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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-12
PRosPEor HILL TRACT.

OAKLAND AGEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
offce of THE MORNING CALL. 902 Broadway
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, In the prettest valley OF the state? Apply
10 Nspa Land Co.. hapa, Cal. Tor LIST Of proper
lies. se28 VI
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DoST ST.. Mr.. COUGH: Bow-wINDow RESI-
L denee OF 10 rooms and every convenience,
81 :6xI3T:6; $4,000.
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IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GO0DAND CHEAP.
L see H. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh ST de6 tt cod
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

GOOU. MCLAUGHLIN d co. 26 Ke2rny s.. lt*
$1,000 a sab + sod G4a med ate acIAGG G
LIN ~ CO., 20 Kesrny ST Its
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e SH0 LoDaiNG-HoUSE IT ROOMS: GOOD
'llOIO bargain II sold Immediately MCLAUGH-
In & CO., 20 KeaFny st. seIO Ats
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a100 CASH. $l2 MONTHLY. BUYS BROOM
u lUU cottage IN Berkeley. near station.
l0c a day buys q lot 30II33 $40.
Si5o-5O-foOt lots Ia Mckee Tract; $40 monthly.
S27j0-o rooms: 1S6xl35 $3.50 cash, $25
monthly. CALDWELL BROS, l2 Montgomery. 10 If
7 AKEVfEw is LOvkLIER THAN EVER. W.
IL A. II. CONNOR, Agent 6i6 Market St, with
JAMES p d +. AVERY MCCARTHY. sci 1t
. BLOCKS
Ut In VIsitacion Valley. Particulars OF II. W.
TAYLOR. go SansOme ST., Room 50. se6 7t<
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DESPONSIBLE MAN WANTED TO JOIN ME
II equally in manufacturing and l'bbing bust
ness we'll established and doing paying trade;
VIII be required TO sell goods and manage the bush
ness; capital $1,000; this is 4 rare chance to make
money by the right party; no brokers. Haight
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CARPET CLEANING

(1HEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
Y carpets Cleaned and relaid JONES Perfect
Carpet-cieaninE and Reuovating Works, rs and u
Eighth st; telephone 1924. se6 1y
CARPET CLEANING CENTS YARD. NIT
I CHELL'S 236 Fourteenth st myl3tf
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&CND PARTNER WANTED IN WHOLESALE
u JCO' produce commission house with vide
awake, rising young business man OF good standing
and TeputatiOH controls large business throughout
The racine Coast receiving conSignments; fruit,
dried fruits, rasins, potatoes. WOOL hides, poultry
dairy produce and general merchandise: has large
trade, and the object Of taxing partner IS to fur
Lher lnorease The same: wiz bio donbLca next six
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4 MOTHER BARGAIN. 1925: ALL NEW: NORTH
y Of Market 81. CUI.NkR. 1892 Marker 81 Its
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0-EO FRUIT, PRODUCE, CIGAR AND CAN
- OU. dy store in country town, city
. iy receipts SO; be mere .sed by right party
Sood reason for selling. MCLAUGHLIN ~ co. 20
a
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q. tNOO HARDWARE STORE AND TIN
n1UtU. store in prosperous country town:
fullest Investigation given TO intending purchasers
Moi ATIGHIIN q co, 20 Kearny st. Its
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CARPETS CLEANED: LAID. ALEX. w. WHEEL
: DEN, 2400 Geary ST.; Telephone 1898. jy3 tt
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
I waiting works: dying and cleaning; - and 20
Eighth 81. e. Il. STEVENS, proprietor mrl l0m
CPAULDIN6'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
y works do the best WORK S53 to 357 Tehama St;
telephone 1910. mrl9 II
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
GENUINE BARGAIN; FINE LARGE CORNER;
u viii be sold. Inquire W. l. SIEVENS. Ne
cor. LarSin and Market sts. ses l4t'
SPECIAL ANNoUNCEMEN EMIT
- For Is days only
Two elegant new houses Just completed, 4}xi50;
7 and rooms: on the finest thoroughfare for sale
MARCUsE REMMElL
$500 cash. so per month. buys a handsome cot
tage on macadanizd street near station; . rooms
and bath.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month. buys a hne house on
Pacific ave-. near station; = rooms and bath
500 cash. 81 per month, buys cosy cottage OF
4 rooms and bath near station
Houses built to order aud finished in so days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
-''-''' ~ ''"'' MARCGsE REMMELL.
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
oGices-Alameda Bay-st. Station AM uigh-st sta
Hotel San '2' AAfAs' St. ops e5 5f i5t
Go0OO NEAT new HOUSE OF g ROOMS
GZZUU. aud bath; lot 25xIIO; easy terms;
convenient to narrow-gluge train.
Sl600-Lot 5uxlll and rear lot. 2OxlO2. with
small cottage of D rooms; well and pump; q big
bargain. HALL POOLE, 2405 kncnal ave-,
Alameda. seb 7t
Judd. HANLEY q CO., 1851 PARK ST.. WILL
y build, sell rent you any kind of a house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 u
MUST BE SOLD "A FINE CORNER LOT
vi with house of rooms aud bath
Houses and lots on easy terms, from 500 to $500
down; instalIments $l5 to SO per month, Interest
A new house of rooms and bath; on easy terms:
fine location.
For bargains in real estate call at MRS I. H.
CHANDLER Il co. IS, 1929 Park ST., near Masonic
Building, Alameda SCI tt
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
HANDSOME NEW S-ROOMED HOUSE AT A
IL great bargain: also 7-rOomed house,
splendid location for $500. Call and ser owner at
222S San Jose ave, Alameda, Parkst. Station, Mar
row-Cauge se5 St%
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
DERKELEY PROPERTY Is THE BEST BUY
ID to-day OF any property IN the vicinity Of San
Francisco, either for home speculation: for
this attend the auction sale, saturday, Sept
l2th. at r. NJ. OF II choice lots in the Barker
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lOD RESTAURANT FOR SALE. 20s FIRST

TOR sALE-FISE CORNER GROCERY; GOOD
i location. $50 Santa Clara ST., San jose. set II
J7OR sALE-GOOD SALOON, CONNECTED
i with board and lodging house: good oppor-
tuaity- Inquire 308 heale Sc. sci l4t*
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= -NOV. gain in this city; long lease Nc
LAUGHLIN & CO. rs Kesrny st. sci II
positive BARGAIN: $500; FINE CORNE
bay-window house % rooms; good furniture :
carpets making money. CULVER. 1882 Market. j.
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DINE ST, BET. BUCHANAN AND WEBSTER
81 :6xl37 IS; fne residence OF Is rooms. BATH
rooms and all modern conveuieaeeS: house very
soidy built and finely papered throughout; elegant
view from the rear: Sl5 800.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-28
nAhDiCRhfT.

Handicraft for January is out,
and is, as usual, a most readable
number. Among other bits of news
Handicraft announces:
The exterior of our new school
building is rapidly approaching COM
letion. As we 90 to press, the work
IN are laying the last stones in the
front gable. The roof timbers are
nearly ready, and soon we shall see
the full proportions of school build
ing which will be a credit to the
kingdom, and an honor to the muni-
licent donor, and for which We shall
all be truly grateful. 1t is our earn
est hope that the interior may be
conn leted so that our closing eXer-
cises in June can be held in the new
class rooms.
The next term of Kamehameha
School will begin February 9th next.
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F!REMEN'S PARADE.
To Take Place on the Departments
Anniversary.

A special meeting of the Board of
Representatives of the Honolulu Fire
Department was held at the Bell
Tower yesterday evening Chief
Engineer C. B. Wilson presided, and
Fire Marshal j. G. White acted as
Secretary in the absence of Mr.. II.
Smith.
Communications were read from
China Engine Co, the Fire Police,
and Hook and Ladder Co, all an
nouncing preference for holding the
parade on February 3, the anniver-
sary of the Department, in place Of
postponing it to the 18th, Accession
Day, as has been proposed. Fore
man J. d. McVeigh for Honolulu
Engine Co. No. |, Foreman Jas II.
Hunt for Mechanic Engine Co. No.
2, and Assistant Foreman W. Keawe
for Hawaii Engine Co. No. 4 all re-
ported verbally in favor of Febru-
airy 3.
First Assistant Engineer George
Norton accordingly moved, it was
seconded and carried. that the De-
pertinent turn out for the annual
parade on February at 10 a. m.
On motion Of Foreman ThOs.
Krou5e of the Fire Police the Secre-
tary was instructed TO published the
usual notice Of the parade.
Second Assistant Engineer Col. j.
II. Boyd was appointed to make ar
engagements for securing the Royal
Hawaiian Band.
TIE Chief Engineer started dis
cussion on the matter of fireman s
arch to be erected at the house of
No. on King street for the King
reception.
Delegate Walter Hill suggested a
Living arch that is, one manned
by the fremen in terraced ranks--as
q an attractive novelty, and the sug-
gestioD was received with great favor
by the Chief and members.
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Mr.. c. f, Horner has this day been
appointed Chairman Of the Lahaina
Road Board, Maui, vice W. y. Homer,
Jr., resigned.
The Board now consists as follows :
c. f. HORNER, Chairman;
A. HANNEBERG,
d. KAHAULELIO.
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office, Jan. 26, 1891.
81 RI
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SUPREME COURT.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81.
BEFORE MC'CuLLY, j.

Kamakaohua (w.) vs.. How Choy,
assignee in bankruptcy. Replevin.
Tried by mixed jury, who by direc-
ton of the Court find for the defend
ant. Davidsonfor plaintiff; G. W.
Ashford for defendant.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20.
d. NJ Crowley VS.. Hawaiian Ga
zettee Co. Trespass on the case. j.
NJ Davidson for plaintiff; f. NJ.
Hatch Tor defendant. On trial by a
foreign jury.
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irrigation II tice.

HoNoLULU, II. l., Aug. 8, 1890.
Holders Of Water Privileges or
those paying Water Rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for using
water for irrigatiug purposes are from
6 to O'Clock A. NJ, and to o'clock
p.
CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt. Homo. Water Works.
Approved;
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
G27 If
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

There has been n change in the manage
ment OF the Quanah Chief, Mr.. Colthar re
firing and Messrs. Chase and KOck asSum-
ing the prOprietorship.
The Marlin Ball issued on the 18th Of
this month 4 special edition in the interest
OF Falls county, an edition that is extremely
creditable to the paper, and one in which
the superior advantages of Falls county and
the town Of Marlin are admirably set forth.
The Nacogdoches Chronicle appears this
week in special edition. The paper used
is pink tinted, and the statements relating
70 the growth and prosperity of Nacog-
doches county and town are OF the same
roseate tinge. The page devoted to the oil
industry IS Of particular interest. as re-
liable information relative to so important
a home product as petroleum IS desirable.
but also because the processes necessary
to the distillation OF the white oil of COM
merce are not generally known.
BoNHAM, FANNIN COUNTY, Oct. l5.-It is
is rumored here thai the Sub-treaSuryiteS
viii start Z paper here soon.
The Farmers Review of Friday, October
16. contains the announcement of the with
drawal of ". L. Gass, who has been the
editor for term OF years, and the purchase
of the plant by Messrs. E. {. Hudson and
r. /. Dyer, who will in future compose the
management.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
TEXAS PROGRESS.

y self-sustaining bridge has been recently
built over Rocky creek in Grimes county.
The contract has been let for the erection
of z Masonic temple at Hallettsville.
The citizens of Gonzales have an organ
lied movement TO secure for that town a
cotton gin and oil mill
Something over $4,000 in property and
lands has been subscribed for the building
OF an iron furnace at Pittsburg,
HAsKELL. HASKELL COUNTY, Oct. IL
To-day our people voted on the courthouse
proposition to determine whether Haskell
county should build q new courthouse
While the vote from the country is not all
in, sufficient is learned 10 state that large
majority voted in favor of the new court
house. At box one there were twelve votes
in favor of ii and one against it, or 176 for
and Is against. So Haskell will now get a
new $4,000 public building.
QUANAH, HsRDEMAN COUNTY, Oct 1t
There is scarcity of dwelling houses il
Quanah. Rents are high and hard to get.
This offers good field for such invest
ments. Carpenters and builders complain
of scarcity of hands. Building is brisk
Farm hands are hard to get and harder to
keep.
CLERUGNE, JOHNSON COUNTY, Oct. IL
The county commissioners yesterday let
the contract for replaStering and painting
the inside OF the courthouse. 1t will re
Quirc about month TO complete the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
THE MATTER WITH HANNA.
Discussion Before the Freestone County
Alliance of the Merits of the
SUB reasury.

BUFFALO, LEON COUNTY, Ten, Oct. IL
Pursuant TO an invitation from Canon ALI
ance to speak at the Freestone County ALI
ance, which convened yesterday, Hon
George W. White. representative of Free
stone county, and one of the signers of the
Austin manifesto, left his home yesterday
to fill the appointment. On arriving it
was found that the committee. ali of whom
were sub-treasuryites, would not allow
him to speak unless he confined himself
strictly to the sub-treaSury and allowed
two of their men both to open and close.
Mr.. White accepted the proposition. Each
was allowed one hour and fifteen minutes.
Mr. Drinkard of Limestone spoke first, fol-
lowed by Mr. j. X p. Hanna of Robertson
county. Mr.. Hanna said the details of the
sub-treasury matter should be left to 9TH
ers: that, indeed, the ''antis'' should have
the privilege of arranging them. 10 this
Mr.. White replied: Mr.. Hanna has given
us the material out of which to build the
law. He proposes to have US make him Il
horse, and has furnished us the hide aud
lumber with which to arrange the details,
complete the horse and blow breath III him,
out we can't do it. We return
the hide and lumber to Mr.. Hanna
for him 10 complete, and when his details
are arran .yed we viii give him trade. But
Judging from the Sub-treasuryites cheered
the speaker, Mr.. Hanna's best point was
lOIONluS- T1AIEdIdS dutc - ilVi Will ais
US. for many farmers of Texas live like we
did in East TeXas-on cucumberS and clab-
Der. Mr.. Hanna closed BY appealing TO all
TO join the army in its onward tread, and at
the drum beat shoulder your mnssets.
Were you III the war;" quickly asked an
old gray haired, one-legged cX-COnfederate.
Mr. Hanna's reply was no.
Mr.. White is practical farmer and has
honorably represented F'reeStone county in
the legislature for two terms. He made 4
strong appeal to the farmers to cease ex-
travagance and buying on time His
greatest effort was to show the prosperity
and happiness of the people. The perpe-
tuity and character of republican govern
ment all depend upon Independent farming
and living at home.
He said the best way to suppress monop-
olies is to live independent of them and
raise your own bread and meat and live at
home. Although he was addressing mis- op-
ponents, his speech was well received.
His time being up he was followed by the
rejoinders of his opponents, professor of
mathematics of Limestone county ana
Hanna of Robertson. The question is fire.
quently asked, What's the matter with
HanDa.; and it is hoped ne will be we'll
supplied whenever he addresses the breth-
rem with an abundance of cucumbers and
clabber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

counties Of Lavaca, Colorado, Matagorda,
Jackson, Dewitt, Victoria and Calhoun,
and will remain in session several days.
One firm In San Marcos has subscribed
$1,000 toward the building Of Methodist
church in that town.
The Pres byterian church at Brown wood
is without pastor, DR.. B. T. McClelland
having resigned to accept the presidency
OF the Daniel Baker college.
The synod of Texas will meet at the First
Presbyterian church Of Brownwood, Tex.
Wednesday, October %.
Preparations are now making to erect a
seventh church in Henrietta, Clay county.
The Lutherans of Hallettsville are rails
ing money for church-house.
Work on the school building at Hale City
has been retarded on account of continued
rains.
The Methodist church at Boyce will soon
be ready for occupancy. The ladies there
are collecting money to build Union
church, which will soon be built.
MCGREGoR, MoLKNNAN COUNTY, Oct. IL
The fourteenth session of the McLennan
county teachers association met last night
in this city, and are in session at this writ
fessor Porter Of Eddy presided. This gen.
tleman is the president of the association
for this term. An interesting address of
welcome was delivered by Professor J. n.
Davis, principal of the McGregor
high school. This address was well
received, and an able response was
made by Professor Porter. The following
teachers were present at the opening: Pro-
fessors Porter, Moore, Harnes, Carney;
Misses Moore, Morse, Harnes, Mixson, Mrs.
Bedichek and daughter from Eddy. From
Waco-Professor Conyers, county superin-
tendent; Mrs. Conger, Misses Everett and
Love from Lorena, Professor Crawford
from Bolton. and Professor Rogers,
editor of Texas School Journal, Dallas.
McGregor was represented by Professor
Davis, Misses Tarver, Barclay, Hughston
and Smith. The opening exercises were
very interesting, the first subject, 'Busy
Work, " receiving good deal of attention
by the teachers. Misses Bedichek and
Everett read papers on this sub
ject, which were fine. These
were followed by fve-minute talks
from others present. One noticeable fea
ture of the entertainment was the fine mu-
sic on the piano by Misses Allie Skidmore,
Lou Willie Blailock and Rosie Johnson.
This association has done 4 good work in
getting up enthusiasm among the teachers;
and their meetings are keenly enjoyed by
the different communities in which they
meet.
HUBBARD CITY, HILL COUNTY, Oct. II
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church gave an elegant supper last night,
which was a financial success, netting them
over $50 in cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

given, at which Mr.. Murray would discuss
the sub-treasury with any of its advocates.
Tracy or Pardue is expected, as nearly all
the farmers are for sub-treasury in that
neighborhood, and they desire to retain
their strength.
1t was expected that the county Alliance
would turn Murray out because
of his opposition to the sub-treasury
and his connection with the Farmers
World and the Fort Worth and st. Louis
meetings, rs the county alliances of X. G.
Brag, Jim Moody and most all the others
had excluded them, put they did not. An
effort was made, however. The chair ruled
that under rules No. and 90 all signers of
the Austin manifesto, stockholders of the
Farmers World, and all who would indorse
them We're no more members in good stand
ing, but Murray kept his seat. They then
requested any such person. if any were in
the house, to retire. Then Murray, cool
and deliberate, arose and very calmly said :
This county Alliance, like the state organ
IZatlon. is compact OF Sub-lodges. while
the latter are compacts of Individuals. who
contracted TO meet for certain specified Oh
jectS, which are embodied in the declara-
ton of purposes. The Sub-lodges only have
any power to deal with an individual
Should my Alliance indorse me as GOOD
Alliance man, and they have. all this county
Alliance can do is to deal with my lodge |
claim that this organization cannot con-
denim tariff reform, a Democratic measure.
nor can it oppose the sub-treasury, aPeopie's
party measure. there refuse TO obey your
request I've come to stay ard ask sub
treasury men to retire themselves" -
When he closed several greeted him with ::
'.If they put you out Murray, we will go
out with you
The convention proceeded % business. At
noon the delegates of four sub-lodges re
turned home in disgust, but MURRAY stayed
and remained in the house during the en-
tire session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
TtXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

t....rra has now two fine artesian wells; ;
s.- ...-. II is Thought. 10 suuplr the town
Will ..l--r
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.wv.
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sa-lmar VA, 50, in motion on WEDNESDAY
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VI ''S'i7' h'N'
-4'r1 .- 10 be an eN-Confederate meeting
& .'E-..9.."E Hood county, Oh the 2+tn IN
...-. sa,. yfSart being made by the bust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
ALTAR AND TOMB.



At Pamela, October S, Mr. Thomas Nc
Pherson and Miss r. z. Smith.
At Itasca, October II, Mr.. John Terry
and Miss Martha Cissell.
AT Mckinney. October l3, Mr.. George L.
Moore and Miss Lula Hill.
At Bosqueville, October IA, Mr.. J. II.
Boyd and Miss Matte Workman.
At Henderson, October Z, Mr.. George
Ranklne and Miss Annie Slaughter.
Johnson county, October Il, Mr.. 3. F.
Brown and Miss Dora Bishop.
At Meridian, October u, Mr.. ]. NJ.
Turner and Miss Annie Waldrup.
At Palestine, October S. Mr.. W. W. Glenn
ents and Miss Gail Butler.
At Bolton, October IA. Mr.. J. II. Avaritt
and Mrs. Lizzie Mahoney.
At Chappell Hill, October IL Mr. Sam
Thornhill and Miss Emma Rayzor.
At Gainesville, October IA, Mr.. w. II.
Stafford and Miss Pearl Elliott
At DeKalb, October 5, Mr.. William
Alexander and Miss Foster.
At Paris, October Il. Mr.. Writ Neatherry
and Miss Clara HUckaby
At Paris, October Il, Mr.. N o. Bills and
Miss Lula Oliver; also Mr.. Edward Dodds
and Miss Emma Peterson.
Mr.. Peyton 5. Graves and Mrs. NJ. E.
Rollins, Palestine, October s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
DIDN'T GO OUT.
The Freestone County Alliance Tries to
Put Murray Out, But He Fails to
Make Himself Scarce

FAIRFIELD. F'REEsToNE COUNTY. TEX,
Oct. l5.-Cn last Monday. Mr.. William II.
Murray, travelling agent of the Farmers
World, the anti-sub-treasury paper"
passed through en- route to the county AL
lance, which convened the 18th instant at
Canon church. He was met here by Mr..
Tom Bonds, 4 county commissioner. who
invited him to go to Tucker school-house
and meet DR.. j. D. Rankins, the great anti
Democrat, in joint debate on the sub
treasury. Murray went. but the doctor
did not anticipate joint discussion and
refused to divide time, whereupon some OF
the citizens became very irate, and said
they had been imposed upon by the sub
treasury gang long enough, and would listen
no more 10 a one-sided discussion of that
measure. 4 number went home. others
stood out doors with few women and boys
and only twelve men, including Mr.. Murray
and Mr.. Bond, were in the house.
The citizens announced that on Saturday,
November z, an ail-dav picnic would be