The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
GEORGETOWN.
ALLEGED FORGER ~ PERSONAL
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
GEORGETOWN, October Solomon Jones, in
dicted last term of the district court for forgery
brought last night in by Sheriff Olive from Cory
ell county and lodged in the caaboose.
Herman Jesse was adjudged guilty to day of lun
acy, and will sojonrn in the future in your lovely
city
Dr. J. W. Mclaughlin, of Austin, was in town
last night called into consultation over Mrs. j. d
Bruced. Mrs. Bruce is not expected to re
cover.
The Farmers Alliance have completely boycotted
this market. Cotton passed through here all day
yesterday to Old Round Rock.
PERSONAL.
Ed Rousseau of Galveston, is in the city
DR.. j. G. White, of Bartlett, is up here on bus
mess
DIR. f. W. Walton has returned home from a
trip to Austin.
Mrs Dr. James Mackey left yesterday to visit
her son, Jos. A. Mackey, OF COTsiCana
Dengue fever has returned with something like
its old yigor, Deputy Sheriff Suddith was the last
one TO succumb to It's ravages. some half dozen
cases in town.
Hon. W. L. Bouchelk is here smiling and talk
ing To the sOyereigns.
Geo. W. Clark, who wants TO be constable, shone
in on our people to-day.
The executive or financial committee. of the
Austin Baptist association, met are yesterday eve
ming at the office of senator GlasscOck. The mem
hers present were l.. VI. Mays, Round Rock, Pres ;
Jno II. Leayell, Georgetown; SeCty Rev. DR. sell
ers, Rev Dr. VIM. Howard, of Austin; Hon Geo.
W. Glass oek and II. d Boswell, The object was
TO elect local missionary for this association, to
preach TO destitute places. Rev. MI, euoiet was
chosen for this work. This association comprls-
ing Austin and Georgetown, has thirty three
churches under its control.
MaTried-At tn residence of the bride : brother
J. Il. Tyler, of IHE Austin STATESMAN, Mr.. j. {,
Breeding to Miss Mary Tyler. Among the invited
guests 70 the marriage feast, were Mr. and Miss
Davis and Miss Lula Ray, Of
Sa1a
Misses Weir and Mr. Jarold, Mrs Breeding and
family, Messrs. Lee Taylor Carver and jenkins;
Mr.. Carey and family, Mr.. j. II. Montgomery and
lady, Hon. Geo. W. Glasscock and lady, Mr.. y.
Branch and Misses Clay and Ola Perkins and Miss
Isabella Patter, Rev. Isaac Sellers Of tue Baptist
church, officiating The supper was elegant and
everything passed of, indeed, like marriage bell
The bride WAS the recipient of many costly ana
elegant present Your reporter ate some OF the
cake and was happy.
DR. f. ". Walton, leaves this week TO attend
medical Lectures at the school of Homeopathy, In
Philadelphia. The docto: leaves a growing prac-
tce uehind and many regrets over his departure.
Georgetown hopes to be able 10 claim him agaln,
when he has finished this branch of his profess
sion,
party of hunters, composed largely of this
corporation, have been foraging on the banks OF
Little Arkansaw. Our diminutive brother, +. \.
Strickland, managed % secure the corpus deficit
of a very swamp rabbit.
THE STATESMAN can register another Tor Judge
VIM Mickey, boy this time,
GEORGETOWN, October miss Callie Olive,
while out walking yesterday afternoon, happened
with quite severe accident, caused by horse
running against her and knocking her down. She
was unconscious for short time, and twas feared
she had received some serious injuries, but she Is
reported much better to-day, and il is thought she
will entirely recover in few days.
Our town Was considerably excited ahOut dark
yesterday evening, by an alarm of 1re, which
caused both fire com anies to turn ont in double
time, but reaching the scene of co hagrStiOn it
proved TO be trash burning, and nothing more, in
the northern portion of the city.
otton from Bell and Burne; counties was sold |
here yesterday, and total receipts for day was 20
bales, ranging IN price from Sc to soc
Personal,
Captain II S Fisher and City Attorney Col. r.
\. John, two of the most prominent members OF |
the Georgetown bar, LETT this morning, IN he gone
3 week or ten days, attending district court in .
Mason.
Mr.. r. H. Hart, who for sometime past has been .
In the employ II Messrs Sanders II Lesesne a. /
prescription clerk, leaves to-day for BUrnet, TO /
lake charge of drug store at that place. Mr.. I
Hart, by his gentlemsnly conduct and courteous 1
manner toward every one, has made many frie nds |
Turing his stay here who regret 20 see him 20, and
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