The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-23
CITY DOTS.


The mosquito still abideth in the land.
There was n great deal of cotton on the
market yesterday.
When will work on the federal courthouse
and post.otlice begin
Cigars and tobacco arc made II 81 speciality at
l.. f. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
There 70 not half dozen boot.blacks
left in iowa. They are kicking for ten, in
stead of five cents shine.
Cotton weighers get 10 cents per bale, or
will pick up $4,000 us thei; share of the
10000 balts Dallas will get this season.
There is more betting ON Indiana in No
vember than there WIS ON the October cleo
ton.
Our winter amusements promise all the
best companies travelling on the southern
circuit.
The suit of j. B. Ligo vs.. the Fire Asso-
citation of Philadelphia, for $4,000 loss by fire,
is On trial in the district court.
The bridge company are making repairs on
the turnpike that runs through the Trinity
bottom,
Dr. w. Thomas has moved his dental office
from DR.. Hughes building to No. S24 Elm
street, in the new Middleton building,
Jim Reed was arrested by Officer Waller,
last evening, for disorderly conduct, and
lodged in the station-house.
Dick Thompson, who was arrested on the
charge of theft of cattle, was honorably dis
charged yesterday by tho grand jury.
Thursday morning, about o'clock, a stiff
norther began blowing, and the weather at
present is rather wnterish.
Choice pure wines, brandies and whisky,
for medicinal purposes. l., f. Hughes, 7i0
Elm street.
The north bound passenger train of the
Central, due here ut $40 yesterday morning,
did not arrive until o'clock in the after
noon.
The Meredith Brothers, saloonists, corner
of Main and Sycamore streets, keep the be I
brands Of liquors and cigars, and are polite
and attentive to customers.
Wyatt Lee was arrested Thursday by den.
uty sherifis Mckenzie and Miller, on the
charge OF the theft of cattle, and lodged in
the county Jail.
There is great deal of cotton at
Lewisvile, tho present terminus OF the Dial.
las Il Wichita, awaiting shipment, which is
owing to the scarcity of cars.
All the city schools are filled to overflow
ing. That's right A man who wont edu-
cate his children is unworthy of being q
father.
The officers of the Mexican Central SAY
they will furnish Dallas her coal at three
dollars per ton, when tho road reaches the
Choctaw nation.
v. s: Price, ofHill county, whom Mrs. Mol.
lie Ellis charges with hidipg out her dsugh.
tiers consented Thursday to 60 and get them
and turn them over to their mother An of.
acer left with him last evening for Ellis
county where they are supposed to be-
The board Of trade hope to be ousrtered
in its permanent rooms in Grams building
on Elm street, by the lst prox. The iron
front was being swung into position yester.
day, The board will occupy the entire sec.
ond floor, and will have splendid quarters.
Flocks of wild geese were passing over the
city yesterday and last night, going south
Unquestioned precursors of cold weather
The geese left Wisconsin and Iowa upon ths
approach Of the great snow storm Of Mon.
day, and are thus far in their flight 70 N,
tropics and their winter quarters.
Charles L. Stewart, a patient at the cit,
hospital, died yesterday afternoon at o'clocj
oil typhoid fever He was taken there OF