Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
LOCAL. TTEY.

isit 'HS lau'es lhuuhsSi'luS Hhfhe'
at Pendsry REes;i .saSsaeasa 10 ass>nor-
Several persons were baptized at the
Christian church on Sunday night.
Ladies' Thanksgiving market at Tur-
n n.! 4 D.ugss Z, Ms4asss! assshser
Purchase your Thanksgiving supplies
at laalss.s.ssknsssy.seS VA sFatsser &
as5aheses, Wednesday, November 20.
Remember the Thanksgiving mar
ket'' held by The ladiss 81 ths sgst ~
| to-morrOw.
| The closing night of the Roman
! Catholic fair was quite successful, and
the ladies succeeded in disposng of ell
the articles at hand.
The Ladies' Relief Union of the Chris
tan church will give sociabe Tonight
at the residence Of Col. J Z. Smith. All
are cordially invited.
The case of John Mccullough vs.. the
Texas Investment company Is on trial in
the district court aud will hold the at.
tentIon of that tribunal over Thauksgiv-
lug day likely.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
vii hold .'!sts. Tyr u .s.ss'ss
Thanksgiving market ct Turner & Din
gees, Wednesday, November &c, will
supply turkeys, CHICKEN .saSs.:hr blum
pnddins.s,a,sss.ss 40 oelk PIES, and
otesfAsehtacies.
The ladies' Saturday market will be
day, SovrnD ss ID. 4 re- y: M :.
IN EaSsssgAadsSfqfHe THANKSGIVING sup
pies sfouid call at Turner Il Dingee's.
Families desiring good Thanksgiving
espssss ssseas s.s;s ses zza 8: SsTrs~'
Justice c. B. Reynolds yesterday per-
formed the rites of marriage between
VIII RuDer: and Mollie Stone, and thus
seduction case WAS brought to an end
Rupert was given his liberty after tho,
ceremony. .,.5.
The LADIES' sia-,s sTietyasf Sroadisny
Pressyt epsau Church Wis efs6Hhe
church this sEtfpag ss:l;ieck All
laSjsssaalatee4se sqeds.ia the work of this
churck@'hre earnestly requested to be
present.
Roast turkey. fine cakes, salads. etc. ,
for sale by tas IslltiszEs4ssstssssslsszze
Ga,ssstsae sidsTy Bros. to-day and to-
morrow.
The grand banquet to be given by the
Elks on Thanksgiving evening at the
Pickwick promises to he u grand affair.
The com pany will be limited and select,
and all the arrangements will be OF the
first order.
Yesterday, J. W. Cowart, grocery
man, corner Crump and Third streets,
filed chattel mortgage on his stock 10 Sc
cure Bateman Bros. on StO6. Also Egg
gleston & Eggles.on took out wri; OF at
tachmeut for S250.7G.
Home made mince pies, bread, cakes,
etc. for Thanksgiving dinners,jes.s44A
at the ladissss.sRHsssess>s and to-
nSr<1tsFtTsendery Bros.
In the county court yesterday in the
case of John Burns eft Tx. vs. the For.
Worth aud Denver City railway COM
pany motion was made to set aside an
iuterocutorv judgment by defaul, and
allow defendant to file answer. Judge
Harris sustained the motion.
All ladies OF the First IA pits. church
are requested TO ssnds$Hffr contributions
Tuesday orsEedne&saF to the Thnnks-
giving Notwithstanding Bros. whether
they have beagfSiSi,ed or not. The re-
ceipts froQsdis matlet are to be given
TO the poor.
John Smith, colored man fron near !
Bedford, was in the sherif's Office yes- |
te,dny N search of span of mules !
which strayed or were stolen from his |
premises last Saturday night. The |
mules are fourteen and half aud fifteen |
hands high. and one is branded on the |
left shoulder.