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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

seven, symmetrical development, but 4,
oeneNes III development all the same.
A CREDIT TO rRxAs.
Granbury Graphic; The Fort Worth
GAIsErrE grows better with every issue,
ana u Is real credit 70 Texas and to
daily journalism.
WORTHY or FORT WORTH.
waco Day Sundays GAZETTE was
simply superb, metropolitan In sizo and
iiasSe-np' and worthy Of city with half a
million people.
GETS ALL TIE NEWS.
Mineola Monitor: The Fort Worth
EAlETrE Is failly the most indnstriously
edlted daily paper In Texas. IL aifts
everything down In q comprehensive nut
smell, SO that The great classes may know
what Is going on without wading through
world OF slush. Besides, THE GAzarrs
gets an the news, no matter whether it Is
favorable or uniavorable TO the editorial
stah. such papers deserve success.
FORT woRTH's rArER.
Waco Examiners Fort Worth has
paper lar better than any published in
Denver and Denver has G5,0OO penple
Her Sunday issue is far better than any
issue oi the Kansas City Times. and Ram. |
sas Clty has not less than seventy thou. I
SAND, and has large outlying population
dependent upon her for the news--a far
greater and keener reading people.
rHR PUBLISHERS GRATIPlRD.
Cleburne Telegrm Last SUNDAYS
GAZETTE was all that could be desired IN
the way OF excellence for Sunday paper. 1
There were sixteen pages, and what made 4
y no doubt specially gratifying 10 tho
publishers, not a few Of said pages con. I
sisted Of advertisements.
SPEAKS BY THE cARD.
Texas Alliance Standard: When we I
say that The GA2ETTE Is regarded by the /
officers and members of the alliance IA 4
Northwest Texas as the head and front Of I
card. @
on THE sCoop.
Colorado Graphic TINS GAZETTE is.
on the scoop nowadays. Malone AZ
getting there
GAINS GROUND Daily.
Tyler News Sundays edition OF the .
Fort Worth GAZETTE was a mammoth +
sixteen page edition, beautifully printed. (
and IN fact a regular Christmas edition.
FOR enterprise and energy Tux GAZETTE
takes the cake, aud we are glad to know
that 1t Is gaining ground every day with
the people OF North Texas
ECJrsEs ALL.
Texas Mirror; The Sunday edition of
the Fort Worth GAZETTE ecllpses any
thing in the way OF journalistic enterprise
in the state. II is worth filing away in
private libraries because Of the great va
riety of literature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

The bubble are respectfully noiihed tl9t
on January /, 1856, viii move my en.lls
stock OF arms, ammunition ana sporting
goods into the two.story building corner
Second aud Houston streets, heretofore
known as the Cattle exchange 1ustv
viii be no change in my business except
the adoption OF the cash system 70
goods Will be sold at retail except lor
cash. When established in my new guar
tiers the public are cordially invltsd 70
can, and continuation of the patronage
30 generously bestowed in the past - so
iicited and VIII be Inerited.
A. j, ANpERsoS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

BAR iron 81 %, NOrwny %. No. y sheet iron
tlc, No. ~ q sheet iron $50 galvanized eheui
ron pdelc, No. ! sod he, No. DO l6,a 20x2l
roofing I'm liAdloc liA2a and ioxis pal, do 7 N
%, ilunefH wire 20 per cont on, timers
stock ~ per cent. on cook stpY0s with ware
10 apd25 o.. DO with trimming "a aNsf50 o..
Wood Work Wagon RNleA plomi O0i Tongues
WcNi DQi singletfces ! 7ai beleisfs b0ai epahnt
1893 90, felioch iba2 "a donblritc6a . 95a
o.; neck Jokes 50sag 90; pillow beams 5GsbHa,
pillow hnndleH I6d2 60,
Hsils--a 10 kog. bRsis iOd- Burden horse ehoe
per kcg, 90, perkine do 10. waihor do . 80
iufden mule %, Northwestern horse chloe
nails, No, I Goo, No, 2lo, No, 0 28a, No. 2ic,
No poe t,IAke'F Nod use, No. . 23c, No 9
&c, No, 2Oc, No. 1871 Aueablo %. No. 4 zoe,
No, aic, No. q &c, No. lpc, No, . iHo.
Miscellaneous Trace chains 30. poY pair
100 pillow eingloiseos per dor. 2bi plow d0nble
trees per dos 90. stock bells ~ D0r enni pa
door locks g 10 y O0i wood pcrsWs ~ and 10
per cont on l. T. raho door butts 40 and 10 per
cent of eut and tinuod tHclA 40 pOf cent ohl
coffee milla 40 per cent oa blind hjnRph 10 and
10 per cent on carriage bolts % aud 70 per cent
Oh. pillow boltn 10 per cent on pleae TIN ware o.
per coat on, deep stamped ware 90 per cent oH
shallow stamped ware ~ por cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

FoRr WORM, TEx., Dec. 2S 1856
Having been urgently solicited by large
number OF friends to become candidate
for the Office Of mayor Of the city Of Fort
Worth, | hereby announce myself as a
candidate before the people 70 hll tilat
otlice at an election 10 be held In this city
April G, 1856. In thus announcing ask
the votes and support OF the people,
promising IN return that, II elected, win
conscioutiously discharge all the duties
that may become incumbent lpon me oy
reason Of said election RESPECTFULLY,
ete IT. S. BRomEs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Lumber Rough lumber. boxing ~ inches
ard under nTHi rihse ~ 90, stripping tRa, Is 0Oi
thick clears u and a. n o.; rough lnmher
geeqnd eiaas 1900 JOLIET and fcaniling culls
" 90
Siding First, common white pine 20 90;
second, DO, ~ 90, third do. - o.. poplar - 0i
al 90, native pine, A, ~ "; native pine, 1.
% ~ native rough, 10 90
JrHsAcd LAmbtr Boxing " Inches and m.
dor, - %, do sx3 20 OQi hcAntlinK. solHt oT any
common lHfnhof ~ 90 loting over " inches
y 0oi thieh clear 70 y Rnd2 a9poi second
class any kinn - o.
Drcfscd aud Mhtchea Flooring First elaee
20 10 Gfc1nd clAgg ~ 90
White Pine Furnishing I.umhor--it, u and 2
lUch Wldn white pins ~ O0i l-inch 90 e..
EleuluE. Hooded 0r Pluln-~fiiFi common
Fhiif plne I 40 ~ "a DO " 1914 DO 2bi poplar
~ ~ 10 ~ s0i poplar y ~ ~ ~ 00i nAiiyo
piHe n %. 10 So %.
shinFles- White pine 4 5h0. 10 shaded A
- % extra 20, J 59s cypress, Deet, any
bfnnd, UQf 90 ho.2 - do No. , 13f native
enwod heart noi RapF %.
PicEciH--Whitt Fine, dressed and headed,
square o. fEs, 40, geiiov giae d. > 90 lAiht
Ilne Cer1cat, aic.-sf line. Austin, 20 peT
bbi. ccrieni. Louisville Or iiosAARls, ~ per
Dol portland, 3 % psr hbi. plaster paris, New
fors o. Michigan, 900 per bill plaster hair CSC
B5ist Fyre proof, s6perN ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

w. W Reed, druggist of Winchester,
Ind, writes: cone of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph
county, Ind, was long sufferer with
consumption and was given up to die by
her physicians She heard Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and be-
gan buying it of me- In six months time
she walked TO this city, q distance Of six
miles, and is now so much improved she
has quit using it. She feels she owes her
life TO It," Free trial bottles at II. w
Williams & Co.'s drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

rROhrON.
Nhw YORK.. Dec. 2S--flOnr-- DUH and heavy.
Nbrat-Spni shade hotter aud Quiet. cpiiofs
on, we'd weak iatcr ruled stronger, clnsint iifu
~ : rec p9.r ah0at No rod January. eNs
WIS clptipg Alici Fehrnuty N,}2psfa, Ul6stiR
attti MaN rteWNS closing $50
NNtu- spot unsettled nnd talfly active. on,
uons higher, closing nun, No ssatStcf ne.
eember - 800, closing i6ic Jauuary 4. lSic,
closing iAn, fCbfuhrN tllaaStu, closinr 4sie.
PROVISIONS, Etis
Ootee-spoia iairi Rio Aiuiotat s2c; options
soSdo lower ana dali sdlOs 90 bags; ~.
csmOof w iVi Match ~ IS April ~ s0ad 50;
May x so8N 81.
sngar-dQil rcfnoa quiet and nrm;oa WAs q
F,S'ci standard 0i2blc, conteotlonees a Gla
Rice--F irm.
lemoleum ftcady United closed SSc,
Fellow Firm
Iarpcntme- Steady ats
POrk--nuN.
Lard Higher mud fairly active. spot sNeoa
&5;i; December V 81, january 50 S2a6 rs
February a6 3Suf 40.
GlNR STOCK.
HeeNes-R Receipts, including 90 carloads for
expectation were 800 head, making dl0c for the
week prlccs higher aud market clOted firm
common % primo ttcors sold al 81 S14d 10; uX
ira ditto So 2Q@G 40; an exporter bought 20 car.
lolha fair 20 good steers at 81 Au4S 10.
Sheep RcCcipis $500 head. making ~ $40 head
Tor the week Hrm aud active az higher figures
wiih pens cleared early az s3e5ah 20 for poor
10 good sheep and ut 81 o09I % for lsmba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

YylliskY--Reclinnd 10 10 ~. ~ ref proof
.1,,, m n. tvs yatr.Old. W 20 iOs three
sei,f- ola, i y 70 ~, fancy extra Old @hlskJ
~ 20 o. 90. 80
Wines-Clarlt per caeci p q ~ - --{'rf
saalilr' Cafxwba. per gallon, t,e % w gyu
10 u o. eherry, peg gallon, ~ V tpH hh.
DORA. per gbiioa, I % 70 %; whiie'Nipe' ~
rass, zoo 10 ~ ~.
Al6-stOck ale, per do1eni 1p9 70 ~ poFb
pef do1on 100 70 -. y. ].
10 10 %, Imported 80 - "a lgp
Clannsr1o--G. ~. Mumm 4 Co, extra CRY
saf0 AZ e0 llcid4,rk, ID bahket, n y - W~s
Erng IN baskft - % W yqi domestic cbAInt
isags,e, Olto u %; Geo. 0ouiet, extra dry, pima
nottied Becr.-Iempa, qHarts, u 10 v y ~
Bndxciscf. qnaris u %, piata lpvl ffl@rFtf
bcer. quatts u 90 pinl4 l9aQ; SelIlith ~ s.nkce
Quarts Il %, pinis y ~ ~ Jisusen = 49,
ehajnpeene beer. quartz, b ~, finff Y vi tEs
nef Kaiser linpofied,fW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
NV l ssa . l. 2,ei Italian bum. uenna

raw Italian eienna csc; Italian burnt sicnna
Aci Nhbdygo brown aho,
fHintse-strictly pure white lead 7U@3b0 mir.
ltg tnIpentne hQt h5eI boiled oii G2a050
Tho sherman Willuma Colota--Iypry drop
black, ia per NJ, i6r Engllgh coach hlack, 20 per
", ldc lamp black, N pUr NJ, leo. iuluhlnnrna
blue, a., ", itoi blue paint 10 %, raw Turkey
umber N pc, burnt Turkey umhor ~ pN, rhW
Italian sluDnR Us 20, burnt Italian sienna 10 90,
Nundl ku hrpwn 10 10 Paris grou1 Ia 10, ChfOmO
J., NJ o. and u. q. ls llo, American yormulion H.
2ac, Indian rcd Ia Ito, NNnitlRn red ~ % 1899 20
% NC, Chrome yellow isM n, ., q -. o. To-
lsll yellow ochtp llla az pa zoe Do
Prices 81 the above made ON hnals OF Ia 4,
ana o. cane, assorted in 1 hHd 1 aud 2 N
canhf balance IN ] and h cans HHsoftDd.
Price IN N cans, balance Ia 1 ana N cans
assorted, Price M o. n cana he less i2i lard
y n IN pals no loas. and kegs 70 per y ieas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

OrVnFes-- fopj1iAan per box 3 ~
McBkina Iem1nH-. Per tos oo@b ~.
Apples Northern 9ema % YET bbi.
PotAs0cs Insh per bH Kew northern soc Ia
sAcge
Onions Northern per bti ~
Bcaus--Nnvy slntei med Dblu 81 large liiaa
3ict small batter no.
pehuDin--1ubd.
Cider half Dbl 4 w.
CaliIafo-- Per erata Northern - 10 5 o.,
apOnitry liens y per GyEl gvunf cilickenf
J 10. tGskeys so " 90, gccse 20 W w..
ducks ptr d0k 10 10 %.
ERgs-Per doz lllc.
Frtsh giounsry hdtlff-r Choice rs W 90c cholte
Western dairy lbcs tarisy creamery 1Dc
potsiocs-.sweet 7s-@rSi ~ per bp.
Hessef Krant Per ih1f III 3 ~.
BanAnas-- Fer bunch % 20 -.
Glroanu a. Per ~ ".
naN perAAs--6c.
brasil Nnts.-t5c.
Aifnoudf.-2nc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Beeyes- -firaae, fed 2ie,
UOweil 70 &c.
AiuitOn,--ChOics 10 to2W.
Ii0gf-.Zt to &c pnr n.
stock Cattle Thu pricen in stock caltlo vary,
according 10 locality where RAISED. We quote
dinefohi i0caiitios az f0llpwDi
Phnlandio,-kir ictiy tfat ciAes ycgriingg pcr
head Il % 10 70 00i two.yqa olds 70 20 70 s0o0i
cnWg md calves ~ ~
Weston Texas YoArlinFs 20 tols 0ai Two
yenf oids 70 % 90 rs "; cows And ealye. Y ~.
tontrAi Texas feuaings 100 10 soOi two
year ods 20 % 10 u w cows aIsd oalsai ~ " 70
400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Gomez.

RIO pF JsSENO. Dee 2G--Coaoo. H. Regular
first 500 reis per 10 kilos; good second 6sOo
reis RoCeipR during the week. bi,OOO bags
purchased f0g the United states, i25,OOO; clear,
ances for the Unlted States, 5000; stock,
1920 bags,
SANTOS, Dec. 2d-Cofco. .-RfCetptA during
TIM week, 5000 bags purchased for the Uuited
States, 5000; ccargnoes for the United states.
1000; Stock 2s0,Vto bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

eatly rcred1d Al 1911 aud closed ate.s.. ca.n
s,s, Y ~ eccorlulf % age; january % loa
iSrd-Mo0cfais dcmngi, rash and .i.o..r,
Nslled %; February ssCnaGo5i
- ~ Nel Mcats-cteAdy; dry ssited shonlders
" 81 !. short rib ts,as So. short cicn
- AFTERNOON uoANp
,NNeat unchanged; irregular wear / iowrrt
say higher Osts AGA NtqhQr! lniter uat.
Nork ana lard nnchangtd
livH STOCK.
lbc ilrcycrs Journal reports.
, tattle-keccipts S1Gai rh,pmenta MN. mar
SN aeiiNe, leSEgc lower, chipping ssecrscs a,,3
~, sieekcfs ana fcrdors ~ &atc1f cows
euiie sue mixed 81 ta4Aer bulk 81 S0Sl S0s
tetuuSA Texas eattlc.sa aNEs tO
=, ~ So ...ece'pis, itQto; strong and 10 higher
natives 81 oH8f 2s. Woaiefn 81 ,ass IA 5,Hee
ans = .ae ups lambs, - SoNASo
ne psovcrs Journals liverpool cable re
tglc dressed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

rRonUcE
hANhAS CRY Mo., neO, - ~ Wheat -
~. req cash aud nccOmbcr lie ssked; Janu
afS Asrt February 1ee, May iS1Vtpc.
Neri-No, cash and Deccmbcr sdic asked /.
l,fc. Arf ~
vaie--N9, 2 cash and December nominal
January 80 old May SO asked,
itNN srOCN,
The tivc Stock Indicator reportsi
tntiic hecoipts oia, shipmeuti none, hest
sialcs sirohgi coNmun COW In large SIMPLY
hNu Dor wanted; exporters. 81 aNda IS, mood %
chnice shipping a aGGg SJ, common NJ taedi
eeaan Ss 800 81: stcckCrs and feeders, n S3a
toes- Receipts Sis; common % lnedicm s. IS
ehvcp'~Receipta gt1, shipments le5i Quiet
TAR g. good S2g0es %, com0ion 10 medium ii NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Pure baking powders are one of the
chief aids to the cook in preparing per-
feet and wholesome food and the house
wife will do well to be on her guard
against baking powder tramps Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from house to house, as the manufacture
ing establishment OF j. II, Brown Is
taxed to its utternost TO supply the de-
mands that como through legitimate
channels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
snmo rncelIent nnrgnin. Left.

Returning thanks TO friends for their
liberal patronage during the last few
weeks, and desiring TO sell each and
every remaining article in holiday goods,
toys and fancy goods before moving, for
he next week these goods VIII be sold at
and below cost ut Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Fnr Erohnnre fnr Cattle.

One.third or one-half interest in O
pasture q 10000 acres, highly improved,
inexhaustlble supply OF water and grass,
within easy distance OF San Antonio, Tex,
For further particulars address,
CAFE 6 DoLsEN,
san Antonio, Tex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

A meeting of the directors of the Fort
Worth K Denver City Railway company
win be held at the Office OF the company
in the city of Fort Worth on Saturday,
January ., 1856, at 10 O'Clock a. M, by
orderof the president. w. A. Ross,
Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Round Rock and Austin Lime-works
manufacture white lime OF the very best
quality. Orders solicited. For prices,
ETC., address MARTIN & WALSH,
Round Rock, Tex. PIeprietors.
For sale by g. w. Gillespie, agent,
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Wheat Choice No, l. TIC mndiam ao@esc
l9s sae eo o9S aSs ea 2A. .oc p "6.es Af ss
Hay, loose, from The wagon Dnm7 ~ per ton
bale bhy D0@lE 90, Bran 90 per 100, Chops
IS per 100, Corn mrai, hne b0lted, pef ieo
seed OQa 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Twrlvb months Glib. light lnn and medium
is0f7c. nnc heavy 70 iigtt l@iic, six memps
li9ht dne 70 niediam. ieAl2cl fall nnc
heavy -i fan Hight, nne I1edinn --7---i
c0as6e sd l1c.
Hides--to heavy u. 4. bldss i1e pcE 4; ~
Heavy A8es No lignt l3ct No liakt re
DTY halfad --lGuitt, null hidf3i 1891 &tf4 qff
xaeeh l4ilse - tatcafff gfesn pr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

cyc,so. Dec. ss-fionr Quiet and I'M
xVseai slow and drsgEng gnlii near tue
eiose. when better irade $40 Ito is.,
ensned. December nidiic. cletnu p 49,.
49,. ~ $40 cioaed SO. February eldo'tfs
eie.sed SO, NAY 90 zfiic, closed y -.
corr-Dvu but ornl. cash ~ 2 -, ss - ~
-, -,s.~.i gite. 1fay Al 90lcs cl0sea 3ip-
IN PRoyIxfOSt,
rork-sifongsf a 3alee hispy's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

NEW YORK noc -Cotton-spot closed
close.
Sales, 400 bales,
Ordinary, Gic good ordinary, SIC low ud
ding Q ib.iGc, middliHg, nc, GOOD middling,
$50; middling fair, l0lc
Futures closed hardly steady 3 70 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

DnGy- liark, tinnaofpr per l-ci fcratiAh
g. 90 w, lofnH itc; DirtrlOuaie ~ soda, In
llishS 90 egppefHs ~ sci cineiiDeuiA, per o.
" - .se CASTLE soap per y 70 - 49, cream lar
lar q, n, per n ~ - f1n. chalk, iEfpi per
b.. bOilie inciaded, % ~ 70; eAlcrsl hydfate
per b ~ 10 1bi enlpfOfofin Dor o., botiie ~
ciuHrd Is 10 1DG5 composition powder per
re, Il0ycra per 20; fpe0m aHitt per
a. 3 " alc. Gum opiurA per n, Sa3 ~ 4 o. Cum
campbor per D., nc. MVrrhipes per ~, ~ 70
-.. OH, castor, machine, 5Vto raes 81, castor
pcr eaii0p . Ioi 500 Oh, lard, Hictof gtfaine1,
70 y i8c. Oh, lArd, No. eOc QslrlDe, 4. 4 W.,
fii4t on, %. Hover sulphur, X % ~ hinn,
81 u ~ Prescription YiRls, W chae, 81 nef
cent Ofi broken, ~ and ~ par cent, On !
sh0wb6f, "a ll6i prizes. ilebatc phi -@3., 4.
M lhavors fiula extracts, 2Q per cent, 81.
l.. II. flpld exitAels, - FeI cent on. Essential
gifa. 81 Louis lisi- I'll.
Disiompef S,olors- Ivory afop black 2seg raw
1aFtey nistef fici catal Turkey rihtet faei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Notice.

All persons entitled to tickets in the
drawing for the $4,000 suit Will please
call for them before January J. 1856,
The drawing VIII come of on that date
FAXES Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

In these days of aduteratlon, 1t is re-
lief TO lind pure cigar at nickel. Buy
the Purity at A. Stert's gun store, 2OG
Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

You can buy pocket-kniie from lOc 20
$40, aud have over three hundred patterns
70 select from, Of Anderon's gun stoiet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

GALVESTON, TEX, Doc. Cotion-spot
,losed duili same as Fhuraday
Gross receipts, iG2i bales
Sales, l25 bales.
Exports, none.
Shipments coastWse, Si3,
stock, rs ,98i bales
Ordinary, 6lc; good ordinary, 7ic low mid.
ding, Sic; middllng, sec, good mhdinR, a.c;
mddilng fair. Gle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Contractors ror cement walks and cement
ing buildings. ONCE bOs MAin sAee'
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

LrvnRPeoL. Dec. 2s.--Cotton-Spot closed
dull and IN buyers favor
Ordinary aid, good ordinary iD.i6d: low
mddling I'D; middling uplnpds Cd; middlng
ordinary 100.
Total sales, 5000 American, 100. Imports,
1000: American, $500.
FntuEes closed easy, points lower lhah
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Hay

Two thousand tons choice baled hay
aud all kinds of grain and feed for sale.
w. Il. PATTERSON,
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

me wtpest Ra1ors in the World
At Anderson's gpu store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
ON CHANGE
co''0n Futures Are Very Quiet
Coffee Inactive Wheat
featureless.
The Produce and Cattle Market, seem !.
he waiting Tor Christmas 10
Wear on.

-, MONEY
..,. leE eenti primo intfoartiic papcr an
sn'sfn exchange galet ai s. 81 f.tr sfStv 49,,
and s. So for demand 'iNS ueNs
ESGLisu CoNsoIs
LONDON. Dos. es- -yonaala. ftes,t ~ az 4.
t9fnoney and " Tie Tor account
STOCKS AND neSp-
NtM oRk, Dec, The f8lltttfn,r ,,s,rs az,
enciai closing gqotspons al hs Sew Yofk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
MARRIAGE Guide.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

THERE ELI,
l Clarendon. Last Sundays Ga
was a daisy. 1t consisted OF six.
pages all brlm full Of general
fpicy editorials and home locals.
lAzETrR win certainly get there, Eli.
THE BEST.
Il Index; The Fort Worth Ga
Sunday issue is the best and most
lollian newspaper ever issued nom
Y In Texas.
INF hest ONE TO TARE.
I'm Post: Farmer, you should trst
kar county paper, and then, il you
fuhg about for an outside paper
more good, solid reading IN IL
paper ia Texas, take the Fort
.canday GAZETTE, price ~ By the
~ GROUND FOR DISPUTE.
II. STANDARDIZATION; The Fort
SAzETrE last Sunday issued q
w edition Of sixteen pages THIS
Is evidently in a healthy hnan-
Alion. 1t claims the largest cir
u any paper In the state, which
no good grounds TO dispute.
DESERVES SUCCESS.
examiner: TnE GAZETTE Is .
'H1yceate of no Ordinary dimen-
Specially on Sunday. Then II Is
ilmense. Tue GAZETTE deserves
and we earnestly hope 1t win be
u these bright days.
1liEvEs IN DEVELOPMENT.
Ks'ile Register; The Fort Worth
nas not retired from the field Ct
w m North Texas yet, but has
acome more readable and more
& ever, Its Sunday edition Il
hAoGt an equal 10 Che slate,
4 tt'fE may not believe IN an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

r. tAs Editor # Ne Dispaieh
In your editorial columns Of this
date ! lind the following remarkable
statement
Two or three hundred negroes
voted on Wednesday. IN the Repuhli
can State Convention, IN favor 81 a
resolution declaring q che Democratic
OF white mans party that by insolen,
s,Hoiuy aHd brutality, especially 90
Ftrglnla, that party has identified itself
with the worst elements Of rapine anil
corruption. and become the sccomplicc
Of that BourbonisPn whose effective
strength consists 81 organized rspH-
d,efofs. boiiof-bor sinfsrs, end assas-
s,as."
To your brief bat excellent comment
upon the foregoing defamation. I desire
b. add q few words. ! desire 90 call
the attention II the whole country, bat
especially the North, 70 the fact TIA
these negroes and those they represen
derive AZ least nine-tepths 81 their Ia.
Dor and subsistence from Virginia
Democrats. They are employed a.
helps and laborers IN their private fam
lilies. IN their tohacco aud other faeto.
RES. a. farm hands, ~ hotel seryants.
a. pofters. a. hsckmen, and, indeed, in
almost every conceivable capacity
IN which labor b. required. These
Virginia pcmocrys are willingly
taxed for Al least oight-tonihs Of the
smouut that b. necessary b. give their
children the advantage Of school
cduca,lon--they are treated with us.
tee and Kindness, and charity, and
sympathy. And yet, strange 10 say,
these people. many Of whom are intel
llgcnt and educated unite almost as one
man. with their worst cnomic. Ia small
minority Of white meul. in he issuance
ola proclamation On the world that their
only and true friends the Demo
crafts. ar inccndisnos. scounifels.
aud assassins of he worst kni
| boldly ask. T. not such conduct suIi-
cicnt 30 excite within tho bosom of
every ini flligcni, respectable white
man thro cshout the whole country
feeling Of Indignation. disgust, and rc.
sentiment and especially I ash. Ought
not every white lifginian. To- tha 0fisis,
who feels proud ~ hs state aul desires
the prosperity anil happ.ne., n hcr
people. be- aroused A. once t1 r. flll
sense Of his duty and responsibility
snd leave nothing unione that may be-
10 his power to contribute 90 The over.
whelminr defeat of one of the most 1000.
principlod and dangerous parties that
ever disrracci humanity ani threatened
with tho evils anl horror ni pcfllii0n
The people and government of great
State " lp, guards, and ~ ihem
UIMutuAI.