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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-24
CITY Jors

Gee. Il. Lake jsweler, Lewiston. 77u
Large amount Of rain fell this month.
Lsok cut for the cir-cu ri-ous to orrow.
One week from next Monday-spccial cleo
NoA.
Read the address to the voters of Nez Perez
6suHg.
Cast your vote for Lewiston or pay addition
81 tax.
Everybody is jubilont over the prospects for
. large crop.
He v snt to see his girl, and now he says he
10 aEtui sick. ()
Fish are getting plentiful in both Snake
And Clesrw ater rivers.
Our sksset picked up on the street the ether
Day will ssOa - Autographed.
We wonder if that n-si c was working for
Me county seat at Moscow too.
Look out for the Pioneer Baking Powder
advertisement On our out side next week.
WAT.HES.-Gso. II. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rockford watches. the best in use.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-24
EVERY SENTENCE A FALSE
HOOD.
The Mirror has the following cditoria

The Mirror has the following editorial
item:
We took trip down the wonderful
Potlatch road made by Lewiston 1t is
such poor affair that we had to abandon
it and take the side hills. Every dollar
expended ON that road is an argument
against the enterprise Of Lewiston That
effort would not be considered IA rcspecta-
BILE trail and we understand the money is
all expended,
The first period of the above is de-
libcrate lie, The editor of the Mirror
never "took a trip down the wonderful
Potlatch road made by Lewiston So
says MIR. Il. II. Barton here in Lewiston
in the presence of several witnesses and
that he knows the fact. The second
period of course is lie, because not going
upon the road he could never "abandon
it and take the side hills" The third is
equally false, because the road was built
by the money Of the people of Lewiston
and is good road. The fourth period
contains two fa!sehoods. The road has
already been examined by competent men
considered and pronounced good wagon
road, as their testimony given below will
fully show, and the money has been paid
the contractor fully, and more money is
ready to pay the other contractor, who
will have finished the first section Of the
road the present week, s. ZOO has already
been paid Mr.. Rise, the contractor who
has completed his contract of ten miles.
and 800 will be ready to pay Mr.. Lewis,
the other contractor, as soon lis hi. part
is finished and accepted The fol-, VIM
is the report of the examiners appointed
to view the road of Mr.. Rise:
LEWISTON, May Is, 1888.
To the Potlatch Road G0mmftee:
GENTLEMEs:-The undersigned appoint
ed to examine the road constructed by
Mr., Rise, from the mouth of the Hatwai
to the mouth Of the Potlatch, with view
to its acceptance, beg leave to report that
this day We have been upon the road with
two two-horse carriages and travelled over
its entire length twice, and carefully com
pared the work done with the specifoa-
tons made in the contract. aud We find
the road good wagon road ana complet-
ed in all respects in according to contract
and We recommend the acceptance of the
work and the payment of the contractor
Signed; EZRA BaIRp
r.. J. MONROE,
ALoNZo LELAND,
NJ. j. GREENBuRG
Examiners.
Upon the making Of this report a war
rant was drawn upon the treasurer of the
fund for the full amount due on the con-
tract and the money paid to Mr.. Rise
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-24
,NOTICt Fur pRA. tMPTlON PROOF!
g MCCOY.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, l. +, April rs, 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has iilea
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made st this Office, OH SATURDAY Nay
a6. 1888, 10 u IN, viz: De re. Mccoy. d. :.
No 1884 for the hf Sc or AMI hf .w ar sec
8 tn IS nr2w. lie names the following Wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of said land. viz Ahei, I
N Wolferl. A J Petit, W Taylor, o. juliet
0 Idaho Territory.
j. NJ. HOWE,
cost Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-24
Storage, Forwarding and Com.
mission agent.
NEW STORE, FAIR DEALINGS. Low
PRICES, NEW GOODS.

For want Of space w esn oAly quote q
small part Of the goods belonging T. the 80
distinct, full and complete departments Of
goods We carry. Each department . small
store in itself. Quotations are for best Of
goods, bat ~ have tome, apparently VI
same quality, @ 10 to Is. below quotations,
as We only have one price 10 al, and o. we
equalize profits and expense Oh all our
goods, we guarantee that goods not quoted,
and in stock, are equally ~ cheap.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-24
NOTICE F0R'PRe. fMPfI0E fR00f.
AKIN.
LAND OFFICE AT

LewIstOn 7. 7. May. TO, IooJ,
NOTICE HEEEBY GIVEN IHAr THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make FINAL proof in support
of hi. elsm and that said proof will he made
at this Office. on Thursday, June rs, 1858. viz
Irving + Akin, DIS 1859 for the ne or SC; 20,
tp 81 mr. ". Ne names the following Wit.
aosses to Irove his continuous resiieucc upon,
and cultivation Of, said land, viz W Hibhs.
Z L Hibb,. r Holt, of Lewiston, T., P. An
thony, Of Uniontewn, W. T.
JIM How,
80 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-24

Hands Wanted Il will give stead,
employment to = few hands, to work by the
year or month, working in and about saw
mill, Potlatch creek. Apply to
3O2m J. N. Burma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
In BRIEF.

The hackmen of Fort Worth COM
plain OF this being the dullest holiday
season in their line for several years.
A petition is being circulated In favor
of allowing cows TO run at large dur
ing the day time, which had yesterday
1872 signatures.
Subscribe at once for the GAZETTE
and secure chance in the drawing
for the fine gold watch to be given
away the first day of May, 1881.
The court house seems lonesome this
week. ana the Ciceros of Fort Worm
are preparing for the criminal term IN
the district court, which commences
on Monday next.
preparations were made yesterday
for raising the big bell IN the tower,
but IL was postponed untA to-day. Ine
citizens will probably hear its hoaIse
voice some time before night.
The City sign works have just COM
pleted and placed ia position The mann,
moth sign for the Texas Continental
Meat company. The sign stards y
feet high and measures l-s lfsV IA
length.
ON Monday evening theSe was taken
from III. N. Conner's book store 3 nue.
rattan dell buggy, uph0isiere9 ahu
trimmed. They believe there were
nniv two exactly similar to it foF sale
In the city The other they sSih 10
Mr.. Sam Jackson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
Personal.

J. y. Norris of Chicapo is ., ,,o
Lindell. . ~ Tue
;. 5; Swart of weatherrorti il st Tho
Clark house. . ~ '"e
John w, Pointer and wife are al the
James Stewart and wifa or ~ Pc,
are stopping at the Lindell.
w: A. :. Haynie of Houston revis.
tered at the Lindell yesterday.
Prof, Halliburton of Bryan IL mai.
Ing q holiday visit here, the guest OF
DIR. Fitzhugh. $50 y
Mr., Il. Johnson of Decatur was IN
me city yesterday and LEFT for home
this morning.
DR.. w. A. Adams left for Decatur
lsst evening on special train. I'm re.
spouse TO professional call.
Hon. Stillman Smith, ex-member Of
the Thirteenth legislature, and who is
now residing in Cleburne, was in the
city last night
MIR. w. b. Dorsey of the Carson (,
Lewis house, Weatherford. spent a few
hours in the city yesterday and called
on the GAZETTE.
Col. j. b. Crawford, who is con.
nected with the firm of G. G. SlaLeb.
ter Il Co. Of Dallas county, paid The
GAZETTE call last night.
Col. +. w. Hickox of Wise county
and formerly well-known citizen OF
Missouri, passed through the city last
night on his way to Collin county.
j. A. Latimer of Union City, West
Tenn, is in the city looking around
with a view of locating. He spent an
hour in the Investment office yester.
day.
w. ID. Farris, one OF the members
of the Social Drummers' club, went
south last night. He will be back in
time to participate Ia the New Years
festivities.
Mr.. James Kibbee, the successful
manager and principal owner Of the
late Times Publishing company. OF
San Angelo, was in Abilene yesterday
and favored the Reporter with n
pleasant call. Mr.. kibbee lost his
all in the destruction of his Office
and book store in same building
and rather than start again on Dor
rowed capital, has accepted q position
as representative of the Loving Pub
lisbing company, Fort Worth daily
and weekly GAZETTE, Weol Grower
and Stock Journal. The company il
to he congratulated on securing for
this section gentleman so well and
favorably known. We wish him
abundant success, and feel sure
that he will have IL. lie is
corresponding, soliciting, collecting
and establishing correspondents at all
points on the road. Mr.. Cockrell of
the firm of Cockrell, Gartrell Il Co Is
the agent here, and will keep these
papers well informed on matters per
tanning to this section. The GAZETTE
il now second to but one paper in the
Southwest, and hardly full second
TO that, and making rapid strides in
journalism every day. The weekly is
now the cheapest paper in the state at
one dollar, and the excellent Stock
Journal is reduced TO two dollars per
wear. MIR. Kibbee will be with us
here Off and on, and give all chance
to take the GAZETTE, and we would
advise business men to do so.-Abilene
Reporter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
building s,a,er,a,

r,uMnrs-- Rough lumber, boxing, II inches.
and under, nrsi-class, 81, stripping, hxs, Ssi;
hoAWg and foorinK, clears, IS. thick clears,
~ and ~, s.; rough lumber, second class
Sis, io,st anu scnnting, culls, SID.
StniNs--firr' common white pine, sse 81;
second do, SG third do, sas; poplar, e,T ~ ma
tlvo rino W s. eOStsa os do y, SIS; native
DRksssp LuMnrR--noxing ~ inches ana
under, SO oltpS ps do hxS, $40 MAN 10;
scnutlln., Iolst or any common lumber
~ 1lsssN ~. boxing over ~ inches, ttal,onan
~ ~ thick clears, " toit4and =, So oV1Sa 90
second class. any kind, sSfmGsi so.
pResskD ANp MArCitkp FLooRiNG--First
claeS, SIS; second class, sai.
Wutrk rtNk FukNisiliNG LrMnEn--l,l, ~
and y mon white pine, SIT Inch do. So,
IfiLiNe.- iikAnKn un pLAiS--Eirrt com.
mon white pine, AZ, SSs,6, III Ito, car M do, esS.
poplar X, 81 ,sss poplan ~ ss-Ss nNiiyepine.
rorI.AR lusnrn,.-.i,l, ~. ana y inch, 900;
do Inch. $50.
eniN0Lts-whltc pine A, 81, do ahadcd A.
fi,f4, doeNira No, 4, S,ah, cypresa, best any
brand, 81, do No. ., ~ 10 do No. \, Nl,da native
sawed heart, ts,se snpy, slM.
fICKEts..-Whiie pine, dressed and headed,
square or Nat, 81; yellow pine de-, 81, hath, u.
iiMe, cEslERr, Eru--l,lme, Austin, ea,eo
per hbl. cement lsouisyillr or Rosenale, eShO
per Dbl, Portland, % 30 per bbi. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. ~ per bhl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
HOUSTON.
iIand.Car Wrecked by a Train and
Several Men lnjurcd-Snicide
on the Central Railway.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, December 26.-This after
noon Il. Il. Lewis, n contractor, had a
hand-car with several men on the |. &
Ct. n. II. r., returning to town, hay
ing been repairing wire fences. While
near old Summit, work train, con-
sisting of an engine and caboose, ran
into them, killing one white
man, badly wounding a negro and
another white man, and seriously in
.iuring Lewis. \ passenger train
brought.the victims to town, and the
wounded were sent to the hospital.
The negro recovered momentarily and
gave his name as Henry Bently. The
white man died soon after his arrival
at the hospital, and his name was not
ascertained.
A man named Wood, living
in Brcnham, left on the
Central train tonight for home
at CLANCY junction. lie went into
the closet and blew his brains out
with revolver. His body was dscov-
cred by u lady, who tainted at the
bloody sight. The train was stopped
and the body put oil. A coroner's
jury has gone out, but not reported
nt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27

Woot-- Medium, according 10 grade quality
aud condition, lT'6 to sDcj nnc according ~
grade, quality aud coniliiop.lH Ia ", poafac,
RcoofdiuH 10 Hfhdu my ana condition, 10
To- I've; Mexican itnpr,,v Il, according 10 grade
quniiiy aud condition. tit IN. Mexican, ~.
rorJinG Ia grade, qualify and condition, ~
Ia ~ bury, less. according Ia amount OF
hurrs
lilnEs No. iIhcnvy nint, dry y N la,Scl No,
heavy nint, dry, ph lilsu Nn !, liRht nini,
. h i2lsoi No, :, light tllnt IN olsc' imla AMI
heavy .dnmhgcd 4 N piGr, calf skins and hed-
rs damaged, 70 ~ 40; grcop HRliad, nnNpd.
green. u N al6c,
FrH-skmlk, ioaere; rnreoon, fsa,ec
caynies, 6p3oe, niouisain wOlii tsBtao, loA,
sQN. -.
RiTitiica - Nominal, season aver. Daer
skins, v ~ 9tssQi antelope skinr, a u iWeia
goat sllLr, rh,,h lufD.sl; sseap pellH, according
IA aiannni III wool, gieaSup, abaarlings, M.
sof,iing la l. .rionht ~ wool, i0gfl Mexican
ehaep ieith, = n kalnc Mexican sheep pelth,
Improved. li@iao Mesioap sheep sbsrlinss,
"a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
CLEBURNE.


n &Nth
Cleburne, December Christmas
has come and gone and things are
settling down to the old iog-trot con.
dition. Cleburne people probably m
ioyed the holidays rs much as those Of
any other place, yet the amount of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
was almost nothing. The Sunday
school children of the Episcopal and
Congregational churches were given a
Christmas tree last night by their
teachers Tonight those of the Pres
byterian church enjoy theirs.
Train-master Clark, who has charge
of the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa Fe rail
way from Temple to Fort Worth and
Dallas, wes very much surpris d and
highly gratiiied yesterday morning on
coming into his office, to
find n handsome gold-headed
cane on his desk. 1t was
engraved with his name and a state
ment that 1t was presented by the en-
ployes of the third and fifth districts.
Alex. Jackson, a brakeman on the
Santa Fe Dallas division, while
coupling ears at Midlothian Monday
evening, had his hand caught between
the pin and ''dead-wood, and the
flesh was mashed of of several fingers.
Amputation, it is thought will not be
necessary.
A cock pit has been made in the rear
of the Empress saloon, and fights are
taking place every night. A good
number of lovers of that kind of sport
are here from neighboring towns, and
some have their chickens with them.
The fights will continue about week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
WHITESBOR0.
A Quiet and Orderly Christmas Cele'
bratiOn.

special 10 the Gazette.
Whitesboro, December 26.-Christ-
mas eve was celebrated at the college
hall. A large Christmas tree, beauti-
fully decorated and loaded with all
sorts of presents for all sorts and sizes
of people, stood at the west end of the
hall, near the stage. The large hall
was packed to its utmost capacity, but
Notwithstanding this fact the best of
order prevailed. throughout the even
ing. All the presents were distrib-
uted and the children and some
grown people went home happy.
Christmas day we had large
crowd in town, with much good hui
NOR and hilarity but no fighting or
disorder of any kind among tie
white people. There were only two
arrests made during the entire day.
Those two were colored men for dis
orderly conduct, who were promptly
fined and dismissed, sadder If not
wiser men. The good order and quiet
of our town has been much remarked
by strangers. This state of things
speaks well for the good breeding and
refinement of our people, as well rs
their morality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27

itc; faucy, i5sc.; ole government Jaya. spg.
Arhucklcs' Arios,,. IN VAC.
IRA lmnerlal.nss q. xnnpowdct. Spa>va.
Svo,AR- Fine rowderNi ibis. ipNc; DO,
helthhis., iqisc.; cut Loaf, iyAc etsnulaisd,
@seep' g.; standard A, Slt Vec- IN q. oho,se
white, " awe; do cho v, u. ssasfkc., o. X.
rnine, bh@ie, Market very strong,
kicE l9WisianA ,lttaso.
tlsii~~ Mackcrcl, lob kits, Me- 4. siA6; No.
4 ti,,H matt no'x.. No. I, S.Oe Sv. Z, $500.
White ash, No. I, M. hns., ss.aS; No. =. s6.st:
hric.i herfingr, per hax, lVc, taod fshi eve.
SALr-Cuafse, N hags, fl.Nni,SS, ms liz
bars, .-s lekc, In dat hoop hpla, SAiu;
pockets, AesSi4c.
CANSEp VvoDs- Prices nor aoyou, I'fne
appics. siandNtSl. sl.sS; rcpclioa, siatsiaiV,.
lhs,, sl6S y is, SS.2N1c.Gs yeconde, rs
fl.sV. = es., S2lu. Tomatoes, standard, M.
H.he sccnhdr, ieS.. - SNs., sl.SVpi 20. ,lss,oiN
CORN, silntti.NG Nrcen peas. Hi.gt,; soosc-
hcs1icS 0,sisal.tn; Kasptcrfios, "a onegptNy
NNstcrs, nill weight, | ~. Si.lN IN. sa.iV ltsit
weight ~, hic, ~, SINE salmon, Vs..
y.9sNl.5N , n. S---.-------.; MNckercl, 4 ~.
N.SsA .----, SardincS. American, 500 cart,
Imported, Sla.hoaals 10 caSn. Strawberries, 2 ~.
Ns@i,al. HlaekhcrrieS, sl.aS Green CAGES
N.Nt Eagle Condensed milk, SS.uc; crown !,
s6rai swiss, soQo,,
sttS pHigs--Staruh, fltcs sosp, common
issc, German DIVA. h'Ac, Candles, null boxes,
lhAass halves, lNy, quarters, iNc, Indigo. $40 n,
hluclnE, NNfi,tW duHcn. CNirnanfa uausgArd.
81 .tNibsA, ~ duten, MnccnIuni. imported l5clt;
AnicricAn, si.un box. nuckets two hoope,
$40 dcsen, we'll buckets, si.N dosen. Rfontiss,
N,7SHS.G Dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
GALVESTON.
Two Lire-Saying Boats-The New
Catholic Newspaper.

Galveston, December 2B.-Capt.
Hutchings, superintendent of the life
saving stations on the coast OF texas,
is having two supply boats constructed
under his imme iiate supervision III
this city. The boats are twenty
three and twenty-seven feet in length,
and nine and eleven ieel
beam, respectively, and WIZ I'M, DO
first-class in every particular. IissS
viii be used in transporting mails,
supplies, ETC., for the stations; me ,
Santiago by the next Morgan steamer i e.
and the largest, which is intended ,or
pass Covolo. will lie sailed down by
Capt. Hutchings, when completed.
Nine hundred and eiShty-one,
shares out of one thousand proposed
for the new Catholic paper have Been ,.
taken up to this morning. me paper,
it is expected, will be issued il the
next few weeks. ~ VII
Observation-Disclosures for New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
n AND SPRINGER.
rnntled Over tnrlisle's Dole
fronage and Will Decline
}hc Proilered Places.

lgton, ID. G., December 60
New York, who WAS APP
hairman of the house COM
naval affairs has informed
te friend, n member of the
he will positively decline
that committee when con-
pnvenes. The reasons as
CoX's refus;l are that the
on navd affairs has
eely little before it in
fnt congress, and TWEEN
FEARS service in the
lled him 10 the chairman
ign affairs. His friends say
ioioh Cox contemplated adj
number ofreforms in the
hciDg the number of foreign
Festlng conmls with diplo-
er when Necessary, and inn
pc consular system so rs to
more powerful agency for
cement of thocommercial in
pc country.
who desired the chairman
ie committee on elections,
paae Chairman of the com
expenditures of the depart
islice, also c,ntemplates de-
men congress reassembles,
Is reason thlt both he ana
luents are insulted by his
fom all important commit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
, Lottery Mil Case.

leans, La, December 26.-ln
the lottery mail case pro-
n the Unit.d states circuit
lsei 10 the Few Orlerns ma
x moved to remand the case
courts whae it originated,
2uha that the matter at issue,
per the postal laws, comes
Re Jurisdiction of the state
[hich cannot be Invested OF
70 hear the case. The as
lorney-genersl for the post
Partinent made the opening
ut the conclusion of which
adjourned until tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
ssw orleans.
cnAIs.

eEAIs.
cops Lower, white and yellow $780,
no mixed On hand. ustsa
7" 1a,sItsN.s,traiy, fair demand s@i
con,s MEAis ..scane; firm 20ee2U.
PROVISIONS.
srw oaLgArs. bees uabet d. fiou VII
nail and unchanged: family : oles "; hisi
s' pnrx Seesrco and firm 10 o. a,1,,o., -.
iATp-Ateady; tierce. refined s5ss"i' NJ
~. -. do,nand .iiouiderl
,,i.I. IA d 10 long clear and cl.Ar fin. ~. "a,
PUAoos.--houlders dun ana ion....if, w
,ong clear aud clear rio scarce hrIi ~, 80,
HAMs-Choice tnssr-cured eahfafsou ma
';Nti,a,I,ss,.Y--sieady: unchanged. ,..,a
1nrrYy-staady and higher gool ue''iAp'
as,n,,,oi, 10 prime il4i5 ., :,
suGAH-steady; good deinaaa; e9 INV f.ir
gesd common AZ ~ fsif Y i"ly IN, ieas
z'ssil nfline to choice o,s..'za's ~, Z tt;''s'
AZ t,ds., f5zaB5l; white clsfine1 1890
w. 1ssyes-Duii unchanged; coblt'"t ~
az. anime 10 choice s5;5fh - ..~t,,,
u S,.Y~Duil: Louisiana ordinary 10 p'i"''
20. !. ecarss; frm Of ~. .n>,sa,
sncraN gsHD on Prime cruds $500 y,
.,,',,,a.y yellow s24t;: sterling c@sbsns \,
sanksrs' Bills ~. sight exchange Gu -s'
| York, PAT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
COTTON.
COTTON.
ne marnet waa acslye. The qnoialIoDs
s,,p,p Dry Goods.

pytSrs. Albion, solid ianclt o: Siippgop.
old black; ~; Albion, hl,crgtay.b Aipin9,
ahspherd plato, y Ameristn =, hpueyhT e..
.rnIals fancy az. GoehprO fnnry,B kUtck-
erbock N mncy s, Msrrimaqk fancy. .Gls Ma
riDn fancy 81: Orion furniture. y, b'rNlek,
az; nupklrk, u Hamilton enncs.n
ElrAeukp huIHTIHD AND hhfbfisn.-
Ballardyaie 'g-inch, ~. Chapman w s,f,
Ionsliaie a-tnch. ~; I.onsdhie cs.uitTln, Ma,
F,u.i OF lie Loom. ~; New York 1iii., W..
- is, Pembroke ~, %. pembroke 81, IN;
pembroke IQJ -; Hope, Winch, !. lieas
.sad gji0eh, $. King Bee ctmbne, *. ,,.,
BLOWS s,,Esilsa arr s,,a,'is tsaa g IN.
ann yafdsiIck ~, i'onabontas .7Is; fied.
rant 4. lowell AZ, % Pembroke %. ~.
psmbroke l0.i, 22j4 Enierpriso +. y. $500
Ducgs-Prattsiile sost 70 cent nasr ~, =
Il. W0est Point soz., II West Point i.ox.; 4.
roIongp Ducxs-Anehor ~. kca Anchor
M. w. l.osion OH, y; bfssion M. vs.;
boston boz. 10; Concord ilesr .,.. co,.
s.t5sa III. e, ordls hCis, -; siefigun,
49, 5. Omega A 10; biandaId >, j.
Tl'6orndike u. W; ,1'horndihe A,a STAND
sr12. ": bangor. ~ ,on... o.
mhia. o: Jeweii. ~ hinoskeag, !. co.....,,,.
Iraws--A hb0tisiord. II . cents. toyinKion
~ epg isaaa ~ hs Il. sieh5Ia s,0s r.
81 10 $40 pair; III white, R.0J. afq, W. y
10 pair; ~ white, 80, s,9 80 b s,> 70 ys'
pair Econ0my, cOl0rcd, slyi tl.hJtf pali
ao IN s rag d. d Hsshg oa aaaSildes
cni.,ed. Glib, s2k5. do, y IT,, 30. raaop
yl,le silver sray, g.lb., t2.s5; do, t-.b;. sttp
Star X creaeent llss. Gray slg i I. e. e.
ia s1oi "a s,oo' Hiue, sSJo 40 70 go pair.
Groesnss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27

QUOTATIONS ~ sArrnDAY. pEc, ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
CutOn Cotton Rates.

York, December 26.-Com-
b Fink has issued notice
lg to the receipt of satisfac-
fmation that rates on cotton
being maintained they would
fd ten cents per hundred
10 take effect December 81.
lction is not strictly main
all lines, u furber reduction
hain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27
Released.

The two men named bes1h' VINO
a,.,, aryested here several days ago, o@
~ oharre of having robbed a safe IN
az s.r Maroos ware released yesterday.
..itv Marshal Prince of San Marcos
aid not receive an answer ~ n'a or,sst
gram sent the evening OF .he o 10, 'gas
and the evidence against '@e men !" 80
Insufficient TO hold them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-27

BARK, Cinnamon, per Doulii. isat--o. bark,
pa1,,sian. per round, lteeyD. bofss pcr b.
Mails bi.tarbnhnte of sodn per n, sHYiJa sips
i,ar,,a pei ii, 2aD1; castor oil per gai., esVpi ~
rIncllonjaa POI on, p5essi 20 cesliie soup
Tuuttied}, Der n. NafA cream tarhtr. ". y, pers
,,onnd I'D; chalk, limp, per pound, "a,
es.IoIpeI. y. q W, per pound, 7Vasi, chloniri,
EnQiIsh, per pontid, I lfai ~. chlofiI NY
dr.in, 55e,i 81 chiuruiDrn, n 10. cDnitsotis
tIon l,otydar, Blfpi0.soysfs p1wdrEs, a4t----i
EPSON Hsits PR pound. iab3i gum opium. per
found 4 n, gum eaniphuf, .ssss-ai inofphlpe,
per nr,. 81 ~; fDsehins oil, golden, S,lttOs
gninine, y. d W, per o.. 50. quipina. Ter
man, DDar o., W.