The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

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nam among the stars.
The commencement sermon Of the Dallas
/ Female college will be preached Sunday,
| June 10Th, ani entertainments will be
| given on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings, following.
| TERRELL.
Heine divided all created things into
those which can be eaten, and those which
cannot. Later still, SAKE tells US
| Many wise philosopher has uied
] Mankind Ia httiug rtrrs To divide
! And, by their fashion. fufm and face,
/ To group assOtt and classify the race,
one would distinguish people by their books
| Another. Quaintly-solely by their cooks
Mud one who graced a philosophlc bcuch,
Found these three classes-women, men and
frenchl
The best remains of all that | have known
broad distinction brilliant and my own,
OF all mankind. | classify the lot
Those who have money-ani those who have
| IL not "
The path wherein to consider the idea adj
vanced by both sages, lies plainly before
your correspondent, but lust n plaialy he
sees that II leads TO n mental slough OF Des
pond, and he is not 30 sorely beset with
cacOethes scrihendi AK to care TO risk the re-
suit. Suffice II 10 say that all four classes
are TO be found In this wonderful city OF
Terrell, which seems to have sprung full
grown, shall w say, from the brain OF
chance or design
tbs funny, aud yet little sad TO watch
the eager interest with which the crowd
that cannot be eaten" hunt for aud cap
ture that which "can be eaten" Those who
have money, get IL, and those who have II
ln,t-well, II there are any such
in our grand state of Texas, with all the
openings and opportunities, IN tempted to
say, deserve to 20 without. I've been won.
dering for the last few DAYS. what from the
class that can be eaten" would most con.
duce to longevity, for heard n lady OF
Terrell graveiy assert the other night, that
II one could only live until 1893, there would,
be no trouble about eating by that time
she said science will have reduced all nu.
tritive elements to a point so fine and SO
concentrated that small pill
taken once a month will increase
strength md promote growth. Think OF
that, oh We toll worn caterers ana purgey
ors To suffering humanity Yes, but
cried plump, rosy checked damsel, ~
want to eat like to taste. What becomes
OF that seuse when your pill.age is ushered
IN ~ Progress" was the reply twill give
Ms something better and more enjoyable, |
suppose, us it has given us the railway in
stead Of the OK team aud stage coach. ~
Well, let MS hope by that day inventive
genius will also have given us a
morning, will run around, spread up
tina b,ds swcon 0onra ,nd H.
furniture Surely these neople viii settle
down 10 the accomplishment of the sonlis
Inoblest aims and there will he n cessation
of the universal complaint-"I haye'nl n
moments tjmel"
There must be some potent change nt
hand in sublunary affairs, here in Terrell
at least, tor the LIST of June finds people
ings and evenings cool enough to iustifv n
fire, Fortunately the crops have not su,.
forcd from this. the coldest NAV. IL ia said
for many years. Watermelon vines. and
tender Vegetables. show the piIect nj frosty
winds. hui oats corn and cotton in eyrry
direction nresent n Hs,tcriny nrosneci
while ripe plums ara IN hand to he foilow
ed In n few DAYS by the more delicious and
wholesome peach.
Terrell finds MANY of her inhabitants
busy now with plans for building. Griliith
avenue will be further adorned with several
beautiful homes I'm the near fnture and
on those streets "where merchants most do
congregate."
The certainty that tho much.talked. ol
asylum Ia TO he located here ENHANCES
already the value of surrounding lands and
there il no doubt that A beneficial imnetus
in every direction will result from its rstah,
lishment.
Amidst the hum and stir Terrell ia trpe
To her social privileres The nrcttv assem.
bly last nirht nj tbe homo If Mrs Port.
mess. over which her lair dauphtcr Miss
Flora. presided with her usual grace nroveJ
conclusiyely that the spirit oieniov was
abroad, Among the ladies' pre,ent wa
noted the re.appenrnnce of Mrs w II
Scrorpjns who has beon far som, ,tne a
guest at Hot Sprinps, Arkansas Mira \
wore n lovely costume Of two shades oi
terra Gotta proiuselv trimmed with wbita
lace. with hat and nlumes of sam. collars
the cutest little red lace mills. and n mar
ure of diamonds ''
N,xINNry
The school conducted Mt this place nv
Prof. A, b. Price md HIS eycellent lady
after n two DAYS examination closed Ias,
night with nm exhibition. which wns '" ai'
tended by one of the largest audiences ever
assembled in this city. Tho exercises were
highly appreciated by our citizens The
programme though lengthy one, was
carried out with spirit. The examination
was attended by many of the
parents of the children, A class in peorra
phy was examined In novel way, taking
Journeys from place to place, describing
countries and places on the route. Ii ever
your correspondent travels, he intends put.
ting one of the little ones In his pocket as
guide book. A class in algebra exhibited
marked proficiency in their study and re-.
ceived many Communications. Your CORES.
pendent observed a problem of much dlnl.
Guilty given member of this class. The
father, an cx-judge, sitting by watched
with great interest the attempts of his
child to solve it, and at length when the
student had mastered the equation there
was no happier heart In that assembly
than of that father. Master Fred Wclch
and Miss Eva Berbcr acquitted themselves
well in their csssl, A fair.haired tmid
little girl, ono of the sweetest of tho flock
was examined all alone in arithmetic and
worthily did she acquit herself. Her
mother was there to view with pride the
success of her lovely daughter. The exam.
| ination was creditable to both teacher and
pupil, and enjoyed by parent and visitor.
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