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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
THE MARKETS,
NpELRoY X GILBERT.

New Orleans, La, June 2S.-lSpccialJ
-Alct,lrOy y Gilbert say:
l'uturcs-lhe spot demand IN Liver
pool shows au improvement, as -VJu
BALES were sold after hours yesterday
ana quite good business was done 10
day: sales nggrcgdung luOJD bales NJ
steady prices. Deliveries closed l-bid 10
2-Otd higher, Silver Continues TO de-
cline, losing another penny and CLOSING
Ut Hid, the lowest noint ever knoWu u;
Little attention has apparently been 20 .
TO this feature for the reason, no DOUBT
that the stpadier condition OF lndlh eA-
change has brought a good business al
Manchester, but II must not be Tor
gotten that the other silver countries Oh
the far East as well Va those OF SOnih
America are necessarily being seriously
injured By the heavy fall IN the value
of their coin In circulation. Perhaps IVu'-
100000 people all residing ~ consuming
countries are thus affected, ana Mlie
the result may not be apparent ihllrul-
atcly It is sure TO make ltseit ielt lat'l'
American markets have shown iyinal' 4,
BILE stoadiness IN face OF me cA'lelhels
dear money IN New York, the rate thrfe
today rising rs high as 80 per cent clos
ing at 10 per cent bid.
we are within few days now OF
the sem-annual statement o. the DanAs;
and everywhere loans are being called
In so they may be able TO show large
balances IN their vaults anu allny 20
some extent the universal feeling OF hls-
trust. After July l, money Is nkely
to be easier, as the banks WIZ loan more
mons and stock dividends will put a
considerable volume Of fresh money in
onr market. after selling @ points he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

CORDAGla sisnl rope, lain. bhsls,
4 lie, MANILA rope. iO-ln, hnsla, 10 lie,
cotton rope, all hisca, lJci cotton twine.
iGe
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE HAs.
Ki9rS AND PACKAGES quart boxes
per thousand, 81 twmty.four quart
crntoa per 100 S0i third buahol boxes,
per 100 Si2hi climax baskets, per 100,
$3.50, ~ bunhd climax baskets, per
100, $3.50. Z basket crates, per 100,
Sla. melon craios, per 100, Sli.
SEEDS Amber cnne seed, por buahcl.
Si.b0.
1urnlp sccd 25c per pound.
Alfalfa seed 81 90 per bushpl.
Stock pens SiT5 per bushel
johnson grass seed Si,JO pet bunhcl.
Millot- Per bnahci GJc
CHAN SACKS hale lots, Cumbcr,
land A, "a 12o, Naomi, III lie: v. \,
A., 10 l.2c; IT, y. o., IA he, bu. \
OIL, 5 Lie, centnle, U lie, 2 IL bn,,
wheat bags D on, lie,
iiINDING IRVINE H. o. b. Fort
Worth, per 100 lbs. white tlsal, D.10i
standard, $3.50. MANILA, $lO-3o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
STAPLE PROVISIONS,

MEATS DRY ssli. short clear. 10
I 80 bacon. short clenr, IL lie, bacon,
IelIies Use. hams, medium, lie; break.
M bacon. II lie; dry salt bellies, lie.
LARD Compound, = l'lci pure leaf,
II lie. ,,e ,.
seped In barrels. b-sc; powdered, ~
ma GT.gc. cut loaf. IN bbls, q e;
cf,t ioof ~ bhls., 63Aci fancy yellow
,in,igsd 53se, extra &, l.SnJ li2r.
''pfiinIriiFE- Arhnckio's Ariofa. 2foi
Midland. 2ic. Lion, 2Iei Alaronin' 2ici
1e Gfiii$ES coFFgE b. i!s sack,
rood, ~ 1-2d2ic: choice, ~ -. fancy
Q Ps s Nss6 SoG II % i4 government a.
AiC,I,AsSES Barred lots choice reboii.
ed. .,5c PEI s'i; fancy syrup zoe psr
x rbaico CON ayrup, 2se per gal /;
siivey drip syrup, 5ue per NV
nniI,ANS- -NaTy, 33le Lima. 12c.
bSy6n. 41.2e; pink, l,2e
~ ~. choice, &c: head IRE. . i.2fiGc.
sAfir FISH New maekerei, Medium,
NJ l. ~ % !, $40; 80; lob pet
M. Il 10: medium No. 2. lob net kits,
: ~ cnd-Gsh bricks. l-2c
CHEESE Fancy ON one 10 bot,
IL i.2c; two In box, lSc; Young Amer
"a s,iirAHcu-Lump. 10 per h.; lib
- an packages, Sc. Obj. wood boxes.
H. ner lb.i corn starch. 40 md 2O'lb.
boxes. Gao he. Fauliless. "a lib pack.
s,,es nor case. -.
PICK MS .Bbls. medibm, 1913; ~
bbl, medium. 81 y :, small; ~ "
bll. snail ut, AZ 81 BS a'i al aq r., ds III
Ii. Am sal., per l0z., 81. hrrhron gal
per dsx.. s.. imperial gel, per doz,
tcT5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
DRUGS,

Quotations based on smnll lots 10
retail dealersi Acetnniid, per OUNCE Zoe;
,,.r Mound. 1Oc. Hrciic ncid, nor H., So.
satboiie acid, sryst, per h.. 30c 10 82c;
lr,,rinllc neld, O. r., pei b., 100: nitric
a.id u r.. per No.. 2ie; sulphnric acid.
- (, psr H., PIE, fannie ncld. bnlk,
~ ib Isl -. alcohol. % per cent nrf
III flsgi. less Sc cnsh, alum, per h..
II. abtiknmnln, SiO0i aDtlfebrne. Dor
j., J5e. nniipyrinn, per o., &i.1Oi am
,,,anta. carbonate, per H., 1Jc. blhs fiifiol,
~, M Gfi9r, hlus mass, per b., 5Oc:
H.. nlntnlent, pet h.. Zoe. bdrat, pcr
n t26fl3c; camph0r, gum, per h.. 6Oct
n,naieutn. powdered. per b., 25c; COZ,
crss prr ~, 2M3ci cream tartar. u.
4, osr NJ i.pr grover per H.. 15c:
Dorsrs powders. per h., Si.25; ether,
snlnburic. u. 3. r.. per b., 75c. gum
apni,ic. FIRST pick. per ID, OOc. gum shri,
~. psr H.. BE. glue. brown. per 10. 1afB
~. due, white. per lb.. .Oe. ulAce. per
N, 200: mercury, per 10. Toe; morphine.
MINI II a W. 1Sor. bones. pr ~.
s9ts. . 12px boxes. per o., s. 40.
M battles, pr a., $500; nnimeas. PER
HI, TO-. castor 81. per GAL. Si.111f .sl0s
alive III. per eai., Si.ipf lneeed Oh. Der
ral 5iNiGir: sperm 81, w. ~, per fii..
fi 20. opium. pi.r ~ SIZE % 2325;
opium. POI pr ~ S3sp; black pepper.
ner NJ. lhci pnilvb, brnhiie. pcr ~.
i2c: Potash. chlorate. per 3D., 2acs lodide
~ ID !. s. IS; outline, y. A w. o. b0i.,
~ ~ 80. cam. per a.. SET puininc
H 4 w. bon cans pvr o.. 21c: y a
Il qldnlne. ~. gle'tl PER oz 9ne DO,
II. 25e: DO, 2l-es, tlus, pet el 2fsi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
TRADE PERSONALS.

W. l.. Elgin, the original "Bill," who
represents H. w Williams y Co. on
the beaver aud Rock Island railroads,
struck the town yesterday, lie reports
trade good Throughout his territory, aud
that the fishing at Sunset Is unsnrpass'
ed
Il, l. Coons Of Henrietta was Among
the merchants visiting the city ycat'r-
day.
y y. Smith came la from Kuuncdnlr
and spenf the day yesterday,
Captain jackson OF jackson a Terry,
BetryuE Tex, spent Wednesday u
the ,iiy,
Dr. <. l.. Mnon Of Grafton spent
yesterday Ia Fort Worth aud while here
rqlpnishcd his drug stock.
l., Il. Gr'rr, The popular Southwest
Texas salesman far II, w. Williams
a CO., lies seriously . al his home
ON Slmucls avenue
r. y. Forester an yesterday camc
IN from Ncetor aud bought new ro0i.
Mt Rollins wns In the city yesterday
with special line Of dress goods from
the j. v. Fnrwell company, Chicago.
Mr. Wiiacr Of Walker Bros whole
sale dry goods donlerA Of New Orleans,
spent "Wednesday In Fort Worth
Charles Shrehcy rcporla y fast IN
crrasing trade Or H. w, Williams. a
Co throughout his territory, Which Hes
Major Wilkinson VI Knnb, Tex, VIVA
IN the city yesterday buying goods for
Wilkinson a S0mmurvlllc.
A. Il i'yios Of pylcs y Morrison, an
entrrpridng hrm OF the ontcfprlsing
town Of Mansfield, wns IN the city ytN
teriluy, accompanied by hia son,
" II prewctt onnu In from keller on
yesterday aud bought new stock before
he returned to his home.
Charles Malonuy. Hnslet. Tex, was
DOUG rnnthcryilc On "Wednesday,
Colonel AicAtee ~ hear Crcek was
m the city yesterday.
Judge II s, Farmer, late Of Memphis
Tenn. and 1Amaleyile Tx. formerly
city salesman Tor II, w Williams a
Co, has returned TO resume his llncr
law IN Memphis three days, but could
not keep from mixing Il np with nolDns
plastcrs, Ills many friends are glad to
see lin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
COrroN NnOnS mann,


Manchester, June -. The Guardian
IN ITS commercial article says.
N MANCHESTER. whrre a very ,NtensiN,,
nn,iheSs IN textile fabrics Is donc With
lhula. conflicting opinions are hold In
rsard 10 the cdect Of tho CESSATION az
me Tree coinage Of silver Ia lndin
some merchants and manufacturers think
me acleen II the Indian government will
f ,,aaht business wncn the changed con.
1lhehs are fully understood. while Others
rear the Increasing dvergencr OF mo
value between The rupee and silver Win
Ultimately break down the artificial baais
~, Whsn u Is sought to give The gold
salue. manufacturers and spinners MILO
naNe given little attention to the CURRENCY
question were disposed u look ON the
rSaYilsn IN the higher rate 81 axchanru
- p.,hg Synonymous with higher Prices
VI us'r goods aud were Inclined 10
raise Their quotations accordingly T,,a.
eINhs' however advise of n decline Ia
prlee. of shifting fln Calcuttn aud ci,,.
maii,hhs Of dander Of cancpllng orders
~ Nne RAPID advance NJ exchange rates
ne tal- ~ the price Of silver Il ierar,i.i
VITA misgiylng, as il may expedite h,sis-
iailon 40 Washington. from vhih nia,,n
PERTINENT is likely to come. The mar.
het = NeTs hrnl and buyers an, not iis.
lossd 10 buy, Shlrtings Tor Bomiriv and
9 lev special clpihs have hec, tnlen
UT NaleHtla Otherwise the market II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

per b.. 10e; French 1i0s 11ss srlh
i'excs, 12c; California pOs zoos. nSii,
boxes lie; aos, sos, iSc, Cos, T0s. iir:
california; eyaported epricois. on-lb'
noArS per III, II Ice: 4. 1. ralsins. 3
eiNwh, S2..o per hnx; l., l.. raisips, .
rMwn, - per box. California dried
En'p1s Ia sacks, be rcr III; California
gNlsn grapes, IN sacks. tic rtr r.. Cali
Grated Apnlce, hOlh. boxes. ii i-3r,
shoic, nrlmc Both hoxcs tOc, dried hp'
blo~ ~ 81 per III: sliced dried apples,
" let N; currante IN bills, a-ikltic
per 10, cnrants. in boxes, Q lie per 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
A TRAVELLER TAKEN WITH CHoL-
ERA MORBUS.

While Mr.. 4. j. Richey of Altoona.
Mo. was travelling IN Kansas, he was
taken violently III with cholera morbus,
He called at a drug store TO get some
medicine. and the druggist recommended
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy so highly he concluded to
try IL, The result was immediate relief,
and few doses cured him completely.
1t Is made for bowel complaint and
nothing else II never fails. For sale by
n. u. Grammr aud j. l.. Nicks x Co.,
druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

a OYSTERS one.lb, per dos. poe; No,
s,tlSH Alaska, No | salmon per dos,
SllV. Columbia river No l salmon, per
doA,SL15; lib. mackcrel. per dos, 81 SSi
Nmericau sptdincs, l-iA, por casc. $Sn0.
Frneh sarllnes, i4ts, per case, St2.hO
MEATS-p ottcd ham. - h.. S1c per
,ieF.i pottcA ham, 10 H., 81 80 per dcx
Vienna sausage ~ H., Siao per ,loI
Vienna sansare ! 10. S2,iS per doz,i
lunch tongue. l H., SA1A per dOE.
chlpped beef. IL H., St.b0 per doz.
ehinped beet I H., $40 per doE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
rLnun. anAIN ANp rEEp.

WHEAT oId or new, No. ., Ooc; No
3, dc
ear 2sc; shcllcd, mixed. sacked, 3Dci
white, sacked. Bdc.
OATS Sew crop Tefas rust proof
ear lots q. b. Fort Worth, bulk, 22e
Bit&N -rcr ton. T. o b. Fort Worth,
$500
HAY Chr iois. T. O, D. Fort worth
host Iorner SsDO per toni best upland,
SIS; alfalfa, loose. local, $40; loose prni'
RE, local, per ton, $500 400
Fl.Otll neN patents Zoo per NV
pounds, balf patents, " Sli third grade,
Si.TO. fourth grnde, SLdo' northern
pnieni S225
CHOPS Corn and oats mixed. per
ION 500 nor 100 Ia SID.
COTTON Law ordinary ~ ordinary,
%; good ordinary, 0 I-sci low me.
alum, q i-ic; mlddllng, . OlOcj good
mIddiing, o 13-10c; middling fair 7
1-l0r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
coNT

Re,e1 List Canon City. S5,ss pr
ton; MeAilster. Choctnw. icuiiy Lind
Big Muddy. Rouse. Maitland. tanipfnn
$40, 3 10 10 ton lots Sunui ono ian
S0y1i ono.holf ton. $3.50; Monarch, VIC
Tor. santa Clnrn aud fillmore cnnls ral
lots, $500, 2 10 10 ton lots. 81. tus
tonA 81 -: on0 ton. Su.AN, one halt fun
Sloo; Brgr crcek and Mclamr ruala
car lots, 81 -; . 20 10 tons. SSil, tNt
tons $40. onr ton, 50, one-half toni
SAaS, Maitland cgc and Monarch ecg
car lots. 50. s 10 10 TONS SSe1; two toms
SaoO; sinro ton, S1TA. anthracite
PENN ccal, ear lots. Sily 2 10 10 tni
l lna,S Srso; Sis,EHlc ton Sh,9' nnthgaau
5000; onehalf ton. SOL slack coal 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

LOCAL MARKers

The Wholesale market was very ac-
tive yesterday mc the reports from all
lines, Many country merchants wcro
in the clty aud report the prospects for
trade to be very nat,erlBg Thu retail
trade was tight owing principally to
the hot weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

WHISTLES. ltcciihed, si.2Oa2o0 ~
per proof i.ycnf-0ld upwards, ft.U0tI
BIO; sour mash, 2.yearOld aud upwards,
81 .D1lt5 % a. per nge; ctira oil, 10000
iOOn. pleaded whiskies, s2.OOlfB.2J.
WINES. Pure grape. per gallon. Sl00
upwards
81 ri pnre Maryland peach, 500: do.
nestle cognac. Si.TJd350; imported,
Al ltlffu ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
HIDES. WOOL. HTo.

HIDES Buyers are PAYING Dry
flint heavy, Or ilsbt, o.; dry salt, lci
aroen salt. jd3 lie; buteheE green,
. 1.2M3 lie.
WOoi.alght, medium, lnaiJc; low
BONES Hoofs and bones, $500 per
ton. delivered,
BEEswAN -i5dlse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
LIVESTOCK
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

st. Louis. Mo, June ~ Catile-l Re-
eeipts, 5000; shipments 2sFi maf .,,.l.
Steers. S3.OOaI. -; Texas grassers, 500
I3.j0 90
Hogs Receipts. GOO: shipments, 500;
market active. steady; top prices SOLD
bulk. S5.gNS.1O
900; market steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

COWS SS0O6a 70. esuner$ Si.Ssae. 81.
Hogs -Rseelpts 5000; Shipments.
t'sto; SG25e5d3O. liEht. SN3O.
ShccI, Receipts ii.Nn: shirmcnis.
2S,9. active steady. Natives. SihoV
y -. Texans, Stseulln. spsns. Siop
ft8,y1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
COTTON.


st. Louis. Mo, June % -Cot,on-i,iGc
lower. quiet; mddllng, S-Sc, sales,
none; receipts none; shipments $40
bales; stock, Ai,aOO bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

~ ~ lower The course Of prices viii
= largely determined By he 6nan'isi
aasnrel' aud crop adyic,-s for Tho limo
nv, sSa.t WIZ hardy have tho inilncncr
maj usually attaches 10 them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
WITHOUT A RIVAL
0AsOORAT PUBLISHING CO..
EoaT WORTH. TEXAS

|A, ~ who did not know he was lost
.,ilu, fenn. 'ns ve lln chieaso
~ Sr,ntl Welsbord left home suddenly
de.f sissks since leaving no word o.
.tllsi ipn, His friends becnine
,essas.,5sFille il thes new pSn'I anything Of
~ IL ~, Two or the Knoxville force
~ elne 1ianooga hupting for q thief,
a Wfo ,hefe found fAe missing Ch.ca-
qnlis Mas caluiy iinjoying his ynsa.
N h'half. sioIa OF the ai'ifn 's''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

do, 1oQ-cz. tins. per o.. o3c: eal sod,
pef b.. , i.fm2 f.ec; fai.neicf. refined
rer lhs inci enllpclvr, commercial, Va
Roeheils, 30c; hlcarbonatc. English kcs
per III, 90, sulphur. 5sllh iuir. 4 ~
sulrh- flowers. small lots. 81: uliriu
tunentinr, market ratios. per sat. u bin
lcah, Collier 4 Southern, 5. T., per 10.
Z Lido.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
WOOL
sr. Inuls wNoh

ST. louis, Mo-. June . -Wool Re
ecipis. iTS,l00; -hlpmculs, $1,000, mar
ket quiet unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
A CHURCH FALLS


~, sherman. Tex. June % ,sncs,l1
This morning at . O'Clock i rb,r,h
which was being erected Al NielSjn,e,'
~ and badly injured Two men T6.
pniidhg was sixty feet high nna IA
rout was being pnl on. when tho wallis
spread aud the roof fen IN. Nina mn,
We're at work on the building n tba
uwe.. George Drain and a man nnme,i
fhkingion were seriously injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Kansas City. Mo-, June ~. Wheat
Weak, IL TO / lower; No. > rcd, % o+j'
Curn-Firm. No mixed, ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Ncw York. june as Especially Cotton
futures closed steady, practically unch'd.
Sales, llalu1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
GREAT SECRET

y. ~ !, that to preserve the health Is the
M. " he safest, the eas'sst and the best
!, \ secure the largest degree Of happi-
!, sortais can hope TO "a, attain. 10 ,Ss'E
N Influences of all
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-19
D A KOT A.

| Skorden Brookings CO.. S. Dak.,
lofvar blifva matchmaking. Majs, lin
och ALA rotfrukter aro mycket lof-
wander
Austin Hanson, en- 10 ar gammal
son till en- enka Webster, S. Oak.
drunknade den Is dennes en- artesisk
brunn narheten af staden.
Drunknad soldat Alta soldater
f6rs1kte s0ndags att simma 0fver Mis-
sourifloden yid Fort Snlly, S. Oak,
hvarvid en- af dem drunknade.
| Fran betesmarkerna trakten
| af Pierre, s. d., har utskeppningen
af boskap tagit sin bUrjan. Man berak-
| mar att under inne varande sommar cir
ka 20, 600 n6tkreatur komma att utskep-
pas till Chicago.
Krogarne stangas. Sistlidne l0r-
dag stangdes sju krogar Sioux Falls,
S. d. genom myndigheternas ingripan-
| de. Annu ett dussin bedrifva lit
olagliga handtverk, men det torde blott
vara en- tidsfraga, mar afven dessa blif-
va stangda
Omkommen. Enligt fran Mitchell,
S. Oak, den IL dennes inganget med
delande skall Sanford Edmonds, en-
framstaende farmare der i trakten haf-
va omkommit vid en- jernvagsolycka i
Iowa. Han var pa vag hem fran verlds-
utstallningen Chicago.
Kreatur doda af vattuskrack.
Fran Watertown, S. Dak., skrifves att
sex n6tkreatur derstades nyligen d6tt
af vattuskrack och fere andra aro an
gripna af samma sjukdom. Det tros att
denna fortplantats frannagon hund, som
varit behaftad med yattuskrack.
Eldsvada. Eft hyrkuskverk 1
Woomsocket, S. Dak., nedbrann sist-
lidne fredag. Icke mindre lin 20 hastar
blefvo innebrande. .Hela staden var i
fara att blifva 1delagd, men tack ware
det praktiga vattenverket. som inrat-
tats genom borrandet at en- artesisk
brunn, begransades eldsvadan. Egen-
domsf8rlusten ar.$l, l,000.
Eft dryckenskepens offer. Tho
mas Hughes, hvilken .f5r nagra dagar
sedan fran saltwater, MINI, anlandt
till Fargo, N. D., blefs sistlidne s1ndag
3fverkdrd af ett :bantag och d6dad
Hughes hade bevistat krogarne Moor
head samt derunde1 5fgef.lastat sig, sa
lastt han i redl5st etiIsst ahd, blifyit lig-
gande pa jernvagen, hkarest han ,notte
sin d0d. assF
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-19

fran h6jderna norr och under slit lopp
genom sin bergiga badd hoppande fran
klippafsats till klippafsats bildande en-
kedja af forsande fall det ena sk6nare
AN det an6ra. En- stor skara var afven
narvarande for att gemensamt med de
unga beskada och fr0jdas Diver den
naturens sk6nhet uppenbarade Masta-
rens makt och harlighet. - Pastor G.
O. Cassel predikade Moose Lake for
liden s6ndags +. m. och pa aftonen
Barnum. Ungdomsf6reninge inom
Observation-Disclosures kommer att
f6retaga en- utaygt Lake Superior den
l augusta; f6rberedelser for densamma
aro redan vidtagna.
Eft 55-arigt aktenskap. Makarne
ll3ohannes Nilsson och hans hustru Maria
::9ssilson 0fverraskades den juli af sina
Pbarn, tre s3ner, ALA gifta, och en- dot
ter, Erika, SAINT tire s5ner till mrs. Mil
son med flera slagtingar. Anledningen
var att mr.. och mrs. Nilsson varit ak
tenskap f5renade IS ar. Salunda bar
festen karaktaren af guldbr6llop. Den
heder och ara, som harmed vederfors
mr.. och mrs Nilsson skall for dem blif-
va ett kart mime intill deras lefnads
slut. Mr.. och mrs. Nilsson bo omgif-
ningen af sina barn Town OF Oshkosh,
Yellow Medicine co. De aro medlem-
mar af sv. ev. luth. Providence Valley
f6rs. inom hvilken de och deras barn
taga verksam del. Johannes Nilsson ar
7S och hans hustru Is ar. Bida aro
krya och raska efter sin alder. En- af
de niirvarande mrs. Wilson's br0der mr..
Jonas Bengtson fran Angelstads f0rs. /
J6nkopings lain, kom fran Sverige un-
der iuni manad d. i. fUr att helsa pa
har landet boende slagtingar och VIM
ner. Han atervander till slit fadernes-
land igen den Is juli d. 4. Hans bes6k
var for svager, syskon och deras barn
oboskritligt kart, hvilket patagligen
framgick afskedets stund, som med
visshet innebAr, att taga afsked for att
aldrig mer tratfas pa denna jorden.
. .... R-n
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-19
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Hveteskorden Michigan berak-
mas ar uppga till 2o,s95,374 bushels
eller 0fver hufvud taget 1924 bushels
pr acre.
Kapten Oscar G. Lange, den for
ste svenske settlaren Chicago, afed
fredags vid 81 ars alder. Han anlande
till Chicago 1888, och det fnnes nu i
denna stad 10000 landsman.
Domd banktjensteman. Presi-
denten for konkurs forsatte Capital
National bank Lincoln, Nebr., Chas.
w. Mosher, har nyligen blifvit d0md
till S ars straffarbete for f0rfalskning.
Upphord verksamhet. The Char
les Parker Company Meriden, Conn,
har pa obestAmd It'd mast installa sin
verksamhet. Firman sysselsatte om-
kring 1000 arbetare med tillverkning
af lampor m. m.
Vikingaskeppet pa verldsut-
stallningen Det mycket omtalade
vikingaskeppet anlande lyckligt j hamn
Chicago den IL dennes och f6rankrade
vid Jackson Park. En- hel fotta af ba-
tar hade mott ute pa sion och bildade
der tvenne liner, mellan hvilka vilxin-
gaskeppet framgled. Da skeppet kom
inom synhall affyrades 81 kanonskott.
Emottagandet var allo storartadt.
En- fiiffig tidningsutgifvare. En
tidningsutgifvare j en- af de vestra sta
terna har for sed att till sina fasta ars-
prenumeranter sanda en- rakning hvar-
je ar. sager en- bytestidning. Besvaras
ej den f0rsta rakningen, sandes en- an
nan, och ON Ell heller denna uppmark-
sammas, tager utgifvaren for gifvet,
att prenumeranten afidit och skrifver
en- d0dsruna 5fver honom i tidningen.
Nya offer for cykloneni Iowa.
Den valdsamma cy Ion, som f5rra vec-
kan drog fran 0fver Iowa, har kraft
tva nya offer, nemligen 3. Johanneson,
.hvllken svart skadades af en- fallande
lada och upptogs 7medvetsl6s SAINT NV.
r. Clemons, en- so al, gammal form0gen
och aktad farmare..S Bada dessa hafya
sedermera aaidit. Atskilliga andra,
SON svart skadades, svafva mellan lif
och dod. sst.ss-.
~ Tr