The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07
THA,,E ITEMS.

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| SPANISH mNcEcrel are being caught NJ NisslS-
| sippt city.
| About Ign head oi cdlio were shipped last
week from TAMPA 10 cum
large amount OF hay Is being shipped nom
| lanada To the uWlgd states sllcj the uuly upon
! IL mas been removed
| The grapes grown by NE Georgia VINE com
| pany, nt CuthberL VIII, ms wear make twenty
thousand gallons OF Wlhe' the iull capacity OF
! the company,
Mr.. ". III, tlra1dCHu gathered nom MS ucld
IA Jefferson county near monticello, Florida,
! Monday, 800 watcrlnclpus mat averaged III
, Poniids eNrh Ahead on Nl' ,,
The secretary OF tho Am. rcnh iron ana steer
a>Socln ION gives the lail IN the price oil steel
rails since December NJ e!O per 'oh' iron falis
nave uc' hhed apo' u per toh' -,.,,
Mdfyla ptacn growers aic now worried ne
cause Whal Is Called 'he Juue iai. OF immature
pyachcN mas l9t yet uctn,lCa' lhey now ap-
pIShGnd llal the ue'S VII uIe"A uoNh WIN inc
WclSht as lhe pe7chr' mature
the custom -bousei IN Portsmouth is said to be
me on y ulto 't'Wu by lhe general
guVethm'lI a NJ" ID hpru.r' ItlsO. granite
was h.u ~ d Hs ago, ana cost
inclusive q M. '.,, l'oLo'"
iuc laN'o behlNlM'lg ulSllcS IN western
NeW lplA are now nllllcitu ny = worm called
inc bean wceyil which IS committing great de-
Nastauon upon newly planted crops Ia some
localities destruction OF the entire crop Is COM
Pistc
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention
VI ttuclIy To Animals mas lnluied Two thoushnu
coplea Oh piacafd 10 De pasted on staplts, le-
ppl'' watering places ana esCNhcio ultoush te
SUI chnllohllS against oFerdnNlhB hol'eS III
hot weather
The present and prosPycllye, wealth Of
AROMA Is ehoimouS, Mllhlh the year the
ihl'cS oi the territory WHEN are rs yet III lhelr
llllanry, hsve paid diyldendS amounting to
hcnr.y slUOIOOn, Nor IS this yn Arzln4
uSprts 10 become an agricultural territory, ana
~ ~ asserted maj ny 'he MA 9i a'WSlh %ell9
thc deaell lands can he made the most product
i've whcat.gtowing districts in the country.
" Is snld mat niong me mo "inlde mere Is Il
ia'se hummer OIL men whose sole business II Is
10 pass contrGDahu Goods over me l'he' Brave,
reckless OF lie. Injured to hardshipS, excellent
semen uner'ing mHlkSmen, devoid of all
mniu principles acquainted WIN the narrow
| l,lds III inc nNtr ana winding tlails Through
me chappnrnl they ARE enabled under nearly
every CIRCUMSTANCE to AVOID the vigilance OF the
oahleh STATE, guards
lho monthly exhibit of business transacted
| III me ChicagO postoillCc shows the receipts
| during June from stamps and postal cards to
ImaVe beeh alo2 OGibl; stamped envelopes,
Sn3t@"h; newspaper stamps, H3,llLtS; post
aSe'dne stamps, 81 1868, ora total Of ;lE 1880,
lho tolol receipts Tor The money order depart
meht cover SlS5S33,0, and the total disbursC-
meh,s, sISI36l % The number OF carriers
employed, including twenty autiliaiics, Is 2l,
Up TO this date, June 9th, there has been
shipped from Colorado City LOCO carloads of
buffalo bones, 100000 pounds, and there is now
ready for shipment 100 carloads more. Bones
are now being brought 10 market at the rate Of
twenty tons per week.
me sugar planters OF Louisiana are almost
unanimous in their views and in expressing the
same that emigration and the settlement OF
While laboTcrS among them can only solve the
problem oil an Increased production Of sugar in
that state, the industry having renchcd n point
where the scarcity flahor prevents its further
extension. lLappCars that many of the blacks
have left the plantations and moved Ia the vii
lagos; others have moved swpy from the sugar
districts and have taken up lGud which. ii is
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