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The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded
by 3 sense of weight in the back,
loias aad lower part of the abdo-
@aes.A. .'ayse5gts the patient to sup
pose he has g3Fhe affection of the
kidneys or ,1.eiqhboring organs:
Az times, symptoms OF indiges-
ton are present, tatulency, unas~.
siness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture-l like perspiration. pro-
ducing very disagreeable Itch
ing, after getting warm, is COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding
and Itching Piles yield at once to
to the application Of DR.. Bosan-
kos Pile Remedy, which acts di-
~ectly upon Che parts affected, alb
20, bing the rumors, allaying tho
infe,, Sc itching, and eifecting q
morom, ant cure. Price so cents
address h. H:s. Bosanko Medi-
cipq Go, ri. IA, o. Sold by W.
G. kegdrick, b. wson, ~
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

4 Patterson Justice after re-
peating the formula of an oath to
a young woman ended as usual by
saying, kiss the Book" 81 will
not" was the unexpected reply.
"I'he last witness that was sworn
was chewing tobacco, aud the one
before him had fever blisters on
his lips" She was permitted to
affirm.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

SOME years ago Mr.. Cecil Cab
bett was asked by a friend what lie
was doing. ooh, I'm just wind
ing up the business of the Wes-
teen Railroad of Alabama" He
was brakeman then of a freight
train, and now he is general man
ager Of the same road.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

AN old tinplater in London,
named Goodman, saturated his
clothing and hair with benzoliRe
oil. Having obtained box of
matches, and a rope. with which
he tied his legs together, he
placed himself in a kneeling posi-
ton, filled his mouth with oil,
lighted one Of the lucifers and
went of in a magnificent blaze.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

IF is said that Harry and Geo
Wright, inventors of that infer
nal nuisance, the chesnut bell,
have made $4,000 from its sale.
Now that they have bacome we'll
fixed, it is to be hoped that they
will take compassion on suffer-
ing public and Gall tie blamed
things in before suicide becomes
On epidemic. Already four sui
cides have taken PLACE on their
account, and the insane asyl4ms
are becoming alqrmiEgly crowd
Cd.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
RpCKIEN's ARNlGA sALvE.

The best Salve in the wo.ld for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chan
ped, Hands, Philblains, Corns,and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect
satlsrae hon, or money refunded
Price, 70 cents per box. For sale
by Crouch Bros.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Cure For siell IieanncIlc

For proof thal DR. Gums Idv-
er Pills cures Sick Headache, ask
youF Druggist for free trial
package. Only ono Tor a dos ).
Regular SIZE boxes p cents.
Sold by W. q, Kendrick.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

A Mrs. TAYLOR, of near Apa-
lachicola, Fla, recently dubbed a
bear to death. 1t is safe to as
sumo that when Mrs. Taylor tells
her husband to be in the house
before ten o'clock, he's in. no mat
ter how interesting the political
discussion down at the corner gro
Gerry may be.-Quitman Press.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

A KENTUCKY planter was SO
we'll pleased with the acting of a
little girl in play at Louisville
that the next day he ser.tt f. .
large doll to "e~.luse y o. ,,.hon
not az 'pE theot.ate" This is the
,ply ~ received: "Kind frieadi
nave just received your note and
package containing the doll;
thanks very much. Tho doll is
very handsome. / showed it to
my husband, and we think it will
be great amusement for me-"
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Newport, June 10, 1886.
My Dear Miss Brown:
Our friend, Miss Jones. gives a
garden party Tuesday, / shosld
be more than pleased ifyoN would
consent to ge with me. Hoping
that it will he agreeable to ycu,
am very truly yours,
VIRGIL O'DoUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

THE chestnut bell has been su-
perceded in Buffalo by the liar
card. When the story teller be-
comes too enthusiastic in his exag-
geration the listener hands him q
card on which is printed: 81 am
somewhat of liar myself"
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

THOMAS j. CLUyqRsS, the b
ducer and murderer OF kis cousin,
has been refused new tna by
the Supreme Court of Virgins.
and will be hanged December Srd.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Stay Leaves from very Ready
Letter Writer:
Newport, June ], 1886.
Miss Brown:
May l have the pleasure of
your company at the yacht race
on Friday next.
Very respectfully,
N1RGIL O'DoUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Newport, July 2, 1886.
Dear Miss Mary:
The plan of reading together
would be delightful to me. | am
sure we will appreciate Howells
more that way.
Very truly your friend,
VIRGIL ODoUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
AMY to Mamie (on street ca

AMY to Mamie (on street carr
Did you see that great, horrid,
mean woman next me refuse to
move up to let me sit down? l
just took to standing on her toes
and she managed to find pl---
0, Mamie, spread your skirts out
quick or that ugly man will sit
down there and crowd us tc
death.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

A SPALDING county man has a
calf with six legs and is entirely
happy.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Newport, July Is, 1886.

Dear Mary:
Excuse the informality, but
something in your eyes last even
ing told me, or seemed to tel me,
a secret. May | not cali tom erht
and ascertain whether | was mis-
taken? Yours always,
VIRGIL O'D.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

" III Pon2peyg what yG'l 'fraid OFF y
NhGs lakes son shake an shibberg"
" Law chile iso goi dc aguo =
Aa gOt do tropic libber."
"De tIcpic li6Mr Pumpey?
! coat Know what ycu means:
lMt on can Clue NCCr ague
ly taxing NTH ; BILE BEANS.s
lwo Its e bose, don't pay morcl
lou1l get dCm nj de dnlgmans IS store"
Tho most onomicaland hest remedy
Cor agla, ~ Cs.lts, pSs bottle.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

A FASHIONABLE item says: "The
hustle is rapidly approaching the
front" Well, all we hive to say
is that it will look mighty queer
when it gets there. 80 -
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

DIR. Il. y. Engram performed q
wonderful operation on a negro
in Montezuma one day last week.
The doctor had been called to see
negro woman who had a conges-
tive chill, and heturned TO the hus-
band Of the woman and told hlni
that his wife would b9 dead in ton
minutes, at the same time pre-
pairing a decoction Of brandy and
aqua ammonia to be given hypo-
dermically for immediate relief.
When he turned to his patient her
pulse had ceased to beat, her
heart was motionless and she was
dead. In place of inserting the
hypodermic syringe in the arm
he inserted it in the body immedi-
ately over The heart, and pressed
it in slowly until it touched that
organ and then discharged a por-
ton Of the brandy and ammonia.
In a few seconds the heart made u
struggle to perform its functionss
and it was not long before the
pulse were perceptible. At last
accounts the 1egro was improving
and III q fair way Of recovery. DR..
Engram says his patient would
never have recovered but for the
means employed, and he did it LII
the nature Of an experiment.
Everything Goes Wrong
In the bodily mechanism when
the liver gets out of order. Con-
stipction, dyspepsia, contamination
Of the blood, imperfect assilaiia,.
ton, are, certain to ensUe. But it
is easy to prevent these conse-
quences, and rem oye their cause
by a course Of Electric Stomach
| Bitters, which stimulates the bill
arv . ran and regulates its actions'
The lirect re rult is e disappear
anee of the ,,qins beneath the ribs
and through the sii;;oulder biades
the nausea, headaches, yeiiowness
of the skin, furred look of the
tongue, and sour odor of tlie
breath, which characterize liyeg
complaint. Sound digestion and
a regular habit Of body are bless
ings also secured by the use OF
4 this celebrated restorative OF
health, which imparts a degree
of vigor to the body which is its
best guarantee OF safety from
M larlal epidemics. Nerve weak
ness and over-tension are relieved
by it, and it improves both apes
tite and sleep.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Ne, ,nort, September l, 1886.
Miss Brown:
Invitation to your ms,' 'rlage 10 MI
Chas. jenkins RECEIVED. Isno- DC
delighted to witness the ceremo-
ny. Sorry you will not jss Aere
to attend my marriage with Miss
Smith. Very respectfully,
VIRGIL O'DoUD.
Walter Kennedy, in Life.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

AUTUMN does not turn over a
new leaf, but she is beginning to
give the flop to several old ones.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

The Americas Recorder wants
a law to restrain noisy church
members from annoying the pub
lie,
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Newport, July IA, 1886

Newport, July IA, 1886.
Ny Own Darling:
L was not mistaken, after all.
| cannot tell you how happy / am.
l snatch time to write you these
few lines, assuring yon of my
undying affection.
Forever thine,
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

lT takes some young ladies five
or six years to get over being six
teen years old.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

A WOMAN in Boston stole cork
leg from a crippled soldier. She
was bound to have something new
to put on her bonnet.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Newport, August "a. 1885,,

Newport, August "a, 1886,
Miss Mary:
After the reconc'': .a1,op 7 fondIv
Hope' 'here would be no more
fo,~ole, but the marked prefer
ence you showed that English
dude, Charles Jenkins, at the hop
last night, makes me DOUBT wheth-
er you have any regard for me at
all. Yours truly,
VIRGIL ODoUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Newport, June 20, 1886.

Miss Mary:
Please accept the flowers 1 send
you by bearer on this, your birth
day. My best wishes accompany
the flowers. Yours truly,
VIRGIL O'DoUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Newport, August q, 1886.
DGar Miss Brown:
YoIF letter received. [ shall be
governed eRkrely by your wishes
in the NATTER.
Very truly yoprs,
NIEGdL D'DGUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
Newport, August l, 1886

Newport, August l, 1886.
Dear Mary:
OF course you know [ respect
your mother and all that, but you
can hardly expect me to love all
your attachments.
Yours always,
VIRGIL OD.
Newport, August Is, 1886.
Dear Miss Mary:
After the cool way you treated
me last evening | can hardly be-
lieve that the same relations exist
between us. vii! you not write
and set my misgivings Mt rest?
Very truly your friend,
VlRdIL O'DoUD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

C.F. sTADicER, Proprietor,
&C SO. FRONT ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

green salted 7ci butchers green S'soi sheep
FRUITS and VEGETABLES oTanges, per
box 3Nli Mossina lemons,per box, ~ vO@i Dyi
California 81 sos appios, Northern, per bDi,
IS 25a3 90; irish potatoes, per Du', CAiiornih
~ 70 In sacks; early rose u 10 onions, ghli,
fornin, SIC per b navy beans " 9ct medium
bbla Sc, large lima li{0; small butter ahc.
cabbage per n, California Bhci hweet potatoes,
81 GOAL 20 per bashCli turniph zoe per puhnel ,
carrots, California, 81 90 per buhhel lhranlph,
California, 81 70 per bushcli Deeis. callioInlh
81 90 per buAhcl; onlon sets per bushel " ~ 4,
K1AUT-forty- sal. bol, 81 2o'gai' nan DBL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louelaua gQab2c tuew
CROP fair 10 good Soc core syrup sse.
RAn.s-s3.7s kes, basis i0d-Burden horse
shoe pur keg. s.; Perkins do 1897 Walker uo
I $3.50, burden mule s5i Northwestern horse
shoe nails, No DOC. No. Q lbc, no. = kSc, 30
| ne, No, 2oe lakes" No. 4 tbc, NO 3 zoc, 20
! q ne, No 100, No. 1901 AuHable %, NO, 100
4 No 3 80. No, 8 2lc, No. i9c. NO. 100
! KUTs-PeAnuts choice lasc new pucans0,sc
/ Brazil nuts lbc; almonds zoo pei D.,
/ PROyISION5-We quote on tho habis OF eai
Meat--sugnr cured hams lose; sugar cured
| breakfast bacon SIC; short clear bacon i3tc
| short clear dry Aalt &c. a.,
| Fish--Afaokcrei, 10 u Kits No. J, vos; no.
| soc: half bills No. 1 ~ ~; No. " bpi dried her
rines pef box t0c cod 6an 60.
| IArd--Tierce Ic, 10 n cans lAe; sO'b can
/ 7bo. 10. n cana 7Gc;D D cans l4ci 3, y cans ~
rca--Imperiai iD1G0c gunpowder bOalO.
Salt-COarse Ia bags VI 2bal 20; nhe 70 pAa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

---.i lake. In fat hoop barrels, 81 Sbi pockets
2Nm6c
torn meal--PcT hnshoi s0dB0G.
Iiominy and grits-~Pcr Dbl "a 90.
Oatmeal--per half Dbl IS 10,
Cracked wheat Per n &C.
Crackers--A e0da 60; xxx soda Glfc, cream
ejsc, ginger snaps 30 lemon crepmh ~.
sundries-stRfch 60. candies fnli boxes,
igjsc, halves quarters ~ stick ohnuy va
lDEe, fancy lOaISo; rope, . bhAis, do cotton,
iBc; herring, imported, Al 50 per kogi rhisins,
layer gs 90. elder, crab apple, tbct Missouri,
SOC, vinegar lbM2bcl concentrated lyo u Ibia
O0 iuRa, glazed, Ito per gals crooks, glazed,
l0c per gal dried peaches va 1907 Indigo 100 per
n; bluoing S0caf1 90 per dozen, Cclomnn'e
mustard 81 8Oal 90 per dozen, mAcearOni, I'm
| portOd, l6r n American 7Sc box, buckets Two
1 hoopa, 81 10 per dozen; brilliant oils DbH,
/ lrc Eupion do 2Ao do 30 cases 81 10, brilliant
g eases 81 10, DO ~ caHce s. W baking pow
ders bulk, llU. ! o. cana " 90,
lce--LouibtahA ~ a6&c new,
sugar -fine powdered, bble, sNc, 90 han
bbls Vi; cat loaf skc KraDniRiod standard lAc.
| Louisiana graduated 7Hci standard J5fcl
! choice white TIC; Louisiana y, g .TNIAc
/ POULTRi--Nc quote Chickens ~ Oual y
per doI; turkeys Boa geese IbaO0c, duck
| per COZ 81 75d30 90.
WOOIs~M Market nominal; we quote Twelve
| months clip, light, hno aud medium l4nllc
| Hno heavy u light ll@lic, sis months light
/ nne 10 medium 700 he, fall, hne heavy -----'r'
\ fall light fine medium .----- cohr6e bdllc
4 WlIisk -Isectihgd 81 iO4l 30, Ne per proof
l sour mach, two year old, VI 0Dui l0i three
year old, 81 ipDe 29i fancy extra Old whisky
y a 004bO 0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
rev yorA.

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, March e.--Fiour-- Dull.
Wheat-spot higher and more active options
opened weak and lower, later ruled stronger,
closing 1rm Spot No. red Qib also, anoat
March Rsd93he, closing at 9ake; April giA a
81 1c, closing at M}sc; May 9lsaaGAc, closing
at aiAc.
Corn--No. spot lower, later reacted, closing
firm. spot No. 4qalaito elevator; 5Oii ab0i q
nnoat; March te'6di9kc, closing $50 April
leGi0i6c, closing ipRci May 4shaisNc.
PROVISIONS, ErC.
Cohee-options active aud steady; sales A.,
900 bags; March, April, May and June 5000
90; July 81 nSdT06.
Sugar-Dull and weak; refined stoadieri
white extra & olfa5t ol graduated exc.
Rlce--SteRdy fair inquiry.
Turpentino--Flrmcr; 47lfc asked.
Quiet and urn, domestic nceco ga
96e pnlled ltd3Sc; Texas p62Sc
Pork-Dull and lower; mess $40 o0dl2 30 FOL
old.
| Cut meats Firm.
Iard-Lowor ana fairly active; spots So 2eis
| April 50 2266 "a; May 81 21a6 30i june s. s2i
| az 30,
LIVE STOCK.
| Bceyes-l,oceipts 100 carloads for eNporta
| ton and ~ carloada for the city trade no trad
| ing In beef cattle dressed beef shado higher q
| IGsSc for common to good and eidcei sAa@
sReop-Receipt g2OO: market firm an
steady at 81 dOd6 90 for sheep and ~ 2hF
| ] IS for yearling LAMBDA dressed mutton 80 500
] Il ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

PRODUCE.
". .oufs, Mo-, Msrch 2 Flour .-gtrm
but unchanged.
whosI-Qniel and steady The market opened
weak and declined $50 SC but later reacted and
closed nrm near mopths AaSc higher moro
deferred about unchanged; No. ! red cash
Wyci March nominal ANhc; MAY 03il&alsic,
cciios,,ng al aasass@c; June staaise; closing
,ccrn-Ncry dull aud easy, the market de-.
clined 40 early In the session hut closed arm
and about unchanged, No. mixed cash
no. March 1ci May MNaegsc closing seilci
oats-very quiet and steady: No. mixed
cash spA'h spAo, March esSci hay Sl'sc
PROVISIONS
Cornmeal-Firin at s. OOds Us.
Mhlsky-stcady, $40
Wool-steady and unchanged; tub-wAshod
e7H35os nnwaAhed itaAtc, Texas lOdisi.c
proyislons'-Dull and weak.
Pork--Iowcr AZ $40 20.
lard-tasy at IS 70.
short ribs s. 40; short clear IS GO. boxed lots
long clear s. oo short rlba IS sIll short clcai
80 O0dG l2k.
Isaeon. Easy long clear s. seas so; short rib
s. H0ao 90; short clear ~ Wa6 on.
Hams--Steady at - b0all 90
AFTERNOON BoARn
WheRt--Firm; KAYE higher.
Corn-kasy and 10 lower.
Onts-E Easy and a shade lower.
LIVE STOCK.
| Catto-lieccipta6 $50; shipments none, marke
active and loo higher choice shipping and cx
ports - uOab eOi common ~ e0Nt 20; cove an,
heiiers " soda 20; siockers and feeders IS 0Oa
Hogs- Receipts $500; active and Zoe higho,
closing strong NJ 50 S0dt 30.
shoep-Reccipte 900; shipments none. aciiv
and firm at 81 5Od5 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
CnicaEo.
PRopucE

ou,oAoo, March 2.--Flour--ln fair demand
any NJ March f9a7OYc, closed p'Aci May
ss,@slHe. closed siHei June so'4@sVftcicloseo
sBiic. 1900. 49,, iatcr and
Corn-Weak early, but ra her urn ia.er' az" HI
a lasl Va closed S1c; May 59Baiohc, closed
zoe, June sg's ai0hc
49, PROVISIONS. 49,,
Mess Pork March closed slV Sza Ni5 o'O''t
$40 as; June closed $40 e75
srd--Ensy; cash, s. 500 eia' ,o. ,.,,,A
noxed Mcats-short rib 70 3Oao oVi 'hou'u
ers IS ssag 90; long clear " ivao 70
W. " ATrRnNOON BOARD
Wheat--Firmer, s0he cash
Other markets unchanged
LIVE STOCK.
The DroverH' \ urnal reports ,o.,.. -.
tattle-Reccipts 5000; shipments WV nun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03


We received by the commissioners
ir,teIleN county, Texas, for the sale
wlee and one half leagues ga, 40S
Iinea,ttsiiek county eohool lhnds, sit
'sa,sY county (Panhandle), Texas.
\, Nos iV, 90, Al and part OF ~; bids
ssssl ease OF sale. BIDS for lease TO
Z, y yeats; bids for sale TO be for
B,,e.s not exceeding twenty years,
's~l hs not less than Sin per cent. IL
III XIV snnum, payable In advance.
lhss Y V accompanied with q forfeit of
", Nv qoiiAfe for faithful performance
IN ,lse I'D Is accented. All bids 10
N W undersigned on or before 8
|sYssoi iecoud Monday OF May next,
AZ, WI DC opened. The court 70.
dihe court. "' y"
;,as.v jos, uoFsTETTER,
wv maverick Co. Eagle Pass, Texas.
~ u February, lSS8,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
KNIGHTS or LABOR, THINK.

A Few Of tho Results ~ "Proioctlon."
Our foreign trade amounting y
practically nothing
Our mills, Iron aud wooden, closed,
The NUMBER of unemployed men one
million.
Strikes frequent
Wages reduced.
iiPanperp labor occupying the markets
Of the world.
Everything purchased incroasedlnprice
80 60 800 per cent.
Pauperism on the Increase.
MllllOpnires becoming more numerous.
The poor man becoming poorer,
Think and ponder on this.
ions c. sAGE.
prSlsoS, TIM, March
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

aled sealed proposals viii DO re-
lpuy eu'cc In the town of Meridian,
9any, Texas, until O'Clock y. IN,
w ha'oh "a. 1856, for the erection Of
e,nnlausc for liosgue county, Texas.
4 ~ be required TO HE with their bids
4 lesam Of $4,000, condition for the
pNofnance OF the WORK In accord.
aIAe plaas and specifications aud con.
pgna 70 be acknowledged before the
~ne court, having u seal with a Ger
little hand and seal of said clerk
ne bonds en- are solvent for
I.,gilhe bond, which said bond Is Ia
Ivy lle commissioners court OF
sa3 plans aud epeclncations can
EAnf county clerks oAicc In the town
" Nv. s1esque county, after the 18th day
w % required to take Into consid
4 nlle Of the old building and re
a eaeVlsh. The court reserves IN,
4 '2Nan and all bids,
X, ", CnlLpREss,
.al, Judge ROsuue Comfy. Toxins,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

kct steady, slow, shipping ntsert go ,n
100 pounds, ~ poa5 90, eiockers ana feeders
wdt 90 cows, hnils and psixcd 81 soel "a.
ye ank Su"nS 81 htongh Texan cattle s. o0t
strong az S. 50af 90
sheep Receipts tuCQ, Shipments 1000. market
steady native = ho4S OO. rcNans 81 h0af D0.
lambs q 1894 N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
VN0lice 10 Contraotors.

w, w 70 received at the county
I.,l1hr v i-o'elocs M, April ., 1885,
Hit lna y county court house ~
n ss. 1872 county, Texas, according TO
s.svAtlons now ON lile In The
~, ,alu county, The commission
e' 's7 the right 10 reject any and
~ JAS. a. BROWN,
county Judge, Leon county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

4, .s,l8gners court OF wnbarger
50 i,lss' on the second Monday In
R ,K,.sisg,, receive plans and speclilca.
~ II S,aFt house TO cost not more
,esi e.lls In The town OF Vernon,
aSfs,s ~ Nllbarger county, Tex. The
I. ~ %, Right 20 reject any or all
p'aslohs submitted 10 them.
lpt l.a. 800 j. T.. OnR,
'ssi WilpAFgcr County, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

BosroN, MASS. March 2-Wool-- Demand
moderate, prices easy Ohio and Pennsylvania
lceces 32a35c; Michigan iloeccs 3ld3ilioi
pulled wool 27@3ic for common and good
supers
PnILApRLrHn. PA, March Wool quiet
prices nominal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Texas Tarantula.
|l1 Illustrated Paper in Texas
'EsgRlPrlON $500 PER ANNUM.

'un farantula is an eight page, six
l'per containing more original humor
Rialsr variety OF choice literary pro.
nan any publication In the South
tins to agents Address all commu
~ sHEYLIN Il BYRNE.
'ler Texas Tarantula, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

GALVESTON, TEX, March s.-cotton--spOt
closed steady.
Gross receipts, 1Si bales.
Sales, 9l2 bnles.
Exports, --.
stock, 6aO,Sae balee ,c.. Loo,
Ordinary, g-16o; good ordinary, A-iUc low
middlinR, So; middling, SIC; good miudnhg'
l.l6c, mlddling fair, 91'luo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Ism. LOUIS SEMINARY

A private select school OF high grade for
young ladies, 1T Woodland, ~ inllce from Vine
street, the center Of ~ l.ouis,, Mo-, on the
ton beautiful, healthy and retired, scholar
ship thorough Music, Art and Language.
Established ls1i. Rooms have all boon bilcd
pal. y \. BLEwhfT, ~ y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March Market Dul
and nominally unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

New YORK.

NEW YORK. March 2.-cotton-spot closed
quiet.
Sales 81 bales.
Ordinary, 67-l6c; good ordinary, 7lS'l0ci
low middling. S&c; middling, llGc; good
nriddling . 7'lCc; middling fair, 10 Ice.
Futures closed barely steady, early months
TO points lower; September and october ] TO
2points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

mat Tor she present the cnicaSo iinss
shonld AT Ia onion aud PIN ~
s, .J a. 30 per cent % old tarin Fof
sor,.. sir,s r,ast they bare oeeu engaged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

,.,,..d by TIE consul were well foupaeo'
sns "a aeterninrd 10 seize me ssss w.
nefore doing so be was assured p NY NY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 2.--Cotton spot
closed very dull and 1.l6c lower except fair,
which II unchanged.
sales, 1880
Low ordinary, exc; ordinary, eve; good
ordinary,I o. low middling, Tic; middllng
SIC; good middling, i6c; mddllng fair
0 lb.lGo; fair lie.
Futures opened steady, ruled quiet and
| aInnhr- clnanh nnAN To q nnlnlg lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
ON CHANGE.
Cotton Spot Fraction and Futures
from Four 10 Five Points
Highcr-Money Easy.
Wheat for Near Months Was Higher and
for Deferred Months Unchanged
Tho Quotations.


NEW YORK, March 2.--Afoney on cali easy al
Anl per cent; prime mercantile papcr 4qRSt
sterling exchange unchanged.
ENGLISH CONsOLS.
LONDON. March 2--Coneoe closed al 100 4. Id
iVr money and 100 II IA for account
STOCKS AND nONns.
NEW YORK, March 2.--rho following ,yero the
OflCiul ~. n 80