The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Xxi, Xxi, XII.
Summer like.
STRAW hats and linen coats are
now In order.
The hustle on our tieets yesterday
was quite heavy.
Kahn & May have soda water
cooled with Texas ice.
Go to the Operahouse tonight, and
see Mrs. Chanfrau as Mary Leigh.
The San Jacinto and Commerce
street railways, have three miles of
track.
The latest agony is to have per-
sonal cards struck Off on imitation
coin pieces.
Kahn e. May have put up sixty
five tons of Texas ice, to keep their
soda water cool.
"A deputy-sheritiis here from JEFF
ferson, In search of darby, who is
wanted for theft
-Four Migrants were pulled out Of II
hay stack belonging to Mrs. Cockrell,
the ether night.
The Ki-ki meet tonight at Colone
Welcomes Office, on Lamar street
Don't fail to attend.
"A boy, on Ross avenue, named
Charley Williams, cut his foot quite
severely with an axe.
Spring house cleaning Is in order,
and the poor benedict has to take
many cold lunch In the back yard.
"A man, Timber drunk, was found on
tho corner of Lamar and Pacific ave-
nue.; he was hauled to the calaboose
by the police.
1t ia u sure indication that spring
has come.when man cannot stand on
the street without having his toes run
over by baby perambulator.
Schneider Il Davis have erected
large flag pole on the roof of their
building, and from it streams large
and beautiful carnival flag.
The Lamar hotel Of this city Is i'm
proving every day. and the travelling
public, If we may judge from the
arrivals, appreciate the improvement.
The city attorney wants to have
the fine matter investigated. The res.
olution offered last night was toe
harsh, and was very properly
mended.
If the city council will consult
their judgments, they will refrain
from spending money on a city park,
until our streets are in a better condi
ton than they are at present.
The East Dallas boys took the
council by storm last night, and it die
that body good, though the chairman
OF the committee on fire department
had disposition to get little huffy
The city council would find tina
the fire department would protest, IL
the very strongest terms, against
placing the control of the department
horses In the hands of the city engin
Ger, or any one else, except the chic
OF the fire dep rtment.
"A darby threw stono into ,
crowd on Main street yesterday. The
missile hit little Nat Burford, son o
Judge Burford, on the head, breaking
the skin. The darby was taken to the
calaboose.
Remember the widow and the or
pban, and also that Mrs. George Blum
Will receive the receipts of the enter
tainment to be given shortly at tn
Turner hall. Even If you can't 10
buy ticket.
The regular daily runaway tool
place yesterday on Lamar street. Tw,
mules did the work, with n float, an,
upset two other connam balances, an,
hnally tipping their vehicle over, the,
were cut loose uninjured.
Wood hawkers, since the warn
weather, have lost the dignity of Car
riage, and the stern, inaexible tone o
voice with which, during the col
weather, they demanded three dollar
for two teaspoonsful of wood. "Al
things right themselves"
Clear the throat. The wins prin
ciple, DIR. J. ii. McLean's cough an
lung healing globules. As the medi
cine in the globule comes In contac
with the saliva in the mouth, gas i
generated, which being inhaled cure
coughing, cold, hoarseness and con
sumption. Trial boxes, twenty.fiy
cents, by mail. DIR. ]. II. Mclean, 81
Chestnut, st. Louis.