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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-11-12
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Children, slowi 81 devalopsment. punex, se9wny
and delicate, use sswells' Health Homework
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-11-12

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costs only IS cents and all book and news dealers
sell it, Tho Subscription price IL S30n year, and
now is in the time to subscribe.
A free apscsTnen copy Of ST. Nicholas Will be
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

DALI & MOZART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID Office over First National Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
Saddles. Ivarue... Etc.

eKlRTIN--No. I California skirting, PEI
roll, t0itc., No. | California skirting per side,
t2,so.: No. fair hemlock, clean. vord stock
t0c-; No, nair hemlock, no oil, $50: No.
oiled hemiock. clean neah, s7,sc.; No. 4 oiled
HARSFss LEATHER. / ohio. medi.
um and heavy weight, s7c., No. II Ohio mo
dunn aud light, Soc,; No. hcmiock, sic.; No.
MIND BRibLns.-No. 4, " CON-. .cwea
n, ipcr DOZEN, IS 40, No. 10. Y bkle. IN, pigeon
wing, per dos, all %, No, IS, y do, piB %.
RIDING RRiDLtcs'--A.in In. blk. or hsir iouh.
hoad curb biin. $40 20, u do. fancy mont do.
sis 90; y In, long rein do, si6 00: X In. doub.
and stitched mont do, extra curb bitt si6 30.
FlLLlN6S.--A IN short rein, blk, or fair,
sSboi do, BLK, or good, $40 80.
SAnDI.tA.---No. 4 stock Cheyenee, Llama
pockets, tin, Number ~ ditto, less tho
pockcp, tSe. No. loose laced, coarse sill
tree, e23; No. 2 loose riyitad do, s2, No; 4
Colorado, genuine abort Frieseke tree, Gcs: No
~. tod, coarse, tl2, No. ~ do, still treo, els.
No, 10, stitched, null rig, rose troe, 90 30: No,
~. tackled, do. do, ~: threo quarter and halt
rigs, mons, t59is; do, boys', SaeDS,
HARNESS. WAaoN.--ii, IL and ~ inch
long tug complete (collar, brides, lines,
etc). s2Obs2p2s ~ Inch, machine, short
ting. complete, bio 90; ~ inch, hand, OAK
stock, short tug, complete, si7; AZ inch nal
tug, complete, SlHb0,
Spurs Eureka No. ., chased, per dossn,
q %; lndianoln, blucd, PER dozen, 81 50;
Mexican, two TO throc-inch rowels, 81 2sqls 10.
LE9GTNS.--No.l ], Cal. style, cali, ss; No.
Gal. style. kip leggin leather. IS 50; No. do,
No 2, old style hip do. a. 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
St. Louis.

Special 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s -WHHAT-Ail through
the forenoon the market was active aud
prices advanced, with sgreat outside and To-
cal demand. In the afternoon, under the I'M
favorable reports the demand slackened, and
prices went OH all but Il OF a cent.
In corn the deere use In the visible supply
helped TO put up prices, but tn" demand was
and prices at the close were only half
n cent higher than yesterday
Provisions were stronger ana rather better
in pr ce. The demand has increased.
Cattle receipts 900. market barely steady,
but all found sale; natives t0d0 90; corn-fed
Texans 7o@5 20; grass Texans 40o4i7b.
Sheep, offerings large and market weak.
Texas sheep sold at l9@225.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-FLouR-steady and un'
changed
asked; May o7% asked' June eNefSe. clos
'D SoRS s cash: 5lXabaN May; 5iJsa
5,,ssss June; 5l1se52k July, closing at inside
OATS lles3iss cash. s3ss bid FOR July.
wBIsKY-steady at Us.
CoRSMEAI~-Firm; 3U6.
PoRK-l6 rs.
BULK MEAT-Long clear %; short rib
BAcoN-Long clear o.; short rib l2I<;
abort clear o 25a9TIs.
ARD-Nonlinal.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLE--Receipts $500 export steers q Ola
90; good 10 choice OcNo W; common
.-Keceipts 400: slow at 8 ela57;.
SHEKp-keceipts 3,1UG natives, clipped
range, 0oa %; Texans 275@ts5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

LyMnxx--Hough lumber, BOXING, ~ incns>
boxing md flooring, clcass, w.; thick cssrl,
~ aud ", en-; rouEh lumber. aecond class
cs. loist and scantling, culln, el5.
htptNa-ttrst common white Pine, 80 10.
second do. SO: third do. el6: poplar. t26 90
~ ~ nsiivs pine ~ ~ So do u, e2S; native
Dnrssxp Luxmsx- Boxing ~ inches nna
under, SIG Q0esss OF 40 kxa, $40 0N92s %
scAntling, loist CT any common Lumbar
Nsd QoepS "a: boxing over II inches, tp,uOD
81 %; thick clears, " tol 4 and 2 $50 0oeSA %.
second class. any kind. s1l co0o@ 81.
DRr<sNp AND MATCHED ELookfN0-F1r1
class, y2S, second class, t2l.
WnrrKPfNK FuRStaN1Nu LuMnBn--lk, N
aud inch white p,nc, CV inch do, rs.
CKfLlSo--BKApEp on PLAiN-Firpt oom-
mon white piue, ", SS2bo I'd do, ~; 81 DO, a.,
poplar, Y, 60 opsass.S0, poplar, y, es9.NoS6 o.
naiiverine ", t1s,SN do, y, e26.
rorLAn LpxBEa---lA, ~, and Inch, -
suisoIu,.-whi,e pine A, y; do shaded A,
isnnd, sS do No. .. si's 40 No. 3, ss.SS NATIVE
pIokrrs.-whitcp Pine. dressed and headed.
square OF nsts4 yellow pine DO. y; iath..
LINZ, ckxrsr, Erc--.I.ims, Austin, q "a
per ehl. Cement. Louisville or RpeenAle, o27b
per hhl.; Portland. N7b per Dbl. Platter Paris,
New York or Michigan. Is ~ pcr Dbl. Plastsi
Rsicx.-.Tic-proc s1s psr n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
CAP COLUMN.

-. soer this lead " Ill be In
S'ensrss, w.. Of ave cents a line each
the r 'sora Is to the line. No adyer-
svsn w y ,or less than IS cents. Par
lpsI,esa :, & have no running account
I, advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
BASTROP.
Arrest of Two Noted Texas Criminals
In Nebraska-GOOd Detective
Work.

Special to the Gazette.
BAsTRoP, May 2S.-Oflicers Scurry
AID Foster returned last night with
Walter and Bob Miles from North
Platte, Neb., whittier they had been in
pursuit of the noted criminals. Walter
Miles is wanted for the murder of
young Taylor at Elgin; Bob Miles
Is indicted for the murder Of u
negro at that place, and for various
smaller crimes. He had been arrested
last month by officers in Elgin, but by
bold dash succeeded in max
ing his escape. Since that
time, Sheriff Jenkins has been faith
fully and lab0riously working up the
ase, and his deputies have been trac-
ing the brothers from place to place.
Their capture involved no inconsid.
cradle expense, and evinced detective
ability OF a high order. Under the
administration of Sheriff Jenkins.
criminals seldom escape, and the bad
portion of our community is rapidly
being brought to law and order. Amy
county might well be proud of such
an official.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York Stock Market.

NEwyoRK. May disbursement nrner
for as: lower for AIS.
RalIwaysis regular.
state securities quiet.
The share market opened weak. and in the
first half hours business there was decline
Of Y 10 ~ In prices later ON there
was n recovery OF n 70 TX,
rackawauna aud Union Pacific
,sading the rally. After II o'clock spscnla-
lion became weak and lower. In the AFTER
noon the bears made sharp attac on the
market. supported by unfAyorable rumors.
Money also became active, advancing 70 .
per cent. and this assisted In this downward
movement. Prices broke y 70 s per cent.
New York Central. Northwest preferred
and Union Pacific bsins the greatest suffer
sTs. Near the close there was recovery OF
K@,,l. and the market closed STEADY. Com
nsyed with last night. closing prices are ~
lower for Northwestern preferred. ~ fol
linton Pacific and New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
HOUSTON.
Capt. Edward Atkinson Drowned =
Particulars OF the Accident
The Central Road.

Special to the Gazette.
HUSTON, May 2s.--This morning the
sad news reached the city of the death
by drowning of Capt. Edward Atkin-
son of the tug Louise, and only son of
Capt. ]. ]. Atkinson, superintendent
of the Houston Direct Navigation
company. Deceased was about twenty
six years of age, and was married to
Miss Ranlett of Franklin, La, in De.
cember, 1870. Capt. Ed, as he was
generally called, left the barge, which
the tug had In tow, to go aboard the
tug while the tug was under Roadway,
about two miles below Liberty. lie
had gotten half way across, the dis
lance being short, when the tug gave
a sudden jerk, throwing him from his
balance and into the river. He
was most excellent swimmer, and
must have been struck by the rudder
or screw of the tug, as he did not rise
TO the surface OF the water. The tug
was stopped and search made, but
1t was impossible to do anything. That
he was drowned is beyond all question.
but it is probable that the body will
not be recovered, owing to the over
flowed condition of the river, and the
proximity to the bay. Capt. j. j.
Atkinson was In Galveston mt
the time the news was received,
but Immediately came up on special
train, arriving here at 1855 o'clock.
Edward Atkinson was universally be-
loved by all who knew him, and tbs
sad news of his death is likely TO have
u serious effect upon his young wife
rs she is seriously indisposed.
Central trains are not running out,
the western branch being overiloweC
between Hampstead and Chapel Hill
and the main line between Cofsicans
and Bryan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

81 Bars. Cinnamon: 70. Sound, ias e: bark.
no.: bicArhonAte. OF soda, Eng, Sc cop
perss, per n. ades. cantor oil, y gal. ssa.l TO-
tmottiedS. Per g. SOY cream tartar, g p, per PEP
pound. hH; chalk. Temp, per pound. Has
eslomsl, Z. 4 W. per pound 7o@sa caioipsl,
d%s", SSSi " cSicrof a Il lSS SIors oo my
pcsition powder, chSsN, dovcra powders, ! ~:
cpsom salts. per pound. scss; gum opium. pcr
pSirs Nv gun Ss mpasSn n@ S,i sas," "r
sNO ouininc, =: W. per o.. ssesl 40 ;
German. nor OF: sneel IS; potash, bromide,
sostn iodidc, ~: chlorats, s202s Alum, %.
Flour sulphur, 4e0sc; Essen tinl oils, 81. Louis
isti Strictly pure white lead, 40; Patent
medicines, rebate list; =. ID. fluid extracts.
NO and 10 per ct OF; do, hrok en- ,5n per ct on.
Lard oil, .oas), Bismnih, sub. nit, DO Al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

RAB IRON, . %. --NorwAy. se.: No. n b
sssss ,,sn ,l nS abb shss az ,rcn 10 10
10: No. / X do. i5s; Isis foodng IL, % <
0Sb0; nlb and idxil pat do, n 55les %;
upner's wire, 70 per cent, on; timers stock
forty per cent on; cook stoves, With ware,
GIG D53S %; d9, With Trim Inings " bo1eSogn Y.
tongues, eooesI Wi singletrees, q bolstsrs
ton.; spokes, 37t9s 70; felloes. q sl1 g;
pSb Sss ss. y ~ n siovy Ssss eSc
~SAifs. 8 20 fse, basis od.--Burdsn horus
Or DO, Is 70; burden mule. " 60. Nonhwsft
eTn horss shoe nsils. ~; ~. 40; s -. 10
Ne Ne g. 81, NJ NJ -: &C. Ko. Z ~ aG NJ &c
i6c.; Aussbls DO. No. I. so. No. "a, Eo.
2ie, Z He !: w No 70. s; !. oa;soo.
~ a:ss: "a sseis' = ~ 500
~ 81 as Cls'issf 'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR SALE
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
iis LOTS IN REhLEvuE ADDITION,

AT AUCTION THURSDAY JUNEls.
The growth OF Fort Worth Ia southwark
In Two years over Q, o. people have locate
then about f,rty houses stood. Bellevue Is
on the commanding eminence directly east
OF the residences of Messrs Cannon, Miles, I,
Leach and iIammell. II has been sub-di-
vided and wire-fenc.d offinto blocks. The
Texas Investment company, limited, will
sell lis lots at auction on Thursday. June H.
1884. bellevue hill Is reached by gmduai
ascent and Is about eighty feet II CHER than
the courthouse and same distance south OF
the Texas & Pacific reservation that the
view from Lookout mountain is not more
beautiful. Fort Worth on the north.
though situated 100 feet above the
Trinity, looks from Bellevue hill
as II IL was in a valley The Clear Fork on
the west and the sycamore, Trinity and the
cross timbers on the east are seen.
A prominent physic an of Fort Worth
pronounces Bellevue 10 be the best drained
and healthiest portion OF our city
or suburb. There Is no water for
miles TO the south and the breeze from
that point IL free from any faint. Bellevue Is
hound TO be the great fashionable quarter OF
Fort Worth.
run north and south through Bellevue. The
Fort Worth street railroad is now being ey-
tended along Hemphill street in that direc-
tlon. the Rosedale street railroad will have
| It's terminus just east OF Bellevue.
Clear Fork and Trinity hedge Ia Fort Worth
on north, east and west and u Is bound 10
| continue extending south. Bellevue ridge is
the only fine place for a drive near the city.
History repeats itself. Property on the South
| side nas risen with great rapidity recently
| Land adjoining Bellevue that less than a
| year ago sold for $40 an acre row brings
| sl,2OD To 81, 800 an acre. Lots b ,ught at this
auction will quadruple in value IN few
| months, as street railroad and the natural
| growth of Fort Worth will soon iii Bellevue
| with houses. This property will be sold at
| auction on its merits. Title, are good, aud
abstracts can be seen at Texas Investment
| compauy's offce. Terms exceedingly liberal
| Conveyanccs 10 ground will be furnished Ire
| on day OF sale. All are invitei, especially
| the ladies. No matter whether You expect 10
| buy or not, come Tn the sale. In meantime
| walk or drive overto Bellevue. Texas In
vestWent company's team goes there daily
| This property has never been ON the market
| hafnrp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

Spencer g. Tucker have five delivery
wagons. nineteen polite, attentive
clerks, the finest stock OF staple ana
fancy groceries and do the largest re-
tail business In the city. All this
guarantees TO our patrons prompt de-
livery of the freshest goods. Suppose
YOU trade with them the month OF
June, and convince yourselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29


Special TO the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY, May ss--rhe provision mar.
ket showed little moro life, ba, prices were
stiii depressed.
Lard slow.
Pork quiet.
Cattle market opened with scsnt receipts,
and butiltiie trading was done. sales we're
ats sc06 o., which were higher.
sheep duh and unchanged.
Wheat slow and weak.
Corn irregular.
rRonucE.
KANSAS Cry. May sS-wneAr--Quoted
NdS9& cash: ~ bid June. s,,s asked July.
SorS-ts bid cash; issesiss bid May; Az
OATS -2sk bid.
IrvF STOCK.
The 1.-Two Stock Indicator reports:
CArrLn-Receipts SUE faarkct trm and
lower for native steers ot l,0Ca 10 l.a~i
rounds average bs@o .slE Others nm.
changed.
Hocs-Rcce,pts II, DOR mrxet weaker.
SfKsr-lteccipts. l,sts natives of 10, 10 $50
pounds average 1894 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

The remains of d. +. G. Melville
accompanied by his wife, his brother
William b. Melville. and undertaken
ID. II. Shyler, arrived at Washington
Pa, recently from Philadelphia, and
were taken immediately to the crema-
tory, This is the fourth incineration
In the LIE Moyne crematory In the last
two weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

Central, sM TOR Reading, for
Lackawanna aud Illinois Central, sN for
Central Pacific, AZ. Tor Western Union and
Delaware 4 Hudson. iJk for quincy, ~ for
Jersey Central aud Northern Pacific pre-.
ferred, Ia FOR Missouri Pacinc, aud Vel per
cent, for the remainder OF the active
list The committec have decided 10 close
the exchange on decoration day.
WALL Strict. NKw YoiiH, May sS--etocks
being un,oS fes SSe" and Central rao nS 'a''e'
MONEY.
NEW YORK, May ls,--Money loaned ll6as
closing lhm2 prime mercantile paper, snC
sterling exchange h. Il. weaker ati Sis.; slight
Sl|.
noSps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
Chicago.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Chicago, May 2s.-with the exception,
OF corn, all the markets opened lower and
were weak for time. Then the bulls began
10 manipulate prices AMI run them quite
high, but they could not hold them there.
and at the close the advance was not
marked. The outlook for the bulls again
became quite rosy. There was q great deal OF
activity Witnessed In sii branches, aud the
din. rent pits exhibited their old time life.
The provision market was active, and pork
Huciunted wildly. running up 10 o. per
barrel, but did not stay there. Armour and
the syndicate have n corner and control
prices. Lard was also active and higher.
I,oose meats active and loo. higher. June
and July pork, 10 IS; July wheat. 9i]f.
All kinds OF rumors are Out about the fail
| ure Of the wheat crop.
Cattle steady and unchanged. Sales al %
TO 0 70; 20 grass Texans at 4 oos< 81.
sheep slow on light receipts.
| CHICAGO, May 2s--Jhe 10 srd OF trade de-
cided 70 adjourn over Friday, decoration
day. and also saturday.
| PRODUCE.
FLouR-In fair demand and unchanged.
wnEAT-yune es .,299 ~, closed 10 Is
July 70 siGe,i-i, ciosingeI Ia:
June IS s-sasS ~ July 81 l,slei7 81.
OArs-tAsh 81; MAY 81 $500 "a; June 81 81
@s7 rs; July 50 So ss2s4.
PoHx-cash 10 . .si0 So; May 10 Seie 81
June 10 sosis %. closed 10 s,sls 6; July 10 q
's9o g, eIs,ed iss,s sls.o;<. I'm. s.nos O,
iiiLK MEAIs--shoulders Is; short ri
1914: short clear 81.
LIVE STOCK.
Report OF Drovers Journal:
Hoos-Heceipts, HOO bV0a57k
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

MtscELLANEous-rt Ncv cnnins, = rsr
pur, <3t1c.;. pillow sineIettee< pcr dos, e2S5,
B Ssa Sss s a SCrsi osl. q as Ss 81
door butts, d and 10 per cont, on; cut md
nn cent Blind Snss s sS d rsa s
or: carriage bolts, Is and 10 per cent on;
pillow bolts, Ssg Per cont. OF; pieoe TIN sssr~.
cent. on; shallow stamped ware. 10 per cent
on; japanned ware. 80 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
ROW Orleans.
PRovIsIoNp.

fkONiblONts
NEW OkEKANs. May %-FLouR- Dull
aud unchanged family aH@i,s high grades
o 3Seo5 ~.
CORN MrAr,-Higher aud scarce and In good
demand At 81.
poRK-Firmer and scarce Mt lll4@l7A.
LARp--Stcady; uerce refined ~. ses y.
BULK MKA1e-Scarcc and frm; shoulders.
packed, o 10: long clear and cl,nr rib \ In.
BAcoN.-lh moderate demand: shoulders
Ga; long clear and clear rib $50.
HANs--Chotce sugar cured cnnrnscd
steady ut ~ S-tetl3 II.
WMisKy--steady and irm: western
rectined 1 nhepl 20.
CorFEE- Steady; Rio cargoes common 10
suGAn-Duh and nominal common to good
common l.24ni 81; fair To nlly fair ~;
prime bl-So0l2. yellow clarified 600 Is;
white 8-S; graduated 63-i.
MoLAssIss.- In moderate demand; centrifu-
gal .0nS1; fermenting 1Cta5; reboilcd aship.
RicE-Quiet but frm, Louisiana ordi'
nary 10 prime, l.s@o.
BRAS-Dull nj sjtopl.
COTTON SEEp OIL-Primo crude 81 .co
~; summer yellow 3n@i0 Duh.
PRODUCE.
CORN outlet and higher mixed 69@7oi
white TS6s7i.
OAIs-Dull and lower at ii@isls
HAy-ln moderate demand; prime l6eia
| choice n.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
NEw ORLNA Ns, May 2s.--Sight exchange
on New York, % PER 1910 premium
sterling exchange Ii. u. isi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
INSTRUMENTATION.

dt,r,uussAND CUSTOMERS AT A. ].
|isSss 70 Houston street. Fort
S1lcI. Wholesale and retail dealer In
RAins ammunition, fine pocket cut.
- "a cAie, poles, seins. nets, etc.
{r'ees and best goods guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

ssEWARD FROM MY PLACE
~ ne night of April d, 1854. one
[rsys,iow Jersey COW, no marks or
~ ",sh,n two days OF calvipg when
E,S.,,.Mll VIII pay the above reward
IN s.nvery II me in the western part
[ ,near Days artesinn well. II. II
IVY worth, May 20, 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

dHE FURNITURE AND APPUR-
Esncts belonging TO the Pacific Hotel,
kio, Mitchell county, Tex, together
ErplYed lease of three years from jan
~. A new three-story brick build
lhlrty-6ve rooms. ON Oak street,
|nuare from courthouse and two
| TON depot. Building handsomely
y With new furniture, carpets and
S.rtniences Of IA firs'-clsss hotel.
srpplled with two large Charter Oak
wv Hall safe In Office. Barber shop,
y. laundry rooms. We'll of water In
rse has good run of custom. boi h
n transient. Rent of building 1850
kA Proprietor Will take $500 for
tiln, carpets, etc. and transfer OF
Aypl, 10 D. r.. Bentley, manager.
tfr, Texas Investment Co. Limited,
Isx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

Nsw osLEAws. May 49,. CorroR -
Spot closed easy and quiet.
sales, coo.
Low Ordinary SIX; Ordinary -: Good Ord.
nary le5k: low MiddIin9 ll[; Middling TX;
Good Middling iik; Middiing Fair ~ Fair
i2A.
being point lower.
sales, IA, 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
vurnisurs.

Yurniture. Beedstseds, mutation walnut
wood sest y dos. q 75s! 0S cans and mttaI
seat. o. 0o$s w; cane seat, dining. el2 0ON30 %
Childs and rockers. o. ooebls 80; large rocking
f5G' Mirrors, arch tops, = dos. q sotl3 9
Tables. round, fz0onSH hll Leaf. % 6606 3
a.fes. escs. q 2seI 90 garssaa, y S11 g
Baby Carriages. y UoD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
Groceries.

M,.purc.r orr.,, ,.,. a., a. ~ ~
-eon'i'e e'N' p"coh, o'sc'' y. " ury snit,
W r,. az,
,o,e saps nuen pnnd sen cans pSo
50 cams, iO,so.
otanh-Sommon iioa Ordinary, usse.;
nM,., Iac.. prlme fao, lSe' nancy, tc, OLD
loSesioStc.
nA-inger,ai.t Dov. sunpVwo.f, oo17v.
,, Sv1eAh-rIno powdered, obis- pysc; DO,
standard sysc,; Louisiana sranulatod. sSc.es;
standard A.. TO-; choice white, o. yellow cleri'
neg, ,ssgsc, aA.
H,uh- unu, nn, w~,e; ~
4, rr,sn, EMeoknloi, ,uD ki., no. SLID. No.
ISSoo' heif npis' 10. UM No. q 1910;
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

Ban AND TOBACCO STORE. THE
p lcaiion In the city. Call soon, as
pat, 10 20 North. Address &. A.,
nosce,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

SALOON STOCK. OUTFIT COM
Pc Including one billiard and pool
10 house situated ON Main street,
7, Texas; a good stand. Apply TO j.
,of Thad. Angel, Meridian, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

ca. sSoal d lS Sos "a ~ e. - -
- Tis ssss: PsiSs: :sl ser esra. # ,ass 49,
such cattle ~ thOse ra1sed III the 0onntioG
cmbvaced IN the following 1Srrit0Syi Wo0
a TIE Texas Central RAILWAY; n0s1h o. ; lln(
line drawn north and boufh VIII fSiv7 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
WANTED BOARDERs.

lied DAY BoARDERS AT GRAND
ttnlial Ho ell; t-ble and service first
E.draies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
wAsrKD-LIvE STOCK,

WANTED.-T TO BUY acTo san Hr.n or
Wills pn % yesr.old cattle. Address I. i. STAR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

TEXAS " ;| ! ! 4 8
sss s..: ~ ss'SR SSa's ssI';: A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
FOR RENT-DwELLINas.

IhlsFuRNISHEO SENEN-ROOM
slhng.house, with water and sewer
oaa House fronts east and south;
oa flith street, FIRST house south of
iaens school-house. For terms in
Femlses or at office OF Zane Cetti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

lREST-THE CoNVEN IENTLY SIT.
81 house OF rooms at corner of
IN and Hattie streets, on fuckers
|ny 70 Mr.. Walling, in new house
|-ofto Texas Investment Co. Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

DESIRES TO REST A NICELY
.ned house, four rooms. bath room
.sn 70 family without children, and
~ .cein as payment or nart pay
"a. Apply TO Mrs. Jno. w. Turner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
PROVISIONS.

SuaAR-Duii and nominal f,ir TO good
refining quoted NJ sass gtanuiated ego
O 1916; Cubes, Ts46IN
MoLAssFs- Dull aud unchanged,
RicH-Steady; fairly active.
TALIow--Quiet but nrm.
RosIS- quiet and unchanged.
WOOL Quiet aud unchanged.
Fork Nominal
LARp--steady; spot quoted nj $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

IOIEDMONT HOUSE, MINERAL WELLS
4 Palo Pinto county, the leading hotel OF
this summer resort, well furnished rooms,
excellent table, and the best OF attention 10
guests. Under the personal management OF
Mrs. x. w. Duke OF Weatherford,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29

COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED srATni
PORTS.