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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
THE GRAND PERI
No Important De.
Testimony CT
Evidence of Col.
Bennett and NT.

we were to attach wei
less than $1,000. !
amount. thinl
papers in both cases.
whether both aInOu
the same party. but oi
,cntcd both firms.
No bona wa
was prepared. | a
ii was
| don't remember the
the atiidavits prepare,
Wy recollection j. tina
executed by Major III
cipal or H. grantor.
wv recollection is tina
notes WA, long oNcrdi
member a. To the 9th
amount was 800 orS
member the amour
knew MIR. l;alston.
office two or three tin
10Th. or about that til
ing the papers. The
pcr> were not to b,
further
consultation was. that
on with the uttaChlnci
! gave my client the
had not sufficient {
attachment. ! read
timing the grounds, !
Guided not to proceed
lion. | don't rcrollrc
IL 10 why we conclude
Question Wa it
client could not or
the affidavit:
Answer No. that =,
reason. | never pa
him.
Question second |
into and form IA part {,
not proceeding!
Answcr-l think I
reason. because he ,ai
make the affidavit.
marked that he had k
ward Mr.. II. and pr
little slow. | have II
an attachment when
doubt. ! was not an>
attachment. lie sal,
toward Mr.. II. and
slow, but he could
affidavit Hlnrllliial
said that If any one
would prosecute
| nitcd states Con
and would make
And upon his rcpcntl'
gungc. he SAID very el
"A significant nod OF
meant business. IN
or three hours before
ton Issued anu had
hands OF Sherli, llari
son l. That ! was con
notes from which ! p
hnlnarN papers thr
same day or evening
certain which. The
don't remember. ! &
anything I" HIM I" q
the remark. y" one
Office at that time.
was sitting III the
may have heard sln
Mr.. IL. went out.
think MIR. IL. said hi
just before dinner.
son to see Nheriil ia
execution of the .
been returned, a. | |
turned on the prom
h" would pay by tn
his honor. Andcr'
execution returned.
n new one To he Is
| think sheriff
between | and :
remember wh'il'
threat more ttIHll ol
pcatrd II H. he wen
at the same lnirrNl'
cutiun rs quick A.
The evening brior'
my client had giNrl
client remarked tia
take very active p
prepare the paper
! saw my client III
! came to my once
p there. ! think ! pr
that evening. o
H.. hdu hillutNli Nrllt
. OF the 2"'h' before
interview Wlth me
'alu hhNihihg l" VI
tachmeni | never
ing To attach. lie +
were several cred
4 cnh,la"rabi' sur.
| the Exchange ON
! list Mr. II. t"ld
>. before fine II tina
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sell, 81. Louis r CGraves. san Anto
Mo W I krahl, Houston.


+ II Mitchell, Los Angeles: Mis-, Liz
zlc Brooks, Prescott. Ark; Il : Lud-
ding; Houston; j j Carter. Terrell:
scott Lambeth, Paris: II L Robertson.
Salado; ID Call, Orange: Il Batkm.
lin county, Tex; a Il Lowcry. New
Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
HOOD COUNTY.
Thorp Springs Normal SchcOl-List Of
Those In Attendance.

Correspondence of the Gazstts.
THoRP SPRINGS, July S.-The sum
mer normal school at Granbury
opened yesterday in due form. Hon.
John IL. Traylor at the desire of the
teachers, gave short, clear explana-
nation of the school law and the status
OF the school fund.
This normal has an air of quiet dig
nifty and solidity about IL which makes
it attractive to those with an eye to
business. 1hirty-three members hvve
enrolled, all teachers or applicants to
teach, or for appointments to the
Huntsville normal.
Prof. Dean, the principal. is a pleas
ant speaker, who besides his thorough
normal training, has rich fund OF In
formation based on substratum of
sound, common sense. Ills good taste
and Judgment quickly indicate To him
when and where 10 speak fitting
word.
The teachers unanimously elected
Miss Anna Shapard M assistant. The
principal appointed Prof. ID. s. Swift
ger to conduct the department OF
gramm composition, rhetoric and
IBkttbh litCihtulNs anu t'otbS -
Storrs 10 conduct department Of ma tn
ematics, OF course all under the super
vision OF the principal. Teachers out
side Of Hood county are Miss Minnie
Smith, Caddo Grove; Misses Cora
Hart, Annie McCutchen and Ella
Heath, Cleburne; Miss Della Roberts,
Palo Pinto; Misses Laura Bright and
Lula Hlnes and MIS- Dean, Weather
ford Prof. J. I. Cunningham, Wills
Point; Prof. J. II. Skipper. Shippers
Gap, Erath county; D. A. Taylor, Au-
burn, Ellis county; +. NJ. Beaver. Palo
Pinto; s. ID. Wagner, Rockwell; II.
Speer, Gordon, Parker county; Is. +.
Fox, Brazos Point, BosIue county.
The total number ~ attendants will
proba bly, reach above fifty within q
week. The Institute is being held In
the. large, handsome and airy stone
building Of the Granbury college.
Teachers find elegant boarding placer
and seem pleased with the situation
and outlook. N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
Mexican Veterans.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, July 1l--At a meet
ing of the Mexican veterans here last
night 1t was decided to hold an inter-
national convention Of Mexican veter-
ans in this city early i'm October next.
The project meets the hearty approval
of the president elect, Gen. D.az, of
Mexico and other prominent Mexican
government officials. and they have
promised to send fifty prominent vet
Grams of the Mexican war to the con-
ventiOn. A committee was appointed
to take charge of the matter and issue
invitations and make all necessary
preparations for the convention. 1t IL
expected this meeting will have a
marked effect in allsying whatever
bad feeling the Mexlcans may have for
Americans, and do much towards es-
tablishing cordial good will between
the two republics.
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COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED sTATEs
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jefferson lettings.

Special 10 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, July ll.-Rain needed;
weather excessively warm.
Mr.. Jas. Hoban, who has been to
New Orleans with his son Bennie,
returned yesterday.
Miss Louise, the charming daughter
of Mr.. l.. Hcrmaiye, has returned from
New Orleans, where she has been
attending school. She is greatly i'm
proved.
On yesterday quite u number Of our
young men and ladies went to Hinkle's
camp for picnic and love feast.
Mr.. Louis Kells, the genial repre-
sentative of THE GAZETTE, was In the
city yesterday In the interest Of THE
GAzErrE.
The people are eagerly awaiting the
nomination, betting freely ON Cleve'
land and Mcdonald.
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Ios wANrEn-MALs.
VANrED-MALE HELP.

GOOD TIMERS TO
| Uo4E bn cornice; must be first class.
I iniNediately TO Hawkins, Larry q Co.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .

I'll KETS TO IN
dtAnapolls, Cincinnati or 81. Louis.
ply ~ Ferris Model dairy, first door south
nite Eie plant Saioen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
WACO.
Unrewarded Search for the Raplst--A
Isecr War--Notes.

Isecr War--Notes.
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, July 1.-THE attempt to ar
rest Musgrove. charged with attempt-
ing 10 outrage Miss Bundy, have
proved Intellectual. The officers who
were after him returned at midnight
last night, having failed TO get any
trace OF him.
Agents of rival brewers are waging a
beer war in this city. IL was COM
menced Monday morning, aud the
price to dealers has been reduced
seventy-five cents per keg IL was In
augurated by the Klausman beer
agent, and cuts have been met prompt.
ly by the Anheuser and Lemr people.
The news of Clevelaud's nomination
gives general satisfaction 10 Dem.
ocrats here, but arouses
very little enthusiasm, Bayard
or Thurman were more OF favorites
than Cleveland.
The Missouri Pacific south-bound
caused much disgust. People wanted
to see TIE GAZETTE and read the plat
form adopted nj Chicago last night.
| A partial ice famine has prevailed
here to-day, causing much discomfort
to families and sick persons. Tn,
pressure was relieved lnte this evening
Mayor Wilkes has letters from CAPT
talists in the East Offering to float n re
ries OF Waco street improvement bond.
at ninety-three cents net.
The weather continues oppressivel,
warm and rain Is prayed for.
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Gainesville Letter.
,orrespondence of Che GaEetts.

Correspondents OF the Gazette.
GAISEsrILLE. July "a select
number Of guests were invited TO at
tend social given at the residence OF
Maj. II. D, GribbIe last night. At 8
o'clock guests began 10 arrive. and
about ten the dancing commenced.
II was happy, merry party and one
long to be remembered by those pres
ent. Below are the names OF the
guests as near rs could be obtained:
Misses Maud Sherwood, Kennerly.
May Belle McClsin. Ida Cleaves and
Bonnie Hill. Mesdames II. A. Pstillo
and Il. p. Hill. Messrs. Arthur and
Moran Scott - Fscue, Charlie Durie,
l. II, Rose. George Yates. Eugene 10
max, A. Is. McCans, T. A. PatilIo and
+. p. Hill. Refreshments we're served
at II o'clock and Il makes one hungry
70 think Of the many good thIcgs thst
awaited them
The thsEmomster yesterday rrsis-
tered l0es in the shade.
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Special 10 the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY, July n.--rrovisions slow
and unchanged.
Pork firm and tending upwards.
Loose meats duh and especially shoulders.
Cattle, the supply large and of all grades,
prices shade higher. some Texas were OIL
tered. safes at Soca o.
Sheep slow.
PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY July IA --wuEA r--aa bid cash.
20 hid July; NAsStsO>s August: ~ september.
ConS ~, Septesa c'sh; t,s July and August.
@ATs--2sA bid. E.tTt ~f
Lrvs STOCK, f
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
CAtTLE-Rcccipts = 200. native steers OF 900
To Ism pounds SctsSs, native steers of 40
TO 100 pounds 6ao -; grass Texans Sec
4 co. cows 75tt3 81.
| Hoes Receipts u0oe sss,sdh 10.
SInri.-iteccipts 6lO: natives NJ pounds nv
erage 8 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

ANTEp - TWO EXPERIENCED
WG16ers at the White Elephant lunch
Ter. No farm hands, drunks or buns
kpply. +. A. Bordoni, proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
0roceries.

"'"'"'
MpAr,-suqur oured. hama. l3alo a.p.Cp
aacon. love; &c. Sacon. lee, AZ. dry sai,.
'tAap-T,erees. NO, IN and ann cana ssse
ann cans. nssss lor, osns, Vsc IN csns "S1c
4 n cans nj, ~ 'f"N
T,orYns.-Commou lio.. ord,nayv tii1c,
fair. 10: prime RIO. isc. FANCY. 10, cid
govern ment lava m3Ic. '
TrA-Imper,aI. alpMI, guppowder. 6azo7u.
haitbbis.. p,sc,: ont LOAF. go" rranuinicd
standard 10; louisiana rrann,atsa. Tiss@s,~,
e,sndard A ssIcs ohoios WINE M, yellow
CHARMED. 7i.@5Xa ~ '''""
RicE-IouIa,ana. Ssp7o.
FisiI-MachereI. Ion Sita. No. 1. HIS. M.
q. ri 0S balf hbls.. No. 1. GOn No ii seO0.
| White fish, No. /, hif. bbis.. E,M No. A. @.%:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
BRowNwooD.
New Courthouse 10 be Erected Iron
Bridge-Crop Notes.

Bridge-Crop Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
BRowNwooD, TEX, July ll.-Our
commissioners court have adopted the
plans of Dodson & Dudley for u new
courthouse; approximate cost, forty
five thousand dollars. Building to be
of stone, with slate roof. The contract
will be let in August, and we hope to
see the building completed before an
other year.
Our commissioners have decided to
put new iron bridge across the bayou
at this place. 1t is very much needed.
Wheat is being threshed, and is
making yield Of from thirty u
thirty-six bushels per acre.
The new roller mill here will have q
guaranteed capacity OF one hundred
and fifty barrels per day.
The health of the county Is very
good.
Rain needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

+ ATCTIoN-THE FoILOWING-DE-
scribed property Will Toe odd N Sstur-
morning ~ O'Clock without reserve. to
highest bidder; VIZ 49,, dealing-box;
font; as3. pistol: SJi, pants; w, pistol;
watch: 400, watch: Az, watch; i2t, chain;
ring and rhaiu: 4ii. rag; AS, watch.
BrS ethwartz, Auctioneer.
GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO-BoX
Buggy. luquire OF DIR. II. w. Moore.
IL. HARTLEY'S SOUTH AMERICAN
Cnre. at Hotel Pick wick news stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
Bankers Assigned.

CLEVELAND, ONO, July ll.--Ever-
business together, assigned this morn
Ing for lack of ready cash to meet
pressing demands. Liabilities, 81, 900,
900; assets several times greater, but
not immediately available.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

Rough lumber, boxing. II ,ncn..
ana under, nrut-cinns, e2I HtrippfnS' ksS "a.
boxing ana flooring, clears, yS: thicf cjIss,zesl
IA and ~, W; rough lumber. seco6d ~.
VIM tuist and scanuing. cuilA, Sik - -
HipiNo-ftrat common vhits rar> M =,
second do. sSG third do. ~. poplsy' " ~ ~
" ~ native ~ pine ~ ~ 10 40 X. 81 nctiSS
Dssssxp LuHnss-i, ox,ns is,ncbs. A.
undcr, ~ oo1& %; do VA, "a 00S9i n
scanulng, Joist or any commoD iumhsv
~ WstN 70, boxing over " inches. rS0iria
" OK thick clcars, ~ TO X aud I. ~ tbSSS III
second class. any kiid. 81 0OnS 30.
DknssKD AND MATcHKn FLoonIxo--Pfr
class, W. second claks, al. ,'"
WmiTEftNK FuRrIsntro IsuMBxn--lx. Il,
ana y inch white pinc, e7n inch do, rs. y -
CktLiNo--iiEApxp on fLAin--Firrt oor.-
poplar X ~ c,l } pcp 81 y. ~ Il ~ "a n
hstivspihe " tS2sk do, " rs. :" W
~ Pc ,nsN IA I:;Usnsa-is ". ana inch. ~
snIEeLss-- Wni,s Pine A, 90 40 sasasa =.
brand, 8: DO No. . sisS; 40 No / Dc sss ~
nwed heart, 49, sArs, MA
riukKts.-whitep Pine dresssd and hsade6.
sgSare or nAs,,G yellow pine do. 81, isiS,
LiME, CKnKrr, Erc--.l.ims, Austin. n 4
| per Dbl. Ctment, Louisville or RuasnAje. q n
| Per bhl., Portland, ts7S per bbl. Plaster fsfis
| New YORK OF Michigan. ~ 10 per bhi. Plsst4s
SIiuS.-.ri~prcos. ~ m psrn.
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Chicago.
SperinI 70 the Gazette.

CHICAGO. July ll.-poiiies has over
shsdowed business. The bulletin boards y ere
watched b.. almost everybody 10 The neglect
OF the grain aud provision pits Trading was
light aud much disturbed. Ansr the nofni.
nation OF Cleveland prices took an upward
turn on both wheat and corn.
Pork pats dull and unchanged.
Lard moderately active and higher.
Cash pork steady aud unchanged.
Cattle. prices again advanced on fair 70
good grades Texas cattle In fair supply and
sslsa we're made ~ 10 5D152s.
sheep steady.
csfcAoo. Juit ii.--fhe Drovsrs' Journai
repOrtS;
Hoss--Rseslp.s N1E . soes 10.
seod e oholsS ssfIgiss. g ~ "a com.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
~. Louis.

81. Louis.
special 70 tho GaGetLs,
ST. LOUIS. July ll.--Wbeat- During tho
entire forenoon the bears hammered mt
prices and succeeded In downing them. Trad
Ing was languid aud small. TbeD, too. news
from the convent on distracted buyers and
ifnpeded business. The close was weak and
X and X lower.
Corn-Nothing was done until the noon
call. when sales were made mt advances of x
To x. The feeling held nrm all through and
the close was strong nj advances ofIL.
Provisions were n IN but dull
Cattle were active aud "a shade higher.
Texans sold nj Coeb 10, Indians sold at 10
as 20.
Sheep Scarce and wanted.
PRODUCE.
Sr. LOUIS. Jnly H. - FLouH-i,ow grades
easy, high grades scarce and Arm.
ols eash, Sass I hsS ss.s, August nS SIX TX
6reSi<, Heptt nber closing ~ inside prices.
CoRs- iess6.S cash; t5kes6 Jply; i@FK,
closing at ~ August; TA<sisss. closing NJ
oATs-si cash; 2sx July: 2,,zssi August.
pRovIsioss.
WBIsKy-steady; II ID.
CoRsNgAL.-270.
Provisions SLOW but firm.
P,RK-Jobbing lHei6l<.
s 81 mon Ma. sIs., IsoE sisar7', short rib'
BHcos- Long clear s7,sss %; short ribs
o I.ls; snort clear sHasH.
LARD-NomiDai at is.
LIVE STOCK.
ctTILE- t t 5s iSus export. g@e %:
s5@s 3. mostly so,sft, So 80 -
hoas.itesslpt. ,,ae active At sos5 y;
ssSa Is. good 70 choice Sol 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
CoRsICANA.
Divorced and Married In One Day
The x.COnfederates.

Special TO the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, July lin the district
court to-day three divorces were
granted and one of the parties, Mrs.
A. ID. ASKING before leaving the court
room.
Ninety ex-CoDfederates are regis
tered here to attend the coming re-
union ut Dallas.
Our people are enthusiastic over the
nomination Of Cleveland and favor
Bsyard for the second place On the
ticket.
Portions Of our county are suffering
Tor want Of rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

LIVE STOCK.
Nrw Sonk, July l.--eskNNs - Receipts
H. demand shaw NJ fun prices; offerings
sold INST ns carded, including poor 10 prime
steer, 1ba7 Is; tops 3l6r7 40,
silrkr- Receipts n5r market steady
40 FOR lamhS, general sales Id6tSN for
sheep. 0 50p7 80 for lambs.
rnoDuCE.
FLOUR Firm.
wBsAr--Spos lots advanced IL TO I, closed
strong; options opened To l-2 higher, hut
afterwards became easier, closing near best
ilgurcs; No. . red ~ ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

Special 10 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, July ll,-Col. Elliott
failed TO make connection and did not
arrive until this morning. He Will
address our people this evening on the
subject of the New Orleans exposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

door ~SSd S sS,sv: !: s and 70 psr csn Oh n -,
timed !scks, 2 pcr cont on; co1Fse MIA (
Per cent on, blind hinRes, 50 and 10 psr esrs.
D D'nv Ss5,isxS bulis, 9 and 10 pcr csnS 81
% Per cent. on; deep stamped ver& n ~
cent ON; shallow stainped ware. 81 a. Siss
on; Iapanned ware, 20 per cant Al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

Liverpool.
LIvKRPoOL. Jnly IL flprToS-spot closed


NEW ORLEANS. July II. -Corrou -
spot closed dun and easy i.ieon.
Low ordinsry 7 7.ie; Ordinary 1910; Good
Ordinary . 1916; Low Middiing 10 7.IS Mid
ding 10 1916; vo0d Middiing II 10; Kidding
Fair II 6-ls: Fair II ii.l1.
higher Than yesterday.
fsaIes lb.Gl tft
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Bah Iron, . s,-rorsay ~. 10. p J
:sfs aiss nS sn', W. .S
~; No. 49, ri <; AZ EcScng 1. VIZ AZ ~ e
lnnsr's wire, 70 per cant, on; sinnsra stock
f fc5ty Pr y ~ cent On e1Sn .tCv t6 80
tongues, e0c0ei %; dngletsees, ei76; koleteE1
Wc.;. spokss % ~ 70; fslloss. y 49,
D 81 n' 2 mn ~ ns siavy Sssss
NAifls . pfex, basis lod,-Burdsn ho,ss
q 1 a.. 4 q; harden null. y sei isaSvess
ern horss shoe nails, No. I, &C., No. g. No.. No
:, 70. 30. =, nc, Ep. : ~; .Iess's" 90 re
Is. 81 "a a. - ~ =, ~ r. H. x
Ale NJ: =, ~ Nc. ~. ...,..o. 49,.
49, 81 sss:s ~ s's 81 81:
= b 4; n a e. 7 U. j! e;
- s!: :!s' s1 y: z; :ss -:
H. e: !: sS - ~ y: ~ - ~
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lsosto,,.

BosroS, July ~. - wooi,--M Market mn.
settled. OHIO and necccs
delaine Sass; unwashed sOte.5 pulled "a
6rSi.
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lave ssouk Market.
Butcher Lave W O,gute.

sEnstern TeSas and Southern TcHas ktocA
tho above quotations. 49,
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward. delivered on Tho trails. and for
such cattle M those raised In the counties
| embraced In the following territory: WeAt
OF the Texen Central Railway; north Of n line
drawn east and west with Waco and east Of
a line drawn north and south with Baird and
| Ammunition.
| Powder Binatinp, r kcg, u W, Iine. y % ,,
| aN~t--sp q sa~s nu~t sh~s 20 a.
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WANTED LIVE STOCK.

kNTED AT oxcE YlFTy yE4KL-
Ing and twoy~ar-old mules. WIZ pey
win psrsicuiss E1s invsstmsai
hny. Limited. Fort worth-
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Galveston.

0ALvEsroN. July ll.-CoTTor-spot closed
nominal.
VrdiDsry slE; Good Ordinary eJS; Low
Mlddling l0ls; MiddIing VI !. 9oou Mid
ding ~; vi ding Fair il]G
Receipts. ".
Rales, none.
Exports coastwise, 81.
Stock, Ito
Futures first call dun, but steady: second
cali dull; third cal dulI, closed dull but easy
Ia points higher Than last closing.
MDkTHH CAIi.tg GALL ia Hfna'a
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
New York stock market

NEw YORK, Jnly 1l,-Moncy gNa; closed
at l:prime mercantile paper hd6 sterling ex.
change u II strong atf Sat; sight exchange
4 81; dry goods imports for the week, 1892! o..
bonds.
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wANTED-AGENrs.

(oLD MINE WITHIN THE REACH
Many man that has pluck ann perse.
noa. AGENTS wanted every whore To sell
Lives OF the Presidential candidates., the
ne aud Logan book, now ready, contai n
70 yes, illustrated. The Democratic
Will be ready July IS. a So a handsome
ign picture aud chart printed in ak
- Sold only by our agents. Address j.
)1fong, 9l2 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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srRAylu OK STOLEN.

kAyED- ONE BRI SDLE cow ABOUT
3xbt years old, brand uninfellitible.
~ can get the ,aue by calling ON Mr..
per at smiths pastureand paying
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nsv yerH.

closed quiet, With no change In quotations..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

BIZ RENT-Two nicely furnished well
Fentilated vooms. II. rmanent dodgers
krrea. gl5 West Third street.
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Furniture,

i :. s:Ss, i e y Ss,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
LOST.

n. TUE'DAY EVENING BETWEEN
\, y-ath and Second on Houston or
3ncets, a lesther day-book with the
o' j. II Ball on outside cover. Fifteen
viii be paid for the book delivered at
pwn's Ruby saloon on Main street.
IT ON THE srH INST, BETw ZEN
he residence OF Mr.. A. !. Nicholson
be old cemetery, pair OF eye Il s.es,
4 rim an5 a gold pin. wreath shs ped,
ook attached. A suitable reward will
Did TO the finder on delivery TO j. w.
1t general Office II Fort Worth 4 Dem
|ty Railway company.
REWARD FOR ONE BAY HORSE
ID ABOUT u hands high. branded y on
or small s'-r Win y hea sqp also o %se
Der. Tho abeye reward will be paid for
tdellyery to q. ". Fiemer at Smiths
IRE. or Novelty mills. Fort orth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

Liquors.

Wheat, cnoics s0o.opsi, medium. BOU90
$50: corn. 5pet5,: rye, t0ssc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

n
|Rle at Fort Wori h Nntioral bank.
FoRr WORTH srRErT RAILWAY Go.
YOU HAVE LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
FUNK or yalise. \. J. Anders n. 1s Hons
treet. can supply you with a new one
+svjll guarantee q NJ. Locks. hinges.
and fasterings. single or 10 match.
" on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
ZAP COLUMN.

men,s under this head win be in
be rate OF ave cents q line, euch
zen words 20 the line. RIO adver-
IAerted tor less than Is cents. Par
vhom we have no running account
NJ advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
FOR sALE-LrvE STOCK.
MISCELLANEOUS.


1.-TWO wELIeGRADED BULL CALVES
i for sale Mt Railway Hospital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
wANTED-PARTNER.

kBTNER WANTED. WITH s5,0n to
l1oQ0O, 10 engage In established mauufac
1kbusiness, n id. ess .. b, NJ, care this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

|OR RENT-TwO SMA I. DWELLINGS,
rooms each. one Is IL s East Beiknap,
other on South Rusk street corner o!
tile. Apply to d. Boaz, offices Texas In
kmont comp any. limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

D ltENT FOR HREE MONTHS FUR
nithed cottage, four rooms, very desiia-
IUunted. Address Lock Box 2i3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
70 PHYslCIhI.3 hND INVALIDS.

An apnIynis ~ " 0p,i,.'s Lig"mi, c. mnT
HILL IIAsSAlL. slD.. f,h,s, ~ lonnon'
England and m ,'irl"r"innnt by tio ."s
nbraia5 physlalau, PioG'ss-pr III! khAnMuo
WILkos, F.l.S., LID, of Nhiop' hfo ~
boiled 90 cncli boitlH.
seId at wi,a,e-nis by nj lrnaink
Druggists, and r,'ei,.d generally \. ~ - ~
bOttloi fnr 81. q ~ TEntns, S'''
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