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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
MONTAGUE County.

2fG 1909 ores Ia a f,lid body on Bclkuup
creek, "a tributary ur Rcd RIVER, VIII GA ~
IN sight Of this properly. here are also
,AFeYernl fine springs na well nH largo tankt
led los springs. From b00 iu 10 acres Of
tlmho~, mostly oak, affords ruficient Hhel-
TOR FOR cat tn NJ colo weather he grass IN
n d und Abundant over tho entire tract
The improve u'n are ~ lloWs one
now fran house TWO substantial 90
houses, FpriuHH ~ "a 3, etc u miles of barb
ware fence enc Ose bUl acre, 30 hcreh for
farm u-o mud severed small pastures ere
fenced rom he MA body, go cattle, 10
bog horses sud o @ ) Ike OF oxen, VIII
be sold with the place
ggl tOJl AtlticS ABOUT tive nlilet sputhWeHt
OF Bowie on heHdwat m uf Big Sandy
crock; 10 acres Of sMtpe ID under Three
wire fence; all rich valley, except ahopt lF
acres Of timber ana bluukj lal Caith M"
Durham will be soil With plafe Price Of
land "a per acre; cattle lls per head,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
aow UrIennH.

fkQN lhlQlN5
EEW ORLEANS, Jan 7-FL0UR-.Strong
and higher; choice " l-2at p; fancy 81 i-2D
lGll; extra fancy ( s4475.
CoRN--ln fair demand; IN sacks, white and
6NTs-western, steady with fair demand
at 81
CORN MEAL-ln far demand at 3d.
HAYDN ]; quoted common laO0Sl6 O0i
P0RK-Firmer at II "a ~
LABD-stesdy; fierce refined :; keg IL
BULK MEArs-In iair demand, prices
and 81 ar rib6G6 8
BACON quiet out firm; no shoulders; clear
ribs and long clear is.
HANS Choice sugar-oured canvasBed firm
WHIsKT-steady; Western rectiGed O5a
rs.
OOFFEE--In air demand and steady: Rio
carRoes ordinary 20 prime l-2@ll
SUGAR Z In good demaud: common to good
common 3 l-AG3 rs; fair to fully fair S7-80
Z; prime ii; yellow clarified 8-lGpi I-8;
granul ued ll-l6
MoLAssEs-In fair demand and steady;
GOOD 20 fair 2j9b20; prime 10 choice @i3
RIcE-Dull; Louisiana ordinary TO prime
! I l-}6gb b-S
aRAS-ln fair demand and easier at ] s2l,2
| 6Dlsi.
CorroN sEED oII.-Dull; prime crude, 81:
| summer yellow 4U@if
COTTON mAREX-Tg,
! OOrroN REuEIPrs Al ALI uArrEu STATE
!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

81 Is; Onors. per 6bl Red n 90; yellow, 81 90
Iurnip white, s. 90; Ruterbogo -.
feRua a. r. med hhle o., ih4
inR $40; z al batter tjtt95c Fioklos
medium er hHl,, 81 on ANAL. Ger hhl., tlt
nslf hb med. aS COS nnif hhl., ANAL, IS n
lhoeso, half cream, .ls,so., full cream 1th
Peanuts, l0c CFsr ~ hhi, IS % CAT
hsge, par crate Is OQRsSg5
rnpErEY asns "A 20 e. 40 pa at
young chicEons, a g6a2 % rnrEeye o. 20
each 9Seun N5Qgt5 nnnft n NnaG %
o. Ga.-Por donun. I6s sos
Frash cnuntrv huttpr choice, 10 q 80
lresmery 8 lpS75{c,i OLD butter, eGloos Oeu
uAorrArfno fn1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

tmorican, Sl.OO box. hudKtis, tvs haui
fLOQ duSe n;Wcll buuatts 4.QO doapn Rrorrn
M.fboAsbduEcn. brilliant oil, hhln.. lnc.j H
nion, do go; dn., 70 Gases. Is 10 4rllliapt
IS cl1cs, 81 % DO, l.l2 coscs, 81 as
FInuR Stanardia Royai Patent s
3 hbi., HnoEV. 3, COO noe nA 40. Noat
psr 100 lbs. & IS, No 2t9, no } al rs Corn rae.
ser bushel. $50, Nuutiuy and gritn 3 BIZ
As o. Oatmeal, q balls Dhl.. ~ 81 CRACK G.,
wheat, 30, 90, CraCNerB. X uodn. So , M1
soda, 70; XXX toda, 7cs cream 9c,i cir
set snaps Skos iouon nreiirnr, $40,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

BAooS Long clear eN; short ribs ~
short clear Ia.
HAMS oil on
IARs-Smail lots 81. round lots prime
steam 6t9
LIVE rrouK.
OAr-ri.s --Reoniuts. lWe exports h55ad o.;
arine 10 choice shipping 51lah 6N common 60
medium l5a4 81. grass ed Texans o5tA; corn
fed Texans nrn4 ~.
aoas Receipts t8,NN iM5 CO..
gffrrr.-R Receipts 1910; common 10 medium
? oi03 al good TO choice 2j@i %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
Drugs ana Paints.

DRUGS,
Bark, Cinnamon per n u; Peruvian, 25ea2b
Borax, lao Bi-cnrbnnAte OF soda, Engns
Sc. Copperaa, Ssni Cinchinedia. per oE bt
OTIS. CRstile SOAP per u t6pl8. Cream tRrtal
SaomRs ~, p p IT, 7oa7% Eugish P Per t. boi
tie Included, e5al 90 hlorRl Hyorate, peril
81 5l9i IS, Chloroform, per ID bottle inoluc
cd, e105, Composition powder, per ID %
Dovers, per 10 81 %. Epsom salts, poI ID %
~, Gum Opium, per 10 90 Gum Cam
phor, per 10 23@.8. Morphine, per OF eS s6e
per gallon, 81 65@l 10; oil, lard Winter
strained, 65lD75; oil, lard, No, 7, 6597O, Quin
inc, Z. & W., per OF 81 10. Flowers aulphut'
SsSo "a Aiu nor a cent S p broh vl
per CT. %. show cases, market prices. Rebate
patent medicines, Mt list, ThRyers Fluid
tracts, 25 per cent, OF. Essential oils, et
Louis list,
strictly pure white lead, t8 90; Bpiritl
tuipentine, 6Adab5 Boiled ell 626o6bo,
THE sHERM AN-WI.LIAhs CosoRB.
Ivory drop black, Is, per 10 lec. EnRliHt
black paint lr. 70. slarusslsn biue, Is, ~ Ia
25c; tuitramarino blue, 49, Ia, &c. blue paini
Is, l2c; raw Turkey umber, ~, 20; burnt Tur
key umber, IL, 90: raw Italian aienna, Is, VI
burnt Italian sienna, II, &c; NanEyhe brown
Ia, 90; Paris green, Is zoe; Chrome, L X, o, .
D, o., Ia, NC; American verInillioni ~ zoo; ~
dian red, ls, II; Ninetta red, In, 6s, 1873, ~
9c Chrome yellow, l., N. o. q ID, o., ih lat
yellow ochre, H. 81. 1878, 25s, 90,
PREPARED CLAIMING COLdnA.
Bark oak, l6c: Aah, 100; Blaeh walnut, 100
Maple, Ice.
DIsTEMPER CoLoRB.
Ivory drop black, 25c: raw TurECy umbai
25c: burnt Turkey lumber, 2jc; rnW ITALIA
sienna. 25c. burnt Italian sienna 25ci Var
| dyke brown, CSC,
Prices OF above made On a basis OF IN 4
I ~ and 10 cans assorted; in = and ! %
] cans; balance IN l and 10 cans, aHsort al
! Price In 10 cans; balance IL and 2 10 o2n
assorted. Price In 10 cans, lc lesU: lax eps
! IS 10 lin pals, l5tc leRs Rai kegs 20 Pc
| less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

Now YORK

LIVE STOCK.
NEW NOnE, Jan. z. BEEVEs-Reteipts
$40 lower but demand fair and market mod
era Ely active; poor 10 prime steers sold so
G6 10 extra and fancy tteors 1901 2j; gem
erai snlesb 20 p.
SHEtp Receipts, lO,2g opened dull and
clostd firm; ext emes o 4l9b rs for sheep; 20
@6 20 Tor lambs.
PRODUCE.
NV loRR, Jan, .-FLoUR-unchanEed
WuEAT-SpOt lots { tO2l-3 lower; options
unsettled, clio ing heavy. No, red 80 a4a
gS -: No. red January s&GGO, losing 10;
February 80 l-e@9l S-S, closing 81 rs; March
VI S-Saa{ closi z VI 70
CORN-Spot lots rs 10 81 lower; options
opened s. TO b-s lower, later reacted "a to
I q, closing firn; No, 81 06l =; Janu-
airy o 05l is, clo,ing ~ Is; February "a $50
~ -, closing AZ; March As sS8i9 l-S, closing
at49.
CoFrEE-spot fair; Rio quiet; options
qui.tand unchanged.
sales 400 bags
January. g0@b 90
| FeOft airy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. > 2l0ph ~
SuGAR-Quiet: refined firmer. 9 5S6li ~:
| extra q 5@57 z; yellow 1894 IS; granulated
| 8 1-Sa5 1915.
MoLAssEs- Gu OF "a d unchanged.
| RICE-Stealy.
| TALLOW firm.
| RIO IN-Steady az p I-2@1 so.
| 1uRp ESrIN ~ steady; 81 asked.
VooL-Qu ct; domest fleece ai@SI; pulled
| l5@31: II xas IfclS
| p nix strong ut 10
| BEEF- Quiet
| Y ME STs-Dull; long clear cat.
| LARD-Higher; spot 70; February 1907 30
! March 2iDl 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
Preside COUNTY.

CO. Thirty.three aud One.hAlf section,
lying between Marp and Preside DEF
Norie. Alamo cr-fb howe mr. luHn many
OF those sectlunH Too 'Rpgo ~ ~ celienl.
Price s2gi per acre; one u lash bal
ance ON one ttgu aud three years.
3I8 Xi StCr ONh VI li,i1J Hureh, being the
alternate Fccilona OF g., q 4 q v X. h,
Co.: same are situated 90 m les southeast OF
presidio 7ac pcr acre
sU7 Gi0 acres, survey No.a q. ~. q s. A. q,
r. Co., very cheap. Zoe, per acre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

s.. Louis.
elal 70 the Gazette
Sleepy Lopis, Jan, .-~HEAr.-Phces huctu-
wv I. buteulminated ia large declines at tbs
e. aay OF ~ cents The market was ac-
prn was active and prices strong.
|ro Traf f0vlslons we're nrm and higher.
lltiH we're active and higher supply tair
hty good.
teenaciiye.
PRoDuCE
l4rk Easy but unchanged.
~ HNtI- No red ~ l-.hHG "a cash. IS II
|ates 10 ~ 4anuary;ab esess S4Fsbruary; $685.
|ulN y ~ Nipai nR 40 inside dgures.
o. E..dAiit - ftasi ca and January; q Feb.
| G. sfSry Y t-s@57 ~ May, closing a. outside
IN I1.'fa.
/ r. MeJA4ae a b cash; 90 Is May
/ GsDfsl II lIInt1 -steady att ~
p ntr aiEAI--FiTgn at %.
1HH-flEl2 IL
wax HFAr-Long clear c; short ribs 10;
r cletI GS5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

Special TO the Gazette.
KANsAs CRY, Jan - Provisions slow and
lower.
cattle In light demand aud stronger.
sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
wHEAr-Cash 5s; March 81; May 637-SGM
i.2.
CaRN--Cash 2se SIT February y 81 bid,
March % bid; May 80 l-sa3J IA.
OATs--A IL,
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
CATrLE---Re eiptg 1910. good shipping 10
10 higher; butchers weak exports b aOfo5 AZ;
good 10 choice shipping ie@5 o; COWS = SO
| 800.
Hoes Receipts Is O0n oSnt 70.
SHEEP-Receipts 320J fair TO good NUT
! tons 6y68 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
KNox IN hAYLoR oouNTIns.

"a. ali5 ACRES nne pasture land, htuated
IN eouthemt portion OF knox and Bonih.
west portion ~ Baylor counties: plenty o.
watef and timber, good shelter for cHttle
winter One thousand head oi good catul
With sufiicien numher NJ 0ood nnllE wii
30 sold with this place. Price, land $3.50
por acre; cattle % pei head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
Five stoeR marHss
.utonsr lave solgnS,

tEastsrn Texas cattle ne about three, nnc
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle a.
about Two dollars per hoad less than tbs
above quotations..
The above priess are for herds OF 100 head
and upward OF best HOfth Texas catle do
iiVerOd on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
Futuroa closed barely stoady, 3 to 5 pOlnts


NEw ORLNANs Jan. 7-To1roN spot
closed steady l-l6 lower bid, fair aud I'm
changed.
Sales, 51h0
Tow urdtrsry 50; OrfinRrr 50: Goo1
Oriiusry . 80 Low Mddlme 10 Is ,Nf-
ding loss; Good Middllug 10 IS Middliug
Fair 10 1919; Fair II 7-i6.
Futures closed barely steady, TO Is points
lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
Fort Worth, Texas.
KNOX COUNTY

2G2 O., TO aor, IN solidbody. closed with
river Il we tuTounh ini. trnct tn, Que andn
half mllOB, must ur clt elk through it1 cen
ter IL "a also watoltd hS umpt' ms tpr ngs
and branchu The mesquite rus lH rich
and abundant. PleuN ~ cedar timber
Price t} ptrAurC; easy Terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08


FAouR-QulcJ aud unchanged.
WHeAr-1anut rs S-iGo70 "a, closed at
7s f-gsafs 81. February ~ 3.trSl SO, closed At
~ l-S March 10 S-SGSO 7-S, closed ~ 20 a-S059 81
Nav IS Is - l-2, losed at - 3S
CoRN- Cash 36joS rs, closed h; January
Is 3aGlB 8-s. closed 80 ~; February 3, 7-s6
Is "a, oosed SO 10; March 30 li@6 closed
y8 H.. NAV 3aB41U 10 81 sed 81 80.
PROV rsIoNs,
Pork - Cash II 81 l26@R o. February
! II 5Oaig0o: March u Y J. 9l2 OF IL
LARD -C1sh 81 1905 az January 80;
| February D S25s66 VS.; March e5a1 10,
8UI.K MEArs shoulders Ss6i 81; short
! rib tOG6 O5; short cleS 1905 40.
LIVE STOCK
Dr0yerr' journal reports
Hoes Recei pts, IS 80. 200i b5.
! CArrLR- Receipts Tht0. exporters @ O0a6 80;
/ good to choice shipping s 6p96 ul medium 70
! good 8 o as 80: common 10 fair 3i@i 50
| stOckers .OGlgO; Te lans S4y@fc0; feeders
| 3 20 81 80,
| fair : gmS 90; IN sdium 10 good dVga 90,
/ choice N@dGG lRmns WGi %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

, c,sv,g YORK, jan Z. Money lou; closed
Nfered i; prlms Mercantile paper ,-s9B; sterl.
~ arrhauge 3 v steady at 80 lee; slight
11-2 ....,,,.
Nl.w ORLEANS, Jan. sight exchange on
eyr Norlt 100 per OJO premium; storing eN-
ianac d y 81 l-2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

s,cvrRSMENr AND RAILROAD BONDS.
NEW York, Jan Tho following were
81 ofhcial ciosn quotations a. the Few
an sfDck exchange this afternoon, as com.
red with those Of yesterday:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

special tothe Gazette.
CHICAGO, Jan. T.-The bulls and bears had
tussle. ana the later came out ahead, The
general market is still active.
Pork and lard futures active, and way up.
Cash meets also higher.
The cattle market was steady on good and
slow on common grades.
sheop steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
LOCAL MARKErs.


Good middliug, glS strict middlinF. Hk
ni5dling, w; strict low middllng, IS; low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
oaIreston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, Jan. 7.-coTrox-spot closed
flrm
Receipts. 1901.
sales, 2sU.
Exports. -. Coastwi'e, 49,.
stock 4i@l7.
Ordinary o; Good Ordinary 10: Low
htddlinl lOTi6: ~ cling 10 9-l8: Good Mid
ding 10 RIG Middling Fair II ia.
Futures oleped dull, ruled quiet CLOSED dull
hut steady, 10 9 points lower; January /
point higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

TcFniture-bE 1dgL1aldG, ir1itntion wa4h
each, "a COS ~ ali walnut, @ SOLO 90 Onair
wood seat, y cos, - 1907 o. cane ana rats
SCAT, 3 Oode %. cans seat diving, Bl2 gDlt9j q
Childa and rocker, - Q09la 80 largo rocllil
50 O0630 % camp and fOuke.n tach. q se
90 MirrorH, arch t1pf a dnA. 81 tf9lH 81
Tables, rqund, f1l0G3 fl fdll icll, e 9e3t
Hnfes, Zach, % 2507Os Bureaus, ~ tQegz9 v
WaEb stands, I'll 95Et 50, Deo bprileat u 1897
BABY CArrisgel. ~ bJs2l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
Liauora,

Vvugnz-Asetinod q l1Gl5J. "a pel grqu
anuI mash, one year OLD, y W Two lssis q
o. lNDl Is, three yof.r1 Olo " b>G1 fai i~p
extra old Whiaky Jiftb,
gyYHrI--C laTet, oaso,a5 N4lVlg. = ", ~. 90.
~. CataWba. psFCallo1s 89e ~ Fn..gl ~
poT gpi., 81 80Gb 90 white Nins. ~ mss
u 0o8i0 O1
CH1niPAoHn--a Il, Numu q %. kyI'
.lrv. IlOl03H o., HeidEidk, Ia bnhkGii 81 Y
n fd RruR. iD basket, s2a VlG o. Doneaf
ebampagne, 81 001,h %. Gao aoalot, oft
dry, plnta, 62I 30. 49,.
AlaE,-htook Ala. per dos. " ia ~ fofft
GER dOE., 81 Ol92 ~. 49,,
no1rLED BnER-Lemp's quartz, 81 W ~
gI2 10. BudWoiser quarts al2 % pintz AZ
ErlRDgAr boar. quartz, ~ VI pln4 ~
Anthony g Kuhn'ni alta tl2 Dei pima ~
II. ClauEaD a Hou'a oman payne DeoI. uahJl
~ %, plnts ns5l' Eais'r M ~H7fss onHra
f1tEn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

r.or Wagjc; oata. 28e1l5s bar -, 5QSsb
rYa 40f; corn s5140o; hnY, iooee 100. ~
ggpeou, s7 OOas 90 per ton bale hay, 81 w
% 0,f bran, soc pei ,nU ohopf, y cool 2
par 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

WV YoaH, Jan. 7.--ooTTos-spoi closed
firm.
sales i29.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

2ss, 1900 ACRES and stock OF 1000 cattle;
will sell " half Interest 10 on agreeable pnrt-
ner. Land So per acre, cattle $40 per head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
B II IL Il TIN.
GEO. B. LOVING & CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
2Os West Second ST, Fort Worth, Texas
Offer the following anch end
soci correspondence and inquiry
CLAY COUNTY.


2ss, 1900 ACRES and a stock OF 1000 cattle
will sell u half Interest 10 on aHreeahlo phrt
ner. Land 81 per acre cattle $40 per head
BosoUE COUNTY,
235. 500 ACRES ono and a half miles non
Walnut SPRING. inclosed Win WIZ ane
cedar pUstg; wen Waterod and fheltored
VIII trade fJr u SMALLER place ~ sel' 80
whole ~ a half interest. Price ana terms
on application
COLEMAN COUNTY
2at ssOO ACREs, 1900 Of same iuciosad
an abundance OF gras, and water Price
enclosed Land, 90 peracre; price uneaelosed
$3.50 per acre.
HASKELL COUNTY.
25. Tho A Richie League, 442s acres.
Tho ga all MoFerron survey, SeDg acres
Surveys 10, II, u, OF 3. b. b. a Q. Il. Il.
Jessie white, 81 Hcres.
Arthur olay don, 6l2 acres.
Sections %, 6S, 80, n, II. O. Randolph survey
also. survey ~, made for Il. DO FeaE. frlee
90 20 per acre
DENTON COUNTY.
soi. 47ig ACRES OF the Jonn Ayrea survey on
OF which As undor barbed wire fence WIN
bOis dare posts; abundance OF timber ana
OK tu hsinnIRi5a " of the Robert Whiuook survey
also under fence, and situate one mile
south OF the Ayrcs survey.
Three tanks furnish an abundant supply OF
water.
225 cows and heifers, 20u one and two year
! old steers and n calves VIII he scld Win
the above PASTURES Prices ana forms on
application.
PECos COUNTY.
! gns. 7 SECTIONS oftho aiternates Of the NJ
X 61. Extension n X. CO.'S suryeys,being
gectious I, 9 8, T. 9, block ilS, ana efcuHns
1 n and %, block ib2. y per acres terms NAH
cash.
/ g0s ei0 acres II. =, " T. r X survey No. Il
! aleo gurvfys Nos. n 9 and ~, $40 acres zach,
! TexRg 90 trail railway surveys offered very
/ low. Price - cts. per acre.
| BAYLOR COUNTY.
/ ao3. IS ALTERNATE SECTIONS 90 aoies
] each, Il. Is. Il. Il q. u. III good gras6 nleniN
! ..0fwater, ample shaltor for winter Shopper
/ acIe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

fsrasp sud readsturs
WheAi, onoleo, % 10 coo. msolEm.to; inis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
BosQUE COUNTS

235. 500 ACRES ono and half miles non
Walnut Springs, incloHed with WIN nnc
cedar pUsiG; well wnterod ana fhcltored
viii trade fJr u Bmsller place 0r Eel' ~
whole ~ half interest Price anu terms
on application,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
PEcos cOnNTY.

oo3 If ALTERNATE SECTIONS, 90 acre.
each Il. Is. Il. n o. n. H.; good grass nlen'N
-.ofiwater, ample shator for winter Shopper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08
OOLEMAN C0UNTY.

2gI 5000 ACRES, 1900 Of same iucioaed
M abundance OF grass and wRtHt Price
enclosed land, 90 perRcre; price unelclosed
40 80 uer acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-08

COTTON uABEETg.
lOrroN zEuzIPrs Al ALL uHrrlsU BTA-Rf
PcRTa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11
END OF THE BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.


HARTFORD, Conn, sept. 3, The closing
races of the bicycle tournament of the
Connecticut Bicycle club were run this
afternoon in the presence of 5000 people.
The one mile three minute race was won
by Cook of san Francisco. The five
mile law championship, was won by
Rowe of Lynn: time lj:5Sai The one
mile professional race was won by Wood
OF England time 2:5O. The three mile
amateur race was won by Weber of Eng
land time 900 10 The three mile triycle
race was won by Chambers of England ;
time 1904. The special one mile
race to beat the record was won
by English of England time 2:44ls.
The three mile State championship race
was won by Miller of Merden time
9:5O4 The one mile safety race was won
by Chambers of England, Englehart the
champion, second; time, 2:51l9. This
breaks the safety record for all parts of II
mile The ten mile professional race was
won by HOWELL time 3l:50R. The five
mile amatuer race was won by Durham
of Newton, Mass time 15:lSlg, Engle-
hart broke the two, three, four and five
mile safety records; time, G:!O, 9:36 ..
1855, 1901 The consolation race was won
by McGarrett of Springfield; time 3;OO4,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11
JOB 4. DAVIS.

Incidents in the lives Of great inventors are
always interesting. 1t Is said of Jon \. DA-
Wis, the great inventor OF the Davis Sew ing
Machine, that more than twenty years AFRO,
when ne used to travel from place to place, re-
presenting, e. planning and s"l'Iu" his machine,
h" could take an ordinary pOCart knife, II
piece OF wood and scrap of iron and in "A short
time produce II machine that would actdally
sew, astonishing as IT may sccmy This re-
mdrkablc characteristic in this mans genius
suggests the cause for the marvellous simple
ity OF the machine bearing his name which
with its many other advantages, gives it n
place in the front rank of modern Inventions
What II revolution in the history of the sew
ing machine has taken place during these
years Every inhabited and civilized portion
Of the globe now resounds with the music of
this friend of wOmankind " Europe has
long acknowledged the superiority of "THE
DAVIS and Australia and New Zealand are
fields where il is monarch of all 1t surveys"
The vertical Feed is the principal and dis
tnguishlng feature of this machine, separat-
ing il FROM and placing it above the popular
machines of other makes. To he appreciated
and under stood this new feed method should
be seen in operation. The stitch made by the
machine is both sure and beautiful The Com
pany is represented in Shclhurn by L. W. II.
Lake, and in Underhil by T.. j. Corse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11
OrSOn Is. AShley's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons,
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, concerned in the|
estate of OrSon b. Ashley, late of Milton
in said district deceased. GREETING:
At Pruhat" Court. holden at Burlington.
within and tor the District OF thittcudcn. on
the 3lSt day of August. lSNj. an instrument
purpOrtiug to bc the last will and testament
with codIcil thcrctoot Or>on.B. Ashley, late
OF Milton. in said district. deceased.
was presented to the court aforesaid,
for probate. ANA it is ordered by said
court that the 24th day of September, lSS),
at the Probate Court rooms in said Burlington,
hc assigned for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof Toe given To ulI persons con-
ccrncd, 10y publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, Il
newspaper printed at said Burlington, prCNl-
Gus to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified To appear
before said court, Al the time and place utorc-
said and contest the probate of said will. II
YOU have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
district, this jl>t day ut August. lN~j
lUw3t GEO. W. WALES, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11
LONDON ABDUCTION CASE BEGUN
Great Excitement and the Police Powerless
to Control the MOb-Ihe Armstrong
Girl Placed in the Witness stand
-Uther Foreign News.

LONDON. sept. MIR. Stead, editor of
the Pail Mail Gazette, Mrs, Jarrett, Bran
well Booth, Mrs. Coomb, Mr.. Jacques and
Nine. Maury, the defendants in the Eliza
Armstrong abduction case, appeared at
the Bow street police court to-day in an
swer to the charges against them. Mr..
Stead conducted his own case. The eX-
element in the court and in the vicinity
has seldom if ever been equalled. The
police We're powerlcss to control the mob
who assembled to hear the proceedings.
Members of the salvation Army were ar
irving all the morning in cabs and were
hoOted and iostled by the crowd on their
way into the court. The mob at the doors
of the court tried to overturu Gen. Booths
carriage and molested other members of
the Salvation army. Eliza Armstrong
was cheered. In the court there was a
compact mass of people including num-
bers of reporters, and quite sprinkling
of brothel house keepers, The child, Eliza
Armstrong, was placed in the witness
stand and identified Mrs. Jarrett rs the
woman who had secured her from her
mother on the plea of needing her assist
ance to do hoUseWurk. The girl then
gave in detail all the circumstances CON
nected with the abduction. She testified
that at the medical examination immedi-
ately after she was decoyed from her home
the physician tested her innocence despite
her screams, and that after She was des-
patched to France to prevent the police
from getting possession OF her for her
mother, she wrote several letters home but
the members of the salvation army who
had charge of her suppressed them.
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