The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-26

10 inc EdltOf OF lhc lleTllu'
81 Thinking that a few lines from this
part of the moral heritage" might not
prove unintcrcSting to your readers OF
local items, and prompted by desire to
contribute to the interest and efficacy
SOt n journal devoted to the interests OF
this section and possessing that rare
merit of combining progressycncss with
integrity, we shall briefly chronicle the
aevcnts OF special importance to tins pc
sculiar people in "all the regions round
3about' our classic city Of Richardson.
although habitations and inhabitants in
-Four embryo city are like unto angels
Visits, vet our best oracle Of material,
moral and intellectual, prosperity will
ale found in the character OF our build
Sings thus far, One school house, the
Sbcst furnished in Dallas county, i'll
(which Il public school is taught each
Syear, two churches Cumberland Pres
sbyterian Christian, two public halls,
lin which the Independent Order OF odd
Fellows, Masons, and Patrons Of Illus
bandry hold their stated meeting, and
two stores, controlled respectively by
5Messrs Wheeler " White and Il. >.
sNoorhics. The inhabitants are repre-
scented by four families, all told, with Il
prosperous, enterprising community,
Second to none in intelligence, morality
land material prosperity, There is a
probability of our city assuming more
mammoth proportions, Judging by the
4,N uN ni,,,n,,nl nll,nnn,l of tina I,Ist lew
weeks.
"A Charles T. Morris, u genial friend
Eand acquaintance of most Of your read
ers, has departed from the error OF his
* ways and the inconvenience and pllva'
tions of consequences, and taken unto
himself partner Of lifes joys and sor'
N rows Miss Matte Lively, daughter
of Joel Lively, Esq, near Plano, is the
happy recipient of the hand and heart
ofthe aforesaid Charles. May they live
long and prosper, IS the earnest wish OF
their innumerable of friends.
81 Samuel l. Cooper and Miss Alice
Murray, were united in the tolls on last
y Sunday, at the Presbyterian church in
\ this place, Rev q. l.. Blcwett otliclat'
bling Sam is one of our most popular
and cstimable young gentlemen, III TACT
Il general favorite, and we are sorry 10
N loose him from the ranks Of bachelor
Y hood, but "sich' is life The bride Mis-
n Allie Murray, is II sister.in-law OF l. u
r Fisher Esq, of this vicinity, where she
+ has been making her home for the past
ten months. This match was and Is, a
most agreeable one for parties, am,
y We wish them all the success III the cal
cndar,
The bridesmaids were Miss Eppi'
Bowser and Miss Rappie Gale, ATTENDED
N by Mr. X. II. Floyd and Mr.. l.. {. Smp
son, the entire affair was most r'chtrch
in every particular,
At this writing quite an interesting
revival is in progress at the Cumberlah'
"a Presbyterian Church in this plUce M
W der the pastoral charge Of the Rev. Il. l.
N Blewett. Quite number have made
Il profession of religion, and great lnteres
" is being manifested. The cause is holy
lot the good work 90 on.
"a Last evening our usual daily routln
in this quiet hamlet was invaded by tn
" Galy ns. Afteran address ct we
cor as. T, Morris, Supplemental
II byl marks from others, and r.
pile, y Col Sellers OF Galveston, tn
Il enti party visited our business mousse
making many acquaintance ana Torn
ing many ties of social and business II
tercsts We thank the members OF IL
excursion for their recognition OF OF
place and grain interests.
Galveston, the gem city of the Gnl
would do well to appreciate the gral
interests of Northern Texas, and NJ
future is well assured if she only wori
with Northern Texas, with the mot
OF her cxcursionists eXcmplilied, ll'
and let live" Come again, gentleme
we assure you cordial welcome, Al
promise something more substantl'
Moro anon ES V,