The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-21
The Smallpox Scare only a Scare
and Nothing More.
Other Interesting Local Gleaniugs,
SIDEWALK NOTES

The Trinity river is fairly booming.
City council meets to-nightin regular ses-
sion.
\ norther swept down on us yesterday
morning.
Bob Percell manipulated Dan Williams
pig and now he languishes in the county
So far as learned, the washing rainfall Of
Sunday night did but little damage.
Persons raving to pay county and state
taxes can save considerable by purchasing
county scrip from the City National Bank.
The east-bound passenger train due here
yesterday morning, was twelve hours late
owing to II. washout west OF Fort Worth.
Officer Overland arrested street peddler
yesterday by the name of William Cherry,
who was selling soap without the proper Ii
cense.
\ pest-house has been erected outside the
city limits, and Walker, the worst af-
ilicted Of the patients, has been removed to
it,
The cars on the San Jacinto street rail
way did not run yesterday, owing to the
bad condition of the track caused by the
hard rains.
Police Officer Martin, who has charge of
the street gang, had it ut work yesterday,
clearing the crossings OF mud, to the great
qualification of pedestrians.
Yesterday morning the second cook at
the st. George hotel and waiter had a
quarrel that resulted in the waiter cutting
the cook in the right breast, innictlng a
serious flesh wound.
D 1t is reported that the ministers of this
city and county have signed petition to
be presented TO the city council memorable.
ing that body to strictly enforce the state
sunday law as regards this city.
Since the first sale in 1861, the number oil
volumes printed of the American Cyclic.
pTdia have been one million seven hundred
and twenty-five Thousand volumes, fol
which the public have paid over $40, 0OO, 600
j. W. Walden wants to rent neat cot.
tage VIII rent one for twelve months il
bulit to suit Notes left in post-oflce al
earliest moment will meet with attention
Can be found at I. l.. Marsalis', Main street
Do not forget that the Turn Verein mas
querade comes off tonight This occasion
Will close up festivities and sports until
after Lent. King Kokaiorum will hold d
levee and wants to see all his liegc subjects
Jim SHELTON is an enterprising citizen
He put good, substantial crossing from
paw VI phsillCss tNIuSS LutlluF Stree
yesterday, and this, with the one he bull
to the deDot, cost him 500 he having bull
them at his own expense.
The committee which has the masoue
rade ball in hand tonight, have spared n,
pains TO make the same grand success
They will to-day put down several panl
crossings on Commerce street to enable par
ties wishing to attend to reach Turner hal
safe and dry.
Deputy Revenue Collector c. NJ. Camp
bell, received information from Marshal
stating that the United States authori
ties had made raid ON a moonshin,
distillery in Titus county, and capture,
thirteen of u gang ofillicit distillers, VIII,
were lodged in the Titus county Jail. Til,
worm, still, etc., were destroyed.
Attention is called to the dissolution no
tice of Messrs. LOOMS & Flanagan, whilon
proprietors of THE Office saloon ON Pow
dras street. Mr.. George w. LOOMS vii
continue the business, Mr.. Flanagan rctir
ing. Mr., LOOMS is well and iavorabl,
known to the public, has legion of friend
and as in the past will keep only the pure.t
best and straightest OF goods at 9TH
Olice.n