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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

LuMnER-Rougn lumber, boxing, "a inohsa
and under, nrnt-olAaa, SO. stripping. AKA SSH
boxing and neorlpg, clears, 80, thick olOArL
~ and ~, e97, rough lumber second GLASS
tlE iolAt ana ncantlinC, Cnllh flA
hrntNe-- flrut common white pine, sS2 ~
second do, $50; third do, 80; poplar. CIV 0Oa
y W native pine ~ W % do Y, eq5; native
DaKssnD DEMONSTRATING ~ inches and
under, GO ooVbA W; do ,fnb, SO OOR23 d
Hchntllng, joliet CT hny common lumber
go nOdoN On boxing over n inches, tH0,uo9
81 %, thick clears, " toiAgAnd q 80 uOlasa 81
second GLASS. any Mind. e2l o..
DRnRsnp ANn MATuHRn FLoOKINu-riful
oinFa. t9s second einas, sal.
MMfTEPtNK FunNtnFIN0 LuMnHA--lA<, ~.
and J inoh white pine, 60, inoh do, SO.
CEILiN0-BHADEn GA PI.AfN--Firut CON-
mon white Pine, X vs2-5o; ID do, $40; Sd do, 80,
poplar, x, 90 oQt9af,1N poplar, y. 50 %
nAlivepino, X, efl.6o, DO, y, es9 col
HerLAn Luhnra.--iA, ~, ana inch, vot
auINaLls- white pine A, Is; do shndod A
si.G. do oxtra No. /, $50 oyprese, heat, any
brand, rs; do No, ., ti.bo, DO No i, Vi.b0 naiivs
! aAwod heart, ei.6D napp, Fa,gS,
pfcKEtu. white pine, dressed and headed
square OF nat, 4; yellow Pine DO. "; lath
vs. b0d,i 90.
LAM, CEMKEE, leTo.-.IAme, AnHtin, e2.a
/ per hhl, Ccmont, 1uuinvillc or Nnssnnle, So
pot bbl.l Portland, q 70 por bbl. PLASTER Paris
/ New YORK OF Michigan, - 30 per Dbl. Plaaia
nRIuK .-,iire-proot sIbo per N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
A BABY BRIDE.
Elopemeut of a Twelve-Year.0ld Girl
With n Boy OF Sixteen.


WRIGHTsvILLE GA, Sept. 16.-Tne
Jude breaking up of loves young
dream is at present the cause of great
sensation In this quiet locality, In
which there is usually nothing more |
exciting than the annual camp-meet.
ing. Willie Rowland, q youth OF
Is, was one of the most
regular attendants upon Sunday
school, and could solve the wonderful
problems sent out by the Internation-
al Supday-school committee with more
aptitude perhaps than any scholar
present except little Miss Thomas, a
blue-eyed beauty Of twelve. Their
similarity of taste and mutual tri-
umphs led them to be much together
and ii was quite the thing for Willie
to carry the young mics to meeting
white the Young lady would tote
the gilt-edged testament which
| Willie had presented her the Christ
| mas before. Two weeks ago the
couple set out as usual, the parents
supposed with their heads full of sto-
| ries of Samuel, Solomon and other Old
| Testament worthless, but in reality
with their hearts full of new feeling,
which they did not dare express be-
fore grown folks. Finally Will said
enough for the young lady to under
stand, and they continued their
walk past the Westinghouse
and on to distant part
of the county, where they arrived at
the house of n mutual friend little
after dark. On making their errand
known a preacher was let into the
secret. and the couple stood up TO be
married. Willie answered the usual
question like little man. IL WIS
Miss Thomas day TO have the chillsi
and by the time the question was put
to her her teeth were fairly chatterlne
with the attack but the word was
snoken. and she was her dear Willie'E
bride. 1t was advised that they re
main in the house incognito for lev
DAVIS until the storm should blsw over
Meantime all was confusion Ia thu
Thomas mansion. AS night drew OF
and midnight approached, by which
time all good Sunday-school gallant
i should restore their sweethearts to TN
> arms of their mothers, and WIN
: failed to appear, the lam
ily began to lose faith In hi
morals and his religion. Search wa
: instituted for the missing pair ant
! rewards were offered, but TO no pur
nose. At last the paternal Mr.. Thoma
: was nut upon a warm trail and, burst
ing suddenly IN upon the retreat OF th
: Young coupie. he tore the bride ava.
}rom the arms of her boy lover, an
: now threatens him with dogsand gun
:. n he comes too near. Willie IL seekiD
:. legal advice to see If there ere u
r means by which he can regain III
treasure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
..The LIttle Huck leberrT.D

There are very few who do no. know
az this little bush growing alongside
our mountains and hills; but very few
realize the fact that the little purple
berry which SO many OF US have eaten
In most every shape, there Is a prinei-
pie in II having a wonderful enec. Oh
HE bowels. Or. BlggeIs' Huckleberry
Cordial Is the great > )nthern reineoy
that restores the little one teethlngi
and cures diarrh9a, .dysentery snu
crarnp collie. For sale by all druggists
at so cents bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

Twelve ynontha clip, light, rne and modi.
nm le@lN One heayy to iisht, lSebl6, ak
months, laalS fall, nue. heavy, tnCll9 fall
solo.
HrnKs--No, heavy mint, dry y 70 Sso; No.
heavy flint, dry, " n loc No l light mint, y
heavy, damaged, " hN calf skins and badly
damaged. " 10 ttl6c, groen, sf,lted, sound, v n
7c butchers, green, n n AlSc.
ptrrRI Ks--neer skins, Nh lSIiN ante ope
skins, v n l0Wlsc, Roat kkinh each, iO,nN&
sheep peltS, according 10 amount OF wool,
POO up, sheaflinge according TO amount OF
WOOL colo, Mexican rhecp pelta, SOLOS;
Mexican sheep potts, improved, li4lacl MeK.
loan sheep Hhoatlings, So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

ter wheat in some states has been exagger.
ated and that the average yieldior the coun.
Try u mot far nom thirteen bushels rct acre,
u says"the reports " much higher fgurca
are sensational and misleadng. and utterly
unworthy ofcrodcncc.r The April report
placed tho acreage Ct y .eo>.Ooo which would
make the production about $50 cooo br-
phels, allowing the ara killed. 20 be balanced
by an excess over thirteen bushels In tho av-
erage yield. Il makes no estimato OF the
crop Of spring wheat, but the condition re-
ported hcrcioforc would make Il
about itt,0p.ooA and the department
says the whole wheat crop this year win vary
vcry little from Soo.0Oco bushels, which IL
regarded a. a very reasonable estimate. This
compares ~ follows with the production ior
tho past fur years IN millions OF husholss
1880 taS, 1881, $50; lsS9, bol. tSsS az,
Thus tho crop this year IL very nearly tho
samo as in 1850 aud lsSS- and, considering lho
large increase lp population, IL cannot DO
called large one, for, though the crop this
year Ia nearly The same as Ia $50 and lisa,
the production per inhabitaut Is nearly 10
percent. less than IN 1880 aud about per
cent less than In 1859, and y fall
nro 70 take into consideration
the growth in population since
1879 leads the people to expect too much from
what IL considered large crops. II The oroT
had Increased in proportion to population
tho yield for 1854 would have been about Sss,
OOi,upo bushels.
For like reason the corn crop f,r 1894. ever
should Il reach the estimate OF the depart
incnt OF "uot less ihsu so, Ooou 900 bushels,
cannot he considered large eron, for a
shown by the report OF the department.
yield per inhabitant as large as that OF ~
would give i,0O,0oo,ooo bushels.
The oat crop IL estimated At 6ou,ooooe
bushels, which is n ,COo,oCO less than the yiel
Tor itsA
; so when all things are considered It viii b
seen that the year Ia not one OF extRofd
nary. and In TACT hardly more than ayemg
crops. Excepting cotton we have had 10,
: than average crops since So and n goo
average seems large now. II the reports
: the department are 70 be relied upon, Il wi
7 be seen that over production Is not the oaul
/ OF the present stRgnatIon in business, and
is fair 10 presume thai In the near futurN q
grain RrlIct will grow stronger and hett
pTlees will rule.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

WnmKr-Recunod u lnAl50 ~ per proo0
nopr mash, one year old. q 81 two years old
extra old whiaky HtlaA
WtNne-ClRret, case, 81 6onlO0Q ~ Per Quail
ttyi cAtawba. per gallon, 200 80 Port, Of aoo
pST s SIs' sS O. VIM" SiSs IN ., cssss
" Olni0 O1.
CikAmrAaNn--G, n. Mumm a o., Extra
~ 90 krun. IN baaket, ~ obeSo 90 Domestic
drv, hints, e1l 80.
At.N-Slock Ale, per dos 81 pnaA9 a. pOrtaf,
pcr dos, g coon 50.
BorrLnD ARMR--Lemp's quarts, ta or pts,
tla 80, BudweiperV quarts SO Oh pinta AIS %,
| kiriAnnaf bcer, Qunrta, els 90, pints tih 80;
ecflits Milwaukee, quarts ela oCs rints am 90
i Anthony kuhn's, qta SIS %, plnts tia 30
i ~. Clausen 4 hon'g uhRmpagne beer. ouArt
i allfnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

LIVE Stock,
NEw YORK, sept. ~ Reeves -liccelpts
8n. Market easier; sales slow, Texas and
Colorado cattle tribe HIGHER, eNtRemes
BAa5 So for Texas steers, 2aepS 70 FOR Colo
RADIO steers, tsssif 90 for nntive steers, Cen
sItrriA-Recelpts 1900, market prostrated;
no prospects. sheep Sntf 30 lambs tOOnS o.
PROD CIR
Fr.ouR--stoady.
WlIEAr--Spotl lots Aeal highef,optons NO
6se No. 2 rcd October S0Sell 10 closing
81 10, November skos0 ~, closing Sih.
Conr---Spot lots To AiA lower options
lower; No, 3, IS i.2e9M 10, No. 2, tOk0AA sep
iember Go06i, closing RtUe October 90, clos
lns at 6l1s; November IS S4easla, closing At
'cSoiTirEr--Rlo steady NJ Io9ssill.s; options
sales, 1850 bags.
Rio Nm. l.
Septetnber..'..''s'. .sss',-''. 'sssss sss's WI m
suotR- Duli and barely steady; Cuba aga
*; Porto Rico 3; CONFECTIONERY v9se& gran
MoIAsats-- q uiet and steady.
RIcR Firm and moderate demand.
RosIN--Dull aud nominal.
! TuRPENTINK--30lf.
! poRK-Quiet and steady,
Wool -Quiet aud arm
/ nFEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MsATs-Dull and nominal' long clear
JARpSsteadv; SPOT S5as00; September
ISL; october SOL 20
COTTON mARISI-rS,
COTTON nKoEIPrs AT ALL uNrrKn STATE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25


NEw ORLEANS, sept 9i--Ff.ouR--Q quiet.
high grades 75HtA.
Corn Mixed 90.
oArs--western quiet ~ Texas duh; choice
IS.
CORK MuAKf-9 20.
HAr-ltght supply; prime IS. choice lG
HoRK--tiOod demand. NJ lTtA.
liARp--1icrce refined JAi; key 3
BULK MrAr3--ln fair demand, shoulders
packed7; long clear and clear fth w.
BACoN-.-FNir dcmandi shoulders *, long
clear aud clear rio i0lfali.
HAMS choice kugar-cured canVasod
steady az lasS9i5.
wnIsKY-sieady; Western reetined o5a
1 2S.
CoFFEE-Fair denaud aud steady, RE
cargoes common 10 prime SallN,
SuGAR-nullt common 10 good common
sq4lI, fair 70 fully fair az eitS; pri NE an vel
low clarified lower, S,fa6,..
MoLAssna- bull; common 20; refining ,
RfO
RICE--Quiet,: ordinary 70 choice tAsA5 IL
RHAN-Quieta and Arm al IS
COTTON oEHp Ott-Supply lights summe
yellow a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

medium. per hbl., tau ~ small, ~, nhl.. $40 :
half BIZ med, ekNni half hhi.. small. et7A
chceao, half cream, 1aifc- fiill cream, lSn
rcnnnia, los CIDER. nNll.rni tt.n
bago per crate 81 -
Pouilrn1- nenh. e92S o 500 Per donsn,
Is 5oSio b, Geese q 50 StSi Dncka. . 50
) 10
lpQGa--Par dcxen. t51eoc.
orsainsry 50 siiscl Old butter, sGioO: .oisc'
margarine, 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ~ - CgIIoN =
spots closed quiet but STEADY sales iSoV'
auoiRtiora unchanged. -.
row Ordinary Z; Ordinary 6hiB; Ogcd
Orollisry B-iB; Low MiddlinR ~ MID
ding 10; Good MidHlios 10 B]gs hlodling
Faif lUb- g: Fair 10 itih
figures closed dull 70 points lover,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

aEahtaTn Texas cattle at about three, aud
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle ut
about two dollars per head loss Than the
above quotations.
The above prices ara for herds OF io0l head
ana upward OF best North Texas cattlo de
liVefed on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
Chicago.
sn.claI 10 tbe Gazette.

Rpeelal % the ah4elIe.
cutcAeo. Sept. 2i.-There was weaker feel
,pg an along tile line and prices were. with
aaw .aeeptionS, on the down grades. The
h.sra scored 4 point: IN the afternoon wheat
ad,snced slightly. January pork lower;
ara futuroa. higher; cash meats, slow and
,ousr cattle. Texas In fair supply and very
100 ana ten OF on ali grades; common
dull. ,,c,
CHICAGO. Sept "A. = FLOUR = quiet ana
unchanged. go .,os.a ~. Eo..
.,aher Tgtf47est. closed 49,
cons Cash 50a7s, closed 7ebld; september
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

GAZETTE oFPfeE. Sept. n, lsal.
The department Of agriculture report for
september says that The production 81 win
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
prnEs ana Paints.


mark Cinnamon per b III Peruvian, 3A2Ba
Horns. lie. Bi-carbonafe Of sodA, ieDgllsl
81. C1pperas, SOD. cnnhinsdia, per % 30
cts CASTLE soen per p 10Y. cream hat 5s
paiotuai, 4, n W., 7aabb0; Engllah, per ID. bot
he Included tEesi % ihlural Hydrate psrlb
"a al siot e. composition powder, per % 81
DdveTs, per lbef ~. Epson salts, per - -
-. Gum opium, psr. r = % DUN cam AZ.
Phassr @ uss sisy inaehihe, sOaG oil, castor,
per gallon, 81 6sspl Tbi OIL, lard winter,
strained, 75tes0 OIL, lard, No; !, 1000. Qnln
ssek5. Alum, sAdss. prescription Walls by
f Ssr esSt %. SHOW cases iist prices gebaLs
IsTfIacts. 81 per cent. on. 7. y. Fluid IA
tracts, 81 per cent. on Essential oils, b.
Louis list. -
strictly pnre white lead. g Is. Spirits tEr-
pentine, 51eb5 Ioi-ed oil &C.
rifE suEENA r.wfLLiAhs X, 9 ~ p..,,, !,
black paint, Is, ec. sPrusslan blue, NJ, 1fsl L.,
10 tultranarine blue - u, S1c niss PAM si,
hsz siiabsr. il, "a. raw italian sienna, -, 10;
burnt italian aienna, u 70; xanayke brown.
~ %. Paris green u, &c; Ghd,Ylne; ~. n.
dian red, IL. III Einetta red, H. b., l21{e n.
&c; Chrome yeliow, 4 n. 2. 2, o. ~ hoi
Yellow oseIs, ~ 81 , isfsi s6s ooIoEs
bark oak i6c. Ash, TIC; Back walnut, ile'
DfBrEnFRH coLJonz.
Ivory drop black. 25c raw Turkey umo1Is
/ 1.rs burnt Turkey uniDef, S3ei raw allhn
1 sieann, 80, burut Italian aibnna, 25e, Van
dyke brown x5c. :. a.. IL
| TsIlrinea OF above made on DaalH ~ IN ~
/ naaF balancain / and 10 cane, aeeortAn.
/ pro- IN 10 cans balance In and ~ cans
] assorted Price IN D Id cana, 10 less ~ Ai,e
/ sb 10 tin pals. Ike less, ana Kegs e per 10
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

Pofatoss-IYisn, nov, per busnel. We.
aaak, ----c. i1oust per bDl, q Y. fntolps
= Dbl 800. Fetaf. HIP. med. 1ble. lsc.i letxe
nuaa NJ; "a u batter, s,fsoe' F7eAtsgi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

wheat, choics, $50 medium, 90; info
Nor, Sotap5o Data, lSlA2ir harley, NAeOc.
rye. Slc; corn, soAssn. hay loOse NO, the
wagon, 81 Oo97 o. per ton bale hay, IS eve
- OF bran, soc. per 10; onopa, noool Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

GOOD middiing, w: strict iuiddling W,
middllng, v, Striot low middliug, 81,
Nothing lower heing received,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
ON CHANGE
Stocks Were Generally Higher Yes
terday Cotton Unchanged
Provisions Dull.
The Bears Scored Point il the Grain
Market-0on Was Lower and
Wheat Irregular,

NEw YonK, SEPT -. = Governments
nrm.
State bonds dull.
Railways quiet
stock market opened strong and higher.
Transactions, 2pi.n9o shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
nnSrn

NKw York, sept. 2l.--Money lfiilk prime
mereantile paper, 6eG6sts sterling cxcnAngg
Il. b. arm at a7ls; sighttsiN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
NAP COLUMN.

ants under this head viii be in.
~ yate Of ave cents line, each
= 'ns vor,is 70 the line. No adver-
~ for less than % cents. Par
NJ nm, we have no running account
~ advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

sr. LOUIS. pept. observation-disclosures
WifEAr No 2 red 70: 70 september, 'agieA
October: snlxt4S2a1 November. 40
CORN. Is cash. IS september; 4s
October; lBX November.
OATs-9i Ii cash.
PROVISIONS.
WHfsK,l-Steady, u.
CoRS Ni.AL- = bb.
PoRH--ls 75SdlT ".
BULK MEATs-Short ribsS "; snort clear
= BsAScow-Long clear 10 49, short clear 10 %;
short ribs, l05s8l
LARD-7la.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTIE-Receipta 1900. good 70 choic9 B ~
6A8 AZ common 10 medium 1905 TO- Colo
RADIO steers UOi95 10. grass Texans o., mostly
| 3 10.
Receipts, $50; 8 250l6 90.
rHFIP-I.eoeipia, 4iO0 medium % good j
as 81; choice 10 fancy zoe 6O'IeNans 2Os
1 @8H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

IS CITY HOUSED. NJ. PRESLBH,
'pnetor. Everything new and nrst-
recommendations second 10 none "a
Texas. Seventh street, near depot
r. Falls, Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

st. Louis.
special 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2i.-In wheat there
was a good deal OF activity and prices lucu
ated greatly and closed about steady.
Corn YVES quiet and at the close was OF
x.
ProvlsiOns showed some strength.
Range cattle sold 10 cents lower, but were
very slow,
Sheep dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

Futurea closed barely steady, September
points higher; october point lover, other
months unchanged,
aalna NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

cuARLEs HOTEL UNDER THE
n Ne cement Is giving perfect salts
lasns5y many guests, and the new
Wa II. Clark and lady, spare no
PA I.re q 70 furnish flrst-ciass accom-
Al reasonable rates; tood fare,
|nes "a noltte attention IL the motto
lsse. Corner OF Rusk and seventh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

NV ORLEANS, Sept. eI,-slght exohanF,
sterling exchange b. b. nominal, ass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

|-,,,vERcIAL TRAvELERs--HAy-
QA.sd the Carpenter House at De-
ar Ave years ! am determined TO
sAH sour interest TO stop with me
70 Ia 10 expense. sample rooms
I. IesS'N CHAS. SEWARD, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

NAN WHO CAN LOAN HIS
nv si50 will be guaranteed n good
Ipl9yst and his money secured. Adj
GAZETTE office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

Every pair of the 50.cent kids war
ranted al Randall & Chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
FINANCIAL.

rs OF MONEY UPON PRODUCTIVE
&nd negotiated: also, vendor's Hens
a Francis Smith s. Co, Fort Worm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
LOST.

|bMEs' SURE CURE MOUTH WASH
and Dentitrice Is an infallible cure loI
lrd sore thToat. bleeding gums, sore
and ulcers. Cleans the tee h, keeps
ns healthy and purines the breath
ed solely by IRIS j. z. & w. II. Holmes
q, l02 Mulberry street, Macon "a.
% indor-ed by leadtns dentists SCUM
q by DR.. W. ID. NJ. Mason, Fort Mortn'
4hd AL druggists ana dentists. mnole-
". S. New man. Dallas, Tex; H. D.
Co.. New Orleans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

- AZ ENTERTAINING GEN
Sl in correspondent. Pansy, LOCK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

..,,,TEN NDLADIEs-THE FORT
~ ~, pnsiness college is open day and
l lii NJ college or address +. Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
PERSONAL

-...e-ora sEPT. %, 1854. WE, THE
Il Nyhead do hereby agree not TO work
ilislnss, ~ per day on and after the
ibain. s.,hcr. 1884, and also TO warn all
\ Of stav away from the Fort.
N 70 ~ Fuuua, J. C. Tillsou, Z. II.
y oesed Jack mcGOwan, Bin Scott,
i1lyle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

HARTLEY's SOUTH AMERICAN
slre at Hotel Pick wick news stand H.
re, agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

TANIsS A. PoAGE, ATTORNEY W
y and land agent, Albany, shack oliord
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25

TAklI,S A. PoAGE, ATTORNEY. W
y ana land agent, Albany, shack elford
HILL & HILL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Ii Gainesvllle, Tex. will practice in Au,
hill.
n ID. FOOTE,w. UNNINGHAM ,CHAS,
~. a. DALEY attorney AT law.-Foote, DAT
ley 4 CUNNINGHAM, San Angela, Tom Green
county county, Tex, land and live stock agency
lecuons and correspondence solicited.
n A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
Ne agent Temple, Texas. Special attention /
given TO adjustment and collection OF claims
ana 70 All commercial business.
HOUSTON a HENDERsON--W.R tfOrrs.
III ton, N. HendersOn--Lawyers and Land /
Azgseni& Once In Bank building, wichits
r. I. RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AT Law,
LIE Cameron. Texas. Prompt attention |
given TO all business placed in my hands.
PROFESSIONAL
IL L. vERCoE, NJ. d., PHYsrCIAN
LIZ and surgeon, office corner Houston
and Fourth streets, over Washer & August,
residence corner Broadway and Galveston
avenue, one block west OF South Main. Tele-
dence Is.
hrs. BURTs a FIELD, PHYsIcIA ANS
~ and surgeons. once over Kings drug
office and residences.
DR. H. w. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
u surgeon. office on First street, between
Main and Houston, Fort Worth, Texas. Res.
idencc over Office. Telephone number ut res.
idence 1S7; at Office ".
NORTH & CuLPEPPER, PHYSICIANS
IN and surgeons, office Hrst street, be-
tween Main and Houston; residence East
Weatherford street, Fort Worth. Texas.
DR. w. w. RoUTH, HoMEoPATRlsT.
~ ONCE and residence Third street, corner
Rusk, opposite the opera house, Once hours;
Q TO 10 q, M; $50 TO 4p. M; Sundays 10 70 IL
a. m. Telephone, No. 200.
DR. ]. NJ. MULLINS, FORT WORTH,
| ~ Tex, physician and surgeon, Once cor
ner Fifteenth and Main streets; residence,
! Railroad avenue, west of Main street; tele-
phone, residence. No. 80; telephone, ofiioe,
! No, $50.
II r. POLLOCK, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
/ 81 Physician and surgeon. ONCE over Il.
7. Twomhly Sons Land ofilce, Main street
7O4 East weathertord street onlce hours
from II to IL q, m. and 10 3 and 10 d. m.
Speciality OF diseases or children. Telephone
No. at Residence 2i5.
InR. W, d. M. MASON, SURGEON
IL dentist respectfully tenders his
services 20 the citizens OF Fort Worth and
surrounding ountry, Diseased teeth and
gums treated successfully as we'll ~ all dis
eases of the oral cavity. Teeth extracted
without pain, by the use of nitrous oxide
gas, Office over Washer & Augusta, No
6Ol Houston street. Entrance on Fourth
street Telephone connection, 44,
Mt wALLERICH, DENTIST. OFFICE
IN No. Is Main street (up- stairs), For
Worth. Uses nitrous oxide gas.
LAND AGENT.
~ j. ALTERNATELY, FANNIN COUN rY
H Laud ag ncy. For sale, improved AM
unimpToved tracts OF fine land, residence
and residence lots in Bonham; lands rem
dered and taxes paid for non.residents; al
stracts OF title furnished: also, notary public
Address, f., j. Alternately, Bonham, tannll
county Tex.
nETFR @. RUOKER co., BELToN
Texas, Land and General Agents, Sol
, proprletora OF the Abstract OF Bell Count
, Records. We do general land business, In
Guiding surveying and oonveyancinS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-25
EclAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LAW CARDS.

LAW CARDS.
hers of Fort Worth Bar.
" MOZART, ATTORNEYS at Law:
= over First Nauo7h Bank, corner
and Second streets.
NAN a sWAYNE, ArTokEkhhA AT
Fort Worth, Texas. once over
@lonal Bank.
y, BEALL & ROGERS, ATTORNEYS
SounsellorB at Law. Terrell build
Ain street, Fort Worth. Texas.
cANTEY, ATTORNEY AT Law.
ee over Barnes grocery, corner MAIL
Il bpI.EI'oN, 30 Win 3 BoWLIN. w.
= fendleton, County Attorney; N. X.
y, Il. Bowiin--Attorneya at law, Fort
=, lex, Once, county attorneys ONES
lourt house. MP stairs.
y: PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
otnce over Barnes grocery, corner OF
"a First streets.
i. ALDRIDGE., ATTORNEY AT
a-sw Notary Public and Land Agent