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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
negro named Franklin, living on Wild
Hai craelx Z, and talre,a To Dallas

negro named Franklin, living on Wild
Hois creek, I. T, and taken to Dallas.
The residence of Mr. John P. London was
destroyed by fire last night. MIR. London
was at church and his wife was visiting a
neighbor at the time. The fire started in a
closet where matches are kept. and was an
accident. There was an insurance of $1945
on the house and furniture in the Liverpool,
London and Globe. The loss above insur-
ance is from 500 to $1,000.
The residence of w. H. Parsons, farmer
living six miles east of here, was entirely
destroyed by fire few nights ago. There
was an insurance of 1850 in the Hartford.
The Daily Register of this city dominates
Hon. c. L. Potter for the next lieutenant
governor and Judge c. B. Stuart as one Of
the judges on the new court of appeals
bench. Both of these gentlemen are very
popular, and the suggestion of the Register
meets with universal approval
The man Belts, who was shot by his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ming, near Hardy,
Montague county, a few days ago, has died
from the effects of his wound.
Congressman J. w. Bailey is on visit to
Kentucky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
Literary Notes from The Century Co.

Miss Alice NJ Fletcher of the United
States interior department and the Peabody
Iuseum, Cambridge. will contribute 10 The
trItury III 1892 the result of her studies of
tine American Indian in a series of illus
tra'et papers. They will give an intimate
account Of how the Indian actually lives
Ega thinlss his music, home life. warfare,
hunting customs. etc, and 1t is the opinion
uf Professor Putnam of Harvard that they
viii undoubtedly be the most important
Diapers that have ever been published on
Z @ subject. and that they will give an en-
uroly different idea of The Indian from that
now commonly prevailing. The series will
be called The Indians Side
Wrlcott Balestier, who has colaborated
with RUdyard KipIing in the new novel
which The Century will publish, is a young
American now living in London. He is Il
writer and business man as well, being a
member of the recently organized firm of
Iiciuemauu X Balesticr LeipSic which IS
publishing a series of copyrighted English
and American novels on the continent of
Europe in the fashion of the Tauchnitz
s6itions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
THE CATTLE MARKET
The Predicted Heavy Run is
On, Lowering Prices.
GOOD STUFF YET IN DEMAND.
The Gazette's Special Reports Show a
Good String of Texans and Indians
on the Markets, Mostly Disposed
OF at satisfactory Prices.


National Stockysrds-East ST. Louis.
Special TO the Gazette.
NATIONAL SToCkYARDs, ILL, Sept Is
There We're 209 cars of range cattle in the
yards when the market opened, and en-
braceG some good choice beeveS. Buyers
were all in the saddle before the market
opened looking for good choice stock. and
best grades were disposed of early at steady
to strong prices. Common to decent grades
were rather plentiful, but trade was fairly
active at 4 decline of 50Dl0c; calves. 1.00G1
500 per head: COW stuff. Sl.65@2. 100; bulls,
81 65td IS; steers, $2.35(a3.70.
j. S. Hogler. Henrietta, sold 90 cows, Sl4
pounds at Sl.1O.
Bourland & T., Nocona, sold 10 cows, go
pounds AT $3.50
Bourland & Dirgan, NocOna, sold 20
steers, 925 pounds at $40.
w w. Cranston, Nocona, sold 81 steers,
95I pounds. at s.. 3D.
l.. Graham & Co, Nocona, sold IS steers,
SOS pounds, at S2.i5; POL steers, 1923 pounds,
at s.. 80.
K. Morley, Nocona, sold 40 cows, SU
pounds. at Sl.65.
Doc Reedy, Nocona, sold % cows. -
pounds, at Sl.15
A j. Davis, Gainesville, sold - ,-a.lers,
CO. pounds, at SOS.
D. Orion, Bellevue, sold 80 cows, 693
pounds, at Sl.95.
A. y. Hartgrove. Midland, sold 26 steers,
S92 pounds, at S2.35.
Price Il Keith, Belcher, sold "A steers, 1874
pounds, al 500.
H. j. & j. S. Price Belcher, sold 80
steers, 923 pounds, at $3.50.
S. B. Burnett, Fort Worth, sold 12l
heifers, no pounds, at s210
II. J. Hensley, Belcher sold 1875 steers,
934 pounds, at $50; "a steers, 94S pounds
at 81 ~.
J. Barnet Fort Worth, sold As steers, 1917
pounds, at S2.75.
Harold * East, Fort Worth, sold SO
steers. 999 pounds, at S21O.
J. B. Wilson, Dallas, sold % steers, 9iS
pounds at g. 10; 4G steers, 1896 pounds, at
$50.
Pulllam & Wilson, Catoosa, sold 13S
steers, 1893 pounds at s.. So; 153 steers. 1916
pounds, at $50.
p. NJ Burdett, Wichita Falls, sold A
steers. l1l9 pounds, at s.. 50.
T. Crowley Midland. sold "a steers, oil
pounds at s.. 10; 81 calves, at s.; 81 bulls,
1854 pounds, at Sl.65.
w p. s. r. H. Harris, Tulsa, sold 213
cows, 500 pounds, at ST. 20 bulls, Ills
pounds, at S1.S5: % calves at s..
Stilson. care Ihorp, Riburn & Co., Ca
toosa, sold 43 steers, $50 pounds, $40; q
steers, 1909 pounds, at s3.06; 275 cows, $40
pounds, at Sl.i5
J. A. Forsythe. Lelietta, sold 1O1 steers,
9S9 pounds, at s.. 50.
Blufford Miller, OFmulge, sold 36 steers,
1907 pounds. at $40; 40 steers, 1904 bounds,
at 8 2115: % steers, ITO pounds, at 1896.
Jane Appleby, Tulsa, sold 141 steers, 1863
pounds, at $3.50; - cows, 1857 pounds, at
$3.50.
Capt. F. B. Sewers, Muscogee, sold 297
steers, 1884 pounds, at $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
TO GET THE GOLD.
A Demented Woman BURNS Down a Barn
to Get a Pc: of Gold-Fires-A
.Jui<e-I:ettis Dead
Special to the Gazette.


GAINESVILLE. COOKE COUNTY. TEX, Sept.
15.-Alrs. Mary Collins, wife Of Freeland
Collins. 4 farmer living near Dexter, this
county. was adjudgcd insane several months
tago and sent 10 the asylum at Terrell. Last
week she was released and she and her
husband went 10 live on1 the farm OF
Capt. W " Hill in the Dexter commu-
nity Near the house they occupied was 4
large barn, which contained 4 considerable
quantity of fodder Mrs Collins imagined
that there was pot of gold under the
barn. and Friday night she set fire 10 the
building. destroying it and its contents.
She showed other evidences of insanity,
and she was rearrestcd and lodged III Jail,
where she will remain until she can be car
ricd back TO the asylum.
An amusing incident is reported at q
marriage ce emory which was performed
on the south bank of Red River 1T Carpen-
ter Buff ferry. A young couple from
Bloomfield, this county went there to get
married A ueighborhood tishfry was in
progress and large crowd gathered near
1 witness the ceremony When the minis
{ reached that portion of the ritual which
says, ''if anyone present knows of any
rsason why eJhis Manoand woman should
not be law ally married let him make II
known or forever after hold his peace
several young men who were in the crowd
cried out: Il object Il object" The
minister was very much surprised and con-
fused, but soon discovered that it was
joke and proceeded TO tie the knot, and the
happy couple departed one flesh.
John Gentry, who has been confined in
Jail here for some time, charged with bring
ing stolen horses into Cooke county. was
released on $1,000 bond, but was immedi-
ately rearrested by a. deputy marshal,
charged with stealing i've horses from Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
Kansas City Stockyards.

Special TO the Gazette.
SToCKYARDs. KANSAS CITY Mo-, Sept.
15.-Total receipts, 1881; ~ cars steers
and 30 of cows IN the Texas division. Steers
steady; quality of cows. very common !;
steady TO weak
]. W. Mckenzie, Aberdeen, Tex, sold SIS
steers, 1140 pounds, at 81 so: go steers, 1925
pounds, at $40; "A cows, $50 pounds, at
Sl.S5..
Rocking Chair ranch company, Aberdeen,
81 steers, 1896 pounds, at $50.
Tuttle & Lawrence, Minco, % steers, 1910
pounds, at $3.50.
Louis Jefferson & Co., Clarendon, Tex,
66 steers, 9S2 pounds. SIS
Thomas Farrell, - steers, 1916 pounds;
at $40.
L. ]. Jones, Wagner, l. T., CO COWS, 10
pounds, at sl.s5.
Edwards, Wagner, 81 cows, 100 pounds,
at 81. SO; 16 calves. 147 pounds, at $3.50
c. j. Lewis, Clarendon, is steers, $40
pounds, at S2.55.
Western investment and security COM
pany, Clarendon, 1855 cows, 69l pounds, at
$l.10.
Day & Creswell, 231 cows, 196 pounds, 1t
$l.90; 81 cows, 16S pounds, at $50; Il
calves, l42 pourds. at IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16

" business. Have had one years experience
Can give good references. Address box a. Van
AlStyne. Tex. 1919
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
Union Observation-Disclosures.

Speclal 10 iDe SdZtIlt
UNION STocKYARDs, ILL, Sept Is
Texas cattle receipts, 5000; BEST steady;
common, & shade lower.
j. K. Sumner, Vernon, sold SO steers,
1919 pounds average, $500.
Herring n j.. Vernon. PIG steers, 929
pounds, $50: IA cows, 739 pounds, 500.
Pulliam & W, Catoosa, 13S steers, 1856
W, Scott, Catooss, 2T steers, 1869
J. E. Campbell, Tulsa, 100 steers, 917
pounds, $50.
c. B. Campbell, 64 steers, 1914 pounds,
S3.45.
}. A. Campbell, % steers, 933 pounds,
$500.
G. W. West, Pellers, So steers, 97s
pounds. s.. %.
Robertson & H., Goodnight, aS7 steers,
94S pounds. $50.
J. II. Duncan, ouanah, SO cows, 753
pounds, So
j. d. Petit, Clarendon. Is steers, 1893
pounds. s.. p; 142 steers, 1910 pounds, $500.
Capital Syndicate company, 135 cows,
196 pounds, 81 10.
Summer & B., 3O5 steers, SIS pounds,
sos
Halcolm & p, Ponca, 50 steers, 1853
pounds. 81 50: 81 steers. 945 pounds, 81. 10.
V. Lewis, Lelietta, l07 steers, 973 pounds,
sl.70
\. Skinner, Ninita, lS2 steers, 94o
pounds, 1913.
Brocksmith, Brownwood, 81 spayed
heifers. 136 pounds, 500.
j. J. Burnett, Rutherford, &c steers, IDOL
pounds, So 10.
j. H. Barnett, % steers, s1o76 pounds,
$40
Field & NJ. Lelietta, lT steers, 922
pounds, s. 60.
Kimberlin company, Ponca, 19S steers,
945 pounds, S2.65.
c. B. Farwell sold 416 wintered Texans,
1888 pounds, S3.S
Swift, Strahorn & Towers, 50 wintered
Texans, 1854 pounds, 81; 232 steers, 1872
pounds, 1895
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
Chicago-Livestock.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. -Cattle-Receipts,
11,000; shipments, HOO. Market slow and
steady; steers, 50 SOFAS so: Texans, 81 10
@3 10; stockers, 81 75Ge3 25; rangers, S. 90
as 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: shipments, 500
Market steady to lower. All grades, 81 25el
> 40
Sheep Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1000.
Market slow. Lambs stronger TO higher;
Westerns, easier; natives. 81 25(d4 90;
Westerns, 81 00ta4 %; feeders, 50 50t94 co.
New York-Livestock and Dressed Meats
New YORK, Sept 15.-Beeves-No fresh
receipts; feeling steady. Dressed beef
firm, 7td9c per pound; shipments to-mor-
row, 900 quarters of beef
Sheep and iambs-Receipts, 1900. Steady,
81 0ota5 81; dressed muttons, steady.
S.m1l.c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FREE ADS.

An 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. y
Notices OF articles lost and found In this col
umn- not exceeding three lines win also be in
serted free
1t is the desire Of TIE GAZErrE to facilitate
the search OF persons for employment and the
recovery OF lost property, and all are cordially
evlsed TO use this column for such purposes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
mGnd Bless the Duke Of Arrxls.n

Il has been related that the Duke Of Argyle,
IL sympalhy with the tramps that wended their
W. along the byway that passed his estates,
Lad PLACED along the roadside posts, on which
u.~y ~ i,nt scratch their backs, and in CRATE
I 4cEhow Judgement Of the kindnesS they used
g. -dy, God bless the Duke of sArTylc." But
Id. Rey known OF Tetterine, the only absolute
specific Tor Tetter and all skin diseases. the
T pic would NJ yer have known or mis- a by
word. ~ cents al Or lggSts or by mail by
j.. n. Shuptrine & Bro. Savannah, Ga.
Trade supplied by II. W. Williams u Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16

Diseased animals, including lump iawed cat
tie and meats, are condemned. Pregnant sowS
weighing over 100 pounds are locked forty
pounds each and stays eighty pounds each;
under $50 pounds. sows twenty pounds each and
stays forty pounds. Diseased. very thin or
Skinny, badly frozen cut. very boily, badly
crippled hogs and bears are understandable.
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 - cents per head for cattle, cents
for hogs and cents for sheep Hay. 81 per 100
pounds. Corn and oats, each, 81 per busheLl
T.. p. Nichols of Waco disposed of Il load
of hogs on the market yesterday.
l.. Dalton of Mineral Wells had in two
loads of hogs yesterday.
T. G.. johnson of Belcher had in one load
of hogs yesterday.
The entire receipts os Texas hogs at the
Union Stockyards yesterday for the pack
cry were 400, and they were beauties. The
cattle receipts We're twenty-seven head.
Following are the weights and prices paid:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-16
WAY, HALL COUNTY, TEX, Feb. IL, 1891

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KoPPERL, TEX, Feb.I, 1891
me Fort Worth Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.

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WICHITA rA11a, m, Fob. 4 ,ss,

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The Fort Worth Gazette, Fort Worth. Tex,
TIE GAZETTES Original WebStcr'S Una
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BONHAM, TEX, Aug. 9, 1880
! Fart Nrnrtl, Enrcttn.

The Fort Worth Gazette
After cUrsory examination can say that
am veil plea led with THE q AZETTE'S Original
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COLORADO, Ten, Aug. ., lSyU.
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ORIG T-Will Bright, who lately worked on
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Kansas City-Livestock.

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