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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
soo1A11T1Es.

Father time is the correct standard
for this latitude, at NJ. ID. Kelly's.
Miss Sallie Buchanan spent Sun
day with friends in Elkton.
Mrs. r. w. Buckner ruterned home
to Henderson Saturday.
Mr.. w. r. Howell, of the Paducah
bar, was in the city this week.
Mr.. Ike Lipstine has returned from
a visit to Washington Territory.
Miss Lallie Woodbridge is visiting
Miss Annie Richardson, of Pembroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. c. Day returned
yesterday from visit to Henderson.
Messrs. c. w. Bell and II. G. Rick
man went to Elkton Saturday on a
visit.
Mr.. G. Willis Lindsay, of Cadiz,
was in the city Sunday, en- route for
Louisville.
Miss Matte Munford, of Marshall,
Mo-, is visiting the family OF Capt.
Alternately.
Miss Sara G. Green, a very accom-
plished young lady of Nashville, is
visiting relatives IN the city.
Miss Hannah Fry has returned
home after an extended visit TO her
sister in Roanoke, Va.
Miss Mildred Lewis, a daughter of
DR.. Lewis, of Hebbardsvillo, has ems
tered Bethel Female College as a
boarding pupil.
Misses Sallie Tandy and Jennie
Peay, of Pembroke, KY, were in the
city Friday and Saturday, the guests
OF Miss Annie TRndy.
Miss Fannie Coax, Of Clarksville,
Tenn, who has been visiting her
brother, DE- Il, r., Cook, for sew
cral months, returned home Satur-
day
Mr.. Bob. Thomas, of Louisville,
KY. passed through the city Satur-
day, en- route home from visit to
Cadiz, KY, his old home, where he
had been 10 make war with the
game of that section.
Mrs. DR.. Cope went 10 Hopkins
willie yesterday on visit. She will
he joined The latter pant az the week
by DR.. Cope, aud after few days
they will return here on their way to
their home in Missouri.-Paducah
Standard.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

Democrats Illustrated Magazine
for December contains not only 9
great DEAL Of good Christmas litcra-
tire, but many other well-written
and interesting articles on various
subjects, Santiago" Gan Old Port
and Bit Ct Shore,' "a Canterbury
Pilgrimage" and THE Angelic Pain.
feET' win repay reading; and the
household suggestions are eminently
practical and useful. The illpstra-
lions are numerous, among which Ia
a fine photogravure Of the "Mater
Dolorosa' of ,Dolci.s For 1885, we
are promised a serial by Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, and another by Mr..
Charles Barnard, as well as many
many new and interesting features,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
HERE AND THERE,
IIowe's time is the city standard.

Persimmons are getting ripe.
Even Harry Ferguson gives it up.
Last week was the most delightful
indian summer weather.
Go to w. w. Radford'S for toys
wholesale and retail.
Cansler's semi-monthly stock sale
next Saturday Nov. 90.
The wheat crop Is looking finely
and very large acreage was sown.
There will be a wedding in the
western part Of the county tO-mor-
row.
FoR SME-A good two-wheel road
cart at a bargain. Call on G. w.
Quicker.
Rev. A. w. Meacham has resigned
the pastorate of West Union Baptist
church, at Bellevicw.
Madam Rumor says there will be
more than one wedding in the city
next month.
W. w. Radford, the toy man
has received and is now opening up
an elegant stock of holiday goods.
Several farmers having despaired
Of getting better prices for their
wheat have been delivering their
crops this month.
Elections like the poor are always
with us. The city election to choose
Board of Councilmen will be held
the first week in December.
Guthrie Democrats spread ON a
thick coat Of red paint last Wcdnes-
day night and celebrated the Demo-
cratic victory in grand style.
Circuit court adjourned in Trigg
Saturday. Three convicts were sen
fenced to the peniientiary. All seut
for short terms, one for manslaught-
er and two for larceny,
A number of persons from this city
went TO Nashville Saturday to attend
Democratic jubilee in that city. A
large crowd intended gong, but the
train WAS late and many gave out the
Idea.
+ Rev. DR.. T. G. Keen, of Evansville,
preached at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning. lie was greeted
by a large congregation. DR.. Keen
Is greatly beloved by the church over
which he exercised the duties of a
pastor for so many years.
Judge j. .. Campbell who left Thu
city for Fresno, Cal, in 1860, has Just
been reelected Circuit Judge of his
district in that State. He has large
number Of relatives and friends liv-
ing in this county who will be glad
| IN Lnnt,, ~ lie p,onnse
Several GAINESVILLE people came
over to our grand jubilee last Tues
day and after seeing how we do
things in Ilopkinsville they were
ashamed to allude to the alleged de.
monstration held in GAINESVILLE
the night before.
There is quite a building boam on
Maple street. Mr., f. i. Waller has
built one cottage and is now build,
ing another OH the same lot, and Mr.
a, G, BoaIeE il building a lwo-story
residence on the opposite side of thC
street.
A protracted meeting has been il
progress at Sinking Fork baptist
church for several days past. Revs
Spurlin, Barrow and Doris were tn,
ministers conducting il. We are in
formed that the meeting hos been {
very successful one and that about 2!
converts we've baptized last Sunday
Rev. w, Is. Walker has rcslgne,
the pastoral charge If Locust Grov
Baptist Church, a position he la
filled for % or 30 years, The churc
has just closed successful meeting
in which Rev. Jno. Porter preached
number OF very able sermons
There were twelve additions to tn
church. ef4
The following young men attend
ed the BEN pcratic blow at Hopkins
,,.llo u,,,oaIo,, ,,s..l.k a,,I ,so.,Iol a.,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

The History of Christian and Trigg
counties, recently published by f. A.
Battey n CO., Chicago, Illinois, has
been delivered 10 the various subscri-
tsts' ii lhig comfy: y Il !" well NJ.
banged, fNll and handsomely bound.
Every family IN the county should
have one aud hand it down to their
pesterity. IT viii DO interesting Ia
those of your family who come after
you.--Telephone,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

A correspondent of the Kentucky
Baptist, in noticing the proceedings
of the West Union Association, at
Fulton, makes the following allusion
to one of our citizens: "Among the
Visitors | may mention Prof j. w.
Bpst, Of Bethel Female college, Hop.
kinsville, ! have often heard Dir,
Rust on education but his speech on
the occasion was the best ever
I heard him make, and 1t may be class
1ed among the best that ever heard
from any one."
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18


To the citizens of
Christian and adjoin-
ing counties, to the
citizens of Kentucky
and adjoining States,
to the citizens Of the
u. S. and adjoining
countries, to the en-
tire world I S a y
COME! I have room
for all! ,w
j. M. HIPKINs.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
NOTES.

There is fun in marrying, If some
body else does the marrymg.-Wil-
liam Parker.
Boys, there is nothing like it'd
Walker.
A Democratic parade torch-ligh
lighted The back porch and indicated
the politics Of the Elgins.
+. B. Yenable, of Bowling Green
was present. lie is not AL old man
though Veaahie,
Will Sam Walker into Tennessee
and get married, or will the ccre
mony be pronounced in Kentucky?
Dennis Perry went TO sleep after
supper and, when awakened, inquir
the way to-. the pantry. LII
thought the hair Of the dog was goot
for the bite.
II. w. Ii.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
Dry Goods Emporium.

We have just re-
ceived a new stock of
ladies Cloths, Tricots
plain and embossed,
Velvets in all shades.
We are also receiving
every few days New
Cloaks, both New
markets and Russian
Circulars. We expect
to keep our stock full
otnew and tho ice
goods andwe guaran-
tee prices to be bot
tom. 4
Very Respectfully.
JONES & co,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
W. W. RADFORD

Has just received a
very select and COM
plete stock Of holiday
goods which he is
prepared to offer to
country merchants at
very re as o n a b | g
prices. He bought
his good very low
and can therefore sell
them as cheap as they
could be bought in
larger cities, Dealers
are invited to call and
inspect his stock be-
fore buyin g their
Christmas supplies.
Remember the place,
Henry Block, Hop
klnsvllle, KY, opp,
Opera House. 4.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

Thanksgiving Tur-
keys lat M. w. Girls
sans.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

The Gooch store room, on Main ST..
for rent for the wear 1885, Apply to
Miss ELIJAH GooCH.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
LOST.
S-A-L..I.lssS-lS

On the 18th inst. either in Hopkins
vile or on the Lafayette road, a
brown leather pocket-bools, contain
ing 1928, more or less. One 500 bank
note and some IS and $40 bills; also
some receipts from 4. u. Elliott and
Calls & Hays. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning
same to this Office or to NJ. NJ. Fuqua,
LAFAYETTE, XIV, -aI.ert9e ....a.. .t-
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18
DR.. Williams

Celebrated LiUey and
Stomach, Kidney, Luag
and Uterine Pods, may
Arrays be found In my
absence at the Drug
Store of G. E. Gather.
If p. b, Bacon.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

The result of the election in this
district for Member of the State
Board of Equalization is as follows:
J. L. Gentry present member. 1860
j. II. Lemon. ................. 4lSl
e. q. Coulter .............., 6ll5
This gives Coulter majority Of
1881 over Lemon and 4l4S over Cen
try.-Mayfeld Democrat.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

The following young men attends
ed the Democratic blow at Hopkins
vile Tuesday night, and painted the
town: Joe Gerhart. Dick Caldwell,
Cook Roach, Jno. Rice, Tom Me-
Reynolds "Old 49," Gilmer Bell, Je-
rome Duncan, Carter Broaddus, Geo.
Leigh. One of them had to have
his hair cut, his hat wouldn't stay
charlottesville Democrat.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

The Democrats ofCadiz celebrated
Cleveland's election in a b ecoming
manner last Thursday night. They
hhaada grand torch light procession
with all tho accompanying hanuers,
fireworks, etc. and shook the capital
of Trigg from stem to stern. It was
o grand time for the Democrats and
both tho Stone and Turner factions
united in the jolhacation over the
success of the national ticket.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-18

The conduct of the Republicans
during the parade last Tuesday night
was exceedingly courteous and COM
mendable, Both black and white
looked on good :natnredly aud not q
single Republican attempted any inv
terruption. The Republicans here
are clever fellows anyhow and they
have our sympathizs (and we know
how to sympathise with them) in the
misfortune that has overtaken their
party.
Although our people were kept in
suspense for long time and received
great deal of news that turned out
to be wholly unreliable, they certain
| " owe debt of gratitude to the eff
ficient and accommodating tele-
graph operators, Miss Park and Mus.
Randle, They furnished the asso-
ciated press bulletins until midnight
for several nights after the election
and spared no pains to give informa-
ton to the public both day and night
1t was very laborious undertaking
to receive dispatches almost conth..
uously from early in the morning nm
til late at night, but they performed
the double duties faithfully and sat
isfatory TO all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

IT 1; RUSSELL. ATTORNEY AT Law
gwen 10 All business placed IN my hands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
euildlnr ssa,orlal

LuMNrE-- Rough lumber, boxing, IN incnes
and under, nrutclnHa, e2O. stripping. Axa, glit
boxing and hcorins, clears, Q26; thick conAn
~ and IN IN, rough lumber. second CLAWS
~, loini and ncantllng, culla, SIS.
6rprNo-first dominion white pine, SO 90.
second do, eS0 third do, sas; poplar. ~ uo1
y 81 native pine ~ Nn ~ do ~, ta& native
DaEsEn LuNspa- rc1iue iainches ana
under, SO OAsS 0f do 3tAH, &c OooE ~
rcAntllng, ioist CT any common Lumber
20 Oooa& oe boxing over n inches, lSluoD
So O0 thiok clears, " tolh and q so Qlt>so 90
second class. any KIND. en o.
DnxsaGn AND MATCltRn ft.ooxdS o--F1rNA
class f1S, second class, oll,
WNfTRp PINE fuRNniHfN0 LuMRWn--itf, Ia
and inoh white rino, SO; Inch do, cas-.
CnfLiNu-nuAnED on ftAtR--Firpt cora-
mon white pinb, X, SS250, "a do, eSo, "a do ~.
POPLAR, q, s2e oop9ib0, poplar X, eSq,5oSstS 90
/ nntvopine, ~, efAop; DO, u, ce so
rort.AR LpSIhnH,--lN, ", and = inch, GO,
silIroiEs.-w white pine A, %; do nhAded A,
N.c5, do extra No, l. eNSS cypfcae, hest. amy
brand, 50; do No 4, ei.sc; DO 80. Q, gbO, nAilv,
/ sawed heart, et,be sapn, SS.2h.
PruNE1s.,-whito pine, dressed ana headed
eqnaro or nat Z, yellow pine Go. ~; 18th
innH, CHNENr, Ero,--.IAme, Austin, tlsl
per hhl. Cement, Louisville ur Rusennle, So
per bbls portland, ei76 per pih, PLASTER Paris
New york or Michigan, - % per bhi, fla1ia
BSicx.--Sire-proot s1oporM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
ROOMS ron RENT.
FoR RENr-pwNLLINos.
FOR sALE-orrY REAL ESTATE.

'0R sALE-A BARGAIN--A NEW TWO
story house, eight rooms, two bath
pas corner lot, 100 feet square. Pat time
|tslred Address II. +. ~, Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
ON CHANGE
stocks Sailed Light Yesterday-Pro
visions Steady Cotton Quiet
Cereals Unsettled.
Wheat Was Nervous, Generally Lower
Corn Irregular, Closed at Sew
enty-sir at Chicago.

SEw York, Sept Is, governments
firm.
Railways arm.
state securities steady.
Stock market opened strong on announce.
ment nom Chicago that Western and south.
western roads had settled their diaerrnces
ana The statement that the presidents
OF the trunk lines had authorized the
general managers TO agree upon a plan for
the settlement OF difficulties and report Tues
day, when It would be acted on by the prcsi.
dents This brought buying up and
prices rose A@l5< After midday
New York Ccntral raided nom az
TO ~ on report Of insiders selling and that
there was a fresh isne o. bonds, which was
denied by the officers OF the company. This
break brought GA decline ofi.iail.a ON
other ssares: but subse auenuy selling was
checked by declaration OF the divi.
dend OF 10 per cent. by the
Lake Shore, In the evening the market cut
away from Now York .Cental, which wss
weak, while the remainder or the list was
strong. saclne Mail was higher on the an
nouncement OF shipments OF large supplies o.
provisions to China on account OF war
Union Pacific was strong throughout OF
light offerings Compared with last olghpi
close prices are EG2ls higher, except Louis
Vile Nashville aud New York Central
which are xea per cent. lower.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
aroosrisa.

MnATa-auEar cured hams lba q. q. o, n,
heoon, iiei ., o.baoon, l2Ae% sc. dry salt,
FIsH-Mackorel ION kits, NO. I, ana, No.
q el.O6; half hblA.. No. !, 500; No. q 5000
White fish, No. ], hlf. bblA,, wv, No, a 1913,
LARD-Tieroos O. 20. 81 aud 6UB cans glso
2gb cans, gs.o1 lob oAnh, s2soi On eena.gHc;
N cans, lOo,
mir, i2o.; prime hlo, $50; fanoy, lfc old
government Java, So3o.
TEA-Iinperiai, inD6gi gunpowder, b0s7u.
BuoAn-Fine. powdered, bills. 94o.. do,
if.Sbis., sHei out loaf o@o.i gfanulRtsd
altar. lard &c.. Louisiana gianulhisd, TSko.06-,
standard a, 5Zte. oholos white, 7,sc; yellow
Louisiana, 6e7o.
BALT--toRrpe In bags, el.2sDl.tg nne In
bags, i lake, IN dat hoop hbiH, tl.lO
PS CANNED u sSoSoSSs.-Prioas psr dossn, pine
nppiea, standard, ". e5i Poaohaa, standard. 2
los, el.e5; ,hs., n,2.g2oo; aooonds, 2 i0a.
bi.io. seconds, 2ba,,-: ibs., N.SOae 0reon
corn, gI.lD@l.9E Green peas, tl.S5; Goose
berries, el.2bdpl.4oi kaspberrlea, I.50@l e5;
Weight D., 90; b.. si.a ia Salmon nom b.,
SisSy@ ssrdinos. Amsroan. s'o6 case az
81. 2aei .80: BlAekbouios. $780, Green cages,
el.tQ; Eagle Condensed milk, gs.g0i crown,
! G,2b sWish, $3.50.
/ sn do, 81; 6b' do, Sl2.
suEbRTas-staroh, 80, Soap, eonrion
I lbI<c; halyoa Q; qnRrtoTu, o. Indigo. 30 n;
I Bluelne, bDBl.0o dOAon. Colsmkn'e mustard,
gl.a0Og6.b0 dozen. Maoss==5ni. imported, lbcb;
I American Si.00 box. Bnokeu. two hoops.
500 dozeni well buoRats. ef.0J doEan. BTooInS,
pl5beB-25 doson. brilliant oil, bbla., 2io.; En.
| pion, do, slci do. - cases, % 20; Brilliant,
/ 70 osisea, q 20; DO, la nases, Ns1,
FLOUE - BlAnard'H Royal Patent, o. NJ
] . bbl.; sacks. q loo p 100 ohi No. Texas
per 100 lbs. %, No 2t3T5 No q o.. Corn nloai
/ per buAhel, $50. HoTniny and grits, . Dbl
! % 90 Oatmeal, = half bbi., u -; Cracked
/ wheat, %, 90; Crackers 4 soda, B5<gbo, TX
| sodR,74c., Xxx soda, 7l<o., cream loci gin.
ger snaps, 90; lan1on creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

BAR IRON. es h0.-Horway, SOL NO. ~ y,
sheet iron 4An.; Mo "a q shOol iron, 5a,o,s
galvanized shoot iron, awe. No, u soda
lfc.; No. a do, lDod aK2A roofing i'm, gla N,
elb SOL lfa2O aud l0Klt pat do, o. 1908 Do 4
timers wire, 30 pof cent. on; tlnner'A stooh
forty per cent. OF cook utovos sith ware.
tl0 500 %; do, with trimmings, sli GOsBJ0Oo
WOOD WORK. Wagon RElen plc dbfi IA !
tongues, O0obel %; HnKletrodH, Ell rs bolstArn.
hoc.; EpOkeh W fb98 O0 falloOs ii EBab2 26 I
Doubletroas, ~ 1904 20; mock yokes 81 COZ
? 100; pillow heamH, 60eB5o.i plQw handles q ~
02bOi handles, 81 TbB2b1.
NAILS. 81 10 key, basis lOd.--Bnrden horse
shoe, por keg, GS ~; Perkins do, e5 90. Walk
or do, % 50i burden mnlo, ~ bOi Northwest
ern hornH aloe nails, No. 4, 600, No, ., no., No.
O. sc. No z, &c, No, =, 9Oc.; "I.ake'Hh do, No,
& abo., No. ., 40, No. q, no, No, Z, 20c, No B.
49,; AuAablo do, No, I, 100, No. 8, No, No. 8,
40 10, 7, lsoy no. lho, ...
AAER-K X, Per dunen, ~ GOdtl0 COZ Inks'H
y Qoea VI HaekonaacE. ~ 50S7 o0i boy's.
REFllfGEiiATOius.-.N I Climax, tiyU0,
80, 2, DO, sls CO., No, do, s7si No. DO, elbi
MisCFIiI.ANEoUs-r Trace ohAius, az psr
pair, feD7oa pillow ainglotreeh, por dOH,, 81
pillow doublptroea, por dozen WOlt Htook
b0llg, 10 per cont, on door lookH, eI 268a %,
wood Sorrows, % and 10 por cont. on; j. Il caHi
door butta, 40 and 10 per cont ont cut ana
timed teckA, ~ per cont OF. cufios mills 30
per cent. on. blind hinges, % aud 10 Dor cent,
on: carriage bolts, 90 and 10 per cont on
pillow bolts, a5 per cent. on piouo tin ware,
W per cent, on, deep stamped ware, 30 per
cont. on, shallow htnmpod ware, 80 por cent,
on; lapannpd ware, @por cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

SAN ANTONIO SPARKS.
A Murierer's Sentence COmmWtod-
The Drought Broken.

The Drought Broken.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Sept. s5.-The
sentence in the case of Secundiuo rs
carino, condemned to be executed here
tomorrow for the murder OF Del Zorro,
has Hust been commuted by the gov
ernorto imprisonment for life The
circumstances of the killing
were such that the act OF
the governor is universally considered
just and proper. Escarino received the
news with great JOY, Notwithstanding
that he had made every preparation to
meet death with fortitude.
kilograms from almost every section
of West Texas convey the cheering ia-
formation that the long drOuth is end
ed at last. The stock business is now
expected to revive materially.
Hon. Barney Callighan OF this city,
has been appointed chairman Of the
Democratic executive committee in
this district made vacant by the death
of Mai. Dwyer. He says that he will
accept thehonor.
The county nominating convention
will be called to order tomorrow at !
O'Clock. It is well understood that
Senator Houston will resign TO accept
the nomination for district judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
GEORGETOWN GLEANNGs.
An Express Agent on Bail Cotton
Shipments.
special to the Gazette.


Special TO the Gazette.
GEoRGEToMN, TEX, Sept. 95.-Mr,
Sol Howard, the young mau who was
formerly express agent at this place,
was brought In last evening. He vol
UNFAIRLY surrendered to the marshal of
Laredo, who brought him here and
turned him over to Sheriff Tucker.
Howard is out on bond and will seek
employment here until his trial comes
OIL in January.
The water-wOrks were tried for the
first time Inst evening and considering
the amount OF sand In the pipes were
q decided success
The contract for building the new
opera.house here was awarded to
Messrs. White & HArrell of our city
for 1897. The cause Of the bid
being 60 low was that the
mill men made a big reduction
In the price OF lumber on account OF It's
being for publlcpnrpoee. The seat
ing capacity will be 800.
There have been over 1900 bales OF
cotton shipped from this point this
season.
A fine rain fell here last night and
to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
MORRIS COUNTY.

Core, pOndepee Of the Gazette.
DAINGERFIELD, TEX, Sept. 22.--
The general health is good In this por-
ton Of the country. The farmers OF
the county are disheartened over the
prospects OF the cotton crop. The con-
tinued drouth has reduced the crops
fully one-half. ,
Rev. Kelly is holding a protracted
meeting at the new church.
Mr.. j. M. Pratt is confined to his
bed. He is quite sick.
District court convenes here on the
second Monday in October.
The race Tor district judge continues
TO grow warmer every day. Ihe
strongest candidates are Capt. w. ".
Mel ,ean of Mt. Pleasant and Charles
Il. Todd of Texarkana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

Twelve months clin, light nne aud meal.
um lNoiS nnc heavy 10 light lSaiN six
months lseis; tall, nne heavy, iopiG nall
SOLO.
Hinrs-.No, heavy Amt, dry y % lSc, No.
ahsSyy ntnt, Dry Y = lQc; ny, light nlnt, Y
heavy, damaged, \ n y calf skins aud badly
damaged. 4 y ifec, green, saltcd, sound, " h
20 butchers, grcen, N n $40
rNfirNtKs- -Decr skins, Nm tN.AlS ante 0no
skinH, y 70 lAolac; goat sklns each, lOtDAS,
sheep pelts, according TO amount Of wool,
3ca UP; sheanlnge, according 10 amount OF
Mexican sheep pNlts, Improved, lloflec; Mex
lean sheep shearlinKs, SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26
country PToauos.

sack, ------c Onions per bbl, 81 -. TuTnips
y nbl, 81 %. Reaas, HIP. med. bbiH. Sc; lnTRf
lima 6Ife.; N ~ butter. dtke5e. Pieklss,
half hb-- upedas ~ 90. half Dbl. small, e. 70
Cheese, half cream. lBJfo.: fuil cream, lbs
Peanuts. JOE CIDER. haif.bbi.. e6Ug Gao
FouiTaS- asnI, nS o 500 per dozen,
young spring chiokena, " 76gJfg TurEeyf,
y 1000 60i Geese % 60 ef6lf DackS. q 6le
bf0
Eaaa--PeF dossn, 1890.
FTesh county butter, choioe, 20 9 2bca
Ore@npvry ,z9n1fo.; old butter. aeioc.f .Ois0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-26

~ AauulHt
Special 70 the Gazette.
ST LOUIS. Sept. sS-In wheat the
fluctuations were wide and many, -the mar
ket being nervous, and closed Y lower
Corn attracted but little attention; nor OF.
dcrs q speak or Closed lower
Provisions were strong.
Texas cattle In fair supply and Slow prices
weak.
sheep dull.
- fhoDuCE.
~. Louts. Sept sA-FLOuR-Un Unchanged.
MHlsAT.--No2 rcd Is i-28S3; september spSa
&so. october T6 closing At lowest prices.
COMMON cash. % september Is
Octobcr, sch November.
OArs-aSN IA cash; % september; 2SiA
year,
PROVISIONS.
WHrsKN--SteRdy. I ~
Corn MrAI..-o ~
poRK--l6 1911 %.
BULK MEArs--shor, rlSss %, short clear
BAcoS-Long clear 10 '@io IS: short cieai
l0lG short ribs, 10 itaiiN.
llARD-Sls.
LIVE STOCK.
| CArrLE-Recolpts 1856 exporters 20 16 "a
/ good To choice 1905 81 common 10 me
| dium 4 tOeaS "a, gress rexansa assAt 40.
| hoG9-Rrccipts, ttOfe 3 2ksi 20.
riIEAp-ileceipts, 100, natives range. =
| a. W. lambs 20, Toxas OQaS 50,