Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-29
A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent, Houston
c. D. LUSH, Depot Ticket Agent, Fort Worth

Mr.. W. F. Gales and Miss S. E. Still,
Graham, September 81.
Mr.. J. J. Ward and Miss NJ. j Moore,
Gainesville, September %.
Mr.. II. L. Hutson and Miss. II. 1.
Chatham, Gainesville, September &c.
Mr. W.. j Gill and Miss Fannie Kids,
Gainesville. September %.
Mr.. William l. Smith and Miss L. V.
Westervelt, Corpus Christi, September
%.
Mr.. Fred J. Schilling and Miss Chloe
Wanu, Mineral Wells, September 81.
MIR. John Harris and Miss Alice Ket-
ner, Mineral Wells, September 81.
Mr.. Walter j Coukliu and Miss Lydia
Eta Nash, Beaumont, September p.
Mr. Tom Tansickle and Miss Flora d.
Slaughter. Greenville, September 26.
MIR. Thomas L. Sumors and Miss Annie
Hooten, Greenville, September %.
FoRNEY, Sept. 27.-To- at the
residence of the BRIDES father, seven
miles from this place. Mr.. Silas
Good and Miss Teddy Lee will be joined
in wedlock. Also, near the same place,
ut the residence of Mr.. D. Jordan, Mr..
L. j. Howard and Miss Nina Jordan.
DEATHS.
Mr.. NJ. F. Wallace, Kyle, September
10.
Mrs. Florence Redden, Marlin, Sep
TENDER 90.
Mrs. John Farrer, near Commerce,
September 24.
Mr.. F. H. Stamps, near Waxahachie,
Sept. 81.
Mr.. A. c. Conner and Miss Ada b.
Alsup, Meridian, September 81.
Mrs. Susan Ann Lanham, Rockwall,
September %.
Mrs. Turknett, Vernon, September 81.
MIR. H. L. Pettitt, near Nolanville.
September %.
Mrs. Ellen shaugnessey, Houston,
September %.
Mr.. Will Jones, Rayner. September
81.
Mrs. Rosalie Hankinson, Floresville.
September %.
Miss Jennie Stephens, Quanah, Sep
tember %.
Mrs. Nancy Magee, Quanah, septem-
Der 90.
Mrs. Fannie Armstrong, Center, Sep
TENDER 21.
Mrs. George Baker, near Houston,
September %.
Mrs. s. A. Palmer, Albany, septem-
Der 20.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Massey, near Ran
dolph, September 20.
Mr.. j. NJ. Matthews, near Vale, Sep
TENDER 81.
Mr.. Frank Bryant, near Honey Grove,
September %.
Mrs. Nancy Magee, Quanah. septem-
Der 80.
Miss Jennie Stevens, Quanah, septem-
Der %.
Mr.. Phil WEIGH, Daily Springs, Sep
TENDER %.
Mr.. Ross O'Dounell, Mineral Wells,
September 81.
Mrs. Will Rush, Waco, September %,
Mrs. Mary E. MulIIngs, Marshall,
September 26.
Miss Lucy Furges, Marshall, Septem-
Der %.
Mr.. Ike Davis, near Whitewright,
September "a.
MARSHALL. Sept. 27.-Mrs. NJ. f.
MulIings, who has resided in this city
since 1872, was stricken with apoplexy
Thursday, 25th, and died at her late
residence Friday at 80 p. m. Funeral
services to-day at 1880 a. m. from her
late residence TO the Catholic cemetery.
The remains will then be taken to the
cannon ball train, where they will be
carried to Jeffersonville, ind. to be in
TERED.
Little Harry, the three-year old son of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Watson, died at
o. clock q. m. Friday. September 20.
Funeral services to-day at O'Clock p.
IN. from the residence of Mr.. S. L.
North, his grandfather, to Greenwood
cemetery.
CLARENDON, Sept. 27.-GeorRe Ray.
formerly citizen of Dallas, died here
yesterday of heart disease. He was to-
day buried with Masonic honors.
RAYSER, Sept. 26.-Mr. VIII Jones,
formerly of Terrell, who has been en-
gagged in the cattle business here for some
time, was buried on Sunday. He was
an exemplary young man and had made
many friends in this section OF the state.
MARSHALL, Sept. 28.-Miss Lucy
Fergus, aged l6 years, died in North
Marshall of typhoid fever. Her re-
mains were sent to Liberty Hill for
burial.
WACO, Sept. 28.-E. P. Norwood,
late of Marlin. proprietor of the Nor
wood house, corner of Franklin and
Eighth, Waco, died ct his hotel at 8:l5
q. m. to-day. He died of Inflammation
of the bowels, and his remains were
shipped TO Marlin for interment.
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