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The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23
;. DhTcAPITAL PRIZE, S75, 900. -asa Tckets only @b Shares in proportio
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We do hereby certify that We supervise the arrangements for all the monthly and semi annual drawings of the Louisiana State Lot tery Company, and in person manage and con trol the drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with honesty. fairness, and in good faith toward ali partIcs, and we au- thOrtxe the Company to use this certificate, with fac-simile of our signatures attached, in it's advertisements.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23

 
 1883. 1883. 1883. 1883. CHICKASAW ROUTE. 1883. 1883. 1883. 1883.
SUMMER EXCURSION Round Trip Rates ROUTES AND ARRANGEMENTS,
 VA THE EAST TENN, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA R. F.,
 AND ITS CONNECTING LINES,

Commencing June l, 1883, perfect system of Round-Trip Tickets will be on sale at all the important points, South, Southeast, Southwest and West, over this line and it's connections to the Summer Resorts and Watering Places of Georgia, Alabama, Tennc see, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland, and Summer Tourists Guide Books for 1883 furnished to all appli- cants.
 For tickets and all information in- quire of all Tickets Agents or Passen- ger Agents of the Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air Line,' Kenncsaw Route, Shenandoah Valley Route, Chiekasaw Route, or the undersigned,
 A. POPE, C. F. x T. A
 Lynchburg, Va. F. II. CARNEs, W.J. PRupE,
 Ticket Agent, Ticket Agent, NJ. & l.. R. R., l.. k. & Ft. S. By, Argenta, Ark. Russellville, Ark.
 JOHN NJ. BULLOCK.
 Passenger Agent, jun7-lm Little Rock, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23
THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI

M NI O1Nr OhD
 Tuition free to everybody but Law Students.
 This Institution will open its next session 2yth SEE, rEMBER, 1883. The course fs com plete; the Faculty is large, able and efficient. The terms are very moderate. The whole In s1itution is open to both sexes. For catalogues and information apply to Gen. A; STEWART, Chaneellor II. M. su LLlNAN,
 jy2G-1m. Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23
MARNING ORnER.

In Pope Circuit Court--Mary J. Jackson, plain- tin, gs. sank Jackson, defendant.
 The defendant, Sank Jackson, is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and an swer the complaint of the plaintfii, Mary J. Jack2on. ,,
 Witness Hy hand and the seal of said Court, IsrAL. JAMES POTTS.
 Clerk.
 4. E LOWER, Solicitor. aug9-4t.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23

"E. C." and ssMoguI" Tobac- coes are the best. For sale by R.. J. Wilson.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23

DEMOCRAT and |, R. Democrat s2.5o
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23
en per Gent. above First Cost !!
NEW ORLEAHss August 1, 1888 TO THE PUBLIC! Tnvesfipate fOr YOurrelyes!


 Investigate for Yourselves! lishcd q wilifui and m malicious faisehcod in re- gard to the character of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, the following facts are given are sne ensaxed n pVis n .mduiens business to Dc Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana state Lottery Company from January ]. 1879, to present date:
 Psii to Southern Express O., New
 Orleans. T. M Wesccat, Mana Paid to ioniissiana National Bank.
 Jos. H. OElesby. President, ...... 463. 900 Paid Iseuisiana State National Bank, s. ,a H; ys Remedy, P5s:idsn. sis iaSioo
 A. Baldwin, President. ........... sS.550 Paid to Union National Bank,
 $. .Charlaron. Cashier. ............. 6s,450 Pad to Citizens Bank,
 K. l.. Carriere, President ........ 5T,000 Paid to Germania National Bank,
 Juics Cassari prasident ;..-.... 5000 Chas. Paifrey, Cashier ...... s7,0o0 Paid to Canal Bank, Ed. Toby, Paid to Mutual National Bank, ''''
 Jos. Mitchell, Cashier. ...... s,aoD Total paid as above ve......... .sa25s, $50 Paid in sums Of under $1,o0o at the
 various offices of the Company
 throughout the United States a,627, ,4I0 Total paid by al al.................$i,Ss1 .$i 1881 ,0G0 For tho truth of the above facts we refer the public to the officers of the above. named cor p0ratiOns, and for our legality and standing to the Mayor and Officers of the City of New Or leans, to the state authorities of Louisiana,and also to the U. s. officials of Louisiana. We claim to he legal, honest and correct in all our transactions, as much so as any business in the country. Our standingSis conceded by all who will inyestiga and our stock has for years been sold at our Board of Brokers, and owned by many of our best known and respected citi- zens. NJ. A. DAUPHTN, President. Tne Public is SFQuested cdrefuiEu 10 notice the neac and enidrged Schsms to 6e drGnn Monthly.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23

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The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23
Louisiana State ltsssry Company,

incorporated in 1868 for g years by the Leg islature for Educational and charitable pur- added.
 By m overwhelming popular vote it's fran Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1872.
 TAs only Lottery ersr roted oa and eadorsed by tAe people crdny State.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Train wreckers.
IAusLIn .LnleEmnn.l [


a Statesman representative learned
| from railroad conductor ycsie rday OF
an attempt TO wreck the train Satur-
day on the international. He sa y he
stopped his train, ana investigation
| proved that two telegraph poles were
\ lied on the track. The were removed
and the train proceeded. The next
morning a freight train discovered
more poles lashed Ia the rails near the
same place and removed them. After
proceeding few miles passenger
was met, aud the circumstances re-
lated 10 the conductor. He notified
his engineer, and when they ap.
proached the vicinity described by the
freighter they found that the 0bstruc.
ton had been replaced. Fortunately
no damage has resulted from the
would-be wreckers, who evidently
wished 10 rc-enact the scene that oc-
CURED on the Mexican National In
Mexico lately. Since these obrtrOe-
tions hnve been placed on the track
Capt. Shelly has had guard on each
train from Cotulla 10 this place aud
return.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
MasQue Ball.

me society man of the GAZETTE hm
,ueIsei an invitation to attend
,ana Inasquc ball TO be given ut Cas-
my Opera house in Mineola, Friday
n,,s,a.ihg, December 2sth. The COM
' n'ees are AS follows:
IN committee of Arrangements.-M
smades, VIII Jones, j. Il. Ian
Va A Munzesheimer, q. w. benson,
N, l. Dockery, l.. Il. Truman, G. NJ.
W., ). w. McMurry, ID. c. Cookery.
invitation Committee.--H. NJ. Cate,
.r a, Jackson, w. NJ, Giles, n. Rosen-
'u W, l. q. Bromberg, s luckerman,
nv ~. Harris, j. Z. Buchanan, u.
d floor Commi,tee.-A. Rosenbaum,
u Teagarden, c. IL. Reeves, j. A.
RECEPTION Committee. = John L.
H III; l., N, Truman. Geo. +. Flynt,
6,,h. Cason, A. II. Houston, Charles
re J. NJ Boon, j. M. Williams
any, GAZETTE will be well repre-
""u on the OCCASION.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
The Quaker Colony.

Quaker C0iuny, situated ninety
miles north OF Big Springs, between
Yellow HO rise and BlAnco canyons
consists Of thirteen families and has
school of ihirty-fve pupils. This
colony Is engaged in farming and has
succeeded In raising corn, nlillet, hum
garian grass, sweet and irish potatoes,
turnips, cushaws, and general vegetu-
BILE products in abundandance aud Of
fine quality. Mr.. Torbitt, who has
just returned from there, Informs us
that IL is fine country, and that
farming has been successfully
carried on there this year although II
has been one of the driest known in
Texas for many years. some cotton
wood trees recently planted grew six
feet la one season, and some white
maple and mulberry trees grew three
feet this year. Mr.. Il. brought "A fine
load Of turnips and cushaws back with
Iiim-one cushaw weighing iorty-iive
pounds. The lands are described ~
be- IA tine as those in Iowa and vory
much like the lands Of that state IN
appearance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Ought to be Stopned.

n young man was crossing the stree,
near The corner ofFirst aud Main yea-
terday, when he was knocked down
and run over by horse ridden by a
boy. He got up and went into The
Fort Worth Pharmacy, where it was
ascertained that the horse stepped ON
his heel, and sprained his ankle. He
had some arnica put on, and left with
0ul giving his name.
Fast driving and fast riding through
the streets is becoming too common.
1t is matter for wonder that more
people are not hurt than are with the
fine opportunities afforded daily.
Much of the fast driving is done by
two or three parties who seem reckless
of the public safety while INDUCING
their vanity in showing Off the per-
formances Of their equine pacing, trot-
ting and running stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
LOCAL MARKETS.
Noqsg.

Cotton X unchanged.
The dry goods market Is steady.
Groceries and provisions are quieicr, with
no change IN quotations
Corn advanced ave cents, II Il expected u
resume ia old stand Mouday. a. the rise WAS
ia consequence The mail ninoant brought
in during Tie muddy weather.
ChicIensand DUCKS are IN demand az The
top egures IN our quotations
The tea plants y indigenous 70 China aud
fadla, but was not exlanslyeIy cultivated in
the latter country until subsequent 10 Isfl,
IN chiDn tins preAent annual yisli OF ten
amounts 10 between 2 co0do0tIO and 3.DDD-
0l0.O.O pounds. Tho China tea Is divided
by the tiaio Into thros gene al clasacs, VIZ;
green or unIsInientsd sea. black or fsrmentsa
tea, subdiylde1 ino oolongs and congon, the
former subjected 10 slight and tie after TO
great fermentation. scented, aiso fyrTpented,
Fermentation inrnk The leaf blarx. and IN a
measure destroys the quality Ia the ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

huMnNH-- Rough lumhel boxing, 10 ipchos
aud under, nfut-ciaas, t2l; stripping, ISN3, tel,
noNinE ana llporing, clean. t5, thick clrnrn,
III aud ~, 80. rough lumber, second class
SIS; loist aud scnntiing, onllH, pld.
SIM SO-.ilrst common white Pine, kla 10;
second do, SO third do, snS; poplar, sI 81: na.
tive rlne " 80 Vce2 ~ do n, IS; native
rough, giT 80,
DituisEn LuMBNit--- iioxihg ~ inches and
under, go 0lEo& On do isN1, $50 OOga.N O0
scnnlllng, Jolst ~ any common lumber
40 WsWS ~. boxing over n inChca, $40 900
" 'as thick clears, IA 10 ana 2, $50 OAp3a so
second cafa. any hltid, $40 wldo2l 80
DRssirp AND MATCiinp hLooRiN9--Flrst
GLASS s.k. second class, SAL
WiITEPiNE FunNIaiIIEu LuMnEn--ls., IA
ana mon white pino, Eu, Inch do, et5.
lEtLirus- liFhDnD on pLAIN--Firnt COM
nun whltr pine, 81, Ei251. ID do $40; 81 do, s2J,
poplnr " 90 tN; poplar, ~ s2bO; nativepine,
rortta LrsnnR.--i,s ~, ANA . inch s65,
do Inch. 90.
siliiEoi.Fs-- Whi!c pins A, Is, do shaded A.
yi2i, dooNtfa No. ], $500 cypress besi. any
brand, -, do No. =, tl60 do No. ;, eityt natiya
mwed heart tI.bb saps. sL8.
ifohhiN.-- Whito pine, dressed and headed,
Hpnhfe or nat, 81; yellow pine DO. 81; hath, 81.
LIMB, InMrsr, Ere. Lime, Austin, b2g5
per hhl. Cement, isuulsvlio or Rnsennlo, 1850
per bbl.i Portland, 81 ppr bbl. plReisr Paris,
Now YORK or Michigan. 50 nor bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
.,yuFoURTH WARDS

-sour. division superintend'
ba lsxas & Pacific road, was in
yesterday ., tne rexa. s
r sd Il getting very short
', 10 s,haefrer, lately with the
" I.oyss,ment company, has ac-
n,a'osition in the Texas q Pa
sa,per of the Missouri Pacific
fi i registered at the Clark
..ot il to be put in first-class
onI sl hv the Missouri Pacific rail-
itlcu ~ Inv The work is to be
!, com anod shape and equal to any
10 s THAT part of the railroad
saNn between Throckmorton
Eyslica street. to the Texas g. Pacific
RG I = si be paved like Main and
sire streets by the railroad COM
s'0su sssrs laing & Ratican are
k,he work.
'S S.o,a Fe company are deter
ne oa W have good approaches to
r. ,.r ~ Mr.. Mullam, the Santa
Ero si Il this place, will wait on the
gsn, " ia next meeting to see If
|lnc'l sm,.nrement can be made to
nc twelfth street from Rusk to
ave- vet, Fe track. The company is
2 s ,Is.,l in Offering to haul the
Y ,'s md gutter the reservation. We
~ J, 'ao M have good streets to both
y wv nn,h to the comfort and con
IN ..n.. of all our citizens and the
In, p,lblic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

[ WHHKg-igecti1ed 81 iosJ5o, as per proc,
sour mash, one year old. 81 " Two years Did.
.. DDf<9 -. three years old a. bDH2 IS. fancy
extra old WHISKY SOB.
WIEEs5--Ciafct, cnEp,ls3 5p@IDJ. rs pbrquhi.
~; catawba, pr gallon, 90 NJ Port, III 40
Per gal., 81 eodsS -. White vine. ia easss,
gIsAHrAaEE-0. 81. MnmIn A Co, Fktrs
Try, ~ lE> 70 1Ji Heidkirk, IN bssissi IA O6d
81 ~, EruR, Ia basket, faS faeh8J igl Iaf0e1ti
ci'afnpasns, y v,gltco. Geo. Goulet. extra
dry, pints, S7U
ALs-stocs ale. per aoz.. q ooe2 Is: portor
per ddz., 81 UOst2 ~
BoTfLKD bEEg--St. louis quy xis, sI2 "; pls
ErJangeF beer, quarts, el3 J0. .,lnta ia 81
Bchlitz MiIwaukae, quarts - ~ rinis $40 ~.
Anthony kuhna, qpf ia 20, pinis si2 10;
ll2op. pluts si2bg; Fai<'s Milwaukee,, quarts,
81 ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A Singular Snit.


A very laughable trespass suit wa
commenced Tuesday, November 18Th
al Geneseo Court House, before judy,
Macpmber. Two wealthy and highly
respectable widows Of Caledonia were
engaged in dispute over Il linc-fence,
and while the pIaintitf's workmen
were engaged in making a hole for a
llne-fepce the defendant came ana
put her foot In the hole to pre-
vent them from working, being
very careful to keep her body on her
own premises, 80 as 70 commit no tres
pass. The plainnii then came, and. IN
passing by, kicked her ia the back.
Among the witnesses were the tw0
Irishmen who dug the hole. These
made considerable sport. Altogether
ID was las amusing suit as has been
tried here for some time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A Remarkable Nose.


John II. Clark, ir., of Missouri, who
hos hee,, nominated for chief clerk OF
the lower house of congress, is particu-
larly remarkable for his nose, when
seems 10 he cross between bouquet
of bright-cOlored eXotics aud an Italian
sunset. 1t IL altogether the most phe-
nomenal nose that has ever appeared
in Washington, and this. IT must b.
admitted, is saying "a great deai. IL
has the characteristics of the cha-
nleleon--not that il sulssts upon nir,
but that, under varying circumstances,
il changes its hue. Sometimes II Is
gorgeous purple reminding the be-
holderof those splendid robes worn ny
Roman conguerors and the wealth.
lest mobiles Of early Latin
t;ues. anon IL is "a
fiery red, resembling the conilagra-
tjo,i OF a prairie haysiack on DARK
night. Again we find IL somDre
orav or u sulleu chrome yellow, WINE
nj certain periods II presents a pale,
ninl,isb tint. with dark blue polka
dofs. on two or three occasions IL mas
resumed the national tTi-coiors-red,
,yhiie and blue-but It's steadiest hue
10 n brick-red. with beautiful mauye
waves and few splashes Of bright
green, producing at once yaried ala
pleasing aspect. We do not know Llial
any estimate ~ 10 the yaiue OF suuh
nose hss ever been made, put ~ u
believed that Mr.. Clark must nave
expended large fortune upon TINS
useful and singularly 0rnahiehlai
member Of his person.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
silver Thistles.

Alta recent fancy dress partyin New
York a lady, whose cost me resenlbled
a silyer-Iincd gray cloud, wore gray
silk stockings, embroidered WIN hpy
silver ihistles, gray satin sandals, on
which her monogram appeared III
steal beadworki aud gray suede SAKE
gloves, on which the device OF ipihties
was again apparent IN delicate hand
painting. Silver thistles were worn
In her dark hair, and buncbes OF tue
same pugnacions plant, gone To seed.
fastened back the folds OF her dress,
which was OF silyer-gray rtuiie over
silver satin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

INV oRLSASs. December is.-- COTTON =
SPOT closed easy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
New York.

| Nsw YouS, December IS. --corroS-spo,
| olosvi uull ana easier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Tic Evans Memorial.

Senator Coke few days ago asked
that the memorial forwarded him, re-
lAting TO the administration oi Justice
la the United states district courts Tor
Texas, be published in the CongressIon-
sl0nal Record. Mr. Ingalls, entered II
protest, claiming that the Record, ow-
Ing 10 the quantity ofnatter inserted
which did rot properly belong In u
had become 30 bulky as 10 make IL
useless. The protest fell to
the ground, aud the Texas senator car
ried his Dolnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
,...Ameslern Texas S,ocIkmen

st. Louis Glooe-oemooratI
No Young gentleman that runs the
,-nr 10 the Equitable building re-
as,dto the young lady who pol
line tessellated pavement on the
M floor
qy but you missed n sight. SIX
sglug hats, and all new"
X. mosaic mopper sighed and Kept
.iblug until she saw Mr.. IL. ID.
n general live stock agent of the
.rise.tern system, emerge froHl
I 0dsi office on the third floor, fol-
Ay~' -, ,,lry hots Thprp
Vi py sixteen paus ar honnoth
rileSas i've 500 ",,.;,,;mm a rnn,,h
e7sA w, "na S tha nartv ron.
aiN7,teao' 'i'v 'ar,n,. no;il;nH AL
S'n'oou' a G"n' To- ia al .nno. In
y ~ seh' ,',i,;,i s n" wh;ch
sl9a' WIN wiz. 'i soa,o, ,;tb ,,,,,l,
Au iifie ie ,lh ,'h;ta nnop 10
@Hn sniPpeu 'ne VI IN ", IT,
IN NJ. pll..o'i' ny IN. hod ,aLan
wv. " fHi'ie9 1',a my ana hnsv hanr-
.Et9Wh III "a uouy an. -, nuS 80, -,
Al. ,,,l,, .hn ;,,rra. inn
~ 'ney Weh.' uiu .,a, VIZ h'a strnci,
pa new minstrel troupe h"u s'i"cM
w. ~. ,.,,.o,,,o,a od,,o, ,,o,
Aler III me uay Iail'o"u yui ,. me, me,
II.t1r'S az the 'Sou.iieli, '"iu "o." ,,n
.'ii'es auu hsuio 'i"i
..ul mem ; '', are -, ",'' ''
s Si nPPi"Ai,ii ''e'y; 'o"' l
ur', l 'ieaqs, iunu man ALI ' n",
q i''n heiiiie''"' "'
tF ~. .,.,,o, of Fort
..a +, iN"iu, sV's" ,ha uanriett,
iis tm P ga SH, nul.9 600. Wv
T. j. Atkinson of Henrietta Of the
cts are over 81 GOO, 900.
4, director IN Henrietta National
lk. worth SSOO, 600.
!. W Harold of Harold Bros. OF
It Worth, representing Strahan of
[ b Lioyd, president First Ma
lal bank AZ Fort Worth; say $780,
Easy.
C. Richardson, representing Stra-
I& Co. of Chicago at Fort Worth;
O0l.
I. = Il;urd etocl,man of Henri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Cattle Raisers Counse,iny

The executive committee of the Cat
Tie ltaisers' association of North rex,.
met In this city yesterday for the pur.
pose OF transacting business reouirino
their attention. There were ,,resen,
-. NJ. Brltton, chairman; Col. q. j.
carter OF Palo Pinto, Col. !. G Slauvh.
tsr OF Dallas, w. II. Bourland o,
GAINESVILLE, J. ]. Hittson of Weather
iord and j. g. Loving of Jack county
Nothing of public interest was done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Dlssnluiion Notice.

me firm of Ieller g. Stanley have
SgiVed Oy mutual concent. All par.
al, indebted to the above firm VIII
sue with Charles Zeller.
Signed 7. z. sg g Ii
ssaving succeeded the firm Of Ieller
a. ss'ahley, we Will conduct the whole
kssu. nuit, produce and vegetable bust
N ~ The old stand, on the south side
w square, Fort Worth, Texas.
Nh say nave IA car due tomorrow from
brsnn orleans composed of Louisiana
rocases Ruatan bananas. Honduras
n. us, Messina lemons and Malaga
Irsa''s' which We ARE Offering to the
roaJ Our motto Is promptness,
DrlcA fully guaranteed at bed rock
enSm Hoping 10 gain part of the ox..
nm Patronage bestowed on the old
- We remain respectfully,
KELLER BROS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Chicago.


CHICAGO, December a. Receipts l. 40; mar.
Ret strong, exports q b0@7b0; good 10 choice
shipping 5ba0 ~: common 60 fair 00ab ~.
Texans Nlebb ~.
sHEEr--ReceipM 80. market steady: info.
rlo' 10 llir t0st9 10 pcT hundrod medium 10
good 2S@f 20; ohoc" 10 oNtra i7bmbN
Chicago, December l5.-CATrLf-- iicceipt-
lH only small butcher tmde, owing to NAH
rc'elpts prices steady; good shipping cnttie
would command full prices.
EH-Keceipts none; nothing done.
GHAiE.
WHEAT-UnEotilcd, but generally higher,
closing firm; Mo- red G0A6t ~ casli; U2L
January. 0iil February, n May.
toRE-IOwcr nnd weak; fG4.tdi0IA cash and
Decgmbcr iiA@G5s january, 40 February.
5iis May.
oArs Lower 8Jl4@p1e cash. 500 Docom.
her dQ6 January, " February; 500 May,
l'tovisiuSs.
WHieKY--St rady al II.
tuHN NKAI--tluict a. $50.
Lam Nominal
Provisions very quiet only small job
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Broke His Arm.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas TAYLOR
young man from Neosho, Mo, now
living with Mr.. w. r. Sands two
miles east of the city, started TO town
ai"ot. While making short cut he
came 10 fence near the Continental
company's works and in climbing il
he slipped, fell and broke his left arm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Furniture t'edstoGdF, Imitation walnut
eachi " ZOOS Jy ~ wninnt, o. boa1I4 10; Cliairs.
WOOD seat, = dor. ~ 1901 on cane onii rattan
seat. Vos.y 70; cane sent, dining, ei2 pgD256 40
t5Weesy'v w camp sid rockers, each u TSsS
TrbE Mir,gr, A,ch t2ps. 4 doz,. s2ye4.l2 y:
Bafea. aarb. % a6D7tM Bursaus. * NJ 3, ~, ~,
Baby CnffiRfss. 20 s06t11 ~ 80 -
Crocharys-W q teas, y doz, u OJftI VI W a
aged. D. DC. failen hides ikt1c Iess. dr. aalieo.
Z = ioei sroon Haited, n % ID: green brtnhcr, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Magnificent steel Euyrayln,.

sh'hceht steel Engravings.
Faust and Margarette.n
Romeo and Juliet.n
'Fausl's Nision.r
Gee Up,n
Lord of All l Survey.i
Last ks y
Flaw In Title.n
Presentation Of the Bride.n
All lovers OF art are invited TO call
and se.- II n. Conner & Co.. dealers
IN books and stationery, No. 2O7 Hous-
ton street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
DO We Garry bankrupt Goods i.

Why bless your heart, no, Our
gonds are purchased from first hands
ahd are choice both in pattern aud
Wslgn. IL You need a good suit ~
clothes, we would like to talk TO you
Tor about i've minutes. You see our
Hoods Inst there viii be no need to
taik. WASHER 4 AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
THE CouRrs.

terday. w se' yes
In the county court there were sew.
erai judgments on Appenls from ~,
jns'ire courts This court will take up
vi. ,ne hoh;lury civil docket tomorrow,
which Will probably last through tn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

FLOUR btnnaru'a Royal Patent. egtn
3 bpl; npciys, ~ NDeell 20 Y 100 Ms. No. roaAs
per 100 It's o., No 22 70, No $500 Corn meal
pet bushcl 100; Iiomins and grits a bill,
5000 Oatmeal, y hnlf bbl., fi7b: CRACK ed
wheat, NJ, DC; uraolferE X soda, Gr NIX
soda, dh@c,j xxx soda, Gisc,. o.cam o.; gin.
ger snaps, $50; lemon creainH, $40. Wheat
IN liR4i rocoiptl boc@sl. ~ 10 duality and
condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

Potatoes, northern, a bnrrcl a4l; Onions.
northern Dbl, ~ 7aap3 90 Sweet potatoes, NOD
O pnr bnhhcl, Tnrnlps fnqihc " bu. rtnus,
IL, j., mod, bblh., btcniH. luWo lima, 0m6iso;
Nbbiahsli 1bi,, Is. risa icet, hiin, 81 80; oi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,
Government strong.
Railways lower.

Government strong.
Railways lower.
state quiet I
The weakest stocks this forenoon were
NiIlards oil OF which was nom y TO y.
pcol tronblcs generally y 10 " Missouri
racinc beiug ~ lower vanderbllt's Apecial.
properties sc orally moro active: Canadian
s,ooss also weak; coal Shnres were only
stccks on markets that showed any strength
IN fvrenooG LAMENTATIONS between 1881 and
~ n prices shout as they were at former
hour, In last twenty minutes business there
worN some violent lamentations. u sudden
attack was mnde on Northern taclnc, and ia
Tow minutes Northern Pacific preforred
Snli down 'setS eoip, ent recovered 10 81, ore.
k0n UNCONSTITUTIONAL sold down to 30 4, and
make, also depressed slightly Union racldc