The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
-Murpy. with Signs of rain.

terday.
-"Spring time has come, Gentle
Annie.u
1T was cold enough to freeze in
Galveston on the 9th.
Gardens are looking finely and
grass Is growing rapidly.
Hang out more flags. John NOM
yer will make them cheap.
The HERALD Office building Is re-
ceiviug fresh coat Of paint.
The wind blew up quite cool and re-
freshing last night after the heat of the
day.
st. Patrick's day parade will be
made by the Ancient Order Hiber-
mans.
Concert Friday night at the Opera
house, given by Miss Ida Stokes and
her class.
Ladies were out yesterday in large
numbers. Shopping was their princi'
pal amusement.
Two little darkies had fight on
Elm street yesterday, which was wit
messed by a crowd.
There will be public exhibition
of the water works as soon as the city
authorities call for 1t.
1t is rumored that somebody spoke
out in meeting and announced himself
u candidate for Mayor.
"A pistol shot was fired on Main
street last night, about o'clock, but by
whom the officers were unable to de-
termine
The Lamar Hotel thas been i'm.
proved and reftted for the spring trade
aud as usual is considered the finest
hotel in Dallas.
Two wenches who were in the row
on Sunday, tried to slip of on the
Fort Worth train. Officer Arnold
spoiled their little game.
The Lamar Rifles will hold dress
parade and inspection OF arms next
Wednesday night. All members are
requested to be present in full dress
uniform.
The city officials, in view of the
approaching warm weather, should
order u complete cleaning of the city,
and inspection of promises, for sani-
tary reasons.
"A wild steer broke down Elm
street, Sunday morning, and two horse
men after him. Every body in his road
stepped aside. A lady crossing near
Lamar street, made lively time for tall
timber.
Cheeky, -Four musicians, after
playing from to l o'clock, for n GER
tain five.cent lager beer saloon keeper,
were offered the magnificent sum OF
fifty cents. Sharp as the saying so,
hut shabby as the fact bespealSs.
-Messrs. Bartlett Il Parker have just
received Il Car load Of Marsh Harvest
ers, and are prepared to furnish the
farmers with first-class harvesting
machine. They are also agents for
the celebrated Fish Brothers wagon.
-THE HERALD is glad to zee that
DIR. Cornelius, the efficient health OIL.
Ger, has issued his orders for thor
ough cleaning of the city. Officer
Dunn made an inspection tour yester-
day, and doubtless several parties will
hear of it in lively manner.
-"This guest of summer, the tenn
pie haunting martlet, does observe by
his loved mansionry, that the air of
heaven smells wooingly by here" That
is, we mean to say, the swallows have
come and are twittering about build
ing their nests under the caves. The
harbingers of spring.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in another column of Mr.. J.
w. Fishburn, of Mexia, Texas, who
has homes for a number of renters on
the half-share principle, and employ.
ment for several good farm hands at
fifteen dollars per month, with board
and lodging furnished.
The members of the Friends of
Temperance, cast in the play of "Ten
Night in the Bar Room,n are in con-
slant rehearsal, and have obtained
proficiency in their parts creditable
alike to themselves and their order.
Mr.. j. G. Booth, under whose SUPER
vision the play will be reproduced,
thinks he will be ready on the night
of April second.
Can you estimate the great value
to the world the discovery of this ew
principle, DR.. j. II. McLean's Cough
and Lung Healing Globules; as the
saliva acts on the medicine in the
Globule gas Is generated, which will
cure all Throat and Lung diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Trial
Boxes, by mail, % cents DIR. j. II.
Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut st., st. Louis.
A Great improvement.
Hoffman Il Garside are making, and
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