Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01


frosty mornings-hut why enumerate. |
oh, you may groan. But let me tell |
you, 80 ahead and you'll find out |
I've warned you. Mr.. President, J |
SEQ this meeting Is against me. |
therefore call upon every man who is
determined to stand by himself and !
never give up the ship to tickle fe-
males, 60 follow me-"
Three men got up and got ne far MS
the door, whru two came back, while
the otherS east long lingering
look behind as he stepped through.
His departure was accompanied by
gro ms and Kisses.
Several speeches were now made by
young men. and they were filled with
| flowers of thought and imagery cuiled
from the poets of all ages. The follow
ing resolutions were then adopted
unanimously
Whereas, We recognize the fact that
woman is the gift of God and infinite
| ly superior to the creature called man;
and
Whereas, Her superior excellence
has not in the past received that recog-
milton which was due; and
! Whereas. The advent Of leap-year
gives preteXt for change, which we
| have greatly desired; therefore
Resolved, That now, henceforth and
/, (orevermore we place ourselves at the
command of all the ladies who are not
Joined by wedlock to their idols, and
urge them to do with us what they
will, and we will cheerfully comply
with their expressed wishes, even to
following them to the altar.
The following then enrolled them
selves as members:
b. n. Bondurant salesman; j. w.
Brooks. salesman; w. l.. Logan, sales
man: March Chambers, salesman;
David Nichols, book-keeper; w Z.
Ledbptter, salesman; Louis Hudson,
drummer: Jas. Edward, book keeper,
J. w. Spencer, salesman; II. ID. Giles,
prescriptionist; DR.. II. w. Powell,
druggist: Aaron Dahlman, clothier;
Fred Boulware, book-keeper; Charles
Mediation, book. keeper; David Dahl
man ,clothier; Henry Dahlman, clothier;
y. ID. Hollingsworth salesman; }. H..
shelton, salesman; j. Il. Walker,
salesman, ..Hopsey Cooke, book-keeper;
II. p. Weob, salesman; w. h. tSimms,
salesman; j. II. March, salesman;
j. II. Sandidge, salesman; Veal jew
) ell, salesman; r. j. Powell, journalist;
j. NJ. Davis, salesman; Ernest Wyatt,
salesm IN; j, p. King, salesman; r..
b. Hayes, salesman; Chas. Mckenzie,
salesman; Jas. w. Gillespie, salesman;
Clarence Walker, salesman; Cyrus
Lanburn, book-keeper; Morton Logan,
collector: X. NJ. VanZandt, stock
man; Jas. w. Swayne, insurance
) agent; Mack Tempieton, lawyer;
j. NJ. Crane, insurance agent; S. NJ.
! Furman, book-keeper; Will Bailey,
, lawyer; viii Capps, lawyer; +. 5.
: Terry, salesman; f.. l.. Stroud, physi'
. clan; Jnp. A. Cravens, prescriptionisr;
1 Il S Gard, mercantile agent; sam
CAVITY, lawyer; Nicholas Wallerich,
: dentist; II. A. Rogers, lawyer; Thos.
Ross lawyer; Wallace Hendricks, law
yer; j. b. Templeton, lawyer; Geo b.
Carlock, lawyer; Stein IL Stien
lawyers: win Hale, constable
John Buchanan, salesman Ben
Y Prichitt, salesman; Lon Boaz, sales
man, J. X Millilken, printer; Willie
McVeigh, confectioner; J. i. Staniield
| book-kecpAr; Clarence Mari, salesman
g Frank Davis. salesman; y. j. Law
g renee, dentist; Howard Peak, ner
: chant; w. b. Hooinagle, hotel clerk
g. Smith, hotel clerR; Joe Rafferty,
f agricultural implements; Will Evans
/ ook-keeper; Hunter Cray croft
f drummer; Walter Pitts, salesman
f John S Andrews, stock dealer;
: Il. X Snoot, city engineer; Charles
t Turner, grocer; Robert Johnson
q lawyer; j. X. Turner, grocer
j. w. Pinckard, furniture dealer
V T. NJ. Afford, railroader; Iack
;. Reese, railroader; Il. N. Barr
= increment; w. ID. Farris, drum
g mer: IL. f. Price, drummer
5 a. X. Gibbey, salesman; Chas. Terry
salesman Alex Cason, salesman
Charley Harrison, drummer; j. Mont
i gonery, booll-keeper Marion Keith
@ ley, cnmpositor; VIM. Ryer, sales
4 man Frank Brazelton, cOmpositor
d j. Il. Mitchell, agricultural nipple
n meuts Chas. Mitchell, drummer; j
w Kim, drummer; All. Slack
>, drummer; Ieno Ross, law
w. l.. Bentley, sheepnan
d Ben Laycroft, druggist; James Branco
X pawnbroker; j. b. Litlleiohn, insur
- ance agent; Q. Guy Rely, physician
. J. a Nesbit, engineer; w. III. Moore
o pbysiciqn; Gus Nalhus, pressman; l.
il b. Station, county physician; Stuar
II Harrison, city treasurer; Charley Gar
II retson, policeman; Jim Thomson
5 policeman; jim Maddox, deputy sher
III: II. t.. Maddox, city tn!
l. collector; Rom Graham, drummer
e Ben Thompson, salesman; Ed Locliett
K drummer; Ed Williams, drummer
It George Brown, salesmau; j. II. Wilkes
n liveryman; George Cause, liveryman
i. j. A. Peacock, cosnpositor; j. j. Chew
r. ticket agent: +. w. Simmons, ticke
a agent; Jesse Good, merchant; Alex
q Cason, salesman; Chas. Fox, book
y keeper; w. Is. McAdams, compositor
,f Antony Noonan, compassion
IS a. J. Center, merchant; Leo Wena'
i merchant; j. Washer, clothier; lie
n August, clothier; j. +. z. Capera, con
lt fectioner; j. ii. Priddy, composition
e j. g. Reeves, newspaper owner; Harr.
n Cook, salesman; j. w. Carerton, sale
!. man; A. Il. Smith, salesman; DaSi,
e. Malone, salesman; X. c. Combs
4 salesman; Augustus Afford, fore
n man printer; j. r.. Algee, jour
ii nulist; w. a. Beckwith, book Keeper
~ ID. Jurnett, salesman; Il. q. Beau
a champ, jewelry salesman; G. q. Mitch
" ell, dfnmmer; +, z. Moore, drummer
"a 4. w. Kim, drummer O
y NJ. Kern, salesman; 7. Towie, sales
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