Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-16

Sod from p''
bgo. ,sas moved IN 'hs
(sioi'liiIe,,e, s VIA last saturday, ana "a
b taias I grand rush .sslsr Was 10
Theme ,he new Office. I'e'' 800
h ior mail. .aooding several
Mariilnl, 10. Y II Presidio county.
psl ,y c' organized, and are re-
cugbly o me preparatory to
ine ,,lsuaan,ent at Dallas.
he lollIl Ill., Of Los Angeles,
red slS ia He IS chuck fuIl
ss' s.ad i.gI% 'assa' company co aps i'S 800
xss ins,'y,ornia bucks for sale.
ess va'''Bp enlck are moving dns
new .ssv ' IoOs quite natural , alan. and
lpes !, aide OF the street.
{ ren'eIll Sysers of Colorado,
gi0S Sssadssa,s clerk ,,,s Claude sinhi
ths IrIsshlnAn in the rlsn'
. o.curred south of the
fsl l' v nirht among the col
ien. I, temperance at
BIZ 's sbnrch yesterday at 3
y . .ns crowd. He is II flu
|, md a his lecture was very
y 's tnok the train yesterday to
E y, =, who has been with
Faoc' & Co., hardware mer-
/ a ,hjs city, leaves this evening
T 1n,s IS where he will take a
h , Glen & Bixby, wholesale
| hardware merchants.
|l, rs's and A. c. Francis were
! ~ sutgoing passengers from
" " The the Texas 4 Pacific rail-
EI ~ evening. Mr.. Francis
, "a Il Abilene, and Col. Clark
/ ID Paris, Tennessee,
| NJ. Miller, who has been
|r.On, Smith & Co. for seveiai
|bss given up the mercantile,
| an and Is now rusticating ana
n sweets of a ranch life.
NJ II # suggestion, | would be
';,smiud the city fathers that
,m ,ss i being made abont
(Siiinn ef some of our back
nd aIIeysmd ask their imfne-
ention, m, not
Wstermelons so Lively TO the
|inan. upoI,
Davis, stock brokers and lanu
|shjlene. Texas, and Captain
h largest owner of backs III
\ were among the visitors to
Ia Office of the Texas Invest
|mpany last week. ,o
|. II. Brilton, president Of OH, ohe
\ bank and Lovip5 Plip,
of Foft Wsftn W ,s
~ " pl Ha toos dirAer here and
lsa,, .,tt tet,rned home via
ID ss'l PpaCcAc load this morning
4 snrip5s, boxing very much
4 ( Hagglrd have moved their
@ atnre into the Franklin
on second street and are
nsly -itted up IN their ne"
7 2 bout two o'clock, a small
"a Mace Oh Oak street. III
| l Otthis kind: a coloyed COW
& thrown rom his horse ana
m him ssain, he bucked sew
|nes but slllthe rider stuck on,
M bors and rider were thrown
"a smdltwohorse team when
tie team TO bauk III me
Aler some persuaaing win
q end ola big whip, the dri-
MS "yallerl Texan to move
ieral hundred persons VIII
be performance, and many n
lriy laugh WAS had.
four boys came near having q
an Oak street..
Nh. Patrick, of Weatherford,
seenon our streets to-day.
Unknown parties entered the
Z dMr Page Windham. in
lfafn part of The city, about
,hek in the morning. They
dto the room where Mira w.
lIy we're sleeping, and silently
hugh his pantaloons pocket,
enear the bed, and devoured
tents, which fortunately fol
ldham was small. They tool,
rs from the room and carried
assistance from the house anG
hem ofen, but they wer,
sely followed and lett III,
on the prairie, which wer,
"a returned to the residence
DIS time the parties are a
). Jones. an attorney from
y Is IN The city, and gave tn,
nice OF the Texas Investnlen
a call this morning. Mr.
out prospecting and vii
axe Colorado his future home
! owiog named persons .wer,
= al The Renderbrook yester
! .. furner, jacksonville, Ill.
Aeynolds, Jacksonville, Ill.
! smith, Jacksonville, Ill.
!. turner, Coleman, Texas; {
~ Macon, ILL.,; II. A. Turner
: !, MINI; Geo. r. Bradley
~ w. Gellespie, Fort Worth
/ y Il Curtis and daughter
, e'all Geo, 4. Taylor, IT., S,
l no.; 4; L. McCauley, Sweet
arsAasi Terrell II. Miller, Sweel
's n, DR.. w. l.. Rodmar
! t, ie =. j. w. Mason, Chicago
n. Steward. Rio Snriuu.