Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-21

Belt yesterday. having recently re-
turned from trip to San Antonio.
Don't you enjoy making engage
saYes. indeed. 1t is almost as exclt-
ing as breaking them"
]. II. Dayner has gone to Louisville
and Kansas City to buy large stock
OF goods.
Mrs. ]. F. Prosser VIII leave today
for a short visit with her mother at
Keller. in Tarrant county.
Mfr James williams. editor of the
Denton Chronicle, passed through the
city last evening on his way 10 Ard
more in the Territory.
The Cattle Raisers' Association OF
Texas have removed their office from
Hotel Worth building to room Scott
Harold building.
He (waxing serious)--Do you believe
in the truth OF the saying, Man pro-
poses, God disposes."
She Carchly)-It depends upon whom
man proposes to.-Harlem Life.
A Gazette reporter saw young man
make an impression yesterday, 1t
was not lasting one, however, and
was quickly obliterated by passing
teams. Mnen ne arose tine 1OunE
man took one hasty glance TO see who
was Laughing at him, and as he went
away there was visible considerable
real estate on the posterior part of his
trousers.
The condition OF the street crossings
yesterday was simply horrible. The
city authorities might very properly
devote some time and money to the
Improvement OF the street crossings.
ha
incest and cieanest streets OF any city
IN Texas.
A. L. Matlock has removed his law
office from the Hurley building to room
10. seott-Hnrrold building.
Clara--Mr. softerly paid me great
compliment yesterday. He said grew
more beautiful every day.
Maude--Well, practice makes perfect,
you know
Hugh Fitzgerald, city editor OF the
Houston Post, came in from Houston
last night. and goes over to Dallas this
morning.
A young man from out west was a
caller at the Gazette office last night,
seeking the Cuban recruiting office. He
stated that with others, he desired to
enlist In the cause OF the Cuban
patriots.
Behind the clouds the sun may yet
tbe shining. but as his face has been
Jhld for more than q week, many peo-
pie are doubling 1t.
n. +. Hall & Co. 1905 and zoos Hous-
ton street, will sell you Surveys, phae-
tons bugglcs and sewing machines on
instaIlments. Call and examine their
goods.
o., are visiting at the rectory. Mr..
Smith Ia Mrs. cassil's brother.
d. t. Bomar. Esq, returned yester.
day from trip east.
II. o. Head, of Sherman, a. In the
city and is stopping with d. L. Bomar
Moe Levy, OF the Memphis Paper
company. is in the city. for his house
Electric repairing work guaranteed
LomaN Electric company, Seventh anc
Houston.
Sixteen C. p. Incandescent lamp,
guaranteed at 30 cents. Lomax Elec
trio company. Seventh and Houston.
Special prices made on typewriter
and office supplies this week at Hum.
phrey's book store.
( Hazei-Say. haven't you and Jacl
been engaged long enough to get mar
Mabel--Too long. He hasn't got
cent left.
Two hundred and nifty Neglige,
shirts at 55 cents. worth SLIGO AT Tn
Green Flag. 1903 Main.
Two hundred and fifty pairs OF mem
all-wool pants at greatly reduced pri
ces at The Green Flag. 11o3 Main street
Colonel Jim Tom Story, editor Of III
Weatherford Evening Times was IN tn
city last evening and left for Dallas q
buy new plant for his printing Office
Miss Alice Rawl!ns has returne,
from a brief visit to her brother N
Weatherford.
Or. Frank Mullins, specialist. fittini
glasses. treating cntarrh. moved q
Chnrlie-Do you return my lover
Miss Trlllions-Why, yes: l haven
che slightest use for it-New Yori
joan =. swayne and family hay,
returned from trip to Tennessee.
=. 8. Wylie OF Thurber. who cam,
20 Fort Worth yesterday. received I
telegram soon after his arrival an
nonnring the sad news that his brother
had dropped dead at stephenyllle Mr.
N WyIie left on the evening train 10 at
tsnd his brothers funeral.
+. }. Bancroft, weli-known phyfi
clan Of Denver, Colo. ~ in Fort Worth
on puslnssA having arrived here las
evening.