Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
IN BRIEF.

One of the prospective new enter
| prises of the Fort Is another bank
| which will add to the capital now here
Tonight, American Born,n though
by many to be the best OF Miss Good
rich's repertoire, will be presented t.
large house.
The soap man continues to do very
lucrative business i'll quilting the green
with his little Straightforward money.
wrapping on the street corners.
Ought that man that is on the side.
walk on East Second street to be al
lowed to remain there always? Don't
we need somebody to look after streets.
Ought the water to stand az il does
in the gutter on the corner of Houston
and Fourth streets-Bruswig's corner?
Don't we need some one TO look after
streets?
One of a speculative turn of mind
can make bigmoney nowadays trading
horses, il all that are sold upon the
square are honestly obtained by the
sellers.
o. G. Murray, general manager of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa He railway
company, was i'm the city yesterday,
accompanied by a number of other Of,
flcials of the road. They 90 south in a
special train this morning.
This afternoon at the matinee Miss
Eunice Goodrich will give all the
young ladies lesson in beau-catching
in Wanted, Husband u All that
desire to become elderly spinsters will
take notice and stay at home.
The GAZETTE was complimepted
yesterday with very delightful sere-
made from the silver band and orches-
ira which accompanies Miss Eunice
Goodrich. 1t is first-class organiza-
ton, and afforded real pleasure to the
many that heard its music in the af.
ternoon and ut night.
Sixteen carloads of gravel arrived mt
the Santa Fe depot for use on
street improvements. The COM
pany gave the gravel and labor neces-
Sary to get ii here, to the city, and the
result is that we soon will have good
streets leading to the company's depot,
Success to the Santa Fe.
When Miss Eunice Goodrich gives
one of her neat little kicks it causes
sweet waves ofdelight to chase each
other through the whole anatomy like |
waves from the sea, till they reach the |
feet, and there they break, like the |
waters on the beach, into a burst of |
eliminating sound.
After notice of Mr.. Warde's an
pearance here had been put in type. il
wa3 learned that he had concluded to
for julius Caesar on the sec.
ond night that play so popular with
the Is. of F., damon and Pytbias. u
This is one of his best, and the change
VIII give general satisfaction.
The Cumberland Presbyterians have
generously offered Rev. w. c. Me-
l,lure, the Congregational minister,
The use of their church for his after.
noon service. Mr. Mcclure will there
fore lecture in the Cumberland Pres
Dyterian church, corner of Fifth and
Taylor streets, Sunday. December 9th.
u O'Clock. Subject: 'tDoes Sectarian.
SIN Disprove the Bible?n He will also
briefly notice Mr.. j. ID Shaw's Sunday
prelude.
Ihere Is no concealing the fact that
ne fence-cutters are committing dep
'edatlons in the northern end Of this I.
county. number of gentlemen were ,
discussing the question in the county
utorney's office yesterday and they
Jared that feDce-cutting is done in
many instances and kept silent. IT Is .
hougit that the cutting of the pas :
ures OF Mayor Smith and Mr.. Thur !
mona several days ago was done by n :,
'ody OF men numbering thirty or I
orty, {