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New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY.

The General Term of the Supreme Court
some tuse ago appointed James MoNanee referee to
make an examination into the business aud condition OF
tie Fidelity and Casualty Company. MIR Mcsaiaee es'
:erday filed his report lie finds that the company IL
entirely solvent that 1t ia well manaeed aud that the
security which IL affords Is excellent o thinks that
the accounts company have not been fasned and
that any errors in them in the statements made con
cerni ng have arisen from nnintentonal mistake
The principles upon which the business Of the company
ia conducted are declared be sound. II also appears
from tho referees report that the business OF The
company las steadily increased from year TO year In
1876 is income 500, 1897 50, Its assets $il4923 IL
and it's surplus S., ,633 So In 1882 It's incOne was
S2sI AIS 96 its $40S 7SO 40 and ITS surplus
S24G24 So An ati1n OF the affairs aud businees
or the company Jaunary 1889, shows that tberc
is an improy ement in It's financial condi-
ton IL Is said that tho true hnan-
ciaI strength OF the company Is greater
tan the arnouut OF It's surplus alone indicates. The
referee coneindes hts report by saying that company
OF this kud could easily be reduced in short ume FROM
prosperity ruin by lnprudence or dishonesty on the
art OF It's Ocers and IL would therefore be proper tat
an miIaOn OF its affairs should take place yearly
Tine Fidelity and Casualty Company by rule 0i the
Supreme is allowed 10 become surety on under
fakings required In actions In thst court ana tne mp.
ponnent a receiver 10 examine into the eondltlOn OF
IL affairs was caused by certain rnors 10 regard TO It's
BOlYeucy.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
COURT CALENDARs-JUNE 10.

SUPREME CouKr-CHAHBRRs- Before Lswenee, J.-Aos
&C. 10 ~ 80 49, A. a. 69 ca ia s2 ~ VIZ ioi' loo
suPaHsE SPECIAL IERhaBs@l nor b0noh9e 5NGs 9
ao4 lnG6 1867 1884 $50 $40 S62 1913 l5u 1ozo4v
a15 a ssjs SsS SIS. $751; 9s2 99d 970 1923:
siPExhiE CoURT-CIRcuT- l. Before b@Jeb" 5ao
No. fnI 10 lbib 1915 67G. 2697 239. 2sO3, 1880 lvy
2Ss Ssa2 1851 270 1851. 2epo 27s2 SsU2 1913, 1860
1861 iG48, 1862 lO33, 1855. lO2s. ,.a ,o,o ,o,,
Psnr if--3efOre Van Worst J.-Nos. 2l5S 49,. ivii
307s zg77 1874 302o, 1883, lSO5 B0S zDi1 zzs l%Ao
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
Seller I'D.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA Stocks
san FRAsclsco. Monday June Is, 1888
uriaY. To-day.
fry TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRTpUsy.l

LEADvuLE, Col. June ls.--Grier, tho lessee of
the Robinson Consolidated mine left on Friday for
New-lork. II is said that he viii Insist a inOii
icatOn of the terms Of the lease aud that ii he fails
20 obtain tins be viii relnquish the lease. Ii is
reported here that the mine has run behind.
Bullion valued at 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
KEAL ESTATE

EKw-YoRK. Monday June Is. 1888
The following salo was held ut tho Ex-
change salesrnom to-day
BV John r. Boyd.
6story briek buildiug with lot No 90 Cannon.st
ea I'o " VI '''s'Ou'' w .-''.'....' $4,000
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

2ets soes sos7 silO 1885, $685. alo slos slol. sioo
3l07. 1864
PART III-Before Larremore. J-Csse on-No day caien
dar
sURRooArEs CouKr-Before Rollins s-Contested viii OF
James stokes at IL a. m
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPKUAL TERH-Before Freedman L.
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRfAL TERA-fART I-Before Truax, j.
Nos 1892 1881 1878 1896 l5OS 1905 1896 $685. 1243 eb
74t 9G5 S7l 977. 97a. 750. 3g7, All. -.
604. 320, 922. -
1892. 1887 1893, l44O,
COMMON PLEAs-CHiNBzRs Before Van Hoesen, J.-No.
g.
COMMON PLEAs-.EQUrr TERN = Before Beach. j.
COMMON PLRAs-TRiAL TERM-PARr II-Before Day. q.
Nos 2sl $780, 27g3 25S2 2466, 1851, 2506 2S4l 25sz
1885, 294l 2S72 2SS7 1892 1885, POLL 2927 2s7O 25yb
29o2 29iS 29i7 29l8 1920 292 26l9 1894, 242o 27SS
2774.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
ndee Freedman reserved hIs decision.
MORE WITNESSES NTHE STOKES CASE.


The examination of witnesses for the pro-
ponents continued yesterday the Stokes will con-
test. DIT William +. HoloOmbc said that be had known
Mr. Stokes fifteen years. lie had frequent eonYcr
satons with him In the winter and spriug OF 1881 lie
met Mr. Stokes several times in Madison Square. Mr.
Stokes always walking alone The witness aud Mr.
Stokes talked various snbiectsthe city water supply
political grievances, etc Mr.. stokes said that he had
fought all his life 70 bring about reform In politics but
he had failed. The only to get rid Of political
grievances was TO die aud thus leave them behind
The witness did notice ssrs OF ifrallonaliu,
in Mr. Stokes Hc thought he should have tebosnized
SUCH signs had any existed
Ilbridge H. gerry testified that had been IN thr
habit seeing and talking with Mr. stokes at inc meet
ings Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 AMI
and OF the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Children OF both OF which Mr. Stokes was trustee at
time OF his death. Mr Gerry considered MI stokes
perfectly ra. 0Da-
William c. Brewster said that dag In the
spriug 0s 1881 he passing through Pne-
St with his uncle, Bcabury Brewster. Ihoy met Nj
Stokes aud the witness introduced TO him by his
uncle MIR Stokes observed 10 MI Brewster: 1ou and
ara getting be old mem what VIC have 10 do ia the
way OF work onght 10 do soon. The witness saw mr.
Stokes about month lnter He did not observe IN
Stokes any failure OF mind or irrstouaty The ei1se
will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
tIAINE'

4
Strietaood ordairv. ists Niddng eS
Futures variable advancing the close points this
cron and 5 for the next $4,000 baos Prices paid
June. i05i sio53i July n0470lo5l: AngusS looSS
son6cr &s7as92L December. 99zSs9t; January, loS ZOE
MAY 095 Closing PticesJune 10 July c,n no. 90
Der iooi GiO0si November, g929a9Si December S;st ~
SapS; January, lO.02d1hO3; February lOlzeiOl4i
March io.2ssf626 Transferable orders: 1925.
FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dun heavy and
in instances I5c por Dbl lower with tho decline mainly
On low Grades light export demand and very moderate
inouiry from the trae. Sales 1900 bbls including
ySo Sbls City NH Extra 50 4Ogs3i leo bbs No =
ow Grade Extra S. 9ossi9 5TO0 bbs Winter Wheat
Ettra s4ax7; 5000 bbls. Minnesota Extra, SfgsI 90
onoaons so 50 6O9s3 suDernne S. 40
eS4 10 latter Csmnon 70 Far Extra state s. W
sss sOs GOOD 20 Fancy do - 80 sses CoumSn 70
Good Extra Western. &iss4 90 GOOD 20 Choioe.
81 % ss7 6O; csnwOa U GOOD EXTRA Rosna HOOP oe
EITa MInsssot. siss4 s5' Clear 50 GOES 70; M hys
nIrture s. Qsj UOs Straight. Sj6S67o, Patent so ooe
s7 90. St Louia Common FAR Extra stSSt 70; sood
io Very ChOeA 81 80 aS7: Patent Winter Wheat Extra
"a ~ CtIy Mil Extra for West lnileA 81 AOo
~ south America s6esS l0j market closed eull and
heavy SOUTHERN FLOUR Dull unchanged Sales,
roc bbls oommon 10 Good Extra q g;ssS s9 Good 70
saiss 400 bbls supsrans, So SoesS w for Common 10
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
THE ECCENTRICrrIEs OF AN OLD MAN.


Thomas Edge, resident of Little Falls,
N j. died few mouths and In his will lac lett all
his property valued al about 900 10 his Oldest son
and his WIFE the son receiving the greater portion There
were number Of other persons who considered them.
selves entitled 10 sharo IN the property Including
another son of deceased and they filed cayest
Az anst the w alleging undue Influence by tho Oldest
son The father. they said. WAS OF unsouud mind. aud
evidence 10 this end taken In the PaAsaic County
Orphans' Court, at Patterson, yesterday, and some
strau 90 stories about the old mans habits addnoed
from a number OF those who bis neghbors.
IL appeared from testimony Of several of the wit
nesses that May, 1881. Mr. ge In delriun. Jumped
out OF widow and injured his head, and that In their
opinion ths aggra vatod mental innrIntics 10 which be
had before becu subject lie in the habit Oi putting
on bis shirt aud wrong side out and paradiDg
about in thab garb lie constantly talking OF get
ting a divorce from his wife the ground that ahe
Mot agnst ms life by persons living In boe. aod
would not permit any Whispering. ON occasion lac
drove some children out OF tho nOnse Win stick after
enjoying a game OF bindmaBs buff with them. He
brought unfounded charges OF stealing vegetables
against an old man whom nc had engaged 10 work
t1e place He In nOrdin ate panic sc night fer
fear of burglars and used 10 shOn; aud yell Ike mad
man on one occasion when stranger passing by tie
house iuauired road Paterson, Mr. Edge refused
70 give him any information and aNerward gave as
reason that the stranger wanted to run oi Win hfs
Edge. Once the old mao told man named FnE that
the people in the house mad been shooting at him.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jupe ls-Baoon Cumberland Cut. 5oO shors
Rib so Od PORK Prime y3od do western sSo Lard.
Primo esterr Cheese. American Choice o5Vd iur
pentne vtrfts 34Ud PROVISIONS Lard b0Vd oer cwt or
American. Bre2dstuaz-Corn 52 so Tor New Mixed vest
eru Wheat t9ta ceqta, for csnorns NO 1; sioo
aa for California No sl0d 99Sd for Rel Winter Pess
7Ni per Canadian Butter 65oOd for GOOD nit
cd and sOoUd for nnes do Beet 10000 Tor hh9
ioSpox June is-sprts rurpontina 309d. u<loatca
IIpseed. 1000 quarter. Iinseed O tsynW@ ~ ~
per tun. raIlow 47e tsnuea PesroieAn- saS
oAli. per "a. -. a, x...c. ~
June 1S.-Wilcoxs Lard ctoseu at of hs'e' -
centnes 80 kiioa -, :. a. u..rk. M
BREMEs June is-wicox's Lard closed az "a msrks Y"
ufenniugs per PetroeEn. marks 90 piehhlhss
ASTwRRp June lS.-PeroseunL - frames y. ~ csn.
PAID and sellerA WncOxslaru cioscn ae io- n~iA' w
times loo kios. ,,,,.., o.. ,h. veeh A
Prom ALautio ports 30 $50 qGartorS from fache pWt
81 QUO quarters; other SOURCES i5Voo uuAreS S
$1,000 auarterA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

In London, British consols opened steady for
money and ls higher for account hut later both de-
clined e and closed at 100 7-16 and 100 11.l8 re-
spectlvey. The cable quotes United States GIGS %
is higher at 12fIs. American railways were weaker
and the declines ranged from Il to 1 per cent,
according to the changes In Saturdays home mar
on balance. At Paris. French per cents declined
to 1851, and rose to 1880, against 1915 Satur:
day evening. The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank OF Germany shows specie gain OF SSOo00
marks.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO AND NoRrHwEsrERS.
Ss%Sst Ps: s.7ssS
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
Number of miles s@sss @ .,,ss ssss S ...s .fssss ,s
jan TO June Il 1'..... 6iS6S64 s.si7S67 6577o0o
CHICAGO, ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
Feo0aS %Sff week Is sg$gSS
jan 10 Juno l4...-.-.. l46a0So 2O76.lS5 9oSf'SSo
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
1881. 1882. 1882;
;ss. sS ss sSSS ss $S SS 81 SS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LoSpos June $3.50 mAtla1no ana s Great West West;
mortgage. l2ia Erie SSH Illinois Central lS6s PennsyL
Gsn @ S nssSa. a. G 50 ana
Bar SILVER is quoted at 50i9d. per ounce. -
balance coaS podas Is GgGR sisSots gone '0 A
per cent ens at Is 81 cenImes tho
LoS1oS June ls.4OO p mcOnsols ioO'Ie ior money
f f2f OO' for tho '''0nn'S'''ins 'O Mexican Ordinary
BERLIN June l8The statement Of the imperial Bank Of
Germany shows increase ia specie Of $4,000 marks
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
corroN MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

LvsRPooL June ls -l23) :. m-Couon dull MIA
ding Cpands 5sd; do Orleans o'ed saies L0vo Dses;
amt export receipts o3OO
baies Including 700 bales American. Futuresu panns.
low miaauns June and uiv deserv. 54d.; do.
Julv and August Geysry 0'oIa no. AuEast Anc sepem-
nor aelyery 5sod. September ana October denvcrys
KS do October November delivery, 6e4d; do. No
yepper aud delivery 5s4o. do December and
January denyeTy, 65ss1d. Futures dull.
IIyERrooI June ls.-lSO D.-Corton-tno saissoe tho
day nclude q, 500 bsle@ ADer.cz=- ,. o..
GALVESTON. June 1S.-Cotton easy; Middfng Vemc;
Low Middine. gsc Good Ordinary 60 net receipts s4
bates gross 100 10 Great Britain. -
bales, 10 France bales 10 the Continent - bales;
% the UhanneL - bales cosstNise - paies ssioss
stock 2l,92i. bales
SRWxJUsANs. June IS--Cotton easy Middling. 1905
Low Mddnx 9lac Coca Ordinary. S7sc.i net receipts.
$40 bales. gross. 956 bales exports coasIwise lyS
boles, 70 France - bales; 10 the Continent - bales
to Britain 275s baies saes 1900 Daies asE eSen'
ing 500 bales: stock. il6.loS bales -
S.yANyAH. June Is Cotton Middllng. 9fsc.s
Low Middng 9Sscs Ordinary $50: mes receipts.
l44 bales: exports ooaStwise. c9oo
haies, 20 the Continent - balos TO Great BRITAIN
hala
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

MINES AND MINING.

SAzEs Ar TIE KIyIYa ExORAYaR
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

TOLEDO June ls.-wheat firm aud active No. White
Michigsn 81 O0lg No. DO s9c; No Red Winter cash
June, 81 IS July 81 l35 August 81 lSs sePsem.
arr 81 % Corn steady High Mixed 3. .aG; No as sasn
no grade I7O. oats steady No. cash. Soc; JnIy 3sc;
August $50 asked year SSc asked , hsree,s % "hens
msnts1Wheat 10000 bush; Corn. 1000 bushi Oats -
huab
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

missioners OF Alabama Claims to-day judgments we're
announced as follows with interest from dates named
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
In BRIEF.

Go to Eastwood e King for Harper's
8 BoroJentine, the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
Give Harper's fragrant "Boroden-
tinen for the teeth trial. For sale by
Eastwood d King.
Try 'Harper's Borodentine" tooth
lotion; it just takes the cake. Sold by
Eastwood q King.
Don't forget that Spencer & fuckers
is the place TO buy fresh compressed
yeast.
NEessrs. Barnett & Co. shipped a
hundred bales of cotton to Liverpool
yesterday.
+. A. Jacobs late menaber of the
firm of Tomlinson X Co., has opened
upa nice stock of groceries on Hoas-
uon street.
More light on the platform at tie
Union depot would be hailed with de
light by the travelling public.
A diamond pin, ear drops and dus-
ter ring, worth the handsome sam of
81, 900 are among the costly sets of u w
elry at Howard Tully's.
Cotton begins to make it's appearance
in the market. A number Of Wagon
Q OtNtS iiuNC Dttl SUN WI tllt tpe&tt
this week.
Officer Cocker yesterday arrested u
negro named Powell for assautiug,an
Italian sewer hand wital u stone. de
was locked up.
sheriff Maddox was presented with
, q handsome pistol-belt hy Mr. L.. Fila
tan yesterday. The belt HAS an attach
iGlent by which the holster is rendered
useless. 1t was nuoh admired by
those who saw it.
The arrival OF Mai. Penn has iinino
way affected the price Of groceries at
Turner II McClure's ON the contrary
they have just received ~ large ship
nent of fresh country butter and
yellow legged chickens and continue
todiit orders as prOMpt!W MS in the
past.
ON yesterday Messrs. ArmeutroutI&
Thumsond brought i'm about eighty
beeves of extra heavy weight andlin
verylfine condition. Their meat mar
ket Is constantly suPhiied with the
finest meat to be had la the qity, and
for less money than any dealer in the
market
Strange MS 1t may seem the arrival of
Maj. Pasn has not in the n asst affected
the price OF groceries aad.eailntry pro-
ice ut Gurner & McUupe's,. on the
contrary Trey have just received allatge
: shipment,cf fresh couGtry batter and
acknowledged chickens, and will cou-
tinued to IA orders and deliver goods
with their Usual promptaess.
The Fort Worth foundIy .Mld ma
elf ne shop f,save been crowded with
work ever since they started. The
MNrrietors, Eessrs. ChOliar, MSare q
Ryan, have added more ground and
areihow ereetsag an iron and ksass
foupdry, aud we will soon zee the
smoke pouring i.om the cupoias. glk.is
is a great help "a Fort Worth end the
mon OF the country. esgg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
Another Novelty at Temple Place.

David Nicholson, one of the largest
importers and dealers in fine teas,
wines and condiments in the city of
St Louis, has for a number of years
enjoyed the reputation of giving to the
public foreign and domestic goods of
standard quality only. The name and
trade mark of this popular house has
ever been considered II guarantee of
excellence, and the handsome and at
tractive style in which their goods are
put Up has rendered them deservedly
popular among the retail trade. Their
carees' from the beginning has been a
'sEcctssion of surprises, and only q
short time since when the o;Nnion was
gathering force that the ultimation
had been reached, that the importa-
ton OF real fine goods for market had
STAINED perfection, they surprised the
trade anew by placing on the market
a dol!nr package of the Blue Ribbon
brand of Old Government Roasted
Java coffee. 1t is needless TO say that
the advent of the Blue Ribbon pack
age WAS hailed with delight. Coming
from the popular house of David
Nicholson, it was received on trust
h and rapidly won its WAY to public
favor. For the production of this
standard article they have adopted u
high grade of genuine unmixed Pad
any Java coffee. insuring the consumer
unvarying quality and superior excel
lence combined. T.P. Pendery, pro-
prietor Of the famous Temple Place
ltancy gYocery, has the exclusive agency
flor the,city, and this we regard rs adj
ditional evidence that the Blue Rib
bon brand stands pre-emi@ently above
1 - 4 IN n.
market. Mr.. Pendery las arranged
to handle this Blue Ribbon i'm quant.-
ties and give special rates 10 the
trade a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
Findlcy, Anderson ~ Co.

In the went column viii he found
che advertisement of Findtey, Ander-
son Il Co., cotton buyers tor account of
New England mills. They now have
large orders for shipm emit to liverpool,
,Kavre, BreMen, Hamburg and other
European points, and are also in daily
Geographic communication with some
ofthe largest,mills in the New Eng
land states ard Canada. Also from
Nesy York, New Orleans, Galveston
and. san Francisco. This FIRM which
was. organized about three years ago
have devoted aheir entire time and at
tention TO the working up these direct
outlas for cotton aud their aseeess
warraltsus In Saying that no better
ordersare centralized by any otiar firm
in Texas. They do strictly an order
business and do no: speculate AIT the
expense of their iihnds for place ,s.l
the market Dealers in cotton Ina ,t,isk-
iMary markets would do well Ia cor
respond with this &iEM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

The day was too beautiful to desert
for the parlors SO we wandered about
the grounds where grew, / think, the
most beautiful hedges in Illinois.
Under the shade of Il tree we paused,
and as Mr.. Davis, motioning Henry
and myself to seats on II cast-iron lawn
settee, seated himself carelessly on a
swaying spray of purple hearted fuch-
STA, L had leisure to Observe him.
A slender man only redeemed from
evacuation by the perfect symmetry of
his limbs aud, body, with fair, curling
hair that dropped about his delicate
shoulders like the escaping tendrils of
u hayward vine, a faint flush lust
tnting his boyish cheeks, he produced
upon me aa impression of ethereal
lightness, that | half wondered if the
fragile, spirituelle creature before me
were really mortal, or the spirit OF the
flower which he had made his resting
place. You could not call him effemi.
nate, for his figure has not even the
robust development of a healthy
woman. He does not appear weak or
ia I'LL health. He is visible Ariel. be-
longing to the realms of the air as
:l.uch as the gaudy butterfly which he
LETT our side TO chase, and which,
moved with wing scarce less light
and noiseless than the flying feet of
the graceful statesman who pursued
him.
AS we came away turned to watch
MN swiftly climbing a slender, sway
ing tree 10 peep into nest of wrens
iar out on slender branch and think
UNCOVER our conversation with this
ripping young creature, /
said to my companions:
Henry, think this is absurd. The
people OF the United States do not want |
a BOY, a child who chases butterflies
ana Climbs To look into birds nests, a |
BOY who walks on his handsand turns |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

eCantrell 81 Dillard haze secured dine
services { A. Mueliamatt, talented
young artist formerly with the Dueber
watch ease factory ut Cincinnati, aud
aTe now prepared 10 do All kinds Of
plain and fancy engraving such as
landscapes, leitering, or
any specid designs for medals, &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
LouisyilleEyM

Low rates and gu
exposition at Louis,
Cincinnati Ohio va
and Texas and
Fare to Louisville
S32 40. to Cincinnati AZ
Tickets to Loulsyllk
and Thursdays sE
Wednesdays and
forget that above ro ~,
through a cool, beauuI.
try and Is hours
others. Hotel and y.
all trains. For ilr'M
call upon n
J. j. CHEM " y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
Commercial.

This mornings report shows an adj
vance of l.4c on cotton with increased
interest among local buyers. Ba .on
and lard is quoted up this morning
and very firm at the advanced figures.
country produce is still is in good de-
mand and sells readily at market QUO
tations. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
Big Land Trade.

me X. r.. S. Land Company of this
city, yesterday purchased 40, 900 acres of
lahd in Wheeler county. for which
ithey paid over $4,000. 1t is all in one
niock and will be used as range for
their large herd of cattle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
David DAVIS.
A Visit to tEs ethereal Statesman OF Iii
nois, With IA Hidden Meaning.
lgsabert j. Burdet,e-g

Eabert ]. Burdetteg
In companv with Mr.. Henry Wat.
terson / made one more political pill
grimage, this time to the beautiful
home of Judge David Davis, in Bloom
!ngton, Ill. | aaad been prepared, by
Henry's vivid descriptive powers. for
Rseeting man al remarkable physique
Lgt 4 must c0hfess my astonish8lent
waen, in answer to n ring, Mr.. Davis
htAself came creeping through she
key-bole to welcome as.
s'yGs a way ] have he said, laugh
ing, when i am In TO much haste to
unlock che door,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Old dominion yeast cakes al Combs,
Read q Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Bear in mind that SILVER LOAF
BAKING POWDER never disap-
points the bread maker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

ASK your grocer for SILVER LOAF
BAKING POWDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
Lime! Li,1e |. Lime !

Round Rock Lime and Cemen
Works manufacture ssuperior quality
of white lime. For prices, etc., addres
.Es MARTIN & WALSH, proprs.,
~ Round Rock, Texas. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Carry home a box of SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

SILVER LOAF BAKING pow
DER never disappoints the housewife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Use SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Cantrela ~ billiard design and make
new iewelaY to order repairing fine
watches aMd jewelry Il specially.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
ummersaults in the parlor for a pres

IVINIII.
Look here" ssid Henry, sudden
ly looking so supernaturallS wise |
feared he had rush OF brains to the
head. "Look here, there is hidden
meaning to all this tree climbing and
butterfly chasing business and i am
surprised that you newspaper men
haven't found it out"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Clipped beef in one pound tn cans
at Spencer IL fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05

Try SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
Henry,s CarlslkI

is the best safe ~
sores, ulcers, SAIL Ia.s'
ped hands, chilolslls
kinds of skin ernplyIps'l N
pimples. Get Henry ya,,1|
as all Others are eouDp|
p cts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-05
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