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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

puLoneY lave Wsignta.

sRegtsTn Texas cattle AZ nDout iaTse, an
sonthsrn and Central Texan llook ca ue -
bout two dollars per head ls1n taah ms
Tbe Move priocs are for herds OF 100 head
and upward o. bost North Tellaz e2itls as
Uyerod on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24
ERlPHIG MARKETS.


g. Isont'
tIvR STOCK; 90
~, and shipments moi
.Isl y. = GOOD to choice IS 25@
~ u medium 81 6O@6 90.
il ,,'a,. * s594T5; stockers ano
~, a y5OIsl IS; corn'fed Tex
s., ~ and shipments not
,ss.sdy at s. 6o95 70.
: eslpls aud shipments moi
asIsi: common 70 medium
lad TO choice Sd 5O94 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

NV v lTWIhs
osE, Feb. Beeyes-Re-
including 10 carloads for
%; receipts for the week TO-
and strong ut an advance of
.ais; market active and firm
oil sold; extremes, common
rteB S. $500 50; bulls So 20
-Rscelpts 1900, making 20, 100
issk; mark It opened with fair
bat trade dragged before the
Nlng at prices nearly ! on;
"a at 81 OO@G 25; lambs S. 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24
nInTTlIlEa ClLlUEE.

ivory drop black, SO; law turkey uu1ba
l5c. burni Turkey lumber, e5o; raW Italia
sienna 25o: burnt Italian eisnnss CSC; Var
dyke brown, 25c,
pTioeB OF above mado on basis o. IN y
\, and ID cans, assorted In y and u
cans: balance In ! and 10 cam, aAsortse
Price In 10 cana: BALANCE - aud 2 u Htu
assorted. Price in 10 cans 10 lti1i ia &C.
. 10 tin pals, lAo laEE and EhEs 70 per
laGN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

- arnCK.

c,Ty. Feb. 23.-The Live
slstor reports
p.~Ip,s 800; steady; exports
ii sos so; good to choice
|.,ma5 30; common to medi-
sfpt cows 81 1903 so.
S,sipts 4GOOi steady at 81 20
p,.sipss $50; quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

Wheat, ehuiU1, 20 70 1jc, madiunS, 070.
oats, 26efT1sn: harley. 80s9s3s IVA, SOC +.
corn 453A5Oo hay, loose + ON Ia Nng ,
81 OOas 20 per tou: bals hay, " o @lO 90;
bran, zoe, pbr I0cS oh0pS, 81 o0ai q PA
len
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

Extracts, % par cent, on. p. u. Tluia III
trRota, q per osnt. on. Essential OAs, 20
Louis iiBt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

strictly pure white lead, 81 %: spiriti
tuIpentlno, 5O956 Boiled oil, 62s65s.
THE nHERMAE.N Ll.LIAMB coyOhB,
Ivory drop black. Ia, per ID 1876 kngliO
coach black. j.. per ID l2c; lamp black, L. &c
blGak paint, la, &c: sPTusslaD blue, kB, ~. IL
700, 5Ultramhrine blue, ~, IL, 2)cs blue paint
Is 10, raw Turkey amber, il, 20; burut TuY
key umber. IL. Sc: raw Italian sienna. lg, Hc
burnt Italian sienna, Is, %; YRnEyEO brown
Is So; Parts green, lE, zoe; Chrome, L. y. o, .
ID. O., he, 10, American vorInilliOn, Ia, l0c; IN
dian red, ls II; Sine,tS nd, Ia, s., 25{a, goa
70. Chrome yellow, J. N. o. y. o. -, ltC
Yellow ochre, Il, 6s. i2J9E, 25F, DC,
PREPARED GRAIAlIE9 ooLoEg,
Mnnlo- 1ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24
COTTON MARKETS.

r'i At All United States Ports,
IThB Thia This Last
day. week. season season
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-24

Undertakes the care ni ESTATES, 10 ID
Legal depository for TRUST FUNIlS,
aud allows
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
The Bet Was on.

A few days ago, after n couple
of ctsecmcd citizens who are close
ncighbors, had arranged to pass
II few days with their families Mt
a lake In Oakland county, one OF
them offered to wager II box OF
cigars that he would catch the
largest fish. The wager was promp..
tly taken, and neat day one OF
the gentlemen put in an appear
ance Mt IL fish stand on the market
and said to the dealer:
.Havc you gotta fresh pickcrei
weighing about fifteen pounds9'
"I have, SIR
DWcll, Iwant you to put him
on ice and ship him to me atrlarkc-
/ propose to catch him ont hook
out there" -,
"very well, SIR ! think I'll ship
the two together
The two?'
Yes, sir. Mr.-(mcntionIne
the other esteemed citizon) was
here nm hour ago, and bought one n;
weighing twenty pounds 1t will
take less ice to pack the two In the
same boxl
The fish were paid for, but the
bet was declared off.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Mississippi Mutlnies.

we have fought tho good
fight; we have kept the faith
andwe'vc been wollortd world
without end.
The Democracy Of Mississippi,
in convention assembled, has
thrown, its dash high over the
tail board, and has kicked against
our authority, and absolutely and
openly refused to obey the Com
cts high behcst.
The State of Mississippi has mu-
tinied-shc has rcvolted against
The Comets control, and we'll
may feeling of alarm thrill
through our citizens at these
portentous facts.
This is no trivial matter. Such
state of affairs can bodc no good
to our hitherto quito and peace
full State. and alreadya fcellngof
insecurity ia evidenced every
where.
Our State, hitherto pacific and
law-abiding, has rebelled against
/ its highest, civil authority, and
there iis no telling where this.
thing will end By and by it may
l0 so that wc can't even order u
Congressman elected, with any
certainty. Of itsbeing drnc, unless
we go and attend to Il ourself.
While VIC suppose that under
ordinary circumstances, we could
still run tho State without any
troblc, the the result has dcn'on-s
strnted that when Mississippi once
takes q fool notion and gets her
head set she won't listen even to-
The Comct.-Utica Comet.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
1AZLEHURST COPIAK COUNTY. MISS. SEPTEMBER, 3 1856
Wit and wIsdo ON.

Men for husbands-To keep
your wife from finding you out
stay ut home evenings.
The difference between Pitts
burg and Boston girls is that tht
former have smuts on their noses
and the latter have specs.
A Boston bicyclcr says that he
Is going all over the earth on his
machine. We have seen bicylers
20 all over the earth off their ma
chimes.
'What objection is there to young
ladies kissing their poodles'
asks a fair. inquirer. None that
we know of, dear, If the poodle
Gun stand it,
Gone tn oven Is the correct
expression for the retirement of
the Russian peasant ut night,
since he has no bed but sleeps on
the top OF the oven.
An economical householder
sympathizcs with tho sentiment:
"What capital things oysters
would be If VIC could only feed
our servants upon the Shells
"Poveity is undoubtedly the
worst thing in the world says a
noted cynic. If Iwcre offered u
cool $lO,OOO,OOO in gold to bc
poor I'D refuse to accept the
position
The morn was cold, the kind
ling wood was green, she brought
forth the can of kerosene /; rclea-
scd from earthly care and toll,
she fools no moro with non-explo-
sive oil.
Little glrl (only hild)-"I'm
so glad, mamma, l don't live all
the time ut grandma's." Mamma
why my dear?' "Llttle girl
-"Wcll, it must be SO dull there
without me-"
Permit me to offer you this
fino tart, said tho youth to the
girl for whose smiles he WAS
signing. "Thank you,. she sa.llai ag.llai
fnrf'iil ffSnrrf never won fair lady
. A San Francisco church adver-
tises for u minister who can preach
two sermon, strictly original,
every Sabbath-on in the morning
for saints, and the other in tho
evening for sinners.
"Oh ma, have heard such a
splendid minister. Ho, stamped
and pounded, and got mad, and
shook his fist at the folks, and
there wasn't any body dared go
up and fight him.'-Life.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
what a Baby Can Do.

1t can wear out n u pair of kid
shoes in twenty-four hours.
It can keep ITS father busy
advertising in tho newspaper for
u nurse. n
1t can occupy both sides Of tho
largest sized bed manufactured,
simultaneously.
It can make the author of IT'S
beings wash bills foot up to S. u
week and not be feeling ut all
well.
1t can cause its father to he insul.
ted by every second-class board
inghouse keeper IN tho city who
never take children, which in
nine cases out of ter is very fort
unatc the children.
1t cant make itself look like q
find just at the moment when
mamma wants to show "what u
pretty baby she has,"
1t c,ln look Its father innocently
in the face and five seconds later
spoil the only good coat that he
has got in the world.
II can make an old bacoclor in
the room adjoining use language
that If uttered no the street would
get him in tho penitentiary for
two years.
1t can 60 from the farthest end
of the room TO the foot of tho
stairs in the hall adjoining quicker
than its mother can just step into
again.
1t can go to sleep "likc u
little angel" and just as mamma
and papa arc stirling for the thea
ter it Gun wake up and stay awake
until the beginning of the last act.
These are some of the things
that baby can do. But there are
other things rs we'll. A baby can
tighten the burden of u LOVING
mothers life by adding to them;
it can fattcn its dirty little face
against the window pane in such
u way that the tired. 5ibqJunds
the corner. Yes, babies arc great
institutions, particularly ones
own baby.-Newman lndepen-
dent.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Nus, Lie Down To Rest.

Says an authority on horses.
To a hard-w orking horse sleep IS
almost rs much . necessity as
good food, but tired though no.
may be, lie is often very shy. to
lie down, even when q clean bed
is provided for him. Unless a
horse lies down regularly, his rest
is never complete and his JOINTS
and sinows stiffen and whilo It is
true that some horses that sleep in
a standing position continue to
work for many years, II is equal
". truc that they would wear
much longer. and perform their
work much better, If they. rested
naturally. Young, nervous hor-
sos not freqently refuse to lie
down when first made to occupy
y stall, and when introduced into
u town stable. the habit may. be-
come confirmed, unless induce
mcnts iiro offered to overcome the
,lisinclinatioR.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
wIsDOM FROM SAM JONES.
He Says the Evil One Has Manners Enough
Not To Stay Where He Isn't Wanted.

Il AhC thD SNhiOhC Auo nhhuueTb HsuouKL
Not TO Stay Where He Isn't Wanted.
The Rov. Sam Jones, the GcOr-
gia evangelist, preached his open.
ing sermon at the Lovcland camp
grounds last night He proved a
great attraction. Here aro u few
samples of his remarks:
"Thc worst enemies VIC have
are our tcmpcrs. Temper is I'm
odd word. It's not in the Bible
but comes from the blacksmith
shops. would rather face Il
universe than merciless temper.
1t is always backed by IN endless
tongue. The tongue is the bull
let, and the temper is the powder.
have never got mad since /
made Il bargain on my knees that
l would never. get mad ut any
man until some man treated INC
worse than / have treated God.
l have not been mad since.
"T'hc tongue is another pest.
How many dollars have our.
tongues cost, and how much blood
has been split and lives lost by
our tongues? About nine tenths
of the people III pcrdition will lie
down in the fire and say, Il am
tongue damned. The Baptist
puts you clear under, the Mctho-
dist sprinklcs, but the tongue
comes out as ever. People put
the head in the church, the feet
in the church, hut leave the
tongue clear out,
Il don't 60 much OH a religion
that strikes in spots. Religion is
like the measles; if you get il
broke out good, it is all right, but
if it goes in it Kills you. / want
Il mans pocket book broke out
too.
If you want to he right with
God be right with your fellow
men. We have too many Chris
tians that arc boarding with their
wives. o, bca man.
The devil has good enough
manners not to stay whSrSc, nc GoIS il
you are treating him good.
"Well, I'm dono," he said in
conclusion. l suppose the curi-
ositiy has worn off. That what
you came here for. Itried to fill
you. i hope you arc full l want
you to come back again. ! pro-
pose to run this meeting TO suit
myself. Iproposc to hit you,
too. You can come when you
please and go when you please.
If you don't like the preaching
get, up. and leave, and no one
will miss you. i am here to labor
tor your profit, and hope / will
help you. From this out | mean
business.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Told by the Pilot.

yes, the artificial banks along
this river made capital breast.
works for the Confcderates, said
the pilot us we steamed down the
mighty Mississippi. "Sately shell
tered by the heavy walls of earth,
I've had more'n one crack ut q
Yankee gunboat myself
"Then you were inthc servIcc!'
Must have bccn. / belonged TO a
sort o. independent troop, aud
most of our lighting was from
these ere banks. Do you sec that
grove away off up there
eyes"
.Wcll, in war times a blg house
stood there. Fifty of us were cat
ing dinner one day when some
body saw. a YANKEES gunboat along
about there. We all rushed fQl
the bank. and when she can't
along we opened with ou,
muskcts. BY and by shc repliet
with a she'll iron n big guu. y
struck the bank near tho top and
list lifted about ten wagon loads
of dirt up in a heap and let it faf
on our capt,,in.'
Kill him?'
"No Ireckon not, hut it burf
ed him clear out of sight"
elbow did he feel when you go'
him out?"
"Wc didn't get him out
"You didn't! Why not?
"Too busy holding an election
for some one to take his place. w
couldn't think of everything al
once. you know, and then It wa
such u man. They might haV'
dug him out since the war, bu
! reckon he was no good. Beel
there too long detroit FIRE.
Press.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Fashionlcts.

The short waist is the fashion
again.
Largo embroidered collars arc
coming in again.
Marrow -colorcd ribbons for the
neck are pretty and very fashion,
able.
Tho fashions are very fair cop
les of what they wero loo years
ago. :, -.
Very fine silk tulie wells are
now to be procured in every col
or instead Of the thick dots they
are ornamented with small woven
in rings.
The latest thing in parasols are
covers OF printed hsndkerchIefs
with heraldic patterns, so iaid
over one another that the points
fit in exactly hctwcen each other.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Into a Good Family at Last.


Adam Smith was n cattle dealer,
aud was D very wicked man. a
camp meeting was in progress in
his locality, and among many others
wl.o were converted were several
members of his family. AT last he
consented to visit the meeting, and
during the progress Of the service
one of his daughters came around
to where her father was sitting,
and in tears said to him:
"Father, am welded to the
Lord
Welded to him. did you say,
Mary AnnP
rThe Lord, father
Tfthat's so, b'gosh, the Smiths
have got into a good family ut
last.-Pretsers Weekly.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Mississippi, in the Lead.

r, A.. n,u,rt,,,oot q
-" =. A. 80. 49,, ,ho
80, :. .,o oo,,nn oro,,
.. osi . ,,o;ns o,,,,, ouoo ovceoded
:, ,on CO., ,sso 1ho ovoro 90 in
1000 r.,s on,v oa
nv, 49,. -, cJ
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

A Connecticut COW swallowed
300 hairpins the other day; If
the woman who owns the hair.
pins wants to get them again she
will havto strain the milk care
fully.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

For the hot time of year the
effective linen, Russian biouses
embroidered in cross stitch are .
pretty and becoming finish to the
peasant pctticoats, which arc
such suitable dresses for young
ladies. A Russian aprun to
match makes the dress intoa a very
elcgalit house toilet.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Girls didn't used to wear coats,
but the fact that the wearing OF o
oat is as near as good many of
them can come to being Rugged by
a man is why the male coat is now
worn by SO many.-Kentuckey State
Journal.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

sI see by the papers that Monday
was the warmest day of the year.
"This may be true, but the hot
wave never reaches our house in
earnest until Tuesday night
"Tuesday night" eyes. That's the
night my wife got mad and threw
a blazing lamp at mo."-Chied9o
Herald
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Some Of the vassar girls have
been photographing in the moon.
The investigation was doubtles
started to disproye forever that
there is . man in the satellite.
-Lo,ccll Citizen.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

In playing a game of seven up
with a young lady from st. Paul a
wicked Bismarcker told her that
every time she held the jack OF
trumps, that it was n sure sign
that Der lover was thinking OF her.
Then he watched her face ut each
deal and every time she blushed
and looked plesed, led out and
caught her jack.-Bismarck Trib-
une.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Refugees fleeing from cholera in
Marseilles have introduced tho
disease in 6isteron and other will.
ages in the Alpine provinces OF
France.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Lord Wholseley resumes his
position of Adjutant General,
which he held prior to the late
Soudan campaign. 1t is an excellent
place for him. No man is better
qualified to tie up last years rep.
orts with red tape and file them
away for future dust.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Bananas are more easily recog-
nized nthe fall than at any other
tenn ofthe year.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Pertinent to the Season.

He-Thcy give.yery large dishes
of cream here.
Shc-Yes.
He-Ouc dish is about all that
one dare to eat.
She-Yes.
He-Particularly as ice cream Is
said to DO far from healthy.
She-Ycs.
Hc-I understand that much OF
,be cream nowadays is made OF
those poisonous compounds.
SLe-Yes. Here, waiter, give
me another dish of vanilla, anu
brin. me the check for it.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Princes, Giscla, in Munich,
daughter of tho Empress OF Aus
tria, will not wear II hustle.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

At what time was Adam mar
ricd? On his wedding Eve.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
Matters Of Interest Clipped from onr
Exchanges.


yicksburg.
Jasper county is going to have q
cigar factory.
The New York peniteutiaries are
over crowded.
Philadelphia has had mild case
Of yellow fever.
Much sickness is reported in and
around Raymond.
Sam Jones says he chews tobac-
co to get the juice.
Bret Harte is 46 years old. He
was born Mt Albany in 1889.
Yocana Mills, at Water Valley,
have suspended temporarily.
Democrats now occupy all the
Federal offices IN Louisiana.
Gold bullion reaches an annual
product OF 100000 in Georgia.
Cholera is raging among the
hogs around Kirkwood, Madison
county.
Senator Coke, of Texas, is max.
ing speeches against local option in
that State.
Messrs. Lamar, Bayard and Gar.
land are the only cabinet officers in
Washington.
The murder Maxwell has been
Unidentified as Hugh Brooks, OF
Hyde England.
During the late term OF circuit
court at Meridian, six couples were
married in Jail.
Ten thousand lives were recently
lost by u great flood in tho province
of Canton, China.
Senator Sharon's palace HOTEL
San Francisco. is said to be asses.
sed at 81, 100000.
A little colored boy was recently
drowned in a pond near Utica,
while diving for pocket knife.
Col. Fits, of West Point, recent
ly sold 10000 acres Of Mississippi
lands to Northern purchasers.
An Ellisvils negro mistook box
of axle grease for cheese last week,
and ate it with seeming relish.
A Rev. Mr.. Williams is rivalins
Rev. Sam Jones in a revival sen'
sation in Northwest Arkansas.
Bishop Jaussens will dedicate
the Catholic Church Mt Raymond
on the fst Sunday IN September.
A dispatch from Chicago says
two cases OF leprosy have been dis
covered among the Chinese in that
city.
The hath q. Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, known as the "Mud Hole
has been opened to the poor free ol
cost.
Cholera has been carried by ref
ugees from Marsellies into severa
villages in the Alpine provinces Of
France.
1t is stated as q curious circum
stance that sheep placed on Key
West Island lose their wool the
second year.
Mr.. Lewis Cato. q venerable and
highly esteemed citizen of Unior
Church, Jefferson county, died or
Thursday last.
The Grand Army of the Repub
lie will erect q monument to Gen
Grant by q ten cent subscription
It's membership Is 100000.
w. ID. Downing, of the Missouri
Railway commissioners, wants hui
-son appointed an assistant superin
tendcnt of Yellowstone Park.
One of General Santa Anna''
widows is still living in Mexico
and is bright and interesting a.
ever. She was married at the ag'
of thirteen.
Col. r. o. Reynolds, of Aberdeen
was so unfortunate as to have LII
nose broken a few days since, a
Birmingham Ala, while moving {
picture from q burning building.
The wife of o Webster count,
man died on Monday, was buriet
on Tuesday; Wednesday themourn
ing widower procured q license
| Thursday married. anOthe
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03

Watermelon picnics have been
popular in some sections of the
State.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
Business College
Jackson, Miss.

Young men Of energy and intclli
gcnce who desire TO m AXE thei- way m the
world by habits of economy and their own
ndustrio us efforts will have the best ad
vntayes offered them In this institution
acqui ring thorough business cdu-
aaton.
Forty Dollars secures Scholarship p
or a complete course in Book-kce p
ing and penmanship.
The entire expense to secure Diplom a
need not exceed 800. including Scholar
ship. Board. Books, Stationery, Washing.
The second session OF this well establish
chooi begins Sept, lth. lSs
:, end for circul ars and specimens OF
nmanship.
norDEBusH 6 WYATT.
Pro ristors
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-09-03
DR.. J. a. Magrudei
DENTIST,

haxiehurst MSS.
All work giaeantced. ONCE In Masis
Han building, nP stare. ea>tsi-e rahroa,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

There was heavy snow-storm through
out Virginia and North Carolina Tuesday
night. From six to ten inches fell.
The Paris Rationale says that instructions
have been sent for the French ambassador
III China to renew negotiations with that
Government, with a view of securing
peace.
The paraffine factory at Elizabeth, n. J.,
was fired yesterday morning. The still
burst and was totally destroyed. Loss,
$4,000; no insurance. 1t employed fifty
hands.
A general advance by the British from
Suakim toward Tomas will be made on
Friday. Spies continue to report that the
Amarai tribe of Arabs will desert Ell Mahdi
and join the British at the first favorable
opportunity.
The horses attached to the carriage Of
ex-Secretary Lincoln ran away Monday,
giving Mrs Lincoln an exciting ride
through the streets of Washington. The
animals were finally brought to a halt,
without injury to the vehicle or equip
ments.
The Prince of Wales left London for
Berlin yesterday, u be present at the SSth
birthday celebration of the Emperor OF
Germany, which takes place Sunday. He
will then return to England and embark
for Dublin. Great preparations are max
ing in Ireland for his reception, though no
addresses of welcome are to be delivered
by the local corporations and societies of
tradesmen.
Notwithstanding the announcement by
Gladstone last Friday that specified agree
ment had been made with Russia which
would probably avert q conflict between
the two nations for the mastery of Central
Asia, marine insurance people do not feel
that the affair is ended. They are inclined
to the belief that the announcement was
simply flash, and shippers seem to agree
with them, as many of them have applied
for extra risks on cargoes to China Japan
and Mediterranean ports.