The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-29
New Couon-Raiiroad Facilitics-P Publ
Personal Mcntion.

New Cotton Railroad FaCilitlcs-PubIIc
Schools-pcrsonai Mention.
WnIrESBoRo, Aug. y. Correspond
encc. Two bales OF cotton on our streets
Yesterday. The first was brought in h,
Mr.. Hudson, who received a premium
vi 80 and 10 cents per pound for hi,
cotton. The second bale sold nj 81, cent.
ioth bales were purchased hv our Don.
ular dry goods men, u. NJ. Lawrancu n
Co.
Verify, the cotton season is upon us
ana yet no bank in our town, our bus.
ness amounting To more than Sl0OD,OUu
per Mlnum aud steadily Increasing
demands for banking facilities.
Several times have we beri
battered with the vain hope that bank
would be speedily established here. but
so far every hope has proven to be- ns
neellng ana unsubStautiIl rs the shadow
of the clouds that pass over our town.
what we now want To iiud is u man
with more brains than money; money
sufficient 10 carry on banking bnSl.
ness, coupled with the sagacitv to per.
ceive the golden opportunity now OF
i"rfd Tor ihr establishment IL u bank n
our town.
Whitcsboro is steadily improving, and
] ~
the great divide that separates th,
waters of the Red from the Trinity
river her location i most healthy and
picturrsquely beautiful.
Water IS OF the very hest quality, of
easy acceSs and abundant, aud the great
cross timbCrs sweeping In SEM.
! circle from north tO south around our
| city, insures cheap fuel for many wears
| to come.
our railroad facilities reach to every
4 point of the compass. aud are unSur
| passed, :. u. Hall, the agent nc this
/ place, is Il gentleman of courteous de.
memOr, with whom 1t is u pleasure to
/ transact business, and rs Mr.. Hall IL
| proprietor OF the Junction House, one OF
! The best hotels ia North Texas, we hop,
10 have him remain long with us in Ii.
! present capacity. our Stockyard is per
| maps the largest and best apportioued H.
! Texas, and q great many cattle are
waterud aud fed mere.
our school Is however the great pride
of our city and surrounding country.
There Is mono better In Texas.
Prof. T.. Is. Smith, President OF the
Whitosboru Normal, isH gentleman OF
rare ability and attainmcnts, one who
has no superior and few equals as an
educator. y quiet unaSsumlug Chris
llHn gentleman, win every energy Ot
mini and body seeniin, Is eugrussud I'm
the success of the grave und responsible
duties he has assumed.
Misses li21ic March aud Myrn white,
Two OF Whitrshoro's most amiahle ana
accomplished young ladies, will assist
Prof smith IN the management OF the
schnol. Miss l.iAglo has been associated
with the school tor the past year, ana
under her skllltul manipulation ia,
Young ideas have learned rapidly T.,
"shoot." The little ones regard Mis-,
Lizzie MS an Indispensable Ia the school.
Miss Myra Is also n trained teacher.
thoroughly accomplished, and Is n great
acquisition To the school.
The music department will he under
the efficient management of our accom-
plished towns-lady, Miss Minnie Dove.
whose rare musical genius and accom-
| plishments nrn satisfactory guaranty of
| progress In that department.
School vii open under tn new regime
/ on the first Monday in Sc temher, and
| will continue for ten mOn.hs free Ia al,
/ residents Of WhitcsborO within the
| scholastic age.
! Persons residinr az a distance who
wish to patroni1 tifst-class, live, pro-
gressive school. should by all means in
/ vrs,igatc the claims uf Whiiesboru ana
: orr sch0 ! hciuf .ll "g ris'"tgr9,