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

IN fertile and productive county about
~ miles from the rich bottoms o. tho lled
river, II can always maintain fespeotsbl
local trade, and y doing more or less bnsl.
ness with the ChOctaws, across the river,
Its exports during the wear just passed
were Cotton, 7,5i6 bales wool, 6,wo
pounds hides and peltfles, 6O47O pounds
grain, GOO bushels, and mil products
aegregating In value $1,000. hese SLIP
mcnts were to st. Louis, 90 per ,.lt.; New
Orleans is per cent; Galveston, D per cent.
other points, 70 per cent. The aggregate
sales during the past year Of general COM
merce were: or dry goods, boots, shoes,
clothing, millinery, etc, $l7S,0O0; groceries,
produce, bagging and ties, $500 600; liquors,
beer, tobaccos, s39 900; ice, 81, 900; lumber,
sashes. etc. $4,000; drugs, paints, crock.
sry. etc, $4,000; hardware, agricultural
IMPLEMENTS, machinery and wagons, $751;
lOO These goods were brought from: st.
Louis I'd per cent: New Orleans, 80 per
cent: Galveston, s per cent; other points,
10 per cent. There are two manufactures,
ennloyine q hands. with capital of $1,000
invested.
PARIS.
This the conntv seat of Lamar county,
IL located I25 miles from Dallas, on the
Trans.Continental line of the Texas Il Pa
citic railroad and has population of some
/; oOn Paris i;ka its foresyn namesake. is
noted for The stvle. refinement a. i culture
If lis society and the taste and elegance of
Is public and private buildings. 1t has
sIwavs heen ro6d trading point. drawing
ts natronage not only from Lamar,
mt cxtendinc IL into the counties Of Delta,
Red River. Franklin, Hopkins, and In the
,hoctaw nation. During the year Just past
he exports of Paris amounted to: OF cot
ION. IL 600 bales: wool, 10000 pounds;
nides and peltries, 100000 pounds; small
erain. 3. 500 bushels: live stock, 500 head;
,ther things aggregating $500. These
shipments were divided among the points
named, in the following ratio: TO st.
Herce dnring the past wear amounted to: OF
iry goods. boots, shoes, hats, clothing,
millinery. etc. S625. 900; groceries, Produce,
onfectIons, bageing and ties, 500, 900; Ii.
,uors, beer and tobaccos 5000; ice, $4,-
90: lumber, Including sashes, doors, etc.,
.3S 0CO: drugs, paints, crockery, etc., $780,
sl50. 600. These i'm sorts we're drawn from:
81, Iou;s. !. New Orleans, 1, and vari-
ous other points /. The man.
uIact,ring interests of the Town represent
an srgregate capital of S75, 600, and consists
fthrce Touring mills, two iron foundriesa
nrn;tnre ,actory. and a sash and blind fac
ory. The prospects Of I he town are more
than ordinarily promising, based on sub
srautial naturfl advan, ages, combined with
A' ''' e. " HONEY Grove.
This rlace is situated in Fannin county
Instant 107 miles from Dallas, ON the Trans
Continental branch of the Texas & Pacific
.aiIroad. IL has a populstion of 1900
inhabitants who eujoy the best social and
school facilities. II was quite village in q
well populated country. even prior to the
var and hence we find more solidity and
oermanency about its society aud business
han is met within many places Of so much
more rapid growth. snd the place is slowly
bnt steadily increasing. both in wealth and
,opulation. This past year Honey Groves
.ports amounted 10: Cotton, 1900 bales;
.,oul, 6.SOO hounds: hides and pei
,r,es 5000: grain, 4,5O bushels;
I'VE stock. DOB head other products not
mentioned arrreeatipp in value, 81 900.
these Shipments we're distributed between
he following points: To st. Louis, 40 !;
New Orleans is: Galveston. 10; other
noints. 81. The mills and other manu-
factories Of the plsce are valued at So, 900.
Sales of various kinds of merch andise dur
ING The past wear were as follows Dry
Goods. boots. shoes. clothing and millinery,
h.yo;np and ties. SlS7 .OOO liquors and to-
haccos s35 OOD ice ST zoo lumber. 40 900 +:
d,yye
so lax CnO. enrine, hardware. acricul.
,nrnl implenents. wagons, ETC., SIS 600 {;
Observation-Disclosures Sis OGl These imports
80 drawn from The noints named In the
cJ;ou;na rat;n. 81 Touis M. New Or
iean. il. Galveston. 10 other different
ni.cns IL. ,Tbsre are here five Uanufac.
.,r;ey az lorsl ,baTarter .o,rloyiny TWEEN
,y'fye hands will an aggregate capi:al Of
scn ,s.n
F'''"''' ,,ro,,,
nit, :. oop,;.h;nu i,,,,a c,un,rv town.
.;,,,,toj H., Eor,;,, c,',nty I'M allies from,
n.Iinr ana lass .,na ior,l ,r,Je rhe
.1,',.t;nn 4. aro on,i I.si ...s,,, :, handled
P ! Ioo h.ies NJ cot,on hs n,anntscimyes.
ssnvs;st;nc In rims mil. cir ar, estimate ed
90 n,nrth * I'M iI,,i,,,, III, wear mast its
as WILL 80. - ;nn,,,n,,.rt ,,tirl.s
a.nn,s oes and miIi;nery AS on. procrr.
~; u.' ,,rodmce confentions bacrinr aud ties,
.ezn, 6o0. lionors heer toIrccos' $40 coo;
S.v,, na;nts ri crockerv ,.tc SIOWD:
oImSa, P ..,r,cn,,n rai i'm nIen.uts .,.. $40,
NM Tness sn,,niiss were draw, IN the ratio
~, from lie fnlloxirr mdrkpts: New
W. %. st Lonis 3I. S.w od,aps. 70,
~ ,oi,uts a,
o'n'i p''N'' ,nxu,.
r,u,.m tbe conn,w scat NJ Fannin
n ',n i. an 81 ,.ctiv. ,oun or srn,s 90
,,nnnIation' n, business hnus,s are com.
popula'oh. .; i.,,,,,i,,,,. -,
lnon'ous ra' and ,ha,. ~ .s,cr,I ,,r al
anu oi"a anl,,,r. " all ,.t,en,e,t Good
univ; o. .';a a.',,,,,d. two ,ood
scnoy,is an w.. n ss,ahi,si.od n,, donri,bior
weehhes az ~ 49, =. ',soarail, ,,,nsos,ons
oasis; M" AZ 81, ~, T,ansco"tiyDantoI line nj
~ reyas A. Pacific road distant from Dial.
Tue ~ n.. n,'s;,,'. H. 80, y.,, n. Nv.
las " lnne.' ns oD,tn,, III "a h,les. wool
Ior,nsS w S,e"rds. S;so" aud ,.s,,riss 10 GN
o. ta,, F, or, L,.d ,,,,nbs, a ors
ra,le anu AHA az o,I,er ,r,,crts no,
lee, hfSad ahora an,on,,ts 40 "a, tsn
enuinei,a;;o went An he ,ollov,nr pro.
Ihsse suii %. o,';s ~ M ori,ans
poi'i Ga1,ssIon Z. otber poists. rs. The
total vaiue s,n or, ~" ,s,.,a s,I.s al
amounts 70 roV,Vv., ~ 49, 49,. =. III
staple n.s a. 49,. 80. n,iII,n.,v
lows: Dry eoous, uoo's' sh'rS' 'o"pneiy