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The COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
AND
BOytvDORisy]2 in TIvoIjlin.

l'rrsuming hat many at the Nurth eru and
Western people may desire to patrouiZe IA
Virginia newspaper III this the Presidential
year, i'll order 10 understand the true in
wardneSS of the political situation, in as
much as Virginia was carrie | for the Bour-
bons in 1888 through Intimidation, violence
and bloodshed, the prnprietnrS of the SPIRIT
OF THE VALLEY, II Republican, itradju
newspaper, published ut Harrison burg, Va.
the heart of .he historic and fertile. Valley
of the Shenandoah, respectfully sulictS the
subscriptions OF those who they feel must
be deeply interested III the overthrow and
deteat of Bourbons and Rourbonism in all
of the States of this MON, we'll as the
breaking up of the Solid South in its pult-
ical Significance.
They, therefore, solicit your friendly aid
so as to make the SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY
stronger in its fight in 1854, with the iiour-
bon shot gun Democracy of Virginia. which
has had Il temporary success by its inaugu-
ration of a rel On OF terror such a. the Danville
Massacre developed. You may TINS assist
us to unturl and keep the ilIg of Republican
freedom proudly waving over the moth of
States and Statrsmen-thrS State made gln-
rious by her illustri"lS ancestry and their
devotion I" human | berry.
The SPIRIT l. an rlght-roiuun newspaper
and enjoys a larry. cir, nj .,inlI--rhe LARGEST,
pronounced, ct ~" Hilral press of the
State. The suhrrrptlnn price i s. n-r an
mum: 81 for six months; - cents for three
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Address, nECiIE lti' Il SON.
feb ct harl>,nhurE, Va.
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mi n for the working class Send Ia cents Tor
I'LL III lusta.e aud We will mail YOU free "A royal
JUL Ii Nalu Ihle box ui sample goods that will
put you in the way of 'iIk more mon
cy in a few days tlau You ever thought possible
ut any business. Capita! not required. We will
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time only. The work is universally adap to
both SEXES. Euu. aud Ult. You can easily earn
from % ccuts To - every evening. That all who
want work may test thc business. We mako this
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us. Full particulars. directions. etc. sent tree.
Fortunes will he made by those who give their
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JONES & HAINES.
Alto EYS AT Ia W.

l.. MARSHALL HAINES.
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i0TuTo wanted !"r Tho Lives ui all the Pres
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fastest Sclliu- huuh III America. Immense profits
To gents. All intelligent people want il. Amy
one can bcro!n" Il successful agent. Terms free
HALLETT BOON co. Portland, Maine.
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DENTESTRY.

" . i. JON Is.
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say, Hesnery, you might tell your pas
Law yer "a, come in here this afternoon,

say, Eesnery, yop might tell your pas
lawyer to come in here this afternoon,
and | viii have a talk with him. If
failing is going to be the style, and
man isn't going to amount to anything
unless he has failed, and there is money
ia it, and your pa says it is honest and
all right, might conclude to fail once
for luck, but keep it dark" and the
gr.ceryman began to look about the
store at the old back number washboards
and wolmy dried peaches, and things
that were not salable, and wondered if
it wouldn't be good idea to fail and get
rid of the old stock and buy new Que
on hust. while Hennery went out to
break the news to his pas lawyer that he
had got another job for him.
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YNc,1R,HIss No IoSCrp in R.iu,

ut MODERATE PRICES: am also prepaid TO
SELL. and REPAIR ORGANS ON short notice.
Your Patronage is respectfully Solicited.
!. VI. TERRI ELL.
dCc.g-tt Elkton Md
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FOR SALE

I'M + subscriber offers at private sale a
l. small FARM. confirming - Acres. unde-
good cultivation. 1t has good thriving Apple
orchard aud great variety OF small fruits. -
The buildings consist OF 5-Stury frame -
Cottage HOUSE OF 5 looms and kitchen. ESaaj
A pump of good water at the door. AisoIxl
good frame BARN. Situated in the Fourth
District, Cecil county. Md, lying on the road
leading from Popular Hill to Bay View. near l.
T.. Carriers paper mill. and within three miles OF
the new b. y -. railroad: now occupied by John
johnson. For further particulars inquire On the
premises. Nov I'm
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ORPHANS COURT.

TIM f Stated Meeting Of the Orphans
4 Court OF Cecil county will he held on the
SECOND TUESDAY in every month"; EXecu-
tors, Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated. will please bring in the
vouchers tcw days hcio Cou!t.
II. u. MILLER.
SIAN ; Register.
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Some heather, are not as much Of the
heather as we think, read Mahometan
proverb: God has bestowed the good
things Of this world to relieve our
necessities, not to reward our virtues;
these will be rewarded in another world"
We know of no greater necessity to be
relieved, than stubborn cold, and we
know of no better relief than DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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Two lrishmen were asleep in the attic
of a house which caught fire. One Of
pantaloons ON front side back, aud Jump
ed into the street below. His companion
seeing him fall in heap, called to him.
whist. Jerry, are you kilt entirelye''
And Jerry, gathering himself up and
discovering the adjusted garments afore-
said, shouted back: "No, not entirely
kilt; but upon my word, I'm fatally
twisted ~
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L disease. diabetes, dr"pSy. gravel. stone. dis
charges. SpcrmatorrhueH. structures. Naricocele,
diseased PROSTATE gland. impotence. sore throat.
catarrh. consumption. dizziness hliouSueSs. ma
laria. Indigestion. headache coStivencSs neural
gia. rheumatism. skin cruptionS: blood poison.
ulcers, liver heart. bladder and kidney diseases.
A metici book mailed tree. giving directions tor
their prevention aud cure without poiSonS na u
seuuS medicines. pain or confinement. by the Eu-
rul,can and American Medical Bureau ,ecialty
physicians internal and local perfected treatment
prescriptions. or the AS,hci Mineral Spring
Water |. l9, broadway New York
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AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.

III AElNG had several years expert.
"a ence, will give prompt attention to the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
sadd,es. Harness. Etc.

HKIRTlN--No, California skirtinr, poi
roll, f0,fo., No. California sltirting por side,
taRc.: No. mir hemlook, clean. snod stock
ioc.: No. fair homloclt, no oil, 8sc.; No. /
oiled hemlock, clean flesh, Size; No. oiled
MXRSEss LEATHER..-No,i ohio. med,.
um aud heavy weight, S7c,; No. u Ohio me.
dium and light, s5c.; No, hemlock, $40; No.
Chomlock, soc.
BLIND nRIDLEs,--No. 4, u COM, sewed
N, iper dozen, s5 30; No, 10, u bkle. In, pigeon
wing, per doz., sil DO; No, IL, y do, els OF.
RIDING BRiDLES.---gsi In. blk. or nair doub.
head curb bits. $40 40. Y do. fancy mont do,
s12 00 y In. long rein do, sl5 %; u In, donh.
and stitched mont do extra curb bitt tlb 20.
FILLlNGS.---A In. short rein, blk. or fair,
~ b0t X do, bllt, or good, $40 30.
SAnDLftS,--No. etock cheyenne, Llama
pockets. $40; Number ~ ditto, less the
pockets, Sa2, No. loose laced. coarse stili
tree, SCI, No. loose rivlted do, so; No,
Colorado, genuine short Fricscke tree, t2B; No
~ tied, coarse, sl2 No. 20 do, Sun tree, slb.
No 80, stitched, null rig, rose tree, 50 so; No,
", tackled, do. do, ~, three.quarter and half
HARNESS, WAGoN.--lA, ~ aud ~ inch
long tug, complete collar, bridles lines,
etc). S2D6pe2oo26; ~ Inch, machine. Bhort
tug, complete, tlB oo; ~ inch, hand, onk
stoch, short tug, complete, sl7; IN inch fiat
SPURS.--E Eureka No. 3, chnscd, per dozen,
q 25; Indianola, blued, per dozen, 81 90:
Mexican, two TO three-inch rowels, 81 25GDt 10.
LE09INS.--No.l I, Cal. style, cali, s8, No.
Cal. style, kip leggin leather, Is so; No, . do,
o. No. 2. old style Kip do, q 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
Daildipx Material

LunBKH-Rough lumber, boxing, II Inchsa
and under. nut-clAss. sn: stripping. hIy. yn
boxing and flooring. clears, w thick clearn
~ and ~, IN: rough lumber. second clAss
elb ioist and scanfling, culls W..
BfDIN0-FiTHt common white pine u32 90
second do. 80 third do. vs. poplar, vs. 00e
q so nstiys pine Vi "a 90 don sa5; nstiv'
pssssED Luxnxn- boxing u inches sno
under, " 00ls3 90 do Hxs, w. 0oD8 Oc
scantling, joist OF any common lumber
rs O008 VI boxing over IL inches, 10000
second class. any KIND. III 0OsAx 30.
DRESSED AND MATCHED tLOokIN0-F1Tat
class ~: second class, WI.
WHITEPIrE FURNtHHINo LUhnBR-1H, ~
and Inch white pine, 10 fnch do, US.
CEfLIno--B BEADED ON PLAIrsF1fst com
poplar, u. III oSa 2aSo; poplar, X. SsslS o.
native Pine, ", s2260; do, y, e26.
PcrL Al IL L;SSSBEs-iX. ". and . inah. ssa
sHIssIss-Yhits pine A. Is; do shaded A
brand. q; do No. ., siso do 10. s. s.55. native
sawed heart, 40; saps, Sa25.
PIcKErs.-Whils pine, dressed ana hssdsd
square or nat.tE yellow Pine DO. s;. lsth
LIxn, cExEx7. ETo,---IAnst Austin, r. 2
per Dbl. Cement. L0uisvi)l6 or R0Hoi1alei ~ II
rer bbl.; Portland, " 10 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. 70 % per Dbl PiAsts'
'i BxiisoS.--Tirs.prooG q 50 psr \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

arocer,os.

MEArs-susar cured hams. ls,lc, s.u.Cp.
bacon, 100, &C, bacon. lie: AL. trv sni
lo,i. - ~ e'''''
900 cans. Inc, io a,ns icstc M X ns,,s
y 70 cans, le,Sc.
CoryKk.--uommon lic., ordinary. lls<c..
ff,ir, 49,, prime Rio. lsr sfnncy. iiN si1
government lava, SVS.c,, Arbucntes' hriorn.
t6,sesi6slc
TEA--imperial, icae0, gunpowuer. s0Afo.
SUGAR - Fine powdered bills Ina do !.
balEbhis ,lO,lc,; cut LOAF, i0c., rrnnulafSJ
standard SIC; LorisiAna grnnulated, 50. ~.
standard A. Sc, choice while, bssagi..
RfcH-lsouisiaua. bl<es,c.
rIsn--M ackerei, l0h Kits. NO. 1. Sl.ts. No.
q CLOS; half bbis., No. l, y,On No, N tSO0,
White fish, No. l, hif. bbih., GAS No, \, sS25;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. ls4--c bari
Peruvian, per pound, @9-: borax Per H.
lss- 6i.e:Ib9asts soda Re, ?, yIsp ssa scg r.
Snchc6ida, psr Dunes, 7oabsOs.; casliis sosI
(rnotiledJ, Per y, sR8: cream tartar. 9. r. yeI
pound, le$4:; chalk lr mp, PER pound z9s
G aneiish. s. Ser p ~ ISSi W ehloTsi ~.
drato, / bt@i ~ chlorofOrln. u lo9----: con-
position powder, roo; doysrs powdsrs. ";
sgsSad ~ r. l pr psanSS ssI
Psr r ounce Is SSs 76 machine oil, folasn, y
~ rdiiIns, Va per o. SsSi y ;
s s.s icd ads IA ss elcrsts, Ss Alan .;
s.pirifx furpentine, boc.; Linseed oil. 6s9s2c.;
Hour sulphur, &C.: Essential oils, By Loui.
| list; strictly pure white lead III FHicn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
hardware.

BAR IRON, IS 60 Norway, &c.; No, N z
sheet iron, sac: No, "a o sheet iron, G5lo.,
galvanized sheet iron, D1l0iSc.; No. "A soda,
l7c.; No. " do. l5o.; alx2s rood ny tin, eli 90
0l650 ltx20 and l0x1s pat. do, o. 75oss so,
timers wire, 30 per cent. OF; timers stock,
forty per cent. or; cook stoves, with ware.
$40 5Dls25 90; do, with trimmings. eli 50at51OQ.
WOOD WORK. Wagon ax1ea. tyc.@esi 10:
tongues, g0cep8l 90; sipglotrees, 81 rs; holsters
Soc; spokes, "a 7baps %; felloes, 81 sS0e2 Is:
Doubletrees, So 25654 90; neck y6hes, ~ O0f
$50; pillow beams. bp6tG5c.; pillow handles, Of II
0125O; handles, 81 1902 80.
NAILS. 81 IS kog, basis l0d.-Burtsn horse
shoe, per key, % 60; Perkins DO. % lbt Walk
or do, s5 so, Burden mule, 90 90; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. .b0c., No. o. &c., No.
0, go, No. z, 2ic., No. ., 2oc.. Iako's do, No.
4, 45c, No, o, &c.. No. q, PC, No, Z, 2lc No. y.
i9c.; Ausable do, No. 45c., No. s, 2ic., No. O..
2lc,, No: q, lgcy NO. ,, I've. oroo
so0O9o 90; Haciensack. % 5O07 oo; boys,
"I REFRf GERAToRs.- ! Climax, en- 10;
No. 3, do, as 90; No. do, szs; No. do, SIS;
MACMILLAN Eous- Trace chains, IL psi
pair, 1910; plow singletrees, per d0S., t2zJi
bells, 30 per cont on door locks, o. 2sesp 90;
wood screws, % and 10 ger cent. of: L cast
door butts, ~ .nnd 10 per cent. OF; cut anu
timed taclts, ~ per cent of; coffee mills, ~
per cent of; blind hinges, 50 and 10 per cont
on: carriage bolts, Is md 10 per cent. on.
pillow bolts, 80 per cent. off; piece Tin ware,
30 per cent. of: deep stamped ware, 60 pol
cent. OF; shallow stamped ware, 10 per cent
Off; iapanned ware, 0per cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
sO.-MIpDEN TEXAs TOWNS,

sO.-HIDDEN TEXAS TOWNS.
We Young people had picnic, or party,
and assembled Mt, Erich Monday. We na ,.,
not had such nice weather Tor days, ine shs
was without a cloud. All, as many as could
engage or get ownership of a team-i laineht
some were unable to do so-were OUT OF tneiI
chambers j am sure before light, LOT tne
DAYS excursion was 70 aens a stood waiting
for us. Kate said, and looking out 4 saw
collection of about fifty young people SO W.
put on our wraps ana loIne eat ,h. of one of
he Carriages, and insisted on driyipg.
clint demuried, but Kate ventureu 70 20
guess her management was ~ goVu as, ' hnya 30 a
Wordy war. Renewed caution had no eme,o ,.
on Kate, she was rejoicing In the tn0ugm'
that she was victor. attempted ieee' With
the whip-a risky thing y do. LOT tne sp SPIT,
tied animal, In denial OF katelsl6oast, strufx
into a fierce run. The reins were Willie il,iing,y,
Hercules, but found II hard indeed 70 9uiel
The animal. TO no one in the party DID Inc
runaway cause more fright Than NJ 10 n hsse'
ana never o, n saw sas her g frigh,ened before,
but we were all glad ,,, no
one was hurt Frank Lincoln, iha maj
arrant tease, told Kate she haa DeIses nMntii
She learned how. We rode as far as ANA
then stopped TO leave the teams nj ho, ~.
A. l.. Granger is the proprietor, h laohs w ~
The hotel. One oak tree old and dead was ,he
only lawn ornament except pieces Oh Iuu.
Dish. which. In heap, rest on the grass near y.
the door. We didn't care 70 seek ens ,r,a,n
but started on foot toward the m nSua eiris
had 10 be carried across. AT last we reacne y,
the mounta,ns' summit, and was remihussu !.
OF the time ! assembled NJ ~, ~ nia we'll p paia
| for INV climb. on Hammon's birtnday w
are going ON another excursion, anu H'P'
we'il 20 ON a less tlresome route, u rr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
HACK LINES.

G. p. tOWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALO
u Pine county, Texas. runs the finest Con-
cord cuches TO and from Millsap, connect
ing with all trains. and is prepared TO furnish
trayeles with teams to any point al special
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

In the puzzle given above are cones's'e Ss .ne
names OF number OF Texas towns. ,e aner
town Is found by taking desirable
book viii &c presented 70 the eonp an,sns
binding the greatest nnmbe5 % ar ssf they are
They should be written IN sas ,,,n.e IN ar
ranged or The TWO equal lists VIII rscsise ''e
preicre nee. The offer Is open two WEEKS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

% per cent. on; Prescription Walls, por case.
10 and loper OF. of; do, broken 30 per Of. off,
Lard oil 5OasD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

Ladies approve OF your amokins
"Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

TAI correspondence relating to this
department should be marked FOR
Puzzle Department" FORT WORTH
GAZETTE, and addressed to W. H..
Eastman, East Sumner, Maine'J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
tANsWRRs IN TWO WEEKs)
ANSWERS.

s. l. hf Bear dear 2. Fight, eight. 8. crics'
trick. 4. Hart, part.
70. Langtry. .,, void q. Trim,
rim. 4. oped, bed. Initials, uATo.
5b JIBE
IDEA
BEEE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFF
5is.oo,wshe currency-Washine.
Isisd y 4. hereas, BY satisfactory
= ~. 70 We Undersigned. IL has
81 4 :, that ''The Fort WortS
l,,,us,na;e city OF Fort Worth in
d N M and state OF Texas. has
eflhaa = provisions OF the re-.
"a s IN United States, req uired
koi,sd Il before ei, an association
lsil.s, =, therefore, l, John Inv
y sThos' he Currency, do here.
y CIV ~ =, Fort Worth National
rsny, o. Fort Worth. in ti,e
pn@ssnn.ai state OF Texas, is s,' an
a IL sa The business or hank.
soiisss ctlon ffty.ono hundred
asfsSised statutes OF the
4 ~ n,sf y, witness nv hand
s'n day OF March. 1854.
Conn, JOHN JAY KNOX.
sD.roller Of the currencv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
Grain.
Liquors.

Wheat, choice 900. @si, medium. eonp0
inferior, 6ot65c; oats, 80os25<o; barley, 500
85c; corn. sOsDs3xc; rye s0oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
.NssRTIsEHlllEI:1xrT)Is.


'sIssiONAL.
|i.sid.lsslpph Physician and surgeon
|yar5' ii07 Main stree, ION.
en ,e yIu,Se J hoars-S TO 10 a.
,s.esePnone Connections
IS a ,ss,SoSAGPATHIsr. once
!en hons. street, corner Rusk
gip. N muse S Office hours: 10
Ia sundays 10 10 Il a. M.
q s,, $ Mason. DENTISTS
2dsi thsir Fort Worth, Texas,
os!h And MAJ services toihe CHI,
~ sitsnsu surrounding country
|pA Dis'eeul pain, by The use ~
En-. JEKSIGaS- puys7,z-
|.sst, cver aug us Surgeons. office
ss5psseialiy py Ear Ia And ca
s'an str,,.pp Y u. and I 10 q D. M
northeast corner Ter
/. ssn =, eEAMaiEa /, ms
o1slon - I, ONCE Owe. Dhs.
~. hssssssaiassnce at Mira.
sIisn S SSSsta and ia s,,reet; rd pr.
/ 'mcs and resi:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
HOTELS.


yIrEnKE THE OPPORTUNITY OF IN
w foming the public, our friends and pal.
rons int tue old stand, the Plaza house, yet
has itaioors open for the accommodation oil
the hgy ana wed hSsrd and IS g
per week Table board "a per week. we cab
be fond in the rear OF the legant new three
storybrick, which Is being built as an auui-
tion,o the house, southeast corner public
Equfe. ROWLAND q Mos e,.sn =
nItDMONT HOUSE, MINERAL WELLS,
l. 'alo Pinto, county, the leading hotel OF
Thu summer resort, well furnished rooms,
ex.ellent table, and the best of attention TO
gsstRs Wn 5', the ef BGs9berford
nArF's HOTEL, Denison, Texas, located
III incentral portion OF the city. tlrst-cIass
Recommendations. Popuiarresort ofcommer'
oial trsvelera.
DURNEY HOUSE, BONHAM, TEXAS.
d The undersigned takes pleasure In an
nounciIg to his old friends and the public
generally that he has purchased this old and
wellkn,wn hotel Property ana %lti De wpI reh,
first-clas odations In every depart
ment ofthe hotel business; | have also IN
connection with the hotel two large and
commodous sample roc ms lifted up express
ly for thu benefit OF commercial travellers.
g. L. WILLIAMS, Proprletor.
NgECBAN MICS HOUSE, BY MRS. MARY A.
MI Moop, corner OF Thirteenth ana HOUSTON
streets. Table board $3.50 per week mesls y,
cents; lo,eipg 25 and 30 cents. Furnished
rooms b, d ny or week. --
OOnINiERCIAL HOTEL, Joseph Christen
VI proIrietor-Re-opened, newly iuriisheu
Laredo. Sexas. -
CIGAL HOTEL, Baird. Texas; facing depo o
| n and IA central part OF town. Firstclasi
sample-poms for commercial travellers, Sooe
| fare ant ommodationB. Nice parlor iol
ladies'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

Z e
Rerrigentor and Butcher Live wsights.
Beoyes-C0rn fed. per pound .-......ll<9l 4e :
Cows, per pound .:.....-...9 1YH<o
Muttous-fnir, fat mutfons, y b..-.., 2X4SAe
Choice, per pound............,y 451e
HossR:s n Ro Sdss mar MOI; ~
Bulls and stays, for sausage fnsnufac- -
ture. per
ket.
yearling stecrs, per hesd-.-- eis p W
Yearling heiferss do .-.~ Y ~
2-yoal old steers, do ~
1year-nld hoiferg. do .... y II
Cows Q 10 yrs old, do ..... - -
Cows with yong calves, .... -
Young Texas bulls-.-,............ y =
Iexas-raised v DnrhRnl......~ ~ ~
TezsErRised purharn,--.- g
Tkxas-raised " purhaiu:...- 20 ~
Texas raised null blood do.... 100 40
eastern Texan and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per heRd less than
| fhe above quotations .5 u
The above prices are for herds Of 1000 heaA
| and upward, dcliyeyf0 on tho trails. and for
| anch cattle ~ those raised In the oountioq
| embraced In tho following territory, West
| or theTeHa Central Hallway; north az = ltuQ
| drawn east and west with Waco. and sass q
aline drawn north and south With HnAro enA
south o. ksd kases
burrr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

nArF,s HOTEL, Denison, Texas, located
Ii incentral portion OF the city. First-class
Recommendations. Popuiarresort ofcommer'
oipl tr.y0lerR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
FINE AND FLoMEREp.

Seymour Cresset: Last Saturdays
Fort Worth GAZETTE has fine and
lowered illustration OF the standing
of the several newspapers. 1t gives
the Dallas Herald and Decatur Trib-
une tally. The Daily Express has
got il bad-hOme industry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

fsiLE-sDO tons of blackland hay
|,stion on ears. W. A. BLOCKS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

SUPERB INSTITUTION.
Marlin Ball: The Fort Worth GA
zETTE published n cartoon the other
day that was amusing. 1t represented
the journalistic race course, with THE
GAZETTE, Of course, away in the lead.
THE GAZETTE is undoubtedly asuperb
and enterprising institution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
FINANCIAL,
LOST.
ALL SORTS

|,t svsEI GOLD RING. FINDER
III sa I ~ by returning it to Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

EE-rnREB SETS OF NICE
Inhfnlture; also a set OF kitchen
Possession OF the house given TO
Isbs renter purchasing the furni.
|ytstween the hours Of / m. and
i1srcen days at Sl2 West Belknap
! Worth, Tex, April p, 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
HEADS THEM ALL

Colorado Clipper: The Clipper heads
them all. 1t was so far ahead in the
great state race that THE GAZETTE
left it entirely off its cartoon. While
THE GAZETTE is immense and Is just
ly entitled to great honor and praise.
the Clipper manages 10 keep far
enough IN the lead to keep out of bad
company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

.sl Ss dyes clothing ss "aa as
4, mrs The SAM ,,ar work thar any
X % WHINE orllsne his work. ''''-'
"a "a snd Filth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

| T0U 70 KNM, w. THIN TIaspay Wh
Basins I nSsI Il, his city,thns you
bui kio I, s onr goods being fresh. vi !;
n, rSs III Ss corier MAN anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
IeISEss FOR SALE.
RENr-DwELLINGs.

|DEIR0Us SOF TRAVELLING
Eflng the summer months will
FINISHED house, six rooms, on
Mns. Prefer 10 rent to family
tlaisn. Address, with references,
lzIln Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

|.ssy, BETTER K N Ts.psc as
:, ssis 4 Sssae Platforms IN t iSs
|l1as a1 GiiEs J. L. rrlaDle, al ..o w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
Observation-Disclosures.

ET.-TrRNIsHED SOUTH ROOM
Isrse, tij westThird street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05
[RANED OR STOLEN.
rED-MIsCELLASHOus.

htN TO SELL THE MOST
Z. x txtant, Gaskell's Compen-
~ w pages, Special induce
w Of experience. Address, q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

DETFs @. RUCKER n CO., BELT0N
Teas, Land and General Agents. Sole
propritors of the Abstract OF Bell County
Recoro, We do n general land business, in
cludiu surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-05

;-BI.ANK DEEDS With SIN.
acknowledgement. GAZETTE