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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Grooeriea.

MHATs-l5utar cured hams, Ike; g. q. @. b.
R9oon, bAc; .. O.bscon, i21c. so. dry salt
FIlH-- Meokerel, lob kits, NO. ], yl.Ib; NO.
2, el.05; half bblH., No. 1, S7.OG No. q 1900
White fish, No. ], hlf. bblh, U.26; No. 4, g8.25;
LGhD@Tiorosa. &c: % and sSn 1 cams 1 90,
D cans loo,
fair, l2c.; prime Rio, iSe; fancy, 40; old
government Java. 80Zo,
TEA-Imperial, tOD00; gunpowdey, 6On70,
half bills, exc; cut Loaf, ego; eraniulatSd
stan lard &c.: Louisiana granulatsd, 7tkoa-;
standard a; 7Ae5 choice white, no; yellow
RIoE-Louisiana, 0eD7c.
sAIT-CoarHe, In bags. 9l.26ael.tO; fine IN
bags, - lake, Ia dat hoop bbla., e2IO
0AEEHD Goops.--Pr1csu por doHsn, Pin.
apples, standard, gleS Peaohss, standard. 2
be, tl.g5; ,bs.; s2,2sg2.5O; seconda, 2 d.
gl.lO: seconds. ana. -. 3 bs., s,,sSea Green
corn, Sl,lOgl.e5; Green peaa, sl.a5; Goose
berries, G;@@l,S0i Raspborrles, g1.5O9I.B5,
sl.5SSi.7o: 4 h. t-- -. 80 MaofsreI, H.,
n.s5a--.. saIdinea, American. $500 case.
Imported, 81 .bOlc lfu0 case Strawberries, q D.,
gl.2ba8l.90; BlRckberrios. 81.e0, Green gage,
SD; Eagle Condemned milk, ea.00: crown,
BAKING PowDEn.-sllver Loaf ~ cana,
SD. do, s7i On. do, el9.
BUHDRTBs-Atarch, Axe. Soap, common
no; German olive, t5zc. Candles, null boxes,
| l6Izo; halves, q quarters, O. Indigo. $50 n;
| Blneing. &l1i.0O dozen. ColenaRn'E mustard,
u.loeos560 dozen. Maccnroni, imported, l5cib,
! American, gl00 box. Bnoketa. two hoops,
e20J doEsn:Weil buckets. ei.0J dozen. Broonns,
tl.76SH. 26dozsn. Brilliant oil, bbla., 2Jc.; eus
plon, do, Bic: do, IS cases, 50 10; Brilliant
f, 25 na8es, "a 10; do, l-l2 vases, % 81.
FLoUR - BtanRrd's ltoyal Patent, B 10
bbij sacks, IoF 100 pa.; No. rsIhs
| por buahol, 600: Hominy and RritE, q Dbl
IS 90; Oatmeal, y hair Dbl, u rs; Cracked
wheat, Hn, g; 0Faesera; x soda, S4{lsc., TX
gsr znaps, Sci lemon creaTls, &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

Twelve months clip, light, nne and medi
um ld@lli fac heavy TO light, 94@ii; sif
mouths. ll@h; fall. nne heavy loala fal
1904
hIpEs-,No, heavy mint dry Y n $50; No.
heavy mint, dry, Y - lQc; No light Clint, v
heavy, damaged, = 10 4; calf skins and badly
damaged, y n iG9Gc; green, salted, sound, = n
&c butchers, green, n n hlfc
pEITRIss- beer skins, Fb i6@is; ante.ops
fkins, y n lQelSc. gOat skins, each, iOaa6.
sheep pelts, according TO amount OF wool,
zoo mp; sheNrllngr, according 70 amount OF
wool, Solo Mexican sheep pelta SeblQc,
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, lidRi2c; Mex,
lean sheep ehearlings, 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Disappearing the DarWinIan Theory
Of Evolution.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 20.-The
Presbyterian synod of South Carolina
at Greenville has been in debate for
several days in discussion Of the OAR
winian theory of evolution. The issue
arose from the fact that DR.. Woodrow,
one Of the professors of the Columbia
Theological seminary, with the ayowed
purpose OF fortifying the young minis
tiers in scientific knowledge, had set
forth the theory of evolution in a lee
ture, expressing his own belief In IL in
q modified form and declaring that 1t
was not consistent with scrlptural
teachings. The discussion OF DIR.
WoOdrow's position was warm and
spirited, most Of the leading divines of
the synod participating. A settle
ment of the question was reached last
evening by adopting the following res
olution:
Resolved that IN the Judgment Of the sy-
nod. the Teaching OF evolution Ia the theolog-
zeal seminary at Columbia, except IN pure
Is exposltoTy manner. with no luienllOh OF
ineulcaing lis truth, ID hereby disaPprofea'
The vote by which the resolution
was carried, was yeas so, nays 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
SOW orleans.

PROvIe1oHa.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20 FL0uR--Qulet
but steady; high grades 3 65d421.
CoRH-ln sacks, In moderate demand; new
white, 90; yellow, 90.
oATs-In good demand at S5@S6: red rust
proof ~.
CORN MEAIs--No supply here.
HAY-Good demand; prime Is; choice, 100
%.
PoRK-Quiet but firm AT 10 90.
LARD-steady; perce refined 80; keg 81.
BULK MEATs--Scarce and arm; shoulders,
packed, 6H: long clear and clear rib 9z.
BACoS--Quiet and steady; shoulders "a;
clear rib lUJ6; no long clear on hand.
HAMS lhoice sugar-cured canyased
wnIsSY|steady; Western reotined ESQ
Is.
prime 7Je@ll.
suGAR-Common ~; fair 4; yellow e SO;
granulated 696k. Demand moderate: steady.
MOLAssEs-I In good demand; common 70;
good common 25 prime To choice 90.
RICE-Louisiaua ordinary 10 prime 60
81; steady.
BRAH--Strong, s06lS5.
COTroN.aEED OII.-Prime crude, 3l63lk
summer yellow iO16
Market dull.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON nEuEIPTs At ALL UNITED BrATEs
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

pss gal, q COOS op white wine, In cAasu
a ootAl0 %.
CKAMrAeNE-0, X. Murnru a Co., Rxtys
Dry, Ss0 O0eS %; noidaink, IN basket, er oOl
~ w Arnn. n basket, GS 0oaS0 Oe Domestic
champagne, 81 Ol,olt OD Geo. COulst oNty
drv. hints, $1 CO.
Ats-siook ale. per dos.. q OOos Is; Porta
per dos, e. O0Na IS
ioTTiEn Brxs--Lemp's quarts, si2 uO pta,
w So budWeiscrf Quartz Ella %, pinta els 90
stlnrgav beer, quartz, ems 10, pinta ol8 80
Hchlitn Milwaukee. quarts Slg 10. pints DS OBJ
Anthony a Kuhnia Qua Sia 90, pinu Sis 30
IA. Oauaon = Son's NnSmpagns beer, ouariT
lq %. pintz e2sOs Falk'u.NftiNAukss Quart
nl5Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Burying the Victims of the Mine Dig

UNIoNTowN, PA, Oct. 29.-The re-
mains of the fourteen victims of the
mine disaster were buried to-day. The
Generals were largely attended, and the
services were impressive. The coke
company betrayed the expenses and
are doing everything possible to re-
lieve the temporary wants of the be-
reaved families. There is yet no we'll
defined theory of the explosion. Cor
oner Bolten's investigation begins
tomorrow morning, and II is hoped
that some facts will be brought out
which will throw light on the mys-
terry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Yellow Fever in Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 29.--The sur
geon-general of the marine hospital
reports yellow fever on the west coast
of Mexico in most malignant form.
The city of Colima, 40 feet above the
sea level, has not escaped. The fever
also RACES at Manzanilla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Marine INTELLIGENCE.

GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 29.-Arrived:
Arkansas from Morgan City ana sailed
for Corpus Christi; steamship st.
Mary from Morgan City and sailed for
Indianola; bark Triton from Rhode
Janeiro.
Sailed: Steamship Colorado for New
York; bark Flora for Liverpool /;
schooner Emily j. Watts for Pensa-
cola.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

Poilitoes--IrlEh, now, per bushel s5o
y DBL, % rs. Beans, H.P. med, bbis. So; iafREe
lima bHo.i small butter, s1feD5o. Pickles
mscian per bbi. o.. email, per bbi., $40
Cheese, half cream. .lsJ<o.: fuiI Dream lbE
Peanuts. roc cider, half.bbl.. Is % Cab.
POULTRY Hens, 92TB a 90 psr doKen
spring chickens. 81 25a25e Turfexa esH
1lo "; oee0e $3.50 80 - Ducks, ri 60a8 Dol
Eaae--Per do1en, 10000.
FRESH country butter, ohoioe, 20 o 800.
margarine. lbe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

Enrniture-BeadHtOadH Imitation VAIN a
each, ~ 1908 10 all walnut % b0gsIO 90; Chhirr
wood seat, y dos, IS 1901 %; cane ana rattan
seat, tS COOS 90; cane aeat, dining sl2 OOGqO 90,
ChildH aud rockers, eS 00ebl9 90 large rook an
$50; Mirrors, arch topp, y dos, 81 BOGSlg ~
TRbloa, round, e2O06Jb0; fall leaf, 81 60lak so
Safes, each, So 1901 %; BureauH, 81 bOGoQU %
HAby Carriages, " b0a20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

chicago.
special TO the Gazette.
CHICAGO, oct. 9o.-The tendency OF values
was toward higher range. but the advances
were small, trading comparatively light, and
nj the close the advances were lost.
Lard and pork futures were dull and lower.
Cash meats slow ana unchanged.
The cattle market was dun and lower, all
did not sell.
sheep duh and x lower
PRODUCE.
FLouR-Quie and unchanged
WHEAr-Octoher 7is1e1T5, closed T19: No
vember 7iys975ls, closed IS; December f6ss8
IN, closed ,6A bid.
Cons Lash tlGlS october nAai95s;
closed ~; Nosemher exon, closed i2Ia bid;
December S9A@9iS, closed Sq5s
PRovIsIoSs,
iokk--CaEh and October 10 q; year III l1iS
OIL 30, closed II l7A@N -.
LARn-Cash 9 9sN; october eco; Novem.
BULK MEArs-shoulder Q 25@s IS: short
rib 2SGa p, according TO age; short clear
S zoos so.
iIvr srocK.
DroVerH journal reports
Hocs-teceints, 1890; O0Gi 20.
CArrLE--heceipts 5000. exports &@6 IS;
good 70 choice shipping 001R OO: common to
lair lOGb %; range cattle loo. lower Wyom.
ing $50; Texans 6i; thorough grass Texans
3 1904 90.
sHEEp- Receipts $500; Inferior TO falr 600
20; medium 10 good 3OoDS - choice $50
70; Texas O0qS Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
MIN. TEMPLEToN g. CO.,
LAND AGENTS

WICHITA FALLS. TEXAS.
We have for sale 'anch and farm lands a.
low rs Y " per acre ia various paris 81 tie
state. Can furplhh fanches nom 500 10 no.
g0i acres IN sold bodice, espec Siiy IN Well
ia and WiiDarger countea. Immigrants
Will mud our prices ~ adycrtised. We FUR
nign abstract OF lands Ia Wichita and WI
bare'r counties. and have the only complete
ones OF the same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
The Association for the Advancement
of Mnmen.

BALTpT Md, Oct. 29.-The
opening session of the congress of the
Association for the Advancement of
Women began to-day. The president
of the association, Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, made the opening address. Pa
pers were read relating to the moral,
intellectual and physical development
of women.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

" aIani -tsscn1sd n iu8it0, - psr PROC
scr lhl.nhs one year old. al o. two y0Ara Oh
u " ~ - three years old " 6081 70. 1anfl
tJtrn old WHISKY e1G,6,
WIlfrf,-t,laret, oEsesR2 5oglO0e: Is parQua,
10; C1laWhA. psr gallon, So 30 Port, vi 20d
svgi cnarft. Per sal.. " OGb co. 1adeiri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
st. Louis.
special to the eanette.


Special 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-Wheat trading was
limited at declines OF u to x. There is no
confidence in the market.
Corn was dull and declined just as much as
wheat.
Provisions were very dun and no life what
ever.
Texas cattle are in liberal supply, slow ana
10 cents lower.
Sheep are dull and lower.
PRODUCE.
5T. LOUIS, Oct. g. FLOUR = Easy, not
WHEAr-No. 2 red 77ss cash u October (:
77si November, 79ss@sON, closed 70, Deem
'e c,o;RE-ss@4o cash; ssX October; a@Sss
November; S5h@sih, closing Ss1f, for the
toj,A,;Is-ssA cash; 9s14s2ess for November
and year.
WHIsKY-Steady at ~,
CORN MEAI--2 8O92 30.
PoRR-l59l5N
BULK MEATs-Long clear TX; short ribs 81;
' BacoH--LoDg clear syI; short rib gH@lO;
short clear l0HalON.
LARD-bh.
CATTLE-Receipts 2l0o exports 09ee9 %;
dunn 5O95 50; good Texas 5Osf rs; com
mon 10 fair COOS 81: choice Indians 2j014 80.
BoGs-Raceipts II so, 4 1905 90.
SHFEp--Receipts $500 common 70 medium
2 2slDs %; good 10 choice 25G4.0Q; TeIas 0oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

,NEw oRLEASs, oct. ~. --CorToS- spots
closed quiet
sales, 52i0, bales.
Low Ordinary 1916: Ordinary 7l5l6 Cool
Ordinary 1915 Low Middling 81; Mid
Fair 10 /; Fair 10 i-l0.
FUTURES closed quiet 20 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

Mhoat, anoIug, o5 20 6Dc. medium, 50 inie
rye, Ssee4loi sRrn. B0zsS5o hay loose nom fhs
saigon, 80 OOM 20 per ton bale hay, e. 5jq
~ e2 bran ejc' per l0y; chopa, N O0lsl IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Kansas CIty.
special to the Gazette

Special 10 the Gazette
Kansas CRY. oct. es.-Proyisions dun
and R.shade lower
There is glut Of Texas cattle, market dun
and prices Is cents lower.
Sheep. very dull.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. -WHEAT--Cakh BIZ
bid: November 5Ss bid; December % bid.
CsRS- Cash 83925a; November l1f bid;
year a5Hbid.
OATS -22k.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE Receipts 301c; exports zoos So
good to choice shipping Hee Us; common
TO medium 5 lie5 30 feeders 1884 81 COWS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
1.-Two stock nlarlsst,
,utcner lave weiRnus.

sEastcrn Texas cattle at about three and
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle at
about two dollars per head less than tho
above quotations,
The above prices are for herds OF 1907 head
and upward OF best North Texas cattle de.
lvered ON the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
DrHgs and Paints.

DRUGS,
Bark, Cinnamon per n IL; Peruvian, 25A2 81,
Borax, llo. Bi-eaIbonaio OF soda, EnRIisli
6o, Copporas, 1cdCinchinedia. per or 6t@6j
cts; CASTLE SOAP, per ID s6Blg. Croam tartar,
q, r., per lb1ODl6. Chalk, lump, per lb 2o3.
Calomel, r. q W., 1900; English, per ib. boz.
tie included, e5at 90. cbloraI IIydrate, perth
" Bel 70. Chloroform, per ID bottle inelud.
ed, II %. Composition powder, per 10 81
Dovers, per 10 81 %. EPSON salts, per ID s0
-. Gum Opium, per ID "a 1904 90; GuIn Cam.
phoor, pr 10 25ep3O. Morphine, per OF o. eD
3 30. OH, Castor, machine, 766tb5; oil, Castor.
per gallon, 81 SOL 10; oil, lard, winter,
strained, g5S75; oil, lard, No. ], 05@7O ouin.
NE = W., per a o. ~ Flowers sulphur
per ct, oc. SHOW cases, market pTio Sso Rebate
lent nsd,s aT as a. Isl Thayers Find
iracts, % per cent. on. Essential oils, 81
strictly pure white lead. 90 bOGG G5; Spirits
tn pentiDe, b0l155 Boiled oil, 02aebo.
THE BIEHnAN-wILLIAMy coLoRs.
coach black, ls' per 10 i2c; lamp black. Is, 10
black paint, Ia, &c; 'lsrusslan blue, rs, Ka, Isl
26c; tUltramarino blue, ~, Ia, go; blue paint
Rsy 1mber Isl As: raw %g iilis s vi Snrn' I9 ar
burnt italian sienna, IL, 90; yanlkyko brown,
"a, DC; Paris green, Is, POO; Chrome, L M. o. a
20, Is, ~; American yormillion, y, 20c; In
sei ChIome yellow, H. n. Q. d. o., 10, hci
Yellow ochre, ~, s.. 1878, 25a, 90.
PREPARED ohAihIH0 COLOhb.
BARK oak, 100; Ash, l6c Black walnut, 100;
Maple, l6c.
DIBrKhPER coLORs.
Ivory drop black, &c. raw turkey umDar
Csc: burnt Turkey umbsr, nc; raw italian
sienna, go; burnt Italian sienna, 25c; Van.
dyke brown, 80.
Prices OF above made on a basis OF In v,
~ and ID cans, assorted In x and NJ
cans; balance In ! and 10 cans, assorted
Price In ID cans; balance In aud ID cant
assorted. Price In Id cans, 10 less; l21< and
I1 10 tin pAilai 100 less anu kegs 20 por
lass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Anniunition

Powdsr-BlaAting, y key, a. %; Rine, y "
"a %; Rifa. " laIS rs..a25; Ilne, p6H ma, q IS
Shot--a[l v rack. Buok shot. " %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
anlreston.

GALVESTON, Oct. 20 --CoTroH--spoi closed
hrm, middling TO middling fdr lIg higher.
Heseipts. 257b.
Bales, $50.
Export, coastwlae, -.
stock, 1925.
Ordinary ~ Good Ordinary 81. Low
Middling 2-l6: Modelling 7-l6; Good MiddlnR
o q: Mi1dling Fair ".
Futures opened irregular, ruled steady and
closed barely steady. 2tol points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
Zap COLUMN.

.,uuasr this head viii be in
8 ihe l ..ar,,s 70 the line. No adver-
even ., " FOR less than IS cents Par
siir'.i i,, Sss an nave no running account
4 q .aranca.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
LOST.

TAI rolE, EN WEST FORK CROSS.
"a "a IA \ N, morth, a memoranda book
';,shiensd ~, Two notes payable 70
4 NJ viii on Ina other valuable papers.
ictsds SScs ~, BY paying himself ont
l0Tas1nn and by returning the
''>-,;ss-es 1AzerrE oifice. q. A. Prioe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
FINANCIAL.

NS M , 49,
|gllis,.ah LAND AND LIEN NOTES
Frans part repayable annually N
|lfsds,sS - smith q Co., Fort Worth,
national bank and San An,
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HOTELS.

Il4NfG 49,. -'---'-,--->-------~~,s-
agioss NEW PROPRIETOR OF
'iaSs note, andsuccessor OF Wood
! q 80 candidate for patronage. and
r fe1S a irst-class house, clean
DER ds sinAl To any in the city.
|ai Wo,i81 s9;W per week. 1907 Main
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New York.

fknDF OK
NEW YORK, oct. 2a.-F'LouR-Dull.
WHrAr-spot lots better No. red
Slls; so. red S3N; No. red November
si9s9Stss,, closing S5ss December so@soN,
CoRS~spot lots x TO ~ higher; options
y to x high or, closing with slight reaction;
So; November b2,l6b52J6, closing 62Js; Deoem-
Der 5OG51G, closing 500.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE- Spot fair Rio oull;options opened
strong and closed steady.
Sales 1000 bags
October, ',,.''..''..''..'...'''.,.'''' We
November .....s'''..'-. .s.-t.....ss..s.s fV0 -
rrcncd steady: s,ap dS SgS a
5 1915; confeoiioners A 6 ll6; granulated
q i-l6.
MoLAssEs- Quiet but steady.
RICE --Firm.
TALLow- Firm.
WooI,-Dul and weak.
PORK New mess l6A.
CUT MEATs-Dull and nominal; long clear
LARD-Lower; SPOT G 4alS; November 2i@
SO; December 1907 90
LIVE STOCK.
BEEvFs-Receipts 2lI0, including 10 cars
for export: slow trade; poor TO strictly
prime native steers 20CoB %; Texas
steers % 9b 90; general sales Ol06 90 for
natives and 40 for Texans; clearance not
sHEEr-Receipts u 500; extremely dull az
| 3 COOS 90 for sheep and 4 6DGb a for lambs.
few export wethers reached 8 2Nsb 90; choice
| lambs 4 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

Every smoker should trg Lille
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

-,g1Ss EXPOSIr ZION NlSi-,
i 0RLs.anrn1In TO call ~ ~
|naie Ieo rec, NJ orleans, for hand
bore stLsedT rooms, in best resloen
lafnalsnl'y,yx and within one square OF
.ss N 10 exposition.
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l59 900 shares.


MONEY.
NEW York, oct. o. Money lalIS; prime
mercantile paper, sos sterling exchange b,
b. steady, fS0Sf; sight 1881.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2@.-Sight exchange on
New York slO0 per 5000 premium; sterling
exchange b. b. 4 so. Nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

|Irr - ----------- ---------------
\ se- \, j. PITMAN q co. ARE
s.hme sole owners OF the
III ii'ilehger patent for Tarrant
Mn property owners having " oIk
INa on said patent will be held
IN Nlsterns and cellar bottoms
lr,rlsy walks and fountains. Salts
lonnrs 4 'asesa, ONCE 2l0H Main street,
,~-N wharton. o. j. PIrMAN 4 Co.
IlssSsoss,tS "A FARM EIGHTEEN
suIaran..o OF Fort Worth, about 1870
~, suon, 100 acres In pasture on
i tvsst,h good orchard, plenty OF wa
fs-,sthiog convenient and good
olsbsit " per acre for land in culti-
4 Esitaini cash. Apply to w. ]. Boaz,
'nal bank, Fort Worth. L. w.
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EDUCATIONAL.

y NAH Nv .AUGHr-PERsON ALLY
q address q = practical stenographer.
Carter A. Young, at once OF
.s4ai. " OH Main street, Fort
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~ A0YERTlSEAFNII.r;ls.=


LAW CARDS.
| 3D.. y Fort WORTH Bar.
4; over ATTORNEY AT LAW.
First sirss sahes' grocery, corner OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30

--.,1-yC1AL TRAVELERs-HAN-
|oNMtE,,trVe carpenter House az De
ltasssal. a.. ave wears am determ lned 10
lsr, loI r Nv interest TO stop with me
Ito youi nrSense, sample rooms
Iegasu " crHAS. SEWARD, Prop.
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PERSONAL.

,-S,,TFNDING TO FURNISH
HIS lNl Ill, carpets, will do Wei
IN houses ,M1dlss,,rig. ?i5 West Fourth
|rlt aug, "a either in person or by
Bot worm, ,ede free OF charge. IN
|Eslmalse,s, , ,i,i or diagrams OF
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

n Ofrr 49,.
..gieI-IF YOU WANT SOMETHING
fr " 'e sn,o or q Texas Siftings cigar,
w mt, 10 Houston street.
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LAND AGENT.

T ]. ALTERNATELY, FANNIN COUNTY
IL Land agency. For sale, improved and
unimproved tracts of fine land, residences
and residence lots in Bonham; lands rem
dered and taxes paid for non.residents: alb
stracts of title furnished: also, notary public.
county, Tex.
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nETER @. RUOKER y co., BELTON,
II Texas, Land and General Agenta Sole
proprietors OF the Abstract OF Bell County
Records. We do a general land business, in.
GLIDING surveying and conveysncins.
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y HARTLEY's SOUTH AMERICAN
|ale Al Hotel Plckwlck news stand, Il.
Ne, agent
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PROFESSIONAL

DR. II. w. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
~ surgeon. Office ON First street, between
Main and Houston, Fort Worth, Texas. Res
idenoc over office. Telephone number az res
idnnce ~. al Oliice 81.
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10y AAyELOsT THE KEY TO YOUR
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ll guarantee q ut. Locks, hinges,
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
Glendale Notes.

Some Of our people, including tn
teachers and SONS of the older pupils
will meet Friday evening, N0vem'
Der 21st, ct the N. e. Church for thu
purpose of organising q literary so.
ciety. It is to be hoped 1t viii
prove . success and q source OF profit
and pleasure during the winter.
On Wednesday, November 18th,
occurred the funeral of little Walter
Hardesty, the three year old son OF
q. r. Hardesty. Hi death was
caused by congestion of the brain
and his short illness made 80 little
alteration in his appearance, 1t was
hardly possible to imagine the beau
tiful child mere lifeless clay. In the
absence of q minister the exercises
were conducted by Messrs. George
Conway and 81. s. Reynolds. 49,,
Some of the residences Of solid
Democrats are decorated with flags
ito show which way the wind
blows" politically as well as phys
ically. -
GLENDALE, M. T., Nov. 20, 1884.
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4 Sensational Scene.

A dispatch from st. Louis under
date Of November II says: Edward
Amienas was about 70 be Joined In
marriage to Mrs. Laura Carroll 1t st.
Nicholas, Church to-day, when . girl
of slight figure. with streaming hair
and weeping eyes, entered and said:
"Don't marry him; don't marry
him, please. He is my husband
The BRIDE tainted and the groom
turned pale. The priest looked dumb
founded and the girl continued: He
betrayed me under promise of mar
rage, and only last week he said We
should be married at Chri ,tmas, and
now he is going to take some one
else. He is killing me.n BY this
time the bride revived, and throwing
her arms hysterically around the
groom cried: mo one can take him
away. I'll have him anyhow"
Father Schafer would not proceed
with the ceremony until he consulted
with his euperiors. The groom &C
knowledged the truth Of the girls
statement, but it is said that he went
before . Justice subsequently, and
married Mrs. Carroll. Virginia de
Mattoes il the name Of the girl who
stopped the ceremony.
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also Q positive and radical cure for general de.
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efs in Thousands Of cases, feels It his duty to
mako II known to his suffering fellows. The
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