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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
rhe rrauoo.roaan Land company.

To whom ii may concern ] hereby
warn and give notice TO all parties owing
money or promissory notes given for
lands or leases not TO pay money to A. j..
Hood or Edward GODthier upon any in
debtedness due the Franco-rexan Land
company, as neither SAID Hood or Con
thier have any right to receive the same,
they not being officers of said company.
But in order to save interest, parties in
debted TO said company had better de-
post their money in their own names
with ,one Of the banks in Weatherford,
and thus set apart the money TO meet
their indebtedness, whenever they can he
satiled that said company has fully au-
thorized some person TO receive II.
G. AiALcoLMsoN,
Secretary and Treasurer Franco-Texan
Land Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Excitement In rexas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the re-
markable recovery of Mr.. j. f. Corley,
who was so helpless that he could not
turn in bed or raise his head; everybody
said he was dying Of consumption. A
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
was sent him. Finding relief, he bought
large bottle and box OF DR.. Kings
New Life pulls; by the time he had taken
two boxes of pills and two bottles OF the
Discovery, he was well and had gained
thirty-siX pounds.
Trial bottles of this great discovery Tor
consumption free at Fl. w. Williams Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Lumbcr--Rough lumber, boxing 70 inchep
and under, st,clnss IS COZ stripping kxa, is OO
thick clears n and u. 2T0J rough lumber,
second class 1900; joist and scantllng cuila
~ 80.
siding--First common white pine 80 oO
second, do, 81 90; third do, IS %; poplar 20 %
@g7 60; native pine, y, la 90; native pinc, /
20 o.; native rough. IL 90.
Dressed and Matched Flooring---First .clnsa
20 00i second class ~ 30,
Dressed Misunderstanding Il inches and an
der, IS 90; do lXS 20 90; scAntling, joIst or any
common lumber 20 90; boxing over le inches
70 0Oi thich clear y 10 u and2 10 Ooi second
class any kind 20 90,
White Pine Furnishing Lumbor--li, "A and
inch wide white Pine 40 O0 l.inch do u.
Ceiling, Headed or Plaln-Nirat common
white pine 80 90; Cd do ~ 30, IA do 20, poplar
90 20 to ~ 90; poplarA ~ 90 TO 30 o.: natiya
pine Is 60; do 20 90
Shinglea--Whlte pine "A D 90. do ehnded A
49, do extra No. l asOi cypYosH, best any
brand, 90, do No. 2 rs do No. 9 ~; native
sawed heart 90, napa 90,
Pickets--White Pine, dressed and headed,
square OF Nat, OOi yellow pine do 90, laths
30 to 90.
Lime, Cement, etc,--Iime, Austin, % per
bbl; cement, 1iouisyillc or Ronanals, Z rs per
bhl; Portland, 3 90 per bbl. plaater paris, New
York or MichIgan, cooper bbLi plaster hair eac
per bu,
Brick Fire, proof, Oopor NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Upon Saturday, January lG, three hun
bred and nipety-two persons, others than
employees, entered the store OF the Chase
Trading company. At $3.50 p, m. the
number of persons in the store, other
than employees, was fiity-seven. All OF
these people came in with hopeful eX-
preston upon their faces and left with
bundles in their hands and a smile upon
their countenance. Saturday was not a
fair day, but muddy, raw and damp,
We do not believe there is town in
Texas, or in the United States, the people
Of which are more appreciatlve of bar
gains in dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes than the town Of Fort Worth.
We strive to please the public and to
present them with bargains, and when
they applaud us so warmly daysafter day,
it makes US feel proud. More people get
on and off the cars at Fort Worth than
any town in Texas. More people go in
and ont of the Chase Trading company
than any store In Fort Worth. Please read
our advertisement in another column
THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising editor Chase Trading com :
pany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
1854.
coin ana currency


Meat-Sugar. eurcd hams l0lc; euRar- cured
breakfast bacon 9c; short clear bacon Uici
Fish--Mnckercl, 10 y Kits, No, eoc; No, 2
sge half bills No. so; No. 2 4 so; dried
hersngs Per boy toc eoa san &C. o. can.
7acj TO- n cans 7aci o. n cans lie; o D cans 10.
Teay-imperiAl soa6oc; gnnpowdcr b0aI0
sngar-iine powered bills, slc 90 han, pble
LopisiAna graduated 7Ic; standard 7sc;
choice white, nc; Iouisiana y. G, 7@7lc
Rce--I,ouisiana % 70 sc new.
salt--Courso, IN bags, 25al s0j One In bags
--i lake, In Hat hoop barrels, 2 aoi pockets
Soda Bicarbonato in kogs 4habc; blcnrb in
cases bic; lump sal soda In kegs 2in2lci Brhnu-
lated sai soda In 60. ID drums 30.
Molasaes--phoice Louisiana bD9B3c (new
CROP; fair 20 good Soci core syrup oOc.
Cofee-Iiio, fair sl@ioci prime lolIlieej
choice lll8l2c; Iaguyra l2lc; Java zoo; Gold
On Rio lac; Pea Berry I2l@l9c,
PiekIes--2 -gal. pals mixed pickles Soi glass
pintA 10; glAhb quarts 10 glass haif gAl, w;
giass gal. 4 IS glass hex. gal. 8 rs.
Wrapping -paper--lsag aud straw - 70 i5c.
snuh--Garretts 6'oz. u % per case 2.oz. Q 90
I.oz. % Kaiph's Coz. 10 Y5; i'oz. 20; A-oz
%, dental B.oz. 10 O0i A.oz, 100.
Canned Goods--Pricee per dozeni Pine mp
ples, standard 81 81 peaches, standard, @n
/ %; 3 Ms, La 2 6Oj seconds, bs, 49, hs
10, tomatees, standard, Ms, Coz seeomds,
ns ,-----i 5 ibs. / 49, green corn 1901 do green
peas os gooeeberries "; raspsegri,ssg ",
weight, n -. z ID ----; salmon, ID 90;
-; msckerel, b 90cepl 70; fhrdines,
American % easel imported, "a 80 cnse; straw
berries, 2 b. / b0i blackberrlo9 20; green EABes
-----; eagle condensed milk y 20.
Soap--2 1904 ~ per cAee.
Hngging--IiB standard ilic; ilb lie.
Ties--Arrow and Delta 3d.
Flouf--iI,.t,i natents Is per 100 as: half.pat
net 5b per ITO ms bird grade " per 100 ms;
fourth Crude 20 per lUe bs.
Corn meal Per bnshei poc.
flonlny and RTitH-- Per bl. 4 o.
Oaimeai--I,cY half lDl3fa,
Cracked wheAt--pcr ~ &c.
CrAckers--A soda Gel Xxx soda n3ci cream
exc ginger snaps sicI ieniQn oTopma ne.
sindrlos--sti rch a., Candles, fun loxee, l2ac;
helvea--s Qliarftrs-i ntlck candy " lptc fancy
n ID roc, r1pa, basis, DO cotton. lie; htrxirR
lsnpnrfed / 2t per kfH. fnislne, layer, 500
Cider crab apple, fcei Missouri, 3Dc ftnefat
n 70 So Cpitdentraspa syo 70 ~, JnGg,
Di1.sd poaehea n ~ nc. Indigo 74C pefH ~.
ninrin9 D0ea 0R a1zeit CAieilaa't 6asi3rd
tSa v dozen. Mqeeagonl iwpofted, ige p 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
INDEPENDENTS AT OXFORD.
New York Herald.

i we'll known to many readers tnat IL
liz within comparatively recent pc
I, ,hat other than those who could sub
! + 'u ,ba Thirty-nine Articles were admls-
= students to either OF the great En-
n : universities. National in name,
4 we're absolutely sectarian instltu-
\. Since the abolition of the tests the
...s,,iss have had among their resi-
Students Young men from oil sec
A. Il the Christian church-Roman
{holrs. Presbyterians, Baptists, lnde-
4 Ssnts and others. The honors are no
,aar " confined to Episcopalians. Year
Il, yasr some OF the highest honors are
TIA off by Presbyterians and Noncon.
smwts Such has been the success OF
yonpe men vino have gone up from
4 lancashire Independent college that,
I'M annual meeting of the college au-
Mites, held a few days ago, 1t was pro-
&cd to raise a loan fund to enable such
2dents as the examining committee
mia thipk flt to proceed to Oxford Oh
Snbti6ee. tisan evidence of the same
tdment that Springhill college, an indie,
Mdept theological institution, is about
~ removed to oxford and to become
knsHeld college. The English Presby
saus, who have their theological schoo
fLondon and who have been considering
I sdyisability OF removing to 0xterd OF
nave concluded TO remail
Here they are.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
A NOVEL COMMUNION.

the queen Of Raratonga, her consort
l . number OF attendants have been on
|hs to New Zealand. Their visit to
|ckland was marked by an event which
Iurally enough createdssome little eX-
'eHent. Raratonga, as is well known,
bne Of the so-called Cooks islands, in
South Pacific. 1t is about thirty miles
circumference, and very mountainous.
people, some four thousand in num-
have long siuce been converted to
,rstanity, and travellers speak of the
ftyillages which dot the island. The
'ugregational body has things very
pa lis own way in Raratonga, and the
zen and her court belong to that de-
'nnation. During the Auckland visit
queen, her consort and three of the
NJ men by whom they were accompa-
n had special welcome at Beresford
FEET church, Of which the Rev. j. Rob
Rscn Is pastor, and partook of the com
fhion, The spacious church was
kwded on the occasion, and Mr.. Rob
Rson had two brother ministers assist
hin at the morning service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
TRE DETROIT CHURCH TRoUBLE
Chicago Tribune,

Father Kolasinski has finally decided
to reach an authority regarding his trou-
bles with the bishop from which there can
be no appeal. With the assistance Of his
attorney he has prepared an appeal to the
ecclesiastical authority at Rome. 1t sets
forth the charges made against KolasiDski
and denies their truthfulness. 1t pre-
sents aflldavits to show that the accusa-
tions are false and the result of con
spiracy organized to work the overthrow
OF Father Kolasinski by trumped-up
charges supported by false evidence. 1t
comedies the authority of the bishop to
suspend the father during an investiga-
ton, but claims that he violated the
canon laws in deposing him permanently
without such hearing. The appeal will
at once be forwarded to Rome, and
speedy disposal of it is prayed for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
New YORK.

GkODNNE.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10, - Flour -- Heavy and
rather easier.
Wheat-opcned weak and closed steady for
spot; No, Icd pile, atloat so1o; February S0lG
Saic, closing az sue; March Q0l09l7o, oloaing Mt
a4ci April Ri392lc, closing at 92ac; May gSlG
Nlc, closing Alc.
Corn-Spot arm and mo lerately active, op.
lions unsettled; No. ., Sole elevator; No, jan
nary da&@6Oic, closing nc Aglc February 4S4td
4s5c, closing at aSlc; March lsa@8Slc, closing
~ isle April ass May AslVtslc, closing at
Asic.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee Spot fair Rio steady at SIC options
dull aud rather oasler sales 1850 bags;
January so 10Q6 A.; February 81 90, March
SO 6066 SO; April 50 %.
SugAr--Dull, off b&d0C; confcctioners A
0 . Ice I. powdered i8-l6VGlo: oubcs 9Ic.
Molaseos--w Weaker, 40 iost, TO arrive, sale.
Rioc.-tirn, fair Inquiry.
Vnllow--Morc active.
Roaln--null
Turpontine Nominal at 3QAc.
Pork-Strongcr but quiet mess $40 00Gi0 70,
Lard-~More active; spot 80 lid8 AS january
81 aAd6 40; February 50 ibld6 A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ARCHDEACoN FARRAR uoME.

N Sunday, December 20, Archdeacon
En- made his first appearance since his
Urn from his transatlantic tour, at st.
figsfets' Westminster. The church
eensely crowded, people standing on
easncel steps and along the aisles all
lVuSl the service, Before proceeding
81 DIS sermon the archdeacon said:
EaVme been kept safe and restored TO
nter having travcrsed many thou
III o. miles over land and stormy seas,
' ss publicly to express my sincere
larry thanks to Almighty God and
Iss ae mat IN my future work in this
nv snail endeayor solely to set forth
ss'eia'lon Of Jesus Christ under the
lance Of the Holy Spirit. IL will be
4 NJ DSl !. w effort to preach the simple
fpel 70 simple men," DR.. Farrar made
,uLlner allusion to his having been
~ nom Westminster
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Country rrodnee and lrrull.

0ranRos--i l0uisinna per box s. 90
Mcssina LcmonB--Per box o 90.
hpples--Northern 3 25Geg 70 per bhl,
potatooe--lriHh per Ou California zoe IN aacks,
Oniuns--Northern per bill co.
Bcans--.Nayy Si@ici med bbls Sc; largo lima
3lcI small butter $40.
PeanutH~-TWSc.
Cidor-.IIalf Dbl 4 90.
Cnbbage--Per ID California &c.
Poultry --ilcns 25 per doz; young ehlckung
2 20i turkeys Coo to 7do; Ieise 2bc 70 BOO,
ducks per dog 10 to q 90.
Hggs--POr d0a 100,
FreHh Country l5utter-Choice 10 to 200; choice
Western dairy lso, fancy creamery 700.
Potatocs---Swcet 7h0ntl 40 per bi.
Snuor kraut Per half.hbl8 10.
Bnnnnas--Pcr bunch 2 % 10 3 20.
CocOanuts--Per 100 q 90.
New PecanB--Bc,
Brazil Nuts--i5c.
AtmondR---2Oc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
LOCAL MARKETS.
orrIcE OF Tnn GAznrrE,

y
Considering the bad state OF tho weather, tho
amount OF trade to-day has been fair, though
Saturday, as a rule, il not accounted by mer.
chants among the best business days.
Cotton experienced tumble of several
points In the Now York market cloeing weak,
though Liverpool closed stcady, with
ket Is rather sick, locally spcakinE,
About enough IL being brought Ia TO meet the
city consumption, hut the outside domahd
seems to have come 20 q siandstlll, except per
haps for speelM varieties. Inquiries have late.
~ come from Memphis and other points for rcd
rust proof oats, the best grown, which dealers
quote e. o. b Mt 900 per huHhel.
The -four market here hae been acting In sym.
patty with the Weht, aud haa been very dnll and
depressed with q slow retail movement Tho
receipts have been very small but were more
than ample for the demand hence supply here
is very fair aud well assorted. During the past
few days the weather all over the country has
been very severe. This viii have u tendency 20
put atop TO shipments, and holders, though
they are stlll meeting mark fluctuations, are IN.
clined to be little lrmor In their views, Sun
there IL as yet no quoiablo change IN values.
The market now rules quiet
The potato market ruled firm this week, with
a fair movement Onions are Ia light supply
and fair demand. Applrq, though IN liberal
supply, are mostly poor IN quality. aud little
wanted ut any figure, ,Onbhnges are arriving in
only moderate quantities a In frozen con.
dillon. kraut ~ shade tirmer beans tse
plentiful and dun, Dried apples and peaches
In general hardware there Is an upward
tendency an along the line. The siitlening
heretofore confined TO staples has extended 10
almost every article 10 that branch OF buslnnsa,
and local mercbants are being notified that eX"
listing quotations VIII be shortly wilhd avn
IN provisions though the tone Of the mnrkt IL
irregular there are 10 quotablc chnnges.
A BUSINESS hErttOsPEcT
The New York Commercial ana Financial
Chronicle enys!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
..wb.t is Woman,s worth''g

asked a fair damsel of crusty old bach
elor. He did not know, so she said !:
"W. o. man. double you, Q mani. But
a woman feels worth little If disease mas
invaded her system and is daily sapping
her strength. For all female weaknesses,
DR.. II. V. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription
stands unrivaled. 1t cures the complaint
and builds up the system. Send 10 cents
in stamps for pamphlet to Worlds DIS
pensary Medical Association, 663 Main
tire ct, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

PRODUCE
sT. Louis, 80, Jan. lG,--Fiour--Nefy quiet
and unchanged
Wheat--tinsellie6 and Irregular 81 the early
part Of the day, but gradually Improved until
the ciOse. which was Asin ~ prices las ~ higher
than ycsterlay; No. . red cash syci January
sE, fearuary cole, March We May s.fd95Ae,
closing at 95lc asked.
Corn-sIore active but sim very quiet and
about unchanged: No. mixed cash aaA3sic;
,Inauary 35@g8le, closing ~ 33ci February SSa
aS8lc. closing AZ a8gc Msy Jela Seic, closing ~
JG1c
i'IoylHIONs.
Cofnmeal--S trOng AZ 81 e0ai S..
Whi4ky--SteAdy At 81 10
wooi-.stcady. tub washed 26a34tcj IN
washed I4Ss24lc, Texas WOOL l0923lc.
Proyisi0ns--In good demand, firm and gen
orally higher.
Pork.-sl0 6OfQlO Co.
Lard--Firm at 81 CO
Lax Meats--i.ooae lols long cleltg 81 70; fhori
tibt "a ~, abort cieaf - ". RoNed iolR ionk
clear s. tel shoTt rbs IS ~ short clear
SIS ~, ...l..,..
bacon. Long clear s. 91e9 3pj ehpft Fvs
IS Eoa5 50 short ciqae - v1
1--WE hrDcK.
t.aflIe-- fleeoipff roe; shipments 91Vi Xnff
llgllc TRAILING fpt vans 81 Rteeh pf'cfs hf''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
CHINEsE MISSION MnRK.

~. .' ,Naom in Asia has not always
/, ~ l y as it has in Africa, among
pia ~efi ,SS Indians and in the Southern
fso S, me difference has been very
Nv suuSeu N some parts of India and
Ae,,. me Rev Swanson, English Pres
n , eatsa missionary from Annoy, speaking
ke ensastIng IN Edinburgh the other day,
trsl Gsu some Of the peculiarities and
snssa aes Of mission work in China. The
N ' o,, ne saul, were on the whole a
4 tb sSek-witted aud intelligent people;
Ia s :,, were degraded and corrupted he
n M apprehension. The missionary
khle sds,y Any, to encounter in China a
n eor raalculiy-~a sceptical intelligence
B 6s,S u ~ moral habits of thought. Il
III a N, w Ss but the missionaries were
! llts,r,s aiAster's work, and they had
ssVA'lse Of ultimate success
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
uIsII0P TAYLoRIN1nNn,,.

|,c NOp Taylor, who it win he remem.
! ~ n my . South Central Africa last
g,l,euaues The auspices of tho Metbods
kita s ~ church Of America accom-.
sasn ~, " ioriy-iour missionary men
AZ nv \, children, has arrived IN Ion,
4 IA \ u als way back he visited Lisbon
teIpsru e audience Of the king. his Oh
y 70 y nave the king use his lutiu.
/, ID r event Interference on the na1t
y ss5 ssv ne! officials. OF these
Il Ners az s,r, WIN Bishop Taylor thirty
r.. AL z sstleAen down with African
oiaers IN young man had died All
NJ 1ad s, sao recovered. The were
lses X ts 'neir work when the bishop
aens, spd 5s !, opened aud manned six
Aeeo,t' = = proposed greatly to cx-
A Asasa. Il me bishop inrends, on
q \ AssN psw missionary ex-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
-noDuoE. PnovIsioNs. LIVE sTo0I
Kansas CITY.
pRol1urH.

Kansas CITY.
PRODUCE.
kAaEks OaY Mo. ian. rs Wheat =.
Weak each glsc hid; February SIC bid' March
Ga!c; MAY 7Jic Uid.
torn-wcah; cash &c bid; February enc
bid; Ma, 3lle bid.
OAis.-NOniinal 40 quotations.
lfyE ngpUhs
The five stock Indicator reports:
Uatile--tscceipts bG sAipmente nOue, marked
firm; exporters 81 O04a 20 good 10 hoice SHIP
ping * aUaI 20; common % medium " goat 81 /;
stockefs and feedcrs ~ G9n3 ~; COWS W C0a3 30.
Hogs Receipts d.gI, iirm al f3D5N 10.
Sheep Receipts n0ac shipments no; steady (,
good Il choice IS 10aS %; commOa 10 medium
* O0l2ot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
BncI,len,s Arn,cn snlye.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcG hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by IL. w. Williams & Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Round Rock and austin Lime-Torks
manufacture white lime Of the very best
quality, Orders solicited. For prices
etc, address, MARTsi 4 WALSH,
Round Rock. Tex. proprietors.
For sale by q. w Gillespie, agent,
Fort worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
REVIVAL SERVICES.

1t may surprise some OF our readers to
know that during the past week Plymouth
church has united with the other churches
of Brooklyn in revival services, which Mr..
Beecher explains as follows; "These
meetings are to be held not to produce 4
revival in the accepted meaning of the
term. That is accompanied with ma.
chinery, heat and enthusiasm. We
mean only concerted action for Il
deeper religious life and feeling,
The thought that this is desirable is
widespread. Many Protestants and Cath
olics alike have expressed the longing for
movement to deepen the flow of piety
and secure unity Of Christian effort. In
order to accomplish this the city has been
divided into seven districts,
aud it is proposed that all
denominations hold a union service
in one church in each district. In one
district this church has been selected as
commodious, and here Methodists, Bap-
fists and Presbyterians will unite with us
in one group and we will have a sermon
each night. 1t will not be from me, you
needn't be afraid, but we will have some
stirring preacher every evening. We will
sing from the Moody g. Sankey books, not
because they are best, but because they
are known to most people Some of the
hymns are fit to sing at the gateo of heaven
and others--for our sins--on earth. Some
of the singers from the Bethel and the
Mayfower and others will gather in The
choir gallery, not to do all the singing
| but to bank up the music, so to speak
All the pews win be free, but the usher'
will be here to show people TO theii
/ seats,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

PRODUCER, PROVISIONS, Ero
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. i0.-Markots quiet
but eteady
Sugar--Low grades easter.
Other articles unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

The advance agent OF the Alvin ,Joslin
Comedy company, which appears This
week. has made arrangements at the
Grand hotel for the entertainment Of the
party while here. Chas. l.. Davis GAVIN
Joslin) sports gold watch inleid with
diamonds that Is said 10 be worth $4,000,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. lG.--The motion
for new trial In the case of Benjamin Il.
Hubbard, the defaulting cashier OF the
First National bank of Monmouth, was
overrulcd, and he was sentenced TO seven
years in the penitentiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Sell coniections cheaper thall anyone one
else. They manufacture extensively iol
hoth retail and wholesale trade Can on
them for bargains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
ranorlng.

Wanamaker's mammoth tailoring house,
Philadelphia, has an agent az the Mansion
hotel who viii take pleasure IN taking
Your measure for suit OF clothes, FITS
guaranteed. Give him a call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

AZ the Montfosc New York restaurant
meals viii average you only ~ cents, or
S4. 20 for twenty-one meals; and then you
get nothing but what you want TO eat or
want 10 see placed before you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Twelve months clip, Iight, One and medium
ld@l7c; fine heavy 10 light no tic, ak months
light, line 10 medinn, l0aiSci fall, nne
heavy - fall light, fno medium -----.i
coarse Adi2c.
Iiidea--No. heavy u, v. hideB, lHc per nj Ne
9 heavy I3c; No Hight Inc; No. 2 light nc,
Dry Sailed -l0agl2c; bull Hides 1901 glue 90,
green suited 7c; butchors green o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
To workIngmen.

As you 20 to your early morning toll
call at the Montrose New York restaurant
and get cup OF the best coffee ever made
in Texas for the small sum OF cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

GALVESTON. TEX, Jan. IG.- Cotton-spot
quiet.
Gross receipts, 1913 bales
Sales, 10 bales.
Exporte, 1854.
ShlpmentH eOaStWlac, ll20
stock, e3.2l4 bales,
Ordinary, &c good ordinary, . Ice; low
middlRg, 4, l6c, middling, l5.lie; good
middlnK, 97-lGc; middling fair, Ice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

american nc,, !, 3Ss hoy Buckets, two hoos. y
% dozen. Brihmnt oils, hhis te ~,yWens 1lm
9sci do. 2-5 cases siip: brilliant w e epcn @,
DO. Jig cases 5 D. baking nntcaeu.aese s y,
lie, 10 cane 9 60 Pv"aofef hnlk,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Mr.. Ben Bell, once member OF the
Arm of Brown & Bell, is now with j. IL,
Roulhac, grocer, 81 Main street, ana
would be pleased to have all his old friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

NEW YoHk, Jan. lB..-yisibe supply Of cotton
IN the world on saturday, January ~, accord
ing to Che Now York Chronicle, isas follows
Total supply TO. day. ...,.,....s... 3,l0I,sl6
Same dag iaet year. ..,.,..,..ta,, ,t-t. 3l40,195
Difference decrease ,,..t,,., Il, s..t.4 32.bhO