The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-16

is so good while 50 much nastiness is per.
mitied 70 accu nut tie in.oyways ADD alleys
and tne water-csoset system is so intense y
filthy and shamefully neglected.
In my Denison letter Saturday, where II
speaks OF Mr.. II. Tone being the gentleman
who first introduced small fruit culture fol-
marketing eight years ago, your ''intelli'
gent comp" made me say Love" dc
not Love TO find fault, but there is no Tone
about giving n correspondent away in that
manner. IL makes his efforts "fruitless,
so to speak. When my chirography be-
comes so horribly inexplicable that Tone
resembles Love, want TO be inn" peached =
There was agathering of greenbackers IN
the city last Saturday evening: .They 700
want slice Of the pie this fall. from
present appearances, it is safe 10 assert no
party lines will be drawn in the selection OF
county officers this fall. IL Will undoubt-
edly be free to alp race. Already there
is one announcement for sheriff, two Tor
tax collector, one for assessor, one for
)unty clerk ard one Tor treasurer, 10 be
followed by many more, soon, Tor every
position mentioned.
Little Bertha Warrick, the FOUR ear-old
daughter of our very clever and
prominent townsman j. s. War
rick, gave her many little friends a
pleasant birthday party last Saturday
night. Little Bertha entertained like one
OF threetimes her years We are told.
The firemen's picnic takes place in the
grove just south Of the city day after to-
morrow.
Sherman is enjoying an excellent trade
for this season of The year. The agricultu-
raj implement trade this season is I'M
mense.
At the Grayson county Bee Keepers
semi-annual meeting and picnic, the
other day the following officers were elect
ed: President, Judge Joseph Bledsoei vice
president, j. Y. Cockrell; second vice
president NJ. ii. Davis; secretary, Il, p.
Caywood, treasurer, w. II. Woodward.
Judge Bledsoe has 100 stands of bees in his
apiary on his beautiful fruit farm just south
oil the city. About twelve of these are ltal-
ian bees. The judge differs with Mr.. An
drews, the acknowledged bee expert of Kc-
Kinney, in that the Italian bees arc no
better than the common black bees OF this
country. Judge Bledsoe says that in dry
seasons when ioraging is scarce, the
black bee will only travel three
or four miles for forage, while the
Italian bee will 90 from twelve TO
fifteen miles to supply his store of honey.
The judge says Mr.. Andrews speaks from
the experience of his own apiary, which is
so cxcellently located so far as supplies is
concerned, that he has no chance of judging
OF the indeiatigable endurance and energy
of the Italian bee. Mr.. Andrews says the
Italian is only superior to the common
black bee in being more amiable and
beautiful. 1t seems to me, however, Judge
Bledsoc has the strongest point in favor of
the Italian.
Another ice cream saloon was thrown
open to the public this morning, and the
thermometer dropped about ten degrees.
WHY THERE WAS A GOODNESS.
Yesterday while n couple of suspicious
look ing characters were passing by Ger.
tain North Travis street establishment, n
prominent gentleman OF the city, of glib
conversational powers, remarked
I'm just bet anything that those two
fellows are burglars. I've had so much to
do with burglars, pickpockets and that sort
of chaps that know 'em the minute put
my eye on EN-"
Aud then sudden GOODNESS sprang up in
that crowd, and one by one they kind of
stole away, until they left the poor fellow
alone to contemplate over what he had re.
marked.
A beer garden, with brass band attach
mont, will be opened In n day or two.
The plaster, mouldings and other decora-
tive woi k is now rapidly adding to our
beautiful opera room, and soon that stately
lhespiau temple will be ready for the pub
lie eye.
W. j. Morphy through his attorney, had
an informal hearing before Judge Bledsoe
this morning, and the court granted the
application for two weeks further time TO
make settlement in the Alexander estate.
Truly yours, JINKs