The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

See our gents $500 calf shoe. Block
Bros.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes, Bio k
Bros.
Trunk factory, 722 Elm street.
The plumbers are not laughing, but
waiting,
Good, serviceable street crossings are
sadly needed.
Those who want Jersey milk and
cream telephone 2i9.
A force was kept busy yesterday
clearing the crossings in the business
centre, of mud.
Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe will be re-
ceived by the Geo. ii. Thomas post O..
a. X. tonight at their hall.
When is the new elevator to be start
ed? Rumor is that two companies are
speaking of starting in on the enter
prise.
When Riston comes we may hopefully
expect bad weather. The best of of en-
tertalnments have ever the worst ac-
compartments.
The United States court is running
along just as though Cleveland was not
elected. The colored people too are be-
coming reconciled.
The attention of the public is called
to the advertisement or Messrs. Ram
dali ~ Nephews, who have purchased
the stock of b. w. Rose.
The pay car of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railway arrived yesterday and
gladdened the hearts of its employees by
paying them their wages.
The indices on the eastern dial of the
town clock failed to respond TO the call
OF duty yesterday. The remaining
three sides worked nobly.
Mr.. Frank Cockrell, the proprietor of
tho Todd mills, purchased yesterday
rom w. q. Howard Il Co. 1000 bushels
OF wheat. The price paid was 70 cents
for April delivery.
Henry Hampton, Caesar Moore and
j. q. Lee, convicted respectively OF
drunkenness, aggravated assault and
THEFT, were taken TO the poor farm yes
terday TO work out their fines.
Mr.. Harris, of the Union meat mar
ket, was arraigned yesterday in the
county court upon the charge of sup
porting nuisance, in the shape of a
Strengthening pen. He was discharged.
There will be union gospel temper
ance meeting st Commerce street Chris
tian church Sunday tomorrow at 3
O'Clock, under the auspices of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union.
Mrs. Raymond Howe, who so delighted
every one at the opera house last Sun
day, will deliver an address on the ma
tional evil.
The contract for rebuilding the Tab
ernacle Methodist Episcopal church
has been let to A. Cooper. The new build
ing will cost about $4,000 and will be
erected on the corner of Main and ST.
Paul streets.
The accounts from OF her portions of
the state, shows much suffering among
the stock. The farmers of Dallas have
wei provided for their animals, and
not single death from starvation or
cold has been reported.
But little action was taken in the case
of Joe Lohenstein, in the district court
yesterday. Several witnesses were ex-
amined and the case comes up again
this morning. The testimony adduced
was OF preliminary character.
Sinker Davis & Co., manufacturers
and dealers in engines, boilers, flour
and saw mills and mill supplies, are fit
ting up an Office and sales room at No.
40I Elm street In connection with their
present location in order to give them
increased facilities for their fast grow
ing business.
Col. Tom Brown, attorney for the
Texas Il Pacific railway In the cotton
swindling cases, was not careless In
handling the papers which were stolen
along with his overcoat, for he never
dreamed of anyone taking his overcoat,
and besides. 1t was at early breakfast
when very few people were stirring.