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The Tombstone., 1885-03-21
Ire aSure Trove. SPRINGFIELD. O.. March !:

SPkiSGFIELD, O., Aarcn Zl.
 Jeff Carothers yesterday found in the trunk of an old tree he was fellin. several hundred gold and silver coins. The gold is mostly of English and Spanish coinage. The find is worth several thausand dollars
 ROME, Ga, March 2l.-John Byrd, citizen of this place, while digging in his garden, turned up several pots of treasure, one of which contained l,200 gold dollars. It was on place owned by a wealthy family named At taway during the war, and the money was undoubtedly buried to hide it from advancing fsderals.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-21

battery. w. N. Van Vallenberg, 2 clerk in the office of the Mi,hi gan Cen tral railroad, is the ass;.ilant. Brooks said he hoped the case would be settled without tine appearance in court of the young lady who was the innocent cause of the affrav.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-21
TIE French government sends dy-

TIE French government sends dy- nanitrrs over the border and warns them not to return. Every other gov ernmont should do the same thing There D no I art of the civilized worn in which they have rights which gov ernments are bound to respect. Let them understand, wherever they go. that they must "move ou."
The Tombstone., 1885-03-21
GOO.

FRANCE proposes to March on Pc kin. There is nothing to prevent sc far as the Oh nese are concerned.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-21
LyacheA.
ONAHA, Neb., March 2l.

OMAHA, Neb., March 2l.
 4sasre reports reach here of the 3yaching st Fairfield, Clay county, Neh, sf Eliza Taylsr and her brother, Thomas Jenes! Early in January Rsbsvs Roberts, . neighboring home
The Tombstone., 1885-03-21

TIE annual revenues of the govern nent of Great Britain are e2l0,OOO, GOO.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-21
JAMES y. NASH,

THE Book of Mormon is printed in eight different languages.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31
STATE NEWS.


Gov Pingree has appointed Franklin
Scott OF Bennington special prosecutor Of
criminal ofienses.
There we're Ito inmates 10 the House Of
Correction on the 10Th, ne largest number
that Vas ever 10 the institution.
The new edition Of the city directory Of
Darlington contains 400 more names than
The previous edition. having 660O.
W. T. Bowman, the vsli kns-s ysopris.
TOR Of the MsmphrsmAsog sad Van Nes
houses, has gone 10 Cincinnati, into the
silk housc Of Ssavy. Foster 1 Bowman.
The Montpelier Wstchman has moved
oct Of its old quarters 70 give Uncle Sam
the site Of iis building for postoiaes. end
into Sabin's block. where II has thres
floors.
The annual meeting Of The Vermont
Mssiuo Sheep Breeder association will be
lsld 1t the town hall. Middlsbury,
Wednesday, January 10. 1885. bssinning
d 10 o'clock q n.
While Mr.. GriaI,h vas helping load .
sais ct ths depot In wolcoss for L. A. Til.
lotson. last week. plank broke, letting
tho safe down on his arm. smashing The
bosss shove the elbow % badly that the
arm bad 10 be anputsted.
Mra Patrick Asan. 81 yea,s Of a9s and
The oldest person IN Fair Hsvso. vAs re-
Gently seized. With . coughing 6t and
choked 10 death.
Skinner 1 Hall Of Orwell have rsosstly
sid four ysars-old marc BY Ben Frank.
lin. 70 ". q. Burlsish Of whitehall. y.
T.. ior e3oo0.
A. Z. Perkins Of Pomfrst hes inventej
"Ysnkee corn and potsto planter" which
farmers sAy Is practical succsss. and The
Higesnnm Manufacturing company Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

E1tat0 Of ELtA6 BkNTLEY
The undersigncd, having been appointed oy
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, 70 receive, examine and
adjust I'll clsine End demands Of al persons
against the estate Of
Rliss Bentley, lsts Of Manchester
n sald District deceased, and Ill claims sxhib.
lied in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that
late dwelling house OF the said deceased,
on the 7Srd day Of June neat. from O'Clock,
An. until o'clock P. n, Of said day. and that
six months from the 23rd day ofDecsmber, D.
1885, 10 the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims to Us for e1am-
ination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 2Srd day OF Do.
A. II. JUDs0N, I cou,,.
s3Sw MIRIAM HARD,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

Geo. Andrews. oversser Of The Lowell
Carpet Corporation. vas. for over twenty
years. before bis removal. 70 Lowell. az
hicted with salt rhsum in IL worst form.
IL alterations covered more than half The
surface Of his body aod limbs. He was
entirely CURED BY Ayers SarsspariliA Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

Il
} coassstiss vilaavs o. " naxasl
sszs spring.
Capt ". |. cod Daaby rsesivsd
his oonsissis possas>s Thsvday |
morning. and Aonevss innsdiaasly |
moved froa AdLa s>crto Bood's block. |
- rods sway. C. Bsd's Victory wss
esisbrssed With Asuk an oyster sup.
per and dance.
The house Of Ia \ palnss 10 Hinea-
burg has bses bsSss ibe 10 ysss viii
nysssrious rappinss 4 olhss uncasny
phsaonsaA Psoplshs Aooisd froa
miles around 10 Asss lsoundA Nov u
y learned thaa lcyA clA girl in ths
family has been iooli.s en- al shb time
oy series Of clever trio,
Son'h Londonderry = possnassss Y.
N. Wood. IL bssst vii troubles thss
promise 70 ecss bis plaesyccording 70 ths
brastlsboro RAiernss. 1 bssissss naa
Of that tova rsesatIy pod . lslAss viii
; peculiar snvslsss. sos9aisg $50 nd
two checks Tor ~ vsrnos national bAal
81 Brssslsboro. The lssaa sassos b trao
d beyond Woods odis@ In isvssieatial
lhis matter il tvrns up that Wood hold
- once on shares via Postmssts
sa'sh. Who resigned 10 hvor q Woo
'eovsdsd The rsesipts b divided asd "
'nos b kept II Smiths store.
Walter Hadlsy shot Rdsar Hayes .
lyndon vile. Monday night two balls sn
I'd struck bin twica, Anu shss .s,st-s
lin. Hadky rstarnsd ths Ore, KILN
Hayes Instantly. Brass knssklss 90
Hayes revolvsr wsrs tcsad lying bssid
be dead nan. Hsdl1g xsasssssd hinss
Up ct onsA fAsss bed bssa tsoabls bs
ween the men before.
The grand jury made IL report Il III
United States court q Rutland Thursda
morning. indIcting Edwin ". Smith I
Jhestsr fos webbing The nails = Gasssti
November 4. Fnsnk Libby ios making TAI
fidavits to ct : psnsisn. Smith pleads
utility, and W. ssatsnssd 70 . year n th
'euss Of correctisa. No isdietmsut VI
exported against =. A. Bowlss. the ex.ban
resident OF st. Aibaas. Smith il onl
9 years old. and Jldes wheeler remind
d him that his sentsnes - . lsaient On
q that account. The eoart adjourned :
December % 1t Brattlsboro
II 10 said that Vermont soldiers VII
,ere drafted in 1868 have concluded /
old convention for the purpose Of con
idsriug their interests in oonnectio
nth pensions. Where arc the commu
alton men?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

The editor OF the Barton Monitor has {
card Of thanks 10 somebody who sent him
beautiful walnut easy chair for the Of
fce." The arm, to rest tho scissors sl-
bow upon. 10 something new in YER
mont newspaper Office. and is reckoned OK.
tremely nice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

II is wise to provide against emergsn.
cies which are liable to arise In every fam.
lily. A cold may BE- dangerous thing. or
not, depending upon the means It hand
TO combat It. In sudden attacks Of cold.
Group. asthma, etc.. Ayers Cherry PEG.
toral will prove your best friend.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

Backachs. Sharp Pains. Rheumatism,
Kidney Diseases. Torpid Liver, Lung
Troubl,s or Lsmsness in any part quickly
cured bv re Hop Ploslsr. The soothing
and ain.killinl- virtues Of Hops combined
with strengthening Gums and Extracts.
The best porous plaster ever maze. 10o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

The temporary bridge between BurliDg-
ton and Winooski has gone down stream
again. making the third time. II vent
early Thursday morning, and what 10 do
the folks do not know.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

friedrich May Of Hancock ana Eugene
Spencer Of Rochester we're Ane. nss VISA
for robbing clothes lines. stealing DoOss
and parts Of harness from their neigh 'O''
In Rochester aud vicinity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

Hunts Remedy ia valuable and it, boz.
e6ts are permanent. Cured me Of kidney
disease" SULLIVAN FENNER. Provi-
dence. r. /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

REV. E. J. WHITNEY Of Clarkson, N.
Y, says Gilmors's Aromstic Wine for
Female Weakness. stands without rival.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31
REPORT of the condition Of the

pEPORT of the condition Of the
~ FAc-oRY POINT NATIONAL BANK, 1t Factory
Point. in the State Of Vermont. at the close Of
business, December 2ith. 1885.
Tan. and discounts. Siil, 1857 O6
= roras n secure circulation, 10000 90
n.s sror, annroved reserve agents. $40 IS
Trvr,tnre. IN Axtures. 1900 90
rs.-.rt Ernenses ana taxes paid. S98 81
D..rs,r,rs Ma 1000 90
Checks and other Dash Items, 2si q
Kin Of other Banks, 1888 90
fractional paper currency, nicksls, ~ :.
$3.50 5000 90
Ixcsi tender notes, 2.700 90
Seos X p"r "sn ss Of cirCuIstionl. 900 90
Total. $l52.O69 81
s .s.srt osid in. t75,OOO 90
Dspua vund ~ ~ ~
surpius Npssats, s.xoS 70 e
undivided Il Notes outstanding. 1900 %
EsHoneI bs ,osits suject 10 check, o. ves ~
'eaiv'oaa ~ stss " deposit. s,eii u
tiJs.Css 81
Nssy 81 Isnni.stss. e., !.
TN ~ SH.. var Of he sbovs.s 49,
,.sl 40 :oIsmnjy var shat tn ssoSs s s's suS
nsne 10 true 70 is best o. ~ know ~
belief ~
Subscribed and sworn 10 be. orc mo THE SOL
q. MAarrs. .'s.ry Public.
Correct-Attest:
RoBERr AXES.
D. h. WILSON, Directors. |
3 ALLEN L. 0RAvxs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

WA 1asy ~ ~ ~ ssvsAss cast~sA
Wa sAs ~ GAIA, ~ ssssi r. CsstssiA
Wa - bssaas Aiss. ~ ding = Cassria,
wha ~ ~ CAnlsss, ~ ssvs 49, CsstsssA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

Wells' ssRsugh - Ceras'.
AK for Wells Rough % Corns." l6o.
Complete. permanent cure. COINS, warts
Conions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

Osellns % Mss.
Nervous veskness, Dyspepsia. Impo-
tsnea, asxual Debility. cunsd By "Wsll's
Health. Remover" q,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31


barlow Flake l. quite iesbis.
-Ms. Amos Jenkins l. on The sick list
III. T. FaEpum IL sojouraing 10 Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Hsary Bolster IL under The doe.
tors care.
Mrs Jsas Rishssdson spsnt Christ-
nsa out Of torn.
Geo. r. Parker nsds flying trip
through town lest week
Mr.. and Mira Jerry Clayton we're 10
town lest vsst visiting friends.
WIN. Jaqusth Is making preparations
70 bald mill in The s<sr future.
Allie Tstsls. son Of Luther Tnttls.
u rusnia9 ths sngiss Tor o. J. Estsbeook.
--Ons Of the latest arrivals 10 town Il
Al Cobb and judging froa ~ sppssrascs
his business 10 Of . private seizure
AT The aanaal meeting Of Farmers
asd Mechssirs Hall Association only three
nsnhen appeared. Nov II the isters&s
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14
Tobacco as a Disinfectant.

''There is a general impression that
tobacco is disinfectant, was said to
an uptown physician. elf you 20
into a place where the air is rank or
laden with obnoxious vapors," said
the physician, tobacco smoke will aid
you in escaping any evil results. You
will certainly find the air less offensive,
even if it is no less rank. But if the
tobacco itself becomes tainted, or con-
tains any poisonous substance, you
will discover that it is just as good q
transmitter as anything else. A cigar
holder would enable man to escape a
good many of the penalties that all
incur, and l tried it for
lime. / discovered however, that the
holder became a nuisance to my
patients, and SO 1 again began smok-
ng my cigars in the old ."-Neso
York Sun.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14
KIT CARsON'S LEGACY.

Geronimo and his murderous band
Are rading the fresh young Western land
Toriuring women and scalping men,
Making of ranches noisome fen,
And OF settlements a slaughter-pen.
Hi hi bill To the pale-face DEATH
Muiilate SONS ere their waning BREATH
Murder mothers, and babies brain
Scatter bullets like peting rain,
And tcour away TO The hills againl
III.
Bloody Apaches, dev Is accurst
Over our homes IN a cyclone burst; -
Making widows Of fair young wives,
Taking innocent children's lives,
Gashing loved ones with reekirg knives.
".
Mercy to such is thrown away,
The ri1e-ball is their only pay;
The bayonet-prod and the Gatling-gun,
And the cavalry charge from which they run
Are the bravest and best thing to be done.
V.
Guilty friends of that fiendish foe
Whose trail is wet with the tears Of woe,
] hink what Kit Carson wisely said
When lie gazed on a settlers CORY bed,
"An Indian good is an Indian deddp'
-Ddyid Graham Adee.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14

Somebody says that the odor OF fresh paint
may be removed from a room by placing
saucer OF ground coffee in the apartment.
Now we understand why 1t is man generally
chews ground coffee when he is painting the
town.-Puck.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14

"All l want is a single heart" writes 9
poetess. Trying to oil bob-taIl flush. ehl-
Nesonaan Iadepentient
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14

Opening OF the scason-uncovering the mus
tsrd pot.--Bos,on Bulletin.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14

: y
and Robin Lindsay gave no sign of
claiming 1.-THE one flower in the world
for him."
Need il be No. MetaP" said her
mother once more. Lord Castleman
is well born, distinguished, polished
gentleman, and an upright man.
What fault can you find in himp"
None" said Meta, YEARLY. She
thought that life would have been
easier to her if her suitors had been q
little less unexceptionable.
Then, my dear, why do you not ac-
cept himP Do you know, Meta, what
is the natural conclusion when a girl
behaves as you doP"
yes" said Meta, hastily. 1.-The
natural conclusion, the only conclu-
sion, is that she likes her home and
her mother too well to leave them"
Lady Mary put aside the flattery
with lofty Indifference.
1.-The natural conclusion is that there |
IS some one she likes better or fancies |
she does" said the mother considerable
y changing the form of expression as
she saw the sudden flame in Metals
cheeks. 1t faded as quickly as it had
come, and Meta said steadily
THAT is not the case with me, man.
ma"
1t was not a willful untruth. Her
norning's communings with the
laisies had brought home the convic-
ion that Robin Lindsay had forgotten
er, or thought of her only as a
ousin, and nothing could therefore
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24
RnIlding NInfcrlnI.

Lumber-Rough lumber, boxing, IL Inches
and under, first class. SIS O0 stripping ms
j. co. thick clears, u and n, - 90; rough lum
her, second class, 1900 iOlst and scanting,
oulls, ~ so.
Sldng-First, common white pine, $40 90
second do, ~ 60; third, do, % %; poplar 30 O0
d2l 90; native pine, 4 IL OOi native piue, A,
20 OOi native rough, 10 90
Dressed Lumber - Boxing, 70 inches and
under, SO 90; do, las, - %. soantling iost or
any common lumber. y co. boxing over "
Inches, 5000; thick clcars,ll TO u aud ?, 80 90;
secoud class, auykind, 2O6O.
Dressed and Matched Flooring First. clsss,
f2B; second class, - 30.
White Pine Furnishing LumheT-li, u and 2
inch Wide white pine, $40; inch do, G5
Ceiling, Beaded or Plain First common white
Pine 10, I'd do p 30, ID do -, poplar 4 20 OOG
y 20, poplar - O0a3O 90, native pine I Is, do 4
shlnglee-Whitc pine ., do shaded 4 ~,
do extra No IN 20, cypress best, any brand ., do
N024 %, do MOB "a, native sawed heat I, saps 3.
Pickets-White pine dressed and headed
square or Hat a. yellow pine do 8, lalhs 5Oa
20.
Lime, Cement, etc. Lime, Austin ~ per Dbl
cement, Louisville or Rosanals, s275 per Dbl 4,
Portland. s. per bbi plaster paris, New York
or Michigan. a per bill plaster hair G5c hu
Brick-flre proof, 500 per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24
Hardware.

Bar iron, $500, Norway Sc, No, % sheet iron
&c, No y Y sheet iron. 4ic, galvanized sheet
iron aa9lc, No sod 10, No. / do. Isle, ZONES
roofing tin lAcdl5c llN20 and l0Nll pat do
LIOds.50, timers wire 30 per cent oil, tinncr'H
stock, 40 per cent. on, cook stoves with ware
lO.3od2DOO, do. with trimmings li6Od5OO0
Wood Work--Wagon AXlaA ac.dSl 90.
tongues eocGsl 10. singctrcos 81 70, holsters
5Oc, spokcs 81 7ld8 90, tclluss 81 1bd2 49,
dqubletrees, u 2oai 90, neck yokos 81 6002 80,
plow beams 60dhbc, pillow handles, 81 15G2 80.
Nails 800 keg, basis lOd.--liurdon hors shoe
per kcg, o %, Perkins do, 5 %, Walker do 50.
burden mule q 20, Northwestern horse shoe
nails No 4, SOC No. >, nc, No g, eSc, No :, gle,
No. ;, zoe, Lakes" do No. I, 45c, No, D. 25c No.
q, 29c, No. !, 20c No. s, lpc Ausahlo do. No.
4, iac, No. ., 2ic, No. o. 2ic No q Ice, No s. lse,
licfrigerators.- Climax II co. No :, do.
Is 90, No. do, 80, No, I do, ~, No. u, do, 10.
llaneOus--Trace chains. No. 3, per pnlr
iOc pillow slnglctrees, per doz,, ~ u pillow
dOubotrecs, per doz,. 50 00 stock bells, 30 per
cent OH door locks, So 25G9 %; wood sorrows,
90 aud 10 per cent OF l., y, cast door butts, ~
aud 10 per cent. of cut and timed thcks, ~
percent off coffee mills, a. per cent on blind
hinges, so and 10 per cent. on carriage bolts. Is
aud 10 per cent. off pillow bolts IS per cent, on
piece tin ware, 80 per cont on deep stamped
ware, 80 per cent. OH; shallow stamped. ware, 80
Der cent, off,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24
sndIdIery.

Saddles - Raised stamp, California, Si5 GOA
70 90, Plain California, % O1a50 90, Loose
corus, SIN tree, IL o ~ a30 90; tied
corus, Austin OF Texas, 10 Goals 90, fun rigs.
Z 5Oal2 %. ! rigs, black or oiled, 6 50Gl0 0O,
side saddles, % % 20 on
Pockots-pockets / OOa2 90, Llama goat 2 30
as %.
spurs Eureka, nickel, with straps. . IS,
Leggings-Kip 81 sOa5 90; calf 50 GOALS 90.
chapparel II 5Odlo 90,
skirting-No California per pound 5sal2c;
fair hemlock per pound 5salic; oiled hemlock
per pound 32dSGc; best Eagle sklrtng ale.
Harness Leather.-OhlO oak No. per pound
3ta37c; Ohio oak No. per pound 3laS8c.
Harness-ShpTt tug wagon per set tl2 SOD
20 co. long tug wagon per set SIS Ood25 ~ ,
buggy harness single - OOaJ0 70 buggy harness
double SIC OOa75 90.
Blind Brldles-Blind brides per dozen 81 O0a
10 %; / Bike. In per dozen 81 90, Bike. Ia per
dozen So 90; II Bkle. In Ger dozen SIS 90.
Bride Fillings--a In. black or fair, per dor,
90; Fin, black or fair per dOz,, 10 90 -ln.l
black or fair, per doz., ~ o..
Mhips--Hug whips. per dor, 80 10 20 Oh,
team whips per dOz.. ~ TO Is o., quiTte, per
doz., 0O 10 2. " breast airaps, with sides aud
enaps per dor. 5 20 10 u %; stirrup leAthers
all sizes, per dDz, % 10 n %; grtlis per dok,
2 90 20 Is %; halters, web, per dor = halters,
leather per dOz. 10 80 70 Is O0 saddle bags, per
doz,. 10 90 10 200; pistol holsters, per doz.,
50 20 80; cartridge belts, per doz, ~ 70
is %; hamc atrnps, per doE., ~ 20 81.
Collars.-Duck, - 20; leather, ~ 50a2i o0i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24
Drugs nnd NIediorncs.

Drugs--Bark, cinnamon per re; Peruvian
76CGtl 30; boraN, he. lii,carbonate OF sftiH,
English Dc. Coppcras, BHlc Cnchlnedla, per
Oh. Parse castle soap, per n. l0d Zoe. Cream
b, 2d3c. Cll0mel r.. w, 75as2c; English,
per D., bottle included, 81 coal To- Chloral
hydratc, per n, 81 5Odl 20. ChiOrOform, per n
bottle included, 15asO Composition powder. per
n, sc. Doycrs, per n, 81 20. EPSON salts, per
n, 5diic Gam opium, per y, IS s5ai %. Gum
on, castor, machine. 70asOc, OIL CASTOR
per gallon 81 5d ~. Oh lard winter strained IS
"a 75c; OIL lard. No. /, 00e Quinlne, 4. a W., pcr
oz,s0c. Flowers sulphur. alm5c Alum, 3la5c.
Prescription walls. by case - per cent. on
broken, 80 and 10 per cent. OF show cases, list
Extracts, 20 per cent on. T.. ID. Fluid Extracts,
- per cent on, Essential oils, 81. Louis list.
DistcmpeT Colors--IYOTy drop black, Poe , raw
Turkey nnbor PIC; burnt Turkey ufnicr, Nc
raw Italian sienua, nc, burnt Italian Gienna.
Dc, Nandyke brown, &c,
Pniuts - strictly pure white lead, 7Od75c!
splrits tuTpentine. 5Oa5hc boiled oil, 02G3B,c.
The sherman Williams ColOrs - ivory drop
black II per n, lGci English coach black IL per
n, lGc lamp black, l., per n, lie .tIlirnmarinf
blue, 4, L., 40. blue paint IL DC, raw Turkey
umbrr Is ec, burnt Turkey lumber L. sc. raw
yandyke brown h %. Paris green IL llo, Cr0mo
T. ". O.aD. q. l. he, American ycrinillion Il
2Dc Indian red 10 He, Eciiian red h o. i2tr
2Jaac. Chrome yellow L. M.N.O. A ID. o. IL lllc,
yellow ochre ms b - sJs &c.
Prepared GTalning o0lOre-Bafk OAK Ilc, ash
lgc Black walnut i4c, Maple ltc.
Prices ~ the above made on basis OF in 4.
and 3 cans, assorted In and lagh cans
balance 10 ! aud 9 y cans, assorted. Price IN s
n cans, balance in ! and cans, assorted,
Price IN cans lc lesa, l2l and - TIA pals
nc iess aud kegs &c per lees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24
Wool and Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, fine and medium
Aal7ci fine heavy to light, lIdl4c; six.
months, light, fine to medium l0al3c fall, line
heavy ; fall light, fine medium, - /;
coarse, Sdl2c.
IIidcs-No fint, dry. Ion and upward, per
N III dljc No ilint, dry, per n l3c; No. Hight
hint, per 10 10 Sc; bulls and heavy, dan aged
per n SCI calf skins and Badly damage per
10 4dGc; green, saitep. sound per n Is.
butchers green, per n &c.
Pelir'es- Deer SKINS. per n l2dllc; auteio
skins - F., &c; goa skins vacr lVG-dU SIZE
pclts, ,'trJir ~ drJGrs o. wool, 2Oc q
shear 49, hc --ms 10 amount Of wool 5a Ice.
MeXb mt sheep pelts SalOcj Mexican she7r
pelts, improved, Hole; Mexican sheep shea .
ilngg 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24

81. Louis.
PRODUCER.

eb,a Louis, Sept. 23.-Flour-Frm but un.
~, Nhrai-Opcned excited under foreign ad
IN shu sold ldli &c higher early. but the mar
rio.s ~ gave way under free selling, and
NSu ~ bottom prices ldlc below yesterday I,
9Fsiteu cash Bd@ic october g25dglic; No
S,yi! Mld9Hc December 9Ii dsslc, the
49, cioslng al inside quotations.
n,,n9 shade iirmer but very slow; M. >
Jahggprv as ~ lllc september, 4lc year, Ac;
atssn iilEhcr but slow; No. mixed, cash
Coz september, Alc; November, 2iic.
NJ Medl-tluiet. 81 sal 30.
WpPl,-Aetiye and strong
"n'sky-Steady, 81 OS.
o,t., PROVISIONS
prler' "hd weak, with only job trade at easy
"a 9s-.SLong clear, s. lsld6 %; short rib, 50 80
'3' snort clear, S. 45aG 80
w. AFTERNOON HOARD.
e undar hsettedi to lc higher, but closed
rar aef HE finish at noon
Barely steady
Nothing doing
tam. LIVE STOCK.
Wl,I -, receipts 2luO; shlpnents 5000; steady
bsupu local demand for "a, steers and good
81 S5Ss -slpck; native shiRping steers range
buirh, - colorado stccrs'S4 5Ufra q native
aeifsr. steers g J0aI 90; bulls cnws and
%; Il, .soeS 90; grass Texas steers - Goa
Ho,. ,tah steers - s0H5 20.
siN "eceiplr 5000 active and higher s. 90
e,cen,p Receipts 1900; shipments 1000; dull,
10. go VI pest grades; common TO fair - O0a
20 'ancy = Tjda 50; lambs y s5a4 %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-24
staple Dr, Goods.

Prints - standard prints, novelties, 5l;
Coohcco fancy, 5lo; Richmond fancy,
SIC; berkshire fancy. alci Rnmapoiancy'
SIC Hartford fancy, 5lo Lodi fancy, ilc Char
ter Oak fancy, Atc; Auburn fancy 0lei Ham
Checks, 5lc, simpson black. bci sphinx turkey
Side crat0ns, Sc River Point robes,5 Ham
uton fancy alc; Allan's fancy, 5.ei steel llyef
fancy. 81, Windsor. 5lo; Bolton fancy &c
Marion fancy, SIC; Arnold, olei Dlnkitk lah9s
Manchester fancy, sic. 1ivoli shifting, &c
Mcrrllnae shirtings, Sc IticA shlTiings. Aci