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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

The Society Upon the stanisiaus-
if1side a. Table Mountain. aud my name is
- Truthful James.
! I'M hot up to small deceit or any sinful
games.
And IN ten in simple language what know
fhe. broke ~ our Society upon the stanislow.
BIT fri / would remark that It is not a
.'.F an, selensife gentleman to whaIo his fsl-
+ ksls'li 2 member don't ngrco with his 70
To lay for that same member for to pat a
head on him.
For nothing could befiner or more beautiful
TO see
Than tho first six months, proceedings Of that
same society.
Till Brown. Of caiaveras. brought a lot of fOs-
That he found Within tunnel near the tene-
rnent of Jones'
Then Brown he read a paper. and he recon-
structed there
From these same bones an animal that was ex-
tremely rare;
And Jones then asked the chair for n suspen-
sion of the rules
Till he could prove that these same bones were
oae Of his lost mules
Then Brown he smiled a bitter smile and said
he was at fault,
Il seemed he had been trespaSsing on Jones'
family vault.
lie was most sarcastic man, this quiet Mr..
And ON several occasions he had cleaned out
the town.
Now / hold il Is not decent for a scientific gent
To say another Is an ass-at least to all intent;
Nor should the individual who happens to be
meant
Reply by heaving rocks at him to any great
extent.
Then Abner Dean of Angels. raised a point of
order-when
A chunk of old red sandstone took him in the
abdomen
And he smiled a kind of sickIy smile, and
curled up on the floor.
And the subsequent proceedings interested
him more.
For in less time than 1 write it. every member
did engage
In warfare with the remnants of paleozoic
age.
And the way they heaved those fossils in their
anger was a sin.
Till the skull OF an old mammoth caved the
head OF Thompson in.
And this is all have to say of these improper
games,
For live at Table Mountain and my name il
Truthful James;
And I've told in simple Language what know
about the row
That broke up our Society upon the stanislowi
Bret Harte
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16
Desirable Property for Sale.

NTIRGINIA HOUSE; situated corner
v Front and LIST streets; near Ohio River
Wharf, and Kanawha River; In good repair
viii be sold cheap; terms reasonable
.DEALE'S HALL property; situated COR
ID ner Main and First streets; one OF the
best store rooms In the city; and good Hall
price reasonable; terms 10 suit purchaser.
TIPPETT & HUTCHINSON.
Real Estate Agents,
ian9f PoIST PLEASANT, w Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

A little girl of six, who complained
Of being left alone In the dark after
she was IN bed, was told by her
mother that she need not be afraid.
a. God was with her, although fher6
was no light. Whereupon the child
replied, Mother, dear, I'd much
rather you took God away and left
the candle. p-London Truth
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

The newspapers many yel4s 80
had story of boy who was born at
Newcastle-on-Tyne with a tail about
an inch and q half long which, when
sucking, he wzgged as q token Of
pleasure.-Popular Science Monthly.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16
COWHGtIC4TIOy
CUTOFF, APKIL Stl. 1900

CUr-oFF, ArEIL Stlr, 1899
Editor "~ThiDodaux SENTINEL
| desire, not only on my own behalf
out also as expressing the opinion /
many others, 10 heartily endorse yaul
article Of April End. entitled, aoul
Choice for District Judge"
Mr.. Cailloaet is not only 4 scbolJ
out ne i also a gentleman. AS To III
qualifications as 4 lawyer, tfler can H
no question, aud he is endowed xita
two others certainly not less e~sseutiJ
to a judicial office, j. {. discretion M
discrimination.
venture to predict that if we Dlael
Mr.. CailloueJ on our bench. We vii
not be called upon to blush over desil
sIons contrary to law aud eouity
promptly reversed by the higher court
nor 70 alternately shudder ortare oysi
olfoafou>ly severe, Or ridicul0agly
light sentences. sc
The above letter came too late tn
publication last Saturday. We ar,
pleased to insert it in to-day's Issue
lt expresses not only the sentiments o
oar correspondent and many Others il
his neishborhood, bur also those Of
large majority Of the g"nd people D
the 18th Judicial Districg.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16

For each square of ten lines or less,
the first insertion $50. Second inser-
ton. 10 cents per square. For subse-
Quent insertions. per square so cents.
Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and business cards. in
Guiding paper. VIII be published at the
rate OF 81 cents per square tor the first
insertion, and p cents for subsequent
insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
q. Announcing candidates for office,
90, to be paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the
copy for a specified lime VIII be inser-
ted till forbid and payment eXacted.
Persons sending communications to
this paper must Always furnish their
real anne To the Editor. We viii not
save or return rejected manuscripts.
Allusions personany disparaging TO
any oHe VIII never be inserted except
as adv ertisements nor then, ii peculiar
ly Objectionable.
COLLECTIONS MADE MONTHLY.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16

victory, while defeat and humiE,,;
>'ares the Foster titketin the face
Under the circumstances, WHY !,
onr friends who ale good Den,o,.
and who followed Foster IN 4 !,
present persist in a course Of aeti,
that may je"pardize the supreu,,
of the Party AID which can il 10 ~
result IN the election Of tier eaDd
date! We leave the matter to Il.
most serious consideration, askir
them to divest themselves Of faetio.
prejudice and partisan bia>.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16

permitted To e. ntfadlct thetf oilcldi
returns. which certified t.,aC only thlr-
~ty->eVtn votes had been challenged,
ana gave 1t rs tier opinion. that nan
the vote poiIed Was Illegal. n"tWitlf-
stanJlhg the testimony "f witnesses
well acquainted with The EotefS, WHO
sWofe that the Ente was lawful. al
were excluded from TIE cotthf ana can
Va>sed by the committee, because 1t
was supposed that half snould have
htth excluded by the commissioners.
In The "cond poll OF the Eighth
Waid, giving 00S MAJORITY Tor the Nc
Etit /, lektt. the elliIre vote was tX-
ciude il"m the count aud canvass
het3sSe some tiiftI persons We're
found t. state that tilrl laat voted for
fosttf. aiid th'S was III excess OF the
number returned Tor bun, - haNl ~
neen - returned, and 1t being claimed
that lie had lece we'd 81 No fraud
was aIlfge'i none proved, aud every
commissioner AMI officer connected
with the election s"ore that 10 Il"gai
vote was received and none counted,
except as cast. Yet 1Uo votes were
alsfiaflchlstd because. at least, thirty
pe"rlt either mlsrepreSented the ticket
they had voted o. IL mistake in the
count had beel made To t!iat extent.
but the necessities OF the case requIr-
cd that the Foster vote III this box
should be counted, while al those cast
i"r AtEnery be excluded, because 9th
erwtse Me>srS. Cunnin CHAM, Pickett
ana Heard would !iate been defeated,
even "fte Tie sixth a!id ninth W"lds
We're u.SiIahcill>td
ID tlit ; teiii lt%ieclnct OF the ninth
Ndld, giving the VI Emery tlcket Il ma
J"fty ~ iU0 votes, the Whole vote was
tiilonn out because the commissioners,
i majority OF whom we're appointed by
the "stef ca nIftt1h committee. itfu>-
- PERM ~Af.Lth4el, a fo>ief man
dGef ~ La Mattt. /" orlns with him 20
n'the>s TIC e ut an ndtsidual Office
tlonahie to the commissioners. Ii j.
not pretended that MI. Zengei himself
Was denied tdnlttahce; on the con
tlai5, ne WAS invited to enter, but be
cause he refused to do SO the voters of
tilat precinct were DISTINGUISHED, not
betatioe OF any ilaud alleged or proved
@ have been committed, but because,
~ ~ Judgment OF u majority of the
committee, y eou,d nave oeen COM
: n'i'e.o' ~ 'lsS, therefore, presumed
4 IT," oeeA- u"iie' cont afy % every
i',e - law ana evidence.
IL tiie lhifd ana ruin precincts OF
.he Nihth Ndid IL appeared that the
commissioners had, at The
-" - 'h"se Representing Tue
: osiei tichet' agreed ~ lAeredse the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16

tlCS. lItN nelleN6 tfdl AZ - dS uuidIi
to take advantage of an opponent in
politics as it is III the ordinary affairs
of life. They do not believe that
there is one rule of ethics for %transac-
tons between man and IA III, AMI an
other and a different one for political
affairs. In other words, they agree
with us that it is a wrong to rob and
cheat III politics as ic Is in private
matters. And still. these jnstice-loy-
ing and estimable and honorable men
are supporting a tick t for State
officers which is headed by a man
who, in 1882 advocated a bill IN the
State Senate imposing Il license on ali
lotteries as q means of revenue, and
who, III 1890 thI.w up his hands in
holy horror aU the very suggestion of
imposing 4 licel.se on Il lottery that
ili> been i'll existence for twenty three
years; Who stuffed ballot-boxes in
his W parish tor tine purpose cl.
Sitting the voice Of lis " fellow
Democrats Al "A primary election, tln>
Tact beng established by the testimo-
ny OF SIX Of the most reputable citizens
of his parish, and never disployed !;
who, when he vas fairly defeated,
set mp Il ao!ting convention composed
IN part of lr-a delegates, and IN part
q scll-con~tltuttd Delegates, and then
had himself nominated for Goyern.r;
Who. when the McEnery and iegat
Ticket otfele ed 60 submit. in the inter
ests Of harmony to i new primary, on
~ agreed to do 50 when he had mat.
Il dtthel With Ike ward bosses little city,
ty which lie. and those who acted .by
authority fol him. thought that the,
were tertiln Of the support Of those
Wald leaders; who has gone over q
pat ~ tic STATE III the Interests OF
u ; 4. nEi>S only to see his followers
q >erttog nm b. tn wholesale on &C
count the Infamous ruling of a Re
turning Board, winch will 10 down in
tie ~it>tor.s of tie State ALONGSIDE Of
tie notorious Nad-WelIs and Anderson
hetuIn4ns Blald. Why tAcn. if these
pe the I,ct>, should good men and true
still persist in supporting the Foster
ticket which has been twice repudia-
cd It the polls !. The answer to this
can only BE- found il that Mysterious
agency called Prejudice, which blinds
ev 7 SON II Hue best OF men to all
the sh .rt-comIu.s Of their candidate
III - the oatragts Of Their faction on
tin nights of others.
We appeal % those good Democrats
vii" have been led astray by design
iiis y Off e-se King men, aud bv a
thoroughly interruptions and unprin-
eipled sheet published ID New Orleans.
TO return t. lIeir ~aiseg,anc. to the
Democratic Part, ana t. give the tick
ct headed bN ;. ID. MslAery their loyal
support. Ina tlcne was not their
Choice but Il was -, clln4,e ol the ma
Joitl 81 The D~tHo,r.4.c Party as ex-
p eNs'd ~ Two dIieient primaries
IN nominees = ,ie !. fty, with Jus
ice 'itLlvl4 1t their hea ferl that
titty have uccn eject Il is the noniin
ees 81 tn P.Hrty 4, a good majority
a1d that The su mlttre III seven usu,,-
ell Hut4N4Ity W.tlr tuey und.rtooL- 70
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16
Address of the ID m lcratic State
Genital Committee.

The Democratic state central com
mitiee has issued the fol oNingaddtess
TO the people of the State
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE
Inntlal Enmmiffep.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16


ARTHUR MGUInk, ;, letaly.
New U~'icanr, Feo. n, 1892.
Inc cOmnII,s4 ontlS' returns we've
forwarded % tie chairman Of ne cam-
i%Iittee, a. nfnvtued D. the rales, alu
on tue 18th Tit. the committee ASSEM-
plea, opened I'll III anu commented
ttle "conui anu canvass thereof.
Wien tie count .t Cuncordia vas
re tchtd, the coHGc>t which had b. a,
nled again>i the returns from that
parish, atteI the, had been closed and
forwarded, Was rejected us tie com
m.tttc on The sro4ud mat 10 vote
cnuli be questioned ueioIe t. c ~
mttttt which Tad hot ottn ciS4Ilen ed
at the poll, aud ~ Wlilcti 10 ru,u.inn
was made III tie comm .s>iontis' re-
turns.
The same ruling WAS made with ie-
fele"ct to he contest fol lie parish OF
p. BtihatG. WiIrle the commissioners.
r. "tlt regular and gave 10 notic,
of contest.
i".". parish Of ST. James The con
tested box va, plugged ut illegal votes.
because The commissioners III Sigma.
pi'ttStSu d9diLSt tltil re-
ceptlon aud stated tie grounds u,,oh
which the votes had been challenged.
In tie alI>h oil ST. Mary the lit....l
votes which the committee rejected
"tit Contested by the commissioners
'ni Tie contest forwarded with TIE t.
.uIns.
In the parish of SabIne one OF tllt
cones was plugged OF 100 illegal setes,
hdhlitotis lodged iii the returns aftyl
'hty lllu been sighed.
In all these palI>iles it will be sees.
MAI al lawful votes were counted, I'll,
''I'Sal VOTES only oeing e~Acluutd.
out Ia the Consideration ii tbs CONTEST
against The >iX,il, eIsnth and aintn
Waits OF The city OF New Orleans All
Opposite rule was applied.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16
SATURDAY APRIL is. 1892.
STATE TICKET.

Of tile Regular Democratic
State Nominate. q Conventions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

pcrk-nul; IN jobbing los, $40 %,
Lard --nuli. chasing about s. 10
Dry salt ncNts-Dall, shoulder. 81 90;
longs .aid ribs 81 20, shorts 81 80, boxed lots
ihc more.
Baoon shoulders 81 tex, longs and ribs
y 63, shorts - 50,
Sugar cured hams--sil 50OiSle "a
INV NoRK, Sept S-Whcat - SPOT,
dull 70 steady Nc, red, is,s@0Sc, oleva-
light oiearances and foreig1 buying; do.
Glued ON cholera reports, larger receipts,
weaker cables and longs realizing; closed
weak, SNNc under yesterday trading
dull No, 2 red, September ~ octo'
Dor ieisc; December, SlAo, MAY skc
Corn SPOT, higher; quiet hclu ARMY
Ne :, a01S@a5c, elevator Options ad
In the West and predictions OF frost DO
elined on cholera rcrotts aud LEGAL rcNlf
ing closing stcNiy lEN..,c un. september
5ltlcioetober billc; oeecmber hdoi May
5iAc
Conee-op,ions opened sioady and M
changed 10 points higher closing hrm
10 TO 20 points up Sales 2s,uo0 bags, In
GLIDING September 10 t0,Gia ihi O"i0bor
10 4l0fS t0i November N3tAia 20. 10.
CONDOR 10 2O,0 3 so, January, 10 i1Qi
10 20; March, 10 iaei3 o; May, Is ~
spot Rio-fSrmeri quiVb No 4 1876.
Sugar-ltaw, arm and qliet, Cenirl'
tuSas, SO test y Nl0i musooNado, "
Rehned-Sicady moderate demand, No,
0, {1.lOm tilllo; No. d AhN4Ae; No,
$, 44WiSc; No, ., 44ttiee; No 10,
fkWiAci No ~ aiiW8Nc; No H. aAQl
8sl No lSSblba3 5-idj N a, $40, ihiOi
mould A. 3 a-i0G5 ll-l0,i sta nd A,
3 l-l0eo5 8i1ci olntecaouor a, : nley'
NfRI.rt' notydtsrtN ALttl.krNs rt,tfu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

-.
CHICAGO, IL, son en .,..,l 70 to'
DAY ionoMee ~ ga..f ~ ", ,i'..i sia .'l,
mAtkee anu "n7Ns ''i4 ~ 'o"'r '''''" i'''
hlshr si,,,i,,d "a. ,,.,ly con, than
slI1ped bae NIX ah i'.ltartius polut
bats sfo,g doelfns alc.
p pravi , efter o show OF
.,..n,,,h al "a n..r lts elnse. ending
,.i,,, s,,,i,ie y f,ir
$50 IN 7 r.slu esuse Of streugth
ana cbelera OF vyeaI1irla.
Ni'- ,.,,ir., f5t,,r1e gieasi-
V,,,cnt Son, flfnl,ar s8tto. 1etober y4ile.
n,cemter. "A
49, l,,rtc, lher a4lo. oetoher. 4sie0B
49,. MAJ Al +.
75 ,,1,s M Ssntss ~ atuale, October.
oaii,
-1.+sher ro 10. January
sU Saik
~ 80 oet,,bcr III a.. .eary % ggi<.
-, y5bs ~. ,f.-@ts v,i.. Osio.
~ ~ ~. Ias84r. "a il
g. e. e1etat,ons NJ q surfing wheat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

-
pernlni aid hmeita. PER box. IS; mana
,oil, Dor box. 20; Adams New YORK No
Y, yer box, soc; fascination, ues; sweet fern.
~ ~ carmel tolu. 2ac; No New York s5e;
Nhles ucatau, PER box, co.; 3 box car
Soh' s2'a' Naientiue's euchrie, pcr box,
use Panama per box, t5ci California fruit.
PER box, goe; Berry's beauty. 9Oc; tolu. s5c;
per dozen, 50i sweetgum, per box. gag;
MImm's crown tolu, doL boxes. b So.
Mhlain's peppermint t0lu doL boxes,
t%oO' Williams pine ample, tS5S
nRuos
Quotations based on small lots 10 ro.af
dealers Acetanlid, per ounce, iOci per
10, 'oc; acetic acid, per 10, SCI tarhoiiu acid.
srlst' per ID, &c and t2c muriatic acid. G.
=, per 10, u nitric ACID. e. p, per 10, eic;
acid, bulk. per 10, slsi; alcohol, % psr cont,
per gal ss.f2, less sc cash; alum, Der lh &c;
antlknmnia, SlOO; miifohiine, per OF. eSc;
auupyrine. per or. SLsQ; ammonia, carbo-
nate. Per b., los blue vitriol, per ID, Sc;
blue mass, por 10, 50c blue ointment, per
~ tVli 9olaN, per 10, l2ai6; camphcr,
gum ler 10, DC; copsicdm powdered, per
10, s5ci eorpens, per 10, Ease; cream
tartar, z, p, per h., 9sa8l
grocers' pcr 10, i5ci Doycr's powder, perlh
N'l5i ether sulphuric, U.S.p. 10 s5c; gum
arabic first picz, per 10. a1ci gym shellao,
~ - klue Drown y TO- leWtOo glue,
~"..o, WI 10, ~ nlaee per 70, ~, mer-
10y ~ ,o',9c, notpnlne,so pn.' 4. y w,
,.s ~ q, 0V 3, per o., Sl,s'' ~ ca foxes KS
nutmeps p,.r Mound N, c,.,or, III MI.
gal 90 olive oil gal, Sl.iO; linseed oil
per gaL, 4sd5Oc; sperm oil, W b., per
gI., 81. ~; opium DOR round. s. o.: orlum.
po,, per pound, ~ IS; black peppsr, per
pound, lSC; potash, bromide per
pound, SSci potash. ehlonte per
pound, sOti io1ide, per or,
- eUas -; quiniuc, 7. W., %. bottles,
pur * o+oi qulni1e' /. ~ w, o. cans per
o. so'i guinine, u * W., e-o2, cans per
S ~ ~ a., gulu,ne' o. WAS, por "
Per OF, Pc; do. 25,os Tins per or nc .' do
iOO.oz fins mar az aOei All sodn ner, III IA,
saitpeter refined. per lb. lOc; salpeter
commercial. Oh: saits Fpsom nor ib ae
salts. Rochelle 500: bicarb soda Fnt1lisb
kegs, per 10, Be-; sulphur. Mowers. b.bbl
lots, 8ic; sulphur Flowers small lois, Sc
spirits uurpentine, market rates. per gal:
"n''e i'9a' 3 r. p'r 10 '3'a'.se.
Caramels, assorted favor. 5.poppd box
75c; Jelly beans, 5-pound box. 65o; gum
drops. A. b. assorted flavor. b.poubd hoy
zoe; Japanese STRIPS, c cocoanut G flavor s. :
pound box, 6Oc: rock, assorted AVID white.
late creams Al. lOc, lemon drops. frosted
Nor 6oS g5r bmrnt almanac MI, ,, ~,
creams baud. made. twelve varieties s0e
peanut blocks G}c; peanut bar. per hox'
i,5e. loFenrps. nssoried CON bnonrd RON
55e. gum drops. Mound CIV 5lpoupd bev
d5o; marshmellows, bantam, 8.ponnd b7x.
csc; marshmallows, dainty, 6-pound box,
81 a.. mixed candies. nails. per nound fitc'
crystal cut. Sc; daisy II. NJ. creams, l6c
stick candy. In nails. nc
purspitN-rs 1rttfrs t.rr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

Receipts and Export. AT An United state,
Horta.

GALVESTON, Tx, Sept s,-tSpoclal T.
Receipts thus far this week ....... SS,5d9
Receipts tho same time last year,. s6,aA1
Receipts this day S.6lT
Receipts this day last year ...,..... l7,ilA
Total receipts thus FAR this season. 1855
Total receipts thus far last season. ls.liS
Difference 14.9i9
Exports TO Great Brit1in 8,35j
Exports TO France .......... ...... -------
Exports ~ continent. .,........ bS9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

r.,,oot. Eyo., Sept e-fSpcclaL r
odste5 futures rlOaed sasy Al points
lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

NV Y0Ei sept O. Beovos, rocolpts,
llNH Nn trading. .ueiitg lrn. Grassun
an, hutief.bilR calves 3 O1Wa 90
5h.Dp ana lambs lteuOiptA, b201.
srsrn aIeulyi lambs dull shade easier.
sbrep ~ i0Hi ili lnmbs,sli OO@0 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

For Ialaria, Liver Trou-
bic ,orIndigestton, use
BROWN IRON BITTFEs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

~ Is GRACEFUL AND ELEaANr.
y created sensation when worn
seteuful matron from this city.
!. mot blue surah silk, effectively
-'ea with deep coffee colored lace
sonnet Is trimmed with feathers
S-ieA---N. Y. Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

hNtlNLb hNHAWh'
STANDARD graduated ............h 10
standard confectionery a. ,..... 40
Suocs,..i' $500 ''''''.'''.
Crushed and cut loaf........-.,A5
Wholesale grocera' quotation 4Wao
higher
Grades omitted not IN maiSct
Galveston Wool siatAnt
GALyEsros, ggx., Sept s. Special ]
90 Wool Market closed tulet aud IN
changed.
srus0--TwELyE alosfn' cLir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09
nIIs

Brilliant, hbls, l5e; Euplon, bbls, 2Oc;
Brilliant, 90 cases, sl.sO; brilliant l2d
cases, $780, Eupiou, 80 cases, g. 5Oi gaso-
line, sl.S0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09
c0IToN.

stsict middlisc, 69<c; middiug. exc siric.
low middliur, &c; low middllrg' 20
strict coed ordinary, 5jGci good ordinary
43Bc. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09
NUE.

Almonds. new, soft-shell, per 10 ~
wainuts. extra large, per TO- loci hloeI -
per ID, IKE; Branls, new eioPi Pc 800, nj
hand i0,. necans. new crop, &c; peanuts.
Gnev white Virginia, BY the sacf- 70 "a
ehoiee white best quality rgaslIu
White hest quality, iOci eoeoAuulsi lF 's..a,
rer sack. g 80; less quantity % eAen RI
nut roasters. No /, Peerless, one sl-..,
bushel sl1e $40 00i popcofn ~ * .1 ,,,r-
ronster combined at factory, ~ ~. n,s xxx
rooster. Boss, s65 OO; popcorn shenea' per
ID, &c.
CHEWING GUN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09

CHEWiNe GUN
Danhelser's fruit toln, Ter ba2' sOai pep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-09
pHOVIsIONs.

sugars-Cut loaf, bbls, SIC; cut loaf,
half bbls, \ powdered, bbls. &c pow
dered, hal, bbls, GlSo; standard granu-
lated, Bye; fancy yellow clar, 5l4ci extra
Z, 5Nc.
Flour-Wholesale quotations-Bes pat
euts. g a. per ,0l lbs; half patents, : 30 4;
third grade. s. o., fourth grade al y0;
Northern patent, - i5
Cheese-Fancy full one In box, i3i8c;
new, two in box, l3lIc; fancy Young
American, l5c; fancy full cream, October
lsingles), l3c, Cheese safes, 81 10,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-17

E. s. Peters, chairman OF the Dem
ocratic committee of the 18th con-
gressional district OF Texas, resigns
his position, and among others,
gives the following reason for leav-
ing the democratic party:
''The democratic majority in the
house of representatives was elected
upon free silver platform, they
were therefore pledged to the free
coinage OF silver, and in a corrupt
and cowardly manner have repudi-
ated their pledges and deceived the
people, by refusing even to allow the
question to come to vote. The
Inconsistency OF democratic policy,
ininstructing delegates to vote for
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer, and at the same time to support
the gold bug Grover Cleveland"