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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Man proposes and the other man-her
papa-disposes of him in short ORDER
Hao0keye.
One of the hardest things to accom-
plish is to waken man in railroad car
who is occupying two seats.-PhiLadel-
phiG Call.
The early bird does not always catch
the worm-at this season of the year he
generally catches body full of shot
WarSaW Wasp.
A young girl began to sing 'Iisten to
the Mocking Bird, " and everybody in tho
room rushed hastily out to find a mock
ing bird to listen to.-OdU
Why is a child whose father and mother
have neither brothers nor sisters like an
unsolvable conundrum Because it has
no aunt, sir.-Merchdnt- TTaoeler
The straw hat is pretty thing
On laborer or scholar;
They tie it with piece of string,
And buy it for s.
Merchant Traveller.
fashionable society is now a smelling
bottle craze. So says an exchange. Fash
ionable society not only likes to smell
bottle, but to uncork it also.-BostoR
Post.
Why is a man who gets shaved regu-
larly by tonsorial artist perfect loafer2
Because you can see his mug in the bar
Der shop any time you go in. .-FaU RiOer
AdUdnce.
A Philadelphia man who is the father
of seven daughters has ordered beauti-
full and expressive motto for the parlor
. L.. a. -, L.. 4
board. ."-ATkanSaw Tr0UeIer.
Boggs sent his son to Sanderson, who
advertised for a clerk, with note say
ing: "You will find my son very trusty."
Sanderson sent him back with a note that
he would not suit, as he sold for cash.
Brooklyn Times.
Science tells us that after bee has
stung once it takes two minutes to re-
cover the power to sting again. Il
doesn't take the stung person two seconds
to get out of the way of second sting.
--LotoeU Courier.
Big gilt darning needles and big gilt
pins are the latest fancies for bonnet and
hat decorations After this man won't
throw himself down so promiscuously on
the bed where his wife's hat is sweetly
reposing .-LO,oeU Citizen.
Now the weather hath own warm
And the maids begin IT. swarm
Around the atmospheric soda water;
They dearly love vanilla
With cream, or sarsaparilla,
And often drink more than they really
oughter, Boston Post
A correspondent writes: "Will you
please inform me when straw hats can be
worn without commentl" Certainly.
Straw hats can be worn without excit-
ing comment On the head; but when
they are worn cavorting along the street
in gale of wind, you must expect a re-
mark or wo.-PhiLadelphiG call.
A tramp stopped at house on Main
street the other day and asked for some
thing to eat. (Which do you like best"
asked the hired girl-'steak or chop ~
The tramp meditated a minute, and then
replied, "Chop.n "Step light this way"
said the hired girl. Here's the axe, and
there's the wood-pile. ."-BarIingtOa Free
Press.
My son, when you are fearlessly parad.
ing with your girl these cool evenings,
and see a man in linen duster and as
siduously working palm-leaf fan look
out for an ice-cream sign just hack of
him. and at once cross to the other side
of the street-you will find the walking
much pleasanter and devoid of immedi-
ate danger. .-L0lOeU Citizen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

Time is an estate which will produce
nothing without cultivation, but will al
ways abundantly repay the labors of in
dustry and generally satisfy the most ex-
tensiye desires, if no part of it be suffered
70 lie waste by negligenceS to be overrun
with noxious plants, or laid out for show
rather than for use.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30
The Coco De Mer Palm.

The coco de mer palm is found only
in the Seychelle islands. 1t is from sixty
to hundred feet high, and its trunk is
a foot in diameter all the way up to the
top, where it is crowned with a tuft of
huge leaves, some of them as much as
twenty feet long. The male and female
flowers are produced on different trees.
The resulting nut is about foot long, of
irregular shape, and till the discovery in
1843 of the only spot in the world where
these palms grow, was believed to be a
marine product. The Malay sailors used
to affirm that it grew under water in
placid bays; but if they dived for it it
disappeared. The nuts were highly
priced when found floating about on the
Indian ocean.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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Nsrriars and death NOTES GTAtia
An bAS for ysAEy adveftlee30h oe1aeetd 49,
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advance.
Job verh-uah - sS1vsy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

Homeopathy was first brought to the
worlds notice in 1910. 1t was introduced
into England in&sS7.--
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

HERE AND THERE.
Sorrow and pain and night are one;
Darkness comes with all;
Shadows rise and fall:
The mems cold light is not her own;
Ofs the silver stars appear,
Given as 'twere by Hope to cheer
The faint and weary
When sad and dreary-
Here
Happiness, joy and bliss are one;
Sunlight comes TO stay;
Shadows flee away;
The Master sits upon His throne,
A shining light in heaven above,
Ruling men by Faith and Love.
Turning their mourning
Into bright morning
Therel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
WACO.
Our Daily Budget Of News From the
Central City.


Special 10 the Gazette.
Waco, June 6.-Sanford Johnson.
who has Just spent S25,0 900 in fitting up
a race course and driving park here,
will 90 to Fort Worth Monday to meet
other sporting men from North Texas
and arrange for having Waco entered
AZ one of the towns in the North Tex
US racing circuit.
who is charged with highway robbery,
came to trial to-day, but his lawyers
got u continuance. When the Two
prisoners escaped from the jail las,
week it was discovered that Moore had
stripped to the buff and creased ms
body In order to facilitate MS exit
through the hole. ., ~.
Clarence A. Chambers Of this city,
but doing a mercantile business AZ NC
Oregon, made an assignment yester.
day. Liabilities 81 $780,; assets not
known. Among the creditors 10 tne
Arm of Bateman Il Bro. Of Fort Worth
for $50. The other creditors are In ~.
Louis, New York, San Francisco, Nc
Gregor and Waco.
The twenty-sixth annual commence,
ment of Waco Female college opened
Tonight. Many visitors are here from
other sections of the state. The exef'
cises will last several days.
AT Paul Quin college, the Institution
for colored youth of both sexes, en-
dowed by the A. M. f.. church, also
onened to-day. These have drawn
yfsitors. not only from Texas, bu'
from other Southern states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

Members of Fort Worth Ban
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
LAND FOR sALr.
IMPROVED MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
Il For Sale by
~


LAWYER, LAND and COLLECTING ACT.
Bowie, Montague County, Texas.
32D acres in two lb0-acre tracts, adjoining
eacn other, situated about four miles east
from Bo vie on Denton Creek; rich bottom
land. about my acres OF eac tract In good
state OF cultivation. twenty-four acres more
being broken; nearly all well fenced. I'm.
provements: Good average house 23X38 n
large smoke.houte good barn, 2ix3j with
floors above and below; granary, crib and
stables; excellent peach orchard two acres
bearing. The portions of each tract not cul-
tivated well fi,nbered. VIII sell with grow
ing crops, viz..30 acres wheat, 10 OF oats, "a OF
OF corn, and "A OF cotton. Terms: $40 per
acre, including above: at least naf or more
cash, two years time on balance. One Of the
best improved places In Montague county.
1872 acres, sltuated about four and hall
miles southeast OF Bowie; fifty acres In
fence, and forty-five acres IN good state OF
cultivation; balance of tract Well timbered
Improvements: Good franz house, good
well aud cistern, lots, erin. stable, etc. AT
least lO) acres out OF tract Is good tllable
land. Plenty stock W ster within three-ouar.
tiers of mile; fine range on East between
Brushy aud Denton Creeks. VIII Sc i grow
ing crops with place If purchaser desires !;
also go bushels corn, 80 head sheep, ID head
young cows and calves and some hogs. A
bargain can be had In above.
uated about five and a half miles from Bowie,
between II and sunset, on Big Sandy Greer.
sixty acres In good state of cultivation, 80
acres under fence, balance Iimber-neariy all
OF tract good tillable land. Good average
i'm provements. including two dwelling
houses two wells, lots, etc. Terms reason
sble.
Also has for sale unimproved lands in
Montague aud adjoining counties; also
Bowie property, business and rssidence; APP
ply TO or address c. C. JOHNSON,
LAWYER, Real Estate and Collecting Ag't,
Bowie, Montague County, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
Chicago.
special TO the Gazette.

CHICAGO, June 0.--DurIng exchange hours
to-day the bulletin boards were surrounded
by an xIous members, watching the result OF
each ballot and cheering the changes But
little trading was done 1t was all about who
would be nominated for president on tho
Republican ticket.
The few scalpers and light traders VINO
made deals In grain were very cautious, 80
the feeling was "a little bulish, but mol much.
In pork soiitue was done that ~ IL not
worth mentioning.
Cattle were slow. amounting TO dnlInesf,
and Is cents lower. Texas steers oo@o0
Sheep weak.
CHICAGO, Juno ,-FLouR-Duii ana un-
WMsAr-cash ss@ssK: June $685.. closed
ssil. July ag1g0z, closed y0x 80.
CoRS. Cash bikD'5lf' June oi.@oo'a' July
GGz@51s
PoRx-Cash IS 753ls 0t June, July ana
ALxRp-cash and June s0 1928 10 July
i BnIK MrArs--shoulders 90 short RIB
4 Is: snort clear Is.
LIVE STOCK.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
Ho0s-R Receipts, 900: 4pOatb o. a "a
cATTLy-Reoeipts. 1909 export grades y oo
al 10. good 70 choice shippinE . 2oGo "; con- y,
mon 70 medium 57O@s ~ grass ieAanS !"
"rseMsrp-Receipts, J. 800. Inferior 70 fair 2 zoo
4 Coz medium 70 good ootsi 7o choice W w
ira COG ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
TAYLOR.
Cases of Illegal Voting Settled - Pre-
pairing for the New Orleans
Exposition.

Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
ABILENE, June 1.-The county court
has been occupied for the past two
days with the cases growing out OF the
removal of the county seat from Buff
falo Gap to Abilene, several parties
having been indicted for Illegal voting,
making false returns, bribing voters,
etc. The cases have now all been
finally disposed OF, much to the relief
of all concerned.
Some OF our leading citizens have
put "a plan upon foot TO secure the BEST
specimens of agricultural products,
minerals, wool, ETC., which this section
affords for the New Orleans exposition,
and much interest Is being mamie 'ted.
AT present subscription ID being
raised for the purpose OF oilering
premiums to parties fu8ishing tne
best specimens OF the different PROD.
ucts OF the country, and 1t IL proposed
that a kind OF district fair be held IN
which the counties of Jones, Shackel..
ford, Runnels, Callahan, Nolan ana
Taylor will take part.
The friends Of our townsmih, Mt.
Kirkland, have asked him 10 oner
himself as q candidate for senator from
this district, to succeed Mr.. Fleming.
Mr.. Kirkland has not yet made known
whether or not he will enter the race.
Two new brick stores have just been
begun. There Is no building OF conse-
ouence being done In the residence
portion OF town.
The rains have almost wholly cut
Off the wool receipts during the past
week. and hence things have been
unusually dull among merchants.
n dav or two and thinks OF locating
here for the purpose Of piacticing law.
Mr.. j. Is. rawlings IL In town In The
interest OF THE GAZETTE. !,
The two little children OF Mr.. .; ~
Robb were seriously poisoned sunday
by sulphur matches, but are now ou'
of danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


INV YoRK, June Achievements weak.
Railways firm.
state securities quiat as compared with
Inst night.
The stock market closed generally higher,
the principal advances being Louisville 4
Nashville, ~; Huntington, ~; Canada South.
ern, ~: Manhattan, :; Missouri Pacific, s,s
Jersey Central, ~; Pacific Mall,
IL Reading, l,S Omaha and Union IA
c,nc, ~; aud Texas Pacific. w. There
wore NO Important declines. II IL
stated in connection with the floating debt
OF the Louisville \ Nashville Railroad COM
pany. thata proposition would be ctiercd
the stockholders to take collateral bonds for
the purpose OF retiring this debt. The stock
holders would be accorded the privilege OF
subscribing with bonus equal to the
amount OF stock. It's ructher reported that
parties permanently identified with the road
will take the balance of the bonds
remaining, should there be any.
The directors OF the chicago 4
Northwestern company have declared the
usual semiannual dividends of s,s per cent.
on common and per cent quarterly on pre-.
ferred. payable June 20; the directors of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad company have de-
ciared the usual quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent, books TO be closed Juno II and
opened July :. Holders of WABASH general,
Montague, Havana division and lndlauap.
oils division bonds were asked 10 surrender
coupons and take income s,rip, which en-
titled thcm to 4 per cent, interest from ne,
earnings In excess of tho fxed charges. the
coupons TO be held In trust 10 secure the Ill
innate payment OF the income
NEW YoRx, June 6,---Moncy IL; closed
offered "a; prime morcantiic paper, ha6 s,cr
| ling exchange II. H. nrm at sl~, sight
s6s. Dry goods imports for the week, 81 .6Qs,
! 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
roMr worth PROPERTY FOR sAIr.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
l4s LOTS IN nELLEvuR Ann,r,o,

AT AUCTION rHirRsnsv
T., Inc growth OF fort Worth n. uME ".
south 81 The T %vero 80, people have Iocs,au.
tnen about forty houses stoo dd"iiIn1ad, where
on tne commanding emincnce dip.a,,e,vue is
o. .ne residences OF uessrs' Cann m,,ecuy east
y,dea a muH ,riInmmell 1t has been " ,m,, 4.
IeTes Investment COMPANY , p,ioSks; The
s1 eli i's lots ~ auction on Thursdav WIN
ascen, pe'svue hlll Is reached by .,u'a ~
The eur. ~ aoon, eighty feet higher thnn
the IeSas d Pacific resery.t,nv'e south of
S ,,a, Is north OF the reservai,n mat me
seom, ifon Lsookon, mountain is no, r me
trough s s1rs worth on the north fe
lrini,y, looks from Be,,o.nuoVe the
H. Ivy =. WAS 10 valley The Clear Fo,,, NH
c cre wes. ana the sycamore Trinity an5 IN
'ioss unpers on the east are seem "Nu 'he
a prominent physic an Of oSsp Eo,, w,
pro- r1nnopnces Bellevue 10 be the best d, w%r y,
or ro suh hoshlthiest portion Of our 'a cise
miles TO the SOME ane'c ais lis no water for
thnt point Is free from any,aint 'tppe eis from
m n, 20 oe the great fashionable ouar,er ~
Hemphill. Lipscomb and wbee,sr s,,..
run north and south through neilavr str eat
FORT worth street railroad IL now ruS. Inc
,ee along Hemphill street in that H.
t,o.. Ihe hosedale street railroad will ha,,,,
its terminus Just east OF Relleyue. "''' n"'e
Clear Fork and Trinity hedve In TO-, NJ,
on norm, east and west and II is bon mJ', "a
continue extending SOUTH Belieyue yiana y, ~
III Hist 1m,y nne place for drive near the c,y
~ repeats Itself Property on the Sorti,
Side oas risen with great raniditv rao Suu.n
Ian Land adjoining Bellevue that less than a |,
ye n ago sold for sn0 an acre now hrI,rs
snc,,o 20 s M an acre. Lots bought at this
InonIns, rs street railroad and tho mt
g s,,N OF Fort Worth will soon fiii Bellevue
Win w,,n houses. This property will be sold N,
a ans,. on lts merits. Titles are good. and
companys Office. Terms exceedingly literal
CohVeyances 10 ground will be furnished ires
On On ",ay OF sale. All are invitec, especially
h,,, ' ~ NO matter whether You expect tc
Walk or arive overto Bellevue. Texas In
,vestnent company's team goes there daily
rms property has never been on the marke,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
PILOT POINT.
Closing Exercises at Brooks High
School-lntercsting Personals.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT PoINT, June 6.-The public
examinations of Rroors, h,ch snh,o,
olo.aa ,oa.u M IS" 'v'oo'
,'eo 'v-o"y' me exercises nave
been well attended by the patrons and
friends, who sneak In the highest
terms of praise for tho nrocress noaa
a., f,'s'' '"""s
w .ne PuP,'s' froi' . ia Straughn,
with his able assistants, have placed
this institution in the front rank of
educational enterprises. The enter
tainment each night through the
week, consisting of recitations, compo-
sitions and music, has been great at
traction, and the church was too small
to accommodate one'half of the eager
listeners.
"A large delegation came up from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

ISL sss!EERAL MECHAN.
tdq,ss,ooinglng, horseshoeing;
'sgss ss tNn,, spring.hacks;
- a Fourteenth streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
wichita Falls.

Special 10 the Gazeue'
WICHITA FALLS, June 5,-Another
light rain occurred here this morning.
The Wichita river has been bank,iuil
for the last two days, but Is fast falling
now. The new bridge ~ aRPIecia.eu
now that the water j. hign. tneIe h.e
still great many cattle sn'ppend s ~
the place. Things most ngeasu
here now are ahorne' 49,,
and first-class hotel. The puildihg
boom does not abate, ana wnum
progress much faster II brick cou'd ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
Longvlew.

LoNGvIEw, June 8.-Blaine's nomi-
nation gives great satisfaction to the
Republicans of Gregg county. With
very few exceptions they have been
Blaine men from the beginning.
The case of Ed Bean for murder will
be given to the jury tonight. The de-
sign of the state seems TO be to show
Bean as an accomplice of AmonStevens
whose case is set for next Monday, and
the trial of which will be very
lengthy and interesting one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
mates 70 Points East.

,c.,rat ayeuts have now on SAFE lou ~ s
t 5,s H = reduce 70 Cleveland 'siss ono
BBuffalo, Niagara Falls ssr asa SA tray-
town tow. Invariably take 1Hs Zee L, oities
way a o. ri i this the case In the Pc, s4 pas
Es y sssscn. All ticket agents sen nes
Line tickets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
Yes; Three Of Them.

THE GAZETTE wants national ex,
positIon nc Fort Worth In 1887, ana
truly remarks 1t will give that CITY
sisuch another boom a. was never en-.
loved by any other city in the United
States.u But won't she have TO bulld
some kind Of . hotel To accommodate
the people?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
A Blaine Club.

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, June Ga
Blaine club was organized here on the
street in front of the Republican build
ing Immediately after the receipt. Of
the news of the nomination of Blaine,
with 900 on the rolls. The streets are
packed with people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
CoRsICANA.

stIll Delaying Trains
'v ConsrcANA, June e.-Hon: Barn as,a
n,hhs snsnt to-day in our city, while
awaiting transportation to Dallas las !, ; !.
The Nsrrow-gauge Is now r '..i,i ~
Lne vest rom here, but 1t VIII Ds
traIns ,;me before the breaks eastward ri, y
s 70 2 ss s' mt in shape for travel; Inc at,
Cen''M resk tomorrow evening" tne
y Sr ri to cross since Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
Tom Burord,s Return.

LOUISVILLE, June Cool. Thomas
Buford, who killed Judge Elliott, was
brought over from Indiana to-day,
poverty-stricken and dying, and re-
turned to the Central lunatic asylum
from which he escaped over year ago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
Now Orleans.

NEW oRIKAra. June d. COTTON -
Spot closed firm l.l0 higher.
sales, 2,40O 49,,
Low Ordinary i61s; Ordinary 0 T.l0; Good
Ordinary ~ $40; Low Middling ~ ,b.io; MIA.
Fair II 1916: Fair ~ @I0 -
Fntures closed duh and 10 points higher.
aaleE iT.5p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
Corpus Christi.


special 10 the Gazette.
CoRpus CHRISTI, June &C. Al
Merriam. superintendent of the Mex
ican National railway, is arranging a
valuable display of minerals, fibcrs aud
other products of Northern Mexico for
the New Orleans cotton exposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

dor SALE OR Observation-Disclosures.
- The splendid residence OF the late Cant,
Mm. n. Iaylor, NO. 1913 South Main street
House has seven large, elegantly panered
and finished rooms, besides bath. with
hot ~nd cold water pantry, oset, etc. Large
galleries, front and rear. Sto foundation
under the entire house. Also n three-room
servanthouse on rear lot. Good cistern
and water.works. Apply on premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
IHEGAzEITE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS. SATURDAY Jr1NF =

made fast enough 10 supply tue ue-
mand. Five more business houses are
10 be put w ms soon as material can
be had. The initiatory steps have
been taken to organize an odd Eel
lows lodge here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
lsoston

Rosro>, Juno : Wool dult,oh,o and Penn
sylvan'a Stra s3@S; pulled Soeoss; others
unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

NTAsTERsoN & WOODWARD, , ATTSSh.
Nl neys at Law. Once corhe. ,r,shonse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

LNoR RENT ON HOUSTON sTpErT-
~ store No. 800, below Chase Trading com.
pamy, opposite Tully's jewelry store. Apniy
TO Texas Investment Co. Limited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

7 lTTLEJoHN & MARTIN, GENERAL
- insurance agents. Fire, life, accident
and marine insurance: 2D5 ;iaIn street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

tAissals BARGAINS, RE.
rnwnbroker's, 2Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

~HAPMAN &sWAYNE, ATToRNEYsA Al
law, Fort Worth, Texas. .omoe o'''
HI nj National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

isIIrEvd "A BUNCH OF
Aorten at Muir.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

!snouS,,asnE E THE BIG IN.
Y AocdTvu, street, where the
~ Az Iux medicines In
warrant d 10 cure,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07

DAvIs, BEALL 4 ROC Frs, A AI-ro,, mild,
~ Main street. Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-07
81. Louis.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
sr. LOUIS. June 0. = WHEAT --Ihe 'ns'Ne'
WAS dull snd but little business was trans,
acted. orders we're scarce, and prices about
steady. Bulletins from the Chicago conve'E
ton were all the attraction.
In corn prices were hr'n and stronger Do'h
In futures and cash sales.
Provisions were stronger IN tone ana ~
inand better.
Cattle we're moderately active ana ~ csnw
lower on all grades. corr-.ed Texans f'oS
oo.. grass Texans 10000.
sheep allow and unchanged.
PRODUCE
or LOUIS. June 6.-FLouE--Duli. on.<
WHrAT-No. 2 red ,zei WI eash; WV
lime: 05szap3jk July. ..,,e,,ax< ,.,.,.. ssxm
szssasSx cssh' baA@aN june 's's~
y o Az 81 cash; si@sl,s July; q August
PROVISIONS.
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