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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

Lumhsr linbRh lafabst ho4iaa IL innIlrh
lDd ~ fuf, niat riaqale ~ tAlpplbg a. Il IN %.
lhiok clalJp a and iil, 3ints f0uah Humber,
fecgnn'o'pae 1905 1Oib ana srAniliae onils
WdilR Fist, colnmbni sii9ie pira 10 on
agIofd, 10, ~ 60i trirf do. - o.. ppl taf ~ nj
mG hNi nNtHsn pine, N ~ native pine, Al
70 C0g native ruIgh ii M =
Dfessoh i4snhrr. ilpklnT y inches and unl
der n o.. ~ tt3 ~ 20, R0isnsliDg, iBlst or hEf
common igsgber ~ o. hos NR oyrr n inehdf
class eng asBd ~ %.
Drqssda and haphod dioonne- FIRST class
20 Dos aVsvnd tilhhH "a bOs
White zine flm shnH lslmber "A, n ande
inch wita white ~ N IliAf inrh 40 i5,
Neiline, iiehdNd 81 tialn~4Fif1E e0mN0n
gbite pbse 10 0qi N DON ~ 80 do ~ ppplar
Z ~ W ~ N 20, 20 Piaf - ~ 10 10 ", nalltc
Tanp "a U1t DOL MN
hhi9fina Wbity pins A bf1l ~ qbhdfd A
so ~ oRNa NIL ~ rypff ~ brHl, ANY
iiraad. ? n05 DO lg.2dn 20 No. 351i hallfo
rawHN hpaIt 4 " AfHphdp1
Iicknts- Whiip Iiiet df0HanasNnd htldn1s
.qnnts OF aat, 1901 3aliSw zine 40 ~ lespH
i.iA,n, Oomrtt etsl HIM, heatin, ~ Fqf
Nh cement. fDaiasiiif ~ Iintahsig, 10 per
bhA Porlian al b No ief lll. piaksor lafis. hfw
fptl or Mlch aapi ipD pes hbi Rlpstef slift 9r
nnet Fiiaspr9t&, 16gpef y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
FLOWERS Ar FUNERALS.

The custom of loading a coffin with
Mowers at Il funeral Is one that has al.
ways provoked opposition, and one Of
the Catholic clergy recently entered an
emphatic protest against the yulgarism
and display SO frequently attendant on
the last rites accorded to the dead. A
Protestant clergyman speaking OF the
custom the other day said "Ihese iu-
nerals have almost spoiled my liking for
flowers, though used 10 have o genuine
love for them. When ! enter house
where body lies that ] am 70 hold sefy-
Ice over, the first thug that notice is
the smell OF flowers, aud So constant mas
Been this association Of bloom and decay
that cannot even smell OF flowers 20 q
garden without ct once seeing picture
Of tombs and hears and collins aii0
darkunrd prlor- II there were o simple
wreath or two Dl the colini that y seems
% me would be enough
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

haf lion q %, Norway nc Mo ~ ei.ert iron
dio, No, % y eject Iron Az. raltnnlard aheol
ron Na Vie, No fni tlr. No,f / do ihid. Ynt4li
runinE hIiAWha, l4sh ana liNl lpAl. do 70
ID 3D. iNNef'h Hiiu 10 nor onlnt ail hunof 4
piuek tWpUr cent on, cook asiq,lg,ith k,Ara
10 hNN2h no. do W.iii MlBming ~ aOtthufA
WOOD W0fl Wagon Aslns plwIl 'Oa, lonnnes
p0nsrl Of Hlnelebnua / l6i hnift ore h1d spalns
IiHhnpl luloea l1@2 I0g al nliatfpfa Il Qbsp
I V9i neck yukpa hb0a9 3dl plDt DfAmh hD4,iBtfi
pillow hnuiioB laHg 20.
Malta i7i Key ha1h lpd- ma rdo, harass shpe
per Reg 90. iapkinH So h ln, Mtltsf dn h no.
butdpn mule y 90, NoWhWd9 tefp hnfsn ahor
uniiR. N0ti BOO, VI, 4 vas, Ma, I'd ga. no afr
No, ION '1hko'hn NO DO, No, Via. Ma d
ZEE No, 20r, No q lnci Ausalnle ~ Ma 4 he
No. 0 go, No Il piu, No 9fln, N o, lsSh
Miscellaneous rfnne elhlna Ma, u per mali
900 nlnRlpsfoae reg don Z sb ploW double.
itprH pnt dos iht fiarh bella 70 laf cent IN
door locks 4 70 ~ rtll wood orosa 90 nnd X
ncr cent on l. \ case door b uts GAnd 10 pol
cent on rnl and timed tnct q ainf sent an
coffee tHliR 20 iier 0onf ~ ~ lnd inkes N and
lppcr cent on cHfrlaRg boits % had % nor apnl
on plcw hpila Hap or sent % plaOe ain ware Id
per Gem on doau stamped wi ifb 80 nor onut Oif
ahslloreihmp9d WFa " per nertua
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

ahu DC productive Of an ,,awatontn,,
sueh "a mas not been witnessed fnr saa..
IN view OF the deep Interest boln. n,an9
rested In the subject, sometime NJ rasaa
ence to the history of r'vly5Is H. III Nj
country may not be out OF nIaco Th n.y.,
llrst one Of record occurred In Noy,h.,,,,.
Az, NVnh', under the preaching Of stod.
sa,, AZ 100, which was among the
/ ;t,IsiS, second took place In 1858, A
~, sa',S ~ loge, fourth In lfl2, and Afth
n,,,,to. M tnese were under Stoddardle
~, wy Y, ana he called them his harvcsts
I ~ /" luuhaw, Conn, remarkable revival
GteeyIIVu'lh lI2l. Tho "grcat awaken.
'us was not conlned.to New England. il
/ 9ptVeu everywhere. Ia this revival tbe
u w. OF justification by faith and that
W. sne new birth" were the platform
/ p., ~ nolh THESE doctrines arc as old AZ
/ t,i9,l'stlaaliy, tho extraordinary effect of
suls preaching OF them must be attributed
, " .ho marvellous and energetic power OF
Whliellell, Edwards, Bcllamy ana other
Sreut preachers. As IN the reylvals of
,a.vt lines these men Insisted ON the
totai deprayiiy Of human nature. tho
condemnation Of all tho worthlessness
VI virtue, aud the imposslhlllty OF merit
80 Si'.i na'Nlel man ana iaith In the blood
on (hrist, Who had appeascd the Fathers
Justice by dying, the Innocent for the
$500 iIucy, ~ ms work upon "Thc
ioas, ,V IN H oSo estimates that at
, 49, yo,Uuo persons were converted IN all
inc colonies, ana about 10000 IN New
a a,ns' S S,',, ol9he' ABOUT 100000 persons
a thro, uJ,,eHou 20 nave been converted
o ss' o gII i 5ne country, Tor Whlteneld,
',, ~ III hpoNi qua mighty things In Georgia
''' ~, Wy 9outl'
,ts y" I Seoouu revival era was IN 1897, and
le,,..' uUs,,,uVV Neyhote was the supreme
no,, 'VtIuT "a oou' hopkins OF New
H., wy uau peguh 70 preach during
,bo, Eloet u"9Eeenlns,' ms constant
~ Si'e''u D.inE lus'lucaIlon 10y imth, now in
D n,a o4llolue o,a ase was flled with the
~ ~, '"u" vi tue aDsolule monarchy OF
~ ~, :. ~ VliliSuit 10 avoid smiling even
o',0i l',o''i,b OF these undoubtedly SIM
1 nv iuNlNNlS Nv the quaint and strange
i ,1,, u'su VI Vhe rGllgious biogaphers.
In, l'y"noe, tht younger Milis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
oonntrY f.roauee and. prnlI.

oranges IpueiauH pef bok 81 90.
Merena iemonB- Pnf hos o teas 90,
Approximation COOS N peT bill
Potatoes IRISH per bn upN Northern 90 Ia
sacks,
Onlung Northern pGf bhl "
liCHns Navy gl0lf, nud bblH Be- largo lima
3lel small butter $50.
I'FHnutaaa1ahe.
Cidrr.-lilf WI 4 ~,
Cabbage Fer crate Norlhf va ~ 10 . o.
Poultry -iieaEZ 90 pnr dOg Young airkcns
~ l0i tnfkeye gUg 70 zoe Fecsc 23Jio boo.
ducks per dol 20 " 10.
fHxA--Pef tel 1910
Fresh ConBtrl Butter Chsico 15t0 q q choices
Western dairy 1891 fancy sammy Ag4
POiHtpes--sWcet ~ to coo per hu.
hhueT IRA i-pnr halt NJ . 10.
iignRnha~ Fpr bunch vs. bI8 ~,
Nnc0Anutas- rnr iO0b btf
HcN rpclnHll "a o.,
Hrngll hafs-rl2ic.
AllnnuN Mn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

Wtsly-- iiefl,dad 10 b ~ o. por proof
SOL pa y, g.see a gls, Y jg 'sfss
OHIO 3 o.
Hines-.C iiuel, per case ~ " 1000, ~ fPer
04aityj Caia8ha. pig gailpH, 40 10 TO- poft
4 ~ o. 2 pOi anrTfyl lff Rulop, ~ % 500 1a
3eiml per Heiiop, ~ 70 aoYi white wine, VI
eaaf, 800 ~ ON.
Alt--eteh ave, leT de1sD, aV9 70 2 9is O0ri,
pas dngfc 700 10 -,
rigafs-lOmesilc n tot0a5 90 koy Nsei - Of
50 l11 " Imported y ~ 70 ~ ".
lhAsaDfynes.fs. " nuGtu g Goa taifA 0fy,
81 70 W % li4ldaiei iu hnhhet ~ ~ ~ 81 ~
i(atn ~ 0aakft f4o0 " Sli dorsssflr fhAin,
1 pagne, 0qto "a W. zoo Gonlet ASIA ~ pint
I ITO
( snlf,lnlsef. Q1afA ~ 20, piHi4 NJ ~ ffla1Etf
/ pisl ~ are ~ ~ lii3a 1870, ifti lN4ptfo
Z n1afil Is ~. pi1n - ~ ~ Il4H1fN Khtn y
dfl|H4paQua nilef qaafi4 X ~ VIVA II ~ IfIf
4 ig63 fihlA5f lMpofl,ldi N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

Dfnge asrt. eiabRu0HpNf 4 ile, i'ffuyiga
if ~ \ 90 DOfnt itr bfthflfuatt ~ 9Dil1, lllf
Nisll. b fgppHis 3 n go sipe3irsfA W. n,
~ 70 2sc ichguic goap PEI . W w. ~ fsfHn ~
,a Z, AZ x. = . ler Y ~ g.eis ny s,sh , = x
%, bottle inqi,iledlI no ~ ilNj ehlfg4l htafate
per % ~ iO 4 ~, riiigrofiguiner " hVitlq ii,t
Cludhjii3 ~ asl rourlfit1n VonfM PVT y
1iHi HpVnW Dor n Ns ktHM tnlis ref
n, ~ tlcl Gun opium ifrf h.sfffpf w ..hnf
oarph0T psr q IN, iiou'hlllg ~ "a w "
-.s yli 4aster maetina, ale ~ ~ rAeysi,
" u 100 OIL laro, M. !, fcc fffplnf 4 ~
PEI ~ %. fipnef laiph0b "A e. " ls,h
3ftO Ae. Nfeerflpilo3 flAiN, ~ KISS y Wy
cent oHl bg0bfn, 40 and ~ prf enni. uaf
show eases. list pfess lfqtaie rnA ipt,i., N
iisl fiiaggr't iiuia estfapt, q igt .fnl ~ TX
y, y. Flpih eAiIafts, n pgfnsnhnH' hfesHn"'
Distsgepef oisra Ivory ArOp hlath ri an
/ 1'ufkVy lumber ass bpfnl 3Eftff alulet ~
fnN Italian fieuna Hd{ faiAn nHfpt Nin"Nh
~. knOdthe ilaawb w. IN.
/ Enthusiastically pGfe v1iff N fp.t ~ WV
~ uIpepiiyia o9ehoc, beilnl ~ ~ ~ A..t
1he sherman MI ihals tfipf4 ig1p ofpn
black, N peg r.. 100. EsFiisD reafh Micti ~ re.
y 10 jtant black ~ Fef n. es ipilts,Rn1lt \,
i hlut, ~. n, ist, Ditf pAiNt lstf faY nlitftl
nnlhsf "A ~ hafni frfift ampff ~ ~. wv
I Italian tienna it NJ tafnl hhitt sltIHt W y.
yen11 ~ bfeAil "A sc 1'Af4 nfrfn ~ ttft ltnN,l
~ MO aod y A ~ ,lfflpen . " w Z,
4 TX bfe,,,9 tlio# 4, NJ d. \ a. " \
/ ~. Yellow oehra ~ n w Y. n
rs4t.ta u liID ahDgt lIInaf hf q NANlf ~ t%h
N Rnd y 4 faliH. aAaeft4a nv 40 AuB !,
f4fff itl4Hto ln 4 RN0 Il ~ t4nI ttrt'f1
/ lttt 81 B D tsas, tel4lifs n ~ IN Wy W
+ iip pslss n Isss aaa Afaa s'tsa
| "Is. ~ ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

hadGlng Hahod hlamp pai liofaia ii 004s7b 90,
plain unllionea % oOabU O0i loose cOrua, atlii
tree b O1frHO 0pt tea cnnf ~ Analtn Iet,,
10 ulaiH %, fnll rlgH 009ls 60! rigs hineL OF
oiled, . b0W 10 r0i VI ~ saddle d f8f30 0n
l'ookota~rsalutAl s1Ag n J, Llama goat . 100
90. ~
spwe- Eureka niskei with nirapq ihi IN
dinnalA 90
fcmMhlga pnf ao1. tGtUl6oo, qulrfs pnf
nVt w 10 ~ ~ lnfhat ~ faIAilwlth eidea aud
snaps pnf dazi NNta IL 90 ai8Y1n i aitatg. mi
hlub, ppf dor, 90 "a ~ n. eFiia ildr iez hDio
70 ~ hallerH wnh, per dos %. ha ipfs leather,
per don 10 80 10 " At sadf ne hska Dor dor III 81
10 ~, lsipl,hOiaterp pSf dae. 5O 10 1850.
cartridge hsils par lozf o 10 1850 ,haincl STRAPS
pord0h ubtDtn
uelinrs ilnoh soi leaf her ~ eto a % INIT,
~ otcil Wang BkiYrd II N0f 3skty s0D,finl sDiit
ami dnnk $40
Hanna -liOok No, by eaae pnr dos. ) b..
hsgk No ilg ohbq nor q oz Agal
thalnB- rs Ia i5qs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

guarde Go, nBnnoil.-nalinrA 6ici uiouocttuF
9iei lihmllun staple AtNles hlol ll0tiol Dici
ladl 40, Manchgstcr ,lei p0clne bia, HQuu
hridgu nri steel river biri Nu8pann linen
hnith hiri Windsor Dies fancy plnks 6,u,
slatut aulidN hlcs pcnbudy solids abu, Nptia
alide Jioi Durham solids lici VietOrih baok
csc Stool River chlniE Gic
Huavy Brown shoCtmg Atlantic = 1la.
Albnuy \ A. Gioi Atlantic AAt s Goi clifton
VOC oei lawrence - hlCi tnllnnd Z
q Atelni Glendale 4 a = dln; Enterprise u
y ~ Ole, Tan o'fhnntef hlci lhhpmhn 4
lui Belfast K "a 5ir. lt0en Valley ~ ~,
list frlhc "a oioi AiBylo 80 Glu Husy hoe
Wide brown Shooting, lowell ~. isc Pom.
l1t 1905 roppcloll 40 slci HuHttH 1914 Rioi
lockwood lui 2liu
Wito Blouchud shuoilng 20i Boston 25e
Mouedndrt 1889, l04 Lowell 100, o.i Lact
wood 2ic, Quinnchhrry pc, Pembroke
Go,orod Dncks -Monlnup u $40, noalon 3 o,
l0jcj Everett u y ne, PaipNWt 1000 l2ici
Eagic brown llri warren mile IKE,
Vichihgs Nmpal,caE s q A llC; hfHHaphA "A
~ Cornwall u stoi whlttunton 600 l2ci ulon
OHlsdalc nlc
Hickory EfripoR Extra stout, blno or brown
pici Mechanic. blue, tiol Jewuii CITY ~; Rock
luyeI blue hnl brown, Hoi Eagle, hluoole th'
UinRhnme Zephyr Bo iiHnkoi 40. HlRsgcw
tanolcH lc, IlnegoW hfdHB fiylcH h|ci brighton
H'fi haflgt0n h3c' scotch lio1kold Aic York
chcck llu, slattoryiild ohHcke no Nublan dreaa
gtylgs eiG, Atgylu staples alcl naira innclog vi
LOchl1iuDnd Wv,
l.inscyG Cumberland lIlcg Caltmof i0cj Fair
lny 1865 Imperial itri Geneva iirt hdfiiain
l21 @. lirEatOrd i3ic Chiffon hcl windsor ac.
Jenua- iinyyar tci hhhottFfoFd ilC, role
grapli 1885, tpvinRtun lic nOlHIls iiAc iiposier
10 Imperial lec LpaninglOn lmei America a
3Dgi hilVef frnk 20Ci GLAND llD5 IuKha Doc
Hhiu 2iCi Great southern Blci humboldt Hui
tahpnicut bueslnn alc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
RELIGIOUS READING.
.rtts People Can +, Find !. Christian
vi Comfort IN Fort Worth
To-Day
.-ssas.| aHs
c.lunnt for the Reward Re Recently
oaered BY the Seventh Day
Adyeniists.
..-a--F---'--
IL. In reference TO tho History of
.,,sl. ia this country--rhe isris-
copaiiAns join in'
e,runon NOTICES.

,,,.,,,p corner ST. Louis avenue ana
W. S sunday school ut $3.50 y. M,
Hf' ,rscrson Of Dallas. one Of tho cdl.
81 Y. Tesas nhptlst, VIII preach ai the
~ las,,., church ihls morning and night
"a tho Christian church 10 day by
snt. services at II u. m. and I u. M.
4 ',ebsoi d90 a. m. Every one Invited 10
a, ennkctl will prcnch at tho Broad.
n si.torlan church morning and night.
h. "A .eho0l az 0 40 %. ms Jas. G.. Roe, super
pres,gtcrlnn church, Jones street,
.sand, Rev. y. NJ. Moore pastor.
.Tsico at II q. m and ~. ~, Sunday,
,.so.s0a a. 10. Prof. j. w. Spnrklln super
tal Everybody Invited.
.a,og,s church, corner Rusk aud East
s,sfis. The first sunday IN Advent,
smnnlon 1T 1850 u. M, sunday school
4 4, IN. morning prayer, liiauy and s0r.
I.Ht0a. m. evening prayer and sermon
1Gi
\ service at Fourth street NJ, q. church,
4 tfy. A. a. Allison, pastor. sunday
\ oehers meeting at u. IN. Sunday
Il saibn M, george Mulkoy, supOrln
n Preaching at II %. M. and 7'l5 p. m.
nsior, class meeting following tho
Ffylcos. seats lrCc The public ln.
IA Worth Presbyterian church. corner
VI an Calhoun streets. Preaching at II
Il Il, NJ. and Z O'CLOCK p, M, hy Rev DR..
Sad st, John, New BruuFWi y, ono OF
/ 5aagluCs In the Presbyterian church.
n ,chooi at $3.50 q. M, 2. W. Fry fupcrln
sisfand Presbyterian church, corner Of
ma TAYLOR strrets, ROW r.. NJ Tiunon,
htactng at II %. M, aud p. M. 10y
4 a llendrck. u. -. Or, llcndTich VIII
II iHthis church cach evening during the
|mti@p M 4 cordial Invitation 10 all
u 80 tefgiees.
! ebIecl for confederation nc the Young
n nnsinn association meeting sunday
.ssh will be "mcrease in Faith" 1hc
.. A. usual, VIII be held at tho Oumbor
f,,bylerlan church NJ O'Clock .. m.
snay Invited.
ngls Methodist Episcopal church. cor.
f,sh and Main, Sunday-school at l,8O H.
Il MI PM White superintendent. Quar-
Iraumunion sctmon at II Il, m by Rev j..
tA presiding elder OF Fort Worth district,
,asnlycommnnion service, preaching by
aae al iiSop M, This Is the last quarterly
M lor the present conference year, and
nd earnest invitation is extended to
10 can to attend and take part In the
ftls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
CUPID'S FRANKS.
= Real Romance Of the State Capital
That Might Have Ended in Worse
Than Elopcment.
VITO OF Prominent north Texas t,w,.,
Lives in Adultery without inc
ncooncy OF Conccalmcnt.
From our Regular Corresnondeni
lie Undetxt.u.t.

Prom our Regular Correspondent.
Z He Understands Law bnt Not wanna,
( AUSTIN, TEX, Nov ~ Some months
ESQ handsome, diguined. intellectual.
looking lady with her child arrived d,
Austin and took lodgings at one OF Tho
leading hotels on Congress avenue. SHE
was Of medium hrigh6 with a faco TINT
was cast In one Of natures finest nolds
oeautiIui eyes and hair that
would delight the heart Of the poet
or enchaln that OF the ordinary man
Her beauty was heightened by that indie.
scrlbable air OF m0nemont and pood
breeding that Indicate their possessor's
nuitIre IN wealth aud anlucnce She was
known to The proprietor Of the hotel as
we vile oi W., q we'll known and
mighty respected citizen and LAWYER
on NoRrn TRXAs,
ana while a literary woman was engaged
IN some sort Of lecturlug tour, when she
stopped IN the capital CITY for The health
81 herself and child Mrs. w. was ns.
signed 70 nice quarters as good as Tie
hotel Afforded, and nothing occurred 10
direct the attention Of the proprietor 10.
ward her In few days, however. n
gentleman arrived at the hotel, whom
1 Mrs. w introduced 10 the landlord as
bor husband KS mndlo1dshlp was not
acquainted wlth the husband OF the lady.
although be knew the latter and nor
1 nlghly respected position IN society. Tho
bonliacc simply glanced at The gentleman
with little " any curiosity, and the new
guest registered as Mr. W. of . North
Texas, aud subsequently went 10 what
was supposed to he
MS wur's Roou
ON one ui the upper floors, which
happened TO be In churmp
OF chambcrmaid who may
as well De u0melcsS Ia this brief sketch
The lady aud gentleman continued TO oc.
cupy the samc room, and continued to
act as man aud Wifo for two OF three
weeks oil the late summer, TO all appear
anccs really married, and acting so cir
cumspocty as TO escape the feminine
curiosity and the sharp eyes OF the cham
bcrmaid herself, who, at least, pretended
not
10 NOTICE ANYTHING WRONG.
But an unexpected incident suddenly
changed the current OF this episode OF
hotel life in Austin One day Mrs.
w. received letter from her place
OF residence In North Texas, of which
the following was about the substance.
My darling vito, cannot boarto De separated
irOm you 80 long. The two weeks you have
hrch nc seems an age, ! VIII be- VA Austln
ANY after tomorrow
Instead of 6lling Mrs. WIS heart with
Joy at again meeting her lord and pro.
toctor, the letter seemed TO have the con.
ttary effect, Instead Of awaiting his ar.
rival, she and the gentleman who had
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

INV Yomt, Nov rlom-pul and

NEW York, Nov 25.--llOut--nuli and
heavy
Whcal-Np0t lower, with more dolugl options
atcndN, but on Nuakcuc T. closing heavy 40
2 red nt about No. red December Wlmg1r,
coaing 92ci January 10 albc. clon,ng a3{ct MAY
81 t0lHl ~. closing " UOfc.
Corn spot steady aud fairly active, optiona
closing HhNda luwcrlNu. h1HhAle elevator
1Vc nfiuat, No. November SON b3it, CLOSING Doc,
December iltn3,o, closing $3.50; january AU
d5ulc, closluR 50ic, May tSc
rRuVtsIONA, FrC.
CoHCe-Optlons lcua active. hut atcndy; sales
1890 bags December q i6mU 90; March as
Aprii 1ui Juno Ghi.
sugar steady; refined dun standard 4 de,
graduated Gee.
MolasHcH- Outlet
HicC-.SicHd, dcmnnd fhlr.
rurpontluc- StCndyl T7lc.
Pork Firm and quiet; mess so s,idib2i.
lntd-loWcr and DON. Western steam spot
81 iU@G $50 December 20 vi. JANUARY So i6@
g 1O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
RAnBIAr LARGE.

Rabbi Goltheil Of New York Is travel
ing in the South and preached last Sun
day in the Unitarian church at Charles
ton, S. G. In the course of his address
he said. awe think the time has come
when separation from the outside world
has ceased to be the great aim OF our
religion our reformed Judaism Is not
conceived in the spirit OF cnmity toward
any other faith. On the contrary, we
are eager for light, no matter whence II
may Gomez OF the relation OF the He
brew to the church OF Christ he said'
"What can we feel for good and noble
man but respect and reyeronceS How
else can we regard the man who made
the business OF his life TO be good, bring
luz the gospel Of truth and love to the
poor and the fallen? II Is In this spirit
that we receive his words. II they are
true aud good how can wc gninsay themr
II they are not approved by u.s. how can
we believe thcmT"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
olrruoDIsTs IN THE sorTu.

Since the Methodist Episcopal church
has been nj work IN behalf OF the freed
men Of the South It has spent more than
81 100000. IL has built about four
thousand churches, many Of which arc, Of
course, small ones. Sul, these must ay.
orage 100 each, for the membership is set
down at about four hundred thousand
nearly all OF whom have been converted
since the war. In the various cducA.
tional institutions there are over four
thousand students In attendance. vast
amount OF literature has been scattered
among the colored folks, most Of II
written in exceedingly simple style, so rs
to be within their montal reach Consid-
cring the obstacles which have been in
the way, the results are quite satlsiac.
tory. As 20 keeping an exact record Of
these colorcd brethren SO as TO have re-
liable count Of them, II Is attended with
great difficulty. How many OF them be-
came backsliders Is very hard 20 say, but
those who have labored among them
say that they make quite rs good church
members as the average run OF white
people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
rnoDvor. rnovIsloxs. 1--we lrocN



sr. LOUIS, Mo, Nov ss--rlont .null 40.
CuHN hut UNCHANGED.
wheat Active aud lower an oniside lnnif.
gncc, solpF depressing the 1arlci gradually
nrgpltd rom the opening and clcscd ilaiit
neiOw yesterday. No, : rrd cash Wac asked
REGULAR November aslaWi, ci0stng si.Nqiie,
closing 2c January @iea,4c. closlnW ~ $50
MAY ~ VlAdl usi, closing ny 81 ~,
aAefn Lower Aad allow closing iHiic below
Yesterday No. mixed cash aita,oc, Nnyfu
9cf attc lchf N5aatic, closing ~ Sir dagaary
~ asie elosisu a. .Hi May adtc, hut lower q
0n,s- mn No, 2 mixed. cash, s7leaJci o..
FRpNisioNt. arc.
Corn Moal~pua, 81 ~,
Wool -siopdy and pnchaSgrd
,MhlskNs-Sicady al 81 Ia
lfoyifleuH- pUiui aud uucianFodL,
fnrk.~se wN9 - tor old $40 % loSndw ltlir
. wary $40 Ml February $40 70.
ldfd HELD az sd pNi no sales
Nhlk Mcats- Dry sAlt mcata, t00te car head
lqte, = ~ long clear = s,s shUu rio 81 ,al
naeo9-.iopg clear e. 10, sFou tibs s. 5o}
short runr 81 90
lianA-3n O01li CO.
LiVE srOCN.
atNcwlteNclntA, 1901 shipments No, tuppiy
TOO small " make markcl and WY Light rctai
trade wa, 9onc.
Hogs Receipts 900. active ana high 81 SOS
sheep -Bccciris ioo, shpmfnts, roo stcady
common % MEDIUM v eaal W 90cd 10 choice
v t0d3 s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

IieeFcb airha8 fed 800
Cows "a ~ 2C,
Muttffa- lhDico 30 10 ~.
ilGRH-2l 10 % per 49,.
stock Uatue Tho lglces ~ HtO "a caitip Tary,
according 10 locality where raised. we 5naLi
different lpfnliiigs ~ fnil0wa
Panhandle strictly Afai riaRi ycHrllu4a pfT
brad ~ % W iH 0pi no yHar plCb 1900 ~ 20 O0i
cove apd fslg0n 70 D
Wa4grre 1cNab,- phfilBga ~ ~ tola ~ two
FrHr JlAH IS ~ "a NJ ~ rOWa HHd 2 iigns lH O0i
tsntrhi Texas GnriipRs ~ ~ sol two.
ycHr DIDO 20 ~ 10 J ~ cOwf RiM calves 10 90 ~
NJ 1f4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
aElIaious rEynA,s

aas may be said 20 be an era OF
3 ~ sy and Sankey came to the
4 rs al. stels ago and are sim In the
tas.i, " preacher" followed, con-
~ cns Nv largely 60 camp-moct-
4 " egss ono, cyangelista have
\ y ~, 4 WheFe, and ~ connection
n ide t,.s w orthodox denomlna-
:, e,,ssss.,, sAfemes are represented
q .s,, ihe present time By the
w the one hand aud Sam
"a The latest, however,
s,tilssNal Geld, appears 70 be
s,cr. Who have started Il se-
W thls y their name for
a, ~" York, led by niiuistcra
'sets ~ ~ the meetings lave
NJ n. ~'.n e9pudant saceess, and
~ lhai they win spread
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

10 rxciiange-A splendid Farm Tor "at''"'
we win exchange splendid ricll iaFn
~ I8s acrcs, within two miles Of WeatN-
rrford. Tor stock cattle, 90 be delivered
at Thorp Springs $50,
HANEY & MckiNNiE,
Wealhcriord.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

Twrlgo 10 snihs ellp Agnt, Hng ma siGdlgm
Nel7r Do, heayf 70 Eight ii@igi sih noafis'
iiRhh nne ~ mndiam i0a 1905 Aii. hpf
heaYy fsli ligAh nue mesiAu i
iiidefs So flint ~, 10 O and utfiYalI, per
| q, iftNlse, No. iiirt dfy peI 1895 No fthf
1int PEI p fasei Dn8s And NAVY otfuafsn prf
n Nc r8lf tfus ana badly dhuagHqpff y i61tei
green snitod tOnnkper ~. bniRbak5' afcen
per n itc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

.GNLyEslos INK nov g..--ootton Spot
closed dan,
crosse rrgriptf, iii7 balos.
Salrs, nome
Etp0itH, NONE.
Stock ,H. ttp hHirs.
Ordinary, lGc, good ordinary, l0ci low
unlddling, II lHc budding, % . lHc good mia
ding, . iGc Inddlhg fair. NJ zoe