The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-22

tho latter looking ~ though
ihe could move arly of with several
square yards Of pork and cold beans,
namo into the city yesterday ~ o.
wagon, aud checking up, finally, M
front Of u 'plo factory The "old boy
mud the told quiz got out and left the
glr IN the wagon, After the departure
of the elders, II b supposodlho maiden
In the wagon box felt as II she might
stack some "bread stullbo beneath her
little apron, and she az once broganed
under tho shingles Of The pastry cot
tago and proceeded TO lombard with
much jNw-y II lortllcallon Of gungor
bread, and TO labor genlally with two
counters Of taria, While retiring In
activity these llonr-y prepa'
ratlons, the eye Of the "old quill' on
her return was attracted TO the sublime
butchery Of her gal, aud gazing at her
for few moments quickly turned to
the sold boy" aud shrlokcd, "Grab
her John Henry, grab hcrW ! believe
she's hunkln' the lay outN
Mn. j. w, ALLEN, while ont coli
Letting on Wednesday last, and being
more fortunate than the majority Of
rovors In TINT field, pulled out his
pocket buok TO put away u collection,
lie found on reaching his destination
In the evening that that same pocket
book, containing nlnoty-sevcn dollars,
eEhty.scycn currency and ten In gold,
didn't answer 10 rOll-cNIl. Mr.. Allon
will of course reward the finder on re-
turning II to him.
THE residence Of Mr. j, w. Allen,
near the junction Of the Texas Pacific
and Central railroads, was entered ON
last Wednesday night during Mr.. AS
absence to attend the sick bed Of rel
alive, and robbed of II suit Of clothes
worth fifty dollars. dragoon pistol,
and n pan Of eggs, and while the latter
should remind the mNluppropriator
Of the duty of Smelling out his wrong
fully obtained property, Mr.. A. assures
us that the clGndestlne invader reso-
lutely remains in the back ground,
THERE may he some mistake about
this; and for the time being we will not
give the names Of the parties, but II Is
said that for some triiling offence on
the part Of negro family living neal
them, about three miles south Of the
city, they tied II little negro boy, one
of the family, to Il tree and with II gun
charged with bird shot used him for 4
target for the drinks.
TIE calico ball ut Plano, on last
Monday night, was n brilliant success.
The splendid Durand house was radi-
ant with the beauty and gallantry OF
Plano, sherman, Mckinney and
Dallas. The polished proprietor with
his accomplished lady were assiduous
in their thoughtful attentions to theiI
guests, and the participants will not
soon forget the glory of the evening.
THE dancing school, which has been
so successfully and eminently salts
factorily conducted in this city, has
closed its session, and its popular man
aser, Prot. George, goes to Tyler to or
ganize II school there. 70 the people
of that city we take pleasure in testify.
ing to the high qualities of Prof
George as n terpsichorean instructor
and his gentlemanly polish.
In being noticed by some boys at one
of the schools in this city that one OF
the worst of their fellow pupils never
received any of the "wood work
which, with punctillious regularity, il
iarmeo out TO them, inquired why 1t
"never got any ofthe lickins'.' "Why
| guess he dassent either" was the
quick reply; "he's courtin' my sister p
"A boi'Lh. from Tue gun oi " lowing
piece, discharged by II gentlemen out
hunting yesterday, went through the
hat of n man who w,s c,oorinw som,
.., ..,n. -, 49,
srouiio WIN MS Wi'e III lhe suburbs
and who We're not observed by the
hunter, and lodged in the foot of the
woman
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