The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-09

This Juney weather III NJ worm
wood and gall to the hewers OF wood,
whatever II may be to the drawers OF
water
--SIer and Orr have consolidated
their transfer lines, and the transfer
Office has been removed 10 orr's livery
stable.
--Messra. Waldron Il Keller have
placed samples Of their conservatorie
on exhibition at Messrs. Williams n
Tolllver's drug store. t. ~
"A good white girl, TO do general
housework, can hear Of a situa'
tlon, with liberal wages, by applying
to II. V. Tompkins.--Ad.
You can put In that spare half
hour before dinner IL ready, tomorrow,
just az we'll In the garden as you can
loating about the house.
Our summer ice-crop Is being
planted by the embryo corporation spo-
ken of yesterday, and will, In due sea-
son, yield a bountiful harvest.
Sam G. says the nautical COM
mand, card down yer 'elm as no ref
erence to the helm OF the forest, but to
the elm OF q ship, blarst ye"
Memphis Is to have two glasses OF
1
beer for five cents this summer. But
don't take oil hope too soon; the reduc
ton will not extend further South.
County scrip wanted by johnson
II Manget, LeGrand Hotel, who buy
and sell railroad tickets TO all parts OF
the United States aud Canada. -Ad.
Judge Burford will take up the
criminal docket Of his court to-mor'
row. Several interesting cases Will
undergo preliminary Investigations.
Green peas, cucumbers, snap
beans, radishes, lettuce, and other gar
den truck, while somewhat costive, are
nevertheless abundant In our markets.
Tidy laundry maids, bearing
snowy burdens Of rehabilitated linen
made envious numerous wearers OF
tobacco despatched shirt-fronts yes
tereve.
Grain buyers, as we'll as the hones
: Granger, are In ecstacies over the flat
, tering prospects for an unusually
abundant yield. #i
Why not buy four seed ant
r Havana cigars instead. Of three fo
twenty-five cents, and try Theo
Reinecke, 800 Main street-oldest to
bacconist In the city'-Ad.
The cutters on both sides of Mair
street, from Austin to Lamar streets
are in terrible condition, and should
3 receive the prompt attention Of thu
authorities.
Let every one who has ten square
feet of ground put In few Kitchen
garden seeds, and 1t will be found NOR
Z economical and convenient In thu
e summer than the vegetable market.
-."Do you think the bad weather
broke, Jim ?" asked IA mid.Main bun
yesterday of fellow-pitcher. ayes
e and the good weather, too. for all yo'
borrow Of it," was the disgruntle,
reply. nm
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteel
a dollars. For sale by johnson IL Man
i get, LeGrand Hotel. They buy an
y sell Railroad tickets to all points
= County scrip Is wanted by them.--Ad
II Ten Nights In Bar-room" will
> not be produced here, as the talented
manager Is under the impression |
y wouldn't pay In town where Their
are more bar.rooms than nights.
If you have an odd hour tina
hangs heavily on your hand to-day
}. drop into some place of worship ant
hear II few words on subject tina
will benefit you. .........
-DeStefeno Bros, 1913 Main street
' are In receipt of choice lot OF Messin
y lemons and oranges, cocoanuts, ban
!. anas, nuts and fruits of all descrir
v tions. Those In want of fresh fruits o
s nuts should give them a call.--Ad.
Several OF the "boys" are havin
their brogans hslf-sOled In anticipation
OF walk out OF town for the benefit o
their health. Walking is recommend
i ed as very vigorous exercise, Will
the counting Of railroad ties Is regard
ed as one Of the best Of methods to &C
quire practical knowledge of addition
and multiplication.
:. Now Is the time to buy anything
you want at Reed & Lathrop's, from
jewsharp TO fine ledger. New good
t constantly arriving. Office outfits com
e plete and cheap. Wallpaper and blanl
.. books IN great variety, and prices +
y suit the the times.-Ad.
Paddock Is even with Dallas u
last. He reports Dallas Deput.
Sheriff as gloriously tight In For
Worth, In consequence whereof h.
lost his prisoner, and as a Tarran
deputy cut up high didoes here and re
ceived little free advertising, b,
thinks the two cities about square
Well, We will call 1t so, and quit even
Major McNair has In his posses
sion an inkstand once the property o
the Empress Eugene. 1t was takeI
from the Tuilleries during the reign o
the Commune, and fell into the hand
of a gentleman from whom Majo
McNair procured it. It Is a most elab