The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-20
LOCAL JoTTINcs.

The mud " Ihsl disappearing IRON wv
streets.
Go TO Leon Kahn for Boots, Shoes and
Hats.
-lIarpors al Harris & Iotterton's for April,
ready clipped.
Leon Kahn Is the boot and shocman Of
Dallas.
There arc forty.two inmates nj tho Poor
farm Mt present.
There arc only three prisoners in tho
station-housc.
--AtlNs Portable Engine took Flrsr Pro-
MUM nj st Louis Fair, 1879.
--"Thc Famous" tho Boss House for linen
table damask
There ARE seven patients in tho city hos
pital, consisting of five men and two women,
all ofwhom arc doing we'll.
Since the late rain and snowfall the
streets in certain localities arc in II most
wretchcd condition.
"A dense fog prevailed yesterday morn
ing md did not clear away until nine o'clock
The kline and swine continue TO roam the
streets, Notwithstanding IN ordinance pro-
hibiting the same.
w. H. Patterson & Co. sell the best ci-
gars and tobacco In tho city. Don't you for
get II, the No. Ill Lamar street.
SEQ the Emma Abbott corset nj tho "Fa-
NOUS"
Tho nurth.bound passenger train on the
Central, due here ut $3.50 last night, was seven
hours late
For nice fitting shirt, have lhom made TO
order nj Clanceys, COL Main street.
--Ifyou want good and pure liquors, and
full measure, 90 TO w. ii. Patterson ~ Co..
III Lamar street, prescription druggist
Gents celluloid collars and cuffs at tho
'Famous."
"A large and elegant stock of ladies' and
gents gold watches and chains just received
at j. NJ. Oams,
Modify styles of Gents Hats, at the GA
nous"
-Wanted-A frst-closs mliner; place
permanent and good wages. Reference re-
qured. Address postollce box 10, Dallas
Texas.
The Board of Equalization are at work
on the assessment rolls, and parties who COM
plain of too high assessments on their prop
erty are invited TO appear before the board.
We have received Vol. |, No. of"Anno
Domini," published weekly in this city by Il.
Il. Halvorson, and devoted to some kind ola
religious faith.
s--C. Shields, charged with carrying apistol
and with having committed an aggravated as
sault at Richardson, was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Spencer and Jailed.
Horny Boyd, charged with stealing some
wearing apparel from Lizzie Ranley,
gave bond yesterday in the sum of $500 and
was released from custody.
Have your drawers made to order at
Clancey's double lined in the seat and war
ranted not to rip or break.
Hamburg Edging', fine, very fine, at the
"Famous."
BE sure and take your prescriptions to
W. ii. Patterson Il Go. Mr.. Patterson is
graduate in pharmacy, md is always ut his
post, No. III Lamar street.
Leon Kahn keeps Zoigler's best custom
made boots and@hoes.
Just one--only ene-irst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go with
out being annoyed by bar-room difficulties.
Go to the old reliable Delmonico, Gil Main
rect. If
Mr.. John Welch, who was married few
days since, says that he did not run away
from the Poor farm, where he was employed
as cook, but that he deliberately walked
away.
They are learning on the other side of
the water which is the genuine and which is
the spurious smoking .,bacco. Orders are
coming in daily from oreign countries for
Bl ckwelrs Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking
Tobacco.
Artistic designs in Dress Buttons, at the
Famous"
Elegant erware.-J. w. Webb has
ust received splendid line of sver-waro
from a bankrupt stock, which he is selling
at almost half the usual price. Butter dishes,
50, worth So; water-setts, $50, worth, $50
and everything in same ratio, corner Main
and Lamar.
The fine locomotive, Dallas No. |,
brought down here lately from Boston by
Mr.. j. N. Hadlock, with the expectation that
il would be put on the Dallas & Wichita
road, was yesterday sold by him to the Texas
Trunk Line company, and in few weeks
will be used by them in laying track from
Dallas enthusiastically.