The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-26
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

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Corn In coming up over tho county
--beven car loads Of cattle passed
up on the Central road last night
Tho locust trees are blooming
beautifully, filling the air with their
sweet perfume.
Tho approaching city election II
pannlng out tho usual amount OF
drunkenness,
"A force waa out yesterday cleaning
out the cutters, which are In u very
filthy condition,
Farmers say that II there ls not n
fall Of rain within tho next ten days
the crops VIII suffer,
The ll;25 west bound train on the
Texas and Pacific was lato last night,
the locomotive having broken near
Mlneola,
Wheat continues TO come In There
woa fair quantity n the market
yesterday, but not an much IN the past
few days.
III. W. Harry n Bro. have opened
the spring campaign IN good style.
Zee their several notices In this morn.
ing's HERALD,
officer Clements arrived home last
night, having landed safe In Little
Rock with his prisoner, the escapod
convict Hamilton.
u. G. Bigger will address the re-
publcens at the courthouse this even
ing at 3 o'clock. All are invited to at
tend, Irrespective of party.
The county commissioners court
met yesterday and appropriated two
hundred and twenty-five collars to
purchase stock for the poor farm.
Tho regular Tuesday evening pray
or meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be held at their
hall tonight All are cordially in
vited to attend.
H. w. Harry n Brother have a
large and timely lot of refrigerators
just In. Call IN and secure one early.
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Sunday morning horse died on
Elm street, near the intersection OF
Poydras, and the carcass was left there
until late yesterday morning before II
was removed
Yesterday morning, lady, while
shopping, lost little boy that accom-
panied her. Officer Phares soon found
the little runaway and returned him
to his guardian.
Bob Atkinson, ticket agent at the
Union depot,a acts policeman when nee.
essary. He boosted Spaniard last
night, noted Tor taking things that
don't belong TO him.
There la great complaint made by
citizens that dead animals are not car
ried OIL the streets. Dead dogs, hog
and other animals are common In
some portions of the city.
Bath.tubs, ice.cream freeaers, Dir,
cages, water coolers, fly traps, dial
covers, and all kinds of goods suitable
to the season, cheap and on good term
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Yesterday evening the reporte
saw several negroes in Main stree
store weighing Julius Bogel, Ton
Phares and Newt Ogden, preparatory
to fighting them. They were splendi,
specimens Of game chickens.
Read the cards of Mr.. Phares an,
Mr.. Gano in to>day's HERALD. Th
man who gets there must show up Ii
advance. The people want to know
about the platform on which candi
dates stand.
Grand temperance mass meeting
at the courthouse Tuesday evening, a
half'past seven. The Rev. g. II. Hobbs
of Kentucky, will lead the meeting
and will inaugurate the Murphy move
ment. Come one, come all.
ALI who suffer from dropsy an,
kidney diseases can be cured by usin,
Hunts remedy, the great kidney med
icine. Hunts remedy is purely veg
etable, and used daily by cur best ply
slcians in their practice. All disease
Of the kidneys, bladder and urinar,
organs are cured by Hunts remedy.