The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-03
The Herald by Espro.s.

The following are some Of the com,
piulontary notices Tuf lIrRAlD has re
ooiyed since lur ilfRALp has been sent
on the early morning trains to lis read,
en in all the cities of North Texas
Paris Press Colonel Barlow Is a pon.
tleman of such energy, pluck aud en-,
torpriso and Is bound to win The sch al.
ule Of trains north Of Dallas DELAYED
the delivery of rng llfHALD so he goes
towofk and makes arrangements 10
have his excellent daily sent by express
This certainly Is entitled 10 credit
Wills Point Observer Tm DALLAS
DAuY HERALD comes on the morning
train, aud Is distributed by our efficient
postmaster Mr., Harris, who returns
thanks 10 lnE HERALD for copy of the
paper gratis, This ia a good arrange,
ment, as we now get ruE HIRAM
within few hours aztec II IL printed
Success TO your enterprise, Mr. lIrRlD.
sherman Patriot The Patriot had n
call from Mr., j, l.. Barlow, editor of
TnE DALLAS HERALD, yesterday morning
who was on n short visit TO the Club of
North Texas" The HERALD is one of
our best exchanges and now reaches us
the day il is published, by an amage,
ment with the express company, which
isagTeat convenience TO its many read,
ers at sherman, by which they get their
latest news,
North Texan We now receive rnp
DALLAS HERALD by express the day of
It's publication, The enterprise shown
by Colonel Barlow in this matter is be.
yond what we expected from any news.
paper office, and it puts THE HERALD
ahead of any daily newspaper in or out
OF the state, so far rs late news for this
section is concerned. 70 those of our
citizens who desire the very latest news
from all sections we say take TIE Her,
AID. Besides this, you get one of the
best democratic newspapers in the State.
Bonham News: TnE DALLAS HERALD.
with determination not to be retarded
by any change of schedule has made an
arrangement with the express company,
by which it goes out on the early morn.
ing train, thereby reaching all this sec,
ton day ahead of Galveston or st. |
Louis papers. Such energy and enter
prise rs is manifested by the present
management ofTHE HERALD will always |
insure success.
Tyler Democrat The proprietor of
the Dallas DAILY HERALD has made ar
rangements by which the paper goes
out by express on early morning trains,
and by which they propose to put The
HERALD in Tyler and other towns in
this direction at least twelve hours
ahead of any other daily. The HERALD
is an excellent paper, and this arrange
ment will cause it to be sought after
by all who want the current news
promptly.
Sherman Courier The enterprising
proprietor and editor of THG DALLAS
HERALD, Colonel Barlow (not Barto, as
we carelessly wrote his name n short
time ago. has perfected arrangements
with the express company by which
Tue HERALD goes out ON the morning
trains in every direction, thus giving
the news fresh every day to all sections
of the state. This arrangement is at
tended, no doubt, by considerable adj
ditional expense to the proprietor,
which should bring prompt return in
increased circulation to that valuable
paper.
Ennis Review: The management of
that excellent daily, THE DALLAS Her
AID, have recently made arrangements
whereby THE HERALD will be forwarded
by express to subscribers at distance
by the early morning trains, thus civ,
ing them the news considerably in adj
vance of the regular mails. Such en-
terprise should and will meet with due
reward from an appreciative public.
Tyler Courier Colonel j. L. Barlow,
editor and proprietor of The DALLAS
HERALD, has made arrangements with
the express company by which TnE
HERALD will be received in Tyler four,
teen hours in advance Of any other
daily newspaper This will be quite an
accommodation to the citizens of this
city, and we are confident that they
will show their appreciation by extend
ing to it liberal patronage. Accord
ing to this arrangement, THE HERALD
will be received in this city on the day
of publication, which will keep u one
day in advance with telegraphic news
over the past.