Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
TExANETTEs.
Bolton has a golf club.

uhAOh aug To- 10 ana II.
Grand Saline has six mild cases Of
smallpox, all in one family.
About 100 teachers are attending the
summer normal at Oak Cliff.
Annie Burgess, colored, was killed
by lightning at Marlin.
Collin county scholastic census shows
1853, an increase of 401.
The Taylor fair was largely attended
and was grand affair
The Fourth was generally observed
throughout the Lone Star state.
Ed. H. Keen, an x-spanish-Ameri>
can volunteer, died at Mckinney.
The cornerstone for Georgetown's
$4,000 Masonic temple has been laid.
A storehouse 1OOx1OO feet, to cost
$4,000 is to be erected at Fort Worth.
Mrs. Maddox, a widow died near
Blossom, Lamar county. Twelve young
children survive.
Dirt for the $4,000 Masonic temple
to be erected at Corsicana has been
broken.
Navarro county commissioners have
made some large increases in taxable
values.
The Chicago and Alton railway is
to establish through service to Port
Arthur.
In quarrel with Frank Broshen
near Dixon. Hunt county, Will Brown.
ing was killed.
Nearly $1,000 worth of dog tags have
been sold at Dallas since the canine
wagon began operations.
tits estimated that $4,000 will be re-
CURED to pave Elm street, Dallas, with
asphalt from the west end to the
union dept,
Mrs. Mollie Dunning died from tho
effects of pistol shot wound, accident
ally received, at Mineola.
n Pei ~ VI HlIeeH GreekS' passed
through Denison en- route to western
Texas, where they will locate.
The Grand Royal Union OF Texas
convened at Fort Worth with about
fifty delegates in attendance e
Grandma Anderson, aged SO years, a
resident Of Texas for thirty years,
psaled at Glen Rose, somervel county.
Walter spates and Carse Robersan,
the latter colored, had difficulty at
Kinney. Robertson was shot twice with
a shotgun. t's
Enoch Moss, colored, charged with
hemurder of Neil Lane at Elgin, was
found guilty and sentenced to be hang
ed Monday, Sept 8, at Bastrop.
The corporations doing business in
Texas have thirty days from July 1
in which to subscribe to the antitrust
affidavit which has just been sent by
the secretary of state. d ma
j. B. Revelle and Miss Mary Shaw
drove up to the residence Of Rev. W. B.
Savage at Sherman and calling the d.
vine out sat in the buggy while he
united them IN matrimony. F
Miss Lille Adamson of Colorado civ
who attended the teachers convention
at El Paso and visited Cloudcroft
which is 5000 ieet above sea level was
taken to Ell Paso in precarious condl.
ton and soon expired.
B. H. Stephens, who has been for
several years the local and ticket
agent of the Cotton Belt at HilIsboro
has been promoted to the position-oi
travelling freight agent ofthe company
Mr.. Sephens is succeeded at Hillsboro
by A. c. Upchurch. fl@ ~
M. w. Holley was run over and kill
ed by a Santa Fe train near Rogers
Bell county His body was dragged
several miles, one arm being torn from
the body and carried to Cleburne on
the TRACES.
W. M Key, who farms eight miles
southeast of Sherman, has found what
he believes is an inexhaustible bed OF
Ignite, at depth of twelve feet on his
place. Ignite shipped in from Hunt
county is being extensively used for
fuel in Sherman.
The directors of the Waxahachie
cotton mill have let contracts for $780,
600 worth OF machinery. The building
is fast assuming shape, and with nc