The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-21
Old papers for sale al This Office.

THE street cars and the passengers
up TO date are both paying.
THE clouds are on n "louf;" they
hang around and don't do anything.
The city paid its first installment on
It's Markeihouse purchase, Monday evening.
The dry goods bundle boys say that
the smallest houses get the biggest bundles.
A FIFTY thousand dollar hotel is the
next best thing urged and already half under
way.
TO-DAY Mt auction, by Hill, Shields&
Co., will be sold large lot of liquors, MS per
advertisement.
THE candidates are now canVasslng
for you TO take n chance in their chance of
getting an official prize,
SOME changes are to be made in the
official control of the Texas Pacific is the
ninor III railroad circles.
They will be us clearly seen as they
viii be done well, viz: The new house signs
of Messrs, Darlington, Marsalis IL Co.
FIVE thousand dollars worth of
goods, specified in their advertisement in
another column, will be sold ut auction to-
day, without reserve, by Shattuck, Phares &
Co.
GALLOWAY, the Ohio and Mis,is-
eisippi railroad agent for the southwest, Is
making il noisy in his department and very
plain to The travelling public which is u good
way east.
AN lrishman in this city, catching
sight of the new moon last night, Just as the
point OF the crescent nearest the earth was
disappearing behind n cloud, sh outed out,
al seeze We, yezc little bow-legged angel,
yezev
THERE is a gentleman in this city
suffering with "chiragra" or govt in the
hahd, This Is as rare an atlllction us it is re-
tlnedly painful, and we shall be pleased to
learn of the patients early relief.
ELDER CAsKEY, of Mississippi, is
well known throughout his State and even
In the north and west as one of the most cru
dite theologians, and we bespeak for him IL
large ami attentive audience, who will not
regret hearing him.
SOME eight or ten young gentlemen
who Were directed "west" by their New Eng
land parents, arrived in this city yesterday,
and not finding things as they expected, they
want to know now ii "this is west" or have
"they missed their route"
MCQUEEN, formerly compositor on
THE llERALD's eases, has gone to Fort Worth
to take charge of the.Democrat Office. Mes
got heart big enough for II combination cir
Gus 10 spread Its canvass in, and It's as vernal
us It's big. May Lachess draw the thread of
your life through sunny ways
A MAN by the name of Virginia, in
stepping of the passenger train at the Cen
tral depot yesterday morning, ran against u
trunk with force enough to throw him under
the wheels of the car, which was Just start.
Ing. Fortunately he was prevented from
falling by bystander who thus saved us
another ''pall and Virginia."
SCENE: Darley gazing at Bremond's
illustrated posted on the corner of Main and
Austin streets. DarSey (sotto voice.: "Ef
Oar any ting dis nigga likes, its sottin down.
Now, dat nigga sits as do he wa Uneasy.
Nows my luck. I'll gis go and git dat work
of Mas Bremon' of sottln down, for II da' S
any work does like and does well, Its sot-
lin down"
FULL and running over" A gem
tleman In this city, whose little boy attends
one Of our schools, CHANGED to catch the
young man playing truant yesterday, and
accosted him wlti"My son, why is 1t that
you are not in schooign "well, you know
pa you said yesterday that the schools were
lull and running over and 1 fixed 1t so /
could get on The runnlngover side, and that's
what makes me on the outside, guess"