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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19

The third party Prohibition caucu.
for Shiawassee township will be held
at the council chamber in Bancroft
on Saturday, a7th.
Corunna is "al torn up" over Sal
vation Army matters Dunn, Pot
ter and Perica were arrested the fore
part of the week on separate charges
of assault and battery on one Lingo,
doorkeeper at the Salvation Army
hall. DUN was tried by jury on
Tuesday, convicted and sentenced to
pay fine of SIS, or go to the Ionia
reformatory for 90 days, and not hav-
ing the collateral now boards with
the State. Potter plead guilty yester
day and will be sentenced to day.
Perica is being tried to day.
We desire to emphasize our article
on taxation, published last week. But
at the same time we wish to be under
stood as discussing the question from
a general standpoint, with no more
reference to the supervisors of Owosso
city than to those who represent any
other place in the State. 1t is against
the system that makes the poor mel
of the State ray the expenses Of the
State, while the wealthy of the State
largely escapes taxation, that we are
opposed.
Roth & Co. announce that they
have nearly concluded arrangements
for an engagement in Owosso of the
celebrated tragedian, Geo. G. Min.
His repertoire consists of Hamlet,
Othello, Macbeth, Damon and Py-
tEias, Romeo and Julier, FOOLS Re.
venge, and Richeleu. The London,
Ontario, Free Press, Of March 10th,
says of Mr. Minis Othello:
Mr.. Min was greeted last night by
q larger audience than at either of
his first performances here some
weeks ago. The play was "Othello,"
and to say that Mr.. Minis interpre
tation of the character was excellent
is to do the talented actor scant JUS
tice. Ii was strong and mastery
throughout, the telling speeches
which are so familiar TO playgoers
being delivered with great elocu
tionary force, and the various phrases
of jealous rage portrayed with well
sustained power and naturalness.
Min is undoubtedly the best Othel
10 that has yet visited us. His style
is that of a thorough Shakespearian
scholar, and his stage business evi
IDENTITY the fruit of deep and con-
scientious study, while his fine ply
sique, intense virility and magnetism
conspire to invest the character in
his hands with force and realism
which holds attention undivided.
The applause at times was most en-
thusiastic, and in the third act where
he passionately conjures Iago to show
him the SECULAR proof" of Desdemo
MAS guilt, on penalty Of his life,
there was sustained outburst of APP
plause as is seldom heard in our the
atre. The close Of the act was the
signal for renewed storm If applause
which brought the principal actors
before the curtain. Mr.. Lloyd, who
is recent acquisition to the company,
played the willy villain Ioga well, and
Miss Bayn's "Emelia" was also good
The Desdemonia of Miss Field WAS
a sweet and pleasing character, and,
in fact, all the parts were well taken,
the company being made mp of good
and competent people.
New line of ladies' hose at ID.
Burhans & Sons
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19
March April May

When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dizziness, languor, and lassitude, afllict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. 1t is i'm
possible to throw off this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid of q
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla. =
II could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out of bed. had no appetite, and my
face would break out with pimples. bought
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19
MANTELS,
Crates 4 Gas Fixtures.

We can make II an object for people building
outside of Detroit to come in for their
MANTELs, CRATES & GAS FIXTURES,
Both In price and variety to select from. Our line
of Wood Mantels with Tile and Brass Trimmings,
Shaking Crates, and Open Fire Places are the finest
ever shown In Michigan. Tile vestibues aud
Flooring speciality. Besides carrying full line
of Slate and Wood Mantels. We are agents for
Mitchell, Vance 4 Co.'S Gas Fixtures. See our
stock and get our prices before purchasing else
where.
+. II. PROBASCO & CO.,
301 WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, MICH.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19

At no other season is the system so sus-
ceptible to the beneficial effects of a re-
liable tonic and invigorant. The impure
state Of the blood, the deranged digestion,
and the weak condition Of the body, caused
by its long battle with the cold, wintry
blasts, all call for the reyiving, regulating
and restoring influences SO happily and
effectively combined in Hoods sarsaparilla.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla did me great deal
of good. had no particular disease, bu.
was tired out from overwork, and 1t toned
me up" MRS. G. L. SIMMONS, Cohoes, N. Y,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19
Order OF .PubIicatjo,.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Circnit Court for
the County of Shiawassee-In Chancerv
John A. Farnsworth, Treasurerl
of the Vermont Academy,
Plaintiff,
William Ruddock, Walter Rnd-
dock, Howard Ruddock
Myrtle Ruddock and Henry
Woodard,
Defendants
IL satisfactorily appearing by affidavit that the
Bill VI Complaint herein has been duly dled and
that the defendants, Howard Ruddock and Myrtle
lubbock are non-residents of this stale and are
residents OF one of the United States: On motion
OF Lyon and Hackleman, solicitors for said COM
plainant, tits ordered, That said defendants How
ard Ruddock and Myrtle Ruddock, respectively
cause their appearance to be entered in said cause
within four months from the date hereof according
TO the rules aud practices of said Court and In de-
fault thereof, that the said Bill of Complaint be
taken as confessed by said defendants, Howard
Ruddock and Myrtle Ruddock. A nd 1t is further
ordered, That within twenty days said complainant
cause copy OF this order TO be published in TIfE
TINES, newspaper published and printed Ia the
County OF Shiawassee, Michigan, and said pubica-
ton be continued once In In each week for six
successive weeks. or tnat q copy of this order be
personally served upon the said defendants Howard
kuddock and Myrtle Rnddock, at least twenty DAYS
before tm time prescribed for their appearance
FRANK H. WATSON.
Circuit Court Commissioner for the
County OF Shiawassee,
"a true copy. Michigan.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19
STYLES
Look 4! See!

A farm Of 105 acres for sale ata bargain
if sold soon. Will take city property for
part pay This farm is located 10 one of
The best farming sections in the state of
Michigan. For particulars write to
E. o. PLACE,
Bancroft. Shiawassee Co Mich
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19

n 5 SMITH, Attorney and Co unsellor nj Law
Ne Money loaned on Real Estate security or
nee with 5. F. Smith, in the Gregory Il McHardy
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19

A III. persons interested in or contemplating
Buiiding. will do well to call on T.. s. Inger-
SOIL Architect, for their plans and drawings
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19
Hoods SarsapariIIa

a bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and soon
began to sleep soundly; could get up with
out that tired and languid feeling, and my
appetite improved" r. A. SANFORD, Kent, o.
81 had been much troubled by general
debility. Last spring Hoods Sarsaparilla
proved just the thing needed. / derived an
immense amount of benefit. / never felt
better" II. f. MILLET, Boston, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Made
only by G. l. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-19

"For seven years, spring and fall, hau
scrofulous sores come out on my legs, and
for two years was not free from them at
all. suffered very much. Last May began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and before had
taken two bottles, the sores healed and the
humor left me-" G. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Me.
"There is no blood purifier equal to Hoods
Sarsaparilla." Els. PHELPS, Rochester, NY.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5. Made
only by @. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
LOCAL MARKETS..
ONgIon hi 10 eAEerrn.

OFFICE or pHE GAZETTE,
Jan ~ 1856
There was slight decline In DC Eastcru
81 culaHye markets Tor cotton to-day. some
thirty bales came ia on wagons, the beet grades
of which brought $50. only few Local buyers
remain, the most Of them having ioumeyed
to Che smaller interior towns, looking
business IN the home grain markets an the
cereals are Inc except 40 %, which, under
hcayy rgccipie drO ped to 33 coutsa hNshcl
The lumhor hlcr report 90 change mp ices
though there isu probability of al advance at
no distant day NY the mill mon. The bud
weather ms greatly nteriercd VIII
thGtA more active demand win spring up suort
iy. The following taken from birmingham,
Ma leticr 20 the Manut ctrers Record gives
"a pretty gooi idea of the state of the great iron
industry at that point "As might be expected
in view Oi the urr,nt bear movement In the
Eastern pig iron marker ihcro Is not any far
week., aud itmdy he aDsecyed tlml the effort To-
dCprcss the market on tho part Of the Thomas
company Hnd other ftnhsl hahlR interests, "
not here REGARDED Win unNlmng bat equa
nimjty The Birmiagham iron niastcrs could
get along very cuunottublv on the quotations Of
january } and 81 their Eastern nud Norlhcrn
haupy Iron matterr are qnicter Tor ths time
being, although riders are i'rger than the fur
nacos ittr t&licuiatiy HnAl9is 20 w Ihttr ~
apretty general conviction That Whllc ron may
not gamuch higher, thcrp Us even Ices prohn
billy tMt 10 viii drop ana crialy lower, Accu
mulhiioua of rt1rk arc -u'r Dnnugh under -Ich
pressure ~ orders 40 iul prlco does nos render
30 iWprUructhle Tho Flg iron niufkct may he
lust wee other departments % the indus
trY there rs nothing especially novel ln ron
ling mill products there has boon pornnps a
4 fractional improvements since the clo'e2i le2,
{ talking about. 'fur IRON has not responded 70
1 the advance in pig mrtsl 10 NE extent or any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

lrfl &c; Manchester S,ci raeihc sic; sonin.
bridge 3cs Steel Nivcl SIC. simpson lnpn
nnish ole; Windsor sci fancy pinke SD.
slater solids To-; Peabody solids SIC; nerir
solids wv Dnrham soiids iici Nictoua black
~; stool River chiniH exc.
Heavy Brown Shooting- -Ailnntic Y a. $40.
Albany a Att fict Atlantic 40 o.. Clifton
Ctttt Coz itnrorcp ltA&.t tlc. Rutland q
"A Sc Belfast Il ~ SIC; Roao valley ~ n;
4-tCc
broke ios lPoi Monadnork 1914 lsic. Lancaster
lo'i lsc; roppercll 10 I slc, Hostou IO.s slc;
lockwood tu.f e.ic.
Wide iegaehel Sheetlug,-so.4 Bosion ise;
~ teppefeN aasi n Pembroke zoo. 1914
Moualnork lelc, ioS lowell ise io.f Lotk
! wood Aci ga Guinnclalry Qc; das Pembroke
fi2l.
C6iored bucks- Mopianp SO; boston s.61
,Nc, kvcrott n y me- paiuNont 10 oa l2ici
haElc brown lici Warren mills illc
Iickngs- Am0skcas A & 4 tadi Araaanha "A
y tcl Cornwall r. $40; Nhittcntan UD t2ci ellen
Mqale lei Lewiston ao,inca illc; Ocean 5tci
= HICKORY ,tgilies- Extra Scout. blue or brown
aic' Mechanic hlae 6ie lewou CITY IA l}0eb
J River blue tnl brown, Sci EHgic bfd0 Clc3 I'm.
cfsvillc q AZ Columbian Sft.
slngbams- Lephyf ec{ luufet 7tes Glasgow
tqncig y SlesgeN dfesa styles ~ hrlehlce
cheek llci slltgtr tillc checks l{ci Nuhan drcsl
syigg SIS Agsy'o staples Sic' Bates tanclcaSc
+ l.QcM amond ic.
Llnseys Cumberland llloi Calumet iOci fah
/ Play i3ci lnipcfiai lie; Geneva lAci AdHaAl
I l2t q Bradford l2lc Clifton Sci Wln1foroe,
y jeans kiuyyCr Sc, Ahbntiaiprh l4c, Noie
graph lAci DQVlngt0n lte Polaria ii3U, Rooster
Z llci Imperial Use, bennington isic American
l0ci Silver pUak 33c; Oiand 27c Texas Doc,
skin 1906 Great Southern Ilai liu.nboldt aic
uanonicnt D0oskln soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Bar iron g 90, Norway %, No. % shoot iron
4{t, No. "a q sbOet Iron sc, galvanized shoot
Iron oa9lc, 80 / sod lie No. j do Isle, s0y2s
rooling II Al@lac 4x2o ana loSli pdt, DO 2 %
"a 90 tinuer'a wire 80 por cent. OIL timer
,ocb i0por cent. OIL, cooL stoves with ware
/ lO5ln2lO U, 40 with trimming rs aO05O 90
Wood Work Wagon aNlo6 social %, Tongues
Nc0 COS singletrecs 1ai bolstcrs zoe; spokcs
2 I5d3 90, fchoes 75@2 20; donbletrees 3 36a
4 0'; neck yOSes 50a2 30 plOw heayns 00aG5s
ploW hBndieg 1907 %
Nuils--a IS keg basis l0d-- Burden horse shoe
per key, 90, Perkins DO 800, Walker do o h0
Burden mule o 90, Northwestern horso shoe
nails, No SOC, No. . Yes, NO 23c, 80. glc
&c, NO PC, NOES lHci Ausable 90. no. 4 iSc
No, 2le, No. 2lc, No. lgc, No lSc.
MisoellancQu5-Iracc chaius so, per pair
iOc; plow slngleuees per dul. 20 plow double
trees per do1 . 90 stock bella b. per cent Oh
door locks - tug00i wood screws 90 and u
por cent Oh l. Z case door but 80 and le PER
cent OH en- and timed iacks 40 per cent on
coffee mills 40 per cent on, hlind hlngVe 80 aud
10 p0r cent Oh carriage bolts go and 10 per cent
oft pillow bolts 33por GEM oh pigec TN ware p
per cent of; deep stamped ware 90 per cont Oh
shallow stamped ware 80 per cent OIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Saddles Raised stamp California 40 10a75 90
plain California ~ 0005000, loose corus,
Tree Is 0OGS00 10. tied corus OF Austin. TcNo
10 O0als 90; full rigs h0Gl2 90; rigs, black or
oiled, q 60a 10 40, side saddles GOm20Q0.
POckets--Pockcts 00q2 90; Llama goat 51G
500
spurs-Eureka nickel with straps 0 70; In.
dianola 10.
Team Whlps--per dog. 20 10 10 90, quirts per
dor. % 70 p 90, brcaat strape with sides and
sisei per doz 90 TO q 90; girths per doz. 30 10
Is 20; hhlters, web, per doz. 95i haters leather
per doz 10 30 60 u 00i saddle .bHgs per d0z, 10 %
toA2; pistol holsters ppr uoz, 4 90 70 0bQi
cartridge belts per doz.7 80 10 10 % ;hame straps
per doL. % to 20.
COlars--Duck 3 90, leather 10 90 30 - 90, INIT.
Scotch whang -sowed II 20; heavy sondrim split
and duck ) 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

sr LOuIs. MO, Jan Ill lpur-slealy
NNN So iOdg 2d: family ~ 500 ~ eAtN
So Tsaf 81 patent s. iOel1 go
Wheat-Yery strong and higher ING ia4fhel
opened 10 ic higher hut soon reacted ~ W,el
rallied ana ruled very sifons CLOSING q.
than yesicrdays figures; Mo- req Snhn - 3i
January alAr February w asl ti,eivslNa 49,
March sHlNs3i., closing aic pa hAy "5f
s7sc, closing Ole ,.l .,sh
t'orn--ycry quiet but arms No. mihe1 S 3s,l
8lG85fe. February 3ilc ma MaFcli ~ l'iIi
claeing 8le. May S7laaii' closing e'ie- 4,
Oat3-st,ady bnt very dnil No hi Ne1 ''aN
2slc; May llm3lar
PROVISIONS
Cornmoal- Steady nt ~ sjdl ~
Mhisky-- AZ $40 IA
Wooi--steady unwashed l7al5c tnD-washea
2IG3bc Jexae wool l9st-ic
ptOyisions ---steady.
PoTk-fll co.
3 Lard--Qnici and easy az v 5000 ~ a.
Bulk hleuts--LOoee lots long clear Wl
short ribs 50 40. short uielr - al' NgNv' i.
ion9 nieae s. 81, short RIBS u ~ sn''i' ''e~'
IS o. NAH,
Bacon Long clear 81 1908 ~ sAoI fip'
. So s2i4a Isl, short CLEAR 10 slinabN
ifa.l8-~S9tO0 ll1N.
ktrrRN0oN iinAkp
Nneaf-f1sr ans ig lower
CDra--- EAst llrt rfiees aieui uriianffL
4 oass--sieadf ana Unchanged,
Calsle--Rccelpts lvi1 shipnieiiia ~ ,.,,,,,e
/ ana i0ai3c highur good % cnoiSs Y sse
Z Y Ma5 y; comtaon Y neaipn y g''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Meat-sugar cured hams lolo; sugar-cuIed
breakfast bacon Ole; short clear bacon 20,
short clear dry salt GO,
soc; hall bills No. i 50; No 30; dried
heTrings per box Aoo cod FISH dp.
IardLnlerccs 7c 5D-M cans lici go ID cans
7sc; 10 % cans 7ici s. % cans 1905 s. r. cans b.
rca--lmperlal 4066Oc Etnpowder bOai0c:
sugRI-ftne powered bDlh, 10, do half ,bbls
&c; cut loaf Slci grannlated standard -sci
Louisiana granulated tlc; standard s3ci
shoice white 7lc; Louisiana =. o. l67ie.
Rlce-LOui8iana .! To sc new
salt--C0urse, In bags, 2ocl iO hne ~ bags
--i lake, In Dat hoop barrels zSoi poekets
-Bicarl,onato IN Eegs Aa5ci bicarb In
cases6lc lump sal soda in kegs 2lp2le, granua
lated sal soda Ia 90 10 druma 81,
Molasses-ChOice Louisiana bQa53c lneW
srop) talr 10 good $50; core syrup 5uc.
/ Coffee-Rio, tpir Qle0c; prime l0l@lIc
choice M GI2c; Laguyra I2icj Java 2Oei 6Vli'
en- ITO l2tc; Pea Berry l2lMlae
/ pictos-2 gal pals mixed l'ic6les bOj glesH
4 pints 10, glass quarts vs. glass BAH gal oo5
glass -gal III stl-a ~ -, g, AZ "a 7se
snuf--tArfeti's 6-uz ~ - pVr casci o. 2 Do
\ Loo. 3 90 Ralph's B-os, ~ 'l l'nA' ~ ! o@
/ OO. dental d .oI. 40 OBJ o., 90
Canned Goods prices per dozep Pine ap
nles standard 81 s5i peaches standard Z bA'
1 i AZ; q s. b $50 , s0.aoConds, Ms ] d5i 3 hs
I / 10; tomatoes, standard. rs, y, seconasj (.
! hs,--; 8Bs. -, green corn 1901 AZ green
{ nc6s b5. godse0efrles. l2ji raspberrles $50
oysters, full weight, } p 70, ~, nS 5i.
ttgfHNt. I III ~--r~f 1NtitNlAf ~ q VIZ
! p n 49, msckarel, 9lcal 01s fardincs,
Z American 4 20 casei imported II ~ ease ssfeW
berries b 6pf bidckDerfiea 10 green cages
/ - casrle condensed milk %
SOAP T5d4 80 per case
Ragging--lsB standard helm llc
arrow and Hetta ~.
Ifbnr-Resi patents . per 100 - hpli-pat
oet2 rs Der 400 Ba; third grade " PEI iv0 hhB
! fourth grade 00por iV aia.
I Corn mcal--per hufhel Yla.
Uominy and Rrits-tef ~ 2V'
I Oatmcal--Per hall w ~
Z Crached whcat--Per n o.
I CraeEets-A soda &c. xxx SOFA ytpi cie'l'
I SIC. ginger 6naps 7ici lemon creams ~ "a
\ 'Snndries- starch &c Candies. iIli uoAea'lEtt5
ihaires- aparters--, stick candy - lv4c ilahey
I lO 10 I6e; rope, basis, do COTTON 1895 hr4lilit
i Imported 25 per keg heiSlnst lag vt t, e ~,
/ CIDER. crab-appie, 40ci Missouri, Sn Niuefhi
! Is % sc. Concentrated I've 70 y : yl. Jag7'
! yiazed ito per gal. crooks, ginfed, W. pNI b4l'
I FRIED peaehes s to l6c. ludi8o !oe pri y,
Z pincine 30cs 90 dozen. C0enans inusthIn
! sesli 20 dozen AiAcrafOni, imported, lse ~
Americiln 100 box faesets, tH8 h2opp, q
! 900, well Duckete ~ dozen. bnaomn ~
, Is DOZEN Brilliant ollie bas Icy haui9h e i,l.
90 do g.6 cases loi brilliant t.,sr ,.ii
DO. 1-l1 cafea p w AfAlht PNN"N'
4 iIe;l y ems -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Whisky--ReeiiGed 10 % 20, az per proof;
eour mash, Two year. old, Z ~ 10 10} TIRES
Z % 70 %.
Wlnea--Ciarct per case, 4 50 30 y ~, as pci
quality CataybS. per gallon, alr 20 lVi port
i 20 80 OOi sherry per gallon, "a ~ ul Ma
4aiia per gallon, u0 % Oyi White wlnc, u
caste, 90 10 N 90.
Als-6focl aiH per dozen, 90 70 2 "a port
psr dozen. Z 40 70 ~.
Iaine5tia la 00t0ss or Eey West % d
10 i0ata; Imported y ~ 81 ajlu1
ChAi31agla,-ti, -, ii0sF ~ 60 extra or
S0ir N ~. ifalddiek, ~ pasAei " ~ ~ Ntta
Frtr Iai Hastat % - Nli doMefff CHAM
pardd elf0 itoc Geo. Go1lei, exiyA DRY, aipi'
ri
Audaeieer quaflA 1900, Finfe 1901 Eglanfcl
idcr, qnasls i q, pinls 1867 Sehlita MiiNHV "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Reeye8-G rAss fed 2ie5c.
Cows 2e52ic.
Motion Choice 30 fo2ei.
HDga--2f 70 Sc per ~.
stock Catile-TbG prigea in stock cattle VARY
according 10 locality where raised. We quote
different looailfieH a f0ilowHl
Panhandic--Strctly irat elaaa yearings piI
head 3 90 70 10 %; two year Oids 10 40 70 29Doi
cows aud calves 20 %.
y esferl rexa5-j eHTiihg5 u 50 Di3 %, two
ycar old - co 10 70 o.; cows and caivct n ~
CantrN 1eNae--1 eurliDgs % 10 n1i two
year ODDS 10 80 b u on COWS ana eaives d 10 %
Ig01.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. Pho 'son--spot
closed Qaiet
Gross receipts, 2Ji0 bales
Sales 2G05
Exports, none.
Shipmeut. cOaBtwise. 800 bales.
stock II ,5al balen.
Ordinary, ,IGc good ordinary, ,lGc low
middlinp, T-lGc niddling, l3l6e, good
miadling. Q l6c middlng tair, II lbc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
80 WIIs@T.

.Ropeased chemic
altssts" nave placed
\ frst one brand Of
4 baking powders then
4 another as tho head
n Of the list bat the
4 most satlstau tory test
4 Of aIils chat Of the
4 practical housewife
Il WHO uses silver Loaf
Il d never fails TO
4 3 make light and
Wholesome bread =.
r n She cannot be im
pOscd upon, and the
n powder peddlcI who
+. attempts TO pain on
"A something else on
heras d better grade
Of GOODS win have
~ reason 10 believe that
~ ne bl7 mlsscd his
calling.
a N .CTUREp by
ERC M III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

NEW YoRB. Jan y -Cotton-spot closed
quiet,
Ordinary &c; good ordinary, SC; low
middling i3.lGc, middiings !lci good MID
ding ac mlduing fair, le5o'
Sales, 3ls bales.
Futurc- closed firm - 10 pOh'5 lower
.Taonerv 9 0gD II
Frbruary Observation-Disclosures, 9 Ito ~
March Observation-Disclosures. 2lG %
Arm Observation-Disclosures. Q ga %
Msv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y Asa "A
Ir,33o Observation-Disclosures. 53a 81
,Iniv Observation-Disclosures. 8 83G 8 20
hngnet Observation-Disclosures tn Q "
Sente,nLer ..,... ......... 3 400 81
0ego},,,r ............ 33a . 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
ON CHANGE.
The Grain Markets Took an Upward
Turn Yesterday-rhe Money
Market Was Easy.
Colt Il Futures Show Dcclinc-tise stooi
transactions Were Brisk
The Quotations.


NItw YORK. Jan. ~ Money on call easy AZ
ii12 per cont, prime mercantile paper SfS;
stcrling exchange advanced 70 "a siats 81 for
sixty Gays and s. 5000 Sgi Ton dcmand.
hNoLisu NpNsOLs
LONn n, jan 27.--Consols closed az 80 l5-id
for money
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

cnhlp wa5 dissolved By bIr.
fns and Mr, r. G1un coutln
lgie0 t this Celebrated Voge-
4 Nef nom Southern fcresta up
~ he has now sold hts rlgbt
4 Macon Medicine Company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

smali size, Sl.C0 large size,
AZ druggists Wholesale by
hlllMs d co., Fort Worth.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-16

Some Office seekers are commencing
to feel the pulse Of suffragants fer
the next candidacy, and in this con.
r1ection we are requested to an.
nounce the name Of Mr.. J.. Henry
Putnam as a candidate for-Bot any
public Office, however, but for the
public to 90 and examine his select
stock Of dry goods and groceries.
and after purchasing o: him, cast a
vote to the effect that he sells
cheaper than any other merchant in
the parish. He, too, has a full real.
ization of the use Of printers ink.
Read bis advertisement in to-day's
paper and then call aud examine bis
splendid stock of goods.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-16
Clerks Of Election.

On motion the following clerks Of
election we're appointed to serve at
the election to be held On Tuesday,
November 2. 1888.
ward--at p U Leblanc's, clerk
Eiaste Leblanc.
vard-at Chas. Frederick, e.
S. Heary. clerk.
waxd-court house, Eli Wise
clerk.
word at Remy Breussard, J. T.
Broussard clerk.
5 ward--Lessin AhAlirc, Wm.
Shepherd clerk.
6 ward. Poll /. at Ueephas Via.
cent, Z c. kibbe clerk.
& ward. Poll 2, at Desire Vincent,
Desire Meaux clerk.
6 wala, Poll 5, at AgricM Be-
mott. Jules L,aare.'s clerk.
ward. Poll lat Drug Store J.
Nngier, Jos 8 Mills clerk.
I ward, Poll 2. at Aurelien The.
all. clerk Aurelieu Theall clerk.
! ward Poll s, ut Antsine Rag
gazoui, clerk Or. r. Sagrera. .
J.. C. LYONS.
Clerk Of Police Jury.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-10-16
N 0 ICE.
COTTON SELLERS

We are here to stay1 W. want
your cotton, and will pay highest
market prices cash. Come and see
our Eleuoter, examine our scales.
We weigh yoar cotton; unload it
without work or charge, weigh yaur
wagon, give you your receipt aud
pay for yosr cotton in cush. DO not
sell until you see ne, as We will pay
more than you can obtain elsewhere
in cash. Understand, We give you
no goods, we have no store, aud
don't want eny good roads to our
Gin. MAXWELL & PUTNAM,
at J. HENRY PUTNAM,
Rose Hill Plantation.
October Is 1855.