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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

the edllee of health Is vigur, which
ans not merely muscular energy
an active discharge of tho various
ictions of the body, such as di-
atlon, secrctlon of the bile, the nc
a of the bowels, the circulation OF
blood. Nothing more actively and
roughly contributes to the united
fformances OF these functions than
\ renowned tonic and regulator, Hos
hers Stomach Bitters. The result
ite Use IL u speedy gain In strength.
llether with the agreeable conscious
us that the tenure of life is being
'engthened-that one Is laying up a
ire OF vitality against tho unnv0ida-
draughts which old age makes
in the system. The terrifying In
once OF the Bltters constitute It q
liable safeguard against malaria
innatiam and kidney trouble. Appe.
Z and sleep improve through It's use
u II protects the system from the
llkcls OF cold and damp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

"shore Acres" is the best type OF
the New England play known TO ths
stage. Its scenes are truthful VIVID
and moving, while never oNeGstepplns
tbe hounds of reason. It's story Is en-
tirely human and deeply interesting;
its many character types are sharply
Differentiated, and Its dialogue abounds
in homely sayings and quaint humor'
MIR, Herne has in "Shore Acres tur,
nished n play that is sure of long ana
prosperous existence. In writing shore
Acres" however, Mr.. Herne avoided
what so many actor-authors are in-
clined to do-that Is, writing one.
many different characters in a strong
light. and has permitted them all TO
show their strong natures to the pubic
There Is no villain. Arrangements nave
been made TO present shore Acres AT
Creenwalrs opera house next Friday
and Saturday nights and matinee Sat
urday at p. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
= ! u,rn,, popr WORTH TEX AS DNEsDAY FEBRuAK1 =, So

military companies OF each state suesti-
tuted Tor the one proposed. IN Wnlem
the boys in blue and the boys III sidS a.
might he induced to take part unuer
Inc leadershlp OF their favorite survlv-
lng captains. No feature Of me pIU,
gram to be gotten up could posslpi ~.
attract more attention far ana nea i.,,, Va
prove prolific of more gratifying 'esu''S
than the one hastily proposed tilt,
The outlay to be made LOT puo, ~
grounds, as an item of cost, mus Je
considered In the light of otner railh i'
Ing questions and subordinated to Their
determination in part. The channel IN
which the clty's development VIII nut ae,,
urally progress under gratifying zen
denotes already nfoot should Obtain su u
perlor weight when this question o H., d
location and its cost is up for 9on n5T
alton H. NJ. EAbh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

The Sargent Case VI on MAJ,
u New Triul nv "

" AtiNl
A large crowd Of spec,s.
cred in the 18th district c ~ go
yesterday afternoon to witnes, =, wa
ceedings In the hearing BY JUDI u l., r.
ris Of the motion for nan .s aa'-
the case of the state ags's
Sargent, charged with and cor.,.' ss .
murder. "Na
1t will be remembered ,A..
the case against Sargent va. w
recently a strong effort was !. S's'
the counsel for the defensa ~
the case continued. Amaw hls
things offered as grounds ny Wa
tinuance was an affidavit II ct
feet that material witnessss 'as Z
defense We're absent. In n. " q
| Tor new trial heard yesterdsn Mpnii
the three main grounds unas Ons
the application was based u ss. VIVA
that the cou; had refused 10 ss ~
a continuance of the case when =.
ticient reason had been given. nsm ~
the absence of witnesses. Ii M.
this account that the siats's s ~
ney called to the stand Deputy IVY NV.
Trigg and Mr.. Thomas. 'asn'
Thomas was the first Ia AZ.
stand. From him it was learr ~ss !. u
he and Trigg were out in tows uat
late the night after the day fNa, ~
that the defense had announces i'a -,
for trial. The reason Of ther y.
out late that night. according y M
and Trigs's testimony, was ia ~ " =
man with a wagon over on 'r1.
morton street, whom they s,sna aay !,
being about to haul away so...
the goods of some merohan, XIV,
part OF the city, who might H. WI
to fail and was taking advan,.avV
the dead hour of night 10 M, MY y.
of his goods beyond the rsS,s y.
creditors. They had been ws,..l
this man with the mysterlous a y,
for several nights. Hasl1
Mr.. Thomas also testified tbs, A.,
the night, 1t being very cold hs ~
companion went up to the mi. i
Mess1s. Furman G Bowlln ia wan. N
the stove. While up there tbev I A.,
cred on the table among soma 10y, -.
a list of the special venlrenen ,,ha I.
been summoned on this cosa Y, n
Ihomas testified that he had rereai
peen PAID $40 by Mr.. Furmsn. hu \
didn't know whether 1t was for N
vices rendered in the Sargent cass /,
not, as he had done work for him n
fore.
Deputy Sheriff Trlgg was Ala n.
upon the stand and testified subs,1
TALLY as had Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. Bowlin also went on the "a,
He did not know how the list Of a
iremen had come to be on I'M M
in his office. The sheriff's oHre N
| always been very kind to furnish N.
, lists as soon as 1t could be done N
I the man had been summoned. Perhs
= 1t had come there in that way.
e Deputy Sheriff Rea also took \
t stand. He swore that no such list N
: been furnished In this instance b d
o sheriffs office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
Personal MENTION .

Mr.. l.. b. Shook, editor OF that repre-
sentative western journal, the Pecos
Valley News, is in the city.
Mrs, Olive b. Lee, editor of The
Period, came over from Dallas Monday
to be present at the Delaware opening
Mrs, NJ. c. Witcher of Dublin is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. W. Pemberton
corner Missouri avenue and Henrietta
street.
r, w. Walker. printer and stationer,
200 Main street, New pr IS, aew type,
new stationery. Work delivered
promptly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
UNION LABOR MOVING NOV
!, TIE INTEREST or THE SEMI
CENTENNIAL.
- u,.upu ut the Trades As
..,np,y Hall to BE Followed ~
.,o,,.r n, the City Hall saturday
Night, March -

Pursuant to a call OF the Trades AS
.omblv a mass meeting of orgahizeu
labor was held at Trades Assc ~
hall last night for the purpose VI .H
Ing action in regard to the puiluihs "
,,a sami-c Centennial. The meeting was
called tn order by Mr.. 7. NJ SlatA'
president of the Fort Worth Traues 40
sembly. Upon motion, Mr. wan i1e' ~
worth was elected chairman ana NIL
Ed Williams secretary
The organization perfected rev -
Harry Cassil addressed the meeting Ia
a most sensible and fraternal ihhii"ei'
soliciting the attention and consldera-
| ITO, of laboring men of Fort worm
and the entire state OF Texas 10 'iie
| great benefits to be derived py the'',
| from the erection of a magnificent anu
| suitable Semi-Ceh'eiiiiiN'
| Fort Worth. -,...o. NJ the
movement. then addressed the Hleeti,nsi,
explaining the advantages 10 pe ,tte,,
from the Semi-Centennlal Se,,',S 10
and the benefits which would accrue -
~ ~ ysorIingmen by an enterprise oil
his Kind. which would stimulate inu US
trv moi only in the city, but III tne
| state at large. In whose prosperity ~, Va
mad a greater interest imam any N'N'
else. ,,oys and
general discussion OF WayS "i "
means followed at the tli.i,l',,y,ar .
which u committee on aii"i e,tnss.,
Vas Amounted, consisting of Messrs;
tHtchwprth. Rex, Gillespie, Krause anu
IRONS The committee will meet tonlBht
at Trades Assembly, hali ~
regard to future aet'o n sa.yices of st.
DIR. Cassil onerea tle e,njr az the next
Andrews wen tEn t ii,eranneition was re-
meeting, anu .ae and referred to
ceived win pleasut ,,,rarrents
the coniilittge o ,Iilasnlmtions were adopt
the lolio"ihs
ed' ,,,,..,, rox Feb. 10. 4.J4.-
FULt NV yr,sades Assembly OF
NhGtta., -, ,,,a5a a call this even
fort Mof," 10 ,neetinr of the or
ing LOT 49, l.' ~ Enrt Worth and vi
sanlHeu lduol ~, ~. nronosItion ina
elhltS 10 ,,,1int fa,.,,ard NJ this meet
may ue v .1,,l Lie, on me same, an,
/ ms anu taN Some yyav and mean
e Try anu u5stse a7n,lot,Iiv ths semi
{ or supporting ,lsss.,a-i,inn Which is BRO
/ SehtShiliai - poI.i,ar,, az Fort Wort
f posed ny .ne T,a,,,s "a huild sal
ana tne s'1te W. ID. ~ Eort Wortl
rN I'M ~, ,y,n.ote the nlietn ann
d uiiu W 20 - odrIesinn of the stat
l. az Taxas into the Union, and 10 e.
d OF te VA im,o tt, ana the world a
- hlplt 10 o'net a,9 AZ our soil an
n laIBe ihe I'LL. ,,a+,,rai rasorrcc
l. niherat aIiu TN. ot',s t., iiessad ana al,
is WIN winch ! 80 -',.,,,,rSss she has mao
,r 10 snow tie Pro tss.o,.,5 sTnca TsA5
O. IN the ci1l.ITu nv, ~ is 10 ~
N be II he NJ 49, "S mo 1vor,,in
no lhttFess I i "Ht,t, a., ,,,a,,,ota ~
w men ol r9,s o1." ,roiontod nIan
homest ehueaNot Va ~ ralo,p,,,,i
i'm pn1l1 up oIi c,i';y.,, "i, r,o,,a,,,nnt
m III siE. i'.t,S H. 49,, n Now SeId
m neld tilLt WIN a sa'o uo for a.
NJ operauoi.s 70 itilu e' nh e. raoor,,,,e,
X uheI'IPio'r M dlpo k',sar,,hi,, an6 aaiiia
ing unions pledge themselves to assn
n and labor for this proposed eNposiu
ct ana use TNety Ne", 1913 lie, s,,a,,se
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

A goodly number listened TO Rev
stuckey last night. His text was
Psalm ild. i-s-"mRu was GRATED To
ieve God instead Of living In sin and
rebellion 10 Gods wiu.' Man may
call upon the Lord. as David did, and
get the same blessing; forsaking every
sin We may expect God 10 answer our
prayers and bring sunshine 10 our
hearts. Many other things were said
Mrs. Walker will talk Thursday night
An are invited to come and hear hcl
speak, Preaching tonignt, corner o.
Main AMI Weatherford streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Finance Committee Meets Next
sunday,

here will be an important meet
OF the inance committee OF the
IL. A. OF Texas at the pnrlors OF
Hotel worth next Sunday at . p.
10 arrange for the annual convGn-
4, which meets here April n,
no finance committee Ia composed
his Honor, Mayor Paddock, and
esrs. Chns. Scheuber, howard
Peck md Henry II. EARLY Conn
tees will be appointed on invita-
d. reception and hotels, and the work
completing the arrangements FOR
convention will be pushed ut once
this Is u very important meeting
4 one IN which there Is much gen
A interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
no PREVENT AN ELECTION.
me injunction Case Up before Judge
Greene Yesterday.

The Injunction Cnsc Up before Judge
Greene Yesterday.
The injunction suit filed by II. j.
Kerr & Son and others against the
county Judge and commissioners OF
Hood county to restrain them from or
dcring a prohibition election, was called
by Judge Greene in the Forty-eighth
district court yesterday afternoon, the
plaintiffs in the suit present We're II.
j. Kerr aud A. c. Aston. The defend
ants Judge George w, Riddle ana
County Commissioners Martin, Long
Walsh and Snidcr, were all IN court.
The plaintiffs were represented by At
torneys Lee Riddle ana NJ. L. Hiner,
and the defendants by Attorneys j. j.
Iincr and c. Il. Cooper. County Attor-
uey j. r.. Keith was also In attendance.
The counsel for the plaintiffs offered
an amendment to their original petl-
lion, In which 1t was alleged that the
ordering and holding Of the election
contemplated would be an Illegal eN-
pcudlture OF money and That the cleo
| ton, and consequently the law result
| ing from II, would lie void Judge Rid
| die suenking for the defendants, of
| fered an answering bill of some length,
! In this answer the defendants stated
that in response to petition rom u
large number Of citizens of Hood coun.
Nv they would most likely order an elec,
ton on prohibition II they could
legally do SO. But they did not want tc
in any way iniurc the plaintiffs, ant
that they would like to have the cues
ton settled In court of justice nnC
the points of law clearly defined, TIL
grounds upon which the planting peti
ton IA based have already been Givei
in The Gazette. Considerable time wa
given Ia argument of the case yester
day and 1t was after nlghtfall whel
court adjourned The trial will he re
sumed this morning. Much interest II
the case Ia manifested by advocates o
both sides OF the question
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Mr.. Neville c. Meier died at his home
In this city, 1910 Crump street. at 6
a. m. yesterday. Funeral services WIN
be conducted at the residence this
morning at 1880. and his remains will
be taken to his old home In Detroit,
Mich. for intermcnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Mugg s. Popplewell, Of l06 East
Weatherford street, are tho only butch
ers In the city who handle exclusively,
the meats OF the Fort Worth Packing
company. They keep on hand always
the best products of the packing house,
and those who have eaten any Of this
home industry's meat know what that
means
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 1s.-The tel
annual convention Of the Natsi
Ligis association met In Army /.
Navy hail today. About 500 delegil
are in attendance. Many noted u
trlcians are present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

,,,sd and those who attend will be
highly entertained ,
IA tickets and no invitations are
issnad for the Junior Americans enter
tainment at City Hall auditorium FRI,
dav night. Everybody Is invited ana
a splendid program viii entertain you
If Won will attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Tunkhannock, Penn, Feb. ~
election in the Fifteenth congress-
district Republican convention
take place today for the unexpired
full terms made vacant by the d
Of Myron b. Wright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Lone Star Council, No. 2. Junior Or
r OF United Americans will hav> n
bile entertainment Mt the city hall
lditorium or the evening OF the 22d
atnnt. at 1880 p. m. An interesting
pgram OF short speeches interpreted
In delightful music Inns been pre-
ared. The public are cordially in-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb, ls.-A y
but fruitless attempt to rob bark
Azusa occurred at midnight Cash
Daniels was In the bank when two 4
entered. A lively exchange Of j
followed. and Daniels fell with a bI
in his shoulder. One Of - rohs
was captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

II, f. Valentine 10 w. w. Bobo, five
acres Robert Crews survey; 500.
Wallace Hendricks to VIM. j. Boaz.
lot 20 block 10, Union Depot addition;
W. j. Boaz to t, i. White, lot 20,
block Is, Union Depot addition. seio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

j. w; Pemberton desires to announce
himself as a candidate for the nomina-
uon for city marshal, subject to the
action OF the Democratic primary cleo
Ii9n on March s, 1895. He respectfully
sonelts the support OF Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

J. A. Startling will today move his
cigar and tobacco business to No. al
Main street, opposite Hotal Delaware,
where he will put in stock ihe finest
line OF cigars. tobaccos, smokers and
chewers' articles that money Will buy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Ave we have now on sale at our office
iVV,oOO street railway tickets. For sale.
1Iwehty-hye for 81. Fort Worth Street
runway Company. 400 10 Main street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
} STORIES OF THE STREET,
bus TALES TOLD THE GA
4 xHrTE REroRrERsr
Ks rom ochii,ree Had of VIM
h Recognition in London--he
a as.ighty Minister OF mnrs"
III Items of Interest.

10 that Tom ochlltree IS again
,istine tho interest OF Texans, the
sing may not be out OF oruer'
n wen known Fort worthite VINO
N The redoubtable Thomas when ne
n congress. to u Gazette reporter
NIirdny. "on ochiltree's FIRST VISIT
Europe he saw much that many
B European tourists would never
|senoticed, on the other hand those
Invent with him saw and heard
y that those who did not were de-
liza OF. ochiltree and his frlehas
dfieft The continent and were IN
Cited, beastly Britain, don't you
5 Tom always stopped at the
y hotels, and on allghting from the
III in london. went as straight 10
bt. James as he knew how. There
X .cned TO be n great crowd at the
Niames that day, and the party were
fiithey would have to seek other w
L{lnodntions. Well. this was iouhu
llA The case at several others, ana
Iparty began to despair OF suttl,hB y
Eat hotel at all. Suddenly ron >
s3tnative brain hit upon an eApeui,
llwhlch he forthwith started 70 pu'
fl3effect. Taking one OF ms lrle li..,'
N,ll. stately American iron, sei'
tBe down about Arkansas Pnss, nc
rs TO the largest American hotei IN
.fion. Getting the proprietors at
on N moment, his ready tongue
lilfded n wonderful tale to the hotei
Nts enraptured ear Pointing TO MS
TIA. he said: What do you mean,
libnding 70 run hotel for the nc-
Of American guests, ye'
Z Wing one OF the greatest WARRIOR
;iiricA ever produced TO be turned
ltly from Your door, Who is he?
Z ied mo sonlface. Don't you know
NAM shrleked Ochiltree; dom
XIV soldier greater than any th'
VI was produced2 why. your poet
,fsnte. Tennyson. has immortalizet
.pfin deathless verse. ] suppose yol
as never read that The proprietor
compelled TO admit ho never had
FNl, 1t begins:
Want and Lee. great ochiltrce,
fiisnghty minister's of Mars, If,
IN that man rs General Tom ;. Ocnll
WA warrior beside whose fame IN
Satation OF the Duke of Wellington
10 nGillliEs = lAN NtAa NA''Nf7'
isll a dozen luckless individuals wer
Ned out and the ochlltree part
lih given the best rooms IN the house
in, champagned, tonsted ana dine
III Kong ms they remained In Londor
3hsvet seen Oohiltree for years. but
Hjgine he Is just as peart as ever
il Friday evening, February y, Q
A lies Assembly hall, the first aunut
NV OF the Assembly VIII be given IN
Sgspy crowd Will mlngle pleasure wit
N -,otlsm and pay homage TO the m
lgiges and Washington alike. A III
la,id has beer secured and all tho a.
rfmodutions win be hrst-class
ialry respect \ large crowd VIII
.llhent and the affair IL expected 4
,RSne OF tho most pleasant Trades a
{Elb1y hall has ever witnessed.
sslhe popularity Of Salvation OH
astonishing when We hear OF 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

me ministers of the city will please
meet NE this afternoon al Q O'Clock an
my STUDY. ]. MORGAN WELLS.
faslor First Baptist Church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

re serious. Apparently, Than nj
FIRST supnoscd.

FIRST supposed.
Colonel w. A. Maddox, who was hurt
a fractions horse three days ago, ms
tied In The Gazette, appears 20 have
'eived injuries more serious than was
first supposed. He Is confined TO his
d at home, where he Is being attend
In turn by his boys. Oillcer Sehe
addox was with him last night The
Itient ~ SIN suffering n great deal
grrte for the rciapsc nru eNnresEc1
isrYNTg hand, ~ few men have more
lcnds IN the city, all OF whom hope
~ they may see a speedy recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

The insurance committee Will please
meet ut my office today AT 10 eloeS.
A A. GREEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

The Report of the Committee was
Made and Adopted.

The bar association met again yes
terday morning at O'Clock IN shs
Forty-elghth district court room. Juuse
Halsell occupied the chair ana Segre
tarv Paddock was at the desk. me
committee which had been appointed
al previous meeting, to draw up
report regarding the proposed reduetlon
I'm the number of judicial Districts III
the state and 10 examine my w vvs I
dition OF the dockets OF the district ana
county courts reported as iolioWsi
10 Hon. j. H. Halsell, Chairman OF
Inc Bar Meeting Of the city of Fort
Your committee appointed TO aseer-
tain the condition OF the dockets OF
In. district and county courts
OF Tarrant county. Texas anu
report to this meeting, peg
leave to report the following IheS
have ascertained from the dockets anu
records OF said courts the ioilo"ihs
data.
ON the first day of January, 1894.
cases on docket in the Seventeenth
and Forty-eighth judicial district IN
courts.... ...... ....,,- .........''soO
Cases filed during the year 1873 ,.'.oo'
Number of cnseJ disposed OF during
the year 1884 .''.'-''s 'o'
| Number Of cases remaining on dock ,-
ct January list, $780,. ...,.. .'''''eS'
Criminal Cnses
on docket in the Seventeenth judi
clal district court, January ISL "a
| lSgi....,. .,..-.s. ....'s'' '...,''''' cS
Disposed OF during the year lSvl' .',' O'
| Remaining on docket January ISL o.
1Sg5........ ........ ..s's'..' ':'',, -
ON docket IN the Forty-eighth ais =,
trIct court February. lS9l"...:'''' .,
Disposed Of during the year 1874, - q
Remaining on docket February ISL
1895 ,4., ...... .'.s.'..' no -
showing an Increase IN both court
Of n criminal cases during the year VI
We also attach hereto certificate o
John p. King. clerk OF the county court
az me condition Of the docket OF Una
court at this time. showing that II !
doing its part equally with the dls
trict courts to dispose OF the buslncs
Of the county o.,
Your committee, In view of the iacl
reported, would further state that inc
ara of opinion that IL VIII be htterl
impossible for one district court, eve
with II criminal court to try ana 90
trrmine the business of this count!
and we believe that It would be NOR
economical to the tax payers IN III
long run to keep both courts as
nv have them organized, And thf
The honorable senate ana house
representatives Of Texas De ihelAolio
| ICED to that effect .,,,.,,,,,,,,s,
II NJ CHAPMAN
u! w. Tl1MpEL,
/ S. ]. HUNTER
| IN 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
ID. w. HUMPHREYS,
III. NJ. CHAPMAN,
u! w. TEMPEL,
S. J. HUNTER,
ROBT. q. JOHNSON,
Committee.



County of Tarrant-
I Jnbn T.. King clerk of the county
court IN and for Tarrant county, Tex
nv. do hereby certify that the following
Is n true and correct statement of the
amount of busness transacted IN SAID
courl during the year beginning jan
uarv iat. 1894, and ending December
3st. 1885,
Number of cases pending on nom
Jury docket (clviD january ISL a.,
lSAi...ss ..s. '''' .'f''''' '''''t -''
| Number of cases pending on Jury
docket (civiD January lst, 1884,. III
| Number OF cases pending on non
Jury docket (civlD December Slst,
| 1Sgi.,s... ....'s 'ss.-' '''''' ''tt'. -N'
| Number OF cases on jury docket
(clviD December 3lst, lsl".'',''. W
Number OK civil cases filed during 49,
said year,. ....'.'' .s.ss'''.'' fs'
Number Of civll cases disposed OF
during said yenr.,..,. .''' $500 SiV
Number Of cases pending on crlln-
inni docket on january LIST. 1871. Oil
Number OF cases pending on crlm- ,
inal docket on December 3lst, 1874 iOu
Number OF criminal cases iiled dur
ing said SeAr....s, .,s''''. ..ts'''', @oi-
Number Of criminal cases disposed
OF during said yeur..,.",..."..' '24S,
Witness my hand and seal of sale
court at my office In the city Of For'
Worth, this February 18TH 1889
(Seai) JOHN L. KING,
. Clerk County Court, Tarrant County
; Texas.
The report having been adopted, th'
meeting adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

he popularity OF salvation OIL is
astonishing when we hear of it's
hy cures.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-01-24

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