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The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
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An exhaustive treatise on Sexual EXcesses,
the disc arising from them, and their
treatment and cure ; also IA brief lecture on
Epilepsy and other Nervous Diseases, show
ing the relationship existing between the
Sexual and Nervous System. BY DIR. >. A.
RICHMOND, st. Joseph, Mo. Price sl.jO.
Fully illustrated and elegantly bound, con-
tanning over 80 pages.
This wonderful book reveals the innermost
secrets of nature, and is, in fact key which
opens the book of knowledge, and plucks
leaves of healing from the tree of life. IL
treats of subjects which are of immense val
ue To every man, woman and child in the
land and will, in probability, save years of
sickness and fortunes in doctor bills. Agents
wanted everywhere, both male and female.
Send mt once ana get agents circular.
For sale by u. Wayne Griffin n Bro, drug
gists, Hartford.
For sale by Griflin n Bro, Druggists, Hart
ford, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04

The political situation in Ohio is
this: The Senate will have Demo.
cratic majority of ,, the House a Re
publican majority of 4. Republican
majority on joint ballot 3. The Dem
oerats having majority in the Sen
ate, the Republicans are trying to
count out several 50 as to get control
of the Legislature. Hamilton county
gave Hoadly 646 plurality and elec-
ted all the county tickets excepting
Commissioner.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
4 SYRANGE COINCIDENCE

~ 80 a. -i-Nb - ND1-NA ifFfsaNA t.
IL the last issue of the HERALD
there was an interview between Us
and a prominent citizen of this town
in regard to the soldiers reunion at
Owensboro. Friday following the
Leitchfield Sunbeam had an interview
with Mr.. Dan. O'Riley, ofthat place,
who gave the same description, word
for word, as our man dId. 1t is lit
tie strange that two people could 20
to as large a gathering a. that and
both receive exactly the same inn
preston and impart it in exactly the
same language. Ills strange but
true"
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
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A Song of Gratitude.

In olden times, Bethesda's pool
Was famed for healing ali diseases;
Once plunged beneath its waters cool,
Each evil, stain and sickness ceases
In modern days we find "A cure,
Of worth rs rare, aS much deserving;
remedy safe, quick and sure,
Dr. RichmOnd'S SAMARITAN NERVINE
For Epilepsy, Spssms, Fevers. Colics Cramps,
Coughs. colds, or any kind of Phthysic;
Its merits as a leader stamps
II far above all other physics.
Ii goes at once right To the spot
Where turks the danger, never swerving;
In the world perhaps there's not
\ cure like DIR. Hdchmond's NERyINE.
As in the blood diseases lie;
Each artery, each vein. each curve in,
There's nothing makes ill humor ny,
Like the SAMARITAN NERVINE.
For old or young. for rich or poor,
Whatever class of life you serve in,
To health wide open is the door,
From the SAMARITAN NERVINE.
Then, do you value strength and health,
And think these blessins worth preserving
Better than all Golconda's wealth
Is DIR Rlchmond's SAMARITAN NERyINE.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
Fits Z

All fits sloppei free by DR.. kllnes
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 500 trial bottle free to
fit eases. Send To DIR. Kline, 93l Arch
St.. Philadelphia, Pa. III ~ Tyr.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04

Property not worth insuring is not
worth owning. Insure at once in the
safe reliable old California Insurance
Cnmpapy. JOHN i. BARRETT, Agt.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04

GENERAL GEORGE B. MCCLEL-
LAND, one of the ablest Federal
Generals in the late war, and Demo
cratic candidate for President in
1864, died quite suddenly at his home
in New Jersey, last Thursday. He
was about fifty-nine years old.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
REErEs rERACS RoDE&

Circuit Judge in our neighboring
district. The contest waNed warm.
and the friends of the two candidates,
Robert Rodes, of Bowling Green.
aud W. l.. Reeves, OF Todd, were
untiring in their labors for their
fayoriie. In such contest il was
Dut natural that some bitterness of
feeling should be aroused. but moth
ing should have been done which
would expose the successful party 10
charges of trickery and unfair deal
ing.
Ii We understand the facts. War
rem and Simpson counties with to-
tai of % votes had instructed for
Rodes, and Todd and Logan with ls
votes for Reeves. There were two
delegations from Butler county, and
the vote Of this county decided the
matter In the preliminary organ
ization the Reeves delegation from
Butler were recognized and admit
ted, and a Reeves temporary organ
ization was effected. a committee on
credentials consisting of three Reeves
and two Rodes men was appointed,
and We have majority and a minor
ity report, one for admitting the
Reeves delegation from Butler and
the other for admitting the Rodes
delegates.
Now comes the tug of war. To
win, the Reeves party must adopt
the majority report, and this was
done by the rotes Of The Reeres dolegd-
tioa from Butler county, icioSe seat,
soerc conf,stod. aided by Todd and
Logan counties.
l. il Democratic usage, is it parlia-
mentiary law for a party claiming
the right as representative in de
libeatye body 10 vote upon that
question when his right is contested ,
We do not claim to be infallible
authority on the question, but We
venture the assertion that it was in
violation of all rules governing de
Lucrative bodies. The Reeves chair
man permitted the Reeves delegation
from Butler county to roie H,cB,sclrcs
IA, and they did it.
The friends of Rodes made, as we
conceive, fair proposition TO refer
the matter 10 primary election in
Butler county, which was rejected
Ii was openly charged in the conven-
tion that unfair practices had been
resorted 10 by the chairman of the
Butler county committee, Reeves
man, that the convention was called
for ] o'clock p. NJ, and the Reeves
men secretly notified To be on hand
at II, noon, when the convention
was called 10 order and a Reeves del
egation appointed when the sentiment
of the county and Democrats in Nor
gantown on that day was largely for
Rodes. Whether this was true or
not We don't know, but in the ac-
count We read of the convention We
failed TO see that he denied il.
We have no interest in this matter
other than to see Justice done. We
are "0ld Fogy.. enough to want the
will of the people fairly expressed to
be carried out. From all We can
learn, we do not believe il has been
done in this case. If there is no
authority to govern in cases of this
kind, the State committee ought TO
settle the matter 50 that in future
such wrangles should be avoided.
We do not know what Mr.. Rodes
silldo. We have no advice to give
him; he and his friends must settle
this matter We would rather be
defeated than to be victorious, when
that victory was obtained by trickery.
PREMATURE CONVENTIONS
We see they have had conven-
ton in the Bowling Green Judicial
District TO nominate candidate for
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
PREMATURE CONVENTIONS

We see they have had conven-
ton in the Bowling Green Judicial
District to nominate candidate for
Circuit Judge, and the result is great
dissatisfaction.
1t seems to us to be not only ridic-
ulous and foolish, but wrong to hold
a convention in a judicial district at
a time prior TO the meeting of the
Legislature, which is required by
law to re-organize all the districts in
the State.
The district in which this conven-
tion has been held may be changed,
and the county in which the noni-
nee lives may be thrown out of the
district or other counties may be ad-
ded to il that would thus have no
vote or say as to who should be their
candidate, but when the time comes
when candidates are usually nomi-
mated, they are told 1--WE have already
nominated the candidate in this dis
trict and you must vote for him or
you are no Democrat.
In order to prevent this, the man
who has been nominated goes to
Frankfort and spends the winter as a
lobbyist in trying to prevent the
district from being changed, and thus
greatly embarrasses that body and
perhaps prevents them from doing
justice to other districts. We hope
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
RICHEY'S PILLS.
THEY ARE GUARANTEED,

Princeton, Ky, Oct. 30, 1885.
10 the Editor Of the Herald:
Please tell your readers that RICH
EY'S PILLS are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in the treatment of
bi!iousness, costiveness, headache, tor
pld liver, chills, etc. They are purely
vegetable and nicely sugar coated, and
cost only 25c per box. 1 strictly en-
join it upon druggists to refund money
in all cases when they fail to give en-
tire satisfaction. Everyone who gets a
box, therefore, is requested, if not thor
oughly satisfied, to go back and report
and get their money back.
T. E. RICHEY.
RICHEY'S PILLS are sold on IN
surdnCe by Thomas & Kim6ieg, Hart
ford, kentucky 43tf
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04

A WONDERFUL BOOK
Just published, and for sale by the medical
book dealers, or may be had direct from the
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
General Agents Wanted !

OF extra ability and experience. to take
~ general appointing agencies, To find and
start other canV ssers on fist-selling books.
Extraordinary Inducements. Applicants
must show they mean business by stating by
letter mo postal cards) IN FULL their expe-
rience, etc. HENRY BUCKLIN n CO.,
- i'm POI n. Second st. ST LOUIS. Mo.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
aNNOUNCkMENTN.

NlTE AXE AUTHORIZED To ANNoU NtE
w JUDGE BEN NEWTON
candidate for Judge OF the ohio tountN
court, subject Ia the will of the democratic
parry. Election August, lN>d.
AF H. AKA A riiotsIzf1D ro ANNot NaE
w ALFRED e. PHILLIPS
candidate Tor Iailer of ohio county. sub
lect 10 the hemocraIic primary election or
convention. Election August, iSS6.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
EIX'S
CREAM balm.

tieais>e~ the
Head. tiiays In
ltaniIisRtiOn and
heals sores. Res
torres the Senses
of taste. Hearth.
and smell. eutck
relief ana post
itye cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
Bu1Iain9 aasssans

SuKBNl --houga iumDsr, poxinG, "a ipohe
and under, n Ent-claEa. SIS. stripping. MKb, gls
boxing and f1oorinR, clears, slb: thick clear
~ and ~, 81; rough lumber, second clns
tl5 iOjst and acantling, oulls, fi2bo
arDfRti--YrirBi common wnlta pins, Eo0 Ov
second do. eg7.6O. third do, t26. poplar. SO OOt
" 90 native Pine " tW 40 n, t& nAhys
DREssED I,ulxnHH-- Boxing laipches and
under g8 O0eDN 30 do fxB, vS UOCn 20,
scanfling, Ioist or any common lumb1l
t25 0OnH 81 boxing ovsr IA inches, t5y,oDt
81 30; thiok cIeeru, ~ tol1f ana 4, w oOd,1a "
second class. any hind. IA.
pHRasKn AND MATCHED FLooB uT0--klrn
olana, e16; second oiaan. ez2DU.
WHTTEPrEn FuBHIBHIEa LuknnN--l4s 4
ard inch white pine. 40 inch do, s6n.
CEILuf0s~EEADKDo On RL-AIn--Flrnt con-
mon white Zine. ~, 81 ID 40. t1I.60;bd DO. tlss
poplar, ~, 20 D0DI.bQ poplar, y. ys2.oD4Bs o.
native pima x, t10; 90, y. 90.
POPLAR Luhnzs.--isG. ~ ana inch, ~
aa ii waite pine A. 20; DO shaded A
q, US, do extra NO. 1, eaB0 cypress. best. knl
hand. IS; do NO. ,. NJ; DO no, ., ess0 nativ,
PlOKnfn.-- White pine, dfetsea nno neea.A
square or NAT, 4; yellow Pins DO y; iAsh.
LrEz, cnxxnx. Erc.---IAns. austin. Q
par Dbl. Crnspt, LouiHyille OF hossnnles " 70
psr bbl.; Pprtl&nc, s. per bbL. Flh<Ssk Paris
sew YORK or Michigan, " Per Dbl tiAtia
BzIrE.- -T,rs-proof. s7so p-rn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
nraxs ana medicines.


BArS, Cinnamon per 10 "a Peruvian, 1854 .,
Rcrax. Ice. Bi.caTbonHte of soda. Engliah
Sc. Copperas, sea. Cnchinedia. per on 50
q per- 10 i s p uhaiS Jump pep Is ,si III
Calomel, p. q w, 76bSS English, per Id, Dol
tie Included, sSasi %. Uhioral Hydrate, per *
q e oae . chIoroso,m, per ID bottle inclra
Dovers, per lib 81 20. Epsom salts, per 10 e.
~. Gum Opium, per 10 0p@t 20; Gum Gam.
phor, Per 10 1eS. MORPHINE. per OF 81 y0S
per gallon, y 6o@l 50; oil. lard winter
strained, 6S97c; oil. lard. No. ], 6Sn7u Quin
Inc, 7. a W.. per OF so@soc. Flowers sulphur,
case 90 per cent. on; broken, s.
per Of: oE, Show cases, market prices. RebnIs
patent medicines, NJ list. Thayers Fluid
tracts, IS psr cent on. Essential oiis, IS
prsrKxPER ooIoRs.
ivory drop black. 25c; raw turkey umhsi
1c: burnt Turkey lumber, n0c; raw Italisr
sienna. 9ec: burnt Italian sienna, 26c; Van
dyke brown, Csc.
strictly pure white lead. "a 60, sp,r,,,
turpentine, 60eebo. Boiled oil. 62an05o,
THE sHERMAN.wfI.LIAMs ooLoHs,
Ivory drop black. ls, per Id lCc Engliat
black paint Is. SS e' .rrnssian DlnS ". ~ Is
5c; tultramarine blue, ~, ls, 2)c: blue pal nj
IL. l2o; raw Turkey umbor, Ia, 90: burnt ruf
burnt Italian nj sienna ia. pc vanRySS brown ~
lis, &C; Paris green, is, 20c; Chrome, H. N. o.
u. o., la, l2o; American vermillion, IL, zoe; In
dian red, Is, III Ninetta red, Ia, 6s, lsS{s, 2st
90; chrome yellow. !. x. Q; q D. o., Ii, Moi
Yellow ochre, Ia, Be-, 1919, ass, 20.
rRKfARED DRAINING ooLoRB.
Bark oak. l0c; Ash, lsc; Black walnut, i6s
Maple, Ice.
Prices OF above made on banis of IN 4
" and Id cans, asaortod; In Y and N
cans; balancein l and ! ID cans, assorted
Price In Id cans; balance in and ID cam
QEaOrtRh. prica in lh cans. 10 laans i1Lf aub
IS Id tin pals mo less and kegs 70 Per
l0cn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
Kansaa oitY.

PRODUCE,
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June A Wheat
|seady; cash sole; July S3c; Au-
EsS6c bid.
|N,n-Stesdy; cash 40!c bid; June
|ebid; July 4llbid.
|Osts-Nominal; no bids.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
|Csttle- Receipts 900; strong and
nv active; exporters IS 2O@5 40;
pa to choice shipping "a 1908 10;
FHmon to medium S4 1904 So; feed
EN 1904 55; cows So 0O@4 90.
|Rogs- Receipts $500; firmer at 5 to
Ehigher; So 65@3 80.
aeep-Receipts $50; steady; fair to
"a muttons 81 50@3 90; common
medium 81 00@2 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
ON CHANGE.
warn Dali Yesterday and Q
q s.,.r,l psclIns Was Recorded
Cotton Lower.
., f,rop Reports Sent the Prices
I, "a q the Grain Markets
visions We're Steady.
r-rrNANoIAL.

THE LONDON BOARD.
~ June 4. - 1890 p. NJ
onened ct 90 l1-16 for both
u and account.
Consols closed at 90 o l6 for
mouey and account.
~ THE NEW YORK BOARD.
yoaE, June Achievement
ssuong but dull.
se bonds quiet,
ss,,sd bonds active and strong.
!. stock market has been duh all
M total sales being less than yes
y Prices were barely steady at
gsuiur this morning. and imme-
srihe market sold off fraction,
" decline was checked, and from
.jne until nearly o'clock there
very slow but perceptible up
+ movement.
highest prices of the day were
,nIly reached before o'clock.
"a followed by a very slight re.
aud then a dull and steady mar
Ain. A slight rally Just before
se OF the board caused the mar
close shade above the lowest
! Of the day, but II was heavy in
;r! transactions.
result of the d ,y's operations is
Nine Of s@3 per cent. for the gen.
+ lsi
;uey on call easy at per cent;
& mercantile paper 81 00@5.00;
M exchange quiet at $4.863 for
5days and 81 S74 for demand.
STOCKS
XIV YORK, June 1.-The follow
Were the official closing quota
bath New York Stock exchange
$.aernoon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
anlxaeran.

GALVESTON, June 4.-Spot closed
easier; gross receipts, IA bales; sales
none; exports none; stock, 1890 bales.
Ordinary sc; good ordinary l0c; low
middling l0tc; middling 104c; good
middling 102c; middling fair lie.
Futures opened easy, ruled dull, then
steady, closing barely steady, ] to 5
points lower. Sales, 100 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, June 4,-The wool sales
~ resumed to-day. The total avail
~ stock is $50 600 bales of Australian,
ld 5000 bales of Cape Sydney.
CiC.EOreeds I'D. higher. Good Aus
EialAn Merlnoes firm. The sales
tnOanssd TO 1923 bales, chiefly sgd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
MONTHS
lima
New YORK.

New YORK, Juue 4.-SDot closed
quiet, l-l6c lower; sales, 1900 bales.
Ordinary SIC; COCO ordinary
10c; low middling 10 il-l6c; middling
lie; good middling II Slice; middDng
fair 1l3c.
Futures closed steady, generally ]
To Q points lower; October ] point
HIGHER. Sales, rs, 200 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
Hardware.

RAN IRON, % br..-Norvay. &C.; no. ~
shsst iron, $40; No ~ q shest Iron, 6szc,
galvanized gheet iron, pdb9lfc.: No. H4sodN
l7c.; No. u do, lbo.; 1x2s roofing tin, gla u
OILS so; It120 and i0xiA pct. do, 81 1908 20
unner'u wire, 10 Fer cent. on; timers stock
forty per cent. on; cook htovas Eith ware
gl0 SOAPS 90: do. with trimmings, elA 6ON60U
WOOD WORK. Wagon a1loH, vOo.epcl 90
tongues. p0ozpei 90: aingletreoa. ol70i bulater1
&c.; spOkss, e. 1908 %. felloos, u H6Ss1 70
Ooubletrees, 81 266tA o., neck yokos, q 0OQ
q 50; plow beams, 60aDe5c.; piow handles. 81 Il
Q26g; handles, VI 1904 81.
NAILS, 81 90 keQ. baRis lOd,--Burden hurft
shoe, per kog, % 90; Perkins do, e5 90: walk.
or do, % 30; Burden mule, D6 60i NOrthwest
orn horEe shoe nailH No. 4, bOo., No. Q, 21o., No
0, 40, No. z, nc, No. =, 2Oc.; Lakes" do, ITO
!, t5c No. Q, 25c.. No. 8, ne. No. 2, 400, 80.
2le., 10. 3 lsc., No; y, lso, 49,,
No. 2. DO. ans CO., No. do. ga; No. do. sl
No, do. 40
MiBCELLANEoUs--Tr chains, tgp.
pair, AO7o: pillow singleireea par doz., 81
pillow doubletrees. pQr dozen % 90; STOOL
bells, 30 per cent. on: door looks. O. 500 Op
WOOD Sorrows. 81 and 10 per cent, on. LIP ca
door butta. ~ and 10 por cent. on cat nnt
timed tacks, 20 por cont of1i ooiee mills, Il
per cert. on; blind hinges, 80 and 10 per cant
on: carriage bolts, o5 and 10 per cent. OF,
pillow bolta. b Per cent. on; pisos TIN ware
~ per cent. on: deep stamped ware, 20 pc
can't. or: shallow gtsmped wnrs, 90 per can
on ippaDnsd ware, 10 p6T RAM ~.
AxES-K.K.. per doaen, ~ GDf,lg %; Laksl
% 00De 90: HRcEenaock. 90 bO&5 % boys
handled. % 60DS 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

Pnanfoes-lnm. PER bnnnel. asc9si. new
1ssrnIps wbis1. per Dbl. q 50: Rulerbsga. =:
Besna. "A. p, rled,s nbit-i S1<ef inigs
LirnR 3Ke.; ensl sutier. =. i1e ss =.
half bo-. med. t67s; nalf opl.f SMALL y "
CheaBa, hall cr94nn. - fuh cream ~
Ps<nufa. 7Is8sa Cids-. hslI.phl.. "a rs Cab
as resr sa srs.i 100 e. % pn so.sa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

whss,, enmr-. IS 70 S7ssc medium. 7sNSu
cats, $500 l. y harley t0A50c rye, a. l-26a5O,
corn, 6Se zoo; hay, loose nom Ihs WAGON,
$40 0oDl2 o. per lon bale cay, ul 0oesa OO'
bran, SIC. par loo; chops, u 0oal Is psr
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
st. Louis.
PROnnCE.

a.
M LOUIS, Mo-, June 4.-Flour-
tsay; fancy So 1908 IS; choice
@@4 s. fancy 81 5000 10; patents
S@5 70
Y Wheat-Bad crop reports and higher
lkeis elsewhere sent prices up here
y % lie, but toward the close there
Ma fractional decline with finish
I'M 70 lac above yesterday; No. 2 red
~ and June 81 OF; July 81 02l@l 03s
1ang at u OSi; August 81 03s9l O4s,
aslng at 81 04s.
Sefn-Opened firm and advanced
sn lair trading and closed ! to &c
ii se yesterday; No. 2 mixeu cash
aga4sci June 44c; July 443@45ic,
spg AZ 45Bc; August 454c; year S9s
Higher but slow; No. 2 mixed
~ ZIG August 264c; year 25s(9251c
urn Meal-Firmer at 81 55@2 go.
mm,eot-Active and firm.
whisky Steady at 81 IS.
nj PROVISIONS.
sInler and mo active.
TTork--Sl0 s7l.
ipnfa-Nominally S. 35.
HI Z. meals Long clear 50 80; snort
~ sOi short cle.r IS 60.
oscon-- Long clear S. e0(96 90;
nI1 "a no " O096 10; short clear 81 .
urs AFTERNOON BOARD.
cros.eat1S,rong and Ac@ 10 higher.
Was 10 to 4c better.
r., LIVE STOCK.
49, Receipts 5000; steady, with
- demand for all grades; native
bsspng steers "a zoos go; good
se,sS neIs Steers "a 5O(94 So; mixed
sOd nesIlng stock So 2594 Is; stockers
sIss,. 'tseders IS 5094 rs; Colorado
ssS v oV95 25; grass Texans IS soc
Boo
~ " s5@4 is.
aursoi --Receipts 900; steady aud best
A.iisons wanted; good to choice cir
Isl ~ rs uO@4 o.; common 81 BUG
iexAns 81 1908 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05
Live stock market.

Live hto0k Market.
Beeyes-Corn fed, range nom Bz@ic per
pound.
Grass fed 2E@Sko.
Mutton--Choice. s6D2xc.
stock Cattle The prices IN stock cattle
vary, according 10 locality where raised. We
quote different localities As followe:
Panhandle-Htrintly nrstclsss yoarltngn,
per head, els OO61i8 60; twoyear-olds, alD 0p6b
1D 0G cows and calves, $40.
Western Texas--Ye arlinRs, sll 0OH12 OO
two year-oldg, elb 0C0l6 oc; cows and calves,
925 LOOM o..
Central Texas YearlingH, 90 0O&lO co. two
year Olds, el3 e0DllOG cows and caves,
va OOp24 10.
Southern Texns --Yeah,ags, es 0oa9 90;
two,year-olds, sl2 00&is W; cows and calves,
e2e l0e32z 90
Eastern Texas eariings, 80 Ooe7 or two
yesr.olds, $40 OO@l2 oG cows and calves, slb 90
@20 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

Twelve months clIp, light, ma ana msd
nm llelH; me heavy 70 light, u9lS; al
months, bDls; fall, dne heavy. iael2 fall
light, nne and medium l2@iE coarsa
= Hs1Iiprs--Ho. heavy mint. dry = D 40; 80
q heavy Clint, dry, y D lie No. light mint,
heavy. damaged. d s; calf skins and badly
dSnsged, q n 1850; green, aasted, sound, y
81. but1herB, green, y 61fc.
Hides from fallen cattle generally Donfht
over 10 hounds each. when sold ON Eeiec
ION they bring from l01< 70 lac- according "
grade. but generally grade NO ~ VII
Therefore be 10 the interest OF me ttockMen
y P s,.ij skins, v n HAZE anita .ogs
akins, y b IO0lBc; goat skins, eacns lygM
shssp pelta, according 70 amount OF WOO.
Soc rp: shsarlings, according 70 amount o.
wool, b,iD; Mexican sheep peln, o$luc
Merriam aheep pelts, improved, ll3l3o; Nsn'
iean Ghssp shnarlinga, Be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

huAxa--Suear ~, - NV. ,n <.. ~.
a tannn H. oEtoq ns s io1-e; - S.n
drv .Nlt- 20 " ~ D"o'' 'ss' % "
FIsH-Mseiersl. INN situ. no. / IN No.
a Al M bslf hhJr No i " ssS. .' T., ~" AZ.
;ylait. f,ah No hi IN. 81 In. ~ a. ~
p-ieJ hsrrInrs MAJ hcy a. 49, ,s,, I. r,x
LIKn-iisfosa 70, El,n can, -, mi e ~.
sxc. INN esns ei<c. ~ oan, co. d ~ 1919
Sc ' VIZ s $4,000 NV Ss''
oyyxu-f,onouor I'M ,,.,,,.-x, ,o1<a
,atr lie. mira Rin ~. tSncs 3D. WI ~.
.nrar mn, fsya ~, f'' iAnoS' i1o' o'u
re ~ .1tnm,,as,e, n Am. ~rnror.,.r xnaro
AnSLn--i Fins norya.arenf XII. y'.s'y ~,
nsiybhis So, mi ioef ai'@s- , 30, W.
10, 1919 49," ynri.ta 80. s,s.. ~, ;
stanSsrd hTii.2s. nhoiee yb,ts 9iIc. ys, 10 =
csarsaaa 20 o'' e"''s' "NA'~' '><Vi 'suo"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, June 4.-Spot closed
quiet; quotations unchanged.
Total sales 5000 bales; American
6400 bales.
Imports 5000 Dalee; American
5000 bales.
loxuaR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

NEW ORLEANS. LA, June Spot
closed auiet, l-I6c lower sales s'o
low ordinary 7Ic; ordinary s >; goo.a
o-5snarv f,gc: low middllpg lO4ci inid'
d,Sng 10sc: good middling lose; mid
ding fair 10 Is l6c; fair lsc.
Enturea closed steady, 10 points
tower. sales, q, 200 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-05

young chickens. q SOFA 90 Turkeys 90 70 q,
eA Haas Sssss s---S,o aoks, ~ eoos o.
Freah country butter, choice, ta3<o1bc.,
Crcamerg ,S5e1stci old hustsf, ssiact olso.
msrsarins, lbi ,
furniture -hescueads, limitation ws,N
zach, "a GOES 20 all walnut, u 6Oeal5 so Chairi
wood scat, . dos, % 1897 0N cnne and ratio,
seat, " 00lp 0o cane seat, dining, el2 COO n n
Childg and rockers, - O0efia 50, large rock ia
eN O0sDS0 Os camp and rockers, each. 81 Shs
TablcA, rOund, e200esee fell leAl 81 tlab Y
Bafer zach, " 2No7N, BureAua, 0S 5gls9 %
wasn rtandN 81 nos 81 bed rprinat, q Gs.r %
baby CorrtaTet. 81 sns01