The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-03
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SEE call OF stockholders or odd EEL
lows hall.
A PUBLIC spittoon should be the
next Improvement In this city.
A BULLETIN board, broad enough to
get up an Indian war dance on, has
been put upin the new courthouse.
THE public cistern, on the corner of
Elm and Market streets, has turned It's
arch and will soon be ready to turn on
water.
MILLER, one Of the cultivated Austin
street BARRIERS, will have his artistic
saloon open to-day. Drop in and
shave.
Rev. Mr.. CARHART will deliver
temperance sermon, at Odd Fellows
hall, this eveningat early candle light.
Citizens generally are invited to at
tend.
Divine services will be held in Ger
man in the market hall, Mt hulfpast 10
o'clock to-day, by Rev. Il. Schiller, from
Waco. All our German friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
THIRTY bales Of the snowy staple
rolled In to our city last night about
dusk, all the way from the lower edge
OF Hill county. Invent round to Elm
street, but to whom consigned or sold
we did not learn.
A CAULDoN has been placed in the
court house yard, full of scalding
water, to "bile' down any man until
his most intimate creditor won't recog-
nize him, who dares to spit on the car
pet in the new court house.
ONE of the results OF the modern pie
mic is, that the young lady attendant
will always take care to explain on her
return home, that the red spot on her
cheek was caused by one of the girls
throwing strawberry at her.
ATTENTION is called Ito the card of DR..
G. Beaumont, physician, surgeon, ocu-
list and aurist, office at the Crutchfield
house. The doctor has been very sue
cessful in his practice, and can refer to
some of our best citizens as to his skill.
A TWO horse hack running to the
brewery garden, will connect with
every car to-day, at the eastern termi.
nus, at one o'clock, and continuing
to the close of the gardens. The hack
will be in charge of Mr.. Nj. V.
Knowles. Fare to the garden, fifty
cents.
III General John G. Breckenridge is
to be present at the State fair at Hous-
ton, rs rumor says he will, we suggest
to our city authorities the propriety of
extending TO him an invitation to visit
Dallas. We know he has many friends
here, who would be glad to shake him
by the hand again.
ALI THE trash and broken stone ac-
cumulated on the ground Immediately
surrounding the court house is being
rapidly hauled off, much to the dis
comforture and unhappiness of the
average Dallas gamin, whose chief joy
was In barricading himself behind the
court yard trees and sailing the rem
nants OF rock at passing "bee-gums."
COMMUNION service will be held at
tbs Elm street Presbyterian church,
this morning, and in the evening a
lecture win be delivered by the pastor
to young men. DR.. Smith should have
had us at his elbow when preparing
his appeal tu the callOw youth of our
city. Our facilities for knowing "the
ways that are dark and tricks that are
vain" of these goslins are immense.
Mr.. p. w. LrNsKIE, undertaken
Main Street, has purchased all the un-
dertaking material and fittings re-
Gently used by Messrs. q. NJ. Llitlefeld
&C.,, ond having now on hand large
assortment of goods in his line, is pre-
pared to furnish burial eases and cas-.
kets, of all kinds, together with ordi-
nary wooden collins, ut the shortest
notice, and to attend to funerals. He
solicits share of public patronage.
CAPTAIN HARDcAsrLE, the business
manager of the Houston Age, is in the
city. The Houston Age is one of the
very ablest and one of the most elegant
newspapers of the southern press, and
its splendid success is principally due
to the massive and infiexible energies
OF Captain Hardcastle. Its editor,
Colonel Gustaye Cook, is known all
over the state as being one OF the most
trenchant profound and polished po- |
litical writers in the south.
ATTENTION is called to the change
on the Texas and Pacific railway
Commencing with this morning, trains \
will run as follows: Mail and express
leaves Dallas at 4 A. NJ. and arrives at
ll:50 p. NJ. Accommodation train
leaves Dallas at 2:45P. NJ, and arrives |
att P. NJ. Through freight train leaves
Dallas att a. N. and arrives at p. NJ. |
Through tickets to all important points
can be had at the ticket office, in
depot, corner Pacific avenue and Lamar
street, from which nll trains leave at
the above time.
Parker's Compound Fluid Extract
Buchu IL the result Of years az expe-
Renee In the private practice of a lead.
|ng physician, It Is Iinequaled by any
psher renady Ia affections peculiar 10 |