The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-08
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uume we have been mlLlo 90 Learn
dtdbuileub la-t SUNDAY IN the Chat
bam ndPhborlood
Hurh Comy -Adruu Dariesto wh,
killed. bls brother Francois DlreHe
two years ago in Abboyille, Louisiana
las been arrested in Houston Cap,
tain Shcrwin, OF the Hubbard Zouayes
has established % military class, Tho
eXourslonlsts have reached Houston, --
Houston is troubled with ill tappers
"A servant girl of Mrs Laciele stole
forty dollars from her and soped.
G0asIiB CdWtH-lnquirer The teach,
ers aud scholars ofGonliles college pro,
pose giving social and Christmas Tree
at the college on Christmas eve Our
courts have been going for the local op.
ton violators this week, One firm in
town was convicted in one ollense and
fined one hundred dollars, and plead
guilty in seven others, which were fixed
NJ twenty-five dollars fac each, There
are still several indictments to be tried.
We should thiul, this was paving a
pretty good price for the whistle"
Nlcogdoches ComH-News. Last
Saturday and Monday were lively days
in town-that Is, the number of people
on the streets was large. In fact this is
getting to bo common. is no
regular jewcler or professional member
of watches, clocks, etc. in our county.
A good workman Of this kind is often
wished for ---Mr E. |, Kellie,orMoorc,
Suatton n Co., grocers, Galveston, IorS
merly a knight Of the quill, visited us
again this week ia the interest Of his
house, Mr. Abe &. Looyis was in
town again this week, representing his
house l. Bernstein ~ Co., Gals
weston,
EraH ComtH-The cotton market las
been pretty lively this week,---Wheat
is looking 6ne, and if we are to Judge
from the present outlook, next years
crop will result in II healthy and salts
factory havest--A party ofmen pass.
ed through town on Mondcy, going
west on the lookout for horse thieves.
Fleming passed through
town Sunday on his way to Granbury
to attend district court He was accom-
panied from here by District Attorney
Buck have seen no pecans for
sale this year Last season, by this time
the streets were crowded with wagons
loaded with this favorite nut.
Lamar Countg-Paris North T5rn,-
The hide trade Of this city is considera
BILE, and buyers are plentiful The
new engine house is neat, attractive
building.-Turkey railing is going on
almost every night and keno ie boomN
ng.-The Masonic bodies Of this city
nave secured the room now occupied by |
Paris exchange bank, and it will be fits
ted up in fine style.---Cows on the
public square not only rob the country |
mems wagons, but destroy large quanN
titles of c0tton--a worse nuisance than |
logs would be.--Fifty bales of cotton
we're received near Haloshoro, Red
River country the other day, and |
Bowie bounty has sent in u number of
,ales. Fish are plentiful in market,
md never since. the days OF Davy |
rocket were 'possums tatter.
CaldceH County, We notice about |
wo hundred bales of cotton being ships
Jed from this place, this week, the bulk |
If it going by way of Austm.----The
timetable on the Sunset Route has
been changed, so that trains now pass
Suling going west at t. p, m. and going
,ast at 94j a. m.--As Major Mont
Of Austin, was driving few
niles below town. last Monday, his
lorse became frightened and ran away
throwing the major out, Fortunately |
10 escaped with only q few slight
bruises. We notice considerable
Increase in our Mexican population
within the past few weeks. Attracted,
10 doubt, by the thrift and success of
hose already here. Thanksgiving
lay was only partially observed here.
court is still in session, be-
ing the longest term yet held in the
county
Berar Countu-Tho authorities forbid |
he police plcving card, and they are
Inhappy.-IIerald Saturday even-
NJ some sunlnownEplrty entered the
,rpad store of Mr.. Bauer, on Alameda
treet, next east OF the New Orleans
amp yard ard store, and robbed the
ill Of some small change, probably not
over dollar, which it contained
rhe long terms OF the district court,
md the short intermissions between
he terms is the cause of a great crowds
NC of work in the district clerks of-
ice recessitating long Office hours and
,verwork, The regular session OF the
,rand Jury commenced yesterday morn
ng. There is plenty Of work to be
lone, and if it is welldone the morals OF
his city cannot fail to be a greatly
benefited THE verbal instructions
If the department commander, directs
M Major Z A. Bates pay department
and Second Lieutenant j. &. Ord, IN
.aatry, aide.descamp, to proceed to New
Louisiana, on public business,
via Galveston, Texas, by steamer and
return on completion thereof to these
headquarters, are approved
LampaSas Comtg-Dispatch II. Il
Wood, who resides at the Upper Springs,
in company with John W, Townsend
and Charlie Beail, as well as n couple OF
iorkies, lef'Lampasas on Monday for
Fort Griffin, with corn.--Snc1 an
of breadatufis of all sorts,
forage for stock, and proyiiions of every
kind. were never seen in the state be
fore Immigrants will have a much
easier tine than formerly. in getting
SUPPLIES to last them until they can
make a crop. Corn is lower than ever
before. and wheat is selling at reduced
prices The cotton crop Is turning
out much better than was thought some
time AGO. Gins that were expected TO
finish their work month ago, are now
crowded to overlooking, and still COM
ing in. Decidedly the largest crop ever
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