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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
PARrsrAN NOTES
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Special 10 tho Gazette
PARIS, Aug. s.--Another mammoth
company goes into operation to day, TO
oe known as the Lyons Thomas Hard
ware company. The stockholders Of
the enterprise are Joe Lyous. i N.
Thomas. j. p. Record, w. f. Dulaney'
hardin Ragland aud Will Raeland'
The officers Of the compapy consist of
joe Lyons, presidents ]. ID. Thomas
vice-president aud treasurer, and j. p.
Mecord, secretary. Directors: j. ID.
Thomas, w. +. Dulaney, Joe LYONS
Inc capital stock amounts to $50, 900.
III the association Of these gentlemen
In the hardware business there IL a
combination of such business qualities
tnat are very seldom excelled.
Each gentlemen having peculiar
adaptation for the different DEPART
ments incident to the hardware tfade.
we have no hesitation in saying that
success will crown their efforts. They
Will soon be In possession of 2o.OOO
square feet of warerooms, In which to
store an immense stock Of hard
ware Of every description, including
agricultural implements, machinery,
building material, sash and doors,
wagons, buggies. etc. Queensware and
china and furniture in all of its
branches.
Elder Austin b. Smith of Denison
has been in the city for several days
lecturing at the Christian church, on
Types and Shadows of the Old Testa-
| ment.
j. ID. Baum has sold out his stock of
goods to NJ. Rosenbaum of Bonham,
who will remove the goods to that
place.
The Shreveport club arrived in due
course yesterday. The match games
will commence to-day.
4 Mr.. A. =. Boyd, of the North
Texan, after trying to combine the du.
ties of the editorial chair with those
of country home, returns TO town
residence, and gracefully resumes his
place among the city people. He
moves tomorrow into his new re-
faired and finished house on Church
street, known as the Cross place.
Prof. III. c Gowdy, Prof. Js j. Rich
ardson of Paris, and Prof. w. ID. &c
rard of Fort Worth are engaged to
day as "A board to examine the appli
cants for positions in the graded pub
lie schools Of the city.
A moonlight party was given las
night Mt the RAILROAD tank west of towI
In honor Of Miss Fanny Dorchester o
Sherman, the guest of Misses Wor
than. About twenty couples partici
pated in the enjoyment of the occa
sion A very elegant supper was pre-
vided by the young ladies and pai
taken of by all with considerable zesI
One of the happy party, with hi
companion, was lost amid the beautie
of the scene and the soft light of til
silvery moon, aud did not arrive upo
the banks of the moonlit lake until III
night was far spent.
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BnildinK material

LumBKR- Rough lumber, boxing, IA meme
and under, urst-class. 80. stripping. kx8, 81
boxing md flooring. clenrs, pl5; thick clean
~ md ~, 81; rough lumber. second class
elT ioiBt and scantiing, culls, SIS.
BIDIS0--FirHt common white Pine, g92 81
second do. $50; third do, s25; poplar. t28 GOA
rough. 5000
DREssEp LuMnnn-Boxing u inohss m,
undo, SO Q0ge2S %; do &xs, s2g O0eo2j Ok
scaptllng, )oist or any common lnmbsi
We 0ObS 20; boxing ovor "a inohon. ga, O0S
81 0o thlok clears, u To ~ and 2, $50 00zoSa 81
second class. any kind. sal %.
DRRssED AND MATCHED FLooRIR0-Fira
GLASS, e2S; second oiass, cal,
WHlrEPfNE FuRNIsHIEG LuMBnIl-lH. 4.
and Inch white pine, so; inch do, S85.
CEILlND--BEADED on PLAIN--First DON
mon whit pins. $3.50; ID do, $50; I'll do, ca
poplar, X, $40 Oplo21.5D poplar. " sk2.6O13S %
nhs,yeplne ", e22.60: do, n, g22 10.
do inch, $50. ~
sTIraLEs-White Pine A, 90; do nhndod a
brand S. do No, q. si5o DO No sSs ns, IN
saved wed heart, st;e3 saps, sa25.
plohEB.- white pine, dressed and headed
. 1904 TO.
per Dbl. Comont. Louisville or losenaie. O2 ii
per Dbl; Portland. ~ 70 per bbl. Plaster Paris
New gorh or Michigan. 70 80 per bbi. Plasia
BRIoK.-Fre-proof 0@ per NJ.
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81, LOU
Special 10 the Gazette.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.--WHEAT - There
were more sellers than buyers. and the lat
ter CA me only from the short Interest. Sell
ing was almost entirely for short scalps.
Prices then fiuctuated, but closed weak ut
decline OF x and e.
Corn was duh and unsettled carly, but
soon strengthened. Trading was light, while
the demand was fair.
Provisions fairly active and unchanged.
In cattle. Texas and Indian range sold well
under moderate receipts. Sales ranged at
extremes of s. 1904 70.
The sheep receipts were light aud the mar
lyet was dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

kcy nmbcr. u, erl raw italian sienna. 10. ~.
IA, ec; Paris grcHd, "A, M; Chrome. !. n. y. =
2. O., ~, '2c; Americsn vermillion, IL. c0c: in.
az S,an sh sc"; w. VI Min.t'a re-, q, s., i2s{r ~,
Yellow ochrc, Il. 81, INA, ~, o.. ~ - -
rnErxhsp cnAiNixe ONIONS
bnfk oak, ioc; Ash, Ice: Back walnut, lee
pisrxxprn ccLons
ivory drop black. I'D, raw Turkey umher
a,c, burnt Turkey lumber, go: raw Italia,
sienna, 20, narnt Iialiao sienna, s5c; Van
Pr'oss Of above made on basis OF IN u.
y, and ID cans, assor ed; In = and is
cans; oa!rncein J and Z 10 cans, assorted.
assorted. Price In s 10 cans, Ia less. icsl nnd
SID Tin paus, issc less, and kegs 70 per ~
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Chicago.

Chicago.
Special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.--Duiiness aud general de-
moralixation continue TO he the leading fea-
lures OF the grain matket Wheat again dc
clined more than yesterday. But few orders
IN and only sca,pers doing any business.
wheat declined Que cent,
Corn rallied little at the close.
No pork futures.
Lard futures duh aud lower.
Meats active and about steady.
Receipts of cattle liberal; prices declined
slightly on all grades; Texas in fair supply
and good grades sold well.
The sheep market was duh and prices Is
cents lower.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-FLouR-- Dull and
WmnAT--Ausust 7sssa ssl.. closed 7o1; sep
ss,sessa,t, closed n; sl,s: No. rsdsi 20 red 20
loRs Cash 529s6e5i: August 62stpSS closed
521seD5Ss<; september h29spSs, closed ST. &c.
oArs~Cash ss@sS; Angus, 29sS@gsx, closed
| 23}s; september 2os6 s25k, closed 2jN@a5S.
PROVISIONS.
| PoRK-Cash 10 h09i7is; August u %; Sep.
temoer 10 5e October 10 90.
LsRp- cash 1907 5o August Is; Sep
BULK MEATs-shoulders 20, short rib IS
| short clear p35
| LIVE STOCK.
Drovcrs' Journal reports
Hoes Receipts 1900: i've to ten cents low
,ATTLk-Receipis $500 fancy cattle frmer
| OId1 81; export gfnde, = tp7 "; good 4
choice shipping loot 81 common TO me
| dun G5 20 grass rexans 3 i5est -
SHEEP-iteceipts 2,hol; Inferior TO iair b0S
90; medium ~ good 36lDi o.; choice '
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eroesrsss.

knArs--Suaar cured hams. l5l<S B.C.O.P.
,haooD' iskc; 3. Q. bacon. iic.; &C. dry aslt,
3 yl.0b; half bbls..' Ne, /, mo- No. q tfs)0;
White fish. No. 1. hik bbis., O.26; No, Z. Mo;
Dried herring. per boz, go. tIod nshi go
2oe cans. y,so.; Ion cana. s,lo; 50 cana 80
! D cans. 9xc,
"a, ;;s :s;% %1 e.. lie, e. G.s,n.r ne &;
53z5Pss s gsi. 81. s:' g.,
81 ~
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Archbishop Ryan.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-Arrange-
ments were completed to-day for the
reception of Archbishop Ryan of ST..
Ioufs. who Yesterday received from
Rome a merchandising to him the
See Of Philadelphia. Archbishop Ryan
r. expected here Tuesday evening the
10th. In the evening grand street
PROCESSION will be given by the Catho-
iic societies. Fully 10000 Catholics,
representing all the various temper
ance beneficial organizations Of the
church In this city will turn out IN
fnlI rerslIs. carrying torch-lIghts. The
event promises to be- the largest ana
most imposing Catholic demonstration
ever made In this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

WooL-Bright light, dne ana medium, ~
months, 1Bze X heavy 1ne. " months, i3Goi5:
buck wool, s@ie; low grade medium, I3ei,:
heavy Mint, dry, q N l0c; No I light fiint' I,
D l2c No. 2, light fiInt, " n &c: bulls ana
heavy, damaged, v 10 y; calf skins and badly
danaxed y &c; green, salted, SOUND, q y 10,
PELTnIKs-Dcer skins, y NJ lbaIs; antelope
skins, y n i00e1sc; goat skins. each, 100 Is:
sheep peits, according 10 amount or wool,
co up; sbearings, according 70 amount oi
wool, colo; Mexican sheep peits, "a n B6oloc:
Mexican sheep pelts, improved Lie nc; Mex
lean sheep sheariIngs. BE-.
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Five stock Market.

sEastern Texas and Southern Texas Btocl
the above quotations.
The above prioos are for herds OF 100 heae
and upward. delivered on the trails, and fo,
Buch cattle An those raised In tho counties
embraced In tho following territory: Wesi
OF tboTexas Central Railway. north OF q iins
drawn east and vast with Waco, and east o.
south OF Red Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
wASrED-AaENrs,..-

g aay AL NINE WITHIN THE REACH
b.. man man that has pluck ana perse-
lives ~ wanted everywhere To sell
! aud me Presidential Candidates.
hd sow ready, $50 pages, iiiu straied. also
"a in campaign picture and chart
J AssnA colors. Sold only by our
DALAI .rs J. w. strong, el2 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
The steamer Amsterdam.

New YORK, Aug. Especial IN
spectors of foreign steam vessels re-
port that they inspected the steamer
Amsterdam ON the 18th OF June and
found her life. saving appliances per-
feet. She had four water-tight bulk
heads
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4 ensy and 3 TO 1 points lower.
Galveston.

6ALvmror. Aug. s.-UorroN--- Spot closed
nominal at y lower.
ORDINARY So; Good Ordinary 'olS; Low
Middlino !oh:, Miadling loj& Good Mid
ding ,oee; vi ding Fair los.
Receipts,6.
Sales, -.
Exports =; coas twisc, -.
Stock, 1.ty5.
Futures opened dull but steady, and closed
barely steady 10 points lower; september
| points higher.
The exchange closed at ~ o'clock out OF
respect 10 the memory OF Col. ID. 4, stone,
! deceased ex.mayor OF Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
ALL SORTS.

[ANTEn
| ihsi Ip1IEyERYBoDY TO KNOW
(schwsri,, heilly, the watch.msker at
lily ~. work With skill, and makes a
|lywell Aolhing. He does everything
|nnk q, LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
lrest csr ralise, a. J. Anderson. 2D6 Hous-
|niA Tuarssup piy you with n new one
and santee a Mt. Locks, hinges,
d on ha msie ainsu. single or 70 match.
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rev vri..ps.

INV, onLx.rs. Aug. 8. COTTON
Spot closed quiet.
sales 40.
Low Ordinary 7is Ordinary SN: Good
Ordinary OK; Low Middling loI; Mid
IL; Fair uA,
Futures closed ensy and to points lower
Sulps, 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
Drugs aud PaInts.


Bark. Cinnamon Per D ~ Peruvian, 25s2 TO-.
B0rar, lilo. Bicarbonn o OF soda, Eng ish.
30. COpperas, BGf. C1nchincdia, per on iba
go; CASTLE soar, per y .esls: Cream tartar,
Caioinel. =, 4 W., Iogs7t; English, per Id bot.
tie included, sci 10. Chioral II ydrate. per ID
u, TOOL 10. ChiOrof0rm. per ID bottle i"clud
ed, y o.. tomposition powder, per ~ z5
povers, per Id 81 20. Epson salts, per 10 3sj
~. Gum Opium, per 10 " rs: diim Cam.
Psor per y asss, neTp i ne gsr n e tss
per gallon, ~ 800 7s Oh. lard, winter
stnlined, as@sg OIL, lafJ, Ne; !, 5000. Qpin'
5000. Alum. >es. lre.sription Walls ~
S Ssss esn hc ssn uss o (. pr HsSss
patent medicines, q lst. 1hsysrs. yinid
Extracts. ~ per cont on. r. u. Fluid Tx
!racis; q per cent. OIL Essential ola =.
st,ls.,y esss vhiss ia. o. Spirits ~.
TSS EnxAu.vrtLsAHs opaorA
~, :::; So: s;Ii Is: q Y .''s Z
8 3 an 81 i ); :: - s. b:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

q W. ms. y. wOOD. FORslERLY
=. ho ss y h o. Dallas, have opsnsd :
|,sssts, ns re second and Throckmor-
sroom ny board 500. Three very de-
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Kansas city.

Special TO the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.--Meats are selling
well and bring strong prices. The stock IL
diminishing FAST.
ttle--reNRs scarce and ten 10 fifteen
cepts lower. Buyers are holding on.
sheep dull and unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. s.-whcat-65h
cash; dbA September; $50 bid october,
Cois--l2 cash and september; rs bid DC.
tober.
oATs-Dull and nominal; % bid
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATrLE--Beceipts 800; native steers ! 200
TO 800 lbs 5BD0p630; natl 70 steers9D 10 ,lElbs
75G5 ~: stoclSers and feeders beepi 90:
cows Sla3 10; Texan steers, fair 10 good, 90
6pi Is.
HOGs-R Receipts 5000; aOGD5 AN.
SHEEP-Receipts 1885, natives OF 100 pounds
825
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Country p.rcous..

.. rs,.oo.', uS,so new W., Psr Spsne 70
= Dbl. - %. beans. II r. med. 6bis. so; lnrr,
Inns, 6,sc., sr,sn buttcr, tksfsc. Pickles.
half bbi.. med, 3so half hhi., srnnii, rs Is
Choose, half cr-arn. is,sc,; null cream, lsc.
Pcsnnts, ilsseis,tc Cider, haifbbl., IS 90
PouLrsf--Hcns. tsas q s 90 per dozen,
young spring chickens, 81 5tlsp 10, Turkeys
q b)Spi0 On; 0cese, 81 80 - 81; Ducks. ~ 5b0
St1,
Eoos--Per dosen, il6siac.
Freeh country butter, choice, 10 a snc
Cresn, e,y ,S.ss7,sc.; old butter. soioc.; .oleo
margarine, lbc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
LAND AGENT.

{ER =,
ras -. hUCkER n Co., BELTON,
Ielor. ..anu and General Agents, Sole
h. W ~ the Abstract OF He'll County
II sprveao general land business, In
seying and conveyanoiug,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

hrs BRoILES Il GRAMMER, PHYsI-
IPcians and surgeons Office, West Fourth
street. DIR. Broies residence next door west
of Office, corner Fourth and Taylor streets.
Office hours To n. IN. and toS p m, DR..
Grammer can be found Mt Office at all times,
except when otherwise engaged. Telephone
at Office aud residence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
bR Observation-Disclosures.

IsALE-I0USEHOLD AND KITCH-
! lurni,ure mu he sold at great
/. One no k case. glass front: one or
W. oae bureau and wash.stand, three
bslsitads, one wardrobe, one parlor
center table, one large mirror, one
|re fro new tents, one refrigerator,
plrof feather pill ws. eighty pounds
nve mattre sses, four sets OF chairs,
irpets. yarn carpets, baby buggy
fhy other things 100 numerous TO
p, Sll Elm street.
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PRODUCE.


Sr. LOUIS. Aug. S.-FLoUR- Unchanged
WHEAT-No. . red S}es 9siss cash; $500
SlSs August; .s3N@SM september, Siss9ooeS
October, closing s)36.
CoHS-I7A6 Is cash 47A@i7Js August. i7S1
6Disl6 closing; i7s4 September. ig1s@i6A clos
ing; 1875 october.
oArs@SlA@n cash. IS August; 2iIE Sep.
TENDER.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsKY-l OF.
CoRSMEAL 20.
PoRK-Jobsing ~.
BULK MEATS-Bong clear 80: short ribs
S0s short clear ~.
BAcoN-Long clear 80; short rib 975;
short clear Du0.
LARD-7 Is bid,
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 1850; export grades 400
SO; good 10 choice 1905 10 common 10
medium I 75d5 rs; grass Texans 3U0Gi 30,
bulk OF sales 8 az 10.
uoos-keceipts {, 80; 8 iO88 10.
SHEEP-Receipts 100, com1nonto fair 2 600
275: medium 10 good 1p3 40; choice 10
extra 500 400.
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p" l.. vERCoE, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
i l.. and surgeon, office corner Houston
and Fourth streets. over Washer & August;
residence corner Broadway and Galveston
avenue, one block west OF south Main. Tele-
phone communication; office 2i4, resi-
dence %.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LsI
asuRf DEPARTMENT. OFFICE of
In 10 oiier OF the Currency Washing
Ics s, bsi.Whereas, By satisfactory
ksase,e ~ TO the undersigned, 1t has
n, us appear that "1he State National
Worth" in the city OF Fort
b@ he. 'ne county OF Tarraut and state OF
.rsyise5 I'm pied With all the provisions
In liz, n ~ statutes Of the United states
] shall ~ complied with before an asso-
"a ~ De authorized to com mence The
" % banking. Now. therefore, /,
d. hnnon, Comptroller OF the Cur
kaI ncheby certify that "The State
! Wor,hh OF Fort WORTH" in the city
n TsYan' IN the county of Tarrant and
I'd . os Is authorized to commences the
he hppaking A. provided in section
|i IA ,nuadred and sixt, mine OF The re-
estimo,oi the United States.
al ~ nny whereof, witness my band
'iiiee this 18th day of July, 1891.
IL. W. CANNON,
comptroller of the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

Powder-Blasting, y ksg, " 90; Rins, . 20
GDG lane. v TX ns..2 10: Hide. " 81 bs, 81 &
Bhot--s2 y saok: Buck shot. f2 q,
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THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS, SATURDAY AUeLsTs

Boston.
BOSTON, Aug. S--wool active, unwashcd
fleece 1885, pulled sip@ss.
COTTON MARKETS. N
COTTON Rkckrrre AT ALI usirKp STATES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

Every smoker should try little
Joker"
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MONEY.

INV YORK. Aug. s.-Money easy. 1902
closed IL: prime mercantile paper 5l5@6x
sterling exchange, long, firm s2X; short
siA. Dry goods imports for week, s5,2H
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SfEIIT ENCHANUE.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-Sight exchang
on New York, 200 per 100 premium.
sterling exchange long 4 81.
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now OrloAns.
PRovIsIoEs.

Nhw ORLEANS. Aug. s-FLoUR-D Dull
and lower: high grades bo9i w
CoRs-Qniet: mixed VI, white ~,
OATS Western, scarce Mt ION; Texas IA
quiet at IS.
CORN MgAL-Lower.
HAY-Dull and scarce; prime II oN@i5 90;
Ponk-In good demand ard higher at ia
AliJx
BULK MeATs-shoulders, packed. 81; long
and clear rib IUM.
HAas-choice sugar-cured csnvased steady
WHISKY Firm; Western rectined l 1000
20.
uoYFEE Steady, and In moderate demand;
cargoes common 10 prime 7<@7k,
sUcAa--Fair 70 fiily. fair tss@slK; prime o;
yellow clarified bA6g6sz granulatedG
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; common ~ refined
Ricr-o uiet and Arm; Louisiana ordinary
10 prime. ijsa5H.
Corros SIZED On,-Dull: prime crude 1920;
summer yellow ienned 5saso.
new Yorx.
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-FLouR---Duil.
lsss. lower, advanced iSIH. closing by a re-
No. 5 red 72 steamer. No. red E6eSTx; No.
elosiI 70 3.ii September slss4y5. closing e2N:
October ss 3-tag. clio ing ".
ooas-cssh K and options lss L2s5-s lower,
20 1901, closing % II; September eo;seBlH.
closing 6JH.
PROVISIONS.
CorrEE-spot fair. Rio steady; options
u shade lowsr and dull.
raies 900 bags.
Rio No 7; september, oJ@, 10; october
8 8. November Bs,.
SnoAR--steady: less active: Pernambuco
Z J. q: centrifugal 5il-ist6y-i; reined dull;
white ezra bHs5,s; on A Skes1s. RraDu-
MoLAssEy-Dull and unchanged.
HicE-Q uiet anl arm.
TALLow---Firm At 0zet5 Bid.
Ros s--Quiet: Gtix5.
TuRPEsTfNE- Easier. 3ik93i.
p0RK-DulI: new meks l7st.
hEEP--Qulef aud steady.
LAkD.Cash. scarce and higher ri 7 1905 %.
Lfvs STOCK.
Itsesipts, asp: market sctsw and
1DH4c higher l<lr ~ sor1s oxoepe ct01Ib ~.
pc. sls,is. fos /. hIch tbsye VS. 20 sPselsi
81; netIvss. q -. !. W. = stss.; - -
= ~ y; ~ y - Lse !. ~ i5f4a' a'@''
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/. ypSr-DwELLINGs.

yrw FIVE. ROOM DWELLING
sanvonient to business and In a
alton Address c. A., care Oh
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.,,,ru
~rn-MALE HELP,
.-,ns wAsTED-MALE.
&. poAKD AND LODGING.

ED-BOARD N '' 70
m BOARD AND LopaiNG
~ 80 blocks OF the courthouse,
es ~ !, wife and baby. Address post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

MO. 2l. A pretty home, u whole block
IN 3l0S2n0. aud dwelling OF four rooms, for
ihiriy-two hundred and my dollars.
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,wIcK LAUNDRY, UNDER
IKWnvsMnt and with increased fa.
Snsxem Sning satisfactory work
a1o Ss called for ana Delivered
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new York.

higher; Angust point lower
Anlas W nm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

,cv. WHITE WOMAN PRE-
poh ns;,y AZ southwest cor. SIKH
,ssrio a streets.
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The Bar Elsewhere.

JAMES A. .PoAGE, ATTORNEY AT-LAw
- and land agent, Albany, Shackelford
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

MO. 81. Three lots on broadway, near
IN jennings avenue, south from 4. 4. Ry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

MO. 2s. nwelllrg OF three rooms and lot
IN 20DAS) feet, with gravel walk and drive,
bearing trees, shrubbery, COW lo, shed and
hcnnery--pohsibly the incest small place In
Fort Worth and u sound Investment nj the
price, $500, the LOT, II will b. noticed, being
very large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

rI,HE EYE AND EAR--DR. JAS. BREEN
recently from the Eye and Ear Inhr.
mary, Chicago, has located At Fort Worth,
aud will attend promptly TO the medical and
surgical treatment OF the diseases of the eye
and ear. ONCE over Twombly d Son, on
Main street, near the square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

MO, 80 one Of the rnesi residences In
IN Fort Worth. The dwelling IN entirely
now, of Ave rooms, two stories, tin ROOF. the
walls studded and plastered throughout, tho
lot IN 20Oxe0O feet In size. eoi ner aodded
nDoly In bermuda grass. All intending 70
get "a handsome, comfortable home, viii
please let US show them this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
PROFESSIONAL.

LNINLAY a HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
Il Law and Land Agents, Graham, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09

MO, sl3, FIGURING mill ana gins at u coun-
An ~ seat near Sc.. Worth, In rich grain.
growing country; two new burrs. wheat and
corn, Two buildings. two gins tono OF them
7c-aAw With improved steam pross). wan
trade all or part for good land or city prop
crty. Prefers half interest N competent miller
In cs the other half.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-10
Attention. IL cnllod tn lhe aduerliao

Attention IL called to the advertise.
meht OF the Texas 4 Pacific railway
company on the Sth page of this days
issue. They have at last consented to
place on the market large tract of
their property, located on tho beauti-
fnl hill immediately southwest of the
city. This Is without doubt the finest
residence portion Of Fort Worth and
has long been sought after by those
who desire To escape the noise and dust
OF the city. Mr.. W. IL. Abrams, land
commissioners of the Texas Il Pacific
railway company, has authorized Mr..
IL. Il. Montgomery Go make sales, AT
very reasonable figures. Call on him
and examine the plats and get his
prices before you settle down, and you
Will not regret Ii.