Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
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Az U-fsr;uaRs, Accidental suceessfui
Church Ec,ert0in msDt

Az U.f3r;uaas, Aocident-a succesifui
Church Ea,ertsinmsDt
special TO she Gazette.
WEATHERFoRn, TEX Sept. 30.-Lsst
night between And 9 O'Clock enc OF TIE
saddest accidents occurred thst has ever
occurred in this city, resulting in ibe
dessh OF Mr.. JJhn Maxwell, who had j1st
recently idsn,ide d hinse with .he busi-
| Less ia.eftsts If Weathefiord. BE he'd
engaged in rhe grocsry business in this
city with Mr. ". J. GIoer', aud yesses-
day he removed his family from Pio
Pinto county, his former home, &c this
city. Last night at abous O'Clock he
started out FOR walk, sId being CID.
| could not zee very Vel, snd wandered
ca into deep gully that mad washed Gu
| about twelve feet deep, into the edge CT
| the side 4slb, falling TO the bottom Of tie
gully twelve fees, striking his head on
rock. oreEkirg his jswoone and other
vie ipjutiug MIN, from the Effects OF
WHICH ne died SOON after the fell,
IS he WISE dead in the gully when found,
little Alter Q o'clock. He hsd, however,
c-awlad about forty feet from where he
had fsllsn gro had attempted 10 get up
the lax, and when found he Was leaning
sg,irss the bark os il trying to CLIMB
ous. He failed to return, and search was
instituted, wien ne was found IS shove
sisted. This ssd accident is deeply de-
plored by the people CT this ci.y, as Mr.
Maxwell was good man, ana had just
mov.d here 10 remain, So he expressed
himself, tor the balance Of bis daYs. He
was il his sixty ninth year. he has 6
wife, two daughters end two Sons to
mourn dis SD fate. He was man with
p.enly OF properly, having good farm
and two large pastures in Ptlo Pinto
county, and hs1 lst engaged in business
in tie city. HIS remsius wera inferred
III the cemetery in the City tn 8 afternoon
at 4:S0 o'clock.
I Lset Thursday night the wiling work
eEs Of the Christian chu,cl gave one Of
the most succe ss'ul entertainments st the
opera house tver given in this city. The
main failure CT The advertisement Wts
the trades display. A number Of the
leading business AIMS Of the city were
represented by yourg ladies dressed in q
msnper to represent each business ord
nrIn ia manner thzr WAS simply elegant
and Can not b, surpassed by any city c.
any set Of ladies In the 81 ste or else
where. Among the DIFF irept houses rep
resented, Spd by whom represented
!Hz GAZsTTE correspondent noticed
the following: Mss Gussia Edgar arc
Master Flank Carter, represented Mis:
Pomeroy'5 muse Class; Miss A.lis KIN
) ID, represent,h tae Wantherford CastoI
OF Mil; bliss Jessie M'Gehee, represents
ed the fire and engine Companies; Mis-
: n .!lie b dwell, Represented Warren
| - -y,s. = Il. Mt IN, Il
represented rHe Thomas House; Ms
Lena Taylor, represented W. II. Teani
sons sadd cry store; Miss LouiEe Allen
represented r. 81 FJat'S hardware store
Mics L9ula Thomas, represented j. 8
Hu.ches0n's shoe store; Miss L1ti
Marks, represented the f IN Of Colemai
, & Lyssgh., z, oceEies; Miss Blanche Har
. court, rep :cserfed VIM. Cameron & Co.
4 lmber yard; MI Alice Thomson, r pre-
sertsa H q Rainbolt & Co.'S hardwar
store; Mfss C1rs Ovens, represense;
umsgep, Zichsrias>& Co.'S dry goods
Miss Mary Rogers. :, represente,
J. NJ. & D. b. Kincel,, T.. drugs
Mis- Bee B2rchoid, Hutchinson, Levi
Company, dry goods; Misc Princie Cox
D. c. HAynes' china hsll; Miss Lil!
. Pepr, G S. Penis jawelry store; Mia
Name Norton, X E. Beli's hardware
Miss K Il B 1uneE, the Westherf.rd Con
stltuior; Mss Annie Hepseley, Earle,
!. Rogers phosogrs phi gallery; Miss Msggi
, N JI1eet, First National bapR Mrs Msbe
Bonner, CrysrsI PLACE FIGURING NJ Is
Miss Aunis n f .ei, Sun Pa olishirg c.,
Miss Benona Henry. ] r Lewis & Co.'S
hardware store; Miss Emma Anderson
N u Nsrr'a drug store; Miss Su
: wilson, L. F S arr's saddlery store
Miss Ns.hiie E1g2r represented T.
: Etger's hardware store, MISS Ami
rnomas represented Mrs. Chas. Barb
> old's flower garden, Miss Mary Dav,
= represented Geo P LEWIS grain and fee,
store, Miss Fa7nie Norboe represented
Wells Fargo Express COMPANY, Mis-
Emma S!iuz represented Porter Bros.
dry goods house, Mis- Birdie Burkst
: Represented ". b Mlller's drug store
\ M.ss Csmills MartiG repfegented Mrs.
g Martip's millinery store, Miss Enn,
> R.gney represented j. w. Byfne's SD
clery house, Mas Luis Rigney repre-
a., scented the finn CT Carter 6 Leiper, ms
=, caires; Miss Minnie Rider represented
: Chas. Barthold's dry goods store, Mis-
q o lie Taylor Represented r W. Kinder
= drug Store. Miss M1nte BUrcbard repro
senIed W. V. Dpsu's hardware store.
o. O;tober Is what YVES generell'
- knowa ss the short train on the Te1s
= snd Pac.fc, which left this city at
O'Clock every morning and returned st /
. st night, running between this city en-,
Ma,snsl, will be put on End run unit
!. October 81, and possibly continued TO
. good. This sqiil ensble the people 0
: . this city and saction of the country to at
= tend the State Fair 81 Dallas end ret1r.
the came dsy i: they choose.