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rom the f'hiladciasia Record Ind]
An Amstsat IN Pemasylvasia.

1t has been suggested that a monument should
be erected to oaasnotnOratei the act of Governor
Irwin, of Idaho. who refused TO take paw fer
time when he wes unable to attend to the duties
Of his Office. III that monument were sss up in
Pennsylvania we are fearful some of It's citizens
might considef II IN the light of q personal in
suit = -
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The man who gets up in the morm g feeling
that he wonl' like to die for his cou ~ chan
ges his mimi The minute he teels in fis packet
and finds he ;lias been stuck +" with trade dol
lar
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IL healthy locality with garden, kitchen and fine
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w'iiSife dyspepsia. heartburn. mala-
ma. Eisney disease, liver complaint,
and S3rer wasting diseases
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enriohr the blood and purihes the
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energy, etc. Try bottle
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cause Iesdarte OF constipation. as
other Ito4 preparations will
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THE BES11S THE CHEAPEST
MILBURb 'WAGON COMPANY

HENRY Le LeATWATER. Atlanta, t.a.,
General Agent T';.,uru Wagon Company for Geor
gis. AlarahI1 North and South Carolina
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Manufacturers 4 s;r71 AMI Spring Wagons, CIR
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23


Special 10 the Gazette.
crucAeo. Sept e2-Wheat futures were
duh and lower for October and November,
Corn futures higher. Cash corn Jumped up
another dime today. The shorts are being
ruined.
Year pork active ana higher.
Lard futures dull.
Cash meats active and higher.
The catl market was dull and 10 cents
lower on natives and Texans, and offerings
OF all grades were large.
sheep steady.
CHICAGO, Sept p. - FfouR - Quiet and
steady.
wHEAr-soptember 7i9sG5gA; October 5SsE
6if6ik: November 1l9s07Ss..
CoRN Cash 52,aSO, closed SSd5a SeptembHr
7i0So, closed ~ October h6A ndaA4, closed
5SE; November 476isM, closed t79k6Hlf.
pnoytatoNA
PoRK-Cash or September ltA0lT; oeto-
IiaD--oash 1897 co. October 1897 as;
BULK MrATs-shouider 6 rs; short rib
10 % short clear 10 90
LIVi STOCK.
DroVers Journal reports
/ Hoes Receipts, 1000 HS16 IS
| LK-keceipts, $500; export grades
| tOa ~; good 10 choice shipping, q OodA6 W
common To lair, 1905 s.; Texas cows oNe
snEEr-Reoclpts, 1000 common 10 mir
2 509s %; medium 10 good, 0laS 20; good
TO choice 2 76a 1 p; Texans 5opS ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
ON CHANGE
Stocks We're BuOyant, but Closed
Lower Cotton Steady Provis-
ions Wheat Lower.
Corn Reached Eighty Cents on the Chi
cage Board Yesterday, Being
Leap Of Ten Cents.

NEW Yors, SEPT, ., Governments
strong.
Railways Arm.
state securities steady.
AT the Stock exchange to-day the market
opened duil ana easier. and declined isalis
per cent, Union raciho making the greatest
decline and selling dowuto IoH on sale OF
100 shares. Sellers movement was OF short
duration, FOR before midday speculation was
strong, with all leading shares In sharp de-
mand. This was particularly true Of Union
Paciue, Laokawanna, Jersey Central aud Pm
cine Mall. The first named steadily increased
to 5isS, and It's strength impaired buoyancy
to the remainder ofthe active list The rise
in linton Pacific was due to purchases for
local and New England accounts, based on
the recent report OF President Adams aud
semi-ofllclal statements that the i'm.
provement IN the earnings and financial
condition OF the company would
warrant resumption OF dividends next year.
LackawannS was strengthened by reports OF
improvement Ia iron trade. Both Union
Pacific aud Iackawanna were reported TO be-
cornered, and important developments in
these stocks are looked for. Alter p m. .
weaker feeling prevailed. Rumors were sel
afoat affecting the credit OF the leading
trust company aud several banks, but inves
tightion failed to confirm any such reports
which were evidently circulated for speeula
tive effect. Granger is especially veal
and dropped 8 per cent 10 soIs for Northwest
ern. and u TO 7S1 for ST. Paul. The hreal
in these shares led 10 decline of y 20 ~
per cent In other active shares. later ther,
was a rally OF 70 * per cent, but the marlge
closed weak. Compared with saturday
closing figures, the market dropped dowi
y 2K per cent, except for Missouri Pacific
Denver, Jersey Central and Rock Island
which are 4 70 per cent higher. Later
Rock ISLAND dropped also.
Trsusactions; $4,000 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
building ma,ar,.,

LUnMNn-Rourh lumber, boxing, n inon~s
aud under, urat-clnHa, e2o stripping. hExA nsfs
boxing and noOring, clears, ~; thick clcNrV
~ and ~, ~; rough lumber, second olAnl
plli ioiHt and Hcnntling, cullA, GIG.
arptNQ--l1frt common white pine, tag 90
second do, go third do. ee5. poplar. ~ oOS
n VI native pine ~ 81 10 do x, e15 native
DRHsaHp LunRER-Boxing ~ inches ana
under, GO ooR& oG do Asa, 20 ONDNi O
scnnting, jolut or any common iunnbsY
80 OQeeS us boxing over n inchea gDOin
81 %, thick oleara, ~ 10 ~ and a 90 OnRSA b9,
second class. any kind, 81 %.
DnnViHD ANn MArctNn FLOoHfNo--Wif6t
GLASS, o2a; second GLASS, eQi
WHITE PINE FuNNIaRINo lUMHun.-lts. IA
and 2tnOh white pine, NO Inch do, ete
CEIL1No-hEApNn GA Pt.ATN--Ffret cou,-
mon white pine, esabo "a do, go, "a DO, Sas
nalivepine Y, b21h0 do y, ga h0
PorIAR LuhhHn.-iN, N ana inoh, esti
aniFeLEs-whits pine A, ~; do shaded A,
N,2o, DO extra No, !, $3.50, cypress hest, any
binnd. %; do No, 2. $3.50. DO No. n $3.50 native
sawed heart, $3.50 uapn, Nl,25,
PtoKETa.--White pine, droaned and headed,
square or nat. yellow pine do. y, lain.
LIME, CENurr Rrc.---IAma, Austin, a. "a
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville or Roaonhls, tafd
per Dbl; Portland. ei76 per bbl. Plaster Paris
New YORK or Michigan. g 30 peT bhl, PlaAtsi
RRiur.--Fire-proot s,bo PORN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
MnlInnnIre Ca,te IN Sew VOL.
Chicago Herald.


New York newspapers, which may
he accepted, of course as fairly repre-
sentative Of the ideas which control 90
cietv in that city, hold that there Is
such a thing as caste In this country,
and that the European word misalil-
ance Is therefore proper TO apply
to the marriage Of persons not OF the
same rank, station or class. Outside
az omnipresent politics, the chief so
cial topics In that metropolis at this
time are the troubles In the Rhine
lander and Morosini families. In
each case the cause OF the disturbance
was marriage. In the one family a
Son married a servantand in the other
a daughter married servant. BE
cause Rhinelander married ms
mother's seapDsiTess, and because MISE
Morosini married her fathers coach
man. the courts and police have been
appealed TO by their families. NC
court and no policeman can ever pui
the true arist0craey Of brains common
sense and good taste into heads thal
were not supplied with them at birth
I nor can money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

Twelve months nip, Hight, nns aud medi.
utn lepia mao heayt 70 llRht, iaaid. ak
m9nths, l2@lb tell. nne heavy, leepl2 fall
hhtlu,
HDB-No. heavy fiint, dry y n iao; No.
N i2c No. 2, light tiint y n sol bulls and
heavy, damaged, y n n calf skins aud badly
damaged y D TACO; green, sailed, sound, y b
7c butchers, green, p n bl4c.
PELTRiIa,-D Deer skins. Th 1908 Rnto.opt
akinH, v b l0Mlae, goat hkinH, each, lOeD3s.
sheep poiiA, according 10 amount Of wool,
= co up; AhtRrllnRa, according 10 amount Oh
wool, bal0 Mexican sheep potts, aal0c;
Mexican sheep potts, improved. lleti2o. MsI.
Jean eheep aheaTlinga, 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
TEXAS NOTES.

The Wichita Herald win issue an
extra edition soon.
The BRENNAN Banner has been en-
j0ying roasting ears.
The Sherman Courier wants il
changed TO "0ur Ollie.h
The Temple Times Is enjoying lit
tie fryin'-size boom of its own.
Only two murder cases TO be tried
In the Washington county court.
The Ennis Recorder is small daily,
but 1t is rs full Of news as an egg is of
meat.
The Times says that bunco men ply
their vocation unmolested in the pub
lie streets of FL Paso.
De Gress seems to have Inherited
the mantle of +. G.. Davis, from the
amount of abuse he is receiving.
The convent school of Corsicana
will be closed this session, owing TO
the death of two of the sisters who
were teaching in the institution.
Mr.. j. Watson has resumed editorial
control of the Young County News.
The first number of the paper, under
the new management, gives evidence
Of rare ability.
The Cross Timbers gives a free
write up to some young men W no Wis
tied that little town and because
money did not grow on trees left and
gave the town a hard name.
Dick Aliens daughter was refused
admission to first-class car on the
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
railway, and her father threatens 10
sue the company for damages.
The Waxahachie Mirror advises the
laboring men to depend upon their
own brains and muscle for a living, as
the twaddle of compaign stump
orators will never put a dime in their
pockets.
An Albany philosopher explained
/ TO the editor of the News that the
large number of marriages these hard
| times was occasioned by desire on
/ the part of the young men To get some
one TO help them make a living.
No state in the Union has more
loyal and enterprising press than has
Texas. Nearly every paper IN tht
state has given an exhaustive write
upr of its county and town. Their
are two reasons for this, one is tina
the papers can afford it and the othel
is they have country worth writing
about.
It's a terribly cold day when tn,
Comanche Chief gets left on a sRak
story. In late issue it says snak'
was killed which measured over clever
; feet in length, twenty-seven inches II
circumference, ten inches in diameter
and seven inches between the eyes
had twenty-five rattles and one button
: its fangs were nearly two inches 4
!, length and large knitting needl
could be easily run through their tubes
: through which Thermometer shot poiso
into the quivering flesh Of his victim
: It took the man nearly hali "a
To kill II with rocks, and n
: describes IL as the hardest mgr
:. he ever engaged in. The snAk'
:. after being once aroused, followed III
II man and made such vigorous altac
that he had TO stop and hght ior u
7 life. The man tried TO rope II at mrs
y but was soon willing leavehis snak
ship updisturbed. After killing u !
3 found that it had swallowed two mul
J. cared rabbits, Mexican hog ana
turkey hen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

WumEr-Rscnned u lDalBu, ~ PER proon
eonS mash, one year old, 81 % two years old,
extra old whisky Haas -
WINns-Claret, case.lS uelOoo. a. per DUAL,
ityi OAtAwbn, Per gallon, p0Al ~ rcif ni aAN
u OoisiO 90 ~
CItAALrACrn-e, n. Mumm 90, Extra
~ o. krug, IN basket, eS 0AAS1 pH nomostio
drv. nintn, ~ 90.
ki;:s-s.SeS AZ, per dos. a OOoS 70: rOrsr;
RoTTLKn RwER--Iamp,a ouhris eiq 90 nae
~ ~ hudwelperf quartz tla W pinta as %;
fchllla hilwnukee, quArtn tla 90 piutn tnn 90,
Anthony kuhn'a, Qta sig %, rlntu Sla 20
~ o. pnss Ss sSH SSsss S SSS
Also
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

sAck, ------o. Onions, per bni e1aS Turnipa
n Dbl, %, HeRne HIP med. bills, 90, large
medium per bbl., % o.. ANAL. nor bbi.. eio,
half hh.- med. finot half hill small. ft7k
Cncone, half crcaln, is1fc., run cream, iSa.
Cabbage, per crntn 81 90
roUirHi- hens, NE o 90 oer dozen,
Young spring nhickons, q oon2 -. Turkoya
500.
EaCB-pef donep, i5aNe,
Frcah country huiter, choice, 10 q 40,
mar<Arino, itc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

hEATH--EuRaI cured hama, 100 y. y. O. X,
Bacon, l4e; 4. C.baoon, l2iso.i sc. dry Galt,
Ila.
fJaH-hhch eTels lyD hiiat NO, tl.b Nd
z, ei.05; half bbls., No. ], W.ge No. . ee11
White fish, No. 1, hlf, bbl1,, U.25t No, q 800
Dried horrinRn, per box sOc. God nshi $40,
IlAHD--TioroeA, " 70. 90 and ogD cans, g3Ae /,
2DD cans, gAo.s lob cans, V<o; On cans, Whci
3 q cana, loo
OoTBnE.-Common llo.i ordinary, llhe,j
fair, l2c prime RIO $50. fancy, ltc; old
cOvarnmsnt lava, ht<c,
TRA-1fuperiAi, 49t7By. gunpowdef, OGTQ.
BUaAn-F1no, powdered, bbln., we; do
hall Sb1g., b5fo.i cut LOAF, Vttc grhnulhted
staL lard bc: L0uiaiana Rrnnulated, 7Hoye-;
aiandard a. ne: choice white, Ttfc. yellow
clarified, 7lzNf1to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
New York.


LIVE hINNks
NRw York, sept. q --hceVes Receipts
eeln, including 81 carloads for expectation,
dull and weak; native steera sold o O0dJ ~, n
few selections going too 10 Texas and Colo
siiser.SR,oeipis 2uO duh and lower
sheep 2S05 20: lambs b0lG5 IS.
PRODUCE,
FIOuH--Quiet,
wiiEAr-Snot lots n t-2 lower and un-
setti, a; options opened very steady amer
wards easier, broke - 10 5S, closing
Cor S--spot lots 20 10 higher, options
opened 81 10 ~ better later lost most Of
the advance, closing weak No. o. No. .
65dgi 10; september 81 l-2d0d, cloAing as; Oc-
tober 81 l-2a69 6S, closing o. ~ November
5a S-i4s 90 "a, closing 90 81.
COFFEE. Spot lair; Rio dull and noml
nal at lol1@lo,S options quiet aud unsettled.
SR'es, $3.50 bags.
Rio No. l.
October ...'.'''''''''''''''. '''''.-'''''s 9So
Novcmbef.,,,'.-.....,s s.. .''s'sss 'sssss sueN .
EuoAp-Q Quiet; refined easy at 8 il-lHdh VIC,
extra . I.i6sb5 7-i6: white eKtm co 7.l6d5@.
standard A q; Eranulated 81,
Mol AEsFs-- Quiet and unchanged.
Enthusiastically.
TuspENrtNK--Dul, ~,
poRE--Firm nj l6h@H.
BEEF-Quiet,
CuT MKATs-Nominal; long clear middling
LIRn.-wealS; spot IS; October O2A@i o5;
November iS85 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is


special 10 the Gazette.
81 lovIs, sept 22--in wheat prices
nuctuated considerably and were % awide
range. Transfers were freely made and the
market active. The close was slow aud ~
lower.
Corn WIS extremely dun, the speculative
market being perfectly stasnant. spot and
cash corn were largely higher, and SELLERS
were afraid OF the other months,
Provisions we're firm ana higher
Texas and Indian range cattle are selling
70 cents lower.
Sheep steady.
fRonuCE.
81 LOUIS, sept. sa-FtouR-Aetivo and
wmEAr-No. 2 red "a as i.s caah; ,7,s
September sS3sesS's ootoper; siNeSis NO
vons-s.sS cash; siaa september. iss.
october; aSS9isA November.
,, lAIs ~ i-zaI cash; 23s October y ~
pRovIs1oNs.
WHtsNY--Steady. ~
NORN MEAL - NlCD9 IS.
sutx NrArs- Long clear eos short rib
2 Is. short clear 10 10.
BAooS : Long clear ioxalNE short nib
lQ,sel short clear II 2seli 50,
HANS l2tiglS
LARD-7k,
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE-- Receipts lSOO. Exports foN6 7t
good TO choice shipping 9tll6 b. common
Z 1854 2S grass Texans 1904 80, mainly
Aoas-Reoeipts, 2oo; 3 ioaS Is.
-ilEHr- Receipts, 2loo. lnieilor 10 fRir z
fancy eo@i 90 lambs spSiss Texans Q
/ as 70,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

PhONIstoFh.
NEw OmEANs, Sept p -fLouH-ln
good demand high grades 1904 p.
CORH--nuii ana nominal
OATs-western quiet, IS; Texas dull; choice
90
Cons MEAL--Firmer, at -,
HAY-Duil; quoted prime 10 strictly prime
1870 49,; choice ldk0lI
poRK-Scarce and firm al IL.
lAltn-steady; fierce refined ~, key
BULK MEATy3--tn fair demand; shoulders
hacked 81: long clear and clear lib W..
BAcoN-Fair demand shoulders ~ long
clear aud clear rio i0H@ii.
HAMS Choice sugRr-cured eanNaaed arm,
WMisKr-Firmi Western reciided 900
q.
Mo csrgoes common 10 prime 7dilN.
auGAR-Duli; common 10 good common
sa4lS fair 20 fully TAR 4i49ofyg; prime -; yet
low clarified lower, bl4s59s.
MoLAssRs-Du common 70; rohning ~
$50
nary 10 choice fAzfDa ~.
HtAN-Duli; 100 g2l-a
CorrOS bEED OIL supply light summer
yellow Il.
COTTON mARKETB.
/ COTTON REOEnIB Az ALL UNtTND BfATEl
I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

Nufniture--Fn hdateadn, initiation vain an,
wood uent, don, % 1907 OF cane and rattan
seat, N uooes0 90, cane seat, dining, eia OOna0 Oo,
Cllllde and rockers, e. Qoeia So large rnck iel
EN OotlS0 %; camp and rockers, each. " iS.S
1877 Mirrors, arch tops. q dna, ~ pNRlq ~
Tables round, s1oOepS6o, hll leaf, o. kla0 30
Safes, each, q eSfeIbo. Rureaua, q 6oN0l 10
Baby Carriages, u boah
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
Drass and Paints.


nRrk, Cinnamon per D ~ Peruvian, 2502bi.
nornH, ifo. Bl.carbona'o OF soda, Englial
30. Copperas, ea4 Cinohinodia, per oE %
q. r., per 10 l0afb. Chalk, lump, per ID 2p8.
caloinel, i, a w, 7HeSg EnKlah, per ID bot
Ito Included col % hloral nydrate, perlb
"a, Sioi. compojtion powder, per is u,
Doyors por 10 81 -. Epaom salts, per 10 20
~ Gum Opium, Per u y %; Gum Gam.
phOT, per Id 25as31 AoTphine. per Oh ~ 300
3 81. oil, tasior, maehiho, s0gt0 oil, Castor.
per gallon, ~ dasl 70. oil, lafdt winter,
strained, 1850 on, lard Ne; J, ssee7o. Qain :
sos. Alum. 90, Ireseription Walls by
per Ssn % shSw s si iR5cs h ssIs
| Extracts. "a per cent on. T.. ID. Fluid E1-
tracih, b per cent. OIL. Essential oils, ~.
Louis list.
/ strictly pure white lead. " rs, Spirits trT.
pentino. get55 Boised OIL, go,
THE nnEaAAE-wIi,LIAMs ooLoIis.
Ivory drop black, H. per 10 l6c Englhh
ooach black u, per ID l2c; lamp black, n, e;
black paint, u, &c. .prusaian blue, ~. ~ y,
IA, re; raw Turkey um9or, ~, 0e burnt TnI.
key lumber, Is, We; raw Italian sienna, ~, ec
burnt Italian sienna, Y, gc yaDkyks brown,
! d. o.. H. ne. American vertnilli0n. Ia, 90; In.
dian red, u, VI kinetta roo, u, o., l2sfa, ~
" chrome ,ss,yy e,,ioE L ;,is D. o. 49, ho
! PREPARED aHAfNIH0 CoLoHs.
Bark oak, 100. Ash, 100, Black walnut, ltel
I Maple. l0c.
DIHTEMPEn OoLOns.
Ivory drop black, nc, raw Turkey umhhf,
2sc: burnt Turkey ulnboT, ZOO raw Italian
| sienna. $50: burnt Italian alonnas 2oo; Van
Prices u shove made on a bnsiH OF In \,
/ cans: balance Ia l and 10 cans, lll50rt2d.
] Price IN D 10 cans; balance IN aud 2 % cans
/ assorted. Price in B 10 cans, 10 less. ~ and
/ % ID TIN pals, nc lohs. and Kegs 70 PEI Id
/ lnka.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

haHsAH Nlty'
special TO the Gasette

Special 10 the GaSette
KASsAs CRY. sept. 22.-Meats active and
prices arm.
Po-k quiet and unchanged.
Texas cattle in liberal supply, dun aud 70
cents lower on ali grades.
sheepdu :. ,-,,.,
57Z October SIX s5pls November NO. 2 SOL
= coas-IsX eisJf cash; 4sH eepiepber: 80;
bid october; ~ biz May. white mixed
49,
OATs-2lIf
LIVE STOCK.
1--we Stock Indicator reporiG -
rIE-Receipis, J5DG exports COygt -.
| GOOD 10 choice shipping e0ao 81 common 70
/ medium O0a5 90 feeders Olaf bf COWS oVl
! "a 81 grass Texas steers 34lG8O.
| HOES Receipts. 210.
| suTFr Receipts4sl5 natives y POUNDS
i sgeraks 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

NV onLEAss, Sept. =. COrfo> =
spots closed nrnl. i-ls higher.
sales 100.
osclGsry 81 " Low Middline y ltM. MID
ding $50. hood 8iddling 10 3@ hiddiing
Fair vs. ftir lo5s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

sEaaiern Texas gattle at about three, and
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle az
about two dollars per head less than tho
above quotations
The above prices ara for horda Of IOOn head
and upward OF best North ToAaa cattle de
liyerod on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

wheat, ouoict, hSc, medium, So infe.
nor, oooattc, oats, lsn2lr harley N0eOc
rye, 5ocs cNrn. SokSSN hay, loOse MIN Inc
wagon, s. ooAS % per ton bale hay, Is coz
10 pf bran, &c, per 10; chops, u ooal IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
0AnErrn ofrIrE, sent. 9a ~.

1ANWfrE Ofrtvt, sept, y lNA.
Cotton IA easy, though quotations are nm.
changed Some small tots were sold ycster
day Rt shade OF and buyers we've not fran
iio, The receipts TO date foot mp 1870 bales
and over aeOo bales have been ut the compress
nom interior towns,
Baeon IN very firm but not quotsbiy high
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
srRArED OR STOLEN.

'0RsF sTOLEN-s6 REWARD--Stolen
nom Call ranch on the Salt fork OF the
. d river, one soTrel mare, about eng ~
hold, branded II 4 on left thigh; star
.nhead, collai marked and fresh shod
ID. Jno. q. Talbot, Fort orth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

Powdsr--Blhaiing,p keg, " Is Rins, y .
a 20 liife. ~ i2lf bs..s25; 1iine, p65[ ne, D. Is
shoi--a2 y Saeki hunk shot, " -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
HOTELS.

aALLs CITY HOUSED. M, PREsLER,
Proprietor. Every hing new and nrst-
a Recommendations second TO none IN
2hita Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

NEW York. Sept, 22.--Money ilS62, o'osod
ofiered ~; prime mercantile paper, 6kaa6tf;
sterling exchange 2 /; b, Il. firm ut 4 S23,
sight SflS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
LAND AGENT.

]. ABERNATHY, FANNIN COUNTY
4 Land ne ncy, For sale, improved aud
approved tracts of fine land, residences
ffesidence lots in Bonham; lands rem
d and taxes paid for non'residents, ab-
fs OF TILE Furnished; also, notary public.
hess, FL. Abernathy, Bonhami Fannih
hty, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

llsrER q. RUOKER a CO., BELIoN
Texas, Land and General Agents. bolt
aprietoTs OF the Abstract OF Bell County
ding surveying and cOnveyanoinP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
HEAP COLUMN

,..,oeuis under this head VIII be m.
.,a ratio OF ave cents limo, each
. ven -. words 70 the line. No Rdver.
-, , ,.seTted for less than IS cents. Par.
~ ,snom we nave no running account
IN advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-Sight exchange
ON New York, l % per 100 premium,
sterling exchange b. i. nominal, AS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

-.,1FATRICAL COSTUMES FROM
4 liant cities OF Texas, have been re
%r dry cleaning at v, the fe ,r,, Worth
= tlssat ms institution stands the head
|fF ". sion in the state. Il. Pulmkis
I lIv2ner third and Taylor streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
FINANCIAL

PANS OF MONEY UPON PRO UCTIVE
land negotiated: also, vendor'B Hens
ght. Francis Smith & Co, Fort Worm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

- ARLES HOTEL UNDER THE
~ engagement Is giving perfect salts
n, etheir many guests, and the new
s., " q II. clark and lady, spare no
ol &c AZ reasonable rates, good fare,
-olns .nd pulitn attention Is the motto
so1se. Corner OF kusk and seventh