The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-17
SHERMAN spLINrERs

r.-tspOndence Of the Herald
ssrRyAN, May 10, 1883. The council At its
rss,lng last night awarded the city adver.
,spgior the ensuin; yearto the Courier )"
4, me rate Of 5 cents per inch. The "Dem-
vat bid l2l cents, Bo:h bids togeth er
r,pli make but cut-throat price for one.
The council also granted permission to Dan
thompson to run beer-garden, with or
.Asstral attachment, on North Travis
met. This is the first council in many
rs,rs that has not considered well CON
S9rel beer.garden an auxiliary of Hades.
mi isn't down. so to speak, on every
Ming that extended personal freedom
N such matters, Ii we had more
nooerly conducted beer gardens in
MI great aud glorious coultry of ours,
and less "jim.am' manufacturing estab.
Ghments, it would be better for the Young
meu-and the old codgers too, mind you.
Lake Brewer, a young son of Ben Brewer,
delivery man, broke his Leg yesterday. A
rompaniOn threw his hat over fence, and
VILE climbing over after it his right foot
,sught between the pickets, and the weight
Ghis body broke the large bone Just above
he ankle
Moore Il Ausley purchased brick build.
os on west side of north Travis street of
Judge Bledsoe recently, paying therefor
$500 .,,
'aYoung Americr" has been drawn over
he Goals here severely the last day or
tNo Several sons of some of our leading
families, boys just entering their teens and
Obers not even that far advanced, have
htev been fined for carrying weapons-pis-
tos that discharge small cartridges, in
tended as toys no doubt, but very danger
ans and calculated to do much mischief for
An that. The regular pistol. toting" fine
vas popped to some of them, and it will no
doubt nave tendency to check the wild
"y0ung American" from becoming infatua.
led with the disgusting practice of wearing
ahip-pocket armory,
Red. ripe cherries grace the frut-stands
ID Denison, but none have tempted our APP
,9titeS here as yet.
The early wheat is about all harvested.
Some late fields are still waiting for the
reaper.
Six bales of cotton brought from the
vicinity Of Dexter yesterday brought 10 ID
cents.
GA. Brown, Esq, very prominent
attorney OF this city, but who has recently
made up his mind TO move away out west
10 Doney county, where he has
accepted the position of county
Judge has Just sold his comfortable
residence property on north Travis street to
Colonel D. W. Wright, who makes present
fitto his married daughter, Mrs. A. A.
Fielder.
George Grenet, the handsome dispenser
Of "sugar'n-ice" and 'sich, was yesterday
evening arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Tom Wright, charged with retail
Ing rosy fluid without government pre-
STipton He has hearing before Com
missioner ricketts, to-day. The charge dates
back to the time when George opened
small bar in the Boiler house, and, being
short of lucre, concluded to first haul in a
few Shekela so as to enable him to nego-
tilte with Uncle SAM but the United
States is such decided and uneouvocal
siiCkler lnr cash in advance, you know.
Yesterday Thomas Forbes, q cotton buyer
here, received about $1,000 on O conpro.
mise of snit brought bv him some time ago
against the Missouri Pacific railroad COM
pany, wherein he claimed heavy damages
for great delay in cotton shipments from
gainesville, and for Determinations against
him,
The Catholic and Methodist denomina-
tons are making some very excellent inn
Woyemcnts on their respective church
(didcrS
Charles Il. Gibson, grand master Of Odd
Fellows IN Texas, met with the three.
INK brethren last night. He is on his
way for visit to Alabama.
Hastily,
inks