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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

BAR IRON, ~ 90. NORWAY, 70, No. n II
sheet Iron, Ao.; No n q Rheet iron, 0Sfc,t
galvanized sheet iron. QssiOlfc.; No. V Y s6An,
Ecs No, Y do, l6c,; 2x2S Roofing tin, sit Sd
@l6@; hSN and idxl4 pat. do, 81 1908 Soi
timers wire, 80 per cont. on; unner'a atoch,
forty PER cent. on, cook HtoveP nth ware
$40 bNip2a oQs do, with trimminga eii SOtNSnO1
WOOD WORK. Wagon aNles 300 tDsi oO Z
tongues, Qcootl o., aingletreee, al rs. bolsteru
500, epokcs % TbAA %, feilOns, 81 SSlAq VI.
pouhletrces, s. GeAf OOi neck yOkea, 81 OOA
. So; pillow beams, eeeeSo,; pillow handles, 81 II
A2t0t handles, 81 1909 ~.
NAILS, ~ 40 hey, basis lod,--fiurden horse
shoe, per kegt - 40; Perkins do, 90 10, Waih.
or do, o. so: burden lnuiN, o. 50; NOrthweA.
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, Soc, No, s. 20, NO
=, 40, No, Z 2lo., No. :, 100; wtAke'aH do, No
t,c' No. s 40, No. q, aac,, No. !, 2oo No. Y
nc, No. 7, lee, No. 3, lSo,
looO3e 20 HaekenssoS. S6 sSSiOS boys.
handled, NJ b0aDSbh.
REFRf0ERATORa,--N l Climax, gi7O,
No, :, do. sls 70, No. do, Sa9i No. do, el5i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, a. psr
pair, t@7o,, pillow aingletrecs, per don., ~
pillow doubletreos per dozen 300; stock
bells, 10 per cont on, door locks, gi QSmp 90;
wood Sorrows, 50 aud 10 per cont on. 4 y naai
door 0uttA AZ and 10 per cont. on cut and
timed tacku, ~ per cont, on, coffee ntilt 81
per cent on, blind hinges, 90 and 10 por cont.
ont carriage bolts, Is and 10 per cent on
plow bolts, b per cont on; piece tin ware
No per cent. on; deep stamped ware, 10 per
cent on; shallow stamped ware, 90 per INT
on; iapanned ware, @per cent OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

In lower and declined s. There were not
many sellers.
Corn Was likewise dun ana =, lower.
Provisions werc low and unchanged.
Range cattle sold promptly a. sttN figures
and the demand exceeded the supply.
sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS, Sept l2--ELouR--U Unclaimed
WhEAr--ho. z red 5tf.ft1Ta cash 5sIt
her.
rsoRN ilssei5x cash; tx september. a..
OARS ~ cash and September, 0Ri oeto-
PROVISIONS.
WnfsKY-Stcaiy,l an.
CoRS MEAL = l5tb2ai.
PoRN--l6 50 asked.
BULK NkArs-long clear 06s short rib
Q 20 short clear 10 o.
BAooS-Long clear 10 IS 10 50; short rlb
| lOis; short clear men l-i.
II Ns--lflfeelh
lARn-s IL.
LIVE srOCK
NArrLE-Receipls llue exports 20 fl6N Is
I good 10 choice 3 Q006 30 common 10 mcdi
sales 1901 20.
hOgs-Recepts, HOO se9G a.,
! S1iEsr-Receipts, p 0, common f0,f2 81
illr 70 medium 6lstS W; q sod to choice eae
/ 4 q; Texans Olas 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
rev orleans.
PRovIstoNs.

NAV ORLKAEa. Sept. ~ -FIouR-Duil and
lower; choice 5bat0 nancy 4 Oi@a ~
CORN-tluiet; Western mixed, In sacks, %;
white etern and yellow ives ern OtI6l.
OATS Quiei; mixed Western 70, choice 81;
Texas No. ~ 6GN; red rust proof N0ll
CORN MEsi.-Dull at 2N held az . 40.
HAY-puiet; prime 10. choice n,
PoRg---SNRUy nt l7le.
LARo-Quietbut arm; rehned 49, prime
steam ~.
BULK MrArs--Scarco and firm: shout.
ders packed Z; long clear and clear rib
BAooN--weaker shoulders 79s;long clear
i0E clear rib II,
Hasa choice sugar.cured canyased
li@l5I4,
WHIsKY-Steady az 05@l d.
CoFFEE-FRirly active aud n shade higher.
common to prime 5Aali 80.
SuGAR--GOod demand shade higher, CONF
mon 10 good common Sspi1S; fair 10 fully n r
iLmi9s; pri ne ~, yellow clarified, bhwb8f.
MoLAssfss- QuicE common 20, refining 200
RicE-steady aud arm; Louisiana ordinary
10 prlmelt9s as -.
eRAN-fair demand, but at lower rates;
IA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
CANNIBALISM AT SEA.
Terrible Story of the Killing of One
Of shipwreoked Grew by His Fsmished
Companions,

LONDON, Sept. Capt. Dudley, Of
the yacht Mignonttte, and the two
seamen who, with him, survived the
wreck of that vessel in the Indian
ocean, were arrested Saturday evening
and will be charged in court this
morning with the murder of the cabin
boy, Parker, who persisted on the
raft on which they iioated until
picked up by the bark MonIeZuma.
From statements made as 10 the ma
uuTe ofthe testimony TO be given, the
case seems likely to be one OF the
greatest sensations of the season. one
OF the survivors states that when the
desperation of hunger had brought
them 10 the pass Of fastening Parker's
death each man still drew back and
sipnaled To another 10 do the terrible
deed Parker, in his weakness, was
meanwhile ObliVious Of the scene
around him. Finally the captain
kneeIed and prayed forgiveness Tor
the act which he was about 10 per-
form. He then approached the boy
and said: "NOw, Parker, the time has
comet The lan, reused by these
words and seeing the knife in Dud-
Lewis hands, realized the dread fate
for him. "What, me see!n he cried
appealingly. "Yes. my boy" replied
ne captain. st will only be one stab
and an will be over" With these
words he plunged the knife into the
bows trembling form, and almost be-
fore life was extinct, the crazed men
we're quenching their thirst with the
flowing blood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Twelve months clip, Hight, ine and medl-
uin lB6DH. nne heavy 10 light lamlb SIX
light, me and medium, Hh@ihi fall light
hGlu.
HIDEs-Ho, heavy flint, dry 2 b nc; No.
n l2c, No. 2, light flint v D. 10: bulls ana
heavy, damaged, 4, D n calf skins and badly
damaged. I, N t@6c. green, galtod, sound, n
10 butchers. green, b n $40,
PKiTRIEs-- Deer skins, Fib l5Gp1S anie.ops
skins, y n l0@iac, goat skins, each, lDta
sheep pelts, according To amount OF wool
2 ca up; Hh0arlings, according To amount OF
wool, bai0; Mexican sheep pelts, b@l0c,
Mexican sheep pots. iInprovedi ligl2c MeI'
Jean sheep Hheariings, 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
Groceries.

MEATs-Bugar cured hams, lLa 4. o. o. n.
Bacon, Io; 8. C.haSon, l2so.i 30 dry salt,
tmH-MAokerel, lOb kits, NO. !, u.l6; No.
2, HOS, half hblA, No. 1, N00; No. y 1000;
White iiHh, No. /, hlf bblB., U.25; No, 2, g0.25;
Dried herrlnga, per box, 600. Cod nah; go,
9I cans, pIo.i ion cana 9J.c; bn scSnI, We;
oo Si, iic.: ordinary, II1c,;
fair, no; prime Rio, lso' FANCY, LOO old
government lava. A03to.
TEA-InperiRl,t Oeegi ggnPowder, Won.
BUaAH--Fino. powdered, bbls- oAo,i do,
hals Sbla., g1fe.; out loaf, 9sso penuleted
star lard Be-. Louisiana grannlated, 7yko,Y--i
standard A. 773o.; choice white, no yellow
RIoE-Louiaiana, 6dp7c.
e sAIooAE Sse. " IL Sf Sal hooS 6Ss ma io
p3 oAsssD s GS,ozoSDs.--Priess per dossn, Pins
npplss standard VIZ 5e q. ssos Sisndsrq; M
sI56; s'f 3D., " 10: Tomatoes, standard, ms.
Si.lG seconds. ms, i. pa, Sl.sog Green
corn, sii0gl;ss Green pea, Sly go Soo q.
oysters, full weight, n. Bills; n, S2iO light
weight ba GO ? D., u.S Salmon o.,
Imported, el2,6Ot9l tGo case: Strawberries. 2 b.i
gl.35dbl.S0; Blaokberries, l.1O Green eRgoai
tl.l0i Eagle Condensed milk, Ss-eOi crown
BAEfEa PowpKR. --silyer Loaf, ~ cans
per dozen, SOC; I'm. DO, ui 5Oi IN. DO, q 50i
an. do, g.; bD. do, sl2.
suEDRInJ-f3iarch, go. Soap, common
lLsc. German olive, 51lo Candies, full boTes
lbI{o; halves, Q, quarters, o. Indigo, $50 hy
BluoinR, S0Gei. 90 doEon. Coleman'a mustard
81 ,4Clo9S6O dozen. MaocAroni, imported, I5on
american, elOJ box. Bucketa. two hoops
g2.OO dOEon: well buckets. Il.0J doaen. BroofnB
ti7bD8 bdoEen. Brilliant oil, bblg., 2ic.; leu,
pion, do, Blc.; do, 10 cases, 81 10; Brilliant
FIouR = stanard's lloya Patent, IS b
: bbi., sacks. 81 loo . 100 bH.. No. Texai
per l06lbs. 81, No 2s2 7b, No a. 80. Corn rDoa
per buBhel, $50, HoIniny and .griu, y Dbl
00 Oatmeal, 3 hair bbl., u ~; Cracked
whoat, 0D, 90. CrRchore; 4 goda, O1<a1o., X1
soda,74ac; XXX soda, 7Hc.i cream l0c.: gin
ger Enapa, 90, lemon oroAtnn, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

hansRe CITY.
Special TO tho Gazette.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. iG--Loose and bulk
meats were about steady ON moderate de.
mand.
Fork dun.
Texas cattle 10 liberal supply. Market ae-
uveaud prices higher on good grades
sheep dun.
LIVE STOCK,
Live stock Indicator reports;
CATrLH-heeeipis, iSG exports 8 oOao at
good To choics shipping O005 Ns com,
mon 10 medium 5oOaS ~ feeders 1874 aS
COWS Oe@s 10; grass Texas steers 3 aOai2j.
Hoes -ltecoipts. ei0l iO86 10.
SHEEP-Receipm $40. steady and UNI
changed.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. q.-wuEAr--sGi,
bid cash. " September; 5Sal October bOss bid
November, No, 1soft 81.
.CoaN-tO,f hid cash; loH hid September;
Si5s bid october, 2aa9eA bid May,
oAIs-2l bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

PotAioes--Insn, new, per buEhel, $50,
eAch, ------o. OnionAt per Dol, e225. Tu<aips
y Dbl, ~ ". beans. n n. med. pbia..bc. large
medium per bbl.. % Og small, por Dbl, 90;
half hbl. med. Is half MIL. small. q ~.
Cheese, half cream, IKE: fall cream, lbs.
Peanuts, lO1i1l<o CIDER, haltbbi.s " W.
Cabbage, per crate q 90.
PouLrnY--hsns, g2z5 q o. per donen,
young spring chickens, " cODz ~ Tnr4eyA
SfO.
Eoos-Psr doHen. isei5e.
Fresh country butter, choices, 20 . 25ei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
SSss%ss ;ss old button seics oi.o


Liquors,
WHfsKv-Eecuncd N lonl5Q. ~ pcr rtnon
sour tneHh, one ycnr old, N tp Two years OLA
y NO. p; three yeeIr old 8 coa1Si f>ncy
WrNEa--ClArct, oase,1S Sc.aiND. e. per Qua
ityi OAtawha. p4fCallon. poD hO Fort ti 40
Per eei, 81 etSs o. %btts' Vine y in AH sssss
"a OoSsl0 30.
CHAMrAeNR--C. a. hiumru a o., Rrtn
~ " Rrue. In hnaket, s79 QipSo OF noineatio
champagne, " voelaoo Geo, Gonlei, extra
drv. rints. 81 50.
Ai.n--StoOk Ale, per dos o. Dnng IS. portar,
DOR DOR, q uoSa "a
hoTvi.rn BEKR-Iemp's quarts, ya 90 MA,
VIZ 20 Bu0wciser quarts so %; pintA els 90.
Erlangar bear, quarts, els 90. pints gis so;
Hohlita Milwaukee, quarts siq 0l pintr elS 90,
Anthony 4 kuhn'E, Qt't ei2 90 plnts SO %
nao@ pinia ti9bO; FalhE.AGiiwaukse Quarts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
Drugs and Paints


Bark, Cinnamon per b II; Peruvian, 25925l,
BoraH, lee. Bicafbonaie OF soda, Englisl
30. Copperas, Bed. Cinehlnodia, psi or 80
~ J nel ls to@tS CbsiF iamp I per n g1ss
Caloniel, y. n W, 7tdBDj Engllhh, per 10. bot
lie includedis al 0b lhlOral Hydrato. perth
%, siOS conpositl9n powder, per y p;
Doyers. per bgl ~ Eps0ln salta, per 10 90
-. Gnin. opium, per ~ ~ 60i Gum Cam.
gr y s sorphlEn s gsr o q q tSe
siralned 1000; OF, lard, No, !. 900. Qnin.
me- 70 Wa per q q % rlG n.,nr sIlghps,
case 20 per cent on; broken, 81
peg cent oS Show cse, st Price, isp Is,S
Eaisnt n s. nal ~ NJ Ibsy Fs,d RI
tracts, p per cent. oil Essential Ola, ~
Louis list.
strictly pure white lead. - rs. Spirits Il r.
peutlua, gN0bJ. jlOi-ad OIL, &c.
THE sIrRMx s-wIbLfAMs c0toRg.
Ivory drop black y; ZAP per ID ne E1gi
black paint, IA, &C.; -prnsalRn blue, ~, ~, II.
nc; fultIamahne blue, ~. IL, 2lc bus palnt
Is, ne. raw Turkey nmner, ~ 10, burnt TuT-
key umber, IA, w.; law Italian SIENNA 10, SC.
burnt Italian sienna, IL, hci Vankyke brown,
Is. DC; Paris green, II, zoe, Chrome, Il a. o, =
=; o. la, i2ei American yermiiii9n' ~ &c; 70 To-
Yellow ochre, Il, b. l21sa, 2is, &c
FhErAhED gtAtNIhe poboh9. -
Park oak, iCc. Ash, l0c Black walnut, lte;
Maple, lgc.
DIsTgMPER CoLOHa.
Ivory drop black. 2jcs raw Turkey umbars
&c; burnt Turkey uInber, 15r; raw Italian
sienna, 90: burnt Italian sienna, 25ci Van
dyke brown, &c.
Prices OF above made on a basla Of IN r.
x, and ID cans, aasoriod; In y ana ! ~
cans; baiancsi IN 1 aud 10 cans alaort4d.
Price IN 10 cans: balance In aud ~ CABS
assorted. Price IN lb cans 10 lcas; ~ and
Is ID tin pals, lhc less, and ksgs 70 per 10
lesa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Furpiture-t eadstendh, Initiation vain ~
zach, a. tOleS % ell walnut, % 60oIo 90 Cnairs.
wood seat, y dos, 90 1901 %. cane aud rattan
scot, y OoeS %, cane eeat, dining, eia ooeaN VI,
yhilde and rockers, S. OoAi2 so large rock lel
w OOspSp OO camp and rockers, each. q 80
1906 Mirrors, arch tops, y dos g. pOAia o.
rRhlos, round, S2OAASeo; iell leaf, ~ hiN6 nd
safes, each, ea aSalOe bureaus, Is 6DD9o o.
Raby Carriages. 81 6o@sn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
Live Htook Market,
nnInnnr lhYn Aninntn-

eastern Texas cattle &c about three. and
southern and Central Texas stock cattle ~
about two dollnfH per head less than the
above quotations
The ABOVE prices are for herds OF 1907 head
ana upward of beat North Texas cattle de
liyered on tho trail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
Chicago.
special to the Gazette.

Chicago
Special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-Tho grain market eI-
hioited but little life and prices were gener-
ally lower The bulls worked hard 20 sustain
values but did not succeed
Wheat of l9G and corn OIL
No business in pork and lard futures.
Market dull and cash meats steady.
Cattle under moderate receipts. Range
cattle werea shade higher, actiyeand allsold-
sheep-sleady.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Sept l2.--FLouR-DulL
WuEAT-Septemb 75dl5N, closed 70, Oc-
inber 76l{ G7s<, closed JON: November laStD
10, closed 78L; no. 2Ied ~; No, req " ~,
CORS Cash bS5fG5ls. closed 55A; seplsin-
her baI5itk closed hjx. October 81 sablN
closed 603s: November ~ l-2@A55s, closed ~ H.
PRov1eIOEs.
PoRK-Cash l695aiste September 10 %
L1RD--september rs: October 71si-2@
%. November OK.
BULK MEATs- shoulders ~ short ribs
0 90, short clear 10.
LIyE STOCK.
DroverH' Journal reports
Hoes Receipts 800, higher ~ bOGo ~,
CATTLE Receipts 800 export erhaes
4 6Oa5 q good 10 choice shipping o s59J 3 q
common 10 medium 1865 S0i Texans "
Is sH rs IEoo; csmmoa % fair,
3Oias Og medium 70 good 8Oo<5 ~ 1t1sha
2403S 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
araln ANA Reedstnna

Whsat. oboios, 90. medium, b5D57l<
inferior, 5tlbtjs,Oats 2ifb225fas nsftsy, 10 %
rye b1f; eDro, 25agS4. hay, looas 10 tbf
sssOp, 90 O0a6 % per ton bale hay, 81 o0t
30; bran, 6Je. per TO-; chops, q O)@i I
par y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

quiet.
Gross receipts, 1918,
Sales, 1851
Exports N Nne.
Stock, 6iaS
urulnars Sll-lG Good Ordinary el.iG low
MiddlnE ioSl6 Middling ltA 0oOo Mid
ding l0lf Miadlinr Fnir lOz
Futures opened barely steady, ruled duh
and closed quiet but steady ~ point higher
for september; other months 70 points
lower Than yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

NEW oRi.RarR sept " - Corror =
Spots closcd Quiet At l-i6 lower.
sales GU
Low Ordinary S-l6. Ordinary Sis.iN Good
Ordinary alS-l0. law Middlinu a. Sl0 Mid.
ding 10 5-iG Good Middiing 10 7.lt hiddiing
Fair 10 AlG Fair 0il-l6
FUTURES closed steady; ITO points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
FARM FOR SALE.

aspIirrRAIRIE FARM OF us ACRES
L ,sh state OF cultivation with TWEEN
Ia - good timbered land. GOOD
"a, arms aud outhouses. For further
L, o. .aInfess DIR. j. w. Perry, fori
~. at his residence seven miles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
HOTELS.

liri.,sda.lf HOUSED. NJ. PRESLER,
lsce,y Every hing new and nrst-
{ fsssA lodationH second 10 none la
- Fsii. seventh street, near depot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
ALL soRTa.

81 sAvE LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
Mt 4. saliHe, A. j. Anderson, 90 Hous-
Itll ~ ~ supply you with a new one
Z IA efAnteet at. Locks, hinges.
MOI steninEs. single or 70 match
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Powder Blasting, y key, " 20 Rins, y y -
q 90 Rina, y l2If ioa,.32j; Hide, p61< bs., as
ahOt--Sl ' nnckl Buck shot, 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

NV. York, sept. l2.-Money lalls, closed
offered ~; prime mercantile paper, $40 az;
sterling exchange steady AZ 4 IS: sight 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


hsuRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
PnptIoller OF the Washing
", lSSi-Whereas. By satisfactor
y presented 10 the undersigned, II ha
aug 70 appear that THE state Nationa
foit Worth" In tho CITY nj Fon
IN me county of TRrraut and state of
~ compiled with all the provisions
sNlhed statutes Of the United States,
~ 20 6e complied with before an asso-
suaii % authorized To commence the
~ OF banking. Now, therefore, l.,
~ cannon, Comptroller of the Cur
70 hereby certify that "The State
IN w Bank of Fort WORTH in the city
.,ToIlh' IN the county of Tarrant and
Texas, is authorized 10 commence the
~ banking as provided In section
ss,nu.nured and sixts mine of the re-
.ttules OF the United States.
.slat,l lay whereof, witness my band
4Oi once this 18th day OF July, 1884.
ii W. CANNON,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
SIGHT EXCHANGE.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.--Sight exchange
on New York, 100 per i,OO premium,
sterling exchange B. B. nominal, s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.

OFFICE on TnE GAEHrrE.
Fort Worth, Sept. u
Good middling, ~; strict middling, VI
middling, w; strict low middling, N,
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
FOX sALE-BUsINEss.

ssAhhG-A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
wv clear the amount invested every
y 70 want a big bargain inquire
~ address +. II. Corri, city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
FoR AL uIrY nrAr. rsrAr,.-

INOR sAIE-LOrS-
II Att elton,
Monday and
Tuesday afternoons,
At two O'Clock,
Rosedale nd Glendale,
city wAter-wurks'
Pipes IN X sedaie.
Rosedale street-csrs
And old line 10 H.
Glendale convenient
To Jli street, az line.
FRESH Dir and health,
Either cash or easy terms,
t'r e ride to the auction,
Monday and Tuesday
Two O'Clock the hour,
start from PickwiclI 1:SN.
Lad es especially Invited.
David Bonz, the au ioneer,
Pickwlck building, Main and Fourth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

--aICV. MERCHANT TAILOR,
ipihs,cn street, opposite the post
ous,,V,s securing, dyeing aud re-
nstifg OF clothes a speciality.
4 M A call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
FINANCIAL

~ ~ LEND ON GOOD SECURE
,5rym 80 up TO Sj01. Address Secre-
treasurer, care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
..,nx wANrED..FEMALE.

INJ ,,,s dollars per box, at zeller q
ct.a @pablic square,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

pos TIoN AS COOK IN
m, nd ,,,ppecisble family references
"Sle ~ terminus Taylor arrest car
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Every am0ker ahould try 'LittIf
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
,yrED-MALE HELP.

|1,-TFN FTRST.ULAss STONE
Al courthouse, Clarksville,
Fg 81 o"' PC. LIVINGSTON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

.,pTFs HOTEL UNDER THE
'hAih,,,ie'nt Is giving perfect sails
lrise NV guests, and the new
~ !, MA Marx and lady, spare no
" ~ ~ fnrnish first-clnss accom-
ylnse ,'v,nable 'faUus, good fare,
n'liie sttention Is the motto
80 porper OF kusk and Seventh
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~. Louis.
Special 70 the GaEette-
81. LOUIS, Sept. u. -Wheat-Pneea starlea
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COLUMN.

r,aer this head will be IN.
~ ~. ~ ave cents a line, eueh
y. .,ss 70 the line. No sdver-
2 W. az less than IS cents. Par
= y m nave no running account
,5vance. "
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DALI q MOZART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID ONCE over First National Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
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LAND AGENT.

,,AbbER NATHY, FANNIN COUN rY
|sevs.ag ney. For sale, improved and
I,sssnhce lots In Bonham; lands rem
Il lakes paid for nOn-residents' alb
- we furnished, also, notary public.
|gt,,'' Alternately, Bonham, Fpnnin
IN. q. kUOKER q CO., BELTON.
IN. Land and General Agents. Sole
q u1l the Abstract OF Bell County
ne DO general land business, in
,T'eyinR and conveyancing.
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srtClAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAW uARns.

Members of Fort Worth Rar.
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NAsTERsoN & WOODWARD, ATToR.
IVA neys az Law. once corner Weather
ford and Main streets, opposite courthouse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-05-07
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED By
j. j. HHkL IL co.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

A dispatch from Spokane Falls. W.
r., dated the lst, says; Last night at
Thompson Falls, an Indian. with some
whites, was engaged at gambling
table. The Indian was charged with
unfair dealing A fight ensued and the
Indian, who started TO run, was fatally
shot in the back by one OF the gam
blers. As the news spread, the Indians
began collecting and to show signs OF
general uprising. The rougher element
of the country is now collecting at
Thompson Falls. 1t is unsafe for man
with money to 90 out unprotected at
night. A number OF persons have been
robbed. The same state OF affairs ex-
lists at Spokane Falls, where a number
of gamblers from Thompson Falls are
collected The organization of a vigi-
lance committee is talked Of.
A Pittsburgh special says: N. G.
Petterman, a German farmer OF Pitts
burg suburbs, has made wonderful in
vention. 1t is a new method that will
revolutionize modern whisky distilling.
He has discovered a way of making So
hdiied whisky, pressing it into packet
plugs, Just like tobacco. Besides that,
he says he can also distill it in liquid
form so that it will be the exact equiv
alent Of two and three year-old whisky
when it comes out of the still. Last
month persons from New York offered
him 500, 600 for his invention.
A brutarprize fight with bare knuck-
les between Terrance Dillon and Jack
Daily took place at Pittsburg yesterday
Dillon winning on the seventeenth
round.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-05-07
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMAR RIES.

At a meeting of the Humboldt County Dem
ocratic Central Committee, held at Winnemucca,
Nevada, April 18th, 1884, it was
Resolved, that the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-05-07

In paper read before the Edinburg
Health Society DR.. Almond referred to
the custom Of having the head covered
out OF OF doors aud uncovered within
doors as very injurious on account OF
its making people so sensitive to
draughts of air as to cause them to take
cold. Boys, he said, who went bare
headed out OF doors, could stand a
greater amount OF ventilation in school
rooms and sleeping rooms than those
who wore head coverings.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-05-07

where FRESH LAGER IL always kept ON
hand. at 25 Cents a Quart Door to
the Bakery.
Having purchased the City Bakery, | will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public. CHRIS. DIEHL.
Winnemueca, May 30, 1852.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-05-07

The death is announced, at the age of
92. Of Benjamin Gratz, the youngest
brother of Rebecca Gratz, who was the
model from which Sir Walter Scott
drew his beautiful character of Rebecca
in "Ivanhoe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-05-07
CITY BAk Err Y,
CHRIS. DIEHL. PROPRIETOR,
Opposite the Courthouse, winnemucca


Etc, always on hand, and served 10 order
fresh from the oven, in quantities to suit, in
any part OF town.