The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
OVER THE CITY.

The trains over the railroads were not en-
time yesterday.
There was fair amount Of cotton on the
market yesterday.
Canned Bsratsria shrimps. L. +. Hughes,
720 Elm street.
Ten button kids at 81 25--new line opera
tints, just opened at Snugers.
Since the woSther cleared and the road.
hsVo improved, trade has frightened up.
If you want something good to eat for
Christmas, go to Rosendeld s. Bonds.
Choice Louisiana rice. L. F. Hughes, 720
Elm street.
New arrivals of ladies' walking jackets and
listers, At Sangar's.
unoice New Orleans sugar house molasses.
L. f. Hughes, 720 Elm street.
JarretLs fresh Baltimore oysters have
arrived; also Ene lot of fish from Galveston
bay
East Dallas is clsmoring and, It must te
admitted that she has right to--for street
cutters.
New ever-bloomng roses, So 90 dozen,
opposite postofiice, and all kinds Of trees
cheap.
The most complete stock of groceries to
be iou d in tie city IS AZ Rosenheld &
Bonds
II. W. Riley, general ysrdmsster of the
Texas u Pacific, has appointed Geo. HincA-
ley assistant foreman.
New lines of beaver, diagonal, hroc Cd
satin, satin de Lyon olnHns, have Just b Ell
received by Sanger Bros.
The unsold remainder of closks and dol
mans, among first arrivals this fall arc
marked down IT, bargain prices, at Sangers
Ara you going to subscribe to magazines
or papers? We take you ut publishers and
club rates. Mason Il Etb, 7l2 Main street
William Jones, Of Ellis county, and an in
mate of the CITY hospital is very sick with
typhoid pneumonia, and 10 not expected to
live
II" tho district court tho Gaze Of tho state VS.
X. A. Bell, charged with the murder of bis
father, b. NJ. Bell, in March last, wens TO
the jury last evening
Our stock of ladies', misses, chldrens',
mems and boys rubber b OTIS and shoes il
once more complete by lAte arrivals. Sanger
Bros.
There is considerable complaint on the
part of Ausiness men that letters dropped in
the streN boxes Tor local distribution are not
distributed sooner than they are.
Fine quilting. sixty cents per spool
Bring your comforts and quilts or they will
be c. lied for, by addressing Quillor, 70l
Jackson street.
Tickets for the benefit entertainment tea
dered to Professor Hauer by the Frohsnn
can be h4d at A. Sumner 81 Co.'S f. NJ
Kahn, China Hall and Market drug store,
Open every night Except Sundsys) until
10 o'clock so as to give those who are moi
able to come earlier an opportunity to select
Christmas presents. Mason IL Erb, III
Main street.
Captain Sloan's fine saddle horae, which he
htchad in the shadow of tho "temple Of
justice" yesterday morning. was stolen by
some hold thief, who mounted the animal &nC
rode it away.
The pavement in front of the old Field
opera house is a disgrace TO the city and an
irlolerable nuisance which has existed lone
enough. The responsible party should b.
doslt with accO riding to law. There 10 such
thing rs fines for those who fail to keeI
their sidewalks in repair.
A report reached the city yesterday thst
CssOy, an employe on the Dallas IL Wichts
railroad, had been brutality assaulted about
one mile south of Denton by SEINE un
kuown party, who inflicted severe wounds "a
him with an AK about tho head aud
u shoulders.
A fair.siz.d audience were present q
u Craddock's opera house lat night to enjoy
the grand musical concert given for tho bsnC'
!. fl Of Miss Ella King.bury, with tbs com
n plmentary assistance Of hisr' Wolf Pro.
fessor Frees, Sgnor Bsidanza, Mods Au6ert
, and Sgnor Schneider. This young lady was
- lately with the Tselepieira opera company
ana is deserving OF the benth. accorded her
. The programme wssn brilliant one, and rem
derc arts.ically throughout.