The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
FROM SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TOO MUCH OF THE "sEAuTlFuL."
A Mild Attack of Indignation-Coal Mine
Fever Cooling-Parade for March
4th-Advlce to Farmers
Taiiy and Pork Talk.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Feb. l3.-LCorre-
dence.l-Wednesday night brought
slight fall of snow; yesterday the
weather moderated and the hopes all
rose with the thermometer, but mer-
curry and feelings went down rapidly
last night, and an additional snow
covers the earth this morning.
An Indignation meeting has been
held concerning the whisky business.
but guess it did not indgnate much, a !
the sausage market continues firm,
| with n growing demand bv the quart
or pint. Queer measure for sausage,
but just so.
Coat mines are quoted low and RAPIDLY
falling. All owing tothe science of Mr..
/ Cummins. Visions OF wealth doomed
up from the coal pits, but such is dis
PEELED In the thin smoke Of Ignite coal.
Too bad. But hope springs eternal in
the human breast
Arrangements are being made for an
interesting drama. Little Jack Horner
rs To slt IN corner with plum pie in
his arms. Every time he pulls out a
plum all the "soups" are to cry "bravop
In large voice. North Texas is invited
TO participate.
The boys OF town are arranging for a
fantastic procession and fireman's pa
rade on March 4. A lively time is
promised, and invitations win be sent
10 Nlnsboro, Cooper, Greenville
and all other little surrounding towns.
Speaking OF Greenville reminds one
oil her endoavor to keopup with the bal
ance of the procession. Her latest is a
newspaper, the Appeal. Copies have
been mailed regularly to the HERALD
correspondent by the large hearted edi-
tor, MIR. Gaines. His paper is bound
Tor success. To whatever endeavor
woman lends her aid there is but one
natural sequence,
The Black Jack Post will enlarge
| soon. The Posi- was evidently sharp
enough to wedge down solidly In town.
Now, If there is life in IT, of course it
will grow.
The cold weather has been splendid
Tor pork. There seems to be larger
amount than usual In the country, aud,
thanks TO the mast crop, it is fat and
fine. One farmer alone was heard To
boast OF killing thirty hogs To salt away.
That sounds good for the country, and
is reminder OF ante-bel-
lum days, when man lived ut
home and boarded at the same place:
when ho did not keep his corn crib in
Kansas, and his meat house and potato
patch in different states.
Cattle is standing the cold so far
very well, all things being considered.
Tho bad time, though il coming i'm
March, or the HERALD correspondents
farm experience is deceptive.
The boys will prove veritablo traps for
the weakened animals. Then deceived
by coming spring and growing grass,
the farmer will neglect his stock Tor
other matters, when few more weeks
of care and attention would more than
repaid by the.decrease in death rate.
Advice, though is ike medicine; most
anybody can give it as the new presi-
dent has found out ere this.
Nothing has been found of tho bur-
glars in Patton's drug store, There was
one shot sack containing $3.50 I'm nickels
and dimes. Any person found with
such an amount TO dispose OF is entitled
TO an officers strictest attention.
Quite a crowd, mostly young people,
lett for the exposition this week. Youth
is worth the riches of the world, for IL IL
capacitated then, and at no other time,
TO enjoy the wine Of life. IL sours ere
middle age, and mankind frowns over
IL aud grumbles vt its acids.