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Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04

For Sale Cheap-Lots neart the bridge
to parties who will build at once. Ad-
dress or call on j. II. Rice, No. 10 Main
street. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04

Time, $3.50, 2:a0Iss, 2:3O1E15, 2:24..
kosewater first money, Joseph L.. second,
Oliver L. third.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Two.

pJlentlv. swiftly, riding with me,
Stirr1n To stiirup, stride for stride,
If stretch out ny hand in the night, Dy my
touch him, steadily, sullely,
with his witt cred face and ~, misery,
nv the ERNEST and bitterest bond alice,
: THAT never a love nor 3 nate can olViaei
Riding with me-
- -rosa tia land from sea to sea,
FLASHING and plunging through many riVeis
RecklesslV, YEARLY, desperately.
Ran nor blet sing, nor thing that seVers
f,sn sever the tie 'tlViXt him and me.
ont of Ihe night and into the day,
From seasUn to sc ason, from yesr 10 year
what does It matter where leads the way
There is nothing further to heea nor rear
There IS nothing to hone in me lIme 10 De,
AS gallop IN silence TO- night, cy my slueI
StIrrap to etirrup, and stride tor Stfluef
He rides with me.
ASH ride with thee, shall ride with lhee,
with INV withered face and my misery
StirTur 10 stirrup and stride for stride,
Tho fIToss and the Book and the Priest uenea
TbronEh time and death ana eternity,
To DAYS lhat breed, nor years thHI Kill
Nor prayer, nor tears Il souls tnat DC
Fastlhe swift river of Go0d anu III,
Shall sever The. bonds that hold me, teu
nv deco and by will of thy own TO my slue'
StirYup to stirrup, and stride Tor stflues
steaiily, sternly, silently 49,,
HeS0 l shs ride with thee
-IOSerland Monthly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
BELIEVE IN MAN.

Relieve in man, nor turn away
I.o! man advances year By year.
. Time bears him upward, aud HE sphere
OF life must broaden Gay by day.
Relieve in man with large belief;
The garneTed grain each harvest !ins
HATH promise, roundness, and tull primo
Fer all ths empty chat and hheal'
Believe in man with proud belief;
Truth keeps the bottom OF her wen:
And when the thief peeps down, The thieA
= Peeps back aI hin, perpetual
Faint not that this or that man fell;
FIR one that falls thousand use
To lift white progress to the SIZES
Truth keeps The bottom Oh nef we'll
Fear not for man, nor cease to delve
For cool sweet Truth with large DelleI'
Lo! Christ Himself chose only twele'
CT 0--0 -IJoaguin Miller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
u. TIN GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS, TSr APRIL

all that makes the ps11-filled lie Of q
woman worth living. Wealth may give
her garments of .Sesuty, pleasure may
lead her into paths OF delight, the world
may sdalre her, and Fame msy crown
her with glory. but unless she has the an
Choir OF strorgs Eaanly heart that beats
for her alone, the tempestuous voyage OF
life is not worth taking, SO far as hsppi-
ness is concerned.
The sacrifice OF self for the good CT
others snd tho consciousness Of duty well
performed sione can sweeten the bitter
cup OF life to any woman who has missed
It's best Joys mans honest love.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
..EpmEnBEE, LOVE, REMEMBER >

,Twas 10 O'Clock one moonlight night
ever shall remember,
Ard every sta shone tWlnkllng Ofish''
In dreary, dark December;
When at The window, tap, tap, tap
heard a certain vel known rap
And with II, too, these words most clear
UReu ember, 10 o'clock, my dear
Remember, love, remembsr.
NV mother dozed bef-r re the fire,
NV dad his pipe was SMOKING
, Nor could for the world retire,
Oh, was It not provoki g.
At length, the old folks fast asleep,
Iran, nv promised word 70 KeepI
When, sure his abse5ce 10 denote
He on the window shutter wrote
-"Remember, love, remember.
And did need hint 30 sweet:
oh. no fer mark the warning
Which said 1T church we were 10 meet
By 10 O'Clock next morning.
And there we met, no more 10 part
To twine together hand enc hesrt.
And since that day, In wedlock 1olneaI
The window shutter brings to mindI
aRememner, love, remember"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
a COSMOPOLITAN WOMAN.

She went around and asked subscriptions
For the heather black Egyptians
And the,TeTra del FuegiaEs'
She did;
For the. tribes round Athabasca,
And the men of Madagascar,
And the poor souls of Alaska,
So she did;
She longed she said, TO bay
JeIly cake, and jam and pie
For the AnIBropophsgiI
So she did.
Her Heart ached for the Australians,
And tie Observation-Disclosures.
And the poor. dear AmahagSarf
Yes, she did;
And shedoved the poor 'NumiolanI
And tneebon AbYssin an
And the charcoal colOred Guinean5
Oh, she did;
And she said she'd cross the seas
With a ship of br Rd and cheese
FOR those stGrviog Chimpanzees,
Sure she did.
How she Loved the cold Norwegian
Ana the poor. kslf-melted Feeleean
And the dear Nolucca Islander,
She did;
She sent pie ana canned tomato
To the tribes beyond he equator
But hey husband eat potato.
SO he did;
The poor helpless, homeless thing
INV vOicg falters as j eing)
Tried his clothes uD with string
Yes, he did, The Judge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

h Az article writ
ten by me some
months ego, entitled
"Men as Friends"
I made some Asser-
tions which have
been widely copied,
criticised, and mis-
construed.
Urged TO explain
myself with greater
cleardess, I have
consented to under
take q more elabo-
rate dissertation on
that most interest
ing OF themes-man.
Mora Or.1psS eel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Court Of Appeals.
ndence Of the Gazette,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 1l.-Erwin vs. The
State, two cases; from Tarrant county.
Conviction for keeping and exhibiting 8
gaming bank. In both cases the evil
dence is substantially the same, aud is
insufficient to sustain the convictions. -
Is not shown that appellant took any psft
In gaming; that he owned or controlled
the prsmises where 1t occurred, or had
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

Mary Ludkins, q colored woman, died
In Portland, Me recently at the advanced
age of one hundred and seventeen years.
She always sEid she could remember dis
tinctly the visit to this country o. the
Prince who became King William ~. OF
England, and whose laundry work she
.clsiWed to heye done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

Captain Hughes of Bsrtow, Fla, In
,erted the hu6 of bearing sweet orange
tree into lemon roe&, ard few days
since the fruit wss sampled and pro-
nounced delicious. The oranges are
rough and unattractiye on the outside,
but of fine favor and exceptionally rich
and juicy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
POETIC DISSECTION,
BY JOHN ALBRo.

Did Mary have little lamb
With fleece as white as snow:
II 'twere mere poetic IN m
Would WAITS have said Is SO:
Oh, no!
OF one SO pious, pure and prim
'Twere wicked TO infer
That he who wrote holy hymn
PreVaricated her.
No, sir7
Suppose, for Mary's lunch was cookea
4 little lamb"-s chop
Away from school, where che was pookeu
OF course Il couldn't stop.
Dye drop?
And why did Mary love the meat
Which was her chosen feed :
Her young Z igestion was completeI
Thus lamb and she agreed.
Indeed!
Materially true are lots
OF tales " hich poets state,
And, hence, the fame OF BIZ. WINS
-,-'Tin mine TO vindicate-
To cate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

Abner Dorset, negro, living IN Hick-
DRY Mountain Township, N. c., has prob,
ably the largest head IN the state. It Is
thirtv-two inches in circumference and
makes him somewhat "top-heavy," for 5,
times waen the head topples over to one
side he is obliged to push It back into O.
sition with mis- hsr DIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
nvrs17zEIF'

/ stopped to read the milestone here,
A laggard schoolboy, long ago;
i came not fanny home was near
But, oh how far 1 longed to go!
Behold a number and name
A finger. westward. cut In stone;
The vision Of q city came,
hnross the aust an distance shown.
Around d me lay the farms asleep
In hazes of sutum nal air,
And sounds that quiet loves to keep
b " ere heard, AMI heard no'' eVery"here'
1 read the milestone day by day;
4 i yearned to cross the barren bound'
To know the golden far away,
Te walk the new Enchanted GROUND
-TJohn James Platt-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

A miller Of Mesdville, Pa, has COW
that gave birth to twin calves, 4 bull and
8 heller, few Sundays sgo. Ga the fol-
lowing Sunday his wife presented MIN
with twin babies, boy and girl, and en-
the next day the house cat csme around
with litter of twelve kittens, six Toms
aud sn equal number of Mariss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
RUS EFT URBs.
Merchant Traveller

She was then a rustic maiden,
Oheeks with rudy beauty laden
Ewes that flashed with natures brightness
Feet that tripped with dainty hshInets'
How he stood in adoration,
Dazzled by Ihe contemplation
OF her happy, winning smile.
As ne helped her DER the stlle.
Ali what truth, and what PITY
Married life within the city
Soon spelled sweet nsture's gracee'
Bringing benaets ricn and laces.
How DER stoe as ana bonds he worried
How he frette6, how he hurried
How of each he, drained his pile,
AS he helped hero'er the style.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

Copyrighted, 1885,,
Written for the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
IAN ESTIMATE OF lien.
Ella Wheeler Tells How Man is Re.
gasded by Womar--Merss
Ideas of Love.
Some OF the FaseiHstisRs OF Mems
Seeiety- Some Vital PoiH.san Which
Men Differ From Wsmen.

Mans Love End Respect Is 'Wsnan's Ex-
istense-The Faulte, ToibIes, nnd Good
Qualities of Men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
ICOPYRlGHr. -. ]

irritable and respondent The mental faculties
TO sugn an extent IN some cases MS 70 result in insanity The sense
and the senses or taste and OF hearing not unfreueny
or less affected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

brancs the blood it will readily be why this medicine
5 well calculated to them.
Medical Discovery is the natural hepmae" Of
Catarrh Remedy II not only CeaHsS
laes system healthy standard conIucrs
throat bronchial and lung complications when such
the lining the nasal
aids materially in restoring the diseased tckcnc
liberated membrane to healthy condition and thus eradates
When effected this
The system is purified regulated and strengthened as to be
fortified the other
diseases The effects OF the Golden Medical Discovery upon the
the
They not however, less
complete radical and sting and this constitutes its great merit
ali the the
the the nutrition promoted and the
himself gradually flesh; his strength
built up lingering ailments dwinde and by and he
his has been entirely renovated and repaired
and he feels like q mana perfect being.
Both Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Sages
sold by druggists the world Price OF
Discovery SlO0 bottles $500 Price of Dr. Sa2es
Catarrf Remedy 50 cents; hafdOzen bottles $3.50.
pamphlet Treatise CaarI giving valuable hints
clothing diet, and other matters OF importance Will be
mailed postpaid any address, receipt Of cet postage
Address
Medical Association,
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
No. GCz} Main Street, BUFFALO, y. 7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

-. 1 AsalOCal application for healing the diseased cOnd-
AI ton in the head DIR. Catarrh Remedy beyond
oil comparison the best preparation invented
HrEUT u and pleasant sInartng
AuLHls and containing
z drug, other poison. Its ingredients simple
when scientifically and siluly combined in
wonderful
healing medicine. Like gnpowdc which is formed of
apere sulphur and charcoal the ingredients
simple product of their combination wonderful in
This Remedy powerful antisepc and speedily
destroys smell which accompanies of carrh
aOin those who suffer from this disease
The readers mind cannot be too strongly impressed with the
of combining thorough constitutional with the local
effected but thereby guard
other of disease breaking the result of hui
the blood constitutional arrangements weaknesses
curing catarrh all the various diseases with
EHfF ] which it frequently complicated, as throat
WILL bronchial, and lung diseases weak stomach,
HcIKunc Deafness inhaned impure
HLLiahuL blood scrofulous and syphic ants the wonder
DR. Perce's Golden Med
strongly extOed 1t has specific
of the nasal
promoting the natural secretion Of their olces and
natural thin delicate, healthy
AS those diseases
diseases of the lining
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
IPREDlSPOSIHG
| CAUSES.
CoNEMoN SENSE TREATMENT, --

If you would remove evil strike al its root As the Pred
cases, weakness impurty otherwise faulty condition OF
chief aim that The
fully thousands of annually the nvas Hotel and Surgi
combining with the local. soothing and healing appc
celnsng aud tonic medicines
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-18
a Common Cold

- " aAn acA ~ & W y . d
| Is often the beginning of se1ic,.s assssoc-
lions o. the Throat, Bronchial Iihes,
| and Lungs Therefore, TIE ii9.sc.s.a-scs
Of eaeiy sslsi effective traae.tiails eannos
be oFerestirnated. Ayers Cl;erry Pee
forai i;lay always be relied rron fer tho
| spcsay cure of q Cold OF Gergh.
Last JaaHarv I vas attaessd with !.
severe Cold which. l,y Iee,ect .s.s,i ir..-
gueut cxpositres, hece-l4 gors,,,, fs:aiiy
sci4 ssng On E.y lungs. "a terrible cough
! soon followed, accompanied t,y Fs.siias in
tie ciiess from which I SITTER sa ..eeiiss.-
IL. After trying; vaFi6,is z.sfaetl.es. With
ont a,gssiliiGg relief cor laaileast liking
Ayers Cherry PeetoTal. s.rd was
Spe ediiy Cured
9t7n nsaf'ata1i tIiat this rerls{g segs....- ny
1iss. -sila. Webster, naE7Taess,.. =. :.
eaat-aafel 2 severe cold wlic,.
s1tiGen y g. Hoped into ntst.4ssia.
presenting dangerous anl 1issaissss,
sSIaascEas. l4lg phyeicia;i ssrs.e.s.a tlis
seof kver's Cherry pecsefai. - III
ss1ss0sions were followed. s.Essl the fsss.5
was o FarfIsi 2-a 3sel9FGts.el6 ol;fa.
i. = 5.i91p5ca, 4.aeers l4ssigie, 80.
aFTo wears : ~ fsasferaa 7*sfa 8 s7ars
Cold, wAch sessaslaE,n iaY 1-lses nm
sg.tgl various gltagsleis.i4s. s.ss. scas ~,
'aeaieiaes taev prescribed. Lsil - ss'sst
Only zs,e3oFary .eis. {. x ifla3i s,a8aeot.
me ID Il'g ATers litGrrg PsAs sssis3 tsts.
taking Two bottles q tilis ~ .te @si
cured. Siilce then J nave given -
torai 70 NY clita a.9, sad es5s.4L,issf'.a
The Desx J2er
for Colds, Coughs, and ~ ead
Lung diseases. ever asaa IL lisT 5aa.i's.
Robert VanGerpeo-. Mealssla,
Some time ago I took q fiio i'l,
vhich, lsaing neglected, gfeF ress ANA
settled Cl my Lungs. [ lga 3 afa se.n..
Co.ssli. AM was very weak. se IS ~
isrless .ae BEST CClisiacleI u -
IN great dancer. : e0G fiesin sr
nptil [ co.i-s.3cneea nas8~ sSer saffv
Pcotoraj. Less tiian uUe sl..s
v;sig~36ie medicine cUass }Ha ~
feel si!ao | os.e fne afe ss4'yefsn ~
Afe to lis clretiFe p3~eTs. - s.As. A4l
Locl<@ooi. Aaro.i. AeW Ia
Avsrs Cherry Feetaral fs.eo.. ae-e'8.
aero. alle olis great rsfl.atl. lerS.,t
Sf the uhrcaE st2a igass. S.i j g1.se .
II demand iian any ether llls, iela II;
class. j. L. Roberts. Magnolia. s. t
Ayers Cl.afry .2eGs..9s.
Prepared py or..J. C. ! yer 8 Co., Iouei, a.aas.
Sod BY al Druggists. trice 81; <iz iottisa, Sl5.sS
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18
L,yo 6tock hfarHztS,

KANSAS CITY, No., hay MISUNDERSTANDING
go; sh pments Goo; str ng, active and SC
higher foo breves; stocker5 nd fet dere duls,
good to choice cnrnfed 81 SOFA 10; common to
meoinm S. 2hG4 Is. stoc trs 81 00d2 81; feed
ers s. G'G3 Gu. Hogs ceipts l400 ship
meDts $40; market fsiriv act We bat shade
co. Ter, ranging fr m s. 5O05 55. Sne p Re-
ceipt' 40; shipments none; market weaker;
r o. 10 & dice c'inped 81 O0G4 10. common to
ms diam s. -5G3 IS.
CHICAGO. ILL. May 10 -Csttle-Receipta
1900, sh pnerts 40 0; tina market was steady
sn1 strong except TOR heavy grades: poor 10
good S. 1904 10; beeves 81 9995 %: cows 81 70@
rs; soc exc AID feeoers g 51H3 90; Texans
81 2074 So Hogs Receipts 5000; thioments
l0on: slow ana &c lower, ianginE ON 81 90 70
S. 10 Sheeu- Receipts 40n0: shipments 100;
II a ket steady; wooded 81 l0d6 %; shorn So 90
a57 Texas wooded 81 7065 GO; shorn 81 IS
"a 60; Iau bs s. 0aa5 10.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May TO- - Cattle-Receipts
lsC0; shipments SO; market active
s, na sGs choice heavy SSos naive native
choice s. 1904 10; stockers snd feeders, ia to
good. 81 40d3 go; rangers, ordinary to COCO.
81 25S4 20 Hog Receipts $50, snipm nts 600;
mar4et sciive but lower. hanging from So
Market eak; fair to fancy 81 0@5 20. Horses
Receipts 80, shipments so; Texas and Indians
in car lots So 00d33 o..
NEW YORK, May is -Beeves- Receipts IS
ca loads to be tol1 81 carloads for exporta ion
live; Is carloads foI city slaughterers direct,
The opening prices were fu ly l0c higher. and
tr ding WAS brisk M to ear the faIse, when
the wss a sudden change snd q Decline equal
10 20; from the opening figures; native steers
S. s. as GO; Uo'otado stesrs "A 1894 97S Texad
-hcep-Receipis 81 8 o; fair demand ut slesdy
price,; poor to prime clipped sneep 81 900
a 10: unshorn SIN ep S. C0G7 on; clippedsyenr-
iings S. 2s@7 IS; unshorn yearlings ss7 ooS7 30
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18
CARLOAD OF POWDER ExpLoDEs,
Zen People Killed and Fifteen wounded
Great Damage Done.

Zen People Killed and Fifteen Wounded,
Great Damage Done
DENVER, Col May IA News has
just been received here that the ThunoeI-
bolt on the Ssnts Fe Railroad collided
with freight train near Fontain this
morning al 6 o'cl Jck. A car Of powder
in the freight train exploded, completely
wrecking both trains and instantly killing
ten people and woundiDg many more.
Later advices from Fountain, the scene
Of the Santa Fee Railroad accident, state
that train Nd known as the THUNDER
bolt" arrived at Fountain at 2:4l 9. m,
and had only been standing q few min
uses when q cAboose and some cars, the
brakes Of which had got loose In some
wsy, ran down from side track and
struck the train with terrific force. One
car was loaded with pspths, which ex
ploded, throwing oil all over evs rythiug
and setting the tr.in on fire. The train
men showed the unipjured cars back from
the wreck and were trying to save the
depot when it was discovered that two
cars were standing on tina main track
that were not wrecked. The nearest one
was burning and was tagged powder
Shortly afterwsrd the car exploded, com.
pletely demolishing the depot, several
dwellings and number of cars. Oae
dwelling and the depot vera consumed.
Three parsons, one woman and two men,
were killed by the explosion, and some
fifteen persons were woun1ed, none very
seriously. There is hole in the ground
where the car stood about thirty feet In
diameter and fifteen feet deep. Two cars
we're burned and sixteen, together with
the locomotive, were more or less
wrecked. n ia supposed that tramps let
OF the brakSf from the cars.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18

hiyn. broke. s1eoel7s 90. From u 70 q 20
didorxl Tor thoroughly srske stocs
HIDES AND sKINe-Dry butchers hide.
Per q; dry fallsn, &c; light damaged. &c;
Dry sal.ed Sci ouu hides e,, green ssised AZ
6nsoharr' Trecn seSsci shx&llings 200; pelt,
MoLAseEe-Fancy rebofed 4se'Oc; choic,
reboiled 5s6t2c; prims reboiled IS q nc; fair
centrif1gals 2s@30c; common centrifugals "a
NUTs-Peanuts. sass; pscan1. 4H96s
almonds, 1855; RIsan nUts, lss per D; nipsIts
l2o per p English wslnuss, l5e per ,.
ssr is e; IF r Ss. . aS HSIes
Walker Same. s. 50; burden muls So; north
western horseshoe nails. No. 4, SOC; No. s, 2sc:
70. & sc; 20. Z nc; No: soSi "Lakss" no; I,
Auss5le, same. No. {. l5c; NO. 1. 2iS; No. 6. 2ic
PR6VIsiONs-Ws qno,. or til. s..n OF ca
| los:
risa-Maassrsi. 10 y kits No. /, Il 50; No. >,
El6:halt bb!s No. l. s. 50; Ra. !. 81 20; COS
lsssJ Ri ssasa1 ssss r. s ssss:
Dried herrings-pGr boz. l0s.
BologaA saueaEe, 7xc.
Mess-suaar cured h.rs l2e 2'..; sus.r
aursa prensfsst bsoon l1a<9 Ike; hn~' cles'
oaeg 9x6 q short gear Or, salt 9d91ei
Silver Snield hams 1s3Sc; do breskfass bsc"n
lsci do shot clear bacon loci do short cleay
ala.a. Rsansai tetos. ssesel,: m.s cabs.
ska s % - sX@sX n-s cams s2ST
sH' s-ssant 9s91' csfs9s9sSo liver
SHELL tierce laro CSC; do 90 Is cars sale; d.
20 n cans NC; do IL 10 cans I0c;i co b cans
l05<c. d Sb cans lUIc.
HsninJ, psf DID,. d 40; griss. per bbl,si 50
Oatmeal. new-Ps- half boz, 100 lbs, a. u
Cracked wheat-Per .. Sc
CrsaEetG-A sod&, &c: Xxx soda, sHc; CT IS
Hci st1gsr sneppr Sci ler1cE cToaus. Sc.
spssI-E1ne poTasrsI. bnis, SXSS1f DO
mai pble. sS9S1oi euS los9, e5ls, "a GS1se; o.
hsn hbls sH8ssc; sssAssIG grsnuizse3, b5is,
I5.GiSei L2aiflsns gIAn1isJedi bbls, ia
1884, ssands,d a. re BE; ehote5 white, 7&e
a;f1; lnuiytsza g. CT alo;cs. eMG6S.i &C
tsucy 6S G6Sc
&oi osndlsc, full uOxss s&6sc, sScR cana sH
z 9s: fancy, laGloc: rops, steal. y ,nch osslr
lOh Coz }; do cotton u and 5-l6 inch. le5i
q Isoi DO cotton, ( inch,1ioi hsrrsng, InlyoSssu.
tels, - 25i DO x boxes, s. 70; do X 6ozes, O.
cider. cISo sppie, iuc; Eissoar.. seG, vinegar
10 s2te; COZ Yes ioS400! Jugs, glazed,
loo per gsl; crooks: glazed, lac pcy gtii inG:&c,
i sas RS' nastaId. :, S f pr do Ho1s
nacErort, Imported. l2o per L; Arlesi,
caD t0c per = bcx; Drekeis. two hGcro 81 5j1
90 peg dozsni brilliant OTIS, bbls, lssi Rapio2.
cases, s. 10; do. l2-l Gases, S. sc; baking pow
dero. bulk, Ilo, IL cans, 81 &c; macaroEi.
sman boz, 65c; vesmtcsni. small box, So
sassup IA bull, per gallon. $50: wo.ce.:s,
sSuSe In bulk. per gallon, 81 g Hixed nicklas
per i Dbl, S. Sd; dried applee, rs. 69@Ic;
sliced, 1sfS7hci choice .eVaporsted. s@sSc;
Rlse-PEime 6esxc; choice sHssXc.
g q per de-; ola hens 81 &c per dosi Turkeys
W0OL-~ight medium. l50lsc.
wAlsEY-Reeuntd 81 iga4 og. a. per prcof;
Sou. E1Es1, Swo years CID s. 600l ~; ShTse
ysars old 81 se22oi fancy extra old whisky
QOG5 GO.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18
srQf raAMEAT.

Thieves Eater the smoke House Of Hui
County Farmer.
Special to the Gazette.
HiLLsBoRo, lex, May I5.-Last Fri
day evening the sHoke-ho OF Mr.. Pat
terson, living near Lebanon, Hill county,
was entered BY William Allison and Ar
thur Kirkwood, WHO stole therefrom
three hams Of bacon Mr.. Paterson was
not at home at the time, but one of his
nejghbors discovered the thieves and gaJ
em. They were arrested the next q
BY the neignDors, who turned them III
TO Dsputy Sheriff ]. G. Pitts, who ba<gx
them to Hiilshoro and lodged I'm
3sil. The prisoners viii plead lily {
no ohAfGe They are from {adta1
zatjss I'D have been her I'D -