Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Miss Lille O'Brieu and Miss jamie Oar
win, Dallas; Jas. T. Teddy, Mckinney !;
A. ~. Brett, Jr., Mckinney; J. L Bel,
Effiaghsm, Ill Sheriff q P. West, Cor
cana; Mrs. II. P. West, Corsicsua; Mr.
and Mrs j.. E Bryars, Workman; Nj and
Mrs. j. NJ. Milan, Cleburne; Will Nc
CIsran 81 Horace D. Monroe, Cameron !;
F. Pounyer, Moutre.l, Csnada; MIS-.
! Z. TurI er and Mrs L. 81 Houston, Gar
land; D. o Il. kirkpatrick and
j. A. Bass, Mckinney; T. P Lenoir,
Fort Worth; H. P. Cook, wildwood !;
F. L. Dams, Denver, Col =. L Hough-
tor, n, W M, ECO; Miss Carrie jennings,
Miss Fannie Smith, Mrs. Fl Plstt, Dsl-
lag; Mrs.. j. r. Weatherly, Gsspsvine;
Rlr. and Mrs. B. P. Hand, Cieburne; Mr..
aud Mra. W. r Mitchell, and Mrs. Q F
Mitchell, Dallas; Mrs. n f. Meyers, SIN
Acgelo; Mrs. E. G. Hawks, Cameron;
Miss Lena Mitchell, D.llss; Misses Gtace
sad Roe Collins, Dsllas; Miss Ida
La'chwortb, Miss Ids BJrduran', B. E
Sprinkle end wife, J. B. Sprinkle and
George Csl Ter, F0rt Worth;W C Hilliayd,
Corsicsns; Percy L. Markell, Fort Worth;
Frank Trimble, Cnrsic.ns; j. G Trimble,
Mount Sterling, Ky; Miss S:cbe, Mrs.
Z G Mower, Mr.. aad Mrs f. L Gry,e
aod Miss Belle HeGtc, Fort Wor;b; Mr.
| and Mrs, S A. Drake, Miss Aggle DRAKE
and Miss R 'oecc4 RIwdep, Dsllss; Mrs
I. P Roberts sEd Miss Moille Thomas,
| DSliss; Miss Mary Mccall, Wez.heyfctd;
| S. nc Neal, Fort W orth; Mr.. and Mrs
W. B. N1rmsn, Miss Minnie S .ous and
Ms N. NJ. Bounds, Alvarsdo; J. D.
Cau:nsn, Garland; c NJ. B.see, Denton;
Lena X. Creekmore, W eatherford; Mrs. q.
F. Snodgrsss, Aze; Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. q.
Gcssett, J. Gratnweu, Dallas; 7. K
Chisholm and ". P Strickland, S2ermau;
j. W Moor, Miss Medic Smith, a. Mar-
kle, Dallas; Miss Della Ware, Colorado
City; E W. SWlndellF, Fort Worth; Mrs.
Zst Mobiey, Mrs j F. Henry, Miss Mat.
tie Oieil, C.eburne; Mrs. Bette Nc.
DougsD, Wills Point: MISS Msry Itch
isld, New YORK; G. W. Crutcter, Mayor
Of East Dallas.
TOM GREEN COUNTY EXHIBIT,
The indomintable Frank Lercn Of San
Angelo, is in the county exhibit hall with
Doth feet, and inst mes2s he occupies
lots OF space and he occupies it well and
to the credit CT the lives. town, in the
largest county in the greatest state in the
Union. To say that Mr.. Lerch Is here
with good exhibit, would be putting it
tame and outraRing the great Concho
country. The Tom Green exhibit is IN
imminent danger Of carrying OF the blnSl
ribbon. Characteristic of Nj. LercHH
enterprise, he furnished the table a. fAs
Christian church booth to-day with fresh
roasting eaIs. right from Tom Green
county. Th3Ein lis self, though appar.
emily insignificant, wastAe biggest edver-
tisement any fxAoit o. the ground has
had. Huudredsses sFfs.tors dined at these
tables and escn Nfas she passed the
corn to the guessepsrked. "shis ig Tom
Green county Gsrr," M. Lerch
spent more tA(a S500iof his own individ-
nal money i9 gs,ung u2tthis exhibit. We
would not Misunderstood to say that MIR
Lerch had assistance ID getting,up this
display CT . Green products, for her
citz aps, sresu life sud push, as ore can
see at glsuce by looking over the photo
graphs Ct fiosts snd other vehicles on ex-
hibition that participate il the late ps-
rsde at San Angelo during the Ssat. Fe
inaugural ceremonies. The grain, fruit
snd vegetable EXHIBITS sre perfectly as
founding tn the visitors. A few persons,
better stocked Wi,h envy ths. with knowl.