Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-11
LOCALITIES.

Marriage licence was granted yesterday TO W.
NJ. Parker and Matte Rude, colored..
If you are friend of Fort Worth and desire
her prosperity you will be at the chamber Of
commerce tonight.
Chief of the Fire Department Don B. Adams
was not so badly hurt on Thursday morning as
at first tt ought. He was able to be out last
night. but he limPs badly. He also suffers in
his chest.
On Sunday morning, at 1914 Main street, an
open meeting will be held, to which an invita-
tion is extended to all tin, sheet-iron and
cornice workers. Matters of importance are to
be taken up.
Sheriff Richardson leaves this morning for
Keller, Smlthtield, Euliss, Bedford and other
points in the northern part of Tarrant county to
distribute ballot boxes in preparation Tor the
coming elections. He will be gone two days.
Questions involving the present and future OF
Fort Worth are to be discussed at the chamber
OF commerce tonight. This is an emergency
when 1t behooyes every friend of the city to be
at his post. You cannot be hurt by attending.
The aid of your presence is desired.
The Mulkey Memorial church, corner st.
Louis avenue and Ireland street, will be dedi-
Gated Sunday, October II. Bishop S. Key
will preach the dedicatory sermon at IL O'Clock
a. N. Rev. james Mackey, D. D., of Weather
ford will preach at night at $50. All the friends
of the church cordially invited to be present.
The Pecan Colorado Concho country exhibit
al the union depot continues to attract much at
tention. The live manager, DIR. T. Ora
ham, has made great stroke
in securing from the Santa Fe
people a rate OF one fare for the round trip for
prospectors going into the Concho- Colorado
country. 1t IS designed to run weekly excur-
sions. Such enterprise deserves success.
Miss Minnie Jacobs is eight year old Ken
lucky toddIet, niece OF Mr.. T. Graham,
who mad made the IVo trip from Louisville; Ky,
a bad shuttle of the schedule no one met her at
the depot in Fort Worth. she proceeded to the
Plckwick, registered, secured apartments, and
was found there by her friends next day She
bristles with intelligence.
Tonight at O'Clock at the chamber of COM
merce will be held general meeting OF the citi-
zens of Fort Worth TO discuss means for foster
ing, encouraging and developing the manufact-
uring and business interests of Fort Worth.
The meeting has been called because it was
thought by gentlemen who have their finger on
the pulse of Fort Worth's trade and general
conditions that occasion demanded it. On the
outcome OF this meeting hangs much more than
ested. Let every one be present.
The Ninth Street Methodist church was
crowded on Thursday night on the occasion of
the marriage of Mr.. Frank P Walker and Miss
CT the church ofciated. Misses Jennie
Curtis and Nellie McIlrain acted as bridesmaids
and Messrs. b. c. Kintle and George Grant as
groomsmen. There were numerous handsome
presents for the happy couple, who have many
friends in sort Worth who wish them unlimited
happiness and prosperity.
The railway mail service bulletin of October 8.
issued by Superintendent Weaver from the head
quarters of the Eleventh postal division at
Fort Worth, contains the following from
Acting Postmaster General Whitfield: An
order has this Gay been made appointing
James E. White, superintendent r NJ. S.. sixth
division, to be general superintendent railway
mail service, vice j. Lowrie Bell resigned, an d
L. l.. Troy assistant superintendent railway
mail service, to be superintendent railway mail
service. sixth division, Chicago, ILL.,, vice
James 2. White resigned.
The ladies who organizing the boys home
are getting along with fine success.
They have been at some trouble
to get possession OF their house
on Throckmoton street, but it will
be vacated on Monday next, and the workmen
it. A matron of more than ordin-
airy merit has been secured in |
the person of Miss Holt. The ladies |
have been much assisted by charitably inclined /
citizens, notably the Fort Worth Supply COM
pany, Townsend Bros, Elliott & Roe, Bateman |
Bros, Pendery Bros, w. II. Taylor, r. Il. |
Sellers, nd many others.