Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

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aJ" ,hsro iii No an advance in r,rson.
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The Age reports that Houston 10 hIled
with monte banks, jerremedidd'ers, ana
thimble. ringers, and calls the attention Of
the revenue collectors to these gentry
The Rockport Transcr ipt says: awe
have hod the pleasure Of making the nc-
9ucinlance during tho past week, OF Mr.
II. G. Horton, the methodist minister, who
hns been appointed TO thi station for the
ensuing year. We wish hi m much success
in his ministry here and pleasant sojourn
amongst us.
The Rockport Transcript says that
the Brown syille Ranchero has the epiIoot-
10. Selah.
Tho Uor.,on union stnie, that the
schools existing in mckinney at this time
are oil connected with the free school sys-
tenn. The teachers are said TO be well
qualified for their important work and
highly appreciated by the community.
nh ronhom Naws learns from Colo
49,, II, n;v;.;nn Enc;nepr of tho Texas
NJ pa. u.;,rond ,bot wben Tho Texas
San,..I roo,h.. sherman bis road will
No.. ,wo niles ~ track laid per day. and
,h,, tho road will bs running to Jefferson
within 100 DAYS thereafter They have
200 platform cars and six locomotives al
ready ut Corsicnnp, and track laying on
the Eastern Division commenced on the
Bird.
The Hearne Free Press says that on
the 2sth ult. the first car load OF cotton
was shipped from this point to Galveston,
via the International, and Houston ana
Great Northern railroads. This is but he
beginning, ns the lnternnuohal company
| furnishes box cars promptly anu pu.s WV
cotton in Houston i0r 'h' s"n' p'''' -
Inc texas 'eh'ru''
The donzaies Enquirer iepo ~
we're loss 10 cht'ie omne'' T ~" lido" L;Jns q 70
Wv. NV INV at,,,,,, ,oot oil after
'e''s r,,, Ar s,rs ,ho !
Inc oo,i"o nun'o " Wv 80 49,, ronre-
non. .on".r"u - III. a;o,rct I.aves
sensatives elect IRON 'n's uist.,''' w. ore
mere on lWesony heA. ~. Ill, ,.ce;ye
su',,n .;a; .n"' n'I h;s faithful stewardship.
ECU sv:'i ,'u'psI n y. Tburmond and
M K1.toro headed bv ber noble .ena-
w. IT. IT, c. u F;r,sv The fourth
~ ,:a,. 49, III, 10 .hi, renresented
u'e',,.' ,h,, ,h. b;ds
,.,,,. Inv h nai an.,ed ut Goliad
nv, Gov roror,s smol,-pox
:, ,,a y" ,owsr nart Of ,bat county, but does
:" Wv ,nr"he I'd ;ts bscomipr general
NV "pr'> r.,o..,nh IF hs lin
IN V T,..don 80 bo,cs az cotton
says Un hn ,ha Galveston railway.
ma' fe0e... ,hn con,rsI over the In
from pun Croo, Nortbern RAILWAYS.
ernH',op ,, anu
via fa'es'ihe'
Tie Great Northern ra'nNay 10 ~
10 rake connection WIN ms ieA"S "'A'
railroad at LongView'
will S. Hunter has taken half IN
lcrest in the Gatesyille Sun.
Some portions of Corryell county
suffered from grassbopper rarages last
fall, but in most parts the wheat prospect
is excellent. :, a.,
Rev. Jefferson Shook, an old citizen
of Dusk, Texas, died recently.
Tho Golind Guard says: "The price