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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

, Whcat-Old and new, No. =, Csc: No.
Corn-Car lets, ,. .. h.. Fort Worth.
ear, BE; ear. local. wagon lois. 4Jc per
bushel; Kansas snclled. car lots, bulk,
l3 lie; sacked, doc.
Oats-TeNas rust proof. car lots (. o.
b.. Fort Worth, bulk. 32c: sacLod 34c;
wagon louds unsuckol, 32d33c.
Bnn-.Per 100 pounds. + o, b., Fort
Worth. ~ 1-2c.
Hay Car lois + o. b.. Fort Worth,
best Forney. Sl1, 80 per ton; best up.
land, So 30; alfalfa. loose. local. $40;
johnson grass. bnlcd. local. $40 per ton;
loose prairie local. per ton, $40,
Flour-Best patents, 81 80 per 100
pounds half patents 81 50: third grade
81 40 fourth grade, Si,O5 northern
patents. 81 10.
Chops-Corn and oats. mixed. per ton,
SIS; per 100. 81 90.
Coiton-Low middling. T.sc; strict
low nidd!ing, l-Sci middllng, . 3,Sc.
strict middling, 1-2c; good middling,
@ 5-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
Cotton.
GLENNYS REPORT.

hy Associated Prcss.
p, Now Orleans. La. Feb. 20.-Glenny *
Co, say.
l.iyorpool closed l-Gld lower on futures
and i-idd lower on spots, with sales OF
5000 bales. Middlink, 4 11Gd.
Ncw York opened 5 cents lower, and
AZ lao ., m. was cents lower than
Saturday.
New Orleans at the Opeuine was With
out news from Other markets. except the
opening of Liverpool. which was only
2-bld lower. Later in the dny telegrams
from New York reported that market
TO points lower and Liverpool 5-6ld
lower than Saturday. when rapld de-
cline SGT IN, May selling ut l-i6c Tho
subsequent recovery OF New York and che
closing of Liverpool iirm. 80 an advance
from the lowest Of Ltd. steadicd prices
here. and al noon Now Orleans was
steady at Saturdays pricoa. The market
today has been very nervous, and nuctu-
atoms were rapid and fN,uucnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
COAL

Retail list bridgeport, car lots. 81 %,
: to 10 tons 81 10; / ton, 50 OO. Meal.
ester Jenny Lind Rouse Maitland. Rob
lnsQn and Nulsonbcrg Goals. car lots,
~ 20; 3 90 10 ton lots. SO 20; I ton,
~ io' - ton, 50 90; Monarch. Victoria.
50 %: 3 TO 10 to lots, sd OO . tons.
50 y; ton, 50 so. II ton. 81 5Oi Briar
Greek and Mclames coal. car lots. 81 %;
= TO 10 ton lots, s. 80: tons 81. 20:
! ton, So IL ton. 81 %: Monarch egg,
car lots, 50 -; 3 10 10 ton lots 50 so;
single ton, s. 20. anthracite, Pcnnsylya-
mia, ear lots, Sii; 3 TO 10 lots, SETS;
single ton. Sl3; anthracite Qu1, . to
10 ton lois, 50; single tons $3.50; IL ton.
50; slack, ltlsi car loads. 50 %; Thurbcr,
car lots, 50 80 per ton; Cameron, per
ton, IS; tons, ST75' 3 to 10 tons, $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
creamer 2Od2gc.


CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES.
Crackers Animals, l.c; Boston butter
v; butter &c; creams, ) lie; cgacknris,
lac; cracker meal. &c, oyster pearl, a.,
oyster excelsior, Se, pretzcls lar. cream
soda, s.; snowflakcs, lie; soda. Oc.
cakes and iumhlcs- Eleven and me
kalt cents; fruit, spltann, lie. ginger
snaps, i.sc; eramdnia's cookies, TO-.
lemon snaps, l3c; waters. lac; sngsf
cookies. Zoe; stage planks, Sc.
tandles--Carauels, assorted flavor. s.
pound boxes, zoe. rumdrops, A. H., as.
sorted favors 5-pound box, 4Oe. Iaran.
csc strips. coeoanut flavor. 07pouud hox
n9c; rock, assorted and white, csc;
French kisses, per box. 0ac, chocolate
creams. Al, noe lemon drops. frosted,
PER box. U5c; burut almonds, per box,
eoe; ereams, hand made, Doe; peanut
ploek, Toe; ncfnut bar. nor box, Toe;
loxenges, assorted con-. a-pound box,
Zoe; marsh mallows, 5-pound box 81 -;
mixed candiss, pale, per pound, U lie;
crystal cut, & Sac: n N. crcains, pals,
l-ci stick candy, in pals. U lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Meats Dry salt, clear shorts, Z Bic;
bacon, short clear = lie: bacon bellies,
Zoe, dry salt bellies, De; medium hams,
dry salt bellies, Dc: medium hams,
II lie; breakfast bacon, 12c.
Lard-CompOund, lie; pure leaf,
Sagar-Standard graduated. DC;
Powdered, barrels, 3 lie; powdercr, hnlf
barrels, 3-4c; cut loaf, IN barrels.
. l;2ei cut loaf, u half barrels, 60.
Midland. 24e; Lion, 24e; Alaroma,
CheeseSFancy. full cream, one In boa,
1Ge; two in box, 10 lie; Young Ameri-
can, 16c.
Beans-Navy Sc: Lima. 3 Sic;
bayou. o lie; pink. lie; black eyes,
Rico-Common. 3 3-ica4c; prime. DC;
choice, . 1-2d0c; head rice. O lie.
Salt dsh-New mackarel, medium. No.
], half barrels, 81 30; No. ., l0pound
net kits, 81. 10; medium No. /. 10-pound
net kits, Sf.25. Goldfish bricks. z lie.
Starch-Lump, &c per pound: ] and 3
pound packages, per pound. lie; u
pound wooden boxes, DC per pound; corn
starch. 20 aud 40 pound boxes, Bl6 lie;
Faultless, &c; l'pound packages to the
case. So.
Pickles Barrels, m .d So half bar
HNlnf AAfAANAlt fNAstNt huAAAAaf HAAAaAg
81 90; half barrels, small. ~ 20; 10
gallon kegs, 500; 5-gallon kegs,
s. 90; pints, PER dozen. S5c: quarts.
pes dozen, 81. %; half gallon. pes doz-
en-, Am, gal. per dozen, ~ 90; hex
ogon, gal. per dozen. 1000 imperial,
gai:, per dozen S6.oO.
Nuts-Almonds. new soft shell, per
pound, lUt-2c; wnlnuis, per pound, extra
large, u lie. tlberts, per pound II lie;
Brnziis, per pound, new crop, l. LEI
pecans new crop, ) l-2ayci peanuts,
fancy while, per sack, Parrot brand, s.;
choice white. brass brand. 1ei roasted.
white, best quality. lOc.
Preicrves-Fiye pound pals one dozen
to the case, per doz y, 1913. 2Opound
kanikins, per pound, l0c
Moasses-- Barrel lots. new crop.
fancy sugar house, 4Oc; choice new crop,
per gallon, S5ci fancy syrup per gallon,
3rc; choice corn syrup. per gallon, 2sc;
silver dip. per gallon. zoe.
Greru cOilee-by the sack, good.
22c; choice, % he; fancy, DC; pea
berry - lie old government Java.
re. Mocha. PIC.
pound. i.ac; California. 110s,. lbs,
kg,noupd boxes. Z 1.2c: California. 0Dc:
zoos. 25-ponnd boxes. Sc; tys, SJs, De:
aprirois. per pound. 10 lie, l.. l.. ras-
ms. 3-croWn. 81 90 per box. chciee evap-
GRATED apples. 5q-nound boxes, ~ l-2r;
grated apples. oupouhh h'Aess ~ LEI
nrime. 5O-pound boxes. IL lie per
bornd; currants in barrels &c per pound;
rurrants, IN boxes. &c per pOundi Caliior-
~ raisins cranes. lie drei grapes.
r.. eitron. 1sc; orange peel. lsc; lemon
nesl lse: dates l0-pound bo1fs lOc per
rsunI. 30 pound bo1ee, lie per
ronnd; choice unpeeled California peaches
u ITs,llss-Twenty.pound pals. zoe; 70
,,,nJ nails Soc: 17-pouhd pals. Doc:
y,Siar cisss per dozen, Toe; schooner, per
dozen. s. 40.
POULTRY. BUTTER AND EGGS
poultry-OId heua per dozen, S2.25,
,,-,rr fificlaus. small ltr dnxsn. 81 30;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Fish-Alaska, No. 1, salmon per dog.
$l.4O, COLUMBIA river No, l salmon, pef
dog, 81. 40, l-pound niack0rel, per dos.
Sl.3t; American harllncs. Lila, nur case,
81 90; French sardines, lis, Der ease,
ST.. 80.
uysters-onc.pound, per ooz., 0Oc; No.
., Si.15.
Meats-Pottcd ham. IL pound, per doz,
Sgci potted ham, IL pound, per doz
y oui Vienna sausage, IL pouud. per
doEv l,20; Vienna sausage, I pound
per doA., ~ 10, cLippcd beef II pound.
per doz., 81 %: lunch tongue, l.ponHd,
per do1., 81 50. clipped beef, pound
per doz.. s. 40.
Vegetable rhrec-p pound tomatoes
Sl.2o; 2-pound tomatoes. 800; 2'pouud
corn, chnlce, 81 10; 2-p0uuG corn, fancy
81 20 pound string beans, oOoi 2-ponnd
marrowtat peas, 81. -.
California fruits-Two and oue-hali
pounds peaches, - 20: IL pounds and.
cots, $50; IL pounde pears, 50 90;
- pnuuds plums, ~ 81; . - pound
muscat grapes, 81 20; = IL pounds white
cherries, SIS; . IL pounds black cher
rics, 81 go.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
Live Stock.
NEw YoRIk I1YE srocK'-

BY Associated Press
Now York. Fob 20 Boeyet-A Active.
q shade stronger Native steers. good 10
prime. SS4 4O4tj 90; medium 10 fair.
"a 10f4 20. decent 10 ordinary, So 7Oii
- %. common, SO 5Rd1 %, Texans.
s. 1!lf3 90, oxen 81 1914 90, bulls,
50 IS: dry cows, 81 IBd3 co.
Cables quoted American steers At lOFf
lie per pound. dressed weight. American
refrigerator becf seaht 8 l-2c pr pound
Cilra steady; poor 10 prime veals,
s. 5OoT y.
Sheep Demand strong; sheep. 1.sa
higher: lambs, 80 higher Sheep, poor
10 prime. ~ 5Qnl 80; lambs, common
10 choice. 81 0ffti %.
Hogs-Finn At 50 Jolt3 %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
Unison RuMBLINGs.


|, Tex, Feb. aG.-Gcneral
nlsn Of the Missouri. Kansas
|slsi Texas, stated TO a Gazette
| KEW ms morning that on
~, ~ssll traffic over the Missouri,
e1ns 70 St. Louis would
l.. ny April a new time card
,saia Issued from Parsons north,
4, ~, s9yen the Katy's passen-
~ eAnleers and twenty-fOur
NJ We're relieved from duty
|, olh' Kansas ami Texas n
Or so val be replaced by to-
| ~ uf9l day. Business has
| se'.1 la,.derably, and the Katy is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27


Quotations based on small lots to re
tail dealers. Anlpathine, per ounce,
6Qc; Acetanlid, per ounce l0c, per pound,
VOC ncetoc acid, per pound, lOc; carbOl-
lc ncid, erystallzcd, per pound 3Od82c;
murlatlc acid. O.. r., per pound, re,
nitric acid, @. p, per pound. 22c; sui
phuric ncid, @, p, per pound, nc; tan.
nc acid, hulk, per pound, 81 .; alcohol,
10 per cent per gallon 81 AZ less Sc for
cash; alum, per pound, &c; nnhkammnin,
81; anufebrlnc, per ounce, 25o; antipy.
rene, per ounce, 81 40; ammonia, car
honate. per pound, Ice; yiirol, per pound,
Vabc; blue mnss per pound, Doc; blue
ointment, per pound, Doc; bornx per
pound, ia Use; camphor gum, pei pound,
Dgiofc; capSlcGm, powdered, per pound,
@1fi cocnine. mnr, cfystalizcl, per ounce,
$500; copperas, per pound, Ease; cream
tartar, o. T., per pound, 2adci Eroccrs
per pound, 1dc: D0vufs powder
per pound. 81 -; ether, sulphurlc. u
>. T., per pound, Zoe; gum arabic, tirst
pick per pound, gOci shellac, per pound,
3Bc; glue, brown, per pound, l2iIlOe: glue,
white, per pound, Zoe; mace, per pound,
soc mercury per pound Zoe; nprnhirr.
p. & W. i,s ounce box per ounce. 81 go;
= l-2 ounce boxes per ounce. S205I ounce
bottles, per ounce. 81 ,35, nutmegs, per
pound flo; castor oil, per gallon, VI ~
Ml3o; olive OIL per gallon. Sl.lO; lin
seed oil, per gallon. bs9nie; sperm. w.
y. ner gallon, 81 20: opium. peI pound,
81 %, opium, pc i, per pound, 81 2Oblack
pepper. per pound, l5c potash. bromide,
per pound. 4Tc; potash, chloratei per
pound. 2gci. iodide,. per. pound, w 70;
qnnine. 7. e. w, 1-oz bottles, 30 1-2c;
o. cans, per o., ~ lie; guinlne, + q w,
boz, cans. per ounce. 81 lie; =. & s.
guinlnc, 1-oz. walls per o., 80 Les
do. boz. tins. 30 1.2c: 25-oz. tins, per
or, ~ lie; 1OO-ounce tns, per ounce,
% 1-2e; salsods. per pound l-4dd2 l-2ci
salt peter. refined. per pound. loc; salt
Epson, per pound. 31s4c; salts Rochelle,
33c; soda bicarbonate. English kegs, per
Mound. &c: sulphur. flowers, email lots.
De; sulphur. 5-harrel lois. lie;
spirits turpentine, market rntc. per gal
lon; white lead. Collier & Southern, $,
T.. per pound, @ 3-4GTc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Hides-Buyers are paying. Dry Flint,
heavy, DC: Light &c; dry salt, Be- green,
salt, 2 lie; butchers green. . 1!2c.
Wool-LEht medium. 15dlGc; low
medium, 12@14c; int, 12Qllc.
Bones-Hoof and bones, 50 per ton, de.
liyerel.
Bees wax, 15a1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Cordago ,ui rope. half-inch basis.
G lie MAMMA rope. half inch. basis, De;
cotton rope, all sizes, 12c; cotton twiRp,
l6c; bpy iute Irvine, 1Sc.
Bags 04-lnch, Sounce. Sc; 4Gnch,
S-onnce, &c; 42Inch. iU-ouncc. @ lie,
Secd-ltye, per bushei, 500; turnip.
seed, per pound, 2oc: alfalfa seed. per
bushel, 81; Johnson grass seed, Der
hushel, 81. 25: milct. per buahel. CSC;
barley seed, per bushel. zoe: onion sets,
red, $500 per hushcl; onion sets, white,
~, 90 per bushel; amber cane. 81 20 per
hushel; orange cane Sl.2b per bushel:
seed potatoes. New York early rose po-
tetoes, Sl.25 per bushcl; New York
Peerless potatoes, 81 % per bushel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
CHICAGO LIVE Shock.

Chicago. H.. Feb .--caltIe-Actlre
and steady; hfstSlaaa native steers.
d. 10; others, - OOfIB 20.
sIgx.-Aeiiye. 1Oc lower. Prime. beasy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
EMuLE WASN'T THERE.



ailaeple. Fob. 20.-The intcrpre-
United States legation called
pre- In behalf of United
Aasitr Terrell in regard TO the
lablIshed TO the effect that he,
Mates minister, had severely
~ With the porte in regard to
~ Of ArncniRns who had be.
.izn citizens, and that Ter
4atened to asl, the United
|, Enment to dispatch three war
4. ,rene OF the alleged outrages,
lgieter Informed tho porte
~. regretted the publication,
,tla'ed in France. and which
sg unfounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

man has long been known
lev ,sw Aork's most prominent
,,,as was an advocate Of com
Z lss,.eaiiy With Canada. a pro-
.s'S ls,erous projects Of great
y lAnee and promlnent
IN qe New York cha i9,' Of I
r aslil M 4, board Of trade.
iii1-,is "a assignment In Anril
X, a y be a millionaire liz
isasS ieriher the isterssts IF
F-, i,,aaad lives in a msrnisica1t y,
sas,ls.a. His name ' bas bifbar.
Il Ros saens with ali that was M.
b Table M. VIM "Ss ~, w
a,'aio fifiy-ihree " y l,ass ! w go
| sa,.s. poor farmers NV As n
n ssaiest enterprise om was sh X
llf,tv 49,, ~, and thersi,r 'c y, ~. Z
- ma known ~ s6 1'suoAi{ ~.
~. 81 INDUSTRY and l,,. ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
aaa

sYou ought to be nshams9i, AZ. ;aisl .be !,
Won annoyea your aunt 50 much 'pA' soe
has Jeff as. m. a;stout rela-
s. 20, ~ ~ - Fliegende Blatter-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Nv AssocInlNd TVS
Kansas City, No. Feb. 20 Cattle
Weak to 100 lower. HNas Steers,
81 soar 40; shlnpiue Steers. So 0nd
81 NJ; Texas and native COWS, 81 hcd
81 .li. stOcAcrs and feeders. So T.ytf
81 80; bulls, 81 75a2 80.
uocs-a to Zoe iowcr; hulk. 81 Ta,d
81 50; hcnyics packers and mixed,
81 uVft 81; lights, poreers and pigs,
81 iOsi4 10
Sheep-Steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Oysters and Iish-Oysters, bulk, 16li
SOC per 100 counts; per dozen cans,
SO. 25i dressed catfish, l0c per pound;
gulf feb. loo per pound; shrimps, per
pound. lbc; crabs. per dozeu, I5c.
quails, 81 20 per dozen; Mallard ducks,
per pair GUc; Zeal ducks. npr pair, iJt,
canyushnek lucks, per pnlr, oO0idOc. Yah.
bits, 81 20 per dozen; deer, saddles, Per
pound, 9 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Perdita-Why do you sigh?
penelena-B Because ! cant see the back
of nv dress They say It fits beautifully.
Truth. ,.,oo IT.. ,.a..l.
deuosltoss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

.I have bought and owned over nity
-.vars In nv lie. but never have l owned
49,, ,,onsi Ia those 'PlatinA' Guaranteed "a
-. ~ "a Andefsoa'sH This is the veraicl
Of every purchaser. IFy Que -nu %
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Blipkins-How DO you end the walk
ing since the stornl . =.
piankius--Slme oh way; by trying 10
catch ar.-Inter-Ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Brotherly Love-Rasior-Our church
Is lust Ike one family.
Mrs Candid-Nes. indeed noliee
there Is a good deal o. quaileuns Ai1'lH
the members Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Twenty.iive Thousand persons IN the
United States. it has been estimated,
own 3l,aOo,OO worth Of property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
WACO uNppRwRIrrRs.

Psironizc home industry and buy West.
lands home made cigars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

\ ld q. Blue Belle cigar still leads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
sToCKs IN poNDs.
Now York, Feb 20 Stock, aad bonds
eloseo at the following priess bid;

Now York, Feb. 20 -stec@s aad bonds
closed At the following prices bid;
BoNDA
United States as. registered. .1l8l
United States -. coupon ..Ii9E
United States ~ Coughs. ......... 49,
central Faclhe lls.4....s.-.s-...-.... lys4
beaver and Rio Grande a. ......... 7sk
Missouri Pacific oonsolidEiel 6's..., 100
Missouri, Kansas and TeEas general
St LOUIS and Iron 'sio;iuisiiiiia general -
ST. Louis aud san Franelseo general
o.. t-l.' ttaif 7. ..4.....ss+ssssss- ~
AeAAs and Pacific Land grapts ....... 9Otf
Texas and ,acihc Rio Gfandes. y
Union Observation-Disclosures. lo5il
STOCKS
American Gotten oil certificates ..... Tx
AtohiAon, Topoks and saata Fes..... l2&
Central pi,cifc ............... I8t
Chicago and Alton ........ igJ
thic1go, burlington and Qniueg. 55if
Dinysr, Tcsas and For, Worth. 80. -
delaware and LlckawAnna. ...........i Gs
Denver and Rio Grsnde 80. ~
Den'er and Rio Grands preferred. az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

and butchers weights So 05@0 10;
others UNCHANGED.
Sheep and lambs Steady Ton sheep,
81 o0a3 10; top lambs. 81 0odiI 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

POULTRY. BUTTER AND EGGS.
Poullry-Old hens per dozen. S2.25;
,.r-,rg tiiichaus. small pHr dnHpn. - ~;
fsnrr. large. spring, per dozen, g. 40;
'.-ass.ty. pei dozen. 81 .; turkey hcps,
~. robbers. Toe; geese, per dozen, 81
a.. X. per dozen. s.
Eges-F Fresh. without Gaze l2e-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

- AL l.AH,dustry and buy West.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
S,stssn Sgpen5 photographs
For 10

Cut from this paper the coupon n
ths Susplr GAEurrn aud send or
bring II 70 our oaieo with 10 esnts
and get the Current CaslnoL
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Vermont and Name.

The result Of the state elections in
Vermont and Msine cannot fail to exert
favorable Influence upon. the R-pub
iican cause.in all other states where the
campaign IS being conducted on DIS
tinc,iveiy national :ssue. 4 Republi
car victory IN those states was, Of COURSE
expected.and 1t Was also anticipated that
That party would show some gain. brt
I he most sanguine expectations have
b-en exceeded by the results. In Yer
,aont the returns show a direct loss Of
:i.'arly 900 Democratic votes. the Re-
publican vote increasing over 5000 and
ti.e total vote nearl. 1900. The result
IA Maine Is not less significant, the Re-
publican malorlties III that state for
governor and congressman going far be-
yond the ante election estimates OF the
Repu blican managers. The chairman
; cf the publican state committee three
days before the election estimated that
the majority for governor would be 49,
OoO, and il is more than double that in
a total Yote considerably less than
had been counted on. lie estimated
that the ina iorities for the Republican
candidates for congress would range
from 1900 TO 6.OO0. whereas they range
from G,UJ to 10000, tx Speaker Reed
receiving about three times the majority
he WAS expected to get. In the absence
vi details the reduced vote must be
assumed to Indicate that some Demo
Gratis did not vote, while the increased
Republican mnjorities show that in
Maine. as in Vermont, a considerable
proportion o. the Democratic loss went
[ q, the RppubliranS
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Will BE Elected

The SENTINEL believes the Eapubii
cans of the Fourth district did good
lays work when they made George
% i;FowtheI their candidhte for congress
The convention was composed Of au
earnest body at man intent on se.aCtiEg
Candidate who could unite all the
torces WHICH are opposed To the prir.ci
uies and policies OF the Democratic par.
ty.
DIR Crowthar ought Ia be. can b, and
we bslieye wall 10 elected. The indus
.ry ami success revealed IN This canvass
for nomination are Iut:ica:io ioas OF his
eEarHy and success ia the congressional
canvass, TIE Acknowledgement Of tho
democratic coIsaess and lis failure 10
fniffil Its obiiGat.oES TO provide relief
from the hard tines and Gala amities fol
lowing its election n.ake IL necessary for
the future welfare Of thS cuuutry "a
:urn tho Democrats ont The votes
We're swallowed upor reutraiized We
mus. have l51 Republicans il the next
''ongress to stop farther tinkerins With
cue tariff. To hold E check the anti pen
zion. anti-soiiier ring. led by Hoke
Smitii.etal. We do not want poss..,siun
* the next congress 10 prulong tariff
uncertainty and the Ineasiness of the
Union soldier, but to give the country
rest and security. To secure this we
need Republican majority. Nothing
else will secure it. No one man can ef-
sect anything in congress. nor secure
iesors for his party. nor change a single
'a@ relating u the welfare of the veter-
ans, or iis state or ms district, unless he
- che IL L single body which casts TIE
MAJORITY vGte. !f YOU want change for
the best; If you ~art = congressman to
represent America and American homes.
american Industries and the American
farmer. i'.eE Tor heavens sake cast your
vote for Geo. {. Crowiner: othcrwi Use
.hen vote for Billy" Ellison who VIII
-epreseiit everything un American.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
The Other Fellows.

Our Democratic friends met at Bige
low on Tuesday last. and nominated
tt cir county ticket. The nominations
IN the majority ut cases are worry excel
lent, and in some particulars means fu
sion before the day Of election. 1t may
be said to the credit of Mr.. I,igss VIII,
was nom!nated for recorder by the popu
lists. that he stated before the Democra-
tic conyentlon, that he was Democrat
and il nominated would make the race
as Democrat. The placing of his name
upon the populist ticket was without
his authority and they could take his
name off their ticket il they choose
Their nominations are as follows:
Representative, K. G. Benton, Of Lew
is.
Sheriff, Henry Cook. Of Lewis.
Assessor, s. B. keefer, OF Clay.
Recorder, Il. NJ. BigSs, Of Liberty.
Collector, Ches. Fuller. OF Benton.
Probate JuGge, A. Van nBuskirk, OF
Lewis.
Circuit Clerk, Ed. Roselius, Of Lin
coin.
County Clerk, John, II. Williams, Of
Union.
Treasurer, James Poynter. Of Forbes.
Prosecuting Attorney, J. NJ. Dunning,
OF Clay
Coroner, DR.. j. NJ. Tracy. OF Benton.
Judge at Large. Geo. Holtom. of
Liberty.
Judge north district, Arch. Sharp.
Judge south district, VIM. Baker.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
The Steel Range Swintlle.

Last week We warned our farmer
friends to beware OF the "steel range
men that were travelling through the
country in wagon selling stoves, but
II seems the warning Was not needed
and several farmers have been most glo-
riously "dene up, Joe DitamOre and
George Warehime are among the num-
Ger swindied. The stove men stopped
at the formers home, several miles
southwest Of town, and finding they
could not sell him IA stove, wanted the
privilege OF leaving one as a sample at
his house for few days. aud as perhaps
another man would Cal, for it they in
dueed him to sign two papers, one to be
held by himself and the other to be kept
by the stove men.that the man who called
for the stove would understand the cir
cumstances and remove il. Joe signed
the papers like little man, and after
the sharpers were gone he discovered he
had placed his signature to % genuine
note for $50. Mr.. Warehime was Undue
ed to buy stove for SD, giving in part
payment his old one at SO. They had
him sign notes for 900, claiming to be
giving him three years time in which to
meet them. hut it now turns out that
the note is due the lst OF April next. as
is also Ditamore's, and they will have
them to pav. The slicl. stove men haye
disappeared. leaving their victims sad
Ser but wiser men. L se q shot gun On
all travelling frauds, end buy your goods
o! your home merchants. ts.-Rayenwood
Gazette.