The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

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prefix Of colonel to his name. lie says |
ne n q plalu Mister, His name Is Nor
wood, Senator Norwood Mt that ThGre
Il outcome In the South yet.
Tho elevator now brlstlos like n
porcpplne with lightning rods The
top IL like unto the picket fence yea,
the iron rallied fence. I..|.
What with the immediate pros
poet OF having not only tie supreme
Court, but the United States District
Court here, Its hard work holding the
bar 10 the ground.
--Scoheld ~ Waits Common Sense
Ironing Table is decidedly complete
and essential piece Of household lurni-
tnre. Every lady should see them.
On exhibition at this Office, at Foaps
furniture store and the Peoples furni-
ture store, Address Alfred Kent,
patent right owner, this eity.-Ad. I
aD j. J. Lloyd, Agent for II. II, Lloyd
& Co.'s map and charts, Is In the city
for the purpose of getting subscribers
for them. The maps are excellent tho
very latest, and evidently accurately
designed. Every business or profess
sional man should have one. Apply
at The HERALD Office, or address pos
tai card to j, J. Lloyd, Dallas, Texas,--
Ad. d. 3t| P. . III IT III
If you want over two hundred Of
of tho latest and most elegant patterns
of wall paper to select from, 90 to Il.
p. Lyle, bookseller and statloner, 5O7
Main street, where you will find the
largest stock In the West, and prices
at the very lowest. No extra charge
for trimming. Also large stock Of
rustic shades constantly on hand. Al.
Tom Smiths wind mill il once
more on Its pins, and when you talk
about wind, now he's got boy, which
his name Is not known, who, when 1t
comes to singing Coward, Christian
Soldler,p can make you fairly yibrate
on your seat. A more millihuously
stentorian organ never was incased In
shorter or better boy, and having n
wind mill TO supply his lungs, no won
der'he gave all the other boys away so
badly when they undertoolto out-smg
him. ..... ..
-Of course 1t is Geo, Blume, not
Cl.mle, who is the chairman alluded to
yesterday I'm connection with the Mai
Fest. lie was up looking for the man
to shoot him, who spelt his name
"Clume," armed with one of Krupps
eighty ton guns, but on being assured
that the offender had already been
transported to Fort Worth for life, he
was paclfied. la A.- y. A-+i''
Else always treated you like O
gemmen Mr.. Josiah" said one darkey
to another on Main street yesterday
morning, but now ode sitinashun
done gone back on you, and OF you
and Lucindy don't stop agravolin me
constant, bless God pse gwino to gel
me a razor and climb right up on tol
| of yore mansard you heard me Pm
one of dose here razor niggers, is, fol
Of my old marster what raised me
knows OATS dc trufe.'' 2 N# TYVi
There Is certain tawney named
scowling young humoristic lmembe
Of the bar who persists wickedly, anC
facetlously in abiding dirisively t.
our services in the revolutionary strug
gle, the war Of 1872, the Texan war Of
independence, the Mexican war ant
the late trouble with Mr.. Lincoln, III,
had better now dig his grave, get in
and request some public spirited pas
ser-by to throw the dirt in on him, TO
his obsequies are arranged. ~
| -aOur castiron collector of items 0
interest, found to his horror and dis
may yesterday morning. after -callinl
at the City Hall, that the venerabl
: custodian and librarian of the archive
of the city, was absent on q detache,
domestic service, In search of a piec
of worsted, or on wild hunt for
: tenderloin, steak, hence, an anxiou
. and dying world viii have to go with
ont Its usual morning intellectual feas
incident to the perusal of the bloc
curdling, soul narrowing report o
DRINKS and downs.
Our readers are aware that SOM
thirty or more of our citizens have EN-
braced the peculiar views Of the Chris
tian denomination, Seventh-day AID
yentists, and changed their practice 0
Sunday keeping to the observance 0
: the ancient Bible Sabbath, or Satul
: day. We now learn that application
has been made to the General Confer
J, ence of that body to receive these pee
, pie under their watch-care, and tina
soon, Elder d. M. Canright, one c
\ their ablest ministers will be sent her
q to organize them into a church, an
i, administer the ordinance OF baptism
The meeting will be held in som
pleasant grove near the city, of iwhio
due notice will be given. E1ala tsqA
y PERSONAL. tEV ~
Hon. Ed. Graves, the former Repre-