Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
GAINESVILLE
Real Estn'e Active ahd Property Held
at Good Figures hy he Onn.
crs--The Transfers.
samoei eix.itluer Gees 20 ~ Nation
soy woirs on the BLACK Hle.
phsnt.-Temperance

special to the Gazette.
GAassvfILR, Inn, April 24.--qhe fol.
lowing real esiate transfers have been 70.
corded ~ Couniy Clerk Thompson ,irsinr
the past three days ". w. Howeth Il
al. 10 j. W. Bailey ct al, eighty seven
acres out OF S. n. Clements survey; con.
siderauon, s2Os.S5.
W,J Carter and wife 20 y y. Rogers,
one lot out 81 Mary u. ClArke'$ sddition
% GAINESVILLE consideration, $500
Charles s. Barhrlagr and vile 10 4. NJ.
Stanley, Part OF block ts IN feey's adds-
u III 20 Gainesyillei consideration, Sa25.
2. X McGlcihin 70 J. H. Maupin, lot
lN IN block =, Schopmeyer's addition to
Galnesvil'es consideration, $50.
John W. Weeks and wife to } y, Simp.
son, ~ acres out Of Sparkle addition 10
Gainesville; consideration $1,000
NJ Wcitgman and wife 20 c. G. walker,
one lot IN Gallagher addition TO Gaines.
VILE; consideration sl200
y. j. Doughefty aud wife to II. A..
Wilson, lot In block A, forlinr addi-
ton TO Gainesvillei Consideration $40
John A. Watkias Go James a. Watkins,
SG24 acres out OF Merrlweather survey
consideration Sl067.
3 A Jones and wife TO j. nj, Parsons.
10 acres out OF Bogy's survey considsra-
tian, $3.50.
IL Il. Schopmcycr ct al. to Theodore
Schauseil aud wife, lots and In block
2, Sohopmeyer's additions consideration,
$500, ~
Mrs. Julia o Chewing to n. b, Blau-
ton, part Of block.l9 In SPARKS addition
to Gainesville; consideration, $1,000.
". j. Blanton TO A Goldstein, lot . 10
block 3, Williams addition TO Gaines
VILE; consideration, $500.
The clerk reports marked activity In
the real estate market during the
past two weeks. City property
especially Is booming and being
Those who few weeks ago talked Of a
depreciation In property, and seemed
anxious 10 sell az about half It's value,
are now holding It at considerable ad-
vance.
The quarterly convention OF the Won
EMS Christian Temperance union for the
Eighteenth senatorial district, embracing
Cooke and Grayson counties, met in this
city this morning. The meeting was
called to order ly the president Mrs S.
L. Trumbull, and after devotional exer-
clses committees on credentials, rcsulu.
tons, etc, were appointed. The
| morning session was occupied In or,
! ganizlng, and n very interesting paper
ON rs gnal Work. was read by Mrs. Bet.
| tie Carlisle of Whltesboro. In tho after
noon a large crowd of visitors were
present The first half hour was devoted
TO devotional exercises, after which re-
ports were submitted by the treasurer and
committee on credentials. The address
OF welcome, ON behalf Of the union, was
delivered by Mrs j M. Wright Of this
city; that on hehalf.of the clergy by Rev.
u. j. Tyler Of the Cumberland church,
! The response WAS made by Mrs.
Capt, Webster Of Denison. A num-
Der OF very interesting papers
were read during the evening
session and reports OF the various com.
mittees submitted Tonight Rev. Mr.
Wolfe Of Deuison delivered lecture OF
"The Black Elephant and after some
impromptu exercises the meeting adj
jourDed until tomorrow morning Good
music was furnished tine audience during
the session.
The Indian policemen under Capt. Sam
uel Sixkiller, after waiting here two OF
three days, have gone Into the Nation
mission Il to drive the cattle Of some non.
residents on this side of Red river, but
Just ut what point can't be learned.
Many are the reports OF what may be
looked for when they begin TO drive.
THE GAZETTE readers will remember that
Capt, SixkIller, who Is In charge Of the
squad, is the officer who killed the des.
perado Dick Glass, few months ago
Died, In this city Friday evening, April
%, George IIalston, aged forty-seyen years
The funeral took place this afternoon at 9
o'clock, exercises by Rev. A. j. Bush OF
Christian church. But few months age
the wife OF the deceased was buried IN
Bonbam
The Gainesville Rifles were out drilling
again last night The boys are becoming
quite proficient Ga the manual Of arms,
and viii give public exhibition when
their uniforms arrive.
Gainesville can't help being the best
town In this section Of country, and, not
wiihstandlng the nnklnd things said by
some Of her neigAbors, she will continue
10 advance and lOaye them further back
The RAILROADS know we are wide-awake,
progressive people, and 1t took US only
four days to raise $4,000 Tor the Santa
Fs,
MIS- a. iis stlt-NJ ttHt WIZ "a lltb aAtti'
lent gentleman, COL. j. H. Dills of Sher-
man, accompanied by Miss Mary Camp
ton, are IN the 9ity visiting Mrs. John T.
Hird.
A. IIargue, president Of the gas and
coal company, has returned to the city
after a long absence.
DOT Gunter % Sherman Is in the city
move * on foot 10 build grain ele
yator in this city. The parties connected
with the enterprise are successful bust
ness men.
The following persons obtained license
Go marry this week G Is. RobeIts ant
Miss Nora Kiskpa rick, Chas. w. 0gder
aud Miss Cora Savage, Umpsted Wilson
aud Miss Rebecca @. JACOBS, NJ y. WHIT
taker and MICS Marcy Payne.
Another pain visited tais section ISIS
night.
Baby HuExisAi Basy Bngsiesn
latest styles and lowers prices, at Pink
md g Joyae's
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Bird Gates all styles and gFices at ths
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