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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25
First Publication, June 18th.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Yankton, Dak.. June Sch, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his inten.
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made before
tho register or receiver at Yankton, OAK, on
Tuesday, July 22nd, 1884, viz: Johan Soukup,
Homestead No l,ls0 for the northeast quarter
of section l5.tnwnship ". range 81. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land, viz: john Mudloff. Joseph Hupka,
JohSn Stedrowski, Joseph Mach. all of Ziskov
p. O., Yankton county, d. T.
q. a. WETTER Register. (
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25

paper, envelopes ind blank books made
a speciality. We also carry the largest
stock of WALL PAPERS e,
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BRECHT
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25

Excelsior Drug Store
ESTABLISHED 1869
.Purdy & Brecht,
[sUCoEssoRs 10 MILLS 4 PURDY]
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

all popular
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25
G. A. wErTER. Register.
First Publication June 5th.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Yankton. Dakota, May 18th, 1884.
~ Office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inlen.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before regia.
day, July. 18th. 1884, viz: Johann Bohlander.
homestead No. 2.5Ol, for the southeast quarter,
section Is, township 98. range So. He names the
residence upon, and cultivation Of, said land,
viz: Nicolaus Schaffer, Jacob KirschenmAnn,
Johann Bender, Fredrick Guthmiller, all of
GAINESVILLE P. o, Yankton county. D. T.
G.. A. WETTER, Register.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25
First Publication May 9Th.
Notice of Application for Pardon.

Notice of Application for Pardon.
Territory of Dakota, Second Judicial Dis
trict-ss.
In the matter of the application for pardon
of James johnson
To +. G: Smith, Esq. district attorney Sec
ond Judicial District, and Hon. A: J. Fdxerton,
VOU will please take notice that ON June
= 10th 1884. the undersigned will apply and
present IN application to the Hon. N. g. Ord
the pardon of James johnson, convicted Of
smbezglemens at the November term of the
Second judicial District Court, in and for
iankton county, ID. T., and sentenced ON the
l7th day Of January, A. D., 1884, TO serve term
OF one year and four months in the peniten.
tiHry At Sioux Falls, Dakota Territory.
May 9Th, 1854.
PHII.. K. FAUX,
For and in behalf Of james johnson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

LUHe Hn-- zional lumnrr, npNinE, ls inci
and andtft nTatF lass, BOZ s4ipplue, $50 e.
boIiug aud h0paug, clears dh ilief ti1tf
IL and ~. ~. rough lumber second Q'Ht
So; ioiHt pnd scanning, Cullsi 4it,
afDIN0-- firdt common white pins. 90
second Do 81. third d0, ~. poplar, So go
~ ~ ne.ige plnaN Sn OF 60 4, $40 neAs
rough, $3.50.
DkEas1n LuHBER-- Boring y lncnee ~.
nnd6r 50 nEle 0qf do lfzis 90 gfs@
sainuing iolHi Or any eommQu ipneaF
90 c9SE w boxing over n inehtal a4|tt
b ~ thicE eltarHt ~ tolHAtid = 81 t+siss
arrynd eiaAa. any kinu 81 ",
DREMEp AND MATcuEu FLqphfsu-Niftf
dlasa, Us. HacOnd Glars, s2L
WHITE Pr4E fuMHrf4lH1 irutfE FN--laf "
and inch white pine, 10 inch ~, 800
CgfLIsG--s AAuNu on Fi.Aff. itaf con
mon white pine, y, tily9l ~ df, $50 ~ %, 81
uoplar, q. ~ g11lt 30 poplar ~ e4-493la a
naliVGpins 81, 81 ~. 80, ~ Ga 81
PorLhn LUMBnEy--ii< ~ ena rfni -
Do Inch. ~.
EaIEsi.E8- waite pine .. a. 20 fhate- =
Yfl25. a. extra 20. }, 3d. eypfpts. best
iInnd s.; 40 10. q 3i.tG 90 70. .. t3isf u4aif
e8Vgoc heart. $50; aapa, 81. -
pfUIHTii .--W White pine, of9ffH4 sAa 4at 20
aquare 81 nat q yellow pins eo-tt laA
s5b1&359
IFlr. fiEaRHT. Eru.---LiIug, Nuauui Hl
per BILL Cement Loulsgiie az hcHtnAi9t ~
~ fli.. Fdriiand ei15 pr Dbl. fl2siFr fayif
rsN Torf - Michigan. 81 o or hbl fiaale'
IS szlog. -.V.Fsp1o9L AGO pr *,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

SAB I4oN, 80 --aorway, BE-. no. q
e1set ~ "a f4o5 no u q thoQt non t3frt
galvanized GhAet iT0u Nf334c' 30. 4 <s0fs
iIei no. = dg,, l1o.f 2lE9 f1lunF tp sa q
MihHt 1880 MD Nalf pfl. do 81 t4at
InurFn Wire. ~ per cent. ONi NnarrH ftNt1
forty per cent 90; cook Stove giNl wars
$40 blW41 90 Do VIII iriWfniugfi on Nt4yi
WOOD WORK Mnguu u4ies NfMtl lg
iunEuu. f3c8fi ~. HnRlttroes gl93f bp.gigra
3lc., spuEfl q zoos %, feiiufs, u t344N
DOubleFcef, sf259tf ~; nook yones 611ra
3 % rloW loffan y9flc.l pillow nanglfs. 81 e
B1Wt hnudisF, 81 7ti,2 ~
NAILS. 81 10 fn9. basis ied.- Burden nUrei
e4oe, psf heei % 81 Porfila dq.i 30 Wait
cr do, 90. Burden mule, 81 COS Northwest
era hoE.e shoe pals, 30, = lgo., An, q IT. ~
8 20, 80. Z, 10, 30. 3 1les LAKE ~ do. ~
t5c.s 10. 2, e.Q.i 30 9, 40 20. 2 49, y y !
A1., no Z, iec.i No, 81 100
AHEH-K.K., pr dozen, " b0sig l9f lsh -
fJQ0t3 81 hao4guFack, 80 N8f Nf hay'a
banded, Be- b085l5,
INTERPRETATIONS --Ho. ! C1iInnI eisl
40 2, 90. elsH 81; no do.i ~ 10, z do -
Mfsgf.LI sAFI0uH-IrEcs chaiuf, ~ "
rair. sa37cf p'uw fingieiFess, per 1Qs.i aa
pillow dcrbletuasr per dozen = Oh 40
bells 20 per cent, % door lorna, b f4tsi "a
wood scrsWa ~ and no pnr caat. one j i eNa
door hutie. AZ md % paf cent uui o1i Ait
uuued tlfkf, ~ per cent on; cDItq uiiff
Der cent on bline hinges, " ana 10 ptr ealii
dGi carriage brliH, % ald ~ per cons. ust
pillow bDltf. D ptf cont OH plesQ To Hafa
% yer cent. pGi deep stamped Yaf1 q fg
cent On. shallow alenpf1 Hersl " PEI rsni
OF iapanngd waFs - per csnt on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

srnAT,i-slaRar cured haB,r. I2lzo,s. q. g. ..
Bnoon. 1916 e. c'baeon, s5ss. SO az aaiA
'5s;;rrg- B4arEsrsl. i1r tlts, no. gi.08 no.
: s9h half bbls., no. h. s51f 10, = epeg
Vftdte nah, no, 4, hif bulls, SO; 40, z, co.
Dried horrinGS, per box coz 90 nan; Y
2gD cans, Sjsc,; i1n cara, s@1; 50 cans va =
oo S,sai --com1aca ios.; ordlnaEy io4e5
faig, lio.i prime 40 LIS lAney, i-'i 90
Ses 5lT ny Z 50; gunpowGof UGJg
BunAn--ffins powdered, hniss aaf to,i
halfbhiaa stei ~ los.l, ~, 49, ~
star lard Ise Louisiana gtss ss.ls 2. 'x-ilo,j
ciauno1. 5IEb1es
RloE-L0niniRnai eeIe. u a.. .
gAIT-Coarat, ia baga, l,4ltl,ei nne "a
haqs' -. laks. 80 nai hoop bblA, sA.l9
,o1svED 6oons.--Eriest poF eoAa5; Pins
apples, 1Lsndsrd 49, Peaphss s5sno s Z, 2, Z
~ " II ~ s5.i0. Tomatoes, Standard 2 -.
/ s.Si seconds, d. - 1s., si.43 "a, 49,
! corn, ei.l09i.s3i erg3a Pe...i 80, n s3t,i a.
a.tert I'll Veighi, - tLlh = ~. t4is lignt
weight, lhg e5e' p, 80 sl sstsseil' 81, -.
al.ss2iie .i p -' 1msn5sa. sT.ai eas5'
\ ir,f.oftsd SIS 0Jif.00 caao. iftF ptt Iiesl@ -
] sl z. s.,-s. f.lack berries u3f ezesn saGetl
! h's3s Eagle CONDENSED min te'ssi oio"i'
q, 3, ~. PoSeI,n siiver Lcaf, ~ carr
mar dozen, S5os ~. do. q ~: - 'oor "a
| sS. 5o., "a 50. Do, 81, 80 ,,,,
gnFps rks--iltafelt 80. 80 <, - -
I 40. German olive &c. N-ais 49, ~. ~ =.
] ffffsl f9ive. Z. Quarteffi g. Al-uite, ~
I tti6tetne Ia 81 10 dozen. C1irmAr'f m1a.-ia.
/ y, 49, N to1en. Nhccaroni, imported l1.i-i
I yi-er fi.O1 box Hrchntt. 40 hpol :.
So eii BUCKETS stl1 cu1e1. lsfQQt1.
I 81 ~ q dossn. brilliant ~. pnle., - ~
/ 11crs- 90 3 ~. do. - cases, - W nt4iiiA''
I ~ caass, q 2e' DO. ia e1sei y. -. a. n
| hT,orui alanard4 fqfA A~sgu4 ,',..~,
= 49, raolra 81 fcs1 = 100 "a nn.l 49,
~ ~. 81 rs. Nc 4es, No q u. ~ ~.
! - hashef. &C. Hofairy ana titt- ~
800 Oatmeal, y nAA ehi'' p ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Bark. rinnmnn per p I1 Peruvian. 2>S,s Q
goraf Itr Yt-cafbonaf0 of soda, Euflltt
IN C1pnerag, Sl,L Cluchiuedia- per % %
"a. Csfiile f0ap, per p ee5lg. Cream Ntftaf
nj y. par lD tJfsi8 Chalk, lunr per u s0t
~ irrindsl. a51i CD. Ihl0rll IYlrste pert
Al 5ilsi IN lIhiOroforIB, per ll bottle ioclnc
"A. 400 C0nipoltiun powder, per u y
DogcTs. per M I'll 81. fpslia aaltss Per n ~
ni,1r paF ih A3a.s Molphine pr - % 30
- on, castor, machine. 4ls1t piii Castor
per gallon. II 63ai ~ on, iAre NiniFf
tfrsinsd f3al5 on, iafd, 80. y ts37A lAlr
90 y a ~. Der "a Il 10. Flowers nulphu-
49, Alan, 81at Prescription walls b,
800 % r1f cent nre prVfeu,
- A ~. fhuH caa1a. market prices. heolit
1000 rdtdiclnoa. " lisL 1hayess Fiulo
si.acia. - ~ cent. on =. q, firid ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Twelve month"; clip, light, nne and med
am ll@l7. nno heavy 20 Hight sH1ll' ~
months, ll0ii. fill nue heavy ioal4 mi
light, nnc aud medium 1905 cqsr6i
1903.
HfDw-No. hoary nint, dry q D l6f no
heavy flint. dry, q b ne. no J llRht hiut, q
y llc No. p light flint, 3 o. sc' buNg AUG
heavy damaged 3 o 3. cpifvgina and badif
dainsged, q n 4aec, Erneu, Htlief, sound > E
10 butchers, grocn, q D DC
PEIrHfE5-b Deer fkina. 81 iset6 Gpio -
skins, q % i00lAc goat skins oacni il 5al
sheep pelta according ~ amount ~ Fooi
alc8 mp: Hhb8rlingg, according 20 amuuut u
wool, 61ig Mexican sheep potts, aalec
Mexican sheep peita, improved, llpl2c Mes
lean sheep shearllnga, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Eaaen.

UHaIrf - ffsefils1 ~ ltsl.E, - ~ pE-H4
11nT fnaat. one F8fr on. 81 y tTl ft4ff cif
d 0<4a ~ inFee gtafl qId q tls4fa faie
axiIf Cd NltfrF it9,1,
4Isna.--ClaT6l. o8ss.ts JlstiWg ~ p4tnrE|
ftyi Cataqlas PEI gallon, tltAl p feftI 81 -
r8l aharrY. f.al Eal. 81 Eos 9if MaGetf|
~ gal " t4s lF Wfile ftus. - esat
n lllsil o.
firy. 90 Uletg n1s Hei0Eirr ~ 8anEft, 81 W.
s. iIt Eruf in haakat rs laeslo ~ Doinetf'
saara pAEnc. q g34lloi go. e1aiFt, erti
Alz-a.ief AZ. ~ aez e ges .. ras4
pls do1., e. COX p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

FojsttocH-rri.n, per uu-usi, tecf 20 barrel
81 Os. abiuns. rHr Dol lied 1RlH; yellow, D. lD
9urnip white. So t0; Ruterbogo.
scans ~. - NEE bblf. BE-. lafa
lima 6Hci email batter, - ESQ, tleElaf,
medium on hhl, o. o1 Nnal, per hbl. 90
hulf hh-. MED. 90 Oh. arn hbl,l smhils a5 ~
Cheese, half riu4W iBjfc.; fuli Ofeam Hh
raRnutt. Zoe ffdar Neifhhl. $500 cab
hnFe. per crsta Go O1H83 f5
FlULrHF- hanf ~ 10 e11 yer dnraa,
young chickens ti 5se2 OJi rufsega % 20 b
Uacut asHeo. f8nNa5 bnpE1i 81 sgNa o.
lGnu--Faf OulHu. itG 600.
Fraal country butter. rhOihf. 30 q A31i
Cfsamao 1s1iScd ole butter, tGilc; olst'
taargRrinU re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Cotton 6iHs, Presses; Atlas Engines
RUSSELL Portable and Stationary EN-
gines; Rubber Hoses Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys /;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods /;
Steam Pumps, etc; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PloWs; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EyapOratOrs; Tents and Wagon Sheets ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

HaW Orleans.
pRovIsloNs,
NEW DnLEANb Dee H1-rFLnuU- Strong
but quiet family 3aJ838J, fancy noes 90;
extra fancy Hiai 30
CORN-stcady Win fair demand; in sacks,
white ana yellow ~
OATS Western easier 90 81.
CORN MTAIs-In fnir demand g 'la2a6
hay quiet primo +; cuuiGp DO ~,
p0Rg-atepdY With lair demHud at llMa
LARp-Flrm: uerce refined Z. kck7 70
BuLN MEATs-Fnir demnnd. but 80 lower
rates. shoulders, packed 30 clear RIB q.
BAc0N- Dull clear rib lower az
HANS Choice sugay-Cursd canvas6ed i0I
on,
WHISKY STEADY and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Quioa and unchanged. RIO carr
noes common 10 prime 14mn
HuqAH-Narkst QuieC common 10 good
common 3b9G35f iitr 10 fully ftir dzag3|;
prime ~ yellow clnrined A0-is 8i56: gran
SloIAssts- Demand fair common 2g;
ftIr s6aZ7: prime 70 choice alaf8
BfcH--Quiet Louisiana ordinary 10 prime
BRaN-Q niet: quoted az 81.
CorroN SIEu OIL--MTket dulli prime
crude, s3l+: summer yellow S2&@A.
OOTTDE aAliEls4v.
oetroN nuuErPM M ALL UNITED 5TArns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

FrfuttuTo- g1nauFLfHgs, Initiation afln AZ
rEc1. q tCf,f d. ali walnut, " f10igbU Cafiit
snof 1cst b cub, % 1tN4 "a CANS ara rat.f1
ff6f 81 COZ W Gall0 scat, diniDEi tltgi4fiif
ffailds AND gut Z err 4. OOftla ~ large fOt E
fa Eifrura nffh folf, = doK q ale5fIt
fa5ie8 rqnnc, 4olA9 c ffll lest q Sf.a
80. eaeh. 8 1J.57 1f HurGtunt VI f.5-1 g
wash Stands, q 1910 y1 led agfingt.af 1907
4ahy farflattg. u t143ai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
-0FgHANGE
IA Market Opened Strong
.ssrday, Fluctuated and
Closed at a Decline
IN Markets We're Active Corn
IA Up BY the Bulls-ootton
HIGHER The Figures


IA, Dec so.-aoyern uenis strong.
,,emt,es s,eg<iy.
bonds hrm.
N nnrket was decidedly stronger
!, e,renoou and prices advanced ~
cent. Buying was stimulated by
I'm the Tmri lines intended restor.
boui,d eight rates on the hrHt OF
and ,hat the contracts now ont
-o,id IA cancelled. Lncsawsnna
tt,ba scored tho greatest no
ming az 10 o. aud @l.2 Be-
4. taceawannH WIS largely bought
,aailer shorts on the rumor ihattho
= a bo twisted sud on scarcity o.
sellvery, shares having command
I,,pastsps cent per diem for use
harrington B quincy rose 7Etoll5-;
.tern. ~ % slM 50. paul, vs. 60
Il shor,. M 70 o.; Missouri Pacino d
sey central, ill 20 SO; Union Pacific,
and western Union, D. 10 5j5f.
siliay the salcs TO realize carried
"a dpwu 10 x por cent, but subse
! some prices advanced TO tie best
or tao day, notibly Lackawannai
y Union and Northern Pacific,
lsanornoou The coal companies circu
ssancing an average reduction of IS
.,i5n was issued and had ana adverse
al the share market Lacku-
sold down 20 9lM, Dela-
iladsru T. 80. Jersey Central
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

special 70 tne Garsuu.
fcANsAs CIrY, bee. 20 Provisions were
active but lower
There were but few cattle iu. no market,
demand light and prices weak
Saeep dull
PRODUCE.
.wuEAr-Cash 0 January s5Sa5jE May
6l9.
Cons-Cash gs@is; January 2gs bid;
March 2Ii May .sr.
UArs--2} l.4 old.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports;
CATTLE -ltduciptg 900: eIpuItars 25a5 l0t
good % choice shipping 1908 W. l-It common
10 medium O10i o.; feeders 5tOf4 ~, COWS
s0u 3 5O.
Hoos-Rocelpts l5G1, s02ti0
sHEEP.-Rccerts Ti5; Kansas sheep IS
p4uuds uvernEe , 1l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

y7Eoat, 8 q, ec Crackers y soda, So. Xxx
eod0, 5ci NlAh SODA, 7r,i cream ucd Ciu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

NEW ORLEANs, bee. 0.-coTros r spol
closed steady,
INV Ordinary ", Ordinary s<t onoa
OrlinnrF 81: LaU Aiddiinf 10; all-
ding iDifi Good Mlddllng 1916 SLIDING
FUTURE closed steady 81 points higher
September unchanged
Hnlna 1850 Dnlet. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

pouK--cash 10 spaI0 ~. january 1921 f-.s
10 So. February NO 03nil o.
LAIRD cash hfad SIS. VeLeunrv q ana.
~, closed elis.
nurH NEArs Shoulders 02 1901 6S. short
10 Jh0fs 55 short clcnr O 1905 10
LINF sroCE
nrovgra' journal reports
HO0a-8oeHl pts, JttO1 coat 49,
CATTLE Receipts 1859. export grade 40
03 2i; good 10 oh1irc shipping, O186fU. com.
mon u iair 20a5 ut stOckeia and feeders.
q COOS so.
suEAr-Recelp 2i0b common TO fair 40
mA NO. mHdium 20 good g fcn8 d. choice fo
extra, O.Gi ~; lambs 0la5N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

EIsNANI iItss
NEW YORK, Dec, A..-FLnUR-Eirm.
WHEAr- pot lots advanced tFc.osing firm,
cpuouh fraction higher 20. 3 rcd Suggest
80 red aasSl i-E no. 9 rcd Jauuary Sb-S
o. IS 20 closiug 81 3S; February 80 5-sHN ~
closing ~ i'S.
Constructed rnd irregular; 40. Deccm.
Der advanced fully DO cents ON covering
suOrts, OslnE watn reaction b cents; later
month opu red l-i % b-S better, CLOSING %
shgdo lower, no. 3 spot " higher Others
opened nrn, closed " % 90 ower No 3,
Is 81 dlbl-l No. 4 73@5G 30 DecembeGHt@
So cloalug rs: Iauunty. As i&a Ia, closing
As ~; Fo9ruary, 81 $50 u 80, closing AZ SIS.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE-7pot iair Rio dun; options dun.
sales ll,l50 baEs.
january ,...s.,.ttts ..sssssHssstss Npa4a W
February .-.. ,.,...... .s.s.t.,-.s 10
Match ..-'.'''.'.'''' '.'''.'..'.'''.'t ~
5uGAi-Null, EnNish islands fIai 9-l6
refined quiet; g iAmt5 extra y i54@ilz,
whitacXtraC 5@5h; yellow %; on a bHg3a;
CONNECTION A OBS powdered tFgth gram
lnied "a
htcE-Quiet but steady.
RoaiN-Quiet and unchanged,
TuHpENIfNE Dull; ut ai
PoHR-- Firm.
Brm-Quiut aud unchanged.
IlAitu---- teudB. spot d 1907 lg January I'D
n6 81; February s5AbNl
LIVE STOCK,
NEW YORK, Dec so -BNEyFa-iecoipis
b5 utr-.Cads.of which 90 were Tor uApoueU0n
direct nud 70 FOR alnughleierh direct; no tfad-
inr in beer cBttle:diessed beef -iow Dat hrn;
: ~ 20 ~ FOR oity-siRuehtered slides,
sItrEr--Rucelp 1910. very HlDW; sheep sold
80 3 00EJ2 IS. lambs, 20 - ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
LOCAL MARKETS.
slapio Dry a6ods.

GOOD midduug, gG strict midliinc, s's
midolin %; strict low nliddlingi s. low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

dun but steRHy, fNt N.Nfea
Anaeinls l1Sf
Haiea 1911
Exports cCastwlte. qg57.
Stock, 6ipSl
ofdihafs Good Ordinary ie INV
tolNlng lo1llt Nld0iins lO o.if. C.tn3 Ny
dllng Ol-la Mlddilnr feirl ia '''"'
INJURIES opened barely ffnrdV ,nfra
1leaal apu rotei Quictat 2to points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Wagon Bows; Wheelbarrows Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
takes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; Sirowbrldge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks Boiling Cloth; Scotch liar
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
a. Woods Mowers Wire Sretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shucb She'll
crs; &enR7saw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

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The Arizona champion., 1884-04-19
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Dr. C. H. Lord, formerly postmaster at Tucson, is dead.
 Rev. C.. H. Adams is considering the matter of making Phenix his home instead of Tucson.
 The Phenlx Gazette is calling on Chairman Rowe to call Democratic convention to be held on July 9th.
 Last Sunday 2,6oo head of sheep from California crossed the Colorado at Fort Mohave and will remain in this county. The amount of sheep and cattle that are being driven into the different counties ot this Territory is surprising.-Miner.
 The Citizen says It is now believ. ed that the fourth judge for Arizona will soon be appointed, and that the new judge will take in Cochise, Ora ham and Pinal in his district. This IS something more than rumor.
 The following delegates have been elected tp represent Maricopa county m the Territorial convention to be held in Phenlx on the 25th inst: M. Ii. Calderwood, s. M. Huston, Wm. Christy, J. B. Creamer, F. A. Snap, George Wilcox, J. J. Wlngar, E. E. Kirkland, w. Laughlin.
 The Territorial reward of $3,ooo for the first flowing artesian Welt in the Territory has been awarded to C. l.. Whitney, of Pinal county. Other claimants were allowed until the 18th of this month 10 contest the decision.
 It costs the Territory about $2o .ooo year to take insane persons to Stock ton. Cal, and keep them there. G.v. Trltle has recently been informed of the death in the asylum, of Dave liar, ris and Conley, who were sent from this county.-Courier.
 The Los Angeles Herald of April tIst says: Hon. b. H. Pinney, one of the Associate Justices of Arizona, passed through Los Angeles on his way to San Francisco yesterday The new Chief Justice, Hon Sumner How ard, is expected to arrive to, day, and proceed to Prescott.
 Dr. and Mrs. Burdick and their lit tie boy left yesterday for trip to the East. They will visit relatives Tn Kansas and New York. They took with them little Mabel Steen, the orphan child of the late MT. and Mrs. Sleen, and will leave her in care of relatives in Wisconsin. Mrs. Burdick and Tommy will remain in the East some months, while the Doctor ex- poets to return in about SIX weeks or two months. .-Mohave County Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1884-04-19

The Literary Society has effected permanent organization President J. C. Hicks 1; Secretary, E. M. San ford Treasurer, Dr. D. J. Brannen The sidewalk leading to the schoo house is in deplorable condition, owing to the high water. Something ought to be done in the matter.
 We are in receipt of No. of the Arrow" a new weekly paper ol Phoenix. It is bright 7-column paper, full of local and Territorial news. A. A. Symonds at the ''bow. "
 Dr. Brannen has number of patients and is kept quite busy attend ing to professional calls. The com plaints of this section are confined al. most wholly to pulminory and rheu matic diseases, which arc somewh hat aggravated by the bad weather.
 Mir. Geo. Lail, an old and we'll known contractor on the A. & P. line, has secured the contract for building the proposed new road bed on the ex- treme western division of the A. x P. The work when completed will do away with the disastrous results from washouts, with which the company has been afflicted so long.
 Agent Riordan of the Navoajo tribe, anne up to Flagstaff on Wednesday, md returned home thursday of this week. He returned to the agency to be present at council of the tribe, which took place yesterday, the Indi ms asking for larger domain to be ldded to their reservation.
 Justice Marshall has been grinding out justice to the dissatisfied at quite T lively rate this week. J. H. Wilson & Co. sued Barney Haley for debt of sos, with w. l.. Van Horn attorney for the plaintiff, and E. M. Sanford for the defendant. Judgment was given for the plaintiff.
 Warren Earpis keeping up the repu- ration of his family for bloody affrays. The Epitaph gives us an account of his brutal assault of the stewart of the French restaurant, in Tombstone, last week. The weapons used were a water bottle and pickle jar. The stewart was frightfully lacerated. EarP was fined S25. / The A. x P. R. R. has experienced great damage and delay by wash outs between Yucca and Franconia during the past year. We learn that the company have decided to re, build some r7 miles of this portion and have already began work. Company teams are being forwarded to the work.
The Arizona champion., 1884-04-19
Death of Eugene Turner.

Our community were shocked on receiving the news, Friday evening last, of the death of Eugene Turner. Esq which melancholy event occur. red at St. Johns, Apache county, on Thursday morning last, at about 9 o'clock. Dr. Brannen received a let ter last evening from Harris Baldwin, m attorney at St. Johns, announcing the sad news, and the particulars given are meagre, stating that he died sp- parently of heart disease, and very
 uddenly. His remains will be buried 1t St. Johns, temporarily, until friends are heard from. The deceased prac. ticed law nearly o: quite year in Flagstaff, and was successful in his profession. His sudden demise casts gloom over our community, where he gained many lasting friends. MT. Turner was Mississippian by birth, and when young man came to Cali fornia, in which State he studied law and was admitted as a practitioner, where he remained. practicing in San Diego and one or two other points, when he come to Arizona, and located m Flagstaff. About two months since he was called to St. Johns as an at torney, to conduct an important case, md while there was prevailed upon 70 make that town his permanent nome. and was appointed Court Com. missioner by Judge French. He had just assumed his dnties when the Grea, Destroyer called him home. His age was about 37 years.