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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02
Sale of Land.

QY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas
ID issued to me from the circuit court of
Giles COUNT in the case of BoatrigRt IL
Issacs vs.. T. W. Evans, will soil TO the
highest bidder for cash ct tho court house
door in Pulaski, Tenn,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02
The Columbia Herald is 'reliablI

The Columbia Herald is reliably
informed that Chancellor Nixon
will be a candidate next year for
chancellor of this division" Certes.
There are q class of men whom you
may always count in without any
"reliRble information" when there
are offices tO ELL.
Jas. D. Fish, the president of the
Marine bank in New York who
swindled depositors out of millions,
was sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary Sunday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02
gle Dnlashi Citizen.

Nothing the CITIZEN has said
shall be construed as making sport
Of Speaker Berry. We respect him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02

Talmage sailed for Europe Mon
day.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02

maxwell Killed Breller, his tTav-
cling mate, and packed the body in
q trunk and left it in a St. Louis
hotel. He was tracked and finally
arrested on the other side of the
world in New Zealand and is now
on his way back. II now turns ont
that Preller insured his life heavily
in England and be and Maxwell
made up this scheme to swindle the
insurance companies, using stiff
gotten at medical college. The
companies paid the insurance and
now Maxwell comes back and Prel-
Ter will turn up and both be releas-
ed because they have committed no
crime in this country and the ex-
tradition laws do not include s|lnd-
ling.
The New York Sun thinks it
would make a great sensation if
Roscoe Conkling were TO appear as
a delegate in the next democratic
convention in New York state, but
adds that just as strange things
have happened.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02
Vi. A. DAUPHIN,

New Orleans, La.
or ". a. DAUPTIIN,
COZ seventh ST, Washin gtOn, -. g.
Make z. . money orders payable and nd b.
dress registered letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Oranges Louisiana, per box, - 5p
MCHsinH LCmouH--pcr box, 80 90
Apples Northern, 50 pOWJ 80 per barrel
roiatuCH--irlsh per buFnrt, new northern
soc Ia euCh-, onions northern. Per barrel
" 70; Teaas, lAc0ii OO per lu.; beans II. 81,
d4C; mod. hhls,, Slci large lima ,3r, small
butter aici Peanuts 7ids3c cider, half bbl.
g. aO Cabhnfc pur crate northern, 1890.
Poultry--lieue S2NOd2.6O per dulCui young
uhickons gA0Oal ,, %. Turkrys, 100000,
Eggs-ptr dolpn, 49,
Fr0sh country butter choice laa2nc choice
Western dairy lsC fancy creamery, ..ur,
Potatoes sweet. I0tfi &c per hushrl
GrApcs--Ei pNso,Tasu.
TOmatpoe-Sl pUa ~ per hushUl
Cow peas -alHAlc per buHhcl
~nuci kraui--pc half hhrrVl, "a g.
Bananas Fer bunch, 81 O0a8 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
Texas q PACIFIC RalIwny.

Inc Great Popular konte hciwcfH fbc lHsi
ard tho Week. short line 10 New Orleans ard ulI
points 10 Louisiana NoR Mcs leo, Arizona aud
california. fhYorite line ~ thr Nnrth. EHsi
ead sQnthcafi, Pullman Palace sleeping carr
~ FnA0 nud Nnn francheD, Cali iisO frri
North mud SrW OIlonna without change solld
traits from ~ p6so 10 10. Louis. fAst lime
ilrHi class equipment, eurr connections. Soc
that yoNr ticket reads Via Texas 4 Pacific uil.
Wny For mallsi TIME tables. trkets, ratrs And
~ required inigrmnii1 Ian, Gaii on or hddTNse rs
Uf The Ticket AGENTS, nT 81. T.. m GuE-,
Passenger Agent iiOnainn, 1rsHs.
B. ". McC ufi.Olbn,
Pass. Ticket Ag't., l3plsestpn, feNas,
". ~. NhMAiAN,
Gen. Tranlr Manager, Galveston trsn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
LOCAL MARKETS.
oA1Mn. ornae. rom woru. IVY.

GAZETTE ognui.. Fonr woUTH, Tx, 1
Oct. 2p, lso5.
cotton advanced fium $50 % s.5a 90 day aud
the receipts aggregated 80 bales me spot
market was somewhat dnnor toWprd evening,
owing 20 sdyices Of q slight decline " ilSr,
puai and New York
rht grain supply continues short al Tie de-
maud and no corn or opts b. beng sidppcd, all
mat Is brought 20 being readily bought by local
consumer
Butchers report hcri uttle. hogs and sheep
m plentiful suppiy and Of fair quality
a GAlEfIE reporter was Informed b, Que OF
thcui that an unusually large number of oaitl,
wure being Kept ul aud faloned Tor market, q
far, which he ntulhutrd 10 me abundance and
chemnpgs Of graiH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
RECEIVERS SALE
or
SLAUGHTER-H0U
AND
I(IG FACTORIES.
and FORT WORTH, TEX
ICI: FACTORIES.

la pmfuancc Of The order of ihc District
Court ~ Nicioriu County, made on lhc auth
day of May, 1880. Ia cauH0 No, 1879 ON the dockut
Of said court, whmcln Ayers \ Cannon ct ats.
are plHlnttis, anu The "TeNNs Continental
Meat company are defendants, ! win SOIL al
putnir auction, Hud al the Nmps and places
and upon the trrus herein named, the follow
81 the court house door IN the rity of Fort
worm, Texas, a. " q. ~, tEtnndnrd time on
the lrst IncsdHy ~ November, a D. iHst
the same being thH ~ Jay OF fAld month, Che
slaughter House ana les Factory OF thc said
defendant, "Ihr 'lrMa Continental Meat Com
phity, AT rott Worth, TeAna nndali thc mnchin
cry, tools, appliances ami nppuriNnanulns ~
the snine belonging and The twenty seven ana
one quarter acrcr ~ land ON which The Same
Htands, hhd iu said decree described.
ll.NMs Or SAN Thirty two thOusnnd dollar
oi the purchase money 90 be puid cash In hand
aud lhr balance 81 said purchase money to be-
paid In siN months, aud to be secured by the
note Of She purchaser, hearing interest from
date Of fair nt lliprutc OF l0per cent per an
mum, ANA secured hy u vendor lien on M,
Z said property Hud premises,
Aud Ut Inc court house door ~ the cts al
Victoria Texas, az II O'clock a. un frtandurt
I umnl. ou ihO second Tuesday m November
4 -. le-l, the same bcing lio ION daj at saiC
mouth, tho slaughter House md Ice Factor,
/ qi thc sad defendant, "'fic Texas Cputiuonth
( Meat Company" al Victoria, ToAhh ana ll
! ir tools lippli nres and apUerteuapclos y
inc rpur holunUuN tnd The tWpnA eigh
I Hrrcs Ul lhnd upon which tho same stHnds, an,
I Ia said decree described
TltMs ur sAfI--pnr hulf OF the purchase
money 70 De paid cHsli iu hand. and tho "a
Wnndcr " iV be- paid in sA months, no 81 hi
Z secured hy tht u0tc Ut thr purchaser, brurini
intcrrsi from date ~ tulr al ilr rate ~ 10 pc
sent pcrnnuun, and secured bY @ tendOr'a ltei
uu fdid properly aud urrWifCrs
Toe sain pi ihia pfnprri ", iii each caee
made tniirrt 90 lHr approval 81 Tic hislrir
( court of victoria county, and win hr reported
! in nHiu rpur 40 ne ucAt ieris, commencing M
ipulbef 18Th lhSl. aHd hp iiflr Will Toe male d
I illc purchaser uuit TIE tald sale b. oUndrnr'
7 Deg the cOuu, Jhe undersigned VIII giyu nn,
/ further Information desired 20 an gppiranif
= e. FilDiiAMi
Receiver TrABs Continental Meat Company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

lICrveR--ir asa fod, pc
CONs-ilm2r.
Mutiou-lhoicc BONA 2ic.
Ilogs-aGiic per 10,
Stock cattle The pr.ccs IN stock cattle vary
according 90 locality where raieOd, NO quote
different localities as follows;
panhaudlt-Slricily lrst- clasa ycsrlinga, pef
held ~ 0O4lG % two year Olds, SO O0@.0 90;
COWS ana cnlvcs. E,l pu,
Western TsNas--i earlinFG, W eln rs COZ two
ycAr, odH, So 00H rs ~: COWS and caycA, Als ~.
Central TnXas-- Ycarlings nJah ~, two.
year Odds, $40 0vpll ~, cows and calves, sl3 %
dibO1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

sat l.nilwny bonds Gossip.
t,lN Gazette.
ukh. pct ~ The railway bonus sales
optnlug to noon to-day were ns foi,
ilesuuri KANSAS 4 Texas general . "a
,ilhscnli, kansas a fcyas g. &C 81;
AZ a. 6OuO ditto at ssii 5000 ditto az
Toxhp IS New orleans rs, sabine div
}. oooo Texas & Pacific incomes at ,pl
atfe 1900 Texas y Pacific IL, i.io
lfia,tn coupons. offered az Gii
om Room to O'clock TcNas n lactc
4o.cpO az co., aO0Oo alto al ie,
atfai Texas * Pacific Rios cN-did.
.oo0nt So 10000 ditto o, 90 5000 ditto
neas n Texas general o. $500 q So }
a resn- 81. GOOo at 15l, 9OE ditto
rom so'ciock to the closing Houston
Crnffnl rs eN dividends. II 900 at 100, !
i'Aclnc incomes, 5000 az 49,
on cali at che stock exchange to day
d2per cent The marEct for slcrllng
and fieady and the posted rates were
cd AZ slsiaisg
and corn we're unsettled. late quota
hral o. for November and patc for
b: cern, 50.c for Novcmber aud isie
nhnr
futnrer were quoted october 1865.
embcs Q.C6qo6i. December 9.G6apGS
k anoGhet bound at the opening of the
sltd pf,roicum and stock exchange
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

STUFF f2 Do8a 5Gs stdckcrs and Feeders 81 5nas io,
GRASS 'reNane y toms 90 INDIAN az soat W.
Hogs. Receipts 500, market gciiyr aud high.
tr Sd dp&35a
Sheer i.erclpls 800, -hinmcnt 1tli duii for
an except hesi gradcsi clmmop 90 mealum
natives ~ enu4 1n good 20 choice, - Gfh32i;
lambs " l5a3 5oi rcNans J i5a3N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

NEW ORLEANS. ~. oct su.-.Coiton spot
closed quiet Ice lower from mlddlmg Ia
tulr inclusive
-illcs $500 halc,; low ordinary Hic, ordinary
nc good ordinary see; low middlihg SlC; mid
inlc 9ir: good middling ll-ide; iniddling, iHlr,
lO'c; fair iGle.
Futures opened haroly steady aud ruled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

I.umber-Roueh lnnhcr, boAing, y iuohos
ana under Nrst class, sis 90, stripping, ls3
800, thick clears, and y, ~ 0pi rough lam
her, sreond elasR, l5OJi toilet and scAnliihR
Cuiis. ~
siding-iirHt, common white pine, 80 p0
Second, do, - ~ thltd, DO, ~ DOL poplar 20 d.
g2i 90, native pinc j, 1890, native pine,
20 o.; native rough, 100
Dressed Lumber Boxing, ~ Inches and
nuder, 80 o., do, ASA, - %; HcanNbg, i1ist pi
any common lumber - p0i boxing over !.
Inches, 20 90, thick clcare,ll % a ana g 600
second class, nnNkiud, 20 %,
Dressed bnd Matched fi0prlne-~t First clsss
So. second claaH, - 10.
White Pine Furnishing Lumher~ii, u and
Inch woe waite pine, tiui Inch do. 80
Ceiling, Beaaoh or l1au-F irsi common whit,
pii,c, sO, "a do ~ 90, 80 30 - poplar 20 O0a
h ~, poplar - ODd39 %, nailye pine vi 90
"a.
shinsles White pine 4 o, do shaded 4 p
DO eNirp No ~ ~, cypressi beni, any brand . ~
No "a ~, do No z 70, nAilte HnWcd huuu 4, naps
Flekcts--Whlie pine dressed and hohdc,
s'plare or iial 4, yellow pine do Q, iAths 3 5oa
( 30
Ilmc, Cement, etc. Lime, Ausfin s2p per bhi,
cemcnl. ioaif yiiio or Epsauals 1919 pef hhL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
XnnrtH from ~ q. y. norls linn lnr


GALVESTON. TEX. oct 3O-Cotton- Spot
closed quiet, 100 lower; gross receipts, $3.50
bates; nl,lcs, 1872 bales; exports uonC; .hip.
mcnts coarttlso. l9sl bale. stock, s1032.
Ordinary, a.lJc; good ordinary, . luc;
low middlmg. IS i6c; middlng, 30 l6c; good
middliug, . lGc' mddling fair, l'' lGr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

1905 chops, 81 % per 100 corn inral, Tine boiled
per 100, 81 U0, hOminy amt grlts 81 per bhl,
uiiilcu seed n O0Gl 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
Doston Wooi linrkct.

BosroS MASS, Oft &C. Wool ~tcads aud
nru. good demand ONO and fenney Nanil
ncpcrS 2Im5Sc, including choice selections
Michigan ucocc1, 3lNailc unWa-hcd We hs
2Oa2jc for inc and medium grades; pulled
wool 2i03sc fOr common 10 good superior
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Whnnt-ChoiGe. No. 1. 12ci mcdiHm dpaHlr
los grade 5odaic uats, lssi2,c, barley 500 SO
rye, shaJnci corn, eng 3pnaaci fhflieu, We
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
New York.


NEW YuRK, oct 2O--Couon-spot closed
quiet but Hru,
Ordinary | Ice; good ordinary i.l6c; law
middlng95ci middling loo good middlmg l0icl
middlng Ia inr lU1r.
sales, ~ bales.
Future, closed weak, point, lower Jane 9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
81. rnovIsioNs, LIVE STOCK,
Kansas city.

Knusn. CIiv.
...,
$780,, IhobUgE'
" ~, wheat l"Wrf
.~.,.,1.... I'm ghincti 'hic M way Sstc'
|vsT"'Nt NPh" '-'' Year. @o' 'Hh'u Nay
,s,,. t.,,f,,..,s
f'''n'Ni g3A,u.
AR, f,,d,,s,,, I" S r.'''o
'' XIV. nun ''ss , l',, t'Rptls ,,-
hVe'pss ~ 5s.nl' 'es,nl7 Eap'i m9f
~ l,',lfs y, 'p, bvoN ~ 'rul,e
| 80 "ts,tlIN W M'uluuh
IL ~ Xxx, ~ 49,. 9 M w w
,, .s .S9s rN', NM, A., w. ~
N'Ni't' ''''' '""''' """ ''' H'1"'' H'
abs...,,s .,,,,,,e,,ts NOM. s,,,d,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
staple Dry Goods.

Prints. standard prints. now stylcs bic; A
len's ioucle-, 3lc american, .Mcl Arnold, Gci
belmont, De-; lcrWiCk, lCi thurtrr Onk, &c
CoucstuEa, dc; Dunkirk 3ici Duunell--1ac.
guards, Gc; DunnCll~sAiiuOr, jlci Gloucester,
aici Hamilton, staple styles hri liarlcl, Or.
bridge DC; steel RlNCr BE; simpson linen
nnlsh, SIC. Windsor, dc, Fancy pmks, &C.,
Slater solids, SIC, Peabody solids, Sc; Bcrlln
solids, 5ic; Durham solids, IiCt
Victoria black &c, Stc9 River chint1, &c:
Heavy brown snecliqg- T. -, slci
Albany A "a, sc, Atlantic \ \ "A, Get CIT
ton g { Ca, 0ci Lawrence T. L4.4, hlc; Kut
land e ~, Gle, Glcudnic \ \ I, Glc, Enter
prise y 49,, alr' Tam o'Shanlcr : {, 5lc;
thapmun \ -. Aci Belfast u 4, 5ic; liusc
Valley a., Ici First Prize 4, GlcI Argyle 1 {,
0lci Busy Bee 40, &C.
Blcachcd .Coitons Chapman y, &c; Amory
! IS, Sic, Androrcoggin l., 1ic; Blackstone \ \,
70, Cabot a., 6lc; nauntcsa 80, bio ,lonadHlc
/ 40, So; Zig Drive, tlci Crusader. SIC; security
| ~ 5ci llill Sempyr ldem, 10; knighta cam
bric, 5lc Lonsdnlo cambrlr, ioici Forest ~,
| &C
Wide Brown sheetne -Iowcll, lG4 lsci
| Pembroke, 1914 lac MonndnorG, l0'i islc; Ian.
caster 10 lhc; Poppcrcll, 40 i2lci boston, lO.i
/ 30. Lockwood, 1914 2llC.
Wide Blcnchcd Shecting-i0-4 Boston, 2jci
J l0l Peppercll 28c, 1914 Pembroke, 2Oci 10 4
! MOnadnork, lpic l0l Lowell. no, l1i Lock
| wood, BE; a'A Quinnebarry, "c, 6'i Pembroke,
tolorcd lluciss-Nrontaup D. Sic. Boston on.
] l0ic Everett, II u, lie; ratuNcpt, 10 o., lic
/ Eagle brown; lie Warren Mills IRE
Iicklngs-,,,A W :, \ A.lse Asaas9phn \
| fiddle 70; Lewiston, &C inch, NE; ocean, 5ic
/ OHkdale, elc.
Hickory Stripes Extra Stout, blucand brown,
I1ic; Mechanic, blue, 6ic; Jcwott CitY, Tc; ROCK
! RIVER, hluc and brown, sic, Eagle, blue, Gle
] uncasville 4, sc; Columbian. SIC
| Inghams-Luphyr &c; Punket 7lc; Glasgow
fNnclpa zee; GluggOW dress styles
SIC: Brighton Glc. IartlOn Diet
scotch Bgokfold s,ci YORK check &c statewide
chocks 7lci Nubian drcss htylos sc. Argyle
| staples Iir Bates inncics sos lOchlumoud ic
Iinset h--tunherlnnd, lilc; Calumet, iuci
Fair rlay, l3ci Imperial, lic Lcncyn, Zoe
AdriatIc, l2lc bradford, l2lc, Chiffon sc
! Wiudspr 90,
JrAus-kluyvcr, SCI Ahb0ttsiUrd, Hes Trle
graph, l3G, CoYingtou, lic, l'puris, H5c
lIO6sicr, he; Imperial lsc; bennington, Isle
American, goes silver Peak, Doe; GLAND, 25c
Texas noeskin, 2ic Great southern, We. Hum
bold, Sic, CAnunicui Dooskin. SOC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
CHANGE,
|hI,ib Showing Made in Railway
|aine Stocks We're Fever.
ish Yesterday.

b mnrhats We're Irregular, 0oner.
rnapr 4 Boom In the Pctro.
Irnm Market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Twelve months clip, light, fne and medium
4aiic. ine heavy 10 light. ilml4ri eiN
months, Right, fine 10 medium lUa l3c. fan, lue
heavy, -; fan, Hight, huc medium, ------
Coarse, 6al2c
Hldos.-No, nnt, dry, ION and upward, per
d lBi dlAc, No hiut, dry, per p l3c No hgit
hiht, per 70 q 70 SCI bplis ana heavy dan aged,
per b "a calf skins and badly danng0- per
II Aa0ci green. ealio1 sohna- pef % 4,
butchers green, pen CSC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

~ subjects az general intgIpet tcW vStfArts
are given hollow on matters of commerce and
homt indusires. The Philadelphia gec3r,l iias
th,sto say about ue
nLcosNEf of liC iRoV mann
There Is M tuilif that The IRON tfAuN slaNs
ull ne signs Of hcall'S reroNoty. ftom o. iNle
condition oi paralysis The mllg eye starting
no Will orders ahead 10 keep ihVm running
There I Hu end ut prolonged HlflkUt, ANA iho
irsinnlne 0i 4 season 81 artlVig whirl q MOI
great Iron companies u Use NlnhoulnF
valley, 80 ohio, viii SO Do work again
next week, after nearly three months ~ iaic
ness, Toe best ipatuFr 81 this iron rcyifHi =
that % is hased nn the uuickuningoi uthcf furlas
~ Industry. The fuh q made hrcaFe V "
needed iar bflden- huiidines, railroad cNtpn.
si0na. hnplomrnts OF the farmer ana mechanic
ana ne ihpnsaNd other utos Ia which u cntcrs
iuiu every depAgtn0ni ul iudusir Al growth
The following from thc Minneapolis ufniucf
rnG grvnAi oi nrNNfss
Ia color foet utf. but NOS uyrrdrnwn
Tue general revival ut bnsinrss L. Nisnhir on
every side ttil no speculative boom whu,o
chhis ever us sudden usits HOW, 70 ~ MOI iil
amy degree the effect uf combination oforcc she
temporary advance of values. n 81 iho natural
logical tide 0l husiucs- prosperity that has is
Foundation in thn productive wealth. The en-
forced iruealjts aud pencrm sohcney OF TIE
country Never iu The hi.tory 81 the last guar
ter ot s century we're business and lndNs
trial circles On such conservative position w.
They are 10 day hnG hc rcNiNnlui business now
certainly as hand must be substantial aud ca,
during because II has the lrpadust and safest
basls on which "a rest
HEytEw OF SorriiEi,N iNpl srturS.
The baltimore Manufacturers Record pub
llshod yesterday IT, quarterly rcviuW % The
southern Industrial growth. 70 shows ihai the
amount of capital. including capital stock OF ia
rurpuratcd companies, represented bA the no~y
manufacturing and mining cntt prire@ organ.
lied ,inuc Jnnudry and the amount expended
Va Tia enlargement otold plants aud thcrohuild'
ing OF mills nftpr being destroyed hy IRE, aP
grcUatcs sj2 $4,000 The amount la each state
is d. follows
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

vIel'a son-ln-Iaw Ratten{ FgeJ.
I.oNnoN. Dot ~. The isaranlN 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

,IiiStlcc tillli9ali to-day, but tANrr WAS no
tesiin0ny pfodnccl, ind kisnr Naltlnn
two hours fof NifDeescA The case WHa dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

1t.teelNis 100, rhlpmcnts 500, sinW
R7AHd thc general market aboHl Zoe
#4fe fhipplug al ~ 09sa tO3 natiye
tfs fttNf 5ldia miNcd biiclicfins
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27
ron SALE.

TSOR SALE-A very desirable lot (6ox1oo)
IL situated on Sherman street, sixty feet from
the westerly corner of State street, the grade is
good aud location central. Price thirty cents per
foot. BENJAMIN SHAW, 1917 Exchange st.
2b-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27
HoLLIDAYsBURG PA, Nov. IL, 1883.
ECZEMA. TETTER,

ING, Sealy, Pimply and Oily Skin,
Ill Iii " ~ beautitied by CUTIcURA SOAP.
je17 WS&w2w
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27

June 20, lat Al o8, Ion Sc, sch A B Perry, from
Machias for AUX Cages.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27
ATLANTIC HOUSE.
Scarboro Beach.

THIS house opens for the season of 1885, on
Il Thursday, june 18th. Positively closed
to transient visitors on the Sabbath
S. B. GUNNISON, Proprietor.
jel9 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27
LUMBER WANTED.

TN exchange for genteman's residence within
Il 10 miles of Boston, Mass. on Lowell Rail
Road, price $4,000 Address,
j. A. MCCAIN & CO.,
je26d1w PAT Washington St., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27
@tsi1 Market.
NC june Is,
FOR THE WEEK END ~ ofl. al

FOR THE WEEK END % atl: old
CodGsh-We quote Georges at SO 20 y ives
do at , so: medium and small do 20; ne.
fern Bank , 80 ID qtl; old Bank at ] 50d1 75;al.
cured do at 3 % and . 20 for large and mediam;
Shores at 90 and , 25 y qtl for large and me
dunn; cusk, haddOck and hake ] 80 p qtl ;pollocK
! 37ia slack sailed dog %
Boneless and prepared fish at 3e412c z b for for
hake haddock and cusk, and 4d714e p ID Tor
Goldfish. as to style and quality. Smoked hallbut
Sd915c p b; smoked salmon Toe. Scaled her.
ring I3c ID box; No / and tucks Toe; smoked Ale
MackarelrLast sales at 81 y Dbl out of pickle
with Dbl. .
Fresh Halibut-Last sales at Tee and DE p 10
for white and gray in cargo lols.
Hake Csc y ewt cusk Tel
Herring-We quote Nova Scotia large split az
80 p bbl medium 90; Labrador 90; round
shore 80: split do 90.
Trout 81 p Dbl; picked Goldfish 3 25; haddock
So halibut heads SO 80; tongues 50; sounds SlI
fonoues and sounds So; alewives Sc so; salmon
sI4: fms $40; fins and napes SO; No shad SO;
sWordfsh $40.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27

VXTANTED-A place in good family by com
w potent American girl family without ehll-
dren preferred; excellent references. Call or adj
dress Al TURNER ST. POL
WANTED-A. good girl to do general house
Melbourne St, Portland, Me. 26-1
WANTED competent, strong girl for gen
Wv eral housework, at DIR. BAC0N's, 40 Park
VETANTED-A frst-class plumber who is also
w a tinsmith; must be thorough workman;
steady work for reliable and competent man. L.
E. SMITH, 221 Main ST., Gloucester, Mass 1862
MANTED-All to come to Thompson Block,
w on Middle street, where two enterprising
citizens have started large dining rooms, with
seating capacity for 300. They expect to be able
to take care Of any who may come 22-1
yETANTED-G. A. R. men to know that 50
w will buy the book called Maine in the War.
Complete History of all Maine Regiments in the
War from 1861 TO 1865. All Grand Army boys
ought to have one. Agents wanted S. H.
COLEsWORTHY. No. 100 Exchange st. 22-1
WANTED.--An to buy the Enchanted
teenth Century, acknowledged by press and pub
lie to be the most mysterious and fascinating
trick ever sold, affords hours of laughter and
amusement, price only 20 cents, agents wanted to
sell on the street during g. A. Reunion, to whom
a liberal discount will be given c. l. ARTHUR, /
No. 252 Broadway, Room II, New York. 1872
WANTED-Custom to know that they can
w save freights, earnings and commissions by
buying Refrigerators direct of the manufacturer;
do not buy until you have seen styles, sizes and
115 and III Kennebec St, foot of Preble, opp. P.
& r. r. r. Station. j. F. MERRILL. je3-4
WANTED-Carpente to call and see the
w best Roof Bracket in the market, no nail
holes, fits any pitch, warranted to give satisfac-
ton or money refunded, For sale by KING &
DEXTER, Middle ST., Portland, Me. my25-4
NNANTED-Lades and Gentlemen in city
w or country, to receive light, easy work at
home all the year round; distance no objection;
WANTED-Ladies who are troubled with
" Corns. oqt-growing Joints and In,gr92WyiIn9g
MAN, 81 Spring Street, who will be pleased to
wait upon them at their residences Corns re-
moved for Is cents. "a
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27

UyOR sALE-50 Cottage Lots. $50 will buy
4 e0ttage lot 40x70 at Rock Bound Park; a
choice of lots can be had within certain limit on
high, dry land; most of these lots are in sight of
Portland and the ocean. Apply to MRS. MAY
CHAPMAN, Rock Bound Park, Peaks Island,
Portland Harbor. "a
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27

XgTANTED-A frst-class plumber who is also
w a tinsmith must be thorough workman;
steady work for a reliable and competent man. L.
E. SMITH, 221 Main ST., Gloucester, Mass. 26-2
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27

Sch Cora Vangilder, Capt Jas r Lee with cargo
of coal from Philadelphia to .Bddeford, ran
aground upon a bar at Gooseberry Island inst
this side Of Wood Island, Thursday, June 20
All attempts to clear the vessel with tie assist
ance of a tug were unsuccessful, she being so
fast in the sand that the hawser would break at
each attempt 1t was feared the next incoming
tide would fill and sink her.
A despatah from EaStport, oath, says sch Ben
Bolt, Drake for Boston, with railroad ties in
attempting to work out of Bliss Harbor Tuesday
morning, went ashore on the rocks and will prob
ably be a total loss.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-27

Ar at Halifax %, schs Alice NJ Deerng, Colt
Portland for North Bay; Geo B Mcclellan, Keen
Waldoboro for Danquerean land cid for do).
Cid %, barque John + Rofman, Nash, Cow
Bay. CB