The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-23
SHERMAN.
Corresnondence Of the Herald.

of the Herald.
SHERMAN, June %, 1850,
All the industrial institutions of Sherman
are running on full time. The foundres,
planning mills, barrel factory, and cotton-
seed oil nails, flour mills and all others are
in full operation Some are engaging extra
hands in order to fill their increasing orders
promptly, while others are working night
and uny. There is no reason that any one
should be idle in this city at present. Ii
work is wanted, it can be had by any man OF
industrious and sober habits.--A train OF
eleven wagons, drawn by two yoke OF oxen |
each, went north through the city yesterday;
The caravan was bound for ArkaRs IS, and
the people we're from the cattle range OF
Southwest Texas. The census of the outht
footed up ffty-seven souls, the youngest two
months old and the Oldest eighty-one.--
The members of the Presbyterian church
will give lawn party at the residence OF Mr..
r. p. Jones, on South Tr'vis street, this
evening. An art collection will be one of the
features ofthe event, which is to be contriou'
ted by the friends of the church. The sun
dsy school of this denomination will be the
beneficiary of the latter.--On Monday
evening last the Library association offered
the following programme; Paper
Subject - Woman's Heart, j. 5. BEN
iamin; vocal solo, Mrs. McFaul;
select reading, Miss Carrie Rountree; vocal
duet. Misses Hicklin; select reading, Miss
Mary Brown; instrumental solo, MISS lda
Marsh. affords us apeculiar gratlhes-
ton 10 notice the re-establlshment OF I'M ine
health of Captain NJ. o. O'Callahan. ms
gentleman has, for protracted PERIOD. oeeh a
sufferer from an organic affection which n, mas
incspacitated him for the active duties OF me-
and in the discharge of his duties.
The young ladeis of the city
Of Sherman met yesterday under
the care OF Major Levy, at Cummins nail;
To elect Goddess of liberty, for the grand
fourth of July celebration. The hall was
omen at 4 D. M, when the Sherman BRASS
band dscoursed sweet music to the ryoung
hearts that had come there to add success to
that grand memorial day and true t"loutc OF
rsspect to the father Of our couutry-GeorS'
WASHINGTON. Mr. Fred Cockerell called tht
meeting to order and made very appro0prl
ate speech. followed by Judge Silas Hare
who gave vent to his feelings, AMI iNsp're'
all present to that great nstona
day that will be observed as ions
as we retain our American independence
Also the Rev. DR.. Bonde made n lew appro
nriate remarks. All are cooperating VIII
Major Levi, who is toilng night and day, L
: make the 4th at Sherman wlnder anu
surprise, not only to Texas, hut 70 VI
,. United States. Miss Mary Richardson wa
. chosen to represent the Goddess OF LhoertN
, with tbirtv.six of Sherman's fairest daush
!. ers to represent each state in the union'-
: Miss Ella Ancell left yesterday on a summe
Y vacation and visit Miss Ancell has man
friends in this city who will rejoice at be ,'
ratnrn,--M Miss George GurnoN, one OF II
rt,irning bellies of Paris, is visiting IN IA
citV.-The private boarding house kept
Mrs. Hieklin in West Mulberry street IS b
vond ALI doubt the best in the city ana
= slways full OF select boarder;, AT J.,
i" BinEiy house: CE Phillips, wife and en-
, and servant, Bonham; Mrs. Zoo
l. l. Texas. W Il Haley, Fannin county; ko'
It ert Noble Marshall; Mr., Kennedy, cit
.. ] B Wadeigh, Texas; II b Sanoorn' nov
= ton: ice Long, city; G",rse Gr"lt' c
u Ralpb Church, do; j c King Houston
:. r Texas Central railway; } I'm Ma, ,M ~, Ear
" Tex; sam Baker, Fannin county; Mss NOR
:. Denison; George Lea, city; j t ~ g
l. 40. ! NJ Martin, Gainesville; W BYE
~. -. city; Colonel j 5 Noble, TexaIkana; a O'
=, der, New York; Max IL Genlah, 'aiVes''
r. j L Chapman, city,