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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WEATHERF0RD.
THE CITY LIMITS ExrENDLp BY
PETITION.
The Grand Iurys work-An OralOrial Contest
In Which Number Of Places.
Are Interested

Weatherford, Tex, April 7.-CSpeciai)
Last night the city of Weatheriord in
creased both la territory and population
like the Jack o. the bean stalk, but
its cause is TO be traced to more nat
ural and tangible source. The South side
by petition. put itself In the corporation.
The question has been much discussed,
and petitions both pro and con have been
worked for all they were worth.
The following letter received by T..
Putnam. chief Of the fire department Of
the city, explains itself
Dear Sir Enclosed please find my
check for $50, which / request you 10
offer In my name 90 the fire depart
meut Of Weatherford, with my best
wishes for you and all the brave boys.
GEO. T. LEVY"
Mr.. Levy makes regular gifts 10 this
enterprise, all of which arr fully aie
precintcd.
The grand jury returned thrty-thrce
bills yesterday evening, seven felOuics
aud twcnty-siX msdemcauOrs. and they
are still grinding away.
Tonight at the Haynes opera house.
the intercollegiate orutoural contest
comes on. And 10 n Gazette reporter
who was sauutoring around all the boys
around the gils," and shakey about the
knees. The program Is;
MUSIC. s................l Midget
Misses Mamie and Willie Buster
OiAuon. '.- ..,..,.,ss ..'..,..
Practical turn of the Amcri-
eau scholar. .............
g. s Potts, Whit.
Novel Reading: lts Evil Effects
Il. L. Hppcy Fort Worth.
Grafton. 1880, Power That Conquers'
j. g. Wilson, Weatherford.
Music-Nalse No. 1...!..,...C Chopin
Misses Bessie Stevens and Lena Akard.
'"rie Life Of the Dead is
Placed in the Memory Of the
LIVING, ....ssss...t.s.....
Frank Cook, SprnRtown
Grafton. ,....... Democratic Triumph"
~ IL. Martin, Pooyille
"'rhc Westward Movement of
Civilization ...........
j. H. Wagner Ne0l's Station.
Music Plano Trio. ,..... II TrOvatorc.
Misses Gaskell, Wentherford and Gordon
Grafton. .........'A Question 90 Solve
A. NJ. Stewart. Wcatherford
Grafton. Life Is What We Make It."
w. III. Brimberry, Fort Worth
Work rs progressing on the Texas and
Pacific reservation. upon which will Ice
transferred the Corey Lombard INmhcr
company, which Is represented nt this
branch 10y j. II. Stevens aud Milhum
Chew, who make a formidable foe 10 fight
in the lumber business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
MAY OUEEN.

Remember that the voting boxes aud
tickets for May Queen are located at
the following places and the polls will
remain open Till April II.
r. Brunow, 1922 Main street.
Monnig's Dry Goods company.
Washer Bros, clothiers
9. w. Connery, successor 20 l.. NJ.
Whitsetts.
The contest will be closed on April
II at II o'clock midnight surc) sharp
nt the ball 20 begiu that night at the
Dutschcr Nercin hall, corner Fourteenth
and Houston streets.
Tickets is the bnll for sale at:
Charles Schelor's
Casino Hall
Frank Zolchowsh.
III. Hatchc's.
r. Brunow's.
Il. limmcr's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
KNow A TnlNG OK TWO
THE CHOCrAws. SAYS JUDGE
DUKE AND THEY WILL BE
CAREFUL.

8ia rcx, April Special. Judge q.
cs 81 Tie Choctaw nation was here To-
ne u the man who led the attack
Nfkeb house. Talking with man he
tRtf hey knew q thing or two ana ma
IHieAd doing ANYTHING tO conflict with
Nulitd States; that they did not In
W4fing any attack on locke last night.
INel Would not modest Luckc's store az
NtH Nes.luse 10 WAS the postuliCe; that
NAlf agreed with Bennett 10 move
tpuain time. not that they would
4NN ihut they had positive orders not
lNltft white men and N they met a
NiAn ANA he would not give the road
WeIf 70 turn out Of ~ for min. SO
NN Miire movements We're concerned
Iu INCkc or others, or why more
pa veg being ordered 10 GOOdland or
uef would move no information
eaNta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
al nOURLE WEDDING.

for the first time in his official capacity,
was called upon 10 perform one of the
duties of his Office, that OF tying the
knot that bound in the silken letters Of
connubihl felicity, two Young couples
After the adjournment Of the court
tie the knots. The judge protested, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
GRAPEviNE NEWS.

Rain Is badly needed In this section.
Wheat aud oats are beginning TO suffer
and will be badly damaged unless IL
rains very soon.
Mr. w. II. Reynolds Of Dallas has
placed a large stock Of dry goods IN the
H. L. West brick store and proposes TO
be ''in it. with the other two stores.
Cotton planting is going on at a lively
rate and win soon be over. A smaller
crop Is being planted this year than
last
Business Is quite dun at this time. ow-
ing to the farmers being busy with their
crops.
Sickness Is abatng and the health Of
the community is better than for years.
A protracted meeting Is IN progress at
the Baptist church here. Revs. Foster
and Key are officiating.
Young Soloman Scnbner. son OF VIII
liam Scribner. died yesterday aud was
buried today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
STATE MANAGERS WANTED.

The Texas Invention company incor.
poratedD have opened branch Office in
this city for the purpose OF extending
their business into other states. Their
articles of manufacture IRE mcritorous
and novel, and are meeting with unu-
sual success, They want several expe-
renced men 10 handle state territory
$OOO 10 SlOOO capital necessary. For
further particulars call at or address
Texas Invention company, OlO Main
street. room 9, Fort Worth. Tex.
References. First National bank, Aus
tin; Fort Worth National bank, Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
GAINESVILLE
A PROSPEROUS sTocKMAN DIES
FROM MORPHINE POISONING.
Young Girls Afflicted With spasms and It's
Believed to Be DaslsrdY Work Of
scOundrels--M Home.

Gainesville, Tex, April 7.-iSpecial) -
II, l.. Daniel. one Of the most prominent
citizens Of Cooke county, died az the
la Clcde hotel this morning FROM an
overdose 81 morphine
Mr. Daniel and ITS wife registered ~
the Ia Cleie hotel last night at 10
the n0rtlll0aad santa I'c from Fort
Worth. stiop retiring Mr. Daniel ~
sirucfed the clerk 10 can him az ] O'Clock
a. be expected some cattle 70 arrive az that
TIME vbira be wished y meet lie lett
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
THE NEW CnIIRTunIIsn

Messrs. Anderson Bros. architects OF
ST Louis, have arrived with plans and
specifications for the new courthouse.
being the second on the list The plnus
and specifications are TO be- opened by
the county commissioners nc noon Mon.
day.
Information was received M the county
clerks Office yesterday that Commission.
ers Holloway, Mock aud Wall. who have
been on tour Of the principal Western
cities for the purpose of inspecting the
various public buildings prior 10 the let
ting Of the contract for the erection of
the new courthouse, had arrived in
~. Louis yesterday morning Ii Is eX-
pectcd they will reach home on Monday
morning next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
ITs THE WEATT[ER.
, Yesterday County Clerk King wa

feSterday County CLERK King was
heard humming:
In the spring the young mans fancy
Lightly turns 10 thoughts of love"
The cause Of It was the unusual de-
mand for marriage licenses, ne beinc
called upon 20 issue the necessary docu-
mIents Tor Robert q Bridges aud Miss
Rose Banks, Charles w. Ballard and
Miss Nj. NJ Hunter. The torrid condi-
ton of the weather did not appear TO
deter them from the step and the county
clerk Is firmly convinced IL Is an ill
wind Tint blows nnhnlN rnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Yesterday morning horse driven 60
Il buggy became frightened ON Houston
near Sixth, run up the street 20 Fourth
whore a collision with another buggy Oc-
Cured and both were wrecked. Neither
of the drivers nor horses were hurt
About 8 last evening Fire Chief Ben
Bells horse frightened by street car
on Houston. broke his hitchpg strap and
ran OF down the street striking another
vehicle, both being damaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
MORE AUGMENTATION.

EX-supeiintendent of Eleventh division
railway mail service ]. S. Weaver re-
turned from San Antonio yesterday and
brought with him very handsome set
OF knives aud forks. presented TO him
self aud Mrs. Weaver. by the clerks
centering &C San Antonio
Captain Weaver says he Is afraid when
he gets to Arkansas he will get saw
mill. an orange farm In Louisiana. ana
squaw mans permit In the nation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
A .tAcE TRACK
WILL BE READY FOR HORSES IL
ABOUT THIRTY DAYS AT HUB
BAIRD CITY.

Hubbard city, Tex. April f.-,speciaLl-
The contract for grading the race track
here has been lei 10 j. II. Stewart OF COrsi-
cana, Tex, who commenced WORK tins morn
ing with big force " fHen ami teams
a good many OF the stalls have been COM
pleted and " Is thought that Ia thirty days
time the grounds VIII be ready FOR raclhg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
GETTING GREEN.

Blvius. Tex, April 6.--aspecial.l Nc nave
me weather now, mercury 10 degrees al
. O'aoch this nofning. Farmers are welt
~ With their work. Cora d coming no
and cotton planting Is in progress. Veg
etation Is apringing ~ very tupluly, the
WOODS arc EetslE sgseG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

suggested that the young pcople,go some
whore else but the courthouse attaches
wouldn't have il that way and he pro.
cceded with the ceremony In very hap
py manner. In few moments he made
Miss Ethel Barlow Mrs. Robert O..
Bridges, and Miss Rose Banks, Mr.
John w Morton The usual congratulate
tons followed and the happy Qdartette
departed to begin Che new life before
fbatn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
HE IS THANKFrT-

Mr. Il. H. Keller is very highly ap-
preciative OF the most excellent work
done at and intelligent direction that
managed the fre at his residence yester-
day and desires The Gazette 10 express
this sentiment TO the hremen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
KNOWLEDGE

Bling comfort and improvement and
ual5nnds 10 personal enjoyment when
l2h.ly nsed. The many, who live bet
7. hr than others and enjoy life more, with
IS Expenditure, by more promptly
laptnr the worlds best products TO
n Nee ncoh of physical being, will attest
= ie value to health Of the pure liquid
y a xativo principles embraced in the
~ ,medy, Syrup Of Figs.
VEN Its excellence is due TO its presenting
Q. tthc form most acceptable and pleas
o. al 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
pDchcial properties of perfect lax
a @ifc efectually cleansing the system,
"a lspclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
1t NJ I'D potmauently curing constipation.
g < has given satisfaction TO millions and
~. et With the approval of the medical
a roft ION, because il acts on the Kid
eys, Liver and Bowels without weak
aa hing them and it Is perfectly free from
$50 avery Objectionable substance.
~ syrup Of Figs ia for sale by all drug
e Jt isis ia Doc and 81 bottles, but it is man
20 tafactufed by the California Fig Syrup
u,a.o. only, whose name is printed on every
ickaQo, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
lVA id being well informed, you will not
=3copt any substitute ii offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
NOTICE..

au'Asotlcc IS hereby given that the regular
Tor nuual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Louis Southwestern Railway company
Texas Mill be held at the general office
said cQnpany In the City OF Tyler, smith
q N-nty, IcNus az o'clock n. M, on Mon
|busilai The ffst day OF May. a. D. 1898. for
/ hand purpose Of Letting board ~ nine d.
e0nan tora for the ensuing year and for the
pSS-sr oleocdon OF such other aud further bust
as may properly come before said
ting.
nd % the same day and at the same
l. hnk rce Immediately after the adjournment
ANAL t,tthe etocSholders meeting, the regular
Nv nal meeting Of the directors OF said
| lpany win be held, for the purpose or
uM i"ftinK n president and secretary and
0thdi Other Officers as provided by law and
hes "a THE bylaws Of said company, and for
|ou nYg Transaction OF such other business as
| ths ~ properly come before said meeting.
Wy STOCK books OF said company will be
au renndn closed from this dac until after
Vase ndiournmeut Of said annual meetings.
Ind Nlnrch 30, 1898
|owen s. w FORDYCE, President.
T. his ~ O. Hodge. Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
"a 90 e. - o. q 30 % q q 70 q o q o . . .
b. w. RAYMOND
la 20 years
.ranteod Filled Case for.
$500
at
ri. a. BOERNER'S,
GOT Main st.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ TREASuRY DEPARTMENT..
i0nnoo OF Comptroller OF the Currency,
Washington, Feb 6, 1893.
VAefcas by satisfactory evidence pre-.
y atcl to the undcrsired, &c has been made
apnenr that "I'hr American National hnnK
r Font WORTH" In the city Of Fort worth,
n, the county OF Tarrant, and state OF
u 1th. has complied with all the provisions
y th0 stntutes OF the United States, re-
Nircd "a be complied with before an usso.
nlation ehnl be authorized to commence the
,,eineaa OF banking;
IN Tow therefore,. !, Alonzo Barton Hep
E fu. comptrollor OF the currency, do here.
iN cor.ifS thai "Tl.. American National
4 unk o. Fort Worth in the city OF Fort
glfth IN tho county Or Tarrant anu state
yer Texas is authOrlacd 10 commence the
,,- incsa 0f banking as provided IN section
rrlup q the revised statutes OF the United
WI ties.
70 testimony whereof. witness my hand
mdd seal Of otiico this 9th day OF February,
ns all A. II. HEPBURN.
Nv Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Chase u Sanbom's teas, like their
colfces are absolutely the best quality
attginQble. We viii handle those teas
exclusively this summer Turner a
Dingec,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

McAlester coal for steamng purposes
Car lots on track. Iilley a BIB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Chase & Sanborns teas. like their
coifees, are absolutely the best quality
attainable. We viii handle these teas
exclusively this summer Turner *
Dingee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Mono but ten years old Belle Of Nelson
whiskey sold over the Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
IN THE CITY,
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR AT CALVES
TON

ION.
There'll be fun at Galveston next week
and the little island win be in serious
danger of being upset by the nggrega-
ton Of talent that will assemble there.
The occasion IL the annual conclaye of
the Grand COmmandery Of the knights
Templar of Texas They are n fine body
of men and embrace the states represen-
tutive men. In Conupcuon with the
Templars the members of the Ancient
Arabic Order of Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine will be there and what fun the
knights Templar can't think of the
Shriners will.
On the morning Of April II the mem
bers of Worth commandery, thirty
strong, viii leave via. the Santa Fee and
will reach Galveston that night and get
located. The Grand commundery will
devote the next day TO business On the
afternoon of the 18th there viii be an
oyster roast and sail ON the bay. On
the 18th the Ancient Arabic Order of
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine will meet
and viii appear IN procession In the after
noon, working the shrine at night, when
several neophytcs will essay the journey
across the hot sands of the desert On
the next day they will have an oyster
roast and sail on the bay and Bart Moore
OF Waco hns put in solid month in
prachcing the art of mixing champagne
punch for the occasion. The work Of
both grand bodies will have been COM
pleted by midnight ON Saturday.
The Fort Worth contingent will be
prepared for anything that may arise
and they have already been assured that
the Templars and Shriners will be given
the keys of the city and the island will
be turned over to them during their stay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
no WATER CONsrMERs.

Water rent Is due aud payable on the
LIST day of April In advance, at the office
of the Fort Worth waterworks. 2Oa
Main street IL not paid within ten
days after they shall fan due per cent
VIII be added, and If not paid within
twenty days after they shall fall due.
the supply viii hc cut OF without no.
tice, and not turned on again until an
back dues are paid. including the time
II was cut of. and 81 viii be charged for
turning on again. This Is the beginning
Of our quarter and the time TO nuke
your yearly contracts.
Wanted, nt once, trained nurse for
dressing surgical cases az tho DR.. H. "a
Bye Combination OH Cure, corner Hous.
ton and Second streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Chase y Sanborn's teas, Ike their
COLLEGES, are absolutely the best quality
attainable. We will handle these tens
exclusively this summer Turner ~
Diugce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
A FIRE WELL HANDLED.

At / 40 fire alarm was turned In
from box Al, Second and Burnett, and
the fire was Ia the house Of n. III. Keller,
at that corner. From some lneNplicable
cause fire started In small wardrobe
aud burned upward until all between the
ceiling and the roof was afire. The re-
sponse to the alarm was very prompt and
most excellent work was done by the
firemcn under the direction of Chief Bell
and First Assistant Celia, for though the
fire was where it could not be fought
until a hole was cut through the roof, and
the wind was blowing u small gale in
twelve minutes from the time of the
alarm it was under control, practically
extnguished.
one thousand dollars will cover the
loss on house and furniture and this IS
fully protected, for Mr. Keller carried
$1,000 insurance on the house aud $500
on the furniture
Much Of the furniture was saved by
neighbors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

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WAGON
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
NONSENSE ABoUr roMArors.

An idna has gained currency during the
past few years thnt ihe tomato ~ nm
article of der Is liable 20 produce 0r en.
couwge che terrible dis,asr of cancer.
ana not long ago t was also stated that
Toe uso of this vegetable hnd h,.en for.
hiddcn % the Cancer hospital 80 wide
" spread hus this notion hecOme that Or
Marsicn, chairman of the medical com.
mtioe Of the Cancer hDspitnl. london
mas Thought u advisable 10 give Il official
Voul tAh,' ton Tie says tlat his commit-
ice has been inundated with letters On
lna subject, and he begs publication FOR
Nw NiloWing stateupnt, which we hone
WI ecttle tlw matter oncc for an Ii Is
me opinion 0f the committee "thai tOma.
toes iHithor prelisposo 90 nor excite can.
furious 90 lh1sa SUFFERING from this dis-
ease, hut on. The contrary. are "A very
wholesome article Of diet. particularly 40
u cooked ~ Chambers Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

Miss Marie Waiwriglt. supported hy
Mr Barton ll.li and we'll selected
rumlluN VIII appear 100 GrrruWull "a
ulWu house uu Friday mud Saturday
nights and saturday matinee. April Ok
WL 10 Miss Waiuvri-ht win br seen
10 three great WIye. Ou Friday night
Miss NuluWusht VIII uppr1r MS Lady
Tuuzlr Boo thr "S,hpaI fur scandal" Sat
Wlay matinee Iu "Ihc Social Swim. a"
written especially lur her by tNtle
Witch, author of Bean BrummI On
saturday Might for the hrnpht Of Treas.
IWpr RuWius Miss MunWught will
uHp"ur a., liosnliud in "As You Like
iN which is generally considered one OF
lyr hnpp.r,t approximations. The New
Orleans piaaync says.
There VIII bc an unusual amount of
interest about thu last week uf Miss
MWuWrlgAts engagement us She will
present two plays Boo which She has not
been soon hero for many years. lud one
vuiiWly new irmu, about which great
zeal .i curiosity has already beam cyiuoed.
ON sunday nlsnt next Miss WumW right
viii give chat most witty aud brilliant
Of an comedies. "Ihe Srhuol for SpHu.
dul. This VIII hr repeated Ou Monday
ond Tuesday nights aud at special
extra matinee ON wednesday Tho CO.'S
tuning of This play D. said tn De- mus-
WHy gorgeous, aud Miss Wamwrirhts
lp particularly ar reported as marycIs Of
urhness aul beauty They Will. there
tore, hr especially appreciated hy a mat
lur' audience. ON "Wednesday uisht
Miss Wuiuwright win appear Cor ho
only time il her exquisite impprslnatiou
~ llosallnd, In cas- Nou like h." ON
Thursday uight and Tor the remainder of
luf ongdecnent which win end with the
performance on Sunday. April gg tlr
hlll wiz Doe Clydc fltch's society drama.
The S0sial SWIM" founded on tbe
French of NlGOucn Sarlou. This 4 dr.
sc1ned as rciiectng life in fashionable
circles in New York City ut tho prcsent
Jay aud has been most cordially me-
CVikpi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
s; e I. ss.Ss IS:
Va 81 Z. q lsi,S
49, 2 {. q ~ I.
toR SALE ny
TURNER g. DINGEE
, wIsa her ana her daughters a pleasant
HnNNs rlIIs

We offer one hundred dollars reward
Tor amy case of Caturrh that cannot be-
cured 10y Halls Catarrh Cure.
j., CHENEY ~ Co., proprictors, no.
d, We the undersigned, have known Il.
g. cheney Tor the last Fifteen years, aud
business transactions and financially ahIc
TO carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST q TRuAN, wholesale druggists.
Toledo, d.
.WALDlNG KlNNAN 4 MARVIN.
wholesale druggists Toledo, %.
Halls Cutarrh Cure rs taken informal.
N, nellng directly upon the blood and
mucuous surfaces of me sys,om prre
d9c pcr bottle. Sold by on druggists.
Testimonials free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

a correspondent of the Now York Sun
sends that paper the following cbailenp",
TO the Editor of tho sun. Sir. -IIov.
ius heard several brooklyn mon boosf.
NIX of che lcngih of Time they could
wear q white shirt without nniicoably
solllng it, ! am willing Ia bot 5000 thnt
! can wear a sturchpd shirt longer and
Keep Il cleaner than any man I'm Brook.
In or Hohoken Sid Dudc0. care of j
krWH, 200 Grand uNmo, Hoboken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
no VISIT FRIENDS.

Mrs. Joe q. Hampton and her two
daughters, Miss Lille and little Corlnnc.
viii leave tomorrow morning over the
Fort Worth and Denver railway FOR
Denver Colo, go visit Mr. Hampton's
SISTER short dime, Then from there TO
Nmcago 10 visit friends aud relatives for
tue remaindcr of the summer, as also
the Worlds fair Joe Is one of the most
popular passenger engineers n the Union
Pacific system, having been connected
With the Fort Worth aud Denver CITY
railway the gulf division of the Union
tNcihc railway, for the past twelve
years Mrs. Hampton's many friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
TIIE COTRrS.

Seventeenth district One case was
tried iu this court yesterday. that of
the state of Texas vs.. George Rhodes,
FOR theft Of goods of the value of more
Than so lie was found guilty aud
given sentence of five yeurs Ia the
state rcfurmatory. The culprit did NOT
look 90 be- moro than Z years OF age
but was about 13.
Forty eighth distrlct-A judgment was
rendered in the suit of y. II. Stewart
Vs. Il, r., Chase ct al. i'm favor of the
plaintiff for SiAO23 ~, and foreclosure
of lein against an defendants
On Monday the ease of the Merchants
National bank VS. A. NJ. BrittOn will
hp resumed
New suits hled-Two new suits were
filed with The district clerk Yesterday
us follows j. NJ Mccall vs. John H.
stevens debt and foreclosure, sara
Wcis ys. Max Wds. for divorce The
grounds are that Max has boon SEN.
fenced to serve a term Ia the peuijpu-
ilury Tor the crime OF forgery aud thprp-
fore Che wife wishes 10 bee released from
the matrimonial yoke.