The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-28
SHERMAN,
Reporled Daily,l
SHERMAN, March 70, 1880

REPORTED Dhllyl
SHERMAN, March 70, 1880,
Mr., Guthrie, proprietor Of the now South
ern hotel, Is still IN tho lend as hotel man,
10 demonstrate this fact We will refer 10 the
contract given 10 him ~ furnish the banquet
for the Knights of Honor We aro willing
90 stake our reputation on tho assertion that
Il WIS ono Of tbs finest ever spread on any
JOYOUS occasion In this city, and in which
Mr.. Guthrie, Of the new Southern, did him
self eminent credt.-Don't forget tho
Mvers house on the corner OF Jones and
Walnut streets, This Is private boarding
house and has not u superior In tho city,
When you come 70 Sherman and arc Ia want
Of such house call on Mr.. Myon,---Thc
little infant Of Mr.. and Mira. II, l., Jones
died this morning, The father who Ia NIB
Gent, has been teegraphed for and will arrive
to-niorrow.---The whlrlwinds of dust
which have been constantly flying through
the streets to-day, have been
almost sufficient 10 stine every
one who oamo In contact with thom.--
Milton MOBILES Ia u ful-blooded, genial and
brilliant Bohemian, with talent enough 10
keep tho American stage supplied with spicy
and entertaining dramas, and some TO spare
IN addition TO the loss Of $1,000 by the
bank, In consequence Of Mr.. Smiths sudden
departure, there are several individuals who
we're severe losers Among them ARE Messrs
Elliott a. Freeman. who lost 81 900 and S4OO
respectively nmoney which they had loaned
Smith. and also portion of Mr.. Froeman's
loss was wages, which Smith owed him. -
Vain efforts are, being made to extract the
drill which was lost In the arteslan-wel last
Saturday, by the breaking of tho rope, but
il is hoped that success will soon crown the
efforts of these patient workers. We see
that General Grant didn't get swallowed up
in the gulf, which is good thing for tho
gulf--Mr. James Watson, grocer of
Dallas, was in the city yesterday. Several
Denisonans are attending District court. -
The District court was engaged the whole of
Yesterday on the case of David Whelan vs..
Texas Pacific railroad, for damages received.
This case was tried last October term Of the
court. The jury rendered n verdict in favor
of Mr. Whean for $4,000. A new trial was
grauted and the result yesterday was in CIV
ing Mr.. Whelan SO, 1866 for tho loss Of his
right hand. Oh, ye monopilies, money is
20 d.-Spring chickens IRE beginning to
flood the market. Three wagon loads in
town yesterday. ----Johnny Boland, .candi-
Data for City Marshal, was out yesterday
with his collection of birds and animals,
headed by the Sherman Cornet band, and
followed by large crowd parading the
principal streets of the city. The band
wagon bore banner, on which was inscrb,,
ed, "The Peoples Candidate for Marshal"
Quite crowd was collected wherever the
procession came to halt, and
numerous hand-bills, bearing the
inscription as the banner, were distrib-
uted. Mr.. Boland has collected quite n mo-
nsgerie in the short time he has been at it,
John S. Burgess, of Fort Worth, is in the
city.--You made me say that the Grand
jury returned twenty-five more indictments
this morning, which swells the total number
to 1922 instead Of 227 as it was written in my
communication. Delmonico restaur'
ant is offered for SALE not for want of busl'
ness, Fisher 81 Williams, proprietors., This
institution is the best in Sherman, and cant
be excelled in the State. Go there when you
will, they will bs found catering to the wants
of the hungry. This is fine opportunity
for some one to make a good investment.