The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-18
LOCAL JoTTINcs.


Some iow farmers have began plantin
corn.
Leon Kahn has the latest style ofsprin
hats.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at the Apol
restaurant,
Call and examine tho lato style of sprinI
hats ut Leon Kahn's.
The leading merchants Of tho city TAX
their dinners nj the Merchants hotel.
--Tailors wanted by Zimmerman 81 Co.
Farmers are jubilant over their fine on
and wheat crops, which arc very thrifty.
PARTIES desiring arst'class meals in every
respect call at the Apollo.
The Apollo restaurant, keeps every
thing that can be had In the market,
just arrived Mt Leon Kahn's tho long
looked for nobby stiirand soft hats for younl
mon.
-Harper's magazine for March, ready
clipped, at Harris Il Bettertons, next L
postolllco.
w. b. Sorlg will sell two.story residence
in Sherman, cheap, or exchange same fol
Dallas property.
"A new plank sidewalk Is being put dowr
in front of the Randall buildings, just east OF
tho HERALD Office.
"A telegram received here from Captain
June Peak of the Rangers dated San Anto-
MO, says he will be here Friday or Saturday
next.
There was little fsticufl between
white man and darkie at the Texas Il
Pacific depot last evening, that attracted con-
siderable attention,
The wooden awning has been torn away
in 'front.' Of II, M. Kahn & Co.'S. and Loon
Kahn's, corner of Elm and Lamar, prepara-
tory to putting in an iron front.
The neatest and choicest place in Dallas
where ladies and gentlemen can get tho bost
and cheapest meals without coming in con-
tact with rough characters, Is at Ben Locb's
restaurant.
Yes only one--the only flrst-class res
taurant in tn city that gives genuine porter
house steak with 25-cent meals, is Starke
Bros restaurant, corner Lamar street and
Pacific avenue.
Just one--only one---nrst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can 90 with
cut being annoyed by bar-room difficulties.
Go TO the old reliable Delmonico, Gil Main
street. II
"A runaway team threw its occupants,
three ladies, out al the corner Of Main and
Sycamore streets last evening seriously in
juring one of them, who was taken to the st.
George hotel
The ordinance passed by the City Coun-
Gil last night, clearing the sidewalks of all
Instructions, will meet with general common
dation and will add much to the appearance
of the city.
Parties who contemplate taking trip
would save money by calling on Manget \
Rice, ticket agents, in the st. George hotel.
They will sell you tickets for less money than
can be had from any railroad depot. They
are reliable.
"A nice fitting shirt or pair of drawers,
wear longer and are more comfortable. Go
to Clanceys and have them made to order
and save money.
--Talors wanted by Zimmerman 81 Co.
Major John Andrews, prominent citi-
zen of Ferris and the pioneer of that section,
died Sunday night Of pneumonia, aged about
sixty years. He was valuable and highly
respected citizen.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. j. j. Carnes' Insurance agency,
which appears this morning. Mr.. Carnes
represents some of the staunchest and most
reliable companies doing business in Amer
Jea, and is prepared to write risks at short no
tice.
The Liquor Dealers association held a
meeting Monday, and decided to fight the
bell-punoh law. Every saloonist in the city
save one or two was indicted by the last
Grand jury, and the trial of these cases come
up tomorrow in the County court.
We learn that the reported sale of the
LeGrand hotel was erroneous. Negotiations
were pending and were considered as good as
contaminated, but the trade failed at the last
minute and the papers were torn UP yester-
day. The hotel will run along as hereto
fore.
ID. A. Barton, Mexican half-breed, was
shot and wounded Monday night by some
unknown party. The weapon used was
shOt-gun and the charge entered his left hand
and hip, and portion of it the right knee
His wounds are not considered dangerous.
Barton is popular among the colored people
and there is considerable excitement among
hem.
The name of G. r. Miller, carpenter and
builder is familiar TO the old citizens of
Dallas. He has recently returned and
opened shop at No. 942 Main street, where
he will be glad to meet old friends and make
new acquaintances, especially if they want
anything donein the building line.