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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-12

TNHREE-SToRY BRICK DwELLISG-LARGE
i parlor. dining room. kitchen, four chambers
second floor. three chambers on third floor.
laundry, bath. stationary washstands, heater,
side porch, front yard. side YARD, back yard. two
story brick stable and carriage house: lot 4Sxl3O
ft.: we want to sell and will give n bargain. A.
ID. WILSON. 55 Federal ST., Allegheny.
mhT-2 IT'S
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SECRETARIES AND ORG ANlZERS--Bl AN
y assessment order paving 500 in six months at
an estimated cost of Sl4; reputable men and
women can secure liberal compensation. Ad-
dress NJ. M'INTlRt. supreme Manager, lO2S
Arch St, Philadelphia. Pa. mhla-0I
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DOuMS-GENTLE WISHES TWO UN-
h FURNISHED rooms, with or without board
in Allegheny; state terms and location W -
Uigpatch Office. mhl2-ao
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agents

A GENTS AND DEAL ERS-SIO A DAY AND
"a expenses: no book canvassing; ladies or
gentlemen; s. 90 an evening right at home: we
make the II. and +. thar sells in every family:
sample free: something new: outsells everythingl
enclose stamp for reply. Address BOY LSTON
MIG. CO., Sl7 Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
mhlO-95-TuThS
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DERsU EMPLOYING CUTTERS WHO
i claim 10 use the A. ID. Rude new method
LAND CUTTING SCHOOL: none are genuine
without it. mhll-50
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- EELECTO SEIECTOR OF
- table glassware; regular work; give refer
cn"c> and state wages eN N..scted. FOSTORIA
GLASS COMPANY, Fostoria, q. mhll-4S
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Male and Female Help.

INOOUlSe
pO0Ms-Bf GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN
N East End. convenient TO Penn ay. cars a
couple of furnished or unfinished rooms with or
without board. Address H. D., 6I2I Penn av.
u,h1
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FEN-A FEW MEN OFF LIBERAL EDUCA-
VI IlON and good address 10 represent on
valUsbie school speciaities. canvassinv for
books; positions permanent aid profitable 10
right parties; this will hear close investigation.
For particulars call on or adore q. W. CLOSE
Sl5 " abash av-, Chicago, Ill. mh7-l3
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-12

N OO0-EVALINE Ay NEAR IIBERTY
sDFe aT., Twentieth ward new comnlete and
modern frame dwelling of rooms: finished attic;
hall: Vestibule; bath: inside W c.: hot ana cold
water; from. and rear porches: sliding doors:
china closet: natural gas; inside shutters. etc:
complete sewerage: lot 21xl33 feet TO nj ey: con,
venient to steam and cable cars; easy terms T.,
y. FRAZIER Forty-dfth and Butler sts
uhS- OO-TThSus
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EOUND-TA-vA-ZoN LIVER AND KIDNEY
y pills. 25 cts: best on earth. DIR. GRIFFITH
CO., Third and Grant, Pittsburg. Pa. mh12-G
E1oUND-A LARGE LOT or WINTER
IL clothing belonging TO residents Of this city
was found hanging in the rooms occupied by
DICKSON, the tailor, IS Fifth ave-. upstairs,
cali for them. as Dickson requires the room.
uo13-D
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DOOM-UNFURNlSHE WITH BOARD, IN
n Oakland. by single gentleman. Address q.
b. O., Disp2.ch office. mhl2-I-Thssu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
TEXAS PROGRESS,

Pendletonville, Bell county-Our little
town still grows. Five dwelling houses are
under construction, and one store to be used
for general merchandise.
MESQUITE, DALLAS COUNTY, Nov Is
Mesquite IS enjoying splendid trade this
fall. All our merchants are in a prosperous
condition and the outlook is good. notwith-
standing the low price of cotton. L. C.
Ebrite is erecting good business house,
which will be occupied January by Knox
& kimbrough.
ROCKDALE, MILAN COUNTY, Nov. PA
very important real estate transaction took
place here to-day. Nessrs. B. Loewenstein
~ Bro, who are largely interested in the
Rockdale brick company. purchased three
fourths of block of ground in the Western
part OF town near the college from lSaacS
& Lockett, which the former will cut into
lots and erect eight brick cottages on. For
"a long time past it has been impossible for
new corners to find dwelling houses for
rent, every house in town being occupied.
This move will be start towards. over
coming tina difficulty, likely to be soon fol-
lowed By similar enterprises on the part OF
others.
ITALY, ELLIS COUNTY, Nov. 26.-Messrs.
Bloom y Co, dry goods merchants, have
purchased business lot, and intend to have
Z house erected on it at no distant day. MIR.
J. Is. WindhaIn is now having built frame
business house on the south side of Main
street, and intends to handle all kinds of
implements. Other improvements are GO
ing on, showing our town to be IN pros
porous condition.
GALVESTON, Nov. 26.-Ground was
broken and work commenced to-day by the
contractors on the 1.05O, 600 bushel elevator
TO be built by the Galveston wharf COM
pany The structure will cost S2OO,OO. and
the contract calls for its completion by Nay
/ next. the Galveston wharf company has
IN contemplation the erection of another
elevator Of 5O0,0 600 bushels capacity. at
cost Of 100000, and every effort will be
made to make this the grain exporting
point on the gulf coast. Thus far this sea-
son over five hundred thousand bushels OF
Texas wheat have been exported 20 for
eign ports at a good profit, and grain ex-
porting company literally backed with cap-
ital is in course OF formation for the pur-
nose of promoting the grain trade Of this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

warm friends during his stay here who
sincerely regret his departure, and his
earnest, honest work has resulted in much
good both for his church and the moral tone
of the town.
MINERAL WELLS PALo PIHro)
COUNTY, Nov. 81 1891
To the Gazette
The Mineral Wells college gave an enter
talnment tonight. The programme through
out was finely executed. The special tea
ture of the evening was an address by Viii
lie Culwell, who spoke about thirty min
utes, holding his audience spell-bound by
his oratory, and moving them to great
enthusiasm by his wonderful eloquence
combined with logic. He is from Weather
ford. but has gained warm place in the
hearts of our citizens by his genial hospi-
tally and sparkling wit in Conversation.
ALEDo, PARKER COUNTY, Nov. 27.-The
Baptists will erect a handsome church
house. Material will arrive next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

TERassf., X KAUFMAN COUNTY, Nov. o.
LIS sized that a large gin with a capacity
81 100 bales per day or more, combined
with a cotton seed mill, is real necessity
to Terrell at this time. This combination
is certainly badly needed, and would be /;
paying investment to the projectors OF such
an enterprise.
Rockdale, Milan county.-Rocldale IS
sadly in need OF good hotel building. The
hotels here are well kept, but there Is nc
suitable bulldog Tor such a hotel as the
town ought to afford. With two greav rail.
aoad lines, waterwolks, etc, and
4 commerce much larger than
the size of the town would In,
Gicate, it would seem that good hoiel
building should not be wanting. 1t would
pay if judiciously located.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

Capt. j. B. Porter left this evening for
Austin TO be present when the quarterly
bids for supplying the asylum are awarded.
Mr.. Porter is one OF the board Of managers
of the North Texas asylum.
HnLsBoRo, HILL CorNTT, Nov. 21.-The
Knights of Pythias lodge No. As of Hills
boro held its regular annual election OF
officers for next year last night. The fol
lowing named gentlemen We're chosen in
their order: W. A. Fields, c. c.: j. E. H.
HALEY, V. c.; R. J. Ware, P; c. A. Sci
lenberger, M. of E. W. Fl. Knight, M. OF
F.; George r. Terrell, Z. of r. and S.; 81.
p. Porter, NJ. of A; K. z. Baugh, l. G. ;
j. S. Davis, o. G.; E. Quickenstedt,
trustee.
ALBA, WooD COUNTY, Nov. 27.-Dr. E
w. Neal bought out the grocery firm of W.
j. Watkins. He will add to his stock of
groceries full and complete stock of drugs
and confectioneries. DR.. Nea! is former
citizen Of this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

SANIu. PALo PINTO COUNTY, nov. Is
A ta--on crop IS about all gathered in this
l..tr. ELLIS COUNTY, Nov Is The freight
rt Informs US that 10 date the Missouri,
haas 4u4 Texas has shipped from this
place f'l5 bales of cotton. while the cotton
Yards ave weighed 500 bales. Many Of
+rucrs are holding their cotton for bet
'e' prices.
aatstonville, Bell couuty.-Weather
L. and farmers are most up with their
Via ana ready for winter
iEaEFjL, KAUFMAN COUNTY, nor. 81
Nt1al the dust and disaCrerable things of
Z, LAY this has been biz cotton DAY for
Terrell Moore a,euue has been crowded
VIZ. cotton wagons The local
Hg receipts viii probably
.7sa twenty thousand bales before
season S over. Merchants are in Splen-
81 >.sie ard farmers ditto. Besides this,
Affirmed by great many that farmers
"a So less cotton and put in more corn
81. wheat, ana raise = coed supply Of hogs.
"AErS. Nov. 2G.-Another farmer yester-
G. sod forty bales of cotton at o. cents
p bound. lie selected his seed and his
OPP staple priced him - cents above
NE market
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TO Stockmen
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-At the wool sales to-
day there were offered 1916 bales
of medium quality. Competition was
good Home buyers were esre-
cially anxious to acquire offerings
of New Zealand cross-breeds, while CONT
mental operators competed keenly for
fine meriros. Good Queensland was
greatly favored Thus far during
the sales 6O000 bales have been
offered. 5000 have been withdrawn and there
are available $4,000 pounds. The total OF
purchases for America thus far is GOO
bales Offerings next week will amount
to $4,000 bales. There will be sale of 500
bales Of Falkland and Punta merinos.
Following are to-day's offerings IL detail
and prices obtained:
Queensland-240o bales. Secured. 64d@
Is ID; secured locks and pieces, SdCGis.
Greasy, 6L4Gl0d; greasy locks and pieces,
S$4@Sd.
Melbourne and Victoria - 800 bales.
Secured, 714d@1s 211zd; do, locks and pieces,
3I4@6g4d. Greasy, 1d@ls; do. locks and
pieces. 6;I@l01d.
South Australia-19OO bales. Secured
locks and pieces, T24(G10d; greasy. 4314@ sd ;
greasy locks and pieces, 31596$4d-
West Australia-600 bales: secured, Is /;
secured locks and pieces, 66l0d; greasy,
41s@6$4d; greasy locks and pieces, 4S4@5d.
New Zealand-600 bales. Secured. I'D ;
do locks and pieces. 63<d@is ID. Greasy,
55z(GS1zd; do locks and pieces, 90.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal--500 bales !;
Secured, l0d@ls I'd. Greasy, 51s97d. /.
Tuesday Daeeyn her I begin trading with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

~.E.''AN. GRty>oN COUNTY. Nov. .
T.. aot Jones Is in The city visiting friends
e, preached tonight at the Methodist
t.h-
>E-EHkN. GRAYSoS COUNTY. Nov. 26.-
- tasia college the cadets gave an eXhi-
al battalion drill and football contest.
lie missionary society At the Consrega-
3 rEurrh i giving 4 concert tonight.
EWaNcHE. CoNANcHE COUNTY, Nov. %.
lie SuuGay-SChool convention of the Co
---ayHe association. and a missionary meet
es ui the same, convened here to-day.
-sars are several prominent Baptist min
N-esS In attendance.
.AEETyHIE, Hunt COUNTY. Nov. Is
= $ ae out announcing the coming of
''e'. sam Jones Oh the 3Oth, Monday night.
p tooNpALE, MILAN COUNTY, Nov. 20
!HF O. I. Rogers. a resbyterian minister
:. Colorado City, Tex. IS here quite Ill at
L residence OF his son-in-law, Mr.. w p.
!'f@leh- Rev. j. NJ. Adams.
--s lie past year in charge Of The Aietho-
-. church, lef. Tor his new station At
"-sa..anriIe. Din -a...l.-s mad. rnA.N re-y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

Pendletonville Bell county.-There has
been quite flow of immigration from the
Old states to this section. Nearly every
train brings 4 family or two.
AAEDO. PARKER COUNTY, Nov. "a
larfk influx OF Tennesseans is reported in
titH neigh borhood. One gentleman III
fosmed your correspondent that Murray
COUNTY, Tennessee, has been depopulatedi
Fhis season to the extent OF 800 families, all
coming TO Texas
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HAN IroN, HAMILTON COUNTY. TEX.

Fort Worth Gazette. Fort Worth:
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M1LLsAp. TEX. Jan. 10, 1891.



After having been almost a constant reader OF
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hASLET- ZEN, r en-. q 1871
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth,
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think the Webster'S dictionary l got with
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MIDLAND, TEX, Feb. 5, 1891
To the Gazette


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BENJAMIN. TEX. Feb. 3. 1891.

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NoPPErL. TEX, Fch.,. lS9,

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RUNNELs. TEX Feb. 12. 1881


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MAR1EsE1ELD, TEX, Feb. 4. 1891.

Democrat Publishing Company.
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HAMILTON, HAMILTON COUNTY, TEX, /

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WHAT THEY SAYI
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Editor Gazette. Fort Worth. Tex
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The Fort We

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MINES AND MINERALS.

AIsxF Woop COUNTY, Nov. 2T. - The
m iys6 Of this place are al work again
.<Swly. Sales Tor the coal are dull.
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A. CURRIE.
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KnpprRr. TFy Ang- no. lS0l.

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FORT WORTH. TEX. Feb. :, 1852

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FORT WORTH, TEX, Feb. 3. IS

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LAMPAsAs, TEX, Feb. 8, 1881
Fort Worth Gazette.


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REAGAN, TEX, Feb. 8, 1891.
To the Democrat Publishing Company, Fora

w Oftn, Tex
GENTS Your premium dictionary was
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NEWPORT, TEX, Feb. 1, 1891.


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pTYNINg Try H'eh

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your book are worth $40. Yours truly,
WHITE TANNER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
THRocKMoRTos, TEX, Feb. 9, 1891.


l ana well pleased with the dictionary It II
as useful as the later edition. Respectfully,
JAMES A WErHKRBRE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30
RussELs. TEX, Feb. 70, 1891.

The Democrat Publishing Company:
DEAR SIRs-Your dictionary received and am
highly pleased with il, and think it is doubl;
worth the money paid for II. Very respectfully.
J. Z. GILLIAN, Runnels. Tex.