The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-24
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
The ball was u success.

The ball was u success.
Cool weather still continues.
The city is invested with thieves.
The county court Is doing lively
business.
The banner Will be shipped to
Georgia to-day.
The Arnold combination will be
here next week.
Dallas is the luckiest city in the
State in regard to fires.
Nearly all the candidates were
present at the Lamar Rifle ball.
Two bushels of Dallas mail carried
through to Jacksboro. Oh, dear,
The water-pipes are being laid on
Elm street, with great rapidity.
-"rhe little flour you gave me,n is
sung by the farmer to the miller.
--"Hang out your banners on the
outer walls" King Rex is coming.
What has become of the Baptist
College and when is it to be built?
-Thompson's band volunteered
their services for the parade yester-
day.
Passenger travel on the roads lead.
ing to Dallas is reported to be very
good.
THE Republicans Of this city in
tend raising n flagstaff over their read
ing room.
Advertise in the Sunday HERALD
for what you want. 1t is read by
every body,
A lady music teacher of this city
intends giving concert sometime
next month.
1T ia suggested that the postofllce
windows be filled with "blue glass"
1t may effect cure.
The practice of throwing dead rats
in the street is still continued. Can
not the marshal stop it?
The jury in the Gallagher case
failed to find verdict last night, and
were held over till to-day.
The ball, we understand, was not
sufficiently remunerative to liquidate
the Indebtedness of the banner.
The dust is very disagreeble, al
though It's but short time since the
mud was ankle deep in the streets.
The mass meetings at the Opera
House still continue, and are largely
attended. Much religious interest Is
manifested
-ThelPurim ball and the banquet
given by the order of B'nai Birth is
the next thing in the line of social
amusement.
Miner, at the Merchants Elk.
change, opposite S. Loeb n Co., on ELM
street, has conundrum. Solve it,
boys, If you can,
The horses belonging to the fire
engine are kept standing in harness
and hitched to the engine when not at
work or feeding.
Several parties have already
hoisted the kings colors, and by to,
morrow night King Rex flags will
be plentiful in the city.
IF you wish to have fun, attend the
law suit, at one O'Clock, in the case of
the State vs. the county officials, for
defacing the Courthouse walls.
"A bale of cotton with the label
"To be given away tomorrow night
stands in front of the photograph
''snap and catch 'em," on Main street.
The mania for flag poles has
taken possession Of the friends of the
different candidates, and the best
fellow is he who has the tallest pole
set up in his favor
IF company were organized TO
bring good domestic help to Texas,
they could make money. Many fami.
lies would DO willing to pay a good
price for trained domestic.
"A city park, with fountain sup
piled with water from the water
works, and laid out with nice gravele1
walks, would be pleasant resort in
the evening, during the heated term.
The Christian Church Sabbath.
school will hold It's meetings at the
usual place of worship. The church
where the scholars have been 40 long
wont to assemble will still be the point
where the Sunday-sohool is to be held
"A new way that cures throat and
lung diseases, DR.. J. II. McLean's
cough and, lung healing globules.
Thousands certify that they cured
coughs, colds and consumption. Trial
boxes, rs cents by mail. DIR. j. III.
Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
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