The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-09
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WlnuIiilM sro coming mo seherai use III iM'
a'a,u No'"u"' 'or pumping ""'sr 'o' 'fi'
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n,"v"a y, 'aH gn, "Vu ny mu s''.S ny U'I'
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Tho Now York Fire dcpnrtmout used N 7OO .
800 gallons OF vntar nj ilres last ycnr -''
A tobacco house north hos ordorcl throuyh n
Tallahassee merchan, 100 pounds of dried bright
frlrnycs. Can't Won, maoinr whnt thoy me- tn
DO puttoy '''
Tho sun Diego Union SAYS: Bees are doing
extraordinarily vol SO far this year They
promise ease of honey TO the hive NIL through
and many will make more
The egg traffic In this country, SAYS the Baltl.
more Ma, kol journal, has risen to an import.
anco which fsw comprehend. The aggregate
transactions in New York city alone must
amount 10 fully $4,000 OOp per annum and In
the United states TO s55,OOooO,
II IN said tharc arc now seventy c,ephants in
the United States. They uro mostly In tho cir
Gus business
A santa Monica farmer owns n cow that has
for months yielded seven gallons of milk daily,
The gross income from such COW Is S12t per
day for ten mouths of the year
A company with n largo working capital has
purchased a tract OF land near Ichighton, IA,
ON which a ,Ctory for the manufacture OF fuel
from coal dust will he erected The process
which will bo used Is new one, and II Is
claimed that the product win he almost equal 10
pure coal Tor the generation OF heat.
Tho exports OF domestic produce from New
York wore again moderate In volume, the total for
the past week amounting to 81, gOg.liS against
S. 80. o2Q for the same week last year Wheat
wa, snInnci 81; Hons .'arnble md flour I'm fair
"montI,ips hui arnn,ts thar hrooJsintIs nro.
yiSinnS Nr,r"Iar,li s,J o,tion w.. ai,brr ,tnf
oratn ar i,,,h, sinc" isv"or, ,hooNnn,ts ho,,
pa"ho1 S as ~ WV ni s'S
irp oS, c ,nS ID p, ~ ~, 90
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~ 1905 ~ ~, ,. ,,,,,.,
c.a, W. NC month OF Iuiy mere were i,-Yy ~
NNV, !clnW nluo lumoer Shlpneu ll9h Jun
s'nNIlej lnain lcet 10 domestic, Hnu I9%'1l
lcel W intvlgh lnllS, pu,lns July; ,sN,, were
were GS,huS ieet Shipped from thiS poiI ana
l"SoVv iett IN 6l 1uy, lSSv byS,uvS We iumpgl'
'hcre wore ~ uo cross ues Shlpptu rom thls
cly last month. ,,.,
no toomyo III central MISSOURI Is growing
nnely, anu II no disaster oNerlakos II between
TINS and cutting time I will be one OF the best
ctnpsrAsed Tor several years
The machinery for comlnensinG work on the
Florida coast canal WIN be ready by October
Ihe llr.t WORK WIN be TO cnt from me MalanAa'
TO the Halifax through Smiths creek aud maj
row neck Of land about three miles. This will
| open up communication between 81, Augustine
AM all tho towns on the Halifax river \
cut then OF half mile through the
| liauloyer VIII make connection will
Tue indian river, which VIII give y steamboat
route OF about no miles, which lis the intention
of tho company to have In operation before The
first Of January.
Tho weekly Flordlnn says: A careful est
| mato places the amounto of money brought into
Leon county fromthe shipment ofycgctablcs th
season AZ about ~ QoG equai to the value of 5O
bales OF cotton. These vegetables were raise,
on About 100 acres OF land, while $50 acres vii
, not produce 800 bales OF cotton. Again III
vegetables wore grown and marketed In n 'oy
| months, and second crop of corn and peas ri