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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS. FR,n.y n4yo

concluded the bulls pushed up prices nearly
cents on wheat and cent on corn
Inc provision market was stale. nnt an.,
uui'. Dizziness Ia no name for II. MAY pcrk
nominal ut s@. June stayed around r Al
July II s.. Lard dull
Late In the day there was great deal nj
buying done In grain. June wheat closed At
ISIS, June corn ss,s.
Cattle receipts were large and the mari, n,
barely steady. Sales were a little slow AT 5 "a
to6co. 'sVV
LIVE STOCK.
Report OF Drovers' Journal:
Hoes Receipts, n. 0cc: rough hacking ,Ses
10, packing and shipping 8 SNeS0 no. iiSh, hs.
con grades lNeiA tls.
CArrLs- Receipts. 1866 export grades q .,
~ good TO choice shipping i0ss Is; com,
mon 10 medium SI'e1S ~.
-, :, keeeipis, syo inferior TO fair Geo
) 1896 20. ~ '-N''"
PRODUCE.
FLOUR Quiet and UNCHANGED.
al, wnhA 4, June pse9f closed
SC. c!onNScssh gsassss May Ssassss Juno
., Oars Cash si,s; May ai,las2,.; June sassa
ISIS July s2sssaSSx
PROVISIONS.
PoRK--Cash II 0cal14; May l0JsdSlT yis.
June Il loaiI 80; July IL 2lt<@iT6o, ~
LARn-Cash SS7tSf4S 30, May SS7 l-slaS 40.
June ~ 1-caS12l2 July s 81 l..,fs ~ IL?
BULK Observation-Disclosures q 80: short rib s %;
short clbar SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
glassware.
Wool. Hides. Etc.

=, w9oL -.i,lrhta light nne y MONTH, 100
l2alb; Liaht medium ipcoll; Low grade
medium Ie@isi Mexican improved, iisio;
HIDri,--ko. i,neayy rint, dry Rp Il,fo.. No.
2heayy iipt, dry, v u Isc; i6No. !, light Mini.
yb is,xc No. 2, light nlnf. w isc; bulls and
heavy, damaged, fh 10y e, calf sif ins aud bad
" damaged. rfb a "a Q; green salted, sound.
Nb 81; green ssIted. grhbby. an o.; butch
FuIls -bknnk, io@oc: rsccoon, acmsoo
csay9tes, $4,000; mountain wolf. 7bc@sii fox.
skins, y ~ 2092b; antelope skins, y u loo IL
goat skins, each l0Hl,; slleep pelts. according
70 amount Of wool, ac@up; shesrlings.. 40
shsep pets, SDl1c; Mexican sheep pslts,
Improved, noi2c: Mexican shssp shsSltngG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02


MnAIs-sugar cured. hams, l<,{c s.C.CR
ieA -"'''
LARp-rierccs, pHc. N nnu 5cn cans, p.c
an cans s',cs; ION cans. fcss; 50 cans, lose;
CorrEr-,,ommon llc,. ordinary. llixc.
fair. l2c.; prime Rio, lsc: fancy, iic: sid
government lava. SOlc.. "A rbucflrx' Ariosa
teSolskc. " --''
TEA-fmperiai snseeo: gunpuwder Sp0u
SUGAR = Fine.powdercd, bA,s~ Si<c: do.
hnlfhhl.., esc;. ont Loaf, eiSc.; grrnnlated
standard A.sA O.; choice white. ~ q Ia.
yellow clarified, 7k@sa4c.
Rfce-l louisiana. 6l<sspfr
Frat Mackcroi, Inn kits. No. I. tl.iS. No
., u. Os; half bbls., No. 1, G.0n No. q S6.ON
White fish, No. 4, hlf. bbis., S5cS M. ., e6.2s:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

Bark. Cinnamon, per pound. lsD-o, bark,
Peruvian, per pound, DO; boIax per ID.
peraa. per NJ. 2es; castor oil, v gall. f65ei Go
ctncbonida, per ounce. 70Gs0r.: oGstiIe h0s
tnottledl psf D., ~. efosIn tartar. Q. X. pei
pound, 5g94s; chalk, lump. per pound. Yea
cllomsi, r. a W., per pound. 1oEso calomsI,
posiiion powder. aseso; dovers powders, ~; Is
EPSON kiils per pound, 500; gum opium. per
pound. 81 gum camphof, he, rnorpbire
$50 outline. +. 4 W, per o. aysi 10 !;
German. .oer on. Il 39ai 81: potash. br,mide,
N0sab iodide. S.: chiorats. t2a25 Alum, 10
our sapRsp l%Se ~ Essentsi oi III ~ S ioais
lat; Strictly pure white lead. ~; Patent
medicines, rebate on list; =. u. finid extracis,
ses sad iop IL ao ss p TX e. .s 3D.
Lard oil, 709S).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
hardware.

BAR IRON, s. q. Norway, &c., No. N I
sheet iron, 80; No n q sheet iron, go.
galvanized sheet Iron, a0Ai0,fc.; No. X " soda
lie; No. v do. lbc.; 3lx2s roofing tin, sii N
OILS 60: i4x20 and l0xii pat. do, 81 zoos 90
timers wire, 30 per cent. or, timers stock
forty per cent. OF; cook stoves, with ware
so 500n25 %; do, with TRIMMINGS, elt 6OGp51OO
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxios, D0c.cgsI OD
tongues, pDcDSl %; singletrees, Of 20; holsters
b0c.. spokes "a 1b6cs 90: fclioes, 81 65,s2 -
Doubletrcsn, 90 2bepi 90; mock yokos o. OOa
%; piow beams, 1et65c.. pillow handles, all
D2b0; handles, 81 Tbt260.
NAILS. 81 o. kcg, basis lDd.--Burdeu horns
shoe, per key, u 6Oi Perkins do, 60 15t Walk
or do, IS 30; burden mule, ~ 81; Northwest
ern horse shoo nails, No. 800, No, Q, DC, No
o, 30, No. Z, 2lc, No. y, 2lc.: "Iako's' do, No
4, i5c., No 3 Do, No. ., 40, no I, 200, No. y.
Gle, No. 7, lpc., No, =, no.
AXES-K. X. per dozen, 20 BpeelO co, Lairsl
81 0O6e9 80; Hackonsack, % 5p.t7 90: boys
handled, ~ 5oss %.
REFRiGERAToRs .--No. / Climax, ti100.
No. 2, do. sls 80; No. do, s2s; No. do, s2o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, "a 20,
pair, i@7c,;. plow singletreos, per doz. s21
bells. ~ per cent OF: dior locks, S325mDD %,
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. on. l. casi
door butts. ~ and 10 per cent. on: cut and
timed lacks, ~ per cent. on; coffee miis, ~
per cent. on; blind hinges, 20 and 10 per cent
of: carriage bolts, g5 and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolit, - per cent. on; piece tin ware
10 per cent. OF: deep stamped ware, 90 pei
cent. of; shallow stamped ware, % per oeni
Oh; iapanned ware, 10 per cont OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

special TO the Gazette.
CHICAGO, May l.---fhc gram nis,ae. "as
active aud tried 20 get mp a little eAel'enen.
I'M, dId not succeed. as the bears wA'enea
,,em closely aud would not entertain An'
tricks whatever 49, rnn,ss NJ
wheat and corn opened at the nsa'ss q
yester Jays close. .o,, .o,,,s.
80 ar the month we're made, and not be-
,n s s,upspdous, amicabie Adjustments were
readily made s.,.., hands
mis- was expected; this being
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

Furniture 3eadstcads, imitation wninuu
each, ~ t0Da -. all walnut, 81 50oi0 ~; Chairs,
seat, TX o0pg 90 cane scat, dining, ei2 OOd5D 10,
Childs and rockers. & 0oesie 80: large rock insi
81 OOe9S0o 90 camp aud rockera, each. 81 100
Tables. round, s20odaabu; hall leaf, "a b0s55 So
Bafea. each, % obeo7 ~: bureaus, % b0ea2n O1
Baby Carriages, VI b0dDD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
Kansas CITY.
Special TO the Gazette,


KANSAS CITY, May 1.-The provision mar.
ket is so duh that but nominal figures can
be given. Prices are also lower.
Fork showed a little life, andis quoted at
10 20.
Lard dullest OF the season.
Fair offerings of cattle. Market about
steady. Sales wsreat 5ceSo %; Texas 5 ooe
s 50.
No sheep.
Wheat and corn steady.
wnFAr-sj cash; 81 bid June; 81 asked
July.
coRs-is cash; i2,l@ia1s May: 4slasN
June.
OATs-3l bid.
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CRY, April so.--T'hc Live Stock
Indicator reports
CAITLE-Receipts / 200; slow: native steers
OF g3' to ,2N2 pounds average, iojtpo DO; stock
ers and feeders, i0elb 90, cows IDOL 30.
Hoes Receipts 75f: opened lower, closing
higher: lots OF lgs 10 $50 pounds average coo
5 30: mainly, h 2SeD5 IS.
-.sHEEp- Receipts lsf; quiet; natives oi co
pounds average $40, Colorado OF 81 pounds
aNeragc 1 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

9KIRTIH--No. I California skirtiuk, Wi
roll, we; No. Californian iFtinK pef aide,
s9 20; ~ ~ b nsmlSe1 ~ e,s III, s ~. isSci
oiled hsnisek. clean hssh, u,ic.; No.'s OILED
HAHN H1RAlEsS LEATHER--No Ohio, .nsai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

ton; bale hay clio 90 % IL %; corn, 4OAial
cts. Data, country, So@sa,s cts. Bran. el.oo
@per ioo. Chopn, q 90 p.i Q lbs. Cotton
seed meal, u.0l 100. Minvt, Per ton. sio
oil. Millet seed, Goo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02


quiet but firm; family 4 5c@i 50; higher
grades 5 %.
CoRN- In fair demand; mixed o.; white 90
@1o.
OARS O uiet and easier at iii<6ei5.
HAY-in good demand and scarce: choice
% W; prime y 20 Oh %.
PROVISIONS.
CORN MEAL Quiet hut firm, 10
Pork Scarce and Arm at NV.
: LARD-lower; tlerce refined sls; ker, 81
BULK MEArs- Good demand but at lower
rates; shoulders packed go; long clear and
clear RIB So.
BACON Scarce and firm; shoulders ~,
long clear and clear rib pH.
HAMs-Choice susar-cured canvased steady
WHISKY steady; Western rectincd los
al ~.
CoFFKE--In good demand and higher: Rio
cargoes ordinary 70 prime s,s@llss
common a $685.; fair 10 fully fair 6k; prime
10 choice $50 81; elbow clarified e@63s;white
clarified elseG,s; granoia,ed 9h@,,, -
centrifugal 1886 fermenting so@Ss; reooiied
RIcr.--Ac,ive and firm; Louisiana ordi-
nary TO prime. ssam5I.
BRAN-Dull and lower mt on.
COTTON SEED oIL-Primc crude 81; sum
mer yellow 5S@i2H; market quiet.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
on New York steady, 100 per 1900 premium;
sterling exchange d. Il. $50
Rio de'Janerio.
"WEDNESDAY. April 3l.-CoPFKE--Goa d frsis
rOG5J0 reis per 10 kilos: receipts for tho week
~ ,00D bags; shipments 10 United states 900
bags sales 13l 900 bags. stock 3.0OW.
Santos.
CorFKE-Good, average il.O1) rels per 10
kilos: receipts for the week 22,0U lngs. sales
2l,'U) bags; stock 10000 bags.
new YORK.
LIVE srook.
NEW York, May l.-BEEvfs-Receipts !
carloads; nothing doing; dressed beef Dspl'
for city slaughter.
surIp-Reccipts 2,s01 quick sales ant
strong prices; ordinary 10 prime unsnorn . 2
| al Is; unshorn yearlngs s5@s ~: clipped y
| @0 EO clipped yearlings bOOaI on; sprini
| lambs 3 20 per head.
PRODUCE.
| FLoUR--Dull.
WHEAT -Cash lots IA@2l4 lower option
| opened ltS6ag9k lower; s1t rwards became
| stronger and rallied l@2, closing unsettled
| No. red 7bal q; No. 3 red Oh. No. red Ua
CoRs--Spot lots y TO u lower; options
/ lower.
| lions less active and - points lower, owing Il
more liberal offerings ON, hayre; marke
| closed weak.
Saies. 2, 10 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
PRovIsroTs.

PROvIsfoHB.
SuGAR-Dull and barely steady.
MoLAssEs-- quiet but nrm.
TALLow- Weak.
RosiS-Steady.
T1nPESTISE Duh aad lower AT 3ili.
PoRk--5tronger; Oh mess ~.
Lamp STEADY. western steam spot 3 70.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, May l.---Money. 2GS2Iz; prime
mercantile paper 4@blf; sterling exchange
Il Is weaker nj 1914; sight is0H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02


s 4 4 aAsIURE FOR town STOCK.
h;f ~ month, plenty Of grass and
Nh, ,.o.. aten east part OF city. Par.
|kG n WIZ WA apply al 30l East Third
st1sslnnENMlY, CoNTRACTORS Ora.
: "a, I /, and tilling-in lots. Also
|kcsi i,a, ,or,y.nve ents perrunnipg
flnptlv Mliisap quarries. All work
4ass,1 %o,uer. Give us a call or
olnce Il2 Houston street.
III IA Ton WAGON SCALE
sRIE ofs. snesp for cash. Apply at
rs ss5 DErARTMENT-oFFICE of
lftl 1 ,s., 0, The Currency-Washiue-
mpfs,sn,s nereas, BY satisfactory
Rk5e "a su 70 The undersigned. n. has
"a EanLs,ppear that 1.-THE Fort Worth
ffty m, ~ Tue city OF Fort Worth. in
ID sl,h AT tant and state OF Texas. has
aio,ss n ~ Y, 'he provisions of the re-
snpIis," VIC United States. req uIred
kiuthn,s WE before an associatInn
karki.s 70 commence the husi-
oanpirS, Now therefore. 1. John Jny
tIfy ibs,' ". OF the Currency. do here.
hns Inc Fort WORTH Na,iona,
hrv OF Fort Worth in the
tb cmm and state OF Texas. ia ant
Pp5lSt5 s.ehce the business of hank.
'ynins ~ section fifty-one hundred
Sz,is. " we revised statutes OF the
asSsI,s. Whereof, witness nv hand
alh day OF March, 1884.
o,yoHS JAY KNOX,
p"oiler of the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
Grain.


Wheat. ohoioe pOo.@sl, medium. tOdpo
inferior, 6p@6Sc: oats, 30DS2,<c; barley, 300
$50; corn. iOolSxc; rye. +0nc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

cattle about two dollars per head less than
the above quotations. M II q
The above prices are for herds or 100 honn
and upward, delivered ON tho trails. and Tor
such cattle NJ those raised In the 0o1lntie1
embraced IN the following territorys West
drawn east and west with Wsc0. and eat a
line drawn north and south with BAIRD ard
south Of Rcd Hive
burrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
81. Louis.

81. Louis.
Special To the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, May l.-Wbeat market opened
in good shape and with good demand;
prices advanced stIiIly and held It's strength
right 10 the close, which Was at advances oil
~ cents for May and June.
In the corn market the demand was In eA'
cess of selling orders right along. AT the
elosethe market was Arm and Aand * above
Yesterdays close.
provisions were again dull. as the demand
continues light; some transfers were made
Pork IL IL.
Tbe cattle market was active and steady;
i,gbt and medium weights sold stronger
sales at4 5)@G rs; Texas sc957O
Sheep scarce and wanted.
PRODUCE.
W9rAr-No. red | llGl II cash; J 100
la, May;l g June , vo1 9xa s. Msy: s5a5
'u oAIs s-aS ssi, cash; so74 May; si'i@s7i
June. ,,.v,uoxa
WHIsRr-1 II.
CoHsMFAI,--2s0 40.
PoHK-Jobblng l71s- ao,s, an, s,o,,
BULK MEAT-I.ons clear ~ p 99so W. 'H''
rib IOds 5e short clear I0gs 10 -.
BAoor-LoDg clear w; thor' i'o'
gia short clear g5sGvI2
LARD-o IL.
r.rr1y-Receipts 300; exporters y ~, ss
a ~. good TO Choice shipping . 500 70
coInmon TO medium 5 C0s5 75,corn-ied ieAhn'
o 2SSSe,saeoReceIp,s $500 light 5sos5 Is; pack
,rgksSa $40 heavy b i0e5 %. :, ,os,s al,
sHFEP- Receipts l0) range Soe' -
wooded Texas 1903 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

Refrigerator and Butcher Live weights.
beeyes-CoIn fed. per pound. 8the
Muttons-Fair, fat muttonn. y fb,.....23z~yke
Choice, per pound.......-1 exc
hOkG--Fef 0fA0
Stock hogs. per pound.........,...55<4bl
Bulls and Stays, for sausas . manpfkc-
ture, per pound. l3<9Z<e
ket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
Now Orleans.
PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS. May l.-FLouR
quiet but firm; family 5c@i 50; higher
grades %.
CORN In fair demand; mixed o. white 90
orc
OATS uiet and easier at iiifGei5.
HAY-ln good demand and scarce: choice
% W; prime ~ 10 Oh %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
|pR RENr-DwELLINos.
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

ElAsrsrNDAY, soRREL HORSE,
4 vars o'd, fifteen hands high,
flsM let shoulder and go neck.
selais reward Will be paid for its re-
!lck anderson, Mansion hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

Ladies approve Of your smoking
"Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
= ADvES7isEaENTS.
PROPEssI.,S..

-1o rEssIoNAL
tsli , ,.,sk, Physician and surgeon.
!toa ya.,,al,ence, i'O7 Main street Gon.
Itl7 3 ,a'd]' otilce hourse9 ~ M
r. a. telephoae Conn ection NJ -
ss's s1.rsH a ,,HoMGpATHlsT- Once
Ss1 y tps,s house once so basrs nps Is
eko. ~ m.; Sundays 10 10 Il a. IN.
Hca.i aa ,, 4 MASON. DENT IsTs.
sly isna.,s ',,set, Fort Worth. rex ,s,
s Of ana surrou SiSss 70 c the ei
s,le "a az without pain. by he eea nv. "
~ - Diseased teeth and s S gums os
sss I scs a., 4. u. 0RAMMER , ms
~, Houa,ann ofiice Over cruc ss !.
b.. street between EIr6th
sd ss.s wesibesfsiso,prss n I, &c. q, Mrs..
sqananiss Fourth and I.am uee' ;rs Ga.
aaons Al once i ana I re.l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
erEBls POpERrY roR NENT.

hESI--UsuR BAN RESIDEN CE.
ayelling, hye rooms, /. u wells and
VIZ len acres Of land, u fine dairy
nome. only one and q half miles
Isuuithnnse, an every morning and
anve Rent only $50 per year. APP
sfAs Investment Co. Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
mn COLUMN.

=, : rs ., si:s " = s !; q:
ss 'ss 8 ~ 's.a : cents, sss1 ras,
trance. -------------.-------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
Yesterday To-day.
Now York.

Nsw YORK, May /. COTTON spo,
closed steady.
Bales, sT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02


q 2. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALo
y Pinto county, Texas. runs the finest Con-
cord coaches TO and from Millsap. connect
ing with all trains and IL prepared To- furnish
travellers with teams TO any point at special
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
EAyrEp--aIIsoEL1lNro1Ls
LOST.

\ y EVENING, APRIL IS, A BROAD
I va sa ing, With ~ Latin inscript ON
r r~us ~, Nv -, q. Newly, Worth lodge
VI, LIN engraved on the inside.
nv Nv &c hoerally rewarded on leaving
s.'osner al office OF j. Ii. Brown,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

COTTON MARKETS,
COTTON RKcK,rrs AT ALI UNITED STATE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

WHITFIELD s"fssFsF ~
Futures closed quiet.
BALES, Al 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
rINANnIAl.

4 s.vLEND--I CAN LEND RANCH
I'm n's ss and real estate owners gen
81 IA ,ying from 90 TO So, on
LANES b. SIMPSON,
- US Main street, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
,rEsoNAI~

--,,..-...,,,,,, CLAIRvoYASsTi,..
ksg slss SING ne kind recep I,, irnm ain
s;. y Ss XII srs SsS !.
O. Isv ics Marriage and
& sbs s.nnII. itii Il 10, satisfied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

Futures closed quiet but firm.
Sales, 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

,,o,1 To KNOW THAT WE
lEp-iyyy Mocha, Java, Laguayra,
! rcasilnx, en,yee In this city thus you
n cnd ~ y, S onr goods being fresh. w;
81 niy on ,h "s corner Main ana
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-06-12
MAIDEN ROCK W. G. T. L.

Miss Anna NJ. Edwards delivered
two lectures under the auspices of the
Maiden Rock w. G. L. u. upon the
physical evils of intemperance. She
illustrated by charts the fearful effects
of alcoholic drinks upon these bodies
$50 wonderfully and curiously made,
showing how these beautiful temples
in which we dwell become polluted
and defled by dissipation and drunk
enness.
She portrayed in graphic terms the
power Of habit and how imperceptibly
it steals upon man until he finds him.
self under the power of a terrible
master--the appetite for strong drink,
which is certain to drag him down to
an untimely grave. Her anecdotes
illustrating the different points in the
lecture were well chosen, sometimes
humorous, but often thrilling and pa
thetic. Miss Edwards is an easy pleas
ant speaker, but her lectures were
delivered with too much nervous
haste, as if there was not half time
enough to say all she wished, which
had a tendency to tire and Cypress
her audience and robbed her lecture
of much of its impressiveness and
effect; but as there is SO much to be
said upon this all-absorbIng theme,
we gladly overlooked this defect and
pronounced her lecture surprising
good. Her talks with the children
were charming and completely won
the hearts Of cur little ones. Our six
year-old boys and girls viii repeat her
talk with them, and with a counter.
ance expressive of contempt declare
they ''will never touch the horrid
stuff. =
Mothers have great reason for con-
graduation that through the agency
Of the w. G. T. U. they can place such
instructions before their children, and
we believe that the thousands of
mothers who have clasped hands in
this holy union "for God and home
and native land are training up a
grand army who viii march to The
front in the manhood of the rising
generation and declare the final over
throw of this the giant evil of our
time and nation.
God bless Miss Edwards, land the no
bic baud OF sisters everywhere who
are doing such noble work for our
cause is the prayer Of the Maiden
Rock VI. g. I. u,
AMELIA CAssoN, Gee,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-06-12
PT-ssE- - ,
L. -A-A-a - . -
HONEY SALVE

Sever fails in curing Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores Burns Piles, Pimples and Wounds. The
Honey Salve is the best Salve ever offered TO the
public. Every family should have box of Honey
Salve at hand in case Of sickness or accident
large Boxes, 25 cents.
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Wheat, Oats, and grass are looking
well at the present writing.
One day recently A. Cook, Esq, of
Maiden Rock, was in town.
While in Madison last week, Supt.
Rosenberger spent several hours in re-
viewing the State University.
Many here think that the work done
at the Chicago convention has given
the Republican party a strong ticket.
We understand that there is to be
six-weeks' summer school here, begin
ming July It'll, under the management
of our Co. Supt. and Prof. I. j. Nc
Andrew. This seems to us to be a
good move as we have a good school
house and excellent communications
with the outside world. For further
information, address Supt. Rosenberg
er at Ellsworth.
FOURTH or july is coming and the
preparations for a rousing celebration
at this place on that date are being
pushed forward by our Odd Fellows
Lodge. Not only do they intend that
people shall enjoy themselves in the
evening, which is already foregone
conclusion from the fact that they
have secured the services of the Ital-
ian orchestra of Minneapolis, but the
program indicates that the day as
well is to be given over to pleasures.
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NC RepubIican Candidates.

The spasm of impatience always
present at the gathering Of a preSi-
Dental convention is over. Contrary
to general expectation and the his
tory of the past but five ballots were
found necessary TO ascertain the choice
of the convention, the fifth ballot re-
sultlng in the selection of James G..
Blaine us Republican candidate for
president. Very little contest follow
ed over vice president, Hon. John a.
Logan being the almost unanimous
choice of the delegates on the first
ballot. THIS ticket Is practically, so
far as the president is concerned, an
exponent of that large part of the Re-
publican party who accept the doc
trine OF protection for American in
|dustries, still it may be regarded as
conservative in this respect. and one
that viii not seek to overthrow the
general wishes of the party or the
best interests of tile country at large.
Personally the ticket will be q pop
ular one. The familiar name of
Jim Blaine viii arouse an enthnsi-
asin in many sections which no other
man could inspire, while the popular
fCtS4 ui A1osekIt " LII eCoi1ALAldiitI lAiC It.
gard and admiration of thousands in
whose nerves the war cry yet fingers.
Neither the civil or the military have
been forgotten in the choice Of candi-
dates, and while we may look for
much yituperation from the oppo-
nents, the records the candidates
have both in public and private
will defeat all aspersions of their enc
mics and bring grand victory to the
old flag in November next.
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The farmers of Minnesota sowed q
half million acres less of wheat in
1883 than in 1882. The same policy
of mixed farming continued for a
few years will bring miller associa-
lions to a point where they cannot
dictate prices.
Mr. Douglas H. Tandy, at the class
exercises at Hamline University on
Monday, had the class prophecy. He
graduated in the classical course yes
terday, of which more hereafter.
The Union Depot was burned We'd
nesday morning. The walls stand APP
parently but little injured. owing to
the labors of the fire department. 1t
is likely alarger one viii be built, as
the old one has long been inadequate
to the needs of the public.
Mr.. Frank Bush, manager of the
White Sulphur Springs Association,
Montana, IS in town upon business
connected with the enterprise he rep
sesents. lie is at present manager OF
4 large hotel. with a patronage OF
about one hundred and litty guests,
and in charge of the real estate sales
of the company. besides several large
building contracts.
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Gilman.
Good weather for crops.

Sunday, tho 8th, was Confirmation
day. The service was held in the
church above Martell.
Mr.. Madison, father of John and
Oscar Mattison, died Thursday night,
May Goth, of (sppposedl heart-disease.
His death was unexpected, although
he has been subject to these attacks
for for years. He was buried the
Sunday following.
The following is the list of pupils
on the Roll of Honor in Dist. No. 4:
Arvilla Phillips, Eta Halyerson, Gus
ia Halverson, Hans Erickson, Bertha
0fstie, Ida Iverson, Nellie Carr, Ber-
tina Nelson, Johnnie Johnson, Jennie
Phillips, frankie Carr, Amel Erickson,
John Tanberg. L.