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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
PILOT POINT.

A Greatly Wrongsd Lady Il Nm. \.
Gated by an Affidavit OF Her ps.s,..
Special 10 the Gazette
PILOT POINT, TEX Feb. 3.-pos,u.... \
Pondrom is receiving Contribution 4, ,
Hendricks monument.
Less than two months ago NIiss Sam. 3,
the best young ladies in this city dsu.,
our esteemed citizen hon w. r.,l.s
here happy and Joyous bride theNIE 4,
w. l.. Ward of Lone Oak, lIonklns w /.
Tex About two weeks since dix rors
was shocked by the arrival OF Ma Wssl +
her trunk and baggage, broken. hearted Nh
cup of sorrow full to the brinl. sbA ~
with her letter from the miserahs ~
whom she had only so recently y1W 4 4 y
honor aud obey, stating he had no sst 4,
and they must separate, and al
her to return TO her fathers M
since her n turn the people, with ors ~
have expressed their heartfelt ssmhs,ss
words her and the family, Wo "a vas ma
here last Saturday, from the people y b
Oak, that they were In symcathy NH B
Ward, no had so ruthles.l " been ,ea,it
her father. Dr. Ragland and Mr.. j j, :
mons, br thersIu law, We're dIspattti
Lone OAK to investigate the matter ana I
thelf arrival pnbllc sentiment was II n
heat, and the people only kept from ule
the villain by their request. The ilIs,
statement is n complete vindcalIon a
young lady.
State of TeXae, county OF Hunt Whats
W, l. Ward, OF Hunt, Texas, was laWialI
legally married 10 SHllie Kendall Of "a
county, Texas, on the lttn OF Nosem u
and whereas there was sepa aiah OH
between myself and said wife onthe Hi n
Januafy, s q, and whe rs fear that X 8
be considered by the publ c that my sali
was the cause OF said separation, aud i y
my duty TO 20 far ms ! can 70 repair he n
zone to my said wife b me, make the III
ing tatemcnt: That know my said Hill
{ ue, pure and m dest woman that he
TO me faithful " lie while we lived iosgl
but finding that | had ceased
love her, and that WI were not c0ngenlsl'
tts,apd n believlns that we could live Aii
together, caused said separation, add ls
strum mt is inten led rs full vindlcsh'
her character asa lady and cofrlet iiu
alton of her from all blame for II sepanl
Witness my hand this lst dayoi Fey.
4, ID. 1856. Wins
Witnessed by Matthews.
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temper. Mcssrs. Tom Camp and 4; y.
strong were also present, and added 20
the ioyousness ol the occasion Win then
repartee aud drosl sayings.
Elder J. T.. Poe Of Lougyiew, pastor o.
the Christian church there, preached mere
Yesterday and last night to large congle-
cations. There were three additions 70
the church. v. T. Chesncy Joined by let
ter and his wife by confession. She was
hspt Yea Yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Uamm. mother OF Capt Hamm, our for
MGR sheriff, also united with the church
by letter. az
w. i. Chapman, New Orleans w
Bamberg, New York; G.. X. Scott, Pilkin'
Col; l.. s. Lewis, 81. Louis; y. ). MUIR
Gibson, Terrell; John Myers, st. Louis,
and sheriff Meredith Of Canton, are reg
istered at the Harris house.
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DENlSON.
Pars0n Roberts Marries Another Cou
pie in the Territory, the Bride
Being Only Fifteen.
Base Ban Nine TO be Or.
gained.
Special to tho Gazette.


DENIsoN, TEX, Feb. Slack Crow
ley and Miss Lila Bohauan were mar
ried yesterday in the Nation, the Rev.
brakeman on the Missouri Pacific, while
Miss Bohanan was very pretty young
girl OF fifteen.
No ! from the north that was due here
yesterday at 80 failed to arrive at all,
and the ones due here last night or this
evening have not yet made their appear
ance.
At Dollarhide's store Thursday night
there will be Il meeting of the gentlemen
who wish TO organize gun club and base
ball club. 1t Is their intention to lease Il
piece of ground, fence IL in and use IL
jointly, the diamond being in one end and
the shooting in the other. Deniaon has
some of the best shots and ball-players in
the state, and it is hoped that good
number will be present and a formal or
ganzation will take place.
Messrs. Sam Levy and II. Casper, for
merly of the Flag store, will be found In
the future at the Star store.
Roadmaster Pat Burk OF the Houston &
Texas Central and q section hand fell
from hand-car yesterday and sustained
several bad bruises.
The boys at the Colonnadc hotel want
to know il win LeBaunne wants to carry
any more valses soon.
The stte'S suspending payment will
compel the city council to borrow money
to pay of school debts this month. The
coupon for about $4,000 that was due
last December is on file, and will be paid
off in its turn when payment is resumed
again.
MIR. A. G. Johnson, who resides three
miles ca of Denison, has discovered
coal in abundance near his place. He has
burned some OF it and prouounces it fine,
and thinks by sinking shaft that coal
enough could be got to supply this dis
trict.
The newsboys that handle the ST. Louis
papers are sick, as those papers have not
made an appearance this month.
a large amount of coal was shipped
south tins morning.
No. > from Fort Worth, that generally
| goes on north, was turned back TO-DAY
to the Fort and no train went north.
The case of John Crowley for assault
on Mrs. Bohanan, was postponed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
CLEBURNE.
The Higgins. Barnes Nuptlals the DC.
CASTOR OF Brilliant So
ciety Event.
a New Management for the Telegram
Hcrrin's Departure for Prison-Coch-
ran Allowed Ban-PsrsOnai.
special to tho Gazette.

special 10 tht 6hAolth'
CLEBURNE, TEX, Feb. 3.--The Gle
burne Telegram was purchased to-day by
Messrs. II. T.. and W. a. Simonds. These
gentlemen will continue the publication
OF the paper at this place and we predict
success for them ia their chosen
profession Mr.. IL =. SimOnds Is resi-
dent of Cleburne ami Mr.. w. A Simonds
Ia from New Orleans and has had some
experience In newspaper work.
Quite brilliant wedding took place
here this evening, the contracting parties
being Miss Maudo Barnes OF Cleburne
and Mr.. I. Il. higgins OF Morgan, Tex.
Miss Maude Is the daughter Of Capt A,
A. Barnes OF Cleburne, and Is one OF the
city's lovellcst and most attractive mem.
bers OF society. The marriage occurred
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
when was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. Miss Sallie T.. Smith, i'm her
usual uimtable style, played the im-
pressiye "Wedding March, 'while the bril-
DIAL party moved gracefully no the aislcs
of the church. The bride and groom then
took their positions beneath an arch
Of flowers in front of the
pulpit, when the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. +. Nj, Gillian.
Tho bride was dressed in lovely
pale blue satin trimmed with elegant
lace, plated skirt, panels of the lace,
low corsage Oiled IN with lace, garniture
of flowers; veil, white silk illusions
wreath, white iessamine pinned with
diamond brooch. The following were
the attendants. Miss Berta Donnell and
Mr. Noel Wells, Miss Callie Brown and
MIR. Il H. Mcdaniel, Miss Mamie Finn
and Mr. Robert Bishop, Miss Addle
Hacking aud Mr. Roscoe Hicks, Miss
Mollle Shuford and Mr., j, II. Armstrong.
After the ceremony the happy couple,
with their numerous friends, returned to
the home OF the bride, where most mag
nillcent supper was spread, and whore the
evening was spent in the enjoyment OF
social pleasure. The bride was the re-
cipient OF numerous aud elegant presents
from her hosts of friends.
Charles Ierrln was taken to the penl-
Tertiary this morning.
Mr. Poiudexter, the attorney for Thos
Cochran, was notified to-day by telegraph
that the court had decided that his case
was bailable one, and named $1,000 as
the required bond.
Mrs. Wright OF Atlanta, Ga, Is In town
cauyasslng for the Sunny South
Mr., X. w. Hunt OF TUE GAZETTE was
here to-day whoopng 1t up for his paper
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MARSHALL.
The Citircns Awaiting tho solution of the
Legal ,l'robiem,

The Citirena Awaiting the solution OF the
Legal Problem,
Correspondence OF the Gazette,
MARSHALL, TEN., Feb, e.--"nailroad news
was an the talk on our strceis yesterday, Con
eral satisfaction seemed TO prevail In regard TO
the action Of Judge rardcc IN reference to the
suits ngaiast tho Texas x l'aclac. After his
order wac received no lime vas lost. but hnme.
date stcpe were tiAen To tiln The Snlts per,
mited by HIM, IN few executions the clu.
2ens hefe see the QucstlDn is purely legal
One-as 70 whether OF NOT MarshHl IN entitled
10 anything und the contracts with the road
-and nru In favor of loayng IL en-
ilrVy Tor the courts 70 decide, aud
Ia III, meantime to pursue he
even tenor ~ thctr way quietly
aud peaccably with the oneials OF the road, Il
posslnlp. The appniutment OF Col George
Nohie has done much To bring about this fcei-
ing, for Ia him our people have an abiding
iaith, ana even II he Dc powcriess 60 benefit
hem, Il T. pleasure 10 soc hin In his present
oar eitkens were sorry 10 hear OF GOV.
ilrown'e atilctl0n IN th. dcat OF HE broth r.
Mr.. u w, liophins, for sonc tin, local
stnrekevper, has been promotod 'nd Is now IN
charge ot the purchasing nEency ~ Dallas.
It's family viii remain Ia Marshall MIR, hop
ins y one OF The most cilcent gentlemen IN
Col IL, +, rclton Of this city has been ap.
pointed goncr6l store. keeper OF the TcNas &
fseilc, VITA headquarters at Marshall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
Eyes Turned out.

am row twenty-one years old. When
! was five years OF age had Inflammation
of the brain. Since that time my eyes
have both turned outward, directly the
opposite of crosseyes. They looked out
ward from each other at an angle OF at
least 80 degrees. 1t disngured me very
much, so that from pride have always
avoided society. 1t was painful misfor-
rune to mother and myself, for we had
been told they could never be made
straight. But thank the Lord DR.. Prem
tice, NJ Fort Worth, has made them per-
fectly straight and greatly improved my
sight. No one eau now tell they were
ever wrong am ever SO grateful to
DR., Prentice. He did the operation In
two minutes. Miss Lucy Lee OF Fort
Worth Witnessed IL. JESSE SANS,
Decatur, Tex,
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ABILENE.

Stole COO Sheep and Then Fougai i
Them--Court Notes-Personal.
Special TO the Gazette,
ABILENE, TIN, Feb. S.--A few days 40 y,
men stole flock of sheep, coo In number z
Mulberry canyon. The sheep and heidc =,
recaptured by officers, The LEADING n
gatherers resisted the officers, and sewers q
were exchanged, but al last rcporl noq =
hurt. Deputy Sheriff Clif Young anq u
left Abilc yesterday for the purpose q ~
Ing in capturing the thieves 49,
Mr. j. X. Barnett, the propriet T o. Y. ~
line between Abilene and san Angelo, Vyt NJ {
Mr.. Joe Moody a few days since vp ,,,s ~ /. Y
Chestnut street for which he paid M, VI,
win at once erect a large two-stVry ni'A x
iug. ,.n n
Mr.. S. johnson, land agent OF iIasieA e
Abilene lOoEing after business. 49,
Miss Mollie Wiley, beaniifnl aua w v,
plished young lady of Thorn spflnts ~ =. H e
time past visiting friends and rciahs!'s''
place, viii leave tonight for her hop1ss. 4. /.
Col VIM. Ellis 10 In Abilene, anu "
well as a smi Ing lad of sixteen -
Two care loaded with emtgrants n n, Il, I.
North arrived In Abilene YESTERDAY wy. e
household effects and farming Imp en w q.
Uandidat seem auSiOus 70 fee w w, N
people," and to know ii "you eve, ~
thing IA key to Office" wins ,key. a a
The Young Peoples association ne ~ = h
To rey's residence last night, ana W. n
pleasantly entertained. ~,
MIR. II, A, Savage soon AFTER pniin,h y f'i.s, (
here two years ago, sold out ana ~ ,n,. n ~
home in KENTUCKY. lie arrived haL, ~. aass =
Ing accompanied by his family; Ana rlji
lene IL In the garden spot OF TeASs' WV
eNpecis to make his future home: .lmvI
There Is a rumor to the effect tias avn
TO have soda water factory soon ..s 4 Az
Monday In tho county court TWO e4 ", Mi
We're tried. VIII Har "a (cgloredl i ~
pair OF boots, found guilty am ns.s,l n
county Jail for siN months, Linz pg ~. %
oredl, for theft OF Winchester riilv 's N a
x Thompson, found guilty and sem ri
one month. .ass2
Joe Plice, who was some time sine VA {
in the Justice court for C,rrying ~.
appealed the Case, was brought . ~ -d,slis
to defective app al, said appeal WI VIZ "a
and the case transferred 10 the lasueF
enforce former Judgment ~ ina, VA .,,e AZ
cattle west OF this place are Ky M 3
water. but very few have died, so iA''
effects OF the cold weather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
WILLIS POINT.
Complimentary Farewell Social Access
sions to tho Church.

Complimentary Farewell Social Access.
sions to tho Church.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
wins PolNr, TEX, Feb. /. Madam
Rumor has another wedding on the tapis.
"lncle nlcSn FELTON, left to-day on a
business tour TO Pitteburg and Jefferson,
and expects 10 return Thursday
Judge Trplctt, adiUster for st. Louis
mercantile establishments, wen known
here, has been IN the city since Saturday.
Dean Bros, have sold their meat market
20 Mr. l.. W. Ellis, formerly proprietor Of
the Harris house. The popular Jake
MSnzio has been retained.
social gathering, complimentary to
Or. 3. A. Catlin, who leaves for Canton
to-day, WAS given at tho Montfort house
on saturday evening last. The recila-
lions By Judge Sparks were hne. Mrs
Mollle STEELE aud Miss Lula Montfort
rendered some splendid music on the
piano, Miss frankie kilgore aud Mr..
s. b. kilgore added 70 the pleasures of
the occasion by singing Little Inez,
aged seven, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Williams. rendered several selec.
lions on tho piano In taulusss manner.
She IL . little lady whom every ono adj.
mlres for her sprightlIncss and sweet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
A urp...Erea omnIbus Man.

The travelling public are familiar with
the name Of ID. j. Utley, proprietor OF
the omnibus transfer and livery OF Hen
rietta, Tex. The distinguishing feature
Of Mr.. Utlcy was that he had been cross
eyed all his life. He who now searches
in Henrietta for that cross-eyed livery
man will lind him no more. No, he Is
not dead, but his eyes have been stlalght-
ened by Or. Prentice, now at Hotel
pickwick, Fort Worth. II was done In
less than a minute. Mr.. utley never said
a word or even winked during the opera
ton. His eyes are now straight Mr..
Utlcy will take pleasure In telling you
anything about his case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
GOLDTnwAITE.
A saloon Man and His SON Fan oui--The
A Father is Stabbed,

A saloon Man and His SON FAN out-.The
A Father is Stabbed,
special to the Gazette.
GoLpTnNvAIIE, TEN, Feb. 3.--To. day. he.
tween the hours OF II aud 70 o'clock, a difficulty
occurred between Mai. Henry clifford. popu-
lar saloonist OF this place, and his son Tom, in
which the former was stabbed by the latter
Ike all other stories, this one has two sldes
Chiord's wife asserts that her hush,n With
out any apparent cause, rushed upon her with
drawn knife, saying 81 wall Kill YOU. Have
wanted 10 Kill YOU some time" aud that
Tom struck his father IN her defense iidord
states, ana his statement Ia c rroborated BY a 4
eye witness TO part Of the trouble. especially
In TIE deception, that the husband Mas talking
10 the wife about tn air son Tom s I'll solute h HI
ts that the mother sent for the son, who
was lnilnmcd with LIQUOR and Informed
him OF his fathers ubicetlpns TO hls o ntinet,
when the con rushed upon the fatn,r ana
STABBED him with knife, Just behind tho len
spouloer, the \ ite passing In some throc
~ hes, between the ribs and shoulder blade
He ~ twenty foQr wears o d, and when d,inking
Is reoSicss and trOuhlesom3 The elder CliGor,l
has been drinking heavily for some time lie
Is regarded asa cry kind-hearted and clever
nkn, and il known 10 be a Kind aud indulrent
father, Mrs, Iiiit, ri says that In their marriod
life of thirty years they have never before had
huitom OF she aalir
The contract was lot to-day for another rock
huildiog.Hrhe Bnptls,s have a veryncat church
In course OF erection OF thls place
Mr. Jones 4 citing q large two story frame
hOhiilg, which ne designs for boarding.
house for pupils nom othOr points who wifi At
tend the school az Soldthwalte. Mr.. .Ianes
came here for The sake OF the educational al
Naniakcs OF the place Tie school here for
so months naat hRs been uninr ths tontrni
Of Mrs, Fannie Reese Pngh After February Il
y VIII be conducted by Mrs Pugh aud Mr. j. 1,
Murray az joint principals. Both arc well
known normal and successful teachers. The
schoo' has hattering prospects OF success,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
AN AslNlNE BLUNBER.
Mexican Report OF Engagement In Which
CRpt. Crawford Was Killed.

Mexican Report OF Engagement In Which
CRpt. Crawford Was I1nled.
special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TIN, Feb 81 The following
Is the Mexican otllcial reportof the en-
gagemont between the Mexican and
United States troops, IN winch Capt.
Crawford lost his llfei
TO the Jefe Pulltico Of Degallado
county;
On the nth Inst. we reached the camp
called Teopar, or Sierra del Bavls, where
we combated great number OF tame
and wild Indians, probably over 200, led
by foreign United States officers, and
over twenty soldiers of the same kind,
who exhibited themselves. the Dire last
ed for Que hour aud half, killing four of
us, Mai. Mauricla Corercdor, Lieut.. Juan
de la COinx aud Privates Martlnlano Mad
rid aud Luz Estrada. Four men were
also wounded, Ap0lonio Spier, Her.
odlano Cruz, Agapito RomeroAnd Marcos
GonzaleI, Our opponents lost captain,
four dead and three wounded. The mo-
ment was q serious one and our safety
was due TO the treaty with them under
the war iiag Of the United States, TO
which they pretended 10 belong after their
captain died, ! acceded 10 their terms
for the reason given, though they dis
played not u sign of legality, as was
evidenced as much by their strategy as
by the different auimals which they
brought and which ! bring to prove they
were stolen at this place. To-day, at tho
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BUSINESS NOTES.
,onurs of san Antonio r~nltoro House

sanure OF a san Antonio Furniture House.
Special 10 the Gazette
SAN ANroEio, TEX, Feb. 8.-The
iGrastus Reed furniture house, Que of the
oldest and largest IN the South, closed its
doors this morning, and made an assign
mont for the behc1t Of clamorous cred
ttors, naming Peter Shields as the assignee.
The papers iiled do not exhibit the liabili.
ties aud assets. From Mr., John James,
the attorney for the house, II is learned
that the liabilities are about $4,000,
which are secured by stock said to be
worth $4,000, though II Is exceedingly
doubtful X anything like that sum can he
realized from IL. The cause OF the fail
urn Is attributed TO very neavy expenses
and duh market. The principal credit
ors OF the firm are New York houses.
Some hopes are entertained that an ami
cable adjustment can be Effected, by
which the business can be continued,
though that Is n matter Of some doubt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

oorrespondence Of me Garet,.

nDLiN, TEA, Feb 2-Dr. James Younge If
sherman, the great temperance lecturer OF the
nnlteu friends OF Temperance, delivered an
Interesting lecture here last week ana succeed.
~ IN organi icing C3unviio OF Friends OF lem
perahce OF al riy six members.
:, Mrs. . II. Lippard Of hubbard Is here visiting
NY lpnlY 81 y W Risen, where her mother,
MIS- Runnels, Is lying very low with heart AZ
eN,e, aeeompauled wi drOpay. '''
:, iT; Roberts of San Antonio has moved bis
family mere ana oca ed himself "''
Inc work ON the new col ere is 1oi,g a.,
=, i-AihR Mrs Runnel- has departed thls life
nc neT remains win be forwarded 10 GroesbeeL
IIa,n 'dlI ,,, me family burial ground ali
years old. N'N'n'y one
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stephenville.
oondencc of the t;aze,,s

srErHENvIrLE, TEX. Feh
ago MIR. Lotion, a yonncv ~. = Ah0rlh.s
put up at u hotel, sick III 70 ~ cane ita'
malignant case OF pnenmo yvh otlliI''
ialai on the night OF tho sntha ' With n
hurled ny the county. lie wa aa lrsi l
ara had been In this state bni t1on krt
on last Friday evening snoflile'
young man named Cobb. ho,h -, l,h {
village, In this county flfteen" MI ~ hgr n
place, became involved in a d ia'as asIa
minated IN blows, when c Cali y xiAlt
knlie and stabbed Holt. Uolt Wev
ported killed. but this was a m s M y q.
ho " seriously wounded, the kn, ,sss ~ I'm
ieft Side and penetrat nc Ia may may. enlsil,|
Both parties were drinking. ma nsAs y,
DC considerably under the innuencrn,a1, n
NO arrest has yet been made n ~ co Y "
the officers have been Searching ~ y S ". y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

KYLE, TKx., Feb. q IL.
RAG OF Mr.. Louis Renlss, iIepor,.a,
isi, the brides nama s,,l II sioss
Cane. 'NH'ead Of r.'Il
Before County Judge "a -
Atlantas Smi h OF this ~, ~ haDe a.
tin. '"ech 70 the A. Y. 4
Ex, Lieut. Gov. .Jea So.
Lockhart last night. ana sy cAnt
yonr reporter that he was ' s ttl1,Ii.l
gubernatoTial honors. ana = claAf
iucks man VIII be a DARK NJ, miah ~
inc oouny Judge inapecinsss IA
this evening and reportedd , NV kslt
ing ana IN satisfactory c,,n "u ,scllo1' 4,
iroi. ott our new poatmssnpL
Dohd TO the postmaster. rese, n lofxtl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
A site for Baylor Female College.
Special TO the Gazette.

BELT IN, TEN, Feb 3.--Thc locating commit.
tee OF Baylor Female rolleg. arrived this even
ing. They were met ut the depot by two or
three hundred peOnle. the fire department and
the silver band The committee VIII LOOK at
The different locations to- morrow and select
suitable grounds FOR the erection OF the col
lege There II considerable enthusiasm on the
streets this evening especially I reference to
which side Of No - creek the building shall
be erected as both sides are very anxious and
are bidding for II. Judge Il. saunders de-
tee 10 night and MIR. breedlove replied in be-
half of the committee.
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Colorado.
Correspondence of tho linnetto.

COLORADO, TEN, Feb a.-Some ono at.
tempted 10 break in ID. S. Parks iewelry store
last evening, but was soon stopped by Mir.
,harley Adams, who sleeps 10 the store. All
the Jam &c done was a large pane of glass in
the front door broken.
Miss Edna Robinson, daughter of our much
respected physrinn, DIR, W Il Robinson. and
Mr. Nanguinet OF tort Worth are TO be lolned
IN inc bonds OF wedlock ON February 4. Both
spectcd. ~
MIR william Ware, Il brother OF our sheriff.
ulca here on saturday, and was bur ed in the
qua rtnows cemetery on sunday. A large
number of friends att hded the funeral.
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whitesburo.
spcclal to the Gazette.

WnITEsBoRo Ten, Feb. 3.-Ycsterday
mornings tram brought home the remains OF
Price Clark whose departure to san Marcos for
the benefit of hi. heath was reported about n
month ago lie died at san Marcos on last
Sunday ening and was brought here for in
tcrment Miuc the funeral services at the
Methodist church the remains We're followed
by few relatives and friends to the City GENE
terry,
The noted lecturer, Luther Benson, is here
lie addressed small audience last evening
the horce cod preventing a larger attendance
10 night he leclurnd again and had n Larger
by all who heard him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

Correspondence OF The Gazette.

WHITNEY, TEX, Feb. l-Yesierflav apdlo.,
nlght whitney enioyed the rarest treat ever
experienced by this portion OF Texas, Rev.
nr Coleman OF lodisyllle, Ky. spoke 10 packed
Land, demonstrating his theme with obiect.
whleh he brought rom that country The Oh
qnent divine held the people spell bound liz
n,aae VIC pc pie lose sighI OF all surroundings
while; The most delicate women, when toid
uai they had beeu sitting In one position three
hours z mali, could not realize it had been
IN huhr. The personal magnetism Of the man
hnn the master hand with which he handled
hls themes were amazing His lectures will do
'iis country good for along time to come.