The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-08


LET Us uniform our uniformly effect
i've police.
LAVISH interior decoration Of pri-
vale residences Is the latest ache among
builders In this city.
THERE are just three young ladies in
this city, so far, who j ave determined
TO marry no one less than prince.
CAPTAIN JUNE PEAK, city marshal,
returned from Tyler yesterday, not
being able to obtain custody Of Wilson
alias Buckskin Blll.
Nix. SCOTT IL doubling the size Of his
fine Touring mill by adding brick adj
dition. That energetic contractor j.
4. Leonard, Esq, has the work.
THERE is an old Texan in this
county who believes that sam llous-
ton discovered America, and you cant
wash it out of him by standing the
drinks, either.
THERE will be meet Of the stock
holders Of the Dallas Real Estate,
Building and Savings association, at
the Office of the secretary, Mr., II. j..
Seay, this friday evening, Mt seven
O'clock. a full attendance is desired.
For wIIIRLLEGIGGING Bill Johnson,
a negro, on the toe OF his boot, another
negro by the name of Joe Hobson, was
whipped yesterday by Johnson's wife
until his face and head Looked rs il it
had been used in champion game Of
foot ball.
A CoPpERsMtrH with plenty Of cop
per, all the tools and u head full OF
knowledge in the art, has, in the lam
guage of the heightened, "eXtended his
business indicator in our city; by vul-
garians and boys who play marbles on
the streetcorners dcnominated "slinged
ont his single"
THE popular Eureka barber shop
has been removed to the room one
door from the old location, and is
being fitted up with new fixtures OF
all kinds. 1t is now the most elegant
tonsoral establishment in the city, and
Wilson and Calm are determined that
its reputation shall be sustained. Give
them call.
a SHOCKING case of misty-headed-
ness occurred at one of our churches
last Sunday. An old poker player oc-
cupying Il seat nearest the pulpit,
awoke just rs the minister requested,
in loud tone, one of the church MEM
beers, in the absence of II vestryman, to
pass the plate for the usual collections,
mo you DON'T" lively objected the
venerable p. p. dealer can't pass I;
faint 'cordin' to Hoylcw
OUR general agent, Mr.. Beckett re-
turned from most successful trip in
the northern and northwestern part Of
the state last night. Prosperity is the
handmade of our agent wherever he
goes, and he returns with one of the
largest and, of course, one of the most
satisfactory lists of new subscribers the
HERALD has ever received. Wethank
our friends in the northern and north
western part of the state for their lib
eral support.
What vast change has come over
the system of medical treatment in the
last few years! A short time ago and
depletion seemed to be the only
misunderstanding, clustering, cupping,
purging, etc.---but now, how different.
The system Of depletion has almost
disappeared and we find tonics and
strengtheners taking its place. Build
up, instead of pull down still fur
ther, the dilapidated constitution. OF
all the array of restoratives none sur
passes William b. parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu in its invigorat-
ing properties. 1t will restore the
shattered constitution, invgorate the
mind and impart a zcst to life which
the poor invalid had thought departed
forever. Sold by all druggists, every
where.