The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27
STATE PRESS.

Mrs. Nancy Floyd celebrated her
ti9hlieth birthday at Richmond ON the
gi'h INST. She went to school o VIM.
Arthur, father Of the PRESIDENT Bel
ton Reporter.
1t vi lac hard for Gov. Ireland to ind
suinelhIng new to talk about To ihe
Nineteenth legislature since "Barney"
has emplied himself. 1t will he inter.
eStlug 10 see how nearly the two agree.
Waxahachie Mirror
The list of Texas democrats who are
seeking rilice a. the hands nt Mr. Cleye
land l. Increasing di v II now runs
up INTO the thousands, with two more
mouths To hear from the hackwoods
precincts.-lC0rn Hin Express.
Children can never he made To love
nome and respect their parents II they
are grunlbled u and scoided eternalIy.
There Is u good deal OF human nature IN
children, and they get tired and dis
pu'ted ut such trealment.-[
sun.
Inc Dallas HERALD wants the state To
utilize convict labor by building rail
road southeast from Athens To Sabine
Pass. The HERALD will ride this hobby
Iill its hoois come oti.-ICleburue Tele-
gram.
Gov. Ireland concludes, owing TO the
low price OF iron, that the convicts will
not pay expenses ~ the RuSk peniten
ndrN, anu proposes to take a contract To
To build railroads wIthGnnyict lHbur
next year, Waxahachie Mirror.
Dan McGary of the Houston Are, saws
that newspaper funerals have become
so frequent IN that city, that he never
lies down to sleep at night without dis
maj iOrebodlngs that he may be called
upon next day to attend one.
MIR. II. Nj. HoXie, general manager of
me Missouri Pacific, has made large in
\estments ia McLeunan county, ami he
VIII hnally settle IN this city, 10 is said.
waco VIII warmly welcome him, as IL
does every live man added to it, perma.
heht population Waco Tx miner.
The Dallas Herald il In earnest
about The st"te's building and Operating
rallrOads,and cites the case of tue states
oi Georgia ana North Carolina, both OF
which derive revenues from stale roads
almost sufficient Tor meeting tho OK
penses OF administration. Quibn sabe9
i Laro o Times,
The Paris Free Tongue saws that In.
mar county has 1000 inhabitants. Are
you not drawing the figure a litto high.
Brother Bowers? II such il the ease
the county has increased in population
nearly 100 per cent. in the last four
wears, aud that's rapid climbing
lClarksville Times.
Corsicana will send, as n curiosity to
me exposition, u pair of stagS' heads.
whose antlers are 40 iuterwOveu TINT
a. III
them apart. They are thu remains of
two bucks, one OF which, having killed
the other, was in trn dispa ched by a
hunler.-lClarksvlle limes
The me Is not Tar distant when cot
ton, corn, wheat aud sugar cane will o
prod uced all around Laredo. Then
lands will he worth from $40 to $50 per
acre. L. 1t not worth while to nut forth
an effort TO secure such u desirable con
summation? Ths whole thing Is in the
hands OF those owning The lands. They
can rendsrlhem valuable or not, accord
ing tn the Efforts put fnrtN in thu next
month or two.-l Laredo Times.
Think of a.! The cattemen are peti-
tionmg congress to give them trail six
miles wide, extending from the Cuff OF
Mexico To the Atlantic ocean. Ii IL "A
wonder they had modesty enough TO
stop Nv this. Ii congress stoops To this
folly, the next thing We'll hear of will
he their pet tiOning tor the whole United
states, and the removing OF the peOrle
To the Sahara deserts and Mexico.
These bullionaires have been called cat
tie kings SO much that they really re-
lieve they are kings aud tho very lords
Of creation, ut whose tread the ealth
trembles, and at whose bidding man
kind must bend the servilo knee
Kaufman Sun
Ii can be safely laid down az n rule
that in these days of universal adver.
tising the man who don't advertise
either has nothing for sale which will
bear talking about or he Is 80 old and
logyish In his methods OF business that
he has got 70 lar behind the times that
he will never catch up. There is nc
surer evidence of snap and energy In q
business man or firm than liberal adye
tising In the store or warerOoms oi q
large advertiser the purchaser nnds the
latest STYLES, the best material, the most
improved patterns, the most advanced
business motho1s. Advertising pays
not only In the matter of attracting Gus
toners, which IL the legitimate aim o
! all advertisers, but II enables the rende
to see who are the really live aud enor
getic men In any business. and by keep
Ing them constantly in mind the reade
ol The paper can avoid the old { y,
tradeSmnn whose greatest mistake 4
lie has been In not getting huried twer
ty-live years ago. Dead men don't ad
vertiso.-l Terrell Tunes.