Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

win be completed and ready for occupancy
IN a few days. nr, Akntd Is putting the
nnlshinK touches on his neat residence IN
Meathetford street. The Mcth",l,st pro'
satisfac,criis' WAS, was esnlscisJ NV nv my my
Moon. Ballard aud iiuddleston. llr
trend of sentiment on the silver lasuo h,
sprlngtown seems TO bee strongly in fayur
of Tree silver at 10 tu l, some nrivnt sup
portcrs of the gold standard notwlthstanu.
.Lewlsvnlc, Juuc as.-Ihc LewlvIlie
Water company closed contract yesterday
With q. W. Wilson \ Co Of ntut0n tc
put In an nrtcslan well at ibis place Wit. q
suvpn gallon tank. TO be erected AT, feet
nigh with windmlll and pump. together
with suitable mains aud plpes 20 iursl.h
splendid system OF watcrworks The work
VIII begin Immediately.
Abilene. june 2a.--w. NJ tneic LEFT this
morning for Cleveland. Tenn. 10 visit hir
PARENTS, AFTER an absence uf ten years =.
Bert and Rupert Elliot. Robert lnyee ana
George Minter left yesterday on a weeks
l4hlng excursion. .1he fopulists VIII
,,,. a. Two DAYS Az, n,enlc on ne clear 700
nitle quiet In the city ~ the farmgts ave
all at homo very busy harecstas.
Georgetown, June 25.-rhere viii hc pro-
einot mass meetings OF the Democratic advu.
Gates OF tho free coinage OF silver held
throughout Williamson county on Jnly 70
10 select delegates 10 attend county con-
Nontlon TO be held here on July 20. This con.
vdnuon will appoint delegates 10 the uthtc
convention TO ho held at For; Worth August
q. Much Interest Ia being manifested hy the
people and rouainE meetings are anticipated
nnd EFFORTS viii be made TO domonHtrain
demand Of the people that the Democratic
party shan be- emphatic on ths question.
An article published In the Taylor Texan
upt the precinct mec,ingu were TO be held
lyne y. county convention saih inst, and
state convention July is erroneous.
FttafraU Itun Iny.vnar .,,f.nt...,
has been In the city t1day among friends
niV aequnintancos and has been Inspect.
rs the asylum. which he has found III cx.
Vutcnt oricr and under splendid inHnnro.
mtnt Mr. Rial stovail died today after
IN illness Of several montha' duration.
ne VIII be buried tomorrow morning at
ME- 1ss fa 9ran garyl1s ground aeoas ays
Fellows viii attend IN body the funeral
services, ,Attcaia ledge AZ r. aud A.
NJ had public Installation " officers
nc the opera house last evening The In.
tinllntlon ceremonies were conducted by
llqn' John l.. Terrell. aud nm Ahic al.
dress On the origin Of free masonry was
delivered by Capt Joseph lluumasinr u
KAUFMAN, There was a large attendance 80
witness the ceremonies d. The religious
services at the baptist church are hecoul4
lhg more Interesting with each service,
oaispillo, June Is, There has been two
days 0f sunshine and tho hRryoatofs are al
work saving tho oAt crop. They were run.
Ming In all parts Of the county Sunday. ..,
The Knights Of Honor Of NonVfhoro Will give
a picnic on the gSth at that thriving littip
town. .Shcrin Hammaek brought Frank
Jonea In from Houston Monday. lie had
10 leave John Love there, as no was very
sick, Willis King, the man charged With
killing the negro GIRL, 10 NTH IN jail II Ia
claimed some new and damaging evidence
has come TO light and the state has do.
manded m. examination, which IA set 10
commence tomurrow. Tho summer normal
opened today undor favorable circumstance.
Conductors j. II. cambridge Of Hamilton and
~ Y. Grow OF Gatoayillo are the conduotnra.
TIE assihtants arc rs follOwsi II, 3. Brown
OF Waco, j. A. Kooken OF Hamilton, J. J,
Mccollum o. Valley Minis. j. NJ Waaham
and Miss Lucy Smith Of uateavllo Mira,
J. II. Danhridge Of Hamilton, Mira. l.. L.
Grow Of Gntosyille, Miss Corinno Ayfca Of
uhteayillc and Miss Dorene Rawla NJ San
Antonio. The session viii last IN August
10. About NIFTY atudenth reported thia morn
Ing aud many came IN today, Prof Dan.
bridge " detained at home on account OF
sickness In his family.
Padncah. June 2i.-our section has boon
blessed lately with plenty OF rain aud
crops are very good Oats ARE better than
We expected and the furmrrs are preparing
10 harvest next week. Corn was never
better. and millet aud sorghum Is az nno
IA could be desired Grass was never bot
ter aud has not been ~ good as now for
ten years. W, Q Richards and other
stock men are buying cattle aud putting
them on their ranges, District Attorney
l.. =, Kinder has filed suit In our dlstrict
court against tile Mntndur Land nnd Cattle
company IN behalf u the state NJ Teas
by tho state as pa6ilS domain al but WHICH
them. cialminE All Nh" eSroSs bet,yn,n epr,
inrd fiunt Ia hold Ii ns thnt 2,n"i,,,i ~
l1ild turned Loose 20 actual sntilrrs wonli
he very dlstngteful 10 thg cottnnnv whose
policy is 70 rctnrl The settlement of mis-
tile min az Cnrron inns hna sniI nnt tiirir
entire stock OF goods 10 / M Non wlo
takes charge today nnd will enntiniio uo
buslnt-ss nj the SHINE old stand - ri.
DOYLE has sold mi his rntiia Ia ~. q,
Riehnrds and viii move Ia ulnsptirl mn,
F1irview Sunday sohooi mad n nire nirntp
.ix miipa southwest al paduprh mn. week
Which wns enioyed by ali nr,s,n NJ '''"'
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