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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

ceive; to provide for the disposal of money and
property found on bodies of the unknown
dead; relative TO executions ON judgments In
courts OF record; to amend act 10 incorporate
Dundee, Monroe Co.; TO enforce the specific
performance Of option contracts for mining
leases or licenses OF lands.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

WHAT is known as the Wisconsin
method of grading schools is attracting
much attention in the West, and is be-
ing generally adopted. The prominent
features OF this plan are as follows A
course of study embracing the elemen-
tary branches, the classification of the
pupils of each school into three grades,
primary, intermediate and gram
mar; defining the regular steps to be
taken in each grade; the adoption OF
rules to govern the promotion and
graduation of the pupils, and the use OF
simple and yet complete method OF
school records.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03
A Shooting Array.

A sensation was created in the Chapman
House at Lansing the other day. One Thomp-
son, whose real name Is A. ID. Clark, builder
of Battle Greek, has been living in Lansing with
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

Ceremonies are different in every
country; but true politeness Is every
where the same. Goldsmith.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

THE New York Tribune of recent
date gives its readers carefully prepared
reports from all the wheat-growing sec
tons, with the single exception of Cali
fornia. From these reports it will be
seen that the outlook for an, average
crop of wheat this year is very good,
the reports of damage from the severe
cold proving false in nearly every case.
The warm, genial weather and refresh
ing rains of few days ago dispelled
all fears which were rife earlier this
spring. Minnesota reports slight
falling off, but this is due to the fact
that the farmers of that state are turn
ing their attention more and more to
dairying, believing this to be surer
and swifter return than wheat. But the
falling off in this one state will be much
more than counter-balanced by the in
creased acreage in the newer wheat
growing sections. Dakota, for instance,
will nearly double the acreage of a year
ago, and the probabilities are that the
yield will be correspondingly increased.
Wisconsin, Missouri and Kentucky will
have an increased acreage of from 10
to 20 per cent. Ohio will suffer the
greatest loss, because the snow fall was
lighter there than in other states, but
the "Old Buck eye State" will not fall
more than one-third behind her usual
crop. There are still many. perils for
the crop to encounter, including drouth,
unfavorable weather, chinch bugs, and
the like, but taken all in all, the pros
poets are good for more than an average
crop. all the croakers to the contrary,
Notwithstanding,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03
GENERAL NOTES.

THREE important school measures are
now before the Illinois Legislature, and
will probably become laws. They are
a compulsory education bill, a free text
book or school library bill, and two
bills which aim to raise the standard OF
county superintendent and establish a
uniform system of textbooks through
cut the State.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

The opinion entertained by many
that England is to be burned inside on;
by few packages of dynamite is all
bosh. Great Britain has too much wealth,
her interests are too widespread and
diversified, to be overthrown in single
night by the aid of can of dynamite
The continued agitation of the Irish
question will bring about changes, but
they will be geologic changes, and will
be wrought as silently and effectively
II catastrophe be the result of these
changes, the causes are of long and
far-reaching series, and no one act,
whether of Fenian or loyal subject, car
be picked out as the predonimating
cause.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

A MAN by the name of Charles Moon,
who is employed in Denver billiard
saloon, swallowed live bull frog on a
wager, after which he drank a glass of
whiskey and said that he felt remark
ably well. The frog is reported to have
been six inches long and two inches
across the breast. 1t is high time that
this sort of thing was stopped. Since
the eating-match road to glory was
opened the conditions have been getting
harder and harder, until now not one
poor but honest young man in thou
sand can hope to achieve fame in that
line. Possibly some allowance ought
to be made for the Denver man, for il
is understood that he thinks Jonah is
the name of q Boston champion who
swallowed a whale, and that he is
merely endeavoring to maintain the
honor of Colorado.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

A FEW day ago letter appeared in
the Philadelphia Record calling atten-
ton to the lack of educational facilities
for the panper children of the State of
Pennsylvania. Commenting on this
suggestion The Record says; why
should not the State send its wards to
school, to the public schools as well as
to the public almshouses? If it is the
business of the State to educate the
children of parents who are able to pay
for it, it is hundred times the business
of the State to educate the unfortunate
children whose parents Gf they have
any are unable to pay for it. These
children should be sent to the public
schools and in their case the law should
compel it. The duty of looking after
them is devolved upon society.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
NET0 THE WALL.
pew York Clothing House Failed
liabilities S2.5OO,OGO.

iork, December 7.-Scbedules
lment for the benefit of cred
Levy Bros. q Co.. clothiers,
non Il. Kohn, have been flied.
ues, s2,4I0 $50; nominal assets,
"a actual, 81, 7l2,2l2; contin-
Ppllllles of the firm, 1913, $50.
nerrmsn is n creditor to the
o. $4,000. There are un.
oolders of notes to the amount
WEI 1920 Aflidavits state
nominal value of claims of
I's against +. Mayer and +.
70 Is Sl92, 5l2; actual value
~. owing to +. Mayer & Co.,
made assignment, having
sade q statement. This claim
we OF Il claim of Sl62.06o aris-
Of the accommodation notes
|y the assigners, and by them
|pf. Mayer & Co., for the lat
enumeration, and which the
\ y are liable to pay, as Mayer &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
ENGLAND.
THE LIBEL SUIT ENDED.


London, December I'm the libel
ease of the Central News against the
Press association, telegraph clerk
testified TO the receipt of telegram In
regard to the Berditcheo fire for the
Central News. The sub.editor of the
Central News deposed to the padding
of a telegram from nine into ninety
words. He considered that editing;
did not receive the item from any
other source. Counsel for defendants
submitted that there was no doubt the
Central News got a copy OF the tele-
gram from Reuters company about
iii. fire before it was published. The
testimony showed Reuters dispatch
had been used. The case was finally
settled by the manager of the Press
association apologizing and both sides
paying costs.
THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
London, December 7.-During No
vember, British imports increased. as
compared with the same month last
year, 100000; exports decreased
eI3S,090.
THE YORKSHIRE STRIKE.
London. December THE strike of
the colliery boys in Yorkshire mines
has extended, and IA 400 workmen are
idle in consequence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
WAE TO GRIEF.
= chicago Operators Convicted
saa-A Million Dollars Gel
We'd from their Victims.

M December John Flen-
frank l.. Loring. prosecuted
svlederal statutes for participa-
"nst have become known AS
NY irauds,' and whose trial
~ progress for the las. two
osiore Judge Blodgett in the
states district court, were
u,,ty this afternoon on all the
me firm is known as Flem-
sriian. advertised to do u COM
business on the Chicago board,
isa ueed great many people in
Ts eo states and Canada To in
tney collected over a million
aud claimed to be using it in
luis, sending the subscribers
ne 70 time large dividends
sr Investment. The federal
e exposed the fraud, and
n, ~ ned to Canada but was re-
|d'ested IN Dakota, Merriam is
70 be Il myth. Loring was
" nave had active connection
,,S. urn, The indictments were
ia,eht use of the mails and for
~. money under false pretenses.
nefs were very strongly de-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
ITALY.
THE pUELLo.

Rome. December 7.-Lovitz and NJ
colera fought a duel to-day in conse-
auence of the insult offered by the lat
Ter TO the former yesterday. Both were
seriously wounded.
the men fought with swords near
the iron bridge across the lloer, no,
were wounded, Nicatora III tpe 1ens
wrist. The seconds epdeayored 20 stop
further fighting, when suddenly ~
vito rushed forward and seized Nica.u,
ra's sabre, cutting bis OVID leis nana
and infllc.ing with Nicaioras wiapuli'
a terrible wound upon Nicatoras neaa.
Nicatora died instantly. otner aueas
arising cut Of the affair are "a pec'eu
among the friends Of both partie''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
LOCAL MARKETS.

mAr.-choiqe IN l,,Ir demand AZ l7el7]l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

woof.-Medium, accgriingto grade, quality
md condition, lfls Ia .ue. cue according 10
grndc, quality ana condition, 20 ~; coarse.
according 10 gradc uiNliiy aud condition. 10
qualify aud condition. 70 rs. Mexican. 40
cording To grade, quniity and condition, w
70 "a; bury, less. according 10 aniount OF
burfn.
IirDEs-N No. iIheavy nint. dryrr l2llc; No.
heayy Hint, dry. v N lui9c; Mol, iight mint,
q y plsr; No. ., lignt hint, Fh ~ q; badly dam
l,KLTHiFs - Nominal. ssaHon evsr, D.rr
skins, y NJ &An2b; antelope HklDs, v NJ t1stia
goat aking, enDh iUtF1I. sheep peitH. according
~ amount " wool, aOcltup. Rlleafllnga. 90
cOfdlnE Ia ..iiount oi WOOL, Jnut5c. Mexican
sheep Tclis, y NJ bfplOc Mexican sheep peits.
l,Drfoyod. llcoi2c: Mexican sheep ,lieFlipgs.
bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Murderer Hung.

Little Rock. December I.--James
Underwood, for the murder OF Rob,.
J. Pendergrass, IA wealthy. planter Of
Yell county, was hanged to-day Mt
Dardanelle, Ark. in the presence OF
5000 people. Underwood waylaid
and shot his victim from the brush.
He onfesscd the deed, and Imputed AS
his incentive to the murder that he
wished to get Pendergrass' wife, for
whom he Underwood had formed a
passion. He reiterated this story on
the scaffold
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Sleeping.Car Burned.

Poughkeepsie, N. y. December IN
A sleepiug-car OF the Chicago express,
leaving New York at . last night, was
discovered on fire near Castleton ut !
O'Clock this morning. A man named
Murphy of Buffalo was slightly bis,
tered 81, the head. and man supposed
to be Il. Wortmann Of West Hoboken
was taken from the car unconscious.
The ear was completely Quilted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

Bsrk. Cinnamon, per pound. IsN--e hafk.
Peruvian, Per pound, It4si. BniJtk lsr b.
;51ib; B.-c1rbnilate III roda per ". iaii5: o y
pefas per y, zsst eastoToll per usll. ysSi ~
cincbonida. per M, SjH-~-r; tsstlis S0np
pound, "a ci,aih, llisop. rer p;ninJ. -:
caiofDsi. r. a W. per pound 7cR6D, cHionieis
FngIirb, per pound. iyei -. eiiiofsl ~
drlte. | 9bGpi ~. nhiofonfio, III 10 cotapos-
ton powder, aOttjD Goysrs J.ordrfs, ! 80 ~---s
EPSON sails. per pound. J1f1f ann opium. prr
pound. -. gum cam pbprs 1of-+. tpoiI.uine.
aririns. +, wv w o.. III '.uinins. Ger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
The Nickel Plate Cut.

Pittsburg, December 7.--General
Passenger Agent Ford of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company says the ac-
tion of the Nickel Plate In cutting
rates between New York and Chicago
will not precipitate "a regular rate war.
He saws the Nickel Plate Is not In the
pool, and therefore the action is not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Z
FIRE RECORD.
|uIhr-A North Carolina Town
nially Bnrned.

.,.,;d. In December : Fire
- Il 4 O'clock this morn
(. s;ssIair nackinp establish
I ! .i,ss most extensive oftha
1870 ~ II orioinotsd In tho
~ s. .na snrasd u,;cl,lv ~
y. ann Who're oio cas3s of
s'.'..sss of renleriny win.
w ~. 49, the antire ,vin~ ,vas
~ J ~ ~ ma ,;re,nan ,, "e
-, ntiv hnt II ,vas :
u:!ss ' ~ '' cos a."rati ~ wa" ,v, .
\, a.tonr,b Of ,tha hn;ld,n =,
!. Jrss sIo " ooo ;usnrad
s,L,i am nSnyos ~ 20 ,hrn,,,,,
o" "
w twentv.r,,a oo,,nop;o
I'M prnnt,un ph;ia 4 pI,a,,;a
<Sns,; vii, ~ ,nsa m, .
snw ono oa, S, w Tn,ni
M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
A Ncw Political PARTY.

Boston, Mass, December The
president Of the workingmen's asso-
socin iou al Lynn calls for national
convention OF the National Workinu.
mans party and the nomination Of
candidates for president and Vice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

COFFEE AND EA.--tnrrxr--hYrm. M
uveand high. Common, ili$C ordinary'isa
inir, iSAc.; prime Rio, lsa.c, fancy. s6Nr.
o'd sovernment Jave. aossc.. AfhuchIes'
AtiOsa, tSfStnlSi.V. -
TsA- impsriai.;c0sc, gunpcwdcr, soss,o
SrvAk--Fino powdered. bblx tn,sct Id .
halfhbis., lO's 90; cut lonf, iu'.r, rrnnulat~i'
e'tMs'fc.; standard A. SNesyc., IN al rhoi,r
white, N ldS,ScS DO che y. o.. S.iSi.cs * X 7
prime, dA@se. Market Very strong.
lttck-- louisiana, 6,skbsc. E 49, ~
!. FISH MNckcrcl. lVlh kits, No. 4. el.tH Ma
slVs half hris.. No. l, t7.0e No. q td.sNt
White nsh, No. !, hlf. bb.k., ,s7.sS No. 4. ye,2:
Dried herr'ner, per box. doc Cod nsh, N,,sl
SALr~-ccA,ss, In bn.s, ki.s<seLss; hnc in
nags -. lake. In HAT hoop ools., J2i0;
CANssp Goons, Prices pcr doseu, I,ne
apples. standard. si..S Peaches, rsndsri.
lbs. el.9S 3 lbs. sa.lsSaaou, seconds, 4 IN.
sl.se = n-., salu Tomatoes, standard, 4 MS.
sl,l,s seconds, MS. -. ins., sl.sotAi Id urrcm
corn, SiiNDt.OS' Green peas, III .S,, 'tlcos.,.
berries, sl.Aseei,tn; Raapberrlos, si hooSl 81,
oynters. null weisht, ~, rilx 10, Srtu: light
weight, M, &c; ~, si,As salmon, o..
sl.Nsepi,sp n. S----ss.---, Mnckorel, NJ.
slSsa ---. Snriincs, American, sSu1 cane,
imported. Sin.tsf it'nrase, strawberries, y ~,
slx,alSls llr, Alettirs. si.25, Green Knxss
kallc Condensed milk, ss.tr, crown.
40 y Sw,sa, 1890, vE'
,eusnRIns--Stsrch, 40, Soap, commons
s1c; German olive, MO. candles null boxes.
ieho, halves, itc; quarters, lOc Indigo. 4. q NJ
hiuvhig, aptn ~ dozen, colomait'u mustard,
tltntAS dozen. Muccnronl, imported, iscfe.
American, $3.50 box Buckrls, iwo hoopa'
OIL ,JA.iy ~, QuEpn. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
SSTw LAND LAWS.
r.srIes Under the Home-
rmptIon and Timber
rnlturc Acts.

=. g., December ~
~, yelating to public lands
ol'' Ply SENATOR ingalls, are de-
p.r;aIiy simplify the oper-
q general land office, and
psxenral important prrticu-
!bod Of acquiring title to
First, It provides for the
H. redemption laws, but
second homestead entry
who, having made one
entry, have for
\ failed TO acquire
Tho at the time never
r under the presumption
/, ~ I repeals the timber cul-
y, nermits title to be per-
~ 'ss,ordsnce with the provi-
Az law upon all claims
t. ~, the passage of the re-
1.-THE third auu last series
!. Y snended homestead act,
wing Y commutation there
''sit wo years have elapsed
f. AZ ss,e of settlement, one year
4 s ''s, be of record In the land
y slso repeats the provi-
law under which
"a oflicers are authorized
!. u ,slInquishments and inn
q y hereafter declares the re-
IA Isud open to entry. The
, "A ,ss series of measures, If they
y, W will be to limit the
. .SroblIc lind which u single
N Al, secure to one claim of
The land may be secured
WAS actual residence thereon
En- SIS per acre, or
sye years residence
IN. The provision in respect
's,''hmpn.s are designed to put
,l , pIactice of filing entries
Y ~ S5Iic lands, holding them
] s'sse of selling the relin-
.Is' Under existing laws, a
!, ~ obtain three clainis-nne
u he homestead, pre-emption
IN Culture law. He can Sc
'sslsr claim without residence,
4, vurchase presumption and
"A Claims after six months
mabce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Admitting Sentence.

birmingham, ALA, December III -,
Wesley Posey. roiored, WAS conyicteu
Of raplng the daughter OF John -.
Yroyles, white. and TIE death penalty
prescribed. His sentence VII be pro-
nounced Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

furniture readstends, Imitation walnut.
each % B0r5 ~, ni1 walnut, 81 CON 10 So Chairs,
wood seat, v doz. ~ 75@T ~; cnDr and rattan
sent 81 D0Ag 10: cane soaf, dluing, si2 0ks29 w.
GU OJat3, 10: camp .pd rockers, EACH u 5kL
100. Mirrors, arch tops. 1. iox, xsbtsI1 Y;
Iaylss ROUND; EsabV ~ irni n 1890 stsS * *
wash stands. FL xsd1i tO bed spriDgst2 75<t7 ~
Baby csfrlageh, ~ t0dssD
CrucKSfy--W0 feah, a doz., ~ ohai " w 4
aged, NJ So ftilan bidrs jft ~ less: dry sAlted.
is;b i0c green saltod. b. D. 7e: green butcher, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Capsizcd and Drowned.

st. Johns. December. 7.-henIy
Warford, his wife. child ana TWO
nepbews were drowned by me CAP
sizing Of a skIh while crossing Nolre
Dame BAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

New York. December achievements
strong and higher for tours.
Railways irregular.
state securities quiet.
Stocks opened Irregular, and shortly inter
the opening the street was Hooded with IA.
NOR, and according 10 stories circulated nj
most every railway in the country was on
the point OF disruption. Simultaneously with
these storic, sharp attack was made on he
market, aud prices fell OF lSfa2S per cent,
After midday y stronger tone prevailed and
the market rallied lsaf- per cent. the lat
ter IN Huntington q quincy. which sold MP TO
! ~. In the last hour business was iffegulDf
but In the main was firm, Wizards stronger
Ia the closing. Reading and Central
were strong throughout the day. ON the ic-
refusal Of tue cnuris to grant Dlnsmore an
Injunction 10 prevent tbs ,nsing the latter
to the former, New York Central rose 10 spN,
aud Reading advanced nom bilf 70 Box. The
market closed irregular. but firm.'
Transactions, aip,Op.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
CHINA.
YoN.coMMITTAL.

Canton, December The viiceroy
repudiates the declaration Of admiral
song Yu-Lin that China will decline
to assume any responsibility for dam
age to property Of foreigners in the
event of war with France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
nIsLGIuAI.


Brussels. December q = fiIenen
continue 10 play upon the ruins Of me
,'urnad norflon OF the palace Of the
iami.lsfiye chambers Nearly all docu-
,uents connected with The foundation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

ColllD'f, SO Od; Binnons. sou; HHkip,srk
I, 90 Ames's shovels. 4 don, sl2U0, Horse
shoes, 4 ksg, zoos: llsr lrop, ~ ", steel. ga
6Js@G,so. Tin Plate. 800. Trace
chains. 20 90 y dor: Tinware, 30 a cent, oni
cofie mills 2, n cent. OH: Machine hoits ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Cl,lcal,os.

Chicago, neroinbcr s.--ti,rr1p- pcea,n,.
W. i,rm and shade lower native Steers i'Nl
TO IN, ronnis 8 etsd or exports. q ostoy & /:
% medium sSssS AZ: fcxns iOIsi X. N'''0''
siihkr- kecciptsac ; steady natives ol9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
MARKETS


The renera, t,n. ~ -.
same as ycst,r.,,,, ,.,,,, ~,
tions. - - '"''"
Cotton rcce,n,a r.,o 10, a,,,,a ~ n.,., -
YESTERDAY. bpt a, ,,,s ~, .,,s.. -, -
readily. " -
Errs. chica,cn. a,,a ,,,,. -
active, but Tho s,rr,x, h. Am $3.50, II 49,, ~
nand.
IL Is n faot wo,lhv a, ,,o,. 49,, ,.,,... l..
bringing higher pyises A., t,,,, w,,',,, ,,,.,,
in Kansas civ. ms may 10 ,,, ~, .,.a,.,,
nation OF The ouo,.,to,,s vr,,, .,.,...,s,t...
lines to New orleo,. ,no r,r ,,,., NJ, -, :,
TO Europe a Largo ,,a,, ~ 49,, ,va.,, s',,
that now goes yia - -.
Tho total visible .,n,,,,. =, ,,,,.s,, -,
first or tn, month ,,,s = IN, .ss 49,.
e.t,s,c,a AZ Tho s.,,,. am, "a,
The total. yls,h,, s,,,,,,,,, $500,
Ing 10 tho New Wv p,s,,,s,, ~ 49,.
Weekly. Is above thirty, wo u,l,,,on hnsns,s
against twenty mn,,o, ! yc., a,', Vim, ~.
of corn is nesrlv min. ,,i,i,n, ,,.,,s,
Ave million las, yoar ''N"''s
Already our piprrs ,,,r,n. IN ,.n n, saxs
the Farmers, Reyisv nm, m. ha,d ,r...' a.,
the frat week In Noycrnns- ms nm, "a
corn for seed wberc 4, ha,, ~, ,ae,, !,
In the state of li,no,s NM, iora
We feel. bowever I'm, ,,hin 80.
and IS true In son,, in,o,,,,.s 90, ~,
prudent NJ ,arn.r ,r,,h ~. a,,,or,.',,,s
before him az mn ures,,, s,n.on ~, ~,
this season ..vxt 10 iu.l, o,r 49,, -,
Even underline mos, d,y,,ah,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
seed corn In 1871 ,r,, M, n,,t, 81 .,I.,,,.,..,
to final results mr. ranar,s A., ~, ~,
,mproyement ,,,h.r a., IN, ~ .,n.,,,,.
the corn. an, tho n,,,or, ,.,a,,,nu !. 49,,
It's looninp n,n,,,ios r,,,., y, ,'','i.
4, lnr,o ,,n,,,,, =, al, 49,, ~. ~ "
and A. will ho ohso,,,od ,,,.,. ,,,.,'n,, 60,
IN. larg. .rs ~ X. -,
the oual,,v az ~, ,,,,,s 49,. ,.,n'., NV
no, vi.,d ,ho ta,, 80, ..,'..'..
n c,,,, ,,, 800, W 10
Tba ron,Io,, NM 49,"
t,,,ae. ..r,o s,,, ,,r a.. 80
ron,,,n H., 4, !, -, e'a :"
,nnn ,,has 49, a.. ~. -,
,n.,,,. ,o,,,,,,,,,,, ~, .,...,.,..,,. ',,,,
!, ao,r,., "a a,,,,s,',,s,,,, 80. 49, '..s'' V',
,,nono,s,. ~ ,,',,,',.s 100 ,Npv''o"
ana h,,.o., III, -, ,e,',',. 80" W
This ,n,, ar, 1,,,,,,,, ~ a., .',
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Fssdutnns

HAY New country loose from WAGON.
% s0ats 10 per ton; New corn. y, ls&w cfntx !;
Chops. 81 ?, per In Barley. 3p&sA. Cotton
seed meal si.p per 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Meats audi.ard.

MNATS--Isugar cured hams. ib,ic; a. q, Q. u.
incon, lsci :. q bacon. w; lohl clear ba-
LARD-ricrnes, So: 10 aud 10 N cans, pSo,
20 70 rams, oAc; 10 h cans, pssc; 90 cans, %
X u cnns. N,,c. - 7'' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

H. b seig independence. includ,nc
ooo s rrspe' Damage by the fire iaoOO.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

Wheat, cholco se.Mo1, rDAt.ium. 1890
Inferior fpayic, Oats. 1it939i<c. Barley. ~
09c. Corn, s,,5tibc. Rye, CyNElc. Hal hay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
Sykes Indicted.

awrieans, December 1.-THE
|rs Returned u true bill for
rn %sa'nst Sykes FOR killing Kate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

CHOLERA DEATHS.
alexandria,. December Two
a deaths from cholera since November
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

nAFFa HOTEL, Depison. Texas, focstsc
X, in central portion OF the city. tiTst-ciass
accommodations. Popular reaort ofcommsf-
cial travellers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08

my THE GUARANTEED PIANOS, INF
X t,sst makes II, the market WeDsr, aoha;
fyes, j. +. Hale d Co. ~ MAJ I''s''
and ~ Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
PouItry. rgsr nna nAtier.

PouLTRy--Hens. s250M2 rs per dozen:
extra large young cbIokens, " t092Tb; Tur.
Keys, % u04,s ~; Goese, u 10 taUVO Duskr.
81 COOS 81
Eo0s--Par doxsn. 2ioe9fc
Frssh country ptttsI. choice, ~: Creamery
igc. old butter, tbslsc