The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
THE STATE OVER.

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watch and chain was presented to eE
Mayor Wheeler by his officers and
riends
.Stephess Css,fy-The wheat yield,
avs W rutherford Times correspond
INT is above twenty-five bushels To the
sere. The corn crop looks hne.---A
public we'll has been sunk.
N,aif} Co,,rht VIM Wooten. on w I'd
ne,dBy OF last week. was caught by a /
wheel ia his father foundry, and 4
whiried into III. air. He was badly I
bruised, aud had an arm broken, bat i
his injuries are thought not to be fatal |
Hrrio,, County. w ard Taylor, OF the /
jump, dcyntes column to an excur- |
sion on the East Line railroad lie no |
ticed the prosperity OF the country |
along the road. dined, went squirrel |
aud rode on the COW catcher
all in one day.
Cssaaneas Cos,stg The Chief looses n
valuable member of it, editorial staff
IN the retirement of " iiliam A. Fields |
But the Chief retains its ~(h)ig UNI
harmed. Who'll take it 2---C |
will celebrate the national holiday by a
picnic and address. ---The BOYS are
" tuning up their horns"
.Sou,ergiis C5,sHfy The Sentinel va.
first issued al Glenrose, MAY 80. under
the management of Towner * Good
man.----Ihe wheat crop i turning out
from thirty to forty bushels per acre.
a tri>w eekly mail has been ordered
between Meridian aud Granbury. "a
cotton factory j. talked OF for Glenrose
Jtek Co,ltty.--A Fort Worth Democrat
correspondent tells that General David
son ha. sent out a party of scouts, with
twenty days rations, to intercept the
Indians. who are reported coming south
from the Fort Sill reservation.
number Of soldiers have been dis
charged ----iiaTvest promises the Yield
to he above the average,
Tnrmt COUNTY The Democrat deyel-
ops the facts concerning the disruption
of the family tie. Of respectable man,
and his domestic relations. He found
10y evidence too plain for evasion
his wife untrue, and he disposed OF his
worldly effects, gave up his position in
good store. babe good bye to his chill
dren, and left for parts unknown,
Graysos Count. The negro boy, run
over by the train in Denison. Saturday.
died sunday morning The News
wants the six days work of each citizen,
on the streets of Denisou. Maior
Grubbs was elected mayor by seventy
nine sJority over all ard By one huns
bred and sixty two over VIM, his
highest competitor Grub Is reput-
lican.
Harrison C5tgty. Brother Loughery
Of the Herald has become the posScsSor
OF a corn stalk more than thirteen feet
in length He u correspondingiy happy.
III. W. Wyman, the murderer Of r.
{. Turner, hss been adMitted to bail in
the sum of 1900. The preliminary
trial elected that the deceased Was
armed. and had threatened the Ag-
gressor.
Hopkins Co'snfy An unknown person
entered the Gazette office and " pied -
! and injured the type Of two forms IL
is thought that the cause was political
difference. The loss is about Sloo. be-
sides the Inconvenience. "A Friends
of Law and Order society has been
! organized in the county The Cox
kette necessarily appeared with a single
page last week.
| Edstla,ia C0am'y.--EBstland must be
| the whitest town in 1exas-there's not
a negro there 80 says the Review.
| Epizooty rages-A bank Is to be the
next new thing--Wild mustangs
roam the ranehes.--Lawyers have to
practice in moot court for biz -
| James Holt, a stranger, died in East q.
land ON the twenty-fifth ultimo.--
| Mr. Powell. of Kentucky. and John W
OK OF inu'aha' accompanied oy ms
sister oPheiia. are IN Eastiand to pur-
chase a large tract Oh hnd
| Packer County w catherford has a
new postoihce, over which the Times
goes into ecstacies.---1he fire eonpa.
ny put out fire that had been kindlecl
IN bush hean.--The closing exercise
ol the high school show a good ad ance-
ment.--The Times editor, not being
able To get up light, took his derringet
and deliberately and in cold blood muir.
$3.50 an oP"ss ~, aua sliehtiy buried
.ne sa.n NE ~ es'her'ofo IAii con
ia'S tV.nIy'Is en-, 'eiinquehI petit
Jsiors Nefe n'''Nu my aoiiars each ioi
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Several new residence. are ba;n, srsc,ad
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ou .ne ne temperance
PooPs,g p'enio' u On iiog creek ,he I'm
eAiI 800, war 'n'e' II WIN pafiiei
p~s Dy :" 'he hoous ofieaas
y arc requesseo W veal
ANY o"'ee '"es 'aA. nase'
G9ipestoH t01sty-Ihe occupation tax
has been decided eonstitutional,--
Inc ruins OF the hre are visited by tbs
pqunHse PeoPssa engine mouse o
80 -, ~s~i ioss W 'Ic esy oy TINS
NJ ne negro ournea IN tne nfe u
un ,s. 'ne n,e . oraS'
pe ehen lusnu ,nso oia1s win
% "aesr 70 tnro" upon what ne
'N - oe 'a.n.,he women "hhen was
" amy : neA'iy dressed wax hsur'
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