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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14

A SPECIAL to the Houston Post
from Orange, 18th inst, says: "The
new steamer EMILY P., which is
being built BY .. B. Peveto and j.
Fl. Belts, was successfully Iaunch-
ed to-day. II is to be a frst-class
passenger boat and viii fun from
Grange to the bead Of Johnson's
Bayou, near the Gulf coast, IN
Cameron parish, La. where mr..
Peveto Is about finishing what e.
To be known as The Cameron
Sensible House. The beach there
cannet be ezcelIea this side Of
Long Branch. Is win be one Of
.he best places 10 the country for
bathing. fishing and hnntingp
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14

THERE is some mystery connect
ed with the indictments against
Kellogg. Two weeks have passed
since they we're drawn BY Mr.. Kerr
and they have not yet been return
ed to the conIt. Is it not possible
that Kellogg's influence has been
strong enough to have the whole
business dropped? Ia that case
Kellogg will not pose as a defen-
dant in star-route case after all.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14
Misosllnneens.
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE ~ NV opraAsa, Il

III I777I7- 4
AT0TICE is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice nf
his intention to make final proof if aupp.,rt
of his claim, and that said proof win be frlade
Charles, La, on the 10th day Of MAY. Isss
WIKI No. 1880, L. A. Miller, OF CH1caela,,
parish, La, for the NE54 Of SE14 sec "a and
VIZ of sW1 and SEX of SW1( of sec 85 m
Up. Of Range west
He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and eultiya.
tiun OF, said land, viz: Roht. Landry, r. r
Dies, ]. E. Miller and D. j. w. Miller, ali M
Calcasieu parish, In.
April-14-5t G. b. DARRALI., Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14
T. B. F ER r E N.
Contractor e. Builder,

TTAVING DETERMINED to resume con
tracing and building, the undersigned
desires TO inform the public that he is now
ready to make estimates, render bids and
take contracts for buildings Of every deserip-
ton. Refers to work put up by him in various
sections of Lake Charles. Terms as reasona-
bic as possible, and live. Satisfaction guar
anteed in every instance Iapr-l4-u.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14
MORSE'S
MAGNETS.

ID EE. n. y. YOgT. Proprietor 81
Ii 1.-THE PuLPIT AND PARSONAGE, 'reeom.
mends the Magnets rs follows:
Having been afflicted with malaria for
years, and having taken quinine till my neryea
began to be affected, / began to try so-calleJ
specifics for malaria of every kind, only to ~
disappointed. ] was assured by business
man with whom ! have daily intercourse.
that If ] would use Prof. Morse's Ague Mag
nets, according to directions, they would
cure ME. am now prepared to say that
regard them as infinitely superior to quinine.
And decidedly better than anything have
ever tried, A trial will cost but little. You
VIII be sure to recommend them to your
friends. apr-1446m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14


BkowR CHHisIcAf. Co.
Centlemen - For years ] HAYS
beena greatsufersr from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having triad
everything which was recommend
ed until, acting on the advice Of q
kiend, who had been benehlted By
BRoWN's lRoH RlTTRRs, ! tried q
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous 10 kaking BRowK's IRoN
BfrxKas, yerffhingI ate distressed
me, and sufeSeG greatly fromA
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was nnbeaTahie. Since TAX
ing BnowHs lRon REx1Rks, all my
troubles are esah end. Can eat any
time without any disagTeeAhls no
cults. / am practically another
peFaen. Ma. W. j. lFLysR.
b. Maverick ST., I. RaslaM.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14

BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs.
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such as tast-
ing the food, Belclning,
Heat In the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will NOT blaclSan tho
teeth pr give headache.
Sold by All prngsipts.
Brown Chemical Co.
aaltlsaase, Nd.
Sc khaf ~ frun kitsrrs are saade ~
EeaNu CAeniieAl Co, haltinnHe and
hare crossed red Iinc1 and fl.d6-
saark 7n MzannqE.
BEWARE Of INVITATIONS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14

HAVE bought Tie old Spikes Ferry. on
a sapige river, and viii keep It in iaIii re-
pair f9t f1ie tfaveling public having nut IN a
new and substanilal flass VII go, \ -,
PASTURES lrae Of charge
p 4 tIesQRQU cpAIsE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14

essfsy,s7 w fis assiogfcDfa IT Ldhe charIes Lou
iea,,a. as Ssoosif- Class Matter
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-14

DHVI III anu IL OIIlDIU IEt71 N1OIIVV'
Calcasieu parish, Louisiana.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-19

TRAINS FROM RENO TO CARSON AND
VIRGINIA..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-19

.za,-s such as Loss ~ Memory. itsast' t'.i-
Noceuynal Emissions, AvcTsiors to soci.t!,
sSvacss Of Vision, Noises in the Head; tic VISA
sud passing unobscyoa ia the urine, ;Anu MANY
ether diseases that lead TO Insanity and Deaeh-
DIR. NINTH, who is regular physicia:ii
Graduate Of the University If PennsylFalh&)
,9iU agrcc to forfeit FINE HUSDRhp DuL-
LARS for a ease Of this kind the NFIAi' hi4e-
T0RATIy Z, (ua.icr his special advice ard treat
,rlellt( viii not cure, for anything IMPURE OF
luxurious found IN It. Dir. hiSiiE treats az
private diseases successfully without mercury;
Consultation free Thorough examination anu
advice. including analysis Of urine, 8. Pnce Of
NIrAi. RESTORATIVE, s. a bottle, or ionE
times the quantity, $40; sent 70 any address,
ssren receipt OF urica, n G. Q. =, secure ifeih
observation and in private name II desIr2d, by
T. y. MiNTiE, u d,
II KearEey St, San rancisco, Cal {.
SAMPLE rOTTIG FREE viii be sent To any
kRe applying by letter, atiug symptoms, sex
and age Strict secrecy III regard 20 ~ Huoi-
ste4s transactions. ,,
Or. s:iN1It'S KIDNEY EEMEDl-NhP,
ERETICCN- cures all kinds Of kidney and
bladder complaints, gonorrhoea, gleeJ, leucof-
rhoea For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle;
.Sx bottles for s..
DIR. AlINTIE'> pANDELI0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
Ia the market For sale by all druggists
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-19
DIR. So IN n h. L u,
a8e. IL Goagny Street.
sreats Ill Chronic and Special Diseases.
Xogz.n -Sn

XoEan . NE Ola
FSr:so sxssS :se sFsFrEiEs sro:ss ia
III elects 0l youthful foliies or indscretl II
s'ilI 81 ven te avail! themselves o. tins, the
greatest boon ever laii on the altar OF sui
:sting h,u..anitv Dr.. SpinHey viii guarantee
10 forfeit $500 for every casa OF Seminal " can
zeSs IF private tisease Of any kind OF character
s-rick he undertakes and falls &c cure.
MIDriE-AGED Men.
There are rna,y at the age Of thirty :" sixty
s-,,g are troubled wish 700 frequent executions
K the l,aallr. often accompanied by a Sii@i't
martin. 81. burning sensation and a weakening
III tI.g ;, st..a III a manner the patient cannot
yck.ot,nl fer ca examining inc urinary &c
;.ositsa rofy sediment will sften ne ieuEa, ana
sometimes small particles of al5u;Hen NH a'-
1,ear or tn. c,I3r Will be " thin hi F.t2si hu2
I.e4in changing % a dark and }orTit appear
anoc. There are n2;G.- men Wa" die % tins t!if-
ticultE ignorant OF the cause, Wti!ch Is ne Sc
qrd stage cf seminal weakness. u = vi,
guarantee perfect cure in ali such cases. and
!, neaiIlN restoration Il tie gent" urinary
DIE Hours-13 to /; and to 5 Sun.i'ys,
e-3,,, - +, ~ = ~. Consultation Tree,
y1;ee~o1 Il exla nation and advice, >.
cal or address DR.. SfiNNEG y CO.
No II keanly ST. san Francisco.
jan3ltf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-19
Misc ELAN EOUS.
g'lle Great English Remedy

Il a never fa.iin
cure for AcfSou
Debility, ENhsiis-
I'd Vital J, sem
ma ! Weakness,
l. st Manhood,
inpotency, Pros
tatorrhea, ?araiy-
81 and all the ter
rible effects o.
Sell Abuse, you:d
fai follies and c%-
ces<es in nlatlutf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-19

AS an invigorator, Hostetter' 5
Stomach Bitters has received the
most positive endorsement from
eminent physicians, and has
long occupied a foremost rank
among standard pr0priety rem
edies. It's properties as an alter
alive of disordered conditions OF
the stomach, liver and bowels,
and Il preventive Of malarlal
diseases are 10 less renowned,
and have been accorded en-
phatic professional recommen-
dations. ForssSale by Druggists
and.Dealers, to whom apply for
Hostetter's Almanac for 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
The City TO Live In.

"See Naples and dien has gone into
history. Therei is many a city in this
country where one could scarcely
more than take look before disease
would send him into the valley OF
the shadow. But Fort Worth is not
such city, and in no point that can
he named has she a superior in the
southwest for one seeking home. II
one wants to make money, he can tie
pointed to men in nearly every line
VINO nave earned enough
to retire on In decade. IL looking
for health, what more salubrious cline
than this Good air and artesian
water and an elevated location GER
tainiy go a long way in determining
this. Is one looking for winter ie-
sort. IL is not necessary to 80 further
south than a city In which the prin-
cipal newspaper has not found II nee
essary to have fires half dozen times
during the season, though the new
year is ut hand. If good schools
for the boys and girls are considcra-
ton, Supt. Hogg can direct where TO
go. The contractor will find more
than he can do, the mechanic better
! wages than NJ any point between
here and the Atlantic coast, the
merchant cash-paying customers, the
manufactures hackers, the farmer 4
market, the capitalist opportunities
that are nowhere else 90 bt
found and all who come
whatever their line, will find
helping hands, a hearty welcome, and
rs intelligent and cultured social cir
cles us any city in the whole land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS

Mr.. David O'Brien, the handsome
and accommodating Texas express
messenger on the Gulf, Colorado d
Santa Fee route, reports delightful
weather all along the line.
Alderman Flanagan was called to
Dallas last night by n telegram from
his n,ira -sati,asy si'n, their iittie boy
was Ill.
The big bell was heard striking at
intervals yesterday. II has n fine
mellow tone, and when the big striker
gets in position its voice will be heard
many miles.
The fire was talked of in the Fourth
ward yesterday in severe terms. If
the guilty parties can be caught they
will find public opinion red-hot
against them.
The cotton yards will soon look like
n deserted village.
The new street cars are the object OF
much admiration from the travellers.
fuckers Hill is growing some fine
young trees. Look out for the COW.
One 10y one the roses fall, but the
obnoxious swinging sign remains in
an eXasperating state oil suspension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
THE FOOT-PAD
Gets In His Work ON Three business Houses
Friday Slight.

q cts In His Work ON Three business Houses
Friday Night.
Some unknown party entered the
wholesale hardware store OF w. r..
Lake, corner OF Houston and Second
streets, last night, and robbed the
money drawer of So. 40 in change which
had been left in the drawer over
night. The store was entered through
the door in the rear on Second street,
a broken glass permitting the bolt 10
he removed from the outside. The
money drawer was pried open, No
FOODS of any kind are believed To have
been taken from the premises.
Yesterday morning when Mr.. Tai
ly. the book-keeper mt the store OF
.Johnsop. Amber u Young, corner of
Weatherford and Houston streets,
went back into the store he noticed
that the double side-doOr was open, or
rather closed without being iastencd'
He paid no particular attention 10
the matter, but afterward man
came in, and after buying blt, haliu-
ed s. bill to Mr.. Tally. Going 10 the
drawer for change he saw IL was lying
on the floor, having been prlzed
oil. Several papers were lying scat
tered on the floor, but the money that
had been left in there the night before,
amounting 10 between sb and IS, was
gone. MIR. Tally now remembered me
Side door, and examination showed
that ii had been opened by prizing up
the foot bolt and pushing against the
door. i. r.. Bowles, who sleeps W
stairs. heard noise below soon after
the fire alarm was given, and called
out to know who was there,
but received no response. rms, mr..
Tally thinks, probably scared tle ROD
her OIL. ms nothing else was missed be-
sides tho cash from the drawer.
Yesterday morning Wnen Ail'
Reeves, clerk at Turner& McCiuresl
on Houston street between fourth AM,
Fifth, entered the establishment ana
opened up, he found the cash drawer
living on the floor, surrounded ny tick-
els II had con tanned, but minus me
sum of 81 or s. that had been LETT IN IL
the night before. The back door was
also found open. ,t
The door had been in such a c0ndl-
tion that 1t needed attention for some
lime mast. il being possible 10 push
ii open when locked, the bolt noi
beiup long enough 10 do us WoIh.
some trucks had been put against u 10
lar IL. but these were no obstacle
n IL probable that all this work was
none bv the same party. IT is thought
by some that the fire In Center store
was set In order to give an opp9rtuhi.y
for house.breaking in the norlii emu Va
the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
Personal.

M. Kaliski OF Decatur is at IN,
Clark house.
G. z. Witten of Austin is at III,
Clark house.
Thos. Jordan of Chicago is at the
CLARK house.
Mr., William Byrd of Cleburne called
OF the GAZETTE last night.
j. b; BARLEY and Frank Brazelton
OF Bonham are Mt the Lindell.
G. A. Pearson and wife of NIoberlv
Mo-, are registered at the Lindell.
j. ;. Tucker and wife of Sprinutown
were registered at the Lindell yestor.
day,
DIR. w. A. Adams was called 10 De.
catur last night ON professional BUSH
ness,
Senator Fowler of Bastrop, a MON.
Der of the Eighteenth legislature, is
in the city.
Captain Robert Kinkle of Crane.
vine arrived in the Fort Yesterday.
and contemplates making this city his
future home.
4. Nj. Houtts of Hereford Station,
Wise county, was in the GAZETTE Of
lice last evening, and left for home
this morning.
A. a. Crane of Cambridge, H., a
leading breeder of Hereford cattle
gave the GAZETTE a call last evening.
Tie is stopping at the Lindell.
Temple Houston of Mobeetie, son of
all IA, adj "a iat 4.
Panhandle district, passed through
here yesterday on his way TO Austin.
Mrs. Gilmer, sister of Mrs. Walter
Maddox, and her son Steven, who
have been visiting their relations in
Fort Worth, are both very low with
pneumonia at Mr.. Maddox's house
but heyoung gentleman was improved
somewhat yesterday.
Morgan Jones, president of the For
Worth Il Denver City road, came In
last night from Galveston, where h,
has been experimenting the building
OF water-works for that city. This
work will be finished in u few days
greatly in advance of the stipulated
time. If Galveston will get Fort
Worth men TO superintend in all bi,
enterprises she will be n city after
4 while.
Prof. J, r.. Cole of Bryan, professor
of English in the State Agricultural
and Mechanical college at that point
was in the city yesterday on his return
from visit to Wichita Falls. He re
ports an attendance at the college o
over ninety students. III Is now in ;
tlourishing condition. There is a.
abundance Of everything needfu ex
cept students, and these must con
tinue to increase in number, and tn
college be big success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
building Material

LuMpsR- Rough lumber, boxing, ~ irchna
aud under, nrs,-class, 81; stripping, tfxS, sei;
boxing and flooring, clears, SIS; thick clears,
IA aud IN, sN; rough lumber, second class,
SIS, iost aud scaniling, cnlia, sis.
siptSu.-Flr conmon white pine, $50 10,
second do. Sae third do, sex, poplar, 81 81 mn.
tive pine X; s.2epSa&i bo do ", SIS; native
nRrss,np LuNnrR Boxing 10 inches and
under, Sst OMAN %, do lsxS, so NicA.S 90;
Ecantliug, loit ar any common lumber
ilN NesS no boxing oNCr ~ Inches, Sal,ONia
~ %; thick clears, Y. ollsnnd =, Ssl OCOhsa so
second clase any Kind, $50 NsssS so,
DNESAKp AND MArCiieD fhouNtNG--E lrI
class, S., second class. Sal.
MmlrEfiNe fukStsiuNU irMHER--iN, ~
and inch white pine, S0 inch do, eda,
GkthlNos-nEAnNn or phAiN--tirst com.
mon white plnc, X. sfN OK I'd ito, $40, I'd DO S2s,
porlAt, y, slbc poplar, y, ssl.6p; native pine,
forLhn L,ianEH,-..i'., ~, and inch, sSSi
do inch, $50,
snINCtts.- white Pine \, 80; do shaded A,
| l.A, oeSifa No. |, $500, cypress, hosi, any
brand, 81, do No, y, $3.50; 10 Nos, $500 native
sawed heart, ft,re sapN, SAN
I piCHKTa, white pine dressed and headed,
square or hat, 81, yellow pine do, 81, latin, "a,
| mMN, CrsiE,sr, Eru--l.ime, Austin, ga
| per bill, Comrnt, Louisville or Rosonale, ~ 50
per bhl,, Portland, 81 ~ per nhi. Plaster Paris
| New York or Michigan, s. per hhl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Wool Medium, according to grade quality
and condition. nv IA zoe; nne according ~
grade, quality aud enndiiionlB 10 ~, coarse,
Recording Ia grade quality ana condition, III
10 I've; Mexican imp"Ov Il, according Ia grade
qualify aud condition, lAtolh Mexican, nc.
cording To grade. quality and condition, ~
TO IL bury, lcss, according 10 amount oi
burtr,
HmEs-No. lhenvy nint, dry n n i3lsr, No.
heavy HUT, dry, " II lllSc. M, l, llghi lint,
N iai9c; M, =, light hint, rlb ulsc; bulls md
heavy, daiOngod, 4, ~ Hise, calf skins ANA bad
ls,dnnngud, q 10 iiOc, groon hnlird, Aopad.
4 10 e; green Haltcd, srubby. y " sex butchers
green 4 70 SO.
Fuits-skunk, lOp2pc; mccoon, gnaie'
cl,yntos, g a. soc, mountain wolf, dg0c ioN,
.u,fsur.
rELrntra - Nominal season ever, Deer
skins, p ~ 2Oe125t antelope HhinH, v N lOltla
goat skiI,s, each lbio2l. eheop pelts according
Ia amount IT wool, 3lrtEupi HhrnilinEk, no.
,oriing to amount " wool, lOtBl6r; Mexican
sheep relth, y 10 Adpluc; Mexican sheep ptlts,
improved, llDl2c; Mexican sheep Ehorlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
l,s 81, ssn ,, isSs; old sSyernmen, lava, SOY;

isc, nancy, isSc.; old government lava, sos:
Arbuckles' Ariosa, lNdiSNc.
THA-lmrerial, tucN'p; gunpowder, sneRIo.
sveAN-flnc powdered, bbls. i0sc.: do,
halthhis,, lo'fc.; cut loaf, 1906 formulated,
s,staeikc., standard A. s,<epacs IN. .. choscc
white, S,sAHSisc., do cho v. q, SQaSasc.; o. X.
prime, eAlesTc, Market very strong.
Rrcss--l.ouisiana. h,teDSc.
flsn-N ckrtel, lnh kits. No. I, sl.iS: No.
q,si;es half hb,s., M 1, zoe No, q ss,ce
Dried herlinEs, per hcS, ioe. nod nsii; eisc.
hays, -; lake. In dat hoop obls.. sSi0i
pockets, AARTlko,
CANNED Goops.--rrices per do.en; Pine
apples, standard SlsN Peaches, standard,
lbs, Sl,tS y its,, Ss,sivos.do; seconds, rs.
SlAe MS, Sa.lu Tomatoes, standard, ms.
N,le seconds, Ms. - MS, u .SnNi ,t1s Green
corn, si,lN9t,Ni. Green peas, N.S Goose,
berries, sl,lNSi.s0, Raspbcrfies, 81 Neai q (;
oys,ors, null weight, H., SllS = h,, S2.l0, liNhi
weight, n, DC. 10, N@s salmon, | b.,
N.Ssts-- Saritnes, American, ssluo case;
imported, sls,6Nsl ~ ease; straw bcrrics,2 n,
Sl,N,eeiGi. Hlackherrics. st.N5; Green gAyrs,
M,iO, Eagle Ccndcnsod milk. s%0l; cown,
S6'aA Swiss, $500,
suSpRi Ns--Starch. tiSc Soap. common
tiSc; German olive, e'ic, Candles, null boxes,
lSs.c, helNee, lNc, quarters, loo, ndigr. SIC y;
kluctng, Nttl.NO dorcn. NOlNmAl'N mustard,
81, sntfsN.hc dozen. Maccaroni. imported, l5cn;
American, sl.Q0 box, huckcia, two hoops,
lodpeen, wei buckets, ss..N dozen, Bruonns,
N,sSGS9Nd dozen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
For the TnMn Cow.

Last night meeting of those OPP
posed to the COW ordinance was held
at the court house. Mr.. a. y. Lester
was called TO the chair and Il. j..
Smith made secretary. Speeches were
made for the COW 10y Messrs. Lester,
Smith, b. q. Johnson, Snow and
Haymaker A committee, consisting
of Messrs. Smith and johnson, was
appointed TO draft u memorial asking
the repeal of the ordinance. The
meeting then adjourned until Monday
night, when the committee Will sub
nit its report,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
cotton.
Id waa aelIye. The quolallona
staple Dry Goods.

PBIsrs.--.Albion, solid black. 9, Simpson,
solid black "; Albion, tllyergray y; Albion
shepherd plnio, q AncriesIi' ianeFh A.
rold'e nncy, GiG cocbcen fancy, -; Knlcl'
crbocler fullcy y Aerrinaek fancy, 6ls; Mn.
rion fancy ~; orion furniture, u Berwick,
~; DnukiTA, ~; Hamilton check, q.
BLKAcnED SHiiirIHn AND siigrTfyG,- =
IsaliardVale; JiDch. bls Chapman J0-ineh, o..
l.onhdale stinch, w LonAdale csm6Ilc M,
wsinsuits, iolg. Pembroke 81, Is. pcn6foEs
~, IL; Pembroke 81 20: Pembroke 10. ~;
Pembroke lg.i,, ~ Hope, es-inch. I; Rose
BUD B.lnch, :. King Bee combIic.7ys'
Buowg BIIEtrts0 AND HltfRfING. - tan
rs A ~; Atlantis. A 81; Indian Head y In
dian Yafdstiuk ~; Iocahontas *, Pied.
mont I; Lowell ~ ~ Pembroke ~, ~
Durps--Praltyiflo Boz., ~. cents. ltaven'a
VI; Wesi Point Boz. II: West Point leos., u.
G p s pss or ie boss xa ie
gnst0n Boz, Is. Concord I00z., ~
TIcri re Am9 91rS, 40 cent as,, SSn.
nn6ncra'dise i. ~; Ihoindiae 4, i: STAND.
sriZ. b5<. Bangor ~.
HICKORY HrRirr- Mechanics ~ cents; %
Jr1ss-A bboiisiord. II y cents coyington
vile, az Bnmboidf. $50 ~ Nicgolas, "a a.,
nt Y, , o,l, w,'i ,i,, sl2 2 i ~ y
40 pair: ~ white, sl.5l, 90, 400. sgl 70 ore
pair Economy, cOioted, blb.t 5l.DH phif
DO. Elh, 800 pair Rocky Maintain. SOC
e1iofed, Glib, sg.S5: do, sib., $40. SAXON
sisf 4 crcsesnl silver Cray 81, i4,7s NJ,
sS q ss 5O 1 sis ~ Ok .o II % s az JAZZ ~ ~
Groceries.
COFFEE AND TEA.--Corrxs-Comn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30
A Change.

y Iva, was learned last night that Mr. J.
:, NEW general ticket agent at the
mon depot, will soon move to San
.,n.onio TO take charge Of the depot NJ
.nat point, occupying, relatively. The
same position he holds here. Mir. w.
y simmons, his assistant, goes with
MN These gentlemen have made
nostS OF friends in Fort Wotih towhom
this VIII be sad news. This move IL
considereda promotion which we al.
IN, most wish were not going to be made.
The GAzErrE hopes the pentlemen
themselves will be satisfied, put knows
they VIII leave many friends here To
regret their departure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Furniture iIeadHieodr, Imitation walnut
each 81 zoos - all walnut, % J0oblu bp Chuirs.
wood aani y dok. " 7ot7 ~; cane aud rattan
sent. 81 Goa 10. cane soai, dining, ela 1pD11 ".
so DAa5l ~. camp ana rockers, each, ~ iifp
2 ~; Mirrors, arch tops, = dor, FlWGl2 ~;
Tables round, ssWlgynG Ulll icnf, f2yAtS ~,
Safes each, 81 2J0b7 W; Bureaus, Ok fIG2l W;
waslI stands II 2ta6 hO bed hpflngH, ~ 1901 GOi
Baby Carriages, ~ NOON
lroahcry--W q teas, "A dor. " Ontki 10: " q
aged. n b.. fallen hides let2c lass. dry ABitpd,
n n Zoe. green sailed. N n 10. green butcher, y
A6a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-30

Bnrk, Cinnamon, per pound. lAb--ci ba'k.
Peruvian, per pound, lbgtSg kofaz per D.,
phraR por NJ. ROT castor oil per gal. byAl W.
clnohonida, per on, stdtl no; oaailla soap
tfnotiledl, per NJ. Bqyp cream tnrinr. =, y, prr
pound, 40: chRlb. lump, per pound, 2sst,
caloinol. T.. ~ w, per pound, T0Heg, chlofnei,
English, per pound. ] iOagi ~. rhlosl by
drate. ] 7beei ~; eti0roform ~ 70. eoIlposi'
epsof0 salts per pound. yet5 gum opium, pef
pound. Is; gum ehnlphor, 2sGp-'f lnofphine,
per on, q "; machine oil. golden. S,@iy
qulnino, Il. y w, pei o.. 70. quinine. Ger
man, per Or, ~.