The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

In our market.
The darkies were unusually bois-
ferrous last night.
The streets were very quiet after
ten o'clock last night.
do not forget to attend the theatre
on Mrs. Chanfrau's arrival.
Remember Prof. TooIey's school
exhibition, on Monday night, at the
opera house.
The Lamar Hotel gives It's guests
the finest beef-steaks and cleanest beds
of any hotel in Dallas.
The county officials are doing
efficient work. Read the notice of the
county collector and county treasu-
rer.
The great commission meet this
afternoon to try Judge West for defac-
ing the courthouse walls. Fun is ex-
pected.
The police were out in force last
night, to prevent any disorder in case
parties get too hilarious over the elee.
ton.
Mr.. Reed received telegram from
Messrs Hall and Cree, stating that
their labors are reaping rich reward
in San Antonio.
The band of the Haywood combi-
nation, attired in a handsome uniform
paraded the streets yesterday and dis
coursed most excellent music.
Tim HERALD is disposed to give
credit where credit ia due. The street
crossings yesterday were shoveled of,
and cleaned by the city.
Notwithstanding the price of tick
cts has been raised, the number sold,
for Mrs. Chanfrau's appearance is very
large, and the house will he full. 1t is.
good company.
"A dead horse proved obnoxious to-
the denizens Of the Cedars. They
complained to the marshal. He en>l
deavored in vain to find the owner. Iii
was removed by the team of the llreI
department.
-Messrs. Stone Il Keeting have Just
fitted up and moved into u handsome
new office on Elm street, over G. s.
Mitchell u Co., where they will be
glad to meet their old friends and
make new ones.
We call the attention of the readers
OF The HERALD to our market report.
Ii is correct and our patrons can de.
pend upon it for their guidance. THE
HERALD will vouch for it in every re-.
spect.
Dallas must be going to do some
heavy grinding. We saw a mill stone
weighing 1000 pounds shipped to that
village -day.-[Jimplecute.
Yes, and it has arrived at the extern
sive agricultural house OF G. ..
mlIcuell " 20.
-ltis with great regret The HERALD
learns of the precarious condition OF
George Bloom, an old citizen and a
good fireman. His illness is deplored.
His physicians despair of him, but in
spite of that The HERALD hopes he
will rally.
THE HERALD directs attention to
the advertisement of S. Iralson Il Co.,
In another column. Mrs. Bauman,
the manageress, is now in New York,
selecting an elegant and extensive
stock of millinery and fancy goods fol
the spring season.
1t is the opinion of many promi
nent lawyers of our city that persou
interested in contract with the city
directly or indirectly is not eligible to
hold a city office, while others take
the opposite side. The matter is open
for discussion.
The attention of the readers ofTaE
HERALD is Gale d to the call of a mum.
Der of the citizens of the third ward
asking Captain w. ]. Shone TO allow
his name to be used as candidate fol
alderman, to which the Captain in 0
letter accepts. Captain Shone ia q
well-known citizen. His friends
are numerous and will work hard fol
him.
We are daily asked: has there been
discovery that cures consumption and
throat diseases. eyes, yes" this new
principle, DIR. ]. II. McLean's Cough
aud Lung Healing Globules. The gas
generated by the saliva acting on the
medicine in the globule, inhaled and
coming In direct contact, cures coughs
colds, consumption and asthma Tria
boxes by mail 25cts. DR.. j. Ii. Mclean
Sl4 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
Business Notices.
Those interested will see Captain
Fishburn's call for renters and hand.
which appears in another place.
Notice.
Judge Burford desires THE HERALD
to state that to-day the motion docket
will be called, aud attorneys are desired