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The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
GENERAL NEWS.

Three members of the family of James Hamilton
OF Northrop, Ohio. were fatally poisoned Wednes-
day by eating canned fruit.
Mrs. Emma Lee Hudson, the notorious conf dence
woman, who imposed on hotel proprietors all over
the country and who pleaded guilty to stealing sill
yer ware from physicians house, was sentenced
in New York yesterday to the pententiary for three
months.
Tie Alexander, Va, Gazette learns upon good au.
thority that Gov. Cameron will within the next f-
teen days call extra session of the Virginia Leg
islature to consider the decision of the Omitted
States Supreme Court on the State debt question.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
SUBURBAN NEWS.

The Warren church of Cumberland NIus and ,ha
Methodist church unite with the Congregational
church here and hold religious services this morn
ing. The manufactures all suspend WORK far tbs
day and the schools are closed.
After depriving this village Of telesraphic facili
ties for more than year, the Western Union Com
pany have established an Office here. n, T.
Worthley, Jr., is the operator.
a., One OF our merchants is soon to accept situa-
p1,a pOn ~ salesman in large wholesale house In
Ine addition to the editorial force Of our weekly
journal. NN'''-' --NA'
The leather board mill that has been shut down
~. Sle past two weeks began operations again
The census Of the scholars and polls of the town,
about q 900.
There was very large attendance at the ball
gwen Dy the Caledonian Flute Band In Odd Fellows
Hall last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

PoRTLANDs vs.. BoWDoNs TODAY.
This afternoon at 2.30 p. m, the first game OF the
season will be called the Portlands' grounds be-
tween our new professional team and the Bowdeius
The home club win be attired In their new uniforms
and will present fine appearance The college
boys have been in active practice for some time and
will strive to snew up in good shape. The grounds
will be in good condition the layer of sand which
has been put upon the diamond was rolled vester-
day and will be today till p. m.
Mr. Noble will be at Rimball's shoe store In
Market square from IL q. N. to D. m. today ana
people who wish for tickets can procure thsm tAsre
and save the trouble Of buying them at the gate.
tween the hours named above on all davs wbsn
games are to be played.
YEsTKRDAx's GAMES,
At Richmond-Philadelphias4 4, Virgnias q
At New York-New Yorks IA, Olympias z.
At Boston-Harvards o, Browns /.
At Administrations 16, Amhersts l.
At Hartford-Yales s, Hartfords A.
Princeton-Bostons IL, Princetons L.
At Observation-Disclosures A. Vir0inias e.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Metropolitan A.
At Washington-Nationals 2, Buftalos 4.
At Louisville-Louisville IL, Pittsburgs o.
PIcKURs.
The Weber Club base ball nine will plav n n,ekad
nine on the Rochester grounds today,
A well was sunk Wednesday forenoon on the
Haverhill base ball grounds, and splendid supnly
Of water was reached In less than 15 minutes ff-'
Bradley, ,Bertwhistle and Washburn of the Hayer-
hills have arrived in that city,
Flynn and Moolic started for Meridep Conn
Wednesday, where they are to play this season
OConnor, who pitched part OF last SEASON for
the Portands, has signed with the Waterbury, Ct.
The Gloucester club seems to be- troubling tha as-
sociation officials. At the spring meeting the
Gloucester men positively assured the association
that Gloucester would have a nine, and when the
schedule was presented A. q. Doe, director from
that club, accepted it in writing, and as q man
whose word Is to be relied OH, everything rs
supposed to be all right, although Secretary Wigzin
has not received notice Of players signed by them-
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
BARRIos' DEATH.
Particulars of the Event-His Widow Ar
rives at Sau Franeiseo.

SAN Francisco, April o. The Bulletin
published this afternoon the following particu-
lars of the death of President Barrios Of Qua
temala, obtained from l.. B. Parrote, the Qua
temalan consul IN this city, who returned
here this morning from Guatemala. The en-
gagement in which Barrios was killed was by
one battalion Of Guatemalan troops and a
much larger body of San Salvadorians. At 0
a. m. Bsrrios gave the order to attack, but at
10 no advance movement had been made, as
the troops were under the command of an un-
popular colonel who refused to obey him. Bar
rios was in his tent with two of his officers
when this information was brought to him, and
on the refusal of both these officers to assume
the command he left the tent, and 1t was
while he was proceeding TO the front Of the
column that he was shot by sharpshooter
from tree. The bullet entered the right
shoulder and passed through his heart and left
side. Meanwhile the battle had commenced,
and in short time both sides withdrew from
the field, but not until determined and un-
successful effort had been made by the Guate-
malans to recover Barrios' body.
Mrs. Barrios, widow Of the late President Of
Guatemala, and her seven children are among
the passengers on the steamer Grenada, which
has just arrived from Panama.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
American Tn.,i,ute of Tus,ruc,;ou.

NEWPORT, r. l., April 22.-Arrangements
for the convention of the American Institute
of Instruction 10 this city in July are being
RAPIDLY perfected. All the lines of travel have
offered marked reductions of fare Among
the speakers secured are DR.. Bidwell of Bos-
ton, Professors Young of Princeton, Handy of
Dartmouth, Payne of Ann Harbor and the
Hon. FL. G. Willard of Vermont. The initial
lecture 60 on the evening OF July will be BY
be on the 10th,
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
The winnebago Re.ervatiou Troubles.

ST. PAUL, Minn., April 22.-An address by the
Winnebago Rights Association. John Sutherland
president, has been received from Pierre. Dakota.
1t recites the history of President Arthurs execu-
tive order opening the reservation and the revoca-
which it assails in strong terms. 1t calls on the
settlers to call meetings April 26th at Canning,
Blunt, Harold, Mitchell, Plankinton, Highmor,
GhamDerlain, etc., to arrange for an appeal to
PRESIDENT Cleveland and the people against the en-
iercement of the proclamation. The address, which
Is very vigorous in Tone asks if settlers are to be
reated as the Israeli serfs of Russia or the Irish
tenantry of Great Britain.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
TAXES.
CITY OF PORTLAND. Z

Proposals for Removal of House OffaI.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the
- removal of house offal, at the City Clerks
office whore specifications of the contract may be
seen, until Wednesday, April 29th, 1885, at five
O'Clock z. M. A bond viii be required.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. Per order of the Board on Health
j. W. DEERING, Chairman.
April 2lst, 1885. apr2ldtd
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
Otso Funk. Plot Agains, Hi. sweeshear,.

CHICAGO. April 22-Otto Funk, who was sus-
pected OF completely in the preparations to blow up
the observatory of Chicago University was arrested
last night. He confessed that he was engaged in
preparing means for blowing up his sweetheart,
Miss Jennie Gibson, with dynamite as she ap-
proached the University along the path she always
TOOK when going to her class. Funk's revelations
path leading to the University building were found
two death traps carefully concealed beneath the
surface, and leading from them towards the OBJ
carefully cemented to prevent its giving cut hol-
low SOUND should any one walk over it. Funk ex-
to the observatory. 240 feet distant. where pit
was already dug. The trench was to contain a wire
running from the pit to the Internal machines in
the death traps" When all was prepared it was
his plan to secrete himself in the pit watch for the
coming OF his sweetheart and just as she passed
over the death traps,'' to pull the wire and ex-
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON April %.
The indications for New England are
generally warmer, fair weather; winds shift
ing to southerly; lower barometer.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
[11.00 P. MI
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
Proposed Removal of Self Davies PoIiti-
cal Disabilities.

New ORLEANS, April 22.-Col. A. G. Harris,
editor of the Meriden (Miss.) Mercury, yester-
day addressed q petition to President Cleve-
land, asking for the removal of the political
disabilities Of Jefferson Davis. He says:
This disiranchisement of Jefferson Davis is
source of great modification and distress to
Thousands of southern people, who would glad
ly suffer with him his pains and disabilities
His great military and civic services rendered
to the country, now happily at peace, make q
silent appeal to the nation for long deferred
expression of magnanimity."
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

:, A despatch from Medicine Lodge. Kansas, says
mat score of lives were lost there by the bursting
OF waterspout Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

The heaviest rain ever known in Austin, Texas,
fell yesterday. The city was completely flooded,
the water being three feet deep in the streets. The
damage will be heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

Old and valuable pic.
lures and mirror frames
repaired and re-giIded, at
E16 Exchange St, Portland,
We. ROCHE & EATON.
apr22 d3m
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

Defences Of All the Indian Harbors
Completed.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
Valuable Real Estate
By AUCTION.
CITY ADvERTTsEmENTs.
City of Portland.

OhUy VA II VTtEGHMWe
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, April goth, 1885.
L PON the petition of Amos l.. Millett Il Co., for
" permission to erect and maintain stationary
steam engine at No. 591 Congress Street, of tive
horse power, Baxter Engine)
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen will give hearing to ali parties in
terested, on Monday, May 4th, 1885, at 7.30 P. M,
at their room, City Building. Per order,
apr21eod3t GEO. C. BURGESS, City Clerk.
TAXES.
NOTICE is hereby given to parties owning real
In estate on which the taxes for the year 1888
remain unpaid. that the time required by the Stat
ute previous to the advertisement for sale having
expired such estates will be advertised for SALE If
such taxes are not paid on or before April 25th
III. W. HERSEY,
Treasurer and Collector.
Treasurers Office, April goth, 1885.
ap21 dt25th
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

Both Actively Engaged in Preparing
For War.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
DARKER CLOUDS.

Russia and England's Relations
Far From Friendly.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23
AUGUSTA.

The construction of the new telephone line
between Augusta and Belfast will be COM
menced as soon as the frost leaves the ground
1t will be built by the company. and one of its
agents is now in Pennington contracting for
the poles. Copper wire will be used. This
wire up, and Augusta will then be in direct
telephone communication with nearly all the
leading cities of the state, and being centrally
located, conversation can be handily carried
on between the different places,
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-23

The trains on the M. @. r. r. Ellsworth to
Bangor run through a romantic section of
county. Ellsworth is comfortable looking
city. On the right going West short dis
tance from the central part of the town
Senator Hale's new, fine looking house is seen
from the car window. Still farther is Union
river; Reeds Pond, Dedham, Holden and so
N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

comphmoE per %, go Morphine por OF, 81 lOa
, on castor, maclire, 31dAiG; OIL. onstor,
per gallon " 600 80; oh, lara winter strained
ole 900 on, ARA. No. ], 800 Quinluo, 4. * ".
per " e'o. Flower suiplgus, 5l0ac. Alum 80
Pc Prescription viAlH, by caan, C6 por cent on
broken, 90 and 10 per cont OIL show -cases.
ny tficcNi llcbhto pat med, ai ltt Thnyersi
! luiu extracts 30 prf cent, oil T.. H. Fluid
GNllncis, % per cont. oA. Essential OLD, %
hstcmpcr Nolors Ivory drop black 15c, raw
Turkey umhcr ajc burnt rurkoy lumber s5c
l9M itallgn sienna aac Italian burnt sienna
21c' NAndykp br0WneAu,
Paints strictly pure white lead 70g57hcI aptr.
lis lripcnlinu 5UGA5e. hullud oil G2aTc
Ihr ~hcrWHu Williams CdlnYat IVORY drop
glarb II per n, les English coach blnci. BE- por
W, TO- iahp black per ~. iGc, fUltAmRrlno
Dluo 3s, W, ltr; llpe paint IL Ne, raw Turkey
umhct - DC, burnt Turkey unihcr lR no. raw
Italian ticnns 10 90 hu MT Italian sienna liz ue
Nhndykc brown lH ne, l'nris gwen iH 40 Chrome
H. NJ, o.mn. ., IL lio, American vormnlon Il
200 indiun red T., lie VunitiUn red H. h- llic 20
nNu, thromo yellow l.. " \. .. a u, .. la la.
yellow ochrc llls 10 ~ POS pa.
Irlrch Of the above made on q hrsiH OF IN 1,
ana J. ~ cans, assorted In and / and 2 d.
cnus balance Ia nnd q N cans escorted. Price
% o. raus, balance inl and .. % cans assorted.
Price In W cans lc lGss, ~ und 20 10 TN pRii.
lic lose, ANA Kegs 2c nor n lees
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
nulidiuw nInt.r,,l

I.umhrr-H Rough lumber, hoNipr. II lrrhea
aud undcf, 1rsi Glnss tis OK, attempting AKA. 400
ulek c'oWi and y y a., rough iumigr
msc1hd'o 'hts % 90; iuist and sHHntling, cuil,
sidng lIr.t, common wh,to plno 30 60 .
second, CO., y h0; thlrd, do. p ul poplpn2H OH
~ ONi nu'No pine, q, n ~, native pln0, \
~ ~ nuflyV rough, 80 W.
pretFed lMnhor-- loNing, ? inches ind nn
dri, - 80 DO, Nl, 20 nO;rcunfling iottt on NJ,
eomnoh humber. 20 On; hO,N over 10 inches
cluH6 HY3 Kind, 90 pO.
progeed und Matched Flooring Eirst oiass.
S2H, sOcDnd ClHsf, ~ 90
inch 'gidH Whhc pine, sos inch do o.
tltinH, Headed or luilsFirat cOTaln0n while
pine, $50, "a do ~ ~, 10 do IS npfilAr Qi. tOsi
"a oV- poplar " 0NN3p 10, native pinG is, do !,
hhihRies Wllie plne a %. DO shndod A
NO, ~ eNlth So q, cyprogA, bust, nny
Hhwod heart 90 saps 90,
tightlA w htc pine drtssud aud headed
gPh1re 81 ilai 90 yc.ioN pine Do 90, laths
ltpc, Cement etc limo. Auain 70 nor
~. ctmpht louispAlc on liDsAnRh, q "a pot
hbl, P0nland, 10 per hbli plasis5 paris.
NSw loft or Allciig2n, % pee DBL; plaster
iiricA fireproof 7 ~ per ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
LOCAL MARKETS.
orrrcp or rHr GAzErrn, ,

OFFICE or rHE GAZETTE
Nov 90 ls55.
Receipts of cotton were comparatively light
to dry though prices advanced, and during tho
day $50 was paid for The hest grades.
There we're no new Developments in trade,
except that It goes on evenly ami TRANQUILITY
The modern method OF buying pro
vents stocks from being accumulated
as they formerly were. Retail dealers luy
every day or two, and the continued succession
Of drmnmcrs keeps even Interior tradcsmcn
abreast with the current. Wholesalers keep
less on hand than they used 80 regard necossa-
rs, for they too, can DO supplied by The RAIN
roads ana the telegraph almost as
soon Us they need additional goods.
business men can remember when
purchases were made twice n year spring and
fall, and then the railroad. were oyrrtaNgd 10
haul the vast quantities of freight having but
little 10 do IA the intervals. Now an tnis W
different, and though there y brlsicr move
ment in October, November and December an a
n ellCht lull In June, July aud August,
marked as in former days More manutactut
ing cCntCra have also grown up, shops anu mills
being scattered over the whole county, ana the
store. keeper n no longer competed TO rely on
one town or hall 4 dozen towns for supply.
lobbers eNsst In nearly every county seat aud
trade n on safer basil. Merchants
who import largely or control large pair0n
age know when % tell 20 iobbcrs and they, IN
tIrn, know the retail TRADE OF their section.
Craditi are fhpTienedi ana much moro c'Ttaln,
aru collections are more easy. ON the whole,
the outlook ~ very promising.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

4
Sssls. ,a ARK. Nov. go; The su-
! d SaIiin,, u ne Choctaw Nation has
cosil,,n y, = Two weeks session. No
5ncd el,o' .ctal Importance came be-
rs o. ne recent registration OF
eAesls,sh was presented aud ap-
sen, WY. n'es,,ifed copy Of the same
q. ai' q me department oil Indian
Irlsd, " .hinpton After being APP
a ~ deDsriment, all the negroes
" Wy ID remain in the Nation
ado citizens, and are entitled
v n. m 500 per auuum IRON the
galuf, ~ hands of the federal
roH nesides this their heirs be-
nea. n that entire fluid. which
al 300. 600. About 200 col
reals .6brnushout the Nation have
RI M Choctaw family. \ num-
v seqro families desiring to
o'l.' ,roble 10 take all the ailirma-
". rsln. win be given $500 per
slloged reasonable time TO
". ag,be Choctaw reservation. All
i,oep who failed TO register or
sy not onalided to register, or who
~ . IN because of notorious law
' .,ere d clarcd iutruders, aud will
s,5by the federal government hy
-altsry II necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
\, On pnwns Locked ont.

4 az Mass. Nov. 20 i'm view of
A tDu toward Mrs, Tabcr as deyel-
a M recent divorce case of Tabor
M Rev. Downs has been dis
I " his society from the passionate
iAurh, and it has been ordered
church doors be closed against
rev. Mr. Downs says the society's
.sliegal and a surprise to MIN.
Nine course Is as yet undecided
New locks have been placed on
tnh doors, and several policemen
.aoaed about the place, which has
sieged by crowds OF people who
he for the purpose of attending
|yal meetings which have been in
i, there since Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21

Aaddles.-ishisod stamp California a. 00@1a W
plain california 70 00d 10 %; loose cOrus, stiil
tree laO0N30 OJi lied CORDS. Of Austin IakHs
10 O0Nis %; fuu rig- 6nala 90; 1 rigs, back or
oiled q AWlO 03 side saddles 4 vi 10 20 OCl
Pockets -r0okols 0Ja2 CO.; Llama goE. Boa
Ou.
spur Eureka nickel with straps -, Iudla
nolA ~.
leam Whips-pcr don "a 10 ~ m; enirtg por
tuaps pef 'ioa, % ~ ~ % stirrnp leathers Ali
slhen, per d01 90 % ~ O0 girihs Der don 10 10
% 90 ialtcrs web, pCg dUl % ;haltafs leuthcr.
yer dpz 10 ~ 20 ls ". saddle bhgs t.gr d0z 10 %
90 ~ 90 pistol h0l6tgfs per dor. 20 " 10 D0i
cartridge belts por .loE.700 70 1900, hhmo straps
per dDl. ! 0 % -
roilars. buck 3 ~; leather 10 70 50 "a % init
scotch whnng esHed II ~; heavy sondfim spiil
ana dnck $40
HHmes-IlOok No. 2, by chse, per dor 70;
hook No. J.. by case, per dor. z TO-
ChnluB.-.1s 10 lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
staple Dry Goods.

rriuts- Standard prlnta new style. Sc; Al.
lenN iehCles 0,ci AmrrEM DO, Arnold Aic;
belmont 5c; Berwick 60; Charter OAK, 4lci
Coac5toBa sc; Duul.isk, nc; Dunuoll -Jae.
guards, 0ci Dupnell--salinos SIC, Gloucester
dc; Hamilton staple styles $50. llartCl Ole;
Lon 4'ci Manchester 80; Pacific 5.ci south
nnish 5ici Windsor Bye, fancy pinka bic
slater solids ate, Peabody solids be- Berlin
soiids MS; Durham solids 80; Victoria black ilci
Steel RIVER chin2 &c,
Heavy Brown s6ecting Atlsnilc Pl-t 5lc;
Albany At 3Gici Atlantic \ 4 4-4fc. clifton
"a 6c; Lawrence J. l. a. j.t; Rutluna q
q tGioi Glendaig A a ~ Gic; Enterprise y
Z 50 &c, Tam O'Shnntcr 1 i,c Chapnau 4
4.f Be; lpfast 4 DE, Rose Nalle9 { 7c .
First frlae "a Gle; Argyle 4 4 Gici Busy Bee
wide Brown suoetlng- Lowell lG4 Isc; rem
broke l0.4 1855 Sionadnork 1914 l5ic; Lancaster
l0-i ltci t'epporcli l0-A 2lci Boston 1904 30 A.;
Wide Bleachod sheotiug-gO Eoston CSC
1914 Pcpperul 23e; l0i PcnbrOk" nc; 30 4
MOnhdn0rk ltAc, lD4 Lowell iac, lOf Lock
wood esci o. Quinncbauy Dci % lNiubfOke
Colorod pncl,s- Montaun y SIC Iioston on
l0ic; Eyeult u y he; raluxent 10 ~ i2lc;
Eagle brown lie Warren Mills n C.
TieginEs Amoskeag a g 4 ieei hrasapha 4 a
7ci Cornwall " SIC; Whitteuion 80 ilc; Glen
Riddle ~ Lewiston 5O'inch ll,ci ocean 5lci
Hickory sirpeF--Extra stout, blaze or brown
8c; Mechanic, hlne blci JcWcti CITY 1c Rock
River, blue and brown 80, Eagie, blue &c.
UnCasyille y; COiumblan & ic.
Giughamd-IephyrO DC /; Piunkct lie, GlEAgOw
tancies lc GlaHgOw dress les o,c briEhtOu
hici EHrlsl0n 5tc, Scotch hA0kiOld $40, York
ebeck 10; 0latteryiilc checks 7ic, NubiRn dress
styles SIC argyle staples .iei Bates iancies Sc;
InOhi0mOud 7c
Linseys-- Cumberland illci Calumet Zoe; Pair
Play 1891 Imperial 1885 Geneva i5ci Adrihllc
l2lc; Bradford l2le; clifton ~ Windsor %.
Jeans- klugYcr tci Abbousiord llei Teie-
graph i3ci CoYingtOn lici P0lHrla l7ic lIoo3isr
lie; Imperial lsci IcaniingtOn Isle, American
- Ia 1kfaN
skin &c; Great soHlhen a!o; IiHmDoldt glC
CanOnicut Docakla a5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Rev York.


NEW YORK, Nov. %. Flour STEADY
Wheat-spot lots a ic lower and dull or
lions oprnsd weak and ia &c lower; laler 70.
coyerpd most OF decline, closing ldlc undtl
tbe brst prices No. . red Wic elevator; No.
red November nominal; December s6sGggt
closing gIc; January gkd@tc, closing EN'
Man 81 O57ai OIL, closing 81 %
Curn-Cush lG3r and options Ia. NV
CLOSING steady; No, sac elevator o9i aInel
10. November % d6ilc closing 1isci pc
Gambler 5laSpc; January 'l4olgr, closing 'i'
May 4s5 GAs ac, closing $50,
fROVisiuHh, ETC.
COHee-Spot fair: Rio dun ana eaaler at elt.
options a shade easier aud fairy active So
no spot GO; sales 80 501 hags NoVembrf boz
necpinbcr 80; January GU February ~
sugAi Stronger hut quiet centfiiusA
a .IGr; MuscOyado 80 iGci fair a. good reuninh
ouoled jla5lc refined nrm; q a3goir g Atth
Il 5ict whltr extra q 81; yellow is@bc, on ~
mold 4 &c; standard 4 p!ei contecuonctr
Gic; powdered Gl@7ci graduated b''i' n'e'
Molasses p steady; demand moderate
Rire-Steady aud fairly active
Tallow--Steady At 44d4Lc
Tupentne--firmor NJ 5HHJ'tc
Pork-firm. .r... n,crr,.
ber bOaG s.; January 5sa66s.
LIVE STOCK.
Deeves--Recelpis 1915 head, an ~ mAtAN' /
,airlv active and A shade frner Win kDpI
clearance; native steers SOFA ~ - VIZ 80 "'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Countl.s nrolncc nnd rrnIl.

Louisiana perl 70 a.
MoHHinh LGmons--RG hos ST. NOda co.
Apples Northern ~ uOd3 . per bbl
Potnloce-lrlsh per bu new Northern SIC "a
sacks. OniuuA--Norihcru per A4l 81 ~ ncanl-
Navy alglei med bblE 8c la0Zo lima 4. ic; smsll
butter ale. HeHnuie 70Sg Cidcr-ilnlf,, vi
- No. Cabbage .-l'er crate Northern 81 15a
. co.
Poultry Hons s. 90 por dos; yonng chickens
81 O002 49, turkeys .Nmaps gerRo 2SSsGO
ducks, per doyun s. Ila3Gg.
Eggs--Pcr dozen iGc.
DroHi country lWttcr Choose lha25c; Chaict
western dairy lNr, fancy creamery zoe.
PotQt0ns--rWoet 4nhadJc oT bnsbCl
sRuer Haut--rcr hall barrel o 10.
IAnanus--lcr bunch. 2ldB ~,
tocouuuie Fer lhj, 81 30.
NCw perfrra-Ad iiu,
Brazil Nuts-l2tU
AlmoHuG4- 9Ul.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
Miraculous Escnre.

D. Reed, druggist, of Winchester,
grtes some OF my customers,
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph
Ind, was a long sufferer with
option, and was given up to die by
Ibslclans, She heard Of Dr.. Kings
discovery for Consumption, and be-
syins 1t of me. In six months time
slkcd to this city, Il distance of six
Isud is now so much improved she
Itusing 1t, She feels she owes her
|ii' Free trial bottles at II. W.
|as Co.'s drugstore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-21
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wphr innsh, two year Old 1 f90l 10 ihTne
I OOs 49,
ninos-CiHroi per caso, So 6ga v %. ~ per
gnhltf cdiAMbHi per gallon. t0cai o.. port
20a8 w. shorty, per gallon, ! 4Na8 O0i Mn,
deira lier enian, 0pa3 w white vine, Ia case,
Ale STOCK ~ per doNn 81 pgge 70; porl por
cigars Domestic SIS 0u0g5 "a; Key Wess
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Bottled Bocr- TEMPS, aaasts. II D8la %,
nulwfihor, quartz y W, piHis NJ 90, ifi9hHsf
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quarts %, pins ho9, B Cinusen a s9n.'s
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NOR KAISER imported 40.