The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

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WAxAHAcuIE, Aug. ll,-LSpsolal.l-
Delegates u tho State Grange con-
time to pour in on ovory train. The
following came IN this morning: u.
J. Coz, Gonzales; W. Nj, Smith, Mort
disu; +, q. Wyatt, Vernon; !. It. Co
coren, Dallas; l.. G. Brsnon, Duck
Creek; y. NJ Thornton and lady, Cald-
well; John II. Diversity, Grimes; James
Armour, Texas; G. w. Beloher, Whit.
uey; d. d. Thompson, Florence; r. T..
Steele, Florence; John w. Clark, q.
w, White, +. p. Duggan, Freestouei
II. q. Berry, Henderson; q. NJ. Thomp-
son, LoyolgIy; d. B. PiskeY, Daily
SPRING.; John Myers, MoDado; w. II,
Hens!ey and lady, Msrshalli J. A.
Meeks ana lely, Van Ianat; Y,
and lady, RObertson; j. 8. ltog6rs,Gal-
weston; Mis-. Ida Rogers, Galveston;
Henry X. Fagrar, VITO and child, Cor
sicana; l.. L.. McInnis, Agricultural
and Mechanical college; George a.
Hodges, Falls; &. A. Erwin and lady,
Lsdoetter; G. Christian and lady,
Upshpr, and several moro whose
names THE HERALD correspondent
could not get.
". a. Shaw, Of Galveston, publisher
OF the Texas Former, is IN attendance,
as il Professor l., Il, MclruiB. Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college.
The Harrison county delegation
briug with thom petition from the
citizens of Marshall, asking that
the leHt annual assembly b0 hold
there. They offer liberal induce
ments. and the petition 10 siguod
bv Judge Keller, Mayor PITTS aAc all
Ui the city aud county officials, as well
a. by many of the leading merchants,
TICIc arc about IS delegates I'll
ready h5re, aud as many more eX-
pectpd m by Monday.
fhe Grange met in tho court honse
this morning and was called to order
- 10 o'clock by Worthy Master Al.
Rose.
Officers present were: J, b. Long
GYerseer.
William Blalock, steward.
j. Il. Henry, treasurer.
Il, ~. Kennedy, secretary.
II. G. Porter, gatekeeper.
Mrs. S. A. Rose, Ceres.
Miss Kate Blalock, Flora.
Mrs. =. Il. Kennedy, stswGrdess,
Miss Ida Barlley, Pomona pro
tenn.
Absent: j. 9. Alexander, assistant
steward, and Mrs. Willie House, OF
Waco, Pomona.
After the usual opening
ceremonies, the committee on
credentials was appointed, con-
sisting of l.. G. Williams, Of Boil,
Il. NJ. Scott, OF Collin, and ", II. Hac-
rig, of Dallas.
Tho Grange thon adjourned untii2
o'clock ., m,
The doors were opened and the pub
lie invited in to hear the annual ad-
dress by tho worthy master, A. }. Rose,
who spoke to a large and appreciaLlye
audience. Subiect-"Educatlo Co.
operation and Home." Mr.. Rose spoke
in that manner so characteristic OF one
whoao whole soul is bent upon one OBJ
iact. and that object the grand triumph
of the institution over all error.
The Grange reassembled st O'Clock
with tho master, a, j. Rose, in the
chair.
on motion, the worthy master ap-
pointed tho standing committees Tor
the session.
While the worthy master was absent
arranging committees, u. w. smith,
Of Travis, occupied the cbair.
W. A. Shaw, of Galveston, was
called upon to address tho house,
" aich he did in humorous manner,
often bringing down tho house wl5h
home thrusts and clever hrs.
A. NJ. Keller, Of Bell, also addressed |
the house in forcibin manor, setting
forth the object and purpose Of the
Grange. Ha was listened to- with |
great interest. The Grange, upon mo-
ton, SGT apart Wednesday evening as
tho time for comforting the fifth do.
gree, and Thursday evening AT 8
O'Clock memorial services wilt pc holu |
commemorative the dead o. Tho last
year.
BY request tho secretary road the |
list OF members who had died since |
their last meeting. They numbered
1877.
Adjourned to meet at O'Clock in |
the morning.
Notwithstanding the veto placed |
upon the issuance of tho bonds for the |
purchase money of tho Marvin col |
Iege buildings, by the board OF alder
men at their last meeting, tho school
trustees consider the original pur-,
chase made by them bona tide and
will meet the payments on said con-
tract out af the school fund as pro-
vided for by law.
The young ladies, Misses McClain |
and McElhanoy, who were wrecked in
q smash-up on the way to camp meet
ing Sunday night, are suffering IRON
the bruises yet. Luckily no bones
were broken.
Cotton picking has commenced with
a vengeance.
Mrs. DR.. Ward received q telegram
from her brother in Pittsburg,. Penn
sylvania, yesterday, announcing tho
death OF their mother. /
Toe telegram was sent at 7:45 and
delivered At a. M, consuming just IL
minutes, and the difference III the
time at the two points.
Rev. Mr.. Hanks preached to very
attentive audience last night at the
Baptist church.
You Must Eat CT Die.
But DO very careful what you eat, or
YOU may die eating. For at this sea-
son OF the year when stale or green
fruit is eaten disorderGd condition OF
the bowels often proving fatal IS the
result. You should attend to it at
once by taking DR.. Biggers Huckie-