The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10


money, and tyou should have 'icH''
10 sell they vii! give you n fair price
for IL. nd.
-.Unsleady .on.his legt you =
brave, and t'ulI.olIire'water "h ~" :
warrior, met Stare.every'womao W.
the-iace yesterday, and TmoNed 'ne
pipe of peace. .,I
Charles Alexander, arrested ana
lodged in JaiI, upon u charge OF enter
ing the LeGrand hotel ana ste"Uhs"
box of valuable papers, Will have
preliminary examination in " 'e"
days.
Mr.. Cornish, Of The express Office,
reports large amount of business be
inc done IN his oilice, and all hands
kent busy. The amount Of goods sent
from here by express is very large,
and increasing.
j. q. Booth has no connection WIN
any other auction house but one-lo3
Main street, opposite the LeGrand
Hotel, and any one wishing him to
sell his property must call at hls new
Auction House,
--Read the communication from our
clever Denton correspondent, which
appears elsewhere, entitled "Organ-
zing n negro SCHOOL, 1t Is bonanza
OF coIored richness, and worthy OF the
pen of Mark Twain.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper al
kinds Of stationery, aselecL and fresh
took Of the latest literature, st Reed ~
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
The sav0ry odors Of government
pap, long u stranger to Democratic
nostrlls, begin to be waited from the
national kitchen, out into the evening
breeze. A plate of warm postoilice,
piping hot, isn't II bad dish for hun
gry statesman.
If anything could indicate the
popular favor toward TIE HERALD,
IL would be the crowds which daily
thronS our editorial rooms, counting
rooms, and the pavement Ia front OF
THE HERALD bulletin board during
the last few days.
When the election Of Mr. TiIden
II fact settled by the official count,
| it will be in order for the Democracy
OF Dallas to celebrate the deliveranci
of the country from Radical rule 10y Il
grand torchlight procession. Mean
time prepare for it.
Joseph Hawkins, atlas WexuO Joe
IL thoroughly enthused over the result
of the election, and was the last person
TO leaye our sanctum this morning
J0e's tabulated vote OF the States Is Il
miracle of completely, which, alte,
considerable zigaaging, foots up twC
hundred and three electoral votes fo
reform.
johnny Thompson snys he lltte,
his Gllmore's band out in uniforms
but they are too cussed lazy to weaj
'em. Johnny's commercial tourist II
such very well dressed, stylish look
ing young fellow that the opinion il
gaining ground that he IL one o
Haverly's minstrels, who Ia "a train
ingn of tho Gilmores,
The first new chestnuts and deli
cious malaga grapes received at tn
New Orleans Fruit store, corner Mail
and Austin streets; also, California
pears, Missouri grapes, sweet and lint
oranges, lemons, dates, apples, candle
and all kinds Of nuts ut lower price
than any other fruit house in the city
Agency for the best prepared knocking
bird food and Dunbar's Bethesda min
tlhi bIliuk WdNVi'
One Of the solid old yeomanr,
marched up into THE HERALD sane
tum yesterday, with his umbrella n
"reverse nrms,' and asked, shay
you got anything TO lean on yet iron
the election? Pm Democrat Of fit
years standing, and | don't want tog
, home without something to lean OF
That fellow Grants mighty mig
ruined the country, aud Pm read
to die, when his party Is busted" an
he went ava boiling over.
The most amusing and preposter
, GUS effects are being produced ON Tn
more ignorant negroes 10y the election
, news, some Of them are firmly per
, suaded that they are all to be put bacl
, into lavery ifTilden is elected. I
wag told one ofthem yesterday, "Jak
, saw your old master looking for yo
yesterday "Whutler he lookin' 70
me Boss? "Oh," said the wng, che
just lookingup a his old servants.
Jake hasn't been seen since. One G
=, our typos informed an astonished co
!, ored brother yesterday that he In
Thought him. And the way thu
q colored brothers. eyes showed the
!, VIII ties was n caution.
: a. &c
Plainly that 50B Main street is tn
place to obtain money.