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Evening journal., 1893-08-08
DEFINING lTs POWERS.
The Wilmington Dental Receiver wants
Its Powers Enlarged and Defined.

AnN NNAAhAAINN'" Af"ht-A @~"-"- ~" y ~.AN~
Its Powers Enlarged and Defined.
ames H. Hoffecker, counsel for the
Girard Trust Company, receiver for the
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Com
pany appeared before Judge wales In
the United States Court yesterday.
He made application for al enlarge
ment and definition Of the powers OF the
receiver, the idea being to allow 1t to
make new and fulfill contracts and .obli-
cations Of the dental company. The
idea Is to enable the receiver to carry on
the business as It may think Is best
for the interest Of the assigned COM
pany, as stockholders and creditors. The
application was granted aud will DO
acted on in the different iurlsdletIonH In
which the receiver operates.
Evening journal., 1893-08-08
4 WOMAN AND CHILD MURDERED

rhe Place Was Robbed AfteT ths
KiliingSo Clue to the Murderer.
LAsvEoAs, N NJ. Aug. s--Word has
been received from III Arroyo De Las
Utes, in the extreme eastern part Of ths
country that an unknown old wonAn
was murdered last Friday together with
Gn 11-year- old child living with'her
The child was outraged before being
Killed. The place was robbed.
There is no clue. ..
Evening journal., 1893-08-08
Len by the Dead

Register Of Wills Cooch, has granted
letters OF administration upon the estate
of Charity Cloud, late Of Brandywine
hundred. to Mary +. Cloud. letters
testamantary have been issued to vii
liam H. Robinson upon the estate OF
Hannah Mcdonald.
Evening journal., 1893-08-08
he succeeds His Father.

Harvey B. Vandegrift has been ap-
pointed notary public in lieu Of his
father. who was incapacitated and re-
signed. He received his commission on
Saturday and was sworn in to-day.
Evening journal., 1893-08-08
"REMovE The GUARD"
THAT is Levy Courts order to the Park
Commissioners.

Levy Court met this morning Mr.
Gallagher offered resolution or1erlng
the Park Commission to remove tho
guard and every other obstruction 10
the free approach Of pWashingion
street bridge on the north side.
It was adopted, together With
a preamble referring to the breach Of
contract on the part Of the commission.
Court then adjourned pending th. ar
rival Of bids for repairing the gallows
frame bridge
This afternoon w. E. Husbands ~ss
elected constable Of Brand. vie nandred'
Evening journal., 1893-08-08
SECURED QUARTS OF NIcKELs.

A Masked Man Entered Motor Train
and Cowed rrainmen and Passengers.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. Sat 10 30 this
morning masked man boarded q motor
train in the north part of the city and
covered the motorman, conductor and
two passengers with big revolver.
He secured several quarts of nickels
from the conductor aud escaped.
Evening journal., 1893-08-08

The people are now questioning the
skill of James Brown or the strength of
his gun. A nest of hornets has bothered
many persons on Summit avenue and so
James volunteered to remove them.
Securing his gun he marched to the
fray. Not until eleven shots had been
fred was the nest destroyed. Some Of
the campers propose to buy barn door.
win Sell the evening Journal"
Miss Nettie Mccormick will receive
subscriptions for the EvENING JOURNAL
at the book tent. beginning this evening.
The EVENING JOURNAL will be brimful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

Cost $500 each: dav work and con-
iract; also on Nineteenth street. be-
tween Tenth and Twelfth avenues.
'our 2-story frame dwellings. Cost
slsoo each: day work and contract:
Collins Bros. Horst n Peterson. a.
T.. Nelson. Z. II. Weidcrman. J..
blcucr. W. Bailey. e.. Norris and j.
honosky. contractors.
Edward Blcucr. Seventeenth street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
History cottage. Cost $500: John
Blcucr. contractor.
NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, Nineteenth street.
between Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nue>. 2-story frame dwelling. Cost
s2.l5o: John Spilgcr. contractor.
W. ". Clark. Nineteenth street.
between Eighteenth and Eleventh
avenues. l-story cottage. Cost ST.
800; Collins Bros. contractors.
Fred Ludolph. Seventeenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
? story frame dwelling. Cost $500:
Z. Schriener. contractor.
f. Warnccke. Seventeenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
2-story frame dwelling. Cos. $500.
John Spilgcr. contractor.
Charles Thompson. Seventeenth
street. between Ninth and Tenth ave-
uucs. 1l-story cottage. Cost Sl.3,o.
Collins Bros. contractors.
II. W. Horst. corner Seventeenth
street and Eleventh avenue. 2-story
frame dwelling. Cost $1,000: Hors;
X Peterson. contractors.
Charles Carson. Sixth avenue. be-
tween Twonty-sevcnth and Twenty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

ing. Cost q. 900; SEWERS X Andcr-
son. contractors.
II. Hull. Eighteenth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. =
story frame dwelling. Cost $1,000
william Guthrie. contractor.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Brooks. Seventh ave-
nue., between Forty-fifth and Forty
sixth streets. Cost $1,000; L.
Schricucr. contractor.
G.. Larson, Eighth avenue and
Thirty-ninth street. 2-story frame.
Cost II 800: j. Peterson. contractor.
Frank wiegand. Eleventh-and-a-
half avenue, between Twcnfy-ninth
and Thirtieth streets. improvements,
2-story addition. Cost $l.Ooo; WILL
lam A. Guthrie, contractor.
mr.. L. Obcrstcllcr. Fourteenth ave-
nue. and Thirty-iirst street. STORY
frame dwelling. Cost $3.50; John
Konosky, contractor.
william Ebcrly. Forty first street.
bctwccn Fourteenth and Fifteenth
avenues. 1-story cottage. Cost $500;
George Bick, contractor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

William Bradford, Folty-second
street. between Seventh and Ninth
avenues. Cost $1,000; W. Norris.
contractor.
A. NJ. B!akesley. Twenty-third
street. between Fifth and Sixth ave-
MUGS. 2-story frame dwelling. Cost
y, 900: John Volk 4 Co.. contractors.
John Burns. corner OF Ninth street
and Fourth avenue. 2-story frame
dwelling. Cost 50, 100; John Spill
ger. contractor.
Jacob Huber. Fourth avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. ..
story frame. Cost 50. 100: John Spill.
ger. contractor.
Ernst Wagner, Fifth avenue, be.
tween Thirty-iirst and Thirty-second
streets. S2-story frame dwelling. Cost
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02
Her First Want.

Awoman dropped into a Chicago news
paper Office. She was bright and clever,
but absolutely penniless. She stated her
case plainly. She had been lying i'll in a
hotel for six weeks, with no money to
employ doctor, and only the sparse
care that an overworked chambermaid
was able to give her. Would the editor
help her: He would. He gave her a
subject for special, advanced money
on it out Of his own pocket and said,
"Now. NY girl. you'd better go and see
. doct2r night Of" -sOh, no" she said.
Il muak live 4 fall hat firlt. Caieoka
Letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

A. J. Hull, Sixth avenue. between
Twcnty-scventh and Twentv-eirhth
streets, 2-story frame dwelling. Cost
$1,000; Joseph Hauschildt, contrac-
tor.
John Wick, Sixth areune, sbcf ween
Twcnty-scventh and Tvcn = Gig (th
streets. 2-story frame dwelling. Cost
$1,000: John konosky. contractor.
Cost 81. 400: Joseph Hauschildt, con-
tractor.
James Fleming, Twentv-eiyhth
street and Fifth-and-a-hnlf avenue.
2-story frame dwelling. Cost s.. 900;
G. Schriencr, contractor.
Fred Scottarman, corner -Four
teentE avenue and Forty-iirst street.
2-story frame dwelling. Cost 800.
August Hult. Thirty-eighth street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth ave-
nues. history frame cottage. Cost
$1,000; George Bick, contractor.
W. j. Peterson, Seventh avenue
between Fortieth and Forty-first
streets, 2-story frame dwelling. Cost
d, 800; A. E. Nelson, contractor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

Morris EoseEfeid's New Home.
$500; SEWERS n Anderson, con;rac-
tors.
j. :. Gilmore. brick addition ia
slaughter house and other improve
mcnts. $1,000: day work.
David Noftskcr. Twentieth street.
between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
2-story frame dwelling. Cost 81, 800;
\. Juhl. contractor.
h. l.. Bailey. Twentieth street. be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Cost $500: {. Schriener. contractor.
Harry Clcavelaud. Twentieth stree,
between Ninth and Tenth al -.s.aes.
Cost $500; Hors Peters. b.
tractors.
Hans Perry, Seventeenth street
and Fifth-and-a-Lalf avenue. 2-siory
frame dwelling. Cost $1,000; Col.
Inns Bros, contractors.
Spencer Ma,tison. Nineteenth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. 2-story frame. Cost 81, 500
Collins Bros. contractors.
August Patcher. Seventh avenue
between Thirty-ninth and Fortientt
streets. Cost $3.50; built by him.
self.
Rev. j. Jesperson, Eighth avenue
and Thirty-ninth street. 2-story
frame. Cost $1,000: Peterson, con.
tractor.
Theodore Nisscn. Eleventh-and-a
half avenue. between Twenty-nintl
and Thirtieth streets. History cot
cottage. Cost Sl.220; Z. II. Weider
man. contractor. "a.
&. II. Eaumbach. 1-story cottage
Seventh avenue between Twenty
seventh and Twcnty-eighth streets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

:. ."% SECOND avenue, improvements
',.: n. store and offices. up.
a.s' $1,000; SEWERS < Anderson.
contractors.
Harper estate, Second avenue and
s S,s'eenth street, improvements on
=, ."" Sa'zmann store. Cos,
",2Vo; Z. Schricncr. contractor.
JACOB Ohiwciler. Seventeenth stree,
. between Seventh aud Eighth avenue
cs.ory frame dwelling. Cos. g.. 400.
L. Schriener. contractor.
Mrs. +. Krell. Seventeenth street
oc.wecn Seventh and Eighth avenues
sosy sranoelwclling. :, Cost IS. 300.
ssc - 4pderson.cof:ractots.
Earth & Babtosk. Seventeenth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenue, six 2-story frame dwellings,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02
David Hawkins, Forty-fourth street

David Hawkins, Forty-fourth stree,
betW6en Eighth and Ninth avenues,
History cottage. Cost 81, 400; A. J.
Lundquist, contractor.
lver Sorensen, corner Seventh ave-
nue. and Forty-fourth street, 2-story
frame cottage. Cost 81 500; A. Pet.
erson, contractor.
William A. Gliding. Sixth avenue,
between Forty-fourth and Forty
fifth streets, 2-story frame dwelling
Cost 800: A. Peterson, contractor
A. J. Nyquist, corner of Forty
second street and Sixth avenue, J..
story addition. Cost 81 900; A. John
son. contractor.
J. A. Ehn,' Seventh avenue. be
tween Forty-second and Forty-thirt
streets, 2-storv frame dwelling. Cos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02
Uncle Sal
Could not offer you q beg
VeStment in Government i
than we offer you for j
next Thirty days 8

~
IrsFurnit&e,
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Rugs,
Carpet Sweepe,
Blankets Il
and -.
Comforts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02

IN addition To these figures $4,000
wa expended in general street i'm
prUvements. against I II. 200 last year.
eenrrnl building Improve mrnt.
TuL ARGus has exercised the usual
care in compiling its record of gen
era building improvements. with the
result that the appended list has
been obtained. While the palatial
nrw home Of Morris .Koseniield wa.
enumerated in last years improve
ments. il properly belongs to this
years record. as IL was completed
bu, recently. II represents an out.
lay ~ $4,000. and is the most mag
n.brrnt residence in the three cities.
Another notable building improve
m'ut Of the past year was the com
m"ucrmcnt of the new No. I school
building. unquestionably the largest
10 This section. and one of the most
cHmmodious in the state. II viii!
rHs'. completed. 10000. the con
'rlct being in the hands Of John
Nn.1 n Co.. and the plans were fur
n.sbcd by Architect Hammatt. II
VIII bc two stories high. with base
mout and attic. both Of which may lie
utilized. and IL will contain II school
r'1m.. Following is the general
summary Of improvements, which
aggregate 1918. 90s.25:
a. t.. Andrews. Thirty-nintk street
ant Eighth avenue. 2-story frame
dwelling. Cost $4,000; Peterson.
Contractor.
Moses Bowen. Twenty-cighth stree,
and seventh avenue. 2-story frame
dwelling. Cost $4,000; Horst 4 Pet
ors'u. contractors.
Mrs. l.. Terry. Thirticth street and
= zenith avenue. 2-story frame dwell
Dug. Cost $4,000; SEWERS 4 Andcr-
''u. contractors.
u. A. Bishop. corner Twentieth
street aud Ninth avenue. 2-story
frame dwelling. Cost %. 200; n. Juhl,
contractor.
WV 'lo'Jal. CVTuct cvNc"s" wv
huc and Twentieth street. improve
ments. Cost $4,000; John Blcucr.
tuu,ractor.
Henry Carstcns. corner Twentieth
street and Fourth avenue. 1-story
n.rick store. Cost u, 800; Horst 4
robertson. contractors.
John Lingrcen. Eighth street, be-
tween sixth and Seventh avenues. l.
story cottage, Cost $1.175; SEWERS
Anderson, contractors.
Bunchcr Bros, corner Of Sixth
street and Fourth avenue, 2-story
brick store. Cost $1,000; Picklam,
Ntiobam h Co., and SEWERS 4 Andcr-
son. contractors.
Porter Skinner. Eighteenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02
1 GOOD SHOWING.
o,ek Islands Building Season
Despite Dull Times.
Navy MORE NEW HOMES ERECTED.

,t.rum-, snre. Operated Against
,..uth In This Directscw. the Record
-. considerable Activity the List
,.,,,,,f.- Represents n ro:si os sS:3.-
.,. o., - interestingly kllWhlsa -
b, Proud. .fs>-TA'
r.,qpr,uncemcnt that Rock Isl
-. bufding operations the past
',..r had fallen far behind In the
,...-rratr. the splendid records u
~ tears. would occasion very lit
q. snrprisc aud disappointment.
rh. .ir.umstances that have opcr.
.,..r,..,.n,t the city in its building
,-,..~r.s the past year from the very
-. gr, familiar To all. The iirs,
.t,b,.. .r.'uruccs If u handicappins
.,.rrs. va. the unfortunate disagree.
mt. L.fvrru the local contractors
s,l ,h. carpenters union. leading t.
=, ,r,s.fea. suspension of building
,rp-ut .mOut~ ior q considerable,
rs-.nl. aud during Which interval .
rruD.- uf business blocks in CON
,,w..afipn of erection were aban-
lsr.I. W. scooter had the carpcn.
t.-.. STRIKE been settled than the iinan-
,,. ,,r.u.cucy swept over the coun-
FRS. .prpading its depressing and dis
....r-i .s.r. effect everywhere. Pcu-
r..uhr planned to- build cStcnsivcl,
mai oil Investments of this character
unit. another year. ut least. and in
Oh. business section quite n number
of new structures. for which plan.
hid been practically arranged. were
given over. In the way Of residences
h,u,yrr. the building season
no. not been inactive. On
Che contrary. the record IL
aar that may bc viewed with pride.
pari.cu.arl, in the face Of the condi-
tons that have surrounded US.
ruhii, improvements.
\. stated. the march Of public i'm
r-oycment. has experienced no hack
90 ia Consequence of the dull times.
Paving extensions have gone steadi-
is forward in various directions un-
drr th, administration or Mayor
MediIi. two miles and n half OF brick
pavement having gone in during the
year. The record Of sewer. side
walk and park Improvements is like.
wee 81 an exceedingly gratifying
nature. a. the following figures,
wurtcou.ly furnished by City CLERK
lluc,ius, indicate:
street Paving.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02
Cook Stoves.

The Grand Charter Oak.
The Superior Helper.
The Home Star.
The Guiding Star.
The Famous.
Supurb Helper Steel Ranges.
Quick Helper Half Steel Ranges.
And a full line OF Cast Ranges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
FUTURES HIGHER ALSO.
ME1RoY & GILBERT.


New Orleans. "a, June Special y
Mcl9lroy \ Gilbert shy:
Cabluj continue Of u very encouraging
nature, giving good account Ot the
trade demand in Manchester iug India,
and ara confirmed In this respect hy tide
sales Of 1900 bales at liza advance
Deliveries in Liverpool closed steady.
l-i4d ubovr Yesterday. Silver has I'M
proved and is - Lid IN l.onion which
accounts in measure for thc better
feeling in India.
orr market opened ten points higher
than v, stprdRy but th" possibility "i
clearing weather caused the longs 10
sell freely 10 realize thr profit that had
accumulated on Tie l.st advance. 3hl
prices dropped below those OF yesterday
within the hrst hur. There wa u
rally later 10 the day, however on the
conviction that accounts from the grow
ing rrops, even should she weather clear
nj once. cannot fail to continue OF an
unrayorabla character for s"me time TO
come. a.
market there wns ruiaed toward me
close by loonl operators on hndlns ,inHt
tlr, demand had been enhanced = us
rlnseJ an easier feeling TO prevail mere
at closing, which Is ut u net gam o'
about two points on The daN. ,,
Spots here continue IN good demhhu'
The total sales to day being j59u naitS,
Onotntions were marked up Lug on
miidlhg and grades lbo'e, ana i-ov VI"
nrndts below.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
ATWOOD YIoIHrr X co.

W.. orleons In.. June 7.-(Special)
Nsm ,j Vinlett Il Go. say;
6nr srote weather service publishes
Iv.Ou ii,,,,.;r, rrons nre much In the grass
guy; snoG."H tiebann. Mississippi, Lou
~ h'" o,''i irtansns. Except in The south
, ,,r, no '% Of south Carolina, owing TO
ava rain the Cnrolinns show COOL
r rrosnsrfs Our own reports from me
H,HN'Iigsi,mb valley report considerable
NIS,c, by retarded field work, by wash
outs. Dallas wires us there are natter
ing prospects there. Gear Weal'ioI ~
promised for today ana lohoInF"T, ,"'"ASnn
X has been ,ho{wery mere 1., ~, Is' have
caused an Improvement TO- Liverpool OF
5.Gl and 1-1G ON spots today; ne sales
htulE l1'N'' ~" .ll..'',.I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June Wheat SPOT less
active: lower: closing steady NJ. red.
elevator, II i-2HIl 3-ic, Options Open.
ed firm on bullish crop reports. On local
realizing closed steady, 1-SuI-Sc under
Yesterday. 80. .. red, July, y I-Sc;
August, a IS; September. 20 5.Sc
47c elevator Options, duh. i.2Ni5-sc
lower. closing steady June. 40 J-Sc;
LILLY. 40; August, a lie September
a. Use
Rice Quiet; steady
Alolasses- Orleans. open kettle,
good 10 choice, quiet, steady.
Coffee Options opened steady, at 1nlgl
points mp. closing barely steady ,1M-l
down. Sales. u 800 bags, Including
iune. SlG2WflG4O; July. Sl1Gpp $50;
August, S154i SeptrmherSl6a5h 10. 50;
October, Sl5lO: November Slb.3O; De
cember, Sl5.1OQ 1890. Spot rio easier,
30. Z. 11MiI l-Se
Sngnr-ltaw, lirm. quiet. liehhed,
firm. Moderate demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
:. 5 H. BLuMs REPORT

Galveston. Tex, June 7.a(sPe,cial) =
,r, nai ne,'op firm Of l.. 4 II. Blum o. q
I ll , gS,'V Can't ont 4l5 inquiries to lhrlr
tn,nS, o, in Texas, rs TO Tue n gon.
J1rres ~ the cotton and corn crop lnry
r rnceiyed replies covering SeSe,NIt syr -i9 ~
ronnties Of IN average daie u ~ c9nui.
From these replies the ioio"ius 'V''''
lation has been made; ,.- cent more
Cotton Acreage, DIV " m nor rent
than In 1892. condinons' ~
Sy"rse: DAYS late, nine. . marc.
WIS., H, Acreaee. |. so per cent more
oonJIit;ons 800 per cent Worse, 40
e0 Frnm replies received N lsl5, OF tns
ovsr9"s date Of May -, coNeriling r.
conntic.. the firm made the ioiioNluS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas Clly. Mo. June Cattle
Receipts, 200. sMpments. 1900 mnrSci
strong to lOc higher, reyas Steers y %
"a. 10; Texas cows, S2.NNibtui sup
ping steers. Si.NNiA,Aa. native Cows
sioeker. and feeders. - lNd1.iO, bulls
aud mixed, s. .S,Yda.sa.
Hogs Receipts. IaM; slHpmnnts, aiNs
market active, hdlOc higher; bulk sales
SG.2SIl;t1. he1Nics. 81 9bdNlAi lmck-
ers. SG20Std;A. miycd SN.lbhN3ni
iyht Si1btti,Nl; pnrkers, Susa1tlu4V;
pigs. SlNiudt0.
Sllcep Receipts, 2lOOi shipmenlH,
1UN; market 4trhng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

packers. S66Ssi6.S5 prime heavy and
nnteii..r- M.Achgs. SNeOuF Voi hsht,
S';.Sisf5Op
Slnan R,.tirts istNhl. ,hiphcnls.
,psN. steady, uativcs Sl.,9tiNvli Texas,
81. taIfTth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
LIVESTOCK
sr 1nrIs LIVESTOCK.

81 Lonis. Mo-. June 7.-cniilc Re-
ccints 1900. shipments l50li nHiiIe
steady. Good butcher steers f4.WfHfW!.
ireYans al Nh kinds. slow and lower top
on led steers Sidl ON.
Hogs Receipts 300, shipments ~;
!6llOc higher Best price Sp'o'i p'uA "i
sales at S64OaG.G0 , oon.
~ Sheen Receipts 1900. shipments WV
sior, ON ali except good sheep No quo
table change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

sr lotrls WOOL,

81 Louis. Mo. June i-Wool- r..
ceipjs, l5n.TM pounds. shipments, a.
mo pounds: market wcNkpr icndWg
downward; medium Missouri and III
nois, lSe; braid aud coarse. lGd lte'
mciium Montana, Wyoming and pa-
kota. iUMiI i.9c: others unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
Gazette Machine,

The very best sowing machine
which skill and money can
produce. There IL no better,
and few 10 good. An agent
of q sewing machine COM
pany will charge you 500 TO
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which we furnish you for
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years subscription to tho
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We could fill columns with
the best testimonials of its
worth sent us by persons
who have them in use, but
the machine itself is It's own
best recommendation, as you
will say when you see and
use it
$24 for the Machine and
Seml-Weekly Gazette One
Year,
The machine will be sent
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
LOCAL MARKETS.


Nuts- Almonds now. goft .shrlied. Nor
po,ind ipc! waluuts extra large.
her mound, llt.. hlbrrts, per paund
II i..c. Braalls, now crop, per pound.
G,m,t lT01d. iIc, pcenns now
crop. s l.9mnc; peanuts, iaury white.
,,r snrk Parrot binndp / .9c.cboi while
P5ss brnnd ic: roasted. whIb bcst
,,,giItv loo. ppauut masters
Peerless one.bnif Ina
.,y, StG 90: popcorn and pennut
,nnst.r combined. az factory. StJ %,
r,,,.1,r, rnastrr M factory. S,O. 'nr,n,t
I9po,n u"ss ais 90, pepeorn ihri.TI
~ r"a',,,n' 10
p'nHi fr,it. rurkIsn nrunns rnr Ia
az. i1s,,,ch fins iihs hit IA bn,rs ~,
vi IA. io6s n5.m hn,rs ~,
ssoH ~ Ky i,ir, 6ns 7Os lie, GniitornIa
'us, ,,,,.,icl nnrteots. 2n.ib hotes nor ia
~ ,,cn l,yers 1O.ib ho,ns H.,
iigs. 'ho'1 iGc '''VIN ~ ps 1iAilS, i"yi
crown, So per pot' h ~ r. fnlsln,l
crown Ec n,r H. W'us 1919
grapes w n'in' .n"p Il, no, M taniin
iAlsin gleln NV. ,nisins H., nnniea ,i,ain.,
lornla sr.'' IA m bo,cs' per Ib n i.nr,
grict o'e G@ai' l lD I npIss 9gp pss Il
nrraqts ~ Onl1g "i''' pur ~" cur
rents ~ ooA'4, NJ ,ip"n XIII src do,cn Il, co.o
per loz., 500, aoih hanahins per d.
loo. ,.r ..t.t ,,,o
two III. box, llG, tnp,A. Dung American
loo ,chcrno urgI 00fb n,us ,,,,,t,
lelles my ~ ,I,, pnnn'' "9llH
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$50; " VINE 7lm.' az, ~
pint luhinlrI, p'' "'1' ''N' H'l''n'l'
per doar $5" ,,,ti,n ,Jop.is Sr-..
- bbl. medium pickles, h9ls small
picklcs, So - o9l.. Nlnali plohlrs' ~
pint pickles pr n""r lu,W5s,' Ky
doz,, elOp' =, Ky, ,,, " ,ai' o., nu''
gul., per do15' - ncN'.i,n Ngga R,r u""''
SOL imp'riel RAlJ Ii "'"'n T"'" .
sugar trnnu'',' ',t ". no,.1o.., puM5
bhls., q b.Ssi egl l9Al; ~ sn,s. Nc
cui lont " hlSr ~ elng't }'l"W
clarified = $50 pN"p - ""' IA,
Coffee Arhn'N1 N, n, Mll
land, 2lei Lluh' -tc' H'''p'h'' So ''i
scy, 2lc -. no .,,1 .,
Green con'r ~ w. s,,,, E ~.
10 l-Ni@Oc; oho'1IJ raycrnn,am, -,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
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10 Nm. shipmcnts. $500 steady pgil sd
l-,s rs III 55Si5 30. extra. SD1'Ii' y.
steII;,,m. S405Gi5l5; others $500
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MlOO II oOO. shipments.
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