The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06

day" in Sherman, July 4, 1880. Its thunder
notes will echo in every valley and on every
hillside throughout the eounty. stack
of hay containing ten tons OF that equine
diet was DESTROYED by fire two miles down
the railroad some tune during last night.
Passengers on the northbound Central ex-
press this morning report seeing the cremat'
ing heap as they were coming ill.,
This morning on the square handsome bay
horse, on which was seated u very handsome
Young lady, became alarmed at the steam
engine at the artesiaA we'll, aad adopt d GER
tain indeseribable capers, which had the ef-
feet of dislodging his fair bur ien. Down
she came on the ground, but retained hold
of the bride reins, and was so angered at
the timidity of her horse that she bit her
lips sharply, and gave him couple OF keen
strokes with her whip, which made him jerk
away from her. He was caught by some
gentleman, and the young equestrienne was
soon on his back gallopng away.----Mrs.
Cotton. who was deserted by Il scspegrace
husband, about six months ago, and lett IN
destitute circumstances, in little mouse on
Mulberry street, near North Travis, has latey
passed through the trying ordeal OF child
birth, thu legitimate Offspring OF worthless
husband, who promised to shield and pro-
tect her. Mrs, T. j. Brown, and II number
of other ladies', whose names we failed 10
learn, have kindly cared for the poor lady,
purchased her clothing for her two children,
and secured her railroad pass to her old
home and made up purse to supply the
necessaries of life on the road. May
Heaven smile on such noble charity
We regret to chronicle the demise, at 1880
o'clock Yesterday, of Mrs. DIR. W, ii, Will
liams. In the death of this lady Sherman
loses most estimable and Christianity cit
izen and lady who WAS as amiable In char
| acter AS she WAS popular and beloved
| Our clever and progressive merchant, Mr. H.
g. Chapman, is improving bis residence,
property recently purchased of MIR, J. /.
| Stevenson, on Walnut street.--Dr, Eagan
| is having the front of his handsome Pecan
sire residence re built in more substantial
manner. There was some fault in the first
workmanship and he deemed it unsate.---
Mr.. b. N. Woodson returned from Glasgow,
| Missouri, with his far BRIDE on the 2;3U
south bound train yesterday and left on the
$3.50 train for Honey Grove where he will
reside for the present. Mr.. Woodson mar
ried the daughter of Major II. =. CockenI
MAY 3lst; spent two days in st. Louis, where
he met his father and mother OF
their way to Kentucky. May thei
DAYS be those of happiness ant
their paths be those of pence
We anticipate delightful time Monday
night at the St Paul's Methodist churct
festival Rev L. H. Carhart, in compan,
with Rev. Mr. Kemper and Mrs. Skinner, de
part on Monday for flying visit to the Pal
Handle of Texas. BAL Fielder will go t.
church tomorrow if Providence be willing
Predictions were plentiful on the street
yesterday that another of late style o
sosllers would put in appearance before dark
TIL, modern prophet missed Tive mus
say we have boarded ut many private board
ing'houses in Texas, but we hay never beei
fortunate enough to secure such one as W
have now at Mrs. Hicklin, West Mulberr
street. The house is elegantly iut
nished, the table supplied wit
the best the market Affords
At the Binkley: A Fitzgerald, CITY; MIR
Il N Sandesen. Paris; Alfred Abel, Waco;
Lockart, Denisor; w B Brack, City; Il
Foster, Denison; J II Cowls, CITY; A Lagu,
st Louis: G II Pratt, St Louis; b L Beacl
St Louis; B n Woedson and wife, Hone
| Grove; Geo Sleirget, New York; Olive
, Smith, st Louis; K Ii Chiffon and wife, Da
las; G C Burns, r II Burton, New Orlean
Ell Delaney, Paris; j G Hurley, Clear Cit,
! Al Vim. St Lorl,; w T Masten, City; MI
Burns, CITY; r IL Chiffon, Dallas; W
Hamm ond, Ark: R Hoy, New York, w
| Purcus, It Louis; L G Walton, st LOU
4. Brink, Morris, City.