Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
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ON TuE STREET
First Baptist church-serylces at IN,
: opera house to-day.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
william Hamilton was buried yesterday
The Catholic ladies' festival ended last
:; night and was very enjoyable through
= out,
I Tabernacle services this afternoon al
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Tlnnon will preach
there.
a savage dog Yesterday bit Mr.. David
Wilson, an elderly gentleman. His ripht
arm was seriously injured
The directory OF the Labor Slftlngs
: Publishing company was In busy session
yesterday, but the result OF their labors
IN not known.
! Lucky John s. Ward OF the White Elo-
plant last night won an elegantly bound
set OF Wayerly novels on throw Of
/ thlrty-nlne.
The steady increeee in musical culture
in this city Is being felt In church circles,
the choirs OF the several churches being
an ornament to the city.
The Colorcd Sons OF Beneyolence ard
their very many friends had grand pic
4 mic yesterday at Trinity park. No acci-
Ladies' Aid society OF the First Baptist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon at
1 O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs. G.. II.
Want, corner First and Royal.
Why should Fort Worth be without A
histrlonic society," Why not give 10 the
drama some attention such as Is being
given music? Who will move in the
matter2
| HsIN ~ 49,.
tie the recent converts to the Mount
Gilead Baptist church (colored) IN the
| Trinity river ut the old place, this after
noon at O'Clock.
Marriage licenses were yesterday Issued
| to Felix O'Duhlgg and Mrs NJ. II. Parks;
j. II. Hendricks aud Alice Ricketts,. The
latter couple are TO be married at the
Mansion house this morning,
Some OF the military boys are some
what discouraged, but have not given up
their design Of well.drilled and hand
somelY uniformed company. Who IL the
Jot Guntcr Of Fort Worth to come to
their aidY
Two train-loads OF cattle from South
Texas came IN last night over the Mis-
souri, Pacific aud wiz proceed to Harold,
thence on the trail northwestward. These
are portion OF the Racial Brothers
South Texas stock.
The White Elephant has raflie on
hand OF superb music-b *. The musical
instrument Ia probably the finest of the
kind ever seen ia this city. aud is valued |
at $500. Fortunate will be the man who !
obtains so much music az no will get IN |
this box, II he wins II.
A lively party OF handsome young men,
npunpnllu a., u
DE- I. W. Powell w. b. Wells,
Il, M, Rowe and others left
yesterday on fishing excursion some
twenty miles away. Their llsh stories
Will be unique when the party return.
II is not 10 be wondered at that 40 |
many OF the elite of the city 20 20 Wells |
soda fountain for their soda water and |
ginger ale, Their daily picnics continue
TO draw large crowds Of people TO the
store, who so there 10 sip the pure nee.
tars drawn from the mammoth Arctic |
fount.
AZ IL Is impossible 10 procure postage
stamps from the postofllce at an hours on
Sunday, the Fort Worth Pharmacy com.
pany have supplied themselves with a
large quantity thst they viii hereafter
place on sale that day The price will re.
main the SAME Of course az Uncle Sam
has already established,
The Fort Worth Grocer company win
have their mammoth pelican IN position
IN the store on Monday. 1t has been
well preserved and viii spread It's shol-
tering wings nine feet from tip To zip
over the commercial house II viii here
after preside over, This pelican was
Killed in Tarrant county.
IL was understood that the local Knights
~ Labor held an interesting meeting last
night. The main point made was with
reference to the knights IN their indiyld.
ual capacity being on hand az the pr-
marles on the 10th OF July next, aud as
Democrats they propose TO be there; but
the primaries will not need tho presence
OF any Republicans.
The Fourth Street Methodist church
has boen moved so IL now faces north
Instead OF west as formerly. Part OF tho
parsonage has been moved away also.
The turning round of the church and the
removal oi the parsonage Is TO make
room for the new ediRae soon 20 be
erected, which viii take the place OF the
old one and face west as II did.
Capt. +, p, Lyon, more widely known ,
as the representative OF the Pauly jail
Building and Manufacturing company,
has been advised OF the fact that he Is a
heir TO vast estate White
he says he has no confidence In &C, at the
Same time should he come into posses
sion OF II, II would bo magnificent, as Il
q twO'tenths interest In 2,50O,-
600 acres OF valuable Rud. Such is life.
The representative OF the Dlebold safe
company, W. II. Gsrretson, was In the
,ilv yesterday, He came In the morning
and by O'Clock had sold ten large safes
To a GAzerrE man he said, "this Is The
ivest city IN the whole Southwest; |
never saw such rushing business. The ,
ruth Is your citizens have something To
axe care o.; they need safes to hold the I,
money they handle after banking hours. ,
am arranging 10 open an oillce hcre.n
There have been presented 10 Mr. !
Joseph II. Brown two handsome slabs OF
liack-gray granite from the far-away hills ,
u New Hampshire TO he placed In Mr.. /,
irown's new bailding, These slabs Dear ,
ne respective Inscriptions; 'Jcseph ,
J. Brown, Wholesale Grocer,n and ,
1885, They are present ,
ROM Mrs Ethan Blodeett of Filxgilaams' !
Depot. y II through his brother.in.law. :
Or, w 4. MANCHESTER, who Ia shipping /,
Jerk Ia Dir. Browns establishment. 4
Married. :,
AZ the parsonage Of the Second Pros 3