The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-16

sharper than serpehps
eeth.
Blue grass will grow luxurlously
,ere, and II makes beautiful lawn
Plant II In your yards and zee for your
Ielf
The stone trimmings Of the Cathe'
lral were made In Dallas BY the now
process OF manufacturing artliicia'
stone.
oh that the inevitable band would
learn u few new tunes, aud give {"
rest on the present assortment OF
noise
Go and get your hot and cold rain
water bath at Wilson's, Ala Elm street.
Shave, hair dressing and bath, %
cents. I'D.
The Rev. Mr.. Suhier Rabbi OF the
Congregation Emmanuel, IN addition
to HE pastoral duties, conducts large
school.
The removal of the Postoiiice to u
more central location will be In order
when II Democratic administration
comes In, hardly before.
"A couple more cars on the san
Jacinto street car line might pay, and
would save much waiting by those
who live In the suburbs.
"A school will be opened at Oak
Lawn Academy, Monday, June 10, by
Mr.. A. q. McCorkle, an alumnus OF
Washington College, Virginia.
The job Office Of The HERALD Ia
now In fine order, and IL turning out
some fine specimens Of typographical
art. Send in your orders to-day.
The "Mysterlous Crime, or the two
Baby Corpses," is good theme for n
dime novel, but the scene Of 1t being
laid In Dallas IL not tlattering.
The immense cylinder Of the Com
press il now In position, and the
heaviest work connected with the ma
chinery IN position, already done.
The extension Of the railway pro
crosses rapidly toward Fort Worth.
The iron Is laid, and the cars are now
running to Mountain Creek, five miles
west Of Eagle Ford,
The Baptist College Ia IN hot WA
ter, quite immersed ia u sea of tr0u'
bes Whether ii will take up armt
and by opposing, end them, remains
TO he seen.
Coupling pins and other railway
iron have been disappearing In II won
deriul way, from the yards OF the rail
ways. Mind how you buy iron from
irresponsible parties.
One 10y one the roses fnde; on
brother has just gone, and now Tia,
time for the atty attorneys execution
is set. "Insatlate archer would no
one suffice ?" In the midst OF life, W,
are In matrlm0ny.
A maiden fair to Zee says that sh,
has not yet seen the man she wolld b'
willing 10 coax for. A Main stree
brute says he never saw the hairpin h,
would split kindling wood for in win
tor.
--DeStefano Bros, No. Sl3 Mann
have just relplyed llfiy boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also I
large stock of nuts, candlesand tropioa
fruits, which they offer to the trade a
the lowest prices. - Ad.
The remains OF Post Chaplain
Badger escorted by . detachment o.
live enlisted men, under Sergeant
Driscoll, and accompanied by Mrs
and Miss Badger, have arrived, on
route to Ohio.
Wrapping paper, twine, paper
hags, croquet s9ig, wall paper, all
kinds of stationery, II select ana fresh
stock Of the latest literature, at Reed Il
Laihrops, sos Main street, Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
Ladies can enectually checkmate
street corner starers by never going In
the streets unveiled. This ~ an old,
but modest, good fashion, which Is
fast going out under the "higher civil
ization" Of tho period.
In conversation with an old army
officer, the other day, he innocently
asked how many regiments were sta
toned in Dallas ? "Nonen was the
reply. 81 thought" said he, "there
was an army corps, from the number
of Colonies have been introduced
to-" and yet we are not happy.
Tickets to New York, Washing
ton, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Parsons,
Vinita and Springfield for sale cheap
by Johnson Il Manget, LeGrand
Hotel. They also buy and sell rail-
road tickets to all points. I'D.
Those croquet sets are selling fast,
but more are on the way; also choice
and late books just from the press; ais
constantly arriving, all kinds of sta
tionery, printers material anu notions
all to be sold CHEAP at Reed n Lath-
rop's, sos Main street.--Ad.