The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-10
Answers 20 correspondence.

n. Med, Jonef Mills, Coryelle
county, May 4-The order for club
Of ten Subscribers is received and,
having every confidence in the integ.
rity of the members, we are sorry, in>
deed, that we cannot accept the terms
proposed Of payment in the Fall.
There Is surely no one Patron who |
cannot spare he small price Of sub
scr'ption but it would be manifestly
impossible for us TO send the paper on |
credit to oil, ard any discrimina-
tion would be unfair.
To "discourage the credit system,
buy cheap, and pay ss we CO." is,
moreover, one Of the best objects Of
our Order; and would it not bs
wrong IN us to set an example 20 at
variance with the precepts We teach ?
The paper will be sent to you as
Master Of Haywood Grange, free Of
charge, but for the ten other names
sent we must iusist on payment in
advance.
ID. r., Rows Prairie, May 3--Let,
ter with So received and paper sent
as directed, to the Master Of Oakland
Grange. No. l2s: The Master, hows
ever, receives the paper free, he to
send names of subscribers and funds;
and we shall be pleased to pass the
amount to the credit of whomsoever
i he may direct.
w. L.. A., Millican, May 5--Re-
mittanoe, SO, all right, paper sent
thanks shall expect large club
from Millican Grange No. 269.
4lA!J. H., Calvert, May 4-Ths
error in article twsnty-nine Of the
Constitution, as published and sent
! out with the paper, was discovered
and corrected, before gong to press
for publication in pamphlet form.
Q Thanks for calling attention.
!, ]. +. X, Master Hinson Greek
Grange, near Gatesyille-For infor-
nation on the points presented, see
prospectus in the paper sent. We
congratulate you on the good materi-
al of which your Grange is composed,
q hope, with you, that all "will prove
n faithful in the cause Of which we are
: patrons" 'r'a'
d We shall earnestly endeavor te
:. give, through the paper, information
Of the kind you ask, for the useful
ness and prosperity Of the Oranges
II 7" Hinson Greek" and all the rest.
n J. w. H., May sld.-Remittance
!. reserved and paper sent.
ef J. W. W., Marlin.-Paper sent af
d directed 70 J. Williams, Reagan Sta
y ton.
. Thos. Jackson, Master Lee Grange
No. 1s3.-Rsmittance $s,2S received
and papers sent as directed.
9 J. J. Bomar, Secretary Scyen'
Q Grange, No. ls.-The organization
n Of your Grange was published sevsra
IL weeks ago and we are not prepared
II to furnish back numbers. The pape
/ will be sent to A, Martin w. M vic,
A, w. Crawford, demited and left tn
county.
10 TAERAsT County,, TEXAS, !
: May !, 1874.
I'd Examiner
re Having o desire to know something
70 OF your county, aud having no &C
Of auaintance there, / make bold to en-
~ quire of you concerning it:
" What are the lands improved or
now worth there
What kind of farming country an,
l. what are its products?
,e Is the country healthy? Is
ia thickly settled?
What is the character Of the sol
~ waxy or sandy?
- How Is the water and timber
!. Is the range goo12 What kind Q
" sheep raising country is it?
b Does yellow fever ever come there
sboutf
!. Do Indians ever come in theres
an How is the country off for school
in and churches
e Are there many negroes there?
he What is land worth near the coun
al ty site?
be Do the grasshopers come there?
q Please answer the above questions
y and give me any information you ma
=. possess that would be of use to
person whoicontemplates coming int
VI your section Of country with family
Of / came. from Kentucky only last ial