The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
SHERMAN.

Reported Daily.l ,,
SHERMAN. February I. 1850.
Over at the New Southern hotel mine
most Gutherie is positively growing thin with
oyer-work. But he endures the throngs who
gather round his board with resignation, and
never allows his tables to run down. In fact
people arc beginning 10 realize that the New
Southern is the hotel of the city Of Sherman.
We are very, very sorry to chronicle the
death of the son of Rev. 5. A. Goodwin, of
this city. He passed away last night and
will be carried to the "city of the silent
this afternoon. Mr.. Goodwin has had much
misfortune since his advent in our midst.
Constant sickness in his family has
occupied his time. His church has
Deen burned down, and now tho death
angel has robbed him of his boy. He has
our hearty sympathy in his aiflicticn.---
Little Bertie, the infant daughter of j. brce,
esq, is very ILL tut little hopes of her re-
coyery are entertained. ---ir Carpenter,
one of the most genial men that ever lived,
takes his departure for Palestine on Monday.
He delivers the address at tho coming meet
ing of the Grand C0mmandery at that place.
The members of the Central Baptist
church are contemplating the erection OF a
religious edifcc mt no very distant day. 1t is
designe to make it building that shall be
a credit 10 the church and ap ornament to
the CITY of Sherman The Sherman Courier
makes new departure tc morrow; 1t will be O
regular lirst-class Sunday paper at that time.
-Lucien Stowe has been more than heard
from. Hes fairly swimming in tho delights
OF Gotham, and that, too, with new suit OF
clothes, in which thore are fOrty-nine pock-
ets.-Our citizens are becoming more and
more enthused in the work of Irish relief.
briggs Goodrich is blooming out in the
way of new fence in front Of his pleasant
little residence.---The party at Mr.. Will
sits was most delightful success last night
At least that is what those who were
40 fortunate a. to attend report
Willie Walker, the fragile Bill,
departed for New Orleans last night. He
proposes to see all there is of the Mardi
Gras. And with him went quite number
of our best citizens. like clear
conscience to make man fat is what the
fairy.like Goldman whsperc between drinks
& He weighs three hundred pounds. ---Colonel
4 Parker returned from a successful lecture
trip to Gainesville Thursday. We are glad
20 psze upon him spain.-Mr. Thoma.
s. Richards returned from short trip 70 the
west yesWruhJ Ill soou honish a'iu oP'S'
Our society people are considering another
party at the residence of that whole-souled
gentleman, Mr.. r. p. Dicks.--The colored
leap year ball is assured to have been most
exaggerated success reviewed from an Afri.
can stand-point.--0ur pleasant fellow
townsmsu, Mr.. Bates, has purchased the prop
erty Of Mr.. Root on North Walnut street.
and proposes locating permanently in Sher'
man, and we may add, that Sherman is very
glad of the fact aud extends = hearty well
come to Mr.. b. and his accomplished lady,
Mr.. w. H. Cook, prominent young aitor
ney of this city, has received and accepted
An invitation to deliver the address at the
coming public session of the Literary Socl
ciety of the Sherman Institute. While
we are speaking of the Institute, it would be
as we'll to add that Mrs. POLICEMAN, wife o
the Prof. POLICEMAN, ut that institution, hai
aarriyed in Sherman. She is said to be an
adept in the art vi music and has been en-
gagad us q teacher in that department at th'
( Inst tute- We are very sorry, IN
deed. to learn of the sever
Illness of Mrs. j. A. Bohres, Of this city,
candidates for the Office of City Marsha
multiply to an alarming extent. II is won
derfui how many men have suddenly realizot
their fitness tor the ,osition. gigant'