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The Penn's Grove record., 1883-05-05
The Hidalgo's Glasses.

aNa-A - HZa'
A poor Hidalgo lived in Spain
So says Gil Bias, who ought to know.
And when it rained, he let it rain;
They say that Spaniards all do 50.
He lived sometimes on scanty fare;
Small dishes on his board grew great,
For on his nose a wondrous pair
OF glasses sat wiener he ate.
Green peas to picked olives turned,
And 'quail ON toast to turkey grew;
The smallest cherries that he earned.
From oranges he hardly knew,
When through his magic glasses seen
Dry biscuits rose to loaves of bread
And little fish in his tureen
Showed wondrous length from tail to head
So day by day he magniaed
Each crumb of comfort sent to him,
| And grew more free from sinful pride,
As eyesight grew more faint and dim.
Who had his glasses when he died
Gil Bias don't tell he had no heirs
! So where they went. then laid aside,
Goo only knows, and no man cares.
Bat lucky he. should they be found,
Who would trace back his pedigree
To that Hidalgo under ground.
And with his glasses learn to see
In smallest blessings-ample stores
In darkest clouds a streak of light;
In every man that sought his door.
A brother with a brothers right.
There is a blind beggar who stands
on the way to the railroad station here.
As | passed him this morning, he said.
"Dhrop a copper into poor mans hat. y
To see the effect, l dropped 2 shilling,
! which on lingering, he recognized inn
mediately. "Good luck to your tanner, u
said he, land may the blessings etc.
etc. ''Sure, am it's the first piece OF
silver I've touched for a MONTH
eCome now" l demonstrated. ''say a
week. mo, by the holy Sire, it's
more'n a month. May the blessings
etc. Coming back from the station, ]
was met by the same appeal, and this
time / dropped a sixpeDce into the out
stretched hat. "Long life to your IAN
ner, it's the first bit o. silver I've
touched for a week." exclaimed the ole
sinner in accents of the purest trutf
and the deepest gratitude. "Why, yot
humbug, l gave you q shilling myself
this morning" His face underwent
change, but he instantly answered in f;
deprecating tone, "Are you the gen
lteman that gave me the shilling sur
nor, tchy didn't you say so, an
wolddat hare told the lie ~
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-05-05
The Spice of Life.

aa 81 81
In making wills, some are left out
and some are left tin.
sDon't pull me around so, = said the
thief TO the policeman. 81 have a felon
upon my finger Y 'sAnd l have my
finger upon a ~felon,1 remarked the
policeman.
Scene on railway platform at Heidel-
berg. Traveller to university student !:
'SSir,you are crowding-keep back, SIR
Student-iercely "Don't you like it Y
allow me to tell you that am at your
service at any time and place. Trav-
eler-benignntly "Ah, indeed, that
is very kind of you. Just carry this
satchel for me to the hotel.
Why Hobson objected "Hobson,o
said Muggins, ''they tell me you have
taken your boy away from the graded
school mhetas tEryt for PSI < ,Cs,irse ),
said Hobson, tsthe master amt fit to
teach i'm. 'eOh,'' said Muggins,
s'I've heard he's . very good master. /"
swell, |" replied Hobson, alphabetically,
ssall / know is he wanted to teach my
boy to spell the word 'taters with a
L-H4 $500 NH# ATE EH.R=H HNN ZNA AAa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Liquors.

wHIsBY--Rectlned u l0el5O, as per proof,
sour mash, one year old. 81 90 two years old;
s25062 %; three years old 81 5O9275: fancy
extra old whisky Sl05,
WIEE9-Cluret, case,'33 50NlOgO. as perqnal.
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 300 / so Port, 81 DO
3O6 sherry, per gal, 81 1908 %; Madeira
per gal, 81 COOS ~; White wine, in cases,
81 DJGtlO %.
CHAMPAosE-G. II, Mumm a Co., Extra
Dry $50 OJ4,32 %; Heidsick. In basket, 81 OOd
50 ~ Krug In basket, e25 01a,2S %; Domestic
champagne, 81 WDH -.
per doz., s. OOGe2 20.
NOTIFIED BEgR-St Louis quarts, sl2 O0 pts
Sl2 So; Budweiser, quarts w UE plnls ~ w
Erlnnger beer. quarts, gl3 20; pints t.S w
Schlitz Milwaukee, quarts sl2 30: nints slS "
Huh Punch al3 o.; Antheny & kuhn'f, qtt
si2 20, pints $40 50: II. Clausen a sons chs an
payne beer, quarts Sl2 ~. pints $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

WooL--Nedium according 10 grade, quality
mud condition, NJ 10 20c; nne according Ia
grade quality ana conllton,iS to ~ coarse
according 10 grade uuGiity and condition, ~
uanli'y and condition. II to 49, MeSicnn, nc.
cOrdng 10 grade, quality and condition, "
To n: bury, less, according to amount OF
HiDEs-No. l,hoavy flint, dryF n l2}9c: No.
hsayy hint dry, D 70 lOlEc; MOL, lighl mint,
"a 10 Ol5c: No 2, light flint, Fh slSc; badly dam
PITTKIEs- Nominal. season ryer. Deer
shinn. q n 2la2j: antelope skins, y - lDeDl3
goat skins, enGh i06l25; sheep pelts, according
10 amount ~ wool, 3c@up; shearlingss &c
sheen nelts, n ID sglOc; Mexican sheep pelsi
Improved, llGi2c; Mexican sheep sheriings'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
sahdler, and mnrne.s.

sKIRrIHG:-No. ], California, per ~, ~ te
,2c,. No. fair heinIock SIKH ting, gi2c No.
2 fair Herniock per h.. 3ie136 cls.; No. Ohio
Oak per ID, 85IesS cts; NO oak harness.
83d3ic. a., oo1,,,, 40.
Wagon, long tug, SIS Oo@2bO 90. .o,a.
oLTAKs:9 Wagon, full stock. sil hfplgW
Wagon, extra wool, Dvo@2o oo Duck cons'
81 25GpJ so. .o ro1,,,.n =.
BKIDLEs.-Blind, per doz, % 5ogl2 30; y
Filings, No. ex., per dok., % yv9!V ~. =, ~
SADDLE Raised stamped cal, SoUD91oW
plain cal, SIS D0a50 o.. No. J loose courses
sill tree, sis 00ep3000; No. tied courses f.ost
or love. Sl2O0Aig So No. Austin flss; iacer
s9O O0a 25 10: Full rigs black, q 5J@l2 JG "a
rigs, black or oiled, " 90 % lggV. 49, -.
PocR Frs.--Leather, | tkG2 w Llahh goat
5O665 90; Toe Tenders, 5heS - -
SprEs.-Eureka. per dozen p'rs5vo: indian
anoln, per dozen, 1 rs; Mexican, s-in. rnwe
100 Mexican sin rOwel, covered, lVoS MeI
lean Tin rowel, o .; MEXICAN EiDch fowsl
covered, 100 California, less straps ""V@
Lrsarses.- Kip, 475e5 Call 10 oo@is %
Chapperel, 50fgl0O0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

before bar and paying FOR whatever
liquor they may simultaneously -FOUR
down.
1t is far more manly and considerate
custom requires spasmodic OUTLAWS
dfmoney on ones friends, to treat to
shirt collars and scarf pins, for they
are. Just MS cheap, they last longer,
and, unlike drinks, they do not nsu.
ally compel the receiver TO secretly
curse the piver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKsll!

Mrs. Brown is now receiving
her stock of Cioaks for ladies',
misses and children. The term
ClOaks embraces all the varieties
of Wraps, DOImans, Circulars,
yisettes, Jackets, Jerseys, etc.,etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Logic of Treating.

~ W bIAil I.
u that while n party of
H making the rounds a few
Establishments where So
'ute comforts are kept in
sold by the glass, one mar,
u was to treat, u led the
u sentlemen's furnishing
asked them what they
1 One ordered II shirt col
cults, q third asked for a
men is to be presumed he
ihl' but IT is nevertheless
me party that they felt
70 understand why. I'M
elu 70 the old fiction that
which move a man TO
y on his friends can be en-
ny the purchase of liquor.
Vynsume strong drinks ut
.hein TO other men, know
IT, "a, This fiction is exploded
II, times every day.
man can sometimes in
~ feeling by inviting
~ MS house and giving
~ " cannot crafty the same
II ranging the same friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
TIcAy PLATFORM.
!. bloody shirt Plank in
Advance.

l'N' November 10. The
Eir y, needs no explanation :
fO'' Miss November o.
~ Saiant Postmaster-Gen,
ia,ractor on the mail
s'splhurst to Westvilie,
Tvs. was, on last
a nIim brutally muir
day previous,
ies,aoy. an armed mob
/ wv and gave him orders .rs
VT l,,la e Aid they would kill
in,,ber say this mob was
Y. chairman of the Demo ,s,i
ne ~. s', c@ommittee. On. Tues
|a nS ia the polls with shot,
4 cl aheo Matthews voted ana
!, WI, The polls, he was sho
'N sbot-gun, twenty-iour
y ~ ! in his breast, and
d e. eur Tbus you see the effect
pHlgS, sanocracy, and ! will
~ ~. Tia hat our Congressman,
'i'l Oead .S this mob the day
b 10y sap't and advised them to
'tiv .,,on if they had to do IT
/ I. sls.1 If their shot-guns, and
uille II If their hellish work.
!. ~ .s' o., his killed several col
/ $. sSlp, one colored lady, and
". w whipped almost to death
ana y o S With this | close,
l s,,,i MI, nix thing continue? Will
WI Y. Va Sonlh be shot down like
" |, ssorbid that such shall be
W I'm n impunity because they
h INV, soIy right that American lean
|As sDi S,oqst OLA right that
~ .r,,.r,yative of all rights!
h ,hs government and con
NJ I'Irit,d States sit still and
|. ,ss net butchered simply be-
r. w x not think alike.
|gttiully, no his nan,o +.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. l3@-c: bark
Peruvian, per pound. lblp30; Borax por b.,
lb6ls: Bi-carbonate OF soda per N. i6pils: G p
peras per h, 2Di; castor oil per gal. 60tSl w;
cinchonda, per or, $40; CASTLE soap
(nottled). per ID. Sd9; cream tartar. q. r., PEI
pound, 40: chalk, lump, per pound, 2ai'
calomel, P' Il w. per pound, I06oO. calomelt
English, per pound, l l0@l D: chloral by
drate. | IDOL s.; ct.oroform,i VI O0 compos'
tIon powder, 30Gi0 dovers powders, 2j6-
epson salts, per pound, 3@5; gum opium, pei
pound 4 -; gum camphor, 2sa-': morphine,
per o., 81 35: machine OIL golden. SSSi0.
auinine, =. a w, per o., 81 quinine, Ger
man, per o., 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Paints. ons and yarnishe.

PAINTS, per ib--White lead. SIS n; yellow
ochre, dry, ic; burnt amber in oil, lSc: dry, &c.
oIIs-Boiled linseod in bbls., t6c per gal.
raw 6ic: neatsfoot Mc@Sl fish, zoe; spirit
turpontine, isc; coal oil, 20 cases. brilliant,
no; rs 81 200 50; IS, 81 %; Eupon, bbis, &c
per gallon; Eupion, - cases, 81 90 lard oil,
s., 5Oc; West Virgdla, 2002lc.
NARNIsiiEs-Copal, 0lc.per gal; coach var.
nish, 8; %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Crool,ory, Furniture aud Glass.

re-Beadsteads, imitation walnut t
each, 81 i08S ~ all walnut, "a 50Gl0 So Chairs
wood seat = doZ, 81 75G7 ~: cane and rattan
Childs and rockers, S. DDGl2 81; LANCE rocking
san OOa03D 10: camp and rockers, each. 81 75d
~; Mirrors, arch tops, q doz, 81 al9l2 80
Tables round, S2O06D3n0 isll leaf 81 bNd5 so
Saies, each, g 2)6D7 ~; Bureaus S. JIG20 o.
wash stands, IL 2Jpj 80 bed springs, 81 1901 90;
Baby Carriages, - 5000
Crockcry-N q teas, q doz., 81 OOG'l ~; w &
aged N Sex fallen hides l6t2c less. dry sailed
q ID loo; green sailed, ID ID 5c green butcher, '
n,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

IuMBEp-Rough lumber, boxing, ~ lncnst
and under, irst-class, 81; stripping. 1sxS, s.li
hoSing and flooring, clears, s!5; thick clears,
II. and ~, SIS; rough lumber, second clahh
all ioist and scantiing, culls, SIG. .,o
StpING-First common whlte pine, 90 ~
SECOND do, $50; third do, IS; poplar, ~ St ma
tive pine x; 81 oCs2 30; do ~ VIZ naive
nnrsspp IuMBER-Boxing IL inches ano
under. SO O002s Dl do lsxS slB Vngn W
srantling. Joist or any common lu I'm ~,
III IOags ~: boxing over ~ incnes, s S,5,'e "a
20 no. thick clears. IA 10 llsand sp "Os'z oo
second class. any kind, $50 gA9zi 5O. y,.,
DpEssFp AND MATCHED FLooKiSo-fHs
class SOS. second class, s2l. ~ \,
WUiiTFPisE FuRTIsHIs6 LUMBEH.-el'a, ~
and inch white pine, N0; inch az 80
Observation-Disclosures OR PLAfN-fifst com ~
mon white pine go I'd do ~; 90 90, 70
poplar. ~ 81. 90 poplar, rs s'z-'o' na'i'op'"e
7ePorIA n iIGfa,nBER.--i@, III, and inch, $50
40 su ipHn. White pine A, g; do shaded A
2, Ok - doeStra No i, $3.50 cypress. best, ANY
brand. As: do No. 2, si50 do NOD so'S' native
saved heart, si.5e saps, $50. ,,, hoa,,a,
p,CK IN. White pine. dressed ana hea .
souare or fiat sl yellow pine 90. -; i'i, 81 =.
StIYMr' GENET, ETc.-limei Ansnh, 70 III "a
,ar mi Cement, Louisville or RoseI are; 20 ~
pper mi. Portland, 60 90 per Dbl. pish'H rufir
S Ssw YORK or Michigan, % pes DBL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
The Capitol Disaster.

Madison, WIS.,, November 21.-The
verdict of the coroner's jury in the re-
cent capitol disaster holds Contractor
Nowlan of Jonesville guilty of gross
negligence in causing certain pier to
beimproperly repaired, and Super
wishing Architect Jones of Madison and
Consulting Architect Koch of Nfilwau-
kee for designing the internal con-
struction without due regards to its
safety during erection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
The Maybee Funeral.

Oyster Bay, l., l., November 2l.-
The funeral of Mrs. Maybe and Miss
Maybee, victims of the Broollsville
tragedy, occurred to-day. There was
an immense gathering of people, and
the procession was over mile long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Breadstur-

Flour = Stanard's Royal Paten,, SCO
Y bhl,; SACKS, s. s56b3 10 q iUO MS. Corn meal
$500; Oatmeal. q half bbl., si75; Cracked
wheat. an, &c; Crackers; \ soda, 76t-l5c, NX
soda, 7H@7Ac.; INK soda, TlSSosc.; cream
X ginger snaps, ea9]sc; XX, eIssioc; assorted
cakes and jumbles, lSlt0iic. Wheat in lieht
receipts Soc&sl, as TO Quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

Nails. rates, So rs; Hoes. 80 y cent. of; Axes,
Collins, $40 OF; simmons, sl0UU; HaclJnsack
s. %; Ames's shovels, q dor, sl20o Horse
shoes, q keg, 5Gj; Bar iron, g IS; STEEL :, d,
Sheet iron, No. n II, SIC: Fence wire
5H@624c. Tin Plate, $3.50: Trace
chains, 50 90 q doz; Tinware, so 4 cent. OF.
Coffee mills - q cent. OF; Machine bolts 30
accent. OIL; Carriage bolts, 70 and y cent, of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Spice Mill Burned.

Boston, November 2l.-Stickney &
Poore's four-story brick spice mill on
Charleston Neck burned. Three fire
men were seriously injured by the fall
of the roof. Forty hands are out of
employment. Loss SIS, 900; insurance
SCI 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
kr,rs PRESS COMMENT.

,.u R,nner: An East Texas
/ ". n had enough OF Governor
Of him ms a guber-
Mandate next year. Cover
m. vIll never be governor of
5saln he is permanently re-
ECn political life.
DAY. Nobody can tell what
I'M trine forth. The sudden
|SaIAl change Instituted in Miss
porranlnis yesterday electri-
\ community a good deal more
NJ most selational act in "a
n an. BIZ We hope in this
allsVel fftnds we'll"
rils rse Wire fence cutting
srsa't but now seems TO be
w@Ifeh. In view of the
,nassh9m the extra session
ksisr, II would seem that
rsTOimalice than of right
hisniiion in this lawiess
isdFoperty.
|iSaeman: The Limestone
tngbe mistaken when it
lItsey to the solution Of the
gproblem lies in the cstab-
hOmplete system of pub
aad highways" This is
IN it goes, but people must
b other peoples land, and
|lIters must he made to work
he
leTelegram: The comptroller
opinion that the legislature
Z Justified in reducing the
lation for the present. 1t is
bat he can, more than any
on, speak with authority on
reduction of taxation should
18th as much delioeration as
re OF it. Ii would be uufor-
reduction of the rate would
felt.
Springs Gazette: The Aus.
man is very bitter toward
Ireland, and the governors
grows every day. 1t has
d that there may be Il pri-
standing between the par
he Statesman shall boost the
Mon by opposing it. Now,
many tricks in politics now
! we no not believe the gov
ID connive at any such trick
ign the facts are calculated
uspiciOn.
Times: Some of the news
.cohdemning Capt. Britton-
engineer, before they have
Hll that gentleman. They
|hat he is perfectly satisfied
Eannerin which the railroads
n repair. They obtain this
Sne daily press, and are per-
Psalm 1t. When the engin-
nalown in which a daily
iUbhed the reporters imme-
FsRlew him as TO his latest
1 lie generally expresses
/ satisfied, as that is the
fyiO end the interview. II
ay that he were not salts.
llla naturally be forced TO n
nh explanation of the cause
|gn. the newspapers will
lew weeks we guarantee
Eport made To the governor
\ Them of his honesty and
Il should have the benefit OF
= TO doing his duty till it is
ne Is not doing it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
collision of Cars.

Lancaster Pa, November2l.-Seve
ears, caboosc and an engine were
wrecked in the depot at Columbia by
collision with a freight train. Brake
man Davie Mower was fatally injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Base Ball,

Washington, November 81. - The
National League base ball association
is in secret session here, with all clubs
represented. Young was reelected
secretary, and the championship was
awarded TO the Bostons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
rnnltr,. Ercr nnd I,nttnr.

PouIrpY-Hens, 81 1908 W per dozen.
extra large young chickens, So COOS % Tur.
Keys, S. zoos o.; Geese, 50 10 @DSOO; ucks
So 5U'di 90.
Eogs--Per dozen, &c.
Fresh country pntter, 25a27ll Z; old butter, TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

Potatoes, northern, q barrel $40: Onions,
northern bhl., g 7SGgS %. Sweet potatoes, 500
9, per hushol. Turnips iNGi5c y hu. Beans,
II. y; med, bbls., i9&9sc; large lima, 6G0lsr;
small butter, 4isa5c, Pickles. medium, 81 81
lGl0 " = bbl.; half bbl., sSGi 81. Pigs feet,
Kits, 81 20: cider. half.hhl.. $ 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Grain.
staple Druss.

Wheat, choice ajc.6sl 10, medium, S0o9O
Inferior 6jaS soc. Oats, 3yG3IlSc. Barley, 100
i5c. Corn, i5@5Oc. Rye, 759S0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
NEW, STYLISH
millinery and Dress Goods,

Mrs. g. d. Brown has en-
larged her Dress Goods De-
partment, and is now ready to
exhibit to her friends and Gus
toners as full an assortment
Of silks and all other new and
fashionable dress goods as can
be found elsewhere.
Her new Pattern Hats are
arriving, and q more elegant
assortment cannot be found III
the state.
N. B..ladies will please take notice that
all dress goods purchased of Mrs. Brown
can be made up, in the house, In the most
approved style, and perfect fits warranted.
Mrs. BrOWn desires To assure tic la
dies Of Fort Worth and North 7eras
that her entire stock, including WNia-
cry, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Under
wedr and Reody-0idde CloHiaq, haze
been selected and made up Wttcr her
owH personal supervision, and she wdr-
rants qualities as good and prices as
tor as can be had 0iy,oherc this side
| of Ng,p yorE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Ripe for Rome.

Petersburg, Va, November 2l.-
Robert Pratt, convicted at Goldsboro,
n. c., for murder, was sentenced to be
hanged on the I'd of December.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

HAY New country loose from wagon
Go sO0SfO per ton; New corn, 5000 cents
Oats, country, 3iGSJlec.. Bran, Soc. per l0J
Chops 81 IS per l0J. Barley, SOSS5. Cotton
seed I2lfc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

Powder-Blasting, e key, 90 81: Ride, 2 25 n
IS gu; Rifle, z l2lS rs; Ride, p6ls ms, sl 81
Shot--sl no 2 sRclt: nnck shot. " b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
LOCAL MARKETS.


Prints Dunltirk, &c: Lodi. Sc, Mari
boro, SIG. Oriental, &C.; Richmonds, sac;
steel River, &C.; Southbridge, dc,
PISR PRlSTs--G Garner, 6lsc.; Harmony, &C.;
Richmonds, 6%c., Manhattan SIC,
SHIFTING PRlnTs-Allen, iiGc.; Merrlmack,
SC.
FINE BRowN DoMEsrfCs-Ut ica. ~ cents (;
Lock wood 3; Germaniu &; Fair Lawn, Z /;
Indian orchard EE, ~; Pocahontas, - ;
Warw elk ~.
HEAVY Brown DoMFsrlcs-Ailanli. "a; ~
cents Atlanta A, ga; Lawrence LIZ hH; Wa
chuseit u. ~; Enterprise he, q; Piedmont
~. 81; Pledmont7-s,6.
RLEACHED dom EsrtCS-Our own, 5& cents;
security, 81; Contest, I; Prosperity, ~;
Hope, ~. LOnsdglc, va; KING Bee cambria,
&; Knights cambl ic. ~; Gold Medal :.
BuCKs--Praltville SCz,, IA cents, Raven =
SoZ IllG. Sayaye 1907. Is; We tern star Soz.,
u; West Point Suz., IL /: West Point leoz,: II.
CoLoRED DUCKs-Anehor ZEE, Sc; Anchor
DD, AA.; Boston on. III; Boston Ma. 1917.
Boston boz, Is; Concord lqo]., is.
TICKING-Amoskeag AGA, 10 cents; Con-
ostoga re, IS; cords ACE, 10; Merthnne
Thorndlke d, W; Thorndike AS; stand
HIcKonY STKipE-Mcchanics ~ cents Col
lumbia, 9; .lewett, 3; Amoskeag,
Observation-Disclosures - cents; Covington,
Is: Long Island. M; Elkton, 81; Crosby
BLANKNTs-I04 white, sl.2j, 49, l.7o, 200,
$50 TO 800 pair; Iii white, S2,0J 800, $50 TO
400 pair; pa white, sl,Jl, 300 100. 500 TO 81
pair Economy, colored. 5-lb., sissy pair;
do, S.lb 800 pair. Rocky Mountain. col
ored, i.lb.. sl.2l; do, Glib. slsD. Cambridge,
VILE silver Gray, Glib, $40; do, Slb., 90.
star Il Crescent Silver Gray, BIB, $40; do,
Glib. - 80; do s-lb, 81. 80. scarlet, $3.50, 800,
40 10 500. Blue, $3.50, i.to 10 go pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

satnple.rooms for commercial ,fayelersi Goa s,l
iare and accommodations. sice p"'Ao' ~
ladies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

.,a,.,s .,uu4.,l, un ,iu .pnc, ianss,
10 make connections. About three
fourths of the passengers for one train
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

-, ,,.,,,on, in the city and cheap for cash.
Must be sold at once, .s,rnent Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

MEATs--Suear cured hams, ltl.c; =. .. =. H.
uarnn IA %: 8. G. bacon, ~; Long clear ba
con, M: =. c. dry salt, ~. - NJ.
IhEn-Tierces, DC; 40 and 50b cans, &c;
90 b cans gl5c.; 10 10 cans, 04c; blb cans s''c;
4 IL Gang VIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

"a u ss sssn N ,is..,oaeTy sassss for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

COFFEE AND TEA.-CoFFEE-Firm,a c-
tive and high. Common, lllSc; ordinary &c.,;
fair, l3a4c.; prime Rio, li94c; fancy, i34c.i
old government Java, SO1sc.; ArbuckieS'
A1imperiai, 1000; guppowder, 5000
SUGAR-Fine powdered, bbls. lOAc,; do,
halfbbis., IOllc.. cut loaf, l0c granulated,
9IS8lOc.; standard A. 9@sl%c.; n. q. choice
white, SNid &C.; do cho y, C., SA@SIac.; u. H.,
prime, 7d7l&c. Market weak.
RICE-L Louisiana, oI0plc.
tIsH-Mackerel, l0tb kits. No. !, sl.l5; NO.
?, sl.O5; half bbls., No. |, H,g0: No. 2; 500;
White fish, No. l. hlf bills, S,25; No; 2 go;
Dried hcrrings, per box, 4Oc, Cod tlsh; 90;
SALT-Coarso, in bags, sl.3S0l.i5; hne in
bags, -: lake, in nat hoop bbls., s2.lO;
pockets, S5c.
t,ANNED GooDs.--Prices per dozen: Pine
apples. standard, $40 Peaches. sta ndard,
lbs, 81 G5; 3 lbs, S2,25@25l; seconds, n''
81 40. 3 MS. $40: Tomatoes. standard, ibS.,
al l1. seconds 2 tos.. -; MS, sl30eDl iE Green
corn sIlO6)l.G5. Green peas, ol.J; ''oohe-
berries 81 .25qli 10; Raspberies, q Utgl %;
oysters full weight, D., a. 10; ~, S2.lV; iight
weight, / H., Csc; 2 d.. sl.2O; salmon | -,
81 5Sl1I,70: %. s-----; Nackerel, ! To-,
| Imported sl2.5ldli 10 case: Strawberries ~,
| sIlsml8i: Blackberries, sl.25: Green gages
| 500: Eagle Condensed milk, sstc; crown
"a - Swiss, $3.50,
! 40, German olive, SIC. Candles, iull boxes,
49, halves, l6c; quarters lGc. indigo. , c lei
| ptneing ,Oml 90 dozen. Coleman's mustard
| al slE5s55 80 dozen, MaccaroDi, imported, locl''
| American s,m box. Buckets, Two hoops,
| ri 10 dozen II: well buckets. Si.3 dozen. Brooihs'
/ sl.75G,S.e5 dozen,