Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
IN AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

sent I, the Stewart Coal company.
You are certain to get 1t when you
want 1t Il sert tc them.
Get choice OF seats for Dixon Monday,
a. m. at Y. NJ. Z. A.
] E. Davidson Of Colorado Springs
was In town yesterday.
Jerome whentley. sheriff OF Potter
county. came In last evening.
IT. C. and a, L. Shoemaker OF De-
catur are In the city.
Ed L. Halsell and wife OF vinita, /.
T.. spent yesterday In the city.
Maude-How sickening II Is to hear
men paying compliments to women3
Ethel-To other women, yes.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Buck Smith is back from n weeks
hunting trip TO his fathers place. a
few miles north of Dallas. and Is maxi
ing the local sportsmen envious with
the accounts OF fine quail shooting he
had and the number Of fine birds he
killed.
what time do YOU have supper"
asked guest at one OF the swell no.
tells last evening. I'VE have dinner at
6 o'clock" replied the arabic clerk,
1--WE have no supper" well. then"
responded the guest. "if find supper
on my bill l VIII refuse to pay for it,"
The stone building Mt the corner Of
Belknap and Throckmorton streets Is
going gradually up and when COM
pleted It will be a commodious and
handsome structure.
North Fort Worth continues to grow
and 1t will soon be n very important
suburb OF the city as well M "A stock
yards and packing house center.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embnlmer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
lord.
Yesterday was 70 warm and spring
| like that an old cattlemnn remarked
that It was good day for the heel
| n.y." the sworn enemy OF the cow to
come forth and get In his work.
And" continued the cattlemnn, the
| only COW that cnn meet one OF these
| pesta and not take 10 the woods Is one
that Inns been dead half day"
Reserved seats for Dixon on sale 0
a. m. Monday at NJ. c. A.
Little Do,-Teacher says we needn't
all learn to write the same hand.
Mamma-Thnt pleases you. doesn't
81?
Little Dot-why, no. It's just as
hard to learn to write one way as an
other. Now. u she'd only tell us we
needn't all spell the same way, there'd
be some comfort In it.-London Ad-
vertlser.
Said gentleman who is worker
for the Promotive league: II cannot
understand why any public spirited
citizen win hold on and say he will
not Join the league until he seea some
results. The way to attain results Is
n come into the league and work fol
them"
There is now very strongly de.
nned onlnlon that bic oil MIL VII
me established In Fort Worth and n I,
due to the Fort Worth Promotivt
league.
A. W. Hartman. n former newspaper
man OF Fort Worth. who has heen "
Canadn for several months. has re
turned to this city.
Mr. f. caruthers president OF the
International Journeymen Stonecutters
union or Fort Worth, IL tho oliest mem
Der Of that union In the United States
, with regard to date OF membership
Mr.. Caruthers' card shows the date Of
1851
Messrs. Stuart Harrison and ]. +
Hovenkamp went to Austin on a bust
ness trip last night.
Prof r. G Warren. principal Of tn,
Roanoke schools. who has been her,
two days attending court, returned
home last night.
John Patterson NJ Walnut Springs Il
visiting the family NJ s, II. Mulkey
1902 Galveston avenue.
A. II. Ranschmaver Of w'ikesharrc
Pa, has been stonping Mt Hotel Rich
ellen for several dnvs. and left yester
day for Mexico. where he expects Il
locate.
Horse Gyp--Are you satisfied the
tepw sold YOU u well matched?
victim-yes, they're well matched
One IL willing to work, and the othe
is saflfed to let NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Record.
j. b. Collier. Jr.. Ia the name Of I
brand new eleven pound hoy who mr.
rived at the home NJ ! n. Collier. Sr.
tho well-known travelling man. las
night
Mr.. NJ. Scott. who has been In husl
ness IN Fort Worth for the past yenr
has disnosed M his interests hpre. ant
leaves In q few davs for Denver. Colo.
TO accept a position on the Daily Re