Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-28
LOCALITIES.

The many friends OF J. Morgan Wells will be
glad 10 know that he will I'LL his pulpit this
morning and evening.
Mr.. S. G. Marshall is made happy by the ar
rival of a buxom young lady weight ing nine
pounds. Mother and baby doing well.
The ladies of the w. W. c.. will hold a bust
meeting at the residence OF Mrs. John =.
Swayne, October l, at p m. A full attendance
Is requested.
The Bethel Mission Sunday school meets at
p. m. to-day usual. Teachers urged to be
present, the school is increasing. Review
services will be held.
Yesterday suits were entered in the district
court by the Western Securities company
against Willism A. Gum ct al. and George H.
Beck ct al. for foreclosure.
Z. L. Sorry has been elected financial reporter
Of the Knights of Honor lodge No. 1905 of Fort
Worth. Mr.. Sorry is connected with the Texas
and Pacific freight department.
DR.. Tinnon will preach morning and night in
subject in the morning will be: Building New
Buildings Out of Old Material ~ He Will take
up the struggle now going on in the community.
The Dallas male quartette will furnish the
music for the Cumberland Presbyterian church
this evening. The seats are all free, and well
come WIZ be extended to all who may wish TO
enjoy the music and services.
On Monday a couple of famous cases will
come up for adjudication in the district court.
They Slate VS.. Rintleman and State VS.. Har-
din. Tho latter is the man charged with muir
der committed duTing the great Southwestern
strike four years ago.
CLERK OF the commissioners court, Prosser.
was engaged yesterday mailing to the various
voting precinct officers of the county the poll
lists, tally sheets and returning blanks neces-
sary for the coming election. he also sends the
election proclamation which must be put fort
twenty days before the election.
The members of the Fort Worth Fencibles are
at a loss for language in which to express their
appreciation of the kindness of the young ladies
who rendered them the fete of Friday evening,
The public also under n debt TO the young
lalies and IL SuCh affair ShOuld be given
again it will not lack OF patronage.
When Fort Worth has occasion to put on holt
day airs again she will be supplied with some
national flags of large proportions with which
20 decorate. One has been received by Mr.. j. p.
King for the courthouse, another for the nats-
torium and another Wy Caswell Bros for their
building occupied by the Fort Worth grocery
company.
The regular meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian association will be lead this afternoon
by Mr.. DeWolf Of Gnrnett. Kan. Professor
Hall viii have charge Of the music. All men
invited to come and join in the song service
commencing at o'clock. next Thursday night
Young Mems Christian association lecture
course. delivered by Col. ]. p sanford.
IL is learned from reliable source that the old
Edaville wells, the nearest IN analysis to the
celebrated Hemyadi water. six miles east of
Fort Worth, have been changed to Sherona,
and will be run by the two enterprising get up
and get Buckskin Joe and DR.. j. H.
Whitley, who have arranged for everything neces-
Eary to develop this property into tirst-class
resort. When all is ready for business the pat
ronage of the people of Fort Worth will no doubt
be extended to them not only on account of it's
locality but on account OF the merits OF the
wafer.
Yesterday morning in the CITY court Recorder
Kern announced that to-day and on future Sun
days the law pertaining to Sabbath observance
would be enforced against all lines o! bust
ness. The effect is that all lines OF business
except that of drug selling will be closed. This
appears TO be what the saloon men desire,
leading mem Der of the liquor dealers associR-
ton OF Fort Worth said yesterday that they are
not only willing but anxious to keep closed
Sunday provided that other and competitive
businesses are also closed; for the saloon
man pays the highest taxes he should be left free
20 meet all competition.
The general order bulletin of the railway mail
service issued under date of Sept. 20, from the
Office of Superintendent Weaver OF the eleventh
division, from his headquarters at Fort Worth
calls attention to errors in checking. Il says:
It often happens that the validity of a CHECK
depends on the point where the matter checked
is mailed. In all such cases the clerk checking
will be expected to give all information neces-
sary TO enable this Office TO determine whether
or not the checks good. 1t is noticed that,
in spite of instructions which have appeared in
our general orders from time to time, some
clerks in this division habitually check matter
which is on its RICH, dispatch, insufficient
and technical grounds. 1t is desired that every
error found in the mails be checked, but the
attention of all clerks is again called to section
2, General Order 81, section 2, General Order 90,
and section 10. General Order Is.