The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-29
Edwards, of FarmersvilIe, have been visit.

ing their sisters.
Rabbi Schulz lectures next Tuesday
night on Assyrian excavations, ia the Old
Testament. The proceeds are for the IL
brary.
DR.. Stuart, Of Tyler, now in charge OF
the public school at that place, was In our
city on the 22d inst.
Messrs. o. q. Reeves and l.. Schwartz
have returned from Greenville, where they
have been on prospecting tour. Madam
Rumor says that they propose going there
10 locate, and 20 into business. We wish
them success, yet AZ the same time regret
very much 10 have them leave our flourish
ing little city 10 make their homes else
where.
Mr.. 5 s. Mayo, of Dallas, agent
for the Dallas HERALD, was in our city
2ilh inst. We always think better of life
silsr having met such faces. He ever
greets you with n smile, and Just ms often
that face To our city,
Mr.. J. NJ. Lanktord, now representing
one OF the oldest and most reliable firms OF
Galveston, that of Kaufman 4 Rauhge, was
at his old home and among his numerous
friends in Mineola the past week.
Messrs j. 5, Hog, district Judge, and
j. T.. Buchanan, senator, have been away a
few days past on business at Canton.
| Mrs. Scoblc. OF Fort Worth, is visiting he
son, Mr.. John Harris, freight agent at this
place.
Mr.. 4. b. Moore, Of Marshall, manager of
the Waters Pierce OH company, was in the
city on business Tuesday last.
Mrs. j l.. Henry and Miss Slaughter,
both OF Dallas, passed through on their
way 10 Tyler to visit ire nds on the 23d
instant
DE-. William DAVIS, of Grapevine, who
has been In our midst for several days, and
Dr., Patten, j. +, of this city, attended the
state medical convention held in Tyler
d past week. Messrs. Harry Kutcman
attorney, and Gus NJ. Lawrence, the
worthy county attorney, of Quitman, visited
our city Tuesday last.
Mr.. q. II. Flint returned from Dallas on
18th instant, where he has been attending
the Jewellers State convention. lie mast
have had asparkling time, his eyes sparkle
as twin diamonds OF first water IL has
been SAID that the eyes are the windows Of
tho soul, through them we read the happi-
ness aud Joy or misery within. SO Judging,
our popular aud highly esteemed ieweler
surely carries happy soul within. Shaks.
pear said in Henry ".
lis ever common,
That mon are merrlest when they are
away irom home.
II this be true, we In this instance, getting
only tho reflection, may judge of the happy
hours passed rs the reflection Is sufficient o
Gil Mr.. j. W. Cages drugstore with light
and life
Mr., Willis Wigley Is absent, visiting the
Hot Springs, Ark, for health. We hope to
see him soon return home well and rosy.
Mr., Hodges, master car builder OF the
Missouri Pacllc railway company, and Mr.. j.
q, Barber, assistant master car builder, OF Sc
dalia, Missouri, were in the city Thursday,
In the interest OF tho company Mr.. q. W.
konus, train master of the International &
Great Northern railway company was also
In the city Friday, looking after the inter
osts OF the company.
Mr. J. Il. Richardson, of the firm of Jake
Davis Il Richardson Galveston, was seen
among his many warm friends in our city
Thursday last.
Miss Bonnie Grow, who has been visiting
her brother, Professor Grow. Of this place,
lett on Wednesday last Tor her old home
In Henderson.
Mrs. Sam Berry, OF Woodlawn, is back at
her old home making visit to her father,
Mr. ii. ii. Gather,
| The order of Odd Fellowship ut this place
| celebrated their anniversary on the 18th
inst. There were several lodges represent
cd here aud many visitora from neigh
boring towns. The day passed oil
pleasantly for all. Hon. W. q. Jones,
of Greenville, delivered tho address OF the
| occasion.
The prospect is that we will have II teach
cr's summer normal school in our city du-
| ring the summer months. Mineola is get
| ting very well educated in school matters.
This Is an energetic, working, and hence
thriving people. At no distant day this
school, with tho present prospects, will be
| .oupht after far and wide by parcnts and
guardians. IA tho best managed school. and
| The school In charpe of tho vary heat ana
highest teacbers, and too ,be school in
which thew will lnye no hesitnncy what.
ever, In any rcsueot, of placing their sons
and daughte,
| Professor row, with the aid of his com
petent ASSISTANTS, arc making ready for
commencement exorcisea In Jnnr Wa
always Judge The future by the INST and
| sn in1l;,In,, "a tL;s ins,a,co ,,a 10 ~, laai
=" ';h'"h ~ .'',I n'.a''I, 10 Wv w, i'.S'
tu,o ~ shylnB th"V We ivci ussureu oi !.
sP'onuiu suScess, me leaohers Loo u
insutule hau unuer discussion at thcir last
meeting the best method OF teaching arith-
mctic and geography also the best meth
ous Tor general government or manage.
ment. Ing subjects were ably discussed
ny tho different teachers Tho result OF
thls orgah'sati9h IS indeed very
p,easihg Muoh peheht IS de,
rived thereirom, tho members and
visitors all being well entertained. All
sueh movements ms his are among the
principal powers needed to elevate the peo.
pie oi any town to higher standard OF
morals anu intellect. rms IS Just what the
ministers OF uous WORD want TO AID thonl
IN tho raising OF the souls OF those around
thSm.
Tneatn,ns hy slnny must 30 won
90 "a n Nv u vn'a''u a'pna IRE Io son
s,Ioo,, Uu' p,Jp,u 't "a wnen unS ni
schn u' w.. 'eaI,v,S W ,uNu vnnrgo W .he
seisc,;n wa" Sn ~ " nhu my Meir WISE NJ
ST Ell, soou neutrality-suspicious. ' tnat were
u"n ,y "o.u "',n vo'Ipv.oh. W Instruct me
Snms anu uIoy nav proven, ny theli
,n pn'So ,n ", ,iS u, NAV they M9p'
s" "'"o" Vi i"ppor iro''rpiM fhi'o'
Imw s mngiorsoo, Il, ~, ,,,,,,,.. , ,,.,
wv IN thN mcas,,c nr csna anu INSTRUCT
prccepis and rules are repnlsiyc In n child
but happy Illustration winncth him.
Ana now we can zee the object of the
Teachers Local Institute IL IN Ia lparn IN,