Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-01
CLARENDON.
che is Prosperous and Happy = Her
Church Facilities.
u.,b,1g About the SurrO nd'ng Country, the
HeaIth of the People, the bRbIss
and II tie Girls

TO the Gazette. ,ooo
,,--.r5on has fulfilled her promise as being
,rter of one of the finest counties in the
Wheat, corn, oats, sorghum and fruits
an Kinds have yielded an abundant crop
% .'-ever cultivated in this county.
-,.-.,5cn is prosperous and happy. Sur
- bv rich fertile prairies that viii in
- ro1T their treasures into her Golfers, the
II tut :, seat ard end OF railway DIVISION, she
Cu- affo-d to rest quietly while time develops
can en,T,serfrI leSourc 9. But she is not resting
he' r,ietlv: her citizens are wide awake and
50 ,eebinl OF every opportunity TO make their
Na.Iotoyru hold the first pace, as she has always
I..I heretofore in enterprise and population.
oVLI / W CarhaTt. one Of the most courte-
ZAP trrthful and gentlemanly officers Of The
S ~, tie company. has plated beautiful ad-
10 m Clar ndon. This addition is on a some
o or elevated pra rie, ov' Hooking town and
1n-a,r,anding a lovely view of the surrounding
eOL.rtry Lots here are so cheap and beautiful
tbsf every man in the world ought to buy one
ttnsfI his chi dren. thus leaving them fortune
I;,bopt the effort making 1t.
"it-rstrouE county is preparing to organize, and
-a,noorlar Young county clerk, S. T. Martin
~ ~ IL Quite busy just now arranging records,
%. co IS to give them correct transcript.
tI;,brto Arms. rong has done business at Car
.n5on. but now Claude or Washburn viii become
e. county seat for another fertile county.
NWasbburn will be the railroad cen er for some
- a. least OF the Panhandle, and because of
w bigb. beautiful surrounding couatry we
80 she nay be the county seat; but many
~ more ard ntly wish Claude this boon, and
on sirbpr wav all's well that ends we'll. Wash
IN has grown rapidly in the last twelve months.
~ money is safe invested he e, for no end of
.,1nry seats can compete with railway facilities,
ni1ck nd determination TO make iown.
PISierenGon has one beautiful church house and
q lovely school building, furnishing school
81 yiIl soon have another church, The mem
Sa-s Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Sontb are preparing to erect e building here,
a. Mills The pastor of this church, has
moved into his new residence, and works
O. tbfu1Iv with the town to uphold its business
Mr. evils. the popu' ar merchant, has moved
,,-o his egant new residence, and so have
81 teen NV babies, all heirs 10 neat little
cottage HON $ and all the only child very
ro1rg parrnts. attest that marriage is no fIli-
i,re here and at once explains where all the
roung men and maiIens of two years ago have
cone Bat there are plenty left, little girls
have blossomed into young maidenhHod snd
LOOK as srotless, pure and healthy as oHly Pan
handle girls can look.
We wish every girl in the world could 20 into
,bis COOL lovely coun ry in June an July, and
nm over its hills. gather its fragrant wild flow
frr air, their veins with the rich red blood,
bonght by daily exercise in this lovely country.
Dr. r. P. Tye, railway physician and surgeon
NJ this division, is perfectly charmed with the
country. Secure in his neat little home. the
health OF the place has no ter ors for him. Theirs
are so many chances here for man to be happy
and prosperous that doctors have no need to be
ike success. and all who have secured h mes ia
Clarendon. have tasted he deligh s of this, and
all are consequently happy and contented.
IRENE.