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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
MEN NILLlsEks,

cara Belle Thinks They A.. /,
rev aud is Glad Of One. 4 y ne W'ms
Corrinna Is dead. Sne.. p ,'
abstract, ! am mol sor' Using In M
man-milliner. There nu; N.Y. He is
inen-milliners. One az ssn' 70 b M
o e,ih ~, ~, common fairness ! iss e.
% business gus, ought to be Ia" y lne
. I'M ana more importanus women
that men shouldn't 5r i ~ one i
mysteries of the female to eu INTO Tie
enough for them to see AMI .y, n Il
results, without knowsn@ suinhie H.
ses. We all know that Y .ne pfoce.
OIL . S elle,ts Is often imn 1s pJS'ens 81
q disclosure of the insaru
we know that certai ,''ns' II
spot in a picture was prodnaat beau1s
or three commonplace scra,e GRAIL oy two
a stub OF Q brush, or by a Sn,s with
OF paint, II would lose hale J ;,u splssh
for us. Thus it is with homss Chains
tricate creations in millipa,,u. "cis. In.
zilng and puzzling to n y aie da.
would they be so If the ~ eye'
Knew exactly how they war, vVsefyel
Therefore, i hold that th u'e made
together Of women's wear sho o pulling
secret us Freemasonry. % ''' y" Be Il
admission of men to any h,a =. y ths
the business is CONCERNED '"T1ssoge u
why ! nate man-milliner arn s' =
not mourn when he dies ana csa
OF men IN connection with ws eaAlls
ciothes, tallors are being enso s','sns
to NEEDLE with those amir sVs Y,
is a notion that they al, ,, sns'e
waist fit better than m os aske :
drcssmaker can; but The raa ,1''la'y
riority of their work lies In ~ HI suIe
ing and finish. Tailor-made AK, lss's !;
cloth have a distinctive look snsz
extremely popular. Obieet;amm '
sometimes made by sensitive wa,.,
to being measured by men. ~, ,a.a
dress-makeT has introduced n, 1. aiaF
to obviate this diiiiculty It Io,alas
of sectional jacket, with mora s', ssss
hooks and eyes, Numbered ts ~'s
slotted openings and oIe,.
adjustable devices linn y'''s, I
could undertake to describe Ia IN
il on you, lets it out here, takes |; f4 Y
there, and finally gets it fastened a ! Y
snugly all over. Then he corIsu,ss i ~
figures on the tapes, records thsm ~ y
his book, and you have been tboro,,,ySS
ly measured for the waist 81 W..
dress. | took friend with me an s ~
occasion when this machine was ~, n.
piled to me, just as though / was x x
ing to a dentist or some other AZ,
greeable operator. But there W..
nothing unpleasant about my exps,s
ence. was sent into "a dressinr.rOsr
to remove my dress,waist and pul on
the patent one. Then emerged iully
incased in the latter, and had 10 NM
nit % no handling WhafAver. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
CLAY COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Henrietta, March "a. Henriet,a's
Gun Club aud Game Protection Assoc
citation Ia still progressing, with the
following heightened gentlemen as lis
officers w, b. Worsham, president ;
q. j. Meade, LIST vice president; w.
X. Curtis, ed vice president; III. NJ.
Weddrington. treasurer; Messrs.
Betcher and Easily and Geo. Gardner
and w. IL, Williams, business COM
mittee.
We ne glad 10 see Mr.. q. A, Watts
on the streets again AFTER thirty-four
days confinement from his burns at
the National.
Il. l.. Barber, our leading hardware
man, has returned home after spend
Ing several weoks in Chicago.
X. j. Mangum, the live book and
newsdealer n Bowie, paid us a brief
visit this week.
The Rev. j. d. skinner was In the
city this wdek, He Is out playing mu
Sic for the .Shieid.
wv: Il. Curtis returned from his
ranch Yesterday aud took the train
iof iise~ Fort, where II Is thought lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
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re pondcn5T1I % f9.7tie.

&offea iNudcrv'-fH iiia ttits2sfc.
lILor PofNr, March q 1883.
James Edwards has gone out TO his
rancho ia Callahan county.
The Missouri Pacific pay ear stopped
long enough Thursday to pay OIL the
boys. II was bound south.
Mr.. j. Mann from Barter Springs
Kansas, has opened barber shop on
the west side of the square in the room
formerly occupied by Harry Long.
j. :. l.ansdale for some time con-
nected with j. $. johuson's dry goods
house, has taken n position with the
wholesale grocery house of Wallace 4
Waggew Dallas.
j. 5. Johnson has been IN st. Louis
the past week purchasing spring
stock of dry goods for Johnson & Son.
He returned last evening.
II. a. Craycraft, with l.. n. Bruins
wig X Company of Fort Worth was in
town yesterday interviewing his Gus
toners.
Cheap John" wagon on the square
to-day selling chcdp goods but dear
enough TO the purchaser, They should
be driven from the land.
The government telegraph line from
Denison to Jacksboro via this place has
been abandoned.
John b shelton died yesterday oi
! typhoid fever, seven miles southeast of
town. His age was "a years.
! DIR. j. Evans of this city who was
( tcachinga school in Bloomfield, Cook
! county, was taken sick with the pneu-
monia and died on "Wednesday. He
l was buried here with Masonic honors.
His age was about % years, and leaves
many relatives and friends to mourn
I his loss.
The district court, now in session nj
Denton, is clearing the docket Of UNI
important civil cases, and not until
Monday week will the criminal eases
| he taken up of which there are seve.
raj charged with murder, theft, rape,
| etc
Ben Cox was jailed Thursday by
Sheriff Clark, charged with the muir
der of w. Biggerstaff In 1878, in the
south part OF the county. His trial l.
set for the 10th Of April.
| j, i. Baker Cook county mer-
chant, was in town on "Wednesday last.
Rev. William White, OF Grapevine.
Texas, was IN the city over Tuesday
night.
Miss Lou Covert returned from a
weeks visit In sherman "Wednesday.
Miss BERTHE White pupil in Dir.
Fanklln's seminary, returned 70 her
home "Wednesday at Grapevine, Texas.
for few days rest aud recuperatlon.
The Odd-Fellows OF this city will
celebrate ~ an appropriate manner the
siNty-iourth anniversary of their order
ON the 18th of April.
Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather u large and select COMPANY
assembled at odd Fellows Hall To- par
iicipate In the enjoyment ofthe Ladies
Social, The bidding for the baskets
provided by the ladies was spirited
and afforded much pleasure and
amusement. Among the many lovely
inuies present we noticed
Miss Matte Brener, Miss Willie St,d.
ger, Miss Bennic Harrison, Miss Ada
Boswell, Misses Lena Brooks, Nora
spain, Willie Bryant, Mary Miles,
Rethie Pickle, Katie Flynn, and many
Others. The approaching storni
compelled the pleasant company
10 leave for their homes at an early
hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25

all old maids, or women who have no
interesting domestic ties. In refuta-
tion OF this Susan u. Anthony, the
only one OF the agitators who never
married, publishes the following state
ment rs to the children OF woman suf-
fragc women
Lucfctia Mott, . daughters, son y. ..,.... 2
ElizaiSpth Cady stanton. sons.2 daughters !
Martha g. Wright, sons. 3 daughteIs...a,..sl
Antionctte Brown Blackwell, daughters 2
Lucy Stone, daughter.................... y
Harriet Robinson. 3 daug' ters --....--.......
Mary A. LlveTIuorc, 2 dAugnfe n k...-.,. -... Z
Lille Deyereux Blake, daughter
Matilda JOslyn Gage, son, . daughters GOOD
BcIva A. Lockwood, 2 daughters 2
Elizabeth Boyntop iIarbert, 10y, giri z
Helen Ekin Sfnrret.. ,...,....... s,.S or
Myfa Bradwrll girls, boy ....4 ......-.,.A
Frances u. Gage, boys, girls
Mrs g. !. H. Nichols, boys, | gill;.
Mrs olympia Brown, girl; boy. .4....-4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25

will close out his ranch for a big, round
sum of money.
There are several parties here from
different sections, prospecting Win
view Of locating.
Our county surveyor, Dir. Patterson,
Is out near Vernon assisting Dir. King
prepare the field notes for the right OF
way for the Il. ". * u G. railway.
Mrs. Geo. A. Watts, who has been
here for some time, goes to her former
home at Mexia and will return shortly
making this her permanent home.
Mrs. Laura Imam and Miss George
Mccormick Of Mechanicsyille are VS.
iting In the city as tie guests of Mrs.
:. X. Audrain.
There has been four deaths in town
this week among the little folks.
The foundation of the stockmen :
bnilding will be finished to-day. The
builing IL to be completed within sixty
days.
yesterday evening.
:. NJ. Putnam, the lrrepressible
siade, called on US yesterday. lie is a
good. clever fellow and is wide awake
10 the interest of the GAZETTE. He
leaves to-day for the Panhandle.
DIR. w. II. Shirley is well again and
departed this morning Tor his old nome
in Illinois.
NATIONAL ARRIVALS.
a. w. Tolbert, Jacksboro; w. L.
Green, Dallas: II. ID. Halsey, Dallas;
Il. (. Shirley. Nenis. ILL.,; j.. III. East,
Archer CITY; j. w. Montague, Gaines
vile: j. w. Young, Liverpool Ohio;
Julius Dncus. Fort; j. NJ. Pullman,
Fort; j. u. Crowdus, Falls.
Bellevue, March y. The weather
has been warm. and farmers have
been blowing oil the week. Corn
planting Il being pushed ahead most
people are through.
a light rain has been falling since
three o'clock to-day until about seven.
since that time rain has been falling
in torrents. More rain has fell To-
night than has fallen in the last four
months.
The stockmcn around Bellevue have
gotten up petition asking the Fort
Worth and Denver City railroad 20
build stockpen here, for shipping
and handling cattle during the cotaing
spring and summer. 1t is being
signed by all the leading stockmen OF
our county. There are some heavy
deaIets In stock living near here Mr..
+. Il, Wade Is the largest dealer. His
herd is estimated at 10000 head, aud
will ship probably ] 500 beeyes If the
pen is built. Stockmeu say there
would be eight or ten thousand head
shipped from here. They say they
viii 20 10 Gainesville before they VIM
ship from Bowie, as Bowie is in the
timber. aud heavy underbS1sh
will make it Impossible to handle
prairie cattle las they term thent at
that place. This is acknowledged by
all stockmen TO be the best point for
shipping cattle on this line of road.
Plenty OF grass and water that abounds
here the year round and no timber TO
bother them.
Several i3of lfom 80wo Tits
6ea Mn aud Nls. Aiulentrou, o.
HouiiHtu Gre Visiting lelatiye and
friends at Bellevue
f, Mr. ). z. Kaa Was lD.town to-day
/ Tits daughtcg fFna ItiuujS ,s visiting
hnrpareits ayd will rcturu IN aoor d
j week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

The corsicana Joeunal. iss.t.as. ,gbls..
4 daily.
IIightone Brown is now on the .,yr'
of the Terrell Star.
j.. J Harris has become sssoc;als ii
itor OF the Camp County EiTrdS
Mr.. William Edwards. has asslhnss
charge OF a newspaper at Mobeetie.
The editor of the San Antonio Ever
ing light is now postmaster intH
city.
The local editor of the Shermul
Courier has been "sauntering alsMg
the ladies Of the Black Crook con-
pany." Sad, sad.
The Dublin Enterprise says The re-
son it does not print the proceedIugs
of the Legislature is n majority u lt
readers are not lawyers.
The Wills Point Local C1iroaas
says Henry +. Monroe Of that jourr,l
is heir to 100000 in England. IN
likewise owns a castle in Spain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25

of evil, and u destroyer Of morals.
This may seem harsh. But its adhe-
rents themselves do not realize evr
awful charm that Satan holds othe
them. Some of its warmest advocates
are honestly deceived, and know not
the ruin that soon or later overtakes
the captive. Beware OF this evil Lis
ten not to the voice of this delusion.
II. will invade your homes If not un
masked. It is q moral disease that
wrecks, mind, body and morals. So
true is this statement, that the entire
world of Spiritism stands challeng-
ed to produce a medium that is sound
not diseased, liz mind body and morals.
They cannot and dare not respond for
its history is destruction of morals and
ruin of character. 7erds Methodist
Adr0cufe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

Near Crockett Mrs. Adeline Ora
ham -At Pittsburg, Camp county.
w. III. A. Duke---W. R-Ffyrat. San
Marcos 49, Near Alvarado, n son Of Mr..
]. Jefifies AT Pilot Point DIR. II.
NJ. Evens, --At Mustang. .. Il. Shell
ton--A little daughter OF Sam Bow
man near Decatur---'At Cleburne.
John Il. Teigh--Near Ladonia,
James Jackson--At Dublin, an in
fant OF j. q. Harris In kaufman
Willie Barnes and John X. Love
Az Denton, George Daugherty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
GRAYsON COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Denison. March 23.-The water
works question, though settled by the
council granting the franchise to the
Denison Water Supply Company for
twenty-five years, or rather for several
times twenty-five years, still forms tire
universal topic OF discussion aud
newspaper articles. IL Il stoutly as
serted that the action OF the council
In agreeing to pay $1,000 per annum
to said company for thirty bydsantsl
has saddled another debt upon the
city, which can have but disastrous
effect. But as we expect to have at
least IL, 600 inhabitants IN 1883, and as
we then can levy two and one-half per
cent. taxes, | think we can safely
stand the pressure However, pro or
ante waterworl1s viii cut figure In
the approaching city election.
The scramble for the marshal's and
collectors offices Is warming up.
Three candidates for eaclH Of these
offices are in the field. The present
secretary and treasurer each Of whom
has filled their respective Offices Tor
several terms, walk about unconcerned
with no opposition.
~ 10 NNtilAu WI Sbpb "Ntlt'i ~ N'''''t
the San Francisco road will be built
from Denison to Fort smith, instead
of from Paris. This would certainly
dring us the Santa Fe road. You see
that our prospects ms To becoming a
railroad center, or rather becoming a
more important poiGss, are increasing
News was received here this morn
ing Of the death Of Mr.. James Chiles,
az his home near Pottsboro. The old
gentleman was one of the old sellers
a genial, whole-souled man. He died
at the good old age of eighty-three
years.
sherman, March 2I.-Fred Weiss,
who twice leaped from two-story
window, il lying in II serious eondi-
tion. Brain fever is the unfortunate
cause.
l.. g. Gilmore of this city recovered
a Judgment In the district court yes
ter,lay for 81, 800 ys. the Houston and
/ Texas Central railroad, for injuries re-
ceived twelve years ago on the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
PUZZLE Department.
The Gazeite's Regular Sunday Budget =
Perpiexing Problems for the Young fes'
and Older People with Leisure.

Il
and Older People with Leisure.
[All correspondence relatlngfo this dsmr
ment should be marked "ior PUZZLE AZ
PARrliENT'' FORT WORTH GAZETTE, ana wv
entirely distinct from business coInMunw
tons or letters referring to otherceparslnehs
the paper
11-.-woRp SQUARE.
/. n kind of fu ell.
=. A garden vegetable.
3. Plural of an ancient vessel.
4. The end.
l2-sIX WORD cH ARADR.
My first is q word as short as can D. I
The nominative of my second "
most homes we see.
My third comes with night ID sps I
OF the weather.
My fourth will be found in 'ulrusu
feather
My fifth occurs in the past tense
lie. 81.
And my last may be- seen ~ Wv
bright blue sky. .h.
You will find in my whole from ~
first to the last,
A tale by a novelist unsurpasseu
IsIA G.. SHoRTRIDdk
REORGANIZATION, .;A
Behead a word meaning to dash WIZ
water, and leave word ne,iu'a soj
puddle of water; behead again, ' y.
leave word meaning to satlrils, n
head again, and leave kinu y wy
a. NUMERICAL ENIGMA
(l3 letters.l
1872 is to manufacture.
6l3lI9is part Of the body.
10 324 5 is to disengage. .a,soi
ne "i'oie % si'' MAY.
15-HIDDEN TREES ~
Don't forget the line ap0
plummet. tobnis
here. l., lime
MoND PUZZLE
LIN the ocean.
ITO study.
3.--Part of Il flower.
Am adverb.
In the land. s,yx
f-'ff " fff''f
ANSWERS.
.-Wardenship.
2.-The hermit thrush; az. ;.
3.-I. Nape, ape. :. Lazy
Spit, pit. y
o. l. q
OIL Y r
YIN 5
Il Y ENT
II T. SITS ,.ssn.
al. Vote, veto, :. Carso' \
3. Lamb, balm.
March Prizes. .saf
For the best lists OF answer, les ID
from week to week, 70 me - Nara.
the SUNDAY GAZETTE dl.ins Thoss
we offer a copy of Oiirer Ig' ss.,v hAyt
Who nave The WEEKLY GAzkll I'm IL
tha same n,zzles transferred IT, Il fbx
naner of Tie sunday previous, rlilN
the the time OF com snto April
carried one week forwaru
Prize Award. ~. the
The February prize Offered ohjssssats
best original puzzle, we ri onridge,
In awarding To Isia q .,h"r Of the
Ta,"raanche' Tex. the aii'n"
charade published aboss' = orize VII
Contestants for the Nn' 's,rromlllly =
please send answers ~
possible this week. 80
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fAll correspondence relatlngfo this dspr-
ment should be marked "for PUZZLE W
PARrMENr' FORT WORTH GAZETTE, ana KY
entirely distinct from business commiuNn W
tions or letters referring to othereepar'mens
the paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25

GyeGai ii0g nom 'i0w}C t'lia
0tea Mr. aad Nrs. Afmentrgu o.
Hopricita Gre Visiting Relatives and
friends at btlleNu.
Ar. j.. 4 Kan Was Ia. town to-dav
tits daugbtcg fFnA ItiuuiS is visiting
hHr parpiits ard viii rctafu IN aoout Il
week
Daily Republican., 1883-03-26
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Daily Republican., 1883-03-26
FIFTH EDITION.


Yesterday was Easter, the eudi,, -.
Lent. Custom has made the dav on, '" y,
rejoicing, owing TO the fact that il j iu ~ VI
close Of Lent and commemorate W, Wv
ascension of our Saviour from the to, une
after the crucifxion into hea ~.a"
Special services are held IN all church,,
in keeping with the historical fact s Tt''
various churches were crowded. and ,, h'
services and music were highly enin,", NJ"
In Grace Church, Rev. j. L. Envla
the new pastor preached his first s. r,non
which was highly appreciated bel ,hs
large audience present. '"'
The reverend gentleman IL fluent aud
easy speaker, and impresses his a,'Ii
tors that he can instruct them on ,nos,
any subject. The pulpit of the church
was appropriately decorated with tIow'
ers. In the afternoon special seryir..
were held by the Sunday School A
very interesting address was delivered
by the new pastor. The remainder If
the program was highly enjoyed by the
large audience present.
AT THE CHURCH or THE REDErNp,
1t was a high day with the SUNDAY
school and Church Of the Redecmer 4
W. corner Eighth and Monroe street,
In the morning at 8 o'clock the children
brought in their eggs, with the money
collected, and when the report of ali
the classes in the school was made
they had raised Sl66.O7. The morning
service was well attended, and the rector
preached an appropriate Easter sermon
from the text, Matthew ~ 8. "Come
see the place where the Lord lay"
At night the Church was crowded
and many persons were turned ava,
unable to get seats. The choir Of the
church sang a great many Easter song,
and the rector made an interesting adj.
dress upon the theme Of the rcsurre,.
ton. With the contributions Of III.
Church and school nearly $500 was rails
ed.
The music in the Catholic Churchr,
yesterday was excellent, especially in
St. Peters, where Pontiiical High Mass
was celebrated by the ri. Rev. Bishop
Becker, assisted by the Revs. McGlanr
and Kelley, and Pnntifical Ncspers in
the afternoon. The music at this church
was among the best in the city. The
choir acquitted themselves nobIy, rs.
pecially Mr. James Curran, who was
especially noted for his fine singing in
the morning, and Mr.. Walters, Miss
Crunish (thc l'rima Dona) were up to
the standard, as heretofore, at the Vesper
services, which were especially grand.
In Trinity Church, the services were
Daily Republican., 1883-03-26
NpIAr1y Gone.

The snow that fell las, Friday has
nearly all disappeared. As a matter nt
history we may remark that several
persons visited our city on saturday
morning in sIrighs. among the number
being john j. tlinn, who resides III
Chrisfiana Hundred, near tirtrn Bank.
II is not often that we nave slrighlng
on the 2ith of March, hu' considerable
snow has fallen it, different seasons at a
much later date. The Record, 1t, Yves,
Chester, quotes rs follows;
April ~, io74--Sn"" 1nrhcS deep
sGeighing ia West CHESTER, ground
frozen, plants killed, IL" h,,f an inch
thick. April II, lSi5-~Snow = inches
deep III West Chester. April -, $50
Snow ~ inches deep this morning.
March 80. lS.h--ll showed "A it'll" to
day. March -, lsl,-Snuw"l in Wes'
Chester to-day. April Is, lS1!'-Sn"w-
ing March H. i>Ht-lwu inches "I
snow in West Chester to-day, and one
sleigh has just gone plst our otiic" wan
dow April |, ISSl--To-iay cam" il
snow ing, and itsnoM"d nearly all day
| hat melted about rs ttst IL II fell!
| March Ii, lsS2-lh" snow i, about
inches deep and a l."~ s,rlgh> are ran
ming April 10, iHA4- slowed rrrlt,
iunvh Al! day, Apri1 H. lSS2-irc owe
| halt an inch thick this morning.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-26
FOURTH EDITION.
Business Removals.


There have not been great many
business removals thlS year ana the lol-
lowing are among the most important
changes that have taken place:
ueorge II. Robinson, the wen known
cOhlecuoher, on Market s'ree', ABOVE
Eighth, has retired from business ana
removed to his new residence on Della
ware avenue. farra a LEWIS look pos,
session Of the store formerly occupied
by Mr.. Robinson on SATURDAY night
james burrows mas removed ms oar
Der shop from No. lol West Tenth
street, to Tenth and shipiey streets
Spencer's dry goods store Is being re-
moved from Seventh and Market streets
TO No. IA Market street.
Cheap John has removed from 4io
Market street tot store formerly oc'
cupied by him at No. 3l3 Market street
Mrs. DAY has removed her InarllhE
house from bOs Market street I" No. $40
on the same street