The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-13

deal OF "dlsh" III llle--lhe 'ueehsW"'o
dealer.
How LIBERAL nre our butchers
they divide their quarters among US,
daily.
BROTHER YOUNG, the temperance
lecturer does not complain OF the
water In our streets.
THE rain yesterday arrived Ike II
faithful doclOr-iust in time to save
the patient
PARsoN, as well rs councilman,
Young, left, yesterday morning, for II
ramble north.
IrHAILED, twenty miles northwest of
The city, Thursday night, This Ia from
man who got hit by the pellets.
A WAGON loaded with salt, ran over
n pig and dog, the latter chasing the
other, on east Elm street yesterday,
and killed both Of them. Sailed to
death
ONE of the best administrative OIL
GERS connected with the Texas Pacific
road Is Captain Thomas, station agent
In this city.
THE temperance lecture which was
TO have been delivered tonight by DR.,
Young, is postponed, owing to the doc
tors illness.
Four beautiful young swan were Of
fered for sale in this city yesterday.
Eight dollars II piece made the market
dull for them.
Pun up scrnpers at all the court house
entrances, and all large onough to nc.
commodate from three TO six feet ut II
time.
a PASSENGER, in stepping on the
depot platform from the Pacific OK
press on Thursday, slipped and spraln'
ed his ankle. He was conveyed to one
of the hotels In u hack.
THE International hotel has added a
stylish and brilliant little sample room
to its many other tasteful appoint
ments,
THE fight on Houston street yester-
day, near the Jail, between u negro
woman and negro man, resulted in the
latter "eXaltng the SPONGE
ABOUT four out of every 1--WE pieces
of coin money in this city, is POM
pously engraved with the name of
some shop sweep or corner loafer.
Mr.. WELSH, living in the cedars,
found his stable broken open, yester-
day morning, ana u fine saddle
stolen. The thief left the horse, for n
wonder.
ONE popularity of a mans hand in
this city, is, that whenever it picks up
the wrong hat from hotel rack, it's
sure to be n better one than the hat
which 1t has been accustomed to han
die.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Bower is cspe-
cially happy in arriving home after a
Jaunt without newspaper men know
Ing anything about it, until some days
afterwards. The district attorney
should recover from this.
ATTENTION is called to Che adyer-
tisement of the peoples market,n in
another column. The neighborhood of
Lamar and Griffith streets are especial
~ convenienced by this new opening.
THE lightning killed pet lamb be-
longing to the family of a railroad sec
ton hand, about mile northwest of
the city, on Friday morning. II
wasn't Mary's lamb; it was Bridget
Flarherty's.
AN itinerant dentist operating in
the suburbs of our city, fractured the
right jaw of dental subject yesterday,
and he put the chevalier of the forceps
to flight by threatening to sue him for
new jaw.
a FOUR horse team, attached to a
freight wagon, attempted to run OIL at
the Dallas branch, on Cochran street
yesterday. The weight behind and
locked wheels We're in favor of the
driver, and the gay and treacherous
motive power didn't "make it."
a YOUNG gentleman of this city will
not obligate himself fundamentally,
unless his "heavenly body" can snap
her own beans. Sitting in the kitchen
two hours before dinner with his wife
bossin' the bean job, is not of his cut,
A FAMILY of this city paid three dol.
lars for candles, twenty-five dollars for
curing weak eyes and eight dollars for
burnt bed clothes, and all Incurred
from "sitting up" at night reading q
book ON domestic economy.
CAPTAIN MORROW, who acted as
conductor on the special train which
took the Methodist Sunday school out
is one of the route agents on
the Pacific road. He's a good route
agent to-day and to-moTow too.
ONE of our citizens, whose dignity in
public is of the most unbending, was
'een yesterday astraddle rail fence
nagniflcently "getting away with
our pound turnlp, and ''cussinr a
ocular humble bee who was trying to
ide behind him. =