The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-18
STATE PRESS.
SIDE PLAYS,

SIDE PLAYS.
IL seems that Judge Chenoweth lifts
democrats as we'll as Republicans
when they make those hltle side
plays Bonham Review.
THAT ARM CLUTCH.
AN exchange wants to know if Sam
Jones is Jealous. Sam says he would
not let "dude put his arm around his
COOK" Sam should conceal his ieal-
ousy.-IMorris County Herald.
THE SHEATHED SWORD.
Iexas paid fitting tribute TO the
1ead general on the Sth instant. 1t is
put another proof that the sword has
Deen theathed, and with it the bitter. |
ness OF the past.-I Meridian Times.
THANKS.
Don't know what it is back of and |
SURFING up TIE DALLAS HERALD so, |
put this we do know, it is twenty-five |
Per cent. better paper now than it
mas ever been befsre.-l Decatur Post, |
WANTED AGRICULTURAL BUREAU, |
All the Southern States except Texas |
ana Arkansas have an agricultural /
department as part of the machinery |
OF government 1t is high time these |
TWO States were incorporating agricul- |
tural departments in their gmske.up, |
-lTexas Northwest.
Filming A DEPUTY SHERIFF,
Ieylor county imposed fine upon
deputy sheriff from Reeves county
Ior carrying a pistol while in the
former county on private business.
No officer should DO allowed to carry !
arms when not ON actual duty, and if
the law permits the practice it should
not Big Springs Telegram.
THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION.
ale the New Orleans expositiond
was financial failure it was great
blessing to the people of tho world and
the South should ever feel proud that
she was honored by such an institu-
tlon' 1t was great treat to all who
attended, and those who could not
could read of It'll Wills PoinJ Chronl-
Gle.
TO IRRLAND's CREDIT.
Had man of less firmness than
John Ireland boen at the hesd OF az
iairs, the Texas capitol would have
peon built OF Indiana limestone. We
owe the modification OF too contract
Where we get q granite state house, to
governor ireland more than to any
other man.-[Canton Telephone.
SNAKE MEDICINE.
Ii Iexas ever becomes prohibition
StateI fishing, asa fine ait and recrea.
tlon, viii be entirely broken up. The
proniDitioHiSti propose TO Danish
snakes alone in their glory. No well
regulated fishing party can venture
out of the city to the banks of q creek,
river, lake or bayou without the inevi.
liable snake medicine Il Bronham Ban
ner.
OUR GREAT CROPS,
Texas will be placed in an emhar-
RAISING position to harvest the i'm
mense crop Of cotton that will be
raised Ibis wear. The laboriDg force
Is totally inadequate to gather all the
eottor that will be grown. The year
1850 may be SGT down 40 the greatest
year Tor cotton that Texas will have
Tor long time. Some organized eff.
fort will have TO be made 10 provide
plckers during the season. Denison /
News.
CHEAPER MONEY.
some time ago THE DALLAS HERALD
opened its battery on high interest. 1t
complains that l per cent per month
IS TOO muehto charge, when money in I
Now York goes begging vt 8 and 4 per
cent. II is fanny to he&r THE HERALD
talking about | per cent per month,
when IL Is fact that IS high as . per
cept isicollecied in many towns. It viii
nave 60 reload ana frs again Paria
~ hlNt Al lDG AEA(iAN.
Tho Galveston N'rs shows its pag- I
sion for hypocrisy and prevarication
by saying tuBs i. has q "sincere re- I
spec" for Judge Reagan, whom IL is /
Picking and pecking at him ell tho
tlme with ~ much Hssiduity as il paid
by tho corporations to do no, and hy
an unwSrrGated attack on him be
cause OF an editorial criticism on it's
conduoi, wtjch appeared In the Adyo-
cato two weeks age Palestine Advo-
cate.
ToOTH-PICKs.
The Yankee who invented wooden
tooth-picks first made them Of hard
wood, but afterwards improved upon
ms i1es by using soft wood, go that
lnV ate using one, two or moro are
neeotd 10 get the first out sf your
teeth, We have foroswoyn them as a
deluslon and snare. They gro no T.
good except 10 "a dude to chew on d
around the doors Of q tirst.class hotel p
TO make folks believe he boards there.
-lTom Green Times.
dUBERNATORIAL,
There appears under all the neweps- =
per chat desire for a business man
as tho next governor OF Texas, and .,
probably there was never greater !
need. Old time patriots and war
way, but they will need something
more than q wac record or an ever I,
weaving ambition TO hold office 20 nj
commend them. Texas IL am ompire II
In extent, and IL needs at the head OF b
affairs practical statesmanship com v
bined with blrkness tact and ability
ISsn Antoniot ght. n
soATIflNG CRITICISM. Il
A country exchange suggests that it b
IS not imurobable that the Galveston n
News will soon begin aVigorous fight II
against prohibition. The Mail has no n
disposition to di discourage the oppon- n
ents OF the measure, but il is an eStab-
liShed fact that tho people generally
endorse what the News condemns,
and vice versa. Az the Msil has here
tofore remarked, public men and
measures must first secure the oppO- y
sition OF the News before they can gain "
the confidence and SuppolS OF the peo- "a,
ple.-[F Fort Worth Mail &c
THE PROHIBITION MOVEMENT. m
senator Coke, as well as Mr.. Mills, hi
appears 10 uuderota the prohibition y
movement. In Texas, II Ia true, the u
party hardly amounts TO corporaliS III
guard, and in other States Ia com.
parStively = handful. But tho idea,
whatever its merits, It's Justice, or its q
NApbobAN ANNtAhEf "a ~ NN OF bNNINOlltA a.
its opponents, Is positive and agrees.
awe, and like the 0nti-savery party
which took 30 years to accomplish its
there Is no telling what pro- n
portions prohibition may yet attain in n
this State and IN other sections of tho IL
country.-(Austin Statesman. a.
THE POST CoRRECrs. II
Tho announcement mado on yester- q
day by an obscure and irresponsible a.
evening paper, relative TO cohiempla- u
ted changes in tho management OF the "a
Posti was unauthorized and unauthen- =,
lie. II Is true that negotiations of ~
certain character have been IN process, N
but the Post regrets that tho publica- =,
ton In garhlod form of information "
obtained has givon
cause Tor publicly abiding TO them =,
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