The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25
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hams at L. F. Hughes 720 EN- street.
Cotton picking has set in in earnest, and
the staple will soon be rolling into market at
lively rate.
Choicest Mocha, Old Government Java,
Maracaibo and Rio cofees at l.. f. Hughes
| 720 Elm street.
Yesterd y Jus ice Peak united n the holy
bonds of matrimony Mr. George w. Kaistler
and Miss Josephine Smith.
There are at present quite a number OF
citizens absent for the summer, who will re-
turn in time to vote in the municipal election.
| There was u great deal of dust aaoat in
the business centre yesterday, and complaint
is made that the streets are not thoroughly
sprinkled.
The north bound passenger train over the
Central road was two hours and thirty min
utes late yesterday morning and the north
bound train, due at $50 at night, was three
hours late.
All the latest styles in hats and millinery
are to be had at Bauman's, 706 Elm street,
just arrived from New York this week, and
specially selected by Mr.. and Mrs. Bauman
for their patrons.
Professor G. P Williamson, of Lexington,
Kentucky, is preaching series of sermons
at the Commerce street Christian church this
week. Services every night. The profes 'or
is an interesting and able speaker and draws
large audiences.
Thu dwellings of Messrs. Charlie Meis ter
hans and Anderson, at the corner of Bryan
and Germana streets, were burglarized Sun
day night, and a lot of dishes and a number
of hams stolen. The thieves etfected.an en-
trance through the windows.
Sam Cross, while engaged in plastering
building in East Dallas Sunday, had his
scatfold to give away from under him, pre-
cipitating him to the floor, fracturing the
ulna of his left ARM near the elbow Joint
DR.. Childress attended him and bsndaged
the wounded limb.
Deputy Sheriff j. Owens, of Palo Pinto
county, passed through on last nights west
bound train, having in charge Pleasant Mid
dleton, whom he captured at Gainesville in
Cook county, and who is wanted at Palo
Pinto to answer to the charge of horse steal
ing
William Whitsel, brother-in.law of j.
X Davis, of this city, has "struck it rich at
Half Moon canon, Colorado, eighteen miles
southwest Of Leadville. Mr.. DAVIS received
from him and forwarded on to Washington
yesterday rich silver and gold ore, to be as
sayed. He will join his brother-in-law this
fall.
Mr.. John Gramatsky, wife and daughter,
while driving up Main street yesterday even
| ing in spring wagon, met with an accident
in front of the Grand. Windsor hotel. The
king bolt Of the vehicle gave away, unc up
ling the front wheels, which the frightened
animal carried off with it, letting the occu-
pants down with suddenness that threw
them out in heap Fortunately they es~
capped with but slight bruises.
The Texas state holiness camp-meeting
will begin their third annual meeting to-day
on the grounds secured for that purpose,
which are situated about three hundred yards
southwest of the ice factory, which can be
readily reached by taking the Commerce and
Ervay street cars, which go within few
hundred yards of tho place. The meeting
will close on the Stn Of September. A num-
Der from distance are expected, and tents
and other necessary arrangements have been
provided for.
The HERALD has frequently called atten-
ton to the fact that the court house clock
was failure, so far rs the sound of the bell,
which is boxed in, was concerned and the
citizens who have been loud in their COM
plants will be pleased to learn that the coun-
ty commissioner court, which convenes Sat.
urday, contemplates remedying the matter
This will be to place tho bell as was original
ly designed by the drawing of Mr.. Wilson,
the architect, in an open tower. 1t will be a
great Improvement, as at present it is heard
but mserably short distance