The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-20
STATE PRESS.

The cotton crop in this county has
been gathered with the exception of 8
few stray patches, and the bulk of it has
been mark eted.-I Sherman Democrat.
The little band of Republicans in Cisco
look lonesome. Boys, if you will repent
of your sins and help us boiler tOi
Cleveland, we will take you into the
Democratic church on probation.-LCiscO
Roundup.
Let our next legislature elect Judge j.
II. Davis, of the Franklin Herald, ser.
geant-at-arms tor the house of represen-
tatives. lie is an unllnching Democrat
and has done good service for the Dem
ocracy.- Van Alstyne Enterprise.
To speak as the young girls do, Dallas
county is just too Democratic for any
thing. The following is the vote: Cleve-
land, electors, 6,ll4; Blaine 2,l70; st.
John, 100; Butler, 10 and sister Lock
wood, "nary" one.-[Brenham Banner.
An honest administration of the gov
eminent must have the effect of improv-
ing the business of tho country. The
south will work with greater energy
now that they feel they are part of the
government and not provinces.-A Abb.
lene Quill.
The Houston Age says machine has
been invented that is said to pick cotton
better, faster and cheaper than negro.
If it is all that is reported of it, plant rs
will soon be able to get their cotton
picked at cost of not more than ten
cents hundred pounds.
More farmers are needed in this
country. There are not enough in all
this country at the present time to sup
ply the local demand with vegetables,
and the consequences is they have to be
shipped here from abroad at very high
figures Abilene Reporter.
Capt. Eads is coming on to see after
deep water, and he will wade in wheth-
or the Dallas HERALD approves the
likening him to Balboa or not. What
will Dallas do when we get thirty. feet?
Why come down and rub noses with us,
of course Houston Journal.
Rutabaga ohnson advocated free grass
and supported that dapper chap Mack,
who vilified Austin and who then ran on
the free grass platform for the legislature.
Rutabaga will probably try to straighten
himself again. He is a politician, but
by no means one of the wisest sort
statesman.
The Democratic party opens its doors
and invites to it's fold all good men who
have been misled into political error.
The Democra ic party is not prospoc-
tive party, but is party of principle,
generosity and justice. 1t is friend
OF labor, science, progress and liberty,
and will live forever. - Arlington
World.
Now turn your attention to domestic
economy. Regulate your commerce.
Cut off high salarted habits. that make
such drafts on the home treasury. Use
home productions, and do not depend
on foreign market. Pay more alton
ton to permanent improvements. Adopt
the 'pay-as-you- go" policy as nearly as
possible and you will always be happy.
i Athens Athenian.
The pressure of the times has COM
PEELED several valued county papers to
adopt patent Outsides. The only Won
der is how half the small papers of the
state manage to exc out an existence.
The life of the average country editor is
one of many trials and fluctuations; the
wonder is that there is such an infatua-
ton about the business BRENNAN
Banner.
When it comes down to solid De-
commend us to Dallas county.
The official vote shows for Cleveland
electors COP; Blaine, 23l; Butler, y; st.
John, 100. And strange as it may seem,
Ireland eceived 6,221 votes; Jones, 1859,
and Norton, $50, thus showing that Ire
land received more Democratic votes
than the candidate for president
Brenham Banner.
Several prospcctors in town this week
looking for BONES in Clay county.
Every means should he used to attract
to our county, and assist
new Corners in finding homes to suit
them. Henrietta would quickly become
a city OF 6,0o0 81 $3.50 ii all the rich farm
ing land in the conrty was under culti-
vation, aud hard times would only be
as u bad dream Hen
rietta independent.