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Consult Your Own Interest.

Recollect we guarantee relief with one
application Of Hilton's Great English Pile
Ointment, and q cure if directions are
followed. Hale, the druggist, Jackson, O.,
is our agent for the sale of these goods,
and we only ask you to consult him before
trying any other. One application will
convince you that what we say you can
rely on. Try it. soc. Use DR.. Quinns
Irish Liniment.
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LINEN SUITS, Busters, ETC., at
STERNBERGER BROTHERS,
The Clothiers
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For cash l will sell the well known To-
ledo White Lime, which can't be beaten
for any purpose at all, no matter what,
for cash at $1.OO per Bbl. in Bulk.
w A STEEI,
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evert % ksonC County,
material beautiful Trunks VaLses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
A MANAGES MURDER.
"Reminiscences cfs Horrible Crime =, ~,
Times.

"Reminiscences cfs Horrible Grim. =,
Times.
Cincinnati Enuulror.,
Speakin' o. lively lines u
marked M old residenter 10 ~, ~
lnrcr scribe last evening. "ren;nJs
me OF an incident which kinder nsai,
my mar False yet. Iiuvin' some husi.
ness down 10 the mouth % the Rnd
River in 1850, l boarded tho stea,,ar
Natcnez aud made the trip from New
Orleans. Waited round tha ,,ha,,
me night 4 got through for re-
turn boat, am bout IL o,rlons
the Is: Ia. Hodge came an / went
auOaru her. she was first-class
boat In the Red river trade. ana ne 4
sauniercd up to the bar | noted thai.
she was purity well filed up with pas.
ssengers, for could not rel u room.
Every table was pulled out, and from
four 10 SIX sitting around them plaviny
poker. 80, having no room, | thought
| would look on. rhey all seemeu 10
be planters, and all acquainted with
each other. They were all playing
very heavy--the ante was frnn IS 10
80. have seen u great many big
games played, but never saw any
more money lost or won than did
that night. | got stuck LOOKING
on. II was n quarter to three
O'Clock, when the ladies' cabin door
opened very easy, and |, not being en-
gagged In either OF the games, looked
up To see who came out 10 my sur
prise saw II man about forty years OF
age, with nothing or but SHIRT. His
hair WIS standing straight uson his
head, and he looked like wild man.
sure enough, he came rushin' for the
first table with a butcher knife in his
hand. hollered as loud as could to
look out, but wasn't soon enough,
for he plunged that knife to the hill in
one of them planters, and rs they all
raised to jump he let fly mt another
and killed him. Every body
was running for their guns, and some
was afraid he'd reach 'em II
they started for their rooms. A lot OF
'em run out on the guard. / grabbed
poker and laid ..or him. He cum q
runnin' after the crowd, and the
minute he showed up | hit him a
crack on the head aud dropped hin,
like butcher would n steer. Then
they tied him up with ropes, and,
cold night as it was, we carried him
to New Orleans raving maniac
without any clothes. The Two plan
tiers he killed We're sent back to thei
homes, after they were taken care o
ut the Morgue ut New Orleans. / tel
We, never want to see another Graz,
man as long as | live.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
s,nn,e Dry Goods.

IfrAvy BeowS Corroxs Net 60 dNys-~fin-
tcrprlse ~, ~: Langley, III, IA Langley, 10
8lS, Atlanta, 81 Z,
FINE NHowN Gnrra Ss-- appleton R.t-i, 7sz:
Ranger ~ 6ls; Root G. ~. Bli; Bedford H., ID
In, ~; Pepperel r., ~.
nDGorroS s--Nct 90 days---r.oua
~, MI; Larger ~, 30 Blackstone A \ -, o;
CabotI,i, y; io Il II ~, ~; our own T.s, G}a,
bntLis- Hinck AID browntrum, 3 ton.
| g BhowSI lncks--Ioae Star or. II; Mag
| noiin Hea, ff{S,
coEogEp DrcEs--Boston o. r., 81, Concord
| brand 10 o., 10.
| TICKING--t onesto9a. gold medal i5lS; Ia
gor mncy stripe No. !, il6: Omega, A. =.
| 1915 Thorndykc, No.
GHEvfors--Adrintic. ~. American. ID
lIngtous IA to VI; Aprpp checks, w to
Hickory srHfI'E-- Hamilton, blue
black, sc; Rock river ~
PRINLS- Hartsts, 6lsc Spragues, SIC; Con.
Devon Nire.s styles, luo1l2; karies, on, 49,;
book fold, sA4Gp5,S;.
CorroN DRESS aooos--Dibegc, &c: Alpsra
lusiers p@liDl<c i,rocades. TIE Lace bant-
inga, ~, 10, t2GelGIlc.
BLANK IT. addle blankets, sT.pnAt'b.
doh.; grey blankets y .2J, 2.sl, StGts.N ca
whiic blankets, '2,2i, 3,Ul, t.Vhqt a.oD each;
scarlet blankets, S7,,m, nDini9.n eHeh; Cali
forpia lankets. sj.0n 7.p0tD2.5a cnGh; silver
grey eiankets, s2.2j, 2.,5ig1.5, each; lap robes
| Blil01e3.tHj each,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
arop erl Is.

COFFEE AND TEA. - COFFEE - Finn;
common, &c. ordinary, Vac; fair, e1ac; prime
Rio, lie; fancy, We. Cordovn, lol9c' Old gov
eminent Jass, Ssc. TEA--iinperiel, 40 q;
gunpowder. 50&70.
SuGAn--Nery firm: Louisiana pure white,
&c; or white, Vic; yellow clarified. 9l4c;
fancy yellow clarified, 9Hc; open keltle su.
graduated, aN; Louisiana or graduated,
i9l4c; powdered, l04c; cut loaf l0i%c
MoIAsSE5 AND SYRrP--Louisl m0lasNcs,
prime 20 choice. iaephlc corn syrup, s2id45c.
RICE louisiana, 694I11a'.
Fist Mackerel, lUb Kits, No. !, 81 10; No.
2, Si.0a: half nbis., No. l., y.@; No. 2, 81 c.
White fsh, No. 1, hi. bhis., s7,2S; M. 3 800.
Dried herring, per box, iUc. Cod fish; eye.
sALr--Coars2, IN hays, al.bO; fine IN bags
-; Lake, Ia nat hoop bbls,, s!,so@a,o; peck
cts sNc.
CASNEp Gonps--prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, Sl.D1; Peaches. standard.
lbs, sl.65; 3 lbs, s225a2.oD; seconds, > DIS.
$50; MS. $40; Tomatoes. standard, los.
si.2s SECONDS, ms. ii In ms, si.f Greer
corn, SllO0l.bo, Green peas, fl.SD; tosse
berries, 81 sl1ti,iN, iiaspbe'rles, u Box Cow
oysters full weight, J ~. 81 u; 2 NJ, SIN, i,gh
| weight, M, 6je; 2 H.. sl.2F salmon, J j.
! sl.s5a l.,i; Sarines, Americana, $3.50 cast
! imported, 1900 epse: Stimwberrles. 2 b., Sl.M
! Blackberres, sl,2j; Green gages, Sl.5i; Coz
! denssd milk, crown, 500 Eagle. $40; Swiss
| 500.
suNDRrEs-Starch, SIC Soap, common
| $40; Gerloan olive. SAG. candles, IA boxc'
| lGc. nalyes, lGc; quarters, Iyc. iniigo. y. t'i
| Blueing, B9l.'O dozen. t'Dleman's mus ard
| 81. 100 s,.5i dozen. Mnccaronl. imported, l5clf
| American, sl.'i box Bucsets, TWO hoops
sg.l0nozen; well buckets, SIS dozen. Blooms
| 81. % dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
THE MORMON IDEA.
What They ThinR of Our Abi,ityin suppress
pressing Their Methods of Marrying.


While viewing Salt Like City re-
Gently, writes correspondent of the
Denver Tribune, | engaged Mormon
hack driver and seated myself by his
side, aud at once engaged him in con-
versation. About the first question he
asked me was whether so
not was n Mormon,
Knowing thai it was his belief,
l replied that was, and proceeded to
get his views OF the Gentiles.
man, and had three wives
and was well posted i'll church matters
In regard to "A number efleading ques-
be done with the anti-Mornons he re-
piled. 1--WE should fire them out of
Utah. Keep the ungodly wretches
out of cur chosen land. They are not
fit 70 associate with us, aud the quick
err we get them ont Of here the BETTER
THAT is fact," | repl cd, land /
have heard that the Genliles propose
to distranchise us, even at the point of
the bayonet. j lave heard it whis-
pered around among the Gentiles that
they will make us live within their
laws or exterminate our entire sect
In conversation with several other
Mornons, / found the same feeling
manifested. that the Mormons could
whip the United States government,
and that they would never submit to
have what they considered their rights
encroached upon. and that IL would
be dangerous to use effective means to
check this growing evil of polygamy,
both to society and to government.
At this my Mormon brother laughed
sarcastically, and replied with much
vehenlence, 81 would like 10 see the
dirty dogs try to whip us. Let them
try ii, and we will clean out every
dirty dog OF n Gentle, and then we can
live in peace There is 10 Use oil talk
ing that we cannot do it, f5r we can;
we are better drilled than their sol
diers out at Fort Douglas. ! tell YOU
that Brigham Young said he would
! kill every Gentle if necessary, and he
| knew it, for it was divine .revela-
| ton sun. ~ ~ sauzsEas,
The fact il, the women are Us BAD rs
| the men. and claim that polygamy is
all right, and that they believe inn
nIicitly in il. | asked one lady II
! .lle did not feel bad when her hus-
hand took his second wife. ''Ob
yes . she said: II felt very bad, and
cried two or three days over IL, but
YOU know it is one Of tire facts OF our
| religion that the. more We suffer
on this earth. the better we will enjoy
ourselves hereafter | told her that
might be an excellent doctrine, but
IL did no, care to belong to 3 sect thu,
believed IN such religion rs that Al
| this the lady became very indignant,
| and fold me | would 20 10 hades on
the run, and not being sure ia regard
to il myself, ] bid her good morning
and LEFT her to her own reflections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
4 Sad Seaside Event.
rAtlnntic CITY letter ]


Writing of the little folk reminds
me ola STANCE and sad event of last
week. Two little boys had been living
here. at the Patton house, named
nJobpiei' White and 'Joen Patton.
Their mothers are sisters, and there Is
a third sister who also has Il son, and
the three boys were all born in The
same month, and were brought up like
triplets. and every summer Of their life
until this they have spent in Atlantic
CITY together. But this year the third
cousin stayed in Philadelphia. Well,
last "Wednesday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton were aroused
nv strange noises IN the mex
room TO theirs, where the boy,
slent. Going in they found
iJoe, struggling with his arms as
thouph tryiig 10 SWIM, and crying
.ihelp! heip,n He was fast asleep ano
dreaming. They walked him, but az
soon as he fell asleep again the dream
and struggles and cries for help re-
turned. The other boy slept quietly
| Mrs. Patton, who i Of a nervous TEN a.
| peram mt was so alarmed that she dl'
| not dare 10 go to sleep again, ana sa
up all night watching her boys pam
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Kansas city.
PRODUCE.

nnAS-.No stock ~ ilrst hands Joeblng !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Bniidinr Material

LTNnrH--Rough lumber boxing, ~ inches
aud under, first clues, $40 stripping, My5 IN;
boxinghnd ilooiing, clears; ~; thick clsars.
~ and ~, s22; rough lumber, SECOND alasa
go. joiFt and scanLinR, cniis, SO.
HIBiN,l--Fiist common white pine, s33 h.t
second de-, o; lhird do, 81; Poplar, ~ g /. maj
tive pine k s2 y DO ~ " native r.ugh,sis.
DRF-srD IrNiiER-boAlng " inches and
nrder, - Ma OK do lsNs, . pja2o 10.
scnilfiiDg. Juist or eEy common lumber,
"a ,ati26 ~; boxing over ~ inehes, 1900
~ M: thick clears, ~ To l.aUd 2 r2b OJde2s %
second clnss. amy Kind, slS iW9zl 10.
DRESSED ASD MATCHED FLooHi So First
clnaa. Is. second class. s2i.
WIurEiINE FuHSisjiIHg LrNDBp~--lM, TX
aud inch whirc y ne, T7ig Incl, ,iu. s'.i.
GEiLINp.--DpADED or I'LAIN.-I irst cs.t,-
mon white piue, u. s32,5I ~ 40. sai ~ do. s2j;
poplar, Y. ssl,6lt poplar, n, go; n'stiYepine,
PopiaAR iuMBeR--.iM, ~ and 2 Inch. s5s
do insh sSi.
.sniEs LEs-- white pine A, g; do shaded A,
sj.2D. DO extra No. J., 10: cypress, best. any
brand, ~; do No 2, - 70; do No.a, sa5t native
sawed heari, si.5s saps, sShp.
PicKErs.--Nhite pine. dressed ann headed.
square or fiat ~. yellow pine do. ~. hath, ~
JfNE, CEMENT, ETC.~--I.iuIe, Austin, slt5
per bDi. cement, Iousyllle or lto,e6als, "a
per Dbl; Portland. 81 per bbl. PissfsT PARIS.
New York ar Miciigan ~ ner bb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Linrlnr,.

WHISKY Rect,ncd 81 1s9 49, as per proof
sour mash, one year old, II ~ two years oid:
;2,oa2 ~: three years old 8, 50@2 Is: fancy
estru old WHISKY fisf5.
ity; Cstawba, per gallon, 300 81 Port, 81 2D@
"; Sherry, per gal, 81 1908 90; Madeira,
ps. sa.., s.ss, ~, W'4,Ve 1919. 40 A-sOs.
81 OO6ti0 ~
CHAMPA0sE-G. VI. Mumn q o., Exirs
Dry, US JtaoU 90: II 5dsick, Ia bBsket, go vtie
y ~. Krus, in basket, s2B 0ctI28 UD: Domestic
cham W que, 81 Dy9li %,
ALy-.Stoes Ale, per doz.,s2 u0g2 2,; Porter,
ger dor, ~ gl6te Is.
1or-rI ~ Hryp--sSf. Louis onarts go NJ: MS
ei2 80 Budweiscr, own size, tl3 ~; pintt
"a or krinnker beer. quarts. siS ". pintt
s.2 sn asss'lisz Miiwp lka6, quarts si2 30: pinis
gi3 W. Hub Punch fl2 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Business Failures.

Mass, August 5.-s,spen-
~ saturday of The leather
aslfsey' Whittier q Wilnan
faaaerable uneasiness. Care
y y Tie situation, however,
r ~ Tor general alarm. 1t
n KIM, firm will pay the liza
alqll, and that Lewis w Nmte
|'AaspeoiSi partner TO amount
|S VIII be able to save n DOR
ss ,I., With the exception
n NV, Whittier & Wyman, the
S, sue has been i. Shaw d
n - Sssf concerns were doing
.ls 1aa proil!able business, but
1esa ' meat probably show
MI tY but about twenty
NJ, d Zoe dollar in eaci /
n W. ! liabilities are on notes on
n : a'''lsof +. Shaw & Bro. an.
Il; anavllilies of Il. shaw &
M 1 4 on second name papel
Ise .,ss :, million dollars. III,
hi ~. a. Copeland 4 Co.. G
haea / =. 4 J. q. phinney, NJ
il II. = 4, useenwood and G. w
l. - e,s sooat sS,ooo,0W, but i
k.l l,Auur,.ly erroneous to ga,
Il a ss. oa'lale of the faile:
|asne, for the debts q
lsIs supply joint liability TO
| N. i%nion OF Shaw Bro
Pn & j. TI,in * are the principu
(sIa ! als The suspended firms
n ias,,, : p widely distribute
sass ' 1ha at ali is shaker kea
\ sn,,a,F bank holding th
! Is.y sn. |. Of this paper, if :"
|siseee,as, Total loss, the prof
TAI N, my ~, q the Institution wi
|arpSIas.' with WITHOUT having recour.
d + w The failure n of Harss'
'asaAout s smaa Is not expectt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Annther I,rnd Onenel.

st. Louis, Mo, August 5.-That
part of IL q Kansas City, Springfield d
Memphis railroad between Springfield
and Hoxie, the point where It inter
sects with ana crosses the Iron
Mountain q Southern road, is COM
pleted. and passenger trains will COM
mence RAINING tomorrow. The en-
tire line is Completed with the excep-
ton of fourteen miles, which will be
finished in /. few days and the road
opened from Kansas City to Memphis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
THE yOUDOO DOCTOR.
Details of the R.oent Houston case-An !

Details of the Recent Houston Case-An Ar
rlcan Superstition.
DR.. Howard, u well known physician
in Houston. was recently called in to
see IA colortd woman in Fifth ward,
who was reported as being at the point
of death. He made the call and found
upon examination, that the woman
was suffering very much from conges-
ton. which finally resulted in her
death. When he arrived at the house
there We're many darkies, mostly
women, there talking in whls-
pered tones and acting in
u most mysterious manner.
The doctor, upon enquiring into the
cause OF this assembly and eccentric
manner of those present, learned that
the sick woman was believed TO have
been voodoced and an old colored
doctor had confirmed that belief. lie
attended her when she was first taken
and almost to the period of her death.
During his visits he discovered mt
only thesy symptoms OF one VINO nad teen
voodooed. but ON two or three difler-
ent occasions. while he was present,
she vomited alligator egg, when hao
been used in hooiGong her by some
wicked person. And on one occasion,
! while the colored doctor WAS present,
she threw up lizard, which settled
the matter. making it sure that she
was the victim OF some demon. The
li2aId was whole except small part OF
the TAIL which was gone. 1t was
probably the news of this last occur
renee that frightened the poor woman
until she died The doctor stated that
it seeued impossible to disabuse the
minds of those living in the neighbor
hood who were acquainted with the
facts of the case, of the idea that they
were The dupes of an old negro sharper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
wooI. mias.. k.e.

WooL-H iiun, according to grsdequalit,
and con dillon, - To &c: gne according "
according 10 grade quality and condition. n
"a s1c; Mexican improved, according 10 grad.
quail y and condition. "a iH Mexican. 40
- -; bury, iess, ascending 10 amount OF
buirs.
aIDEs-No. !, heavy nint dry ' N 10: No.
/. n iCc: No. 2 fi.hi fiiDl u n NC; badly dam
aged. y Sc fallen MAE. ~ ~ less. dry .sltsd
+ y Zoe; green sailed, u y &c; green butcher, '
rELrnIEs Nominal. reason .ver. peel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Produce.

Potatoes. country iias0c y bushel; Onions.
new, sSpy u rbl. Turnlps, 4-@3,c Z bu.
teams, II. p. med, bbls., i4s5e; large llme.
GlstG7,; small buiier, 1l26e5c: hayo. gt1la7c;
Pickles. medium 81 5a6si. % q bill; nal, bbl.,
q 900 So Pigs feet, kits, 81 %; cider half bbl.,
s. zoos ~.
Reioil--vinegar, apple, SJ@5lc I, gal, pure
wine, Slc Peas green. died, i, ~, Ni4c; black.
s0prc c; cabbage. &c; slack berries 5nNTje per
gnl Plums 2jGs i0c per gall: watermeiorh ~
@.2j; canteopes lD'd95; Apples 5hG5bc per "a
bushel box; Tomatoes j0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
lEE CHICAGO TURF.
Tor Excellent Sport For tn,
Coming Year.

tf Excellent Sport For the
Coming Year.
Is August 5.-The Washing
aaO the new turf organiza-
Is hitting up an elegant and
r and grounds on the South
which Will be devoted ex-
% running horses, announces
10 cover June 9Th to 18th,
opened seven stakes
s@e October 10Th
VIZ open nine more to close
~ IN. Not less than S45,-
~ added TO the stakes, and in
~ \, less than 500 be given for
me Lorrillard's, DIVERS,
Lastern horse owners have
Pries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

NEw ORLrANs, August H.--FLotin-tl ulct
baa steady; high crude, 25N3aO.
toRS--tluict but arm. tlNAt,si.
OATS Jul: new II. Louis No 2he,d at ~.
old "A; old Galcna ISali
rHoy isloNs-
CORK MEALrScarce and firm, fresh, $50
2SD
poHK-..etcndy with mir demand ut iiss.
I,,Rp--pui-t hut STEADY; tierce, "a; key ".
HULK MEArs-ln fair demand; shoulders,
@ .SVtpo
BAcuS--null and lower: shoulders So long
clear aud ear iib-, : .5els co.
HAMS ssavar-cured, scar GO and firm; choice
cnnvassed, ~ @eti,N.
WHISKY steady; Western ree,ifed, l@
Gi2i
vorrhn- Quiet bnt arm; Rio cargocs com
mon TO prime, 1i40mi&.
SueAis~-Scarce aud iirin; common TO good
common, dt,@'; fair 70 fully fair fa@'94
prime 10 chUi -, It-fsA
MaLNssss--Ceasrifugei dun nj 900.
RH <..-in fair denaand; Louisiana uidlnar,
TO prime, aS4esd.
rErnSrrrFs.
BRAS--No stock IN first hands, johblng 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2tasoc bark.
Peruvian, per pound, i5aM; hofnx per b.
T. &tis; ri carbonate OF soda per u, 3t14l - p
peras Ger N, 2est castor oil per gall. s0dpi 81;
cinchonida, per ov, gMol %; CASTLE. soap
tmottlcdl, per N, ,@p; cream tartar, q. r., psr
pound, sycrtu; chalk, LUMP, per pound. ~ 4.
calomel, y \ w, per pound, I09sp; calomei
English, per pound. udsl ", chloral hy-
drate, DIAL IS; chloroform, yoaao; coriposi-
ton pow der, %'Ge'n fovers powders, t0@i ":
EPSON salts, per pound Sos; gum opium, per
pound, ~ gum camphor, S,ltpS2. morphine,
| quinine, Il. Y W. per or, ": quinine, Ter
man. per or, 80; quininc. German, case. per
| ! or. / "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

sRIRTISo.-No. !. California. per H., ~
&c; No. Z, talinyrnla, per ID. ~ ~ ~ cis6 No
Fair oak Per ID, ~ 90 Is cts; No. L. far
nen.lock per H.. "a TO 80 c,s.; No. Ohio Oh
per H., ~ 10 IS els,
Wagon, long tug, fls UEt 20.
4 OFT AiS:--Wagon, fun stick. 81 motto N.
Wagon, extra wool, DDtos-' y: luck coll y.
a B4rl v.
BEIDLks-D Blind, per doz, - D0@i2 80; "
Filings, No. lex., per doz., IS Jlfp;v ~.
tsADDLts.-- airea stamped Ls,I., si5Vks75U;
Plain Cal, go gsa4j og No. loose courses
stu tree, tls Ve9sJDD No. : tied courses Rose
or Love, sl3 Dla IL So No. Austin rigs 1aces
SIS si21w "
q - l<lNntN goat
Z yo,g3 ~; Toe Tenders, bsf,3 D
HPURs,-tureka, per dozen p'rsi2j: Indian
anolat per d''zen, iZI Mexican, 5-in. Isswvi
no Mexican Sin rvwei, covered. 100, Mex
lean 2in ro~si, H25: Mexican 2incb rowei,
$500.
,,....ssIsesy- Kip. i75a5 Cal. ,cnSigoo,
chappcrei. 7N@l0u. - !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

PAINTS. per b--White lead, ne n; yellow
OILs--S oiled linseed In bbls., t5c per gal;
raw o2c neatsfout 90 Tic; iish, lDfg5ic; spirits
turpentlne. G5c; coal oil. rs cases, Brilliant,
sIo ~ brll 1 no. rs i . r,an, s
per gallon: Etplon, % cases, 500; lard oil,
s., tDdS5c; West Virgidla. 2Oa25c.
NARNI5HE7--' Opal, Bic@sl - per
coach yarnisn, 6; sses'B no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

cArrIE--Receipts ~ supply largely "a
mixed buchering lols which are l5g2i cent?
lover: rsn. ing 5na - shipping giafes, are
also lower; exporters, ~ -Bl3; good ~
choice shipping, 8 5btArh: common 10 fair,
G,,,5,5. slot.keis wanted att sAfj1 ..
AUEEP--Ro eipts i.l0g market steady and
6rnl. medium 10 good Sj0gSi ~ prline, 1901
o.: lambs I 1920 ~ T"xans 4''sp's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

The Willimantic Linen Company
year ago gave notice that no einploye
WOULD be received who could not read
or write. Last week IA humber of H.
literates We're discharged. They had
beer given q year to learn Ia the night
schOoi maintaired by the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

FLOUR easir--Stanrard's royal patept, $3.50
4 hol,; sacks, 50 s,sps ~ y ~ Ns. Corn MEAL,
ner oushoi, sNc; Hnmins anu -grits, y boi.
whea,, " N. ~; Crackers: X soda, 8d8Ntp, Xxx
sNd,,, G0D7; xxx soda, ui4@7iSc: cream toda.
sAt@,u.5c: \ lemon creams, tte 0}sc. X ginger
snaps. Wa 20. NX, alDc; assoflcd cakes and
jumbes. lSDi2Sc. Wheat IN ilgst receipt;
soc SSi, as To quality and wondition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
The Big Narrow.Gauge Scheme.

st. Louis, August 5.--The new pro-
ject OF building a narrow-gauge from
st. Joe. Mo-, through Eastern Kansas,
Southwestern Missouri and Arkansas
to some point on the Gulf of Mexico
in Louisiana has been been settled
upon, and the board of directors and
following offers were elected: Presi-
dent. Abraha,l Neve of st. Joe; vice
president, G. Leland of St. Joe; secre-
tary, j.. w. Porch of st. joe; superin-
lendent, 'seph Harris of St. Joe. 1t
is the intention of the board to issue
IS, 0oO, 900 in bonds which will be taken
by an English syndicate. The remain
der will be disposed of in this country.
A survey OF the line will be COM
meuced early
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Nails, rates, 81 ~. Hoes, n q cent. of: Axes.
Collins, ST. ss simmons, 05s; HaclslnaatN
- So Anes's shoyels, n dor, sl2VO; Horse
sheet Iron, No. ~ II, 90. Fence wire,
s,sm9lEc. TIN Plate, $3.50: Trace
chains, 50 2, aoz: Tlnwnre, 40 ', cent. III;
Cooking stoves, 81 n0tt1O 0n Fire nlenieis,
$40 U0qDo 90: Coffee mills 2, u cent on: Roits,
10 Y cent. oil, Carring. hnlts, 90 u cent. of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
The Swiss ,,eIchrnti0n,

Chicago. August 5.-The swiss ma
tional eel, bration by the people of that
nationality in Chicago and Milwaukee
began here today, and will continue
tomorrow and tomorrow night. 1t
consists of n parade,a representation of
national costumes aud manners, sing
ing, speeches, athletic games, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

skina, " 10 2Ns2i; antelope skins. a N 1fNtis (:
goat skins, each bspkt sheep pclts, according
To amount of wool. 2'udnp; shesrlings. ac-
coriing TO amount ot wool, lnpi5c; Mexican
sheep pclts, v h Ssbloc: Mexican sheep pclts,
improved, li@i2c; Mexican sheep shcrIings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Hon. John 7, King. Of Augusta. Ca,
y summering IN the mountain region
OF North Carolina, at tile good old Age
Of 81. He was a senator Ia congress
80 y.ars ago.