The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-12

der up which ho had carried them,
they reaching the ground n little be-
hind him. Amer recovering from the
shock Of tho mll, he looked NJ the
shingles for a moment orHu, and then
exclaimed, ~ don't mind the fall, 30
long M struck ihegrouud first
TuH pony or Mr., Wills broke his
hlloling slrop yesterday morning
while tied 10 the fonoo around Mr
Whoats' horse lot and displayed the
Of his heels 10y first stand
Ing on his front feet aud danclng q
horn.plpo In the air with The hind
ones, then down on the hlnd ones with
the front ones over his nead with
movements like he was playing n tam
horinc. He subsidized after giving chase
to two negro women, one of whom es'
capped by clearing a four rail fence In
one jump, and the other by going
down hole, eight feet deep aud ten
feet In circumference with the soles Of
her shoes glancing skyward,
As A SPECIMEN of Dallas manulac.
ture, we would call attention 10 n
handsomely finished buggy Mt the shop
Of Messrs, Il. Z, Higgins n Co., corner
Houston aud Elm street. The vehicle
Is single seat, top buggy, all the work
Of which was made In This city. The
top Is made Of full stock leather neatly
and richly lined, while the painting
and vanishing Is rs perfectly done ny
amy one over seen, The whole OF the
workmanship reflects credit on the
above named firm, who turned out the
work. We are pleased 10 lenrn that
they are kept busy with work In their
line, for use IN this and the surround
ing country,
How MAD an old gentleman IN this
city Ia! After having given his three
boys nrmes whose Specification he
felt sure their matured characters
would conform 10, he has lived to see
Bernard, which implies brave man,
pallld with fright, scnmpering down
street chased by u rat-tcrrier the size Of
door knob Clarence, meaning Illus
triOus, has turned out an irreclaim0hlc
simpleton, aud Jeremiah, which is cX-
allied OF the Lord, has packed his moral
wardrobe and gone on an extra fast
through train TO the devil.
Mr.. ALFRED FREEMAN, photographer
OF this city, is receiving orders for an
other large lot of those handsome por-
traits, mention of which was made In !
our columns como months since. The |
paintings are thorough works of art rs |
well ~ perfect likenesses, and the
present Is n good opportunity to secure
the shadow of some loved and lost one.
lfyou want II li(o-like picture of your
father, mother sister, brother or child
call on Mr., Freeman, corner ELM and
Houston streets.
TnE little boy, who was stopped on
the corner of Commerce and Lamar
streets yesterday morning, about nine
O'Clock, for his stomach and mouth to
league together and convert him into
an inverted l., and, If possible, TO draw
his boots or his feet and throw them
over his head, we don't think will
ever smoke another cigar. AT least he
said he wished the man who sold him
that cigar would just feel rs ridicu-
lousy sorrowful as he did.
a PARTY Of young gentlemen of this
city, comparative strangers here,
who recently returned from an ex-
tended foreign travel, entertained sew
eral friends, yesterday, in the eastern
part of the city, by dancing II Moorish
dance. The movements ofthe dancers
were marked by particular grace, and
We're but little varied from what il
known MS polka, in this country.
Each dancer wore small bells attached
to their ankles and feet.
IN chronic gleet or similar discharges
from the uretha William b. Parker's
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu is I'M
euunlpl bV any similar prnnaratinn in
the market. Strong injections, which
are generally used in such eases, near
~ always produce structure aud after
this has once taken place the
patient is constantly liable to spas
modic returns. Instead, then, of sub
jecting yourself to such II distressing
malady, be radically cured by the use
of this valuable compound, and have
no fears Of subsequent visitations.
Sold 10y all druggists, everywhere.
Mayor Cabeli's Court.