The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-10
sooN BIO lImo 70 dlapoae Of hoga un.

der the hammer.
THE THERMOMETER cooled Itself OIL
yesterday noon nj 6l'.
TooTH.soME-That big tooth In Dr.
Lookwoods show case.
IIoRsE chcsnuts In the city. Neigh,
you should not eat them.
THE council met last night to enact
fire police regulations.
NEGROES are hauling sixty
pound catfish out Of the Trinity
SEVERAL additional iron columns
have been added to the San Jaclnto
hotel.
A FRAME warehouse Is being built
on the corner of Main and Chestnut
streets.
PoMERoy, OF Kansas, is coming 10
Dallas to live, To complete II, send us
Ben Butler
SANGER Bios car signs were REIN
stated on the apex Of the street car
roof yesterday.
THEY have fenced the formerly ex-
posed side Of that astounding culvert
on Main street.
MEssRs. JAMES d RYAN have made
most excellent job Of their street
work on ELM street.
YESTERDAY was us pretty as an An
dalusian maid t may be as ugly,
though, as witch in Macbeth, to- day.
THERE has been on increase Of sew
enty-nye per cent in the business Of
this city this month over the preceding
one.
A UNITED STATES Commercial Di-
rcctory canvasser is working with
much enthusiasm for his "cause' in
Dallas.
CANDIDATES should bear il in mind
that this Is the last month in which
they can nurse babies with any good
TO themselves.
THE hog wallows, or, perhaps, we
should say depressions, on our streets
are being fllledup in manner to insure
+ cir level headedncss for the future.
The Commercial says we are "lu-
minousn and can write an excellent
local.n Thanks. Would that its edi-
tor could command similar compli-
ment.
THERE is u spiritualist among us
who conjures, in shadow, to several en-
ragged wives in this city, the outlines of
many females whom their husbands
particularly admire.
A GENTLEMAN opened grocery
store in south Dallas, last week, and
his first customer bought dollars
worth of sugar on "tickn and decamp-
ed the next day. A clear ease of tic ~
dollar ,7tse.
The 'tBIsNIAGCK" will be in "full
blast' again this evening, aud the
proprietor hopes to see all of his old
friends and the public generally pres
ent at the warming" See notice in
another column.
THERE viii be services in the Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church, sltu-
ated on Live Oak street, ON tomorrow
morning, Sunday, the 18th instant, ut
ten o'clock, and in the evening at half
past seven O'clock, Rev. j. G. Albrecht,
pastor.
A LEASE of three-quarters of an
acre ofground on Elm ST., on yesterday,
was made to Mr.. Elliott, lumber mer-
chant, by DR.. Keller. The location Is
an excellent one for the business, and
switch is to be built into the yard by
the Pacific railroad company.
MEssRs. CHRISTIAN q MORRISON re-
ceived yesterday from Iowa, four
Merino bucks, to be shipped to stock
rancho west of Weatherford. They
were monarchial appearing fellows,
and were named respectfully, Alcxan-
der, Hannibal, Caesar aud Napoleon.
THE GROUND upon which the Epis-
copal church stands is again getting in
an insular condition from the banking I
up of water. As this is part of the |
direct line to the post office from the
business portion of the city, some ef-
fective means for drainage at that
point should be adopted.
Two young men came near ball-ing
over in their anger at each other at
one of our hotels, yesterday evening,
and e believe one of them was arrested
though almost Immediately afterwards
discharged. Such peccadilloes the best,
ofus are likely to fall into sometimes,
and we have no doubt that, in this in
stance, 1t was no sooner committed
than profoundly regretted.
A PECULIAR looking fly encamped