The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-03
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the public school ~ that place, was III our
city on the "a inst. o.,-,..
Messrs o. Q. Reeves and i. schwartz
have returned IRON Greenville, Where lhey
have been on prospecting tour. Madam
Rumor says that they propose goins thefe
To locate, and 20 into business we WISH
thsm success, yet at the same tlmc regret
very much to have them leave our uOurlsh'
ing little city to make their homes elst
where. .
Mr.. s s. Mayo, of Dallas, agent
for the Dallas HERALD, was III our clly
9th inst. We always thlhK petlI5 VI iae
sfter having met such faces he ever
greets y0u with a smile, and just as often
M possible we would be glad TO welcome
that face TO our city.
MIR, j, NJ. Laukford, now representing
one of the Oldest and most reliable llrns OF
Galveston, that of Kaufman " Rauhge,was
at his old home and among his numerous
| friends in Mineoa the past week.
Messrs. J. S. Hogg, district Judge, ana
]. e, Buchanan, senator, have been away
| few DAYS past on business at Canton.
Mrs. Scoble, of Fort Worth, is visiting ne
son, Mr.. John Harris, freight agent at thls
| place. -
Mr.. Il. B. Moore, of Marshall, manager OF
| the Waters Pierce on company, WAS Ill the
city on business Tuesday last.
Mrs. J. l.. Henry and MISS SlaughleT,
| both of Dallas, passed through on their
way to Tyler TO visit friends Oh the 2od
DR.. William Davis, of Grapevine, who
| has been in our midst for several days, ana
DR.. Patten, J. p, of this city, attended, tte
state medical convention held IN Tyler
tie past eek. Messrs. Harry hute nan,
attorney, and Gus NJ. Lawrence. the
worthy county attorney, of Quitman, Visited
our city Tuesday last.
| Mr.. q. +, Flint returned from Dallas on
| 25th instant, where he has been attending
the Jewellers ST tie convention. lie mast
have had sparkling time, his eyes sparkle
as twin diamonds of first water IL mas
been I'D that the eyes are the windows OF
the soul, through them We read the happi-
ness and ioy or misery within. So Judglng,
our popular and highly esteemed Je"eler
surely carries happy soul within. Shaks-
pear said in Herr w.:
IT'S ever common,
! That men are merriest when they ere
away from home.
If this be true, we in. this instance, gettlng
only the reflection, may judge OF the happy
honrs PASSED as the reflection is sufficient o
fill Mr.. J. W. Cages drugstore with llght
Mr.. Willie 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 Pacific railway company, ana MI: &.
q. Barber, assistant master car builder, OF Sc
daIia, Missouri were in the city Thursday,
in the interest of the company, Mr.: Y. W.
| Konus, train master of the international "
Great Northern railway company was also
in the city Friday, looking after the Inter
ests of the company.
Mr.. r.. Richardson, of the firm OF Jake
Davis & Richardson, Galveston, was seen
among his many warm friends III our city
| Thursday last. .-.,.
Miss Bonnie Crow, who has been visiting
her brother, Professor Crow. of this place,
lett on Wednesday last for her OLD nome
| 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 at this place
celebrated their anniversary on the 18th
| inst. There were several lodges represent
| ed here and many visitors ifom neigh
boring towns. The day passed oil
pleasantly for all. Hon. W. G. Jones,
of Greenville, delivered the address OF the
occasion. .,
The prospect is that we will have teach
| er's summer normal school in our city uu-
ring the summer months. Mineola is get
ting yery well educated in school matters.
This is an energetic, working, and hence
thriving people. At no distant day this
| school, with the present prospects, Will De
| so ght after far and wide by parents ana
guardians, as the best managed school, ana
the school in charge OF the very pest ana
| highest teachers; and, too, the scnooi III
which they will have no hesitancy what
ever, in any respect, OF placing their sons
and daughters.
Professor Grow, with the aid of his com
peten; assistants, are making ready ior
commencement exercises IN june we
always Judge the future by the past, ana
| q IL WaNa
| tate in saving that we feel assured OF
splendid success. The Teachers Local
Institute had under discussion at their last
meeting the best method of teaching arlIh-
motto and geography, also the besU meth
DDS for general government or manage,
ment. The subjects were ably discussed
| by the different teachers. The result OF
pleasing. Much benefit is de.
rived therefrom, the members ana
visitors all being well entertained. All
such moyen ents as this are among the
principal powers needed TO elevate the PEG.
pie of any town to a higher standard OF
morals and intellect. This Is just what the
ministers of Gods word want 20 aid them
in tie raising of the souls OF those around
them.
Learning by study must be won; =,
Twas ne'er entailed from Fire TO SOM
So our people realized when time Tor
selecting teachers TO take charge OF the
school was at hand. And they we're wise IN
selecting GOOD teachers-teachers that were
fully able and competent to instruct the
young-aud they have proven, by their
cou Sc OF instruction, that they ndopt
this much Of Tupper's Proyerblal mo
ophy. , 49,,
10 the measure OF capacity; ~,
Precep's and rules are repulsive 70 child
but happy illustration winueth him.
Ana now we can see the object OF the
Teachers Local institute, II is TO learn the
Buta few DAYS only till May with her
rarlAnds will have come, and with the
coming Of N y the children, Erown-up PEG
ne. and everybody will be made happy IN
the big picnic so long talked or
There is not one, | suppose, I'M
less be is entirely inseBsibie TO
all that Is = good and beautiful,
but what rejoice In the coming OF spring
again, Everything is 30 exubersnt with /
life. In ali nature around and above us we
behold again that great miracle OF re-crea-
ton being wrought odt, that We never can
understand fully nov, whilst we see
through glass darkly. Look at the green
sward, the many bes utiiul AID bnght-hued
10 rers. and the forest putting on IT'S leAfy
crowns. all these procla' It's completeness.
We behold and realize, yet cannot under
stand. To The one who sees the hand OF
he great Creator in all this. and
looks on devoatly, eye-y balmy breath
tbat kisses bis cheek, or the
songs Of the birds, becomes q rare occasion
and : vehicle Of praise 10 the One, who IN
the midst Of all these spheres moves IN love
nj man. five will but enjoy this love, we
will feel indeed that life i truly tale Of
poetry. The rhyming is left altogether
with rs. we may tell our lives BY golden
bours. shedding light upon al around, or
We NAV blacksn our own lives and misera-
Div scar that Of Others; having naught but
the charred remains Of y ! wreck 20 oiier
the great Judge In that aviul day oi asslze-
Inst as our lives are, 80 will Be our death.
NEIrNLT.