Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
SHERMAN.
1. weather Makes Business
All Signs Of Hard Times
Have Disappeared.
r,,uer Genes in With His Load
f. aud Returns Happy With
little Brown jug Full.

ho Gazette.
euAS, Ten, Dec. 22,-Tho ex-
4 I'D wave that struck the city
ming aboui A o'clock has fairly
& INHABITANTS in a trot, and the
,nee Of the streets, which are
reople doing their Christmas
NJ looks like a rush
yorthern town. All the
ms who have holiday goods for
r, crowded with customers, aud
rality with which they buy
hat ail the money has not left
.ntiv. ifthe times are hard.
lsres livery firm of 10 Warden
an East Pecan street changed
"A ihis morning by sale to j. p
Scott Eegger aud
y Greer Of Coilin county.
federation was $1,000 cash. and
nior member of the new firm,
hest, took charge in an hour az
rontract was closed The Trans.
races . fine lot of horses In ex-
copdilion and q good stock of
y We know the new FIRM 10
aud popular men, and antiei-
them "a iair divide OF the bus!-
iihe city.
Blown, former proprietor OF
nkloy house, Is NOW negotiating
lrsse Of the Colorado hotel In
n and goes there to-day 20 take
busluess review of the
b. Mr. Browns popularity
host has made his
familiar TO all travellers in Texas,
nison can claim a good landlord
Gates there.
]. II Evans and w G. War.
no own IA large ranch in Dom
mnty, returned from that coun.
sfurday tvcning and report
In fine condition with
Of grass to winter on,
aVIains up the Red river, that
din stream into "A raging tor
ddnOt fall as far up as the Pan
but took the form OF snow IL
rniry When they LETT Claren
edne day last the thermumete.
ded - below zero and h
face Of "A cutting win,
bad TO trnVpl fOur DAYS In an opel
20 reach Wichita Fails, wher
look he train,
NV Wilson and 10 Harris O
syi.ls came over on the morning
SIS wilaon & Rumrill
Is Of the famous PAGER
lall, sent him over I
1. Willhite this morning to b
fred aud trained AZ the Shermal
The latter now has one OF Tn
ID PAGERS In the world aud IN
4 ye-year-t III trotter, Jerome Tul
b all the Western country, IT,
tted that these two viii constitut
Ma STING Of cRmpaigners neS
lh that viii better their record
Hather many golden shekels 70
Owners.
'brge number OF old sheds In from
i business houses have been Coz
bed 10y the city council, aud the
4hily presence has been change
4habdsome cloth awnings {
awninps. The latter have III
niage Of security in high wind
lso furnish protection 20 VS.!
N during Il rain; for these reasOI
aheuld like TO BEE them more gel
y adopted
d city was full Of farmers tn
ng, aud II nothing IL
ihed evidence that Chrisin
\ hand the number Of jugs stu
n "a, ir wagons woult do
"iittle brown jug" Is always
= hut never 50 important fact
Gmsn enjoyment ae on ChIistm
lions.
business was transacted durii
orenoon ia the distriot court, |
E / Of the absence OF witnesses
Her Norwood, an old ShermI
paper man, came over TO
syille TEDDY to see his old fries
may stay over TO enjoy the nolidt
Nm.
disp2tch dated the 2lst, from J
tef at New Orleans, saye Nat Gu
hs shown 40 material change
days.
ek Walsh hRs purcbssed q sale
tSsrkana aud cent Al ROu e, @
ils most popular clerks, to "a
ge Of II. Al is an artist. and O
who erjoy well-uixed beyeras
lnt like tie idea Of losing him
s y. WRndel0hr Of the Courier /
p finished his handsome new re
y on South Crockett street 8
I'd his family into II The gTour
Well set with improved II
E aRo By Judge J V. CoekTell, a
pew owner now has a home "
he comforts around him necessl
lake life pleasant
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