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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
AN OPTICAL WONDER s sss , nc,
NATIONAL

A NEW. Original. csca,, lantern. for projecting ~ 81,
iartlng photographs. g mo carr. oi,a,lue p, T..
ry.I, holy. Ssffi!nrDU II. tul tI! free DIES. TitiNe ~ Lax
MURRAY Hill. pl1s 60. Fox -. N 7. CITY. ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02

else for me to set to rights until | should
get 10 Hlisboro. where born, was and
where | would be sure 10 find things up
side down since / left there so many
years ago. But 10! here the very genius
of good order seemed to hold her special
court, and | found myself revelliug in
an atmosphere of freshness, and purity,
refinement, genuine piety and the high
est degree of culture. moral and mental,
for with such training as the Misses
Nash and Kollock bestow upon the
young people OF that stately old town.
there must be ever an upward growth
toward that higher life" which no
spasmodic astheticism could possibly
teach. but only the steady, faithful, and
thorough culture of mind and heart
which is only to be found where exam
pie is given as well as precept, and
where tie standard of excellence in each
department IS fully developed and exem-
plitied in the person Of each individual
Instructor. May Heaven richly bless
those noble women. who by their own
unaided efforts have built up, and kept
up a school which from its first estab-
lishment has been a perfect and continu-
ed success in the standard of scholar
ship. in excellence and thoroughness of
and in the number and gen.
eral character of the pupils.
| walked through the dear old town.
and though many loved and familiar
faces were but memories, | still saw
many signs Of progress and improve
ment, and in the churches, this was still
more apparent. 1t surely speaks well
for IIillsboro that the churches are all
in perfect order, and in good taste, and
their pulpits filled by clergymcn whose
ability and devotion to the Masters 5
work none could question.
Well, l began to think that the world
was not so far wrong after all, and that
| had better go home and spend the rest
Of my days in keeping things straight
there. SO here | am. and | have Just
set three hens, and packed down the but
ter, and scolded the house boy, and sew
ed all the buttons on Darby's coat. The
dear old fellow says | am improved by
my travels, and he Is glad that | have
found that | am more needed at home
than any where else-so goodbye.
GRANDMA GRANVILLE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02

.urging up in our minds. and long be-
fore one il settled another has taken its
place.
While she sat thus lost in thought
her aunt came into the summer-house,
and seeing the sadness on her darling's
face. drew her head down on her should
er and asked the cause of the tears which
never flowed so freely. Sadie knew he1
aunt would not blame her for giving her
love unsOught, when she realized how
nobly she had hidden it, SO told her all
"kathie'' determined, without betray-
Sadie's secret, to do her best to throw
the couple together once more. for she
fully realized the nobleness of Morton's
character, and knew her brother would
not oppose the match on account of the
young mans being poor.
Morton in the mean time had not been
able to hide his trouble so well, and both
his mother and brother noted with pain
The change that had come over him. One
night his sleep was disturbed by dreams,
fairy form, seraph floating in ethereal
light, made slumber restless. The town
as it pealed amid the Silly air in solemn
JODeS- OHt. IbCO. he ucWy lrSsHuess Vi
the early morning air, the soft, mellow
rays Of the moon peering through his
lattice. the deathlike stiffness which per-
vades the surroundings, enticed him to
the window Here the gentle zephyrs
bring on -Eolean wings their cool invigo-
rating freshness to his fevered brow
Onei 7i00! Threci-and the Ginning is
waited in melancholy reverberations be
yond the quiet confines of the sleeping
city. A face seems TO beam upon him with
an alluring smile, and form of charm
ing loveliness fits across bis mental
visions. Again he seeks repose, and
again half unconscious he tries to clasp
the sweet, tantllizing illusion that how
ers in such charming beauty above his
pillow, and haunts his rambling dreams
(TO RE CONTINUED
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02

STATE OF n. G.. I Is TIE SUPERIOR
BERTHE COUNTY. COURT.
Columbus Pugh aud wife, Belle Pugh,
Henry Sutton and wife, Mary J.. Nut-
ton, and Sarah Frances Outlaw
plaintiffs.
AGAINST
VIM H. Outlaw, Walton &. Outlaw,
JOS b. Outlaw, John ; Outlaw, I.z-
zie II. OUTLAW, and Madison Outlaw.
Defendants.
PETITION FOR PARTIrIJN Tho r'alnt re
for the partition Of certain trhcy ~ land la lrFe
county, describe IN sas petition, .uj 10 Appearing
that the following partles, defendant above
named with their present places ui rr~IIslee lft
uon-rcsiderts Of the state, 20 VT; Wu. H. PHtiaF
Washington City, ID G; walton g.. pu.a", los
ton Mass. - ohu : 0utlaH, Ltucp.Us.lc, Pa; W.
zie II. OUTLAW, FhiladeIh Pa; ~ 4dLs-f4 tHt
law Galveston, Te1a-. n T. therefor" ORD red ih4
publication of tho PeudtEcy n thlS action p" Ihs4
in the Farmer ,ud Mechanic for -ir T't s--. a
newspaper pubtshr5 lG tic CITY Of Raleigh, n1ta-
mandirg said defendants to appear beiHrs fA" 81
my one. ia Windsor, on or before the Aaia day ot
Apri 1854. and ausWrF or drfuur o. IA" comp lit
OF the plaintiffs, judgment Wal be gran'ei @s
prayed for.
Nitues: wv VI. SETTDS, CLERK o. s-3 Con Z
at on ce In TiudsOr, Z7th F-brusry, l--f
wv VI 81 rTDS,
Clery 5crIDr SsItt.
BY Franci- d Winston, PlaiItii- tosney.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02

Nr Wu. Grimes, raS lh. hrr
icaIs | purchased IF f#u 20 rprlug
1erc successfully us.d tu "a bone made
cttilizcr, applied 10 cotton. ! au well
3lctsct with the result. snJ hail con
tiuue To use them.
We have tcstimouials nu hs follow
ing parties The late y tl3. msau Fsgo
Norrisyille. y G.. Mr. GHtau Roberto
Orange county, the Ia o. i}r J I. L'ach.
fenry Stevens, =. J lIaioeay. ". ~
Hamilton, Dg. J. A. j Penny 4. y .
f. .itey J. G.. l.. HmrIa. lIentv Stevens,
D. X. Moore, A, 6. HIil. aae y Roy
,rs, T. J.. DeyerauA aud J. II E"gcfh.
Sr Wake county, and many Ia fo.
Write for Circular and teest mpr.a
Now We claim that w3tls ten dollar
worth Of Chemicals, which $500 eIi iHI-
n4sa ia proportions for uf. i.I-
fiizcrs. added 10 such nat,r at every
farmer has in aiuuaauar #f.u.H tr
farm. h- can make "a t8a ,..lIlrr
equal 60 the bess, high pra. .'s'i.z.fH
IN the market. Try it oaee d p" . o-
yjuccd
VIM. SIMPSON e. CO.,
Whole-a'c and Bc'al DHHs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02
gaIies Department.

A1-If you wish to employ Lady Teacher, Gov
ern-ss Hous--keeper, other Woman-H Help writ
10 this psper AID give particulars as to age duties
pay and nearest depot
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02

A little son Of Col. I Sumner
carried buck shot in his seven
teen Charlotte OJs ilcn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-02

II Is q well known fact that most of The "a y
Horse and Cattle Powder sold in this cpun- - q
try is worthless; that Sheridans Condition E( "a
Powder is absolutely pure and very valuable. ~
Nothing on Earth will make hens HE
Law like Sheridan's Condition Pow
der. Dose, teaspoonful to each pint OF
food. IL will also positively prevent and cure
CHICKEN CHOLERA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

tongues. pOe@sl 90, hnglotreoa, Ell bolster
b0G; HpOheA "a 1908 w; follooa, " 500 "a ,
Doubl0trooa, f3 1904 or ueek yokua a. zoe
2 5Q piow buamH, 81Bgbc.. plOw handles, u y
8g50. handles, 81 1904 %.
NAILS. 81 10 key, basis lnd.-BuTden horst
Shoe per key, % l5i Perkins do, % pQi Waif
or do, o. so; BuTdnn mule, 81 b1i NnrihWost
ern horHo shoe nails, No. 700, No, o, 49,. Nc
Q, 2ic., No Z, 2lo, No. y gDc.. nllak0H'' dor No
{, 45o., No. ., &c, No. 8, 2lc., No, ., 40, No
1901 Augablo DO, No. Z, 800. No. D. 40, No
2lC,, No, Z, 49,, No, " lie.
AxE5--R X. por doren ~ 5oeip lJi Lake.
f3O0n9 81; HanhonHlck. % 1901 Wt boys
handled, % 59W3 81.
REFRlG EfATOHa.--- I Climax. uT0
No, q 10, fiH 50 No, do, Rlli No, DO, 90
No, 8 do, 50.
MIaCHLLANEOuH-r chains, 4 %
pair, tD5o. pillow ainReirees, por dos, 81
pillow doublotFoqa per dozen 50gj atoei
bolla, " per cent Oh door lookHi 81 1903 %
wood Sorrows, Oh aud 10 per cent. Ulii LP CAL
door Dutts, a and 10 per cont. ont out ant
timed iaakH, ~ pgr cont. on nofiee Mills O.
por cent, on: blind hinges ~ and 10 per oeni
affi carriage bola, d6 and 10 per cont on
pillow bolts. IS par cent oui pitco tin wars
81 por cent on; deep stamped ware, ~ pe
cent out shallow stamped ware, 90 per oeni
odi iepennod ware, 30 per cant of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

EUhTBER-- gouRh lumber, DO1fng, "a men
and under, unite Lass, 80. stripping. AZ, 81
boxing and n0Ofing, clonnr, tsli thiok clnhf
~ and j x, ga: rough Lumber nacOnd clau
al7 iOirt aud ncgnNing, cullh, SIS.
aIuIgQ--Ftrft common white Pine, 80
second do, so. third do, s75; poplar. 900 OGs
rough 5000,
DREsBED LuArBnH--BoIing ~ inches al
uader o2B OO@H %; 40 Hx8, t4d 01l9N l
scantling, ioiBi or any common iumhel
gl8 00eN 01 boxing OVor "a lnohtHi iQAQg
81 %; thick clears ~ toiHand a 80 ultfs2
second GLASS any hinc, en- 0.
DJtEaaEp AND MATCHED FLuoErka--Firai
class e2s; second clhnH, 61l.
With PINS EUREfHHlna LuhuKn--lMs ~
and inoh white pins, 800 Inch DO, 80,
CnuLING---bEAnEn uR PA TH--Fir6t catn
mon white pine, 70 el2bg % DO w, 81 40. e.
poplar, q, 0lB U0a2i.5t poplar -, tt2.bls3d q
nAtigopina. *, fI250, do, ~ fz2 so.
POPLAR LuaRGI.-s-lzi ~, ana inoh -
do inch, go.
AHNaLni--Whits pine a, IS; DO ahadsd 4
MS. DO extra No. !, t8.5l' cypress, best 40.
brand, 90; DO No. 2, 8f.B0. do Mol, 800, nats
saved heart, H,bt Eapg, $50.
PIoKETa.-- Whiio pine dressed ana headed
sguare ~ Cat q yellow pine do ~ lEt
s8BDaab0
LiME, cMMrNz ETo.--Lims, Austin, a.
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville on Eosenaloi az
per bbl,, Portland, "a 70 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan ~ % per hbl. RlAfts
BRI0K... -YirsprooL er6a per N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

WMmKT--Hsotinea q lO8l6J, ~ per prop
euur mash, one year old, u ~ two yaaIs Oh
y D052 20 thr0e yoafs old ~ bDG2 lb' Tam
extra old whisky Nfb5i
WImEs5--ClArot. rn6e, no 50Hig01. % pfranH.
500 SHERRY. per gai. 81 1908 0Qi Mn1air
pof gall, q 8)15 20 White vine In eaSs'
" 00DiJ ~.
Dry, ggi 0o0g5 OJi HoidEiok, "a bHshet " w.
~ J0 KWg. Ia basket, - 1880 1E nnme1ri
edhnpagne, " U9ls uol Geo, d0ulet, ext
6ls--slosct 1ie, per DOS, O. oogg W Pork
per dos, 81 O0lI 20,
H0TTLKD BEEn~-Iaempia quarts, ~ 90 pi,
~ gr BUdWoiher quarts ~ "; piuta w 2.
Frlaurnr beer, quarts, 80 ~ piniE ~ 2
aehlita Milwaukee, quarts sia uE pints VI Z
Anthony d HunnH, ats tii o., pinl3 ~ o
~ %, pinps fls61i FHlka hilwankss. quart
fliaQ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

MEAr8.-sugar cured mans, l2i<s;a. o, @, V
Bavun, l2}zG q. O,beoon' SIC. 60 dry salt
lfrsH-Mnossrsl. iOo Kits, No. j. a.oOi No.
q fgg half hbln., No, l. f5.bQi NO, = l5Mt
White nah, no. 1, hi. bbla,, s7,45 no, q gs.4b;
Dried heuings, Per box, fOe, Cod nan; 90,
ZID oan4, s3le,. ion cans, sc; On oann. s5se'
. z oo SST lOa.; ordinary, 1oHej
fair. lio prime Rio, lac; fancy lso; olo
s9 TESA1Tmpefia .iieS6; gunpovder 50G1g
6uaAn-bins powdered. hbls., g.; 90,
BAR o5lss slo.;, cut Loaf ~. ga annlliyso
aiaL lard 7Se, Louisiana gra ,i l. eiio,
standard A. 6Scs ohoioa Whiio, o5Aci yello"
clarified. 6keG6Mo.
-LOuisiana, 600,
bags. -: lake, 10 dat hoop bbla., sa.l0
POCKETS, 8llA7J<o
CAEaED eoopa.-PT1ess per dozen; PING
ibs., 81 86; lbs. s2,2592.60; AeoonGa ms'
81 80: 8 bs. s2iJ. Tomatoes, standard nh.
81 09 seconds, DIS, -. De-, tl.A4 aIsoh
corn, el.i0Bl.65. Green peaht lsDs uppge-
bsrrieH a.l5DLf9; RaspbeTlcs, tl.hygl.t5i
ovFferE full weight, n, bl.ib; ~, e2.lQi lght
weight ny sSe' 2 p, si.2O h slns9 ! 70,
ia1c1i. Q. sardluos. American, 100 oeAo
Imported, tiB 0Japlf.50 oaHg. STRAWBERRIES p
81 lbg----; Blsokborries gl.3g 9rson ghgei,
5l.q0s hagle Uondensed mix ssogi ofpWn'
vi 5sR ~ fowprn.--snysr Loaf ~ osns,
per dozen, 900; IN, do. 81 CO.. ID 'dn'i q bgi
NJ do, e.. bfb. do, 81.
MISUNDERSTANDING sH1. sqhpl epiatloh
sJ<c. German olive, $40. Candles, fall boAes,
~. halves. c; quhrlsra G. Indigo. 30 ~
afieinR s0nI 90 dozen. Coleman'n touhiarQ,
sl tCsaf5.59 Dozen. Mhccarouii iinp1flsoi lDoAi
knericsln, Zoo box, Buckets. TWO hoops'
f3Oldorsn:W well buckets, fi.Ol dpzen. bfoouif
siT59B dozen, Brilliant oil nhlh., lhe;i kn'
pion, do, 2lo.; do, 20 paset - ~ 3TllllAhl'
"a eatsE a 2ot do, liz cases, a. %.
FIoua = Htanard's Royal fntentl 10 "
4 DOL SACKS, IS coo y 100 pss No, Texas
f,sr lnhlbB, e. Is, No2E, NO sti 10, Corn pe-il
- hnsh6i Csc. HOminy ana grlsI y Dol
t61o oatmeal, y hair Dbl, y. -, tgacked
wheat, IN, Go: Crackers y Eodai t1sci "a
endg. 7c. XXX Eoda, IT,. cream 3cs Eln'
ssf snaps r.; ismOn creams sNe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

Twelve snontna clip, ughL. npo ena iae q.
nm sell nne heavy "a Lls1h ~ "a
ueht' nne and medium, iASif rsAira
1lnH. -. A.. - o. fsr. No
HrbKs-SO. ] heavy Amt 90. ~. "a 49,
* SO Nd' II light nint y n ~. puiit h ~,
hearv dalnaged. Il p Z. calf skins ana o.,'ii
Js1ie..ed. q n tfs6t green aAlt-.As eoeAei
= ,s-,tTss. JeeY SKINS, W l54n; ante.e q
800 n n inDIsc. goal skins cen ~
sHeeo nelta. according ~ afnopnt " 49,. y.
sca up, slt8g iae.t tea..t,.l,t 49, t7Ice
sreeisar n tap peila Improved itoiaoi Aitt
iean siisep a14ArilnsN, g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, PuIleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; BRASS Goods /;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere Plows; Double
ShOVels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

PofatoeH--IriHh, per vue.4si. OCT ~ Dtsitl
q si IN ou6. per Dbl Red " % feil0Hi Y "
Tufnfp white, u 20; kuefpe2os
s~era n III lIiBd hblf.. &C.; large
NINA gl1os ANAL butter, sif,t5c. Pickle
naesiuf. or hbl., 81 og Hmhu, Per Dbl. ~
hsif ~. med. Is %. hall hnl.- small, y ~
Cheese. half crOem, ls5te,. ial Nv otSSs fss('
6age per Gratis q o06l3 g. j., - so..,
peutTRg-Hens no az " per aohs1,
YOU AZ chickens, Il Is AZ on IuLsesE ~. " q, y.
aacns fiaass. - 90 Utb uucAAi q 49, "
t8qs.-Por dOaon, isG1ic q, - a.,
rTash country brtter, choice " ~. -
Creamery ,ajes571ze,; OLD bntter' s@iDef oA-'
mRFEarine, he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

I,r,r YORK, Dec 27.- steady,
s,ieay bonds generally quiet except for
!, renuessee issues, which were very 40.
and depr, ssed. on he reports that the
financial scheme had fallen through
M dropped from ~ 10 43a@i8f. The
,rsaetions in consuls amounted TO 5s5,OOo,
4 IN incomes 90 $1,000.
sls,e securities we're quiet.
r,s benr movement made further progress
4 M stock exchange to-dny. Tn 70 was con.
#.1mble pressure TO sell coal shares,
.,nrers, Lake Shore and Union Phclnc, aud
priees declined to 81 per cent, touching
lowest fgures Tor some lime past. Re
I'd we're current that the coal
mpanies could not agree ON
snuesiion OF percentage, and that there
Ina be fresh trouble in the trunk line
ool.
III the an ere Don threes were l0lJ =, fourand-
bal0 il25z, tours 1855 Missouri Pacific
onds rs, 81 Joe bonds ITO, Central Pacinc
osks 88K, Chicago & Alton ~, Chicago,
u,HngtOn q quincy iiih, Denver 4 Rio
handle 81, Hannibal & -. Joe
la Hannibal & st. Joe pre-
uei $50, Missouri Pacific s91s,
tofhorn Pacific 1863; Northwestern
|ank. New York central si8s, Rock leland
n. Union Pacific t6}z, wabash ~, western
Mon telegraph IS. a rally OF a 10 ~ per
|snt. then took place.
al the close this Improvement was partial
lostand the market loft on weak. Mar
attain Elevated Railway Consolidated fell
I-om s0K 10 6iJs on reports Of a disagreement
stwcen cyrus W. Field and Jay
sould. This being officially denied,
fle stock rallied TO 90. Compared with
thnlght the prices ave * 10 25S per cent
bver except Tor oregon Transoonunental.
korthern Pacific. Paciho Mail, Reading and
gesiotn Union, which are 10 q per cent.
gtor.
transactions, 5000 shares: 1900 Lacke-
rana, 81 900 Lake Shore, $1,000 Northwest
als.ooO sew York Central 5000 81. Paul,
N Union Pacific, snd $1,000 Western
niou.
SEw YORK, nee. n Money l@iH; closed
ontred j; prime mercAntilo papor lE@t
Sterling exchange b quiet at sO1S Aighl
ENCuASGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec X.-sight exchange on
pew York 1 per 1000 premiumi exchange u i
lSg5
GrVEREafENr AND RAILROAD BONDS.
NEw York. Dec "a The following wer,
the Official ciosh q quotations ut tie Sew
Nofk stock exchange this afternoon, AS com
barred with tnpgp OF Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

Furuitufo- - lirauHtSadni Imitation Waiu A
sch 81 zoos ~ AL walnut ~ 5000 90 ChAiIi
wood seat, y dos, - 7bf57 q; cane and fatiHi
saat 81 0o(,8 0oi cane seat, diutng, az 0o1.A q
uhiidH aud rcekofH, - gopll ~ lhrKt T9chl q
10 OJfs20 %. camp and f4eEtIf, teea. - ~
10 AiIrOra, arch topsi " dOr. sxpyel4 q
Tables. round, tzvv43b ei ,iail Teal, ~ bgs@t 3
8afse. each, - 3f3TyN fuIterAl y lg.t4lN
wall Stands 81 100 VI bcd npflnGa,fA ftaI
Baby Carriages. 81 1GD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

pROnwuE.
NEW YORK, Dec 2f.--FLouR-Stoady.
WHEAT-Spot lots I 20 points higher op-
tiuus ~ 20 points higher aud nrm; No. ?
red SO: No. red, January 81 l-2mM ~ Febru-
ary s8AClsl 10, closing at 90.
CoRN- Spot lots 10 10 ~ botter; December
advau ceu 2, later months a TO ~ higher
aud stronger; No. 3 IS l-h43B. No. Deem
bor, 5l8iB, clnslng at q; January is14, clos
Ing At ISh; February io3E8Hta closing At
~
pROVHTONH.
CoFFEE-Spot fair RIO dull; options dun
and unchanged; Rio No. spot S 05.
salos 200 bags.
IAllhilg st''ssss'fs ss'sss'ssst'tss ~
February ..... .. .... ..,..s..........,... ~
Mhfch ,,...... .,,'..,.., .......s .ss....t. 3 I'D
sUGu,-Negleeted and nominal; refined
quiet.
RtCE-S eady,
Y LLow quiet and unchanged.
RoslN-Duli.
TuRpENTf SE--Stoady ~ 3lx.
Wu L-Qulct but firm.
POLK ltirm.
BEEF-Q yiet.
AsD--aigher; spot Z; January si@6 SO;
February so@b 9s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

nAEWnHs
BARK, Cinnamon per n ~ Peruvian, s5G4b
Bornx, lso. Bi.carbunato OF soda, EnRlisi
g. DopporaE, Ge4. Ctncbinedia. per Of 81
cts, CASTLE soap, per D t3lB. Cream taria
O. p, per 10 flaf8. Chalk, lump, PER ID 2oa
Caionfal, il. 4 w, 70g7f English. per 10, bot
tie Included 85al %. cbiOfai Hydrate, per d
u a1Gi 70. Chiorofoun per 10 bottle inelnd
cd, t1C5 Composition powder, per ID y
Doyers. per 10 81 70. EPSON salts, per ~ ~
a.. GuIn Opium, per ID & 70, Gum Gam
phor, per ~ zlais. Morphine, pef - % ~
-. OIL, castor, machine, T5sgb5i oil, Castoi
per gallon, d SOL 10; Oh, lafd winter
strained, 6jltIl, oil. lard, no /, Ostig. Quin
inc, =. a w, per % VI 10. floWsu sulphur
ssJe5. Alum, s5ee6. frescr!pton Walls b.
per Ct, o. Show cares, market prices. Rebau
paiant medicines AZ list. Ihnyers fluif
iraets, 3 PEI can't on Essential Ola. 81
'''''''- ''' YAIHra
strictly pure white Lead, % 90. EpiHtf
trj pentn6, b0asEi Boiled Oh, G1eGso.
TuE aIfEnnAE-WiLLIAns eO.oHe.
Ivory drop black, II, per 10 10 EpRliil
6iaet paint, Is, " .I'rnlsisp bipe' -, ~, 4
~. fIfitrarnarino blue. ~, IL. .; blue pifDt
IL. re; raw TURKEY amber, ~. %. burnt Tai'
key um9efr. y, w ~ i ~. l9s w. ~ ~
IL. 9cs Paris green, III flc. CHROME y -. o.
- o. ~, l2c,- AmeTlcHn veTnaillinn, ~ s1o, IN
De-, Chrome yellow. L X. .. D. o. IL iAf
yellow ochre, IA, s., ljfs ~, se.
PRNFknKD onAIEIao roL0ha.
bark OAK, lee. Ash, isc; Hack walHrt "
l4Apis' i''' pasgEnPKn ooLona.
Ivory drop black. 30. raw 1urAey nmnei
&c burnt Turkey u,uberi 20; laN iialisi
slcnna &c bnrnt ltaiian eisnnai 40 Val
freea III ab0ge made on & baeiH pfs IN \
4. and lb CANS, assorted "a y and u
clnR balnncoln ana u chnil -.epIiao
ass6rtad. Price il b ID cachi 70 lfAfi w. hlt
3, ~ iiu pals, ~ less ana Eegs - per
laf1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

uaR FRoH. 49, -.slorNRy, 1ci NO. y ;
st.,ef irsa. 40. No n q fhees iron b14tf
reiganiacd sbeof ffon, esfl<l; No. q 6nii.4
i7cs NO x 90, III $50. 4psa ne w, ", \,
aunrra wire. ~ per cent, on unhtth Atera
f1riy usr cert. OF COOK eioFe flin M4ls
20 49, Oh Do, alt1 lrln iainEa, W y
WOOD WORK. Wagon akiea ssc-aSstse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

kMpNIhlONa.
NEW OHLEANB, Dec n FLnuR--in good
demand; extra fancy higher, 8H05 00
COIN ctve; sacks, white ~, yellow A..
OATs-Western higher aud quiet t8s.
CORN MEAL-Strong and easle ~ dlflA IS.
HAY-Iu good demand and higher prime
E9le: choice ~ nm.
poRR-nemand fair and prices higher as
ultmi2
LARp--Steady. fierce refined z; keg 10
BULK MEA1B In tair demand; shoulders,
packed 4 50. long clear 6@ o: clear rib ~,
BAoON--Dull! long clearT. clea rib ~.
HAMa- Choice sugar-curgd cNnvassed firm
az 10hmu.
WHISKY Steady and unchanged,
CoFFEE-steady and unchanged, RIO car
goes common 10 prime 7 on
SUGAR Demand active, steady and I'M.
changed; common TO good common 3a@jH;
prime TO c.oice 8A@3ys; prime ~ yellow
Clsrined i.fG4N. prouulated tMa5 1916.
MoLAssEs- Demand active and strong,
common 20, fair lG@27; prime % choco 8lGB.
RICE--Q quiet ana unchanged; Louisiana or
binary 10 urimo 4N95S,
BRAN = In fair demand NJ 4 S2lfdi8l.
CorrON SEED OIL pun and unchanged,
prime crude, $50; summer yellow. 39H.
COTTON mARkETs.
COTTON REoEn'TB AT ALL UNITED BrArEa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

dOf Hjt8c, oats 23H4bci baYity. 8D0l3t
re, 400 c0rD E3efQc. hay, iposs NOE ~
fsgon, ~ O0a ~ por ton bsio hay, ~ ~
10 y; bran, &c. peT lDS chops q 1Aei =
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

chicago.
Special 70 the Gazette
CHICAGO, pee. 27.--Wheat was active and
advanced largely. soalpers did a large bust.
ness.
Corn was slow and X higher; whoat 2eeuts
higher
Pork and lard futures active and higher.
Good cattls are scarce ana shade higher:
common duh and unchango1.
Sheep firm.
PRODUCE.
FLoUii-Nery firm
WHKAr--D December 7i5k07i,s. closed At T3sE.
Jauu ~ I8EaTi. closed az "a February
72sta7i Z, closed 81 TAX; May 7s5s@so3s, closed
CoRw-Cash si@s5g closed s5ls. year $50
$50. closed sjlS January 3i'T@i5, closed. 80 rs
R35, February Si9s@SIM, closed S19f.
rEuVrafnSs.
puRR--Cash 10 Sjal0 ~ January 10 500
10 50; February 10 $50 O0JF.
Lam -Cash q 52l4ag 10: January 10 $50
1857 ~ February ~ COOL 20.
BULK MEATS shoulders 62 1901 G5 short
rib o SCOT 81, short oleai 0 loN6 10.
LIVE STOCK.
DrnvCrR' Journal reports
Hocs-Receipts, 25tO0; O10t IS.
CATTLE Receipts 2F0; exports o O1@g ~,
gond tochoice shipping g 1905 80; common 70
sirEEr-ReceIpts iooO common to fair 400
. co. medium 10 good 268375; choice $50
4 Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

Wagon Bows; WheeIbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOWbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and ShuCk She'll
ers; Kenuesaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29
ON 'OHANGE.
s.oek Market Was at the Mercy
n the Bears Saturday Cot
ton Unchanged.

Grain Markets We're AoHre and
|olosed 81 an Advance Provisions
slow-The Figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

Fair n; Fair liif VS.
, FIXTURES closed barely steady at gto 5points
Aalre kF 10 hnfaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29

Nrw oRfrAss, Dec. 27.-CorToA : HpoI
closed lrfn.
~ Ordinary ~. Ordinary @1f e2oa
Ofdinsty US Low Aiddlne W. "iN