Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
BRIEF.

Vacations over.
Books tomorrow.
Don't forget to so to church.
Choice country butter at Eisenhower
g. Bros.
Henry Clay cigars for nickel at the
Texas pawnbroker's.
The boys and girls ere all smiling at
the prospect of new books.
Nearly everybody in Fort Worth is
sharply after the almighty dollar.
An elegant line of gold watches and
fine jewelry 'ust received at Howard
Tuliey's.
Fine fat beef, mutton, veal lamb
pork and pork sausage at Smith, Thur.
mond q Co.'S.
Call at /. w. Rouse's meat market
for fine fat beef, lamb, veal, mutton,
pork, and pork sausage.
There is always gathering of the
clerks in front doors when the Cinder-
ella rehearsals conclude.
STEMS meat market is the only
place in North Texas where fresh
California salmon are received daily.
The Democrat has been sold to
Messrs. j. ii. Priddy and j. G. Reeves
who will hereafter conduct its bust
ness.
Betters will have to put their money
on the weather r. there is nothing else
now going the result of which is in
doubt.
The outrageous mother Hubbard
head dresses do not seem to have
struck the fancy of the sensible Fort
| Worth girls.
Nellie johnson, who was thrown
from a buggy Friday evening and
badly bruised, is now pronounced not
seriously turt.
The wind was rather too high last
I night for fires to be bullion thestreets
There was considerable danger to ada,
cent buildings,
! q. Burgower is moving his inn
mense stock of iewelry 10 the corner OF
Main and Second street, aB the John
Howard old staRd,
Don't forget in mailing letters to
morrow and put a three-cent stamp on
them. 1T requires only two cents from
and after October LIST.
4 very tail and heavy set man, fol
lowed closely by a very Aininutive
boy, afforded 4 hearty laugh TO the
diners ut one of the hotels yesterday.
4 mule team ran away yesterday
morning on west Second street, throw.
Ing the driver out He was evidently
not badly hurt as hejumped up and
took out after the mules,
A building on Calhoun street be.
tween sixth and Seventh WAS dam
aged TO the extent of over S1O0 yester-
day morning by fire. 1t was the prop.
erty OF iempleton & Smith.
john f. Leblanc of the santa he
freight depot challenges c. +. Porter
to ran one hundred yards for any
stated sum from 800 80 $500 Having
just recovered from Illness he requires
six weeks from the first deposit OF
stakes 10 the race.
Gen. Withers, the Ke3tAclSy horse
breeder says that the best stock fol,
lows the limestone rather than clay
and sandstone formations. 1t forms 4
perpetual fertilizer for land and gives
out pasturage upon which is knit the
bone and firm muscular tissue.
To-day the boys will he hunting up
their old states 10 break them in the
back yard, so that they can get new
ones tomorrow. This is not like the
days of our grandiatheYs, when the
good old half-acre slate, whose frame
was studded with many brass tacks.
served for the sans OF each successive
yoGngster for three generations al
least, and whose final destruction by
being stepped on by the horse. moth.
ing less hurting Il, was regarded rs an
event of historic family interest But
the new generation is more rapid, ana
Is fun of icohoelasts who even hi
youths bright days take peculiar
pride in fostering The new, and reject.
ing everything that has tinge OF an
1 tiquity about II.
Canrell " Billiard can do all kinds
81 engraving, from plainest scrip 10 The
moss elaborate landscape, monogram
on raised work, With cows, horses, ele.
Mrs. G. ID. Browns new goods must
be very attractive. iu1siot. IRON, rho