Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-07
GAINESVILLE.
Some Are Sad, Others Are Sanguine,
and All Want That Answer
Speedily.
The Prevailing Topics-All About the
Damage to Wheat Exceeds Liabili-
ties -Honored Mt Home.


GAINESVILLE, TEN Feb. G,-Thc "Santa FL
prospects Is stll the subject OF discussion with
our people Many regard the failure OF Mcssrs,
Gresham and Davis to come by from Paris and
give us an answer OF submit a proposition, as
an Abandonment of the proposed route from
Fort Worth to Gainesville while others are
more hopeful and claim that both roads will he
built. Be that as II may, all agree that we are
entitled to an answer, whether favorable or un-
favorable, having raised large subscription
and agreed TO give depot grounds and right of
way through the county. We presume some
thing definite viii be known within the nest
few days
The reports, on the condition OF the wheat
crop In this county and section are conflicting
somewhat, but from the best Information We
can gather IL would seem that the hard free2-
ing has hurt the grain Dut little Especially Is
this the case whore the wheat was sown With q
drill. We have heard of no Instance where the
crop was hopelessly ruined though in some
cases IL WAS considerably injured but hopes
are entertained thai If the delighttul weather
continues for few days IL will cont out all
right.
The real estate market WAS not 50 active the
past week. The transfers were less than for many
weeks past. The follos ing were filed for record
by County Clerk Thompson: Chas. Myers and
lot i in block %, Mary T. llqrk's
addition: consideration 5000. George
Deyster 10 4. II. stroud. 4Uacros out OF John w
Bogg's survey; consideration Sl6o. 6. w.
Naught, By sheriff, to j, y. johnson, 40 acres
out OF jas Ilarbolts survey; consldera
ton Sl,34I.H. j y. johnson To H. d.
and W. r. Dcberny, 30 acres out OF jas
Harbolt survey consideration, Sl,l39.b0 G. W.
Vaughi by sheriff TO G. g. Burnett, 200 acres
ont OF James TIarbolts survey; consideration,
SSu7. 20. A. j. Thompson TO W T.. Btbos acres
ont of ID. A. loungs survey consideration
$500.
| Authority TO marry was issued To the follow
| ing named individuals by the county clerk the
| past week: James Bell and Mrs n. ~ cash
W. 1, Nlckle ana Mrs. Annie NJ Woodall, Z, NJ.
| Miller and Miss While Davanlt, j. G. Vance hnd
| Miss Pearle Il. stewart.
The omanche and lIlowa Indians who have
| been in this section for the past two or three
weeks In search of lost stock, returned to-daY
| to their reservations.
| Deputy sheriff McaIurray Is stu engaged
1 invoicing the attached stock of Williams \
Capped He informed MS that the stock VIII
| Inventory about $4,000, which Is more than the
| Utilities OF the firm.
Mr.. Harvey Hulen returned yesterday from =
| several days trip in the Panhandle country
The gentleman'H name Is frequently menuone
In connection with the land Office, ana better
4 man for the place couldn't be found in the pie
state OF Texas. His county (Cooke) has ire
uuently honored him, and he has always flicd
inc Offices with credit to himself and entire sat
j isfaction TO the people. MIR. Hulens iricnui
from different parts OF the state are urging hin
10 make the race.
III II. G. Black, who had his leg broken IN :
runaway during the hohdays, ID aoic ~ ." "''
Mrs n i. Corby Of California is in the city
Waiting her nephew, w. l.. Mari OF the lies
pcrlan. The lady brings with her specimen
Of lemOns and oranges fresh from thc trees.
Miss Mary Hamilton An accomplished yvuh'
lady Oh Lexington. Ky..is visiiing inc iamllS
Mr.. l.. u. Smith. ass.sif1 49,,
me city fathers are in session to day attend
! ing 70 minor matters