The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-16
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
.-oyster Bob,

See notice IN preferred specials Ol
w. X.B.
Nothing OF Interest before Judge
Burford yesterday.
The District Criminal Court Will
try murder case to-day.
Yosemite Vally, by Rev. DR.. j. O..
Fackler, at Fields Theater tonight.
Save our young men from evil
temptation. Go to the lecture tonight
Candidates for the Legislature will
soon be as "thick rs leaves In Vallam-
brosa.
Oct ready-Howe's Great Circus
will exhibit in Dallas on the NTH OF
January.
The average citizen will have "A
surfeit OF amusement during the next
two weeks.
--Get rendo ladies, to decorate your
churches In II al appropriate manner
Christmas next Saturday.
The farmers are already beginning
to throng the city for the purpose OF
making their Christmas purchases.
Every man and woman in Dallas
can procure something suitable for II
Christmas present by calling at Webb's
jewelry store.
-Remcmberth the benefit to the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight
at Fields Theater. Tickets for sale AT
the book and drug stores.
The notice of the Mystic Society of
w. Y. b. was crowded out from yester-
days paper, but will be found in the
local column of this mornings issue.
The Peak family OF Bell Ringers,
so widely and favorably known, will
favor our citizens with several of their
inimitable representations next week..
We met married lady yesterday
who told US she ate slate pencils. She
had contracted the habit IN childhood,
and has never been able to cure her.
self of ii.
Encourage the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Lecture, yosemite
Valley and its Wondrous Waterfalls, y
Mt Fields Theater tonight, by Rev,
DR.. John G. Fackler.
Every Christian and moralist, who
appreciates the good name of Dallas,
should lend their aid to the Young
Mems Christian Association, Go to
the lecture tonight.
-Adolphus Campbell was tried be-
fore the District Criminal Court yester-
day on the charge of theft and was
sentenced to serve term of two years
in the State penitentiary.
The City Council at its last meet
ing passed an ordinance, upon Its first
and second readings. which will reduce
the salary of City Marshal to $50 per
year.
What has become of the Webb
wagon factory? viii Mr.. Johnson,
the City Engineer, let us know when
he last heard from them, and what
they intend to do?
The singing section of the Turn
verein are progressing admirably UNI
der the instruction Of Prof. Bauer
A public concert and ball, it is said,
will be given by the society during the
holiday season.
-" No thoroughfare should be
posted up at convenient intervals ON
Elm street. II is hardly necessary,
however the pedestrian will find out,
should he pass that way during bust
ness hours, that much.
--Twen ty-seven people make up n
pretty good load for bob-talled street
car, yet still those many souls bought
through tickets at East Dallas ytster-
day afternoon for the terminus oppO.
site the Courthouse and all arrived safe
and sound in one vehicle.
Prof. Bauer, most accomplished
musician, is rehearsing a Christm
anthem of great power and beauty, in
which nearly all the voices of note in
the city take part. The composition is
from the hand OF Prof. Bauer, and will
be rendered at the Episcopal church
on the natal day of the Saviour.
-"Whisky, If taken in moderate
quantities, may benefit instead of in
jure,o said Professor Leibig, the cele.
brated German chemist, and great
many persons in Dallas prove by their
actions that they agree with him.
Much to the regret of many of our
citizens Mrs. Stanton will be unable to
deliver another lecture In this city.
Mrs. Stanton, If she ever returns to
Dallas, can rest assured that she will
receive hearty welcome.
The grand masquerade ball, which
will be given Oh New Years Eve, under
the direction of Professor George, is
an assured success, and will undoubt-
eddy be the most elegant affair of the
kind ever given In Dallas.
Berry Mitchell, distinguished
mn fnnr of 81 Iniiia nspiafoI La, a.