Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-12
DENTON COUNTY.
J s .'''s,. :. thriving Three
s'''", s..r.old village.

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'eS s.d,pcs Of the Gazette ...ie' 49,,
ssssss Ag *. ., 10 has grown fr On
.i;'S issrs tl,,s and and name On. me u 9
sa,'sSIrssd depo,,, one Of considera ole J,
! BY y country, TN ,hs ;a, wi,s
ira,i s issIf ii The past ,,a mon non, which
XVI iaIs ago' stands fan was a simple
x tasll NV land wbereon tn isa cav,
E, he s.1 lHv thistle Of the loe ONO.
'ssAIy Ins ri but few times, now W.
aF " sssn the advan ,ass st e, Wal
| tIrsld lhose Il @. Patterson, II. F. !.
~ / Brosul pickett, and others, VINO
~ Adsus 4 i |. bo,,ses and opened up
sxeii e l.nSbss Of trade. These were YER,
urlOa. hrs slr,IdIy BY others, who cast
~ 4. ID ne yyt you're e' and shops,
lsss de ~ esab ,ns were erected, un-
shcs ~ Y cr ~oily proportions arose
Y, ~, VI the pssser-py y .b Mu $50 in
idsis : i ~ Ibis number Is being
sblanl,s,. aps augmented by new
ssa,aD''s An artesian well Wen
MAS bored TO q depth
Is ksn 7, at for each inhabitantl,
dsaix' !sa,,anlied with windmill
sAta ,,n and aund furnishes pure water
NJ pan ae,c s aror.d, including a num-
ha. psp 'o,,,e miles in the country,
ltll'lnss so ,,n,her Of societies, social,
Ihfl ! s ,snpenpce, and others,
I,s,' Il. nmlltable amusement. q
Eih ~ .snsrsr has been started, with
RI n, ,sr pmspects, the Clipper,
eSl','Es ~ lssiilorisi control of Mr.. n.
Ei,x W, Who is makingit one of the
i' '.sad most attractive weekiies
la g ',s,s From the character of
" '.s M being erected and those
y ., = he erected, II is evident
V Ling faith in the ultimate
Ill 49,, Il the place is shared by
p'i s..,s. Foster e George are
snlna1ii.,sdue rock building which
l s.nIa ssapare favorsbly with busi-
~ ,s sS0s.s IN the larger cities. sand
s \, fine quality can be obtained
s !. s'as,ripsnear town, and a large
Is.Eim i ,rsparing brick for the
l1 I'M 10 bo erected during the
.-iiy syulmer. Shipments of corn,
Y, mi wheat ore still being made at
y n, Of about five carloads per
~ and tbe cattle trade just COM
,.s,irr i expected to be lively.
lIrcnrsuy with Mr.. Fowler, the
DIR 4 the Clipper, | visited the
saaSse seminary, presided over by
M I1ndon, 1t is n large frame
i.SJiDr surrounded by beautiful
,,upd. and commands an excellent
~ dlhe surrounding country. The
~, Iss an enrolment Of about l20
rps and this number is being in
raeiby fresh arrivals weekly. The
On, 81 study embraces the elemen
Nv AID higher branches, including
III The pupils display great pro-
ks15 and ihe virtues of thorough
,lspGue and intelligent training.
Ms hattie Bush has charge of the
Eaa department. and Miss Eula
lasn takes care of the primary
~ During our visit TO the school
ifidresses TO the pupils were de-
isi by Mr.. Fowler and the GA
Representative, and the thanks
tt.shool returned to the speakers
l.lai response by Prof. London.
Jslm has recently been organ
LISA part Of this institution, and
lx&ing debates are had by the
klnk.
hfasdo not talk politics around
ssssse. There are sporadic cases OF
lssalsckism looking to DIR. Young
kAAling balm, but it is safe to say
lsniaity Of the people are for Ire
3D. Candidates for county offices
EsIaging up here and there. Hon
a., f1lsr isoutin an announcement
l'lhs olieof district judge. "Char
y Mcdonald is a candidate fol
ssIif q Denton county.
loaildenbleot a ilutter is being fell
s'Ins discovery of n mineral wei
as,Alxsood, SIX miles east Of here
AsasSare said to possess curativ,
psesaaal to those OF Hot Springs