The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

I'VE v on a days visit to Captain G. ".
Colonel L W. olesby arrived in the city
Yesterday, en- route TO St. Louis, where he
WI, spend a week or so. 1,
MIS- John A. Gaze, OF Mineols, Is visit.
lng friends ~ TIE oiiy.
the city.
K NJ. Johnston. manager branch Office at
The Houston Pos a. Austin, was IN lhe
city yesterday.
Mr. q G. Rhsner, aren't for Aessrs. Ar.
buckle Bros coffee rooster, in New YORK
nAs permanently located here with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin f. Thomas, Of CHI.
c,sgn, are visiting Their daughter, MIS- G. |
/. Eickinson.
LACK OF CULTURE.
We have grown tired OF reading of the 1
lack OF Intellectual developmsn, among the |
common mass, and the Ia, .a cpiu. /,
Yale the little genius giyeu ...a., as.
sert that II is only in rare cases the want
OF time causes The lack Of culture. but rath- |
or the want OF will and energy. True cul. /
tire is that progress that results from slov
pat well-direcied labor, aud as difficulties
crease, will and energy should demons
5 Tote that all things are possible.
There may be few isolated cases where
extreme poverty binds the slave Of crcum.
stances 10 suck constant treaumili OF toll
that his desire his will, his whole lie must
bend beneath the load of poverty he carries.
and all intellectual Developments remain
dormant; but these must be extrtme eases
IN this age OF progress and cultivation.
! What woman is there amongst us, even
though her cases may be legion, thai Is not
able 10 call at least one hour OF the day her
! nWUN and hngv pNrpb ms. h. Ion. 90.
the sleeping faculties OF the soul by a iu-
dicious expenditure OF the precious mo.
ments. Our souls NAV be so encrusied
with the ice and snow Of Incidence that We
may well doubt the existenCe of so divine
an inspiration, hut ihaw cut the icy walls
and let the golden flood Of knO Nledee
sweep through the warm channel OF our
souls widening and deepening our love Tor
the beautiful. IL is the duty Ofta,h one ui
us to make the most OF ourselves, for it Is
not the intellectual few who are the motors,
but the educated mass who bold the power
Is there one Of us that will not lind the
hours OF toll brighter If We carry with us
Dante's sublime thoughts. Goethes beau.
ties or Schller's inspiratiousl Yet the
ideal world should only be the music Of life
to sweeten the duller lessons OF philosophy,
political economy and the sciences, which
should be n part OF our intellectual food.
, We are the artists OF our own lie. and "
We carve Ieckessly. carelessly or blindy
our work must be coarse rough and broken;
bnt il we work slowly, steadily and trust
fully, We shall some day stand and wonder
NJ the beauty Of our work, marvel az the
iullness OF our lives 49, the rich color and
, oriental splendor Of the web Of life We are
daily wearing. Why not organize u Shake
sptrian or dramatic club for the production
, OF pure drama or light comedy. Uncon.
! sciousy such studies broaden one out 10
sweeter and fresher existence? We may
defy the chilling winds or driving raius o
/ the coming winter and Tevel In world o
! art. Sweet as the odor OF the pines, or tn,
I ripple and twinkle Of the mountain brook
MARY S. HEWITT
4 M'KINNEY.
Mrs. J. b. Sliff who has been on a visi
4 to relatives ut Ashville and Salisbury
/. North Carolina, end who visited the Louis
, vile exposition ana the ST. Louis fair, IT,
/. turned this week. II had been thirty year
4 since ehe had left the lam liar old home
but she found many things unchanged an,
many old atQuaintances TO greet and wei
{ come her.
Mir ]. w. waddill, the handso Ae au,
!. accomm dating bachelor county clerk lei
n this week to visit the old Kentucky honi
=
= pecls 10 meet many old friends
g DR.. W. g. McAuly returned ruesdsy iron
p a isuut in the mountains Of east Ttnhesse,
The d lctor is looking considerably IN
proved by the trip; In fact he finds II quit
n essential TO good health TO take occasions
, nreaths OF mountain air and gazs on tn
= beauties OF that cline.
h J. T. Coleman returned Monday from
e visit to the east.
~ CAPTAIN ". II. Dougherty, Of G r-
e Vile, was In the city this week ON i',..
) sional business.
~ Mr James Cough returned from POI"
P vii @ last Friday. lie boasts that he bruugi
with him the iaiTest OF the lair, n he pu,e
h In life. Jim deserves handsome one
a NIL l.. Wolf, Of the Mckinney Ss
WAS In Sherman this week ona lying pr
Of iesSOnal visit.
=. MIR Eliiah King, a member Of the bar
:, F.rmetsgllle, Texas, died suddenly Ia
4 Thursday oil heart disease
!, Dr. HI Pearson, Of Alabama, lately
=. BAllimore, il spending q few days with i
- brother, ]. NJ. Pearson.
"A The Hesperian gave an enttrtalnme
m last Monday night; A defamation by N
"a John Church, subject Bernardo del Carp
me- reading by Miss Ada Armstrong; Arc
~ nsa- nv Miss lenpie Rogers debate,
n NJ. w, Johnson aud J. s. Jenxi1s. Nssi
III III aua aud Heard favored lhe auulen
~, with some crediiable 'N'empore speech'
Ths music by the Mckinney band was c
la. celent. .,
10 ON visit to St. Louis.
=, Mrs.. William Warden returned irI
~, Wooten Wells Tuesday, looking muon u
proved m hpa.th.
sam KLEIN, Of Dallas, whom tho b.
H. ara aIWays clad to see, was w town q
" wesk circulating among his many irieh'
81 George White was blessed with the
a., vent Ola ten pound stranger at his nous
~, few DAYS since,
~ Mr. 1,mrs Griffin reports that he
M gathered thirteen bales OF cotton ls
nd Twelve acres, and that ho WI get w
30 more. Mr. Griffin is successful lRrule'
WI Nj. ~ 7, J. olOyd returned Monday fror
on Mr. Lewis and Gordon Newsom broth
,n of Mr.. JB Newtom. are Waiting IN
~, civ They ere from the OILS no,lh ~
wv and will go IN Gonzales, whera ano'
~. brother. VA old Texas ranger, resides
lanes Gobay, agent Of Doris cir,
made the HGrALp a pleasant call yes'
IN. ". A. Garner and Miss Annie Pepper
M. For. Worth, were guest ~ the W'no
~ yesefdsy. -. ,.,,.
to Briy Arlington, the humorous leo'S \
iag was ii The city yesterday III route 10
ri. Dr. A F,,1hu,h and wife, OF NO.
NJ lamp,on county, Virginia, sriived IN
nm. c,tv Yesterday ON a wei. 70 their denIh
his Mfs. Bnllilt, aud the family OF COX
hip FitEhueh. .
,m- M.r,hal LaudrieAn will return from
an y,sIt 10 relatives in ~. Loui, To day.
sbe T. 4. Psrlman, OF the L. r Gazette.
yer she CITY. ,,,...h.u a. Al
der Mr.. james Turner 81 Ma'sn"'' 10
'oys Mrs j. c. Hitler and Mrs. Emma la
-. l.l, Tor Springdae to visit the Torn
dNueh'er, Nc. Bun \ ter.
..et Mr. o + lyon, former mayor eu1
AL. l,ntxtsnsiyo property owner IN lHhHtA'