The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
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A city hospital has been established al
Waco.
The Rio Grande river is very low and OBJ
strucled by bars.
The Brownsville Cosmopolitan man has
tackled 30 pound muskmelon.
The peach crop of Denton county will be
mu'h larger than at first expected.
Adjntant General Jones and wife ara a,
he Wo)ten wells, near Brtm1rd.
The grand jury in session at Gonzales has
returned eighteen felony indictments The
crimes were all committed prior to Major
PENIS visit. '''
The gun clubs in different portions of the
state are doing good service BY watcbir q
closely to prevent any violation of the p,me
law of the state. s'''
The Baptist colpor,ourage and Sunday
school convention assemblies at Gonz ,es on
July g. Many distinguished Sunday school
workers arc expected.
Old dfuuksrds and some Young ones sbou,
Tyler have hard time getting whisky a
their male relations have addressed lot,ers
to all the saloon keepers. ''
Mr. r. A. Park, of Galveston. y mamma.
OF Hoods brigade, died on Tuesday last He
was wounded in tho battle Of Gaines Mil
and never fully recovered.
Panels Walcbmsn: Every bree2a ,ha, :.
waited over Carthage of late, seems nre,nsr,
with tho odor of railroad" Keen Snio,
boys. DO not brighten the road away.
Siytv ppranpa nr,r,a,,l
fruits OF Maj Penn's eight DAYS labor a,
Gonzales, The Inquirer says . 500 pc, sons ms
were present on the las, Sunday.
Hubbard city, situated on the T. A. 7.
railway, midway between Waco and Co.'s .
can, will, il Ia said, be the 1bcss .own ON ,b.,
road outside OF the two cities named. F-, -'''
B)nhsm News: The worms now do,rea0
Jung on tho cotton on Red river, are said 10
DO now variety, not the least affected by
lhe hottest sunshine. IL is thought GOOD
rain would fix them a''
Hon IL q Mack, of Collin county. .
member Of tho late legislature, will stumn
no bird congressional district in tho in,Sr, :,
OF rhorps' Springs, Hood coun,,, rs A locs.
TO Tor thu state university.
Onc of tho convcts recently psrdonea M,
OF 'he nenllen'isry by Governor r ,berl.'
named Myers, negro, and who was in f,r
twenty ,hve years, was shot and killed ,he
olbor night Mt Huntsville. ''0
R,ckeort Transcript: We learn that Arar.
sas bar Is rapidly improving. Sheriff Com,
was down at the pass during the week mad
saws That the pilots report 8 feet At ina la.
Tide, and as much as9 feet nj high tide.
Tn, Waco Telephone has tai l,ed with wall,
Posed farmers in Ooryell, Hill, Bosoue.
oal, McLennan and Falls counties and NAV
arc OF tho opinion that tue corn crop nj hos,
Will not be greater than ia needed for homa
consumption. 'V''''
There arc in Houston 1918 children of thu
scholastic ago, of whom i5a csnno, real a,
'hoso who cannot READ 2Sl, mai ,r,v. ara
wa''e children, showing conclus,v ly ,ha,
.S eu''uten nave NJ good education nj
advantages us white children.
July" says tho latest weather predic,;or
will be hot" This Is a pretty safs so,, ,
cast; July Is generally hot. But ,bo tor,iec
gales about the 25,h, showers of brlla' !
me~ors and hurricane east of Ina r. ,cs :,
heat. "'''"y VI 'ne
Henrietta Shield; Charlie Bran.le,,er
living thirteen miles south, brought ia ia ,
tuesday, some well developed cotton hal,
no reports Tue crop Of the aeecy s,aple Ma
hourishiug In his section. ''' no
San Marcos Free Press. San Marco, IA M.
coming a popular resor, for tourists AM
persons In quest Of health. II some ono ss'
so'g hotel up by thu river, 1, would douh,,
Q" DO hlled. San Marcos is unsurp,s.oi =,
location for beauty, health or pleasure.
Captain Richard King, Of Santa Gertrude.
W Nueces county, came to Texas nb n,
twenty years ago poor cabin boy, Ho
now inc possessor NJ an enormous estatc. COZ,
listing partly Of 100000 acre, OF land nnSo
,enoe, sbou. 90 900 h,'uod cattle, 10 ooo
ao,se'' 1000 sheep, 5000 goats, etc.
Temple Houston. con Of Genera, IA,
houston, 10 preparing q review of Whit,
sfssson Jchns.on's life Of General Alba
D sydney Johnston, tho said review 10 DO mi