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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Mlstet's Sac,

fntIi,.., coat ~ iundi Itf'h .ll ...a.
Circuit, Putnam county. ~ hHpU.tt.
Pursuant tp a drrttc rendered pu H.. tltH
day If Mar, h. \ " ! 80. i"' tho Hon ! u.- T.
King, judy Oi the .tth .iudi' ttl t.ft..i 81
Florida, IN AMI fpi IT," ,uuu.y uf Pttuasr u
thluc"rl sitting ~ q eat lu Clu.c thDl"u .
wherein william j. Ram. f. complain at 5ni
,ln- j NfyCr and .s Htuth'1H N htD i.
ar drfrrdants VII! stii at luiiilic QUE, stts
thr ijith day ui Aptil 4 - i--',. to the h tlr ?
bidder FOR cl.h. ia the rty - Ptlu'ta. 10 -...
county ani state aturt %. ~ front % : 4.
court huu-n door ~ =, county. dtI.F.- fht.
legal hours 10 sale aIi ~, following ',. tIt,-I
ipt. tfa t ar parCci ~ hHa " .. tyry Hut
hcug ~ the city 81 Paiat,u ia ..rtJu'}
aat ~ tc afprc@tit, tr Ztnut t.. - ih it.-
ea-' tnru.r II hlp, * uuIurtT aIAfy I8 tEt
town 81 e.. t.f. l.Ori..t. Hui ttrr. rd.G
In ". -ttriy uutItAn q 'tff Tia" t'tltitCr .tr.
uf Mad son street ono H,.. r' = f''t tfa l..tt.f
I'll nct in tItbtrit f'.Il.'. parable. 10 iIitt,
street, one hun1re'i f.rt to a pntut fN'uc.' re
an eastetly Cour-c tiaf5l lcl t. Nld..iu .'r'tt
one hundred fee - Il point ih'fa. Il 10
uurthcrly course along tho rrr'i..... It.s NJ
lI'akc street on" htrtltti fr.a tr '.,,. i..st, -
b-g.uuIng. o. H }API.
special N -'tr-..' IvHH.5. o..
PaAfkd, h.. MAJ. b =. i-.t.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18

oSitieS. you know Slsc i SAIL 20 lave
retugted: The ruins Will GENE in time.
and as for the curio>itie, NE import
them"
The Rev. j. 5. Lane. pastor Of the
IIaddinston NJ. T.. church. of Phila,lel-
phia, on whose advice Abe RIzzarl sur
rendered himself, insists that the famous
Pennsylvania outlaw was converted be-
fore he surrendered, and that he has been
njustly.convicted and imprisoned.
While Ex-Gov. Hoyt lectured at Al
lentown on Tuesday night one If the
audience counted the nuulvr of times
the Ex-Governor took ctf his ey" s;'as>os,
and reported the total at ninety four
/ times during AN hour and quarter.
What the lecturer talked about III" Alien
/ tonian did not know.
! 4 Grca, Mans "a Generosity tara van
/ Friend.
| Cleveland rlain-pcIler.
told the senator that this reminded
mo of an ''oll chestnut" that wa, told al
Caleb Cushing. 1T Massachusetts. and
Frank Pielrr. whrn the latter was scna'
tor from New Hampshire. He WAS not
ed for his politeuess and courtesy as well
rs for his genial WAYS. They had hcen
ont to dinner PARTY one night and lined
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Notice Of Assignment,

ELIAS ID. EARLE. OF PALATkA FLOR
IL lila, has this day made an assignment to
me Of his property, real anl personal, and If.
assignment. with the preferences given will
more fully appear by reference to the Sam"
on file in the clerk'~ Office for Putnam county,
tl'tda. riai Al ptf,"',KiI u * r. . sal Ia.
me as soon as pJ.,iIN. and al creditors vii
Iiea-e present their claims to inn Tor adiIIst-
mcnt AMI payment. BAYtt@ j. EAHLt,
Feb. 3b, lcsJ. Assignee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Assignee's Notice,
Masters Sale.

IIy virtue OF u decree of foreclosure aud
sale rendered in the cir, nit court Tor Put
nam county 18th 1ld icial circllt Of Florida ON
the cath DAY of December u. Il. isSI IN u cattSU
wherein Ansun +. ljeWolt, II complainant
and Frank =. Crawford aul Tanner j. Craw-
furdn Defendants. ! Will sell ~ public atc-
tOn IN front of the vuIIit house door IN he.
city ut ralatka. Putnam county. state of
Florida during the legal hours ~ sale on Mon
day March lSt l-s th" following property to-
wit ~" north east quarter of north west
quarter at southeast quarter of SECTION II.
Township L. south range y east and embrace
ing ten uCfu- Of idnd uiutc or less aud stu
Paatki, Fla, January 2ath lsr,,.
&. &. COCHRAN,
Sia.,ial Master
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18

In nos> # memory every one corn'
plains oF. Int nobody Of tn" wait of
judgement Rochefoucald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18

Let not your sail h. bigger than ycur
buat ,-Rsn johnson.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
CH0FE'S CHOLERA CURE !
Old Indian Remedy for Tie Bowels

II il ire" troa, up,um and pnrrt' u,'| t"'
hc AFRAID That thctr ,atidun viii ir iul.' a. !
by II. II nriur iurs harm hut lin,lNs does
good Cures durrh,.t aud iluN Iu iuth utt amt
young. when iuu have run duNu ~ ttN ~
these troubles here t4 Nhlr r'.i''. rhc m b.
ofs Will never cease Ia S.ug it prlI" Tor their
little children " III ,u,i, NO more from tU,it
howcs II they keep it on hand.
ACkERNAN JACKSON. At.t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Meat-sugar- cured hams l0lc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon 9c short clear bacon 65ci
short cleai dry salt Gic. 90 -, a
Soc half bbls No. 1 5Oi NO, 90 dried
berrlngs per box 4Oc cod lsh &c,
Lard-Tlerccs 20; 30 % cans 7ici 20 ID cans
no: 10. h cans 7lci . ID cans 7Ic; 81 b cans &c.
Tea-Imperial 4O@0oc; gnnpowaet oo ,aois i,,ls
sc; cut LOAF &c; graduated STANDARD ~,
Louisiana graduated 1gei STANDARD Aci
choice white, 7Ic, Louisiana y. C. 7@Ilc.
Rioe--Loulslana 81 10 Sc new.
Salt--Course Ia bags, 25Hl 40; hne Ia Dags
-; lake, 81 lat hoop barrels, sooi pookc,s
Soda-Dicarbonato in kcgs 4ia5c blearb In
aces Bic, lump sal soda In kegs 2l@2Sci granu-
lated snl soda In go ID drums &c. .,,.s.. ,.,.,,.
MOlasses-Choice Louisiana oVgoSo' inc"
crop), fair TO good Csc; core syrup DOC. 1870,
Cptlee--RiO, fair 9l6l0c; prime lNdlic
elloice l1Aai2c; laguyrn l2ici Java 2Vci Doiu
Ell rio FAC Pea ijurry l2ial3e 80.
Pcses2 gal pals mixed ~ R,ssies g 0g tiS oS
alass gal. 4 IS glass heN-Ral. u 70,
Wrapping pBper--Rag and straw 10 10 zoe.
Snuh--GaITctt's 6 OF. Al - per CASE s.oh' . %
4 l.oz 8 % Raplfs 6-oz. 10 20, l-oz 3 ri i-oN
/ 1 ~. denial 6 OF. 10 90; or. 4 70,
Canned Goods--Prieos per dozen; fine ap
DIES. standard. 81 ST. peaches, standard, ID,
4 I mn 4 rs 2 g5d 80; seconds, lbs, ~ D ns
Z / IS tomatoes, standard, Ms, w secohus, I
] Bs,-j 3 NJ. rs; green corn ! iVgi ~ sIeSs n
oysters, full weight, n lo 2ioi ngn'
I WEIGHT, / NJ -; 70 -; salmon, I ~
I , n, -: mDckerei, ! 10 30cHi %; sardincs
( Americana 90 easel imported, II ~ case straw
berries b %; blackbeI,rl~ (. ;'soi green gage
i -; eagle condensed mike ~,
( soap--2 1904 30 per case. ~
\ Ragging-lfb standard llAsi AD llc'
ries--ArrOw and Delta %.
Flour-Besl patents y per y" Hs' n"ii-PA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
I,uiiding Materiai.

Lumber-Rough Lumber, boxing Il inches
and under, first class - 90; stripping lN3, 10 CO.,
thick clears ] and u, ~ 90; rough. lumber,
second class 1905 joist and scantling culls
~ 90.
siding--Firat, common white pine so OOl
second, do, 81 10, third do, 70 90; poplar 20 90
@27 DO; native pine, ., ls 90; native pine, l..
20 ilJ, native rough, iB 90.
Dressed and Matched Flooring First class
20 90. eecond class Y 90.
Dressed Misunderstanding ~ inches and un
der, Is %; do 1x3 70 00i scantling. jolst or hny
common lumber 20 90; boxing over ~ inches
20 10; thich clear II TO "a and2 80 90; second
class any Kind 20 90.
White Pine Furnishing Lumber--l4, n and
inch wide white pine 20 00j l.inch do Is.
Ceiling, Headed or Plnin-First common
white pine 30 90; I'd do n 50 Sd do 25l poplar
20 cot ~ 90; pOplarl % 90 10 80 o.; native
pine ls 90; DO 20 20.
shDgles-White pine A 600i do shaded a
20; do extra No | ab0; cypress, best, any
brand, 5 90; do No. 2 %: do No. 3 5 10; native
sawed hoart4 90, saps 0O.
Pickeis--White Pine, dressed and headed,
square or fiat, 90; yellow pine do Ooi laths
90 70 30.
Lime, Cement, etc.-Lime, Austin, 90 per
bbl .; cement, Louisyillc or Rosanals, ID pei
bbl Portland, 90 per Dbl, plaster pafls New
York or Michigan, 900 per bbl.i plaster hair CSC
per bu.
Brick Fire. proof, 50pcr 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Staple Dry GOODS.

Printa-standard prints new styles, 5ici Al
lens fancies 5ic american pc; Arnold oSci
Conestoga Bic; Dunkirk Slci Drnnell--Jac-
guards DC; Dunnel--satines blc; Gloucester
Sic, Hamilton staple styles $50; Hartel hlci
Lodi Ac; Manchester olci Pacific 5ici senth,
finish Die; Windsor SIC; fancy pinks SIC;
slater sollds re; Peabody solids SIC; Berlin
solids SIC; Durham solids Alci Victoria black
4lc; Steel River ohintz &c.
Heavy Brown sheetlng-Atlantic 7 ~ bic;
Albany a A "a &c; Atlantic a a - 60: Clifton
CCC44 &C.; Lawrence Liza BIO Rutland Y
Q "a Gle; Glendale a 4 "a &c, Enterprise
"A &c; Tam O'shanter 5le; Chapman
~ &c Belfast x "A 5lc; Roee Valley "a lci
First Prize a. sc; Argyle "a Glci Busy Bee
"a &c.
Wide Brown sbeetng-- Lowell 10 - lsc PEN
broke 1914 100 Monadnork lO-l lBlc; Lancaster
1914 isc; Peppercll 10 2lcj Boston 1904 25ci
Wide Bieachod sheetlng-20.4 Boston 25c
1914 Pepperel &c; 1914 Pembroke 20ci 1914
MonRdnork l9lc; 1875 Lowell i9c; l1.a Lock
wood 24c; % Quinnebarry SCI % Pembroke
Colored Ducss-Montanp SIC; Boston s.oz
l0ic Everett n ID lie; PatuNent 1907 l2Aci
Eagle brown lloi Warren mills lllc.
1lekings-Amoekeag a A l2c; Araeapha "a
tc. Cornwall u Sic, Wnittenton so 1906 Glen
Riddle 7c; Lewiston sO-inch Ike; Ocean blci
Oakdalc 9ic.
Hickory stripee-Extra stout. blue or brown
aac, Mechanic, blue, &c; Jewott CITY lci koch
River, blue aud brown, Sc; Eagle, blue B5c; I'm.
casyllle Asl Columbian &c. o,...
.GinghAms-Zephyrv &c Plunket 7kc; GLASGOW
fancies &c /; Glasgow dreBs Htylcs SIC; brighton
eici Earlston bic Scotch Bookfold SCI forl
check 7lc; Statewide checks lie; Nubian dresi
styles SIC; Argyle staples elci Bates fancies hc
Iinseys--Cumbcrlan lie; Calumet l0c; Fai
Play l5cs Imperial nci Geneva lbcl Adriat'
! l2l c; Bradford l2lc; Clifton bci Windsor DC:
Jeans--Kluyyer So; Abbotleford Lei Tcle
graph l3c; Coyington ilc, Polaris TIC; Hottie
J Tic; Imperial lSc; bennington lsle, American
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
guopuon, pRov1sloNs, LIVE STOCK.



81. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. l4-Flour--steady a.
q 1908 20; family 50 SOFAS 40; choice extra
fancy So 1904 10; patents 50 OO1o ~.
Whent--Unsettled and prices generaliy enasy
The trading was confined chiefly TO the May
option, which opened adEc lower, Dnt FalleS
and closed ~ about yesterdays ngures 10; :
rod each ssdglc; january Ssci February osici
MAY gls aa5tc, closing SAC.
Corn-stcAdy but very duh ana hllhost gno ug
leeted; No mixed eash 35lc; January a5Aei
February 33ic Aiay 3b2c. .,.,oa
OAts-ENtremely dun; no sales No, nli Wy
PROVISIONS
Cornmeal--strong At 81 s0dl IS.
Wnisky-Ss cady at 4i 10 ,ee.,,,o,
WoOl-Quiet but iirmcr' tub washed -oDo'se'
,,,,,yashod i7N24ic; TcNas wool 2ja25tc'
Psovislons--Ycry duh hut iirm
pork-Sl0 So
Iard-s5 gjaG 60. ..or,
riik Meats--I0ose lots long clear 50 10 snoli
ribs S5 40. short clear 50 70. Boxed lots lohE
clear IS So; short ribs s. COZ 62li short Clear
= "a Long clear IS 60; short ribs 50 7S
short clear 81 aIa.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
ybeat-( Quiet but Ia ic highcr
Corn--Steady and snade irmeI'
ts-unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Catlle-ieceipts lsOOi shlpmen's ovH ~" IN
and steady. closing flriner and all SOLO o 1il
man ID choice shipping 81 Iodo VOi DhtSne'
steers Sg a5 IA 90; COWS and heifers y VofS ~
stockers aud feeders - j0G3 10, m.
Uogs--Receipts 1880; fairly actiNe anu IVY
lower. closing firm s. l0a4 W, :,
Shecp--Reecipts 1900; shipments lni m"iA'
active, prices shade easier " QUO ~ 'V
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Whisky- Rectlled / 10 70 90. as per proof;
sour mach, two. year old, / 90 to 40, three
90 to 8 %.
Wincs--riaret, per case, 40 70 1000, as per
quality CatAwba, per gallon, soc 70 100; port
70 W 90! sherry, per gallon, 1 20 TO y O0j Ma
deifa, per gallon, 90 70 bO0i white wine, in
case, 90 30 10 %.
Ale--Stock ale por dozen, 2 90 10 25i port,
per dozen, 200 70 22o.
Cigars Domestic 10 90 10 80 O0j Koy West 30 %
10 100 90 imported 80 90 TO 100 90.
Champagne--ts. M. Mumm Co., extra dry
30 70 80 90; ileidsick, In basket, "a 90 10 30 00l
Krug, In basket 20 90 20 80; domestic cham.
payne, 90 10 IA 90; Geo. Goulet extra dry, pints
81 3d.
Bottled Beer-Lemps, quarts, II 60 10 ~ 00s
Budweiser, quarts "a 90, plnts IL O0i ETIangor
beer. quarts IL %. pints 1850 Schlits Milwaukee
quarts IL 90, pints ~ 90; III. Ciausen Il Sons
champagne beer, quartz, IL %. pints ~ W; Bre-
MGR Kaiser imported, 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

can soc. Flower eilphnr, "a 70 b. Alum,
"a 70 sc, Prescription Walls, by case. 90 per
cent. ofi broken, 30 and GO per cent. on
ShowAos, -cn list prices Rebate pat. med, ut
list Thayor'B Fluld extracts, 20 per cont. off.
i. D. Fluid extracts, 70 per cent of. Essential
oils, 81 Louis list. Flad extracts, $. & D.'a new
list, 20 per cent off,
Pnlnts-Strctly pure white lead, st. Louis
price, freight cqnallged; spirits iuTpontino b20
Doc; boiled OIL 62d65c.
The sherman Williams Colore--Iyory drop
black, ls per H. lie; Hngllsh coach black, % per
ID, l6c; lamp blnck Is per b, lGc, tUltramarlno
blue, 10, De, l4c; blue paint 10 %, raw Turkey
nmbcr 20 &c, burnt Turkey lumber Az 90, raw
Italian sienna IL NC, burnt Italian sienna IL &c,
yandyke brown Is &C. Paris green In l4c, Chrome
l., M. o. and ID. O. Is l4c, American vcrlnillion IL
zoe, Indian red IL lie, Ventinn rod IL o. l2ic ~
To BE- Chrome yellow l.. NJ. N. q, a ID. o. IL
Hl, yellow ochre llls Or ~ 25s DC.
Dlstomper tiolors-.lvory drop black 25cj raw
Turkey lumber 25c; burnt Turkey umber NC ;
raw Italian sienna 2So; Italian burnt sienna
2Sc YandYkc brown use,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
New YORK.


NEw YORK, Jan. N.--Flour-lIe0yy
Wheat-Cash a shade better, with more doing
for exports options opened weak, later re
acted, closing firm; No. red cole elevator /,
No. 2 January S9ldS9lc, closing sole; Feb
ruary S9sd0Nlc, closing at sole; March
oOiGOac, closing 9Ulc; May 93id94ic, closing
at 9i2c.
Corn--Spot easier options opened firm, later
declined, cl sing firm, with a recovery OF a ic
No. ?, 50l Ell vator old, No. 2, b3lc, No. . Jan
uary 49id6OAc, closing az Soc; February 4sla
acc, closing at isic; March 4SiG4slc, closing
NJ 1850.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee Options steady and fairly active
saies 3225g bags; January 80 36G6 45; February
81 20; March So 30; April SO 65.
Sugar-Dull, weak and nominal; refined dull
Molassos-Weak Gales; cubes at 30 test
35lc.
Rice--Stcady and demand moderate.
Turpentlne-Firmer at 3s4c.
Pork-Quiet and nominally steady
Lard-Fairly active; spot 50 45; January 81 A
d6 42i February So 42d6 A,
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves--Rcceipts 100 car loads, OF which 2
car loads go direct to England; the trading wa
nearly nominal and at easier prices and Thu
few sales were at S45005 40, and included ordi
nary TO fair steers. Dress beef ruled dull anC
lower at space for sides
Sheep-Recelpts 77n0; no change In prices o
sheep, but lambs fell of about lc, extremes "a
b,e for sheep and 5lG7lc for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

! again and keeping up courage
Ia seemingly impossible may
4 Hundreds of hopeless cases
Ind liver complaint have been
Electric Bitters, after every
had been tried in vain. So,
4 there is no cure for you, but
"A Bitters. There is no medi-
Ia, so pure and so perfect "A
Sler. Electric Bittcrs will cure
! diabetes and all diseases OF
Il Invaluable in affections OF
and liver, and overcome all
hmculties. Large bottles only
A n. W. williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

- Insomnia or wakefulness
."ses out of ten a dyspeptlS
Bood digestion gives sound
S,,on interferes with it. The
ftomach sympathize. one OF
I'M symptoms Of a weak state
S' organs is a disturbance OF
1--we entrepot, the brain. lnyig-
E,mach, and you restore equi'
.Se Great center. A most relia-
4 toT the purpose is Hostetter's
Eters, which is far preferable
\ sedatiyes and powerful mar
III though they may for a time
bri6c influence upon the brain,
IL net, and invariably inlure
me stomach. The Bitters, on
4, ~ restore activity to the ope-
fbat all.important organ, ana
,rent influence is reflected in
4 and a tranquil state OF the
,stem. A wholesome impetus
',iven to the action of the liver
Sby its use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
[FxcItement in Texns.

Retirement has been caused in
ty of Paris, Tex, by the re-
Recovery of Mr.. j. Il. Corley,
II so helpless that he could not
n or raise his head; everybody
BIS dying of consumption. a
Il Of DR., Kings New Discovery
him. Finding relief, he bought
bttle and a box of DR.. Kings
hllls; by the time he had taken
n OF pills and two bottles of the
i he was well and had gained
Bounds.
&ttles of this great discovery foi
4 on free at II. w. Williams & Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
net . per lco rs Third grade cooper 100 na

metz 10 per 100 ms; third grade 2 80 per 100 ms;
fourth grade 90 per 100 Ms.
Corn mcal--Por bushol 90c.
uoniny and grlts--Per lib, 30.
Oatme0l--per half Dbl 8 20.
Cracked whoat--Per d &c.
Urackers--A soda &c; Xxx soda 6kc; cream
sic ginger snaps &c; lemon creams 7ie
Sundries--Starch &c; Candles, full boxes, l2io
halves; quarters Stick cnndy9 20 l0lc fancy
10 to l0c; rope, basis, do cotton. lie; herring
imported, ] 90 per keg. Ilaisins, layer, 80.
cider, crab apple, sOcj Missouri, SOC. Vinegar
IS to 900 Concentrated I've 9 10 to 90. jugs,
glazod lie per gal. Irocke, glazed, i0c per gal,
Dried peaches 8 to l6c. Indigo Toe per ID.
Blueing SOCIAL 90 dozen, Colcman's mustard
/ S0Gl 30 dozen. MaCcaoni. imported, l5c n
American Toe box. Buckets, two hoops, ~
3 rs dozen. Brilliant oils, bible, lsc; Eupion do
2sc do. 2.5 cases 10; brilliant 2-5 cases 2 l0i
do l.l2 cases 3 96. Baking powders, sulk
lie. 10 cans 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
PALESTINE.
...rrestsd for Robbers--Et-
! Es J, me cold spell.

,..rrested for hoppe
. : ss !, ,ne cold spell,
IL Of the Gazette man
II g :, Jan. BE. i. Dunn .llaI,i
Lad !l,aaS brakemen charged
rsi mon named Saunders s.,, OF
= n ia,I here for two months,
re ,.io,, was rearrested by
le"o and again lodged in jan
EEe 5, rs, anil on the same charge.
stone.cutter, who mas
~ IA, |. month, charged win
td .,n.t 70 p lSnrS hi has been re,
saln, snd makes the affidavit
l,,l r snq when arrested ste,
pn's ma Dunn's valise con,
l Silroad seals, but he would
~ Eo Sot them or what use
r. M making Of them, Ryan
L. in the alleged roDoeIy'
un1l has delayed work on
Mems I. hnnse. in fact all outdoor
L. lS,I suspended on account OF
~ ,,ercnry has been playing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Drugs ana nfedieinen.

Drugs- Bark, cinnamon per n I2c; Peruvian
zee boarh Sg oeFaS oda enu e1s,as c ss
coppefas Be- 10 4cj cinchnedia. per on
% 10 &c caetile soap per n 10 10 49, cream tar
tar q per p e e !5ci chalk, limp, per y 2
-, bottle Included, 90 20 TO-; chloral hydTatc
per n 90 20 rs chloroform per b. bottle In.
claded. 10 10 SOC. composition powder per n
n, B to llc Gumopium. per 10, . Is to 90. Gum
eamph0r, per D, c.Morphine, II. w, 1s, q 2oi
OIL castor, machine, So 10 60c; oil castor per ga
90 20 soc; oil, lard, winter strained CO 70 zoe
oil, lard, No. J. COO. Qulnine, Pa Wiper o., eoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

H., ONO, Jan. 1.-THE house
&ntatiyes yesterday adopted a
fand appointed a special com
I've members to investigate the
Nae against four members OF
n heuse that they accepted
Vote for Henry b. Payne for
ates senator, while members of
neral assembly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
oPlsa.ant rurgatlvo pollets,'

popular; provoke praise; prove
peculiarly prompt; perceptibly
producing permanent profit;
+ pimples and pustulJs; pro
|urity and peace. Purchase.
Ply. Pharmacists patronizine
lcure plenty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
- Tbeir Little one.

I'm. Conn, Jan. IA horri-
'bmes from Wellingford. The
A sbat A colored woman living
I'm. wishing to call her hus-
"A her baby up in an oven to
I'M. the fire being nearly out.
',sas away her husband came
n unaware of the whereabouts
4 built a hot fire. The woman
apke coming from the chimney
il home, but arrived too late,
& was found literally roasted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Iolher olnss orrnnirn,inn,

pBG, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE master
this city to-day issued a cir
IL painters of the country with
4 organization for purposes of
totectlon. The association win
n prices, but eonhne itself TO
" manufacturers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

eSAnvEsroE, TEN, Jan. H. Cotton-spot
closed firm, -l6c higher
Gross receipts, 2sU2 bales
Sales 1909 bales
Exports, 18Th
Shipments coastwlse 1876 bales.
Ordinary, &C good ordinary, .l6c; low
middling, S 7lGc; middling, l5,l6c: good
middlIne, 7-l6c; middling fair, 9ll-lbc'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
lIed BY an ONO NIarshal.

|0RAB, ONO, Jan. 14.-Yester-
pg Marshal McGraw attempted
Ia farmer named Clayton l..
no was drunk. Brooks made a
resistance and McGraw fired,
b. McGraw was taken hastily
pity seat to avoid lynching.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Rag for an indian ytnrI,,nc

~, }, vSrp Jan. l4.-orders have
Ivy mere 70 parade all the men
~, q Today for medical inspection.
H. v,su lhat a contingent will be
~ Northwest at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
'0V. Hill's Appointment.

a y, Jan. 1.-THE governor
lng appointed Robert A. Max
P'elslnlendent Of insurance. The
lalrlned the nomination at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
pm Aliens Oldest Relative.

2urs, Mo, Jan, IA. - Clark
dean of this city, the Oldest
\ the famous Ethan Allen, died
lolumous, Neb. He was on a
daughter. He was eighty-four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
New Orleans.


LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1i.--Cotton-Spot closed
STEADY az 1Gd over for ordinary ana middhng
Orleans others unchanged
Ordinary ia; good ordinary ,4Rd; low mid
ding I 10 l6dj mlddlng uplands 1850; mid
ding Orleans 5bd.
Total sales 10000; American, TOO. Imports,
5000; American, 1900.
EuturaR closed Quiet Dut steudV,
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Advice to Mothers.

linslew's Soothing Syrup should
used FOR children teething. 1t
'le child, softens the gums, al
Pr, cures wind collie and is the
eedy for dlarrhea. 20 cents a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

20c: Silver Peak CSC; GLAND g7ci Texns Doe
skin ele; Great Southern 32ci Humboldt 3loi
Uanonicut Doeakin Soc.
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. l4.-Cotton-spot closed
steady.
middling, 3 Ice; mlddllng, 9lc; good middling
g5c. middling fair lOac.
Sales, 81 bales
Futures closed firm, 8 TO points higher
oil balce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Kansas UIi,.


KANSAS OTrr. Mo-, Jan. IA Wheat -
stronger; cash G5sc bid; February e6c hid; May
bOssn9-5teady, each s7lc bid; Februsry ssc
Oatt-Nominal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
ON CHANGE.
Grain Markets We're Unsettled Yester-
day, Trading Mostly Confined
to Options.
Money Easy Cotton Generally Higher
Increased Demand for Live stock
The Quotations.
MONEY.

NEW York, Jan. l4.--Money on call easy at
Voc per cent; prime mercantile paper fa5;
foreign exchange duil but firm at u SGl for
sixty days and 81 80 for demand.
ENGLISH CONSOLS.
LONDON, Jan. IA -Consols closed 100 lilo for
both money and account.
STOCKS AND BONDS
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-the following were the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts at An United states Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Of the Bohemian legislature, aud 9
Taefe, prime minister has BEEN ihl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

BY local rains
( sg slowly rising
,llI1 north x..Ai.