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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18
Union Dec. 18Th. 1891.
OBITUARY..

MYERs.-Mrs. NJ. a. Myers, nee Miss Nj
A. Wbitmire, and wife Of w. M. Myers, was
born in Union County. Oct oath, 1869, and
die in Gross Keys township Nov. 23d, 1891.
Death, whether it comes to the aged or
the youth is always u sad and mournfu
event, but when its ruthless hand IS laid
upon the young and tender mother, as in
this instance, the dispensation seems doubly
sad Mrs. Myers had been married less
than year, ere the pale king seized her,
and bore her away from loving father and
neither devoted husband, and host OF
loving relatives aud friends. She was the
light and the life of her home. aud beloved
10y all who knew her.
Her little babe had scarcely winged its
flight. ere she too, passed away "to brighter
| worlds on high" TO all who attended her
| in her illness, she would constantly assure
| them that call was WELL with her, an al
the same time b gGing her husband ant
friends to meet her in heaven. Her dcvo
I : --.-t-.'-LAsi."nd- is worthy Of marke.
| brow she would say to him: Stand bv.
| dearest, so that when the last moment
c"me'h' want to be looking up at your face. -
IL was her request t. be buried in her
bridal attire, and 'hns loving hands rotc.l
the tride Of /; inc short months, and laid her
uo"n TO rest in the church yard at Padgcits
-. ~ AZ oc>'S-aWSltlnS tho rcSur-
rection when she shall awake from her ms,
long sleep anL come forth to meet thc
Saviour in the air. Then. when This mor-
tai'y shall have pat on immortality.
we shall see her and "know as we oro
known"
Aiacle, our love, hath winged her fight.
Mhere the buried day and tranquil sky.
"hcre voice ess zephyrs sleep on high,
In the moons soft silver light.
Whcre her angel band, at Gods command
Loops up the veil at night.
Macie' Our love, hath wandered high,
"here the 6aimy wings of Seraphs fair
are lanning the glistening heavenly air,
In one mclodious sigh.
There her spirit glides DER the silver ,;ds
~ through banks Of golden sky.
Her cousin. Lr,,, p,x
Cross Keys, S. G.,
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Dec 1S
Notice of Final Discharge.

Notice of Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Sat
IN urday, the 18th day Of January, 1892,
q final return will be made before Hon.
James NJ. Gee, Judge of Probate for Union
County, of John Rodger, as Executor Of the
estate of Willism l.. Palmer, deceased.
As Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs.
Amanda Little, Mrs. Mamie st Clair, Addie
Palmer, Ellis Palmer and Mrs Sallio Foster,
and apply for Letters Dismissory rs trustee
of the above named persons.
All persons having claims against the
estate of William Palmer deceased, or against
the Trust estates Of the above named parties
are notified to present them to tho under
sigued, properly nttested, ou or before the
above stated date.
JAMES II. RODGER,
LOUIS N. RODGER.
Executors Of ths will of john Rodger,
deceased.
Dec Is 81 At
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.,.h's AND FEMALE POSTAL CARps.-Ihe
po,; p;' caro- manufacturers to-day received
notice from the post office dcuu,m,ni ,h,,
inc new curds. series "a" AMI 80" wnmiI
DC issued December 10th. Sub-accncies ~
Chieaso and st Louis have been supplied and
,nere 's good supply OF cards mt Birminc.
nam; Conn The "A' card is the businrss
men card Of MANILA card beard, printed
In . 'ack ink. The &c" card is the ln,l;cs'
card, OF pearl groy board, printed in blue
,aS; nv The vignette is q very poor likeness
"u'"nt and the scroll work about the yir.
he'tc gives the card a cheap appearance
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z EXTENSION.

Il l1N DZA l. A-@ S -
nIAXES are now extended, so, instead OF
going to the County Treasurer and pay.
ing your taxes. post poue them fer hme' ana
come to my store who're you will get more
goods for your money than 20" ever
dreamed of.
Raisins, Currants and Citron. Fig., Prunes
and Oranges. Apples and Candies. offer
two grades Of California Pears. Apricots,
Cherries, dessert md Pie Peaches. Roast
aud Corned Beef Whole Ok and Pig
Tongue. Potted and Devillei Ham and
Tongue. Green Peas, Tomatoes, Okra and
Tom'toes, ETC., etc.
pLAIN AND SELF RAISING BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Plain AMI bonoess French Sardines.
Jams, Marmalades, Canton Ginger Pre-
| serves All varieties Of Pickles and sauces.
Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses.
have also opened up line of Fancy
| Crackers that arc perfectly lovely.
My stock of heavy Groceries is also COM
plete. Flour, Bacon, Hams. Sugar aud Coffee
and everything else marked on bssis Of six
| cents cotton. Pure unadulterated oil "a
cents per gallon. Respectfully,
l.. G. YOUNG.
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THEIR Four TuEoATs CrT-Jock,onv uo
Fla, Dec. l2.-Word reached here to.r;ah, -
the horrible murder of four People who camc
u E'st Coast ahont four miles fran, Nan
Smyrna to spend the winter. The names of
the victims are Miss \. Brace, Master Frank
Packard, Mrs. H. d. Hatch and her son TLe
D'dlcS OF the victims were found in the bopso
'hey occupied, with the th-oits of nil fnnr
cut from ear to ear. The victims bad an
parently been dead for eighteen or twenty.
four hours when found.
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-oe--Aapondnnce ofthe Union TINES.
Jonesvill0 Eews " Telephone.

JoNEsvILLE, Dec. live have had lovely
weather for The last week and VIC would be
willing for il to continue so until Christmas.
IL seems that Gov. Tillmau IS about to 60
back op the Legislature as we'll as his many
friends, in refusing to approve the joint
resolution extending the time for the pay
ment Of taxes. 1t will cause many tax
payers TO have the penalty attached to their
already high tax aud will certainly work n
hardship TO the country: aud yet there is
good grounds for the course the Governor
has taken in the matter.
The young ladies' and gentlemen of Jones'
vile will give an entertainment, in connec-
ton with hot supper given by the mem
bcrs of the Presbyterian Church, all at the
Academy in our town, on the night of the
2jtb. The occasion is in the intercs, Of tn,
Presbyterian church, to which the Editor Is
cordi l!y invited to come up aud take on
Christmas in JopesVille, and see how on,
people celebrate the memorable occasion an
how nice they can entertain on editor The
boys zh,Se ossum for your spec n
visiting rs iaiixcs a4sa 4safhaF4ras5arg par g" County.
Prudence Lodge, No. l39, A.. F.. NJ. .
at their ulafFommuuication. lust Satur
day night, elected and installed tbe foll,wiu,
olhcers for the ensuing Masonic year:
W. ii. s. Harris, W. NJ; II. w. Scott, s
w.. +. =. O'Shields, j. W.; J. W. Scott
Treas ; B. w. Whitlock, Sect'y; W. II, II
H"vil', 5. d.; III. c. Smith, J. D.: ID. A. r.
thrr and j. n. Lcmastcr, Stewards: II. T.
'os'cr, Ihcr. TELEPHONE
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some strange things happen. The man
G'eeted Associate Justice by the former legis.
ia'ufe ana urged for the place by the former
governor, is the same man whc 9. d, S,oto
bar Association few years ago recommsn,
aed the passage Of law making cvcryboJv
ineligible to the office of Probate Ju Ice cy.
cept mem6ers Of the Bar.-Nmbvry Gbssr.
Ecr,
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HoNoRs TO Dom Prppo,s R,v,,., ,

Dec. lo.-Royal honors was paid the rcme;ns
OF Dom PeiTo, oA-Empcror of Brazil. Dur-
ing 'hetransit of the body through Spain.
aci'g upon orders from the government
MES OF soldiers lined the platform. Of the
s'ati"hs along the route, and when the funeral
ram approached they presented arms whilr
ihe drummcrs beat the low muffied rolls ~,
the funeral march The more Prominent
s'a:iohs were tastefuly draped in mourning
0uite number of residents along the hnc
g"hereo at the stations, n number weur.nr
mourning badges '"e
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR JANUARY. lS9,

rOn chNUARt, 1872.
V'rtuo of warrant to seize crop under
- lien, to me directed, l will sell at Ihs
Daniel Mosely plantation aud at Jonesv;lle
IN Jonesviile township, Union County. ON
Tuesday, the 9th day of January, 1899
curing the legal hours Of sale, the follo.iog
described personal property, to wit:
Aoou' seven hundred pounds Of seed col
ton' about twenty bushels &c o,rn, about
lnree hundred bundles of fodder, about
sla.y Duahels OF cotton seed aad balance Of
co.,on Ia the held Seized under warrant,
and 10 DC sold as the property Of Charley
tarrhr, at the suit of Graham & PooI
j. G. LONG, s. U.C.
Sheriffs Office, Union, C. H., s. C.. Deo
18th, 1891. D'''
Dec 18 II o,
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Ihe State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION:
In the Court Of Common Pleas

Rufus A. Whitlock, P2oinbg
0yama
Jos. II. McKissick, administrators ot1 IT
FOREMAN, deceased, PAMELA Coleman
ne,uemona Coleman, j. Thomas Coleman
n,nu ",,amda ,n,,n >; Spencer, Rob. r. Cole
man and Paul Coleman, DeJcadant,
obedience to an order made i, =.
l. above stated case, dated Ocfobor 15.L
io'i' ny HIS Honor, j. III Hudson. Circ,;,
ouuSe' i VIII sell before The Courthouse door
=" Tue toWn OF Union, between the LEGAL
urS OF sale, on Monday, the 4th dav r.
c"nuary, lS?2, all the Interest of John n
So'c'nah, deceased, in and TO the following
described property to wit:
-, hi tNat lot 0f land containing three ,u,tb,
W acre, more or less, lying, being and s;.ro
a'e IN the town of J1ncsville in u'o
county oi union, State aforesaid, bounJe ~,
,h' North by lot Off T.. Lindsay. East by
Iot CT W. e. Altman, South by Church s,roc'
anu lot or. l.. McWh'rter. AMI Yves, NV
iHPart'honrg Union and Columbia railrooI
Sho"h as the Steam Mill Lot, an! also tho
:, .I''h'h 'liI and Cotton GIN. AMI Grist Mil
.ne!con' consisting of ooe 18-horse rover
Gu one CrcuIar Saw Mi | one 6O-sow
yin ana Condenser; one Cotton Press and
1uo o-toh wagon Scales, with shafiog. mil
leSS auu betting attached, for rum no sal
machinery and also one Log Wagon.
TERMS OF SALE:
ohe-ha'f ctsh, the the bahnce on n croi;,
.. one year. with interest from the dov NJ
'"ie 'te 'r"a!: portion OF he purchase m,nev
sold e'o0 VI 'h' properly |
G. III. PEAKE.
u,.,,or Master for Union County.
Master Office, Dec. 18th, 1891
Dec ~ ~ 'o'i'
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ley Two more inccodinry fires I'm

k6- Two more inccndiary fires have
occurred in the city Of Laurens since our
report Of the destructive fire last week.
AT Clinton 100 bales of cotton were do
stroyed by an incendiary fire last Monday.
homes. burglarizing stores aud dwellings
anu hr'ng buildings. creating great unrest
among tho people
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DucKLEN,s ARNICA SALvE.--The best .o,vc
IA tne world Tor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers
PIT hneum, fever Sores, Te,er, Chapped
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or ~ n''
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO oivs no -
ieet satisfaction, or money refunded, Tr;c.
20 cents per box. For sale by B. +. pcsey
Apr!! e
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gsS- We had n very plc,

lkY~ VIC bad a very pleasant visit, last
week from Mr.--Alman, Editor and
Prop, ietor Of tho Democrat, at Durant, Miss.
MIR. Altman is q native of Union and be-
in the County. lie is n practical printer,
aud the Democrat is one Of the best conduc-
ted papers in Mississippi, enjoying, as It de-
serves liberal support
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List Of Lettel

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice mt Union, Tor
the week ending Dec. 18tb., 1891.
Mr. Jerry Bradley, Mr W PIERCE
Mrs T. Bend.
Persons calling FOR the above letters wiii
please say ifadvertised. and will be required
10 pay one cent for their delivery.
J. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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DEATH or Hon. GILES j. P,TrrRsox
Chcs or, Dec. l3.-IIon. Giles J. Patterson
ex-senator from Chester county, died This
morE'ng at u o'clock He Lad hecn ~
WI" severe attack OF pnanmonia since his
retnrn from the Supreme Court. about q
a week ago lie was in the GSth year of
his age:
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pas. Sup't Dolson, Of the Columbia anu
Grrcnville Division of the Il. s. ID. ront has
been promoted to tho Superintcndency oi
the main line division, known rs The Macon
and Northern and Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Line.
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Notios.

The Executive Board Of the Union Cou nty
Association of Baptists, will meet in the
Union Baptist Church Monday, Dec. 18th,
at IL o clock, A. NJ, to consider all aprlica-
tions to he made Of the State Board of Aid.
Churches desiriur aid OF the State Board wi Il
send up their requests on or before that day
BIC. LAMPLEY,
Chairman of Board.
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If you arc looking for n suitable Christmas
present for II friend, be sure and examine
the Belgian Lamp, for sale by l.. q. YOUNG
IL you arc too busy to call at his store and
SEQ it, just ask MIR. Geo. Munro about it
when You make your deposit: ut the bank.
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Dec 1S
Notice to Creditors,

A IL person, holding claims ag''nt the
N estate of Warren Worthy, deceasa. w"l
please present them, properly proven 70 t"e
Undersigned, at Santuc, Union %, o. -,
ond nj partles indebted to said estate must
make payment ut once, as the ss ate must
be settled up. ,,,
Ex'r John II. Jetcr, deceased.
10 ~ 4t*
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Gay We are requested to announce that
Rev. W. d. Bewley, will preach nt Phillip
Church next Sunday morning at the usual
hour.
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r6y~ The Treasurer reports only about
40 per cent OF The taxes collected, up to the
close of Wednesday, the 10Th.
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ny" The Appropriation bill for the cx-
penses orthc State government, next year has
been reported to the Legislature, and calls
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Masonic Election Ana Installation

At regular Comindnicati,n of Unio,
Lodge No 70, A. F...M..., held at Union
{; H., s. G., Dec. ll,ho 1891, the following
vflicers were clec,cl to serve the cnsuino
Masonic Year
W. L. Beatty, W. NJ
j. G. Long, S. w.
j. d. lIumphries. j. W.
G. H. Pcake, S. ID.
7. NJ. McNeacc. J. D.
W. d. Arthur, Sec'y.
Il. J. Arthur. Treas.
CT. Murphy ! GIL.
ii. NJ. Sparks, SLOWS
Geo C. May. 1jiac
There will be M installation of above
officers at Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening
Dec. ooh. at 7:3O clock to which the public
Is cordia ly invited. especially the ladies.
W. d. ARTHUR,
Sec'y.
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nes- The Tax Bill levics L mills for State,
County and School purposes, 10 Union
County.
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Just go t, the &c, lOc, and 200, Counters
OFFS. NJ. RICE, Jr., l.. u, and you can se'
,lmos, ANYTHING You want for Santa Claus.
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CoIros MARKEr.-Sales 250 bales. P'ice
at close Of business yesterday, 7.16.
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OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA,
AZ Union, in the State of South carol;aa
~ '"e e'0'e OF business. Dec. End, 1891.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts SI5a 2GG n
oVerdrafts, secured and unse.
| . eui icu.... ......... .......,. 35O a.
Y. >. Bonds to secure circula-
| - 'oh .................. Is 0OO M
~ securities, etc.,. .."... 3057 so
Que from approved reserve ap'ts 10 3OI ~
que from other National Banks 033 78
D"e from state banks and bankers l31 50
Dhhklng-house, furniture and
Gxsures rxsa ......... ................... 1000 90
current expenses and taxes mid 9 376 II
Dills or other banks.. 16O 90
trnct!ona! paper currency, nick.
sno.; ""u cen's...... .............. 2l0 OB
Gpcoi ..''.'.."......"........ 1880 25
heeal tender notes.. 10 OO0 on
redemption fund with U. s. Trea.
surer, per ct Of circulation) G75 on
io'"'' ''..'...' .......-......$218,2 292 16
LIABILITIES.
SmrnI'. ssock phid III ............. $50, 900 90
ITnd;v;JaS "u. :..'.'......."....... $4,000 90
No,iono, p',o"'s.................." 7,l07 1G
n:i, v" D"hK notes outstanding l3.5OO 90
dividends unpaid.... a03 M
'huiViiual deposits subject to
'"cck..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSIas IN
que to other Natioral Banks kdI s0
Note. and bills re-discounted 0od M
Liaoiiltics other than those above
satei, Reserved for Taxes. COO m
icthl ......................, S2l8 oe1 IL
STATE OF SoUTH CAnoLINA
COUNTY OF UNION. ss
l, George Munro, Cashier of tho obovo
named Bank, do solemnly swear tbat the
'oo'c statement is true TO the best of NV
iLowledge and belief, ny
GEORGE MUNRO Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before mo th,
9th diy Of December, 1891.
GEo. II. OETzEt, Notary Public.
l.. II. WALLACE,
+. NJ. FARR, DirectorS
JOHN a. FAINT,
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures, OF
the 10th, inst, by Rev. B. q. Clifford, at tn
residence of the brides parent, Mr.. Joh'
willard to Hiss MARI Huurhries.
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New Advertisems nts.

New Advertisements
Notice Of Final Di.chargs.-J. ii. anil l..
N. Rodger.
Tnx Extension.-L. q. Young.
Dwelling 10 Rent.-H. l.. Goss.
.Noticc 10 Creditors. jas. 7. Jster.
- S6sSi6 Sale. @. Long. .4S.sa q
Masters Salcs.-C. ii. Peake.S
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November Honor Roll, Union Graded scboo,

GiSt Gee, Robert Murphy Ncc'y Sartor
Will English. Gertrude Gee. Charlie Perrin
John Mc'dor, Cecil I.amplcy, Sadie Fant
Fannie Hart, Della Bolick. Az,lic TipsIov
Edi'h Lamplcy, Susie 1insIcy, Edith Greer,
Letuc Bailey, Trenholm Grimhan.
The name of Miss Maggie Young shouId
have appeared in the October Honor Roll
bn' was ovcr!ookc in making out thcrs,
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REDUCED RAIL RoAD RATES FOR Curu.r
MAs.-Thc Richmond x Danyillc roi.r - ,
viii sell reduced rate rounl rip tickets Lur.
ing the holidays, between all poiots on il.
lines within radins Of three hundred mills.
at four cents per mile one way for the round
trip. Tickets will be on sale from Dcc,m.
Der 2oth to the 2j.h, inclusive, and on Dcccm-
ocr 18th, Both and 3lst They will be limit
ed to ani including January 5th, 1892
FOR accommodation d schools, c2lcg
and universities, tickets vii! be p!ac,J .
sale December 18th and 18Th. 90 81 - ,c-
turn until aud Inclusive Of January 9th.
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REP0RT0f THE CDNnITlnN
OF THE
Merchants & Planters
~ a TT ON AL IRA NIX

OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA,
AZ Union, in the State of Sou,1 i,oroJ;,o
at he close Of business, Dec. 2nd 1901 "'
RESnrprpS
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TAX

Dec Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
Executive Committee W. C. t. U.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 tle 1tLellt
DALLAS. TEX, Oct. 2S.-The state execu-
tive committee of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union held very interesting
business meeting in this city to-day at
which all the general state officials except
Mrs. Lou NJ. Young, state treasurer, of
Denison were present. Mrs. Helen NJ.
Stoddard of Fort Worth, state president of
the W. C. T. u, presided. Mrs. L. Calhoun
of Fort Worth, state corresponding and Mrs.
Jennie Difon of Oak Cliff, state recording
secretaries, were present. The following
department superintendent were present:
Mrs. Della Collins of Fort Worth, Mrs.
Beddick of Denison, Fannie Reese Pugh of
Hearne, Mrs. Sadie Knox Of Corsicana,
Mrs. Mae Thompson of Ennis, Mrs. Matte
Roe of Ennis, Miss May Heatherington,
Mrs. Sweeny and Mrs. w. d. Knowles Of
Dallas. The committee was in session all
day and disposed of large amount of very
important work
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.. s..,. Nc- tile stock market
= today and prices, while
a.t IN the forenoon, gave way
..nr in the day. The net result
.. operations is to leave the gen.
sarge fractions and special stocks
lower than last evening There
-a - n the aspect of affairs in
orr lately a cor ed by foreigners
- a-d domestic buyers were
" ~a1ce 50 that dealings lost none
i- '.cSSioual character and in the
between trades became intensely
mere We're the usual limited at
d. covering in the last hour but the
sss5G duli and weak at about the
of the day. Important losses
-.t' .ilT4rna and Tennessee coal 16S
'a"e aud Hudson per cent.
i-a. lgu5S active.
STAY. Ia We 0'e" Null anu
800 o.HlS entirely neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

e. .'N' HESTER Oct 2S.-Thc Guardian in
..ara'a. article says: Business is not
- p 70 producers. Mutual conces-
", some instances secured trade.
IT, .Fers are mostly firm, however.
ra..... @'.s are so atteuuated that they are
-A partial stoppage of their looms
c.. demand for Dhooties; the pro-
~: ~, 2 a.. many makers is engaged several
M Us eAeat. The demand for shirtiugs,
-. ana Jaconuets for India is poor
115... = cloths are fat, prices ruling at
CO.., ~ .oweSt point reached during the
..,.s,E' .'h II August. Inquiry for miscel-
VII goods Is moderate. Yarns are easier
e,zi',..' Moderate inquiry. Quotations, gen
trrr ar, are not lower. Best spinnIngs are
O".Hg 10 engagements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
Exchange at Galveston.
Bonds and Stocks.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid
BONDS
United States As, registered. .1l6lt
United States As. coupons Il61<
United States A coupons. .-..-......... -.
Central Pacific rs. Observation-Disclosures. III
Denver and Rio Grande As 80.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas generals S.. 7sH
St. Louis and Iron Mountain general S.. S5i4
St. Louis and San Francisco general mort
cages ..-................ lo6
Texas and Pacific land grants..--.-........ ST
Texas and Pacific Rio Grandes. -.......... 32i1
Union Pacific .l0ls
STOCKS.
Scuefai L dOAilS- ---.---..- -
Chicago and Alton. 1877
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ......-..... 961t