Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-15
DBNISON.
A Proposition TO Raise Broom Corn and
Thereby Add TO the Manufactur-
ing Industries OF the City.
Ulosing Exercises of the schools with an
Interesting Progranme-Willed
a Fortune In Land.


DENIsoN, TEX, June IA gentleman
suggests that the cultivation OF broom
corn could be made very profitable In
this section of the country, as very little
broom corn is raised here. Denison
could support flrst-class broom factory
All on these business industries go 20
make up the sum total of q manulactnr-
ing city. II Is now Ia order for some
OF our enterprising citizens to move In
this matter.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
The closing exercises at the puollc
schools will take place this week, and II
Is especially desired that every parent
who has child attending the schools
Will pay that respect due the teachers and
their children and be present To witness
the progress OF the little ones.
Tuesday--Oral examinations, review
ing the subjects studied during the SEES
sion, in respective rooms
Wednesday morning REGULATIONS, diG-
logues, singing and announcement OF pro-
motions, IN respective rooms
Wednesday afternoon, beginning at 2
o'clock-Public exhibit of written work,
examination papers, maps, diagrams, etc,
at the old skating ring.
This exhibit will be forwarded to Aus
tin and displayed at the State Teachers
association, to be held during the last
week in June. Similar exhibits VIII be
made there By all the prominent city
schools In the state.
The exercises will be concluded in the
evening by joint celebration of the IL
erary societies of the seventh, eighth,
ninth and tenth grades, beginning AZ
. O'Clock. The following is the pro-
gramme;
MUSIC
salutatory ...........,..., Miss eertie Webster
REGULATIONS.
Aunt Jomimas Courtshilr. Miss Leila Spencer
the Pleasure ENertion ,, Misc Emma snarp
Aunt Hannah in Court Miss George Redwood
The Deacon's Confession Miss Minnie MCSwaln
Music by the Band.
RECIrATIONs,
Johnnys NeNt-DoOr Ncighbor.. ..........,
.................,.....,. Miss julia Webster
Foreclosure Of the Mortgage, 49,.
Tim Twinkloton's Twins Master Fred Young
Music by the Band,
RECITATION.
Bob's Pclticoats. .......... Miss salie Andruss
Music.
REGULATIONS.
The Inventors Wife. ..,.,,. Miss Bell Porter
Music by the Band:
Music.
The name of Prof. Harshaw Of the
Denison Business college is spoken in
some quarters as the probable successor
of Prof. Bryant rs superintendent of our
public schools.
News has just been received here of
terrific wind-storm at Galveston,
Ike SLandiier, one of our leading law
yers, went over to Sherman to-day on
business.
CHILDREN's DAY.
Cbildren's day was observed yesterday
at the. First NJ. II. church and the Prosby-
terrain church. Rev. Little OBLIGATED at
the latter church for Rev. Whaling, the
regular pastor, whose little child is very
sick.
| The NJ. Il. church was beautifully and
artistlcally decorated with flowers, aud
the services were designed expressly for
the children, Atlnight 4 song-servicewas
given under the leadership Of Prof Bailey.
Oui citizens show their appreciation OF
such services by filling the church to its
utmost capacity to witness and pariici-
pate in them.
Rev. Tyne delivered the fourth OF his
series OF sermons on the decalogue last
night at tht Baptist church, his subject
being the Sabbath day. The question
was presented and discussed in a broad
and catholic manner, and the reverend
gentleman showed by good and convinc.
Ing evidence that the seventh day.-as
one day In seven-should be observed as
a day of rest outside of any religious re-
| qulrements concerning the day.
Rev. Falkenburg Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church win on next Sunday
tf 40 MI anVstnu at
the apostles creed. They will in q
measure and of necessity be mainly doc
trinal.
NO MALE MAN,
The ladies comprising the |. NJ. M. club
have picnic on the taps, which is to bC
wholly and entirely their own-no "mal(
man" being allowed about the excursion
from the starting Of the procession to the
end Of the frolic and the homewarC
march. Their place of meeting is pro
found secret.
Miss Gracia Clifford, niece of Dr. A. w
Acheson, who has just graduated from
the state normal school at Huntsville, re
turned home yesterday, She brings will
her irst-class recommendation as L
qualifications for teaching, and we hop,
TO see her secure u position in some O
our public schools.
Personal.
j, r. Wright, an old Deuisonian auC
formerly unlon yardmaster at this place
now night yardmaster for the Santa i,
railway at Kansas City, is In the city OF
business, and shaking hands with th
boys.
a. Il, Collins, our clever real estat
man, who has been in Gainesville fo
several days on a business trip, returne,
to-day.
The infant child Of W. A. Ballow L
very low with cholera infantum ant
whooplng cough,
Postmaster MaughS, A. II Conin snl
II. B. Slmms drove over to Sherman to
day.
GETS A FORTUNE.
A G Boiling Of this city has Just re
ceiyed Information that an uncle OF hi
who died some six years ago had re
queathgd him by viii 80 900 acres of land
The Will is on tile with the records o
Cooke county, ANA Mr.. Boiling Is takin,