The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-24
SHERMAN sPLlNrERS.
nee of the Herald.

s,-.spondence OF TIE hSIhlu.
ssrsrAy, May %, lsS2.-The wheat mar,
!. opens quite brisk. the price for good
.s,le starting of at Sl.lO per bushel. One
here will ship carload of flour made
~ new wheat 10 firm in Henderson,
,.us this evening. A carload of new
I'D goes from Whitewright, in the south
!. portion OF this county, to st. Louis
!, sitter tomorrow.
Ior reapers and threshers have been
,dhere this season than during any pre-
Tn, year of the agricultural history of this
1gty, which ofltself is good evidence of
| greater acreage devoted to that cereal
,rfany previous year.
hs shoe store of Mr.. Charles Schweer.
/ !, rorth side, was burglarized some time
night. One of the large panes of glass
me of the front doors was removed piece.
+, and the thief or thieves evidently
lied unnterruptedly for an hour or
rv. Presume the police were looking
s,nsi,dOgs in the outskirts. Only two
I,t,of shoes So far are missed and one of
q silver dollars left in the money till was
I.rsrted. The philOsophic and philan-
lwpic burglar doubtless left the other dol
Mo help detray the expense of new pane
,aS. Who says burglars have no faint
IkonOr?
Wood & Ritenour, of this city, have lust
sd contract at Mckinney with Mr. Il.
Board of the firm of Board & Markham,
Construct orthat gentleman handsome
Fsience, to cost $500.
| contract is about closed for the rebuild
Igdthe large brick livery stable of Mr..
M Brewer which burned last fall. The
LFsone of the most valuable in the city,
aeI as it is on the south side of our sub.
Nial plaza.
| IN architect is at work on plans and
sTfCatons for large and magnificent
,iCschOo building, which is to be sub
tted to the free school directors very
bNly When built-and il is hoped and
Relieved that before many months ii will
Ee-itwill be an ornament to our city, and
ss large and imposing as any free school
1limg in Texas. The convenient and
(Ntty site is on Mulberry street, near Ira
on the line of the street railway and al
kN in the very heart Of the city. The
ans now in preparation provide for two
E0D brick structure covering an area 94x73
h, fronting north, with a vestioule in
tutand projections at east and west ends.
kAe ground floor will contain four assembly
oMs, and the upper floor the same. The
Id projections furnish cloak rooms for
bel story, and also rooms for superintend-
nt principal, etc, 1t is to have seating
sgacty OF 40, and furnished with all the
boiern appliances. Everything points to
khuman in time becoming one of the lead
pgslucational cities of the southwest. Our
aggressive male and female colleges here
(rrCt disposed to hinder the progress
free education or the construction
frst-class free school buildings,
ithey very sensibly recognize the fact
bat good free schools are good feeders to
bod collegiate institutions,
G, W. Pasco, young lawyer of this city
Republican procivities, is still making u
hhnt fight for the United States attorney
nip Of North Texas. He has hoped that
Be charges preferred against Bigger will
Esult in Arthur's hauling the latter's
|ame down, in which event Pasco claims
will be iirst-best. Mr.. Pasco is an indie
|tgable fellow, a consistent republican,
dvell mp in legal attainments. Whether
has bigger job on hand than he counts
is to be seen.
Yours, JINKs.