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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
The Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, August l6.-Weather very
warm, attendance large. fine crowds.
First race, Congress hall, all ages.
heats three-fourths OF mile. Saun-
terer won the first heat Navarro see
nd. Monarch third. Time l:l5. Saun-
teIer Went lame.
Second heat won by Bonnie Lizzie,
Navarro second, 5aunterer third.
Time l:l5l.
Tnird heat Bonnie Lizzie won the
heat and race, Saunterer second. Tine
1:l9S.
Second race, handicap race for all
ages, one mile and five furlengs. Tax
Gatherer won, Wedding Day secoud,
Kinney third. Time 2.l5I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

san ANTONIO.

Wind storin-.rhe bitter Feel
Mexicc- Peace bakers En-
|R,u.e-The Election
|hs CARTE.
|Iouio. August ia fine rain
\ brxeep New Braunfels,
Gles north Of this city, and
IA, San Marcos two houses
|wu DOM, aud the rain fell iG
1 The Indications here to-
/ for good rains, which were
jre needed, as stock are suffer-
krsss and cotton drying up.
|enlaa just arrived from Mex
the bitterness of feeling in
increasing. The recent con
hiIkr. who was killed by the
police, had a bad effect.
bmpson and Monroe Miller of
ii, a visit to Monterey.
bal reports indicate that the
|lDSl amendments are carried
Western counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
A Boy Hard TO Binf..
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
A Detroit physician who had bust
ness on Woodbridge street yesterday.
had his attention called to II boy about
II years of age, who had picked up IL
cracked Watermelon from commits
sion house aud was eating it in the
alley.
boy, that melon isn'tripe," warned
the doctor.
II didn't say it was was the blunt
reply.
"Weli, kin sweeten her, / guess"
"You look out for the cholera NOR
bus.n
1--WE had Ter, and the smallpox,
too.p
sSee here, boy,n said the doctor,
thinking to make a last appeal, "if you
eat that melon you'll be dead inside Of
twenty -four hours
"And you look a-here.n replied the
boy as he cut off another slice with a
piece of iron hoop, you may chin and
talk and scare ali you want 10, but Pm
no kid. / know what yer want, but
yer can't have il. You can take this
melon home for 10 cents in cash, but
yer, can't scare me into letting It go
iurnoIhing! You'd better buy your
melons in the regular way and save
yer chin for next years campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
The Anti. Music Presbyteriaus.

Pittsburg, August lG.--The asiti-
organ convention of the United Pres
byterian c&urch adjourned sine cite
last night. The last hours of the SEES
sion were taken up with reading a
lengthy paper by Rev. III. NJ. Browne,
ID. d., Of Newcastle, Pa, on the actual
titles and capabilities Of mischief in
the United Presbyterian church.
Thirty-five presbyieries We're repre-
sented in the convection by three llun-
dred and seventy laymen and one
hundred and three ministers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
GALVESTON.

fraia Bearded by Train Rehbors
MIR Plans Foiled-- Extension
q Telfeaer's Road.
Ion, August l6. Last night a
k,ral train WAS boarde,. AT
|rutfians armed with revolv-
Beyident intention WIS to
Rewr without attracting the
bf the balance OF the train,
creation with the conductor
e passengers and the quar-
3pils.ely fled.
Is current that Telfener's
he New York, Texas d Mex
made acontruct with Kicker
this city, TO build the road
hnburg to Houston, includ-
ge across the Brazos river.
pee Is about thirty-six miles.
Pany agrees to pay $l3, 600 per
Il date when the work must
Is not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

afterwards closed extremely duii: poor To
primo sheep 50@5 y: s'ominoh 10 F,od
lambs lsS@jse prime extra . 75@025, with
some early sales at oiu15c.
pROptCE.
NEW YORK. August id.-- rLorR.-Firm.
WllrAr--Silot lots, about "a ~ v lower:
options opened STEADY, subsequently fell on
" closing strong With a recovery OF s4t' W.
No red I ONfl td: steamer No 3 red | 05; NoS
rcd ls3sesi 10. steamer No 2 red IL; NO. red
! isis.
'oitS-sSpot lots LG,f lower; dun: options
uuened iSCtai lower, afterwards, recovered y;
Ca: clcsiug firin. 5 5eta3 q > % amer.
PROVISIONS.
CorTER--2 aiet. and nrin.
~uGNE--Dnll. caster mir TO cool refining
lated So - ~
MoLAssEs--Du weak 80 refining 2i@ails
hfce--Quiet; steady.
PViik-- FAIR deinand At lower tes "a IS.
- CGr MEAS Dali, no sales; market Arm AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
HsiLyASlR LEGISLATURE.
another Apportionment Bill Of
'er'd by u Democrat.

another Apportionment Bill Of
'er'd by q Democrat.
Aug. l5.-ln the senate
KY was offered by Patton.
= committee be appointed
~ 70 meet a similar com
Wy mousse with instructions
,r1n .Is and legislative
nsa' Dill, with As few certain
|ahy close and doubtful dis
hD; may find it possible
en asing due regard for the
kglI,s 81 the constitution. SO
ksel ' :, u. .ne people may have
Iallr a. III future elections for
E,ss,', IN the state and
ss sn,'is.uFes, and all changes
&jom iancnt growing out OF the
SpoII S exercise of private judg-
n ,b affairs may have due
Iion Ii, y the ballot box and
ksIJa,uathe halls of legislation.
dss discussion. the reso-
IN S a., by a party vote Of
|tln n affirmative vote being cast
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Pi0rity WIN Reach Nearly Fifty
nd The Constitutional Com
vention Defeated.
lle Ky, August 16.-The
o@1@ has official returns
out Of III counties in the
Tlug the following vote for
Knott Dem. 1873, 19l;
feel $500; Knott's major
IN 1879 these same coun-
Blackburn ALL majority.
Plllg eight counties in 1879
upcratic majority OF LAP,
Puai reports show this has
Ftased this year. Knotts
Fill not vary 100 votes from
|hy 2,oo0 greater than ut last
colored. candidate for reris-
|eneral'y scratched, and his
viii have over so, 900.
lor a constitutional conyen-
||sht AL over the state, and
PPntles gave adverse maiori-
Ere Is no hope that the prop
\ been carried.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Liquors.
w n,srv-nact.nana,ll,n,

Rectitied u juJl50, as per proof
sour niagh, one year old, IL 40 two Years old;
t2)oes2 g; three years old 81 6Je2 10: fancy
extra old WHISKY slM5
WINgs--Claret, cilse,s3 5p6ii0eD. as per Quail.
ity; CataWba, per gallon, s0ia tC' Port,sI 30
%; sherry, per gall, VI 2V99 90; MadeiIa,
per gal, 81 6o35 w; White wine. In Cases,
81 OO@i0 90.
CHAMpAoHs--G. II. Mumm a Co., Extra
Dry, t30 % 2 90: Heidsickt In basket, s3i UDgD
2S "; Krue, N basket, $40 coos W; Domestic
champagne, 81 0D0yl3 90.
ALE-s,tock Ale, per dox.. 80 OO12 25 Porter,
per doz., ~ 1907 20.
EoTTLFD REER--s,t. Louis quarts, 2l2 00; pis.
Al %, ErlGuger beer, quarts, Sl3 ~; pinfs
ts3 90; schlitz Milwaukee,, quarts 81 5d pints
sl3 %: Hub Punch fl3 U1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Boston August l0.-Ata meeting of

Boston, August l6-Ata meeting of
the creditors of Charles w. Clement,
that gentleman said he started bush
ness in Decemoer.lSSl with Lafayette
Shaw as special partner. His bust
ness had been prosperous, aud but for
his peculiar relations with Shaw
brothers, he would have a
strong and solvent house to-day.
The financial statement presented
shows liabilities of S557 ,l0l. There is
also an item against Clement on the
books of Shaw Bros. for money and
merchandise advanced on notes.
amounting to $2l5 400. The assets are
500, 800, the stock being rated as its
saieable value An investigating and
advisory comrnittee was appointed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Wool, Hides, Ytc.

WooL-Medium, according 10 grade ,qualit
and con diiion, - 10 2ac fDe according TO
ar3de quality aud cpndition,l5 10 -: course,
10 2ne; Mexican improved, according TO grade
quail and condition. i1tO III; Mealcnn, ac-
cording 10 grade, quality and condition, 10
To 10; bury, less, according TO amount OF
burrs.
HIprs-No. I. heavy flint, dry p n lsc No.
Q, heavy flint, dry, y 10 lie. No !, light Hint,
aged, n Sc: fallen hides lac less: dry sailed,
'. h llc; green sailed, ID y 7c green butcher, v
n &c.
pELJRrHs :. Nominal. season -ver. Deer
skins, p TO 2jCs2i: antelope skins, = NJ i0gls
goat skins, ea1Ii IfGp5 N: sheep psits, according
10 amount OF wool, 2pcAup: sbeariings, ac-
cording 10 amount OF wool, ivei5c; Mexican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
A YAiee FROM Australia.

Dublin, August l6.-John Redtnan.
representative of the national league
in Australia, denies his mission mas
been Il failuse. He expects to be able
to continue TO send q thou-and poands
every two weeks To Ireland. He also
expressed the hope that the Pavneli
fund will net be closed. as the Aus
tralian national league is to hold q con-
venlion at Melbourne in September to
consider the matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
md EDITION.
MEMPHIS.
!. ! pentl.ts chair The
Psain y, W." q an Asestl'e'ie'

~. cbalr-- Tho
Pss 'a'.'Ion o. an Ase''''s''e'
Pnha' =.
|ne G I,'.'en'. August lo.A d e,
W. ien ~ occurred to-,iily IN
acc =, = II pr. Wessoil Y sons;
oillre y wife of Saiiluel
eiOe,' leading leather merchant lali s',s
q lta lssa ID have 4 painful
asS and called At her hus,
acleus i Sis 70 have MN
zee o l,uce at the dentists
y nei ..o The object OF her
khoaI 10 objectioil 10 tiie
oiiersuo i an opiatc. she was
TaiiVu yss's,ling chair. ann u
81, Wed With q coinoini'-
hell sV. ..I,er and chloroIorni
ohol i, nose for inhalation.
g ,l.' VI ne anesthetic for Is
h' \ I,ssrsn to work rapg,oly,
nssrI5us spasmouic tWitcn
: N ssioIenl nature chat com,
Y ,sss eftbe lady's husband
VA, were required TO noid
Y, '.''so senior, vho was III
W' ,',s,a. at once entered tee
y ,. and said, you have
'p'a,haat the same time
jorceps ana forcing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

Bark. Cinnamon, per pound, 2ta,nc; bark,
lsWniS; Ri.carhufato OF soda per u, S1<sl; !, p
peras per D. 2c1i; castor oil per gall. t5e9l 90:
cinchonlda, per o., saC@i %; CASTLE. soap
pound, SS6piD; chalk. lump, per pound, BE !;
calomel, r. a w, per pound, T0@si. caiomeii
English, per pound. ! iocdri y: chloral ny
diatc. | s5epl S. ohloroform, 900 Il; composl~
ton powder, S00p90 dovers powders. 900 30;
EPSON salts. per pound. S6D5; gum opium, per
pound, 50; gum camphor, 3ytpS9; morphine,
per OF. 81 ~; machine oil, golden, 3jaiO;
auinine L. n w, per on, 81 quinnc, Ger
tnan, Per o., ! 50, quinino. German, case, per
or, rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

PAINTS, per ib--Whiie lead, nc II; yellow
OiLs-fo,ied linseed IN bbls.. 7ic per gal;
raw &c: neatsfoot, 9 c&Sl fish, GOOSE; spirits
turpentinp 65c; coal oil, 20 cases, Brilliant,
81 10. Brilliant. bills, ljc; Brilliant, I2-l, ~ 49,
10: rs 81 29 20; 2-5, - 90; Eupion, hbls.. 2Sc.
per gallon; fupion, rs cases, " 80; lard oil,
T., Ga@S5c; West NiTsida, 2Jq25c.
VARNIs1I Es---Cupal, Mcgsl Is per gal;
coach varnjsh, s. ssSa6 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

Potatoes. northern, Rgoarrel $50 oni on
Means, II. +. med, bhs., 1895 large lima
Glsq7e; small butler, 4I4G5c; bayo, tSsm7c
Pickles. medium, 50 5l@l % = bbi,; hali bbt,
3, 1000 5 Pigs feet kits, 81 80, cider, half bbL,
q roe 30.
Retail.-vinegar, apple, 9s@5pc Y gal; pure
wine soc; Peas, green, dried. II d.. G4c black
San G; Cabbage. SC; olackberries 5OGfT5o per
gal, Pluus 25osl0c per GAL; WateiIncloIrs 4
as. Contelopes I0@b; Apples JO@7bc per u
bushcl box; Tomatoes sltl 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

wuisKy Quistand steady atiil.
ColN MEAl.--l sowerAt2 81
Pork slow jubbing 1875.
HAcpN-G Good southern demand; long clear
rs; short rib 75s. short clear TX.
HAMs---iSls6pl,l6.
LARD Elrinpr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Drcadstuus

FLOUR enthusiastically royal patent, $50
y bpl: sacks, 81 sitsS 10 n 40 hs Corn ineal,
S. 90; uatmeai, \ half bbl, $50 Crack e2
whoat. y b, &c: Crackers; X soda, e8f6S4c, ny
soda, bep7; MN snda, 1905 &c; cream soda /
sAsiVItc;N lemon creams, sttys9c; ginger
jumbles. lSSntSlsc. Wheat in ligat receipts
s0c ISL, MS to quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
st. ioniS.
pRopNNF.

Sr. 'ovis, August iG.--Flour-- Unchanged;
easy; family, - : as pe choice. b0Its 20.
.WHR ~ --Openod better but declined and
closed lower No. . red 0shNlcT cash l %
August | OS'4 september: l0ss October.
toRN-- over asd slow ~ a. cash iei4
August: i53s september; t5ss October
OATS Higher, 2ss4@2u,a cash. .ils august;
oiaS ts,,fphrr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

Mr.. Fred staples, of Los Angeles,
California. and famous shecpman,
arrived in our town yesterday. This
time he has about Eve hundred iihe
bucks for distribution in this section.
Biz Springs Pdatdgrdph.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

LIVERPOOL. August H. Cotton Spot
closed ei.sier not q uotably lower. middiing
ul@nnds ll-lu orleans 1916: sales 1919
American - o. exports aud speculation l0J1,
imports 24l0 American.
t1tures closed easy and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

CArrLv-- Receipts 1900; beat natives aboat
stcaey, other grades lower: exports $ Slen1 l.;
good 10 choice shipping, 58Jwi 10, medium 10
fair SoGe5 20 Texas and lntlistn steers range
SOC -, mostly NJ 4O1dA TO-
SilEEp---i Receipts lip0: murket plentiful and
weak incuiun To mir. 26bg3 -; good 600
So; prime, ipnGi -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Another Fever ship.

Fortress Monroe, W.. AUGUST To-
The bark Salome from Vera Cruz, via
Galveston, has arrived at the capes.
she lost one man the first day out.
The vessel was placed 10 quarantine
for observation and fumigation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
~.
The Trades Union.

|ai1oln august ~ 1.-THE walk
b-dsy% Vi Willis. !he building trades
! In co,,rsa a'ea a number of
fnlueesd' Of erection and in
ksunionn me me non-union men
fke. soclety, thus avoid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Poultry aud Eggs.

POULTRY Hens, 81 75G3 % per dozen;
roosters, ------------; nalfgrown chickenR,
81 UUl92 D; Turkeys, S. O0olS o., Geese, IS ~
as 90; Ducks, s2 SOFAS co.
EGGs-Per dozen, doc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
FEEDsrurfs.
New York.

= - IINF kTUEk,
NEW YORK, August ls.--Beeves-- No flesh
offerings dressed beef extremely dull. at ~;
ior native city dressed; 6G7 for Texas and
Colorado dressed.
snkEi.- Receipts. a.2a0. early sales OF prime
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Kansa. c.,y.


KANSAS CRY, August lG.--Wu EAT--I tigii-
or; No. nd @4@gtsS for cash; VIZ Sepiem.
Der, ai October.
CORN higher; 3o]s so,s cash; ssss bid for
Sopipmbpr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Nyentn Mn,l lard.

MEATs--Sugar cured hams, l5c; S, G. G. Il.
Encon, l3lsc, >, &. -. =. ment, S,4; Long clear
bacon, ) "; snort clear buvon, w.
LARp--Tierces. n1Sc, bii. bhis., ialAr. 4Onnd
80 10 tins. 9lAc, ~ 10 tins, iONc; on TINS. lVc,
n ting lOt.e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Car Thieves Arrested.

St Louis, Aug. 1.-two more rail-
road car thieves have been arrested by
Detective Furlong o. the NJ ssourl Pa
cific secret service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

Nails, rates, s3es Hoes. ~ y cent. OF: Axas,
Collins si0ae Simmons', s0w; Raclxinsack
~ 6s Ames's shovels, = dog, $1,000 Horse
Sheet iron. No. ~ ~, 6lSc: Fence wire,
0'eg7Me, TIN Plate, siNd: Traee,
enans, 5000 4 doH: Tinware as u cont. on,
Cooking stovaa, stitDea50 oa Fire manteis,
sly t0@V 00: Coffee mills % y cent on; Eol,s,
Az 3. cont. OF; CalrIaHe bolta 0i a cent. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
An,n,lnIiion,
IInrdMnrn.

Notwithstanding, n kcg, 81 85; Rife, p IS n.
soH; Rifle, z i2,S MS. Of Ride, Fel4 lbs., 81 W
Shot-sl 20 \ sack: buck shot, S23s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
New York, August l0. :
New Orleans,

Nrw ORLEANS. August l6-Sight exchange on
New York eco per ], ~, premium hlnkahle
bills. Sterling exchange, long, 4SS,@to4si
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

CATrLE--Receipts 3ao0 lower; weak; native
steers of 1900 pounds sold ut o.; cows, > 60
0G3 20; Texas steers, $50 10 AuO pounds. 3 05tt
q 81.
SIIrrr.-- Receipts. 8 O.: market slow and
unchanged; natives OF so To l2o pounds . 500
500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

HAY New country loose from wagon,
Sc 100000 per ton. Corn. ceuntry, ic6lbOc I;
Oats, country 2i@30c. Bran, 20 per 100; Chops
81 75 per lDU. Barley, S0aSj.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
Provisions.

CORN MEAL-stcady: fresh, 2G59eSl.
P'"K--Iiieher.15 57i5
LAR ,--Qu;et aud steady: tlercc. az: kcg, Va
Box MEAr5-Scarcs and firm; shoulders,
Go.
TifeD53s.
H4Ms-S ugar-cured are IN fair demand,
lower CHI ice canvassed lpS.
WHISKY steady; Western rectiHed. 05
GSl2L
corfEg-Q quiet but firm; Rio carsoes com.
mon TO prime, 7,4ai0H.
SUGAR--Quet and steady: fully fair, 8:
prime sl{ yellow clarified, ~,
MoIAssEs- Dull; centrifugal, .0@f6
RICE Active and higher; Louisiana Or
binary TO choice, AIS.
FEEDsrrFfs.
BRAN Firmer at 80
HAY-In fair demand; prime IA zoe; choice
20i0.
CorroN SEED orr--crude s2@se; summer
yellow refined 43dg "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

fINk~CtAL.
GAzErrE ofrtcF, Avg. lo
ooLD AMI SILVER.
co,s Duying fRelling
A ~, ~ .sVHl.
Anneslcen silver dciiar......rar.
y tsme,4lcan falvesad Quarspar.
,ss.. W.T. collar ....4..~. 50 nominal
AZ S,,,,s1 ", VET halyes .,... Is nominal
AieSlutn silver crsstess,.., Is nominal
No,,. -. hANKERs ExctfAN1w.
sSaw FORK sight, cusrcncy........... Y per Si00
sew orleans sigit. currency Co.. q nor 500
~. Lonis sight currency ..........~ g Der Sivp
y Sss,Scston sight, gold and curcy q ner SIZES
'T'Ant' ~ small Sums, $40 currency per 81.
49,. = !, cohNEnCfAi E1CMAfjuE
Z yew lork sight cufrency.......tarSS.s
Ss s',. ~ esna eight, ougfency.Hs0 discoWn
:, ,,,sy siynt currency ......@ discount
Snio~ko sise', cnrfency.........t.6s Discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
staple Drugs.

sheep pelts, 4 n ScSiec: Mexican sheep potts,
improved, Ile9igc; Mexican sheep shcrlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

lIrruer. Klneu nearly one NUM-.
sheep by using The depfeu"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

sy lhcir employers
dfeti men who went I
iasf lvtnrned To- work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

! since last evening. Physicians report
d very slight Improvement, hut the
case Is stIii prccarious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17
'ol; exports, :; stock 7lio.
New Orleans.
PRODUCE.

New ORLEANS August IG.--FLoUR--Fai
demHnd, higher; high grades 5tc5D
CoRS-Fair demand; mixed 90 wh!ied7.
yellow IS
oATs-Western higher, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

sts.amer GIenfiuif,s in the Montrsni
.,,,d nuluth trade burnt ~ me waters
sd edo In he ,vsIland canal iust nignt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

,,,ufIur, niHsD,rssa ssr,s, -r.,ss..
stare MI &c snIfnrg per minute; son as
nntu al dow ~ ives, west corner public square,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

Coming in freely prices range nom soc@si.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

seauiiy 'huatlon OF the same,
~. ~ w u Al On. 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

closest; offered Ut TX.
ftine mercantile 5isGgx.
I S,ss sight 1 81 - "s''N'
coupons, ilSs--i.i3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-17

GAzErrK OFFICE, Avg. 10.
COLD AMI oliver.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-27

Mr.. Millard Mechtley, of Beaver
Springs, Snyder Co, the boss brick lay
er, was here last week doing some
work tor Mr.. J. w. Shook. Called on
us and of course, we wete glad to see
him. Come again.
STATE COLLEGE is about begin.
ming to loom up most nohly. After
years of partial failure, poor manage
ment and much disappointment, :he
trustees of the college have at last sue
ceeded to secure the services of man
us the managing head of the institu-
ton who thoroughly understands the
situation, with all its wants and diff
culties, and who is fully competent To
grapple with and master them alien =
phatically "the ri ght man in the right
place" Since Dr. AthertOn has ac
cepted the Presidency of the college he
has already done good work in elevat =
ing its general tone and in placing it
before the people of the state in its true
and deserving light. Its standing aud
influence, it's usefulness and prosperity.
have been much enhanced and the
good work is only begun.
The fall session of The college opened
on Wednesday the 18th inst, with an
increase OF sixty of sixty-lve new stu
dents, the entire number in attendance
heing about one hundred aud thirty,
which is the largest yet reached in the
history .f the institution.
The indications all point to an in
creasing number of students and con-
sequent usefulness, and general car
reer of prosperity for State College, of
which every true citizen of Pennsylva.
MIA, and especially of Centre county,
has just reason to feel proud.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-27
DIED,

On the 2Sre inst, In Penn township, Robert
f. d., son of Eml Kestetter. aged months and
Il days.
On the 2lst inst, In Penn township, Mr.. Sam.
uel Krape, aged 20 years, 6 months and IS days.
Mr.. Krape was boru within the present limits
OF Penn township, then HaineS and spent his
entire life time III the Immediate vicinity OF his
birth place. lie was one of that plain, sturdy
class called Pennsylvania Germt ms, noted for
industry, honesty and frugaty. He was a
kind, Obging neighbOr, a faithful husband, an
upright and consistent member OF the Reform
ed Church. For many years he was an invalid,
a victim of rheumatism, but he bore his afilct-
ion with christian patience and fortitude. His
mortal remains were inferred IN the Reformed
Cemetery, AarOnsbuTg on Monday, when Rev
John TominSon preached an impressive SER
mon To the mourning relatives and friends. He
leaves a sorrowlng widow but no children.
Peace be TO his ashes. n. ID. II,
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We see by the Republican that the
Iutherans of Bellefonte are discussing
the feasibility of holding County
Luther Memorial Standardization
or festival, soon. Go in brethren-the
JOURNAL votes staye."
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