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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17

on his way to Lima confessed that
he murdered Hamer for his money,
expecting to get $500 that he
had drawn from the bank, but could
only find $6 on his person. He took his
watch and chain and wore them here to-
day, when the articles were at once identified
as the property of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
THE DEAD MAN.


He said when he shot Hamer he stepped
behind him and fired at the back of
his head. After reaching Lima he
was placed in Jail until the, :. 10
o'clock train arrived there, wIetf 3Ies was
brought here, arriving at noon and was at
once transferred to the Lake Shore train.
arriving at Auburn, the county seat of De-
kalb, at l o'clock, and is now there in Jail.
The remains of his victim were put on the
train at New Era, near the scene of the
murder. and taken off at Auburn the same
time Kessler was. The remains will be
shipped to his mother at Taney-
town. Md, by express tonight.
Kessler made confession to his mother
few hours before his arrest. and his parents
seemed glad to be rid of him, for his father
said: Take him and hang him. He is
no good any how" An immense crowd met
the train at Auburn. The Lake Shore
officials held their train half and hour to
make connection here with the train from
Lima. Marshal O'Neill was paid the $1OO
reward this afternoon and started for home
this evening
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
Brothers-in-La1y and Enemies.

CLEVELAND. o., Dec 16.-Frank Dugan
and Clinton Burt, the former miner and
the latter a livery man. started from East
Palestine. o., in blackboard wagon last
night for New Waterford. At midnight Burt
walked into New Waterford and gave out
that he and is companion had been upset
The scene of the wreck was visited, and
Dugan found beneath the blackboard dead.
Conflicting stories led to the arrest of Burt,
and the coroner declared him guilty of
murder. The men were brothers-in-law and
enemies,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
Deserved His Death.
Special to the Globe.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 16.-Thomas
Robinson (colored) of Putnam county way
laid Mrs. Joseph Brown (white) and after
indecently assaulting her three times, beat
her to death with stones and left her lying
by the roadside. Robinson was followed
and arrested and had his preliminary trial
at Pekin. The proof against him was very
strong and he was remanded to jail at
Cookeville. On the way to Cooke
vile the posse was overhauled by
mob of infuriated citizens,
who. after terrible struggle with the
guards, succeeded in capturing Robinson,
whom they beat to death with sticks. This
took place near Dublin Springs, few miles
from Cookeville. A young man named
Hays was suspected of being implicated in
the crime, but was released for want of
evidence. The negroes. however, believe
HAYS guilty, and, incensed by the lynching
of Robinson, threaten to kill Hays. There
is great excitement and trouble is expected.
Means for communication are not good and
later news cannot be obtained tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

4 "a SIC; Tam O'Shantcr - 6lc. Chapman \
Sc Bclfast u "a 6ic, Rose Valley "a 20;
First Prize - dici Argyle "a dlci busy Bee
a Go.
wide Brown Sheetlng-L Lowell 10 4 lSc PEN.
broke 10 lAc; Monudn0rk lul lSlc, Lancaster
lOa lSc; rcprcrel 10 4 2lc; Boston lO4 23c,
Lockwood 100 1lc
WIDE Blcachcd Shoctmg--2OA Boston e5c,
luA fcppcrcll pc; 10 Pcmb' okC 2pti 1914
Nonaduork lalc, l04 Lowell Toe 1914 i-ocE.
wood Ac; a-1 Quinnvhgrfy 9ci ~ Pembroke
l2ic.
Colorcd DucRs-Montnup ID SIC; Buston s.oy
iuic, EVrrctt II n lie. fntuNUnt 1907 l4lCi
Englc brown llci Warren mtlls iiAc,
TckhEs- AmO-keu G. A l2C; ArasApha "A
e Cornwall r So Whttrnton 900 l2cl Glon
ltddc &c; Lewiston so inch lllc Ocean 6ici
OHkdaly Ne.
Hickory Strpcs-ENtra stout, blue or brown
age; Mechanic, blue, tic, Jowctt CITY 7c Rock
River blue aud brown, Sc; Eagle, hluu Gkc, Tn.
casville a y Columbian ssc,
GinEhnms-Xophyr Hr P,unkCt ,iC. Gusguw
finctes 20 Glasgow dross styles Sle brighton
sc, Earlstou bic, scotch Noukfuld SIC, York
check 7lcj Sluuprville ChcckH 1lC, NuNnn dress
.tyies sic Argyle staples Slot Bate fancies SCI
lochl moud To-
iiusoys Cumberland lllc, Calumet loc, Faii
PLAY i3ci Hnucrial iic3 Geneva lhci AdiiatlS
~ G Bradford l2lc; Clifton sci Windsor nc
Jcaos- kluvyrr Sc. Ahhpttsford lac, Tclc
graph l3c. C0vEgton l4c i'uBrl7 We Ilooaici
lie Imperial lsc; bennington Isle american
zoe: silver Peak 2tci Oiand 1Ic Texas Doe.
/ skin l3C, Great Snuth"rn 33cl humboldt Bic
( Cauuncut Doeskn jlc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

Bar iron 50 90 Norway gc, No. 80 sheet iron
sc. 40. n ~ sheet iron CO. galvanized sheet
lion 90glc M. sod ne No ! DO iaic, ItEst
roofing u lil alhC. iiNAl ana iNNH pat, 40 70
as 10, unncr's wire 11 per cent. % llnneFb
stock i0 per cent, 90, cool stoves WIN ware
10 aGd23 up. do WITH trimming u 20 ~ o.
Wood WOrk-Wagpn azlpi @cal h)i tongues
alcdi o., singlctrccs ~ bDlttefg Zoe, tpuhcs
1880 fc'iocs } 7ja2 %, dpublotrfes $50
Or; neet Jokes / S0a %; plOw be1ms 1at3- ,
rlqW handles 3in ~
Males a. keg basis l0d-Burdcn horse shoc
per kcR, 10, perklns 30 D Oh, walker 30 3 iN
burden mule GO, Northwestern horse fhpt
MALE 80. 4 h0g, 30 11e, No &c, No. 2ic,
NO. z 2ac; 'sfato's" No. $50, No. 25c. No
22c No. 2 20c No s iaci AnsAbic do. No. i'e,
No. 3 2ic, No o &c No. isc, No q.
MiscellanrOuH--Trnco chains No per pair
40c pillow singlctTeos per Dor. 70 ploW cOgble-
trees plr doz Voi stock bells Dper cent %
door locke o p 20 or wood EcroWH, 30 ana ~
per cent on + T. case door but- 90 ANA ~ pef
cent OF; cut and timed taoks ~ per cent on
coffee mile 90 per cent Of blind hinges 80 hnd
10 per cent of carrBgc bolis X and 70 per cent
on pillow bolts 80 per cent on piece TN ware y
per cent Of deep stamped ware ~ per cent on
shallow stamped ware 5oper cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

Meat-sugay cured hams l0le suEar-cur
breakfast bacon &C. short clear bacon 20
Fish-MackercI, 10 u Kits No. ] soc; No. >
soc; half bbls No. ! 30; No. , b0i dried
behring's per box tOc cod Fish &c.
Lard-lierccs 10, jp-N cans &c; 20 % cans
Tic, 10 d cans lie; 10 Fans nc, 8 u cans &c..
-Tea-impcrial 4O1Gnc gunpuwder )0a luc,
Sugar-Fiuc powered bills Sc do mali -hGls
&c; cut loaf SIC, graduated standard elci
Louisiana graduated sci standard A NO.
ficC--loulHiana "a o. Sc new.
Salt-C0ursc, In bags, 80 40, AnG in hagE
--. lake, IN Hat hoop bafrels, 2aoi pockets
soda -Bicarbonata In kegs ilo5e blcarb In
ca es ne, lump sal soda ln kegs 2lG2ici granp-
lated sal soda IN 80 10 drums aC.
AIoassrs--i Choice Louisiana A5dJs0 (noS
cr0p) fair tu good $50 core syrup BIC.
Conce--Ho. 'air 9lalyc. prime lW@ligi
choice l4ui2gi Laguyra i2lci Ja'a aOc Gold
en- Rio i2sc; Pea licrfy l2,al3c
plckIes--2 gal. pRil. mixed PICKLES 6oi glass
piul- I 10, glass uHrt- ~ gla7s half gal % M
glass gal. - Fla hex gal ~
Wrapping pupor-ltHg ana straw As 10 Zoe.
SnuN-1urrCtr- .G1. u q per case Oh ~
l.og. g "a, Ralph'e G.nz. 10 49, log. 20 ~.
90 dental on. 1000 Oh, 800
Canned Goods Prices per dozen Pine np
plps standard 81 si; ppaChgs, standard, De-.
/ 3bi 8 ibs, 2 s5d 2 so seconds. . hE, 80 g Dr.
! rs tomatoes, standards, ih5, o., seconds, 2
peas / 5i; po0spbeuies l25 Ta-pbeHies ! FOB
oysters, fuu weight ] % 49, 2lUi ilghi
weight, D - n ---- salmon, % ~
u -- mockerel, / o 9lra Ol sardlncs
American % cnsei imported, IL 30 case; straw
berries, . % 80, hlaCkbrrrio- 25i green CAGES
-: eagle condensed milk p.
SOAP 76di % per ease.
RaEglng--l{b standard lbcj l4b Tic.
Ties-ArruW and Delta %.
FlOur-Bcst patents - per 100 bs; lait-pai
net 20 ppr 100 bH third grade 81 per 100 M
fourth grade o. per 100 bs.
Corn menl-Per bushcl Wc
HOuIny and grits-Per Dbl 80
Oaimcal--pUr hall bbl 70.
Cracked wheat Per &c.
/ Erackera--A coda 6ci AK eoua tAc cream
/ SIC: uingor enaps 7tc; lemon creams &c.
I Snndrles---iarch a. Candies, ilil boxes ,i2ic
/ laIyes-, quarters Stink candy @ ~ iulc taucs
4 l0 10 iGc; rope. 9 basis, 30 cotton. l7ci hcrrna
/ imported, % per keg u isius, layer y "
/ cider. crab-nuple zoe; Missouri 500. vinegar
I NJ 10 2jc Concentrated Bye 2 70 tp 900. Jugs
I glazed lie per gbl. troaks, glazed lNc per gal
I Dried raachas 90 zoe, irdNu lic per NJ
Diueing 8ocal 90 dozen. CuiWnan's mnslaT'
I / GOAL 20 dozen. MaccaIoni, imported. lac y
American 100 box. Buckets, two hoops, T
dozen: well buckets ~ dozen. krgome ~
\ 3 ~ dozen. Brilliant OliF, hhlr. ltci EuWon 0n
/ eso; 30. 2.5 eases No. brilliant 20 casos 2 30
Z DO. liz cases ~ Baking powder Buzz
/ llci cans 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
PRODUCES, PROVISIONS, 1--WE sTOcT
81. G.ouiH.
InnnI.llE

81. f.ouis.
PRODUCE
st. LOUIS, MO, Dec. "A. - Flour - Tn
''Wheat-Actiye but lower, opened iaic
lower; recovered ic, again decreased, ana
.till further declined, closing lidlic below
eaturday. No red cash Wici Jauu Try va
Qicl closing &c Lidi February Qida5ic, closing
gsl, Nav III ~ al %, closing 81 Oh.
Coru-Lowcr and weak, closing iTlc unlcr
saturday: mixed cash 23lc; December Aii ad5c
closing S8ic january a5Ici February $40 a5'ci
Ma 31l oa7Fc, closing sac.
0ats--Quictand firm; No mixed cAsh l'3fi
December 24ci MAY 3lt@slt,
PROVISIONS ETC
Corn Meal--Quiet q. 81 d5Ni J0
WHOLESALERS,
Whisky steady; 81 ".
proViaions-puli and weak.
porl-Old. so; new, SO.
Ihrd--S5 SGa 80 ,.,.-
Bulk Meat-Dry sailed meat boxed IONS
clear a .a: short rihs 80 GI: short clear - 20,
Bacou-IonF clear 81 a!li snort f'us % -
AFTEHNOON BOARD.
Whcat-Stcady and unchanged
1 Corn-Steady and iirm.
I Uats-A lIlhc better
LIVE STOCK. ,,
4 Cattle-RcCeipts lse0i shipments, suo5 g.ala}
/ ,.,,,.railv fnir 70 Medium no choice catlt q,
fered market slow ard l9c 70 lac lohel ~ H. nv
80, 100. sbipning demand light; good 10 cnoiee
si,1nners "a ADds % fair 70 medium ~ 800 -
Z common . 70di % I, good COWS and htil1IS y "a
al 10: common 20 fair 9 2aas 90 goou ue,iI
Tor y limited number OF Christmas oA'D' :"
| nriees higher than above quotations, ~,
{ shecp-Reoeipts G,Oi shipments INV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Cnnntry rrodnce Md rrnit.

Oranges Louisiana per box a 90.
Messinu lrmuus- Per box O0aj 30.
Approximation ODa3 ~ per Ghl
Poiutogs--lrish per bu new Northern Soc in
sacks,
Northern per Dbl D.
Bcuns-Navy almtC; med bhls Be- large lima
3ici -uali butter 3iC.
ptanut--7d sc.
Cider Half hbl 80.
CanbHgc-pUr crate Northern 70 10 90
Poultry Hens % per doH; young chickens
2 Olto 2 to, turkeys lnc To 500 geese 2ic 10 zoe
ducks per dor n 90 8 %.
EglN--pcr dOz ltc,
Frc-h County Buttor-ChOicc 80 to eAc choice
Western dairy lsCi fancy creamery BOG.
potntues aSWret % 10 zoe per la.
saucr Eraut Per hnlf bhl 30.
B4uauns--ppr bunch 70 10 3 %.
CpcuGuuts Per 100 90.
New PccHua.-1c.
UrnEil Nuts--l3C.
Almonds -2Oc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
ugR HOLINESS.
/. ,,,,s sinle,s Woman Treated
4 Li'tie Niece

n ,.d siniess Woman Treated
4 li,tie Niece.
ARR. Dec. IA shock
@N0, human cruelty, under re-
rri>y. /, reported In this city.
~, dnring the great religious
ply Mrs. MollineauN Of CaliiIr-
,s,nspicuoU,ly as q reviynlist
sember of the Holiness Band,
nrofr>sed to have lived an ab-
4 io.s life for the past two years
I,ter. a Mrs. Iloneycutt, living
hsd with her, as I'm adopted
4 uttle orpnln daughter OF de-
,b4r Mrs. MolliueauN Guilt
,g,c,Ions OF her little niece and
3T.r 90 leave home aud 20 with
ecmil. under a promise, IL is
fon.ting her IN a college. The
mus abducted without the
4 or cousantoi her guardian and
sn Francisco
\, Mr.. Huncycutt followed In
IL and has Just written
so ua, rescued the little one
4 mel fate; that the heartlcss
sdhircd the child out to do hard
Ihbor i'm % rough family for 50
! draNiu1 the wages herself,
n was hpmc,ick and almost
4 ,en when Mrs lloneycutt found
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
ABILENE.
Methodist Church Dedicated-A Pleas,
ant Social Gathering.
ai2l 10 tho t.n,.tt,

"ethodiSt Church Dedicated-A Fleas-
ant Social Gathering.
.ia to the Gazette.
ABiLENE, TEX, Dec. 1.-THE new
tgYterlan church was dedicated yes
ENay by appropriate and interesting
l1ees' Or Palmer preached the dedi-
roy sermon from the nfly-eighth Psalm.
va also his text before leaving for
Iss orleans 10 take charge Of the Second
S0yterlan church of that city. The
llnon was very able and effective, and
I listened to by large aud appprecia-
e congregation
~ Scott Allison, the genial and nc
Aluodaiiug proprietor Of the bus ana
.s;age line In Abiline, returned yester-
Y nom visit TO his family in Mchin-
,m Mr. Allison expects TO move his
'ga,ly here soon.
i, ny and Mrs, Meyers gave a social hop
! 1, .neif residence In the south part OF
ssn iast Friday night. which was highly
-l''eo by the young people of Abilene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Live stoci, Market.

HroycH-f trass fed gle.
COWe--ii to 20.
Nuttou-tHdlcC 20 10 IS,
IIug--2, To 20 per No..
stock Guttn-'rhe prlces IN -tocl. cattle vary,
according 10 lncality whore raised. We quote
different lnCHiNieB ns folluNaf
Panhandle strictly hr-t class yulrliug5 prr
head " 80 90 1900 two year Odds " 90 20 90 0Qi
COWS and calves 20 40.
Western TcNaa--IearllnRs " 90 tpl3 % two
year uids ~ go 10 ~ en; cows ana lyra ~ 90
Central JcNag--IourliuVs Z 30 10 %; two
year Odds 10 % to II o., oow6 and Calves 10 p0 ~
10 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

|pelghtfui Forerunuer of the Holidays.
Heare informed that the most brilliant
Erninmeut of the season will come off
a Thursday night, December II, mt the
~ formerly occupied by the Fort
Fh Grocer Co, on Main street, be-
H. Second and Third streets, underline
lees OF the ladies of the Fort Worth
e9Yterian church Among the attrac-
Of the affair will be u SumptuouS re-
70 be enjoyed for Il small considers
Elegantly arranged booths viii be
|Nded over by Young ladies in Oriental
Rmes, who will have for sale all kinds
Aacy articles for Christmas presents,
Aamber 4 brilliant recitations, dclic'
( music, both vocal and Instrumental
gelc. No admittance Zee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

NJ blood purifier and system
ever placed within the reach OF
Humanity, truly Is Electric Bit
s,c,iyity OF the liver, biIlousncsS,
constipation, weak Kidneys, or
,,e Of ,he urinary organs, or who
lIrs an appetizer, tonic or mud
|,sL will always tlud Electric Bit
5est aud only certain cure known.
n snrely and quickly, every bottle
T,red to give entire satisfaction or
minded. Sold Mt 80 cents a bottle
M williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
LOCAL MARKETS.


OFFICE oF ruE GAZETTE,
Dee, n. 1875,
The nearer the approach TO the 4ith OF De
ccmhcr hcliyclcr " business, Ncarly all whole
sale men confess that their trade has been
heavier than they anticipated, and retail dcnl'
or, are fairly satisfied.
Nothing can be said OF hopeful nature ubOni
cotton. Nobody seems anxious 10 buy az quoted
prices and HltOgt Their the tone r. dull with q
constantly declining tendency. Receipts 20 day
are light
Elm 0thcr leadinq staples the outlook IA more
cheering. Grain slowly but surely keeps gOiuR
up; the hide market ia brisk, and all surts o
country produce are IN demand az good figures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

Prints-staudard prints, new styles, 1lci AZ
leuia fancics Sic; American 6lc, Arnnd aBc,
belmont 90; berwick SCI CHARTER OAK &c
C0ne.roga Sc: Dunkirk SCI Dunneil--Jae-
Guards 20; Dunucll--EHtines bici Hlouce-lsr
bic Hamilton etaple siyleg hci lihrtei tlc
lodi 40: Manchester SIC; Pacific $40; south
bridge 3D. steel River SIC, simpson linen
dniah BIC: windsor A.c fancy pinkE 5ici
Slater .diids SIC. Peahndy solids 5le. Berlin
solids SIC: Durham solids lici Victoria BLACK
&c; steel River chintE sc.
HEAVY Brown sheeung-Atlantic J. - DC
Aibsny N4-aGic: Atlantic AA44Go; Clifton
.CCC4.t &c: Lawrence Li-4-4 SIC. Rutland q
4lGle; Glendale A a - Glci Enterprise l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

- ,p YOU for telling me OF
80 tI nssyorite Prescription, p"
lrs's to- friend. "For Il long
10y y I, t ~ attend to the work OF
IS a9a' kept about, but | felt
sald .,,,.eri6io. | had terrible
N ll,'i beerina-down sensations
&, asl CAS- quite weak and dis
4 " . W" aud got some of the
0 sscelying your letter, and
{ al's ..,e hardly know myself.
sll"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

Whcat--Choco No. /, doc. medium GuacSc
low grade 5OdH5c. oats SOC. Barley
%c. Rye zoe Corn. ear 4nc, ehollod 60c
Hay. lposc from the wagon o Oud7 ~ per ton
bale hay Oudl2 ~. Bran soc per 700. Chops
20 per 100, Corn meal, the bottled, per lou
90. llomiuy ana grits 90 per .hbl. Millcti
AGED OuaI 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Gnlyestnn.

GALvrsroN, TEX. Dec. l4,-Cotton-spot
closed easy.
Gross receipts, 1880 bales,
Sales, l0o6,
Exports, 7lsi,
stock, l0llli bales.
Ordinary, 70; good ordinary Sc low Md
ding, sc mlddilng, g.; good middllng' wci
mlddling fair, 9sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. h.-CotiOn-spot
closed Ice lower Tor every grade, except fatr
which Is unchanged
Sales $500 bales.
low ordinary &c; ordinary 70 good ordinary
re: low middiing Slci middllng II Ice; good
nitddling Ole, middipV fair 10 lic: fair loic.
Futures opened quiet and ruled steady, eos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Anclinn. Auction.

!, NJ, YIN sen at public cutlery to the high
n, 1la9er, at II o'clock, full and com
Y, saloon outfit Also fine parlor
j. H. MURPHY, Auctioneer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

~ bfoiles' Office is 3l2 Main street,
co,u urlg store Of Eastwood 4 0esch,
'ueouon with both telephones.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

D. 80 Flanagan, having removed to Dali
r. VII be pleased TO meet his Fort
bDIiaa.a friends at the st. George bar and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
New York.

NEW YORK Dec. u.-Coton-spot closed
duh aud easier,
Sales, 1910 bales.
Ordinary, 6l8 lgc; good ordinary, 5 % lGc,
low middnnE nc; mddling, 9 i-l6c good
middling, . l3-lGc middlnE fair, 10 1.lGc.
Futures closed steady, generally to points
lower, December point higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

LIVERPOOL, Dec. l-Cotton--spot closed
dull In buyer q favor.
u,dinary ll-lGd; good ordinary ibd, low
middIirg 3.lGd; middling upla DIS llddi
middlinE ordinary lGd
Total sales. $1,000 American, 1000 Imports
1000; American, $500
Futures closed quiet but steady, generally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

N9let aud unchanged, prices ranging 3 aoas.,s
ioss-heceipts, $50; opened ag-iite ana
fsstvhE bNi closed easier on an grades and 10 al
ass. f''e'S '"us' - %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

- 1MlVAco' Dee st.--slour-Quiet and mn
Mhoal--weak and lower cnsnes :, 4, i,,..,
declined ac, rallied NE. closing ,ic hinder ~
urdayf December sga NIc cics.d sife ta, 80,
I srf 90 dseic. closed ste; May g'ag.c' closed
y9rn-in llgh, dcmsnd; year delivery do.
StH.n ~, nlNct options remaining stoatv.
.,tu '''ioi ileceinHt and year Hstaglfc cluts
! f9 i,i January ajSic, closed gslc; Ma,
mss PROVISIONS,
Z FeiH-iu ialr demands Sc iued l0ci.tr. ION
I XXI ~ 99iiIighai. iGlii 5r1lc. Usine stondy
otsu ~ onlu gl, according Go axe; lannar.
+ 40 DOB. N'''N' fiv va ?
lare-Quiri and shade caNcr. cash. sgoli,s
20 "dhuaN 'eu +clrgagy Sd iaaGi-'
L'Ntu Nleais-stuady; dry saltcd Rh6uldpr.
q y snort rin - ela 4 i, short lpar
. ArgcUN1oS uaARp.
WNtat--i.a,V aud unchanged
lorn-l Unchanged.
Fork Go ic higher
Lard-l'c lower.
ilvE STOCK
Ihc brewers journal rCports
NaluO- hccc'p,s tiul; ahipmcuts aalQ. mar.
egt unl, lou Zoe lower Christmas catLo i6 td4
VI'i shipping etVcrs s. O9eb GOi ttoek.
mixed , Vl"twi through Texas ca,ue SON
ana ana steady s'ccw SIS ooca % cows ana mixed
Hogs Receipts $4,000, slow aud to ioc
shccp-Rccolpta Gno shipments ln1l. Slow
natives y On0i b Western III il as 5U. i,.,nus
II "toa -, lambs So Q2a3 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
CONFERENCE WORK.
slmenis of the Sinth Annual ses-
don Of the VI. T.. Church.

ents. smenis of the Smith Annual ses-
SION of the VI. l.. Church.
4 phe Gazette.
kTE!cN non, Ten, Dec. 1.-THE Austin
qpse Of the Methodist Episcopal
- ninth annual session, formally
reatl2 o'clock to-day. The con
has been in session since Thurs
tmd has been a pleasant, har-
ssnd Industrious body.
Han R. S Foster, DID, LID,
Eth TA,&d over the conference, and Rev
Holloway was chosen secretary !;
prm, Eg.J. BasSett, assistant; Rev. A.
M statistical secretary, and w. $.
bprg, treasurer.
Coz following appointments for the
Enyeqr were made:
as,h AUSTIN DISTRICT,
III UcInUre. presiding elder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
LADIES READ CAREFULLY.
Elegant samples Froc.)
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TRENCH CREAM OF BEAUTY.

Tho mifncic Of Modern Cosmetics. The m0at
ordinary pHsnu rendered sirilungiy neputi-
fui, u effects Complete Transformation
and WIN stand the closest EcruiinY without delCo
zion, POasCs8Db romHrhBhg bleaching pfypodlnA
which quickly Feingyo sdnhurn, Ian, sun irecR
leo, iiiutchta nnd other blumisheH OF The skin
our bHiioi 20 itauuptrl0rit} 30 an other prtinra'
uoua Us 20 great thht Wc VIII apud 70 ans addiesH
free. hn elegant sample package sutncitpt FOR
boHtiae ur Development of No FORM hn@l0Ho
SIX &-"t, stamps ipr postage and packing adj
drpRs, ~ sacred Confidence, naming thia phuer,
nm FkEtCH krEClF1u CO.,
9Aln hkdisnH square, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
ON CHANGE.
wheat Opened Lower Yesterday and
the Downward Movement Was
Kept Up All Day.
Corn Was Steady Money Easy Cotton
Fen hacuwards-rhe Cattle Trans.
actions Were BrisIs.

ENGLISH CONsurs.
LONDON Dec H.-Cousols closed 90 -fec Gov
money and g3i for account
MONEY.
NLW YORK., Dec. ~. Money on call easy at
s"1t per cont; prime mercantile paper f.5.
loIylgn exchange dull at Asst Tor sixty dHvs
and 80 Tor demand
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dee LITTLE following were the
2.ueiai closing quotations at the &ew YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
MARRIAGE Guide

900 Pnges, ftns mates,
4.v..t sisA tnf aiit bntuf sssi-d fer Doc. IA fet
~ 81 earrsnsy. ofsr nnT saaasSigi 80 pietgF't
shsis sisrrtgaft fs kftiss he fensEitg fss(et
s5s MAJ efrf Has net shT nusnteod sotasshePa ftIs
~ dteay suas ~ clhg1T eef etoes hss " he,st.b
nrss tsF asfd tha phfsionaT ~ fspfqfaettt
sny nsfs Ths.s nsis4 n lsiins tAitists sse
saiL ~ saehl 10 " reed ~ al aAtit Dfrsehs, tesn
sk fnf lar fsSsiAf sgusa faee bsPef tffsf ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
COTTON MARKETS.

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