The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-17
AROUND TOWN.

Excellent cigars and tobacco at A. Suhler's
70S main street.
Call and see Prof. Hills celebrated cames
oil paintings, at 7OS Main street.
A Suhler opens his stationery and news
office to morrow, the 18th, 70S Main street.
All German papers and periodicals are to
be had at A. Suhler's, los Main street.
Nestest thing out-Bsby Hammock; also
large sizes. Cheapest ever in Dallas. Ma.
son & Erb.
Six hundred just received, Sea Side Libra.
ry. Come early and take your choice. Ma
son Il Erb.
Gall one and all at A. Suhler's, 70S Main
street, and buy your cigars, newspapers and
stationery.
The ladies of the First Baptist church will
have strawberry festival next Thursday,
the Dist inst
The ladies of the, First Baptist church
will give strawberry festival next Thursday
night, the 2lst
A neat iron ornamental fence will DO
placed around the Jewi.h Synagogue within
the next few days.
The drawing for the fine Studebalser
wagon takes place May 2Sth, at John s.
Witwer's repository,
George German, tramp, asked citizen
for a quarter, and Officer Clapp gobbled him
up and jagged him.
Messrs. W. d. Wylie and f. A. Wilmans
have taken contract for furnishing supplies
on the line of the O., I. s. M. 9. Railway.
txyo 10 ;.Lk
the newly elected mayor, Col. John Stone,
and councilmen will be indicted into Office
April seventeenth will DO Easter sunday.
You have last chance to select one of
those handsome Prsng cards at Mason &
Erbs.
1t is understood that those who attend the
breaking of the first dirt on the Q. T. s. NJ.
Q. railway, will be entertained with royal
spread.
Save your wearing apparel and bedding
from moths, mildew and infection by getting
n pack Of antimolh and mildew corboil-.
zed paper. Price, % cents Mason Il Erb
j. Bennett, who was sent to the poor farm
for keeping a disorderly house, and who
made his escape several times, was resrrested
last evening by deputy Sheriff Elgin and
lodged in jail.
d. Young got drunk, and swore he could
not be arrested. He was however, and on
being taken before Justice Price was fined
$2S and cost, which summed up S55. He is
now in the county jail.
At Il late hour last night Mr.. Eales, a
blacksmith of East Dallas, died suddenly at
his HON, of heart disease. Singular to state,
at the time Of his death he was singing
:'There is Land ofPure Delight"
Saturday. Frank Cauthorn caught, al
Longs Lake, the biggest and hanasomest
batch of black bass ever seen In Dallas.
Frank has knack of doing it some how, if
he does now and then turn q boat over.
A man, who is stranger, fell through the
Texas IL Pacific trestle work at the west end
last evening, and sustained several severe
bruises. He WAS brought into the city and
quartered at the Crutchfsld house by deputy
Sheriff Lewis.
There are few more chances TO be taken
in the fine gold watch and chain to be ratified
at Two Brothers saloon Saturday night,
April 23d. Every one holding chance will
please be on hand promptly q o'clock, as
the rattle will certainly come Il.
A party of young men a. ladies from the
city attended an entertain at at Cochran's
Chapel, some several ~, north of here
Friday night. The G.. 9ttainment was for
benefit of the church. some roughs turned
their horses loose and put the party TO grea.
trouble.
The jury in the district court in the case
of Eliza Hicks colored, against the Houston
and Texas Central railroai, praying for
damages for the killing of her son, caused
by the explosion of an engine of the road,
returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff for
Sl,260.
1t continues TO stand at tho head of the
entire list In the estimation Of tho public, the
superior Of all others. 1t is the fsvorite of
the ladies, and tits all that. VIM. Webster, the
agent, whose Office is located 705, North I'm
street, can do to furnish the public with the
popular American Sewing Machine.
New styles ut Bauman's.