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DR.. LIEBIG g. CO

TINE EUROPEAN MEDICAL STAFF, AND
i Special Surgeons and Physicians of the Lie
big World Dispensary and International SuTgi-
cal Institute, 400 Geary street, San Francisco
The surgical branch gives special attention to
deformities OF every kind, and all diSplace-
ments requiring appliances for Curvature of the
Spine, Hip Joint Disease, Distorted Limbs or
Arms successfully treated by our new Voltsie
and Magnetic appliances
The medical branch deyotes special attention
to all Chronic, Complicated, Private and Vast
ing Diseases, resulting from badly treated cases
OF acute or special nature, or from indisoTe-
tons of youth, bringing on SpermatorThcsa,
Seminal Weakness and an unnatural drain
from the body which undermines the constitu-
ton; else Debility, Decay, Less of Vitality or
Manhood, which results from excess of ma
turitS
above complaints is owing TO a complication
called ProStatorrhPa, which our treatment
alone can cure.
Vsricocele worIny veins in Scrotum Scric:ure
blood and skin impurities, speedily cured; acute
private troubles safely, confidentially and
quickly cured. Catarrh of the mucous mem
brane of the head or bladder successfully treat
Ell also throat and lung diseases Female COM
plants and all complicated delicate diseases Of
women carefully treated BY our rev method,
whereby none of the usual physical examina-
tons are required. Displacements of tie Uterus
and all special complaints peculiar to females
successfully treated. Separate office for ladies,
who should call between the hours of and
O'Clock to avoid the crowd. Office hours 9 toS
daily: Sundays, 10 to Il only. Consultation free.
All languages spoken and written. Write in
your own language.
DR. LIEBIG'S WONDERFUL GERMAN IN
VIGORATOR NO. 1, the only positive cure for
Spe:matorrhGa, Seminal Weakness AID Loss of
Manhood or Impo;ency.
The GERMAN INVIGORATOR NO. . is the
only known cure for Prostatorrhaa. the COM
plieation that prevents the cure of above COM
plants in thousands.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles, SO; half size,
half price. To prove its wonderful power, a &c
bottle will be sent free on application. Sold by
all druggists
Tb most powerful ELECTRIC BELTS free &c
patients. Call or address
LIEBIG WORLD DISpENSARY,
200 Geary Francisco, Cai
dS-lyMWF&w1y-eO
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Johnpy,s Composition on Medicine.

There Is two kinds of medicine besides
the kind you Rub On and the first kind is
the Soft Kind which you take with spoon
while A man holds your Head and you
kick and Riggle some because it Tastes so !;
called Pills, and it is the Hardest of the
whole because it is so hard to go down !;
but it does not make any Difference which
kind you take when you get it Took you
wish you had not. for it makes quite a
Row in your Stomach and Riots Around.
Sd.
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them. Only, be sure to select the north
side of the house or well-shaded place
for it. Try this plan with a small guam
tity till you are convinced OF its advant-
apes - E1rchnnne
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RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ and pursuant to judgment and decree OF
the Superior Court of the County of Sacramento
in the State of California, made and eutered
gu the 3lst day of May, A. d. 1888, in certain
MORFORD is plaintiff and GEORGE LANDON,
ITHIEL P. ELDRED and GEORGE MURRAY
are defendants, / will, as Receiver of said
Court, in said action, on
Monday the 23d day of July, A. D., 1888,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
At the front door of the Courthouse in Sacra-
mento City. California, Sell a. pubic auction
for CASH IN GOLD COIN. 10 the highest and
best bidder the following described real prop
erty, to wit The north one-half (NI5l of lot
eight ~, in the block bounded by f and G and
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, IN the City of
Sacramento, County OF sacramento and state
OF California, together with the improvements
thereon.
Dated Sacramento, June so, A. D. 1883.
je3O-tds JAY R. BRoWE, Receiver.
CuMMoNS-sTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CoUE-
y ty of Sacramento, ss In the Superior Court
in and for said county The peopleo OF the State
of California 20 ELLEN ROBINSON, greeting:
You are hereby notified that an action was COM
menced in the Superior Court of the county of
Sacramento, State aforesaid, by the filing of q
complaint Ia the Clerks Office of said Court, on
| the sth day of APRIL, 1885 in which action
| A. G.. SWEET5Ek is plaintiff and you are de-
| PENDANT. That the ge2eral nature of the
action, as appears from said complaint, is as
| follows: To obtain decree that you set forth
your CLAIMS OF Tile 10 the real property ue-
scribeA as the east quarter of Lot Number Two,
! in the block bounded by II and I, sixth and
Seventh streets. of the City of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, State of California. and
that it be adjudged that you defendant have no
interest title or estate therein, and tbs plant
las title thereto is good and Valid and that de-
| f. ndant be enjOined from asserting any claim
thereto. And for cause of action il is alleged
in the complaint that plaintiff is the owner
OF and in possession OF said real property.
and that defendant claims an estate and
| interest therein adverse to plaintiff, which
claim of defendant is without right; all of
which fully appears from the complaint on
| file herein, to which reference is hereby made.
| And you are hereby directed to appear and
answer said complaint within ten days from the
service of this WRIT exclusive of the day of sery-
| ice if served on you in said county of Saera-
| mento: and within thirty days, exclusive of the
| day of service, If served elsewhere. And you
! are further notified that unless You so appear
| and answer within the time above specified,
| the plaintiff take default against you and apply
| 10 the Court tor the relief demanded IN the
| In testimony whereof, I, Vim. B. Hamilton,
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my
hand and affix the seal Of said Court, this 18Th
| day of APnIL, A y. 1855.
| IsEAr.l VIM B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
/ By JOS J. 6UTH, Deputy Clerk,
| CLINTON I. WHITE, Attorney for flsintin.
ie239ts
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DRUNKENNESS

Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cared
by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific.
1t cen be given in a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking it: is alb
solutely harmless and viii effect permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkards have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden specific in their coffee
without their knowledge and to-day believe
they quit drinking of their own free will. II
NEVER FAILS. The system orce impreguated
with the Specific, it becomes an utter irnpoSsi-
bility for the liquor appetite to exist. For sale
by JOS. HAHN & CO., Druggists corner
Fifth and streets, Sacramento, Cal. dS-qTLSly
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=" NEVER QUARREL
SAPOLIO!

" w ~ VIC ttTItIVNJ iUItlV , ILb
when we hear OF housekeeper who hasn't
sense ell ugh to use
SAPOLIO!
4 conlpseee wreck OF domestic happiness has
often resulted from badly-washed dishes, from
an unckan Sitchen, or from trifes which seem
light as air. But by these things man often
judges OF his xife's devotion to her family, and
charges her with general neglect when he finds
her Careless in these particulars. Many a home
owes lsIge part OF its thrifty nentnese and its
consequent HAPPINESS TO Sa2olio. 10. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
Eno sers vsssSR zsE5&sA.
iaxIEg-Taxss EOS psz 3,

Options 81.
n1TTRs-fsI0. fs:- i7SIi ps'vs TX; 7nn;ra
IfL3Eatts fancy 2 ~; asa lskei Sud - Hio
ksiHr&&S& Berry 20AJ.
ef=srn t1iFs 13SGl4c; Bad
GER state AkGl5cj youns America l5sl5Ac.
CANNED taNouo--ESsSzs sss dcxSe. eIAs
&pqies, s3a6az1, aSs, 81 6szsl 90; pas51as.
il 40; SE 81 81; fITaWbsr-lss z IS i IS; oiGe1-
sfTies, D, 81 Isl green s7ses T.; r.sc-
berries. ID. u a. marrovtss reas. .
%, or-tCZn. :aa ge!goS, s35cs $50, as
Z! ft8l g.; to-asfoeG. saau1sr1, % So D
ltei ia a 5HSi 20; EEssl coxn 81 laGi %;
ss..a03i p Il IJal s.: sardihex, Is, CO.
E.ecG3, S. t0S IS 50; &poEtsG 81 o00l5 cCi
s&sls coEs4nse4 ak Sc "a. California Canned
goods, Cutting bEaCo. sTs on the market ana
@re quo1ad:. Apricots, ~ DC. g Is; blacsber-
tiae, 81 81 peacnsr. yellow free, s. ~, peaches.
srspes, z 90; red cherries 81 30.
1859: " ASH -
Prints-Ansn's fancy. 60; American fancy &c;
American indigoes. sxei Berlin solids,
&C; Berlin oil COLOR. Is; Berwick,
dystone 5xo; Glouoss.sr sfancs. &c; sioa-
cester silver S-ey, 5He; RaTtel Co: Hamilton
sispe checks, eci hodi. Sc; Manchester. co.
Merrimsch, Sc; RaIaapo, 3%c; SIMPSONS
mournings, 6kc; Windsor fancy, exc; Wanh.
Brown Cottons-Annissen, 6xc; Appleton A,
Ike; Argyle Family CUtron, Ike; Augusta A
&c; Belfast p, 64c; Back Grow, 6kc; 3. ct @,
&c; Busy Bee. sc; Clifton CCC, SIC; Consti.u
lion, Ike; Chapman Lining, 3kc; Marshall
Lii Ing, Axe; Utica @, Axe; Lawrence Ii, &C.
Bleached Corton-sterlins, Sc; Prosperity, &c;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
Live stock sIsyRste

ST. LOUIS. mo-. Oct 81 Cattle Receipts
1000; shipments 1900; .testI; choice heavy ma
NV ctetr. s. OJa5 %; fair t. good do. 81 iOs
% buiche,e' steers s54OaI 40i stocker. and
fee SRI 81 l5G3 Is; r ngrr' corn fed So 008
10. erase fed 81 1913 %. II Rs-Receipts
leCO ,hiPments 500; marset .tefdy; choice
heavy S. s05 60; packing 3 70; light
grade, s. 200 S 35. Sheep Reef 2in: ship
ment' 500; pt'"ng fair to choice s. 0064 IS.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 27-CaEus R-ceiUts
geo; shipments none; beeves s. GOA
70 stockers and FEEDER 81 soSss5; cows,
huls and miI'd grades 95a2 so; bulk
& l0a2 10 Tx, csttle 81 'edSS gs-Re-
co'pt. 900: ibipmente 40OU, mixed $3.50
%; heav, S. 25a5 90; light S. l5a5 o shAep
Receipts lio0: shipment" $50; Isf yes s. 800
8 10; western s3 0O4S 80; Texans 81 so93 60;
lambs So 1895 50.
kASsAS OrrY. MO-, Oct. 27.-Castlc Receipt
s. o: shipments 2CO). Good to choice cornfed
81 7s65 25; common to medium s. 1894 60;
storkers and feede s 81 5rG54O; grass
range steer 81 s0S3 Is; cows s az 10 Hogs
Rece ipts 430Ji shipments 6lO; sood o cho'ce
s. 40G5 so common to me 'iun 81 758
90. Sheep Receipt. eco; shipments 80;
market steady; good to choice So 50ag 10; COM
mon to medium 81 seas 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
She had 60 many children she didn't know

She had 60 many children she didn't know
what 10 DO
She gave Them some b 9th without any bread
And whipped ihem all round and sent them to
Led"
Weu. she's heYe, End tie children too,
suG shoe large enough to hold them
all. THIS ia 81 a2prop -iste Ia r yduction
50 very fa7 dis2ssy Of Shoes srrrnae
With peculiar taste. Taa styles, shspe
aad fash are CT high standard OF *
celence, but not eicgls psir In this
v.rtsd sssortmen: vs., specially bought
for display, svary shoe being cu!led from
tue general stocg.
Proceeding 80 tie exterior 81 this never
filling source otin'erest Ne n1tice thst
cv-r oors ond NSdows fac display Il
grllle work is @Sie, split hanboo ana
plsited straw tei1&ssree used.
A large tiesrauA ftet, showing
the floor arrangemenAsf theft retail de-
pGrtment, also ssaacSmuchAt en,ion.
S.rger B:os have very .1'eusive
eonnec,ion through the Edtun o, their
mail o.das bureau, tosshx cultivation CT
which they direct spes}&l atSntlon
Slmples are eeSfNHy .berypn request,
and ca illus!raseGIH&tAl que y LIP page 8
is NAKED free toa1s.oi to wn Sostumers,
thereby euaoyxS them TO do sfsir s0op-
, .iss IN DAilssSi'h perfect e1'' ga salts
Tnis popshr arm extends a esrdisl
Invitation taAl vlaito 20 call a. zshelr
CREST houseSzd look Cysr their immSrBe
STOCK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
GkEAE A. sRhE I'd.


| ST LOUIS. Mo-. oct 27.-Flour-Q lie. wheat
hi2h,ri c'.h 81 II Drcemb coe sllg2.;
vemEer c Sc 961sc BIZ; May 90Hc did. Cora
neal 81 s. . Wni. y sJearv IA Proyfs-
ions n ! md wess. Pors so. L4rd, prime
LEAN IS %. Dry ga ed nests-ShUnldtrs
Se25 o IS ard ribs 81 Gs0 hpr clear IS C5
GS *. EacOn SHOULDER - IS: Inpxe and
ribs 81 60; 'hOEt clesr 80 ga 31,.. Hams 81 co
Gl3 80. Bal i-g statf sging sIeaoy; *
GI25
CHICAGO. l l., DC. IA moderate bu,f~
ness Was ra"ea2i.d In wheat The opening
was ~ II, unsettled AM / weT, but the clio o
vss : hi her fnr Dec, N er.s IL, cher
for May than yesterday Corn was .r8Ged in
moderately e. u i wer langs II phi "a the ell
! . beng ore OF essiness The oft was sGa1o
lower than ster6ay. PofA rule quiet. Lard
WAS o ly moderately active R cell gsrmewRat
unsettled shorsr bs we're strong sno hisher.
MAJ 81 1855. Corr No Octcbr 4 xci No
venofJ &c, december '97sc; ii 3sSc. Mesa
PORK ooer sH 20 No em er sli ": Janu-
airy slA AZ Ma Ii 20. L 10 Ottvh.- I2h
Nov, me s. COL N Try ssOJl May s. 70 shUrs
ribs OcIoo r 81 80 Janua 81 SIX. cash que
qaleel and firm AID 10 ioall, higher N.
spring wheat Il 1874 %: No. Q red 81 I596
e; No. corn, Octob 4Sc, Mess porG Sl4 0.
Larn So l24. short ribs sides loose 81 80
Snot 81 ar sides, boxed, IS l2sGS .
NEW YORK, Oct 2. Flour M>r ct Higher.
Wnee: biSaeii spot No. REQ, 81 l54Sl OPP
tons closed: Oct her 81 49,; SGvembcI 81 IL;
December 1874; January 81 Tx: 1sy s. 2O,..
Corn s;esdy; spot No. 2 tsd4s4c Options
closed October 49iSc: NoveuDe axe; Deem
ber 50%lc; January 4s%c: MAY iIc. Coffee
. tI"nA stesty; sales II $50 tag.; 90 .ober
S5e 90: Deceu Der u 20dlS 70; January
Is liza Is 10; 81 OF Rio, fat cargos l5Eo. sugar
Raw Gull, ominal; fair refnin 2, quiet; refined,
gu ct. aolaeses nominal. Rire srorg and
quiet; domestic 4Xa62.c, Jsuan 4xs5sc.
hANsAs TTY. MO, oct. CIV heal strong;
No red. cash s. on Esbeu: Novtmhar
asked; December Slt2 bid: May 81 0iAal e7k.
Corn stehtv; No. ca y n bids or ofaiings;
JANUARY 2s1i bid May 30Hc Lid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
The BIG FAIR.
Continued from Sirih PAGE.

les the cslisrapn has been n Chef cHU
pstitor. In Cinc p"sd on joy 25. 1888, :
contest WIS held, the ties, beiog legsi te =
Hnooy for NINETY mioates. liz this coz.
test the Rsmin .ton operator made tHt
wonderful record Of rioetT seven w9rci
per Dlinu.e, while the csligrspl opars,oi
only scored seventy sewn words DEL
minute. In New York, Angus. 2 1898
TIE conteet WAS OF bus Ie.s cofrespun
cerce, and the Ren'J ct Z operater tool
The Nat, second, Lid snd u7ta p zss
the cs!!graph getting nothing
The principal con est OF t1e year, how
ever, was the ipternp,io e! contest FOR the
worlds cdInDionq"ip a. Toronto, Can
ads. August Is. 1888 Fhe ties. tais time
WAS on general matter, business CORE
spondepce and legal testimony Miss
Orr, Remington operator, won the gold
medsl. representing the chs2pioasnlo Of
she world, Or the highest spes9on unfs
miitar business correspondents hnd legal
testimony M T & McG1tfin. also q
Remington Operator, won the silver me-
dial IN tae sme clssssH Miss Or in
this eosteOs AvrrsgegSS8 ~ords pr
minute. and ~. AsGorfin 95 II words
per Minute.
In the single sanshce contest, In which
CsIig,sph op rsfr vas awarded = n, d
Al, an e1suius aensS the 646 words WHY
ten IN FIVE mtsSsas. ny ABOUT AS are
correct, eudAs senteEc correctly writ
len CITY tuaGS. while H. Remington ops
rator w,oSaso words sarrec.lY, AID Inc
sentcnc SHSrrec:.g br.y EIae tines.
FL. Asfcasns Gas tyr 1trioa.ion cop
les O, 80 operators *, reproduced
by tSF ph1.o =! ctro we process. Tle
superiority # TIE Il mingten's work il
sppAat Tna Calieraph copy indicates
thsi ase machine c)n:iuu.ilS failed - r.
sDonfale Iae o9acsfofs touch, white the
R,mlIscon copy Is plain AMI readable
Throughout.
Mr. Rerch,nt. whose headquarters is
1923 %oN strsst, D1ls', ia s!su sgen: :
the "WoIlt Typewriter" o tpl' pCid LITTLE
macnlne, cApA0 { Of d Jiog re- ii aad most
work, which s. Is t1r only s.; s1d the
cyoloslyie, VIII c1 is most USEFUL AID
ecGnCmic machine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

closed quiet and unchanged. cross roceipt,
D - b'I :; -a'ss II Dtes; export co4stwiss
-. ball 'ort 1881 btl"'; tr airy IL i6c.
sohd ordinary ssc: 'ow mi1dli7g gc mid +lirg
-. good niddlinS PIC mild Ing isIf lOhc.
Leading spot ma ke S closed 10 ay as fol-
Li'e,rool dull, in buyers favor, of I,c.
Sac. 10O0 bales.
New York quiet and unchanged. Sales l.7
New Orleans quirt and IN haI ged. Sales
| 1870 baes
"ALvEsToS. TEX. Oct '27-Cotton easy;
Nj dim exc: low middhnS s., GOOD or
binary 81. net and gros. receipts 5e7s ba'es;
weekly ct nd grost re- e'pt. -; exports
TO Great BRIAN bales. tIroTts 70
srsnce btle,i .Spor,s cosnwse 80.
baes. sales ISL bales. St OK 70 100 OhIes-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
For. wcr.h IN ,hs Le ID Again.

Drumm & Baker Bros, our nurserJ.
men and G1rlets carried oH the folloTi c
premiums 81 the Dallas fair owe. thirteen
other competitors:
FIRST PREMIUMS.
s yeeps'sses-Ges. Collection Of green
house plspI4.
S@etp,iakes-Bass col.ectiol Of Gu
10 ~eGs.
Begt collection OF eyerg,seas.
Es5t COLLECTION OF mu b .Tytss.
3. OF coltccylGa Of gerapiums IN bIcCr:.
Best collection OF curysanthenuns.
Best cJlieCti9a Of cat gereriuns.
Mog! sr:!s.!cEliq srrscged beg let.
SECOND PREMIUMS.
Best col,ec lou 4 pezcn tieeE.
Best collection of plumos.
Beet collection Of xpficot.
Best cclloo tioa @! q ,weyiog Shrubs. :.
b. ct collsc apn Of Cut roses. =.
Bss colie@ on OF single specimen
plant. q 4.
Best collectldTo horal dszigas1
b at coIleclios5t osske, Of FTsser,.
Ta.s widely Known ard PStul.r & n
de.eivs tina .boveAonors ,kHssr nonors
we're fairly won. Meir yss$ssnt and e1
quisite displays wetsihs. Ahfgas Of evsrJ
lover Of sac beautifotxSTbet taste and CT
tist.c skill dl-playe3Sia their me cilesE
exhibits were co 1al !t6sA not superior &c
suytoi "a the gret hluse department
ever before plsoeMon Exhibition in thii
couu;r7. Tloue&ns oiftisisorS viewed
these exa,bi tnawere utssrly surprised
to sea tccasSpelfsctlos. at.siaea ID
the developmWs OF etsen hcuse
plants, shruo6Et,. ard tfnit treei
DUN & Baker B.os. have certainly de-
moBstrated :ha fsct taa% suytein& tcon
the 10 ost deicste house plant TO az Gppie
tres csn % deV l2p-d sud improved II
perfection by careful culture. People
visiting Fort Woctn cAunol speGd few
CoGrs more prUf'ablY than visiting this
popular greenhouse. This frm keeGs Il
ock IL Fort WORTH and Dallas the fines
collection OF bulbs eysE brcp shs 10 TeIie
Lilies, hyscinlh, n Up, uorcissus, i)rqlil
Greens, or anything that Siil produce :
bloom can % bCagfs OF tbs fin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
Rzilurs q. arsensI,ie.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GszENviLLE, lex, Ocs. s7.-A. (.
Patterson, cealeI. ia drugs anu liquors in
this city, VS.. closed by writs OF s.tach
n1sSs ct 10 O'Clock tlls morning. Wrils
have bsen levied thug far covering claims
10 the eg2rag2te smouns OF SIC. 577, most
4 tbs fpi!s being brought II Int District
court Of tbs county. The stttc lirg
creditors, with amounts OF their respective
cls ms, are 90 follows:
The F'rs' NltiGcsl Bank OF G:eeny!ile,
for SASS %.
John & C.syton OF This city, two
suaunts sggregs.!ng $3.50 81.
G 3 Jones OF ehit c,a,, Tor Sl376 SO
J a Boykin cf tbi5 city, fsr Sls0S.2S.
T1e precise empuuts cf.the Sssets nld
liabilities cannot low De ascertsinet, tut
the former will approximate bet8eeu
$1,000 snd $40 01o. wnile the Nsh'l'riss
VIII oe in the nelgaborhood Of $4,000 80
$50 600 "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
SUs IN.
Biss Deceived fnr FuraishinK tho New
Cbpiiol.

Biss Rece,vs2 fnr Furnishing tho New
Capitol.
Special TO the snEctss.
AUSTIN, TEX, Ocs. 27-All tie tax
rolls from she s:a.s have been received by
the Comptroller except Liberty, Marion,
B.rzoris and Tyler counties.
TIE Comptroller to-day registered
sl5 coo OF Greenvnie water works bords.
The capitol furnishing bosId, MIR. Res
chairman, met ngsiu to-tsy In the geo.
Logical museum IN the new capitol. Bids
for furnishing the rev capitol we're
received SIS follows: Psuley
Jan aud Manufacturing CompsJy, ST.
Louis; J. Ksnnsrd soas, s.. Louis; C.
A Dan ic Austin; Robert Mitchell Fur
niturs Company, Cincinnati; d C. Dick.
SOD, ChIcsgo; A. Il. Andersen & c. 3,
Chicago; Sanger Btos Dallas; John c
Book, Austin; American Shelf aud Drawer
Company, Chicago; Bslke Calender Com
psny, Chicago. Tna bids will he
opened Monday, tie bidders h.ving de.
posted 10 per cent Of their bids ia the
state treasury. The limit OF bids Is
500. GOO. the amount appropriated by the
Legislature at the extrs session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
An Il serE,tin Mar.
FzEE CIGAR AND FREK MUSIC.

Da.lh N5Ws.
As the n rs reporser was passing by
Nj. p P M,rti1sz' .tore Ia search I, I
news lest evening h. wlsat.racled by s
large crowa OF pope scoogregsted 30
listen 10 n Balloon spda aud Z pu Vic
quartette nIAe, whiedawas ane. During
,ae insorraIsRt nag cJncsst NJ. J nj
Robsrs OF Gsgfsls, nude q short
FAD elegant ,Ree:a, e1olaining tee
merits CT stS8 B,iloon cigar,
xnd Grand Rssab ltFC =.rrog, and com
pltmen!ips M. P F.ssfsrtin,s IS oe!ng
the l!ye'l9sYapd nost'gAs 1Iog Eob2cc nisl
In the sag Tow4-d &c lag! Mr. MAJ
tllcz disiARnted 70 tss crowd, gTaEts,
ssyecsl huSdrcd & Bic 'GsIehrsted Bsl
loon Cigs:s ami Grad Rep1piics. 50 tnEt
smokers csn hai o1. wlAs Z. 81 OF Ger;
cigars they are.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

NEW ORLEANS, la, Oct 27.-Cog,on-Fu-
tRres opened . - ', int lower, ralod steady
AT he ue line. loseO q let ut st a at to
! points wer team " sIe- dav'- cl sc o { Der
liG9 10 NJ VEN 9O-a9 O.; he embuc
l4as >; Jarutry 2 seuru r, O. 5&9 s6;
Ma I'll 4149 49, APP l. $50 s: hy9 $50
60; Juue i6a9 IS, Juy 9 s.G9 Is. sales,
q ,0UO ha es.
NhW ORLEANS, Ia, Oct. %. Cot a Quiet;
ni0EIing g'ICi low oUIing "a good
ordinary She Net IeCeips 1870 bsies,
t-roso ere pr IL 1879 bsyee. kXroLs oGreat
Krltalr 3tiU bsles; c. so wise $50 ha'e.; 10
FTsnce co.. aies; 10 Con inenI $3.50 bales.
Salts loLO ba.es. oIock 50 7SJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
Cattle Coming f..

sssoial TO tho 9sSesse.
TERRELL, TEX, Or. 27.-The feeding
cattle are coming 81 enough from the
west. The drst lot from the west or ex-
pected land a. r 'yce TO- day fer Mr
Nat hew ''artwre6t and will 9 driver
own TO Ola p.s'pr- from there. There
will BE- seys,sl huudIei hesi ii this Snip
mem an this will BE- f)lIowed until al
coming from the west 6re Landed in The
county. A necessary preparations fo'
~inre= feeding have been made and eli
that is necessary now is he cattle, .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
10 a G,sau,ie sv,ndIs.

CHIcA6o, ILL o.. 27 The fact has
just trhrEpired tns, G .stsve FALL, MS
tive Of Sweden was arrested here on
Thursday cosrged with being con!edee.
ste in gsGtic mor'gsge swIrdle where
ny the Guaranty Association CT Sack
nous amount. ~