Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
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WACO.

WACO.
GiImpses of Everyday Life mud Local
Happenings business Mention
The Good Work of
The T. -. A.
Reported for the Gazette.
Waco, July 80. We notice in the
GAZETTE that the custom in Fort
Worth is to toast 'em thus: 1.-The city
Of Fort Worth Ito be drunk stand
ing" Now, the usual way of putting
it here is 'drunk aud down"
DIR. Sam Houston of the Texas Ben
evolent Association has returned from
an extended trip through Eastern
Texas, and resumed his duties as cor
respondent OF the association.
The want of rain is having u very
bad effect upon the cotton crop.
There is Methodist camp meeting
south part of this county.
Your correspondent prizes, as one of
his keepsakes and treasures, the photo
sented by HIM. Yours till death,
never grow less nor your physique less
robust.
The following is partial list of
death claims paid by the Texas Be
nevolent Association from the date of
its organization up to the present:
Fort Worth, May II. 1888.
Received of II. b. Parrot. business
manager Texas Benevolent Assoca-
ton, the sum of one thousand dollars
being payment in full of all claims
4 nt,,t; l,x. II 4,
Off. Med. Mitchell, under certificate
of membership No. 1855.
Mrs. A. MITCHELL.
Witnesses:
G.. w. Hollingsworth, NJ. n. Braders.
HOUSTON, April Is, 1888.
Received of II. B. Parrot, business
manager Texas Benevolent Associa-
ton, the sum Of five thousand dollars,
in full of all claims against the associa-
ton by the death of Henry A. Ohlin,
under certificate No. 1915.
MARY OHLIS.
Witnesses:
Henry :. Fox, ]. w. Jones.
Elgin, May 4. 1883.
Received of n. b. PARROT, Business
manager Texas Benevolent Association
the sum of three thousand dollars, pay
ment in full of all claims under certiii-
cate No. 345l, terminated by the death
of j. II. Gordon.
Mrs. LEE GORDON.
Witnesses:
II. =. Jones, II. Cohn.
WACO, October 5, 1882.
Received of r. b. PARROT, business
manager Texas Benevolent Asso .ia-
ton, five thousand dollars, in full pay
pent OF all claims due under certifi .at e
No. 4G2, terminated 10y death of j. b.
Pogue. MARY a. PoGUE.
Witnesses:
Van Hall, w. NJ. Ilellett.
Brenham, August 80, 1882.
Received of II. b. Parrot, Business
Manager Texas Benevolent Associa.
ton, Five Thousand Dollars, in full of
all claims under Certificate No. 433
terminated fy death of Geo. w. Moore
j. MCFARLAND,
Executor.
Witnesses:
Jefferson Bassett, d. c. Giddings.
WACO, June IL, 1882.
Received of r.. L. Parrott, business
manager Texas Benevolent Associa-
ton, three thousand dollars, in full of
all claims due under certificate III,
terminated by death of Mrs. +. O.
tlournoy.
l.. b. BLACK,
Cashier Waco National Bank.
Witnesses:
j. II. Wilson j X Rose.
Brenham, Dec, S, 1882.
Received of II. b. Parrot, business
manager OF the Texas Benevolent AS
ISOLATION, three thousand dollars, in
full amount due by said association
under certificate No. 2299, terminated
by death of Hermann Werner.
SOPHIE WERNER.
Witnesses:
A Werner, A. &. Ii. Schweiss.
Denison, December, I, 1882.
Received OF II. b. Parrot, manager
Texas Benevolent Association, two
thousand dollars, in full payment of
all claims against the L. b,
A., accruing to me by the death of NV
husband, Beverly NJ. Steele.
w., HErrIE a. STEELE.
Alex. w. Acheson.
w. Il. Bennett,
j., q. McGaughey,
John +. Prickett.
MARLIN, August 81, 1852.
received OF II. b. Parrot, business
manager Texas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
one thousand dollars, in full of ali
claims due under certificate No. GA
terminated by death of w. III. Doty.
,v,. SALLIE l.. DoTY.
). A. Holland, j. II. Mcdonald.
Meridian, April S, 1882.
aseeelNea OF IL. h. PARROT, business \
ION, payment in full of all claims dme
ilder certificate No AZ. terminated
y death OF Samuel McGill.
Il. T.. NICHOLSON.
/, A 3ent for MIS-. +. MeG.ll and rusr-
isi Tor Minna McGili, etaI.
Signed in the presence OF