The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-03
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sttsinn, "wlflimt llgit aud witimlt
h0pe In the wOfldh lint nmwitlstnnd'
IND these fruits NJ disappointment
Which enn render lnelel1fbwd nnre
confirmed, your humble servant rarely
ever encounters anything tlihl u lfuly
excellent without being Impressed NY
this admission you ARE not hIthhrlfrh
Ia declare ~ paradox lCal and hnD0uln+
ia your unaiisweruile Cflticlslns ibhi
Instead Of bring uninipfessiIle, W. ARE
simply IN love, for IN advance NJ any
sIch declaration we desire Ia he idlly
understood when we sny that "olr
heart IL broken Lutte" simply this
ana nothing more. hut 10 business.
ON Friday morning last, having pre-.
viOusJy learned that Mrs. MllrhtIl
would conclude her most excellent
school for the season with one OI those
rare entertainments In which no one
understands the art of rendering every
thing incident thereto pleasant better
than does thai most nuli,i,"olr n'u
amiable lady, "Y0urs truly armed
himself with the proper passport ana
speedily beto0k himself to that l'enuti-
iul little city Of Plano, where lhs ma
GRANGE of the flowers, the freshness ol
the soft winds that sweep across Tue
wide plains undisturbed aud untainttu
Ny .hc ",i "'', ,'', .,,,,',,, 81 ill.,,
metropolis, ana tlle sweet sousH " NV
nirht birds, rob life of It's stern realities
III ,o,d,.r n sonsitiya with all these
nnssions and measures of n dream-land
existence. Hither hied your cores
nonJ.nt who was delighted To find all
hines rendv for the soul feast he an
tici,'ntad aid which he realized in the
fullest and completest sense of all his
aynectntions.
At early candle light the capacious
Methodist church in Plano was bril-
liantly lighted and gorgeously graced
with The bellies and beauX of our rural
sister nf the nlains. After "A fervent
prnyer by the REV. Boon, the celebrn-
lion was formally opened in nccOr-
dance with the following programme
/. A Chant-The Lord Is Prayer, by Choir.
2. Lass within the Vail, by the Glass.
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"u" MINI y,,pi a. Athens. Solo. by Miss Mary
simpson and chorus,
3; Overture ~ Caliph OF Bagdad' DTS
" q. Inc S MIDI Noon, Solo, Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick aud chorus.
q Inc spelling bee' SOLO, 'eofs'e BROCK
"Hu T rlo SEXTON. Solo, Mrs. Harris.
.. Bring back my darling little Charlie
"koss, SOLO MrS r M'fneii I'M iittf Gn c,,r
H. II. twilight in tie Park, Solo, Miss Lively.
". Pm Waiting. solo, Miss saliie Campbell.
ID. Les Bords uu hhihe' MISS "oSHoh,
Where everything was SO dellShtiul
it is hard To draw lhVlaious ulstihc-
lions. III Is out que 10 those pups VI
Mr.. Bishops SCHOOL, however VINO m
terlarded the musicsi exercises WIN
declamatiohs' cohiposiIlons ana uia,
l0gues, 10 say tilut lhe9 a,i uoquit.ei
themselves credltaoiy anu iiiustfateu
most fuliy III their Performances tnac
they had gone through Ihe trainings
of competent ilaster.
Now don't thlnk that we are coming
back to denial OF any sou ihipeach-
ment that may ne preferred against
MS on the score Oh suSceptioiiity, put
really we can not conclude TINS little
communication without specially al
luiing to the witchery, the beauty ana
perfection that blended themselves
around that sylph-like little lady, Miss
Sallie Campbell, VINO gave To "Im