The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-24


remember, young gentlemen, that the
next time you offend against the laws
Of the city and public morality, into
tho columns 30 your names.
Mr.. j. w. Allen, who returned to
town on Friday from q trip through
Collin and Denton counties, informs
Us that frost last Thursday has killed
all the cotton in the low places, though
that on the high ground "still lives
He says some wheat Is up and looking
well in Collin county. Rain is needed,
however, badly.
--Deduty Marshal Morton got after
the cotton drummer5 yesterday. When
ever u country wagon loaded with cot
ton enters the city IA swarm Of drum
mers, representing the various bust
ness huuses in the city, swarm around
II and almost forcibIy take possession
of the wagon, team and cotton. wei
understand that these gentry will, in
the future, be required to take out u
! llcenCe.
Prof George, the well known
teacher Of the Terpsichorean art in
this city, has invented new dance,
which viii, in all probability, become
quite popular with large class Of the
ladies and gentlemen of Dallas. The
professor has chrstened the new dance
the "Aldridge Glide" and it is the
more noticeable and likely to grow in
to popular favor for the reason that
the motion and step is peculiarly slow
and dlgnitled.
--Wo are not thoroughly convers-
ant with the ordinances of the city,
but If there is an ordinance to prevent
the driving of cattle and horses
through the prominent thoroughfares
of the city, the police officers Of the
city should most certainly enforce it,
Late yesterday evening we saw Il
drove of horses driven rapidly down
Main street, and that so recklessly,
that several persons, including II little
child, narrowly escaped being run
over.
We always thought that Dallas
was the most rapid city in existence,
aud u remark made by Il charming
young ladyiat Prof. Georges solree last
night, has fully convinced us of the
fact She said, in answer to regrets
that Il gentleman made about the en-
tertainment being compelled to close
at twelve O'clock on account Of Sun
day, that "Dallas was ahead of any
other city just one hour, for Sunday
did not begin until one o'clock in the
morning.
Harry Brothers, boot and shoe
makers, who have been in on. city for
over two years, have recently branch
ed out in their business, taken larger
and more convenient stoge, and have
added TO their business full line Of
Eastern made work. Their location is
now No. 604 Main street, next door to
the First National Bank, where they
respectfully solicit q call from their old
ffiends and the public generally. They
intend to keep full stock of the best
Eastern made work, and guarantee to
sell rs low us amy one. At the same
time they Will continue their manu-
facture Of custom-mad work. Give
them cali. They will serve you with
good honest work, at the very lowest
living prices.
'''rwo souls with but n single thought,
Two hearts that bent MS one"
During the week, ending Saturday
evening, six signing SWANS applied to
Judge Harwood, Clerk of the District
Court, for licenses to enter the matri-
monal state. "Here's to their health,
and to their families, and may they all
live long and prosper The following
ARE their names: James Rely and
Kate Mckinney; JAS j. Lee and Elia-
abeth Motley; John A. Carter and
Lucy Nerheim; James w. a. Clark
and Lena Canady, l.. w. Howsen and
Mary e. Brown; Samuel Il. Lacy and
Ellie d, Walker.
IS. w. Allen was arrested yesterday
at the instance of j. w. Feltz, who
sw ore out warrent charging him
with making threats against his life.
Allen had some difficulty with his wife,
aud 50 alarmed the woman that she
took refuge at the house of Mr.. Feltz,
whore she was followed by her hus-
band, who continued to make demon
STATIONS of violence. Mr.. Feltz got
his shotgun for the purpose of pro-
tecting the woman, and ordered Allen
of his premises, He obeyed the man.
date, but on getting outside the yard !
he threatened to kill Mr.. Felt The
prisoner was taken before Judge Bur-
ford for preliminary examination,
and was bound over in the sum of one
hundred dollars to appear at the next
term of the Criminal Court.
The entertainment of Professor
George at his hall in the Odd Fellows
building, last night waa in point OF
number and good management, de-
cidedly the most successful affair of |
the season. The spacious ball was