The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-15
THE STATE OVER.

Denton Ccl0lfy.--Dnllas and Wichiti
matters are lively. Two hundred and
fifty men are at work on the line be
tween Denton and Lewisyille,--Th,
Monitor opens on spring, and u gl0d
note which rings all over the county Il
the result,
Limestone ComtH-Cotton planting ha,
commencedl----Business is dull NJ
Neutrality-suspicious. are only iniur'
ing tho gardens Wheat and other
crops are safe. --Barley is a fine crop
Corn is generally up ~ good stand,
and fine prospect
Grimes Cowuty.-Mr w. w. Arlington
and Miss Alice Webb are married. --
The fly is at work among the grasshop'
pers with fatally satisfactory effect.
Delinquent taxes since 1870 amounts tc
S4000O--I, c. Stafford lodge |. o. O.
f., has celebration on the 10Th,
Collin C5tmtu-They take whit at
local option on the 9Th proximo.-
The Christian Church at Mckinney is
entirely out of debt,--Nneteen pris-
oners are in the county JAIL Three ioI
muder.-A trotting track is being
made, Heavy rain on Thursday,
Fails Counh.-The odd Fellows Of Mar
lin give grand ball on the both
The Jaw bone of a mastodon, weighing
SO pounds, was unearthed recently at
West Falls.-The inmates Of the
county jail charge newcomers a dollar
admttance and if they don't fork
over the new fellow is whipped
Pamela County.--But little cotton
planted yet,-A correspondent of the
Waterman dominates Colonel James
II. Jones Of Anderson, for governor.
A little child ofJennie Bates stray
ed off and is lost. 1t is thought that it
came to q violent end.-Captain a,
NJ. Carter county attorney, has resign
ed.--A railroad speech is to be deliv-
cred at Carthage, GA the Dist Wax.
ing up Tom, old boy.
anderson Comty-Mrs. Hamlet, the
sweet singer, of Texas, has been very
i'll, but is recovering.-Most of the
workmen, in the railroad machine shops,
at Palestine, have been discharged,
Mari is dug in the vicinity of town. 1t
is valuable fertilizer. A poor wo-
man, from Ohio, died in childbirth, and
the good people of the neighborhood
have adopted, and will care for the in
FAINT.
Bell C0mtl-The Journal argues that
because the fair last year was success
50 it ought to be this year. Work, and
work alone VIII make it.-The com
missioner's court is giving great atten:
ton to public roads. The farmers in
the vicinity of Howard are gaining on
the grasshoppers. Major j. II. Dav.
EXPORT the old editor of the Journal,
will soon move to Eastlond city.-The
Review also goes to Eastland city.
EHis Couut.-Major Siddons, of Wax
ahachie, has been very i'll. He is better.
Abundance of rain-Mr, Moore
has grasshopper machine, which is q
seine made of domestic. 1t is effective.
Oyer $4,000 was paid into the
county treasury by the tax collector
last quarter he uept Oh inc county
is being rapidly reduced.-Sherif
Ryburn and Mr.. Phillips, the tax clerk,
are both highly praised by the Enter
prise.
Kaufman Co,mtg-Crawfishingam uses
the gamins of Lawrence.-The Law
renee and Kaufman tap is talked Of
The new town board of Lawrence
have taken hold of business judge
Irvine, of Terrell, is going west.-The
bell OF the NJ. L. Church, has been re.
ceiNed, and its glad clangor summons
all the Terrellites to worship Sunday
morning-Colonel D. w. Jones. is
still very sick.@Go A. B. johnson,
has lately returned'"oi Washington,
D. c.