The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-13

the war path Grsyson county will be oblige
to surrender st discretion. Mis- Eva Fow
Ter left On the noon train for Michigan yes
Ierday' Her mssy friends join the wish the
she may see tit to return once more for dur
lrg her shor! residence in our midst she ha
endesred herself to host of fri nds and al
mirers.--The air is full of picncs and ru
mIors OF picnics.-Jske Levy has connected
hi; Italian pheasant nest and his stor
by telephone line so that he can hear III,
hrst peep" of the coming birds. He has al
ready promised Il. G Hall, Mark Andrews
John Kennedy and A. Chapman a pa
of the birds, which is very liberal
considering that there are onl,
six eggs. He probably designs to have sew
era pairs OF twins out of tho brood. -Tht
exercises OF tomorrow at the v. Il. church
south, pr mise 10 be Of unusual interest
Rev; DR.. Steele, the speaker, is most fayora
bly, known throughout the entire South. r.
Mrs, Hicklin's DO .rding house on Mulberry
street, is quiet, retired and elegant
now raspberries have appeared in the market
The Denison News with its usual imagi
native enterprise, reports that d. w. G. Da-
Wis 10 going to move his mammoth hardware
store to that place, There isn't enough room
up there for a quarter Of il and if there was
the gentleman knows enough of
Denison to keep clear of it.
A gang OF petty thieves have made Sherman
the base of their operations lately, and from
the celebrity with which numerous small arti-
Giles are disappearing they are no new hands
at the business.--The exhibition of the &c.
critean society Of the North Texas Female
college last night was very pleasant affair,
and the large and cultured audience in at
tendance appreciated it in the highest man.
ner. On Monday night next the 0lio society
OF the same institution will present the fol-
lowing programme: Music; Recitation
DARBY and Joan, class; Music; Recitation
"The Motheress Turkeys" Miss Eva Levy.
Music; Dialogue-"The Aunt's Legacy"
Miss Eula Bnkley and six little girls; Music;
Recitation-"A Womsn's Answer to Mans
Question" Miss Nettie Bass; Music; Dia-
logue-"rhe Year" twelve little girls; Music;
Recitation 1.-THE World for Sale,' Miss
Helen Heaten; Music; Recitation-"The
Famine" Miss Rebecca Hernstadt; Music !;
Dislogue-"The Goddess of Liberty; Music:
The exercises begin promptly at o'clock.
When Jacob Shears, of this city, went
over to Denison last Wednesday be was tho
poss ssor of some hundreds of dollars worth
of notes, besides little ready cash, all of
which kind fri"nd relieved rim of on the
platform of the depot And now he wants
to See that friend very, very badly,
which reminds us that Conn Hsnev is stili
anxious to gaze upon the form of his lost
setter puppy and willing to nav moderateIy
for the pleasure, without asking embarrassinS
questions. following are the officers
elected by the Sherman ROYAL Arch Chnnter
No. 81, for the ensuing Masonic wear; " ]
Murphy,E II P;GA Brown, Z X: w E
Staples, L S; G Statler, Treasurer; j G Je.
Cunningham, p S: w II Landlord, r T OF
S Freeman, NJ of 3rd Y; NJ Inversion, NJ of
2nd V; Dick Hopson, NJ oflst V. M ] Park.
er, Guard. members of the Sher.
man Library association are preparing to
present "The Rivals" to our tbestre.loSying
people. From the success which met a for,