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Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

EOR SALE--A COLLECTION OF
= welksnnde desrbcTns, wagons aud car.
, lagos Al lair prices. WM. HAMMOND, "a
sha fFehch S.. st.3tMo'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Good Corn,

cans for IS cents. Tomatoes, 7 cents
a eau, at N. e. corner Third and King.
GEO. A. TAILOR.
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w painters and two boys in wood shop.
NoVELTY CARRIAGE WORKS.
b.2i-it" Cor. Second and II iench streets.
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Wants.

"ANTED-WHEN SEWING MA
w chino men tell you your machine
is worn out end cannot be repaired,
please call at No. 002 Shiplcy street, bc.
fore you trade your machine. You will
gave from go 10 $50 by having yOur old
machine repaired. Calls promptly at
tended to. All work warranted.
l.. 4. pENTON,
ALL No. COZ shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

EoR sALE.-TiFTEEN SETS GOOD
= second-hand wagon harness. Apply to
kENNEhEC ICE d COAL CO., over Third
etftet Driuge. 2-A.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

M ANTED.-A GOOD D@PANTALOON
w maker to 20 to Cbsstor. Pa. Steady
work. Apply to GEO. -sAANA0N, SOs
EuI einont ave-, Chester, Ia - hI9-3s
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WANTED-B oDY MAKERS. Nc
wv ChBE 4 DARRAIl, Fourth aud
Walnut streets. m2l.2ts
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M ANTED. - A GOOD WHITE
w girl at No. l0i E. Eighth st. 5-2l-2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

w AHTED.-GENTLRMEN BOARD
" crs. Also table boarders at No.
$50 Il. Fourth st. 6-l7-ot'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

kSy.ANTED-sIeoo oEfIHRT MORT
WA gage on 1rst GLASS eountry pro-
perty ut q per cent. Addrcss Mortgnyo
this Office. In21-Jt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED.-SOME ONE TO ADOPT
w a line. hearty female infant, Ad-
dress Infant, this Office. 6-2i-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Serge suit to order, el2. Liverpool &
London Tailors, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
. ANT L d. - BOARDERS AND
w dodgers ut No. 0i4 King st, b-ig.6t'

w ANTED GIRLS FOR COOKS
w and general housewort, at good
w9ges Places waiting at BISkTA's 4, SIN, In.
streets. a9-d-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED.-A GOOD, RELIABLE
w white girl. one that understands
cooking. 1t 10 Market street, b-2i-1
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

NVTIVF' ." NVfVoNI5s
~ iiids win be received at the rcsiteDre
vi tiufN :. Valentine, No. 4iU y. Tenth
tlr,cl, iHi rrirrshment stand on Scott NJ. y.
sW1Jay school Excursion, June 9th to W ood-
laud liux up u slnv 40. bids open satur.
Juy, Msy a. at y. IN ntthe hboyr-hamed
y e.. lhr committee reserve the night TO
ii. 4 any OF all hlis. Mark bids.
los. II. BARTLETT, 5ec'y. OF Com.
2,.tts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

HORSES AT PUBLIC SALE.
IL VIII bo eolq p PUBLIC sale, At my sta
bies. Nos. 70 and = East Fith street, thes.
ter, Pa, on
THURSDAY, May Goth, 1880.
atl. % Q. clock. p. M,
Twenty head Of Kentucky and South ~
era Ohio horses. Among this lot will ~
be some well-bred roadsters, With 4peed,
family horses. coachers, saddiers, heavy
Catalogues can be had 81 Stidham Sons .
Auction Rooms, day before sale.
Two and four months credit.
Telephone No. i05. A. II. TYSON.
BtidhAm Il Bon. Auctionesrs. b-lo-d&w-ts
DUBLIC sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
L pnblic sale, on the DUPONT farm,
formerly occupied by Oscar Fem, at
Adams Station, two miles east of Cen
trevillc, New Castle county, Delaware,
ON MONDAY. MAY 20TH, 1890.
at one O'Clock p. IN.
70 COWS, fresh and springers. vSx1
Also q few stock bulls. These ~
cows were all selected in Lan-M1
caster County and are an extra heavy
lot of mixers. A credit of 60 days will
be given. ROBERT MER RICK,
j. q. Robinson, Auotioneer. a25-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Important Information.

Sufferers from Catarrhl troubles
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

NOTICE.
~ hnvo severed my connection
Nuh the music store OF II. i. Rub"lcn.
W.Ntc have been for the last years
hhd months, and am now prepared to
nHi repairing of ull kinds of pianos
i1.d asguns. First-class work gu,.run
4 rd ut rensn,abio prices.
W. .LOLpLG, No. 800 French st.
Telephone call 574, 5.1'lm
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
SATURDAY, MAY "a,

County Will DO helu on
SATURDAY, MAY "a,
As follows; Mill Creek, East White Clay,
Pononder, Rcd Lion, st. Georges. Apo
quiniinink and Bluckbird Hundreds, at
usual places, between the hours OF , and
pm. =
Brandywine, Christiana, West White
Clay aud New Castle, ut usttul places
between the hours of 3 nnd p. IN.
Wilmington, at following places, be-
tween the hours OF Band y. M:
First ward, Fourth and Tntnall.
Second ward, south Third street bridge,
Williams, between and Lobdcn
streets.
Second ward, north, Second and Walnut.
Third ward Third and jefferson.
Fourth ward. Fourth and Walnut.
Fifth ward. cast Of Monroe, Eighth and
Tatnall.
Firth ward, west of Monroe. Martins
stable, seventh and vnn Buren,.
sixth ward, Kyie's office, King below
Ninth street.
seventh ward, east OF Franklin, Bullock's
Office.
seventh ward, west of franklin, Logan
House.
Eighth ward, Eighth and Pine.
Ninth ward, Twenty-seoond district,
Eleventh and Brnndywino.
Ninth ward. Twenty-thiru district, Old
Academy.
Tenth ward, Second and vanBuren.
Eleventh ward, Maryland avenue and
Beach street.
Twelfth ward, Front and Union.
BY order of the committee.
FREDERICK 4. BACH. Chairman.
EDMUND MITCHELL. JR., Secretary.
ml7-tm-2f
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED--A YOUNG OR MIDDLE
Nv aged lady OF good add 80 to canvass
thls city with \ atsst-seliing article o stated
snlafy or CON omission: can be done In connec-
Ion with home duties, as It will only require
four hours day. Address IN. e. this
once. S-2l-2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
NelrlGE.

N Va EtI, a.
~ Under nad pursuant to tho Act Of tha
upnrtai Asauu bly, Of the state of Delaware,
tuilt,rd ..An act concerning private corpo-
faflons" passed al Dover, Aarch I'm, 1887,
no Ice Is hereby given that an application
VIII be- ad to tue Hon, lyna'ius Z. Gruhb,
NN.Ocigte Juisu of tho superior ourt of the
tts,c u nrlawar', rcsiiiny IN New Castle
c., on Wednesday, Tie 18th day OF May.
~ H., l'ga, at ~ O'Clock. a. n.. nj the County
Court House. Ia The city d Wilmn., Dol.
fpr HE incatroia'lou Ola company, 10 he
called "I'e told Manufacture X Com any,
ihe object OF v MEN is 10 manufacture Pee.
l0ii. ptper and other hbrons suhaianecs.
sHd articles msdr from the sane; ald to sell
Vnd dispose of the products of such manu- :
tfr'urc aud business; and geDornliy 10 do all
iblngsnecess1rJ or proper tpr tie carrying
on OF said manuiac ure and business.
LEVI g.. BIRD,
Attorney Tor proposed 1neorpora,srs.
h-ih-lIt
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DIR. G. Fl THEEL
E38 N, Fourth Street.

below GREEN, ST., Philadelphia
acknowledged by the press and public as tae
leaoing and reliable specialist In diseases Of
son, DIscBAnass, lNFLASiMArIoss, BLAp-
DER, KIDNEYS, HEART. LUNGS. Ny meth-
biuing the Allopathio, homeopathic ana
Eclectic systems OF medicine where all
WEAKNFss, ERRons Of YOUTH. LOST vI0-
or, IMPEDIMKNTs to marriage, want OF Do
velopment etc. Ny superior knowiedsp
", saving great suffering. Send for book
"lruth" and sworn tesiimonials. Honrs,
daily from y a. M, to D. m. Wednesday
and Saturday evenings only from 6p. m, 70
10 y. NJ, Sundays till Il.
books and fraudulent guarantees and free
consultations n-3
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED-BoARDERs AT NO. bO2
w Washington ST.. front room. S-2l-i2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

KOTiCE-TlIE SEVENTH ANNUAL
~ in'e'tng OF the stockholders oft'uardian
ssNiigs and Loan Assoc. ton VIII be held NJ
uilicc OF III. secretary, No. ~ Market
itrost, on Tuesiay ryopiug, May "a, 1890. nj
7 80 D'tlork. The an tnsl report will be pre-
Lt d. -
Aues', WILLIAM u. HAWKINS.
4-E-1L Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Splendid view OF tho Delaware River
aud City of Wilmington. Ho inter-
yepinG marsh Land. The city 10 eztend-
ing rapidly In that direction and these
tihe situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots are q part
of the well-known Gordon tract, situ-
ated about ono mile north of the city
line and extending from the Phila. Pike
to the Delaware River. Electric Rail-
way terminus half q milo from the land
and will likely be extended to It in short
time. The lots arelaid out loot front and
i5O to 800 feet In depth. 1t is Intended
10 sell to parties who will build neat and
attractive houses for homes.
We think no moro handsomely sit
uated lots have ever been offered for
sale nrouud Wilmington. Prices will
be started very low and terms made TO
suit any purchaser. The undersigned
will be pleased to show the lots at any
time. Plots and full particulars fur
nished at Office.
Philip IL Clark 81 Co
Il4tu-th-s-tf s24 MARAET ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
W hotels, restaurants aud private families
~ The shortest notice. Apply At the
mott No. N3 Orange Street
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Noticcs.
Foa IFdN tuoYs

DkorosALs FOR IRdN 'fUoYs
aqpendages, meorins1 1enain sri .se.l..
uGce I'll l,ieht House liisnst4niS srd I}stfict,
frmpklNstll,e, N. y, ,ay ~, isso.
p u. BnN, .ieS New York Citb n
Proposals will be recstvets st Ills onee On .
taie, i..b iir nirnishins totss i.lsht House
ft.,ilisAinrni, Iron buyys and ppenhages,
Mo1ting-ihsii and lieiis. required during
V.rasrgl gsar endtng June ~ 1891.
,c arttcles 10 fc furnished embrace nun,
,n. hsll, wiiitti'ng and ige haoys, siarklef.
tnlsHs, moon ins chain, hatlast.baiis, Iron
~ ,lnl, slnkrrs bells for bnoys. r'c., all
~ A I'm are tnniAeIat ID In the eDrciAeA-
,8Irsntinehed to the fornof bit, which may
il liHaiuri " application ~ t'liB orir-.
tir facts wiit uawaIdci on each Item sep
f.aaly. and lildefs ere required 10 state the
W., w1en they will agree TO deliver the
',,liI'rts will not bc approved Until. Con-
o., i.ss made the appropriations Tor the
llut r4iyear iof the Light House hsisb-
fieht ia reserved tn reject aay or Ill
t.N s.. ..trike out any Item or items la tho
,ffff ATOMS and TO wa I've any dei,cte.
FREDERICK hoDIEsS.
Cp.tsli, L. y, NJ, Light House lnipectsr,
1hlfd District. b-lH st
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at O'CLOCK y. M,
10 carefully selected. CumbeT- F7[SNS
land county cows, 2 stock bulls Ak
ana nice lot of shonts. This N1
will be an extra good lot, young and
good siZe, and warranted as represent
cd. Ninety days credit.
g. W. BALDWIN.
J. G. slawter. Auot. m9l-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

"HminRt6hs Scs. .:...-.s;l--ss-@z-s'. ..
Have been appointed SOLE AGENTS
for tue State Of Delaware for tho above
named BITrERS
Orders will be filled aud empty bot
ties received at our store here st same
price and terms as 1t st. Louis HOUSE
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

JtoR RENT. DIV ELIlNG, NO. $50
a Poplar 81. Ten rooms and all modern
convenienecs. Apply at sos Lombard street,
L-lg-lw
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Nv LILLIAN MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
w Tailor, 8. W. corner Third and Shiplsy
streets, Wilmington, Del.
50 Gent's clothing cleaned, dyed, seourcu
Uttered aud repaired. Suits from ~ 10 -
fnnis 70 order from - up W 7.e0a specially
pauiAct1on Guaranteed u-tof
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

NOTiCE.-TBE MECHANICS LOAN
~ Association have just issued 10 shares
tf new Loans stock ior RAILS u per month. First
payment on the second TUESDAY in May. fer.
sous wishing 10 become mem hers eau DO 20 by
al1lyirE Nv. J. Mohi.Ow, sec'y.. No. Az
french st. a3o-eod-lni
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For n.

L'OR RENT-PART OF A LARGE
4 house, occupied by family cftwo; rooms
on his noor II .eslrsh; Alto nss anu bath:
posse ssion Immediately. lI2i King st. o-2l-it.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

EOR RENT.-TWo OR THREE
- nice rSom,. uniurnished. at Ii3 South
Monroe st. 6-5l st
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

NOTICE-1F YOU WANT TO SAVE
I DoLLAnS, insure your property with
hArh hins n TO-. No. 7I2 Market st. p-1l-tf
REMOVAL MRS. LAURA OSGOOD
~ HANkNESS has removed from No.
seond noor. b-lt.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

OST.-A GOLD MALTESE BADGE,
IL emblem Of the knights OF Malta. A
suitable reward Will be paid for Its return 70
and Market SITS. 5-is-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
IjRIvATE SALE.

NuTICE-G. DOWN. ARD 4 BRO..
Carpenters and Builders. Resi-
nencs, Elliott Avenue between Madison
nud Monroe. Eslinntcs furnished for nll
khds Of carpenter work. j o b b | II y
Promptly attended TO. ml4-6tt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
The BTetaI Trade.

The market for crude iron has been weaker
during the past few days, and prices have de-
cl1ned. This has brought about better de
mand, however, and several offers for large lots
are reported. The lower prices named by makers
show decline of about fifty cents ton, and we
now quote the shipping port prices as follows:
$40 GOALS SO for No. l, SIS GOA IS 90 for No.
and Sl7 O0Gl7 80 per ton for gray forge. Smal II
lots from store here command SLAP per ton above
these prices. Southern pig iron. delivered IN
Boston, is worth 81 5062J 90 for No. l, SIS 5O0
- 90 for No; and sl7 5S for No. 3. Bessemer
In bar iron there has been a moderate
trade and sal IS at 81 from mill and store. Nor
bars and SS5QS7.5 for shapes. Nails have been
quiet at 2.30d2. 40 per keg. The production OF
iron is so large and shows such certain signs OF
increasing that many holders have become some
what alarmed over the situation, and the lower
prices now named are a consequence. The
Philadelphia Record says: 1.-THE present anthra-
cite iron output is about 46. 900 tons per week;
bituminous and coke furnace output, about IT,
600 tons; total capacity of all blast fur
figures, as against 1874 eco tons per week at
the close of last summer. This shows weekly
increase as compared with that period of about
AZ, 900 tons of crude iron. Nor is this all. Buy
ers pretend to figure ont that the production will
in short time reach 100, 0OO tons. and even go
higher. Bessemer iron is also unsettled and de-
pressed and sells at S20G20 80 per ton. Foreign
markets have grown more steady, but business
in the leading markets was reported very quiet.
In steel ra Is there has been moderate IN
quiry, and prices remain the same, being quoted
at S34G35 per ton at works.
There has been more activity in tin and prices
are firmer. There have been sales on the spot at
20. 6Oc to 2O34e per pound. The London market
rules lower and was last quoted at ESQ los on
spot and f9l IS Sd for futures. The frmer mar
ket here is owing to the delay in receipts and a
more active speculative inquiry.
The market for copper has been quiet, with
sales of Lake at l4La Gl4l4c, and casting brands
al 1924 a l3c per pound The London market was
reported firm at 947 los spot, and EAT 15s for
futures.
There has been moderate trade in lead, and
sales in a small way at &c per pound.
There has been nothing of consequence
doing in spelter, and sales have been small at
s. Is.
Tin plates are dull and weak at s. OO@7 rs, as
to quality. II Boston Post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
AT WHITE HEAT.
Ladies' Contemplate Crusade Against Blind
Tiger saloons and are Arrested-In-
tense Excitement Prevails

FARNINGTON, No, March 21.-The
most intense excitement prevails in town
Tonight over the situation in regard to
the contemplated crusade on ths blind
tigers. a coumittee of ladies notified
the blind tiger keepers that they would
raid their saloons il they did not quit
business at once. This afternoon the
saoonmeu had warrants sworn out for
the arrest Of the women, alleging that
they had threatened to break up their
business. The prosecuting attorney,
who had refused to act upon the infor-
nation in regard TO the illegal liquor
traffic, acted upon the information from
the salOopmeu against the women. The
warrants were served on several of the
lad es this evening. Mrs. George W.
Williams went OF her own accord before
the Justice and notified him that she did
not intend 10 give bond for ner appear
auCe, and be informed her thBt il was
not necessary. The other ladies went
home without paying any attention to
the warrants, and without any attempt
IN the part of the constable to detain
chem. They all say they will all go to
jail before they will give bond. One of
the saloon keepers was heard this evening
talking rather freely about dynamite.
Excitement is at white heat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
STATE OF TRADE.
Volume of Business Indisputably Larger
Than Any Previous Year.
Reports from Every Part Of the Country Repre-
sent Frade Hs Fairly Satisfactory,
Though Signs of Dizziness.

NEW YORK, March PR. G. Dun & 90. IS
weekly review of trade says: The volume OF
business is indisputably larger than in any pre-
vlous year at this season. The tonnage shipped
east by rail from Chicago continues larger than
ever. Railroad earnings thus far reported for
March exceed those of any previous year Bank
clearings at New York show gain over last
ana Chicago of II per cent, and at all other
points II per cent. All signs prove that the
actual shrinkage of consumption is confined
TO lew lines only, principally those affected
directly by the absence of winter, but that in
other branches the consumption is larger than
at any former time. In some cases, as in iron,
the only difficulty Of danger comes from the fact
that the consumption is the largest ever known,
but is possibly surpassed by the production,
which is far beyond all records. Reports from
every part of the country represent trade as
fairly satisfactory, though signs of duIlness seem
to increase at Philadelphia, where a squirt of
winter has set back the spring trade.
Chicago has as usual, an increase over last
year IN grain and beef products, and some in
crease in dry goods, with good Sales Of shoes
and better collections in both trades.
st. Louis notes a fairly active trade and salts
factory collections.
New Orleans reports planting much inter
rupted by foods, but danger abating and bust
ness fair.
Cleveland, Denver and Omaha report i'm
provement, and other Western cities fairly sat-
isfaCtOry trade, though in several collections Sre
tardy; but at PiJtsburg a depression in ir on and
stee ana slow trade in glass, due to extravagant
cost OF materials, cause some disappointment.
Business failures occurring throughout the
country during the last seven days number Z55,
s compared with total of go last week. For
corresponding week OF last year the fgures were
24Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22

companies, and the coming summer
promises to be lively one in these fields
oI operation. Knolly s. Treat of Brad
loro have secured by purchase block of
ABOUT 90 600 acre on which they will put
uoWn wells. The standard oil company
mas bought up 100 ZOO acres in the Big
horn basin, and various operators have
also gotten hold of several thousand
acres in the lower portion of the terri
tory. A company of Pittsburg men is
now abont completing the purchase of
20, 600 or 70, 900 acres, on which they are
TO start operations this spring. Whole
townships OF thirty-six square miles have
been bought up by oilmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
Armstrong County Commissioners.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
CLAUDE, TEX, March l9.-The new
commissioners court of this armstrong;
county has been in session here the past
few days and has adjourned until Fri
day, County Judge James Logue presid-
ing; Charles Goodnight, commissioner
precinct No. ,, John harrington, pre-
Cinct No. s, W. A. Campbell, precinct
No 4, John Hoffer, county clerk and
Harye Howe, sheriff, present. Book
houses were well represented by agents
The contract for the records was given
TO Floyd Shock of Dallas. After great
deal of talk as to where the county
buildings should be located the court adj
journed until Friday, at which time q
place will be decided on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
Local Option Contest.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
DAINGERFIELD, TEX. March Cove
are informed that in the local option
election, held at Hugh's Springs few
days ago, that fifty-nine anti votes were
thrown out on account of being written
with purple INK, which gave the pros the
victory. The case came TO the Linden
court and was contested by two lawyers
of this place, MessTs. J B. Turneutine
and W E Moore. The ffty-nine votes
were decided TO be legal This gives the
ants the majority and Hugh's Springs
whisky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
NEW OIL FIELDS.

Operators Claiming Huge Things in Prospect
Lively UrehasIng Of Territory.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, March 2l.-The
PennsYlvsnia oil operators are turning
their attention TO the coming territory,
from which interested parties are claim
ing that large things sre in prospect.
The oil fields are located in the central
part of the territory. Oil was found
there several years ago, but the territory
has never been developed TO much ex-
tent Now, however, an energetic effort
Is 10 be made in thst direction by several
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22

We have quite 8 large stock of new
raisins, in full boxes, half, quarter
and one-eiEhth boxes. Also some choice
tgs in different size packages, which we
sre selling real low. Csn and get our
prices or write Us before buying.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
ON CHANGE
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures Two
to Eight Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Lower, FIuctuatsd widely and
Closed at an tdvance-rOffee and
Wool Markets Unchanged
Daily Review.
OFFICE OF TIE GAZETTE.

FORT WORTH. TEX. March 81, 1890. !
fine rain fell in the afternoon, but as it soon
passed over it had no material effect the local
retail trade OF the city. which was exceptionally
good.
The wholesale trade was very active and the
dealers seem to anticipate heavy rush later on
In produce, the market is well supplied, with
no change in prices. Chickens are in good de-
mand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
Worse Than the Green Stamp.

The gory-looking production with which our
letters must now be orRsmented does not suffer
from indistinctness. The design is cheap, the
paper cheaper, and the general werk so badly
done that the bleod-eeleFed ink is driven
through. in unwholesome-lookin dribbling, to
ire back of the stamp. Perhaps the most sp-
propTiate part of the design is the face OF Wash
ingten. which wears an expression of sullsn con-
tempt quite suitable TO its dingy surroundings.
We advise Nr. WSnamaker to try again and try
harder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
kansas Raising PEACHES.

The raising Of peaches which was ST one time
carried On in Kansas to s very large extent and
with great success in the quality Of the fruit,
Promises soon to regain its Importance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
Snecial to the Gazette.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, March y The following are
the closing quotations for cotton the spot to-
day st the leading markets. together with the
closing for niddling yesterday, with to-dsv's
sales:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22

Custom made suits. Prices lowest in
city. Fit aud finish finest. Examine
my suIting. save yourself S..
W. s. MATNEY, PIP Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22

If this damp weather finds its way
through your shoes remember Weltman
Bros. discount sale on shoes to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
4 Matrimonial Problem.
Kansas City Stal

hauSaS lily StaE.
There are 400 more marriageble men in Kansas
than women. and yet there are some of the
incest old maids in that state that can be found
in the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22

If you want home and can pay 500
down and $40 per month, call on
JAMES. RYAN & Co.,
Commercial club building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22

Grits, hominy, navy beans, lima
beans, green English peas always on
hand. FORT WORTH GROCER Co.