Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-18
LOCALETTEs.
WHEN THE cABBAes HEADS AGAIN.

WHEN THE CABBAGE HEADS AGAIN.
When the cabbage heads again, my love. and
Then new potatoes BY the peck we II every day
And think Of all the roasting ears wen have for
In that delightful season when the cabbage
heads again.
When the cabbage heads again, my love, we'll
throw canned goods away
And have new garden vegetables delivered every
Green watermelons will be here. alas! my love,
and then
Wen cali the doctor daily when the cabbage
-lohicago Herald.
The city council meets tonight,
> The little son of Alderman J. P. Nicks
is quite i'll.
The colored people had q big ball at
Yates hall last night.
Ten persons were received into the
fellowship of the Christian church on
last Sunday.
The little son of Mr.. G. W. Hollings-
worth is very i'll. Last night his life was
despaired of.
A parade is contemplated in connection
with the May festivities under the man
dSSuSuI Oh the COnOS.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued to Charles Barnes and Miss
Amanda Brown, both colored.
The green decorated great many Fort
Worth coat la pels Yesterday in honor of
the famous snake extermlnator.
the disposal of the big Sam Jones tab
ernacle will be an interesting theme for
oratory at the council meeting tonight.
Theodore Holt, one of the best known
newspaper men in Texas, has returned
from the Memphis Appeal, and will
labor in this city.
The funeral Of MIR. John Lehane's little
boy took place yesterday with numer-
GUS attendance of sympathetic friends of
the bereaved parents.
Yesterday morning occurred the flu
neral of Mrs. Fl. F. Collins, who was
teacher in the public schools, and who
died on the previous day.
St. Andrews church was crowded
again last night to hear Rev. DR.. Web
Der speak. His peculiar style of elo-
quence held the audience SPELL bound.
TIE city council will take final action
tonight on the United Edison company
contract for electric lighting plant.
Opinions are various as to the outcome of
the business.
There was a meeting of the principals
of the Fort Worth public schools yester-
day afternoon to consider arrangements
in connection with the laying of the high
school cornerstone.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church Will entertain the mem
bers of the church at their parlors, cor
ner Taylor and Third streets, Tuesday,
March Is, 1890; Z to IL pm.
Members of ST. Andrews Brother
hood, and young men not members who
are connected with the parish, are re-
Quested to meet Rev. Mr.. Webbter at the
church tomorrow night at the close Of
the services.
Mr.. Fount Albright of Murpbysboro,
Ill. well-known criminal lawyer, and
ball given in honor of St. Patrick last
night. Mr.. Albright Is thinking Of To-
eating in Fort Worth.
Officers in Gainesville were last night
telegraphing Fort Worth officers with re-
gard to couple. of men-John Phelan
and Jim Smith-who, they understood,
were under arrest here. The officers
here knew nothing about the men.
Walter Townsend, Jr., small boy,
while playing on West Second street yes
terday afternoon, came IN contact with
barb wire fence, which adorns that por-
ton of the city and received several Sc
we're cuts on his face which will disfgure
him for life.