The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
FORT WORTH.

Reported paily.l
Fort ORTIZ. March 90, 1850.
Mr.. Redfeld, the music publisher of Dali
las, is in the city.--Mr. Max. 9. de Rouboi,
who became very popular here MS n photo
grapher, left the other day for Dallas whero
he expects to open up in new business, In
him the people Of Dallas will find compe-
tent business man and all the qualities of
pentleman.--It was Nip & Tuck in Evans
hall last night.-The public speaking that
was to have come of tonight between the
candidates for Mayor has been postponed
until next Tuesday night, when it will occur,
in the Third ward, in front Of Morehcad "
Co.'s, just opposite the Palace saloon.----
Mr.. jim Il. White, a prominent business
man of Henderson, Rusk county, is in
the city prospecting, with the object
of locating, somewhere in this sectlon.---
The track-laying on the Weatherford ex-
tension is progressing very rapidly. Several
hundred hands are hard at work.--Mr.
Nontressor, one of the proprietors of the
Evening News, was married hast evening to
Miss Ida Mcconnell. May they long live
and be happy.-The home dramatic club
will tender to Mr.. Stanley, their musical
director, special benefit on the Goth of this
month and would be pleased to see full
house.-A public debate has been arrang-
ed between three of the members of the liter
ary society of this place, and the one at Oak
Grove. The discussion will take place pub
licly on the 9th of next month at Oak
Grove.-Captain Moore's force on the ex-
tension is doing good work.-A-Mr. ID. Rich-
ardson, of the land department of the I. &
P. railroad company, has inspected the work
that has been done of the track laying of
the extension and will report in few days.
Nip and Tuck" again to-Rightand then
they 90 to Sherman. Next Tuesday week
will be the day for our municipal election.
All the candidates for Mayor are hard at
work. Peers is very busy prepar-
ing his speech for next Tuesday night. Iii
said that he will dwell prominently upon the
justification of the war with Mexico.-Two
weddings III town yesterday and two more
wards to hear from. This is fine weather for
the business.---We learn there is soon to be
another ripple in the Journalistic field of
Fort Worth. Rumor says the Evening
Journal is going to change hands. A cleri-
cal gentlemaS is to assume control.-Fort
Worth is again blessed with book agents
Bless their kind hearted souls, what would
country be without them "A man was
robbed of $40 50 in the Central wagon yard
last night.-We are reliably informed that
very little money is now being sent through
the mail by registered packages. Postoffice
orders are most generally used, which is the
safest plan as road agents are liz the Held
Drop in at the Palace saloon, at the foot Of
Houston street, when you want something
good to drink. Volaey Robinson is always
there and keeps the very best in the market.
At the Ell Paso hotel: NJ Canto, Georgia;
BIB Paddock, city; r Horton, st. Louis;
G Horton, Galveston; G G Williams, St.
Louis; G L Harrison, Chicago; G b Kinnan,
Houston;J V Jones, Sedalia; L G Leeds,
Dallas; 4 f Snodgrsss, Dallas; II p Pernell,
Austin; l. Harris, city; 7 II Riggs, New
York; G. l. Gather, Illinois; VIC Parsons,
st. Louis; H p Malry, Fort Worth; w w
Carr, Little Rock; J b Dake, Durham,
North Carolina T S Brown, Dallas;
James A Slick, Harry Weller, Mrs. Mary
Weller, New York; George Bsrnam, Texas;
George A Fair, Mrs Fair; New York; ] II
Holcomb, Texas; John Hood, Weatherford;
Miss Grace Jones, Miss Ada Jones, Boston;
John T White and family, Anderson; Eugene
Levi, Dallas; Mrs S II Johnson, J II
Huniey, Dallas; j L gibson; Texas; Nj o
Hall, Weatherlord; H w Stockney, Mrs
Stockney, Fort Worth; NJ L Haven,
Dallas, G ] Miller, 7 & P; A Haxall,
NJ II Thompson, Austin; Henry McLaugh-
lin, Weafherford; Whit Monics, Thomas d
Green, Fort Worth; A 2 Law, Marshall.