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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-06-30

On Went de trouver IN nouvel
emploi pour lie cotton tisse en- toile &
wolfe ; on ell fait une excellente cou-
venture de maison.
Outre quill est bon march6, il
possede ravantage de la legerete,
81. on lie compare aux bardeaux ct
aux tuiles. II preserve parfaitement
de reau ct il nest pas conducteur
de la chaleur.
Les patrons dc pindustrie de IL
sole, dams le Tennessee, viennent
d'cnvoyer un million d'eufs au gou-
verneur de Ia George pour les fai-
re distributor dams Get Etat.
LIE commissaire McWrighter, de
Nashville, Tennessee, Il distribute,
dams cette vile, $4,000 eufs de vers
a sole, qui lui avaient etc envOyer
de Memphis. IL NY ell a pas assez
pour la demande.
La rarete, de plus en- plus grande
du srif animal, a attire rattentiOn
DIES lubricants de chandelles ct de
savon, aux Etats- Unis, sur une
graisse vegetable introduite EN- Eu-
rope, vers 1S4S, ct don't rusage sly
propage de plus en- plus.
Earbre a suif est O~riginaire de Ia
Chine ; il Went aussi dams lie nord-
est de rInde. On Ia introduit dams
la Caroline du Sud, OH on lie cult
We depuis dix ans.
II produit I'm fruit don't lie ceur
est CONVERT dune cOuche de suif
Gpais ct content une huile aroma
tique .jaunatre, don't ont fait usage
CONNIE agent da calorique. Apres
la recolte, qui a lieu ell Juliet, dams
lie midi de la Chine, ct en- octobre,
dams lie nOrd, Oh verse sur les fruits
une quantite d'eau chaude, puts,
quand ills ont refroidi, on enleve Ia
graisse avec une cuilliere, on la
conle dams dies cannes de bambous
ct on les livrc AL commerce sous
cette forme.
La Caroline du Nord a 2,O4O mil
les de chemin de fer.
LIE salaire annuel de Porateur de
Ia Chambre des Representants des
Etats- Unis est de $4,000 ;sil est, de
plus, alloue, par an, au fonctionnai-
re, S125 pour journaux ct fournitu-
res de bureau.
LIE salaire du general de l'armee
est de S13,5OO, du lieutenant-gene-
raj, $1,000; dun major-general,
$500 DUN brigadier-general, 3d.
500.
II est accorde Ia nOurriture de 5
chevaux all general de rarmee, de
4 au acknowledgement, de 3 aux
majors-generaux ct aux brigadiers-
g%eneraux.
QUAINT aux logements, Ell voici la
distribution
Au general, logement evalue d
1925; au lieutenant general, 800
par mois egalement Aux majors
g%eueraux, 9 cllambres !; aux briga-
diers generaux ct colonel, ) cham
bres, don't chacune est estimee $40
par mois., II nest accorde aucune
pale extra Ell dehors du logement
ct du fourrage. LIE bois de chauffa-
&c est fourni aux officers sur lie
pied de So Ia corde.
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EXCURSION. = Rappelez-vous,
,amis lecteurs, que c'est toujours lie
IA Juliet, jour anniversairc de la
Republique FRANCHISE, que doit
ayoir lieu reXcursiOn i In NOuvelle-
Orleans, dOnnee au bGnefice ct sous
les auspices dies pompiers IHibo-
1aMr No. 1 ct Home H0OL and Lud-
der No. Ticket, aller ct retour,
e1.5O.
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CLARTE D'ESPRI1.

"n un an, on me persuade d'essayer les
PILULEs D'AYER pour guerir indigestion,
la Constipation ct lie Nal de T6te, don't je
soutfrais depuis longtemps. Je c%ommencai
par une dose de cinq Pilules, trouvai qu'elles
agissaient aisement ct obtins une ameliora-
ton rapide. Je continual de men servir.
Une seule pilule apres diner chaque jour a
etc toute Ia medicine don't j'ai Gu besois.
Les PILULEs D'AYER mont retabli la sante
du corps ct rendu Ia clarte de resprit. Toutes
les personnes ~sujettes q indigestion, q Ia
constipation ct aux maux de tete devraient
connaitre lie merite de ces pilules. 152 State
St.. Chicago, Re 6 JUN, 1882.
NJ. v. WATSON"
Contre toutes les maladies de restomac ct
des intestins, essayez les PILULEs D,AYER.
PRErAHfEs PAR
Dr.. &c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
En- vente chez tous les Droguistes.
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LOrsque lie sang n'agit pas bien
ct est impur, il a besoin dun alte-
ratif, parceque sa condition he !ui
permet pas de roster dams Get etat
sans ttre sujet 4 DIES rtsultats Sc
rieux. IL NY a rien de meilleur pour
purifier lie sang ct bonner de l'ener-
gle que la Salsepareille d'Ayer.
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] gAyON.-Le meilleur savOn de
.o1ette est le SavOn SOrtant DIES ma
,.ufactures de Pears. On peut Sc
p~cocurer Get article de toilette a la
.harmacic de Mr.. Jos. II. Tllibo.
1auX.
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III. HOFFMAN,.
Dealer I'm

EURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
J. Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tation black walnut Collins, also cypress
cofins made to order, &c, &c.
In connection with A. H HOFFNANN, Cab
met Maker and Repairer Of all kinds Of fur
nlture. Nam street, -
l5-jan76 ly Bet. jackson and st Philip.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the Police
Jury at its session on the first Monday of July
at two o eloes =. NJ tor the construction and
erection Of a iailer's residence on the Jail pro-
perry, corner Maronge & Main streets in the
Town of Thibodaux, according to plans on ex
hibition in the office Of +. Samoan, Treasurer
of the Parish.
All bids Will be made for cash payments ON
completion Of work.
The Police Jury reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By orders of the Police Jury Of the Parish
of LXfOurche.
s. 7. GRISAMORE.
President.
J. F. ALLAN, Clerk.
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PARO1SSES


LIE Courier de HOMmG annOnce
que la came est un peu en- retard.
ma;s. que les habitants ont pespoir
de faire une bonnie recolte cette an
nee.
LIE 10 JUN, est decide 4 Houma,
Joseph j. n. Duthu,. fills de A. Du-
thu ct dErnestine JOLIET, age de 5
mois ct 3 jours. LIE lendemain, au
Petit Gallon, est decide, a Page
de 4 ans ct 6 mois, Isia Babin, file
d'Omer Babin ct de Victorine Ma
varre. .
Depuis I'm mois, au dire du Jour
nol TIberie, les pluies sont pressure
continuelles dams cette p~aroisse, &c
qui gene beaucoup Ia culture DIES
champs.
lie meme journal nous apprend
egalement quinn nomm6 James
Brown a etc trouv6 noye dams le
bayou. .
Mr.. Jules Metayer, don't rhabita-
ton est situee q la Petite Anse, a
fat deposer dams lie bureau de Pc.
tole d'Iberie plusieurs grabots de
cotton de la grosseur dun Huf. !,
CALCAsIEU.
L'ex.gouverneur Flanders, de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, 6tait derniere'
ment an Lac Charles, pour assistef
a une reunion des directeurs de la
Banque dc C~alcasieu.
vERM1LL1oN. i
Tout marche pour lie mieux dams
Ia paroisse Vermi]'ion, rapporte lie
MeridiOnal.. L'etat sanitaire est ex.
ceptionnelleme0t bon pour la sal.
son, ct la recOlte est belle a renvie
mails il fait une chaleur Nresque in.
surmontable ct les marchandes font
dies piticuses mines.
EST BAToN-ROUGE.
LIE Cdpitolian- Advocate annonce
que rannee scolaire, apAcad6mie
st. Joseph, s'est terminee par une
distribution DIES prix ct une grande
seance musicale ct l~itteraire, ct que
les primerrs, en- fat de fruits, sont
rares. II ny a que DIES figues ct DIES
p6ches.
POINTE COUPEE.
Les melons cantaloups ct les me.
Ions d'eau ont fait leur apparition
ct les habitants ont plante beaucoup
de patates douces pendant les temps
de pluie. La came, CONNIE partout
ailleurs, est petite pour la saison,
La levee de Morganza va Gtre re-
constitute immediatemeht ct la ere
vase Ashton va 6tre bOuchee.
| ST. MARTIN
Les habitants sc PLACEMENT amere.
ment DIES pluies continuelles qui
endommagent passablement les re
c%oltes, surtout celle de cotton, ct re.
tardent lie travail. Par suite, les
eaux du bayou ont considerable.
] ment hausse.
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LETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour du Come District Judiciaire,
ParOisse Absorption.
ClG;rriWe T. MOntet as. ses CaI0nciers
No. 2444.

No. 2444.
Avis ct par lc present donne qu'une assem-
blee des creanciers de Clairville F. MCutet
aura lieu par devant moi. a mon bureau, a Ia
Maison de Cour. a NapolGonville, SAMEDI.
IA JULIET. 1888, a II heures A.. NJ, aim dc
prendre ca consideration Ia petition du dit
Montet pour livrer se- propri6tes 4 ses cream
ciers ct leur soumettrc In expose dc ses
~affaires. ct dams lie but de Sc conformer d tou-
ties autrcs conditions exigGes pat la loi en- pa
reil cas-.
Dome officiellement de ma main, a Napo-
(~~) l6onvllle. Paroissc Assumption, lie
Ills. l4me jour de de JUN, 1888.
(~) JOS. Z. LEBLANC,
juin-30-3f. Greficr.
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E
Ague Cure

Content un 0ntidOte pour les naal0-
dies occasionnees par lie poison niasmatique
qui, .iusquici, nest pas comm avUir entrG dams
aucun autrc remede. II ne content pas de
Quinine, Iii aucune substance MinGrale on d6-i
letere quelconquc. 1T consequcmincnt nc pro-
duit aHcuu ctfet maifaisant sur Ia ctDstitu-
ton, laissant lie sxstemc tel quill etait avant
lattaque.
Nous :a1.amtzsons q ,ac lie "AGUE
CURR"' d'Ayel. g,urit tout cas- de tievre
ct dc trissOn tievres utrrinlttentes, remit
tentes ct bilieusrs. IT In maladie de fnic occa-
sionnee par le miasunc. Daus IL cas- Oh, apres
que l"n aurait fait un usage SUITS amment
prolon.e du relede n'obteuait pas 10 r6sultat
voulu, les marchands sont autorises, par notre
circulaire. ell date du Ter juliet 1882, den
rembOurser le cOnt.
DIR. j. T.. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass.
A vendrc par tous les Droguistes.
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uhlengo.


wool QaIet and slaaIIyi 'resas lllIal.
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Tragedy at n Dance.
lAnnnln ConsllIutlonl


In little settlement In this state
called Cow house, on the southern edge
81 Pierce county country bellies aud
benux were enjoying the pleasures of II
dance. Among the lndics present were
Miss Roxie Wilson aud Miss smith,
each OF whom Ind n train OF admiring
attendants. AZ danro Succeeded dance,
the rivalry, which was illcnncealed.
Increased and un open rupture oc'
Cured between the parties, NJ Ira VIII
eon a Young brother, who wns present,
shnrpencd II knife, aud rushing into
where his sister was Just taking her
place In the final breakdown, handed
IL To her, with the advice not To be run
over Miss Roxie thercupon spfang
ut ISIS Smith, with the fury oi u IL
gress, giving her several tfghtful
lunges With the knife. One cut par
tiaily dscmbowcled the poor girl, and
another made u huge gn.h across her
breast. She fell fanting 10 tie iioor,
aud cannot live. Miss ltoxie was
taken away by her friends, ard Inns
not yot been found by the officers.
The butehered woman was IA aunt
to the assallhnt. THIS cllse VIII revive
the Interest which awayed tie state
during the Kate Southern excitement,
which was almost similar in lis ma
lure. Kate killed her rival, Nnrcissa
Iownrt, while a set for II dance was
being made up, She way tried, con
yictcd aud sentenced To death, 80
great was the cutlery against tie exc
cution OF "a woman that the governor
committed her sentence 10 inrfison'
mon. for ten years. She wns sent To a
convict camp owned By n relative, aud
kent house FOR him, being accoinpa-
MED by her husband, In three year.
tho soft hearted governor patdoncd
her out entirely. While Ia the so
called penitculinry SHE had two ciiil.
dren, one of whom l. named Alfred u,
Colqdtt. The Southern public senti-
ment IL now more disposed 10 let the
law take It's course, even II the eflIni-
unl IL a woman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

the Dallas Brown Stockings nd ,n,,
Gulf CITY club Of Galveston, Tho ~.
,en .,, w.s I'VE thous' nd and Ave
hundred. some dlssau .f.ctIon was ,s \. /.
pressed nv We declsj,ns by Umuirc
isawllns OF Da''"r, which arc alleged
70 have. favored the Visiting cl,,h
S S,''i,,,a cry, total, 8; Brown
me police have In custody Robert
~ Mckee, alias Is r. McKccycr.
charged with attempting to obtain an
ADVANCE from the National Bank OF
Texas on nm imaginary 2sO0 bales OF
cotton. He Is also wanted In Lincoln.
Ncb., whcrea reward OF $500 IL ofered
Tor him. Mckee claims 10 be grad.
untc OF West Point aud an ex.mcmbcr
OF the staff of Gen. UPTON.
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sararrsUi No. j, t'aiiiptIiia, fer ~, 80 10
lec.i No, tsif hHniiOrk ~ Las es No. H..
iafr uuiniaok per III. aiae n AiAi Nuf Ohm
uah per lh Sttl = cisti No 03N hagntiA,
Miel8it
HA1Nis'si- Wagon, short tbs, va gp8spo0s
Wagon, long tug, slE Dl&es 90
toiLAHs;-~ MaHyil full kiaek, sil ia ~ 90;
Wagon, DSifa wool, sot1is.sps tlu coll y.
IL 93gtig,
tiNinLks.- Mind, per dns., - 50al2 30, "
FILLING, No. ~, &c, Dos, n estlv
l1Rln tai. e20Ujet4s a., No, | iti,ss COURSES
btlil tree, as l0gs 1900. No, tied courses iioeo
or love, slsOQ8lubs No, Austin rigs, laced !,
SO utse "a M Fun rirs black, III buel II 5O AZ
rigs, blaeN OF uised. u 80 q 10
toeA clp ses,theg 5lesbs Llama goat !,
s eDaa5 ~; iua fendera | tptsaS
Hruha,~sieurrks, per dozen pfsat1i indian.
amelia, fsr d,snen, ~, MaAicAn, ssin, iowai
Z bes Mex lean 3sin towel, r0vef0d. iuitt MeAt
team eiu iawol, 80. Mcx,ean s,lneli rowsl
coyere., 90, California, less ntsars. llVkes
20 40
,LneoiSue,, Rlf. ioss CAL. oms,s 90;
ChRppeiul, Dtdeibuu
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CUTTING RATES.
A Gencrai Reduction al Fares on western
Trunk Lines.

New York, September rs. The
Dnily NcWs this evening prints the
following: Reports have been current
for u month past that tho trunk lines
have been secretly cutting rates, aud
experienced travellers aud shippprs
knew how to get advantage Of tile re.
duction. To-day, however. the truaks
ARE openly cutting the passenger rate
from New York 10 Chicago. The pool
rate was liked some time ago ut SJ2 10
Chicago, but ns none OF the lines kent
UP the schedule, $50 became The eur.
rent figure nj which tickets could be
obtained. To-day news reporter
was offered "a ticket To Chicago by one
trunk line Office for SIS, ut another for
1880 and at another for $l7 Scalpers
are selling tickets inuch cheaper. SIS
10 Chicago aud ST. Louis being the
asking prices. One party la Wall
street said to.dsy that tickets to Chi
cago would be selling for five dollars
inside Of thirty days. Reports from the
west say the Grand Trunk to-day
cago and Buffalo and that the Nickel
Plate WINS selling at reduced rates with
ntchate, The Wabash Il Rock Island
toHhb hit NHuiiIk NUTS w % anu ~.
Reports from Chicago and Council
Bluffs say the Rock Island and Chica.
20 aud Northwestern ARE cutting rates
TO ". aud bctween Chicago aud Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, tho Panhandle road be-
gan cutting to-day from Chicago
to Louisville, rhe Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago road will
meet IL, and 1t promises 10 be great
fight. The panhandle's object Is ~
stop the cutting OF rates through
scaipers.
Lnto In the evening the Panhandle
road further cut rates toiive dollars till
further notice. This was AT once met
10y the kankakee line and Louisville
New Albany 4 Chicago. A leading
official of the line said 10 an associated
press reporter: you may say fol me
our route Will meet any rate 10y
rival lines and will not
he the frat TO cry fol
quarter. A telegram received from
the general passenger agent says the
Kanknnkee line will meet any rat,
made hy other lines. All parties IN
interest admit they are In for II aud
rates will probably go down to zero.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Thr Lnhor UommIlIec.

New York, September lo-- The sem
80, committee on education hnd luhor
Az resimed examination OF Col.
i1I,ois x. Hinton, Witness thought
W.. attention should be given
,n"'n ,hout the country 20 instruction
~ i,Y'unnrlmary schools, which nre now
" ~ ri "a, schools Of higher edUca-
n's'VN'iftN was the best mode OF teach
w. lahnriug olasae-, and the school
lnk w.. should be- placed on firm
sNslo 9 The course Of Instruction was
uans nerilcinl. lie alno testified at
.w ss1arsble length IN regard To the
e',n WI, '.nssshbing ays,em prncliced In the
ianu k,,,d southwest. Monday, Trunk
M i'aN a@nSnilssloneF ALERT Fins will
anoear as witnsss'
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Dnllding Material

nNil'~ liongh innlber. boxing, Ia inthcn
aud under, FIRST rlarA, $40; srsnrlax ,Sx1, N,
n =, aad s naeIi,s els,, task clears,
SUI, lolhl Aih seantinn, cniiR, t.u
tfitNqlss lret tDnntnoH white pine s,9 Az,
feeopd }, stt thrd do, ~. pupIal IN 81 A.
i've pins 81 ~ III do n. 81 satig. n tlsl, ~
i3lteeNi'p lvMHkAs-i boxing ~ inches and
npdvf, va on OK do iSXS. "A t<elaS Ia.
stauitlinE, lvitt pf any rofnino3 iunhIr'
~ Nts 81 ~, boxing over ~ ncissa S5I .tl.a
- 90 thick clnags, ~ tots aud >. s,s uoss ~ a..
scread class. ans kthd, flN tpA2i 10.
i}ikStfsl.i, AND MATCHED fiodnfNo ~af'irst
elaess ~; second cltta, al.
NiltSAIfNt FHhNlNilfAH IuAnFft--ftt. ~
ana lnch white plre, No; inch do, ssa.t = ~
ttiil 500 iiEADxp az fIAIg.--k irht cu,l,>
mon white plno, z, sssbt - 40, SO: "a DO. ~,
~, s2sbN, do, ~. tM
f?fLsa i,thars.'-i,s, ~, ana Inch. s5s;
HiiiNsLrs- white pine "a. 81 do shaded A.
braid, ~ q Ne: 2. 100 40 "a. I $50 native
flcRkin..~ white pine. dfcssrI and headed .
square OF hat W yellow Pine do n; Hath, 81.
liMk, thhkST, Elpk~~finu. Austin, k125
Per bel.; portland, " per bill. Plaster Fsiis.
New York of Michigan. ~ per Dbl. n
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snlnllD on 4 YIrglnIa JnIlEe.

Norfolk, Va, September 10. Judge
MAYER 4 ,mnitted suicide aboard Tue
R.itinlora e,eanier this morning hs
,,J,t III his troubles 10 mn Eplseopai
,tcr,vman OF Norfolk who cams ifpin
baltimore with him. He said when
,i.ctnI hlge no did not agree Iph1i,,
ONLY with his sons, who are i'rohlhvin'
Rradlusiery. swan lold that loi,'' ~.
would M Interfere wiIli ms 0u,sya -
the bcnch. Recently he . W pg.,
urged IA make rcnpNas nnd aPl'phi"I ~
msnt which Afterwards nppealea ~ -
his opinlnn u violation Of law ~ ~
poIi,le,l situation lrriiHled hiii 9hp ~
aald Inc felt Ike ending ii. ircanlya ~,
hiowlng ont lis brains. ~ y M w ,',,.,.
connected aud an Uncle OF con''noi''s
Mayer
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FOREIGN
o'DoXNrLI no M srcnrrrp,

o'boSSELL no M sFcRFrHp.
London, September rs. III il prob.
ap'e The police will board The steamer
Mnrnian upon her arrival of Sou IA.
nnp'on and take O'Donnoll, the mui.
uoier 81 james Carey. In charge aud
"nhg him secretly 10 London.
riIE ANNEXATION SCHEME.
London, September To- Lord Der.
w colonial secretary, forwarded n
u'spatch 70 the Australian government
stating that the Imperial government
appreciates the proposed scheme and
annexation or the Pacific islands 10
lhe Australian colonies. lie calls at.
,enl'on specifically TO tho case OF the
island of Samoa, where Tho German,
hrlt'sh aud American consuls have
sometimes exercised their influence
Jointly or separately and says the GOV.
urnmcnis OF Great Britain aud Ger,
many made treaties with Samoa which
therefore forms nh independent state
anu its annexation To Australia might
'cad TO y violation of international
comfy. The same he declares to D,
true OF other islands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

COFFEE AND TEAs~1orrrr = tl,mmun,
0ei ordinsry, pssel fair, paie; prime RIO lie;
fnney, lie, tDrdoYa, lDiar, old governments
Java, &c, IRA inipetiHt, iOQst gunpog-
der b0pTp.
snosa.- Very urm; luiiislnna iiufa white,
Dseei of white, hi3cj yellow clarified, pt4el
fancy yellow clarified, aesc. open kcitlc 80.
granulaied lu4 LoulAiaiiR oil GRADUATED,
ipo powdered, t0tfc, rui iu,sf lptse
AioGAssks ANuSSllti Pc ispuisiaiia noiaEaeH,
ptilne 10 choice. tsqes,e; corli kyrap, aUtgisc,
llnNs~i nutnlHna, H5tfpi ~.
FiAil,~ MAcAst0i, ltfb kits, No, !, 81 va No,
2, si.Do. halt obs, No J, eftW; No. 2, g5,bt.
White nsli, No, !, hi. bbis,, tf29t M, =, e1Nl.
Dried hpffipgs, pef box. ipe, Nud iistd al9e.
sAit Coafpe, lu illga, ~, t0 una ~ hhge,
s.r-, LAKE, In nat hppp bois., salgi pcoReta
NAsgEp a0nps.--rilces pee aesen, Pine
apples, sianderd. sla6 fcashsf, aianaasl, Z
lbst ki,6a, lha., sszsaka.J; s0c1hde, z shA,,
fi.tai y nia., s2in Tomatoes. stapaerd, hs,,
NJ ~ kecsanaH, & ins, ~ ~ i Ps., SIS, Green
Cnin, eiipA .B. Green peuR, altb ,iuetes
berries fitsAGt.i1i lAspDefrite, ~ Bl tpNn
uyelesN, full w4ight p, ei.l8. Ms ssit; liaht
weight, In, 6Ae, . H., si.a, halInuu, | D.,
sisa@ la, hnt lines. Am6rteail. $50 g.sssl
imported, SO W eas ei strawberries, VI, si,evi
nlisckbeftiss Fl,aN ateea Raess. ~ tnt-
,lenaFd milk, crown, FT,oSs hssit, st'a swle.
sf.00 .
isgrI German oliye. hiac 1nndlsa, luil boxes
49, iiaiges, idc; quarters, loo lnniBD tl.Vglt,
ldclng, slaIi8 ii0sen. ,oisibgn'e mrA,ard.
III. lDap IS ~ dlkon. Maeehroni, Imported, iaclt
American, Sl.fy box. iinekpis, two hoops,
81 10 .nssn. we'll buckets, sl.2i dpxen BIooiils,
ti.7o&a.y3 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

WuisKy~-kectineds VI i1SeigD, ns per proof.
sour n,aAh, one year old 81 ~ two years old,
Sa0Aa -, three ysafs old ~ 5per27A fancy
extra aid whisky sisee,
WfNf1s-t larvt, cner.Ha NMein0 a. per DUAL,
ityl Cattwbh, pefgallon, Nafa ~ PORT 81 9ltA
90; sherry, per GAL, 81 2po1a 90, Mndelra,
per gel, u oh05 us White wine, In eaAen,
"A N03CiN 90.
SHAArAarb--u, II, mumm Il CO., Extra
Dry, tal i5gS2 %. Hcidsioh, In bask ~, so % u
~ ~; hrug, ~ haHisct ggs Nc1A 20, Domeutic
champagne, VI nleeia 40.
Atk-sAtock Ale. per iuEa 81 ApaD2 N, Porter,
per doE,, az aNas2 -,
Hog'rLNp hERR-St. Louis quarts, sta ON pts.
W. tAt nndweiAor, quarts ety tai pintk bid M.
krlnnEur beer, aui,rta, sla * rthts 4,4 NJ.
hnhiitH Milwaukee,, suer,As9 ~ utnis Sla ~!
| Wuh s'nurh sia uoi Anthcny Il kuhn's, OTIS
! FN pintH era tNl II, CLAUS u n AAp's c.inui.
/ ppghe beer, iunfta sis %, riuis kl2bh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Wool. Hides, nte.

WOOL. Medium, according Ia grade, uunlit
and candiiian, 81 10 3soi bpe aacnr,iiA 10
arsAe. quality and condition.. IS 10 20, course,
according 10 grade qnaiiy n,th condition, Is
quail y nna condition, iatu Ii. MeAican. nc.
cDtdinR TO grade, quality and eandIiipu, 10
70 ~, barry, loss, according 10 amount Of
bnrfs.
lllnFs No, |, heavy n,nt, dry a v isc. No.
z, heavy nint, dry, fl N liu no, !. light hint,
n " iNe, NO 9, hght tiins, " v 60; bkaty sinn,-
asea, 10 bc iailsu hiasA ite2c lossi lrg seltsd.
h6s
flLrntHs Nominal. reasnn svpr Deer
skius. 4 - sk3a,;. antelope ssias, Il % f9vis
u amount ~ wool aicsAfifis slieaSiiuas. acs
raldinE 20 .iipnhf ~ woai iRx5ihes Mexican
sheep nGlts, b y hSiae. aiaSiasn hllasp peiia,
inrlovol, limjsc. aieAissu shtel aherliugs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

% closed quiet aud steady.
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Nav Yonis septemherfa, FLnul-Duii,
WHHAPr.l "a II lower, depressed Rna ~
GE Na. Nd 1891 nv; elevator MA
lilA Aloai
i'ofa- 20 X lover No, . sod ~, q No.
gd0j4es5il., elevator Bi&ta'a nllnat,
rKnyistoNA.
corFge strong and hiGie. flr Rio quoted
ut lpG1lhA.
StfuA ~. strong aud nrtlVei cuba and Niue
,aso dJ,st9st centrifugal li.iG q G,s@11tl
yellow d,t0d&, 6t a sfsstSi standard A w
mould y q. cunfectionpf4 s.
Mot AKstsreln.et and steady New Orleans
in4gJhG fenuiug ~,
Hicsa EIrm; do0,nnd ntiig market flrm.
rOH. Baii aud unsettled ~ t2aulsA,
Lam weak ~ x IONS agias
gur MFATA -hn !, uOinihhi.
Tnrpenllne--t Farm nnd unchanged.
Wool.
wooi.~Q ulct ard steady, TcSas llsf2i,