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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-06

THE New York sun says: "Mr. Blaine
has not regularly taken the stump, but
wherever his train stopped enthusias-
tic crowds have throngcd around the
end of the car and cheered and applaud
ed him. There was some sentiment at
the bottom OF it which didn't need any
verbal appeal on Blaine's part to make
1t show itself" TO which the Tribune
says; "rhe Sun is half right. There is
sentiment of deep anxiety for the pro-
lection of home industry, which causes
a more general interest in this campaign
than has appeared in any other for many
years. But the matter goes deeper than
that. The Republican idea is to pro-
tect American citizenship everywhere
in the Southern States at the ballot
box, in foreign countries, wherever the
rights of citizen may be infringed, in
the workshops and factories and mines,
wherever honest labor may be en-
ployed."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-06

DIR. Man uRwITz, the editor Of the
LIGIn's worthy contemporary, the Vic
toria German Zeitung, Is an indcpend-
ent candidate for the eighty-seventh
legislative district, embracing the coun-
ties of Arkansas, Calhoun, Goliad, Jack
son, Refugio and Victoria. The Doctor
Is an able and highly educated gentle
man and firm and honest Republican,
and consistent in his convictions as such.
lie publishes his platform in the Vic
torla Ieitung, which shows good logic
and II thorough knowledge of the wants
and needs OF this fast growing and pro-
gressive State. The LiGnr bids DR.. Ur-
witt complete success in his campaign.
ALREADY are the signs pointing that
the county Democratic ticket is not har-
monious within itself. and as the days
go by 1t will become more plain. The
rule of the ring was too heavy at the
late convention, and the manipulations
of the wires showed to the people how
lit e respect was felt for them so far ms
the men who wanted the offices were
concerned. Having thrown Off on the
people in the convention they will pro-
coed to throw of on one another until
the day Of the election. But, thanks to
the people, the Peoples ticket will even
things up, and be the means of Kidding
Bexar county of an incubus, and placing
Its destinies in the hands of men who
will respect the rights of all.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-06

An ENGLISH gentleman who has re-
sided In Italy for quarter of century,
under date of Florence, September 10,
1881, writes to General James Grant
Wilson, of this city "Italy just now is
suffering from cholera and even more
from the fear Of the cholera. The exag-
gerated fears, the preiudices and suspi-
cions, the seliishness, rapacity and cru
city of the Ignorant populace and, 1t is
sad to say, in some instances of the au-
thorities, seem to be just as great now
us they were 1000 years ago ut Athens,
and as they were in more modern times
at Florence and in Milan. See the de-
scriptions Of the plague by the great
historian OF Greece and by the great
novelist. also by the famous romance
writer of Italy. Mans moral progress
has indeed been small In that respect"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
CLARKsvILLE.
''ea'h Of an Estlmablc I.ady-Thc Ma.
sonic Celebration at Haicshoro.

correspondence ofthe Gazette
CLARKsvIILE, June % vain o,r
city has had gloom cast over Il Inv .
sudden death in one Of our most prom-
inent families. Mrs. Fannie Emerson
uied suddenly yesterday evening at
!, ~ Springs, whittier she had gone
alew weeks since with her sick hus-
oand. MT. r. b. Epperson. The de-
ceased Mrs. Epperson, nee Crawford
was sister OF the prominent attor.
neys Al Dallas, Crawford & Crawford
ana her husband the son of the iata
Coi. Ben "A. Eppefson, distinguished
lurist, politician and statesman. who
LOT many years was shining ljpbt
not only in Northeast Texas. but ali
over the state. Mrs. Epperson wns n
handsome, accomplished lady and a
devoted wife and mother. and her
sudden and unexpected demise has
saddened the hearts of ALL But short
time ago she afiactionately
babe her little giri and
boy, goodbye, leaving them
In charge of their grandmother. Mrs
Crawford at Dallas, promising then,
soon to return, while with true wifely
devotion she turned her undivided at.
!ention to her suffering husband as
they took up their temporary abo lie at
mat mecca.of health-seekers, Eureka
springs. Mr. Epperson is now lying
very low at the above place of Bright's
disease and Is unable to accompany
MS wife's remains which will arrive
tomorrow, Appropriate services will
be held. after which che will be buried
IN the Clarksville
Quite a large number left this even
Ing TO attend the Masonic celebration
at Halestor0 tomorrow, among VIII, IN
were Judge Wooten, Hon. A. NJ. Tay.
Tor and Capt Geo. +. Burdett. As
there VIII be quite a commingling OF
candidates from 10th Lamar and Red
River counties, 1t is possible they ma,
combine duty with pleasure and
some OF the most self-sacriflcins
, be induced to cast aside their modestS
sufficiently to speak their piece.
Tomorrow the united Sunday
schools will hold their annual picni,
at the Gordon grove. 1t was an
nounced for the lst Of May but ha
been postponed from time to time oil
account of the weather.
Squire James L. Fleming returned
home day or two ago, from his rancl
i in the western part of the state, wher
he had been looking after his stock In
terests and whooping up free grass an,
. the Fort Worth GAZETTE.
. The weather Is decidedly warm an,
I we are all well satisfied that the sum
! mer solstice is upon us. 1t is fair an
bright and all crops are booming.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

LUnBKR--Hough lumber. boxing. u inchs,
and under, nrst-olasm. e2i; stripping. kxs, VI
boxing and flooring, clears, US. thick clears
~ and TX, tZ7, rough lumber. second clhss
olB. iOist and scantliDg, cuils, elb.
BrDIHo-First common white pine. W. ~
second do, 30: third do. el5: poplar. VS. I'VE
n 90: nstiye pine X; ga To- do v, eb; nativ'
psrssEp LuNnER-Bo1ing II inches AMI
under, e28 OOs8 10: do xSS. w go1G x
scAntllng, joist or any common ium1si
Us O0ae& OG boxing over u Inches. kSypS
81 ", thick clears, * olhand ? ~ Wous
DRHss.D AND MATCHED FLoonfNa-k1Tv
class, e28: second class, e2l.
WHITE PINK FuRrisHiHg LUhuEn-Ik,
and inch white pine, no inoh DO, ~.
OrILfN0---B EADED Oh PLAtH-Flrst COIL
1opiar. u. vs coal DO poplar, V. ea.DoS6 %
nativs pine. X, o22.bG DO, Y, ~. -.
Poplar LgHSEs.--ix. ~. and 'noh' ~
~ sinImcsss-whits pine A. o; do shaded a
N.26. do extra No. l., $40 cypress bet. AM
sswed heart, p.6y ssps, SO.
PfCk ETs,--whtts pine. dressed and hseded
sqnnrs or nat,JG yellow pins 40. =; lain
IgSr' i,rnxrr. ETc--IArns, Austin, Y 2
nsS bbi. Cement. Louisville OF Rosensls, W. z
par Dbl; Portland, y 10 per 1bl. plsster raIia
New York or Michigan. y 20 psr hnl' rlsSls
IN RsioS az. ~ per u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
Notice to Contractors.

Consolidated scaled proposals for tho bund-
ing al stone -nurt housefor Montague eouu-
", Texas, win be received NJ my office In the
town OF Montague Tex, until 2 o'clock PM,
Tuesday, july 10, 1881.
Hidders viii he required to ile with their
bids nm approved bond for thirty thousand
tI3u,oOol dollars, with ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
signcrs h, fore clerk of court or hotnry public,
aud certinrntr OF eioriS Of court where bond
IN mndc, that bondsmcn are solvent and con.
ditioncd for the faithful performance of the
work Ia accordance with plans, specidcntio
and contract
Plans and specincst lions can he sceu NJ my
office IN Montague Tex. and nt tho nfiicc OF
!, 4. Kane, architect, Fort Worth, Tex,
The court reserves the right u feieci amy or
NIL bids. II. II ToMpHiSs.
County Iudle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
LAND FOR SALE.
WED MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
For Sale nv

= rOr sale by
h y. q. JOHNSON.
81 LAND and COLLECTING ACT,
VA montague County, Texas.
Two lB0-acre tracts, adjoining
~, situated about four miles east
|akcsso ~ Denton Creek; ri h bottom
N,,,tni'y ACRES OF eacn tract IN goou
IMvatlon, twenty-four acres more
kstso nearly all we'll fenced. I'M
M food average house 2txs6 ";
nv nome; good barn, 2ix3t, WHO
Icellent peach orchard two acres)
ra ,,ns PORTIONS of each tract not cul-
~ .imbered. VIII sell with grow.
$3.50 acres wheat, 10 Of oats. "a OF
isa au "a or cotton Terms: $40 per
ssr.us above; at least haf or more
ur AVA Time on balance. Ono oil The
49, Places IN Montague G ,unty. :.
sqsh, sl!nated about four and a hall
lud a a OF Bowie; fifty acres IN
uCr ..Ihlay-nve acres IN good state 81
isln.n balance Of tract we'll timbered
N ci.,u. Good franz bOuse. gOou
s scrsrh, lots, erin. stable, etc. Az
hsrtes out of tract Is good Titanic
AMI stock water within three-nuar'
m nne range ON east between
a suentnn Creeks. WIN SO ! grow
to,hs,n place IL purchaser desires
&Is,as corn. 80 head sheep, 10 head
~ anu calves and some hogs. A
~ had In above.
M ttr1own as the I.oveless place. sit
kfssse and a half miles from Bowie
I'm sunset, on Big Sandy crees,
Eler tn sn GOOD state OF cultivation, y
fo,S nce, balance ttmber--neafiy Al
taeni. 'iiable land. Good average
lso ~ Including two dwelling
wells, lots, etc. Terms reason
4 s 'nf SAFE unimproved lands IN
k-s. srr "dloinipR countless; nist
IN. ouAi 40, > =. I'D rasidance. APP
R.ssc q. y ,tOHN5oN,.
RnEsAte and COllecL,u,S Ag't,
'Hie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
To whom II May Concern.

This " TO advertise that tho undersigned
has hcou appointed special com missioner by
the district court OF Victoria county. Texas,
10 sell ut public sale for cash. 10 tho highest
bidder, NJ tho door OF the court'hpukc oi Tar
ran, county, ON the tirst TucsdAy OF July, A.
u. isst, between the hours OF ten . ~, and
four y. M, after giving notice of said snlc by
advertisement thercof published FOR twenty
days In a dni,y newspaper oi tho city OF Fort
Worth. The s,aughtcr-house property OF
the rcsas Continental Meat company, situ-
atcd nj Fort Worth, In rerrant county, In
cludins the land upon which the Same 10 AIT.
uatcd Gas described by the. copy OF
decree or court attached 10 tho
commission of undersignc'l and
all machinery, fixtures, appliances and
appurtenanccs thereto belonging" The
ABOVE sale will he subject Ia tho approval Of
the said court, which couvcnee on the 2lst
day OF July, A, u. isst. And the under.
signed hereby gives notice that he VIII
sell said property NJ tho time md In the man
per Rbove srt forth,
Witness my hand nj Fort Worth. Texas.
this Junep, A. ID. 1881.
II A, ROGERS,
Hpecnl Com Missioner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
Railroad Arrangements.

CHICAGO, June 2i.-John Forsythe
and John II. Calvin Of the local rece p,
ton committee announce that all the
railroads leading to this city have
agreed to carry persons attending the
national Democratic convention for
one fare for the round trip, good from
July TO the l4th, with the exception
of the Northwestern and Milwaukee q
st. Paul roads, which will charge one
and one.fifth and one and one.third
fare respectively from non competitive
points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
MARKETS.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June zf.--Governments quiet:
Western Union was sold and fell OIL Il to
5ON on account of the enormous blocks of
stock that were thrown on The market and
II was the Impression that the bulk OF trans
actions were washes EARLY Improvement
was lost, but the resistance offered by the
Western Union had strengthening effect
on the list and turned the market In the d.
rection of higher prices. In the advance
which followed Lackawanna rose ~;
Louisville & Nashville az, Northwestern
. 4, Union Pacific ~, 81. Paul 2and the re.
mainder ofthe lstA TO 5-s per cent. About
II O'Clock the failure OF Matthew Morgan's
Sons WAS announced and n general selling
movement set In. Lackawanna dropped 81,
Northwestern %, Missouri Pacific pa, st.
Paul ~, Western Union TX and the re-
mainder of the active list u to l34 per
cent. II was subsequently asceftained
that the suspended firm were not
members of the stock exchange and irmer
feeling prevailed. and prices rose \ to ~ per
cent. nj intervals during the afternoon. I'm
successful attempts were made to break
Western Union and led to several reachons'
Transactions in Western Union aggregated
1884 shares an unusually large total
Late In the day the market was
active and bouyant, and many stocks
sold at highest point. The market closed
strong compared with last night
closing prices are per cent. higher Tor
Northwestern, " for preferred, "a Tor
ou,rcy. 2n for Rock Island, AZ for
Iacl,awanna. 81 for Delaware 4 Hsd-
.,n ok for Central, for Lake: Shore, IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

new oaLxArs. June %. --Corros =
spot closed irregular.
sales, 400.
Low Ordinary IN; Ordinary Is; Good
Ordinary 10 l-s: Low Middling 10 81; Mid.
ding II La Good Middhng II 49, Middlins
Fair II SIS; Fair w.
Futures closed steady, pto - points lower.
July i6lower, August Blower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
kansA. S,ry.

Spc .ial to the Gazette.
KAssAs CRY, June A.-The provision mar
ket was dun and almost lifeless. The tendency
was towards easy. Cattle :receipts light.
Prices slow and market dull. Wheat and
corn quiet.
PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY, June 4.-WHEAT-I0N DID
cash; 7b,l bid July; 75ls August.
CohN-ii cash; AL July: AK bid August
OATS ~.
LIvE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports: 49,
CATrLE--Receipts is .. native steers iug
tol.bD pounds soe0 SD' DO w 10 i,No' y"
aoGs-Receipts. 1000 4S0a5 10.
SHEEr-Receipts, So natives iair 10 goou
5 50td4 W,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
Chicago.


special to the Gazette.
CHICAGO. June MISUNDERSTANDING the
rumors OF failures In Wall street, Now York,
the pears could not down prices, bu, on the
contrary there was an advance OF Il 10 Il en-
wheat and corn. Buyers were little shy
and purchases were only made for a scalp.
The decrease In the visible supply OF wheat
was the lever that pushed up prices.
Prov .sions were slow. Pork dull; lard was
active, and iluctuated a great deal.
Cattle Receipts moderate. and prices were
firm on everything except common Texas;
3 20 to 8 %.
Sheep are scarce and slow.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, June 2i.-FLouR-oniet and I'M
WiisAr-June siJkesiN, closed at sps;
July s5sGasSs closed at So|s; A4gum S7@s7;s
'' CoRx~c Cash a,s@5sx; June 5.h@s,Js
July .61ssS5,; Augnsl oS s;stl INV aga
| 3l3s; August 27s4ep2S.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-Cash is ooSlS 30; July 10 Ooa 30
closed at 10 ooGls III August 10 soCsis ~
closed at Is 81.
LARp-Cash 1907 45; June 12H july
| S5h,47 40; August 5Jn@7 90.
BULK MEATs- shoulders 8 81; short rib
| 7 W; short clear %.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June 2i.-The Drovers' Journa
| reports:
CATrGE- Receipts 1900; export grades 400
good To choice shipping. 0 gAd0 81; com
mon 10 medium o 10 30 Us; grass Texans loo
0 corn-f.d Texans 5000 %.
SHEEP-Receipts. 2)J; inferior 10 iair z
rs: medium 70 good 5Oa1U W; choice u
| extra Vg 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

(, FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERT
waaanle.entry bookkeeping and
manager OF a country store,
n, .nm book keeper, salesman,
. ~ ioca, or travelling agent h. f.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
k,rIoN wANTED-MALE.

trn--A SITUATION BY A GOOD,
nov about Is years old. Refer
,irsouired. Address Il. d., care
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
aaivssvon.

0aivestOn.
SAIvvrror June q. - Corror-- spot ~,osed
dull and nominal, y. lower for low mitdline.
Receipts, lSS bales,
Sales, none
Exports. none.
Stock, 2,G7S.
Ordinary .; Good Ordinary 10. Low
Middliug 1855; Kidding II; Coed Mid
ding nv; Nlsdling Fair Il,s
Futures opened steady, ruled weak
on second call, steady again ON third caii,
err WAS nsked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

FgD-AGENTS FOR NEW GAS.
,compendium, the old with 800 adj
rses, More Information tnan any
resting ten times the price. Ad.
m Borland Il Co ID las, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
hardware.

BAR IRON, - ID Norway, 49,; No. N 1
sheet iron, NO.; No n q sheet iron, SIC.
galvanized sheet iron, eni0ISo., No. a xsoda
ITc.; No. u do, l6c,: ajx2s rooung tin. el4 N
al5S0; l&x90 and lOxit pat. do, 81 1908 90
timers wire, 30 per cent, OF; timers stock
forty per cent. or; cook stoves nth ware
$40 b0eI25 90; do, with trimmings, az b1ap5D00
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. Nc.dbsi %
tongues, DOcQtbi %; singlotfeea, 81 76t holsters
5Oc,; spokes "a 7bESs 90: folloca, 81 s54s7 -
Doublehrees, 81 25ebi 90: mock yokes, " 0oa
2 81; plow beams, 5pl65c.; pillow handies, 81 u
6D2 handles, 81 7bQp2 80.
NAILS, 81 10 key, basir l0d.-Bufden horst
shoe, per heg, % 10; Perkins do. 80 10: Walk
err do, % SO. Burden mule, % o.; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 800, No, 8. 25c., No
0, Sc, No. 7, 2lc., No. ., DO. "lako'a' do, No
!. ibc., No. O. &c, No. 10, No. ], 20, No. .
lDc.; Aunable do, No. 4, t5c., No. 8, 2to., No.
Ale, No. Z, lec., No. \, lsc.
ssooqe0 so. hassensack. % 1901 20; boys
REFRidERAToRs.--E ] Climax, sl7 00
No. 2, do sls5oi No. sdo,, sas; No. do. sS
sCELLANEoUs-rrace chains. ~ POI
PAIR, 4eb7c.. piow singleireen. per dox., ~
bells, 30 per cent. Oh; door looks. s52bsS o.
wood screws, 90 and 10 per cent. OF; LIP casl
door butts, 40 .and ~ per cent. on; cut ant
timed lacks, ~ per cent. of; coffee mills, y
per cent, of; blind hinges, 10 and 10 por cent
OFF; carriage bolts. 65 and 10 per cent. on
,y per p cent. off deep stamped ware. % pc,
cent, on; shallow stamped ware 10 per cent
on: jspanned ware, 10 per cont on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

Special TO tie GaE
ST. LOUIS. June ,2i--Whcat slow nj the
opening. but i'm proved later.
The almost utter absence of orders from
the outside for corn was strikipgly shown In
this market today. IL was impossible to
work up any speculative interest among tho
local crowd who, when they wanted TO do
anything. turned to wheat, aud the country
was sending no orders In to either buy or
sell.
Receipts We're again quite null from the
country here. Cattle offerings fair and prices
higher. Texas grass a. 90 10 si5J; eorn.icd
81 % TO IS so; sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
and slow.
WHEAr-No. 2 red. oil4aSi Os cash; e2,sos
sak July; eoMcseOjs August; aiSS@sa sepl,m-
bcr
uonx-s2a5g@ cash; S2sl July: bid say Au.
gust,
oArs-se@sa's cash; 50 bid for June; 2es.
July.
WHfsRY-l 0S.
| CoRSMEAL,-2 o0d2 95.
PoRK-l5 T5G10l0.
BULK MEATS Long clear ~; short clear
BAcox = Long clear sssasX; short rib
sk@sls: short clear ys9l hams li9i5.
| LaRD-Nominal.
| LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 1900 top grades o.
| exporters 6JaB oo; good TO cuoicc q Ugod6 30
| common 10 medium tOdb 90: native grnssers
| 4 bVU55 so Texas gritssers 5Oepi 50.
@5s5 '' 49, w. wv $3.50 e''N'' =
SnEEp- Receipts lol; natives 1884 80; Texa,
. 0Oai 10; lambs 5DG52b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

Inw,NE WITHIN THE REACH
4 man that has pluck and perse-
,seuts wanted every where to sell
~ the Presidential Candidates,
and Logan book. now ready, Goa
,rsges. illustrated. The Demo-
yswIll be ready July is, also n hand.
[,aIru picture and chart printed q
Md only BY our agents. Ad'
h slrong, $40 Main street, Dallas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
ZION WANTED. FEMALE.

.o,fyG NAN QUALIFIED TO
lvIi,,on OF trust. Excellent Gre
s,ay references. Address Il. u,
|fs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
nsv Orleans.
pRovIsIors.

NEW CRLxArs. June Si-fLouh-tu'e''
ni asnns~In fair d,maadi yellow mixed
0s: choice whit17t
oars--EasieT af<2 ..v.,a asmand
y. y IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
LOST.
FOUND.

BREAST PIN WITH PHOTO
w IN II. Owner can have same by
uazette office and paying charges
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

0roc~sies.
.NnAa-sugnr cured hams, lee, e.CcR.
swsaccn.is~ &C. bacon. lc'sc., =. Q, dry salt,
IAnp-r,srcss, essc: sand nA cane, s.c,
6. 1oyyss... ,s.;, on 10; ordinary, ii,ss.;
1 rr; nm; prime RaS isr :mncy, he; old
sgeAs-E,ns: powdsrsS Sn SSiss "a; ac..
sSndsr III SSs s. sr.Ssed
STANDARD r,n.s A. Ac; ehoics white, NC: yellow
F@a-nS Sisse.i c cSl si,s, No. !, ais 30
White nah, No, !, hlf. bbis,, G.as; No. !, VN;
DRIED herSlns.. per boz. sos; Cod nshi exc.
bags, -; lake. In dat hoop bbls.. SaiO,
oSss.DS soss. !. Prizes, !, per do.sn; Pin.
lbs, si'eS ,es., NWaaO; seconds, ma
M.St ma, p 10; Tomatoes. standard. q ma,
Msls seconds .,n, = me- :; ma, sls.n Green
SERIES, sise 'i Ss.p Sssl ss SOss
weight In, CSC. . y, G.SS Salmon, =,
/ G,@S@: saraines. Amsr,cs no No. NO. case
imported, eis.ooei& 20 case; atrAwherrirs. y n.
l.1sei,N; Blackhcrries. ellen; Green Cages
10; Eas's 0 . milk, @eo; crown
4 RAxINa Powpxn.--Silver Loaf, ,kN cana
FER doscn, wxs IN, do, u 30, In. do, - 50
IN. do, a.; IN. do, st0.
txc; German olive, $40 Candles, null hoIss
l5tfc, halves, q .Quarters, Q. indigo $50
slnsinR @gei 90 d3sen. ColsmAn's mustard
American, $500 box. Buckets. two hOnps
elpo doaen; well buckets, 400 dosen. Rruoms
n.IsesSdnsen, brilliant oil, bhlA,, Voc; Eu
rs cases, "a 80, do. l-l2 cases, u 20.
FLouR = S'enard's Royal Patent, ~ 8
y bbls sacks,h loo y l0d Us., No. Texn
pcr buahel, Ssc; Hominy and grits, y bbl
eS 0e Oatmeal, half bhl., u 1S, CrAcks
wheat, Nn, &c; Crackers; X soda, dt<Stc., X,
soda, S4dAc.; xxx soda, To-; cream 10, TAI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

Powder -Blsstins, ? ks{, n " x ~ y h n
49, ~ 80 = NJ: Buck shoS. I 2 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

tryG MEN WITH GOOD MORAL
l.,,sr. who can deposit SS security,
W., agents for the UuiOn News Co.
IInIon depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
|saNrED-MALE HELP.

Esps WANTED = RAIL & CO.
'nr laborers and brick and Stone
,,Se new City National bank build.
pnSorers paid sl.7i per day Stone
Brick niasons, 81. Apply to Rail
,msr. al the worl-, or at Joseph III.
lIolesale grocery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

hi FURNISHED ROOM WITH
I'm exposure. Apply at premises
street., between opera'house and
lac,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

OOuNtrV Frodu0e.
Potetoes-lrish, new. per hushel, GQa7b,
sack, -. onions, per Dbl, tV %. Turntps,
y Dbl, 81 %. fcans. IL r. mod, bbis Sc., large
lima, $40; srNnll butter, pS9sc, Plckies.
medium. per .bl., 5000 small, per bbl, so
Cheese, half cream, isylc,;t fuii cream, i6s.
Peanuts. isls@la,sc. cider, halfbbl.. IS 20,
Cabbage. Sc.
| young spring chickens, O. Md, Turhcyp,
b. ooelo 0o, decse, u 10 esWs Ducks. q 0Oe
ISX
Eoos--Per dozen, SOLOS.
| Fresh country outer, choice, 10 % lac,,
Crcsm-, y ,Sses7ssc., old butter. sSbloc,, :o,eo-
| margarine, lie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

|lgyT-Two nicely furnished well
iied rooms. Permanent dodgers
s5West Third street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EsyT-TWo NICELY FURNIS HE'D
1. drst floor, southern exposure, In
EtIart of ty. Will rent together
Address P..O. Box 1926.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

wheat, choios 200. @s,, medium, sonpo
inferior, eopesc; oats, a,os',<c; barley, MO-
ssc; corn. b1ntsc: rye to@c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

Furniture Beadstcads, imitation walnut
wood seat, y dos, sS 1907 DO; cane and rattan
seat Ok OO9S 10; cane seat, dining, ei2 0oab2o ~
Childs and rockers, " o0api2 90. large rocking
p2D 00ets0 90 camp and rockers, each. 81 100
Tables, round, s20oesbo; fsll Loaf. " b0a5 NJ
Safes, each, o. 1907 20; Bureaus, % gaa ~ %
wash stands. I'll 9b1s 90 bed springs. q 10 o, 20
Baby Carriages, " 6oStD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-25

vesdst ads.
HAY Loose from wagon ZOO Nsn0 pei
Bran. tl.wo v per 100. Chops, u " per 10
Millet, por ton, ei0Dll.