Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31

dorsed by the bar of West Texas for sea;
on the new civil court of appeals, and has
! never sought or held political Office.
issue international money orders" be-
| ginning Sunday, April 4, 1892. This is
almost equivalent to making Hillsboro a
second-class office.
SMITHvILLE. Business men report bust
ness very bad, but anticipate rush Of
business this spring.
SAN ANTONIO The board of trade
of this city has asked the coop era
| ton of all similar organizations in the
state to defeat the proposed alien land law
WICHITA FALLs-The City national bank
of this city has changed hands.
WILLIs.-The past week has been an I'M
usually dull one in all lines of trade.
ALvARADo.-A bicycle club is being or
ganized. The late freeze did some damage to
fruit, but gardens look green.
BRENHAM.-A delegation of ten t'hly
whites" from Washington county will at
tend the state meeting of the lily whites at
Dallas on the 18th of April. The Sam Jones
Meeting is not abating in interest.
BoNHAM.-The travelling public will be
rlad to learn a round trip can now be made
rom here to Ladonia by the way Of Honey
rove in one day.
BELToN.-Seven hundred bales of cotton
are on the compress platform awaiting
shipping instructions.
CRowELL. = The recent freeze did not
damage wheat and oats. A severe norther
has been blowing here for the past three
days.
CoLEMAN.-A petition, numerously
signed, has been forwarded from this
place requesting the legislature to create a
representative district composed of the
counties of Coleman and Brown.
CAMERoN.-Governor Hogg and Judge
Clark will hold their first Joint discussion
at this place on May g. The Hogg and
Clark club of this city will hold a fair dis
cussion of the issues involved in the can
didacy of the two men.
CORPUS CHRIsTL-The farms and gardens
of this vicinity are only slightly damaged.
The new jail is being pushed by the con-
tractors.
DECATuR.-A gray wolf was captured
near town last week that measured six feet
five inches from tip to tap.
DAINeERFIELD.-lt is probable that Dasn-
gerteld will incorporate. Gardens we're
badly damaged by the recent freeze.
FoRNEY.-The snow and sleet did great
damage to fruit. Business men report this
very busy week.
GARLAND. THE question of a special
school tax for the purpose Of extending our
free school terms is being agitated. The
recent freeze will prove very beneficial in
pulverizing farm lands.
GAINEsvILLE.-St. Louis parties have Of
fered IS 6-i0 for the High school bonds
Owing to the bad weather business is dull
in all lines.
GRANBURT.-Granbury is to be made
the permanent dinner station of the Rio
Grande road. The fruit crop of this vicin-
ity is seriously injured.
Observation-Disclosures are plentiful
on the market. There is a scarcity of small |
dwelling houses in the city. It is rumored |
that one of the principal hotels in this city |
will soon change hands and be run under |
new management.
HUTTo.-A Clark club is to be organized |
here soon. Alfalfa was not injured by the |
freeze.
HALLETTsvILLE.-The culture of castor
beans does not meet with much favor among |
our farmers. A society has been organized |
BY the young people of this city for their |
mental and social Improvement.
HnLsBoRo.-A young man OF this city
mas stood examination for West Point and |
will leave soon. Hogg club viii be Or
yanized here on April 2. A Clark club was
here on last Saturday.
ITALY. - Notwithstanding the cold
weather. all vegetation is looking well.
Eleven carloads of cattle have been shipped
rom here this spring,
JEFFERsoN.-THE GAzETTE's correspond
mt says: "rhe following census was taken
II preferences to choice for governor with
nut any view or intention of advancing DO
itical aspirations of any individual, and the
esult win doubtless be very gratifying TO
Our Charlie He is not pronounced GU
candidate, but his legal abilities
md professional attainments are recognized
nd appreciated. He IS admired for the
rood qualities he possesses, his knowledge
# state and national affairs, his lofty pa
riotism and grand devotion to principle.
The vote stood as follows: Charles a. Gull
'erson, 81; Clark, Z; Hogg, O. no choice, l."
KAUFMAS.-Board Of examiners of Kauf-
nan county viii meet in this city on April
Both city and county elections will |
rove very interesting.
LIvINesToS. 1t is thought that the fruit
nd berry crop is almost entirely ruined DIV
he freeze. Farmers are busy planting h
orr.
LuL1NG.-The new hose carts for the
re Department are expected daily.
McKINNEY.-1he cat crop OF this vicinity ,
-as not injured By the cold spell A case +.
diptheria IS reported as being in the city.
afERIDIAS-A Hogg club is being organ
ed az this place. New York capitalists !
ave invested Sl00,6oO in Bosque county !
lnds IN the past week.
RocKDALE. Preference betweea Hog9
nd Clark IS equally divided here. Hon. L.. !
A2ntony Of Cameron has announced ash
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