The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08
DALLAS. TEXAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOI'riNGS.

Tho oalaboOHe had full register
lust evening,
Candidates nre keeplng quiet for
aging probably
The Trinity was rising consider
ably late yesterday afternoon.
--0llicer Garter was out with his
force OF boardera, doing some work on
the streets,
The candy factories Ia the city arc
making u great variety Of most excel
lent candy.
SOME rulliana knocked an intoxl.
Gated man down, last night, and rnn
or with His new hat.
Tho police were busy escoFllng
dlsturbeD Of tho peace aud quiet OF
the city to the oalaboose.
The greenback club IL 10 have ad'
dresses from three appointed members
at each regular meeting.
Several wagon londs " chickeos
aud turkeys In the city yesterday, aud
demanding u good price.
The street cars are doing splendid
busnesp, for most people prefer paying
nlckle than 10 take the mud.
The great number ~ beer kegs
stacked on the sidewalks are nuts
nDce To pedest, lans especially to ladies'
The light.ilngered gentry, or sneak
thieves, nio still among Va, and plying
their va lation to the disturbance Of
their victims.
Another evangelist will visit Dallas
soon, and enieavor TO stir up the PEG,
pie, and lnsinuate gospel truths into
lenightei hearE.
The hotel runners persist In max.
ing such noise on the arrival Of
trains, that persons can scarcely hear
themselves think.
The small boy delights Ia stealing
ride on the street cara. Parents
should stop this bef,re they are in.
jured.
The streets have become m ore dis.
agreeable than on the day Of the rain,
ON account OF travel, but with one or
two days of sun they will he much i'm
proved.
Those oyster shells thrown On the
walk, on Main street, In front Of u hux-
ter shop, are not only very unpleasant
TO tread upon, but viii cut and ruin
the shoes.
Not hearing anything more from
representatives Gibbs and Nj orris about
the Odd Fellows temple, II Is feared
they have been unsuccessful In their
Efforts TO have II located here.
The c0urtrOoms have been attend.
ed by large audiences for the past few
days. listening to the sound argumen Ia
aud earnest discussions of the learned
counsel for their respective clients.
The mud does not prove an imped.
iment to the energetic collector, for he
stufis his pantaloons into his boots and
goes about demanding either money
or blood. Good blood would be of
more service to some.
There are always nun her OF men
hanging around town that have no
employment, but are always on hand
when u jury IL wanted or any sensa.
tional case is being tried by the courts,
and how these men escape the vagrant
law, II Is hard to toll.
The good sisters of st. Joseph
Home, Fifteenth street, New York,
for the aged persons under their care,
Use by direction OF their medical ad.
viser Giles' Linlment Iodide Of Am.
MONA, with great SUCCESS. For sale
by Conner n Walker, druggists, Dial.
las, Texas.
The pugillstlo encounter between
couple OF strlplings, yesterday, was
very entertaining to the psssers>by.
The hero was very kind la explaining
to his victim what narrow escape he
had made In not being thrown across
the street into the mud, and threaten ed
10 10 this the next time.
The union depot Is always filled
With number OF strangers waiting for
he different trains. At times some
very amusing, as well as deplorable
scenes are witnessed there, owing to
the variety Of people, many OF whom
are for the frat time away from their ,
native homes, and who are III subjects
% be luped by designing parties, some {
'ent on mischief aud others to have
IN.
Church sociabIe.
The good ladies of the Lamar street