The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-01
rrIu WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1882.

nv Z, .ra ;,p of lugc, extending down as low I"
d"0d . n'', ~ p.i,h Ave umcq NJ wele IN |
gof ~ "a lie hresl pink coral is worm s6j an
/. !. estimated that 50o,r0 saols II potatoes
hn q, LSen imnorted from Great Bfltalu. De.
y ,sny. Nova Scotia and O,hcr countries durng
the past season. 49,. 49,. n,1 .f
tnbe,oses In Florida. Hc send thc blossoms 70
| New York aud oIhor northern cues pacteu III
The JrcksonyIlle Union OF the 9iii instant
saws: Vcse,ntlon is su0eiilg very much Tor Tue
! want o. r',in In this sec,on OF the slale
Ihc q Me now $4,000 elstern lfont renoy y.
lie Il, hP ,hory at the laie san LeanuIo, ~
pai, 70 .eton to the headwa'ers Oh INC Nin''i'
o" Tbe stc,mer from Norfolk Virginia, which
arrived nj boston on May %, had on board ~
ctaies of Strawberries, 40 boxes OF green peas
and l. 800 barrels Of vegetables ,,,.,
An cnterp,isiug farmer pTopo7es TO esilDish
n goose fam In Texas He wiz iase geese lot
II" cathers alone Az WI SeeP men yei on t"
cluns OF feathers year ana VIII pay Il uoiiur
each. .,..,,,,, Il,
Pecan culture is receiving, special attention IN
, Wakulla Madison county has many trees pea,
ing the fruit which equals, II IL does not eAcei
any ever imported ,..
Corn is susceptible of more marked changes
than anv other crop we produce, ana Gun DC
bred to our fancy in shape style ana color, very
) easily If we viii give the care and atteo'loh
J necessary. ~ , .,
10 the first dscoverer OF coal in that couii,
, try A parry of American prospec,oIs WIZ
. leave Chihuahua in u few days on thlse%pe-
A paragraph is going the rounds to the effect
= that a Venet'an glass manufacturer is produc-
ing glass bonnets by the thousand ana Seinpe
them too 1t Is said that the glass cloln OF
+ thread of which they are made is SINNER than
silk has finer color, and is none the worse for
] a heavy shower of rain.
To prevent chicken cholera, keep the drinking
water for fowls in old, rusty iron vessels ano
, occps ionaly throw q small quantity OF sulphur
and quick lime into the vessels, and do not lei
them get filthy, but wash them out every lew
Q Wool.e rowing and spinning in Russia Is almost
universal being as mJch II not more OF nome
industry tran fac Dry business Aln9 mo SEe,S
a enters com merce. but is spun end consumed a.
0 home ,,
a knew when farmer was prosperous or MOI d!
: The way in which hem8pased his manu- g heai
l. ald bandlcd the whltoweSh brush, as we,,'sep
s bulldogs were advertisements OF wesERep
= lalms 49,.
d A SILK exchange stock company with cap
d al OF t5nC began operations in New lork !. OF ,,
Saturday last. The object of the, exchange Is U
@ CLASSIFY the raw silk product OF the countlv ant
i 10 FOL n a medirm through which plouuce.'
d may transact business OF all kinds connece'
n with their industry.
;, with g. eat success on many farms in Caliorr'a
Y The crop being very productive and command
S ing high market price, as the following IA =
IS and figures show: An acre OF land Will yle't
d one. half ton of IN ard ton of seed. The for
d mer commands from $40 10 Sl60 per top, and IN
e seed sells at f, ON SIS to s25 per ton. Whel
/. vested and ready for market, The cost pc
e acre rarely exceeds s25, and never goes allow
IS ST. :
Ia such articles az are shown in tne TontbIy Tad
!. and navigation returns from the United King
,,fl dom of Great Britain aud LELAND TO the I'm I
IS States Of America during the month ended APP.
n 1852, as compared with The corresponoin
! ia Of