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Large vs.. Small Farms.
North Texan.

North Texan.
1t seems to be the primary OBJ
ject with some farmers to secure
as large a territory Tor farming
purposes as their means viii allow
They add acre to acre and farm
to farm, until the land they own
gets altogether beyond their con
troll, and large crop of weeds
with a minimum crop OF corn OF
cotton is the result.
1t is not the largest acreage
that produces the greatest crops
relatively. A small farm, properly
and persiStently cultivated. is Of
more value as money producing
factor to the farmer than a large
farm, which cannot, owing to want
of help. receive proper attention
The farmer which gives all his
time to farm which he can con-
veniently handle is doing more for
himself, and for the state, than he
who undertakes to cultivate a
large farm and who cannot do it
successfully.
In a country like Texas, where
farm labor is scarce and unreliable
it is Improbable to endeavor to
cultivate large farm, for the rea-
son that i; is almost impossible to
save a"d utilize the crop which is
produced. The husbandman who
relies on himself and his family to
attend to his farm, can calculate
on how much he may plant with
the prospect Of gathering the re
suit OF his labor, while the farmer
who sows more than he can reap
is too often disappointed in find
ing sufficient help to save his crop
the consequence being the ueces
sary loss entailed by the grain
lying and rot,ing in the field.
The farm which pays is the
small farm well titled; and we
would urge on the farmers Of Tex
as the advisability of planting only
such an acreage as they have a
good prospect or gathering a crop
rom. The farmer who thinks
that the more he plants the more he
is mistaken. He loses
money every time first, in the
abor of preparing the land and
in the imperfect eultiva
ton, and in that portion of his
crop which is not saved at all, but
S allowed to rot in the fields be-
;ause he cannot hire the necessary
hands to gather it. -.-.
With labor more plentiful and |
consequently cheaper, our farmers
could increase the size of their
arms and make them profitable i
'ut with the present scarcity Of
arm help, we contend that the |
lverage farmer is WORKING himself
IN injury in planting larger acre
lge than he can with safety calsu
ate on gathering, We Fepeat
hat the small farm properly cult |
'ated pays the best, 40
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If disease has entered the system the only
way In drive II out Is to purify and enrich
the blood, To this end, as is acknowledged
by all medical mon, nothing is better adanted
than iron. Tbs fault heretofare has been
that iron could not be 50 prepared as to be
harmless to the teeth. This diff
Guilty has been overcome by the Brown
Chemical Company of Baltimore, Nd, who
offer their Browns Iron Bitters as faultless
iron preparation positive cure for dyspea,
ga, indigestion, kidney Troubles, &C. !
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1t is now generally understood
by those in a position to be best
informed, that John Hay is the
author Of Bread Winners" the
serial novel which has attracted
such general attention in the col
nmns Of the Century Magazine.
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is often exhibited by delicate woman dur,
ing the extraction of teeth. But why moi
save them in time, with SOZODONT' and
thus Obviate the necessity of taxing ones for.
titudc? The tenants of the month. are far
more likely to remain and do good service,
if this sovereign protective is used as a safe
guard against their mtimelv destruction.
The experience and evidence Of hosts of peo-
pie, proves this sanatory fact.
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For sole by RE LUHN.

Examiner,-"Glve an instance
from Scripture OF an animal en-
dowed with speech" Pupil
"And the whale said unto Moses.
almost thoq persuaded me to be
a Christian ~ London Society.
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GOOpwrIL Block. Mrsprx. L..

J. T. Smith & Co., st. Louis;--I have sold
largely of your Bio Beans to consumers, and
have never had an Unhlvorahle report from
them but, on the other hand, those who have
used them have in many instances smoker, in
the most favorable terms of their efioaoy,
The very host test Of their morit Ia that the
sale or them Is rapidly increasing.
Yours truly, A.GOoDwILL.
For sole by r. E LUHN.
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A terrible practical joke was
played on four boys at Paris, ILL.,,
BY which one was killed. one NOR
tally wounded and two others in
jured rrl 81
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{ An exchange says that Kala-
bau sails about the bay of Homo
lulu Ia 2 straw hat 1t must keep
him busy bailing out the boat.
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The glory Of man is his strength. If YOU
are weakened down under excessive study, or
by early indiscretions, Aliens Brain Food
will permanently restore all lost vigor, and
strengthen all the muscles of Brain and
Body. 81; g for Sat- druggists, or by
mail from ]. H. Allen, 315 First Ave, New
York CITY.
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NJ. S. E. and B. A. ofA.,.i =

20"
NJ S. E and B. A. Of A. =
W. H. yINSON
VIII forward your applications TO the NJ. s.
Z & b. A, of A. nor q beneficiary certificate
upon your life, that will paw YOU Is the
amount at stipulated periods while YOU are
living, or the sui amount to your family
aster your death, "a.
THE NJ. S. E & b. A. OLA. n
VIII pay before YOU die, therefore, you don't
have to "die to beat it, Il win loan money
to its members who hold an endowment der
tihcate, before maturity of coupons Of some,
a. low rate of interest, thereby keeping the
profits Of its business in the hands of its
members. Now is the time, while in good
health, to secure benefit certificate.
w. H. VINSQN - aa
VIII rent houses and collect rents IN the
city, for q reasonable commission, and can
soil you residence in the city or a farm in
any portion of the county at bottom rock
prizes. have the following and many
others:
r. t. Flewellen's 7I5 II acres about Is
miles east of Rrenham-375 acres in ;cultiva-
ton, 100 acres in pasture, 80 acres of cedar
timber, a good and comfortable dwelling, !
servants and Il tenant houses, barn and
stables, store-house and 25-horse power en-,
CINE and boiler, cotton gin, saw and FFiEt
mill; SlT 30 per AGRA Now York tract ad. /
dining FleNellens s. per acre, i'i i-tit
i, c. Clays 1000 aeres two miles west Of II
all under fence, in pasture 4
md cultivation, dommpdious dwelling, els
erns, wells and springs, tenant houces, gin |
house, cotton aud hay press, number one .
richard with all kinds of fruit grown in the !
climate. His Dds acre tract about S miles
outh of Independence. 100 acres in cultiva-
ion balance in posture, lasting water. His
% acres about miles west of Independence,
n COED state of cultivation His 40 acres, 4
he Banner tract SIS to Ssd Per ACRE, J, b.
iates' 300 acres about "a miles east of Bren- I,
am, good dwelling, tenant honses, cotton
in press, good water, about 800 acres in cul-
walton, Sla per acre, very low. W. p.
VANS 10T aers about 1milenorth of WASH
ngton, splendid farm, bottom and upland,
bargain at SIS per acre.
7. J. Evans 500 acres about miles south
f Washington, 800 acres in Brazos bottom
nm, in good state of cultivation, SIS per
ere. H q -farI Tr-ll u
H. E. Locket's nursery and premises one
Tile west of the courthouse will be OK.
hanged for lots, country lands or for we'll
,lected stock Of meFphandise,
u. h Pnnoe's acre lot in Independence,
it'll two story rock dwelling with 10 rooms
ell furnished, good orchard and every con-
snience for comfortable home, $1,000, less
ian cost of building house alone s.r--.l
Many houses and lots and vacant lots in
lie city of BRENNAN, and other tracts Of land
different sections too numerous i0r this
ace . la. q
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fyou suffer from Sleepless nights, your
liver Is evidently torpid and not performing
perfect digestion. Take one of Smiths Bile
Ceans on going to bed and you will find i'm
mediate relief.
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This is a superior court" solll-
oquised the youth on making lqYe
to the millionaire's daughter.
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Sonny, is your mother at
home" asked the minister, ad-
dressing the little boy who was
standing at the door. ayes, she's
at home" was the reply, but l
gu sss she dosen't want to see you.
l heard her just tell pa that she
hated fools, and that she never
saw a man yet who wasn't fool"
Chronicle.
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Aliens Improved Fllting Iron,

The undersigned. OWNERS Of the patent
right of these machines for the counties of
Washington, !. Austin, Waller, Colorsdo.
Fayette, Bsstrop and BurleSon, are npw pre-
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FLUTISG MACHINES AND SYMPHONIES. A
child ten years old can work it. 1t does the
work that no other futer can possibly do !;
will do the putting without folding and any
depth rIfling required-ive yards deep if
necessary, neither Of which C~n b. done on
any other fluter.-Retail pricr only So. Cali
and examine them. All orders mast be ad-
dressed to
J. e. RANKIN & Co, i.-
Brenhnnl, Texas
Good, reliable agents wanted in Austin,
Colorado, Fayette and Bastrop counties.
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s. slHs lMARRlAGE GUIDE. ! riSssfG.,

= EieSsnt ssth ana GIT tinding, Sealed fsr %
septs an postage or currency. Over any won
aernl mn pictures, true TO Liz. articles on the
sssifeNilr subjects. Who may marry. who not;
s,ghyf prorer age TO marry. Who marry lrst-
AlNphood. Niomanh0od. Physical decay. Who
SHOULD marry How iife and happiness may Be
rstncrassed. nhose married or contemplating
-nArryi ing should read It IL ought 70 be reae
hy ~. adult reIsqns, then kent under lock and
rkay Popular edition. same as above. hat paper
coper. and - pages, = cents hl mail. in money
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w. H. VINSON, -.
Attorney at Law,
REAL ETATR
Tire and Life Insurance Agent,
BRENNAN, TEXAS.
Office over Giddings & Giddings' Bank.
w. II. VINSON

VIII idsvre your houses household anG
kitchen furniture, goods, wares, and mer'
chandise in the best companies, against los
by fire, on very reasonable terms. sa,E 20
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e CssiriA Is 60 well adapted to Chilirfn that
Ireconamend q Is superior ta ans Prescription
known 70 me" e A ARCTIKR, N. D.,
esPortland Ave. Brooklyn. NY.
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for Infants and ChiIdren.

Nss1S0f ~ l,L OllLOlS.c LLS SSIL0n
and oyeft0n1es Flatulency, Constipa-
ton, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and
Feserishness. It insures health and
natural sleep, without morphine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

r l.. RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AT Law
LIZ Cameron, Texas. Prompt attention
gwen TO all business placed in my hands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

ENINLAY q HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
Il Law and Land Agents. Graham, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

. =
the ninth resolution OF the report oil
me committee on platform ana reso.
iutons was Ia oi4 IN FAVOR OF motion
ana IA VIA against the mouoh;
IN answer 10 the charge MADE oy tne
mytn- Levi Peek, your corresponds
eht mas out hmiteu experiences as
knigntot .ne quit nut ne HAS
oeen Wught tnat truth Is niignty
anu VIII prevail anu wheh ne sent
you the report OF tne proceedings OF
Tue beniocrauc convention
OF heu RIVER county, ne tnen
mao anu now mas before MN tne origi.
MAJ ngutes as mace py we secretsryoi
'he cohVen'ioh; giving tue result Oh the
VOC on we motion 10 stiike OUT tne
hth,h OF iease,iaw resoiu,ioi', anu ne
again repeats MS statement ina, tne
No,e was, LOT tne hlo.iou 10 ,Stf
sga'ns., 10 l,is' anu no' ns sM,su W
our o's.inguistleu ,rienu icy, teok'
iso'ls 'or tne mo.ion as nga,ns. ~ ~.
iourv"rresponuen. VIII ,ur.uer s.ste
ena, MI. Levi reck Is no, sa.'Snea
WIN OUT statement III resaeu 10 .ne
ABOVE figures we stanu resuy 10 verify
tne'h uy uhinipeacnaoie .vstithohy /.
ths ~ WV sen.,tei's v, .ue peopie vi
.seu iN.veI county upon sne s,ass iues'
.ion, YOU, cvrrcsPonuvu. 'eeis SUI ",
say lug .na' aoou. ,nlee ivuiens y,
,hesn ale III ,asor vi iea.,nS .ne sunv el
.,nus ANU se.tng as n'uvh ihoney io'
'hs grass grnwlng ON ,nen as possio ,,.
es recN w,snsm, tnao"kh h, .ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

n q. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW
VI Real Estate and Collection Agent
Bowie, Montague county, Texas. WIN prac-
uce In the courts OF Montague and adjoining
counties. Special attention given 10 land
matters and 70 collections. References given
II desired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Greedy relief squadron arrived
at Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday and
was rendered royal greeting by the
secretary Of the navy.
The "American Political Alliance"
has decided to put Il presidential ticket
In the field. Their national conference
will be held al Boston September 3.
The secretary of the bank of Ly ons
has fled to America on account OF
frauds and warrant has been issued
for the arrest of the president of the
bank.
DIR. G. G. O'Donnell, the anti
Chinese agltator of San Francisco, was
refused permission to speak in Union
Square, New York.
Negotiations are pending for the
lease of the Oregon Railway Il Nav
igation company to the Northern Pa.
ciiic Railway company.
A general effort is being made to
quarantine against the entrance oil
| Texas cattle into Nebraska.
Maj. Scott, judge-advocate Of the
court-martial appointed 70 try Gen,
Swain, has prepared the charges upon
which that office will be called TO ac'
| count.
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=. wasrEp-MALE.

f~.op OF ANCIENT Ian.
kOFks5oh ,osv in one OF the best
n snd pn l,,,n sde, Tres u similar posi-.
yrsssasasy Of as ssp re ter ssaS given
pia'he. address ]. 8. L., care Fort
V'ss ;hzErrE. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
A Growing Town.
orrespondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
KEMP, Ten, Aug To-day is very
warm, with some appearance OF rain.
Unless rain comes in few days the
cotton is cut oil one-half.
Kemp is on building boom.
We now have three steam gins In
three miles OF town.
This Is one of the finest openings In
Texas .for merchant with vi 800 to
81 900 capital.
The trunk road will probably move
on to A thens soon.
Mr.. Buchanan, who was shot by a
set pistol some ten days since In Feeds
g. Shradus' store, is recovering slowly.
Capt. Pell Adams Is absent from
the town for u few days visiting his
sick brother In Fannin county.
This place is now selling considera-
BILE lumber.
The new Cumberland Presbyterian
church il nearly finished, and would
be an ornament TO any city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
LIVE STOCK. PRODUCE. nrc.

Chicago.
Special TO tho Gazette.
CntcAGo, Aug, e.--The grain market can
bc characterized as dull. with prices dcclin-
Ing. Rallies were made. but they were of
short duration and were succeeded by de.
precautions. The largest decline was In corn,
namely, ono cent; whep. declined nve-cighths
on September Options.
No pork futures.
Lard futures were active and about steady,
Meats-Aotivc aud higher.
Cnttlc-rhc market wasactlve to the extent
ofthe supply. which was small good Texans
are wanted. Gales are ragged and range from
Si0@i 10.
Sheep-No supply und light inquiry.
PRODUCER
0gucAao, Aug, 2-FLouR-oulct and
WHEAT August si,1absa,s. closed sias; sep
iember ssls@S'M, closed ss,s, October slysssa.
corn Cash sspsa5 81; Angus, 6sNeps,,t, closed
ssss; ssntember @S@SDs, closed ssta; October
oArs-cash Seogox: August a7ng7l.,
closed n; september 2Sss12jiS.
PROVISIONS.
PoRx-Cash lsooSl6 80; August u 90; sep
Lam Cash I ssaT rs; August : Sla7 20,
closed 3os732Y: september 1870 as,
BULK MEAts : shoulders 10 sho rib
| 8 ~; short clear sos.
LIVE srocK,
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The Drovors Journal
| reports:
Hoas-Receipts Ooo: & 100000
| CArrLE- Receipts 5000; export grades q 40d1
o 20: good To choice shipping slSo6 W, com
mon To medium 6l6D5 81; grass Texans $50
t2,.
suEEP-Receipts 30: inferior TO fAir. 2 Y
as %: medium To good S2la97 rs choice u
extra 0Wi 81 Lambs per head | WW3 90
Texas sheep 60G3 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

49,. -. s s'',o, =. -. :, =.
nsA,aZ-sutsfT <, cu a p snun' is5rG $3.50,
s nso0D' ioA' no. 'A'0'' '0~''' no. a'' 'A'''
sgst:sls: 'ssat q: ss, sss ga
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RED RIVER COUNTY.
Slew Peck, and the Democratic County
Convention.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 1.-The pro-
ceedings of the convention of the DEM
cocratic party of Red River county,
held on the Goth ult., were Furnished
you by your correspondent at ciarks'
vile in said county.
In his report he stated that on the
motion TO strike out the ninth or lease
law resolution, reported by the com
mittee ON platform and resolutions, the
vote was Is 1914 for the motion and
Is liza against II; but In the issue
OF TIE GAZETTE Of 3lst ult.
we notice letter written from clarks-
Vile, Tex, under date of July IS. In
which tho author, perhaps for his
couutry's good or more probably
through some sinister or selfish mo-
tive, coye.tly ,conceals himself under
the nom de plume of Levi Peck"
and emboldened, ~ he imsginss, BY
the security Of his covering ssyt: A.
q matter Of fact the vote to strike out
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Building Matsr,s,

LuMBxR--kougn lumber, boxing, ~ inunss
aud under, uryt-clasp, vi; stripping. Ma ecl;
boxing and flooring, clears, sI5: thick cleara.
~ and ~, ST; rough lumber, second GLASS
ts; iolst and scanting, culls, go.
biDINa-First common white Pine. ss2 40;
second do. $50; third do. e25 poplar. s26 00ej
n so native pine NJ ~ W; do ", s2S native
DnK,eKp LuMnxR- Boxing II inches ana
under, SO oogo2s o. DO kxs. t26 OOdp2s 90
scantling, joist CT any common lumber
c26 0O6e% O0 boxing ovor - inches, eSl0oD
81 %; thick clears, " tol sand 2, $50 0Oasa so
second class. any KIM. y2l upSo2S ~.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLOORIN0-Firat
clRsk, s2S; second class, e2i,
WnITKPtNE FuRNIsnINo LuMBKR--1H, IN
and inch white Pine, $40 Inch do, eb5,
CRiLINo--BKADxp on PLAfN--rirst COM
mon white pins, Ss2b0: I'd do, $50; 81 do, W.
poplar, ". S26 OlaD27.so poplar, Y. ts9.s0e35 90;
nativepine, ", t2l.60; do, y, t26.
POPLAR LuMBsR..-lx, ~. and inoh $50
do inch, SO.
snIroLns.- White pine A, Ss; do shaded A.
s.2. do extra No. l, ts,Ss cypress, best. any
bannd, Us; do No. 2, t.bG do No. ., Ss.bG native
sawed heart, y4.5g saps, sa.a5.
PiCkKrs,- while Pine. dressed ana headed,
square or nat.sG yellow pine do. o.; lAth.
N2sDA rs.
LANE, CEMENr, Erc.--.Lims, Austin, s2s5
Per bbl. Cement. Louisville or ROsenAle, U276
per Dbl; Portland. o. rs per bbl. Plaster Paris,
Nav York or Michigan. u 10 per bbi. Plastsi
n.iux.-.Tirsproo arm psr n.
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GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. l.-Mr. y w.
Davis. cattleman IF Coleman county,
and Mrs. S. A. Leach were married IN
this city last night at the residence o.
Mr.. J. w. Wilson, a brother-in-law OF
the bride, Rev. DIR. Ashburn oiliciat.
ING. The happy couple left for their
Western home this morning. 40. 30
dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio, 70
the owners OF I.lchball, the celebrates
racer at this place, states that :. A. |.
campbell, his driver, has concluasssul 90 w
match him with johnson tor ss.oW
nacina race, to take place In three
weeks. The exact time IL not sell n"a
The point at which the race is TO take
place. 80. unfortunate Mrs.
Callie Hogan took place yesterday ~.
ternoon. The uncle and mother OF Ing
deceased were the only relatives wnp
arrived In time to attend the funeral n,,a,,
A slight shower visited this section
this morning.
The Little Joker is the best smok-
iup tobacco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

NyoRTH a. CUI.pEPPER. PHYSICIANS
~ and surgeons office First street, be.
tween Main and Houston: residence East
Weatherford street, Fort Worth. Texas.
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ST. Louis.
Special to the Gazette.

Snecihl 10 tne Ghlettc.
ST. LouIs, Aug. 2.--wuEAr--in every
direction there were weak and declining
marlse cts, and OF course st. Louis was OF In
price, but there was still no eagerness to sell
and the demand from the shorts absorbed all
wesk, and u to 4 lower
In corn prices were OIL largely and but
little doing. The decline was nearly lc. per
bushel.
Provisions were firm.
la cattle the demand was fair for fat Te Nas
and offerings small. Sales AT 3 lO@iOO
SHEEP--Glen Reynolds OF Cisco had n
string OF pretty good Texas sheep of 81
pounds. and obtained 325 per 100 pounds.
In other sales, the demand was fair for fat
Texas and offerings small; sales ut 2 1901 o..
PRODUCE.
1T. LOUIS, Aug. FLouR-Easy and
~ Wmrar-No. cred silsasi7. cash: s3,issi
August; siXeesisk September; s5h@ s0sk octo-
Der, closing al inside prices.
ConN-Cssh i0lfmi7L: August i5et ~; AZ,
0tS,s September; .pslsSi7 october.
oArs % cash; ayg@2iss August and Sep
TENDER.
WHIsKY-Stcady; los.
CoRNMEAL 2 10
roRK- lBhmT.
bulk MEArs-Iong clear s 10; short ribs
BAcoS-Iong clear 91sas,t; short rib o1s
40 81: short clear 100 BOD.
IA MS. Emii.
LARp--7 1901 20
LIVE STOCK.
CATTIE-Receipts 90; exports u 209aB 81
good to choice '6s6 ~: com non 10 medium
4 76ep5 90; Texans 3 oecs 10; bulk OF sales 8 %
@tSJ.
smsrrDSadves range Goa co. Texas
2 00tr3j)
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~ WORTH NATIONAL DETECTIVE
Eency. Walter Maddox. Jas f.. Young
M literally for. any information lead
the apprehension of criminals of all
VIII furnish private watchmen,
shu attend to collections. Office. 3i2
|snsel, upstairs, opposite Drs. Burts d
II onice, or sheriirs office at the court
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Live STOCK Market.

sEastcrn Texas and Southern Texas stocA
cattle about two dollars por head loss than
the above quotations..
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails. and for
such cattle M those raised In tho counties
embraced In tho following territory; Wcht
OF the Texas Central Railway: north OF q line
drawn east aud west with Waco, and east Of
a line drawn north and south with baird ana
south OF ked Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
wANTEO-AGENrs,

|aoLO MINE WITHIN THE REACH
aay man that has pluck ana perse.
IT,. AGENTS wanted everywhere TO sell
: srs OF The Presidential Candidates,
I, now ready. $50 pages. illustrated: also
n campaign picture and chart
IN slS colors. Sold only by our
n, ADDRESS ]. w. Strong, 9l2 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

HOUSTON & HENDERSON-W.B HolIs.
Ill ton, N. Henderson, Lawyers and Land
Agents. ONCE In Bank building, Wichita
Fails, Texas,