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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

BAB IRON, 81 %, --Horway, &C., No. ~ u
sheet iron, s9tc.; No n q sheet iron, tAo.i
galvanized sheet iron, n6pifo.i No. X y huun,
TIC; No. y do, i6o.; aln2S roofing IN. BlS I
f,l5 90; lix20 and l0Eis pat. do, gT 7S6oB 90,
tlnnor's wire, 30 pAr cent on; tinnerR stock
forty pur cent. on; cook HtoYes yith ware
$40 1905 90; do, With trimmings, 6Is bO0b0OO,
WOOD WORK. Wagon RElea pOn, 6Bgi n0
tongues, 9Oc6pel %; EinEletr0oa, 81 10, hnlHiArh
Soc; apokeR "a 7b6b8 %; fellooa, 81 1907 20 I
Doubletrens, ~ 2dpfO0i neok yOhea, 81 O08
2Dj plow beams, h00oelo.i pillow handles, VI 10
@2B0; handles, 6I7bd62 81.
NAILS, 81 IS keg, basis l0d.--Rurden horse
shoe, per keg, % y; Perkins do, tb COS Walk.
or do, e5 so; burden mule, O. 5Oi Northwest
ern hoTae shoe MALTA No. 4, 6Oc., No. 8, no., No,
q, 90, No. y 21c, No, D. 100: 'Lako'Ah do. No,
4 i5e., No ., DO, No. no, No. 7, ZOO, No. B,
2lo.t No. 7, lBe., No. ., lso,
AkES-K.k., per dozen, tp b99i0 90 Lake.
81 O0Ro 30 Haokonsnek. 80 cool 00, boys.
REFfti GHItATORs.- mo, Climax, uTOct
no. 2, do, as CO., No. do, S2si No, do, go
MisCILI4AEEoUe- chains, "a Per
pair, ilt7o., pillow ninglotroes, por dOg., 81
pillow doubloiroea, per dozan ~ 0Oi Htook
bells, NO per cent. on; door locks 81 25D9 90,
wood gofewa, 80 and 10 per cont on; LIP eanl
door butts, 40 and 10 por cent. on; cut and
timed lacks, ~ per conf. on, coffee millb, IN
por cent. on; blind hinges, % and 10 per cont,
on. carriage bolts, 30 and 10 per cont on
pillow bolta, 80 por cent, or; piece tin WaTo,
30 per cont of; deep stamped ware, 30 Per
cent. on; shallow stamped ware, 90 por cant
on; iapannod ware, 30 per cent off,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
Illicit whisky Trafliekers.

TORONTO, ONT, oct. 27.-Informa-
ton has reached this city that the as
pect of affairs at MichapicOter, on Lake
Superior, is most serious. The whisky
peddlers and their friends hearing that
a detachment OF police was TO be sent
from Toronto, determined upon hold
ing their trade by violence II necessary.
Ofiate many of.the natives have armed
themselves with Winchester rifles and
reyolvers and a regular watch has
been organized to prevent any steamer
from landing a detachment. Notice
has been posted declaring that the POI
lice will not be allowed TO land at
Michapicoter. The steamer has been
DELAYED, but the news Of her arrival al
Michapico.er may be expected at any
moment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

MnATs-sugar cured hams. lll4e,s g. O. q. u.
Bacon, 1870; q. C.baoon, i21fo. SO. dry halt,
FiaH-Maokerol iOB kin. No. /, ulb; No.
2, gi.05; half bblsu No. !. 800; No. q, 5000;
White ilsh No. I, hlf. bblh, f7,a5: No. 2. g8.25i
Dried heTringD, per boz 400. God nnhi exc
2Qn cans, ,e5lei ION cans, s94c; On cans. 9jRc;
ooT55In.-oSmmSn lei ordinary, ll,lSa
government lava. eo1o.
TEA-Tiaporiai. $1,000: gunpowder. 6O07e
BuaAn-Fine. powdered, bblA. pIlo.; do,
halls bbls., B1bc.; cut Loaf, oAoi granulnted
stat lard So: Louisiana granulRtsd, 7Jko.e3--;
standard a, 7Stci choice white, no. yellow
clarified, 7l9DIHe.
BALT-Coarst, In bagH,. gl.2jtDi.t0: rne IN
bags, -; lake. In nat hoop bblR., t2lO
PCAsTE y GooDs.-Prioas nor dossD, Pine
Rpplea, standard, al.e5 Poeohss, ntendard, 2
lb9., sl.es; ,ha', t2,25ao26o: ssoondn, z r'a.
also; ph,, " 10, Tomatoes, standard, Dh.
corn, el.lO9l.g5 aroen peas, el.85 Goose.
berries, gl,oel4gi Lsaapberrles, Loo .e5 /
oygters, fnll weight a., BILE ~, S2.l0, light
sI.sSsi.7e b. nj $50 -. - hacfsrsi. D.,
SI.s55 -; sardlnss. American, $500 oase.
imported slz; toQs 100 case: Birnwberrios,2 NJ,
qla59l.3oi Blaekperrier, gl;eo; Green cages
elso; Eagle Condensed milk, $3.50; crown,
BAKING PoWpER.--silyer Loaf. ~ eans,
per dozen, Soc IN, do. q 90; IN. do, a. 60i
3D.. do, 81, On. do, en-.
BuaDHrE5-Staroh, fKo. Soap, common
40: 0srinan olive, 90. Candies. fpil boxes
l5Izo; halvea, 0. quarters, O. Indigo. 85C D,
Bluoing, 30Qi.OO dozen, COlemRn'A mustard.
81 .4GltsS.50 dozen. Maoe1roni, imported, lboD,
American, ei.O0 box. Bnokois. Two hoops
e2O0 dOHsn. well buckets, 800 dozan. Hroonis
n.Jbo133bdoEen. brilliant oil, bDla., 40; hu.
pion, do, slc.; do, rs cases, g 40; Brilliant
10 cases, "a DO; do, l-l2 cases, 81 ~.
FLouH = biAnArd'B Royal PatenL % B,
y bbi.; sacks, o. loo y 100 u.s.: No. Taxa1
per 100 lbs. ", No 2 q ", No " 10. Corn meA
per bushel, $50. HoIniny and gTtts, D Dbl
Is 90; Oatmeal, y haif Dbl, " As; Crack Cd
wheat, ND, 90. Crackers: X coda, eco, Xxx
coda, zoe; xxx soda, ne, cream loo; Kin
GER bnaps, &C.; loInon Dreams, 70,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
ON CHANGE.
Stocks Were Extremely Bearish Yes
terday Provisions Dull Cot.
ton Unchanged.
The Grain Markets Were Dull, the Fluo-
tuatiOns Being Very Narrow
The Quotations,

GEw YORK, Oct. 27.-Governments strong.
Railways weak; depressed for Jersey Cen
trail Issues
state bonds quiet.
Stocks exc esslvely dull, with transactions
OF only 96,iit shares. AZ the opening the
market was generally lower, but before the
nrst call New York Central and Lake shore
advanced ~ to s79i and 90 respectively. Tho
remainder OF tho list sold up fraction, ex-
cept Missouri Pacific, which hrst declined
\, rose = TO e2A. Near midday
New Jersey Central developed marked
weakness. on report November Interest TO
be passed stock dropped TO 4ON. In the after
noon speculation was weaker, Texas a Pa
cific Tell 10 70, Kansas 8 Texas 20 IS, Lacks-
wanna 10 lOssS, Northwestern 10 IS, Lake
Shore TO &C. and New York Central to s6ls.
At the close there was a rally OFF, TOYS and
the market left OF Arm.
President Little ofihc New York Central
Is reported rs say ing that all interest due No
vember l on the companys bonds will be
paid, about $4,000 In all.
Compared with Saturday, closing price,
arc ss9l higher for Northwestern, 81. Paul
Northern Pacific preferred and Pacific Mail
| lsaJS lower for Central Pacific Lack0wanna
Delaware & Hudson, Louisville & Nashville
Kansas * Texas, New Jersey Central, Oregon
Trnnsoontinental an Texas Pacific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
MARSHALL.
special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Oct. 27.-Dr.
Howell Lewis, an old and much re-
spected practitioner of this city, died
this morning in the sixty year Of
his age.
District court convened this morn
ing and adjourned Immediately out OF
respect for the death OF DIR. Lewis,
whose son-in-law, Fields, is clerk of
the court.
seasonable rain has fallen here dur
ing the past few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
The w. G. t. u.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, 27.-The ex-
ecutive committee OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union were in
secret session to-day from 0 a. m. until
2p. m. The superintendent OF the
departments plans of the work among
the Germans and Scandinavians were
discussed. A new department was
created under the head Of organization
in schools of higher education and
Mis-. w. l.. Dickinson Of New York
CITY was made superintendent. Me
mortal services were then conducted.
The session will continue until to-
narrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

ETA FARM EIGHTEEN
,sn oi Fort Worth, about 1870
'euon, 100 acres in pasture on
y, Y good orchard. plenty OF wa
llhing convenient and good
~ y per acre for land in cnlti-
4 on 9ash. Apply TO w. j. BoaA,
'nal bank, Fort Worth. l.. w,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

pS55 gel., q oooS w waite wine. IN Oasos
CHAnpAqNn-O, ~. Munun 4 Co, Hxtrs
NY 81 OloSS o.; Heldaick, IN baoh ct On O0f
~ w krue. In basket, ~ uo9Go o. Domestic
champagne. ~ tuJDla 10 Geo. tl0ulHt euty
dry, nintE, 81 90.
Ai:E-ssleok ale. per dos,, " OoCs n; Foru
per dox.. e. NAAq ~
Ho1rLEn HEEn--l.emp'a opnrtn. az 90 MIA
t2 so budweinor quarts SO 20; pintt On CO..
ErlarEat beer, quartz, 3ln 70; pints tia So.
Anthony a Ruhna, qt's eiQ uQ pinth az 3D.
II. Clnueen q sons onpmparnc bcar quart
Sl2No, pintn eia60i Falk'a.Ntilvnuk -, Quart
ell5l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
Wool ana nIdoa.

Twelve months clip, light, me and med
UNI lt@lgi flno heavy TO light. ps6Ail: sli
months, ileolt; nall, nne heavy lntpiG nal
lltgh5 nne and medium, ls1iii eoarst
AInrs-No. heavy mint, dry p " $50; No.
heavy nint, dry, y n Ice; No light nint v
heavy damaged, v n 5; calf skins aud badiy
damaged, n n td6c groen, sailed, sound, "A q
70 butchers, green, p n $50,
fHfnRtts- Deer skins, Rio ibniS anita one
skins, y n l0eoiSc; goat hkins, each, lnsaAS,
sheep polts, according 10 amount OF wool,
HoW mp; hhenrlinee, according 10 amount oil
WOOL o@lO Mexican sheep peltls, Scoioc,
MeNlean sheep pelts, improved, ll@i1os Mex
lean sheep Hhearlings. SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
A Niece Of the Composer Wagner IN
Want.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 27.-The state
ment is published here that the niece
of Richard Wagner, the great COM
noser. Is living In this city In great
want. Her maiden name was Do
rothea Broekhouse and she was mar
rIed 10 Baron Won BeTckefeld,
an officer in the army OF
Hanover, who was compelled to retire
rom service, owing to physical disa-
hlity. The marriage was contrary 10
The wishs OF her relatives, and since
moving TO this city her husband has
been very unfortunate and Is now a
isborer in some fertilizlng works,
earning dollar q day. she states
that she Il the daughter OF the young
est sister Of Wagner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

FurnituIe-h eadstoadh, initiation vain q,
each, q aOa9 90 all walnut "a hOlblO 30. tihntrs
wood scat, y dos, 90 1901 %, oano and rattag
scat, ~ Oo99 %; cane seat, dining, GIG nOG126 COZ
Ohildn and roeheru, 81 O0f5l3 60: large rock igl
5O Mirrors, arch tops, q dos, 81 oOAia 50i
T0hlea round, S200Gg60; ihll leaf, 81 NOS 10
hafos, each, g 2hmI %; bureaus, tB blebD 90
Baby Csrriag a., " 60aaD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
LoNGvIEw.
corresnondenee OF lhe aazetie.

LoNGvIEw, TEX, Oct. 20.-The
young man whose sad condition
was noticed In yesterdays special
died few hours after his removal to
town. The only thing found to assist
in his Identification was a slip of pa
per, upon which was written Is
Cooper, Birmingham, Ala"
The case Of Ed Bean, convicted at
the last term OF the district conTt here
of the murder of Charley Stevens, in
NAV. 1883, has been reversed and re-
manded for new trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
ununtr1 Prnanoa.

Potistoes--IriHn, new. per blHh0l. Doc,
SbI, "a o. Beans Up. med. b6a. 80; large
lima B14e., small butter, a5<35c, Pickles,
medium per bbi.. 70 o.; small, per bbi., $40 /
Cheese. bali cream. .,ss[e., faii' oream ibI
Peanuts, 100 pldsrs half-bbi.. % %. Dab
bnga, per crate $40.
roULTnx- Hens, e2T5 q % psf dozen.
Gl00 Geese. $3.50 - 81 DuoEa, ~ be0s ~
EGGB-Pef d0nen, 159sOc.
Fresh country butter, ohoioo, 20 . go,
margarine, i9o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

BULK MEArs-Shoulder 1906 IS. short rib
UoGa ". short clear 4OGS 50.
LIMA brlulN.
nrovcre Journal reports
HoCs-Rtceipts, 9SNl; 1904 IS.
CATTLE Recorts so: natives 4 pO61t IS for
Interior 10 choice steers; thorough Texas
$50 {95.
SUISSE Receipts $500. Western s0l8s Is;
natives 25si s.
The Drovers' Journals Liverpool special
quotes American sheep steady best grades
~ cattle IA cents per pound dressed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
Drugs aud Paints.
DRUGS.

DHUGH,
Bark, Cinnamon per D ~ Peruvian, 25el2bi.
Borax, lac. ni-oarbonnie OF aoda, Iengliai
bo.Copperas, B@ECinohiBedia. por or 6t6D5i
cts,. Castile soar, per n ssla. Cream tartar,
Caioihei, p. q W, 1000; Engiish. per is, bot.
tie included, 0S@i 70, Chloral Ilydrate, perlb
cd, giO5, Composltion powder, per 10 ~
DOvern, per ID 81 ~, EPSON salts, per 10 40
-. Gum Opium por 10 u 3Dlst 50; Cum Cam.
3 40. OIL. Castor, machine, 75sth5; OIL, Castor,
per gallon, 81 05eel 10: oil, lard, winter,
ihe . psr or OF III o. 81 Plow ssV snlpRnl
$500. Alum, 3kGph. prescription Walls BY
case 90 per cent oIl broken, y
patent medicines, ~ list. Thayera Finid
Extracts, ~ per cent of. II. d. Fluid Ex.
tracts, p per cent OF. Ehaential oils. b.
PAINTS
strictly pure white lead, % bOae So Spirits
tn pantina, hO6bb5 Boiled oil, 6Aet65u.
THE BHEItMAH-wfLLfAMs COLORa.
Ivory drop black, 10, per ~ 100 Englirh
coach black ~ Per 10 l2oi lamp BLACK, q, 80,
&c; fUltramariue blue, ~, II, 20; blue paint
Key uinber, Is, ec; raw Italian alonna, Is, gc;
| burnt italian sienna, IL, Go; yanlryko brown,
4 Is, %; Paris green, 10, zoe. Chrome, n. o, 4
p o., rs l2ei Amsrlcan yermilllon, " aci In
on alai rec, ~ y nahstIa req - ~ z ~
! Yellow ochrc, il, o., l2tsa. ass, w.
/ PREPARED 0RAIsIH0 ooLORs.
Bark OAK. 100; Ash, 1907 Black walnut, 1906
a * ~ pIsrEmER ooLons.
Ivory dIop black, 2c; raw 1urKey umbar
sienna, 200; bnrnt Italian sienna, 26c; Van
dyke brown, 2bc
| x, and ID cans, assorted; I IL x aud ~
| cans; baiaDoein and 10 cans, assorted.
Price In . 10 cans; balance In and lb cans
25 ib tin pals, lHc lesa anu kegs 20 per
loen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
Ohicago.
speeial % ths oarslls.

special 70 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, oct. H.-AIl the markets were
very dull. Politics greatly lnteriertd with
trade. There WAS hardly nnciuation In the
grain market to-day.
Corn declined X.
Polk and lard futures dull and lower
Cash meats slow and weak.
Texas cattle In moderate supply and strong
sheep slow.
PRODUCE,
FInuR-Q uict and unchanged.
WHEAT-October 73N. November fFNs3H-
oIosed FAX. December 75t<fti6iz, closed 100.
Corn lash ilJkNa2 October tlA@tAAt
elnsed 4lsk, November aye Y, closed ~; year
Sp8gD9f. closed 59k.
FHoVfaIOEH.
ponK-cash October I58Sell5 2, closed u a..
1.ARD-C ash 7 O0a7 Is; November ets; ne'
csmber 1905 Az.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
new Orleans.
paovratoNq


NEW ORLEANS, OeL IT, FLouH-'null;
high grades G5M4ah
CoRN-Quiot; In sneks,mlxed,s IS; now choice
white %; new choice yellow O.
OATS-Western AbxM3d.Toxas dull Rt IS d80
red rust-proof S9WN
CORN MEAL-Market bare.
HAY-Fnm at la9ib; strictly prime isA;
choice ~ 20.
poRK--l0e
lARD-steady: t'ercc refined ~; keg So.
bulk MKATs--Dull and easier; shoulders,
hacked, $50 67b; long clear aud clear rib
o 70.
clear rib los.
HANS choice HugRr.curod onnVaAed
%HIsKr-steady; Western reouned O59
-
CoTTEE-Rloc orgoes ordinary to prime
sueGR-Common 1904. yellow q : l-s@7lk
MoLAssEs-in good demand; common %;
good common Is, prime To- choice no.
RICF-I Louisiana ordinary 70 primo 1895.
BRAR-Dull and IRREGULAR: 77x.
COTTORfHED OIIs-Dull ana unchanged /;
crude So fuumer yellow ~.
COTTON r1ARKETH.
COTTON nEuEIpTa AT ALL UNITED ETATna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

OALvEsroN Oct. I.-CorToN-spot closed
steady.
lie lsipts, I3,77l.
RaieB, QDi.
Export, eoastwiae, a52l.
stock. 6i,l6l
Quotations unchanged.
Irdlnnry 1915. GOOD Ordinary Bi4slB; LOW
Middling PIG: Middlipf GIG. Good Mlddling
gg.i6 Nildling Fair 1915.
Futures opened steady, ruled steady and
closed very steady. 2 10 points higher OPP
lions 10 points higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
Ldaaors.

WHmET--lseotinsd u InDIag, "a per prooi
sour mash, one year ola, " " two years OH
sxtra old WbiAky Heb5,
WINA3--ularot. oanos - b0oIDDt. - perQual
t.yt UAlawpa. pof gallon, VOC 20 r0ft, " 1O4
800. cherry. per gAla q 209S % Madsifl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

Wboat, onoi0s, b5 70 ODo, medium. 50; infs-
rioT, S0ftd5o. oats, lsfo12r barley, 270g0o.
ryo. 3s9flo corn. e0Aabo. hay, loose nom thu
wagon, 90 OOa7 90 per ton bale hay, q 009
~ o0i bran, &c. por l0t chops, u 000l ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

NV oRLEANs, oct y. -CorroS- Spots
closed quiet
Sales, 500 bRloR
Low Ordinary z; Ordinary s., Good
Ordinary 9; Low Middling w. Good Mid
ding q Y; Aindune Fair 10 l.iN: Fair t0i.s.
Futures closodQuiet but arm, 2 TO I points
higher
Sales, Il, leo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
rev york.

PgOnrCE.
NUW YORK, Oct ~ --FLouR-DuN.
WHnAT-spot lots lower; options steady;
No 3 red 81: 40. 2 red ~ No, red
November ste.silf, closing 81 ~; December
CoHS-iS 10 ~ lower, opiions 10 lower;
No s, S. l-2; No, ,, 66ebGss; No. No
vember b2eabg, closing o. observation-disclosures,
closing 500
PROVISION.
CoTTEE- Spot fair; Rio uull 9&aio options
mirly active, o, ening 10 points higher, clos
ing with the advance partly lost
Rio No, Z
November ".'"'''''s' ''''.''''''''''-'' I S eys
Deaeutbef, ..,s. .ts.s..ts,..' Ve4 -
January t.ss s..sts tsss'st's esuNgo "
SuoAR-Dull; renued Eteady,granulated "a
MoLAssEl-- IN changed.
TALI.ow Dull and cay.
BEET-Quiet.
LApp--iieavy at 1901 IS. October 20;
November Z 3O07 80 December ~.
LIVE HToeK
RuEyEs-ReoeiptE h2d0 Akinglo,RS for the
week Market wesl and poor; common 10
extra native steers sold at 1901 ~ Texas.
Colora 10 cattle At 1850 40j, exporters used
~ carloads, fat natives,
SuEKP -Receipts 1000 making % $50 for
the week. Mnrket CtlVes prices were well
sustained the poorest so best carload Of
sheep sold al s. OOa5 ~ respectively ; poorest
and beat lambs 1T 81 50a6 % general sales,
81 1AGi rs lambs, 81 1905 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
Live stock Marker

eastern Texas cattle az about three and
Southern and Central Texas Etoch cattle ~
about Two dollars per head less than tho
above quotations
The above prices arc for herds OF 1000 head
ana upward OF best North ToxaH cattle do,
liVored ON the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
IAp COLUMN.

rnser this head will DO In
na' We OF ave cents a line, sasn
p i 1..o,,,s 20 the line. No adver'
zen y ' ,or less than % centa, Par
'oI y, ,Ss an nave no runuing account
/ .hrnnce. ---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

Every amoker should Try "Adttls
Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
LAND AGENT.

~ ]. ABERNATHY, FANNIN CouNr Y
II Land agency. For SALE improved and
unimproved tracts of fne land, residences
aud residence lots In Bonham; lands rem
dered and taxes paid for non-residenta; alb
atrncts OF title Furnished; also, notary public
Address, r. j. Alternately, Bonham, Fannin
county, Tex.
nETER @. RUOKER a co., BELTON,
Texas Land ana General Agents.. sole
propriotors of the Abstract OF Bell County
Guiding surveying and conveyaneinS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
KAnsas city.

special 20 the Gazette.
Kansas CRY, Oct s7.-ProvisIons weak
and dull.
Texas cattle In liberal supply good steers
sold slowly; common dnll.
sheen of n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

NEW YopK, Oct. IT, Money l@liS; prime
mercantile paper, 500 sterling exchange b.
b. s0St; sight 4 sSN.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2Y-sight exchange on
New York glOO per SLOW premium, sterling
exchange ID, b. 4 10. Nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

KANSAS Cry, Oct g7.--wnEAT--C Cash E|
ass; December 66lz bid.
year 28A.
OARS 81 bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
FINANoIAL.

LAND AND LIEN NoTEs
w ~, part repayable annually n
I, smith a Co., Fort Worth ,
NAuionai bank and San An
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
PROFESSIONAL

DR. II. w. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
i surgeon. office ON First street, between
Main and Houston, Fort Worth, Texas. Res
idence 1B7; at ofice o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

NEW YORK, oct. n. corroN-spot closed
quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-03-27
Transfers of Real Estate.

David Evans to Isaac M. Dow, Lot 2S
in Evans End add. to Coalton, $50.
Peter Pickrel to R. Evans, Lot 13 in
Long add. to Jackson, 1910.
Nathan Lowenstein to James Chest
nut, part Lot in Jackson, $50.
Sam. Stiffier to Jacob Clair, IA acre in
Lick Tp, $50.
Jos. N.Lyons to B. F. Masters, AZ acres
in Hamilton Tp., 800.
Thos. Lyons to B. F. Masters, "a acres
in Hamilton Tp., 1856.
B. F. Masters to Isaac Jacobs, 40 acres
in Hamilton Tp, $3.50.
VIM. Crackley ct al to D. L. Morgan,
9611a acre in Madison Tp., $290O.1O.
A. Osborne to John T. Jones, Fraction
al in Lot No. in Jackson, $11S.
John w. Cauter to Jacob Ghame, 40
acres in Hamilton Tp., 5000.
w. B. Cherington, Sheriff to G. w.
Bowers, so acres in Liberty Tp.. $3.50,
John Karr to B. F. Hatten, ct al 200
acres in Scioto Tp., $780,
US. A. to Will White, 100 acres in Sci
OTTO TIP.
Sam. White ct al to A. L. White, 200
acres in Scioto Tp., $252O.
w. B. Cherington, Sheriff to Jno. Gar
rett, unnivided u of 40 acres in Liberty
Tp $3.50.
w. H. Hull to G. W. Hull, 81 acres in
Franklin Tp., $500.
w. HI. Williams to Mary M. Bundy,
Part Lots PAS and 246 in Wellston, 1896.
W. Fl. Hull to Mary Burris, 24O acres in
Lick Tp., $3.50.
S. E. Messenger to Moses Sternberger,
Part in Lot N o. "a in Jackson, $24OO.
II. S. Bundy to d. +. Edwards Trustee,
491S4s2 in Wellston, $3.50.
III. S. Bundy to Marion T. Childers,
Lot 500 in Wellston, $4OO.
David Evans to S. D. Morgan, Lot %
in Evans End add. to Coalton, $50.
S. d. Morgan to David Evans Lot % in
Evans 2nd add $50.
R. M. Steele to Mary Rider, Lot 54 in
Darlings add. to Coalton, 5000.
William Hill to VIM. T. Yearian, 16 2-5
acres in Liberty Up, $3.50.
L. Strosnider to G. S. Dickson, acres
in Liberty Tp., $151.
~. -. D1ChlOOh W Ollll blO1Sdu, dCI6S
in Liberty Tp $1,000.
o. S. Miller to Catharine H. Steele Lots
20 and 21 in D. Hoffman's add. to Jackson,
$780,
E. o. Shook to j. F. Shook, the undivid-
ed half Lot 40 in Coalton, $500.
Peter Pickrel to A. L. White, 40 acres
in Scioto Tp., $500.
B. B. Evans Auditor to F. M. Trexler,
40 acres in Hamilton Tp., $1O0.
Mary Austin executriX to Madison
Pavey, Lands in Milton Tp, $121SO.
L. Talbote to Jos. Gooding, undivided
one third of Lots All, 47s, 479, 4sO, 531,
532, POI, 262, 263, 264, 297, 29s, 299 and 300
in Wellston. $500.
Jos. Gooding Trustee to L. Talbot un-
divided g of Lots the same as above
S9OOO
Jos. Gooding Trustee to D. F. Edwards,
undivided 1-3 of above Lots, $45OO.
No. Mortgages recorded, 20.
Amount secured, $S234.76.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-03-27

Manager Kaufman this week announ-
ces the first and only Uncle Toms Cabin
Troupe of the season, which will appear
at Jones Hall, on Friday Evening, March
2sth. The company is doubtless one of
the best on the road as will be judged
from the following, from the Bradford,
Pa, Era.
"Wagner's Opera House was entirely
filled last night-C. Diapers Double I'm
Gle Toms Cabin Company gave great
performance of the well worn melo-drama
in which the audience took a lively inter
est-Miss Minnie Foster made things
lively with her banjo solos, songs, dances,
etc. while Arthur Gregory gave faithz
full rendition of the old slave, Uncle Tom,
Little Nellie Dunlap, captivated the Ia
dies in her character of wonderful stage
presence. Geo. Shields and J. d. Barnes,
as the two Marks, Senior and Junior,
caused no little amount of merriment.
Walter Benn, one of our Oldest and most
painstaking actors, played the dual role
of George Harris and Simon Legree, as
only an artist of his excellence could do,
and Tom Dunn gave his comical Gump-
tion Cute and great part of Phineus with
evident care and attention to detail Miss
E. L. Gregory as Eliza the fugitive as
we'll as the majority of those cast for
minor parts did creditable. We never be-
lieved Uncle Tom could be made so inter
esting.
Prices-25 cts, 35 cts, and so cts. Tick
cts at Bedel's.