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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25

mill ou6 Sugeben, baB Sic JtegeIurg 6es
acknowledgements inter Die YoltSet@
bobeit oc5 StadteS fGIt, unO DAP oemgemGB
Die StaatSgelcb9ebung Das 9tedt bat, ST. be-
itinlmc1, inter tpcldcn pOIiSellld)crt Be
i6rdutungcll, @rlaubntBidcine (HtScnien)
fir ben Setrieb bicie5 @cpcrbcS ertbeilt
tucroen ioIcn. 90 ). 9. f0nnte bic gegis>
Iatur poridreibcn. baB SIR grlangullg clneS
Iolden GrlaubniBi6eincS ocr ~9tad)peiS
zines unbcl6pltcnen GDaruftcr5, DDcr Die
SuitimmlIng Der OicDrbeit Der 9iad)barn
eriprnSrli6 leir iolIe, ooer oob MT cine I'M
8erbd&SiB sur GinpobucrSabl beidrGntte
2lnsaDt bon Wirtbi6aftCn g"citattet tperOcn
inIe, oocr aud, DAP 81 ci1cr beitimmteu
Stunoc Der 9tabt bic Mirtbi6nften gei6lolz
len icin m.Ilien. 2tle bicie Seidrl1fuuge1
fallen inter Dcn Scgriff Der pnlt5ei>
It6en SPECULATION Oes 8irtbidaftsgclpcrs
bcs. Nlleil lObalo cS sum q clDpunfte
fommt, 1DbalD c5 it'd barum baltOclt, iptc
picl Die Stabt all 0ebilDren fir NusltclIun9
oes Observation-Disclosures berctncn iou, DatOtlt
cS lid ntdt nlcbr I'M cine 9luSllbung
Der 9SoliSciDpbeit bcS StadtcS, Ion>
6crn I'M Gin aus benz @runbiabe
Der SelbitltGuoigfcit Der @clreinDcu (sclf
government flieBcu6cS 3cdt Der 0cnteinDe,
iuel6e oblte @tnmiidun9 Der Stunt5gcpolt
3u beurtbcileu bot, ncldc @infiinitc aus Der
Qu5itcllung bon 0clptrbeld)ttncn ic b e>
3ieDcn ill. Sicr fam, Dem Gin0ang3
aufgciteItcn @ruuoloS gcmdB, Die YegiSlnz
fur / ~ ar be 0rGnfcnO ctlgrclfcll, ne
FAM iagcn, bic 0cmciloe Dilrfc Il d t
; t ais cine 9epiiie Slrnmc Oafitr crz
beber, gcruOe ipic lc iu9eu fam, bic Staot
DiIrfe nidt mcDr olS 20 DILL bonn Stetcrz
Gupttale al Stcrcrn crbCbcll, 1tc oart ober
ebeniopenig iugc1, Die Stabt millc 1ld)
cine 0ebIbr DDn mtnDe1 tens 10
unO 10 DteI fir 2lUSitellung cineS &C.
tpcrbeideincS be3ablcn IaiIcn, ais tie O0s
&cd)t bat, porSuidrci6cn, DAB minbcitcnS
20 Otin pom Stcucrfapital al STcllcrn
er6oben tpcrnen iOlleu. 6icr lic9t ctn @trt7
griff in bic Selbitrcgicrun8s sSc%fu9nilie der
0emeinDc DOR, Der Dem Oct1te Der
&ertaiiung ptDerlprt6t unO
peldcr Don berlcrfHli ing Der geiebge6enoen
0eDult II d t ctnQerGunt nj lit.
Sn 63, 9lbiab 46 Dc5 GbarterS Der Staot
SbtcagD bat Die Sc9tslatur DEM StnDtrntbe
Die @efuult i~lbertra9en, Da5 Nirtbldaft5z
0cperbe Su regultrel u1o 0cDerheldetne
bafiIr au5;uitellcn, unO lpcan es aH Sdllullc
iencS Ylblabe5 1cibt, ouB beim 2luSltcllelt
iolder &iscuieu Der Staotratb Den ailgcmei>
nen barber bcite6eloen Staat5porldrtftcn
genndB DcrfaDren inu, 10 fDnncn Darunter
MIR iotde Stn1tsporidlrifte1 perltanDet
icir1, SIT Deren Grlaiiulg Die Segislotur IL
q II s il b Der YDIt3etb D.
bel DeS g tdnte5 bcfiot lit, tpn3u
Die Teitieyuu9 einer Dii1imaI8cbiibr fir
bic NtI5ltclIilllg Dts @eiperbeideine5 niG)t
QehArt, Del1lt oiCS lift { / II p 0 | / / c l.
[ id {, ionbern cine T. / IL ftnonSteIlc
Srage, unO baB oiciclbe cine iol6e lit, baz
ben Die Ncrtrctcr Der rbOten 2i5e1S8cbiibr"
oeutliG gelr9 3u9cltalpet.
9. 8rertdno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
CgorteTpouben; Der sSuinotg Gtnatssettuna.
Scnerrcid1 1ttto feline 8oIc:t.

Cgfo. 74.) N&iniitcr @raf Gauffe ioGte iid
nQ6ltcns fir Die itaunenOe NtitiDclt ais
@t9altt, bcn BcliOl1 aIf Oell0la fDitrlnenO,
obcr miuoeitcns ais Ganft Geor9, Der Den
3inOlpurm t0Otct, pDotogrnpDirell laiicn.
Sbm lit gcIitngcn, mas Dor tbnt gfenanO
Al trrctdcn trGumte un6 nad ibm 9Icid)z
faQ5 gtiemalOeln bei6icbcn ictn miro: ST
bat oer uniibcrpinblid)cn Srieg5lniniltcr
9cihla0clt. ScIbitueritdnblid nidt BET etz
iier 6orbcru1g DeS 3cBtcrclr, Die Der GOlfsz
poblfoDrt abtrGglid eri6icn; iG btBig lit
Der cole Wruf nibt. 60 DIT Oct &rtcgsnliz
hitter nclle UiilIionclt bciidt (unO Ell bait
iid bcitGnOig oas vbcideiom lit ltur ell
1ump" Dor Nugcr), itcut ct iib ibn1 lie
nit Dem Ginipono ge9criiber, baS nrle,
GeOulDigc GGitt6icr, Olterrci6ii6es Golf Sc
&iBcn, orobc inter ieiner i6wcren GiirOe
5uiamnlcnSubredcn. Sn allen SGuer, no
e5 ii6 nm reue QOcrldiie fiir ben Stcuerz
3obLer banbelt, itebt Der rgeriObnltngss
graf" Ger iOeben Die q Ottuionen Jtut9ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
(Giuscioubt.)
Gin gSirtD ii6cr bic Sdrperz8tu.
Ge6ar &api6s III Soma,
10 Sunni 'S3.

~ oOuIt 90.
9ie ySQinoi5 Staat9;eitu1g" lpnr ~iciter
3eit 10 freulolid, nteiuc 9lriidt III SsSug
auf Die Don Den Sraueru beubltd)ttgtc Bier
8ret5> GrDDbullg srt DerDncntlt6cn; bcIte
erlaube id) mir 81 l19el1, mas th bon DEM
un;ufrieoenen WGtrrelt ocufe, tpomit Die
gSirtbe in G9tcago Der !0orperzStu cltz
9egelt treteIt.
SD bctrei6e baS Gd)altfgcipcrbc Ieit
1toDeS1 - SaDrel1, D~erfaufe int Ourd)idllttt
t1gli6, nit Nuslldbne Der Sonntagc, etipas
tpcri9er ais 3 8iertcI fSab Bier, J @oIlone
Sraubenipein, 90 Gtgarrem uno gar fet=
tcn Sdn0p5, beiieu Nerfauf III bieicnt
Stnate gcieBli6 Derboten lit. Sabet gebe
i) tGgIid Sretz2un6, Der mebr ais 500
9oIIdrs iGDrIif) III 2lniprIh %uilnntt, sable
$720 0uusmietDe 1tno $500 Staot> 2icenS,
pelde idon lett Sabren in Oieier 3ifferrz
h0Gc bcitcDt, lebe uuo fletoc mtd) out,
fontlte mcilter GerbtnoItdfcite1 lit @elb>
idden pijltftlid ndd unO eripare iGbrlid)
5ipeiz bis D%rcibunocrt Dollars. = Qieie
freiipiuig abgele9te 8ci6te Bat etnfa0 0en
.3rpcd, barSutbull, OaB oaS Otrrrct Der
Bierlpirtbe 9e9cniiDer Der 6arper@8tu
ebcniD ipcnig beredtigt erl6etnt, iDie bn=
mails oaS Nerlangclt oer 0rauer nad) Grz
b0bulg De5 Sierpreties.
SD fir meiitc 4Serior DoIte bafiir, boB
Der ge1ebgebenbe &Drper beS
Staate5 SlItnots burG bic
81 Time Dme 8tIl Bent 8icre,
benz edit beuti6en @etrGnte, ob9leid
ein DolIfolnrlelt Dcr0ienteS, 10 bod elm
i~iberra denO i0 d cIDafteS
6 D Ill pltment 9ema d. bat; ob cS
aus politii6eu pbcr iOnit orocrcn 8elpcgz
g%riinDen gei6a6, bat nit Den GDuiequenSct
Der S6atiade nid)tS SIT tDur. Oaruu
erlnube I'M mir, ben ocutid)en 8ier~
tpirtbet in Gbicago Susurufen: Content
estote = SetO 5ufrieOcn, mas Sud Die
6drperzSiu bringt !"*)
2tber aud Der Stpeite S9eil bieier Sill,
eue $500, lit nt6t un9sbitDrlid bod, lulo
iDirb obue !3tpeifel bicie 8eDauptung Bel Der
nGd)iteu ScrauSnabme Der Staotz9icerS
ibre tDatiGdli6e Scitdtigun9 fiuDci. SD
re6e in oicieru 4Slnfte sipor rid,t aus eigcz
net @rfaDru1g; On t6 tcinen Sd)nap5
perfaufe, fenue i6 oltd nidt ben babel err
s~icItcr @etptnn; abcr Da5 ipeiB id), baB
bieiiqe 8irtbe. Die iid nit SduapSpcrfauf
nbgcbcn, redt germ $500 bis $500, ia $1,000
2icen; Snbler niirocn, iperu Die Staotz
beb0roe iie ll1bebiubert lieBc; ipobet lie nod
ictpeilige Strafelt, Die Der Stat banu urlO
mann iiber iie Derbdn9t, nit iii Den Saul
nGDn1en.
Tbomas 8oi1un, 8irt6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
otc scber lit oronmmo st balten.

Gic yc6cr lit maGrlid Elm runlentbnrcS Sraon". @otO
lit tic itorr NIB iOnncrt ben Sait MIR %lansium ob; bulO
wiebcr lit tic pihcruoturlid re9c nub bcpirtt cine poui9c
lcberidwtmmttnJ ppu Sale. 0~te9ulire bicics Sr3an
nit y o it ctter'S Btttercm, ni6t nit Galomel
ooer blouem Gtoif. Dtincrotii6e Nitttcl sur &eiSun9
Der Yetcr u~cr9titen ooS &lut unb babcn idlicbl;d cine
entlcslide &%S;rtuns. Die SGirtun9 bcS Sittcren pn9ez
gen lit iowobl belebenO NIB r~eiuiscub, mie aud itimuz
lircno. is resnlirt ,tidt MIR baa SItcben Der GoIc,
~iono;rt it6Bt benz sauSen SrsoniSmus ucucS Ycberr Gin.
@utcr Nppetit uuo pouromn1ene Ierbauuus, r~caclmdBiz
ger. notitrltdrr StublSan9, Wciunbbctt bcS Mcrpenipz
icm5, Nui9epcdtbeit Der yeber39eiiter, Sunabme bel
t0rpcrliheu < tarte uro Auabuicrur9str trait lomtc crquifz
ttnorr Gdluf ~bciiuoeu it'd uutcr ben SceuuneerI, bic Der
Gchlutd hes %tttereu berbeiiubrt. Sic : ommerbiBe
itren9t bic &rroouun9@z rno acknowledgement be-
trddtlid an, rno SIT teiucr .Seit neS 5oGrss lit oos Sits
tcre 10 untitlbc0rltd, mie geraoc Jest.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
=. W.. HUNT,
Cine quite 240 9rrrs BruEe SOiua oarm
3M N%crfamfcm.

Cine id6ne Tarm pom 30 1cres .bi9b rolling"
Grairic>%uun, brei Ntcilcu pom bent %bIiIDcnbel Stdot>
den San Sorue, an Der 6b;caso, DiillpOutcc Il = tGaut
S'ubn, i'll Scnton Gonntp, Solva grltscn, III ou99cicidl>
retem ,3uitauoe, nit guicm ,0mclin9"s Nuus, > gutcr
&runneu, eincmt Sbit9urteu nit NCpidbdumcr, alien
~n0tbt9cn 0cb0iter fir 3udtpicb unO cintm e Acra
aroBen Suld. Die warm it unier SutCr Gnltnr, alits
in eirus, uno gut cingcidnnt. Ginc mirulhcnSmcthc
Sorm i'll ieber S~e;isbung. Erci5 SO per @Gtr. MGbcs
res III Sail Il Snitb's yam Cifice in &an0ornc, Sowa,
ooer in oercn Office i'll Slair5towr. @tmtOn Gountp,
Sooa, ooer bel u. WcEear oui benz betr. Vrunoitld.
1Siui2m0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
9lttS ocm NcrftGStcu-
GIOsGhicanp,

Gcut Der or Golltito9 ~obgeboltenen @obl
lpllrce nit PAT gcoen - Gtimnten bel6lollen,
S4ulbonos i1n Setrage Don $4,000 ousSuz
l%tcllelt.
&tUesitOe.
SSr bielcr ISOLDE lpirb nod nit bent Gou
0er nclen Gpi9copolfir6e be9onncn peroen.
Gie STRIDE wiro III 9otbii6em Stpl erbout
lno ibre Soften illlb, eini0lieBlid Der tlnez
ren Ginri6tun9, auf $4,000 9el6dst.
Sac Gsarf.
en- einer 9to6t Der lebtclt @o0e mltrbe in
boS G0ulbous ein9ebro6en 1nb fir uu9e=
fdbr $50 &ijGer 9eltoblcn. sic Ginbreder
i0eincn e5 iid III bent S6ulbous reGt &C.
miltblid 9enlo6t Su boben, 1pie umbcrlje=
Senbe Gi9orrenitunlpen nno S6nop5floi6en
belpicle ell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
WnrftbcriMt
(gS o d d t.)
Chicago, Mtonta9, g. sunni.

Gbico9o 0, Monto9, 8. sunni.
Ter @ctreioe= nno ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Ntartt bate Ii6 ON G6luB Der g&o6e port
Der Grl1iitteruu9, mel9e Der &ro0 bes
rGdmal;: Corners" Dcrpor9crrier, 10 Siem:
li6 mieocr crbolt unO bos Wci0dft mor mic
Der III rltbi9cre SobEen gelentt, bod blieb bic
: cnbcu; oca OforfteS eiuc pormie9ellb lpei=
6cnoe. 9ic Ercisperdnberllngen 9egcn ppri=
gen Sdmltog ergeben li0 aus 6%ol9enocm:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25

y Sic llnSniricOcn9eit biciigcr @irtbe nit Der
@eice benz 9&cin bniicIbc &orrcft cinrdumtc, mic
benz Sier. SuR ibnen abcr en Geicf, lueldc5 Dct
2&ein i'll cine %inic init S6napa lteltt itnD Iir
ben &cini6unf mic iiir bcn SdnupSi6out cine
ytccn;9ebiibr non min0eiteila $500 nerlalst, ni9t
geidut, lit 9a11i ~nutiIrltt). 2tud) ron Inlcrcr Sctte
ipurbe cine iolde Sumnc idun an unO fir li9
ftets iiir I'll bod crtldrt. llebri9en9 lit Der 2Ierioi>
fer Der pbi9cn Ginienpun9 eiu Dtipdbrter &ortdwz
pier Der peri0nIiten 6rcibcit iii Soma. (JteO.
Slir. Stnut9St9.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25

30 il6tibe feit nnb begcbrt. Sr6in6re
bis mittel9roBe %. O0@3G.G0, quite bis re1t
CUTE 42.OOM54.0O, bette 81 .O0@65.00.
S0wei lie. 3ufuDr ca. $4,000 Stiid,
9e9clt COCO Stiid III Der Norrpode. 4}reiie
9egelt Die SorDode Inn 50@70c. niebri9er.
Gomita9: %or. Somit.
2eidte G6mcine. =. .G.25M6.40 G.55@6.90
GGlucre sull E0feln .G.05@6.35 6.S0@7.OO
Sdlpere 5. Serianot 6.10@6.4O 6.5j@7.1O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25

&m 3eit9ci00tt iNloB am Gumtos
MciSen per >uni 1.W35. Suit 1.04S@1 .04t,
9tu9ult LOG, Gept. 1.OSm1 .OSh Sttober
10, 9tpp. LII, Sobr su 1.O31.
N ais: Scltni 53S, Sruli 54t, Nuguit 544@
544, Sept. 544, 0ttobcr 54$, &obr 49s.
Ndfer: per Sllti 354, sui 355, Iu9nlt
3Os, Gept. @0E, Sobr 29sc.
nMthbltn9S"-1 Gar SIT $12.25, / Gar
SIT 1850 per Spn1c.
Gleic. - Gar SIT $40, . Cars Ill $40,
1 Nor ST 1926, l Gar SIT 2&iltcrp. i'll 1918
per &onnc.
Sen. II Gar 9to. 1 Simotbp III $3.50
8 Gors Do su $13, 1 Gor SIT 11.50, 1 Gar III
81, l Gar 9to. 2 Do SIT 10 90, 81 Gor Wtireo
ST. ST., l Nor 0Doice llplolb Eroirie at $l3,
/ Gar Sotr Do su $40, 1 Gar t6eilp. 9foo9euz
itrnD ulo 9to. , &irtotbp ;n $40 per Somne.
G0mercten. 4ruuo Gimptbp $1.5S
@1.62, 4rima Slice $7.W@7.25, Yeir 1872.
WicDntarft.
Gin0Eicn. Sic j3uflbr an bicIcm
Mtortte belief it'd orf ca. 35 900 Gtitd, oeGelt
$1,000 Gtiid III Der GDrmodbc. Tie Sl1rtb.
ldnttt9prclle mdren om G0luB Der Mode
filr Die crite1 Oret 3teihen I'M 1O(020C. h0hcr.
ill llebrt9ct ober nicDrioer, olS am porter
9eDctoen Sor1lto9 NIB ltcutel liG wie tol9t:
Prime shipping and export steers. -. s6O00t $40
Go0q 10 choice native stecrs......... 5.G5fn h.95
Medlum 10 1alr lat steers ............ $50 SO
Common TO far steers. .............. 4.506. 5.30
IrAahs. ....... $500 AS
Stockers ana Feeders. ;.......:....... 3.3O01 400
COWS ana iel1ers, good TO CHOICE. 1850 800
COWS! common 10 talr.;............ $500 AGO
inferior mixed butchers stock. 2.5Dm 3 40
common 10 sood lat oxen ..:....... $500 800
Naive puils, INFERIOR 10 choicc....... 3.0OGG 800
Neai caves U lUo ps..".."..".... 1850 T.25
Gertauft lpllrDen Ii. a.
SO Stiere ourd1d)ntttl. 1855 II az : s71
100 Gticre 1867 : 50
At Stiere 1906 80
90 Sticre 1908 515
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
G6ofc. Morft ;iemli6 belebt. Sc
fault lpltrDen II. a.:
g|noemcimer @0arcnunrtt.

Sprit. - Sn Chicago i.16; in st. 9ouis
ia; III Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; i'll 4eort1
LIS; in Baltimore 1.164@1.11.
&uttcr. creamery" bette 20@21c..
;icnlid quite bis quite 17@19c.. r9oirp",
CUTE bis bete 16@1S. GerIH9er: Aualltlt
12@14c.
@icr. 15@151c.
0ef it9 81. -2eben6e 3urfeps 12@13e..
eei6la4tete1S @20cib ;0ipner S@13tc, SHun9e
81. 50@4.5O bosG uye1O; @ntert $3.C0@4.W
baS Gueeno; 9el1labtete @; Wanle
$4.00@6.O0.
Sortoffe1n. -4eo6blomS 55@60Gts.
per Guibel i'll @agenlaoul9cu olt Der Sabr,
Varlp Gole 45@55c., Wemii6te 30@35.
S5iir lt~leinere Gnontitaten Yreiie UNI 5@1Oc
b0ber.
1teue Sort ffeIn: @orlp Goie $50
@2.75, YeadblopS 2.5O@2.75 Oas SoB.
NopT ell .-Jtelp PORTER 75c 0S7tc. ISIS.
3D. @alif. 674@S2c.
Sro o III o TN. - OlrI Carpet NIB Srlti1
64@8Ie., SeII=wortil9 Uret 4t@6c.. Dtit:
telnGBio lang ul1o pot gutter iYorbe 303lc.
trumrleS 2@3c, bel60bi9teS 14@24c.
S6mter EFT. - Sraune5 All 5@53c.,
eelbeS 6@61c., 1peiBes 7@S4c. oas Yfo.
: al q. = SUDDEN &C., Jto. l DO,
itrOn en-. $5.O0@6.5O bus att6er.
sw iebeln. - $1.5O@2.0O oaS YaB.
Nep el.-$4.50@6.W ouS NdB.
SontL renter v2SbIs @Iouer" 11@12s
los 10.
NpfeGine EN-. - MeIiira l1o Galer=
mo 6.00@7.O0, GoIiiornii6e 4,0O@5.OO baS
6iltden.
Bobuen.-Nauies $2.15@2.2O, quite Bis
bette ,OteOiums" 2.OO@2.1O, 9erin9ere 1.5O
@1.S5.
Orb len, oriine 6o@1.9o fir quite, TeLos
Grbler 1.00@1.10; pWtolrolpfatS" 1.2O@
1.2a5, Split 2S@3ac.
0tiiie.- WroBe 0iforp 50@6)c.. tIein,
1000 ben Guidel; Soitanien 90
- BEN Sul6e(. Molniilie 200 OaS Sap;
W%rolilianiide lie. Gn9l. lSolnillle 14c. Feas
nuts 5@9c, YecanS 6M10c, Monoelll barts
i6oli9e, 16c. Qalelniille lie.
Gumpen. = $1.6O@- oaS 100 Ytul1o
fir 9emll6te ,Gountrp".
Trii6e Semi E. Hotbe &iiben ESQ
SOC. bas 0usenO; rSquolb" 2@3c; @rilne
3lpiebeln 5@1Oc; &ersllnbaz 3piebeln LOGO
1.75 Das6iit6eu ;Solot 1O@15c baS 0ueeno;
Nobies6eu 1O-12c; Sptuat 5O@-b. Sap;
Grbier $1.OO@1.25 b. &ilt6eu. SomatocS
5O@1. OOb. Siit6en. pEie Elants 1@2c boS
ID; Sparsel 25@75c. @eiBtobl 3.5O@3.75
Der vGrote" iiir Soltinorer uno 1.5O@
40 fiir Goiro'er. Nobnen: 1.OO@1.25 fir
CRIME un6 1.25@1.5O fir ssodsbO9nen.
Slunnentobl $1.OO@1.15 boS Sltselo. -
nGweet Gorn" 25@3Oc boS Iubeno.
Urbbeerer. - SQinoiier q -
bos Giit6en @ "a Quarts. Oti6t9an 1000
100 a is Guurts. Sbio 4.OO@7.0O ooS
Silt6en % 80 Quarts.
Mt1l $4,000 boS Siit6er q
"a Guort 'unb 1.OO@1.25 Der ! Sui6el.
4%floumen. 1.0O@1.@5 per 113 -
SiitGet, 1.5O@2.00 iiir i0one i'll &iltben q
"a S.uart.
|firii6c $1.25@1.5O boS Siit6en.
Gt a 6 etbeeren. 2.20M2.5O o~asftltz
den % "A G.uartS unb 1.5O@1.75 @ Is
S.uort.
60 q S.uart5.
Ntmbceren. GotDe 2.5O@3.00 boS
&ilt0cu q p NintS. G3war;e 3.25@3.O
90 "A Quarts.
Nepfcl, i60ne rotbe, 4O@5Oc boS &ilts
den q / Nnibel; CRIME 25@3Oc. nl1O 3.OO@
WnonoS So 0@3.OO ba8 TaR.
Melpne1t.- 9tcp Srl. @oncrrnelonet
$2.00@-.- baS Stb. uGbite Sopall Jtllts
meSS" @ ,. Gto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
Very We'll Put.

Why do defer till tomorrow
what we should do to-day? Why
90 we neglect cough till it throws us
INTO consumption, and consumption
pnngs us TO oar grave? DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM is sure to cure II
TAKEN In season. 1t has never been
Known to fail. Use it thoroughly, ac.
cording to directions. Persevcre lin
the disease Is conquered, ms ii is certain
20 he, even IL 1t should require "A dozen
bottles. There Is no better medlcine
where. ~ WY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
THE THIRD AND FOURTH
WARDS.

A commodious addition is being
built to DR.. Moore's palatial mansion
in he Fourth ward. Everybody seems
to get rich in the Fourth.
Some of the citizens of the Third and
Fourth Wards are decidedly opposed
to gravel between the rails of the
street railway.
Several sparring matches in the I. "
p. yards yesterday, resulted in black
eyes, sore noses and bruised faces.
A number of the boys belonging to
the new base ball nine were out prac-
ticing yesterday in the Third.
A runaway in the West End caused
considerable excitement yesterday
morning. No damage.
Property in the South End is grow
ing up rapidly, and investments are
being made by the knowing ones.
The Third ward boys promise to
patronize the theatre literally. They
know when they gets good thing, and
never fail to lend IL their countenance.
Now that the work on the sewers is
being pushed more vigorously, there
are fewer idle men to he seen loafing
about the lower end of the city.
Oscar Lynch denies emphaticslly
that he is II dude. He says that
the boys are only putting up n job on
him. He is not a dude and he never
loses his handkerchief.
Mr.. j G. Wiley, an old railroad man
and well known in the Fort, has been
appointed yard master of the Santa Fe
yard. He is u genial, pleasant gentle
| man and thoroughly couyprSant with
all the details of his business.
The house on Main that was blown
against the Star saloon, while yet un-
! finished, has been again begun on and
Is far advanced. Other houses that
suffered are receiving the attention OF
carpenters, and are rapidly assuming
their usual appearance.
The Third and Fourth ward states
: men seem to have become very mod
est all of a sudden and are slow to an
nounce themselves rs candidates for
aldermanic lhonors, A GAZETTE re-
porter learned yesterday, however,
that the pulse of the people is being
: felt on the quiet, and when the fight
does begin 1t will be warm one.
Residents of the Third and Fourth
wards south of the railroad reserva-
ton aie waxing exceedingly impatient
at the delay of the street railway COM
pany In extending the track into their
section of the city. They say it is
very inconvenient to reach their homes
! ut night, or-in Indictment weather, and
the street railway would not only be n
great convenience 70 Them but would
prove renunerative to the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28

An inactive condition of the blood
and liver, Is the source of nearly all
diseases; they are made pure, active
and healthy, by using Browns Sarsa-
parilla, and Dandelion with Iodide OF
Potassium; ii speedily cures: Boils,
pimples, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers,
Scrofula, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Rheu.
matism. Try this Great Blood Puri-
flyer, Browns Sarsaparilla, ask your
druggist 20 show you the formula
printed on every bottle. All druggists
sell Browns Ssrsaparila.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
Dissolution of Partnership.

BY mutual consent Mr.. Jacob Mayer
ma mas this day Withdrawn from our firm.
me business will be continued as here
toiore by his successors, who will as
sumo all liabilities and collect all dues,
the iirm name remaining unchanged.
SELIGMAN, MAYER & Co.
Having disposed of my entire inter
est in the above firm, | ask for them
patronage and custom of my friends
and the public generally.
JACOB MAYER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
StoreCIosed.

The stock of j. b. Dougherty Il Co.
WAS levied on late Thursday night by
sheriff Maddox, under writ OF At
tachnent sued ont by John Nichols
Tor Sab, There are other claims
against the stock. One ny Mrs. Il. j.
Edlebrock for 500, and another by
Lendelkopf Il Co, for S743. An inven-
tory Is being taken OF the stock which
is valued NJ some $500 or more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
A CAUTIOUS CRITIC
Finds Faait In Adya zee with tho Amuse-
Inent Season.

Finds Faalt In Adya zee with mo Amuso-
ment Season.
The Democrat says the attractions
provi!ed for the new opera house and
published in yesterday GAZETTE, with
the exception of Emma Abbott, Fred
Warde, Joe Jefferson and Rose
Evtinge, are "M, tough u lot OF barn
stormers rs the dramatic editor OF the
Democrat has ever seen grouped to-
pether.n The GAZETTE cannot afford
the luxury Of dramatic editor" but
upon general information and some
observation would suggest that the at
fractions are about ~ good as are OBJ
taiued for cities very much larger than
Fort Worth Peoplein 1T. Louis, Chi
cnpo and like places fill the houses Tor
Tom Keene, G.. b. Bishop, Haverly's
Minstrels, Fords and Hess opera COM
panies and Jcflreys-Lewis. Minnie
Hauk Is Surpassed ny most judges M
this country and Europe to he able to
wmb bic a few lines. John Dillon used
to lie very funny In Lemons and other
pieces of that ilk. Milton Mobiles lacks
very much of being poor character
actor. and there are few
better low comedians than Roland
Reed. In expressing these opinions,
the GAZETTE simply aliuns itself with
the press and public everywhere. 1t
is unfortunate that Fort Worth cannot
have Edwin Booth mt 81 900, or Patti
at 5000 night or import Wallack's
company for few weeks, but it can
not well be helped until the city gets
about 100000 inhabitants. Mean
while, we will have to content our
selves with the assurance that "tht
Democrat proposes to stand by the
people, who pay for their amusements,
in this question, during the coming
season, and will give fair, square, inn
partial accounts and criticisms of what
ever Is put upon the boards; but no
tice is given now that the average
amount OF 'taiiy' heretofore spread on
humbug travelling theatricals in TeNas
will he entirely eliminated from these
columns, and troupes will have tt
stand upon their merits.h II may bt
cruel to the poor players, but the PEG
ple will rise up and call that critic
blessed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
THE MERCHANT TRAGEDY
Chas. Hynson Admitted to Ten Thousand
Dollars Bail.

Daliurs IAN.
The GAZETTE bad call yesterday
from Col. G. Il. Hynson, proprietor OF
Hynsons Springs lear Marshall,
whose son Chas. Hynson killed Har-
~ Merchant at Baird last week. Mr..
Hynson has just returned from Baird
and was Ell route to Marshall to make
II bond of $4,000 for his son. While
at Baird he met Mr.. John Merchant.
father of the young man who was
killed and 1t was by his consent that
apreliminary examination was waived
and Chas, Hynsons bond fixed at
once. Col. Hyuson says Mr.. Mer.
chant and all Of the citizens of Baird
with whom he came in contact treated
him with the utmost courtesy, and as,
sured him that Chus. Hynson should
have u full and fair trial. They con,
sented that the young man should ac
company him back to this city, and
he IS now in charge of Sheriff Maddox
Col. Hynson says he will have nc
trouble IN getting the bond and will
send il ON from Marshall by express.