The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
SHERMAN.
Reported Daily.l

SHERMAN, March 10, 1880.
These are the days in which the traveller of
good taste puts his aftor-dinner cigar on tho
veranda Of the New Southern hotel and longs
for supper time to come,--The meeting OF
the Sherman Library association on Monday
night was one of unusual interest.
The paper by w. @. Dunnult was exhaustive
and created very good impression
on the minds of his auditors.
Mr.. Munson replied to the same in n half
hours speech, giving his views of christianity
from a skeptics standpoint. The most pleas
ant part of the programme was reading
with which Mrs. Stetson favored the associa-
ton The charming lady, by. her grace and
evolutionary skill, took us all by storm, and
we are patiently waiting for the promised time
when she will give us an entertainment Ii
Rev. Dr. Reed, pastor the Congregational
church at Paris, is on our streets to-day.
Things look peasanter when the genial di-
vine Is in our midst.--Our young people
and the old ones too are going to meet in a
grand fox chase on next Saturday. Several
packs of hounds have been received, and all
are anticipating a pleasant time.-Jinks, of
the Evening Chronicle, slipped a piece of bolo-
gna sausage into his left vest pocket
and started on trip over the
the Transcontinental road this morning. The
Junior editor is now at the helm over at the
Chronicle office. Conn. Haney is in
mourning over the loss Of black setter pup
by, and the man who has public spirit
enough about him to return the same will be
rewarded literally. comes to us that
Rev. }. w. Carhart, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
has been triumphantly acquitted of certain
charges that have been made against him.
This gentleman is cousin Of Rev.
L. II. Carhart, a Methodist
presiding elder, of this city.-We are. hav-
ing an epidemic of telephones at present.
The very air is thick with wires and strings
that connect improvised instruments at vari-
Gus points. the evening of March 9th,
Mr.. M. A. Moody and Miss Jodie Hopson,
were united in the bonds of holy matrmony.
We wish them ioy.-Sherid Eyerheart has
DISCHARGED two of his deputies,
so we understand The season
for full nedged African dances
is upon us and the.night air shrieks with the
consumptive violin or trembles to the crash
of mighty brogan. We are pleased to see
the face of Mr.. James Flanagan on our
streets. Ne halls from Jefferson and is on a
visit to friends in this city.--TEe man who
writes Sherman locals for the Dallas HERALD
calmly whiiIs the finest meerschaum in the city
aud calls down blessings on the head
OF Major Cummins the donor thereof.
When we get rich we are going to
give the Major million orso in government
bonds Odd Fellows of the city or
anize Rebecca degree lodge tomorrow
night. This is good move on their part.
Tie workman who manipulates the
drill at the artesian well on the plaza is look
ing momentarily for gush of water from
the bowels of the earth. We hope it
will gush high enough to drown the
Internal whistle in connection with
the affair." most pleasant and elegant
boarding house may be found on the corner
Of Jones and Montgomery streets by such as
desire private boarding mouse. Mr. Myers
presides over the excellent institution
Samples of job work from the HERALD
office give great satisfaction TO those con-
cerned in our city.