The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-27

on $50 bond.
Jesse A. Graham, a prominent and gen
isl commercial traveller OF st. Louis, spent
sengeriest week and the one succeeding IN
Dallas. He leaves tomorrow for an ex-
tended tour through the wester' counties.
liqcor dealer OF Louisville, is In the city,
q. ii. Clancy leaves this morning for Cor
sicana, ON business trip.
Mr.. Il. W. Thompson, IT,, Whilom gen
eral passenger agent OF the Texas x Pacific
railway, and a clever ard agreeable gentle
man. left yesterday on u visit TO lndianap
oils, Indiana. Mr.. Thompson is son OF
the secretary OF the navy under the Hayes
regime.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sutherland, of st.
Louis, are IN the city, the guests OF Mr.. L
II. Stephenson and family. Mr.. Sutherla' d
is extensively interested in the cattle trade.
Colonel J. l.. Winter left yesterday morn
ing on living visit to Atlanta, Geor Sia'
his old home.
Misses Annie Mcclure and Ella Morris
are here from Fort Worth, escorted by By
ron q. johnson esq. The young ladies are
on n shopping excursion.
Mrs. II. ID. Strother is visiting relatives
and friends at Louisville.
Mr.. X. ID. Strother returned yesterday
from trip To ST. Louis.
THE MRH THE GIRLS LIKE.
The Boston girl likes u man OF mind,
whose name Is In the magazines. Professor
Is the title she adores; and she rather
despises money. She admires lean men
with thin features, who live on Graham
waters and esohew tea and coffee, And she
preiers eyeglasses to the brightest eyes.
If her admirer takes her to lectures 80
darkly deep that she cannot understand
word Of them she IL entirely happy. and
asks no more amusement.
The Philadelphia girl requires Of the gen
tlemen she ''respects"--any warmer feeling
she thinks vulgar-thgt he shall never
touch beer nor smoke cigars; that he shall at
tend church regularly and be socially well
known" Her greatest happin ssisin taking
tea with his ancient aunts and uncles, who
entertain her with geneaiogles longer than
those of Genesis. And she thanks late that
they have been brought together, II she
discovers that his mothers husbands
great ercat-grandmother was u iorty.third
cousin to William Poem.
The Virginia girl admires most gentle
manly man." who wears n large m0ustaChe
aud rides well. She requiresgreat courtesy
and many compliments, aud immense de
ference TO tho ladies', And he must be of
first family. 10 be perfect he mus. BIZ II
| colonel.
The Cincinnati belle, adores of all things
u man with voice, who is good AT making
u stump speech, and expects to be u con
gresham. If no can hold his own In re.
spending to an aftcr-dinner toast. aud takes
her to hear all the priua-donnas who come
to town, she will say Eyes" when he pops
pops the question. She rather likes him to
be u man Of the people, II no is capable OF
making his own way in tho world.
| The Colorado belle likes u stout man, not
very young, with II loud voice, n high color,
and talent Tor getting on. She does not
object to whiskey and cigars, II he only
owns plenty of mining stock. She never
asks about his grandfather but she expects
him to be generous, and her idea OF q token
OF ELECTION is u diamond-the bigger the
better.
The New York belle at present makes the
young dude" her ideal. She likes to have
the square shoulders and the dash, and inn
pudence all to herself. She does not de.
mand piety, virtue, or accomplishments Of
her ideal-nelther genius nor business tai
ent. She simply desires him to be the I'M
doubted heir to somebody's millions aud
able to assure her u lifetime OF utter idl
ness Her ideal used to be count, or mar
quis, from that vague whereabouts,
Europe hut he has turned out badly "
often that he has gone out of fashion.
The Dallas, Texas, girl is said to be font
Of the young man that treats her to ic,
cream and the theatre, and gives her FIRE
Uuent buggy or horseback rides, or pays io
votes for her rs "the most popular or hand
some young lady" She doesn'tmuch enquir,
what was his name in tho states" or his
status there, provided The dances dvincly.
she doesn't object to large herds and lonl
horns, rs these bring damondsand summe
excursions In part compensation Tor tn,
surrender Of her family name. She peter,
that her beau, when str0lling, should tucl
his arm between hers and her left sid
where the heart etc lie, rather than take hi
arm as social requirements demand else
where. She dotes on travel but final,
winds up with tour to the Mexican horde
or to Pars-Texas.
srRINGTowN.
The citizens OF Garvin will give u picni,
at that place on Saturday, May 10Th. Tn,
brass baud and the citizens Of this place ar,
cordially invited to attend.
The widows OF the city ARE not altogethe
as communicative as the young ladies'
They seldom tell their secrets to marie,
ladies especially.
Professor j. ". McCracken and lady ar,
visiting relatives nj the Fort this week.
Marsh Hucheson Is again AT his post aile
short spell of fever.
The picnic at Gainesville under th,
auspices OF the Union Sunday school, u
that place, was u very pleasant affair
Among tho visitors from Springlown W,
, noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Graham, Mise
Ida Wright, Matte McCracken and Adj
Turner, and Mr.. LOUIS Anthony and vii
PEBBLES. Mr.. Tom McUracken was Their
with his swing.
MELTON.
Mr.. John Shea and Miss Alice nann
were married ut the residence of Majo
Hanna, father of the bride, in this olIy
! last "Wednesday.
A parry was given by the young peopl
of Bolton in the,upper story OF the Nenabl
building Tuesday night.
The Busy Bees gave an entertainment a
: the operahouso last Friday night Compc
: tent judges report that tho young ladic
. acquitted themselves admirably. The mu
a cellent. About thirty dollars were cleared
over and above MI expenses.
!, Mrs. DIR. Schrock has boon quite i'll 10
y some days.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Shea returned home from
y, their bridal tour last Sunday.
Miss Belle Harrington. OF Houston, /
making n visit Of few days to Mrs. Ven
able, OF our city.
Miss Kinda Denison, who has been visit
ing relatives in Bolton, left for visit 4
Lampasas last Saturday.
Mrs. Dubose, n daughter of Hon, w. I
Davidson, is still lying i'll at her rcsidenc
In the country.
\ Mrs. Davenport, of Eastland, is VISITING
her old Bolton home, the guest of he
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Wear.
WILLS POINT.
Mrs. ID. l.. Riley aud her two children
and Miss Anna Baskin, Of Canton, LEFT thi
place Wednesday morning to visit relative
In Mississippi and Alabama, where the,
will remain several weeks.
The Sunday school Of the Methods
/. church had an enjoyable picnic Thursda,
ut the grounds near town.
Mrs. Thompson McCarty, who was thrown
from buggy last Sunday near Canton AM
severely injured, is slowly recovering.
DIR. W. W. Reeves and family, Captain j
I. Hamm and family, Of this town, an,
Buck Below and Sam Spears, with thei
, families, are gone to Goose lake hshiug.
Mr.. John NJ. Patio arrived home last Tues