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LEMON ELIXIR.
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver. Stomach.
Bowels. Kidneys and Blood

As prepared by DR. II. Motley, Atlanta
Ga. A pleasant Lemon drink, that posi-.
lively cures all Billiousness, Constipation
Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney
Disease, Dizziness. Loss Of Appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Bloiche.. Pimples. Pain
in the Back, Palpaiaiion of the Heart,
and all other diseases eausedby disor-
derer liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases 30 cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists
generally. Prepared only by II Motley,
VI d., Atlanta, Ga
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Allen and ODoLr,ell are other Repuh-

i'cln soldiers.
~ the ttiiTy-four New Workers the
eight veteraus are headed as TO rank by
Mi Gen. John II. ketcham, vino has
served eighteen years in congress. IRE
other ycterans from New York are below
The rank OF colonel.
Minnesota sends three out of her five
M rlbrrs from the Grand Army, and only
oac s. the three is Republican. WIS
cousln sends two in nine, both RepuoiI
ca... Nebraska two in three one of them,
Laird. il said to be the most muscular
maa on the floor OF the house. Caliior-
nia sends Gen. Nandeveer; Colorado sends
Col George G.. Symes, better known as
the ripping and roaring red rooster OF
the Rockies Maine is represented by
Commodore Charles A. Boutelle, pro-
motel for gallant conduct in sinking the
ram Albemarle. Spooner, OF Rhode
Island. vas q captain and Grout, OF Yer
mont. colonel. Only two in twelve
non Massachusetts wear the 6. A. X.
vutton. one Of whom, Cogswell was
t.rfr-rTfrst onueTal
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Ono Character Saved.

LAWYER wouldn't believe Blinks under
NTH I'm the witness box the other dag he
admitted that hc rode i'll the street cars at
the most crowded hours, generally had To
stand M. and got his ears, toes and fingers
frozen in them every winter, and yet he
swore that he had no prejudice against tho
l:reet ear company.
Wei Posted Citizen-0h, that's all right.
Blinhs is one OF the stockholders. Omaha
World
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"Haye sou straw bc-g.cs' he asked
"Xes," said the dealer with q shulder. Tie
had invested his all IN tn mad speculation
and two pint and two hall pint baskets.
go me ono, please that red berry Oh top,
il you viii It. my little girls birthday,
and promised her something choice" And
he laid down "A shining piece Of gold.-New
York Sun.
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- Doctor,

I have been giving my children DR.. DA-
yID's CouGn SYRUP, and il acts so well
that if you do not object | will always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles"
Object Why, certainly not, know
ing a. do the ingredients OF Tie eX.
celent Cough syrup | always recon-
mend il 10 my patients and find IL
cures every time, hut see that YOU get
the genuine DR. David's Cough Syrup.
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What do you wantiH he inquired Of the
man who held the subscription book
"Onc dollar
And what forf
ITO bury policeman"
Tho sport Gshed ont a - bill and handed it
10 the man.
Bury five, be said.-Chicaso News.
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At TRUTHS Door.
a .so,,,e open'd unto thce

Knock, and II shall bc open'd unto tnce
Net once and sofuy, but again an" yse
Again, and even nniil honest oeacs OF s"'"
r,c,-cle ,hv b.,-,, b~ows-re,terstivciy
vnock without ceasing midnight. dawn and anj'
Tbro' Plumbing winter and thro' noon,iae hra'
And oh, thro' all the low south's brea'h"s
sweet
AIIuring spices IN the opposing way
The deeper Is the silence from within
The louder aad sieadieT be thy eNin.not.ns'
And IL II fan. as thou dost bFc5talels lean
Acains. tue door thou hearst iittie ining
Jccr at thine ardor. faint not nentef GlnGe'
It's Envy crcsking Ia The turning l'nse'
--Orciia Res Bel IN Dc!ioit Free i'rcss'
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tA1 Ae~A =
FIR MEMNINGER.

lIu4I.eS NJ lue '
beginning did not dream Of a war lasting
q year, and so all their financial admins
tration consisted of the merest day TO day
makeshifts The. Federal fnanciering was
bad enough, but not so bad as that
Mr. Memminger was born Jan. Z, lSO3,
IN Wutemburg, Germany, and was,
therefore, 81 at death His mother came
TO South Carolina while he was an infant,
and al years Of age lie was left an or
plan Adopted by Mr. Thomas Bennett.
afterwlrd governor OF South Carolina,
the boy soon showed talent, and received
4 lhe education, graduating at the age Of
10. Entering on the practice or law, aud
serving many years In the legislature he
Became prominent man in his adopted
sta.c. lie was in the convention which
adopted the ordinance OF secession, and q
membor Of the first Confederate congress,
from which position lie was taken to serye
is head cf the treasury The collapse of
the CQnfederacy was the end Of his public
life lie lived thereafter in dignified re-
tircment, taking very little part in the
acrimonious discussions OF the past. lie
was twice married, and leaves eight chill
dreu
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
TOR TIE "LEYrEN SEASON.

MACK EhEi. something very nnc ana f.t
SAi NpN. 'altcC, smoked, sD.cod. ana ~.
HkhRiN Gs. roc. I'm bel. ana klppD-f
CODEI>U. extra liac aud bOnc.e.i
ANChONlS, "a sait lud lea oN
SARniNfS, French. Russian. and .f.tof
IoRNIEH, tesbi tn cans 0nd picked ia .',..
MACAkONI. Spaghetti anI krYmiesIo
AlhlloIS, osb 50 cans and tsauuat.l
PEACHES, ifceh iH clus. Ckarorstof IA
sun dried.
APPLES. Cvapouted aul sun sfal.
fkl : t.. isrcst variety ~ f4CnCh ana
Turkish.
PkUNELLES. Italian, skloncI. anf ir..l
LIMA btANS. t9.ilrnii. iric1. sGd fr.a
IN cans.
GkEEN ana YELLOW mesh snap
BEANS I'm cans.
French ana . mcsticGREBN PEAS fac1r.
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. tut BLArKFfE
PEAS
LENTILSa nd WHITE KIDNEY BEANS
English ana domestic PRESERVES. y,rg
hnc
SrILFON. RoQUEF0RT. aui lRiE
fHtE>f. our cplnhmtri I'VE year flI
"PkENlt'N N liI~h ih sen. sci. GI >.
gallon 40 HERMANN SCHMIDT
80 AID a. hR0ku, CORNER FlFsH s.sfgr
lIaIfr DO
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The Carbolic Smoke Bali cures Colds,
Catarrh. Asthma. Bronchitis, and all Head and
Throat Troubles. send tor testimonials Of
reliable parties. srea test - given AZ Office
No. TO North Eighth street. Richmond.
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ALLEN 4 CENTER.
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE OF THE CHANCERi cor RT OF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. THE ,rn DAY
OF MARCH, 1855.
WALTER +. ANTHONY ............ pAulf.
AGAINST
ANNA NJ. ANTHONY ............ Defendant.
Is tlIANtERl.
The object ot this suit is 10 obtain t0r th,
plaintiff a divorce from the bonds Ot WnfT.
mOny from the defendant. And affidavit hif
ing been mfde and flel that the defendant
Anna VI. anthony. is NOT "a resident OI Dds
one month after due publication ui this urfr
and DO what is necessary 10 protect h'r .nter
csts in this suit.
\ Copy Tosto
=. ?. TURNER De-
WILLIAM FLTGINnEuFR. Pa. jra-t
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
Coup Immediately.
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WHITFIELD. sHARslC.
the convention went 10 work with .
will Mt rates of admission, schedule and
other matters Of imPiiance to the meets
If the season, wiich begin in April The
most important matter coming before The
meeting was the schedule, which, rs all
baseball enthusiasts who read the news.
papers know was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-22

Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
CHICAGO. March 81.

Reported by G. + BEDFORD & Co.. Grain
Commission Merchants No South Twelfth
street.
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Hardly 4 Dccent RnrinI

Jones-Look at Brown over there in the
corner.
Smith-Ies. buried IN thought
Jones-Mighty shallow grave, amt itF-
Washington Critic.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.

tITfF
RICHMOND. Va, March p.
OgFEgIEGs REPOCTFD To SECRETARY.
Wheat i 30 bushels
oats --01 bu-h.is.
oats - 900 bushels.
Peas -lO2 bushels,
Orchard Grass secd.-.tJ bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat -LOngbcny. 81 bushels fair at
Ssc Shortberry, - bushels fair at SIC.
Caru.-White. G5 bushels prime 90 gle,
lO3 bushels prime 4 Sc Mixed 81 bushels
prime at Gle
Black reas.-lO2 bushels prime at s5c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet
Quotations -Middlng. SIC. low mid
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Market quiet
Quotations -Middling, 9ic low mid
ding. Jic ordinary. bic.
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III. ,at. Christopher Memminser.

The Hon. Christopher G. Memminger,
who recently died at his home ia
South Carolina, must take a unique posi-
ton in the history OF the late civil war.
rs the one man who was required to DO
everything and had nothing to do il
with. reversing the scriptural rule; TO
wnom nothing was given, Of him much
was required. In short, he was secretary
II the treasury Of the Confederate States
durn1 The time when there was no money
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I'm the treasury
and Confederate
paper was depre-
riating so fast
that, ms George
Cary Eggleston
says. only the cav
airy could keep up
with the rise in
prices. Every one
now knows the
rea on. and no one
Is longer sensitive
about admitting
the fact that the
Confederate au-
tI,.uf.fos ot tho
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
GROWTH Of raE f6srAL SERVICE,


Inteyestipg Comparative sraaemen:s from
General stevenson.
The annual report Of First Assistant
Postm2ster.General Stevenson shows that
during the las. fiscal year fourth-ciass
postmssters were appointed as follows:
On designations and commissions ex-
plred, 652l; On removals, l244; on deaths
OF poe' mssters, 659; On establishment OF
new Offices, 1864; totsl, 12,sss This is &
Let dtcfease from last year Of 79l.
During the year 1915 pos.oftices were
discontinued. The report shows that
there were 82l more postc fices estab
lished, and AS more discontinued during
tie pear covered By the report, than
during The previous year. The Increase
in the whole numter OF pos.ofiiceE is
shown to have been 22l9 as against 1913
for the yeer 1887 As illustrating the
comparative growth VI tie several geo.
graphical! sections CT the country, the In
crease Or decrease tor the year in the
whole number Of postoffices in operation
il each are gwen. The report shows that
IN tie New England states the net
Increase was I've 80 egsiGst forty FIVE az
tue previous Is6r. In the middle sIa'es
toe uet increase was 1873 IS against 202
Tor the LAST yeer. In Inc southern s!sIeg,
including the Iadisn Tsrrltorv, the net
iGcyeaee VISA I4C0 IS :gsinst y85 for last
yeac. II The tires states and the three
territories Of the P2ci1; slope the net
Increase WAS 100 as against ll5 for last
year. In tie ten states and the
ak territories OF the west ~ ard
northwest the net increase was
4l2 as against s9G during
the preceding yesr. There was 81 in
c:esse in the NUMBER CT postt fflces in
operation IN all the States except Maine
and New Hampshire, aud in all the ter
.is9rits excep: Idaho AID Utah; the total
decrease for the four was % There wss
al increase Of 100 or more IN esch Of the
following states: North Carolina, It's;
Texas, 1873; Virginia, 1925; Kentucky, 1876;
Alabama, LOG; Califoruis, LOG; West Vlr~
g'pis, 105; Arkansas, l04, and Pennsylr
wants, 100
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
STRANGER THAN RKUFESNs
An Omaha Prisoner HRnose Gaze EelipseE
Chas OF Rip Ven BiUkIe.
q hn Nnrn-,,EAe-

An Omaha Prisoner HFnose Gaze Eclip7eE
chas OF Rip Ven wiuKIe.
Omaha Herald, NoysnaAsr j..
Another Rip Van Winkle mss bean dis,
covered. TIE latest one is sn inmate Of
TIN Douglas county jill. He WIS Con-
fined therein aboas week ago, having
been picked I'D en- the street og the 20.
lice SAD xiled 80 await en- exsDinhtlon by
tle board OF Insane commits sloneE5, When
AIKEN 10 the county bSstile he wes unanie
70 give eng name, and WAS registered In
der the tile Of John Doe.
The man hiss lad eGvsral fte si0ce his
arrest, Sud, IN fact, had TWO the day he
vas run IL. Yesterday morning the pris
oner Rwcks from bis SLEEP and began
stroEipg his long beard in SORT Of De-
7ildered manner End asked the fellow
WAC occupied the sane cell where Ee Was
ia prisoner replied, "You aye in the
sg" "The 5Cg," responded John Doe
TsDo you mean 20 esser. tia. I'm IA isil?"
ftfI na.'s Just whist l mean, Gully" re.
Piled his coMpanion. sand what aEa /
doing neEefs' inquired Doe. can OF
which isfnore Shan caR tell you," was
'tYou'd Better see The
ISaoE and maybe ne csn put yol on"
Then John callad the jsilsr. The "cold
S&aged" gentleman responded and de-
6zlet The circumstances Of TIE prisoners
10 which the latter listened
Sim iptenss interest. WheS the keeper
IF the keyg had flashed his tale, the
prisoner inquired where he was, and WAS
sn!ol Rs that he was il Omaha. "Oms-
.enlsted the mer, "snd what dsy
of the mea,h is it3" 1rhe 18Th Of No
vessoer," responded ths iAilos. 1.-THE
~ OF NaFemherf Esa yeu Joking with
s' "EEy joke," replied The crgsodian
&Douglss eCunIy criminals.
Thep JohE DE told lis story, His
rame, he esids il Hsrry Lxnge, q Ratiye
Il RAessIslesd. His home is ABOUT
sN&een miles from Newport. ABOUT
IN years ago be came West to grow up
With the country, and during his rEnbLss,
insiIy landed at San Francisco. There |
ls was working ca the Sdcf Last March,
when he received letter from Aome staEk
ng that his fethar hsd died ard 49,
lie had made 9 viii E6isfi
,equesthed sli his pToperty to a iaS
,slid brother, to be held III trustt
" him (H.lry) untu the broths4sh ouidt
lie, wten 1t Wss to yevert TO MN The
elter contained check r.. dszkayNse e3;A
'snses Of his trip home, and ged fs
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Indiana. Col. W. q. Clayton, ex-United
States attort ey CT this district, and his
uGcle, C Boudinot. The work Of So
lec:ing 6 Jury occu lied the msior portion
CT the day. The case WAS opened by Mr.
CLAYTON, whose theory is that the defend-
sat acted In selt-de tense, that he
lad bill agsius. S:cne and went to his
cffice for tie purpose OF collecting II,
when Sore refused to pay AID msie .
move Gs II 10 draw pistol whereupon
tue defsnds { shot him. The govern
msnt's theory Is that Stone hsd no pistol,
and that Boudinot weut there for the pur
pose Of killing him TIE government is
represented by District Attorney M. q
Sanders, assisted By o. l. Milo Of Logan
county. TIE courthouse mas been packed
all day. The killing was the outgrowth
q political dtSs'ences.
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OKLkaONA tO,YaNgION.
Five Hundred Dele gates FreEent-Resolu-
tiouE Accepted.

Five Hue urso Dele gates EreeeuS-ReeOlu-
tioUE Accepted.
WICHITA, KAN Nov. &c The inter.
stste Oklthcma convention met this
morning with about SOC delegates from
Kansas, Texss, Missouri, Arkansas, ILL.,
nois, Iowa and Nebrasks. S. Bollman Ct
rcpsko Was msae permanent Chairman.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following, which vas adopted:
Whereas this convention believes that
cy the opening CT Oklahoms territory the
rights If The territory will in no way be
impaired While tie condniGrs OF the
tribes will be greatly improved; and,
Waeress, Re believe II ia sn i1Yari&5le
rule that such vacaIt territories IS that
ia question Eil b. settled without lawful
Su norily II rot legally organized; and,
Whereas, We believe that the welfare OF
the Country in general, and cf the sur
rounding statee il particular. requires
the speedy transformation of me unset
tied area Ct tie Indian Territory into
ss tEls d snd civiiizad commonwealth; and,
Whereas, the proposed ,gislstion is
especially demanded b:cauEe Of the alarm
ing prevalence ct crime IL tie Indian
Territory IN the absence OF civil govern
ment: therefore, be it
Resolved, thai We urge mogt emphat-
ics!ly on congress tie duty CT passing st
once substantially the erdlng bill to CT
gzr u the territory OF Oklihoms, now
well advanced IN the house of representa-
tiyes.
Rssoivsd, that We call on bis excel
lenCY, the president OF the UAited States,
TO exv!cise all authority wherein he Il
vested 10 render I'll -scious the laws now
existing or 10 be ensctsd locking to the
es ablishmens OF the proposed neH terri
torF.
TIE folio wing gentlemen were &p-
pointed . committee to go to Washington
IN ia crest OF tie meeung: Hon. Sidney
CLARK, Lawrence; Captain W. L. Couch,
DoUeiae; Colonel NJ. ID. Murdoch,
Colonel S. Crocksr. Caldwell.
An auxiliary committee consisting of
sixteen members was appointed. The
Hon. William Springer of Springfield,
Ill, made 6 speech explaining the bill
bearing his name. he was followed by
General Weaver Of Iowa, Colonel Msnsur |
pf Missouri. and Hon. Sidney Clark of
lawrence, Kss. At the evening session |
Ne convention vs. addressed by Captain
81 e. Couch, C5lonel Croker and others.
women from their sed6btary habits,
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C05EDa csA Elk gss.
LIVERPOOL SPOT,


Special 20 the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2l.-Cotton-spot c'osed
STEADY off 6; ordinary Is 16; zoe o-ciua'y
ding 5 l6. Total sales 1910 0; American $500
1mporSs q, 000; Am erican 2, 100
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 21.-CoitoE-Eu;uree opened
steady. ruled easy and closed quiet, l poIEt
lower. October November 81 November De
Cember 5 %; De 'ember-January 20; January
Feb uary 5 rs ssked; February March 8 20 bid ;
May June &C BID: June. July 5 So asked.
NEW YORK SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, SoV. 2I.-Cottor-Spot closed
quiet, unchanged;l ordinary IGZc; good ordi-
nary 7-l6c; low m!ddling 9Kc; middling lQr;
5000 uiddljng 10 slice; middlirg fair 10 Is lsc.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
SEW xCKA Nov. 2l.-Cotton-Futures opened
steady, ruled and closed steady. sales $40
bales November 8 6469 65 December CSC 81;
January 7sG9 I9; February 9lG9 81; March
10 GA 10 03 April 10 11dl012; May 10 206l0 p |;
June 10 2s6l0 80; July 10 S7G10 IS; August
10 1910 "A.
GALVESTON SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, Nov. 21.-Cotton-spot
closed steady and unchanged; exports, 4079
bales; shipments, coasrwise, bales; rail
shipments, 80. bales; stock 81, 342 bales. Ordin-
eryi TSc; good ordinary Shc; low miodling
5-l6c; middliug SIC; good middling l05lc;
middling fair lo5sc.
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'sstep II order tbs. the will might go to
probate. Harry started for home, and
buying ticket. being then
uddenly Ill s.!erwsrd ana goiog to no.
tel From thst time until Yesterday life
'as been blsrk to him. He can hardly
'eIieve he is in Omaha, and this morning
Will make application for his reiesse. hsy-
ing telegrsphed home for mone7 TO ena-
BILE him to resume his journey toward the
land CT he rising sun.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.

reeiR, &c tns Gazette
NEW ORLEANS, la, Nov. 21. Gotten spot
close stesdy. Low ordinary, 714c; ordinary.
Iac. 5000 "rd2sry s2Sc. low middllng 91fc;
lnidoi1R 9ssc; good mIdcl!rC, 1870; middling
far. lC74 :; IGir. liE,.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
special - INA 9sEelta
NEW ORLEANS, La, nov. 2l.-Uouon-Furures
opened firm, ! p thiEber, ruled and closed
.iesdy Novemb $50 S7; De, enbeI 8 $40
S3i January 940G94 February 5000 81:
March 80 ApTil 9 69S9 70; Nay 1909 SO;
june 3 osa9S9: JAY g 7a SO. August 94G
sc. SsIes % 500 ba,es.
STATEMENT OF COTTON MARKETS
Special TO III Gazette.
GALVESTON. Ten. Nov q The lloHing
are the losing q1otsiions for cotton on the
spot TO Gay at tee leading markets together
wi toe o'ipg for middling Yesterday, with
10. dsy's sales.
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He tsisl Of f c.
B udilot, Chsrged
with the muruer
OF 3. 81 Some q.
Tshleqush, Chsro-
kse nation, in Oc-
tober, in 1887, was
commenced to-day
in the I Q d Q rA |
court. The re are
I hirt p five wit
nesses for the gov
eminent and sew
enteen for the des
fsnse. Boudinot
is defended by Hon.
Mr." Unnrhnaa ~
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ANUIAs
MONEY.


speoisl to the eaze:Is
Nav soAh. Nov. 2l.-E1change Sterling
sly So DAYS. ax;; hsie6marks IS i>is;
FJaacs5 2lz:; Comm rcial 231s
NEW York, Nov. 2l.-@0ney on call easy at 2
to . per cent Las, loan ~ closed at to exc.
Prime mercantile paper 4HG6c. sterling
exeha. ge dull but firm ar 81 AZ for GO day
bills and 81 Elk for demanf.
BRITISH CONsOLS.
special TO .he 5azeiIe.
LONDON, Nov. 2I.- -Co7sol. closed ST 7-ls
for mUney tor silver 457z.
SpeoIai 10 tho Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 20.-ETchange
Sterling sixty cage, 4 S22i q s33.
Fianne-I ommel cial sixty Gays, 25a..
New York sight Bank nominal, Commercial
4l.50 discount.
NEW YOEE, Nov. 2l.-- Bonds sKE Etoczs
el3EsG - she following pYicee BID:
UGte6 etkte4 49, registered ...,.....,,-- 1851
United 5IaiGs 10, coupon 1851
United STAKES AR, coupon. ......s........1 GS2i
SeatfaI fse.49 "a. .........-~,,-..--.-.ll3
Missouri Pacific consolidation o'e........,....
Missouri, KanERB and Texas general o'o.... eS
ST, Louie and Iron Mountain general Ee... 81
81. L1uis ana San Francisco general mort ll5
2e2As ano EsGttn lana eTAAsa rs 80. "
GsEas AUG Eac!hc. RiS arandsa'v %s...."3s
sToCAs.
\ e. % -.
Ch.caGc 2Ed E!I[!c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1856
Cass2SU, 5gHiincEoa sae Su.AcF.
NtsGVEaFe SID LSOEARGcEsa ..s.-....-...,,.1 1861.
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Ez'Ss con- Goa 49, .,s-,...t...,t-.,. MS
SoE4 TGRtG ans CzEvsI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
EouAtC2 sac Texas o.7 t1aj...,...,,..,.... Il
Itto0is OtoIIkI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll6
HAnaa5 saa Gex2E.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID
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L0aleFnle sns tfAsng&A S-.s,...,.r- .-..,.. jtlz
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Northern E2c.Eo se5... ..O..,l...---..,.... 253k
@crtA4 astsIn ---.-t.-... .........,-..-.-- 1922
New York Csnt,Ei......- .....-..4........ 171G
PeGiGc ERn ...........-. ..,-.............. 81
BsSollS ....-... -...,. .,-.,,s, .-..r,,.. Az
EoaA lsis2e. 80. -.--- -. ..,-.........- TO- q
81. Louis snd San FISncieco. %,
81 I.oIis and Ssn SrEn cisco, preferred. &c
So. pEnI, eoT1mon. ..-.........-..-........ 81
81. Paul preferred .-.....-.......,.......l 1897
Ta1reeEee Coal and Iron ......r..-,... -. 3414
LSGD5 ana ! ao2ilc -......-..-.-... 225s
Union Pacific. ........--.... 6S
Ws5Gsh, 81. Loui. and Pacific certificates. II
Tshass, st. Louis and Pacific csr..fa p't'd "a
~ 5lis Fargo Express ...-....,---..-.....t l3o
WsssarE Union Telegraph =. --....,. S3%
AD3T:csa Cotton OIL. 49,. .---....... SAX
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
busy oAYs wIrR Buoy PEoplEn

WIN be describe<at THgFouTH'S COMPANION
IS fol ows: "a Dsgsafh F4m1u' Doc,er,
by W. II. Bishop 90 Day in a Telephone Ex.
change" b. SS9sa4alhrop; "a Dav win +.
Man. ainc EdIStT" 8, Harold Ere eric; \
bay with the 5dperin "a dent Of a Great Rail
way by Charits BarnSsa, and "a Day with
De Lessets," by Mug nFesseinoon.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
INsAEE MAN ON A TRAIN.
Ee Shoots q Fellow Passenger and Drives 6
Bullet Into his Own Brain,
Special to the Gazette.

EXARKANA, TEX
NV 81 Last night
as the Cotton Belt
train cane in ard
was nearing the de.
pot S succession Ct
snots were heard IL
the front passenger
car. The cficsTs who
boarded the train
found two men vel
tering IN their blood
snd an examination
into the afslr devel-
onnt the follnviro
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
gOUgIE0r MCKDER CASF.

s 80 $3.50
4 rr!al at EcEt snith which Creaiss Gan.
.- s,Rl f3teYest.
spec;aI 70 the Gazette.