The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dallas Female College,

with the coming In OF the year 1873 we ARE
prepared, M HCnOol, to announce to tue
public improved conditions Tor impartlng
instruction..
Thus far tho measure of success has ex-
cecdrd our largest hopes,
Take tho following points: FlBt--Therc
are ave other established HChOOlB In tho city,
and, in addition TO these, four fKEE schools,
either carried ON separately, or IN COnneC-
ton with other sChOOls ScCOnd-All these
opened from two To four weeks IN advaU &c
OF ours, which was delayed until october,
by reason of the unfinished state of our
building, Thiri-Dallas Fomnle College re-
coivod not IA dollar OF tho pub iC school fund
of the city Fourlh-All the Aforesaid nine
schools receiN young ladies aud little girls,
Fiith-At the beginning ofthc present term,
this school WAS restricted To FEMALE5, thus
excluding the nifty or sixty boys formerly
numbelcd among its pupils Considering ali
these adverse Influences, we may Justly shy
thut Dallas Female College has done well to
carry ~ roll--CNll considerably above one
hundred names Added to this, we venture
that few, even of our patrons ore aware OF
the difficulties that have surrounded US
owing To the unavoidable necessity OF try
| ing to teach In u house In process of erection
| The school has been conducted, nom the
very day OF its opening until within tine
past few weeks, undOr very great dlSad.
VantngoS, growing out otthe necessary pres
once OF carpenters, plNsleretS and painters.
80 That, In simple truth, We have not felt
able todO ourselves, or our pupils, justice.
Now, however, We ARE gai to state that
we are relieved Of These draw b0cks, and can
assure our patrons that we shall be- prepared
henCeiouh To enter upon IL new era in the
administration of affairs, and that We pro-
pose TO institute more efficient attention
~ al the gcnernlitieS and details nppertan-
Ing TO our Office, than we have heretofore
been allowed to do. In u word, We shall en-
deaNor 10 meet all the demands of u well or
dered school. We pledge To all those who
| may favor IN with their patronage, sub tan
ttul prOgioss III the case all dilgcnt pupils.
| GIVE ush tria, aud II we fail or relax IN our
devotion 10 the best Interests of your duugh.
tors, then viii we willingly surrender all
| further claim 10 your patronage. We speak
thus earnestly and asSuringly In thu premi-
| SEES, because We feel that more favorable con
| ditlOns await rs after this,
We beg leave to say that we are In Dallas
| TO devote ourselves TO the best Interests OF
the people; We have identified ourselves
with this sch oil to give II the uuspent ener.
giles of vigorous manhood, and the unahat.
| cd zeal of our earlier years And such IL our
| cOuilrmed confidence In the success of per-
sistent, weil-dlrected tlOtt, that we make
bold to proclaim II prosperous future Tor
Dallas Female College, II only its friends
and appointed guardians shall lend us their
Interested, intelligent co operation.
W. *. JONES.
Spring term opens January 18th, closes
June 18th. Accommodations for thirty
nOHrdors in the college building, at the rate
OF fifteen dollars per month. tl-jy2S.