The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-29

much pleasant anticipation. The North
Texas Female college leads of on the 18th
Of June. The following is the programme
June lllh, 5 p. m, Eccritean society; June
eth, p. M, meeting oftrustees; june 18th,
1880 u. M, annual sermon, Rev. 5. A. Steel,
Columbus, Mississippi; June 18th, 8 p, M,
alumnal sermon, Rev. l.. NJ. Lewis, Wsxa'
hachie, Texas; June l4th, 8 p. M, olio enter
tainment; June 10th, p. M, meeting of al
ulnnal; June 18th, 8 p. M, annual concert;
June 10Th, 1880 a. M, graduating exercises,
diploma award address; annual library ad-
dress; June 10th; 8 p. M, college levee.----
"Doc" Hall departs for New York city to-
day, and his hosts of friends are gloomy at
the prospect, for merrier, better hearted
fellow has never lived. We wish him II
pleasant journey, but above all things, a
speedy return.--Charle Mitchell is slowly
convalesciDg, and hopes to be able for BUSH
ness in day or so.--On Tuesday next,
Mrs. Gunter, Miss Bell Bohrer and one or
two Others depart for an extended visit to
friends and old scenes In the North, and we
doubt NOT but that the ladies will have
pleasant trip. They surely will If wishes to
that effect on our part do any good
dissolved. and both OF these DISTINGUISHED gen.
tlemen will continue in the practice ut this
point. Dr. Summers will shortly leave for q
season OF recreation amongst old friends in
Tennessee. twenty-aye persons as.
sembled at ths courthouse Wednesday to
listen to the inspirational medium. The lady,
Mrs. Hawks. deserves better treatment,
for she Ia gifted All va the average. Her. lee.
ture was 4 fair SAMPLE of its class and was
we'll received by IN. 40 present. Mr.. Charles
w. Crenshaw, one of our most gifted and in
tellectual barristers. distinguished himself BY
offering subjects for impromptu poetry. In
this field Mira. Fl. ia byno means success.--
Spence Ware, charged with the murder of
Marshal Ayres, at Whitesboro some time
since, came in Yesterday and gave himself up.
He was admitted to bail.--An African,
whose name we did not learn, was consider
ABLY injured in A scufle with An ebon-hued
brother Observation-Disclosures hunting and
fishing excursion left Yesterday evening.
They will not suffer for lack Of
vster,---Mrs, Gibbons, an estima-
Bile lady from Lsdonia, is in the
city. Nav her STAY be pleasant
Tom Smith has been at it again. Why
Thomas will persist 10 mon policing so much
attention from the city offciary is more than
we can divine, but he persists all the same,
| and seems never to tire Of doing his part to-
ward replenishing the CITY exchsouer. This
time Thomas had become rsmbunctious, lit.
erally oyerflo wing with that enthusiasm that
is cussed. WHY, for regular "whoop-' em.
up" time country fourth of July celebra-
ton was nowhere. and the artistic skill with
which Thomas frescoed the countenance OF
another whom we will call Dslrynaple, 70,
short, beggars description. Thomas didn',
deny Il either, but walked ur
and paid the customary V without
murmur. MIR. Miser had not been profsne
not if he knew himself. He had slwav,
suffered from an exaggerated case of earl,
piety. True, in the heat of the moment. he
had been somewhat emphatic in his remarks
but profane why, Mr.. Miser nearly faintet
at the idea. The usual five dollars had t,
come. however, and il came, much to Mr.
Misers disgust and mortification.-Th,
MYERS house is ouiet. pleasant. elegaut,-
This ia The programme of the commence
ment exercises of Austin college: E1 min.
stons, MAY 81 to june s society celebration