The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-14
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

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St Valentines day.
Shake! candidate, shake with care.
The mud, the mud, the beautiful
mud.
ser Vote for no man who il in favor of
mud
The Trinity is trying to get out of
Its banks.
Let the election turn on the mud
and nnti-mud question.
The Lonesome Club are solid for
"Old Dignity for recorder.
M. Il. tonight at 7 o'clock. No
thin excuses will go down.
There is no lack of mud if you will
throw 1t ut the poor candidate.
The German vote will be power
in this troubl.. It's gong to be solid
for -.
is this next election to be carried
by whisky and shake, or by. capacity
and integrity?
The old familiar smile and shake
oFthe candidate have made their an-
nuai appearance.
- Now that the railway has reached
san Antonio, let's see whether she
viii 20 ahead and build up as rapidly
az Dallas.
--"The Problem OF Life" growing
up with the country without becoul.
ing plous fraud or making home
stead failure.
The Phoenix pMning mill has
changed bands. This time Messrs.
Win and Stair fall heir to this shining
institution.
--Apropos Of the Germans. The
presence of Mr.. Ullman in the council
would secure TO the city one of the best
business heads and most practical men
In the city.
-- For a man that may be mayor,
Conner takes things very cody. He
stuck square down TO business yester-
dny instead of walking around in the
mud Seeing man"
Our good friend, DR.. Smith, of the
Presbyterian church gets sixteen hun
dred instead of one thousand dollars
per annum. So much the better-wish
II was sixteen thousand.
We heard an odd genius swear
yesterday that the first candidate thut
shook hands with him, asked him to
drink, or solicited his vote, he hoped
he might be eternally and essentially
blessed il he didn'tvote against him,
certain and sure.
Colonel and Mrs. Wand, OF the
Delmonico restaurant, entertained Mr..
Theodore Tilton, Mr.. Mumford (Mr.
llton's AGENT, and Mr.. J. b. Simpson
last night, at an elegant supper after
the lecture.
Our military companies ere well
represented in the military convention
OF Galveston. The Stonewal Greys
have Capt. Il. G. Bower, privatea, A.
}. Jett aud David Repley. The Lamar
Rifles, Capt. l. G. Ehlns, Lieut.. Il. j.
Smith and sergeant Il. G. Ellis.
The horses stolen by theiv es, who
entered the stable of Mr. Peter Bruen,
at the foot of Main street, Tuesday
night, were found by Mr.. Bruen, three
miles below the city, in the Trinity
bottom. No clue to the thieves except
the footprints in the mud.
The world is progressive, and sci.
ence has developed new principle in
Dr. J. H. McLean's cough and lung
healing giobules, for coughs, colds and
consumption; they will do it. Trial
boxes twenty five cents, by mail. DIR.
j. H. Mclean, Sl4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
This is the day for the vulgar
smarty to invest five cents in oheap
and nasty valentine and send IL 10
some gentleman or lady, who never
hohored them with a kick or cut
when they richly deserved it. The
" D. fancies he has put himself ON
an equality with decent people by
abusing them in sending mise,ably
executed wood cut, with few lines
OF driveliug doggerel underneath 1t,
winch is intended generally to be very
severe and sarcastic, and is only idiotic
aud low.