Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

49,. c"pltdilois to ~. W
o os,n sd both capital i ass (, Y
Mr.. Charles sch,..
taken about twens,. '.asi 4 /.
'G 9 q, river ~ ". :.
Is the first time tba M, N,
in that section. IS u'eA
cuero properly (.
as Is shown by app'.a..
cent valuation On W W.. y,
rendered by the cu .,as VI
ton company. '''o La,
/ Most Most Of the when,
Boerne was frozen , g. y
ton being that wSI ~
per, hence II would NV, n.'
the most certain. ''sn IA 3
q Brown Brown county viii &. (
~ aeieage IN corn and u ~,
, sse! year ar, The fallus's 's \
VINE, wheat will leave Tie is,,p
land to spring crops ps 'a1sss
, AR, around Kemp there I. \
mouse or unrented fsrm "
that town are anxions y \. a'i
tors Of the Trunk ro. 4 ~
there being filty actss MI 4,
In town lots. s' VIM
The Denison NfInins .,.
company has struck ! y, ~.
9 inches thick. This i W. ssa
nrst being about c Iue 4 y. 4 y
II is about 60 feet below sIrss n
is said 70 be tine quaiitV @
The town Of Mason ......
prove. The sound !, 9,,'
heard from early morntlll
houses greet the eve. a
prise is manifested. m. ~, w
the surrounding county ~ A'
A petition with sboa, 4.
has been forwarded 4 q
general asking for the ,',..l
an Office Z, at Midway, Fapsis !.
called Temple Star, Is ' KS Y
one in the state by The ns ". I
Mr., g. II. Bright killed +, /,
an enormous bear, weIss XIX 81
pounds. A singular part q
that having no weapon wi'A \.
ms lasso and so made tbe I.s
literally pounded hIm !, ~
large stones.
Wilbarger county wss a..
four " airs ago, and ith,a,'..
population Of 252; Il ~.
Schools appear TO be prosre,
out the county, which shor N
to appreciation Of the Imu,,'''3
cation.
Rusk needs another b.nk, : i
control money, anil i MI. \
same on good security 70, II
per annum. A firm or co,,o
invest, probably, one or 4, 4
thousand dollars on tine, * \
estate security. r
In Williamson county VIA.
been plentiful in the feId, I, K
river for the past two weehs, 4
our local sportsmen have ~ )
in killing them. Curlows 4,
more plentiful than they M &
several seasons.
The reports from Faunh
that the farmers are waiting 4
breeze TO blow over, that an
breaking up ground for tx n
crop. The ground Is MASH
ton, and everybody looks if.p
prosperous crop yesr.
The public school Of Itcu II
crosses finely, with an inere.aS
attendance. The city ltseliMiz
and business-Iike ard
is soon to have a new cous 7
jail, built of brick made IN
but said to be as durable 4 I
made.
The "oldest inhabitantsp q +
county are still discusslng y Z
as to whether the "blizTsfd'
and nth was the coolest esa \
Texas. Some are claiming N
ton for December and JsnEsH
when all the pork hogs fmze 4
the pens.
The Tlmpson Times o. 4
week MIR. Thomas Parker vs.
marriage to Mrs. Virgins. III
able feature of this marriage : \
bride is sixty years OF age, "
groom eighty-liye. Mr.. PSrsg
a resident of Shelby county
antiquity, and was q soldlGd
lean war.
Five business men Of Dh
agreed to invest the sum Of
for the erection OF pscki1: K
ment In that city. The ria d
cost about $500. The los
purchased aud the building e
ed in the spring, This isaEe
enterprise and should stlnasa
ers to give more attentions
Hubbard City has receivse
ton yard this season 5000 pin
a radious Of fourteen miles "
ginued about l6, 900 bales. A
have found a market then, =
do so for the want OF q bans
press and cotton seed oil NIL
field for enterprise and heI e
endeavor to enlist capltali's
advent OF another season.
Lampasas county will soH
the hunters paradise, as is
vcloping as q farming cou,
are constantly passing thrpnH
of the blacksmith and fsiasn
ming to push them prepariie
Small grain is looking cru
Most of the stock Is dong
scarcity OF mast has herh
hogs, still there is G good wv
Wagon-loads of cedar pos,
are passing through senieiIl
new pastures and extenulig u
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