The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
THE STATE OVER


Harris csssy.-Ase: Thieve. ar.
showing up in the city once more
Farmers have finished planting corn
The Fay Ienpleton troupe h.. re-
turned from Mexico and are AZ present
in Galveston. Since the Las, n,e.,iny
Of creditors. Mr.. Peter Flock Ia. otIef.
ed by letter 10 settle with each indi-
yidnsl creditor At thirty cent. on the
dollar.
Grayson Colrnsy.-P.triot Mr.. J. :.
WArrick has been reelected treasurer
and superintendent of the Sherman q.
company learn from the mAil
carrier that a man named Benton y ane.
Wa shot and killed last Sunday near
Dexter. Cookecounty. by one Ferdinand
LAmh.-Jsiier Gordon has nearly
atty prisoners in jail. and their condi-
ton Il clean and as comfortable A. such
q number can be IN . jail the size Of
ours. - LAST wednesday about
siI O'Clock in the evening. shooting
affair took place between +. {. Bas.
and Moses Chaplin. of this plzoe. ia
which the latter received two sever.
hesh wounds.
Bear County Expires Lee Ran
die. q eolored girl. wzs arrested on 8
warrant from Waller county. charging
her with the Their Of four hundred dol-
lars from Ed Alsbury in HeulpsteA
about two years sgo.--Muli-srriss ar.
ripening --'ireen peas are in tie mar
ket. colored boy recently s.nploy-
ed 81 the Central hotel - waiter ac-
cidentally nan = splinter into his foot q
few days.ago. causing loek>ja~ from the
effects Of which he died --lhe vide
expanse of green since the = grass
has sprung into life ssAin. J. frals love
ly 10 look upon and IN a short while Ne
will zee thousands OF head % cattle from
the west and southwest grazirs upon II
preparatory TO shipping &. the srea,
eastern markets.
CoS5R C0sAfg-AdyocAie Quite a
large number ofKentuckiADs got o-Tthe
train at this place one day last week
They are q very intelligent lot Of people.
who say they have come here 10 work
and, from their looks, We are wiling q
risk the assertion that they know how
Last Saturday night our usually
! quiet town was thrown into = perfect
! furor Of excitement. hy the announce
ment that one E. W. Haskell. = carpeu.
ter who Is well known in this Nlein ~.
had outraged the person Of = Little
seven year old girl Of Mr. Cook Ia the
examination before Justice Mack. on
Monday. Hasksll plead guilty in part
of the charge. and was committed q
jail in default one thousand i've nundre I
/ dollars bail
CoraseLe C5safy Chief Comanch.
county wants = hos Law. bot the Judge
refused TO grant the order because ths
l petition did not Get out the bounds ~
accordance with the stztute -The4,
/ IL a spirit eyinced by cur farmers thu
year TO try new seed-, aud nsw impls-
ments 20 cultivate with Many FAR
mers are planting corn but there are
few who have not made any prepssa-
lions. thinking they wall have plenty 81
iime.-The wheat IL looking green
and IL nothing happens To IL the cfoj
will be the largest ever raised in "a,
county The horny >hAnded pursue
the traditional even tenor. Corn plant
ing is going brsvely on. LII. aetesg,
of wheat, oats aud other small grain ].
very largely increased over last year
This Is not astonishing Shen We ~.
member the heavy Yield last season on
some farms. Of forty bnshel OF wheat
one hundred and iifiy bushels OF oats &C
the acre a greenbAck club was or
gained At Pleasant Hill church. on tn,
/ evening OF the 9Th instant. with min.
members. J W Banner was cho-er
president. PArson W Bate. yics>presi.
dent, and X. Il. pevin secretary. III,
club meets on "Wednesday night