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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-15

The above trains are run daily, and make
close connection at Mound House with trains
of V. & 2. L. r., for Virginia and Reno, and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, via.
V. d I. b. Il. for all points East and West.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-15
observed:

Miss Mary Greedy, of Mason VAL
ley, has Instituted a suit for divorce
from her husband, A. l.. Greedy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-15
j. c. HAzLETT,
Physician and Surgeon,
--oFFICE on

PIKE STREET, DAYTON.
Cen be found at office or at residence on
First street when his services are required.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-15
BILLS ALLOWED
BY THE
Board Of County Commissioners.
-OP-
LYON COUNTY, NEVADA,
For the March Term Of 1884.

The following bills were examined and 81.
lowed by the Board of County Commission
ers at their regular monthly meeting. held
March Sd, 1884
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

and drive 10 stamps, one ha.
steam and drives 40 stamps. These
five mills have been running ordi.
narily regular on low grade ore
from the Comstock during the last
two years.
The transplanting of spawn in
the streams and lakes hereabouts
has been quite valuable to this sec
tien, by giving the cat and white
fish as an occasional change from
the trout. Two pound cat fish are
often seen in our markets, white
fish AS yet not SO plentifll. Upon
this subject the public can gather
more interesting facts from the
Fish Commissioner, Hon. II. G..
Parker.
SUGGESTIONS.
The collecting of delinquent
taxes under existing Jaws. I think
unjust to the taxpayers, State and
county. All taxes being hen
AGAINST reality it should be legally
a Judgment, and property subject
t. sale or order of Commissioners
thus avoiding the useless expense
of going into District Courts the
cost in such eases being from
twenty-five to thirty dollars. Again
the law exempting one thousand
dollars to widows. as it now stands
applys to non-residents as we'll as
residents and can be claimed III
every county in the State if so
f sitsnate as to have property in all
the countvs, there is on my roll in
this county getting the benefit of
this exemption some who have
never seen the State of Nevada.
I hard think this was the inten-
ton of the Trainers of this law.
Trusting, dear sir, that this re-
rot will fare better than mine of
1882. handed to your predecessor
who saidin his report for those
yerrs, I" No report received. "
[ remain very trul Y yours,
J. d. KERsEY,
Assessor of Ormshv County.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
Presents for (fevcIan:

New YORK. December 2nG. Al.
bany specials state that Gov. Clcve-
land is overwhelmed with presents
of all kinds from all parts of the
country. Somebody in Brooklyn
expressed to him a Newfoundland
pup with a letter hoping it would
form one of the attractions of the
White House. The dog was re-
turned. Canes from ladies' fairs.
expensive bouquets from near SYM
pathetic friends, and such like to-
kens of esteem, come frequently.
A friend of Cleyclaed says: The
President elect does not propose to
reject the offerings already re-
ceivcd. The public vii! be able to
fully appreciat, the delicay which
compcIs the rejection of certain
classes Of presents. This is the no
stion now assumed l,v Cleveland y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
ALMOST A FIRE.

A Blaze Starts in the Appeal or
fee.
As yesterdays APPEAL was
about going to press on Monday
evening, a kerosene lamp fell to
the floor, and exploding started a
lively fire in the composing room.
the flames reaching from the floor
to the ceiling. Robert Merricold.
composition. was near the LAMP
when it exploded. and his clothes
taking fire he was Obliged to run
from the room. VIII Davis turned
the Office hose on him, end Frank
Curtis. securing a Harden Hand
Grenade. Several of which have
been kept in the Office for the past
two weeks hurled one in the fire.
and it was out in less than ten sec
onds. Mr.. Curtis, whose prompt
action saved the building, found
that his overcoat had been
burned, and Merrigold also lost a
coat and and vest. The latter was
badly burned about the hands and
after the fire was extinguised lay
on the floor in horrible agony. Te
was taken into the Capitol Lodging
House, next door, where Miss For
rest kindly administered restora-
tives, and dressed the burns. AL
though his injuries are not serious
he will do, tess be laid up for a
week. The wal. of the composing
room was considerably burned, and
couple of type racks uined. TIC
total loss is not over so, fully c.
cred by insurance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

To quiet the alarm of the public
as to the Immediately dangerous
character of the brands Of Baking
Powders containing Ammonia
and Alum, in unsafe quantities,
Scientists say that if proper care is
exercised moderate use Of either
may not prove perez ptively harmful.
The bard that is pure and whole
some is DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

LEGISLAT We CLEkSHIPS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
DIVIDEND NOTICE

At A ~ ETKNe: OF TM r
~ Trustees o. III" Carson Opera House
Association held November u. Il Givi-
4 nj II IS ). per = are upon the stock
OF the Association W Is declared, paya-
bl,. m nediatei, upon presentation of
ceriinca'e> of stock TO vr, MINOR coffin j.,
1'reasu 'er OF the Association at his of
dee in Carson City, Nevada,
Il. \. BENDER,
Nov. -. 10 4. President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
Dancing school.

Miss Ford will begin a dancing class
at Carson Opera house, Saturday, Nov.
end. 10 run through the entire Winter
months. Terms, EGcts. per lesson.
foiree every evening tceinning al
O'Clock sharp. Good Music,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
Shaving and lHaircuttins.

For good bath W tn ! ot or cd water, cr
Saave p rf.Ined il u W. rk mani h e manner, 20
John Cuhnas Barber Shop. HAircuttin. =
xltv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
sslfs Valtel

Any one with safe to lease or
sell can find customer BY app|y
ing ut this fficc. lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

Morning BEARD.
800 Alta 3oc
$40 Andes pc
81 Ophir-5Dc
$50 Mexican soc
16D Best & Bclcher-l
23i Con. Cal & Va.-l0c
400 S,vage-Soc.
I.O Chnllar-2 81
72A hale & Norcross
100 P,tnsi 9oc
81 yellow Jaaket-1 10
50 Alpha -75c
2N Sierra Nevada
50 Ttah-70c
100 Navajo 2 30
go Bnlle-2 d b3)
32D M,no-7,c
Gould & Curry 90
81 Rrlcher go
205 Exchequer Is
400 Uaion-45
81 Mt. DiabIo-3 80
100 Con. Pacific ( s.
Eve Jig Beard
40 Ophir SOC
7W Mexican SOC
5m Gould & Curry 10
p, Best & DA|chcr Il 10
10, Con. Cal. & Virginia-loc
/ 80 Savage l I'D
ga Chnllar-2 So
coo Potosi-1 ID
40 Hale & Norcross 20
$40 Sierra Nevada Il ID
so yellow Jacket 10
200 Union
2JD Navaic-3
80 Bodie 2 is
60 Honn -99c
loo Bullion 25c
800 Utah So
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
btG.siyin".

All kinds Of light and heavy
draying done on easy terms, and at
shortest notice. JOE CARPENTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

A house ct ten rooms, with all
The modern Improvements. Inquire
at this .fiicc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

Emnire City, is situate on the
Carson river. three miles Fast Of
Carson City. there is a quartz mill
at each end Of the town. built on
the banks Of the river. one with 40
and the ether with A. stamps. Be
low and within a distance of four
miles Of Empire there are three
other quartz mills. maxim. five in
this county, four have water power
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

Announcements under this head are
%. invariably in advance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
Burglars Arre-tei

Day before yesterday "Sacra-
mcnto Bill and \ .nes Miller were
arrested. Mtssars C,vinrall Stern
tool, the pair IN, aal in searching
their house found qlite a quantity
Of silk, FAIRS and clnaSs stolen IN
Virginia City, somc articles takcu
from VI lIler AMI trinkets stolen
from Rose Caldwell. They will be
examined today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Cane Growers Convention.

st. Louis, January l6.-The fifth an
nual convention of the Mississippi
valley cane growers association met
this morning about fifty delegates
being present, representing several
states. The annual address was deliv-
cred by President Norman j. Cole
man Of St. Louis, who reviewed TN"
work Of the year. The speaker be-
li,-v-d the time had come to organize
national cane growers asso ialion
with the object of developing The
su gar industry Throughout the country
'rh. planting "f cane is yearly ex-
tending. The value ofsyrup produced
from \, rthern cane is fully 10000
100 The meeting was filed with
SAMPLES of sugar and syrup made from
Northern cane. which were Inspected
with much intere-t The address of
he president was referred to COM
mittee of four for consideration a
delegation of five rom the Louisiana
sugar growing association were pres
eDt.
st, Louis, No., January l6.-On re-
assent linz several members were
added. The president announced the
committee to confer with HE Louis-
ana delegation, and also read letter
from Gov. Bate of Tennessee, accred-
iting T. w Clifford ns a representative
of the bureau of agriculture of Ten
ue>Sve
MIR. Belcher. from the committee TO
take into ,nsid.ral ion the business OF
the last INVENTION, report d that the
committee recommended that tn AS
snciatinn he hereafter known as the
Ma ional Cane Growers Association,
and that the ofiic re- of III can" grow
,rsi associations of the different states
he constituted honorary members of
the ,tionnl association. The presi-
dent received the report and instruct
ed the commit to draw up a consti-
tuition and bylaws.
Mr.. Clarkson of Nebraska then gave
verbal report of the cane and sugar
prospects of that state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

PROVISIONS.


NEW ORLEANS, January H. FLOUR
Market steady and unchnnged inmily
OsD1 ~: hi h grades STisd5 65,
Cons NJ. AI.-sscarca att az 3.
PoRK--Steads with mir oomnnd; old 1914;
new x.
LARD Steady and fair demand ,ierce re-
nneu o3.; key W.
bulk MtATs-Steady, with fair demand;
shoulders steady; packed @ . long clear AID
clotr ribs higher,7A.
BACON, ong clear and clear rib easier
and scarce ats S.
Heu>-Choice sugar-cured canvassed duh
and lower Mt l2)@
NHIsKY-Stcady; Western recliied o)@
90.
oFFEE-Steady with fair demand; Rio cav
goes oIumon to pri ne 1915 slSA
SUaAR-Murket quiet and easier: con :
m IN la good yurniuun "a lair u full!
fair 5 .9 Is: prime to choice o@sgB; yei'
low clarified 6s.S1; white 81 rihed u.
MoLhssEs- Demand active; prime 10
choice Sita50 centrifugal l7@'0. common 2oa
y; fair S6S.
hIoE-st Louisiana, ordinary TO
prime, issd55s.
BRAN--S carcc and Arm ut lo'.
CortoS SrED OH Primo crude JsGSs;
extra layce summer yellow s2Ss;3.
GRAIN.
CoRr--Fair demand AT lower rates; mixed
and white ~,
OATs--Quiet and ste dy; choicc5).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

the wei known Gteylock dress glnhgams,
ana Johnsons Toile du Nord, all Of which
VIII doubtless attract, Is usu ~. large htten-
tiH from dealers, large number OF Vest
crn dealers are duo here next weck, ~ Il by
that time we look for fairly active trade 10
set in.
so far as weather IS concerned IL il al that
can be d. desired TO enable retail dealers 10
run on their winter goods, and the continu-
ancc OF cold temperature viii vet en- bic
them TO considerably reduce their stocks.
on iobbers are very quiet, their sales be-
ing mostly in small reassortmg orders and
some moderate dealings with package buy
ers.
No particular complaint IL made In regard
Ia collections but the numerous failures
throug hout the country are the cause of some
approximations of further like disasters. Ifit
has the etc 10 induce n closer -crniiny Of
credits and n reject lon of all doubtful nc
counts II viii be the bet or for trade, though
II lessons the sale. credits have been too
lree, and nll. but especially the commission
s,iesmcn, have cared more for the quantity
than the quality OF trade.
In the desolati0n oil dulness that has pre.
vailed dGrlng the few past months, holccrs Of
good have been too anxious for sales Ia good
pa ties 10 give much. n any heed 10 their OBJ
lection 10 dating ahead and that pracii G
has been all along anu ia now MS sac as ever.
80 also ~ the "open account" System. Buy
ers demand both, and Rnods are too plcnt
and hulders are too an Nlous 10 make sales To
refuse either We know of party who
was offered the option of six months
open accou or r'ght months note, and
chose the rmer ~ lac said, ION principe
hut IS cli choice IN generally 10 9 .use III the
debility OF the open account and the rigid.
ity ola note. An account can be stayed n
few days. and frequently y, without loss OF
credit, bat with u noe IT. l. either pay or pro
test Enough has been said aud written IN
rea Ion - til : EVIL practice, but IL has be-
c,mo 'ihe cuslo' Of the country" and
there seems no remedy for 1t unpl the ne
ssitics OF the seller compel different
course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

Woor,-3edium, according 60 grade vs. .iiy
and condition, us To zoe; rnc acc0i .ir- h
pde,quaiity and condition is TO 20: coarse
20 re. e1icap inprnr d according To grads
quail and condition. 10 to rs; Mexican ao.
cOrding TO grade. quality and condition u
burrs
HipEsaNo. i;iheavy flint, oryFbIi. No
N lSc; No 2. lighi hint u n los: bulls and
heavy, 10 aged, :, d 9lsc: calf SIX ins aud bad
~ damaged, 2 " "A &c; green sailed, sonDd,
green, 4 ID Sic.
Funs-skunk, io@2oc: raccoon. 2oaioo
zoo Sc.
cELTRIIss = Nominal, season over. beer
, ,Kinsi u sne2o antelope skins, y u lD9l3
sont SKIS, eash ilgp2b: sheep pclis, according
tordlng to mount OF wool, l0Gpl5c: Mexican
sheep relts, y ID sGl0c; Mexican sheep pel;s
improved 'iSS'2c: Mexican sheep sherllngs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
rELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
st. Louis.

~. Louis.
IT. LOWS, January l6.-FLouR-steady and
Vii Avery quiet and slow for every
thin except May option In which ihers WAS
f.ir r,dUil. cred ins4 . ctsn; fOet"i
January: MS o. February; "a March,
to ii, -op ned made on. advanced sllghlly
and closed tue same ny ythterday;
i7sz Mafch 5ii%eJ,M May.
ca i: slss January; 5l. february; bid
March; May.
PROVISIONS.
mnfsRY--a STEADY at rs
CORN MEAL Better, go M
MEAT. wv
LARp-1ood donand Tjl,S 20.
PonK-uld II o. new II cash ~ -.
H. LK hEATs-Sipw anu nrni IL ns clear
s.; short rib ipfr7 70. short clear 1907 90
HAaoH- Firm; long clear s2,@s5; short
rib : 81 short clear Sdns 800.
LIVE srocR,
rATTLE-Receip's 10 o; supply fair for host
aunliiy poor prices cNpurts roo 40; good W
choice Il ers 5b'i6 u; common 10 mir Q
cDi p: butch T. steers 90 COOS COWS ava
S,iEEp-Receipis 200: good grades arm,
others dali common 10 medium tVgt ol'
prime to cnoice Dos w. fair 10 good Soos
iioos-Recaipts $500; quiet; light to good
packing 1923 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
A st. louis Beaucst.

ST. Louis January 10 The will of
Ralph Sellew, who died suddenly at
the Lindell hotel Yesterday ,Iwas pro-
duced to-day. He bequeaihs $4,000
to ST. Louis institutions, $4,000 of
which will 90 TO the manual training
school of Washington University, $40,
OOo to the m isslon free school and So
900 each 10 the Missouri historical
schools o the Episcopal orphan , home,
memorial home and German Protest
AMI orphuns' home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

PgIN,s.-.AlDion, solid black, o. simpson
solid black: O.; Albion, slivergray. u; Albion,
shepherd plato, q. Americ N, fancy, u: Al
lens, fancy 4: Aliens double oink, 6iS Ar.
erh0oker fancy, .; Merrmack fancy, GlS Ma
rion fancy 4 onion furniture Il; Berwick
~; Dunkirk AZ; Hamll o. checks.
Bb.NCHEp SHiHrIH0 AND SHEETISG.-
i,onSdnlc ;si-inch. So; Lonsdale o,mbric NJ;
+ uit OF The Loom, ~: New York Mills, 10y;
Eemsutt', lOts, Pembroke o., 10. re broke
~ ~. PEMBROKE 81 ~: Pembroke 9-i 22is:
Pembroke, 'ni; -; Hope, se-inch. Z; Rose
l3RuwN rliEtTING AND SHIFTING --Atlun-
lis ~; Atlanta A "a; Indian Head \. In
an Yarustick rs Pocaho,tas J Pied
mont !; Lowell l0-i, %; Pembroke o., 20:
Pembroke 1914, 2lIs; Enterprise II. Il. 534
.ox .ills; Sayn. iuoz,. Is: We tern star 10 .
Y; West Point snz., II; West Point l on, IA
oIoREn DucKs-Anohor EN-. &c.: Ancho,
ODE ,oston OH, 10; Boston X lCl@'
egsaon Soz Q; Concord ,4o, Y cen,. con.
ostoga RI. IS; ordis ACE, 10; Merthun,
rLorndike d, -; .Thorndiks A. s.; siaud.
ardX. Sls Bangor, So
iunbia. o; Jewett, s; .Amosk Gag. iJ,s.
JEANs-A bbotiS ord, II cents: .osington
IS; Long Island, M: Elkton, 81; Crosby
vile, ~ humboldt. IS; ~. Nicholas, 5
B.Ask rsae' whi TIL, ~ l,'e, s;7 ~ ~
90 pair; ~. white, . -, az, 400, 5,.I to efc
To-, s.lb 500 pair. Rocky Mountain, 90.
ored, i,lb;;, ,si.S.; do. Glib, siS. Cambridge,
vile Silver Gray, oh, l2s5; DO, ~. sa;iO
oib.. $50: do, g.ib., "a. So scarlet sl5d, AGO,
I. o 10 500. blue. $3.50. 40 10 d.. o pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
building Materia,

LuNBEs-Rough lumber boxing, II inches
and under, tirst-class, ST.; stripping xxs, SCI;
boxing and flooring, clears, SIS; thick clears,
" and "a, So, rough lumber, second clasa
SIS; ioist and scantllng, culls, sl6.
SipISG-Flrst common white pine, go So;
second dc. $50; third do, SIS. poplar, 81 81; ma.
tive pine ~ 81 ooa2 sd do *, SIS; native
rough, sl7 80.
DRESSED LuMBER-Doxlng IL inches ana
under, SO eke2s o.; do ,sx3, SO 00eS 90;
scpntling, JotSt CT any common lumber
SO 00,a2S %; boxing over II inches. $500
81 90; thick cleara, ~ to u aud q $50 nnsps2 So
second class. any kind, $50 O0eD23 50.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRiNG-Firsi
class, SIS: second class, SCI.
WHITE PINE FuRNfsHIEG LUaDER-lx, IL
and inch white pine, $50 Inch do. SIS.
CElLING.-BEADED OR PLAIS-lirst com
mon white pine ", sB2.50; I'd do, $50; sd do, SIS
pos ~ \; sg7.oG poplar ~ s'2S'' nativenine
do inch, $50.
snISGLEs--white pine q, s.: do shaded A,
si.2o. doeNtrn No. ], s3.Sf cypress, best, any
brand, IS; do No. ?, $780, do Nos. $50; native
sawed heart, si.Ye caps, sf35
P-ckKrs.-Whiie pine, dressed ana beaded
square or Hat, 81: yellow pine do, %; Hath, ~,
LIME, CEMESr, ErC.---Ilimc, Austin, S2.25
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville or Rosenale. So
per bbl.; Portland, eS 50 per Dbl. piasters
New York or Michigan. ~ per hhl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Shot BY Masked Men.

Eas,on. Pa. january I'D. y.
Hill, Il merchant of Highbridge, n. j.. I,
was called u his store at three o'clock
this morning aud SCOT by three
masked men. Two balls lodged In his
head He Is not expected IN live.
No prop rty WAS Disturbed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Assignments.

New York January 10 H. Frisbie
Bur, han. "a tue dealer, assigned La
bilitie-, $50oO0; nctua! assets S6,Oo0
II Il ii Dessor, furniture dealers,
assigned Liabilities, $32 600; actual
tlssets 3.NOl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
A Railroad Verdict.

Little Rock January 10 In the suit
of the S.. Louis u Texts railway c'm-
pany against the Arkansas RIVER "
Rob Roy for damages for falling IN
utilizing contracts, the jury AWARDED
S2,4s7 damages Us compromise
verdict
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
Kansas city

Kansas City
PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY, January l0.--WuEAT-
Market steady; 81. bid cash; So bid Fec
ruary: IS bid May.
ConN i. wcr; ic@ioS for cash; al9s Feb
raurv 45i. Na,.
oATs-Dull aud nomlna, al sja bid.
LIvB sIoCk
KANSAS CITY, January lo.--c.rrLN-
Receipts 900; weak and low Tor medium
and common general ma ket about 10 lower;
native stee $50 to l,5Jl POUNDS htf
. 7a stockers and feeders 3 s5Gsi 30; COWS 2 SO
Az
SHEEP Receip,sO>5; natives OF 100 pounds
average 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

FLOUR = Stannrd's Royal Patent, sdd
y bill; sacks. 81 R5tl3 80 " 100 ms; No. Texas
per 100 lbs. 50, No 2s2 10, No 81 50. Corn meal
GER bushel, $40; Hominy ana eris, a bnl
s5DO; Oatmeal, Z, hall bbl.. 81 10 Crack cd
wheat, Pio. &C.. Crackers: X soda, DDc, Xxx
soda, 0l4@c.; SNx soda. 5lsc.; cseanl gc; gin.
Roi snaps $50. lemon creams, S,lc Wheat
In lighi receipts; soc@ 81. M 10 quality and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

Potatoes, northern, y barrel 49, Onions
northern hbl., s. gG3 To. sweet potatoes, SOC,
:, e per bnshei Turnlps, inafsc y I'm. Besus.
u J.; med, bills, gents; large lima esa,fr.
hbl.;ha,i hbl:, as. Pigs feet, KITS. s. 81. al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

fOuI.TRh Hens. 90 0pse3 IS ger dozen
extra large young chickons 10 0laJaI TnT
keys, S00GS ~ 3esge. 81 50 tls6DJ; Ducks
~ COOS rs.
r0GS Per dozen, lac
Fresh country ouLtsr. choice, 25: Creamery
800; old butter. l6eplsc: Oleonargaine, lRc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

collins, $40 0J: SiDimons', ei6 vi: Hackinsark
y ST. Amess shoveis, y doz, sI2O0 Horse
shoes, y keg, S5g5; Bar iron, az IS; Steei, IL;
,&@6'tc. Tin Plate, ESQ: irac.
chains, $500 y doz: Tinware, so = cent. OH
tofiee mills 70 Y cent. OH. Machine bolts 20
scent. OF: Carriae1 hnIfs rs "a cent Of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
T.. EVANS COMPANY,

ed the house and senate bills to the
house.
Hiscock moved to commit the sem
att bill to the committee on rivers and
harbors, with Instructions TO report
back with the addition Of his amend
ment offered in committee of the
whole. Pending the vote the house
adiotlrnei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17
CDtton.
Meats aud Lard.

bacon ioikce \. q, bacon. AZ: Long CLEAR I'm
ron gls :. G. dry salt, a.
LARD-rierces. l0j: ~ ana 81 10 cans. 10,
20 cans,i,l.c,; Ion cans. &c: SIN cans. ltl1
an cans. 1899.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

wood scat, v dox, 81 1907 90; cane ana rattan
seat. s. 00efS O0 cane seat, dining, sl2 0DsbO 90,
Childs and rockers, 81 00t@l2 50; large rockingl
so OOeo3 on; camp and rockers, each. 81 $50
Fables round, s2O06n3 o. fsll leaf, 81 mas 10;
Safes, each. 81 25407 90: bureaus, IS 5000 90;
wash stands, al 2J61h So bed springs, "a 1897 5O
Baby Carriages, 10 5000
Crockery-W q teas, p doz., 81 00s0i 10; w q
aged. N Sc: fallen hides l6a2c less: dry sailed,