The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05
LOCAL JoTTINcs.

ine lNulcs CnOlco OF Ooorb IN DuuWclbcr.
Travel over the railroads Is picking up.
The street cars harvested tho half dimes
this muddy spell.
Sec notice of free buss tonight for all
parties having ladies.
The County Commissioners court meets
in regular session Monday.
Tho snowis all gone and tho mud il
disappearing from tho streets.
The lending merchants of the city take
their dinners Mt the Merchants hotol.
10000 valentines at Harris d Bettertons
next door to the postofllce, ut ono cent to $3.
Superintendent Kinnin, of the Poor
farm, took down James Furgerson yesterday,
convicted of vagrancy.
"A run away horse attached TO an OK
press on Elm street, created ripple of ex-
citement yesterday morning.
The City Marshal will sell hogs in the
pound Saturday at the foot of Main street, at
Up. m. They are in good condition.
No visitor should leave the city without
seeing the elegant Mathushck upright
pianos at y. II. Edwards, 1875 Main Street,
leb3 ST.
On the night of tho Odd Fellows ball,
Kent, the famous restaurautor, will spread
superb supper at his dining saloon, S02 Main
street.
r--Leave your orders with number of resi-
dence with Mr.. Siler for buss to The ball to-
night. No charge. Sec notice in another
column.
One of the wheels of Main street car
passed over lads foot yesterday, badly lac
Grating it.
"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.
1t is rumored that the hands at tho Usage
coal mines in the Indian Territory have
struck for higher wages. Dallas gets most
Of her coal from these mines.
"A large, varied, and fine assortment of
valentines, novel styles, comical and senti-
mental, are to be found at Lyle Il Aldridge's,
Col Main street, at reduced prices.
Just one-only one--frst-cass restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go with
out being annoyed by bar-room difficulties.
Go to the old reliable Demonico, Gil Main
street. II
Attention is called to the advertisement, |
in this mornings HERALD, Of Mr.. Thomas |
Floweday. He has many friends in this city |
who will be pleased to patronize him in his |
new location.
ALI persons wishing rooms separate and |
board as they please at the Delmonico res
tuurant during the |. 0. o. Il. session, can be |
accommodated at Gil Main street. If
Parties who contemplate taking trip
would save money by calling on Manget Il
Nce, 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.
MIR. w. X. Wheelock, ticket agent of the
Central road, will begin selling tickets TO
Galveston and New Orleans on the 9th to
the Mardi-Gras celebrations in these two
cities. Round trip tickets at one and one
fifth fare.
in the Council proceedings published in
Yesterdays HERALD, that part referring to
The wrangle, read so as to make it appear
that Mayor Thurman took part in the quar-
rel. This is erroneous. On contrary, he did |
oil in his power to conciliate matters.
-Odd-Fellows are cordially invited to call
On w. b. Sorley & Co., 400 Elm street, n |
lsw doors west of Adams u Leonard's bank, |
and examine their new and stylish stock of
buggies, carriages, ph@tons and barouches. |
Every courtesy will be shown them by the
members OF the firm, Captain Baxter and
,Er. Sorley, and special inducements to pur- I
chasers will be offered during tine week.
Dallas very properly lays claim to supe-
ior inducements to dealers in hardware and
agricultural implements and mill machinery,
nd equal to any point in the West. The
ouse of Mitchell " Scruggs, represent as
ensral State agents, the largest manufac- {
urers in the United States, and these gentle
nen command large business from Calves
on to the northern line of the State, and
rom Shreveport, Southern Arkansas and
indian Territory, to the undeveloped West y
m Texas. Merchants dealing with them have = \,
i the advantages of dealing direct with 81 y
,ctories, and this house permanently located 81
Dallas, gives facilities for distribution to ol
nall dealers very important, as all ship
Ients reach Dallas at carload rates of
eight. Messrs. Mitchell II Scruggs carry SC
lcR a general stock, that purchasers will
i'd everything wanted in their line, and can
cure prices and terms manufacturers alone
an grant