The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-21
STATE PRESS.
, anon MOVE AND YET A sHAME.

Il improvements sOops IL Is 6hamo iCr
rs GOOD paper as THE HERALD to
al have to make improvements.-LE Ennis
Recorder.
To KEEP UP WITH THE PROCESSION.
The Galveston News now gives SIX
end n half issues a week, When il
,rets TO Dallas it will have to como TO
81 the front every day in tho week If it
keeus up with THE HERALD procession
Nlsan Antonio Express.
III IL DALLAS FOR ALL TIME.
FL uuE DALLAS HERALD is in Dnllas
N IN stay, Tire sensible business men OF
tSst citv will support by liberal pat
ynnage: andthe "News branch officen
will moi have as easy sailing as the
nyoprist0rs otth st journal first thought
II Would Tyler Courier.
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
H The person who thinks that the pee
u ple are not awaking up to different
8 Sentiment on the retail liquor traffic is
81 of Dallas, Tarrant and McLennan and
several other smaller counties are all
a Going to vote on the question in Au-
n gust Fairfield Recorder.
"A CONSULTING THE BUSINESS ELEMENT.
81 1t is developed that Cleveland gen.
81 orally consults the business element
and interests of city or district
y rather than the politicians, in the mat
n ter of business appointments. Cleve-
81 land is a statesman of the right sort,
thoroughly practical, and broad as
q WELL as broad as he is long ! Mon
tsgue County Weekly.
"a NORTHEAST TEXAS WILL STAND BY
W THE HERALD.
~ THE DALLAS HERALD proprie ora
"a have resolved themselves into joint
rusf l.
a amount of 100000. They have bought
anew building. The Galveston News
a may look out. The people of Central,
Northern ant Northeastern Texas will
stand by their friend, THE HERALD. =
"a [Ty Ter Courier.
IIURRAH FOR LAMPASAs.
Hurrah for L9mpasss! We will
n have the State Bankers Association
n here on the 23l instant, tho great 70.
4 vivalist, Dixon G. Williams, August
n II, the Firemen's Tournament, August
Il II to %, and the Baptist State ConYen.
q ton, october 3. Summer heat and
n dullness have no terr0rs for our cur
ii ci.i2eus.- Lampaaas Eagle.
II BETTER INVESTMENT
ii WilhthB GALVESTON News branch M d
n tho improved DALLAS HERALD, and
II Il Nf.lAf w
be said thaJ Dallas isou 4 newana,,ayy
b9om. But would il NOT be noEe I'd.
vissble for Dallas 10 blow in a little
a moro of ber ready cash toward bniid
a ing that railroad through the north
n western counties Of Texas. a tewn
can't live on wind always Montague
a County Northwestern
THE BATTLE OF THE TlTANS.
II The DALLAS HERALD is preparing
to zoe ne Galveston News in October
and go II one letter. Wen, II Dallas
is TO DO tins iutpre great OF Texas, and
reach proForti0rs truly metropolitan,
maybe ther9Il DO room enough for
both Of the IItana. There ia no doubt
that the contaminated move 81 a
branch OF The News to Dallas has given
the place agreat boom which will result
4 very adYantaseously to 1t. The signs
are most prcpitious.-l Clarksyille
TlmeS.
II AN FXcELLENr PAPER
The Nayasota Tablet improves with
each issue. The people OF Grimes
County should certainly appreciate so
e& o., paper AZ Ihe lapiet'-lbry-
an M t-n.ei p ise, ,.,,,.., c,.-..
~ m VI III % Nouhsy 40 eP
pn,t .uo slo Iearty sut-
otas ny s " %io s,vdGs ~ ~ WnaS st,
$500 W9 ~ ho;. EnCi ~ niSH'nS ~
n no1tIy tnoit ptstioiiase. Ii Iunhs'
fSfa,5 - 4oi 'i'o 0on P''lnenV'
n AVA ''''a '"''o''
THE GOVERNoRsHlP.
II me next democratic candidate Tor
governor or lhls Slate should 10 Sc
Iected not because he resides IN North
South, East or West Texas; not be
cause he is g Jolly good fellow and
slsp5 his political friends on the shout
der with aeducIiv5 smilo and says
"lets tsk0 tomethin';' not because he
Is bcomCd by this, that or the other
z daily newspaper, but because he Is q
q statesman and patriot, honest aud
n cap lhle. Tho p9Oplo should bear this
niad and not be deceived by the
H lulsoms eulogies OF obsequiou5 ana
s perhaps subsidized sycophants, who
would not hesitate t. sacrifice the in
terests OF the State to advance their
own selfish ends, or promote the per-
sonsl ambition OF their political favor
ties. Let no such mon be trusted
[WaXahachie Enterprise.
H1DESTtFtHD WITH nA1r.As FROM IN.
EASCy
Tho nuhIic will watch with consIdor.
ahIo Interost tba efIoyt 81 tbo GoIysa.
/ A
tHFRALn i'm tia own Tertiary. The
News decentralization a herculsnn ion.
and its snccess wsnld he n calamity
mol or,1 ~ naIIas INIT IN ana whnic
NStatS II tSo bns;ns.s NOV nj nailaS
tbsvo apy rassonstie da@rea ~ hnsi-
me- oo,'sa 49, 70 GOV, SSratituSe th.y
4lvjI sta,T lay NJ r w 'if ,ybicb
tbean ihnranyyI,ig j5ant,Gad Win nal.
ia F,n,1 i,gs ii ,;s,noS, 70 tbo nresent
ti,ro No 's iI,,Hi NJ. booy ,,aro NO
4tsnt in nynSSn noti 81 he nrogroSa and
a. - DtiS oin9 Lc,G lro,,as
tbSnP ruyS VI mas Gnu aud ,ys nredict
that the effort of its rival to supplsnt
IL in its own territory will have but
one cfIeot--tbAt OF Stimulating THE
N HERALD 10 greater efforts, thereby
making ira halter psper.-lJackson-
willie Intellioeucer.
GKNFR.I ROSS FOR GOVERNOR.
General Ross N "A iul .nsged candl-
date fot governor OF Texas. So says
tha ExIuiuor In effect and the press
has echoed the sta'smsnt with varied
tCommrpt, Tho Herald ID skep,icsl
tAnv man Of med ,ocro Judgment that
NnaS .urypd ina freuT greedy Chudi-