Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
LITTLE ITEMS.

A horse belonging 10 q man named
Ticc died on the square last evening OF
cholera.
Two nice gentle family ponies. also
one single phneton, nearly new, lett Tor
sale at NARROW Bros. livery stable
The grand jury returned a batch of in
dictments yesterday against persons
previously arrested and In JAN awaiting
trial.
Mr., J. II. Stalcup of this city desires
to return his heartfelt thanks TO those
who wcr. 50 kind and attentive 90 his
family in his late bereavement.
The Trade Review Printing company,
of which w w. Dexter is proprietor
has leased room in the rear Of the
Natotorium and viii move into 1t shortly
The Gazette has received an invitation
10 attend tie Texas state Grunge fair at
McGregor, which will be held during the
Oct ..
1t Is reported that the grand jury is
giving very strict attention TO Judge
Harris charges regarding adultery and
that sensational Developments will follow
shortly.
Alderman Montgomery, chairman of
the fire committee, has had all the pub
| lie cistcrns around town filled with water
| 10 he used in distinguishing flames while
IN their incipincy,
Some cnterprsing resident Of this city
| proceeded 10 get funny yesterday and put
up sign In n mud hole at the corner of
| Fifth and Main streets, which read,
Reserved for fire PURPOSES
A lady came in yesterday from Naya-
/ sofa. looking for a man whose name she
| says Is lIooser. She searched the
| whole city yesterday; but failed 10 lind
| the man she was looking for. The lady
/ "a untt. az ihp Saufhprn hotel
School opens the 18th. l viii be glad
To see Nh OF my I'D customers. Bring
your books that are used in the present
| term and exchange for what Won need
Those books in use bought. sold or ex-
charged. H. j. Boa2, 006 Main.
This evening at $ o'c,ock IS the regu-
lar hour for the c,ass work in physical
culture in the Aonng ,Mens Christian
association gymnasium, Inc Instructor
desires al members who wish to avail
] themselves OF these privileges this sea on,
10 Inc present this evening,
George l.. Cause, funeral director and
emhalmer. Fun assortment Of under.
takers goods on hand. Takes full charge
Of funerals aud fu.nishe; al necessary
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tele.
phone No. 1hI.
n. ] Nelson, O single man % years Of
age, died at 81. JOseph's inhi1nary
"Wednesday afternoon Of typhoid fever.
Tho body was taken TO Causes under
taking establishment and cmbalmcl. and
last night was carried 10 Gainesville hy
his uncle Ell sellers, for burial.
worker's bible training class was
Organised at the Young Mems Christian
association last night with an enroll
ment Of fourteen. and another class will
be Organized soon This is one Of the
most important works Of the association
and the large enrolment is encouraging
to its officers.
A dispatch from Washington states
that G. u. Boutwell, Of Fort Worth ha.
been grauted pension for disabiliiie.
war. Mr.. Boutwell, Is well known HI
this city. and everyone will be- glad thai
his gallant service has at last received it,
reward.
Word was received last night from
Hillsloro that brother Of Judge Alex
Stcadnan. Of ehis city, had. 10 nnay
pain, taken an overdose, Of morphine. AZ
first IL WAS thought he would not n.
cover hut at last accounts he was ont oil
danger. The matter caused great dea
of excitement among Mr' Steadman''
friends.
Mrs. Esteilc Mayer, Edwards and Prof
d. W PITTS. late OF the New Englant
Conservatory OF Music, gave a delightful
musical recital Al their studio, PA Easi
Third stcet. last evening. Mrs. Mayer
Edwards Is an artist OF rare abilisy OF
the piano, either and guitar, and Prof
Pitts Is equally proficient ON the violin
mandolin and guitar, a large audienc,
WAS present and very enjoyable eyenin,
was spent.
This morning at the foot Of Houston
street a farmers team became uhsiren
er0us aud end hacil,Ad his y'1ron intn I
buggy, hre0king wheel. The owne.
| Of fhe hurrv CAME ont Of q store -
while ~ and the farmer were alitStiu;