The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
CITY DOTS,

The street force is doing valuable work
just now.
New line of cheap literature at Mason &
Erb's, ~ Main street.
Hereafter the hour for converting the city
court will be at 9 a. m.
|. \. l.. cotton marking brushes at Mason
X Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
1t was George and not Henry Waller that
arrested w. II. Britton.
Sixty bales of cotton came in on the Dallas
" Wichita railroad yesterday.
Fine assortment of toy books and games
at Mason Il Erbs, 7l2 Main street.
Fresh imported cigars at Isidore Freiberg
" Cos. a. 10, IL and 10 cents each.
A large mud.hole at the corner of Main
and Austin streets WAS filed with gravel yes
terdsy,
The business portion of Elm street was
filled with wagons loaded with cotton YES
terdny.
The city engineer ia busy serving notices
on property owners for the building of side
walks.
The sewer at the Union depot is foul
enough with filth to give the city the yellow
fever, even in the winter season.
Arrived at l:l5 p. m. Yesterday. Alvah
Msnsur Taber, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Tabor. Weight 81 pounds.
lndelibe ink, with glass pen, portmonaes.
pocket knives, albums, all new STYLES, at
Mason " Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Mollie Gross has gained possession of the
Lady Gay. She claims that she gave Mrs,
Polndextor $50 to vacate the premises
The wost,bound passenger train over the
Texas X Pacific, due here at 1855 last evening,
had not arrived up to o'clock this morning
Z. A. Gill, of the firm of Gill 81 Bower, of
this city, has been awarded the contract for
building the Morse compress, for Fort
Worth.
Protestant and Catholic PRAYER bo,ks
beautiful family bibles, and an elegant assort.
ment Of writing desks ut Mason & Erb's. 10
Main street.
To- night at Lively hall the Queen CITY
Guards, under command of Captain FELTON,.
will give public dress parade drill, and the
public is invited TO attend.
The surveying party of R. NJ. Gano &
sons, which has been relocating lands in
Moberly and Kings counties, has returned,
They report fine rains and excellent grass.
a woman afflicted with disease
was found last evening lying in the branch
near the city hospital, 10 which institution
she was taken, where due attention was given
her.
Judge Thurmond stated to reporter of
tue HERALD yesterday that on or about tina
lSt OF November he would begin the publica.
News. - "' VIZ
John S, Witwer, Ill Elm street, Las now
hne stock of platform and spring wagons
otuggies, phaetons, etc. If you want the.
pest vehicles in the market call on him be'
fore you buy elsewhere.
Miss Allie E. Crookston, charming Young
lady. who has been on months visit t9
relatives and friends in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
mas returned and is again acting as operator
at the Texas u Pacific depot.
', Attention is called to the advertisement of
h. u. Childs, coal dealer, which appe,rs in
Inls mornings issue. Mr.. Childs is now pre.
pared TO supply the public with coal AT "a
, 10. rales as It can possibly be done. The
win,er is coming on now and it is the part of
wisdom TO secure supply at once.
w. d. Patterson, at bis drug store, ha,
some Of the hsndsomest articles In the shane
OF toilet sets and musical albums ever seem
winch he Is railing of. Chances chesp and the
day present. f''''' noii'