Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
IN BRIEF.


Fry's.
Katie Putnam at the Deutscher
Verein hall tonight.
One hundred and forty-nine tele-
phones in the city now.
If YOU want one or 1000 dozen OF
eggs, call on Spencer 4 Taylor.
Remember the Madcap, by the Katie
Putnam combination troupe tonight.
Good music, handsome ladies and
lots of fun at the skating-rink tonight.
Lena, the Madcap by special request
at the Deutscher Vercin hall tonight.
While in the city don't fail to visit
the mammoth saddle house of II. Il.
Tackabery.
Present indications are that Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee will not lecture in Fort
Worth at ALL
The prettiest thing in the city to-day
was that large bouquet of vegetables ut
Spencer 4 Taylor's.
The Texas Investment Company
sold two thousand yearlings yesterday
at good round figures.
At least 125 persons will take part
in the excursion to Wichita Falls over
the Fort Worth 4 Denver.
The board of public education will
to-day extend an invitation to the
stockmen TO visit the schools,
Three large lots of Nansemond and
other varieties of sweet potatoes just
received at Spencer & Taylor's.
Ladies reception at the skating rink
tonight, Music by Queen City Cor
net Band. Admission only p cents.
/ The Cannon Balr' is a good one.
500 car loads of cattle went over the
road last year not one head being lost.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds, and
country produce in abundance con-
stantly on hand Mt Combs, Read x
Co.'S.
Miss Katie Putnam last night
brought her successful engagement to
$ a close. and she made her farewell APP
u pearance TO q crowded house.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
II road showed great libe'ality through
II Mr.. Morten in placing At the disposal
of the eXcursionists toach and also
:. free transportation.
e She has during her say in our city,
won for herself unfadiig laurels an an
e artistic, and gained a hold upon the
|, good will as well as excited the admi
ration of our people.
St VIM. McVeigh as Wual in the lead
n has lust put his soda ountain in opera
ton and refreshing drinks will be con
l. stantly ON tap. NAH street 2nd doc
,e from Barradall's drug store.
Billy Barnett YVES surrounded al
"a day Yesterday by crowd of friend
IN from Gainesville, Iecatur and Henri
eta, where he is wdl-known and ap
preciated. Billy asks all of his friend
w. w. to give him call While in the city.
Yesterday about three O'Clock til
fire department paaded in good shape
lie The engine was nicely decorated
IL while the boys hal on their best fiji
Sc toys. The GAZETTE is satisfied tina
j. the department II still alive.
- A young man Henry G. Terrell
living at Mckinney, who has been VI
:, ting friends nea Birdville was In I'll
n city yesterday afternoon riding 1iel
Ne horse. On his leturn when near Biz
es- Vile his horse threw him 10 the groui
injuring him quite severely.
ol Fakes & Co. have just received MI
vi line of china, dinner and tea sci
&c chamber sets, dc. Being direct III
porters OF crockery, china ana fan'
he goods enables them To offer you man
bill to be found elsewhere in the city, al
their prices are AZ low as any house
l., the South Call and see them.
in Mss Putnams acting is somethil
on rare. II is grand in many of its fea
ures. II is eamest, enthusiastic, =
\, nius-like. and carries with ii pow
~, ~, TO control an audience. 1t is unnect
~. ar sary to Judge her by others. she
g true to her own genius and power
and her representations not only he
ne the stamp of lofty superiority, b
nd they have successfully met the pc
Ide ished criticism Of the ablest pens.
Boston Times.
ost Strangers visiting Fort Worth du
tie, ing the convention should not fail
Of examine the mammoth stock of FAX
d Co They have in stocka very lar,
and elegant line of parlor furnitur
a. ~ bedroom sets, wardrohes, bookcase
~ and, in fact, everything that goes
'hc make up a complete stock. They ~
chase their goods direct from manuii
err turers in large quantities and guar',nl
ity low prices to their customers. y
the will always find Messrs. Fakes d 7
polite and courteous and ready To she
=. YOU through their stock whether y
ne, wish to purchase or not.
,ck On Monday next, the oln ~ 'h'ue
John Hoffman, the well known pi
prietor of the Merchants Exchange
sh, will open his new soloon and resta
led rant. oyposita Brunwig's drug stor
are There YOU find the finest liquo
FL served over the bar in any style,
experient mixologist to suit the las
= of The most fastidious also the b'
o' wines and cigars, and the coolest be-
'oe, HofIinan's restaurant is kept ON I
GO 10 French style, and you can get the
'oi the very best the market affords. :
stairs there are five rooms TO rent
-eal travellers. Open day and night. 81
20. him call. "-'-lN
his ------s.