The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-22
DALLAS, TEXAS,
SUNDAY MORNING JULY ~,
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

--Kewllsh.
Go 10 church.
Mosquitoes are taking n rest.
Another college IL to he built In
Dallas.
Everything indicates that business
il reviving.
When will the new hose cart for
Etna No. 9, arrive.
The street gang were very busy
yesterday, cleaning the filth from the
cutters.
The county clerk issued two mar
riage licensessyesterday, both Of them
to colored people.
The hotels were filed up last night
A great number Of passengers arriving
on the late trains.
Officer Phares turned IL drunken
man into the calaboose that he found
lying near the union depot.
Officers Dunn and Sheehan took n
man to the calaboose last night who
had nbibed too much fire water
Our two hotels, the Lamar and
LeGrand, compare favorably with any
in the state. Both set good tables.
--"Umbrellas to mend.n was the cry
heard upon our streets yesterday. The
periparetio repairOr was on his rounds.
The child which was lost, was re-
claimed by its parents last night, after
the article was in type, stating it WAS
lost.
The new organ for the Episcopa
cathedral here, Is expected in Septem-
Der. 1t will be Il large and expensive
one.
Are we to have fair this fall or
not ? II so, what is the fair assocla-
ton doing towards making prepare.
tions?
Last night, was beautiful night,
and many people took ADVANTAGE of
the moonlight, and were on the streets
until In late hour.
The crack of the rifes,at the shoot
ing galleries are heard constantly, ac-
companied by an occasional ringing
of the bells
All was hustle and stir at Sangers',
yesterday, removing their carpet stock
to Bell's old building, until the altera-
lions in their building ia finished.
There will he services mt the Bap-
list church to-day, at half-past 10 am,
and at 8 p M, by Rev. A. Weaver, DR..
Rogers, the pastor, being absent from
the city. Seats free.
-" Constant dropping will wear
stone" and the constant dropping in
for beer, wore the stone steps of the
Tivoll hall, and anew iron one has
been substituted.
A married couple had n falling out
on east Main street yesterday, which
resulted In the woman getting knock
ell down. She layed on the sidewalk for
time, and attracted considerable ut
tention.
Yesterday Colonel Aldredge, Cole
mel Colonel Bower, Colonel Hurt and
Colonel Robinson went out on fish.
ing excursion to be gone several days. |
They didn't take a fishing club along,
however, preferring the old method |
OF n hook and line.
"A runaway match Is reported to
have taken place. A young girl aged |
fifteen, left her mothers house In
north Dallas, and went with her be- !
loved, who fails to suit the fami~ |
ly, to Fort Worth, and there were
married. Her brother ia on the search |
for them, and has blood in his eye.
The Fort Worth Democrat In an
article the other day, made the state
ment that wheat brought five cents
per bushel more in that place than in
Dallas. We were assured by gentleS
man from that town, who was here
last night, that such Is not the case.
On the contrary, grain rules here
about five cents higher than in Fort
Worth.
1t affords us pleasure to speak in
the highest terms of the National no.
tel of this city, under the manage.
ment Of DR.. Cole. This house has been
brought up to position second to no
other hotel in this country. The doc.
tor has the happy faculty of making
everybody feel at home, and beyond a
doubt sets the best table for the price
In this or any other country. We are
pleased to state from personal expe-
Hence, that the table IL furnished with
everything the market affords, at
moderate.prices. Try the National.
Past Riding.