The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-05

Pigs feet viii soon be here.
All where's your overcoat?
Linen busters three for dollar
How do you take your oysters?
Have you laid In your winter
wood ?
No ice in mine, fyou please, bar
keeper.
Boys, kiteti Is over; hunt up
your skates.
One Of the handsomest lawyers in
the city wears striped stockings.
Loads of wood for dollar are grow
ing as scarce, almost, rs dollars them
selves.
The extensive steam cracker
works of Sherman, luckily, escaped
the great fire unframed.
--Obenchain & Childress received
from ST. Louis, yesterday, an order for
four car loads Of KreIg's Mills -four
The monthly Union concert will
be held at the now Methodist church,
in East Dallas, this afternoon ut four
o'clock.
The over-zealous housekeeper may
be detected by a blue welt over his eye,
proof that he has been wrestling
with u refractory stove-pipe.
--Haverly's celebrated Ministries
will open here next week and will give
two performances. Milt. q. Barlow Is
with them, and this is advertisement
enough.
The race advertised TO come off
yesterday evening did not take place.
The owner of Santa Fe paid one humid
red and twenty-five dollars forfeit and
withdrew his horse,
in the great variety of amuse-
ments that will SOLICIT the patronage
of the Dallas public during this month
we will simply say do not lose sight
of the New Orleans Varieties Thea
ire Company"
The Houston Age says, "This thing
of Texans not encouraging Texas man
ufactores is being exploded. a Dallas
manufacturer of brooms was In town
to-day, and made sales to nearly every
grocer on Market Square. But then
the article wps good.n
THE HERALD building will be H.
Illuminated tonight, and let us all have
a grand Publication, for the battle has
been fought severely and won, and
Lamar, Hooker and Singleton will
wheel into line, the Congressman elect
CT our Sister State.
Two horses, attached to n granger
wagon, became frightened yesterday
morning and ran up Main street tc
Houston, down Houston TO Elm, anG
down Elm until they were stopped
There was considerable excitement
and apprehension felt for some time,
aud the only wonder was that some
serious damage was not done.
1t Is hoped that everybody vii
aid in the illumination and attend the
mass meeting ut the Courthouse to-
night; and we call especially upon
Judge Goode, Col. Shannon, Barnett
| Gibbs, Maj. Fern aud others who
cherish the memory of the palmy days
of the old state to address the people
tonight.
We call attention to the preferred
specials of Donoho 4 Go. Major
Donoho, although but comparatively
new conner in Dallas, has done much
towards attracting the attention of the
| people of the older States to our city
and county, and from our knowledge
OF the gentleman we will guarantee
that he viii make old fogies still fur
open their eyes.
The following gentlemen are re-
quested to take an active part In get
ting up the meeting for tonight and in
seeing that preparations are made for
n proper celebration of our victory: T..
j. Keaton, DR.. Sizer, Maior Baskerville,
Major Barkley, Robert West, June
Peak, Samuel Blake, DIR. Darlington,
lack Tolliver, James Hereford and ms
many other lovers of Democracy and
good government rs will serve on n
committee with the above gentlemen.
"A note from Chief Common tells
THB HERALD that, malgre the report
of the Commercial on Wednesday
evening, there is plenty of water in all
the public cisterns, and that in event
of u fire there Is nothing TO be feared,
except from some such scourge as swept
Chicago and Boston, where the best
machinery, brave men and an unlin-
tied supply of water We're powerless.
This community has every confidence
In the brave tremen who watch while
they are sleeping
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Personal.
Col. George Noble, Superintendent OF