The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-22
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

--Iioer gardens In full blast Sun
day.
battalion drill on Wednesday
night.
Petty thoits arc committed every
night.
Tho Lamars have decided not b
60 10 Houston.
Nearly all tho police have bought
summer uniforms.
Fossils aro played out, We wan
"bla" postmaster.
Moonlight plcnlcs and lover stroll
arc now Ia order.
WIN Tho postollloo ever BIO movot
TO q convenient locality.
Engine Company No. /, had til,
horses out for practice.
Which street Ia TO DO closed, 81.
Mary's or San Jaclnto?
1t has been four months since th,
fire alarm has been sounded.
--Frascati will loom up again, Thu
time Max EllSin Is the manager.
There will be moro grain handled
In Dallas this season than ever before
What will tho boys do next sun
day, when tho back doors are all
closed?
Negro rows and disturbances still
continue on the grounds east OF tn,
tabernacle.
Hook and ladder company No.
held their regular monthly meeting
last night.
Reports from all over The county
are very favorable regarding the mp
preaching harvest.
There will be large attendan 0,
from different cities In the state Mt tn,
fremen's convention.
The sun beat down In regular dog
day style yesterday, and tho boy
hunted the shade.
Will the city authorities take ac
ton In regard to the loose dogs, ant
remove them by somo means.
The courts were no exception Il
the general dullness yesterday, Moth
Ing OF any Importance transacted.
"A gutter and u new sidewalk have
been put down In front of the l.,
Grand market and Kingdoms saloon
We never had snakes in our boots
but horned frog down our baek II
about as bad, We owe you one, June
The deputy sherifls were busy yes
terday In summoning jurors to serv,
during the June term of the district
court.
-Ifyou want q flrst-class cigar go Il
Merchants Exchange, 6l2 Elm street
st. Preferida, star Light and CarolinG
cigars.
"A telegram was received yester.
day from the captain of the Old
Guard, asking II the Lamar's would
attend the fair.
I'VE understand that June Peak
proposes 10 furnish copy Of Moody
and Sankey's new book to each fire
company In the department.
ANY one having small house,
desirably located, can hear of o tenant
by applying to the city editor of this
paper. Rent must DO reasonable.
Professor George has again organ
lied his class, and will commence the
new series Thursday afternoon, with
the ladies class, which is very select.
The canvasser FOR Moody & San
keys new books tackled the chief of
the fire department yesterday, to buy a
book. After an hours hard work, the
lady retired, having failed TO convert.
The new fountain bought by the
county officers has been erected In the
courtyard. II is n neat cast.iron
arrangement, with two streams run
ming constantly. The waste.water
will be lost.
The earth has again given way
!. around the chasm, In front of Orr's
stable, made by that heavy rain storm
that knocked the distillery down.
The sidewalk has been fenced across,
as IL Is unsafe.
Tom Smith has done a sensible
thing. He placed water-cooler full
OF loo in the basin Of the fountain
and filled u with Ice. The jet of the
fountain keeps II full. and the thirsty
all benefited thereby.
If any person Is In need of the
service Of stout, Industrious, intelli.
gent young man, who is willing 10
work, and can furnish good references,
they can hear Of such a party by up.
plying at the editorial rooms Of this
paper.
THAT flushed cheek tells the story.
This newprinclple, DR.. J. II. McLean's
Cough and Lung Healing Globules
cure you. They cure Coughs, Bron-
chItIs and Consumption. Trial boxes,
by mail, 25 cents. DR.. J. II. Mclean,
3l4 Chestnut, 1t. Louis.
We are informed that Mr.. d. IS.
Andrews, formerly Of Loganspoft, In.
diana, has purchased the saloon for.
merly owned by Mr.. Frank HpaldIng.