The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
THE STATE OVER.

plaza nj iofty>hve cents per hundred
pounds.
Trauis Cosafy --DeGress was elected
mayor by q vote of 42s out of 1914.
Chandler came next with a vote of 40.
Tarraaf Cosnfy--Fort Worth is to
have new Touring mill near the COM
press.--There win be new race track
soon.
hrie' Co,sssy. The rJimp' thinks
flies will go into glass of lager beer,
get tight and drown themselves, and
then adds this is no Joke
Btgleson Couiatg.-The only child of
E. w. Billings, editor Of the Eagle, died
in Bryan, May 22dL-Dr. A. r Hag.
gard has been adjudged insane.
Hayes County San Marcos had roast
ing ears on the 25th of May A fifty
acre field of wheat that was thought to
have been destroyed by grasshoppers
yielded eighteen bushels TO the acre
.Slaih C5uHty.-The cattle are in very
fine condition on the range says the
Courier. 1t thinks Henderson and
Smith counties the best in Eastern
Texas for cattle raising The farmers
think large crop of corn viii be raised
this year.
IayraHt C0,tntst--The "free and easy''
has gone out and taken its light $500
OF Others money along George Ware,
being kicked by a mule. died of the in
jury on Sunday matrimonial
market is so good that the clerk needs
an assistant.--A negro while carelessly
handling pistol shot himself, but not
seriously.
Cohesion County --Seyenty- five prison.
ers are in the jail--Several free
schools opened last Monday in Calves.
tsn.---The $4,000 prize of the Ha.
vaia lottery was held by Galveston.
ian.--The Amateurs, of galveston
beat the Lees, of Houston, by score of
thirteen to ten, in one hour and three-
fourths.
Cooke Comfy Tho Sherman Register
publishes letter from Cooke county.
which describes an unknown person
drowned in Red River some time since
The remains were found on the both
ult. lie was of low statue, lost four
upper front teeth and two lower front
| teeth. Inquiries can be made of j, P.
Hall, Dexter, Texas
Bel County "A sad case has come to
iight IN the death OF young lady who
was seduced by John Richardson un,
der the promise OF marriage. He then
epih ple'eu nus ueeilish work by giving
Siie to""s i"t9 Ineu,eihe 10 produce
49,, 1!oi 'io,i, WHICH resulted IN her death.
i''charusoh Is IN jan awaiting the pro-
cess OF Ia" 70 determine ms guilt and
punishment.
Harris Col1aty.-There is only one train
from Galveston that makes connection
with other trains at Houston. The
deflnct civil rights bill was brought up
when a negress demanded entrance into
the car vivid de white ladies" She did
not go "Soiled doves" are flying
away from the pulling by the police
ne type ana material of the Tele-
graph once mas been boxed and stored
away
Harris Cou1atg.-Ed. Smallwood be.
came sole proprietor of the Age ON
Monday.--The Old Guards elected
First Lieutenant L. P. Barton to the
captaincy OF the company, and the
Light Guards elected First Lieutenant
George l.: Price to the position Of cap
tam Hon. q. A. Loefiier died in
San Antonio Sunday morning-Hous-
ton will soon have new stove foun-
dry. Startrelle was ordained
priest IN Christ church Sunday last.
Grayson Counfy.-The criminal court
is now in session-Ripe peaches are
IN Sherman--The wind of Monday
night did some damage to property in
henson; Inc news thinks crops are
oainageo ~ lt--Mayor VIM has
announced himself rs a candidate for
msyor.--Denison has worked up some
run Tor inc boys, The middle of June
Ine BOY VINO mas the most rat scalps
VII % presented VIM 9 purse OF ten
doiiars ne lawyers OF BENSON will
no. speii with the pupils OF the schools.
Grayson Cosoty.-Denison has made
arrangements for the celebration of the
fourth OF July. The Cresset gives q
long description OF tie storm and its
ravages in that city on Monday. No
person was seriously hurt. but many
dollars worth OF property was de-
stroyea .-sherman wants TO celebrate
on the fourth, "A mile of the street
railway track will be completed Sstur.
dprad mite d ron, n iraanf H. ,o~~Y.