Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-10

Nhoir meeting i9fvhuMay IFcsDs ter
Baptist Young Peoples union meet
Ing 7ii5 y. M. at the church.
Junior League St Paufs NJ. l..
church, meeting at church parlors.
Alma lodge No. los, A. o. u. w.
Fort worth Division No. 2. Uniform
Rank Knights OF Pythias. meeting to-
day,
st. Andrews Chapter boys' depart
ment st. Andrews Brotherhood. meet
ing this evening at vestry room.
Tarrant County Farmers Alliance,
meeting today.
BricldayerS Protective union No G.
meeting at hail In Gazette building.
High School Literary society meets 9
D. M at high school i.s9ding
Sui Ross lodge, knights OF Dixie
meeting at p. m, Fourteenth and
Houston,
Fort Worth lodge No. e5i, I. o. o. f.,
meeting tonight, hall iOi Houston.
Mrs N. A. Bramlette OF Marlin, Tex,
IS visiting the family OF her son. Air.
T. G. senter, on Galveston avenue.
Rev II. II. Bone OF Greenville ia here
on his way 10 Grandviow where he goes
10 attend the Presbytery, and IL stop
ping at the home OF II. f Butts. He
Will be accompanied from here by Mrs
Il. F. and Miss Hettie Butts.
The Somerset Y's win give public
musical and literary entertainment to-
night. at o'clock at the Christian
church.
Or. r. w. Fisk removed TO rooms
and .. Dundee building, corner Seventh
and Houston, over Butts Bros.
TIN afraid to buy this wheel; It may
creases Ike neshr Well, but there's
my wife; she wants wheel and she ~
afraid she will get fat" mot at all;
nost people who wheel lose flesh right
along. New York Advertiser
Mrs. Alice Lobban OF Kentucky, ac-
companied by her young nephew. Ora
ham Stewart. OF Graham, Tex. IL visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. L. Moore.
Captain s.. W. Eastin and s. ID.
sp0rer. two wen known citizens OF
Jacksboro. are visiting in the city.
Business in the police line has about
reached rock bottom. as up to late last
night there were eight prisoners in the
city jail, the least number that the
record has shown in the last twelve
Inonths.
George L. oause, funeral director and
takers goods Takes tuii charge OF
funerals and furnishes ali necessary
requirements No. aii west weather.
.ord.
First Evanseiirt-I hear you had n
great outpourlng OF the spirit at Jage-
ton. Second Evangelint--I trust you
are not abiding 70 the fact that the
slsters raided the two saloons -Denyer
Republican.
Only one case was tried before the
city court yesterday morning. lie was
fined $500
There has been n great influx into tho
city the past few days OF members %
high standing ir the ancient aud perl
pateils order OF blind. halt and cripple
street musicians, who are located on
nearly every corner OF Main street,
grinding out music Of different degrees
OF briiilaucy, and appealing mutely to
the sympathies OF the tender-hearted
and charitabiy disposed.
First-class shave 10 cents. hair-cu, %
cents. at Hurley building barbershop.
Almost MI other hides can be made
into boots and shoes. but the banana
skin Is only available for slippera.--
Phiiadelphia Times.
Mrs. Dr. S. q. Bit,icl aud daughter.
Miss Mollie. OF Ringgold. reAas. are
expeqted In the city tomorrow for a
visit with friends.
Turnkey Dunlap. nj the city Gala
booze Is mourning over the loss OF pat
fonnge In hia department. ind Gays
that ne now has only seven birds in his
charge when he ought 10 have twcn-
ty-five" There was very little business
brought before the police court yester-
day; nothing out Of the ordinary run OF
e 81. - ~
Would you like a sonata before din
nerg" said the Washington hostess to
the gentleman from kentucky
''Woii, ! don't mind.'' said he II had
two on my way here; but I reckon
can stand another. H-fRoston Herald.
nr: Harris. dentist. scott-Harrold
bulidinr. Best of work at reasonable
prices.
r; q, Myers. the 5oviai representative
10 Texas OF Harnhardt Bros. & SPIN
dlcr. whom every Newspaper man In
Texas krowa, made Fort Worth n.y.
inc visit yesterday while In transit
from Dublin 70 Dsl1as. He s0ys that
preparations are wen along for the next
meeting Of the Texas Press association
which win be held ut III Paso
This is good time to invest IN
horsenesh, II a q suai remark over
heard on the stree yesterday, "a any
criterion. One man In conversation
WIZ another soidt II win give you a
coed horse and ser OF harncss Tor $1,000
or buggy for $40 and loan you the
Soree and harness for ita keep
''Mr. crnyona " very successful IN his
drnwing remnfked the young woman.
.'Yesr replied the dlsoourteous rival,
n undoratsnd he disposed Of several
plqturea at a raiile."
There WAS very pleasant gathcrins
~ Captain poddock'a residence last
night When q. nrinbef OF friends gath,
cred and enjoyed a delightful evening
Al cards.
pr. Frank Mullins, specialist eye, ear
rStarrh q uae noiq and tfrost. Scott
Harold p@iidine. cofncr Fifth and
Naln Vinseea accurately Atted.
~ AK red IKE ~ 49, ----r
Colonel c. g. Slaughter. the largest
iudiyieufl rattle owner 81 Texas, wns a
visitor W the city yesterday from Dal-
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