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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

JUDGE HoADLEY is better and 50 are his
prospects. Tns Democratic quarrels over
the members of the Legislature in Oaio
promise to bring out IN Increased Demo
cratic vote, which will all BE- solid for
Hoadley.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

TUE indications from Virginia are that
Mahoneism must go.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

THE post graduate department of Yale
college will take up this year a novel
course of study, namely, that Of railroads
and their growth, shipping and interua
tional trade, stocks and the fleet of spec
ulatiOn upon the money market
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

Pom drawing, II. G. Weidler, Lancaster
pencil drawing, Julia Keller crayon
drawing, j. P,AOraham India ink draw
ing, W. ID. MOsser oil portrait, Julia A
Keller water color, b. +. Saylor water
color landscape, Bet2 ~ Richards pastel
picture, Indian ink picture, i. i. Abra
ham display OF instantaneous photo
graphs, J. f. Rote specimen penman-
ship. W. ID. Mosser Crayon portrait, j.
w. lIubley blackboard surface, +. Book
niger pastel water color portrait, pastel
ink colored portrait, pastel animal paint
| ing, J. =. Abraham.
The above list Of awards is copied from
the official records. Where not otherwise
specified the awards were first premiums.
Tho Trials OF speed
The trials of speed yesterday afternoon
were witnessed by tho largest number )I
persons ever assembled at Lancaster park.
Not only was the grand stand jammed,
but great masses of men and women
gathered above and below the stand on
both sides of the track and extended on.
tirely around it. The track itself was so
blocked up that it was with the greatest
difficulty the horses could be started, and
they were greatly intorfered with every
time they came down the homestretch,
and il is marvellous that no ono was
knocked down and trampled under foot
by them. IL is estimated that 10, 600 per
sons were on the ground during the
races.
Tho programme consisted of trot for a
purse Of 800 for horses that had never
beaten 2:40 and pacing purse of $3.50
for horses that had not beaten $50. For
tho former event four entries were made
aud three started namely, Mr.. Henning,
toms Felix, Mr.. Hunchberger's Billy, aud
Mr. Middagh's Clay. For the latter there
were nyo entered and three started,
namely, Mr.. Carter's Valley. Mr.: Wylle's
Biz, and Mr. Rhine's Lizzie w oodroW'
Neither event was closely contested.
In the trot Felix took an early lead IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

Ironing table, j. X. Worth breakfast
table, extension table, A. X. Hohmeier /;
parlor set, bedroom set, j. NJ. KEEPER /;
coal oil stove, j. Hiesten Stauffer display
of stoves and tiuware, Messrs. A.
& Co. bed spring, George A Geyor (;
antique furniture, Aug +. Reinoehl (;
table aud desk legs, library extension
table, combined table, sewing table, kit
chen dresser, table hinge, table top, table
leaf and dowel, sink, A, X. Hotfmeier (;
slcng machine, NJ. NJ. Sourbeer butter
print and box, butter worker, butter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

THE Prohibitionists of Massachusetts
cut loose from the Republican party and
give il over to the dogs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21
Al'rIES

Fallowater, Hubbardston, Nonsuch, Seek
no Further, Red Streak, Nctloy, Pinnock,
Shecpnosc York Imperial Summer Sweet,
smiths Cider, Maiden Blush, Canislota
pippin, Seeding, Romani, Spoonhower,
Pittsburg Pipptu, Green sweet, Fallwino,
Levi ;. Keist Rhode Island Grecning,
RDybury, Smokohousc, :. Lem Fry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-21

Stallion years and over LIST, {. Ii.
Robinson, Rockville ID, 4. c. Myln,
Willow Street stallion years and over
d. u. Carter, Woodstock, W. Va.
stallion years old and over ID. ID. Car
ter, Woodstock, W. Va. GcIdiug years
old and over Gottlieb Weuntngcr geld q
ing years old and over . J. l. Giugrich,
Bainbridgc Mare / years old and over
lst and 2i, u. -. Carter mare 3 years
old and over lst and -, !. l. G.ngrrrh
ycarling Elias IIeissey,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
sweet Gum.

When we consider the medical
authority of the world recognizing our
sweet gum to be the finest stimulating
eNpectorant known, and that the pro-
prietor OF "Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
OF Sweet Gum and Mulleinn has the
formula of the Cherokee nation of in
cooperating the sweet gum with the
tea of the mullen plant of the old
iields-which many OF our readers VIII
remember our grandmothers making
under the direction of the old family
physician for Group. whooping cough
aud colds lit Is no wouder that "Tay-
lor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum
ard Mulleinn Is producing such eff
fective cures In coughs, Group, whoop-
Ing coughs and all bronchial affections.
For sale by all leading druggists.
Twenty-Five cents and 81
Manufactured 10y Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta Ga, proprietor Taylor's Pre-
MUM cologne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Personal.

(. ]. II. shannisy OF Colorado City is
in town.
Sol. Kahn, leading merchant of
Colorado City, isin town.
l.. b. Collins, the boss shipper of the
Falls, was IN town yesterday.
Tom. Word, one of the boss cattle
men of the state is IN the city.
w. b. Worsham of the Worsham
Cattle company is in the city.
Geo. w. Merchant, one the leading
ranchmen of Henrietta, is in the city.
Allen Farmer, a leading ranchman
of Wichita Falls, was in town yester.
day.
w. X. Moore, whose cattle run in
Cara county, was in the city yester-
day.
A. A. Nicholson, the cattleman,
has just returned from Throckmorton
county.
G. w. White, one ofthe leading cat
tie traders of Waco, was in the city
yesterday.
Chas. w. Goodnight, the pioneer
cattleman ofthe Panhandle, was in the
city yesterday.
G. w. Word, who is largely inter
ested in cattle in Wichita county, was
in the city yesterday.
IL. ID. Voak, general live stock agent
OF the Gould system, passed through
the city going North yesterday.
Jas. ]. Lyon, Southwestern agent
for Pauly d Bros. jail cages, who has
been IN the city for some time, left last
night for Palestine.
Capt. l.. a. McMurry of the Texas
state Rangers is visiting the Fort and
looking as handsome as ever, having
thrown away his crutches.
J. c. Boyd, deputy district clerk ot
Tarrant county, has returned HON,
from a three weeks visit TO Louisville
& iicago and st. Louis, much i'm
proved in health and handsome as ,
blushing rose.
Mr.. Y. II. Powell, representing Joe
B. Gentry d Co., Hughesville, Mo-
breeders of Pelled Angus, Hereford
and Shorthorn cattle, is in town f
contract for the delivery Of younl
stock for Texas ranches. He is ut th'
Mansion house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
"Knocl<ed Down In Court"

10 THE GAZETTE: Your statement
in the GAZETTE of last Saturday that
| was knocked down twice in court
by Deputy sheriff james Maddox is
not correct Maddox did not strike
me with his fist at all, and was not
knocked down by ATTY one. Az the
close OF my argument nj which Mr..
Maddox took offence he passed around
the table and struck me with his
hand, upon which two officers who
were present rushed between us and
stopped the difficulty. | did not IN my
argument or pleadings say or Intimate
that Mr.. Maddox had Intentionally
testified incorrectly, hut did say
that MIR. Maddox in his evidence had
made mistake of fact which had
brought upon the prisoner on trial a
more severe punishment than he
would otherwise have received,
and for that reason argued
for new trial. ! descanted upon the
evidence Of Maddox lust as any ether
nttornev would upon the evidence OF
any witness who had testified IN so
important ease, stating nj the time
that / did not doubt that ii was an
honest mistake on the part OF the WIZ
ness. Your statement that Nation
was fined $50 for contempt OF court Is
also incorrect, as court had adjourned
Immediately before the difficulty took
place. 1t has also been said that j
was armed in court. This Is not true.
The only siN-shooters that saw at the
time were in the possession OF the dep
uty shcrifis, who have the right To ga
armed in court, while attorneys have
no such right. Mr.. Maddox and ]
met after the difficulty and, AZ ! sup
pose. there Is 10 further III feeling on
the subject. H. u JON NSoN'
Since the GAzErrE's statement Il
thus contradicted by one of the par
ties, we are impelled TO state that on
Friday last Mr.. Johnson brought Ia
the GAZETTE office card signed 10y
himself and Mr.. Maddox, containing
about the same denial In substance as
the above. Later in the day Mr.. Mad
dox called and asked 10 see the paper
left by Mr.. johnson, and upon reading
II overasked that his name he removed
from it, saying that he could not agree
10 such a statement, as the account
originally published in the GAZETTE
YVES correct, with the exception thai IL,
was not fined, court having adjourned
The reporter who wrote up the aliali
got his information from disiiltefes'ed
/ partiea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
IN BRIEF.

a. Co.'S. - ~ '''s9 ''ei''h
last night. '""
lin & Co.'S.
@. Burgower's stock OF silyerware is
unsurpassed.
Latest novelties in dress goods at
Miss Berlin & Co.'S.
Jersey cloth suits made to order at
Miss Berlin x Cos.
Races begin promptly at o'clock.
Get early dinner
The figures quoted. by G.. Burgow-
er on jewelry are very close. 10.
Jewelry Of the newest designs at G..
Burgower's, Main and Second.
For all information in reference to
theraces, look under that head.
\ perfect 1T guaranteed and satisfac-
ton given by Miss Berlin & Co.
Greatest variety of trimmed aud I'M
trimmed hats at Miss Berlin d Cos.
Gloves, neckwcar and handkerchiefs
in latest designs at Miss Berlin d Cos.
The very finest OF liquors at the
Merchants Exchange, 40S Houston
street.
Thirsty souls will find refreshing
drinks NJ Hofimans Merchants Ex-
change, Houston street.
For choice wines, liquors and cigars,
besure 10 call at the elegant Merchants
Exchange, Houston street.
BE very sure before purchasing else
where to get figures on fine jeweliy
from G. Burgower, Main and Second.
For reliable, guaranteed quality aud
very low priced jewelry of every kind,
call upon g. Burgower, corner Main
end Second streets.
The contract for new hose carriage,
hook and ladder. fire eXtinguisher,
yesterday afternoon.
The aroma of one of John Hofiman's
cigars cannot be forgotten. To "smile''
ut his bar is 10y forever. Merchants
Exchange, los Houston street.
In every way the purchaser can rely
upon the representation made as Il
the watches, diamonds. bracelets
chains. etc, sold by G.. Burgower.
Oiiicers..Witcher and Rushing ar
rested u man last Saturday night IN
this city on suspicion of being a man
wanted for robbery and aggravated as
sault committed In Paris. The sheriff
at Paris was telegraphed, and yester
day morning Marshal Rea received |
, telegram from Paria to hold the man
+ and that the sherifrof that place woul'
. be here on the first train. The sheriff
was here about month ago and left
, minute dc, cription OF the man, upoi
, which he wag arrested Saturday night
1 The prisoners name is Mark Wilker
r son, but Is better kown 10y the soubr
duet of Cherokee Mark
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
CITY improvements.

The puhlic work on the streets is
nearing completion; the city has been
speuding money at the rate OF 81 900
per day since il commenced.
\ survey for street leading over
the bluff from the head OF Houston
street in westerly direction TO the
road leading 10 the bridge by the
water works has recently been made
bv the city engineer ana IL Is estliila-
red TO cost about s., POO. Another SUI
vey was made some time ago from the
mead of Throckmorton nj AN estimated
cost of 81 800. Both estimates VIII he
laid before the city council ut IT'S meet
ing tonight.
The work on the road from East
First street to the brick yard crossing
is nearly done.
The city council should open up
East First street SO as 10 give a direct
route To the bridge ON the BiruVllle
road.
The sewer system of Fort Worth Is
working admirably. Not single case
of stoppage has been reported to the
citv engineer, and none Is likely to oc-
cur. The thorough system oil iiushlhg
and the the strong power OF the water
works keep them clean. NO city ID
the country has a better system oil
house sewerage than Fort Worth. me
system, which is the best in use, united
with the local advantages, has gwen
the citizens rs near perfect sewerage
as engineering skill has yet invented.
The location for new city hall VIII
probably he reported ON tonight NJ INC
council nesting. ,,, =,
The citizens OF this city should d.
all i'm their power IN get that railroad
to Brentwood. II this ease be done
ne Fort Worth enterprise ana con
rrolled by own citizens IL would be OF
jncalculabIe value TO the city's pros
perity. :.
Fort Worth has taken the lead ~
Texas in regard to city imprSoD ". ahare
The real estate dealers say that th'
husiness is improving and much val
liable property is changing hands
within the city limits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS
Chris Rintleman has sworn of; II,
more booze for him.

Chris Rintleman has sworn of; no
more booze for him.
The north-bound passenger train
No. 81 on the Transcontinental road
ran through split switch yesterday
morning, about thirty miles north of
this city, some of the cars going on the
main track and some on the switch.
The car coupling was torn loose in
several places, but no serious damage
was done. No one was injured and
the train proceeded on its way after
two hours delay.
Jack Wright. an old tie contractor,
came in from Denison yesterday.
Tom Wombly is here from the
West.
Jimmie BOydston, the accommodate
ing bartender in the Favorite saloon,
who has been quite sick for some time.
is convalescent and will greet h s
friends at his old stand in few days,
Jimmie has been missed by the boys
who will he glad TO hear of his ihl'
provemcnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
MERGER COLONY CASE.
IN d The suNemc Court-Tllc
|,imauh yoi Untitled TO Re-
lia-l Itrdict for
M State.

.si,sr November ia de-
u. ssiered by the supreme
I'm United States to-day in
scadllercer colony land case,
,Hm c. Walsh. commissioner
eaalland office of the state of
sziH.t VIM. Preston. This
1iOdginally brought 10y Pres
snsWntract between the repub-
In and one Chas. +. Mercer,
slhe latter agreed TO bring in
siIarge number of immigrant
kni settle them upon unCcCu-
Bic lands, ana the republic of
|,feed TO give Mercer and his
+, BY way of compensation for
Es, $40 acres of land for every
thus brought within its limits.
art holds that inasmuch as
no proof that Mercer ever
enough settlers into the repub-
,Sas to constitute Il shadow of
nee on his part with the terms
Ontract, the state of Texas is
from all obligation which the
Of Texas may have assumed
lie Of such contract, and that
nant has no valid claim TO
e relief. The United states
Ourt reversed, and the case Is
ed with directions to dismiss
Opinion by Justice Miller
HARLAN dissenting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

ternoon prices ran on AebN, hut In closing
hour the Wabash aud Nillpid's displayed
marked strength, Wabash rising rom slss 10
~. and preferred nom ~ 10 H3A, Northern
Oregon Unconstitutional Ia a0l<. Manitoba
advanced nom 1914 to ulSs. Market closed
strong at the highest figure OF day. wabash
for the second week In November Nillards
woro sitcngthcnc by the rcnisal,o OF the courts
to prohibit the oregon rransconuncntai
cific preferred stock ut the stockholders
meeting tomorrow. Manitoba was better
supported by insiders, on Increased earnings
for The second week In November. ~, PAM
was actively rendered on the stock exchange,
hut was affected by rumnrs regarding The
Iowa pool. ~ one time II WIS stated Tue
dispute. md later u WAS fumorcd the matter
Ind hpcu settled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
The Missing Clerk.

feeling, w. Va. November d.
lystery of the sudden disappear
A Daniel McCulloch, clerk of the
court OF this county, who was
fen Friday night, deepens, though
search has been made. The
The county had a meeting this
(hg and raised funds to hire de-
rs The county commissioners
tomorrow to take steps 10 have
'ch made. Nelson Lodge, a. r..
NJ, OF this city, of which the
~ nan was a prominent mem
WI also take steps to interest
Ter Masons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Yesterdays Races.

|iton Beach. November l0.-In
Ead race, Harry Mann stun
|nd fell Deliah and Shelby
both fell over him and threw
lders. Giant. the rider of De-
ld Henderson, whorode Shelby
!, were slightly injured. Askey,
ode Harry Mann, was hurt
'hc head and shoulders, and Is
Qected TO recover.
b lurlongs-Gouvernier first;
'eter second; Buckle third. Time,
land a furlong for three-year :
Faloma first; Harpoon second;
fhlhlrd. Time, loo.
mile -Itaska first; Dizzy
Seond; Charley Kempland
Tine l:il3.
and fnrlong-Brunswick
Wandering second; Mikes Pride
Time, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Murder and Mob Law.

lottesyille, Va, November 10
rbour killed Reynold Jackson
Jay night. Barbour and "A friend
fsQn Were drinking, and he en-
|ed to persuade the men to go
When Barbour drew knife and
Fkson's throat from ear to ear.
Frtles are all colored. Barbour
Rested, and several hundred men
|nded the Jail, determined to
The criminal. A military com
was ordered out, and the jail
nv guarded. IL is feared another
E,ccessful effort will be made 10y
'iored people to lynch Barbour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Yale college Report.

New Haven, Conn, November ie.L
III rsnort of the Treasurer of Yale
college liz for the year ending Jnly' ~ ISL -,
saU" of 81 ,y24 .32s, AN increase
o;nce lat report Of s77,Gos. Expenses
~, ~ Year s332. s27. The funds are
NOT Commensurate with the growing
needs OF the university, ana rigih econ
nnnv Il neressnry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
roo Fast Driving.

About o'clock last night jack stan
lev n carpenter working for Heck &
Rsker. was crossing Main street near
iIohth when he was knocked down
bv a hack that was being driven rnp-
III toward the square. The blow rem
dered him insenslble. He was taken
IN The sidewalk and finally revived
aud was carried off. His chin was
,,retty badly bruised. Other injuries
have not been ascertained. The hack
man was not recognized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
4 Chicago Failure,

'cago, November l9.--The sheriff
pls.ession OF the property Of
L. Epps q Co, malt stores and
commission, to-day, on comics
Of Judgment for SIS. 600. Lisbll-
estimated ut sos 900 TO $1,000 !
estimated 40 $4,000 10 s50,gpO.
says ne was taken by surprise,
'Ap.c's to resume in "A few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
sad News.

our local readers will regret The
news published in our, san hnio ,,lso
speciaI to-day. Mr.. Miller lived IN TINS
cltv for many year, and had nnmer,,
o,,s friends, no one Of whom would
bsye believed that he would die 20
bioody n death. Genial, happy.hearl-
ed and full OF himor. 1t Is hard 10 con-
ceive why any one should shoot Joln
Miller. IL must have been Il cowai -, ,
deed. and all we can hope y that tue
murderer may swing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
EVERGLADES.

Ia, rxpcdition---Peril
,sr.~-Tho sa" cra~
in Flames nm.
November 10. The
has received the i0''
Jacksonville, No
" S%,mes.D democratic Ex-
NE Everglades reach &C,
so6ee Nov. LIST. The
on,ered two severe '
and two boats were
sssScdy lost. we found
~ running from .,,i the
W. ~ Everglades, which
pIsored. We made six
iPvo,ns to cut through
' me Everglades. On
h.r wv we went a distance stance,
nO nv / river, which we
y ITimes-Democrat. ON
De ,hern shore of the lake
Su.n' of the river
. lanS, the surrounding
n iSo expedition IS now
, ! mile of the great saw
|a,.s Al the rate OF II GUAR
ansIs I" There Is neither
3 . urs. or land to stand
!. s s"i mud and m, IL.
p g ,au feet high. We are
LII fin the power OF NOR
|,IIare well, :. ,.on For,
l 4 ls,Ss that the expedition
|diIs. ,'ar Il. not lost, because
s esp !. the saw grass. Thi'
~ .r !, from u gentleman
'oIa..vnied the exposition TO th'
y ,.w grass region bordering
: T Ss telegram is US follows,
luz ..ia November ID
!y1.,.,be Times-Democrat eN
llca In ;I cnt a two days jour
\ .an"h the body o
' .lla,,isdes. The second da,
W, is,s the party and while sail
~, ~ e'teechobee, | discovered
' W rrass marsh had beer
'a ,ud ihe country for miles i
% s'' II the expedition fire.
W e.lrppsely before getting il
"a VNi.ely; if done by som
s AZ, entering it, or it was Sc
!. II. Indisns, not one of the eX
IN ecer live to tell the tale
We j. ii sMARsIi.
I,,,..pemocrat has telegraphe
y. ~ cOmpany now dredgin
I N x. horder Of Lake Okeech'
Y n, ID sreliei party in search {
.Ii,ion and discover if it-ho
,iored By the fire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

Don't forget that the ladies of the
convent win have n bounteous table
set ut 81 Houston street, opposite Max
Elser's, where the best meals VIII lie
served for a small sum Di money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Dewey Arrested.

Boston. November l9.-.CharIes a, a. !.
nn,yey Who abseonded after commit
iiu@ ,nany forgeries and deirauain ii;
ang he,e and ii Montreal, has been
nriiis ni' IL IAN Francisco, as he was
ahou, 70 sail for China to-day. ! re
Mead nleaded guilty 10 nine counts Tor lot
gerry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

Sew Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. November ~, --t.uRN--Ip
fair demand mud steady; mixed aud yellow,
GJ@GI; white ~.
oATs-Ijpil AT ~.
PRODUCE
FLoUii--Dull md nominal family DGi
99ts nigh grades . 0je8 0sH,
iuoyHIoSs.
= MYAL--Qulet and steady; ? ll0zB
pORK--scafrc and urn ~ iHJ.
IAED--Steady. uerce,t reg, w
EuLg MgATB-9rHreH ind firm. shoulders,
packed ~: long clear and clear rlD,sT l2i<.
BADOS--Duii, shoulders steady. ~. clear
ribs lower =
uAMs--i iloice sugar.enreI canxnsscd scarce
and jlrnt aud 10 good demand ~ iJ4ST.
wmfsilY--tieady; WesiriD rceiiiied ~ on
10.
common 30 prime l0HDfiis.
SrGAit--s.tfAdy: common 10 good cOpiinoh
mn. fair 10 niliy fair, yl4VDi6; PRIME 20
choice. GaG1; yellow clarified, yi4fsi; White
clarified, 7HWTds. ...
NoLAesIs--i ;ood demand. common, SSstt
fair 3JaBT prime Ia choice, i2igH.
HIcI--0oOd deiutDdi I1nisianA ordinary
10 choice, JsaJk.
BnAS-- quiet and flrni ~ ~ .,
s'0rIOS SErb DfLe-Prlinr crudri MINI /,
extra Skinner yeIi0w. JaH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Stoves

In grea, variety and of every grade
can bc had ut johnson, Amber Il
Youngs store. The firm is offering
especially an excellent assortment of
cook.stoves TO which they call particu-
lar attention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

oor7oN.

LIVERPOOL, NoNcmhef lV'-HPpi7 '"Ht"
flrm. quotations unchanged.
sales lgOD, American 500.
Imports lb.ltO; AL American,
Futures closed steady Two points hlRnrr
a. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

Don't 20 home 10 dinner to-day, but
call at 3l2 Houston street and help the
good ladies of the convent by helping
yourselves to good square meal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

ERUPTION, SORES, PlMPLEN,
RnEiT MAriSM are hut indicators OF
impure blood. Acker's Blood Elixir
is the remedy. sold by l.. n. B,uns-
wig " Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

Thelarge house opposite Max Elser'si
No. 81 Houston street, has been
turned into IA first-clnss restaurant IN
aid Of the good Sisters OF Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

News boys not allowed 70 1rtiill o.,
ihe train for the Barnes House az
Albany Texas. j. j.. BAiiNEs
"'"' Proprietor.