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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Hilsboro, Aug. 2-The conroe
tMontgomery county, Enterprise OF
July % is booming a railroad from that
city through Jewett, Centervile, Mad
isonville. Huntsville. Hubbard city, to
Hlllsboro and In an earnest appeal to
the citizens of these cities. sets forth
the great advantages Of such a road.
connecting. as It would, the black
lands prairie farms Of Hin county with
the virgin pine forests OF the South
west This is interesting news to the
citizens Of Hillsboro, as they would
be very much benefited by such a
road A charter was procured some
seven or eight years ago by the people
o. HillsborO and Dawson, and possi-
ply some others, extending into me
southeast, which shows that Ifillsboro
mas had an eye on the Southeast for
many day. In fact. The nennc az
the proposed road was lIiIlsbnro paw
son, SOUTHEASTERN and Northwestern
railroad, II would be safe To predIct
that Notwithstanding the universal cry
throughout the state Of hard times
lliSn9ro VIII join hands with Conroe
Glu 'heir plea OF ION TO Hillsboro via
huntsville, Mudlsonynle, Groesbeclt
IeWctt aud Hubbard CIty-look al the
mnp and note the advantages ana pos
slhiliugs or the territory and its tribu-
"iles'' viii not be In vain.
splendid rain fell today. II was
padly needed just at this time, no
ports from the crops throughout The
county are very tluttering indeed hrf
IN hAny places rain was badly need
e. the rain did not extend far "a
the southWest. e Is thought.
AT, ~ w Shields. president Of the
Hillshoro Electric and Power combon,
VINO mas been in the East making mn,
unuses Tor tho plant, returned inst
night Everything has been shtnno5
ahd some OF the smaller shIprnents
haNe begun to arrive. The poles ma
WIRE are expected daily Tbe mar
hulk OF the machinery viii coma Ia,
water ana it VIII be probabIv t,,.g
weeks before It arrives. BY thaf tino
the brick building win be comnIatnd
ana ready To receive H.
The survey for the tracks n, tt,o
North end OF the Missouri. Knnsne az
/ Texas yard has been made mi ~" ~
stakes set and track Is IN bs ~
down soon. The first will he 10 p ~
Nh'e the steam shovel to renrh ~
trent TO assist IN the heavy gradjng
Eet 70 be done on the South end
JudFe and Mrs r d. TnrItor ,,s
children left tonight for Fort v5o III
elter a very pleasant stny or ~,
uhys' visiting their many wprp, ert. ~
and relatives. '"' menus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Dallas. Tex, Aug. at is now be-
ginning TO dawn on the minds of the
officers that the death OF Ira II. OLIVER.
who was found with his throat cut
from ear to ear on the river banI, AT
the mouth Of Farmers Brunch, few
weeks ago. is not a case OF suicide "a
was formerly supposed. but is tho out
come OF most heinous crime which
~ expected to soon be brought TO light
Whom Olliver's body was found and
recognized II was learned that Amos
irewer, a young man who worked with
nlhNtr In Collin county, was with him
inc lnst time Olllyor was seen nlive
houEh II was generally believed TINT
olllNef una iieWor were boon friends
nVtWef was brought to Dallus By Sher-
~ Nupgi TO make a stapmcnt. He told
~ Nhpolhe and paipabln tale rOnflrn{nt.
the general belief that the youut. NOR
We're boon friends ana TINT oliver mad
committed suicide lie told Of tbctr
travelling together IN search OF work,
now Respondent OLIVER would some,
times become az their hard luck, and
.llat hS q result oliver Ind lately taken
20 drink, and said that oliver mad
made threats to XIII himself Bra,ve,.
sald that after he ana oliver senar,tca
0llVer went In the direction OK Fort
worth and he returned to Fnnnln coun-
~ Brewers statement sounded very
p0lpablo And he was permitted to re-
turn to Fonnln county, no one thcn
having a doubt but that oliver came
10 ms death by his own hands. and thnt
Brewer mourned The loss OF a dear
friend New evidence, however hns
been procured OF late which points to
lfeWer as the murderer OF oliver. and
m aliidavlt was made before Justice
Malone OF Richardson chnrrlrr MIN
me murder, and last night Brewer was
lodged ia iuil By sheriff Cahell He
VIII have an examining trial tomorrow
or next dQv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Dallas, Tex Aug IA meeting OF
the local committee to further the ar
rangement for reunion Of Ross &c
tors and Granbury's brlgades, was
he'd last night,
II was ordered that the encampment-
OF the reunion be held at the Dallas
fair grounds, In place Of the sam Jones
tabernacle,
lt was resolved that the Daughters
OF the Contoderncy be invited 10 asslss.
In the entertaining of the veterans.
aud that the secretary address Mrs
Kate Cabell-Curry, their president. ex-
tending the Invitation,
Il was decided that the members Of
the association and their friends should
bring with them baskets or provisions
for dinner each day OF the Reunion.
the following persons We're by reso-
lutons invited q address the nssoeia-
ton; Ex-Governor L, s. Ross. Hon.
John y, Long. Hon S. w T. Lanhnm,
Hon, C. ., ltllgorc. Coloucl w. II
Young and a. J. Gooch
The secretary Will send the Invita-
tons to the porsons NAMED.
Tho committee adjourned 10 4 o'clock
p. In. Saturday, August L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Marshall. Aug. Ed Lowery, super
intendent of Texas and Pacific bridges
and buildings, came in from the west
yesterday.
Mr.. j. r.. Heartslll who has been
attending the Philadelphia university
of music. arrived home this morning.
Mr.. G. s. Leachman Of Dallas is WIS.,
lting the family of his father. T. j.
Whaley.
Mr.. f. ]. Bailey left for Louisville,
KY, yesterday to visit friends and rela-
tlves.
Misses Minnie and Mabel Talbot Of
Texarkana are visiting Miss Pearl Lam
caster
Rev. r. N. Williams of Bonham will
lecture at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church tonight for the benefit Of home
missions.
The friends OF Miss Blanche Stein
gave her pleasant surprise by all call
ing on her last evening As always, they
had a most delightful evening.
The politics OF the county Is now
about TO boil, The race for congress is
between Cooper and Blunt. with Cooper
in the lead The county convention will
meet Saturday. and the present outlook
is for a stormy time.
This county win not instruct her
delegates for state officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Curtin were called
10 Shreveport, La. yesterday by the
death In the family of Mr.. Curtln's SIS
ter Mrs Enright.
Mr.. William Wilcox left yesterday
for TeXarkana.
Charles Kennedy, operator on the
N. o. p. track, LEFT today ON visit to
Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Denton, Tex, Alig. e.-At The ro,r,..
business meeting OF the owsley RIA
az their armory last night the ro,Inyr
inE officers wero elected. ''o"-
FIRST sergeant, W. W. Wright. 60,
ond sergeant James Melugln. tb,rd IN ~
seant Carl Hoffman; fourth sergaan,
WIN BarreiG quartermaster VIII
ROW irst corporal. OTIS Graham. sec
ond corporal Henry Medley; mira co,,
p9ral Sid Gibson; fourth na,' ~
Chnries Dapgherty. s'Po'ai
a., Nesoinlons were adopted that ciass
~ s9Ntes De organized ana non-co,,,,
n,leloneu officers purchase cach
book Of same. paSh
~. liiilnatiens are In progress nj tho
, iSSss hofanl college for teacherss c ,,,e
, n,aia ~, Aooni sixty applications were
Mr. 7. Il, Ponder has pto.,,. d..
GUY a bicycle repairing shon ana iI hs'l
pun up quite steady trade ia r cvs
eies' Evidently good ton6s ~ -
vtestsne IN this county h No ~
judge from his sales. may
W orR on the Denton MnKipnex, 49,,
40 10 p'1 ,, ,lssslls' and soon we will rids
rather than through a deen sar ipal'
as heretofore saHu ped,
Denton second nine will next yvao,,
sl9ss bata With the fsst nine ~ saI,s',i
mus VIII be m Interesting enms si ,o,i,
we same nine last year. isSsatoS ,''i rs,
seoFs Or = 70 Denton's first nina
10y rllne here last afternoon ana
nsk ~, 'lsure me promotion OF inc yalna
S NJ N.Y. "a er9p. All the grains are
~. NSa'su wv threshers are being
stnrted away for the winter ''ins
IN ING News tuition contest- IN ,,s.
Wgek ahsS lasdsle OF Bartonviils fsaas
the raes' Thl9 closes the 2Sih lnst aus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Weatherford, Tex. Aug. 2.--owing to
the rain last night, Judge Jenkins. who
was booked for speech at the court
house, did not put In an appearance.
j. NJ. Freear has recently opened
up a general confectionery business on
the Northeast corner OF the square in
the building lately occupied by Nc
Daniel & Co. as a saloon.
IL. L. Moseley has been appointed
administrator OF the estate of DR.. w.
b. Miller, lately deceased. Mr.. Nose
ley has taken possession of the BUSH
ness, and assisted by ]. T. johnson,
Jesse II. Hill and Bruce Stevenson. Is
invoicing the immense stock of drugs,
preparatory to disposinB Of the same
In bulk This is one of the oldest ana
largest drug houses in Northwest
Texas having been in successful opera
ton in this city for twenty years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Dallas. Tex, Aug, a.--Eaeh and every
department OF the exhibits Of the Dal-
las State Fair and Exposition Will be
under the direct control OF one or more
members OF the board OF directors. who
mny select their uperlntendents ana
aesistants, ana who win be held re-
Hppnstblc 90 the board for the manage.
ment Of the department under their
care These directors viii lie designat-
cd by appropriate badges, and all mai .
tiers pertaining % tho several depart
ments must be referred to them
Alex, Sanger director IN charge.
VIII have charge OF the police and fire
departments ana grand stand and
arena. and shall assign such numbers
or policemen TO tho senegal departments
rs the department directors may re-.
0uire. he shall lend amy assistance IN
his power by way OF information. al
reetions and facilities for reaching tho
grounds assign places for eucamn-
meuts. ana exercise general supervi-
sion and preserve order and derorum.
lie Will sec that q nrpp9r supply OF
water for MI purposes Is on the grounds
and convenient OF access and WIN take
charge OF public sales OF stock and
other articles aurlng The fair ana cxno-
sltl0n, III VIII superlntoa'i ti5e p1si ion
and display % an animals brought into
tho rinR. preserve order and properly
enforce ali rules u the board, aud am
nounce the awards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03
Lnnd Commis.ioner Vote.

Bonbsm. Tex. Aug s-The instruct
ed vote for land commissioner is as
follows. furnished by gentleman post
ed as to the correct figures;
Baker--Andrcws, /: Baylor. 2; Bell.
IA; Bosque. G; Brown, 8: Coleman. Q;
Collin, &c; conehoe, Il Dawson. /; Ford.
1; Freestone. 4; Gillespie, 2: Gaines. 4:
Hail. 1; Hood, 3; Howard. /; Kimhle. 1;
Leon. 4; Llano. 3; Mccullough. 1;
McLennan. II! Mitchell. /: Mot
ley, /; Nolan. 4; Reeves, /;
Runnclis, 2. scurry, /: summerville,
j. Sterling, /; Sutton, 1; Tom Grecn.
Z; Tyicr. !; Young, g Archer, !; Crock
ett /; Rocllwall, Q. Toial-tl3.
Bramlette-BOrden l.; Coryell. 9; Del
IA, g; Denton, 10; Ellis, &c, Fannin, 10;
Lamnr. IL; Milan. z; swlshor, 1; Whar-
ton, /. Williamson. II. Total-1l3
Wnlsii--Atascosa .. Bastrop. 2; Bee,
3; Blnnco. 2; Brnzos r. Burnett. &: Cald-
we'll, 6; Clay 4; Donley. /; Duval, b;
FAILS, z, Galveston. IS; Grimes, G; Ham
ilton, 3; Hardin. / Hnskell, ! Jones,
8; Lamppsas. 2, McMullcn, ! Mont
gomery q; Nocogdoches a. Poke, 3;
Refugio, 1. Travis. 49, walker, 3; Wichi-
IA. A; Zuvalla. 1; Callahan. 3; Colorado
3; Ice, 3. Total-i0a
Dodd-Angolinn, g; Bowie. 9; Camp, Il;
Cass. O. Fctor, j Franklin, 3; GregR,
3. Hurdemnr 2; Hopkins, 4; Hunt 49,
Kaufman. 10: Madison, .; Marion, 81;
Moore, /. Morris. q, Navarro, 10, Red
River, 7; stoncwall. j; upehcr. 4; Van
Zandt. G. I1astlapd county. T. Total-33.
Schleicher--C Cameron. z; Dewitt u
Goliad, .; Guadalupe, Q. Houston, o;
a. ~ ~ I .tft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Panhandle, Tex, Aug. Judge Bak-
er has called on from the race for
congress in this the Mammoth dis
triet, and declared his desire TO be re-
elected district judge. This gives Car
son TO Judge Cockrell in the Decatur
convention.
Has the Galveston Dallas News gone
crazy? Let some patriotic Texan in
st,tute Introduction proceeding against
H. 1t cannot hurt Governor Hogg IN
Texas, where he is so well known az
a law enforcer; but It gives q clue to
tue enemies of Texas up North where
II finds Kindred cranks To report It's
dlatribes. Hogs record is his defence
against all such SANDERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03
NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.
yEwsY NOTES FROM ouR owN
CORRESPONDENTS.
Burglars at work In Rocisdnie-
Tobacco cuIture In smith County
pilot Point Observation-Disclosures
News-A Pleasant Marriage.

Rockdaie. Aug. 1.--F'or the first time
in many years the first day Of August
has come in advance Of the first bale
Of cotton. but plenty OF cotton is open
and If premium had been offered no
doubt several bales would have been
in.
Burglars last night visited the resi-
dence of Mr.. Cyrus Edwards, Mr.. Far
row and City Marshal ]. b. Hamilton,
relieving the first Of $3.50 in money, a
pocket knife and white silk handker-
chief; the second of a gold watch worth
about $50 or $40. and the third of $40
in money. In Justice to the latter IT
may be proper to say that he was
absent from home at the time when
the visit was made.
Mr.. Enoch Breeding. formerly Of this
place but now OF Fort Worth. has been
here for the last few days, shaking
hands with his old friends and winding
UP some of his old business affairs
Bank Examiner j. j. Cannon was in
town today overhaullng the First Ma
tional bank, strictly homemade in
stltutlon. Of which the town is justly
proud.
AT 1890 the fire alarm was sounded,
calling the firemen with their trucks
and apparatus to the extreme north
west portion OF the city. where an old
barn on the place OF Denison Broduax
was Illuminating the surrounding coun-
try. 1t was a long. hard run for the
boys, who responded with alAcrity Dr.
Young Isaacs. who resides on the cor
ner OF Cameron and Burleson streets
IN the center of the city, went to the
fire, leaving a lamp burning on his
table. his family being absent. The
lamp exploded, setting the house on
fire, causing a second alarm, recalling
the iiremen to town, but before they
reached the house neighbors had gone
in, thrown out the burning matter and
as they supposed. extingulshed the fire
All hands retired to rest when third
alarm was sounded at $3.50 o'clock
this morning, and when the fremen
reached the scene the residence of DR.
Young Isaacs was beyond salvation.
Nevertheless, while the house was al
most entirely consumed the fire was
put out, preventing any spread or dam
age to adjoining property. The water
works system OF Rockdale again proved
Itself 70 be splendid one, and be-
yond doubt enabled the firemcn to save
a large amount Of adjacent property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Pilot Point, Tex, Aug. 2-Prof. T. c.
Belcher' president of Franklin college,
is quite sick with the hux.
william Ryan's saloon is occupying
its new building today.
Hogg's speech on the death of
state Rights created an extraordin-
airy demand for The Gazette TO-DAY
which the calculator was unable Ia
MI Indeed. so great was the demand
that one gentlemen reports that his
paper was stolen by some person anx
ious to read Hogs great speech.
a fine rain fell three miles South
or Pilot Point last night. and there
Is every appearance Of rain this after
noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

samples with him. 1t is Of the Cuban
lear variety. and he says that 1t is Of
the same grade that the factory here
Is paying 81 80 pound for. and also
says that this soil and climate is pc
oullarly adapted TO the cultivation Of
tobacco. The people at Jarvis switch
now have fifteen acres in cultivation
and contemplate putting in $50 next
year.
The first reports published concern
ing tie death OF Henry Harrison said
his neck was broken. but Dr. Mont
gomery says that his neck was not
broken and that death was caused from
other injuries,
There is talk among number Of
old soldier boys of holding a confeder-
ate and federal reunion within the next
few weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Mexia. Aug. EAT o'clock today
fire totally destroyed the residence of
sereu Nelson. He saved but a few
of his goods Loss $1,000, partially in
sured' Cause unknown,
a, b. Cauley, Jr, OF the "star
Route returned today with his bride.
nee Miss McAdams Of Lexington, Ky.
Hon; A. c. Prendersast of Waco
VISITED ms parents here this week.
Rev. Skinner OF Bremond closed ante
an interesting meeting at the Rantist
church last night. There were several
cQnNerslons and accessions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Guthrie, o, n, Aug, e-rhe nomin.
alton OF Hon. Josenh WHISKY OF thls
city Tor delegate 10 congress by he
Democrats OF III Reno last night
caused great reioiting here ana he
was given grand ovation on his re-
turn here today. With both the D,n,o.
cratic and Republican nOnilncpn fran,
NWlhrlen rcd hot campaign on straigbt
party lines win result, sectional rre.
.9dlces helnG tor the first dime IN the
history OF the Territory lect out OF Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03
CAMPS COOP pIcuT.
Reports From Everywhere Ind,e.,.
His Victory.

Berry W. Camp. Fort wortb,s we'll
known aspirant for nomination in tbe
second place on the state Democratic
Ticket is making splendid race. The
reports his friends in this city are
Receiving from different portions Of
Sne state apparently indicate that
amps chances are regarded, pretty
generally, as very good
i Is doubtful whether any OF his
rival candidates have received as n,arv
ma,e,rsements from men OF influence
poiiueally as has the able aud no nys
'aT tert Worth attorney. - fS'1
Unless an Indications fan No is oar.
yaln q nomination on tie second hsI
W ~ 1hd some o. his more enthuslassic
ahead on the first. ~ % d neck
calilsh ne addition ot Hunt. Beu
in ss,,,, ,Sissayson and others thai have
NJ for him. Tarrant ,nsn ei,ve
prompt indorsement ar ran,-
sues % Dallas with growing forees ?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03
THEY CAME TilI'
DID THE cEsr,.rr..
CHAMBER or co.'
And City councu Is.
Hereafter whea rA,. Z
Their Heads ros,,s., !, NJ
Good WIN Need Il T.,

II the board OF alae,r..
Der Of Commerce evsr a '''l
ct for each other. /, .'n
and henceforth tbs.S "a
factors of Fort worth, Y
work in perfect har,oa,'s- ''''
vaneement of the iu,s XXI, y
This era of good-fellSs'.
operation was ushersd n
at the reception tends,'S 4 I
c. II. silllman Of H. Y,
Commerce TO the memss,. J. 4
and the board Of aIdsrr.' I
Representatives 81 ,hss
met and mingled tosets M.
way and found out MI,
fellows they all were IT. g
Indeed, without an All.
a close personal acouaissa. 4
haze been difficult Il AZ.
alderman from a meal,o shsl
Der of Commerce. so ,,
all enter into the nplrjt w y
and good fellowship
All this argurs Wen "a, I.
1t means that in the s.''
movement inaugurated ~ w.
the city Will receive ia KIN
alton and eneourageinen ~
OF the Chamber OF con,,s..'.
city fathers as well, ani '']
two organizations but in, IN
bined efforts, success 4 IA
suit. Z Try
There was no tiiscusslns !. \
measures last night. h
social gathering, des,rn., I
about n closer union ass I
ough sympathy between its@
tors Of the city PROSPERITY
a pleasant evening Ma III
Miss Mary Malone ara NJ
Carter contributed much 4 n
ure OF the guests, the io,r',
slIillful performance on tbs N
the latter by several choj, d
delivered recitatlons. y
Delicious refreshments Wa, Y
the spacious dining han. Il
Present We're Mr.. and N.
b. Loving, Mr.. and Ms =
ter, DR.. and Mrs. pollosl +
Mrs. Shaphard, Mrs. N II;
Misses Lolita and Dora II
ter and Mary Malone pt 1
Wells, Capt. NJ, B. Lloyd II,
NJ. Van Zendt. Jr., John II 4
j. Rowe, Glen Walker, u. M
Max Hogg, $. r. wilIhr,l
Senter, Clemens. Fisher, VIM.
liant, Davies, Ferris, Rass
Paddock and Messrs. SYKES n
tin of Mississippi. 7,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

San Saba. Tex, Aug. LAT the Pop
ulist representative convention held
here yesterday for this Che Ninety
fourth district, Rev W. r. Alexan-
der OF this county was nominated for
the legislature. McCulloch and Concho
counties were not represented. Hon.
Joe j.. Brown Of Cherokee. who was
our last representative, was renomn-
ated by the Democrats at the Goldth-
waite convention ON the goth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Miles Crowley that II Galveston would
nominate him p-ane) twenty-three
votes would be cast for him. Sir Miles
wanted the goods delivered first, so the
trade was off. II Is rumored tonight
that an adjournment may be taken TIL
after the state convention. II that
body adopts the majority rule the dele
gates will return and nominate Gresh-
am. Dark horses are numerous, but
meet with no encouragement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

battle between the gold and silver
men. although In an underourrent the
gold men take their defeat OF tins
morning hard and can't reconcile them
selves 70 II. and express themselves as
determined TO make the silver candi-
dates before the convention pay the
penalty OF the crime by holding the
convention In deadlo,k against them.
So Il seems that nothing but a dark
horse VIII be the thing TO break the
tie that binds, and Just who II Will
be Is d matter Of mere SPECULATION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Waco. Tex. Aug. 2.--The lily white
Republicans to the number OF twenty
met at the courthouse this evening
under the cali of Chairman Louis stern
korb. and elected Dan Wise. Louis
sterDkorb, Sam Hobson, c. w. Hob
son, Tony Hoffner. John Horsfull and
degree delegates TO the Republican
state convention at Dallas next Mon
dns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

smlthvllle. Bastrop Co, Tex, July 81.
To-day the barbecue so long talked
Of came of at this place. There We're
about 1000 people present. At about
1890 o'clock Mai. Hutchinson OF San
Marcos. Populist candidate from this
congressional district against j. D..
Sayers, Democrat, commenced speaking
In behalf OF his candidacy, and spoke
for about an hour and n hnlf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. a.--At a rrl-
mary election held today in every
county o. tho tsfth consressionl dis
ulct fioa lemes p, Richardson, the
present member was rc-Nomlnated. lie
hnd toi opposition and the nomination
Is equivalent TO an election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Decatur, Tex, Aug. 2.-The summer
normal which has been in session here
turing the past month Will close to-
morrow.
lt,snf s' Arbeny Connolly, an aged lady
earliest settlers Of Wise on,r,t,, - .7 ~
Monday night. ii'S' uled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Austin, Tex. Aug. 2.--Hon. Ed An
derson withdraws as a candidate for
state treasurer In favor of the Hon.
j. @. Ladder Of Abilene. Tex, and au-
nounces as candidate for the Of
flee OF commissioner Of the general
land office. subject to the action Of
the Republican convention which meets
at Dallns Augnst 2S. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Bedford Tex Aug. EMF Henry
French of Grapevine and MIS-. Mrt,,s
uaushter Of Mr. Levi Keunlmor Of tbis
pace, We're married yesterday.
very interesting meeting IA rnir,
W. ~ me christian church, quite i
number having Joined the ohu, ~ =
Mrs. Logan Of Tennessee i, vi,t,i,,
her brother, G. b. Ph-tls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Next Sunday afieroe .,.s,. \
at sportsmen'sn parlS y ~,
match game 81 49, 49, NJ \.
Fort Worth amalea!.a. N IL n
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