The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-27
DALLAS TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ~.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Hurry up with the flags.

Hurry up with the flags,
The banner has gone to Georgia,
Haywood Combination tomorrow
night.
Rex has issued his printed procla
nations.
The Purim ball and B'nai Birth
banquet tonight.
The air is quite cool, and beautiful
spring is on the linger.
There is big Indian on duty
near The HERALD office.
Every NJ. r. is expected to be at
his post tomorrow night.
Intense excitement last night on
receipt OF the afternoon dispatches.
The public school question now
agitates the mind of the Dallas voter.
Reduce the fees OF officials and
legal costs, and pay it into the school
fund.
Our streets were crowded with
teams yesterday and business was eS-
cellent.
The finest State donation for pub
lie schools in the world, but yet no
schools!
Texas loses more emigrants on
account Of not having good public
schools than for any other reason.
"A chimney burnt out conner Pa
cllc avenue and HARDWOOD streets Sun.
day night, but no alarm was sounded.
-Deubler's tailor shop, on Lamar
street, was burglarized Sunday, and
thirty sight dollars in money and some
clothing stolen.
1t Is said that tramps are in the
habit of sleeping in the Episcopal
church. Az the windows are easily
raised, fasten them down.
IF man writes for information
to anyone in Texas in regard to com.
ing here, his first question is, "have
you good public schools?n
Tho carnival in Dallas this year
will exceed in splendor anything ever
seen before in the State, and will
knock Memphis into "pi ~
VIII IL cost more to pay one per
cent tax for schools than to send chill
dren to private schools and pay from
two to five dollarspe month?
--Messr!. Kellar & Grossman are
now the proprietors of the German
newsp lper published here, Mr.. Stork
retiring. Success to the Volksblatt.
"A good girl can get n situation in
asmall family by applying ut SIC Pa
ciilc avenue, near the Tabernacle
church, on Pacific avenue. Work
light,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the La-
mar-street Methodist Church will
have lunch room on April (Carni-
val day., for the purpose OF replenish-
Ing their treasury.
"A negro woman, on Sunday morn
Ing, resisted arrest, and gave the
officers great deal OF trouble. She
biz, fought, kicked and scratched, and
finally had to be hauled to the cooler
in an express wagon,
The water supply company intend
to reduce their rates. We are glad to
hear it. They were too high. Ifthey
come down to reasonable figure,
enough more consumers can be OBJ
tanned to amply reward them.
Friend Marshall, of China Hall
says he has been appointed by Hayes
envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipoteutiary to Eagle Ford, and is
looking for good man for secretary
of legation, as he proposes to walk to
his post. Bogel has been suggested.
DIR. j. II. Mclean has great conf.
dence in his new principle, Dr. J. II.
McLean's cough and lung healing Clio.
bules, for coughs, colds and consump-
tlon, when he sends by mail trial
boxes for 25 cents, to prove their won.
derful virtues. Boxes for 81 contain
six times the amount. DR.. j. III.
Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
The cigar and tobacco establish
ment of Mr.. Fendrlch, next door to
The HERALD's business office, bids
fair to distance all rivals in this busy
city of oura. Manufacturing his own
tobaccos and cigars, and keeping on
hand at all times the largest and finest
assortment OF both domestic and for.
egn brands, bought for cash at low
figures, Mr.. Fendrich can defy compe.
tltion. The show cases, lined with
elegant and costly goods, are marvels
OF beauty and taste. The entire estab.
lishment, In fact, is credit to the city,
aud will no doubt be heavily patronized
by all lovers of the weed.
Conference Meeting.
There will be district conference