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kOR SALE-TWENTY HEAD OF FINE DRIVING
Horses Some fine road and speedy horses.
One pair OF fine Grey Horses
Also one Extension Top Family Carriage, one Jump
seat and several Top and No Top Buggies All In ad
order; will be sold low.
Also one Mare with foal
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-TO PARTY OF SETTLED LADIES
or gentlemen, . fine parlor and one or two connect
ing bed,r rooms In small private family References
required Inquire 423 18th street northwest ap16- I'm
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DENTISTRY.

hR. HARTLEBEN. GRADUATE OF PENNsYL-
~ yania College. Philadelphia having purchased
my ONCE and residence will the practice about
irons and the public generally dentist OF undoubed
ability. NJ. A. CAkMAN. Dentist, lois l4th st. n. W.
"A serted Immediately after extracting teeth
in splendid success. Modern methods and akin in id
jss-ly DR. DoNNALIY. 1871 street northwest.
DE- $. l. SCOTT. DENTIST.
1917 street northwest
Preservation Of the Natural Teeth Specially. 4rn'
nR. RANDALL PARSONS. Drsrsr
~ A26 9TH street northwest, over Ballantyne's Book
Store. Gold hlhss . specially. Gas given day OF
nR. KLOEBER, DENTIST,
IL 626 STREET NoRrHwEsr.
Nitaized Air by the Hurd System. for the painless
traction OF Teeth. sug3
nR. L. N. TALBOT. DENTIST. No 4s7 7rH
~ street three doors from corner E. Dentistry in ell
fts branches Teeth inserted 81 Yer ss AL work war
ranted- janls
HOwLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 3li
HI ~ street three doors moth Of Pennsyivsnia
avenue. east side. Hereafter extrsctions undsf
Nitrous Oxide. without PAIN viii be u for the nrst
tooth and 50 cents each additional tooth at the aama
sitting Extr,caons without gss 80 cents each tooth
Best Artificial Teeth msde. 81 per set. Gold and
Amslgsm Fittings. fron 81 70 IS; An work warranted
1rst class. Have administered Nitrous OXIDE 70 over
81. 600 patients.
toand from the ohca.) mil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
building NIn,er,n,

HUMMER Rough lumber. boxing, l2 Inches
and under first class, So stripping &xs. s2i
soxing and ilooring, clears, 81; thick clears
slG iost and scantilng, culls, Sl6
SiDiNG-Flrst common white pine, $50 80:
second do. 0; third do, S25 poplar, 81 81: ma
tive pine ~; s22 20: do II, So; native rsugh,elS,
DRESSED LuolBERl ioxing u inches and
under. 81 0@l6 or do lSxS, SI 0Aa2s 40;
srantling, jolt or any common lumber,
81 u0a26 o0 boxing over II inches, s,5,fHl6o
2s 90; thick clears, ~ 70 u and 81 oVco2s 00'
second class. any Kind SIS ooGp2l ~.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRiSG--fIfst-
class, SO: second class, s2l.
WHITE IsE FURNISHING LrMnErzzlA, IA
and inth white pine $40. inch 90, stp.
cEILIN,i---BEADEn or PLAIS---First COM
mon white pine ~ s2.y 80; "a Do wv ~ 40 ~;
poplar ". $3.50, poplar, ", ss'S' naivepine,
~, S25b; do, Ls,t2,
ForLAn .uMpFR.---iA ~, and inch, sS5,
do inch. SL,
SHINGLES White pine a, s.; do shaded A.,
si.25, do extra No. |. $500 cypress, best. any
brand, 10; do No. 2, q 80. do No. 500; native
sawed heart SI.SN; saps, $3.50.
PiCK Ers.---whte pine. dressed and hentied,
square or Hat, 81; yellow pine do. 81; lath, q.
IftE CEMENT, ETC--Iime, Austin, 81 20
per bbl Cement, Louisville or iosenale, 81
per Dbl; Portland. 81 per bll. Plaster Patis.
New York or Michigan. 70 per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Wool, Hides, Etc.

WooL--Medium, accordipgto grade quality
grade, quality and condition, Is TO % coarse,
according to grade quality and condition. Is
to zee; Mexican improved, according To grade
quail Y and condition. IA 10 10; Mexican, ac-
cording To grade, quality and condition, 10
70 II; bury, less, according to amount OF
burrs.
Q. heavy flint, dry, 10 lie: No. |, light llnt,
Y n lUc; No. 2, light tint, Il 10 yc; badly dan,-
aged, 10 SC: fallen hides ltd2c less. dry sailed,
4 10 Zoe; green sailed, 10 n &c; green butcher, y
10 &c.
pELTnrEs-D skins, 2 n 2'@25 antelope
skins, u 10 106ei3; goat skins, each TOD:
sheep pclts, according to amount of wool,
1,ctpip; shearlings, according to amount OF
wool, lI@l5c, Mexican sheep pets, "a ID S6elc;
Mexican sheep pelis, Improved, llDI2c; Mex
lean sheep sher1ings. &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

$50: 8 MS. s2.fo. Tomatoes. standard. . N.
SLAP seconds, 2 its.. a 10; MS, sI.5G Cree,
corn, sl.!o@i.es: GreSn peas. si.35: Goose.
berries, sl;25@i;iM Has, berries, 81 10: Cove
weight No., CSC, 2 NJ, sI.Ns Salmon n
sl.5o@l.si; No., sLs5tDaif; MackcYei. / NJ
slNSe l.1s; sariines, AmericAn, $40 case,
Imported, 5000 case; Strawberries, 2 No.. 81 .lO,
Hlnckberries, sl2E Green gages, el.E, Con.
500 49, = p" 80
4hc; German olive. SIC. Candles. full boxes
lg,s halves, Ice, quarters, l6c. indigo slW!S,
blueing, %SlvO dozen. Coemans mustard,
sl.toepsj.5o dozen. Moccarcni imported, ibc,b.
a american, l sl.,3 box. Buckets, two hoops,
si.-.5ohY . dozen, ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

As will be seen by reference to an
other part Of the paper, a new diver
sion will be presented to our music
loving public in the appearance for
three nights of the Tyrolean Senger
G.e.scllschaft, a concert company which
has just closed q season of five weeks
In sun Antonio and Galveston. Low
eis OF vocal music are promised a treat.
The performance will be given Mt Ger
mania Opera-house, In Difference TO the
heat of the season. The management
gives assurance that only unohjection-
able people will be admitted. Do not
fail to read the advertisement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Crookcry. Furniture and class.

Observation-Disclosures Imitation walnut.
each, 81 a003 "; all walnut, "a 50cin 80: Chairs
wood seat, n ucz, 81 T5a7 90; cane and rattan
seat, 81 00g0 90: cane seat, dining Si2 0ca2D on.
SD 0Vat,iu 90; camp and rockers, each, 81 $50
1O Mirrors, arch tops, q doz, s2a0dla sO
fables round, 2OoG3 y; ISL leaf, 81 60a5 50:
Safes. each, g 25aT0l Bureaus, Sll lea2O Oh;
wash stands 81 216p5 So bed springs, s. 25et7 50;
Baby Carriages, 90 50d12D
.CrocKery-W g teas, q doz., 81 coal 10: w q
plates. S3c9sl %; w q dishes, 81 nO@0 tn w q
ewers aud basins, sil 5nGai2 SO: w @ how -,
81 2len1 40. assorted crates s55 OaSa75 90.
Glassware--La Lamp chimneys, No, 0. crimp
No.2. crimp top, = doz. Gic; Argand. n doz.,
bDc; Goblets, d doz I5cpsl 0N rumblers, 4,
doz, 50ap05c; Bar tumblers, a doz, Sea 81 Oh;
Candy jars, e. 00dl 10 Lamps. 50 50c9l2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Liquors.

90 5O@2 75 fancy per gallon. as per high
wines.
WHIsKy--RectiHed 81 iGtal5o, Ms per proof.
sour mash, one year old 81 90 two years old.
s2)06D2 %; three years old 81 506l2 20: fancy
extra old whisky siCn5,
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 900 So Port, 81 qua
%; sherry, per GAL, 81 2Va3 %; Madeira
per gal, 81 6si@5 0O White wine, III cases
81 O0cnl0 90.
CHAMPAGNE--G. II. Mumm 4 Co., Extra
Dry, tS 5Jp30 00: lIefdsclS, In bask et 500 OJcr)
y w; Klug ~ basket, s2b ood02S "; Domestic
cbamrfsneY az 0Ipli 90.
ALH-Stock Ale, per dox., SO O092 Is; Porter,
per doz., 81 006D2 IS.
BoTTLED BEER-~St. Louis quarts, so 90; pts
si2 So Bndweiser, own size, si3 90; plnts
81 00 Granger beer, quarts, al3 o. pints
slS 81; Rchlltz Milwaukee,, quarts si2 80: pints
Sl3 20; Hub Punch al3 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Produce.

Potatoes, country se@scc n bushel; Onions.
heans, III. +, med, bbis,, 1860; large lima,
6s,,s@!t; small butter, slsS5c; bayo, 8s<@7c:
Pickles. medium 81 5haid % a bbi.: half Dbl,
ncase OK Pigs feet, kits, 81 So cider half bbl.,
Retaii-vinegar, apple, sS65)c a gal; pure
VINE, oec. Peas green, dried. 4 10, bttc; black.
sspl q Cabbage, 5R6c; Backbcrrfcs 5DCr75o per
gal Plums 2i@l0c per gal; watermelons "
eDip; Cantolopes lOepS5, Apples 756psl per Y
bushel box, Tomatoes 75sdsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
SPORTING.
brighton nennh Rnces.

Brighton Beach, July l3.-Three-
fourths Of n mile-king Earnest first,
John Ledtord second. Granite third.
Time, lis.
One mile Barney Aaron first, Lille
Dale second, Laura G. third. Time,
las.
One mile-Plunger first. Swift Sec
ond, Potachimie third. Time, l:il.
One mile--Rcd Fox first. Egyptian
second, Little Butter Cup third.
Time, la.
One mile-Annie c. first, Joe
Cooper second, Jim Fisk third Time,
l:45f.
Three-fourths of mile--Deliah first,
Priton, second, Rosemary third. Time,
l;l6l. Id
Trotting ut Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo, July l3.-The races to-
day were the most exciting of the
week and drew the best crowd out.
In the 2.i0 race were five starters.
Seven heats we're trotted. Almonarch
won first money, Henderson second.
Bell + third, Zac b fourth. Time,
2:2!s; 2:27l; 2:29l; go; 2:26g; 2-2s2; 2:29
In the gentlemen's driving race,
horses driven by owners in gentle
mans dress, to road wagon, there were
four entries. Frank Huckleberrv, by
Herber G. Reed; Harry D., by S, A.
Brown; John Thomas, by Cbas. Me-
Elrath, and Transit, by w. p. Osborne.
Harry ID. won, Transit second, Jno.
Thomas third, Frank Huckleberry
fourth. Time, 250l.
The ten mile running race between
Mystic Peek and Madame Antelle,
was won by Mystic Peck, in twenty
minutes and 3il seconds.
Base Ball.
Louisville, July 10. Cincinnati
three, Eclipse one.
Buffalo, July 10. Buffalo six, New
York three.
Detroit, July l3.-Dctroit seven,
Boston five.
Cleveland, July 10. Cleveland ten,
Philadelphia one.
Baltimore, July Metropolitans
0; Baltimore, 4; S innings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
valuable Library burned.

Bloomington, Ind, July 13.-Last
night the new department of the In
diana University was discovered on
fire. The laboratory was soon in
flames, and shortly afterward the Ii
brary and museum. The latter con-
tanned the famous Owen collection and
DR. Jordans collection. The library,
containing Is, 900 volumes, and a new
building, was entirely destroyed. The
lire caught by the lightning striking a
telephone wire. The loss is 500, 900 !;
insurance $50 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
THING AT COST.

Killer & Co. Struck Bottom on
Clothing.
Waller IL Go. are now hav-
Hand winter stock ofcloth-
actured to order, and to
b for their immense stock
se to sell clothing at actual
e next thirty days. They
lest and are ready with the
+ck their statement. Their
Just go, they are determined
Id sell they must 10 make
|the coming season Their
aces everything in the way
from a cloth suit to n linen
i their stock of furnishing
hot be surpassed. Shirts,
ar ever before sold in the
lnderclothing of every de-
figures never before known
I,rt. A visit to their dry
b0fium viii %convince the
Iical that their stock is COM
efy respect, and that their
ecially on clothing,s are IN
name cheaper than the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2i@80c; barJs,
Peruvian, per pound, I5aiO; Bornx per D.
ifsuiS; Ri-carbonato OF soda per y, 8i{api; q p
peras per n, 26Di; castor oil per gal. iD0l 70;
cincaonida, per o., pA1l 90 CASTLE hoap
pound, 3seli0; chalk, lump, per pound, 2ef !;
caloine, r. II w, per pound, 5o@s,; calomel
drate. a5@pl IS; chloroform, .0spoo; compost
tlon powder, 3Oee 10 dovers powders, 1901 bo;
EPSON salts, per pound, 5000 gum opium, per
per OF, 90 Is; mach,ne oil, golden, 5000;
auinine, y. & W., per o., 0i; quinine, GER
man, per or, "; quinine, German, case, por
or. | IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
--------s - -
ROBBED HIS RELATIVES.
Serious Charge Brought Against an Emil

Serious Charge Brought Against an Emf
nent Citizen.
Cleveland, July ia Putnam
special to the Lcader says Alexander
johnson, one Of the.oldest and most
prominent dry goods dealers of Mus.
kingum county, whose recent assign
ment created sensation, has
been indicted for embezzlement,
forgery and perjury. II is alleged that
he detfauded his dead sisters children.
whose guardian he was, out of several
thousand dollars, and when sued pro-
duced forged receipts and swore TO
them. Hc.is held for trial cin $4,000
bond ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

PAISrs, per White lead, T3fc n: yellow
ofIs--Boiled linseed Ia bbls csc Der lal.
raw &c; neatsfoot 75c. fish, toea55rs spirits
sprpeniine, 6Ic; coal oil, Is cases, Brilliant,
no; 25 81 mo 80, 2-S, - dn Eupion bbjs ODE
per gallon; Eupion, rs cases, - 30; lard oil,
~, DoGs5c; West yirgidia, 20si25c. ~
coach varnish, s. ssA6 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

A TOWN IN FLAMES.
st. Petersburg, July ia dispatch
from Boston says d large fire is raging
there. The whole town il menaced.
Boston has population of 45, 900.
JEWS TORTURED AND MURDERED.
Several Jews have been tortured and
murdered in the town of Ostrag, in
the government of the Nalky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

THE CATTLE DISEASE.
London, July l3.--It is believed that
the government will refuse TO enter
upon legislation touching the cattle
disease, at this session of parliament.
IN THE COMMONS
This afternoon Childers, chancellor of
the eXchequer, in reply to Northcote,
said the Sue2 canal agreement would
be submitted to the house by mo-
ton made in the commons that the
sum to be loaned to the Suez Canal
company by the government for the
building Of the canal, be charged OH
the consolidated fund sNorthcote gave
notice that when the /, motion was
made he would ask the sense of the
house on this agreement. This an
nouncement was received with cheers
liberal, spoke in opposition to the canal
scheme.
OBJECTIONS TO THE CANAL.
AT crowded meeting of merchants
and ship owners at Lloyd's resolutions
were passed strongly objecting to the
agreement between DeLesseps and the
government, on financial, commercial
and poll zeal grounds, and asking of
the lord mayor of London and all the
meeti SIS that a further protest against
the agreement be made.
TIE BEST BARGAIN POSSIBLE.
The Chaucellar of the Exchequer, in
response to D dcputatiou, stated that the
government had niadet the best bargain
possible with DeLesseps. They were
buyers from not over anxious sellers,
and had obtained solid advantages for
British ship owners and consumers.
BIG SUIT DISMISSED.
The house of lords dismissed with
costs the appeal in the case of McHenry
vs.. President Jewett and the New
York, Lake Erie ~ Western railroad
company. The suit valued e2s8, 900,
THE CLAIMS CASES.
Won Wagner, the American lawyer,
was appointed commissioner to hear
evidence in the Alabama claims cases.
CoURTEsIEs TO THE RIFLEMEN.
The military and naval club invited
the captains of the American and
Canadian rifle teams to meet Lord
Wolseley, Sir Henry Halford, and
other gentlemen ut dinner.
A CABINET MEETING.
A hastily summoned cabinet council
was held in Gladstones room in the
have been called for the consideration
of matters relative to Madagascar.
THE DAPHNE NEARLY RAISED.
The steamer Daphne has been
partly raised. The corpses in the
hold will probably be removed to-
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
GONE TO THE BOTTOM.

The Passengers and Crew of the PimpO
Drowned.
Bos.cn, July IA telegram from
Lisbon gives some particulars about
the wrecked bark Pimpo, hence about
the middle of June with crew of
thirteen men and four TO twenty pas
sengers, She had arrived safely Mt
Fayal, and landed a majority of the
passengers, and when short distance
from that port again went ashore on
the island, aud all on board, except
the mate, the cook and one passenger
were drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Fruits and Nuts.

Fruits-Oranges, box, S. eodDa 50; Lemons
- N@5 80; Raisins, London layers, o. 0G plain
80 70: Prunes, "a 10. &c: Figs, lS enc. Bananns
50 0oDnI So bunch.
Nuts-peanuts, white, q NJ, DC; Pecans. 70:
Walnuis English, l6c: French, lee Brazil
nuts, l2l9c; Fiibsrts, lac; Almonds, SOFT shell,
24c; Cocoanuts, So 90 a 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

1t is the variety and artistic style Of
the work and the fair prices at Bryants
Sewing Machine, Stencil ana Stamp
Depot that renders II at once popular
aud established institution. Rcmen-
Der III lamar street, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

FLOUR easir--sstanrards royal patent. a. 70
bbl. sacks. ~ s,dS 40 ssl.Ji6 Ms. Corn meal
per bushel, Sc; Hominy ami grits bib.
wheat y n. &c: Crackers: soda, Bc16l.c, Xxx
sods, Col; MN soda, picr7 lsc, cream soda.
Se4@iOttc; X lemon creams Set9isc. ginger
snaps, va NC. NN, " q loo; assorted cakes and
lumbles, lS@isiSc. Wheat In liyat receipt.
zoe ssl, as to duality and coalition, ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Chicago.

cnioAa0. July li.--Elopr Quiet ana un-
ehnng,st. n, at,,,sj,es.priras
WIlEA r. Demand mir ara ~ y
regular ltIlf July I1f..s,',, 49, n 0g
~ -epsslabeE No, Pred w, XIX, loSon 5iyS
CoitS-rIinseited bui gen ns,,,s, 5js, septoni.
for cash oB July: 5ss' ~ o. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
,tention, Citizens!

RIGllJtOn. SItiZeiiS'
please remember that our
Ileis still on the boom. We
ing gentlemen these days in
kttire at a surprisingly low
Te repeat again: eve never
bel! goods at cost or below
Is want II fair profit on every
|en and we get it and are SAT-
| course, during one of our
kles we make an eXtraordl-
tction in our prices. but 1T
10 do SO. Now if you want
tIothing, underwear, shirts
liz else in our line (Which Is
n the announcement that we
tiers for all nankin d")-make
|siness to call and examine as
bIiyenient.
|MLasHEE * AUGUST,
s. Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
THE DEATH RATTLE
IN THE THROAT OF THE LAST
ROYAL BOURBON.
English Protest Again, the suez Canal
scheme--Nioting In Ireland-AnarcI,y
In Tonqnln-Ihe Cholera Record.
CuAM,,oi,p.

WRITING IN THE DEATH AGONY.
Paris, July IA dispatch from
Frohsdorif says the Count de Cham
bord became delirious last night and
the death agony appeared to have
begun. he had not opened his eyes
since noon and had been several times
in state of syncope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
cHURcu AND STATE.
NOVA SCOTIA.

4 STEAMER ASHORE.
Halifax, July ID. The steamer Cas-
plan, from Baltimore for this port, on
entering the harbor this morning in n
fog, went ashore near the Meager's
Beach light ut low tide. Ii is expected
that she will be gotten of without
damage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
A CRAZY MANS CRIME.
He Murders His Wife and Two Children
and Then Kills Himself.

Dwight, H., July lS,-Andrew
White, a wealthy farmer living near
this place. was recently placed IN a
private insane asylum, owing to The
impairment of his mental faculties
caused by close attention TO the details
of his business. While there he be-
came strongly possessed of the hallu-
cination that his wife and children de-
sired to rob him of his property. He
escaped from the retreat two days ago,
proceeded to his home and arriving
there in the middle of the night.
watched till morning, when he called
TO his wife and children, aged ten aud
twelve. to COME at once, and allowed
aac,, 10 coress him. He then drew n
revolver and killed his wife aud fol-
lowed this by numbering his two chill
dren. making the tragedy complete by
killing himself.
n - 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Nails. rates, AZ q; Hoes, ~ n cert. OF: Axes,
Collins, so 81, sjsnnloass', : 05y; Hackinsaok,
s16s Aines's shovsls, 4 dos, sl2@s Horse
Shest iron, No. ~ y, &c: Fence wire,
sls9elsc. Tin Plate, siSD; Trace
Cooking stoves, SiIO00D50D0. Fire mnntels,
go U0pd0 90: Ceai-e mills rs 4 cent of; Bolts,
40 y cent. OF, Carriage bolts, 90 a cent. of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Meats aud Lard.

MEATS lower--Sugar cured hams, l9xc: II
con, packed, breakfast bacon. liI4c, short cl'
llls; long clear, lie: Bulk meats pack
LAIN lower-Tierces. Ill3c; hiT bbls. &c,
so N tins, llHSc - N tins, iliSc 10 10 tins lIAc
5lb tins, llJsc; ID tins, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
/ Cash store.

b Of trade at Malone, Waller
ring the present dull season
ker of surprise to all who do
4 that they sell for cash
ia give bottom rates. This
|ptof their success. They do
,n "a practical common sense
Five the castomefs the bene-
advantages consequent on a
|Ah system of trade. When
afbill they convert q man,
ghtway that man goes and
neighbor. Malone, Waller
Ire demonstrated beyond all
/ the cash system is by far
FoF both merchant and Gus
Don't fail to call and see
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

NEW York. July H.--colton- -DnlI and n
changed.
sales LIS bales to spinhers 2jJ bales deliy-
eref ON contracts Failure deliveries opened
without material chan 20 but advanced 2-itD
fiuctuated slightly nDd then declined
5-lUt for August, r. 10) for september ard De
cember below yesterdays closing ,iotlticns
AZ which reduction, after the sale OF $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
A STATE BRANCH
or the Irish National League Formed in
Boston.

Boston, July l2.-The state branch
of the Irish national league was
formed to-day, aud Rev. T. a. Nc
Kenna, of Worcester, chosen president.
The resolutions promise the best en-.
deavors to secure the cooperation OF AL
Irish A merican societies in the state,
and denounce the assisted pauper emf :.
grafton scheme, and. pledging political
influence to PREVENTS consunlmation,
A greeting was cabled TO Parnell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
TIE MORTALITY LIST.

London, July l3.-During the "a
hours ended at eight this morning
there were % deaths from cholera at
Damietta, 81 at Mansurah, ~ at Sa-
manond and ut Shirben. There were
also three deaths i'm Malta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Mr.. ]. II. Prichard Of Hamilton,
Texas, says; II have used Browns
Iron Bifters In nervousness and gen.
eral debility with great benefit"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

being a Gillian spy, and that the
owner OF the Chlnche plantation had
everything swept OIL, money, horses
and cattle, and was himself taken
prisoner.
CHURCH AND STATE.
In the presidents message to the
CHILEAN congress, the separation of
church and state Is proclaimed as the
only solution of the difficulties and
conflicts continually springing up be-
tween the civil and ecclesiastical
powers. sSectarization OF cemeteries
and the passage of civil marriages
and register bills are strongly recom-
mended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
nnttcr nnh Cheese.

BUTTER Country, l5@lSc; Western dairy,
22ssc; fancy dairy 2iHc; cooking butter, l0c
butierine, 2lc.
CHEEsE-Fiat factory. l2kc New York
factory, l3.4c; fun cream, loc Sweitzer, S5@
itc