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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Kentucky attne Fair.

The Kentucky Senate on last
Tuesday passed the House bill APP
propria,iug $4,000 for display
at the World 5 Fair by vote Of q
to 8. Tins wi:l enable the grand
old State tomake such showing
az her standing IN the Union de
nands, ard the most progressive OF
our people are now glad that the
$4,000 appropriation failed 10 60.
Fine Kentucky Legislature Is q ilt-
tie slow, but LEI US hope that she
will get there in the sweet bye and
bye in as generally approved q
manner az she did in this case.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
ArtIcLes 81 IncorporatIon.


We. Acknowledgment. II ;. south
ard. Of bradford. Pa, H.. :. S1tG~
ard. .Ir.. oi Richardson. ny. and
W. n. stewart. ~ E"aisa, Ky hIrce
this dry associated ourselves RI
Eether. and become Incorporated
under chapter .iiyE-S.N ~ 0f tig,
General StHrut7 kantuchy, and
have adopted the f5llaN tus .triiri !,
Gfuc6rpur1tinn:
Ia TIM Il--le.--. II 800; -s-'I itt#H
( arf.:i r.cS. rnutharti. HIS ~Vitr .lN}it-
. ,Ir. an,I j. 81. NF...Sielv3Ari l,. iie.
. uI lin, corporation shall b. "t5te
MATS tra,.t LUnlbsr taHLl
.and D., principal pl.in1 fraar-
.iuz huzin- shall bD hn
creek. Lawrence Nuujy h".ga
IEpi, The bH-irf, s. NJ u ir q.
itd by this Company Shail Z aiE
iofowaing, busju-, sailing 4 a!
Hcrating -a\y mills owning, linE
ANA fling iuu.'tF, tlfHhe @d
freaI estate; mlAufacturins iunilt r.
and ng -ia iG uF general lu"t-
cau'li hH-tafr
. Srl. l, auH.;5y ni {hG capital
-tDes ialE iacu;S Eiy'@ tEr -
l1wI Dollars, $50 100 divided
3ibtD ,Fo tEildrI .fiy HAIR ~
ipu iMaGr,d .du,i;ir~ each al! ~
(which ~haIi paid IN il tl,ll, ON
or i,.frr. rlto ~ dl re February
/, 4. %. 1885,.
! ila, This rp6rat.oa sItaIl come
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Let 5 Dissolve It.

The people Of Eastern Kentucky
have had cause repeatedly 10 com
plain OF the Injurious stories tele.
graphed to Eastern newspapers
about that section. Thetrpth about
that part ofthe State has been bad
enough, but the exaggerated ac
counts that have been published IN
Eastern newspapers. under Ken .
tuckv date-ilnes. have niniiniie-t
II worse. Mere braml- that woulo
scarcely be noticed when occurring
elsewhere are trickled cut in ruddy
rhetoric as blood-thi-sty mountains
tends ana served smoking hot and
b;pbly spiced to the readers OF the
,ross often. without shadow OF
fonniation, the mos. remarkable
tories Of brutal crime are cooked
mn and sent out to unsuspecnng
newspapers. Most of these have
emanated from the northeastern
mart of the State, which has been
more prolific of newspaper fakes
han all The rest Of the United
states.
Curiosity has been keen on the
scent of the perpetrators OF this
work Ii is probable tina: good
many fingers have beenin the pit
and a ciew to a pair Of them is fur
nished BIZ letter which the Con-
/! rier-Journal has received from he
:. Consolidated News Company" 81
Ashland. The CONSOLIDATED News
: Company desires the privilege OF
showing the Courier-Journal the
! serviceitiss sending Out, and elaine
to have facilities Tor giving j:
D startling news. almost daily
7 These facilities are further explain
: ed BY the printed matter at the tor
OF the Consolidated letter head
which advertises that husrling agen-
|, cy tits way
Representatives in Northeastern
j Kentucky II the principal newspa-
= pers Of the n9tion. The 'Feud Dis
: triet Of Kentucky, where they have
e a man Cor breakfastevery morning
i thoroughly covered. The Half Ha;
{ Never Been Told. We are in tht
d market with iall reports by mail OF
? sire. Direct telephone connection
silh Hszari, Ky the home Of Hey
&! ending war.
VIII Irving p Haskell and FRANK Z
Holiday are harmed as the prnPrie
2 tors Of Ills remarkable organize
J ton, that elaraa.ees 4 ssseryica q
: startling news daily whether news
T haE pens or not, It's hardly con
a -ceivSble that two men Of any con,
science a, all w5pld delibeFat,ly
. put upan their oWh State tke libe
o6ntainelin ;hallyiier heati, 40 say
/ nothing oil the injury inflicted by
z lbe necesssr!,y ialse service prom.
:, ised Ashlana not in. tAo ieur
aisrictoi KrulnaSyuar near an.
portion oiil, Pike county is th'
NEAREST point where such ,hihg'
have happened, HpSatd, % whicl
direct telephone connection j
claimed, is separated from Ashlan'
by alnosi the widlbot tho noun
iainous portion oiihe state MOI
is Hazard The "hoNs % the never
emitting war; There has been ne
lighting there for several years,
Doubtless a great mnny paperi
/, have Teen taken ln py The stuff
/, lmanulaelvr'd sent out hy lhls
agency, II 70 olher CONSIDERATION
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The Crittenden PTess lru,hiuliy
SAYS: Wealth has neyaT e; rods
overihe PROSTATE fern q WoEtn
and merit, through Tie Kentucky
Legislature to the Uai,e4 States
Senate. While the almighty dollar
has bucklei on his aruior aud
strobe through The Legislative d lis
of other states and passed en- and
into the United Senate snd there
brazenly Nhiled his time away Ken.
lucky has always ssll g MIN, n
matters OF this kitt especially,
stand aside aaaio him who lives
closer to the people So "a aud M
ward 10 this place pi honor and
trust. So may !, c0ntioae.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
She wants 5000.

etwelfth Annual State Con
yention Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Associations Of Kentucky, will
be held in Winchester, February
2Sd TO 26th inclusive TIE names
OF leading Christian workers are
among those announced to parlici-
pate. 1t is expected tbat there
will be nearly 800 Young MEN and
business men and basiness men
present 81 this gathering
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

In England tho danger Of the Re
turn OF hoop skirts is causing mucn
alarm. and the dispatches announce
that a crusade under the name q
aTbe No-Crinoline League" Is De
inc orpanized. Congress should
extend the restrictions 81 me guar
.n,;ns bill so as to exclude the hoop
skirt. and should lose no time In
doinC IL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The Jslico (Tenn.) advance
published by our ifieRd John p.
Littlejohn, has been consolidated
with the Jacksboro Sentinel under
the name of The Jelito Advance
Sentinel. John Is a hu7tiing news
paper man and issues an interest
ing DaDer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The opinion is expressed by
many whose opinions are worth
something, that should Senator
Carlisle make such distinguished
record as secretary Of Inc Treasury
as we have right 10 expect, that
he will be nominated for President
in 1896.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Afford roasted.

II would b. q gn'at misfortune to
this STAN for any ccndltlons OF a.
fairs 10 arlso hat would make ~,
coy. Afford UoNernor Of he state,
llrls very nice fellow who was
nllowoa 10 ~ lnlq hls present posi-
dion M snlIpranr,l rather lhnn on
account 81 EQUALIZATION OF lllnens
az ||lo poi|lIon. pa NJ D weak
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

can restrain these ssnsatlpn,mbng-
ers from libeling their o~n state
the memory OF the unhappy fate
that befell Catlettsburg liar, Who
tried the same sort of business,
ought 10 do sJ.-Courier.Jo Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
doing Do.

Damage suite against eorpora-
lions are being pushed to a farcical
ex,,.me An instance Of which Is
the suit against tn. Illinois Cen
trail railroad which has been filed
Al Memphis by Mrs Virtua Pom
mier. who CLANS that while upon
that road some one squeezed her
foot and frightened and intimidat-
ed rr. She wants 5000.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The CLERK Of the Kentucky House
of Representatives has reported
that as many as eighteen bills now
on the statutes had been improper
" passed, and were as much void
as the first Worlds Fair b:li.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The press dispatches from Frank ran
fort stated that it was only NE
abayseeds- and obstFuctiopi9t7 who
voted against the Worlds Fax bill
in the House.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Thirty-seven Thousand women
are employed as telegraph operators
in this country, it is claimed

When on visit to IOWA, VI. G0
ton, Of Luray. Russell County, Kansas
called atihe laboratory Of ch4Rberlain
4 Co, Des Nome. 10 show tarm his six
year old boy, whose life had bses saved
by Chamlerlain's Cough Remsdv, 1t hav-
ing cured him Of very ssVGY attack OF
cfoHp. Mr.. Dalton is ssrnin that it
saved his boys life snd is enthusiastic in
his praise Of the re.edy. Tsr .ale BY
Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Hon. w. s. Harkins.

This prominent gentleman has
announced his candidacy tor the the
office Of District Attorney f1r Ken
tucky. His loyalty to tbei4terests
and development Of Eastern Ken
tucky has closely allied MIN to the
people ofthis section. and they are,
re believe. unanimously in favor OF
his appointment His reputation
as a lawyer Of ability is fully snsti-
fed iaLiln- and his high standing
as man Of honor and integrity
mas been won ~ The evidence #oi
merit He would grace the p2:
ION he seeks and would execute.
duties man able manner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The House has passed bill rati-
fying the agreement for the pur,
chase Of the Cberoaae strip; OF 20
Mans Land" ani srpProprlatlrg
IS 595. OCO to pay i " I,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

Senator Fanlkoer aas been nom
mated 10 succeed .-il-self az eena-
Tor from West Virginia and Jotn-
son \. Camden 10 iiil the yaesncy
caused by Kenna death
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
FRIDAY, JANUARY, 20, 1888

The Indiana Legislature has re-
elected David Turpie to the Unit
ell States Senate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

Tua Val9a.e- 81 81 h.ziu
vith the NuUibet- ~ ~ aT,ti l}.,tii.
a-r u cscit te4r usn" iuae
The Number eTIsreut X tLe 'Iin.c II T''-
,-fl,; "a 01laF B9un,i gHs-- l liar
peg'- Nassziue for three ye.irs hars. e
80 clntli binding Wilde -thi Nv uali,
ro-. paid, oh.recrlp. q - ger y".r,n'.
.tldtE a>eS. ipr bi4,iiuE p cents ,eri'---
ty mail, p2=t-Eaid-
4 ni,taHee5 -hosli d. aia,is Is Post
1ilise Norey order IS Draft p -S9.'
chance Of ii->.
Me-, s.rper- are to, rnry lni- al
T;j-euieui Hi.idu; IEs fft>- "s.t er q
atr-E IS Bicfter-
A,iFs>s: HARPER - ERs-
Ss& York
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

! Backward, turn backward, oh
time in thy fight, feed me on grue
again Just for tonight | am so
wearied of restaurant steaks, yitTi-
fed doughnuts and vuicanized
steak. oysters that sip
in watery bath, butter
as strong as Goliah Of Gath; weary
of paving for what l can't eat, chew
ing up rubber and calling it meat.
Backward, turn backward. for. wea-
nv | am! Give me a whack- at my
grandmother's Jam; let ne drink
milk that has never been skinned
let me eat butter whose hair has
been trimmed; let me but orce
more have an old-fashioned pie,
then I'll be ready to curl up and
die I've been eating iron filings
tor years. Is ii a wonder I'm melting
in tears2- Omaha World Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

Rutherford B. HAYES. ex-PreS'.
dent Of the United States, died
suddenly OF heart failure az hiz
home in Ohio last Tuesday night.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

A bill for a sixth bridge across
the Ohio at Cincinnati has been
favorabIy reported in Congress
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The Mississippi river Is trozfn,
to a pointlower. down the VALLEY
than for thirty years before.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

Only two papers in Kentucky
made fight against the Sl"''V"
Worlds Fair appropriation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

Tbose ~i,o have ast, d. King Nte.
Discover, know IS lue sud tho < no
base not have row tie TFg.uit a. iy 2.
Free. Can.oa the adN}ttis-d bUgsist AID
Get a Trial Boitie !ERkL. .SenTYopr nm
and Adde'S 10 II. T.. EasilCn x 90,
Chicago and Get 4 samH.c l'aa % Df-hfns..
Neville Pals Free, IS, vel asa y7ty a.
Gaide Is lEe.lr I'D Hon chtat ihs.If9s"r'
Efet. AI.cf Hhiel IS saal see 20 - sou
good and. sos: son :,UiiIiEE ". D. ~ a.
prusslOL-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

~ I0Fg ntrk feHFS
IN yiu Ap 40 NuIu uIit really sol lrF ilu,NlW
40 ,i ruuuTlI ilrNillYl my t...t
Hkun ~ fH0N hifftlS
a Mill cam flt' aiIN fIlf 4. wv. |1ll
" Az tlrelrn " n'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
NL lAnlltNelN,

l.aH n'Qtr tNg,i,., Va
p itoh@ri nixon, x lerS, Qfdhc
County tnWrt for the county anu
STATE aforesaid, certify rh0i the
fongolng Incorporation was en- tlie
ithyiaA ntlNnuNry, iAlS, luVgvd Tor
rvtnrd, Mhernpnn the eam,S with
tile fongaiaA and this certificate
hath been dlilN rvconicd In my or
hcV.
MitnSs my hand, this 9TH day
Ul january, lnAl,
laonlnrhlSoN, Clerk,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Ming Kce Chop tea at >Etc@'
sue per pound. Try It:

Have you seen tliU.c initiated
silk kerchiefs AT BortaEa * '.'s.
arts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

The United States has a less per
centage of blind people than any
other country in the world.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

An exchange gives Us a list Of
nine classes Of people who do a
town no good, and We add the
tentb. First..tbose who 90 OUT Of
town to do their trading. Second.
those opposing improvements.
Third. those who prefer a quiet
own 10 one Of push and business.
Fourth. those who imagine they
own the town. Fifth. those who
think business can be done s!yly
without advertising, Sixth, those
whg.ieside public spirited men.
Seventh. those opposing every
movement that does not. originate
with themselves. Eighth, those
Who oppose every public enterprise
tnat does not appear TO beneh'
bem Ninth, those who seek to
iuiure the credit of Individuals
those who loaf about stores
and on street corners and exist up
on the earnings of some enc else
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

s,-yiaa-- Dane. cured by DE-. xrs.' Nsrvi4s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20
Wilbur.

We would digress too far from
the monotonons common place,
did you ever see il colder?' If we
did not refer to the weather.
A glance at Mr., NJ. F. Swetnam 5
diary is enough to make one ex-
claim, 'uh Z" 1t shows that on the
10Th inst, Z a, m, the mercury had
crawled down to twenty-six degrees
below zero. and that at II p. IN. OF
the 18th inst. it surpassed the rec
ord by going down to twenty-elght
below. As result, we hear with
regre,, the freezing to death OF sew
eral head Of cattle and hogs in this
vicinity. Ifit gets mHch worse,
mercury will be frozen into desue
tude and we will gaess at the
weather. as Of yore.
Sleighing is above par here, but
the big fox hunter says that the
chase will discount ii.
Mr. Green Travis, of this place
moved to the farm OF f. L. Walters
on Blaine. today.
DR.. Holbrook, of Blaine, was here
A certain High" Dixon was seen
10 Jump from the window OF Mr.
Swetnam's store OF this place, and
after leaving his prints in the snow
full length, he ran swiftly across
the garden, and having managed Il
overcome six-foot picket fence
soon crossed the top of higi
mountain. As he did not bid an!
ofus goodbye" and had actual!
left his hat, We beg an council as Il
the cause Of his immediate depart
ire. The Constable had stepped
in.
Hause has his "bugger box" all
most completed He says he ha;
some interesting specimens of the
carniverous family for its occupan-
cy MUGGISGs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-20

....e. furnished .pplis.tion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

hogs and will make both. Another good
that has resulted is the establishment OF
pork packeries, which will furnish a
good market for all the hogs that are
raised in the state. The past has wit
messed the sight of train loads OF pork
products coming into Texas from Chi
cago, Ramsay City and st. LOUIS, but
the future will witness just the reverse.
Texas can raise hogs enough to supply
the entire United States with bacon, and
can raise them at less expense than any
other section of the country.
1.-THE North has not only been supply
ing the Southern states with pork pro-
ducts, but has been shipping bacon, lard
and live hogs to Mexico, when, in fact,
Texas should have been supplying that
market years ago. The establishment of
the packing houses here will give Texas
the Mexican trade if decent railroad rates
can be secured, and L will make the pre-
diction that in less than year from the
time the big packery starts up there
will be q movement on foot to build
another one and to enlarge the capacity
of the one then in operation. The man
ufaoture of ice in the South and the
cooling room facilities has rendered
bacon curing here just as simple and as
easy as it would be in Alaska, and it is
in the power of Texas to become the
most extensive pork packing state in the
Union -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

The past depression has done a fine lot
of clearing up in all directions. Not only
has it cleared out the speoulator and the
incompetent and unskilled breeder, but
it has taught all breeders a valuable les
son. 1t has made them acquainted with
the legitimate use OF the knife in the
herd, and whereas. few years ago, all
thoroughbred bulls were saved, now =
large per cent. are exported as steehk
There is more glory to al inferior animal
in a foreign tour if only one way, than
in degrading his breed by liflong service
on the prRiries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
THE ADVANCES IN PRICE.
specuIstiOns as to the Causes that Brought
About.


Speculations as TO the Causes that Brought 1t
About.
Just before the meeting of the cattle
mems convention at Fort Worth last
March, VIII en- the refrigerator prospects
were beiug discussed, THE GAZETTE took
occasion to call attention to statement
made by Mr.. Armour before the Vest
investigating committee, to the effeet
that the prices of beef cattle wouldRA-
vance to such an extent that the cattle
business would be profitable to sHen-
gagged in it. THE GAZETTE also stated
that the dressed beef men and theS Big
Four were becoming alarmed atAhe
movement of the range cattlemen, Ad
were doing all they could to destroy tn
movement which tended to discdxef
of what had so long depressed the ca5,f5
market. 1t was suggested that in oder
to keep down the refrigerator movement
in Texas the Armours, Swift, Morris and
others would so advance the price of beef
cattle as to show cattlemen that there
was no need for them, as matter of
self-protection TO operate or encourages
refrigerators in the range country.
What has followed?
ton was evidenced there to get at the
bottom of the evil that had almost ruined
the cattle business, and at once a move
ment was set on foot to start up three re-
frigerators in Texas. AS the prospects
for the success of the scheme became
brighter the price of beef cattle began to
advance, especially in the Chicago and
Kansas City markets, where the Big
Four hold out. Can it be that THE GA
zETTE was right and that the combina-
ton has kept up the price of beef cattle
for the purposes mentioned above?
1t looks a little that way, but the
Chicago combination may discover that
il will be harder than they ink to put
the prices down again when they wish to
do so.
Judge John O'Neill, d clear headed
and solid citizen of Lavaca, in CONVEX
sation with Houston Post reporter re-
Gently spoke of the general prosperity of
the Southwest generally, and In the con-
Yersation stated that there had suddenly
developed splendid demand for cattle,
and that every man in his county who
has anything above two years old could
sell it at fair figures without trouble.
This anomalous condition, after years of
depression in the cattle industry the judge
was unable to explain, except on theory.
"The principal buyer" said he, sis Fl.
L. Suggs of Fort Worth, who has al
ready secured IA 900, aud says he wants
100 900 head. What his object is, is not
understood, but it is surmised by some
people that Mr.. Suggs is an emissary of
the Big Four beef trust in Chicago, and
is creating market just now for the
purpose Of setting at rest the uneasiness
of the cattlemen, which lately mani
tested itself in the Corpus Christi cattle
mems convention. BY relieving the
existing depression in the cattle industry
in Western Texas SO much cold water is
thrown upon the scheme looking to the
establishment of refrigerator, and it is
believed this idea is back of the entire
movement. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Texas Free from 1t, While Other Stat,

Texas Free from 1t, While Other States
Lose Thousands of Animals
Ever since TIRE GAZETTE, over year
ago, began the agitation of the hog
raising question and made the statement
that Texas had an almost immunity from
hog cholera, have been watching the
papers both of this and other states in
order to inform myself on the subject, {"
sad Rwell-known stockman to a GAZETTE
reporter Yesterday.
tions?''
The result has been to convince me
mat The GAZETTE was right. While
laye read of the ravages of hog cholera
Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,
tOEa and many other states, l have
IA'ed TO see an account OF the disease in
~! section of Texas, the Indian Terri
%Ey or New Mexico. 1t must be in the
yHmate that gives these sections almost
sosolute freedom from this disease that
- olher states has done so much to cut
Nv"n the profits of the hog raiser.
saw few months ago a statement
Kansas City paper that a Kansas
,sfmeF had started to market with q
lunch Of forty fat hogs, but on the way
sue cholera struck them, and before the
IIs'ket was reached only six were alive.
= no wonder that there is no more
'louey in hogs in Kansas and other states
,s aefe cholera RACES when they are swept
~ - ID this style. There is another thing
u iaTOr Of hog raising in Texas. kEall
KS on account of the mild winteks, do
rUOl' as well as spring pigs-iB fact,
'one claim that they do better. The
su'l Is never intense enough too cause
t-sath by freezing. for the reasdh that
Inc time cold weather begins tie. pig
~ pretty well grown and can psi
through in good shape. - ~
nj. Is much attention being paidstp Hog
porter.
Thanks to the efforts of ZhE GA
LITE backed up by almost the entire
s'ess Of the state, hog raising is beeom-
s one of the leading industries OF Tex
~, Men who 3 year ago bought all
'Ss'f bacon and lard are now raising
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Prices WIN Gradually Advance.

The late break in the English cattle
market, and its rapid recovery, is one of
the strongest arguments yet developed to
show that beef prices will continue to
gradually advance. Under former con-
ditions such q break would have demor-
allied markets on this side almost indeI-
nitely. But Chicago prices dropped but
a few cents and quickly rallied, thus
proving the solid basis upon whic b
present market conditions St. Chey
enne Stock Jpurnal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
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AR persons seeking employment or desa5z
ing help of any character are invltea to use
this column free of charge, such advertise
nents not TO exceed three lines.
Notices of articles lost aud found In this
column, not exceeding three lines ,oiH also be
inserted free.
Ii is the desire Of The Gdzetts to facilitate
the search Of persons for employment and
the recovery Of lost property, and all ar
cordially inUited to ass tlls column for such
purposes