Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12

news depot and notions, Hillsboro; li9,
JENNIE R. Wood, young lady, Hillsboro.
M'LENNAN COUNTY.
One hundred aud twenty, Thomas
Vaughan, farmer, West; I2l, Albert
Detuiler, farmer, West; l22, ]. Edwin
Robertson, teacher, Patrick; 1913, will
lam Budelis, machinist, Waco; I24,
William Criswell, farmer, Mart; 1875, j.
p. Kennedy, farmer and teacher, Bos-
queville; 1876, Edward Walker, teacher,
SpeigleviIle; 1877, Thomas G. a. Fitz-
hugh, clerk. Waco.
NAVARRO COUNTY.
1856, D. ChamberlIn, clerk, Corsica ma;
156, James L. Miller. teacher, WORKMAN;
157, james R. Smith, merchant, Daw-
son; lbs, ]. B Jones, real estate, Cor
sicana; 159, Dan Elmer Carroll, clerk,
Blooming Grove; 160, Hawkins G. Rob-
erts, land agent, Corsicana.
ELLIS COUNTY.
161, VIII B. Driskell, teacher, Red
Oak; 1852, Robert A. Stacey, life insur-
anoe agent, waxahachie; 1853, James K.
Smith, farmer, waxahachie; 1874. An
drew ]. Clayton. land and loan agent,
Wsxahachie; 165, Robert Wade
Roach, teacher, Brist; I66, John
A. Kioken, teacher, Ferris;
167, ]. NJ. Loggins, collector, Ennis;
l68, L. H. Billiard, cotton weigher, En-
mis-; 1863, ]. C.. Watkins, teacher, Ennis;
10, s. L. Louheydge, book agent, Mil
ford; III, Fountain P. Works, student,
Midlothian; l72, James Ed. Connevy
newspaper, Midlothian; 173, Oscar H.
Chapman, no occupation, Red Oak; ia,
Dina Finley, no occupation, Waxa-
hachie.
KAUFMAN COUNTY.
175, Henry F. Perry, photographer,
Kaufman; 176, James Glover Mitchell,
farmer and teacher, Kaufman; III,
Edward c. Lewis. student, Forney;
l78, Fillmore NJ. DAME, teacher, Forney;
l79, Samuel j. Cox, merchant, Terrell;
$50, John E. Cox, clerk, Terrell; 18I ,
Stephen A. Catlin, postmaster, Law
renee; 1872, David Lindsay, assistant
postmaster, Elmo; 1873, Isaac Newton
Hartzell, painter, Terrell; 1874, Charles
D. Church, mayor, Forney; 1856, W. M.
F. Sanders, farmer, Species; 1856,
John IL. Friedley, ginning, Kemp.
DALLAS COUNTY.
1877, Samuel s. Conner, student,
Elan Station; 1888, G. A. Long, farmer,
Duncanville; 1879, C. M. Licen, news
paper man, Lancaster; 100, William L.
STAN, clerk, Lancaster; 19l, George T.
Prewitt, agent express company, Kle-
burg; 1872, Robert II. Quillan, teacher,
Mesquite; 1873, S. II. Grantham, lawyer,
Grand Prairie; 1874, Benjamin d. Well,
postmaster, Hutchins; 1876, Joshua E.
Haney, teacher, Richardson; 1856, Josh
H. Laggmire, merchant, Farmers
Branch; 1877, George W. Beaver, mer-
chant, Garland; 1913, Peyton R. Terry,
teacher, Garland; 1893, W. K.
Steather, teacher, GARLAND; 200; Will
lam Henry Walker, teacher, DeSoto;
2Ol, Enoch q. Riley, book keeper, Dali
las; POP, 6. Q. Grassy, carpenter. Dali
las; 203, J. T.. C. Newsom, teacher,
Dallas; 204, Fred Richardson, editor
Tribune, Dallas; 205, William Heppel,
none, Dallas; 2O6, James S. Dunlap,
painter, Dallas; 207 W. T. Nance drug
gist, Dallas; POS, Henry M.
Bryan, teacher, Dallas; 209,
NJ. H. Moore, teacher, Dallas; 210, David
NJ. Spence, none, Dallas; 211 bla nix;
2l2, Robert Mcfarland, none, Dallas;
2l3, Bolivar Eason, clerk, Dallas; PA,
H. G. Smith, accountant, Dallas; 215. w.
I. Purnell, lawyer, Dallas; PIG, blank;
PIT, Charles S. Pickerkatter, clerk,
Dallas; 2lS, Thomas B. Brown, carpen-
ter, Dallas; PIG, Il. Y. Campbell, sales
man, Dallas; 300, blank; 221, W. S.
Bingham, merchant, Dallas; 222,
Marchus Balkine, painter, Dallas; 223,
J. C. Bigger, clerk, Dallas; 224, Mark
B. Quinn, farmer, Cedar Hill; 225,
Alex C. W. Willis, carpenter, Dallas;
226, John E. Harrison ,book-keeper, Dali
las; 227, Joe NJ. Sheeder, saddler, Dali
las; 22S, L. W. Williams, saddler,
Dallas.