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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

11he D. s. G0v'f RepOrts ahoW Royal Bslting Powder arporlor Q III ofilers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

J. H. Fry. of Little Rock, is Pine Bluff visitor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

Mir. B. H. Sarasson is quite sick to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

s. Petro, of Altheimer, is in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

VXTANTED-S Solicitors for the Mutual Aid
 w Association in this and every other city in the State. Good wages to good men. Ap- ply to K. E. Vanlandingham, Secretary, at R. H. McFadden S Co.'S. 1dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

yxYANTFD TO EXCHANGE-A breeeh-
 w loading Piper shotgun. No 12 bore, for cows. J. H. Delmon, 629 Texas street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

EOR SALE--East half of lot four, block A e." James and Simpson addition. The lot Is on the Northwest corner of Fifth ave
 Judge Elliott's residence, and has nice cot tage on 1t. Must sell at once Apply to s'G" GRAPHIC office. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

1 T0R RENTING large. well renovated
 4 rooms, lighted by gas or electricity, and water convenient. Location over the
 GRAPHIC office, on West Barraque street. | Apply to GRAPHIC. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

NOR SALE.--Scholarshi in one of the besa F business colleges in the country. Apply at the Graphic office. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-16

yXTANTED-A reliable, active gentleman w or lady to travel for reliable established house. Salary S6s0 payable Sl5 weekly, and money advanced for expenses. Situation steady. References. Enclose self-addressed
 stamped envelope. H. k. Hess. President,
 Chicago 941m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Pass Resolutions ana moose DeleGaWs 10
Atlanta. Tex, July 30.-rhe silver
Democrats Of Cass county, pursuant
to call met In the opera house in this
city Saturday for the purpose Of elect
Ing delegates to the Fort Worth sill
yer convention, The meeting was well
attended, all the precincts In the
county being represented except three.
Or. Josh Morriss and w. II, Cameron
of Atlanta were elected chairman and
secretary respectively. The object of
the meeting was explained and com
mlttee to select delegates 10 the Fort
Worth convention was selected; also
committee on resolutions. The names
of over 200 men were offered to the
convention and appointed, and the
committee empowered to add such
others as might want to attend, pro-
vided they were sure they were for bl-
metallism at 10 to /, with or without
international agreement. The COM
mittee on resolutions submitted their
report. which was adopted and read
without a dissenting voice. The meet
ing was remarkable for the harmony
and stern determination of the men
who composed 1t. Men in every walk
OF life were there, but the farmers pre-
dominated, and reported that the boys
are all ono way out where he lives.
After finishing the business the meet
Ing adjourned without any speeches or
mn. !.
nouilsn OF truihpets. me uoys slnpiy
meant BUSINESS ,7i,,i anu WEI uut uh u Jury
me reSVlutlVnS auopteu were us Tor l-
county. In mass-meetlng assembled to
erect utlebates 70 INC DelI!ueI"Iu sll-
Yer c9hVehlloh WnlGn cunEyhvS az fort
worm Nusust p, lo'o, MHIVi ~ 70 con-
s!Her inc uhahel9l quesl,on, 10 utei1re.
Plrst, thht the DelnoI i parLy mas
o,NuSH illulIl'lil'tu "i.u l'"sNN ti' peo-
ple 10 Know thg coln19be ael OF 1915,
enacted ny the HepubheSh party, was
either lhe MISTAKE Oh thH century or
the oll!l'e Oh the aGes' "i,u tl's peehu5e
the Nct droVe sLlNvr rom us eIual
rights NJ Tue inintH, theVeoy uecteasihs
lhe source OF Supply % relenptlon
money more thsh uhe-nhli, anu ehGhg-
ing me stahuara OF values estaolshed
by the hrst congress uhuer the constl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31
nnNIsnN

ncnison, July 30. William II. o'Conuer,
aged a5 yeara WA run over and killed here
late last night while laying on tho tracks
near the passenger depot, OCcnnor had boon
with some railroad contracts all day aud
Il IL thought In gnlng home tell on the track
and wac stunned rhNe were no eye Wit
uobseH, Deceased WAS q railroad contractor.
and had his outnt on the Cotton Belt near
Commtrce, d, Mrs. George Fodder wife VI
the well-known Katy engineer, died al her
home In this city last night, lntorment viii
take place tomorrow afternoon. . ucnurnl
Manager rhorne and party VI rcNaa aud
Pacific officials were IN the city YESTERDAY
and hold an election Of officers uf tho peni-
sou aud rarlnu Surhurban railway MIR
Thurnp was chosen president u. q, sherman
vicesprvsidcnt. u, Fenby, secretary, l.. y
Smith, treasurer After Inspecting donot
site and other grounds, tho PARTY len over
the Central Tor Dallas. III Ia an almost
settled fact TINT after August ~ the Houston
and Texas Central will abandon their cannon
ball run hotweon this city and Dallas aud
put on a taAt train between this clty aad
liouai0n. II Ia proposed that the new train
mako the distance --SsS miles-in eight hourh.
leaving noulaon about 2 a. m. and arriving
at G,so a. m, Thia Will give the Central
direct connection with the Missouri Kansas
aud Texas from the North and when the
Texas md Pacific make their change, Will
give them direct business from tho FAut
New rolling stock will also be employed .
The Katy has received some nf their now
engines from the Baldwin Locomotive Works
which will be In this city In few dAya,
One engine Is slack hurner-a novelty In
this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

- AaAAA fNAf4 eAANFs
The electoral college. with the addition Of
fhe throe votes OF Utah, viii contain AZ
votes next year. It will require 22i votes to
elect q president.
careful divlalon Of this vote on tho nil
yer issue gives. for Independent free
coinsEe 1876; for n gold standard. iia; doubt
ful. l6s. This division IL Ss follower
For blmetaliism; West Virginia 0. vir-
ginia IL, North Carolina II. South Carolina
;. Florida 4. Georgia 10. Alabama II. Mis-
tlsslppi 0, Louisiana s. Tennessee ~,
Arkansas 8. Texas Is. Missouri u.
Kansas TO- Nebraska 3. Colorado 4. Nevada
3 California 8. oregon 4. Washington 4,
Idaho 3, Montana 3, Wyoming 8, North Da-
kota .. South Dakota T. Utah g. Total, 1876,
For gold Maine o, Now Hampshire 4,
Vermont T. Massachusetts 10. Rhode Island
l. Connecticut @, Now York 90. New Icmoy
10, Pennsylvania w. Ohio %, Delaware D.
Total ii3.
Doubtful Indiana 10 Illinois %. Mlohl-
gan H. wisconsin u, Minnesota Q, Maryland
Q. Kentucky H. Town ~. Total los.
OF the doubtful states, Eilycrr chances arc
most favorable In Indiana. Illinola Mime
nota, Kentucky and Iowa, With "A votes. 1t
Is hardly fair, indeed, to class Indiana, I'LL
nos or Iowa as doubtful states.
A glance at this table will show tho great
ascondRncy Of hlmctallic sentiment In the
nation. II the Issue were submitted TO q
popular vote. without partisan ALIGNMENT. Il
eau hardly be questioned that the gold stand
ard would be voted out BY two-thlrds ma
jorlty. 1t follows logically that Il the Demo
cratic party should declare nc2t year foi
the double standard Il will elect the prcsi
dent and control conRrosa II It permits tht
Republican party 60 steal march upon q
by more friendly platform for silver Il
there not reason "a apprcheud that tho rou
Of last year viii be completed by Gunlhila
ttnna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Lnmpasns, July sO-Ths place la crowded
With yIFtora from all parts Of the state
who arc enjoying tho baths the dances aud
tho Huo driving TO the fullest oXtent.
Tho contractor Tor the i.nmpnsas- San Saba
bridge over tho Colorado river ~ having
grolt trouble 10 finish tho bridge or the
river has washed out Tho false work several
times during recent high water, Sow
oral parties have iort this place To work at
the new dam u the Ban Saba Irrigation COM
pany. Wnri, Will commence this Wrck, .
Tho a. W WeHlpy camp meeting com
monred on the 10Th inst. NJ Gruuiyyilo.
aided by Mr. q, G., Bush OF WaSnharhio.
and continues with Increased and undated
interest Tho meeting is largely attended
from Il section VI country embracing Gold
thwalto Gatrsylllc. Temple and other towns
each OF which has very good representa-
lion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31
AND HOUSTON ALSO
Goes Down Before the
Panthers.
WE'LL CONTESTED GAME.
The Mud Cats Lost by Score Of Q
to 2-Texas League
Scores.
WELL CONTESTED GAME.

A very fair attendance was present at the
ball park yesterday to witness the nrBt game
between the home team and the llOurtOna
Dryer WIS In the box for the Panthcrs and
Hardy for the Mud Cats This ia the hrst
game the new man has pitched for over
week, and only his second game IN the
as though he would be knocked out OF the
box, hut he settled himself down to busi-
ness and the Mud Cats had u hard time
finding him.
Kelley has a three-bagger to his credit
and little StelnhOn twO-bagger. Charley
Elaey sent three long fios to left and center
held. but lost them. one being fms running
catch by Harry Stelnfoldt Houston put up a
better game than she did In Dallas, and 1t
looked ah though they were going 10 give
our boys u tight rub. but the final wlndup
showed u score OF to In favor Of the
pennaut winners
Either Mcfarland or McAllister will be In
the box for the Panthers today, and The boys
Will be In fine trim to give thu Houston tall
cnders the worst defeat they have received
this season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Gatosyiilc. July 3O--Ruv, John p. Lowry
uf Little Rock commenced the meeting at
the tent Great interest seemed mnniieAt
from tho nrat service immcnac crowds at
tend the services. O.. An the people were gath
crlng at tho great tcut for service SUNDAY
evening the alarm OF are was sounded and
T. H. neOmRn, the owner Of drug store.
Loss was total; no Insurance, Hon %. A.
Ionca Of Waco ia attending count, Shorir
O. W. Moss NJ NotuRiu county " here AZ
witness In horuu thcft cane, lie arrested
the party riding the horse In his county,
The man got seven years In the ponltcnthry
Vol. L. No. I, VI tho JUuosborI Effort ~
out II IL fun nedgod ponullat paper by
Peter Rose, II IL three column uuarto,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

New London. Conn, July 50.-rhe schooner
Constellation arrived first, leading the meet
Of the New York Yacht club into this herbor
at 1870. Vlgllant second At 1880 The pc
fender met with an accident, breaking her
steering g0ar and was an hour behind the
leaders The accident occurred shortly be-
fore reaching New London.
The result Of today'g race demonstrates
very little. unlesa It il that on broad reach
Of over sixty miles In stln breeze Defender
can beat Vigliant. but not by quite as vide
a margin as her admirers would like.
Ing gear was taken ashore TO the Morgan
Iron Works, where several men were put TO
work on A. II rs expected that Defender
Will be able to start with the rest Of the
feet tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Georgetown, July 80 Fifteen hundred
people attended the cnmpmcetng 1t her.
WA creek iiyr miles FROM Georgetown, On
sunday The mrcting is under the aus.
plrcs u the lrntcstnnt Methodist church
Rev Miller OF Fdrvucc. nm able cNhnrtur
and speaker, r. the leading spirit, nsslst-
1uin him when the people are invited 10
come forward walking through the nlslcs
ana encouraging them, over Htiy cuu-
vrrts wcre made ut the three meetings
SUNDAY. due INTEREST rrnrhing nm old
time revival. 'rlc meetings are held In a
beautiful arhur on the bank,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Judge b. d. Tarleton, Judge George W
Armstrong, Deputy County Clerk sam Butler
W. A. Hanger. ESD. and ]. O. McCammon
returned yesterday FROM a fishing expedition
In the lakes near Roswell, Now MeNieo. lht
had bushels Of fun and caught several
thousand FISH, sam butler can give the exact
number and size with the Clerks aihdavit
Judge Armstrong aud Mr.. McCammon had
a close call while attempting to swim the
swollen waters Of river but managed to es-
cape the danger that was threatened by the
turbid WAtorH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

THE STATE BUDGET.
ChanSe for the Attorney
General
TO HIT LUMBER TRUST.
Amphlthoatrc for Glove Contest to Do
Constructed In Spite of Gull
berson's Proclamation,
TO HIT LUMBER TRUST.


DALLAS. July 30.
The Gazette was the nrst paper 20 ex.
pose the drug trust Ia Texas. ana tnis
Texas OF u gigantic lumber trust " nus
been In existence u year or more Ihe evi-
dcnce against the drug trust Y 0NeIWnneiin,,
ing, II hns been placed In tho hands OF
the proper authorities Mt Austin. Attorney
General NJ. n. Crane Is the proper unity 70
proceed against these business putlhWN
and the public Is watching ana waltlhg W
lin Ia bern operations. The lumber trust
In greater conspiracy against tue Ite-
dom VI trade than even the urug lIust.
Edward Glover sald today 10 lns wiz.
There Is u trust, most powerful huu
graaping trust. have felt Its fhnfs. since
i have been In business In Dallas the trust
has bounded me by day and by night 70
tho business have refused TO sell me lum'
her, and III u thousand different ways lhey
have endeRyored TO crush me- one ul
the best mills IN Louisiana mas slnuu ny
me. hence can get all the lumber hccd;
The lumber tust IL great power hnu
II II cannot run n mans business Tvs
ngcuts will cripple him. THIS has Deeh
my experience during the pnst yenr NJ.
clover h dryuut Christian gentleman
and most excellent citizen. 100.
The terminal railroad fund lacked 5000 TO.
day Of tho $1,000 necessary. d. A. stuart
notified tho committee that he would be one
Of four To put up the amount. The com
mitteo VIII hustle tomorrow for the other
three ....D, r, Lloyd has been awarded
the contract for the new amphtheator aud
has given 100000 bond. 4 committee OF
leading buHineuH mon have decided 10 con.
struet the ampltheator and u. a. Stuart will
have nothing to do with II. Tho contract
Tor the lumber viii be awarded tomorrow,
Every man who purchaseao Ticket TO The
glove contest will see the contest all right
enough . CASTOR Maaller Of tho ToNaH aud
Pacific railroad returned from ~. Louis To-
DAY. The passenger rate question may be
permanently nottied but It ia not safe 10
wager your money on the proposition {, g
Drake and A, j, Ratcllno Of Fort Worth
were hero tadny, r..Tho State Fair olhciali
and 400 oxcuraonau visited the Fruit Palace
at Tyl0r today. ... Tho city dog catcher has
lassoed CgS dogs since he opened his once
In this city, ana has missed about 100. 1000,
Ii Is atatod that a called meeting NJ tho city
council to be held during the week tho GLOW,
contest VIII be Endorsed and NOl00l water
works Improvement bonds issued tn,
Clarhbyllo Compress company VIII begin WORK
on new compress IN this city tomorrow, tg
cost t20.0O0. John Martin, George n Wells
=. J. Price and Frank FiHhugh are the par
Ties interested, The compress Will Cmplo,
a men In season, and have a capacity OIL
1000 bales a day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Joliet, July 90. -Arena won the 2;lO
trOt In straight heats this afternoon aud
reduced tho truck record from 2:i3 Il 10
2.il "a. IL was ladies' duy and the at
tendance was about 1000.
2:IG trot: Arena won; Noriher secondi
Bnron DillOn third Best time. 2;ll 3,4.
2i2l pnce. Hail Cloud won; Mollie sim
mcr second; Dick Wilkes third Best time,
2:il.
Threc-year-od trotting! Akron won;
Bessie Wilton second
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Midland second; Flute third. Time 112 IL
purse. seven and a halt furiongsi Nagnet
won; sumo second; sull Ross third. Time
3s 80.
Sig and half furlongs; Hush won;
Martin Orlfin second; Frankie d., third
Time 1871.
Mile: The Broker won; Siyerado second;
Oh No third. Time Isl IL.
Six and a half furongs; George w Bailey
won MINNIE Gee second: Imp Nigor third.
Time sgB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

One Of tho institutions that the city and
an yexaF. q proud o. II Fort Worth Uni
Nefsltf No other nation Is so entcrpriaing
I'D .nrHE people a. IA America, and Tcxas
Y. tao emhedlmcnt Of the American anlrlt.
TIRE spirit builds our great schools, q which
OUT university 10 nnc example. The poo
pie appreciate IT, AlunHt every mail 10 said
y srinF 70 President Fisher. Dean Saunders
rna other members Of the faculty requets
itr tnlrfinatlon. catalogues. u " expected
Int tho large lnerooue IN attendance Will
q 'e man MI The boarding department, but
ftrf large Attendance Of day pupilt. Fort
flsparat tofnea-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31


iiillkboro, Tea. July 30 Tho state ngso-
citation OF County Judges met hore to-day
In annual convention
The roll call developed tho prrsclco Of
about twenty-five mcmhom Of tho a1aoria-
tiOn.
AdtrcTacu Of Welcome woro madc by W.
E, Spell In behalf Of tho city, County At
tornoy George /. Jordan ~ behalf NJ the
county ana Capt y. G. upshaw and others,
and Riddle for tho association, The various
committees were appointed ana the o,acr OF
busincsa was continued Tho program was
FIRST takon up. The namOa aud guhirrti tor
discussion called. but none responded until
mn counY'a Iopruenlalivc was rachel
the subject hoiuq "paupcta," Judge Gun.
bingham stated he had not prepared
~ coeh or paper on tho auhloct hut made
very interoHting talk on the subject, which
brought forth some discussion from tho
other judges which. from tho oxprosslons
| u was clearly seen that II was hard sub
| feet to handle,
| George W. Riddle read paper ou Finance,
Judge T. j. Auatin % RnckwHll made
/ tury interesting speech on Commissioners
/ on poor farms and county eonylo7 Tho
/ above subjects wore thoroughly discussed hy
! tho mfucinuou, Galveston was chosen as
/ the next place Of meeting and the time a.
! tho SECOND Tuesday In August,
The officers elected for tho next wear ara;
| PRECEDENT George W, Riddle of Hood ooun-
/ ~, nrst vice president Judge Adnmg "
| Johnston rnunty second Vice rrcgldrnt
| Judge Edison NJ Nolan. secretary Judge
! smith ~ ElllH; assistant secretary, Judge
| Hunter of VI pato; trcahu ~. Judgo Cuh-
! bingham Of I'M A resolution giving the
/ moral support OF tho association 10 tho gov
cruur IN liz proclamation against glove con.
| tcatH WAS pro'rntod but meeting with some
opposition. was Withdrawn,
| After tho customary resolutions tho nsso.
citation adjourned, Af,or adjournment the
| county Judges wcrc oacnrted throughout tho
| city IN carraEoa hy tho citizens aud all
departed ter home tonight Sheriff ncll, Tor
| the Texas Shvrr'g association, Invited tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

Terms Of subscription TO city subscribort'
Delivered by carrier TO any part Of tho city
10 cents a week II paid by the week. zoe y
paid at the end OF the month; any amount
paid In advance at the weekly rate Sub
fcrhers will confer favor by reporting ir-
Regular delivery TO the offlco or circulhtor.
Every copy should bo delivered by G's0 u. N.
Subscribers IRE rcquested 20 have the
amounts due for subscriptions ready when
the carriers call 20 collect on each Mon.
day for the resident part Of the city md
Saturday for the business part. subscrlb-
ers having no place Of business will greatly
gld Us In our work by having the amounts
due at their homes for the carriers.
ID. r. GOPHER Calculator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

drc:sbeck, July sO.-Monday, July /, Mesara.
j. ". and Andy Thompson Of Grooabeck.
Tex. shot aud killed George r., Wake at
Corscana, Tex. On plea Of lustnable
murder. They we're arrested on the charge
Of murder OF Corsicana on the morning Of
the same day and were released on a bond
Of 1900 each The grand Jury Of Navarro
dor In the hrst degree They we're ro-nrrested
IN GrOesbock and were taken ON writ u
hAbeas corpus before Judge Rufus Hardy and
were aghln released. This ofncer fixed their
bond at 5000 each. TWenty-One OF the very
best citizens OF Gr0esbork became their
bOndsnien and they are at liberty until the
district court cOnyonos In Navarro county at
C0ralchua early In next November. Tho
boudamun nrew0rth $4,000 more thun rs
called for IN tho bond. They could II II had
been necessary have doubled the amount
given ana quHdruplcl the aignera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31
WACO.


Waco, July 30 The committee appointed
by The c. mmcrcial club on the Bfazos
river dam has prepared report which
Will be submitted TO the next meeting Of
the club, and Il very interesting ana re-
plete with valuable Information and siig-
lesilons. A number OF the Cotton Palace
stoekholdcrs who favor the building OF
dam Ia the Brn2os river have suggested
that an enf1rt be made TO secure tho con-
version OF the assets Of the Cotton Palace
company or MS much thereof Us may pe
secured through the sanction Of the stock
holders aud subscribers to the purposes
of building such dam, Two prominent
Stockholders today declared their entire
willingness TO divert their stock aud sub
scriptions. and declared their belief that
by proper effort large sum could be Ike
wise secured IN an Important nucleus for
the work, They favored the city becoming
interested IN the undertaking and declared
that cheap llght and electric power for
amy and all purposes desired could be thus
readily secured. The annual cainpmect.
Ing Of tho salvation army viii be held
In the city OF Waco ngaln this year, and
will begin on August 3 and run for ten
days. The meeting Will be ncld ut Pad-
gifts pnrk this year instead II Prootor's
Springs and a wonderful time ls expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

gockdolc. july 30 Yesterday morning at
O'Clock the small frame cottage ol Mira
E Hall on tho corner OF BELL and San Ga
hhpl streets, north of the Catholic church
occupiod By Prof W, u. Adams WAS dis
covered on nrr and before tho me- depart
ment could gut there the building was
wrapped In hames. The department arrived
In dine however, TO cheek the FIRE from
spreading, Very little property WAS saved
1he building wuH Insured for $3.50. aud Prof
Adams had 5000 inHuranre on furniture
wearing apparel and books.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31
m WINpSON TRACK.

Detroit, July 80.--llesuts ut Windsor:
SIx fnrlongs: Tough Timber won; sam
Lewis second; My IIebc third. Time, l:ls
-Four and hnf furlongs Dr. Kellogg
won; Percltn Second; Brown Jewel third
Mile and an eighth Uncle Jim woni
Lester second: TarcO third Time. 200.
Five furongs Nellie Smith won; Mus
tnrl second; lombard third. Iline'
.OB IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

nowle. July so,--0rcat preparation Ia being
made hcro by the citizens for the coming
ninth annual meeting u Texas state Horti.
cultural aocIetr at thu place on july a. Two
large halls have been secured enc for eS-
hihliion ana the other for discussion Roth
are being decorated with flags. bunting and
products Of tho Geld. orchard and garden,
The ladies' Of Bowie have been at work In
this matter and when the society COnyones il
VIII be In the most rnagnihcontly prepared
and artlatcally arranged headquartera ever
occupied BY them. Exhibits are being placed
In position from all over the state and the
display Will be large and excellent partirs
from Arkansas and Louisiana will also ~
hihlt Preparation Is made TO entertain All
visitors and all who attend will be given
the people Of nowlo and tho magnificent fruit
growing acctun adjacent TO this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-31

RoEora, July 30.--Work ON tho Alter build
ing, which Is under construction here, has
bern temporarily suspended, owing 10 tho
fact that lleltoH yards arr unable TO supply
Huddlc has begun the erection Of nice
residence which. whom completed, viii be the
finest IN the city, Rev. y. G. Park Of
salado, has begun n meeting at this place
witch makes the NTH protrnrtcd meeting
nov In progreas within a radius OF nyo
milea OF this Mace,