The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-14
CITY CHIr.CHAr.

Mr.. b. Harris wife presented him with q
10 pound girl to-day.
Yesterday was an exceedingly warm day,
the mercury regi teriDg 100 degrees in the
shade.
The Congregationaists have set about
rebuilding their church which was demol
ished BY q storm.
A surveying corps of the II. s. T. O. road
to>k the field ct WsxAhachie, yesterday, end
b gan running line to Westhsrfo-d.
james Mayer inside affidavit before Jus
tice Edward, yeslerdsy, for the arrest o.
Julius Fine, charging him with the theft OF
his bull pur.
The Chicsgo Texas & Mexican Central
road will pay off all its employees tomorrow,
and a go, d sum of money will be thereb,
placed in OF. cul ton.
District Clerk Henry Jones wants the
lawyers to stop telephoning him for papers.
etc. The telephone has been taken out of
his office and he can't hear people who
telephone him.
George Miller. deputy sheriff. has been ap.
pointed j.iler by Sheriff Jones, and Mr.. L..
f. Jaeoby, guard, has been appointed dep
uty in his stead. Both appointments ace
good ones.
Captain w Enmerson has purchased the
old Craig mills on NJ. Kinney avenue and lie
having the machinery moved to his farm In
the country, whore re will convert it into II
cotton gin mill.
There is white woman who resides In q
shanty Oh Pacific avenue with her two little
IN idrn who should be taken from her.
She Is Il poor, druL ken, miserable wretch
snf treats her children in most cruel aud
urmotherly manner.
DR.. w. II Howell received letters yester-
dsy.fron his fam ly now luYuriatng in western
North Carolina, giving among other pleas
ant things the state of the weather in Ashe-
vile. Mrs. IL. writes that the mercury
generally marks shout 60 degrees in thu
mornir G, running up not beyond 80 TO 80
daerses In the warmest portions of the day &.
That's cool for Asheville, but it's as hot as
hot ashes here.
j. X Davis, photographer, is no longer
connected with his former rooms on Main
street. but il now fitting up eplendid suite
OF rooms on + N street, opposite j. NJ
Grams, and will leave for the east in few
days for the purpose Of buying a complete
outfit with oil the modern improvements,
and at the same time secure the services of
competent operators. Will be ready for
business about the first of August, at which
tine he would be pleased to have bis numer-
Qua friends and patrons call and see him and
examine come of his beautiful productions in
photography
The disss'r,us fire ut Demon laat week,
destroy ed The Sslo, n, a brai Oh b use of
Crstdock. OF this civ, tns prince uI saloon
ists, but he did not . the good pc ,ple If
D4nton suffer for he Ia ope"ed foar one
an that destr y'd, and h W y b ,st of
whi.kies and cigars are oncs more NJ the
service of the people of the town and those
who visit it. Crsddock is live, energetic
nd enterprising man in bis business and not
e'en the ravages of fire Can down him.
Col. q. W. Patrick, of the Sun boarding
house, 11l4 EN- street. than whom a more
elegant and humane gentleman never lived,
says that he IA the party who wrote the let
ter to Dr.. Field, which appeared in yester.
DAYS HERALD He ssys that the sick man il
s'ill at bis house, and that he and his wife
who do their own work are not able physical
y or otherwise to care for him and he thinks
Il hardship that be IL not taken of of their
hands BY either the county or the city.