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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

CHtcAGo, Dcs. sS-flon,. IL.
changed 'ouf-enici and IN.
WI, wh.s,- Ruled weak early. bp, r,p,o,
cn,s y, u hlghei than Yesterday. ssics NV
Ssii-si ~ NC, closed slFsilc. ,iSnna,v "a,
49, uoaed vic, February Ssiesiir cl,.sa
'a,esstr May s9ia9osc, closed sue ~ N'N'0N
Nprn--s quiet snd easter: cash did. nec.,,,,.
S S1a gSaF @aSllc, closed aiie. lanesrc w y
''t'i N"sea 1850 MAY M' dSllc closed 'l1i,i
-, PROVISIONS WV
49, leader, adluc higher early an, ~
Seuou and closed quiet, cash ~ l0,a "A 49,,
~ So5a 5ssfe January 81 50 asssh Fehfasr,
=, lArd-QaEet, cash S. 95; Jspua,v g, os
February 81 O0d6Oal s - W
=, B.92Sed Hcais-stcady; dry sailed sbo,t,ors
si1cs sss65ss ss 30 rio - 7oai sci short clear
WI AFTERNOON HOARD.
w/eAt-strongcr. 10 higher
Zrn-hasyi year Il lower
/,als-sieady{ May 10 hiehcr.
T fork-2lo higher.
lard-tnchanged.
LIVE STOCK
rue pfQovers' journal reuorta
Nalue-- Receipts, 5000, shiuments ism NAV
htt steady shiplng sicers 81 tO4s 10. storiers
Ana feeders y 2it4 ~. cows. huns and t,i,s5
- soa4 ~ bulk1 s5a5 Uqsjhrough TeNas cattle.
Wy = y sVea Vli steers 81 75dsON
., ~, o.ss-hycelpts, 400 opened strong and
ohetp-hecelpts, $500, shipments 1910; steady /,
nHuEes " tod ~, Western, - 73dS ID; ICY
ans u 'a@ AGO. lambs, s. 5OaA Ja
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
st. LOUIS.
PRODUCE

81. Louis.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. &-Flour daU ana
unchanged,
WheaI-Very doll prices ruled }alc. lower
carly, but advanced i0Ier ana closed STEADY al
g2lc; December aic; January V34dtiic'ol9slnB
a. Bic February, 94tGi5lc, closing ai Yoc' may
81 O09al COL, closing az 81 00Ial o. nid
CoTn--Ncry dull, prices shhde lower thhh
yesterday. No. mixed cash, $40 becGmuei'
32l 81 70. closing at 32tc; January, 5'c, FeufA
ary 33Ic bid; May, 36ic.
0ats-Ouiet and easier; No mixed cash
2G1c; December, &c May, BIC.
PROytstOSs.
Cornmcal-Steady 81 G3dl ~.
Wool-steedy tub washed 20oUci unWasheu
l4a24C Texas wool l0a4hlc.
Whisky u TO-
Provisions steady.
Pork $40 W for new
nnie aeats. Loose lots long clear "a 55i
snort ribs 81 S.; short clear y %; boxed
lots long clear s. sja4 So short RIBS "A va
abort clear s5 U005 o.
Uacon Long clear s. 9oHo Aoi bhoI+ NUS
a. StTl 90. short clear - -.
AFTERNOON BOARD
Wheat-Firm anu ialc higher 49,
Corn-steady and ilrm, advanced iotc'
Oats-Shade better.
LIVE STOCK.
live stock Indicator reports;
Gattle--Receipts 80, shipments &VJi nai
let active and l5c hlgheIi export H'eers " We w,
4 ~: common 10 good shipping y uyat ~
butcher steers g 55aa - common 70 too9 og '
= zoos 30 feeders s. 5o0S oOistockers - AOe
93 eloan ieasipIs 300; shipments .5ooi active
ana balOc higher; s. iQa5 .. 80. -,
~ shec,,- Recsipts 900; shipments 110i narAol
Ann On GOD quiet on common eNtieHp'
range s. 0oad %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Christmas Dinners.

, TO II, Hardcastle's meat market on
therford, between Main and Rusk,
Meats for your Christmas dinners, He
choice collection OF all kinds OF
beef and pork, also venlson and
OF all kinds dressed in the very
! style aud fashion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Boiler Explosion.

AARRIsBURG, PA, Dec 23.-While test
NE boilers OF the Lochael Rolling mill
morning prior to starting up the
*, which had been idle some years,
oi the boilers exploded and scattered
steam and debris everywhere. over
thousand persons were in the vicinity
pc time. Six were injured, two seri-
" Tho cause OF the explosion rs as
.ed to oyercharging the boiler
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Liquors and Cigars.

Whisky-Recuncd 10 70 10, az por proof,
sour mash, two .year.old, " 70 10; three.
year old, 20 10 1906 fancy eztra old whisky
lc1to5O0.
Winea-NlBTet, per case, % 70 1900, as per
quality Cutawba, per gallon, g0e 10 ! ~; port
20 70 3 Oy sherry, per gallon, ~ 10 O0 Nc
delra, per gallon, 100 70 %, white wine, ia
4 nse, aO0t0 1910,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Dissolnien of Connrtner.hlp.

~ copartnership heretofore existing
syeh 3. w. Rowland and Lewis D..
y "a me Hotel Brunswick is this day
laYNed by mutual consent, $. w. Row
assumes all liabilities and is alone
a /, to collect all bills due the late
: S. w. ROWLAND,
LEWIS S. Held.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

pints TO- glass quarts TO- glass half gal co.
glass gal. 4 20 glass hoN gal. 6 TO-
Wrapping 'papor--Rag and straw as to 7Ac,
SnuH-Garrotts 6.oE. II - pOr case 2.uA. & 30
l.o2. 80; Ralph'A Goa. 10 10; l-oz, . 2ai l-oz
90; dental 9 o.. 10 OOi 4. on. 400,
Canned Goods--Prices per dozen: Pine ap
pies, standard 81 s5i pcaohos, standard, MS,
] IS, ms, . 2aT hOi seconds, MS, 1 AZ bR,
l 20; tomatoes, standard, ms, %. seconds. 9
bR,-----i bH. / 2bi green corn 1901 90; green
peas b5; gooscborries, l2h, raspberrles 30,
oysters, fun weight. 10 lai 9 n 10, light
D -; mockorol. M QOcal 90. sGrdlncs,
American 90 casej imported. "a 90 ease straw
berries , n j 90; blnrkbNrrirs I 20; green gnVcs
--- eagle condensed milkS2a.
soaps 1904 90 per case
BaKging-lfb standard nc; IAN lie.
Tlos-NrroW and Dcttn hh.
tlour-Bcst patents % pcr 100 Ms hRlf-pGt.
net 70 per lCo bsi third grade 90 per 100 ms
fourth grade 10 per loo rs,
Corn meal--Pcr buRhel soc
liominy and grlts--porhh l 90
Oltmonl--PCr half hbl 20,
Cracked WheAt-.Pcr u Go.
tdckcrs-h soda uci SNN soda Olc cfcnm
slc gugcr snaps 7lc lemon creama no
Sundries--starch &C.; Candlos, tull boxes, l2ic
halves quarters stick candy Htn 1910 fancy
TO 10 lGc rOpc, D basis, do cotton, liC; herring
imported, ! % per kcg. Balslns, LAYER 3 no.
cider crab apple, 1907 Missouri 800. Vinegar
- To 2ic Concentrated lyo 2 70 10 GO. Jugb,
glazed, lie per goL Crocks, glazed Zoe per Eli.
Dried peaches 90 ACE. Indigo 100 pCr n,
Blueing HJGTl 90 dozen. ColCnAu's mustard
1901 bO dozen MnccGt0ni, imported, Toe 10
american 100 box, Buckets, two hoopa. "a
dozen; wen buckets % dozen, BrnomB ! asa
3 ~ dozen. Brilliant oils, bhla. 1906 Eupion do
2sc do. 2 , cases 10; brilliant ca5ea . l0i
DO Y oascs 3 . Baking powders, bur
llci 10 cans 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Hnrdenstle,s NInrlset

the place to get fresh beef and pork
game of every kind well dressed and
" for cooking. See his Christmas
Nay OF meats before you buy your sup
s. Remember the place on Weather.
! between Main and Rusk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 23.-Cotton-spot closed
fair business.
ordinary 4ld; good ordinary 49-lGd. low
middliug i'd mddling upiands ID; mlddling
ordinary lGd
Total sales, 10000; American, olOO' Imports,
"a, 200; American, l2,0)0.
Futures closed easy, ! point lower. juno
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. Dec, 23.--Cotton-spot
closed oasy; lGc lower
Gross receipts, 1928 bales,
Sales, 2G7 bales.
Stock, lO9 ,230 bales.
Ordinary, &c, good ordinary, nc low mid
ding, SIC; middng, SIC; good middling, 9ici
mlddling fair ole.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
A Grand Gift.

lie you chance in the $4,000 suit to
Iyen away by Fakes & Co. on January
Every purchase amountingito $50 en-
| you to ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
New oricnns.

. PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Ere,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec 23 Flour -Dull
and nominal
Con-Dall and lower; white isc; MIXED.
iici yellow l5c.
Oats--l Unchanged.
Cornmcal-t Unchanged
llay--Steady
Hog Products-nu and dropping,
Pork-S9 s7l
Bulk Meats-shouldors 50 75i long clear and
clear rib, Is CO.
Reconsideration 50 SO; long clear, s. 7Si
clear rib, S. 90,
Hame--sD bOdlO %.
! -.
CoGee-Duli common to prime Rio cargocs
1aQlc.
Rlco-Quiet but steady Loui,lana ordinary
TO prime 8iG5lc.
Cotton seed Pruducts-Dull and dropping;
prime crude oil 23c; summer yellow, SOe3lc
cake and meal, lsl VI iglC,
sugars-Stoady, with fair demand; Iouiel
ana open kettle choice 5dbfc. strictly primo
and prime Aludc Louisiana ccutrlfu gals,
choice white 6lc, of white Gc choice yellow
CHARMED 1Idtci prime ditto 5iG5jc, seconds A
G53C.
Mols-sn, -Dull, and dropping; lower grades
have declined, open kettle choice AUHA2c
strictly prime 31a3Hc prime @dJgc, fair 300
22ci ccntrilugals dull ana nominali interior to
good prime liGssc
ENchango--Ncw York eight nommally "a,
puri bankers sterling nominal.
tlcarings OF the banks Sl,s2o,6l3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Now Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La Dec. 2j.--Cotton-spot
closed easy.
Low ordinary &c; ordinary &c; good ordinary
Sc low middllng Sic; middling 5 II i6c; good
niddling . l6c; mlddllng fair lOc; fair lie
Salcg, $500 bales.
Futures opened and ruled steady closing
steady at ! to 4 points lower than yesterdays
close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

. 'lese days of aduiteratlon, It is re-
y and pure cigar at nickel. Buy
uIlly at A. Stert's gun store, FOG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

Piles, flStulp, rupture and
g.lla radically cured, Book OF par
Nv. l.aIs '0cents in stamps. World 8 DIS
wy Medical association, Buffalo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

Twelve month"; clip. light. one and medium
IialTS' nuo heavy % fight lla4ci IS months
iight, fine b ihcdHm. i1al3c; fail. lne
heavy -; fan light nne medium --i
cOarfc So i9c.
iildes-No heavy y D.. hides, ige per Of No
heavy 49, No liRht l5c, No. light i2c
DRY safed--lOG lgc; bull hides loo; glue ~
green salted 7ci butchers green &C..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

Slowing handsome line OF Vienna
| wood chairs in walnut and mahog-
cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
ON CHANGE.
Cotton Was Lower Testerday-Money
Easy-The Grain Markets
We're Irregular.
Tho transactions In Live stock Were Fair
The Provision Market was steady
The Quotations.


MONEY.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Monoy on call easy AZ
gas per cents prime mercantile paper fa5.
Foreign exchange dull az "a SO for siNtv dave and
"a osi for demand.
ENGLISH CoSSOLS.
LONDON, Dec. N.-Consols closed, ~ SIG for
money; 99l for account.
STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S---rhe following WOO tho
oilcial closing quotations at the New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Total value o. beet pork aud dairy

The local grain market has not recovered iis
former strength, and all the cereals quoted, cN-
cent wheat, arc slightly under quotations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
staple Dry Goods.

Printa-standHrd prints, new styles, Alci Al
ien,'s ian'ies 1ioi Amcrean cSlG; Arnold SPei
COnostoga 6lc DunkiTlg Aic; punncll--,lac.
quardH Go, Dunnull-sAtlnoB 5lCi Gloucester
Lodi ilc Manchester 5l6 Pacific 5lc; sout
bridge Do steel River ilo; simpson linen
finish DO; Windsor blC fnncy pluke 6ici
slater solids Ole; Peabody sollds 6lc Berlin
solids 5lc Durham solids tici Victoria black
Alc steel River chintZ 0lC.
Heavy Brown ShCetlng-A Atlantic Z "a NO,
Albany ~ &c; Atlantic "A &c; Clifton
g g G ~ &c; Lawrence LIZA blc; Rutland 9
g "A 6lc; Glendale A A ~ Glci Enterprise H
u a. dc; Tam O'ShHntrr 4,A Ole. Chapman a
~ 30; Belfast "a BIC, Rose Valley a. 70 3;
~ TO-
Wide brown shectlng-L 10. isc. PEN
broke lOi igc, Mongdnork iu.l islc, Lancaster
lo4. lsc; Pepporell 10 2lci Boaton lOl 23ci
Lockwood 1914 Pyle.
wide Blcachcd Shooting 2OA Boston 21cj
l0-A Poppercll pc; 1914 Pcmhroke 20ci 1914
Monadn0rk 1910, 1914 Lowell lQci l0.4 Lock
wood 2lcj - Quiuncbarry Jo % Pembroke
l2lc,
6olorod Ducks-Montaup SIC; Boston Oh
lOiC, Everett II - llc; PatuXcnt lO.Oz l2lCi
Eagle brown lies Warren mile lie.
1lCkingH-- AmOskOag i 9 A re, Arnaapha As
70; Cornwall " SCI Whittcniou 900 lari Glen
Riddle lci Lewiston @ineh lie, ocean 5!o,
Hickory stripes-N Extra stout blnc OF brown
alc Mechanic, blue, &c; JcWctt CITY lci Rock
River, olne and brown sc' Eagle, blue GIc, I'm
caeyillo n Columbian see.
.Giughams--I Zephyr 0C Piunkct &c. GHpgow
fancles &c GlntRow droes styles eici Brighton
Gle Earlston De, Scotch B0GtfOld Sc York
check jic, slAttoTyille checks de- Nubian dress
STYLES sc; Argyle etaplca elcI Dates fancics SCI
LochlomOnd ic
LlnseyB- Cumberland lilci Calumet l0c Fair
Play lBci Imperial lscl Geneva iAci hdr,Aliu
~ g; Budford 1910; clifton Sec WludHOr Nc.
Jeaps-kluyyer Sc; Abb0tsfprd iic, Jelc-
graph l3c; CoyihgtOn lic, POlAria i7iC; lloonier
ne, Imperial lie. bennington Isle American
zoe; Silver Peak Doc, GLAND 21c; Texas Doe.
skin 2tCi Great Southern 32Ci Humboldt Bic;
Canonlcnl Doeskln Soc.
Country Produce and Fruit.
OrhnRos-i Louisiana per box "A 10.
hcssina LcmOns-Per box O1U5 50
Apples--Nprthern 2iW3 ~ per Dbl.
P0tatocs-lrish per bu new Northern N0c IN
gacks.
OnloDs-Norihern per Dbl 30.
Bcans-Nhvy 3ldsci med bula oci largo llma
SIC; small butter q
pemutz--70sc.
Cidey--Half Dbl { 20.
Cabbage-Por crate Northern 70 10 o.
pOnltry-iICuH 20 per dor, young chickens
! 90; Turkeys 900 10 Gnci geese 25c 70 Goo
I ducks per dor 20 10 o.
EgKs-Per d0z lIlC.
Fresh Country Bntfor--ChoiGa Do 70 GOO choice
Western dairy lsci fancy creamery 3NU,
P0tutoes--swcet 93c III O1 per bn
9auer kfHut Per half Dbl %.
Ranauar-p Cr bunch ~ 70 20.
C0cuanutH--Per lUgt NJ.
now FcCans-Oc.
HfaYil NutE-l5c.
Z A a r. fls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Cotton--spot closed
quict;l &c lower.
Sales, liz bales.
Ordinary, GlSl6c; good ordinary, s3.lGc (;
low middling, &c; middllng, 5-lGc; good mid
l3-Gc; middling fair. 10 Z Ice.
Futures closed barely steady generally to
points lower; October 3 points lower
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-10
o'Neills Patent Inoandsscent, Plat.
mum Lamp.

On last Wednesday night Prof.
O'Neill, the inventor of this wonder
full light, had one of his lamps on ex-
hibition at Mckee Il Co.'S, wholesale
grocery, on Main street, and from the
time it was lighted till the house was
closed, The quality and beauty of the
light thrown from this lamp was dis
crssed by the large number of our
most prominent citizens who inspect
ed it. The light is similar to the ia
nous electric light, but it has advan-
tages over it in the regularity and
evenncss with which it distributes
light to all parts oftho room.The store
room lighted Wednesday evening was
S5x25 feet, and only one lamp was
used TO light The entire building, rem
dering 1t light enough TO read i'll any
part of the store room. The light
used represented $50 candle power
The most important feature of this
light is, you get more light and 4
better quality for less money than
any character of light yet offered fol
the benefit of those who want d
smooth, strong and brilliant light. 1t
is adapted to the use ofcoal oil, water
and vapor gas, and all grades of Pc
troleum. Being male of the best gur
metal, this lamp will last for years
cannot get out of order, requires NJ
attention, and can be attached to an,
drop, and lighted by electricity whel
desired. Lamps are manufacturer
for outdoor and indoor purposes
ranging in power from one to so
candle power, retailing from $40 Il
Sl5, the price of which is sufficient,
low for the superior light that is fur
uished by the lamp. The lamps ar
manufactured in louisville by tn
Platinum Light CO., to whom letter
can be addressed by those wanting in
formation in full about the light.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-10

Our stock Of Cloth
ing can not be sur
passed in style, fit or
prices. We'pride our
selves this season on
our stock Of Goods
and if you will give us
a call, we will take
pleasure in showing
you through our ele-
giant stock and you
will not fail to leave
our stock without
making a purchase
Our stock is com
plete in all it S
branches.
NJ. FRANKEL & SONS.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-10
THE OTHER SIDE.
Sequel to a Queer Case.

1t will be remembered that an
article appeared in this paper IN
March, giving the details ofa queer
case that came mp In court. Upon
the testimony of &. w. Ransom and
his son, man named Thos. Stevens
was indicted for hog-stealing. Ran
som exhibited the ear and tail of .
hog found IN Stevens possession and
stated that they belonged to his
missing hog. Tho details of the case,
taken from the statement of the Com
monwealth's Attorney, based on Ran.
SONS evidence, were giving in our
columns, Now comes the other side.
A Trustworthy gentleman from the
neighborhood in north Christian
where the affair occurred was in the
city this week and related TO a SouTn
KESTUCKIAN representative a very
different version from that given 10y
Mr. Ransom. lie says that a certain
hog had been running around Stew.
ems premises all winter and he had
vainly tried TO find an owner for 1t.
After notifying all his neighbors,
Stevens decided to kill the hog while
1t was fat, saying that whenever the
owner could be found he stood ready
to pay him the full value of the hog
With the full knowledge ofhis neigh
bors, he killed the hog on Monday
and cut up the meat. On Tuesday
Mr.. Ransom appeared looking for a
lost hog. Our informant says that
snow fell Monday night and that
Ransom could not have followed a
trail in the woods as he said. .Stey-
ems promptly told him he had killed
the hog and the ear and tail were
hunted up, the family assisting in
the search, and Ransom iden iiled the
ear as belonging to his hog, notwith'
standing that his hogs ear had been
frozen of halfway down aud this
,one's had not. Stevens offered Ia
pay Ransom, giving conditional
note which was TO become null and
void If better claim was established
Ransom at first agreed to this ant
Esq. Geo. Myers was designated t.
write the note, but before 1t could b'
done Ransom changed his mind ant
had Stevens arrested and indicted
Before 3he trial came off Ransom'
hog came home aud the indictmcn
was dismissed. The tables have nov
turned and Stevens has sued Ransom
for 5000 damages. Messrs. Bnsl
aud Hays are his attorneys. This J
The version of the affair given by on
of the most reliable men IN that par
of the country and If II is true Stew
ems has been wrongfullY placed be
fore the pnblic. We have presente
both sides of the case as related to II
by those protesting to know the fact
and leave the public to draw its ow
conclusion in the matter.
There appears to be a very awE
ward mistake somewhere, but it is
pity that neighbors cannot settl
their troubles without going to Law
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-10

Sales by Alternately Il Co., of A
IIhds. tobacco as follC IS;
90 lIhds. medium to good leaf
from-$l0 rs 10 s GO.
II Ilhds. good har and Tugs from---$
5io7 so.
Market steady Gu all except long
bony tobaccos which were lower.
Sales by Buckner 81 Woodbridge,
April 8, 1885, of As hhds. as follows:
10 hhds. medium leaf, IS 90 to 8 10.
IL hhds. common and low leaf,
81 % tot 50.
5 hhds. medium Tugs, So % to 6 70.
Ii hhdS. common and trashy Tugs,
So 90 to 5 so.
We regard the market strong and
full for all Kinds, and prices fully
sustained.
Sales by Hancock, Frasher Il Rags.
dale, April 8, 1885, of 70 hhds. as fol.
lows:
l6 hhds. fine and good leaf-$l3 90,
II w, Ill 5O, Ill %, III Oh, Ill 0U, III w,
IL 90, IL 90. 10 SO, 10 %, 10 90, 10 co.
10 90, 10 90, 10 90.
"a hhds. medium leaf, from IS co.
to 8 70.
l6 hhds. common leaf, from 81 &c
to 7 80
ID hhds. good lugs, from Sc 20 tc
Z Is.
4 hhds. common trashy lugs, from
SIS 90 to 5 30.
Market strong on all grades, com
mon leaf and good Jugs fully &c
higher.
Sales by Cant & Gather, of 81
hlrls. as follows.
IL hhds. good leaf from-$9 90 t.
IL so.
% hhds. common and medium leal
from-$7 20 to s so.
16hhds. Tugs from-$5 90 to 6 So
Market strong on all grades.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-10

We are now open
ing our New Spring
Goods, and the bal
ance will be in this
week; we defy compe-
titon in styles and
prices, and we only
ask an inspection of
our goods as we teel
satisfied we can
please you. Our
stock was bought for
cash, and will be sold
for cash at the bot
tom prices; we can
save you money if
you will let us. Don't
forget our stock of
ready-made clothing
for Men, Youths and
Children as they can
not be excelled.
JONES & co.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-10
socIALITIEs.

Mr., N. b, Shyer has gone east.
Prof. II. G. O'Neill, of Louisville, il
In the city.
Miss Katie Buckncr has been quite
Ill for some days.
Miss Cammie Martin is visiting
friends in Cadiz.
Mr.. Joe. Buckner has accepted q
position with Mess. Forbes Il BRO.
Mrs. II. |. Martin has moved into
one of the new cottages OH Maple St
DIR. w. +. Pomroy, of Wallonia
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. j. Sites left for Louisville
on Il visit 10 relatives, last Tuesday.
Mr.. II. &. Richards, has returned
from business trip 10 the east.
DR.. s. Jay Crumbinc, late of this
city, has located at S,ockvillc, Kan
sas.
Mr.. Jos. VI. Frankel has returned
from business trip TO the eastern
cities.
Mr.. J. G. lIord and family are
visiting in Hopkins county, thi
week.
Miss Lizzie Billiard has taken po
sition IN the dry goods establishment
Of N. Il. Shycr.
Mr.. II. C. Ballard returned THU
week from al extended visit Il
Georgia.
Grand Master, John II. Orndorll
OF the Masonic fraternity, was In the
city last week.
Mrs. Frank Rogers Is now presiding
over the ladies' department of c. NJ
J.atham's dry goods store.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Rodger', left Wednes'
day for the eastern cities, to buy hel
spring stock of millinery goods.
Reys. V. w. Doris aud ]. W
Cant, of Elkton, were in the cit,
Tuesday, the guests of Mr.. A. W
Pyle.
Mr.. Prentiss Mercer is still confined
TO his bed from the effects Of tn,
wound received by hatchets falling
of a roof aud cutting cash in hi
shoulder.
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Certificate Of Pomroy's Chill Cure

CHURCH HILL, KY, Aug. 3, 1854
For year or more, | had been hav.
ing chills; and could find nothing Ia
cure them. | tried quinine and many
other things, but the chills continued
to get worse until l despaired of evel
curing them. finally tried Pom.
roy's chill cure and from the first dose
of it until this time l have not had q
chill. | am now in fine health and
entirely cured of the chills. / say
positively that Pomroy's chill cure i,
splendid medicine and to my Ger.
tain knowledge it will cure the wors
case Of chills. NJ. NJ. HAMBERRY.
Dec-0 .ly,
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Mr.. G. w. JaTetLan old and highly
esteemed citizen, died on the 7lh, al
the residence of his son, Mr.. G. +.
jarrett. He was in the 18th year OF
his age. The funeral took place from
the Southern Presbyterian church
yesterday. morning, at IL o'clock.
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]. D. RUSSELL

which we guarantee are as pretty
and handsome as any ever offered in
this market. A full line of handsome
RUGS, all of which are offered at the
Lowest Prices.
We have good stock of mems GUS
tom-made BOOTS, which are the
very best that are made.
Also a full line of ladies' misses
and children's SHOES for winter.
Mems Rubber Boots s. Shoes.
Ladies' Overshoes.
Mems Long Rubber Over Coats.
Ladies' &c misses Rubber Gossa-
mer Circulars, and boys Coats.
A large stock of good Warm Gloves.
Mems Underwear, Net Shirts and
Drawers. l also have good stock
of the celebrated "Pcarl Shirts" both
Numbered and unlaundered.
Our general stock of staple
DRY GOODS
is full and complete. We cordially
invite all of our friends and the whole
trade of the city and county to give
us call, for we thank you sincerely
for your patronage.
Respectfully,
J. .. Russell.
SEPT. IL. 1884.
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Notice.

The books for subscription for
stock in the 7th series Of the Hop
kinsville Building and Loan Asso-
citation will be opened on and after
April LIST, 1885 at the Office of Long,
Garnett & Co.
Tnos w. LONG, Treas.