The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-12

IcAss W 1@no u cAAOi0Gto In tha
field sT.er sEhle, bat whether be will
ges sIt nomination IL sltoge;her- an
other question. There is a oonyentio,,
to decide that matter,
"Go IT, OLD eAIw
The sndeevors the grand old DArJAs
HERALD Ia now making reminds ms 81
a goa jumping tor sun-fiower sesds
The Morning News, tho bright. rich
new enterprise, win have 10 rnska
similar or greater strides il she banas
TO oYerI"Halln the spfucs old srep5
mother OF North Texas jonrnslisr,
All We save 10 say Is.
The dsace viii be lively, depend upon tt
Go oid gai-weli hold Your bonnet,
Terrell Times.
lHPRoVR TIN ROADS.
Every farmer can aid in i,anrov;pr
the rosas by q little volunteer VIII
IL is rsQna4tiY the case that had plscas
In the road are near the homes al wall.
to-dc farmers, ard for the want of an
hours rsik with o plok and shovel a.
the flgh, ll1oe Ees impossible, Some
people IElhM travel y bad rosd and
break a Fa&0n shan 10 10 for their own
benefit iilsit work on a nubIio ro.5
especially u ttey are tower 45.n Ths
condition o. the roads can be rroatIr
improved II every cody will do ySSs,
their private Interest denands,-
Round-Np. l7N"
SUPERIOR MAN.
The YoulS Mems Democratic sssn-
station o. a96aa has endorsed Profnssnr
I. j. GiSardsau, OF Houston, to the
piesideni requestiug HE appointments
as mannaI OF the United States civil
serves commission, chsrecteri3,pg
NM ~ " representative Southerner.
ga e0u9ated goi tienan without psdan-
bigo,ry." Professor Girardean,s $3.50
have assurances that ms will he as
dorsed by the Texas senators and con.
Sr6ssmen and the $ ate admlnistration
4 lolessor GiefdeaU is President of thn
TsXas Press association, and it would
W an 'honoE TO 'h9 press of Texss
shoul0 ths president give him a p1si .
ton IN the commission. Tho SUI
Wouid be DOH shted to see him So
hohored.- Williamson County San.
BUSINESS Be- ION ALL THE yEAr
le srsAi cav antags this section nos-
ses es over otlefs in "A (iiyeysitv ~
cf0i ~ when gives u fair business ali
the year round. Iu the early sprjng n
pig WOOL crop ~ marketed here. ib.n
ioiloWs petf sales, end then the farmer
DflnBs ~ MS wheat product aud slekes
sood D0sl 1883 for August and Seplero-
per- Az .Da grain crop is all merkotad
me couoQ crop comes, and with the
tsll cup o. WOOL ulls up the gap nicely
between NJSlu a9G f.ll beet, Cotton
w %oui ale coming 10 market now at
LNoiE ta'V eCV!on - just Beginning,
pue Mlil 20 brlgiS before tha last of the
g %2oi - sniPped' Then viii come tho
1911 HDlNflnfst n
wiz last month In tho wJn.cr ,ime.
rades In cattle aud cotton and }snds
bulldiDg mhteii9l ana iouae;,nld .not !,
for new homes, zrd fsrmers koens tbo
GoWn BUSY uutl ,be uextsUrinp. Il AM
iehe reporter.
EDt CATH CaFFY,
hoGcat,on ~ sao negroes eevnla 10
Do Wo only m0Sns o! making tnan
soou sud tbiain4 citizeus. Chen
tis Ihe parb OF . wise poligv fo t,iya
TINS edpc6tiOl Wita tuD rid n, tna no
tlonal government. il poseible. # not
without it. Already thv Southar,i
states have contributed largel " m ans
tain sch0ola Tor tho edpcotiun OF tn
negro but uhere are hundreds who do
not avail themselves OF it, and ifthe
blsir bill, with nome cofnpnl.oIr,
Tenure of sducutiNn OF the neert
couiu W cOhslstel.ly adop.gd.
nlght pe Of infinite bene6s
10 the country in the esuostion
anu Improvement Of tho conSi-
tioh 81 the rscs. This ls p recogniz,S
ABNORMAL condition OF affairs r. The
southern State, and an sxtraordinsrv
remedy Is requisite. OF course. WE
should object 20 any control. by the
Feaeral government, OF orr nubljc
school system, hut VIC would mt
upon E.era senrimcntslitv, object tn
the donation # public la1,Is 10 tine al,
ucatlon and imp veusot OF rEcs
winch, 1t seems, ". are t. caro- for and
pro'eot-IAustiD 5 atesu n.
LoNevIRN q psor nrsa
Tho tact is our town h7s reached ,
psilod IN her history whom il becomoy
indispensable 70 sriango .5F emniny.
menb Tor large ard grow pg popnie.
uon. In proportion as tto towp I'm