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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

A man named Jacob Pieiger, OF Cornwall.
Lebanon county came to Reading with SloO
all the money he had, to buy tick cts 10 bring
his wife and children from Europe. Tues,
DAY night he was knocked down On the
streets aud robbed of every cent He went
bitterly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
Squeezed to Death by Falling Earth

Albert Grinley, of Earl township, Berks
county, aged A. years, was instantly killed
Tuesday, while excavating a hole for water
wheel by csye'in. He was found dead
standing with the shovel in his hand, and
hisbody was embedded to his armpjts. He
leaves wife and two children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
Prisoners Of war As.oc,.,,o,

The Association OF ex-Prisoners of War
held meeting Wednesday evening In the
hall Of Post 81, q. A. r.
Proceedings Of the Pennsylvania state as
sociation held In Reading, August 7tb' and
the national association held at Buffalo. n
T., august Is and 10, were read. Notes of a
presented, extending through most of lhe
Northern states 'Ao
Some other business was disposed of. and
the nesting adjourned to meet the last Wed.
nesday In September
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
Doctors Picnic at York Tarnsce

The doctors of York, Lancaster, Cecil aud
other counties are holding their annual picnic
at York Furnace to-day. Quite a number of
Lancaster physicians left for that place on the
6:30 and 9:35 trains this morning and others
will drive there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

Hon. Chauncey +. Black, the Democratic
candidate for governor, passed through this
CITY at noon to-day on his way to Philsdel-
Phla he was Joined here by Chairman
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

A passenger car attached to Seashore eY
press which arrived at 1888, had a box so bot
mat the hames were leaping from it when
the train entered the depot The car was
placed on siding and left here
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

George Burton, VIM. Rosenfelt, Ed. Nc
Geehan, Sophia Cunningham and Elizabeth
Cunningham, arrested for being drunk
and disorderly in and about the Pennsvl-
vania railroad station, gave bail for hearing
before Alderman Deen Friday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
A Harv Hat nay

The mercury stands at Sc degrees in the
shade this afternoon there is scarcely breath
OF air stirring, the streets are most deserted,
and everybody is wishing for rain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
Arm Broken.

Edward McGinnis, son of Zichsriah Nc
Ginnis, living on West Vine street, while
practicing on trspeze har yesterday after
noon tell and broke an arm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

children's jubilee will be held at SIMPSONS
chapel East Miffiin street, on Saturday after.
noon, commencing at two O'Clock. Ladies' OF
Union Temperance and preachers from DINER
churches will deliver addresses
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
Appointed Notary Public.

Martin N. Brubaker, OF Landisville, has
been appointed notary public by the COVER
nor, aud his commission was reesived al the
recordsr's of1ce this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
THr
Lancaster County Fair
AT
McGRANNiS PARK,
August 3Oth to September 4th,

WILL nE THE
FINEST ENHIBITIOS OF BLOODED LIVE
STOCK,
IMPROVED IMPLEMENTS,
FARM AN ID GARDEN PRODUCTS ANDMAN.
UfACTUkED ARTICLEs,
Ever brought before the People OF Lancaster
FAsf TRoTTING and RUNNING RACES.
with BANDS OF MUSIC and varied am u sements
daily.
GRAND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Monday, Aug. 30-Iufation Of Balloon,
Tuesday, Aug. 3l-Grand Balloon Ascension.
Wednesday, sept, l-Band Tournament
Thursday, sept 2-Address by A. X. Mcclure
and Candidates tor Governor, and Cavalcade of
Premium Live stock.
Friday, Sept. 3-Indian school from Carlisle
EXCURSION TICKETS, good for the week
Will be sold by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany at all stations as far as Downingtown. Har.
risbnTg, York and Port Deposit, and by tho
Reading Railroad Company-daily excursion
from all stations also, special evening train
north from King street staIou each evening at
$50
Remember, Speed Premium Entries close
Wednesday. Aug. 18th all other entries, Satur.
day, Aug. 2sth, and don't fail to enter for the
Liberal Cash and Grand Special Premiums.
The management guarantee the best OF order
on the Fair Grounds and have n ixed the price OF
admission at the low price OF 25 cents.
street Cars direct to the Fair Grounds fare,
cents. aug236tdR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26
FOR BALE OH KENf.

DRIVATE SALE INVALUABLE FARM
L situate in Amity township, Berks county
Pa, containing 235 acres. Improvements
Large mansion house and farm house, large
barns and shedding having stable room for Il,
head OF cattle and 80 sheep; fountains OF spring
water at houses and barns several fine springs
on property. Soil IL all sorts, very rich and pro
ductive. and especially adapted to dairy pur
poses. Tor particulars ana inspection OF place
call upon or address
CATHERINE WEAVER,
tkesiding on farm,
Brumheldsville. Berks co., Pa.
Or ID. Is. MAUGEB, ESQ,
augls2wd Douglassvtlle. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

H. About 500 Yards of FANCY RIBBONS, to
Inches Wide. consisting OF All silk Grosgrain
and Satin Feather Edged and Fancy Dotted and
l5c, Yard.l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

IL. CoLoRED SILK PLUSH. rs Inches Wide, at
97c. II Yard. Cannot sell less than half nor more
than Yards to one customer.)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

Q. LINEN GLASS TowELIEG, Striped ana
Plaid, at seven Cents a Yard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

TO- REAL ANTIQUE TIDES. seven Cents
Apiece.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-26

8. One Lot of CHILDRENs LACE AND
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at Thirty-three
Cents Regular Price, soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

Produce ana proviaions.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-CoiIee--Spot fair; Rio
Arm ht l3c. optons higher and active; sales,
IS, $50 bags November 81 20all 70 December,
January, February, March. Sll lsdll 80; Alril,
May 81 20all 80, Juue yil p, sIgar-firm
but quiet fair g. good refining qnoied a. a.
G43<c, rehood quiet
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. l5.- Cnttlo-Recoipta,
2e27 shipments, 1854; strong abd active Rood 70
choice 81 l5s4 dbi common 70 medium, So 800
lO: stocIers 50 25a2 70 feeding steers. 81 s0d
| 3 90: COVE 81 5Od2 G0 grhss range steers y 2ba
| 20 Hogs Receipts, 5l2l; shipments none
| nCuvs and &c higher ATS s0n4 90 Sheep-Re
\ eeIpts 1873; shipments, none; btency good 20
| choice 81 G0dg 10, common 10 medium, 81 b0@
1 80
! CHICAGO, It'll, Nov. lb.-Tho consequence
1 OF tie contiaued fine weather ~ large receipts
| here and ia the Northwestern receiving CEN
| ters md has kepg wheat prices down to Gay
and rende Cd sps, ulHtian quiet Corn dnll pat
stea " offerings al AFFORDED oa an advance
s,c al orc tim being quoted, which. however.
WAS lost OF the close, when was easy Ibsre
was moderate tr.de IN pFOyis ops, pork
being fayorite: higher range 81 values AZ one
dime was not maintained. Flour
dun: cash quotations were as follows
WheBt s3Gt3Nc Com Dt459ssc PORK ~ %
q 90 TAXA s. 0sS shyrt rip siaee, ioose,
" 90 Dry lleG sn0ulders boxed, y ieq5 20
81 rs Lesdiug futuree closed - follow
Wheat-Noyember sci December ~ jan
VARS 73ff a75N~; May Sg4c tOrn--NpFeuiher
$3.50; UecembO- 8AEg; January $500 way
tUafr Purk-Novcmbcr 50 bDi ueremher ~ 1ji
Januasy So o. I.lfd-NoFcmoer % s-ii De
9 mber 81 80 JennsrY - 70
II. LoUi6, NO, Noy IT. Flous-Qliet dul
hpl s'eecy Nhca fafy active but eesiff
market opencd weak, declined Aebc nnasr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
Live stock markets

Ntw loRR. NOV. Is -Beeyes- Receipts $3.50
head market dan and weak with thirty ca'
loAds 10 AIRY over. Poor to p ime native aieera
s. 80d5 20; extra ana fancy, 81 23db 3bi selee'
Ons, IS b0i f9iT 20 good Texans, DO, W SNHs 10
bull, 81 2jd3 90 Sheep-llecgipts IL 100 l4in "a
iu fair dtmandei prlme sheep shsde higher
lambs 81 e0ae 30. sheep, IS 0Ja5 %, Win one
car load Of choice wethers at s. rs
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov IS. --Csttie- Receipts
POO; ssipmen SEQ; flrm on all kinds. choice
native steers 81 30a4 70; mediun " good snip
ping steers s. h0@l 80; butchers steers fair 10
choice 81 l0d4 ~; feeding BteerS, far 20 gOnd
81 5OaJ %; st0ckers, fair 70 good, 81 9OME 10
A. KAN and Indiana. medium 70 prime - Oge
3 80. HOgs-ilecelpts ll50; shipments 700.
Pens CLEARED tariy at an adv Ance o. . " JOG
at 81 50a4 90, Sheep--RCc,ipia lEDi nhlp'
mentg 20n; goaeral market STEADY, com non 20
prne 81 90ai 0J.
CnICAoo, IT., Nov ~. --Caitle--Heceipts
600, shipments 2009 uneyen, generally rthay
Shipping st.ore 81 3Oa5 l0i siockers 81 COOS 81
COVE, bulls and mixed 81 e5a3 QOi hulk " 0oH
25; THROUGH Texas steers steady " 55go 70
Western rangers dull, natives anu haif .breoat
81 70dG 81; cows 81 00a2 40, wintureh Texans
81 s0a as 20, Hogs- Receipts 1905 shipments
1900 active, lnc higher; 81 25di o. rheep--he-
ceipts 1900; shipments lt00i market hleady
natives 81 d3NS 80; ives ern s. rQaS oVj IeA,
hnsS 7j63p0i ambs s. o08l IS. me DFqgefs
journal London cable quotes cattle nlli DuI
pIicee d shade better best Amerisans IKE per
uolnu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
Henry PoIIack & Co.
TRUNK FACTORY,
722 Elm Street, Dallas,

satu davis close, reacted sharply &c, ruled
-teadY until laie In the session, when prloea
casef OFF and the market closed easy aud so
NC lower than SATURDAY. No red, 'eh a Afs
1870; December 1bk6 75Ac, closing l5]lc
a. ked January 77a71ssc closing 7l1io May
s3}S aa4c, closing s5A a s3Mc corn dul aud
Irregular; D.ar opiJNs closed ga 40 higher,
deferred o lions &c lower than saturday
No. mixed casa 1870; December
3Id3t[c bid; J'puarv 34kaS43sc BIZ, C'OsiDg
al 844s c bid May 3sd3s'Se, closiDg BSAc Oata
dull and Irregular; No, m,Xod cash goa
26J5o; December 26l<c bid; May 5000. Corn
meal hIm at 81 g5 whisky 81 49, Wool
quiet at recent decline; medium clothing 2lH
d26i; comDlnE 2Sd 25&c; low and conrae lim
&c; lne light l9924c; heavy l6a29Gi black
l7d25c. Provisions ull md irTegnlhr. Pork
firm VI 80 sly, Lard STEADY ut s. S. Bulk meats
wax, loweri loose lots long clear, 81 90;
short ribs s. 20. short clcsr 80 0oi boxed lots
long clear s. sos; short ribs - loi
short clear 50 co. Bacon weak /;
long clear and short ribs 81 co. short ear
81 70 lams Arm ut 50 50all 80 Afternoon
board Wheat easy and l6allc lUwer Corr &c
lower, oats q shade easier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

eiis 9bls, isei Eupion do, qse. do g.s cases.
"a b stliaiant, s5 cases, 81 lO DO tx cases
- 9V macaroni small box 65c sermiceili ~ II
~ w Vsssup Ia bulk per gallon 81 Worces
va a. ssuee IN uuik per gallon 81 Is.
Nile ~, ine powdered, bbla, 7kc; do half
AZ. 80 wy lOaf, INC; granulatod standard,
80, louisiana granulatod, So; siandar1 A,
sse' cnoice white, G. 10; Louisiana y g.. eve
hlce, Louisiana 4sfabEc,
az ~ LII! -lh I'VE quote; Young chickens, 81 Is
so cV' per aoai old, 81 35as 90; turkeys, 4oa
WHlsKY-Rectned, 81 losi SO. as nor nroot
soul'mssh two year old, 81 eOai 20; three
~ ca n sOs2 70; fancy, extra old whisky,
medium s2ci light fine Voc: coarse lssisc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

RIO ~ JANIERo, Nov. 5,--COHec regulari
inst, 5Jnl refs per 10 kilosi good se9pnd
4sA0 refs Receipts during The week ,s,vA,
bags Purchases for tho UUlted states 900
bags clear iucee Tor the United States, aj.V1
baga stock 1870 bngs
sArTuS, NOV 10 --Cohee--Go0s hrcra q 1850
reis ptY KOS. Receipts during tie week, 40 y
bags. Purchases for toe United staioh 1900
bags Ciehranrcs for the United sthigs, none
sl0eE no goO baFs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


.sSslar annual meeting of the stock
- ,,,.a Feit Worth y Denver City Rail
s.9a,ny VIII C held at the oilioo of the
n, w Y. 70 iae clty Of Fort Worth, Tex, on
'' \, a, at 10 o'clock a, M. TIE
irsl igVAs III close on the 18th of Novem
s'snSir, M aud re open on the 18th day
w. A. ROSS, Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

GALVESTON, Tax, MOI. Is. - Cotton - Spot
closed firm ! l6e higher.
Gross rec lpts, sOl3.
Sales, 1883.
Exports, none
Shipments coAstwise, lsi9.
STOCK, 7G,9It
Low ordin ~, !. l6c; ordinary, s !. Ice; good
ordinary. Ice; low mic ding, SIC: mid
ding. s5sc; good middling Sc; middllng fair,
0 7.lGC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
LOTTO DEFtnTIC
-he Great French skin Remedy

FOR Tie total eradication Of pimples. iTeeh.es
biUichee. fal am srPt-Tu. 4 eef,air cue y
letter, tchi3 hsa,. -inswOTm ani nj! gigRaNa'
u the skin. VIII breach tho hands 70 HgoNl
vfhiteurss. Lotto Dermle uricC 5ee prr hOile
II. ". WILLLAhi9& Co.
Wholesale Ayarta. EDr WORTH, Tea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

NEW ORLEANS la, Nov Is Cotton Spot
closed Grm at l6 higher,
sales $3.50
Low ordinary CSC; ordinary 5lSci good or
dinary 7asc; low middllug eco, middllpg
SIC; good middng, SIC; middling fair,
Q3Sc far l0kc
Futures opened st a'y at decline, ruled lru,
closing firm, TO points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

LrvEUrooI, Nov. ootOn-spot closed
firm
Ordinary a.l6l good middlipg, 9-l6d low
middlins, sd; mlddling uplands, l6d;
mlddllnc OreR' a, h9Sc
To,al sales, l2.0Oo American, e5Oo. Imports,
Ii rn0. A nneIlchn Nh %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.--Cotton--spot closed
steady and unchanged,
Sale- -.
Ordinary 1850; good ordinary 7 1850,
low midiiug s II lBc; mjddllug, 3.l6c;
good niddliug. use; miidhng fair, 10 -lOc.
luturts closed strong to points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

ilEslAN BATH HOUSE--Natura noWlng
4 mlei, eighty gallons per minute, soft az
n nier-White sulphur, mngnesia and Soda
u, haiolng water IN tho state. 1t may hs
Nc 80 ioi Springs, drunk hot while barh
4 arglo tickets, 70 conts; five tickets, 81
n g ha5maseE, proprietors, northwest
Aawhlc sQaas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

rlyrED--ihe use OF a good, gentle har-
ssa horse f0r Its feed Work light and
Eatll ben, j, -. Mitchell & Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

4. 5-SlIE- Large motel, with thirty i've
~, sell yentilate5, centrally located In
-,rs Population 1900. No opposition.
ssr. Apply TO BoDo s. olive, George
f ! igss .----------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
ON CHANGE.
spot Cotton Fractions and Fntures
Fren Ono 10 Nine Points Higher
Money Market Easy.
wheat Opened Weak, FlucSeted within n
narrow Range and Closed Lower
Live Stock TrHnsaetions Brisk.
TORT WORTH NAnKExs--DAILx nm.
VIEW
oTProE OF THE GAEErrE,
FORT WORTH, TKx., Nov, IS. 1885,.


FORT WORTH, TEX, Nov. 10, 1855.
Trade was above an average TO-DAY.
The retail trade was especially active in
dry goods and groceries, many farmers
being In The city with cotton ami other
products. The advance In cotton has had
a stimulating effect on trade and shows
that there is still much cotton in the
country.
Eggs ftill have an upward tendency.
The MARKETS oserstocked in poultry and
country butter Of lower grades.
TRADE NOTES.
When gold began to move away from
the Bank Of England for export to This
and other countries the other day. the
bank promptly raised It's rate OF discount
from 50 to per cent. But the open mar
ket rate for money In London will proba-
bly, remain q full per cent. below this
inquire, In which case the banks
hoard OF bullion will not be disturbed
greatly. The probability is that the bank
would NOT allow Its present amount OF
surplus reserve to be diminished from any
causes. Az fast as the rate OF sterling
exchange goes down, the rate OF discount
will be likely to go up. The Bank Of
Germany also advanced its rate OF dis
NOAhe bAOih . W 90 per CENT,
In late issue the Northwestern Miller
gives some interesting figures in relation
to the -four product at Minneapolis. 1t
says 1.-THE -four product Of the Mime.
Rpolis mills for the crop year now closed
overshadows the work Of any previous
year, exceeding the highest figures by
over 100000 barrels 1t reached
the stupendo1s amount Of $3.50, $50
barrels. The crop year in Minnesota is
from September to August 81, inclusive.
From production of ,551 ,7S9 barrels in
1879, the output of these mills has stead.
lily increased until now large portion of
the wheat crop of the Northwest finds
the market in tlour rather than Ia the
berry"
The new oleomargarine stamps have
been completed and they win be supplied
to collectors of internal revenue as rapid
ly as they can be printed, The first OF
the series of the denomination 5000 is
for manufacturers and bears the picture
of the treasury building. The second
stamp OF the series is intended fer
packages. II is partly printed on bright
green, and in the center is pretty design
in black ink, representing farmer and a
mechanic. The last of the series is the
export stamp, which is also printed in
bright green, and bears upon 1t medal
lion representing magnificent ocean
| ste2mer under full Roadway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

NIX gold bracelet, was lost on Hons.
y t,si between Il. o. Evans Co and w
u bgAlts, Is. X. Coilman. A liberia
WI HI Dc given by returning to b X
In. LII Worth TrAnsfer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

young gentlemen OF
cls1une want q dancing master to take
Z Byrd, uleburne, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
RlsUELI.ANEoUs.

no ThrOcsmorton sire ct, a large plain
4. M ing; SIX letters engraved ineiOe.
III raKNd Il It's return TO 9Azette OIL 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
RNGLIsH coNsoIa

lOl ls.ls for money.
STOCKS AND RosDs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
ion sALE-LIvE STOCK,
LOST.

4SsSlI -i5 good feeding steers ana 80
q irt4asqs ;. A, Hatcher, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

4 hAAfAN AAi1aiAAFANf 24st
Il En, NO,e and Il roat. Practice con
~ y epecal diseases. Or. Frank Gray
I Ergd Y KINGS drug store.
4 tAOl!l E.NiAuN, homeopathic nAr
N Ho9ed hts onca and residence to corner
n lat Taylor streets, nr. Brolles' former
"A Qlllce hours 70 10 a. M, 2to4p
2Af9hQne conn Ctions
IA Z i'tiuAAIb genorsl mud ana Oul
t.ga agents Tor sac Panhandle
IN, " kOUFN, BolncOpaJnlst-uiaus
sAAas rect opposite pogtofiiCe. Hours
~ l.5g to and to p. M. Sundays
hesdtnee Ibiyd street, corner Rubl
leeeonneclione
XIV WELLS, Att0Sneys al laW
ial,gaei PoNas Special attention giveI
lAleomWeyHiG itigatlnp
aSs slhAEE IS FORD, As0Tnsys-aI-
s a-e: ean aarc0si Texas,
W. W. Aeai.L y ROGERS, hIsOrneyp ans
1f,e;sters II Law. Over fort Worth Na
-'-lA Aala street. Fort Worth. Tex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

IA z i'tiAhIb genoTsl mud ana jill
.ga lgcnte Tor sac Panhandle g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16

COTTON MARKETS.
Receipte at an United States Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
FoR SALE.

fpF,T-furnished T Ome Tor rent q
RI m Teaiherford street. j. NJ, Rnbbil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
q gooms FOR RRET.

svcr.-Two furnished rooms, with or
sAa.t hoard, northwest corner OF Fifth
nt,rr Mrs. j. Il. Fakes.
, 1886-09-11

The clerk of the Fifth Avenue hotel
was leaning meditatively against the
desk the other night, with his eyes on
the corridor, II has been at his post
many years. and is n shrcwd observer.
They are all countrymen. as the say
ing goes. - he remarked, holding his head
toward the throng. and they are a won
derful illustration Of the advance the
whole country has made during the past
ten or fifteen years in amer and at
tire. The men are from every corner of
the big continent. This is the time OF
year, you know, when the backwoods-
man, farmer, hcrder. miner, and village
merchant come to New York for their
annual blowout. Look ut them, and
you see a body of mel who are dressed
as quiet everyday New Workers dress,
and who do not differ in the mass from
so many respectable and well-to-do citi-
zens. Their clothes are of the
conventional cut and pattern, their
boots well and neatly made,
their hats of the proper block,
and their faces composed. Three years
ago you'd have seen a dozen big SLOUGH
hats in that crowd; five years q a
qlartfT Oh tue itcNs Wpulu nave Deen
decorated by open mouths and eyes
shining with surprise AMI fright; seven
years K there would have been a dozen
men among them without neckpes; and
fifteen years ago you would have seen no
end of awkward. uncouth, and shamb-
ling back-country gentry who didn't
know how TO talk or what to do with
their hands or feet"
Its a great change; quite as n%oticea-
bic. too, in the streets as here
-Of purse that's just the point; as
they are before you, SO they are all over
America. 1t has been an amazing
change. 1t is due in part to the drum
mers. who go everywhere and by ex-
ample teach young men in the country
how to dress; TO the great clothing
houses that sen out hundreds of thou
sands of city-made suits Of clothes a
year, and to the newspapers that talk so
much about the big cities that the read
ers are gradually educated up to tho
standard. Its n wonderful change
Blakcly Hall in Chicago Times.
, 1886-09-11
WAYS OF THE MENNoNlTes.
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AN Auction-A Funeral.

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On Saturday night an interesting
scene is to be witnessed in every town
and village in Scotland. 1t is a stream
of the natives in their Sabbath clothes
making for the small grocers. The
puzzled visitor little thinks that an in
guiry into the meaning Of this would
give him the secret Of Scotland's reputa-
ton of being a kirk going people. What
every one is off to buy is a bag of pepper
mint lozenges, and he always tells the
shopman to give him the change in half
pennies. The halfpcnnies are for the
plate, the lozenges for church consump-
ton. Many pounds of the kind known
rs extra strong are eaten throughout
the country ut every service. There is
II great art in slipping them solemly
into your mouth, and long practice has
made some devout people so good at it
that they can do it though the minister's
eye be on them.-Pall Mall Gazette.