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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

points above Yesterday Sales. 3O.105
bolcs Including Jam. xiOTO. March.
$tG45: May, Si63O3ri6.d0; July. SiOsO
n ih35. Sent. Si6.2Ju 1880; Dee. Sl02O
NIi.025. Spot Rio duh. firm; No. Z.
sugar Raw, dull. frm: fair rcdning
2 i0c; centrifugal, % tcst 3 7.i6t
ga 5-Sc. mould A., > J-iG01 is, stand
ard A.. 4l1-iGNS 7-Sc; cohfcctioners A
. I-lGU4 ;,-ic; eos loaf. 1900 lie;
crushed ) 5.1O0n lie: powdered 4 1915
W l.Se; sranulatcd. 4ll-l0@0c; cubes
Chicago, H.. Jan. PA new snker
was tied 10 wheat today. the fcnr vt the
consequences Of making No I Northern
spring regular delivery on contracts
The market was strong at opening aud
closed about midway of the days range,
about H-Sc lower than on the day b..
fore
Corn and onts were higher. but closed
without material change. except january
delivery, which closed az nominal adj
vance. amounting 10 about lac for oats
and i-2c for corn.
ppvisions opened firm. continued 70
20 a. end, gaining Toe in pork, I 10 "a
lnrd and So Ia ribs
Leading futures Closed
Wheat Iau, % "a; May. 7s 3-al
Corn jan. 4s rs; Feb, AZ a. May,
AZ 3-ArffT rs
oats-lan. n; Feb. 81 ~; May
10 Ia
Mess pork--Jane sis.o7 IL; May
SlaO1 10
Lard Jan. 5000; May. SiOS2 IL.
Short rihs-Jan., $500. May, S9.O5.
Cash quotations..
No . spriug wheat T3 -; No. , red.
T3 "a
No. corn. 80 Ia
No 2 oats. 81.
Mess pork. Sl1I5il7.sT II,
Lard. 5000
Short ribs sides loosel Sg.iHi00N1.
Dry sailed shoulders lboAc,U. SgS1 1.2
Short clear sides (boxcd) SiO3OQ
1910.
New Orleans market unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

OPIUM po., per pouno. 81 10 black pepper,
per pound. isc; potash. eromide per
poaud o5ci potash. chlorate per
s9 osi ou,s;cs pi0d,de per ho,,, o.
per o. BIC. ouinlne p a Nv. cans per
o.. 27c; Il and $ ouinine o. vinis, per o.,
sc; DO, o. tins, per or, ESQ; DO. boz, tins.
per o., 35c; DO. 25-oA tins per o. 2fc. do,
l00oL TINS, por OF &c; sal soda, per To-
21faSc; saltpeter. refined. per ID, iOcs salpe-
ter commercial, &c: salts. EPSON, per 10 40;
salts, Rochelle. SOC: bicarb soda, English
kegs, per 10, Sc; sulphur Flowers, 5-bbl
lots, Sl4o; sulphur, Flowers, small lots, &c;
spirits turpentine, market rates, per gal:
white lead, $ y, per ID i}SaIslc
rREsrRvyA sri1fEs. xrc.
Jelly, new, eolD and sOlb pals, pcr ID,
~; bib pals. per aoxcu. $500. Pre-.
serves Slb tins, two oozen 70 case, per
doIed. - 20; BIB pals, QUO dozen to case,
per Dozen 81. 80 ;2Olb sauakins. por III 1Oc;
fruit bitter, 20-lb kanakins, iOc Minca
meat 20-lb tancitius, lie; io0-lb kegs, Qi6c;
apple butter, 100 ID kegs, ne; eQ-lb Kama.
kins, Sc. Maple syrup, old time qts. doz.
70 case, $3.50, hall gal, dozen 20 case, no.
gal half doz TO case. per eoz, tli.jo
cnHwge GrM.
Dapheiser's fruit to.u, per box. SIC; pep.
+. INNUAANA NilW llNENNA INE NlN. WI InNNA
toiu, pCr box, Csc; Adams New York NO
}, per box, 25c; fascination, Goc ;sweet fern,
co.; carmel tolu, sc; re New York. Ssc;
I Whites Yucstan, per box, ecc; 5box car.
toon, 81 20; Valentines euchre. por box,
&c; Panama, per COX. CSC California fruit
per box, Sc; Derry's beauty, SSc; tolu. 80;
rer dozen, $3.50; sveetgum, per box, nc;
Williams crown tolu, doz boxes, $3.50;
! Williams peppermint tolu, doA boxes
$50; Williams pine applc, 81 ~
HIDES Avn WOOL
Hides Buyers are payins Dry flint
( heavy. &C; light sc dry salt. 4c;
/ green salt $40; butchers green, SND3a
WOol--Jight medium, idV71oc; loW me-
dium, k4iic; fine. l5ai0e
Horns, hoofs and booes 8 % per Ton do
/ lyered.
eHkfN AND rsBDtrUrF
Cotton seed-per bushel, l5c, retail.
Hay-Loose local. per tOa 500:
! best Forney, carload lots, T. o, b., $50 per
| ton; ton l0t1 $1,000; choice upland
hay, car lots, T. o b, sSOoi RETAIL $500 aud
Amber cane sOed--Por bsbeL wholesale,
/ 1Jc retail, 81. CO.
Mlllet--Per bgshel. SLi6
! Alfalfa secd--G rNsr busheL
Wheat-Buyers arc paying; No 2 %
| NO. 3, tUc; T. o. b. at Fort Worth
coal.
Canon City SL15 per ton, hcAlestJ;
| Choctaw, Jenny Lind. Big Muddy, Rouor
Maiunnd. Cameron, Robinson and Walss3
Goals, car lots, 1915; 5 TO 10 ton lots, Sksct
two tous $3.50; one ton s. %; onc-half To-
$50 Monarch, Victor, SInta Clara au'
Elmoro Goals, car lois $3.50; 20 10 tOn'
| S5.OO; two tons Sb. - one ton, $3.50; one nal
ton. S3 co. Bnar Creek ard Mechanics Goals
car lots, So %; 10 10 tons $3.50; two tons
So y; one ton, SCI one.hali Ton, 49,
! lots. e.; g. tons, 1928; wv
toas, S5.50; single ton, 1915. Autha
cite (Penn.) coal car lots, sli Q 70 10 TOT
lots, sl2 10; siugie tou Si3 Anthracite
! (Ouidal . 10 10 tons, $500; single ton. $40
one half ton, $500 Slack coal, car lots
$50 per tonyS3.7j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
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DISASTROUS WRECK
/ Vns Man Was Killed and Thirteen
Oissr Persons Injured.

u, 5sn. I0-lnc most disastrous
.le history az The Lake Erie and
4 snread occurred this norning OF
bosisses brlge, south OF this city.
a ~ Dsgpnd express struck a broken
Itss southern part or the bridge. de-
sArs. The engine reached the
~ he second span, when HE
'eH collapsed, taking the entire
y" " ne llenh. frozen river thirty
Ae bridge span OF over n hun.
as9 leh Tho train immesilatelv
~ y, was consumed. only one
M e.lle'i g, Derllng OF In Porte
Icslsel ore; Henry Griffin. the emf.
~ Totally; Fred Forbes tbe
R,.l slp and back injured dan.
|api ''Ianl Nen he ba ggsee master
1inlo nem Injured. dangeronsiy
KIN. hqb0cr, OF Denver mi
! f-iaig Among others eerIonsIv
hurt areW. K. BlyAn ~
a 6ssa Workman OF perm Wm
rbeqrHa and Frank Wade he
a one " were fourteen passen ge, err
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
BELTS & BELTS,
b STEt, Opposite PO;tGNce, Dallas, Tex
ION AmusEs THE HOUSE
Bleeding Kansas, POpulisI Honesty
and His Own Aspirations.

1qoh 1au. II. Congressman
SupsOn has returned 70 Wash
inn "Aeedmg' Kansas, full of
~ that the Populists are going
he senatorial fight IN that state.
Ihc repuig srnt Fast that he
on the floor Of the Kansas legis-
~ VI ke and voted for the Populist
Iue- He acknowledge that he
fed Chunks Of wisdom" among
D1hsts while he WAS I'm kansua
they we're gratefully received.
no difficulty la collecting a large
1eclative audience about him iu
se Of representatives after ad-
ni and he related numerous in
II Incidents Of the pending fight.
cis thnt the POpuliats win even
m, although ar present there Is
ahon Of the Republicans weaken
Nierflng TO the proceedings Of the
quotations in The legislature he
Hisanshlp frequently runs high.
|ar there ~ no danger Of personal
among The Republicans aud the
H. IS On cviduncc Of tie good
existing between the rival spcak-
me lower house. he says that
ppeaker Douglass. the Rcpublican,
70 leave the hall TO get y drink
lsher purpose the Populist speaker
% savel until Douglass returns.
y return does likewise for the
speaker.
quot tell" said Mr.. Simpson,
PIC outcome Of the fight will be.
e The Republicans will eventually
fonl Chr statchoIso and establish
WV legislative BODY across the
How long tlint condition OF affairs
4 ! cannot say. Our people feel
4 are IN the right and they will
ield TO their opponents"
emafk that members OF the legis-
trylye only 50 day during tue
W the legislature IL In session
s9ine one 10 suggest that II might
,pe for the Republicans To pur-
''e Eotes of enough OF he Popu
Ise The former control. "Om'
WI moi sell ont replied Mr..
indignant at the mere Mcges-
eorrnpung q Populist. You
~ gee one Of Onr fellows 20 sell
lOf $4,000 Money Is not In
'ns'e' "A 90 his own senatorial
~ Mr. Simpson Is exceedingly
ae pretends 10 no Indifferent
'epleet but those who are closest
Ky he sill has hopes that hc
sul@ seat in the Scuatc. lie
49, on Que poiut and that Is
lolulsis will not sell ont
alnol be honght," said he. "1bnt
Illustrated when ingalls, was de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Marshall, Tex, May %, 1892.
The Gazette. Fort Worth, Tex.
Gentemon ! received the sewing
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perfect work and neat style and finish.
II has no superior ! have seen many
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more than $40 by ordering through you.
Respectfully,
d n HITTFNTAN
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Walnut, Tex, May 20, 1892,
Fort Worth Gazette.
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claim for H. We are delighted with the
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Yours with thanks for Il,
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THE GAZETTE MACHINE,
What Those Who Have Used II Say Of The
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. ~. 4, ....,..,.,t tf,T,ftsltu., a.,

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Greenville, August %, 1902,
To the Democrat Publishing Go.
received my sewing machine, aud
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Hurah for the Democrats aud three
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your papor ever spread and carry the
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'ESTIGATIoy co1C,,,,...,,,,

|,gs ~ w Jan. 20.-The special
e.fss ne assembly compsanced
fn. lplo p The charges made
lpor,.gpallst, 10 the erect tbas
n NhTs n had been bribed 10
senate Dem) for the Iinited
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MORE TEsrImoNY.

4 Fine $50 sewing Machine Tor onIy sa4,
Try Ono.
Silverton, Tex. Dec, .. 1902.
To The Fort Worth Gazette
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept, 2S,1S92
Editor of Gazette.
Allow me Ia say IN behalf Of The
Gazette machine. that l have had
one In constant use for the past eighteen
months, and during that time IL has
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recommend Il. Very respectfully,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
sT- TOTfIS WOOL

st. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 2l.-Woo Re.
ceipts, 500. shipments, 81 900; better
feeling aud tendency is upward, though
prices not changed.
81, LOUIS SPOT.
ST. Louis. Mo. Jan 2i.--Cotton Quiet,
middling. O.1G: sales. 800: shipments,
400; receipts, 1900; stock, $4,000
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. 2t-Caitlc-
Receipts 300: shipments, 1900; active,
generally higher; feeders, strong. stock
crs, steady: dressed beef and shipping
steers, SfO06f5.1O; cows and heifcrs
Sl.23M3.75; stockers and feeders $500
diOO.
Hogs Receipts. 500; shipments, 200;
active, u h,ghcl closed weak extreme
rupsse. x4.5OFiTG 90; bulb, SI.46.dIUO
Sheep Receipts, 100 no shipments;
dull unchanged; muttons $3.254 400.
Sr. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
ST. Louis, Mo. Jan n Cattle Re
cnipts, 600. shipments l20O: stondy;
fair 20 good native steers, S3.256573;
choice chipping. S5.OO0fJ.25; fed Texas
steers, $32J6tf1O: grass do, S2.2ihq32O;
grass COWS. S2.00Nt2. 70.
Hogs Rcceipta. POO; shipmenls. 200;
strong; heavy, 50 .2OqI 90; packing, 500
M145; light, 81. lOdI 20.
tNtANNa HANfNNlHhns ANNNf HhlNANNNHHF ANHF p
strong; natives range, S3.JUA03u; Out-
side for choice muttons.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago. m. Jan. 21. Cattle -Rcceipts.
1000: shipments. 1000: qniot, unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 5000; shipm nts, 1900;
steady; mixed aud pnckers SG4ONtI 90;
prime. heavy ard butchers weights.
SIIGWl .S5 prime light Sf3Odt4O;
pigs, SGDO0G.2J.
Sheep Receipts, 2OO0, shpnents, 000O:
steady, all sold natives S4O0d55O; fed
Texas, 500. Wpstcrns, -. lbs. -. .
lambs, S4.0OM5.75
PROVISION MARKETS.
81. Louis. Mo. Jan. u Flour Easier.
Whout Opcucd firm aud higher, let
down, then reacted. but closed Ia under
yesterday Cash, higher Go' May,
"A la July, as rs,
Advanced early. lost Il, and
closed ns yesterday. Cash, ~ 1-S; May.
- ~; July, AZ rs.
Oats Better. Cash. ~ III May 80.
Corn meal Firm, $500.
Whisky Steady. SiSj.
Bagging aud cotton ties- Unchanged
proyisions Higher; pork, $3.50 for
old; $3.50 for new.
l.ard-NlO.SJ
Loose dry salt shoulders S02J.
Longs aud dbs-SD.S).
shorts $40; boxed lots. 15c more.
Bacon shoulders S9.62 ~.
Longs and ribs Si1.
crts-Stl25.
Sugar cured hams Sl400d145O
Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 2i-Cash
wheat Firm and higher; No. ? red,
20 Ia
Com Rather slow No 2 mixed, "a 10
as.
New YORK. Jan. q. Wheat Spot
firm. dun; No. red store, - 5-4sJSOc.
Options opened ii1n advanced on iirruer
cables with buying. derlincd on local re-
Rlizing advanced Oh covering, late cables
firm. closed steady l-@d -tc over yes
terday; No red Feb, 10 J-SN1U 3-Ae;
May. - 81. July s6 l-Se.
Cora Spots hrm; No. p 50 Use. ele-
yntOr. Options Moderately active, higher:
cash. % Sic; March, 81 34c; May,
80 7-sr.
Wool Firm. aetiVe: domestic fleece
2Tlr32c; pulled 20a32c; Texas. 1702tc.
Ric- Active brm. domestic fair 10
extra, 3 LID lie: japan. = l-2fl4 7-sc
Molly tses Foreign, nominal. New Or
leaus open kettle good 10 choice, firm.
fairly active at 2Uff.i6c.
CO1ee Options opened firm, 10 10 %
points ~; closed steady az ~ 10 30
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Ihe Bast Van 10 Adyertlse Tea.

ia through the newspaper that daily and
weekly tells Of the progress Of Texas aud
its advantages, opportunities and pgOdnc-
tiona. Day after dag and week after
week such newspaper does rs appointed
work, ana II Is
Tha Constant dripping THAT Wears Away
tho stone.
No man dissatisfied with uniriendy
climate, exhausted lands n unfayorable
seufberD wonderland without being IN
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safe aud profitable Investment can read
conAfanily of the opportunities presented
ia this vast undevepped empire without
being Influenced " Investigate for him.
SELF ia person.
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Galveston suzsr MARKET

Galveston. Tex, Jan. 2l.--CS Especially
Sugar--Plantatl- II agents prices IN rouni
lots bY the carload for Louisiana sugarsi
Market closed firm AZ yesterdays quota
ticug
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Highly Pleased.

Highly Pleased.
Crawford, Tex, Sept, ~, 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette
Gentlemen: Your premium Ca.
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accompanying IL was hyeyear guar
antee, We are highly pleased with tho
appearance OF the machine, and VIII
write you later as 20 lis true merit
Yours truly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

n,os,pt. aud Exports as All URItsa STATES
Ports
Galveston, Tex. Jan. 81. -tSpec'AL)--
Receipts thus sar this week ," y ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
COTTON MARKETS
Liverpool spot.

Total sales 1000 bales; American, 300
bales.
imports 1000 bales, American, 400
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
New Orleans spot.
Onivo4tnn spnt.

Galveston. Tex Jan 2L-(Spscial)-
Spot cotton closed quiei at yesterdays
vNOt utlOnS.
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New YOU Futures.


yew Orleans. Ia. Jan. -Cspseiai, -
Cotton futures closed stoady at TO 10
rafnfe iayyar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Receipts the same timolast year. 1855
Receipts this day.............-- -
Receipts this duy Last year.. ----
q'osai rcceipfs thus far this season $50. as5
Total receipts thus farlast season 02fSwg
Difference ..................... l,8DNCn
Exrorts so Great Britain ......... 3.c4A
Exports to France ............. Oil
Exports 10 continent ............ 500
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nHr1Nrn snaARs.

Standard aranulnted .............4O
STANDARD confectionery A......4O
AbDfess. ..sss'..s ts.s..sss.sssp
PoWnered ,......,,...........-..
Cfushei ana cuttOat ......s,..s......s
Wholesale grocers quotations hCGgtc
higher
Grades omitted not IN markell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
rrslEht. From 0aIvsAion.

r,o,raston Tex. Jan q lisp seial -
no sfsamshIp from Galveston, TeEi
10 Liverpool ..,...-... '''-.s-
10 continent. '' 1921, a.
10 New York ......-,..'.'.'''a'cSi o' I'D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
DRu6s

Quotations based or small lots 20 retail
dealers. Acetanlid, per ounce, iOci per
ib IT,. acetic acid. per ID, Sc; carbolic acid,
cryst per 10, 80 20 BIO; muriatle acid, q
p, per ID. 81 nitric acId. G. n, per ID slei
Suiphuric ACID, G. p, per ID, slei fannie
acid, UuIk, per 10. 81. IS alcohol, 80 per cent
per cal, 81 80 less Sc cash; alum. per To- 4ci
antikarnnia s LOO; antifebrine, per OF, I5ci
ant;ovrine per OF. 81. 40; ammonia, carbo-
nate. per lb.. 16c; blue vitriol per 10, 6aeci
blue mass, per ID, Soc blue ointment per
ID, SOC; borax. per To-. l2al5. camphor,
gum, per 10, SIC; caUsicun. powdered, per
TO-. gSci copperas per ~ 2aSc' cream cream
e ssr.s per 10. i5e. Dovsrs powder perth,
ti.IO; ether sulphurlc U.S:P., % soei gum
arab first pick, per TO- zoe gum shellac
per ID, 27c, glue. brown, y ID, l2l1l0ci II 10
white, perle. 2oc; mace per y, sqsi iaS H
curry, per 10, 75c; morphine. suppl, =. Z. W,
y az boxes, per or, sl,95; 2,( o. boxes
per o., 81 80; o. bottles. per o. tLtv.
nutmeps, per pouna, 100; castor on pr
gal, si.2la.1 /. 50 olive OIL gal, 81 igi nnseea
Oil per ga. ssla6Sct<; sperm 81, ". - pS "a.
gal. N.2gi Op,um. per pounai t<'Ss loS-''i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

stoohsat Az United statss Ports
Galveston, Tex, Jan e. -cipeclail--
Stocks this day. .................. t,0i5.a77
Stocks this day last year 500. l,e36,15i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

ST, Louis. Mo-. Jan. 21.-Wool Re-
ceipts, aGdO. shipments, 81 900; better
feeling aud tendency Is upward, though
prices not changed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Dry salt mess--Drv salt, short clear
lies bacon, short clear, lsc; bacon. BEL
lies, IKE hams, medium, 49,; break.
fast bacon, l4Te. dry salt bellies. Ike.
Lard-Compound, We; choice family,
1Oc; pure leaf, lgc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Carauiels. assorted Favor Spound box
Tbc; Jolly beans, 5-pound box, Csc; gum
drops, A. b., assorted flavor, b.pouud box,
4Oc; Japanese strips, coccanut flavor, B.
pound box. Coo; rock, assorted and white,
&c; French kisses. per pound b5ci choco-
late creams, Al, gOc. lemon drops, frosted,
per box, CSC; Durut almonds, per box, 75c;
creams, handmade twelve varieties, SOC;
peanut blocks, DC; peanut bar. per box,
CIc; lo7enges, assorted con, 5-pounn tox,
75c; gum Dips, Mound City 5pound box
&c narshmalowg, cherry brand, OLD box,
Si.95; mixed candles, pals, per pound, 20;
crystal cut ne; daisy II. NJ creams, eoi
stick candy, IN pals, &c
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Agreeable to an order of the court of
Ordinary of Cobb comfy, Ga will be sold
at auction at the court house door of said
county, in the city of Marietta, on the first
Tuesday in February next. within the
legal hours for sale the following property
to-wit: A one halt undivided interest in
one hundred end thirty>seven acres of
land, more or less, the same being one
hundred acres more or less, on and OF the
west side of lot OF land number three hun
dred and twenty>seven [327J and thirty
seven acres more or less in the southwest
corner OF lot of land number three hundred
and twenty 1920 all lying in the Goth dis,
trict apd end section of said county of
Cobb, and said one undivided interest in
said land sold as the property OF Jerusha
Guess, late of said county, deceased, and
being half interest in the place wherein
the deceased resided with her son Henry
Guess at the time of her death. Terms
cash. This January 9th, 1898.
HENRY N. GUESS,
J. N. GUESS,
Administrators.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

State of Georgia, Cobb County: By virtue of an
order from the court of Ordinary of Cobb county,
Georgia, will be sold before the court house door
in said county within the legal hours of sale on
the first Tuesday in February next to-wit, Febru-
airy 7th 1898, the following property all located
in the town OF Roswell in said county, to-wit: A
certain house and lot known as the Jim Wright
house fronting on Church street 104 feet more or
less understanding back 1872 feet more or less to
the Bentley property.
Also a lot fronting on Church street six rods
more or less and extending back thirteen rods
more or less and known as the Gunter house
Also two houses of three rooms each and the two
lots on which they are situated on Atlanta street
near Laurel Wooden Mills, said lots fronting on
Atlanta street &C feet each more or less and ex-
tending back to the Whitley property!76 feet more
or less.
Also a city lot fronting Apharetta street
and theihouse situated on the lot said lot bound
ed as follows Commencing at the corner of alley
between said land and Mrs. Mikel and the Al ha-
retta road running west 1862 feet along said alley
thence south along the lands of David Gunter 406
feet, thence east along the lands of Ms. Elizabeth
Paden IS IL feet to the Alpharetta road, thence
north along the line OF said road 34S feet tostart
ing point.
Said property sold for purpose 'of distribution
among heirs. Terms one half cash, the balance
payable November 1st, 1898 with S.per cent int
est from date of sale. This Jan. 3D. 1898
Il. n. HOLLAND,
Administrator Estate of Joel E. Morris, decd.