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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
CoaI. Coal, Coal.

The Wise county coal equals In
quality the best in the iSarket. Free
from slate and sulphur. Price $3.50
per ton. Leave orders at ice stand
next Spencer x Taylor's.
l-2S.6l WA. II. LITrLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Why lose time looking around,
when you can get the best bargains al
the Texas Pawnbrokers, corner Third
and Houston streets:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

shelving and counters for sale. APP
ply 20 =; ~, fhl,
f-s8-tf ~ Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
BOoK BINDER Y,
BESr INNoR7HWEST TEXAS
ArSYocK JOURNAL OFFICE.
Found.

A pocket book, containing valuable
papers probably belonging 10 =, T..
Wolf. By calling and describing
property and paying for notice, owner
can obtain same. l-ls-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Removal.

+. Gutzman's barber shop Is re-
moved to Main street, next door TO
BarradalFs drug store. Call and have
your work done in first-class barber
shop. ian off
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Carry your watch work 10 Texas
Pawnbroker's shop for repairs. All
work guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

A SPLENDID LINE OF DRY
GOODS. DRESS GOODS. CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS
All ACTUAL NEW YORK COST,
Ar KAISERS OLD STAND, FOX
THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Now IN stock JOG, 900 pounds Scutps
barbcd wire, 10000 pounds plain and
galvanized smooth wire.
Lift w. A. HUFFMAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Wall paper at o. X. Paint shop.
l-5iti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
General News.

The readers Of the GAZETTE const II
It's columns for the latest news nom
all parts OF the world, and lis the holt
day season approaches they expect the
GAZETTE to tell them that they can
lind
New London Layer Ruisins, Seed
less Raisins, Currants, Citron, pittcd
Cherries, sweet aud sound, Mince Meat,
Fruit, Butter, Thurbcrs Honey, Pigs
feet, plain and mixed Pickles fresh
Whole and ground spires OF every
kind, strictly pure. The finest teas
imported. The best brands of roasted
and green cotltcs----~
The finest Fronchcandies Caramels
of all kinds, Jellies IN tin, also in glass
sets, Preserves, Jams, Olives, Mangoes
Canned goods from California, New
Orleans, Baltimore, New York and
ST. Louis of every variety. ----
The finest New Orleans and north
ern sugar house molasses and maple
syrup.
Cianbcrriea, Lemons, Oranges, Co
coanuts Apples Figs, prunes, Horse
rndish~-----
All of the above articles and many
others lower than at any otherhouse in
Fort Worth, at the Fancy Grocery
store of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

inspect my report, Ia connection With
the books and rscurds of my OILS
have The honor to he, most respectfully,
II. NJ MACY,
Soc. NJ :. H. & y 4. o A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
CORRESPONDENTS:

Donneli, Lawson 4 simpson, New York !;
Valley National Hank, 81. Louis, Mo-; I'm,
York, First National Bank, Galveston, Texas;
Citizens Bank nf Louisiana, New orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

90 TO KeIler's for your wagons; pug
pies and other vehicles W.T."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
.ros cry ArronNr'

r,horigcd 20 announce Robert
arc rs o candidate lor re is't, w >, W
{, ATTY attorney. Election Aptll o.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

ss ! s:sS:5: g 's
tonseed. Refined summer Yeloy 59s 21sc for Prime TO
o6s oosAs sSs
s% Ts s % s on
IA Oysters Apoe. ss si75o sgls Ficas s is ed
so9.s soG S%s sSs G:si
Ia Ss "a .c. ts Is Ssis .. 6fAsoo%o steam Ood
.iiss a: e. q s.% 1000 CD s. s
$S SSS s Rsis ~ s r. s.
F.sSsS jd y1. Ss:
E etass "a
sso .Hs MSEssrr E ssda S iGT
bark gsSsra ,srE ago 200 SS Reaae pstso
ST isu% sHsnfs s. "a HsSa regular
EAE 81 atfTp6 lFGT S'EP?st KPIsaDS. Tss
A s1 i'g% s:,f: sG $'% E
Ssn ss Goal a. "a about iSs s bark
a.S 81 ioG s'fa Sas ets'G s
5000 schooner Mary 9uise "a tons s. ps S q. "a'hns
'OP held somewhat stronger
n @py with the %Ss Sdsy st ana cash tsadns
ES %tdS at SS goo eS Sss, Ss%
sSc sSs 'SS Saoa cd ssHS Ness sss
Family fan ~ Mes ssI' J%s New Mes. 100
sis 2 April siS iSSls 25 May sl9 2osslo s sSd Ssn;Sd
Rss9 sa' Fsp 's:: '5ss
quiet sas h:s IS 3 h% noted pSSsa S1 az
cut, sa 90 and demand CONTINUES very fair sales P
Bellies ~ average hoe SSgo e.r ee No. to NJ besTS ;
IoO0 Pickled Fans II 2al2c lSg1 Piek.sd o noqper' NJ
iScc 10 b. ioc: BeSed shoulders SEC PicEed Hams,
9Mft6LEs nave modes ate inquiry held higher
in ympany wLtle West Long Clear & dgP'ea sss ese !C2e
I0i5c sales 2j0 boxes Long aud shor, Cet, hall and
nan HoGs rue very drm demand continues
fair City heavy TO Light 9sas'ief &C., Pigs s;5
moderate from rennes aud etpolers prices ogened
Gd'Ss Of ss5 "p points iea Jun OF about steady he
highest rates @ c saes boee Sc 75e Soo cs Mach SSS
iiG5c closing 1890 5000 tes April l5' ll63c clos
2f5O tes June II closing lLlsi Logo 'es; IS
July closing eb I1SS ,mer Agn se year. year.
ollie CITY steam higher and very mn 1, 'ales @ g. 10 :.
is o5oc aeaned aroted . Continent lsoG
pSice ruling wax .ad Elnn ceamcry Ssci
Western creamery 20 asi q%ts 1lsts s STAT. pslry
Firkins $50 9c state Ftns ard TUBS Wes,eGs
crasaery Pclsy 1Zf1s dc Go1s S De
Faitory no. S g We,terb Fist Iic home
I3Lc Creamery SKINNED 2-,G o,2e., 30, party y
noders have no trouble susaans Gl prices State and
Pennsylvania. ZOd2c Western -"o@O2'1 9'u'hern' l'~
EIcg-Unchanged and nrnn. demand od ,.u.- ,.,..
pretty we at ISai4c partly Tor Flaxsecd scarce,
wanted and strong ,.-,- =, q,
sUGAR-Raw hrm but quiet Fair to Good Refining The
7.c 800 test sc sales $40 hhds Aattinique a 800
bbGa Cenrifn0a 77sc Refined lower; Mould "a, "a sict
ConfectioneIs no. 8SIsc; STANDARD A." sSgo'uc5 on ~
Sia3Sic White Extra &c" SGsiisc Extra -" 7'sfscj
9'" '75sa7stc: Yellow C." 7sa7 |c., Yellow, 74e.t
Crushed Ole Cubes, &C.; Cut Loaf Ssc; Powdered go
9lsc. Granulated S7sc. 80 -. o
sTEARINE-F Fairy active and firm; sales. 100000 CITY.
private terms quoted IL '.c esern o Oieomaearine
SteaTine. 7sd luc. ,,,-.
TALLOW-Firm and demands Prime CITY quoted o'ecj
sales 1900 10. 81 9Sstsc -,
TEA-BlacK 1ets were firm at the auction sale today
failure I'm the ounced yested caues certain feel
nv of distrus the market somewhat uh
favorably 4492 pkgs were sold al 5Sjac for Moyuna
Green Sa27c for Pngsney DO lUd &c LOT Japan ,
FOrmOsa do, and Is d30c, for India.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
Diuloeno Notices.

~~~
THE NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RR Co. ,
TRRAsURRR's OFFIct. GRAND CENTRAL DEPoI,o (
East 42D-sr, y NEw- YORK March 3, 1883.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
N CENT capital stock Of this company will be psid
at this Office the 10th day OF April next The tansier
books closed at O'Clock on Thursday the lot1
inst reOpened 10 clock on Friday the 2Oth o
April next y ClahhE, lLcasuL-I. :
MTsTRkN UNION IELEGaArH CodrASY, /
NEW.loKK Msrch IA, 1888.
DIVIDEND No. 63.-l ne Board of DIRECTORY
~ have declared a quarterly dividend OF ONE AMI
THREE. FOURTHS PER CENT upon the capital stock q
This earnings OF the three months emo,
ing 81 payable at tho office OF the treasurer
restraint prohibiting such payment on
AM 10th Ar next 10 shareholders OF record
o the goth OF March Instant -.
The transfer closed at O'Clock on the after
March 20 instant and opend On the morning OF tho
nth Of April next. H. IL ROCHESI Ek Ireasurer.
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD MNIXGCO. OF NOVA scolIA(
NEW YORK. March IL. 1888 !
TTHE Board of Trustees OF this comp my have
1 this day declared monthly dividend OF FIVE PER
the capital stock payable at the Office OF the
company H. 1888 Books close the 18th and open
ths 18Th lust NJ r III !, Presaenl
OFFICE OF THE CARBONATE HILL MINING CoMPANY.l
80. l5 BRO ADwAY, NEw.YoRK March -, 1883
rTHE CARBONATE HILL MINI &c COM
PANY has tins day declared dividend NO 3, OF hye
1888, to stock holders OF record ON that day.
Transfer March 20, at O'Clock p me
and reopen on April 3, 1888 II. ;. BOND, President
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
UTFINE OF TIE
DENVER AND RIO 0RANDR RAILWAY CoMPAsI

OFFICE OF TIE
NEW YORK March Ia, 1885
NOTICE is hereby given that a special
~ meeting Of the stOckhoder Of the Denver and Rio
rande Railway Company will be held al the general ONCE OF
the compsny Colorado Sprngs olorsdo; at ~ o'clock
moor on OF April 1888 for the purpose OF
articles Of Incorporation authorize the
holding of meetings Board Of Trustees outside
limits Of the Colorado and changing the
offce OF the company from Colorado Springs to Denver
Transfer books viii remain closed until April l6.
WILLIAM WAGNER.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

HAY AND STRAw-Prlme Hay and straw are steady
while grades weak. supplies ample. We
quote Prime Timothy. 0SeS5o. shipping
Grades 60c Clover 600 &C.; No Rye straw, 90 GbOc
Short do. ~ 4JUc. Oat, 4Oe0Uc.
uIDhS-Are and without features sales includes
6OJO Dry Ayres II to % s Ct 24c 2lOO Entre
Rios 22bs 2ic; $40 Montsyldeo kps llos priyae
terms $50 gotta etc 20 TO 2tbs at lsd9 c 239b Cen
trail American ETC. 81 bs at lsa20c 300 Pnetro Caoeo
terms 700 Texas 23s lnc 300 Southern l4bs PRIV ate
terms; 5000 ity slaughter. 76ibs at ol2c
HOPS-1here ealo to-day Of Ie2riings AZ Ioc; the
quality The market II dubious state at the
ment will operate beyond their most urgent
shippers checked In Gtheir movements
by the uncertainty the foreign makets New state
ad90c Tor the best and lS0sSc for tho
lower grades: Eastern, G36c; fearlIngs. IO0o3c.
MEfALs-At the Iron and Metal Exchange to-day Iron.
Pig quiet and weak Od nails rmer aud moderately active
Tin strong aud actye following the sales before call so
tons straits. FeOruary-Mar shipment 2l bc. 10 tons
straits May delivery 2 c 20 tons straits feoruay-March
shipment 2lic 90 tons straits febuaIy-March shipment
81 % 20 tons straits spot de livery 81 % 80 tons Straits
April delivery 2IL Copper dull Lead unchanged spelter
nominal
MOLASSEs Cuba 5Os test nomlnally 80 932c Porto
quoted Orleans seady but quiet quoted
3500c.. wOnd sell readily, but Is In light supply
NAVAL STORRS-ROens were qutet, but the low grades
notably s.cauy 81 05dsl 40 Common to Good
Stained spirits Turpenne 20 bbls Southern1
sod wharf oOcJ there free offerings "a
arrive at the price JoDbng lots quoted 6lc Tar and
Pitch quiet and unchanged -
OIs-Lipseed nrm at New Bedford 225 bbls South Sea
Whale sold Tor homo private tems tho stock there
$500 Dbs aud OF sperm 1880 bos Coitonseed sti some
what depesssd Lard OIL dull Mcnhaden In demand and
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
GUNNER Resorts.

nAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
IsLIP. LONG ISLAND, n.S.,..s
al, oman March Al JAMES SLATER OF tho berkoieys-
bth ave. and 9th Sc. owner and proprietor
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

Today's stock market was VOID of features and
was dull and uninteresting. The general tone OF
the speculation was weak, and the closing prices OF
a majority of the stocks show small declines from
last evenings last figures and that despite final
rally of liGl9 per cent. The Wabashes and Den
yer and Rio Grande, ,lhowever, were marked excep-
tions to the rule Denver rose from 46 to 47Ss047ls
for no better reason than that snted the purposes
of the manipulatOrs to have it RISE and some few
shorts" added their purchases to close to that
other influence. The Wabashes were
treated to story of loan OF
the property to some one of the Southwestern sys-
TEN of roads probably to the Iron Mountain); and
rs anything hat happen to that property is re-
garded as something that must be favorable COM
pared with It's present condition. there was some
sharp speculative buying of those shares, without
stopping TO learn the character or terms of the pro-
posed loan. We are informed that it is proposed to
lease tie road for its net earnings, without guaran
tees of any kind The total transactions amounted
only to 2O7 229 shares and the market closed
barely steady.
Governments were dull at irregular prices Bids
for the Is ana 2s ls higher, and for the 3s and
CLOS Il lower. Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

~
Rre FteeaHf Breeze Iron Bellevue and all active
unlisted mining stocks bon Ght ami sold -
W. BR4sNToN WELLING. % Broadway Room II
OFFICE OF EXCELSIOR WATER AND MINING CO.,
2 NAssAU-sT. -. Y.
NEw.YORK March IL, 1893:
NOTICE is hereby given that Assessment no.
~ levied December 1882 Is roscindel Parties who
pad said have the money erunded ON
surrender of receipt X. J. BOLLES. Asst = G.
TEO BIG PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
L SILVER MINING co. STOCkHOLDE ;:
We undersigned, pursuant to the provisions OF the
certain Trust by aud between bondhodera
and other creditors Of Big Ptsburg Consolidated S yer
Mining Company ourselves Trustees on tue twenty
second day January 1883 hereby offer to stool
holder 22d day Of January SsS OF said
Big Pittsburgh Consolidated Silver Mining Company an
amount the Capital Stock of the New Plttsburg Mining
present hO Igs OF the Capital StocE
Big PttsbuTg Consolidated silver Mining Company
upon following Wit tho payment OF twenty-five
cash and the surrender and ASST nnent tq
the uuders gue OF said holdings or
capital OF the Big Pitsburg Consolidated silver
Mining Company. -. -
expiration OF said period the said stock SO
II taken by VIII be otherwise disposed
provisions OF the said Trust Agreement
PAYMENTS should at No. 23 Nassau
st. Room No. 9.tNew-Iork City.
Dated February 26, 1883: -
w. 8. GURNEE,
WM NELSON CROMWELL.
AsTustees under said Agreement.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
MlnluQ.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, JOcu,
" istita Carbonate HILL Silver Cord Castle Dome, Dahl
Feeani Sateno Breeze Iron Bellevue and all active
unlisted mining stocks DOu Iht ami sold.
W. BKrNTON WELLING 81 Broadway Room 2i.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
financial.

4 MEETING of the Stockholders of the
~ Northern Railroad Company OF Jersey wf be held
Ooe Of the COMPANY at Englewood j. on Wednes
day 1893 OF eectng Directors for
the ensuing The polls will be opened at 10 O'Clock
and remain open one hour ---
March 8. 'S3. O. A. ROORBACH Secretary
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUC-o
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads,
NEw.YORK. "Wednesday. March IA. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, March Ia, 1888

AsHEs-ouiet and unchanged n. ,.u
Far options declined but steady; sales 1880 bags
April 735e74,c; Nav. 1927 SOC; june 155S1 SOC; ,s
july 100 95c august so De
cember siJs s5'i5c. Mild grades quiet firm unchanged
800 o5 bales last evening" Including zoo oaes ior
& bales for n s 2C Safs M at & no o
day 1884 bales against ld20 bales thus day last yeeS
S,s WIN sa aanSfa D IaSs sSSY
rio5'GssS4 r5'rss PsiSe jaSe lUS5 SiO5 july S6s sS7o
gust september l6o % SG octSPe 70 i9Is *
Closing prices"March iC.ls olo2Oi April 10 1890
May5 septe@ber ioI ai853 octOGe 1g22S
io23: NovcmDer. lO.l2oIol4i December lOlS@lOl5
BY enoPq g ,otS % boxes 5S Ms: SsS
boxes do y 22qs r. By eeavv and
l5c lover export oemand quite moderate aud the ioobng
outlined mainly 10 sal parcels to cover urgent wants
naaiiaS i6aa 6bi,. city MN Extra, rs sOSs5 75 loo
i3JI bbs Low Extra s4d$4 % lao bbs Unsound
and Spring Wheat Extra mainly within the range
as 80 Qlotatons: NO.: ss 81 Gs o. Latter latter
mon @ Far state. 81 asa 30 9ooG TO Fancy do
Good TO choice 81 ,5Gs7 Common Extra Round
HOOP Ohio asa 81 eOod 70 Gnoice DO - 1gSl %
Rye Mixture s. 20 - Bakers, Extra SIS jOos6 80
to FAIR Extra 81 s$4 :: GOOD Yery Choice s.
for Vest indies IS 80 ss5 S south s. soas6
market closed dull......sOUTHEK-, Flour IN BUYERS
ayS SS 70 @as od
to s. SaSo Flour gu oWer and more active Sales
$50 bbs superine, sJ 50Gs3 80. ........BUCKWHEAT II
FLOUR dun 50 6U6s2 s5. Season about Oyer. CORN
MEAL dull declining; Yellow Western. sS O6es3 65; ;
GRAIN -WHEA rSMarKet unsettled opening A92c.
subsequently resoveIing from the decline and sd
prices: moderate export and limited city Milling demand
BUSH H SS ncadn ' Hard
gallon at 81 3O no spring ST. 90 Ungrled Winter Red
Red 81 I6as IL and 81 1884 delivered No. Red 81 9s
asl 2O certificates S. 9 la store 81 y GSl u de-
81 US, latter delivered steamer No White V3c 30
Marc6 81 I85.asi 1914 closing 81 49, April sI 1873
81 a0ia closing 81 2: MAY, 81 2l7saSl 32as closing
rs lsc, car.ots anc boatoads. BARLEY-Msrketq quiet
and S6 SnadSd SansH n ss % Ts rio
ST dSl O5 sales 1900 bush No rworowed staIe SIC
to arrive BARLEY MALT dull TworOwed state 9Oc
ash cORN~Market unsetIeG: opening safe
lower, subsequently $50 OF the decline and
closed firm shade The highest pces moderate
port nome trade demand large business In
hons sales 25520OU bush. future 900 bush. casn;
including Damaged at 3S@4SS S9sraded ys Western IN Mixed
No 7Vt47ohe IN elevator 1tSal,.c. , deiysTed
southern 69c delivered one load OF steamer Mixed
Msrch. 7je7Sisc closing iosci April 76be e7O'sc
5 eSDg Shsd iSe sset Msrsh I% &c. oS
Closing steady sales 9ss 900 bush including No. at
90 Iac; 2, 61g6la, No quoted . i2c; No wnlte.
40 53c White do, 65s67c; White state 5491sc; no
Mixed March 81 closing oil Aprl 1e closing
Closing 5s FfED~Market steady, with moderate
20 Il 59 20 D. q iS 50 ~ rs 81 resS riossI !, 10 10
EXPORTS FROM SEVEN ATLANTIC PORTS FOX THE
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

WEDNESDAY, March 14-P. W.

WEDNESDAY. March 14-P. NJ
The directors Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. at their regular quarterly meeting 10
dav. declared dividend Of 1a4 per cent for the
ouarter TO end March 81 The usual quarterly
statements were presented at the meeting. Inc
corrected statement for the quarter ended Decemner
81. 1882. shows that the net revenues OIL tna'
quarter we're 81, ,O53 145, instead OF $2'looooo aS
was estimated by the statement OF De-
cember 13. and the balance, after deuuc'-
ing interest and sinking fund applications, was
81 926 $50 instead of 50 023,1 $50, as appeared oy
the estimated statement. For the current quarter
the estimated net revenue Is 1908 145 less than the
actual for the quarter ended December 81. 1857
but is estimated to be $l43,542 greater than Tor
the same quarter of 1857.
The following compares the actual business OF the
quarter ended March 81, 1882. with the estimates
for the current quarter TO end March 81, 1888:
Actual tsE quarter Estimate 1857 quarter
NJ. rsI.Sn.s March 81. - s. i5O04;s -. si.750O0O
snsss 9ns "a bonds a6 $500 a05
Not farming. nor ouarter. si479,76S si,6235OO
Dly,dG0as Is In isss IN 100 anu llss5OO ls9o75O
snrps for quarters. sSss S S9s ssSs s2Ss 5s9 sss
Add surplus Jan l----.- lOoo'|io o''oo,ooo
Surplus March 3l.......- Sl,3loO5l 1901 f'oo'
The company makes supplementary statement
covering The calendar years (ended December 81,
1892 business. BY this statement the surplus for
the year of 1882 is shown to have been S2,35S,6l2,
ag INST $780, 9SS for the year of 1881 but the re-
port for 1881 includes the sum OF Sl,22o,9lo e1-
pended for new construction, etc, while that Tor
1889 contains no such ltom Yet there is little ques
ton that the expen tures in 1892 for these items
lorgeIv exreeded those of 1881. The following
statement compares the two years:
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

SAN Francisco, March 5, 1888.
THE BODIE CONSOLIDA TED MINING
L COMPANY has levled Assessment No 2. of FIFTY
CENTS PER SHARE delinquent 18th April sale day 18th
May. GEORGE w. SESSIoNS secretary pro TEN.
\NANTED-A party with 81 900 ready capi-
w tai place the m rket the best HOSE LIFT and
FIRE ESCAPE devised particulars call
or address j. II. PAWLING. Tribune imposing a. tn
foor) Tribune building after IL o'clock noon.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-20
TO THE WEST.

There are a number of routes leading to the
above mentioned section, but the direct and
reliable route is VIA Saint Louis over the
Missouri Pacific Railway. Two trains daily
are run from the Grand Union Depot, Saint
Louis to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchi-
son, ST. Joeph and Omaha.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Of the very
finest make are attached to all trains.
At Kansas City Union Depot, passengers
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Cali
fornia connect with express trains of all lines.
At Atchison, connection is made with ex-
press trains for Kansas and Nebraska points.
At Omaha, connection is made with the
Overland train for California.
This line offers to parties en- route to the
West and Northwest, not only fast time and
superior accommodations, but beautiful
scenery, as it passes through the finest por-
ton of Missouri and Nebraska. Send for IL
Illustrated maps, pamphlets, &C., of this line,
which will be mailed free.
F. CHANDLER, II. G.. TOWNSEND,
GeR'l Ticket Agent. Gen'l Pass. Agent
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-20
OFFICE OF W. W. NALL & CO.,
Successors to W: H. Delano,
'edlers in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots {
Nickle Plating.

One OF the most remarkable, interesting
and useful industries is now being operated
i'm our town. 1t Is the Nickle Plating by Mr..
T.. Connell, who has with him all the appli-
ances necessary. The work done by him
has given entire satisfaction, and will COM
pare favOrably with the most skillful.
AN EXAMINATION
of his work will convince the most skeptical
of its merits. 1t consists in plating knives,
forks, spoons, surgical and dental instru-
ments, whether brass, iron or steel.
j. Donaldson has learned the art of Mr..
Cornell, and is now ready to do all kinds of
plating; also Weaknesses, but these by a little
different process. Satisfaction given.
Prices for Pldting.-1 set of Fnives, 80 cts
I set of Forks, 40 G; / set of Table spoons,
40 C; 1 set of Teaspoons, 30 C.