Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05

be Clty bank Of Sherman SHOWS !

about three hundred Thousand dollars Tor
the accommodation Of our business inter-
ests, with $40, 600 and over due on call
from other banks % accommodate the
demand when this fund Is exhausted
This runs our available means up
TO near half Il million Of
dollars, aud shows that the people of
sherman are far from panic 30 long as
good paper can be offered for discount
Such a healthy state OF finances Is some
thing thar sherman may be congratulated
upon in hard times like the present.
c. ID. Lusk, the wcli.knoWn ticket agent
at the Union depot at Fort Worth, came
over yesterday on visit 10 his brother,
10 Lusk, the popular baggageman OF the
Union depot here. The Lusk brothers are
two Of the finest amateur musicians In
Texas, aud OF conrse their meeting had
20 be celebrated BY union Of all the best
musical talent Of Sherman, aud a
private matinee was the result. One OF
The most enjoyable musical treats Of the
season took place last evening at private
house, with Mrs. II. G.. Morrow presiding
at the piano, Prof. j i Kohlcr Of Sher-
man aud William Everett Of Denison on
the violin, a. i. Ault visiting friend
from the Fort, with 10 Lusk on the clar.
iOnet, C., u. Lu-k and Nat. Gnnter on the
flute and George Rigby ON the bass viol.
The occasion was delightful reunion of
old friends who have often played togeth-
er In days gone by, and the whole neigh.
borhood on Gospel Ridge, where the
reunion took place, was treated
TO an entertainment that on,
rarely meets with In these
utilitarlan days. Our Sherman friend,
wish that such meetings could be fai
more frequent, for they are brief season.
OF musical pleasure that no one with
soul in him can fail to enjoy.
Mcssrs G. ID. Lusk aud j. A. Auit left
on the west-bound train for home thl,
afternoon with many regrets among oul
citizens that their stay could not be pro
longed.
w j. Durham OF Dallas, a popular
machinery ami agricultural implement
man, has been enjoying the society of OLD
friends here for the past two days anC
doing good business.
w, Il, GasS, grass commissioner for the
Panhandle, passed through the city yes.
tefday on his way back to Austin by way
OF iiearne MIR Gass has host OF friends
III sherman, where he YVES at one time en-.
gagged In business, who VIII watch his
official career with interest, and expecI
come up In such n way as to defy scrutiny
This being stray sale day, large crowd
was ccngregated on the square, and Will,
estrays are getting scarce, the irrepressi
BILE ''hoss'tradern was out In force anC
many animals changed owners, always al
profit TO the man dispoSing of them.
Nj Foreman, well-known travelling
man OF So. Louis, arrived last night
Capt. Lee Hall left for Fort Worth, OF
his way back to his agency In the Terri
tory.
10 Phillips Of Gainesville spent the day
here, and left for nome this afternoon.
The barn belonging to j. s. Kerr. II
the north part OF sherman, was DESTROYED
by lire this afternoon at O'clock. The
loss Is about $500, with no Insurance
The fire Is supposed TO have been startel
by children playing in the hay.
John Il. Young left this evening L
spend a few days with his brother a
Preston.