The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-07
DALLAS, TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST I.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

THERMOMETERS over "A hundred yes
day.
1T was quiet enough on the streets
last night.
The courts were barren Of interest
yesterday.
Has the hose cart for the Altnas
been lost on the road?
VIII tho council put a stop to the
hogs and cows running at large2
--Deputy.sherlf Spencer arrested
man yesterday for fighting his wife.
Dallas has great many good rifle
shot. Why not organize rifle team ?
The meetings of the Young Mems
Christian association are well attended
lately.
Owing TO the unfrequency Of fire
In this town, the insurance companies
should reduce their rates.
--Bystandors had some fun yester.
day, witnessing the efforts of n man
trying to saddle wild mule.
Stir up the matter and raise the
battalion prize, and let us have big
turnout OF the military during the fair.
Between the loose cows and pigs
In our Streets. the average citizen can
realize the beauties of granger's life.
"A man came to us yesterday and
complained that he had lost his pipe
and u dollar and half while in swim.
ming.
"A large crowd of people from the
country were in attendance at the
estray sale on the courthouse square,
yesterday.
IF the present weather fails to
convince the stifrnecked people of
Dallas that there is u hereafter, their
case IL hopeless.
Miss Flora Marcy is now the stellar
attraction at Thompson's. She was
hero with the Peak family bell ringers
some two years ago.
The Union Sunday School concert
at the tabernacle Sunday afternoon
was largely attended and greatly en-.
joyed by those present.
There will be y lot of crooked
whisky sold at Paris, next Saturday,
by the United States government. An
derson goes up to gauge it.
bible reading this morning, ut
O'clock, in the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms, and preaching in
the evenings, Mt 7;45 o'clock.
Captain Jack Grant Is in town
lie says the penitentiary building at
husk Is getting along finely. The
walls are up considerable distance.
June Peak, foreman OF Engine
Company No. |, requests all the mem
bers to be on hand tonight at the ems
'gine house, In drill uniform. BE ON
hand, boys.
Stevens, formerly of the Fort
Worth nine, arrived here last night
the club here have signiiied their
Willingness to play the Denison club
on any day they may name, but can
get no response.
"A DOCTORS horse took fright at an
engine on the Houston and Central
roilroad switch, and ran Off on Hous.
ton street, colliding with one of Silers
iloats, which prove too much for it,
and II was wrecked
"A lively interest is being exhibited
In the revival meetings held in the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms. The hall has been filled both
nights, and the prospects are that
much good will be- done.
If your lungs are halt wasted by
consumption DR.. Plerce's Golden Med.
icsl Discovery will not cure you, vet
as remedy for severe oughs, and all
durable, bronchial, throat and lung
affections, it is unsurpassed.
AT the council meeting tonight
several interesting topics will be dis.
cussed. The board have not met for
some time and business has accumu.
lated. We hope, for the good of the
people, that the members will be in
attendance little earlier than usual.
Tonight the Lamar Rifles hold :
fruit festival and hop at their armory.
Fine music will be in attendance, aud
all the fruit Of the season In great
abundance will be at the disposal of
the guests free of charge. The ice
cream will be the only refreshment l
charged for. Tickets admitting gem |
tleman and ladies, fifty cents. We \
hope to see large attendance.
Married.
Mr.. James II. Marsh. the haggaga