The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-25
TUE Trinity IL exaltIng herself.

THE Trinity IL exoltlng herself
INKy colored weather, yesterday,
ONCE and awhile II rains In Dallas.
PouITRy In large quantities are on
the market,
THE meetings of the Board of Trade
are not opened with prayer
THE farmers say they want more
bridges on the roads leading into this
city.
EIGHT wagons, loaded with produce,
left Messrs. Keene n Nichols, yester-
day, for the west.
FINE lemons at sixty cents per doz-
en- ut the new Achille fruit store, Main
street, opposite Odd Fellows hall.
A NEGRO fell In 1T on Commerce
street, yesterday. His second fall In
tho same spot in forty-eight hours
The nend Of the stamping clerk OF
the Dallas postotflce, Is the letter writer
who puts his stamps on the lapel of
his envelope.
Two negro women, living on Wood
street, quarreled, yesterday, and one of
them cut off two fingers of the other
with butcher knife.
The usual fall supply Of quinine Is
going to the country. The average
rural face will now look rs If IL be-
longed to II family that didn't agree,
A GENTLEMAN, coming from the
Central train, yesterday morning,
slipped to the ground near the old hos
pital site and dislocated his shoulder.
A LITTLE girl, in coming out of a
gate on Commerce street, yesterday
afternoon, had one of her hands badly
mashed by the gate closing upon 1t.
Her screams could be heard some dis
lance.
DEPpE, the oldest established barber
In Dallas, who has so long served his
friends at his shop on the square, will,
IN a few days, open branch estab-
lishment on Main street, next to the
corner of Lamar
SEVERAL huntsmen got OIL the Cen
trail train in this city yesterday morn
ing, and returned about noon with
two deer which they killed three miles
north of Dallas. But there are "dears''
nearer than that to this city.
MEssRs. BOYLE u RIDDLE will have
genuine turtle soup for lunch to-day
and tomorrow, as will be seen by their
notice in to-day's paper That big
turtle on exhibition, yesterday, is to
be served up and everybody should be
on hand.
A PURSE containing fifty dollars in
gold was picked up on Austin street
yesterday, near the Christian church,
by little girl, who was approached by
countryman in moment or so af-
forwards, to whom she returned it on
his saying 1t belonged to him.
A HORSE hitched to light wagon,
in which was seated man and a little
boy, started in run near Grove g.
Watts mill, yesterday afternoon, and
threw out both occupants of the wagon
on the crossing of the Central road, in
juring them severely.
Mr.. THoMPsoN's dog removed him
self from the door steps, yesterday,
walked in the house and commenced
swapping at the different members of
Mr.. IT'S family. Mr.. Il. arrived in
time to snap cap at the dog and the
gun that wore the cap went off and L. IS
dogs life was cut short of.
THROWING stones is one of the pleas
ant pastimes.of small boys in this city.
One of these missile, thrown by a
boy, entered window of house on
north Lamar street, yesterday after
noon, and startled whole family at
their dinner table to such an extent
that they all sprung up with one ac-
cord, throwing over the table and
causing ten dollar queensware dam
age.
The insurance firm heretofore ex-
isting under the name ana style of G.
w. Baylor & Guedry, is dissolved by
mutual consent, as per advertisement
in another column. Mr.. Guedry with
draws from the firm, carrying with
him the best wishes of a large business