The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-23
LOCAL JOTTINGS.


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The spring marriages ARE taking
place.
Join the rifle club, you want to
be in style.
Trade dull, and everybody waiting
for the carnival.
Election draweth nigh. Remem-
Der the school question.
Pay your occupation tax, or the
grand jury will get after you,
EARLY vegetables are coming in to
market In large quantities.
Xxi III tonight, at Colonel Well.
born's Office, on Lamar street.
The sprinkling.hose plays an i'm
portant part in laying the dust.
Remember the district Sunday
school convention next month.
--Tae New Orleans Ministries are the
next on the docket Monday night.
= Elm street is being rapidly i'm.
proved, by laying down sidewalks
The king will bestow his royal ia.
vsrs on those who pay their war tax
promptly.
In every portion of the city water
pipes are being laid from the mains to
the buildings.
everybody in town ate dirt yester
day, owing to the clouds of dust TINT
filled the air.
Don't incur the displeasure of the
Ring by refusing to pay the war tax
assessed by his majesty.
Texas this year has been the only
State that has paid dramatic compa.
MES to travel through.
"A negro dance II Elm street made
night hldeous with the noise and dis
orderly conduct of the attendants.
The day procession on the 4th
proximo will proceed as far as Leon
ard street, in East Dallas, without fail
There was to have been meeting
of the Jockey Club last night, but for
some reason there was no attendance
Marshal Morton, Officer Phares
and others, left st night on the train
for Kaufman, to testify in the Perry
Dougherty case.
One thousand dollars to invest in
merchandise. All communications
strictly confidential Address G g. r.,
Herald office, city.
The eastern portion OF our city ia
improving with great rapidity. The
number of new buildings in progress
OF erection is enormous.
The preparations for the day pro.
cession being made by the different
societies and organizations are a Guar.
antee that the affair will be a grand
one.
Will the city take some steps to
enclose the cemetery with a good
fence; and also prevent any further
interments during the summer. 40
near the city?
The way the boys danced up and
paid their taxes yesterday, was sight
The grand.jury had over two hundred
complaints presented to them. for
non-payment of taxes.
The passenger train from the
South bears every morning q beauti.
ful boquet, ordered from Galveston by
handsome young railroad man for
bis inamorata, passenger ahead.
An alderman OF this city asked
the reporter of this paper the other
day, if the streets were not In good
condition. For an answer, we refer
that alderman to the dust of yesterday.
Judging from the amount of shop
ping done by the ladies lately, they are
evidently preparing to make them.
selves look handsome, for the carnival
ball. "Girls, we wonder who will be
chosen queen
MIR. }. w. Stone, general agent for
the famous Trent & Bradley plows and
Fish Bros. wagon, has leased the va.
cant lots south Of the Commercial
hotel, where you can see a fine dis
play of both riding and walking cul-
tiyators.
Life, hope, joy means this new
principle, new way, DR.. ]. H. Nc
Leans cough and lung healing glob.
ules. They cure coughing, consump.
tion, asthma, bronchitis, etc. Trial
boxes % cents, by mail. DR.. J. III.
Mclean, 3la Chestnut street, st. Louis.
Look out for the "Ien Nights in a
Bar'room," by the United Friends' of
Temperance, on the I'd of April, at
Fields opera-house. The piece will
be well-presented, and the characters
taken by members Of the order. They
deserve, and will probably get good
houee.
Last night a procession of so me
length, including ladies and gentle
men, attracted considerable attention
on Main street. On inquiry we learn
ed that the members Of the Taberna-
Gle church, on Elm street, were on the
way to attend the Union prayer meet.
ing, at the Lamar street church.