The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-16
STATE NEWS.

promises an importantyiel
Mr. j, W, Toklas, Of pic,ras Pin.
losI brought IN some 1900 pound. OF
wool to Corpus Christi on "Wednesday.
-lionham has an attack Of Bcecher-
Ism and the church Is 10 take dagno.
SIS the first of next month We pre-
scribe hemp
The small grain crop Of Nacogdo,
ches county is almost totally destroyed
by rust, especially wheat and oats. Tho
rye and barley are somewhat damaged,
-Mared--ln Austin, at the Catholic
Church, ~ $50 p, M, on the llth by
the Rev Father Spillard, Mr. Michael
REILLY to Miss Margaret Josephine
Berry,
-Bonham News Mrs +. D. pinor.
of this city, has q tea cup which is over
u hundred years old, and was used by
her great-grandIather before the Amcri-
can revolution,
st Louis Times j. c. Donaldson
FISHERMAN, has u link from the armor
Of Cortez, the conqueror lie knows il
Is genuine, because he stole il from u
museum in the city Of Mexico,
The Corpus Christi Gazette reports
the purchase by John Hall of the on
tire horse stock of Nicholas Dunn, and
that the former has started with them
on sale through the Western States.
The Bolton Journal says the corn
crop is in good condition now, and gives
promise of u good crop, A good rain
would help it very much, though rs yet
it has not suffered from the want of it,
"A connecting branch between the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, at Deni-
son, and the International ht Mineola,
via Bonham, is projected Eastern and
European capitalists are to foot the
bills,
The Newsboy says that Jasper com-
ty produces an excellent quality Of tea,
The plant grows unusually large, and it
will require but small plot of gound TO
furnish a family with this expensive
luxury,
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Road is seeking a Southern outlet from
Denson over the International TO Bon
ham. thence southeast to the main line
of the International and Great Northern
at Mineola.
The prospect in johnson coun-
ty for II full crop was never
better. Wheat is little rusted
on the blads, but none in the head.
Corn is ready to lay by, and a month
ahead of last year,
Sherman Patriot Mr., W, II, Vain
right II prominent business man of
Paris, Bourbon county, Kentucky, and
Jesse II. Talbot, Of Lexington, Ken
lucky, arrived in Sherman with their
families on Saturday evening last, pre-
to locating,
A good rain fell on last Sunday
night in Colorado county, The rain was
limited in the space covered to small
strip of country north and South of Co
lunhns and was not MS heavy as need
nd Tbe crons are growing we'll, and
there is A fine prospect at present.
o4. co,o.ol I a
Walker, of Dallas, the agent of the
Toxas and Pacific road is soiourning at
tbc Canital He is in the prime of life,
md has hosts of friends who have fol-
loved his distinguished and heroic lead
ar,hin IN the flame ofan hundred battle
fnIJsr
The corpus Sllrlsll u"I 1n' qI i0Ia
'ool 90 iI' IL 60 loc. Gno I9c IN lie
IIidesNMeyicon. lie for 20 pounds and
&c for 10 pounds and under
,anntrv lac for 20pounds and upwards
Re for l9 pounds and under, Bulls and
damaged, holEprice.
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The fatron cilroi,'eiTS Viio uo"'n ~
oolohei 'ohli pla'l} VIZ "n Tn.sdav
ms nGs,,,' n,tor somewhat protracted
lines. Colonel Blair was one of the
rotorons Of Texas, and took part in the
,t,mgcIe for Independence For several
ynars he was presiding justice of Hous-
Ton county
~. ,.o.;aont of tho
MIR, > NJ, Bowl pres e.i,,n.. y, I So
First National BANK OF oaltG ,r,a., ~" nm
been appointed 10 repteISe'iTS o ,o9 go
the National Oe'' pa,,iI;,,, Imtarnata of
representing 'T To.. b".n a hn;IJina
has been erected on the grounds for the
" of all subscribing bankers and
tL L f,milies druing the entire exhibi.
t;n n
''' .sco,;oa county hos
Mr. H. W ni'e, VI c "U "aors nlsnted
for the past three or ,oT s L;s year" oSr raian"
as seed Irish potatoes OF ms omt .
and each year raises Deter pUo"oUin , %is
the year preceding, o,'uS so i 'a9tly snneri,
variety, Ills potatoes o'tn n,v " or Western
or to those OF n ,Inn nre o accIimoted
growth, because they are "'''''"'''
and adapted to the SOIL
The grain prospects all through the
.,,;on of country around and about the