Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-13
LOCAL ETTES.

| A. B. Smith is building FIVE two
| story cottages on the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurley are happy
at the arrival of fine boy. The faths
| is especially delighted.
MIR. and Mrs. James S. Davis were
made very happy yesterday by the ad-
vent Of a bright baby boy.
| T. B. kebort yesterday made COM
| plant against Policeman Kits, char ging
him with aggravated assault.
| Sunday school scholars of st. Andrew g
church will meet at the hall at O'Clock
to-day for rehearsal. Come.
The grand jury on yesterday adjourned
7 for the term. They found seventy-three
/ Indictments, thirty of them for felonies E.
ID Ba1Ip s. SarretsQn, Sts Young, Andrews
kuaeit5s hay sfsr sale registered bulls;
| a5g milchS ri sOfsaIfe R ssa and butter
In the last two weeks contracts have
been let for buildings to cost SIP 800,
and work is under way on several of them
| already.
J. Edward s.!donation to the Catholic
fair was a fine BAsset of fruit. Edward
Levi has contribdfeShan elegant bunch of
| bananas.
The basket Is champagne to be ratified
for at the CafAsfic fair is of the finest
quality. The Winner can select his own
choice of braHds.
District Judge Beckhan, after being
| abseTft from the bench for some time,
res1arihd his judicial Duties yesterday
Mrs ..Beckham has greatly improved in
heals5.
omag tsfGe, & t t4essssassSaseity of but
&sf, tie Fort Worth GFscer Company
Mye baught lagge suppiSef creamery
bfSssesike. AThissRiicl EDS pure. fresh and
sweet; and #eThvite your trial oFeer.
Charlie Fox, well known III Fort
Worth, died in Dallas at his sisters
residence Tuesday night and was buried
yesterday afternoon. His widow has the
sympathy of many friends in this city.
4Fhe ladiss, of tha-Cumbffand Presby-
! tefiaa clfInh obenga bazaar Tuesday
t.e48ni1g SDeeem5er Is, in AAe bui.das
[hexs e EWessS drug;p store7ssss sassfers
Fserved ffNall styles. Admission Fee; all
cordially invited.
The Unitarian Society will resume meet
ings at their hall next Sunday morning
at / / CLOCK. The opening subject will
be ''CallS from the Dust All are in
Quoted by Professor Singer.
A number of friends met at President
Paddock = Tuesday night to eat an ami
versary supper with him and his good
wife. Those who were present say it is
surprising how graceful a Presbyterian
deacon can be in a dance. No names.
Theodore Disco, so well known in COM
mercial circles, having been with Martin
Brown Company for several years, died
here yesterday. He had been in bad
health and moved to Baltimore, but the
change was bad one and he came back
to sunny Texas only to die. He leaves
heartbroken widow.
Mr.. L. Gerlinger of Chicago, who has
been i'll Fort Worth two or three days,
made several investments i'll this city
yesterday. He believes in Fort Worth.
Last night he said to Il GAZETTE reporter:
81 see THE GAZETTE will print
special edition on January /. | want
you to give the business office my order
for 1000 copies. / will place them in
Chicago and expect the $50 invested to
net me $1,000. Mr.. Gcrlinger will come
to Fort Worth.
John H. Chancellor, the father of
James Monroe Chancellor, the little fell
low who stole horse in Comanche county,
cdlIeu DIT LIE NALEl
said his boy did not steal the horse for
money that was in is, but simply
to get to his mother, whoi
he wanted TO see very much. Mr.. Chan
cellor says he will recover and return the
horse or pay the owner the full value of
it. Little Chancellor was taken TO Com
manche yesterday for trial.
Interest in the Catholic fair grows and,
last night there was Il larger number of
people in attendance than on either Mon
day or Tuesday night. The ladies are
exerting themselves to the utmost to
make the fair a success, and thus far
have succeeded well. The voting for the
most popular young lady continues, and
the friends of each are bringing every
vote to the ballot box. The result last
night was, Miss Mary Bergin 142 votes,
Miss Abbie Harold 1876 votes, Miss Mary
Haas l73 votes. Last night A. J Ander
son presented the ladies with fancy arti-
Giles to the value of 500. >eeS'