Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
! sstAN's SOCIETY.
( c1ggested-its Prizes and
Utilities Personal.

Ullltltb -icrSOliais
rcd, ol.dence of the Gazette.
aiITanuary 3.-"My dear sir,
br Sherman is unsurpassed;
rilr the state, sir; finest in
Inland th. citizen sat calm
mis- office chair, thoroughly
hal his own answer made.
ic ,lRdh't called in question
yiened, and if | had what
have proilted in
us, of that dogmatic
md no one desires TO
,s,estion. Sherman society
Ru,y upon that high plane
o,scterixes SO many of the
d, and cities of the state
~ refinement, culture and
lit Is, you would expect
= you find. The outward
ian elevated society are APP
stranger in the modest
~ d charming apparel of the
IN the street. A'e they
That Texan courtesy, the
~. of Imported politeness
y, the already healthy ma
ives to the men the same
= manner and kindness Of
' almost over the entire
"a Short observation dis
y agitation here--a mere
u, !, true. but yet alarming
agnink that the many bache-
y" passed by, some Of these
is had made them callous
Ia, coming Of a leap-year.
Escaped when they wSe
alger and probably better
:, t. with increase of years
OF grow their fear OF
nsi.ap-s ear with all its posi-
Ih thus they are becoming
Ger by the pale cast OF
dg or like King Lear are
10 dismal thinkings."
there has been such an ne
Y Of fine marriageaole meu-
out, That in desperation t?)
ave preached the subject of
lottery. 1t has also been
ss"pick and choose" process
every body knowing eX-
P+lue of his or her prize won
airy scheme Of the matri-
Try, that it now becomes
yeJ surround the selections
t.a,f sthe attributes of chance.
hazard aud its charms
sent while the heretofore
aud tinid bachelors will
ally disposed OF Now
euch preparation for such
j,sti't il singular that these
len should quake? Think
Ioticketed of, one by one, no
ianital prizes, and with n
.pncer,ainty Us to their aDil-
4 their joy. In view of all
loyou must not he surprised
t,sters about the state after
le
,,th Matrimonial Lottery!
10 draws u Prize. Bashful
ind Winsome WIdowers!
es of Sherman, desiring to
other parts Of the state in
4 distribution of the very
.einent (as varied ms it is
';iety gentlemen ~ yet UNI
i'd Warranted free of mort
ira'svheme looking to the
n of their forlorn condition.
rlze Is guaranteed TO every
Ter. First grand leap-yenr
II. The committee oi ladies
laring completed lists, and
shnuld at once begin their
numbers. Following is II
Descriptive catalogue, Civ
n i,iosy ncrasies Of cbarac-
he'd on application TO the
!: Captain j II. Cowles,
{. n, Walker, 40; j A. Price,
"a. Steever, 81; Walter Wal
I'm tiray, 40; John Donald
a Levy, 80; Henry H"l-
Abe Schneider 35; George
II. q. Hall, 80; A. p. Fin
w Finlay. 40; FRANK STRAIT
b. Paxton, So; j Writ
DeAc. Jones, 40; Joe Obern-
!; Allert Oherndorfrr, 40;
lprs, IS; Geo. w. Patty, %;
40: rom Randolph, 81; 7. III,
/; James Mansfield, AZ, d..
row, 81; DIR. Bidding, 40; II.
chArl.s Rillenour, 40: Bev-
lers0n, 40; Emmett Smith,
ages estimated and subject
Many Others not yet cata-
yOnHwonder at the agitation?
Of course. understand thai
ulely philauthropic move
Il e part of the ladies, and
Ie thai "a forced retirement
~ pri2, : may create a panic
zeal matrimonial market.
lottery idea isn't new; 1t has
MED in VERSE; nut IL Womb
dedly interesting 10 the Wet
paisnpn, The subjects. Per-
n0te The youlhIulness OF
Ter. Not like the youngs,er
y.nine winters at Dallas
IRE yesterday; he who
1t then his marriage
t ID hoped that in the event
II scheme, the ladies will
tllprough descriptive catn-
.lully giving their tastes, pc
habit and the many things
have curiosity about.
pwing young ladies' having
B 10 hpend Chris mas have
his " eek To the colleges.
na and Ada Moore, Kuuf,