Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
WACO.
Brief Notes of a Days Happenings FER,
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sonaI Items. ~
Reported for the Gazette.
Waco, August 20.--Col. Carey w
Styles of Fort Worth is i'm the civ.
The number OF the newly Organized
American Legion OF Honor of thi,
place Is ] ,156.
Mr.. Willard Jackson was married
ut Fifth street M. Il. church. South
at nine o'clock this morning. TO Mis-.
Jessie Kirk patrick, both OF this civ
G. Del. jackson of Fort Worth. brother
| Of the groom was present on the happv
occasion. The bridal party left tbs
morning at ten o'clock for Lam
pasas Springs. Your correspondent
extends congratulations and wishes
the bridesnd groom life of unalloyed
! happiness. a number of beautiful
presents of silver ware and other mr.
| ticlcs of ornament and use were pre-.
scented by their friends
Mr.. w. W. Slauter complains that
hunters have set the grass Of his pas
ture on fire and burned up about half
q niiieol fencing. Nearly all of Mr..
Robinson Z pasture fence was DESTROYED
IN the same way There is prospect
that some viii get 'jerked" Tor Tres
passing.
Inc proposed new paper the Ddiy
D,spdtch, IL putting on Styles-Col.
Carey W Styles was to-day elected the
chief editor.
Col' y. Z. stephenson cot the muscles
oil ms lett thigh and hip badly strained
yesterday. lie was leading an UNI
broken young horse into the lot by a
rope fastened around its neck when it.
phiiea away from him, aud Que end o,
Inc rope got tangled around MIR. Steph-
ehsoh leg ana me Morse dragged hirn
some some Ten or ilf,fen steps before he
yuu.'' ~ e'ie lope uiSengaged rom his
~ ~ p of1Ve to-oayl peV still con-
LIN ~, ~ ny foo@l'
~ 4elar SHOPS OF the narrow
guuEe ANYWAY c9inpanY nave been
,ocs Se'l az ALclFresef' cur cores
boti@FN' i!ifVt ii'eV wv GAZETTE last
-. 1l'.'3a t'lts re hau learned rom
Z Ial'fpa3 oiiie'aI laat suca would
liNeiS pe Vne ease, put your types by
s3tle ii'Sai's nice Us say waco, where
VIZ AlsAAis ~ sly AfcUiegof, we haze
Y fi9sa Nii'Il WNeoa@'cer good author
lss tii@s rs l9e'sAoii OF llie shops there
ia.slajy feilill 'lAafy ipi, tlie reas n that
tlileHA tiSHseea idiiss beyond NC.
M.F81f is Niioie me rMiroad VIII
Nsp uHiiy iFA, 1he SCUM pcaoca
a.Ilhlup ,2s i'ali!lssA5 ana some point
w VI. 'ile MO = Hh1tS, "iiiie tle present.
ilde ile" c@l;lpieteo 70 GatesVliie VIII
&c eAtehuea 70 bprhetG ana olhef
Poitl.s Wfs'. mus me intimate heocs
Sites o. TUG three lines VIII force the
peF'iitileilt localioli lt the Junction as
y \, lili.'ter oL cohNehiehee Tor the END OF
'uiee a1Yisioljs o. the road.
4 man Ftkidi'g Nv Meridian
asked one OF our jewelers.
what he hadi inc replied: "Merid-
ian time, y "Pshaw,n replied the
man, i Cont care ANYTHING for Mer-
ridian time, want Waco timen lie
WAS Informed that either meridian or
mean time was adopted here as real
time lie, thought that reel would do
him, As he had Il poor opinion of any
ard every thing mean.
"a The Narrow Gauge ticket office here
now sells round trip tickets from
Waco 10 st. Lous and return for S2i,
iusl about hatf former rates.
aEr. Charles Erophal returned this
morning eroRl the German campmeet-
ina In Ialls county,
AIR. Coleman, The machinist late Of
Houston, whose illness was noticed in
ine CAzigiTE n few DAYS since, died
lest Friday and the remains were in
TERED OF, Saturday.
The Jewish choir are engaged in
DfaCtIcliE about twice n week LOT ple