Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-07

Eanner, quietly surveying the field wilt b
a view of ascertainiug Its necessities for
an Ice factor. Brennan evil
IDENTITY consumes enough Ice to support
au ice factory properly run, and should
not be without one.
NEW BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 4.-The iron
furnace at this place has been in opera
ton week or more crushing ore, pump
ing water and adjusting the complicated
machinery. The frs: ''run'' will be
made the latter part of this week. Other
manufacturing industries will now follow
quickly on the success of the furnace.
new mill and gin has Just been com
pleted 1T Benjamin, Knox county.
One furniture factory will be esfab-
lished in Beaumont in the course of a
few months. This is almost official says
the Beaumont Journal.
WOLF CITY, Nov. 3.-Our oil mill Is
running day and night, working up
abnu' fifty tons of seed every twenty
four hours. The immense seed elevator,
with capacity of 2000 tons, is filled with
choice seed and in spite OF the amount OF
seed worked up daily, they cannot find
room for all the seed that comes in.
The ground for our SIS. 600 stove fouu-
dry has been broken and several thous-
and brick are now on the ground and the
good WORK will not stop until we have
one of the largest foundries Of that kind
in the stare.
RUsK. Nov. 5.-A large crowd gath
cred Ut the Tassle Belle nifty ton furnace
in New Birmingham this fteruoon TO
witness the lighting of the furnace. APP
prOpriate speeches were made by Gen.
John NJ. Clabourne, Hon. John b.
Long, congressm an- elect, and Col. W.
II Stossou. Mrs. Tassie Belle Blevins,
wife of A. Blevius, the originator of the
enterprise, then touched the match
which started the finest equipped furnace
in the South.
The sale OF the Laredo foundry to Mr..
r. f. Sanford of Columbus, Ohio, has
been consum mated. The purchaser is u
thorough mechanic and will add about
$1,000 worth of machinery 10 the plant,
which will make II one OF the finest in
the state.
There is a good opening for investment
In a paying business, according 10 the
Crosby County News, which says: Last
week We asked several of our farmers
why they did not SOW more wheat, and
they ELL answered because there were no
griSt mills or markets near enough. If
we had either or both they would SOW
wheat extensively. Now, White river.
running through Crosby county, affords
Ell ugh water for water mill .spe-
ciallv at Silver Falls, and We believe the
Kentucky cattle raising company woull
allow the use of the Silver falls for that
purpose, at least until farmers could do
better.
CHILDREss. Nov. The young ladies'
OF the Shepherdess Band OF the Me H.
oiist church. this place, with Mrs
Louie b. Harrison, lady manager, are
giving a series of entertainments to raise
the necessary funds to add the nuishiug
touches TO the inside decorations of the
new church building here. Last Fridav
night they gave rainbow festival, and
As 1t was a new iiea out here quite u
crowd was attracted aud n success was
scored. Net proceeds of the evening
S24 95. The ladies OF the Baptist aid
society gave dinner ut the courthouse
on election day. and took in $50. That
night the Baptist and Methodist ladies'
united AMI spread IL supper, which pam
ned out something like So.