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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-23

/ th,. water There. Wgaf bu-.nr,s is f. al
/ mine.-.~l,. couldn't do any HARM"
rou,du'f rer rrr ont of INV head. and Nh,
c,Id had caught somehow came between
/ me and ui,. >f,rpr-.-gu,way couldn't CA,
any. though Cherry had bern ~ mains tC
| cook something | liked.
81 do ba,i,.yr that ,y,rror IA. taken ava,
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"ei OUT 81 NY N'""'
TEL us about h"r 'l"rIH ~llu. looking
at me is II St1" Thought hHd gone a IttlI'
wrong III my hraH. ANA iho"'h Iei dazrd
ana stupid III queer I"-''"h i'"ot" n"I ac'
count Tor
III was only woman standing 10y Dred-
gilt $ Pool. | sad, 'as ! cam" through the
park just now. Sue was "I the swans side
| Of the water, amt called {" her to goaway,
and told her the squire didn't allow anyone
there, and
And WHAT Ralph aSkrd,-the lad had
been in the HOUSE all the evening, out Of
sorts like; hut nothing had gone right with
NM since Nv ''"'' .,'"'' VI harriet "'>"P
Peai"''', "h' ''r'I was II" news o' het' 1
Dt.ie,tu III NY "r'll 'i%t sue no" gone Oh
wiz NV "''.. ''"I' "|' "'II'"i !. ''"O'e
D"t ,,o'I' ''' ''l'" ''''i" Vi Ier
"'S i''' i'l'''''' ~ I'M" ''''
Anu Ah' N'I'lNh'" somehow, sad,
WIN lhe same u'Ec'Hni Fl"O'e shIYer that
hau come over me III 'iir park that 49,
'os' sis " ''Vi GA u, " '.'''',' ".'u 'o4'''i
-, ''.', "''' u i"|"e me
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-23
DREDGITT'S POOL.


Hackitt-you don't know him. hut that's the
fellow that ha- 50 nearly taken my girl from
me. think have got over il now, but
should like to have taken him by the throat
and shaken him TIE other ui-ht, when
thought of what IiaTrl told he on Sun
day"
Then he wasn't at homr?'
mo"
"And you didn't see him.
No"
Pm glad of it," | said. Its always
bad thing when there is i'll blood between
two young fellows: as You say, Ralph it
leads to murder sometimes. Don't 90 after
him again, my Iad-he satisfied that you
have the best OF il: if it is the hest - add
ed to myself, Tor had my doubts oI if. and
should have been just Us well pleased il
Jem Hackitt had been going to marry llar-
riet Bet.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

morning the machinery was stan ted up and
without interruption continued through.
out the day. In the after Yoon,
by invitation Of the proprietors, large
uum Der OF citizens inspected the novel
establishment. THE GAZETTE repre-
sentative was given full UNDERSTANDING
of the intricate and costly machinery,
and found the processes employed more
than interesting The goods turned ont
yesterday are not excelled by any in this
country, and the company expects to SO.
cure their patronage upon the merit Of
their products.
When under full Roadway this factory
will employ sixteen to twenty hands.
among these are skilled bakers from ihe
best establishments Of Chicago, all under
the supervision of Foreman Reilly. The
guests OF the establishment YESTERDAY
partook of refreshments, tested the
merits of the well-cooked fancy crackers,
and wished much success to these enter,
piising gentlemen. The officers of the
company are NJ G. Wright, president,
Il. A. Carter, secretary. TIE GAZETTE
congratulates Fort Worth on this latest
industry within her borders.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
DUB PREMIUM ORGAN.

BELroN, TEX, May l2, lss6.--Demo-
crOt Publishing Company, Fort WORTH
Gentlemen; / have received the Estey
organ that you advertised to give to the
person sending in the greatest number Of
subscriptions 10 the Sunday and Weekly
GAZETTE, before the first OF May. The
organ has besn unpacked and In my
house several days, and want TO tell
you that am perfectly delighted with IT,
Please accept my thanks for your prompt.
ness, and my very best wishes for the
success OF The GAZETTE. Very respect.
fully, MRs. 7. G Tar.
P.s, Iwll send you some more sui.
scribers next week.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
TRANSMISSION og nAnlEs,
a Mad Dog Bites "a COW, WHOSE MIX scter
ward fnfsrts n Who'll. Family.

LITTLE Rock, AIn, May i6,-A dog
belonging 10 Mr. A. j. Hsll, farmer
living near Cabot, near this city, went
mad last week, and among the animals
Witch II wounded In It's wanderings
about the farm WAS guilch COW. The
COW showed no signs of being affected
by the wound, and 1t IVES thought that
hydrophobta would not result. Ycster-
day, however the animal De pan showing
the symptoms OF the dreaoed disease,
and a. the same time the iarmer's two
little children, who had been nourished
with the cows milk, exhibited similar
symptoms, aud are III critical condi-
ton, suffering the most terrific agonles.
The other members OF the family are also
HI but their symptoms are NOT so alarm.
Ing rs those OF the children, aud some
hope Is expressed that they may recover.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

kocwn 90 1.-Two by his elbow are travelling
about over the country prophcsying that
Gov. Ro,rrts viii be the next governor
OF Texas
But how "a the Ireland Interest to be
protected 10 Ms combinations
That Is . coi. irdrum sure enough.
However, 1t Is rot ~ q mystery. I have
already said has BHlNi,urgess is she
shrewdest polliiclSS Ia All Texas. Sep-
pose that Roberts WAS induced 10 sup
port Ross. believing that II meant his
own elevation 20 Tho governorshlp and
thence 10 the scuate; anppose that shers-
by Rosa himself was elected governor;
suppose that Ireland should subsequently
take notion TO run for ne senate; sup
pose-but II keep on sopposing some,
body Will be eyre to get mad.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

salt--Coersc, In bagk. 81 asai 20; enc, In bage
- hike, 10 nat hoop harrels, y SOL pockets
Corn nseal--por haahot, a5aO0c.
Homlny and grlts--pcr n0i, 81 80.
Oatmcal--pnr half Dbl, 500.
Cracked whcat-Pcr n, 90
Crackevs-A soda tHc, XIX soda %; cream
ehci ginser enapa So; lemoDtvcems 50.
Sundfie s-StArch 80, tanEiOa. fuli boxes
l4ac, hNlvct - quaftcrs stick candy ~
lVAc; faicy lo0iHc; ycpo.S,6 atsiB, do cotton
Zee; hcrriae, importcd,t 81 % pr reg; raisins
layer, ~ 90. cider. crhNNapple, AV; Missouri
sou; vinegar IkRlac, cancenira,tu lyc . 5ba
: oci iage, rie2ed, lie pr gal: cNcks. glasod
I've TOR gal; dticd peac'We TO; IN ulko 7dc pei
y eluclug Nc6f1 % rsf DOZEN Golcnan'l
muaiard 81 1871 s0per dosen; macer,soni, i'm
ported, loo u ;'AmcricAn, zoe box tut Acts, two
hcepe. 81 90 Fer dozen. hfiilput ole, llle, lSc
Eaptcn DO eSCi. % 80 cAegp 81 10; brfil liant 2
cases " 10; dc VIA cases sSae, baklnsls,wde ri
bulh, He; IN c1no ~ 80.
iiico--louiBitna Ab2dNc.
SrEar--Finc powdered, acls, $40; 10 hAi
bible, Acs cue loaeNsss; granulated tnraari 50
loul tiara gfnntAHtcd ----, standard A Ttci
chuics whlie. Iitci IpuiAinnAy, G. 30.
POULlRl---We Qdctei Hons s. O0Ge - 1oI
dox yeurg chickCns95 s9aa q, terkoys p2 a
WOois We quose; Twcivv months cltp
light, nns and medium SC; fine, aeaS y
light, i2dlbc; elk m0nths nght fine nJliun
ll~lic, cnArRe sHien.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
FoHT woRrs MARKETS DAILY AN
VIEW
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
lAuqi NTnnrttr uftfN Mae no 1894

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX, Mag 10. lsS8..I
Dt, goods were ncti, 10 day, grocurlos dull,
wool frug Nrnin ntiH
kgRs undDntter very dun and slDw ssle. mole
dcoltur In egge,
y present new list of dry goods TO day,
Including al seasonablc Oods our quotations
ON hidce are tho top Of The mark /,
}. @. Urowdue y %. purchased 200o ponnda ot
fair wool yesterday, medium twelve mnBthh'
clip, paylng giltccn cents The prleae On
gooi IA the local iuarkot are fully maintained,
nut nvwe from the hast shows the rlarAet do
pr, esod. 6rowers an,i buyers o apart aud
growers nro shipping their wool TO commission
mere haDts 70 sell on orders. Note slight nd
vance In upOiutiOns on wool.
BUJTkh-tTcsii country butter, choice VA
llc; choice Western dairy lsoi FANCY creamery
e5e.
choice il@llko; Laguyra l3ci Java &c; Golden
RIO i22; Pea Berry 1875 l8c.
OHEEs Tho better grades and Ohio factory
lO0l0Ac fuh cream twins l3kc
CANNED BODDS--PriccA por dol,! Pine 40
pies, standard 81 IS; peaches, standard, hs,
bQi ne, 10; seconds, DO, 81 "a;
NJ, 81 7oi tomatoes, stendard,2 DE, 81 90. soc.
20; green peas ii iOGi rs, gooseberrles,
u s. 10. 2 y s. 90; light weight, n 81, y
| s., salmon, 10 81 50, ?. n s.; maokerol. n
9DeNSi 0Ji aardines, American 81. 90 oAsc, I'm
| ported sl% bO case, strawberries, 10 81 rs,
blackberrles,sl 2ligreon gages 81 eagle con
CABBAGE New crop, California, aopR.
WHISKY iIoctIhed IL 1901 ~, as per roof
sour nash, two yoar,ogd 81 cool ~; three
4 yonr-old 81 g0a2 s0 fancy extra old whisky,
! ~ 00d5 10.
DRY G0ODS--Printgi Aliens 3 sc, Amcsbury
30; IIerwicE 5ci Dnnnci's 5gsu; EddystoAe Sc,
! Hamilton fancics bb lIHrtel Or, alanchosJeT
! fanGi.stif, orion furniture ana chintzes 81
Peabody rOlids ~ SIM sons novelties 8,
driIGit; Nowherry ~; Appleton, A Jg Law.
renee Lrosi Empire a ASN; HEAVIER Dam
Fine Brown oottons: Busy Boo 20; BlacA
Crow 6tS; Bangor ~ Atlanta l. l. 5tf, Al.
| gyle o. pometG4.
blea' bed Cottons; l.pnedalo 30; Crusader
81 Big Bonanka 3; Forest 4; Peabody o. Full
boon :. Herr 81.
Giaghnms: Queen 10; ChiulcTas5S ~ estbrook
30; sterling 81 I, Irpi,yrh 4 fIAlnqDnia gBs
| Cotton Plaidsi blnsk Warrior TIC, Southern
| ~ ConesiOgR . x Cumberiandtg1.
| Dresa 6oodf DOmeetic ial5ci foreign 2Da
01c.
| Cottonade: 10 10 SCI Aberdeen gif; ONES
Choice 1894 GCm ~ Famous ajf BufiDOnt 10
I Is, H. 1875 Buckeye IGN NorNsly isS
i,nwnn NrniOck $40; PatihsniR bko; Pm.
| Gifts ~
| FLouR--I,est pate ~ - ~ peg 300 lbs. hall
patoht " s5i thiid grade = %
! GRAIN AND rEkDSIDlr3-Sg Quotations are
haseu on ne cost 81 sInin on tiack n car loss
Dealers selling from store oreieyRtor ARE from
| Wheat s29sOe'
! Corn i0c
/ Barley Sc.
! Rye 55c.
hran Zoe per 10.
lial sISA Pc atom.
JoRasea srsss Il u, pesSs.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
An raterri.lur, nsnal,, wou,e

IL. W. Williams Co. can always be
relied upon, not emily 10 carry in stock
the best Of everything, but TO secure The
agency for ruch articles as nave we'll
known merit and are popular with yhe
people, thereby suetninlng the reputation
81 being always epserprlsing, aud ever
reliable Having secured the agency ior
TIE celebrated Or. Nsng's New Discovery
for Consumption, viii Sell 1t on a post
tive guarantee. II wiz surely cure any
and every affection OF throat, lungs aud
chest, and TO show you enrcon1deace we
invite you to cali and api TRIAL bottle
free.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

w ID. Hoyt & Co., wholesale ana re-
tail druggists OF Rome, Ga, say we nave
been selling Dr. Kings New Dls0V V,uiss
Electric Bitters and Bucklens al1S
Sslye for two years. Have never nhn s,os,
remedies that sell as WE'LL or give SUN
universal satisfaction. There hase ~. 49,
some wonderful cures effected W ne Z,
medicines in this city. seyeIai eases o =,
nronounced consumption have oeen On =,
tK,reIv cured BY use of few bottles y
DR.. kings New Discovery, taken en- " n ToT
nection with Electric Bitters we guar
sntee them always. Sold by ~
'n'S : $500 II. w. WILLIAMS Vo'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
Et'ITHELlOMAI

For soyoi \, year. suffered with a oanc,y 4.
my face A. we simpio remedies were eprl,ed
10 allcvlatet Ne pain, but the place contsn,,r 4,
grow, finally extending into nv rose $500 s,', 70
which came ycllowlst discharge Sorv os' NM
slve In chara e.cr s, i vas also inaamcd,s and
annoyed mo al yea, deal About eight months
who 40 etronglyl recommended tho use u sc stt,.
specific that Idc tormined 90 MAJ an c,Io,i 4,
procure it In III. was succeaafui. and 6rea N
was TO somewhat NgravAlc The core hui ao~ y,
the inflammation " ~ tlaycd, ana bcran 4,
improve after The iir lew eelnea. NJ ecnerl
health rvs greatly IN proyedl am aifonrcr.
on my face beg, 20 dc crease and tho ulcer NJ
heal until there IL not q Neetigo 81 II lef,-oniy
q litue scar marke the vi nee where II had heen
am ready 10 anewcr all questions relative ~
this cure Mrs 10 ,cfK A, MCnONArn. Z
Atlanta. Ga, August II, isss.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
CHICAGO RESTLESS.
The Lumber Region Disturbed--l,u Unesr-
tain Feeling Prevalent.


tain Feeling Prevalent.
CHICAGO, Ill, May IA restless
spirit peryades the Southwestern lumber
region. This orning att O'Clock Tween.
ty-second aud the mtersectlng streets
were lined with great crowds Of men and
boys. a decided stand was taken at the
meetings OF the strikers Saturday and
Yesterday, and the pronunciation OF their
determination 10 stay out and compel the
bosses TO captulate had fore warned the
police, and they were on hand In force
early 10 the morniog prepared TO qnell all
demonstrations Of violence. An extra
squad OF police officers patrolled the
streets, preventing any large gather
lngs, dispensing the men aud compelling
tbem 10 keep moving Several Of the
drms started up with small gangs Of men
nd no trouble OF any nature occurred
durina the ffst working hours of the day,
A tour OF the yards revealed the fact that
not 10 exceed one-third Of the men wno
were at work Saturday appeared ut the
yards this morning, having been intimi-
dated by the rumor that the yards would
be raided by men from the stock-yards
and other industries.
The Adams g. Lake Manufacturing
company resumed operations this morn
lug. About one-half their regular force
applied for places and were told 10 90 tC
work. No trouble of any kind was ex
perienced.
The tailors and tailoressas employed
by the wholesale clothing houses, and ID
fact all the persons engaged In making
ready-mSde clothing. numbering $1,000
a ~ Al. .t.sa. : =
basis Of nine hoHra' work and ten hours
taar
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
Mnl stop Texas CnItle.

TOPEKA, Kan, May u Coy. Martin aIan
received a t,legrsm tonight from lion.
Calom Hood OF Emporia, Announcing tnas
100 head of Texas cattle bad oeea
shjpped to Council Grove by raii, ana ana
then driven 10 Matiieid Green, cnase
county This is in direct violation OF lne
law relating 10 Texas cattle ana its
stock Commissioners were ordered y
nroceed 10 Mattield Green at once apu
tas 3 necessa steps to keep them OUT %
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
socIALlsTS AnRESTEp.
windy ora,sr. WIN wanted So mab Mob
Afu

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May if.-Fiyc
socialists, whils eDgaged in haranging a
crowd yesterday, were arrested on a
charge Of misdeaaeanor. The most prom
inent 81 them is j. r. RodeiskeY, a Pole
He advocated going 10 Mob Hill and sack.
Ing the residences Of Messrs. Stanford,
CIoeker and Flood, and distributing whal
money and yaluables were found among
themselves. The prisoners resisted srres.
and tho officers had TO use their ciEos
One prisoner, A. 3, Wren, WAS fescuei
from the policemen by the mob, bEt wa
recaptured. The prisoners Eere mncl
excited over the arrests, bat dl6claimei
any intention Of melting Iioia.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
Why DID HE DoaTri


i'' cFte WIN tfittl"t
BOsTCNS MASS, May ll.--At 4 o'clock
yesterday evening Dr. Frank palmor, one
Of the be st known homeopathic physicians
IN this city. left hrs pSidence with HE
four-year old grandson, Of whom he wac
very fond, aud tooN passage on the
steamer J ohm Brooks for Portland. when
the little boy got tired his grandfather
put him TO bed. AT aheut 10 O'Clock DR..
Palmer, saying that the boy was seaslc k
and must hmye fresh air, carried him
tendcrly tcNthe after Mock. The child
complained OF cold andrJhe doctor sent a
waiter for n blanket. A moment later
Capt. Snowden, looking through eho open
door, saw PAinner, with iae boy In his
arms, jump from the rnlN into the water
The steamer stopped and lowered a boat,
but the bodies could not he found After
a long search the steamer continued her
voyage. The doctor was seventy three
years old.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids to the cook In preparing per.
feet and wholesome food, aud the house
wife will do well to be on her guard
against baking-powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder Is never peddlec
from house to house, rs the manuia0tur
Ing establishment OF j. II. Brown /,
taxed to its utterm0st to supply tn,
demands that come through leptimSt,
rhannala
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
Railway Mileage.

CmoAee, LII, May l8.--The Railway
Age commenting on railway mileage in
the United States says: The railway con
struction during 1885 amounted TO 3l001
miles Of main line, making the aggregate
mileage in the United States at the COM
mencement Of 1885, 1913 5G9 miles
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

ihRyc had cancer on my face for acme years.
extending frou enc chcokl one rrpss the nose
% the other u has given we agrtat deal az
pain, AZ tiinCa burning anu ttcliine to euoh a n
oHient thqt II waa aimost NJ beAfahle. y cont
rnanceu using rwitre specific N May. 1851. and
have ueed eight bottlce II ha aiyen the trcat
cat relief by removing the innn umatlon and nj.
Aturing my general hoalrh w. hARNps
knoxville, Iowa, Sept s, 1SaS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

Young Physcian.--Yonr analysis OF
Red Star Cough Cure is, no doubt cor
rsct. 1t is the sRue as that when we
lately publIehed Of Prof. Grothe, BROOK .l.
lvn board Of health, who f9u5d tns
remedy absolutely free from poisons AUG
onIates. and safe and sure. II costs ohly
twenty-five cents bottle.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

Randall 6 Chambers Co. viii put IS TO
$40 in your pocket II you purchase a suit
Of clothes from them, or in other words,
they will save you this sum, which
amounts 10 exactly the same thing
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

For many years I vac u enlet " with cnpeer
o the nos snd having heon "a ued BY the aso
p, q, 5. y, feel ccDstrAinod hy q sense Of duty
"a suffering humanity to makot, his slAlemeai
Of my cnNe. With the foufieonthl ottla the cam
90 beRan 10 heal rapidly and coon Disappeared.
m for eevetal months therp has beon no 40.
pe rance OF n sore OF any Kind o ms nose Or
lao q. neither "a my nntc OF all Il lnder 20 tho
itoa Oh, Ihayo taken about two DC zen bottles
y, ~, and am sound. cured, and tknow that
y, y ), effected the cnrc after on, sfy known
tpm edy was tr ed and had failod.
RonEnr s NapIkl,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
Ano1nsr Ip.ult 70 uncle sa,n

PORTLAND, ME-, May IA report has
reached here that the fishing schooner
Ella NJ. Doughty of Portland has been
seized by the authorities at Enslishtown,
Nova Scotia, for alleged iniraction Of Inc
Canadian fishing laws.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

Cod Diver on, with Hypophosphtes is a
most valuable remedy for consumption,
scrofula, wasting diseases OF children,
colds and chroaic coughs, and in,all con-
ditlons where there Is loss OF aesh, a
lack OF nerve power, and general deoil
ity OF the sVstem,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

NEN yoas May lg-cot,oo-- spot closrd
steady, t.i8e higher.
sales. 1901 halcA.
ordinary els .l6o; good ordinary s Ice; low
unaddlng &c; mlddling tff-iGo, good mid
dltg NAo, middhng lair W. Ito.
Futures clceed steady, 4 10 points higher
than SO sterdaN' tlosinga.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

as,,ared hv4. j IJnrbouy hpiaIe Nhpss.
=. n21er,n4t xo. i Tstfhni eoonty pa w
itth i,v 81 MAY. issa. one bay mare npo~s XII,
hmnda Glen. about - yoars olag 4 si4Hh w M
spot 81 he iprehs,d, bfAnafu y ''s M
shoulder thus FsSiei Appraised = 'ao. fpsa
snV",a'' 49, t.aL~e no. ". sWAyNi,
nay ~ i''o' Co on, rAfnAl W. TN
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

The sunken eye, the palid complexion,
the dishgurins eruptions on the face,
indicate that there is something wrong
going on within Expel the lurking zoe
10 health. Ayers Sarsaparllla was devised
for that purpose; and it does II.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

cisie,d very firm.
aaloe fln0 bAlon.
low Ordinary q tlnc. or ainnrv T3.ine. good
I orcinHry 7lhleo; how Ini1dling S1.iga, mid
dlaE ~ lee. gOothmiddllnx9pl6e loo. msddllng
fair 7-lSo; fair II iGc.
Futures opened md ruled steady clOrirg
sieaEy tso points higher May 10 points
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21


ahorers available are being sent
"a work on the extension of the
A Grading began yesterday be-
fllyer snd will be pushed forward
kyille as rapidly as possible.
lating Of the Fort Worth s. New
As been completed to WaXa-
pa the men lately engaged in
fefk are being transferred
Santa Fe extension by
'us- ( Hurley contractors. Pas.
Pains will run through to WaXa'
PER the Fort Worth & New Or
lhe LIST Of June.
lnnatlon suits will be com
y the county court to day tt
Flsat Of way for the Santa FL
n It's thought that about one
|nsnt Of way to the county lin,
i 10 be condemned.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

- rial Il yon do vi 1ag VIZ
never regret Il. How rnsny e,s H.',,,v s-
gexrtioh n ire householas Xal, ~ "a
Be obyisied By trial q biiyes LA z, !. TX
Il. Brown gusrspleau ~ puFliY; sA's "s''A
and efficiency
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

sALvnsron. INK. May io.-uo,,on --spoi
closed 0Rtet.
Gross receipts, l5t balas.
ShieB, none,
Exports, mono,
stock, %, IBT bales.
Ordinary, o 10 lie; good ordinary, ls.s0oi
ioW miduiing, stni middling ~ good mid
Ting, Z lse, mindline air, lS'l0u.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
I'm. cporge ". Finger.

NJ elected chairman of the Tar
N Democratic executive com
fessor to the lamented Col,
sqmbly, is George w. Finger,
bteihTiity little town of Airing
sgr ls about thirty years Ct age.
<neitw terms as reading clerk
sh.e legislature, and has
n known as a stauuch
n assessing a clear concep-
5A principles OF his party and
Fn, As a lawyer, Mr.. Finger
tgh In his profession. The
Spluion seems to be very favor
shin, aud satisfaction is eN
~ bis elevation to the hea6
bunty committee. He is pos
\ 81 active spirit, is a hare
bud csn be valuable for grea'
epsrty TO which ne belongs.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
.,..Ilko a prediction.

.INIuL NllhN =
! srst,y well understood de-
4 a the wings of rumor, that
7aq orders thought to have
LIZ getting a ticket in the
4 IN their work at the pri-
PslslO. An offer was made
,,aorney to lay a wager that
! "A Labor aud Farmers al
N Individual capacity, would
|smIpg primaries succeed in
'lsd he delegates to the county
Sho would i'll the latter man
N famous dark-lantern ticket
"A full by the county conven-
Iii. There are two or three
I'M room in which to enter
N. on the young attorneys
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21

county court yesterday Judge
rendered q decision making per-
he injunction sued out
a Fort Worth & New Or
salnst the Gulf, Colorado
Fe railway, restrain
d AFTER from putting down side
lere the former intends crossing
eh Jones street. Another deci-
rendered by Judge Furman
Es The INJUNCTION Of the
dorado & Santa Pc against
N worth & New Orleans to re-
after from using the Santa
KY, Of way for 700 feet
falae the limits of the city,
4sss the Fort Worth & New
see 70 push its way into the city,
Proposes doing at once. Depo'
, slli Do Immediately located and
eaadirg created.