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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET,


aALyEsfor, December. t-spot cotton closed
quiet quotations unchanged.
Gross receipts. COL; Sales, 7pS Rxports
ii72. shipments coaatwise. o. Stock, lol, osS.
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That nothing equals fuckers zip
approved Iroa invlgorstor, for brlng'
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nrW YOHK VUTUnnl


NEW YoaG. december t-Futures closed
quiet but steady; December l point lower
september point higher-others unchanged,
Sales. 90 800. ~ q L.
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We have purchased the insurance
business fMr. Travis +. Jones,
Fort & MORROW,
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LubIn's soap aud extracts at II,
Behren's.
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Deane's cabinet photos, $s per doz.
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CITY MARK E'rs


Grain and HAY.
Corn--white. per bu. Soc.
Oats-saoks. 24c6f26c.
wheat-65c@75c per bushei.
Nicaragua wheat 300
Millet-per ton, eselo
Prairie nay-per ton, eoGb
groceries.
Bsoon-short ciear, &c,
Hsms-ll to l2c.
Coffee Fair, W to iOc. prime Rio. l0@iic
choice Rio " 70 i2He; feaeorry, lsglSse:
ost mesi~Haif barrels, 400 To AS; grits. bar.
rels. Z 75i hominy. pearl q
Rice choice TouisianS, &c per IL; prime s1
starch-Pearl. g; r. O., 20 lbs, bulk. Sc.
o. So. STANDARD, 81 80. Lake Side. So 50; 2 .
s. co. Palm, $3.50 Navy Blue Soap. 1875
tes lis; ss. Kerosene, 80 test sSs, sec bar
rels, per gallon. i7c candles. l2c; beans, per
ID. 40 4kc; Lima. SC.
Fruit. Poultry, Game. Esc.
Lemons Lemons palermo. 8, 50 to 500.
Irish potaioes-Northern, II peck barrels,
81 50, per bushel zoe.
Cabbage western per crate, 81 IS.
Chickens Per dozen, % 90 to " 5o turkeys
Snions-sa75 @s 90 per barrel.
Egss-i2s@l5c per dozen.
Rattsr-Cboice western, IS to SOC; country. %
70 SOC.
Oranges essina s.: Imperial % So
Cheese-eull cream, l21sdlic. western
scimmed. loo: Y. A full Cream. l4c.
Dried apples-Quarteis.b DC; N. Y. sliced, 6kc
evaporated, so lbs boxes, &c.
KroutA Per barrel. 81 o. half barrel. " 90
Lumber.
| The following are the prices OF lumber per
/ 900 feet First-class rough SIS second class
rough. SIS: clear rough, so; frst-olass dressed
| | side, s22 So second class dressed side, SIS;
nrst-class d n. flooring, sl5; second class d.
4 n. flooring. SIS; inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding, SIS \ inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding, s26; Rough yellow pine. ceiling,
Hx6, si2 So Popular ceiling and siding, s26;
| white pine ceiling and siding, s27 81; popular
anishing lumber. s5o white pine finishing
| lumber $50. Cypress finishing lumber. $40
wide clear rough lumber. SD wide clear
! dressed 1 side, SIS lumber dressed 2 sides, s25
lumber dressed sides, "a 60 lumber dressed
4sides; 80, "'
| shingles.
Shingles per 1000 Heart X. W cypress 50;
| heart dimensions cypress shinglel "; SAP
| and dypres shingles. 81 20; heart yellow pine
| hiLgles, % rs; Dressed and headed yellow
ptnepickets. $50; rough yellow pickots, so
| yellow pine laths VI So cypress lsths, 81
| white pine laths, q,
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

WACO. Texas. December 4. - Market
steady. IA,
Receipts to-day. nett 6i2 bales; gross ssS
total to date, hS225 bales.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

$50 Puges. Fine Plates.
Eissant shd sin hihains. sealed for soc. IN Pot
t{e Or eoHeneJ o..t hty pdstfsl ltn plsiarss tee
N story 10 life are4es the 'aevinG snhseut
maj marry Who Nhy manhood, ssaahosa, ps1Ab
cal decay, snee Of eebaey and ssees he's ts ana hap
may be iRerrsd she physiossy Of nn1
many uarisi OF eontsapiAEz nsrzes shasta
pBdsr Loeb .hdlss r.Ho'.F ssss asS-
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Dcane's cabinet photos 81 per dOz.
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Doane's cabinet photos. So per doz
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AT A. Powers Stable,

on Warrington ST. between and and Sd.
%, load OF Hereford Duiis-thorough bred
aud high. grades. just received and for sale by
Oh LELAND,
w.co. Texas, Nov 7th Iss5.
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Deane's cabinet photos, So per doz
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GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

aALynrroN, December l-The following 10
| q comparative statement OF cotton receipts al
the principal markets to-day and the same date
last year;
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IMPORTS this week: Great Britain. LS6s
France. 90 SIS; Continent 50 500; Stock At United
States ports this day. slooai: this day last yea,
p0i, s5s.
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Fresh hooking bird food, at ii.
Behren's. ts
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MAR KE1
nvr.rooL .ror.-slsn, ssro.r
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW yoRk spors-sieHT REPORT.
NEwYolK. December L-spot cotton clio ed
steady, quotations unchanged.
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shingles.

Shingles per loo; Heart r. " Cypress. 4So
heart dimensions cypress shnglel o.; sap
and dypres shingles. 81 75: heart yellow pine
ptnepickets, $780, rough yellow pickots, so;
yellow pine laths. $3.50 cypress lsths, S.
white pine laths. 0.
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Reserved ssAt tickets on sale at Van DuEsr's
husio Store. Monday moruiug. Dec. 2.
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IRE a ID !
TIE MOST UNpouALIIrnD EN-.
VEN
nv THE

-B1 TILE
New York press to any Dramatic Production
In that city.
n Il pleasant tc record an absolute and ems
Phatic success OF both play and players,
Certainly the audience last evening found the
entertainment bright without yulgarltyi iull
OF Co. without distastefnl lines, and amusing
70 the degree Of choice humor MI POlki y
host Ia himself aud on this ocoafi0n won the
heart OF the house by the ingenuousness and
NE ,ubtlensss OF his sirAi htforwardntss =
Herald, Aug, IS
The audience laughed continuously, only
Ieeung whom the curtain was down. CONNER.
eih Advertiser. Aug IL,
Business Manager,
MIR. II. b. HAPG00D.
Stage Manager.
Treasurer,
MIR. j. W. PARKER
Reserved ssAt tickets on sale at Van DuEsr 9
husio Store. Monday moruiug Dso.7,
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Deane's cabinet nhotos, IS per doz.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-03

Die Greibeit gegeben, ii6 suriid3u5ies
ben, eine Greibeit, bic lie au6 fofort
benutte. gugenie berlieB bic @eieGlz
i1aftsrdume ult1 .begabN 1id in ibre
3immer, tpdbrenb ibr @emabl un6 ibr
S9tpiegerbater BET ben @dlen 5uriid=
blieben.
Sn3niI9en mar CUR feitgelebten @tunz
Be aud ulrid 9artmant erf9ienen.
@eit ieinen friibeiten &nabeniabren,
felt nit benz Sobe ber Srau 8erfotp
bic Be3iebungen ieiner @ltern gum
9auie 6erielben aufgeb0rt, bate er. es
ni9t tpie6er 5etreten, tpie benn iibers
baupt fur bic geiammte Mrbeiterbeb6l=
ferung bas 2anbbaus bes @befs nit
feiner umgebu1g BON SerraHen 1lnb
@drten elm peridloKenes gl0ora6o mar,
bas nur bin unb tpieoer ben Beanlten
einmal 5ugdngli6 tpurbe, tpenn irgeno
cine beionbers tpi1tige Mngelegenbeit
ooer cine ginlabung fie bortbin rief.
Ser iunge Mann idritt bur9 bas bobe,
reid nit bliibenban @emddIen 9e=
f6miidte 8eifibiil, Die teppi6belesten
5tufen binauf unb bur6 bic belers
leu9tetetl gorri6nre, big i'm in einen1
Der lebteren Der Diener bon beute Mor=
gen in @mpfang rabm unb In ems Der
3imner mics. Die gndbige Grau tperbe
balb erf9einen = nit bieler 8emerfung
f9loB ct Die Sbiir binter inn unb lieB
ibn allein.
(Gortlebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-03

aW Die feinifen Oiamanten, l1bren
unb @olbfa9en finoet man Bel 8.
IDnb a mt gegeniiber BON &=
lr INNS ganfgebdube.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-03
Dr. Wpianfo.

Dieler 9ame 1T 70 befaunt inner1aIb ben
Ser. Staaten. baS es faum n0tbig III gu fasen,
bab er Der Griinoer beS beriibmten Or. Botanic
3ulten. uno eunsen. Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
8olfsbeilmitteI, mo immer es bsfannt lit, fit
Saffen, erfdltungen, SdninoTudt uno ale
Rranfbeiten oes SalieS uno Der 9unsen. @reis
80 Cents uno $l.00. 8erfauft bel s. sfalt.
eber & Spn.
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Cine intereiiantc Gcemr ipieIte
f9 neuli6 i'm Bunbesienat gu Maib=
ington 3tpii9en ben Senatoren Mor<
gan uno Bed ab. griferer bate
ben 2eBtern bespegen perlpottet,
neil er in Der Jrem6e geboren
lei. 6ierauf ertpie6erte Der tpaz
dere benofratii9e Senator BON aenz
tudp: 3ufdlliger Meiie bin i9 nibt
in Dieiem Hanbe geboren, aud bing bic
Beftimmung meines @eburtsorts ni9t
BON mir ab. 5eit Dem Sabre 1888 bin
i'd ieoo6 elm 8iirger Der Ser. @taaten.
Das # alio f6on cine geraume 3eit ber.
Senator MDrgan mag gu iener' 3eit
bienei6t Elm Mann bon GROCER Be6euz
tung geipeie.r fein, inbenen be3tpeifele
i'd bas, Sd babe mid ieit iener 3eit
fets beifrebt, meine pfii1ten aIs Biirs
ger nod beitem 8erm6gen au erfillen,
unb tpenn 9err Morgan glauben iollte,
bab Be bon ibm sena9te MeuBerung,
i'd lei in S6ottlanb unb nid6t in ben
Der. Staten geboren, feline peri6nIiAe
Wiirbe Dermebrt unb bic meinige i6md,
lert, 10 g6nne id ibm gerne allen
&ubm, Der ibm aus bieler Mnipielung
ouf meinen @eburtsort ettpa eripa9len
mag"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-03

runssbepartements tabeln. gs iofIte
oenn bod Die 6auptaufgabe Ser @eiek.
gebung iein, Der @recutibe bic nDtbmen=
bigen Mittel fit cine Dedung Der Mus=
gabem beg 0ffentli6en 9ausbalts sur
8erfiigung su felen. Sir cine unters
lalung bieier pfi6t fann feline gnt=
f9uloigung beigebra6t uerben, tpeiI
bic 8orani6ldge sur 3eit Der gr6if.
nung Der 5ibung unterbreitet tper6eil,
bic be5iigli1en @on1ites un6 Der Cons
greB fel6ft bornberein iebe erforberIi1e
Musflnft erlangen f6nnen. Die @es
f6dfte iin6 augenblidli9 iebo6 febr i'm.
&adfan6e unb bic bisber gema1ten
8emilligungen 10 bei9rdnfte, baB fid
prdfibent @lebelanb leiber ipabrf1ein=
lid fofort ge5tDunsen feben tpirb, ben
neuen GongreB einsuberufen, porouf
oann cine Ianse Gibuns beporHeben
mag, 6a Der Grecutibe befonntlid) nid3t
bas &e6f 5uifebt. iie Su f1lieBen.
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9lDer's
N9ue Cure

entbalt Elm @sgeneiit eescn aiie hon enmtfaft Der.
Nbrenne tfehel, baS, 10 piel man ,ueiB, in feiner
anbern @r5nsi entbaIten iit. Gs entbdIt fcit ebi>
min, ai1 feline metaIlifbcn ober anberi fdabIi6en
gefanStbeile unb bat baber feinen na9tbeiIisen
einffub au bic Gonftitltion fonbern Iabt ben a5rs
per 70 geiunb iuie Dor ber arantgeit.
aBir 9drantiren, baB Hber's agnesGure aue
Sale uon falteni. remittirenbem, itiueni, @edfeI<
rsb GalIenfeber, 10 mic poit aeberIeStn, bic
burd eampfaft berbeisefhbrt iinb, BELT. eoute
Is mad ridtiser alnmenbuns ST beiIea uerisbIen 70
fia6 bic 9dnbIer burd infer girtilIar pom /. Suit
1882 ermddtist, has gelh 3uriifjn3abIen.
Or. 9. G. aper & Co., IumeII, 1Hafl.
Sl ouen apot5eien su babsn.
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gagesfraacl.

Warum faan @tn Sart 10 Bile
lis perfaufen 2
Weil sr fet,e xbeilbaber alnb
9teiieabe bat uno afles fir gaar
serfauft. ST. banbelt mad, benz
Sose: u&leine prpiite ullb srpbe
@tnnabmsn+
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Gurcpa ltltb GeraS

5ebt iif bic 3eit mad europa
E du reiien ooer gerpanbte mad
= 9eraS fonmen 3u laiien. Durds
6iIlets i'm 8pifdenoed gu folsenoeu @rei'en:
Mntperpen, Brsinen, Samburs.
Bon Gan Mntonio ......... sac 35
@nd Gan Mntonio .......l....$ $34 10
DireIte Durdbillefs bon europa nadj iebem
@latf in Geras finb perbdItnibmdbie bi1ig su
baben Bel @. g. Dottne, asenf,
q. @ebIerf, @aiIaae eIerrt,
4,2,t ~ BeF. .gommereefr. Gan antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
RIhle plstrInnllon In Texas.

In December, 1884, by eight oolpor-
tours Of the American Billie society:
DAYS of service, 1914; miles travelled;
1888; Families visited by them, 1873;
families found without Bible, 1872;
families supplied 10y gift or s'le, 1853;
destitute individuals SUPP lied in adolf
ton, IT'S; number of books sold, S04,
value. 1857. %: number Of b,oks distrio-
uted by gift, 265; value, $50 "a; contri-
huriona received from churches and
individuals, $14 AZ. Returns We're re-
ceived from three auxiliary societies,
Two mission churches we're given pull
pit Bibles A new auxiliary socl, ~
was organized In Hood county. The
fourth general supply Il being vlgor-
ously carried on. Help is greatly
needed. Contributions may be sent
! A l.. Taylor. assistant treasurer, Bible
/ house, New York; or to w. B. Ran
kin, district superintendent, Austin
| rexRs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS.
pIRECroRs.

DIRE CToRs.
LOUIS BITzgEt AID. President,
JOHN A. TkiiHY, Vice-PTeeident.
huWiD l.. MONTGuM fIkX, w, a Treas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
AURORA.
A Turkey Shooting Farmers
Anxious to Begin Work.

"A 4hAA0S -0hVObAhB HAdtCA al ultIb
Anxious to Begin Work.
COrrespondence Of tue Gazette.
AURORA, TEX, Jan. Brain,
sleet, snow and cold, stormy weather
has been the order of the past week,
but in spite OF all OF this Aurora has
been somewhat lively.
The young folks, not to be outdone
by the weather, ordered the Italian
stTing-Dand from Dec 4tur down, and
had a nice little hop at the Davis hotel
on Friday night.
On Saturday evening there was a
turkey shooting The NlmTods from
the country and town, including as
large number OF good sp, rts as can
be fou I'D in any part of the state, took
chances at killing eleven turkeys at
the distance Of forty yarns with shot
guns, nothing but the head nf the tur-
KEY being EXPOSED. They were all
killed in due time, although one black
hen created more excitement than the
other ten, as 1t took thirty-flve shots
to relieveit Of Its charmed life The BOYS
are practicing no doubt for the war
with Mexico when il comes, or for q
charge on the Oklahomaites, II an
emergency should demand their SER
| vices
Our farmers are anxious for the
weather TO break, so that they can be.
gin to break their lands for oats and
corn and from what / can learn fIom
| inquiring, our farmers are going IL
put in cultivation an increased
acreage in cotton. Our farmers
have made an abundant crop
OF the cereals this year, and yet
money is scarcer than it has been for
veais, and will be SO as long as the
South attempts to compete with the
| Northwest in this line of production.
Our Wise county legislator is bring
ing himself into favorable notice and
comment by his vote against the re
duction Of our public clerks fees,
any officer deserves pay from oul
legislative body it is the scribe
Mr.. j. Richards, formerly of For
Worth and one of the most skilled
photo and portrait arti-ts we have eve
met, is now oper ting in Aurora. HI
took a landscape view of the scenery
around our town on Friday morning
with its frozen trees and weeds anC
icicle-hound houses, that makes 1
beautiful picture and shows this pOr
ton of the Sunny South more Xix
S IBERIA than land of flowers an
cotton.
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BIG SPRINGS.
The Condition of the Cattle and
Sheep on the Range.


Correspondence of the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX, IAN. 25.-All
the business interests in this section
have cen tered in the prospects OF the
wool product of the coming season, in
asmuch as there are numerous
sheepmen who do considerable trad
ing here with merchants In all lines OF
trade. The recent severely cold
weather, of course, was damaging TO a
great extent, some parties losing large
numbers of their fl Jcks, while others
were lucky enough not to lose any.
These losses will naturally cut
the moneyel interest OF the ranchmen
short, as wool is not at premium at
this season, Is a Iule. The great trOub
| le appears TO have been in the lack Of
| PREPARATIONS for these sudden changes
there was no hay and In some pla es
no shell er-still, with plenty OF hay,
| the shelter is not necessary acquisl-
| ton, We have had considerable rain
and snow the past ten days, but yes
terday there VIZ a complete thaW.
j There will now be good range for the
cattle and q thorough 81 asoning OF the
ground, which promises a fine pasture
and. with two or three weeks
of good, clear weather, ths
stock round about will re
euperate and be In better condition
TO stand the latter part of the winter
better than the few weeks OF the biz
Yards and northers just past.
Toe cattlemen are glad TO note the
fact that the grass IL beginning L
sprout in some places, and the mana
ger of one OF the large cattle ranches
D ar this place told your correspondent
J Yesterday that the pasture this sum
mer would be the finest for some year
pact Nothing is more pleasing 70 th'
people generally OF this zee
lion than the fine prospects 10
good business ia the spring. The rail-
and snow will also be- OF another bene
az, namely, 70 encourage to create
.xtent the farmers in our immediat
J vicinity and those weit Of us
: A gentleman has just arrived her
from the state of Colorado, who pre-
noses carrying on truck farm nea
: town.
Mr. S f. Swinney, cashier OF IN
I rolorado National bank, has made ap
,,lteation Of the adminislTatorhip O
ne estate in this city Of the late ear
! az Ayh sford The application VIII b
! heard In the county eonrt the mrs
/ Monday in February.
x -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

much longer than those OF Wisconsin.
Greenland and Spitzbergen, and our
taxes, though higher this year than
usual, only $4.lG on secuon OF good
land.
l.. l. Farr Of Tarver, Henderson &
Farr, San Angelo, Tex, has come tn
make Midland his home. He comes
well recommended and equipped for
doing tirst-class work. Last year
Midland paid out large sum for sur
vey ing, some of it very indifferent,
much Of it a great damage to those
VINO paid for H. We bespeak for Mr..
Farr a large patronage.
Mr. j I, Hester, well-knOwu gen.
tlemRn Of Corsiosna, has been here
several days locating lands for sheep
ranch. Mr. Hester is a gentleman
of ample means, thoroughly skilled
and schOoled in the sheep business, is
well pleased with the country, and, as
he intends to reside at Midland, he and
his family Will be valuable acquisitions
to our young town.
Mr. w g. Davis ( Michigan writes
& friend here that he has sold out hii
stock business and ia coming here I,
engage in the sheep business Mr.. Da
Wis was here in September and located
his ranch eight miles southeast of Mid
land.
Sam Karr came from the neutrs
ground last night with about thiru
head of antelopes. Mr.. Karr has
horse ranch In that country, and II
winter is mighty Nimrod among tn
antelopes, buffaloes, panthers ant
| lions,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

Address registered letters and make POSI-
once money sordafg payable "
HoW orlsana National h4nks
Bsa orisana, ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

entire stock of Mems suits Of cloth
ing from the lowest to the best.
We offer absolute entire stock of Boys cIOhing all
qualities and szrs,
We offer at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies' COak Cir
cua Jersey Jackets &c We bought The goods December LIST at
sixty the dollar. Among them SILK Plush at 500,
worth $40 Black Satin ut $40 worth $50.
absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
WOrsted Dress goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

Application for rates 10 clubs should DO
made 10 The ofiico VI the company Ia New
Orleans.
FOR further Information, write clearly, Civ.
ing full address,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
An Insane Telegraph Operator at Gle
burne.

special 70 the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Jan. &c "A stran-
ger named w. b Vaughn was tried in
the county court to-day and adiudged
insane. He arrived here a week ago
and was found the next day wander
ing ahout in the country three miles
from own in an aimless way, hall
frozen He had money on him and
was well dressed In his sane mo.
ments he stated that his lRther lived
in Hunt county and bis brother, DR.
Waller Vaughn, in Lamar county
He Is a telegraph operator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

"rhere are no birds IN last years nest, y
and we intend tn clnse out cur stock OF sea-
sonable goods OF 1854 II may be years and
It may be forever, before you have another
chance to buy goods SO cheap. IL is with n
feeling of sadness not akin TO pain, and
resembles sorrOE rs mist resembles rain,
that we mention the extreme low prices be-
low. But few merchants have got the sand
and the gFit to make such prices 40 the peo-
Pile need in hard times. But the Chase
Trading Co are with the people and are
going to stay with them all the time; their
III fortune shall he ours. Economical people
who want to make their money 20 long
ways, will do well to come and see us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

CONNIE pm ymmJ January 1t@ g thirty swe r6r L0r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

We offer absolute cost entire stock of Boys and Mems
OyPTcOas
offer cost entire and
Mems Wooden Underwear.
We offer for sale absolute COST entire stock of ladies'
Mems and Childrens Wooden Hosiery.
We offer entire stock White
COlOred Blankets and Bed Comforts.
sending mail for suits Of clothes will please give
breast and waist and length of inside of panaOOns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

The best smoking tobacco ia Little
Joker"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-17
Tho Mnr in Panama.

PANAMA, Feb. 5.-via Galveston, Feb.
l6.-The country isin complete uproar.
Communication with the interior is en-
tirely cut off and regarding the condi-
tion of affairs at Bogota during the past
month nothing is known. No word has
been received from there since January
3. Official bulletins claim that tho gov
ernment forces have been triumphant
everywhere and the popularity of DIR.
Nunez continues undiminished. These
reports, however, are not confirmed.
One of the bulletins published most re-
Gently reads as follows: "The rebels are
in force at tGambetta. Our forces were
to have attacked the rebels on January
D, but received orders from the govern.
ment not TO mako an attack until they
were reinforced by 5000 men who
were on the march from Bogotn.~
The commander in chief is
Campo Serlano. Forty-fve rebels at
Nelez were attacked and Dispersed.
Rogiero Lopez was defeated ut Cucuota
with heavy loss. In Ocaua the rebels
were triumphant and seized the town,
but subsequently, were defeated by Col
Antonio Carroro. Several skirmishes
have taken place with Gen. Hernan-
de2's outp0sts at Gambetta, Later ad-
vises state that Hernandez has aban-
doned his camp and gone TO Gargoa, and
that 5000 men are in pursuit. On Janu-
ary the government forces attacked
Cucuot0, aud after iive-hour fight oap-
tured the town. Many were killed on
both sides. This nows is unofficial.