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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TExAs WRDN RsDAv AtJsJsre

Lieut. Greedy by sledge parti, 4 and the
men not so employed to lose no time
III preparing a house for the whole
party and In securing stores prepsra.
tory 70 Inc arrival of Lieut.. Greedy.
Inc Proteus and Yantio Were 10.
gether at 81. Johns June ~, and an
agreement between Lieut.. darlington
anu commander Wildes contemplat.
Iog tneir separation until August o5
was made that the Yantic should 20 10
Littteton island, which should be her
headquarters, and should not leave be.
lore that day. The Proteus preceded
the fantic To Disco island The
iantic rejoined her, and they were to.
gether there from July II to July %.
AT. which date the Proteus left
the tender, which after waiting until
the 10Th again sailed northward. In.
stead OF proceeding directly In the
track OF the Proteus, however, she di.
vefged to Upernavick where She was
detained by fog from July ~ to 81,
when she sailed and was easily able to
reach Littleton August the third. She
there found from n record left that the
iroteus July % had been crushed
In the Ice and had snnk
lust north of Cape Sabine,
That Lieut.. Darlington and his whole
party had crossed TO Littleton island
aud July IS had gone south along the
Greenland coast in open boats. The
iantic thereupon turned southwark,
searching the coast To Cape York, and
hndipg no track of the Proteus people
went on to Upernavick aud
reached there August ~, She
left this place August % and
reached Disco island August IS, where
she was overtaken August 81. by
Lieut.. j. G. Calwell Of the United
States navy who had left at Cape
York. The Pr0teus party to which he
had been attached had reached
upernavik In au open boat August
y, and had the same day in IA similar
boat given up the pursuit OF the Yam
lie. The Iantic then returned to Up-
ernavik and found that the whole
party had saved themselves, took
them on board and reached
st. Johns September H. With the
exception that it left few ratons and
some clothing at Cape Sabine the ex.
( petition Of 1883 as we'll as that of 1852
was a failure.
No attempt was made by either
Lieut.. Darlington or Commander
Wiides TO establish relief party at
Littleton island for which point Greedy
was under orders TO start not later thai,
September first.
The army court of inquiry under
the date ofJanuary 10, 1884, reported, II
may here be stated roughly. that from
July, 1882. to August, 1888, not less
than so, 600 rations were taken In the
steamers Neptune, Yantic and PrOteus
up to and beyo Littleton island; o
that number only about 10000 were
left in that vicinity. The remain de-
were returned to the United States o.
were sunk with the Proteus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
A City's Welcome.

PORTSMOUTH, \. H., Aug. i.-The
meeting of citizens in Music hall this
evening to extend the official welcome
of the city to Lieut.. Greedy and his
surviving companions was largely
attended and was characterized by I'M
bounded enthusiasm.
In the auditorium were Portsmouth's
foremost citizens. On the stage
were the officers Of the North
Atlantic squadron and the Arctic
relief fleet. In the front seats In the
orchestra sat the crews of the Thetls,
Bear and Alert. The sailors were en-
Enthusiastically received on entering the
hall as were their officers who APP
reared shortly afterwards. w. r..
Chandler, secretary of the navy, Gen.
Hazen, Admiral Luce, Commo-
dore Welles, Gen. b. F. Butler,
Congressman s. J. Randall, Congress
man Robinson, Gov. Hale of New
Hampshire aud Senator Hale of Maine
occupied seats on the stage.
The meeting was called to order by
the Rev. w. A. Mckinley. Rev. W.
III. Alder made prayer, and was FOL
lowed by Mayor Treat of Portsmouth,
who read an address, in which he ex-
tended the Inequalities OF the city 10
Greedy aud his little band. The
Rev. Mr.. Mckinley then an
nounced that the committee
OF citizens had secured the Hon. W. Il.
Chandler to act as permanent chair
man of the meeting. When Secretary
Chandler came forward to address the
meeting he was very warmly APP
plauded. When he referred to the eff
forts of S. J. Randall In the house OF
representatives in behalf OF the Greedy
relief bill, and TO Commander
Schley and Lieut.. Emory, the audi
ence became almost wild with
enthusiasm. Mr.. Chandler told tue
story of the organization and object OF
the Greedy expedition, and said that
in 1888 the Proteus was again employed
by the chief signal officer for q voyage
to Lady Franklin bay, and placed in
charge of Lieut.. Darlington OF the
Seyenth United States cavalry. and
the steamer Yantic of the United
states navy, commanded by Com
mander Wildes, who was de-
tailed as tender to accom-,
pany the Proteus AZ far as
fittleton island. Lieut.. Darlington.
was informed by a letter sof the CHIEF
signal officer, dated June ~. 1888, o,
the extreme peril OF Lieut.. Greedy and
his party. He was epjolned 70 spare
no efforts TO push his vessel through
TO Lady Franklin island, and was In
structed ss follows:
IN it should become clearly apparent
that the vessel cannot De
pushed through you viii retire
from your advanced position and Iand
your party and stores Ut or near .ne
Iife-boat cave at Littleton Island, ois-
charge tue relief vessel with ORDERS 70
return to st. Johns. N: r.. ana pre-
pare for remaining with your parry
until relieved the next year.
Lieut.. Darlington was 1urtner IN.
structed as soon as possiuie from
this station at Littleton island
to sndesyor TO communicate with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
Building Material

LuhBEn-Rough lumber, boxing. ~ ipchSs
and under, drst-claas, 80. stripping. kxB, vi
boxing and flooring. clears, 90: thick olcars.
~ and ~, N: rough lumber, second clAss
81, 1oist and scantling, culls, el6.
n 6O: native pine "; ga 90 do N. e2o; nstiy'
DaEasED LunBER--Boxing II inches sus
under, 80 oO(e2s o. do xx3, s26 0008 Ok
soantling, joist CT any common lumbei
SO 001t& "; boxing Over IA inches, e30,00<
81 co. thick clearn, ~ 10 AZ and 2, $50 0CDa2 q
second class any kiiiJ. e2l 90.
DHKHsED AND MATCHED FLooRIs0--F1rsi
ciRAe, w. RecOnd olngB, gal.
WHITE PINE FUREfsHIH0 LUmHKn--lA, II
and inch white pine, so: inch do, eos.
CkILINo--BEADED on PLAfN--FirBt com
poplar, N. sss 0oS39.i,O; poplar " Ss3.b0o IS %
bativepine, ", e225O; DO, Y, ~ 10.
PorLAR LpHsEx.--i,l. ~. ANA . inoh. ~
sHisoIss--whit pine A, %: do Shadsd A
brand, IS; do NO. ., ssO do No. 3, $50; nstivs
alwed heart, N,ty saps, $50.
PIoKKra.--whiis pine, dressed and headed
sanare or 1st.sE yellow pine do. O; iAtb
LINZ, CExxHr. Erc.-..Iams, Austin, e2.a
por Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Hosenalc, o27
por bbl.: Portland. N7b per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Nsw York or Michigan. u 81 per Dbl. Plasts,
BaIos.-.Tirs-prook no Dor n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
The Wabash Road.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. Ak. II.
Wade, superintendent of transports
ton of the Wabash road, who just re-
turned from a trip with Col. Talmage
and other officials over that line states
this afternoon that many chances for
Improvement in the service have been
noticed during the trip and that sew
eral improvements will s.on
be made. He said that Col.
Talmsge had already appointed IA
number Of new division superinten-
dents in the different states, his pur-
pose being to carefully work up the
local traffic, which he thinks of great
importance. Mr.. Wade further stated
that the crops are magnificent along
the whole line of the road and that
businessipromises to be very great dur
ing the coming fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

BAR IRON, - bo.-Norway, &c.. No. ~ +
sheet iron, Nc; No "a y sheet iron, 0<o.
galvanized sheet Iron, gai0,<c.; No. y X suda
I7c.. No. y do. i6c.; px2s roonng tin, els d
OILS 80; Ax20 and i0xia pat, do, o. 1903 so
timers wire, W per cent. on; timers stock
forty por cent of; cook stoves nth ware
$40 b06p2j 90; do, with trimmings, si4 60Qp5OOO
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles TOO. ,dpel 90
tongues, p0cepel 90; singletrees, 81 rs; bolstsrs
Soc; Hpokes "a 7bD3 20; feiloes, 81 Bbst2 Is
Doubletrees, 81 25et4 20; mock yokes, u 00a
2 bDj plow beams, tOdo85o.; pillow handles, d Il
D260; handles, OF 1902 81.
NAILS. 81 40 keg, basis l0d.--Burden hors,
shoe, per kcg, % ~; Perkins do, 90 10, Walk
or do, s. so; Burden mule, % 90; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 60c., No. o. 28c,, No
D. &c, No. 2, nc, No. 4, 2oc.; "Lake'sp do, No
ltc., No. 8, 80, No. o, 22c., No. Z, 20c No. y
lgo.; Ausable do. No, 4, DO. No. o, no., No.
2lc., No, 7, lecy No. 3, lsc.
~ 0oee0 q; Hacaensack. ~ 1907 %; boys
REFRiaERAToRs.-N ! Climax, n7o,
No. 9, DO, sis 30; No. lido, s2s; No. do. s25i
MisCELLANEoUs-T chains, az ne,
pair, 1910. piow singletrees, per dox., OF
pillow doubietrees. per dozen % "; stock
bells, no per cent. OF +: door locks, o3 256tD O0
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. of; Il p cas-
door butts, ~ .nDd 10 por cent. OF; cut anu
timed tncks, ~ per cent. on; coffee milia, II
per cent. off; blind hinges, 10 and 10 per cent
on: carriage bolts, % and 10 per cent on
plow bolts, IS per cent. OFT; pieoe Tin ware
30 per cent. OF; deep stamped ware, 81 poi
cont or; shallow stamped ware, 90 per cent
on: iapanned ware, 81 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
Opening of Bids .
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Ten, Aug. THE
county court has opened the bids TOR
the courthouse and Jail that have
been filed to date. The following are
the bids: Britton & Long of Austin
tor courthouse and jail, Sl35 900; Blu
chanan d Co.. FL Paso, for Courthouse
500 500, conditioned TO certain
material changes in the specifications:
Spencer Il Rsttenbury. FL Paso, court
house only, SOL $50; ID. g. Anderson,
court house only, $9i, $40; G S. Brewer,
Ell Paso court house only, $780, ID.
G. Anderson, Jail building, exclusive
of Jail work, s23 900; G. S. Brewer,
conditional as above, $l2 500 ;
Buchanan & Co, same conditions,
| 1900; p. j. Pauley d Bros st. Louis,
Jail works proper, 81 500. and guaran-
tee the entire and complete Jail build
ing not to exceed $40,000.
Court convenes again tomorrow
morning. Open contracts will be
favorably let. Considerable interest
has been manifested In the matter here
and all agree that everything equal the
home contractor should be favored
1t was matter Of surprise that nc
more bids We're filed, as numerous
contractors from abroad were expected
to be on hand to-day. The title to the
courthouse site Is not yet perfected
and the court cOnvenes again Oh Sat
urday to finally accept the same.
I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

special TO the Gazette.

special 10 tne GhkSttt.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. o. WHEAT - Bulling
seemed TO be one of the lost arts, and no one
dared to buy freely. There was n little
squirt of activity, but 1t was soon st,and the
close was weak at y TO x oil.
Corn-Large declines In other markets
caused the hcine market ioease oil through
the pressure TO sell.
IL was seen provisions wcro higher.
Cattls-TeSas and Indian range cattle are
active and strong, under light receipts.
sheep-Good sheep scarce and wanted.
PRODUCE
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-FLoun-Easicr and
WmEAr"No. 2red silkGs5IS cash. siaS4Ls
August: Sisl6ls5lS September, closing s54;
s0b1 0S7Iz OCTOBER. closing DS.
ConS-Cash 47Ltntg@; August ~: 4sL
Septenber: sBJktb5 October.
OATs-3l BID cash; 2iss september.
PROVISIONS.
WHISKY-l On.
C0KNMEAL . 7a2 rs.
PoRK-Job. ing lvx.
BULK MEATS -Long clear 60; short ibis
S o.; short clear 10.
BAcoN-Long clear qI4s9ts; short rib 0 81
40 rs: short clear Q Tn@iO W.
IARD-TS
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLg-R Receipts 100, export grades 400
| O rs; good % choice shipping 6,N89 w. COM
mon to medium 1900 ~; Colorado steers
bO@js5; TEXANS 0Odt 80, auo some WIN
tered steers Of 40 pounds brought ".
HoGs-5 $50 so.
SUEgP-Unchanged: inferior TO fair. 2 90
9216 medium 10 good sehG5 io choice 10
fancy SOC 400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
Liquors.

wnIsHY-RectlEed u l0clb0, ~ FER proof
sour mash, ono year old. 81 90 two years old
" 00dp2 "; three years old ~ bOo2 76 faucy
oxtrs old whisky eim6,
WIHns-Clarct, case,lss 6o@l000. - perqu
ity; Oatawba, per gallon, 200 co. Port 81 yDo
per gal. u COOS o. White wine, In casos
"a 0Oaei0 %.
CHAMrAors-a. II. Mumm q Co., Kxtrs
Dry, $50 0oceSS "; Heidnick, In basket, w OOc
~ % Krue, in basket, W 00dnyO %; Domcsti,
ehampaene, 81 oo'Sit 70. Goo. Goulot, oxtrs
drv. r,ntA, 81 30.
per dos, ~ COCA 70,
BoTrI.ED BEEa-iemps quarts, si2 oo pts
gl2 90; Budweiser quarts el2 ~; pints 6lS 0u
/ Schliis Milwaukee, quartz sl2 %; pinta elB On
| Anthony Kuhn's, OTIS gl2 20, plnts Sl2 30
i VI. CiauSen A Sons ohp mpagne beer, quar-
eiibO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

Chicago.
Special TO the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.--Tbe bulls made n
strong aud gallant fight to-day supremacy.
but did not quite ct there.
Prices fiuctuaied greatly. The deals were
small and mainly by tho Local crowd. The
bears would not sell IN large lots white the
bulls were afraid then 10 make the offer aud
yet prices dwindied down.
Wheat declined hye-eighths and corn one
half cent. Wheat is now all tho attraction.
two-thirds Of the business being transacted
In this cereal.
No pork futures.
Lard futures duh and . shade higher.
Meats active and higher; faliy one dollar
advance la = fortnight.
Cattle fairly active and unchanged. Texas
steers IL moderate supply. Price4ar shade
higher.
hheep In steady Inquiry.
rsoDuCE.
,a osacacss Aax. A-s1Dvs-auiss snd
wm.1I-August si,tess2, closed si,.: Sep.
tsmber SzJke ~. cloaed SS,s9 IA Octobsr
sisos5z<. clcsed sf5s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
New York.


NEW ORLxANs. Aug. 8. COTTON =
Spot closed quiet and lis lower from mid
ding 10 fair, both inclusive.
Sales 40.
Low Ordinary "; Ordinary SJs; Good
Ordinary "; Low Middilng ioN: Mo.
NJ; Fair II ".
Futures closed dun. I to 9 points lower;
November and May points lower
Sales, II, 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitation walnut
sachi " toens " all walnut. ~ bosol0 W; ChAirs
ssat 81 o0ess oo cane seat, dining, si2 Ooea on,
Uhilds and rockers, O. oAsais 20; large rocking,
sgugN 20. camp and rockers, each, 81 $50
rablos round, 20oasto; fsii leaf, % S0nb s.;
bnfes, each, 81 1901 OG bureaus, a. bQ,alD OO
wssh stands, q 9aes so bed springs, o 1907 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

gAlvEsron. Aug. 5.-Oorror--- Spot closed
quiet. a.
Middiino I0N; Middling OSzi Good Mid
ding OK; Midling Fair NJ.
Receipts, -.
Bales, ..
Exports =: coastwise. -.
stock, 1,462
Futures opened duh but steady: ruled dull
ON second and third calls clo.ing barely
steady att To 4 points lower; cctobsr IN
CHANGED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
Kansas City.

Kansas City.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 5.-Again we note nd-
vance IN provisions. Meats are active and
higher.
Mess pork slow.
Cattle supply lager and OF all grades. Fair
TO good Texas IN moderate supply and prices
now strong.
Sheep slow and quiet.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. 6.-Wbent; 677k@5I1S
cash. G,k sepisInber: 10 bid October.
CoitS-iiNaDi2 cash; Al bid september; 3s,f
bid October,
OATs-22 bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CArrf.E-Heceipts $50 naive steers 10
TO 40 lbs VOa6 3o mali 20 steers go To l,Isylbs
40 as -; stock ri S0ri 30; cows ING ~:
Texan steers medium 10 common SObss ~,
good to extra 3 q a. %
HoGs-Heceipts 500; 35gyS %.
sHEEP-h pts lsf; norninaily unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
Homes For All.

The ground lot sale will positively
take place on the 18th and 10Th inst.
The lots are beautifully situated on the
south side of the city of Fort Worth on
the line of the street railroad. They
range in size from 50xl00 to 2O0x200
feet. and larger ii desired. Terms, one
half cash and balance In twelve
months. Excursion cars will be run
from and into the city during the sale.
Parties Wishing to see the proper y
will please call on or address David
Boaz with Texas Investment company,
limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

N~w YORK.
LivK STOCK.
nEEvRs-- Receipts no mairly to slaughter
direct, dressed beef aull AZ SA;o FOR native
sides, 6l7 for Texas and Cherokee sides.
SNskr-Receipts l,sUt: poor to good sheep
SEES; common 10 good lambs 5Ssshs.
fRunuCk
NEw ioRx. Aug. 6.-fLouR--Dull.
optiors opened steady but soon weakened
~ @Ss.S: No. red aiNSsd; No 2
red. August 81, s9plNe, clos,ng ai,,, sep
temher sssessSl, closing sSs..; ociobsrvssi aai.s
coRs-Ssfct lots nrus options !, TO x
lower, closing easvs receipts iS,uc; No. n 1pls
tsails: No.2 6ix@6t '; No. August 62sks1t'S.
closing Wss. september 0lJ<GGs4, closing
6l;s; October 0,ssesGsA, closing CT
PROVISIONS,
CoFrEE-Spot lair; RIO dull; option y
duh without important changes.
sales IL u bags.
RIO No !; tugut, 7s5. september, s is,
October s ~ November 81 co.'s SO,
SusAR-unsettled, Englisn istsnds liza:
San Jsgo 5; rrinidad ~; centrifugal, No test,
So: refined dun.
MoLAssss--Qniet ard nominal.
RicE--Stcnty, with fair demand.
TALLow.-. Firm.
RIOS S--Steady.
IuRrRN riSr-Dull ut 80.
Cur MfArs..-Nomiual Mt sas.
LARD steady att S2sebTT,.
COTTON MAKKErs
ourroN RHunIPrs AT ALI, UNITED STATIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
Country Produces.

Pot,,tocs--irlsh, new, per bushcl, 81 10
" bbi, 81 %. beans, HIP. med. bbis. ,bc.; large
lima, b,sc.; small butter, t,<e5c. Pickles
medium, per boil; Mee small, per Dbl, 80
i'heese, half cream, is,sc.; full cream, 100
Peanuts. la,s@ia,sc older. half-bbl.. d %
PouhrsS&Hens. sscs 500 per dozen
young spring chickens, 81 7bt12 90; Turkeys
W st9slo %, Geese, o. 50 90 81; Ducks. "a 60c
40
Eaas-Per doxen, lGl3c.
Fresh country butter, choice, 20 a 700.
Creamery ,stspy' No.; old butter. e4sl0c.; .olco
margarine, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

was due 70 a statement that the number
of stockholders was steadily increasing and
that the business efihe company was never
larger. Pacific Mall rose on announcement
that several California capitalists had added
materially TO their holdings. w. p. nd.
vsncsd ~ per cent to c7x. and Pacific Mail
lSS SO. Rise in these stocks was immedi-
ate cause for an improvement. The remainder
OF the list advanced nom X TO sx.
per cent. There were sales 10 realize profits
and prices reacted Aa2 per cent Al the
clos, there was recovery and markets len
or steady, and. compared with yesterdays
closing prices, are y TO 2 per cent higher.
Transactions $50 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
orocer,cs.

S"ocr'cs'
MsAre--sivsar cured hams. 1870: S.C.C.r.
To-
FrsH-Mackercl. Ion kits. No. |, u.16; No.
p 81. %, half bNis., Ne. I, ZOO No. 2 AGO.
White nsh, No. l, hlf. bbls., gS,sS No, q $50;
Dried herr!nEs rar box, 400, God fsh; 6t<c
I.ARp--T,erccs, W; ~ nnd so@ cans, n.<c;
sw cans ssc.; iur cans, e,sc; On cams. $50;
" cams. 9<r
CorrKx.--Cummon 1ic.; ordinary, ltkc,;
fair, i2c.; primo Rio, $50; fancy, i<c; old
governments lava, NNc. NY
TrA--l,npenai .tOtsuU, eunpowder. s0eyQ,
SuoAR--FNtne. powdered, bbls, ezc.s do,
hnlf.hhie., N'xc.; out loaf, aac,; granulntcd
standard So. Louisiana gfanuiated, sfSc,se--;
standard A. SA,c.; choice white, DC: yellow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

sh,vvy fiint, dry, n ,cc M ,,,,s. 49,. 7.
u no =, light flint, n : a.: bniIs "a
heavy uamsycd, phS calf skins ana ho Hns
s n ,nMSr s,r. 20 s,scn, satcd, souna, 4 X s
rkLrni ~ Deer skins, an isetlS nnthloue
skins, ~ ic@l G. Goat skins each. ioss3s
sheep zee ~, pe,ns, according q snount 81 Wool
wool. atiio Mcx,can -hecp ncIts y ~ W n ..
Mexican sheep pe'ts, Improved. ilaa ~. MY,
lean sheep shcar1is,vs. sc. '"e~'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

Trunks, vali-es, companions, travel
ing bngs, any style or quality, found
at b. G.. Evans Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

Full regular ladies' hose of fine cot
ton in colors that are. ingram, for the
little money of forty-five cents. Bona
fide bargains are Of daily occurrence At
b. E. Evans Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

Ladies' approve II your smoking
Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

In WORTH n ATIoNAL DETECTIVE
Irency. Jas f. Young Will pay lib
1 for any information leading to
apprehension OF or m inals of all
VIII furnish private watchmen,
merchants interests, trace up stolen
|and attend To collections. Office. $40
Direct, upstairs. opposite Drs. Burts q
| office, or sherifi7s office at the court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

Wooi.--l jrieht IIght, ane so nedinm, "
month, ~ nissy nnsI y y %Snsn isg i
HiSss- Sc'i hs.vy ains, dry ' y 10; No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
PROFESSIONAL,

hrs. BRoILEs & GRtMMER, PHYsI.
JIclans and surgeons. ONCE, Yves. Fourt h
OF Office. corner Fourth and TAYLOR streets.
once hours s To n. m. and tot u M Dr.
Grammer can be found at office at all times.
nt Office and residence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

LITARY NOTICE-ATTENTIo S!TAR
ant r deserves: You are hereby ordered
nd drill and meeting Of Your company
fejnesday) evening at $50 v'cl OK. By
Ind, L. X. Smoot, captain; L. e. Dealy,
sergeant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
LAND AGENT.

FIR @. RUCKER q co., BELToN,
xas, Land and General Agents. Sole
Petors OF the Abstract of Bell County
ps. We do general land business, In
)g surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

tAsuRY DEPaRTMENT-OFFIcE OF
comptroller of the Washing
|uly u, si-Whereas, BY satisfactory
hcs pre.ented to the undersigned, II has
'nAdt osppear that "rhe State National
oifoft Worth" in the city OF Fort
In the county OF Tarrant and state of
ms complied with all the provisions
rtyixdstatuies Of the United states.
fsdpbeoomplied with before an ssso-
% skilibe authorized 10 commence the
~ d banking. Now, therefore, /,
Wnnnon, Comptroller OF the Cur
do hereby certify that THE State
pa Bank OF Fort WORTH" In the city
fWorth. IN the county of Tarrant and
b!Teras, IL authorized To commence the
[es Of banking rs provided In section
pc hundred and siNt' nine of The re-
|stsiutes OF the United States.
Fssfimony whereof, witness my band
falof office this 18th day Of July, 1854.
ii. ". CANNON,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

TX FURNISHED ROOM, CON
k,s,t 10 businesses Apply at this office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
1--we STOCK Market.

sEasLern Toxas and bOuthern TeIoe st0cb
cattle about two dollars per head less thar
the above quotations.
The above prices arc for herds Of 1000 hsel
such cattle as those raised In the cOunuee
embraced IA the following territory; Woni
OF tho Texas Central Railway: north OF ltne
: line drawn noFtb and south Win laird and
south Of isd Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

,ryT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. SUIT
lar one or two gentlemen, 3lO
ss,,s street, second door from Jones.
bn premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06
MONEY.

MONEY.
Nxw YORK, Aug. S.--Nioney key, closed
offered At ~; prime mercan tiie paper b,<osas;
sterling exchange Is. D. quiet, 4 ~ sight
exchange iSs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

pgTs BY sAMPLE-HAVlNG MADE
{sngements with prominent New
Eholesale house, / now respectfully
brders for furnishing hotels, board ng
land private residences with all grades
IL O. window shades and draperies.
corner Throcknorton and
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

5,> or TWO PERSONS WILL
MlL, ar Ave rooms OF their residence
4, io on,et family. House new, rooms
ai IVA wnter.works, large yard,
n,,i,,ssrhnod and healthy locality. Ap-
isnSO' Z barter, 1903 Houston street. or
.sr, uI south west corner Burnett
,,eenth streets.