The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
TEX A. IOrlCS,

San Antonio is shipping sheep to France
Coup's circus is slowly working its way to
Texas.
Rain wanted is the report from all parts of
the state.
Sale of seats in the Jewish synagogue at
Waco realized S.. 000...
A San Antonio alderman lost twenty-sx
chickens in one night.
A man in Mckinney Jail for horse stealing
Is over seventy years old.
A church fair in Laredo, the other day,
realized 81 500 net profit.
A Sunday-school convention was held in
Jacksboro on the 18Th instant.
Waco has mdzzed the dogs and the So.
curity of the cltiz ,n is assured,
Tweuty-one Texas veterans died between
the re unions of 1880 and 1881.
Adjutsnt General Jones and wife are at
the Wooten wells, near Bremond.
-Four car loads of walnuts were shnned
from Bellville last week to Europe.
The residence of Mr.. Julius New WAS
burned in Jefferson Friday morning.
Colonel Hoxie gave $500 to assist Pales.
tine In Its management Of the city school,.
The Gulf. Colorado aud Santa Fe road
will sell town lots al Temple Oh the 90 h OF
June, " "
Weatherford is jubilant over the proposed
extension OF the Waxahachie tap road to
that point.
According to the Bonham News, the baker
who puts more than three be .-buus in n, a
ioai OF bread, is liable to iljure his business
Inc contractor AZ work On the mouth of
the Brazos river expects 10 be able, with the
present.. appropriation, to secure fourteen
teet OF water on the bar.
And now the sleepy little village of Fair.
Held Is feeling around for a railroad, The
truth Is, Texas towns are getting 60 ,bey
Can not keep horse without " rallroat.
District court is in session at Llano and o
company often raIgers are there 10 Keen
me peace. Several murGer cases are 10 b,.
III d, anc there Is much feeling on both
sidea.
Onero (DeWitt county, Star; "Sbeep
tleh All wear pleasant countonances. Their
ho' Ks are generally IL tlp.top CONDITION. The
wool CLIP mas been heavy, and most OF
T. N are realizing fair prices for thelI
woU!." '''
Corpus Christi Ledger, of June IL.
oomething strange dur he prevalence of
The present drouth Is tho fact that tina wsts,
OF Nu.css bay Is perfec Is fresh. Both cat
tie ana horses drink very freely of it every
day. ''
Mineola Monitor: Mineola moves like
ta'hg OF NE since the completion of the
Missouri Pacific. Houses are going up more
rapidly than III any time in the history Of
the town. Two years will give us five tho,,.
sand population. 'NVu'
The staging period Of San Antonio's bis.
tory mas passed away. Stages ON the Lsre-
Do line reach their terminus forty. five miles
southwest OF the Alamo. In another yenr !,
Will be very.remole corner of Texas which
Will note the arrivals and departures of ,hf
stage. 'A'
Floresville Wilson county, Chronicle
AN extensive bed OF excellent coal under
lies the country about FAirview. Il ia tan
feet thick on Mr.. Burrows place and 6va
feet on MIR. I, Golhier's. The distance be-.
low the surface is about seventy feet. I,
burns we'll IN an ordinary stove or a eplace d
Waco Examiner: A young gentleman
we'll known in society circles, had occasion
70 call 10 phy sicisn yesterday. He Informed
me dl'clple OF Esculapius that he was needed
III MIS- place OF business, and wanted to know
long 1t would be before be could be nm
sni AZ business. "Oh," saws the d,c,or
about eight Gays" tine oil, saw.
k'u----; make out your bill for eieb. d.y,
and le. mo up" Wy
Palestine Advocate: Two little bows in.
auguraIed the drama of the Two Orphans in
this city last Friday night, one being four
inc o,hor Fix years old. Afer supper tbey
called at the residence of MAYOR P,ckens
AND told most pitiful tale TO Mrs. Plokens
saying that their mother WAS sick and had
nothing to ca, for several DAYS. The GOOD
lady losded them down with eatables. A,
this junc'ure Mayor P came in, and afte,
ca'echlzing the boys little. CON.
Guided there was something wrong. liz
followed them and tells an Interesting tale Of
now We Joung rascals tried 10 throw him of
the Trail. He finally came I'D with them
and made them take him TO their home
which wasa little hut below Dr.. Colley's
former residence. On gong into the door /,
was slammed in bis face with peremp,ory
refusal from within not to open H. TIL,
slrred tho wrath of tho Mayor, who straight
way forced the door open, aud on enterine
found great strappiDg man of nearly two
humid ed pounds we gnt and able to cut two
,ords OF wood day. Questioning ELECTED
the Fact that he and the Two boys had walk
cd from Tennes go to Texas, and that he
GOT his living by forcing tue two boys 10 beg
de WAS told that If no di Int leave town by
the mex, evening he would be put to work OF
the streets. He left.
WHY WILL, you WHO An, sr,,,,,.., H.,