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Some of the merchants of this town have made a change in business all around. The cotton buyer says, | Mineola, Tex., Special. | ||
Some of the merchants of this town | |||
have made a change in business all | |||
around. The cotton buyer says, bring | |||
your cotton to Mineola, and promise | |||
they will give you as much for cotton | |||
as any market in the State. [undecipherable] had | |||
the first bale sold here for only six | |||
cents per pound. We still cry "hard | |||
times," and the same echo comes back | |||
to us, "hard times." And it was the | |||
colored man that helped to make the | |||
"hard times." Mr. E.S. Jones is running | |||
a first class barber shop north of | |||
Pratt's house Mr. W.H. Oldain's | |||
baby died on the nineteenth inst. | |||
Mrs. Witherspoon has been very | |||
sick, and also the daughter of [undecipherable] | |||
Arnold. If any one wants bricks call | |||
on E. D. Powell. Mrs. Susan Anderson | |||
has found her long lost brother | |||
and relatives in Virginia. [undecipherable] W. | |||
Gatewood, of Norfolk, Va., the [undecipherable] | |||
man, received $1.50 which was made | |||
up [undecipherable] by Sandy Anderson's father | |||
and mother. Mr. Gatewood returned | |||
many thanks to them. If you subscribe | |||
now, you can get it for $1.50. | |||
The Freeman. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:30, 26 April 2021
Found Her Relatives.
Mineola, Tex., Special.
Some of the merchants of this town have made a change in business all around. The cotton buyer says, bring your cotton to Mineola, and promise they will give you as much for cotton as any market in the State. [undecipherable] had the first bale sold here for only six cents per pound. We still cry "hard times," and the same echo comes back to us, "hard times." And it was the colored man that helped to make the "hard times." Mr. E.S. Jones is running a first class barber shop north of Pratt's house Mr. W.H. Oldain's baby died on the nineteenth inst.
Mrs. Witherspoon has been very sick, and also the daughter of [undecipherable] Arnold. If any one wants bricks call on E. D. Powell. Mrs. Susan Anderson has found her long lost brother and relatives in Virginia. [undecipherable] W. Gatewood, of Norfolk, Va., the [undecipherable] man, received $1.50 which was made up [undecipherable] by Sandy Anderson's father and mother. Mr. Gatewood returned many thanks to them. If you subscribe now, you can get it for $1.50.
The Freeman.