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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

New orleans, La, July al.-Mc1lroy
q Co soy; Futures-MoNeills circular
ON cotton acreage ana probable yield
was made public this morning, but the
counts OF prices chow that Ms nnu-
ence had been largely discounted by
the decline OF the past few days It's
effect was most felt In Liverpool. where
the opening decline WIS 3-Gid, but there
was some recovery from the lowest, and
the closing 10 steady at loss OF TO
3-6id.
Spot dropped 3-32d with sales OF $500
balca. II was thought here that the
downward course of prices would meet
with some resistance on the basis OF
l-2c for December, but the supply Of
selling orders was 80 grent that the
demand was quickly filled and prices
sold a couple OF points lower, only TO
recover again when It became evident
that shorts wero DESTROYS OF taking In
their prpiits when the market did not
drop so heavily as they expected. Mr.,
Noills figures that the acreage has fully
recovered the loss made IA 1S92-13, Ten
neasce and Louisiana excepted Out
side Texas and the Indian Territory
have increased very materially. so that
he now estimates the total area In cot
ton for the crop Just planted at 2l,001-
700 acres. lie calculates on this increaA-
ed area a prospect Of 10 per cent Inn
provement In the yield per acre. which
would mean an outturn OF s.gJ0,00O
bales. He adds, however. that the prom
Use at this moment is-equai or superior
TO any previous crop In any state. and
therefore II present prospects Of u fun
crop should be realized the yield might
rise us high as 100000 balcs, The
strongest point In his rcview Of the ut
untion is a statement that nothing but
calamity such as rarely occurn could
bring the crop down to oven 50 low
figure as s.500,000 bales Taking his
estimate OF probable yiele Of 100000
bales and Mr. l1llison's figures OF cur
rent European consumption, Mr.. Nell
estimates that the visible supply OF
the arst OF September. 1895, viii be
3 400, 900 bales, which is larger by 100000
bales than any eurplus carried over
from any previous crop. or course the
natural query is 10 what point Will such
a weight Of surplus stock depress prices.
But before answering that question u
might not be aml6s 20 await tho effect
on the crop Of the weather for the com
ing month. usually the most critical
prrlod OF rs growth. There was n good
spot demand today, and sales ogEre-
gated 200 bales at unchanged prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Dallas, Tex. July ai.--Quite a num-
Der Of the Dallas county delegates 10
tho congressional convention at corsi-
cana tomorrow will go down this
evening and the rest will follow to-
morrow morning.
Judge Burke has picked out the fol-
lowing nine members OF tho delegation
70 talto the lead in the convention; Dud-
ley @. wooten. chairman; W. $: slmp-
Isins, J. n. Strong. W. c. Holland. Jot
Gunter w. II Clarke. @ G. Wright, J..
NJ Brown. John H. rraylor. This
committee will 30 to corsicana tonight
in order TO be on the ground early in
the morning.
II IS generally admitted that n the
majority rule Is adopted Judge Burke
viii have no difficulty IN securing the
nomination. Polndsrter and Hardy
have both stated that they favor the
two-thirdr rule And aa Kaufman
county has up few lightning
rods itself II Is likely that the major
ity rule VIII be showed under IN the
convention.
II Is understood that there Will be a
racket IN the convention over free sill
yer. The friends OF the geld standard
VIII endenyor 20 get through a imam
clal plank 10 suit their views.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

constantinople, July si.--Fearinr cpl
denies II the people are any longer al
lowed TO remain huddled In the gar
dons where they sought refuge at the
time of tho earthquakes. the govern
ment is compelling the terrified people
70 return TO their homes. A majority
of those living In the gardens refuse TO
ooay. In spite OF the fact that the
stencil In the camps IS great The
feeling OF panic continues and Hiikht
earthquakes are experienced daily
The city or Constantinople. the prin.
cess Islands and hnif OF STEAMBOAT are
practically depopuleted and the masses
ore In q state OF dostitution.
The action Of the government In cone
ceallns the degree OF mortality from
tho earthquake has resulted In the
spreading or the widest reports. al
though Y ia believed In wen informed
circles that tho total loss OF life was
not over 500. The taking Of photo
graphs and the milking OF sketches In
or about constantinople IN prohibited,
lest II should produce alarm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

corslcana, Tex. July A,--The clans
are gathering Tor the fight IN the con-
gressiond convention tomorrow Mr..
Poindextcr arrived in the city this
morning. together with number OF
delegates from different counties OF the
district, MIR. Polndexter has made
elaborate arrangements for his dele
cations while here and the friends OF
other candidates are making arrange
ments for long Siege. Judge Hardy
and Judge Abbott win not be here
when the ball Is opened tomorrow.
Judge Hardy has been called 10 the
bedside Of his sister. who IL seriously
IN at Nayasota, and Judge Abbott Is
in Washington. Judge Burke Of Dallas
and Mr., POindexter OF Johnson VIII 80
into the convention with IS und ~
votes respectively, Judge Hardy ard
Judge Abbott with 10 ana " chon Mr..
Poindoxtor and his followers are % the
opinion that the twu-thrdv rule viii
prevail In making a nomination, not
wlth9tauding every county IN the dla-
trict has poken In favor OF tho ma
10rity rule IL iH claimed that NE ma
JoHty rule cannot be adopted for this
convention, That Mhen candidates an
nounced II was expected that the COM
vention nominating a candidate would
be- governed by tho old rulc and that
this convention would lay down a rule
by which the convention two ylors
hence should be governed ana the
voice OF the people carried out This
point VIII be one OF no little contention
and win create some little interest It,
self The frionda OF Judge Abbott are
very sRnguino and think that the cone
vcntlon Instead Of going out for Il dark
I horaa Will fan into the Abbott column
/ and nominate old Honest 10" with a
| whoop. Judge George N Aldredge Is
npolSen OF as probable dark horse.
I ana r. Il Prince Of this city playa II
[ figure on The same line ana would not
/ object 10 that sort OF lightning striking
/ him. The expression OF many OF the
/ delegates now IN the city IL eKaingt
\ any such procedure aud It IN very
| likely thia ~ the sentiment or n major
| lty " the delegates who viii be here.
1 The fight opens tomorrow aud Tho
delegates now hQrc are expecting 10 be
here three or four days and have "A
| lively time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Hnsboro. Tex. July Si.-The seven
ty-seventh Ilotorial convention, COM
posed Of the counties OF Hill. Bosque,
somervem and Hamilton. was called
to order today in the district court
room at 1880 o'clock by Col John d.
warren. Mayor c. j. sorrolls read a
letter from Chairman James NJ. Rob
iuson Stating that he could not be
present, and requested that Col War
rem act In his stead. on motion G.
] sorreils was elected chairman and
/ c Roberts OF Hamilton WAS elected
secretary. on motion Of Hon. Don
Dsrden the chair appointed a commit
tee OF I'VE on permanent organization,
ne follows; Don Derden, John u. War
rem of I'M county, $. s, Horn OF somer-
veil county. C. d. Johns aud J. Q.
Roberts N Hamilton county They re-
ported at once. recommending the
nomination OF Hon. o. Il. Morrison by
reclamation and motion 70 that erect
vns carried unanimously. A resolu-
ZION offered by Mr.. Derdcn indofsins
hon. Horace Chiffon was carried, and
n resolution offered by Col. John -
warren indorsng The Chicago plat
form and Grover cleycland WAS also
carried after some protest on the part
on the antl-Cleveland delegates. Mayor
q j sorrclls was elected chairman
Tor the ensuing two years. Convention
adfaurued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
| DAY OF CONVENTIONS.
rs-l eEsnAM-LANp CONTEST A
nor oNn.
Greshnms Forces secure the Per-
man-nt orEanixation--rhs Four,h
and sixth Districss--nen RE-
Nominated at Drownwood.

Halletsvllle, Tex, July si.--In the
congressional convention today ]. w
Ragsdale OF LavAea county was nom
mated Tor temporary chairman by the
Gresham side and elected without OPP
position, w A. Teuctmann OF Austin
county ana c. ~ lehman OF LavAea
county were elected secretaries. Com
mittees ON credentials and, on organ
iEation. consisting OF one member from
each county and selected by each coun-
" delegation were appointed The
committee ON permanent organiEatlo
recommended that the temporary orr
ganizaticn be made permanent and
their report was adopted. About geo
delegates are in attendance. The hrst
nght In the convention occurred In
tho report Of the credential commits
tee. the majority Of which re-
fuses to seat II. c. Dun OF
Brazoria. holding proxy OF j. +.
Underwood Dun was stoated by u
vote OF 80 TO 90. The committee on
resolutions was appointed and In
structed TO report after nominations
We're made. Clcveland's admnlstrn-
tlon Will be Endorsed In general terms.
Gresham was nominated by " EMS.
seconded by T. n, Harris. Lame by
George Burgess seconded by Judges
Kennon and Moore. First ballot, Grca-
ham so. Lane 2S. Matasorda county
was not represented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Noble, o, T. July q ~. y n-ewer
received u telegram from. shcrnnn
Tex. this morning that hls daughter,
Mrs Johr Roberts. wro was a5sc"t in
shetman with her hush md on a visit 70
Ter old hone, had there toni.alt: "a sui
eide. The news startled this commune
ty. who have nothing aat lo.e fur the
unfortunate lady.
The democratic club held n fine meet
ing here last Thursday and was ad-
dressed by Rev. a. J. Worley candidate
for congress also Lawyer Fisher and
County Attorney Hutchins made
speeches. Brother Worley made great
speech. and when he was through there
was not y populist left in the room.
The county convention Of this. the
banner democratic county Of Oklahoma,
was held in Norman on Saturday last
ard a Morley delegation was sent to
I'll Reno. II. ID. McCready Of Noble was
temporary and permanent chairman
OF the county convention.
Corn IL badly in1u "a by 'hc great
drouth. which continues unbrolSen yet.
The Methodist Episcopal church south
has built n beautiful arbor In Carl
toms grove. on the evergreen hills OF
the Canadian. Immediately opposite
Noble and great crowds throng the
services. Rev. j. w, Hughes, the sta
ton preacher, is I'm charge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Alcdc. Tex, July si.-rhs meeting
that commenced here ten days ago
closed on last Sunday night. There
were twenty-seven conversions and
twenty-six accessons to the NJ. 10.
ohoreh TweRty-three we're baptized. A
good feeling prevailed during the en-
tire meeting and many pcraons man
Tested n desire TO become religious
that were not converted at tho meet
Ing.
Rain Is needed here very much for
We are as dry as any local option
town In the state
II. J. overmicr In making vast Inn
proremcnts on his gin IN anticipnt lon
Of the fast maturing crop OF cotton
mat is being ralaod In this neighbour
hood, lie has a new engine and two
additional Sir stnuds IN all
j. ID FawSs Is completing now
four-room house for Mr.. bland In the
south end OF town,
There Is very little sickness in or
around this place ut present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
Il H0aTH TEXAS TOWNS
,.,.oned at Midlothian by
III poisoned Ice Cream
P,,,a.,d Coming 10 the
,.o.,.-Dcnton nudset'

.,,, TEX. July s1.-sunday
alo', 'syeral people were mnde quite
ny seriously, by eating poisoned
~. The prompt services OF u
,aor brought the most Of them
y N right, but Mrs. Sam Cooper
\, '..rv sick. The freezer is sup
~ have caused the poisoning.
FEM evening as Harry Newton
''s on his mothers farm,
~ mile west OF town, gun
carrying for the purpose OF
slnr rabbits slipped, ana the nam
s,rlking a wheel Of the plow, dS-
4 "a onc harrel. the contents enter
n ~ MN Just below the left nipple,
biia Instantly. His mother
II ,he gun discharge, and upon
IT, nm saw Harry fall, but he was
s ,le she could get to him. Harry
/ .hont IS years old and one Of the
r,pular young men In the COM
v a'' remains Of Mrs. Prof Ellis. who
hsrsalf here last Saturday, were
In 10 DALLAS for lnterment. Mrs.
IN a long letter to her husband,
~ IN reason for the rash act and
j~stlne II published. but It was de-
7 hest not to do so. Your cor
Ivndent did not see the letter, but
|ieianda 1t repeatedly assured her
5'erd OF her love, spoke Of his love
/ Endness to her during their mar
4 nfe. but decided she did not care
|ns. as she could raise no children.
|si,e lost three, one only about two
|.r previous, which Is supposed -
Il preyed upon her mind until she
|ame Temporarily unaccountaDle for
\ setions and committed the rash
h
M interest in politics seems to have
n Out since the primnries. Occa-
ITany u Culberso on and a Reagan
N ri together and each is dead sure
N faroritc is the coming governor.
n Third party don't seem to be in
any more. -.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Archer City. rex., July sO.-Mr r.
c. Hardy, one OF Archer city's most
prominent business men, was married
on the Goth instant to Miss julia
Pierce OF Clay county, Tex, Rev. NJ.
A. Forgey officiating. As the bride
and groom came into Archer city this
morning they were met on the out
skirts by the stonewall silver cornet
band. The band escorted them to the
residence Of Mr. Dan Hardy, n brother
of the groom, furnishing the newly
married couple the most delicious
strains OF music.
business to w. II. Williamson.
The firm Of Walls & Chestnut, hard
ware dealers has changed 10 Chest
mutt. the former selling out to the
latter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Denton, Tex. July Sl.-Mr. VIII Beal
n Lite Elm, plead guilty on Saturday
49, before the county court, to a
'pagse Of aggravgated assault on the
Pe'sen of Robert Wright of the same
'Aes and paid a S4i.7O fine in conse-
|luenoe.
l1of, ]. Z. Buzhardt. former profess
o. mathematics in the Texas
sss.oal college, has been elected prin-
|-.si oi The schools at Chico.
ae hfth Sunday meeting" OF the
|ssalon county Baptist association has
~ N progress at Stoney, ten miles
~ q here. The association is well
|,fNssehted and Will continue the ses-
~ very probably till next Sunday.
~; toie. Mr.. j. Il. Burton and Major
H'iason are the representatives OF the
p,nlon church.
H. =, a. Robinson is building a
~ addition Ia his residence.
"a ~ !. r.. Koonce is making addition
~ W. residence ON Hickory street.
,tn Any small son OF Mr.. j. y. DOYLE
t,a XIV riding on pillow, last week near
NM, -. m Slldell. got his foot badly
|snd ~ satching between the coulter
M ~ .snt OF the plow, badly crush
IA, w toes and cutting the ball of the
4 ~ n. III Weewly Chronicle will soon
;nfilsseontinued by the editor. Mr.. Jas.
dal,, @ and the publication Of a
IL WI be begun in us stead. The
IVY VIII appear about the Sth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Txarkana. Ark, July 1i.--rhe Demo-
crets OF the Fourth congregational dis.
triet OF Texas met here ut 10 o'clock
today FOR the purpose OF nominating a
congressman TO succeed c. d. cuiber-
son. who has declined TO stand for
another term The shepard and
Hodgea men captured the permanent
organization ny Joining forces ana
elected A. c. Smith OF cass county per.
manent chairman and Rollin W. iiog-
ors of Texarklna secretary. Resoiu-
tions indoising Cleveland Ia his course
concerning the late strike were unani-
mously adopted. A call Of counties
was then ordered and nominating
speeches were made.
~. a. King Of Camp county placed
John l.. Shepard before the convention
In very eloquent effort. II. -. Biz
mingham Of Paris nominated Jake
Hodges, while Howard y, Templeton
OF Sulphur Springs placed the name
Of ]. NJ Crawford In nomination.
The FIRST ballot stood. shepard, l6;
Hodges. ~; Crawford, ~. and the ball
loting continued without intermiasion
and without change nutil $40 ballots
were taken.
A recess was then taken until $3.50
o'clock tonight There ~ no probable
ity that nomination viii be made be-
fore ThurEdhy. " then,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Granbury, Tex. July si.-The rhir-
tieih senatorial convention was called
to order by Chairman r. o. Martin and
elected Hon. VIM. Caps OF Tarrant
county chairman, ana Fianncry and
Shropshire. secretaries. There was a
sharp fight over resolution declaring
, for silver coinage ut the present ratio.
The silver mon came out Victorious.
Moseley OF Parker placed h. Il Hood
In nomination, seconded by Riley Of
Tarrant. n. T. Smith OF Tarran, placed
Lee Riddle In nomination. soconded by
V. O. Martin OF Hood and n. II. i.asse-
ter OF TarrAnt The i30th ballot stood;
Riddle. II; Hood. ~; 10 ~ being re-
qulred TO nominate. The delegates were
rendered banquet By the citlzcns to-
night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Gordon, Tex, July si.-Miller. super
lntendent OF the gas works at Dallas
Il here investigating the properties and
resources of our gas well.
John D. Kinney, who lately arrest
ed the Dolevan and Stewart boys,
charged with counterfeiting. and John
Ouarles. a witness against the boys.
were arrested and taken to Graham
this morning, charged, II ls said. with
bribery Kinney and Quarles were
ench placed under a bond Of $500 to
appear on August 10 before the COM
missioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Throckmorton, Tex. July si,--The
county convention Of whr5Skmorton
Ser..,..;;. wet at o'clock this evening
and instructed as follows. For gov
ernor, Lanhamt second choice, Culher-
son; lleutenat governor. Jeeter; nttor-
ney general, Henry; commissioner Of
lard office, Bramlcttei comptroller, Wig
gins treasurer, WORKMAN. Nuperintend-
ent Of public instruction, Carlisle, SD
preme court. Towncs; court civil mp
pcnls, Stephens; court criminal appeals,
Hurt. Davidson. .Simkins; congress,
Thirteenth district, Dean, representa-
tive, Sebastian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
HILLsnoRo,

Hillsboro, Tex, July 3i.--At a meet
Ing last night of the Independent or
der of Good TempIers. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term Joe Didiot, chief TEMPER; Mrs.
MeCallum. vice templer, M.as Nrnnie
Dixon. chief templer juvenile; Geo. n
Terrell, secretary: Sidney Warren
financial secretary; Miss Maggie Wn.
Hams, treasurer; Me c. II. Parker.
chaplain; Ralph Terrell. marshal; Miss
Fannie cronin. inside guard; Frank
Booth, outside guard.
Some little uneasiness is felt here on
account OF scarlet fever. II is reported
by attending physicians that we'll
marked case has developed hve miles
north Of town. The patient came frar,
Dallas prior to becoming sick and has
tack.
Superintendent T. S. Cox has been
appointed member of the state OK
amining board by the state superin-
tendent OF public instructions This
board will meet at Austin next Mon
normal school certificates.
The board Of equalization for the
city, finished their final work today.
In private letter from Capt. VIM.
a. Fields recording clerk in the United
states senate. received here today he
stated that he would be home on the
18th OF August.
Capt. NJ K. Lloyd OF Fort worth,
was In the city today on business
Rev. j y, Riddle Of WaXahachie. ia
here to assist In the big Baptist meet
Ing that is In prorress-the Rev Mr.
Early of Houston, having been called
home.
Mrs. Poland Of Marshall, Is not eN.
pected to live through the night She
Is at the home Of her son, w. IL.
Poland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Asle' Tex, July si.,-Rrother Johnson
Z fer' Worth has been preaching at
~ christian church for the past week.
y meeting closed last night -Four
's ,,I to the church.
r. y,s,., Nellie sharlow Of Fort Worth
sizing friends at Azle.
MI. 'luies OF ALE wish to express
81 n, sb.an ms to Messra. Turner & Din
ssu,sSaa Paciac Tea com Tsus -ii ibe
tad XIV yea Company, J. S. DeBaum
,ises sl I, I, who We're 50 kind and gem
Re VIM 'aeir contributions to the oof-
eseds N ,s q ne ALE picnie. the pro-
Ius aug q ALE college
sad " Wy speak at ALE on the 4th,
INA Nom g1p ,t some big guns to be
reply. 80 'ne Democratic ranks in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Jacksonville Fla. July ai,-The Flor
Ida Democrats assembled In eonven-
ton today for the purpose OF nomin-
atlug u Justice Of the supreme court
II. w Long on taking the chair.
pleaded for harmony In the party and
urgod the necessity OF standing ny
the administration OF President cleyc.
land, After the appointment OF com.
mlttce ON credentials the convention
took II reeess until p. IN, At that hour
the credentials committee not b0lng
juurncd until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01


knithleld. Tex, July Sl.-Smithfleld
| coming to the front on the sub
I, .A,o.,ton evircod hv tho fac+
y eu",''iy'' ~
q u at this Undergraduates OF the
Idsummtrs heat-every hour from
,ry morn till dewy eve" Is employed
4 40 uaaot,.ta ,t,a.s
u'spsnsi"b "''' = 80 '''s i''e'o 'S
= religious INSTRUCTION.
b the morning Professors y. S. Lam
sras A. MYERS from Cbnnevville
,,e.,a, ,a,. 49,, ,,',a.,s.',,..,'
r. instruct iai se anu interesting
- IN the rudiments OF vocal and
|srumental music.
H. M oyonin- proressors p NJ
r. "s p'e'''s e'ao'' ~
|oise ana D. " Cole OF broWhwooa'
Esss, give lessons In practical PEN
|snshIp And at night Professor John
| cupper, nom Clinton, MO, delivers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Graham. TEX, July SIT. NJ sltton.
an old man living few miles in the
country was thrown from his horse
s,,I dangerously injured IN the even
ing OF the a6th. ,.. ,cra
,,,,,H-s ~ g. Rlgham, Ir.. a lneIcnant
y, tbis place. died He wss nuri.a az
0 9 III Grove cemetery thiz afiernaon' ~
o' Word came IN this m2rnias ;rai We "
Daughter Of Jacob s,niNi ~
termed German citizen ioi Ni''- e"-'s'
died this mornihs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Denlron. Tex, July sl--Generai Pas
sengor and Ticket Aren't Crush has
authorised rates as follows,
To Lancaster, August and ?, for tho
Dallas County Pioneers association
meeting. agents ~ Trinity Mills. Row.
lett and Intermediate points will soil
tickets limited to August 2 for return,
at one and n third fare for the round
trio.
For the ox-Confodorate picnic and rec
union OF the Eleventh Texas cavalry
az Whiteaboro, August and }. ngenta
ut Fort Worth, NincolR. Dallas. Dom
ison and Henrietta and intermediate
points win sell tioltota at one and ono
third fare for the round trip, limited
10 August for return.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Springs, Aik.
me infant daughter " T. u. Jordan.
operator for the Houston and rexss
central Railway company did last
hisn. ana VII be buried today.
.vionei u y. Scogin. assistant super
Central Railway company. Of Ennis
was Ii the city vester lay.
MISS Mollie ShgAks .u-nager OF the
western Union Telegraph ooinpany IL
again IN charge VI hur Office after three
weeks vacation.
Misses Fannie Korner Mae Gr5,ts
ana Lea Kennedy attended the county
Corslcana Saturday and sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Mount Pleasant. TEX, July Sire
turns Of the Peoples party primary
he'd here Friday. are all IN. The fol-
lowing ticket WAS nominated;
=. L. Waller, county judge; II. b.
Hutehiugs. county clerk A. l. Ward
district clerk; r. y. Lewelien. sheriff;
a :. webb. treasurer; Bud Allen,
welrhsr: and ". a. Kelth, county at
torney. The entire vote poiied IN the
county was sab. agairst vote OF lell
pollea July 10 BY the Democratic No