Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
THE CITY.

Last night was another night OFF for
the city council.
The South Side burglars have taken
n rest
The cars run smoothly on the Mis-
souri avenue extension of the Fort
Worth street railway.
The Tarrant county farmer who did
not raise hogs last year is now raising
cain about the price OF pork
It is predicted that the Charity band
Will have to choose name TO ft big
ger crowd at their next n Getting,
Fort Worth Is a bad place for people
without visible means Of support Just
now. That's what the police say.
Ice was frozen a quarter OF an inch
thick and ponds about the city yester-
day morning, and the edges OF the
still water at the dams and other
places on the Trinity were fringed.
The Fort Worth and Denver and the
Texas and Pacific shops continue to
have reasonable amount of business
Notwithstanding the dull times.
The poor people begin to show up
at the beginning OF this. the first cold
snap according to Chief Maddox pre-.
dlction.
has raised a world OF late Irish pota-
toes by lrrigatlng piece OF ground In
the Trinity bottom. He did not plant
them In the full of the moon as might
have been expected.
There is a constant demand for an
extension OF the water works mains.
The Scott-Harrold building viii soon
be ready for the Interior finish.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3lt West Weather
ford.
The ladies OF the Catholic church will
hold bazaar. corner Third and Hous-
ton streets, opening with Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner Thursday. November 2s. The
bazaar Will continue for one week and
supper served every evening.
Fort Worth Transfer office and sta
bles are now located at tire corner OF
Fifteenth and Rusk streets, where
your baggage and bus call viii be
+. Murphy, Proprietor.
Work on the Interior OF the govern
ment building continues despite the
cold weather.
The ladies' of the Mulkey Memorial
church Will serve on THANKSGIVING one
OF their famous dinners from II to 3
o'clock at their usual price, 25 cents.
The place will be announced in the
Mail and Gazette.
S, u. Brand & Co. were kept so busy
during The cold snap that they came
very near running out OF their cele-
DRAFTED McAloster and Colorado conls
s. b. Brand & Co. have Just received
supply OF Usage. McAlrster and Mig.
gerhead Goals, Phone i29
Try our Monarch coal from Colorado
II Is hau to beat. s. b, Brand & Co.
Phone i9S.
Mr.. T. W. Keene, the American fra.
gedidn, who has Just completed n hill.
liant and successful enga cement here
says tha' Phantasma has "the most
perfect apparitions-full Of rea ism"
The ladies of the Christian church
VIII serve dinner at the corner Of Third
and Houston streets THANKSGIVING dav
from II 70 o'clock. Dinner 70 cents
The ladies' of the Catholic church win
hold bazaar. corner Third and uous.
ton stress, opening with Thanlsriy-
ins uihnr THURSDAY, November oS
I ne paza,r VIII continue for one week
Dinner fiom 1870 to 4. and sunner
served every evening.
A thing OF beauty and a joy forevsr
yer one q those new lap robes al II
The protest and warmest Ian robas
you ever sat under are on sails nj n
II. Kellers. u ~
now IS he winter OF our discontent
but You VIII be content II Won h,,,,,
one or two OF those nice Ian rohe. ~
sale by Il II. Keller '''
| You cant enjoy that ride with vorr
pest girl 'nless YOU buy one of those