The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-27
SHERMAN
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FAIR
The kisht-of-way fur the Tramwav to
oenison recursd-rhe Country
msnvho WAS Done Up Makes
Complaint - Personal
asd other Nsws.

weather mas psen very threatoning
Throughout the day, though no rain
has fallen. Many strangers have Wis.
tied the grounds during the day, and
the preparations for tomorrow 20
steadily on. Crowds of country people
arrived during the day bringing the
various products Of the home aud farm
Tor exhibition, and the secretary has
had his hands full receiving and mark.
Ing the various articles aud assigning
places to new arrivals.
Among the stockmen who are late
arrivals, We note II. Il. Bachelor, of
Ellis county, with his five well-knowu
racers.
Jim Brown, of Fort worth, with six
racers, some OF which are entered for
tn morrow's races.
Wood Hill, Mckinney, with HIS irot.
| ter "Joe" and runner 'Ben HILL"
W. z. Allen, Mckinney, with his
pacer cred Buck"
John Edmonson, Collin county, with
his stallion "Dillard Dudley, Jr. !"
"Babe Allen," the harness trotter, and
"Brnwn Dick"
| ). II. Burch, Gainesville, with trotter
Judge b." and PAGER Lake,
Jim Crume, Dallas, with TIVE of his
well-known runners.
| j. 5. Bushong, Collin COUNT, Nth
his stations "Dan" and "Pate.b
| The display of thoroughbred short
horns was very good, there being a
number of entries.
Best bulls, years old and over,
Gunter d Gunter awarded first money.
and Bigerststi, of Fsnnin, received
second money.
Bulls, and under 8, j. Clynior, of
Gtayson, first money.
Bulls, under 2, Gupter & Gunter first
money; no second.
Cows, 3 aud over, aunter & Gunter.
COWS and under, Gunter 4
Gunter.
Mules-2, Gunter Il Gunter.
Best thoroughbred shorthorns, con-
sisting of one bull and five COWS, over
= years old, Gunter IL Gunter.
For the running race, half milo dash,
horses bred In the State and never In d
professional race, there were seven en-.
tries; five started. Black Nell, owned
by Bias Caddel, Aubrey, Denton county
won first MONEY!. Time, los. Nell
Jones second. Viola fell Just before
the finish; no injury.
Pools were sold tonight and
there was q good attendance
Tho five-eighth mile race sold
Our Friend, 81; Matlin Thomas, 81
Chnntilla, $l3, Fetch Taylor $40, He'll
anthus So, Tom Berlin Sc. The sale
closed until 10 o'clock tomorrow, with
Charlie NJ. "a favorite In the 2:3S class
aud Amanda Brown favotite In the
one and One-eighth mile race.
The crowd In the city was materially
augmented by all trains tonight
With favorable weather very large
will be the attendance tomorrow.
One William Pagan, of Wills Point
claims to have been knocked down
near the corner OF Houston and Travis
street at 1880 last night and robbed OF
$3.50. No arrestIhas been made.
Exhibition hall presents busy
scene, with the various exhibitors
busilv. engaged throughout its vast
area placing the innumerable articles
The display, though yet Incomplete, IL
very good indeed, and does great
credit to Sherman ana Grayson
lc nty.
The gentlemen who were working
up tho tramway between this place
ana Denison, have gotten the right-of
way and Attorney General Temple
toms opinion In regard /,
the matter, and In conse
quence will in the near future @,
to work, and before Christmas. There
will be force OF men and teams in
the field necessary to complete the
road In. 60 days, az everything will be
In readiness for speedy termination,
before 1t Ia started. This will be n
great benefit to both this city and Dem
ison.
j. M. Clark, the countryman who
was robbed Saturday night, this morn
ing filed complaint against Mont
Jacobs IN Justice Henkle's court. Tho
robbery occurred at the bawdy house
OF Mollie Green.
To-day is regular appearances day in
the Justice court, and number of civil
cases we're disposed Of.
The county commissioners arc In
session to-day settling with the tax
collector. They will DO through to-
morrow. and adjourn, as there Ia no
further business before them.
Last night some enterprlsing parties
drove over and very seriously dam
aged j. Il, Coles wagon scales. He
should be hunted up and be made To
pay for his meanness or carelessness,
The Gazette stated Saturday morn.
ing that the Wolls.Fargo Elk
press company had succeeded the
Pacific Express company, which
IL q mistake, as tho
Pacific has no idea OF giving up, and
are TO no found at "the old stand -
The Wells-Fargo are refitting the
building formerly occupied byC w.
Lewis, and VIII, on Monday next, open
their office there.
Mr.. Sulten, the drummer for Patty Il
Joiner, loft on tho noon train for Bon.
ham on q short trip.
j. A. Latham, the cotton buyer, went
down to Bells this morning to attend
TO shipping some cotton to Eastern
markets.
J. l.. Larkins, the Denison road mas.
Yer OF the Transcontinontal, was In
tho city to-day.
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