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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

LONDON, November ga dispatch
from Madrid announcea the death OF
King A ltonso from consumption, &c
CELEBRATED by dysentery.
Throughout Monday night King al.
Alfonso had spasmodic fits, the result OF
fever and debility. Six doctors from
Madrid and two physicians OF El Parde
were in constant attendance. The hts
continued throughout Tuesday, and the
King died ut 8 As O'Clock this morning
The Popa's benedictiop arrived beIor'
he expired. Ali the Off GERS of the Sta,s
and Cabinet Ministers, except tn
Minister of War and the Minister of Til,
Interior, were present at the moment o
disso lution. The Cabinet met imme
diately and the Queen was appoints
Regent. 10 accordance with the Law
the members of the Cabinet have ter
dered their resigna ions, but will rem al
in office pending the Regents pleasur.
The body of King Alfonso will be inter
red in the Palace Of the Escurial.
Orders have been issued that tn
troops in Madrid be confined to tn
barracks Great anxisty prevails II
Madrid. A rigid censorship is excercis
ed over press telegram.
A telegram from Madrid says
" Princess Mercedes, the five-y ear. oil
daughter of Alfonso, will be Queer
under the regency of her mother, Uhrii
tina. Senior Sa2asta will form q ne'
Cabinet. The streets are crowded wit
people, eagerly discussing the situation
The city IL tranquil"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

For the next ten days but one single
life stands between the head of this
great nation and possible chaos and
confusion, and that the life of Presi-
dent Cleveland. Were he to die or be.
come incapacitated from filling his
off ce before Congress meets next Mon
day week and the Senate elects q
presiding officer, there would be no head
to the government, and 1t is not pleasant
TO contemplate what evil and designing
men might do in the meantime. The
Senate has always before its adjourn
ment elected presiding officer who in
the interim would become Vice Presi-
dent if that Office became vacant, or
acting President II that Off ce beca me
vacant and there were no Vice Presi-
dent. At the closing Of the last session
Of the Senate, Vice President Hen.
bricks refused to leave the chair long
enough to permit the Senate to elect q
presiding ad interim, though requested
TO do 80, that succession might be
kept up If anything happened. The
sincere desire of every good citizen
will be that the Presidents life will be
preserved, but at the same time the
stress and strain upon the President is
entirely too great for any but strong
physical man like Cleveland to beai
and even he stands in an uuenviable
position. An attempt WAS made dur
ing the last Congress to establish q
regular Presidential succession from
the President down through the head
of the various State departments, bui
the attempt failed on account of Demo
cratic opposition. the heads of depart
ment at the time all being Republicans
and likely to remain 80 from the ther
POLITICAL outlook. One Of the first ur
gent necessities of,the incoming Congress
will be TO establish the PRESIDENT q
succession, now that the heads of tn
departments are all Democratic. 1t Il
10 be hoped that the measure will no
meet with the same opposition from
Republicans that 1t met with from
Democrats. The Democrats are II
power and nothing should be done t.
prevent them from enjoying the fal
nuits Of their victory,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
Great TnouShts.

For our own sakes and for our chill.
'dren's, we cannot afford to lose q sing
lie great thought, or good deed. or
beau tiful conception of those who have
gone before us. Ruskin says: Be as
sured that all the best things and trea-
sures Of shis world are not TO be pr0duc-
ed by each generation for itsalf, but we
are sll Intended, not TO carve our work
in snow that Will melt, but each ana
all of usito be rolling . great, white,
gathering SNOWFALL, higher and higher,
larger and larger, along the Alps OF
human hover"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
NANAuAKKn,a
seems native.
It's the gift quarter. #.

seems nauve.
It's the gift quarter.
Northwest from the center.
But the store is full OF
nothing but gifts.
We are not all so rich, nor
are all of our friends that we
wish to think Of at Christ
mas so rich, as to make it
wise to make gifts OF senti-
ment only. GIFTS OF the
barest usefulness have more
of the real gilt aroma a thou
sand times than objects OF wit
or beauty.
The store is full of such.
Think OF the long procession
of wants, nay needs, necessi-
ties, from the swaddle both
ways to the grave-clothes.
Mans ingenuity works to
supply them We gather
the works together. The
store is full /; and there's
nothing that isn't fit for
somebody's Christmas gilt.
Our invitation takes in all.
There isn't a mar woman or
child within reach above the
rank of a beggar not pro-
vided for. The store is lars e
I enough to hold themall. The
5 things are made for them all,
7 and right for them all
And we manage mer'
! chandise so that all may gel
S what suits them, whether they
: know what suits them or not
: A new thing in the world
i We don't mean to say tina
d we never make mistakes,and
never come short OF our aim
p We are learning the business
J, The business is pew-th,
r business OF managing mer
b chandise SO that people
n get what they want, whethe
o. they know what they want @
u not.
=, JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut thirteenth and Marx
It streets and Oity.ball square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

vice presidents Hendrfcks' Death

Ike news Of Vice President Hem
bricks death on Wednesday evening,
caused sndden and painful shock oil
sur rise aud sadness TO the whole coun-
try. More 50 as there were no intima-
tons that tha Vice President had not
been enjoying his usual health which
had not been the best. His exceeding
activity, in duties even outside OF his
off ;ial station led the people to believe
that he was in the enjoyment of even
better health than usual. He has been
at home In Indianapolis for several
days attending to pressing business en-
gagemenss which he had about COM
pleted, and he was on the eve of start
ing to Washington to preside over the
deliberations OF the Senate which meets
next Monday week, when he was
called unexpectedly to n higher juris-
diction, and the country Is called upon
again TO mourn the death Of the second
highest official OF the nation.
Mr.. Hendricks has been 80 long and
prominently before the nation in
various public capacities, that ali know
him OF least by reputation, and his
death therefore comes to US something
like q personal loss. Whatever may
be said Of Vice President Hendricks
none will deny that he was q strong
man in his capacity rs q politica
leader, and being as we believe con
scientious Democrat, to him more thar
to any other individual must be as
cribed the credit Of holding Indiana II
the tenets OF the Democratic faitl
oftener than the Republicans coult
hold 1t.
He was Democrat of the extrem
school, and this fact gave him unusua
prominence when q selection OF q can
didate for the Presidency was made q
teen months ago, and the moderat
policy pursued by President Olevelsn
had more than ever endeared Mr.. Her
bricks to the real solid Democrat
heart. Vice President Hendrick,
political life when he WAS PROMINENT
before the public, stretches over
period Of thirty years.
He has been q member OF the Hous
Of Representatives and OF the Senate {
his State, and took an active part In tt
last Constitutional Convention of Ii
diana. Then he was elected two fern
to Congress and was United State
Senator one term, that being during tt
war when he was in q small and hops
less minority, this being the time whe
men like him were denominated CO.
perheads," and were looked upon
possible with less degree Of favor tbs
straight out secessionists. He wa
then elected Governor of his State aft
two defeats, was candidate for VII
President in 1876, and believed he WI
elected. As all know he was plac,
on the Democratic ticket with Clev
land for Vice President, and final
reached another step In the ladder
his political ambition.
He makes the fifth Vice President
die while in effice. The people Of Il
nation are honest, conservative 81
just enough to concede to the dead vi
President the merit OF honesty and 81
cerity, and we do not believe there Ii
Republican in the land who would I
rather, had 1t been the will of the !
mighty, have seen his life preserved
serve ont his term of Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
JOHN P ALLMOND { Co.,
.GROCERS..

We have secured a large
lot Of NOR & Sons Preserved
Fruits in. J pint glass jars,
which we offer for IS cents
per jar, or two jars for IS
cents.
These goods are not air
tight, but bona fide preser-
YES. The varieties are
Red Cherries, Red Currant,
Curant Tomatoes, Yellow
Tomatoes, Blackberries and
Ounces.
They have never before
been offered for less than so
cents per jar.
J. p. ALMOND & Co.
Heckers' S e | f.r a Using
Buckwheat, II cents per
paper. No. 2 mackerel, in
I5-pound pals, 81 per pail.
Cape Cod Cranberries, 3
quarts for as cents. Old
Government Java Coffee, 20
cents per pound a pounds
for ST.. The Finest 50 cent
Tea in the city.
Richardson & Robbins
Plum Pudding, in l., 2, 3 and
4-pound cans. Table Raj
sins in whole and quarter
boxes.
New Paper Shell Almonds,
English Walnuts and Brazil
Nuts.
The Finest Foreign and
i Domestic Dried Fruits.
Darby Corn, Peas and
String Beans. The finest
packed this season.
The greatest bargains Of
iall-Moir's Preserves, jars
for IS cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
HAVE Been Deaf

in one cdr ten years, and partially deaf
In the other for two months have been
treated ny ear speciality doctors and re-
ceived NIB benefit. Having used Ely's
Cream Hahn for about . month, l fiji d
myself Greatly improved, and can hear
we'll and consider IL q most valuable
remedyI i had also nasal catarrh, with
droppin8k of mucous into my throat and
pain ov6E my eyes, which troubles also
have entirely disappeared.-D b.
Yates, Upper Lisl Q. Broome Co, n. \.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

JUSTICE seems to have unsheathod
her sword In favor of the Republicans,
both in Cincinnati and Chicago. The
circuit court OF Cincinnati has ordered
certificates Of election to be issued to
the four Republican Senators OF that
city, they having been declared legally
elected by msjorihes ranging from 317
to 59i. In Chicago . recount OF the
vote for Mayor of that city has been
ordered, which It is believed will GUST
Harrison. " The mills OF the gods
grind exceedingly slow but sure"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
WAuAwAKE1,s.

Let's take a look through
the Christmas part Of the
store - the gift-quarter Il
where everything looks as if
the chief end Of Christmas
were to take money out OF
your pocket to tickle some
body else's fancy.
There's nothing there that
isn't more than useful. Use
fulness covered up with
beauty or oddly. There are
Igitts, you know, that mustn't
be too useful.
! There has been for weeks
q stream of bric-a-brac com,
ling from everywhere. Day
after Thanksgiving isn't a
minute too soon to get it on
the counters.
i Brasses and bronzes and
! Isilver-bronzes The buyers
{ lot such know what we mean;
+ and if we could put in cold
] print the odd conceits that
s tare in the bronzes, they
lwouldn't want them. What
lis a witticism good for after
+ lit is printed Z These bronzes
lare jokes-some may be only
!, beautiful. What do you
81 think OF a bird on a tray
tlss you touch the bird-there':
Il an ink-stand under him
: touch him again-you dis
ne cover a treasury of postage
:, stamps-we've almost spoiled
. an excellent bronze
,c Toilet-cases, covered will
r.lplush and lined with satin
e. tools Tor the toilet few @
n many, rich or not very ricl
he las you like. The change il
in these things from year II
is year is not 90 much that 20,
e: can't keep track OF them
no Prices are lower than here
is, tofore. Manicure-cases ough
III to be spoken of here. Tn
'h' craze is abundantly provides
for.
=. Triplicate mirrors,a rattle
y dangerous gift. Imagine
81, y oman not of the pretty pc
III III suasion catching the first III
90 conscious glimpse of halt-'
Ser dozen sides of her face ! Ar
2us you reckless enough to ris
ria triplicate mirror
de A tan is very safe. 1t tell
81 no tales. 1t hides then
an Even a gauze fan, a painte
Al. nothing. a picture in al
poi as dumb as a veil.
sell ian may be very dangerou
ri let though not to the tanner.
Der Pocket.bo coin-book
red port monnaies, whatever yo
,n so, call those handy things tn
o ,Ss help US all through the ru,
willIged journey of life-it
'ff' hardly worth while to thir
of those that are only usef,
N. Its Christmas we're thin
am ing of.
.ne Alligator, lizard, seal. mo
key and calf are the leather
, gss the shapes are too many
do think OF ; Lot shapes alon
aSa but touches OF every sort
!, soIart. Celluloid makes frien,
and with leather. You can't t.
IN R' a where leather ends and c.
, a1 it, luloid begins. The latt
the lends itself better to staml
' ssss ling. So there's nothing
God, bronze that hasn't its cou
) for terpart in money-carriers.
glad Card-cases likewise al
1 mis. other pocket-convenienct
sme Portfolios likewise. r
srfai same grotesqueness Gro
s eIf out in writing facilities. BIZ
ting-pads are covered wi
something that looks Ii
Chill Chill. leather and leather itse
:. or Memorandum bits are d
nave ave [guised with bas-reliefs tt
., ca may be a sort Of soft i've
! We for all you can tell.
1 ana Let these hints suggest
hita -. IL 1C ,1:-Lkl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

Heuralric psin ia usually of an in
Hpsey shan, cutting or burning char.
acter. To effect speedy and psrma.
neut cure ru9 thoroughly with Saliva.
ton O !, TIE creates psin-cure on earth.
20 ceuts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

SENAroR-elect Mitchell, OF Oregon,
has disappointed Demofrz'iG expecta-
tons by declaring himself stlll an out
and out Republican.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
We WANT YOU

To krow we would like toI
supply you and your boys
with Good Clothing and to|
do so we have made it ourl
special study as to how.
We believe you want the
best goods you can get for
the money, and then we
know you want them to at
we'll, look well and wear well.
Some clothing is gotten
up to sell. We gel ours up
TO give satisfaction and TO
please. We buy many of
ours in the piece, have them
well sponged and thorough.
" examined before being
cut; have them cut by our
custom cutters, we'll trim
med and made, and we know
what we have to offer you,
and are sure after you have
tried you will be convinced
We sell the best Bargains in
Clothing to be found. We
are offering now a very cx-
tensive assortment of Over
Greats. We have almost
any size J GU may want from
the smallest TO the largest
ard at all prices. Our as.
sortment of suits was never
better, containing al! colors
styles and sizes at low
prices. We don't only
claim to be one priced, but
are, having everything
marked at the very lowest
We know we could otter
get more five asked it, but
are Statistic / with small
profits, go as to make quick
sales. Call and see for your
selves. We don't want yol
to buy unless you feel sur,
it is to your advan tsge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

MONEY 70 LOAN ON FIksr M05r
INk gave or ether mrs class secu rite 8
Apply 10 JOHN II. ADAMS, President o
Security, Trus: and Sale deposit COMPANY.
o2l-eod-tm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27

MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL IN
HIM prudence, Nervous Debility curod
luuI py potantc Nerve Bitters, &c.,
at 10 N. llth street, philadelphia
5i6 : hipliy st., WILMINGTON, Del. be. eod-iy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
sapes ana blankets.

LarRe1t stock of any house In Della.
AWARE. Lowest prices at Yerger's, 4o7
|Shipley btreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-27
A Cough, colo, or Sore Throat

should not be neglected. Browns
BRONCHIAL TR0CHES are a simple
remedy, and give prompt relief. %
cents box
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-28
Bnrldina msssra,

LrGGBHEs-Rougu lnmpor, DozinE, "a iD0bn
and under, 0r1t-ola1s, 5l8 stripping, 5kYf, % 3.
boxing ana flooring, clgarp, fas; thick cllng
~ and ~, 81; rOugh lumber, Eeccn6 claa
80, loiEt and BoBntiing, cuiia, fif 20.
nInfEa--Eirst common Wh!ts pine gzO %;
second do, III ~ tbtrd do, rs. poplar. u25 %
rough, 1900.
DRzEasD LUHREn--Hoztuc IA inchm and
under, EB ooel 5G do 1fxB. Gb 05lSs7 w;
EcantlinR, toiHt or any common luro D1i
Us go9gI ~ boxing over u inches. 561lp1
81 so thick clSEra, "a tolH and 2, 81 Gg.ssl %;
second class. any kino, ~,
DHE5sHp And "a ATuHED tIJoORrUu--Firp
ciasa, st. Eocond clRBA, 622-50,
HHrfEf Ibu FUkEIsffLEl8 LUlfDaE--lt(t A
and finch white pine, $40; ilich do, %.
CEILIEo--hRhnE8 on PfsALN--Fir1 ooln
mon white pine, x, ~ "a do, NJ .50;Sd 90. slB:
poplar, H. ~ 0QS27.so. poplar, x, gs7.sc s9Ss N
nAifvcpine y, III: DO, x, 80.
PorLAsH LgAisEH.--iHi ~ and Inch, 81
gaIESLEs--Whits pine A, g; do GoAdaa q
aib, doeKtrh No. 4, fo.BI cypress. bezt. a1s
brand -; do No, z, fl.sU; 40 No. ., b56g; naiYs
saved aeiArt, "; hhfsr, ~.
PIoIErs.--Whitd pine. dressed and haadaa
agnare or nat, A. yellow pins 40. 81 lnill,
LIaH. CH1fEuY, EFd--IAna Austin a
per Dbl. Cement. louiHvillc or hozanale, o. n
per bbl.i Portland. % per bbl. PiastsT PaFiE
Kew York or Michigan, " par Dbl. flaztg
hair, ". m.
BKisiz.--SlTs-prooL s7O DsE a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-28

Hei No. 4 DO, lbe, 2gH9S roonpg TN, tit 70
BlbJlt hAiO ma lpt1a pat 90. 81 1la I 20 I
einnarh Wlro, 30 per cent, uHi tlnnsrs rpgts.
torty Per cent, offs cook Ht0yW flLh vac,
Kll 6gfB 90 do, with Trimmings, Gi 6lASD.a.
WOOD WORK. Wagon A1lpA, tpctbtl w 1
touguee. aOo6otl O1i ainglotrs0s, Ell 10 oIgisrE
sos npOkDa "a Tba3g 90. fellnta, u aoq99 20 (:
poublutfeea, IS ajafa 20, nenk V0esv, u n0I
g0l plow beams, 20 fe5c.l pioW hardlfa " u
9lJu; handles, 81 7b6t2 6O.
NAILS. o. % Reg. hAsiu lHd.--kurdan hcrae
shoe, pcT keg " %: Perkins do, IS p0i walk.
on do, o. b0t burden mulo, 81 90; hQHnWust.
urn horse nhoe nails, no, b0o, Re- B. at1,t No,
o llc. No. ], 30, No. ., 20. "LEEes' do, 100
4 40, No. o, 40. No. d, 2lc., no. u mo-. 10
100; Ausable do. No, I. do, No. O. 40, Nc. !,
Ao.t NO, y 49,, No, y, Ire,
AAhs-k.lk., Per doEan, ~ 5pflQ vi, LsfN'a
W 5000 0t HnokeuaRok. 81 i007g1 boys,
handled, 58BJl3Sb3,
RHtHI0 TORS. .-Eo. I CLIMAX. tilO1
70. :, DO, els 81 no. . do. t4g. No. d.. ~
niI3CkLIlAHE0U E--rlEo0 ohElug, g. pa
pEr, fafIeti pillow 1inelsirsel, per tnLs ..
ploW doubietreea pur dOran ~ 70 siogl,
bells ~ por cont. on door lockh, 81 1903 M5
woDd porewu, ~ aud 10 per cent ofii Up cast
door bntl, &c and ~ pfg cont. ofi Gus tcd
Hnned iRcks, 2g pef cont Oni COMO Nilif, ~
per cent, oni blind hinged. ~ sud ~ PEI can't
on, carriage b0lN, 81 and ~ pog cent %
pl1W boig, 80 par cont. on pl0os iin wars,
~ per cent, on deep aWmpf1 wars, bJ pSg
cant. Ofi shallow stamped wars, 30 per neat
gN 'Nnaunaf rarA 80 oar ami 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-28

1nA1s-sHger cared MANS, llssc:B. o. q. y.
Bacon ll.4% 8, O,baoon, S'<c. .S.C. dry palt,
FuIT- hAcNerel. ION kits, No. 1. u.oO. 10.
W. hslf bhls., No. 1, 500; no, 2, tf60,
white nbhi No, !, hif bible, tg,t0, No, q, gU.2i.
Dried hotrinEn, per Dor, 600. God nsh, e.,
LAEtii-31lerosa, sNo; 40 and ton CAM, 81 4e
80 ean1, $50; l0n eons, sNc; 90 cans, eJio'
pogFHs.-Common, lOc.; Ordinary, Io)le;
slI, nc; pflpls $50 ll1to; nancy, l2o old
rn4--ImperiAl, t1Se0; eunpoWdsI. 5000
suqAH-Fine powdered, bblH., 8No.; co.,
STANDARD ! 10, louisiana grannlated, - !;
siand.Ed a. 5soa ohoiCe white, 10; yellow
clarified, oyfC@Te
RlCE--LouislRnN, esaTc.
bALr-CoSraes in bags. gl.2jGl.t0; me In
oags. * leke. IN nat hoop bhiu., tq.lo
pockets, DNGl4So
apples, standard, el.e5 PeRdhss, STA ndNrd.
lbl., Sl.e5 lbs, t2232.6O, bsoondk, la
si'sG ms, 2l9 ronstoes, standard 2 oA
s,a,n 'G sI lni az VA, s-aa1 BE- gSo Green
berries gl.a68lA0; RGAp60iTies, N.BNDI IS
oyeters, fnll weighi, NJ, gllb; ~, e1iO; lighi
Sfs asils ~ SS'i D.. 2 sl@ s Ssn1oI p
.sOai.IO; sardinoA. American, 1o6 easc
imported, Sla.0o9lt00 easo: RtsaWbsTrisq,g D.
ttSS AZ. 1S,, si,H Sa Ii Green gagss
BAEfNo PoWDnR.-siivsr Loaf I'm cans
Per oozen, slca IN. do, u 81; lido, y %
in. do, 81; Oh. do, 81.
spHDsIes-atarch, 40. sosp common
s1SC German oliv0, 90. Candles, fuli boxes
ls5fc, halves, O.. quaYtora. O. Indigo. BIC y
Bluolngs 905lOU dozen. OolemanH mustard
tl.tOc1s5.O doton, AAccaFoni. imported, loon
American, 800 box. BurkeM, two hoopa
eL0Jduzen:Well buckets. EtO0 dOSon. BroOmh
u.7DeD9.a5 ooaon. brilliant Oil. DhlH.. lRo.; 20
plon, do, pc; do, rs caaoA. 50 ~; Brilliant
20 casoH, ~ 20: do, l-i2 Gases, 81 vs..
FLOUR - Etanard'H Royal patant, IB 81
q bbl.; aaoks. u Ooe p 100 ps.: No. TsIAi
per buHhol, CSC; Hominy and prits, 3 bbl
% % Oatmeal, y hal. bhl., q -: OfsCk %
Wheat, y 10, CO: OTaoksrG \ Hods, $40.
A11 aoda, Jc,; cream 20, Rirgtr Bnhps
Eto.. lemon creams, $40,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-28
wool ana HIdes

Twelve mouths clip, light, nns ana msd
nm AGlt, fine heavy 10 light, hob. HiI
nonths, s9i3; fall, nne heavy, l0abl9 fall
light nne and medium, l29la; coarse
SaJi2.
HIDEs--No. heavy mint, dry 2 o 40; No.
heavy nint, dry y p lie; No. [ light nint,
10, 10. Z, light flint, y D. 70; bulls arc
heavy, damaged, v b B; calf skins and bRdi,
damaged, y % e98c; green sait8d, sound, = :
90 butchers. green, Y n blfc.
Hides nom fallen cattle generally bought
'hsi,h bringing about f2o. when weighing
over ~ pounds zach. When sold on ssieo
lion they bring from Zoe. 10 lie. according 10
grade. but generally grade No. 2. IL will
therefore be 70 The interest Of tho ttocRmon
10 sell them hat
PELTRIal-- Deer skins, y, n I5@H, anita OPS
skins, 3 D lO9lSc. goat HkinH, each, l0S2
sheep pelia, according 20 amount OF wool
600 up; ehearinRa, according 70 amount ui
wool, bDl0; Mexican sheep pslt8, boiec
Mexican sleep poitst improved, LGl2c; Eg1
lean 6heop nhecrlings, &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-28
Drugs ana FAints.

nAINNs
Hank, Cinnamon per 10 ~ Peruvian, Nicstl
BOrRK, lee. Hl-oirbonat6 az Hoda, English
90. Oopperas, @t4. CnohinodlN per on DC
OTIS. Castillo soap, per q 1906. Cream tartar
.. p, per b t0sesb. OhRlk, lump, per 10 2Gs
Caloiiei, T.. a w, 1babs9 Engliah. per 10, hot.
tie included, a5ol co. Chioral Hyduate, per n
az al 90 ,nlSf, POT I9 pos,s , l9Slns
Doyors, per ID 81 70. Epson salts, per ID 70
~, Gum Opium. per 10 2 50 Gum Cam
phoT, per ID 2l@A. Morphine, par or 80 gsa
-, OIL. Castor, maohine 10asO. oil, Castor
straihod' aSasa oil, lard, No /. 5000. oaih
55 Ai m 81 s "a Presori PGSa yas 5,
per OF. OF. SHOW eases. market prices, Rebat,
patent medicines, NJ list. Thaysu Fluid
Extraeug, ~ por cent. on. p. y. Fluid Ma
Louis list.
Strictly pure white lead, ~ 5U; Spirit
tuspentine, bDaDb5. Boiled oil, Ga6Btc.
THE RHHnMAr.wILIAmB ooLons.
ivory drop blRqf. Ia, per 10 leo. EnRlill
coach black H. psi 10 100; lamp black, 10. We
black paint. Ia. 20. sfFusHlan blue, ~. W, IL
&c; tUltramarine blue, ~, 10, 90; blue palm
koy lumber. ls, sc. raw Italian sienna. IA, &c
burnt Italian sienna, Il, 30. Vankyko brown
IL, &c; Paris green, IL, zoe; Chrome, L. =. o,
dian rcd, IN, "; Elnetta red, ~, 10, l1Jes, va
&C. Chrome yellow. l.. ~. o, = ., o., fa. leo
Yellow oohre ~, c., 1919, "a, eo,
IlRTE OAK. idc. ASH. lsci Black walnut. ibs
Maple, lbo,
DiBrEaPNn uoLoRs,
Ivory drop black, no raw TurHsy unhei
80. burnt Turkey lumber, 2bo; raw ltaliht
sienna. 25o; burnt Italian sienna, $50. Van
dyke brown, 25c.
Prices Of above roado on bEEiA Of IN "
a, and 10 cans, aHgorted; In y and N
cana; balance In 1 and 10 cans, ASSORTED
Price IN . 10 cans balance In and 10 Gals
agaorted. Price In Id cams, 10 loas. i2H nno
~ Id TIN pals, 10 leAh and KEGS 20 per
le1A.