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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-21

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COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE R. R. co.
SAMUEL SBENcER, F W. EuIpEKoPER AND REu.
BEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS.
Trains run by 18th Meridian Time.
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CAUTION.-Ir a dealor offers W. L.
Douglas Shoes ut q reduced price, OF says
no has them without name stamped on
bottom, put him down as fraud.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-03-21
Port Royal e Western Carolina
Railway.
J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver.
IN EFFECT DEC. 81, 1888.
Grains run by 10Th Meridian time.)
BETWEEN AUGUSTA AND ANDERSON.

BETWEEN AUGUSTA. GA, AND SPARTAN
BURG, S. G.
Eastern Time. Daily Daily Daily except Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
OUTDOOR SPORT
IooD SIZED HuRR1cANh.

|ents coming. camp chairs. cots
80 az Anderson's gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Much Of the presidents business consists
In signing his name, which must b. attach.
ed TO all appointments, commissions. pro.
motions and thousand aud one other doc.
uments. So eNautiug Is this part Of His
duty that lie cannot perform the whole u
H. One employee Of the government gets
1900 year for writing Mr. Cleyclandi
name on land warrants. He does nothing
else but that
There are other officials In Uncle Sans
employ, 10y the way, who do nothing elsa
practically but sign their own names. This
is almost the sole duty OF the register OF tbs
treasury, who is kept hard at work signing
documents from 9 a, m. TO 4 p. m. every
day. The assistant treasurer OF the United
states Is another slave to his own sigma.
ture, which he Is perpetually engaged 10
afixing to warrants for money.
Mr. Gleveland's messages TO congress are
all written In autograph originally. He
does all his writing with his own hand.
Such documents he produces on foulscap
with pen and ink, turning of sheet after
sheet with scarcely a correction. An inter
polation is rare In his manuscript. Ia thil
fashion his most fSisAea. speeches aie
evolved. The literary method pursued by
President Harrison was wholly different.
He found IL very hard to write with a pen,
and so he would keep by him a pad OF pa.
per and a soft lead pencil
With these hewould jot down notes from
time to time during leisure moments, and
from the memoranda thus made he would
afterward dictate to a stenographer. The
messages sent 10 congress are careful copio4
OF the original Senator Edmunds, whila
presiding officer pro TEN. Of theupper house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

The proposal to make n ship canal be
tween Bordeaux and Nnrbonne-tbat IS to
say, from the Atlantic 70 the Mediterra'
nean-has been so frequently discussed that
definite statement as TO It's dimensions
and estimated cost IS Of cor siderable inter
est. These statements have been pub
lished by NJ, Rene Keryiller, IN eminent
Freuch engineer, who says that the canal
would be 500 miles in length from sea 2
sea aud would be from IA 70 al5 feet broad
with depth OF from IS feet TO % feet, 50 %
to admit the passage Of the largest iron
clads.
There are to be sidings Of three-quarteTa
OF mile long at intervals Of every eigui
miles, so as to facilitate navigation and
avoid delny Of traffic, while there are to p
% locks, each Of which Is TO be about ooi
feet long By 50 feet broad and with n iall Of
from 90 feet TO co feet. The ships using the
canal are to be towed or 20 be drawn along
by fixed engines, and NJ Rene herViller e,
Inmates that canal OF this kind "onla
cost eaJ, $4,000. and that the interest on
the capital lying dormant while the ea lll.
was being made would amount 20 Ae'Vylr
600 or more, or e5l, 5000 IN All, whiie the
receipts. ut 3 shHlings ton, would Dc, lsss
the oost Of worEing and repairs - 49,,
representing al Interest OF per cent uPoa
the capital inyested.-London I'l4es-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

India, Mexico, China aud South America.
indta Tor The present remains unaffected
owing 10 the acilNn OF the Indian govern.
ment In maintaining the value OF the mi
9os as We maintain that Of our silver
Our market ala no, share ia the stcadi.
ness exhibited BY Liverpool, rs longs
We're not only ARMED by the decline In
SILVER, INT staggered under the weight OF
me movement Witch today promises 10
reach 100 81 all ports, against 300
pectcd hero for Monday. against 400
the samo day year ago, TLe decline
from last nights closing has been D
points, and spots are easy al loss Of
l.lbc, with sales OF ZOO Looking al the
situation IN superficial way, e certainly
tppearS weak but u must be remembered
tnat prices have declined 81 points from
Wy riSe OF week ago, and are now
within ; points at The lowest touched on
TIE previous depression. The American
MARKET seems Us he running outlreA .1t
dependent of Europe. II Is generally
sAlected that Liverpool will he decidedly
lower on Monday hui u this oNpecta-
tluh should he disappointed, We may look
iof n prompt recovery, as tho market
~ heavily short We may add. how
ever, that there Is little Va the situation
70 encourage such an expectation. As a
ssaanlpe OF conflicting accounts from the
- 800 w htNl nhlN mcnuon tnnt one
M our most reliable correspondents gives
lne hEules q receipts and stocks at
number Of Mississippi towns showing d
remarkable reduction m tho amount held,
owing 20 The exceedingly heavy shipments
During ihe mast two weeks. OkOlOna 70
nnuCceed the stock during that ncriod from
99a,o 70 400, Starksvllc from 1850 to
-9u,, Alderman from $50 70 40, Kos
glusko from 1900 TO 100. Amny from
~" lo dppi Aberdeen slows only n small
decrease, from 5000 10 1890. On tho
9lhei hand, one Of our friends al IlaNel-
nut, Miss, gives the situation In that
nelghhprhood very torsclv as follows.
ne FARMER who brought in lis last hale
IN december has brought II IN again this
week. and carried back hageng md dies
to bring \ ai9lin next week or lppr.
10 Is uprising that There should he
such wide difference Ia estimates of
the total yield.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

The stranger with long hair had eaten q
grent breakfast In Clark street restaurant
and was making for the door without SGT
Ting when the cashier called to him:
Here, sirl The money!"
Money! Irs the engrossing topic OF thu
hour and I'm not surprised that you evinca
keen interest in It. trust, sir, that you
will agree with me when say that tho re-
peal of the silver purchasing law will not
greatly relieve the business world. The
remedy must be moro
"Oh, stow your tongue and out with the
Wealth.
81 agree with you. The point is well
taken. Wealth is u great blessing at all
times, but legislation cannot increase OF
diminish the volume Of currency, Thefrsi
thing necessary Is 10 strengthen the public
confidence by assurancesn--
''Now, see here''-
"Pardon me, but have the statistics %
prove all that say. l maintain that tho
repeal OF the Sherman law, as recently nc
oomplished by congress, eau only mtti'
gRtc''-
Just then something hit him in the back
and he struck the curb on the other side Of
the street, As he gathered himself up and
hunted for his hat he remarked:
1T strikes me rs mighty singular thing
that some men cannot discuss the financial
question without aging into passion."-
Chicago Tribune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

MOVEMENT AT INTERIOR TOWNS
Galvsi;ea rcx.. Jan 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
ooDs ANp gNps.


harmless. w. anu make them
,-i poyl hanners and good morals are sworn
friends and fast aliles-Bertol.
IL costs only a penny a pound for ENGLAND
10 import mutton from New Zealand
Ina divorce case In Victoria the neti,,,,.
CT ana respondent were each 50 years Of aee
1t Is proposed to add well trained No,v.
foundland dogs to the life saving cor,,s y,
the Seine at Paris. w y VI
a rattlesnake killed by James Graham n,
Ooium9us' Ind measured . feet in length
Forty years ago the territory from which
most OF our wheat COMES was known NJ tba
Great American Desert.r ''''
INC colder the room the less water thu
window plants require, unless Il be tbe cai.
la, which is always thirsty.
Georgia claims that the general oovern.
ment owes her 100000 yet on the sale al
Alabama and Mississippi in 1902.
The sapphire which adorns the summis
VI .le Al. ins,lsh crown is the same that Ed.
word the Coniessor wore in his ring.
The amount OF gold coin in actual oirop.
latlon 10 the world is estimated bv the Bank
oil England officials to be about sos tons
The remains Of Il race Of liiliputians. he.
neyed 10 be the ancestors Of the Nfcxican
A2tecs' were unearthed In east Tennessee.
The only instance Of perfectly successful
collaboration In English literature ia found
IN the dramatio works Of Beaumont and
Fletcher.
Whfin In Al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
CANNED GOODS. ?

Oysters no-podnd. per doz. Doe. No.
Oysters-Oncpound, per doz,. Doc; No.
Fish--Alnsb0. No /, salmon. per doz..
SLi0; Columbia river No saluon, per
doz,, 81 10; l-pound mackerel. per doz,,
Sl3j. American snrdinos. LIS. per case.
s. 90; French sardincs, LIS, per case,
So 30.
Meats-potted ham, IA pound. per doz,,
IJc; potlcd ham, IL pound, per doz.,
81 50i Vienna sausage. IL pound. per
doz.. 81. %. Vienna sausage. l-pound,
per doz., s. -; Lunch tongue, l-puund,
per doz.. So 10; Clipped beef, IL pound.
per doz., Sl.9O; Clipped beef, 1-pound,
per doz 50 40
Vegetables - Three.pound tomatoes
Si25; 2-pOnnd tomatoes, SlO0; 2pound
corn. choice S1i0' 2,pound corn, fancy,
SLID, 2-pounl string beans, poe; 2-pOund
mnrrowfat peas Si25.
California Frniis-Two 0nd onc-hulf
pound peaches s. 90; ? l.2 pound aprl-
21.9 pound plums. 81 81, IL pound
muscet grapes. 81 s.; . - pound white
cherries $50 . IL pound black cher
ries, 81 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

by Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan. 20. Fear Of cold
wave, which Ia IN close pursuit Of the
nrogont rain. aud tho watcf-soalod wheat
heldf before Monday. helped 10 sustnln
wheat today ~ the ince OF an expcfcd
increase IN tho visible supply. TIE
price q The close was 1.Sc higher than
yesterday.
Corn T. a.sc higher, aud provisions are
y LIE MP for pork from &c to Z lie
for lard aud sc for ribs,
saah Qnotutions were as follows
Flour Unchanged
MhAt.--No, . spring. G0c; red, 60c
Torn No. ., 30 lie.
Oats-No, ., 81 lie; No. . white.
~ ! i@apc; No. . white, IS Ia
Rye No. ., 4lc.
:, Barley Ne. . nominal; No. ., Al 1-29
53c; No, g. lOdi2c.
Mess pork Sl3 OF 10.
lard-SI. u IL,
short ribs sides 0ooscl, S105; dry
salted shoulders dhoyedl, Sb2l@65Oi
Whisky Si15
Sngar-l Unchanged
barrels.
o, Wheat Receipts, 10000 shipments,
J., Germ a9 Receipts, 2sOoooi shipments,
5000 bushels,
outs Rcceipt', 10000 shipments,
rye Reccipts, l2oooi shipmcnts 1900
bushels
harley Receipts, $4,000, shipments,
10000 bushels,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Rctail list Bridgeport, car lots, SI.a5;
TO 10 tons, Si75: ton, $500; Neal
ester Jenny Lind. Rouse Maitland. Rob
inson aud Walsenherg Goals, car lots,
50 %; 3 to 10 ton lots S025: / ton,
Santa Clara and Elmore Goals. car lots,
5000 3 TO 10 ton lots. $500; tons,
SUD- ton, $3.50: . ion, $3.50; Brlaf
Crock and McJames coal car lots, 50 %;
y 10 10 ton lots, $3.50: > tons, S575;
] ton, 5000, IL ton, S325; Monarch egg,
car lots, S5.2J; 3 to 10 ton lots. $3.50:
single ton. 1913; anthracite, Pcnnsylva.
mia. car lots, Slt: 3 to 10 lots. S12.1
single ton. S13: anthracite. Ouila. . to
10 ton lots. 50; single tons $3.50; 10 ton.
50; slack, 100; car loads. S3.25; Thurbor.
car lots. $3.50 per ton; Cameron. per
ton Vs. ? tons, S1.75; TO 10 tons, SI5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
Produce.


By AeHpcluiNu AFinA'
New York. Jan. 20. Wheht-Spot,
market neglected; No. =. red, store and
elevator % lsci a1oat, o. lie; I. o.
b.. GTMBT i.4c.
Corn Spot, firm. No. ., elevator. 33
1.2e. aHoat. 43 i-2c; yellow, ABE; ungrad.
ed mixed, ~ l.2ai3c; steamer mixed,
OATS Spot dull, but Lido higher: No.
. 830i,l2 1-4e, No 2, delivered, "a LID
Hldes-Dull Wet sailed, New or.
leans selected, As 70 90 pounds 4 1-2fi
4 I.2c; Texas selected, 90 10 so pounds.
4lf5c; Buenos Ayfes dry, 20 70 ~
p5ands, 10 1-2ui1e; Te1al dry, "a 10
30 pounds vn.
Isethcr-F Firm.
Uemloek sold, Bueuo5 Aynel light 10
heavy weight 14MlOo
Rice Steady. Domestic fair TO extiu.
Q i-id5 he.
Japan. 4fIf 10.
M0iastes Dull.
New Orleahs opon kettle, good to
Cotton seed Oh. quiet and Inactive, eaa-
ier under reports o. probabls Increased
production and generally Donsh nd
vices from me South. Demand from
the West stacking up. Exporter
made lower bids, local demand slick
0notations GENERALLY unchanged. Prime
crude. 80 20 ~ OF crude. AtIi.lsc: yellow
butter grades. 3siL39e; choice yellow. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
Cotton,


special Dispatch.
New Orleans, La. Jan. 20. -MeFlroy
a Co. say.
Futurcs-All things considered, Liver
pool has shown considerable strength iO-
day. II Is true spot declined LIZA, but
snlcl we've 1000 for the half, and fut-
ures closed firm al a loss Of only 1.Of.
Tie heavy movements OF the past weok,
as shown hy the figures published ycsfer,
day evening. WIS 10 itself enough % cauee
greater decline. Further weakness might
In silver. which bring that metal down
20 he low figure Of sd, but Liverpool
had already closed before the decl.ne was
known Il needs no explanation 10 show
that further depTHsion In the price u
the white metal danuot fail 10 reduce tie
buying power Of silver countries. sucA a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
Financial,


ny Associated lfess
New York. Jan, %, Tho stock mnrlsc.
was active during the two hours Of buii.
ness todhY' the transactions nggregntlnP
sold during tho whole Of Yesterday. The
opening was strong and higher In hnr.
monY with the London market for Ameri.
cnn securltics and very bullsh feeliur
prevailed, due to The reports Of an un,
usually favorable bunk statement, which
WIS subsequently verified hy the publ.
cation which shows that lhe associated
banks now bold mmlus Of SSD,OOOOO9
DO excess OF The amount held last year AZ
this time. As result OF the wcck'a
speculation. large majority Of the shares
traded In show advances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

i, Cordage-Sisal ronc. half-inch hnsls.
y lie; manila rope. ten-inch, basis,
y C. cotton rope, all slzcs, l2ci cot
Bags, Gi.lnch. s-&mce Sc: lGlneh,
o-9nncc, &c; l2.lnch lO-ouncc G lie.
Seod--ltye. per hushel, soc, turnin
seed per hound, 25c; alfalfa seed, per
pushed y; Johnson grass seed, per
huHhel, Sl25; millct. per bushel 05ci
barley seed, per bushel. Coo; onion scts,
red, $3.50 per bushel; onions sets, white,
$40 per bushcl; amber cane, Toe per
busheli orange cane. Toe per hushcl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
New York, Jan 20-The week closes
with disappointing results IN the dry.
goods district The volume Of trade was
about maintained ~ compared with lngf
week and has been made Of a large NUM-
Der Of small mail orders supplemented bv
a moderate local demand, and All repori-
an Goods trade al iarre 1'be fest,,ro
Of the market Is the dislncination 10
anticipate wants Cotton goods hold
their own. Print cloths are inclined 10
weakness Ia the absence Of n support
ing donnnd. Prints and printed fabrics
are moderately active and about steady.
Ginghams and woven wash goods are
active Dress goods, sicadler, Foreign
dry goods are picking up a little. Me
iOhhiug trade shows few encouraging
features with a good many country buy
crs In town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

@Ssci prime yellow, s5asGc; prime
Spot Coifee-IRio market outlet and
easy. Rio, No. Z, is l-Se; Cordova, 20
M2O 1-4o.
ssngar--llaw, strong, Fair refining,
h-Sc
Centrifugal ~ test BE; sales. none.
Refined steady; No. @, 3 lS-itp,pic; gran
ulated, 4 3-ld5il 3-Se crbos, 4 T.1Uit4
0-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

~. lawson Is again to be found at
X stand, No. 80 Main street. sery-
Ihe public with all of the delicacies
Pc season, including oysters, fish,
| etc. Lawson's popular resort for
hungry Is siill up 10 the standard In
|llnary department, and the public
'peF9l Is cordially invited to cali and
ne inner man. House open day
aighL Polite attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
nv Associated Press.

Chicago. m. Jan. 20. -Cattle-Not
sufficient number on sale to make a mar.
Rot. No sales Of note, hence no quota
Hons; prices unchanged.
Hogs Slow. . cunts lower Rough
81 .fD0li5 90; packers and mixed. 50 2Oq
3 80. prime heavy and butchers weights
81 .35Fi5 10; prime Hight, IS. 35d5 %.
Sheep aud lambs steady. Top sheep
So .OOfi3. 40; top lambs, 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

eey confessed hat he had becn given
~ ny the owner Of sam Hilireih 10
nlisn not better than second. Further
,lNe,,ngaiiou showed that Bookmaker w.
nuhiord had connection with the
1D,i ri As q result llildreath aud
dn'u9ilpri have been ruled on FOR life.
eornley, has lcen reihstaicd and repr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
Rr Aaanclnlnd press.

Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. 2O-Cattle
market slow and about steady Texas
steers. S2.1Jd3G3; shipping steers, 500
M535; Texas and native cows. $1,000
b 40: hnichers stock. &sOOMI1O; stock
ers and feeders. S2OO03bO.
Hog Market opened strong 10 10
cents higher; closed 10 10 cents lower.
Bulk. S5.15H5t0; heavy, packing aud
mixed, S50JH1.30; light yorkers aud
pigs. Sf.sOd5.30.
sheep--Nlarket noml1ally weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Hides Buyers arc paying Dry flint,
heavy, DC: light. Ic; dry salt, Be. greon
salt, . 10; butchers green. . BE.
Wool-Lirht medium, lhulBc; low
medium, l2dlic' tine. l2dl4c.
Boncs-lloof and bones, $500 per ton,
delivered.
Bees wax, 15d1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
.GA2ETTR ApvERrIsrRs

llle the Gazette deeply appreciates
morality Of Its advertisers, IL has
I'M necessary TO call attention to ths
mat hereafter all those who desire
page will be required to hand
~ copy At least one day In advance
n cate It 5 to appear. Copy for
4age Advertisements must be In Tho
IKE room by IL o'clock. noon. M
.s'ng copy. will be taken later than
Bhed. way " - 10 De
n 80. 1872. NoN'i ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
! Dispatch ihE'

/ =, Tex Jan. a0.-A refrir.
, y 90 local freight No, 81 on tbc
'ls Pacific railway caught fro
n,S,lernau and SouthmayI n5,
-, n, VERY effort was made iir Hs
In ~ eAtinguish the fire, but a.
Isirsi,.. nc tr1in was cut in two ami
! eb,is ylr attached 20 the engine
titb ~. men there began an exciting
swi,.hse 1nrning car 10 the S.m,b'
'eairlr Down hin and up no On.
III new until the switch w.,s
4. sns ..,le me chain was dronped
H. lisi and the burning car r XXX
Do 10 80, ~ place where Tie IRE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Oysters aud 1'ish-Oystcrs. bulk, T0d
sc per 100 counts, per dozen cans,
-; 20 dressed catfish, Toe per pound;
gun hsh, 10c per pound; ehrlmis, pos
pound Zoe; crabs. per dozen, iNc
dozen; Quaiis S5cSisi per dozen; Nal
Iard dncha, per pair zoe, Zeal ducks lsl
p1ir, joe; canvasback ducks, per pair.
oWIOoc; rabbits. 81 per dozen; deer,
saddels, per pound, 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

ssoclatrd Press
Petersburg Jan. 2O-M. Glnckowlski.
was Russian Commissioner at the
fl's fair, has been appointed 10 the same
on az the exposition NJ Antwerp.
fnd Duke George, second son OF the
Is IN critical condition, and Grand
Michael j. sun In danger from In
patton of the lungs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

New York, Jan. 20, (SpeciaLl--
Sterling hank, 90 days. .-i s5ai s5il
Commercial, 90 days...,..4...4 sih@i siH
RclohmnrRs Commercial, %
uNAhss .tstfs -ts ttt-fsfst Wa ~
Francs HANK ~ dnys.....b lpf@D isI
Commercial, 90 daya........5 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
cnAcKnns. cAKEs 40 cANpTEs

Crackers-Animals. 12c; Boston butter.
S.; butter &c: creams, s lie: cracknels,
15e: cracker meal. &c; oyster pearl, &c;
oyster excelsior, Sc: prelzels. 13c; cream
soda, Sc; snowfnkes. he; soda, 0c
Cakes and Jumbles-l1leven and one
ha,t cents; fruit, sUltQna. l2c; ginger
snaps. Size; gwndmas cookies, Zoe;
lemon snaps. 13c: waters, 15c; sugar
cookies, Zoe: stage planka, &c.
Candies -Cammels. assorted favor, o
pound boxes, Zoe; gumdrops, A., -. No.
sorted favors. 5-pound box, doc; japanese
sirips. cnnoannt favor. 6.pound box, Csc;
roek assorted and while Q1ci French
kisses. per box. G5c: chocolate creams,
Al. q0r: lemon drops. frosted. Ier box,
az, burnt nitr0nds nor hnv zoe. creams.
hand made a0r. peannt block. Csc; pea
mt bar, per hos. Zoe: lozenges, assorted
con-. 5-ponnd h0y. Toe; mar,h-muil0ws.
b-pound box los: mixed candlsa pals,
per nonnd.t G lie: crystal emit o 3-lc;
II. ". creams pails, l2c; stick candy,
n pals, l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
Buiter-Frosh country, lilo; choice.
creamery, 20d28c.


Butter-Frosh country, lilo; choice.
creamery, 20d28c.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
Vegetables Cabbage. Northern, per
pound, "a l-2c: potatoes, California,
per hushel, soc: onions, per pound.
:, l1,-ci sweet potatoes, per hushol, 90
q ioct sweet pntatous. Northern. ptr
huahel, 81 90; pumpkin vans, 81; sweet
nepntrper halfbushcl basket, ylc; celery,
Zoe por one dozen punches; beets, per
hushel, 81 90; carrots. per huahel. 81
n5alishcs, 200',5c per dozen; lettuce, 100
2Oe per dozen.
FRUITS Apples. fancy, Oregon, l-bushel
h9N, s., lemons, fancy. C,iON nnr box,
SO; oranges. per box. SO 90. Bluhcld ha-
nangs, per bunch, SOS; BartlesS pears,
per box, Si.7563.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22
SHAVED HIMSELF

Il have bought and owned over nf,v
razors in my life but never have ov,nea
any flual 70 those 'Pla,lna guaranteed ra.
z0Fs OF Anderson's" This IS the verlir,
OF every, purchaser. Try one and be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

s -,as CITY, Ark Jan. Ca good
w ''01ne struck the city today AT
|, ~ and blew down several houses.
Il NNNlch was used BY Coptrnctot
III warwick 10 keep his mules IN ~
M i931rieen head. elrbf u ns ,,b n. /;
Mrke, Is slster-iu-iaw. Mrs.
s'49lsiy injured. S' fe'soilS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-22

Galveston, Tex, Jau 10 tspeclaL) -
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