The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-27

The funerhl OI llttle iihTIy OWN
dells will take place this afternoon NJ
three o'clock, from 81, Mathews
church. A more extended notice VIII
be found elsewhere In this paper
The police officer on duty on Elm
street yesterday more than had his
hands full, dlsentangllng teams ana
preventing vehicles from obslrncllng
that oyer-crowded thoroughiare.
Thanksgiving was not ~ generally
observed In this city M President Grant
may have imagined II would be. Too
much business WAS what was the mat
ter. The Texas rusher thinks one Sun
day In II week quite enough.
Verify IL the life Of Meleagrls Gal
lopavo full Of perlIs. Just ~ he IL Oh
the point Of gobbling out hosannahs
that Thanksgiving has passed, he
droops low his head ut the thought
that Christmas Is 30 near.
In view Of the frightful accident OF
yesterday, In the name Of mercy let
parents look TO II that their little boys
select other Fairgrounds than the
railroad yards, aud other sports than
jumping on and of cars.
Sanger Brothers, Elm and Main
street, continue to receive the latest
styles OF nil kinds Of goods In the lines
OF dry goods, clothing, carpets, notions,
etc. They Gun and do sell US low rs
any house In Texas, at wholesale and
retail.
Winter IL coming, and you should
prepare for cold and muddy weather
by going to Harry Brothers, lOG Main
street, where you will find as large aud
complete stock Of boots, shoes, etc.,
AZ Is to be found In the State, and ut
prices which cannot be surpassed any
where.
1t was not the intention Of Mr.
Siler, In the local inserted In yesterday
mornings Issue, to reflect, In the least,
OH w. Il. Lyle II Co., and though he
had not authorized that firm to adver-
tise the sale of his transfer, II appears
they did so with the appreciation and
10y the direction of party interested,
without Mr. Siler's knowledge.
This will prove u red-letter year iu
the history OF Texas, made notable 10y
being the first In which the grain-pro-
ducing capacity of her soil has been
fairly tested. That the result IN com.
plete triumph, the immense shipments
OF wheat made daily by Messrs. Church
" Co., Mr.. s. I. Stratton, Messrs. G.
Haggart Il Bro, aud other produce
commission merchants, indicates. Tn,
first-named firm is buying largely fol
the Houston mills, shipping from
twelve to twenty cars weekly Of thu
choicest grain offered In this market.
The art lecture delivered by Prof
Hosack at Fields theatre, last night
was well attended, large number o
ladies giving c0untenance to the elc
quent gentleman. While the dis
course was somewhat disjointed, ant
the manner of delivery u trile hur
ried, 1t was 30 amply illustrated rs L
prove thoroughly satisfactory to tn,
audience. Tonight the second lectur
Of the course will be given, with,
3 possible, Il more extended illustration
Doors open at half-past seven o'clock
, Admittance free.
!, --Goodrich,l the gay galllvanter wh'
gallOped Off with the heart, shekel
and chattels Of Miss Lou German from
the Virginia house, u short time since
( and who hid out in the wilderness
ayant the Trinity, and subsisted OF
green pecans until he took the choler
morbus, and groaned 80 loud IN his ter
rible agony that the Sheriff heard hin
and took him In and ministered to him
was yesterday arraigned before Judg
Burford, and, after examination int
the multifarious charges against him
was committed to Jail, In default o
bail to the amount of 81,
hundred dollars, to await the &C
ton Of the grand jury,
There are some tolerably verdan
people In this world. One meets Their
every day. They are just as liable t,
go into an undertaker's shop to bu.
gum-drops as TREY are to eat corn
bread at home. One Of them poppe,
Q his head into Bohnny's yesterday an,
sung out, SCOT any tacks?" The ge
NAL and law-abiding Rhinelande
suavely replied, mo, sir; bays min
tax long time ago." And that is jus
what every one liable to tax shout,
have done. However, Sheriff Barley
/. In his usual spirit of accommodation
, has extended the time, and every da,
next week-irom seven to ten o'clocl
In the morning, and from four to sey
en- In the evening-will receive take
without collecting the penalty impose,
by law upon delinquents. But afte
next week, look out
Those over-sensitive people wb'
complain Of the pertinacity of hotel
runners, and who vent their spleer
In shockingly ill-spelled letters t.