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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
flats 60 Eet. Furnished

DrIltIiTFULL cool and plc,-sh'
N anit,nsmt 10 the NaNAff" buiiD,i-
-nmul,tr.y and elegantly iufni,hd VII %
rent, d uniil l1tA >rpt'mb'r % ~ AN i'i>.
al ,tIll.. 40 reduced rental NuNi''N ~
NNEf,O. gu Bfoad.,t.. Room 81
EoMrLErrLN ana handsomely ~,
L ni,n.d apartment ci-ht 'pn". l"'.
n>.,'o,,iur Casino roof -ar4'u PAIN. va,
ro.n, bttl.r', pantry. : lacked CO. = II
whni,. o. mart seen SUNDAY Nirtc' -
W,.t sath.>t. Loo kMpoD.
HNNILN going abioll. vii lrt 1.l"' fMS
L somclv furnished HAT. ~, llain- -, NV ~
:, 100 a wear. NANtpliLlAh' VI w
15th-St. -
nVRNIsnED apartment. frontin. Otns nnss,d
PARK West. 20 rent ii"m Nas ,,n,a
November : lieht rooms. NPi''
- Aldr.ch Court. ID Bf'ad"aa
HNNDSoMrLY FURNISHED fLAt "
IL lot. would s"il furniture OK a r.' ,,r
TOel 6ths,e. cor jsth->t. ha'n', : -
DlIE ,RtS S.ON ,nr proof buildins,' 2os~i. o,.ti
i 81. and Bfoadway.-A nr"i, All" ai.,,.. 80. a
.omclr furnished apartment of !. io,3',tis:s
rent from May | u october. Win p''""
of lease II desired.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
BOARD Wante0.

r.
A GENTLEMAN wishes for hiinse,l no,nS,
n Invalid wife one very aist ha,d
loom. having two beds. .ith ggoqa g;S,a 0ls avn
within about an hour of ny hs'. 80 pr
r,aIza indi>pcn~ab.c: price soX,,s SI-ihins
week. Address So ~ N''-'
Ofiice. 4, ,-,ii
~D,iPgff'N GERMAN TEAOtILnn =, me-.
Y give instruction in eNchans. In 10 O,iice,
HELIABLE. Box I, Tribune 'p'o""
23s Broadway. -------
NIr ANTED. Room and boird VII WI. whr N
~ ican family having no bo'Ni.., rsf,r.
comfort, of homc can b. th.',,,,,i,ul ulars
cnce, exchanged. Please eh.so rr,hunS
end ;,lm>. G.. +. j.. BJN 'V0'
once. A
vxJANrED.-Tw confortably, ,,r i1aid maid by
two adults in private fam,,yc ,n,yyc.eStloaable
boarding house, In an uand removed
ncichborhood. below 2Jth-st. sn'a,lent anu ard
from The elevated road an ncss eNss''.di's desired.
reliable table required r,,rrsihmne Uptown
ADDRESS l.. p. RoN 3, Ir'ou"'
of,icc o3S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

I'M PERRY TwO.wIlEILEES; built
heavy Tor city use, light for the g1nn.
and low pric,s. PERRY CART CO, loo
Picrropont-~t. Brpohiyn. y. y.
u0E~I~ double trucks . single
- trucks. or carpenfar's va onS ard hsf
80 ion -aie. NTW-NOi,K II NBLl.
AND WOop-WORK1NG CO., l3ith-st, and
Al,Naud' raVc.
nrn -.ErAT BARGAIN: cost
NIOU. $50. fr-f-clas- cmbo--ei
l',fh,f extension top family -utrot. almost
r.w. can Monday. 3ll West 4oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
CounIrp Real estate for 5aIs


nRANGE. n. j., property for sale .,,,I,cS OF ~
VIZ: ) minutes walk from Bfich on.iS" o,l'ni
station house contains parlors anu cN'nr ~.
sion room. dining-r room. buffers pantrs mvo
and cold water. kitchen on first moor lnun H,
dry below q bedrooms. bathroom. eN.,n eN.e,,an.
city water, also large cistSf'i ,Iane. o, t, .bousc
stable for . horses ana cafriaR''hVV",,' V,'
house connected with sewer IN str.Ss nous.
newly decorated. painted aud Dapcred io'
lOOX17o feet: fruit and large shaae ,,,,t,i'
Apply - JAMES X. MORGAN, ~ WI
iam-st.. Brick Church. \. j.. or % DeN'
New-York.
ONE FINE HOTEL; one large and zen
~ small simmer houses also farms anu
village pronortv: sell or rent In sullivan
Co. ROYCE s. KRrM. Lihctty, \. y.
S)UTH SIDE LONG ISLAND.-pretty
- furnished cottages also beaytfni eaWytn,,2TrS PniIe;
PEOVoST. Bayshorc. or SAYVILLE,
Brooklyn onicc 197 Driges-st.
SHORT HILLS. ESSEX CO., ". -Four
= or mora houses, with all modern IN
pIovements sale or rent; furn she'd anu
'nturnishcd; sanitaSy arranGsm9fnnpss nGr1fnp shor
Iliils, n. j.
TRUCK farm, Is acres ; good buildiniss, i,9,
l stock tools. crops best market +2.zOO.
d. HOLBROOK. Port Jervis. \. y.
VERY DESIRABLE home for large fam.
Y ilv OF children ~ 0o0; farm 100 acres
Berkshire HIS loJ get s,.va,,oh eys nrs i'm in
all directions good house and barn near
two villages; 3 hogr> from New-i ofh' Au-
dress BERKSHIRE, Tribune ONCE.
WE HAVE BEEN COMMlSSi On -
w TO sell at half It's cost. one OF the M,
est summer estates In Mass, near raj rali
River; full particulars and pho'osraph7
here. (Foio f,1S4.) ,.,,
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Bullding.
XU FSTCUESTER COUNTY Elegant
w places for sale cost r25, 900 VIII ssll
GOOD fruit and shade trees in abundnnc.
go feet on main road TO depot house ..
story double frame. slate roof, 10 room,
all conycniencos fine barn and stable, WIN
mans living apartn ent- box stalls, harness
rooms. Sc 100 yards from Hart>dale o.,
Harlem Il. r.; Communication. 10 cent ,I,oc 10
Grand Central train. every noHt iuop KIT, n
on nrrn,i-.s. every morning, or az olhc''
1876 7th-st.. y. Y, to p m oW Nti..
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Real estate to Gxlhanae.


HANDSOME summer and winter resi-
III dence; Connecticut Shore one hour
from New-York free and clear; hunt ana
occupied by owner for Now York or
Broo .iyn property. equity so goo. An
DREWS 4 BOSWELL. East 42d-St.
ITO EXCHANGE.-Two small pnvate
j houses In East 3fth-st.. close u "a.
ave, Ia good condition also tne nai
house in 1l6th-st. ncar Madison-aYc VIII
exchange for civ lots or country property.
Address FAIR EXCHANGE.Tribun Onicc.
TWO flLL.SIZt 5-story tenements in
i 7th Ward; lightly moftpased owner
will exchange for country prop rty. worth
have home. W. II. STNEETER. III
Broadway, Room 49,
WILL EXCHANGE two apartment
w houses. lightly cncumhered and paving
good income. for country place on elevated
hcalthv ground. within one hour OF Wail-st.
Owners only VIII address. with full particu-
lars. PRINCIPAL. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Gin Gonses Go Cci.
Furnished.


Furnished.
A ON MADIsoN-AvE.. bet Tecn ol,t
brownstone. a5x6oxo5: fully and elegantly
furnished throughout handsomely fr'>c"ed
hard wood finish rent - 900 pr annun,.
| !. ROMAINE BROWN & CO., ~ west
33d-st.
rnRFE-STORY high.s'oop house on
~ 3ith--t.. near 7th-avc. Owner irr, ~
81 f'tKTEsoN. 81 West so,h-st.
NO LFT.-rNnished. handsome 3-story
l brownstOne house: excellent stNlr CHINA.
els-- aud silver To- small. 'er'I4l y
lapily only grand piano, gas COOKING e--'"N'
neirhbOfh0Od iii-t class in every I'-l'sf
blocks from elevated road rent 800 pr
month from Junc 10 september .,,,.@ -, Nr'. az
Fulion--i.. brooklyn.
s.U,O LET" furn -h,d in exquisite taste
i four-siory. high-~toop hou>'. hctN.'h
9TH and Oih aNt-.. near ~ ,,,ii,,,&. y,
Box -, Tribune Onicr.
Unfurnishcd.
A COSBY CoMFoHTAnLE dwelling 10
"A 1T on Washington Heights. 'orllci"
la .yerV uaffiru4ar. all modern lNif"N.
mcnt-. large rooms. Handsomely d''oN'F'. q.
&C.. near IL" Station and cable iu'd rat
/
Nlchola--aNs.. handsome p sic rnc", c.ni.
location uptown. HOW ARD =. ~ Dc
LEY. lc'h.a,e and ii,'h--t. or - W1Il--'
4 STYLISH N.HiDRooN HOUSE.
~ No lfG last Sv'l-t'. novel ahl hand
some. worth =. 500 ufr year. fsu N'
r,ni..i. unfurnl.hcd. FOR - 600 Irrmif rn-
necessary. OWNIR. Room %. - 'rdh-
IT,. until 4.
a PEHrl'r BIIOU HorS. - De-.
~ nnnrIi-nrl SO. i54 lft ~rN--'
beautifully decorated ffou" sffhHa' s'fiI-I
.Arfv wa frui. ~ fcu. J. rff unnr.r,-
-afv. OWNER. Room 30. 80 ''dN--t..
until {.
~ 3o- ,. 18TH ST. u Rooms. - ooo
~ AID 'f0fnu o.. so 80, T.. ith--' lp
rooms ~ 500 a.l DrtfDn flN So. lns 20
ave-. i- fDnn- A 800 t.a Cotton ff'. iN-
/ prints and 90 |Nn.st-. Apply O. HIRAM
MERRITT - .iatr.
~ slrYNf ~ANr ~QrARE. Est 18Th.
" st B.aut.flilf situated. half-or.' four
story hof-r o. pfitat. family only rent
600 WM. NcNNI~ff. 233 ". lHth--i.
nv T.i.k~I .lhres-.forv high sfoep f4l
i lot good rear. .'i Wet f-th--t.
IN WEST ssru-ST To lot unfurni-h'd
~ . o. , year. - strictly private fam
l!s. rent. s3. coo. Room 30. - Ccdar--t..
> until l.
tfIH ST. 23s wI.ST r. rcrr.-'orf brow .
~ -t'nc. l.. J. NA'HfHON. i-3
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

n ORONA. l.. I.-First-clas- I2.ioom
Y house. all inpJ pJOvemcntS . blocks from
station fine shafr and nentv nf fruit
| terms rasv. W. ii. BROCK, 13 scabrinr
k5t.. BTOohlya.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

nonB~ FERRY. :. Y.-Supr b pertIe,
- man. country seat; about 30 acres
Handsomely laid out With an abundance
y FRI. shade and shubhrfy ni'c brick
''.,rsfnu Is rooms every 'orN Nrul' nee !;
.i,blr. carrlacr-hou-e. and complete In all
if- .proiuimcnt- The river view ana sur.
rnundinc- are unsurpa ,-ed w1il b' son
at e reasonable price. and must be seen 10
r..li.,. i'- d.-irnbility. WM. II. Hoy /
CO.. > Vandcrhiit-ayc.. opp Grand Cen
fril Dep Z.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
EEEAr BARGAIN. Hudson river conn.

q KEAr BARGAIN. Hudson Ki,cr conn
VI tt at. about ~ rrrr- cut stone
o. au-iDn J., rOo,ns- all modern improve.
n,it-. anuf dance of -tabl, and carriage
ooI.t COTTAGES unSurn1~-'d, Wow Of lud-
| -nu - uinIfs~ rom t.rind 'cnirIl Depot .
| 80 iftina q day each way two r,llroid, .
.buniaurr oi fruit -hair aud good garden
irfHiu to ufirk mr. tt-1r. TO close ai
,~tlt'. WIN II. HONl 4 CO.. > Nandcf-
lii.d4e.. N"-f Id of ,tand Central Depot.
OTiI FOR SALE or exchange: -
IL nal from the city VIII be- sold at
irrat sacrifice i'rms easy. Apply to
LEWIS g. WOODS, ~ Montgomery st.,
Jrr-', CITY.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

as THE II bSON RIVERA property
~ of oyer - acres with house and out.
buildings. wide river frontage; good prop
eriy for i-titutinn or mani featuring pur.
Brfl.cN~ A. WA;EEN. Getty Square.
Nohkrr-.
EIIIAM MANOK.-3O minutes from
Grand Central Drpo. New Haven H.
H. : nn, building sites for salc. on high
ground : hnc view. near Sound property
severed and restricted to residences only
10 mlnut.~ from depot. JAMES +. SECOR,
poIham Manor or f56 Hroadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

lIOIESTEND. mill and suall farm for
kl .aic. location very healthy Address
b.. II. WIIMlf. owner. NOttoWay &. H..
Nn.
\ OTIS FOL; SALE 'u I.agiand. Putnam.
u Carlton and kcn-ington ayes. Plain
neld VIII be- sold on very easy trins.
walks n1rg'd and improved 10 minutes
walk 20 depot also factory with power al
Found Brook. Apply - T.. \. JONES
T.. -. Box Gp6. rlanhcld. y. j.
Z ONG BIANIH Monmouth Beach. m.
IL befon lrop rtv our specially cottages
country -taf~ farms. Sc, for salt. rent or
cNchang-. II ". GREEN 4 BRO, Bro,d.
way. Long Branch. \ I.
NrlM ROC II lf.LIE.-Bulding sites i'm
! Y choice lOcation@ near depot and Sound
sewers. ripr-N 1tci hor,"-car- few unn-
prnNrd lois. 5Osi2J. $500. GREGG %
{ hnn her--it.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
FURNISHED Rooms.

LOWEST PATH -ST.-One room. with sn.r
+ . room and press, TO a gentleman oniyi
J reference. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

"A irt YEAR or season. elegant -ldrnrr.
.H, a.r-. house. l~ lar-" rooms. richly
furnished. al improvements. IAN tly plumb.
.lg nN'i'4- lIIHf loo r....'IIf u.t.4
1rgr stable and carriage house. rlitDu.
iItrt ldnn. -nfar fr.,- aud -hiuh- price
reasonable. Apply q" G. !. DANlD>.
NrN .i,D. l0i ils =
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
DrcsemdkinQ.

SALON DIS MODES. u unecuall'e
n. cutter. ittrr. d signcr. lately returned
ffDnl l4foUf ~ Itn " col ia. khOGunot. MT
' 1 onnolIy. ,uf-sGe d. cu4I lAn-ldl-c. car
fiarr aud ia AuNu- creations 'A. i,ii-
ally nuD ttiiOi-madc suits, "iAh' D,'l ~
finl anna -tIl. l NfN-l liE Co. nn IA, uu-i-
f..-. Hf hfr... -a Ifr IAf l.fia'ht- nAh'
from -IO. correct nID1~uf,farnf iu~uIs- pr
feot ntfnc l'l;lIL. Tribune Uptown
pnlcc. - BIu-."af-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

4 KVIHNI EY THE SEA. LONG
n I>LAND.-3O minutes by rail. to
D. room Do''lcr gas bath completely
furnished. nel.dlng linen. silver and croo n
,f1 urai- fioM A,rrnc Hotel II desired.
Particular az 21j Broad Wy. y y.
y II STTAp%S
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

TO RENT -Furni-hed. large. rooplv
country hou-" OH farm; large. shady
hours from New-York. kddr' :, =. o. Box
= kcvlOrt y. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Real Gstate Wanteo.

ANY ONE HAVING \ FARM 10 rent
"A near the city may find q customer by
stating terms. location, SC. Address j. NJ
Irfhuup 0fitre
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

n aaN l. oufn fOf engagements M"ih-
fu the ellis. of ihr cltt uufqntll'd "'-
.i.nrf. fft,r 1nt aItI-fif thinner and ffsr-
ran.- Al fi" latest -ff if- ~ -Nn ii.'r
GOWNS las fNnulsltN taste ln combining
combinations hos worked in London ana
ptfl- uaKIs Wfanp'I- and "a gowns. also
r.nlpl,l. and alt.f- ln fnr latest mode. h'-f
reference and Nofk shown u desired t.Im,
- H., pei daN. Address NARGI tHlIk.
1lfft,itnr Iufo,sn ONCE | ,..tS HIOadNtg.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

Mr.. A. Milton Kennedy now handles
the ribbons on the Marlin Democrat and
proposes to strike Maud gait. Nj.
Kennedy was lately with the Mexia
Democrat.
The Sherman Daily Democrat came
out on Friday with q new dress just from
St. Louis. Other Improvements are in
conteml lation, and the Democrat Is try
ing hard to keep up with Its growing sub
scription lists.
Another tri-weekly, which is the only
one in Northwest Texas! McEachin &
Smith are the proprietors, and the TIT
weekly Western Is for Arson and Jones
county. 1t is bright paper and one can
easily believe its announcement that
''fiies seldom alight on the establish
ment.
Col. Carey W. Styles, whose labor is
one of love, is now hustling on the
Stephenville Empire. The announce
ment gives the colonel big send of,
and the paper appears in new, full
dress of type in honor of the occasion.
PARKWAY, Cameron county. has another
representative in the journalistic field.
The Brownsville Argus, issued from the
county seat, is O clean little sheet which
IS published twice week, Cameron
with its immense area and 100 miles OF
coast line is to be its immediate care.
Editor Edwards proposes TO use the
Argus eye for all its worth.
a new addition and attraction to THE
GAZETTE's exchange list is the Sunday
Globe, issued at Fort Worth. This pro-
ject has been on foot some time, and the
long wait is fully justified by the appear
ance of this new sheet. The Globe is
Republican in politics, land headline says
it IS the lone and only Republican paper in
the north and west of Texas. This is
an added attraction in the Globe and
makes it quite conspicuous among the
plethora of newspapers OF the good old
Jeffersonisu brand. 1t will tend to
break the mUnotony OF the average
weekly editorial column aud add spice
to the work. The Globe is backed by
the Globe publishing company, and is q
fine piece of work geographically. 1t is
a six-coiumn, six-page paper, with
every inch of space filled with matter OF
interest. The advertising patronage is
already good and the editorial crisp aud
bright. Mr.. Page Mckinney is at the
helm, and it is understood that policy
of development will be closely followed.
THE GAZETTE welcomes the SundayGlobe.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02

| that city and surrounding country, for
the ostensible purpose of inducing immi-
grafton, and as consequence they are
| being well rewarded for their efforts, for
Fort Worth is the best advertised city to-
day IN Texas.
Reports come from Crosby and Floyd
counties that prairie schooners are
numerous in those sections and a great
deal of land is being taken up.
Prospectors are visiting Eastland
county in great numbers looking for
homes. The citizens there are maxim
efforts to render them all the .nforma-
ton desired. Consequently many of the
homeseekers go no further
The Iowa Park Texan says: Pros
pectors by the score have come to Texas
on the late excursion, and are visiting
the Panhandle, aud Iowa Park in par
ticular.
a heavy immigration is expected this
fall ana winter IN Jones county. The
advance guards are already there.
The Brownsville Argus says of Cam
eron county: Just now our own peer
less section of this great state is attract
ing much attention. due to the numer-
Gus railroads which are now being pushed
in every direction, and immigrants are
pouring in from all directions.
A large party of people from Hunt
county are settling in Randall county.
All good farmers.
A number of people from Burleson
county are in the Panhandle prospecting
and will settle somewhere in the ANA
rillo country.
The great fame of the wheat producing
lands in .he Northwest has spread far
and wide, and inquiries are coming in
from all over the country. The indica-
tons are that Childress and the sur
rounding counties will be the objective
point for large immigration this fall.
WICHITA FALLS, Sept. 27.-The streets
and avenues are continually lined with
prospectors and traders from b distance.
Each ye0r the volume of business in the
lower Panhandle has increased, and the
amount OF business done this year will be
double that of any preceding.
CLAUDE, Sept. 25.-The real estatl
transfers of town property amounted to
over $4,000 yesterday, besides severa
sections sold. Spectators are coming
in daily now and the real estate market
is getting quite active. Numerous I'M
provements are being made in North
Claude, as well as in the main town
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

A saw and plauing mill is being erected
at Lodi, Marion county.
The Constitution says that Weather.
ford will organize a SlOO, 900 cotton mill
company this fall and winter.
Nearly all the machinery and material
for the car wheel factory of the Lone
Star iron company at Jefferson arrived
last week, and work is now going ahead
rapidly. The whole business will be in
full operation in very short time.
The mill question, says the Seymour
Sun, must rot be lost sight of during al
this excitement over the arrival of the
railroad, the $40 200 college and other
enterprises, but must be acted on before
another harvest rolls around. That
would be a big feather i'll our cap, If we
could secure a good mill and elevator.
Let the board of trade, at its next meet
ing, discuss the mill question.
The boiler for the new oil mill at Cuero
has arrived and the mill will be run
ming in few days. The company claim
they have seed enough engaged at the
present time to run the mill twelve
months.
The Hale County Herald is trying to
organize roller mill for Plainview.
The Crosby County News wants grist
mill on the plains in the vicinity of Esta-
cado.
JEFFERSON, Sept. 25.-Ther Lone Star
iron company has the building for the
car-wheel factory finished and the ma
chinery is being rapidly put in place.
The furnace will be blown in about No
vember l.
TERRELL, Sept. 27.-Since the return
of the delegates to the manufacturers
convention q new vein of effort has been
found, and as a result vast amount of
good will be accomplished. The cotton
and wooden mill will be started il some
experienced man can be induced to take
hold of it, and besides this new enter
prises are already on the string.
San ANGELO, Sept. 23.-Four gins
have been erected here since last year,
and are hard AT work turning out the
staple, which is fine and clean.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
over there has probably been much good
done by recent heavy rains.
TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS.

The coal mines near Bridgeport will
probably soon be opened.
It is claimed that clay discov cred near
Beaumont, Tex, is the best in the coun-
try. There are eight kinds found in
abundance on 2400 acres. a company
has been formed to manufacture pressed
brick, enaneled brick of all colors, fire
brick, terra Gotta, thing, paving blocks,
sewer pipes, etc.
A good quality OF kaolin was recently
discovered near Weatherford at depth
of only eight feet. 1t is in great abuud-
ance and the Weatherford pottery works
are now testing the clay.
1t is reported that another shaft will be
sunk and another mine opened near
Coleman.
The state Geologist in discussing "Per-
milan OF Texas and its everything beds, -
writes as follows: 'There are three
distinct and separate copper bearing beds
in the PermIan strata-one of them in
the Wichita beds and two IN the Clear
Fork beds. The one in the Wichita beds
is most largely presented in Archer county
and passes thence northeastward. At
that locality several years ago a mining
company took out and shipped 10 Phila-
deiphia. Pa. large quantities of the ore.
The mine was abandoned on account of
the expense of shipping the ore, which
had at that time to be hauled in wagons
$50 miles TO the railroad, and shipped
from there by rail to the furnace.
1.-The upper bed of copper is found at
Kiowa Peak, near the northeast corner
of Stonewall county, at point about ten
miles west of Benjamin in Knox county,
on Raggedy creek in Hardeman county,
and other places along the same horizon.
The ore is very nearly the same at all
these localities. 1t has the form of wood
and yields from 40 to 6S per cent. of me-
tallic copper. II also occurs in nodular
form and as incrustations in the clay.
There are no regular veins, as is the
case in many mining districts. but the
copper occurs in beds. 1t was evIden 'ly
preCipitated from the sea water at the
time of the deposition of the clay beds.
This copper will be of economic value
when works for Its reduction shall be
erected at the mines SO that low grades
of ore can be used. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

People are daily hearing of the fine
lands, healthy climate, pure water,
splendid grass, fine stock water, and in
exhaustiLle supply of cedar in Hartley
county, and are visiting that section in
large numbers. A large immigration is
expected from now on through the fall.
The Gainesville Hesperian has the fol-
lowing: Judge Lewis. who has recently
returned from the North, says there is
very large immigration coming to Texas
aud also hundreds of prospectors, Fort
Worth being the first objective point
with the majority of them, watch ia due
in fact to the elaborate and constant ad-
vertising that city does in the Northern
states. setting forth the good features Of
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
TEXAS NOTES AND PERSONALS

The merchants have been remembered
with day at the Dallas fair, to be
called "Merchants' Day 1t should
attract those engaged in mercantile pur-
suits from every section of the state.
They represent one of the most important
factors in the states commerce, and the
compliment is well bestowed by the fair
association.
The immense barbecue given at Gaines
vile in honor of j. w. Bailey's nomi-
nation for congress was attended by over
5000 people. 1t was great success.
A grand shooting tournament is to be
held at Sunset on October 8 and 8. It is
given under the management OF the
Sunset gun club, and liberal prizes and
purses are offered to the winners. A
gold medal will be awarded the shot
making the best score during the two
days shoot. The committee of arrange
ments are w. A. Nuckles, H. R. DAVIS
w. Fl. Scarborough, s. c. Sneed.
Col. J. P. Sanford, the renowned
traveller and humorist, who says he has
eaten bread in every nation on earth, Is
sojourning in Sherman 10 see old friends.
Hon. H. w. Martin, formerly of this
place, but now of Quanah, is i'll town to-
day ana will remain till district court is
over.
WICHITA FALLS, Sept. 25.-Johu How
ard is in San Antonio, and says the $1,000
premium offered for the best county ex-
hibit is his meat.
SHERMAN, Sept. 27.-Elder Casky, one
of the oldest ministers of the South, will
deliver lecture on "Agnosticism In
masked, - at the college park pavilion
Sunday night.
EMORY, Sept. 26.-B. F. Hill. editor
of the Record, has moved to town aud
becomes ole of US.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES

The Cuero graded school has applied
for charter with capital stock Of
$50 900.
The work on the new Chr htisn church
at Corsicaua will begin in q few days.
The site selected for it IL one Of the most
desirable IN the city.
The contract for the West End college
at San Antonio has been let, and it will
be completed as rapidly as possible. The
intention is to lay the corner stone dur
ing the session OF the Methodist confer.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-02
ALTAR AND TOMB.

Mr.. A. C. Rogers and Miss Josie B.
Baisden, Waxahachie, September 2l.
Mr.. j. N. Cowart and Miss Alzora
McKiddy, Waxahachie, September 81.
Mr.. G. L. Bradford and Miss BERTHE ] .
Beauchamp, Waxahachie, September 81 {.
Mr.. E. r. Barnes and Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, Waxahachie. September 81.