The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
STATE PRESS.


The taxable values of Dallas county
are rs great as the taxable values of the
whole of Idaho Territory and half as
great as the entire assessment of Flor
lda. Ten counties like Dallas would
contain as much wealth. as The state OF
Mississippi or Arkansas Greenville
Banner.
Tho Texas Stockman thinks there will
be water ON the western ranges next
year, whether IL rains or not. It's judg-
ment IS based upon the number of wells
that are sunk this year and water OBJ
tanned, 1t also thinks Texas VIII be-
| heard from az the coming convention at
Sic Louis ON the subject Of western quar-
antine against Texas cattle and the Ma
I tional cattle trail.
The Democratic party opens its doors
and invites back To its fold all good men
/ who have been misled into political er-
ror. The Democratic party Is not a
/ proscriptiy0 party, but is a party of
! prnclpIe, generosity and Justice. II is
a friend OF labor, science, progress and
( Liberty, and VIII live forever. Tyler
/ Democrat.
/ quite q number Of Greenbuckers in
the county voted the straight demo-
cratic ticket last Tuesday, but we want
| 10 say that the leaders Of that party and
All VINO claim 10 represent thar party in
thls county voted the independent. Re.
I publican ticket, and If the honest, con-
sclentious Grccnbackers will watch
| very closely they will fluid that their
leaders ana those who seek TO represent
them upon public occasions are died-in-
the-wool republicans in Disguise lry-
Ter Courier.
The farmer in reviewing the result of
his years toll, will find among them
many disappointments that have come
upon hlm that he can steer clear of next
year. He will see that variety of ptO-
dnctlon is far better than risking ali his
labor ON one commodity. 4 little less
cotton, q little more corn, Il few acres
more OF oats, an extension of his
meadow, a few more hoes, horses, sheen
ana callle, better garden, orchard and
ualry, ana all such changes by which his
labor can be varied, will pay. The steady
Guhereuce 10 any one crop places the
farmer ut the mercy Of Spectators, and
should seasons prove unprOpitious, he
may lose his all Jacksonville IntelH-
! gence.
farm can be stocked with sheen for
less money than with cattle, horses or
hogs. Sheep will come nearer utilizing
everything that grows on the farm than
any other animal. Less labor will he
! required for getting feed aud stock
together. The returns will come in
sooner ana uttener than any ather farm
Slock' except hogS. Less money is re-
| CURED for sholtering and fencing and
loss labor is involved in herding, where
outside pasturage is accessible and pre-
lerred And finally fair income on
the Investment can be had without the
sale OF animals themselves, even at the
! present low price of wool. Jackson.
vile Intelligence.
Cattle men in the west have special
grudBe at TeXes cattle. They spend
hluch tlme ana labor 10 Impress butch
ers IN st. Louis, Chicago and Kansas
| Clty tnat Texas cattle are at all times
ana III all seasons subject to disease.
The object for all this is plainly seen.
The cattle kings OF the northwest want
20 urlVe the Texas cattle from the mar.
kets east and north. In Texas il costs
lnuch less to raise cattle than il does in
any OF tho northwestern states, and
leAas is making lively competition lust
nov III inns trade III the large cities
II yler Courier.
, we were presented yesterday bv
T. " Snlder, very enterprising farmer
living near Aubry, with samples of
aPples Whlch surpuss anything ever
presented. One limb three feet long
bears nifty blushing ripe apples, another
limb one foot long bears lwenty-6ve
nut the browning sight is fourteen large
ripe apples cllnglng to a lin only three
inches long. The fruit is presented with
aylew TO have it named 10y some of our
able horticulturalists. The fruit will he
on exhibition next Tuesday evening AZ
the horticultural meeting. Mr.. s. has
large orch Td which is fairly breaking
with this most delicious fruit. Say thal
Point Post.