The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-03
SIDEWALK NOTES

SIDEWALK NOTES.
Persons having to pay county and state
taxes can save considerable by purchasing
county scrip from the City National Bank
Actually and absolutely, without doubt
and beyond bubble, the city is working
Elm street. three scrapers and five men be-
ing busy,
variety actress tor screaming fire on the
streets the night before, when there was no
| lre, was fined in the mayors court yester-
| day morning.
The only genuine imported Kaiser wine
IN Dallas, in Texas, indeed, can be found at
5. Mayors AT his splendid saloon, on Elm
street, This wine is unsurpassed by any
vintage in its excellence.
March was still lamb-like Yesterday. civ.
ing us another sunny, sweet day. He seems
TO benursing his wrath and is first driving
up the mud of the streets that he can hurl
dust right and left when he does begin to
blast.
man named G.. Embrey was arrested
yesterday on suspicion of having robbed
solomon Carmhan at the Pacific hotel
Tuesday night. Those who know Embray
scout the idea OF his being guilty and de-
clare that no more honorable man lives
than he.
The following named persons have lust
had telephones put in at their residences or
places OF business DR.. ]. J.. Carter. No. Ar
Ross avenue; b. NJ. Bond a. Bro. 40 Elm
street; L. l.. Marsalis, corner of Polk and
Market streets; J, b Scruggs, corner of
Wood and Akard streets, and A. Bond d
CO., 403 Main street.
The district court was in special session
yesterday, or rather the judge was hearing
IN chambers motion made by the CITY
National bank to dissolve an Injunction
granted the City Elevator company TO
restrain said bank from selling the CITY
Elevator and Compress under a deed OF
trust or alleged deed of trust.
Thirteen families of Scandinayians-fftv
three in number-came ia from the north
yesterday afternoon and went west last
night to Howard county, where they will
settle. They are hardy, intelligent, we'll
TODD looking people, jusv such as make
good citizens and develop the reso lrces of
country by their industry and energy.
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Douglas Bros, the tailors who an.
nounce that they have received the finest
lot of spring cassimeres and suitings ever
brought to Dallas. Their stock of gentle
meh's suitingsis larger and more varied than
ever before shown in Dallas. Those con-
templating new suits should inspect their
stock.
We are pleased to announce that Profess
sor 9. W. Paine, of Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
wanna, has taken rooms in the Marsalis
building, corner Murphy and Main streets,
and will occupy them when completed
which will be about the 9Th of March
Professor Paine makes speciality of
chronic diseases, in which he has a large
and successful experience.
A horse-trainer yesterday entertained and
astonished crowd of people on the street
with the wonderful control and power he
displayed over mare belonging to Mr..
jerome G. Kearby, which had been in his
hands but few days. He could make her
do anything but talk, and she virtually did
this to limited extent, for she would
shake or nod her head for yes or no.
Deputy Sheriff W. II. w. Smith went
over to Fort Worth Wednesday night with
capias from Ellis county for the arrest of
q. b. BoXley and caught his man, returning
here with him last evening and lodging
him in Jail. He had jumped his bond In
Ellis county, being charged with viola
ton of the local option law and his bonds.
men got Deputy Sheriff Smith to arrest
him.
Our reporter was informed Yesterday by
q leading and influential, coored man, one
who stands at the front .among his race in
this city, that there will be two colored men
candidates for aldermen at the ensuing
election, one for the third and one
for the fourth ward. He says
that neither one of these men EXPECT to be
elected, but that they intend to make the
race and poll the colored vote Just to show
some of the self appointed white republican
leaders that they cannot lead the colorcd
voters by their noses.
q. lIousely was in the city "Wednesday
night and was IN the HERALD office desiring
TO be written up, but us he was evidently
intoxicated, the task of bringing him prom.
inently before the public was declined Our
reporter knew that he would keep, and that
In all probability there were several items
in him. Sure enough, he yesterday came
to the 'front.' He made n mi.
sance of himself and had 20 be
pulled by cop" on charge of lunacy.
lie halls IRON Mesquite, and is undoubtedly
daft al! over.
5. s. Williams is at work upon the streets.
He worketh because being n vagrant. n
tramp, constitutionally opposed TO exertion
and effort, he was arraigned in the city
court and fined, and not being able TO
pay, had to labor II is true that
The lily neither spins nor does IL toll, and
that there are few arrayed like the lily, but
Il won't pay. an able.bodied man In these
utilitarian days of hard work to play lily. |
Oscar Wilde may sing of lilies and sunnow-
crs. and deliver long rhapsodies over the
beauty OF buttercup and the poetry In a
hollyhock, but Oscar makes Il pay and un. |
less the Migrants, like Mr.. Williams, can be |
psthetcal. too utterly too, they must not
object to iiinging pick or showing a spade.
"Can you skater" Yes, II you get a pair
ol those handsome ones, for SIPS, vt Mason
~ Erbs.