The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

--Thewater pipes are being laid west
on Elm street very rapidly.
"A cold wind see in last night, and
once more overcoats were In demand.
The Denison Cresset don't like the
Haywood show and says so in plain
language.
Our streets were crowded yesterday
with farmers, and business was good
all over town.
The Lamar Hotel continues to be
the favorite hotel In Dallas for COM
merclal men.
Every body joins In condemning
the outrage committed on the post.
office building.
"A fight occurred yesterday in front
OF the Lamar. One man knocked
another down.
"A wine hall, with stage at the
rear, has been opened in the block
opposite the Lamar Hotel.
The Nj. Rs. are In good trim, and
all members are requested to attend
the meetings with regularity.
Once more the Marble Hall comes
to the front, and Joe Carson is the boy
who will do the square thing.
THE HERALD is glad to learn that
Mrs. Judge Good is better. She has
been dangerously i'll for sometime.
The Opera House is gorgeous in
the display of Mardi Gras flags. No
less than six grace the front Of that
building.
Don't forget to vote to make Dali
las separate school district and then
apply the funds toward instituting
good public schools.
Elder G, l.. Surber, of Kentucky,
Will preach at the Christian Church on
Sunday at IL o'clock a. m, and also at
night. All are invited.
Stewart G.. Mcconnell, II promi-
nent lawyer of Logansport. Ind, con-
templates moving to Dallas to engage
in the practice of his profession.
Rev. ]. M, Sims will preach to-day
at l0;30 a. M, at the Cumberland
n
Presbyterian Church, on Jefferson
street, and at the compress at p. m.
Nearly all of the Fort Worth
variety performers have returned to
Dallas. Perhaps the panther has left
town, and there is no further attrao
ton there.
Several of the larger bootblacks
have made q corner on shines, and
farm out territory to the smaller fry at
a monthly rental. Business is bust
ness.
An error appeared in THE HERALD
yesterday In regard to the finding OF
the overcoat Mt the San Jacinto Hotel
ltshould have read "cook's room,n in
stead OF the clerks room.
The Kangaroo court that was to
have "set onto" Judge West yesterday,
for defacing the courthouse walls, did
not meet. The trial has been post.
poned indefinitely.
Remember the regular monthly
meeting Of the union concert school,
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, this afternoon at three o'clock.
Speakers will be on hand for the ocea-
sion. Let all attend promptly.
Grand mass meeting, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at five o'clock this even
Ing, ut city elevator and compress, at
Texas and Pacific depot. Services con.
Quoted 10y Rev. Mr.. Sims, the evangel-
list. Come one, come all.
-Oleomargine, or imitation butter
made from fatty scraps, is on the mar
ket, and in all probability will soon
appear in Dallas. 1t is said that first
class article resembles genuine butter
80 closely that only experts can distin-
guish the difference.
Mr.. Charles +. Tucker announces
emphatically and unreservedly that he
is not candidate for aldermanic hon
or. lie has neither the proportions
nor the aspirations,or tooth for turtle
soup. He desires to inform the public
that 1t Is Mr.. Ferd. N. Tucker who is
before the people.
"a Would 1t not be good policy to stop
up the culvert ON the Pacific railway
track, about three hundred yards east
of Sycamore Water runs through
this culvert on to private property. BY
digging a good ditch by the side of the
track the water can be conducted to
the regular gutter on Sycamore.
Preaching at the Tabernacle Meth.
odist Episcopal Church at II O'clock.
subject, Divine Gifts, (bripg BiblesN.
In the evening at z o'clock, service OF
sacred songs. Preaching at 1880.
Sunday School at 2 p. m. Glass meet.
ings at IL M. Meeting for holiness or
Christian purity at $3.50 a. m. Seats
free-welcome.
Be'ieve 1t or not, ask your neigh
Dor and you will be convinced that
this new principle new way, DR.. J. II.
Leans Cough and Lung Healing