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eUHBERIlHD \ ljNIvERSIT

Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more healthy. Give me
your orders md it will be delivered from
my milk cart to any part OF the city.
Price low. j. w. WILSON.
[Sept. II If.
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A Hazsehurst man has started a new
industry. He ships toads to Louisville
florists, who use them to rid their
plants of insects, which is said they
do very effectually.-Wiuona Ad-
vance.
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Leaveyour orders tor pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr., J. W. WILSON. He will
deliver it at your own door, twice cac'l
day,a the most reasonable rates. s 81
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Donnett's Triumph .
The Greatest Remedy fer Raeuma ISM
Neuralgia, 9atar and al Pains
and Trouble arising frcm
Colo in the MUSGU AR
SYSTEM.
SPECIAI.TIE%

Only Two Years before the public. il
has met with better success and won
Il more lasting reputation in It's
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Administrators Noftcr.

Whereas letters Of Administration
were issued to the undersigned upon the
estate Of the late Mr.. Is. NJ. TIE rel. hv
the Honorable Chaucery Court Of Mon
rec county Mississippi, in vacatiou,Ju y
18th 1854, now all persons holding claims
against said estate are hereby notified to-
present them in the manner and Within
the time prescribed by law, or they viii
bee forever barred.
II. G. TERRELL,
w. C. MCMILLAN.
Adminlst raturs
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EFKA FILLER

Than any other similar remedy ever
introduced. one trial is sufficient to con
vince the most sErptiraj. Asa
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Ii is quick and decisive. PRIZE RE-
nlE ED FSb = 5. 90 PER- RsebaEaE3.
~ Sold at the PH(ENlN DRUG STORE
and by druggists generally. [mh26-Gml
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kpsia in its worst form win yield to the
er's Little Nerve Pill aided by Car
liver Pills. They not only relieve
less, but strengthen the stomach
apparatus.
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COLUMBIA ATHENEUV sG ;sSye l 7s.xs

course
d ssau,, Co. cs Is.,
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aRAfRD or sro,.r.

| aa aiaSa DEEDS Win BIN.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. uAzs lSr1S:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

spoke the truth. Whv. Mr. lsa,,o
~, r,oiiuas representative at the exposi,
and think II Is about tjme ,ha, av,,
people should insist that the law VA y.
question be repealed. Amones ~" , ~
display had only one article Why
entered Tor competition, my Texas
gypsum cement, and | am proudI.io
say that although | had New Vns,,
Philadelphia, San Francisco and other
places TO compete with Texas scnraa
victory, and / brought the diplon,a
away with me. am much indaS,aJ
10 Mr. ed Graham OF Graham. Youno,
county, Mr.. G.. II. Hogan of Enn;s
Ellis county, and Mr.. w. M, Powell
of ShackeIiord county for assistance In
my endeavors to represent our gcand
state at the late exposition. Aftsr the
close of the exposition / tray-
eled extensively through Kentucky
Indiana and Missouri. AT many
places l addressed the people and iudy.
ing from private talks had with MANY
persons In those states. especially the
inhabitants of the lately flooded dis
tricts of Kentucky, l predict that this
spring many new corners will find
may he the sentiments of the people Of
other states, can safely say that Ken.
tuckians have II warm spot in their
hearts for Texas. A good many states
have bureaus of emigration but | tell
You. sir. | wouldn't give a MESQUITE
bean for them, the people won't believe
railroad or bureau agents. would
rather see five good men, ostensihIy
naII IAra nf itx mi a la. Il. =
masses in the interest of our state than
to have all the sweet-scented pjccadilly-
collared agents In America. i think.
sir, my experience In Louisville ms
herein set forth goes TO prove that
many persons are manifesting great
interest in our state and that thew are
anxious to be fully informed. There
is a class who can come TO see for them.
selves, hut it is the masses we want to
get at, and am confident no better
way can be found to, in Il measure, ac-
complish that object than by taking
advantage of the splendid opportunity
the New Orleans exposition offers. In
short, the benefits that will accrue TO
our state from having II fine display
&c, there cannot be too highly set forth
and l hope and trust that our people
will see That Texas is well represented
there. In conclusion, Mr., Editor,
will say let us have three grand booms.
a boom 10 exempt capital from taxa
ton, IA boom TO encourage home man
ufacture, and last but not least, tre-
mendous boom To the end that Texas
may present grand front at the COM
ing New Orleans cotton exposition and
worlds fair. Yours truly,
WM. WILSON.
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Wool, rides. Etc.

WooL--Medlum, according TO grade. ouaqty
ana condition, us 10 zoe; fne according u,
grade, quality and condition, rs 10 ~ coarse
according To grade quality and condition. ii
TO lec Mexican ilnpr0v d according 10 Grade
qualify aud condition. 10 lols; Mexican, sc.
eeofding 70 grade, quality aud condition, IL
70 ~ bury, leeS, according to amount OF
burrs. "
HiDns--No. ,bohvy nint. dry an IiiSo., No.
sheRvy hint, dry, y n l2clG No. !, lightfiint'
gib lsl4ci No. ight flint, T.ib 1910: bulls and
heavy, damaged, y 10 aiSc; calf az ins aud bad
~ damBned, u D iGho; greoD paitod, nound.
green, Z N b,fc.
FUIa, skunk, IOa2Oc; raoeoon. aoasoe
elyoles, SO@GOc; moontain wolf. 75cdgsl; fox,
20fo2tc. '
.pELrRirs- Nominal, soHson over. Door
skinst \ ID 2GD autolope skins, u 10 iOdbj3
goat skins, each iOf32j. sheep pelta, according
10 amount of wool, 20cmup, ahenflIngs, nr.
cprding 10 amount OF wool, l0@l5c; Meaiann
sheep pelts, = n S)lge; Mexican Bhoep psiis.
DC. $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
GALVESTON.
A Young Man Attacked by ROuglls One
Of His Assailnnts Killed,

Galveston, March l6.-John DUFF.
field, aged twenty, son Of Green /.
Dutlield, prominent Galveston cap
italist, was met on Bath avenue and
avenue III Mt 3 oc'och this morning by
a trio of hard characters, who hai Just
previously been refused admission to
certain house in which the young man
was, and at the point OF a pistol told
him to throw up his hands. DUFF
field promptly oDeyed, but only to
grasp his assailant's weapon with his
left hand, and with his tight plunged
n bowie.knife~ four times into John
Kelly who held the pistol. Kelly has
since died. Duilield Immediately sur
rendered TO officers, and the other two
men, Louis Edmunson and Henry
Kuntz, were soon arrested. Kelly
served IN the penitentiary for killing
a man, but was pardoned by Governor
Roberts. While Kelly and his COM
panions were waiting for Duilield this
morning, they attacked a negro, Rob
ert Blocker, aud relieved him OF soli-
tary half dollar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

wHIsKy--Eoctincd u i0DIGo. as per proof
sour mash, ono year old. 81 90 two years Old
extra old whisky eii95,
WIsEs-Claret. caee,iy3 6DetleD0 ~ pero ual.
lily; Catawba, per gallon, 500 W Port ,el mo
per gal, 81 eos6 o.; White vine, In caves,
IS O0fbl0 90.
CBAnPAGrs-g. IA. Murnn 4 Co., Estrs
Dry, $50 Dol9S5 90: HeldAick, I'm basket So 09g
~ cs Rrug. IN basket, as 0)es8D ~: Domesiif
champagne, o. 0OSli 90. Geo. Gonlet, oxtIS
dry, pints, en- 80.
per doz., G2 006D2 20
BOTTLED BEnE--fst. Louis quarts, sl2 90: pls
Erlnliger beer. quarts. si3 C0. t,Inis }iS M.
sohliiz MiIwauk6o, quarts ga 30; pin4 sls %:
Anthony q Kuhn's,, qts $500. pints si2 90
sl2 %, pints sI250; Ik's.Mfwaukeo, quartz,
sIlS0.
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head curb bits, sio 10, x do. fancy mont do,

sfs 90; x in. long rein do, $i5 %: X In doub,
and stitched 'front.' do. extra curb biii sie 90.
FILIiNuS.---% In. short roin, blk. or fair,
sS no, X do, BLK or good, SO 80.
SADDLES.--No. stock Cheyenne, LLAMA
pockets, $40; Number ~ ditto. less the
troc. 81; No. q loose Tivited do. 40. No. Z
Colorado, genuine short Frieseke tfeo, tsS; No
10 tied, coarse, sl2; No. 20 do, Stlll tree, els
No. 20, stitched, null rig, rose tree, 90 80; No,
IS, tackled, do. do, ~; ihree-o uarter and halt
rigs, mems, ssseS; do, boys, Sse15
. HARNESS, WAGON.-.l3S, ~ md TX inch
etc.l, seichaaaoo; iif Inch, machine, short
tug, complete, ale oo;. ~ Inch, hand, oak
stocs, hort tug, complete, sl7; ~ Inch nat
tag, complete, SIS 30.
sfuRs.- -Erfesa No. ., chased, per dozen,
81 %; lndianola, biued, per dozen, 81 so;
two to three-inch rowels, 81 256nl75
IEGGINs, Mo. I, Cal. styie, calf, SIS; No. 1
CAL style, kip legstn leather, s. 90; No. do.
IS No. 2. old style kip do, % 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

BAR IRON, 90 20 Norway, &c., No. " II
sheet iron, 6l4c.; Nc "a q 8Seet iron. Gi.n.
galvanized sheet iron. 0pl0Ilc.; No, d " soda
re. No. do. l5c.; 21x2s roofing I'm iii "a
ml5 go: lix20 and l0xli Pat. do. S1 7b061 In,
tinnera wire, 80 percent. or; unnsr's stock
forty per cent on; cook stoves, with ware
$40 90a2l %; do with trimmings. Sli blGSb0io
WOOD WORK. Wngon nxlea 4Oc 0egl al 7.
tongues, DcaBl 00i mngletrees, 81 70, bolsters
tQc; spoke8 ~ Ib5F3 TO; felioes 81 sg6n9 81 I!
DnublelTees, s32igoi 90; neck yosns, fg0s,o
1Dl, glow beams, 5lGlG5c.; pillow handies al 75
@25lt hundles, 81 1902 90.
NAILS. " % keg, basis l0d.--Burdcn horse
Shoe, per keg, y 81; Perkins do, 90 IS; Walk
or DO, q 90; Burden mule, 90 OF: Northwest-
ern horse shoe nnils, No. 4, 5Oc., No 8, 2Bc,, No
., S,c No. 2lc., No. g, 2oc,; "Laises,' do, No.
4 fDc. No. 2; 30. no. o. 22c., No. 7, Nc, No 4,
m1.; Ausable do; No. 4, i5c., No. 8, DC, No. y,
AXlcS-K,K r.. per dozen, 90 6O6s1O co: I.ake,a
Sgev,fg9pi ,nhlnnckenfack, 50 h0GT0 90; boys,
REFRlGERATORS.--- mo. 1 Climax, sI7Oo,
No. 3, do.,s sls 30; No. do. $50 No. 4 do, SIS:
MIsCELLA NEoUs-yrra chains, AZ Ter
PAIR, 4tt7c,;. piow slngietrees, per doz., a2,2Y.
plow doubloifees, per dozen, Is %; stock
bells, ~ per cent, of; door locks, AZ 25iD lsl.
wood screws, 90 and ~ per cent. Oh; T. II cast
door butts, ~ -nud 10 per cent on. eiit and
timed lacks, ~ per cent. Off: coffee mil, "a III
per cont. OF; blind hinges, 10 and 10 nor capi
oil; carriage bolts, IS and 10 NOR cant IN.
plow bolte, IS per cent on: piece lin ware
30 per cent. OF deep stainicd wafo. 10 Dor
cent on; hhaiiuw stamped ware. 90 per cent.
on; iapanned ware. 30 per cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

.uhBEn-itough lumber, boxing. n inohes
ana under. nrst-ciasg, r2i. stripping. xx3, S2l:
boxing ana uooring. uioafs, as: thick clears
Va and ~, ga; rough lumber second clsHn'
sl8; ioibt and scantlinR, onIIs, $40.
bIDIFo--Flrat common white pine. es2 so
second do. $50: third do, s25; poplar. &c o06
n ~; native pine u; ga 51 do ", cas-; nativs
DRESSED LunBEn-BoxIng ~ inches ana
scantling, joiet or any common luDibor
10 0oet18 % boxing over ~ inches. $50 .003
81 "; thick clears, ~ toIHnnd 2 go 0odpa1 %.
second clasa. any kind. 81 0V02S 90.
DHxssED AND MATCHED Ff.ooRIna--Ffrst
claas, We: second clasa, Sal.
EPfSE FuksisHINo LuhHER--lX. IL.
and inch white pine. SO; 1 inch do, f65. " - -
tEfLfkO---bfADhD OR pLAfH--FirBt CONF
mon white pine, x, es2.bo; "a do. s50: 30 40, a2s;
poplar, X. 80 d0d215g; poplar, X, s;250Q IS o.:
naive Pine n, e23.cO, do. u, e15. =
POPLAR LuhBKR.---ill, ~, and inch, s65;
HnIsoI.i.s-- White Pine A. Is: do shaded A.
si.U. do xtrA No. i, fj.b0; cypress. hest. any
brand, Is, do No. 2, $3.50; do No. B, s5V; native
sawed heart, ti.ts caps, S3.25. w
pfCKErH.--White pine, dressed aud headed.
square or nat,l4; yellow pine do. "; iath-
ilLIsE, CExrNr, Erc--Idms. Austin, q vs.
per Dbl. Cement. !iopisyiiio OF Rosenais. ~ 76
per bill; Portland, ti75 per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. % ~ per bh,. Plastc (
Biicx.~.Tirs-proof q 50 per H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

DEEDLEToN, BoWLIN 81 BowLIN----
/ W. - Pendleton, county attorney, N. Il.
Bowlln, @, II. Bowlin-Attorneysn ut law, Fort
Worth, Tex. Office, county attorneys Office
In the court house, up stairs.
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I'D. q. II. LUBBOCK, PHYSICIAN AMI
~ Surgeon, Fort Worth. Office and resi-
streets, over STEMS. Office hours n. m. to .
p. IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

MEA-s-Sngar curod hams, lIiSc; GC.C.B.
Bacon, ls3.c; sc. bacon, Ike; Long clear ba
con, II; >; 9. dry salt, 10Y.
lARD--Tiorcos. lO4c: 40 and som cans, 1880;
.o,n cans, Clsc.; Ion cans, iOsic; GIN cans. los.c
aSSFFEs AND rEA.-oorrrr-common
iilSc; fancy, lac; old government Java, soy
Arbuckles Ariosa, ls1sstlSNo.
TIEAA..lmge,rlel. ioessJ; gnn,poowder, 5o07g.
hnltbbls., ioAc; cut loaf, lO9sc.; graduated
standard el.e@.; Louisiana rrauniated, 9c.ss;
standard a, SS@9slsc:: choice white, SIsl0SSc,
RICIs- LouiEiana, 5Isqb7c.
FIsH--M ackerei, lO6 kits, No. !, ellis; No.
sl;o5; half bbls., No. !, S7.eo; No. q, ;6.o0,
Dried mornings, por box, zoe. Cod Ash; eye.
sALT--CoaIse, 10 bags. sl.2ldDi,d0, nne H.
bags -, lake, IN iet hoop bbis,, s2iOi
CANNED Q00ps.-pricns per dozen, Plbs
apples, standard si.75 Peaches. standard, 8
d6s, si.sb; ,ha.; s9s5s9.5O; seconds, 2 nR,
si.lO; seconds. 2 ibs = u.s., si.soSi. I'd; Green
corn, sl,lO@l6S: Green peas, si.BS Goose.
berries, sl.25@l,tOi Raspberrles, eli 6O@I IS
S %yeisi ISll weight ces h. sS M s2,9 light
si.55ai7o; Z +. s---- -. e. Maeherei b.,
sl.sS@-,; sardinee. American, ps.Oo 0atc;
Imported, Sl2.b0ecl4 ~ case: Straw berrieB, H.,
sl.3lalSO; Blackberrlcs. sIaj; Green gages,
SLd0; Earle Condensed milk, ss.ee; crown,
1925 swias, $780,.
bAhlNu IoWbLk-allyer LOAF, t4b cans
per dozen. Se'; sb; DO, 81 80; In. do, 81 co;
sUsDaIEs-Staroh, 4Ikc. sosp, common
NC; German oliye SIC. Candles, mil hnxas,
ibAo; halves, Ice quarters, l6c. indigo. $50 To-
Biueing, S0lei0O dozen. Coloman's mustard,
sl.iOeesb.do dozen. Haccaropi, Imported, l5cib
American. el.OO box. Buckets, two hoOps
| tIiD dozen; we'll buckets. $40 dozen. Byonnin,
! sl,7sQ38.2 dozen, Brilliant oil bbls, Poe: Eu'
pion, do Dc; do, IS cases, 81 20: Brilliant,
80 ciises, 90 30; do, l-i2 cases, 81 90.
FLOUR - SiaBnrdg ROYAL pateut sg 20
y Dbl; sacka, 81 600 y 100 u.s.: No. / TeAaf
per 100 lbs. s3, No 10, No & s2 80. Corn moal
por bushel, CSC; Homlny aud gfita, r bhi
oO. Oatmeal, q hnlf Dbl. gi "a; Cfacko
wheat, Yib, Go: Crackers x soda, 6Ik@o., NN
soda, 3-i@c; xxx soda, To-; cream 0c.; g.n.
gor snaps, 9t.i lemon creams, o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
Country Produce.

Potsioes-Irsh, northern, q bhl saI0@2 Is
Eaclf, &Gg.-c.i sweet, per bushel G5a75c. On
90 90. Beams, II. r, mod. bbis., SIZE; large
Lima, 686lSc.; small butter, sl{es6c Pickles,
medium, per bbl., es o, small, per bbl., 50 10
Pies feet. k;ia. Vi ~; quarter bbl., 81 90; hali
bbl., e. O0g5 10. Cheese, half cream I2I5c;
full creain, lie. Rraut, por Dbl, Si2J16D i325;
half bbl., s5 %. Peanuts, Sx,97c. eider. half
bill. % %. Cabbage, 10.
= PoULTRf--H Hons, ~ . per doGer: Turkeys,
81 5OGiO0O; Geese, q 50 COCO, Bucks, gg 900
IS.
EoGs--Per dozen, loco.
FreBn country butter. choice, 20: Creame v
&c., old butter, iO@l2j4c.; oleDmargalne, lsc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Bark, Cinnamon. per pound, lg6s--c: bark,
Peruvian, per pound, 3DfD- borax per ID.
i6@l8; bi.carbonato OF soda per ID. sissIz: cop
peras, per n. 24D3; castor oil, = GAL. f65@ 90
snOttled) per b, se,9; cream tartar. q. r.. per
pound, sgq,4s; chalk, lump, per pound, 2@s
e s,s,s rs W, per P99sad 5osH sa,op, !
drate. 1 6Olpl rs; chloroforin, al lO6s---; com
position powder 5000; doyers powders, 1 2s
EPSON salts, per pound. ses5 gum opium, per
per ounce, { SDa315. maahiue oil. golden. rs
ON quinine, II. D. w. per on. 15g: quinine,
German, per o.. 81; potash, bromide,
Si0ti0. iodids, ! 20; chlorate, 22s2b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
Brutal Outrage.

New York, March l6.-A brutal out
rage was committed on young wo'
man named Margaret Mehan in
hrooklyn to-day by rufllans, who
seized her and dragged her in a stable.
me police arrested John Il. Savage,
hobt; 4. Baldwin, John Mulholland
ana Robert Daily, who the girl.identi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

7 l.. RUSSELL ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Ia. Cameron, Texas. Prompt attention CIV
en- TO all business placed in my hands.
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New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS. March 1i.--FLoUR--Q Quiet
but steady; family 60O95 20; high grades
8 G2I59lG0l.
C6es-Good demand and higher; mixed
G7aJS: choice white 20.
OATs--Active; lower mt iilSDi5If.
Haydn COED demand but scarce: prime
IS 90 choiCeN
PRoyIsIOEs
CoRw MEAL~--DuIl and lower at275.
POgK--Hlgher and scarce; demand; fair
prices at IsH.
LAGD-stcady; tierce refined Dl<; keg 10.
BULK Administrations. packed, nrmer at
and In active demand, aud scarce at TX.
BAeos--scareo; long clear and clear rib
nriner a. lO;1.
HANS Choice gugaroursd canvassed firm,
at IDOL 1871.
wBIsRY-Firm and unchanged
CoFFEB-Quiet but firm; lilo, cargocs OF
common 10 prime, lisplJN.
SUGAH-Dull ana nominal; common 10
good common 4Jldl5S. fair 10 fully fair 61,5i;
prime 10 choice 5ke15ls; yellow clarified
61{@B3z. white clarified :; gr9nulatod ~
MoLAssKs--steady wiii.falr demand; CEN
9jlti0,
gIcE-QuIet bnt firm; Louisiana ordi.
nary 10 prime, 45z6ofN.
BgAE-firiner aud scarce at ~.
COTTON SEED Onl--Prlme crude 21ll@37;
summer yellow i2Iz@i5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

NIs YoRR, March l5-Torday was one OF
the most exciting overseen In the coffee trade.
Sales of IJ2 900 bags bulletlned di not repre-
sent Tho real magnitude OF tbs business since
10 II not at all improbable hat sales We're
much near 10000 bags. The market was COW
erlpg freely. There was u recovery, but the
closing figures were nevertheless considera-
bly, below those Of last evening l.. =. Itlsly
sent a notice 10 the exchange Of bis inability
10 meet his engagements. He said they were
small, but he could give no exact Informs
ton. Waffle 4 SelgsDe.g also announced
their inability 10 fulfill tlcir contracts. They
are said TO have been cli rying fronlI 900 "a
aJO.ODD bugs for tlrms In Rio Janeiro, who had
not TCspanded 10 calls for margins. This was
possibly due 10 the fact That the cable IL not
working Wen. Meantime, they decided not
10 put up margins on their own account. u
~ said Ia the trade that s9D,DDJ Will cover
their liabilities. Wild JUNIORS OF the day.
creations ofthe panieky feelings, placed this
liabilities among millions Jlefrm Involved
were agents OF Klein. Uaynt q 20. OF Kio
Janelro, and were recognized leaders OF the
great bull movement In coffee inaugurated a
wear ago. This year the Costa Rica coffee
crop Will reach $4,000 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
A Model Gorernor-

lFrem the Columbia Dspatchl
:. ONO never had more genial, intel
nngentand painstaking governor than
1eorge Hoadly, nor one more anxious
W discharge the duties of the Office
conscientiously and well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

HAY Now country loose from wagon
gS DO@l0oU per ton; bale hay, 1910. New
corn. IS % lOcts. Oats, country, 32ISlbS.cts.
Bran. al.ooD per lDJ Chops, III q nor lOOlbs
Cottonwood meal, 60 81 i 100 Cotton seed
l2gsc. Mlllet, per bals, sl00n. Johnson
grass seed. 81 per bushei. Millet seed, 55r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

DETER HART, Attorney-Gt.Law, Notary
4 Public and Land Agent, Albany, Shack
eliord county, Texas Taxes paid for non.
residents Patents procured, titles examined
and land business generally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

HOUSTON IL HESDERSON-W. Il. HOUS-
Ill ton, N, Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents. Office in Hank building, Wichita
Fails, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

He'd sheephead and trout, per pound, 12Ilo,
dressed catfish, l2Izc.; dressed buffalo llc.
OYsTERs- Baltimore Diamond brand: Dia.
monds a 10 per dolsn; Select, 81 10 dozen I;
Maiagorda, sJc. per 100: Berwick Bay, " 70
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
A Good Republican Gone Wrong.

General Chas III. Grosvenor lives in
au ONO district that has about 1000
republican majority, but he will be a
ueinocratic candidate for congress
be elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

ILRoADTICKETs BOUGHT ANDs SOLD
IL TO all points. Il. NJ. Rowe, Ticket Broker,
Hotel pickwick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Furniture-Bea dstcads, imitation walnut
each es zoos y: ail walnut "a soeaio so; Chairs,
scat. ~ Goes oo cane eeat dining si2 OOeD2O o..
Nhilds end rockers, eS Q0sAl2 81 large rockine
100; Mirrors. arch tops. = dor, 81 0oool2 50;
Tables, round, Ssuoas60; fsi Loaf, SO 60aa6 So:
Safes. each, - 25oeT 20: Bureaus, e. SoaaO o.
wnsh Islands, al 2Sse5 80; bed spiinge, 81 1901 so
baby Carriages, - 5esa20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Nrw Yorr. mnrch l5.-r1orn-nnll q

New YORK, March i5.-FLoUR-Dull aud
unchanged,
WHeAr-spot lots 3 to q lower and dull:
options opened q 10 X higher and afterwards
lost advance, closing heavy: No. red % No.
red or; No. = red o. ,ell H.
CoRN-Options opened INN, but afterwards
declined a 20 ~, closing heavy: uugraded 90
@de; No. 63Is; steamer tJl49Gl; No. 0431@5].
PRoyIsfoKs.
CoFFEE-Spnt fdr; Rio dun and nominal;
options opened paniclfyi,nd unsettled ,dsclin'
Ing 20 to So with decidedly more activity
through the failures OF Two largo honsei Ia
trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
sltD-LIyE sTnnr
aiseELLA,,poI,o

/, a ia Sv !. GOOD MILK CoyVc
Main str ssyer by calling o" on
s-----eett. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

Wheat. choice 91c.@sl medium, sOa0D
inferior. G0e965c; oats, 31lts2I.c: barley, DlQ
Csc: corn. g7Is6sl0c; rye. s0cc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY w. +. GLIB
las opened n new art gallery in the
Schwartz building, corner Houston and Sc,
ond Streets Entrance on Second street
olive MIR. GLIB call aud examine his work
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

NJ wALLERICH DENTIST, FORT
IN. Worth, Texas. 0tfice-No. ID Main
street, up stairs. Uses Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

BOARD AND LODGING AT THE OWEN
ID house, corner OF East Filth and Calhoun
streets. Pleasantly situated and convenient
10 business part ofthe city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17
1.-Two Stock Marriott.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
beeyes-Corn led, per ponnd-,,."."..,aIlei1so
Mnttons-Fair, nat muttons, u b........2S ,09Nc
- Choice, per pound.......".....S ieDgb.o
i'oeh " 61ilbG
stock hogs, por pound. 9lsCni q
Bulls and Sings, for snusng O lnanufao.
tuTc, per pound. .....,..,,... i9tG0nltc
ket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

WILSON HOUSE, CHURCH PLAZA, La
" redo, Texas. Best and most central lo.
iel In the city. sample rooms for commercial
men. ID. NJ. Wilson, proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

T K. JANIAsoN. ATTORNEY AT-LAw
u. Whitesboro. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-17

NET your Carriage work done at the City
G Carriage shop by Il. r. Pennington,
SInithlng and wood work guaranteed; also
shoeing, painting and trimming done by IL.
H. Boyd, corner Houston and Tenth streets
NEW FIVE TON WAGON SCALE,
n VIII be sold cheap for cash. Apply al
the GAZETTE office