Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Dsnison; C. W. Jones, Nscoadoches
Miss Mary CoBnor, Jacksonville; Mis-:
Helen Howard, Van Alstyue; Mss Eulr
Conner, Miss Kate McKinpy, Van
AlssJ ne; Mrs. EllS White, Mrs. A.ict
Edwards, MISC Lizzie JONES', NAVAJO;
Mrs. Henry Gres.house, Dacsipr; Mrs
Nellie Beard, Henr!e.ts; Mrs. C. L
Richie, Dallas; Mrs. S. F. Caru.hers
Pat C.rushers, Kopperl; Z. D
Flanagan, Little Rock; MS. 3
Hale, Kingston; Mr.. and Mrs. A
C. Skeles, Mrs S. SANFORD, Whi.esboro
J. B. Wilte.t, Austin; j. 8. De Shulds
Farmersville; Miss Ella and R P. Camp
bell, AlvsTado; Mrs. H. V. Marshall
Sherman; Miss Ssllie Wesr, Chilacothe
E. Mcrelsud, S.E unton, Va; Miss Rose
Igor, Pittsburg; Mrs. j. G. Harris, Miss
Ella Gibbs, Susie Byrd, Fort Worth; G
E. Tarner, Aurors; Jas. c. Downlyl
Franklin, Ky; Mrs. s. B. RsggGrf, jan.
ME Haggsrs eDd Emma Haggsrt, Forl
WORTH; Mrs. JEFF Davis. Waco; Mrs. NJ.
]. Graham, Dallas; Irwin Daniel, Austin
j. r. Jeter, For. Worth; c. B. Calder
New Orleans; Il. N. Tuck, + e Cunning
ham, Roy Cunningham, Slermsn; Misses
Alice Gibson and Monty Burchald
Weathsrford; a. j. PARKS end wife
Keller; Thos. j. Kindel and wif9, Mss
Allie Taylor, MISS Kate Bedding,
and 7. j K!rdell, Westherfo-d; MIS-. L.
T. SHROPSHIRE, Dallas; MIS-. Fl. D. VIII
liamR, Fort Worth; C. ". McGehen, Mrs.
3. Meg ehen, Jessie M2Gsher, Weather
torc; R, SokolUsky, Henrietta; Miss S.
Reiss, L. S. R4ies. Fort Worth; Grace
C1llinF, Dallas; Flank Porter, Miss 3.
Barthold, Miss Lillian Penn, Mrs. Z. 3
Mlllikep, Mira. J. q. MillIken, Miss Mary
Milliker, Weetne,fnI6; Mrs. c. ". Dame,
Fort Worth; Mrs. E L. Bancroft, Minnie
AEna Bosiick. Fort Worth; Ms. NJ 2.
Cal, Orspge ;!Mts. Eugene Burr, Orange; ;
Captain Julisn Field and wife, Captain
George Letter and Wife Miss Ciaud
Boulwsre, Fort Worth; Miss b. L. u
gram, Bowie; Mrs. A. Bradley, Misc Will
lie Glbbs, Dallas; Miss Fannie Williams,
Palestine; Miss Julia E. Cole, Mrs. e. S.
Trooper, Dallas; Mrs. NJ c. E.hridge,
Miss Allie R.ch, Alyord; J. q. Ozelsby
snd wife, Mrs. &. C. Schmidt, Jr, Fort
" orsh; &. E. Msy AID wife, Denton; Mr..
and Mrs. E W. Sstherge, Casrles r.
Scott, J. 2. Witcher, Fort Worth; j. E.
Lu'z, Vernon; Matte Mitchell, Com
me.ce; Dr.. j. J. Inge srd wife, Pecos
City; Misses Minnie Morrison, Fannie
Butcher, Jodie Gresham, W. Newton,
nIrs. W. D. Gresnlaw, Mrs. F. Nj. Davis,
Dallas; Mrs. ". D. james, Cieburne
Miss Josie Realing, Sherman; Colonel E.
Emoersor, Pilot Pint; Mrs. Sallle Smell,
Fort Worm; Mrs. j. D. Fouche, Plano
Mrs E L Andrews, Fort Worth; Willie
c. Raves, Dallas; D. G. Duucsn. Cnica.
GO; Mrs. CJre Shepherd, Christian
Advocate, DalNs.
FAIR NOTES.
Every hotel is now using cots 70 lodge
guests.
Numerous complaints oi"gouging" are
now heard.
A grand fireworks display will be given
Saturday, night.
Messrs. Jim Grand and Dave Lind
man Of Whitney are in the city.
Sunday will be "L,bsrati Day." and s
.reat is in store for all who come.
Among the visitors to-day was BIZ. ".
B. Stevens, staff correspondent Of the
Globs- DemOcrat.
Colonel John T. Dickinson CT the San
1AkGk AAsIOlk4 al ASAg los o
night for San Antonio.
TIE Pueblo Indians will eu:er.sin tas
cr3wds next week by exhibitions Of foos =
racing, dancing, bunting, etc.
The live stock department.. since the
award OF the premiums, Is rapidly thin
hing Gus. Oily cattle for sslsamsy now
be seen.
Mr.. Cass. Hicks OF the San Antonio
Fair left to-xign. for homs. Hs said to
the reporter that oil of tas best features
OF the Dallas fair Will De exhibited AZ
San Antonio.
ME oh. swAR1z.
D. II. Swsriz, the photographer Of
Fort Worth, has tstonisaed tas natives
with bis magnificent displsy of Hne1cellsd
work in the srs Of portsais printing Snd
photogrsphirg. Es ROW MI On display
the faest exhibit of phSSosraphs ever
gotten Up Tor such an occasion. To TAI!
to visw thiSAxhib.s bs4o omit eae of ths
NEST Interesting features OF the gorgeous
display in the e30os4eion hall. Mr.. Swxrtz
haa long esj,yedaks repxsasion Of being
the fness phakSspaer and pcrersis
painter in the1tutns Bis OIL, pastel snd
crayon work3 UNSURPASSED. A massik-
Cen. displS1scf E2sci16ls representing
these thrsf5inss OF his eSesllent work are
on exaibfa6r, and are weA worth q visit
and careful inspection. his oil work
will besr the CLOSEST Inspection, and
nothing plesges MI. SNsrz more thsa TO
answer qusstions and dllS.e upon the ex.
cellency of his work. We trust every
body will make 1t point 10 visit MI.
Swertz' headquarters.
&M THE r0fUL& NEW 4HoME.
xl' Ne" A0.s o''ss A.sa'ns GEN.