Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
CULLED IN KELLER
And Prepared for the Gazette in the
Shape Of Bitter Tinciure.

Special TO the Gazette.
KELLER, July II The primary con-
vention for this precinct was held in
the school-house at the regular time
to-day. II was largely attended and
much Interest was manifested. Prof.
II. II. Moore called the meeting to or
der. ID. III. Hightower was made
chairman and Z. : Alexander chosen
secretary. The following persons were
elected delegates to the county conyen.
ton: b. II. Elliott, &. s. Alexander,
II +. Moore, : A. Davis, =. j, Me-
Ginnis and DR. Wallace. On motion
the name Of Mr., Hightower was added
10 the list of delegates.
A motion 10y DR. Wallace to get the
sense OF the meeting upon the nomina.
ton OF candidates for county ofiicea
was lost.
The resolution offered by Prof. Moore
To instruct the delegates to support
"Dickn Hubbard for governor and
John ID. Templeton for attorney-pen-
eral went through with wild hilrrah.
The professor al.o got In his work
successfully in favor of A. J.. Cham
bers for representative. The vote in
inns matter stood: Chambers, 20: PEN
uieton, ~; ringer, 3, after which the
thing was made unanimous for Cham-
beers.
The nomination Of Cleveland and
Hendricks was indorsed with hearty
good VIII and much loud cheering.
chambers has been weighed in the
legislative balance and not found
wanting therefore, the people want
nm 10 serve them some more.
We want DIR. Boyd for treasurer
again and will give him nearly every
vote IN The precinct, no matter who
may run against him.
The Missionary Baptisis will begin
canp-meeting here next Saturday.
Able and entertaining ministers will
oe present to ezhort, instruct and edifv
the multitude.
me school exhibition takes place
FRIDAY evening. Judging by the pro-
grahne which Is before me Ii will he
an entertainment well worthy place
and school much larger and more
pretentious than Keller.
Morgan has pierced the earth's crust
10 IA depth of $50 feet and not a sign or
trace OF water yet. Another hundred
leet and then she'll begin to spout
torth In way to make us all rejoice
with exceeding great Joy. we
are in sore straits for water
aud Will soon begin-to pant for II as
Blaine aud Logan will pant for Sail
river In November.
The very inspiration of n tic,set Il
that we all feel like shouting i'm rsgarJ
to Cleveland and Hendricks. n ia tho
ticket of 1876 over again, minus tha
physical intirmity which Ia some ra.
speets hampered the grand old Ticket
OF 1876. Bets that the ticket will ha.
elected by an immense msioritv ind
no takers here.
-FOUR correspondent, who accom-
panied CoL Villas on 's.umpinp
TOUR through one of the southern
counties OF Wisconsin in 1876. hereby
.nanks The GAZETTE for the merited
s e senc- fl the paper gave
mn mn a gay or two ago. Texas
anu Wlsconsiii-the Lone Star and
me Badger-ought to feel proud of
me way those distinguished gentle.
men "BilP and "DickrD were hon.
ored by the Chicago con vention.
Tue summer term OF the public
scnooi closed yesterday. Examina.
lions held showed that the pupils had
made good use of their time, storing |
.neir minds with enough nouns and
verbs, anu mountains and rivers. and
fractions and cube roots, aud tbinys
70 appailus old fellows whose sci, ooling
aays were over Twenty years ago
dear Tom" and much Of whose tina
!. must he confessed. was devoted IN
1"rnsing .hr girls and cutting our
names on trees, from which some ruth.
bark. Peeicu the