Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
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business -bhiik Neeueu-A Grand Nh
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Special to the Gazette.
Grandview, December 5.-Our TOW,
is on regular boom--first time in t,,,,
years. We can now chronicle sh;n
ments of cotton, cotton. seed. corn bor
hogs and cattle almost daily. All ~,
available room is now occupied l.,
produce awaiting transportntion
Merchants who had to carry over tbai,
customers last year are able to collect
now, and get themselves once more in
u good healthy condition.
We need bank, and need one had
and there is an excellent opepinp
here. Money commands a good in.
terest and unquestioned security, be.
sides the exchange business incident
TO the handling of produce would nav
handsomely.
DR.. A. III. Wilson, the indefatigable
insurance agent from Cleburne, was
working up our town to-day.
The great event of the season culmi.
mated last evening in the marriage o.
DR.. >. NJ. Cooper and Mrs. j. NJ. Keat-
ing at the residence of the bride (tbe
well-known Georgia house,. DIR. Coon
or is young and talented physician.
formerly from New Orleans, and has
resided here some time, or at least
long enough by assiduous attention
and untiring devotion to win the ac-
complished widow. The bride is well
known in Cleburne, where she has
many relatives and warm friends. like
wise the travelling public, especially
the commercial men, can attest to her
affableness and amiable qualities. At
$ O'Clock the ceremony was performed
by that able divine, the Rev. j. G.. G.
II. Patton in his usual unique and fe.
licitous style, in the presence of numer-
Gus frien is-a house full to overflow
ing, showing their appreciation of invi-
tations given, by their presence. The
bride, usually genial, winsome and vi
vacious, appeared doubly so attired in
a beautiful wine-colored and gold
silk made with long court train buff
fante style; hair dressed high with
gold ornaments. The groom, the pie
ture of health and happiness pictured
upon his countcnance, was dressed in
a handsome black suit, regulation
style.
After congratulations We're given the
dining room doors were opened and all
invited to partake of sumptuous re-
past. If fat roast pigs. ornamented |
with the accustomed req apple, tur-
keys, chickens, hams, salads, ambrosia |
and CONNECTIONS, all the Meedful liquids, |
even choicest wines, accompanied by |
the fragrant Habapa, constitute any |
part of the good things necessary to
satisfy The cravings of the inner man
and add to his enjoyment, then there
was nothing wanting in quantity or
4. !
the happy pair and other pleasures in
dulged in to the amusement of the as
sembled guests. Music and dancing
were provided in separate apartment !
for the lovers of that eXhilrrating |
pastime, and as to the particulars of $
that part of the evenings entertain
ment | will lave to refer you to some
one who Kann tell.
! noticed among the relatives of the
bride from Cleburne, her father,
the venerable Weliborn G. (
Davie. DR.. j. r. Heating
and lady, Misses Mollie and Leila
lanes, Mrs. Mack David, also friend
lanes r. Moore, Esq. As your cor
respondent does not consider il his
province to make invidious distinc-
ions, he will refrain from descrip-
ion of the handsome costumes, but
must admit the charming blue silk, so
costly and so deliberately trimmed, the
scarlet silk and the elegant black silk
IRE quite tempting to even this modest
Knight of the quill. Prominent
imong the guests We're $. $. Ramsey
If the Cleburne Chronicle with his
wife and by her side sweet
title black-eyed Lonnie junior, another
lttache of the Chronicle and the
Youngest guest of the evening Praises
we're heard on all sides for the enioya-
lie occasion and many benedictions
Pronounced upon the happy couple as
he guests reluctantly took their leave.