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NEsnMpLEroN. wYNNE & GARTER an
Na,,onai ~ a. LAW. ONCE over Fsrf Worth
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RAM 4 mozart, ATTORNEYS Al, raw
houston ov ,n oSe s First National Bank, corner
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LNINLAY & HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
II Law and Land Agents, Graham, Texas.
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SPECIAL ADyERrsESExrs,
LAW CARDS.

of Fort worth nor
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DR. r. A. WATSON, F. W., PHYSICIAN
~ and surgeon; office corner Third and
Main, over STEMS. 0nice hours from to II
q. m. and from 10 and $50 TO p. M. Spe-
cialty of diseases of women and children.
Night calls answered from the office.
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,o-MALE HELf'

.,, yyIra GOOD MORAL
30 's snr the Union News 20.
fSispcL --------------------
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Iu-nIsCELLANEuU US.

tlyD' DELIVERY WAGON
Earness. Apply To Mon.gom-
lTaurth and Houston streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IjNokI WORTH NATIONAL. n,srrcr,,,,-
- agency. r. o. box iSa. ~ DHihoriVE
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HYDE JENNINGS. LAWYER. OFFICE
zanat o \ " banking sl house OF Tidbali, Van
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DR. W. + JERNIGAN, PHYSIO-MEDI-
cal physician. Office los Main street: over
". Il, Ferguson's drug store. Residence
northeast corner OF square. Office honrs, s TO
IL a, m, to 8 p. m. Telephone No. 20i.
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Lors FOR RENT.
BOARD AND LODGING.

EpyIsHED SOUTH ROOM,
|Hird street. Mrs. Ambrose.
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she.rs $500 FLOCK OF an 1nc,s
uiars address EAT price and terms For rm nays;n
rant county, Tex < q sb wis,.n: Bedford Tar
Green county. eep On road TO Tom
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HoUSTON& HENDERSoN-W. b HOUH-
i l. ton, N. Henderson and Land
Agents; Office in Bank building, Wich,sa
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yV,HE EYE AND EAR.-Dk. JAS. BREEN
recently from the Eye and Ear lnnr-
mary, Chicago, has located at FoIt worth,
snrgicaI treatment of the diseases OF the eye
and ear. Office over Twombly Son, on
Main street. near the square.
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Ross & ROSS, ATTORNEYS AND 1,oIfN-
street. Fnr, y Law Terrell building, Main
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DRs. BUaTs & FIELD, PHYSICIANS
L and surgeons Office over Kings drug
store, Main street; telephone connection AT
Office and residences.
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DRJ.D. BURCH, GENERAL PRACTICE
~ and surgery. ONCE NO. @s Fourth near
Tnrockmorton street. Side entrance
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The Bar Elsewhere.

>" II. ALnRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT
NY Law, Notary Public and Land Agent
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WALLACE HENDRICKS, ATTORNEy
~ ny Law. Onice over Pharmacy %. cor.
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M p: PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW
49, Umce over Barnes grocery, corner Of
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DR. ]. L. COOPER, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Office and residence, lio. Main
street. iopposite cotton yard). Office hours
3 10 Il, a. nl. and 9 to pm. Telephone con-
nectiOns.
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~ q. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW
" Real E'tate and Collection Agent
Bowie, Montague county, Texas VIII prac-
tice In the courts OF Montague and adjoining
counties. Special attention given 10 land
matters and to collections. References given
II desired.
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HoTELs.

nvsvuI,E CITY HOTEL .on IN.
u Gated rear s Q, pIcs sSuare. Good table ana
ea.t corner corner " Comfort. +. NJ. White pfop'le.o-'
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r L. RUSSELL. ATTORNEY AT Law
LIE Cameron. Texas. Prompt attentiar
given to all business placed In my hands,
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FlLE-LIvE STOCK.
FOUND.

SnSf. PIN WITH PHOTO
~ owner can have same by
komce and paying charges.
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DETER HART, ATTORNEY ATLAw NO.
l. iary Public and Land Agent, Albar $.
snacke!ford county, Texas. Taxes paid for
nor residents. Patents procured, titles exam
tned, and land business generally.
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=. ,rrrr,oHN a MARTIN, GE aN.Ei6snt
~ i ,nsr,pe Insurance.; 2o5 Main street
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~TpNEy HOUSE. BoNH,AMs;;, rs imam II an.
aosasg + Y &. ssSs "a & and
wsiiInown hotsl ns public s wiIn
Rs ss;a, % In i Ssgs also Z
w samp sS ss " ssRI'
ly for the oenea'i L. WILLIAMS, froP''es-
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x A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
W agent, Temple, Texas. Special attention
given TO adjustment and collection of claims
and 10 all commercial business.
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HILLSBORO.
Special 10 the Gazette

Special 10 the Gazette.
HILLsReRo, TEX, Aug. IA On
the arrival of the trains every one
was disappointed to learn that none of
the distinguished visitors that were
expected had not arrived.
The programme as laid down was
carried out at the memorial meeting in
the afternoon. The services were very
touching and the following named gen.
tlemen made very eloquent and touch
ing speeches IN honor of the
dead loved ones, Capt. Hawkins,
Capt. w. G. Veal and Rev. j. Fred
Cox.
The following well-known aud
sweet OLD songs were sung by the en-
tire crowd with great spirit: ''Oh,
Think of the Home Over There" 81
VIII Sing You Song" Sweet Bye
and Bye" Tears were shed by many
of the old cattle SCARED veterans, and
none were ashamed to see them fall.
The grand goodbye and shaking
hands was then INDUCED in by all of
the brigade until they meet again at
Cleburne next year.
Capt. w. G. Veal recited the para
phrase of the Array of the Dead in
very eloquent and pathetic manner.
1t is estimated about 5000 people
were present to-day. Everything
went off in good style and no disturb
ance of any kind was seen on the
grounds
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rnE pANKrn,, coNyrvr,ov.

SARATOGA, y. ", Aug. lt.-At the
bankers convention this morning the
report of the nominating committee
was read and adopted. THE officecs
ciected are the same as last year with
the exception of +. Frsncis Riggs In
place of John A j. Crsw~ll for the
District Of Columbia, Jhss II. oyIesby.
president OF the L,olstsHa bau& Of
New Orleans. for. isosti ,ianxy In
place of j. j. Peniettpn, ctshter Ut
the Citizens National bank of
New Orlean-; Abraham A. Bige-
low, president Ot the Massachusetts
National bank of Boston, In place of
Chas. I. Smith OF Continental bank
Boston. The following resolution was
carried:
Resolved, that AK auxiliary men,
| bership To he called associate iembers.
shall establish the qualification OF
which shall I've fist IA service in any
bank or banking establishment for not
1 less than five years; second, the pass
In, OF an eNami2 alton upon such sub
jects a. sh vi I've prescribed by the eX-
ecutive council.
Resolved, that n committee OF three
bs appointed by the chair to perfect L
plan for the practical application %
the ideas contemplated In the forego
ing resolution aud report the sam,
when perfected 10 the executive couu
Gil. Mr.. G .orse of Monireal read
paper on y "@l,-nameo Paper j
seph Pat srson Of PniIadelphi,
said that ne considers til
silver question one of tn
most important features OF the tim
and urged the memhers To w)rl
earnestly and faithfully to have il re
pealed. Mr.. Lindeberger of Louis
vile made n few remarks in favor Q
a larger cash reserve and though
that 10 was promotive of the tru
Interests Of banks that the m.inter
auce of liberal cash reserves lies n
the very Foundation of a correct AN
safe banking system.
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usefulness, and also to induce the idle
and vicious young men to abandon
their worthless ways Of life, and get
about making honest livings instead
OF ioating around the streets by day
ana piiiering during the dark hours
get the boys to learn ira les and pres
pare themselves to do some good i'm
The world. All good citizens must
wish this new order abundant success
IN these matters. for the evils 10 he
corrected have become the besettinu
sins of the race.
The Bell Telephone company are
now engsged In putting up new and
higher poles, and subst tuiing cables
In place of the numerous wires tina,
now are 80 thick "a to cast a shadow
In some places on our streets. Now. II
We pad the Pan-Elsctric boxes, GU,
be happy.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.


NKw Work. Aug. li.-rGovetnments firmer.
Railweysstrone but closed ess;er.
state securities steady.
Stock market to-day buoyant during early
hours OF trading, and theirs was an advance
OF lSto 21eper cent In prices. some round
amounts Of Changers, New Yori. Central,
Lake shore and Western Unsoa wee TAX n
torlone accou /. AFTER o'clock y. m. Louis
Vile 4 Nashville broke ~, aud II was ru.
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An Amleasle Adjustment Probable.

DENvEs,- Coll, Aug. l4.-At a
meeting Of the executive committee of
the Union Pacific strikers comnfuni
cation we read FROM II. II Clarke,
general manager of the Union Pacific
company, from O naha, through head
committee, in which he expressed u
wish to meet one or more of the repre-
sentatives Of the strikers, with view
to All atnicable adjustment, of the
differences. Two representatives. Were
selected and left for Omaha mmedi-
ately. Everything is quiet at the
shops and on the streets.
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THIRD DAYS SESSION
Of tue Texas State Grange Association
Resolutions Adopted.

S"i"hVhS AuUnttus
GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. Ii.--The
state grange reassembled at o'clock
this morning. w. Booth, the state
lecturer, made his report, which was
referred to the committee.
The committee on lecturing reported:
That after full Investigation and
close scrutiny into the work. ny of the
lecbrre system heretofore tssopted We
duly approve the zeal and tideiity o.
the district lecturers, and would award
to them all honor and praise for the
satisfactory manner In which they
have discharged their srduous and
self'sacrificing duties, but we be-
sieve that the good of the cause
would be better subserVed by properly
organizing an efficient system q.
county lecturing. We therefore
recommend that the worthy master g.
the state grange be authorized TO en-
ploy and put In TIE field county
lecturers in every county of the strss
as far as practicable, and thai
he be authorized to pay them oct ot
the lecture fund 81 per day for the
time actually employed" The eom-
mittee also recommended that the
worthy master be authorized TO EN-
ploy aud put in the field district lect
urers at such time md in such e,lace.
as in his judgment will be of the great
est advantage to the cause at q maxi
mum salary of $50 per month Tor tn,
time actually emplo. ed"
The committee Further recommeu d
ed that the amount of s., 900 be pl acec
at the di-posal Of the worthy iS,aster "a
a lecture fund
The report was then adopted.
The finance committee reporte,
that the sum of 81 ,6i5 was eNpende,
for lecturing during the past year.
The comNsittee reported tina
the sum of S9,O2a.79 wa
now in the hands of the treasurer an
one $3.50 debts were ow
ing. The committee on agriculture
and grange Journals aud publication
read avoluminous report, advocating
aud Endorsing the efforts of the grang
Journals in behalf of the order. Tn
Texas Farmer YVES continued as tn
official organ of the state grange
Adjourned until afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was Cccupie
with the discussion as to whether tn
state grange should become stock
holder in certain grange journals.
was finally decided that such an il
vestment should not be made. At tn
conclusion of the discussion the granf
adjourned and the members WEI
treated to an enjoyable excursion q
the bay at the invitation of the Ga
weston merchants. t.t $3.50.
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nalI,,u. wn,.,,.,

LuhBxs- tough lumber, poxlng. II ,ncbna
and under, nti-i'ass, so stripping. kxa III I
boxing aud nvoTlnn, ol,Hfs, IS. thick clears,
~ and III t1; rough lnmber, second class
VIZ, toist and tcantling, cuiln, slh
sIpiNo-fitsi common white pine $50 81
second do. sps third do, ye5 poplar, go on
~ active Pine vi c9 50; do y, SIS. native
DsrsaFp LuSarA--porng u ,nchu ana
under, Va vltbN o. 10 Ma, s2e OORS %
soantling, lolu CT any common lumber
w voeDN %; boying over ~ iurhas, eia,Nsn
~ ", thint clears, ~ olisand a. $50 OOspSa 81,
SECOND Glaze any kini. e1l ~,
Dkns,iKb AND NAruurD FLooRrNo-rirss
class, 60: second class, cal,
WuIrKPtrH FURNtsttiNa LINN nkR--l,i, IN
and Inch white pine, so Inch do. go,
CEILiNG--'hkAnKp on PLAIS-Ftfst oonas
mon mon, White !, pine 81 % "a do, SO 81 DO q
halivepine ", s2ablt DO, y, u? 20.
POPLAR LyaasH.--ik, " tnd inch, os6,
snIsoI.rs-- White pine A, u, do shaded A.
et,2S. do extra No. l, ts.Sf cypress. heat. sny
brand, IS, do No. ., ti.so DO "a. 3 4. @ nsUys
saved heart. fi.5p. sups, el25. -
PICK Tr.--White Pine drsase.i sue Aaaa.a
rannre or fai,'f; yellow pine DO ", iath.
LIsr csSrNr, Ero. Lime, Austin. q. .,
por bbl. Ccrnent, Louisville or eoaenaic, 5qTs
per Dbl. Portland, ~ 10 per Dbl. Plaster fsris,
New vort ar Michigan. - 10 pr bbl. Plastsi
Bsics..-.Tiro-proot. s1so per n.
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PARTISAN NOTES.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Aug. l3.--The Sunday
school convention OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church met last evening.
But few delegates have arrived as yet.
Rev. VIM. Witherspoon of Honey
Grove addressed the convention on
"Our Field of Labor The conven-
ton adjouraed to meet at $3.50 q. IN.
tomorrow.
The convention met this morning.
Rev. w. II Benge OF Bonham was
called to the chair. A few minutes
were spent in devotional exercises.
The use OF "helps" in Sunday-school
classes was discussed with interest to
ali. The result reached was that the
"heIps" had been of Invaluable SER
vice 10 the Supday-school cause, but At
tho same time il Was thought that The
Bible was neglected too much.
Rev, w. l.. Brown will leave to-
morrow for North Carolina, taking
his little ones, so recently bereaved OF
their mother. He will be absent about
two weeks. a..
The monthly assessment upon the
shares of the Building and Loan asso-
cIstion falls due on the 15'h, 18th,
nth, 18th and 10Th.
special 70 the Gareiie.
PARIS, Tex, Aug. LIN conse-
oueace OF the meager attendance upon
Inc Sunday-scho convention OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, an
adjournment YVES had until the meet
ing of the Texas synod at LoDgview
In October next.
Mrs. Winkler desires 10 meet the
ladies' of our city at the. opeIa-hoise al
8 O'clock Friday morning TO DISCUSS
the interests Of the woman's depart
ment of the New Orleans eaposilinn'
server, published at Dallas, l. IN the
city. -.
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Visiting Firsn,en.

GALVESTON, avg, l4-The Phlla-
delphia fire company, No. IA of the
New Orleans fire department arrived
this morning on visit as the guests
of the Galveston fire department.
They were cordially received and
e,corted to the Bea.,h hotel. where
they will Sa quGrtered during their
stay. Tonight grand display of
fireworks was given In their honor,
and Tomorrow they will be rendered
an excursion on the bay.
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woof bright light, rnc and medium, u
months, isti \; heavy fine. ~ mop this, iDGpih;
buck wool. 500; low grade MEDIUM, ispi5;
Mexican, laal
HIDrs-No. heavy nlnt, dry y n 10, No.
heavy hint dry, a n lfc M 1 light nint, "A
~ re No. u iight mint, I, ~ Sc: bulls ana
heavy, damaged, y bw cal skins and badly
damaged. I, 20; green, si,lted, sound, Y D. &c;
bu tcIerr. green, n n 80
PRLTRIIs- Deer skins, pb iteeis; antelope
skins, y y ln6sl'c: goat skins. each, locbas;
sheep pelts, according To- amount OF wool,
wOoi. t@iO Mexican sheep peita, v n s0el0c;
Mexican sheep pelts. improved. il0i2c; Mex.
lean sheep thcgrlings, &c.
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uroosriss.

uroo.r,"s'
I f,sseon.i' 8. c. bacon il'ze' sc. dry ;si''
rIsp.-- Machsrol, loD kits, No. ], n,ib; NO.
White fish, No. /. hiE bbis. SIN: No, Z. si.s:
LAaD-ficicts.o 3D.: ~ ana syn cam az,
2pb cans, gJzc.: Ion cans, $40: 5n cans es.c
$ y cams, e,.s; ~
fair, no.; prime Kio, isc: Mnoy. 10, 6l2
1sys 49, ss.o ss..0vs,, nam
hslfbbis., DlIc.; cut LOAF, sac |: grsnulated
standard BEL Louisiana ora minated. 7Ec.M~.
: :isIiass ss 'lo''' White IKE. yellow
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BAR IRON, n y1,-Norway, Bc, NO, n p
sheet In n, 40 No u q sheet iron, g<c.;
ss No ,s 49, 's ss cta hS az az; sss5
4l5 ~; Na.0 and 10xll pai. 10, q SS66e0
tuners wirc, 10 rer rent. on: Winners stocS.
iyrty per cent. on cook st6vs1 nth WayV,
90 800 oos 60, With slmminsA tis HS1nH
tongues, sccnSi %; d Strsss' III rs, SSIss1s.
500; spokes so1bas 10; Nilocs, Il $50 IS;
poubletrces, a 2hNl 90: mech yukrs. ~ nnS
~; plow ecanis, heeSc.; FLOW bs1s1ica 81 Is
@2hos handles, q ,b<S2 so
NAILS. N 10 Neg, basis lcd.--is% sSen hor@s
shoe, Per Hes, = 40; pcrkius do, n 10, Walk.
or do, " 10, burden inuao, u 81; Northwest.
crn horse ehoe nails. No Z, To-, Ne 3. no.. No.
Ic, No, = 10, No.e eocs 'IAkes,' do, No.
a. SOY No, y ", Nc. q ~ Eo. !! 20, No. I.
aiS X Is SIP. :, w, No 70, iH 80.
sa GSns es nSssssssn1Aok. y sos'o0' boys
.REfRi StERXiTSo,Rs,-No climax. m a.
No, z, DO. ais 20; No. 3 do, ", No. do. eE |:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chains, a. psr
pair. 1910, pow sinulctrces pcr doH., "
pillow douoletfecs, per .doren % o., stock
bells, 40 per cont Cd dsor locks, 81 1903 %:
wood screws, 30 and 10 rer cent. on; l. r CAL
door butts, u and 10 per cent on cut And
| timed tacks, ~ per cent, on. ccffte militia ii
| per cent. on; hind hinges 80 and 10 pcr cent
| on carriage bolts, Is and 10 per cont on
| rlow bolts, %pcr cent. on, piece tin ware
W per cent, % de.p stamped ware, 10 lie,
cent. on; thsllow stamped ware, 80 por cSrt
on 'apann"t ware. Wruf cent OF.
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A Great Problem.

Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheumatic remedies,
fake all the Dyspepsid and indi-
gestion cures,
Take all the Aguc, Fever and bill
ious specifies,
Take all the Brain and Nerve
force revircrs,
Take all the Groot health restor-
ers.
In short, take all the best qualities
of all there and the --bcst
-Quoiities of all the best medicines
in the world. and you wilI find that
Hop
= Bhters have the best curative
qualities and powers Of all concentrated
I'm them, ana that they will cure
when any or all Of these, singly or
--combbed,
Fail. A thorough trial will give
positive proof of this.
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago broke down with
kidney and liver complaint and rheu-
matism.
Since then ] have been unable to be
hDOut NJ HI. N DNtf DecAtuc nhru
like wood; my limbs were puffed up
and filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could cure me. resolved TO
try Hop Bitters; have used seven
bottles; the hardness has all gone from
my liver, the swelling from my limbs
and IL has porked a miracle In my
case; otherwise would have been
now In my grave. j. w, MoREY,
Buffalo, Oct. ], 1851.
Poverty and Suffering.
II was dragged down with Debt,
poverty and suffering for years, caused
by sick family and large bills. f,r
doctorlng.
II was completely discouraged Until
ore year ago, by the advice OF my
pastor. commenced using Hop Bit
trrs, apd In one mouth we were all
well aud none Of u have seen sick
day since, and want,to say to all
poor men you can keep your families
well o year with Hap Ritters for less
than one doctors visit will cost. /
know It.n--A SyOHKfkoAfAS.
e. None genuine yithont 4 bunch q green
ssss e - so nv iii HI ~ ss
their nAne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15

John w. Garrett OF the Baltimore &
Ohio rad, now at Beer Park, com
pleted his sixty fourth Year Il few DAYS
ago. He has retired from active life
aud is obliged TO look carefully to his
health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15

New YORK, Aug. II Abraham
Hazle'on, dealer in hosiery and laces,
assigned with preference of $50. 900, in
GLIDING $40 daJ TO foreign creditors.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
Proceedings Of the Second Days Session
Of the American Bankers Con-
vention at Saratoga.
The Annual Election Of ofiosrs-New
Rules and Regulations Adopted
The Days Failures.
A WARRANT our ron preK,ssos.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA -ltis reported
that the United States district attor-
ney. has issued warrant to arrest
Cashier Dickinson OF the Wall Street
bank.
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pENIsoN


Special 10 the Gazette.
DESIsoN, TES., Aug. IA Sergeant
w. G. Blythe of the signal corps Of
the United States army is visiting In
the city.
Col. j. r. Wilde, q member ~ the
Republican state executive com0,ittee,
has gone to Austin IT, confer with the
full commission on the prospects of
calling state convention.
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aALvzs,os, Aug, 10 -corroN-- Spot closed
quiet
Middlinv lV,S, Middlin1 lUss, Coca Mid
ding io>s ", '.dling Fair io's.
Receipts, 81.
Sales, ~
Exports, coastw'se0 o,
stock, ihT. .a
Futures opened dull aud ruled barely
steady, closed dull but steady at toS points
ighcr, except August | point lower. No
Namber and Az. A unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
live stock Market.

sEastern roxas and Southern Texas niock
the above quotations..
The above prices afc for herdn OF 1000 head
and upward. delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle ~ tbDas raised in The Counties
embraced In the following territory; West
Of the Texas Central Railway north OF a line
drawn east and voE with Waco, and east OF
n line drawn north Aid south with RAird ana
south OF Red Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15

sp< tsi "a the Gasou'
AT. louIs, Aug it.--WRKAr..-Nery AN.
settled. and the crowd scem Go be very BADLY
mixed. The bears were vcsy cautious and
would buy and sell on the slightest v,,rlatlan
81 prices. Prices were tuut Ia on,
incorn, prices eased OF, though the do.
maud was fNlly up 20 the ss,ling orders and
prevented much ola loss. The decline was
y to y lower,
Provisions we're R'tive aud bueynut.
Texas steers were N fair supply ana prices
weak for AL grades. Half lated are selliug
very irregular and dull.
Sheep active.
rr. LOUIS. Aug. H.-FLouR-Quiet aus
weak but unchanged.
Wi.Ar-No. ? red sls.Ssf,f cash; siNasgse
August; sHaG, ~ sepicmoet; ESQ soh Oct"
Ter.
CoRS a.. cash; AZ hpguet; i7Is@i7Js
september; KNcei6h october, closing AZ,
oArs-'sj, cash; 2lkagS'S October.
PROVISIONS,
NHIsKY-l ca.
CoRNNEAL 2 20,
PoRx-ls old. 40 new,
suLx NKATs-Long clear 2 20, short ribs
o 30. short clear 10 ~,
nAoos--Long clear lo5lai0 20; short iibs
! IARD-TS7. bid.
LIVE STOCK.
| C.TrLr-Rceeipts Lao: exports @ to@0 20
. good I, choice ass, common 10 medium
9sd6 10; grass Texans 3 .5cgI ia COLORADO
a. 65 81
| Hoes Receipts 81 %; 5s.@6i5.
-HEtP-Itecelpts D. o. commo, 10 fair
Z 25sn Is medium Ia good SSp3 90: choice
| 70 extra y Soc 10 lambs bOeI 70.