The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

shipped during The last three .fnOntha
About half of tie cotton goes. ~ New %
leans, the balance going 10 Galveston and
points, and most al q the otite9
shipments are TO 81. Louis. During the
past wear the sales Of leading articles Of
general merchandise were ~ follows: Oh
dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps
and millinery, $3.50, 600; groceries, produce,
oonfeotious, bagging and ties, $4,000:
beer, 25 Kegs per week; Ice, 400 pounds per
day; lumber, l. 10000 feet; drugs, paints,
oil, etc, S25, 900; hardware, agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS. wagons, ETC., $4,000. This town
has two steam grist milis,e Touring mil
seven gins, one planning mill. a baDk, iour
churches and two schools.
LEwIsvILLE.
This Is q way station on The Dallas az
Wichita branch OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad, in Denton county, % miles north
west from Dallas, and is the most important
shipping point on this road between Dallas
and Denton, the only other STATION Of note
being Trinity Mills, in Dallas county; Dur
ing the past year Lewisville handled some
{, 900 bales of cotton, and turned oil 2,4CO
barrels of -four, which was disposed OF in
the local market. There is some demand
for lumber, and a yard is Just being opened.
The aggregate sales of important articles
during the year past amounted to: In dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc., .$S0,OOo;
groceries, produce, bagging and ties, SW,-
utus': d pai T. Tn, oar;cnitura ;,nIi
ware, S1''vvo' %os nnn T%h5a Iaraa nronot
ton of It's trade is with Dallas.
ALvARADo.
This is in Johson county, on the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad, now a
part of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fs sys.
tenn and the Waco division of the Missouri
aciIiu iai,oao, na, Eno Th;. ia
lag, any haS popuiasion ~ r,vUy. ran n;d,
= mse m..is .uwn ama s nus aiHIn t ih%p Tssr
since 'Ie aasen. %, US ra,aro tha .re nast
year lts exports uu[,ns ~ oh noo Yea, ~
moG,, s'ues W LIE : Ssao head. other
sra.h, e..,iouus, Ea.'is, n,Ivv se nhN az
toauSls s~Sgresa.lng IN va,ue so,uot' o.
Ihese Ne" losS ,tcei,eu ~ n pr ~en Ok.
~ or, as ID o,I"s, nn;nds * & Tbe sales NJ
mpoltani si"oiIs ouxiag shs pas' ySa
wo.e "S nt,o"s. nIy Sor H,o..rSi 81 a
nnoe. ""us Iap nnrant;nns and
~" pton 100 i Saa, 20 a."n.
lses, nS SiogoW' n9 Ho, peer anH '1GacSos'
$3.50 60 n %s S,,avo' utS m;I atc ss Txs
s.o.s @oo,voo, Lux, pIu;S, J., e,O;, ~y,ov,
aas 49, "Es1t.Hnn ,rhasp smnni;ss "surse
Sns, sto., Frs,UoOI % Suppneo O.
I. nri OK. ra, "nS x. H.tios o.. oths,
no;sts IL N ~ ~
u,eno,o
This ia the Comfy sest Of Hill comfy. and
stnJe .ne auve auaS ~ Hit'I - Sc ahoai,H
.oiia. sonthsss not rom HsIIss' and has a non.
Of I oo0, secentlv 70 rosi busipesss
nn.O IT, 80, aSIad q az tngn al
neuneI nav = H. ais IS U-owth .ndnrns.
n;y. H. $1,000 sosas ~ ;mnartant
p et y 1890. nast vaar omornt 70. az
d..,e noos Sth oSts sboss cint%inv and m;lHii.
RUOQS, uOotS, EaoCot SlOtbhh6 hIiAA
+;on, SaoS;nr and ties sSI65 OOO. linuors.
.ious, pass,nS e,nn oo0o. wooS worL sb;n''
oeo,s, ,o ~ onS ps 0osG i, ber sash etc.1
5se rousi -. na;nts crncHa,v wnoSs,,
cAis uis III ob@. Ih s ,dw.re machiherv
aares se eoc cno sig ~ rasoentaoa ~ these ;rESt
~, pou,cVy Eron my Naw YorI Do. ST. Tonis,
,s = Nv orieans IN. GaIveston (. Dallas 30.
Piaces' ~.
This is a small town on the southeast d.
vision OF the Missouri Pacihc railroad IN
county: some 90 miles rom Dallas,
md has 8 population of2'O inhabitants. ~
5 only a neighborhood depot, ana noes out
title trade. During past year II snlpped
rom $50 to 200 bales OF cotton: Mill ana
lin property estimated at S3,Voo. me
Iales of general merchandise during pasas
rear amounted to: Vi dry goods, ciotning,
'tc., $4,000; groceries, produce, ETC., S32,-
O0;S liquors and tobacco, S4,O0O; mugs
etc., $1,000; hardware ana agricut
ural implements, $Z,gU. IL draws tnese
from: st. Louis. 10 per cent.i
Galveston, 20 per cent; Dallas, ~ per cent;
,ther points, IS per cent.
EMORY.
This Is the county seat of Raines county.
nd has about $50 inhabitants, and is locatc
ID IS miles from Dallas, on the benson ana
outheast branch of the Missouri PACING
-l.--l Tn.rssv NIa noof war ~ GhinnpA
500 bales Of cotton. Its aggregate sales OF
merchandise mounts to: VI dry
,oods, clothing, boots, shoes, millinery etc.,
;36, 900; groceries, produce, CONNECTIONS,
and ties, 1900; liquors and to-
,acces, $40, 900; drugs paints, etc., $500.
and agricultural implements,
1900. This merchandise was furnished in
he following proportions: ny New ioSk,
(; St. Louis. 30; Galveston, 40i Dallas, 20.
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TEMPLE.
This town is situated IN pen county at
.hsjunction OF the Guii, colorado q santa
fe and Missouri racine roaus' ~ - ohiy
bout q year OLD, is one OF tne 'owns i M
prang up as II by magic on the uuli, Oot
d santa re; q Is nsmee III nonor 81
,hief Engineer, Temple OF the santa re
Dad. It. now has a population OF Dearly
200, and has . beautiful location on q npe
'rairie. 1t already has a large stone nour, =
ng mill cotton gin n a sash, pima ana
DOR factory, together with some seventy
houses representing most every
inc Of business. II has a bank a e
also, and is n OF tho liyeliest little
in central Texas. shipments curing
he past season, the hrst FOR Temple, ey
eeded 100 cars o. small grain ana aeout "
AIRS Of cattle. IL is expected ~conhdenty
10000 head OF cattle VIII De nlpp1H
bis next season. Temple Is o oil
colorado q santa Fes OFFSPRING mat tne
Dad may we'll be proud OF.
q BELToN.
Bolton is the county seat OF Bell county,
situated on the Gull, C0lorado ~ santa
70 road a few miles from the Temple juno,
an with the Missouri Pacific, and has O
opulstien Of about 100, essima.ed