Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-11
LOCALITIES.

The +. NJ. Daggett Hoss cor,n.x.,
Tuesday. next
Officer Jim COPYRIGHT has MO
sented Officer ]. w. Thomson with
fine pistol. WIN u
No. falsetto voice will be one of
the attractions at the Cumberland
presbyterian church to-day.
The inmates of the comfy ,.;, 4. /.
s s 70 return their sincere thanks To
Mr.. George Holland for the packagss
OF reading matter sent them nj "a.
iious times. ~ ~ va
~, AZ the opera.house next "Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. prof
Lewis and assistants will entertain
theater-goers. Their ADVERTISEMENT
appears elsewhere.
THE plucky little Santa Fen does
NOT stand any monkeying. 1t tackles
jay Souid, Western Union or a tele.
phone company with equal inditi.r.
ence ana promptness. This is not.
necessarily, in the nature of sympathy
with 1t In the fight now going on, but
the statement of a fact.
Everybody knows John +. Swayne
wen, he Is candidate lor reelection
and his announcement Is In to-day's
Issue. Mr.. Swayne has no superior ia
the state as a county clerk, and IL he
should be reelected, the county will
again have his valuable services for
the next two years.-Grapevine Tele.
phone.
A meeting for the purpose of organ.
izing Tarrant County Sunday-scRool
association will be held in Arlington
on May % and 80 aud June |, Every
Sunday-school in the county ia re.
quested to send one or more delegates.
Eminent workers in the Sunday school
cause will he there, and the accom-.
piishment of much good Is expected.
Grapevine Telephone.
The debate at the meeting of the
Philomathean society Friday evening
was participated in by Messrs. Early
and Holloway on the affirmative and
Messrs Logan and Snow on the mega
tive. The following pieces, not men
toned yesterday, constituted part of
the programme: reading, Suggestions
for a School of Journalism Mr..
Slack; recitation, "Lochinvar,n Miss
Thomas.
Thompson's lake was the scene of a
pleasant picnic yesterday, called the
dairymen's picnic, because given by
three clever gentlemen, all of whom
are engaged in that line of business,
Messrs. Cruch, Swaringer and Strick.
land. 1t was attended by about a
dozen couples, who fished, boated,
nrnnraffnA ctn IannaI 30 ~
joyed themselves generally.
The picnic OF the Christian Sunday.
school was held Mt Fleming's grove
yesterday, the children determining
upon a change just before starting.
Four buses went out. Prof. Snow,
George Hendricks, Mr.. Randall and
Sam Seaton did their whole duty In
the way of providing swings, croquet,
lemonade and many etceteras. and all
enjoyed themselves as they should on
such occasions.
1t is gratifying TO the friends and
acquaintance of DR.. j. l.. Cooper, son
of Judge Cooper of this place, to know
that he is having fine success in the
practice of his profession in Fort
Worth. DIR. Cooper graduated about
year ago in the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons, in Baltimore, Md, one
of the finest schools of its kind in the
United States. He is only about TWEEN
ty-four years of age. A bright and
prosperous future is before him
Should he have health with extended
years, he will doubtless rise to enviabls
distinction in the science and practice
of his profession.--Crockett Church
Mirror.