Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-17

scalp.
r. N. Brown was among the depart
ures from Fort Worth yesterday via
The Fort Worth ana Denver for Denver,
Col
c. w. Connery left last might over
the Rock Island for Boston, Mass. oil
u business trip.
First cltizen-I don't think It Is or
business, but feel sure that England
Isn't entitled TO the territory she
claims from Venezuela.
Second Citizen-why do you think
so?
First cltizen-If she was she'd claim
more.--Puck.
W. W. Chunn and Mrs. Matte
Chunn. Parker county; james Thomas,
Arkansas. Jos Kemp. Thorn Spriugs;
lsndore Wagner. st. Louis; j. w.
Tucker. Virginia, and 5. a. Davis,
Caldwell. Texas. are registered at Ho-
tel Richelleu.
Jus. received. fipe lot OF croclary.
lamps mirrors. window shades. cham
Der sets. and everything In the horfe
furnishing line retailed at wholesale
prices at f0i Houston street. c. w.
Baker, Agent.
Or. Frank Mullins. specialist, fitting
glasses, treating catarrh, moved to
scott-Harrold building.
Bartender-seems TO me you are
pouring out pretty big drink for that
dime.
Tramp-I drink. sir. because the
weather Is cold want to get warm,
and you know II Ia q well-aEcertaincd
scientific fact that zone swallow does
no, make summer."-New York
Weekly.
II our aldermen were made 10 walk
on the streets and Sidewalks on the
South Side In the wet weather those
thornnghfares would be improved
Southslders were made to pay taxes
and buy water from the city II they
are in roach OF the water mains, but
not to enjoy life.
Colonel ]. II. Carnahan. a big Bear
Creek farmer and stnckman WHO has
been IN the city several ihvf on bust
ness. returned home Yesterday.
Attorney A. G. Reilly is In the East
on business.
Leap Year-"Lnura. said the fond
mother what are the Intentions OF
that young man YOU are permitting to
call on you so often7"
Never mind that, mother" an
swered tho maiden. ct know what my
intentions are."-Clnclnnatl Enquirer.
Fort Worth Transfer Office and sta
blea are now located at the cornor NJ
Fifteenth and Rusk streets, whore
your baggage and bus call viii be
promptly answered Phone $780, Daniel
F. Murphy, Proprietor.
Mr.. r. c. Bean who recently pur-
chased the yards OF Measrs. Borrow e
Co., Is one OF the most efficient md
clever lumbermen IN Texas, The peo-
pie welcome Mr.. Bean TO the city.
W. A. McCutchoon, formerly cashier
Of the Panhandle National bank,
Wichita Falls, hut now dcyotinr his
time exclusively to hts own business
interests, was IN the city last evening
and made the Gazette a pleasant call,
Caste.-"Children," said the anxious
Appendicitis hac'lla. "Tf ever catch
you playing with those low typhoid
fever bncilll again TN have your father
attend to you,"-lnhl1napolls Journal.
Rt Rev. r. Co,trell Of Holly Springs.
Miss. viii preach ut the culored NJ T..
church. corner Fifth md Camp streets.
sunday At II o'clock n, m, md NJ niT'7t,
OF his church.
Mr.. Flhert d Turner OF the Western
District Warehouse company Of May
field. Ky. 10 visiting his sister. Mrs
Alvin H. Cobb. South Side,
Sheriff Charles Bell Of Brownwood
was here yesterday on his return home
from Sherman.
A. IT Carriran. r. p. Walsh, Alex
Kahn. A. a. Hughes and w, A, Mo
Cutchen were here from Wichita Falls
yesterday.
II. c. Alexander, the popular cloth
Ing man, left q dny since for New
York city on q business trip. He Will
be absent about ten days,
80 they were divorced, eh7"
"Yes; for incompatlblltv OF temper"
How did II come ahoutT'
well you see, he had the lncompsti-
bllity and she had the temper."-JudBe.