The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
DALLAS, TEXAS,
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Wheat Ia beginning 10 come In
quite rapidly
There viii be- grand parade FRI
day, oi the military
Our citizens should be careful, and
nae green fruit with care,
The Concert hall oasos were post
poned until this morning,
-Nhero was "a large attendance at
th0 pallna college astuirht
lul One thermometer on lee and
im have some cool weather
Houston "a eu,in us OF our water
works, and want some liko them
There viii bo au entertainment ~
tho Tabernacle tonight Admissions
ten oonla
More street railroads 10 be- built,
All right; II lncre0see the taxable
property Of the town,
The weather Ia very warm indeed,
Lemonade with stick In IL, In the
favorte beverage
There viii be an address delivered
nj the Dallas college this evening by
Alfred II, Benncrs, esq.
The Houston Age, under the head
OF "Texas Enterprise" INDUCED in II
very obscene article on "boysn
"A Hartford German woman had
five children at birth the other day,
All doing well except the father.
The police arrested n white woman
yesterday In Il house near the Pacific
track, for raising Cain generally.
buy your tickets for the grand
promenade concert at the armory Of
the Lamar Rifles, on Friday night.
There were more cases before his
honor the recorder yesterday than
ever before since the Office was created,
--Ammon Scott, the colored preach
or, IL trying TO raise funds to finish the
church building now in process OF
erection.
The city IL doing good job in
putting down cutters in front OF the
block on the south side Of Main street,
between Austin and Lamar.
Mr. Mellinger the delegate TO the
ilremen's convention held here, re.
turns thanks through the Houston Age
for courtosies extended by our fire boys
Mr.. Fisher Ia hard at work ut his
telephone experiment. 1t was 70 take
place yesterday, but the preparations
not being quite complete, ii has been
deferred.
Colonel Howe T, Peyton, of Vir-
ginia, will deliver lecture Saturday
night at odd Fellows hall, ON the sub
ject, "The nge in which we live, its
virtues and vices" Admission, fifty
cents.
We were glad to see that his
honor the mayor and several members
OF the council were strong advocates
OF the free school question. Tia but
question of time when ii will be in.
stituted.
The Houston and Texas Central
railroad has issued new time card,
which took effect on the 18th. They
have also furnished their agent here u
number of time cards for distribution
to the public,
The exercises this evening at the
Dallas college will be by the literary
societies and nm address by Mr.. Ben
ners. Parker orchestra will be pres
ent and furnish music All are in
vited to attend.
We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the card of Messrs. Hosack Il
Jones, land agents, which appears in
this edition OF The HERALD. The
agency OF these gentlemen is an old
and reliable one. It's business rela-
tions extend all over the great state OF
Texas. Parties in the old states who
contemplate immigrating to the Lone
Star state, with view of purchasing
or renting lands, or who desire to lend
money on tirst-class realestste, cannot
do better than by opening cores.
pondence with them, or 10y calling
upon them Immediately upon arriving
in the state. Careful and courteous,
their statements may be relied upon
implicitly.