The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

iuooboH6Wuu bTeyb are repuO5beu
to meet at their armory to-day, at nine
o'clock.
Every train yesterday and last
night, brought in visitors to see the
carnival.
We are glad to learn that our
fiiend, Mr.. Schneider, is recovering
very fast.
The Lamar Rifles held meeting
last night, and the Stonewall Greys
did so, likewise.
The finest stock of watches hnd
jewelry In the city, at Webb's, sos
Main street.-apr4.2t
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's,
sos Main street. --apr4-2t
The election up to the closing OF
the polls, was very quiet. Only one
fight coming to our notice.
The number of decorations goin q
on in town are very numerous, and
some of them are elegant.
The largest stock of Seth Thomas
clocks and silver ware In the city at
Webb's sos Main street. --apr4.2t
king Rex will take his position on
the upper balcony of the Lamar hotel,
end from their review the procession.
"A plain drunk laid down on the
sidewalk on Main street. He was as
sisted to an apartment In the calaboose
On Mardi Gras day call and get
your champagne punches at "head.
quarters" Parlor bar, LeGrand hotel.
The report that the boy Stoney
Bergen, who was badly stunned by
lightning the other day, Ia dead, is
untrue.
Manager Elkin has braced the
awning in front of the opera-house,
and placed chairs there for the use of
ladies only,
BY command of the King roya
dinner will be served at the Lamar
Hotel, agrand holiday feast for all who
may come,
-Four of the Fort Worth base ball
club came over to witness the match
here between the Dallas and Texar-
kama clubs.
Let every merchant, storekeeper
and private individual, illuminate his
building along the line of march. of
the night parade.
An election fight took place at
the First Ward yesterday morning,
Both men were marched to the Gala.
boose!promptly by the police.
The Brazilian Pebble spectacles for
three dollars, at Webb's, sos Main
street, are recommended by the high
est authority as the best.--apr4.2t
The Singer sewing machine hoist
ed q beautiful new flag ON top of the
brick block in front of the Lamar
hotel, where their new office is to be.
"A full line of family groceries, game
and country produce is kept by Mr.. ].
p. Freeman, No. 1901 Elm street. We
bespeak for him an extensive patron
age.-we3w
One thousand ladies wanted at
A. A. Pearson's millinery, cloak and
suit house, 500 Main street, to buy the
beat and cheapest hats and ready
made dresses in Texas.
III there is anybody In town, who
has any influence with the clerk of the
weather. he will lay Dallas under
everlasting obligations by using it, to
have fine weather, to-day and night
Go to 1901 Elm street. for good gro
ceries at fair prices. Mr.. J. p. Free
man haL dies only the finest Of goods.
He also deals in game and country
produce. Remember the place. -st3w
MIR. j. p. Freeman has opened out
retail grocery at 1901 Elm street. His
stock IL new and carefully selected,
and together with small margins he
solicits the patronage of his friends
aud neighbors.-th3w
"A committee consisting of Messrs
A Sanger, Dunn, Peak, West, Shone,
Cockerell and Tooley, have been APP
pointed by the chief engineer to re-
ceive the visiting firemen at the
trains.
Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Frot Scott, New Orleans and
Austin, for sale, ut reduced rates, by
Fred Manget, ticket broker LeGrand
hotel.-tf.
We are pretty sure 10 haveigood
public schools, as the people of Dallas
have given expression to their sehtl.
ments In handsome vote In favor Of
separating Dallas as school district,
from the county.
The farmers OF northern Texas are
requested to call at A. Griffith & Co.'s,
Elm street, and II. v. Tompkins', and
see the poor mans friend-a one
wheeled riding sulky attachment. and
pillow. Invented and manufactured by
]. II. Gooch. Dallas, Texas.
The Union sunday-schooI Conven-
ton convenes at the Tabernacle M. Il.
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