The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-06
FLOTSOM.


See notice OF dog stolen" In cheap col.
umn.
The building boom il beginning to boom
Ia earnest.
Every lover of art ri,l be at tina opera
house Friday night
Tho weather has moderated and 10 Ike
unto that offspring.
Beginning Monday n six days cooking
tournament will be held IN this city.
Pat L.. Casey mas restored the bridge
over Cedar creek which was washed away.
City council meets IN adjourned session
tonight, to transact regular routine bust
ness.
Remember the Masquerade Skating Tar
~ at Armory hall Saturday night Of this
week.
There will be another Grand masquerade
skating party Mt Arm0ry hall, Saturday,
March Slh.
Tickets for the musical and literary en-.
tsrtsinment Friday night ON sale az the
opera-horse,
The Board OF Appeals to pass upon the
grievances OF tax payers are in session at
the city hall.
The Tyrolean troupe gave splendid
concert at Mayors garden lset evening TO q
large audience.
Tho city ordinances require hsckmen to
keep posted to view in their vehicles list
OF rates charged.
Go to the opera-hoase at once II you de-
sire TO exchange your ticket for reserved
seat tor Friday night.
IL Is worth all it costs to listen to the
grand opening chorus of fifty voices a. the
opera-house Friday night.
The ladies decorating committee will
inset at the city hall this evening, by order
of the president, Miss Katie Cabell.
The republican state executive commit
tee meets here on the 18th, TO arrange for
the holding OF a state convention.
The snare drums OF the candidates who
propose running for county offices at the
next November election are beginning to
beat.
Mayor Oabell 10 proving him self TO be en-
terprising and still at the same time is Just
az safe as the much talked OF watch dog OF
the treasury.
Latest designs In ladies and gents fine
gold watches on exhibition at the Windsor
by the Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry COM
pany's agents.
@. A. Pratt, proprietor of the Union de-
pot eating house. sold Yesterday to Mr.. A.
N. Brtton, OF Fort Worth, his span Of
horses for $500.
Lizzie Hall, a colored cyprisn, was fined
SIS and costs in Justice kendsll's court,
yesterday, for fighting and 81 and costs on
the charge OF vsgrancy.
The American Legion OF Honor paid
81, 900 yesterday. the Insurance on the life
OF the late Rsnzel II. Rogers, who was q
member OF Fidelity council OF that order.
Mrs. Egger, OF Houston, Texas, Is in the
city and keeps on hand and for rent, an ele.
CANT assortment Of costumes, masks and
wigs, at l4l4 Main street. near the Union
depot.
Scientists predict that the coming straw
berry crop will he q dead failure. and
church festivals will have TO run the oyster
late and bridge over on ice cream and
watermelons.
Look on first page under head Of "amuse-
ments" to find the programme for musical
and literary entertainment, TO be given at
the opera-hcuse Tuesday night, for the
benefit OF the public library.
The tie, and iron on Mckinney avenue
are oiled M nicely slong tbs Sidewalk and
the probabilities are that one OF these fine
niehts, when the city sleepeth, that they
will Get into the shape Of = street railway
track.
The appraisers Of tho property on the
opening OF Marnclil rect. iIom Elm street
TO Patterson avenue, assess the value lf The
property ~ tr-crr- -o---'1oh ruructs NJ
si7 375 "is not Ais fRthe- hizb1 ) lhs
aisculAion ofihe average taxpayer.