The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
CRY CHIPS.

Bobert Cockrell had $3.50 mule to die
Yesterday.
Fishermen invade Longs lake thess moon-
light nights.
The citizen hsuuts the shady side Of the
streets these days.
The street gu..ers were washed out again
Yesterday morning.
Constable Dean arrested Henry Jefferson
Yesterday fdy carrying pistol.
The municipal authorities yesterday made
seyersl arrests for violation OF tbs sanitary
law.
Complaint is made of the scarcity of good
sidewalks on Commercial, Jackson and Ray
streets.
The Fourth Of July celebration to be
given by the land league club of this city will
Ia grand affair.
Ben L,eb's psrlors are already the resort
of those who want cooling drinks in
private, pleasant manner.
The remains of a dog, run over by pass
ing train at the Union depot are very OBJ
nosious 10 that neighborhood.
The case Of the United States vs. j. B.
Lygo, charged with violating the postal law
ia on trial in the federal court.
Mr.. Wesly Overland, an old citizen who
had been confined Cor some time by illness,
died Yesterday afternoon, and will be buried
to-day.
The respectable drug stores, hotels, res
tsuran.s, and places of public resort all over
our country keep "Conrads Budweiser
Beer"
Charles Howe, who has made two iueffec!-
usl attempts to end his life of late, will be
tried this morning 10 the mayors court for
vsgrsncy.
Jim Green swore out q warrant In Justice
Edwards court yesterday Tor the arrest of
Mrs. Thompson, charging her With abusive
language.
The public should bear in mind that there
il no other frst-clsss barber shop and bath
house in the city than that of Lee COINS
5l2 Main street.
@. Conrad & Co., sos Main street, Dallas
Texas, have the finest collection of all kinds
of wines, liquors and champsgnes, WHISTLES,
at the lowest figure.
Do not forget to visit Loeb's old establish
ed saloon under Thompson's variety theatre,
where you will fnd day and night good
music, good liquors and the best of cigars.
TIE trial of Martin Gallagher ard Barney
Riley, chsfled with an assault on James
Green, was postponed Ia Justice Edwards,
court yesterday until o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs. w II Spencer has remarkable
canary bird. The female laid four eggs, and
after sitting on them while, deserted the
nest, when the male took her place and
Matched out the little ones.
Yesterday morning Eugene Levy made a
complaint for threats against George Doyle.
Upon an Investigation of the case by Justice
Price, the defendant was placed under q
bond of $500 to keep the pesce.
Our thanks arc rendered to Mesdames
Berry and Miers for an invitation to the
musicale and closing exercises of their select
school in the Cedars, on Corsicana street, to
take place this evening at 8 o'clock.
Ice cold Anheuser is always set across Ben
Loeb's counter. Wines pure from the Vine
yards of Bormie, Francs, and whisky straight
from the distilleries of the dark and bloody
ground are always on hand at Loeb'a.
COL James q. Britton, one of the prcprie-
sors OF the Grand Windsor hotel, who has a
contrict on the Mineola extension of the
Missouri Pacific road says the road will be
completed and trains running through over
the road Sunday.
Mr.. Linlow wishes TO correct the report
that Mrs. Holson, the sick Swedish woman,
was found lying in the street. who was ar
rested by the police who mistook her for a
drunk. He says she was in her own yard
and in the shadow of her own house.
Charles Fitzpatrick, colored, who was
horseback, rode into Alex. Cockrell's horse
as he was driving down Market street
yesterday evening, knocking it down. When
asked whit he meant he used such language
that C1ckrell fired several Intellectual shots
at him.
The fret roasting ear, peach water melon,
cotton bloom, and in fact the first OF all pro.
ducts incident 10 this season have been
received ct this office. No insinuation 1,
meant but this may save great many people
and the local on this paper deal Of time
AID trouble.
New carriages, ph@tons, buggies and other
family turnou!s are getting to DO quite the
rage on our streets this summer, and every
day witnesses several new teams double or
single, so that to,dsy Dallas can boast OF
some stylish teams, and high melted, fast
travellers on our streets and roads, an evil
dence at once of taste and prosperity.
And horseback riding too has become
quite fashionable in the evenings. Quite a
party Of young ladies and gentlemen made
the resouHding hoofs Of noble steeds sound
OF joyous inspiration to the poor newspaper
man that swelters in this summer heat, serv.
ing up news for the greedy appetite of the
morning. But the idea of pencil shower as
ajehu or with q team-sh-hal
Capture of u n Orse Thief