Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-02
LOCALITIES.

Don't forget the ball game this after
noon.
The bill collectors were out in full
force yesterday.
Election tickets were sent all over
the county yesterday.
An infant daughter of Mr.. j. l..
Kellner died yesterday morning.
The calaboose is crowded with
tramps who were arrested yesterday.
j. II. Smith has the contract Of put
ting up four brick buildings for w. A.
Huffman on the corner OF Main and
Fifth streets.
The Good Templars will meet next
Thursday evening in the Railroad
FiTemen's hall on South Rusk street,
near Browns grocery.
A rare treat at the courthouse to-
night at $50. A lecture by j. l.. An
drew on "a Defense of Modern Inf
deity" Everybody invited.
A rare treat at the courthouse to-
morrow night at 1850. A lecture by ].
l., ANDREW. Subject: defense Of
Modern Infldelity." Everybody in
vited
The Dallas aud Fort Worth base
ball clubs cross bats at the base ball
park this afternoon. A large crowd
| will doubtless be in attendance. The
game will be called at $3.50, sharp.
Yesterday morninga milk-wagon on
| fire was seen going up Houston street,
but milk being closely akin TO water,
| the flames were soon eXtinguished,
aud the frightened vender went his
way.
The DEVILS Auction is strictly le-
ultimate attraction, and on leaving
Texas goes straight to McNicker's, the
leading Chicago theater. The theat-
rical people who are severe critics ac-
cord il unstinted praise.
Work will begin soon on the addi-
ton to the clothing and merchant
tailoring establishment of Dahlman
Bros. When arranged according e
their present plans their house will
take second place to none in the state
Mr.. Young, who owns dairy farm
north of the city, has struck new
plan for delivering milk. He has two
sets of bottles and delivers pints and
quarts TO his customers in this way
He collects the empty bottles each triI
he makes to the city.
Marriage licenses yesterday Charles
Crowley to Miss Mary Thurmond
Geo. w. King to Miss Sophia j
: Montgomery; VIM. ]. Deacon TO Mis-
Annie b. Morris; II. w. Moore TO Mis-
Anna Clara Stephens; II. II, Brown Il
Miss Sarah A, Boidson.
The synod of the Presbyterian
church of Texas met in the Firs
PRESBYTERIAN church in the city o
Austin, on the 23d of October, and ad
journed Monday night Of this week
Rev. ID. M. Moore of this city wa
q present as member, and has re
turned. He reports encouraging
progress in the work of the church II
this tate. New churches have beel
organized and the old increased II
3 members. A committee was presen
from the other synod, inviting coop
f Grafton in the work of educating tn
colOred people and plan OF co-opern
o tive work was adopted.
We call special attention 10 tn
? beautiful and praiseworthy display O
g art work contributed by the ladies q
our own city and county. said con
= tributions will continue on exhibition
; in FIRST room west side of main en-
. trance to opera-house until removal {
New Orleans. Price of admission, >
u cents. 1t is hoped and confidently ca
- pected that our citizens will substnn
TALLY aid, encourage and cheer TIA
g hearts OF the ladies who have for s
V long a time, uRder adverse circuu
stances, labored 10 provide creditabl
e exhibit at the National and Interni
n tional Worlds exposition.