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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
6ituatlons Uanleo-- females.

5lnltl9ns Ulnle0--temdles.
4 YOUNG GIRL SPEAKING ENGLISH
~ and good ReHm3@ . s1d e9 S5sf a. rs
80 Dry. Dockst, near loth-'t,
A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ Chartered b. S9 tso sis9 !; NsvYorll
HF5 Eid' Secretary K2ILodG Attorney.
Main ms sl7 eT SsIcSn FfnF az. sa4'i i
proo,,vn So and 81 tourtst near ciiy Hall
b'o'tyh' a. Filtonst near yanderbtsyo
The references o. the following advertisers have been In
Advcr-isera can he seen at our ONCE
CooK.-Al. pr-at family city or country 40 az al
joE F!Tstclass. private family city or country No
ooGE and - RsE wAsH-I. n excellent family cook.
COOK and LAUNDREss Good cook ant excellent
lauudress. 40 3, at 1877 Broadway: -
try 40 q & a. 8l7 Broadway.
LAUNDI.Y and III AMBEKW oRK.-Frstclass la n iress
NSSHKAaaBfRMaR1ID' and PARLoRMA1D-rnderstan the
81 r. aud SEA W-TR:3s-dgt and IL run all N =!
chimes; IN child 0 ing ald neat No O. at 1871
rai.h rg9tfssnt' ar'oa'' nice
Il 70 1.3l7 Broadway.
MISS L CAMPBELL'S foreign and d.
a. mesiic male and female EMPLoFN EtSi BHtE ~.
clule. from this Office
4 YOUNG WOMAN as chambermaid and
- galres3 y will assist WIN Laundry "otA address
CHANBERNAID and WAITRESS.-By a
X competent German; VII assist washing ald Toa:ng
lest refeclces city or country O last .Oths 4st door
CHANBERMAID. WAITRESS &c.-By
- girl "a chambermad and waitress or vii b. gen,
eTy aseg ,ma %@Se' wants nome Mace az once t
e. near tn-str up one tight
COOK-Welsh; has excellent reference;
y makes bread desserts uudersan "a good laundry
S TS' s9 staR s 0s ie ready "a a ao notice y
Of country. 272 6th.ave. UPSTAIRS
COOK.-By careful scotch woman good
! cox washer and rOuer would GO to blardng house
place preferable TO high wages city reference 80
COOK.-By a young Swedish girl frst-class
- East i4tlst present empoyer'
COOK.-By a Protestant woman; frst-class
o and y 'Sea oauy best De eue es' So So
NOOK.-By an American Protestant private
- tam satisfactory reason, gwen oT leaving last pace
EIRST-CLASS COOK, with best city refer
L snces who thoroughly understgn 5 her business Ad-
ir,ss COOK. Tribune BIai Oh Once' lo5 4thave
GERMAN and English girls for general house
OF oua a41; iEHF'2sSc6lP1i TNi6S y East 5S
uOUSEWORK.-B Il German girl city OF
country reference 100 West @5th-st
HoUSEWORK.-By German Protestant
laT T'm aofs s Wages soH 4 Sy 500 East TOP
XXrASHING.-A first-class colored laundress,
with uusurpased facilities aud good rcicrcn wishes
family washing y ne week OF dozen large family ";IinG
MARY C. GORDON, 1913 West 6oth-st
NIvASHfNG.-By a respectable woman 10 do
W the washing and ironing FOR LADIES' and gentlemen; or
would DO families understands tuilng and puhng III
deu Otues doue neatcst manner; hauhr- Washed
by the day best 81 refer
euce II required Call On MRS. MCCORMACK, No. t04 East
J5tAst
WASH and IRON.-By a German woman 70
w do washing ironing by the day week out OF
the Mrs SANDERS 2j3 est 55tht rear LIST moor
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Gelu n1anieo.

CLERK WANTED in grocery, that under
v stands the business 81 West 5d.st
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THE MARKETS

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiCer. Vesselsan Railroads.
vE NEw-YORK. Anmst 19, 1891
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ASD ST. PAUL
1850 1919 1854.
,-,-,.n. iyj2 45j0 4SOi
ulnS. ol i 49," s3oI 0ni s3Q7 l3f f39DOOO
Jan to Aug IA ...... ll.264.6I7 l33-HSt' 4oA'oo'
WABASH. ST. Louis AND PACIFIC.
,..r. 22A3 ISIS 35l5
NhmOero. iu - 500 -5- az i $40 s4O7lOS
1.c"'" W." 49,. =" 's 800 53f'ss5 93jsO23 g446.3l2
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
- go. co i-o1 2452
To- " an II SGsi.S04 AIS 244 7450,4O7
The y law re az Hud- u Ctnrl C'mp 'DYS reports
~ the N.y-Nort state Commissioners i me 0pId los
~ ts s.d RAILWAYS In ne ~tttt OF Newly 'rk Tor the
0n~ter ended Juge SO 1ssi, show results as Iod'"S'
Apul / q Ju ,,.-.oU ro.sto
lSS4- Gross Nef i'Hi7 pm ~ 10
earnings earnings By U.S IL Co D. & H. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
MINES AND MINING.

SALES ar THE YEWTORK MIMIC EXCHANGE
NEw-fJRK. Au us L. 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARX Tvs
LONDON Aug Is-l27o p m-Umted states f2u n -. Ie'
Ccnt Roui. ~. q. do -Four and Hail Per Cont 80 o.,
lli5 Atlantic and Great western First H%tgisg a
,ce., CcftiGcae. 80; Enc H. 30 second tonso,. -
u,nos entra I29 Fcnnsylvana Jsi7 Mexican OolnaFy
80 II Paul Common S-4 60. ,,o-,.,,o 2 -
N, - Ntiauf and Great Western First Mortgage trls
TEL Certificate \ = 10 Nc'ond 3ns's 9
~ Vnrt central flOs Illinois central l2t'4 i. adns
la, MEXICAN ordinary 3Gt- Canadian Pacihc' f's u
n NJ fhc amount ~ bullion Withdrawn from The BANK
Of gland on ia Jnce today &tOoO $500.
IL ~ pans advces dunt- Three Per Cent Rentes NJ
II francs u ceutiucs the account ana L1'hahSe "n
Iondon Al . francs ~ centimcs for checks.
BFrIlY Aug IS-Ihe state neut % me lnpelI bihA "
Germany shows decrease IN specie OF OI-OpO MARKS
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SPIRITS or TURPENTINE.
CHAKLEsTON Aug lB -TuTpeLiins active a. ~ Asc Oid
hAyANaAH Aus lS-Tufpentne arm Al IBSc
WILMINGTON Aug. ls-TuTpeRtRs hrm Al Nze
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op 6. Hrst. LOw'tIFual.

Actual sales. Closing
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4 YOUNG GIRL SPEAKING ENGLISH
~ and GERMAN good penman and correct al figures,
would accept position with books other sima EN-
rloy.lucut call or address Mrs BELERT
30. ! Dry.DOck.st, near lOth.st,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
LAND ron sArr
IMPROVED MONTAGUE co,,.r,.
~ For Sale by Wy LAND
q ... o.. o. JOTrk;e

l. 0'AD ApPS Sr As'su E. coUNrYIANp
vAwx.p, y. Q. JOIINjov
RowldL LAND MD end coLI.FcTrNo
800 acres ii Itv wm County, Texss Az Z,
enun 9,her situated abor, 'ssa an adjoining
land r,ns on Denton Creek y, ~. .,hiies east
siats 81 no1o , my ac,es OF eaeb ,ra 'm bottom
being broh on twcnty-four acres ~ , Eood
Rar yS. Good sve al ws Sd fenced I'M
,,ness u sinoke-honte; good barno "s az AxB n;
SIAM, SAM ABOVE and below, gram, s'xSd, with
bearing. The nor, peach orchard two 1c and
,Wvated well 'imbered VIII V sa, ,rac! not cul-
.%s c,ops, VIZ. acres wheat la ~ WIN grow
NJ so,n, and "a OF cotton. fey ~, oats, "a OF
cash, two spove; at leasi naif or u,p per
oer, improved places In Mont,gen, one OF the
p,iIss scies, situated about fonr s .ouanty.
snnea southeast OF Bowie: fIt,v s',u nall
cuitiyatina .1r.y-nve acres in good ststs u, u,
improvements: Good rams wei numbered.
icos, IN" ,m, cistern, lots, erin, atabie gopd
lana ~ ~ acres out OF tract il yond e ~; AZ
ters of 4 mi stock water within three-onor'
ip pr and Denton Creeks. VIII ill., sa oSetween
aiso lips wth place II purchaser d.ss, tow.
Young e bushels corn, 80 head sheep, IS beaG
bargain can l auH calves and some hogs. 4
Iv acres, known as the Iovo,,s.
Ha,ea about nve and halfmies frapn ,a est ST.
SSvsween II ana Sunset, on Biz sandv pGv sv'
acres u nc5es In soed state Of cusiSs,Siorne s.
OF tract roo ,s1 ,It,. balance ali
s including two dwsI',Mye
able. ~'' e.o' lermS reason
Mon,suna a ,nr SAFE nnimproved lands in
r nSwie property business and residence n an
ply 10 or address 4, ~ tpafWs.e. Ap-
Lawyer. Real Estate and Collect,nS AZ,
Bowie, Montague County. Tsxns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
=AnEGAzETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS sA1upn.v ,,,,n. !,

aua y. = fahnessock OF Weston, Lanicr A
w. nave resigned nom the board OF d,res.
'ors OF ,ne East Tennessee, virginia & c,eor.
~" naiwsy company. President Thomas of
'ns hast tennessee will act as the executive
VI ms company until tho election of n new
president, which Is expected at an carly date.
me milwaukee, 4 southern Railway 90
mas applied 70 the Stock exchange 10 Ne,
ti'ssS,'oo ofi'seper cont. bonds, the oregon
ca'itornia railway to list SO, 900 f,rst mon.
gage per cent. gold bonds aud the Cleveland.
Vhumous, Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis ran
way to list N.cc'cco more OF its siaoNo,o
general mortgage 9 per cent. bonds s7a.ao
OF ss'coyoco remain in the oompany,s treas.
ury. '''"S
transactions 80 90 sba,,os
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
GAINESVILLE.
A Newsy Batch from the Plourlshing
Young City.

special 70 the Gazette.
GAIyEsvILLE. June 2O.-Mr. Harvey
Hulen OF this place is being mentioned
in the most favorable terms by . num-
Der Of papers in East Texas for COM
missioner of the land office; In fact
his strength Is developing all over Inc
tate and the chances for his nom'na-
sion are better every day. No man
that knows anything Of the history o.
Harvey Hulen will doubt for one
moment his fitness for the position.
Where he Is personally known his
adsiity and honesty have commanded
him 10 ali. He has been resident OF
Cooke county for number Of years,
Sn,ing which time he has been county
s"rvesor. and assessor aud collector o.
ssres. Ills terms Of office were entirely
s ssn 70 the people and 2 credit !
- his Integrity and himself rs ~
cmcisl His former home paper,
ths ColumbIa Herald, OF Booze
eountv. Missouri, has inns
~ say Of him: I'VE notice Mr.. HAT
:. ..sv ~ Kuisn OF Gainesville, Texas; 10 BE-
ins prominently urged for Land COM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC MARKE rs.
New York stock Market.

New York Stock Market.
NLw YORK, June Governments weak
and lower.
Railways lower.
State securities quiet.
Share speculatlops have been heavy and
lower with break In Vanderbilt Northwest.
Lackawanna and Rock Island. unfayorablc
rumors were widely circulated. IL was
reported that dividends on Lake Shore, New
York Central and Inckawanna were reduced.
that Lake shore had floating debt OF
100000, and that vanderbiits were
free sellers. Lake Shore and
Rock Island report concurring; I.ackawansa
dividend was subsequently made by Presl-
dent Sloan. these rumors and the assign
uent OF Commodore Garrison were made
basis for general raid on the market and In
the absence OF the bulls support prices
yielded readily. Commodore Garrison has
no speculative Interest In Wall street and his
assignment Is not regarded N hav-
ing any relation TO the stock market.
Speculation WAS weak throughout, and some
shares sold at the lowest figures In year..
Rock Island dropped per cent. Northwest
ern s,z, same preferred ~. IT. Paul. ~ same
preferred TX, New York Central ., Lake
shore 2sz. Canada Southern I, Reading ~,
Canada Pacific ~. Central Pacific ~, Lacka-
wanna X, Michigan Central w. Delaware
Hudson s,z, New Jersey Cestral n. North
ern Pacific, preferred, ~, Pacific Mall
lgl. Union Pacinc ~ and Western Union 2>s-
AT the close there wasa rally ofk 70 X per
cent. on some shares but the market closed
weak. Western Union selling at tC7S6bo,s
Extended dividends this evening. com
pared with last nights closing prices, are
loI - per cent. lower James II. keene
states he T. giving his notes Ia accordance
with terms Ct agreement Parties
holding claims can receive
them BY making application
Al Ii office. President ia. 4. scott Of the
| Rlchmond & Dsnville. George H. Baker Of
The First Nstiopsl Bank Of New York city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
st. Louis.


Special TO the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. June 20.-Wheat.-U ndor the
unfavo table adyices from Wall street prices
broke N@sS with plenty OF sellers and but
few buyers. Confidence was destroyed FOR
the day and but little business was trans.
acted.
The tone of the corn market was right
strong up to the noon call, then futures be-
came un'ettled, with fair demand, and
plenty ofsacs were made.
Provisions, besides being weak, were very
dull and "a shade lower. sales few.
Cattle scarce and prices higher ON all
grades; grass Texans 8 2o@l %; corn.fed OOde
q 20.
Eheep, SO choice Texans of l05 pounds
brought -. Part OF the same lot sold In
Chicago to-day at 4laJ<
PRODUCE.
Sr. LOUIS. June 2o.-FLoUR-Top high
grades SARGE ana firm; others dull.
WHEAT--So. 2 red, IO7s cash: O5ls
June; % July SOsssoOjS August, closing al
inside figures.
Cons s.6.9Gsa5',s cash; tex June; si1Sb2,l
OATs-j,t4 cash; 2a3s July.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsKY-l OF.
CoRNMEAJ--2 W.
PUnK--lo l0eIB 2j.
BULK HEATs-I.ong clear 8 lo short ribs
4 70: short clear g..
BXcoS-l.ong clear 900 short rb sooe
VIA: snort clear o 3i1ttGv ~.
LARD-SoiDiJs. w.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Iiecelpts $40; exports SCI ";
good TO choice D 1las 10: common to medium
5 5caG ~: native grassers 6Jsp5 b0 Texans
HoOs-keceipts, s,3J0: better. IS 2lsp5b'.
SHkEP-Ifceipts. 100. common Y, good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
Atlanta.

ATLANTA, TEX, June 2o.-Mrs. n.
T.. Law, who was first arrested several
days ago for theft, gave Constable
AIaicy the dodge Tuesday and made
good her escape.
Miss Fannie Motto, with the beauti-
full, accomplished and wide-awake rep
resentative of the Sunny South, was in
the city to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
row Orlenns.
PRovtstoNs,

NKw oRLnAss June M.-FLoun- Duh;
high grades & lsW5 ID
"a cons-steady, fair dcmaudi yellow mixed
ySenN MKAL-Is scarce and higher;
,ooArs-fair demand, hut q, lower rates. nj,
HAy-pull prime "; choice 10,
Poak-Quict and firm, at lO,s.
LARn--Rcnned 50.
BULK MnATs--Scarce and Arm; shoulders
on; long clear and clear ..
bAcoS-in good demand and scarce; hould
ers b's; long clear ais; clear rib lOi4.
HAss-uhoicc sugar cured canvascd
higher at l30lilt,
WuisKy--Steady and unchanged.
COPPER Steady with mir demand; Ria
cafgoes common 10 prime Tiscbu.
suaAn-Steady with moderate demand:
Rranulatod ~,
MoLAssps..iiul AVID unchanged, common,
20 centrifugal. lsd2i: refined, ssalb
McE-Scarcc and frm; Louisiana ordi.
nary To prime, bA.
BHAN-In lair demand and quiet, NJ.
COTTON srED On.-Duil. prime crude
.aM3t summer yellow 5000.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20 sight exchange
on New York, ~ per 1850 premium,
sterling exchange II, II. 49,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

DR. r. A. WATSON, F. W., PHYslGi M
and surgeon; office corner Third and
MSin over STEMS, Office hours from 10 II
a. m. and from to S and 1870 TO p. m; spe-
ciaIty of diseases of women ana chiiureh'
Night calls answered from the ONCE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
Chicago
special 70 the oasetts.

special 70 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, June 20.-Tbe wheat market In
Its downward course again shook up the
boy quite lively. June, July. August and
September are all punched together ~ re-
CARDS prices. there being but two and three
cents difference In extremes. July and
August options were the lively months. and
the declines were from " 10 Il. Many an OPP
tors had Just bought for "A scalp and got left.
Corn declined q.
Provisions had some life, but declines In
all lines we've In order. The greatest decline
was in cash bulk meats.
Lard was active and lower.
Cattle. fairly active ana prices strong; Tex
ms steers sold at 1895 70.
Sheep are scarce and wanted; Texas IVA
4I2X.
CHICAGO, June D.-FLoUR- quiet and I'M
WnsAr-Jupe sS9sass,s July s,jses1lz;
August s7sfeg,a closing nj Inside neures.
$500 SsHs August s Closed i Inside sS 81
oAYs- Cash az, June 8issss2; July siJss
s2;S: August sses2sl.
PoRK-cash Is ookDIe 70. June 10 ssais ";
LARD Cash 4 81 ~: July 7S7kes7 57k,
closed q ztfs7 ~; Angust7 s5esi IA. closed
i ns-LR & ksArs : shoulders 8 ~ short rib
2 o2y<: short clear 90.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June a'.-Ths Drovsrr Journal
'kocs- Rsesipts. 1900 ssesM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

CArrLE- Receipts, as,n exncr, .~.s.
o.sn. w good TO choicc shipping. csSS a,
Srymmon 20 medium, s eiSS IL cornsfesi
isSsnns. nsntM cornsfsd Texans Onfss ii
ssG medium 70 good 1S@i 90; choice 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

nAYIs. BEALL& ROGERS, ATTORNEYS
~ and Councillors at Law. Terrell build.
Ing. Main street, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
FOUND.
LAND AGENT.
ruLE-LIvE STOCK.

aSSRADED BULL CALVES
naiiway Hospital,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

Nsw ORLEAra. June 20. --CorToH
spot closed ruiet, y lower.
sales, 100.
Low Ordinary ~; Ordinary o ~; Good
Ordinary 10 u.s. Low MiddIlng 10 81; Mid
ding II l-,; Good Middiing II SO; Middling
Fair II SIS: Fair r.
Futures closed barely steady, ll9iT points
lower August ~ points lower.
- saI1s. 1880,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

NEw YoRx, Juno @--FLoun-
WHkAr-~Cash grades y toll lower. options
opened TO y lower. but afterwards rallied
a,,r,tic, rea..cd aud Tell back /, toi ~ clos.
m, ing heavy; No. red psftes,s; No. / rcd / ON:
10, : rtd steamer ~: No, red, June. nom,
inal ~ w July NaNesl ~. August q, lcal on,
'oR>--Spot lots NJ 20 lower: options X 10
y lower, closing at bottom figures. No q I'll.
obs; Steamer eO,<ca6iNi No. y, discdac No.
June 6s@aSlluly eFaa6s,s August az, setoil..
PROVISIONS.
CorrKk-Spot fair Rio duh; options dun
and unchanged, closing steady.
Sales, aoN bags.
kio MOI,
49, ,,,,,- .s'ss.s.s,.ssv,,s.,.N St1
s.ss.'s.. t..,..,.,,.,N iktS ~
SUGAR Quie, but nrm; En ltsh island
ttlUdta i centrifugal \ li-lb; st. Croix 4 ill6.
rsuned nrm; mold A uA@oia; powdered ssso
MoLAssEs--Qu,ei but steady.
kiCG--l'lrm and moderately active
lORh Neglected and wholly nominal, cut
meats dull and nominal
LARD Unsettled; ;, TO 50 points lower;
ltNk STOCK.
hhsNr4-.Reccipis 2,2uo: dnll and lower; OK.
,rcncs . IoaS % for general sales; 1907 ~
ior exporters used; 81 for prime lots.
SilEt:r-Receipts $50, dun. sheen declined
4 per pound; lambs 81 10 per hundred weight:
lower extremes ooctd - for sheep; COOS "
for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

sresai to the Gazette.
hANsAs CRY. June @.--Provisions slow
anu lower Cash meats were again marked
down to-day.
an cattle offerings We're fair and Quality
good. No Texans offered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

The Live Stock Indicator reportx
t,ArThk-Ncceiptsl lie " native steers .s,n
ss"s,.en pounds vtAp. 81; ot.Sn to I,lCo Olcu
~ stockers and fccderst sv,st 10.
Ho1s--Rcceipts 0.Stu. 4 7Sa aeA.
Shi,hr - bece,pts. 6S,; nativeS Of lG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
transactions $4,000 shares.


MONEY.
NEw lopx, June q. uoncy iA..e. ..,s...,..,
Tered : prime mcrcantiie pa per sad: ste,lins-
eNchange BIB weak at asst sight exrhan".
RoNDs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

|.p ROOMS FOR RENT,
4 ltua'ed, with southern ex-
|ti Waterman hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
0ED-MALE HELP
Ions FOR RENT.

IcsgEp ROOMS TO RENT TO
'snen. Apply Mt S02, corner
mar streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
liostoii

BOsroN June 20 Wool actlve;Ohlo and Penn
sylvania extra aieo57, Michigan extra 300
~ r,mbing N@ID; unwashcd Nep.i; Cali
forAia rug, liam.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

kANsAs CRY, June N.--wur.r--au ma
cash; .64 bud July; fes bid August. Wv
CcnNN-s, cash and July; 49, bid August.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

~ NEW FRONT ROOM,
|s,bern and eastern exposure,
|rf,t street between Calhoun
Mrs. Il. FELTIIAM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
The Bar Elsewhere.

IL ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents. Office in Bank building, Wichita
Falls. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

TNEMPLEToN, wYNNE & CARTER. AT.
= ,orneys az Law. Office over Fort Worth
-'a.lou'l bahk CORNER Main and First streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

RALL & mozart, ATTORNEYS n, Law
ho, onee over First Natioral Bank, corner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21

,eslelasy. To-day.
Ordinary. ....,...-.- I'D m.
Good Ordinary.....-.. lrib elro
Low middiing, ...,.- SSlb
Niddilng upiRnds.-. ~
Middling Orleans. ~ W
GALES 7,0Ol rG
American 300.
Exports for speculation 100
imporu. 000, American f.0(1.
Futures ciosed weak vt one " three points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-21
,LE-MisCELLANEOUs.

|,sy FINE BUGGIES WHICH
La OF a great bargain IL sold
I1tthirty days. Call on w. +.
|isIas lnve- tment Co., limited,
p'easure IN showing the bug.
I viihing to buy.
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DR. W. d. NJ. MASON, SURGEON
dentist respectfully tenders his
services 10 the citizens OF Fort Worth ana
gums treated successfully, as well as All dis.
eases of the oral cavity. Teeth extracted
without pain, by the use Of nitrous .. oTias
gas. Ofiics over Washer August :, ~
GD Houston street. Entrance on Fourth
street,
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PROFESSIONAL.

TINLAY Il HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
IL Law and Land Agents, Graham. Texas.
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SPECIAL ADYE7T1SEMExys.
Law CARDS.

Law CARDS.
Members OF Fort Worth Rar
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LADY WHO IS A FIRST
si,naiion with some good
E,G. D.. this Office
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HYDE JENNINGS. LAWYER. OFFICE
- over banking house OF Tidbali, Van
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~ A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
j. agent, Temple, Texas. Special attention
given to adjustment and collection OF claims
and to oil commercial business.
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Sales, tir.t call 80 second call i,9Do; third
call LEO. Totsi sales, 100.
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n C. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW
u. Real Estate and Collection Agent
BUwie, Montague county, Texas. VIII prao-
tice in the courts Of Montague and adjoining
counties. Special attention given to land
matters and 10 collections. References given
II desired.
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WALLACE HENDRICKS, ATTORNEY
ner Main and First streets,
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BLANK DEEDS With SIN.
81 Acknowledgements 9AEsTrK
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DENDfEToN, BoWLIN Il BoWLlN. W.
4 s. Pendleton, County Attorney; NJ
bowlin, =. II. Bowlin-Attorneysa at law, Fort
Worth, Tex. Office, county attorneys Office
In the court house. up stairs.
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p oSS 4 ROSS, ATTORNEY AND COIN.
~. ~ sei9rs a. Law, Terrell building, Main
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M D.. PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
49, 49, once over Barnes grocery, corner of
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IN, MA FLOCK OF GRADED
M H'iSe and terms. For partic-
b f,y q: Witten. Bedford, Tar
n. " sheep on road to Tom
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- b.. CANTEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-: ONCE over Barnes grocery, corner Main