The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-26


and brought his cabbage-leaf will
him.
"A drunken fellow, trying to make
his way up the courlhousesteps yester'
day afternoon, raised row enough to
attract all the spectators from the
court room. A squad Of Deputy
Sheriils finally sculled him down
stairs.
Mr.. ID lIaggart, commission and
produce merchant ut the corner OF
Main aud Market streets, yesterday re-
ceived the first consignment OF the
season of apples and potatoes. The
fruit aud esculents are from ST. Louis
AN addition Is about TO he made to
the business community Of Dallas In
the persons Of Messrs. Blythe d Co.,
from st. Louis, who propose Mt an early
day to open wholesale liquor and
tobacco business Mt No. 7l2 Elm street.
Success attend them.
in IA fight between n negro and n
Chnaman, which side would you take,
admitted TINT you thought IL your duty
to interfere You wouldn't like to
say? Well, that's exactly the view
taken of the matter by this writer
when, yesterday, his bootblack and
launderer had tnrn-up.
Those contemplating building
should inspect the manner in which
the work on the LcGrand hotel IL be-
ing done. From the ground up Messrs.
Gill and Smith have given evidences
that they know their business, and,
knowing il, faithfully perform it.
day by day does the Peoples Fur
niture Store advance in the estimation
Of the public. Mr.. George Kicks, the
enterprising proprietor, never allows
his stock to run low, and IL constantly
to his customers all the
novelties in the trade. His success is
,nly a necessary result OF his energy
md sagacity.
10 wag your chin too much, Mr..
NcKarney, is not to be tolerated in
his or any other well-regulated COM
nunity, especially if the wagging
erves to chop into convenient lengths
'aths too long and blasphemous to be
,jected at II single effort. The next
line You 30 up TO the Central depot
cave that tongue ofyours at the pawn
shop and it may save you two dollars
md costs.
Sister Angelina, very colored
ieaconess of the order of the Daughters
'fZion, was ordered yesterday morn
ng by the Mayor, to return some
clothes which she was holding aud
wearing to recover bad debt from u
client. She promised to
make restitution within the hour, and
was allowed to depart without a fine.
MIR. Reinkelman does not accept
~ law and gospel the decisions pro-
by the executive officer of
the city. Qesterday morning Mr.. II.
was so much In doubt as to whether he
ought or ought to be mulcted in tho
sum of four dollars and costs for an MS
sault upon II fellow-citiaen that he gave
notice OF an appeal to a higher court,
and gave the necessary bonds. He ev-
Identity intends to see the thing out.
In April last The HERALD pub
|ished the fact that Colonel G. j. Dent,
m his dairy farm near Dallas, had a
calf which commenced giving milk at
ten months of age. We now have to
say that at about nineteen months of
age, the calf became u mother, and is
ut twenty months, yielding two gal
Ions of milk daily. We have heard, in
all our experience of but one analogous
case. and II was not so remarkable as
his.
MIR. ID. II. Witcher, who was in the
Black Hills country in June, about the
lime Gordon's train was destroyed by
United States troops, left with the
writer OF this yesterday n very rich
specimen OF gold-bearing quartz. One
pounds of it was brought out
of the gold regions on a pack-mule,
and old miners say it is equal to any
obtained from California mines. But
Notwithstanding all that is here said q
Texas wheat-iield or cotton-p patch beats
Black Hills wild-goose chases all hol.
low.
III u man proposes to get shaved
he does not go to II saw-mill, nor does
he have In his minds eye u milliner's
shop when he bethinks himself to sue
q tardy debtor. He HES him to the
place where the service, or the advice,
or the wares, of which he is in search
Is to be had, and there finds what
would have cost him many n weary
mile of tramping, had not newspapers
been invented. But If any one wishes
to buy or sell real estae, 1t would be OF
incalculable benefit to them If they
would consult Messrs. w. II. Lyte &
Co., who have any amount of tirst-class
real property In their hands tor sale,
aud who can purchase for their clients
at rates far below what are considered
current rates.
PERSONAL MENTION.