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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
snllhInrY.

SadJlcs- B0ined stamp California "a 0O97a 90
plain California 20 00@aO 90; loose carus, etiil
80 0OGla 90; fun rigs 600l2 90; ! rlgs, black or
oiled 50dlO 0li sidu Haddlcs % to go co.
PockCts--Pockots 0O@2 SO Llama goat 506s
% co.
spurs--l2uroha nickel with straps . "a, India.
nola 10.
Team Wallpaper dor. . 90 10 ~ o.; quirt. per
dor, . % 70 ~ 90, breast sunpR with sidvn ana
pnaps per Dor, go to 70 on, stirrnp oRthels, sll
sizcs, per dul 100 10 n % grihe per DOE. 30 70
10 90: hnlters web, per dor. % ihal0tN, lChtot,
per uu1. 10 30 10 ~ OD tadde hays per dul 10 no
10 a. 10 piatoi holstors per dny, 4 90 20 10 aui
cartridge belts pnr doZ. 100 TO 1900 hanc strap
per d0g, TO 80
collars Duck "a; loatsor 10 SO to a co; init.
scotch whang scWcd II 80, heavy sondrim split
and duck 70
liamcb-llool No. ., by case, per dok $ 90;
hook No, /. by ca4e, per dUz, "a.
CHAINS "a $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Liauorpnnd cigars.

Whisky -lcctlhrd / i0arl 80, as per proof,
sour nash, two. ycnr On, / COAL no, ihrce.
yoar-9ld, WG2 sOi fancy oNra old whiehy
U0NA 90.
MiueH-tlnrct per case, "A 60GlN o., AH por
quality; cHtnwba, per gallon, SOCIAL ANi port
2pdi o0i shrrry, per gallon 20a3 0oi Ma
dolra per gallon, oOR . GOT white wine Ia ease,
uOm 90
Alo-Stock Mo per do2ea 80 ooa2 20 port puF
dozen Coos -.
Cigars Domestic $40 Onaab OQi hoy wcst
% O0s uO0Oi Imported SO 0QalhOu0.
thnmphgnp--G, NJ, Muutm ~ To-, extra dry,
$50 00diA M, HcldscR, In l,askct, $al Aa10 60.
lHug, IN basket, w O0U30pNi domcBiio cham
pngnc, " OONN 00,Goo. GOulVt. extra dry nlnth,
Sgi 80
liottled Deer--Lomps, quartz, II b0al2 90:
BudWei6cr, quarts ~ %, pinis ~ 90, Erlnnger
beer quartz rs 90, pinis rs 90, SChlit'e AlWnuE0p
quarts 200, pinto 1900 IT, ClHuaon q sons
champagne hccr quarts " 20, pintB ~ 30. Ire.
MGR kulHCr Imported . 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

lumb8r.-liOugi lumber, boxinR, u lnches
end under. GFst cash Ss ~, stripping $50, ~ %,
Dick clears n and y. ~ 0li rough lumber,
ec0nd claHA % 90; lOlst ard seanlng, caiiA
~ ~,
siding -ilIt, common whlle Pine ~ 0pj
Fecnnd, 90, ~ 70 thifd, do, ~ az poplar ~ 40
as7 90, native pine, 4, 10 D9i native pine, y,
70 ~; native rnnEh, ~ 90
Dressed Iuinbsr-- losing, " Inches and un-
der. IS OJ DO, NA, ~ 90 AranlIng iolet or nuY
COMMON lumber, ~ %; boxins over " inches
20 ~. tbick clears, D. 10 " anal, 20 10 second
class, any Kind, 70 90
Dressed and Matched Flooring clnaf,
g2i: second elisa, - o.
White Pine Furni Mug lak1er.-ll !. an 2
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staple Dry Goods.

Prints-standard prluts new styles blc; Az.
lens iAnCies 3lc; American 5lci Arnold 5tc;
liglmont 5ct iierwick 4ei Charter OAK, tlci
Coucstoga dc; Dunklrk, 3ici Dhnnell-Jac.
guards, uci DunnCl-eatlhrs 0lCi Gloucester
dc; Hamilton staple STYLES Ole, lihriu dici
Lodi 4lc; Manchester DC; Pacific bot South'
bridge 6c; steel River blc. simpson linen
hnl-h &c; Windsor BIC, fancy pluks BIC;
Slater solids DC, Peabody solids d,ci llerln
solids SO Durham folidb+io; Victoria black Ilci
Heavy Br wn Shooting. Atlantic Pa 5lc,
Albany \ 49, Sc Atlnu,lc 4 Ggi Clltton
&c & "a Goj Lawrence ]. }, - 6lc, Rnl'hod q
q 4,4Glc, Glendale a \ a. Gici Enterprise II
"a Uic Tam Oslanter 4 4 bye; Chapman y
"a Sc; Belfast I 5ici Rose Valley 20 ;
tirst Prize a. G!e; Argyle t'4 Gsci Busy Bee
Wide brown shcctlng-Lowcll 1914 &c, Penn.
broke lO.i l9c; Mona'inolk 1913 ls'c, Lancaster
lO.4 lSc; Psppcrcl 1914 Gle; Boston 1904 2ic;
Wide Bleachcd sheeting-20 Boston 95c
1914 Pcpporeil CSC, 1914 Pembroke" 2DGi lU-4
MOnadpork lulc 1914 Lowol! lag lO'4 Lock
wood 2ic; 5-4 Quinuebarry &c; Ga Pembroke
tolored Ducks-NIontaun u SIC; Boston s.oz
l0lc, Everett II u lie; paiuNent 10 % l2ic;
EAGLE brown lie: Warren Mills II O.
Iickings- AnosEeag g 4 l2ci AraFapha a A
7c; Cornwall u SIC; NhlttentOn 300 lie, Glen
Riddle 7ci Lewiston S0mch illci Ocean Ole;
Onkdulc 9ls
Hickory siripes-Exi s,out. blue or brown
SIC, Mechanic, blue dia, Jowctt tity ~; Rock
l:iyer, blue and brown Sc; Eagle, blue Olc,
lucasYlHc y ~ 3 Columbian sc
Ginghnm '--Xophyr 80 Piunket Gici Glasgow
funeias 7c, Glasgow dress 81 les SIC brighton
&c: Earslun HtR; scotch Boobfuld SIC; York
ChUck 4 atturvilir ChecL6 Ilci NubiAn dreHs
st,lc SEC hrgy lu staples 7ie; listcs iancics 90
l.lciilOmond 1c.
Linseys-C Cumberland llAcI Calumet Joe fair
Play he; Imperial Nej Geneva iacj Adriatic
tgiG; Bradford l2lc; Clifton 81. windsor Ne.
Jfhus-Kmyyct set AbbottstorI llci Tclc-
graph Nc; C0ylngton lfci roiars lie; Iioosler
Ri; Imperial lsci bennington isle, American
.ar; silver Peat nc; Olgnd 27c Texas Doe.
skin 2ic; Great Southern SIC; Humboldt ylci
Lanoulcut DocbEn l5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

inch wide while line, $40. inch do, 10.
Cciling Beaded ~ pNnin First common willie
pino, $40, ad do 81 3d. ID do %, poplar "a O0a
20
shingles White iinc A . co. do shaded A
as. do extra No. 90, cyprose, beat, any
brand %, do No,2 20, do No, 3 3 20. native
sawed heart 90 saps = 20.
plckcts-Whiic pine dressed md headed,
square or Hat, GO, yellow pine do 90, lEthe
606l 3d.
Lime, Cement, ctc,--u,mo, Austin. 90 per
hhl, cement, iuUlsyilo or Bus0unls, = 20 per
hhL, portlud. 10 per hbl, plaster paris,
hair G6c bt,
Brick Fire proof 90 perm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Groceries.

1feats-sugar-c cured hams Iolci sugar cared
breakfast bacpn 9le; short clear bacon Nci
short c or dTy ralt Otc.
g,e. Iaif.bbis No, ! s. 40: No. - oli drleu
herflnes per box 40cicJd AsA 90
Iard-lirrces he; % % cans i8ei 70 y cans
- ea-Ifnperlal 80 aG0c. gunIOwdrr ~ ~.
sug.r-Finc powdered ilis eic % haii 'bhl9
Dc cut loaf sc granulatcd Standard iiei I,nn,s
Il ma granulatod &c; standard \ 'lci chospe
4, MI !. Tle; louisiana y. q. bi-slc.
Rics Louisiana 5saIc 90 "
SAT- -Cogrse, Ia has %! w nag W pAs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Atvo stool, Market.

IcGYct-tiras- fed SIC.
CuWF--l4d2c
Muttun--C h0iOr 81 6012 2a.
liogs-2taao per ID.
stock C'tttls--'rhe prices IN stock cattle vary
according 60 locality whore raised. We quote
different localities ds fpllUws3
panhnndle--Strlctly trst class yonrllngs per
head Sl2 O0@lf 90; Two year Odds $40 OUU2g On.
cows Hu cAlyC8 laO 90,
Western Texas Nearllnga Sl2 00al3; two.
year Odds 40 NOGl6 90; cows anu rAlvoa Sl9 %.
Central Texas. Nchrlings 81 OlaH 90, tive.
year Olds $40 ODGll 90; cows aud calves NO 00d
10 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
NAuGHr nur coon.

5aebeen selling your CUTICuRA RENE
\ p DO past Tire or four yeas, and have
! ;TsFd ugnt hut good words in their IA
|imf CuTlCURA SOAP decidedly the
|,shg medicinal soap we handle, and is
IFIi,ed here or II. soothing and soften
Ie;i utOn the skin
JCLlFT0N WHEAT, JR., Druggist,
scilsfER, VA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
,KoDUcE, rEoylsloNs, 1--we srooF
st. Louis
HnffIArrEI

PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. l{,--llour dali and I'M.
changed
Mheat--Lowcr, dcclircd qalc on lower en-.
and closed ldSc below YESTERDAY; No 2 red
cash, 925d93c, November 93aq3sc closing at
0}c; December 9sG9ljc, ClJsng Oi4c; Janunry
WI aB3c, closing 9Bici May 81 0i9QSl o., closing
II 0ilGI %.
Corn--Wcnk and lagc lower for options; cash
utm, No. mixed cash SW tp40c; year 3iidSiic
closiag Hlc bid january 338Oo35c, closing 33Gci
May 36d3s3c.
Oats-May lc lower. but other options nm
Cl gCd No. mixed cash 2jid 2jC4 November
AMI December 25lc bid; May SOC
PROVISIONS. Ere.
Corn Mcnl-Stcady at 81 ~
Whisky--Stcad, at 81 10.
Provisions steady with good job trade
Porl--Old 50 %; new so 70.
Lard-SG 0j.
Dry salt Meat Boycd--Long clear 81 S5d6 co;
sbur rib. ~ 05d5 TO- short clear. - 20di 30.
liaCon-Iong clear S. o5Gj 60; short rib IS 60.
Hams--S0 2jGl0 30.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Whcat-Actvc and November g4l, December
95l, January 91l bid, May 81 O33 al a.
G rn--tirm but dun.
Oats--NO sale.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattlc-Rcceipts GOO0. shipments 400; scarce
and firm; good 10 real choice native steers q Is
"a 49, common to medium S3 5Od4 80; nH
tive butcher steers 81 l0Hi 80, COWS and
hcifers - 5Ou9 80; stOCkcUs and feeders - 5Dd
3 70; TcxUne aud Indian steers s. 60d3 30
cows 81 ONk 30,
flogs- Receipts 4GOo higher and active at
80 81 az ~.
sbccp-Rcccipt4 1900, shipments 100; steady
and finn for top grades good 10 choice ~ 1iu
3 - common TO medium y 00d2 Gj leNanf
81 T5G3 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Twelve mouths CLIP, Hight, fine ana medium
ligit me 10 mpdinm. l0al3ei fan nnG
hcayg -i fan ll8ht, me medium --
course SHI2c,
iqi''isc. ~ . MINI ~, XVI ~ ite IA ,i'li1St
Mint per 10 6@se. bulls mud heavy damaged per
b. BE-; calf akine and badll damaged per D. 4aGti
grern saltod sound per D. 1lci butchers green
per 4, &c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Ialr . aood > soa1 %; common 70 n,dlam s .
New Orleans.

pRoDuCE, fHuyisInNs. rrc.
NEW pRiktNs. IA. Nov. ~ - Floitr. nan
~ n-Sirong and higher, sle lsc
uats--Stc idV.
llay-onlct aud unchanged
Hog Product -Qnict, but irm
toree-puiet
Cotton Sced oh-i'rino cruac g6sgTr: sum
MI yellow g Eopd deuang "a lou prices.
MulaHsrs-- rirner; opcp Kettle. choi,, An
go, slt,uy prime Sida1ci good prime, .8e
ci prime, "3o'G; good fair iaGR falr. pa
stni kopl common, ~. renbltugals good nflioe
al.; common l4n lGc
ENchanSe-NeN York sight NJ mar. rieaffr.s
OF the banks, Sl.O}212N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

zoe ,lndlpnrod IL, lie Nepuan red 10 DO t2lc, %
NJ %, Chrome yellow l., NJ y. O. Il ID, o, Ia Ia
yellow oehrc rs So ga s5s ne.
Prices uf the ahOvc made on basis ot In
| and J. 10 cans, escorted ina and ] and 3 10
cans halauCo IN and 10 ctns assorted Price
W o. 10 cans balance IN and q NJ cans assorted,
Price In 10 CHus lc less l2l aud 70 n TIN pals
l9u less aud kegs 20 per 10 lese.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
THE LARGEST SALE.

ltes Of CUWCURA are as large, 70 not
( Than any medicine we SCH amt we
{oa mat we have never lad SINGLE in
% which the purchaser was dissatisfied.
eelrsoap, we can sell no other every body
.rncCR.
MILLER & CHAPMAN, Druggisis.
LhltAA. Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

wheat Choice So, 52c Medium 6o@65r low
Pradc NUahjc oats 2tm25c Harley 31aJic
Rye zoe. t6rn--kar 3l6t3tr. sheilcd iaG
Hay luGFc FROM the wagon o o0@ 90 per ton
bale hay h0@il 00. Fran 6OC pcr 100, Chopt
" - per 40 Corn meat Ane bulted per l1l
81 o. llouiny and grlts 50 per Dbl, AItlicti
.rnd 81 UuLI 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

NEW ORLEANS, iA., Nov. lS,--Cotton-Spo,
closed steAuy, Ice higher.
sales / / O0i bates.
Low ordiunry 3 l6o, ordinary 13.lGc; good
ordinary lGc; low middhug s dc. mid
dling 10 Ice good middlhg NC; mlddling fair
10 Use; fair 10 1916.
Futures steady ruled quiet, closing steady, Q
~ II uuiufs HIGHER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
GaIveston.

GALVESTON, TEN, Nov, l3--Cotton-Spot
closed firm Ice higher.
Gruss receipts, 1872 bales.
Sales $50
Exports 1905.
shipments $3.50.
stock lOl 90 balGs.
Ordinary. Z 3 100 good ordinary, lGc low
middling : 9. 100; middlinE, Ice; good mid
ding, 8 I. Ice: midd'ing fair, ll-l6c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
sALrRnEuNI CInEn.

q TIE worst cases OF salt ithcum ] ever
IA cured by yuur CuTICURA REMEDIES,
clf sales exceed those of all other like
ts sell very little of any other medl-
Feap than UTiCURA.
GEOGsE \. ANTHONY, Druggist.
FisEE, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
'eROWWS
q IRON
.BITTERS
~ ryTDE

Will CORE
|EApDAIAseTHi66
| Iil1II0JUsNEsS
||lss;ppEPslA Urn ALTON
E|5SSiv o PRosTRATloN
|aI.ARIA -,r,,rpe
! VF Ffci FEELING, INV
NERAL g DEBILITY 49,,
Y NE - TIE BACK & SIDES
Il5I T Il BLOOD
,,r,rc
l,NSaLE INFlRMITlES
lIEUMATISM
| GRALGlA ,,,rp
toSEY AND LIVER
+. J N az BY ALh DRUGG1STS
4 s s@s., Ia, Trade MARI aud crossed Red
AXE TagE NO oTHH@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Ga,tle-- Becepts 1904 shpments W. a Y, w,
ezgofters g = + gSS Sa 90 ''Sl' .5s az sacie5
. " ey s,icr 81 seas 90; COWS y VVa' W
sTais rcxas steers = iea5 ~ a., A. hirher:
Uogs-Reoelpts II 49, hIMe' ~ 'N
conlnon 10 medium 81 0f,2 no., $50. og!et;
shecp--EecUifts Hf'' sAiF'"N-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
rlln Mnni ,lnrl..l

hut steady ''N'i
BnsrgS. MASS, nov. l9,-wooi- ouis,, hat
iiIui and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
|, SCALP, BLOOD
nsed, Purified and Beautified by
The Cuticura Remedies.

cleansing the skin md Scalp of Disngur-
I. llumnrs, for allaying Itching, Burning
for curing the FIRST symptoms
lena. Psorla~is, Milk crust Scald He d,
Ia and other inherited skin and Blood
n OUrIcuRA, the great Skin Cure, and
.ras sour, an exquisite Skin Beautiier,
I'm aud CUrCuRA REsoLvENT, the new
|h.iier, internal Y, are infallible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

during The rebellion, ieaylea her eAposWi
u danger aud iiunEsrs vs. TepvrNu
a hi aeArly heart hTct0nt hut ibd
priests ago viii her aud The othnr rolaiiycs and
iyersihgg that can hs doris 2 comic, thsm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

inc Iity iIaIiSay cuuIpauyS Which oNnr
the hotel Many generous private gllts
are reported from wealthy gentlemen
- 49, 80. .-...A..La...A lllAA nl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

~ lake, In Cat hoop barrels, 81 aS; pockets
glGGc,
soda-Blcarhona, IN kegs a to 90 bioarb
eases Ole; hlnp sal soda In Kegs 2ld2lci
granulalcd sal soda IN 90 lb drums SC,
NlolassCs--C Choice ouislnna h5c 10 5sc (ncw
crop fair to good Sac core syrup Voc,
Cohce-Rio fair ~ to luc; prlme ll5 90 lie
choi e lll 70 l2ci iaguyra l2lc Java zoe; Gold
en- liio l2lc; Pea Berry ~ 70 he.
picklos-g gal patls mixed pickles so; glass
pinjs TO- glass quarts 10; glass half gal. % (;
glpss |. gal - glass mex sal. 4 TO-
Wrapping paper--l|ag and straw ~ 10 Zoe,
snud- Harretrs G,oz. II 2iper case 2.on o 81
l.oz, 81 s. Ralph'- Coz. ID 75i l on. 20 l.o1,
%; dental COZ, 1000; "a %,
Canned Dools-Piicos per dozen, Pine ny.
piles, standard, y -; peaches, standard, hs,,
40 3 MS . 2JG2 30; seconds, . his, 1 81, ibr,
| %; tomatoes. standard, > MS %, sccol DIS, >
IBIS, ---, Ms, 2a, green corn i0a 500 green
pens b5; gouseberrlcH I -, raspbcrricA S0i
weight 10 ---i2 n ----i salmon, ! % 90
10 ~--; mACkerul, u 9Oc@ &c, snr.
tines, American, 90 cases imported, u so
ca-c; Strawberries, 2 III 80; backhcriirs
s ) Z gree" S''o' - 'nF'o condensed '"''H
soap-S2 75a4 bOpor case.
BASglns~-' % standard NE; Il n lie,
fl6s-- ArrnW aud Delta ~ ~.
t!our-brti tatunts s. - per 100 ms; patcut
" n per 100 be tNrd CRATE so per lrl he
fourth grate 20 per 100 hs, Corn m0nl-per
uehcl QUO, n0niny and grls-Pcr bhl DO
Onmca--lcr haf Dol 3 -. Cractcd wheat
t'er W &c, rachers--N soda &c, NNN soda tie
eteum lc g'ngtr snaps llc lemon crcums 10
Sundri, e. throh &c, Candles fax boxes 1906
hAlycs--- quarters 49,. stick candy 9G l0lC fancy
10 a. l6c rope, q batiH, do cotton lie. Herring
Imported, 81 Is per keg. ltaislns. layer, 50 90
CIDER, crab apple, %pci Missouri, 3gc. Vinegar
70 70 25c. Concentrated lye ~ 10 to 4 90. jugs
glazed, lie per gal. Crocks, g,a1cd, loc per
gal Dried peaches TO lie. Indigo ibc H.
Rluning 30catl 90 dozen. ColOmuns mustard
| 81 30ai 30 dozen. Maccaroni, Imported, lac ID
| American T5c box. Buckets two hoops n Z.
dozen; Wen buckets 90 dozen; Brooms I,
| an y dozen. Brilliant oils, hbls lie; Eupor
! do 27c; do, pa casop, 00 brilliant, 2-1 cAses
| , O0 do l.l2 cases, 81. Baking powers, bulk
gdllC; ID cans, . 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Now Yorl,

NEW YORK, Nov. l3.--Cotton-spot closed
steady, ibc higher,
Sales, 500 bales.
Ordinary q l5.ljc good ordinary 5ldc, low
mlddlng 9lc middhLg 9 lG0; good middling
- ice; mldding far 1919 lGc.
"a urCs closed steady, to " points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

40. suner uneT Intentional pfoFochtlohS
and therefore adopt the policy OF open
hnsfiltY. which has been forced upon ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
Kansas CitY.


r,.s,s CRY. Mo, Noy. l5.--Whcni-LoNrr
No. ~, ?, ~. neegmbcr s46T4lci January ,Ve
d s.arn ~ lower cash Sic bidi year -''e DIG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

DOCTORS PRESCRIBE THEM.
IluncpRl REMEDIEs are excellent rene
|sal skin Of cases
DC WILSON, NJ. d., Harvel, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

Deevcs--Recelpts ~ car.loadA, all i9t VIZ
market, and al Solids very poor 60 nrlme anClsV
steers sold ~ s0a5 Gii t0pH ~ ~ no lSan'
range cattie oilerodi exporters h'lc NOV "''
u" sheen.-Reccipts 1900; dun and lower A'
+, S6sf n Tor sheep, 81 0oaa 30 Tor JANUS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

the deed Is not know
Mrs Fritz dressed nc
bert, iNo.and- a-peli
six months Old ana
-.---.n. - ....lA I'm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

|AN I'm an active Man or Woman In
goo8' ~ every county To sell our
tsnss. salary SIS per Month ard ES-
iifs M, Nahyasslng OUTFIT and Partlcn.
Aosi'm 1, siNNDARD SILvERwARE co.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

IivEnPooL, Nov. I3.-COtton - spot closed
steady; fair demand; quotations unchanged.
Total sales 10 600, american, si0u Imports,
II 800 AncrIc n II $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

My daughter suffered greatly an
evening or two ago with neuralgia in
the face and forehead and was unable to
secure any relief. saw Salvation Oil
advertised, sent for . bottle, and one
application gave her entire relief. I
heartily recommend it, for it acts like a
charm.
j. s. McCAuLLEy, Policeman,
Residence 204 north Bond street, Bal
more, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
TRIED TO SAVE BABY.
The Great Elephant Throws Hts Little TrIcl
Friend Out OF Harms Way.

The Great isphant throws Hts Little Trick
Friend Out Of Harm's Way.
A Buffalo special says Jumbo was
killed while trying to save the baby
elephant Tom Thumb from impending
death. The keeper says that as soon
as Jonbo saw the train, which was only
when 1t was close upon him, he made a
rush Tor his protege, aud, grasping him
In his trunk, threw him way across the
tracks as if he had been kitten. The
little fellow landed against a box-car,
and lay there whining like q whipped
puppy.
Jumbo then tried to get out of the
way himself, but il was too late, aud
he was crushed between the engiae and
the cars. He roared terribly, but his
agony was short. Not only the loco.
motive, but five box-ears were crowded
of the track. Tom Thumbs leg was
broken, and he was shot last evening.
Barnum refused 100000 for Jumbo.
Barnum has pensioned Matthew Scott.
the English keeper of the elephant, who
has had charge OF Jumbo since the ele-
plant was three years old.
Professor Ward, Of Rochester, N.
York, with several assistants. removed
the skin from Jumbo's carcass and
separated the flesh from the bones.
Work on the huge body was very diff.
COLT, and 1t required great deal of pa
thence on the part Of Professor Ward
to accomplish the task successfully.
Jumbo's hide and skeleton will be
shipped to Rochester, N. Y, where
hey will be prepared for their respec-
i've destinations-ths skeleton to 20 TO
he Smithsonian Institution and the
tide to Tunt's College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY

PETERSBUR G AND VICINITY.
In'ersstinR Religious Services-New Cotton
Effects of the DrouRht-ChesierGeId Poll.
| tics-Pastorai Call.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. :
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. 10th.
The services in the synagogue to-day
in commemoration of the Day of Atone
ment were Of peculiar interest and
solemnity, and the congregation in at
tendance was large. Every Hebrew
place Of business in the city has been
closed to-day. The music at the syna-
gogue was very fine. The choir is one
of the best in the city, and is composed
in large part Of some OF the best singers
Of our Christian churches.
Cotton of the new crop is beginning
to come in, but it will he some little
time yet before the receipts will be
heavy. The crop, it is believed, has
been considerably shortened by the dry
weather. as has also the peanut crop.
The effects Of the drought are felt to
distressing and, it may be said, dis
astrous extent in the upper counties Of
this sectioR, where no really coed rains
have fallen for many weeks. The to-
bacco and corn crops are greatly dam
aged.
AT the meeting Of the colored Inde-
pendent Republicans held last night
after the transaction Of other business
resolution was offered and adopted
pledging the Independents to the sup.
portof the Democratic legislative ticket.
committees were appointed to canvass
for new members, so as to make the
club as large as possible.
The Democrats Of this portion of
Chesterfield county are well organized
and are actively at work. Arrange
ments have been made for big barbe-
cue to be given at an early day in next
month short distance beyond Ettrick.
Those who have ever attended barbe-
cue in old Chesterfield can we'll appre.
ciate the hospitality Of the good people
of that county.
1t is reported that call has been ex.
tended to the Rev. Mr.. Hobson. of
Hanover county, to take pastoral charge
Of st. Johns Episcopal church in this
city, made vacant by the resignation of
Rev. Thomas Spencer.
ROBIN ADAIR.