Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-28
LOCALITIES.

"The Unitarian Conception Of God, viii be
the subject of a discourse at the Unitarian
church this morning at II o'clock.
First Baptist church-Corner Taylor and Third
streets. Services at Ii a. M. and 7:l5 p. m.
Sunday at $3.50 a. m. j. Morgan Wells.
pastor.
Marriage Licenses were granted yesterday to
J. :. Jackson and Miss Annie Leach. c. E. Lee
and Miss linnie Alfred, and George Campbell,
col ored, and Matte Wright. coiored.
Frank Jennings o. the city engineering corps
had the misfort me to have The bank OF one of
the sewer bitches on which he is working TO fall
in on him yesterday afternoon, breaking one leg
in two places between the knee amt ankle.
The regular gospel meeting at the Young
Mems Christian association rooms from to 5
O'Clock this afternoon will be addressed by
Rev. Lloyd. This meeting will be for men only,
and all men are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Phil Greenwall has come into possession
OF a trunk flied with Q drummer's samples of
wooden goods, in the shape of blap fets and I'M
derwear, that be would glad to find an owner
for. The trunk was sent to him from the depot
by mistake.
In the county court yesterday suit was fled by
o. T. Lyon vs. A. j. Roe ct al. d, to recover 81 0J
on a mole. II. ". Williams & 90, also entered
suit against the Mansfield drug company 10 Sc
cure 500 on note. Suit was also filed by NJ. P.
Bswley. against J. S. Morris to secure $500 on
account.
Jim Cummings is the name Of a man who oc-
cupied cell in the county Jail yesterday the
result of a little excitement he engaged in on
where he beat an old man over the head with q
Winchester. Deputy sheriff Frank Darby
swiped jim and loc6ed him up.
suit for $40. oJ0 damages against the city OF
Fort Worth was yesterday entered by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eastwood, based upon the Bluff
street excavation in front of the Lindell hotel.
of which property they are the owners. They
state that the excavation in front OF tine hotel
was from thirteen to sixteen feet in depth.
II is understood that there is to be meeting
OF Bateman Bros creditors Wednesday
night next. The reason that the meeting au-
statement OF the firms condition could not be
made out in time The attachments run against
The firm to date amount to $40, 0JO.
The busiest man in Fort Worth during the
last three days and nights has been District
Clerk L. R. Taylor. who has been engaged six
ton with the Rateman Bro. failure. Over 800
garnishments have been taken out in the case
and there are more yet to come. Although Mr..
Taylor hes been so hard worked. ch.ated out Of
his sleep, deprived Of his meals and ruthlessly
despoile OF the enj oyrnent OF Christmas, yet he
bears himself smillnSly and is the pleasantest
man to talk with to be found in a days travel.
There is getting to be considerable talk on the
street about prospective candidates for city
offices at the next election. The pl aces which
will be contested most holly will be the secre-
taryship and marshaiship. but the uncertainty
marshalship knocks the pins from under any
calculations that may have been made for that
Office. All the candidates AIMED so far for any
Office are good men, and the ci,y will be able to
select from e fine assortment.
Lost, an open face - k6{d watch,
queen chain D0d6gram I'M. NJ. +"
on baal6 WARD for its return to THE
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