The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13
SHERMAN.
Reported Dally,l

Reported Dally'l
SHERMAN, March n, 1880
Winds may blow and storms may rage
but the Now Southern hotel keeps calmly on
lis way, with mne host, Guthrie, NJ the helm
II Is tho most popular institution OF the kind
In this cty.--Th0 Chronicle and the Cour'
ier aIe lust now engaged In an animated dis
cusslOn rs 10 certain statements made by the
former under the title "Slruck Pay Grave
Where II will end We know not---Ihe fox
hunt that was to have transplred tomorrow,
has been ronqulshod, Owing 10 the late rains
the chase would necessarily have 70 BIO con
Quoted In boats, and they could
not bo found. Very fortunate for
tho foxes, but somewhat hard on the young
people, who have been anticipating much
pleasure from the chase,---lho sherman
Signal, Groenbnck organ Of this city, seems
TO be kind o peterng oul, m II were, We
aro sorry for this, for the propdelors are gem
ml, whola.soulcd fellows, who deserve 10 sue.
ceed-Our face fairly scntilatod with all
the gorgeousness Of our company smile Ms
we ran against Colonel Fairfax ut the Blink
ley house this morning. Weremember with
pleasure tho oourl9sies extended TO Us by tho
colonel while we were nj Fort Worth some
time since, aud wish him II pleasant stay
in our midst-Not n single bale
of cotton on to plM to-
day. 1t would stick in the
mud If II vera there, Quito number of
our people are contemplating an carly emf
grafton TO Leadyille.-AtN called meeting
Of the City Council yesterday $3.50 dollars
were voted towards building the NrIeslan
we'll, This probably explains the increased
vigor with which tho steam whistle shreks
to-day.--Ben Goodrich, ono Of oar best
known aud most respected attorneys, has
discovered all nj ones that hs wa, 20 go TO
Arizona. g'lls exp lains his course IN selling
his city property for what II will BRING
We uro sorry 10 lose him, but If he will go
we wish him good luck and lots of prosperity.
Wouldn't il DO u good idea 10
appoint committee Of six or eight
able bodied men to break the legs of th
town cows and murder the mulutulnous
town hog? We offer this MS suggestion.
We don't know much about political economy
but are dead sure that this coarse would
give the town some peace. -Clem Pierce,
so wo qro informed, Is candidate for Office Mt
the ensuing meeting Of the County Rcpubli.
CHll tblNtlliOlls pNNll0 w ho wv h"N' h'"'N
of Glenn Defore.---Our people are Just now
puzzling their heads to find proper persons
for school trustees. Gold! o isn't II cold,
and damp and muddy and disogrocable!
The man who is cheerful these days Is most
eligable cand date for the heavenly world =
The prvn,e boarding house presided over by
Mr.. Meyers, on the corner Of Jones and
Montgomery streets, is most quiet and
elegant tItuion.-Mr. Todd walked into
the Mayors Office, under convoy of officers,
and atoned Cor his little jamboree Of yester-
day TO the amount OF three dollars. Hewas
ably seconded by Mr.. G. d. Bridges, re-
tired capitalist, who had sought surceaso of
sorrow in the flowing bowl ut the same time.
Mr.. Cobb instead of having tho corn where
the eternal fitness of things had ordained
it should he inverted in the natural or er an d
put it on the inside of him, and cheerfully
paid for his experiments in this direction.