The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16
NORTH TEXAS PAPERS.
4 pln6Y WOODS JOURNAL


The winnshorl Sentinel, published
near the dividing line of Wood and
Franklin counties, and imagines IT.
mission ON earth la dictate tho politioa.
course 0f both those counties, gets itseii
i'm GOOD trim and lets oil The following
shots at all the North Texas journals,
The For Worth Democrat lakes ir"'
grass far breakfast, Peter smith Ia
dinner, aud the magnitude OF Tor
"A 0rth for supper iirsti next Il loteI
smith for breakfast, the huh oI Texas
for dinner and free grass for supper
next the hubOf Texas for breakfast, Iret
grass for dinner, M Peter smith ioI
supper She Dallas Herald, y hewsN
paner that imagines IL II the only Jour
nal within the broad limits OF the
state that l. calculated Ia advance
the Interests Of the true Democracy, and
like the Arkansas fiddler, IL only capa-
lie of playlng n tune, hut gives tina
hi. The Black WnNy, an ultra anti
Mack organ, It's sole object being "a
"nrO out" one Mack, who II "a free grass
candidate for local Representative of
the entire State If Collin, The Van Al
styne Enterprise, u sprishtly llltle
weekly, whose editor and proprietor de-
shes 10 part with, In orde1to engaged ! u
"A more lucrative business. We would
| advise him Ia get his paper out ON time,
nav his comps" and paper bill
promptly, aud we dare say he will
lind this will keep him actively en-
gagol. The sherman Courier, a paper
of wide circulation, keeps ON the even
aged, and of antlquated appearance, hut
n vet hardly considered rs being In itS
doiage. The sherman Democrat, an
onterprisinr journal, that gained consid'
cradle notorietN n couple Of years since
ON account o. its support OF more
whisky and better whisky, is II progress
sivo paper, but seemst TO hold tothe long
eNlloded idea that stalotelograms aretho
only editorials thai are calculated Ia
please its peculiar class of readers. The
Denison Sunday Gazette, II of tho
newsiest aud neatest printed wecklleS
published In the State, devotes the
Greatest part of its space 20 the prOsecu-
lion Of gamblers and the persecution
OF tho Christian religion, usually
taking Bob lngcrsoll Tor its break
fast, dinner and supper. The Herald
News, Il great Christian daily n week
~, generally filled with the very latest
news, has for it's object: |. 10 differ
with the Sunday GaZcttecr on every
local aud moral question. >. To phold
and maintain the principles e"punciated
I'm the sacred scriptures. 3. An unccAS-
ing effort TO prove that gambling, Is
regulated in "A proper manner, is exceed
in.ly beneficial 10 society, ana high
license ON the traffic aud sale Of ardent
spirits, would be highly conducive to
the happiness aud prosperity Of the
whole American people. Tue Pilot Point
Post, an ayeragc weekly, with good IL
tentions, but like the late Democratic
convention, IA little cranky on the lease
law question. The gainesville hide
ppndent, an ably edited journal, Demo
cratic to the core, that takes q special
pride in differing with its neighbor, the
lies perian, on all local and political
questions, is doing good work for the
Democratic III and the building up OF
Gainesville. The Hesperian, the oldest
and most widely circulated journal in
Cooke county, generally brimtnll of
news, neutral in politics, but a little like
the old darkey who vas baptized in the
the Baptist faith, and upon coming out
OF the water exclaimed, with the water
dripping from his face: Use ready for II
'sputc with you now" The Register, an
old and substantial weekly, very neat In
appearance, and as Il general thing. well
tillod with the latest newsstand continues
to jog along pretty much the same old
way.