Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Il. s. Pe,tus Of Cls,i..
0 a,iie are In the city. They will prob
ably locate here. P'o'
II; II. Wartegg, business manager n,
madame Minnie Hauk, called on The
VAHErrE yesterday evening.
Spot Mccarthy, well known
sporting man of Nashville, Tenn, is
in the city. .
Geo. b. Cornelius of Dallas is in the
city. :" ''e
Frank V. Hawley, manager of c. r
bishops Widow Bedolt combination
Is IN town making arrangements for
thelr appearance at the opera house ON
the evening of Monday, March 2lth.
City Attorney Jas. w. Swayne was
somewhat improved yesterday.
Mr.. II o Price has severed his con.
nettion with the Martin. Brown Co.
and returned last night to his former
home in st. Louis. Mr.. Price leaves
many friends in this city who will re-
greet to learn of his departure, and
wish him success in any new field he
may enter.
Nolney Robinson, former resident
OF Fort Worth, but now one OF the
most enterprising citizens of Cleburnc,
is in the city.
j. c. Easton, president of the Chica.
so " Evanston railway company, ar.
rived in the city last night in a special
car. He will remain here several
days.
Mr.. Harry \. Lee, business manager
g. 4 In,nnl. Of = ~ ~ AL 4
evening. He is here in the interests
of the company, the dates Of which
have been changed to Wednesday and
Thursday, March 18th and 20th.
n n. Boydston, land and passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific at War.
saw, Ind, |. l.. Wiseman, an attor-
ney of the same place, snd \. 5 An
derson of New Sharon, Ia were in the
city Wednesday, and went on 10
Wichita Falls this morning. Aiessrs.
Boydston and Wiseman think of start
ing an emigration and land office
here.
The SeOforih, Ont, sun Of recent
date says: The following is from the
Fort Worth, Texas. GAZETTE: al.
l.. Nercoe, NJ. d, of McGill niversi-
ty, Montreal, who has made an extern
sive tour through the South with Il
vie to locating and practicing his
proft ssion, has finally decided 10 east
his lot with Fort Worth, as the most
promising city he has visited The
Dir. has secured an Office over Wash
er Il Augustus store0 BY the above
it will be seen that the doctor does not
intend returning 10 Seaforth, anC
will dispose of his property her,
mt once. The doctor has been resi-
dent of Seaforth for about twenty
years and was in the active practiVe
of his profession during that time, aud
his present course was only brought
about by finding the extreme cold o
our Canadian winters was sapping The
foundation of his constitution, through
repeated exposures consequent upon
his large practice. The doctor always
took a prominent and active in
terest in every good work that tended
to the welfare of our progressive
town. His enc rgies were thrown
into all educational matters, especially
in the affairs of our High School anC
Mechanics Institute and his gooc
counsels will be greatly missed from
the boards of these institutions. w,
might state without lear oil cOntTaulc
ton that he stood with those who arr
at the head of their profession, having
enjoyed one of the largest practices !
the county, and we can heartily
recommend him to the peopl'
of Fort Worth. No doubt
they will soon learn of his worth and
profit by his services. Mrs. Nercot
will dispose of their property here
and will go south ina couple ofmonths
This lady and her interesting fSmtl.
will he greatly missed from the socia
circle. The Sun joins their man.
friends in wishing them health an
happiness in the sunny South.
Mr.. j. X. Street, proprietorof Street
Monthly, is in the city in the interes
of his paper, and also of his invention
for ventilating grain. BY this inven
ton grain can be kept in binds or IL
bulk without danger of heating AM
injury while undergoing the sweat
BY means of this invention wheat ma,
be cut, threshed as soon a. IL Will bea
il, and Immediately put in granarleI
without the least danger OF INJURY
Mr.. Street will sell farm, county %
state rights,