The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-11

a ton on two Of the frlg sass 10 Oh l'pl'
Vicious aud hungry lacking dogs
still continue 10 roam VI large through
the streets
-LIke The good old air Of "Old
Grimes, tho sIgns of "Old Pelrie" arc
yel undlmmed.
-Nlnely-eIght degrees IN tho shade
was what tho thermometer said yes
ierday NJ noon.
The "Old FOLKS" are actively re'
heaning for the concerts on The even
inga Of tho 10Th aud slat
Dallas aud eagle Ford are dolnH
large trade In tho way OF shipping
lumber 10 western paints
--D0lIas demands agifl concert or
that Tho city administration pay tho
policemen u Just pro rata Of their nAl'
AIRY,
Don't forget the racca NJ the fur
grounds on Tuesday, Good horses
have been entered aud line sport my
bo anticipated,
one dollar for u Kite, n demonlacnl
headache, n plaster on lila stomach, mn
awful caatIng upofabdomlnnl accounts
aud u parental charge IA keep, "llml u
he ever llcw n Kite In tho nun again
she'd wear him out" wna u Dallas
hoy n summing up OfycHIoldny,
Escort Miranda 10 church to-day,
young man, aud heed the words of
grace aud wisdom m they fall from
the llpu Of the pastor.
Song Of tho city vegetation tn the
clouds; "Wnler 10 the right Of ~,
water to the left ~, water oil around
IN, hut nary II drop on u.s.
Tho Union Mission Sunday
School meets ut the Courthouse thla
evening NJ half-past four o'clock. Sec
lhat the little onos attend.
--W0rkmcn on the new block of
buildings opposite the Lamar were
compelled TO suspend work, yesterday,
ON account Of the heat.
There wns u goodly number Of our
country friends In town yesterday, II
the number of horses lilchrd to tile
Courthouse "fcnce" IL any criterion.
Uncle Samuel's IT. Grillln delcga.
ton histrd In u multitude Of water
melon berries under their little f.
brnss and blue pockets yesterday
The melancholy exile from Ilaly's
fur shores still mcanders our streets
with plaster paris specimens of his
skin, with both chisel and brush,
Open air preaching at the Texas
aud Pacific depot this evening nj s
O'clock, under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The public are earnestly invited to
attend.
Farmers In the immediate neigh
borhood Of Dallas are Of opinion that
u little shower of rain would not
prove at all. Acknowledgements to the
growing corn crop.
Wheat brought eighty-seven and
half cents on the streets yesterday.
Cats, representing the Messrs. Clark
Bryans n Blake, paved In eight hun
dred bushels of an excellent grade at
that figure.
Dallas must have an elevator In
time to handle the next grain crop; IN
fact, two would not he too many.
What say TIE HERALD's Granger
friends to taking the matter in hand?
II would be a convenience to the pub
lie and profit to the builders.
Lieut.. Garner IN charge of various
United States gunboats, reached the
city yesterday from Ft. Griffin. He
will garner numerous supplies for the
military prairie flowers who IN brass
and blue and Precipitation demand FUR
ther hash.
Capt. Greenlaw, of Messrs. Oben-
chain " Childress, il back from the
Hot Springs. He appears MS man
having been pulled down and set up
again, rejuvenated, disenthralled and
MS bright as sunburst. Greenaw,
1--WE receive you" as an American
Commodore said to a French Admiral. |
The material for the uniforms of
the Stonewall Grays has arrived. The
style of the uniform will be after that
OF tho old Third Louisiana, c.. A.
gray pants with light blue stripe down
the side, with waist jacket. The re-
porter was yesterday shown the uni
form OF Captain Bower, which has
just been completed. The pants have
u narrow gold s.rpeJlown the stripe of
blue, while the jacket is deliberately
trimmed with gold braid. The jacket
Is ornamented with the Lone Star mil
itary button of Texas.
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