Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25
THE CITY

NJ Finley had Gladstone grip stolen
from him Monday night and yesterday
swore out a warrant for the arrest OF
j. G.. Hardin, charging him with burg
larry. Hardin was arrested at Gaines
Vile yesterday, but was released. The
grip was recovered at a pawnshop.
Most OF the court house officials will
take a day off today. All the Offices
Of the city hall will be closed except
the police department.
Where is the best place to buy wines
and liquors for Xmas. The Kentucky
Liquor Houston. 100 Houston street.
Fort Worth juniors began their
Christmas revelry early yesterday. The
city was really alive with them all
day. The youngsters congregated to-
Eether In groups and created a great
sensation with the dlscordant music
they produced from their trumpets
Fireworks were displayed In great pro-
fusion In almost all parts OF the city.
The students and teachers OF the
Polytechnic college have brief Christ
mas holiday. They resume work to-
morrow.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment OF under.
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3l4 West Weather
.ord.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. seely wish.
through the Gazette. TO thank their
many friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the Illness and death
OF their daughter. Alta.
The boy and the tin horn now In
vest the city.
The Binford Coal company weigh
coal on the city scales or any other
scales desired. Scale tickets shown
when wanted,
A lively fight on the corner of Fourth
and Main was reported to the police
last night, hut the narties fled before
they could be caught.
Fort Worth Transfer office and sta
bles are now located at the corner of
Fifteenth and Rusk streets, where
your baggage and bus call will he
promptly answered. Phone 1870. Daniel
f. Murphy. Proprietor
The BARRIERS by general consent will
close their shops today at l o'clock
y. m.
The passenger trains were greatly
delayed yesterday and last night on ac-
count OF the effect on the roadbeds by
the heavy rains.
Dr. H. w, Fisk, over 1903 Main street,
cures diseases of women. .rainful mem
struaton. ovarian, neur1lgtn, nprl Gus
of slick headache. asthma, goitre,
dropsy and diabetes, discusses Of eve
ear, nose and throat by l1test scientific
reinedi-s. No cutting. ,ahterlzlny OR
painful remedies employsj.
II Is believed that the heavy rain
which fell Monday night came very
Is one OF the promoters of the enter
the crop in the Panhandle. IT is said.
bids fair TO be very abundant.
The Woman's Holiday Herald NAV
be purchased at Dnshwood's Phar.
macy. Evans & Roe and Dillon Rros
corner Jennings and Daggett avenue
Price. l0c per copy.
Yesterday In the county court W. n
McAdams filed suit for debt agains,
the Texas Brewing company for $3.50
All grades OF coal at all prices
promptly delivered by the Blnford Conf
company. telephone 81.
A bottle OF choice wine free with
every sale OF one dollars worth Of
whisky. wine or liquor Good untii
January at II. Brann & Co.'S whole.
sale and retail liquor houses.
McAlester, niggcrhead, Coaleate and
Texas and Pacific coal speciality. ar.
ders promptly delivered. Blnford Coal
company, telephone So.