The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-30
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

money.
Rye, oats and corn at HaggarVs.
mch30-lm
English dairy cheese at Haggarps.
mch30-lm
--Haggart's sells extra Burlap sacks.
mch30 I'm
Bankrupt notice-seeking cheap
insurance.
-"Ten Nights in a Bar Room"
Monday night.
Mrs Friday and Saturday nights
Don't forget it.
Hungarian and millet seed at
Haggsrt's. -mch30.lm
Put out more flags, and make this
city look attractive.
Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's.-mch30-lm
Creamery butter at Haggart's.
Just received mch30-lm
-Haggart has fresh Bots dare, or
Usage Orange Seed mch30 I'm
California clover, or "Alfalfa,"
seed, at Haggarts. -mch30.lm
The water Standing in the cutters
on Main street, has turned green
Two drunk-and-downs were ar
rested yesterday by Officer Edwards.
Jerry Briggs has new coat. The
police are wondering where he got it.
The Dallas Jockey Club will soon
issue their programme for the spring
races.
Pay your war tax and therefore
escape the dspleasure of his highness,
the king.
The royal balcony will soon be
erected and the decorations upon it
will be very line.
Dallas would cease to be true to
herself did not the regular daily runa-
way transpire.
The calm before the storm; the
dizziness of this week presages the
hustle of next.
"A true sign of weakness fling to
renew policies on expiration, or seek
ing cheap Insurance.
When parties go into non-board
companies, look out for notice OF COM
promise with creditors.
Never was town so infested with
rats as Dallas. They are as bold as
though the city belonged to them.
The city and county collectors have
both done their duties faithfully, and
back taxes are pretty we'll paid up.
Max Elkin, has sold out his place,
'The little house around the corner"
He was proprietor but a few days.
Our city authorities have done
nobly lately in laying sidewalks Go
on, gentlemen, with the good work.
Our citizens will have an oppor-
tunity of trying their skill at rifle
shooting,at the fair ground, next Tues.
day.
The way of the dog-catcher is
hard. There is an abundance of sau.
sage-meat now collected in the dog
pound.
Last night the streets were
thronged with lady and gentlemen
pedestrians, enjoying the beautiful
evening.
The "Unknowns" are practicine
baseball with vigor, and propose tc
give the regular club hard russell
next Sunday.
Merchants Exchange, on Elm
street, opposite s. Loeb & Co, sells
only one kind of whisky, and the best
in town. Go and try it.
Our streets were thronged yester.
day with ladies, who were out on shop
ping expeditions and visiting the
openings at the millinery stores.
"A hack, driven by man named
Mack, and owned by H. s. Ervay, was
somewhat damaged by the team run
ming away. This is nothing unusual
"A merch ant who failed to renew
a license when it had expired
although; but less than two dollars
had costs attached 70 the amount Of
fifteen dollars.
1t Is o wonder that some one does
not make arrangements with fioris,
and sell 6outonieres at the hotels in the
evening. Theyoung men would patron.
lie them extensively.
There are two newsgirls in the
city, who do driving business. The
newsboys are reported to be jealous OF
the success they meet in disposlng OF
their papers One of them has earned
as high as 81 70 in one day.
The commissioners court was
called yesterday, but when our reporter
visited the Cour house q quorum had
not arrived. We hope when they do
begin, they will not adjourn until
something IL done to mend the county
roads, especially the one leading to
Rockwell.
Companies taking business at less
than cost, often beat for time In the
case Of lose, but more frequently time
beats both them and the assured, for
when the loss comes due, there are no
funds In the treasury. Business men,
look to your interests, and insure with
J. j. Carnes, 500 Main street.