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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

About 2 o'clock yesterday morning
tHo lathiug over the dropHecofthe ioom
occupied ~ Mgs3rs, Patterson and
Fuu6housT wuEht lire and burned {
the ceiling They gave tho alarm pun
tho il1mc~ were uNtiuguishod before and
serious dumago WINS done.
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tOnRENI

l." RNIsHEn ROOMS 7oRpIyS7, !, inn
i,'.pi,.ii' a. 'V' Live Oak street. Rt0rcncs
= --..-...- uclg.E
acceptable tvnant.. . r,,., ~ ..ii,..Ii,s.is. gi
g a. nus centrally located t,u'I Sni,tiS '5r
49, '.,N, 'httpMg; Cunveuipntly .rr anvrd:
sl-','.",,",v kNA throughout, and splendid un-
.b.. ,,,',''-l v,s cin' having br,d occupied by
NI,r,N"",'' 'NrfluIug Is In sNccllDn' utdtr.
4 I..'ti,'' 1901 ~, REM Estate and Col.
.-..,'.eg \. rni, M. 7Ja Manst. ocls.it
l''" htNI-SEN ZEAL STORE ROOMS
= YOU N'N'n ~ q Ella str Ct1, near the bugi.
".'' 'uhl"riand "a aunt cr uf rooms In IN,
Tl.la-housy, 10y MCEpuN " BoLANz, Real
.-'lg lggntS. nd ELECTORS, No.7,g Mainst
lNt REN!-A COltAGE or hlEtlf
rooms on iuss avenue, within 5 NTH.
U,t' WgA OF the Post1ihoe. Apply 10
~ TIA " lott llAtt. ocq.u
L 'T htNl-A TIE SOUTHWEST
a LAND COMPANY, 7O1 Mnin street;
hn,,,,..' iOUhe, Ne. bi6 Veal street. tlN, 3.roou
irni r., H. "a lprn street, cas-, OF Texas Cen.
wont I'..'ll,'iiI, N' GROOM huu1c, near Com
mons, i,1. tN,ias' acres land, t2l; 3.rOon
I'll. j. 40, OH street. opposite on W9rNt
sjrt.,t s.G. MUS, corner Eryay and Wood
panr 49,, o-loOm house, East Elm street,
n ,r,. ulHnch, W; t-rOom house on North
,.r',s" ',I bileCi, near branch, gi5. l-rrUr-
I',s, n., Main street, NO. s,0Ot. hcuse,
l.r.,.,' "llds' north ot Fair Brnrnd. NN
',1t5l. uousc, l.N, iirk street nor t,t,vsnt b
broom huGs' SO Curuthstreot, az
itv,S kENI-CE NrENIiY- T6TkTo,-.
! .... .ii''Vlass sleeping looms: south oarns.
i' D., ~. C.uNth.cucC3. LINp-LPy q BRAn.
---,g,,-.,..,, 49,. y. ~, s,r,ri. uu.siplr. u.r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

An lrishmu Was a,kud lur his mar
riagc certificate, lie slowly inpi his
hat, revealing q largo scar uu the head.
evidently done 10y q Hat iron. This owl
denco was to the point, our certificates
are the praises OF those who have oN-
porieuccd wonderful cures 10y the use OF
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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WANTED

WANTED-A WOMAN TO Do Tssc1S,1.
~ ralclearing in store. Apply IiSNt'
0etlq-t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Wo mluks were Killed by Jones Pad
dock on Buch 'rvok, last week. Mr..
Paddock is an old hunter and ho saws
lhe>o arc the FIRST of This species nf var
mint lhat he has over seen Ia Texas.
ClugI Times,
1t is gratifying % lolrn that the cation
crop Is much hcttcr thlu was at first
thought Many farmers who were IN
debt and down with the blues because
they feared thov could DOT pay ont, Hnw
tell Us they Will have sllug none, to 20
on after paying all thuir obligations.
This IL pleasant news, aud keeps old
Collin stiltin 'FRONT.' Black WAX.
II lrlnud did rpfu,e tu give relative
Ofthe editor NJ the Paris Free Tongue n
position la his vabinet, tho editor should
bear In miud the littlo draft he drew un
his cNcc.lency for services while editing
paper Ia Carthage, Tom bowers has
= pohural history that IL interesting
.GrveuVille Herald.
Wash Jones is not a-hpnmlpg in 4hf.
"nov' grass region us much AS no o,iyht
| THO huuCst uWk and hie OF tina Damn.
cratic party have come To tho conc,u-
sion that their diilorouroS can he M
| ranged IN the Legislature next Wintpr
without leaving the Party aud following
Suvh au uncertain! loader Hs WISH Jones'
- neuton thrni-lo.
the GALVESTON News IL down on tho
! 'drumher,h and thinks tho muint,-
nance of travelling statesmen demands
| an cNpouSU not COMMENSURATE with the
I neuohts accruing thereby u tho manu-
Actuver, middle man aud consumer.
| Tho News had about a. well "kick"
| against railways, tho cholera or any
! other adjunct ui our high civilization, as
the oiiS'tougutd 'drummer,'- nogA
| Times. n
4 largo male hog, Weighing 3tlpoundk
belonging tn Mr.. ;. II, JeyfNn, Kar
Dawson, oscauyd troYhiN p8 last Mon
day morning aud mldn u raid upon "A
bunch oJhisY huloS and horses running
IN hls/asttrc. Tue hog succeeded IN
Lklllmfa hu6 mar" and eating tho legs
A OF anythor so that She may proVe worth
4 loss, khd ran his tusks into the stomach
ot mule & tie hollow, aud IL j. not ex.
pccted ~ livt-i Corsictna Observer.
The Red River Cattle company have
sold 6,GOO acre, ut their chnico lands n
tn southeastern part OF Clay county, 20
a tual settlers, This l. Wise mOVelnr, [
o. thu part Ot the company, aud ~ cri.
tunlN great move for Clay county.
Large pastures don't build up toutttrS
nor towns, hut rather serve t. ward oil
the class of mvu must conductive to the
pros pCrity Otacouuty, lfrattle men, who
are IN debt, would sell oil part of their
land to actual settlers aud do huSines,
within their means, their profits would
ho greater AMI the value of their lands
aud stock would he greatly enhanced.
Ton much speculation on the part ~ eat.
tlO men. has already caused a dparth IN,
tue cattle business, which il destined Ia
igsi tlll cattle mon begin To do business
ON a cash bnsis. Montague Northwest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
HEALTH RESTORED.
EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY

rms institution. conducted Hy tgu Ur-p'iun
or education pursued Us ieignyl To dsyr'ar
lhe mon,al, moral and physical unvera d.
'he pupils, and TO make thow useful wou.ou
NJ refined TASTES and cultivated uMuuer..
TERMS ~ ApNANCE
tOlrl, washing and trI'iNu, Mnlullnr
S'suuuyN Drawing French t,rmnr,
Fancy Work and tuoouiimry inurma,
rN expenses, per session Ofilye months. sIOU
Music uud use nj piano .... =,
Entrance Zee lonly Ger the INST ycnr) .... 5
Dung ladies' desiring udmltjancg Into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and Recommendations. For
further particulars, amply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Tho skin is ut thut delicate natur,
upon which thumoSt Improvement can bee
made aud 10y the use oi pu2Inn's mp,Ii
Gated complexion powder all ruughnoss.
shllownes' and irritation can he over,
come, leaving the skin drlicatrlv ~ bite.
soft and smooth. This preparation has
a Worldwide reputation, 50 no fear need
he entertain Il of the result. Sold bv All
druggists. ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Another large lot of musical instru-
mcnls received this week by G. II. Ed
wards in bond, from manufacturers in
Germany and France. This in the finest
stock of those goods ever brought TO
texas. the attention of merchants es-
pocially solicited.
G. ". EDWARDS,
733 and 10 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

w AM ED-A SITUATION q 61 ~ =
w eral work about house ana ,tsIi NhN
good German man. will give sntistales b
wages no object, Apply 10 Si4 Sin :, l Ion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Al tho last meeting OF the CITY council
Alderman Cockrll moved that the wa
ter commissioners be granted funds 70
carry out their work, which motion was
carried.
Mayor Caboll yesterday vetoed the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

some interruptions parties threw a
rock into the Missouri Pacific train at
Denton Friday night, which camo very
near hitting two passengers ON the
head. The train WIS In mntion nj the
time. the road has taken siups tn ferret
out tho parties aud bring them to JUS.
tice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Awoman whose head is frosted by
some sixty Winters, found roaming
around In the neighhorhood of shady
View park, was taken In custody and
lodged In the county jail yes prd v for
safe keeping. She l. Insane and AN OBJ
iect OF charity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
phRTNsRSHiP NOTICE.

uE, t!hM or HAMN y WukprR-
~ ,t,i,ii hatcher, ,nd marlSr, tienlsr.. Ne.
irr.s a., ~ = having disposed Of their hrs.
i,', Su'vepu 20 sRlIl business. An nersnuis
wiz, .,, i3,, hln VITA De paid 10 the now frn
WV" '"'uhuc thc business nj m, oid s,end.
III n 4 MIiNDEit ttiW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
IBH MACHINE SHOP
Bras Foundry and Boiler Works.
new and MOST IMPROVED AACHIgER.
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN q PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR
gn1 Block S.0f Santa Fe Depot,
BIAS FOl0lfJ and boiler Works.
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
Ono Block S. Of Santa Re Depct
DALLAS, TEXAS

DALLAS TEXAN
Are prepared 90 Go ell Kinds OF IRON
WORK ON shortest notice. Fine work r.
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iros an,
Brass Castings, and In inct everything In ~.
line executed and nnlshed IA a manner equ.
To the best shops I'm 'hc whole country
ModelH made 70 or,ier. Don't forget webava
the Best Machinery asd most tlgilled vors.
mon Ia Texas. Contracts Tor the ron rnrl. c,
all kinds of machinery desired. Dos't forge,
thopiace lfyou want good, sutsianHs. Won
done Mt llviNF rrices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

A man named nomelly was arrested
yesterday aud lodged in Jail bv tho po-
lice on the charge ofthreutening the life
OF his wife. They caulht him near the
stockNard saloon, accompanied by a
shot gun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

City Va. Hepry Casey, Il, RlEer, Lee
West, intoxica,ion; lined SSeach.
CITY W. Richard Wilson, interfering
with private property; continued.
City W. Jim Snyder, then; discharged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
Talluu out Standardization rapcr,

Tho approaching election Is bringing a
number ct foreigners TO the front, who
arc taking out naturalization papers
and btcomng citizens of tho United
States. The laSj Is NJ Sigal, u Russian,
who took the accustomed oath renouuc-
ing tho ear of all the Russias and ali
crown heads, AID embracing freedom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
Thn Arl I.nlerlnIn,nnnl.

We call tho attention Of the public to
the fact that the ladies' ant entertain
ment, to be given hy the auxiliary eA-
position society Of Dallas l. TO be one OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
CIERn.

IJ'EAR REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
~ W II. THACEER for unity Clerk.
A h AXE REQUESTED . ANNOUNCE
" ". NJ. c. Hill as candidate for re.
lection 10 the Office Of County Clerk.
WE ARE kEQU ESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ HENRY JOKES as a candidate for re.
election 20 the of'ice Of District clerk
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

itqE SALE THREE ENCELLET
y drummer wagons and teams. ApJyto
..H lANN LIS statutes. te.lu
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WE ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W j. G. MCCABr as candidate for Con.
Table IN Precinct No. /.
AZ y ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN OVERLAND IA p candidate forCon-
f9'lC in Precinct No.
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COUNTY Nrroi,NEY.

INTERPRETATION. EDTO ANNOUNCE
~ &, =. thIErnsu candidate lar rg.c'Ur.
Nnu lo me 1ro OF County Attorney nj IN.
n.u.ng election
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LEHISLATINE

(EEARE REQUESTED 70 ANNOUNCE
- /. r. IEhHElLa as candidate for tine
me Legislature, Dallas cnuuly, Texas cleo
oh,idpt'dN"N 8. loH.
w L AREAU1IOElTEDTO ANNOUNCE
" H. u. CooNnEs n> % candidate ror the
Legislature FROM lullis county.
WE Observation-Disclosures, s.
W MT r. $. hNRHuuGU as % candidate
ior the Legislature iu Dallas county. sHbip..
eu 'no action nf'Nn Upup.rYpr
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Send i5t our box n Be asah lal
H,19 ugs. Of f.al' g,ttla
! baJfltlp hTl'llp 20. Ns7s. Gs.
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ia. county Clers Dallas M. h.ilis
Nv l. ~ HCeu ii"rn, Nn'y. letas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

~ W. u, GRAHAM us candidate for Ccu.
sinbie of Precinct No. NJ the ensuing el4c.
ton
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| oSl-AN INFANTS mood PAlE
- u uVi " nllned with eros grain libhon;
warded by returning same 10 Mrs. Bcnrctt
opposite tluyd street Church oelS ~
I uSI-ON, InE MONT % TIE 7TTI
- ut,-A hickory walking stick, rather
large. with crooked handle. trimmed with
iNnrys nlS,,n,otrmn j. Is. en- side OF handle; a
reward WI hc gwen for ia return 10 ]. IL
krnn, No. sycamore st. S.lg',,
| oSl-oN INN BtiWEEN FUlVF
~ Worm mi Dallas, tucslay might. ri
covered intinoWndum hook, with mama ~,
cov.r ltndder VIII leave Il Mt Graf d.Ivi a.
,9r Hoiei' ne viii be paid IS reward E i.
A''"A7' ocll.3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

L ,h ALA ME- LITTLE FL NNTA.
A uuu, - miles due south uf the city, sOs
wv NcIeS HdNanlu iaid ont for cunyr.
l'u'e ana pruhi; the different apartments
separated hy the most >uh,tputlpi frrres.
bs'"iliul ui.diuL site Uu am uuiutuce that
ANSs u talr view ut the city, its surrounds %
an! e'r emery; pustHry, witt tanks, nrst.nt
Euit. NYluhlc land land plenty are. wood. MAY
,, , ,i i' ehnil tract, tu suit purchasers ant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

4 Va itENI-CE NrENLI.Y- I0rNTJa,-.
NJ 'class sleeping tooms: south a5ro,.
~ c9hNeu'cucc8. LiNr-Lpy a BRAp.
.-.,,,-...1 Mhlu street. un..tpIr. .u.if
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUsIICE or THE PkACE.

WEARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNUUkCE
w S. n, BRASWELL as a candidate for Ius-
lice OF the Peace for Precinct No. |, 81 the
ensuing election.
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tSrEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W w. T. STRANGE RS q candidate Tor
County 'rira Hi Tine ensuing plr"tiun
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: Ladies approve ut your smoking "I.h
tie JokNr.'
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OPERA STABLES.
CLARK 1 DESMOND. PROPS.

DEN, SAMUEL ROSE, m, CHn,srtAN
~ guardian and evangelist TORONTO. u, ",
hsd severe Nul pUiuiyl trouble, rrvsip.lNtous
uleSnon "i 'mhsi tried the best inedicsl
skll Nitn'hl success N'ltg liuimcui re-
lnoNeu lue lchlng, tumiug NeuN .tiou' IL.
ec'eal en~H lHa Ni..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

HAY Loose from wagon IS 0p@l0n 90 per
cts. Oata country, S0tps2is Gus, bran, 200
6eper i0D. Chops. 81 90 per y lbs. Cotton
seed meal. sl.0O '. 100. Mlllet, per ton, $40
oil. Miliot seed, 300.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
MLENNAN COUNTY.
Terrific Hailstorm at McGregor--Local
aud Personal Paragraphs.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
McGREGoR, May 22.-Iesterday
storm of unusual severity visited this
section. 1t commenced to rain 10 the
morning about o'clock without wind,
coming from the north. At first 1t
did not rain very hard, but increased
until noon, almost without cessation.
AT noon it cleared of and promised
well for fair weather, but about .
O'Clock the rain again commenced TO
pour down, and by 4 o'clock the face
of the whole earth around this place
was a sheet of water. AT about 8
O'Clock the cloud above us COM
menced to send down hail.
This lasted about an hour,
and for fifteen minutes before il
stopped mailing the largest hail-stones
fell that l ever saw. Three were
weighed by Mr.. S. O. Nelson that
weighed three-quarters Of pound.
One measured three inches and II
quarter in diameter one way ana was
one and three-quarters thick, being
tlsttened somewhat, and 1t was solid
ice. One Maidstone an hour after IL
fell measured two inches in length.
AT this early hour cannot make n
report of the damage to the growing
crops, but it must be great. One
farmer living near here says his
field of ten acres of wheat Is
as fiat as though stream of water had
run over it. Oats may recover, but
where wheat is flat IL cannot come up.
The large hail came from the north.
This morning the sun shines out, but
heavy clouds are lying Off on the
horizon.
Miss Ellen Vaughn died Tuesday
night, and the rain was so const ant
and copious that she WAS not buried
until yesterday. Miss Vaughn was an
eccentric maiden lady of about thirty
years of age. Since her brother left
last year she has lived nearly all the
time entirely alone, and most of the
time through the winter with
out fire and many times without
food. She was supposed TO be labor
ing under diseased condition of the
brain, and lived sort of a hermit life,
being remarkable for her lack of social
qualities. She was buried to-day with
not single relative to follow her to
her last resting place. Her people live
in Mississippi.
| Two Ice ana peeI-hONtes are noN
ready 10 open for the accommodation
of our people-one by Messrs, Luck 4
Woodland, and the other by Mr.. J. w
! HammOnd.
The 90xS0-foot rock building is en-
closed, aud the work on the inside II
being done.
Miss Maud Buileson of Waco Is Wis
ting the family of Mr.. Clarence Cham
beTs.
The new lattice pavilion around oul
public mineral well is now com
menced. The reports of remarkable
cures come in all the time. One famil,
near Crawford has been cured of di;
eases of sixteen years standing by tn
use of this water.
Mrs. Randle of Fort Worth visited
her daughter, Mrs. A. j. Oxford, las
Sunday, to see her new grand
daughter.
An excursion train will start from
here for st. Louis and CbicaRo OF
MAY 90, over the Texas " -. Lou
railroad, and will return on the 10Th Q
June. To Chicago and return $3.50
10 st. Louis and return 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
ssdd,es. Harness, Etc.

sEIRT1N--No. California ekirsing, pei
roll, A04c,; No. CALIFORNIA; xkirttng per sidc.
ts,sc. No. 1 fs,r hemlook. clean. elrnd sscck
i0c.;. No, , mir hcmlock, no oil, SSc.. No. l
oiled hemlock, clean nceb, size: No. oiled
MxRNissS nATHnR,- mo. Onto. medi-
UNI and heavy weight, s7c.; No y Ohio mo
dinm and Light. $50, No. hemiock, Sic.; No.
S RfiisfiS1 BSiDLEs,-No. 1, u conn.,, sswed
n, iper dozen, - 50; No. 10, X bile. IN, pigeon
RIDING BRtnLfcs,--Nin In. hlk. ar f>ir douh.
head curb bits. $40 90. Y do. fNncy mont do,
sis %: u in, long rein do, Sib uo:. X IN, dpuh,
and stitched mont do, extra curb httt tl6 20.
FILIifNtsS---h IN. short rcin, blk. or fair,
eSb 90; X do, blk. or good, $40 81
HADDl.FS.-~No. stock Chcvcuoe, LLAMA
pockets, 40, Number IN ditto. leRa the
pocketa. xS2; No, loose laced, coarse sun
trec, 81; No. loose rivitpd do, 80: No, 4
Colorado, genuine abort Friesekc tree, 81: No
10 tied, cunrsc, sla No. % do, sun tree, elo.
No 80, stitched, null rig, rose tree, 90 90; No,
~, tackled, do. do, ~; three.auarser and half
HARNESS., wAaoN.-.lA ~ and TX inch
long ting, complete (coilar, bridlcs. lines,
ctc), sAsA1sn2o; ~ Inch, machine, short
tug, complete, he 90, ~ inch, hnnd, oak
stock, short tug, Complete, si7; N inch nat
SsfiuRS. Eureka No. 3, chased. per dozen,
-, fndinnola, blucd, per dosen, 81 80;
Mexican, two 70 three-inch rowels, 81 23Sst75.
LE9GINS.--No.l l, Cal. style, cali, ~, No.
Cal. style, kip leggin leather, Is 50; No. q do.
@ No. y. old style kin do. 81 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
Hardware.

BAg IRON, % 90. Norway, Co.; Mo. ~ i
sheet iron, i.4c. No "a q sheet iron, 6i<o,,
galvanized shost Iron, et9I1izc.; No. u Y soda
To-: No. a do. l5c.: 2,x28 roofing lin. sl4 NJ
@l560; Iix20 and 10xis pat. do, 81 zoos co;
timers wire, 30 per cent. of; unner's stock,
forty per cent on; cook stoves, with ware,
$40 bDlsz5 %; do, with trim mings, sIf 60eb60D0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. Sc.6 oyi 10;
tongues, D0catSI on: slug letrees, Oil bolstArs
5Dc.; spokes, "a 1908 % folloes, u s5ts9 rs;
D0ubietrees, o. 250tl 90; neck yokes, 81 00d
25Dj plow beams, Bletb5c.: pillow handles, 81 70
G250i handles, 81 1902 ~.
NAILS. % 20 key, basis l0d.--Burden horse
shoe, per heg, v 10. Perkins do, " 10. Walk
or do, IS so; Burden mule, o. ~; Northwest
ern horse shoe mills, No. I, 51c, No. 8, 2,c., No
Q, 23c., No. I, 2lo, No. ., DO; "iake'st do, No
&c.. No. q z,c., No. q s2c:, No., 1c, 30. y
2lc. Nc, 7, 1857 No. ., Ec. .,oaa
eo 00g9 5oi. Mackensack, ~ 6oe7Doi boys,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! Gilman, sl70o;
No.g DO. as COT No. do. GA; No. do, s26 I;
MSiiscEILANEous-Tr-es chains, a. re,
pair, sQt7c.: pi0w singietrees, per dox., % 1
bells bells % per cont. Oh; door looks, tsa5aSs @,
wood screws, 50 aud 10 per cont on; l. r cast
door butts, 40 .and 10 per cent. on: cut and
timed tacks. ~ per cent, on; coffee mills, n
per cent. on: blind hinges. % and 10 per cont
on. carriage bolts, Us and 10 per cent on;
pillow bolts, B per cent. OF; pieoe tin ware
10 per cent. on. deep stamped ware. % poi
cent. on; shallow stamped ware. 10 per cent
on; iapannsd ware, 10 per cent Oh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
New York Stock Market.
GOVERNMENT sECUBITfEs.

NEW York, May L-6overnmehiss'esu!'
Railways irregular.
State securities quiet.
stock market weak and depressed at oper.
ing and prices dropped n 10 3 81 per cent.
with coal shares, quincy, Northwest, Lake
shore. New York Central New Jersey Cen
tral. Rhode Island, Northern Pacific
preferred. and Unien Pacific Is features.
Rsfore 4, a. IN. the market began to improve,
and there was rise OF IL TO b.. per cent;
Missouri Pacific was especially prom.
inent In this advance, and touched
G5s. The advance was paIuy
h s.a on reports that Commissioner FINK
Intended TO advance freight rates. specuia-
lion continued strong until after the pupi'
cation of a statement which was uniavorapis
and brought about general seiing
and decline. In the afternoon the mar@et
was irregular, some shares receiving
good support, while others were depresse1
and sold at the lowest point q the week
prominent among the latter were Lake
sho,e. Illinois Central, New York Central
md Northwestern. on the other hand. Mis-
,ou,I Pacific, Western Union,
rrn,on Pacific, Reading. and ore
ION Transcontinentsl aud Pacinc Mall
,vere nositively strong. The market closed
,,regulsr. Compared with last night, closing
nr,ees are ~ per cent. lower for Northwest
an . FOR same preferred, ~ for ST. i'ani pre-
,a,rad w for Rock Island ~
~, Iackawauna. 4s4 for Illinois Central
~ for lake shore. 2 for Michigan Central. ~
q, New York Genital and for Northern "a
:, ar nrefsrred, while Western Union Is "
nsr cent. higher. Northern Pacific NJ head
-, missouri Pacific ~ per cent. othe
r,..nss. N the active list were not NOR
$50 an uer cent. either way. Specie for th'
. 'aa,, AN, ss7. making for The year thus ia
"ss al =, against q, $40 Tor the same time
- ~ salss Of stock for the week s2,i5iso
shares. .,s an,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
building aaAs.rla,

LyxBEH-Rouyh lumber, boxing, u Inrhs,
and under, nrst-class. e2l; stripping. .xxS, s21i
boxing and flooring. clears, el6. thick cjsaYA
" and tx, w: rough lumber. second clhAs
Sib: iojst and gcantllng, oulls, tlt.
HIDIHD-Flrst common whito pine, va 70
sscond do. 90: third do, VS.; poplar. e26 O0a
n %; native pine X: 40 do Y. rs; natiw
DsEssKp LuHsEH- Bcxins u inches sns
under, 90 o09@ %: do hxa, ~ O1D3 %
scAntllng, jOist CT any common lumber
tz5 00g& 20; boxing over ~ incho4s e1Q,Q0Q
second - s ciass. any KIND. III 1cSx 81.
DasasED AsD MATCHED FL5oRpo--FiTsi
class, 3lB; second class. vi,
WHITE PINE FUknJsufHa LunEgk-lk, -
and 2inch white pins. IN inch do, w.
CEILIr0--BEADED on PLAIH--p1rat DOM
mon white pins. y, el2-6I ID do, ~; ~ do, ~
nsilvspine. X. t2z.5o; 90, y, e16.
PcrLAH LrxpER---lN. TX. knd ipon, ~
acknowledgements Pine A, ~ 40 shaded a
SIS. dosxtre no: 1. 80 c{pFes:, hsst, nny
Pfcx Ers.-yhtte pine. dressed ana hsaded
sq9are o. nst,St yellow pine DO =; 18th
Liz, csxsr1. Erc. Iims. Austin, o ]
pr tbi, Cement. Louiivills or kossnAiS. al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

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