The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Not "a runaway team yesterday that
W. heard ot
rno horse auction business VIA
dull yesterday.
Thostonewal Greys were out drill
ing last night
Tho Weather yesterday reminded
one orr day In July.
Wheat receipts have been rather
slack ,he past two days.
The dust on the puOlic square IL
three or iolr Inches deep. Sprinkle
The 'front.' aud doors OF the opera
house hnyo been rcpalnted.
Mehars. Blake, Jenkins Il Boals
are now IN their roomy new store
-The German evening school com
mencos the first OF October at the syn
ngogue.
1t would be u good idea for the
city council at it's next session to In
orense The police force.
Reserved seats for lIaverly's Minis
atres are now on sale ut Conner ~
Walkers
The work Of repaintlng and relit-
ting the LaGrand Is progressing ut the
rate Of two rooms each day.
Last night was very dull In police
circles, Not single arrival at the
calabooae up to twelve o'clock.
We regret TO learn that Mrs. AM
tome who has been sick for some
Time, was paralyzed to-day in her
arms.
Tho sands Of time are fast falling,
aud the incorporating collector will
in few days be- on his monthly forced
march,
THE fullest train yet on the Cen
trail came in ast night. IL was crowded
with passengers, and had an extra
baggage car to carry their baggage.
Almost every freight train to Dial
las brings one or more cars OF agricul-
tural mplements and farin machinery.
Dallas rs great mart for this business.
What about the proposed extern
alon OF the Main street railway TO the
fair grounds Come, gentlemen, do
not lei mp in this undertaking,
Printers were busy yesterday put
ting q fresh coat OF paint on the front
Of Nj. Ullmann ~ Co.'s store, adjoining
the city elevator.
The district court held session till
after dark yesterday. The case OF the
mate VS.. Jones, for theft, was not given
60 tbe Jury until seven o'clock.
N,essrs. Sanger Bros, among the
improvements in their new store, have
added an elevator, which has been
placed near the Main street front.
Yesterday noon one OF the prison.
erH 10 the ealabuose--a trusty named
Crist--fe own in fit. Keeper Carter
immediately sent for physician.
Other places may boast of the
amount OF cotton they are receiving,
yet, on the whole, Dallas is the popu-
Lar market of "Old King Cotton"
after all.
There Ia considerable interest man.
Tested among the fire boys in the cleo
ton to take place next Monday night
for officers of the department for the
ensuing year.
esterday u little child of Mr..
Littlehaile, Elm street merchant, met
with painful accident, by which she
received cut on the head. A physi-
clan was summoned.
There is no doubt but that the gut =
tors that have been made have carried
on great deal Of disease. Dallas has
been, during the past summer, and is
at present, exceptionally healthy.
The dramatic season IN Dallas
promises to be all that could be de-
aired, but the horse opera " Is sadly
missed, especially by our country cous.
ins What has become OF Barnum?
The burglars either have left the
city or are laying new plans for an.
other campaign. Householders should
not be lnlled into security, but take all
necessary precautions against this class
OF thieves.
The small boy inveigleth the dog
into by-street and attacheth u tin
can to his caudle appeDdage, which
eauseth Standardization to the great
JOY Of the boy as the dog taketh bee
liue for home.
The gutter In front OF The HERALD
Office is stopped up, and tho stagnant
water emits fearful smell. What
has become of the street force? We
would like to see them In this neigh
bOrbood occasionally.
Personal.
We had brief call from Mr.. G. A.
ROhfabaeher, of the Texas Direotorv