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The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

AoRRIpGEwoCK.- churches both
Congregational and Baptist had Christ
mas trees, Congregational Thursday even.
ing, and Baptist on Friday evening.
Christmas tree was also at the residence
of NJ. P. Hale, Maine st., where all the
daughters and grandchl 'ren, had good
time In general. Ice cream and refresh.
ments were served In abundance. -. odd
Fellows block on Railroad ST., Is nearly
completed. The Hall will be dedicated
in about two weeks, by grand ball and
supper. Charles Sawtelle, who recent
ly lost his first finger on the left hand,
will be able to resume business in about
ten days, as brakeman on the Somerset
r. Prof. Perkins our popular
music teacher, gave all his friends free
sleigh ride on hristmas day. Several
new dwellings are contemplated being
built in the spring g. :. The pay roll in the
coat shops, amount to $500 per week, and
that soon will be increased to $1,000,
when the other shops are In running con-
dition. -. Clarence Tibbetts severed a
thumb from his right hand, while at work
in the woods few days ago. Medical
aid was summoned, and the thumb re-
placed. Mr.. Il has hopes of saving the
thumb. Willis COPELAND Of Skowhe gan,
has been clerking at the new 'rea Store
1.-The Sawyer House is full of guests
The sales of refreshments at the
Baptist church on Christmas evening re-
suited in the neat sum Of S25. There is
to be a social dance at Sawtells Hall,
New Years eve.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30
FOR ElCN.

Mr.. Horace Smith has left London fol
AbyssinIa on government mission. lie
bears an autograph letter and sword OF
honor from Queen Victoria to King John
of Abyssinia.
Mr.. Cox, United States minister ro
Turkey has began negotiations with the
Porte for naturalization treaty by which
citizens of Turkey and the United States
will have equal lights in both countries.
Peace has been established in Peru I'M
der General Cacares, who will probably
be elected President of the republic in
March next. The troops of the late Pres
ident Iglesias have been disbanded,
The French chamber of deputies adopt
ed the Tonquin credit Thursday by the
close vote Of 27+ to 270
The foreign Office at Berlin has notified
Mr. Pendleton, the American minister,
that it is intended to expel all German
Americans residing in Schleswig who EN-
igrated to the United States just before
becoming liable to military ser' ice and
returned after being naturaliZed. The re-
cent order for the expulsion Of other
G ,rman-A Americans remains suspended.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

MERCER-C christmas was observed by
an entertainment Friday evening consist
ing of short Christmas exercise, decla-
nations select readings. tahlcaux and
music; followed by the distribution of
presents from Il beautifully loaded tree.
Kitty. little daughter of W. J. Drew,
carries the palm for recitation this year
-. Men are improving the fine shedding
getting up their wood for the season, also
hauling into the market
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

The French have been defeated in
Madagascar
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

MOOSE RIvER.-Christmas reached us
up here in the woods at about the same
time that it did the more civilized part of
the world, and the children old and young
seemed to enjoy it rs much as usual. $50.
There has been considerable sickness
here lately. DR. Fellows reporting over
ii teen cases of ronsillitis within the past
two weeks. Miss Emma Jcwett, of
Skowhegan, who is visiting friends here
has been very sick with Typhoid-Pneu-
monia, but is now out of danger and rap
idly recovering.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

Messrs. Curtis, Davis & Co.. makers Of the
"Welcome Soap" have issued panel picture
showing two beautiful young ladies. and appro-
pirate surrounding scenery. Beautiful in this
case means a beautiful physical developement--
strikingly in contrast with the dudish and vulgar
style adopted by some Of our manufacturers. In
this Welcome Soap picture is represented hon.
esty, purity, intelligence, refinement, and those
characteristics which are pronounced by the
pure and virtuous as beautiful. These pictures
are being adorned with costumes representing
different seasons, occupations, and customs Of
dress and nationality, which, with the variety Of
and materials Of dress, makes u most excellent
picture, entirely different frem anything we have
ever seen, and Ntessrs. Curtis, Davis Co., can
in this case, consistently claim to be the invcn-
tors Of this new and novel mode Of picture fin
ishins, that stands out more prominent than any
oil painting possibly can. The copyright for
tAess have been applied for. Any lady can se
sealpnahs "Piain PICTURE" and dress 4 70 suit
=: - s - -: ~ =.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

1t is II great pity but it seems to be gen
orally understood by a large portion OF
the rural ex-legislators that the forth
coming reunion is to be altogether too
high toned for the average individual
Just what caterer there is in Augusta
who can get up a supper worth three dol
lars n plate seems to be Il sti ker. The
opinion is quite general that the man ism
horn vet or at least never did business at
the capital. Tickets to the ball are also
too high for ordinary mortals and As
result it now looks as though the party
would be very, very select.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

ST. AIBANs.-The G.. A. X. Post is in a
more ilourishing condition at the present
time than it ever was before. They have
expended for charity about $40 during
the past year. On Wednesday the 10th,
the Post turned out and cut Comrade Cy-
rus Matthews years wood for him. The
wood was the gift of Comrade Wilson
Bigelow. Mr. Matthews has been con-
fined to the house by sickness for a long
time. st. Adams meat marketmen have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. w. A. Bige
low retiring, G.. II. Goodwin continuing.
Mr.. Goodwin reports good meat scarce
and high. -. Potatoes have taken a rise
80 cents per bushcl now and oats have adj
vanced to 40 CENTS in thi vicinity. IF.
C. Hanson has let four horses to go lum-
bering on the Spencer brook.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

HARrLAND.-Christmas eve the citizens
of this village and vicinity met at the Bap-
fist church and found the Christmas tree
we'll loaded with presents; the house was
full. Exercises, LIST, singing by the
choir, I'd, prayer by Rev Mr.. Shaw, Sd,
singing by the choir, +th, short speech by
Rev. Mr.. Shaw. The exercises were very
appropriate, and next the tree was UNI
loaded and the children were made glad
as well as the older ones by the distribu-
ton of the numerous presents. DIR. H..
ii. Turner has rooms over Mr.. Charles
SINNERS store.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

For all diseases Of the kidneys, and lfv.
e. Rhysicians prescribe Hsafs Remedy
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

EAST CoRNNILLE.-As Charlie Fogg
was falling tree the other day it caught
his leg and held him captive, but he was
soon released from his perlous position
without serious Injuries. Lindsey Flan-
ders has been quite Ill but is better now.
George Warren lost his horse the
other morning, she had been sick only a
few days. The citizens of this part of
the town had Christmas tree Thursday
eve at the Union Church, we saw Gala
lily blossom there presented by Mrs. T.
Blackwell to friend, stem and blossom
measured 3 feet l2 inches. A pretty
good lily for winter.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-30

The above gives hut faint idea OF
what was endured by guests OF hotc'
until after midnight. The only satisiac-
ton got was to look at the performers
a. they came down for breakfast the next
morning. Their acquaintance would
hardly have recognized them. And stu
such scenes are part of llfc-to some
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
DRUGS md NIohininer.

Drugs--Bark, cinnamon per N lac; Peruvian
Sc TO 90, borHN lic; bicArbOnatc OF soda I'm
gllsh, &c cOpperas 10 scj cinChinCdia, per on
% to 2Sc CASTLE soap per n 10 so 10 cream tar
tar Q. +. per NJ ~ 20 45c, chalk, lump, pOr n 2
TO &C. calOmcl, 4. & w, 10 to SIC Engliah, per
per 10 90 10 70, chOrOiom per n, bottle in.
cludod 70 to 500, composition powder per h
pc; Doyers per n l20i Epson salts per
N, Q to 4lC. Gum opium, pcr n, 8SA 10 4 co. Gum
camphor, per n, CSC. Morphine per OF, 10 20
---, OIL CASTOR machine, 20 TO Soc oil. castor,
per gallon % 10 COO OH, lard winter strained,
Is 60 75C; oil, lnrd, No J.. zoe Quininc, =. \ w,
81 to DC. Prescription Walls by case, e. per
cent. oil, broken, % and 10 per cent, on
ShOwscs ca list prices Rebate pat. med, at
list Thayor's Fluid extracts, 20 per cont. OF,
=. u. Fluid extracts, - per cont oil. Essential
oils st. Louis list.
Distompcr Colors--Iyory drop black ?5ci raw
Turkey umbcr ljc burnt Turkey mubcr 23c
25c NandykC brown BE.
Paints strictly pure white lead lld l1ci eplr
IT. tuIpCntipu 50aa5ci boiled OH O2aGjc.
Tho sherman Williams CGlorg-lyOry drop
stack, ls per NJ, lGci English conch black % per
% zoe lamp black. Is per 10, ice; iUltramptint
lumber % 90, burnt Turkey umbor ~ ne, raw
Italian sienna - gc, burnt Italian sienna 10 &c
NAudykp brown DO Dc Parts grecu H. ltrNhromo
T.. N Il. aud ~, q, Is 40, American yCrmlliOn u
21c. lubiBp red Ia lie, Nenitian rcd ia 5s l2ic y
To- 81. Nr1mO yellow J.. NJ \, o. & y. q. 81
l43 yellow ochru ~ Be 80 9As &C.
PsiCcF % the above made on q basis OF IN !
cuns, balance In ] and IN cams aee0riod
Prirc 10 o. cans, balance In aud ~ cant
assorted. Price In o n cans lr less ~ ant
10 TIN pals ltc less, md Kegs 20 per ID lcbh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
nuildinr sIatrrial.

Lumber Rough lnmbcr boxing Y Inches
md under, Uref class lb O0i stripping 50 " co.
thick clears u and "a, q o. rough lumber
second clans 1900; toiot ana fcanlhng eullH
~ 5U
sIdlng-Firsi, common white pine 30 O0l
second, do, y CO., thlrd do., % o.; poplar 20 90
al aO native pine, 4. ID O0i native pine ).
20 90; native rough, 10 o.
Dressed Misunderstanding y inches and nm.
der 25 90, do SIS "a 00 sCautlinH iOist pr any
common lumber % 00i h0Ning over " iuchc.
20 0oi thich clear u 10 ! and u 80 pOi second
class any Kind 20 %.
Dressed aud Matched FlOorlng-Flrst class
2g 0J; fcrond cllBs ~ IN.
White Pine Furnishlug Lumber-ll, u and 2
inch wide white pine ~ U0i ] Inch 90 o..
Ceiling Beaded or Plain First common
white pine 30 90. 20 DO ~ % 81 DO 2ii poplar
20 O0'to ~ 50 poplar % 00tO 5O o., native
pine rs ~, do ~ %.
-hinglos-Whito pine A 50Oi DO shaded a
A %, Do extra No. ! 3 %; cyprefa, best, any
brand 90; do No, % DO No. 3 10 native
suwcd heart OJi shpB co.
plckatR-Whitp PiuG, dressed AMI headed,
square or lAt, 90, yellow pine DO co. laiNs
3 DO 20 { 50.
Lime, Cement. oic--Lime, Austin, Qg per
hhl. cement. Gouisyiilc or liOsannlf % per
bbl.: Portland 8 % per Dbl. plaster parts, New
York or Michigan, 400 per bbl.j plaster hnir 900
Brlci-Fre proof, 6opcrM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

broke 1854 l0c; Monadnork 1914 lsso; Lancaster
lO4 lsci peppcrell 10 2ici Boston 1914 25ci
Lockwood 1914 21lc
Wide Bloachcd shcctlpg-204 Boston 25ci
1914 Prppcroll s3c; 10 Pembroke zoe, 1914
M0uHdnork lplc; lO.G Lowell 100. lO4 Lock.
wood 2ici b'4 Quinnebarry DC; Ga Pembroke
l2lC.
Colorcd nucks-Moniaup u Sic; Boston s.oz
lNc; Everett u D lie. PatuNcnt 10 % lslc;
Eagle brown lici Warren mills llic,
pickings AmOskcNg \ G \ l2c; Araaapha "A
Lc; Cornwall u sic; Whttentcn bOO l2c, Glen
Riddle &c; Lewiston 80 Inch NE; ocean DC;
OAkdHlo dc
Hickory stripcs--ENtr0 stout. blue or brown
aic, Mechanic, blue, $50; iewcu city 1c; Rock
River, blue aud brown, sc Eagle, blue &c; I'm
cgsvillc A 81; Columbian Sic
GnghHms-Hephyr DC; PunkCt 1lC; Glasgow
fanclcs 20; Glasgow dress styles Slc; brighton
blC; Earlston Ole; Scotch Bookfoid sio York
check &c; Slatteryillc checks 7lc; Nubian dresa
styles sic; Argyle staples slci Bates lancics So
LochloinOnd &C.
Lmsey8--C Cumberland lie; Calumet loo; Fair
Play l3ci Imperial he, Geneva loo, Adriauo
l2l Ci Bradford l2ic, clifton SCI Windsor DC.
Jeans-kluyvcr Sc; AbbOttefOrd l&c, Tclc.
graph he; Covngton lac P0laris l7lc, liuosirr
lie; Imperial lsc; bennington lSlc American
zoe, silver Peak 25c; GLAND 27c, TcNnA Doe
skin 2tC; Great southern 32u, Humboldt Sic
Canonicut nOctkin Zoo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

Rar iron 50 OK, Norway 20. No. % shoot iron
Sc, No n 4 sheet iron lir, galvanized sheet
iron FWplc, No, J sod l7c, No. 4 do l5lo, 2pN2S
roofing n ii(pl'c, liNso and lONll pat, do 70
oHb az, thuors wire 80 per cent OF, tlnpcr's
tork ~ per cent OF, cook stoves With ware
to oansa nl, do with trimming IA 6aa6V ~
Wood work Wagon HNloE 01Ofpl 10, tongues
vocal 90, sugletrecs 70; bolatcrs Doc Hpokes
ioa3@; icilocs ! E@2 7h doublctreoa 3 2aG
t0,. meek {oNes h0@s 90, pillow bOamA 6od6n.
Nolle--9 70 kcg basis lOd-nurden horse shoe
per kcR, 40, Porklna do 30, Walker do q 81
Burden mnlo 60'. Northwestern horso ahot
nails No, 800, No. 26c, NO 25c, No gle,
No. 8 2Dc} "Lako'a" No. &bu. No. 0 csc. No d
go No. zoe NJ = laE Ausnblc do, No, anc,
Ne Pc, No. q gle, No. lpc, No. tso.
Mltcellano0us--rracO chains No. prr pait
see pillow sinElotrcos per dox, ? 2Ai piow double
trees per doH 90. stock bells 90 por cen, Oh
door locks $40 70 uni wood NcrcWa. 30 aud III
per cent OF l. 4 catc door butts ~ and no per
cent oft cut aud timed Rcke 40 per cont on,
coheo mllls Nncr cent 90 blind hinges no aud
lnpor cont ua carriage bolts % and 10 per cent
uhi ploW bolts ahpor cent OIL pipCc tin ware 20
percent OF; deep stamped ware 30 Per cent on
shallow STAMPED ware 90 por cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
ALBANY.
Hch neutrality-suspicious. for Christ
mns-Other Notes.

hch Neutrality-suspicious. for Christ
4 mns-other notes.
n Ina Ga,e,,o '
a y Tpv Ma. ~ Tho ,roo,bor
"A TnnsnoIl 700, coi1 dr,.inm tbo nast
,v cuu'ualiy coid turing Cno pas ,.
& Z, Tho cro,i, - ,',,, ', onJ +, this ~
N'N anu po''' ~ 'i''
h conrt oo,,.o,o1 .h,s ,,orr,nc
H. ligbt Jnc I,t" T T misdG7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

saddes-H Raised stamp California N Wm75 pa
plain California p 0J05D 90, loose eOTus, atll
tree n O0a3O %; tied eoIus Of Austin, Tex,
10 O0als %; fun rigs b9Wl2 90; rgs, black or
Oiled. o JOaiO 90; side saddles zoe ~ 90.
500.
spurs--Enrcka nickel with straps ~ In
dianOla 10.
dOz o. TO "a %; breast straps with Sides and
shape per doz % 70 ~ %; etlTup feathers. all
sizes per doz 10 10 n 0O RlTths per doz. %
10 90; haitcrs web, per doZ - haltcrg leather
per dor. 10 30 70 ~ O0i saddle bags per don 10 0o
10 a.: pistol holsters per dor. W 10 10 Di
cartridge belts per doz7 20 70 10 O0jhGme straps
per dor. O0tOl 90.
Collars Duck 20, leather 10 % 70 "a ooi init
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
LOCAL MARKETS.
orrIor or ruE GAzrrrr,

bltlAE hl lfif NNNG'sIIlst
Dee. 10 1855.
The special feature of interest to-day
was tho rise IN cotton--a turn IN the
mmket totally unlocked for. 1t advanced II
points in New Yorl, aud went up .-6i IN Liver.
pool. Factors here were considerably sur.
prised at the rise aud were at loss to divine
the cause for It, Tho home market In conse-
qucncc resumed a tone more In tayo1
OF producers than for several weeks and
tho staple was In demand az prices ranging
frou to s.31l. otton men seem to have but
little confidence in q continued bear movement
and think the market win speedily drop back,
Grain aud fcedstuhs show nospeclal srcngih,
though prices remain firm. Orders are some
what Stacking up.
The decline in sugars has not yet touched
bottom, and our next Issue will give another
rev sion of quotations.
The wholesale merchants report collections
better than on previous seasons. The volume
of trade II heavier, aud altogether the situation
Is emmeutly satisfactory. The farmer may not
perhaps get quite 20 much for his cotton OF
other produce, but he has never seen the time
when he could purchase so much goods for the
same money,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

iEuNIDE r..
INV loNN, Dec l0-fiuuf-Heayy.
Nhcut-LoVcr, NO g no. Gilu; No. rcd
lc'ciuoer 0il %, Gi1-iUgWlts iauuHrv WE3
@r, ciosiug Nci February Ni dqlc closng
tl3c MAY iei aNlc, closing gsto
Corn-LON eri closing hHsvy, No. q AqfG6lc
elevator, 5iiGaltc nln8t, December. igi =
III DE-, closing igI january isiU4gic. clo.ine
.sici February 4oigse.e closing ass, MAY
3N.u ac, closing 4olt.
Provisions, IrC
tohre--Sp9t fairtio auli and weak, SEE or.
lions icGay but dull; safes g-al bags; neccm.
Ter to, fcbrual go 6A; March ,6iv;NpfiI 80 lA
Susnr-Relne' dulli o. % ndtc, extra G. hi a
tscs White extra e. ,ianLc. yellow ifadft.
mould a GiN1c; standard S observation-disclosures
glcs cas- ioai aud crushed Ilunc. powdered
q 1!ci crt ulalgd Gtc.
Nuiass cs-Quici bui steady.
Hcr--tlm Jld fairly active
iahpW--tlf 90 Sc.
Iu pcutiuc --Firm st 90 3,t.
iurE-s}ntct, mess 80 SiA elul-i
Lard-Lces active: npCgmbyr Sd $500 a1l
january S0dal as 5S February S3i2aG4a.
LIVE STOCK.
Bee es- Receipts, lHi carloads; marEo
closed iuil with 80 carloads o. carry over,
common 20 extra stcori o0S6oo; fancy do a
21sd 30, and % few Christmas catul "a
g a1a6 90
sheep Receipts, 1850; dun aud weak foj
common ana middle grades, but fairly steady
Z Tor good 10 chuicei extremes, 2ia5 10 f5
sheep, and Z 5016 30 Tor ltmns; general sale
at l103 30 for sheep, and 0OG6 90 for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
BROWSWOOD.

y To Alusicians-Let Out ON Bond.
Z The Gazette.
MOOD, TEX, Dec. l6.-The Cy-
gcAl gymnaStic club, gave an eXhi-
night ut the big tent, formerly
ls,,, oy Maj. Penn and recently by
"Iiilms in revival meetings. Dur
eTeet procession the team that
WV 10 the band wagon became
|-sa aud ran away, upsetting the
10y spllllng brass horns and must
az directions. No harm was
= horns. ~ "
Stanford, a young man OF good
aVu Syracuse, N. y, who has
Nv lot three months on a charge
\ ihauit TO murder, was released to-
'oul and left Immediately fol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
LADIES READ CAREFULLY.
ELEGANT Samples Froo,)
FRENCH CREAM OF BEAUTY.

The miracle Of Modern Cosmetics, Tho mOet
ordinary person rendered siriitingiy bcnuti'
fui. 70 odcrta Complete Transformation
and viii staud Tho closest feruiinywith0nt dotee-
ton. P0sseaHes remarkable bleaching prupcrtioH
which quickly remove Hnnbufn, Tan, sun frQeh
our belief 10 itH superiority 10 all other prepare
ipns h 10 great that we VIII send 60 nny address,
free, an elegant sample package Humcioni Tor
iTHuliFo 0u Development hG form. Enclose
siy Sect. stamps for postage ana packing I'D
drcBs, ia sacred confidence, namng this paper,
IHF fKENCH SPECIFIC CO.,
a8i0 Hadi-on Square. PailAdtiphia. Ps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
rsoDucE, PROVISIONS, 1--we sTook
ST. Louis.

PRODUCE
ST. LOUIS, MO-, Dec. ld.-tlour-stead! anu
Wheai~ouiet early, but business. improved
later; opened idlc lower, Improved 3G{c, 1e,
ciined again and closed fully 10 below
,nstcrdaT for Nav. and ais for early futures
No. , rod cash 92lc bid December WI a3, cles-
10 03ic. January g3l6gitC, closing Htci My
81 o ial O2RaI u. closing 81 0liasEed. ft
-GpTn-IOWcr and weak eNcepi MAY, winch
vas well sustained; No. mixed casn 53aci pc
cpmber ;glu83kc, closing a3ic; january ~ 8
,gif closing 3jic; February ii4 dsc' cloainb
sic Aiay 37la sic, closing 5lic 80. ,st,
oats-Flrm but dull NO mlAeu cAhh -ol''
December 2sac; May BIG
Provisions.
Cornmeal--Duli, ~ 61@l ~
Mool- STEADY aud unchanged
whisky. Nominal - o..
provislong. Fairly active, but easier
PORK $40 90 for now, 50 10 Tor ola'
lard Lower at $ -. a "a.
Bulk Meats loose lots long cleat, ~
short ribs, IS 90; short clear, p y3G3 ~
bnynd infs Long clear, "a slGi 81 shoft IlDs'
s5 an short clear, l2,ao Ia -u..
Unron. Quiet; long clear, 393 tholt nus
I0 snort clear, . 6ii
" ~ AFTERNOON HOARD.
,vbcat easy declined ld3ci corn easy ana
sb"de lower; oats steady and unchhhsen'
'N'NN LIVE STOCK.
Cottle-ReCeipts, 293Oi shlpmcne, ~ ~
Liver in bulk; good chipping ~,
Anu l a. 400 10: medium s4 04d4 ~ eomn.o,n
~ az 10. choice "a sO05 co. butchers ealle
~ ~ r. ,,,nd cows and hellers 81 lo@o ~ com
non q Ss92 5O; feeders IS l1ajhVi s'o0Aei
Haas Receipts 400; market w iso iV"o'
lnt active al Sd seas So, closing steasE mar
sheep-I,ecelpts 1900 shipments W. as"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
country Produce mud rru,t.

Oranges Louisiana per hos 81 %.
Mcsbina lcmona- Per box O00a 80,
AppleS-NoriheTn OOdB % per bhl
fotatoos-lrlsh per bu now Northern Soc In
AuCkH.
Dnlons-Northcrn p0r Dbl %
Bcnne--Nayy % ate; med bbls Be; lnrgO lima
3le; small butter ne.
pcnnutH-10 Sc.
cider Half hbl 90.
Cabbage Per crate Northern "a TO co.
Poultry Hens % per dOE; young chickens
90 to- l0i turkeys SOC 10 0Oc goese 2bc 10 6Oc
ducks per dOz IS 3 10.
Eggs-Pcr dO1 lSc.
Froeh Country Buttor--Choicn ~ TO 2hc choice
Western dairy 1891 fancy creamery soc,
Putatues--SwcUt 90 TO loo per bu.
Saucr kraut Per half hi 3 hO
linuanus--ror bunch % 10 3 25
COronuute--pUr 100 90
New pccHus--7c.
Brazil Nuts-l5r.
AlmUnds-#2OC,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
live stock Market.

Bcoves-Grass fed 20.
Cows--lg TO 20.
Muttou--Choice 20 10 225.
llogs-2i to Be per n,
stock Cnttlo--'fhc prices In stock cattle vary,
according 70 locality where raised We quote
different localities Rs follows
Enthusiastically Hrst class ychriinga pcr
head ~ ~ 10 10 90, two your Ods 10 % 10 gJOOi
cows and calves 20 CO.
Western IeNus- lchrlinFe " 90 tots 90; two.
year Odds u 90 { ld ~, COWS md saves ~ 90.
wear olds 10 % to n 0g c0ws and calyoa 10 % "a
100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

pans Dec. lG.--Orders have
y Me-. w, military headquarters,
~ iIV ,ss platte, resembling the
|ai Deeember 4, IN accord
ffla ,.s ssttery y from Omaha
li ,-t Douglas at Salt Lake
y K y, 7 ,crested excitement over
gllV MORMON uprising. Gen.
Wv ,bs reason the first orders
s.I an danger Of the out
Iste 4 passed. Battery ID
!. Y ir,'asslucntly at Fort Douglas
sibilliy Of any disturb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
BnokIen,s Arnlca snlve.

|estsalve in the world for cuts,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
|etter, chapped hands, chilblains,
|nd all skin eruptions, and posi-
pres piles or no pay required. 1t
|nteed to give perfect satisfaction
/! refunded. Price 25 cents per
Tor sale by II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
-. linrllnnte nlsrnverY.

|roleman, schooner Weymouth,
wetn Atlantic City and New
been troubled with a cough SO
4, unablo to sleep, and was in
w Or. Kings New Discovery
Isnption. IL not only gave him
'sBel, but allayed the extreme
InhIs breast. His children were
,Fscted aud Il single dose had
happy effect. DR.. Kings New
|is now the standard remedy IN
NAN household and ON board the
Free trial bottles OF this stand
IN at II. w. Williams & Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
A cnlnrrh Irxohns.

trlE, TENN, Dec. lG. -- One
1 colored men, women and chill
Nd through the city yesterday en-
.bn South Carolina to Arkansas,
hg intend to settle. 1t is stated
trcnps aud high rent caused them
kelocation. Hundreds of others
isDg Preparations to leave next
b points IN Western and South
t.ates, They have made no ar
Iats for employment and believe
1 be had for asking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
A MIscnnsin Fiend.

lUREE, Wis, Dec. lG.-Edward
b, while intoxicated last night,
quarrel with his wife, suddenly
their SiY-months'-old child and
/ on hot kitchen stove. The
the mother attracted the at
Of an officer, who rescued the
fsuested Fairburn. The child
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
These arc SOLID Fncts.

fest blood purifier and system
lieyer placed within the reach OF
! humanity, truly is Electric Bit
tactiyity OF the liver, blliOusness,
constipation, weak kidneys, OF
,ise Of the urinary organs, or who
lliTes an appetizer, tonic or mild
4 Il viii always find Electric Bit
best and only certain cure known
| surely and quickly, every bottle
Nd TO give entire satisfaction oil
lindcd. Sold ut 30 cents a bottle
Williams 4 Co.