Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

unless they act on the scrirtural in-
junction aud $50 anj do likewise.
There are four large institutions OF
learning here, the North Texas Female
tsol.e-e and fisherman Female Institute.
the Austin college for males, aud a
high school which accommodates both
sexes. The North Texas Female Col
leye j. a chartered Institution, under
"a. sit.eryision of the Sonthern Metho-
dist conference. Ii is handsome two
storS brick bnilding in the northwest
eru limits Of the city, and has at It's
head an able educaior. Judge j. NJ.
Obins. The Austin college Is alsp
chartered aud under church supervis-
ion. having been established by tie
old Scho Pre>hyteFiaus.. IL Is ia
In. Northeastern suburbs OF tie
city. i surrounded ny beautiful
grounds. the budding Is large
aud commodious, being two-stpry
brick aud every thing is arranged for
the best Interests OF the students T.
4. Palmer. ID. d., gentleman Of dis
tinguished reputation IN the Intellect
ual world, is pre- isent. The Sherman
Feuiaie Institute Il located near
the North Texas Female Coi-
lege, and j. building OF
equal dimensions andsimilar c1n.truc-
tion Air. j 6. Nash. the principal, is
gent,em OF learning and has II
up popular and successful school.
The high schoii for males and females,
managed by Capt. J. II. Latellier, is
an institution Uf much merit. Mr..
l. h., dmirably cal aei rated for the gov
ernnient Of stud,nls and has provided
ample Ii ms for the inculction of
knowledge. In the management of
her public free schools Sherman
ev ney that intelligence which is
developed III all her other institutions.
voluntary self taxation they are
cityrled OH ten monks
In the year and 10
complete their efficiency, Il large brick
building is being built to accommodate
them, To cost nearly so 900. Promii-
nent among the public buildings is
The opera house which is, perhaps, the
prettIest one in Northern Texas. It,
towers up full sixty feet, Ia guess al
randun and the inside is .asteiully
and conveniently arranged. The nu-
mer0us churches of Sherman indicate
Il large moral element, and from the
character Of the buildings one
would judge that they
have almost Us high regard
fog the cardinal virtue o; charity tor
liberality as the apostle himself.
They are capacious and comfortable,
or:amented and are
silently eloquent of the Intelligence
and refinement of the peop'e. The
denominations represented are the
Methodlsts, Northern. Southern, 4
two churches and colored
Baptist, white and colored Cumher-
land Presbyterian, Old School Prcsby- 4
terrain, Epis opal and Catholic. The I
latter also have u large convent cou- I
nected with their house of worship
Wandering down Travis street 1
was astonished and enchanted ly !
tue display OF wealth, luveliness. (
beauty aud taste eviiiced 10y the resi- /
dences and their surroundings: won't /
add occupants. hat leave you to sup
pose them. Many are suited for an I.
angels bCudoir and mid the roses, the (
shades of beautiful csdars, the cool .
Try ing retreats o. summer, all one
needs 20 secure the highest happiness
ga fan.
y town without newspaper, would
% like pudding without sauce
sherman, however, j. not in such a
iepiorable conditions, but by two excel
cnt daily Publications. the Couri,r.
and the Democrat. The former
5 conducted on the PRINCIPLES of
he immortal benjamin, s'i.lt'v
modified. 1t rises with the sun. but
Ben would groan in unutterabIe agony
LID he know the hours OF retiring.
dr. Wand ,lott is the proprietor of the
-Orier, and is making "A successf,,l
PAPER of IL. Col. Dills, the faber
Hover, Is fine old Kentucky
Gentleman who Vet reyaT-
noes the traditions und cnstnns
\ ms birthplace. a more clever gen
ieman never welded those twin
Weapons of the pres tie scissors and
ne peuci'. Tae DeHtOcruf j. published
y the Hunter Bros, aud is a sprjghtly
Eenln2 journal, its e,ii,resS. Mrs. Ne
'herson, Is one person. at Iea>t ia
y.hom journalism has brought fame.
ne entire Democrat crew are ioviaI
FLOWS aud ought 20 be coming golden
ucits.
Among the men who I imagine
iusi read the parable of the GOOD
samaritan every night is Mr.. j, r
ttedman, proprietor OF the lpuuIar
COX store. He knows how ~
o Tie handsome thing by way
'f'lg Wanderer even III many other
avs than by providing a supply Of .
Tally GAzErrEs for the anxious
ews'gatherer. May his shadow snoIJ
; own forever and forever.
W nat - natOr MaXey ssid with ref-
'ence to Fort Worth, and Colonel
l1ulngs repeated, reiterate anS
pnlY To Sherman -t.tha half -,
zen told, at least in this jnco",niets.
,etch. = z. p.e'e
fACr.-With the stnrnnnh L. 4