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New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
mt .ctior aa the ohIef exeoutive

president is at present acting as the chief executive
officer OF the company" - 2.
"GenerA Porter hardly knows whether he s president
not" General wlnslow, president OF the North River
Construction Company added because his successoIhas
yet been elected IL may bo fine legal point whether
he Is not still president OF the company We certainly
wish that he might remain president"
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
PEACE NOT YET ANNOUNCED.

The passenger rate situation remains un-
changed Information OF the definite completion Of an
agreement with the lines is still lacking at the Com
mssioners Office and consequently no orders have been
issued for the restoration OF tickets rates The Rock
Island road vigorously pushing business at its new In
dependent office.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

What with the False Prophet on one slde ana
tbe profs which John Du Is hgunng for on the Othe
Egypt is in very uncomfortable dilemma just now.
The new Queen of MadagascaTs name beng
Interpreted, means Cloudfulor-water' Long may Sne
SslnI-iGlasROw Times.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

Besides debts for Endorsement" the amount Of which Is
unknown. The plaintiff charges Messrs. Winsow and
Porter with gross mismanagement and declares that 10
would be harmful allow them to continue In control Of
the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
"Murder VIII Out"

DETROIT, MICH, July "A fresh
murder has just been completely I'M
.arthed in Ionia county. Two or three
years since man named Vanderburg,
aged forty-five, married girl half his
age, "a stepdaughter of man named
Scott, with wnom he lived and for
whom he worked. The couple con-
tinued TO live with Scott, and after a
while trouble was engendered by the
undue intimacy of Nanderburg's wife
and Oscar Scott, u young man, son of
Vanderburg, the employer. In jan
uary last Oscar and Vanderburg left
home in search of employment in the
lumber camps of the North woods. A
few days later Oscar returned and
reported Nanderburg had left him, but
had no knowledge where he had gone.
The wife, about the same time, gave
out that her husband deserted her.
About the same time she removed TO
Edmore, Montcalm county, and
nothing special was thought of the
matter until last week, when AN
accidental discovery by some
farmer acquaintance, that Oscar
Scott and Vanderburg's wife had been
living together and had been since the
latteT y removal. Suspicion WAS Nv
once excited ana officers began to push
inquiries rs TO Vanderburg's where
abouts. They traced him to Edmore,
where he Mt once disappeared
from view. Yesterday afternoon
a half-iilled well was discovered ON
the premises occupied by Scott. The
officers began digging In 1t TO see what
could be found. Scott, who up to that
time, pretended to know nothing
whatever of Vanderburg after he left
last winter, quickly drew revolver
and shot himself. This act confirmed
the suspicious OF the officers, who
proceeded more vigorously which
soon resulted in bringing the body o.
the murdered man to light with the
unmistakable evidences of the facts OF
the murder. Scott lived but q short
time and the wife confessed the fact OF
the murder but there is no probability
that she had hand in it other than
consenting to 1t beforehand, and being
cognizant of its contamination after
wards. She Is in custody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
FOUND DEAD.
A Sick Man Repairs TO a Creek and Is
Found Drowned.
Delegate Exall on His Way to the Chi
cage Convention.
Special to the ea,.,,e.

Special to the Gazette.
LAMrAsAs, July 2.-This evening
about 8 o'clock Joe Edmans, em-
ployed at Cameron's undergrad, was
found dead in Burleson's creek, about
one-half mile from the square. The
water was only about eighteen inches
deep where he was lying when found.
He had been sick for several days and
had been taking medicine up TO 1
o'clock, when he left for the creek,
and 1t is supposed he was seized with
a fit aud WAS drowned while in that
helpless condition. Mr.. Potter takes
charge of the remains for the present.
He has brother at Temple working
for the same company, who has been
telegraphed for. The place for bury
ing the dead body will not he deter.
mined on until after the arrival of the
decessed's brother.
Henry Exall left this morning for
Chicago TO attend the convention.
The weather Is very warm and dry.
The cotton crop is looking fine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Chicago.
special 10 the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, July 2.-rhere was n fair amount
OF trading done, but prices did not nuctuate
much and the tendency was towards high.
er range. The bears were undaunted, how.
ever, and were free sellers.
Corn showed more strength than wheat.
New wheat IL now coming In, but is damp
and in poor condition. Dealers predicts de-
morallzotlOn In prices, should liberal re-
ceipts Of such stun come in, This is threat
ened.
Pork futures dull and higher.
Lard fairly active and higher.
Loose meats dun and lower.
Cash polk slow.
Cattle receipts 5000. The demand was ur.
gent and prices higher; Texas cattle in fair
supply and sold At 8 5oG5 10.
Sheep steady under light receipts,
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, July 2.-FLouR-Dull and un
WmsAr-July s3asssS, closed Mt s2,e; Au.
gust s5.f9s5's. closed s5ss; September sdss@S7,
ConN-tash si1.aslH; July slsseslsj, closed
SIS; August S2ItGo5sH, closed nj 81; Sep
oArsc.Idiy ssezeSs. closed %: August 2OJ6
OF. September 25J1@l8iz.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-Cash lots lf 009l7 90 July II 80; Au
gust IL @tip rs, closed 10 0O'9l9 81; Septem
| Der IL 81.
LAnD--Cash 25a7 20: July rs 81 20,
closed Z sods7 s2a; August7 81 lsee7 62,s, closed
42&ep7 Is.
BULK MEATS = Shoulders 5 70; short ribs
z n; short clearsi5.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July 2.-The Drovers' journal
reports:
Hoes--Receipts 1909; active aud firm at
4 70615 10.
aonb 10 ,,n,oaP a., NJ, Va ME- r v'Vsn ~
mon To medium 1906 W; grass-fed Texans
3 g1G5 ~.
SO: medium 10 good 5Jdi bO choice To eNtI,,
4 506D5 2j.
The board OF trade have decided not 10 open
on July and ).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Prosecutions.

The Southern drug store has adopted
the rechecking system in their pre-
scriptiOn department. Every pre-
scription is read by two dispensers,
and bottles containing the different in
gradients used in compromising are re-
examined after filling a prescription,
thus guarding against any possible
error. None but the best drugs and
chemicals used in the prescription de-
partment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
LAND FOR SALE.
RRovEp MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
For sale by
q. n JOHNSON


4 c. O. JOHNSON.
ER, LAND and COLLECTING ACT,
Bowie. Montague County. Texas.
[ecres In two lB0ac tracts, adJoining
y o'her. situated about four miles east
Bowie on Denton Creek; rich bottom
about nn y acres OF each tract In good
of cultivation, tweyty-four acres more
bToken; nearly all we'll fenced. I'm
ments: Good average house 24x36 n;
smoke-houfe good barn, 2ixsd,. with
Is; excellent peach orchard two acres)
ng, The portions of each tract not cul-
u well timbered. VIII sell with grow
ops. VIZ, 20 acres wheath 10 OF oats. "a OF
IN 'ludipg above; at least half or more
J two years time on balance. One OF the
IN proved places In Montague ,unty.
u acres, situated about four and half
southeast OF Bowie; nifty acres In
and forty-fve acres IN good state OF
PATTON; balance of tract well timbered.
Iovements: Good frame house, good
2and cihtern, lots, crib. stable, etc. At
lo1 acres ont OF tract Is good tillable
Plenty stock water within three-ouar-
~ a mile; nne range on east between
hy and Denton Creeks. VIII re | grow
crops with place if purchaser desires (;
bushels corn, 80 head sheep, IS head
COWS and calves and some hogs. A
PORES, know, as the Loveless place, sit
about I'VE aud q haif,uiies from Bowie,
zen ~ ana Sunset, on Big Sandy Creek.
acres In GOOD state OF cultivation, so
under ience, balance timber--peaTIy ALI
ct good tillable land. Good average
pVeinents, including two dwelling
- TWO weiia. lots, etc. Terms reason
has for sala unimproved lands in
hgue and adjoining counties. also
property. business and reeldence. APP
or address G. O. JOHNSON,
Pyer, Real Estate and COLLECTING ACT,
Il Bowie. Montague County, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
kansas Uisy.

Special 70 the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, July 2.-provisions were
dull and unintcrestIng. Loose meats sell
slowly. and prices are lower II anything.
Pork steady.
Cattle-The supply was scant and mainly
OF common natives. Prices were barely
steady. No grass Texans offered. Indian
cattle scarce.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY, July .. WHEAT = 90 lao
80 81 cash; 10 August: II 8-s September.
CoRs--4o cash; ~ 5S August: " ID bid
September, fM
Oars IS bid.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE-Receipts 800: native steers of 200
10 ,5U pounds b 60Ct6 III native Steers OF $50
TO LOO pounds Z 5o09j z: stockers and
feeders fOGf7t; fair ~ good native cows
00eDtU
HoGs Receipts ,0t 1895 90.
SIIKgP--keceipts I16: nominally I'M
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Notice.

OFFICE s. II f.. LAND AND CATTLE Co.,
FORT woRTu, TEX. July 2, 1884
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the S. r.. +. Land and
Cattle company viii be held at its
Office In the city Of Fort Worth on the
third Tuesday, being the 22d Of July,
1854, for the purpose OF electing board
sf directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction OF such other business
a. may PROPERLY come before It.
J. q. ST.. CHAIR,
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

Furniture-Boadsteads. Imitation wainu,
wood seat, " doE, 90 1907 DO: cane and rattan
seat, o. ONb9 10; cane seat dining, era O0so2O 01
Childs and rockers, IS oOdpI2 50 large rocking
s2 0psop %; camp and rockers, each, 81 55@
Tables. round, s2O0a3'ho fall leaf, Ca SI6s6 81,
Safes. each, g 259o7 10; bureaus, eB 60GeN 90
wnsh stands, 81 2sgeS % bod springs,s "a 1907 30
Baby Carriages, ~ b0do20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

The customers of Turner & Mcclure
will notice their name IN the list of
those who close ON the Fourth, and
are requested to send in their orders
to day, rs their doors will be shut from
tonight till the morning OF the 9Th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
sew OrisF-
PROvfagOuA.

Hsv Oriefns.
PRovJsIoNs,
NEW CaLKArs. July - FLogE-Dull:
high grades tbaH5t0.
LoRn-- Quiet: yellow mixed az.
OATa -Duil and lower; choice. 10
CORY MxAL-Denand fair and prices high
er; 2 00bs co.
HAY-Quisi: prime 70 OILS: choice I0gl7.
PoER-DuIl and lower at 1915.
LARD-Steady; fierce refined 81: kegs.
BULK hEATs--In far demand but lower:
shonldsrs. packed, 6<; long clear and clear
.BAcos-Quis. but arm; shoulders ~; long
clear " clear rib W 7''',I :
HANS : 6westpickled higher at Isalsk,
TO- n \
ucssxx --Islo cargoss common 70 prime n.
euoAn-Qpiet and weak; good fair w;
fnlly lstr ~ prime "; yellow clariasd
NoLzssrs-euiet refined assess.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

NEW ORLrANs. July 2. --CoTroN -
Spot closed quiet but steady.
Sales, 500.
Low Ordinary 7ss; Ordinary o. Good
Ordinary 10: Low Middling 10 SIS; Mid
ding II; Good Middling II II; Middiing
Fair II 10: Fair llE
Futures easier NJ II decline of to points
on al months except July, which declined
| 10 points
GALES, $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by Shiloh's Catarrn Remedy. Price soc.
Nasal Injector free. l.. N. Brunswig q Co
wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Bu,idinx Aastsrss,

LuMBE1-Rough lumber, boxing, II inonss
and under, nnt-class, IN; stripping. Hxy, 81
boxing and flooring. clears, US: thick clears
~ and IL, eN: rough lumber. second clAas
olB: iOist and acantling, culls, ol6.
BIDIN0--Ffrat common white pine, ~ %
second do. 40; third do, vs.; poplar. o36 O00
g 90 native pine y; ~ 90 dox. as; NATIVE
DsssssD demonstrating u inches ane
under, ~ oo9S %; do Kxs. ee o0e3 %
scantIing, )oiHt or any common lumboY
rs 0opI ": boxing over u inches. 5000
second class. any kind. s1l 0lD2s 90.
DRBSsED AND MATCHED yLo0RIu0-B1rGl
class "; second class, o2l.
WHITEPInE FuRNfBalna LuMpnn-lks y
and inch white pine, no inch do, W.
CEILIN0--BEADBD Oh PLArN-F1Tpt com
poplar, X, rs oSS37 30 ;'y poplar. SEssoSSs o.
native pins, X. sx2bI 40, Vi rs.
PcrLAR LDassx--lK. ~. and . inoh. ~
snIScIss-whits pine A, o; do shadsd A
M.26. DO extra No. 4, $50 cypress, bsst any
brand, ~ do No, 2, M6G 70 No. :, 0.69 native
saved heart, q 80 aeps, t.b,
PfUxEn.-whits pine, dressed and hseded,
gnsrs q nat,'E ysilov pine DO. ~ iath.
LIHE. cEnn IT. ETc.-..I4ims. Austin, G2.2s
psr bbl.: Port and. MIS- per Dbl. ElAetsy P6ris
hev Yozk OF NicbisaD. = 50 pa bib. Plsste
Siio1-5irs-ppoG s1p psr n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

Wheat, ohoios 0c.oasl, medium, s0aso
inferior. e0ee5c; oats, 25427xc; barley, SOe
85c: corn, 5l1pt5o; rye. 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Groceries.

.,,~s.,.s ,.,,
sss,r isvn. y n onu sc hnmis, isHG $500.
z. Ayn-T,erc.. oa<,. 40 ar, sor. -. a,,.
apn rane n.y., Yns a.. ow W." y az usns'
y n csms ,,V.s'" Ao" es'"s' Jaw ." cans Nho'
T~csrs 'v. s~.,,,,.... ~. ,. 49,,
al ~ ,,ss,,,u M i,nc.' osuinary, iifc.;
coycrnm,cnt lava MITES ce'' nancy tO' oiu
TSA-Himrer,a,, ss.ssu,s gupnowa.r snm,o
nSSsSsns my: Powoese9' ouH- 49, 10.
ssamSa,us - NAL, Sws soa,, A. grsnuia,eu
samrsru 4, .@S ehoice White' 'ssc yellow
p,mv u .,s ss.,a az.
E,av- Ma,snra, NM xS,,. ~, ., a.. 49,.
c :, ~. me ,i' ,yp xi'si NO shio NO.
Js,;,,a AM mi SS's' ,tNsSSi "sT No se.9G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Liverpool.

LIvERPooL. July CoTToN-Bpot closed
hardening and l. ID higher than last closing.
Yesterday. To-day.
orulhMy ..........- l-l0 T-lb
Good oruinary.....-. 6A bH
Low middling. ....,.. az ~
MiddlinR uplands.. u 6-lS 4 6-l8
Middiing brleans.,. q Gl6 1915
Sales 1900.
American 300.
Exports for speculation 1000
Imports, 800, American 800.
Futures olOsed slendy. 2(a3 points hlgher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Country Produce.

Potatoes-lrish, new, per bushel, 0007S !;
v Dbl, 81 %. Beans, HIP. med, bills. So; large
lima, 6Sc.; sp,el butter, t,see5c. Pickles,
medium, per .ol., 50 oO small, pcr Dbl, $40 ,
Cheese, half Dream. islsc.;s null cream, iBc.
Pcanuta. lsls@l35fc. Cider, haif-bbl,. IS 10
Cabbage, SHc.
PouLraY-aeus. $50 % - per dozen,
young spring chickens, g. Mo-; Turksys
~ 00dlb 0O; Geese, ~ no e0 " Ducks, q OAp
y2S
EaaB-Per dozen, T60l0c,
Fresh country butter, choice. 10 % l5c;
Crcan-ry ,sscpS71tc.; old butter, SaplOo.; .oleo-
margarine, lso.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

Quality IL first consideration with
Turner 4 Mcclure In purchasing sup
p'iee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
Gatvesuon.


9ALvuro.; July 2,-OorroN- Spot closed
quiet, quotations unchanged.
Receipts, ~ bales,
Sales, lone
Exports, none.
Coastwise bsi.
Stock, 2,lgs,
Ordinary O. Good Ordinary 10; Low
Middling l0as; Middling II; Good Mid
ding nv; Ni4dling Fair iiIS
Futures barely steady; first call steady:
second call barely steady; third call closed
dull with an advance of s points on the de.
cline OF las points ON all months except
July, which sold as yesterday.
MONTHS. | CALI ~ CALL 10 CALI CLos'g
July ,...... 10 iObidl1l BJliil 80. ... U 60Oia
August. -. 10 6yGnTl o 6l6t72IlO 0Dd7J no Bsd 10
september. 10 +6snh7ll0 $50 2ll0 4Dd 5l 10 asa ~
October 10 26d2. 10 306D3sl 10 .76DyD 10 2Bd 20
November. 10 Hep2 10 2M2lll0 l7mAl0 l8dg0
December.l 10 lS6o.0liJ 1874 10 ls02 no l56i ID
January. - ~ l60plAllO 2l@2l 10 lsp2l 10 ISa2O
February, 10 26G30ll0 30dSl 40 2tn 10 ESQ ~
March,. ...,,....I ,,.,,.,,l -. ii ... .
Sales, nrst call loo; second call loo; third
call 200 Total sales. u 0O).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

cattle about two doiiars per head isas sSS,
the above quotations. - $50
The above prices are for herds Of ioO he,d
a a,cs upwnrd. delivered on the trails. and for
emnrnccd In the following territory: West
OF the Texas Central Railway; NORTH OF Hiins
u,s ' east and west with Waco, and east II
south OF he'd Rive. $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
TELEGRAPHlG MARKETS.



New YORK, July Achievements higher
for ~ per cents.
Railways strong; Texas d Pacihc rose up 10
IS on semiofiicial reports that August cou-
pons would be paid.
State securities quiet.
Share speculation was buoyant and excited
to-day and the bears were much alarmed at
the turn in affairs. Round
amounts of leading shares were taken
with confidence for home and foreign ac.
count. the purchase being due mainly TO the
fact that few important railway corpora
tions defanlted on July interest charges. Re
ports from the grain.growing regions were
of Il favorable nature. The Vanderbilt
Could White party were buyers throughou
In the Early dealings the bears rashed into
cover andin their haste bid prices up ON
themselves. The advance, which collapsed
with last nights closing, ranged from ] 10 o
percent. st. Paul, preferred, rose 5, ST. Paul,
common, 81, Northwest 8, Lackawsnna 5,
Lake Shore ~, Louisville d NASH
vile ~, kock Island ", Jersey
Central 26-s, Missouri Pacific 2<,
New York Central 2, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred and Canada Southern ~, Union Pa
ellie lJs, Central Pacific ! 81, Western Union
Ielegraph rs, GAcinc Mail ia, chicago.
Burlington Quincy 81. Reading IA. and
remainder OF the list 10 per cent.
In the afternoon there were sales TO realize,
and prices fell on hei per cent. In the gener-
al list and ~ In Union Pacific, and near
the close the former tone prevailed. and there
was rally OF lssA per cent, and the market
closed strong. Compared with last nights
closing. prices are k@6 per cent higher, with
Union Pacific unchanged.
Transactions $50 900 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

row Norx.
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK, July 2--BssvEs - Receipts
2,s7u; market closed weaker: extremes 0 100
7so for steers soss 30 for bulls.
more than % carloads unsoid; extremes tcj
96 10 tor sheep; Zoo, 90 for southern lambs
PROVISIONS.
FLouR Weak.
WHkAr-SDvt, Ia TO I higher; options tri-
flo higher No 2 red 80: No. red ~ 10; No 2
red. July eSaasNs, closing eSsS: Angus, sItf,
CLOSING " IA; September a9aQsA, closing 30 y
Cons spot lots ~ 10 ~ higher; opt,ors
figures: No. 3, 81 ] 2a5S ~. steamer ssd5s 10;
No. :, 81 ,.sa5o; No. July 5,ee5s.4, closing IS;
August 6slses !, closing sly; september eise@
Gorrxs-spot, fair: Rio dull options dun:
late month. depressed. partly owing 10 some
weakness In corresponding deliveries at
sales, 400, bags.
Rio No. !, August s 20; September s $50
SUGAR Firm and fairly active; centrifugal
SO; nolasses sugar 4 y: 1uadaloupe G4@5N;
san DominRoS English island 4ts Havana
fsS; Muscovado SS-t: fair to good renuin Y
quoted iis,sS rein, d steady; centrifugal e.s
8r6 7-iG; graduated o LILLE.
MoLAssEs Outlet but arm.
klck.-tn fair demand and firmly held.
Wool Dull and Unchanged,
PoRk-Qulet but steady; old mess lo,S6e
BErr quiet hut steady.
Cur MRNfs--Nouinnl.
LARD Hi cher; Western steam, spot, COO
20
COTTON MARKETp.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALI. UNITED STATES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2.--honey lIfD2, closed
offered at 2: prime mercantile paper sac;
sterling exchange Is ID firm, ssIz, sight OK
change 48Ik.
honda.
NEW YORK. July 2-Closad nj the fol-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TExAs. THURSDAY July
s-pun, LouIslana ordlnary to primo

as.mSN.
BRAN-Duli and easier at s7,s.
COTTON SEkD OI1.--pi ne crude ~. sum-
mer yellow S9satO. market dull.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORPHANS, July 2.-Sight exchange
on New York, 2 10 per LOW premium.
sterling exchange Il. h. 4 SS0ai 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
: couNTRy PROPERTY FOR SALE.

H.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
q negj House and LOT situated one block from
JOt.f One-half acre of ground. House four
-Sms. two l1xl4 IT,, one J2xlI n. and one Sxi2
u, VIII be sold at n bargain. Apply 10
iae eomRs p. Martin, Manager Land Depart
et asnt Texas Investment company, Fort
nth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

e. IYASTED-A NO l GENTLE SINGLE
~ harness buggy horse. Will pay good
neu &c. Apply Mt Drs. Broiles x Grtminer's
6osgtce one and "a half blocks west of the post
up Ice, ON Fourth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

Ammunition.
.powder-Hiastins, = kee, q so: R,ns. y n n.
DuG kins, Y lv1 n...a Is; Nine. v ~ ma. Il 81:
S""s--~ snNt' Buck shot. 20 Is -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
RORTa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

coma = ANTED SECOND HAND FURSI-
+ ,siV ture by T. j. Walsh, Main street be-
cen Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

JANEs A. PoAGE, ATToRNEY.AT-LAw
- and land agent, Albany, Snack elford
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

rlkN ACRES ON SOUTH SIDE, NEXT TO
Guy limits; n bargain. John y. Andrews
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

HOUSTON Il HENDERSoN-W.B b. HOUR
III ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents. Office in Bank building, Wichita
Falls, Texas.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

rINEMPLEToN, wYNNE n CARTER, AT
i torneys-at-lnw. Office over Fort Worth
National bank, corner Main aud First streets.
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WY II. ALDRiDGE. ATTORNEY AT
w Law, Notary Public and Land Agent,
1872 Jones street.
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wANTED-AGENTs.
ALL SORTS.

EVERYBODY COME TO THE FLEMING
~ ofchard this week and get plums at 90
hteper bushel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-03

HYDE JENNINGS, LAWYER OFFICE
over banking house oil Tidbail, Van
ZaiIdt & Co., Fort Worth, Texas.
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onN This This TINS Last
oH''' day week season season.
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4 FTER THIS DATE WE WILL SELL
\ ~ tickets for 81, good on either line.
" sale at Fort Worth National bank.
f4s Fort WORTH STREET RAILWAY Co.
4 II. KINDS OF LOCKSMIrH WORK
AsAnd trunk repairing done ut i. NJ
t310ey's gun store 5i2 Houston street, OPP
'Hl14 Henry Il Peaks. b
|{4xou HAVE LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
e{unk or vulise. A. j. Anderson, l06 Hous-
~ rect, can supply you with "a new one
@ili guarantee Mt. Locks, hinges,
tsH9 and fastenings, single or 10 match.
yefs ON hand.
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NTAsTERsoN Il WOODWARD, ATToR-
WI neys at Law. Office corner Weather
ford and Main streets, opposite courthouse.
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NJ ID. PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WI ONCE over Barnes grocery, corner OF
Main and First streets.
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PROFESSIONAL.

LNINLAY q HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
IL Law and Land Agents, Graham, Texas.
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FOR sALn-LrvE STOCK.

1.-TWO wELL-GRApED BULL CALVES
i for sale Mt halfway Hospital.
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r l.. RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AT Law.
10 cameron, Texas. Prompt attention
gwen to ali business placed in my hands.