The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30
OVER THE CITY.
Weather cloudy, RAINY and moderating.

Weather cloudy, RAINY and moderating.
Nickel sugar uneQualod in this county,
L. f. Hughes, 720 Elm street.
The necessity for good sidewalks is
severely ielt this sort of weather.
The name of j. 9. Stark's saloon, "E
Pluribus Unum," att the Union depot, catches
the travelling pablic
The Christmas holidays draweth nigh, and
the people are scanning the newspapers to see
where to purchase their goods.
For rent, good room furnished or unfur-
nished, ST 9l6 Elm street, suitable for gen.
temen and wife, ut reasonable rates, with OF
without board.
Division superintendent Grove of the Bra
Eos division Of the Texas and Pacific, went
over the line yesterday in his pay car and
squared up with the boys.
In Justice Prices court Gerty Woods, a
cyprian, forfeited her bond yesterday for $50,
gwen for her appearance 10 answer to the
charge of vsgrancy.
Jack Duhig, tho boss of the street gang,
had his force out yesterday shoveng tn mud
from the crossings, which made great i'm
provemcnt in the walking.
Smoked salmon and halibut. Holland her
ring 10 kegs, dried herring and Goldfish in five
pound boxes, just received from New York.
l.. f. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
Sportsmen report that wild ducks are
plentiful just now on the Trinity river and
the lakes. A party of hunters killed eighty.
seven in the forks of tho Trinity yesterday.
Sundsy night flock Of wild geese, going
south, in flying over tho city, becoming
blinded by tho glare of the gas flew very
low, and Mr.. Rufus Miers was so fortunate
| as to catch one of them.
A smart "Ike," tho worse for too much OF
the oil Of joy, refused to drive bis team off q
crossing on East Main street yesterday, and
the police promptly arrested and jagged
him.
Track.laying an the Trunk line has been
| temporarily suspended on account of the bad
! weather. The track has been laid to u point
quarter of mile beyond White Rock
creek.
Officer Hodges arrested young man who
gave his name as William Hall, yesterda !,
on the charge of stealing an overcoat from q
farmer named }. S. Blanton. He was lodged
in the station house.
Leghorn citron, large French prunes
choice figs, Zsnte currants, London layer
layer, loose muscatel and sOodless raisin,
princess soft and shell, Lanquedoc almonds,
superior dates, just received by L. +. Hughcs
720 Elm street.
At the board Of trade saloon, where, by the
way, tho prest liquors are kept, c. Il. Lee
has opened in the rear Of the building flrs,.
class old'fashioned restaurant. He knows
how to cater to the public, and fish and
oysters will DO made specially. Hot luucho.
al all hours.
When tho poor reporter is "ruatling" for
news It Is 50 refreshing to have some smart
Aleok 10 tell him to inform the people thu,
it is rainy and muddy. This remark always
conyulees the reporter with laughter and
causes him to wonder how in the world the
fellows mother ever managed to raise Sc
smart Il child.
| Mr.. D. A. Robinson, who is at present in
the city, ia chsirmOn of the committee d
arrangements On tie celebration of the com
pletion Of the Dallas & Wichita road t.
Denton, which is to be given by the citizen,
Of that plsce on the Sth Of December, II,
wishes il understood that all the bushes!
firms Of Dalssare eynoeied To ettend.
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Fry OF Fort Worth sells tho Hungiahl
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