The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01

MI' w llIle !. Nlhfk opens out lO-
morrow, In the building ON the north
side of the square, formerly occupied
by Williams u Crowdus rs II drug
store, with II choice assortment OF fam
lily groceries.
"A dark-cloth dress coat was lost
Monday evening, from buggy, by a
gentleman, about five miles from this
city, on the Denton road. The finder
Will confer favor by returning IL to
the City Restaurant.
DR., Crowdus, an efficient member
OF the City Council, Is confined to his
room by illness. But for this the Com
mittce on Morals would have been
ready to report last night. SO, at least,
says that city father whom ielon has
annoyed for fortnight past.
The artist ged in trescoing the
rooms on the ground floor of the west
ern end Of the LeGrande hotel has
nearly completed his work, and GER
tainly it surpasses in artistic beauty
anything of the kind ever before done
in the city.
AS IN evidence of the extent over
which Dallas trade Is spreading 1t IL
only necessary to say that yesterday
the contract TO fit out church,
forty miles nearer Waco than here,
with seats, doors, windows, ctc., was
awarded to Captain Grove, Of the Phm-
nix Planning Mills of this city.
Yesterday Captain June Peak, City
Marshal, picked up on Main street II
wallet containing II number of valua-
bic papers, sum of money, and II
card bearing the address, "Albrrt
Xuhlke, Galveston The owner can
recover the same by applying to Cap.
tain Peak and substantiating his claim
to the property.
--"Another witness, your hon0r,u
said the bailiil. "llold ON; l don't
know nothin' about this cnse--I was
in Galveston "Nevcr mind, put him
under the rule" said counsel for the
defense, and to-day he'll have to stand
up and swear that he doesn't know
whether Dlckey Dolan stole the sleeve
buttons, or whether the sleeve buttons
captured Dickey.
1t IL sad that cutters should be
sometimes sliced with their own tools,
but he OF that guild who was baptized
George a. might have known that
he would receive the cut direct when
the Council inspected the last produc-
ton of his forge. 1t is not every man
who FORCES sword who is fitted to
wear one.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment OF public n school, to be opened
in the Masonic hall, on Houston street,
on Monday next, September 9, under
the supervision of Miss j. p. Parsons,
principal, and w. ii. Dttell, assistant.
For the first four months the school
will be free under the provisions of the
school law of the State.
Mr.. Doherty, of Grandvlew, John
son county, says that within an area of
ten miles surrounding his plantation
there are five thousand acres that will
yield an average OF u bale to the acre,
and that these five thousand bales
viii DO marketed at Dallas. Not so
bad for one section, is it?
Colonel Hooker, II young gentle
man of fascinating manners, is now
In hockelty, waiting till u farmer gets
sober, who, when drunk, lost guam
Lity of ducats, the Whereabouts of
which same the Colonel is supposed to
DO summat acquainted. AS soon as
The Granger can see daylight without
he aid of spectacles the Colonel will
be horsed.
1t is ssaSe to bet that the next time
'lr. Joe huNsef IL summoned as wit
less he will attend the court from
which the mandate issued. Yesterday
aorning Judge Hare fined Mr.. III.
wenty dollars for recalcitrating upon
ne of those. And likewise suffered.
o the extent of ten dollars, n colored
rother, one Il. Chinault by name, for
he same cause.
Charley Bohny, an esteemed
eighhor of THE HERALD, returned
rom u three-day's hunt last night,
18th fair bag OF game. There were
tx In the party, and he who distin-
uished himself most was Herr Fried
iann, who caught jack-rabblt In n
'ir foot-race. Sunday night was spent
II tho open prairie, with the rain
curing down in bucketshll TO the
luare inch, and yet Schultze and
luller says they had "dry time
1t"
I'VE take pleasure in calling atten- !
on to the advertisement Of CASTOR n
FORK, IN this days HERALD. These +
'ntlemen have opened on the north
de OF the square, u few doors west of r
HE HERALD Office, n repository for a
70 sale of carriages, buggies, etc., of
! kind, from the celebrated factory of q
. Nj. Miller n CO., Quincy, Illinois. 3
II work sold by them will hn ~ ihn