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The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15
Portland and OgdGnSbuTg R. R.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

Commencing AOndaI, MaY q, 1896,
until further notice Passenger Trains viii
. Leave Portland as follows: $50 a. M, toi
Fabyans, Betaiehena, Bitiiet0sss Eanesis-
aer. Woodsvilie, Montpelier, 81. SSfasis
bury. Newport, Burlington, SWanson,
Montreal, OgiensbnrE, ana all points On
eOunectin lines
500 D. ma, for bartlett aud intermediate
stations.
ARRIVALS.
1910 n na., from ssarfiett and way station.
SOS 4. ma :. from sWantOD. Burlington, VI en-
trenI x d all points on through line.
j. HAMILTON, Snajt
Nav 81 1886 my2tdu
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF. Time.
On and After
MONDAY, JUNE ii,
a New Time Table win go into effect.
Trains viii run VIZ: Leave Portland Tor Que
bee Montreal and points West. $50 p. m. For
Montreal and points West, $50 a. m. For Lewis
ton. 7,20 a. IN, LEO p. m and DIS p. m. Mixed,
for Gorham and intermediate stations, $50 p. n.
j. HICKS0N, General Manager.
j. STEPHENSON, Superintendent
ie10 d4t
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY. May IOtil,
1855, Passenger Trains Leave
Portland as follows:

For RargOr, Ellsworth. Ear znrbor,
YnuceborO, ST. John, Halifax, and the
Provinces, st. stephen and ArOossOOk
CeInty, l2o p. M via new,s.on' IA d;5o ana soe
Bangor & PiseatRquis Il. h.,
t11.15 p. M, for Slkowhegam, Belfast nnS
Dexter, 1 20, 1.25, Hills p. M; Nntervsite.
ITO a. M, 1.20, .25, I'LL 5 p. m; and on sat
urdays only at 515 p. M. (; for Ausngta, Hal
lowell, Gardiner and Brunswick, ITO Il.
m, 1.25, 5.15, Hills p. M; Bnta, 10 a, M
1.25, 5.15 p. M, and on Saturdays only at II. 10
p. M; ROckIand and Knox and Lincoln
u. r., z. 10 a. M, LBS p, M; Auf uEn and
Lewiston at $50 a. M, 1.20, 300 p. M; lew
isfOn via Brunswick, ITO a. M, t11.15 p.
M. Pennington, Monmouth, Winthrop,
Oakland aud North AnsOm, i.2O p. NJ;
Harrington via Brnnswick, no a. m
and OK N m
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RumfOrd Falls and Buekfield Railroad

Connections vim Grand Trnnk hkn AWAY
Mixed train leaves Mechanic Falls 5uncti o.
10 a. m, arrives at Buekfeld at AA'4o q" ii''
and Canton at Ito p. IN. -. t,aIIe Innction
$40 D. M. arrives in Buckfeld at 800 anu N@i-
ton at 4.25 p. m. a16 and o l o
a. m. Connecting for Lewiston, Portland anu D"S-
ton. 80, o,,o,ar train at
Stage connections daily with passengeib ia for
West Minot for Hebron Academy az bu y, - n
West Sumner Chases Mills and Turner az In. III
ton for Peru Dixfield Mexico and Rumtoro fsii' ;
also for Bretton's Mills ,,rcor ~ Sunt
OctQdf L. l.. LlNOOtAkNs oNlN---
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FEAEF INTEREST in good light manufae s-
I'll turing business, the present owner Is dolhg
good business, but wishes TO increase the b9slI
ness A good temperate reliable man man HsEueS
more than money. MAINE REAL ESTATE q
BUSINESS AGENCY, 40 Exchange st. 81
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

E5OR SAEE-A rare chance; there can be
II found at MIR. CHAS. THOMAS'S STABLE,
On LAFAYETTE St. an extra handsome wagon horse,
suitable for lady OF gentleman to drive; perfect
ly sound and kind and no outs in make up or drly-
ing: also harness and beach wagon. 81
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

ENOR sALE-In Willard, Cape Elizabeth, 2
II fine suburban residence; commands full
view Of the ocean, harbor Islands, and city; three
acres land young fruit bearing orchard; short dis
lance from SimontoD's cove. Inquire OF +. ii.
HARFORD Sentinel office, Ferry Village. 81
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA
CHANGE OF TIME.

.a after MONDAY, June II, 1856
OA ,,.uius will run Hs foilONgsi
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn and Le'vistsn, 7.2o a. m, 1.2o
and 5.1S p. m. ~o,,, 10
Ecr C.orhnuh. Montreal aud Chicago, 030
a. m. and 80 p. m. -
For Quebec, l.3O p. H.
ARRIVALS.
E,o-, 1.e,yi-ton aud Auburn, s.25 a. n.
70 ia (. ~ and $40 p. m. -
EScn. - orhaEa, S.25, $50 a. m and 100 p. m,
E.c,r, SihicugO and moutrenis lz.Oo ana
5.1S p. m. 4oorn m
PnIIman Palace Sleeping ears ON hlSht tIaln an
pariar cars ON day train between fortahd SD
Montreal TICKET OFFICE
IS Exchange ST., and OeOOt Foot Of IndIa Street
TICKETS SOLD AT REDUCED RATE
TO
c,,,ao Detroit, ChicngO, mhMnns
a,iDcsrunti ~. Louis Om;staa2 stS'-
..,.--- - paul. salt Lake City,
TSs5.s,er ansa Frnnctsco,
and all points In the
Northwest, West and Southwest
JOSEPH HICKsoN, General Manage
1rro,t 1899 ie14dtf
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UNOE sALE-Co Confectionery, fruit and cigar
nected. fine location for trade, only $500, worth
$500 best chance of this kind in PoTta s Tophs
connected low rent MAINE REAL Ed Al . = q
RIISI NESS AGENCY. 40 Exchange 81. o-l
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ESOR sALE-One first-class Carney buggy,
4 tention springs for sale cheap for cash. Call
Sts Also one express wagon, new, in first class
shane. 81
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-Chairs; we have for sale large
II LOT of chairs suitable for Island use price
% cents each or five for one dollar. l.. L. LUNT
& CO., No. 8 Union Wharf. HI
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ETANTED-Three boys between Il and IL
w wears of age to learn can making business:
Apply between 10 and IL o'clock WlNSLOW
PACKI NG co. III
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4 country residence Cor sale.

49, In the pleasant healthy village of Gorham,
hI.:;I Maine frst-class modern residence, twelve
a!:S,, rooms, finished, large stable connected,
buildings are on high land; corner lot on two
streets small orchard choice fruit and surround
ed bv fine shade trees; only few minutes walk to
churches, State Normal and high schools and
Portland & Rochester Station; ten miles from
Portland; Il very desirable residence in nice or
der for immediate occupancy. For any further
particulars please address ''HOUSE,' 7. o. HoX
3D. Gorham, Maine. mayl9eOdln*
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EsOR sALE-Parrots, So; few Cayman and
L. Central American parrots; nice birds Just
Address p, Box 1915. 81
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Plinples and humors once dishgured my face.
The use of Vegetine has removed them.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15
ocean Tickets and Coal.

WCtsHN EhCAttS sEEH OUdAHs
First Cabin, Second Cabin, intermediate and
Storage tickets by fast and best steamers; the
Cunard, White Star, Guion, Anchor, National, In
burg American, Amsterdam, and Italian lines to
England and Continent, at lowest rates. Sterling
and Scandinavian exchange
COAL-Georges Creek Cumberland, and Gas
Coal Nova Scotia, Coarse and Culm, Patent Fuel,
all for immediate shipment, for sale by y. L..
FARMER, ~ Exchange 81. ap24u
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Tubs y 99..6ss @634 C
Tierces. =. 66s@6s4 c
Pals. 6s4 al Is C
Hams y b.. 10@1012
do covered. .11@l2
Oil,
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Herring
Scaled y bx. .16@20c
No 1.......... 13@l6c
Mackerel % Dbl
Shore Is. 10 oOa21 90
Shore rs. 6 SOC z 80
Med. IS. 4 75@ 5 rs
Small. a
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WIT ARD wIsDom.

81 never saw such man in all my born days.
exclaimed Mrs. Crms0nDeak to her husband, VINO
had been imposed upon III a purchase she had re-
quested him to make for her. Il never knew you
to get anything without being cheated"
"What, never?" said Crimsonbeak chestnut
caly
no, never!" emphatically replied Mrs Grim
sonbeak.
been suspicious Of it since the day was married.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15
TEsn YOU

have money deposited in any Savings Bank,
write to Box 3095, Boston, Mass, for valuable IN
formation. my2Fd1m
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

A boy hearing his father pray for the mission
airy cause, especiayfo the wants OF the mission,
aries and that their Institutions might be supplied
with abundant MEANS said TO him.
'Father, wish had your money"
"Why, my son, what would you do with it?'
asked the father.
81 would answer your prayers" replied the
Intr
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

THE SECRET ART OF BEAUTY lies not in COS
metics, but is only in pure blood and healthy per-
Torrance of the vital functions, which can be OBJ
tanned by using BurdocI Blood Bitters
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

Do not suffer from Sick Headache a moment
longer. 1t is not necessary. Carter's Little Liver
Pills will cure you. Dose, one little pill All
druggists sell them.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

SEVERAL hacks and coupes adapted for out
y town station work; also several Concord
coaches. with capacity inside for nine or twelve
passenger The Boston Cab Co. will sell partly
worn carriages or harnesses as they are constant
ly replacing them with new equipment. Apply at
the BOSTON CAB COMPANY stables, l29 Eliot
ST. Boston ie5eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

SCOTS EMULSION OF PNFo Coo LIver
Oil with Hypophosp1ites, is especially
Ualatoble for children. DR.. j. II. FRAYsER, Mem
phis, Tenn, says: 81 regard scott's Emulsion as
a valuable medicine for the diseases of adults, for
infants teething and sickly children"
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

E1AMHLY HORSE FOR sALE-Has al
E ways been used by one family for driving;
sound and kind; good roader all day; never had
hard usage. Fl. W. ILSLEY, Plains road, head
Pleasant street, Deering. 81
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VTANFED-A young man. SHAW, HAM
w MOND &.CARNEY, 303 Commercial street.
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UTANTED-A capable girl TO do general
w house work. Apply at SO SPRUCE ST.,
between and 8 p. m. 81
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l.ropean Marke

=
BY Telegraph
No market reports from London or Liverpool.
Holiday in England.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

WANTED House; anyone having small or
w medium size house for sale, near the cen
trail part of the city. Address a. 3. c., Press
Office stating prlee and l0cation. 81
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At the Circus De Baggs: HeIo / didn't
expect to see you here.
Kaggs: really care nothing for this sort of
thing. but my children enjoy it so much
De Bags: Where are The children? don't
see them.
Kaggs: They are at home, the little dears.
1t wouldn't be safe to bring them in such crowd
When get home l will tell them about the per-
fOrmance.
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vxTANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits, seeking employment, to rep
resent an old-estabished house in his own sec
ton. Salary to begin $40 per month. Refer
ences exaeted. AM. MANUFACTURING HOUSE,
II Rarclav ST. NY dawn
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NOR sALE-Barber shop, furniture consist
Il ing of CHAIRS stove, kettle, work benches,
mug rack, signs, mirrors, table, SINK, &c Can at
xtre OIL
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V5OR sALE-The black horse Major well
E known in Portland having been owned and
driven for the past two years by Mr. l. 9. Cum
1lsS lbs. and horse Of very fine appearance
He is warranted sound and kind is not afraid Of
the cars or any object is an easy roader OF eight
miles an hour He is sold for no FAULT will be
shown by present owner at SAWYERS STABLE
Corner Market and Federal Streets. I'll
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EXTANTED-A furnished house for the sum
w mer, within ten minutes walk OF the fost-
office. Address, r. j., Press Office. III
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TSOR sALE-A small Forge, including Bel.
IL low Anvil, Vice, &C., will be sold cheap II
applied for soon; also new and 2d-hand row DoatS
Me- IL
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yKrANVED-All members of Arcana Lodge, /.
w o. G. T.. to meet MONDAY EVENING,
June 4th at their Lodge Room, Cor Congress
and Temple SITS. on important business. lO-l
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UTANTED-Am middle aged American woman
w to do general housework in small family.
Address j., Press office. 5-l
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S II Deputy. A Peters, Merrill G
Iler, Ospray, Hattie E King, 4 9
Il w Denham, Joseph Cakes, and
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Herr Theodore Martin had just played one of
his most beautiful solos for little company as
sembed at the Schubert Musical Institute the
other night, when somebody whispered TO a lady
present, saying, His violin is about $50 years
old" my graclous!" replied the lady, $50
years! Well, if / could get such music out Of an
old thing like that, I'd have a new on if toe it,
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10 Let.
AGENTS WANTED.
xrrANT dsENERAa. ACCENTS = So

w week and expenses. or 90 cents on the dol
lar to wholesale my goods. A rare chance. No
competition. Quick sales, Address +. M WEAV-
Err, with stamp, Bennington, vt. 31-4
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n OR sALE-The largest assortment OF Five
4 and Ten-Cent Goods, Crockery, Tin. Glass
Ware Household Utensils, &c. ever seen in
Portland at DAVIS great variety store, Earring
ton Block. Guess how many marbles are in the
glass vase and if your estimate Is good you are
so.,,1+ad Al
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yNANTED-A good meat and pastry cook I;
w none but good one need apply. 81. JU-
LIAM HOTEL. 1O-l
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Palpitation of the heart nervousness, tremb-
lings, nervous headache, cold hands and feet,
pain in the back and other forms of weakness are
relieved by Carriers Iron Pills, made specially for
the blood, nerves and complexion.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

NOR SAEE-2d-hand engines boilers, steam
Z pumps, blowers blacksmiths bellows, an
wills, portable forge, air compressor, receiver,
steam drill steam guage, whistles, valves, piping,
ETC.; also grist-mif, mill gear and saws, shin
gle mill band saw, cut off saws and benches,
planes, shafting, betting, pulleys, hangers, ETC.;
very low if called for soon, rock crusher, Daniels
planer, small force pumps and other hxings for
sale cheap, by J.. TAYLOR. 5-l
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DARREEs WANTED-Goudy Kent will
ID pay is cents for Flour Barrels until fqrt9er
notice l1-l
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XNANTED-All to know that MIR. ROBERT
w ARMSTRONG has recently renovated his
establishment at 1876 Federal ST., where he would
be pleased to see all his old friends and many new
ones who need anything in the hairdressing line,
toners he hopes to be able to serve all who may
favor him with call
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

ruyO LET-Nice cottage at Pine Point all fur
Il nished; nine rooms known as the Shaw Cot
tage; stable accommodations for two horses.
Apply to j. S. WINSLOW, 135 commercial 81.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15

UTANTED-EyeryI lady IN P0rtIanu 20 tA sIIII1
w inc orr great Speciality ladies' warranted
$500 boots; by devoting great care and expense
in perfectfng this line we have become the ae-
knowledged leaders; every par WaTa1tSu'
DEAN BROS. 400 CONGRESS st. III
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18th, schs Julia & Martha
ps. Calais; Maria S, Knowlton, Dennysyiile
stone, Wilder, Calais; st Elmo, Rogers, Rock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-14
MIR. 1ladston.'a BirthpIaoes.

A correspondent Of the st. James' Ga
zette writes; May ask corner Ia your
paper 70 protest againt one incident In
MIR. Gladstone's journey 70 Scotland
which happens TO effect me somewhat
seriously The train stopped several
minutes at Hawick, during which time
the right honorable gentleman said thal
he .iregarded Hawick as the birthplace OF
his famlly.n For the last month have
been busy compiling little booklet OF
views, with illustrative letterpress OF
the chief places where Mr.. Gladstone was
horn. This includes front aud side views
OF mis- birthplace in Wales, a bird's-eye
view OF Lelth (where Mr. Gladstone was
born, two sketches Of the house where
he lirst saw the light In Lancashire, and
one OF his Norway birthplace. BY
sprinrlng Hawick upon me after the
volume had gone TO press, the right hon
orable gentleman detracts from the com.
pIeteness Of my book may add tnat y
viii be out in fortnight, under the tltl'
''The More Famous Blrthpiaces oil Glad
! stone.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-14
Live sioon nlnr,,.,.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July l3-Tho Live stock
Indicator reports; Dattle--Kcceipts 5000;
shipments ls00; shipping steady common
grass hard TO sell; good 10 choice S4 % 6e 90,
comm N 10 medium 81 coal 10. stockers 81 70
as 20 feeders S. S0d3 IS; cows 81 0OaS 20
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments 100: mar.
ket active and aal0c higher; good 90 choice
- 50ui 10, common 70 medium a 00da 90
Sheep Receipts $40; shipments none market
quies; good 10 choice g. 50d3 90. common TO
medium 81 50a2 %.
sr LOUIS. MO-. July lS-Cattle Receipts
30O0 shipments 100; market dull and easier (.
good 20 choice shipping 81 7065 90; common to
fair 81 COd4 60; butchers steers 50 50d4 65 (;
cows and helfors 50 0Oas 30: through TeXane
Y 25d4 90. II gs-Recclpts 10000; shipments
ll0Oi market fairly active, firm and l0c higher,
closing strong; butchers and best heavy 81 75d
90; mixed a 50a4 20: light 81 coal 20,
Sheep-Recelpts 700 market quiet at 81 2aGa 20.
Il CHICAGO, ILL.,, July l3.--The Drovers' Jour.
nal reportsi Cattle-Roceipts 600; shipments
$50; market steady; shipping steers 50 1904 g
stockera and eders 81 1894 o0 cows. bulls
and mixed 81 h0d3 70; bulk 81 2Sd2 IS
through Texas cattle, 2i01 head Toe lower
gtasse 5, - 6063 so; cJrn.fed steers S. 75d4 90
Hogs-Roceipts 1900; shipments, ----; strong
DC higher; 81 41d4 9S. Sheep--Heceipts, 1000
shipments 20i; strong; l0dlbc higher; natives
81 O0d3 40; Yves eTn 81 15d3 IS; Texans 81 "
\ d3 90. Lambs pr head 81 25d3 90
NEW YORK, July l3--Reeves-R eceiptH 65
head, % carloads for export and IL ca-loads 70
slanghttrer direct; dressed beef shade lrme
at TAdsHc for sides. Sheep and Landslide
oeipts 5000; no change In value but little irma
tone; sheep sold at So oOa5 20 and iambs a
s. OOd6 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-14
GENERAL Markets.
Produce ana Provisions'

h.NsAs CRY. Mo, July l3.-wbeat weaker
Nj > red cash &c bid, &c asked August " =
asked September 65c bid 6ee asReI co snntem
No 2 cash 291sc; August oo'ac piu' SoP'0"
her SIC. Oats 1rmsr at 23]lc.
sT. LOUIS, Mo-, July 13,-Flour dun ana nn ,
changed. Wheat active, generally weak anu
ower trading was stesoy IN snd 80 remained
until the call when tlrmer tone preSaieu.
n mr. Inc close IL fell OF and the hnhl ng1Ies
showed decline ne Of 9ai s nIy 9 7Ssfse Closing
TO-. kngust 79S dSlc, closing 1859 september
sIS!as9F.c, closing $50 asked. Corn actlye
and higher l sss SHsT Saw clos
ing $3.50; September 1nnSS caSh
oats dull slightly easier 10, nlNeu Ss'sn
SIC; August slAci sS se 9PSp Boz Whisky Hrmer
Il al Wool acdse strong 80 highef ine .'a
ciothinq xN 27c; comblng 2Disei low anu ,.
coarse HOPPE; fine light ETszo0 a a
d ,oaersiiv steady, PORK so 80, Lard
So higher 50 25d6 80 Bulk i9ea s,ss 81 s5
loose lots long clear " ~ shoIt riosr III 10.
short ribs Sd so short clear ~ w. b "a on
stronger; long clear 81 90; short rlos - W.
sh91h cisan july ls.Flour firm and an.
changed. Wheat active and easier, closing ~
lower than yesterday; cash 1slo lec; july W.
a 100, closed Is l5-l6e, AlGns. .asesa SIC
corn stronger on good buying caeh eso, Su n3
S5i, aSsc, closed $50 August Ss,S a ~ 80 Sio ~
3sEo; September 39adivhtc closen " "a "a 81 81
| PORK fairy active and roDgeri cAsh 81
ssatember So 5000 97ts, closed 81 sl1s; ~. LaI :
steady and firm; cash 50 bIJSi August - ~ 9 :
| sTi.. olosed IS 62k; September - iVeo "a
| closed So 72X Short ribs, sides, hrm y y y
| Sloeed ments steAoy; dry-salted shoulders - 2
| az 10; short clear sides 50 G5a6 10. MhisAl
| lrm al 81 IA. ,..,. ,v,ag
j ,rl.a viva fancy 81 20d5 90. Corn, easier
Unite q oTal 0s. Oats excited and hiEhe
| AZ l3Qt8c, CornmeAl quiet at y TO- hh.
! In fair demand ana hBueT P'A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-14
PRovIsIoNs-we quote on the basis of car

PRovIsIoHs-we quote on the basis OF car
~ F9ish-MackereI. ION kite No. /, SOC; No. p
SOC half bbls No l. s. 90; No. 2, 81 BOZ drled
herrings per box. 400. cod fish. &C..
Meat-SugaT- cured hams 1907 sugar cuIeu
breakfast bacon l07tc; short clear bacon eAci
abort clear dry salt IAc. oo -.
Iard-Tierce, 7hc; 90 ID cans,IAsc; 20 n cans,
7Ic; l0.n cans, 1906 6'b cans i7aei on
'S TPses,Iimperiai, 4Oa0oc; gunpowder, 5oa7oc
-; Mol lake, nat hoop barrels, " 70 poeAe'e'
tjoTn meai-Per bushel, 0e9G5c.
Uominy and grits--Per Dbl, ~ o.
Oaftneal--Per half Dbl, 81 90.
Cracked wheht-Por n, &c.
fJrackers-A soda 5Hci Xxx SOFA bcl cream
eHc. ginger snaps So lemon creams 80
bundrles- Starch &c; candles, fuli pO1es,
IKE; halves - quarters SUCH Shneg ,e ~
| l0lc; fancy l00l5e; rope, ~ basir, 90 cVt,yn'
| isc: herring Imported, 81 q per keg falslns
iayer, s. 50 cider. crab.apple, sOci mlssonIl
! 40, vinegar l5625c; concentrated I'VE W. W.
| 81: iugs, glazed, lie per gal, croc.s, gihzeu
| i0c Der gal dhed peaches Gci mage ioe w
| mnstard 81 5Oal 80 per dozeni maccArooh I'M
| norted. I6c American, 80 box buckets VS.
hoops, 81 90 per DOZEN brilliant oiis, byhI i9c
/ Fuoion do $50; do 70 cases - 10 brilliAht
| caaes ~ 10; do ~ cases IS 3d. baking po"ueh'
| bulk, lie; IN cane 81 ol
| Riee--I Louisiana bha0Ic. -,
| gnrar-Ftne powdered, Obiss ohc' oo ma
mia M cut loaf sJ< gran ulated standard 10
| Toulslana granulated l'sci standard fNe
choice white. Tie; Louisiana Z. e. lc, -.
POULTRY-We quote: Ola meas ~" pe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-14
SIMMER NORMAL.
School at Marshau Opened Under Fa-
yorabIe Auspices.

M school at Marshau Opened Under Fa-
ri vorable Auspices.
.a5Ial to the Gazette.
~ ARsHALL, Tex, July lS.-Monday az
ia the summer normal school opened
HE Masonic institute building, Prof.
BIZ II. Cooper, teacher. Prayer by f.
Clemons, d. d. BY request Judge
Ter delivered an address of welcome.
HAS especially forcible and eloquent
itesenting the importance and great
1e OF the normal school as an auxiliary
6reparing teachers for the RESPONSE
work Of educating the young ana
Hing their moral and intellectual
lcter. DR.. G, d. Stuart, lifelong
|1xeber, was called on and delivered
ae earnest, timely and appro-
tfs,le address on the history
,1 value OF the normal school.
,sschool was then organized and reg
made Of all teachers present. Prof.
3t Harrison was elected secretary and
ladies' assistants. Mrs. Jane H.,
Aer was elected critic.
{pf. Cooper opened the school by pre-
kNng an outline of the regular WORK,
uggesting programme committee,
Alta was elected. The regular exercises
eA then commenced by Prof. Cooper
5kquestions as related to teaching.
t'tA an hour devoted to the subject,
s,ieA Cooper called on Judge Booty for
NEaddress, who responded in a
nfH clear and practical presentation
R topic; adjective Education Is the
Ist~t OF Incompetent Teachers" Judge
}e9f eloquently with force and clear
-'fe9 Elaborated the Importance of teach
~ " lifelong profession, and the
4 f4ifr preparation for the work. He
HRemned that teaching which was only
z NeRded as a temporary employment
etF preparations could be accomplished
Apmething supposed TO be better. He
condemned the employment o!
I|8ees from the plow or other PROBES
NAA that were failures. He also pre-
N8d some very pertinent and timely
rks on low-priced teachers who
usually high at any price. Prof
N4ter made very favorable impression
RNls audience, especially in his clear
Nmatic and practical presentation o
polect. Although the school canno
= rye, as it only includes Harrison
y, the school population of which Il
y colored, we predict wonderfully
ar summer normal st Marshall
a Cooper has rare and extensive op
mites for preparing himself, has IN
lously improved his time, aud with al
ltural and acquired ability can ou
u pnently successful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-14
phlil,n Rnat ON Tap.

phuio Best's Brewing company's beer
u he found on tap at the following
med places;
gbyOi Hall.
Ian Richen, on the square.
abinet saloon, Main street.
Tsylor's, corner Seventh aud Hous-
bnrad schmidts, foot of Houston
irf Exchange, Main street.
II. Wilson, South side.
bgers G Dorsey, South side.
"A L. Tabor, foot of Houston street.
licocchi s Mazza, corner Second and
fave streets.
Names & Pem6ertou, West Weathertord'
3bhn Murrin, on Front, between Main
l6 Houston.
tehn Woods, Eighth and Main.
liorsey & Galloway, Main and Twelfth