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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
DECATUR.
Death of Lady on a Denver City
Train Kindness Of Strangers
Personal.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, May 25.-On this even
ing's passenger train on the TT. w. 4 ID.
G. railway, Mrs. Keen Of Dallas, who
was returning with her husband after
a prolonged trip in West Texas in
search of health, died as the train was
nearing Alvord. The couple got aboard
the train at Henrietta, where they left
their team and two children, expect
ing to reach Dallas tonight, where the
last hours of the fast-failing woman's
life could be spent at home and among
friends. After the death was an
nounced, she was laid out in the train,
and the lady passengers assisted in at.
tending to her remains. Be
fore the train had reached this
place, which is the next station,
a purse of S32 40 was made up by the
passengers and handed to the grief
stricken husband. whose expenses in
seeking to restore health TO his wife
had made his circumstances very
Strengthened. The corpse will be taken
to Dallas for burial.
Ernest Dubois, agent for the Fort
Worth & Denver City railway at this
place, left this evening for Hillsboro,
Ark, for the purpose of bringing his
father to this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
MONTAGUE.
The County Convention Delegates and
Suggestion OF Preferences.

Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, May 28.--The Demo-
cratic county convention OF Montague
met on Saturday, oath inst, with quite
a full attendance from all parts of the
county.
II. ID. Rugeley was elected chairman
and Joseph Edwards secretary.
The following delegates to the Fort
Worth state convention were appointed
from the several precincts of the
county: q. w. Williams, II. j. Hart,
George Barefoot, Bryant Mitchell, NJ.
III. Whaley, l.. G. McNatt and II. Il.
Landlord. Delegates at large from the
county: G. $. McNatt. Wade Atkins,
|. III. Borgess. and j. II. Stephens.
The convention by resolution APP
proved of the action OF our Democratic
congressman upon the tariff question
recently before congress, and expressed
n preference for Morrison and Carlisle
for president and vice-president. and
recommended George =. Meade Of
Clay and &. l.. Potter of Cooke for
district delegates to the Chicago con-
vention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR saLr.
REAL ESTATE ArAucrroN.
40 LOTS . on IgELLEyun HILL.

AT AUCTION rHiiIRspxy r,xr ,
The growth of Fort Worth h. sa,,, ~.
south ~ shn over Q, people have locate
then ABOUT forty houses stood MI, wneie
on Tue c"iintbanding eminence directiv oas,
pi me residences OF Messrs Cannon III, w" ~
v,dea a NM , r,tammeii; IL has been sub,di.
Texas Investment company ,tm,,.S me
ss e iis lots NJ auction on Thursd ay lima 10
a asos; se,,evne hui Is reached by gradual
The courthouse and same dts,arcss n s ,han
the Texas 4 Pacific ressryntlon sba, az -,
court.nouse Is north OF the reseryni,on' rns
seaStifSi i Fops Warns mountain 4 not more
though situated 100 fee, ahov no, ~, 10,
iriniy, looks from Bellevue b iii
~ s,s u ~ was In valley. The clear For,, On
cross timbeps an, are sycamore, Trinity and the
prominent physic'an OF Fo,t Worth
pronounces; Bellevue 10 be best The drsi m,s
o or subs esi.hiess Tnep, portion of our city
miles TO the south and the breese from M,
,nut point IL Tree rom any faint. Belleyne is
p pi a 10 be the great fashionable quarter of
Hemph,ll. Lip'comb and Wheeler 9, ro.,
run north and south through Bellevue The
Fort Worth street railroad is now being on !.
,io% T saohg ae1phll street in that direc
its terminus Just east OF Bellevue.
Clesr Fork and Trinity hedge 10 Fort Worth
On north, east and west and IL Is bound 10
commune extending south. bellevue ridge is
the only fine place for a drive near the citv
History repeats Itself Property on the south
Siue nns risen with great rspidlty recently.
Land adjoining Bellevue that less than n
year ago SOLD FOR sl,0 an acre now brings
si,sW 10 s2,Hp an acre. Lots b .ught at this
auction Will quadruple In value In few
months, as street railroad and the nat urni
GROW IN OF Fort Worth will soon MI bellevue
WIN houses. This property will be sold nj
auction oni It's merits. Titles sre good, and
abstracts can be seen ut Texas Investment
comnnny's office. Terms exceedingly liberal.
on day OF sale. All are invites. espeeially
me ladies'. No matter whether you expect 10
buy or not, come IN the sale. In meantime.
Walk or drive overto Bellevue. Texas In,
vestment company Il team goes there daily,
before.
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"|7-@-
MARSHALL.
Street Aliray-A Shot-Gun at Short
Range With Slight Damage.

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, May 20.-For some
time past there has been bad feeling
existing between w. S. Ellis and w.
T.. FELTON,. Yesterday Ellis was In
formed that FELTON, had said ugly
things about his wife. He armed
himself and when he met FELTON, de.
manded an explanation and retractlon,
at the same time presenting his pistol.
Friends interposed and separated the
belligerents before harm was done.
Elsis was arrested, tried and acquitted.
This evening, while Ellis was walking
down the square IN front of l.. Kohn's
store, FELTON, assaulted him with u shot
gun, and shot vt him ut u distance OF
only u few yards. Only few shot
took effect, which struck him in the
back of his head and neck. FELTON,
was arrested and placed under bond u
$500. The preliminary trial takes
place tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York Stock Market.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, May 2G.---Money loaned NJ
per cent. prime mercantile paper t@6;
sterling exchange lower.
GOVERNMENT sEcURITIEs.
NEW York. May 2o.-Goyernmentsw weaker.
State securities quiet.
Railways weaker.
In The stock market today LackawanDa
dropped TO sos and others followed LackG
wanna then returned 10 W. Others rose u 10
y per cent. and At noon the market was
strong ~ l0o,<: KS l03: ~ IL: Chicago. Burl-
ington a Quincy l0Dh; Central Pacific u
bid; Denver & Rio Grande lo1z; Northwest
ern 9l1k. Rock Island 10: 81. Paul Omaha
25l< Union Pacific 3gJS. Western Union ts<
Stocks opened weak and declined y 10 ~
per cent. Jersey Central dropped ~ per
cent. 10 5olk. Lackawanna TX; Northwestern
~. Illinois Central w; New York Central
3ys<, and Western Union per cent Before
l0;l0 n recovery or ~ 10 ~ per cent. 10 Union
Pacific was made, and Missouri Pacific fo.d
mp 70 6H.
NEW YORK, May Achievements jowsr
for4,1's registered and nrm Tor other itssi' =.
Railways stronger. state securities quiet
but weak. Al st,ek Exchange opened with
decided pressure TO full dividend paying
stocks. while non-dividcnd payers were com.
paratiyeiy neglected before the frst call,
Missouri Pacific. Western Union. and Union
Pacific developed strength which checked the
downward movement. Other active shares
rallied ~ 10 ~ per cent, subsequently,
LackawaBna becsm very weak and dropped
70 soX. This bresk had but little effect on the
general list which declined only Il 10 X per
cent. IN sympathy. Atl;S) the mnrkef was
better again under Leadership OF LAckawanDn;
brokersl who we've most prominent In dis
posing or their stock In early dealings,
were afterwards conspicuous buyers; stock
rose t1ss, and other active shares moved ny
V 10 2k per cent. The market continued ac-
tive and .strong until after ~ M. when
there was more quiet feeling and reaction
OF V TO * per cent Ia prices. After delivery
hour thers was a rush 70 cover. which
resulted In a rise In prices Of ] 70 " per cen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

ascomparci with III, lowest point OF the day
a steady advance brought In orders for 10. &
accounts aud round amounts. stocN
We're taken At advancing figures
and II was reported In the board
that sSoocV government bonds had been
transferred nom W. II. to W, T. Vanderbilt,
This Is thought 20 mean that tho Vanderbilt
shares would secure better support, and
the list advanced. The market closed
strong at the bcs, prices OF the day.
Delaware and Hudson rose from 70 i.a
TO " ex div, Compared with saturday
i.ackewanaiss i.apcr cent. higher Quincy
ali, st. Paul 10. Northwest 1 LIS and pro.
fefred l, Lake shcw27-s, Missouri rac dc az,
New Jersey Central IL. Northern raelnc
preferred rs, Pacific Mail and Reud,ng IS
Omaha preferred . s-i.. Union Pacific si.a.
Western Union LII. and ihe remainder ac-
tive list i-sper cent.
transactions. sisi,ooo.
MONEY,
NEW York, May N.--NIoney loaned nj i.s
per cent? prime mercantile paper, 500:
sterling exchange h. b. reduced 70 1854; sight
noNps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
SHERMAN.
A Local Musical and Dramatic Club.
Court Notes.

A Local Musical and Dramatic Club
Court Notes.
Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, May CA number Of
leading young men of the city met
yesterday and organized a musical
ana dramatic club. They appointed
committee to draft n constitution
ana bylaws for the society, and adj
lourned 10 meet one week from date 10
perfect organization and elect officers
ior the ensuing year. About thirty Of
the liveliest and most talented musi-
Grams and amateur dramatists
OF Sherman havealready Joined, and
many more will attach themselves nc
soon as they get under way. They
propose to make the ladies 6oporary
nemoers, and contribute to the pleas
utes OF our society BY frequent concerts
anu iight dramas during the next few
months. The eminent success oh
tanned py the home talent that so nd
mirably rendered Patience u few
weeks ago shows concusively
That a little training is
all our people need to make them fully
equal t. the best travelling troupes on
the road.
The case of the Denison negro House
was called in the district court this
evening, and Judge q. w. Cook was
appointed by the court to defend him.
After short consultation, the counsel
asked until tomorrow morning to pre-.
pare his defence. This time was
granted, and the court was form
ally adjourned until that hour.
Many citizens of Denison are here as
witnesses, among them the young la
dies who Were the objects of his muir.
derous assaults with the knife.
The city, outside of the court bust
ness, is remarkably quiet, us the sur
rounding farmers are too busy fighting
weeds TO loaf around the streets.
Saturday nightA. III. Peacock, living
two miles north of the city, had dit
ficulty with hired hand named Il.
T.. Koch and gave the latter a
violent thrust with a pitchfork in the
L It arm and side. Complaint was filed
Sunday before Justice Bullock. and
Constable Wright arrested the offender
and put him under II $1,000 bond fol
his appearance to stand an examining
trial on Friday next. John f. Evans
and n. A. Birge were his sureties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
CISCO.
Judge Wheeler q Candidate for At
torney. General-The Choice Of
the Great West.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the tazette'
Cisco, May 26.-Judge I. B.
Wheeler of this district will bel candi-
date for Encouragement before the
state Democratic convention. 1t has
been his intention to retain his posi-
ton MS district judge, for which he has
no opposition, but the urgent and con-
tinued solicitations of friends all over
the state have induced him to permit
his name to be used in connection
with the attorney-generalshlp. To q
GAZETTE reporter to-day he stated that
if the nomination was rendered him
he would not decline. The judge IL
one of the most widely known and
popular men OF the West, and will 20
INTO the convention backed by solid
Western delegation. He Is also very
stropg In Southern Texas, where he
formerly resided. and has q host OF
friends all over the state. The im-
preston prevails here that the great
West, which goes solid for. the Demo-
cratic ticket, ought to have repre-
sentation on 1t, and its claims viii be
induslrlonsly pushed in the conven-
ton
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Chicago.
Especial 10 tho Gazette.

special 10 tho 0aIette.
CHICAGO. May 26.--The proceedings In the
wheat market were quite lively and inter
sstiDg, ss the bulls and bears were working
with all their might 70 gain their point The
bears took courage from The met that the
syndicate OF the bulls which appeared 10 In
Vulnerable all alopgi IS now crippled by tho
continued money stringcncy ard must un-
LOAD 10 some extent In order 10 save them
selves. To-day moro unloading by the bulls
was Witnessed and prices declined nearly 2
cents; then by u more than extraordinary
effort the bnils more than recovered this Ioss.
II was remarked by foms oftbe clique that
many such victories arc not atsli desired by
,hcm, Just now II ID MISTER Of life and
death witt, them, ~ all attention was cen-
tered In wheat.
Corn was active and did mot fiuctuste at
all.
TIE provision market was stale, nat and
lower quotations can hardly be given.
+ Cattle receipts 500; fair TO good graiss
steady; common 10 10 20 lover: quality com,
mon sales Al o. 10 40 Texans 4 W 70 900.
sheep duil and dsInonlixed
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May sg.-FLopR-suiet and I'M
June tsfssix closed sijG JaiS @lsssSjs
''c ccss. 70 s..sssss, May Ss~ssIli June
sskSts;k; July s;}k@N w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
The Methodist Convention.

BALTIMORE, May 2G.--rhe Meth
odist Protestant convention selected
Adrian, Mich. as the place for the
next grand convention. The reso.
luton selecting two editors for the
Methodist Protestant aud Recorder, ut
a salary Of 81, 800 each, was referred 10
the publishing committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
A Mxsierr solved.

CINcINNATI, May 28.-A difpAtch
was received at late hour last night
from superintendent Of Police Walling
~ View York, saying that q body,
~ nswsring the description OF Miss Ara
haila Hazard, was found drowned ut
I n. ", yesterday. Miss Hsz-
: ri formerly lived at Hobbs Ferry, y.
~ near Hastings. Her friends left for
ths east last night TO take charge OF
The body, In case identity Ii estab-
lished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

Special 90 the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY, May co.-The provision mar
ket was duii and shade lower. Lard duh.
Pork slow nj siT 90. Cattle receipts 1900: slow,
with sales ~ 81 as@so). sheep iifelsss. Wheat
slow. Corn lower.
rnopucx.
KANSAS CRY. May s.-wuEAr- quoted
ss{s hid cash; s4,,asi& May, ~ July.
,CoRs-tsss cash; ia>s@iSA June; six@tix
oArs-ss hid,
Live STOCK.
The Live s,o,k Indicator reports.
CArrLN-Receipt pts s,ws nntive steers OF
unchanged.
Hoes -Rccsipts d,nol. l,ts averaging lOi to
$40 pounds sS 2>1t is. mainly ssi0.
sitssr-Rsccipts. stS; natives OF ~ pounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

P ,o' isels IS; June 70 sosis 50; Jub
lam, cs.6 scaxeso S,S; June sicss Tx:
HtIE 2sSIs--shoulder us short rib 10;
short clear sob N / u
live STOCK.
Report OF Drcverx' journal:
Hoes Receipts, ~, 90; ranging lonS ca.
C~rriH--Rcceipts 500; export grades 10
90 "a. good TO choice shippinx Ovs1S0 10; com.
mon TO medium D 25cboN 10 grnU Texans IS
@5 0e corn.fcd Texans o0cp5 ~ N l'Td
SukKr.- Receipts, 900: inferior to fnlr 20
S'S medium 10 good 1901 90; choice TO
extra s595 20. 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

c. e a., so oas attorney :. law, real ss
tsxue county, Texas. viii p,sct,'sn a. ny" s,1-
S Sus,s OF Montague and adjoining countieS.
ssPecisl attention given 20 land matterS ana
~ o1iectons References given II deNired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

nsw onLrArs, May %. = oorron :
Spot closed steady,
hAles, 1,iOl.
Low Ordinary sgf; Ordinary =; Good ordi-
nary lO,f; Low Aiddllns llLE hiddling III:
i2k.
Futures closed quiet.
Bales, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FEIH0UsAND CUSTOMERS AT A. ].
|Aheenon's, @5 Houston street, Fort
Fl,itIas, wholesale and retail dealer in
Es!os, ammunition, fine pocket cut
anlng tackle, poles, seins, nets, etc.
lo'%' prices and best goods guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

fsie p,n, HOUSE, MINERAL WELLS,
{uslsli tss,it resort, well furnished rooms.
sk Undss' aud the best OF attention 70
~ ( W nrthe Personal management OF
"uke OF Weatherford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

y Tia HOUSE, BoNHAM, TEXAS.
lenelur ianusersigned takes pleasure In an.
cetaly ma ~ Old friends and the public
ID il y hotel properly. and viii be pre-.
1ttlAss sesaln the travelling public with
ent Of ths Recommendations in every depart
eAection n9.el business. / have also In
w W. the hotel two large and
" he nArssrmp 70 oms fitted up express
49, q. L. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
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srRAyED OR STOLEN.

N REWARD FROM MY PLACE
" on The night OF April p, 1851, one
4h'!ell0w Jersey COW, no marks or
rsuas within two days of calving when
lpsed, Will pay the above reward
hfdelivery IL me In the western part
lesiy, near Days artesian well. Il. II.
II, fcrt Worth, May 20, 1854.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

nRs. MAYFIELD ~ MASON, DENTISTS,
- 200 Houston street, Fort Worth, Texas,
respectfully tender their services to The citi.
Gems of Fort Worth and surrounding country
Teeth ext-ac ted without pain, by the use of
nitrous.oxide gas. Diseased teeth and gums
a speciality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

nR. w. W. RoUTH, MUNICIPALITIES
- Ofiice and residence Third street, corner
Rusk. opposite the opera house. Office hours:
to 10 q. M: 230 10 p. M; Sundays 10 to u
a. m, Telephone, No 200,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
HOTELS.

fos rfak,,E THE OPPORTUNITY OF IN.
y thai aag The public, our friends and pat
J Tia aoor old stand, the Plaza house. yet
lhaurrv open FOR the accommodation OF
b d. n S and weary, traveller, etc. Rates
a! week ~ ahny. Board and lodging s. TO 80
|icuud In ,ahoie board "a per week. We cat
b 70 tSs which IL being built as AN addi-
Esse, n'use, southeast corner public
ROWLAND L. MosELEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
LAND AGENT,

fsrss =. RUCKER q CO., BELToN,
,rsto,,. Land " and General Agents. Sole
irda u " the Abstract OF He'll County
tInr A. , uedo q general land business. In.
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TOR RENT-DwELLINGs.

NJ DESIRES TO REST A NICELY
s.hsd house, four rooms, bath room
phsn 10 family without children, and
lih tnein as payment or nsrt pay
Kent. Apply 10 Mrs. Jno. w. Turner,
ne street.
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HACK LINES.

n Rnuyt ,.,.. >->---->->-|>----- =
|. nn,oWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALO
r T,,sscnes TO and from Miiisap. connect
|ssisrs nj, Trains. and IL prepared to furnish
~ "''n teams TO any point At special
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sew Orleans.
PRovfRroNs,

NEW oS1rANs. May M-FLcuR--
and dropping; mmiiy tX@isS; high grades
Cons Msn.-Iiiehsr and scarce atari
foRk-Suict nj S-t.
kanR sGss rs sncsd M ss sas.c
70: long clear and cl.nr ribsl-e.
sns s,a moderate snJ ,,s as RIA shoulders
s,saas S Al iSs,,@ls ii ~ 'u'ea '"nV'''a
llw,,,s,sy;. and nrm: western
o,orsEr-lbSiE Rio carsocs common TO
suaAe~puii and nominal, common to GOOD
common 4 l.ss1i 81; fair 10 fully, fair ~
primo i.sesls; yellow clarified eos i-s
white O as. graduated 81.
Moi.Assss.- In moderate demand; csntrifn-
val .0a3p; fefmcnting a'eosS, rcboilcd S@!o
Men-Quiet but steady; Louisiana ordi-
BHAN--Duii aud lower AZ so@sJ.
SSrras sss 81 .. Q 1d,nln as a'd demend'
rRoppuN.
CoRs-in fair demand supply light; white
wukAr-ts,
OArs--pnli at ~
HAr.onlet prime il@isi choice so@2il&
SIGHT rxoiIASaF.
~ Nrw onl Ynss' May s.-s,sht esenangS
Sterling on Ssw Exchange hhSrs; h. e 10" premium"
rev sorK.
LIVE STOCK.
| Nww Yonw, May ss.--Brwvra--Rcceipts
| i,lt0; market fairly active with very strong
| pricos for atrictly prime steers easier for
| lower grades, cxtron,es, oltpI TO- for steers.
| including nve carloads OF Texas steers
az sfd 10; twenty-five car loads of native
| steers, sOle7 90
| sIinnr-Rccoipts 300 good ahocp rather
| arm; spring lambs dun and lower. sheep sold
| 0Jopi 10; lambs 0007 % with Que rar atsu.k
PRODUCE.
| NEw SoRK, May 81 -FLoun-Dull.
WnEAr-Spot grades shade stronger, OPP
| tiuns opened 10 10 Us lower, afterwards re-
covered nom decline. aud advanced IL,
closing weaker. With reaction OF nom ~ 70
H.; ungrndct red 7panl .13ss; No. red. % 10,
| SonN-~Srot lots ~ higher; options opened
| ~ lower. afterwards ndyaecd "a TO | SIS, and
| closed flrm. Ungfadrd biu5B ~; No. "
steamer 12i MOL n1lhMGl1s.
CorFKk-Spoi fair; Rio dali and nominal
| options quoted unchanged
| sales. 900 bags.
| Rio No. H.
Juur''''''.'.s l0hs 70
PROVISIONS
SuGAR-Duil pnd weak, cuba, IS IL test,
| D; mir 10 gnod reclining quoted NJ 1903 ~.
MohAssp,-null nuu unchanged.
Rtcp--Qui II but firm.
| TAILnw--Dull but sieudv.
RosiN-puict unchanged.
TuirENII NE.-t,uict: 3a 8-idti3.
l'oiut- quiet hut firm.
IirNi--Iuiet aud unchanged.
LAnp--flfm; S3j
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

80 GOOD SITUATION AS
'sfs al ~ Al wears experience In general
s..,ness Address n, o., Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

~ A. STEVENS. X. Il. GRAMM Es, DRS.
IL StevensS Grammer, Office over Cruces
drug store, Houston street between Eighth
and Ninth. DIR. Stevens residence ut Mrs.
Tackaberry's, East Weatherford street: DR..
Grammers, corner Fourth and Lamar. Tele-
phone communications at office and resi-
lpucae
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n.srp..,.

LryxnrooL, May a. corrox-spot closed
steady.
OfulnNfy: ..s..,s-sss" PA d
4ood 0f0fnhry.-..-.. D ssb BIZ
Low middling. .,..- o ~ ~
Middling uplandsr.. . f-16 0tl4
NiddiinG ttTlcaug.. -. d 7.l0 07.i6 N
Exporis ior spsc iiaiion 500 20
ImpOrtN, none. 81 4. "
Fulnrea cloeed eAsy. L----- ----l--
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zion wANTED-MALE.

~, :, soARDERs AT GLAND
brEp re ao 81: / BILE and service ilrst,
kstisn, an md cool rooms with board
Gnies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

NEW COTTAGES, ONE
aiefrom Belknan street railway. Ap-
ZIP. GAZETTE office.
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Futures closed quiet.
Hal "a. 2.alll.


N.y Yosx, May u. oor1ou : Spot
closed steady.
aaiAa l7i5.
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pooMs FOR RENT.

1.-TWO WELL VENTILATED.
ssi'nished front rooms on corner
k'snIhoun: rent reasonable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

ELEGANT FINISHED HOUSE, TWO.
Jtes, seven large rooms, plastered,
(elng kitchen, dining-room and SER
non separate from main building,
ltt zn and business. A good home
tlrlent neighborhnod. No lS0S
snonon street. Call on w. Green Mt
Ftprnd.house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
!. .lr--M IsCELLANEOUs.

.rv-A NICELY FURNISHED
sst 600 West Third street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

ID SALOON STOCK. OUTFIT COM
W., Including one billiard and pool
|ip house situated on Main street,
|'rs or Thad. Angel, Meridian. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
ME EYE AND EAR-DR. JAS. BRERN,

INhE EYE AND EAR-DR. JAS. BREEN,
i recently from the Eye and Ear mfr.
mary, Chicago has located at Fort Worth,
surgical treatment OF the diseases of the eye
and ear. Office over Twombly & Son, on
Main street, near the square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROFESSIONAL.

nRJ. Il. COOPER, Physician and Surgeon.
IL ONCE and residence. l,0T Main street, (or.
posite cotton yard. ONCE hours-9 to 10 a.
m. and TO p. m. telephone Connections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
rASrED-AGENrs.

AGENTS FOR NEW GAS.
ltee,,,,nendlum, the old with 3 DAD
Iore Information tnan any
|isle,,ne len times the price. Ad-
a sar,snd & Co Dallas, Tex