The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15
DALLAS TEX AS,
SATURDAY MORNING 1855: JULY Is.
LOCAL BIiEVITIES.

Muln btTctL III"
The volume OF travel continues
fair, II all the world is supposed to be
mt the centennial.
In the District Court, yesterday,
nollc 1rOSoq,d was issued in the case OF
j. p. Langley, charged with having
made serious threats.
M. d. Gleason, charged with ag-
gravated, having entered plea OF SIM
pie assault, was fined five dollars ana
costs by the County Court.
--Messrs. Clark, Bryan ~ Bros, have
procured the services Of 7. Il. Sw0r,
who will be pleased to have his nn-
merous friends call and see him.
Joseph Polsen, charged with re-
sisting an officer, las been considered
in the County Court, and n writ ofpro'
ccdendo issued, addressed to the May
or's Court.
--Botto may keep good ice cream,
but he IL not likely TO command much
patronage when he refuses an appll-
cant n cup of cold water
An excursion to Fort Worth IL sug-
gested when the railway is finished
For nrst.class bore in hot weat her,
an excursion anywhere has no equal
THE WEEKLY HERALD this week
contains all of the current news of the
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Two cub bears were led about town
yesterday morning to the infinite de-
light of lot of boys, who followed
with all the juvenile curiosity imagin.
able.
Towers are going up on Parkers
mill, which will give it very pictur-
esque appearance provided they don't
turn out to be smoke stacks.
The present grand jury are turning
out great deal OF excellent work in
the way OF indictments. Twelve In
dividuals will have to make show
ing before the Hon. Judge Burtord, and
the Hon. Judge West.
The finance committee charged
with the duty OF collecting three thou
sand dollars for the purpose of carrying
into effect the resolutions OF the bust
ness men will have an opportunity OF
showing their public spirit.
Several wagon loads of buffalo
hides came in this morning from the
frontier. The number of builaloes
slaughtered this year is greater thnn
ever, and the trade in the hides com
ing here Is great item of commerce.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds OF stationery, select and fresh
stock of the latest literature, at Reed II
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
Some well meaning people are
laboring under the delusion that ThE
HERALD editorial loom Is the free read
ing room of the Y. NJ. G. A. This is Il
mistake. We do our own reading,and
our exchanges are for the exclusive
use of the editorial staff.
The accumulation Of adventures
and disreputable characters at Fort
Worth will be to that place what the
Red River raft Is to that river. They
will block up there and make the
place asocial pandemonum until the
road goes on. Good Lord deliver us
from n terminal town
The well and widely known rail
road ticket agents of this city, Messrs,
johnson IL Mauget, have established
all office, with Mr.. Mauget in charge,
ut 1903 Main street, under the Peabody
hotel, Memphis. The HERALD wishes
them success.
Mr.. Tom Cunningham, well
known In this city, died in Fort Worth
yesterday. His remainswill be brought
here, and the funeral services take
place at the Catholic church. Mr..
Cunningham leaves number Of
friends to mourn his loss.
IA at hA l
club are all getting fat and their hair
begins to grow where all was badness
before. One bald headed veteran says
IL he can enjoy the privileges of men,
bership another month, his hair will
be luXuriantly thick.
Buck Payne, charged with assault
with intent to murder, and David
Burst, charged with horse stealing,
were yesterday lodged in jail here by
the sheriff Of Denton county. They
have both been indicted, and will be
tried In Deuton.
Having on hand very large
STOCK OF fresh lemons, We VIII, for the
next thirty days, sell fine large Sicily
lemons at fifty cents per dozen. All
other foreign and domestic fruits, nuts,
candies, ETC., will be sold at prices to
suit everybody. Try DeSteiano Bros,
3l3 Main street.-Ad.
Messrs. Marsalis Il Underwood, have
cut door through their building up
stairs, opening into the hall of the
building occupied by the Douglas
Brothers. This gives them an entrance
on Main street to the upper story Of
their building through hall, which
will be great convenience to those
occupying the Office there.
To NJ. Louis s2d 90.
johnson Il Meppet ara stili aav;,v