Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-28
ExAS IN TYPE.
49,. weekly Cuttings From
Fan over the State.

I,.,us pons in the state aud by
the state.
waco is selling for $50 per
4 /. soon to have a tannery and
4 shoc factory
ain in the field in the south
n crayson county.
4. shows good record OF wheat
cereals this year.
4. q urging her claims as the
n center in the state.
4 has an over-supply of pecans,
f,ug 4 cents per pound.
miner Of the goth claims that
4 received 81, 900 bales of cotton.
10 the Bulletln Alyarado will
,sboss town OF johnson county.
s,A,s are now raised for market
al county. Georgians, come
:,s,herlng has proven 20, he a
Dizziness in the vicinity of Sher-
year.
H. has been struck. Pro-
Imchre is what they call it, but
kls progress.
he Democrat prove q prophet
4 realige q boom next year, such
mn people are now expecting.
In Messenger OF Dec. II says
Tsoyn wheat looks as If II were
La a good rain might revive It.
sltt Moon boasts Of a boy living
|own, Just seven years old, who
II this fall 1885 pounds OF cot
.pass Is coming to, the front as q
tlcrlda in orange culture. The
Ripped from there are said to be
'kny.
almed by the Paris News that the
lceIpts OF Paris for the season OF
M be larger than those Of any
IA 10 the state.
bunty has a school fund of $780,
large part now due, and on the
january, 1856, there will be due
N amount S4252.l5.
IN Springs is reported on a big
RThe Alexander Tribune says no
herIor town in Texas can show
= dly inereasing population.
b 8 asserting her place among
inans. Wagon trains bringing
\ within twenty-four hours to her
lrho are paying good prices.
4 Paso Times rejolces over the
Immigrants Of the right kind are
y Into the Rio Grande valley.
Progressive and Intelligent.
bilene Reporter states that the
paid out $4,000 for
|st week aud still the feecy staple
to come in in oS-traln loads.
|porter is authority for the state
HI Abilene win soon have an
supply Of excellent water, as
H.works enterprise is progressing
|ing TO tho Age, the machinery OF
|ton roiling.mill has been sold,
said that the old buildings are
b down to give place TO a large
'nlll.
Rutherford Times states that Nc
bellinger's gin, nine miles north
There, has ginned 427 bales, US
Ls9 last year. They viii proba-
'en more bales.
|eho reports pork on the streets
I Offering at 30 cents per pound,
Price shall not the Texans eat
sn hog and hominyr For our
h Is bountiful.
'hltney Messenger OF recent date
trough a private letter that l3l
passed through Memphis, Tenn,
!, en- route for Texas, u greater
n hem for Hill county.
be editors of the Coleman Voice
abilene Reporter feel themselves
In the towns where few
Plnce they knew everyone. Sc
the emigration westward.
Ping 10 the Nat. Q g Record there
up 10 the present time about
|nsand bales of cotton received
10 Georgetown. This, at $40 0
|nld amount to $500, 900.
|gus county has fine coal deposits
having been tested by experts
|ounced of very valuable quality
with ready fame, making first
and leaving scarcely any ctnders
|subject OF graduation with th'
'pf Abilene, 80 says the Reporter
For Kirkland has received th'
|nds for issuance to the water
pmpany and for the purchase o.
etc.
PANELS Record says that the hes
h farming lands can be purchased
Ierms at from 81 to So per acre
Immigration Is coming into tn
1apldly, twenty families having
Y The school lands,
|nn boasts OF a pork-packing hous'
y during the past week killed III
day. Their capacity for slaughter
Pied by the rendering department
PINOT handle a greater amount o
zones from the above numbe