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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
A nuSINESs cuANnr

Gazette reporter struyed into the
old Woods stable, corner of Throck.
MORTON aud Third streets, aud met Jim
Woods, who said he had sold out, lock
stock aud barrel.
Dave Goodwin has bought me out
lie is an old livpryman, Knows how ~
run stable aud will run this opn IN
ilrst-class style He win eull over he
horses and make such chanses es are
necessary 10 bring the stock np 10 The
highest standard, and win mt In AN the
new rigs thnt are needed to give nm the
variety anyone could ask.
Everybody knows ID w. Goodwin. and
they know what Dave says he means.
80 whom he says he Is gons to plvo ni
his Time and attention 70 the business
and make Godwin's hrst.class stains
simply means he Is going 10 mako h,
the best Ia the city, aud ms friends and
TURNER customers ran rely ON this.''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
WICHITA FALLS.
A Citizens Meeting to Push Things Rail
roadsN New Business Houses.
Farmers Coming In.

Wichita Falls, Tex March 81, 1893
To The Gazette.
An important railroad meeting was
held hero in The courthouse Inst night.
j. A. Kemp was made chairman Of the
meeting and W. l.. Van Dyke secretary.
a committee was appointed 10 confer
with the board Of trade Of Dallas. also
q committee % wait on the officials of
the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas. with
The view Of extending that line from
Henrietta TO Wichita Falls
An official Of the Rock Island railway
was present ResOluti0ns were passed
thanking the officials Of that road for
ihe good work u was doing for Teaus
In the way of making low rates to the
state for hOme-spckcrs.
The merchants. land owners and peO-
PIE generally feel friendly to the Rock
Island. and will f.lvor the line with their
business WHOM they can
STEPS were also taken vt the meeting
last night ~ bridge the Little Wichita
from Wichita Fails TO the CLARK and
Blunt. colony IN Archer county, known
as "Winhurst'
Over a hundred wcll-to-do farmers have
lately located In this settlement aud
they are now doing their trading az this
place.
A gentleman from Bowling Green.
Mo. has ordered q large stock of to-
bacco from Louisville. Ky, and will man
utacture cigars here; hence, in the near
future, we viii bum homemade eli
gars.
Smith Bros, just IN from Clinton, Mo,
have opcned up u large stock Of furni-
ture This gives Wichita Falls two of
the best furniture houses In West Tex
as.
Pfaeiile Bros Of Fort Worth have
rented building on Seventh street and
viii place therein large stock of jew
clry One of the firm is here today maxi
ing arrangements to move In.
Quito a party OF farmers came In last
night from illinois and are out select
ing land for homes today.
Ed Evans. the best newspaper rustler
In the Panhandle country, and second
TO no news dealer In Texas. has taken
charge of The Gazette's circulation in
this city,
Quite number Of Wichita Falls
corner LOTS were purchased by rail-
road officials yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01

CAMERON AND ROBINSON eVs'
We have all these high grade
Goals Ia stock. ldLl.EH 4 hiF1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01

terest 10 be paid at or before maturiy
the principal the contract W. not ull1
GUS. There Is line of decisions supports
this contention (23 Graft, 225l. our su
constitution declares all Interest avgl
II per cent usuriOus. Art. 2JI2 says u.
Interest IS the compensation allowed for.
use or forhearance or detention OF nuh1
The word loan Is omitted from our statul.
aud we think that the term Interest N
Ing time 10 n designated day IA the qua
for the payment OF a debt or for yolulet
fOrhearauce TO enforce payment
maturity. The statute Is remedial
should be literally construed. IL app'l
that appellant has paid 500 more ilNn
legally owed for the property and as
pleaded IN reconvention tie judgment W
be refersed and rendered for that ain0A''
and costs. Opinion by Key, ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
A CHANGE
Of the Superintendent Of the Eleventh Postal
Division.


Some weeks ago Captain j. S. Weaver
the superintendent of the Eleventh diyis-
ion OF the railway mail service of the
United States rendered his resignation
10 the postotiice department and after
waiting for some time with cOmmendable
patience, he telegraphed asking what
wac the matter and why his resignation
was not acceptedG Yesterday the reply
came notifying that his resignation was
accepted and Captain Weaver turned his
Office over to his successor, O. l.. Teach.
out who has been the chief clerk ever
since the division was established, four
years ago.
Captain Weaver has long served the
federal government with fnithfulncss
He went into the Northern army as
private and rose from the ranks to a
command aud he entered the postal ser
vice nc the bottom and his abilities and
energy carried him TO the position of
superintendent of the Eleventh division
of the railway mail service. division
that embraces Texas, Louisiana, Arkan-
sns and the Indian Territory.
Captain Weaver is a Republican, but
never has he been an Offensive par
tisan' but always has he been pains
taking efficient, devoted and very gem
tlemanly official. und his withdrawal
from the pOstothce department after
twenty-five years of service Is voluntary
NCA 10 yet Wtll elIutu rest ana huhL
he might enjoy the companionslip Of his
family
He win so back to his farm home
near Fort Scott, Kan, where Mrs. Nyea-
yer and the children have lived all the
time Captain Weaver has been In Fort
Worth aud bear with him none. but the
kindcst and fricndlest good wishas of his
Fort Worth friends.
O. l., TCachout has thoroughly identi-
fed himself with Fort Worth and is a
sterling Democrat though by no means
Intrusive IN political affairs. He has
grown up In the service under Superin-
tendent Weaver and the retiring superln.
tcndent most cordially recommended him
for the succession.
Fort Worth ypecds the parting and
cordially greets the coming superinten-
dent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
NnLcE.

Notice Is hereby given that tho reeu,a,
enn0pl meeting Of the stockholders of XIV.
~ Louis southwestern HALLWAY coinpai,v
q Texas win he held al the grneral 1tl,es
nl said company ~ the city Of iryler SINH Y
county TEXAS, at o O'Clock a m. ~ Nm
DAY the prai lay ~ May. A. ID. ism ~,
tns pnfpose % clscung a hoard of MINI. aI.
iveeots lor me ensuing year ANA Tor IN,
transaction 81 sucA other and further h,,ti.
mes may Woperly cUme before said
Aud qn the same dar ana AZ ,ho .o,,,
niiaeN Immediately after the adtsn,s,,,,.s,,,
oi ths stocsholders' mectlne. the r,ia,,e,
AuNnal meeing ot The dlrectnrs AZ NAM
company win Do held, for INA p,rs,s, ' Y,
s,sSung president and spcrerafv and
fveh other oiueers as provided hy law end
w tne bylaws ~ shla comranv ana Nv,
.he paiiaciion at such othcr huslWeSs w
Aa'sV fopgW come before sail ntst,ni
thf Stock books ~ said Companv v.ili n,
ena fgnaln cioaed FROM thia dac V,i3i te,,,
~ aal onrpmgut % suid annual rnustag.
A w FORDNCE, President
NJ ~ hodee secrot0fy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
IN THE CITY.


Three DAYS ago Mrs John Purdue was
arrested by Officer MOseley on q drunk
and disorlerly charge. She was brought
Nd IN the patrol wagon, mud Oihcer
Reeves put her In the calaboose. When
She was locked IN the cell She stumbled
over the form of q woman on the hoOr
Of the cell Next morning she complain
ed her arm was broken and that officer
Moseley had broken It, Turnkey Terry
examined her arm. and as the woman
could bend Il or stiilen u. aud no dislo-
cation or Fracture could be detected by
the unframed he told her she had merely
hurt herself slightly IN falling, for her
arm was not broken
The woman went home and forced her
way into her house. which was locked
Next day She reported her arm WAS brOk-
en- aud surgical examination disclosed the
existence Of q fractured elbow.
How she hurt herself is not seen. hut
10 was esther when she fell w the cell
OF more probably when she forced her
way into her house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
A YIsITOR

Mr. u. r. Caldwell, general manager
of the Duluth. Huron aud Denver rail-
road, with headquarters az MinL1apolis,
the guest Of Mr. Charles Hamilton.
general manager Of the Texas Central
lie accompanied the latter official on
trip over the line. returning 10 The city
yesterday 10 The Gazette representa-.
tive ho remarked last night ~ came
down simply Oh pleasure trip aud must
confess that / am most f0yOrahy im-
pressed with Texas and especially with
Waco. When / left Minneapolis q few
days ago there was two feet Of snow
on the ground. ] am convinced that dur
Ing the next four or Eve years. 40 lcBat.
there VIII be more opportunities for
profitable investment and money making
10 Texas than IN any other state In the
Urion"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
CISCO,a nANn

Cisco, Tex, March ~. --,Socoial IN,
Cisco silver cornet hand gnve n ..,, ny
concert hero last night at The NTaSsIu
opera house hall interSpersed with rccitn,
lions, songs and u cake walk. Thc baoJ
mas been invited 10 compete for N nrive
u me Columbian exposition. and I, ~
probable that they WIN FIRST M ~ A.
w, anu mon there "a Chicago. with NV,
mallltary. Round trip tickets, h is nnder.
49, 49, MI % sold them for $40 Prof
reputation Is known throuehont ~ whose
t,S, and they hope 90 take ono az NV W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
TWo RUNAWAYs.

Yesterday ~ led Scott. one VI the old.
est and most experienced Of the Pacific
Express companys drivers Ia this city.
was gong out Front street. one Of the
nuts slipped of an aalp. the horse ran a
short distance when he fell aud Scott
WIS thrown out aud kicked by the horse.
lie Il badly bruised ard has broken
rib. Some time ugO a plano fell on him
ns be- was unloading II, and this. too.
inflicted chest injury
A grOccr's delivery wagon team ran
of on Houston street yesterday morning
but did no harm beyond creating some
excitement and soaring some people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
seeolAL norloes.


state Of Texas, County Of Tarraut, clty OF
~ virtue Of the power vested IN me as
chipf vsuCutlyc officer OF said city ! do
hereby order an elcuti0r 10 be held on Tues
uay, tl.v ith day OF April A. d. 1893.
fnr thc election VI one alderman from the
First Wtrd
Eor iho election or one alderman from tho
Sprund ward
,.Fur 90 election OF one alderman from the
,For me election OF one alderman from the
,.ror lhe election Of one alderman from the
Pos Ono election or ono alderman from tho
for ihc election Of one alderman from the
For lhc election OF one alderman from the
for he election Of one alderman from the
Ninth Wutd, aud
one secretary from the whole city.
utr mIrthul from the whole city.
one Wt1ney from the whole city,
one essrssor and collector Nom the
Ana 10 hereby appoint thc following
prgNdlnk oiliceta Et SID elrction'
Ino. p. Swayne. First ward, room IN
w H. Iidd, se,ond ward, county court
r. Matkln Third ward. broom factory
W J. Haley. Fourth ward. street com.
mlsslonprs uilcr
Jas. Mcnamara. Firth ward Tucker I'M
IRE house
e, l.. Terrell, sixth ward. Fircman's
hall
u. c. Nelson, Seventh ward. popo's gro.
eey store, South Main street
II l., Ahston Eighth ward. beacon
lill school houge
Il, W Wells Nlnth ward. county treat
Given Under my hand md the seal or
the city of Fort Worth this tho nth day
OF March. A. d., i0n
u. II. PADDOCK Mayor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
sERInrNLY u1Rr

Theodore Lark, 15-year-uld youth.
met with serious injury last night.
lie INDUCED, he suys. iu "acrap"
with O. little Niger at the corner OF
south Third aud Franklin streets.
whipped him. be- mid last night.
aud somebody throw u rock which hit
me on tle head and knocked me sense
less. The boy was picked up and taken
TO the city hall. Physicians examined
MN, ana found that Dee had boon struck
iu the back of the hc,,d. receiving n sc-
uous wound, which was dressed at once
and the boy conveyed ~ bis home A
white rock ns large az mans closed
hst wns the weapon used ON his hpnd
u ~ claimed that the missile was thrown
ny friend of the little colorcd fellow
whom Lark whipped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
RAIIlIl.

=, Baird, March ~. Especial. Arthur
Young has sold his entire stock of gro
eerlss 20 Bistcn \ Grove The snlc was
Init b,auS not on account Of financial emu
Ne has plenty OF money IA INV III in.
debtedness, aud u good stake let.
buf small grain crop and erase has
began 10 suffer for want of rain. With n
k9ou season IN the next few DAYS the
West VIII be on top TO STAY.
a., ohr ssoeknen are happy TO lcnrn Tint
ene paeekery, viii start up again undrr
such favorable cirsumstnnces "u"Vi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
FInE pErARrMENT MATrERs.

Last night the w. H. Tucker Hose
company met IN their hall, aud had "a
roudng aud enthusiastic meeting The
attendance was large thirty-tvo or tlir-
ty-thee members being present.
George Lcdford was elected delegate
90 the state trempu's convention ot Aus
tia. and William Barr MS alternate.
DR. Cooper vas endorsed for president
Of the Fort Worth fine department H..
Mont Rely for treasurer. aud Sanford
furg0ssOn for second assistant chief
A message WIS received by the depart
mcnt that Clcburne was on Ere, and
help was needed from Fort Worth The
Daggett engine aud hose carriage were
started but Il becoming evident the
report was an error. that II was mixed
with the fact OF fire at Temple. for
which, see particulars In the tplCgruphic
columns Of Tho Gazette. the apparatus
returned 10 the engine house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01

district court for Mci.eunan had passed
the scnnte bvcf he governors etc
caused much satisfaction. The docket
vi the Nineteenth district. composed Of
McIonuan and Fails counties, Is greatly
OfcrcTOWded aud the result 0f this con
diiion has hcen injuriolly felt for a~ong
time Tho bill just passed places M3iyen-
nan county alone IN the Nineteenth DO
irict and crcutes ncN district. tlp
Falls counties. 'ihs large vote which
the hill reee 'ci caused Mfpisa Hs ~
pi ssage Ia the senate was doomed only
possible 10y harcly two-thiris. u Is
stated that Governor Hogg viii appoint
as judge Of the Fiity-fuurth district
court, Mr. A. g. prcudegast, partner
Of Hon. Waller y. Baker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. aud Mrs. John @. SHarrls Of
Shreveport nru iu the city after taking
IN The reception given 20 the Mecca tcm.
pie by the Hella temple nc Dallas
Mrs. w. D. Lawson and her son. Wal
do, who have been here visiting relatives
nnd friends IN the city. leave this morn.
lug for their home 10 Houston
w. c. Bolt. the Rio Gruudc agent at
Dublin, Is In the city.
Phil H. Grconwull IL back from Waco.
but Ice has nothing new 10 report on the
Waco opera house project.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
CHuRCH MOVIES

Dr ]. w Lowber will preach his fnre.
well germon rt the Christian church
next Sunday morning; and on Monday
morning he viii go 10 Add Ran uniyer-
lty tn commence his lectures AS chan.
cellor of that institution.
There will be no services today nc the
Broadway Presbyterian church but"to-
morrow DR. Moore will preach M II
a. m. and T.45 D. m.
A the moutng hour OF worship there
viii be q public reception OF new mem-
beers aud administration of the Lords
supper The public cordially invited.
Services continue next week every day
az $3.50 and T;l5 y. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01

sherman. Tex, March 81 Special
ia the district court day or two since
in suit for 10000 damages against
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff
for $1,000. Judge Brown set the YER
dict aside az unjust, and in the new trial
yesterday the jury brought IN O verdict
Of $3.50
Another suit for damages against the
Houston and Texas Central for S2O.OOO
damages tried today IN the district court
resulted In verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
NOTES.

Mr. 9. l.. Shattuck. one Of tho best
known men IN The Chicago livestock
business Is in the city
w. II. Quigg Of Fort Worth. travelling
town gathering mp business for his line
Mr.. James H. Edgar. uu old and well
known citizen. died this morning
Another mcetikg was held at the city
hall tonight IN ~ " interest Of The Wuco
aud New lgled4l rtihoud. and further
action IN the My of pfHNiJing for the
the capital sSakswns ukcn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
MrRnRn cAeno

iiillshoro, Tex. March 91.-fSneciol
81 Yesterday morning Sheriff Bell nrresi,
81 John - lwenan, alias jack Bennetf
Tor murder committed IN Tennesses
thirteem years ago, freeman has liyed
"a texas SINCE and b 20 present eneagei
sei'sak soois az Harold. Ho was
here attending court He gave nm ,,ili
hsly aud acknowledged the crime Tbere
was $3.50 reward. '"'iN
" the district court today the nur.
der case Of Frcd JONES' was eaiie5
Hrcat interest Is being manifested IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
ROfAL RORSE SrncR

~ w nave on oar ranch ak miles south az
hanrcr, some choice mares f,,ii, ts,'.t NJ, W.
ana treneh coach stoek, tha stalit,,,s ' ,',
W,Nfn lhnsv mares were bred were ilnnoites
N lne hlyal Horse association OF Ara,n'
n,e a pNtuon ~ thcse uiNres arc in fgai
wv soine Win calti. These inatca VIII M.
..N'V at low pfices end on liberal te,,ss ~
w ahiv " approved buyers. ThOy pnst ~
XXX 20 Re enrlsci4lel Apply hy letter
teAas and Pacific Coal comnanv ,,e.,. Nae
'AA Hnsnenss wili be made d -ho@ M simk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
sTOCKMEN ORCANT1r

m, LUBBOCK, Tex, March 81 --lSperiatl
nv STOCK meeting on last SatiTday was
largely attended The stoeknen organ.
yea ana are going TO meet annualiv M
, ,ll place They also appointed am ont.
5 ,, m14Ihaser 70 manage all outside
OF APRIL at the head Of Blaneo canon
az BillyNstrnrl's place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
TnAr CnNspIRAcY

sherman, Tex, March 3i.-lSpecial -
There are M new developments IN The
conspiracy 10 rob the American Express
company IN Denlgon. Hopgood. who was
arrested yesterday in Duraut. |. r., was
brought hero last night and iaucd liz
denies any knowledge of the affair An.
other party is under indictment hut hos
not yet been caught. '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
TIE ITRY GANE nm s1nn.

The suit OF $. H. Stratton to recover
damages arNinst the Western Union
Telegraph company for failure 10 do.
lNer a telegram, az stated la The ca.
zctlc' was concluded yesterday after.
The jury rendered verdict of $500
Tor the plaintiff The ease will probably
be Appealed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
JoAB Il. HARRpIY

San Saba. Tex. March M ts,..,.,
--lndgo Joab b. Harren ~, INps''R tli ;
resluence, elghteeu miles souiheSst =,
nsre, on last Sunday morning. liz wes
III, YEARS 9f age, was the hrst eountv
yuNke or chief Justice of this county en3
WIS . ~ ono time sheriff OF Wnnamses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
TINE JEWTSU pASSOVER.

Yesterday ut 10 o'clock began the
Jcwifh Passover, one Of the most sacred
as well ns symbolical of an religious fcs-
tly0ls. II is commemorative Of the plague
that finally broke the iinty Egyptian
heart when Israel was IN bondage for
the angel Of the Lord passed the houses
OF the children Of Israel leaving them
unscothcd while an Of Egypt mourncd
her FIRST born. The Passover season
lasts eight days, and within this scope
of lme. no leavencd bread may be- eaten
by those of .IeMish fnith
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
WACO KNIGHTS WILL BE THERE.

=, Slr Knight Captain r. s. Ross. OF the
Uniformed Rank, Knights of pythins.
says that the Indications are that 1bO
Nocoitcs win attend the grand lodge
40 "' '"''
a rate Of half fare FOR the round trim
over the san Antonio and Ar,usns pssg
railrnnd has been secured He lg driu
ing Grace tlscr division with excellent
results CummcnrinF next wpeh. mo
1iills VIII take place nightly until ue
date of leaving for the pnuainpmpnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
rom Worm ARD mo 6RARDE RALWAy
CokrARY STOCKHOLDERS AR0 on.
RECT0ES ARNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock hoiders
and directors of the Fort Worth and rio
Grande Railway company will IL heid
az the Office Of the company, M The civ
q Fort Worth, on Tuesday, Aprn 4
lep3, at g d m. -
=, innsier books win be closed az noon
Mareh ~, 1888, and rtmnin closed until
NpFi ., Aoo@ A. X. DIXON,
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE 70 ARCHITECTS Ag0 c0E,
YRACTOPS

lhe commissioners court OF Hartlev
county, leNp VIII meet IA the town ~
itaNeasuvN on Monday, the gath day Of Apri
ny aud acting. upon bids and pnbposals No.
sviepahivd with plans ANA spotihtattons IN
building q jel In the town of nhrtlcy.
such jail IL 20 be hullt az nafiye sto,a
ma 70 cost not exceeding Thirtvsnc, il.v
uiel collars NaaoW "a excess ~ fhe
sobw Nnd irons now owned, nud which Viii
y, FURNISHED by the county.
SneN plis, Win plans and specifications
Wlh be received up To ~ o'clock M an tbs
-tln NaN % Anrll, iSN and snld cnnrt re.
s ero,cs iae Tlsal 70 rsiecs any ana ali bids
Apply AZ this o,i,e. lsNlne.ag9ns'
Lam. AWsh'f Mfieu'
., Done by order Of said court at Hartley
ILleAas' ON this, the 2lih day az Nisrek
Nlerk COUNTY, court M uariI.n $500, nn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
NEITuER IS cnnRrCr

a correspondent asks: "Will you kind
sentences Is coTcct2 u am feeling bad
H., or I am feeling bad indicating
physical state of health. Please reply
though The Gazette. We desire to set.
tie a controversy
Both are used; neither Is correct. The
expressions denoung physical condition
are ii nn well," or 81 am in"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
70 0MarngN Aa0 cAITlE FfF0rRs.

On aud after April ist We VIII sell cotton
seed hulls at $3.50 per ton, q. o. II, mill.
Your orders solicited Ellis County Cotton
Seed on MN Co., wnSahaclic, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01

this case It will be remembered that
Jones ~ the man who shot George Watts
(colorcO last November.
fioutenant-G Governor Crane Is here and
viii lnf.nl Innhs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
once OF Comptroller OF tho Currency,


Washington, Feb, O. 1871
Whereas hy satisfactory evidence pre-
eeutcl 10 the undersigned, e has been made
10 appear That ''rhe American National hank
Of Fort Worth" Ia the city ~ Fort Mortil
IN the county OF Tnrrnnt, and stale OF
Ienke, has compiled with all the provisions
81 the atetNtcs OF the United STATES. re-
.lauon thnll bc authorized TO commence the
business OF bnnLingi
Now therefore, I. Al0nHO Barton Hon
huru, coinptrnllor OF the currency, do here.
ly certify that "lhe American NauOnnl
hank OF Fort WORTH" IN the city OF Fort
Worth Ia tho county OF farrnnt, and state
Of Texas, Is authorized % commence the
hnslnega OF banking as provided Ia sgctlon
nlpgl Of the revised statutes OF the United
~ testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF Office this Oth day OF February
Nthl A II ftppnUuN
No. tsis NV