The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

terday, on Camp street, and succeeded
in spraising the ankle Of the driver.
There wero two or three sales oflots
made yesterday ia the Thomas ad-
dition.
The Touring mills of tho city are
burdonSd with orders. A healthy sign
is this.
Craddock's Billiard hall opening,
this evening, will be grand affair
Don't iorgetit.
Soc notice of broom-maker, wanted
immediately at WaXahachie, In the
cheap column.
Police Officer Spencer and his force
are busy impoundiDg stock, found
running at large.
There are 20 patients in tho city hos
pital, i've Of whom are afflicted with
tho denguo fever.
Collectors were as thick and bother
some IS mosquitoes In the summer
time, on the streets yesterday.
No one, certainly, has tho temerity
to question tho fact that dengue FOYER
has become an epidemic In Dallas.
A large furniture msnsfactory of
Denison, is talking of coming to Dali
las, II proper Inducements are offered.
Tho latest styles of ladies', gents aud
childrens shoes ut the X. Hunstsblo
Boot and Shoe factory, 7S2 Elm street.
DON'T forget the matinee to-day at .
O'Clock. The Rial-Bigger- Marion
troupe Ia one Of the best on the boards.
Charges Of indulsing In threats were
preferred against John Hubacre by J..
U. Brunnsge, In Justice Kendall,s
court yesterday.
The romans Of little Ethel, the
daughter OF John 3. and Ada Ii. Heth.
erington, were inferred In Trinity
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Tennison Bros. saddle and harness
men on Elm street, opposite Saneor
Bros, offer extra Inducements 10 those
wanting anything in their line.
A couple Of wolves wore caught on
the streets yesterday. They were the
property OF Sam Morgan, and escaped
Nv gnswing the ropes which bound
them.
I Tho conduct Of . laddio and lass nj
the Armory meeting Thurndsy night
was exceedingly disgusting, to say tho
least OF 1t, to many who observed
them.
; Let no ono fail TO SEQ that superb
troupe at tho Dallas opera house ut 2
O'Clock to-day. Miss Louise Rial Ia q
thos.
3The Thomas addition Is now tho ia
vorite Tor handsome residence lots, for
sale by Oliver Thomas & Bro, Poydras
street, In rear or Flipppn Adouo 4
Lobit's bank.
Wagons froighted with wood are be-.
ginning to make their appearance in
largo numbers on the streets, Tho
yards adjacent 30 tho city are we'll
stocked With fuel for the wintor.
The reporter would snce moro
umidly suggest that the cutters OF the
CITY, In numerous places, are sadly In
need OF cleansing. The stenoh emit.
ted from some OF them IL almost intol-
erahle.
About the only requirement that 10
needed TO render the court. house yard
one OF tho prettiest Is nicely-graveled
walks. The cost would DO light, ana
the result would greatly cnhSnce the
appearance OF the surroundings.
Boys call at tho Hunstable Boot 4
Shoe Company, III Elm street, and zoe
VIII Hunstable's three new styles OF
toes on ahoes. Tho Dude, WAlken.
fast, and Dallas toe. Leave the pho.
tograph Of your feot there, and the
shoes WON'T hurt your eorns.
W. D. wylle 4 Co., real sstats
agents have removed their ofllce from
the Merchants Exchange 10 No. 7U7
aa!n street. where, with increased 70.
o!lities, they ne enabled 10 offer spo.
eil bArgalns In city property. ana
1smos HOUSES and lots for sale On
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