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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

P. H. E5ger Of the Baylor FsmSle Col
lege ct BeiL0n, is attending the conyeu-
lion.
Teachers viii b. given s ride over tlg
ely this eV5piDg-tu assemble a. the Op-
RS house at $50. LIT every citizen Of
Fort Worth who fees ~ Interest in this
matter and who has 3 conveyance, have j.
{ ere.
Professor 0Ienr, Superintendent Of the
Henrietta schools, is attending the con
yeutioa.
". W. Fssn5II7. director Of the Lone
Stsr School Of O.a!Ory, called on TIE
GAZETTE yesterday.
f. f. Caring on, Of Gainesville, who is
stiendlag the convention, called OIL The
GAZETTE yesterday.
Charles. T. Alexander, secratGry q the
safe Ts1ches,' Association, called on
THE GAZETTE yesterday.
The county su2erluteDdeUts will NEE,
Il the CpeTa lOU~a at $50 O'Clock this
morHilg 10 organize county suqeri1-
:elden:s department OF the STATE Teach
rs Association. All supeTiu,endeutsa are
earnestly requested to BE- present
AZ the pavilion to right, a. $3.50 p. m,
IN addition TO the ice cream festival, the
elocui2ais', G nIge W. Dale, vii rec..e.
"decr,'s Esse," AID SANS Ls.te-"
Tle Fremaa's nd mas teen ergseat
for tle evening. All teachers are cam.
estiy requested to remain until af,e- tbs
meeting.
Professor George ". Dsle & Nashville.
Tenn w1Cse lecture on "C5nversauoz"
before the Teachers Association YVES
h srd Yesterday morning with mucl an-
pr0ya,, is he-e s. establish : sChsC. u
e,ccu.icn sHt CrEscrE, with scaau. Jt
social culture cor. C.ed, 8 Fort W0rta
He hss rCCsiy propositions from the
Fexss Wusleysl College in regard 10 The
maIter. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
ALTAR and TOMB
Ehe GaEotte's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths in Tszsa.
MARRIAGES.
spoon.

4uhNENAANEoH
Frank Disl and Miss Tuva Whitney,
Paris, jane 90.
N. L Johnson snd Miss Sallie CLARK,
Joshua, June 20.
SAm v. Tosbett and Miss PeaTl Bruce,
Wills Pint, June IA,
JamGsI n Johnson End Miss Lulu
Marrs, 'SaefnsD, June IS
j c. hoCIry and Miss SLlle Wilson,
NempIE. z 1oS2l.
> J BsAassiyg and Miss Annie PscE, Cor
? R H. WnkR AID Miss Lucy T. Nesbitt,
Harrison C6ua(yi jane 20.
Geosgs.P Diamond and MICS E'a Da-
vidsoHs Wnjtes 5orO, June 20
S. D. Va sw9Tth Gnd Miss Hattie Hy-
att, HQustnu. June 20
RldnCvE Workman ard Miss Phoebe
NJ. Weston, Galveston, June 20.
Dr.-T o 3. s6Geld gDd Miss Bette II.
Muses. IL os@sh,. JGle 20.
u. D.sCci8sandEIsfiss Maggie Milssp,
I-seat1gsr43, JunaI7
J.B. Watson and Mrs. Annie PecB,
CoTticans, June 20.
Jhmes % Nssl sad Miss Lizzle Willis,
TylerE52ns u.
H. AAuSANS FANA i1-DG AA-C ~ IA
Marshall, June %.
E3Chaska and Miss Marie Myer, Ennis,
J1nes4 <;
!. JAP. Whitney and Miss Dsisey Wood,
Eytsr, June %
T.! PEfesa o%My L Johnson and Miss SSl
+ BE e. L, CleburEe, J1re 20.
e. E =: Lswler and Miss Katie Cox,
Joshus, June 10.
DEATHS
Miss Betsy Foster, Bolton, Junel8
Mrs, AIMS NJ. Smith, Greenville, Jape
10.
J.F. Cbsndler, Greenville, June 16.
Frank Kiley. San Antonio, June IS.
H H.rdie, near Carthage, ] Ine 20
c D. Bates. Mckinney, June 20.
II. B. Littlefeld, near Gorzales, June
81.
R NJ Cain, Tyler, June %.
Miss Eva Mccain, Colorado City, June
Is.
]. W. Simpson, Breckenridge, June Is
Elder John Clsbaugh, Freestone coun-
~, June 10.
Miss Lilly Ensnnel, Ell Peso, June 90
John Shepherd, Hunt county, jane 16
Dan Beiap, Bonhsm, June Is.
B. III. Baldwin, Harrison county, Juge
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
WIFE MURDERER HANGED.
George wilson s.r-ngIrs Hia wife azd ia
EsmsSIr S,raDs.sd.

George wilson s.rangIrs Hia gyifs aud ia
HsmitIr slraDs.sd.
ROCHESTER,, n r. Juna. 27.-George
Wilson was bsnged in Ab5i2p, Orleans
county, jail this morning for the murder
Of els vile the night Of JGnuzry II, last
year. On the morning OF the Ism wilson
went 20 neighb1rs and said his wife
Was diving hud asked th2t TIE roglbor
20 to his house SID -smain there While
ne wenl for 4 doctor. TIE Ieighbcr did
so sLd found the ~-cmsG dead, ard dav-
irg the appearance Of having been dead
some time. Wilson soon returned, sui
IN undertaken was summoned who called
he coroner. There were no +ln1rk5 Of
violence On the body, but the lips bad the
appearance CT having been bitten. A
post mOrtem Wa held and the husband
was arrested. The testimony before the
Jury showed that the woman had been
strangled, and the Jury found tina. her
husband had cen mit(ed the crime VII
son was plsced on trial snd after 5 lOEs
stubborn fight, was found guilty and
sentenced to be hsEged to-day.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
TIE TICKET.

The Republican ticket is Benjamin b.
Jsrrison OF Indiana for President snd
levi P. Morton Of New York for V:eez
PRESIDENT. 1t is expected that Harrison
will carry IndiSna, and Morton is rnf4 or
try and pull New York into lle. .Hsr-
ison is known more as lawy1F tESf rs
statesman, and Morton is known more
as man having large pull on the money
bags Of the country than as either. The
ticket is probably as strong as any that
could have been put in the field
by The Republican party, and
stands squarely upon the protective
platform accepted by the convention.
Hsrrison's record on the Chinese ques-
ton will doubtless enable the Democrats
- carry enough Of the Slope states to
elect Cleveland without Indiana, 80 that
the fight is narrowed down to New York,
and there it must be upon the tariff issue
Cleveland's message and the platform will,
it is claimed, loge votes for the Democ-
racy in New York outside the city, AID
gain votes for It in the city,, Whether
il will gain more or lose more
remains TO be seen, and upon this Issue
the election will IN n. 9
The issue is sharply defined; the 5a.da
is on and the fighting will be sharp!sH
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
HOT WEATHER GUESSING

TIE De:rci: Joc.1l. of,1ed : pssssf Il
$500 10 the person tnst guessed ne hosz
test three days in the summer OF 1883 st
, Detroit. The requirements viii mska
millions Of blanks and only one rSfe
Indeed it is quite numerical monstrs ST.
ity. The guessing was closed JuEedS
There is very little doubt but the bSttess
three days will occur just beforaase rain:
periods in june, July or August Eaere
are eleven rain periods in Msae tire,
months. Up to this writing he hottest
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

The announcement tba. Seralor His
Geek Tsofs evrY Amer car novel o.ne
too late 70 secure his uoDiustiou. r.
publcs aIe 10. uGGrateiul; SO faithful {
seIvitOr q lis county VIII be forever
enshrined jn he hearts OF lis couEtrymen
szd IS he is politically dssd the desr Pco-
PIE will Cherish his memory ard some dag
Start : subscr ption 20 build him m0nu-
ment.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

TIE Prohibition party ought TO be s2:-
isf=d, both Mrs. CIeveiand and Mrs
Thurm1u Believe il Apo!linaris water. l.
is saio that on ere OCCASION the CID Judge
wanted to reaU some friends in his
rooms, bu! said: "Ge2tlcmeD, III have
to offer you Apollllsris water; Mrs.
Thurman lever keeps liquor Il ALy
kind"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

TEE Republicans are IN favor CT tariff
reiorm-sone ether year. They wsnt 70
reduce taxeg-wherover they, SID they
alone, Csn secure the Credi. fer It. They
wait 10 strengthen tie cosst defenses ct
TIL countIy-wheD they return 10 power.
TacY aTe the bodies. champions Lf l.vI
eeEY.c5 rsforn-When cy are oUs C.!
pCTtT.-I G werner HIPS Speech.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Would IT cost more for the Central
Il sd TO run morning trsin from FJri
Wcrtn than II does to Tun 81 evening
train Or IS he Central Rad run il the
interest CT The D2uss hotel Eeepa.?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
Dallas y ties,
Special to the Gazette.

5UEcIAI 10 INC GAZtLLC'
DALLAS, TEX June 27.-The Rapubi-
cans OF Dallss, il common with the rips
of all the states, will have their rat;f;s-
ton meeting tomorrow night.
II ample arrangements for transporta-
ton can be made the Democratic stale
convention will be held in exposition
hall st the fair grounds.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

FIVE HUNDRED dIummeIs will be IN
the procession On the Fourth. The
drummers like F5zt Worth because they
have always been treated well b. Fort
Worlh's cit;zcGs-and newspapers.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
SIGNS OF PROGRESS.
1cTk on the Isr,xs.ing Dltchss at Pee3
OitY-Nors ArtsslRn FTels

DCTk on the Irr,Xs.ing DitChss at Pee3B
Oity-Nors Artsslsn Tels
Special 20 the Gazette.
PECos CITY, Tx, June 27.-Di-t hss
been broken unol tle irrigsting cs1sl
a1d Work fairly Jegua. The Il IS: WORK
is clearing the course Ct the ditch Of the
growth Of mesquite and other bushes. 10
: short time the present for. t will be in
creased TO 100 men sEd work viii move
forward rap OlY.
Flowing T6-e- has been struck in two
more ar,esia1 wells one aud OHe-hat
miles west OF Town. These wells ere
only 1S5 feet dlep, being some fJr.F ice.
shallowar tnSn Esy In the P.ccs vzl.y;
sfso reducing the cost of wells something
Ike 500.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
National Democratic COMMITTEES Meet.

NationEi Democratic Committee fleets.
WASHINGTON, June 27-The nstionaI
Democratic committee met at tie Airing
ton hotel st 80 o'clock LAST night and
remained in session until offer midnight.
The committee vas called to order by
Senator German and proceeded at once
to the election OF a permsnent chairman,
Mr.. Barbour OF Virginia nominated
William 81. Barnum Of Connecticut, and
his motion Was seconded by Mr.. Tarpey
of California and Others; whereupon Mr..
Barnum was elected by rising vote.
A committee Of five, with
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

The papers CT Sunday sid Monday are
coming in. Tier sage remarks con-
ce-ning the probable action Of the r -
publican convention mske very ilter-
es,iLg, not to say amusing reading
vraEser
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
WEN1 THROUGH a BRIDGE.

s Railway Wrsck in Which -Four People
=. srs Killed,
MONTGOMERY. ALA June 27-At 2:45
IBIS AOrciEg south bound traio from
ssf5 city 70 Mobile went through small
&i<ge g IaIIe Lort2 Ct T,Lszs. The Ell
gne, baggage car, two passenger cars
cd one sleeper became total wreck.
RsEpeer John Morgan, Fireman Sam
Vl&ms and two traDps were killed.
Mst3Agent Davis wss dangerously hurt.
Baggage Master Taylor and four psseen-
gers were slightlYipjured.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

THERE will be large Attendance CT
strangers st the deep water convention.
Let the committee Of one hundred see
that they ere properly entertained.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
THE RIDE TO-DAY.

The hespita9le citizsns Of Fort Worth
sre asked 10 day to furnish FOR our teach
er guests 400 sests. Already the roll OF
teachers by the sacretsry's booksshow this
to BE- the I.ct-the problem for our peo-
ole to solve is to furnish vehicles for the
ride this afternoon at $50.
The carriages will meet in front OF the
opera house. Our citizens willing to sid
in this courtesy to furnish carriages are
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
HOODS VETERANS.
The R-union Of Hoods Texas Brigade
Draws Larg> FCrowd to Jack
sonvIIs--A Royal Time.
0rations, a Memorial Service, a Barbe-
cue and Bali the Features of the
Day-Letters OF Regret.
twenty Sixth Anniversary OF tho First
Noted EogsEsment OF the Late Var
To INSET Next Year at WKco.
Social to tie GEzette.

JACKSONVILLE, Tx, June 27-This
hiss beer big day in small town, but
Jacksonville has proved herself more
than equa! to the occasion and hiss shown
enterprise and Hospitality that would do
credit to much larger city. Tae!eubion
If Hoods Texts Brigade ct this Place to-
day WAS signal for large gather!Dz
;rom all parts of the state. The hotels,
the private houses ana Gysn the groves
were full @! people wno come 10 pirtici-
pate in the reunion. This IS the twertJ-
SIKH anniversary OF the l-st ncttG en-
gagemer. o. tae lac w3r, toA: OF Cans
Farm. The city is in hobby suirs
Tae Association met in RtGs1aIe fa'l
aud VS. csIied to order g. 10 o'ClcCk u
General j. B. K Robertson, presitsLt, N4o
IS n years OF age.
Colonel Robert Burns II Houston ac,ed
as secretary.
Prayer was offered By ey. n. i. Davis,
who was cha9lain of the Fourth Ee12s
Regiment in Hoods Brigade.
SaveAtYtw0 answered to roll call.
Letters from S nstor obp II. R-sgap,
Hon. William Il. Marin, Gever.or r >ss,
Hon. joe Abbott Sad Others were resd
expressing their regret At noS being able
~ e'.et the reU1;0n.
The following wA5 received from Gov
srnCr Ross:
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June n The Pfohi-
ton stsue convention this sf.ernoon
adopted it's platform AID decided upon an
aggressive campaign.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
TEXAS TEACHERS.
The Second Days Session Largely At
tended-A Compulsory Education
Resolution Adopted.
Fac Exercises a. Nighs-Two Sessions to b
Held To dsy-Ihe Drive this Evening
and Z nertainm Mt t. Righs.

VERY warm day
dsWned upon tbs
session OF the S:ste
Teachers Associa-
non yesterday, but
the devoted IN
structOrs CT the
south OF Te1ts
we're rot to be de
tered from hsEd
work ami buckieG
Iowa TO business
t once.
L. was after 10
&c eek wlel III
meeting WSs called
20 order. 4 sOng
~ pupils OF II
public schools
opened the da{'s
Ccsedings. Rev
j. Mlrgan Wglls
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

The voters on the Pacific slope Will 10.
forget Harrison's vote on the bill TO Ie-
strict Chinese immigration.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

THE excursion aud tTsdee display will
make 8 big dsy OF the Fourth for FJrt
Worth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
John Sherman Thinks His Party has
Made SO Many BIundsrs that
Victory Next Fall is Doubtful.
The National Democratic Committee
Meets at Washington and Prepares
for the Coming Campaign.
Committees Appointed - Work Assigned.
Yermons RtpubI cans Meet 10 State
Oonvention-rhe Republican
Candidate.
Sherman Interviewed
Special to tbs Gazette.


CHICAGO, ILL, June 27.-The follow.
ilg authentic interviews with Senator
John Sherman to-day on the action OF
the Republican convention will De resd
with personal interest at this Jlrcture in
as much as it shows th1t in Sherman
opinion the Republicans have lost theic
opportunity Of carrying Virginia.
WASHINGTON, June 27-Senstor Saer-
man Was ST the capitol to-day attending
IS usual to his Congressional duties. In
answer 10 request for his opin on OF the
convention ana its ucts, Mr.. Sherman
laid: ~ don't know .ast ought to an
swer your questions, as NY Dsme was
presented and discussed before il, out
perhaps It would not be out of place now
that am free agsin for me to say some
thing for the good CT the party growing
out Of the convention. The con-
veniion itself WIS very aole
b5dY and was evidently
master Of Itself, hnd not easily sam
peded The platform is Tie best State
5sent Of principles By s political party
ever red. 1t is COrcise, contains NO
,vSs!or, but is m8nIy announcement Of
me ocj3cIs and sims Of the Republicans
There are two or three o.her things about
The convention that are worthy Of com
ment. Tie exclusion Ct the regular dele
CATION from Virginia, upon the pretext
that they were not elected according TO
the rules ct the national mmitGee, WAS
AN ACT OF GEoss WRONG.
Malone and hie delegation represented
nipe-tenths Of the pG5,icaos Of VIZ.
gina, including more tLsn 80. 900 Conied,
erSte soldiers in the whole counties.
Fsey lad gradually obtained control CT
The larger msjJrity Of tie whole counties
which &re now represented by several
members in Congress-. The delegates
Gividel themselves into {. trict
conventions and elected district dele
gstes precisely as WAS cCLg
II lows, Kactu Ky md c nnec.icut, sGd
in n-asIg every PUB icsl state; tr2. was
formerly the universal Iule and is Yas not
changed By the tCtiCn OF either the last
national convention or OF the national
committee. tbs v4Iy question arcse in
Iowa and IN 0tGer s!2tos Sn6 it IVES uGi-
Glrmly decided ;hIt /. vas Ministerial
where the district delegates convened, bu,
they must be selected BY the dIs-Iict &C
cording to the mCde prescribed for mem
GERS Of Congress, and cot necessarily 10
BE- convened,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Do EVERYTHING YOU CAL 10 make the
Fourth Of JAY celebration SUCCESS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
CONvKNTION MOTIFS.

requested 10 report to walter T. Maddcz
MANSION House.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

20 the audience ard read beautiful
5ulogy on the desd heroes, when the as
sociation was adjourned.
A grand bail ID now progressing at
R.gsGale hall
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Home testimonials are most reliable, and II
you will send your name and address we will
81, Nashylllssr garding IS wot der11{ cure
sfxcieA bylShe EfseopiaWsPn Ol1t nt. -
~ {. 5; ss and 8sr sss.I Asa
t eiSs. Tenn. fJssaIes Ii asees ss
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ChicaR, Recaa Po,tponca.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 27.-HeNvy rGln
last nigh ana this forenoon hal ef-Ct
ST p0stDlring races today.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
AUSTIN, TEX, June .. 1873

MY DGAR MAJoR-YOG know | sm 81
wars Tea % f-e Z ssIu.e in honor eff
Hoods grand old heroes, but I an fasr
tul shall nGt &c cOle 10 join you tdIs
time UHi 9 TO the p e5siug and i"pers'!ve
tem.n's OF my public dC-les. G.. bless
you while living sd wCep tes' ~ y yau SiI
WnI& The sbujf . rsmpsrt5 sa5 Ma ~ the
sCng Of is heavenly C5ctr .ar, u l1u. an
endless eternity. YgC- trIsnd,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
IN TIE DISTRICT.

AS matter CT fact in mary Of the states,
and even in Ohio, district conventions are
often held outside OF the dis
trict for the convenience Of
ne delegates. TO require tbs Rapub-
licsns Il TIE mountainous counties OF
Virginia, mostly thiuly populated, 70 con
v=ne inside 9: the district, woul2 i1volye
great X lense and trouble, and could as
vel De done by the same delegates ct tha
tine and place Of The state convection.
Many Of tle coIvar lions held under the
direction Of Mr.. Wise sitter he had bolted
from the state convention, were mere
shadows and fsrCes, sUd his dele
gates admitted to the national convention
were mere shaTas representing nobody.
II the convention had understood the real
facts in Virgins it WoRId not have rCjec =
ed the Malone delegates. In my cp.G.on
this Injustice will
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Coua.ered WAS the shadow Ct candidacy
which vas not announced. B.6iCc has .
great following il the Il publican parry.
For reasons satisfactory 60 himself he de-
clined to be & candidate, and yet his fol
lowers made him candidate from
the beginning OF the convention
This rejection Of MGhone, every
sttemp: to organize ard every ballot were
affected By his suppressed candidacy. II
Re bad been openly named as s candidate
end taken the chances like the res! Of Us
it would have spresIed that he could not
have been nominated, not on account
Of the opposition TO him, but
for prudential reasons. His followers
insisted that every Candidate
should successfully encounter the t3Id
expecting each would fail to get the re-
CURED majority OF all the votes so that no
one would be left &c objec: to
THE NoMINATI0N OF BLAINE.
They we're not willing to submit him TO
this test. The votes Of his followers
were, whether by design or net, carefully
distributed, some to vote for him on each
bsllot and others to vote SO
as to prevent an agreement
and this created irritation and bad blood
Hereafter in future conventions no votes
should be counted except for persons
openly and frankly announced as candi-
dstes. The theory OF the nominations
msde was that the doubtful states were
to furnith the candidates, ald upon this
theory the prisons living in Rapub-
licsn states were Disseminated :gsh ST.
TIE New York delegation practically die
listed both nominations and did lot con-
slider CT vote for any person or resident
of Republican states. To this theory the
convention uncomplsinirgly yielded.
sincerely hope that the election will show
that it is the correct theory. Both Hsrri-
son and Morton sTe gentlemen OF high
character, coed Repuolicsne, and ought
to be elected, but whether the theory Of
their selection vas correct one viii best
be judged By the result.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
ECZEMA.
ECZEMA.

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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

P. H. E5ger Of the Baylor FsmSle Col
ge ct BeiL0n, is attending the conyeu -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Professor dIerr, Superintendent Of the
enrietta schools, is attending the con
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Chester Chips.

All quiet along the State Line, but
just wait until the political guns wake
up our dormant senses TO action.
Fillmore county will give Judge VII
son strong vote again this fall. tile
same as they did two years ago. when
he beat Lovely for congress. Now
they bring out Dunnell, one Of the
strongest republicans in the State,
but not strong enough to beat Wilson
Serenely the nean.lering stream
winds its way from Eatonville To
Hills mill, where the obdurate Musk
rat once reared his humble home. tile
lone fisherman bats for b,lll-heads.
The hunters have come and gone,
not a prairie chicken left Oh the north
side. The Threshers are more than
busy, two ears of timothy seed al
ready shipped by IL. b. Nichols, who
has rented Chapin's Elevator. The
Creamery hogs are fatted and gone
the way Of all hogs, and there Is no
lean stock TO take their place. One
OF the creamery teams objected to
being loaded with butterlnilk, ran
away and carried load Of this Iowa
beverage into Mimi.
Mrs. DR.. Price and Miss Collins are
visiting here this week.
Two OF the weddings we anticipat-
ell took place. but the other one
hangs fire.
DIR. Freemire has the largest talley
on prairie chickens. and VIM. Brem-
ner Oh bass.
Seven hundred and fifty dollars is
the amount awarded to j. 5. Jones,
for the burning Of his barn &c. The
insurance system in the four towns
north of us is an admirable one, OH
the mutual plan and they are now
assisted for the first time in several
vnarS SOL.