The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-24
LOCAL JOTTlNcS.



threatening rain.
DIR. Carter, tho Health officer, is stirring
the people up on sanitary affairs.
When you visit Bryan, stop NJ the
Washington Restaurant
--Scrlbners magazine for March, ready
clipped, at Harris n Bettcr.ons next to post
office.
"A train loaded with bridge builders for
the Texas ~ Pacific passed through Sunday
evening for Fort Worth.
Tho Purim masquerade ball, which
comes Off Thursday night at Lively hall,
will BIO an elegant affair.
Attention is directed to advertisement
for levelmnn, draughtsman, etc, wanted by
the Dallas Il Cleburne railroad.
Mr.. Lebeshere, the champion WARRIOR
from France, will give exhibitions every
evening this week at Apollo hall.
feb 2S-tf
The neatest and choicest place in Dallas
where ladies and gentlemen can get the best
and cleanest meals without coming in con
tact with rough characters, is at Ben Locb's
restaurant.
1t is fully demonstrated that man from
Arkansaw can tell the truth, proven by the
fact that II. II. Bell sells hardware cheaper
than anyone in Dallas .tara
When you 60 to Bryan, stop at the
Washington Restaurant We'll furnished
rooms and every care taken for the comfort
sfthe travelling community.
Mr.. @. B. Carter u lumber merchant
and prominent citizen of Terrell, died yes
terdsy morning, of pneumonia, after an i'll
moss Of three days. The funeral will take
place this morning. RffsFt5
"A number Of members of the Baptist
General Association, which assemblies here
to-day in the First Baptist church, reached
the city yesterday by the east, south and north
bound trains. M
The Washington Restaurant, at Bryan,
Is being enlarged and repaired, and will
soon be placed in frst-class condition by II
late proprietor, Mr.. j. Il. Ducan. Five
large sample rooms in the house.
An express wagon colided with a two
horse bus of Silers transfer limo near the
postoffice yesterday morning, in which the
latter had the tongue broke The passen-
gers alighted and walked to their hotels.
Yes, only one-the only frst-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.
"A negro stealing coal from car standing
on the side track at the Central depot. early
last night, was shot at three times by the
Waterman. He lost his hat which WAS found
and cid by the Waterman.
Just one-only one-frst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can 90 with
out being annoyed by bar-room difficulties.
Go to the old reliable Delmonico, GIL Main
street. IT
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 par OF drawers
wear longer and are more comfortable. Go
to Clancey's and have them made to order
and save money.
--Whealock opposed the extension of
street lamps on side streets, on account of
the city's finances, at the last meeting of the
Council, and favored cutting off all lamps
rather than increase the rate Of taxation.
In the resolution offered by Alderman
Wheelocly to macadamise two blocks it was to
be done without expense 10 the city, as GER
tain parties in order to try the gravel pave
ment, agreed to do the city's portion for
nothing. t.,
--Mollie Brown, colored, an old offender,
got on high lonesome Sunday night and
yelled ike Comanche Indian. The police
locked her up, and yesterday she was taken
before Justice Edwards, who sent her up to
the Poor farm, where she has been so many
times before.
Mr.. j. II. Pix has just received another
car load of fine desks and chamber suits
They strpass anything ever brought to this
market. Mr. Pike keeps full line of funi-
ture and offers it at low figures. Don't fail
10 call at Alb Elm street. next door to Adams
d Leonard's bank.
The Baptist General Association will
meet to-day in the Baptist church house,
corner Of Sycamore street and Patterson
avenue. The Introductory sermon will be
preached at 10 a. m. All are cordially in
yited to attend. Deliberations always CON
Quoted with open doors.
Window glass at Shields & Young's, Main