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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

FRANKLIN COUNTY. Franklin
county AZ no distant day will be filled
ep with a. enerxesfc thronE Of home.
seekers Its altitude along the river
is sST feet The composition of the
soil Is saady and q sandy loan. Il
has about 80 900 acres Of land COW
cred with sagehrush. This land Il
especially adapted to fruit culture
ssd grape growing. Il has about
go. 900 acres Of Land covered with
baech grass TIE bunch grass land
l. higher. xns IL adapted 20 farming
and gF&xing .-Yxkims Signal,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08
FANCY POULTRY.

THE SUBSCRIBER sTTLL HAS A
Let Of fuIl-hiosdea Blown Leghorn
Chickens for sale 81 8. ZACH or rs per trio.
Egg. ~ dosen for 81 Cal and $50,
X. II HOSKTNS0N,
mh3 dw3m pfaksiy W r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

TIE Eew Easy Lava Mawss, sur
sAss by tie sRAr-Ix HkspvAax Co. 10
tass saapssd 70 - vasss ef Ssafs,e
pespdsl al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

.. o. LAND err = AT cIrnrrA. " r.,
Msrcs ~, 1854
Notice IL hereby given that GEORGE D
PRICE has fled nJsfe~ NJ n,en Ion TO
mage nnai prof before tse Clerk Of ths
ubtsict court, ~ his cface in sesstie, ". T..
on saturday. the 18th DAP Of May. a. g.,
iss8. on Pre- empsfun d. 8 No. SIS. for ~,
81 I OF 81 4 Il ssctioa Z, township Is n
range ea~t.
BE nsnes ~ witnesses Fernans 30 Turner.
~, Cos. Ia. Benin am and L. LyeLs, eli 81
herry vsIhy. ". +.
JOHN '. ovwEY.
sp'nye Reaistsr NJ he Land of1ce
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

Have year magazines bound - soon
- volume ID eomplete, 81 I. Anshony's
Bookbindsry, and you viii have no miss
log numben N regret. no I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

MILLIONS OF You've BLACK CRIcx-
ETs. lit is with sincere regret that
we announce that black crickets have
again made their appearance in the
Cowychee valley. Last year they
were 50 numerous that almost every
thing of vegetable or cereal nature
in the neighbof hood was eaten. aad
this spring they have appeared 10
oven greater numbers The winter
was mild and large numbers of the
young made their debut early In the
year. but the cold snap experienced
In February killed off the first batch.
Millions Of them were hatcned later
on AMI are causing the farmers great
uneasiness. |, Is to be hoped they
will be killed of or else migrate be-
fore any damage 10 done. Yakima
Signal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08
WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS.
gUGH 4. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

rrHE LARGE STEAM sAwMILI.
l capacity leo oC0 Z ct per day. vi b all
Beliinghsnl. " hafcon cous ~, ID offerod
for rem or SALE A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS Of engsg ins In tbs busi-
ness. or particular 1pply TO X. HI
DtiDs- f. on the pre- isea or kkASrUs
BtRfLhTT, Ill hayes street, San Fran
cisco Gee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

A PIoEKKR's RETURN "A strange
car wss tied 10 the train Of Saturday,
the 27th inst, and excited consider.
able interest. Il hailed from Knox
county, Illinois, and contained w. B.
Morse aad his worldly effects. Mr.
morse was one Of the pioneers Of
Washington Territory. and lived In
seattle when not more than dozen
houses comprised the town. After
several members Of bis own house
hold were killed by the Indians
while residing on WILDLY Island. he
concluded 70 return 10 Illinois. but
he hiss never been satisfied, and has
ever longed TO return to the West.
One OF bis sons. r B Morse, IL now
Z resident OF Kittiias county, and
Morse. 6r., has determined 70 make
bis home alongside of his son and
embark In the raising of improved
breeds OF horses. He brought from
the East stud and Two mares oi
blooded French Norman stock. which
are hardy. good rus,lers. and make
the hest OF farm animals. The family
Of Mr.. Morse are expected here daily
These people are of the class of im
migrants most desirable to be gained
They are practical farmers. intelli
gent, hard workers and have sufii-
sirnt money to purchase or take up
claims and improve them to Q point
where they are productive and cspa.
BILE OF returning a rich reward for the
labor, time and money expended -
I Yakima Signal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08
Notice Of Final Pr Of.

o. 3. Lxrp ovr1cr Al oLrnpsA, ". r.,
March -. 1870
Notice Il hereby given has FERNANDO
TURN has fiei notice ~ intsntsse 70 MAKE
Goal proof bsfor- the Caerk Of the Dtsfrscs
COURT. ~ his cfnee. In seatsie. W. r - AT
uraas. the 18th d8y af uay. A. ID. 1855.
. Pre- smption D. .. So. 70 .. fes the j o.
NJ ssa - \ Of NV 4 Of section Z.
are NE 4 OF Ne Of sectloa 10, townskir
q nvriB. range tAsf.
n mes q wits~sses: George D. Price,
n. ooss "a Hesham end l. b. oIs, al Of
Ohsrry SAlisy. VI.
JOHN r. oowEY,
apfnys Register 81 the Land 0ncs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08
AGENTS WANTED.

A CAPABLE MAN OR WOMAN, OF
n unus 81 energy to I Ike ths - ency
Of this or some other @ unity. TO- the
Hisso'y NJ Cal ornia ~ ~ the right
party il will pay 3 90 70 $40 per mon b.
sddrvss r. pEksO~. Mn ger Ocride
tai Pnblishin q mpany. l3o Suffer street
-an Francisco mhl9dwIm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08
STEAMER TRAVEL. Eru
STEAMER HELEN.
Fsr Posu oiehard and Nashiasfes

N sTEA MER HELEN. W. N
kIiia. Mssf~r. lsss0 Harring-
tsn Z smitk's wharf Seafl3a. evefy aondsy
Wednesday and srfany. ~ 93G a for
Afseho<fs Poi1f bod o. P0rt Orchard
also. 70 hsad o. p0rf Wnshinxfon- IL
y = n head of pesf Orchard a. lp4
d A. Mi hsliis pp&zs .. u =. "a. srrsysnx
81 seattle A1ous ~ .. m every tuesday
1hs sdsy and Setafd4y. sn37du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

Onions-Steady Al 81 per Genital.
Cheese-Quote Eastern full cream,
lad i3c. Oregon. skima and old, ca los;
CaIifornia. i3aiSo; Swiss, domestic,
l5ai6s.
Barley - Ahsolusely nominal. No
movement Quote ~ n e7k@1.10.
Rys-We quote Al tf9 10 per Genital.
There Ii no business DOING.
Cranberriss -Quots Cape God. t99l2
pag barrsi.
Chieksas- Quots u e39&. - 10 quail
tty.
Eees-Ssocks are dssreas~d, and ths
nrkst b Arm. Quote as l0al2c.
Vegetable Usual trade doing. Quote
cabbage. exc: cauli1ower. ti.06; beets.
10; turnipe, 10; new potatoes, i,<@2c;
carrots. o.; spinnaeh. t0a5oc; o-i-vy.
20: green psas. 6,9fc; asparAens. 6a7c.
Wocl-TEere 10 re nee movement TO
rspe<t and vezy little Of the old 10 going
on. ekearine Win BE- under wy tn .
few dsya Quote Eastern Oregon fail
clip fo(a l4c; do. spring. i2k9t6c, val
ley, sprIna clip. lsid i7e; do. iAmbs and
fall clip, l33I5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08

APRIL B.-Osts-Ths market has =
setter tone. owing 70 the strength 10
barley. Prizes are higher; holders are
u . disposed 10 SAIL Quite Oregon
el.i71fdl26 Sales Of choice made
J astsfusy and this morning 81 tl.25.
Potatoes The market ID dull and
prices Easy At 40d55 cents for Garnet
Chile. and 6c@l00 cenia for BurbAnks
Rseeipss moderate.
Hops-Quies; ths market ranges from
5 to " oenta for fair 10 choice. No
improvement noted IN demand.
Better Weak; markes veil supplied.
fresh roll, choice aud extra choice, liz
ais eents.
Rgrs-wsak at lsktal4,< cents for
fresh California.
Wheat-Spot market arm; No. ship
pina tla5t4 36A. Bayer season sc-
tive, and bayers purchased freeiy NJ
n. 3Ss<t1l .Sk; buyer year, tl.s9f@
g l. 10, ssller year, large business doinx
~ 81 2tS.
Barle,--No. feed, frm spot, 50;
bsysr ssAsen. SIZE bid; seller season,
4i.s7k bid; seller year, ssh csnts-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-08
oaEmosT LIVING WRITERS.

The Ahiast and mott cultivated intel
ects In evefy department of iss'eTa "a e.
Hsisnca, Politics and Art. In expression
Ia tho Periodical a.itafasar- Of Europe
and especially Of Or ~ Britain.
r0E a1SaAG aeE. 70 mtns four large
volumes yeAf. furnishes. from the & rat
and generally inaore sshle uass OF the
literature, no only compilation that.
while wtshtn she reach OF ell IL ssu fas-
embraces whatever "a OF tamedsAts In
terest or NJ eoiir. pc mansnt vslae.
1T - THkn Fua8 kSpAsRkNsAHLk 20
every uns WAC We scs To &eep pace with
the events or Gateiieataa progress Of tbs
TINA, or 70 caisivasc in himself or HE
finally general Intelligence and iitcrSy
tAstc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
DROWNED HIMSELF FRoMAy EAsr RIVER PIER

While Michael Burke. driver foT brick dealer. was
unloading his the foot of East Seventy fourth
st. yesterday morning he OF middle age
the end OF the per and begin deliberately to
undress himself Tho man looked like laborer and
wore shabby clothes. When he had taken Oh his hat
coat aud wastcoat and had laid them carefully on the
string piece, Burke called out: "What are you
doing therep Without waiting TO reply the man
jumped into the water. He was drowned, but nus oody
could not be found His hat coat and waistcoat were
carrisd 70 the police station In FIT, nnthst In ono
of the pookets Was q etter which had been sent on
March o from an interior town OF fennsyiyania 70
Kernard (isrherity No. 81 Greys Ferry Road, Phita-
aenbia care of Anurcw Doyle" IL merely contained
the information that the writer, friend Of Gerherty,
had found work Tho letter also contained tlHtype
picture Of a woman. The police coad not ind out
where Gerhority had lived recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
PERSECUTED WIEN SHE ThIRD TO REFORM

Captain Cnchy and Detectives Mccarthy ami Corey made
raid Augusta stoekels house. No i2 Fast Twenty
ond Friday night and arrested three girls and three
nen. They captured MI. and Mrs Stocked Justice
Dufy issued the warrant on complaint OF handsome woman
Myra Van Buren,. who said that shv had been
month"; but had tried to leave Il
learning prctros OF other inmates Mts stocked kert
tickets AMI clothing yaltto.l al y ID on her. She lot
u, wbon, tun and tried 10 reform but Was houned
boarding house she went 10 by lv woman wo
throw hor out oi every situation she obtsinet
Whom the prisoners were brought up y.sscisy m n9
POLICE ian Dcnar Was held an fzvoo jail ~
AGAINST nature fe vliet gus "otc hnsst
eac discharged Stocked Was aIso us
Charged io know of his ~itos doinxs Mrs
sturk,i ~ 900 ba Tor eNaiuin1ion Among tho
nru ,onns ci,ik ifOni Albany, Who OurF,d INTO tne
han.. h t,c aud would brought his wife AMI
child thcru II opened his - " The eaar
nuf.r AZ txuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

Az uNSocCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT BLA CKAAIL.
pa'ia r. Wolf employed by ieweler at No. % Maiden
Lane 'o only son Of mother who believes him fantless
FRANK copper OF No 2l2 Fulton Friday met young
Vol In the street himself private de-
ho od Hout He told the young man that he had oeen
hypS nat MIN by the Jewoller who suspected MN Of
ia "a away with jewelry and diamonds Inc IoiVW
s nal Anew something OF VOLTS habits anu una. ne
some Unpleasant disclosures 10 the young nan
mother unless Wolf gave him 800 Wolf gave him $40 and
pos 70 give him the rest In few days The case was
icpoe " Inspector Byrnes and Detective Sergeans hcuel
pois % got Wolf TO write letter TO Lou asking nm
LOT Al Church and Barclay stst when the $40
woa De ready for him Whom he appeared he was arrested
" handc0 ne made show OF resls'ahoe' gu. wa
sopn nncuHed At tho TOmbs POoo Court yesterday the
Prsoner was charged with backmalL Judge White would
Wos complaint against him, but on the detec
yves Ieluost Iemanded Cooper until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
FUNERAL or LTEUTEyAyr HEpOALPE

Tho funeral OF Lieutenant William ~ Medcaife. 8. A.
who was Killed by The explosion OF shell at Sandy Hook
WeinesaY took place at the house C. DeLsser old
friend OF the family at No 1903 Deanst. Brooklyn The
body vac Drought nom Sandy Hook the tug Ordnance
Captains nipple and Field and iieutenants Borup Brun
CrOzicI anu own wearing ulhres uniform. acted a. pail
bearers ONti the colin spread tho Matt The
Rev: j. H. G. Goodwin. Chaplain AZ Governor stand Teal
The protestant knscOpll service for tho ea and
10y buck vulrtettc sang Lead Kindly Lgn" Abide with
family kl0l ~ OreahWOul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

IihbIENANI -hsl NFftNits-
Wonre authorized 10 announce Judge 4. u.
wheeler OF Eastiapd county as a candl latc for
cute cant governor OF Texas, subject 70 the
action OF the state Democratic convention
ron COUNTY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized 70 announce the name Of
Robert ID. Wear as a candidate for the oflloo OF
county attorney Of Tauant county NJ the next
however, Ia The action Of Demoofatic comfy
convention.
we are authorized 70 announce Robert J..
Carlock az n candidate for county attorney AZ
the ensuing election, subject 10 the action Of
the Democratic county convention 20 be heid
IN Fort Worth, July IS, 1856
We are authorized % announce y. J.. Ayrep
AZ candidate Tor county attorney At the unHu-
ing election, subject 70 the Rciicn OF the Demo.
cratic county convention, 20 be held IN Fort
Worth, July ID 1856
ron siIKRWr.
THE GAzETIE lie authorized 10 announce The
name Of 3. IL. Hhipp a. candidate TOT me
the action Of tho Democratic convention JAY
rs, 1875.
THr GAzKT-E ~ authorized 70 announce thc
nsmc cf y. w tohintOn ~ o Candidate f9s the
ofiiee Of aseesBOr Of Iarrani county, subject
however 10 the acton Of the county Demo
cratic nominating convention
ron DISTRICT CLfRR.
We are authorized 10 announce :. NJ, Hsfts.
neld for re election 70 the onccof dlsiflct clerk
Of TaTant county, subject 70 the action 81 the
democratic convention, Jny 10, lta1,
we are authorized 20 announce y D.. iD,9o.
den ~ eanolqate iol ss s,ies IN
we are authorized 70 announce T. 4. Taylor
OF Arlington for the position oi district cioTk oi
parrant couaiy subject 70 the action Of the
Democratic county Convention, july ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
ureF0Od fOpthe Children

impure food that may not seriously affect tba srou
Rive organs OF an adult will frequently cause tba noot
BIS illness in child Too frequently this Important foot
slooked and children are made sick from eating
Have been taken by adults without apparent injury
cds food is largely cakes and bread and tbeso or;
Irhen light sweet and composed of materials free from
ious substances easily digested nutritious. and
some But there is danger to our children lurking in
bread and cake apt to be lost sight Of When these
Is are made from pure and wholesome baking powder
much more healthful and nutritious than when pre-
from yeast or other leavening agent But the danger
from the fact-as shown by the tests made bv the
nment chemists, and by many State and Municipal
k Of ealth-that most of these baking powders are so
Bic as to render tho food unwholesome In fact chem
analyses have developed the fact that all the baking
es upon tho market with the single exception of
Royal Baking Powder, contain either lime alum. pbos
~ o. acids of injurious character Therefore when
0r cake is made with the use of these adulterated
b. powders the ingredients pass into the delicate
Of childhood, and the source of very much of
isease with which children are afflicted
ons who have not strong constitutions growing girls
children, and many ladies' particularly liable to
xii effects produced by the adulterants found in these
n baking powders. Heartburn and the prevalent forms
DIGESTION often solely raceable to their action on the
e coats of the stomach. Prof Willard Parker, o. s.
#an-General Hammond, Prof. Alonzo Clark and other
at physicians all the country, have spoken most
tly Of tho evils arising from such food.
be absolute purity and wholesomeness of the Royal
g Powder unquestoned. The official reports of the
government Chemists have put this fact beyond all
sGersy. Prof. Mott reported that the Royal un-
teddy the purest and most reliable baking powder made
Loves report showed it to be of the highest strength,
~ Prof McMurtrie, Chemst-in Chief of the U s. Agri-
MI Department, at Washington, D. c., found the Royal
y baking powder in the country free from both lime
Elm, and absolutely pure.
here should be as much in the choice of baking
as in obtaining pure milk, in having prescription
bounded from pure drugs and not from poisons. Pure
h and cake are assured only by the use of the Royal
#g Powder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
GENERAL mARKEIs.
produoe and ProvIsLons.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, June ~ -, fiour
STEADY: choice s. 1904 COZ fancy - ledt 1s eA
tra fancy 81 4ual 30 Minnesota ana winter
wheat, patents s. 0Deb ~ Corn 9rlei, NShs
quiet; choice Western a''aa66o JeLn inea a
steedy; 81 rs Hay CASTER prime 3l4 onl9 ";
eboicc SIS sou l6 60. Hog products geneIaIiy "a
changed, but some sales rather highefi plhef
articles unchanged. ,.,
KANsAs CRY. Mo-, June la,--WheAt higher
NJ ? red cash aISo; JGly 5sho bid, 5lc asken ,
August 59gfc bid, 6U3ic ask q Germ q9leI No ~
cash 2lllc bid July 25fic bid, use tsked oaes
CHICAGO, ILL, June y. Flour steady
ana nncbanged Wheat fairly active AUG
apa elopine iGlllc higher than yesterday
inne 51ag4c, rlosed l3aci july y .lse
"a I ier. closed 20 5-lCc; August lJall J -,
eiosed n l-l6 Corn quiet uut nrn ea 49, . ~
june $50 d5iiic closed dAei July y eIas.d
WNc. closed sb5scs Augnat B9'sa9o's' Piosen
o sT Ioufs. MO, June ia-7Iour quiet and
steadg Wheat active, suQng ana h,khea !
market opened steady, advances ni.n@u'
aneinatinr Ralo untll about noon when
1900 reiause Occurred viii b.. however, 5000
reeoy red and prices closed nrm ~ " ~ ~
man veetcTdty no. lrcd cash $50 80 June t
rae ,Inly 7fH d7lc, closing lo9c. AukNet So
abe, closing I5ac. eo tb f sa y III isee June
10 aefcd. July sic; August AZ ",
as more active, Aim mixed cssh, 2tgi Jli{
80. nd August a. BID, CVin tneb seeA
ID 81 o. whisky q 10 sfe9s z io,r ~
eaarse iaasOc hne light isa s2ei heavy it. 49,. !,
i,f,et Isefise Provisions nfnef- fpIh "a ~
~ s9 o06s g5. Lard nominal, ~ hlthst' W.
nnik meats steady loose lots lonB e.ssi ~,
short ribs s. SO short olenI ~ s6ort eiear
Bscon arm; long clear ~ vai eiser. .lee
y IN. sbort clcsr s. 59as 80. hams feis AfM
so 5Oal2 %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

NEW ORLEANS, La, June l9-- ootton-spot
closed steady.
Low ordinary, csc; ordinary, 7Nc; good or.
binary, 7Ac low mlddlDg, sEc; middling.
sac; good middling, CSC; middling fair, l0Se;
fair, ll9sc.
Sales 1870 bales.
Futures opened dull, ruled dull hut steady,
and closed steady, and up TO points on all
months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

We are just receiving: 3 cars Bed
Room Suits, in walnut and mahogany;
car Once and Dinins-Room Furnl-
turei | car Slde-Boards, Vienna
Baby Carriages, ETC.; car Pine Ta-
blOs and Wash Stands. and several
cars Of common Chairs, Safes, Ward
robes, eto. These goods are latest
styles and fresh from the manufao-
turers. Call and get our prices be-
fore placing your orders, or write for
illustrated catalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

a. tot1s NO. JuHe is--Cattle = ,,,,
D; noshing doing for w4ni p .ne,,te 30
ME i0o0 acflvthnd Arn cnolpe .eAhy
~ 'tt,-1d5 aheep--i1ectlpts lbVi neninitN4
STEADY md unchanged -.
CHICAGO, rLE, Jnne ls-Lne S ~ Ss,
M ~ ,,eS,tst reaf and qulett shipf:= sses =
~ w, az; et1ckera and feeders y vas II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

COWS. bulls and mixed 81 7sas 90, hmm . "A
SJs5 throush Texas cattle s. e308 t2l, Uoes-
Receipts lt.oQpi shipuenis 1000; market active
and STEADY others &c lower y stNtSu sheap--
and steady natives - COCA 30s Western 81 800
OO. IeNana uo0l %. lAmha 81 aO4a ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

GALVESTON. TEX. June 10 COTTON Spot
closed quiet 30 a..
Ordinary, @ lS- SC; good ordinary, l3.lgni
low middllnR, SIC; middling, hAci Roop
middling o B. l6c; middlsng iair, ll-leo.
Gross receipts ~ bales.
Sales, ig5 bales.
Exports, none.
Shipments ooastwise, none.
stock, l24l2 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

w M uRDAiNED on ibe City Counnll
X thr Oifv III FORT Worth.

DE 1T ORDAINED by me ilty i1uHih OF
ID the CITY Of Fort Worth
SECTION / Any person or firm who shall go
gaze Ia any bnEinees. calling ayOcAii0n on oc.
cupa.ioD, which by an ordnance q The sara
city u subject 70 q license las, Hltnopt nrst
hafine Obtained said iicencc, nc, she Or they
ssstt - Conviction thereof before the mayor or
recorders court bt liable 10 Imprisonment Or 2
nne ~ ten dOllnrt. or both imprlsonnifut ~
such nne for each day sRnh violation Of thia
orSiaa nes ANAL continue and this ordinance
shali apply % ~ persons owing any license
and IA. l,hg 70 pay the same. sad imprisDn'
mtnt not 70 exceed hiitfn oaye.
tale eiIect from and after iis publieetion % 70
Quired by iag. 49,
Filed June 3, 1854 FaAaea Jane ifFA
Recorded june II, 49, ~ hehfs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

LIVERPOOL. June b. Cotton-spot closed
quiet.
Ordinary 45l6d; good ordinary ED. low
Iniddling lb-l6d middling Uplanus 5lsd mid
ding OrleauB5 3lOd.
Total sales, 5000 American, 1000. Importh
100; Ameriryn 100.
Futures closed steady, but with a slight de-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

NEW YORK. June 10 --cotton-spoi closed
steady.
Ordinary g ll-lGc; good ordinary Lice;
low middiing sc; mlddliBg 8 lGc; good mid
ding o 10 .lGc middllng fair l0Sc.
Futures closed flrm and ana paints up.
DgT nm hall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

THE GAzETrE lie authorized 70 announce y
name Of g. ~. Hhipp an d candidate for u
ofice ~ sheriff OF Tarrant county, subject
the action Of tho Democratic convention, Jn
rs, 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

NIw IoRR, June 10 The Visible supply OF
cotton in the world SATURDAY. juno 10, according
TotJ al" ,,-.....,...... 1904 .ssi
Same day last year a,-.,..,,4.. ''--' l'Ys.is,,s
Difference .....,..s ..t.-.-'t....-'tt...' V''pii