The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
uous,on ~ Texas Central II. II.
LOCAL J0TTINGS.


LOCAL JOTTINGs.
Look out for mad dogs.
TO day IL Pain Sunday.
The hotels are doing good busi'
ness.
-Excursions to the country are pop
ular.
All the trains come IN on time last
night.
Vegetables are daily incseaslng In
variety and number.
Go to church to-day and stay there
TIL the services are over.
The insect crop promises we'll
unless this Is paradox.
The flower gardens throughout the
city are looking beautiful.
The most backward trees are now
all leaved out In llvld green.
Lunch stands continue to open up
In different parts of the city
Several weddings are on tho tapis
One or two will occur next week.
Farmers state that rain Ia needed,
Notwithstanding the recent showers.
Jokes Oh the late train r0bberies
are indulged IN by the wags of the
city.
Police matters have not been so
quiet for years. SO say the old police
officers.
Take your families to the Central
park this evening and spend II pleasant
evening.
The new Christian church on Com
MERGE street Is fast progressing In it's
erection.
Take your families to Central park
this evening. No improper characters
admitted.
Why have not some OF the train
rob bers been captured? Is the question
OF the hour.
1t looks like war times to see the
trains passing through strongly guard
ed by armed men.
III you love fine music, good beer
and enjoy dancing, go to the Central
park this evening.
Burning piles of rubbish In many
places on the principle business streets
could be seen last night.
Five cents glass is what st. Louis
and Milwaukee beer will be sold for at
Central park this evening.
"A large number of railroad and
express officials have been in the city
during the past two or three days.
The fishing season has opened In
earnest and quantities OF fish are being
brought from the river and lakes.
"A gentleman from the neighbour
hood of Rowlett creek was In the city
yesterday to notify the authorities that
he had lost three mules.
"A workman at Clark's planning
mills on Pacific avenue, had the in
dex finger Of his right hand cut OIL by
a buzz saw yesterday.
The fire boys We're out yesterday
evening with their engine, throwing
water from the oistern corner Of Mar
ket and ELM streets.
MIR. ]. g. Bogel has disposed OF his
business house on Main street to Mr..
w. Apperson, who will take charge OF
the business tomorrow.
The floating population Of Dallas
Ia large one, yet an unusually large
number of strangers were on the streets
and about the hotels yesterday.
Those owning hogs, who do not
want to pay their way out OF the pound,
had better pen them, as they are being
gathered In by officer Dickey and his
force.
Yesterday morning the weather
was cloudy with threatening rain. AT
three o'clock In the afternoon slight
sprinkle fell, but not enough to lay the
dust or benefit vegetation.
"A sale Of four hundred bales OF cot
ton belonging to the estate Of the late
Il. M. Jenkins was effected yesterday,
Mr.. +. V. Davis being the purchaser,
at eight and one eighth cents
Large, Illuminated posters Of the
Waco mai.fest were posted about in
conspicuous places, in the city yester.
day. Our German friends at Waco
intend to make a grand affair OF the
occasion.
Let's have the Moffett register.
The city council can take the matter
In hand. II Is not ne .essary to
have legislative enactment to put the
system into operation. The proceeds,
II for any specific purpose, should 20
toward improving our streets.
--Messrs. Morrison 4 Nudge have
laid on our table the advance sheets of
the forthcoming city directory Of Dial. |
las. 1t will be first-class In every |
particular, and should be we'll patron. |
lied by our business men. 1t will be
issued about the fret week In May.
MIR. Marks Muller will be married