Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-09


for live fish OF all descriptions deliveied at
the Palace before Tomorrow night
Here is a chance for boys to go fishing.
The fish must be at least eight inches
long.
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The fish exhibit at the Palace promises
to be success this year. 1t is under the
direction of Professor Schultz, who has
had large tanks made, which will bs
well stocked with anything the waters
of Texas furnish.
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Let everybody, young and old, male
and female, take In the Palace on Satur-
day and make it day long to be re-
membered in the history of the grandest
and most unique display ever presented
to the public in this or any other country.
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Greenville Banner: The Spring Pal
ace will be thrown open to visitors on the
10th inst, and Fort Worth for q few
weeks will wear her most beautiful gar
ments. Those who fail to attend will
forego most interesting occasion and
one that will richly repay the time and
expense. The Palace will close the 3lst
of May.
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The business men of the city have all
with one accord agreed to close their
places of business on Saturday from ~
to o. clock, and some have decided to
colse shop the rest of the day. This ao-
ton on the part of our business men
Is certainly very encouraging to the
outlook, and is an index OF the enter
prise of the people.
Terrell Register: The date for the
opening of the Spring Palace Is drawing
near. Our next issue will be a sixteen
page edition and will go to the Palace
10, 600 strong. The time is upon US, and
those who desire to assist in the develop
ment of their town and county and to
benefit themselves thereby are requested
to let us know as soon as possible.
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Marble Falls Gazette: Mrs. Lawson
has painted and is framing the most
unique representation of Marble Falls,
the lake and other resources we ever saw.
The picture, ode faoto,'' shows the
falls, the lake, with the steamer, ferry
boat and the small crafts all afioat; also
the beautiful shade trees on the bank.
The painting will be framed with a sur
rounding of all our rocks, onyx. silica and
in fact, small specimen of every produo-
ton of which We are proud to boast,
even the leather we make and large fish
scales produced in the grand lake. Mrs.
Lawson has displayed a skill that an ar
fist of grand renown should be proud of.
The above described picture will be sent
to the Spring Palace at Fort Worth for
exhibition.
It is of the utmost importance to the
floral department that all friends of the
floral display should send at once all the
ported plants they can to the Spring Pal
ace. The very best samples should be
selected as it is intended to make this
display an honor TO the city of Fort
Worth and to the state. Cut flowers of
all kinds will be thankfully rece ived and
1t is hoped that the good will of the peo-
pie will prompt them to ssnd in INSTALL |
ments every morning, or il circumstances
prevent any one from delivering them, |
they will confer a favor on the manage |
ment by sending word to Mrs. Wilkinson |
where she can find them. The visitors to |
the Palace will not be likely to look upon |
any display as personal one, nor is it q |
pride that prompts the man
ayers to work so hard for the success of |
the floral department, but rather keen |
sense of responsibility and just pride |
in all that adds to the renown of Fort |
Worth