The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03
STATE PRESS.
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than was made last year, and MT
Pleasant will he prepared tn buy Il
all, and more beside.-lMt. Pheasant
News.
FIRsr-CLAss PAPER.
There are no indications that TIL
DALLAS HERALD will suspend tbs
winter. II will take cold day, III
Heed. 10 freeze out the leading daily OF
orr grand and growing State Gresn
vile Herald.
RATHER A gIG BOY.
The Hwsr-hOrses" may smile lightly
and iastingly call Barney Gibbs !
1ooy'1 but they should remember
thai. as a rule, boys are rather slippery
ard ofkep cause great excitement and
anxiety.-l @erid' an Times.
ABOUT MISTAKES.
Everybody is making mistakes,
Everybody is finding out aiterward
that he mas made a mistake. But
there can be no greater mistake than
the stopping to worry over mistake
already made Bastrop Advertiser.
WORK 1T UP AT HOME,
IfrailrOa0s oannos carry all the col.
ton of this fall, there may be some
likelihood of factory or TWO being
started to ri lieve ths great strain OF
the railroads capacity, by working
some ofip up at hone.-[San Autonis
Light.
GOT HIS FOOT IN 1T.
1t strikes us that the "Disinherits Sd
Knight" who wrote that sluSh to The
Galveston News got his foot into il. A
State senator. whether he lives in the
Panhandle or not, ought to get OF in 9
moro winning way thGn no did
--ITexss Mesquite.
OPINION OF yIIE QUILL,
1t is noted fact that all the free grass
editors are refined, wholesouled, gen
erons-heai ted, practical sense men
But for pure, shriveleG, uuaiulter.
ated, cranky sentiment, VIC would
cite you to'a mOssbacs lease organ, by
acclematlon - Abilene Quill.
MOSES RIGHT ALONG.
Other journals may have their upH
anu downs, but the old reliable and
only afternoon newspaper In For.
Worth moves right along, aud con.
tinues to furnish all thu latest society
telegfapbic, local and general news, al
Is cents week. Fort Worth Mail.
ANOTHER OBITUARY NOTICE.
The Mail has an obituary notice
written up in regulation styie--poetry
"none knew him but TO love-" etc
nothing omitted, IL is guaranteed 10
open TIC Iachrymose glands and fur.
nish an ocean of tears. Carriages can
be called Tuesday evoning,-I Fort
Worth Mail.
TEXAS RAILROAD FOOL.
The Texas railroad pool on cotton Is
one of the poculiarities of this great
state. With dozen cities in close
competition with one another, rail,
road pool Ia fixed up which gives
every one ground floor rates and inside
track, OF least they all say so, and 1t
must bo taken for granted San Au.
tonia Light
TERRELL's PLyoK.
The opponent, OF Terrell in the
county seat race make q great orv
about the taxes in Terrell. Whatever
debt Terrell has Incurred her people
are ample abe and viii willingly pay,
and VIC arc glad 90 say that neither the
citizens Of the town OF Kaufman or OF
the county viii DO called upon to pay
one cent OF Terr6lps indebtedness
--ITerrell Star.
A SERVICE TO NORTH TEXAS,
THE DALLAS HERALD is leaving Tue
other papers b. morales on things
ethereal, while il puts III good work for
The material welfare OF the State. la
its efforts to bring cheap capital here
nom the east, reduce rents, build rail
roads TO our coal mines and the
pineries IL is doing service for North
Texas and Dallas which Will result IN
great good Mexia ledger.
RAILROAD POOLING.
The Galveston News 10 Indirectly
responsible tor rho great latitude
given railroad corporations in this
State. 1t has scientifically opposed
all measurea tecding to railway reg
ulation by the state. II openly
sanctions this pooling business by
which the people OF Texas will be
robbed OF probably over o million of
dollsFs t1feenyllse Herald.
IMMIGRATION TO TEXAS.
Tbi $50 81 Immigration has begun
to puL MO Texas ag9in, 1t streams
in q nos, hWtatern direction, and will
probably CONTINUE until that country
is pretty well filled M before il can be
induced 10 tuCu this way. 1t IN 10 be
hoped that the stream will be strong,
so rs TO fill the vacuum 10 aonn as pos
sible, because Southwest Texas has
room enough left for half OF Europe.
--lSsn Auronia Iight
CHEAP MONEY,
We 10 Weli to talk about canals and
railroads, but the first thing we want
10 cheap money, Until We have cheap
money, VS. will be noted and conspiC--
uous in the absence in our midst Of
thrifty enterprise and prosperity. We
might have cheap fuel in abundance
water-power uniimited; wool, hides,
cattle and sheep In great quantities,
but unleas we can get cheap money,
rents will remain high, ard enterprise
of every nature whatsoever will be too
hazsrduua, and will be clogged to
stagnS;ian,-lEl Psso Times.
STILL uARpINa on MY DAUGHTEE.
The Democrat was born with Fort
Worth, and will not die until Fort
Worth dies. This is Official Fort
Worth Democrat.
Is this constant "herpipg on my
daughter" au indication that q secret
grief, "iille q worm I the bud" is al
ready gnawing at Tho vitals Of our es-
teemed young contemporary? No one
has predicted its early demise, bur
these constant denials TO imaginary
prophecies give rise to onlinous sus-
picions, Ii not forebodings,- Fort
Worth Mail.
IT CAN BIZ DONE,
Now, while grain is low, let these
things bs considered. Sell tho surplus
at the most opportune time, but Keep
enough, that your families and tloCBs
and herds may have abundance. Pre-
pare to take care of every grain waste
not. Don't 20 in debt any more. What
you cannot pay tor, do without or raise
at heme. just imagine that it is 'wsr
times' again, and Won can invent
many WAYS TO lead You out Of close
places. II will cost struggle, but 1t
can be 0ouo, and when you are once
more free from debt you can look upon
your wife and children and thank God
that your loved ones are free from a
bondage that Is CALLING end ruinous.
-[Greenville Banner.
THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS.
The apparent absurdity of running
a newspaper to please all of Its SUB
scribers should suffice to point our lit
tie jest; but hereafter, when we get off
y little joke that may chance TO rifle
the Graphic, We shall label it,
nThis is q joke" Whether
the editor OF this paper
Is q tenderfoot or not, 1t Is not neoes-