Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

Mr.. J. Holland, Bastrop, November
! so.
Mr.. John Carswcll, Kerens, Decem-
| Der 6.
Miss Fannie Ross, Hesperian, Decem-
| Der c.
Mr.. Joe Raphael, Houston, December
Mrs. Francis Smelley, Nacogdoches,
December l.
Miss May Lindsey, Haskell, Novem-
Der 30.
Mr.. William Franklin, near Acton.
November 20.
Mr.. N. c. Key, Gran bury, November
80.
Mr.. George Mcmahon. Gordonville,
December 6.
Mr.. Jerry Silas, Victoria, December 3.
Mr.. W. r. Beauchamp, Jacksonville,
December ..
Mrs. DR.. sewell, Blooming Grove. No
vember 80.
Mrs. Catherine Lucas, near Sinner.
December 5.
Mrs. o. $. Price, near schulenburg.
November so.
MIR. David Stampley, Anderson, No
vember 30.
Mrs. Susan E. Campbell, san Saba,
December 3.
Mrs. sam Stroube, Denison, Novem-
Der 90.
Miss Annie Lane, Denison, Novem-
Der 30.
Miss Lille Stacy. Alvin, December ..
DR.. Z. G. lie Grande, Weatherford,
December ,.
Mrs. Howie, sipe Springs, November
90.
Mr.. J. J. de Armau, near Tulip, No
vember SO.
Mr.. John Farmer, Waco, Deem
Der 6.
Mrs. Maggie Cocker, Lampasas, No.
vember IS.
BALLINGER, Dec. 10.-Howard RiEsby,
the correspondent of the News at this
place, who was accidentally shot while
hunting some two weeks ago. All account
of which appeared in THE GAZETTE, died
last night aud was buried to-day.
DENNIsoN. Dec. S.-A prominent bust
ness man of Wichita. Kansas, named T.
l.. Noble, died at the residence of Mrs.
Wilson in this city this morning of heart
disease. He came to Denison about 4
week ago on business. He was a friend
Of DR.. Acheson and had been feeling n
little bad of late. lie ate II hearty
breakfast, and DR.. Acheson calling on
him about 9 o o'clock, advised him to be
quiet. At $3.50 lie was dead. DR..
Acheson and several other physicians
held post mortem examination over his
remains this afternoon. His friends in
Wichita have been notified.
BAsTRoP, Dec. S.-Col. Philo CIai-
borne died here this afternoon at
o clock. He was seveuty-five wears old
and of ke oil Of .hia
town. He was at one time a roted mem
Der of this bar. having in the last ten
years retired from the practice, and was
one of the best known men in this part
of the state.
William Highsmith, an old Texas
veteran, died at his home if
teen miles from this place few DAYS
ago. He was a brother of the famous
Capt. Highsmith, who was prominent
officer in the war for Texas Independence.
LONGvIEw, Dec. S.-Mrs J. c. How
ard the wife OF our sheriff, died Satur-
day and was inferred in the city cene-
tery at p. N. Sunday. The remains
were followed to their last resting place
by an immense crowd of sympathizers.
She was woman liked by all land leaves !
a bereaved husband and seven children.
SNYDER, Dec. Sam Sherrod very
popular cowman of this county died last |
night at Colorado, Tex. of consump- |
ton. He will be buried here to-day.
DENTON, Dec. 10.-J. J. Chesser, a |
member of the Ben Mccullough camp of |
associated ex-Confederate soldiers of
Denton county, died at his residence in
this city to-day and will be buried by |
the association tomorrow. Mr.. Chesser
had been lingering for several years and
his death was not unexpected. He
leaves a wife and several small children |
are in destitute circumstances.
Otis Fry, young man about twenty
two years old and son of Capt. Il. T.
Fry living four miles south of here,
lied this morning Of typhoid fever.
REALTY AND RUUDTNG,