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Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
THE HUB.

BosroN, MASS, May 10th, 1694.-Ws
are urging our subscribers to buy the
PLANET prize tickets and many have
promised to buy.
The May number of the Monthly Re
view has appeared and contains some
very interesting articles. 1t is well
worth the price and as it grows older II
will certainly grow stronger, but not
II Won borrow some else's copy to read
Mr.. j. j. Yancy will visit Richmond
while away from the city.
The long looked for will soon happen
read our next letter.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Secretary W. A. Hunton will represent
the coIored young men OF America g.
London where the Associations van no1u
their wear of Jubilee, June lst- oer
brother will leave this country with oth-
or delegates Wednesday 16. p III.
Give him your prayers,
We are anxious to have everybody
understand the work OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. WIZ you
We regret very much to know that it
was so that Mrs. George b. Lewis coulu
not address the boys last SUNDAY
| and we hope at this wrlunB Sne =
| much better and will be able TO De Wlst
| us In the near future.
The bows were addressed last SuDde,
nv brother W. ii. Isham, who Is AWAY,
able to- give. that advice Whlc WI
bring success TO any boy 4
The Mems meeting was We'll 49,
Sunday. and the address by W. IL ues
tsr ID, ID. WAS all we could have desire
h 10 have been. A brother OF his exp,
rience warrants always that which .
I upliiting. He was followed by X.
! Jones, M. D., Vice-President OF the ass
8 citation. and Lawyer Asbury of Norioll
| With this trio the subject was iorcio'
impressed upon the hearts oil all.
1t is very encouraging TO know tn
II onr nastors are becoming more intere'
s4 ed in the work. Another pastor. n
kindly consented to speak for us III
-e sew days.
It Girls meeting to-day st p m
N ]. Jones, ID. ID. will explain
he Sunday School Lesson to-day at o.
in N m Be on time. Free to all.
Director w. r. BuTrell will aodr
the boys Sunday, 4. p. m. Boys rem
ber he is still boy, and knows y
ad what you need
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
Personals 6 Briefs.

-Mr.F.E. Brown is our collector.
Please pay him when he calls.
Rev. James Mont and Spencer
Todd of Caroline Co., Va., called on us.
PROF. J.R. Robinson of Virginia
Seminary was in the city this week and
called on US.
-Mr.-J. f. Jackson of Danyille, Va,
was in the city this week on visit to
his aunt, Mrs. j. Il. Carpenter.
-Mesdames Fanny A. Smith and
Exnma Gray have arrived rom Chicago'
where they have been since last August
Mr.. D. James passed through the
citv Thursday, May 18th from New
York CITY, enroute to West View, Va.
saors -Cora r. Sears left New York
Nav the 10th to visit her grand mother
Mrs. Cathrine Brown OF Baltimore, Mo.
Mr.. VIM. s. Moore of Philadelphia, ,Su-
ureme Chancellor, Knights OF Pytnias OF
the Eastern and Western Hemisphere,ina IN
company with Messrs. VIM. Booker ana
+. ii. jackson called on as.
MIR. Jack Glenn of Savannah, Ga,
salesman for A. q. Rhodes 4 Co., EUR
niture Dealer in company with MT
Thoe. b. Brightwell called on us TINS
week. They were very much pleased
with our plant.
We return thanks for the invita-
tim received to attend the Commence
ment exercises OF Wayland Seminary
Washington, ID. c., Wednesday Evening
NAV %. 1894 at Vermont Avenue Bal
tist Church at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. NJ. C. Jeter; who returned r
GENTLY from attending the funeral OF q
wife in South Carolina-has removed q
MACE of business from ia South 81
Sf to 10Th st. An error being made
the notice of last weeks PLANET.
Louisa Winston; through her col
col Giles B. Jackson, has obtained
vorce from her husband John +. w
sfon. in the Chancery Court OF the CT
of Richmond, where in Judge James
Lamb. entered the decree on the ora
of May, 1894, for IAN absolute olvot
from the bonds of matrimony forever
Rev G. Fl. Mcdaniel of Farmvi
Va called ON US. He was here at
Commencement Exercise OF the Ha
horn Memorial College at when
dau0hter. Miss Matte w. McDaniel &C
pleted her course and her iatner
great Joy congratulated One iaTuIoJ
their faithful and good work. Inc
with Miss Matte left for home.
The revival meetings at the I
Street Baptist Church continue
renewed interest. Over 800 have
converted, 1S1 have talked for bap'
and there are $50 penitents DO
Rev. Graham says the meetings 7
continue. Among the converts I
are many very old ladies and gentle
and two blind young men.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

pether we will find ourselves In the
main auditorium of our church. But
nothing shorter than financial pull
will land US there.
TheS s. s. Union was held witn one
Mt. Olive School last Sabbath, Pres
ident Hatcher presiding. The exer-
clses we're of q rare production. Inc
reports were very encouraging NJ
deed.
The Union adjourned to meet the
second Sunday In June with the
First Church. Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.
of the Richmond PLANET VIII
address the Union as the leading
speaker of the occasion.
Last week q large Craw Fish
caught one of Mr.. s. w. Johnsons
chickens and eEdeavored to pull 1t 10
its hole. The chicken had to be dug
out by neighbors, Mr.. 5. W. Hall
| and others
Mrs-Furpusson OF Lynchburg
was the guest OF her sister, nrs.
Martha Gassaway on last Sunoay'
/ Mrs. Furxusson seemed to Do we'll
pleased With the appearance OF our
city. She returned on iast Monday
morning.
| Mrs. Martha Gassaway recently o.
New York Is visiting her son Mr.. +. l.
|, Williams on Cersley ST., New Town.
Mr.. Joseph Brown left the cit,
: last Tuesday for Baltimore, Md.
Rev. l.. Z. Jeffress preached al
able sermon at the Second Baptis
Church on last Sunday night.
' We need q good live agent In Man
: chester for the PLANET. 1t would o
/; surprising to know the number {
a subscribers In this city. Also th
y number who has taken the papt
n and will not pray for 1t and com
70 plain because you do not run q hs
S column of advertising there bus
:" ness for them. We shall test the
In sincerity. :.
~ -Miss Rosa Coles of Charlottesvil
is Va, is in our city, the guest OF Mr.. q
~, Mrs. r. 7. Cogbill-
I, Miss Lizzie Coles OF Charlottesvil
~ ~ Va. one of the recent graduates OF {
,n Hartshorn Memorial College. Is IN
er- city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. U
,er bill.
he Mr.. A. ID. Moon, a student oi
v.N. & C. Institute, has returned no
ul- on vacation.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
Comet Come ~ Come III

To the Grand Anniversary Celebration
of the First Church Mission y .: et
Williams Hall Grace ST., between ltcn
and 18th Streets on Sunday next az =
O'Clock D. IN, An excellent program'ne
has been arranged
All are cordially invited to attend.
Come friends and encourage this work
in this part of our city for the Lord.
Admission free to any part -oi tne
house. 60
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR., Supt
W. II. Stokes, Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
m0ors St. Industrial Institution.

The closing exercises of this lnstitu.
tion will take place at the First bapriSe
Church, (colored) on Broad St.. at =
NJ. May 29th. The exercises VIII oe ID
teresting. There will be severai aooreSS
% on Industrial Education" The pub
lie Is invited TO be present.
By order of the board,
2t. JOHN OLIVER, Supt.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
Marriages.

FuNN-RoBINsoN-Th marriage OF
M;as Mary Glasgow Robinson to j.
Archer Funn took place Thursday, May
40 at 8 %. m. at the residence OF Rev. W.
r. Graham, 1O3 w. Jackson st.
ORANeE-HoBsoN-T marriage OF
Miss Mary f. Hobson to =. d. Orange
will take place at Little Zion baptlst
Church, Powhatan CO., Va, Wednesday
Nav % 1894 at o'clock Z. M. Friendi
are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
ALUMNI.
The manchester Graduates FERN an
Alumni.

The Graduates of the Manchester
High School, (Colored) met on Tues
day last, May 18th, at $50 Z; M
sf the residence of Prof. j. ii. Black
wei; and formed an Alumni. 1t mas
: "a membership of fiiteen-four boys
and eleven girls. The officers were
y ectsd as follows:
-. Jno. r. Coebill, President; sr-
fshas. IA. Robinson, 1st Vice Presi-
/ n lss r. f. jackson, and Vice-Presi-
,Ient. Miss Z. J. Winfree, Treasurer;
| Miss G. E. Armstead, Recording Sc
crstary; Mr.. Chas. IL. Jones, Cores
pondIng Secretary. ..,.o
The meeting was very intereshnp
and highly enjoyed by all present
/, short speeches were made by diner
emit members of the Alumni. basl,
ness of Importance was TRANSACTED
Il A very interest programme wa
arranged for the next annual meet
inc which will take place on Tuesda
(, following tbs next commencemeno'
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

We have decided to issue tick !
cts. each one of which IS good
for two months subscription TO |
the PLANET. The price OF these
tickets will be only 20 cents.
When brought or sent TO the
PLANEr Office, S14 East Broad
Street. they will be regarded as
money and the PLANET Will De
sent to any address Tor two
months: two tickets will secure
Won the PLANET for four months;
three tickets will secure you. the
planet for six months; tour tick
cts viii secure you the Planet Tor
eight months: FIVE tickets VIII Sc
r~,,re YOU the Planet for ten
months and six tickets Will Sc
c,,re YOU the Planet for twelve
Won must buy these tickets O
+be ticket sellers-the persons
who are working for the prizes
To every person who bring
civ tickets to the Planet Once
S14 East Broad Street, we WI
eaad tbe planet for One Yea
winch is $50 and give them
COPY of Christ Before Plas'
that magnificent oil chrome l
x24 inches, which sells at reta
for $1.O0.
To THE PRIzE-SEEKERS.
W. shaIl offer the followlr
E prizes to the persons who sni
It sell the highest number Oh TIC
cts. =, WI
t. and chain or Sewing Machine
te e 2nd Prize-Haudsome SLY
CO Service.
ed quivalent. 60
Heater or Equivalent.
S+h Pr;ze-Marbleized Cloc
NV 9Th Prize-Gold Ring, :,
st. 7th Prize-Handsoine NocN
Chair. &c c,oa,
eek otb Prize-Barrel OF Flour.
t tel. 10th Prize-Ton of Coal.
Now is your chance! lno
;+a- +o stimulate the workers
mi have decided to supplement-
ster ahove offer by another.
DAY We shall give a prize to e
on nerson who shall. sell twent.
more of these tickets, the ?
to range in value in .;aS,s3r accord
with the NUMBER ol no III oO -,
| All persons who sell ~ ~ =
x and over will receive a pTiz:' n z:
:. sra|. All persons who sell Az ;z q
and over will receive pr'@
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
PRUDENT
PEOPLE


Prepare for emergencies
by keeping their lives in
sured.
Then, Insure at oncel
Do it nowl Do not waitl
Insure in The Security
Industrial Life Insurance.
Co., which does not dis.
criminate on account OF
color. Live Company.
Al claims paid promptly
Agents wanted to can.
vass the city. Office oil
K. Clay ST.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
LIABILITIEs.

Ifyou do not protect your oiiti-
cal rights, you cannot expeet 'tESr
neople to do 1t. Vote solidly, 'oys,
next Thursday.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

wide Water on the Potomac River, "a
miles reached by the X. F. & Z. r. r., Is
a delightful spot for excursion parties.
Fishing, boating and bathing are the
sneciai attractions. Trains chartered
at low rates upon application to
C. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
r. +. & p. r. r.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs winslsw's Soothing syrsp has ssss sise
for ever afsy yeats sy .pness e sotssss ~ 'ss
sslss' cusss wisd celia. aas Z the bsst fsn.sy
Ter Bisrrke. Is Win relisys ths peer hsas ssss5
- - vera. Trssty-Avs Sssts = settis. -
surs asS ssk ter s'ilrs- vizslsu's sssshfae
Eyrap," naa TAXA ~ ethsR.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
Cupid at Work.

Wednesday evening, 10th Ine! n
OnheIia Long and Mr. Wm- y. cl
were quietly married at the resi- q. ~
the oroom's mother, Mrs. Harae nl
all. north Second st. We hope "a
couple q long and prosperous hH
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

It won't take long. Vote before
Won ro to work next Thursday u
YOU live In Jackson Ward. Inis y
the citadel of RepublIcanism ant
must remain so.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Beware OF bogus tickets. Colored
men, there are men who would de-
ceivs you. Rally and vote next
Thursday.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
$500 IN PRIZES.
The Grandest Offer Yet.
1zuo You Ever Tried to Obtain PLANET Prize? HNot
nave 49,; lou ;s your Chance If You Work You'll Find
No Blank Number.
placed tickets for the workers to handle.
READ THIS GRAND OFFER.

All persons who sell so tickets
and over will receive q prize.
All persons who sell $50 tick
cts and over will receive a prize
All persons who sell $50 tick
cts and over will receive prize.
i All persons who sell $50 tick
cts and over will receive a priEe-
All persons who sell 500 tick
cts and over will receive a prize
i For list OF prizes given for eacn
group of tickets sold, see Prize
. Circular. -,
In this grand distribution Will
: be given away Gold Watches,
Silver Watches, Gold Medals,
, Silver Medals, Jewelry, Clocks
: Crockery, Clothing, Parlor and
E Chamber Suites, Fine Shoes, Sew
ing Machines, Groceries, Baoy
III Carriages. bicycles, OulIAIs' ~.
5 gans-in factevery tnlng that Vne
!. heart could wish.
rs TAKE NOTICE.
c, Persons who win any one OF
Ill the first ten prizes Will be enti--
II fled to one of those In the list OF
q the number of tickets sold.
e, For example, if the person
Il who secures the first prize sells
all ZOO tickets. in addition to the
first prize he will be allowed one
of the prizes offered for the per
SON selling 500 tickets. This rul.
III will apply in the case OF So'
=, T. tickets, $50 tickets and so on.
TO The WORK.
Ich p~The tickets will be read
:. for distribution on and ate
yer March /, 1894.
WHO CAN SELL THEM.
Persons who are known to !
I'VE. reliable or can give good. refe
ence will be allowed to hand
TX. these tickets.
REPORTS, WHEN MADE.
80: Each ticket-seller Will maj
renorts once in two weeks. Il
- name of each person who sc
the tickets will be published
the Planet together with I
der number of tickets sold
a When the contest ends the T
+he zes will be awarded to the S
cessfal competitors.
.varv Send for list of prizes.
Send for outfit at once.
;y;zes , IF your application is acce
dance ed, tickets NJ VI, I 1904
sold. on ana al.er M M, ai III III = -ece;v,
Ickets All VINO Wo,n W hlarlr n
e. prize. inSie O.
ickets bers- r,.,,,,,;co+;on n
ze. ADDRESS 9li e''' - ''-'' :
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
True RefOrmers Bank.

Report of the condition OF The
Savings Bank, G. F. U. Q. I
r. at Richmond, in the Stafe
of Virginia. at the close OF bus
mess, May 4, 1894.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
Have you paid your subs P

We return thanks for the insi Atlon a. re-
coived to ATTEND the maria; q MISS
Annie Louise Kimball to y George
WvIie Clinton, Wednesday N lS' %
of 3 O'clock p. NJ, in the Chs 81 OF Law
ingstone College, Salisbury, y
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19
MANcHEsrER no THE FRONT.
ennent Exercises OF Manshes-
COlored High School.

.,,..n So' SobooI of Mancheeter. took |
xs,,,'dav evening at 4 O'Clock, |
Srst Rantist Church. Long be- |
:, hour the sacred edifice was
sg;sb a large and appreciative
- o,,r neonIe ,ncludine many
,b1oond1 Petersburg and other
V;,.s;n;s
rostrnm which was beautifully
ed with choice flowers and
.ss,.e Snner;ntendent ID. L. Pull
tas-s N T Weisioer. G. III.
u Est-gerald F r. Dunford,
+, CIV q A. Carr and A. ID.
~ nerchors of the School Board;
.s.-.g Owen Jr. ESQ. Editor Of
4 i-,.,,:s ,.,,..,.. Rsv nr Rinra. Rev. G.. s.
-. - Sc@,t4shrro-. rev, G. G.. I.aypc
's5sie,s 80. shnrg. ~ Mr. M. "A. Harris Of Man
80 r1<',s,-s ~ fseoroe SfeDhene. Jr.
~ y: :,,s><', u anderson OF Richmond,
ss
.<n.,<}~ 4k o'clock the school
@.i.s. IS. - s,.a ea,,n<l t5f 1nueic. rD(jer
s. 4, ! ~ ,<x<soor,f or the organist,
c.r'sa 81 Homes.
ayae was then offered by the Rev.
naiIand Of Franklin. Va.
We following excellent programme
sLen rendered
arch. Inetrumental, Music, "Hallelu
CO.. fbo (,rosc.v - nv the School; Invo-
On: Music. "GreetiDg Song" by thu
s,,s. Esaav 1.-THE Voyage of Life,
f,,rv Ellsworth Hayes: Essay, "Tri
fhe Sum of Material Greatness" b.
"a Zsnobia Olphin; Solo, "Attel
! fian nv Alma Howard Thompson
aw uAfm High" by Lille Robinett
3 .ynan. Oration. "Patriotism," b.
Yea Henri Jones; Music, ''Vacatio
bv the School; Grafton, "Tf
i Mind" by George Worthinl
Z. nett; Essay and Class Proph
= Night Brings Out the Stars
4 tie Eva Arnstead; Soioi ~
id nv q. w. Bennett; Esse
: .edictory. "Norhing Great
Won" by Luvenia Flora Til
+ axe. Music, snow the Day rs over
& re school: Address to the Grad
!. Prof. q. Il. Stephens, Jr., RiC
..oa Va. Conferring Diplomas, Sup
fe,,5o,,f n Y, PuIliam: Short Talks
i.rsrso-Ss' ,,f the school Board and otl
s-sr,,Ss. ,, Nus;c "Good Night" by. I
& ~ r,~,I, Renediction.
srl,s address bv superintendent p
-, =, conferrinr the diplomas of grs
! 9tSon ,vaa one of the finest we have
I -. 4. +aoo4 IN. and the excellent adv
4 h,. .rave fha Graduates. and our peo
III be long remembered.
sr,,a address TO the graduates by
,y.oryo Sfenhens. Jr.. of the Moore
/. c..[.snl Riehmond. was excellently
rv~~ea
rtthe sinoino under the skillful di
t,.,n ~ Mr. William O. Moon, one OF
<<ns.hers was well rendered, and the
- hv Miss Alma Howard lThomr
s,.a Nr, q. w. Bennett, showed
% %oer race Is coming to the front in
se4;s;on nj choice music.
<sborf addreeses full OF wisd ON
.t,.,ehed in beautiful language were
( IS s.ie by Messrs. b. 2. Owen, Jr., L
: . Nicer. A. III. Fitzgerald, princips
IT, H;rh School; Charles III. Sll
aofhers
rr,zss were then presented.
FL elass ring to Miss Mary
Rev. Mr.. Burc
afk -. seal Semh
/, ne PRESENTATION addless ~s-
"A Mr.. Martin A.. Harris; al
.fae from friend, to Miss Cnrisue
q ssrnhtead. Rev. DIR. Binga pres
a sale prize and addressed the audien
o. ihe success of the schools.
: A the exercises were about TO
- slude Mr.. Moon stated that Mr.
> .nghes of the V. N. X Z. j. desir
AL ave a word to say. De was INV
at he rostrum, and in a choice spec
'as behalf of the "class of '94, presen'
Prof. j. III. Blackwell, princil
-
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

thweIl Park near boswell, on r. +.
G. p r. r.. Beautiful Picnic Grounds
now ready for Sunday School and other
excursions. Only "a miles from kioh,
mond and owned entirely by coloreo
people. .os ucou
application to
c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
R.F. & 2. r. X
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Next Thursday is election day.
Voters OF Jackson Ward don't fall
to vote.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Voters of Jackson War raily |
next Thursday. Vote the aigne
Republican Council ticket.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Bring your iob-work to the PLAN
EFT office. 1t will be neatly and
cheaply executed.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Jackson Ward is Republican. she
must remain SO. Don't iah TO vote.
next Thursday, colored men.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Wives-you who live In Jackson
Ward, send out your husbands to
vote next Thursday.
Richmond planet., 1894-05-19

Have you borrowed this paper
Whv not subscribe z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Cash quotations were oa tallowHt
No @ spring wheat don'Nc No .
uprlng wheat, OOo, No rcd. 90 b'sc.
No, corn, asuaS islu.
80 yellow oorn ~ $40,
No. 9 oatn, aao, No 2 white, siI
9ii,qc, No, . white, agiiU3ic.
No. ryo 400,
No. 0 barley nominal No .. b9utSei
No I. 5albac
Ne. ! HAS Hocd, si,Eq.
primc timothy seed, sigbutAO
Mcen pork, per barrel iiaio9rial6.
Lard por 100 pounda ijbhItb7 ~
Bhort ribs sldcs, loose, iGtoudbi i'2
Dry hited shoulders. boxed S5Si ~
0Blgisg
short clear hdcp, boxed, iGsbM7OQ
wmal,y, dlstlllora' finished goodp' por
gallon, NiG
Receipts Flour. bhlh il,pOp wheat.
hu. 10000 cafn bu, W 900, oats, hu,
10000; rye, hu OOOl barley hu 10000
Shipments lrlour. hhlHo loOpl wheat
bu,. 2hl 900, ourn hu, l0t00O oats, hu,,
tlNOOO, rye, buo iOON barley bu5 $4,000
on the produce uNchunnr today tho
butter market was ptundyi creamery,
i7u2lo, dairy. iguilc NRHa steady /
strictly fresh, nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

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b,n,oS 'S d., sr o' soi, tT,,,,s so, medium
hams 10 l.do large hnmp, loc small
hams. 10 isgp. breakfast hhoun, 10 so,
Lard Compound, 1891 pure lear.
Dc,
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powdered, hnfrnia, 3 i.gNl powdered
hnlf hafreln, a.soi cut lnnf. Ia hnrrcla
d i.snl cut lonf. In hnif bntrvla. a.goi
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

ny Associated Press,
Liverpool Aprl ~ Closing Cotton,
spot quiet free supply Of foreign,
American middlmg, 4tSdl American
mlddllng felE t9i0di good mlddlmr,
i.idi low mlddllnE, "a, good ordln.
AIRY, s7-Sdi ordinary al.l6d; sales OF
the day were 5000 baleu OF which 800
were FOR speculation aud export. aud
included 1000 American, receipts. none.
Futures opened quiet With demand
fully supplied and CLOSED uuiet at the
decline, American middnng l., NJ. u.
Aprll lTetd, SELLER April and May,
l.6li May and June, i.atd. sellers,
lune and July ig,Gid. buypfa, Juiv
and August, aGiQfi i.eid. August and
srptember 4 t-gid, nellcrp September
aud october ib,OlNi 0,Oldi ootnber and
November iG,giul f.Oid November
and December i.0iul S,0id, December
ana january, tSetWi Q.Gld, Tho ton
deru ~ todny'n deliveries were 900 baloa
now dookotn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Vegetables Cabpaae, California, per
mound. gao Southern cabbage. a4o Dor
nnuna potatoes. gipelcy rpl huHhai
bdr narp rose poNi aplnnH pnr pound,
s,lai criary hQpite per dozen hrnohcsl
boots. pci pound ~ Dor das bunnhfu,
atol carrots. per pound SAC. Tadinheu,
tOn pfq dozen lettuce. lnu.
Fruits fiunipnEs fancy. Cano'O pef
bos. tgfbbspni iliurneidu bananas per
bunoh. sos. oranges California, naval.
ilogn J9s seedlings, ts,ib.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
If You Desire

TO buy any thing Il
will pay you TO etimu
lato the largest com.
petition for your trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

ny Associated Press
New York, April 49,. Total today,
net receipts, ldgd0 exports to Great
irlmln, ilaa, to continent COPS, stock.
dna.aoe Consolidated net receipts, 49,
oii' oNporia 20 Great Britain. Ag.g2O,
to France, o6o' to the continent al,al6
Total since September Net receipts.
b.hh0,lii cNporta to Great Britain, =.
bOhiii. to France COZ, S01. ~ tho cont
nent, l,ap0 ana, 10 the channel 1850
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

~ NHTVITWTTWTF TT"7"7 -,
81 Louis. Mo, April 80 Cattle 70
celpts aOoi shipments, 400 Qulel aieaoy,
native steers. iaoogiaoO pounda' l9ipo
ASA cows $3.50 calves NV, IgAAA
stearu. ii0buigoO pounds. igiOu tsQ
Tl0gp iluoeiptn $500 uhipmenW, tsVV,
market active, 100 ibc higher pptghset,s
selections, t5iONAiti phetetn tg'V9V
6iai common PIGS tnu feNAh H'''i'
81 2bm47h, -.
cheer. Reeeipth a2OQ. shipments Mons.
Markai duli, dfagEinu 30 lower nntNN'
mixed good, tigbhieel rprina in'nps'
NAbO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

OYHlrra hnd lTlHh.1OYNiHfr, hulh, 30
1920 droeHei catfish, 100 per pound
nuir nnh, 100 per pound hhrimpA. rar
pound, isci urabg prt dozen 100,
Game Quaia iltfb per dpspnl Nal.
lard ducks, per pair, 1901 rtAl ducks.
ppF patti ahd, ohnyaahaot suoAa per
pair. boii6oo. deer saddles. per pound,
tMg
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