The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-16

Aco-oPERATIvE Kitchen IN proposot
IN this city.
ATTENTION Is called to II notice o
dissolution of the copartnership o
Messrs. Higgins \ Co.
THE fire company have call for
meeting this evening at eight o'clock
See notice In another column. ~.
ERATII, Eastland and Johnson coun
ties are principally supplying the cat
tie which ara shipped from this city.
II. Il. WILSON, ESQ, correspondent
of the New York Post, passed through
this city yesterday, on his way IL
Shreveport.
Mr.. SHEPARD Is having large
frame store house constructed on one
of his lots on Elm street, noar Messrs,
Groves Watts mill,
"a ANDnow comes Judge Nat. Butlonl
withsa thirty-ono pound watermelon,
cold as an icc house, lovely inside MS 4
June sunset and unuttcrably delicious
NH RIcHARDs' horse cholSed ia
death yesterday, by getting a piece OF
iron In his, throat while eating. The
animal was valued at. three hundred
dollars.
AT the engine house, at s O'clock to-
morrow evening, meeting will be-
held for the formation of u BritaniC
society. All British subjects are invited
to DO present.
The party who resides opposite the
court house, and who attempted to
poison herself by strychnine, on Tues
day, is recovering. DR. Renaud was
her medical attendant
A GENTLEMAN in this city is suffer
ing from . dangerous inflammation of
his palate, by attempting to remove a
blade of grass which had lodged in his
throat with brass spoon.
A NEGRO man and his wife, living
near Mr.. Tricks residence in the east
ern part of the city, were arrested yes
terday for fighting. The man found
this colored parson In dulcet converse
with his wife on returning from the
country, and the Beecher-Tilton affair
suddenly doomed within his soul and
he broke forth In words, atwhich the
wife cooperated with chair leg and
scratched his head and back with 1t,
in the midst Of which the police ar
rived and took them before the mayor.
A DALLAS minister informed a
young gentlemen living in the rural
districts that he intended to hold d
meeting in his neighborhood very
soon, and desired that he would aid in
getting together -the singing young
ladies thereabouts. The young
man remembered how excellent his
"Sal' could play fiddle, and informed
the clergyman 'that, as for singin', he
didn't know as how his gal would pass,
but, parson, lift Is me that says it,
she's perilous on cat gut p
THE wreck of the business formerly
owned by Goslin h Co., later by +.
Vile, still later by s. Rosenthal, has
recently been purchased by Mr., A. NJ.
Friend, who is determined to make
this the most complete and best con-
Quoted queensware and house furnish
ing house In the state. Mr.. Friend
buys all his goods for cash in advance
only Ia very rare thing in these times),
which enables him to duplicate any
bill bought In st. Louis, Chicago, New
Orleans or elsewhere. Glassware, plat.
ed ware, toilet ware, cutlery, etc, he
will sell at the selling prices Of the
above named cities without adding one
cent for freight. On queensware, wood
and willow ware, and other bulky goods
he will add only the lowest possible
freights, thereby saving his customers
the risk of breakage and time for tran
sit.
MIR. Friend has already completed
arrangements with the most extern
sive glass manufacturers or Pittsburg,
Wheeling and other places, and with
one of the best known tub and bucket
manufactures of Wisconsin.
For Simpson, Hall, Miller 4 Co,
of Wallingford, Connecticut, the old
est and most extensive silver plated
manufacturers in this country, Mr.
Friend acts asagent, and viii fiji orders
for their goods at their Wallingford
prices.
Mfr. Rosenthal, Mr.. Friends prede-
cessor, now on his way to Europe, has
consented to stop at the English pot
teries, and purchase a large lot of
queensware, which viii arrive in am
pie time for the fan campaign, and |