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Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
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BODDY-On the ?nd inst, In Camden, \ .. =,
Benjamin j., son OF Charles } and kma
line BOLDLY, In the nth year Of his axe
Relatives and friends VI the family aye re.
specially invited TO attend tbr funeral on
saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the
reside nee This parents, Charles J and kma,
line Boldly, ~ Vine street, Camden, N. J.
DEAN--Dn the 1t inst. Bella, Oldest daugh.
ter OF Samuel r and Jennie bean. aged 3
years, months and dayt
fESMlER-On the d,Inst. Howard. j.. Jr.
aged yeart, Onl, child Vi Howard I. Fes-
tner.
Funeral services On Saturday morning At
II O'Clock, at the residence Of his grandn moth.
er. hrs blackburn, No. 5I3 TatnaIl STREET
Funeral private.
BALL-On tie ID inst. Gtoige Ball. aged
Oh years.
Relatives and fttends are respe ,tfully IN
vited to attend his funeral. from his late re. .
dehce, 10 MIL Creek hundred. on SUNDAY
morning, NJ II clock. uterine Ut at iaIDily
burial ground on the farm.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
Dots.

ice ~ ,a '.!e sudden cola snapfoptinues, the
''e men VIII be III their glory.
a mum sociable will take place thi.
evening at the fair now in progress a,
Bethel A. NJ. +, church.
Property belonging u fourteen Der.
soAs WI shortly be sold under the
oheitfi's hammer. 'N'
idfl' III Lancaster county, belong.
ny 70 George NJ. keyler, of hi. c,,S
nds been SOLD for $3.50 pr acre.
l.. lIe fourth annua reception Of the
rose Bud Assembly viii TAX. nl,ca
inns evening III the lecture room OF RI.
Opera House u 'Ne
Remember the lecture IL the Fjr,,
Unitarian Church, tbs evening" he
WIS una Ward Howe, Of boston. n1
'ne subject "ls Polite Society Point. ,"
Letters Of administration On III.
estate Ut Margaret Mckinney .d4c.assI
=. rms c'ty, WIRE granted yesterday nv
Net'''eF blsss, u owen Donsherty.
me city assessment has been con- rIe-
ed ny Nessrs. Moody and Kane and
the iists are being revised by M.,,rs
Adains, Lackey and Foulk.
The Pusey 4 Jones Compapv have
began the erection of "a es across Lam.
oard Street Oh the eas,erly side of Fror,
street. 'one
The horse belonging TO the Pbnriv
IRE company, which has been out Of
service on account OF sickues has NO far
recovered as 10 be able 10 70 on duty,
Inc Wilmington Turner Association
VIII give their annual masquerade hail
on Monday evening, January l4th in
Tie Herdman building. :"
Two fine silver fire horns. nov .v
hiDlted in Adams & Bros show winanu
VIII be contested tor at the CathoI;o
orphans fair, by the various hIe com,
panies. "'u'-
Wilmington Conclave, No. a. jmnrc.
yea Order Heptasophs and the KnvaI
iilln have leased ROOMS I'm tn. nav,
Lore building, where meetings will no
neld AFTER the building is finished.
ne northern approaches to Market
e.it'I pfiuee, over the Brandy wine. are
SAID u be III a dungeons condi,ion /.
case Of &C ident the city would be liahls
for damages. ~ ''"''e
A banquet will be given in the
lecture room of the Opera House IN
hurSday afternoon next, by the
morocco manufacturers of this civ
ne morocco manufacturers National
Exchange. "'''"a'
me fire alarm last evening from
sighal box "a, Front and .Jnsiisnn
'trtttS, was caused by volume of fre
coming ont of the smoke stack NJ
harlan & Hollingsworth's foundry in
front Stseet, at which time casiipn.
we're being made.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

In the Senate OF Maryland y ,sterday
The special committee 10 whom was
referred the question Il the admission
OF Senator-elect Hodson, Of Somerset
county, reported unanimously IN favor
Of his admission, and he was sworn in
and took his seat. IL was alleged that
Mt, Hodson, being at the time Of his
election minister OF the Gospel, was
ineligible to membership in the Legisla.
ture under a provision of ia. State
He admitted that he had
been licensed as a local preacher, but
ne was never ordained, aud, furthermore,
mad surrendered mis- license H. local
preacher before the election.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
Awtt Before Referees

George Foster brought sun "
Isaac MAYOR last evening ana H'I
was heard in SPUR. Rerb'elp
before James Bradford, Allen
man and George Kchard"oD, VIII
as referees. Foster claimed WI
ages for nnla full Possession Oh
~, and from the trsllih00!
shown thar Foster leased a 'atH
Philadelphia turnpike from nay
the early part OF March last "
lowed Naylor 10 retain po'~s
one Of the ontbuildings III WAY
kept some NV stock until the
March. The time Of the pTl''F
pred, but the defendant male p'
10 yacat-. Thus things went o.
MAYOR was requested 10 moSs'
apon he iiatly refused 10 'aca's
the suit Judgment was Etn!S'I
favor OF the colnplainan; forS'
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
The Coming Go Inference.

The Wilmington annual conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Churches,
will convene in this city on March 9Th,
At Asbury N. 4. church, this city. The
session will BE- about week and will
BE- presided over by Bishop Harris. A
number Of prominent ministers will be
present and committees have been APP
pointed al various churches TO provide
accommodation for the delegates aud
yiaifurs
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
AAs,ssssted HIN

MoS1coMEEy, n. u, Jan. Some
months ago IL became necessary 10 Close
the Borden milk eondensing factory, As
the milk was regularly returned BY the
dealers N worthless. To arrive at \
solution OF the dithculty the milk sup
piled by zach farmer was placed IN a
separate can and given to q chemist Tor
analysis. The latter reports that the
milk contained in several OF the cans
has been diluted with from five to Xix
quarts Of water, to which mixture Of
borax aud sAltpeter had been added 10
conceal the sdulterstioD. IL Is said
III at the evidence against the guilty
DArties Ii conclusive.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

me result Of the voting contest, for
various articles at the recent tair orfha
sons OF Veterans, held in the Friend.
snip Engine House, is announcer A..
loii9ws Gold wa'ch, Jane Kennev
G pnt r'ng' Julia Carroll; lamp, Ella
MH le clock, Alonzo Baldwin doll
Maggie Brown silver watch L4wi,
BALDWIN cake basket, Mrs A, f. rI..,
oner, All remaining goods will be sold
al auction tomorrow night. '
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
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Fsre AtCb,t,iiAnA'

About 6 o'clock last eveh,ns /,
or straw barracks on 'ho
Benjamin Peters were di'coV,'I al
on nre, and an algtm W" E'u, n
gwen. A high wind was nv p,or hal
the fire burned tiercely. INC Va
other outbuildiugs were ID Wv =,
unity and were threa'eheu,
Struc4ion, but the prompt a'' '.n-
farm hands and neighbof' , ,b,a
alter hard work, III saNlht d
Ings. A quantity Of straw a,
was burned. The origin OF
lltitIuxu
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
A Red Rabbi.

William Boyd, living on thso1 !
farm of j. =. Mccoy, brousp' =
Democrat office, Elkton, Nd "a 4
~, caught in a box-trap by us "
Ter Mary and son Luther b0s a.,
curiosity is a red rabbit. me mex IA, |,
terent in quality from the WIN a, =
and the eyes are also dlie'e ,ao,
rabbit was shot at and misses .' W.
ago, and many efforts made lo' Al N
ture, and not until a week aeV , Nm
succeed. The rabbit is on ei iia,,
A. l.. Barry's photograph eA :" n
1t is Mr.. Barry's intention w w i
the curiosity TO Mayor Laltov ~a "
more, as a contribution to'uo p'
Oslties.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

Yesterday morning George Butt, al
apprentice in the sash shop Of the Jack
son & Sharp Companys works, had hi.
hand caught IN circular saw while at,
tending TO his work, and the end Of one
Of bis fingers cut Of He was taken To
his home At Taylor and Poplar streets,
" here the wound was dressed by DR.
Of No. 81 poular street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
A pn,,.As,oh,n y,sse, Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The own
ers OF the ship Adam NJ. Simpson re-
ceived a cablegram to-day from Ma.
pillA, Philippine Islands, sent by Capt.
A lban Call, Jr., confirming the loss OF
the vessel and cargo. The Captain and
wife and the crew Of % men are all safe
at Manila, aud will leave for the
United States at the first oppor.
unity,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

The 4O0th anniversary Of the birth of
Ulrich Zwingle, the eminent Swiss
Reformer, will be appropriately cele.
brated at Hanover church, on next
Sabbath morning. A sermon on his
life and character will be preached by
the pastor, Rev. DR.. Marks, being the
second in the series Of sermons on 1.-THE
heroes of the Reformation. All are
cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
Another Temperance Crusade

The Cleveland (Ohio) Women 4 Chris.
tian Temperance Union SIS about 10
begin another political movement.
planned by Miss Frances Willard,
President Of the National Union, y
She left recently for Chicago, from
which city she will superintend SINH
lar work, through State and local
unions, throughout the country. The
plan Is to get one million signatures
to a memorial, 10 BIZ presented TO the
nex5 National Convention Of each psr.
~, asking for the insertion of prohi-
bition pianks in their Platforms
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

During the last three months of the
old year 1889 Postmaster Swiggett
reports the sale of Hostage stamps to
have been Sl2,2l773, an increase of
2ll.62 compared with sales during the
same period Of 1882.
The report covers the first quarter of
the reduced postage and during the
three months 4s5 unstamped letters
we're dropped in the letter boxes.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

Matthew Coudy, a well.knovn car.
peht"r ana builder, OF S, Louis. died
IN mat city on New Years day, in the
seventeen year OF his age. Mr.. CnnIy
was a native Of Washington County,
maryland, aud Information OF his
dea,h was at once telegraphed 10 his
relative" AT Hancock IN thai county,,
anu, within an hour dispatch was
received from Hancock, Announcing m,
Hsath oil James Coudy, brother Of
Matthew Coudy, at the adyaucsI NO.
OF eighty years. The brothers died
day. car
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
7-'- '-7-1a--7-'s-
EAnnal Oh q IIh

Station Master n. W. GoV nap,
7 W. 4 Il. Railroad ComIf
headquarters in this city, 4 n%bicl
possession a ladies nun %
iouni on the south bound u" 'orrl
left Philadelphia yesterday ity \
$40 and arrived in this .m IN,
o'clock. The owner can hhSs cs
by calling at Mr.. GOokin : Va"
depot,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
MAkRIAGES.

JUNES-WALkEk-At st Cloud Hotel,
Phila.. Dec. 81 l's3, b. Rev -. r. WaI'
dell, Mr. Thos, Tones 10 Mis- Annie l..
Walker, both Of New Cattle GO. bel.
BAKER-HARTuP- At the bride. resi-.
dence, On the md inst BY Rev. u. T. Mad
dell, MI, ". T. Baker 10 Mrs Clara Haf.
tup. both Of New Castle &c Del
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

The 70. year lease OF the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company TO the Pennsy wanna
Railroad Company will expire shortly
and the latter company is making ar.
rangements 10 construct ears for its own
use at Altoona, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
At
VIM. B. Sharp's,
III Market Street.

This week is what is
known as stock week F; that
is to say, every article in the
house is pulled down, meas
ured and examined. We
consequently find many odd
pieces and lengths Of goods,
to clear them out, are
sold at a great reduction in
price. IT'S a good time to
buy and a visit to us now
will develop many bargains
WV. B. SHARP,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
Runaway Yesterday,

Yesterday pair Of horses attached
to coach took fright on Tenth street
and started to ran off. The driver wa,
on the box and tried TO guide them, but
his efforts were in vain, and at Orange
street they run into beer wagon, 1n,
fortunately did not do much damage
The horses ran until they reached
Walnut street where they were captur.
ell.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

Jesse Jones, coored, was to have
oetn tried this morning for an ass,nlt
l ano battery on his mother and sister
ont upon his promising to .tay away
"nu not trouble them in any way. The
discharged. ''o pr 'soh"i
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
State Of the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN office in the ala i.
7o'clock 10 o'clock l2o'cloe
20 30 40

Fem & Cos Thermometer registered
yesterday, 80 degrees at 3 p. M, 2S at
g p. M, and q at 10 o. N.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
Teas.

We have the best 80 and Goo, tea so,d
IN the city, also elegant tea W. will nall
AZ &C per pound by the chest, Grin
pens, No. 8 East End street,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
Read the Small
Type.
1t Will Pay.

The great "Clarin' Up
Time is bringing to Oak
Hall many prudent people
that are taking away from
the bargain rooms Good
Clothing at prices that ought
to help make them happy
for the year.
Here are some OF the
prizes. Come ior them be-
fore they are all gone.
Mems Overcoats at s. 30. Warm,
solid and neat. Not the finest in the
world, but worth double in ordinary
times.
Mems Overcoats at $500. Solid fancy
back Cashmere, down from $40 90. Be.
side them, Kerseys and FREEZES, worth
twice the price.
Mems Ove.coats at $3.50. The finest
fancy back cashmere, down from S25..
10. We expect 10 STE these coats in use
five years hence.
Beside these special things there are
one thousand more, and heavily cut
down in price.
Mems Suits at $500. Honest and
strong all-wOol cashmere. They have
b-en selling at sl4.00 and are curiosities
of cheapness.
Mems Real Sawyer cashmere Suits at
$500. One excellent style of which
We made too many. They are down from
$500.
Boys Overcoats and suits Over l..
900 each in the Bargain Rooms. Large
Boys Overcoats begin at g. 80 and
small Boys at $500. Suits at $500
and $3.50 and upwards TOR large and
small respectively.
This is only the key.
note. Will give you the
whole tune when you come
to see US.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

Senator James G. Fair niETIIs tl
Francisco Boys and Girls an Nh
Christmas present OF 81, oooi ~,
c. Fl oil gave 81 LOCO eacr rsul'
Francisco Roman Catholic i an,,
phan Asylum and St. Nlp'''
lum OF San Rafael, Cal.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

In our Carpet Depart
ment we have about thirty
pieces Of Tapestry Brussels
in lengths from 1s to IS yds.
all we have Of one style. II
any will fit your room they
are I-3 off in price, at 20, IS
and IS cents. About 400
yards Best Body Brussels,
only four styles, SI.I5 cents
per yard, from SI.5o. -Four
styles Moquetts, all we
have left, about 900 yards,
will be cleared out at SILT
per yard, from sl.4o.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
VIM. B. SHARE,
III Market ssreet, while re building at Fo1ru
and Market.

III Market sneet, while re building a, Foursl
and Market.
In our Ingram Carpet:
there's many odd lengths
which measuring up anc
=" taking stock " show thai
We should not have large
sales in this stock will pro-
duce what are called "rem.
nants )" they may be large
enough for your room, how.
ever, and you can find them
in ends Of from - to 20
yards, bes. al wool goods,
Is cents per yaru, from 81.
Wool filling goods are also
in the remnant pile in IS to
80 yards length, and they
will be Is cents from SO.
WM. B. SHARP,
IL Market street, while re- building al, Fourth
and Market.
In Rugs and Mats those
lett over are gcnerallyln the
rich old gold and garnet ct
fects with some few mores-
Tue styles, and the style Of
4 good Smyrna Rug is last
ng.
.arge sofa size, 1896 from IS.
Ned. 1895 $3.50
Double door " Sl.e9 $40.
Tapestry Mats, 62b and Isl
:ents, from IS and S..
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

pATENTC Obtained and all other nus
49,, a. ~ ~ ness in the Y. $. Patent ONO,
Our 0iflce is opposite the U. $. Patent (,tt,co
ana we can obtain Patents In less time thar
th"se remote from WASHINGTON.
oend MODEL OR DRAWING, We nd
viee rs 70 patentability free of charye. and
TAIN PATENT. We I'd
r., y" H feier mere, to the Post1n aster, the Sup,
Z. =. Patent Office. For eircnlar a ID tns
terms, and references to actual clients in Won,
own State or county write TO q, A. SN1W =
10: opposite Patent Office, Washington
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
-
fIenly Of Mlld AnnL.

NJ me nohem'a creek, Cecil County
"u., ~ AZ present free from ice, and ~
q consequence is filed with wild dnrL.
"a postal rom gentleman residing in
fine sport. '"'e having
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

NOIlCE.-A MASS MEETING; oFAI1
Sir knights TempIars workipx under
JURISDICTION Of st. Marks GRAND Cnmman.
aery o. Delaware, are requested to meet NJ
iIth street, Union Hall TO- morrow eyeninp
January D. to make flnal arrangements to Al.
ten III, the funeral Of their deceased compan.
Ion, Thomas Jenkins. Nv order of
HENRY 3. JENKINS RI ~
Attest j. A. ANDERSON, X. L. a. X
OF
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
The weather.
Once Of the Chief Signal Ofacer

0"fOo 0f tUo Ou1oI bIHHHI OmC6F
ashlDgtoD, January ~ a. u.
For the Middle Atlantic State-
Much colder, fair weather, very loe
temperatur-. Saturday night westerly
winds, generally higher barometer.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
A,aGAe.

Hotels, boarding houses t @uJ 4
families supplied with our ~, ,''i pu!l
coffee at reduced rates on upd
quantities of five pounds =, ,set.
Crippen's, No. 8 East 2nd s"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

70 10 M ais AT al hours oysters aid
coffee 800 Flench ST. Mrs. Shoemaker
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

Oysters, corner Third a .alt oy.
twenty barrels of prime SSosrua
Wholesale and retail. y. DIV
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
OPEN ALL NIGH
j. A. WILSON, Funeral director

fol !eare l was afflicted with Dry Tst err.
sne Most obstinate type. Was tieatet nv
many OF the best physlrians took uuantilir,
o,. msi.nfy, potash and arsenic, which, in
Via 81 eurlhg the letter, crippled ne %
Te,tar one,' pol."h ana rheumatism. The
t'ei cohtlhutd 10 gl0w worse and ia. i,c .
iue almost made me or ~. In his condt,,or
=, "as ihnuced u tase Swifts Spec tc an
~, .ne ietu was - astonishing a. il was vra,i
Hine. In few months the letter w.s a az,
mtely well The Mercur al Poison ALI IN, ~,
u ~ t!s'eu, and ! wasa well man--aud DIM,
0hniy 10 s~nts Specific. All like si,era,.
s"'u'd take 1t. JAMES DUNNING
Our treatise nm Mo-, l., uisvile. Ky.
mailed free 20 ap licant. - seas
lhE SWIFT SPECIFIC co
Drawer 8, Atlanta, ia
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

E'OR SALE-SEVEN Two. STURY
~ brick dwellings,, well rented, or viii ex.
cnahge mem for business stand or well 10.
''teI 'eS'dehce. Z. H. GREGG,
I'''' Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

FULLRIGGBD U. =
~ steam frigate, carrying y guns and a
lie boats: will be "a fled off at the hotel NJ
Jonn M0Csfrey, No. 3O2 East Fourth street
o. On saturday evening, January s. Tickets
~ ''nso' j2-we&fr.Nt
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04
WV. B. SHARP,

III Market street, while ~ building At Fourth
and Market
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

H'ok RENT-A THREE STORY KpICv
- -, mouse, ten rooms, N. W, corner h, n.r,Ek
rrs ap,ar - eets Good location for h ,nna
street apply 70 t. J. COyDON, s22 West ya IN
Daily Republican., 1884-01-04

oSl1Ok DEC. 10Th, A PAIR III.
Roid spectacles, in going from Inh W
tha ai'sou .ueets to 10th sHd French ", ana
tn s 10 e,h and Pine streets. he nG az ron
D ,, rewarded On leaving them at szs "I rr VIII
"a lts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
LOCAL MARKETS..

Total sales 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
DENTON.
Early Orange Blossoms - Rejoicing
Republicans.

Republicans.
DENTON, Ten, Sept. . This morn
ing at 1870 Mr.. Geo. w. Wilson and
Miss Katie Balm were joined in we'd
lock. The rites were performed at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church by
the pastor, Rev. A. l.. Nicholson.
Notwithstanding the early hour a
goodly number Of friends and ac-
quaintances were on hand To witness
the ceremony. The newly made bride
and groom left on the s o'clock train
for st. Louis, where they will visit the
exposition.
Our Republican brothers are much
delighted over the result of the Maine
election Yesterday. They take this as
a straw that pOrtends success in Ohio
In October and final big sweep for
the presidency in November. How
they do enjoy the echoes of their own
voices now as they boast of their eX--
pectations, but how much sharper and
| keener than q two-edged sword Will
| these same echoes cut In their culver
ing flesh on the morning OF November
5. Why, this Mime election mas en-.
Unused oneof them to such an extent
| that he even thinks Louisiana VIII be
captured by the Republicans with
good majority. When asked upon
what he based his hopes he said "Oh,
4 the sugar planters will do II. They
want protection and will vote fol-
/ Blaine who never voted for others than
| Democrats before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
building material

LUNHHR-Rougn lumber, boxing, ~ nunat
and under, urst-olaaa, so, stripping. kE8 uai,
boxing ana flooring, clchra, ga5, thick clears
~ and ~, en-; rough lumber, second olAna
ela ioiat and scantling, culla, plh
htpINQ-Firpt common white pine, $50 80
necond do, SO; third do. slh poplar. g2S O0G
~ Oh nativc pine ~ SO ~ do x, p2n native
DRrssEp LuMnER-u oxing " inches ana
under, SO Ol0& 10, do hXS, e2d 0On% 20
Eoantling, lost CT any common lumber
N26 O0tD& ~ boxing over ~ inches, Sl00Oa
~ 90, thick clears, " tolN and q So U)(bEa bU,
second GLASS, any hini, eln %.
nRnaaEp AND MATumNp FLooRtN0-F irht
clnHA, tlS, second clAHn, ear.
WuTTE PINS FuRNmutNo LUhHrR-lA, ~
and inch white pine, so, inch do, 9ti,
CNtLiNu--fEAnED or PLAIN-FirHt com.
mon white Pine, ~ sll,bO "a do, $50; 81 do, SQt,
poplar, a. so OOstG,61 poplar, X, gia6O6pS6 col
nativeplhe ", e22.50; DO, y, ga 90.
PorLAn LUhnER'--lA, ~, ana inch, s6si
do inch, $50.
BHrpaLIls--white pine A, IS; do shaded A,
bt.aS. DO extra No. 1, $3.50 cyproHg, best. any
brand, 50; do No, 9, btk0 DO No. g. 100. native
| sawed heart, et.he HRpn ea,25.
PicKHr,--White pine, dressed and headed,
/ ngnare or nat, d yellow pine DO. 81 lath.
/ LANE, CEMENT, Ero--iAmo, Austin, g9.ga
/ per bbl. Cement Louisville or ROaenRle, 27h
/ pHr bblI Portland, tt7b per bhl. Plaster Paris,
New Yorh or Michigan ~ 90 per bhl. PlaHtsi
BRIoK.-Fire-proof, sT6o per N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

BAR IRON, 81 Q,--Norway, So; No. ~
eheet iron, We, No n q sheet iron, eHca
galvanized sheet iron, esDlO,Sc; No. v Y coda,
i7c.; No, y do. l5c,; Nx2S roodng tin, tit %
oils ot isnl0 and lOxit pat. do, o. 1908 50,
unner'u wire, 80 per cent. on; timers stock,
forty per cont on; cook Etoves gith ware,
$40 hOe2a O0i do, with trinnminge, tli 6Qo5lOQ.
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlcs. no. 6ASt 90
tongues, eOcdAei %; HingletrCes, 81 49, bolatera
Soc, spokea. 20 TbeeS 90; felloes, 81 e6SDa IS
pouhletTees, - Selt 90; neck yokes, q 900
2 so; plow heamu, o0Setsbc.; rlow handles, 81 %
@pb0t handles, 81 Todb2 so
NAILS, 81 teheg, basis iOd,--Burden horse
shoe, per ken, g %, perkinn do, o. 10; Walk.
cr do, s. 10, Burden mule, o. sol NorthweN.
ern horse ehee nails, Ne, t,Sny, No; 3, gec., No.
9 $50, No, Z, sic, No, = Mc.; ',llahe's' dol No,
ssc sS0 Ss S sS "a, No S, Nc No SS S, Nc,
ale, No. 7, i9c., No. 4, lHo.
ANEs-K, X, per aoHen, ~ bOGai0 %; Lakes
~ O0y4s s0t Hack onsack, Is 6neT 90, boy'A,
REFFi9ERAToRS--N l CLIMAX, n1uO,
No. z, DO, els 30; No. do, s2Si No do, ~ !
MisCELLANEoua-T chAinn, az Per
PAIR t@Tc., piow singlotrocs, per dos, ea
pillow donbletreca, per dOnon SEQ, stock
hollis, No per cent. on door locka, 81 2SAa %;
wood sorrows, % and 10 per cent. oft l. caal
door butts, ~ and 10 per cont OF; out aud
timed lacks, ~ per cent. OF; coffOc mills, 81
per cent on; blind hinges, 30 aud 10 per cent
on; carriage bolts, 61 aud 10 per cont on
pillow bolts, IS per cont. OF; pioce tin ware,
30 per cent on, deep stamped ware, % pei
cent. on, shallow stamped ware, 90 per cent
on, iapanned ware, @per cant OF,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10

eour mash, one year old, q % two years oidf
81 oOo2 ~: three yeafN Old ID Eln9 "a fancV
extra old whiaky etaoN
WrNns-Ciaret, case,lss 60Di0oQ. a. per quail
sue sherry. per GAL, q Nas oO; Madeira
N Oo'AiO 90,
CHAnrAaNn-e, II. Munnm a CO., Extra
Dry, So OopS 90, Heideick, IN bnakpt t1 90
~ w KruR. In basket, eE ONnS0 90 Domestic
champagne q oolt0o, Geo. 9oulet extrn
drv. hints, 81 30.
Ars.-siScS Aie, per dos, " OOoa IS; rcrtsr.
RorrLEp BEKR-temp's quarts, tia 90 pis
krlangar beer, quartz, SIS 90, pints us 50;
echliM Milwaukee, quartz sl2 %; pintn tla 90;
Anthony a kuhn's, cts ela 70, plnta Nla 80
slaoo' pinia SlSsO; Falk'n.Aiiwaukee quarts,