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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
ON CHANGE.
Money scarce-The Stock Market
Was Very Dull Cotton Was
Steady and Unchanged.
The Grain Markets We're Badly De.
moraliaed Yesterday Provisions
Irregular.

Nav YORK, n, W sept O.. ooyornments
firm for four per cents.
Railways steady except for Erie new sec
onds, which were drawn rom 6ito ssH by
room traders. Later there was rally 10
COLA
stocks were dull; transactions only eO.0)c.
In early dcalings the market, with Northern
Pacincpreferred and oregon Navigation as
features, the former fell on lss
per cent, and TO Is, and the latter to- n. De
cline, outside OF these stocks was only
fractional.
About p. IN speculation became more
active for Union Pacific and ST. Paul, and a
/ firm tone prevailed. Prices rose X to ~ per
cent Union Pacific sold up to isjS, North.
western TOTE, Laekawanna luSN and western
Union 60. The market len on strongly at OF
near best figures. Compared with last highus
closing, prices were y to per cent higher
New Jersey Central ana Northern Pacin,
are 10 x per cent. lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

MnATs-Very excited and higher Sugar
cured hams, i5He; o. ~, bacon, lici B. G.
FISH Maokerel. ION kits, No, ], u.l6i No,
q 0i.05; half bills, No, /, Zoo No. y e8.00;
White fiAh, No. 1, hlf. bblh,, V.25, No, 2, 500;
LARD-Tiefcea, lsei cd and CON cans, a5Ee
.0n cans, ghoa lon cans, lOH ON csns' 1910;
3 y cans, 1910.
fair, I9o., prime Hio, $50, fanoy. 10: old
government Java. S0Ac,
TEAlImperiai ,iOe0o; gqnpowder, 5ooT0
suaAh-Flne: powdered, bblh, eve; do,
hnls.) bls-, 9lso,i out loaf, $40 granulated
star lard 3D.; Louisiana grammatical, 7lko.gs-.
standard A,7Ao.i choice white, re; yellow
clarified, ISz@7Ao.
BAIT-Cosrso, In bags, gl.2bQsl,a0 nne 10
baga, ~. lake, Ia Dat hoop bbih., p2lO
PCIsskD Goona.--Isrioas por doEoni Pine
apples, standard, 0l.95. Poaoh9s, aiapd hrd.
lbs, gl.85; 3 his. G1,256o2J0 HAeOnda, hk
also; No., u 10, Tomatoes, standard, Z ph
corn. ' si.io@i65 Green I pSSs si.@ Sooss
oysters friii weight, NJ, bib; ~, S2iO; light
SG Ugh y go n. az a sSlsaop' B.
81 .8as -: sArdinea. American, $500 case
Imported, tls.J0Dl 20 case: Etrawbsrriea,2 ~,
' az y ysgl siG onsSnssd miif eS5s crown
"B1Risg PowDER.-siiyer Loaf ~ cans
per dozen, sos 1lle; Do, 81 SOi IN. DO, q 30
3D. do, 81; 3D. do, el2.
gURBRtH3-e tRron, tHo Boap, oommol
no; GeTmsn olive, SIC. Candlog. full boxes
NE; halves q; quarters, c. Indigo. Csc D
Bluelnk, 8oe5i.00 dozen. Coleman'A mustard
sl.Sfe855O dozen. Maooaroni imported, lion
American, al.00 box buckets. Two hoops
g20Odoren: we'll b jackets. 500 dozen. RrOoIna
oi7sss ~ dozen. Brilliant oil, bbls gle, Isu
pion, do, 3lo.; do, 20 cases. 81 70; Brilliant
rs cRBea, Ga 90; do, l-i2 laHea, ~ ~.
FLoUH Btanardia Royal Patent, s. .
/ 3 bbi.; sacks. q loo p 100 bg. No. Texe
per 100 lbs. 90, No 2 q 20, NO $50 ~. Corn metl
/ nor buHbal, $50; Hominy aud gFits, v bbl
/ t5 %, Oatmeal, D hRlf bbl., 81 -; Crack q
/ wheat, Vis, 90. Crackers. X soda. 07<ato., X
/ soda zoe; Xxx soda, 7nG.; cream l0c.i gin
/ GER enaps, 3d.; lemon creams, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

special to the aaue,,s.


Special 20 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Sept A--Tho decline in wheat
was not so marked as yesterday. yet prices
were lower and the market exceedingly dur.
SPECTATORS are very shy.
Corn was slow and also a shade lower. Tho
corner Is not bursted NJ yet
Pork and lard gaturs dun and lower No
speculation In them whatever.
Cash meats dun aud again lower
Cattle slow and 10 cents lower on Texas
steers. The supply is very large,
sheen dun.
PRODUCE
CHICAGO, Sept a.-FLouR-Duil end uu.
wmEAr Weak aud unsettled; opened
lower, rallied, then 0uctnated aud clicked n
under Yesterday. September 7fSs0TYll,
closed ,5si October 56lsaIs'., closed n, \
November 'ssals; UlVsed .S's; No, red 7SlS;
Cons cash SS,la56, closad 5Sl& SOFTEN.
/ Der 6Nel6i., closed $50; octohcr S8i.ei
| 5lts, closed SSss; November iNst0,s, closed
! iSA
foRK-,Ilesh II Saels 90; september Il o.
LARD september 7@l 10, closed : oS; ootO
suIx SrHTss--shoulderu IS; short rib 10
short clear 10 10.
LrvE STOCK.
nrovers' Journal reports
Hoes -Recetpts Nl1G choice 5 HN0aaN
CATTLE Receipts 500; export grade
q COZ O y. good TO choice shipping 9 OOri6 81
Interior to medium it00o5 IS; Texans 5
smsIr-Roceipts 1900 inferior TO miv
2OkoS 20; medium TO good NN0h ~; TcNa
2sStH 6 lambs, per head, ONeStO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Ten, Sept o.
This section wss visited last night by
one Of the heaS lest rains Of the season.
1t has filled the tanks and insures the
cattle plenty of water and grass.
The value of the rain to the cattle IN
terests can hardly be estimated. III
prevailed all over Southwestern Texas,
A lady OF this city had a 5000 cluster
diamond pin stolen from her last Fri.
day night, but she did not miss II until
this morning. Officers are working
nm the case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
Wool and Hldea.

Twelve months clip. light, fns and medi.
nm lg0ia. nno heavy To light, lABl6 SIX
months, l2mt5. fall, lno heavy, lO@l2, fall
B6tln.
Hints NO. heavy mint, dry \ o. 40; No.
heavy fint, dry, a n ipc No light fiint, y
N pc: No, 2, light flint, a NJ ac. bulls ana
heavy, damaged, 4 NJ n calf skins and badly
damaged. y n fetgc; green, sailed, sound, y 70
10 butchers, green, a n hlfc.
pELTIfIs- Door skins, NJ m 1908 ante ops
RlSius, y NJ lONlSc; goat skins, each, lOD2h
sheep polta, according TO amount OF wool
= co up; Ehearllngs, according 10 amount OF
wool b6610 Mexican sheep pelts SptOc,
Mexican sheep pelts. improved, llDi2o; Mex
lean sheep aheArlings, Do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

PROVtstONe.
nav ORLNANs, Sept 9.--FLouR- uict and
weak high grades 1904 81.
CoRs-null; yellow mixed, Gi; yellow, Go;
choice white, 10
oars Western scarce aud easier at "a.
lCoRS MEh.-Dul aud lower ut i0a2 ib.
HAY-in moderate demand; supply light;
prime quoted at 1876; choice, l6k0 Z
nlpORK--fair demand hut lower at lTh.
llANO-Lowcr; uorce rcnned TAl key s.
BULK MEArs-~L Lower hut In fair demand
shoulders packed = 10 long clear and clear
rib 1927,
BGcoN--ouio,; supply light; shoulders *;
long clear lils clear rib llA.
HAMS - Choice Hugar-curod canNRscd
ltMlblt
WHIsRY-Highcr western rceuned o5a
l26.
RAtLEN-IfiEher and nrm.
CoFEE-Dull;R cargoes common toprimo
sA@ltSs,
suaAit-Quict hut steady. common S9ps;
fair TO mlly aW l-i@i - prime 81;
MoLGssEs--D Dull common 20; refining 200
lO
RicE.-steady with good demand; ordinary
] 20 choice 4kBhh.
BRAN-.H ghor at 52H@75.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
country Proaues.

Potattoes-Irian, new, per Ousbsl $50,
S5l Il o. ssaSs. II X r. med 65is.. 5e iaiss
lima, b1fo.i ANAL butter, fxee5o. Pickles
half bbl. med. IS %: half hill, small. Is -
Cheese, half cream, IKE. full cream, ite
Peanuts, i01l2JSo Oder, hhlf-bbl., W W
Cabbage, per crate 81 20.
PoULTnY-- hens, an q Q W per coHsn
young spring chickens, 81 l5at2 70; TuIh oye
% sassio b0: oseso, " 70 o. 50; DuckB, " 6oe
8iU.
EaGs-Per dozen, lsGlsc.
VTosh country butter, choice, ~ y zoe.
Creamery ,B5d@371fo.; old butter, 5000; Olso
margarine, lbo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
I've stoek Market.

@naatorn Texas and Southern Texas stooA
cattle about two dollars per head less thAn
tho above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 hsAd
and upward, delivered ON the trails. and for
such cattle Ra those raised I'm tho counties
embraced In tho following territoTyi West
OF the Texas Central Hallway; north OF line
south OF Red Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

COTTON HEoEIPm AT ALL UNITED State
PORTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

NHv oRLMEs, Sept. g. oo~ro-
spots closed quiet AT l-i6 lower, nom good
mlddling TO falr inclusive.
sales TO-
Law Ordinary Tx Ordinary .. Good
Ordinary ~ Low Middling l17.lg; Md
FutnTss closed dun, September points
lower other months 20 points lover
galeH II IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

Furniture -Headsteadr, imitation vain az
each, n zoos % ell walnut, "a 60hlO so ChAiru
wood seat, y dos, 80 1907 90 cane and rattan
sent, - oote OQ cane seat, dining, eig oO02o o.,
Childs and rockers, Is o0hle 6e large rock asl
z 50 Mirrors arch topp, y dor, 81 SO1Dl2 5ol
Tables, round, 81 OodeS60; fnll leaf, q 60loN 50
Safca, zach, g 2SoefO N Bnreaun, Is s0SAqO %
wash stands, FL 9SeDk sol bed Hprinen "a 1901
Baby Carriages, 81 knA2l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

grass Texas shade lower, offeriug Very lights
Nports hN1h 3D. good to choice shipping
ceeS ~ common 10 medium 5tOe5 30
steers 3nds 30.
HoUs-Rrceipts. StAl. weak and slow %
lower; 5f5elS NJ
snsEr- receipts iso, Quiee mir TO good
lever, 2 fbNS 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
Chief Fire Engineers.

CHICAGO, ILL., Sept. 9.-The
national convention OF chief fire
engineers began in this city this AFTER
noon. Nearly two hundred members
are In attendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
arnln nnd Kaadainira.

Inferior, $50 ,oatA, 2let22I<c; barley, $50 90
rye, bOc; oarn. 25e259t hay, loose iVi, tbs
wagon, % O0a6 % per Ton bale hay, " VDf
90; bran, SIC. per lOJ chops, u Oogl I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

Powder BlaAting y keg, " Is Rins, " y
a. co. Rine, v l2Jf na,.2'2i; Rihs, R6N ba.,i 2i
ahot-s2 y sack SUCK shot. " .,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
Drpgs and Paints.


Bark, Cinnamon per D vi Peruvian, 8a2bl.
RoraE, lsc. Bi .cnrbonh'e OF soda, Engiifl
Do. Copperas, 8ai. Cinchinedlai por OK 90
q. H., per M I08f5. Chalk, lump, per ID 293.
tie includedfr@i % ohloral aydraie, perth
u BIOL 49, chlorOfOrn, per 10 bottle lpulud.
"a, s1O3 Composition powder. per 10 ~
D6yers. per ID 81 20 EPSON saltsj per 10 80
-. Gum Opium, pr ~ e ~; Gum Can an
) co. bii, Castor, maotine, eO@lo oil, Castor,
per gallon, 81 COOL 70; oil, lard, winter,
i is' F. 4 W., or o. u ~ Flowers sulphur.
gNe95. Alum, 3SeDb. ireEeription Walls BY
case 90 per cent OF. broken, 30
ess ssn S 7noT az ~. ssye R saa
| ExtTacia, 20 per cent on i. ID. Fluid Ex-
tracts, p per cent. Oh. Essential oils. b.
strictly pure white lesd, q IS. Spirits ttr
pentine, Mob. Boised oil, gic.
/ TIN HIfEItAAh-wfLLfAhHo of,pl3,
Ivory drop black, ~ per 10 lsc kngi b
coach black IL, per ID l2ci lamp black, y, ic;
black paint IA se' Irruisian due ~. ~
| u, l2c; raw Turkey lumber, Is, SC; burnt TuI-
| key lumber, IL, ec; raw Italisa sienna, "a. ee
burnt liala sisnps W o bnansAe groSn
-, o., IL, re; American yerIniiiion, i, &c; In
dian rcd, ~ III Hinetla rod, j., 81, l2lfs, ~
| ac Chrome yellow, l.. ~. Q. D. o., II, lto,
yellow oohre, Ia, o., l2lsA, ais, &c.
| PREPARED aRATEfNu CoLOEs,
Bark oak, 1906 Ash, 1867 black walnut Ito;
| Maple, $50.
DIHrEhPEK coIoIts
Ivory drol black, 25c; raw Turkey lumbar,
25c; burnt Turkey lumber, Zbc; raw ltsllnn
sienna, 25c burnt italian sienna 25ci Van.
| dyke brown, NC.
PrloeH OF above made on basis or IN n
x, and ID cans, assorted; ! ia X and ] 10
cans; balance IN and ID cans, ahgorta d,
| Price IN 10 cans: balance Ia and 2 10 oani
assorted. Price IA 0 ID cans, ic iesa; TX and
p VI tin pals, nc less and EGGS 70 per ~
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

STFD--BY A YOUNG WIDOW
;sSy home with private family.
/ Y ~ iight homework; would not OBJ
sning 10 the country; salary no object.
address Broom u.s." Ginocchio hotel,
tsdtaot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.


.EASURY DEPARTMENTAL OF
comptroller of the Currency Washing
9uly IL, lSsi-Whereas, BY sRtisiactor.
nee presented to the undersigned, II hR
Pnade TO appear that 1.-The Stale Nationa
Fort Worth in the city nf Forl
u. IN the county OF Tgrraut ana state of
mas complied with all the provisions
revised statutes Of the United States
9red 10 be complied with before an asso-
~ shall be authorized to commence the
feh OF banking. Now, therefore, l.,
~ W Cannon, Comptroller of the Cur
4 90 hereby certify that 1.-THE State
llai Bank OF Fort WORTH" in the city
~ Worth, IN the county OF Tarrant and
~ Texas, Is authorized 10 commence the
.tess OF banking as provided in section
.pne hundred and siNtv-nine of the re-
statutes OF the United States.
testimony whereof, witness my hand
Afsalol office this 18th day of July, 1884.
II. w. CANNON,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
HoTELA.

is,i CITY HoUsE-J. NJ. PREsLER,
sss.tsoI Every hing new and nrst-
u Tsniaodatlons secoud 10 none IN
liia las lss, seventh street, near depot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

t,ytED BY A THOROUGH BOOK
Keeper and accountant, familiar With
would attend TO adjusting and ball
complicated set of books, or would
Inc afternoon to keep the books OF a
=, who does not employ n book
The highest city. and Galveston
t,ses as TO ability and integrity. Ad-
4 Aecountant, this office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

Ladies approve II your smoking
Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

rPRpRtCK, MERCHANT TAILOR,
4, sos Houston street opposite the post
also altering OF clothes a speciality.
= ave him a call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
HEAP COLUMN.

.,..osu,s under this head viii be in
me rate OF ive cents a line, each
y ven words 70 the line. No adver-
~, ,nssr,ed for less than Is cents, Par
is -, , ,- we have no running account
-. In advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
sInnr rNrmANnr
BONDs

NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 0.-sight exchange
oa New York, 70 per 1000 premium.
sterling exchange Il, b, nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

eAtvHSrOS. Sept s,--CorroS--. spo, closed
steady.
Gross rcccipts, sSe.
Bales, S0h
Exports c astwisc, mono.
stock, ass
Ordinary So; Good Ordinary W: Tow
Middnng lo4 Middling loS, Itoud Mid
ding los; Nj 7dlinr Fair lnis.
Futures opened dun and easy, ruled duh,
closed dun hut steady ~ toS points lower.
January point higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
I,yTED-BoARD AND LODGING.

4 ,NrEp--I- NFURNIsHED ROOM and
H6oari ira private family for gentle
,si wife, near business center. \. ID.
1ltie office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
AMOS wANrnp.-FEMALE.

.xs three doHarsper box, at Zeller &
E,,os. on public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
Kansas city.

Special 70 the Gazette.
KAssAs CITY. Sept 9.-Pork dull and
lower 10 sell. Market duh.
Texas cattle In light supply; dull and
lower.
sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
KAssAE CRY Sept s.--WHEAT --ib5fegS1k
cash. D sS695.eS October; bDl. 6b1oh Noyem Der.
CORS--fi bid October; ~ May
OATs-ateady at 2lk.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator Iepoitsi
CATTLE-Recelpts, 25)l; good natives STEADY;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
FARM FOR SALE.

igD PRAIRIE FARM OF us ACRES
nigh state of cultivation with twen,
acres good timbered land. Good
IssN barns and outhouses. For further
N - address DIR. j. w. Perry, Fort
w eali at his residence seven miles
,-,Nof the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette
ST.. LOUIS. sept. -Wheat-The market
opened low and prices kept going down. In
the afternoon there was rally, and some OF
the 10 ses were regained.
Corn was easier and lower Spectators
had control Of the market and dictated
prices.
Provisions dull anu prices largely lower
Med INN 10 good range cattle sold little
slower; common 10 fair miIed thade
easier: native cattle scarce.
sheep slow.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9,--FboUR-U Unchanged,
WHEAr-No. 2 red 555< 70ls cash; 70L
September: 70NaI g3s October: oOhgs9H No
yeinoer, closing at outside prices.
CORN 471kaE3s cash; IS September; ~
Gl7h Octobsr; tOH NoYembeT
Oars l5S6 80 cash; 23s2JI sepiem Der
2GA e25lS Move u ber
PRovIsIoHs.
WHIsHY-Stea1y. ~.
CoRN HEAL--2 25a2 85.
PRoyIsIoss-Lower and ifreg
BULK MEATs-Long clear 97G short rib
Ri BA con clear lo<@lga short rit
lO51 short clear llls.
HANS -l3bfgl6.
LARD 30 bid.
LIVE 81 ocK.
CATTI,E-Recolpts 1900 exports 1905 IS
good 10 choics : b5s9 " common 70 medi
| um SOB 5f Colorado steers iQlabI5i gfah
/ Texans 3 GOA %; bulk sales 3 1905 -.
hogs-Hscepts, 2h0. fair 10 choice naiiNe
| 8 OOs8 n; common 2 Uom2 p.
LAMBs-80 e425, Texans 20'@35-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

20 GWEN IN KENsINGTON AND
-s1..N,ons. material kept and stamping
AIIH, Ms Kent at the millinery esteb-
BY VI Miss NJ. y. iloughridgs; also
peg. a5ess makers magic scale.
On CHARLES HOTEL UNDER THE
ss management " giving perfect salts ,.,..
be ~ "A II. CLARK and lady, spare no
e.o ar,pense 20 furnish first-class accom-
L Ql sN a. reasonable rates, good fare,
huoIhs and polite attention is the motto
pe eo Corner OF Rusk and seventh
IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

Liquors.
wHIsKY-.sotined 81 IO0lSo, ~ per proof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
FOR sALE-BUsINEss,

,aSALE a GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
Ky VIII clear the amount invested every
II you want a big bargain inquirs
Tex Address +, Il. CORR, city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
ALL SORTS.

aessm,,lek LAUNDRY, NEW MAN
Paess fne work, prompt delivery,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
IEr FOR DUsINEss PURPOSE S.

I Rem = a FINE DARKROOM, UNDER
iand View hotel, Apply to proprietors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
LAND AGENT.

'{.tR @. RUORER d co., BELTON,
ss...es, Land and General Agents. Sole
t,,ssors Of the Abstract OF He'll County
- We do a general land business, In
& tsnrveying and oonveyancinO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
Kew YorE.

NEw Y5RK, Sept, 2, COTTON -spol closed
quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
PROFESSIONAL

A p. BROWN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IA. geou, ONCE corner OF Fourth and Hous-
ton streets; residence 900 South Main street,
corner Daggett avenue. Residence telephone,
No. p; office telephone. No. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

lirsl FAVE Lost THE KEY 70 YOUR
'lfeef y Nalise, a. ]. Anderson, 203 H0us-
rll san supply you with new one
!. snd afaniee a 1T. Locks, hinges.
an nn 4 dmslenlngs, single or 10 match,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

Exports this week 70 Great Brtain.- 7isi
France '''.'''' hpne
stock AT all U. s, ports this day, 1870
This day last year ...--....,.',.,......' 81 8s2
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-04-22
W ar Relics.

We were talking with an old Confede-
rate soldier yesterday, and when the ball
given last night for the Soldiers Home
was mentioned, it reminded him that he
had in his possession some curious relics
of the war. He informed The News re-
porter that he had two minnie balls. one
that struck his horse and the other that
fiattened itself against the bones of his
left elbow, while he was distributing am
munitiOn to sharp shooters at the battle
Of Jacks Shops, near Petersburg, Va, in
1868. He was riding along with his arms
full of ammunition when his horse was
shot from under him, and just as he had
cut the ball out of the poor brute, and
turned around another ball caught him
on the left elbow. He has some other
relics, which consists Of pieces of his
own skull, that We're knocked out by a
shell just nine days before the surrender.
He thinks a great deal of these relics.
There are not many men who have the
distinction of carrying part of their
skulls around in their own pockets.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-04-22
Attempted Train-Wrecking.

We learn that two attempts have been
made to wreck the J. T. & K. w. Rail
road train, just this side of Orange Park.
On Saturday evening a log was placed
upon the track, and again on Sunday
afternoon, but it was discovered in each
instance in time to prevent any damage.
These attempts at train-wrecking have
been made about often enough of late,
and strenuous efforts should be made to
discover the perpetrators and bring them
to justice. Hanging would be too good
for the wretch who thus endangers limo
cent lives because Of a contemplate spite
against the railroad. By all means let
the rascals be ferre5ted out.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-04-22
CITY NOTES.

One case before the Mayor yesterday,
on charge of obStructing the sidewalk
SO and costs.
The new views of Palatka were being
distributed yesterday. The views were
very generally commended as they show
the town up in good style
Sauble is growing. The place has
duobled its population three times in
somebody informed us yesterday but
hanged if we haven't forgotten the date
A gentleman remarked yesterday that
he bought two lots in Palatka little
over year ago for 5000, and was for a
short time anxious to Oppose of his bar
gain. He says that he would not take
81 800 for one lot now.
Fruitland is about to commence a new
line Of development that we can heartily
endorse We hear of three marriages
that are to take place there within a
week, and there is probably more to fol
low.
Mr.. F. H. Fuller has moved into his
new house at Fruitland and is now keep
ing bachelors hall. In doing this he is
depriving some beautiful girl of cher
ished privilege in keeping his household
Strengthened up.
Calhoun, ellis & Calhoun have an in
surance card in this mornings News, to
which we call attention. This firm does
a good insurance business, and represent
only companies that are prompt and re-
liable. Give them a call, when you de
sire either fire or life insurance.
Mr.. }, E. d. King, who lives at Fruit
land, while burning off field, let the
fire getfrom under control. one day last
week, and it took hard work on his and
his neighbor's part to keep the fire from
destroying considerable property. Mr.
King opened key of beer and invited
his neighbors in to show his gratefulness
for their timely assistance.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-04-22
Anniversary Meeting.

The Putnam County Bible Society held
an anniversary meeting at the Methodist
church Sunday night, and the exercises
were very interesting. Speeches We're
made by Rev. DIR. Wilson, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, Rev J. B. Ley, the
Methodist minister, and Rev. J. L. Lyons
d. D., District Superintendent, and for
merly missionary to India. The exer-
cises Sunday night created new interest
in the work, and active steps are to be
taken to place a Bible in the hands of
every family in Palatka aud Putnam
county w DO do not already possess one.
Mr.. Lyons promised to place colpor-
teur at work in the county as soon as
possible, and if the society would look
after needs of Palatka he would see to
the balance of the county. AiberaI sum
was collected to aid on the work, but
much more is needed, and anyone desir-
ing to contribute can hand the money to
their pastor. A meeting of the official
board is called to meet in the Presbyte-
rian church on Friday night.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-04-22
The Ball Last Night.

Just as we go to press the sound Of
sweet music is waited into our sanctum
on the cooling night breeze from the
Graham House, where the light fantas-
tic toe" is paying its devotions to the
terpsichorean goddess, in time with the
delightful strains of the Barratta Italian
band.
A large number of tickets have been
sold, and doubtless a good crowd was in
attendance, Notwithstanding the threat
ening clouds and the flashing lightning.
Our deputized reporter will give full par
ticulars in tO-mOrrOw's paper.