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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
LOCAL MARKETS..

- ., .. t,st a..
" +. SlmpSon, Druggist ~ Mlghlta
all,' wa! u me ny Ne.s'erlay' hlN A.
70, bur, aasiug hg hlil OF goo"s l'il
~. ''.IHS =" at'cnu Tue jan.
w. H. E0ye of Love Bros. & Co.
Hrockiufiige, came IN yesterday and pur'
chased replCnlshing line Of drugs.
Col. Ia HAYES n merchant Of Crowley.
suerl a lonw cno,igh tjmp 10 the city yes
trrday. While ON hls way 10 Dallas, to
purchase line Of groceries,
: D. lynch n nromiuent druggist of
Wlchita Fails. whn nes been attending
the Dallas fair came over from that
city yesterday and purchased line ~
new goods. then returning 10 Dallas,
n a. p.,,,,J.. ,,ii,,ranh eynert for
~ NJ Lone A. "a DALAI was In lie
city yesterday and left last night for
San Antonio.
1 II walIac, JrtVyi.t Of Keller. was
In fhe civ yesicr,iay.
~ ~ ~ ..i,,, Cha ,,..n
lpeyn honsc 9f II Zeilln & Co., Of
ni'i,ai tlJT Ia ~ INV Ssfiiria,
m'Nu,iiu,'' vas ~ 'N' E -,
-, w bradley, reiteiens'ns, p pti'l,'
' il'n ~ P"PeI ui.''s'f
~. :" w ~" n tao,.. ,tt.
y. nul,s pl SUI pr"'' '''''' 'p's
mul Jung l"r An' Not'h'
The pleasant and always welcome L.
H. tirappeil Of the Wen knoWh shne
manufacturing lirm Of lll2rn II. Good
rich x Co., aud 4. II. llpichinson' haN,,
eihul' Mass, spent khe'ISg hhs
IhnIsaAy u me Guy, lls y Me,l y, pieassn
VIII Ky SUES 80 lht iel' ~, 1870 49,
tllp' lnllsS VIZ sSi,lns IN" nJ ,b,t ~.
tLov y"re bciler ,ban csst Of lhc MI.
Js:inn
~ rn.,....,. -, nil, A. Smith man.
pfscturers ~ ana noes Of Detroit, Mich.
VIZ in n,s XIV ccw DAYS,
va 80 ' s.t.t.. al =.
Fr9nk Colourn. NE asNs'p H., 'isi el y
iefulh'ng rePi,sghsl y, &c ~,
Dodge Aiahnineinlhg eplhs4i3 VI n"A'y,l'
I, sprnuing iAe sHlha{ TX ~. I'm ~
i :" wen pleasTl Nt'A ~ ,,,' AS 'i"u'
inNt ne nAtrs 20 i'H' Wv
NJ W: w, hyde, one o. w pn.he5s
OF swan solia' Seryiteam he,a pn ~
ny y. T. swami Lynn NJ ~ W
or Two i"peiDs hI'er Wy N"rNu
traue.
&. w Hamm. one o. the foremost
representatives oil u. +. Reed \ ~.
ard CcNles Bros, Of Roeht',rri leil For
Worm slnlhus' some sV'' - 'Hs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
THE MARKETS.
PRODUCE.
McBLRoY < COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS. La. on. gs-1sD,

NEW ORLEANS. La, ost. gs.--(spe.
cial. McElroy Il 20 <Iv,
Futures-liverpool did not nav "a
much attention 10 The henyy ,nnvonnn.
of last week a. had bpen expected iba
decline there being only 1854. bnt spin.
nerS eVincs no disposition 10 bus iher
lul requirements. SPOT sales there to-
huN WeEc, on.N 5000 bales. at easier
lriccS. INC iicrelsr IN the nj NH. suf,-
ny hld, no doubt. much ~ do with this
disposition on the part OF spinners. the
Increase urring the past week exceeiin,y
llat OF TIE same Week a yrnr n,n hv
$1,000 bales. The silver hin seems ia
De Progressing in the senate mud his
naturally has a favorable effect upon
me general situation. ln addition inst
,usu' eold snap brought frost news
Irpin several localities aud prevented any
decline. although We ar. enfirev oyt ~
me WITH Liverpool. being much Inn
lugh tor that market. Adyices rnntjnn.
I" cnlhf ~ from Texas that rerelnts al
lls smaller. intcrio. points are iailin,.
or materially: Encouraging the experto.
ION OF a smaller port movement after
!ne roin!nF Meek. Receipts ut all Dorts
s'.3;a "5 -. pr9olOy foot NJ 5000 bales,
At ihis port On Monday the mnvnmon,
i, n"NNperted To be- 1900 bales against
1910 bales lost year: but II wifi H. re-.
in,iemhcreg that Monday Of Iast yao,,
w ,,n we last day of the month and thai
c ,S;1u" p 5T Were included in The re-
fi n ~, T. his is being rapidly discounted
jisbt", n uCe "i many predictions Of A
Doris are true Of American spinnl re-
.oii.ihs back into the market after " Nh
mhg absence, II would moi hs s"r'
urnt. ""'' Improve
q, Spot sales here. today were 5000 b,Ias
an aj i,u',''E'I l,gscs. Futures closed ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
DRUGS.

o,o,s,lons based on small lots in p.
'ail , H,IliJJ pcr os., iOr; per n"mSS ~.
aGse "o,a' ry poaI. ssa84 Sl'''m nnt sSid
e'S1"'a H., per ~, 22c; nitric MI" W
aasu, ~ n, l1r. sulphurio prJ -" ~
- w. nSe. ,annic acid. bnit ncr ~
pet oIeohol N5 per cent NJ, r.
si'IIS1 sinT' pcr ~. a., anil, nII.'
S3'nu, eniigshf,uc. nor al ~, '''A 'll lila'
Sl'u", y, 81 io ammonia ah.ilH'
flnr pr '10e, ,itrol no, In 'aatspssn'
ave pel nor ia nos, lin. n WHooi
blue mNhei ',,. H. i.un vlnllheni
per 10" w. W, ~ 800 iHli cam
phor gum pv' ~" - ;''"" nn eupsleum
crysL. per ounce, 500 copperss,
prr pound. -War. cream lar.ar g, T.,
per lb 3o0' gr9'ers, ber ~, tic; Dover's
powders, per lhn Hl'zo' ether, sulphnric.
4. S. l.. per h., zoe. gum arabic, lrst
pick, Der ~, Doe: yum shellac. per H.
ne, glur, brown. per H., 19ei1ac, glue,
white per H. aOc; mace prr H., SOC;
mercury. pcr H. 55c, morphipe. sulp.,
Z, 4 w.. l.s.og. box. per d., 81. All .
1-a-ox. boxes. nor o. ~ 40, o.. bottles.
per o., 81 30. nntmees. Der H.. 75e;
castor OH ncr sal N h6oi III, dive OH
Nor rni 81 ioe n,,nsF.a5 Hi i'' mar .W
iTGlSae, snerw l''W Uet ~ $50,
opium. nor nn,,nG liuYoa liz ani,im'
no DER III "a w. III ,,.,,nns nnr IN
ibc. nnt,vi, w.,,I " u1. 1Ftt,,. pnntash
rhlorafe na p'Vin'uei; XII vi 49,
81 w, n,,ppY Ut "I"ei i,,ia.
3ic. dops nan - n5s, Mt Nv
boz cana n.s Wv -, w, nniaine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. IS .Whe3it-SpS,,
dun: 10. . elevator, 70 ~; Options og
,.n,-i 3.Shirber. closed 3-Sl X hr, ~
vance. NJ > rcd. Jan. !3"->i Nlh9'
5S3.S. Der. TO3-S: Dee, u - .....
Corn--Sn1i piirf. firm; ~. : tts, Ia
AZ. onti1as oprneJ tirnrr. rea.el ilur'
el9sei firm: or. AGA; Dee. - ~ Ni'l'
1888 , W. a..
Hides- Selly; wet s4llsl NeEt ~,
loans selected. 4sftGo p9laaSSs' [" 80
III: Texas selected. NdyVg p'9i519s :
Texas iry. 2l6l21 pounds, ~ 10; ~ rue
pas Avrts. sld34 pounds dry. lVHi-'
HE Sfeady; domestic ilir To citfa'
q i,la5 IA. Japan. LA L.
M,hsses- lpie NrM D,'o'"s 'i'''' -
Coffee opened steady; nnehanFeh 70
1sc Loser. closed steady % ~ 70 Toe
lover than yesyerlay, closing; 9s inr
c.,nber' SID. TOa1G, ~; January slV, ~;
MAY. SIS. S0d15. ~. spot nra; iAir
demand: modefate oaeriaes. 'orao'a'
Sngar-Barsly steady: fair rehninr'
nominallv, z IA; centrifugal. ~ te.,'
noniinsily. 3 rs: refuel "a SER 10: y.
I g.4Si4 15-1C: No. Z. ! u,lUo4 ~:
40. 5, ! 5s14 1916; No y s-i"S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
rLorn ANn CRAM.

WHEATON, or new. No. ., SSe;
corn Gar lois, {. o. b.. Fort Worth,
ear. 4oc; ear local wagon lots, l5c per
bushel
OATS Texas inst proof rhr lots.
Z. o. h., Forl Worth, balk, ;iOc; sacked,
noe; wagon loads unsaekea. 35c.
BRAN.-rer 100 pounds. I. o b.. Fort
Worth. zoe.
HAY Car lots, T. o. b.. Fort Worth
hest Fcrncy, Sq.l5 per ton; best .a,iand'
Sc 10. alfalfa. loose local, $40. 1obnson
.rass, balcA, local $50 per ION, lnnsa
nrniric. local per ton. S0aO.
INCUR hest parents $3.50 per 100
SIN; fourth grade SiU5, Nnrtbnp",,
Patent S2.lO,
CHopS Torn aud oats, mixed. nor
ton. SIS; nor 100 pounds, Sl.OO '''
CO'rrON low middling. Il 3.Ilc.
stric, low middllnv, Il eide: m,d,llinr
O l1-ldc; strict mijdling 4 15.IGc; goSI
midding, i-l''c. sN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

PC giobe Of ivory watch IS knocked
'a' table Il. II game Of billiards costs,
II scod quality, u; least -. This repre-
~ rs eost in money. There is, how
Aiar mere Important AND formidable
TENT in the price which has been paid
~ Tie billiard hall Of pure ivory rep
PMS as L lies while and glistenlng upon
elo'h, an expenditure Of human life
~ as we'll as OF money. Elephants
IL are brought down 10 the African
IN oy caravans, generally in charge Of
~ which have Lsen trading in the in
~ Very often they have picked up
'tA as well as ivory. But this phase OF
matter may DO left out OF the account.
estimated that every large caravan
.Vng ivory TO the eolat has cost more
IVY human lives through fights and
tae's IN the course OF the expedition.
+iy more men arc likely to have sue
Iesd TO levers Or ether diseases and the
,gaes Of the march.
- huntine OF the elephants and the
s o. tne ivory Hrc very likely to have
- the death OF 10 mea altogether.
\. casualties are tine rrlo In elephant
sos rather than the exception. An
80 lnsk does not furnish more than
~ material for two gcod billiard balls
4 49, The remainder Of tho Ivory In
,,. ~ i made use Of 50 o;hcr ways. 4
nay M! eat b lizard ball requires special
M VS. called nerve" which r. fonnd
49, !. oae part Of the tugk. Tie chances
1, ~, -. 4 billiard ball Of the fret quality
va a. least one human life. -MiIiion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

4 Amy si Rice, an aged negro who re.;ds.
a. ~. ~ more than year ago. at Rolla.
IN, '.Ne, makes what Is probably lie
~ .sshaskable claim that ever GANG
~ mouth Of human beinR-yls
In N 1-s SOD bis soul TO the devil and
q pp,s,, s'NIsia majesty sealed the bargain
Se,sr ms trademark on the negro's
u e,b .tstl .. this prepos,erous statement
y e. ~ - deep scar situated DIRECTLY
ma JisaIt, which appears to baye herr
Ia 80 -! I, INTO mtg, the iiesh with a branding
fs.,,a,aaii ~ 'Hs shnpe and size Of the hoof AZ
b sss,,.'a nell.r. This scar. the old NJ.
Il,lllt -, a me print or marx OF the
stats,t ~, ~, and that il Is memorial 81 a
" 49,. Nhiah he made with the Lina .,
n tsys 'sslons away back in slav-
~ nng to the terma IL ~. .o,...,.
'Fit AZ ~. Z % have supernatural pnwers
"a, /, r. 49, uaring the few fieeting iays
hss ali 4 ~, ~ tenant on earth. and that
I'd vho eve - o.sr his soril Is 10 I'd. not to
Rlks3 a ~ H. but to the devil VINO hns
's'l had '.,,il Syn. When rice and ~
'osit, Il, 80 80 On the conditions outlined
a tlct,,, t's-.'e Of the nexro's snr,l NJ ~
Aisiean ~, S ,.s the heart OF the wick ed
iisaes q ny ny lsit .isindslibls irpprs,s ID
"a ~ !. ~ u. iatare proprietary 5;rht ~
lonl. Rsns sIs. 70 bis hsArr'a content =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

NTW DRTENVS - " " =
iall -AtwGod Vi,l'3;, ~ a., Vet 2S.--lSpec-
The rnnrsr or H. Z" o. say;
Of surprises nnI " Io."p parket Il one
that fact Ljyrrnr, "S uNt emphasizes
and lie ontirinat"T' moved stradiness
10 il,r weekly 'r untlihc In response
materlnlign I.. '"p movement failed 10
steady. With La ,n n,,t closing there
feeling I'M on ,,ni 3rn ,iil1lr3led a weaker
er burra,, nf n ,,l'iiii'' .! The wealth.
ION h,it t,,J,I Pop"nl' lrost In the cot
And cl5.rI Si'i,,, PtvGiN rIplHly recovered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
rnEsn vraErAnLEs AZ rnrIr

VFGETABI. rs Wax beans ner In.
SI5O; butter beans, Si.5O per
biisnal; siug-nee. per dnzru, .ilfh4'le.
ricnmhcrs, nor iozea, @ni Pc; cabbage.
Northern. per lb.. 2d2 l-2c;; toma-
1er lali.hnshsl baskets. SOC; p0tatues.
California, pg ba;. sl.lg,i onions. ~. ~.
81; o-ra. nrr bnskci. ''''et'-'; sweet po-
Northern, per bu., $50; sweet pepper ~
inshel. basket, 4Oc: celery, 5GuI5c; per
s,tosJozrn bnnelie- basG-. iAf Di.t,,i
500: carrots. pef hassisl, $50, sugar
eaue. 81 h0NiOO per lW5 h1alsst radislics
a. 1er dozen: lettuce, 3ne per dozen.
FRTITs -cailie-lla lines. ror boz.
81 .O001,50. .NDrihcrl 9pti,g,. Der lbl,
ss asy a60s. per box, x4.O0it5. "a.
Louisiana ufaigs. pg. ltls .kiD. elr.,
y, lsi i, ~ @rai5.. nle Concord. pee 'i NJ
ts, 30G 40d; pears. Der 2 bu., 500.
hr,' a., oo,. $40: California egg sin,ns
~. er.ta. So a8. Calligrnla kel-ry pln,.s
e.. 90 per crate; California pr,ines
- crate. sos; guinness. per Lnshsi
t"o6,' Hariieit peat. ter boa 49,
S1oySTFRs AND FISH OYSTER, La,k
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
CANNED GOODS.

M OYSTERS One.poupd. per Dozen
oosi Ne :, per dozen, ST So
e. dSH-Alaska No / salmon, per zoe
slivi Columbia river No Sallnuh'
Ptr loz, Sl.75; lib. Mackerel, per doh,'
'223; American sardinos, Las per case'
sP9S.p0 French Aardlncs. Las per e''s'
MEATS Potted ham, lab, per doz'
Sc; potted ham, 1-2lb., per 9o.en'
Sii'33svi Vienna sausage lib, per 9ozs sn
e. -; Vienna sausage, LIB, per lezsn u
s5s2; lunch tongue, lib, per DOL
1870; Clipped beef, LIB, per DOZEN
SSb2V' shipped beef, Lib, per uoAen'
. VEGETABLES -;l.lb tomatoes, N2oi
s,l6 tomatoes, Sl.10; 2.lh cOrn, choiec,
flloi lib corn, fancy, SL8o; I'D s ~ 1l
Deans yOt; 2.lb marrowfat ucas, 10
CALIFORNIA FRulTS.2 ,2l9s'.
peaches. S225; LIB. apricetS, sLso'
si2lbp pears, S2.25; 21-2lb ppHass..
SLeoi 2l.2lb. museat grapes, ,si'S5v,,,,
lib. white cherries, S2.VOn si'-ip
black cherries, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

TSfSoe pcr hundred counts. nor do,er
cans So dressed catfish, fDe nes
poald; splt fan, 10e per pound. thumps
rcr pound. l5c; crabs, iicr dozen. ~.
GAMl,--prlirie chifsrla. ISL .i,fIt on
per dozen; uuails, SljO02,00 por dasen.
s9lqSs mvl lhoNets. per dozen Si.5;
per pair, oor, canvass back ducks nor
lair, Thc. rabbits. 81 90 Mr. dozen. 1rcr
saddles, per pound lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
ADVENTURE WITH A BOA.
Extremely Unpleasant Encounter In .
lsNlnnese narlun.


aDr,lreidtnt hat occurs TO me is = little
iiuure have lad with a python, u
.assoliht moluriis tribe. in my own gar
II 10 Colombo one evening ] was smol;
iroa the yersnda after dinner, 1t was a
tuaynlsht. bus the air was perfectly still.
\ bai seemed to be the branch OF tree was
2ng across the carriage drive, and rs l mo-
sditIwoudeTsd how IL could have fallen
4 n not a breath u Wild was stirring. II
~ perfectly inuiionlesS, aud after awhile
|htli dowu 70 throw It aside out Of the
~ but the moment ! stopped over IL
n ,set scented 10 iEl, away,
amazed and half dopbuHg the evidence
Y NJ owh eyes. took n step IN pursuit,
the Instantaneous contraction Of the
" loiy, ready for - spring aud the
d,sp liis lbet followed told me of
4 dsng-r was in Each stail without
b uyepc.t Of musce for about
sco4asi and taeii the snake imper.
kfiblg disappears One long sigh NJ re.
" and dare into the house that beat
3sme5-i ilra 20 yard spriat closed the
frsdlasi for me Thar night. Had / by
fa'ela laid The sli4hles. touch upon the
:nil'stlpdy probability IS that With
lal iaau .aif a i".aa,r | saoUld hare
|niSlgcga to q shgutlBs lump Of pulp
d lptaa lone, Ra,c;;e would lave
r. lsibssib'J f'ovttn1e WAS mptsitsg
fteilei sight
soa a';tg SIC found that the python
X is,tn gp ~ abode iu the garden. but
bad chosegi!s hiding place 50 crnningly
u IhtN vas no gs;;iuy =. Ii. One night
|ily sac VAS III was lying awake in her
~ Aad thc room ueEt5o hers Yves occu-
@Rdby my stes The dtlr between the
'oHaos was oqgn aud suddenly TIE lady
'FAlaga spase come ia at the window,
ftag rs hsad about ia search Of place
ptet ris. a!igbt. a moment lgtrrit
4 alt l1gd flap TO the loor. Oi course
ahle gi@ppaGred by the tiuo they had re-
1't'id ironi tie shnel; ard called for Us.
3Aass. -Ncnuins,,r Gazctt..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

! 30: No. 10. l-adI lilo: No. ii.
. I,lhdi IS. NJ. IL, 4 / is4 Z ii: NJ
w ~, Mould 4, $500 o Is: stand.
ar ; ! lffi5 IA. confectionery 4
" ltF1.i -. cur loaf. ) $50, 1915:
crushed, . 1-Suo l3-lG, powdered. 3 I-iti
90 ~; formulated, . 3-1Gd5 3-S; cubes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

CHICAGO. H.. Oct. Catile-Re.
ceipts 200; shipments 1000; about all
Texans, Natives nominal, So0Vd5.S0
Tor TOP; S4.sOu5.l5 mediums; S4,2JN
400 for others.
Hogs Receipts 1000 shiuments 5000
opened active lOc higher. closed easier:
rough s5,JOd5I5. packers SB.O0dd.3O,
heavy S6.2ldG,45. lirhi sd.1OdG35.
Shrcr arl '1r,','- -ran0i-.is 1900. I'm.
harged top sheep S3Ood3.5o. top lamb
sd. % sflI 5tr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
liIprs. wooI, I,ro.

HIDES buyers are pnyiny: Dry flint
heavy, DC; light, vi dry salt a9j green,
WnOl. Light medium, l54iOa; low
medium, laHtlp; line l9d1lc.
BONES lioots and bones. $500 per
ton delivered.
nEES WAN--l1IlSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
LIVESTOCK,


ST. LOUIS. No. Oct. .S.-Cat,le- Re.
csipts, 1890; shipments. 400: stehdy 4;
FcNus and Indian steers 80 40d3. - :
cows ana heiiers 81 Slhd9Il: native
calves, SlOol7.2J
Hogs Receipts. 100: shipments. a2OO;
strong; 10 higher; top price, Sj4O; bulk
Of sales, SGt0
Shetp-Reeeipts, 100: shipments, 800;
$340G3.TJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
POULTRY. nurrEn AND EGGS.

poULTRY-Old hens, per dozen,
$40; spring chickens, small, pnr dozen,
Sl.75: large. $500; fancy. large. spring,
per dozen. $3.50; roogiers. per dozen.
,,,.- 1aseu. Il ~ dncl :. gSr ,lnzon. Sa'n0
EGGS fresh. without case. II lie.
BU1TER-fresh country, iSc; choice
creamery, 2Oid23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

ST. LOUIS. No.. Uc,. 2S-Cotton,
steady: midlllng. : l1-lG; sales. 1900
bales: receipts. 1900 bales; shipments,
900 bales; stock, 1900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30
1,NsAs oIrY rnonrcE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. as - ", hea"
1-2dt higher, NJ. : red 'w..,, .p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

TO NEW ORLEANS. MEMPHIS
All all points In the Southeast
TAKB "THE 81. LOUIS LIMITED"
Twelve Hours saved Between
roRr WORTH. DALLAS AND 81 LOUIS
And the East.
The direct line 10 nv point. IN
MEXICO, NEW MEXlco. ARIZONA,
OREGON ana CALIFORNIA.
Through Iullnal Bnnet Elesplug Gar be-
tween Dallas, Fort worth and ~ Louis,
New oflcans aud Denver. St. Louis and
San francisco.
OFFICIAL TIME CARD.
Port Worth Union Depot,
EAsT.BouNp. Leave
SO. 2...... - o.. .t...,...''.s.y! a. ~.
No, g.. ...- ..fs.- sss.ss.ssFt' .r,tV " hl'
No. &C., 1900 --'....s f-'soi-y q ~
No. S...... ..sss- .rssss -ssfslNi.,o ~ ~
40. 10 .-4.'s.+-s.t-s'-f.+s .ffr1,iv y W
80. iH,....s .-s.--,. s-...sssfseif' w. ~
wEsr.BorND-Arri,c.
NJ. L.. .s.- .-sts. -s...- - - p ~.
No. 3 iN.stss-sssf's.st ssts.st ,Nsli, = ~
No. b...++. .,s..f-s -....+.sssi";." " ~.
40. I....a. .-.. .s.- .s4fftsss I'M A. "a.
40. 49, .fss ssffss .sssst+-ss ...W y "
40. 2t...s $50. ..ts.- NAM. ii-V w. M
For ratcs tickets and all Information
Apply %. or address. any OF sue uefeI
JAKE r.. NRN. CASTOR MEsLIRR,
Cliy rickci Agt % r. aud y. Agt.
Fort worth, Texas.
l.. 3. TnoItNE. THIRD yies-Pfesideat
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WOOL


ST LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. Is. Wool In
denain for choice combing; other classes
neglected; prices unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

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pT stsa.nship from Galveston, Tex;
To Liverpool ..........-......, 1914
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. @s.-MaFke's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

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NEW YORK wOOIE

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NEW YORK, Oct IS WOol-Quiet.
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

New Orleans Dot IS tSpsciaN Cotton
futures closed quiet bat steady TO .
points higher.
sales 90 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-30

New York. Oct q tspoclail Cotton
futures closed quiet, ] to , points higher
tsatea lny 500
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-08

The Hottentots say that balloons can
talk, only they will not for fear they
should be made to work, and there GER
tainly is but little work to be got out
Of those cunning hands. Nevertheless
we read Of some baboons who have been
taught 10 do useful work. There was
an obituary notice year or more ago
in one Of the Cape papers Of one OF
these trained balloons, well known in
the colony, who used TO act as signal
man on the railway, in place OF his
master, who was lame. The story was
doubted by the English papers, which
copied il; but we have met with many
people who had seen the animal at his
work. Mrs. Carey Hobson, too, in one
Of her pleasant little "South African
Stories" tells Of baboon which had
come under her notice, which had been
taught TO ride after Dutch Boer as
groom, and to dismount and hold the
horse by sitting on the bride when his
master went into house; and we have
seen q troupe Of monkeys Of various
kinds taught TO do 4 great many
curious tricks, says Chambers Jour.
nal; but in these, again, they have
been rivAled by dogs.-Drake's Maga-
zina.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-08

There is story Of clergyman who
had taken temporary duty for a friend,
and who had the il-luck TO injure his
false teeth during the week. The plate
was sent to the dentists for repairs, a
faithful assurance being given that 1t
should be duly returned by Sundays
post; but the denti,t or the post proved
faithless. With the assistance Of the
clerk the clergyman managed to stumble
through the prayers, but felt it would
be useless to attempt to preach. He
therefore instructed the clerk to make
some excuse for him and dismiss the
congregation" But his feelings can be
better imagined than described when,
In the seclusion OF the vestry, he over
heard the clerk, In impressive tones,
thus deliver the ''excuse:" Parsons
very sorry, but II Is his misfortune to be
obligated TO wear set Of artful teeth.
They busted last Wednesday and he
hain't got them back from London to-
day, as he was promised. I've helped
him all / could through the service, but
can't do no more for him; isn't any
use for him going up into the pulpit
for you wouldn't understand word he
said, so he thinks you may as well oil
20 home. ."-Manchester Times.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-08
Fi.s ponnet. to rho.ogr.phs.

A well-lnown milliner in Paris guar
antees becoming bonnets for out-of.
town customers II photograph be sent
10 her whereby she may judge OF the
contour Of tho face and the style OF
dressing the hair. A lady who visited
the atelier Of this original designer says
that she found the little artist at work
with a large photograph Of pretty,
middle-aged woman before her ON the
table. The "chic" little connection
grew rapidly under her shllful fingers
into something charming as she worked
and talked at the same time, giving q
glance now and again at the picture be-
fore her. eyes, have always given
satisfaction, with ono or two excep.
tions, she replied in answer 10 her Wis
itor's inquiries. II must know Of
course, for what the bonnet Is intended
whether for Ia messe' or for rscep
ton, or for a costume de promenade
and also with what dresses II is 10 b,
worn; with this information and th,
photograph find no difficulty at all II
lhlling an order from the United State,
or Brazil or any other tar-ewsy place
'--ohicsgo Dispatch.