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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Hardware.

Bar iron, $500, Norway Sc, No. % sheet iron
4lc. No. q q sheet iron; sc, galvanized sheet
iron 9dglc, No. sod lie, No. do. l5lc, 2ON2s
roofiing tin l4lc1dl5c, l4X26 and l0Xl4 pas. do.
LISA $50, timers wi.e 10 per cent. on timers
stock. 40 per cent OF, cook stoves with ware
ID. 5Oa Is 90 do with trimmings il.50d50O0.
Wood Work--Wagon aNies soc. a 81 90,
tongues Coco ~ 90, singletrees 81 Is, holsters
SOC, spokes - 75a3 %, feiloss II I5dZ ~.
doublctrces IS 25d4 90 neck yOkes II 50a2 50,
pillow beams 50a65c, pillow handles, u I5a2 10.
Mails . % keg. basis lOd.-Burden hors shoe
per keg, 90. Perkins do, o 30, walker do 80,
burden mule q %, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. T. SOC, No. g. 26c, No. .. &c, No. !, gle,
No. g. 2Oc, Lake, do No 4, t5c, No, o. DC, No.
g, 22c No. !, zoe, No ;, lac; Ausable do, No.
A. l5c No 8, PIC, No o, glc, No. y lgc, No ;, lsc.
Refrlgerntors.--NO. Climax " %, No. ?, do,
Is So No. do, %, No. do, q, No. o, do -.
MscellaneOus--Tface chains, No 2, per pair,
lOc pillow singletrees, per dOz., - 10 pillow
douhletrees. per doz.. s. O0i stock bells, 80 per
cent of door locks, s. 25a9 %; WOOD screws,
30 and 10 per cent. of l.. T., cast door butts, 40
and 10 per cent. on cut and timed tacks, ~
per cent of coffee mills, 40 per cent. on blind
hinges. 80 and l0pcr cent. OF carriage boits' %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
GAZETTE OFFICE, Font worm, TEN,

~, >, - >.
l"' "''' nv " ~" ~" ,' -,
per .es'e,u"! quo''''os, I"1 ~ -,
.i"uo 'o,''''"o' WY soo' =" Wv
Jooo.l'S nue.
'ol'on 'o",'''''1, on' " '"e wy ,''',Ve
l.ou'''os' "iu VIM ~
'lns reauA i"t '''' SV"9o'' '''o "'sV " ~
s'"pic y p's'""'"s ~ " 'no,' p''',,s ~
II - es'i'"a'ou y ms N"o - Wv,
suoleo, ""u WV ~ :" " ~ -
'i''s ~ w o''e W W. -. 49,,
se'sons' 80 P'SIi','''" ns ''I,,
'ue'e'o'' ''''. ~ "a, -, ~
-.
,.,, ,as,orn huvors far our merchants are
NV '"''''" ''N''
now busy and shipments are alreauy begihhihg
10 arrive. All are stocking up very heavily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Country rroduce and Frnit.

Orangcs-Callfornia, per box, S. 90.
Messlna Lemons-Per box, 80 OOd6 10.
Apples-Northern, So 0Od4 80; Texas Iac@SlOC
per bushel
Potatoes-Irish per bushel, Texas new monet
new Northern, GOa70c In sacks per Dbl, - 90
Onions, northern. per barrel $500; Texas, I5cd
large lima 3 c small butter SIC, Peanuts 7ldslc
Cider, half. Dbl. $3.50, Cabbage, per crate,
Northern, S2.Gja3O0
Poultry-Hens 5000 $50 per dozen; young
chickens S2.00d2.50; Turkeys, none.
Eggs--per dozen, l2l a l5c.
Fresh country butter Choice, lsd2Oc; choice
Western dairy 20c; creamery, Sc.
Potatocs-Swcet, 81 % per bnshel.
Grapcs-El PasO, Ease
TOmatoes--Sl 2jdl 80 per bnshel.
Peaches-scarce and very poor iOG10c per
bushel.
Cow peas-iOa5Oc per bushel.
Roasting cars-NOnc in market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04

Twelve months clip, light, fine aud medium
lidl7c; fine heavy to light, llalic; six
months lghi, me TO medium loa iSc iHll' hhe
coarse, SGl2c.
1lldos---No. heavy flint, dry.pcr NJ l9l l5c No
heavy flint, dry, per D l3c No light ilint lie
No. Hight tnt per N Sc; bulls aud heavy, dan.
aged, per 10 Sc calf skins and sadly damage
per in IaGc; green suitca sound. Ter h -
butchers green, per N Blc
Pcltr'.s Deer skins. per N l2d!ic; antui0
skins e , ,it; yea. skins eacli, lVo -,'aishc
pets, - .r5r 10 aToGr. 81 wool, 2Oc
shear 49, =" ..ng 10 amount OF wool, 0dl,c
MeNb nn sheep pelts sd loo; Mexican she 81
pelts. improved, Halle; Mexican sheep shen
lings Be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Chicago.
HRnIaIHEn

|lACn = ThbDINE.
|lset N'"' sept 3.-Flour-Quiet and
|aooss'esady early sold up Il, but fell back
|abgf ~ eioslng &c under Yesterday
~, eie.,sVic, closing at 70ac; October,
iiale al sic; November, sSl "a s32c,
~, nv nay ~ on reports of frost In various
/; ~ used used a shade higher than yes.
+ Al asis.i VIC September $50 slc,
NqsenLls' october Al a l2lc. closing al
W. asl Ssic. closing at Sole.
k-.t, PROVISIONS
aal Co.., early Is TO l7lc higher, re g.
Sess \, 70 &c higher than Yesterday
b elosed october closed $ 70; No.
Or,osuy 4 shade higher cash 81 ao6
sla. Nosed 50 soa6 ~ November
e y .h.--ssieady dry salted shoulders
~ N ITO - s2la5 IS; short clear
.,s-ps ~ itRsooS HOARD.
|i-. ,.9lember. o'a"7 "
II higher.
y higher.
se higher.
I.w. Jo, LIVE STOCK.
4 snarnal reports,
stakcf ~ trading slow; common
~ AID ieasipplng steers a 00dO ~
-lst a isSI Coca 90; cows, bulls
lover e. ~ through Texas cattle
fSlses ana 49, % Western rangers
" Ninfs,n..aa nall y, breeds 81 eOd4 30; cows
~ ieNans, Sa l5a4 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04

f PRODUCE,
oVis, sept. 3.-flour-Firm but un-
L;.--plll and lower, closing iGic under
lss' ~; red cash s9id9llc; September
Ioslng at s9c October 9ldg2c, clos.
"a soIemDer VI "a 93sc, closing ut 93ie.
Il spN, bnt Few trades made were idlc
4 Aan Yesterday; No, 2, mixed. cash. i0I
ep'euber S9id34Oc; closing at 4Oc year
a-pall but firm; No. mixed, cash,
4 sS s5c october 23sc bid; Novem-
AsAl-Dull at 81 90.
\ NV good demand but offerings light I:
7-'aSSc; uhwashcd 2d22lc; Texas
'E-sieady at slOs.
~. PROVISIONS
A ,ssssgood consumption demand.
.sa.,Car lots loose, free on board;
4 : wv short rib 50 90; short clear
4 ,-Ssng clear SO 2OGG %; short rib 50 45
~ glear " G5aB75
A AoQdl2 90.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
s .,sHas l'fic lower
Il 'AleVais-Nothinr doing
la.p. LIVE STOCK.
IA w. elpts 1000 top grades steady aud
y ~ qaallly dull and weak; native
\ le's si y iOG5 90; good butcher steers
,lotnlAea lots hutchcrlng stock So so
i \ les,s aud feeders - 75a3 rs; grass
Eail,r ", with bulk of sales at s. 0OG
~, .'Isn steers 81 1914 IS.
Ia ss'pn 100 lower and slow packing
\ ae~snapls, 26Oo; good grades steady
I alia, y !. poor stun very dull. common
'hnS,s. ~, ~. 20; good TO choice 50 COO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
stnnle Dry Goods.

Prints Prints 90 Standard prints novelties, az
3Ic; berkshire fancy, 5lc;, RamNpoiancy,
5lc; Hartford fancy, bic; Lodi fancy, &c; Char.
ter Oak fancy, iic; Auburn fancy 5lc: Ham
Checks, 6sG; simpson black, &c; sphinx Turkey
side cretons, &c River Point rOhcs.5lc; Ham.
iton fancy. 5lc Nllan's fancy, SIC; Steel River
fancy, 5!c; Windsor, 5lc bolton fancy, sc;
3jc; fcnwlck medium, 4lc; nnrtcl fancy, SIC
Manchester fancy, sic: Tivoli shlrtlng ltc .
Mcrrimac shirtings, Sc; Utica shlrtinEs, &c .
Aliens shrtngs, &c; Slater solids, ole, Dur.
ham solids, 4lc; Berlin solid colors, 5ic; bar.
clay purple, &c; Aliens double pink, 6ic Al.
ton fancy, &c, star and Crescent turkey red
print, 7lc' Globe turkey, red print, &c, Frank.
prints, lie; Washington fancy oil blue prints
6ic simpson solid Black O., simpson silver
Gray, 8; Montgomery fancy, Al belmont fancy.
~ Berwick fancy, 81 ConestOga light b;
Conestoga blues, ~ Contcstoga satin, 81
Heavy Brown Shecting-Atlanta \ \ ~, &c (;
American \, DC; Croydon G, Aic; Great Fails
Pocassct G., sc; sterling, sc; Consideration,
&c; Dayton G, SIC. Rutland G &, q; Ctica
G. inches, y Glendale, u Annlslon,
yle, g Lawrence, III, 81; Tam OShnnicr. 81 ;
powhattan "a 81 Chapman ~. "a; Kentucky
A, - Belfast II, a., 6; Rose Valley A, Il
Bleach Couons-- Holmcsyillc ~, SCI Signal
A., &c; our Reliance, hlc; Fun Value, 7c;
Elcrtun &c; Hope 7lc, Farwell 1ic; Daisey,
ole Trump Card, sc Diamond nm cambria Sc
Lonsdalc cambria lie; Chapman y, I; Amory
~, 81. Androscoggin l., II; Blackstone A A, :;
blackstone y y y, II Cabot 4 4, u Dauntless
~, 81 Eagle ~, o! Fearless 4,46i Forest
~, 8; Gold Medal ~, Z; Lonsdale VI inches,
u knights cambric, u.
Wide Brown sheeting-l04 Lowell lsc;
1914 Pembroke, 10; 1914 Monadnock, lgc
1914 Lancaster, 10; 1914 Pcppoiell, y.
Wide Blcached shectlng.-lO.4 Lowell, 20c
"a Pembroke, 30; 1914 Pembroke, q ; "a Penn.
broke, l3i; % Quinncbarry, o; 1914 Pepperell,
%; "a Pepperell II.
Colorcd Ducks-PatuNent, 10 on, l3c; PatuN
ent on, l2c; Montauk u SIC: Boston, : or,
lie; Everett II y, drab, lie; Potomac G G, Toe
Warren on, l2c
Tick-Amoskeag \ C \, l9lc; Cords A f,
l2ic, Cords, fancy, l4ic; Standard u, &c
Ocean, 6ic; Lewiston, lie; Cornwall b. Sc
Cornwall \, lie; WhittentDn 800, l2ic: whit
enton TIT, fancy, lOlc; Brighton Fancy, eci
Hamilton, HE
Hickory Stripcs-ENtra Stout, blue and brown,
Zoe; Mechanic, blue &c; Jewctt CITY, blue, he
Boston, blue, O.; Oneiga, blue and brown,
l0c; Otis, blue and brown sic.
Ginghams--Lephyr 0; punket q; Amoskeag
II Glasgow fancles Z; Glasgow dress styles ~
Grcylock dress STYLES II; Rcnfrew dress styles
Q; Renfrcw draper cloth lOl Renfrew Swiss
brochures IL; Renfrew jacquard lOi Nubian
dress styles 8; York check and fanclcs u York
dress styles 81; Wamsutta check and iancles
Il Riverside dress styles I.
Cottonadcs--Bny CITY IL; Nameless 10; New
York ID X 4 10; kearsage 10; Y a ID n 4 IL
Bell ID n T IL: Golden Eagle l6i Winchester
II; Jay Eye See 81 FavOrite III; Ollic's choice
%; Atakapa IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Live stock Market.

Beeves-Grass. fed. PIE.
Cows-lia2c.
Mutton-Choice, | 50d2 25c.
stock cattle-The prices in stock cattle vary,
according TO locality where raised. We quote
different localities as follows:
Panhandle--Strictly first class yearlinR6, per
head, Sl2 00al6 90; two year oids, Sly oO92O co.;
cows and calves, so ".
year -olds, S2 OOdl4 %; cows and calves, fls 90.
Central TeXas-Y earlings, 0Ods 90; two.
year olda, $40 00dll 90; cows and calves, SO 90
"a 10 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Galveston.

GALVESTON, Ten, sept. Spot closed
quiet.
Gross receipts 1865 bales; sales G7s bales ex
ports none; shipments coastwisc 39s7 bales
stock, $3.50 bales
Ordinary 71c good ordinary S1c. lowmldding
| Ice middling , l6c; good iniddllng ! lGc
middling fair Qll.l6
Futures opened dull, ruled quiet on second
aud third calls, closing easy at to points
lower.
Total sales l2CO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
,rcKS AND BONDS.
!. Dull. But Strong state
NV. ..,.cted-- Railways Active
n Win Heavy Trading
..,.,,,ao 4 SANTA Re Endeo,or
esh c.,o,roi of the Fort Worth
SpenverRo"d'
r,saNCIAL.

u.nf S.-GOvernment bonds
foHK, Sept
= .apag.
s,rd. neglected.
~ '-l,ond market was again active
inHs.. s,ng in Erie seconds, and con
\, speculation In East tennessee VIZ
z. !, Georgia issues.
iiae' \, ,h,. The Gulf, Colora io n santa
W M bee,, buying the securities of
plns' Il. 4 4 pcnycr City for the purpose
"...,rol Of that road. The Fort
slnas M arsts rose to. day from q to
.,,se CALF colorado y santa re hrsts de-
,slpiil n.o. ann ,rd Arm
4, until during the last hour.
was a decided break in
n (which, In the majority of eases,
~ .sr,nces were lost and something
~ y. Z rere only slight changes in open
A IN. from closing prices yesterday,
\ aovements began almost immcdl-
4 ,s,,oDenlng, and with only small reac'
4, egures continued TO clllhp slowly
NM about p. m. when, in most cases,
..,fudees OF the day were made. Gaines
n. boweyer, amounted TO as much us
q, Inc market was steady until 2
4 ,ssnIt began to decline. The market
4, Am steady after slight rally, and gen
y per cent. above lowest price of the
EXCHANGE.
mtFASs. la, Sept. 3,--Ncw York sight
/ e,nier.' sterling nominal.
MONEY.
4. NIX. Sept. 3.--Money, on call, easy, at
4 cent. prime mercantile paper 4d5;
!. r,hangc weak ut 81 So for sixty days
A illness In foreign exchange Is due to
..rse Of cotton lulls and an advance of
iom Importers,
STOCKS.
4 YORK. sent. 3.-The following were the
eloslng quotations at the New York
" a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Grain ana Produce.

Whcat-Cholce, No. l, zoe No. ?, csc No. 3, 6Oc
oats, l6a l0c; barley, 3Oa35c; rye 1aIOc :
wagon, s. 90 per ton; bale hay, ~ 5OdiO 30
bran, Doc per 100; chops, 81 y per 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, sept. 3.-Spot closed
weak, but not quotably changed,
Low ordinary 7 l6c; ordinary l.lG; good
ordinary l6c; low mlddling B. Ice; mid
ding NC; good middling 9ic; middlng fair
Toe fair 10 7.l6C.
Sales POO bales.
Futures closed quiet but steady, to points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04

higher, at 81 g6dl ~ ''"e anu shauc
Io necSP-heceipts: 2sooi steady, natives. 81 7oa
lambs per head, Taca s. 90. y Qua w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
THE PRINT MARKET.

FALL RIVER. MASS, Sept 3.--The demand for
printing cloths TO day was quiet but quotations
were very steady at Sic, less per cent, and gIc
for O. squares and 80 by 50 cloths, respectiyelV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3.-Spot closed quiet and
easier, l.l6d lower.
Ordinary 4 II led good ordinary . II l6d low
mlddling . 5,l6d; mddllng uplands 7l6d
middling Orleans Gid.
Total sales 5000; American $500
rt.a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04

and 10 per cent OF pillow bolts, IS per cent. of
piece tin ware, so per cent. OF; deep stamped
ware, 30 per cent of shallow stamped.ware, 81
ppr cent off
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
'otal sales l2C0
New YORK;.

NEW YORK, sept 3,-spot closed steady.
sales 1902 bales
Ordinary Sc; good ordinary elc; low middlng
3 IL III; middlng lClc; good middling 10 : Ice (;
fair lie.
Futures closed barely steady, Ito points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
New Orleans.

PRODUCE,
NLw ORLEANS, La, sept. 3.-Coru Meal
Dull weak and lower at - 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04


Saddles 49, Raised stamp, California, $40 OOa
10 90; Plain California, Is OOa50 O0i Loose
cOrus Still tree, Is 90 O0sfa0 %; tied
corus Austin OF Texas, 10 OOals 90; full rigs,
50n12 -; | rigs, black or oiled, 5Odl0 90;
side saddles, 90 10 70 ~.
Pockcts-pockets 00a2 30; Llama goat 81
"a %.
spurs Eureka, nickel with straps, IS,
IndlanOla, 10.
Lcgglngs-Kip 81 5Oa5 90; calf 50 GOALS 90;
chapparcl 81 5Oal0 90
skirting-NO. California per pound 3sat2c;
fair hemlock per pound 3sailc. oiled hemlock
per pound 32d Nc; best Eagle skirting dc,
Harness Icather--Ohlo oak No. per pound
3la SIC; Ohio oak No. per pound 3la Bic
IIarness-short tug wagon per set w hga
% 90; long tug wngOn per set SIS OOdH ~ :
buggy harness single 81 0Oaso % buggy harness
double $40 O0a75 %.
Blind Brldles-Blnd brides per dozen ~ 600
Is %: Ifkle. In per dozen 81 o.; BIKE. Ia per
dozen 80 %; u Bike. In Ger dozen $500
Bride flilings-i In, black OF fair, per doz,,
Q % Tin, black or fair per doz, 10 10; lin,
black or fair, per dOz., IL %.
Whlps-iIugay whips. per doz., 80 10 20 90 :
team whips, per doz., D % TO u o.; qulrtr, per
doz 3 90 10 ~ 20; breast straps, with sides ana
snaps per dOz., . % 20 IL O0s siirrup leathers,
ali sizes per doz,, % 20 q CO., girths, per dol
leather per doz. 10 50 ~ II o.; saddle bags, per
dos 10 % 10 ~ 90; pistol holsters, per doL,
4 80 10 100; cartridge belts, per doz., 20 70
ls %. hame straps, per dOz., ~ 10 ] 10.
toilars.-Duck, s. 20; leather, 10 01a2l ~
INIT : coieh whang sewed II Di heavy sond
rim spllt and duck, . IS
Uaincs.--ilOOk. No. 2, by case per doz., 50i
hook, No. !, by case, per dor, 10.
Chains--3s 20 45c.
Check Llnes--s inch. per doz.. u 90; J inch,
per dOz., IL %; inch, per doz., lsoj ~ lnch,
per doz,, x w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04

Lumber-Rough lumber, boxing, u inches
and under, ilrst class, SIS %; stripping AN3,
Is 90; thick clears, II and H. y 90; rough lum
Der, second class, 1900; iost and scaniling
culls, II 80.
sidng-First, common white pine, $50 %.
second, do q so; third, do, u %, poplar, 20 o.
d2I 80; native pine, U, 1905 native pine, l.
20 ~; native rough 1900.
Dressed Lumber - Boxing, ~ inches and
under, s25 90, do, 4x3 ~ %; scantllng joist OF
any common lumber. ~ %. boxing over 1!
inches. 80 %; thick ccars.li to u and 2, 80 90
second class, nnykind 90 90.
Dressed and Matched floorlng-Flrst. clsss
$40; second class, % 30
White Pine Furnishing Lumber-ll, u aud 2
inch wide white pine, $40; ! inch do, 60.
Ceiling, Beaded or Plain-First common white
pine, 4 80, I'd do u so, ID do 25 poplar 20 OOd
q 80, poplar % 0Oa3O co. native pine Is, do
20
shlnglcs--whltc pine a 0. do shaded A I %,
do extra No 3 30, cypress, best any brand ., do
No24 %, do Mob 70, native sawed heat 4, saps :.
Plckets--Whitc pine dressed and headed
square or tlat 4, yellow pine do 2. lnths bOa
10.
Lime, Cement, ctc.-Limc, Austin, 2'pcr Dbl
cement, Louisville or Rosanals, 1913 per Dbl +;
Portland, 50 per Dbl; plaster paris, New York
or Michigan, 81 per bbl. plaster hair 65c bu
UTck-Firc proof, $3.50 per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04

liquors aud Cigars.
whisky -Reetihed ~ l0ai ~, a. per proof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
COTTON MARKETS.

NtutIpIs AT MI UhIted States Ports.
poRrs This This This Last
day. week. season. season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-04
Groceries.

Meats--sngar, cured hams lliai2el; sugar
cured breakfast bacon lOic; short clear bacon
tic; short clear dry salt 7.c
Flsh--MackeTel, lOb Kite, No. !, 81 oOi NO. .
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13
LOCAL NOTES.


Parties wanting STOCK lor Worklng'
r i,Iad snu a, nn.s cas siock ysrd OBJ
pneu oy chillng y. ne"i' s'oeA yaii1isvP
Po'',U IT, N oan,s n, p,nvan,s n
West Commerce street.
Two laundry women wanted at the
Southern hotel. If
Grand masquerade ball ut TESTS
garden Saturday evening, February IL.
Tickets % cents; for sale Mt Mrs: a.
Schoenert's, Commerce street. 2-l2-Jt
If YOU don't skate yourself go TO the
carnival Friday night, aud see over 100
in mask, the finest thing on skates ever
In San Antonio. 3t
-Mareohal Neil roses, 10 cents, at
HUMANS, 2-l3-2t
wheeler & Wilson's silent No. 8. 10
Commerce. street. 2-3-tf
r,rs, oiass hoard and rooms nj AZ
solodn5 Rsasonable rates.
'0'v ,u, -, Sr..,,a.s ..rodo
-ihe cooa lenplhrs maSlue a,'ue
oarnival Nv oo ~ '..,,i b., s ~ sandast
s s,"n Of he SAMSON. One hundred in
Citations issned 2-0-tf
81. a. ,.d.r Ia s,r,o,Iv
our clo'hing n''u9 W oluer = s ST.
hrst-ciass' rANooAei /" oos9.
Overcoats and winter underwear cheap
al fahcoast " oons'
Peaches and grapes at Kunyans,
10 cents. 2-l3-t
Buy a new No. sewing machine. If
Every smoker should try Little Joker"
creot reductIon in prices on winter
goods Mt Pancoast & Sons.
,rha only nerfact family sewing mn
hire WSesier a Wilson'S silent No. Is.
,,. to noror rsod cost
@a Drai new pIn.o' neaet u, nv hv
SoVV, can De uuuSnt ~ ~ fnhnsan,
ealllng on OF "uure''"s "' y Yid9,f
LIGHT on'oe'
You are respectfully invited TO come
to the masquerade carnival Friday night
at the Commerce street RINK, all KINGS
OF masks ana costumes. OF
For lloarsseness, Whooping Cough,
Spasm OF the Wind-pipe, known as
growing disease, ana indeed lor al pui-
monary ailments most common s,i, am 1I.g
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

When we begin TO lose flesh II is a
pretty sure sign Iha, something is wrong
with our internal organism. Nothing is
more rapid in its effect upon our physic-
al proportions than chronic diarrhTa.
Park. j. Stackhouse, late of Co. G, Sec
ond Regiment, U. 5. A.. says: Sat Sec
ond Bull Run, South Mountain, Antie-
tam, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg,
Mishler's Herb Bitters cured our boys of
diarrhga. 1t cured me of chronic diar-
rhga, and l gained 2l pounds in FLESH"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

The great popularity of the " FARMER
GIRL" Cook Stove, manufactured by the
Leibrandt Il Mcdowell Stove Company,
and sold by their agents, II. Schulize &
Son, San Antonio, has induced certain
unprincipled fellows to call another stove
by that name and try to palm 1t OIL on
the public as the original FARMER GIRL.
Legal steps are now being taken to pro-
teot the trade mark GARNER GIRI.n and
put stop to the imposition.
ii. SCHULTZE & Son,
Agents for West Texas, No. o West
Commerce street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13
From Schulenburg.

A letter received this morning from
sehulenburg, dated February IL. says:
We are having snow storm now. 1t
has been showing for several hours now
and everyihlngis white. 1t looks pretty.
but don't feel comfortable. Our little
burg showed Its spunk last Friday night
by taking negro charged with rape,
out OF the officers charge and lynching
him. Ills body was found short dis.
trance from town hanging on a tree,
perfectly riddled with bullets. Business
Is dull.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13
Railroad Officials.

General Manager Robinson, of the
Mexican Central railway, with his fam
lily In special coach, and the Superin-
tendent Of the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
way, with his family, in special coach.
passed through the city this morning via
the Sunset route TO the New Orleans ex-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13
A Plain Statement.

MIR. d. NJ. Piper, in card in another
column OF this paper says: "Tf my prop
osiiion is accepted by the stockholders,
lwlll build the road without dollar of
STOCK and leave them in possession of it
when completed, with the privilege of
controlling and operating it in the future
IN Whatever interest they deem proper
ms Is plain enough, and shows that as
contractor, he is quite willing to build
the road without any extra formalities.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

S East Commerce street, has just re-
ceived the latest designs in holiday
goods, consisting of celluloid dressing
cases. Florence sets, shaving sets. nail
sets, infant sets, odor cases, cigar cases,
cut glass and cologne bottles; also a
large assortment Of Wright's, Palmer's,
Lundborg, Colgate's and Lubin's per-
fumes at lowest cash prices.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

Who is an old citizen of San Antonio
and well known rs first-cass house
and sign painter, has returned and re-
opened paint shop at 3O4 East Com
merce street. Mr.. Pasche Is prepared
toiurnish estimates and contract for any
and all classes of work in his line. Salts
faction guaranteed. 2-5-Gm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

Two-story stone building, 3sxGi feet,
cellar, Is rooms, barn and stable, in
Boerne, Texas, (the great health resort
of Texas. Would exchange for stock.
For particulars address me at Boerne,
Texas. j. W. ALEX GEoRGE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

Owing to the incemency of HE wealth
er, the Children's Mask Ball, intended
for next Saturday at the Arbeiter Verein
hall, is postponed TO Saturday, February
81, next. 2-l2.3t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13
Young Lady MISSING

1t is reported that young lady Of
the Fourth ward is mysteriously miss
ing from her home. She left home one
week ago, ostensibly to visit friends in
Austin, but nothing since has been heard
from her.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

Brokers in grain, cotton and provisions,
No. 8 Soledad street. Home office, Gal
weston, Texas; branch offices at San An
tonic, Houston and Fort Worth. l0-l7tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

For Glover's Patent Metal Back Photo
graph Album, the most durable and sale
able album ever made.
THOMAS SHARPE. General Agent.
2-l2-Gt 2i2 East Commerce st.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

You will find it to your advantage to
buy your coal OF A. Bruni, 1924 Military
plaza, telephone 234. Delivered In any
quantity TO any part Of the city at low
est prices. ll-l9-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-13

The firm Of /. Marks & Co. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
|. Marks.
II. MARrs.
All liabilities Of the late firm. as VIII
as the collection Of all outstanding ac-
counts will be In charge of T. Marks.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February z, 1885.