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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08

Victoria does not own all the. castles
mere she makes an occasional abiding
'aee. Abergeldie Castle and its s.poli-
- are rented by the Queen from III.
n Gordon, along with the extensive
aoouhgs ON the estate and sevcn-mile
ae'ea OF salmon-iishing ON the Dee.
e lease expired last spring, but it has
sea renewed for another term of nine
81 years and il is believed that in fu-
~s aa.umns the place will be occupied
'ae Duke and Duchess of Connaught.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08
Comfort Tor the Mich Cow.

lae ualryman. says the Philadelphia
fess' should lake n lesson from his
aesgeac neighbor. and now that cold
..ssaer s : coming on. if he is not will
. ee disturbed at night. he should
w me pecaution 20 house All his cows
~ ~ ate n mix before he retires for the
sae lais precaution of shelter should
.gar'led I, rs well during the daytime.
a'ough The days n this season of the
~, ~ aFc usually warm enough for the
~ comfort. there arc many exees,-
~ Few dairymen know what tenn
.s''sle' i. y As indicated by the thermonl-
n i, : oess adapted to the comfort of
~ 09~ Tie knows when She pants
n \; aeat or shivers with the cold that
: hot comfortable, and as he rarely
u : ualiy record of her milk Weld
4 sea -, only only guess when she is affected
81 sse ~ changes Of temperature. If /
,.s.s ~ ssAeu what range of the thermom-
.sss- sie COW IN milk will best thrive
49, 49, would say never lower than 81
gshs;, = nigher than so degrees Fab
h.n ~ ana lar better above so degrees
Nm Mn .ss.' sssow oo degrees, for while cows
Ira aeF s.aeF bodily discomfort from exees-
M, eAa' 4 they drink moro water and
.lioss sAFsnk in their milk Rnt the
i So ~. aS'. sAcess OF cold seems Immediate
v ap 'he fountains of milk sup-
lGoell lIi.sry = stable where cows are Kent
49, ue supplied with ! larg., 49,, Y,
Aine e,':..et' - ]. hung where the light viii
y i eyes,. n :. an: anu ahc man in charge Will
ap sh,s.s nme ne comes in. and the
5 lt.rs.s ~ 1. 8 impressed upon him that
II ! 0,s.a ~, : The point at which the dan
fasn-.aa1 ought 70 fiv.-qrsbn,,e .r,sSl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08


Ladies Dress Goods from 5 TO
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velvefeens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and FlanDels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren's s
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes. Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth Toe.
Boys white shirts for II cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line Of ladies' Coats
and ulsters will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
AL other goods in stock at
prices 10 suit The times.
]. FRANK KRAMER,
nov4-tf Francis Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08
HIS ANTE-NUrTIAL BOND.
How President Fillmore and the Wealthy
Widow He Married Agreed
about Money.

about Money.
Among the documents fled in the
county clerks ofIice in Buffalo, N T.,
last week, connected with the litiga-
ton about the Fillmore estate, was
an ante-nuptial agreement made Dec.
81. 1851, between Millard Fillmore,
after rwards President of the United
States, and Mrs. Caroline Mcintosh,
9 wealthy widow Of Albany, n. r,
who were about TO be married. They
had both been previously married He
died in 1874 and she in 1881. The
agreement provides that when mar
ried, the wife shall have full power
over al property she then had, but
that the rents, income. &C., shall be
collected by the husband VINO ehall
not be accountable therefor beyond
paying an annuity to her. All of her
estate except $4,000 shall go to bim
10 case of her death, unless they shall
have children, ia which case be shall
have the income for life, the principal
to be divided by ber among them by
will. In case the wife survives she shall
retain all her own property and one
third Of her husbands in addition,
There are other mioor considerations,
and the agreement Is dawn legally
strong and in business-like manner.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08

HY0ENIE FACrs To test the pur-
ity OF wafer there has been found DO
better or simpler way than TO Gil q
clean pint bottle tbree-fourths full Of
the water 10 be tested. and dissolve
in the water half q teaspoonf0l Of the
purest sugar-loaf or grannlated will
answer-cork the bottle; and place it
10 warm place for two days. II in
twenty -four to forty eight hours the
water becomes cl"udy Or milky il il
unit for domestic use.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08

FOR RENT.-A part Of HOUSE to q
small family, Rent reasonable. For
PARTICULARS apply at No. 8 Compromise
Street. dec.30'tf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08

AL doctors agree that tQ enjoy
god health the mind must be kept
10 : cheerful condition. But no doctor
can give . man points that will make
bin joyous when his collar don't
6t.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-08
Special Notice.

We sill insert in this column adcertise-
ments Of Wants, For Rent, F0s Sale Lost,
Found, de-, not eTcccding four lines. One
Week. or less, for 26 Cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

Drngs-Bark. cinnamon per D i2c; Peruvian
80 10 81, boraX tsc; bicarbonatc Of eoda, En-
klish, 5c c0pperas . 10 tcs cinchincdia, per %
% TO 23c CASTLE soap pes p 10 to 10; crcatn tar
tar q. T. per n ~ % 45ci chalk, lump per n ?
TO 80; calomel, r. & w, 20 to $40; English, per
per n 90 % l 40; chioroform per D, bottle In.
cluded, ~ 10 soc; composition powder per n
200; Doyers per n 90; Epson salts per
u, 3 TO 4ic. Gum opium, per n, 3S1 to 10. Gum
camphor, per N, go. Morphine, per oz, 3 10 TO
49,. oil, castor, machine, 20 to SIC; ell, castor,
per gallon 80 TO Coo OIL, lard winter strained,
65 20 75c, oil lard, No, I, e0c. Canine 7, n w,
81 TO &c. PRESCRIPTION yials, by case, 81 per
cent. Oft broken, 80 and 10 per cent. OF
ShOwscs, ga list prices Rebate pat. med, al
list Thayers Fluld extracts, 20 per cont. oil.
y. d. Fluid extracts, % per cent. on Essential
oils, st, Louis list
Dlstemper tolors--Ivory drop black 25c; raw
Turkey umber g5c; burnt Turkey umber $50
raw italian scnna csc, Italian burnt sienna
2ao; vandyke brown 25c.
Enthusiastically pure white lead i0d 1Sci spir'
its tutpcptine a0a5bc; boiled oil G90GSc.
The Sherman Milliams Colors--Iyory drop
black, j per b, 1901 Engliah coach black, 90 per
10, iGc lamp black, Is per 10, lee; tultramarinc
umber % Sc, burnt Turkey umher a 80, raw
italian sienna Is &c, burnt Italian sienna Is DC
Nandyke brown Is 9c. Paris green Is lsc Chrome
L. NJ. @. anu D, %. ls lfc, American vermillion II
roc, Indian red "a lie, Nopitlan red ia IS 1910 q
to s., hromo yellow J.. NJ n. o. & D, 0. Ii
la, Yellow oclre llis 5s ls 25s &c.
Prices of the above made on n basis OF In
and i. h cans, assorted in 1 aud and 3 4
cans; balance IN ! and 9 % cans nssorted
Price in 3 II cans, balance IN l and 2 n can
assorted Price in II cans lc less lgl iant
A'@ tin pals l5c less, and kegs 20 per % less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
Buildlng BIatoriaI.

Iumber-Rongh lumber, boxing y inches
and under, first. class Is 90; stripping LAS, IS 00
thick clears II and II, ~ 90; rough lumber,
second class 1905 ioist and scantling culle
II 30.
sldlng-First, common white Pine 80 oO,
second, do, "a 90; third do, y 00 poplar 90 90
OF 90, native pine, r. is co; native Pine, l.
20 90; native rough, 10 90.
Dressed Misunderstanding 10 inches and I'M
der, % 90; do lX3 % 00i scantling, joist or any
common lumber % 90; boxing over u lnches
20 90; thlch clear to II ands 80 OOi second
class any kind 20 90.
Dressed and Matched Flooring-Flrst. class
20 90. second class % so.
White Pine Furnishing Lumber-il, II and 2
inch wide white pine 20 90; 1-inch do IS.
Ceiling, Beaded or Plan--Flrst common
white pine 4 80 90; 2d do 81 80; Sd do 25i poplar
20 90 to 81 so; poplarL 2s 90 TO SO 90; native
pine is 90; do | 20 90.
Shiugles--Whlte pine 90; do shaded A
%; do extra No. / 81 0 cypress, best any
brand, 8 10; do No. 4 %; do No. 3 IS; nativ,
sawed heart 00 sape 90.
Pickets--White Pine, dressed and headed
square or dat, 4OOi yellow Pine do 300i lathi
30 TO go
Lime, Cement, etc.-Ilmo, Austin, ? 90 pc
bbl. cement, Louisville or ROsanals, ? 10 PEI
hbl, Portland, 90 per Dbl. plaster paris, New
York or Michigan, 400 per Dbl; plaster hair CO.
per bu
Brick Fire proof, I 5OperM,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

The public are respectfully notified that
on January 1, 1886, will move my entire
stock OF arms, ammunition and sporting
goods into the two-story building, corner
Second and Houston streets, heretofore
known az the Cattle exchange. There
win be no change in my business except
the adoption OF the cash system. No
goods win be sold at retail except for
cash. When established In my new quar-
ters the public are cordially invited to
call, aud q continuation of the patronage
SO generously bestowed in the past Is So
licited and viii be merited.
a. j. ANDERSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
LOCAL MARKETS.



Meat-Sugar. cured hams l0lc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon &c; short clear bacon 20
short clear dry ealt CSC,
Flsh-Mackerel, 10 N kits, No. / 9Oc; No. 2
sOc half bbls No. ! 8 so; No. b0i dried
behring's per box 40c cod fish &c. 90 /,
TIC; 10 n cans 7lci o. n cans 7sc; g. n cans sc.
Tea-Imperial 100000: gunpowder 50d70c
Sugar-Fine powered bbls, SIC; do half bhls
Sc; cut loaf SIC; granulated standard slci
sholce white, TIC; Louisiana y. c. 7a7lc.
Rice--LonisianA 81 to Sc new.
SAlt-Course, in bags 206l 4Oi fine In bags
-; lake. In nat hoop barrels, 2 50; pockets
2iaGc.
Soda Bicarbonate In kegs 4A@5c; bicarb In
cases ole; lump sal soda in kegs 2ld2lc; granu-
lated sal soda In 60 Id drums &c.
Molasses--Choice Louisiana b5G5Sc (lew
crop; fair 10 good 35ci core syrup S5c.
Cofee--Rio, fair 9l@l0c: prime lol@llci
choice llt6l2ci Laguyra l2lcj Java zoe; Gold
en- Rio l9lc Pea Berry II! @l3c.
Pickles. gal. pals mixed pickles SOL glass
plnts 10; glass quarts 10; glass half gal. O0i
glass gal. 4 rs, glass hex gal. 20.
Wrapping paper--Rag and straw ~ 70 75c.
snuh--Garrett's Coz. II 20 per case 2-oz. o %
l-oz. 80; Ralph's 6-oz. 10 20; i-ox p; l.ok
COZ dental Coz 10 90; 4-oz. 400.
Canned Goods-Prices per dozen; Pine ap
plea, standard, 81 IS; peaches, standard, hs,
IS, hs, 25a 80; seconds, Ms, 4sI ms,
/ rs tomatoes, standard, MS, 90; seconds,
Bs,--; 3 lbs. l 49, green corn 1901 boi green
peas s.; go0seberries, iSo raspbeTriiees /, so
weight, n -; 2 n -; salmon, n ! 80;
, B -; mBckerel, i n 90cal on; sardines,
fsaeTicAn.7 % casei Imported, IA 80 case; straw
berries, n 30; blackberItes %; green cages
-; eagle condensed milk IS 20.
goap-2 1904 80 per case
Bagging-llB standard lllci lAb lie
Tics--Arr0W and Delta bo.
Flogs-Ijest patents IS per 100 nsi halt-pat'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
sk--Firc .proof, ! bOper NJ.


Bar iron 50 90, Norway sc, No. % sheet iron
sc, No q y sheet iron 5ic, galvanized sheet
iron 9a8lc, No, Is sod 17c, No. ! do l5sc, e0x2s
roofing TN l4A@l5c, l4x20 and l0Xl4 pat, do rs
as 80, timers wire 80 per cent. of, tipner'e
stock 40 per cent of, cook stoves with ware
10 50G2b 90, do with trimming IA 60350 co.
Wood Work--WaBon aXles 90oai 90, tongues
e0cGl 90; singletrees 70; holsters Soc; spokos
7b93 90; felloes 75G9 rs; doubletrooa 0 25a
%; neck Jokes 50G2 80; plow beams 50a65s
pillow handles 1902 co.
Nails--3 as keg basis l0d--Burdon horse shoe
per keg, 90, Perkins do B 80, Walker do o sc
burden mule 90. Northwestern horse shoe
nails No. 4 SOC, No. PC, No. 9 CSC, No. 2lc,
No. S 9Oc; '1ako's" No. 45c, No . 25c, No. q
22c, No. 20c, No. 1906 Ausable do, No. 45c,
No. . 24c, No 6 bic. No lac, No. s lSc.
Miscellaneous--Trace chains No. 2 per PniI
40c; plow eingletroes perdoz. 20; pillow double
trees per doz 90; stock bells so per cent off
door locks 32j 20 0 00i wood screws, 90 and 10
per cent off; l. u case door butts 40 and 10 per
cent OFF cut and timed tacks 40 per cent of;
coffee mills 40 per cent of; blind hinges 30 and
10 per cent off carriage bolts 65 and 10 per cent
of; plow bolts S5per cent OFF; piece tin ware u
per cent OFF deep stamped ware 90 per cent off
shallow stamped ware SO per cent oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
staple Dry Goods.


Prints-standard prints, new styles, 5,ci Al
LENS fancies 9Ac; American 6lc; Arnold b5c;
Bemoat DC; berwick lci Charter Oak 4lc;
ConcstOga bio; Dnnkirk sec; Dunnell-Jac-
guards &c; Dunnell-satines 5ic, Gloucester
Bic; Hamilton staple styles blci llartel 5lc;
Lodi 4lci Manchester 6lci Pacific 5lc South
finish 5lc: Windsor SIC; fancy plnks SIC;
Slater solids no; Peabody solids Sic; Berlin
solids SIC; Durham solids 4acj Victoria black
4hc; Steel River chintz &c.
Heavy Brown ShectIng--AtIantic r "a Sic;
Albany a A4-4 SIC; Atlantic AA 40 &c; Clifton
COCA &c; Lawrence LL4.4 SIC; Rntlani 9
{ "a &c; Tam o'shanter l,T' 5lc; Chapman <
"a 30; Belfast X "a 5sc; Rose Valley "A &c /;
First Prize "A 6ic; Argyle ~ SIC; Busy Bee
wide Brown sheetlng- Lowell 1913 lsc: Penn
broke 1914 100; Monadnork 1914 lslc; Lancaster
1914 lsc; Pepperell 1914 2ici Boston 1914 CSC;
Wide Bleached sheeting-2o4 Boston 2sc !;
1914 PeppeTell CSC; 1914 Pembroke 20cl 1914
MonadnOrk l9lc; l0.a Lowell l9e; l0-4 Lock
wood &c; % Qulnnebarry aci GA Pembroke
Colorcd Ducks-Moniaup D Sic; Boston s.oz
l0gc; Everett II ID lie, Patuxent 1907 lslci
Eagle brown lie; Warren mile liic.
Tickings-Amoskeag A q a i2c; Arasapha "A
&c; CornwnlliB SIC; Mhittenton 800 l2ci Glen
Riddle q; Lewiston So.lnch lie; Ocean bAci
Oakdale Gle
Hickory stripes-Extra stout, blue OF brown
elci Mechanic blue, 6ici Jewett City Ici Rock
River, blue and brown, Sci Eagle, blue 6kc; I'm
casville a ~ Columbian bic.
.Ginghams--Zephyr9 90; Piunket 7ic: Glasgow
fancies 10; Glasgow dress styles sic; brighton
0Ici EarlHton 90; Scotch iookfold SIC; York
check 7lc; Statewide checks 10; Nubian droeE
LochlomOnd 70,
Linseys-Cumberlan 1iIcl Calumet l0c; Fair
Play l3c; Imperial lto; Geneva l5cj Adriatic
I2a O; Bradford l2Ac; Clifton Sc; Windsor Sc.
JeanB--kluyver Sc; AbDottsford lc; Tele
graph 1906 Coymgton l4c; Polaris i7lc; Ioosier
lie; Imperial lsc; bennington Isle; American
zoe; Silver Peak CSC; GLAND 2Tc, Texas Doe
skin 2tc; Great Southern 32ci Humboldt sic;
Canonicut DOeskln Soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
liquors and cigars.

whisly-Rectiled 10 to 80, as per proof;
sour mash, two yoar'old. 60 to 20; throe-
4 90 to 500
Wlnea-Claret, per case, so TO 1000, as per
quality; Catawba, per gallon, 00c TO 30; port
delra, per gallon, | 90 TO 90; white wine, in
case, 90 to 10 90.
Ale-stock ale, per dozen, 2 90 to 25; port,
per dozen, 2 90 to 1875.
Clgars--Domestic 10 90 TO 80 90; Key West 50 90
to 100 90; imported so 90 70 $50 co.
Champagne-G. NJ. Mumm Il Co., extra dry,
30 to SO 90; Heldsick, in basket, q 90 TO 80 00
Brug, in basket 2S 90 TO 80; domestic cham
payne, 00to ID 90; Geo. 6oulet, extra dry, pinte
27 so.
Bottled Beer-Lemps, quarts, ii 80 TO p OO;
Budweiser, quarts IL co, pints 10 90; Erlanger
beer, quarts Is 90. plnts 1850; Schlics Milwaukee
quarts II 90, plnts u 90; III. Clausen Son, -
champagne beer, quarts, IL 90, pints IL 90; Bre-
mer Kaiser imported 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

net 70 per leo be: thiEd grade 30 per 100 bsi
fourth grade 90 per 100 hs.
Corn moRl--per huelcl zoe.
Iiominy and Rrite-- Per Dbl 70.
Oatmeal--pcr half Dbl 10,
Cracked whcgt-~Por n Go.
Urnckcrs--A soda &c Xxx soda 6lc. cream
SIC; ginger snaps TIC, lemon creams no.
Sundrics--Starch 90; Candles, full boxes, l2ic
halves; quarters stick candy ? 70 l0lc fancy
10 70 1906 rope. basis, do cotton. lie; herring
imported IS per keg. kaislne, layer. . 90.
Cider, crah-npplc, tQci Missouri. SIC. vinegar
Is 60 2bo Concentrated I've = 75to 90. Juga,
glazed, lie per gal Lroclss, glazed loo per gal.
Dried peaches 10 100. indigo 80 per y,
BluClnE SOCIAL % dozen. (,Oleman's mustard
30fbi 80 dozen. M0ccaroni, imported. i5c D.,
American $50 box. Buckets, two hoops, 70
dozen, well buckets 90 dozen. Brooma 75a
3 N dozen. brilliant oils, bhls. tSc; hupion do.
2Se; do. 20 cases 10 brilliant 30 CAGES 40;
do. liz cases , rs. Baking powders, bulk
iic 1 N cans So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood. weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease OF BILL
ious nature by all means procure bottle
OF Electric Bitters. You win be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that viii
follow; you win be inspired with new
life; strength aud activity will returni
pain and misery will cease and henceiorth
you win rejoice In the praise OF Electric
Bitters. Sold at 90 cents bottle by II.
w williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
silver Lonf Rnklng Powder

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word of
complaint heard against it. The mex
perienced cook is able to make as good
bread with it as the professional baker,
simply because it's ingredients are so COM
pounded as to make failure impossible
when the directions are followed; trial
is all that is necessary to make it indis-
pensable to all well-regulated households.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

a FEW AFTERTHoUGHTs
ln;tiia,.A 4or,,a,,,n,+, rs+ y

a FEW AFTERTHoUGHTs.
A b0Ibilliard tournament Just over de-
3ped some curious features, anu
ugh the cry of hippodrome was fire.
-r=atlg raised, it would be a difficult
ggc to substantiate. 1t has become
5nic cry with some portions of the
lie of late, and there is scarcely
ring event that takes place but what
)kesiness is charged by some one or
Tetsg. The man that bets 50 ona horse and
il, zine times outof ten charges that the
.se Vas pulled. He never once is willing
P'dmit that his judgment was at fault,
80 HAT his choice was beaten on its
It's. There Is more or less of the ele-
II OF luck in horse race, and chance
. IFS largely into the game of billiards.
re cre times when the worries act most
rably and when they break In way
Is mo unfavorable 10 the player.
ethe games played by Slosson as a
,fiop to judge by, and it must
+, adihitted that he is the I'M
lest player that ever handled a
When himself in good form,
- yAs been his misfortune TO run
y AUST games that were almost phenom-
as for instance, his game with Wig
k. when the latter averaged 20, and
satprday nights game with Schaefer,
/ -Nfhe latter came with such terrific
= ef speed at the finish. That ties
sf0flld have occurred between three play
.-=<Rs evenly matched as Schaefer, Slos-
and the Frenchman was not much to
I wondered at when the fact is taken
10 c0hsideratlon that one man had TO
two games out of every three that he
"a in order to score a victory.
!. aen, the odds we're but
Z 10 one that they would
S50,land We're they to play in private,
y Not a cent of gate money could be
t1ere would be plenty of shrewd
Nng men who would be willing to
N HAT no one mans nerves would be
n stand the strain imposed upon
ce, bud that they would be tied all
- lnf3at the finish. AS an exhibition Of
Unr iIls it was the finest that the world
.--.--Yai seen, and to appreciate the
wASrlgth OF the play shown 1t must be re-
> bred that in the poorest game
"a ihe winner would have been able
NeEliscounted either Daily or Sexton,
tgQpld have simply run away from
, f71oA8 else. These are some OF the
III thai those who are crying hippo
" you'd do well TO ponder upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids to the cook in preparing per-
feet and wholesome food and the house
wife viii do well to be on her guard
against baking powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from house to house, as the manufactur-
ing establishment of j.. il. Brown is
taxed to its uttermost to supply the de-
maIds that come through Legitimate
channels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

"Repeated chemical tests' lave placed
first one brand OF baking powders
then another at the head of the list, but
the most satisfactory test OF all is that OF
the practical housewife, who uses Silver
Loaf, and never fails to make light and
wholesome bread. She cannot be im-
posed upon, and the powder peddler who
attempts to palm off something else on
her as better grade of goods will have
reason to believe that he has missed his
calling
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
Lave Stock market.

Beeves--(irass- fed 2lc.
Cows--lq to &c.
Mutton-ChOIco 50 to 2 IS.
H0gs---ai 10 30 p0r u.
Stock Cattlo--fhc prices In stock cattle vary,
according 70 locality where raleed. We quote
different localities as follows
Panhandle--Strictly hrst.class yehrlings per
head IL 90 70 16 00 two year olds 10 10 TO 20 0o
COWS and calves 20 %.
Western Texas earrings IL 90 tolls 00i tlS,-
year olds Is 90 to 10 20; cows and calves is 90.
Central Texas--Ycurllngs Z 90 TO g. 0i two
year olds 10 % 10 II wi cows and calves 10 % TO
1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

Wheat Choice No. 1, 7bc medium eQa85c;
low grade 50a5bc. Oats 500. Barley
Csc. Rye Coo. Corn, ear 400; sh0lled DOC,
Hay, locse, from. the wagon 5 O017 0D per toni
bale hay O0@i2 %. Bran Coo per 100. Chops
20 per 100. Corn meal, fine bOltcd, per 100
seed O0dl 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
Conntry Produce and Frult.

Oranges-Lonislana per box 81 90.
Messina Lemon s--Per box 3 0095 90.
Approximation 25G3 80 per bill
Potatoes-Irish per bu new Northern 9oc in
sacks.
Onions--Northern per bill 80.
Beans---Navy 3l0ic; med bbls &c; large lima
5lcj small butter SIC.
Peanuts--1Ms
Cider--Half- Dbl I so.
Cabbage-~Per crate Northern 2 1910 90.
Poultry Hens 90 per doz; young chickens
/ 80; turkeys 400 70 00c; geese 25c to soc;
ducks per d0z 2 10 70 3 co.
Eggs-Per doz I7le.
Fresh Country Bntter-Choic IS to zoe choice
Western dairy lSc; fancy creamery SOC.
Potatoes--Sweet 75caSI 90 per bu,
Saner Krhut Per half Dbl 70.
Bananas--Per bunch IS TO 2t.
CocOanuts--Per loo 90.
New Pecans--0c.
Brazil Nuts--l5c.
AimondH-20c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

Buy package of Silver Loaf and give
It fair trial. If you do this you will
never regret it. How many disastrous
failures in making bread cause troublous
vexation in the household? This can all
be obviated by a trial Of Silver Loaf, j,
II. Brown guarantees its purity. strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02
I1nr rrn,.,,nna fnr nnitla.

One-third or one-half interest in q
pasture Of 40, 900 acres, highly improved,
inexhaustible supply of water and grass,
within easy distance of San Antonio, Tex.
For further particulars address,
CAFE & DoLsEN,
San Antonio, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

saddles-Rasod stamp California 40 0oa75 90;
plain California - O0a50 90; loose corus, still
10 00als 90; full rigs 600l2 80; rigs. black or
oiled, 500l0 20; side saddles 00d20 90.
Pookets-Pocbets / 0012 80; Llama goat 509
500.
spurs-Eureka nickel with straps 10; In
dianola rs.
Team Whips--per doz 5 90 to 10 90; quirts per
doz. 8 90 to "a 90; breast straps with sides and
snaps per doc. 90 to IL 90; stirrup feathers, all
sizes, per doz. % TO q 00sgrths per doz. 50to
10 Q0 haltors, web, per doz 25 haltcrs, leather,
per doz. 10 30 to Is 90; saddo-bagB per doz 10 90
to AZ; pistol holsters per doz. 4 90 10 10 so;
cartridge belts per doz7 90 TO is 90 name straps
per doz. 90 TO so.
Collars-Du0k 90; leather 10 90 10 "a 90; INIT.
Scotch whang eewed Il 80; heavy sondrim split
and duck 70.
Hames-Hook No. by case per doz 80;
hook No. by case per doz. 10.
OhaInA-38 To 45C