The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-11

ANOTHER Aerxeh army ol BrlwHhVP-
pera yesterday
HAVE we PInkerton, the Chicago do
teoIlye, among US?
JACK FRosr opened his museum of
frost work yesterday,
Elder H. NJ, GANo has returned,
aud viii proach this morning ana
evening,
TnE Central train, due here NJ half
past six, yesterday morning, was two
hours late.
PERMANENT board for small family
can be obtained by application nj the
HERALD office.
PRoF, ADAMS, Of Macon University,
Macon, Georgia, and IN educator ofox-
perlenco, Ia IN the city.
EARTH CLOSETS have been introduce
cd In this city by Dr. Monett. No
house should DO without thom.
REGULAR SERVICES will bo held at
the Tabernacle to-day. In the evening
DR.. Brush, of Austin, will preach.
No MATTER how much you "may
foam over IT. DIR. Moil6tps soda water
will not foam again until next summer.
THE SHEPARD OF the Central road
tends his llocks Of patrons by the day
or night either, II business requires II.
j. s. HEREFORD, formerly u much
respected citizen Of this city but now
Of Hood county, was In the city, yes
terday
THERE IS church IN this city that
wants to swell It's choir TO twenty-four
Right. II takes twenty-iour to make
n quire.
THERE arc'three mud holes on the
lot adjoining the Lone Star house, on
Main street, which won't add any
sweetness to Sunday.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth
of drugs is what Messrs. Conner a.
Walker say they will sell this year.
Such Is the way we do business in Dali
las,
THE ENGINE of the mixed train on
the Central road going north on Fiji
day night, run into flock of turkeys
mile north Of this city and killed
fifteen Of them.
A YOUNG gentleman in this city was
caught the other night carrying sweet
potatoes out of his sweetheart's faith
er's garden. He perhaps thought
there is nothing half 80 sweet as
iove's'7-sweet potatoes.
WHENEVER Sunday comes, there are
a few conscientious men III this city
who gather around their stove pipes,
and with tears in their eyes, remem-
Der what they said on the week days
when they put them up.
Miss Snow, principal of the Little
Rock seminary, designs moving to
Dallas. Miss Snow will open n school
in this city, and with her rare mental
accomplishments and ripe experience
as tutor, will no doubt succeed in her
vocation.
A SMALL mound of empty and bro
ken fig drums was lying on the lot
opposite to Maytield's lumber yard,
yesterday. When or who hauled them
there is not known, but evidently no
body would "glve fly" for them, else
they never would have been put tn ere.
FRANK NJ. MELLvILLE, southern
passenger agent of that elegant aud
magnificent line, the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, is on a visit to our city. |
Frank Is the most sparkling of social
spirits, the best OF companions and
capital agent.
A YOUNG man from Loachapoka,
Alabama, who got off the Central train
at the depot, yesterday, danced around
in considerable anger at finding that
his trunk was one day behind him.
But his Iioach-a-poka dance didn't
hasten the trunk.
CAPTAIN ED. s. GAY, who is resi-
dent agent of some of the most ster-
ling insurance companies In the Union,
left yesterday morning to establish
agencies of his companies throughout
the state. We wish the captain all
success.
A BAGGAGE smasher picked up one
OFF, b. Bryan d Co.'s trunks, yester.
day, whirled 1t across the street, slam
med 1t back again, and that not hav-
ing any effect upon 1t, walked off, say
ing, ~ give 1t up" Now go to L. b.
b. q Co.'s and buy your trunks.
CHARLEY MoRRIss, of the law firm
OF Simmons q Morriss, left for Rome,
Georgia. this morning. Charley's !
health, we regret to say, Is impaired,
but we trust the trip and visit to his