The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-09
LOCAL JOTTINGS.


tended.
The showers laid tho dust effect.
ually yesterday,
Thermometer stood ninety.two
degreen yesterday.
There arc two lady borders COLOR
ed) In tho city hotel.
The health officer keeps that new
policeman NJ work serving notices,
Turn tho calabooso into mn engine
house, and build decent police alta.
lion.
Wanted An electric; fire alarm,
which viii only cost 5000. Apply at
the council.
The fire department deserve credit
for their prompt action nj the fire yes
terday morning.
Notwithstanding the raids an the
CANNES, they seem to be M numerous
M ever ut night,
On the 18th OF this month the dis.
trict court and the grand jury will con-
veno. Look wild, boys
An excursion TO Fort Worth IL
talked OF when the ilremen are here
attending the convention.
1T was clearly demonstrated at the
fire yesterday morning, that tho de.
partment need hose cart badly.
The courts yesterday failed to grind
out an item OF sufficient interest to
publish. Surely this Is lly'time.
The city editor has gone TO view
the spot where the panther laid down,
and to gaze at the mighty Paddock in
his den.
The sooner the cutters are drained
OF the stagnant and foul water stand
ing In them, the better for the city In
general.
---Twenty-one dogs We're killed yes
terday afternoon by Marshal Morton,
Over three hundred have been de-
stroyed 30 far this year.
---Beasly Is gone. He paid the debt
of nature yesterday. No more will
his howl be heard on the street, and
Jack Duncan IL inconsolnble.
To-day, Dallas and Fort Worth
cross bats for tho championship. And
Dallas Is going to win. A number of
citizens accompanied the ball club to
Fort Worth.
The property owners along Main
street, between Austin and Market
streets, have purchased the lumber for
modern gutter, and the street gang
were busy yesterday putting 1t down.
Glad to see 1t.
TO those who oppose the school
tax, because they have no children Of
their own, we recommend that tax
no levied for them especially. All
bachelors above the age OF thirty,
should be taxed twenty-five dollars n
year.
Gentlemen Ii you want the Ia
dies to admire you, take DR.. ]. II.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. 1t imparts vitality,
vigor, vital power and strength, puri-
fies and enriches your blood. DIR. j.
III. Mclean, 81 Chestnut street, st.
Louis.
"A petition is being circulated to be
signed by property owners living east
ofSycamore street, and between the
railroad and Elm street, asking the
city to oblige the Texas and Pacific
railroad to fill up the culvert, to pre-.
vent their lots being overlooked during
heavy rains.
REV. James Younge, the great lee
turer OF the United Friends OF Tenn
perance, will address the citizens of
Dallas,on the subject OF Temperance
tonight at the reading room of the
Young Mems Christian association,
on the corner ofLamar and Commerce
streets.
Even the boys of the Supply Com.
pany did good service yesterday at the
fire by bringing sections OF hose In
their cart for the use Of the hydrants.
Hose was also carried by members on
their backs, aud yet the city has not
granted an appropriation for a hose
cart.
All nervous, exhausting, and pain
full diseases speedily yield to the cura-
tive influences Of Pulvermacher's Elec.
trio Belts and Bands. They are safe,
simple, and effective, and can be east
ly applied by the patient himself.
Book, with full particulars, mailed
free. Address Pulvermaoher Galvanic
company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
"A large street streamer has been
stretched across the street and the
track OF the Texas and Pacific railroad
from the National hotel TO the ele-
vator. In large letters are the words,
National Hotel" aud a hand points
10 where the best aud cheapest board
can be had Of any place in the city, aud
because Of the good board, the hotel
has become the popular place to get q
good square meal at.