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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Whitesboro.

Misses Annie and Kate Upshaw, the
charming daughters of 5. &. Upshaw
Esq, of Iiillsboro, have recently re-
turned from Austin, where they have
been attending school at the Elizabeth
Student seminary. Miss Annie brings
with her the costly gold medal annu-
ally bestowed upon The pupil of the
school most successful in her studies.
She Is also graduate. Miss Katie's
advent IL most welcome--by Georgel
Ex-Sherifl' John Cox, George +.
Sturges, banker, and others have just
returneds from jaunt west, taken for
the benefit OF their health.
Divine worship was had for the first
time. last Sabbath in the new Method
ist church. Rev. j. w. Stevens
preached. Miss Lottie s'turges Is or
gauist.
The Baptist church l. nearing COM
pletion.
Misses Carrie NJ. Lain aud Kate
Briggs, of Waxahachie, are Waiting
friends In the city. May their stay
be eIninentiy pleasant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
PllolPolnt.

Miss Minnie HARMON, n prominent
society belle of this city, returned last
Monday from week visit in Gaines
Vile.
Miss Matte House, an accomplished
Young teacher from Decatur,N5 In the
city attending the normal schoM she
Is the honored guest OF Mrs X f..
Hayden.
Mrs, A. NJ. Covert left last MondAX
to visit the home of her childhood in
old Virginia. She will be absent about
three months.
Hon. w. A. Kendall made a bust
ness trip TO Abilene last week, return
ing Thursday morning.
Mr.. G.. w. Koontz, who has been
spending several weeks in the city, re-
turned Thursday to his home IN Bax-
ter Springs, Kansas. Mrs. Mary Long,
his daughter, and family, accompanied
him to spend the summer in Kansas.
John w. Dale, foreman of the Post
craft. left Thursday evening for South.
ern Texas on visit.
ID. j. Moiiitt, jr., of the Post, took IN
! the celebration AT the Fort.
/ j. NJ. Hood, merchant OF Lees
burg, Ala. l. among the late arrivals
on a prospecting trip.
j. Z. Cooper aud family, o. Messy
Creek, Tenn, are in the city visiting
friends. They will locate al Abilene.
/ Mr.. j. III. Culclasure, u prominent
citizen OF Meridian, Cal, who Is spend
ling a few days with his friends, Mr.
O. A. Hearn and family, il delighted
with Texas and expresses 1t as his
opinion that the Empire state Is see
ond only 10 his adopted state ON the
I Pacific slope.
The normal class, though the at
tendance has not been large, there
being Only one as yet Syoni Collin
county, has been of marked interest
and next week it Is expected the mum
Der will he largely increased. Even
ing lectures ana literary exercises vii
~ teaeliers in attendance the pasl
week are: Mrs. a, Il. Hogg, sIis,
Agnes Goode, Miss M s. stone Mis-
Mis- Lizzie Arnold, Prof. Y. u. Keytr
Prof A. III. Friend, all OF Denton; Mrs
Anne R. franklin, Miss Allie John
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Browns Blackberry Ginger
Has cured more cases of Doarrahea,
Dysentery and Summer Complaint,
than any other remedy IN America.
Tested for twenty years. Always safe,
sure and reliable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

District Attorney lIogg is in the
city attending court.
Mr.. Kelly and his estimable family
have gone ON visit TO Jefferson and
to their old home ut KellyviIle. We
wish them pleasant visit and safe re-
turn.
Mr.. Geo. Harrison has returned from
Eureka springs. He left his wife
there still, but reports her health much
improved.
Mr.. G.. S. Hart, book keeper for the
firm of Dock and Oliver peyner, is
back in his place again with his health
fully restored.
Mrs. Leak and Mrs. Long have re-
turned from visit to Marshall.
Mrs. Ben Brown of Dallas Is visiting
her parents in the city.
Miss Samniie Mccoy returned last
Thursday to her home in Shreveport.
The pleasant and agreeable Mr.. Geo.
Leaclnnan OF Fort Worth passed
through here last Thursday on visit
to his old home at Marshall.
Misses Annie May Taylor and Mat
tie Marks have returned from Mar
shall where they have been attending
school
Miss Annie Grey of Jefferson il
visiting in the city.
Miss Tex Whitehead visited Fort
Worth on The Fourth and was de-
lighted with The city and says the
celebration was grand success.
Or, Grammer OF Fort Worth is In
the city. lie came down to consult in
the ease Of heart disease that we re
ported a few weeks ago. The doctor
has made the study oi
heart disease a specially, for he
has been afflicted with il
himself for some time. We feel hope
fill that he will be able to give relief IN
this case. The disease affects, him
very strangely. AS he came down
Thursday he got OIL the train at Big
| Sandy and from some reason known
only TO himself failed TO get on again
\ but after the Texas Il st. Louis trait
arrived from Gilmer'the mystery was
solved and he took the next train for
/ this place and arrived here AT Sis
o'clock, when lie should have beer
here ut ten.
Miss Mana Chaddick came bacl
from Gilmer on last Thursday on tn
4 six O'Clock train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Mr.. n. w. Polk bale us adieu last
week aud left for New York.
Miss Bessie Hinly Of Savoy, Ark,
Is visiting friends In this city.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Hart.
man left last week for the Mineral
Wells, in Palo Pinto county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnun left yester-
day for Kansas.
Frank Fi,zHugh aud family left for
the North Cor the summer.
Misses Eva kavanaugh and Sammie
Henderson returned yesterday from a
pleasant visit To st. Louis.
san Antonio.
Mrs. Nellie jameson X spending the
summer with her husband on his
sheep ranch in Kinney county.
The continued rain and wind have
thrown a dampcr over social move-
mcnts aud affairs the past week.
We had no Foarth uf July celebra-
ton on account Of the rain, aud 80 the
arrangements for picnic excursions,
the polo game and other pleasures an
iicipated, went for naught.
Miss Cordelia Y. Fisk, one of the
oldest and best teachers In our public
schools, has accepted position IN the
German-Euglisl school of this city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mooney is spending the
summer with Captain Dan Murphy's
family at Fort Davis.
General y. B. Pcarce, the Conscdc-
rate commander at the battle of Oak
Hill, during the late var, spent several
days with us during the week.
He will attend the reunion OF the SUR
vivors of that battle on August 10th, in
Arkansas.
DIR. j. l.. Powell United States
surgeon, has been ordered from this
department to duty under Gen. Han.
cock. In New York and lett on the
4th for his post. DR.. Poaell is the
husband of Miss Adele Grenet of this
city, and his wife accompanies him.
Judge w r. Blacsnan, of the 18th
/ Louisiana district, Is in the city. This
/ gentleman is quite distinguished for
ability In his profession.
Louis Dolcli, of Eagle Pass. and Miss
Eliza Klappenbach, of Castroville,
daughter OF the late postmaster atthat
place, were married q few days ago.
A society of various clements of he
Latin races has been Formed In this
city for the promotion of the social
and intellectual welfare and happiness
of the members. The society starts
with 81 large membership aud promises
to be Il successful institution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Texarknna.


(unday OF Fulton, passed
Down sunday morning en-
sHoxie. Some fair face was
etion.
Emma and Stella Fowlkes
ne Tllursday evening and will
the summer with their
ID. Ben Whitaker. Miss Stel-
been absent for the past ten
ut jacksonville, teaching
Her many. friends will be
felcome her home.
!. III. Wooten aud Col. Sam
went out to Capt. Roberts to
|rious Fourth. He gave II
ia fashioned Fourth of July
Al. j. Purcell, Mrs. w, A.
"a Mrs. james Robinson and
sber Gallon left for Daily
Hiesday morning. They will
no or three weeks.
|n Hicks, "A merchant of Hope,
vtral days in town the past
Don't thiuk 1t would take
persuade him TO come over 10
Il Harry Garrett and o. :.
Ihnd Miss Mamie RosbOrough
esday at HOXie last Sunday.
Hen Whitaker arrived home
Afler IN absence Of two months
%lauyes in Virginia.
~ o. Hollenberg, the great
AN of Memphis ana Little
sent several days in town this
Qrking up the interest of HIT
|&sie McCaskle, one OF Hopes
jehed bellies, came over Tues
hing ana vii! remain one ol
~. She is The guest OF Miss
Qsborough.
llsses Terry, two of Jeiferson's
" 'bellc., returned HON,
mornins after "a short stay
~ They made many friends
~. Some of our beauN viii
4ie for Jefferson pretty soon
fere the guest of Rev. Mr.
tile.
wing Brownrigg, a belle o
b came up Monday morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

son, Miss Ella Evans, Miss Bonnie
Harrison, Prof. :. L.. Straughu, Prof.
w. r. Riddle, Prof. y. l.. X. Butte,
f.. G. Blackwell, c. n. Ellis, S. j..
Holt, OF Pilot Point Prof. j. III. Allen,
OF Mckinney: Prof. w. G. Maggie, OF
Rock Hill.
Theyoung gentlemen who have been
spending couple OF weeks In the H..
7. Il, returned Thursday evening, look
ing sun burnt. hale and hearty. They
report n very pleasant and enjoyable
time.
PrA. j. S. Brown, one OF the teach,
ers in ihe Pilot Point seminary, re.
turned Friday from his vacation visit
TO his oil 'ho;ne IN Flatonia. He will
do valuable work In the normal. His
host of friends will very cordially
welcome him back TO this city.
MIR. j. j.. Sharp, of the firm OF
sharp & Dorar, returned Friday
evening from Il long proiracted visit
in Missouri aud Virginia. His
many friends will rejoice ut his re-
turn and welcome him home.
Late arrivals at the Pilot Point
hotel, Mrs. S.,llio Peel propritress; ".
b. HarweH and wife, Seymour; Il. b.
Norwood, Denton; Miss Lizzie Ar
mold. Denton; w. G.. Clement, Fort
Worth; G.. w. Huldrey, Mexico. j.
@. Eppiln and lady, Denton; w. y.
Wray and family, Bloomfield; j. w.
Ray. Denton II. II. Corghenough,
Mo. Pacific railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
SOCIAL WORLD.
| OF THE BRIGHT AND
my SIDE OF LIFE,
BIT and Pleasant Gossip OF the
Mention OF Home
Ind society People.
Home Notes.

ID. Fosdick OF Dallas VIE OF
known Santa Fe ticket agent,
Fourth In the city.
Agncs aud Annie Holt, two
1iIed young ladies from Bel
61he guests of Mrs. j. w.
{0r several days during tile
Synch, one of the most popu-
4 mcn Ia Fort Worth society
Ilileuvc In q few days for st.
hl{her he goes on business.
I'M. Patton, one of Cleburne's
svorities, spent several days
ii bast week In the Fort. lie
,f0f home this morning.
Abercromblc, accom-
4 In daughter, Miss Naydu,
VIM, Is visiting her daughter,
tIttaof this city.
|Idney Martin, who has been
~ the house for sometime
niekness, Is again on the
I s11r y Furman, of this city, Is
q ives nj johnson station,
u Urn part OF this county.
nie Murdock, a most lovely
Elished young lady from
is visiting her brother
!. Murdock of this city.
rank Smith, the charming
rank smith of the Texas Ex-
s1phny has gone on II visit to
andrews, so well-known in
relies has gone west it is said
ola ranch and a mistress
annie Fields and Miss Lewis,
n Marshalls accomplished
| sire visiting friends in this
'IAfk, Of Pecos, Texas, Is in
Mr.. Clark Is the cattlemen's
faNve among the fair sex and
4 known and popular in So
Iofence Brady, of st. Louis, n
4 nnd accomplished young
Mrs. Forsythe in the
i.of the city.
|nlhna Hiehtower, a lively and
Hing young lady from Bre-
i visiting her aunt, Mrs.
MADDOX, of this city.
essfe Boyd, of Johnson sta
i has been visiting the family
MI. Hartstield, in this city,
ffday night for Keller.
accompanied by his
lshe,i wife, will leave during
( fof the North, whore they
eQfnding the summer, and
tihe different not.d watering
i'll Lipscomb Of Waco, spent
deys in the city during the
G.. Stone OF this city, was
tn Talledega, Ala. ON June %,
R3te OF that place. He is ex-
1lne in few days.
H&slge Keely, who has been
for some time past, is some
Ter and will be out among her
gain ere long.
ard Of Nashville, Tenn, is Wis
the Fort.
= Xilkerson andS Louis Me-
fLebanon, Tenn, are visit.
lSiSln the city.
& Minnie and Ore George,
f&6f the Rev. DIR. George Of
nre both confined to the
Nieaness.
afofted that II certain promi-
1AEI lawyer Of this city, well,
nkociety circles, is about tc
u HIMSELF u wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Paris.

Mr.. John Martin and family leave
to-day for California. They will spend
the summer.
Miss Mamie Gunnell returned last
week from SAuaton, Va. whore she
has been attending school for two
years. That climate has done much
for her. She has many friends here
who welcome her bone, aud cDhgrat'
ulate her on her success ~ "a student.
Misses paralee and Katie Gibbons
have Just returned from Philadeiphia
TO spend their vacation at home.
Misses Fannie aud Annie Da-
honey have returned FROM Lincoln,
III, where they have been attending
school. They acquitted themselves
very crediIably while there.
Capt J.. ID. Wor,liam and his beauti-
ful daughter, Miss Emma, LEFT last
week for summer visit TO
the mountains OF Virginia. The
captain will visit his old home which
he has not seen for twenty years.
Messrs. Walker aud Cant left tniS
"eek for Lamp,sas Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Igh the past week embraced
I We don't celebrate very
8 Mcurrcd in the way of So
|nglings. There We're several
I'M different portions of the
but none 1T this place. It Is
Mlat the county attorney
lace aforethought inflicted the
on OF independence on the
6mople NJ one Of these picnios,
|Rigiyely denies the allegation.
thai while he might do some
|ngs, he draws the line at ma
eches at Fourth of July pie
Lula Amos, an interesting
III OF Piitsburg, who has been
lEcnds here for some time
9rned home Thursday.
ilHe Bolen, one OF the most
TX young ladies of our city,
lying trip TO Pittsburg last
~. Greer returned home from
sunday.
nth, oil Mt. Pleasant, made
In Gllmer last Wednesday.
&lGng Miss Ada Scale.
III & at MIR. Warren's was one
events of the week.
;H Hart, accompanied by his
|f3e Irene Hart, attended the
'c<ment exercises of the Pitts
|o0ls last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Colorado.

DR.. Drain, Baptist divine from
Wacos preached 10 II large audience
last Sunday morning at the Baptist
church.
Mrs. S. II. Nance and her daughter
are visiting Cleburnc this week.
Mr.. A. b. Robertson Md family
took the east-bound train last Monday
for Hot Springs; will remain there
all summer
The ladies OF Colorado are having
quite an amusing time now, using
the Telephone Exchange.
Mr.. Fred Braun, the wide-awake
drug man OF this city, spent several
DAYS last week at Fort Worth.
Mr.. Peter Turner, a Baptist minis.
ter, who has had charge OF the Baptist
church in this city, preached his fare.
well sermon last Sunday night. Mr..
Turner was very popular here as a
minister, and his society and able SER
mouswill be missed by the chGrch-go-
ing people.
Miss Anna Griffin, an amEable aud
popular Young lady OF this' city, has
charge OF the Telephone Exchange.
Ivy II. Burney, our city attorney.
has been on the sick list for several
days.
The society dudes or young men
hay. all found out that DIR. Terrell has
II telephone.
Mr.. Howell Brown from Old Mexico
is visiting in the city, and he is q very
popular gentleman and has a host OF
II enis here.
We are glad to learn that VI. Cal.
Shaw, who las been quite sick for seq.
eral days, will soon be out aud ready
for business. DR.. Terrell Is his physi-
elan and we aic not surpriseda at his
rapid recovery.
The society young man should not
call every lacy by his sweetheart'-
name.
Al tie Young people say they had Q
! good time on The Fourth.
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Savoy.

There was very pleasant sociahle
given at Lewis Hollands last even
ing. Mostof our young folks We're in
attendance.
Miss ode Halle spent the glorious
Fourth in Bonham with friends.
Mr. Harry Naylor speaks of visiting
his old homo in Ohio this summer
For Miss Ms sake we hope he wont
GO" home"
Mr.. A. Il. Moores, our railroad agent
says he is ''sickn Can 1t he that Miss
R's absence causes II?
Mr.. s. d. Harle and Miss Sallie
Durrett attended the picnic at White
wright this week.
Our friend Percy White spent one
day in the burg this week. Am afraid
Percy Is visiting Savoy too often.
Mr.. ID, c. Russell leaves for San
Antonio in u few days. We hate very
much to lose Dave
Miss Hattie Durrett has returned
from Whtewright. We know Mr..
Nj S. is happy now
Master Dan Cleveland spent last
Sunday in the city among the maidens.
Jefferson.
There has but very little TRANSFERRED
in our social circle. a few have come
and n few have gone.
! Misses Rachel and Jeanette Gold,
| berg, two charming and highly edu-
i Gated young ladies', both of our city,
| and sisters of Mr.. /. Goldberg of the
! firm OF /. Goldberg Il CO., Fort Worth,
returned on Sunday last from ST.
Joseph's Academy, Emmettsburg, Md,
| The other day they were so kind as to
favor me with sweet music consisting
of "Dichter und Bauer" "Robet les
| Diahie,n etc. | agree with what
! Thomas Moore says:
1 Music oh how vain, how weak,
l Language fades before thy spell; ~
/ Why should feeling ever speak
When thou cnn'st breath her al 30 welli
l\Your correspondent was so fortunate
as\o form the acquaintance Of his two
blo0Wing girl cousins.
IN loNe you both, my dearest cousins
Forever and forever;
And never forget TIL death ends,
And death our paths shalt sever.
The foregoing words are few, but
they are true.
Mr.. Harry Sachs has returned home
from hi trip To 81. Louis, Washington
and New York.
The festival on Tuesday evening a
Taylor's opera house was well ut
tended.
a grand picnic will be given here
on the sevehth inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

by his daughthcr Miss Marian, left for
Galveston fora brief visit, on the day
before yesterday.
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Vernon,

MI. II. G. Justin and Miss Laura
Blackburn were married at the Yer
non Hotel last Sunday evening. Rev,
J. ". Singletery officiating. We wish
the newly married couple Joy, peace
and happiness in their voyage Oh the
matrimonial sea.
Mr.. NJ. II. Hutchinson has been quite
sick for few days, but is gradually re-
covering at this time.
G.. r.. Wheeler, Esq. JET n few days
since to pay visit 70 his old Michigan
home.
G. G. johnson, Esq, and family re-
moved from this place 10 Bowie last
Saturday. We wish him ands family
we'll in their new home.
Charley Ntzhugh, has sold his in-
terest in the Clifton hotel to John
Drury. John is good boy, and we
wish him well in his new Tocation.
Frank Schmidt moved from Sey-
mour to this place last week. Frank
Is going TO build flist-clnss hotel
here.
We are sorry to learn that deputy
clerk, Tim Gnormly, who Is at Sey-
mour transcribing records for this
county, is quite sick.
Bob Farmer and Arson Stinglcy are
bowed in sack-cloth and ashes, because
| their better-halyes are absent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-09
TIE ENGAGED GIRL.


Engaged young ladies are the prescribed
wall.fowers of society. The vast majority
of them are pretty, or they would not be
engaged but how many Of them wear out
their beauty in the vain hope that engage
ment will mean marriage, and that mar.
riage will mean happiness. Every girl who
goes TO balls and parties, to the opera and
race meetings, TO Saratoga, or on one OF the
fashionable steamers TO Europe, can tell
YOU that should one of these doomed ones
attract attention of the other sex suffi-
GENTLY to provoke IN inquiry ss to her
name and station, it is enough to kill all
interest in her to answer: '' That's Miss
So-and-so. She's engaged" AS for the
engaged one, if she be faithful sweet.
heart, she is bound to consider herself
as somebody labeled and ticketed and
laid by for future use. Knowing the IT.
rational jealousy Of man, she devotes all
her thoughts to appearing above the sus-
picion of fiTtation-or even above the
suspicion of taking the remotest interest
in any other male human being other than
he who has laid first and second mort
gage en- her, and may be Furnishing a free
foot and fellow to it st the very moment
she is pining in the metaphorical but
tangible weed of vidowhood. If she be,
on the other hand, what is termed
"iiyely" girl, and cannot understand why
q young lady who is engaged should make
a social mummy of herself, and mixes
innocently, but joyously, in the ordinary
pleasures of girls of her age, she is open to
the basest misconstruction Of her own sex
and will surely incur it. There is not a
society oirI WIN reads these lines who can
not call to mind an instance in her own
circle of acquaintance where the conduct
Of fellow female of her coterie-innocent
enough in itself-hss not been etigmatized
by persons of her own age and sex as tout
ragsous," simply because she had the mis-
fortune to be engaged"
Even the wife is more free from espion-
age than the engaged girl. The wife, at
all events, has the fact to fall back upon
that she has husband. He is supposed
to be, and in the vast majority OF cases is,
the best judge of what his wife ought to do
and say, and where she ought to go, and
with whom, whether he is along or not.
ANY person, therefore, who runs the risk
of offending the wife, makes certainty of
offending the husband, and it is this fact
which makes the society and the converse.
ton and even the presence OF young mar
ried women so delightful IN American social
life. With the engaged girl, who is tied up
equally as tight domesticallY, and infinitely
more go socially, the case is very different.
The mere fact that she is engaged brings
down on heran arrow from every female belt.
She ia, aud she knows she is, the target
Tor the very sharpest weapons Of female
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archery. Ii wounded, she has no husband
to fall b'ak upon and her instinct teaches
her tat the arrow which has pierced her
oGn breast would doubly rankle in the
breast of her lover if she were to call upon
him to pull it out. Her only safety is in
the belief that it is not there. He, in the
meantime, secure of the prize which he
has set aside pretty much as he sets aside
box OF collars-to utilize when, in his
Judgment, the proper time has come-is
pretty much of privileged character in
social life Fifth avenue and Murray Hill
can furnish any day of the week hundred
SUCH There is no restraint placed upon
him in society. He is just as welcome to
balls and parties, and to lead the german,
while he is merely engaged, as he would
be if he had just left the paternal nest.
Far.sighted mothers, who know from ex-
perience that six out of ten engagements
never come to anything, do not frown upon
their daughters, who, not being themselves
engaged, take delighted pleasure in show
ing themselves off at their best advantage
before him, pursuit in which they are
greatly abetted by the knowledge or re-
port that some other woman has had the
impotence to get lien upon HMM New
York Journal.
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