The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-20
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DALLAS Is to have an art gallery.
FINE art-Combing with fine tooth
comb.
A THIRTEEN hundred dollar lottery
Is out.
SUNDAY in police circles was uHe-
ventful.
SOUTH side of the square holds its
business head very lofty.
THE horse market was lively yester-
day. Some Of the horses were, too.
The Central Hotel is in the posses
sion OF McCabes Variety company.
NoRTHwARD went the Crisp family
yesterday morning. Destination, Massachu-
sets.
AN insurance company for firemen
only, is talked of. None but tlremen need
apply.
The DALLAS HERALD isn't afraid OF
any job Office but the Congress of the United
States.
COMMERCE street, east, is making it
busy for lumber yards. Many houses going
up there.
IT IS to be called the Commercial,
and its daddy is to know its out by the first
of February.
THE work on the Wichita road goes
bravely railroadlshly on. Fifteen mllea
have been located
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. child in
this city had the "croup" yesterday. That's
what he said he had.
MCCONNELL & CAIN have something
to say In the special notice column about
mowers and reapers.
If you are skeptical you will find
Sheriff Barkley's bond upon record in the
District Clerks ONCE.
AN uncommon tinen dog fight took
place In front of the entrance TO the o. X.
wagon yard yesterday.
WE saw lady yesterday raj
nented to the amount OF Ave hundred do
lars buying few fig leaves
THoMPsoN's Varieties will make it
eIcitable hereafter in the building at present
occupied by Lang's jewelry store.
SEE local notice of John Houston,
Is Elm street, up stairs, Offering county war
rants tsmall) at eighty cents on the dollar.
CUTLER, of the Denison Journal, has
come in for fixture, but will first 90 to Aus
tin to look over the remnants of the political
"fx."
FoRNEY, of the Philadelphia Press,
Eliminates against "dead heads" Pray what
does dead duck" know about "dead
heads ?"
ANOTHER male thief: A young lady
ran away with her lover near this city yes
terday. Where ars the United states mali
detectives?
A CROCKERY and willowware estab-
lishment, recently of Denison, will open In
one of the iron front buildings on the north
side Of the square.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT HoxIE,
Of the Great Northern and International
railroad, has scratched his Quill on the Cs,-
mopolitan register.
The meeting Of the Good Templars
- postponed until Thursday night. This is
required by failure to have their Hall
ready for use earlier.
INVESTIGATION proves our estimats
Of Mr.. Austin's loss as much below the right
figure. He will lose by the firc probably two
hundred M tpu
Rev. LEE Newton, editor of the
Texas Slgnet, the temperance organ of North
ern Texas, was In our office yesterday. He
30 seated himself as to enable us to retire our
little brown Jug under our table without
he observing 1t.
WHAT have you that terrier
wrapped up so for9" asked the friend of the
owner OF celebrated rat-catcher as he WAS
carrying him along the street yesterday.
swaddled in flannel. "Thats to keen him
nom catching cold"
(WHICH church shall we 20 to
dearY' asked wife, who is rather disputa.
cious, OF her husband, in this city on Sunday
last. "Ithink the Episcopal church would
suit you best, love; for you win have there
an opportunity to respond
"MY darling, come in no,cp' was the
invitation an uptown husband, who has n
bad habit OF going out OF nights, heard his
wife extend to somebody Just after he had
closed the front gate, the other evening. He
returned and the club, puzzled to know what
has become Of Biles, wear Grape
A VERY thrifty employee of Mr..
Hofistadt, admiring Mrs. HIS watch and
Mr.. HIS derringer, decided that such aJewei-
ny" would become him, and therefore at once
spit upon the eight commandment and laid
warmly to the Jewelry. Officer waddell saw
him safely to the establishment in the rear
OF the mariSetliouse.