The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-07

last evening, and went through the
cheerful and invigoratIng exercises Of
the drill.
Yesterday was good day for oial
and g-r gazera, and the usual lhronp
of loafers hung about tho corners In
dulging In the--to them-innocenl
pastlme.
IA bull In n paddock" sometimes
raises tho very deuce but Paddock
In the Fort Worth Democrat can paw
up more dirt In one edition than could
all the bulls Of Bashan In II month.
Good board with rooms, for ladies
and gentleman, and day board for sin
gle gentlemen, can be obtained In
private family, near the business par
Of the clty,by applying AT this office.
The many friends Of Mr.. Joe Got
ter will be gratlhed TO learn that, ate
thorough examination yesterday bo
fore Judge Burford, he was honorablJ
acquitted Of the charge Of embezzle
ment.
Dallas IL soon TO have another
bookblndery establishment. THE HER
AID learns that the projectors are
practical workmen ofnrst-class ability
and will doubtless meet with satlsfac'
tory encouragement.
If dollar each were paid for all
the smallpox pustules In Dallas, the
money realized would not pay 4
months subscription TO the rural pa
pors now bowling so wildly over onI
"anlictlon" and their danger.
Just arrived at Reed IL Lathrop's,
fresh stock Of printers material and
of choice wedding aud stationery
goods; new and popular books, ball
and invitation paper, extra fine we'd
ding goods. Call aud see their stock,
which they will be pleased to show.
"A red.headed damsel of East Dal-
las offers TO shampoo, free of cost, the
author of this sentence. ooh, woman,
in our hours of ease, uncertain, coy
and hard to please; but seen too oft,
familiar with thy face, we first endure,
then pity, then embrace"
The city was visited Sunday night
and early Monday morning with d
violent rain storm, which completely
flooded the low lands. The sun, how
ever, rose bright and beautiful, yester
dry, and under its genial rays the niue
and water are fast disappearing.
During the gale which swept owe
the city yesterday morning q limb wa
torn from one of the shade trees il
front of the Crutchield House ant
driven, brush.end on, through win
dow and on sleeping guest. That h
turned out in II hurry it is hardly nee
essary to say, but he was worse scare,
than hurt.
THE HERALD is never dctatorial
but occasionally takes the liberty OF OF
fering suggestions to gentlemen oc
cupying high official positions. Thu,
much by way of prelude to little ad
, vice to Billy Seydell: "When the seat
are full you'll punch with care tn
head of the very next passengare tina
attempts to get on, or to pay fare"
Why pay twenty or thirty dollar
for n first'class set of teeth? Whel
Snyder ~ Adams are making full up
per or lower sets of Whites best Gun
teeth, for the next thirty days, for ter
dollars. Filling at reduced rates--al
work guaranteed first-class. Office a
San Jacinto Hotel. Best of city ref
erence. I'D.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
a society made up of the most promi
nent of our Irish American citizens
have nearly completed arrangements t,
celebrate ST. Patrlck's Day by pro
cession and social party-the LenteI
season forbidding the usual ball. Tn,
management of the affair is vested II
gentlemen who are eminently titteC
for the duty, and fair day and ,
pleasant evening is all they ask of Ole
Probs. May they have both.
An item appeared in THE HERALD
Sunday morning to the effect that as
our municipal authorities had under
discussion u system of sewerage, it
might not lbe out of place to say that
an English inventor had discovered
that excellent Illuminating gas could
be made out of the sewerage of cities,
thus utilizing refuse and cheapening
gas. In reply to which our sensible
and witty City Engineer says we have
one advantage over the English inven-
tor, for with us it is all gass-system,
discussion, sewers, sewerage and all.
Pon CT preterea Mill.
personal.
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