The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
THE STATE OVER.

and grist mills have been erected in
Erath this year. Il IS not bad sign
German miliet is considered
the best forage crop ro7v in use. The
yield IS abundant wherever there has
been seasonable rains.
Brosea C5uetg "A sudden death oc-
Cured on Tuesday morning, last week.
The citizens on East Broadway were
surprised to fluid man. stiF and stark
in death, on the platform in front of
Tanners restaurant. His name it
seems, was Sol. Smith, tailor by trade,
who hsd been here only about week
Washington Cesfay--Gotton pickers
are in demand. The citizens will
t4ee vote as to whether hogs, sheer
and goats shall be allowed to run ct
large The Banner says that Bren-
ham has two kinds OF cotton buyers !,
the regular and irregular. The latter
il condemns as being injurious TO that
aection
Taleast Cspny-Tbe saloon,keepers
of Psntheryille, have formed union.
Has licensed her dance-houses.
More work Tor the Rev. etrant---- The
Fort Is supremely happy. She has
swearing Chinaman.--The Democrat
says that party Of excursionists left
Auburn, New York, on the Eth, for
Texas.
Harris GosatB,--iiouston had her
FIRST uorther SUNDAY Directly after
the storm at Galveston, the bayou at
Houston rose several feet-During
the late storm number OF sea gulls
were driven as far inland as Houston.
Two negroes named James Dating
and Bill Williams had an alteration,
whsn Darling seized an ak and inflicted
two severe cuts ON William head BAR
ling was arrested and released on bond,
C5rgfils C51taig. - Cotton generally
throughout the county is much better
than .ss expected some weeks sGo.---
Sixteen bills OF indictment were found
by the last grand !lary. OF these nine
delneanors. Some unknown man
was found dead IN Landlords Cove a
few days since When found he had
been dead some days. His horse lay
dead beside him. From appearances it
seemed that he had been waylaid, and
both he and his horse killed.
McLetgsaa C5,eatg,-The Examiner
boasts of she fertility Of the country
surrounding Waco The military Of
Mace amuae themselves BY practicing
81 target shooting. During the late
storm ct Galveston, Waco was visited By
3 high dry wind No damage done -
| Rey. Samuel King continues telling the
Wacoes. IN series of lectures, what
he knows about Europe. Waco has
new paper called the Daily Teie-
phone.--The Waco university has
one hundred and forty students.
feu,,g County John Props en-
tered the corn crib OF Captain Black
near Graham. 70 get some corn, when
the props giving way, a log fell on Mr..
Props ieg breaking II. Mr.. Props leg
was propped by u doctor and Captain
Black again propped his unpropped
crib.--Golonel Rhodes has been tens
derea the Office Of district attorney cor
the southern district of New Mexico.
"A telegram to Mr.. Ditto, at Graz
ham, informs him that unless the eiti-
zens OF that place pay an operator, that
photographic communications tthat point
will cease.
| Gragssn County The infant wonder
gives grand anniversary ball on the
9th, in honor Of the seventh year OF
It's existence. Sherman Courier
says the girls Of thai place viii feel
slarched up when their base ballist'
lick the Gainesville club. They will
necessarily be haagiaty in their manners
/ Afterwards News says that the
farmers around gainesville will brine
their cotton to Denison.--Ihe police
Of Denison are gwen a turning over fo1
too frequently arrestiHg persons 70,
trivial technical otfenses.
| Gooke tl,safg Ma. E D. Thompacr
brought into town last Saturday lsrs.
pear, grown BY Mr.. II. C. Nelson ON la.
same tree that TWO years since produced
the twenty-twosounce pear that ha
i made Bob Nelson famous rs fruit
grower. Thepear is now in the Hes
| periai sancturn. Mrs Carpenter. Of thf
inIaee, has tree. OF the same variety
that produced pesr that weiT'.ss
4 twenty-six ounces. |. only bore ies
this year, and owing TO the grasshopper
8 and severe drought, they We're not :
I large. Joe Dixon and John Masido.
are now 10 the Black Hills The,
| purchased 1T Chicago aad carried viii
H tiiem quartz mil. and are no,
doubtless grinding rock.
i Fsnsaia County -Seventy.iive cent
lper hundred seems to be the establishe'
8 price for cotton packing this season.
psririck Maheney was arrested an
i lodged IN jail, day before yesterday, OF
tho aasrge of steslIng thirty dollar