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December Exports Largest on Raeora

NEW YORK. Jan. Ia r. g. Dun e.
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says. II
was suggested two weeks ago that the
exports in December were likely TO be
extraordinarily large The preliminary
reports just issued indicate that the
exports in that month were probably
the largest ever known.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20
WIN Jump on mo Bondgmsn.

ALLIANCE, O., Jan. IS The commits.
sioners of this county have found de.
ficiency in the accounts Of ex-CIerk
John McGregor in the sum OK s. 600
Prosecutor c. G. Bow has been author.
lied TO bring suit against him and his
bond fncn
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lieutenant Governor Of on,ario.

ToRoNro. Jau. 15-Lieut Gov. ChaS
Clark. clerk of the legislative nssem.
bly,, has been appointed lieutenant-gov.
ernor Sir Alexander Campbell has
not sufficiently recovered from his
stroke OF paralysis 20 enable him TO
perform gubernatorial duties
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wnnld Hnt pay rI,arln.

ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. ~ Vs. VI Hath
cock, Of this city. has gone 70 jail for
six months rather than pay 6ne Of
$1,000. lie had the money, but as he
could not make 81 900 IN that length OF
time he concluded 20 serve out his fine
I'm prison
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20
Coal filninE susp,ndsd.

WrLKEsnAHEE. Pa. Jan. 15.-The Le-
high Valley Coal Co issued orders
Thursday TO suspend work AZ their
Heidelberg colliery. near Pittston. until
the ist Of April next. on account ~ the
prevalent depression In the coal trade.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20
Steamboat Clerk suicide.

CAIRO. Jan. i5-Chas Carol. clerk
on the steamer City Of Savannah. while
the boat was near Mound City Thurs.
day, shot himself just under the heart.
The ball was taken ont near the shout.
der lie is not expected to recover.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20

TRENTON. y. j.. Jan. ~. The demo
Gratis Of the house held n caucus Tues.
day morning and renominatcd Speaker
Bergen, Of Somerset and all the other
officers Of last year. Both houses or.
Rnnizcd and received Gov AbbotCs an
nual message
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paAth OF Cardinal M,nninr.

LoNDoN. Jan. a.. Cardinal Henry
Edward Manning. who for some time
has been ill with influenza died Thurs.
day morning in his SGD year
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Tho Democrat National Convention

WAsHtSGroy Jan. i8 The national
democratic committee will meet in this
city at the Arlington hotel, Thursday,
January 81. 70 select the place and time
for the holding Of the national convcn-
ton Tor the selection Of candidates Tor
president and ce-president
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20

MAHASOY CRY. Pa. Jan. 10. WIN.
Harley and John Webb. miners, were
seriously and perhaps fatally harmed by
m explosion OF gas In the Glendon col.
liery Friday afternoon. The gas ig.
nIted in some unknown manner.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20

AT Monte Carlo. Young English
lady Ito Mr.. Coiney. who is staying ii
the same hotcD-Do you know I-mus
put q fvc-franc piece on the number Of
my age. Just for fun? puts one on No
pS. No. % wins.l Little kister--"oh. I
ssy. Ethel, what pityl Now. IL 700
had really put IL on your right age, you.
would have wop, wouldn't you?-Fun-
ny Folks
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jan. 10 Gov Frank
Brown was inaugurated "Wednesday In
tne presence Of the general assembly.
It's address related mainly to matters Of
Interest only within The state.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20

RoNr. Jan. l5 Cardinal simioni,
formerly papal secretary Of state and
project general % tho propaganda. died
THURSDAY Ills death was due 90 an NJ.
tack Of influenza. from which he has
been suffering for several days
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Involves a MILLION.

BoisE, Ida. Jan. i4 A mining suit
between the Tyler Mining Co. and Last
Chance Co both OF Wnrdner. Ida. has
been begun Ia the United states court
here. The suit involves property VAL
ucd az 81 OO1.OOl
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D. Molnea Wantl a conven,lnn

DIS MoiSgs, Ia, Jan. Is j. J. Rich.
ardson. OF Davenport. member Of the
democratic committee. has gone cast
TO try and secure the coming national
convention for Des Mnines
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SEED House DESTROYED bv rl,n..

RocHEsrER, y. Y. Jan i8-The III.
ram sioley seed house. ten-story
building covering nearly whole
square, was Quilted by ERE Tuesday al.
ternoon.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-20

Mr. Blackhills displaying his COZ
lection OF Indian curios)-That Is .
specimen OF the war paint of the Sioux
brought IL when / came home frou
my last trip. Fair visitor-Ah, yes :
see; sort of a Sioux veneer. BostOs
Post
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49, y - - ~
Beth the method and results wbes
syrup Of Figs is taken; IL is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn sfiectually, dispels colds, head.
aebes ard fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c
oeptable TO the stomach, prompt 10
ne action and truly beneficial in 10
effects, prepared only from the mos'
healthy and agreeable substances, 10
many excellert qualities commend y
70 all and have made Il the nosi
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In oVt
and 81 bottles by all leading dTvg
gissA Any reliable druggist Wno
may not have il on hand win pro
cure u promptly for any one vno
wishes to try Il Do not accept any
gubstitute.
CALIFORNIA RE SyRUP CO.
cav fRlsoJsoo. oct.
toWsUfffs ~. RfW rosT. ~
AZ
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VIM CAN nuX atarrs iot IN Musteg0n, 80
wv fgar blyctI from ifitnrasnss faet9fe "a, -
Vistsfrs W5its q " Steele 4 sons nosEsfss. -
gpsAsn ssn fagan 49, -
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A dispatch from Cairo saws that nj n
meeting of the British residents there.
Sir Evlyn Bering, the British minister,
presiding. resolution of sympathy
with the prince and princess OF Wales
and With the queen, on the death OF the
Duke OF Clarence and Avondale, was
passed
When President Harrison touches the
button starting the Worlds fair machin.
cry, bells will be rung by electricity
all over the world
Jacob Wisecarver. farmer. aged
fifty, was struck by o train while walk
ing on the j. & o. track at sonora. o..
Friday, and instantly killed
John L. Sullivan has sworn Oft and
joined the blue ribbon band and he Is
holding temperance meetings with
Francis Murphy at Tacoma
II is said in Washington that Charles
Brown. who has been attorney general
OF Oklahoma territory for some time.
Is TO be appointed district Judge
The Prussinn court will 90 into
mourning for ten days as mark Of
sympathy for the loss sustained by the
royal family Of England by the death
Of the Duke Of Clarence
Samuel McFarlane, who was arrest
ed at Ottawa, Ont. for embezzlemcnt
at Escanaba Mich. left Friday with
sheriff Mccarthy. Of that place. with
out the legal fight OF extradition
The LYDIA Thompson show company
that was TO have appeared in Muncie.
Ind, Friday night disappoiuted an.
prospective large audience The COM
pany Is stranded in Louisville. La
grippe did IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
TO EAT AND TALK
8 POLITICAL BANQUET AT RICH.
MoND TODAY.


Washington. Dee. 24-Despite the fact
that Mr.. Cleveland has wriuen 10 Rleh-
mond expressing regrets at NOT being able
10 attend the bis Democratic banquet on
ian, %, some little hope hnd hccn enter
tanned that he would reconsider hia decl-
sion as some prominent Virginia lenders
nave written 20 The presidehtclcct utg-
ing iim 70 do 40. These gentlemen have
explained TO Mr.. Cleveland the fun scope
oil this event, Ii would the writers us-
sure him, Riiod him 40 opportunity 60
meet some Of the musl representative
business mon, not only OF the south. but
OF the whole country.
The banquet is 10 hr distinctly d South
ern affair, and while II n intended 10
celebrate the great Democratic victory 81
last November, Il will afford an opportu-
nifty for Southern leaders TO discuss inat-
tiers of national interest TO this section.
Among those who We're invited to make
addresses are Governor Russell OF Mas-
sachusetts, Governor pattison Of pcun-
sylvnnin, and Congressman W. J.. VII
sou Of West Virgiia
There will be 300 covers. and Fifty es-
peciAl guests viii be invited These will
include PrcsideHt-olevt Cleveland nnd
Nicc-l residcnt.cleg Stevenson, senator
David II. Hill, Mr. Whitney. Mr. FAIR
N,iiNf ieutIlth T. Rlcnlt OF NtM lNtlN,
chairman OF the committee that settled
The Virginia debt business; W. C. p.
Brechnridge ". L. Wilson of Wcat Viz,
GINA, Speaker Crisp Governors pattison
aud Russell, the governors OF this state,
North Carolina and West Nirgiulu the
United States senators from these thrce
states, the ten representatives nom Nir-
ginin, and the lieutcnnnt-guvernor and
the speaker OF the house of this state,
Speaker Ctlsp will hive prominent
place on the list Of speakers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Following arc prices 70 retail merchants
for Fort Worth packing house productei
1 arre hams 1atf medium Mans 1906
tmnl hans, %; breakfast bacon. lae,
DRY salt. short clear, : nry san. blriis. Va
bacon blcks. lD4s sLortclear. tacou' lVytt
jeaf lard basis fierce, lu5 g .fAmuy lard ~;
gpeclal prices Tor lcbtew; also retail
merchants desiring 70 buy Ia car lots
Following are wholesale quotatlons ior
Fort Worth packing house products. Prices
RAISED each day and tho following ql9ia'
lions arc subject 70 change any tine yes
DAYS c'osng based on Job lots:
ard srnie--Fcr TN cans b0!ol, Two IN
case, add ~ 20lbs. four IN case aug ~
Ets, twelve N ease. add Hci jus tNeN's
u S,,re wooden Packages 10 10 pail, add 20
eg.lb ualls add &c; 90 ID pals, add slci y
bbis. add nc; hhis add = 49,, -,
one hun5red pounds o. one hinl oi ~ 4,
snfe OF holoena Ac less than i'sl prio'i Il
o0 Is ~ r y department Dressed beef,
go anil cnr.casscs. aiearl, 54nfci hind
,,,leTie5,i sfeers saso; foreQuarte7s,
s,'rr. sifas1fci sides and clrcl5sc1,
..s,-s ti<abc. hlndquaricfa, ogwS 5ill1ci
e-rIl,7r,ayic fs cows. aa3ifc
Ililef cuis-i-uins. Ter pouHf lQci 1ian4-
srd rs, &c; ehucls, 1'4ei Daeehaisep. ,ei
terdcfioins. l5ci flank 6toallsl s.; riD rolls,
~ bcueieas runipA 9ci AnoFt ioir.i lhsi
rounds. tci Plates, 2Sci rump4. g; h1pli-
der ciols. 4; l1ln strips, ne; Jon butts. SCI
sa5 ~, e,,iras-Brains. pr n, locs MYERS.
esch. loc; hearia, eachi lQe; t9pEaes, each,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

West. Arizona leads with nurso.,,..
NJ slle proportion Of o0G to each million.
, ,,i.ls Is second with 500, California
s sli'Va with Si5. In all tho states mur-
w ~, y more common than ton years ago
nc unly states that can show any IN
proVement-that Is, any reduction In
crime are Rhode Island. Delaware
Maryland, Vitginia. Missouri. Wiseon,
sin, colorado South Dakota, Wyornlnr
ana Washington. s''''''s
The censuo developes soma r,ni...
ant truths. A large majority III I'M
imi,u,taefers Are educated persons. The
ilillelAtes constitute only 10 per cent
IN the hast aiid only 2 per cent In INC
Weat In tho South the nlitafata nI,,
more numerous because Oh me nsy,,5ss.
, vgs tne proportion Of negro murderers
VINO can read and write appears % be
greaier than the average for the non
nor can 1t be charged that whisky
Is inc cnuse Of most OF the trouble. 81
inc murdercrs 1882 are total abstniners
anu l2bl drunkards We do not know
the TOTAL Of these two elements In the
population; but II would seem that tho
total abstainer makes worse showing
imam his awful example,
Again the attempt to trace murd ar
TO certain physical conditions has not
proved. very satisfactory. An over.
whelming majority, or 6id0 nurderers.
We're in perfect health, mental and pby.
steal, when they committed the crime,
guy were in poor health, 2s3 insane.
20 crippled-and the mind also might
have been aleoted-and So blind, deaf
mute or idiotic.
A point, however, which may prove
something is that so large proportion
-iour-tiths-had no trade, and tnat
one-iifth were idle and out Of employ
ment al the time they committed the
crime for which they are suffering i'm
prlsonmenL Illness and lack of occu
patton, therefore, would seem to hav,
an even worse influence than illiteracy
or drunkenness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
BASEBALL COMMENTS.
Probable Changes In Tho Rules Local An.
alelr Record.

alelr Record.
The Philadelphia Sporting Life is max
ing quite feature of the discussion Of
the amendments 10 the playing rlles for
1913, and Mr.. Richter ia urgug thu
extension Of the diamdnd field 90 D5 fc1i
side lines ustrud of 10 feet as now and
the placing OF the pitcher ga smaller
box in the center ur t!ls cNtcdtd dia-
mOnd held. Tho committee oi rules will
favor this Chuugc IN their report aud the
chances arc that Il viii be carried when
put to vote ut tile March meeting m
1873 10y to 0 at least II not by g Two
thirds vote. a majority vote Will sut'
lice to carry all the amendments cOntumen
in the report of the committee.
The veteran professional sam Crane
SAYS: "lhc twelye-glub league VIII
probably be 90 Tor another season..
This TX unfortunate, but under the cir
cumstuuccs Tie uillictlOn VIII have 10 be
borne with az much prtcc na possiWe
The old association clubs are, and viii
be, a constant drag Oh The other clubs
Ia commenting on this paragraph, DIT.
Richter says: Go 20, young man, me
four eS-associatlou clubs lost less money
collectively ami individually than most
OF tue Old league clubs, and held up
their cuds financially and in every other
way. The real drag5 on the league last
acuion W. D., ,,,,e',,i'-.,,
m lesser 9Vsivy' bV,av ~ ~ ,,ot ~,
" Po ~ i a IT, ~ "ttondnnpe vitb
" IN w nlaI1or III N', W Nv
any Oh s.g suin''It o''V1 i,"ssiiy snyt of
rue .sloItliB a-.lg MI , h ~
Wy HPP't ti,t ..ye 'tsiai,,,c,1 Xxx follow
ing 10 fnthefs. mothers, sisters Of base
uaii pS',gp' niu " IN l"' shost tn al WHO
nuu ~ WV s'ai'ei' !" -na, o,J r,br,.
NV uv vi ,., Ioiin,, tIot tl,,..e ,irturs
~. IN ,,,i,i,s sbo,ld bs rnftiol mtu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
RFAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

N. A. Jcukins and wifo to Geo.
Mickey, part Of block 8, Null
keys subdivision...... ace. : bOO 90
Henry Cayil to Hanna Cayil, part
OF block 80, city......,..,..,.., 600 %
G cnTil ' par, OF block 90 ety.. $50 90
H. D. Lindsey TO J. X Martin
BcurS AtSInso o1st sury e a. 1850 90
Ellen Simpson IN Thomas Wiucn,
al Of loNas apd atlhc Railway
company survey No. g.. .... - 90
l.. u. Hal 10 -. j. Haynes, 2y3
acres y. Anderson, VIM. Ed
wards and Il. johnson survoys. OO
j. r. Keoler to G.. Is, Morgan,
south oue.half lot ], block 10 ,o,
L. j. Anderson to SamuclT. Dres-
a addition - ........,...,,... lO5 20
4. c. Eggleston and wife 70 j. L.
wellington, jr,, lot ., block $,
Afford 4 NGaps addiuon..... 3OJO %
Frank g. l.. Sperry TO o. J. Woods,
lots and 10. 10 and IL, olock u ca a.,
keller .............. ........... " w
Aadie Gray 10 james Davis, lot o.
block 20 Chambers addition 800 W
]. q. Wilson and wife 10 Mack
Brooks, lot S, block d Birdylllo,
Observation-Disclosures. luJ W
j, ID. Cato TO Fort worm hfoCtt
company, building and stock OK
goods, Grapevine, ,............. a5Dl 20
S *. McIlheuny 10 Int L. lmmi
grafton company, cno-ihird OF
six acres. ]. a. Little survey. 1000 90
u. Il. Boinar Gstce % Ella l.
Nichol, part Of the r. q.
Mulllllcn survey. .......,.... 700 90
Il VicRgty 20 I. j. kineaide,
206-lCO acres, James Saundcr-
son survcy.... ......... 1885, 90
S NJ. Fry trustee, 70 NJ n
Cody, lots z aud O. block 49,
Lexington Hoights. 400 90
NJ. Hierhol2er to W, y Powell,
deed Of adoption NJ. Hierholzer,
Jr, 20 w. u, Powell. ,,.. ..... ...."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
MlN1Nn wIrn sIN.sHoorrRs.

Creole. Col, Dec. ls,-The lronolad-
Happv rhought-Goldon Eagle fight -
still on. Yesterday afternoon Manager
phil Flynn Of tho Golden
Fanle. with his day shift Of
mon. was driven from tho
works on that claim at the point
of several Winchesters In the hands Of
fhe Iron Clad forcas, who at present
Mold the fort, having control Of the
Iron Clad, Happy Thought and Golden
EAGLE claims The indications are that
Inc Happy Thought people VIII with
draw their mon and lot the other TWO
companies fight 1t Out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
'ilsucs OF HOMICIDE.
ss'i1 LIZ, Is Cheapest in Arizona
and Nevada.

ss'i1 LIZ, Is Cheapest in Arizona
and Nevada.
" Orleans Times.Demoorat)
ensus is giving some interest
YES relative to homicide. 1t
pretend to say how many
H there are in the United
Year which would, perhaps,
|ae9ll matter to determine; but
70 give the statistics Of the
llned in Jail for this crime.
9ainoer 1885, or, emitting
wy men and 1903 women; and
40 are white, 2739 negroes,
" Chinese, one Japanese and
N lldians.
roelng Is not favorable for "the
,iolher.n While contributing
pr cent Of the population. ne
n por cent Of tho murders.
'als % charged, as men like
50, 10 the prejudice OF South
agalnst the negroes, for
I'M N e., more OF the latter IN
HI , S than m the south. IN
Veniral diyision-Now En-
M Miadle states-nearly /
csn ~ y, l9cal negro population,
ale,s u u me n adult male negroes,
~ while the proportion ex-
, FL y, ss i 10 New York and New
~ - FFS9ughont the Western di
aiosi , Selhc coast.
( 4, S ~. homicide statistics. The
Y ~, ~ south are
-lelaes, ..........2 Sll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE
An oullins Of The Tremendous Work It Has
Lid Dol Tor lLsalI.

An Outline Of The Tremendous WORK u mas
Laid 0ul Tor Ilsal.
Topeka, Kan, Dec 2A-The express
sions of both Popnlist and Republican
members OF the legislature inii ATE that
tberc win be very material insurance
legislation Fire companies viii be most
infected. and 1t is reasonably eerl.'in
that a law will be passed coilp' iiins
Mo phyment Of the face Of policy IN
oass, ~ total loss. The waiveE Of ap'
uraisement in mortgages viii be re-
asoiea and property win be 80 saarded
rs 10 prevent sale unless something
reor the mortgage valuation Is secured.
1,,is n connection with the. repeal 9 q,
,,.aiver-of-appraise clause WI
~, iii loan aud insurance epinlhliea
,iacine money IN this state b, L.
Mic Telegraph companies Nlh
..,sd an messages seat una W. W
inefead Of on the plant. I,'ii,,s,.I
cop,nntiies win have tneir pllses n ~
"a 81 a night, ana ~ ,hs ,rl,e,,
t nnouaued the upper upFlns
leave I, stteppt wiz be made 10
unsoiu. a.,ariralin-rate bill for railway
p'as 80 with a probability ~ " y.
sollpSarTt s win seriously aneel Nie
mi misunderstanding tradg locally, ,. ,ho
irs Ill., Mi be an effort 70 lawsr tns
~ Interest and 10 lc'iAa
,'i NJ rate nsiry, cirrlinE i'l
~ ,,riucipal and interest .,-ill ,,f
OF 49,. ',,...r rates on RAILROADS NJ ~
~, inferferrl with but e3tsss n
,evment will surely ~ ,lii-r,.8 nv
ihe supreme eeart s m,ii ~ court. but
the creation Of az app s''il y created.
20 other ni Ioeai reforms by The CON-
There " Az W 9'i,,,,os.d hut ~ ~ iaenl
mat w Mn s. interested in ri ,9ii.lii
ineinl,ei7 nreseut status In several ,.sai,,
lug the g llrg will prevent anNthlii's - Y.
,,es NJ rom being aecatppilis.issf IN.
iaie hae 'wv,njerfui unaniadty o w.. W.,
,i w. r,.sarding action 80 ~ .. w
W. seroorations ART coneeEn''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
,ss GAZETTE MACHINE.
mss Who Havs Used II Say Of The Cheap.
.lEschIas 10 Tie RarkeL


rrlfsllANA ~ AANNNs - 1865
GREBNvILLE, August 2S, 1892.
.b4r,oeist Publinhing Co
.~iyed my sewing machine, and
= u YOU that we arc moro than
Nith IL. find 1t In good order,
y end It 10 be q first-class ma
4 n every particular. My wife
4 IN YOU that she don't think
4 you about the delay; she is too
A .,iaded with It, and would not
4 Am for any $50 machine. We
4 A long life and great success.
Isiw the Democrats and three
4 ior the Democrat publishing
IN. Of Fort Worth, Texas. MAY
,s5sr ever spread aad carry the
4 tilngs Of that noble machine % a
IA moro homes. You may put
\ s,ye said in your paper If you like.
Yours Truly,
S. J. JOHNSON
mills. Hunt county, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
COAL

Cluon City sdil per ton, Me-
Nlctcr ChooipW Jenny Lili blg
Mud1g Rouse. Maitland, Cameron hohlu'
son avid Nlls1't uJ4is, uarlutg, a. iA; To
10 Ton lots tG %; tNn tons ehhli ono ton
co 20, ouu half ton l5O Monarch, VICTOR
santa Clara and iflmuro GOALS, car lola,
$500; 20 10 tons sA0li iwu tons 81 20; QUO
ton, S1.io; pno.half ton, eAbl brlAr Crock
aud McJamos Goals; ear lots, Sbaai iu 10
hall lou G2b Maitland Eee aud Mouurch
EFr, car lots IS; tons tiaai two IONS
81 lDf oingio roo s. g. Anthracite O'cunl
coal car lots tili TO 10 ton lots @l2. 10, sia.
gle ton tiN Anthracite (Owdal 9
10 10 tOus Gl %; ainFll ton Snhli ono.hmf
non S. Slack ooal, ear lots yAoJ p0r ton,
eL1l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
AoaE TESTIMONY.

asoos'Wlng Machine for Only sei.
icy One.
sllyerton, TcX., Dec. 8, 1892.
iri Worth Gazette.
nel-The High Arm Sewing
4 all you claim for it. 1t is
a every respect My vile is
\ si,h II. II Is neat and well
light running, and gives en-
lleiion. Respectfully,
ID. III. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

An that IL Claimed for II.
WALNUT, TEX, May %, 1892
\ Worth Gazette
\ m 10 receipt OF TIE GAZETTE sew
rschine and find 1t to be all you
lor Il, We are delighted with Che
and the work IL does. Think
n cheap for such a machine and
y % a $40 or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks Tor IL,
7. j, MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Tho congressional historian has llscafered
tf,.f nniv three men vhu were iIeuurfi 81
nv United state, senate in 1915 arc now
Living.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Sew YORK., Dee. "a Money on can
noulual, 4 PER cent
Prime mercantile paper, y
glprliup exchange firm. $40 S-iNt1. /.
vi Tor sHiy.day bills; SiSI 3-i0isS
for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
Respectfully
ID. N. HUFFMAN

Ngoed aa Any 500 raehine
Ton WoETn, Tex, Sept, %, 1872
|fd Gazette
|Ias me 70 say in behalf of THE
|ulIE machine, that | havo had
.ANnmni use for the past eighteen
|its and during that time 1t has
u the best Of work, and proven itself
|iood q ans $50 machine. Wishing
ngch success, as you can safely
lnnanph Very respectfully,
M. E'ARRELL.