The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-09
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SHERMAN, March 8, 1850,
Nothing is moro surprising than the con-
tnucd prosperity of the new Southern no.
tel and yet Il is not very wonderful, after MI,
to the travelling man who enjoys the hospital
ity of that excellent institution. Louis
Wolfgrnm has returned from business trip
to 81, Louis. lie gaEed upon Parnell and be-
came cnthused over Irish suffering in addi-
ton TO other elevation OF spirits
consequent TO trip TO tho great
metropolis. --- A cold, raw uneom-
Portable day that makes the pious man
elaculate clamp, poor weather. any way"
while the rcprobato walks in and takes slit
itlo suthn" with sugar in his'n, in order to
get up u little internal sumner
A Rev. Mr.. Preston, from GAINESVILLE, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church yesterday, mush to the salts.
faction of his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
going on for tho purchase OF the Sherman
Courier by the Republicans, so says the
Chronicle, but the Courier Indignantly de-
MES the same, and we are inclined to belle We
that the Courier ought TO know whether il 10
going TO sell ont or not. There is war in
the Republican ranks anyway-just the worst
kind of war. They have had one convention,
called by ono faction, and elected delegates
TO the State convention ut Austin. Now
another faction is going TO indulge in another
convention and elect some other delegates.
One more convention and every Republican in
the county would be II delegate to Austin
The churches were attended with moderate
degree Of enthusiasm yesterday. 1t was too
cold for general display of pioty on the part
of discerning public.-A rabbit chase is
among the possibilities. AT least there is a
rumor to that effect on our streets.---Geno-
raj Hawthorno's lecture was very interesting,
though moderately ttended.-District
court convened this morning, with Judge
Bledsoe on the bench, but adjourned till 1870
p. IN. in order to give parties who were sum
moned MS Grand jurors and living in remote
parts Of the county time to be present before
the jury was organized, thereby avoiding the
difficulties which other juries have labored
under by not having each and every precinct
in the county represented by Grand juror.
i. II. Franklin, advance agent ofthe Gold
en- troupe, is in the city. The troupe
will be here after whiIe.---The bicycle
fever has struck us in full force. They are
here-they are all here-and if the physi-
clans and surgeons about town are not chip
per and happy we don't know what happi-
ness isl. o. Martin, who has been max
ing Western tour in the interest of Patty,
Joiner & Co., is with us once again.---Mrs
McFaul, the vivacious and charming little
lady whom we are all proud to call our Mrs
McFaul, takes part in the Sternburg concert
at Denison to-night.--The patent Yale
lock boxes for The new postofiice are all
made and en- route for Sherman. The vault
-, oil ;nl, Nlata M han IL,
the conviction that we are going to have a
e.ai disputes over contested property
are likely to grow out of the enhancement of
value of real estate on the west side of the
plaza owing to the location Of the postoffice.
Miss Dixie Crooks assists in the Stetson
entertainment ut Denison this week, and that
entertainment will be success, for a more
charming young lady or more accomplish
ed vocalist is hard to find in the State of
Texas.--Eight of the boys who have been
revling in the luxurious apartments of the
county Jail were escorted over to the court
house this afternoon and introduced to the
Grand jury in due form.--The session of
the District court furnishes an explanation of
the unusual number of rural friends who are
riding in our street cars or SAM
ping our public houses today
The meeting of the Sherman Library associa-
ton tonight promises to be one of unusual
interest. Elder Dunmite of the Christian
church reads paper on modern iptidelity
and a number of modern infldels will be on
hand to protect themselves. The prosperity
of the association is phenomenal. 1t demon
strates too the fact that Sherman is far above
the average in literary taste.--A most
pleasant little party was the one at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ross, on Montgomery street
last night.--Colonel John Morris is writing
some exquisite little articles for our Sherman
papers.--Our Baptist friends are repainting
and improving their cozy little church edifce
in way that promises to make it more of
an ornament to our city than ever.