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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
CHICAGO roucus,

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug 26.-in accord
auce with previous arrangement
Daniel Cosgrove and Chas. Allendale.
two local "toughs,' met last night be-
fore select company In private
apartment and, with bare
knuckles and due regard
- the Queensbu,y ri es, pounded
each other out of all semblaDce TO
their original selves. seven desper-
ate rounds were fought. The men
were ready to drop from sheer ex-
hausiion when tneir friends inter
fcrred. The fight was called n
draw. The stakes were S25 side.
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The Splebic Fever.
rolorndo Llve sloel. RECORD.

Colorado Lave stock Record.
AT the time of going 10 press one
week ago It seemed AZ IL the Texas or
splenic fever had subsided, but In this
we were disappointed. ON the very
day Of publication IL made ~ appear
Room. at sand Creek, some eight miles
from the CITY. THIS herd of cattle con-
sisted of about sixty head of well bred
cattle. lust i'm by rail from Iowa. At
our latest accounts the larger number
Of ,hese cattle had died.
NJ Gals another shipper OF cattle
from Iowa, had a small herd in an al
ioininp field to those of Mr.. ltoop. He,
fearing there was danger, moved them
into Ire citv and corralled them ut the
s,ncL mans of Messrs. Wall n Co., on
Wa Wal.a street. soon the distemper de-
vsioned among them, and up 70 the
asant date four head have died.
lrhe remainder OF the herd, with the
1917 sa'.,3w hsaIibv.
IN Monday of the present week q
few cases were developed at Hugo
We can learn Of but three or four
$500 Ms that noint. and those among
ueHs' nys Lent about the station.
~. H. r.rc,.sn saws one Informant,
IN w. ,a M sick cattle. but the
s,o"Imen have taken the precaution
?" Ton nil roIIndIpg-up, and thus allow
H. s apimals TO remain as quiet as pos.
.me au ~
s'uic. A.L.nsas river. where the
On t ass, made liz sppearance, Il
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RUNNEJs rn,rS,r>,

prominence OF this Gazette.
SNsLs, Tex, Aug. ~. Pursuant
|a'l tue Democrats of the county
Saturday for the purpose of select,
delegates 10 the senatorial conven-
70 be held at Abilene on the 18th
which resulted in the selection
NJ. Burks. Esq, AS delegate with
/, hathaway M alternate. They
Instructed forJ. III. Calhoun and
s%s hrst, last and at all times.
JOY DINER gentlemer were selected
ynipany said delegates and work
interest of free grass.
usnews OF the result OF the state
sanon held ut Houston the past
was received here, to say the
Viii disgust. Almost every citi-
vgaemns Internationally and In
''ed terms the action Of the
l,ne men" In setting down, ~ II
Y upon the delegates from the
ill., h.s.esSl,and II 10 said that they will
s error OF their way" when II Ia
ungly too late. II any one i'm.
- mat the citizens OF this part oi
~ are Tor any man who favori
N Ease law they are simply mis-
q ana your correspondent
4 'ns opportunity TO pre-
mat II Wash JODei
al, aeldaie for governor, lie will
s receive a majority Of the votes
Inisr VIII literally sweep this whole
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
THOMPSON DAILY rn,zr rIeur.

NEW ioRK, Aug. 20 "a prize Ugh,
has been arranged between Mervin
Thompson aud Capt. Jas. G. Daily,
stakes si00oa side, the fight to be gov
erned by the rules OF the London prize
ring. 1t Will take place within 100
miles Of New Orleans, three days after
the Stoddard- Burke fight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

LunBnR--lsopSh lumber, bosinx. n ,nunss
and under, nrtclAas, 70. stripping. kIn, Cii
boxing and flooring, ccau, eE thiok clcsra
~ and ~, IN. rough lumber, second class
III; ioist and HcantlIng, ouiin. Sih
HIpfsg-Fint common white pine. ssy No.
second do. $40; third do, al: ropiar. ~ az
n 50. native pine " " 90 DO X Sy: native
Das's,sp i.usnx.-Borius ia,nchss ana
undet, e2o ocp& % do kfs, t2o OODs %
noantllng, )oiu or any common lumbar
40 00enN 70, boxing evar u ,nchss, SsOn0A
~ ~; thlnh clcats * ioif .. W. 0nssa 90,
DRuW I'm AND MATCHED FLooerrcis F,rrl
GLASS, res. second ciass, t2i.
WutrkPfrE FunrfnHIru LumBnR--lA, Ia
md inch white Pine, urt inch do, 90.
CEILiNU--liKADrD on pLAIr--Fifst com.
mon white pins, X, MAN. ~ do, Gst ~ 40, ~
poplar, ". s2s 0laxlo, poplar, X, ttl.bDs5a IL Ul.
POPLAR L.yshrS'-lst. ", and inch. "a
apirafrs.-wh Pine A, d; do shaded a,
ft.a1. do oItra No. Nio. cypfess, boat, any
brand. %; do No, q N.bo do No, 3 ti.be aAiivs
nawed heart. etltt saps, es.1.
PfoRKr,..-whits pima, drmssd ana headed,
synerc or nat, !; yellow pine do sai lAth
1mH, GKxExr, Efc---Ilms, Austin, San
per bbi. Cbinsnt. Louisville or hoAonals, 0a5b
ior bbi.. Portland, easb per Dbl, Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. " % par bbi. PlAsisi
nsfcK. .5'irsproos r@ psrx,
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BASE HALL.

BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. &C. Metro
politan, o; Baltimore, !.
ClSC1SNATr, ONO, Aug. ~ Gin
cinnati, 3; Indianapolis, /.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. a5.--Ciu-
cinnaii Unions, 8; Kansas City
Unions, l.
PiTTsBuRG. PA Aug. 26-Co UNI.
bus, ; Louisville, 3.
NEW YORK, \ Y, Aug. %. Clove
land, 8; New York, I.
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las oREEsBacKERs.

a. ,,arette.
49, A,g %. 1.-The state
ihA', e 80. "a a. ,,,.s
conference ''e'o 'o9 va"
sdended affair, about twenty
.h,ng present. DIR. Andrew
,,-,a oa,,ed the bodv To-
ao,eo''"o ,,.,a,,on
aud permanent o'sa"i~a'ion
Etcled by the election OF "A. r.
, ~ NcIennan as chairman
~ ,,., =, r.ir,,.,one ,s
VI ri''u'an " ,'.,.,'
Dry. A numoerolspeeciies cuios'S
4 I,en Butler were made, the dele
1 Seeming more ipterested In ma
than state politics. The opinion
Unanimous that Wash Jones
make the race for governor, hut
Is not ,xpedient To nominate "A
+ireen back ticket.
platform committee labored un.
.in the afternoon on framing the
|rm. As to national politics IT In.
The indianapolis platform. Ca
matters II makes "A vigorous pro-
giihst the lease law plank of the
altic platform, advocating no
4, but sales In quantities of not
b,n go acres TO actual settlers,
!. them twenty years to pay, In
IDstallmenls. IL Is n very
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
Not that Providence.

"Arc the people In Providence go
very, very poor"n asked a little girl Of
her father.
~ suppose they are no poorer than
the rest OF mankind said the old gen
tleman. what prompts that ques'
ton, my child?"
"Well, " said the little girl" ] just
heard this morning at Sunday-school
that everybody trusts In Providence. "
500 way" said the old gent. "You
make me tired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

x.Am-very . .seiiss ana higher. sugar
s ssss i I'm ~ xs q; s ~ .ssa 10
as 81: s sS';.,, IL II: 49, Hf V. ssi
s,s e cam. s 5 en- sSa g Is o :sn. so
So ssn.. Iels. -. .. ~.
: :i:;i:si 4, 'isi'' "Si'' ~ 's'ls'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

woor,-- bright light. nns and medium. y
months, Iss III heHvy hnc, " months, son
buck wool, solo, low grade medium, w@k
''d u'ors No heavy nInt, dry q N SO; No.
2 heavy pini, jry, v y loG Ne 4 light iilnt. Y
n isc No, y light nInt, y b ~; bulls ana
heavy, damaged. Y n 4 cali SKINS anu osd1s
dnmSpod v fb iaGf; green, taltod, SOUND,
Ne bntcheIs, gfcsu.. v n btsa.
ppiynirs : Deer sk'ps, fn ibfti& snte.ops
skina. n b IDOL "a; goat skis, each, lleea
sheep according ~ asa ~ a ~ %po 81
wool. osI0 Mexican Sheep. pclt. b9lW,
H. Y yiea,, sheep pclts, improved, 'lieI3c; Mea
lean shcop sheenings, BE-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
sARDEcUE.

vsy.. Aug. ga special
Ion secured for the Demo
...ue here on September :.
|Iave Denison at : a. M ana
u,.co At e.4O a. m, returning
9 4 cannon belonging to
/. military companies of Dali
~ .es,Ired for this occasion.
,bst The largest crowd that
lifted Collin county Will be
|,'are here on that day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
PosTPuNnp.

New YORK. Aug. ee.---The speed
trial by Phallas and Jay.Ey,-Sse, set
for TO day mt Prospect park did not take
place, The track was heavy by recent
rains.
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nuNIING A MErTlN, pLAcE.

FENToN, NJ, Aug. 2G.-The call
state colored Republican conven-
10 meet here was responded to by
Twelve Of for'y-two delegates,
|eet In.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
.,ors ora SomINArIoS'

.,reoFA SOMINATIoN'
Aug. 90 The repre-
, ~, to nominate a
!, r,stlsnd, stephens and
/ .a,nties, which was held
.dIourned at 500 p. M
E.s,ns a nomination. The
S.,lots cast was ten. H.
was pu, In as a dark horse r, 9
wsltnin one vote OF the
q DR.. Cole of stephens
,,dye Hammons OF EAST
Jaw make the race.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

Nav York. Aug. 20 -Moncy i,fa2JS, closed
IlSmG prime mercantile paper bhee6.s;
sterling exchange, u. H.. stronger ~ 4 ~:
siabt As IL; produce exports for week, 3d.
kFlID1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
SPORTING.
A Prize Figh, Between Marvin Thomp-
son and John DAILY to Take Place
Nsar New Orleans.
Dominic Mcoaffsry Challenges Pete Nc.
Coy or John L. Sullivan TO
Glove Fight-The Turf
POSTPONED UNTIL TO-DAY.

SARATOGA, y. y, Aug. 26.--The
Riley.Tenyeck boat race was post
poned on account Of the rough wealth
er until ! o'clock TO morrow afternoon.
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hardware.

BAR IRON, " q. -Norvsy. "a, No n m
ssvsnissd ,rcn s,S,! shes ~ ron, 10,
ncs No. = do. ltej nx2 wodnr ~. ia Al
9lb Ni hnso and Itxit pat. do. II jSssi ~,
inner's wire, 20 per cent on; iinnsr's sioSs,
forty per cont. on; cook sinyes tith ware
80 tlah.n %; do, with iflmminru III Wxsw,,ss
WOOD WORK. wsaun Ala IN ~ \ n cfS.
tongues. nDcstl ", asnslcirccs. \, "a, s.,s,srss
.0c.;. spokcs .s7,sosC fsliocs' 4, Ssass ss.
Doublesrccn, 10; nrci vchr.. n -
2toi plow beamt AaUc.; pillow handlos. ii n
@2s0i hnndlcs, 81 r&aM ~
NAILS. ~ okeS, basis ipd. - Durdsu bo,ss
shoc, Per scv, y VI htkins do, q 10, wnis.
or do, ~ hoi burden mule, % III; Northws>,
ern horse shoe nnlla, No i,6ou., No, 8, 10, No.
=, &c, 10. \, gtc, No. \ no, .i,shs's" do, No.
Il iss sse' hjS ns S De- NJ e. No 60 e.
aic., No. 7, lscy No. 4, Ia ''''s =
~ u0epp No. HAch snasch. x Nj az hov,s
handled, o. 6oes5s, ""ys'
Observation-Disclosures CLIMAX. n,a,
No. 2. do, $3.50; No, do. u, No. I do, ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains. a No,
pair. <tmfc,i plnw sinsistrccs, per dos.. 81
pillow doubletrees, per dosen Is m: stoch
bells, M per cent OF, door locks. n; asso,s d,
wood screws, ~ and 10 pef ceui. ofl, 4. D -,
door butts, " and 10 PEI ccut, on, cut ana
| tinned tachs, y pcI can't "a; coiIss mills. 10
per can't. on; blind Hinges, ID And Ia nor cam
of; carriage bolts, 8 And 10 rer ecnt IN I.
pillow bolts. 20 per cont on; piece tin ware.
10 per cent on; deep stamped ware, ID mar
cont on; shallow Stamped ware, 10 psr rsnl,
on. iapAnned wan, Apsr cent cif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

GALVESTON. Aug. ~ -corrox-- spot closed
quiet.
Receipts. 100.
Aalcs. t2n,
Exports. none.
Stock, ysis,
Uruinars ~, Good Ordinary. w; Low
Mid6ing 10; Middrng 'r,.; Coco Mid
ding 'ol.; Nj ding ra,V ins.,
Futures opered duli but steady ruled
steady. CLOSED nfm NJ TO 10 points higher,
August not uuo ably changed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
New ORLEANS.
PHOYIaIONh.

INV oaaKAsH. Aug %.-FLoun-woal:
high grades a 20 al 90
fofN--Qniet; mixed 70, white 70.
q rs Western dull but nrnrr at ~ l-2GN;
prime 10. choice %; 1cSns dull ana lower
quoted 5ldsj.
cons MEAL-in moderate demand At 900
2ph.
HAY-tlnlei: new nrime lf@ ~; fancy ~.
pONK--Ararcs and firm demand ~ luHDip
LARp-iIigher tlorcc refined. ~; kog,
~.
dsr-. packed. lower ~; long cnar and clear
rib II.
BAcpS--in good demand but ut lower rates.
shoulders 7sl; long clear 1lea. clear RIB liss,
HAss-Choite sugar-cured canvhsod
WHISKY --siendy; Western rocilned COO
60
goes common 10 prime 7isMi.
SUGAR Quiet; fair IN fully FAIR l-imi 5-S,
prime ~; yellow clarified lab 5-s; gran
nIated f@tG ~
MoIAssss.- Dull. common 70; refining 100
Wi0
changed; Louisiana ordinary 10 prime ttrk.
BRAS--Qulet nj 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
Nv. moch MarAs..

sEasiorD Texas ana southern TerAs stooA
tho above quoiatiuna.
The above prices are for herds Of 100 head
and upward, delivered on the traila. aud FOL
sIIch cattle M those faiaed In The oountlss
enbrnccd In tho following territory Wtsi
al ths Toras i,entfal Hallway. north of n line
drn YIN east and wsst With Waco, and east %
n limo drawn north and south with Baird ana
south OF Hsd Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
LIYk srotK.
special 10 tho aa,st,o.

special 10 the 8nfctte.
CuicAGo, Aug. S...'Tho stagnation noted
nv Sisting In the grain markets In these ds'
patches yesterday wn, carried over to-day.
Prices appreciated little by tho falling on
In the visible supply, but outside OF this
there " nothing new developing.
wheat advanced cent and corn ~.
Lard active and higher and tho same can
be said OF meats.
Pork futures dull aud controlled by the
clique.
Cattle steady and unchanged; oncrlngs
medernto AMI mainly OF Texans ana Indians
The tors sold promptly.
Ahgen WOnlf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20,-Slght exchange
on New York, go per 100 premium,
sterling exchange Il, u. ISL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

lave stock Indicator reports;
rArrI,p-- II, ceipts, 40; native steers of
1901 To ian pounds 5000 ~. do p5 10 100
pounds. 5000 3l stootars aud feodsrs l0lp
no cows yOet3 80: graaa ToAas siaoTs w
HOES I,cco,pts. 900. soa6 30.
SuEEp-Kecoipts 40. steady md unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27
-, n, rur onICKAsAws.

I.u1H, ARK, Aug. 20. The
| ,om the Chickasaw nation
!. ,lectlon of Jonas Wolf for
nv A small majority.
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Kansas Ciiy.

Special 10 the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY. Aug. sa-Loose aud boxed
meats were very nrm. aud sellers ARE asking
higher prices.
TeAus cattle In light supply, aud good ones
firm. All others dun.
Sheep, dull.
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s--Dnli.
TUhrEnTIsg -bteady,
PORN y eglectsd aud nominal
LAHD-fifIn, 'ts-
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YoRE. Aug. I,--BgEygs-Eteceipt
100 mainly home trade, sian ghfsrefs direct.
notbiog soi except W Texas steers st 1914:
market trife nTmsr-
snrT - iseccipts 7ie SLOW trade. sheep,
n S5as5 70, lambs, 600 10
-
COTTON MAKkETs.
oOTJpS sEcEirTs AT ALL UNITED STATES
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No~ISATIoss.

Ia, NOMINATIONS.
Es,otis. Mo, Aug. o1.-The De
n. yoi tho Tenth district IN this
"asy Nominated Martin IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

KASsAs CRY, Aug. a. wtEAr-5l 6t6if
cash! o.. bid september; 6iDMGr4 octobor
'ons-i,6 cnsh; 10 bid september Mh
bid October.
OATs--2I1z bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

ding ici-a Good Middlins 1885, Middiins
Fair 10 lt-ia; Fsir hh,
Futures closed arm. | point higher, except
or,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

Mark, cinnamon pr big Peruvian Snss
Boras. lie. BIeeIbgna z OF sods. En ~
rs, ~ , nsr IL viS0 chalk lump. per 2@l'
Gaicasl, 7, EnEIIlMs d,sts ~ pe 1In,
ue a lnsii ~ hiofofcro, per ID battls 4 siad.
a. ~ AZ conpositlei powder, pcI n "
~ svars III Der ID u y. Epsoin salts per y ~
T.. Gum opium, pr y ~ 70; 1 =. ~ sEa
gsSr BIZ y -. aS ns.s iss, sOSA cii. dss!oI,
sp. ~, S'' sSsss oil. lsfa, NJ as.;o qn,n
me- ~ , ~ I. e s .i;sssrpsIon yiss 81
s e., !, S g IL FL sncs ssss. prices: E:ss
psis MT mSsdislrss, = ~. fnsysm, iS,s
E ;as,s. !, ~ cat on Esssniisi o'ls, r.
s..,s.ly, 4 R ss Vide lead = = splrl'' "
penun.s, s ssmgpnnsAr.vILLIAns cotogs,
ivory drop bissk, n Il. ri ~ n iss EiEn
ecacn bIses ..lp,n ns In blus' -, ~ Is.
sIaeH p.,D; w s1ss, ~ H. ~ BIZ: plat
70; y, - y Torfey umbsr. u. NJ. burnt TqI.
Wv mmbsr, Il, vi rsw itailse sssnns ,, y;
basnt iisiiss sishns "a VI y xn ,o,os no.t
Il, pc a.!s st.se;; ,s:n ysriniiIi"a. Il, % -
z; @, ~ ~ III HinstsA isd, 9, =. ~ ~.
X; Throne ys,loy: + ~. & ~ : a. =" - ~
j Vctlov Ocbyt, ~ ~ IN. -, oss
Barl or, 10: Asb, ~; b'A'k ~A'''N vs.
Maple w. pprssssx oS,DE ss,..v -us.s.
zs sa, e. E Srsi l'siiss .lsais u.s. Van
dyts b!c = a, w ps0s % ) ~. ~ : IN
s "a X y ssss s..o.'sd Y e" sorL y
Sl,s y Gs Is ssa = 40 y 80 80
4 ;ii x n ~ ~ - - ~ = n y
les.
Dssu1snses
3 N ! !
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TAEGAzETTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81


NJ. Louis.
specia, Ia the Gazette.
Sir. Lours. Aug. 2t.--.In tho wheat mnrkct
the feeling waa firm aud tbcrc was a STEADY
demand that took care OF all that was offered
FOR sale. Al tho close y. 70 X higher.
Corn was nrm and improved In price. but
speculation was light; the ciosn was u above
yesterdays quotations.
Provisions were strong aud In good de-.
mRnd.
Texas and Indian cattle were In moderate
oncring and sold promptly nj strong prices
sheep unchanged.
PRODUCE.
ut, Louis, Aug. a. ri.ouR--r uchanrel.
WHHAr-No. red NlAaslh cash; Nseb
Sis. August; slik@s2is september ssketstss
Ccas ,s,.ss.oX cash, ,s@,css september
osrs .sils cash; $500 Ausu,i ssAsss-s
sepu nlbcr.
PROVISIONS.
wumky-sicady, 10.
funS NEAL Y az
ronw-lsAeale
BuLx WKArs Long clear 10 20; short ribs
10 ~ short clear iO05,
BAooS--Lons clear iOtsaii short ribs ii,s
short clear II Soil ~ i.2,
LAnp--fi.f.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLN-R Receipts 1870. exports Q 2Sa6 ~
good ,o chr,c 7shs -: common 20 medium
I soafs ~ grssa Texans olai TO- bulk saio'
hons Receipts s2nn g ooad6.
sntxr--iecsi pts 10 mnttons, range, = SOD
a;N low. down grades taken by feeders n
| 7S9a ~.
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bLAlNE Ii I,Il.LI0Ils.

m. hARBoR. Me, Aug. 20. =
.s''ndisposition will render his
,u's from here for several days
s'noiiul, He Ii suffering from a
A III attack and heavy cold at pres
ne Keeps his room,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

.r.DArEs FoR DISTRICT JUDGES.
|p ~ to The Gazette.
.A,s Az POINT, Tex. Aug. 20 The
\. Tor district Judge AZ per pre-
announcement held forth this
0'n toa very fair audience, which
I;o sna'srtained by their discussions Of
\ snd PICS connected With the OF.
Nd fh.n = special manner Getting
~ ~ illness and q Qualification. The
hn.' We're II. T.. Ferguson and +.
WEI, ~ Denton, Il. V. He'll. ID. u.
~ s co.,. aud J. w. Patterson Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

povdsr--BlAsti y 1. tsy, ~ 4ins.vg
Al sSo ~ ! s.Se, -. .hoi. y b.
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eDIITICAL'

! ..,,,t Conference at Waco
permanent organi1a-
DO, Opposes
y. Forms a Butler e, Elect
~ I'd Talks Of Wash
I d, Ier Governor
II, rl,sssd Governor Of the
DI ss:iou BY a Small
~ General Notes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-27

CHICAGO, Aug ..FLoJR-lmprovcd do
mapd out FEELING easy
WHEAT gu : 77lM7Tt closed T7g@T7},
September Z, isf, -, closed ~; octnbcrTa Y Z
snH closed eos; No. ? rcd si@ca',; No, rod
Cons - Cash, 52eeS2k. closed s2,t, Angus,
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closed bi9.; october is,lnsiA, slosed oh.
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PoRK--cssh N gpNoie ~ August 81 ~; scl
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

This Is the way she ,G'ked TO her grocery
man, while anoiher customer stood A. the
counter aud Was in hurry to be waited
on, and all the rest Of the clefks busy
~ eli let me eee--I can't think of any
thing else | want. What IA thnP Canned
salmon-uo | gness ot. On, guess you
may send mo some sugar l think we've
nearly out OF sugar. | don't quito know.
You may send five pounds-no, not i've
pounds send three pounds ard halt.
Our box is too small TO hold fYa poilds
Well (yalks slowly up and down tho store
| don't think | want anything slse today
What is this-bottled horss. radish2 II i.
good. How much is IL bottle9 Well, l
don't know. No; ! guess not.
Well. yes; I'll take it. Oh,
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half = dozen bottles Of porter Well.
guess that's ALL How much are these
grspesf No, won't have any to-day. They
look nice. too. Well, send pound. (0oss
toward the door Don't forget 10 send the
things right away. Oh, iorro burning
back, some pepper. Have you white pep.
pc? Send a box. Now, you'll be sure to
send them IN time. won't you'll think
that's about all" (Goes out.) Customer
goes rs far as"I want" (Shs returns.)
Vow, doa'l forget to send them things
right away, will you? How much 10 this
red cabbage = head2 | think you may put
a lend along with the rest, and she was
gone. what can do for you2 Sorry I've
kept you so long waiting" said the grocer.
"Can YOU change me hall dollar SAID
the weary man in waiting.
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"Dscidsdly. watches are queer things"
said ID. II. Hopkinson, OF the Jewellers
Circular. OF New York, seated in the easy
chair Of his editorial sanctuary. They
possess sone unaccountable peeuliarities.
For instance. some time about the begin
sing Of lsst summer, when there had been
Q succession OF hne displays OF the aurora
borsalis, II was estimated that In . sihgi.
springs Of not less than 600 watches broke.
This estimate 10 based on actual Inquiries.
Fine, sensitive watches are particularly
liable TO be affected by electrical atmos.
pnsric disturbances. During the inonths o'
June, July and August. when these PHI
nomepa are most frequent. there are more
main springs broken than during all thu
remaining months Of the year. They breal