The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20
CITY CAlC Oh AT.

finally. to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs Henry Simpson wes arrested yester-
day for using blasphemous words.
Justice Edwards fined Lizzie Bsty 81 and
cost for swearing, on a plea of guilty.
Farmers from that section, Say that good
rain fell in the southern portion of tho couL-
ty Saturday evening.
John Meyer, charged with using LOUD aud
vcciferous language, was fined 81 and cost by
Justice Price yesterday.
Tho west bound passenger train on the
Texas g. Pacific road, due here, y, eterday, at
l:l0 p. M, was three hours lac.
Yesterday Justice Price welled Mr..
William Crouch to Miss May Rose. Both
are from the Lancaster neighOornood.
The ladies of the Floyd street church will
give festival at Clinton q Mclnniss hall,
East Dallas, Thursday night 2lst Let all
come.
Henry Caruth, colored, pleaded guilty TO
swearing like sailor and WAS fined 81 and
cost, and sent to Jail in default of the pay
ment Of the 6ue.
The consumers Of the luscious watermel-
ons continue 10 strew tue streets and cutters
with tue rinds. If this practice is to be hl,
lowed Ii would be best to let loose the hogs.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, 1T the first
Baptist church on Harwood street, Mr.. vii.
liam Palard was welded to Miss Sarah X.
Howell, Rev. j. r. Malone performing the
ceremony.
The attention of the readers of the HER
AID ia directed to the card of Dr. j. II,
Smith. physician and sur con, late Of Louis>
vile KY, who has located in this city and
opened his Office al 405 Main street.
Officer Hodges arrested Ban Loeb last
night on the charge Of allowing dlsorderly
conduct in his saloon in the shape of negro
minstrel chow, and put him under bond for
his appearance before the mayor this morn
ing.
Dan Cronan died on Bryan street yester-
day evening at six o'clock. His death was
a sudden one, and we have been unable to
find out the cause. He had worked in the
foundry and it was supposed that he was
overcome by heat.
Amanda Collins made oath before Justice
Edwards that she was afraid that Helen
Scsnl an would do her bodily harm as she
had threatened her. and Helen Scsnlsn be.
inc brought into court pleaded guilty and
was put under a $500 bond to keep the peace
This evening there will DO meeting Of tho
citizens at the Board of Trade rooms, for the
purpose Of discussing the Hubbard PROPOSE
lion to the people o. Dallas, in regard TO the
bringing of the Texas u st. Louis narrow
gauge railroad from Mount Pleasant to this
city.
Attention is called to the sewer
across Wood street, east of Ervay,
|: being full of holes. One Of our
HERALD paper carriers had his horte to fall
through it, throwing him from his saddle,
ard it was Just chance that the boy was not
killed and his horses leg broken.
John do Lang was arrested yesterday by
Officer Hodges and locked in tho station
house on the charge Of obtaining money un-
der false pre,ences. There is more in the
case than this, though his friends hope that
he can satisfactorily explain things.
The game law Is being violated every day.
and il Is 10 be hoped that the next grand
jury will investigate tho unlawful guuners.
In other parts OF the state tho members OF
tho State Sportsman's association are taking
the names OF those who violate 1t, with q
view of presenting them 10 tho grand jury
Captain ], L. Leonard has been elected
vice. preaidlnt for Texas, OF the great inter.
national cotton exposition TO be held In At
lanta In September. A more judcious selec'
ton could not have been mace. Though q
surprise to him, he has been prevailed upon
70 sccep. In the interest Of this state at tha,
| In, vortanN aasaun hlaua
A ticket office for the Dallas s. Wichits
and Missouri Pacific railways will be opened
to-day d No. 6l3 Ia on North Main street
one door west OF Lamar street. The ofac'
will be In charge Of Mr.. w. F. Bragg,ns
and tickets will be on sale 10 oil points VII
the Missouri Pacific railway. Mr.. Bragein
Il the right man In the right place. He
, accommodating O. we'll M attentive 10 hi
business, and tho new office 10 In safe an
God hands.
ii j. r. Davis, photographer, Ia no longer
connected with his former rooms on Mai
street, but Is now fitting up . splendid suit
Of rooms on Elm street, oppoiite j. N
Grams, and will leave for tho east In fe
\. dsys for the purpose Of buying Q compile,
outfit with oil the modern Improvement
" and AZ the same time secure the services ,
Il competent operators Win DO ready 4
"a business about the 0pt Of August, al whis
n timo he would DO pleased 10 have his hume
n Gus friends and patrons call and see him ri
J. examine scmo Of his beautiful productions
y photography.
+ The DISASTROUS FRO az Denton last wee
dcs,ro, cd Tho Saloon, a branch house
Uraadook, of this city, tho prince. Of sAloo
iss. but he did not lot tho good people
40 Denton suffer, for no has opened a finer
In than that destroyed, and the very best
= wbkkies and cigars arc once more o.
!, service Of the people Of tho town and III
-. Who VIII. H. Craddock 10 . live, emerge
OF and en.srprisipg man In bis business and
% even tns favsgss Of Are can down him.
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