The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-10
FAr.ECY GROCERIES


CITY CHIT CHAE.
Prairie chickens on ice, at Jsrretfs.
Two false alarms of fire last night.
And still the cry is flood the CUTTERS.
Are you goingto the ball this evening"
The sidewalk ordinance ia q dead letter.
A. Marks is taking it easy at Coney
leland.
There were but two fines in the city court
this morning.
The county commissioners court is still
considering road matters.
The star spsngled banner floats from the
flagstaff of the engine house.
The banks will close to>dsy in honor of the
ex.confederate Missourians.
The Lamar Rifles and Queen City Guards
were out drilling last night.
The building boom continues, and ground
for new buildings is daily broken.
A. new plank sidewalk is being put down
on South Main street, just east OF Poydras
street.
Several men were fined in Justice Prices
court yesterday for failing to work the
road.
Jim Dawire was acquitted in tho city court
yesterday for making an assault on Kenneth
Rsyner.
Read the advertisement in this issue of tho
Norwood school ut Norwood, Nelson
county, Va.
Yesterday was another warm day, the
mercury in the thermometer registering al
1909 in the shade.
Attention is directed to Tyler'a notice in
another column as candidate for the Local
ton Of the State University.
The rooms over the Board of Trade saloon
are the headquarters for tho Houston and
Galveston OK confederate Missourians.
Some OF the saloons are decorating pros
fusely with everereens and bunting ia honor
of the meeting of the Missouri ex.confeder-
htea.
Washington and Lee University as will BIO
seen by its card in this issue, to which atten-
lion i, called, will open again September 10,
1881.
Mr.. McIlheny, of the Grand Windsor has
been and is still u great sufferer from bone
felon on his right forehnger. An offensive
attack like that is the subject of tho everest
felony.
TIE Union hote ~ he union depot is re-
ceiyipg the hnlEing touches The building
has been remodClNd for re best, and 1t
looks entirely different on the inside from
what 1t did.
Don't forget Mi,sourisns, that Frank Can
thorn will have fruit, lunch and soda water
stand at the park to-day, "IIe ia with us,
and every one will DO treated with good old
southern hospitality,
Uncle Charlie Galloway will attend his
cigar stand in person at Shady View Park
during the reunion of tho OK confederate
Missourisns, and his stand at the Board of
Trade saloon will be in charge of Lindsay
Martin. Give him call and get first class
smoke.
Ooaline for washing clothes, cleaning
paint. washing windows, washing dahes
cleaning and removing stains from carpets.
II exceis everything for general household
use. 1t contains no limo, no acid, no potash,
and will not injurs the most delicate fabric.
Gan be used In any thing that needs cleaning.
Nothing like II in the bath. Sole sgents,
Nj. Il. Staroke & Company, Co drug
store, who guarantee Cosline.
Amongst tho houses of our city, Dallas
takes special pride in, we may mention the
hardware and machinery establishment of
Mitchell & Scruggs. This house, in the
latter branch, does larger business than
any of the same character in 81. Louis or
Cincinnati. Some estimate may DO formed
of their volume of business when we say
they sold alone in Texas, last year, over ono
hundred engines and eighteen hundred
pieces of gin machinery. BY the by, these
gentlemen are Missourians, and are busy just
now in entertaining their many Missouri
friends in attendance on the reunion.