Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
IN BRIEF.

.o,d watches ut Chas. III. Fry's
. Y. ear.drops at Chas. ii. Fry's.
,nformations were filed in
~ psrsllam's court yesterday.
y .ilyerware at Chas. II. Fry's.
,aol young's handsome residence
a pied and begins to look home
| already
VIE The market report is una
.' slp crowded out this morning.
ctewart, arrested for aggrava-
Dlusuit on his wife, Glenn Stewart,
hail yesterday
i Rrvr-A business house on
.,on street. Apply to :. Seaton
4 j Lewis grocery store. If.
| 4 west. at one time district clerk
Sryell county. by appointment,
sned for carrying a pistol yester-
!, large and complete line of silk
linen handkerchiefs are beauties.
w ASHER ~ AUGUST,
IS Houston street.
uIre homemade and Fren ch
H. 20 TO VIM. NJ. McVeigh, No.
fsln street, second door below G..
Ssrradall's drug store.
fltbe latest styles in soft and stiff
Iinst received at
WASHER & AUGUST,
So Houston street.
Irion Finley had lot of rails and
4 posts burned, night or two ago
| < place near the city. Fire caused
ssrks from passing locomotive.
IN. NJ. McVeigh, for the past six
| IN the employ OF G. III. Want
kpened up at No. % Main street
katest confectionery to be found
{ecity. Call and see him.
h f. Ledbetter, whereabouts UNI
5p, will put himself in correspond
| with the Fort WORTH GAZETTE
he will probably hear of some
] to his advantage. m-3-tf.
committee on reception and
managers for the stockmen's ball
ket their badges by calling on A.
Fruit at the Texas Investment
office Monday morning.
ec have been nine appeals from
district court, cases tried at the
erm, six civil and three crinNi-
Ten days only being left to per-
appeals, the clerk is rushed with
+ GAZETTE tlis morning "repre-
y the business life of Fort Worth,
when ii does that the GAZETTE is
INT. The GAZETTE is the child of
|Worth's enterprise. hope and am
bee in the GAZETTE is in such de-
by the live business men of the
THAT it is almost impossible TO
lie room for them all and do JUS
/ the ten thousand subscribers to
bper.
kes & Co., have just received n
fmoss rose goods in open stock,
Enabling their patrons to secure
Nd piece OF crockery in this line
Want. They are also daily adding
styles TO their already complete
|of furniture.
Fndid rock crossings have been
b Houston street, Mt the corners
BIT and Second streets. One of
lis worth ten acres of the eleva-
boden structures that have OBJ
led the streets so long.
recommend the FL Paso barber
1 for first-class work. Mr.. Gold
the proprietor, has secured the
les of Mr.. Ross Witcherly from
Sgo. He is master of the tonso-
roiession--give them call and be
|nced.
cordially invite all our friends
Patrons visiting Fort Worth dur
be stockmens convention to make
ouse their headquarters while in
3ty. We have a comfortable Office,
stationary etc, which will be
ar disposal.
FAKES Il Co.
prge S. Rail- on yesterday made
Ecation for the guardianship of
n Rail, Edwin Rail-, Anna Rail,
tiuy Rail, minor children of Geo.
= ii and Eleanora Rail deceased.
probable value of each child's
\ in the estate is $500.
le finest piece of workmanship
on exhibition is the fine SO
III stamped course saddle, made by
Tackaberry for that pushing cow
IL. w. Lynch of Los Vegas, Mex.
!house may well be proud of it, and
Eing that Mr.. G. Heron his sad
Pand rs a mechanic can duplicate
bf them.
kes Il Co., desire you to call and
Pine their large stock ofparlorA and
pier furniture. They now have
the largest store rooms in the
devoted to the display Of fine fur
E and their facilities for handling
are second to none and they
Pntee first class goods and low