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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Tar iron q 90 Norway No. No. ; meet h.,n
~ No NJ & slvet Iron llC, galy ,n,tcd ahees
uoh p1plc No. I sod ne, No / 4 telalu. gtlyes
rocsrg Z n l1laiSt, ilNN and toNis 'pst 10 Z 4
w ~ uhnora Wirefa per cent n, timer
SLOWS ~ Per cent cH, cOnk stoves NTH ware
o,@@fA ~ DC VITA trimming IL 500 pOO
w a9d Nufk. Wagon aNiaa NNsft tet tonrupa
mvd voc; elnKlettfes va holsters 6tt sp1ESs
ioNaw follcos , 1aaa %, dnahloh fss AgAG
plNw handlVa 7aWN 80
N9lm- N kcg hasls lOd-- nurdcn no 'se. shoe
Per kOg, aW, lNrAA,a do s 10, Walker 10 6O
hnMva mulc ONe, Northwestern horlc shot
nalH, NOa 900, No, , $40, No. gae, Me- aic.
No I Eogi "lRlo's" Nc, iSc, Na, q eac, No q
w, M , We, No = ipci Auaablp DO No. q xSr,
No otia, No G&ic, We, Inv, No, lSo
MlseoANocoua rrace chBlus No, per pair
Wi pillow einylcuooe por dos, aAi plnw do able
uces per dos ; ", stuck hollis 90 nor opnt oil
door lOcha $50 % Q Ng NoOd Sorrows, ~ nud 10
per Ncnt of, u = oata door butts "a aud 40 por
cent OF cut aud tiNNrd taoke 40 pcr trnt ohi
onilre mills 20 per ront OF; blind Mngoa 10 and
WpVr cont ~ cNrtiRgN holle Na Eud por cent
on plow bolts Mpor cent OF pioco tn ware 40
ncr cent on Z deep stAnprd wAtO 90 nor cent on ,
shallow Hiamrvo ware 10 por cont on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
ruE CArmOI.Io rNAMpI.r.

A writer In the New York Christian Ad.
vocate urges that Protestant churches.
Ike the Roman Catholic, should bee opcn
every day of the week. Speaking of New
York, he says. Are not these three hun.
dred locked up churches preaching more
efectually, during those six DAYS, than
their pulpits can unprcach ON one day,
the idea that religion Is matter OF set
times and set circumstances, and not a
primal necessity In the last detail of com.
pick human actlyitieSY Arc they not say
Ing that man is to pay his respects TO God
on one out of seven days as a matter of
course aud duty--aS for the other six, 1t
Is not so very important If any thought be
given Him. We do not say that this is the
prevailing trend Of religious thought 10.
day. On the other hand the opposite may
be claimed true. But we do affirm that
one obstacle IN the way OF this growing
tendency arises from The evcr,prescnt sys-
tenn of object lessons TO this end afforded
IN the form of locked-up and bOltcd Chris
tiuu churches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

lOC CA &C.; IAwrc zee LLti SIC; Rutland q
= Ntthlci Glendale 4 "a Gle; knterprlsc 4
fta ZIG, Tam O'shan, " i6le, Chapman A
70 leliasi va Sic. Rosc Valley al "a,
l.fOtN -
wide Brown acknowledgement 10 al Sc. Pom.
ntokc irt 1885, Monadnork io.t $40. Lancaster
,o't lsci ferpercll 10 aicl ne eion lO.t sSci
widc hlenhcG shcoiine-sO.i ltoston aSc
~ fcppersil iScj i0t Pembroke eOcl iO,t
henadnOrk liac; ia Lowell lA,. iO.s Lock
Wood sio, 80 Qninncharry ~, 6t r,'mbroke
Colorcd Ducks -Ncntsop u aol fostou s,es
s4c, lVcrcu N p liot lainArnt ie.os tlAci
NaYlc hiVwn lie. Msrrcn f,ills HE,
HckinNn-- AmosksaT a q a lac. ArasaphR A A.
tCs CORNWALL u ste, Mhitt,aton kpN 1891 cie,p
klItglS ici Lewiston piinps nic. ocean Nlc.
nieAoty srlpce RSae stout. slus OF br,wn
Mi MECHANIC, blue, OicS JvwcW Clgf e, Rock
ANr,, hinr and brown, tci kagN, hlur 0fOi I'm
NAsANN \ n vnlumhiaw Me-
NlNkAsns Zephyr NJ, Riunker 9lN, GLASGOW
ta , Il GLASGOW drvss s,yioa nh, iihghiur
NV,nyvA tN, tlAstyWllc ohecfe ilc lVlthlaa dress
flsSsi, Ma Afsyie staples SiN llatcf nmcscs 50
Linecye -cnmhctlana HE, Caiumttiec: Ynir
Lay ,scl iMncrlal lici Gen evN 1897 AdiiAtic
lAtNi hEaumtd lslri Uliilon ~ MlndesfNr
Irane--htNyvcr 80. ANhattnfora ils; TfAe. |
kaph lNoi NeVmgtOn ltct iNol, aia tlle ifboeter |
tNi imperial lrri l.oamington letcs acftcNn
NNt silver feak eAci GLAND q. ToNt, nor. |
ihln Rlri NrcN Southern asni lfnMbOhst ni, |
tAnenicni Dtcehin Soc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

the National Divorce Reform league,
which Is devoted TO the interests OF the
family respectfully request that the
clergy throughout the country take tho
approaching Thanksgiving day, or some
sunday nearit, to preach sermons upon
the family Il is recommended that the
attention OF the people on this occasion
be directed mainly TO the blessings OF the
family rather than TO any evil that may
threaten II. The nature OF the family, It's
history and place In Christian ana politi-
cal Institutions, It's power over individual
life aud other phases OF ITS bcpeacicnt
character afford, IL thinks, wide and
rich lcld from which the topics of timely
sermons may he selected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
cmnIsrIANIlrn rn1Nrsr.

A New York special says; The Chlls-
tani2ation OF the Chinese In this city has
had dlscouNgcment, Six separate sun
day schools for Cinnamon have been eg-
labllshed here, ranging from the fashion
able mission of Grace Church TO the class
gathered by Miraculous Simpson, faith.
curcr, who operates on his own account
in the edilco which the late Saint Morse
fitted mp for the production of the "Pas-
sion Play" Altogether about 200 China
men have been recruited by those
eyangellSts aud II was supposed
from the readiness OF the Orl-
entails to assert their firm belief In orthO-
doXy that the work was highly successful.
But this week Is devoted by the Chinese
quarter to glorlhcatlon of Joss In new
temple provided for him The prosperity
of the Chinese In New York Is ascrbed
by them wholly TO the bonignity OF their
heather god, and they are worshiping
him with intense feyOr. Investigation
shows that few If any of the ayowed con
yerts TO Christianity have kept aloof from
the ceremonies, The truth seems TO be,
as learned from some OF the Chinese
and especially from the
Sunday-schools are there purely for the
sake OF getting education In the English
language. The consul declares positively
that there Is not a single sincere Christian
among them, and that they do not dream
of turning from Joss as their great diyin
ity. A few may nix little OF Christian
doctrine with their native religion, but
they Invariably give supremacy to Joss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
rErIrIoNING AGAINST m.

The clergy Of the diocese OF Hereford,
III England, have presented TO the convo.
cation Of Canterbury a petition against
the revised New Testament ON several
groCnds-among Others, that "thc reyls-
ors by newly placing In the margin at
Acts NX. Il, 'prcsbytcrs' for elders aud
then by newly Introducing into the text
at Acts Ky, IS, bishops for 'oversecrs,'
have tended 20 confuse two distinct or
dcrs OF the Christian ministry They
also protest against the use of the word
"Hppoint instead Of the word "ordain"
In several places in the New Testament,
In fact, they plead that the revised yer.
sion weakcns most decidedly the argu-
mcnt for Eplscopacy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Meat-sugar cured hams TOO. sugar rurod
breakfast bacon poi hhon Ci0ar bacon 20
short elem dry eali tlc
flsn-- Mnckerci, lQ n tib, No. 900 No. 2
Slc half bhia No. ] b s0i No, o., dried
herrings pUf box 400 cod fish Nc
lard -.flerree ~ a1 D cane 7lei 90, u cans
no, no D. cans lici ~ cans lir, % cans 90,
Imperial sO4toci gpnpowdcr bO9iuo
sugar Pine nnwUrod bblh, alG "a half hhlH
aci cut Loaf @ei granulaled standard slci
Louisiana formulated sn, standard 5ioi
ahuicc white 1ici Louisiana y. g. 5b1iu
iiico- ipui8iana "a 20 10 now,
alt-Gourao, iu hagnsi 21@i ioi nne " bags
-- lnkn, lu nat hoop hArIule, = 30 puHketg
soda -Blcahouato IN hogs aa5o: blonrb Ia
gaseg hlci lump Az aodh M KEYS .l9lioi Branu
lnled cal soda IN 30 10 drums 30,
MolnssCs- fnoices Louisiana bl466c NOV
Crupli fait "a good A1u core hyrup $50.
cohee-lilo, iIir A5nipo, primo i0lMllQ;
choice lllGl2c; laBuyra 1910. JRga 2D1i Cold
en Eip iAc rOa iiOrfy i2latSo,
folirs 49, Ell rata mitod pickles ooi glEsa
glass gni = % glass box gal 70.
Wrapping pAptr-llag ana biiRW A. 10 15c,
sDuh-iaffrlrH On. y ~ por case Z. % ono
Loo. Is, Raiphs 6.oh 10 iAi hot. 3 % o..
4 oOi dental %. ipup; o. 200.
Canned Goods l'riros per dozen Pisa ~
plos, tlnndArd, \ hA peaches, standard z hsr
800 BIS, .lN hli seconds, Dc, ! i3i bH,
70 totanloea standard, 3 10, 0l, seconds,
hs,---i rel 20 gicen corn l0atl 90 Areap
peas OBJ Eo0afhcuies, .bi rafphorFlao 81
olstgHfs, i9.l weEM bl ll IN iqi 'ghi
p 10 - mectcreI. ! " o9ca 90. aariiHba,
hmCrirHuI gFnHci Imported n ap cane ttrKu
botTlcs. 3 p 90 blhekhruies j ~. gnssn gagrs
--- eagle gundnn4pd mlks la.
60np-2 l5ni ip pny ctfU.
tirgfmH--lih fihndngd llir, lAh 10.
Iirt.- sfFo1 2ud heEu %.
aur--iiost pHtNuts IS p0f ~ IA, hsit-pht
net Is ~ no nsi uld grade t3J p',s loQ as
f0uth gfadt o0r1J ipl hs
Gurrlneal l0r hlohri one
1iOu. any nnd gfitss- Per hi 4 3n.
Oatneal pcr hBa hbi 20.
Cracked Wlrni- fpf n Ne.
Ga sgkors-a FUaa CO.. EnA epeA fle cream
go ginger tunua 3ici lemon ageHns ~
sdndrlea siesal, ir tandies, foil hos os,i 2lc
hnNNs- quaTisrH-- Auet. 60 ndF sto lnle fancy
100 1908 rope hhsil, do rfttHR. llci herring
iap0F,od, ~ pef teg. halsins, layer, 3 ~
cider. rGaps aplip, 4ncI Htiaouu. H0e. Vinegar
y 30 -. ooaeeniraied W go g a 90 Jags
glazed, ne ref sal. CfgckA, glazed, Zoe prr Eat
hrles peaches 90 i3c indigo 10 per y.
bissnF asaml 10 dpfso. Nolfmans musifsf,l
500 70 dozen. hspeanni, impaired. $50 .
AmrrcHp llc box Buckets, tsso boDYH, d
dozen tfeli buckets 40 doxen. Bro0tra 4 "a
q 10 d9ffn, hriliiaai oln. hhia, isci Lgpie8 %
2-si o. 5 eases 3 ioi brilliant 2 Qaiss lD
do, " cafeh ~ liekinE ppNfffA huik
llrf cans 5e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Saddles RaisodsiAmp california "a OORIh 90,
plaiu California 70 oOsfhn 90, loDto cOrua, ntilI
l0Nals 00j full rllm A1Nia Dol rira, black oi
oilod q 90; Htde sAddoe aCO6aO 90
lookota.- fookpm 1 00a32 bOI Llama goat 6Of
squire Eureka nickel with stfapa 70; In.
diAnolA 7A
Team Whpu-p per dng. q ~ 10 Ia 90, quitta per
doc, % TO u 10; hrcAut straps with 6iduh and
shape per d0s. 90 20 " %, slltup icAthers an
siEoh, pur doc. 90 to n 90 HrthB por dor 10 la
10 p0 lulieta, wen, per doE, "a, hAltcrH leather,
to IS; pistol holatera Dor dn8 90 ~ ~ 90,
chrtidHc helta pcr d0sf 90 90 ~ ~ ,hRmp strnpe
per dOk OOtnl 49,
ColRre-nuck 10, leather 10 30 10 "a 90. init
Scotch whanR suNved N AOi heavy aondflm eiit
and duck NO,
llamrs- Hook No, 9 hy case Dor dos 90,
hook No, Y vase Prt doh 70.
Chains rs 10 ace
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
rnE JEzREELIrEs.

A writer describing the secret flles ol
an, Iezreplites,u OF The members OF 'ue
New and Latter House % Israel, "a
strange relleIous sect which has gathered
~ New Hrompton, Engp says lhat
s,ccn, The ceremonies carried on Win
ciosei doors. AND to which only the M
itIated are admitted, Is that Of "washins
the teot of the salnts"--a guy NA'1u "a
performed hy the women a sN",u ~, ~
a bunch Of Keys, replesehuhs isey' 4
keys, are introduced INTO lhs 1870 49,
mystic symbols the selltin,,s,s ~, IA 3
prcled n the light Of ne ''tiS'ps ~ 49,
and hymns are snug Of 2 ieWa FH'fHs'As Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
pnJYOAMy Am DIyORCr,

The enforcement Of tho Edmunds Laws
IN Utah Is having an effect little dreamed
Of. It is not only furnishing the practice
Of polygamy, but it Is at the same slime
putting luto the possession OF the FIRST
legal wife proofs by which she can Obtain
a divorce from her particle of the much
married husband Several divorces have
already been granted whore the cupri
record Of conviction Of pOygamy was the
only evidence offered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20


1T, Iouis, $40. Dee in.-fioHr s'eady And
unchanged.
Whcai.-Nery 4nnyr BOT dtcldadiy lower,
closing III % loser Than yesterday ~. rcd
cash Vie jhpuAEy 9@iaaatc, CLOSING y.lc
askcdi february tHa9iic, cosiak ~ Vilri
May ~ 0uiat Oia closing ~ VI pyfdl w,
Curn--Aciigs. hnt veal lbe IsTket ciuaed n
b below ys,tsgaAyi 80. maAsd fsbh diie.
December iii a9slc, closing ii3ei jRunnff
i2i as4io. e.oaing ssic febrn01 alaai.o ciu--
inY 6sic May $50 SIZE, eipfiag aAa biN
Dats-~Du and tower No . miHed cash ie
Deerisber 1}c hiai May ale
fHpNfsiusN.
Cnfhmeai-NtcRdy 10 81 GAal 10.
W0oi--slcady tab-wAshed 600 .fl einne hshcd
1890. Texas wool 900 lilr,
Mhlthyrr STEADY vi te.
I'rotiflanE-Nrfy Qull,
Pork so " igr neW 70 % ior Old,
lard, - ~.
nuik Meats iHoae lots. long elear. - 'il
short mia, "a ~ Short Cleaf, ~ u1i 1ut "a
lqts. Ions gieN, y u, short ror' 3 a,i
iae6n faaE elraY. s. e3i khed rpa. d q
& . O., sAuG clear, IS 10.
tfVN STOCK,
Caftle--y reaipts, li3l thipmeuts, mi uif
kel steady ami nnaaAsged irsde sffy qHiai pl
GeeqpM a. ishi tap4lsf e9miaoh u secs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
cnrrrn1 IN l,rIIGInN.

The heavy copper consumption of India
Is due largely to religious rite of the
natives At certain seasons Of the year
small cups OF sheet topper about an
inch In diameter and al inch aud q hall
deep, are nlled with rice, and are thrown
Into the rivers az an offering, with rcll'
gious ceremonies, The quantity OF copper
thus annually consumed Is very heavy,
India sheets being an important article OF
commerce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

These hgures are Instructive Thoy show
that, Whilo ours Ia the lhrgeat gold aud silver
producing country IN tho world, we arc not only
keeping az home an tho pr0dnrte uf our mlueh
--ubnut 10000 600 hut are actually gaining q
aud, therefore, largely inuIoaHlnE oar stock Ot
the ptocious metals,
Another cuii0us thing II that our gain from
foreign countries ~ all ROldHnDt silver. We
sont abroad si1 gOl, pUO more sllprr than ,to got
baCk. hut we received ilb.2l4 900 moro guild
than wC sent abroad; ana this excess OF i'm.
pOtts added Co tho products uf our mincn-..
iau0Opnn makes 4 not gain Of So .Uud sold
Nv tho Aohr,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Oranges Louisiana prI hoN 50 90
Mcnelna lrmohs-- Fur hoN coos 90
Approximation o0G8 "a per hhl,
pStA'oon-lr,sh per hu new Northern $50 IN
ancka,
onlous Northern per hill 20
hcAne.NaVy y gt0i mod bills 50, large lima
alcl small huttNraic.
pCanutH--IMso.
Older Half hhi 4 80
Cabbage Fer crate Nnrtherng 10 toAnO
Poultry -iienn 10 per doa. Young chlckons
Mto 10 tulkeyp @c TO noe gcoee 40 10 oOc
ducks pOT doEg lAtOa %,
kgga Per dua isc
ffneh Country nutter-- Chnico 70 TO gAc ohoico
Noetorn dairy 1901 fancy creamery 800
PniatOpa--sWcpt 80 10 100 per hu
Sauor kraut TOR half hO
hnnhnaa Fer bunch z 70 60 8 u.s.
UocnRnuts Fer 100 q 10
Now npcAnH-.1O
lrHgll NutH-lbn
Almonds zoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
llEwIsn VIEW or cnnIsr

a S'sh scholar aud orator OF Boston,
& solomon SCHNEIDER, has recently
y Z lecturc in defense OF the Jews
\ N charges contained IN the Gospel
VI Tue crucihXlon Of Christ The
4 3 summarized as follows
Earns OF Rabbi SCHNEIDER in regard
a narrative Gospels viii not DO nd
4 v plous Christian students. lie
4 n, niist was not the founder OF
e.n oil Vhristianlty; that there IS
4 " wy potary autheHtic historical ac-
Wrists lie and death, and that
\, 'V,naIlily OF Christ was used by sub
W,uehels 10 give credible form to
", ~. aud AS the spiritual head Of the
INV church He appears 10 think
~ smart founders Of new re-.
,,p Nhrist as the Bacoulstlc cranks
M nAvoh used Shakespeare. Bacon
~ mat the name Of Shakespeare,
,b'w seful actor, was used 10
lhe, dramas written by Bacon
N, ssays Tic name OF Christ, an OBJ
n, .,shusiast and adyenturer, was
w cunning authors If the re-
n ,alihg His name as O mask and
Inn 'AGlf own work, his logic Is
y Is hollow as that Of the Bacon
eae branch Of his subject, how
- argument of Rabbi SCHNEIDER
,s,s I, profound interest aud invites
ia ,@ investigation. lie declares that
~ Nsfe innocent Of the arrest,
~ .tspihNion Of Christ, which were
~, ,,ote'y OF the Roman officials 10
~, getosaleip. lie alleges thaA the
n s,,, against Christ We're Of a civil
~ A'd no lelatlon 10 any offenso
'S hRNeeommltted against lhe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
People May Find Christian
csmtort in Fort Worth
To-Day.
d pobbps View Of the RESPONSE
N, for The Cruciilxlon Of
Christ.
-. chinese The Jezreelites-
,.r paily Reiigion-other
matters of Interest
rurnCu NOTICES.

l. - eorscr s. Louis aud Annie
oSA nday school at 3.sOp' M
va sssn will preach at the First
IN at II a. m, and Rev. II NJ.
= ~ a ihc evening at 1850.
a. smuislaus' Catholic church,
M rlsronth and Throokmorton streets.
Wy .faba.m. High mass at 10 a. NJ.
~ III. a benedictlon at 4p ~
Nm p,s.hyterlnn church, Jones street,
IN nj ,6 Rev. u. NJ. Moore pastor.
N, AN a. m. and Z y. IN. sunday.
= Mn PROT j. W. sparlltn superln.
Ar cordial welcome to everybody
y church, corner Ruse and East
M X,, The fourth sunday In Advent.
IA mi ,senlan at ESQ a. m. sunday school
hl.N m morning prayer litany aud ser
= H m.; evening prayer and sermon at
M III Methodist Episcopal church. cor.
nN III md Ninth streets. sunday-school &C
LIN Pablo preaching by d, Holloway
: Gospel temperance meeting, al
I'M Mrs. saxon, at 3,80p IN. Public
\ r7.l}p. M. by j. -. Holloway.
MN erlce at Fourth street NJ. II. church,
KG A. a. Allison, pastor Sunday.
: ,chers meeting ut o am, sunday
M ktDa. M, George Mulkey, supcrin
2as NJ Preaching at II q, m. by pastor, and 7
1 Rev. Or. Mitchell of the Presbyterian
No.. ~ -. s.,n pnIItr In yitsd
Eyorh Presbyterian church, corner
Z n lad Calhoun streets. The usual morn.
)ks,& Re a, the church to day. Preaching al
Atam. by Rev, W. Mitchell, ID. d. Sab
~ Eodai $50 o'clock u. M, $. NJ. Fry, sup.
lali 6st No services at night The con.
Euknyitod to worship ut the evening
W alh the Southern Methodist church.
'M theH will preach by invitation of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Nothing more appropriate for q Christ
mas present than q nice piece q artistic
furniture. An the latest, no0blcst dc.
Signs OF prrlor and chamber suits, ward
robes, couter tables, dNaus, library and
oAlee furniture lounges, secrctariesi
sideboards, hat racks, pier mirrors, c'c
cite, at Finbafi 8 ioyce's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

shipping cattle q lcat s0s light hatcher sice, ,
Jewelers. strene fair 20 choice s. 80 einct
erss2 todS - w. s'VNN'
Hess. licc.ipts 4a1i fairly active and mn
chAngVdat s. NGa as. ""
ehcep- Receipts rs, shipmcnta none, mas.
eei sirady on gooi grades common avn and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

rRopuCH, PROVISIONS, ErC
NhW ORLEANS, Ia, Dec 10 Flour duil (.
choice "a 40, fancy 81 60; extra fame, "a Nl !
winter wheat and Minnesota patents 50 lOab So
Von~Qulot and weak white iioi MIXED 400 /,
YoioW due
uats-sleadv; choice wcstem sacked 0aaie
Cornmoal--pun ~ %.
llay-rt inner, nut not Quotahly higher, prime
SIS 00dl0 0Ol hoico Sl7 n0U rs ~
Hog iroducts-QuiCt and weak.
pOTk.-N sIi
l.ard--licaned ticrcoe 81 Is
llulk MCpts-Shouldore, 81 20; long clear
and clear rlh s. %
laceg- sbcaidcrS, s. o. long clear, - ~
clear Tih, 81 S2l,
nams-chc,ce sugar cured canyascd, SO ooR
~ ~.
whlssy Steady Western rccuacd ~ ooS
1 "a
Coffee Quiet but stcady common to primo
RIO cargoos IdQin.
Rlco-Stoady, ordinary "a primo AtNalc
Cotton seed Products QuiOtt primo crude
oil 2hU2aiCi roilnrd HQua2l
SugRrn-opun kettle quicU choicN hdhlo,
strictly prime ajdBci primo sir; common ala
i60; Louisiana rontrlfuyals lrnori plantation
GrAnulAtod Hac, choice white ole, chuioO yellow
clarified dadlc primo diuo blade, seconds
ilaAlc,
MOasses-Opcu kettle oasior, choice t2aiac,
ptlmo Use hci ccnutugals stcanyi choice aici
talr To prwu elaaGn,
Exchange New York sight ut pBr.
tlcHrings OF banks S2iusIllH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

wheat Choice No. ]. 1901 medium GO8GAc
low grade b1gf6ic Oats SOC. HatlVy
ahe Rye COO Corn, car zoe, shNllcd 300.
Hey, lopso, from the wagon b ood ~ per iua d,
hMU my OOWil %. nrHn 600 per 100 thuns
! ~ pwr 100 earn meal, ms hnlipd, per 100
hnnl DAaLl 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

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different i0cs1diee A. fOilOws
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head NJ 70 " ~ o0l Two year uids ~ % 20 70 Ooi
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

What Is more acceptable than O nice
hook for holiday giitf have the agIny
Tor John Is. Aldea's books, which are the
cheapest aud best books publishod.
o. g. WArERl0rsE,
Druggist aud stSiioner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
br pRrsnYrrRIAN PASTOR

sBg,R. II, Nails departure for Fort
10 take charge OncXt Sunday of
hist Presbyterian church. The
iGle Is. CD News says:
y Rev. Il. II. Nall, pastor of the
gion Street Presbyterian church,
BIZ this city tomorrow for his new
Kind church at Fort Worth, Tex. He
n a his farewell sermon TO large
HatlOn ON Sunday, taking his text
lcg Xxx, 30, "And now, brethren, ]
hi you 10 God, and TO the word OF
,ce, which is able to bulld you up
Rgiyc you an inheritance among ali
1bhleh are sanctllled."
&Tnon, like all OF MIR, Nails pull
Ms, was strong and graceful.
parting is IN many respects an uu-
n happy one. There Is not the
y dlminuuon of the affection and
\ esteem that have always existed
M pastor and congregation. Mr..
N eight years of usefulness aud
Ne work to look back on and much
~ evidence that his work has not
p vain, and looks forward TO
ttld full OF promise, the Offering OF
Blows him that his work has been
Nited and is OF the character OF Il
Mon He has been given every reason
lhat he Is beloved, aud that his
known to his people here. Not
fndmg all these pleasant facts, ties
'pse between pastor and flock can
s@yered without deep sorrow, aud
won was a very affecting one and
rs hearers strongly.
pau Incorporated in the sermon a
fNlew OF his work here. lie has
eslor OF the church since January,
paving succeeded the Rev. Il. Il.
III d., deceased. During the eight
Y membership has increased from
!iS--a gain OF 80 per cent, Two
n and nine persons have been re-
mo The church, sevonty-soven on
Ena OF faith and 1872 on letters.
'alaance of baptism has been adj
fed TO ninety-nve per
seventeen adults and seventy
Infants, The collections
mounted daring the period of Mr.,
Nstoratc to S3O,9l5, of which
Nas Tor benevolent work and S2S,-
4 nome objects, support OF the
/ cue, The Sunday-school has
\ developed and Increased. Tho
'sllon has built one of the hand
ana most substantial and conven-
arranged churches in the South.
uIee thousand dollars reported to
'sh recently subscribed for the debt
ou'ldlug Is not included In the ag-
~ collections printed above,
sll has been spending the last few
us residence here at the house of
iOWer, and there was steady
" visitors there on yesterday, In
members OF the congregation aud
au desiring to say goodbye and
tlelr cordial God-spuod. The rev
and his family viii leave
!. morrow morning, aud the regret
! departure and hearty wishes for
'osperlly and happiness will extend
Vuu inc Presbyterian congregation
'0usa this entire community.