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C.. J. Taft's Boot &
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and all engagements on or around joints OF
horses limbs. |. your horse is suffering from
any of the above troubles or lame from any
cause whatever. try CONYZA, for CONYZA
never fatis to effect a cure, il cure is pos
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by all druggists. Pamphlets sent free. Ad.
dress DR.. +. c. WILKINSON, Veterinary
Surgeon, Clarcmont, n. II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-20

Belva Lockwood, lawyer and lee
turcr, announces herself as candidate
for the Presidency of this glorious
country in 1888. Go it, "Belvan
Another evidence of the efficiency Of
the Shot gun policy in Virginia Prof.
j. NJ. Laugston, the negro ex-minister
to Hayti, is running for congress
against the republican ticket. on p
platform of endorsement of Cleveland,
to whose support he argues colored
men should enthusiastically rally. And
the same policy has been extended to
Massachusetts. The ward 10 colorcd
voters neld meeting few evenings
since, and after stirring addresses de-
cided to support Andrew and Foster.
Another rebellion is surely Npon us
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VIM Suffer with SaH-Rheum ?

MEssRs. c. I. HOOP & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Gentlemen-I was a great sufferer fron
Salt-Rheum on my limbs, for dozen years
previous to the summer OF 1876, at which
time was cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The skin would become dry. chap, crack
open, bleed and itch intensely, so that l
could not help scratching, which OF course
made them worse At the time ] com
menced taking Hoods Sarsaparilla lin the
summer Of 1870 they were so bad that they
discharged, and ! was obliged to keep them
bandaged with linen cloths The skin was
drawn so tight by the heat OF the disease
hs S pSsd n over r nsy %oTS S S syss "s
first bottle benefited me so much that con-
tinued taking 1t till was cured used one
box OF Hoods Olive Ointment, to relieve tho
itching. Hoping many others may learn the
value OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and receive ~
much benefit as ! have, | am,
Very truly yours,
Mrs. s. s. MOODY.
No nroa
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared by DR.. JIG. Aver s Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Druggists. Price u; siI bottles, e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

Sr LOUIS, Mo. Dec. --Caite-- Hecoipia
1850, shipmen 100; smooth harry chtte sold
REALLY a. nrm prlees; cp7rse ana common
x ades dull; choice heavy native steers - Sla
20; fair O. good shipping steefa " tl9A w,
but h. r. HteeTe, medium 10 choice f3Upa9 o.
feed re- fair 10 good. 81 BOa3 10; stOrbers, fair
good, 81 g1a2 20; Y Nhss hu1 IudiEne, com
mon u hOioe, 81 sja3 70 iiOgs-- Receipts
goo; shipments coz ruled easier hnd lower
On heavy and iOc Oh light 81 bOat ~ sheep
IieceipB $40, shipments 200; mafket weak and
lower: Q m on " vtry chyic 81 DJal %
KANSAS CRY Mo-, Dee, 7,--- Cht.le- Receipts
gJTl -hi ments i3g; SLOW aud weak; good TO
ehOire 81 0Fts 40s common 70 mcdiam 81 80
d8 %; stocgcrs 81 z0@2 10. feeding fteefe q ~
as aG.rpWA 81 5000 70 iiogH lieeClpla ii,gi1,
shiumrnte 457 weak. Bai0' lower a. s3 con
800 Ahep 10 eipt5 l0E; shipments l5l
market steady good T. choic ~ ID@S ~
mm0n 10 Dle1ium 81 0ua2 10
OnlIAGO, Ill, DrC I.--bfnvaft' Jenrnhi
reportsi uhW Receipts i1N ehipmen 2g1J,
veal Chris'mHs bsfver s. t1ab a1i ehlpfdng
stse 50 50a4 ~ Stoke and ieedrrs, y; p9e
~: fOgs, bnils And mlKed,al 45aS 100 balhj
~ 01as 80. through Texas can ID " ~ ~ 1L 4,
sloS and DO l1we ut q 1904 20 shecQ-
latiVen - 23al 70, WGstcrn iHnbe, " va
NJ y YoHK. Dec Reeves Receipts W car
l0ads dFessed best dall az lsd7Aef lQT slies
with sele q ns gp 70 ~ as o. NY nstye
stock poor stock had " b. 4 reed ~ - fepica
for ordinary 70 prize sheep " ble9 ~, iof
tam s. 9sG7 %, a cav ~ d Of ioOr sheep vent
AZ 81 ~; car loAd u cnlls Wsat AZ - ~ per
head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
GENERAL mAnKE1s.


ST. LOUIS, $40. Dec z Flour quiet and
firm Wheat acAye bat unfettlo AID loWeri
opened weak advanced sld& weakened de-
cidodly near lhe close decii Ing 70, finishing
sc lower thha We terdA No red, cash,
7gH; nscempef 1879; ) nuary sDySas Ac,cl1a
NJ s0stc Feb nary s!Mahgh CiOsiug rtsac,
May s75lassgSc, civFing s1tl as75sr Corn duli.
frIn ana shade higher No mlxrd ~,
sG<a3.c; December, Sg56r; January @4ci
FeDruary SIC NJ y 4nha40Ee, cloei. futsc
sked. oats irregular, near futures Grm, ge.
fened deligerles esssier. No: 2mlsea cash 2!4
ag7&e,. Nay use CoFnmsai e i,
quiet and steady medium 2ia4l :
enarse DraiG lG42 low sandy l3aiso, noe
Hsht i6a2s; he-vy Ha2le Provisions qli
and generally ora, eNsept bacan which ruled
casi-r POfE steady nj Sll ~. J.. ~ nrm ~
s. U5d0 10 ku k meats atthdyi loyse lots
ng q ear, s. hlat 60; Hho ribs s. S1e3 l5;
short n AZ s. dDd5 - boxed lofs tong q "
So lDN5 CO.; short rios $40 short cleaf 81 -
tacOn ea-ief; 10 Ger 50 G24; short ribs
So rs; Short clear 50 ~ Hams 81 bell 10
afternoon bOarS--W hral weak and 80 lOg
er. Con eAsg anu Ad3se lower. uslA nom
inAily esaieT
CHlcAGD. III Dec. y-wbeih opened q lat
nights prces, and 4Htil N May delivery nHciu.
al a betw en- So ar5se, they rose on Foad
buying " e5tse, ruled stra1y for short tili
men tnps b downward GLANCE. not ein ne ~
course an y &c ha1 been reachtd which was
Tho cioting nggf ne ! q i9ck Ia tne fl'fnnoa
the bfnrt con2Bucf ahmmefing tfice1. ~ =
ronei1erable i.Dg property VA rnloAas l
price ~ Ma df0gpad 70 t&&e. az 4t4e unoff
the nlKhefl Azure " inst week fiin ieelipE Dc
me heaflsh toward HE cIgse, mifke1, 10
islcd Is nearly tatiac prices Corn held np
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One 10 Three Points Higher.
Money Market Easy.
wheat Opened uusettied, weakened De.
eidedly ana CLOSED Lower-rive
Stock Transactions Brisk.
FORT WORTH MARKErs-pAILY he
VIEW
oFFIoE or THE GAZETTE.
FORr MONTH icy NC ! iasa

OFFICE OF THE GAyKrrE,
FORT WORTH. TEx.. Dec. 7, 1850.
Trade was heavy to-day.
Cotton is very s,ropg and advanced
sevsral points. The bulk OF cotton re.
ceived here grades strict low mlddlinp.
tinged by frost, and brings "a; good
middllng now brings 81, but vety little, If
any OF this grade, is offered here.
Apples hsve taken big boom and have
advanced considerably,
Potatoes are advancing, better grades
being quoted 10 cents higher
Peoans are in great demand, OF SB to 10
cents for Texas nuts.
MONEY AND BUSINESS
The money market remains firm and
moderately active at rates equal TO any
hitherto obtained OF course, there have
been inconsider ,ble fluctuations from day
TO Jay at New York aud other eculatiye
points, caused partly by manipulation
add partly by dem md; but at the major
ity OF money ceniers demand and supply
have matched each other so nearly as 10
Keep the rate Of interest notably STEADY
Indications are not wanting. however.
that greater supply of loauable funds
VIII shortly accumulate at Eastern cities
II not at interior points. In fact, ey.
deuces OF such accumulation have already
shown themselves at New York In the in
crease of surplus reserve and deposits In
The banks and in corresponding decline
OF loans There is quite general expec.
tation thst money will be cas-
Ter with the incoming of A
nav year; but, so long as the
volume Of trade and speculation contin.
ues of good dimensions, money.holders
will be slow to lower the rate of interest
more than fractonally, The banks are ia
such good shape now, and have enioyed
so much prosperity Tor few months
past, that they will surrender their pres.
ent vantage ground very reluctantly, n at
all, We do not look for as low rates of
interest as prevailed during the first half
Of 1856, Ia long time. Nothing but pro
longed stagnauon in trade could bring
them down again, and Of that there are
no pressing signs. Money is still abun.
dant In this and other counties, and
always will be, for that matter; but IL
VIII more and mere require uuuues.
toned security to bring 1t out freely.
Particularly will this be the case
If European disturbances or COMPRESSION
al tlnance-t inkeriDg create feeling of
uncertainty or distrust in the public
mind. At Boston, during a portion OF
the past month, the market has been
called tight with both call aud time
loans ranging from 8 to GO per cent. At
San Francisco. Cincinnati and Philadel.
phia, the market has been quoted easy,
with call loans down to 81, and 8 pe r
cent. AT New York the range for call
loans has averaged about per cent +,
with fluctuations varying from 3 to 10 per
cent, In Chicago, rates have been steady
at to per cen.., according TO custom
ers and security offered. At Kansas City,
st. Louis, Milwaukee, Plttsburg and New
Orleans, tirmness and activity have been
the rule Bankers Monthly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
n no@iny I, s .,e srI IT,. e0I. 8 IS.

Hominv and grits--rer Dbl, 81 IS
kraut-Haif. barrels a on
OaIneal-Per half bhi. 81 90
Cracked wheat Fer 10 Co
Crackers--A Gods, $40, xxx soda, 60. cream
eNc- Ginger snaus - ion,o~ rrenmn X
sundries-starch, SSc; candles, fuli boxes
l2ho; halyte, -; quarters, -; stick cAndv 4 -
l0kc; fancy. lOsfi6c. rome, exc; al eot.
ton. lec; herring. inpOrtcd 81 IA nor ssv
faifine, layer. $3.50, cider crab unie tto,
Missouri, Soci vinegar, ibgi lsc; corccntrated
I've, s. lada co. jugs, glazed, ice per gAl; crooks
gieged.l0n per gallon, dried peaches Gc. in,iiso'
ioc per bluoing, 80 QSl 90 per dozen, Cole
NAME mustard 81 S1Gl 50 per aosen. maeaYont
imported, lho per u American. 100 per uox
buckets Two hoons u 90 per dozen. brilliant
oils lble, 1885, kuptun do, sSc do rs casce,
- ~; htuilAnl 10 cases, 81 10, DO IA cAAos
sHt baslng rowderN, nulk. Tic. aud 9, u cans
" % IN tcaroni ANAL box Csc vermiceui small
box oocs oatsup In bulk per gallon a.; Worccs.
ter sauce 10 bulk per gallon 81 %
sugar Fine powdered, bills, 7hc, do half
bole, 'Aei cut Loaf, lSc; granuated standard,
eAei Louisiana eranulatea, Cos standard 4,
stoi enoice white, go; Louisiana y q, 64G
Rice. Louisiana tNabSe.
POULTRN-We quote; HounS chickens, 81 eb
~ % per doEi old, 81 s5ai so; turkeys, gS9
wHIsKY--Reotiacd, 81 1901 50. a. nor proof,
eour.mashj Two year old. 81 coal 10; three
year old, 81 1892 70; fancy, extra old whisky,
wooL--Fall wool, s,x.months, CLIP. bright
medium &c; HIGHT dnc soc, coarse l56lsc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

nrmly eahy In the ecgHion May touch
ing a35s /, bot when tha weak ohB in wheat
began tho option declined 1859 nd closed
at that price bid, Provisions ruled strong
most OF the session, May advan ed 60 81 90
with considerable trading az that figure, but
fet OH to 81 40 IN apparent syn phthy W "a
other markets but roHud easy. Flour whe
quiet and uncl angef The iendnR futures
closed 40 follows. Wheat Drccub r, i0bci
anna y, 97ssc. February 1870; May, Sac.
December 87kc; January SlBci Fob
rnary 3s4o; MAY da4c Fork Dnoembef,
si0 so January Sll 90, februai 81 l2bi May
81 az Lard Decrmber sB 10 january,
81 1870 February, s. rs; Marrh, 81 30 uash
prlc were az follows Wheat 1870. Corn
axe Pork $40 So Lard 50 70 Short rib ridfs,
,osa, s. sab 90 Dry salt .hanider., 81 759
$50 saort clear sides, S. GOAL ", WHISKY ht
81 ~
NEW YORK, Dec 7--CoiIee- Rios 1rm OF lioi
DIPLOMA lai5e higher sales 2g7So D.gs.
December, siY 2n9l2 20 January, " Yb@l2 ~;
t,braary, slg 80; March, sl2 300l2 SOL
Ap II SO 20 vI2 IS, May. 42 3Sel2 june,
Sll 90 ugar nTm ana quiet, fined steedy
clarllod AI5s4lSc. yellow Axe, mould a gfoi
eonfectiOnors a $50, RiRnulated BIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Stockholders Meeting.

FORT WORTH, TEX Dec. i, 1886.
Notice is nereby given that there win be a
meeting OF the stockholders of the Southern
Kansas Railway Company of Texas at the city
of Fort WORTH In he state of Texas, on Tues.
day, February l. 1857, at 10 o. lock II. m, for the
purpose of authorizing tho issuance of first
mortgage o tue corporate pr perry fran.
chises Of said company TO secure the payment
Of bonds to b. Issue by said company, running
forty years from their date, dt wing interest ~
per cent per annum. payable semi annually
both principal md interest to be Pm, able In
gold coin and limited in amount to $4,000 per
mile Of railroad; which said ind BIT dness is
necessary for constructing, completing, i'm
proving and operating It's railway
w, B, STRONG, ISAAC Il BURR,
A W. NICKERsON, ALIEN SPEARE,
GEO. SEALY, n s. WILL S,
WATERS s, DAVIS, WEBSTER SNYDER,
w. II MASTERS.
AS Directors of the Snuthern Kansas Railway
Company of Texas.
Attest, j, MULLANE. Asst Scc'y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. EMORY &c. NIXON, homeopathic ha,
~ removed hie office and residence 10 cornel
Fourth and Taylor streets, DR.. Broles' formel
residence. Onlce hours; 10 10 a. M, . to y
N Telephone conn ctons
VIVIAN u RYLAED, general land anc CO.
lection agents for tho Panhandle
rsxac, rascosa, Tex.
uoDGEs q WELLS, Attorneys at law
Ia Montague, Texas. Special attention give
TO land and commercial litigation,
TRJOOD, FISHER q FORD, Attorneys. si.
w Law, San Marcos Texas,
DAVIS, BEAI4L q ROGEkS, Attorneys an
~ Oounselors at Law. Over Fort Worth Ma
uonAl bank Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
II fair trial. II you DO this you Will
never regret Il, How many disastrous
failures IN making bread cause trOnblQGs.
yex4tion ID The househoid7 This oan I'll
BE ohvlatod BY 4 trial 81 Silver Loaf. J
II. nfown guarantees is purity strength
aud eflciency
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

GALVESTON, Tax. Dec. Z. - Cotton - spot
cios firm and unchan. cd
Low OrdinAry,5 ii ice; or inarv . II lgo good
ordinary. 7 l'IGci low midcli 6isC, middiing,
70 Zee, good midding, 93'lGc; niddlins far,
W
Gross rec ipts, 1850.
Sales, 3lls,
Exports, none
C0aetwise. ana.
hfock III DIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
Tho Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec 7,--Wool-Quiet
ana steady at unchanged prices
BOSTON, MASS, Dec u. NOol-~market ron
tDura nrtn: medium Territory 2aaTc
No OHIO 37@aSc NJ higsn held nc 82kg, OHIO
and pennByiyauia y Stg3j; \ y 3t0s6c; Xxx
$50 SIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.--Cotton spot closed
steady, ~ higher Than yesterday.
Sale, POS
Ordinary, II 1870; good ordinary. s Tic
low middiing, 8 l5-l6c. middling, l6c; GOO
middling, ll'l6ci middhnR tair, 10 lGc
Futures closed strong, 2aB points lower.
C..faa rAE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec 7--Cotton.
clo1rd strong and l6c higher
Sales ~ u0d
10 ordinary, exc; ordinary, 70, good
ordinary, sc low middllng, sEc; midd ing
g,c;g d middllng, $40, middlln. fair, aslc;
fair, / 30.
futuros opened Arm, ruled quiet, but steady,
closing barely STEADY, / to points hlgh her than
ycEtt rday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

LIVERPOOL. Dec, 4 Cotton spot closed
hardening, Quota ions unchanged
Ordinary 5,lGd, good ordinary 40; low
mlddling 5d MID ling uplauds, I'D, mid
ding Orlea 3, 5.l8d
Toia sales, 1900; American, $500 I'm
ports ~. 900; American, 834 900.
Futures closed Irregular 10 & points higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
ROOMS ToE REM.
mIsuELI.ANEoUs.

SHTD your game to Robinson Bros ,
Dllll 1906 Main stree Fort Worth butch.
e.s, uealers IN catue fresh meat, poultry, etc,
A RTkSlAN BATH hUUsk-Naturai nuvin,
"A water, eighty gallons per minute, soft o.
the best bathing water In the state. IL may b.
used as at Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
Ing. Single tickets 20 cents; i've tickets, 81
corner public square.
WOODS 0 6o., wood sS5u y Main l"f sSS
Ninth sire ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

fnlS reduction of unnecessary and
III taxation is not enough, and
Histe slowly in diminishing rev
Last years import tax on raw
\ hule more than the mere growth
" Of our taxes from whisky, to-
~ beer. To make wool free Of
& hnally work larger loss OF rev.
enabling our wooden mGnufac-
NJ uhdersell at profit the foreign
III VINO brought in last year $40,
Z worth Of manufactures of wool,
fl'eh we got tax of S27 27S, EOS
IN nothing Of other taxes upon raw
lAppendix F), there are several
articles among the 4lS2 articles
ax, which ought st once to be
~ the T. list into the free list
txalious, needless taxes, much
We cost of collecting the reve-
Nv imports. | shall at an early
p4re and submit to congress sup
'Aly report ON the collection Of
\ DANIEL MANNING,
Secretary II the Treasury.
ksofaole the Speaker of the House
representatives..
.pPendix to the report of the sec
lhe trea ury will be found on
page of this issue OF THE GA
ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
PERSONAL

I'hE Peopie's Intelligence ano EmrIoy,r-oT-,,,-
a once, up Btaire over posuoiioe, Room
hallroada, hotels farmers, merchants. con
ss ad,a,s ana rriyate families furnished viii
ue,s promptly attended 10. Telephone No III
u, w. Guynn, Proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

LONDON: Dec i-Consols coled 40 lower
at 100 1910 for money
STOCKS Am RoNna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
EAGLE Machin and Boiler Works.

FORT won rIls TEX.
Engines rebuilt, Loilers repaired and an
KINDS Of machine work dome improved ma
chincTy for doing tho WORK. bnd nnl skilled
w0rknnn enp'oged. Give o. d lriai on tunr
work. CliOLLAR, WkfDkNEuhr& Cos
once aud wOrlA neet Union Depot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
we are now prepared to loan money in an,
sum desired, on pastures, improved farms o.
ranchee. wan also buy vendors lien note,
soNMERv1LLE & CHASE,
sos Main street. Fort Worth,
MONEY TO LOAN i viii buy yendors' lleI
Az hhu notes In sums of $1,000 and over
loans made all over North Texas ON Improyet
real estate on long time at low rates james
simpson. Isl Elm street. Dallas, Tex,
MONEY iSp 2a SeS 81 Poppsse
vacant lots IN vendors lien notes viii also
bus v, ndors lien notes. Newton III Las.iter
Lawyer ONCE Peers building, corner Fifth
and Main, Fort Worth, Tex,
THE TRADES
M ANIkD--A itst- class shoemaker. aiso 10
w act as lesman. None nut sober compe-
,ent men need apply. j. w Townsen q %,
Lampasas I \.
wANTED--mALE HELP.
WANTED Fifty scraping team and men
w Tor gra ing on the Fort Worth and Rio
Grhnue raj road, siN miles south of Fort
WoI n. Apply at once TO j. +. Hughes, con
actor on work.
w ANTED--A cook; Germap or swede pre-
w terTed. Apply at S0I Pecan, between
Second and THIRD sire Is. Jake johnson
NJ ANIED-I hair caners, e seat oommon
w chairs Apply to kes a Co
WAISIED-RoOnIs
M ANTED-A nicely furnisned and well
w heated room, with board for gentleman
ana WIFE Must be cent al y located. A DIRE, 4,
giving Location an terms for permanent uccu-
pants References exchanged. "Comforl,"
Gazette Office.
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ROOMS FOR hENI.
DOR REN IA desirable south room. In.
II qulre 1t 81! Taylor street.
LOR RHN Very comfortable rooms for
a rent, Apply at Az. cornrr Fourth AID
Grove streets. W. Merritt.
DOR RENT | wo well .turnished (, ont rooms,
Il large enough for two gentlemen good 10
q lily, near bu iuess center. Apply az I0S
Tayl street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
SOUTHEAST.

Don't buy ticket for any point until Yoa
have consulted tho agent OF The b. Louie. Ar
hanaas n Texas hallway.
y. w. FOHDTCE, A s. DODGE,
President. sca1 Pass. Ag't
Te1afkRHA. Tex, and a. Louis, No
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

M ANTED-A nicely furnished and well
w heated room, with board for gentleman
and wife Must be cent al y located. DIRE, &
giving Location an terms for permanent uccu-
pants References exchanged. "Comforl, 4"
Gazette Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-23
18th Congress---Second Session.
WASHINGTON. Dec. g. 1sa6

WASH1NGION, Dec. SS, lSS0.
 SENATE.-Mr. Edmunds, from the Con- mittee on Foreign Relations, reported a bill to provide for the execution of article of the treaty with China of 17th of November, 1880, on the subject of the opium traffic and gave notice that he would ask for it's consid- eration as soon as possible after the holidays.
 MT. Blair, from the Committee on Pensions, reported a bill to amend the law relating to pensions; calendar.
 MT. Hoar offered resolution directing the Committee on Commerce report on the river and harbor bill as to each public work for which an appropriation is made therein, the facts which render such appropriation advisable and of national importance and the condition of the work if begun; adopted
 The resolution introduced by MT. Dawes on the second day of the session instructing the Com mittee on Finance to inquire into and report what specific reductions can be made in the customs duties and internal tax es that will reduce taxes to the necessary and economical expenses of the government without impairing the prosperity of home in dustries, the compensation of home labor; was taken up and adopted.
 At 12:35 the Senate adjourned until Tues day, the 4th of January.
 HoUsE-The Speaker announced the ap- pointment of Messrs. Forney, McAdoo and Hopkins as conferees on the bill increasing the annual appropriation of the militia.
 MT. Warner of Ohio, from the Committee on Postofices and Post Roads: reported bill requiring all land grant railroad companies to construct, maintain and operate telegraph lines; Committee of the Whole.
 On motion of MT. Boutelle of Maine the Senate bill was passed for the sale of the present public building at Eastport, Me, and the purchase of a new site and the erection of new building thereon.
 Consideration of the Oklahoma bill was then resumed. The bill was discussed at length and pending further action the con- mittee rose and at 3:30 p. m. the House ad- iourned until January
Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-23
ChrfsIYnas DianIaV.

Mir. H. J. Augur, 73 Orange street, has for the Christmas season class of art objects such as are seldom offered in the city. Be- sides the choice line of framed etchings and photographs, which always make home cheerful and pleasant, Mir. Augur has brought together line of goods which will greatly beautify the parlors and drawing rooms of our citizens, viz.: Pieces of Royal Worcester, Doulton, Hungarian, Peinto4s, Old Hall, Rhemish Grown, and their lasting charm of true artistic merit satisfies the most critical connoisseur. The display of easels, onyx tablets, seonces, pedestals, screens. mirrors and lamps, also china ware in A. D. coffees, pudding dishes, chocolate pots, cracker jars, sardine dishes, swells the variety to be found at this charming shop ping resort The Xmas cards also must be mentioned, for the assortment is without doubt the finest that can be found. Some thing new comes in daily and adds variety to the already fascinating stock. Another thing that is commendable, the prices are all reasonable, so that all can purchase.
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-23

Madame Modjeska will appear at Carll's Opera House as Mary Stuart in the great his torical drama of that name on Christmas af- ternoon and Christmas night she will pro- duce her new play "Daniela." Madame Modieska's successes here and in England are too familiar to the theater-going public to need repeating. The positio she now holds on the English speaking stage (second to none) is due to her own efforts and talent. After the forthcoming. engagements at Carlls on Christmas day Modieska will not be seen in this city again until the season of 1832