The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07
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,-aspOldencc Vi 'hS AN
sns,y,y, June 6, lsS2.-.rhe ladies o
rDisopal church have organized ,
D.,on Brigade, and will give hpublicex
p..oD in the near future. Benetd ets who
'~bibi, scars received in holly contested
,n,ttles will receive compliments
~ IS veterans
Tro matches of cotton not many miles
sherman have lately been blighted
w. .l.c,ricitv, or some other destructive
w e Three acres were completely
gilsnns si in one instance, and twelve in an
~. The same thing happened TO patch
ls s.,,on near Bells two years ago. The
wi ooks as il severe fire had swept
..,I 4, completely destroying the plant,
Aam sar legal co.partnership is reported
nS" Judge A. Il. Wilkinson, of this
eve and Judge Il. q. Foster, of Denison.
y, farmer will remove at once from this
N s ~ nenison. This will make one of the
a s9,U W legal teams in the county.
% T,S Crooks, of the Denison Herald-News,
u.tnr M our new opera-house, speaks
The handsome fresco work as calsomin-
Y, outside of his rich golden locks, Tom
nsu't much taste for art.
now HE COULD GET THERE.
| North Travis street huckster yesterday
"a N have man arrested for eatingthree
.,.rss from a box and then refusing to buy
NM. The city attorney referred him TO
. y instice of the peace, and the latter sent
I'M 10 The county attorney. That official,
terms more emphatic than elegant, told
| 4, huckster to go to hell. The latter
| Mod AZ the officer moment, and with a
|xr,pd twinkle, thrown aslant his large
p,brew proboscis, SAID well, you yoost
Il me a dicket aui admission, unit l 20
| HID away quick"
4 party consisting of DR.. l.. A. Grizzard,
p Mills, Fred Cockrell, j. G. Rainey and
| b Baliour, left yesterday Tor an over
Initrp to Mexico. They will camp, hunt
I'm lisa on the route, and expect to put in
| mi or ten weeks right pleasantly.
| me district clerkship is warming up. w.
A Landlord positively declines TO submit
name for reelection, despite the loud
ID earnest calls made on him, and the re-
IN viii be that there will be about half
zen candidates in the Iieid fof that office.
| The little son of DR.. j. b. Stinson vino
b gored by COW Sunday, is getting along
ksly.
| The city's police receipts for May, accord
In 10 the marshal S report, is $1,000. For
Iy.sx arrests and forty-two conviction dur
)g the month.
lhe mortuary report for May shows six
)en interments; seven adults and lime
kaidren, OF which nine were whites and
bsyen COored.
George Price had an examination before
1Dted States Commissioner Ricketts, on q
|Asge Of counterieiting nickels, and was
(ed to bail in the sum OF 5000 for his APP
|t4ance in Dallas at the present June term
| 1.-The United States court. He was sent to
BIZ and will be taken to Dallas this week.
SAYS he will plead guilty. Deputy
Knitted States Marshal S. +. Carter is the
Nicer who tumbled to the young mans
k.ket in Fannin county.
Receipts of wheat to date are q little short
u 1900 bushels. Present price for good
|ticle is 81.
| Fruit and vegetable shipments continue
)ayy, Peaches are retailing on the streets
)-lay for fifty cents per bushel. They will
k4Iy get down presently so that q newspa-
3 man will be able to iorego a schooner OF
ksr and buy peck.
| Its pretty well determined that his nibs,
|MSsn Will assume the management of
b beautitul new opera-house during the
ETrOachng season. Probably you don't
bow the young man. He is very modest,
ID is possessed of ample means to carry
any undertaking, for which his we'll
| DO friends put up the spondoolix,.
Yours, JINKs.