Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-27
DENIS0N.
The Farmers Alliance Combine Il
Trading at Certain Houses For
the Year 1886.
THIS yorv@rts usil suocess AnS
ious Go Catch the Conductors
Assaiiant.


Special 10 tho GAset,o,
{, DgNBON, Tax, Feb. ~. As an
nounced through the columns Of TnE Ga
zETTK few DAYS ago, the society Vor'
warts gave another one Of their popular
balls last night. Dancing began ~ 4
O'Clock and was kept up until a late hour
AZ ~ an intcrmission was given while
the dancers part0ok OF lunch and re-
ireshmcnts, which was relished by all
and refreshed them very much, When
the music started again dancing was re-
sumed with new ylgor. The ball waf
conducted with best NJ order and all
present enjoyed most pleasant evening
The Hociety Will give n masquerade ball
before The close OF the seaBon, which IA
looked forward 10 with great interest
The Farmers alliance met yesterday
with a good representation from The
different lodges The meeting was c0n.
Quoted quietly and orderly, and all that
was said and done was right IN the point.
The propositions Of several merchants
were considered, and the best interests
OF the members Of the alliance were
talked upon, The dry goods store Of Il,
NJ King, formerly Scott 3 Youreei Len
Perry, grocersg Lceper, Lingo a Coz
hardware, Or. llanna's drug store, OF
DenlsOn, and w. u. Orno OF Pottsboro,
groceries and dry goods, were selected
for tho ensuing year for the members to
trade With. Tho alliance Is very
strong order, and It's united patronage IN
quite an item and compliment 10 the
houses selected by 10.
Tho exercises AZ the public school this
evening were well rendered, taking II IN
all, and large number Of visitors were
present. A morc minute account will
appear In THE GAlETTrE in another
Issue.
The ladies who contemplate attending
the o, q, Of III ball on the 9TH Of March
VIII benr In mind TINT no ladies viii be
under mask, only the gentlemen,
The railroad boys are very anxious that
the would-bo murderer OF young Kimmls
viii be caught soon The telegraph pole
IN already picked out TO celebrate ON, aud
the boys want u chance 20 show what
they Will do when any Que OF their mum
Der IL unfairly dealt with. lleyeugci
u ls understood that there IL un old
man by the name Of lIilderbrldle lust
back Of the postoillcc block who Is par
alyled and In destitute circumstances.
VINO will be the first eharltably disposed
person TO help the old gentlemanf Ilo
was crippled I'm tho war aud has never
Cotton over H.
The wrestling Is talked about
with great Interest among the sporting
men Of the city.
Dick Chamberlain went over 10 Sher.
man to-day ON Il visit to his sisters.
Mr. o. Poget, representing the ST..
Louis type foundry, is In tho city and
sold the Donison News $1,000 worth Of
now material presses, engine, etc, --pro.
paralory to getting out the enlarged
paper.
The reception rendered TO Mr. and Mrs
James Lceper of Coleman, Tex, at the
Colonn0de hotel by the Bachelors club
was quite m event In society circles to-
night A very large number Of friends
OF The groom and bride were present who
wished them lie OF happiness.
Forty-four Central Pacific fruit cars
loaded With oranges from Los Angeles,
Cal, passed through via the Missouri
Pacific yesterday, consigned to parties
North,