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A SIugging Match.

Boston, Feb 23.-The hard glove fight
tonight between George Godfrey, of this
city, and Frank Hadley, of New York, both
colored, Marquis of Queensbury rules, John
l.. Sullivan, referee, was a smuggling
match. Both men were badly punished.
In the fifth round, Godfrey fought Hadley
to stand-still, winning the battle and
500.
Wabashaw Herald: Louis Youngman,
of Tomah, Wis, brakeman on the River
division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, while coupling cars at the
station in Wabashaw on Thursday last, fell
on the track and was pushed along by the
wheels and badly bruised on both legs and
somewhat on his body. He was stunned
and was insensible for many hours. He
was taken to the Commercial and physi-
clan summoned. At first he was thought
to be dangerously injured,' but he rallied
after time and as no bones were broken
will soon be at work again. DR.. Low at
tended the case, assisted by DR.. Van
Dyke.
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FATAL BLAST.

MATAMoRAs, Mex, Feb. pa blast ex-
plosion in the San Comas mine, near
Pachucha, yesterday, killed one English
man and two Mexicans.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-24
Looking INTO Poik's Assets

NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb 23.-The house of
representatives, to-day instructed the in
vestigating committee to inquire as to the
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Rough on Corns."

Ask for "Rough on Corns." SC. Quick
relief; complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts,
banions.
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DIED

Roller Skating Rink.
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OFFICIAL.

Proceedings of the CommOa Council and
Board of Public Works of the City of st.
Paul.
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Wigwan

Roller Skating Rink.
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fourteen years struggle Tor independ-
ence, I resolved to face the
music, and responded to the strangers
question. "Follow me-" he said,
somewhat peremptorily. obeyed, and he
conducted me to buggy drawn by pair
of horses foaming with sweat. We got in,
and he drove off at tremendous rate, !lS
saying word. Finally he stopped before
q house, which he told me to enter. Again
1 obeyed, and was met at the door and
ushered into room where lay my dying
husband, with lawyer and minister
by his bedside. 1t took but few
moments to explain the possibility of
this surprising situation. Ny husband
had come to the city in which We were,
knowing 1t to be the stopping place for all
trains, with the view of boarding every
train till he should find me. The intervals
between the train arrivals he had spent IN
driving about the city in buggy. While
thus enjoying himself he was thrown out
and fatally injured. Taken into the nearest
house and informed that he had only short
time to live, he hastily summoned a lawyer
and a minister, and dispatched a stranger
to the depot in buggy from
which he had been thrown, with instruc-
tions to find me if possible. His object
in summoning lawyer was to make will
bequeathing his estate to me. l declined
to accept anything from him or to recog-
nize him as my husband. Then l hurried
back to Boston, and as result yon see me
here. AS said before, you advised me
better than you knew
s'She went away, and from that day to
this, with the exception of one occasion
when passed her on the street, 1 have not
laid eyes upon her,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30

me to 60 down to the spring and sh ov
| him where some cows were, and wher
we got there he picked ME up ano
toted me half n mile. He then put m
down and told me | had to 20 with
him TO Tennessee and work in saw
mill. IL was about 8 O'clock in Tho
morning. We travelled through lhe
woods most of the time, and passed
through great many swamps
We stald in the woods
the first night and had
nothing 10 eat until dinner the next
day after was stolen, He told me
his name was Mcbride, and that he
lived In Tennessee and owned a saw
mill. lie called me Lee. got Moth
ms TO eat from Thursday at dinner tln-
I'll Friday at dinner. We did not sleon
ia but two white peoples' houses ali
the rest of the time.
When was at Paint Rock. about
three miles from home. got LITTLE
ways behind and hid. He came back
found me, and when we got on Keeps
mountain he cut q hickory and
whippedme / had dinner nearly ~.
cry day when was with him, but
never had anything to eat more than
once day. Mcbride had five dollars
but paid for nothing. He begged CIV.
erthing. He got pair of shoes and 4
nat. He had no pistol but talked
about buying one. He travelled every
day and some nights. He whipped me
second time because could not keen |
up, and the third time because | talked.
He got me pair Of shoes at Sand Moun- |
tain, about ilfty miles FROM home, but
my feet had got SO sore i could not |
wear them.
We had travelled all day Tuesday
and until ] o'clock at night. |
and was fixing to lie down when we
heard the dogs bark on our tracks He |
then told me that if the dogs caught |
me they would eat me up
AID told me to follow him. We ran
into the swamps and woods until |
o'clock Wednesday evening, when |
they found me and lie got away. /
had not had anything to eat since Mon
day, and had not rested u day since | |
was stolen, except part of Sunday
at Oak Level. a good many times /
when we were travelling he said he |
Wanted to get something to cat for me |
and him. He then tied my hands to-
gcther, and tied them. to bush, and |
went and got something to eat and
great many times ate ii all up and gave
me none. After | was found | was
taken to j. j. Dennis, and kindly |
cared 70: there until to-day He |
brought me to Newman.
TIE boy il tirnid country child,
audit is impossible TO get further de-
tails from him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
bulldog Material

LuMBElt-KOugh lumber, boxing, r. incbel
and under, nfet-class 81; stripping t1ss, ssl
boxing and noorlng; clear, s.5' tuck cleera
sl5 iols. and scantliug, cults. SIS
hiDfAs1--lJfst common white pine So 80
second DO. So third do, rs; poplar 627 81 na.
tive pige =; s-z o@2 90 do ~, s2s native
DaIssED IpMgEg-- Boxing l2incnes and
under 50 oASs " do M, 40 U16tss 10
scantlins, lold W any common humber
So une& ~ boxing oyer Ig iacbcs, 81 ora
~ w thick clears, ~ to ~ and 2.ssg O0e635 81
scc0hd casa. any kind, 80 s4lft23 81.
DKustp AND MATcHFn FL0oHfS Or Fiat
elias, ~; second class. ri.
WHtrE i'iaE FURNISHING LII ti--f'<, ~
and inch white pine, w lilci' s,S ~. -
Cf1Hf~G- m OK - ~,
1 nslh 49, q. .s n, sA n@iiFepina
&; ~ ~ *. and inch. go
=, "a fss.rss- Waite pine a, s5 do shaded A.
81 81 do extTa No. j, si.5k cypress, best, ans 4
e wed heart, ei.yk sapS. ti1J.
PlcKETs.--Whils pine, dressed AMI headed
iQuare or hat, ~; ysiog pine do, -; latn, ~ |
.-rME cTHEST Erc.---Lime, Austin txx /
,e'r |, 81. Cement. Louisville or rcsepale. % " \
,er tbi. Portland, 81 - per bill. rsAstfy Pare
Sew iof.s OF y l4igaas PEI Yol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
Wool, hides. r.c.

WooL--nedium. according to grade quality
and condition, rs To 22c. hne according 10
grade. quality and conditlon.I6 10 ~ coarse,
according 10 grade quality and condition.. Vi
to- lsc; Mexican improved, according to grade
quail y and condition, u 10 10 Mexican, nc.
cording 10 grade, quality and condition, ~
to -; bury, less, according 70 amount OF
bufrs.
HIDEs-No. ], heavy hint, dry = n he: No.
2, heavy flint, dry, = y he; No. J, light hint,
q h lie; No. 2, light fint. Il 10 30, badly dam.
aged, 70 &c: fallen hides l6rec less: dry ealted,
4 D lOc, green salted, % D 1c green butcher, 4
No tic.
PELTRIEs - Nominal. season ever. Deer
stins, = - 23fe2j; antelope skins, = 10 l0Ql3
goat skins, each ioa2i sheep pells. according
To amount pf wool, 2lclYup; shentliDgs, nc-
cOrding 10 amount OF wool, l0@i5c; Mexican
sheep pelts, u 10 B0l0c. Mexican sheep pelts,
improved, ll9l2c: Mexican sheep sherlings,
DO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
I.lnnnra.

WHIsKY-Rectned 81 i1@l5G, as per PROOF
sour mash, one year Old q 90 two years old;
S2ma2 y; three years old 81 50G27 n: fancy
WISEs--Ciaret, case,'s8 50Sli0o1 rs peraual.
lty; Catawba, rgallop, 900 50' Port, 81 ga
W; sherry, per gal. 81 Coos 90; Madeira
81 colo co.
CHAMPAGNE-G. II. Mumm q Co, Extra
Dry, $50 0bGS2 90; Heidsic<, in basket, S2G ONO
y ~; Krug, IN basket, $50 oOs02S OK Domestic
champagne, 81 001tfG 80.
ALE--Stock Ale, per !oz., 50 00602 Isl Porter
per doz., az e0tp2 Is.
BoTrl.ED BEFR--5t. Louis quarts, al2 90: pts
w bO Budwelser, quarts Sl2 %; pipts tl5 90
Erlanger beer, quarts, Sl3 90: pints SiS So
schlitZ Milwaukee, quarts $40 ~ hints siS 40
Huh Pinch slS 90; Anthony & kuhnfs OTIS
Si2 10 pints Sl2 so; VI. Clausen Il sons cham.
payne beer quarts sl2 90 nlntS 1920.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30

each, 50 i0aS ~; ali walnut, 81 50@iu 80; Chairs,
wood seat, r. uoz, s. 75a7 90: cane and rattan
seat, s. 00@9 Do cane scat, dining, Sl2 eDD20 90;
Childs and rockers, ~ 0Oel2 20; large rocking,
s20 OOCn3j 0O camp and rockers, each. 81 T5td
90; Mirrors, arch tops, q doz. 81 006nl2 so;
Tables round, s2oo@3 U. tsll leaf e 51a5 50;
Safes, each, 81 2jG7 O1; Bureaus 81 5lGl1 %,
wash stands, el 2oQs5 50; bed springs. So 1907 so;
Baby Carriages, So 5000
.Crock ery-W q teas, 2 doz,, y 01Dl 10; W q
plates, Socefsi 90; w q dishes, q COOS 30. W q
bakers, 81 00ai 10; w q pitchers, 81 2Ja6 So
cwers aud basins, s1l 51d 2 so; w q bows
81 Sol 70; assorted crates, S5j OD@75 %.
Glassware Lamp chlmueys, No, o. crimp
top, u doz.. 5Gc No. J, crilnp top, q doz., d5c;
MOI, crimp top, = doz.. Cue: Aigand, 4 do1,
Coo. Goblets, q do2, G5o@si 90; rumblcfs, 3
doz., 54g65c; Bar tumblers, = doz, sljc6sSl co:
Candy Jars, ~ OOGi 90 Lamps, u 6oGl2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
staple Dry Goods.

PR1Nrs-Du, kiik, 4Tc; Lodi. &C.: Mari
b6ro size, oriental &C.; Richmonds, 6Lc.;
steel River, &C.; Southbridge, de-.
PIX PRfSrs- Garner. GLc.; Harmony &C.;
RichmOnds, 6i4c, MAMMALIAN, P3c,
SHIFTING PRnFs Allen, l14c; Meuimack,
&C. ,-., i<..,.
FINE BRowN DOMESTIC lira. ~ cents
Lockwood 8; Gsrmania .; FAIR Lawn, X !,
Indian orchard EE "a POcshohtas, "a
warwick, 81. - -,
HEAVY BLOWS DoMgsTics--Aiil sanii.A =, ~
cents: Atlanta 4. Ga; Lawrence Ii. 6,si Wa
chus4tt u. ~ Enterprise tE, Piedmont
;s-i. 81 PiednloutT-8,D.
DgEAciIED DoAEsrICs- our own, b3s cents
Security. 81; Contesi, P1ospertys ~ ,
Hope IL Lousdale. w; King Bee cainbfic,
s; Knights eauhl ie, "a sold Medal Z.
DUCEs-PTatt9ille soI. ~ cents. Raven >
sdg H.. Saws = 1907 Is; We tern star son,
~. West p, int soz., }lssasfst Point l.oa.; 2.
TTfr0TT l,- l. a ncAor
30 yst. 2oston OH. H.; Boston NA, iUH:
Boston boz., IS: Concord lgo1, 49,
T;cKIeG-- A Ilidzli AlA. 10 cents: Con-
eStoga re-, IS; Cofdls ACE, NJ Merli'siic
rborndikc u, "; Thorndike Alb stsnd-
ardZ 81 Bangor, So
Hickt.sy aTsfPf.- Mechanics ~ cents Col
Iuinhla, n. Jewett. 81: Amosk Gag,
JEANa--A bbotis'ord, II q cents LoYlnston'
-; Long Island, M; tkion; S'pssps'
BIANRs rs--l04 white, sl.2j l.3t -, ~,
5ttO 300 pair; III white, .AvL ~, - 20 20
sAgpair: l2.i white, so, 3.u, 40, 5.yi 70 wv
pair Economy, cDio!eds 'in, $40 "a PAIR,
do slb $50 pair. hocSy aoun am. cor
Ufp1 Isltr,; " hllogs'
Siile silver cray, 6Ab-, T.. ~ d., %, ~.
star & Crescent silver 0ray, 5-lp., ss@9i so'
$40. ta51: aO., slb., "a. 81 rcaTlei, " -, .Nb
40 u go. kl0e, -. ., so TOD vpaif.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE


II has been usGd,iD thousands OF cases On
/ human hsSn with such wonderful success
I that We now feel certain ~ Is tise best lint
I foent known for man, al IL has sufficient
\ strength 10 penetrate aud yii1ne 10 cure Tue
I wort casex, which are not affected III the
{ least by ordinary iiniments, aud yet ~ docs
I not blister OF cause a sore.
J VsYAY. Ind. August IL, ls6l - I,r. MI Ken
I dull q CO.. IeutsHamp.e " c1rcnlggr ri
cstved Today. Please Seils ,ss fosns VII nlg
ln2rlrt, printed on UHc e;dc only. Tho Ken
dalsf tt;f4tiD Care - IA, <Hcctftnf ofistalia
With na snd not ,vnly .f anfn.;2Aif go q, ~,
81
the ifaliIlF tqfinfre n fr3tfu ~ sJfalte1
an nnLio IHo},', anu knowing tbs value ~ /
lie remedy f6yff horses fi1sa If on himself |
and II did M better than be had expected. |
Cured the ypf8in IA yffy short order.
Yours rtsfsAfhaliy, co, TntEEArD,
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for u. All
have n or can gel 10 for you. or is
Dy the proprietofs, Dir. -. j. KEis DALI a
10, Enosbnrgh Falls, VI. Send for iljut-
rated circular.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS. |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30

apples, standard, sipg. Peaches, sfDaAsrl.
IDS, $40. Pa, s2.2rdR51 seconds, 4 MS
sl.t0. ts., s2,l0; Tomatoes, Standard. 9 rs.
sl.@s seconds, Z ns.. sl.lg MS, SIS Green
corn, sisdVti.Hr Green peas, si.si, Goose.
oysters nun Weight, ii. ST. Is h, Sale light
welKnIl ~. CSC n. si.9t salmon, 1 no.,
sl.,eesi'sE y sas. sas5 Ma-xertl, l 70.
Imported, $3.50 case; strawbssrles SIN I'm ssIs SS
ElacknefS,es. yh2i Green eaas. sis' Cen,
dsnssed miiK crown, 500; Eagle, Ss,Tt swiss
SvNDRIEs - starch So Snnn cop.,,on
ssttc; German olive, SIC Candles, nuli boxes.
iec. naives, ie's quarters. iec. indigo Sl.0sl5
Diu VEN 1Vsi.e9 dozen. Colemun's mustard,
Anerican, sl.9 box. Buckets, two Hoops
sl.Ts gl3.25 dozen, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
Kendall's Spawn Cure.

FORT WORTH, IeXns, MarcD ", 1873.
BfeysrS. u. !. HcHcfaU & tU.--A bout emonths
ago there was valuable stallion ht<4as LII Ia
tie stable OF j'Rrmes aid Henry 70 be treated
for bone SPAWN which wos one yeaysgaowih
snd OF pronounced Hiee, aud Paving learned
through outside sources that your Imminent
known as kendall's Spayin Cure WAS valu,
a!Ile. 4 & IL Lllsa ysi1g IL on tue enlarge
TuenI aud after six W5ekk using ana bayin
applied two bottles the horse was cured en-
trely, leaving the leg perleetiy sinooth.
(,ffAftIEQ HENRY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30

;, Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. 2a@soc. bark
Peruvian, per pounu. l5@30: norax Der ~
lS@lS; 6i-earbonata OF soda per 10, S34dpi: q y.
perns per %, 26ei; castor oil per gait. ii@i 50;
tniottled), peT N, Gssp; cream tartar, q f.. per
pound, $500; chalk, lump, per pound 2tsI
eslonel, r. w, per pound, s0es,, calomei'
English, per pound. l09l %. choral ny.
diHte. 35@l -; ct,oroform, 90@s1 compost.
ton powder, SO@i0 covers powders i0S5i so,
EPSON salts, per pound, Boo; gum opium, pei
pound ~; gum camphor, 3OtD3G morphine,
per %, S. ~; machine OIL, golden, 5000,
quinine, p. 4 W, per or, 81; quinine, Ger.
man, per or, 50; quinine, German, case, per
or, 75
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
CEyTRIc ELDER.
&d Preacher aud His Mar
tige Shop.

ad Preacher aud His Mar
tige Shop.
tilom Norwich, Conn,
|ond Is a lovely sheet of
lnlies east of this city, in
aircoai region of western
Its shores are clad in
sts. In a cabin in the
FeIl Elder Slocum aud
ef the door of his lodge
I Marriages perform d
The elder isthe most
cher since Lorenzo Dow,
pace, a gambrel-roofed
Moatville, eight mikes
Fly. He has to deal with
s-woods class, aud his
Aem. About q year age
aday for his funeral, and
that date his ohsequies
Fed by one hundred of bis
Iho earoused in and about
Tug the elder reposed in an
oihn on the table in the
All got drunk, and some.
q slraw-stack, which was
= Of the jewellers narrow.
luiiallon while attempt-
l'ough the flames. Since
oat his marriage notice
oyerrun with orders,
runaway couples. To ac-
couples he has to shade
me- sonntimes, throwing
" lor cash. He does
u - Connecticut and
Y, There have been two
" past two weeks in
Wy OF true love, inter,
Enal influence flowed
Nsr to Beach Pond for
ly, Of Wauregan, q
q Windham county,
young fellow, Bob
ae neighborhood. Her
IN. ~ % Bob's suit, and
Young lady in an
" the house. She
/ pressed contrition over
INJECTIONS.
/ ~ e carelessly informed
sss. a' she didn't care 70
| & and that she would
4 saa Ole an old maid.u
III. hls expression the
! auiegan was extended
|, -'~set'sed"it, WRd "rHgw f0i.
4 i 70 ride with her
NJ sAsi drove over to
NJ 'asg wire married that
s 4, l1ge Of the parents,
' lbs,sa OF The deception,
S ,..a ''ley said nothing.
Il 's was that OF Louis
iIaa young lady of Fitch
!, M 4. aorth of Norwich.
i t KY Thursday evening.
~ '''aL the elder married
h. h. gre y g Gully 10 years Of
h I " The girl is looking
M \ a.,,0fse.whip curled up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
ralnts, oils nnd vnrnIahea

PAINTS, per ib--Whlto lead, 7t4o 10: yellow
ochre, dry, &c; burnt amber In oil, Use: dry &c
OILs--Boiled linseed in hbs., 100 per gnl
raw t2c neatsfoot, ole dsl; flsh, b0G5lr: spiriis
turpenune, 65e; coal oil, ~ cases. ncliliant
llp 20 81 eo@t So -, 81 OO Euplon, bills, CSC
per gallon. Eupion, - eases, 81 80; lard oil
s., Gp@s5c; West Virgidia 20eG25c
NARNIsHEs--Copai, 60c@5l 81 per gal,
coach varnish. s. 2staB CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
Hardware.

Nails, rates, So s.; Hoes. 50 n cent. OF: Axes,
! Collins, 00i simmons, 1000; Haokinsack
81; A,ness shoyels, q doz, $500; Horse
shoes, U keg, s565; Bar iron, 50 50; steel. 7c;
Sheet iron, No. ~ b. SIC: Fence WIRE
| Bl4@7t4c. Tin Plate, $50: Trace
chains, 80 90 ~ dog: Pistwnrc, 90 Is cent. ga,
Cooking stoves, sli O0a50 0G Fire mantle, II,
$40 0O@g0 90; Coffee mills Is q cent. off: Ma.
chine bolts 81 q cent. Off; Carriage bolts. 70
and 8 2 cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30

FLOUR : Stanards Royal Patent, ssrl
= Dbl, Sacks, = 1908 o v 10 ms. Corn meal
ner bushei. SIC; homins ana srlts y b5l.
SoVo OAtmeal. y half bill, 81 OK Crack ed
wheat, Y b, g; Crackers; \ soda, etfesic, NX
soda, seaI; NIX soda, Ul4G7igc: cream soda,
sAMlUMc;A lemon creams. ts&ylSc \ EingeY
snaps. saig, mn, ego loo: assorted cakes and
iumbles, iS9is%c, Wheat in llgSt recent,
SOC 6sl, rs To quality and condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
-
| sfoLES BOY.

o. ogie,rec. the Kid.
- SeO Newman, Georgia.
IA Sssns!ltetion SAYS. The
ID j ~ srciied throughout The
,ers Of ogletree, the
rs coastetutioais repre-
sI,A an interview With
HE little how who
n NIX e clutches of re
4 ~ n1tle boy has been SO
~. ~srr That il was viii
ES. dlat he cpqld set him
|iollas,v.!! % hear bis story,
n Il, was at home when
Es nan IAN who stole me- IL
"su.t Is. lie askeI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
I-IOsInk QuOlhilnns.
New Orleans.

= MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2N-Siyht EXCHANGE M,
New orK LOO per l,tg1 premiun. sieriinn
eNShahse 'ankable bills. 1888
PRODUCE,
LEV ORLEANS, sept. 21.--FLouR--frn.
WIN WIN good demand; family, IS; high grades,
&c, cogS-Firm; mixed, IS; white, $500; vel.
oATs-Good demand at 57@3f%.
oVRN MEAi--Duli; 2l2N@2l5.
p PROVISIONS.
LAlsp-Steady; fierce s9s: key sJs.
easier at 81. -
bAcoN-Shoulders, dull aud lower; at &.
,,0nS clear AMI clear rib in ialr demund at
hlkher rates o.
HAM HANS = sngar-cured higher; choice can.
WHIskY-Steady and unchanged.
IofFhE- steady and Acknowledgement 10
prime, SH@ll15.
,scgAR-one barrel OF open kettle sugar
voc hrst OF tue season, was received this
1nniIU'ling nom ST. Mary S parish and sold Tor
MoLAsSEs--.lne barrel of good prime mo.
ilsscs, iirst Of the season, iecci we'd this morn
ing rom ~, Mary,,s parish, sold for IS cents.
hloE-9niet and steady; Louisiana ordl-
nary 10 prime, itsiG53.
BBAN--Higher; held at o..
toFroN-SEED oiL-Crude, 3l@33; summt r
yellow refined, Gs6ei0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
sAvED HlM 1.s0o poLLARs.

ADAMS, N. Y, Jan. 30, 1884, Lr. n. J. Ken
ofGH& o.! GentR-Having used n good dcnl Of
cess, thought would let you know what ~
has done for me. Two years ago had aH
speedy u colt ~ was ever raised la Jeterhon
county. when | was breaking him lie Kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and tore one OF
his hind legs all 10 pieces. iefurioyed the best
iarricrs, but they al said he was spoiled, He
had very large thorough pin. and ! used TWO
bottles Of your KendaIl's SPAWN Cure, and IL
took the bunch entirely Oh. and lac sold after
wards for $500 dollars. ! have used IL for
bOnnHpavins ana wiDdRalis and ~ has always
cured completely aud left the leg smooth
II isa splendid madeleine for rheumatism.
have recommended II 10 u good nanny, and
they all say II does the work. was IA with.
erlngton & kneelnnd's drug store, IN Adains
The other day, and saw very fine y ciure
you sent them. tried. 70 ppy IL, but could
you would send me one. ] wish you would,
Nd VIII do You all the good ! can.
Very respectfully, E =. LYMAN.
rom The Akron Con- mcrcisl, Ohio, OF Soy. ~, SO
Readers OF tho Comm rial canot well fos.
get mat = large spneehas Tor years been Aii,el
81 d certain Spayin cure. We have hal deal
inRs with DR.. kendall for many years, and
We know Of some large business houses in
cities near by, who have also dealt Win him
for macy years, and the truth Is fuily nnd
faithfully proven, not only that he Is a good
honest man. and that his celebrated SPAWN
Cure is not only all TINT ~ IS recommended
to be- but that the English language Is not
c'teabe pf recommending II too highly.
kcndalis SPAWN Care Will caro- spayins.
There arc hundreds OF cases In which that has
been proven 10 our certain knowledge, but,
after Ali, II any person confines the usefulness
.. this celebrated medicine 10 curing spnvinn
Alone they make q big mistalsg. II Is the
beAt medicine known as an outward apDllcn-
ton for rheumatism IN The human family.
II lg good for palms and aches dwellings aud
lamcness, and IL Just as safely applied 70 men,
women and children as ~ Is 10 horace, We
know that thers aEc other good IinilGents,
but we do believe this spawn cure 10 DO far
better than any ever Invented,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
LOCAL MARKETS..
Produce.

Potatoes. northern, g barrel 2.5l Onions,
northern "A bbi,, SO -. Sweet potatoes, GOA
Is per bushel. Turnips, i1aaoc q bu. iieans,
H. =. med, bbls., 1885,; large lima, Gls@7c;
small butter, 4lzia5c. Pickles, medium, 80 :
kits, 81 50, cider, hRli-bbl., S6@i 90.
RstaiI--Vinegar, oppic, SS@0yc Y gal; pure
wine Soc Peas green, dried, q n. &c; black
eyed Sc; Pea ehes, dried, stRc: Apples, dried.
SDNc: Cabbsge, SC: t3laekberries Sa975c per
gal; Plums 25Gi0c per gall; Watermelons 1
as: Cantelopee l0a2); Apples oOeg1bc per "a
hush IN hnN. Inlnhtnes SlMl ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-30
New York.

NEW York. September 30. -FLouR-Du' |
and unchanged.
WHsAr-Spot opened n trifie higher on.
lions opened u to higher and Arm: No. 3
red. 0i@Cpl ,5; steamer No. red, ltS: No. .
red, lssSal 12A elevator.
CoRN-Spot opened active options oponed
4 ,to3$ higher and firm; No. ,, 81; No. ., GlA6e
6iI5i elevator U2q624 aaoat
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE-2uiet
SuGAR--Quieta and firm; cut loaf and crush
MoLAssE s- Quiet and steady.
RTCE-Fair demand and firm
PoRk-Quiet and steady, II CM120l.
TCI MEATS-N Nominal; long clear, 65s.
LAItp-Dull at 25S3l
Wool.
WOOL OCTET aud firm; Texas, l4G27.