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

:. b ration n, Cisco--Two Ac-
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e. 4, kration mt Cisco--Two Ac-
~ = 1>eiichtfui Social Event
sA< and Patriotism.
hence OF the Gazette.
= 5.--Tho installation of
Knights of Py;bias yes-
|e occasion for a grand
5hich attracted n larger
he than has ever before
h this Young city.
hme for the day
I'D as to include appro-
to the GLORIOUS
ItBout burdeuing IL with
fDftAd-eagle oratory which
fenders this anniversary so
and Ynonotonous. There was
UGH 1Fourth-of July business
III fo make the occasion one
most enjoyable ever partici-
~ ollr community.
oceAsion was headed by the
= ais band, next came the
III their brilliant
informs, with glittering
2js followed by a float bear
1til'tableau Of Liberty and
E0k8tes represented BY thir-
1fftle girls, and the goddess
iil<{1c grace and beauty elici-
n{luiIi&tion of all beholders.
(, ne MI caravan of freighters,
wnxohs aud citizens earring
the e{reets were filled with
"ns<o7fation ceremonies took
th& Baptist church, after
'i1e i3koces sion reformed and
~ to- 8IRdy Grove. Until dim
flt& I'll dience was entertained
\ VI S1Ipice vocal and instIu-
1I by the band and choir
u (11e sweet voice Of about
Il t1a children who had
Y aimed for the occasion.
lnn0fln of dinner
we'd with enthusiasm and the
barbecued meats and the con.
Ilarge number of baskets of
lde noodles were greatly en-
the multitude. To some,
yas the great event of the day.
at night was Il most brilliant
The guests had been invited.
insuring a select audience and
az "a, ovcrcrowded house. The
I 0f the knights and their
u3:Xfill antry Were only equal
II outy and grace Of their
i {{anions. The weather be-
pleasant, the hall spaci-
ti1c nod, and all the partici-
ti5tised by the joy and bright
The Gcene, the bail could not
Success. At one o'clock
,lt.eupper was ready at Mrs.
dining room. After this was
on The most prominent church
sfetired, but the dance was re-
" qtaite a large number, who
10th 40 depart from the scene
;ltits. Not until several morn
III III sthe 5th had been added to
Ssslfeeuf the 4th were the final
3 fAfi1 has fallen to-day, which
!lcl1 D ct ded by the corn crop
Ig8 PASS.
Ju1y 5 -The celebration yes
magnificent affair. The
1lxd0rrned near the union de-
|}0'clock, headed by the Cisco
the knights of pythias
NeW uniforms; then came the
N GODDESS of Liberty, who car
|$esU. :. II ig, and was accom-
by thirteen little girls, repre-
theoriginal thirteen states; af-
!, long procession Of
in vehicles and on foot.
spasssing through several
tlilGer the direction of
ruInas as chief marshal, the
VA haltcd at the Baptist church
be oificers IF the Knights of
were publicly Installed. From
ALL moved TO the barbecue
HMlth of town, where they
ltAQAnder n large bush arbor |
eled for the purpose, and were |
lily entertained by the little |
q Nolng ladies who sang sew
tional and political airs, the /
,nling Us with select pieces at |
n. At one o'clock, dinner was |
ed when everybody with his |
WAS invited and partook |
sttScellent dinner. IT is said !
j was the largest concourse of !
ever assembled in Eastland |
bHf all We're fed, and q great
ssM provisions were carried |
Just us everybody had feasted |
Xeand the multitude was re-
&0tlhe arbor for further festiyi-
torn of wind aud rain arose.
HHwed "A stampede difficult to
,sbpt the storm only lasted for
Rhfle, when the sun shown out. !
fact remained that everybody |
$h em selves. Great credit Is
6usiness men Of Cisco for pre-
his elegant repast and enter
4 for their friends.
IVES no grafton. The declara-
Independence was read by Mas
I'M Farrell, II boy eleven years
XThere was no drunkenness /
he day, the saloons together
z&he business being closed from
~ ! p. m. Everybody gave |
va up to recreation and enjoy 2.
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