The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
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CITY DOTS.


The soda. water fountains will now have a
vacation.
New line of cheap literature at Mason &
Erbs, 7l2 Main street.
|. X. l.. cotton marking brushes at Mason
& Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Born to the wife of r. Platas, yesterday. a
son. Weight ten pounds.
The city council meets onight in regular
session at the council chamber.
Fine assortment of toy books and games
at Mason & Erb's, 10 Main street.
Fresh imported cigars at Isidore Freiberg
& Co.'S. a 10, 12l and Is cents each.
The west bound train on the Texas &
Pacific was nearly three hours late last
night.
Who is Miss "Vox Populii" Mayor
Good would prefer her communication over
her true signature.
The 9:45 train on the Texas Central rail
road arrived at 1915 last night, but the mail
was not distributed.
Kirk Levi of the grocery firm of Levi q
Bro, drew S467 in the Louisiana State lot
terry, on ticket No, 29Sll.
We are indebted to the news stand of Mr..
Harris, noxt door 70 the postotlice, for file
of the New York weeklies.
A youn. and reckless rider was thrown
from his horse on upper Commerce street,
Sunday evening, and severely bruised.
Captain j. W. Leepor, agent for the Mo.
line pillow company left last evening for st.
Louis, where he goes to attend the fair.
The entertainment at Meisterhans' psvil.
lion last night, given under the auspices OF
The Frohsnn society, was grand success.
Elder j. L, Surber of Waco, is conduct
ing q successful meeting at the First Christian
church, to continue throughout the week.
Yesterday was estrsy sale day, with a fair
amount os stock on the market, which
brought good prices.
Mary poyle, the woman who was taken
into the city hospital few days since in a
critical condition, gave birth yesterday to
| boy.
Red Criswell, who has been visiting
friends in tnis city, left on last evening
north bound train for his home in Pennsyl'
vanis.
Tax Collector Prather left yesterday for
Lancaster, for the purpose of collecting tax
| Ne will go over the county, reinainlng two
days ia each precinct, as is required by la"
Mrs. Willism B. Thompson, Of Nav Or
leans, with her children, Master Willie Nnc
! Miss. Florence. ~. 10 the city, a. The resi-
dence of her son, John W. Thompson, AT
torney.
Tho many friends of Mr.. John W
Thompson, attorney, who has recently beer
confined to his bed nj HE home, will be glaC
to hear that he Is improving, and hopes to b
out in day or two.
Cuur de Lion lodge No. s, Knights O
Py,has, will meet in regular session thi
tTue.day) ev ming, Instead Of Thursday
regular lodge night, at o'clock sharp. Busi
no5, Of importance.
Mr.. Crawford Trees, the first man tina
over married in Dallas county, is still living
hale and hearty, with his wife, surrounded b!
twelve young Trees, who appear TO have a
much sap in them rs the old gentleman.
Tonight the Rev. Mr.. Penn, the eloquent
evangelist will preach his first Of series Q
sermons in a tent l20x65 feet, erected for tina
nurpose, al the corner of Sycamore auC
BRYAN streets. The Dallas City Mission vii
suspend its meetings for the present.
Vice President Csbell, of the Trunk Line
received telegram from President Ely, o
that road. Yesterday, which was to the eiiec
that the iron had been ordered for twelve
miles of the road, and that it was en- rout'
to Galveston aboard the steamer Marloor
ough. ii, .
The second annual meeting o
the North Texas Bsptist convention
will be held with the First Baptist church n
Dallas. (corror Sycamore street and Pstter
son avenue) on Thursday next, the 1th inst
The Houston & Texas Central railroad vii
sell excursion tickets on the 9th and 7!h inst
Mt one and one.ffth fare for the round trip
good until and including the 18th Of October