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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
KAUFMAN.
min Honor OF the Late Victory
- The Cotton Crop.

4. Honor of the Late Victory
Tho Cotton Crop.
.a.nce Of the Gazette
's,x. TEX, Sept 25.--Iast night
Lang to be remembered by the
.oekers Of this part OF the moral
The occasion was a grand ball
me courthouse by the citizens
lam TO the friends who stood by
,..hfrlly in the late county-svat
large number of visitors
lent from Foney, Elmo, Wills
nsllas. Greenville and other
IN right royalty were they enter
Tbe Meinc Bros band of Dallas
attendance and fully sustained
I'm reputation rs musicians.
slsg went as merry as
.,isge bell, and the dane
antInued until . a. m.
,ransplred to mar the pleasure of
..slon. and all went home feeling
.hat they had gone out, and reioic~
!, ,be sturdy farmers of Kaufman
M dccreed at the tallot.box that
s,i,sl of their county should re-
!, he town of kaufman, the "ge-
I a,al center" of Kaufman county.
In m the southern portion of the
/. not turning out as well as was
4 d--not more than Il half crop be-
a "a II is much better in the north
Between fifty and seventy-fve
1 y being bought daily in kaufman
\ n which top prices are paid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
VERNON.
Jail--NIuch sicLncss--The Grain
Crops.

= Jail--HIuch sioLness-The Grain
Crops.
) he Gazette.
Kos, TEX, Sept. 26.-Thcre are
number of our people sick at this
A none of them are dangerously
| B. Turknctt, living about nine
|euth Of town, lost one of his little
this morning.
Strain, Resley & Swinburn have
ches dug for the foundation of
! Jail. They are hauling brick and
/ sbegin building.
| Sharp, lately appointed Justice of
3ge at Harold, who has been very
4 NJ the fever, is now improving.
The esquire will soon recover
4 sbla TO assume the duties of his
4 nd we further hope that the citi-
4 Harold may find in him what we
MINI to be, an intelligent, honora-
nstrious, sober and upright gen
4 hEyers are all busy preparing for
4nRrm OF the county court, which
y October 8. The docket will be
3ayy, both in civil and criminal
\ nerchants have been very busy
lis gratifying to see some OF
Miners instead of hauling -four to
bones bringing it To our merchants
4 or people learn to raise their own
I nd meat then we may expect ma
Ralth.
u Holmes, our efficient assessor,
ompleting his tax rolls has been
1g the grain raised by our farmers,
already threshed 10000 bushels
/, 1880 bushels of wheat, be-
ne and barley, and has just
Wheat threshed made from
bushels per acre, and oats from
bushels per acre. A great dea
small grain was very mucl
Ia BY the severe hail storm thai
@cr this county the 18th of July
lbs been another thresher at work
bounty, but we have had no report
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

PRODUCE,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Sept. eG.--Corn- IIrmer
white, In sacks Ai0Aac
llye-Easier ordinary TO good la5c.
Oats--stoady, choice Western, ,gic
PROVISIONS, Ere.
Corn .Mcal-Quiet but steady &C g IS
Bran Firmer at zoe
Gia %; choice, Sl2 500l0 90.
Potk-Qulet and steady at 81 60.
l.ard-~Stcady refined uerce 90 SOC
Bulk Mcats-Dull, weak and lower; should
crs 500; long clear and clcarrlb, S57l
Bacon--Quiet; shoulders 81 l2l; long clear
So sd clear rib S662l
III %.
l2i.
Cohec-Flrm; Rio cargoes and common Ia
prime s. 25G9 Is.
sngar-nnll and nominal, Louisiana g on
white q l6c; choice yellow clarified Gid7c,
prilue yellow carlheda3c; seconds 52ca6lc
Molasses-Duli and nominal.
Rico--ln fair demand but at lower rates
ordinary to good 3gd4Rc.
Cotton seed Oil--Prime Jrudo old este, new
29l a SOC summer 36c cake nominal, scarce aud
lrm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

IhpDICE.
Whcat-Spot higher but very uuIet, optlons
opened higher and later Weakened but elosc,l
nrmi steamer Ne. rcd $50, No. rcd gs,Sasc
No. rcd. October, plaesl. closing a.sr; No.
Nemher, a9aSl co. closing ut Mlc; DeccmOer.
lOOsHlOlR, closing at lOt
Corn-Quiet but firm; No, ,, cash. 4sla4S,e
ELEVATOR; lHS49ac anoat; No , October lsl e
tlc, closing at 1Sic, November. lSla taic
closing at 4aO; December, 4SatSlc closing nj 1Sc
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Cohcc-Spot, llrm options shade stronger
but less active No. Mo, spot, 500; sales la.O0
hagsi October 9 00G6e0 November & 20 Deem.
her g5dT 90.
sugar-9uiet; refined steady; fair TO good
refined 'Sc, mould \, SIC; standard A,
bic; contoeiioncrs A. dc; powdered, .aTir.
granuiatcd, 6lc cubes, lie
llice--SteAdy fair demand
Pctrolcum.-t 'nited closed at DOL
lurpcntne-Stcady at 34lc
Pork Dull; spot a15dl0tp
lard-Modcrately active; spot o M 8Ge0: Oc.
toher q Hat 49, November q sld6 23i December
. 2iaG27.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
DIVORCES IN MAINE.

pa Effects of Ignorance, Skating
Kinks and Boston Drummers.
sNr correspondence New York SUM-
Nscot county has long been known
4 champion divorce county OF the
and every other term OF the su
4 judicial court has Il long list OF
4 n marital knots to unite, and the
sad the better part of the commu-
becoming alarmed Mt the state OF
The greater 3SSt OF the cases
Main the country~towns. While
i The unfortunatcs are Catholic, 1t
h be said that the majority OF
elong to no church in particular
leases out of ten 1t is the wife
piles for n divorce and the hus-
no is to blame, the causes of sep
generally being cruelty, dcsertion
ttery on his part. These coun-
Me who throng the courtroom at
atfrequent intervals seeking sep
iare generally ignorant. Some OF
etm to regard marriage as a
affair, and when, for some OF the
Hentloned, man and wife come
SEPARATE, they go at it in a bust
n way, very much as they would
sat 10 sell q load of pota-
OCCASIONALLY it is the
who is to blame for
lpption of the household, and 1t Is
o. late that such cases have had
ian m the roller-skating rink or
1llees, one OF the last cases tried
y that of a young woman and a
Old larmer, the latter making APP
~ for the divorce ON the ground
\ wife was Il great deal fonder OF
lhan of her household. The old
4 Nslltied that his wife had been IN
A Of going to the rink with Boston
2s's, and that ne did not object I'M
a pactlce had gone too far The
was granted. The Boston drum
w 'he skating rink work vast eyi
ilfal communities.
nlashnting how the sanctlty O
selssegarded by some OF thes'
I, acase that occurred in the tow
.Aeh opposite the city, Is related
married. woman, lived with he
1onIhs, was then divorced, mar
N Aa, and is now keeping hous
V second wife, while he hires tn
~ domestic at sl.50 per week.
,ap girls often marry very muc
b ase' Three years ago ALE
w ID the town of Plymouth, wa
70 daughter of Ansol Grey, tn
h w then fourteen years of age. TX
Young wife, who has two chi
~ out few months old, brougl
asAlnst her husband for a divorc
ground Of cruelty.
y, week she left him, and went to hi
a I nome, taking the children wit
Y. saturday Malcolm followed he
n cc. . 70 carry away the infan
h ' attacked the intruder with
IA Anlie, gashlng him across 4
IN white Mrs. Grey got in son
VT son-in-law with a pair
eaioNm escaped in a bad co,
a. ,'@cii party win prosecute q
e,vi course, has considerable
@lly troubles here as els
Y aot responsible for h
.e m'sdemeauOrs ai'f'Nni
= needed lfr An edG,
At- mu~.la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

g. ~ lnchcs, Al; Glendale. 81; Ahnis,o.'
"a, q; foNhall ~, eit gnictprise + \, Sc Any
ylc, a /. Lawrence, L. T. 81 Tam OShanier "A
lowhattan a. "a ebay nm ~. ~. hentucNy
IA a., ~; Belfast II, a.. q; Rose Valley tlf, Z:
First Prize 4s.Gi.
Bleach acknowledgements a.. SIC; signal
~, SC; oar Reliance bic. fuh Nalnc, 7ci
kncrtOn &c, Hope 7lc. FarNgn, dc; Daisey,
Gle Trump Card. ole Diamond nm ramhflc Sc ,
t.onsdale camhric ilei Chapman Y. q; Antory
~, 81, AndrVsccgsiu u, "A BLACKSTONE A \, Z,
blackstone \ y y. a; Cabot -. ~; paOnucss
-, a. Eaglo ~, 81 Fearless 4-A.n3 Forest
~. 9, cold Medal "a, =; Lonsdaie " inches
"a knights camhfic, "A.
Wide Brown Shooung.-iQ4 Iljwen, lsc (,
l0.t Pembroke. ~, 1914 Monadnoek. ipc I;
loi Lancaster, ", lO-s peppcieu, y
Wide Blcachcd Shce,mg.--lo-t lowclA sec;
30 Pembroke, 20; lO.s Pembroke, 81, 90 Fem.
erokc, vs.; a.a 9ulnneharfs, % lo,t fepptrch,
~, ~ Pemicrell, g.
Iick-Ainoskeag A c \, ialc; Cords \ & v,
ocean, Sc; lewiston ne; Cornwall u. sic;
Cornwall \, lee, Whittenion hoO, lgic: Whit.
enton TIT, fancy, loici Brighton Fancy, ~
Hamilton, HE.
Hickory Stripcs--Extra stout, blue and brown,
loo; Mechanic, hlv, Tc; Jcweu city. blue, lie I.
Boston, blue, 6lF Onciga, blue and brown,
lie, Ous, blue and brown, SIC,
Uinghams-Nephyr q, Plwnkct "a; Amoskeag
~, Glasgow fnncies Glasgow dress styles -;
Greylock dress styles ~; kenfrcw dress styles
" lscutrew draper cloth lol Rcnfrcw swiss
brodurcs ~, ReRircw jacquard loi, Nuhian
dress styles :; Nork check and fAncics "A York
dress styles n Mameutta check and ianCles
"a; Riverside dress STYLES Z,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27


p,,n,s = standard prints, novelties, q !
Cochs1e,o l h'' fancy, SIC; Bamapoiancy
iie Lowell fancy, Sc S ,oaey se chsi
~ nst fancy, sc; Auburn tansl y, ,rs n,
Checks 5ei simpson h!acs sbeIy fobes 5e Bay
I r,a p;s rriars e. irer Pcini robes ,i
7,a0 i4aer 81, AIaB fAneys lit
@ M. Ninaser, 5iri .f9itet 49,,
~ Flasgic \ taeiinm ~ hAil 49,
] n 4, ssetfl ttnrY, alei IHei
Z 4. ,ttigofr shlg4nea, 81 LlfA ~. fa.fl
4 49,. safffincs. tle. SISTER fp,t. 49,
49, .s,,l.is tis. Rei.sr cote geiof. N.
- ~ w ~ frfs'a 41F}it itHe.,i. 7 "a
eias 49, tits 4aa Ct4tnt 80
XII t5io.a tlrtsI ~ fs.ss, ~
lii 49, 3eir ai-r4Y s ~
ltlr slA se 4! HflHoei ~
4if3tF ss,,st II tAAaesif5t tN'f
1920 IS. = 81 ttne RI IA s.tli
- !. -, Z ~ iIlt.-- W. ~ 2 ~. - Is Z, 4
NJ n 4 Ht re'l ~ q
49,
N'"H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE srooF
Kansas City.

Kansus City'
PRODUCE.
KANs,s CITY, Sept. 90. Wheat Higher cash
-aaAIjd. October 1Olds0c; Move nber, III &c
's,nrn-steady; cash Sic; year, s9ic Did
0ats-Nominal, 23lc bid.
LIVE STOCK,
The Live STOCK Indicator reports; .,.a,
rnttie-I,eceipts 1857 shipments more steaqy
eNnorters S. s5a5 40; good to choiee s snip
pi,gi,,,s "a. stockers and feeders, 81 2Oa4 20
cannon. y OOd3 %; giass Texas steers " cVs
40. ,.. ,.,. n, . 5gsg u
,. snG ,n GOOD !muttons, 81 5OaS co. common
10 medium, 81 50d2 -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

doublctrccs, per dor, 50 90. stock bella, 30 per
cent. oil door locks 50 25ugO0, wood sorews
30 nnd 10 per cont. OF l.. T., cast door butts. 40
and 10 per cent off, cut and timed iaci,s, 40
per cent. on coffee mills AZ per cent, on blind
hinges, 50and 10 per cent OIL carriage bolts, Ga
and 10 per cent OF pillow bolts, 30 per cent. OF
piece tin ware. 80 per cent, on deep stamped
ware, 90 per cent. OF shallow stamped ware, 40
NOR cent OIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Galveston.

cJyrsToN, TIKI, Sept sG--Coiion-Spoi
,,..ad gyn, II lGc upon tp o higher grades.
cross receipts 1891 bales; sales 'sl bales ;
exports none stock, 29,9O6 .,.,,
Ordinary l5.lGci good ordinary ~ nv, ~"
middling glc, middlng slci good mlduling VIZ
middlng fair 9le. 80, .,.a r,., closing
..l...i,, 1 ~ nnlnis hlgher thhn Nealcruhy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

f-rbo ouota,ions given below are corrected
NY sri md the slightest fluctuations are
S noInd. hence they may be relied on Is "v'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
IL \ DIE ~

The Queen Pure Rubber specially.
Indisuah.aiJle safe alwsfs reliable. Encloee
a dts. (stamps} for full particulars, sainpie.
etc. sent you securely sealed Addrsss' pa'nihs
2aia Madison square, Philadelphia, "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27


Saddles Raised stamp. California, so o0a
corus, still tree, j. " mo o0i tied
c1rns. Austin of Texas. 10 GOALS 00j full rigs,
sOala so; 4 rigs, black or oiled, 8 5Odlq 90,
side saddles, % 20 20 %. -
Pockets pockets ! oOa2 sOi Llama gont2 ~
." ssp III nickel, with straps, 7Si
'n IpeasrgIngs-Kip 81 5Oa5 CO.. calf 50 GOALS %,
chapparei 81 b0al0 %, go.
eflrt,ng-NO. | California per pound 4faszc
I.ir beuiock per pound Ssa4lei oiled hemlOck
, rsat nennd ssa s5o, best Eagle sklrtng ale.
iIhrnes. Lenthef-Ohio oak No. peg pound
qle,g7e. Ohio oak No. per pound slG NC, IL
Ilarness-shOrt tug wagon per set ~ o ,'
9p O8. long tug wagon per SCI fln va - wi
buggy harness single - 0oa5O OOi buggy harness
nl5nd i,yidles-Iilnd brides per dozen 81 o0a
"a oo, I fkie IA per dozen 81 0i bhis' ~ per
Jnyen' sl2 81: n lBkle. In eer dozen psW'
Rridie Fiiliugs--4 In, black or tar, ier nok.'
a ~ T.tn.. bIarg or fair per dok,, W lflh''
biaek or fair. per doz., IL 90 .oaooo.
IN, ,rbins' ser doz.. 8 Odto IS o.; quirts, per
Az 90 10 u %; breast snaps, WIZ, sue A,lu
uYn, nor dor 400 10 ~ 90, stirruP ifathers,
~ w. Der don % 10 q COZ girlhsf per uok,'
"a 10 Is d; halters. web per Coz % na's.s
leather per tpz 10 % 70 y ~, s,ess ner hns
W. y IA \. cartridge belts, per ngIy ~ W
- Al, ha,ne straps per dor, 90 70 a., ~,
Z lp.y.sk'H,s Duci 20. leather, ~ yVet "
~ Seo,ch wbang sewcd II POI heAFy soh"
i'm seilt aud duck, y. III. 49,. Az, an
Z nook 40. I, by case, per co., ~
; Sha .nh + tnes., inch, per dor. - "; men
~, Sor n 81; finch, per don, wv - f"0H
I nef d0x., p " .e.-.--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept 2G,--Cotton-spot closed
steady.
New cotton Is quoted 70 of.
Ordinary Is lBc, good ordinary lBc low
tniddling a1c; mddling Il 3'ldci good mid
ding IOsc: mddllng fair 10 10 lgc.
sales. 2sl bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Fox. Sa1ci
THE MANSION HOTEL

n mas been lately fitted up with gas, electric
beIi ana yafer III includes i've .eighlhs o. We
block Il In the business center 81 We cry hha
.iy,.,ei. eare from Union depot run on two sides
~ M proDerty. II has from thirty 70 sixty ar
r'Fa'' per '"' ~ ". ". DUSs, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

GroCtrtrS.
Meats--sugar cured hams ns9lgc; sugar.
cured breakfast bacon lOici short clear bacon
&c; short clear dry salt lie.
Fish--Mackorel Ion KITS No. l. 0Dc; No ..
soc; half.bbis No /, ~ so; No. ., = ~, dried
herriugs per box, 400; cod DISH 6lc
l.ard-Ticrces, lic, SON cans, 5lc; 90h cans,
Re- lOh cans, Sic on cane, Slci 3b cans, SIC.
rea-imperiai. toa6Oc, gunpowdcr. 5oa1Oo.
eci cut loaf, sic; grnnulated standard, SIC,
Louisiana graduated, -, standard A, Sc
choice white, =, Louisiana second 7l&5lc
kice--Lonislana. aldTc, new.
alt-Coarso. In hage, 81 30dl 40. nno, In bags,
aia6C,, "'N' ~ D'' "O0r O''''''' : w. P0'A''''
soda-p icarbonete, in kegs, MO Sc; bicarb,
In cases. " To dc; lump sal soda, IN kegs, 2id
&c, granuiated sal soda, In cab drums, BE-
Molassee--Choice Louisiana, % TO Doc prime,
isc tah TO good, Sau corn syrup, Sbc,
C0iiee-lslo fair, " 20 l0c prime, 100 TO lie:
choice, ~ 10 l2ci laguyra, l2ir; Java, eDc
Golden Rio, iaie; Pea Berry isl 10 Zoe
flckles--2,ga pulls, mixed pickles. so
3 00j glass gal, -; glass heN gul., g 90.
Wrapping paper--Rag and straw l5 To i5c.
snuu-Gnrreus 6.o1, IL IS pcr case, 2.ox,
q so. o., ~; iialphs o., 10 IS. on, g5i
OK, % dental 0-ok,, 8 OK, A.oz., 4OU
Canned Goods--P Prices pUr dozen t'lue 0p.
pies, standard, u IS peaches. standard : lbs
Il Gj; lbs, g ajds 50; seconds, , lbs, 81 50 4
his, 81 10; tomatocs, standard, > lbs. 81 6O
seconds, HIS, -i lbs, 81 70. green corn
y loHl oo green peas, y o9i gooscherrles, 81 n
I al sNt IAafNcfflcht ~ wa NJ oysters, iul
weight ~, 81 10, h., 81 10; light weight,
D., 60ci ID, Sl20; salmon 1 H., 81 3adl 90, .
No., So mackcrpl, ~, pocGSl 90, Hardmcs
American 81 % case; imported, SIS OOdll N
case, Strawberries, . d., 81 40, hlackborrics
81 Soi green CAGES, - 40 Eagle condensed
milk, S. 80,
Soap---S2 7Aal 10 per case
Baggng-lib standard, lie; llb, lie.
Tics-ArrOw and DCtta. 81.
/ Flour-Dost patent, 50 90 per 100 n; 4 patent
/ s. 70 per 100 IL; third grade, 81 30 per 100 N
( fourth grade, ~ % per 100 N, Corn meal
/ per bushel 00c; llominy and grits, pei
hbl, "a 90; Oatmeal, per half bbL, - n
( cracked wheat, per N, &c, Crackers A sodn,6o
! NNN soda. &c, cream. sic, ginger anaps, 1lo
I lemon creams, 7lC.
sundrles--Starch, &c Candles, full boxes, lelc
/ halves QUARTERS, stick candy ,gdl0lci fancy
I ~ to 85ci rope 81 basis, do cotton, lSc Herring
/ imported, - per kcg. taislns, layer, 3 so
1 cider, crab -apdle, i0ci Missouri, SOC. Vinegar
4 Is 10 zoe. Concentrated I've, > Is to4O 90, jugs
& glazed, lie per gal. Crooks, glazed, l0c pei
/ gal. Dried peaches, To lGc. Indigo, 1ac n, Blue
! Ing S0oaSl % dozen. Colemnn's mustard 81 -
! al so dozen Nlaccaroni, imported loo 10
American, 100 box, Buckets. two hoops, u "
( dozen, well buckets "a 90 dozen. BroOms 81 I
as 20 dozen. brilliant oil, bbls, lie; Eupioi
do, 27c do. 80 cases 80 on; brilliant ~ cases
81 90; do, l. II cases, 81 ~ liakiug powders
bulk, 0dllc; d cans 81 1502 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
lower and weak


t9preAaO, III. sclt
unehRngpa a.. ,atauca6 81. s1lni g
Al gaihda 80 gelYa ta .frslts lp'
nsc.fAtsi $40 elcae4 sf NJ f t44tic
fstill,er IS hhoic eiyeYN lestd
sI.S,ft sEi Noffr SING Qsfln
,'cna- Cae a74 w ~ " n
eatr1r raNRr. CiftA ~, Z .i.a-d tiN4i5 4
~ z so 0cJ9hcg
~ < ~ aSat5 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 25.-Cotton-spot
closed firm.
low ordinary 87.sc; ordinary 1850; good
ordinary Sic low middling 70; mddling aici
good niiddng gg-lGc; mlddllng iair Il, ltci
fair 10 a.l6C.
sales, 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26,--Cotton--Spot closed
firm with fdr demand.
Ordinary q II l6d good ordinary . s. lid low
mlddllng a-ldd middling uplands 7'Idd {;
mlddling orleans sd,
Total sales 5000 bales; American $500 bales
imports none American none
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

Visible supply OF cotton IN me worlH on en-, sas,
nrday SEM. %. according 10 the New YORK
Chronicle, IL as follows ,aot
Total supply to-day .,.'.'t.'- Hs.ssao'S9t
Same day last year ..s ,.st.''f' ,,,ss'iiis
difference, decrease. -..'.---'., .''.-- -'''fl'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
81. LOUIS.
PRODUCE.

O ro,,s sent Extraordinarily, ~ 9o.a
81, ,hoie, 81 s5G4 %; fancy, - 500 81 pay
eng M oat-~ Higher but unsetiledi carry snie
w, " lc better than on war rumotsi nv
weIe aIie nrices advanced iia lac, nnl SUI,
elruuh H. ,he advance was nearly an lnst ailu
sequeaa.i!,,, inished weak and only iaso anoNe
the No. red cash, 928Gs5ci Ov. .o5S
SSSSisNsanc closing 3ic; Noyemoet, saasSscao'
sii5astnge;,c. DeeembeT, ssidssSc, elVsinf ea.h
iSgsarnEIssier aud slow No. ni,Ne St,,,,teie
uStilc, september, ilei octope''
November. 4iIc. .,,txe. Va 2 mixed,
oats-Flrm but yery inav'NN' ~
oa rn,,n sleai[Stcady 81 sal 90 ,rae,tor
Wnnt- EIrm. and tub washed 49, nm
higher ranging az GG%c, DINER s'-'
changed.
Whlsky-sieady. 81 o.:
PROVISIONS
lower and weak.
Pork-S9 Is.
Iard-S5 95a6 90. .t,v, IN, 6 60
BnlE Meat-Long clear, IS 4oi shor' ~ = "
short clear, s. 80, 1..,o. shart rib, SO !.
Bacon--tong clear, So uoaal ~
] as 20, short clear, 50 51ldp a.
! Uains-ylO 00all 10.
LIVE STOCK mo. sca-es
I t.attle-Reoeipts 20J; shipments ggs,.srrin
I'D only q local trade done; native ~ - N
t rt.ek N rniNea iefs r1nEed ifol. y. - e0l
pexaf Mcers, 81 ioe8 sai is9ttN
4 iioe.-Roe lpts 1906 ieweI ai1 ns'N
EEaep Receipt ngne; ahsprsp ,,,,l
srnl,!s aaI 10 market Bnol q N tae6
Ind readily ieieh from " ssTP
81 Gas Wy
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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-10

Cnaidler win receive his steam threshing Ma
chine about the goth inst.
Have been having some very warm days dur.
ng the past week. On the Sd inst, at 8p.m.!
the mercury stood at 100 deg. in the shade. ToB
warm for itemizing s--ay
]. b. Churchill went to Huron OF. the 2gth
ult. to attend suit at law between parties an
known to us. Jim is still absent at the present
writing, July 4th.
Mr.. g. Ekidmors had valuable work horse
die on the soth inst. No medicine or ordinary
treatment could have saved the life of the ami
NAL; az its intestines were firmly knotted in huge
| masses,
The dam at the Clyde mill has been repaired,
and as asequsnt the watef in tbs FLYER is still
rising. How long will an aggriesed public suffer
that nuisance to obsrruct the free course of The
waters Of the Jimf
MIR. John Harris, wife and children, returned
from their visit to Wisconsin on the I'd inst.
and report the crops seen III their travels In
Wisconsin, Minnesta and Iowa al Ear inferior iii
every respect to those in Dakota.
The Redfeld and Ashton papers are both III
error when they Say the first ex.soldier buried III
Sphinx county was 1T Frankfort short titAs
since. Jeptha w. jackson, an old Union soldier
and pensioner, was buried in this town nearly Y
year age.
Our mail route has been changed, it seeih5
also deranged, as we do not know when OF hoH
we can get letters from different points Wa
see no good in the change. The terminal pc;ihats
are now Mellette and Groton, instead Of Redf6fd
and Bath
The other day we took a trip owe. east-yot0d
at the special election-saw our son and fat,ilt
attended the witnessed game of bsse
ball, and interviewed some Of the leading f8giR.
ers in that section. The crops are ali in Ems
condition and promise On abundant haE55ss55s 5s55ss,
The wheat is all headed out, and corn and sft
small grain is coming forward rapidly. and satis
factorily. The races were well attended and
some good time was made by local stetpers
The ball game was an exciting one, being played
by picked mines, resulting in score Of ~ to zS'
July 4th. LORENZO.