The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-14
CITY CHIPS.

Thu county commissioner court ,set yes.
terday as board Of equalization.
The street CUTTERS were flooded yesterday
and tho city clesnsed OF deal of flth.
r. Sls,um was fusd $25 and cost in Jus.
.ice Prices court yesterday, tor carrying a
pistol.
Mr. G. w. Clint ia assisting County At.
torney Seay during the illess of MIR. D. II.
Morrow.
GJ Gwnnr, n farmer on White Rock
crack. ia the first tV the front with cotton
bloom.
It's reported that sick man at the Attain
"A house was robbed Sunday night Of $92 in
currency.
A plank sidewalk Is being put down on
soutb Elm street. betwesn Sycamore and the
alley west Of that street.
Ben Loeb's psrors are already the resort
of those Who want cooling drinks in q
private, plesssn. manner.
Yesterday vas a scorcher. Tbs mercury
in the Thermometers WAS stamped and went
up to 100 degrees in tie shade.
Don't forget the lawn party to be given by
the ladies of tho First Baptist church tonight
al the residence of Mr.. j. l.. Williams.
Work on A. w. Childress' new three.
story brick. on south Elm street, just east
of Murphy street, is progressing timely.
The respectable drug stores, hotels, res.
tauran.s, and places of public resort all over
our country keep "Conrad's Budweiser
Beer"
In the federal court yester 'ay, Matte
johnson, colored, from Fort Worth, charged
with selling beer without license, was dis
charged.
The public should bear in mind that there
Is no other frst-class barber chop and bath
house 10 the city than that of Lee COINS,
5l2 Main street.
G. Conrad g. Co., SOC Main street, Dallas
Texas have the finest collection of all kinds
of wines, liquors and chsmpsgnes, WHISTLES,
at the lowest figure
Three warrants were sworn out in Justice
Edwards court yesterday for the arrest of
Jim Green, two for assault and battery, and
one for abusive language.
DO not forget to visit Loeb's old establish
ed saloon under Thomp.on's variety theatre,
where you will find day and night good
music coed liquors and the best of cigars
Messrs. Henry and Cha-lio Struck, of this
city, returned yesterday from Denison where
they went to attend the funeral OF their half
brother, Mr.. G. Leiberman, who died Satur.
day night.
The Periclesn Literary society meets this
evening in the district court room. The
society will hereafter admit ladies as honor
ary members and they will be entitled to all
the priv leges of other members.
Ice cold Anheuser is always set across Rem
Loeb's counter. Wines pure from the vine
yards of Bormie, Franc :. and whisky straight
from the distilleries of the dark and bloody
ground are always on hand at Loeb's.
Sheriff Jones returned yesterday from
Corsicsna, bringing back with him j. w.
Dyer, an ,ttached witness whom he went
AFTER to testify in the case of the state against
Lit Cornett, charged with horse stealing.
The Queen City Guards are getting ready
to attend the Fourth of July cslebr 4tion at
Denison. They have ordered fne, white
belts, and have engaged Professor Laws
rence's brass band to accompany them.
The bond and brief have been filed and
necessary action taken to carry the case of
Colonel John Stone, who seeks to get pos
session of the Office of mayor to which be
claims no was elects d, to the supreme court
The case of the United States Va. G.
Lssher, conductor on the Central road. for
refusing cOlored mar admit,ance to first.
class coach, will be re.transferred from the
circuit court back to the district court in
order to get speedy trial.
The engineer corps of the Texas Trunk
road is now in camp OF point eight miles
south of Athens, in Henderson county.
They are engaged in locating the line from
the International road to Twelve Mile prai-
RE, twenty miles south of the town of Ksuf-
man,
In Justice Edwards court yesterday Mrs.
Marini pleaded guilty to asssultiDg A g.
Monnel', and was ined SIS and cost. She
Ewore out warrant In that court for the
arrest OF M,nnell, charging him with using
abusive language, and he WAS fned 81 and
cost by jury.
Carpeted TO queens taste is the way
Ben Loeb has the rooms connected with his
saloon ayed. Give him call and ponder
over his success. You will conclude that no
WHO'S courteous and poite-be who IL hon.
est and fair in his dealirgs-he who gives to
DIS customers only the best goods, wins in
the bat la Of life.
Il. NJ. Bald Twin, the brave BRAKEMAN on the
Texas IL Pacific I'D, who saved the lives of
two little girls the other day by
anslchng them from the track at the risk of
ais own life to prevent their being run over
oy the backing engine, has b en- discharged
Dy the yard master of the road at this point.
baldwin savedu not only two young lives, but
ms Texas y Pacific railway compsrys big
damage suit, perhaps. and it locks rather un-
grateful to discharge such man.
Don't Get the ChiIIs,