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GREENVILLE , a city and the county-seat ofSee also: Hunt county; See also: Texas, U.S.A., near the headwaters of the See also: Sabine See also: river, 48 m
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N.E. of Dallas
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Pop
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(190c) 686o, of whom 114 were See also: foreign-See also: born and 1751 were negroes; (1910) 885o
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It is served by the See also: Missouri, Kansas & Texas, the St See also: Louis
See also: South-Western and the Texas Midland See also: railways
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It is an important See also: cotton market, has gins and compresses, a large cotton seed oil refinery, and other manufactories, and is a See also: trade centre for a See also: rich agri-cultural See also: district
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The city owns and operates its electric-See also: lighting plant
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It is the seat of Burleson See also: College (Baptist), founded in 1893, and i m. from the city limits, in the See also: village of Peniel (pop
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1908, about 500), a community of " Holiness " See also: people, are the Texas Holiness University (1898), a Holiness See also: orphan See also: asylum and a Holiness See also: press
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Greenville was settled in 1844, and was chartered as a city in 1875
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In 1907 the Texas legislature granted to the city a new charter establishing a commission See also: government similar to that of See also: Galveston
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