The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

LtA.S. btSsutNt ~ IN AAAh AAAANihi VI NHt
Lsmpasas branch OF tho former route
fh y. therefore, the scene of hourly ar
|N{s{Nfcf4Aat departing of trains. Next
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~ Afls Mdey in the last week,
}(1jIi III M gl} 3f}}Aate It's fourth ami
'l<ie IN X js tSjlp,Ns are being made 10
\ id3} 1aSlksSyiyy pnd his famous
N Ij " PBros'. band will
lp2EMW and, %'-cless ~ sch makers
~ IA orate and II ball vii, wind up the
event; full particulars Will be published
in the HERALD, the programme will oel
given and the public Will 90 fully an
viseo IN good Time. Iregrot THAT AZ this
instant ] cannot give the eNsct date oil So
Important an event. IL Is raining 500
hare 10 10 around seeking data. Before
gOilE on | want 10 sey right nero ina!
Visitors 10 the anuiversarr wiz mad
PLEASANT accommodation. 1ey6r5l cot
taga hote,s and number o. boarding
houses, beside one or swo large hotels VIII
aflo.a pleasant quarters for 1900 people
II such. y , ia 1liyyT shs4lll asSsn0, and cor
taiulV that number or more '~SH"~feo'
sou4ply be expecieC. No better quar-
tiers, on tho economical plan, 10 needed
ar where than tire traveller can secure
by ordering himself conveyed To the
Jont - house, which is managed by Mrs.
s. A. Jones and her Ueautiiul daugh-
in her avocation and she makes her
guests comfortable. 1 meution the
young ladies that | obserYy as9iSting
her as her daughters, and although |
am MOI info, med positively tn2t all OF
them are such, yet l think they
pTs 0o0 alike ' anS arc are ali ali
active at the duties of the establish
ment. 1t is a pleasant sight to see the
family, happy, harmonious and aiming
al making tired travellers forget "the
woes of the road" Squire Jones en-
trusts to his wife the hotel man agement
aud busies himself at other pursuits,
He IL genial and full of Information,
which he is ready TO impart on aFpll-
cation.
Temple seight miles from Belton-the
capital o. Bell couDty-and is connected
with Bolton by branch of the CUR,
Colorado IL Santa Fe railway. PaSsen-
ger, freight and mixed trains are SO fire.
quent over this branch that the two
towns are in most intimate relations.
Law ers residing at Temple are much
pleased with the idea OF putting on an
accommodation train between The two
points during sessions OF district court,
this ira n to leave Temple after break
fast, reach Bolton in 20 minutes; return
to Temple for dinner; back again to Bel
ton after dinner and return from Bolton
to Temple in time for tea 1t Is
hoped by the Inhabitants THAI the t%e'
towns will grow toward each <Sshsr,
steadily narrowing the iSSryeniug
space, until they az itse.Rud become
one city, large as ihe>Targest, wealthy
as the wealthlest ald, in point Of ioca.
ton, perhaps the Strongest OF all. Be-
tween Temple anURelton. ON the car
riage road is,
BEAUT1rUL SITE
Tor tle state capii9. 1t is natural park
anu lanes az We Texas map will con.
vince the readZ that either the point
suggested or Waco is the natural site OF
the State H9Xse.
Temple bAs ponuls'ion of about 1000
souls. IL IS provided with a. graded
echool, nv h school, select schools, in
9epen0eht ST the state system OF public
st1dias 9Ye9 aes GiaS we pr ePfSSd
with edaeational facilities, equal, IN that
respect, 10 ssny place in tho state OF the
Protestant. denominatious have church
pallaingSat Temple. either already com
plele3 or being constructed. me
Catholic people are building ana me
Hebrews own lot designed for
q synagogue. The town has its
water-works, it's well organized fire de-
partment, its municipal government
and it's social organization. The latter
is distinct, but only formative as yet.
Evidently it will crystalline into. com
munity OF marked characteristics with
excellent Tendencies in the prominent
features of modern reform in every d.
rection. One can clearly distinguish
already that Temple is going to
be Religious place. Tho people that
settled that locality Is years ago are
/ mostly Of the class called Cody by the
pr eachers. Since the commencement
Of the town strong efforts have been I'M
intermittingly made TO induce thrifty,
and at once religious people to settle
there, and much success has attended
this effort. IL is true that the popula-
ton Is made up of all sorts OF races.
definite syntax is spoken there. The
shores Of the
BALTIC AND ITALY's
sunny peninsula, England, France, Ger.
many and even Russia is represented at
Temple, and out of this heterogeneous
ASSEMBLY will grow distinctive ano
typical American community, progress
i've, earnest, money loving and never
theless liberal, grasping, but not sordid
and crowned with the jewel gooo
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
!ready. / have become acquainted
. II b G. w. Walton, Fields q Jenkins
21 A. Cole. q Bro, Pullen q Wagner,W
Edwards e Co, q. W.. Gazier. l.
8urr q Co., 4 Schwartz, Tandy Bros.
and others whose namesI don't recol
lect. ALI the foregoing are in the gro,
Gerry BUSINESS.
Also, l met Houghton q Blanchard
and j. G. Wingfeld, the two furniture
firms.
Mrs. L. w. Sheriff. and Mrs. j. M
Ayondind are the modistes.
-Allen q Co., +. L. Carroll y Co. ant
William Cameron d 90. are the lumbel
dealers.
j. e. Moore and E. B. Greenhouse arr
proprietors of planning mills.
i'm. Goosh are the druggists. :,
The hardware and machinery trad!
il conducted by the following firms: i
u. Hollingsworth, j. ID. Davis, Cheat
ham q Elliott, Hilderbrandt &. Hopkins
and the livery and Transfer business \
monopoliKed by Garrison u Matt, d..
Clagg and by Wright & Sons
In the general merchandise trade
became acquainted with VIM. Fuller, l