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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

tftONNNE
CHICAGO, FCh. - u Flour q. puil End un
rhanscd
wheat-Opcnca steady and tc higher, a.
vnaced ~ addltineal, declined G, rallied 80.
declined ac and cluscd Ac loNcr than ycatcs
day. February Soa SsiA.c clDscd SsS March
se4 nc. closed Sssci Mas Ss4nsg'.e 8. closed
Corn-Qniet md rsslcr. cash sfh as7Sc.
February ~ 43s {, c,tacd Siiac MaFuh s9l,
COZ 6, closed 90 a-iUc.
PROVISIONS
rork--Actiyc: cash - 70. February and
March SO IS Nav $40 Sa..
Iard--Wcak ana lower; e=h 81 VA February
and March ~ Wa MAY 50 CtHG 0lt,.
Bowed Ments--Steady; dry sailed ahoaldera
IS ai6f %, short RIBS s. 40, short clear - =
s. 80
AFTERNOON ruASp.
Wheat -Easier. May closing ~ Ssa.r.
corn-Easy M t0'ac Tor May,
Pork--ihc lower.
tArd--2ac lower.
LIVE STOCK.
Tho Drcvcrs y urnSl rcports
Caule--Rccelpts 500; shipments 1000; mar
kct active and a shade lower: shipping steers
$50 TO 1900 pounds. ST. 90dSs 10: two cars extra,
100 10 900 pounds, cattle 50 so: cows. hnla and
snlNcd 81 1sses COT siockere 81 eosf4 80; through
Texans cattle 81 sO@t rs
81 s06t 90.
shcep--i,ecclpts 900: shipments 1900. market
strong: natives " sOaa so. TcNans 81 COAT - /.
lambs 81 0Oa5 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
rhe wenrIea stook srsoulnlnr.

Worried MAD Fevered brain. Dread
full day with unsettled market. Unable TO
eat dinner after days work. Vain efforts
to rest at night. Horrid feelings in view
of tomorrow. Body and mind touing up.
Browns Iron Bitters docs it, surely and
quickly. Mr.. Tooy of Tavares, Orange
county, Florida, has experienced the ben
eft OF this valuable remedy, and says 81
cheerfully recommend it. | keep 1t on
hand all the time" Cures dyspepsia, in
digestion, weakness, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

ID ~ slN free delivery cities; Fort
q IN sas Galveston, Austin, Houston
,sr usonio. The Texans here are
3 'nee,ous. Among the many are
4 ", N. aellls, wife and daughter Fan
I'm IN \ marley, now a young man.
n n uAnghter Mamie, who IN 1880
..''. ~ =. ). Maloney, Of this city,
.,bs on I street near her father
!, WA. hr. and Mrs. Maloney have
.Sss,s snligened by the presence
~ little boys. L. S. u. aud
\ I.anham u weather
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids to the cook in preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, and the house
wife win do well TO be on her guard
against baking powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from honse to house, as the manutactur-
Ing establishment of j IL. Brown Is
taxed to its uttermost to supply the de-
mands that come through Legitimate chan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
Fort Worth and Tarrant County Abstract
of Land Iitles.

Comprising the Hanna & lIogsett and
Cause & Phillips abstracts, complied
prior to date Of fire destroying county
records, and the j. +. Cooper abstract OF
the present records, Titles to county
and city real estate promptly distracted.
Charges reasonable. Loans ON real es-
tate negotiated. Office in Lloyd block,
southwest corner Main and Second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

rnopuce, rRovHIoSs, RIO,
NRw ORLKAss, IA, Feb 25,--pork--Dun,
weak aud lower at $40 -,
Other articles dull aud unchanged
Bank clcarings, 81, 236,68.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

SHADE caeier choicc slipping and eAvcrts 81 IS
as 20, common % good shipping s. tiaft ~
butchers aicrre s. 2t4l IS cove ans hcifors
y ss9S ~: stockcrH and feeders 81 coa< -,
IOKe--iiccclpts eSpus market active and
strong ~ g coal -.
Sheep Receipts SO. ehipmcnts eC0 marker
active and higher at - Mons 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
81. Louis.
ups.nffaE

fEOUBGEt
ST. ..ouIa, Mo-. F1b. rs, lolr-- Active ana
firm. NNN 81 OOa8 10; family - sod5 so cholee
10 IA, cySj g'ai 70, AZ. -
wheai-Quiet and lower opened urn, AZ
On need &c. but later weakened steadily, ana
,.losed &c lower than yesterday. no. req
cash &c; March eJo; MsY gissNDtsc, closing
al als.c; June % ,.a ..,
earn Quiet and easter No. mixed cash
as. Y, a :l5sic; February $40. March S9k pa :
Mnv sgE.a3Ttfc, closing Al NC.
Oata-Ncry quiet ana lower 20. .ipiNo' casa
setfc; February Soc asked
-'t' PROVISIONS.
tsornmeai--Firm and unchanged
Iyhlsky--Firm az 81 10
Wnol-Otiiet and steady tub washed 2sG5oc
rn,,,s, ned Ifa9tl{c; Texas wool lOA.tc-
'l,v5yislons-Very duh and generally easler.
Pork-weak at 81 10
Iard--Noinin hlly - ei'f.
Hulk NeAts.-I.Oose lots, long clear ~ l9i
short ribs IS S. short clear 50 70. OoNe1 lots
long claar s. 20. short ribs 50 es's ehori cieAi
nacon. Dali; long clear s. y, AhoFt ribs
ss lssf 90. short clear 81 lnab ~
Ilam4--Unchangcd; - ay4ll ~.
AFrksk0QS hoard,
YhcAt--Easy, and "a &c ivNtf'
Corn. G lower.
t,ais--A shade etsier
LIVE hT0rh
cattle.-Reccipis lltp5 shipneHts 20 inet kf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

FORT WORM, TEX Feb, 20, 1856
Having sold my business in this city
this day, have appointed ID. Schwartz
nv agent to collect and settle all ac-
counts due me. Parties owing me are
hereby requested TO settle same prompt
", as otherwise my agent is Instructed 10
place same in my attorneys hands Tor
collection. H. mohhiS'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

GALVESTON. TEX. Feb. g5.-- Cotton-Spot
closed quiet. Ice lower.
Gross receipts, 6H bAer,
Sales S26 bales.
y Exports 1888.
Stock, 60,6g9 bales
Ordinary, Ice; good ordinary, Z alr,
low iniddling, SCI middllng, skc; good mia
ding, l-lGc, middling fair, 97-l6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

NEW ORLEANS. La. Fob. 25,--Cotton--Spot
closed weak and irregular, l-iGc lower, from
ordinary to middllng fair both inclusive
sales, 5000
Low ordinary, exc ordinary, exc good or.
binary, T9<c; low middlinR, 7Ae; mlddling 5 Aci
good niddling, . Ice; middling fair, o Is, lGc;
fair, lie.
Futures opened steady ut decline, ruled
barely steady, closing steady, seven 10 nine
points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

ID. W. Smith, opposite Jos. ii. Browns,
is selling the most reliable goods IN the
nursery line. All kinds OF shrunoery'
fruit aud shade trees. Prices very rea-
sonable
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
pnoDuoE, Provisions. LIVE STOCK
Kansas city.

Kansas City.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Feb. ~ wheat
steady: cash 1879 asked March 7i7tc asked
Anril, 7sc bid May Ts's7aAc.
Corn-Steady; cash 2ske, March 2s'fc bih
AprlI 29t,c bid May slsc bid
Oats-CRsh x7Hc.
LIVE STOCK.
The Lave stock Indicator reports
Cattlc--Heceipts liOOi shipment2 none slnL
neys and butchers steady; stockers and feed
srs active aud strong exporters - psao ~
good To choice shipping - 6095 %, common "
medium 81 coal so; stOckers ana teeuefs ?" -
"a 10; COWS s. A6a3 70
lioss-Receipis slo0; active and SC higher AZ
- 7Oal 20. ..,,,,
Sheep--Igeccipts u; shipments none slenay
rood 10 choice 81 OOai rs ;eomnon 70 medium
81 90d9 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Angus, Hereford and shorthorh TuILs
one and two years old, Polk Bros, fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Jessey COWS bred from noted mixers.
Solid rolors and all IN calf
fofK Bnoss Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Money. Money Money ior esss = '''s
compress building by the ..,,.,.. ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
car load 81 Frult ana Vegetables

The Fort Worth Grocer company have
lust received carload OF tsew York Rose
seed POTATOES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

We win pay cash for all the eggs you
can bring to the compress building
SA,tru & THOMPSON PRODUCE 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

III. Shurtcr, contractor ~ IIa7
walks and cementlng Duliui
Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Red onion sets in any quantities at the
Fort Worth Grocer company's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

M,tchell Bros at their old stand wAn'
All the good mules and horses ~ IN. .ne mo-
ke,, and will pay spot casn ioi 'ue'A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
FORT WORTH MARKETS pArLY RE
VIEW.
OrPIuE oR TnF G,tzErrE,
EOuI MONTH. THy,. Fob "a. 1851


fon1 Wosru, TEx,, Fob. 20, 1856
There Is little In the commercial situation
that requires special comment or mention that
would not be arepctltion OF past statements
The leading Industries and produces OF this
Immediate section show no new features FROM
a mercantile point OF view. 1.-Two stock prices
have been stationary for many months
and few expect any immediate advance In
prices, though, OF course, there VIII be, owing
TO the season, renewal OF activity In this bust
ness.
Wool, while not quotably lower, has taken n
rather unfay0rablc turn IN the Eastern mar
keis, which may prove but a temporary dcprce
sion,
Grain Is slow at quotations, the demand being
almost exclusively local.
Eggs are duh, though not quotably lower
The following FROM the last issue Of brad
streets gives an interesting exhibit OF The
wool trade From advance proofs of review
OF the wool irldc OF America IN LASS, a report
TO the Now York chamber OF commerce, n is
learned that the "lhnit of oVcrstock and over
uroducticn OF gooda was reached early In the
year, while a large clip Of domestic and u con
siderable importation OF moderate coea foreign
wool enabled manufacturers to place large
output OF go 1ds at low but romuncrAtiv0 prices.
The prospects for the coming year are equally
good. Tho Domestic clip win hc smaller, ow
Ing to mortality among he Il cks and the de
creased production which generally fuUceeds q
period of low prices but The choapneea OF
foreign woals ineurcs mar uinriu ers against
materially dearer raw mnterlalf The "herious
urCuhS IN PRIV , ~ hhv hcVoH - A!hu"h
within ten years about 10 per cent?, II dc
oiarcd To bca moot point but II rs concluded
that as ''all hlsinoss isnn exchange Of prod
ncte,' that the decline IN COL prices has Deen
OF like character with that or other
staple articles. Consumption u declared 10
have been stimulated by cheap gooda, ana II Ia
fairly considered likely that rapid adyat 20
1 In prices may take place with amy lnprotc
tnent In business Thetotal direct aud ind
rect Australian wool imports mrs estimated al
/ not less than 10000 bales. Tho fine clothing
! WOODS (domOstic) have no. varied much Medi
I nm clothing woods are Air6 cents higner, owing
| to limited stocks. The report concludes with d
review of the stnttstics Of the trade for th'
I past year aH follows,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Little Arthur Creamery nnt'er
49,, Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s IN nNe'
nonnd nackares. Fresh arrival.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
rotal aaIea. 5! .o0O.


NEW YORK. Feb 25-Cotton spot closed
auet but stcudy.
Sales 26j bales.
low middllng SIC; iniddling, Lice; good
nlddling, f-16c; mlddllng fair 10 ] l0c.
Futures closed quiet, 70 polnte lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
Liverpool.

LIvRKPooL, Feb. 95.-Cotton--sp0t closed
dull in buyers favor, lied lower.
Ordinary, "a; good ordinary, issdi low
middlng / 9.l6d middling uplands, 4s,d; mid
ding Orleans, Is I'D.
Total sales, 5000; American, G6Oo Imports,
5 CO., American, 6l00.
Entnres cloand auiel but stehdy. two 70 thrco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
ON CHANGE.
Cotton Spot a Fraction and Futures
From 3 TO . Points Lower
Money Easy.
wheat Opened Firm. Declined ana Closed
Lower Live stock transactions
Were Btiss.


Nkw NoaK. Fcb. 1s,--Moncy on call easy a;
issgs per cent. prime mercantile paper siaa
sterling exchange dull but steady "a SlA. for
sixty days aud sats for demand
KSGIasM CoNsoLs.
LONDON, Feb. ei.--Cohsols closed At iOl s.
for money.
STOCKS AND bonds.
NEW HOnl<. Feb ~ --1,he folintvtnc A sea an 4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
Ipmber Reduction.

eaton. M. Pages Eclipse lumber yard
for bargains; he is the hrst 70 ohs ,i,,, tno
people lumber, SASH, doors, sn.n a1 -
etc.. etc, at reduced prices lie mas an
immense stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

what Ane assortment OF novelty
aoods-and cheap--at II. Geo. Bets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

yanted Al the compress bnIIuIns
"a"I sm,1ri / THOMPSON PRODUCE W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26

Tho FINEST Raxors IN the "of''
Al Anderson's gnn stare
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Clam Festival.

Mr.. and Mrs. Princess Bay Clam at home
Mr.. and Mrs York River Oyster, Virginia.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Baltimore Oyster, Balti-
more.
Mr.. ard Mrs. New York Counts, New
York.
The New Orleans Oyster family. Not in
vited.
Mr. and Mrs Mallard Ducks, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Quail Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit, Kent County.
The whole Fish Family. both large and
small. old and young. dead and alive, will
be in attendance.
You are cordially invited TO participate
Friday and Saturday at the Baltimore, 81
lanal-Sf Is. II. ENrRY. Manager
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

Commencing today. the 9 r e T. r z
v ~ prepared t1 receive snt transport
frs.gat to Nusksco6. Fru.iport Raverns
snd rtsrr1eiists points ia fhe new M1sSe-
rrr -rrte Freight vii he received a. the
frilht houses s< iste a. ~ 1riors a n d..
and ,e loaded sni forwarded by the
fer -s0 eariug here ~ los u-.
1rrrE Nrsxtxcu sf 1888 2 U-
ersf r- he eehsrs q tb.s cisy ~ sl AL
criers. a. hs=e points - the afternoon cf
the -Saa fsr
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

tle pigeon -sfVle uas brought o.
state ~ perf-.noa si-aln month
that b. mi9nt have l4kea century .
ssreiarI-sa Ia. .i.r ot-eT elllllstalse4 sky
faar 81. .ooas t-srIr < ssa birds were seit o-t
a. f4ls fitFssFea ~ these birds f-
nll.ei ro Pafs bearing 1901" oihc.al t-~
patches ana over )o. 4t0 private uszess.e
lle r-.'10 ton of .u.h great mass ol nl,ttf-r
81 .s.a slts l.gI.t eLous1 % he transported ~
lf-ans was ion- ~ Photography TIE n--
Iefflnr papers II Europe. Tor insfaAe ~ were
spread ogt IA q aaI covering a space ttn
f-er .lua arr. t1ess we're prafuzrapoet %
rce4lt -la.-e Cu delicate lolodlon nlin tbs
.ixs ~ .ostags stamp 4 tcz1n OF tnes7
1hns Ner- ilclosed in a gull and attached TO
= feather ga the lAl Of tia bird On reaf D.
iuz Us Destination fhe aims we're taken from
t4e Iliil all through the az Of mage
lantern tLer contents were thrO~n On a large
screen tnd hastily copied "a ani printed IA
thu F4g.asta aeWsfopers, While friYate
nles-az-e r-re l-. ver.d 10 the persons ~
whom thew were ilrected
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02


Thus were the Possibilities II the pigeon
uo~f BROUGHT cct But the world has been
.lo~ D. adopt this IL, th0d Of transmitting
n..-.age- owing % tle perfection of the tele-
graph anl tae invention or the telephone.
Aue-her serious drawback 10 the use Of
rirsons in some countries IS the prevalence OF
logs. which render it impossible for bird 70
lnI RS uay ia Ameriru this drawback
need nor le considered. 80 that there IS
uorlin- to prevent rather general adoption
~ hou.az pigeons p ben the uses to which
th.g nay be put become moro generally
known
Although races Of homing pigeons Is the
national sport in Belgium and portions of
France. numerous public trials in this country
have demonstrated thar the atmosphere
and ,llmafe Is particularly well adapted %
the deselooulent u great speed and certainty
.n the iirh-s Of these birds. The bird Ar
naux.' whose portrait ve give and which can
o. f4ken a. an excellent type n carrier. has
made some remar kahlv long hghis-one from
Persacola. Tla. 70 Newark. y. J., distance
of .0i8miies lein- twenty six days out But
another Newark hird has recently returned
from N r.renery, Ala. distance OF So
,iiies. ia four and oneouarter days For
shorter distances bird, have returned over
s.o miles .n fourteen hours, their speed up 70
aaou l0 miles. beng more than mile Per
minute.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Cbildren's ClOal1s

In all styles, qualities and prices for girls
from two to sixteen years, prices ranging
ell the way from one dollar to twenty dol
lars each. A very large trade in this de-
partment enables us to place large orders
ard in consequence we are enabled TO fur
nish manufactured wraps at the most ex-
treme low prices.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

vuchrS - ~ Ncw YORK r~Ty7ay~r Offices
We sif a. Illustration q the method # tviag
un ni-fi fc~ e r-pcr-er'su-e lbs vii uIFgesf
mary ~aTs iu which a bird may - utilIzod
on sp@ra' OCCASIONS Ttera -re msn| BIRDS
n use nav seariug Z rnasserss from city offices
~ rnfrv nrrc- ~ factories. Recent ~
r.rrrr'S prove that t'r} r'sv - frNiued
p t1sa it- f0oi st ore station ani <stsr ~
rrefrrr e~.l -eet r vi r~g-ilsrlv each dsv
is fren --o ts the 1ther. tbus esrahlisbing
rs e-frr rc~f
TIE teen'7- ana training = carrier ri zscns
Ht ise-Iael to become Gre of fbe Yis-
tiefes ~ -ar geeo|s snd stimulus iu that
irr ron vil 20 tts exhibition = these birds
81 tle Areri an irsf-r.r- Fair. H-~ York
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

To establish a houiny s'a-ion old birds
may bs purchased but they must he kept IN
ronfnlmeus D long time before they become
sufficiently 60 hcr- 10 'heir new quarters
to Ne trusted out But their young can De
30 20 liberty es soon Is they are ready 70
o.. Ttib IS when d month or So Old Our
Illustration oi pigeon i1ft IS FROM a photo
Srart ~ an. In Philadelphia. II IS arranged
20 t.a- the oct - bird aiizhting on tho trap
prior - ntcrins .he oft operates an IN
stau-arecus c-ucrr which photographs the
hir. ,nd tle clock ~ he sarnc time. thereby
rocorfir- 11toratically the precise moment
-hl- racing bud re1chss hoTa-
Another Illustration show. net Or catch
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

Also large line of Seal Plush Sacques, in
all sizes, some of the most desirable TO be
found, in prices from $4,000, $500, $1,000,
$500 $4,000, $500, 5000 each.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
nuohsugs
Madame Bell.

in shell. they are excellent Try them.
+. J. DETcLNTHAI IL Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

iaga particular bril-
il q loft and a con
vemcnt basket for
sending them on a
tFsin N the point #
liberation. On the
55TasiCn ~ the late
ationI yacht
races hirls have tsen
used g. bear lis
u1+rtr~ from fl .
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
The Finest in ITALIAN

Has just returned from Muskegon and
will be pleased to see her many friends At n
Carai-af
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Ernwn. Hall a Co.

Brown. Hall & Co, largest and most ele-
gant stock of horse blankets and fur robes
in the State
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

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81. a-1 AaA i
Dr. Hai-l4 .ae-ef t0-t
-l4fee l.--t l-aa coz
Tile Ia f-r4.4 slrs4 between
La4slnl tai i's.ill- sr- l.a- 4s--
III l.0aal Las as-..-.e 80 l1e atl.-4.
rrf- - CtIeltaf 81 Ias..l.a at berelI.
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nss sla s4s l44If -.4eiA
Tn. fs.oaaan business 81 sweeping
r st- .f.tr lks s1 -pia-nlle II is
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
a FANCY ARTlCAL SALE.

a Splendid Opportunity TO Buy Your
Christmas Presents.
The Young People of the Park COngrega-
tiOnal Church will hold a fancy article sale
at the church parlors Thursday evening,
Dec 2d for the benefit of the reading rooms
on Grardv;ile-ave Oysters will be served
from s 10 4.3n y m.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Brown. Hans Co

IF you wish the Best Celery 90 10 +. J
Dettentbaler 3. IL Monroe II.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

The largest line Of Picture Cards Society
Cards. Folders, Programmes and Invita-
tions in the city at l.. b. Stanton's Printing
Office No = Pearl-r
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Batsria shrimp.

Brown. Hall & Co, horse blankets ar
fur robes Discount 20 large buyers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
SOMETHING'S
TO LOOK AT TODAY
From two Departmental About two classes Of
Goods and 10 two sorts OF readers, is our type
vice for today. The first refers 10
---:OVERCOATS -: -

For Men Youth and Boys. and hints at top coats oi
every style in every material and at every price i'm
aginable; Of an assortment not only big enough &C
brag about, but big enough To meet every require
ment OF every buyer without leaving the least room
for complaint about either style. tit or price Or
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

F~ F-ssh re or Trout A. vhc 'ess's 's ~
rs-al q ~ p D--tslrts.ez. - Morrr-e-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

GkAND RAPIDS aAKK ans.

Dee -Dssat at-Acase h.zoer Cash, De
80 y. l..-Is- 80. Nv -
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Fsfdock Esdiocy Maddox, Hs5sock
Wholeseie or -etsiI
81 nE-rEE-s. IL Nanrae e.
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fefs -sls-.lg casa 81 81 1sn14rs slAs -
L4r1-,lnas C4a1 $40 la2-@ry. So.
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Lunber-Bin stuff tlmDer. Joists and scantling
y n and l6 feet 81. do j. H. sl2, DO ~ n, sl3
Sheetng boards dressed on one side, % . and
So Fence flooring. sl6; common uOoring. so.
siding lst AID 2d. Sl7. common. sl5 Finishing
lumber. sa5ds0 IN boards No. l. dressed on
one side, si7 so >. 81.
Lafh-NO l. a. 5odS 1o
Shingles inch stars, g 75a3 90; seconds.
= 00a2 -.
Lime-Ohio, e5c. Grand Rapids. 15c; Petoskey,
Il 80
Cernent-s1 l5d1 % per bbi.
Naiis- farrr,o. and Fencing.
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Open Regularly

from the Gulf Of Mexico. al r. J. Detten
thalers, III MonrOe-st.
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W Have Them.

Halibut, Eels and LObsfers, always fine at
!. J. Dertenthalers III Monroe-st.
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The West side Rink will be open here.
after every afternoon and Tuesday. Thurs
iay snd Saturday evenings. with masqus.
rade Nov. 30 Dancing sfer 10 clock.
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slgars-Cut Loaf 81 a. granllaied sc. A -
q q Exua e.. 81. -, \ eloN e ts<sA5>c-
tolfec -tIrecn Rio l2l-l4C. k'o. roasted lte l-t.
Java green l.t12sc Java roasted. - So. Mars
c4.Lo. roasted -c-IC. Mexican. roasted. "a &c.
fcAs-Japao. Lne. 1o+c Japan medium, 90
SEE ordinary 1-3c hy son. yjgoyc gunpowdeT.
"a -og. OolonE GUlc. congo, -0e, oc-
Flour-s- 10 per cwt. - a. per bil patent pro
ces. - d peT Csst = - per bbl al " nea, Hour
4 a per e~t.. sl a. per bbA buekwheat. g 80
e ~ cYt
NIL Feed Screenings. ia per ton. bran sl2.
ships sia middlugS, sl7ssib.
Feed Corn aud oats tl- -.
Kerosene oi. Michigan test, l0l4c per gallon
watrr white Ittc
ft1sollLe-llt.e yer gallon.
seeds los er 80 81 timothy. S2d2 p.
Fish-N0 1 White rs1. - Ga per half nhl. other
grades . 5l Per Lalf bpL trout, G. -. cod. salt
a. per ib clans 81 Per hundred. canned oysters
- .ects - lBA.. smoked HAllbll, 81 l2c.
Pork ia barrels Mess pork. Chicago packed
80 51sl 90 extra short cut, SIS IS standard ceai
back So cd.
Iard-Tierces. &c. 80 and 90 10 tubs. 81 &c; 81
ib round tins. To- eases, o. .c; IN TN psls, "a
nc
Beet IN barrels-Extra Mess, warranted 2o lbs
S-as - extra h0ueless, cll.
Bltterine- -NauAesha creamery rsOldlo14c; rolE
lfc dairy solid l2c rolls. lic
Frlifs-Lemcus, choice. = 50a5 81; lemons
fancy, 50 5u.
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The Nsv Hsren Counts are sczn0r' al gal
the best ir fre market TRY them
r 3 u9~TEsrH slEs. III Monroe
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ere a. excellent Oyster. retain their asvor
and the cans are f1i = uests- sold only
a. Detsnths.er's fi7 M0nroe-st.
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Delicious CLANS

Scarboro Reach Clsms are received fresl
from Name every day oy F. 7. Detten
thsisr. IL M0nroe-st
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scarlet and white Blankets, Bed Com
fortablss. Etc.
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30 70 srorn. Hal & Co.. for horse blsn
cts and far robes.