The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-07

The street cutters need washing out.
The small boy can hardly contain him.
self
This is the circus day, as well as the chill
dren's day.
The o. G. club give hop at Lively hall
Friday night
New line of cheap literature at Mason g.
Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
|. X. L. cotton marking brushes at Mason
Il Erb's, ~ Main street.
Fine assortment of toy books and games
at Mason & Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Fresh imported cigars at Isidore Freiberg
& Cos. al 10, l24 and 10 cents each.
Charlie Kendall, the old veteran saloonist,
graces the bar of the Senate saloon.
The city is filled with country people who
have come from q great distance around to
attend Barnum's great show.
lndelibe ink, with glass pen, portmoLaies,
pocket knives, albums, all new styles, at
Mason & Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
The Yeargan Bros, grocers, 625 Elm
street, manufacture pure cider from superior
apples, which they sell at 60 cents gallon
The covering of the street cstern at the
corner of Main and Poydras streets is in
dangerous condition The plank is broken
in.
A. Gardner was thrown from his horse
yesterday morning and his left arm WAS dis
located, while he received several slight
bruises.
Policeman Cornwall and his assistants are
rounding up the hogs that roam in the
streets, and are putting them in the city
pound
Protestant and Catholic prayer books,
beautiful family bibles, and m elegant assort
ment of writing desks at Mason & Erb's, 7l2
Main street.
The police board met yesterday and APP
fill the vacancy occsSioned by the resigna-
ton of officer Clemens.
A party of squirrel hunters went out on
Five Mile creek yesterday morning, and be-
fore noon returned with thir!y.nine squirrels |
This game is in spen lid condition just NJ
this season.
Rev. Mr.. Penn opened services yesterday
in his large tent, corner of Sycamore and |
Bryan streets. AT night he preached to a
large and fashionable audience,
George Record (colored). and Mrs. Mary
Gray (white), were iinCd $500 each in the
county court yesterday, for living in adultery.
They were both reminded back to Jail, and
will no sent to tho poor farm to serve out
their fines.
When you drink no matter whether it is
water or any other character of drink, let it |
be pure article. The fact that the Board
Of I rado keeps the finest brands of liquors,
pure and unadulterated, accounts for the
popularity of this saloon.
The track has been laid on the Texas &
Pacific extension to within three miles of
Easllsnd City. A temporary track will bo
laid around what is known MS Zearing's cut,
TO Eastland City, until the work on tue cut,
which will take some time, is compile cd
Mira. Mary B. Stanogp, wife of Captain j.
o. Stanagp, received u telegram yesterday |
from Mr.. Robert +. Bradley of Huntsville,
Aln, bringing the sNd news that her father,
Colonel Joseph @. Bradley, had died that
morning OF paralysis. Colonel Bradley was
n prominent citizen of that place, and was in
hla seventy second year.
The Emma Abbott opera troupe will greet
us next week. Mr.. NJ. w. Tobiu, the agent
of tho company, called on us last evening and |
advises Us that there will bo t(ty-two in the
troupe and will play but one night. Their |
own orchestra accompany them. They go |
hence to Austin, thence to Houston, thence |
TO Galveston, thence to Now Orleans. All in |
Dallss who heard their splendid operas last |
season will certainly attend the treat this |
year.