Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08
PARIS.
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PARIS, Tx, Aug, ~. q. Flandars
one OF the best knownsarcnltects ana
builders Of Dallas, with Messrs. Barry and
MeGlnnis Of this place, was appointed oy
the mayor to examine tie Aikens build.
Ing. They make about the following re.
port:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
OF Paris; We, after having carefully ex
amlned the building, find the northeast
corner very badly cracked, so much so as
to really endanger the building, and at
any moment, without any warning, make
a collapse, aud II such was the case two
thirds Of the remainder OF the building
would be almost ruined, besides endan-
gerlng the lives aud the only remedy is TO
take down the entire northeast corner
and rebuild from the foundation up, as
noamountof propping will make 1t secure.
After hearing this report the honorable
mayor gave notice to the contractors that
bids would be received until August Ia,
1856, at O'Clock, for the tearing down
and rebui ding OF the northeast corner
OF the Aikens building, the right reserved
to reject any and all bids. Bond will be
required for full amount of the old and
new building.
Sometime during the darkness of last
! night the grocery store of X L. Smith on
GAINESVILLE street was entered and robbed
of about fifteen dollars in cash and some
other things, and to-day Young negro
named Henry Mays was arrested on
charge Of the same and Is now In iail.
| This pUnufnm ba luct II
base ball was played between the Sylvan
Reds and the Lone Star clubs of Delta
On playing nine innings the tally stood
10 to 10, so another inning was PLAYED,
when it stood 81 to 20 in favor of the
Sylvan Reds. There was quite large
crowd out to witness the last game.
Ed Nichols was arrested this evening
charged with taking forty-hve-dollal
saddle out of wagon standing on the
square to-day. He was identified as the
man by little negro boy. The saddle
was found in the secondhand store
known as Big Six. The proprietor saiC
he paid the man $3.50 for it. The man /.
now drunk and in the calaboose awaiting
the action of the court.
The summer normal school, after
four weeks term, with Prof. A. W. vii
son superintendent, has come to close
and the following are the names OF thos,
who received first and second-grade Ger
titicates; First grade-W. A. Gaunor
BENEFITS; Misses Anna Biggerstaff, Adj
Kelley, Lula Bailey Mary u. Davis, Bon
ham; w, X. Justiss, Grove; T. j Vaughn
t Misses Mamie l. Preston, Lula Faux
/. ner, Edith Hester, Cordie Gum
o. 2. Richardson, j j. Richardson, Mrs
j. j. Richardson, Miss Kate Mitchell, I
. w, C6rlock, Paris; Miss Ella O'Reilly
Flatonia; Miss Anna George, W. i
Whilten, Brookston; Miss Tonic Gum
/ IIillsboro; Miss Kate Caldwell, Jane
BiggS, Dodd City; Miss Annie Horne
brood, Honey Grove; Miss Mollie Stat
ford Ladonia; j. M. Bentley, Noun
Mowery; G. W. Martin, Emerson; lie
p, Smith, Beardstown; Il. G. Med, Fletcher
Clarksville,
Second grade-P. Il. Womack, Mis-
= Susie McGinuis, Miss Ida Stark, Mis-
Lucy Il. Dnwiddie, Paris; j. w. Bailey
Bonham; Miss Laura Wightman, Grove
S. Z. Hendricks, Beardstown; C. W
Coffin, Honey Groves Robt. II, Young
Glory.
The session has been one of pleasure Q
we'll as profit to both the visiting an
home teachers. Prof Wilson is an alb
instructor and has conducted his scho,
here with much satisfaction to ell int
ested.