Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

,aared IN the doorway "a t''' 'N''''
IVY la, can drawn down over his
ana VIZ "a, month and said some
eyes. opened MS mum
Ming
vas the muflled sound OF the
ln''' .-otr stoppcd and your
brakes tnu ,.,.. o,,a ,,,,
correspondent slopp0u Wv" -,
,,to the moonlight hhu arr'Neu
NV .r the pride of Kaufman
Of leii'" .,,i.., ,ray,s c,,v NJ som
county pus'""h %. =.
inhabitants, situated III 'he hVl III oo"-
,ral portion ot the county, at the juno
~ ~, Tho Texas Pacifc and Texas
,,nond railroads Here Is found
la, dtyersifIed soil To tho
section u ~ -. -, 90 80
east Is a umbered' sunny '''".' "
..u,b dark sandy prairie, and to the
IN and west the famous black waxy
horu' "''N -. &C. .,,,,,a,,,
land thal never
Cotton takes the lead among iarn
products, and the crop or 1874 VIII not
piV'1s a,,,rs ,,lhutary TO Terrell about
We -. IL, r.,,,a ,,,,,,tors
one million uol'uls III io''''' 49,
which at present low prices IL not 80
"a after MI. Up to January / OF the
v.s,ont year over 10000 bales OF cotton
Ssd hnen sold from wagons In these
Nv, ,inoe pcople care little Tor the
is,,ricaI facts that connect the pres
~ viii the dim aud misty past, SO l
sssu not attempt To detail the early
&c.,, ~ Inc civ and county. 1t is
1s h,ldnnt truth that before the in
,.sslon ~ civilization, Texas, like the
hsierce Of North America, was the
tenee az thc indian and the wild beasts
,hat he hunted for food. The story
tss OF boon told before. Then fol-
lived ihe great herds of cattle, and
astly the railroads, who brought the
% with the hoe
"4 vt. u,i,,rt A. Terrell
-. ~, ,,,.,,,
Was the iouhuer 3I llle wv" ne T i,' w.,
bears MS hoillt' ny N"'''t ~ - ~ ,''
1886 ana touN up ~. - ',,,
present sue Oh .!c -. its,ti,,,'
passed away, put uullnb "ia ,iiS'',,'t
was a potent lugtoI IN ny o,S
Of ms lertue section VI CN''' 80
groNihs ei'y NV a '.,..u5 ~
monument 10 the ihe'''olS VI 'o''o
character ,,-, a.. ~. 10.
In the sprihE OF 4o'- tht ' tt's.,,,,,,
ellie raltoad WIS eoIhpiStru tniou T.,
ihe county anu II N"s tlcn - a. NJ
hist business mouse MHs op y,,i ~ e,','1
ielL Tue puliu'nb h"Nims zen '''o' w
from Iurner IoliG ne toMI S' Nv
last ana business Wus 'i'itnuv WV -, ~
ne most part III tents sil,gt t,e ei,
wear bringing nv,v enterprises backed
rlih canitnI bv neonle who recognize
Saod fov,n whom tbrv soc II Among
ma mora iinpnrtant would mention
nv nrcsent faculties FOR handling The
nrodncts ~ tho Gallon nlant in the way
A lnrge comnr.sa and oil mill. The
div has nm excellent system of water
WORKS, n stand-pipe I'm the east end
furnishing sufficient pressure for ade-
euate ilre prateotion and in this con-
RectIon n MIGHT he vol Ia add has
one M tho not cnvinned Nra denarf-
ments outside OF the larger cities of
several rms. they made excellent time
and aid heroic work norton Of the
department ia mia Thrv have three
companles two nose and one hool, and
IA adder orVnnIg,tInn A innu-distanca
81 ilenbone sygtsn, connects Terrell with
all polnts within n rnJIua Of ibO miles
"a we'll az rendering rvcellpnt seryicf
M 10 It's local nntrona In thn civ. Tbr
dty ia lighted nv n svsfern az incnn.
descent nrhts T'hc ni,blir gchools of
Terrell nre doIn,y sniendid work and
the $4,000 high school building in thC
western portion of the div Ia the odu,
cltonal pride Of The peonie
II The pregs Is renrosentad bv an orter
noon daily. The Index published b,
Mr. n. Nj Fletcber md three nbl,
ii weeklles. Tho Repiater bv carver &
a Jones; The Kaufman r0unf,, Ne,ys IA,