The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-27
Corsisana CuIlings.

ConsicANA, Nov. 26.- [Special.l A
petition has been circulating around
town to-day requesting business men 10
close their houses from 10 a. IN. to 8 D. m.
The committee of ladies' appointed to
prepare an exhibit for the exposition
have had their articles on exhibition at
Jacob Aliens clothing store to-day. The
articles consist OF magnificent bay
window curtain, composed of the most
complicated drawn and crochet work,
on a deep rcd ground, valued at
$3.50. 1t is simply superb and will do
great credit TO the ladies' of Corsicana.
Mrs. N. O. Reed and Mrs. w. II.
Matchet, superintended its construc-
tion. The other is memorium worked
on satin, valuable for its age, being
over forty years old
The following marriage license was
issued to-day: James A. Cook 10 Miss
Emma Sears.
The postoflice will remain open from
9 q. m. to 10 q. M, only, tomorrow. we
Postmaster Ryan is the happies
In the city. He hailed the HER,
respondent, saying: "Come
want to give you an item. h.
thing that neither the govern. -. -,
the Democratic party can depA f5AY
lts come to stay, too-a bou sWf
weighing twelve pounds" " ~ %
Sneak thieves have com
WORK our city. Mr.. Sink
store on the square was ro
small amount of groceries |
Logan Carter's stand, on the
Benton and White, was broken IL.
robbed of some confectioneries, ais
Mrs. Abe Mulky, one of the mos
terprising Christian ladies' in this
is preparing Thanksgiving dinnerN
the prisoners in the county Jail. This j..
certainly very commendable Christian
charity
Mr.. Joseph Goodman is lying very
SICK In his room in the Goodman build
ing, on White street.
Mr.. Cline, alias Hill, who tapped
young Cooper, of Waxahachie, for $40,
at the Union depot yesterday, was
taken before the recorders court this
morning, but waived examination. Re-
corder Greer fixed his bond at $500 for
his appearance at the next term OF the
district court, in default of which he
was remanded TO Jail. Hence he stands
billed for that Thanksgiving dinner to
be furnished the prisoners in the Jail to-
morrow by the good ladies' OF Corsicana.
Mr.. Cooper's deposition was taken and
he viii resume his journey tonight .
wiser but poorer man, with $40 worth OF
experience paid for In advance TO refieot
cw while the train rails on.
| Union services will be held at ths
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
at ii q. M, Rev. Hugh Calvin Smith, OF
the Presbyterian church, officiating.
| DR.. Sewell's attorneys made applica-
tion for new trial. The court, how
ever, saw fit to oyerrule the motion.
The cases Off. w. Inmsn VS. Smith A
Baum, and M, Stroud VS.. l.. L.. Dewili.
were both dismissed, plaintiffs In boti,
paying costs.
The Royal Insurance company against
Morris q Roberts was continued on ap-
plication OF plaintiffs.
The following resolution was read last
evening at the meeting of the Woman's
christian Temperance Union and or.
dered published:
Resolved, by the woman's Christian
temperance Union, That their
warm and heartfelt thanks be publicly
returned through the press to DR.. Chris.
man, OF the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
church, and Mrs. G. NJ. Winkler, edi.
tress of the Prairie Flower, for thei,
very able and appropriate addresses OF
welcome to the state convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
also to the choir, which contributed
much to the entertainment of the pub
lie and interest Of the occasion; to the
citizens, whose homes were so hospi
tably thrown open to the delegates, anc
10 the public, who 30 generously con.
tributed OF their means TO the further.
ance OF our temperance cause.
Mrs. ALLIE M. COLEMAN,
MRS. X. X. CALHOUN,
COMMITTEES.