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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
APATRIOTIC BIRD.
u, Tall, Into Bad Reputc, Is shot at and
 wounded, and Then put In Jail.

Tall, Into Bad Reputc, Is shot at and
 wounded, and Then put in Jail.
 n, sunday evening, a young speci-
 If the emblematic bird of this .--+ry. alichted upon the flagstaff on o.I Follows Hall, presumably to note ,.--srayaticns being made to expa:iate
 , inc patented greatness of the
 ' king upon the coming anniversary r, ,f-euo-ks.
 Tn, youthful and unsophisticated d ..-t--a t.rae wore a satisfied air as it - down upon inc ancient and honor .,,J.r,sb,o, but its gaze unfortunately D', D' ..,o the figure of Venus, painted , -,,' tr., opposite building. and shade
 7ssn melancholy pervaded its s,.y Jus, then copy or the nebulous oy~l, ,--s,srfr luttered by n the breeze. l5"-i l,- tbe poor bird actually became N..'.t--.,rs8 at the record Of a proposition iiE-.,-S rslebration; but it's feathers .o- "...1 , with intensity of righteous Ian. .5.p u3on reading that papers i-.'-- -...,-s a. patriotism Tn the act of the A-lTT' T t.,- gathering together change ,--.s...- ,---.' his fathers pockets in the D. '.-.'- '..-.,,, af its loose change that he e---. -.-. -na wherewlth to provide ma, win boyish patriotism To -,-.--- -.--,- cha. such larcenOUs act could be t-.-A ''.' am omen that "the Fourth of t'AeL Il'..~ ~' T5,.oa will be the grand occa- 'I' .- .Is var" caused the poor bird
 s''- -...-- Feuilderment and fright to ab4ulau Its perch.
 IT then aiighted upon the electric r,,St mast unon the court house dome, -+i sJuiDtci suspicl1u>ly down upon .-g- structure as fl trying to reean to .-.,a,ry some iuiQui,ous act within Its --.Irs winch tre special grand jury failed | .-iisa,ra-. An empioye of the electric l r,5- company. who chanced to be ad- 1 .-s.iry c.rbOus at the time. made an at | ..-,1t n capture the bird, and it finally | .,-t -pflre on the top f the City Hall. l EnowIng that the City Council had | b--l individually and collectively in 7.,.-J f1r alleged malteasance in office, | e~i inspired by wholesome fear that '..,v aTaIrs were being made the object | n wuaUtuDEl4EI StA AAAtAss - liSAStin W llD I once acknoWlelgel allegiance to tine Herman emper ran emls5ary Os Bis | mack. perhaps, and n retaliation of the ,r inference manifested toy Americas ;-icsiugi pork tO IeUtoaic exclusion-l ,f.s usa ieyeled a shotgun loaded with home pathlc charge of dynamite, cru .Ir shot down the great American em- b.em
 But one wing was at all hurt. and it k+elne necessary to amputate this. The i,rl Is ROW erred for by Jliler Warlau- n5a. at the city jail yard, but its proud and naughty bearing Is tempered by solemn sadness. and 1t refuses to be ,7zlort5l even by Nick's most insiuuat- la- 1l 5ew!tching smi es.
 should any one doubt the bird being s- eagle, this family j-urnal, in its good usss Of heart, will interpose no objec- -5-s to its being called buzzaTd or a t.Ek
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

It is now stated that the juice of the mescal plant is a sure cure of rheumat- ism. Several who have tried it are con- vinced of its efficacy.
 Don Carlos I. Velascc, editor of Fl FronterizO, has accepted the invitation of the committee to address the people on the Fourth in the Spanish language. Mir. VelascO is learned man and an able speaker, and bis remarks will be listened to with interest by the Spanish speaking people.
 A family feud of long standing culmi- mated yesterday on Congress street, near the school house. by a personal collision on the part of an irate father in-lav, mother-in-law and brOther-in- law with an unfortunate sOn-ln-laE. There was too much law but too little justice for the latter.
 Attention is directed to the advertise nent of Wm. FlOrsheim. He purposes teeping a supply of seasonable goods nd will sell at prices that will prove a reat inducement to purchase of him. There is scarcely an article in the line I furnishing goods but can be found here in lines to suit anyone. Give him l call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
City Hall Echoes.

The city clerk is preparing bis semi annual report for the half year ending June 3Oth. It will show that the total receipts from all sources were slO,627. 75 Of which sum s6,55262 were from Ii censes. Total amount of demands Sl2646.O2, the salaries amounting to s6,4S3.27, or Sl,072.2l per month. The demands are included under the follow ing general heads:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

The Papago Indians are not slow ;,,ln ID .5n,;nisterinr the penalties of crime when the guilt has been clearly ', estao, 1stbad A few days ago 1t was announced hsneal ,bat an I old man named McMi!lan had sla, Snan -" mnrdered on the road between S'ns;rbt S,vn and Sonoyts, by Papago In, Sian an The murderer was apprehendIg5d I5 dldh. o triaI before his chiefs. He ana ana g,TTn fonnd guilty and sentenced to be sIH, TaS Accordingly. few days ago he sno', sos stood up before two of his tTl5e I,s,ad ~nS ~ with guns. and shot to death. T,tnro aI,n1 ;s a flavor of stern justice in ihis nI;mitiye IT but rapid punishment Tor orfy,1p-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

A gentleman who is supposed to be e'.,ls n art matters was last night in- wed .o examine the efforts of Miss i-h'Igiie Lowell, in this city. What he ''olt at the residence of that lady Is .-pl!y Eo1derful. Scenes of home life ir,'14aAy executed, flowers with the r'-,l ,.-.. ol Very nature, blossoms with the -! e-T drops, baby faces with the is iiso..liu. smile, chubby arms and fingers. i' 'le visitor of these beauties of art 34-oa'd ever be allowed to enter the stu . -.o ot this artist, he will publish so .--c2 ot the 'modus operandT" as he -!ay ne allowed to do. An artist of ge- -.1' beyond question, a modest young ii1S oi perfect manEers. she cares not --. publicity. She adorns her home .'l ..-'l pleasing sights and pictures, and -''rs quiet, happy life.
 CRITIC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Thompson mine, Quiiotoss, May l. by H A Thompson.
 Good Hope mine, CabHbi, May 1, by R H Choa,e, Ida Choate, and George D Russell.
 San Bartolo mine, Cerro Colorado. May 22, by Isaac Goldberg, Casimiro Barthelemy.
 Tryangle mine, Quiiotos, April 22, James Flynn. Thomas Burke.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
MIsCELLANEOU1

Articles of Incorporation of the Grass Valley Live Stock and Land Company; capital stock. SlO0.0OO in 1000 shares of SlO0 each. Term 50 years. COrpOrators, Morgan R Wise, J c Waterman, T l. Stiles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

Ill no other medicinal preparation
 --.'e the results of the most intelligent study and scientific inquiry been so 'ealiiy and progressively utilized as in !e' Sarsaparilla. It leads the list 57otst a truly scientific preparation for all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

q hts req
 Sure gthening C Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legiti- uAte result of over twenty years of prRc- ucRl experience. and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN TI Nervou= and Phy- sical Debility, Semi nal Weakness, Spsr- matorrhUa, ProHta
 turrhms. Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

s-orus the s-.ii- Co HEALIh and AAPPI- MISS.
 The Doctor vi arroc Co forfeit SI 1000 for a case undertaken not cured. Inc reason 70 many eise- is owing to a con plcatiun, called fhOS IAlCERHEA with iil EhAE SIHIA, which requlTes special treatment
 lR. L-EBIG's iSyIoCt.kIoG, No. 2. with our De- culiur specIal trcltUlut. IS the only cure for IROsrArOkRHEA. Ey l- Manhood Is restored and tLe hand or uls moved back from age To tyOUh.
 IT pimples appear ca the face, if you become lstlc-s and despurdCul, look ou for the com pica1lOl with VItd % casEt=s and loss of Vital lty known as PrgsIgto-rtea. Hundreds Ol lives lave been lost for thg want of proper treatment for thls complication, and thousands have lOet all thlis IroIest. l--J pleasure su life from it's effects.
 Price or ciihcr EnvigoratOr. Se. Case O siI b.t :iea. Slu sent 60 any address. covered ecursly From observation.
 br. EiCbtg st Co. treat successfully by Hc- uC'ouathy every fu-rI Cf SPECIAL. PRIVATE
 CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseous drugs. lf vitality ls drained from tbe body numerous diseases follow that baflle Ordi- nary medical treatment II allowed to continue the Cnuatuial loss Caus co Consumption Diabe- auteed. Diseases oi tLe Ce.Ito- urinary organs, kidneys byer and i.It.dcr -FcrIGiiy treated. DIs- Et-Es OF WCNLN .IFE8IcY CURED.
 Qualified and Ec~ ~peu>i57c.- Dr. Iiebig 6 tO., from EUROPE. use organized m compliance "ith tle Caiifam.a NediCI Lew. Diploma pro cured .. regular college tuucalion, and are now iu tlalr u1ue t-elf. ear yf special practice.
 To fEOyE THE NuSDrI.f u POWER of the IN NtGChAIoR g. Eprrl OWEN OR SENT FREE. Consultation free aud private.
 Call O- address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

No record was kept duTI0g Ioo-''' 4hI' Sampson being absent; ;,I,-e
 The highest temperature during durlng 'TSe, r,s 1881. was on the 25th-llo 9e2re1s Ino 1I,b sSS S lowest maximum was on June l4'n' ~ degrees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

Rev. J. W. Robinson and family lef for a trip east, yesterday. They will b' absent about six weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

lmpOtency. Evhsustsd Vitality, Premature De
 cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all it's Cempl .catiOns, and from whatever cause prOdu, cd. l- eu-I hes and purifes the blood
 Strcu4- hens tho Nerves. Brain. Muscles. Diees- uOu, Reproductive tr-aU-, and Physical and Mental facuitIc-. lt stops any unnatural debll- Itaiing dram upon fte syat'rl, preventing invOl- untSfy losses dehiItaung dreams. seminal losses with the urn" etc., SO destructive to mind and body. lt ls Eura ciiminRlor of all cor fgiUs injurious ingredients. To those suficrias from fEe evil ciiect- or youthful tadf>rsctions OF SNr@~ses. a speedy. thOr
 ourfi and perusgncnt ti kI ls GtARAN- TEED. Price. -2 .S0 per bottle, or hVe bottles in rgs- c with fuIl drr,ct;Ors and advice, s1O. Sent secure from OhsPrVgtior to any address up- on receiV Vt of grice, or C. b. D To be had only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

Le Richau's Golden Ral-am No. Cures ChAncres, first and second stas'es; Sores on the Less and Body; SyphIlitic tgfarrh. dlseaacd Scalp. and all primary forms Of the dlseHsa Price. e. .OO per bottle. Le R,chau's Golden BIl-am No. 2 Cures Te-tlary. Mercurial. SyphilitIe BheumatIsnl. Pains m the Bones. Ulceratei Throat. SyphiL stic Rash. Lumps etc., and eradlcateS all q E. eases frOm the system. whether cUused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price, S5.OO Der bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden spanish AntidOts Tor the cure of GOnOrrhea, Gleet, etc. prioe, e 50 per bottle. Ls Richau'S Golden Spanish Injection. a wash for the cure of Cileet. Strictures, 'sesses of the UrethA, and Bladder. etc. Price. s1.5O per bottle.
 Ls Richau'- Golden Ointment for the etfec- tive healing of Syphilitic Sores and Eruptlons- Price, sI per bottle. Also agents for Le Richau's Golden Pil 2. for Weakness loss of Physical powers. and all diseases arising frum abu-s and excess and overwork. Price, $500 per Box Sent everywhere. c. O. D. securely packed per express.
 c. ' RICHARDS & CO.,, Agents,
 4g7 q F2g Sansoue street, Corner Clay
 San FrauclEru. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
Average Maximum Temperature.

From A. B. Sampson, who has Kept record of the daily maximum temper sture in Tucson for the past live !ears' ,bo following figures are obtained:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

tErnaI EmIssl0u, Aversion Co Society, Dimues of NisiUn. holsos Tn tho Head; the vital huid passius uuobservcd in the urine, and many other a seases tbst lead t0 insanity and death.
 Dk. NlNiIE will grr1e Co forfeit Five Hun drsd Dollars for O. cls5 uf this kind the Vita Restorative under hls special advice and treaiUrutl will uut euro, OF Tor anything impure CT injurious folld il st. pk. HiNIIE treats all PTisato b.sUaarG =ucc5ss'ully without mer- cGry. Consultation free. Icorough examina- 5Iou uud advice including RnAysIs of urine t5.CO Price of tte Ni-sl Restorative SS.0O a bot tle, OF four time5 tho quantity, tl1OOi sent to any Ht trezs upol receipt Ol price or c. O. ID. sscG-e tcom observation, and 70 private name dseI1ei by X. F. NiiNlIt, M. D.
 1i hea-ry Street, San Francisco, Cal.
 SAN 'fE EOItLE EHkk on application bS lester stltiuE FyuutorIs. cax and sge. COInmu- uicstious stric-ly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
Total ayailable @

AOeNA Nfallbult. ~-tsDtN OJ
 Assuming this estimate as apprOxi- mately correct, at inc end of the pres ent year the city indebtedness will con- slst only of the city hall and engine house bonds, Sl6,0OO. and the old in- debtedness bonds. S120OO-a total of S2S,OOO, no part of which, excepting current interest, is payable under ten years, and most of which has twenty years to run.
 From thIs eAhlbit the financial condi- tion of the city Is far from dlscourae- ing; in fact, 1t show: very gratifying state of affairs.
 The city pays an average of SI,O72 2I per month for salaries.
 The lighting of tfe city involves a monthly expenditure of S3l5, or s3.7SO per year.
 For the city hall and engine house bonds, the city has the city hall and en- zine house, well worth the sum ex- pended.
 Not foot of clty real estate has been sold during the past eighteen months.
 At the present rate of taxes the city should have plenty of money in it's treasury at the end of next year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

Dst. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- retieum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder COupllints, Golorftca, Glest, LsucOrrh9a- For sale by al dIus4,is-s q bottle six bottles for s5
 US. Ht ENTEE'S rAudeli0n Pills are the beat ar q cheapest Nyapc2 2rs. and Bilious cure in the market. For sala Dg all drugEiats. ield6w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

TreadweD, of santa Fe is regist- cred at the Porter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
DR. SpINNEY,
YOUNG MEN

No. II KcRrny street Snn FraneIses, Cal |. Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
 YOUNG MEN H'HO MAY BE- SUFFERING FROM THE W e.ec.r of youthful foiLes Or indIscretion. will do Neh tn avail themselves of this. the groGtcst boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPINNEY will guarantee to fOr- feit s-DO foi every casc of Seminal Weakness or private disease of my kIud ur character which he undertakes and faIls Ca cure.
 MIDDLE-iCED MEN.
 There are many at tbe ace of thirty tO sixty who are troubled with foo frequent eVHcuatiOns of the bladder. often accompanied by slight smart ing or burning sefaatiGn and a weakening of thp stem Il a manner the paueut cannot Rc- count for. Or examining tis urinary deposits rupy sediment wili often he found, and some tmes email particle us a'o1wsn VIII appear, or the color wIil bo of -Hin musis1 hue. again changing Co a dark and torpid appearance, There arc many men who die uf ttis difficulty, ignorant of t1a clusH. which s Che second stage of seminal welIll.s-. br. $. wlil guarantee perfect cure iu uli such C.st- and u healthy res turatluu uf t.s E.-Irn-u rIunry uggtn-.
 OI ra iiuurs-fI tu c and b rn K. sundays, from i0 to n a. m. Computation free. Thorough ex- am nlriou and. sarlCe. e.
 Cg!l pr gddr.s5
 BE SPiNNEN & co. d.kN-tf No. F Kesrug siIegt. San FrancIsco. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient tO show its merit will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating his symptoms and sss. C0mmuuIcations strictly confidential
 dds-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
LIEmlG nI,rENsARY

fOO Geary strrat San Francisco. Cal. Ptsvate entrance. ig5 Mssou street four blocks up Gra-y street from keany. Main entrance thrUugl Dlspeu=ary DruE Store. ocI6dIw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
THE Great English Rr
Remedy! 1!

is s never-failing cure sur NervOus Debility kEhGusted Vitality Seminal WeSkn es- Sper1atorrhRa. LOS1 MANHOOD, Impoten cy, Paralysis, PrOstat or rhHg and all the terri bio effects of Self Abuse. youthful fOlliss land excsssss m mature years-8uch as lOss O
 l-.r,n nr. Ina.Ifnrla Nnc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

.- AotoA- - l--UtO U.
 Ihe estimated expenses of the clty Tor the next six months aggregate S2S,- 6OO. which includes notes payable, $l1,- 3JO; interest on same. SLIGO: railroad tonds payable. S2,0OO; interest on same, l,400.
 The estimated revenue is as follows: Licenses. S6,OO0 %
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
DR. [. D. SALFIELD,

ZIG KeHrney Street, San Frnnclsco, Cal.
 Coz 7- itafiors strictly con lteutisl. by letter or st O.I ce FREE. For the convenience of pa- tieuts, and in order to insure perfect secrecy, | have adopted @ private address. under which all packages are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

c. ' RICHARDS & CO.,, Accents, 427 q t2g Sansoule street, Corner Clay
 San FrauclEru. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05
DR. LIEBIG'S

AafiiAtt-t tNlAl- tho nerves. strer EfLeElGg the muscles
 checking the waste. inyigornt- ing the whole system and ra- .-,-d Co HEALIh and HAPPI-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
GALVESTON.
Drunken SailOrs-A Boys Defense Of
His Sistcr-Base Ball
Personal.
Special TO tho Gazette.

! Special TO tho Gazette.
Galveston, January l3.-Last night
between one and two O'clock din
Guilty occurred between Robert Man
ming and Frank Anderson two sailors
which resulted in the former drawing
sailors sheath knife and s,abbing
the latter in the small of the back near
the spinal column, INJECTING an ugl
and severe wound. Anderson, after
being wounded, made his way to his
boarding house, where he was found
in drunken stupor under a
table. When aroused and interro-
gated as to where he was hurt, he
said he was cut in the abdomen which
he received from French ALI while in
Il saloon on Market street, but that ii
did not amount to much. When
asked about his last fracas he said that
two English sailors approached him
while he was standing at the corner
of Mechanic street and Bath avenue,
and one of them had struck him in the
back with brick or slung shot,
he did not know which.
When examined, it was found that he
had beeu wounded in the back. An
derson was brought to the police sta
ton, where his wounds were dressed,
and being faint from loss of blood WAS
conveyed to the hospital for treatment,
where at last accounts he was resting
easy. Manning, his assailant, was ar
rested to-day and lodged in Jail on a
charge of assault with intent to MUIR
der.
Thisafternoon Dennis Riardon called
at the residence of Mrs. Hart,
corner of Postoffice and Twenty-tifth
streets and made a violent assault
upon Miss TEAMS with knife. John
Tennis, a boy sixteen years old, sprang
10 the rescue Of his sister, wre-ted the
knife from Riardon's hands and or
dered him to leave the premises. Ri
ardon at once turned upon young Ten
mis- and assaulted him with u butcher
knife. Tennis avoided the vicious
thrust of the knife seized club and
dealt Riardon a powerful blow
across the back of the head, knocking
him senseless. Rardan was sent 10
the hospital for treatment, and young
Tennis was arrested and sent TO Jail
on charge of assault with iRtent to
murder.
A game of base ball between the
Gulf City club aud the Homes, for $3.50
and the gate money, was played at the
base ball park to-day, and was won by
the latter club by score of 8 to .
Nine innings were played. 1t was
holly contested, and was witnessed by
500 people.
Mrs. General A. G.. Dodge and her
two daughters of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
accompanied by Mrs. Prussey, arrived
in special car on brief visit, and
will leave here Tuesday. They are the
guests of Mr.. III. NJ. Hoxie and wife,
who have been guests AT the Beach
hotel for the past ten days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
WACO.
The New Liberal Hall-Mistaken Iden-
tity-A Death.

tity-A Death.
Special to the Gazette.
Waco. January 13,-The new Lib
eral hall, on Washington street, and,
by the way the first one erected in the
state, was formally opened to-day,
with lecture by Mr.. j. ID. Shaw, the
ex Methodist minister. The hall was
built by the Religious and Benevolent
association, of which Mr.. Shaw is lee
turer or pastor, and costs about $4,000.
G.. +. Tompkins, cotton buyer of
this city, who left here on the 9th for
Monterey, Mexico, was arrested at
Laredo by the city marshal there on
suspicion of being Wallace, the de-
faulting and fugitive bank cashier of
Hopkinsville, Ky. After n detention
of twenty-four hours, Mr.. Tompkins
succeeded in establishing his identity
and was suffered to proceed on his
journey u very indignant man.
Mr.. VIM. b. McMullen, one of the
leading young business men of the
city, died last night and was
buried this afternoon. He contracted
pneumonia while making calls on
New Years day. For many years he
had been connected with the boot and
shoe house of John Sleeper.
The total enrolment in the public
schools of the city for the week ending
yesterday was ,O32.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
Wool, Hides, Etc,

Wooh-Medinm, according to grade quality
and condition, l71S 10 zoe; nne according 10
according To grade qul,ity and condition IL
10 lec mexican iInproV II according 10 grade
quaiily and condition. 1910 IS; Mexican, nc.
10 H. bury, less, according 10 amount of
burrs. W
hlpEs.No. ,!heavy Mint. dry 4, D. Iac.: No.
heavy mint, dry, T, N l2c; No. l. light lInI'
= ID lac; No. . light nlnt, q II lOc: bulls and
heavy. dan aged, 2 N a19c enlf Tins and bnd-
~ damaged, = n "a DC: green sailed, sound,
green, n aye.
FuRs-skunk. lOa2Oc; raccoon. eoeaoc
cayotes, 3la0Oc; mountain wolf, 55c9sl; fox,
t,ELrnIEs- Nominal, season over Deer
skins, = ID DG2j; antelope skins n ID lO66ly
CONT skins. each lOGs95; sheep pelts, according
cording TO amount OF wool, lODl5o: Mexican
sheep peits, a ID S6olDc; Mexican sheep pelts
improved, lI9l2c; Mexican sheep sheriings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14

coFFEE AND TEA.-CoFYEg-Commo
l2Lc: ordinary, 49,: mir, lihc.; prime Rio
beg fancy, l5lsc old government Java, 301.
Arbuckles' Ariosa, l8ls9ls74c.
= rEA--Imper.al, iUl1fU. gunpowder, 5000.
SuGAR-Fine powdered. bbls., l0lsc.; do.
halfbbls., lOsEc.; cut loaf. 105sc.; granulated,
D9.9gssc.. standard A. s;z@slsc.; N o. choice
white, S1ldlsgsc.; do Gho y. c.. SlSetslac.; OK,
prime, 616@p71Sc. Very strong.
RtCE--i.ouisIaDa, 5tsGo7c.
FIsu--Mackerel, 10h kits, No. J. el.lb: No.
2, BIOS; half bills, No. !, T0O, No. 2. $500;
White fish, No. L. hlf. bbis.. 5.25; No. 2, s6.25;
Dried herrings, per box, 4Oc Cod fish; BISc.
SALT-CoarBe, IN bags rl.SS9l.f5; nne 10
bags, -: lake, in hat hoop bbls., s2.lV;
pockets, SA471Sc.
apples, standard, sI.75; Peaches, standard.
sl.i0; 5 MS, s2.iO: Tomatoes. standard, MS
si 10; seconds, rs. = MS. 81 30fpl 40; Green
corn, sl.I0Gsl.65; Green peas SIS; Goose.
berries, sl.25DI.f0; Raspberrles, 81 b06pl %;
oys,srG full weight, | To-. ell5 2 No., $40, light
weight, b., SIC: b., sl.9D; Salmon, ! o.,
Sl.55G3i.70: 4 b. s---; Mackerel. ] d..
si.s5@ -; Sardines. American, 800 ease;
Imported. si2.6oepli 10 case: Strawberries,2 No.,
81. 256yl.2D; Backberrles. Sl.2j. Green cages
81. 40: Eagle Condensed milk, $500; crown,
$685. Swiss, $780,,
s,uHDHII.s-Starch. Axe. Soap, common
4Lzc: German olive. SIC. Candles, full boxes,
Ibs1c: halves, l6c; quarters, &c. Indigo. 8oc d;
Blueing 30zl. 90 dozen. Coleman's mustard,
81. 1O@5y.bD dozen. Maccaroni. Imported, loeb;
American, el.00 box. Buckets, two hoops,
e2.iU dozen: well buckets, &s.% dozen. BroomS
e1.750S.26 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-14
Liquors.

WHRKr--Hectinea u iJ9150, as per proof
sour mosn, one year old. VI W two years old,
~ O06D2 %. three years old 81 5OQ22 rs: fancy
aT'+a old 'vhisbv s'fnS
WIrgs-Claret. case.Is3 5osl000. as per q .a,,-
lily; Catawba, per gallon, 300 6O Port, 81 40
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dry, pints,sS 10.
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