Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-29
Mr.. George E. Bownds and Miss Annie
E. Slaughter, Georgetown, November

Mr.. George E. Bownds and Miss Annie
E. Slaughter, Georgetown, November
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MIR. William L. Miller and Mics Matte
Adams, Georgetown, November 24
Mr.. John z. Wilson and Miss Francis
McGehee, Georgetown, November 25.
Mr.. William HARRISON and Miss Lizzie
Sanders. Georgetown, November 26.
Mr.. Robertson and Miss Lula Ray
Macedonia. November 26.
Mr.. w. o. Stalilngs and Miss Kate
Poteet, Chico, November %.
Mr.. Bob Carpenter and Miss Josis
Recter, Jackshoro, November 20.
MIR. j. &. Ashiock aud Mrs. Louisa
Ashlock, Mckinney, November %.
MIR. Mark Bumpsss aud Miss Amelia
Harris, Mckinney. November 20.
Dr. H P. Markham and Miss Fannie
Callahan. Gainesville. November 26.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 2s-R. c. Nelson
Justice of the peace at WoodbIne, in this
county, had Il pretty stsp-daugbter
named Blanche Wood. A young man
NAMED Ciaybrooke worshipped at the
shrine of the fair vestal, aud sweet uliet
returned the Young swain g ardent love.
Squire Nelson hardened his tiinty heart
aud was pitiless; but the young maiden
met her lover in the green wood by the
midnight moon, and they vanished from
the cid mans vision. At Ardmore, |.
T.. they found happy haven and a
marriage license, AMI Wednesday, No
vember 26 they were linked for life in
wedlock s golden chain. All is now sor-
given, aud they arrived in Gainesville
yesterday.
The county clerk issued yesterday mar
rage licenses TO the following couples:
Mr.. W. }. Walker to Miss Vesta Blev-
ms John W. Paul to Miss Fannie Cadle,
ID. W. Blackburn TO Miss l.. b. Morris,
j. 2. Holmes TO Miss Lula Conn.
DIED.
Mrs. VIII Gray, Mckinney, Novem-
Der %.
Mr.. W. W. Wheat. Sherman, Novem-
Der IS.
DECATUR, Nov. 2s.-Lucius Renshaw,
most esimabls young man of this
place, died Yesterday evening, aud
after the funeral services at II O'Clock
TODAY his Remains were inferred in the
city cemetery.
MIDLOTHIAN, Nov. Esd. J. Call
houn, editor of the Midlothian Visitor
died this morning at c 'c!ock. He mad
been sick several days with pneumonia.
Mrs. Winnie Bruudage. aged seventy
four years and thirteen days, died at the
residence OF her son, Mr.. W. A. Brun-
dace, yesterday morning at 5 O'Clock
Her remains were taken Friday morning
to Lancaster, Dallas county, for inter-
meut.
SHERMAN, Nov. 2S.-Katie, the in
FAINT daughter OF Rev. j. NJ. Binkley
and wife, died this morning at Go'clork.
The measles and complication following
were the causes which carried her away.
Funeral at 10 O. CLOCK Tomorrow.
DENTON, Nov. 2S.-W. G. Wilson, an
old and highly esteemed citizen of this
county, died at his residence, northeast
of the city, at s O. clock a. IN. to-day,
at the age of sixty-four years. Nj.
Wilson was a wealthy farmer and stock
raiser and was one of the directors of the
Exchange national bank of this city.
His disease was fever and inflammation of
the bowels. The deceased was q prom
inent member OF the Baptist church.
The funeral service will be held at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning, IN
ter lent at the Odd Fellows cemetery
MARIA, Nov. 2S.-Capt. William Rus
sell, sheriff and tax collector of this
county, died at the Santa Rosa hospital
San Antonio on the 25th of this month.
Capt. H. L Kelley and Judge Adams
were with him and brought the remains
here for interment. The body was
buried with Masonic honors. The de-
ceased was a grandson of Charles S.
Todd of Kentucky, and was an intimate
friend here of William Harrison and be-
longed to that branch of the Russell
family from whom Russell Harrison gets
his name. S. r. Miller who has been
assessor for the past six years was ap-
pointed sheriff ami Mr.. G. Il. Brooks
was appointed assessor in place of Mr..
Miller. BY request of Sheriff Russell
Judge Adams will wind up his affairs.
But one examination of the books
showed that there was little to do except
to draw a balance due the sheriff and
pay few small debts, so accurate had
h., e. hao