Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-03
DENIS0N.
Charged with Assault and Battery On
Woman and Abduction Of Her
Daughter, Aged Fifteen.
a Trnsaction Ina Bowelless watches De-
Isyed Trains-society Sews-A
Challenge TO sherman


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DESIsoS, TIN, Feb. 1.-The Denison
Morning News appears this morning with
/ tclegraphic news and the Associated Press
report FOR its readers In its editorial
they say they have ordered a new dress,
Will have an instrument placed In the
office with is own telegraph operator, and
II the business men will lend their assist
ance Denison will soon have a paper
itself.
The remains Of the nag-stone was
moved to the Star store yesterday.
Fosters large white bulldog, Oscar,
amused the boys yesterday In the way OF
two or three fights, In which he came out
chest dogn each time.
There arc several good chickens In this
town and they are wanting lght from
Sherman, If they have any game birds
over there.
Mrs. John Creager Is visiting her pa
rents In Whitesboro this week.
Charles Scholl, Job artist at the News,
IL at his post once more, after several
days Of Illness.
Frank Petit, of the firm Of Petit &
Waltz, has returned from st. Louis, where
he went TO buy machinery for their
branch house at III Paso. While absent
he visited his old home, and Frank is
more than ever pleased with the Lone Star
state
j. weisman OF Marshall, and of the firm
OF j. Weisman & Co. Of this city, Is shak-
ing hands with his friends In Denlson.
Howard Johnson, THE GAZETTE news
boy, Is confined to bed with the measles,
at the residence Of his uncle, Marshal
Cutler.
THE GAZETTE, on next Sunday, will
contain the society news OF the week,
gathered expressly for THE GAzETTE by
one o: Denison's most popular and pleas
ant bellies.
Where, o where, is the fool-killer? His
services are badly needed in this com
munlty at present. The oldest swindling
game known to mankind, and the most
barefaced fraud that sleight- of.hand man
ipulators ever practiced, was introduced
on our streets last Saturday, anda qua
newspaper man and livery stable pro-
prietor Invested, and as usual "got left"
He was slick one and sold lewelry so
cheap that even the bootblacks refused to
invest for fear Of rascality. Yet men who
profess TO have at least an average intel
ligence patronized the "fakir" and got
"wonderfully and fsarfully left" The
newspaper man bought four watches,
evidently for the purpose Of Keeping up
with the "tlme." Was there i twenty
dollar bill ia each case? Well,
hardly. Bitter, brlny, scaldlng
tears he shed when he opened
the watch cases. The watch was bowel
less, as empty as tramp's stomach. The
livery man invested Ia watches TO "timen
his fast horses with, we suppose. He is
now coenizant of the fact that "time is
iieeting," likewise tho watch.man The
newsman and his partner in Ignorance
followed the ''fakirn to Sherman and
made him disgorge. Aud now Doc, like
wise Jerry, THE GAZETTE man wants to
offer little advice gratis, and it is this
"When in the course of human events 1t
becomes necessary TO buy watch, OF
anything else, don't try to beat a profess
sionG sharper; II you do you are very
liable to get left. Farewell, iakir, and II
fate brings you Depisonwards again will
bet niue dollars that Doc Wright and
Jerry Nolan viii not buy watch from
you. Nary watch
The train from Fort Worth was one
hour late to-day and the train from the
north was five hours late.
Dick Chamberlain has taken charge of
the Denison branch OF the Labor Slftings
to correspond, collect debts and handle
the paper. All news regarding the Knights
of Labor Will be highly appreciated by
him when handed in, Us 1t is his intention
to have column or more of that kind of
news. .
John Crowley, brakeman on the Mis- |
souri, Pacific, will be tried tomorrow in
Judge Nevins' court, for assault and bat !
terry ON Mrs. Bohannan, widow lady, |
living east OF the railroad. He Is also |
charged with abducting her daughter,
Miss Lille, beautiful miss of fifteen.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Elliott went to
Dallas to visit friends
An extra passenger train was made up
N Denison and went to Fort Worth on ac-
count of the train from the north being so
ate.