Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

hereafter oiter special rates To stock
men, and under its present manage
ment will he superior TO any in south
west Texas.
j. J. burlington, of Rockdale. was
in the city yesterday.
Col. j. NJ. Eddy was looked for YES
terday but did not arrive.
j. G. Smith, proBinent citizen of
( Chicago, is at the FL Paso.
ID. Strayhorn, prominent citizen
of San Antonio, Is in the city.
Mr.. Geo. +. Perry came in from
Gainesville and took in the ball.
Mr.. w. NJ. Darlington of Chicago. n
| live stock commission merchant. is in
the city.
Raymond Gregg, an affable gentle
man from st. Louis, was in the city
! yesterday.
The irrepressible Graves Leeper. of
/ Gainesville, rested OH u cot ut the Ell
Paso last night:
w. &. Mcknight, of Colorado CITY.
prominent citizen of the west, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. McCanker, an Indian inter
prefer and a pleasant gentleman, was
in the city yesterday.
Alex Booth, an enterprising mer-
chant of DeLeon, paid the GAZETTE
office a pleasant visit yesterday.
The estimahle wife of Mai. ii.
/ w. Stocking of Big Springs, is n the
city and n guest of Mr.. Joe ScGlly.
! S G.. Cooke, OF BowGomham, Maine,
is in the city, basking in the warm
sun, while his native heath is fre ez-
ing.
Judge j. ID. Carwile is in the city,
and in all the Fort there is not a more
whole-souled fellow to-day than the
Judge.
Miss Lola Booso, the fascinating
pride of Dallas, is in the city TO attend
the ball, and is guest of Mr.. Joe
Scully.
John w. Veale, q prominent lawyer
and land man of Breckenridge, is in
town and will return home OH to-
nights train.
Mr.. Carson Robbins and Harry
Sparks, two clever young catlemen
and excellent gentlemen of Clay coun.
:. ty are in the city.
w. NJ. Bevers and j. w. Folsom
two prominent merchants Of Sey
mour, left on the Cannon Balf' yes
) terday for home.
a S. A. McAdams q prominent stock
: man of Seymour, left last night fo
/ Gainesville after spending two thre
4 days iii our city.
: Alb. Cassidy, of Irons & Cassidy, on
of the most genial gentlemen ant
4 heaviest dealers of st. Louis, was il
e the city yesterday.
: j. II. Harness, f. =. Neville, j. Nj
$ White and r.. X Brett all cowmen il
n attendance upon the convention calle'
/ on the GAZETTE to-day.
u Newt Fl. Graham, merchant {
Belknap, and an old cowman, arri We
!, in town yesterday, and contemplate
u leaving for Galveston this morning.
= Mr.. Joseph Baldwin, of Springfield
! Mass. was among the callers Mt our Of
flee. He came from Chicago, where h
was formerly an extensive cattl
!. buyer.
n The GAZETTE received n pleasan
call last night from Mr.. +. G.. Sentei
is ofCleburne, proprietor of the Telegram
IL Mr.. Senter and four others came ove
d to take in the banquet and ball.
e The venerable president was owe
- toliiS NtStSiu"y' nio'SV' ~" " $500
n was not prepared for the attentio
d shown him. The good old ma
s, blushed like q school miss, and new
N school miss Was more deserving
y appreciation. Like every one else, Il
a, GAZETTE loves Col. Kit Carter nj
er trusts that his days may be long in IL
land.
ne The GAZETTE Office was visited In
OF night by Mr. j. A. Forbes and Nj
lie w. n. Evans. Mr.. Forbes Is OF Lol
e, don, and managing director in Anne
le lea of the Western Land and Gait
~ Company of the Panhandle and Ne
ne Mexico with headquarters in kans'
Is, City. Mr.. Evans is of Chicago, and
40 secretary of the City Railway Con
re pany. The GAZETTE was pleased
a meet these gentlemen.
~ Among the visitors to the GAZETr
- sanctum last night was Mr.. a. Z. Hs
"a Iiwell, editor Of that splendid II
w stock paper, the Chicago Drope'
~ ,Journdl. Mr.. Halliwell is vel
~ Young man and modest almost to
1. fault. and although n Chicago new
~. paper man, neither drinks, smok
hns nor chews. The GAZETTE has seldo
~ ~ met a Journalist with whom 1t W
vi n more pleased, nor one in whose futu
~ "a 1t had more confidence. GAzKr
e readers will know him better
J "- Leigh
NY HUNDREDS WRITE they. owe tn
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