The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05
SHERMAN.


SHERMAN, February 4. 1880,
Mr.. Guthrie, over NJ tho New Southern
hotol, Ia growing thin with oyorwOrk, But
still tho travelling multtudos roll In md seat
themselves around ha woll-lllled Tables
AT their meeting, Tonight, tho city Council
will have the honsea Of prostitution under
confederation, We know tho gentlemen and
fool assured that positive steps will be- taken
towards nbalng this nuisance, But will they
have tho backbone and perseverance, ~
maintain their position, or viii y
month 500 these housea M they nro
nj tho present timoS We shall aee.--..
Nothing can BIO more gratifying 10 our moral
community than tho decrease Of intompor-
ance In our midst M seen by the returns from
tho boll-punchos. True We see ust M many
drunken mon M ever and our saloons seem 10
DO doing good business, but figures will not
lio. Forty-nlno dollars Tux Is all that foil in-
TO the hands Of the corporation inslead of
tho hundreds that used 10 go thor. We
congratulate Ourselyos.---h spocpl tele-
gram from II, l., liartoa informs w of the
fact that no Ia doing rs vol ~ could DO ex-
pooted under tho circumstances, lilo Is tho
recent parent of n promising. girl
baby. Io has our sympathy
Mr., McRinstry, who resides seven mlcswcst
of Sherman, has Just gotten rid of n danger
Gus cancer on hia face by the skill of II Mrs.
Brown, Of this city. Tho operation was n
painful ono but very succcssful-tho cancer
dropping out after eleven days treatment,
-nhc nrtesian we'll ut tho leo factory has
reached depth of over three hundred feet
and still no water appears. They begin work
tk... .tnll an hn in tn-Iu NJ
Peters, vito of tho suny-tompered jerks Of
tho Chronicle, is i'll. Tho lady. has
our sympathy and earnest wishes
for hor speedy rccoVery.----
We hear but little now Of improving tho
cemetery. We trust that tho movement has
not subsidized entirely "A glance into tho
counting-room of K. q. Hall this morning
revealed tho hce of that wholc-souled gontle-
man. IIo has woll-nigh recovered from his
recent illness, and is able to attend to business
once again. Stone has been heard
from. He has landed safely In New York
city and 10 head in business,--We
arc all looking forward to the sociablo Mt the
residence of. W. ,Hearno, on Thursday,night.
1t Is given under the auspices OF
tho ladies of the Southern Methodist
church, and promises to be II very pleasant
atlair.--Our friend, 4. b. Heating attended
an Irish wake yesterday. SO we arc informed,
ut loast.--ThNt veteran travelling sales
man, Joe Jim Hunter, ia in the city to-day.
IIe Is in tho interests of II. j. Willis " Bro,
of Galveston. Latte advices from "Doc"
Hall, of the firm of II. G. Hall " Son, are
most encouraging. He is almost well NOW
and nearly ready for business, He has been
very low, but in consideration ofthe feelings of
his parents, has kept the serious nature ofhis
illness from them until 1t is past
The neat residence Of @. Q. Jones, cashier of
the City bank, is noater than over by reason
of Il new coat of paint. Fitch. esq,
got IN from his largo rancho in Clay county
day before yesterday. He reports his cattle
in excellent condition and says that every
thing is moving of nicely out there. Ills
hosts of friends bid him welcome home
Tho sunshine is having some effect on tho
bowling weather that has been shaking US for
some timo.-Candidate for tho City Mar
shalship are already in the field We have
heard of live or six who might be persuaded
to accept the office in case it was
forced on them by their admiring fellow
citizens Tile amount Of freight that Is
being unloaded at our various depots is aston
ishing. There is considerable vitality in us
yet.-The new departure in the Dallas
HERALD AND COMMERCIAL is making it
more popular than ever among its Sherman
readers. Mayor Candy returned from his
western tour in good order late last night.
With him was Colonel Morris. A runaway and
other little mishaps added spice to their trip.
The Police court infinitely scanned, fails
to show up single item. We feel hurt over
this. 1t shows singular lack of
and regard for the finer
feelings of tho reporters NATURE
the advice and upon the recon-
lation Of the school committees of Grayson
county a convention of the trustees, teachers
and all good citizens interested in public cd
ucation will be held in the District court
room, at Sherman, on Thursday, tho 4th day
of March hext" This is the opening CLAUSE
in circular which Judge Steedman is dis
through the county. The judge
has been indetatigable in his work in the
interest of the public schools of the
county, and we have no doubt but
that this convention will be the means
of much good in that line.-
Last Monday night e. r. Archmard had
been u married man Just seventeen years,
and the years have passed lightly over tho
head of this gentleman and his accomplished
lady. Children have blessed their union and
happiness unalloyed been theirs. Wedo not
wonder that the happy anniversary was cele'
brated by sumptuous dinner and the pres
ence of hosts of smiling friends.