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To Europe On = Derry.

New HAVEN. June asa Cape Ann dory. the
Harold y. Bibbsn. 10 now lying In the harbor She 10
owned by Capt John Traynor OF Bath who will start In
her next week to sail for any point 10 Europe ho
will 20 to the south Of the tracks Of steamer
the voyage In 1881 In IN ID foot dory with single sail
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sps.ai.s bis Life .. Prises.

BUFFALO. June 2S.-Henry Roll. aged 2S
years. an old offender, who has been In prison almost
continually since he is years DID, ssntenced to-
E,ss convstsd Of SSmIiis IL MIN; Sias,srs SHrIl.
both noted thisves who have been convicted
plicss, will DO sentenced next Tussday.
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Trapp,ns the Amateur Regulator.

Andrew st. Clair keeps gambling house AZ
50 West Thirty street. which received the attentions
OF Comstock time ago. Recently St. Clair received
letter from Herbert Gray saying that the writer
was an ofacer Of Com.tocks society. and for S25 9
month in advance would arrange it that 81. Clair
could run his game without interference 81 Clair mott
ned COmst0ck, and Gray WAS arrested At uniyersty
place and Washington place last night after no had
ceived the hrst month"; SIS.
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se.e OF Brooh,yn'. New EXPENSE.

The Brooklyn Board Of Estimates has com.
pieted its labors An appropriation Of s22soO made
for new primary schools and siOO.OoO for . central
grammar school, Provision made for 700 IRE
boat to protect the property the river front For
new arinory for the GstnR Battery S5ooOO sppro
pratsd and SO OO set apart for precinct
police station In williansburHh.
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So iFseased Ia q sem.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. John McCaffrey. .
workingman In Some Flemings oil workson Nswtowa
Creek while work cleaning Of the stills
come by the fumes. and suhocated. His body was re-
moved to his home. iSp Jackson street GrrenPont he
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iyn connuod ysstsTday tho injunction resrsininS
curson landing ION Sunday at Sands Poink
Long Island Sound.
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m. sls.al Oaee Pr.A,elle..
JOTTIN0S ABOUT TOWN.

Slightly warmer. generally fair weather. yari.
barometer,
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+ RrcHyIELD srMNos. June 2S.-Grsat interest
h felt here In the the hills from Hsskimsr.
twelve iles between two rival nswsdeAlsrs bringing
sss SUNDAY p:pers One he: four hor,es stationed Sens
Dutchman for the last six miles The betting go 70
- the New York mAn. who 10 new IN the businssa
fhs rass 10 the ITALIA Of the spvingS
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A BOOM FOR HOADLY.
His Merits ~ Presidential Candidate Glow.
irgiy Set Forth.

His Merits ~ Presidential Candidate Glow.
irgly Set Forth.
CINCINNATI, Juno 2s.-The Enquirer comes
out for Hoadly for President to-day. Referring
to the late Convention at Columbus 1t says:
There winners and losers at the Convention. but
all Democrats and the rejoicing Of clique that
may believe II achieved victory tho celebration Of
individual trun,pha 10 not conducive to the harmony
necessary to next fall and ought The
knguir,r recovnzrs no element ~ the Democratic
rAcy united to overcome the enemy At the polls II IL
not interested In the ambitions Of Thurman or Ward
any other man or clique.
Then. after naming Hoadly. It says:
Gov Hoadly. since he came 20 the Democracy, has
been consistent earnest Democrat eccentric times
Of ha State has been teatsd with splendid results fs
name At the head Of the Democratic national ticket
would assure Democrats victory In ohio 10 Oeto,,sr
gentleman. He has all the qualifications that re.
CURED lie represents IN greater degree than any other
prominent for tho Presidency tho views the
policy, the Democracy Of samuelJ. Tildsn
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PHILADEIPuIA. June IA iour.round glove
coateA between Jimmy Mitchell and Jack Keenan,
which took pises d Industrial Hall this afssruoon re-
S3y severe puAishmeat
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The saanese Enbassy Gsiug Home.

WASHINGTON June 28.-Ths Siamese EN-
bassy called at the White House and tho Department Of
the Secretary Of state prior their departure for
Siam. They viii leave Washington for Now York TO-
morrow Afternoon.
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KILLED b. Her ssA's Disgrace.

"ev ~ A1eS SSHs Otssr"Ve'
Tho physicians who sttended Mrs. Elizabeth
j. stlwagon who died Friday ght her residence
70 Java street. Greenpont say she died Of grief Afse
the conviction and sentence q her twelve yesrt
imprisonment in Sing Sing for an Assaut on lscka q
way Beach train last summer abe slowly pinned away.
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A w,Aswsr r,sps. With Farmers "

a "tesWer Esspss wsSe Esrmers Wsse'
TRor. June 2S.-Elisha King. widower with
nvs chidrsn ana Ida Csssssts the wife Of Peter css
sn!:s. 2! Al. sI: sM ssss
on charge Of larceny and rsturasd 70 Dsllston this
zee ehttA =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06

night TINT somr ono came 10 her aud
told her ~ get up and Vet out quick or
she would perish, The dream fright.
cncd nnh awokr her lust IN tImc 10
awake her husband and mother and
pot nut before the house went down
with tho current.
Work on the wrecked trestlc WAS be.
gun early this morning, and tho bridge
foreman Informs ua That trains viii
be able I" cross aomc Time tomorrow.
!. II, Powell aaved the Van ordcn
property nom total destruction by
wading Into the building and tying u
strong rope through the corner win,
dowa aud making u fast b. n tree on
Tho hill. When the building started
with the current II swung around Into
an eddy and lodged against n tcle.
phone post This with tho aid of the
lnriat, saved the building from total
destruction.
Those who arc chatltably Inclined
can lind plenty To- do In the Vicinity ol
Lone Walt creek,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
Hest Wa,cred SHEEP aud stock Ranch
In Texas for Sale.

a,,nated about 1870 miloa southwest
~ Eort Worth ION tho eNtenHinn "
III. nropoaed railroad from rot.
Worli, "a ilrownwoodl aud ahout hNy
,milas south OF the Texas 4 fanlh.
,aiiway, Including over a,un hnte" u'
,nasnI ian,is, lying luat innlde tir ~
',n.,,,, land which nan he set oulrihr
\, Ls.i,,,il, Il uantains about en,up
aofrs OF land. The soil y = Roau s AMY
loan, aud IL covered WIZ. we hness
u,aeuuI,t pnas one'hnlt or ,wo,un,,"'
~ the whnlc tract Ii ~ Tor lAim,nH,
and ali NJ for grazing, FetSaMns
anr,~ are la actual cultivation, ivy
,sasl llas IN good shape, has sAeenp,n'
natural mot sclion FOR ssnuk nnh v ~,
n,'s.sd With a good fence, constituting ~
I'M, slrands ~ harbsd wire, cedar i''ss's
,..s ,.,la apart, ornr fhenfgsiife hs,s' !
| ~ narmussni as,fgr ~ = hnnlhvs
y, ,saaLs running lhmush Tie lnp,uN'
", ~ IN ali directions, Plenty Of timber
' VA y. ,ha eseoks. Fine now residence
s ~ .nyen az eight rooms. with all nee
...,v n,t.huildlnsH, aise over aW
nasn .fi,nproved shevp, sheatlns NV
AM n halt pounds, ANA about siAt,
I Head III iine buckle, sheaflpg ''Huses'
IA twanty.eight pounur, all W f~'
s.utition and Tree oi disease, Eve
"a ma n,uarp feet u ilrat.rlssH rnvol
sheda, flsht head American nu,ss
AMI mules wagon, harness, tAtnin
lnplemonls, buggy, vs', arrJ A.
llrhnnar 7, Martha, mAna.ss ss"' ~, IN
nartn,ent Texas lnyrstMeM S'', wv
iIetl, lurl WeAsh, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
TAYLOR.
The state Woel Growers Association
Large land Sales,

Large lnuu Miles,
special Ia tho oasei,c.
TAyLo,t, Juno q. Tho fourth annual
meeting OF tho State Wool Growers
association met nj tho opora'houae at y
n. IN, to-day, IL, G, Chan'berlin,
chairman. A full attenlanoe was
prraent and u ieiendly spirit prevailed
uxcepIing on the tnriil issue, .lnitoa
s,rong resolution waa adopted IN favor
of u tariff
Thn address OF welcome by. Cen
Griffin was we'll timed and met hearty
applense. SO wan speech by d. ",
| Ientloy, ESD. of Colorado City,
Jack evans speech las, night wa,
mixed ino much with tho old hue aud
nry III the bloody shirt, aud was mol
well received, being too much poh'
Teal,
Land salca have been quite lively
John Howard, passenger agent ~ 'h'
Bee Line, anld lila iarm 20 Wamaok
Slurpls aud Woloh for $1,000, ANA q
4 III. liooth aoid hi@ interest In his oa''l'
To Mir iloxio for 700,
Hon, George Washington Jono'
passed here to-day, but declined Y
speak on account Of personal his'nes
AT Austin, -
| A grand ball aud banquet IN nov
uroprrsning, complimentary of IN
| Stale Wool Growers association,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
WACO.
Gardner nladcs Asslgncd--The Slug.
cling Match Tho nrasos Falling.

Sperla, 10 tho uas,tte,
WACO. Juno 5,--Gardner blades,
dealer IN painte, oils, wall paper and
house decorations, made nm assign
ment thia morning, a, II, Massey bc.
ing the assignee. Liabilities, Ss,iE /;
aase,s, 50 gOs, Tho principal creditors
nrc In Now York, ~ Louis aud New
brunswick, n, j. In husintss circles
II IN what ~ called mn honest failure,
and confidence IL expressed that
Blades will soon be anic TO resume
huNiu@s,
Rrade,rcota agency here In aomc'
what worried over the statement given
through the agency yesterday ol the
failure OF the Mckinney Ma
tional bank. II In nol
known how the blundcr WIS made
II In eaid that n telephone mcsrnge he'
tween Mckinney aud Dallas, in,per
frctly transmitted, caused the error
The hanks here we're much antonsshct
when they heard OF II, II Ia duo t.
Bmdatrcels 10 any they have taken th'
earlicat possihlc opportunity 10 corrco
what pr0vca 10 ho u mlAsla,ement.
Tue alngging match last night hc
tween Marx and Mcllugh did nc
, occupy over i've minutes and ooualstc,
, Of two Nunda. A foul wan elaine,
/, hy Mcliugh'a aeoond and conceded b.
the referee, which gave victory AM
! the muncy 10 Mcliugh, Neither q
the men was punished worth speahin
I OF
( The nrasoe commenced mlling dul
, Ing last night and has rccedcd abou
I five feet An danger Of inunda,lo
. IL over, but hrmn haye been niue
. damaged,
1 A. s, Farrow. who killed ASH Dow
gave bond to-day In the sum of 5000
a lie will not bc tried until' next tori
y of court.
d The grand Jury indicted A, H. On
u lev, charged with raplng the M
i Italian girl, and he win try and get
!. trial Mt once,
!. Rt, REV, IL. w, II, Elliott, Episcop
r. bishon nr Western Texas Ia expect,
IL here saturday. lilo viii remain ~
Il dayn aud preach Sunday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
SHERMAN.
demonstrating Agains, Locating the
Federal Court nj Denison,

special 10 The Gazette,
SHERMAN, June 6,--At meeting "l
,i,lsons held NJ the oourl-honsc To-
night 10 take action ON tho federal
eour, bill, now pending In the United
Sta,es senate, resolutions were paAsna
pondemning the hill ~ !, nov sia,'us
and aal,ing In the name oI tho great
hnIy nj rnr country that said bill bs
mi nassed, The claim act M II thA'
ihe interests of Texas demand, " y
nnur, Ia established, II should 10 ~
sherman. the center Of the conhly
E,rnrsl speoohea we're made by j, w,
s,",.v In Iavor III the resolutions, and
bv Judup Hare, Mayor Bnnkler and
~ ~ i,nyd la oppoaition. They wet'
passrd hya large majority
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars Swept
Away ny the Floods.
Bottom Ianlu Overlooked and Greeks
Swollen 10 Rivers

Correspondence ol the Gazette,
CLnpunNr, June b,--on Monday
morning about o'clock the clouds nn'
burdenea themselves aud thunder,
lightning and hail poured down, Az
annliae tho bottoms along West Bnf'
falo were covered with water. The
brick foundation OF the water-works
pump.houae Was ont VI sight ana me
water In about two Inches of the Win
low. The foaidrnoe of Mia, Williams
on College street VIVA surrounded 10y
water and tho lower tioors aud rooms
tilod, The hcnerieA of MesHrs. Slmp'
aon 4 Criner were under water,
chicken coapa iloated around among
the trees. and the game nh'ehens ol
whoae future Ia the cockpit many
propheolos had been made We're gone
The stfoeta In the city were temporary
orcehs, The brlch-yarda on tssi iut
mio ws,e all flooded, and the gentle
men who own them Inform me thai
lhey cannot Yet approximate men
loas. Crona along the valleys oi Em'
pnllalo, ino holland andl Mountain
e,eeka nre total lpsaus, Green
Pollard. a negro man living
an nuiialo, lost pair ot hofeo'
that no Ind s,akod In the bottoin' ON
irneaaay Il rained necessarily M I"
o'clock II, m, Yesterday ! went !,
ihe Noland, aud lenoes arn gone anu
nil ,ropa along these fertile valleyH mr.
totally Il, stroycd, The lowest est'
mate | have heard put nron the tam
| H..
"eVa,torday met Col II, j, Cham
hers, who was ON inc u'N.e w" n.
Weaver, aud asked MN whW w w
thought OF the nomination ol hu''e'
na rrplied, "Well, air. the hoh.,n"
| tim al Hen Butler disisahch,se" NV
lilo Ia not the only QUO al we pa,a,
whom have heaia express '"'''
selves IN, aane way , n,
nr Smn,ll,ng oi Barlue WA III w
,,,y on Monday nrril hie won, WI
", .s,a,n tha. he viii ny inc Fort VERY
market. prices here not boing up 70 W
"fsE Maas, ol lightning rod lame =. =.
Mean Ia the city tor several uaSs "
las ins, orna,nea,ed the JAN a"" w
wy Fhs Pennington hotel haa b's
,,awa,d ior the raat Week W..
, I o,snnsrra coming aud going many
! Tsn, uro.pcrting for lovations'
VA" ina Vlehurne house, whone ~. ~,
prie,or il Familiarity knew, s W ~
hrpwn, l have met ssve'a' ~. :, mi
| anong them q, =, Ia.ss " M I
4 H. N, Phillira, 0renAua,, mm,,asati'
u sna t,eolsesMg now ., 'taus y. Nv
+ Ths regisler contains WY n ,An - a,
4 representatives nom 'ws sr1I. Meats i
In the past ten days, ~" w
.lrsantack convention,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
,,rahaa,,

apeslal to the uase'se' s..s,.,n an
unAuAa, June D, avoeorses'e'a . ~.
rss,sa aud Trough. 10 Graham ''a'', Nm, ,!v
Ina iallaa territory, charged WIZ, =
Slxa,ay, had an esanla'ns u' s.,.a y" !,
s,s,rl,a United States oc'n naNn 'an,,
Tor. S,,, ,s was released on siou nau ~
!es M h',is s court at Graham" ;. !, !,
'h ,, ,,"S Attorney NJ, Z, Vonn'r \
,..sv "via,laat IN the dlruhsrsa " ,, n'
WHY :, hatv, w, II sampson, NV !,
.,n .psnhar' be- Wat,a, deaus' AZ" ~
s,.sninr.,od man We're eAoh WY" ''f,,ha ~,
l'Yan,.a s,,aarea that handsome y" !, !
WAR y az ilsaham viii marry "e''"'
NY , n"Mi |. improving rapidly, ~, ~
M. H.a ~ sawn lais having au \, h,a,,
rt'Nss, n ~ sa.,nd oi the hammer W s's"''
simesl continually,
| Aitts''T' ,sef z1ag7@n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
At, Louis,



ST. Lows, June q, - nn,r - After Tho
early show at Hirsngth displaying Itself
for u white, u weaker tone cropped ont asa
RESULT al declines IN other markets., and TITUS
bringing anllera forward more freely, fslces
lot down and are y lowe.
In corn the market was active Ia the fore
mar, II tho day, and pnees advanced, when
sol,ors managed 10 keep COR tho balances ot
the day,
Provisions aul.t aud unchanged, hnt the
feeling was little better
The cattle market fnled nollNcl receipts
were large, Uornici Texans brought nam
bhl ~ ava,
sheen arc In liberal supply nna the inAr'et
Ia slow,
ratunurr
| IA. Lawn, luna a. --fhpuN~ dull ana easy,
WnrAr-So, ' tod 10 rasiH ! wN 1"n''
canN IN ( cash, ssA@sa, jnney tsls jo's,
rIinNmioNs,
Wunny.-sinady as ",
| tSnNNMnAt.-isaky atapp'
NUN MAI ions clear ~ short rle
\ ~, abort olc'rh o., ,,5,a,.,. hoo, ,ihs n M
| hAuaNs sionK rluai an sep"f sn"i 'N'F"
| caN ihl ,hpri clears 'ahh w
| LAnn-F ifmoI sthA@A',s
ityn siunN,
eAr,ne-- Receipts s;ol exports dM@i ~
.oad Ia phoiNe g6aNfh, common 10 hpdiuh
hsata lA corn fed Texan, h2A"A ~ aihsh
Tod 'rnxank thisshpa, ,.a.saa
| nnas @hncaip,r NYn9 lnwer ~ eNs W
aursr.'ites~lpia aiA, tnn real ses'd vh.rl
hn,.G pnulman Ia inoainm "a ~ 'h, k"nu "
rholce would hsins iRRam i.Nans ny
aea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06
' ronr womrn rnornury ron sA,r,
RnAh nsrArr ArAucrlos.
''o hors ~ 1 ,,,I.SlI,,l'E syNn ADDITION.

Mt AVVTIUN TTIIIltuI,NN ,,,,,.
Tho growth oi loti Wo,M JUNE ",
IN i've years oyera,u, ua'.nu ! tuuthwari,
south vi the Tosns A Ia h,r"n'u nhye iucNiul
then about for,y hous,a ~ ,Mitnhl whore
ON tho mn,nidinu u,,,,nan"'n' nullevue IL
I,eaoh ana ipaw,.,., veHaia yanmon, Miles, N.
yidcd ana wl,ofcnu,a ~, nv nscn enbdl.
Texas Investment co,nma,'s" plouhn The
rell iio lots III nunlion IN 'n"'.s United viii
ascent and IA uuou, r,,n"'vv""'u w gradual
lilo ol,ri.house nni sa,,, N.Y. w. n'shrt ihnu
The Texas 4 pasl,g ,"s, "A,nnor south of
oOuri.houaa Ia notlh az nv, r. .a,,on ,hat The
view fruln i,ooIou, ,nn"o, ,v.nfya,lon, Tne
hrauiifnl, Furl Wo,th " .m"h " not more
ihnuvh hituniad ,on'" We moth,
Trinity, iooha n,nw, ~, WoNo lhr
nsif III WA In "A yanav ~. "'uoNus hill
tho west and IN. syrsn,, NJ n,rnt Fork gu
n..... M, 49, W .NN"'u"'N, IflhNy AMI thu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06

and lower; Mms,s nominal. 4 MOL To hlsh
,Sss MA ,; ,ngl n, an. i: (, sta's.
Lam Quiet uescc renncd TX, hss s,sady
Nnt,tN MrAra-searN shoulders, packed
lever. ~ long clear and cl,M rib steady,
Nscos- sho.'sess acli spa lower NJ esN
iAss.-'hU,cc, ,uses cuea cAnvased
WnNssos;lssds, w,stcro wcuned w@
Vsrrrs- nall, n,o caruocs common to
suoauSiuIl, mlly fA,r and prime lower,
clarified sAeDN white rsAaStl graduated az,
,MM,..ss.g ,nHil, s,n,mHo, w continual
incr-ts,mer. and ,Nulen Louisiana ordh
ne eS,1 No rs, sss, ,,.ea,, p,,me crude
= @Sl summer yellow spstin
rnonurN.
con>.,ln moderate demand mixed @sbso'
| tenM whiici "a
| wnEAr-faeog7.
0Nfse-s,eaoy with h,,r demand; choice ~
itAS-iowen prime. issip, caclce so's@
al4,
iiels- steady with TAR demand, sae.
| Ni0ltr hNvitANnf.
Nnw onLNNSs' june N-ss'iph, exchange
on New York. % yer ~. pre'nln'n,
s,er'lns exchange n y, nominal
rev Suvk.
t,vn arocN,
N,w NeNis, .,lune e,-~hKtvrs-. Nothing
ioihp, ircsh arrivals of dressed heel dull and
lower Az pltebin,. tnr cuNWon 10 guuN sltcH
| austrss NereipiA u,tun weak, oiokcd heavy
nj u reduction ~ nearly alNJ pNttemrs tvVtp
30, for hheer y tpcss ~ for southern ,nmhs.
Il rNonucN,
Il Fippn-sn nail,
WnNsre,ArNt g,ntes iAmlh higher, Or
tiops vrencd eAetA hishcs, then weahemed
and arslmyd Aieflh, ciosine sicedyi Nc.s
'V Vcn Nsrctin,s Va II" at lower, ung,a,,od
NSfg.s No, sos steamer w,t@tt.i NMp@tn
'' VuSsssw-.spo, n,irs Rio aun; options
duli and sliahtly luwor
Nalce, tNN ba1a.
II Wo No.i, nrot IN. 49,. .a
June ,s,s,s,"e,,,it,s, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" W'"' w
julsa,.s ,..sss ,,NAss,t,tsss,ss n&sAs q.
AuNutl,.t,,,,tt,,,s t,,i,vs~iN sVVN'W
rNuNlNtNNs,
SUGAR Dull. mold A Ntl, standari HN,iu
Z OoG's confectirnors A q piu, out Loaf nuu
= cru.hea g..wi q powdered NAL y; sramn'nlsa
= gtt.iN, cuhNs IN.
Mot AEsrs Quiet hut steady,
iNoE.r Firm, with moderate demnnd,
al TALON Firm and active al q i',aw@
= iWWrrSr Ns.-pull and lower,
4 rn,tN null and unchanged,
y p.,nul, spot e@,
COTTON MARKETS..
a coi-ros nucxirm At ALL uSrrep nrArna
" tpHfN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06

BRAzOS COUNTY SCHOOL, LANDS
FIR Salo N Auction.

ne miu seu at public atc.
ton, IN front Of tho 01ice OF
Tsras Investment co. Lina-
tied, Fort North, at lg a,
~, June rs, 'S4, the Bra-
COS County School LtsHds,
situated IN Gay and
.4rohu counties, and notp
enclosed by tho Wycliita
Land and Cattle Com
many For jitytIieri,afoynati-
lti0n Inquire of
| jOHJN IA. HhyND. klf Qy 4
l.and ". n. S1'ODDdRil.
/ .ifenfs, Bryan. 7dnas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06

Npw onhu.rn iuno q, - corsvs =
| Apat closed steady,
law unnnary IL, ordinary p,4 tsooi
Ordinary lnss, taaad Middlins iils, Miudlint
hs,r ila.. kaii Tvs
Futatss closed iull IN. steady, and TO
| pnlntH blshNr
Halpa. lAAAl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-06

oa,vesto",
MON. IMnn 3, >. OoIfNN. hnot cluasd

GALVESTON, Juuc c,,-omros--sr closed
nominal,
Receipts, 10 bales,
Sales lRu
ENporia, none,
Stock, $ iA2
Ordinary Wa uopa Obituary. lnlal Low
M,ddilnu liza MidiiinH uiS, Good MiddllnH
nNsl Nj 'dhnv Fair n iAlH,
luturcs closed steady luly, August. Mo
von,har aud hecpmher 10 y points ilRhofl
| t,alss \ ltsl nnlpn,
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LAND ron sAts,
7 IMPROVED MONTAGUE COUNTY lANu
For Anla by
", q, JOHNSON


y. q, JOHNSON
LAWYER, LAND and coi,LECfiNa Aa'r
howip, MohMsuc county, reNsa,
Nsp aarrn III Two ldNaere tracts. adjoining
aaon ether, hltuhted about four miloa uast
from llo~ie on Denton Greek fnh bottom
land, About my acfea OF eacl tract In good
state OF cultivation, twenty,iaur anres more
being broken nearly all we'll fenced, I'm,
large amohe'houte ,sood barn, aissp,. viii,
floors above and below grana,y, crib and
atnhleHi excellent peach orchard tive actesl
hearing, The poftionn OF each tract not cuis
ins etops. via, 10 aerea wheat, 10 ~ oats, n OF
oi earn, and "a OF cotton, fermni $40 per
aero, IN Nuding above nj least nall or move
cnah, Two yrpta' Time on balance, One oi the
lien, inproved placed IN Montague county,
lhSis aorea, altua' pd about four and u halt
miicn aontheaat ~ howie, NIFTY acres IN
fence, and iorlyshve acres M good stats "
cultivation, hnlanec VI tract we'll iimoefsd,
improvements Good nam, hnuHe, gohd
well nad cls,ern, lots, crio, ntahlo, etc A.
least lnl aorsn out OF tract la good ,lllabie
land, Plenty htpak waiorwitnm three QUAR-
teis of u Mule, nnn rpns' on East bniwnen
iiruahy aud Denton creeAa, Wiil ~ grow
ing crops with place N purchaser dea,rea
nlao u hushula corn, 80 hesd uhcsp, IL head
young cowh aud calves aud SOME hoga A
bargain eau he had IN above.
idN eerce, known aa the l,nNelest plh~, alt
uaiod about nya and n hnltmileA nom ilowle
between II aud sunset, ON nis sandy otees
| RiSty nvrnn IN sood state ui CULTIVATION,
acres under fence, bnlancn llhhef Nnuntls al
| OF tract good ttllahlo land, oood hNnthl'
| hmproN cmnnts, Including Two JMalllhs
| houuen. iva Wells, lots. ETC. Terms reason
| Aiao hnn far saa unimproyet land IN
| Montague aud ndlulu'ns nuuute,l MA.
Bowie nrsGe,,S e0""eS' e"s 1 lSI,Ss,,S NP
'I,wy,r. itea, ie tate AMI COLLECTING AIT,
iiowie. Mon,asae county, Veta'
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MARKETS.


Nav ycns, June s.--oovemmcn,s quiet.
Railways hrrnlan
state securities dull.
The stock marks, was weak generally
Throughout tho day, hat cioacd nrmcr
rfaussc,icns ioauN shares.
Nav NonN, Juno a,--Monsy 2sog, close,,
llnH exchange y, " strong ~ asis,, niph,
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itorEis.

DuNSEy NOu9E, noNnAM, TENAA,
- the underaignod takon pleasure Ia an
nouncing ~ hla old friends and tho rnhilc
generally That hn has purchased thin old and
wellknown hotel property, and VIII he pro
pared 10 entertain the travelling public with
nmLc,ahH Recommendations In every depart
ment of the hotel bup,nehH, ! have also ~
connection with the hotel two large ANA
commndiuua sample 10 ums nttrd NJ nNrieah
~ for the bsnnnt ni commercial travellers
a, l.. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
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ever, smoker sAea1d' ny ''''''''
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trrMrLEroN, WINNIE y nAtrhs, AZ.
N,,iionni Hank CORNER Main and Fifet s,iue's
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COTTON Ma,,,sr rs

Srms auomlrm AT All. usrrrp nrAru'
i.uNtN.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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