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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

4s MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST 5 sgs sgs ss.s Ba4. ssa sss Hoes ssrs ,, T4r.' DEATHS. CHLDs-August 4th, Joshua M Childs aged So Burial 2 from his late residence, North Haven, Conn.,, Thursday. Aug. 9th, 3p. m. FITCH.In this city August sd, 1891, Grace Toulinson, wife J of IF Eleazar a z q; Fitch d on Wednesday afternoon, 9th inst. at so'clock. Friends are invited to attend. etF
 MARINE LIST.
 166k PORT OF NEW HAVEN. x8SS&
 ARRIVED. : Sch Anadr, Winters, N. Y. for Greenport. Sch Emma c. Titus, Lynch, Rockaway, sand. Sch Nellie Eaton, Morrison, Calais. lumber.
 CLEARED.
 Sch Lottie & Annie, Kfngsland, N. Y. s Sch Florence Randall, Bishop Norfolk. Secondhand Surreys, Buggies PhaesS1s gHTHERYs HHd Rus!aess Wagons at aus et* s7 GREENE STREET.
 Money to Loan. DROM twenty five to five thousand dollars, to fl 5y1e eff0mm0aa'iB # BHRss GR s Paoro PaRhoRs Haa
 Corset Hands Wanted. DONERS, also girls to learn boning. D MAYER, STROUSE & CO.,, ivy 60 Court street.
 Suburban Fruit Farm. TNOR SALElIOn the beautiful Lake Whitney, n twenty minutes easy drive from Yale uni- 7ersity and city hall. Income large with small % mya If BOX l4os, New Haven, Conn.
 FOR SALE, A LARGE, first quality French plate pier A glass, suitable for a tailoring or dress. making establishment or private house; will be sold cheap. Inquire at Fzr z..{, -rszzs ap14tf THIS OFFICE. on Railroads and
 Bridges. rTyHE committee on railroads and bridges will 1 meet in Rooms 10 and Il, City hall, at p. n Thursday, August 6. 1891, when these mat ters will be considered:
 Petition of John F. Moore ct al. for gates at he Webster street crossing of the New Haven and Northampton railroad.
 Petition of H. A. Newton ct al for the exten- sion of the State Street, Whitney Avenue and Shelton Avenue Horse Railroads to the Union Depot.
 All persons interested in the foregoing are lotif1ed to appear and be heard thereon.
 JAMES B. MARTIN,
 Assistant City Clerk. Per order: JOHN F. NOLAN, aus 2t Chairman.
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Sm1,1111er Resnrts.
RerkShire Hills.

Berkshire Hills, "A Hinsdale, Mass. Good board at pleasant 1:::i| farmhouse at low rates. For particulars i1l9 address E. M. SPRING., iy31 7t* HinSdale, Mass.
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THE BONSILENE

A First-Class Family Hotel, .a IN WOODMONT, CONN.
 EeEfE1 Rooms for season can be engaged now. kA Shore Dinners a Speciality. A delightful place to spend the day; eleven min utes from New Haven; bus connects with trains. u26 3m OLIN H. CLARK, Prop.
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THE PEMBROKE, WOodmont, on the Sound, Conn. Remodeled enlarged and newly fur {Iifst nished throughout. EeE9EN Good boating, bathing and fishing. EkA Under new management and frst-class in every respect
 For terms and circulars address
 F. s. Lawrence, ie16 2m MANAGER.
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A Colored Lawyer of Boston Passes Away in England-Sketch Of His
 Career.
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GENERAL HAYES SPEECH. Commander-in- Chief Veazey, said Gen
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THE PROCESSION.

stand rom Wh1cA the cQJuInanu6I- and his staff reviewed the parade was situ- aide of Woodward avenue. On Illinois was conferred the honor of the right of line. An umbrella corps, 300 strong, was feature of the Illinois division. In the corner a square of blue umbrellas repre- sented each state in the union, and red, white, and blue umbrellas in columns served to represent the stripes of the flag. As each division passed beneath the tri umphal arches little girls, appropriately 1 decked in the national colors, showered the veterans with bouquets.
 "oLD ABE," THE WAR EAGLE. The enthusiasm which greeted the Wis consin division, seven hundred strong, was unbounded. In the front rank, on the top of flagstaff, was perched "old Abe" the stuffed eagle, which became a part of W Wisconsin's history quarter of 8 century ago.
 A serious dispute threatens to mar the serenity of the encampment. It is pecu- liar that after the organization has been in existence quarter of century it should be threatened with disruption by the ever living sscolor question:" but such is the fact. The men in the southern states who were loyal to the Union in the dark days of '61 are the ones who insist that the ne- gro has no place in the social gatherings of the Grand Army of the Republic. Colonel George T. Hedges, commander of the de. partment of Louisiana and Mississippi, it , at the Riddle house with several aides who have come prepared to fight the mat , ter out.
 DIAMOND BADGE FOR vEAZEY.
 Ex-President Hayes, accompanied b, , Colonel F. J. Hecker and the committe that purchased the $1 ,000 diamond G. A R. badge for General Veazey, called at tn national department headquarters to mak the formal presentation. General Weave, stood with his wife surrounded by his en v tire staff.
 GENERAL HAYES SPEECH.
 Chief Veazey, said Gen
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Base Ban Game. Yesserday.

KAsrEHs ASSOCIATION.
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Oak Cottage, Branford Point.

"A Now open for the season. First-clas. 8::J board by the day or week; terms reason .k able. F. o. address, Box 45, Branford, Ct
 ie16 aodtf w. HI. PECK, Prop.
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WIants.

One Cent . Word each insertion live cents . word for . full week (seven tfmea.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23
Union Stockyards-Chicaso.

Special to the Gazette,
UNION SToCKYARDs, ILL. Sept %
Receipts of cattle 1000 head. Prices gener-
ally Toe lower.
F. NJ. Dougherty sold 146 steers. 1907
pounds average, at $50; 1GS COWS, 80
pounds, 81 10.
J. B. Pace. Clarendon, eighty steers, iii
ponds, 81 -
White Bros, Quanah, PAP calves, 2O7
pounds. 20.
J. T. Spears, Quanah, 800 calves, 24s
pounds, $50.
The c. Z. l.. d. company sold PSI COWS,
S33 pounds. $3.50.
NJ. T. Smissen, 200 steers, $50 pounds,
81.
A c. Sherrick, "a steers, 1922 pounds at
s2t5.
E. A. Weinette. .. COWS, al pounds, at
Sl.s5.
j. P. Miller. Kansas City, los steers, 765
pounds, al 81 p
j. o. Hall, Vinita Isl steers, 1922 pounds,
at 81 10.
NJ. c. Kay, Kansas City. IS calves, 119
pounds. at -. 50: $40 cows, $50 pounds, at
Sls5.
B. Hackett, Fort Worth 2G5 calves. 1919
pounds, at SEQ; 20 calves, 295 pounds, ST.
per 100 pounds; 90 cows. 6G6 pounds, at
$50.
George Biggs, Bluffdale, sold 81 calves,
POI pounds At s.. 80
John Tarlton, Blufdale, 115 steers, $50
pounds, $50.
J. Il. Weldon, Victoria, "A calves, 264
pounds, $50.
kimberlin cattle company, Ponca, 81
COWS, 212 pounds, Sl.75: lU5 calves, 19l
pounds. 1920.
d. Waggouer Il Son, Harold JOB cows.
S}I pounds. SlS0.
y. p Murchison. Amarillo, lSS COWS, '34
pounds, Sl.s5.
l. y. Ivey, Amarillo, IS calves, 159
pounds, $3.50.
J. r Speers, Quanah, 90 steers, 69S
pounds. $40.
Stilson, Case 4 Co, San Angelo, Tex,
100 steers, SIS pounds, $2.35; 49, cows, "A
pounds, Sl.70.
Scharbauer & F.. Midland, sold 500
sheep, So pounds, at $3.50.
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st. Louis-Liyestock.

SptCIaI 10 me IaZetIt.
Boston, Mass, Sept. - -Wool-Sells
| fair 1t steady prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23
PARIS BUDGET.
Colbert Arrested-FederaI Prisoners-The
Morris Cases
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, LAMAR COUNTY, TEX, Sept. %. =
Colbert, the negro deputy marshal who
shot the negro Alexander at Atoka, was
brought in yesterday. 1t is claimed that
Alexander was endeavoring to knife Col
bert.
Charlie Short, charged with theft of
two horses VIII Williams, adultery; Eph
Campbell. one horse: j. W. Wilson, killing
Lee Fowler. and Clay Colbert, whisky,
We're the Federal prisoners and their crimes
registered yesterday. Wilson has been out
on bond but was surrendered by his sure
ties.
Last Saturday Mr.. Robinson. living
near Shady Grove, went 10 Blossom ana
applied to the justice of the peace for Il
writ of habeas corpus for the possession of
a step-sister of his wife's, who was resid-
ing at Mr.. w. Il. F'aught's. The magistrate
declined TO issue the writ and Mr.. Robin
son resolved himself into one and went and
captured his Stcp-SiSter-in-law and dragged
her about two blocks before an officer could
be got on the scene. When the help began
to arrive, Robinson dropped the girl and
hurried away to Shady Grove.
Don Ownby, an old citizen of Paris and i
veteran of the Mexican war. in which he
served as a member of Capt. Henry +.
Murray's company of Tennessee Volun-
teerS. was adjudged insane here yesterday;
his mental condition was brought ON by in
julies TO his head received by the fall of an
elevator last winter.
MessrS. Dudley & Moore, attorneys for
James Morris, have obtained from Circuit
Judge Don a. Pardee writ of habeas cor
puS rcturnable at Graham, Tex. October
10, 1891.
Morris is the man tried and convicted in
Hardeman county on a change of venue for
the murder of Moss ana Roberts in Greer
county, from which the change was taken.
The ground of the application briefly
stated is that Greer county, where the
crime was committed, WAS part OF the In
dian Territory. and not a part of Texas;
that the Texas courts had no jurisdiction
of the crime. and that he was triable alone
in the F'ederabe court of the Eastern dis
trict. This brings ui, the entire question Of
the disputed boundary between the United
States and Texas. and the state by backing
up the local prosecution with evidence can
get quick decision on who owns Greer
county.
Mrs. James Langan, an esteemed lady of
this city, died Saturday night and was
buried yesterday at !elarksville; the i'm
pressive burial service of the Catholic
church was held atsthe GAINESVILLE church
BY Rev. Y. Qui;aas =
Z Ponds E,tsGot without an equal for Forty
years. for Piiess Inianlnatiohs aud Fem
orrhages, etcs eurriss' tfis pyfStigs ifah srsty
6ottlsls~ 8 - 4
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National stockyards-Easts st. Louis.

Special to the Gazette.
NATIoNEL SToCkYAGDS. Ill, Sept. o.
Cattle-Receipts. ll6 cars range cattle
All the decent killing cattle are selling at
about last weeks closing prices, but the
common and fieshy cattle are not wanted
by any of the dealers, and some of the eX-
tremely common stuff had 10 be shipped
out in first hands. The market is in bad
shape for everything except fat stock.
j. l.. Huggins, Henrietta, Tex, sold A.
steers, l0l. pounds average, at s.. 50: 80
cows, 69i pounds. ut sl.i5.
= Nutter & Neville. Henrietta sold p cows,
i29 pounds n $l.S5.
W. j. Mankin. Whit, sold 81 cows, 69l
pounds, at $40.
f. V. Orion, Bellevue. sold ~ steers, 925
pounds, al $3.50; ~ steers, 943 pounds, at
S2t0.
Cobb & Russell Henritta sold 26 steers,
S53 pounds, al s.. o.; 30 steers, Ssh pounds,
at 81 90.
j. c. Sewers. Whit, sold Ct COWS, al
pounds, al Si.6l.
J. W. Wilcox. Henrietta, sold % steers,
1883 pounds, at $40; % steers, $50 pounds,
at g. 35: y steers, l52 pounds, at g. 81.
Red River cattle company. Gainesville,
sold IS cows. 613 pounds. at Sl.5O.
J, B. Wilson, Dallas, sold IN steers, 1911
pounds, at s.. %
5. c. Hueston & Co, Colorado, sold 50
cows, 146 pounds, at SIS5.
+. =. Davis. Seymour, sold J. cows, Ill
pounds. al Sl.s0: - steers, 974 pounds. at
81 10: 24G calves ut S..225.
p. B. Hale, Whit, sold 81 cows, 659
pounds. al Sl.6o: 30 cows, III pounds, at
Sl.70: - COWS, 6lOpounds, at 81. A. - calves
at 500.
A Price, Whit. sold 81 COWS, So pounds,
at Sl.45.
a. II. Tandy. Haskell, sold 81 cows, IA
pounds at $1.4
j. NJ Taylor. Eufaula. sold 20 steers, Ssh
pounds. at s.. III.
J. NJ Crutchfeld, Tulsa, sold 20 cows,
So pounds, at Sl15
J. S. Parties, Muscogee, sold 10 steers, Sol
pounds, at S2.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23

ENEACHER-Na nted- position as teacner IN
i country school. Fourteen years expert
ence. Address Buckley, Teacher" care Ca
zette, Fort Worth. Tex. 1925
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23

CITu Authenticated, situation at anything
- by man. Would like to get job calling on
the railroad. Address R. c. Wright at Lees
restaurant on Main street. 1924
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties answering advertisements below must
address the advertiser and not THE GAzETTB,
as this paper has nothing to do with the adver-
tisement further than to print il.
The GAZETTE cannot undertake to forward
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No personal notices printed unless ACCOM-
panied by the name OF advertiser
Advertisers should remember that letters d.
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IETTE, Fort Worth. Tex
In answering advertisements. mention this
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23
THE CATTLE MARKET
Prices Similar to Those of Sat.
urdaY's Closing.
GAzETTES SPECIAL REPORTS.
The Markets Generally in Bad Shape, EH-
cept for Choice and Fancy Runs.
Home Markets Firm-Hogs
in Demand-Sotes.
Kansas City Stockyards.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SToCKYARDs. KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept.
22.-Receipts of cattle $500; only twenty
one cars in the Texas division; Il good
many Panhandle steers and Westerns in
the native division; steers weak and DC
lower: cows steady.
Lee Woods, Doss, sold 5l5 steers, 932
pounds, at 81 So.
J. T. Andrews, Elgin. "a rough steers,
1916 pounds. at s237l4 81 heifers, So
pounds, at SlG5.
Paul Phillips, Hymer, Kan, 104 Texas
heifers, SPACED, az pounds, at $50; "A
ditto, 95S pounds. at $3.50; 81 ditto, 56S
pounds, at Sl.65.
There are good many unsod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23
The Home Market.

Diseased animals. including lump-jawed cat
weighing over 10 pounds are locked forty,
pounds each and stays eighty pounds each:
under 40 pounds sOws twenty pounds each and
stays forty pounds. Diseased. very thin or
skinny, badly frozen or cut. very boily badly
crippled hogs and bears are unmerchantable.
With the exception OF crippleS and milk cows.
all stock is sold per 100 pounds. live weight.
unleSs otherwise agreed upon. Charges for
yardage are p cents per head for cattle. s cents
Tor hogs and cents for sheep. Hay. s. per 100
pounds. Corn and oats. each. 81 per buslel.l
The following livestock passed over the
scales al the Union Stockyards yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23
A Failure

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. o2-Thdextra
session of the Tennessee general assembly
adjourned to-day after a twenty days 'ses-
sion. The session has not been fruit ful Of
anything important. The result of
the consideration of the convict lease
system and the question of ar
rangement for building new penitentiary
is that both Were left in statu quo owing
to the stubbornness of both houses. The
people generally look upon the work of the
session as failure.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FREE ADS.

All persons seeking employment or desiring
help Of any character are invited to use this
column free Of charge, such advertisements not
to exceed three lines
Notices Of articles lost and found in this col.
umn, not exceeding three lines will also be in
serted free
1t is the desire Of THE GAZETTE to facilitate
the search OF persons for employment and the
evited 70 use this column for such purposes
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New York-LivestOck
General Notes.

Yesterday was busy day at the Union
yards. -
The packery people were operating the
new smokehouse yesterday for the first
time, il being just complete. 1t is four
stories, of stone, and the next largest to
Chicago's. -
Very little trading was done among the
city livestock men yesterday. a large
number of the traders are out of the city
preparing for shipments next week.
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NEACHER-Wants position in some good
l. country or village school Can furnish good
reference. Address Dallas lock box 10. Gle
burne Tex. 20-2f
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Railway Conductors.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 21.-The Brother
hood of Railway Conductors began its an
nual session here to-day. About 500 are in
attendance though only about 100 are dele
gates. Mayor Tyner made the address of
welcome. and Grand Chief Howard of
Terre Haute responded. Business meet
ings begin tomorrow. Visitors are being
shown about the city An effort will be
made to consolidate the Order of Railway
Conductors with the brotherhood.
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The Fort Worth Gazette. Fort Worth. Tex
GESTIENES-The Webster dictionary to Us I.
received. which We assure you Is appreciated
and which came in Just in time 10 save Us sew
eral dollars as we were Just on the verge OF or
dering one without which We consider ever!
Office incomplete. Once more rest assured o
our appreciation Of being so fortunate. Your
most espectfully,
WHIrEcAsTLE LUMBER AND SaISGLE Co,
6 T. BUSTER tLimited.l
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10 the Fort Worth Gazette:
after 4 cursory examination can say that ]
'1h7awell pleased with THE G.sZETTr 5 Original
Webster'S Una b-idged Dictionary [ think il
just such book should be in the hands Of
every earnest seeker after knowledge, and no
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one and the unparalleled Offer places it in the
reach OF all, and will say to those wishing
Dictionary that they vii! flnd THE GAZETTEs
Dictionary TO De just good as hShCr-priced
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get one OF the best papers now circulated in our
great state Yours truly. Il. {. BRAGG.
COLORADO, TEN...Aug. ., 1870.
Gazette Fort Worth. Tex:
GENrI.EMEN-Ar1 well pleased with Wcbsterf
Unabridged Dictionary sent with Weekly CA.
ZET-rE. Yours truly, T.. l.. DEARBORSE.
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HAMILTON. HAMILTON COUNTY. TEX,
Aug. u. ls1l. (

Fort Worth Gazette Fort Worth:
GENTLEMEN received the Original Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary. l AIN well
pleased With il / would commend il 10 all
who wish cheap standard. mp 20 the time vi
its revision. know many who can get il who
Will not make the OUTLAY for an illustrated and
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II is thousand times better than those
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kopPERL. TEX. Feb.l. 1871

The Fort Worth Gazette. Fort Worth, Tex
DEAR SIR think the Websters dictionary
sent me with your daily paper. TIE GAZETTE,
as {. premium is well worth the price paid foI
the paper, and that IS saying great deal. for
consider the daily AZETTE one Of the best and
most newsy papers in the state. Yours re-
spectfully, NJ \. GREER
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GENERAL MARKETS.
st. Lonis-Wool.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 22-Wool-Re-
ceipts, $500 pounds; shipments. POS, 800
pounds. Market firm and unchanged.
Boston-Wool.
Special to the Gazette.
BosroS. Mass, Sept. 22.-Wool-Sells
fair At steady prices.
st. Louis-Liyestock.
ST. Louis, No, Sept 22-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 52DosshipmentS, none. Market easy.
Stss<s, s. S0(G5 20; Texans and Indians,
g 40d2 65.
Hogs - Receipts, 5000: shipments. 400.
Market steady. All grades. 81 I0G5 20.
Sheep-Receipts. 200: shipments, non6f'
Market steady. 81 1904 60
Kansas City-Livestock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 22-Cattle-
Receipts. $500; shipments. 1900 Market
steady to lower. Steers, s. S5(G5 as; stock
ers and feeders, s. 00(03 "a.
Hoss-Receipts. 500; shipments. 400
Market lower. All grades, 81 2514 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000
Market steady.
Chicago-Livestock.
CHIcAGo, Ill, Sept 22.-Cattle-Receipt
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WAY. HALL COUNTY, TEX, Feb, IL, 1871

GENrLE.EN-I received your dictionary in
due time and am highly Pleased with ID con
slider II wei! worth the money without the pa
per and would not exchange THE 6 AzgTTI
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lure and Phys toSnoIny that you have been or
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starting out in life. have often wondered now
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truly, d Ii D.yySpotrr'
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LOU | housekeeper wants
II position in family or for widower: kind and
agreeable excellent cook. Call or address l..
E., No. 5l2, East First street Fort Worth
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TEX. Jan. 81. ISIS.
l.. AAr.-.A L.

Democrat Publishing Co. Fort Worth. Tex.
GESTLEMES-The Webster Dictionary | re-
ceived as a premium with your Daily GAZETTi
have examined and am pleased beyond erpec
tations. and would not be without II FOR twice
the cost. Yours truly, JOHN =. HACLER-
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$4,000; shipments. 1000. Market slow,
steady TO lower Natives, s. 50(d5 20;
Texans. 81 25C62 30; rangers. s. 1904 10.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 5000.
Market slow. Prices range 81 00td5 60.
-Sheep-Receipts. 1000: shipments, 1000.
Market slow and lower Native ewes, 81 IS
a so; Westerns, a 90; lambs, s. 1895 20.
New York-Livestock.
New YORK, Sept % -Beeves-Receipts
100: no trading; feeling firm.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; dull. Sheep, s. 90
iG3 80
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a s.-..rs. s..a.as

A. Black, T., writsy from sAndalusia
Alabama, that hewas saken with dysentey
of the bloSdiesrfyn$ Do tors We're called
in to no effect AZ Granger Is uggested Or
Bisgers' Huckieber ny cordial, and ~ its
use ne oweshis lie
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Cnnyicied of Robbery.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, MARION COUNTY, TEX, Sepss
Or. L. Anderson was convicted in the
United States court to-day of robbing the
postotfice at Queen City. Sentence has not
yet been pronounced on hiu
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ROANOKE, TEX, FEB. 1, 1891


DEAR SIR received Webster's Dictionary.
1t is very useful book, and Is needed in all
families. The price $40, for dictionary and the
Daily GAZETTE is very cheap. The dictionary
is worth the money that both cost
JOSEPH GRACE
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WICHITA FAI1s, TIE. Fss. .. Issl

I0ft worth Gazette
DIAR Sma-The WehGtR's dictionary that
700 sendVs ~ premium with tn 0AX1TIg
tor y II better than 10 expoots4 - esk 5pr vs
don't seo how you oAo sail such . large book.
With 20 much In tt, Tor - little R0noy. - 4
t1ss god enough = - n aay house, and ehe.l
on0a9h - saus(y ny - Yot-s respectfully
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23

Mrs. wingiow ssoo,dips syrup, sor children
teeth.ng, socths Sthefcthd. softens the gums
allays pain, cures xfndy colt. and is the best
remedy for diarrhteas sSScents;a bottle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23

80 =
z Ponds E.tskot without an equal for Forty
years. for ,Pfiess Inianlnatiohs aud Fen
orrhages, etcs eurriss' Ills gysStige ffIh srsty
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Cross CUT. BROWN Co

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23

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