The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

Ilizens Of Dallas, painted In oil 10
England, and Just received at ms
lndlo, Go aud sec them
"A new coffee and splee mill ID Ia
operation, llousekeepeIa can have
no fragrant berry which cheers bnl
loeH not inloxieale ground TO order
The price Of gus has been reduced
In Cleveland, ohio, This VIII not
effect the price Of this necessary Of NE
In Dallas, ~ the only reduction our gHs
ever suffers II In quality
The large olstern Of The Lamar
hotel, lsKli N nearly completed "
will be walled IN with brick ana llned
with cement, but ~ h the usual style
Of late, II Is but few feet from Tho
hotel water closet
.-Measrs Merreit aud l'arriS, two
gentlemen living In Collin county,
authorize THE HERALD To say mat
their county viii give ~ much towards
tho Davis Homestead fund ~ any
county In the state
Tho Iyroleso warblera aro drawing
large houses 10 Charlie MelslerhahS
aaloon, aud consequently he draws
largely on his beer kegs Their head
pear.hose aud high notes me alike
unique aud hard to beat
The foundations Of the new build
lnga corner poydraa aud Main streets,
arc being rapidly oxoayOtcd, aud tho
siona IL on tho opot for the ground wall
Eastward the star Of Main street rcal
estate seems to DO taking IT, way
To-day Is the day appointed for the
hanging ofJ n, lGSkrldge, In NoSuboo
county, Mississippi, for the murder of
Bpntley, Unless reprlevod by the
governor, aud our Mississippi eX-
changes do not mention the fact, he
will swing.
--'ruE HERALD N indebted 10 Mr..
II, II, Hail, living near this city, for u
nuc moss OF Irish potatoes, two of
which weighed onc.and-a, half pounds,
They are u nnc sample OF his field aud
nrc Of the Fairly Rose variety, Mr.
Hall challenges any one to beat them
Il See full account Of proceedings OF
MIllcrs' convention In another COLI
umn. They ARE determined that our
Texas flour shall havea fair field, aud
pay no more freight than Missouri or
Kansas Hour, 1Im HERALD Wishes
them the success they no richly merit.
"A trial In the mayors court this
morning, brought out the "screen
sccnc,p u terribly black eye and
some very amusing testimony, One
gent with n very large opening un!or
his nose, and answering 10 the name
OF Harry, developed the astonishing
fact that DO was u cuc-keepcr by pro-
iesson. Webster fails TO define THU
word,
II IL an admitted fact that Billy
CrozIer eau throw the one ball to n Ger.
tain pool-player oftener than any man
on record. The next time hc does II he
will be shot through the eye, have n
conductors punch fastened to his nose,
and will be hung up to the flagstaff OF
the Lamar hotel with red light to his
feet as n warning TO refractory game
keepers.
-Mlessrs. Frank Gayle and George
Monroe conductors on the Texas aud
Pacific, dropped into see w last night
They brought back our active city
editor who has been dlsportlng him
self with that lottery magnate, Choat,
Somerby, at Kaufman, for the past few
days. He says Frank and George un
derstand their business, and know
how to treat the travelling public. Cor
rect.
Mr.. G, b. Stephenson brought to
our Office yesterday the first ripe to.
matoes we have seen this season. He
also exhibited what was delightful
vegetable rarity to US, some Windsor
beans. Mr.. Stephenson says they arc
In every respect equal in flavor to the
best of the Lima variety, while they
are much more prolific and easily cul-
tivated, ~ they grow on bush, re-
quiring, therefore, no poles. The bean
itself is three times the size of an ordi-
nary butter bean.
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