The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-11

Judge Burlord held quite an inter
esting session yesterday; he disposed
Of several civil cases, and in the afle r
noon was engaged in hearing n suit,
the details Of which are rather rich
and racy, and Of which we will proba-
bly, give detailed account tomorrow.
The District Criminal Court will
not be in session to-day on account OF
the absence Of Judge Silas Hare, who
Is compelled to 80 to sherman; he
will return however, on Monday, and
will open court ut the usual hour.
We learn that there will probably
be Il change Of schedule on the Central
Railroad on and after tomorrow. The
express and mail train IL to leave here
for the North at 10 o'clock p. m, and
for the South at o'clock Il. N.
-Messrs. Young 4 Bates are about
to open the "Kentucky Restaurant"
at SIG Elm street, and Judging from
the reputation Of the men, it will be an
establishment where the inner man
may at all times be well supplied.
Attention is called to the well dis
played advertisement of William II.
Clark, in this days HERALD. He has
a well selected stock of choice staple
and family groceries which he willsell
rs low as the lowest and solicits share
Of public patronage. Give him II call.
Attention Is called to the card of
j. l.. Downs, dealer in produce and
grain, which will be found elsewhere,
Mr.. Downs is well known to the public
MS II business man Of promptness and
energy, having Teen long connected
with the firm of j. l.. Downs " Co.
Now that Dallas has assumed the
proportions Of city, would it not be
well to have city ordinance, rs all
other cities have, doing away with
plank side walks inside the fire limits
OF the city. Dallas is too growing and
thriving place TO submit much long
er to plank side walks.
We notice that u great many gen
tlemen of the city are anxious to dis
pose OF their fine horses and animals |
that few months since would bring
a large price when exposed for public
sale, now goes Off for mere song. We
San only attribute this fact to the in
creased demand for money and to the
dislike of our business men, in these
business times, to let their money lie
die.
"A man with an ordinary nose for
can walk down Main street |
my warm afternoon aud, without the
east eXertion, smell seventeen differ
snt smells, which, taken altogether,
makes it rather lively for II person
with II DELEGATE stomach. And we are |
happy, for we neither have the small
poX or the cholera, although both dis
eases are engendered by filth and dirt. |
Colonel Mclnre, Mayor pro tenn,
has, during his administration admin |
lstered the law so severely aud ut the
time SO justly, that his very
name has become terror to evil doors
and has produced most salutary eff
feet upon evil doors Of our city. The
Mayors docket is no longer crowded
by the names of a long list of delin-
quents and yesterday morning not IL
single one put in his appearance. Let
the good work continue.
20. Nj. Love, the dealer in choice
family groceries at 406 Elm street, is
we'll deserving of the patronage he has
heretofore received at the hands of this
community. He keeps nice stock in
his line, with obliging clerks, and
whatever people purchase of him they
can depend upon rs being hrst-class,
and ms cheap for the quality as can be
had in the city. Examine his adver-
tisement in another column of this pa
per, and then call on him and test him.
--Amzi Bradshaw, Esq, State Sen
ator from this District, has the selec-
ton of "poor deserving young mann
from this Senatorial District, who VIII
be entitled to the beneic larry scholar
ship in the medical college at Louis
vile, Kentucky, awarded by the Trus-
tees. Young men desiring the place
can make application to Mr.. Brad
shaw, as per his notice in another
column.
Several young men from the coun-
try, feeling in splendid humor ON ne
count of the large prices realized on
yhe products which they brought to
own yesterday afternoon, became
,omewhGtinebriated from II too copious
indulgence at the shrine OF Bachus.
They narrowly escaped arrest, NJ
,hough they richly deserved it. One
,f them insisted that he could just
lick any man in Dallas, and strange to
say, he could find no one to accommo-
late him.
--Messrs. Martin d Scales, the new
srocers OH Elm street, next to the
Dollar Store, are determined to have
heir articles always fresh and first
class, with a full supply. They will
Keep neat and tidy store, so that la
lies can always enter to trade, and