Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-01
IN BRIEF.

Go to the races this afternoon.
Base ball at the track tomorrow al
ternoon.
Look sharply about you when yol
| go out at night.
Visitors TO the city continue to ask
the hotel men the way TO the old fort
Some of our people are seriously con
sidering the propriety OF planting gar
den truck.
The man with the soap packages
and the man with the electric bat
| terry continue to do well.
The Eunice Goodrich Comedy com.
any is said to have one of the finest
bands and orchestra travelling.
The best table in the city is set nj
the corner of Main and Broadway
streets, Tucker Hill. Room for few
more boarders.
Deputy Sheriff John Thompson
will start for Austin this morning
with an adjudged lunatic fiom this
county named w. A. Shoemaker.
The hotels continue to be crowded
every night, turning Off scores of peo-
pie, though they have all fitted up
apartments in their ncighborhood
A gentleman who WIS in Da las
Thursday and had conversation
with Prof. o. 5 Fowler the distin-
guished phrenologist, states that he
will visit Fort Worth next week.
The mayor of the city and board of
aldermen will inspect the work on
the streets done by Messrs. Laing and
Ratican some day next week, prepare
tory TO passing upon its acceptance in
the city council.
Rev. w. G. McCune will consider
another objection of SIX pics to the
bible Sunday afternoon, December
End, in the Methodist college, corner
Seventh and Throckmorton streets, at
three o'clock. Subject: Does the di-
vision OF Christians into separate sects
prove that the bible is not a revelation
from God?
The doctors have cause for COM
plant ut the scarcity of sickness in the
city. 1t is suggested that they start
groceries in connection with their
business, and dose all their old patients
heavily with tonics and bitters. In
creased appetites will then boom the
grocery business.
While the GAZETTE is not aware OF
any dramatic talent on its staff, its
pencil showers would do their part i'm
boosting" any well conducted dra-
matte club organized here. There ia
certainly n large enough number of
gentlemen and ladies of the right stuff
to make it a success.
The publishers of the Ccurier-Re-
cord are reaping a harvest of compli-
ments and subscriptions from the phy-
sicians of the country. The Novem-
Der number wa superb one. but the
December number, now in the hands
of the printer, is thought by the edi-
tors to be ahead of any yet.
Some of the young married people
are discussing the formation of
Married Folks Club" If they do
decide to start it, they will nobly show
the young folks how TO enjoy them
selves, by leading in atfording social
here. 1t is to be hoped
That they will decide to do it, and thu
give us revival in social life.
The sheriff of McLennan county
telephoned from Waco to Sheriff
Maddox night before last to arrest n |
man In this city named Milton Beck |
man, who is charged with completely
IN the murder of 4. o. Lynn in that |
city. Mr.. Maddox arrested the man
he same evening and turned him
'ver TO Jailer Stephens of Waco. who
vas In the city. He was taken to |
Waco yesterday. Beckman was ar
'ested and put in Jail in this city some |
line since by Deputy Sheriff Tucker
ma sam Farmer on charge of rob-
,ery nut WAS subsequently, turned