Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

,ieryille, in searol VI a 0nSo
Mics Sarah A. Edens. He
I rseessary credentials and
.ss 10 hunt a proper
\ ~ solemnize the compact
.s,..dy been written in two low
\ snd recorded in the high
\, heaven. Such items
usually very interest
',Ats becomes so from the fact
I,sces have been so seldom
|1aila,e that it looks like a per-
had been proclaimed among
lss;neer Marvin of the Gulf,
n santa Fe railroad was in the
morning and left on the II
l,lu for Paris, where he will
HAM DAYS and return to inspect
ISudInrs of our city.
/ II. Kohler of the Sherman
;r,cejyed a telegram this morn
i hImto the Fort 10 lead the
4 |, grand occasion tonight and
4 nlght. He left on west-boupd
t,lg. who has been In attend
~ Two past weeks as a Juror in
A eourt AZ Dallas, has been eX-
X got home to-day.
Inv Love OF the Chickasaw
N bis brother-in-law, Frank
a IN the city to-day.
bcnss Forbes returned home
"A after q soiourn of several
NJ the family Of his son in
Ilelooks the picture Of robust
saws he enjoyed the winter ON
key much. Capt. Forbes is
our most liberal and enter
capitalists, and we are glad
Nome him home at
+ pme when all such men are
+ hello IN council and iielu while
>>iojects are up for consideration.
Dbosles returned home from
1bFe Saturday evening and is
sw days with his family on Cos
W Steedman and family of
q sitter spending a few days with
NJ Reuben Steedman, Esq, and
Judge S. d. Steedman, left
for a visit to Mexico. \
hint Of DR.. Steedman's early
marriage may be in place here,
venture TO give IL. When
kDg man, and at the breaking
war he was living with his
$nily in Georgia, and in compa-
brother, Judge Steedman of
lolned the Confederate army
10 the field. The two were
pad carried prisoners to st.
20 they were kept for many
upper room OF a large build
hgf with quite a number of
Ae same condition with them
Immediately across the street
q elegant family mansion in
Lone Of the wealthy citizens OF
shO had a strong sympathy foI
N cause, and also had at least
laughter who entertained
nllc sympathy for the
leis across the way. Very
Ply began to interview eacl
means of the finger alphabet,
means the imprisoned sol,
Z kept posted in all that was 20
aethat came to the knowledge
Wsady,
pe the head of the family
Is Harrison, asked to be per
oniortably furnish the room
men occupied, and was al
50, and was also permitted
seasional dellcacies that were
le prison bill of fare
n MOS passed.. and the youn.
Y hken 10 Johnson's Island
~ DR.. Steedman was
Il ine commission of colone
ERE service. Two long year,
Prison and at the close o
Ie doctor was released ant
confront the poverty an,
-. was the common heritag,
alter few months devotet
'ssslon he could command
4 'ash and one day told hi
.ese 81. Louis neighbors ha,
Wy Kindly and he had con
Ane them a visit so that h
1-lly express the gratitude h
sensibly every day an
{ ue left the place. II
personal Acquaintance
2 ssag lady, found there wa
w than gratitude in hi
~ kindly interest in tn
y iSaef The doctor saw an
y l' sgsson, and she reciprc
Y W s,' 'Oh. They were married
I'd =.
q Ivy u st. Louis, and dc
4 4 y MS profession most sue
I. Tow can boast of a mos
and an abundance {
" s s. 10 make them happy
J. Nsnsers visiting us to-da
4 :. Bartlett and II. N
4. II ' ais, Ned Strauss of Cir
sss "allis aud John l.. Fond
Z sul'us Scherck,a leadin
"lueu last evening frol
IN. ~ gers and G. b. Miller ,
n the city this eyenir
a oi'tbe west.bound traI
~ Of our citizens in seen
.s,, y Galveston. They o
sp, ''M 70 congress and Il
Ia, signed by those WI
a. ,ua meeting was hel,
y ~ .eauing citizens met Il
ks sr,lors Of the Merchant
4, sss y bank, where ma
{ 8 a ~, = Y u TIE whole state we,
I n H., Thereafter they we
!. s'.I,s az the evidences
- IN sherman aud o.