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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Sunday 3 D. ma Murch i2. ut KNIGHTS
ui iiunn hWl corner Houston aud Srt.
uuu Hitr't entrance uu Sprund elreot
Mrs Mutuo al Hun win lecture upon
ilc subject The kIHr mud rrulrrss of
M"i"n SWuiuulism iu phia Country"
Also ri'o GOA luVIuuuuul Poem, sub.
icot from Jhv uudloucr mis- viii py.i
lively hr Mrs liuns mst appearance
urlntv thr Fort Worth pubIl, AN cor.
dinlly invited
Tits arrmm ou iho violation of our
public schools tO tho pUJp WINS TO hnyr
been duNNprod Two weeks since. hut ,yug
necessarily dctoWod An other rprirrg
or re 'inrh 49, usunl. Tho public are
cordially Invited
49, pnulH Methodist IlpIaconai church
corner Seventh aud lamlr ON SunIay
March H.. ut IL %. no.. H. &. Rduwuy
VIII, ut The request ut thr National
League fur Che Protection uf our Amprl
rnh lWuiuiout, preach un church and
state appropriations Tor secular schools.
United l,rglhrgn church. liW Calhoun
street. ~. W. hlttlv. pastor PREACHING
today nt y. VA. by W Hilton Post tlic
n9y evangelist rmyrr meeting ryrp
"Wednesday nirhi 900 $50 o. ln SONG
trryI,r every FRIDAY night nt T.Bu p
n sunday school uI % D. 90. Come QUO
ANA Ni
German Evangelical ~ Johns church
N'H"NW "lIffIt NNIMNNN NfIlIN NIiI lHUIN
There VIII hr services tomorrow 900 1890
@ m ut 30 D m Sunday school win
hruiu Hi $3.50 % m. After morning sur.
vice meeting uf tlo members ot tht
church. An mrmbrH urr earnestly r-
puorlcd 90 ntioud. w Sobuuk paator
Tabernacle Cumberland proahytprim
church. corner Nineteenth nud Chlmhpra
siropu. There VIII be- sptyiuw no tho
Tabernacle Cumberland prrhv.nrlnr
church 600 ~ O'clock TO- m and Ii'O n
m. sabbath school 900 $50 Preaching
nt ~ o'lo0h W Rev a. "a Hartman
of Illinois. cordial invitation De- rx.
tended 30 1ll to attend thasc services
First Presbyterian church corner Gal
h0uu uul Elat Fourth nrrrts Rev
l,obrrt 49, Nah, -. D., pnstor SUNDAY
school oi $3.50 % m. \ a. H. Evans. su.
pchuirndc1t lrcnohug by Che pastor
nt ~ o. ui nnd lj b. m Tho mncfa.
mont Ot thp lords supper Nill br admin.
istrred 100 the mnrnns service. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday pt T.iI 10
49, An ar" cordially Invited 20 these
services.
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PERSONAL.

Judge W. b. Plemmons Of Amarillo
Is in the city
s.. vs.. Slayden, lending manufac.
turer Of Waco, was in the city yestvf'
day
Colonel r. II. Parrot 81 Waco, one
of the leading citizens Of that city, was
M Fort Worth yesterday.
Ma. Lawrence Waters o. weather
forl Is fhp guest az Mrs George Little.
mir. I'D 2l6 ~ Burnett
Ch,rles 81 Baker leaves this morn
i,'. ~ u lHsiness tiip 3D. Denver. and IN
~ absencn Iohe j, Iagar will nnld ths
fort
Colonel r.. b. Hunt United states
Ynarshnl for the Northern District 81
Texas, with headquarters nc Dallas IN
ia the city
II. s Tasuict Clerk John Finks Of
Waco was 90 che city yesterday On DIG
way 10 Graham where a term Of court
q 10 be held
Howard Gould passed. through the city
Yesterday On "a special Train lie came
In ON the transc0ntineutal az I;i3 y. mf
aud ten for Dallas % O'Clock.
Misses Clara N. and Nannie koilogg
Of Colombo City are The guests oi Mrs
winfield Scott corner Fiji and Lamar.
Ihar visit win last several days
A. Petscl made business "trip 10
Dallas yesterday He sags he b glad ~
6oee basnes. n Fort Worth fUr ne
hned 10 Dallas more Than 100 empt5
-i0res
other rroudnsns catsleuea who sre
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oHURcH NOTICES

Ragulnr services Ht The First Baptist
churcL a. ] 4 aud T45, j Morgan WellE,
Rsy Dr. chandler win preach today
ia lhe broadway Presbyterian church
of N "a. m.. md T45 p. m.
Union Ioihe AllYjOu There viii be-
d mnmodni service SandaY nig,t speak
IN, q. w. Byron, commencing 800, All
welcome
Christian church. corner Hi1fh and
Thr0ctfnurton Hrecfs. Preaching morn
az ana evening hy elder j w. Lowhef.
anhipd in tne morning. "lne lefcnfc NJ
VafelOr." in ibn evening #ihc Remedies
rs. Cdma" suadly school IA go "a.
m. All made welcome
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
TAYLOR nud Fourth streets Sundsy
school IL 800 alarpi preaching ~ paN
tor ~ j g. U ard 100 D m Young
Peoples society Christian Eudouyot ~
6.3o 9. ~ L.poriani megiHg ~ the
oiorping service All members are ro+
duesfe1 % b. present. Every body piEao
welcome
ALaise5 spialaalism Usual ssryieea
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W NJ Robinson survey. 50.
The Fort Nouh Improvement company,
Goo Thomas ~ Ross. lots IS aud 4. block
~. Jennings third addition, $3.50
~ Is. Nushgm and wlr TO g. B. and
j. NJ Warsaw onc.tmrd interest so
uprps. ~ Rpuduu survey. $40.
W pursiiull rt ul TO j NJ. prreitull
30 acres lurku Burnu5 survey Nlfu
Joyce g. Bentley to Nyuur ~ Me
Cart, -jXtO1 feet block les, city. 81.
John liurdgroyc to Iu5'rh Fowler
/ mere Boz the town ol ALE, S2Sug2G.
j. j. Wilson at Ul ~ Joseph Fowler
GS acres g. w. Mckenzie survey 5000
D. L. Wilson 90 -. H. Wilson, i6 acres
q. W. Mckmzic survey, 81.
w NJ. Wilson end wife t1 D. #. VIII
SON. part g. W. Mckenzie survey. 81.
Eliza Wilson 10 ID T. Wilson. lG acres
q. W Mckenzie survey SGi
W. VI. Wilson and wife 20 d. L. VII
SON.. 10 acres g.. W. Mckenzie survey.
500.
G.. =. Carlton TO CaHock * Powell,
seven acres William Baker survey,
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IN A NEW LINE.
An Ola and Trusted Employs Of tho Ca
ZeIlo Engages In Other
Business.

For olghi yenra past J - sph1kls has
boon ono ui thH crrnHt1w ~ The Fort
Worth OHln,tn being hfayllfed With
hls brother 49, H. Sprinkle who bas
bought bin 0ni aud win now hare
sole charge OF inc circulation, bciuH
assisted by CORDS OF nblr nssiupui8
Mr j B Spruilp hna pstiiHiahpl %
raniWg, c0IlcrI0u 0nl hrnkcrR npoucl
with hig 0h0r r3rur husk uui Fourth
miects iu thc Mansion a9fI builIug
llo WIl rcnt houea mako collectors.
ur4Jl1to l0ans, Nrll bank otDcl notes or
bonds a man of energy aud ntrsrty,
of iinn husiuosH qualification aid for
rect habila be- iR wen equipped i1f tho
work DE- bias underinftn iila tiiOrouph
knowledge Of Fort Worth and her pao.
pie. knowing every street Hu1 highway
and 90 nf bcr hcst citizens BE eea eafply
be able tu give correct information in
regatd 90 rcnia aad hauile prnp1ny a.
advantage ilt carries wllh Iim ilt1 l4
new Yenturc the hcnftftt good WISHES
~ The Gazette force, who fr@ coulidpnt
uf nH NucCesH
I D. snhklc. ThN Ga1ct, iuiilFiof.
hns changed ida Office from lO4 Main
street 70 corper lits! and fonrin, Man.
sion hVtel block
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
PENCIL PICKlNGS
IN THE CITY

The contract has been let Tor Mr.. c II
Sillimans new residence.
The Commercial club gives its regular
fpmi-monthly reception Tuesday evening,
next March ~, vocal and Instrumental
music
Members of the / q. NJ are request
pd tu meet at Mrs Fosdick's residence.
corner Fifth and Jones Monday 90 lOW
"a. m., business meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the corner
of Fourth and Main streets, Mrs. Nh.
gent the wife of Judge Nuprut, fuintpd
and frll. and cut her upper lp against
the curbiug and possibly broke her nose.
Lee Thompson Of this city and Miss
Edna Ovis of Spyery kan- went 90
tlrburne Wednesday night ana were
quietly married, TO the surprise 0i their
friends. They have returned here Ia
live.
The street commissioner has taken
the hint Of The Gazette and hus done
some good work at street cleaning, 80
whom the Cattlenen arrive neNt week
they win find Fort Worth not only
the best. but tho cleanest and prettlest
city IN the state.
The Gazette will tomorrow morning
publish n FUN report OF the sermon ~
Rev. A. II. Batpn 90 he delivered this
evening ON Municipal Mcanne-s,' with
ulliduyits attached as far as 10 may be
proper To- use thom.
A very pleasant party was given 20
the little folks 600 the home Of Mr. and
Mrs NJ H. Walter sos Louisiana ave
cuuc On honor of their little sob, Abort
Sydnpy's tenth birthday. The h0stpss
was assisted by Misses McCurry and
Mary stephen. The guests were about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
StOCkmen
Look Into It

I to 2s. block ., Graudgiew addition,
George lesser and wife 10 Elizabeth
l1lrungcr. 10 acres. j. T. bumns sur
ycy. $500
The Dixie Wagon Manufacturing COM
pany TO j.. T.. Hoffman lot 10, block 10.
Dixie Wagon Manuiauuring company
n. q. Cotur To- Chos NJ Cnrh. lot l.,
block l3, DiAiC Wagon Manufacturing
company addition. 500
Dixie Wagon Manufacturing company
90 Chns. NJ Carb. yuriuus lots of Dixie
Wagon Nlauuiucturiug company oddi-
H. Il. Hoffman to Chas. NJ. Carh. lot
10. block n. also lot 10, block II, Dixie
Wagon Manufacturing company addition
W. G.. Frciil TO Chos. W. Curb. lot S,
block -. Dixie Wagon Manufacturing
company addition SlOO.
A. p Smith TO Chas NJ. Cnrb, lot l3,
block ID, Dixie Wagon Manufacturing
q. l.. Walker to Chas. NJ. Curb. lot Q,
block 10. Dixie Wagon Manufacturing
Della ID. Dichl to j. n. Diehl an ln-
terest Ia real and personal property; lot
II, block 3 Smith, Jones * Daggett ud-
dition. $3.50.
II. L. Carlock TO p II. and Z. G..
Fepny. lot II block 3. Smith. Jones y
Dargctts addition. $3.50
Hiram Reese and wife 10 J., II, ana
y. &. Fcrny, lot IL. block q. smith,
Jones Il Daggett's addition, $3.50.
Hiram u Reese aud wife to- r. IT,.
q r. &. Fecuy lot II. block g. Smith,
Jones & Daggctt's addition, $3.50.
Par Fahry 20 Mike Hurley l2yll5
feet of A. Robinson survey. $500.
VIM. McCutcheon TO IL. Morrison,
42S acres of j. w. Thompson survey
Ii. Morrison and wife to David L..
Britain, 12s acres Of j. W. Thompson
r. Vickcry to w. r. Grigsby. lot
and part OF lot ., block 81 Glenwood
addition, $3.50
W. j. Grigsby and wife to r. yicbery,
lot ! and part lot =, block 70 Glenwood
Geo w. Wray to S. A. Thompson, lot
10, block ., Changers first addition
Alfred Bpard'to l. r. Vcnhoner, o II
acres of H. s. Ellis survey, $40
Richard H. King 10 Geo. w King.
gSx2l8 feet on Bluff street, being my
onc-third interest Of VIM, Kings old
Emmett E. Rankin to A. w; Fife,
HE Building, Loan aud Savings as
sociution 90 j i. Osborne. pare biock
9S. CITY. $500
q. h. Moore and wife 20 r. Ninkery
and S. @. Ash lots 10 and II, block 20
Glenwood, $500
NJ. W. Jones and wife 10 I. u. Jones
30 acres of j. NJ Pryor survey; also ~
acres and undivided rs boz IA acres OF
w Davidson survey, H4@U1
City of Fort Worth to Mrs y. !. Dag
cott lot 1 north 23 of lot of north
10 of lot 4, block II, Daggetts addi-
'I E' b Daraett and wife TO y. II. Eg
oleston. part LOT 3, block il, Daggotts
addition. $3.50.
FJinbnrg American Land and Manu-
f.at,riu0 company 20 r. J.. Bennett
t,ndtvided IA interest In lots ] and =
iioct ~ forr-stor, house and lot iorm
orly used by NJ. Brown company
SIS. 1000.
Fort Worth Improvement company 90
Merchants National hank ~ acres oI
j. Watson survey 40 acres oi . 'V'"V-
meyer n Iu osborne & Co 20 a. j. Thur
m1nd leo acres Of d. H. Thrmoud
SYN S Rjirway to %. j. Dagget mn
divided II interest Daggeu 5 nHdi'lon'
M III j Moscly to Taylor, Cupp ant y
Snodderly. lot 80, Cummings aadiuon'
Annie r. scott to 10 Lgnmia. dore
house corner Mail and Fourteenth street.
s' F Y. Ferry 20 i, y caTlocck' 0io
acres II. D.ckesons survey 'iV 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A MOCK MARRIAGE
Was Thai Of A. r. Collins and His slonoa'
fapher, II She Tells The
Truth

Sherman. TEX. March ~ especially
A search through The county records
fails to show any evidence Of % mnrrlngo
license having boon issued 10 : t Cot
lins. who died Do Dnnon short umc
MO-. m tEr YOUNG woman VINO claims
10 ho DIS wits b fo d. believed i'ir cfre
mnnr OF mock marriage Was gone
tl.,.ttfft with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
NJ ESTATE TRANSFERS,
hat Fort Worth Lois Are Grow.
Ein Demand Sales Arc
Increasing,

5 s'cr and wife to Eli II. Pleas
l@a6lo09 feet, lot !, Sanders addi-
shsson aud wife 10 Ed Hovcu-
y; acres, Joseph Screech sur
S9lt and wife to p. Zcilor. lot
. Stanley Heighths addition,
4 ileasants and wife 10 Lilly l..
block \, also lot g, block ],
Il addition, Sli.5OO.
HtSeel, Jr., 90 j.. y. Diehl. 500
", thompson survey, $1,000.
gTsJ Jr., to j. n. Diehl. 42S
j w Thompson survey. $1,000
zen 70 j. ID. Neely. .Ir.. 42S
~, THOMPSON survey, $500
i. n1lis and wife 10 j. n. Tce,
ny, so'e lots i, block II, town
30 TO j D. Neel, lot 10. block
ltsglls addition. $1,000.
i olllan aud wife 10 w. Glen
wa $50 feet u. Little sur
'ed N .. Gee TO !. II. Burt.
Hs MOCK 0G, Chamberlin, AR.
li45gnts, $3.50
i5li1git and wife 10 Lizzie b
I'M rS,lO0 feet and orh lot. corner
lorengc, $50
Ifsinaal norris 10 George G. Hud-
|l,i M, lect and one lot, corner
y ~ l,e,fenee. $1,000.
M vflick 90 George O. Hudrips
s > block z Cotton Mills addi,
y. Fielding to George O..
= .if. y block is. BrookIvn
Ia 9''l and Arlington Heights
NJ D Investment companv 10
lassi he'tu lots ia and I5 blocp
ss,b' Arlington Heights
4 XVI, aFh Jake johnson 10 Nor.
wr, .al bonk, 80 acres IL. q
lg my and ~ acres. A. &.
- I,lrgey $1,000.
u1'on 70 NJ. S. Shield. lots
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Arkansas city. KAN March ll.s-'ihie A.
torpn0u tho camp cInlpagN ~ captain t0r.
hunh'H troop uf fifh cavalry, United
siHtnn army which % 10 caiup un The iine
consumed bY hre lilo guns. hiainuniiiOn
Hnl clothes ~ the troops we're consumed
a repnlaiiiou llas been Heui ln o. supplies.
TWNutY ave l0nilma WIRE femOrHo from
daimrd they were moving through 70 Ola
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
rom R0Rm ARD mo 6RARDF RAiLwAY
C0hPAHY STOCKHOLDERS ASD d.
REcyJSS ANyllAL HEETlNo

The annnnl meeting of tho stockholders
aud directors VI lhe Fort Worth aud Rio
drendc f9ilWnY company viii he held
~ thc office If the company in the oity
of Fort Wbrih, On Tuesday, Aril 4,
1893, nd n m
Transfer books WIN bo closed nt noon.
March 10, 1893, and remain closed until
Aprll b 1893 A. X DIXON,
Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Mnprpna hY satisfactory evidence pre-
eontrl tu Doe undersigned % has boon MAIDS
t0 appear IllHt ''lho American National hnnk
of Fort Worth, u tHO oiY of Fort worth,
200 tho county on Vurluut nud state on
of thu statutes uf tht United States, rr.
Qulrod tn hn complied with before an assoc
plltlun shall Do authorized 90 commence tho
Now theret1-o, i Alouzo narion Hep
bum comptroller of mo currency dn hrrr.
hY couiy lunf "rhp American National
bank Of Fort Worth lu iho city M Fort
Worth iu tho couuif NJ Tairnui and state
of IpAns NJ authorized t0 commence che
lpHiuruA W lunking nH provided in reUtlon
States.
~ tpnlimOny whereof witness my hand
ald seal Of ofiica this 9th day " February,
hrnll A. ~. nEpBURN.
Comptroller of tho Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
ron SALE on TWFRTY fEABS' UME.

FOUU LEAGUES FLOYD COUNTY
school mud situated in HALEY oounly
Tine commissioners court of Floyd county
Ict VIII rpCUNo hdn un the above land
term 1858 The court reserves The right
OBJ ROGET ans mud nli bids. f0r further Dor
ilnulnit apply To a o. Duncan county
Judge lu,dbdn floyd county Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

New York. March lI~Tbecs b afil
no news from The Naronlc ffer aosats
c0ntiHac 10 hope for coon newa from DE
udBing boat They now aupher dc
only perans AZ au aopglipe thai NJ uAl
1. nNOuf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
nom AIDnnAIlN

We announce Air. 70 n wallis M . can.
dldnte Tor mieruun ~ tho fllrl ward. iis
submits hia claims go the Voters or mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
nm TMEATER


|rhlcton at Grcouwalrs yesterday
ARd evening was Miss Lillian
4 me bin at .he matinee was
\ ng "lhorosp l,acquin." The
work dtyolyos upon four chnr
4 hnfeut. taken by Mr.. Whitecnrt
Raoquin, taken by Miss Lewis:
nken By Ivan poronet: mud
y l,acquIu. taken by Fanny
sangue; each role is 20 moro tnun
n trying One. as there is little
/ 70 relieve the strain. Miss LOWS
~ Of the strongest work She has
& IN the role of Therese aud she
4 NE different phases Of rcmorsC
4hon with a udt1rnlnCss that
more than art.
10 The evening was Lawrence
~ Romantic drama, Lady lii"
with the story of woman
and her burning desire for ven.
Lewis has role that require.
Inherent treatment aud this
NJ versatility. lt is Quicker ~
w ne situations Grn more easily
lgially reached. Ilnr Thrrcsp
" agony aud -pmorse Of one
Time; her Lady l-il n wanpn
betrayed and burning for re.
w who condescends 10 forcgr
ige u her betraysr win go cut
te Forever. His refusal and III
bIackon her character bring
.'.l result and Lady LII ayengcs
wv attraction win be the tank
~ 10 New York, ' a scusHtiuYal
al on Tuesday and Wcdupsdar
'aa Wednesday matinee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

no ~ Whom n May Concern,
WITS D. tn certify thut lno Massachusetts
nll frfruvu fully complied with tho
luWn of TrNuH uH conditions pro.
rUdrut io ltr doing business iu this ninto.
nuu ihnt FHld company holds q certificate
~ authority frpW ihH office onutling lt 10
DO business ln this state f0r twelve months
iuW Gee lHt dty uf lnu, 1905 go the
dlHt day OF Dec. iNI.
tlyth under my hand ami seat nt office
Do Msuu, tnD dny ana date nrat above
written,
JNO. ID uOII.INgsWORwL
CoffuitHalftuhr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
nm CATLENIENs sCHOOL.

For thc past fourteen years 81 the
Fari Worth Business college now lArgrr
better aud moro complete than any
similar school Do Texas Catlcmcn are
cordially invited 90 visit and zee Us ia
our work Opposite lickwick hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
0FVICEn AnID m'RdfAR KILnED.

OaAlaud Cal March ~ Onienrs
lilly and NRshou nciiclns o mloon found
front door 0iyufA entered tblf morning
Z wn burglars who wore infiNp upsnfi
The burglar. facnpel Az hqHr later 600
90 them NHs found lying q short distance
from iha sceno a bullet hnu pfueir1t-
ed 30 bfain. lif WIS dqa1he1 aa wa
Ian GilWgfe, AA e1ieolYlck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
N SIMPSON PARTY
.os,yE THIS EVENING BY
The 7. & P.
!. 81, selected in the campbe !
Other Matters
q interest

- SIMPSON PARTY.
lnn "a thar by the Cannon Ban
eve Samson party viii arrive
az ~ attend the cattlemen's
re iook nj the paCkery plant
1iol' ysfa Fort Worth with the
, w ',eyestmcnt here. Some of
10 Y er we're here before, but
fau.tins their maiden trip TO
~ .nSgey rs prospective invest
bf Inc visitors is q matter
hsi Il will be nc lenst hiteen
zach thirty In number
no more prominent members
,.son'E party are Hon. j. v.
S,slsdent Of the Fancul Ma
N boston: s. r.. Wood
ai,sctor of the same bank;
s,-teous. manager Of the
Dispatch huei w. q.
= Chicago. attorney for the
y Senator John r.. Mcpherson
1s oc. Andrew MINNIE and II.
ID BOSTON. =. +. Hubbard
L. Hyde and VIM A.
IA Mr. Fletcher Jr, of Boston.
..ffV have IuNluH Ni-NktN ul AIt
inn. and there viii be their
isrs willie they remain at Fort
~ an interested in the cattle
n some way os raisers. as man
- Of meat products, or as trans
TIE COURTS.
-s Of the state We. William
charged with being accessory
@rrlcr of Officer Waller was
IN iho jury was secured just be-
!. emrt adjourned last evening.
ssr, are 4. w Chury. :. III.
A. j. Plaxico, u. d. Tanner.
iinn. W. H. Glover G. NJ.
Dan Leathermure. r. A. Webb,
NeRellcn, j. V. Harrison, aud
IN Keul0n.
w was occupied by the Seven.
heiriug the motion docket.
en- suits were fled iu any of tie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In an Whom 10 MAY Concern;
Iw. is to cctuf, INN thc prugaiau Ma
Uunnl IuHuINuvu VnmUauV of NtuttIu tisr.
uuu1s has iu ull respects fully committed
WIN iNu laws ut TtNua ns conditions pfr,
rrdtut tu tis doing huhhusa in this utata.
nnd ihhi Hll vuupnny holds N certificates
~ authority FROM tua Office, onlluinf h 10
10 hlalurH ln thls aihtc FOR twelve Munthn.
iinW lhr lul uuN OF jan. iaitf Ia the
dlti dW nf Dee 1881
GIVEN uudrr ny hand aud sonl nt onico
No Austin the dDy ana date hrat above
Written,
JNo H. iiOLLiNGsWOITlI
COMM snourr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

4 EXAMINATION IN MARCH.
t,h superintendent Of public in
be notified County Suporiur
R II. Buck that there viii bc no
for examination of teachers
im the state department this
. thorc win be no examination
month. The next examination
bl the third Friday aud Satur-
. Anil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

here nro. VIM. unwcl ~ Amarillo, A.
W. Hudson of Colorado city W ~
flanagan of liontptta, ~. D. Hart ul
thc Indian Territory ~ NJ Winters ot
Balmrcr ID NJ McNett of san Angelo,
Horny rroVrr and H. T. AhhntJ of
Kansas City aud j ID. Earnest of Colo.
RADIO City
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
I m,nnrrEE MEETING-

mlnlTTEE MEETING.
+ A. members of the committee up
Inv the Fort Worth Fire depart
IN .acire hall In which to hold
M election. Won are requested 10
. r,reh ~ az ~ O'Clock az so
dreet. Respectfully, Frank
chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Caulrmcu are cordially invited zoo visit
the Fort Worth Business college, located
OPPOSITE Pickwlck
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
Fined "A Dead Man.

Down IN southwestern Texas, Just
about midway between Houston in the
east and FL Paso in the west, and very
near to the Rio Grande, the Southern
Pacific railway has built over the Pecos
river the highest bridge in the United
States. Just before this bridge was fin
ished one of the workmen fell from II
and was of course killed
The county Judge was brought from
Langtry, the town nearest to the bridge.
to hold GROWERS quest" The Judge
arrived with great concourse of people.
all anxious to serve ON the jury. Pro
ceedings were begun by examining the
body of the dead man. Upon this were
found loaded revolver and $40 in cash.
Perceiving this, the judge said:
There amt nothing to do about this
case, gentlemen of the jury. The mans
dead. and it's perfectly plain how he
met his death. But what l want to know
is, what was he doing with that gun?
That's against the laws of Texas. He amt
here to explain, but because man takes
1t into his head to put on wings and
mount to the skies is no reason why the
great state of Texas should be defranded
Law Is law and justice is justice. | fine
him $40 for carrying deadly weapon"
1t Is needless to say that the fine was
pald.-Harper Magazine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
\ Mean Trick.

y lawyer defending promissory note
went to lunch, leaving his books and CT
tatons on the table III the courtroom.
The opposing counsel sneaked back into
the room and changed the places of all
his bookmarks. In the afternoon the
lawyer, taking up his books. referred the
court to his authorities. His lordship
noted every volume and page carefully
and took the case under consideration.
In rendering his opinion he said:
Il was inclined after hearing argu-
ment of counsel for defendant to nom
suit plaintiff, but l find. after referring
TO the authorities quoted by counsel,
none of them bear on this case, and |
am led to think that the gentleman has
been willfully trying to insult the court
He has referred me to an action of an
Irishman who sued the proprietor of a
monkey for damages for biting him to a
case OF arson, one of burglary, two of
petty larceny and three divorce cases
none of which bears on an action to re-
cover on promissory note. PERHAPS
the grossest insult to the court is refer
ring to 'Duckworth versus Bowman.
an action charging defendant with
breach of promise. Judgment for plain
tiff with costs"
The lawyer never knew what the mat
ter was and to this day thinks the Judge
was out of his mind.-Pearson's Weekly.