The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-14
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cradle extent among the ohildFen'
VIII somebody take holduflhat pub
liz llbr,ly, and got II on It's legs agalny
.dr A. Meley gives hla lilends a
putty Tonight At the cd Fellows hall
The price OF an emlgrant ticket from
Phlladel lhla to Dallas, via the Penn
sylyanla Central, IN sal 3d.
Some Of our "bandlts" went for
Sheridan extensively nj the meeting
on tuesday night aud yet he In not
happy, for they didn't threaten 10 ~
u sslnate him,
on Saturday tie Salvlnl club per-
form "Custe,n aud on ThurSday MI
Francis and a number Of amateurs give
u grand concert, both for the benefit OF
tho Howard association.
Bishop Garrett IsprovIdlng plenty OF
work for his church people for twenty
years 70 come. His sucress In his en-
ierprIses elsewhere IL guarantee That
he viii accomplish much here
Tomorrow morning tho state w.
Jim CrutchAeld, alias Jim Mack, VIII
be called, aud his honor gave notice
that every juror, witness or lawyer In
default will be fined nfty dollars,
When money Is plenty 1.-THE mayors
court does q thriving business Now
nothing Is doing among the offending
Glasses, on account Of their Inability to
procure means TO DO dlsorderly with.
There was man here yesterday from
Galveston, who IL going TO advertise
largely here In few years, provided
40 will take II out IN goods Mt the end
of the time, and allow discount OF
fifty per cent.
Brother Sterrett looks haggard and
has wild look out of the eye that IN
dicutes that the grand jury are work
ing him nigh unto death, and TINT he
pines for peaceful jaunt oh his buf-
ialo--Bill.
Attention Is called TO the card Of W.
H. Williams, Esq, attorney ut law
who has removed his Office 60 the new
building on Main street, over Williams
d Crowdus' drug store, where he will
he pleased to see his friends and clients
Mrs. L'Hommedieu called TO ask DR.
r. II. Jones, the other day, the price O
Il certain lot opposite George Mcri'
wether's residence, when the doctor
very CALAMITY aud delicately beggct
that she wouldaccept of it. Now, that'i
what we call good deed, kindly done
II. S. Geise, agent of the Texas anc
Pacific at Elmo, and n defeated aspi
rant for mayor Of the same rising vii
lage, arrived yesterday His arduou'
labors In handling the enormous
amount of freight shipped to and from
that point Zone steer, one bale Of cot
ton, coop of chickens and four dozel
creole eggs, monthly are beginning tt
tell on him. His massive brain ant
lacerated ambition need repose and h,
seeks lurlough.
Messrs. Carnes and Guedry have as
ISOLATED themselves as general fire in
surance agents, aud we refer our read
ers TO their card in another column
the line Of companies they represen
is headed 10y the London and Liver
pool and Globe and North British an,
Mercantile, of London and Edin
burgh, Conf g nearer home they ar
agents of the Traders, Of Chicago
Petersburg Savings and Trust, and III
Alhermarle aud Farmville, of Virgins
They also write risks on cotton an
other merchandise in transit to an
from any of the northern ports of til
United States. We recommend then
to the public.
Plant out cauliflowers, cab 1age an(
lettuce from the bed into which the
We're set early in the fall. Have mean
at hand to protect them in case q
frost. Sow cabbage and lettuce, also
peas, radishes, parsnips, beets, carrots
turnips, satisfy, spinage, parsley, swee
herbs, etc. Plant Irish potatoes, hors
radish and artichokes; onions, eithe
young plants from beds sowed il
August Or dry sets. Should the weathe
he severe protect young plants wit
some light covering. Celery should b
earthed up during dry weather as ofteI
as required, which will be once fort
night. Ii artichoke and asparagu
beds have not been dressed, attend t
them. Hoe and attend vegetables a
soon as they are large enough to ADM
of il.
"1Inrtha''-The First opera In Dnlia,
On the 10th of February, at Field
theAter, Flotow's beautiful little conf,
opera of Martha" will be presente,
by number of ladies and gentlemen