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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-07-04
Do Crows Know When it is Sunda:

A large number Of crows were for
aging for food, yesterday, quite close
to the house of furrner residing in
another town. near tllc Hartford boun-
diary. They were unusually bold, as
though hunger had driven them to for
get their usual shyness and distrust for
their natural enemy-nan. Two Of
them lit close to the back door and
picked up the crumbs with a seeming
assurance of their safety not easily, &C.
counted for. The farmer was telling q
neighbour about the ttlmeness OF the
birds, and the latter remarked: "You
won't see them SO foolhartly 1o-mor-
row" "Why not tomorrow as we'll
as to-dayp'' was the answer. "Because
to-day is Sunday, and those crows know
It. They know that one day in seven
they are not popped at by boys and
men, They can count, crows can, and
they know that on the seventh day they
are exempt from persecution. "Do
YOU believe such stuff rs thatp' "Of
course I do [ used to live near y
swamp where thousands Of crows
made their roosting- place, and early in
the morning they used to start for the
mountains for their food. And I was
often out with my gun trying to get q
shot at them. Week days they beat
shy of me, and l could seldom get q
shot at them, but on Sunday morning
it was different. They would fly low
down and close to my house, their
wings almost Tapping the ridge boards
of house and barns. DO crows know
when it is SundayP OF course they
''-Hastfo7I Times. Il ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-07-04
THE ROYAL ROUTE.
I'D. CHICAGO. ST. PAUL..
MINNEApOLiS a. OMAHA
Chicago & Nortl,western Railways.

Chicago & Nort',western Railways.
a The Shortest and Best Route East to
Chicago. with Dining Cars, Elegant Day
Coaches, and Palace Smoking Room
Smokers on all trains from Minneapolis
and st Paul, through Eau Claire and
Madison, with choice uf route via Mil
waukec. Tho Chicago, St. Paul, Mln>
|#neapolis$& Omaha R.y alsoErnns through i.
srans sout Invest from st. Paul and Min-
|snaapolls to Sioux City md Council
Bluff. with Shopping Cars through with
ont change to st. u. L. .Tsosapi, md Kunsas /
City, and il the short. quick route from,
ST. Pau, to Des M,oiaes. Northeast from
ST. Paltt through trpins saresr RIM to sAal
land, Nash burn and Bayfield, Luke Su>
rerior !; artd from Eau Claire to Superior
City " here con hon f 81 nude for 4
Duluth. But this Il ou I'll Ia Chicago is
Wliat the ',ai,llage als and be- 4
ealsse4os the til steel iaii1 track we'll
bal lasted road bed. tiis best DAY Coaches, d
Sleep tsg arsd % ming ttsaIss that neoneY.
cab prtfcu re, e sur teol IS anti attentiye B
sn'oyes, and vii trai Us III .says on \
time, i lis Rig It'll named II
h ,o al I r gu te.
Try this Route When you Travel. /
al Il Oh
Nirtia,. Northern Paciiic
Raj road At
n. &c RAE, q. ssy. ID.
He Cell ass tass
q. u Z q
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-07-04

The Crow Ind isIis arc esti inatt to
he wortil Sc
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-07-04
His SPIRITS We're Dam ,saad.


The train haltesl fora few minutes at
tile station, and young man who had
been raining two fair tmaidens
with his cultivated cony ersation during
d the last run rushed out and disappear
cd behind the door of nm adjacent sa-:
loon. He swung himself on the car
just as the train Started, and pantingly
resumed mis- seat and the abruptly inter-
rupted chit-chat 4. /: 5ss3 s#ts
!. ssraciousll Z lai med one Of the
girls. How frighten ed You look. ~ j & ISL.
Do Ip'' he gasped. # don feel SO.
10 only went out to see 4 friend. ''
* GU must have met a wicked ghost, s
she said. as s5 $s59f 81 8ss
With 4 puzzled look be nurmnred,
3'.ssI hy, that absurd ou know j
don't believe in the supernatural &
Perhaps not, 81 she retorted, with
the funniest sngg ton OF q sneer; but
your breath il awful suggestive Of
{ bad spirits. 81
The youth 1nnttored something
about malaria and cance;lle ed his pun
4 gent exhalations be hinA u paper. -
8 Drake s 11raaell Magazine,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
Unusually Polite.

Nothing tends more to make the sit
uation agreeable than to be surrounded
with polite attention. This character
istic is most prominent with the pas
senger train attendants OF the Wabash
railroad, and has probably contributed
more than any other one feature to-
ward establishing the popularity OF
this line. Then the accommodations
are the very best, and the through-car
system simply perfection. Leaving
st. Louis in the morning. after the ar
rival OF all trains from the South, a
palace sleeper runs through to New
York, over the New York Central rail-
road, without change, and there is an
elegant parlor car and free-chair car
for Chicago. In the evening there II
the only through sleeper to. Boston,
another one to New York, and the two
elegant sleepers and ire-chair car fol
Chicago. Dining and buffet cars fur
nisIi the finest meals and lunches. The
business men and tourists Will not for.
get these facts when going North and
East this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

sKIRTIN--No. l California shirting, pei
roll, 40J<c.; No. Californiaskirting per side,
exc; No. fair hemlock. cleap.good stock
40c.: No. 2 fair hemloch. no oil, 3Sc,. No.
oiled hcinlock, clean flesh, S',fo.; No. oiled
HARNEss LEATHER No. Ohio, mcdi.
um and heavy weight, NC: No u Ohio mo
dunn and light, s5c.; No. hemlocG, BE-; No.
BLIND BHiDLEs.-No. I, u COM, sewed
n, iper dozen, e5 BOT No. 10. " bkle. in, pigeon
wing, per doy., ell 90; No, 10, Y do, SIS %.
RIDING BRfDLES.-E In. blk. or fair doub.
head curb bits. $40 10, " do. fancy mont do.
si2 90. x In. long rein do, slb %; " In. donb.
and stitched front do. extra curb biit eib 90
FILLINGS.--X in. short rein, blk. or fair,
% 30, Il do, blk. or good, $40 bJ.
SADDLE3.--No. stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets, $40: Number ~ ditto. Iesa the
pockets, &32; No. loose laced, COARSE stiil
tree, ga. No. 2 loose Tivitad do, SO; No: 4
Colorado, genuine short Frieseke tree, o2s: No
No 80, stitched, full rig, rose tree, on 30; No
3s, tackled, do. do, %; three.guarfer and hall
I'll EAR sas s %la so HsS ana " inch
long tug, complete COLLAR. brides, lines
etc.). e1)ta22D28; ~ Inch, machine, shorf
ing, completes, BIC 90, IL inch, hand, oah
stock, short tug, complete. si7; 2k inch Hat
sPUR3.-Enresa No. s, chased. per dozen
H8; Indianola, biued, per dozen, q 90
Mexican, two 70 three-lncb rowels, e. 25Gb476
LEGGfNS.-No. ], Cal. style, calf. %; No.
Cal. style, kip leggin leather, q 50; Mo. 2 do.
% No. 2, old style kip do. ~ b0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
Marriage Licenses.
nENrnN rnlfNTY

DENTON COUNTY.
j. II. Henry 10 L.. NJ. Stinchc )mb.
James Baiiew To Sallle DerricNson.
L, NJ. Donald TO II. NJ. Howard.
n. ID. Benson TO Mrs. sarah Fluffy.
w. 4. skinner 10 Lou NJ, Paine.
T. j. Robb 10 Moilie \. McCnrley.
e. ID. Pyburn 10 Maggie Hodges.
4. NJ. Harris 10 Emma Barnett,
j. Mills to Emma Grassland.
w. Il. Wright to Manila j.. Ely.
IL. &. Caddel 10 II. =. Davis.
Thos. Skaggs to Mary !. skhggF.
Marcus jacobson TO Minnie Massey.
II. II. Grlssom 10 Maud Wright
IL. A. Hughes 10 Mary A. Wilson.
George Meadows TO FORA Bell tco.l.
j. IL. Mccain to Belle Jones.
A. j. Hill to C.. Il. Warren.
j w. johnson to y. +. Colbert.
Reuben McGee, Jr., 10 v. Il. Jones.
Albert Johnson TO Mamie Edmonson.
e. II. Mercer TO Lizzie Carter.
4 II. Hudson to Jennie Murray.
John A. Barnard To Henrietta Picket.
Lew HohlsIon To George Ann Copeland
j. w. Moore 10 Mrs. Catherine l., FUR.
James Norton to Moliie Coy.
John Pitts 20 Babe Whitlow con.
Vim. Il. Francis To Matte A. Melugin.
W. j. Bonner TO Ida J. Wilson.
+. NJ. Franks to s. A. Castleberry.
BosQuE COUNTY.
W. Z. Rutherford To s. Y. Clanton.
j. II. Smith 10 Mollie Murphy.
l.. Z. Grimes to NJ. 4. Brazel.
T.J. tones TO NJ. r. Bell.
q. NJ. Oison TO j. NJ. Ellington,
VI. j. Tucker TO Jennie Biilie.
w. q. Keller TO NJ. j. Farmer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

4 and M. -" H'fEtI, WNtft IIIt
u he M oa,oouy-iiux medicines in
nAa and warrant, Il TO cure.
Etinsssr,ukEFoR TOWN sToCK,
alsr. foca month, plenty NJ grass
blns naeed east part OF city
Iio6 estnie apply at 3Ol East
". wilderman.
t.s, h,AN GENERAL MEcHAN.
10 ord a,ng. forgii Y, horses,ioeIng,
ID bnrg,as" Wagons. spring.haeks,
nuslon repaired or painted,
Texas. ana Fourteenth streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

ol--Acnosrir ~, ORGANIZATIONS.
l, Bchead a term applied 10 certain litcra-
ture, and leave n flower.
2. Rehead one who Joins, and leave snl..
y nehcad n girdle, and leave u number.
I. Behead an animal, aud leave an cx-
clamation.
s, Behead legal, and leave dreadful.
q. Behcad intense feeling, and leave the
manifestation OF force.
:. Rehead moderate. and leave depressed.
+. Behead TO think, and leave n tree.
.. Behcad resembling, and leave a hoy :
nickname.
II Behead one oi the czars OF Russia. and
leave n vehicle.
IL. Behead nothing, and leave Amy thing.
~, Bebead spirit, and leave a multitude.
The initials removed form u pleasant pas
time. ORLANno,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

BAR IRON, ~ q. norway, &c., No. n h
sheet iron, MO: No n q Rhect iron, $40,
galvanized sheet iron, aai0,<c; No, u Y soda,
TIC: No. u do, l6c,, Nx2S rooung tin, Slt ~
6ei550; ltxh and l0xh pat, do, " 1908 so,
timers wire, 10 per cent. or; timers stock,
forty PER cent. on; cook stoves, with ware,
$40 60Sa2S 90; do, with trimmings, tlt Sosssppo'
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. nbc. 0nSl 90,
tongues, aocSe&i 90; siugletrees, 81 rs; holsters
Soc; spokcs, ~ 76Sns 10; fcllocs, q $500 IS:
Doubletrecs, 81 1894 %; neck yokcr, 81 OO0
so; plow beams, 5o@6Sc.; pillow handles, q u
| N2b0, handles, OIL 1909 50. =
NAILS. 81 40 kcg, basiH lod.-Burden horse
shoc, per keg. 81 10; Perkins do, % l0i Walk
/ or do, IS SO; Burden mule, o. SOL Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No, Soc, No, ., No., No
Q, 2sc., No. Z ate. No, n Ac.; "l.ake's' do, No
4. Ssc.. No. 8, 2,c., No, ., sac, No. I, SOC, No.
1sc.; Ausable do, No. 4. tSc, No. 3, 2ic.. No, Q
Ale, No. Z, DO, No. !, lsc.
q oo@s 80; Hecsensack. Is soe1 90; boys
REFRiGERXToRs,--N | climax, $500
No. ., do, AIS 90; No. do, sas; No. do, s2S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, "a pc
pair, 4Go7c.; plow singletreos, per dox., SaY5
pillow doublcirees, per dozen, s. 90; stool
bells, 30 per cent. OF, door locks, es2spp %
wood scrcwp, 80 and 10 per cent. on; Up car
door butts, ~ .and 10 per cont. OF; cut an
timed lacks, ~ Dor cent. or; coffee mills,
per cent. on; blind hinges, 10 and 10 per con,
on: carriage bolts, Is and 10 ror cent. on
pillow bolts, Is per cent. or; piece tin ware
So per cent. on; deep stamped ware. 90 10
cont off; shallow stamped ware, 10 per cent
OF; iapanned ware, 10 per cont on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

LuMBrR--Rough lumber, boxing, IA inchs
and under, nrst~class, 81, stripping. hxs, e21
boxing and flooring, clears, SIS: thick cleara
IA and ~, e2I; rough lumber. second clsss
BlS. ioist aud scautling, culls, SIS.
SIDiHo-First common white pine, $50 30
second do. $50; third do SIS; poplar. t2S Ooa
n so. native pine ", "a so do ", sa5; nativ'
rough, SIS 90.
Dnnsssnp -Boxlng Il inches and
under, $50 oOcs2S u; do ltxS, ga OodeS 90
scantling, loiat or any common lumber
y2S 0oSDS 90; boxing over "a Inches, 81, oV0,
50 %; thick clears, " ol1nnd 2, $50 Oot92 10
second class. any kind. s2l Ol6e2s 50.
DRxssEp AND MATCHED FIooRiso--Firsi
GLASS, s2s; second clnss, cal.
WHITE PINE FuRNiAiifNa LuMnER--l&, IN
and inch white Pine, $40, 1 inch do, p66,
CEfLINo--BrADND on PLAIN--FirHt com
mon white pine, X, sa2.bD; I'd do, ESQ; 9d do, SH
poplar, ", G2B O0us1,60; poplar, u, ga. 90
nRtivep,ne. ", .22.bD; do, y, s25.
! POPLAR LuMBER.--iA, ~, snd inch, $50
/ do inch, $50.
si8. do extra No. /, $3.50; cypress, beet, am
brand. IS; do No. 2, x.50; do No. 5, $3.50 nativ,
sawed heart, si,f0 saps, 1873.
piCEns.--Whitcp pine. dressed and bondod
square or fiat,ii yellow pine do, sS; hath
81 25Gni rs.
LIME, CEMENT, ETc.---Lims, Austin, ga
4 per Dbl. Cement. Lpuinville or kosennio, b2T
per bbi.; Portland, et75 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Now York or Michigan. % 30 per Dbl. Plasie
BRIox. rire-proof ~ m pcr N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS, MONDAY, MAY 49,

men n,,est;n,, TIL ,asrter,iv nhsws,
no, ition that a. y,n,a,, vnfe tbev r,,,s,
do averv,h;n. ,,,at ,,,a,, orc oait",s
nnop 10 do ~ ,atar Tho, ,,,,s, w
policemen fra,nar shar}trs i,r,rS
hsilitl: cnrs tah,ss 90 Jnst % ~ oil
man ~, l,aIls ~ a,ra srch ar,;as ~
perforn, h~ rsason az the;r rich, ~
vote Th.ra = rs ,,,,i,;ons ~ mar e,r
Instance Mn ,,,,,,,' ,,,,,ia ha e,s ~,
or nollcemen ewsn az thsv wara cit;.
,ens hv rinht az eaiint ta,,co war Ana
90 viii Iii, a., ,s,.;... ,rl,a r,,.i,,n
cas, n ha,ln, co. ,,.',.,aan, az e. srr "
mayor co,,ia ,,n, AZ, s,,ar,, NO., ~
ANY, -, nna,,aaS ~ La soidSar ~ W.
shsr,T nr d,,;a,s, S,',,, ,,, y.
mants ora harr'nr ~. ons,,nn Tna
idea that woms, ya,,id hava "a a,tand
miSnight ca,o,,s 49," ~ =" s,so,ionanr
nnong saioon ,oasa,s r. s,o,her ,.,r,
ganzy hn, nnnniar ar,v,naant M .e'
rememharnd ,ha, ;ha ~arv cnes Who
advance ,,,is arn,,s',,, t,s,ons, % No,
largo c,ass nS rap s" LIZ, rsai,,ssnt ~ n,,;
nens Who unyer 40 nnr,Sina ~ ~
i,;nd cd ~ s,. .,3 S W s .he
no,Is a, an "iao,,n.s ~ ~" ~ eSa,as, .,o
profsss;onaI Sa,maa 10Y Tha h.t, av
rloss ~ ci,;,o,s aa ~, 30, Down AVA
.rovai H., NJ I,, Wv ~ ,,o,sa
sna ,r,,,,,a,, s s,,r',i,. ~ ,', 1919
nacted m fn,iow ~ c,,sto,ns as anr
INT ths hos, ,,a,a w ,otar, yhn " ars
most hit,ar,v nrn,sad ~ o,,a, r;,,S,s
tnr x,n,aa, ! Soinn,,' h.a Wv -. a,,ti',,
dis,illars hrawars ,S,sar,;nas a,a ,r,
fess,onal demagn.nas Nh,s IL
baca,,sa ,hex, Sasr ,i,a, u,nn,sn will ,,s
conta,nina,sa hy ,ho halo, NJ,
|
knnyv ,bat ,,;,l,an, az, y,na',h ra,,,'
Inc ,,,;an;,ht na',a,,s,,y 80. d,sra,,,,,
Ma .ioc,in,'sas,,, ~, H., S,,, ,,n,,,',
voice nj fama,a srtr.aaa ,.onl5 ba
raised .,ainst ,,,a,,, w
mar n,nv;n,, into a s,ranra town.
ahin ranan,I,, sais ,hat L. .nn,,IS 49,
nm intarest In local noi,tics ana one day
asi,.,a 49, 80. pS5 .aH;.,',',, -,
NOW to vote as ,haro ,ros M m arr,
min o,,,a i,,,"I,,ad rta ala ,,i,san
nointipg 70 n t,,o az not -,,nnsa nnlit,,
c;ans ara r;nastors aj,,,ssd H. nnn,.
con,ar 70 ,,a,ch ana .ao vhinh s;S,
tha,, esnousod and ,har taka III,
othsr So" way
The question Ia r.ised that na,,ir,
hos 90 ,ons,i,n,ad u,on,an that J,,,,n =
n,ost IF Tho ac,i,a nart of har ,,ra i, i,
ofi,n innnssihIa ard more indaIcat,
for har 10 Jarosit To-, t,aIiot Ia H. hn,,
, This a. yar,, ,r,,a and ,n ono ,,ishau :,
3 ,,a;nsav ~ ~, ~ snod haiin,s ar
. ,a,,ar ,,ra,,a,,aa rr,,,,, 1na,,,r danos;,a,
ave "a, that r,a,,n,, ,,ara e.,5 49,
10 ~, Co 80 ;,,,,,,arai o,d oors,,,,
I ,e,a;aYa Ls,,, ,,aa.,a H., .,,,ar.n se ~
l ,,r,,ar, $50, "a. ,,o,,ae, M La,
80, a,, go, III" az lii ,naI,
4 a., ..ooa,s,, a;,. Iii,ha, LA
I raasons ,hon W ,,on,n,' s,hn ,,,a,,ia ha me-
g ala tn danns,, tIai,. Hoi,o,s Nv, ac os
/ of t,a 80 son,,', ,,aras n,,a n,,,oes =
b tho hono Won,ar arc nett,nr ii, 81
II freedom fact enomyi, Tbs hast Friend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

Peruvian, per pound. 80A--; bnras oer 10.
Ib@-.; bi.carbonate. of soda, Eng, So cop.
peras, per N, 20p4, castor oil, q gs., lo5dei 10:
tmottledl per n, sqp9; cream tartar. q. r., per
pound. $40: chnik. lrmp. per pound. 2sp9
oalomel, r. q W., per pound 10000; calomel,
drate. l dol 10; chloroforin, III l0dc---; com
position powder, 2Sasp; dovera powders Is;
EPSON salts. per pound, Sacb; gum opium. per
pound, b0esi 20; gum calDphor, Toes NOR
nhino = &W, v OF IS 80: machine oil castor.
S1dDo qninine, +. a W., por os.. 3japl ~ ;
German. per or. 3OGIl 80; potash. bromide.
i00sth. iodide. I 80: chlorata. 12s?5 Alum. 10.
SpirltsI nrpentlne. boo. Llnsecd oil. 6169i2c.
Elour sulphur, t6b5c.; Essential oils, Si.i,oulr
list: strictly pure white lead, Z ~; Patent
medicines. rebate list; T.. D. fluid extracts,
% per cent. on: Prescription Walls, per care,
no aud 10 per ct. on; do. broken 40 per ct. Oft
Lard oil. 7o@S). Bismuih, sub, nit %. Al
cohol 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
wEATHERFORD.
Precinct ConyentiOn-Solid for the an
rogation Of the Two-Thircs Huie-
The Crops.

Precinct COnyenti0n-SOiiu ioI INV "a"
rogation Of the Two-Thirds ha'e-
The Crops.
Special TO the Gazette.
WEArHERFoRD, May ls-Precinct
No. of Parker county held a conVen-
tion Yesterday evening TO nominate
delegates to the county convention
,,hicb meets oath inst. The following
Saiaaatas were elected: A. FREEMAN
~ a Mccall, John r.. Mitchell, ~; W y :
Si,anson M. w. Buster. Isaac "
Stavens a. w. McGehee, w. n. WV
cit ratt / b. b. Stewart, w. X. shannon
an, The following are the alternates: A. 4
pai, + M. Richards, S. .. Dean, r.
4. Leach, Ii. W. Spiyyy' fr Ed.
staprs J. w. Squires, W; >. and au
dismsn. A. +. Starr, J. B. Pigg ana
il Z E resolutiop, introduced by G, w,
,,sc,,oa 70 instruct delegates 70 vote
mcune holition of the two-thirds RUE
was rasointiom Of instruction was az ~
aaoated fayoring the en-,
so auofu convention e
, nng,,;nate a candidate to represent 'n''
con Great deal Of rain has als ,hr aatue
the pas. W.. apprehension is felt ies ,a
ins' ,ot cron take the rust. otnei
wise, the wheat crop - w,li cause II Il
a few days sunshine ~"
begin to ripen-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

DOSs s. ROSS, Attorneys and Counselors al
III Law, Terrell building, Main street, Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

wHmxy-Rectined o. iNeisc, " PER proof
scur mash, one year old. u 60 two years old,
Wisss-ciarsi. sass,Iss m~lcoo. ~ PER qus,.
ity; Caiawba, per gallon, Nel 80, Port u 40
per Sal, 81 esSs o. %hsto wine, in Gases,
~ opeol0 20,
CHAMpAaNx-o. H, Mumm 4 Co., Extra
Dry, 50 Oo1Ss co. Heidsick, In bask al, w ne
- OF krug, In basket, e2s OoSDS0 90. Domestic
chenpapne, y eceit o.. Geo, 0oulct, extra
A.s-s!Sss Aie, per don. "a Oea u.s. Porter,
pcr dos, - 0na2 ~
BorrLrp BkER--Iemp's quarts, sia 90 PIT,
ti2 30; Budweieer' quarts ei2 20; pints 6la %;
Schlhs Milwaukee, quarts Sl2 Oh ptnts eS %.
Anthony & kuhn's, Qt's SIC %, pints Sl2 50
" C,auscn 4 son's che npsSne Secr, quartz
ell6A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

DIETER HART, Attorney-at-Law, Notary
Public and Land Agent, Albany, Shack
eiford county, Texas. Taxes paid for non.
residents Patents procured, titlee eIamineo
and land business generally.
CHAPMAN q swAyNE, ATTORNEYS AT
I law, Fort Worth, Texas. Ohics over
First National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

FuYniture.-Beadsteeds imitation walnut
wood seat, v doS, 60 1907 %; cane and rattar
Childs and rockers, y oo,aia So large rocl Ing
I so; Mirrors, arch tops y doc, e1pNDl9 80
Tables, round, SlQomSt0 fsll Loaf, " Mas 50
safes, each, q 2aaIVN; bureaus, O. SpebD %
wash stands, FL Q5etS So bed springs, u 1907 90
Baby Carriages, o. 612
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
Rainvater Baths.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only %
cents. Six elegant rooms at Il. Gutz.
man. barber shop, next 70 corner OF
First and Main streets. Also, Vapor
and Medicated baths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

We call attention of contractors and
builders 10 the notice OF A. J. Hunter,
county judge Of Parker county, Tex
whose advertisement for sealed pro.
posais for the erection Of the court
house ut Weathcrford will be found in
this issue of THE GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
The Best Bargain In Fort Worth.

Two nice houses and lots an fhEock.
morton street. between sixth and
Seventh. Rent at so per month.
Must be sold Immediately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

IL you want to sell anything at
low rate of advertising put small in
vestment In valuable space in Cheap
Column on seventh page. pays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

Eastern Texas and Southern Texns stock
the above quotations.
The above priceA are for herds OF 1000 hseA
and upward. delivered on the trails. and for
embraced In tho following territory: West
OF thsTexas Central Railway; north Of line
drawn cast ard west with Waco. and e&st o.
south oi He'd Hiye.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

Wheat, choics scc@sl,. medium. scaso
inforior, SNH6tC oats, So8Ss<c; barley, 30
$50; corn. Aoetaxc: rye. sotnc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
! ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROFESSIONAL,

trhssirl s1,hitsIGAS. PHYsIo-
ssfsst 'a,isand Surgeons. once
rsIepba,nsae Vim. 7. Ferguson's
etts a sna ., 2Ji. Ear aud en-
III a,ts sIp's,elaliy By Or. Morey.
Ia n; i,a sa night or day. Office
p Eiun - : =. m. and Z 10 sp. m.
| '''ee'' northeast corner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

HAY Loofe sTun wagon 10 0o1lo 20 per
ton: baie hay. go 90 b IL 70. corn. f0esl2ll
cts. Oats, country, yoe32ls cts Bran. 5l.oo
q per lvu. Chops, 81 % per . lbs. cotfon
seed meal. el.oJ = 100. Aillet, per ton, 60
Oil. Mile. seed, b0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

Q, 10. t,5 S,6.7.s, Is much larger city than
81 : :, and Is separated from u city larger
stu by more than " l.. 10, 3 4, s, over which Is
alarscs,l II, ~ Is, II, known Ms my whole.
and containing II letters.
WicRHn WILL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

Mexican seagrass and India hemp
hammocks at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

(ANSwERS IN TWO WgEES)
Answer 10 the prize puzzle OF two weeks
ago lies over until the announcement OF the
prise uwnrd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
To 'PHYsIcIhRs AVID INYALIDs.

An nnniyaIs az 4. Co.adu'a Liquid Be.f
TSuir.v w iha or,inuut chemist, ARTHUR
hill IIAssAi,L, MD FRS. OF 'ordon.
England, and an endorsement by 40 col.
eDraied physician, Professor SIR ERASMUS
WILSON, YRS, Lib, OF London, arc la.
bsiied on each fotuN.
sold NJ Wholesale by nj Leading
Druggists, and r-ialiad genernliy. AT 81 per
bottle d for e.. q. n. ChiTrENroSy GIN
IaAL AnRsr. ne Fulton street. Nav York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

sl-rRASsrosirIoN.
Mem rcl lyon soyh gnofw laif,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

W-niANoNn rrlsis.
!. A letter.
2. A favorite.
B. An emperor.
I. Causes lie III,
\. The end OF a beam.
q. A stream.
I. A letter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
1--we stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live WeiRbjs
Bee7es-Corn fed. per pound ....-........ e4He
COWS. per pound \: ;...''..''
Choice, per pound ..-........x @dHe
Hogs-Pcr pound......-...... ....-.......l 9lHe
stock hogs, Der pound ........BkO1
Bulls and stays for aausas manufac-
ture, per pound axe
Grass csttis suitable for beef--nono IN maj.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

NJ WHALING, Attorney at Law, once.
W. Hanna's building, corner First and
Main streets, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

HOUSTON n HENDERsON-w.B, HoUs-
4 ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents. ONCE In Bank building, Wichita
Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

DIEDMONT HOUSE, MINERAL WELLS,
this summer resort, well furnished rooms,
excellent table, aud the best OF attention 10
guests, Under the personal management OF
Mrs r. W. Duke of Weatherioru.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
LAND AGENT.
HACK LINES.

G p. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALo
-. Pinto county, Texas, runs ,he hhest . Oon'
ing with all trains, and Is prepared TO furnish
travellers with teams TO any point AT speciai
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
',uoy wANTED-MALE.

: s,NTED BY A YOUNG
Y nj years experience In
Y ~ either city or country;
" sady TO do any KIND OF
.,,r ii may be. John
IN, Front street.