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Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-08
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FIN ANCIAL

New York. Oct. 7.-MoNEY-On call,
active AT 5MGl2 per cent, closing at per
cent asked.
PUNE MERCANTILE PArER-4@5 per
cent
STERLING ExcHANGE-Quiet ana steady at
S4.Sll4 for GO day bills, 81 s4Iz for demand.
GovERNMENTs-Goyern bonds We're
dull and easier.
SToCKs-The stock market showed much
less activity than in any other day so Tar
this week and with the exception of the first
0gi ing wss WsS strong H % and rst Prices were from
j. TO q per cent above last evenings final
figures. Prices were feverish and irregular,
but generally firm. They soon gave way,
however, under the lead of Western Union
and Nanderbllts. Toward noon the decline
was checked and general advance ensued,
which was marked by special strength in
Minneapolis d ST Louis and Nickel Plate.
Reading also became extremely active and
strong, but just previous 10 the close the mar
Ret declined and closed weak
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-08
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Thursday Evening, Oct. 7.

Thursday Evening, Oct. Z.
Cattle-The market was about steady. Sew
eral punches OF feeders were sold, but at pri-
vate terms. Range cows are selling slowly
and the yards are full. Native butcher stuff
is shade lower and receipts moderate. Good
corn cattle were in falr demand, but the mar
ket generally IS 25c lower than on Monday.
HOgs-The fresh receipts were light today,
The market was slow and dull al decline of
fully l0c Statesmen generally are predict
ing lower prices. Light hogs are especially
SLOW sale, Buyers will only take such hogs
hogs have 10 be thrown ont before they will
buy q load. The throw outs are sold at S3.l5
(G3.50
Sheep-There were a few loads in today
but nothing doing on the market
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-08

80. it-r. do e-e,. .t,,p hfdos s,,,. d.
.9f,cl -Ta'So. '1'' O''
so. ,.}N VW 80 80 '''''''' '.'s',+c' No -
trf.-.,,H.v p,tr-. sr-fr -,orl-,.ts ,-,i.1
shade easier Wboaf- Noveipber 5s.. o.. De-
cgmanr ~ e: Man. size. Corn-Norember
G e December. 27. O.: Nav. 4t.c Oats
n yynucr. 25,.c: Ma. S0 c. P0rk--Nov-
cu5er S-.11. january saS5i5 Lard
November - 7, january - So.
Boce-at, Shipments
rI.1r hhrs - 0.n ii OIN
WI, VIZ. II ''''''' c5111 Ia SJ5
Corn. nu ........... 23iO.O $4,000
Osts' ON l-4pSl jlGpl6
Rye, ou ............ 5000 1000
Barley .pl........... 5000 5000
l2l 6t1. pyrnri. 81 6b6. srof a shade lower
and haa.,. rffi,r. p.,.n.H y ufl.c lower
of ''ryaTi. al Btstc.l as t. closing hely.y
win "a rn4ctf,g gf D. .t# %. ,raded red
IL 7>,r. So. srsl :. ia -. Nu.a rel. Sc
u elevator. -4uo,l.c O. adoat: No. rcd. = ,.;
No. red October closed at Sc
acjtye: OPTIONS = = atc iowcr' lowe aI, closing heavy
rc"e pts pa, 800. exports. 5000: uu-raued
~ .a45c; No. g. 44c, No. ., 45. s.Gil G in
elevator. 43a45s G alUat: No. 2 October clos
ing AT 45.sc,
Oats-WithOut important change: receipts,
= JO5; exports, none: mixed western, JO-a
H,-'C. White western o1G4lc
IcuOleuin-f iIu; uiteu, - c.
Eggs Fiuucr far inquiry.
Por% lnchansed-
IDd-A SHADE higher; western straMh
spot SG.2L
Chee,e-Quiei and about steady.
Others unchanged.
Minneapolis, Oct. q Whoat--Wealt
and lower: No, ! hard, 5el4"; cash and No
Nemher, &c; December I@'4c; No. ! north
ern, Csc; cash. Gs: December, 1O'ec: No.
northern, cash, 60 e.; November Gj.gc; Jcto-
ber, Csc
flour-Dull; patents, $40 d4.A0; bakers
-; 2OG5 81.
nt%elllsLN NIvKeeHL IN9,Vv n,n 3u. d.. oc nm
27uIp'hehis-N w neat - wv O"'' "o."' -''''
Do.s'
Cincinnati, Oct 7.-N heat-DuII; NO
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-08
Prevailing Prices.
Representative sales

TEXAS STEERS.
is9... M9. .li55 As s555 F5; No. AT' Pr
IDAHO RANGE STEERS.
No Av Pr No. Av. Pr.
g.. 81 sass iSs 1853 $40
S.. .992 2.s5
No. Av. Pr.
49,. 1925 sl.5O
COWS.
No. 10 % a.. ss65 g. So, y, "A A., ss.d7: E,
3..ll.3 S2.3 %. .lOGl 2.G5
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-08

per eWt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at 3se per ID for AL weights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

iielpchcs, with tansom tights over each,
iyxY0 inchesr
"iiow long DO you calculate thai Il Will
iakoyonio complete itgr
"Weil, 90 0 rough estimate, would
say n about elehi more neuths TUE had
weather has hludcred as grcatly
sut NOW things are moyia,t
swifny. Ihero agc some sixty men
AZ work. All tho excavation Is ahoat au-
lsled and There Is atleasi onc,Hlth Of the
stone cut and the same amount OF nason-
ry done in 9 few days more SIC shall
have the bsscmcnt icyeiod for ihe ilrst
story jolsts
Mr. Abercrombie sp8ke Win pardon
able amount Of pride concerning his
work, 70 which he eives the
most serupul0ns care. rha draw.
mgs and Specifications % this
esNolishmcnt,whioh MS everybody knows.
VIII he devoted to groceries tAelusively,
seefe eNecnted hY Mcs.rs Keklc q Mann
of ST. j0s,lh, nud 10 Mai llsggdrt, the
competent arcltect q this eisy, Is in-
trnstod the responsibility OF having every
dciail ihotoughly carried out rhcfr n
no contractor, Mr.. ADcror0mhle seeing
thai the work goes ga lroni day % day Ia
The way " ongat
When iiuisneG u viii BE, IA the express.
i've u inelegaut slang on she day, q regular
Jim Dandy, q thing of joy to SIS liberal,
iAEe'n@rted owner and O creoit % the
town
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
A mUGls HOUSE.


POINTS ABoUr THE BIGGRsT BUSINESS
BuiLDlNq IN TnE SOUTHWEST.
Yesterday afternoon a GAZETTE re-
porter, whom business CHANGED 10 cHll 10
the foot OF Main street, paused 90 look 30
q sight that naturally attracts every lover
of architectural development--thc work
on the mammoth structure IN course 81
construction TO. Joseph II Brown, the
well-Rnown wholesale grocer 81 this city.
After watching for few moments the
mhsuns busiiy plying their trowels win
the dcft touch peculiar 10 that class OF
skilled w0rknen, the reporter acGostrd
Mr. James Aher. rombie, late Ot ST.
Joseph, Mo-, well-kn0wn contractor,
unde whose personal supervision thu
binding " going up. MIR. Abercrpnbie
cOurteonsly consented 70 answer all
queries, aud Ia reply 70 TIE GA2RlTE
maa's inquiries said:
"Yes, IL will unless am greatly mis-.
taken, be the largest Wholesale house in
the West. III st. Joseph we have taller
houses than this will be- but none Of
them take up as much territory, and that
Is q place nearly three times as large,
take Il, as Fort Worth"
what are the dimeBsl0nsfn
f'There Is frontage OF 1873 feet on
Main street, running back 200 feet -
Rusk It VIII be built entirely Of stone,
and have three stories and basement.
the last being 80 feet, and ihr stories re-
speciiyciy 10 3 and 10 feet IN height,
with a eOrniee snrmOnnting the rOoi run
ming from 10 20 10 feet. n Will mol only
he u substantial, but very hand
some house, having cut stone front
on three sides Of the building from tn
grade line 10 add 70 IL slightly ape Al,
auoc there VIII be two magnificent clrn.
~ towers, 90 She souin and west corners
INSIDE, a coufse, there VIII be mo se at
ttnIiOn paia 70 use than pfDanisni, ba
the Office VIII beinost elegantly trreagn
with al the modern appointments ak
coayenieuces, entered through DOORWAY
ten feet Wide into yesiiJiiie eieAttel
4 fset 81 width. Alpl2 ie Aiai1 STREE
'front.' there IRE 70 pa EIGHT plete nsosi
/ lights q 40 uecpHlmcAls large siz9, g0i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
I,IfrY rnnusANn snns1nY.

A FORMER FORT wuRTHlrE BUYS A BIG
HACIENDA Ann PROPOSES TO START A
PAPER MILL TO GEr n.
a special 70 the Corpus Christi Caller
reports the Inauguration of q mammoth
enterprise IN Mexico 10y former citizen
Of Fort Worth The friends Of Mr. John
w Turner ia This city viii learn with
pleasure Of his great success Ia the q,
" the MONT zumas, Fort Worth pluck
and Fort Wo Tia vim are Irresistible III any
climate and amung any peoples
MoNrEREY, Jan 28.-John W. Turner,
formerly Of Fort Worth, has closed a trade
tor the erlebrated san Francisco or Wa
mke hacieuda, which contains waterfall
OF eight hnndrcd horse power, "A lovely
orange farm, q romantic and beautiful
villa He BOW proposes to organize Il
company with one-qunter-milIon capital
for the special purpose OF establishing a
paper mill for which this government Of
fels concession Of $50 900 TO the Arst
party or company who uuy establish the
same. Mr. Turner's mdumitabie VIII and
perseverance, coupled witb his record AZ
pnblie pcuetactor to Mexico iu bis large
operation, guarantees 70 Us a long-felt
want aud grand success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
splendid umoer.

n. .Junea, one OF the most noted
truckers Of desperate horse-thleyes Ia this
country. was ia the city Yesterday look
Ing up old friends. Jim Jones makes bis
headonarters Ia the Territory aud horst
thieves have natural terror whenever
they know he Is around They always
Give wide berth to any PLACE IL which he
NAV be stopping. lie has done much
GOOD work for the government and has
recovered hundreds u horses and arrest
ed scores OF thieves, Such men as Zones
are conservators OF the peace and pro-
perty OF our citizens, and they are q biegs-
nv 70 honest men a terror to thieves,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
1he nlnn,onh klne.

Charles l.. Davis, Che famous comedian,
with the Sealskin oyercoW worth $500,
with ibe dog 'jerrym worth 36Q0 and
WIN the $1,000 watch aud 100000 worth
OF real diamonds, appeared on Monday
evening as calvin loslip" before a large
aud enthusitic audience Ia tue opera.
hOusc MIR. Davis luimitabie acting in
the role Of the old farmer brought the
house down and caused continuous roars
of laughter. His support was good The
lawyer, fhcopMlus Oglesby Doris, played
by II. G. stanley was one of the best
characters ever seen In Port jeryis An
thc nlhers-hdies, villains, policemen
and lawyers were good The orchestra
deserved special commendatin Nathan
Carrie, the trombone soloist, is without an
equal on the road Charles T. Lowe, tue
Nylophonlst, charmed and delighted the
audience with several pieces on his odd
Instrument He aud Mr. Carlo were buth
cncorod The whole entertainment Is
good costumes, scenery acting and ma.
SIC being exceptionally nnet Daily
Register.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

FOtr OnfI, IlAsIJhn' ~, NE.
a nofional convention 81 third q d
fourth class pOStmasters has been called
70 meet at Chicago, February D, 1890, 10
present memorials 10 congress, etc., for
the relief u p0stmastcfS u The above
cla-ses. 4 delegate from thie, the Filth,
congressional district u Texas, ehonld ne
present All tile postuaafess " this On.
trct, 81 the aforementioned cAefes, arc
respectfully invited 90 attend q touyeniiul
Al sherman, Tex, Saturday, fcpInary 2,
az 2 o'cieck N sharp, i0f ne plTpOse
* selecting q delegate 81 deif2Htes an
20sin8ft0rs are expect 4 10 give from NJ
N az 70 send drifgaiez 10 mo p4tipUal
conyeutiou AND io Washington CpnNi.
buttons <of amoaHsl eaeA aillcQptfleule1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28


Two Immense eiss were shipped here
yesterday
NJ Lewis, the grocer has Pan
Electric connection now.
Papers matrimonial wore issued yester-.
qay to J. H. Dearlng aud Miss Mary
johnson.
NO clew was obtainedpyesterday 90 lhe
thieves who purioin0d the foul 6ferCoats
from The Hotel Pickwck
Toe railway man clerks on the western
run say they are worked neatly To dea.h
now in handling the heavy mail from this
city.
Total Gotten receipts up 10 date agrrc-
gate about fifteen fhOusand bales Nearly
sixty thousand bales have been con.
pressed here.
Sheriff l.. J. Mcrain Of Montague
county arrived IN the city yesterday with
two lunatics who viii bpiaken this morn
ing TO the asylum az Terrell Tor treatment.
Citlzeus on East Fourth street and on
Burnett street propose to add those
thoroughiares TO the list Of graded ana
gaveled streets, aud work WIN begin
shortly.
Eort wdr,h aso ,si,,,,i,' uooe VI
NJ bogs na,v.o.days XXX g11,. n', III,
time peal.rs 6Sr5 ere bny5,a ~, so ,', tr.,,
bring, and pork is cheap.
t1sno.i,i,,1,, st.t..d $780,. *. ......
,yell.lnn,sn ci,{,ons ,.,,i ooV t,,"t ,t w
no,,,s ~, ~, III ~ ,.',,,i,.i, ~ w
Thara n r' 80 scti'.,, ~ ~
~ ~, a,,,.,,,, 49, s 49,
''' " '''' 'p' ''''' Vi'0''S' 9''''V i'Nii pi'''
Az win be noticed elsewhere ia this
issue, Miss MoHou's art school will open
tomorrow, The public are most cordially
invited TO attend and inspect her many
specimens In the various branches She
proposes to teach
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
4 ooMfnnMlsr rnomAnE.n

TIM supNqiEs oS lliE lNrgsr HoNp oF
tonN Nitupts make 4 tInfRAl PROMO.
siTloN 10 rms titA cauNtit
Negotiations hate bern on foot Tor
several days looelug 20 u compromise o.
the city's cl8iiu aga'ust t6e hoNNsmeitof
John Nichols, At last deiiHitU prOposi
ton has been eh'mNtcd Ny the sureties,
and, II Is learned, VIII 0e Immediately
considered Ny the council As Is Weli-
kuQwu, thate are two sets OF hond-men,
one belonging io The period prior 30
tue last city election, and the
other known as the new bond.
The question ITS 90 which % tho Two
bonds Is iahle presents a serious legal
difficulty which, II pIecedents 50 for any
thing, win not be settled except by q
long, wearispmo and expensive siege Of
'h0gation The guntlemcn comprising
The new bond now propose 10 cuWprp.
Mise The Indebtedness aud ASSUME the
equities of the city against the cid ponQg-
men. The figure at which they Offer TO
settlo Is m exceedingly liberal one aud
known 20 be regarded flVorahly
py members OF tho council. II
the city should be compelled 10 enioro
tho collection of The bond IN an proba.
hility Il would receive less, after detfay-
ing the expenses, than Is now rendered IL
Ia the way OF compromise One
feature OF the ease which especially sug-
gests the wisdom OF such au adjustment
OF thc matter is Che danger incidental 20
It's ltigatiQn ~ Is possible, for
instance, that Judgment may be ob.
uthed on the old bond Tor portion of
the shortage, aud then, after an the
VeXatlous delays of the law, a snit for the
balance must be instituted against the
new bondsmen. Another Jury may
conclude that the latter IS be.
sponsible for only part OF the
difference and thus the possibility Is pre-.
sentcd Of iinal Judgments which will iall
below the SUN total OF the inal shortage,
reporter of THE GAZETTE interviewed
several business meu IN regard TO the
matt, e, and they unanimously gave 1t as
their opinion that II Tie city could make
anything like fair compromise II should
do "a. Said one shrewd business mani
every day you see dtialcauuns reported
In the newspapers now, tell mo how
/ many instances YOU can recall IN whlct
the bonds were collectedf' The question
( was a sumner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

The oillcers who have been iuyostieat-
ing the burning e Mrs Max have come
90 the conclusion chat NO ono 81 criminal.
ly responsible ,pr hes death, but There are
two upiuioDs ~ regard TO how she came
~ barn ONcef Rushing IS 81 the opluiop
from what bc lemned from woman, an
iAmaje 81 Tic hoase tlat Mrs Max had
usen thinking too much and TINT IN try
i0g 20 light the lanp ihe sleeve Of her
dress caught Gre, resulting iNmllr
Ciiicer FuNOrd believes that tao burn
ing mattress sVund IN She street som after
the ite bad some connection With the
AFFAIR, and De thinks tAe woman was IN
bed when the Dire took place lt Is sug-
geatcd by SOME thm she May have been
smoking d cigarette While lying down,
and dropping Oh to sleep tbo cigarette
set fire TO her clothing IL n, 10 eithcr
case, neady certain now that no one but
/ the uQfOftGngte woman was responsible
for her ttIriblg death
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
A Bridat Party.

sheriff Maddox and wife last night wei
coined 10 their hospitable home a happy
bridal party from Bremond and VIII en-
terrain nr. aud Mrs Baker Tor several
DAYS. The bride was Miss Katie Bi2i-
tow. roi Bremond, a niece Of Mrs Waiter
MADDOX, and beautiful aud accomplished
yopng lady. Or. Baker is physician
who stands high IN his community and be
deserves cUngra,ulation for the prize he
has won II Is stated that the doctor has
long laid siege 70 The lady's heart, The
GAzErre welcomes the happy couple 70
Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

Hartford Hack and wife So s. a..
Robinson, east balf 81 west half 81 lot
Ne block No. 81, a5sloa, city 81 Fort
Worth; consideration, $3.50
Hartford Hack ami wife ia Alice Robin
son, loh i0xi0Q, out OF block ~. Jen-
niugs south addition; consideration.
Sf00
Edward Iloyenhamp toC G. Cumming,
ons quarter interest in LOO acres OF Green
y. Giyens' surveys also thirty acres out
of Mnmphls 3 El paso railway snryeyi
consideration, $500.
4 N BruDswia sud wife to Mts, Mary
Buillagion, lot75xt0o, out Of hlock Si. AZ
iNicrsection % the south llnO d Fonrth
street with the sast line az Calhoun
street consideration, &sGG2 so.
=. N Bndlagton and wife 20 Goldman
Boyd southwest Quarter Of block 10. Is,
bounded by Fourth and Taylor strcets
consideration, s5009.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
ye.terdn,,s Meeting Il ~ Ala sorlsiJ.

The Fort Worth Relief society met az
usnai time and place and was opened with
deyotioual exercises Bible reading by
tne presldent, Mrs Turner, followed IS
prager bg Mrs Cobb, after which the
minutes 81 last meeting were read and APP
nrovpd. Tho reports 81 the committees
were received and approved. The follow
no names we're added 70 The list 81 mems
hers aiesdames Klley, =. Heck, Ada.n-
snn I.aran,er. b h. Sprinkle. kase
Walker. Mcneil, Janes Brilvr, CSDo, o.
4 Kennedy MrsD. ~ Smith was mace
Al hnnnraFy member The Relies Society
Win Give 4 NartAa washington slipper On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
THE CITY.
'rnn roErnY or AnynnrIslNa.

l'nntcia Circular
There n land 81 Butter tears aNd Waiiine.
a Hand most liks tnNt nrcas ono Dante Anew.
NheraNan faced Kobe, With iaiA robes tnil
ing,
Ia sad procession nnycs, hInws beand with
rae.
lt Is p land pCoplCd he WilleSs mnrtals.
Compattd eiih wh NJ t'e yirgine GNe. we're
WISE
And therc = writ above ils alo smg portals
We did NOT ihlrk q Paid 20 adycyVac.
There Is land that flows wish tptk rnd hone ~
Not Che condensed, nor YET tha sorghum
strains.
Earh dwciicr bears . cripsack iat With money.
Bonds, coNaona, ftpck4 nnu various other
salu5.
iiarpy are these "a az high tide the fishes
Nntcar doth drown the iauAhtvrin tbeir evrs
For better luck they have no sort Of Wishes
The cake - thoire--thcy ieancd 20 atvcriiso.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
w.ndinr.l,ell. rn MINI.

This evening at O'Clock at the Fourth
street Methodist church the rites of mat
rmony viii be celebrated between Mr. n.
w. Finley Of Tyler aud Niles Minnie Sims
Of this city Rev a a. Allison viii per-
form the ceremony No cards have been
issued, and the friends OF the parties gen
orally are invited 10 be present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28

can be sent 20 J 7 Leslie, Van Alsbpe,
or any postmaster who will attend and IL
VIII be proparly appropriated. All post
masters are interested aud should. there
fore send ~ their contributions at once.
j Z. LEsLg, postmaster,
Van Alstync
$. HUNDLnY, postmaster,
Cannon.
An papers IN this district are most re-
specially requested 70 copy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
ANuNHxpnurnp conIpLlmENr.
WAT a NEW YORK ARTIST THINKS or III
GAZETrKs PRESS WORK.

wAATA NEW YORK ARTIST ruTNEs QrquE
GAzGrrK's 'PREss WORK.
The following letter, entirely unso-
licited and unexpected, is none the less a
deserved compliment to the excellent
pressman who pute THE GAzETIE before
its readers every day Mr. James r.
Cooper is devoted 70 his work. au his
pride herein and promptness are most
communicable aud gratifying. llo would
"break his neck'' to get The paper In the
mails on time, aud vet never forget that
be wants It TO look like u daisy
TtMrLE CouGr, NEW YORK CRY Jan ~,
1855 MIR. W, }. Malone: DEAR NIL Oa9e
No seen az The Office Nj. Hacholler the Fort
Worth GAZErrE ntAming Golden Wed
din J." AZ am Mr. BaGhcllrrs art uanAger,
ANA ns the lllusratiVns were madn under my
direction, want 20 say To you that, among all
the rupurs nave seen no print ng Is 30 excel
lent in every appo nttnont a. This. II ought 70
confer certain distinction upon the Fort
Worth GAZETTE 10 De recognized by Az who
see g. Thanking You for tho justice unuc the
cuts nd hoping succCes mpy attend v"u, ] am.
ygrj sincerely yours, -. sCnuIT2,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
BIG spRISG CHALLENGED.
colorado city wants 20 Try marlssman.
ship win ier S~ishbor.

Colnrnho Nl1 wants 70 Try WhrhbAAaiis
ship win der S~ishbor.
To inc Ed,tor OF The Gazette
COLORADO, TEx.,lan. %.
wiz sou please publish the following
challenge:
luLoRADO.GIYY, Tx, Jan 20, lssG--
10 any Two menin Biz Spring Tex We,
the undersigned, win shot any two men
va Big Spring, Tex, three wetchrs for
s25 or 500 match, az twenty-five glass
balls Or twenty-five clay pigeons each, The
ln0eing party 10 pay tor the balls or
pigeons usos; State associatl0u rules 70
govern the shoot Thu iirst match q be-
sb1f a. Colorado City, the see0ud o. Big
Spring and che third 1t Colorado City
All matches 70 be fthot one week part.
and no restriction al 70 wcl9ht e egp
usea. SAT- fINLHr,
~ 81 tapws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
\ mnoPpINe pna suIr.
a Texas Bian Brings m Action Ak"'n'' '','
Globe Democrat fcr Libe''

Specialize she Gazette
IIENneRsOw, INK, Jan. N ,s--o pippfsSz n.
libel snit was lled and dockcted ti'lAg y
ma dls,rict court III this city, wherein Yrs
1,obs Printing company Of ~ LgplR y Z
dalendant and John Price 81 AZ q sltffs
Ton NC plaintligs, for the sum q Ets9,
900 Th;a h the amount Priye r'k',e7
I'm eo1nnansaic him for tho it9py Y.
n,rt, u n9,nn VA sustained by nv 9AAi
ter ~ sphson ~ he llDclous efslsleA y VII.
pearlng III that paper snots XIV, ~ IA
The killing 81 Conductor ftae,s ~ * q, ~.
international train ncat ysss'2 Il. s-
morning Of jauualy IN 80 n l,Il
Price Is charged Win q ~ '-'Ns 's'''
10 the ttasvlTs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-28
srILL rIlnN nnMI..

YESTERDAYS ARRIVALS on iNrgmoR
MERCHANTS ~ THE cIrv nuYiNG
GOODS
Mr.J r. shlyers, Silver city, N NJ
Mr., T a. Martin, Temple.
Mr. } f. Barlow, Grafton.
Mr. 2. L. Dalhs, Of Dallas & Son,
Garyln.
Mr.. j. r. Nix, Reno,
Col Joe Fowler OF ALE.
Mr. G, Hayden Of the nrm OF stanley
s Carney, Aurora
Mr. Frank Robinson Of the frm OF
Robinson Bros, Nbrkd.
Col, g, NJ Luitell Of RiddvHle.
Dr, H., = lIol, druggist, OF BluGdale,
Dr G. G. Pate, druggst, Of Arlington,
Mr. Campbell Of Chiffon & Campbell,
Comauche.
Mr. Clifton q Jamson q Clifton, Reno
Or. S. NJ wilson, druggist, d Keller,
Purchasing agent for Mr.J { Roque-
more, Morgan's NH.
Mr. }. II A key, Waylaud.
Mr. A Crawford Of wayiaDd
Mr.. W. II. welburn Of Roanoke,
MI J. y Bufeh Of Burns Guy
Mr. Patdue Of parde" 8 Sons, Itasca
Mr. G Cleveland Of Bowie.
Mr.. } IS. Atwood Of Plum Grove.
Mr., y. G. Arnold Of Rice Springs,
Rev, W T. Tines merchant 81 Nuns.
Geld
Nh. McCrary OF Cleburnc.
Mr. I c. Lewis Of Grapevine.
Mr. Volpey Robinson Of ClebuIne.
Mr. l. G. Babb o. Pecos.
WHOLESALE AcKUrs.
The Wholesale trade Is on boom.
The city IS we'll througtd with mer.
chnuts from an over the STATE, Investing
IN merchandise IN different lines
All Of the commercial tourists have
turned their faces toward the interior
OnCo more aud are IN king the trade and
the new year with VIVA
The implement and machinery es,ab-
lishmpnt ~ j H. Mitchell Z %. shipped
"a carload Of Agricultural implements,
wagons etc to NJ ssrH. PA Crawford
and } II Askry NJ Wayland yesterday.
Mr W g Turner ol tue wholesale fur
niture firm Of bakeA 3 co. Is absent AZ
Harold, where they have large and
tiourlshing branch house. he viii return
10 few days.
Mvssrs Capera & Bro, tbs Wholesale
aud retail couiectiOners, have employed
euOfher travelling salesman In the person
Of Mr. G. n Woodward, ShO takes the
ROAD IN their Interest ~ once. Ihey are
now working the state ihDrOngbly In
their like with III rec COmppLent and On.
ergetic salesman.
The wholesale drug afm Of II. w. Will
liams a Co. sold a magniaeenl opening
stock Of goods yesterday - DR.. II. L.
lolt 81 BlnHdale.