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ORDNANCE NO. 16.
Sidewalks.

Alder' Urualred by the Mayor and
bait In n ,T OF the town of Macon.
lOpe, ~ 'lo duty of tho owners Of
10. toy to l., .,1gchi0g any sidewalk in
suitahIsV y ana keep in repair a
e ey,aa. Sidewalk and gutter along
60. pss'a OF such lot or premises,
! ni p.',ensers may safely and cam,
linr tha thereon dry shod, and the
Without 'voh he carried or by such
eNsIYpu ~ Standing or starnaiing'@
lone or p"a'l be constructed Of brick.
lay he l.. wood, or such other mate,
err'ros'ghaled by the Mayer and
'per, dnrpan, and such gutter with
IS shoilp D material. Aud such
walk a AZ correspond in width with
sa,ae e nn, end thereof, so as to
Aud sn Uniform Mong tho entire
! Joap Suoh sidewalk Shall ouelinc
| Tie r ra;a of the lot toward the
laken ro 40 Itrt OF .uch sidewalk
e obs, ~, private use In any man.
spsrs a'H IN an, way, exoep,
"a ihr se' merchants may usc NOT
vet OF The ineile usye.
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Pnhlin EactrNr.

All parties Interested III tie subject
Of immigration arc requested to meet
at the Court House on Wednesday
March 10. X. Il, HARRISON,
VI. M~AIIoRNER, Tres
Scc'Y.
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ORDINANCE NO.. II.
Pay Of Tax Cot eCtor.

See. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor aad
Board of Aldermen of the Town OF Macon,
that ine Tax Collector OF said town shall
he allowed the sum OF three per cent''m on
the amount of taxes collected, as MS COM
pensaiion for The collection oft same
Approlcj Fcl, I, le93.
mcil4 Il ia ENoi H'N' ""!''
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ENREssAsS N3TlJE.

All parties are horcny warned, under the
penalty Of the law, not to hunt OF other
wise trespa,s On our lands.
H. w. COTTON.
Fen IS JNO. 4. COTTON,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11

Nrssrs. Mcclure and Green of Shu-
quAlak. =. 0. Cole and other parties in
NoXubuc are losers by the Baker /
Patterson ewindlc III New Orleans,
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'~GDiNANCE M, II.
/ Labor and Communication,

--oof anu V'mmrtation.
IL otdalhed by the Mayor and
ieIl1eh OF the Town OF Macon
residents OF said town over
ahler % years Of age who have
e'a Iof ID days are hereby de-
a9ie to work ON the streets
FIX Gays in each and every wear
direction Of the street cominis-
(s'rlt those hereinafter ancu-
III All ministers of the gospel
cnarSe OF 4 church, the street
H. all persons who are blind or
u VINO have lost the use of Il
/" nlo are permanently disabled
PROVIDED alt persons liable to
H. nly commute the same by
ll's Oh or before the day de.
| nun 20 appear and wori:, by
! i I,
~oe permanently disabled By
pug W excused from work ing on
"a'ores' Il. unless he produce
~ IRON some reputable practic.
~, stating that thc person is uu-
u 'o'nl any bodily labor, stating
~ g1G'e OF such disability, and
Y Producing sucn cause, which
~, ,l,', Nc Received by the Marshal
,',O . 10 lie Board at its next reg
" and the Board shall order tie
~ on lIe minutes with their ac.
y o IHa al certificates shall expire
VI lhc year IN which they are
(, 10 !. certificate shall excuse the
"a 1,cu WOFk until finally passed
y Ii !,
s.l y lhrihor ordained that the
' y, ! the streets of said town
!, wi Tue llrst Monday in January
h.
ali al ,,i, lufther ordained that the
WI s,ve at least three DAYS notice
NJ gneE person, OF the time and
pS s.l Tor the purpose of work
i, Streets OF said town. Said no.
r 'tsyed as original process is
,i e' nro Court under the State
Il f,'NcSs anu the return fhnrn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11

Married at the residence of the
brides father, Mr., BeanTrgard La
gvono and Miss Laura Eaves, all of
south NoXubCC.
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inst Arrived.

Fresh Dat Meal genuine Lye Hom'ny'
Dried Beef and Cranberries.
90 r. NJ. MARA
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New Arrivals Of
FRESH GOODS

New Arrivals OIL
FRESH GOODS
Celery Sauce,
Hot Relish,
Chow elbows
Blackwells Mustards,
Pickles a great variety,
Olives,
Ketchups,
Salad Dressings,
Lee e Perrins Sauce,
Pepper Sauce,
Maunsel White Sauce,
Preserves,
Baking Powders,
Sardines,
Salmons,
HOLSTERS,
Shrimps,
Corned Beef,
Lunch Tongues, &c. at
G.. l.. HEINRICH'S
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For Lent

Marx has New Mackerel and Mex'.
oon mack ere, Col. River Salmon, gen
nine Fulton market Beef at
MARKS.
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WstnSiiiSs NOTICE.

All parties are HEREBY warned, under the
penalty OF the law. not to trespass on my
place in the SUBURB, Of Macon.
Fen. Is. II. a, MINOR,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11

5tOHiaEFSssGNER'S SALE.
q
The State Of Mississippi.
NoXubce County
Nancy LASTLY, ct al,
vs.. No. l5l5, In {
iN1ts.1. DA.1., "a, al

IHc Niilt Of .hlHHl'sipplf
NoXubce County
Nancy LASTLY, ct al,
vs.. No, 1913, In Ch0ucery.
elijah D0oley, ct al.
In pursuance Of a final decree rendered
IN the above stated cause at the special De
ccmAer Term. \. D., ISL, OF the Court
aforesaid. dated December l.. A. D., 1881,
The undersigned Commissioner in said cause
appointed. VIII, on
Mcrday. tho 3ld Gag Of april, a D, 1893.
in front of the door OF the Cour: touse IN
the town OF Macon. in said county, within
legal hours. proceed 10 sell 1T public cutlery
TO the highest and best bidder for cash, 1.-THE
following described real estate lying and
being, situate in said county and state.
tO-Nlt
The east half ofthr northeast quarter and
frty-tlIrec acres off the east side of west
bal. of northeast quarter. all in see :, l.;
-. Range Il, containing one hundred and
thirteen acres, more or less, Terms oisaie
cash.
The title to the above described property
il believed to be perfect, but ! shall only
convey such title rs vests IN NE by virtue o!
said final decree, JOIN a. TYSON.
mch4-,s Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11

Mr.. K. Iiibbier has los: another gin
house in R.chland parish, La. lie had
some Insurance.
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cnad pntataes.

The Triumph can i" bad +" hia"''
Thc, orc earlier than ihr far'l "S'
and more productive.
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Trnsnasa lLntinh.

Boys distcn wood saws aud buck
t Is cts. L. +. ilOLBnnG.
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r,p

Ind, .ca'ira. and stomaehdl.9rd.9 take
III. ,JTs IRON ~ETI'TEs..s.
II Gepi.es keep It, 81 per bottle. NGlllnt hna
made. maxi end crossed IedlIaes OF "'A!ESl'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors,
Monday, March 6. 1879;

Monday, March 6, 1898.
The Board net pursuant TO law,
present, all the members, also Clerk
and Sheriff,
The following reports were received
aud filed
s. NJ. Thomas. Supt. Ed. for Feb.
G. A. Baker, Supt Poor House for
Feb.
Jno. 2. Hunter, County contractor
for Feb.
&C. Eiland ct al, pet. for road thro'
lands ot Eilaud ana Massci gale.
y, Daniel, pet for char g. of Macon
and BrooksviI!e road.
III following petitions were gran.
ted:
W. d. Dothcrow, reduction of AS
scssmcnt.
Il, 7. Dorroh, pet. for credit on block
70, doubly a. .cs.ed,
Henry Brown, oyersccr road 1l6
was released and Frank Hays appoint.
ed in his stead,
Jno. p, Hunters report was ordered
spread upon the minutes as follows:
| beg to submit the following re-
port as to conyicta in my charge, and
cost OF work done on different roads
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Y NCES

judgment aud cost IN case of \.
ThotDell VS.. County 10 so
Officers of election he'd in Dist.
| for constable 81 90
Il. +. Dorroh, boarding prisoners
1892 937 SO
Il. T. Dorroh, services Of self and
IDENTITIES 3l4 90
Same fees in state cases so 60
Same, summoning and empannel'
ing Jurors 5V w
same, summouing special 81 w
G.. p. Hoffman services as steno-
graphcr 81 w
W., Minor, Circuit Court allow
ance 100 90
Lee Williams convict wages 20 90
Cast in ~iroucs, David Scott 20 10
" y Clark, lumber ~
l. NJ Pong, timber SUI
II G Hudson, lumber 5tl
.RT McDavid, timber 10 co
W NJ Jones, blankets for Jail II 20
UCUudson. extending bridge &c 90
is Madison nails $3.50
|CM Garter, hauling coal GO
A II Cooper nails $40
iJF llolhcrg. suudrics II 96
Edmonds Bros. & DorrOh, nails Z 60
Marshall & Bruce, sundries for
Court House 90 10
! Clemens & DoxCy, blanks IS 60
& d Barnard Il Co., index ~ 10
w f Ferris, suudrirs for Co. Of
fees IL ~
G A Baker. Poor II. allowances lOl 80
5 NJ Thomas. salary for Fcb'y. 81 5S
CIV Cunningham, timber, CT
5 A IIolborg, blankets etc. for
Jail Is so
I"Iaucnstcin g. Bro, sundrieS for
Jail and Poor II. 6O0
EG Chairman, lumber 50 20
W T Showers, lumber II Ii
Richard Calc, hauling for Co.
Cont. q
Chas Peyton, rep. tools VI
! Hunter salary for Feb. 30 0t
j W Bransby, nails U.s.
[ 4 Smith, lambcr and nails 4 A
Il NJ Mark, ticking Tor Poor II. 81
Is L Harper, cost in State VS..
Price Barnett Il
l. Wilhanks, cost in same 5
Price Barnett, wages rs convict III Y
II G. Hudson, balance on bridge
extension 10 O.
} + Shelton, bed,tead and mat
trcss 90
d r Algood, timber 81
G Hardin, candles and oil 3
5 A uolbcrg. lumber 81
The following were rejected:
Newt Scott, bnrying pauper
NJ. Edwards and }. X. Simmons cos
in State eases.
j. G. McRee and a. p Bush pet TO
reduction of assessment
j. X. Simmons, pet. for mile board
anl picks.
The following were continued:
- NJ Nntran tin,lrr coot
j l. Grigrs Spn1rics for convicts,
y y Jackson, pct for reduction
as es.n IT.
ID ii a'nn, p = 'or c'usowsyir9
Teiss, N,rcl : 1873
i'oat. ~, frwH % 10 ~!;la'l
mcnt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11

Mr.. George Nethcry, one ltthc best
known citizens If NoXubec, has moved
10 Waco. Texas with his fanny, hav-
ing sold his residence in Shuqnaiak to
Rev. J, j. jackson. lie has sthc best
wishes of the BEACON; NAV his bright
est homes be realized. and may he al
wavs have az pleasant q home as he
left in NOXubec.
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u'ssE.sSi.Ass NOTICE.

IS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

good to choice. demand ffm
Oo0ce -(,pficns ugiei. 3 ioiHts M %
down; closrd harely steady. odf2O down,
sales. IA.btO bags. including March,
SiT20N 1850, April. Sl6O1, May.
SiGNrui04s. Jnnt. Si6NO Iulv.
Stt5N0i60l. September. StN3S0i0t5.
November. Si6iA; December. SiliOf
1870. spot Rio nominal; Ne. q i5 1-Se.
Nugaf dun refined more aciiyc' sicody.
Chicago. his, March 3--Wheat cnmc
down with q crush today. II was near
the end of the session AND was the ONT.
como Of y scmlpauic caused By n nNin4
her Of longs simultaneously attempting
to snatch profits when the market reach.
90 10 for May, an advance Of 1 t-S over
last nights closing hgufes. Tho price
almost shot down from 90 20 "a Rs.
losing Nh toiny's advance, aud IL al,
ditiohal luly was less bullish early than
May, and pot quite So weak on the
break IL closed at Io IS. after sell.
ing at ~ IN the mCrulnr
Corn broke READILY when u received
crcouragemcnt from thp wheat nit com.
pared with Yesterdays hnal price; May
corn rs IS lower.
Provisions Strong. but advances lin.
lted 90 2 l2c. IN pork and Sc. IN July
lard and S. IN ribs Trade was large
IN the aggregate, bat spasmodic aud the
feeling was nervous
Leading futures closed,
What March ~ Is. Mny, a. $50
"a II, July. as rs.
Corn March 40 "a; May 4S IS
July, a.
Oats March. 80 IA May. 30 "a
Mess pork May, StS.S7 -
Lard May; , SiSl5i July Si22oi
Short ribs StOtO.
Cash quotations,
30 2 spring wheat T4ni4 is; No
- red. Ii6ti3 i.N
No torn 10 81
No . onts 30 10
Mess pork SiS61 i.2QiST0.
Lard Si2l2 i-hcl8lA
Short ribs Sides loose. 5000.
Dry salt shoulder. Boxed, @.756ioSi
Short clear slides Boxed. $40 SO6i0 So
New Orleans, la. March 3-Coney-
| Quiet. Rio Ordinary 20 fair, "a i.2O
] - IL
Sugar Open kettle quiet. Cully fair &,
| prime, 31G03 la. fair TO good fair
! . 1Nd2 3l6, oommop To good comlnon
= 3idl3 llU. centrifugal on white
/ I 3S. vhoicr yellow clarified, s 1.iNa
/ = is. prime du 3 10 1904 va dc, l..
/ GA 3-l seconds. q li6iA IL
Mulussvs Centrifugal s,endy; choice
| 30, strictly prime, 1919; priue 90 goo,
| prime i@dlB. fair 90 gpOd, Odtu 10
Inferior 20 good common, iMS
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK,
New York. March 3,-Bccycs Duh
steady; nauye steers S4f1dl 30, Tea
ans. $40; bulls aud COWS. 81 - 1910
| calves. dun unchanged
Sheep aud lambs Dull weak; sheer
Si5UpOOO; lamba. S600dtSOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

vEGrrAnl.rs nEANs

Potatoes--Faucy Greedy and white
per bushel, S125; New York red
rose per bushcl, StS5; New York
peerless per bushel Si85; Hebron. per
bushel. S125 to SiS0: red rose and
peerless, n PIX barrels, $40.
Onions Choice, per pound. 3 1-2c.
Turnips White Globe. per bushol, Toe
Cabbage California. per pound,
&c.
Beans Small California white, &c; me6-
ium, California white, &c. California Bay
GUS 4 lie. California pinlla Sc; Caliiur.
mia Lmas, -; Mexican. 4c; Black
eyed, large, per pound &c; Garlic double
eyed large, per pound, 4 Ia; Garlic
douhlcstring, per string 81; Pepper Chill
now crop, per pound, 80 TO Doc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

.,sslv and fuvoruhly known
~ \ .he United States. Their
siree remarkable skill ana UNI
W. a the treatment aud cure
, Chronic and Surgical Dis
.mi., fhrse eminent physiclhhs
IA confidence Of the ailieteu
~ They guarantee
..a and positive oure Tor the
4 ~. 81 early vice and the numer'
,hst follow 10 Us train.
Eood and Si,in Diseases speed
.i'ssr and permanently cured.
rsbilly and Sexual Disorders
IN n their skillful treatment.
rrrla ana RECITAL ulcers guar
ned without pain or detention
resS
~ and varicoccle permanently
ssmlly cured In every case.
l;ouorrhea, elect, Spermator-
~,nsl Weakness. Lost Manhood,
Sa.sSions. Decayed Faculties,
Weakness and all delicnte dis.
II ,,n,liar 10 either sex, positively
rsll AZ ali functional disorders
N from youthful follies or tho
nature years.
guaranteed permanently cured,
mnplete, without cutting, cans
radon. Cures effected at home
without u moments pain or
A.
nen or those entering on that
sware Of physical debility,
ialited.
ton free, IN person or by mail.
n afflicted and cannot call, write
s,lqsng stamp for reply. Call
siAnss
BELTS & BETTS,
nMG Opposite PDsionC1, Dallas, Tex
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NEWS.
|g1WoRTH MAN SUES CON-
4 FRESHMAN BAILEY
nal Couldn't Agree Arbiiralo am
Hsaland Buys Peace for Money,
Pony and Bacon.

vile Tex, March 3.-(Spocinl)
y United States Marshal Mat
c4ei through here today with
III j II. Dempsey, who Us accused
aig Ia TWO wives
q q AGAINST CONGRESSMAN
BAILEY.
A. A. Green, Jr.. Of Fort
2.ey He'd suit against j. w
MI p A0OO In his petition Colonel
WA Nen That be did, on the ith day
tpper buy from Congressman
pan Of lof s block ~. Of the
~ 'ogaton, paying therefor 500
wv two promssory notes aggre-
S@o Colonel Groom alleged
Pay On The 9th day az March
n Bailey conveyed 20 j. A.
pan Of lot Z, block 10, which
:" Wy defendant ufterward bought
III Thomas, To both OF these
Bailey according to Colonel
IpI fWon, gave warranty decd.
~ me times Mr.. Bailey sold
lq's there existed an incum-
ISL tle amount of $4,000. con-
~ Qeed Of trust from John r..
W. wife; and further. that on
Ivy o April lS02, the land
AN wv sold by NJ j. bort. substi.
w " aud was bought 10y j. ID.
Nh being lost 90 plaintiff
- i'ln ASSERTS that by reason of
4ie hlr Bailey hecnme liza
iof NlAM upon the first de-
f and $500 upOu the gac-
,ld tract.
ihti.L HEARD FROM.
sspsell the Santa Fe engineer
1v. iitl his own child about two
y AAs been heard from. lie
Micha whore his parents
- DIVORCE SUITS.
gE ~ Nathan Hobbs lived nj
5 S9lniy, until about three
.hl gaen Mrs Hobbs left his
~ @ few days ago Mrs.
e4 arbitration. a means of
A flo.b,.ign WIS promptly accepted
M Each selected one ar.
r .yse 'elecied q third This
..s convened with AN due
gier celebrating for sew.
M -slQed down document
N IA .ouethlng IEo Dis. '''''' '''
aAan Hobbs. s9cs ~ zach
2 'a@ aig pounds Of bacon.
N q lana
Aat Hobbs. neace
Va sss, vas signed and swori
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49, 40 IS oLAIMnp FoR Ir

January 10, 1903.
~, The Fort Worth 0azeties-
Cenfiofnen-I got my machine home
f,l,ristuas fre. 10 e nll that YOU claim.
VI ~ M Every lady who has seen II
go IA A hne machine for the moDcy ID
80 ~ ard know have the lhcst
ana best machine ID this neighborho0h
4 am well pleased With " think that
rs,f ~ anythiug. ] gave $50 10 an
1850 for an improved American, aaG Il
80 M The machifo nor DID lf hnye the
etterbtnstlts The Ga1ette naehno has,
thongh h was a yefT good macllne. tou
ran add All TIE praise you wish Your
machine "a W0ffky ~ ~
'''' -'''''' SARAH MELWREATIL
THckham. Tex.
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sT. LOUIS sPoTs

81 AfNNAt' ~ - 80
81. Louis. Mo-. March 3.-Cotton quiet;
middlng. o l-18. sales, so bales. receipts,
1900 bales; shipments $500 bales; stocks,
l0l, COO bales.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK
81. Louis, Mo, March 3.--Cnttlc Re
ccipts, 200; shipments, l1Oli strong on
all grades both natives aud Texans; fair
20 good natiyes, $3.OOMI.iS; fed Teams,
hoy. Receipts. 1900 shipments, 27o0,
5WlO higher; heavy, 81. SlWAi5 mixed.
81 JO0NUO. light 50 00tI 81
sleep Receipts. POO; shipments, 400.
iru. rcyas, S4Oo0iSji natives, SI1o
d5,25.
S'r. LOUIS WOOL
81. louis, Mo, March s. Wool-Re-
ceips 800: shipments $4,000 no
change: offerings lighti quite trmly held
aud demand good.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL.
Philadelphia. Pa. Mara 3.Wool,
quiet. prices. steady; murkeL unchung-
ed.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK,
Kansas City. Mo. March g. Cnthe,
receipts, 800, shipments, 1900 market,
active steers, steady nght zoe.
feeders. strong, dressed beef aud ship
ping steers, S3.75M5.2j, cows and lcif'
ers. 81 .506l3.0O; stockers aud feeders,
HOGS Receipts. 5000; shipments,
400, market, nctive . 10 Zoe high
or; al grades, S500GtS05' bulk, $1,000
sheep Receipts. 1900 shipments, none;
market Motive. 3 10 1Or with Ga,
rtnnces of % 70 ;Oc higher; NUT
tons, SJ.OO65.SO.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago. H.. March b. Cattle-lle-
coiptR $500; shipments, $500; active.
steady TO strong Prime steers, 90UoW
5gO. fair 10 good. 500, others, 81 5Olt
4SO fed Texans, $500 cows, SS.DOG
Hogs Receipts. 1000; shipments
500 higher mixed ana pa5hers' 1870 Xxx.
S16 prime heavy ana butchers owyeiElils.
s. 20GiS 40; prime Light AtoH5.OO;
0thor lights, 81 jO05l5,
sheop Rcceipls 800; ahipments
5OOO Irregular; best grades steady 90
strong, others lower natives AA@sW 40
Texans. SAO0u0 20; westerns, Ao.ONd
$50; lambs, S45Od060.
PROVISION MARKETS
ST. Louis. Mo-, March .. Flour
Firmpr. prices not qn0tnbly changed.
Wheat-Opeped higher on yesterday
strrngth declined 8S0l-2. rallied. be-
csne weak. declined steadily closing
| heavy. 3S below yesterday. No. 2 red,
| cash, higher, ~ 3si March nNi April
| 61 10; Nav. ~. July. ~ rs bid
Corn Opened l-s up. but LOST is firm
ness and dropped steadily TO "a below
Yesterday. No 2 mixed, cash. higher.
/ IS rs. March, 3si May, 80 a-Nais ~
'g8atE Higher. more active cash.
80 -; May, ".
Corn meul Weak,
Bagdng and cotton ties- Unchanged
whisky SllI
| prOirsi0us firm.
/ Lard $500.
PORK Unchanged.
Drv snlt meats.+I Loose shoulders 500
longs aud ribs Si004 ~; shorts
i SiO97 ~
Bacon Unchanged also hams
Kansas City 80, Marclw Wheat
/ Firm: No. red, ~
corn .2eil higher; 30. 2 mixed
" New Ye.%. March g.. Wheat spoI
! opened frmi closed weak no. rec
! elevator. 70 i-fQlb l.2r,
Opfdns 0peued hfmi CLOSED heavy
| 1.Slfi-Se under yealeEday NO led
MAJ 40 5sc; lune, - s-eei JuN ~ d-ec
August 81 SIC
weofer. dull. No 2, 81 5bM12 34c, el,
vaf0r. Opii0n6 opened az pqfhnce, de
rlned. closed weak. 1Sc below ycsi.F
| day. March. 81 $50, Aprhi 81 obe
| MAY, 30 So. July, % iec.
nice fair. dcuIand iirni.
4 Af,f.ssi.s- New OrleNna open kettle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
What Those Who Hap Used Il Say Of tho
Cheapest Machine In the Market

First-Ciass in Every Particular
Grcenville. August -. 1902
To the Democrat Publishing Co.
1 received my sewing machine, aud
will aRy To you that we are more thnn
pleased with H. j find II Ia good ordor
chine In every particular My wife
and also find II 20 he n hrstclaaa ma
says 10 tell you Tint she don't think
hard OF you lebout the delay; she Il too
well satisfied with Il, aud would not
give Il up for any SEQ machne. We
wish you long NE and great suoeeas.
Hurah FOR the Democrats and three
cheers for the Democrat publishing
company, Of Fort Worth. Texas May
your paper ever spread and carry the
giad tidings OF that noble machine 30 n
Thousand more homes. Ion may put all
have said Ia your paper n you Ike.
Yours truly,
y. J JOHNSON.
Greenvillc, Hunt county, TcKas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept, 2s,1s02
Editor OF Gazette.
Allow nae 10 say IN behalf OF The
Gazette machine, that / have had
one In constant Use for the past eighteen
months and during that time u has
done the best of work, mud proven Itself
as good ns any 500 machine. Wishing
you much success. as you can safely
recommend H. Very respectfully,
NJ. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
mlahIr plsa,.a
crnrfnrh. Tnr.. Sent. N. 1897

Crawford. Tex, Sept, n, 1907.
TO The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen. Your premium Ga.
Entto sewing machine received yesterday
accompanying Il was hYe-year gtnr-
Dntee We are highly pleased with tie
appearance Of the machine. and will
write you later as 10 10 true merit.
Yours truly
y. A. STANDHER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
a. Ir rs REPRrsrNrnp.

Paurs valley, l. r., Jan. %, 1893
TO The Fort Worth Gazette.
l received premium sewing machine.
have tested Il and hnd it al that you
represent splendid machine. Runs
4 ght and does the work we'll Respect.
fully, SUSAN ID. BuRkh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
ON CHANGE
Spot Cotton Unchanged but
Weaker in Temper.
FUTURES CLOSE IRREGULAR.
Whoai Goes Kerchock Almost Two Cents
Corn and OATS Lower Hog Products
Slightly Higher Wool, Livestock
and Other Markets.

Srilliaut bbls isc; Eupien bbi, on.
hrillrnG % casos also, brinant ls.i
cases, t&b0i kupion, 70 cases, S150, gaso
lht si.o9, sunlight. barrels, lac, 20 cases
slso' silyerlight barrels, lSc rs caset
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Guthrie, King equity, Tex,
Feb. 10, 1893.
To Tho Gazette.
Dear pirs. received Tho Gazette ma
chine. All right side ~ with care" and
an pleased 10 say my wife thinks II one
0f he bost machines she has ever used. /
would advise nll wanting q hfHt.clnHa
sewing machines 10 send Tor The da-
zetteG Yours truly, y. w. SLOAN
noHE TESTIMONY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

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Walnut, Tex, May %, 1892.
Fort Worth Gazette.
/ am M receipt of The Gazette SOW
Inc machine and find it 10 bo all you
claim for IT, We are delighted with the
finish and the work IL does Think Il
very cheap for such q machine and
equal 20 u so or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks for II,
n. j. MORRISON.