The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-29

CoRsIoANA, Nov. 2S.--LSpecial. 49, A
brisk norther has been blowing all
day.
Col Edwards, of Ennis, was in the
| Guy to-day attending county court
capt, Dunniug, OF Dallas, was in the
c ~ to-day ON business.
visited the wreck on the Texas e St.
Louis railroad, ten miles west of here,
last evening. The passenger trains are
| transferring there now. In the transfer
OF pass myers and baggage the utmost
procautiOn is taken, and every one
| speaks in the highest terms of the kind
and gentlemanlv man err in which the
officials conduct themselves towards the
passengers.
The Navarro county exhibits for n o
Worlds exposition were shipped to-day.
with little more effort Navarro county
could have made a better exhibit agri-
culturally, for ours is Que of the be- t
counties in central Texas.
There is 4 strong probability of an ice
factory being erected here in tho me-
luture. Such au enterprise put in sue
cessiul operation, in connection with
our waterwOrks, would add very much
| to the desirability of our city as a place
| Of residence.
FATHER PheOn, pastor of the Catholic
church, VINO has been absent for some
days attending TO church business, has
returned.
I DR.. Crissman. pastor of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church ut this piare,
aud regent FOR the Triuity schools at Te-
huacana, has moved his family to this
city.
l. Farmer vs.. the Houston & Texas
Central railway, Tor killing COW, was
tried before Justice Walton to-day.
Judgment for plaintiff for $25.
| w. f. Norton made his bond and took
charge of the Office of tax collector to.
! day. He made two bonds, county and
stat each separately, $4,000 and $4,000,
endorsed bv The following names: On
county bond, ). y. Smith, George 4
Jester and 4. NJ. " rtOu; Oh state bond,
w. II. Persloy, sam II. Forest, J. W.
Pope, Il. p. Conner, j. w, Westbrook. j =.
/ II. Holland, ". n. WagIcy, G. l.. Jones',
, X. NJ. Jones and GEORGE 4. Jester.
AZ the bar meeting this afternoon the
trial docket for the district court, which
convenes next Monday, was called and
the cases set as follows: First week
lillian ". S.anlurg; Gorrtz Il Hughey
VS.. Uulum; Starke VS.. Texas Il ST. LOUIS
railway; Whitehead VS.. Fisher; Camr-
6eil vs.. Campbell; Mary Johnson VS..
| Robert Johnson.
I 1NNOlh NNth-pbiCutT VIZ. FOX, lGnS
vs.. Texas & st. Louis railroad; Beeman
W.. same; Boles VS.. Brico; Barth VS.. In
surance company; Owens vs. Texas Il
ST. Louis railway company; Mccormack
I vs.. same; Lee VS., same; Anglot VS..
Lee ct al; Broadway ~ Keerson vs..
Pace.
Third week White vs.. McCurter ct
al; Hutchinson vs. Meazel ct al; Dodge
VS.. Miller; Ingram We. Ingram; Pierce
vs.. Wood; Frost VS.. Overton; Kick IS.
| Beeman aud Texas x st. Louis raillOad
Oliver vs.. Bceman; Bisso vs., Rrjce Cal.
lahan vs.. Mulloy; Lee VS.. Texas u ~.
Louis railroad.
Fourth weck-Uarvey VS.. Carroll;
/ Molioy vs.. Houston Il Texas Central
railroad; McCOwn W.. Texas & st. Louis
, railroad; barron VS.. Houston \ Texas
| Central railroad; Neshkotsllv W.. InSur-
snce company; Ansl,t VS., Bepman;
| Cuium VS.. Beeman and 1uSas q st.
Louis railroad; McCarter vs.. Houston
Il Texas Central railroad. Divorce cases
all set for next Friday.
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