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The state chronicle., 1893-04-11
he Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, April TO- Reports of
good weather in the west depres ed the
market at the ofening and the curb,
and it was also stated that some of the
inside bull clique were selling out,
which caused a tu ther decline. The
government report received after the
close however CAM in, showing condi-
lions to be - 4, which is about . po nts
less than the corresponding time last
year The curb market immediately
responded to il, being quoted s high as
-, or more than | cent advance The
closing fer May were So: July .5..
Corn Was dull and easier. Reports
of increased acreage and good weather
being the effective causes, the market
clio cd at AS for May and AZ: for July.
1t is believed the government report
will cause far advance il wheat.
Live pool reported sales of 10000
bales spot cotton, tie market being
steady at unchanged quotations. Flu.
lures were 10 to II points below Satur-
days prices, but this was quickly re ov,
cred in consequence of the good demand
for spots. There were few cables re-
ceived shortly after the opening, how
ever, stating that there had teen rain
in some portions of Texas, which, in
conjunction with an effort made to re
place some Of the c2ntrscts closed or
Friday on consequence of the failures
precipitated decline Of to points
| the close being e.sy.
Our market opened steady at an sd
vance of 3 to 5 points, but the weakness!
developed IN liverpool, toget er w.tl
the free receipts at the ports, caused s
steady decline of % to % points in tn,
early months and Il points in the latte,
| positions, the close being weak at abou
the bottom prices of the day Our ad
vices from Texas indicate a continuanc
of the hot dry weather, the exception
being telegram from Houston, whicl
SAYS the weather has b en- thfeatenin!
since last Friday, and viii the stand
are still healthy, rains would do grea
good. TIE indications were they woul,
have rain in few days. A better fee
ing prevails IN the trade sitter the close
and higher market is predicted 70
tomorrow.
La MosfAGsE CLARKE & Co.
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New YORK Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Aprill0 Southern -four
easy; common to fair extra S2lQa3 10;
good to choice do S3.l 5s4 25.
Wheat-Active for export, closing
firm No. red in store and elevator
76ls771; afost 77ia76; options-No 2
red closing April 76:; Msy III; June
78i
Lard-Lower, better dema d for cash;
Western ste am closed at SlO.40: city
1925: May $40 35, closing at SO 25;
July 80 2Ol refined dull and easy; to
the continent $40 55, South America
SlO.75; compound Sass.
Pork-Steady, fair demani; old mess
ST. IS; new mess Sl8.25, extra prime
nominal.
Ros:n-Dull sn4 weak: strained com
mon to good sl.3liai.3lt.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady
and Is to 25 points down; April SIS 1(
| 1915, May sl5.5 al56O; July Sl5.40s
| $50; October SIS 40al5 so; Decembel
Sl5.2Oal5 25 spot Rio dull and nominal
No T. 16.
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Caught Last Night.

While sitting in the Baptist grove
at late hour last night, nesr the
fountain, Mr.. Andervoir was suddenly
taken with q severe pain in lis jaw,
caused from decayed tooth. SO this
morning while on bis way to the den
tist, thinking he would have his tooth
pulled, passed By Williams & Kings
drug store and called for l0c bottle
of their Tooihache Remedy, and after
the first application his tooth was per-
fectly well. L has 70 equal. Try i.
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The ReSI of All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
sprin gtime Genes, use the true. and
perfect remedy, Syrup Of Figs. One
bottle viii answer for all the family
and costs only 80 cents; the large size
81. Try it and be pleased. Manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.
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New Cut Herring.

This week [ will receive several
shipments of new n. G. Herring
direct from the fisheries, and can
fill orders at lowest market price.
Fresh country butter. eggs and
chickens received almost daily.
Write or call for prices. Phone %.
D. T. JOHNSON, Agent.
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The Teachers Worlds Fair Party

In response to many inquiries we
will say that the biggest thing in
North Carolina this year will be the
party Ct five hundred teachers and
their friends, who will leave for the
Worlds Fair on July Goth, under
the well-known goo5 management
of Col. E. 6. Harrell The party is
a very select company Of congenial
friends, ard is not az excursion by
sny means. The limit Of members
is now nearly reached, and no per-
son will be admitted beyond the
limit, as the manager is determined
that there shall be one party to
visit the Worlds Fair without any
crowding or discomfort
This party will make the trip on two
special trains, and there will be nc
persons on the trains except mem.
bers Of the party whose names are
duly registered. The company will
comprise about one hundred Raj
eigh people, and the others will be
from every part of the State, there
being special party of twenty-five
teachers from South Carolina, and
another Of nineteen from Virginia
The assembling point is Raleigh
and persons will be admitted to The
trains only at Goldsboro, Raleigh
Durham, Greensboro and Danville
The trains leave Raleigh at O'Clock
on July Goth and arrive in Chiea %
st 2:30 On the 21st.
| Every arrangement for the trir
is now fully arranged and the party
will see the Worlds Fair with mucf
more comfort than any other per
sons will enjoy who visit Chicago
and at less than one half the ex
pense. The visit will occupy nearl,
twelve days and full week will b,
spent in Chicago. The total neces
sary expenses of the trip are onl,
S39, which include railroad far:
both. ways. board and lodging il
Chicago, four admissions to ths
Exposition and twenty street cal
tickets. The North Carolina Teache,
has prepared circular Of full in
formation which will be sent to an,
persons desiring to join the party
Go to MckimmOn's for deliciou.
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l.. n. Wyatt, Raleigh, N. c., No. 21
FAYETTEVILLE street.

Dealer in the celeorsted and latest in
proved White and No. 8, Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machines, both wholesale
snd retail.
Dealers will please write for prices
WI n will be to their interest before
buYipg elsewhere. VIII sell and ship to
any point in North Csrolirs wholesale
or retail. Old machines Of every kind
repaired in workmanship style by 81 ex
perieuced sewing machine operator. Also
needles and auy parts needed for any
kind Of sewing machines furnished OF
short notice to any part Of North CsFo
lima by msil. Write for prices.
Also dealer in Gil kinds farm imple
ments, machinery, engines, boilers, NOW
ers. reapers sud binders. Horse rake
Of ". a. Wood mske Write for price
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The First rish Story.

Reliable information is received
that Messrs. Will Allcott, Will
Stronach and George Mordecai
have opened up the fishing season
with a record that will hardly be
beaten. In a three days stand at
Affords pond they hooked $50
white perch and Mr.. Allcott caught
o fine jack weighing eight pounds
and also brought down several
duck. The champion fishermen
brought in their trophies with them
and came home prepared to prove
that there was no fish story" about
the trip.
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Personals.
Miss Mary Lily Kenan is in tie
city.
Gel. ". A. Turk was in the city
yesterday.
Safe Geologist J. A. Holmes was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Lyman is quite sick with a
thereatened attack OF pneumonia
Col. R. NJ. Douglas, a prominent
att torney OF Greensboro, is IN the
city.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Walker Tayl and
Mi, 5 Rosa Lilly Cumming, both OF
Wilmin gton, on the 10Th inst.
Mr. Robert Henning, q we'll
kn )wn travelling man, representa- e
". 7. Hancock, manufacturer Of
fine navy, twist, gold block to-
ba cos, &c, is in the city represent
ing his frm which has popular
trade.
It is learned that the operation on
the face Of little Florence Boylan
was performed at 2 o'clock yester,
day, ard while it was very painful
an | the young sufferer was much
pr }strated, she finally rallied and
was doing well at last accounts
1t is also understood that hope il
still entertained that al amputatiol
will not be necessary in the case 0
Mr.. Smedes little daughter, Helen
while the accounts from the othe
sufferers are encouraging. They ar
al doing nicely.
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Services at First Presbyterian Church.

Services at FIRST Presbyterian Church.
The services at the First Presby-
terian Church will continue during
this week. Bible reading and
prayer service from to 5 2. m.
Song and praise service from Z: As
to S p. IN. Regular service and SER
mon at p. n, The Rev. MIR. J. Ii.
Rose is preaching with great power
and acceptance to large congrega-
tions a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to 8ll these services.
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AT AUCTION.
Great Sale of Furniture,

Will sell the entire Furniture,
Bedding and Carpets Of the Flor
ence Hotel to the highest bidder on
Wednesday, the 18th Of April. This
presents a great opportunity to buy
some splendid mahogany and walnut
furniture, all marble top goods, at
your own price. Sale will take place
on the premises at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Frank Stronach and Lewis T,
Brown, proprietor Marlboro House
Will conduct the sale.
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AsSionee's Notice.

This IS to notify all persons that l
have this day been appointed assignee
in deed of trust made to secure credi.
tors by I. L. Honeycutt, of Wake
county, who has been doing business at
Rolesville and Wakefield, in said coun-
ty, and that his creditors will present
their claims to NE.
GEO. II. Snow,
Assignee of t. L. Honeycutt.
This April 6, '93,
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The Popu!stion Rale,o.,

Is about fifteen thousand, snd we would
say st least one half are troubled with
some affection Of the throat and lungs.
as those complaints ere, according to
statistics, more numerous than Others.
We would advise all our readers not 70
neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get bottle Of Kemp's
Ba'sam for the throat and lungs. Trial
size free. Large bottle so cents aad 81.
Sold bY all druggists
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.S.cE.
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, e,Or Indigo estjon, use
Bi OWN S IRON BITTERS

Ladies who use cosmetics or powders
to cover up OF hide bad con- plexion,
do not know that J. E. Morgan can fur.
riah them with Blush Of Roses, which is
clear as water, purifes the skin, and pos
itively removes blsckheads and all skin
disease, takes the skiny look from the
ace ard wunen 1t soon as applied.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11
Eucklen,s Arntca Salye

The best salve n the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
ores, letter, chapped hands, chllblaine,
coTns, and all akin eruptlons, and posi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
f guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
br money refunded. Price IS cents Del
COZ, For sale by John Y. NacRae.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11
Death # Mai. John DeVereuX,

Maj John Deyereux passed away
yesterday at o'clock p. m. at his
hcme, near this city, after a pro-
tracted illness. The funeral will
take place from Christ Church to-
morrow (Wednesday) morning at II
o'clock.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

Vol III n. C, ReDOrts.

" - ~ ~ pm 10
The l11th Volume Supreme Court
Reports is now ready for delivery
It comprises 653 psges. The price
is s. 90, and it will be sent by mail
prepaid for 80 cents extra for post
age. Send orders to
ALFRED WILLIAMS 6 Co.
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Lew Dockstader's Ministries.

The audience that assembled at
Metropolitan Hall last night wit
messed the best minstrel show that
has ever been put on a Raleigh
stage. and it is safe to say that if
Lew Dockstader ever brings his
splendid troupe to Raleigh again,
he will receive rousing welcome.
Everything from begining to end
was new, sparkling and novel, and
the interest of the audieuce never
tagged nor did the outbursts Of
laughter scarcely have a minute s
intermission. Dockstader and Pow
ers sre a whole team in
themselves, and supplemented
by their splendid array Of
thirty songsters, and mlrth-maker:
they are inimitable. The songs anc
specialties were new and attractive
and Dockstaders local shots created
storms of applause. He raked th'
boys fore and aft, and his random
firing created endless mirth. Hi
songs and his Cleveland speecl
were great hits. The "cake walk
and other specialties were great.
enjoyed, and the music evoke,
especial applause. Mr.. Power:
banjo work was the finest We hav
ever heard. The attractions wer
SO many that it is impossible t
mention them all, but nothing coul
have been improved upon.
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Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE. April 1o-Flour dull;
Western super slS5s3 Is extra 81 %
SO 90; family s325a360. Wheat strong
No ? rel spot and April 75ia76. May
76ia76.: milling wheat, by sample, 74s
All Corn strong; mixed spot, April
4ss; May 4st bid; white corn, b. sam
pie, so; yellow do 51a52.
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ICE.

In any quantity of the hest quality
and a lowest prices, al hard aud soft
coal for fusi and steam. Corn. osts.
bran, hay, shingles, etc. at wholesale
or retail b.
JOKES & Pow,LL,
Raleigh y. c.
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Five hundred dozen fresh eggs,
also North Carolina side hams and
shoulders cheap by 81. Il. Rogers
No II Exchange street.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

Ham n. con- eet-
heard Air-Li-e.or EA
pein:s rorfh and east. 81
Sith = Norfolk SRI s
ston -Ss.enl Roanoke
west OF Roanoke.
Tram No. ! connects kt b..
Norfolk and Ne=tera
Sslem, Roanoke sn6sI
of EOSncks and IL S41ir
Line FOX MouIoe, CLal..
and ell points South SD
Pullman Palace -l.er.L-
AIRLINE trains north ana
snd on Norfolk & We-tera
west from Roanoke.
Passengers from ENi-r...
MsItOn. Benrettsvlfie srt
4 of Sanford Sill arrive z.k.
and have { hours Il b
SINE day.
Ample time ! gwen pa--e-
tist snd supper a. Ei-e';-s
Walnut Cove.
T
Ser r
FRY. Ge-r
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aiARKE'I REPORTS.
LivorpooI Cotton marEet.

LIVERPOOL. April l0-4 M.-Amer-
csn middling April 4 80 a43l64: april
and Maya 80 64a4 81 81; May and June
1864, sellers; June and July 1854
sellers July and August 81 64s4 90 Ga;
August and September 30, sellers
September and October 4 35 64a36 Ga
October and November 4 35-64a4 1864
November and December 35-64a4 1864
Futures closed steady
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Position Wanted

By junior drug clerk, one years
experience. Best Of references.
Address D. Men. Mckay
April 6. Dickinson, : {.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ladies wishing to nske s25 weekly
by doing writing St their homes
Address enclos ng stamp. Miss Louise
Fairf Ii, South Bend. Ind
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SWash burn'' Guitars

The celebrated Washbu-n guitars at
only $22 up Call and examine dozen
''Stratton" guitars to arrive in few
days North State Music Company, G,
G. Stone, manager.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

On hundred punches OF bananas
received yesterday at A. Duehi's.
Nice ones at % cents per dozen.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

DR.. J. Il. Daniel, cancer specialist,
will be st the Branson House April l7,h
and remain few days to atten1 patierts
in Raleigh ana convenient to tie CITY,
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11
Officer Rollins Convicted Of Man
slaughter.

Officer Rollins Convicted Of Man.
slaughter.
The Durham Sun says: The
Rollins case was given to the jury
Friday afternoon near o'clock, and
Saturday morning when court met,
at $50, they had agreed on YER
dict and about fifteen minutes to 10
o'clock, G. A. Jordan, speaking for
the Jury, delivered it to the court.
The verdict, as he gave it, was "Not
guilty of murder, but manslaughter,
with mitigating circumstances, and
the jury asks the court to be as len
lent as possible in conformity to the
law" The court house was crowded
with persons eager to catch every
word and act Of the jury, and wher
the verdict was being rendered
there was almost a deathlike still
ness. A big breath was drawn
when it was all over. It wes agreed
by counsel on both sides that th'
motion for judgment should b,
heard at 2:3O this afternoon. Whel
the court met this afternoon at 2:3t
the motion for judgment was heard
and Judge Bryan passed the sen
tence. Junius Parker, for the de
fense, made g most earnest an,
touching appeal for mercy az
asked the court to be as light a
possible. ". ". Fuller, represent
ing the Solicitor, also prayed tn
court to be as merciful as possible
The judgment was that Waylan
Rollins be confined in the peniter
tiary for term of five years. A
appeal was taken to the Suprem
Court, and the bond was fixed g
$1,000.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

Mchimmon 4 CO. are now dis
pensing their delicious Soda Dcinkg.
Try them.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

At Mckimnon's drug store you
will find everything in the way of
good Soda Drinks.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

Try Mckimmon's Soda and Min
eral Waters.
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SOYn. RscYclea.

The Gotham" 26 irch wheels, pGeu
matte tires, ball bearings FL sround. only
So So Call and examine. G. G.
Stone, manager.
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TRAIL ( GOING sCI-


Trains on Scotland &eck Er-
leave Weldon $50 , Ii. nslifa1
arrive Scotland Neck AZ eit
vile SIS p n; Einsi-r
leaves Einston 6.4Csm. Green
Arriving Halifax 81
l0:;5 a z, daily except S-L
Trains on Wash.ng-Cl
Was kingtOn 6 80 n, arr
m, returning leave P
arrives Washington 2 0Gp q
Sunday. Connects with t
marie and Raleigh Z. Z
Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarboro
marie & Raleigh Z. r,
day, 6.O0 2 m. Sundly
Plymouth C.lQo p - -
leaves Plymouth d..
5:25 { n. Sunday I0.OQ
Z bo-o g.45 = u. 1870 q r..
Train OF Midland =
GoldsSoro. y. G., d.
500 -, arrive SG!thf.
Returning leave Suitt
n: arrive G0i,lzbo-c, =
Train on NASHVILLE F
Mount at 6.l5 ? n, ar
Go pm. Spring Ho,-
ing leave Spring Hove
s.35 a T.: arrive RocEr
daily, eICs1r Slntav.
Trains Cn Lstfa Bran
leave Lst-a at pm
bar a. 81 i -2:Te. .u--
s 90 2 r.. sIliviEg ~
Daily except sunday
Train O. Clinton
for Cl.--On DAILY ey
? u alt ll30 Z 81
Clintof -t s. "a
ing 81 War;
Train No = r.aE.-
Weldon .cr al pa
VIA RiCE-oc.1. a
via Bag Lie. ~
EXCEPT sunday Will
R.IrCal fo- tC-t.
via Sorfo.E JOB
7 Y. EEsLY C-
T = .sER-D&
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No to bsc cures ali tobacco habits
Address, Sterling Remedy Co, Raleigl
n. G. mh5-tf
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ELECT IRICAL hPPARATUSES
SUPPLIES

Estimstes made for Arc and Iucsdes-
cent lights. dynsr.oes and motive power
for same; all kinds Of Electrical supplies,
fire sDd burglar alarms, csll bells, etc.
Also estimates for water works given.
3. b. TYsoS,
Cor. E. Davie srd Wilmington, SIS.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

Go to McKimmon's for delicious
Milk Shakes and Soda Drinks.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-11

y Y. EEe,LY C
7. y. Z NELSON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
Goods
SILKS AND VELvETS.

A display of the largest and most varied STOCK Oh
these goods brought to this CITY, Our buyers nave
recently from New York. where they hunted he
market over and cued the good things for this trade
which are now displayed in our store rooms owing 10
the strngency importers late getting goods out OIL
customs Our buyers foresaw this and delayed purchases
consequence we have the latest novelties in fact the
cream of novelties which early buyers did not see
America Germany, France England have never be-
fore put out such handsome designs such pleasing comb
nation of coiorings such beautiful blending nor such
economical prices. We proud of our line and want
your opinion This week you spend very pleasant
half day with looking at the things in our various
departments
In Dress Goods we showing the latest Fads, Loe
Fuller, Diamondine Checks Matelasse Aexanderian
Changeable Admirable Suiting Satin Larme Ombre,
Bouce Changeable Hop Sacks Comics Fantase Bourette
jacquard and many other
In Plain Cloths showing Hop Sacks Ottoman
Reps Whip Cord, Epenga mes, Satin Berber Satin
Hole serges Coumbo Cords Veours, Dagonals,
Imperial Cords Henrietas and Broadcoths. 1t
may interest you to know that the proper stylish shades
are Black and White Eminence Mid Brown Dark Green,
Russell Myrtle Reseda, Garnet The above shades we
have in any price goods you may desire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

meeting charming young lady from
Manchester Mills, Miss COnnery Burton,
it is supposed Mr.. and Mrs. Blair are
now ready to receive congratulations
from their many friends.
The last game in the tennis tourna-
ment. which has been In progress in this
city for several days, WIS played yester-
day morning. The last game in doubles
was played Friday afternoon and was
won by Miss Julia Hogg and Mr.. Collett.
The prize IN this contest was a hand
some gold hat pin. which WAS presented
to Miss Hog The contest yesterday
morning was In singles. and was won
BY Miss Martin. This lady was presented
with beautiful scarf pin. Altogether
the tournament was a success ana FUR
nished enjoyable amusement TO all I'D
nircrs Of the game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
pnArNEss oANNor pE cuREp

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness. and that
is bs constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inilimei condition of the
mucous lining of the Eusiachiun Tube.
When this tube Is inhnlncd you have n
rumblng sound or imperfect hearing, and
when 1t Is entirely closed deafnes, Is the
result. and unless the Inflammation can
he taken out aud this tube restored To
It's normal condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten are
caused by atarrh. which is nothing but
IN intiamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF deafness (causcd by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
II. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By druggists. Toe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
CORRIDOR TALK.

A member Of one Of ,hc largest whole
sale ijrms doing business 10 the state
was registered at the Pickwiek yeslor-
day. He had just returned from me
strip. aud In spcaking Of tho opportuni'
tics 10 stl goods in thu new country.
said: ~ have just relurncr from tour
Of Investigation aud did not attempt 70
do any business, as | had some Costly
experience Ia the Oklahoma country
when il was first thrown open for SET
Element. | thought the opportunity ior
building ND n good line Of trade was 100
good 10 he neglected. | sold thousands
OF dollars worth Of goods, mostly on
three and four months time anu q.
such a price that ! thought ] could ahor,h
10 lose n good many of the bills, anu SIM
make a handsome profit on my new
territory, When the time rolled arounn
for payment, 10 say ] was disappointed
In my expectations, does not bcgln 70
express my feeling. IT was absolutely
heart-relding TO note with what regular
ity my at one time promising customers
Jumped the country, or by other means
too numerous TO mention, managed 10
cvade paying their debts. This little OK
perience taught me lesson. Yesterday
while on the border Of the strip ] could
easily have sold $1,000 worth Of goods
in my line on three or four months time.
but no more of that for me. A great
many Wholesale houses have induced
many Of their old aud tried customers
10 90 into the new country and have put
in stock Of goods for them, and by this
rieans expect TO reap Il rich harvest.
This, no doubt. IS a good scheme, and
lessons the risks materially. As soon as
the country reaches sound and legiti-
mate basis, ! expect 10 get my share Of
the trade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
NEW TRAIN SERVICE TO GAL
WESTON. VIA TUE NJ. X.
X ~" "Katy"

All trains of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway now run through to Gal
fer Free reclining chair cars, und Wag
ncr buffet sleeping cars. Leave Fort
Worth, $40 y. IN. and $40 a, M. arriy.
ing ut Galveston Mt 1O:35 a. M aud
1890 q, m. Call at city ticket Office
AS Houston. corner Of Fourth street
for bsrths, tickets, and all desired nfor.
nation.
W. ii. WINFIELD. City Ticket Agent.