The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

LOCAL JOTIiN6Ss
Mint juleps with strawberries are
In bloom.
The oisterns should DO pumped
full OF water.
Can't even hear rumors OF Sam
Bass and gang.
The average rat IL becoming u
terror to the small boy.
The forest trees look picturesque In
their full-leaved beauty.
The county commissioners court
WAS In session yesterday.
The fire boys were out with the
engine last night exercising.
Candidates for county offices are
beginning to circulate freely.
The markets are well supplied
with vegetables and games.
Put your premises In good sanitary
condition and stave OIL disease.
The fly and musquito crop thle
season promises to. be very large.
There are three unfortunates In
the calaboOse. Chronic drunks.
The north bound train on the Cen
trail rond was two hours late last night.
Judge Hunt left Sunday evening
for Waxahachie, where he goes to
hold district court.
"A rousing Fourth of July celebra
tlon IL next in order. Who will take
the initiative
The dust was flying about yester
day, making the otherwise beautiful
weather disagreeable.
Next Sunday, May 10th, Rev.
Father Booker, S. j., will open mis-
sion at the Catholic church.
And the days have come to pass
when nine small boys assemble to-
gether and form base ball club.
Harvesting has been general over
the county. The wheat is averaging
much better than was anticipated.
Two boys, tin can and dog,
created a ripple Of excitement on the
court house square yesterday evening.
Captain Dean, the jailer, has gone
t. Tyler to testify in the case of the
United States VS.. Pipes and Herndon
New wheat Is beginning to come
into market which is pronounced by
those who handle 1t, to be of good
quality.
With the addition of two drug
stores that are nearly completed, Dial,
las will be blessed with only sixteen
altogether.
Little Albert Williams, while per-
forming on q gymnastic pole, on Elm
street yesterday evening, fell and broke
his right arm.
ID. Il. Rainwater shipped the first
Car load OF new wheat of the season
yesterday, to Messrs. Greer, Shaw u
Co., of st. Louis.
The banks of the Trinity are lined
with fishermen every day, who, from
the number of fish they are catching,
are evidently in luck.
"A brigade of boot, blacks engaged
In general fight near the Union
depot yesterday, In regard as to how
much they should charge for Shining
'em up"
Tonight, at Longs lake, the b.
BIS give moonlight picnic. Boating
on the lake and dancing will be the
principal features of amusement
Mrs. Warren, a chronic drinker,
hoisted In too much of the ardent
raised Cain-and was jagged in the
county Jail, by Deputy Sheriff Spencer
yesterday.
Considerable attention is being
paid to grape culture In the city and
Its Vicinity. The vines have yielded
well this season, and fine grape crop
Is anticipated.
The criminal term of the Justices
court begins Monday, the Goth instant,
when number Of lawyers and physi
clans will be tried for failing TO pay
their occupa ton tax.
The plank walk on the southside
OF Main street, between Field street
and the market.house, Is in bad con-
M
dition. The planks are rotten, and
several dangerous holes exist.
Justice Mcclure has moved bis
office from The corner OF Jefferson and
Main streets to the rooms lately occu>
pied by the law firm of Thurmond &
Willard, on Main, between Jefferson
and Market streets.
"A train to carry persons to the pic
mic given by the "B. BIS" at Longs ,
axe, will leave the Dallas and Wichita ,
iepot this evening at 7 o'clock. Round !
rip tickets fifty cents. For sale at
Williams & Tolliver's drug store. 1
Owing to the hurry In preparing v
he report of the closing scene of the b
--LATEST, the following named gentle. v
nen who were active In making the 81
est 80 successful, were unintention.
lily omitted Fred Simon, Charles
'eekman, Theodore Reineke, L. wag.
ner, Frank Wolf, Charley Meyer and sc
illus Kahn. These gentlem EN- were b
most constantly upon the grounds W
oking after the success of the occa- tie