The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-09
Rink tonight

warm.
The cotton seed oil factory Ia now
rect living cotton seed and ready to
make oil.
The soap factory men are crowd
Ing the mourners, aud soap for the
million is their cry
Wait until that Racorder's court Ia
IN fun blast, ify0u want to see the fur
NY from the tramps of the period.
The ladies of ~. Matthew's CGthe-
dral will give u supper at the Opera
House on Tuesday night Remember
this.
- Every ex.Georgian you meet wearr
his hat ON his left 0ar--all on account
of Georgia getting that national DEM
ocratic majority banner.
The demand for them increases.
Another, the "Globe,h has been
opened on Camp street, near the Texas
aud Pacific railway depot.
III any one has any doubt about
the intention of the company to bulId,
let them 20 aud see what the Dallas
and Wichita are really doing, and
doubt 40 more.
&c In the County Court yesterday, In
the case of j. lzen, charged with keep
ing "a disorderly house, the defendast
was found not guilty and WA dis
charged.
--blr. Joseph w. Parker, Of Iowa, II
brother Of that solid lis thing business
man, Mr.. W. $. Parker, is IN the city.
These nre the sort of mon that ..ar"
welcomed TO TexGs-.s us that the
w.. uuuisvdrbcd ."
eep, but it is renl'
,oi- ne regular train duo Thursday
tight at $3.50 a.m., via the Texas ANA
Pacific, did not arrive here until ~
o'clock Friday morning from TeXar'
saua A large number OF passengers
principally immigrants, were on
board.
The case OF the State w. John W.
Thompson, called yesterday morning
in the County Court, was continued
until the LIST Of January. Now thSt
lien has retired from the lield,J ohnny
seems to have caught his mantle
litigant.
Mr.. Thomas j. Keeton, bookseller
and stationer, successor TO Il. I. Lyle,
has voluntarily tiledapetition IN banks
ruptcy. He Is not the sort OF II hairpln
that can be kept down long, ana we
look to see Thomas on his business
legs again. "Never say de-
AS the rooms heretofore used for
public worship by the Congregational
ists has been converted into offices,
that society will, as temporary arrange
ment, hold service in the building first
door east of the Methodist Episcopal
Tabernacle. Preaching ut ii o'clock;
Sunday.school at $3.50 pm,
That languid, helpless, sallow COM
plexioned woman must use DIR. j ii.
McIIean's Strengthening Cordial aud
Blood Purifier. 1t ia exactly what You
want to vitiate, purify and enrich your
blood and give you back the bloom of
health again. DIR. j, ii. McLean's
Office, 3l4 Chestnut street, ST. Louis.
tn, re will be u protracted meeting
at the Tabernacle, on Elm street, I'M
der the auspices Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. A number OF
prominent ministers will assist in the
services. All Christians of every de-
nomination are earnestly invited to
attend The services tonight promise
to be most interesting.
The matrimonial fever may break
out any moment in the Commercial
office. II he don't keep out OF the
enemy's eye ball, we may look to see
Brother Hall, (gi Is, he'sa catch) waltz
ing down the aisle with one humid
red aud ten pounds of loveliness, silk
aud lace, on his arm at an early day.
Beware!
--lhE HERALD believes that all pro-
fessionnl and business men in the city
will appreciate the Importance OF u
classified directory of the trades and
professions, and our agent, MI Wind
ham, will proceed at once to arrange
the classification, which VIII Include
the names and address of all desiring,
for "A moderate consideration, to avail
Themselves of the cheapest possible
means OF advertising.
Mr.. Il. Lowd was set upon early
yesterday morning, garroted ana
robbed Of SIS, by three men. Asthere
are more or less dangerous and sus-
picious looking tramp characters about
town, the only wonder Is this sort OF
thing don't go On every night. IL will
continue until Dallas gets another one
OF her periodical fits of virtuous indig-
nation and talks about n vigilance
committee or swears IN n lot OF special
police, when "order will reign In War
SAW