The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
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Not single student Of the Lancas'
ter Masonic Institute attended ll0We's
circus performance.
Wake up! the church bells are aI'
ready ringing, and the children nearly |
ready for Sunday school.
THE mass meeting TO be- held Mt
the Lanar.street NJ, Il, Church this
evening IL postponed indefinitely
Tho police force have not been
totally unoccupied within the last one
or two days. Witness the police re-
ports.
Lean horses and mules are too free
qucntly seen on our streets. Inc IL
evidences our business, II wrongs our
humanity.
--Calkin's washer, represented IN
Dallas by the energetic Mr. l. A.
Blake, took tho first premium at the
Centennial.
1t Is now almost certain that the
Central railroad will run three trains
week during Fair week from Deni-
son to Dallas.
--Evory wagon that comes into
town, brings with II n brindled dog
aud that dog wants to fight every COM
patriot he meets,
The Tabernacle Sunday.school are
preparing for n concert soon. Mrs,
Carhart gives musical drill at .
o'clock p. M, to-day.
--rabeInncle M. Il, Church. The
pastor breaches at 10 O'clock n. m.
Topic, "lteligious Diffusion" Sunday
School at o'clock p. m.
Bishop b. w. Ward, of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church has ar
rived In the city, and will preach to-
day at II O'Clock II. m.
The military were out in force last
night. They looked perfectly gorgeous
in their fine uniforms. The military
companies are n credit to Dallas and
may they ever remain so.
--TnE HERALD acknowledged the
compliment of an invitation to attend
the fancy dress ball of the Hebrew la
dies on the 18th inst. We shall he
there to see.
CLAY Thompson, an inmate OF
Mollie Cross baguio, made another at
tempt on her life the other day, and
was again foiled 10y the aid Of cruel
doctors. This is the third attempt, we
learn.
The usual Saturday afternoon
crowds swarmed the streets yesterday
afternoon. In the melody of their
voices mingled confusedly. Indiana,
Hayes, Hendricks, Ohio, Tilden, five
thousand, etc,
DR. M. b Franklin, OF the Grape.
vine Masonic Institute, was chosen
president of the North Texas Teachers'
Association yesterday, and Tnr
HERALD congratulptes the association
on Its selection.
-Water-works! Water.works! W.
must have them. Move every ston,
to help the company, people of Dallas
and our bread, cast upon the waters
will return after many days.
The geese are flying over in still
enlarging llocks. Give them n chance
as the poet says, but when you have
square chance on wild goose, why
give 1t to him and have him roasted
for dinner the next day.
&C plain Morton hurt his hand yes
terday in arresting u rooster, who
thought he could crow over Elm street
While he got his hand torn little, tn,
marshal got his man, after chas,
through Reed ~ Lathrop's store.
"" "h" oVc Vhe urISiHll " TehCil
John ut his new fresh shell oyester anC
lunch house. John has nothing but
the best that the market Affords. Fresh
fish, game and everything that is good
to refresh the inner man. Under the
Odd Fellows Hall, Austin street
Open day and night. I'D.
One, Mr.. Ables, was arrested sew.
eral days ago by the police on charge
ofpassing himself as u revenue collec
tor, and turned over to Sheriff Moon
Yesterday no was released by the
state, as the prosecuting witness wa,
not on hand. After his release, Ables
was re'arrested by Marshal Anderson
and again placed in jail.
THE HERALD Is pleased to learn
that Mr.. June Peaks hand IL nearly
well from the effects of scratches re.
ceived at the fires which Dallas I'm,
lately endured. While the wound.
received by Messrs. Peak and Down.
are trivial, should they not indicat,
to our citizens what dangers the fire
men unconsciously run? Mr.. Connol
is not satisfied with doing his duty
but climbing over burning rafters
runs fearful risk OF losing life anC
limb.
--THE HERALD desires the attention
of its many readers, and especially tn,
business men OF Dallas, to the law car,
OF Messrs. DeBerry II Smith, to b.
found In this issue. Colonel A. w
DeBerry, now Secretary OF State, an,
the Hon. Tighlman Smith, State Sen
ator from Grimes county, have resign
ed their official positions, entered Int
partnership, and are TO immedlateI,
inter- upon the practice of law at Gle
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