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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

per pound, aTe: pd,ash. chloratc, per
pound. pc; indide per pound. S3.2S;
lnlnine. +. & W. 1-ox. bottles. 20 he;
oz. cans. per o.. So Ice. qulnine, Il. y W,
0,oz.. cans, per onnce. 81 lie; u IS.
gsn ne, toa W yials Per 500, o. 80, 90 M ~;
o., - lie; lOO-omca tine, per ounce.
IS lie; salso1a. ner pound, . i-idt2l.2e;
salt peter refined. per pound. Zoe; salt
peter commercial, per pound. &C. salts,
Lpsom, per pound, &iic; salts Rorhclle,
VIZ; So9e hlcaseouate;, Enelisn, heH9 per
DC; sulphur. 5-harrel lots. 1.2c;
spirits turpontinr. market rate. per gal'
lon; white lead, Collier & Southern, ).
p, per pound. SADIE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

wheat--old and new, No. ? 0Sei NO.
. Corn-Oar lots, :. .. h.. Fort Worth,
car. 43c; ear. local wagon los, loi pyr
bnshel; Kansas sneled. car lots, bulk'
43 i-2c; sacked, 4Oc.
Oats-Texas rust proof, car lots, I, o.
IA Fort Worth, hnlk. a2c; sacked, 34e'
wagon loads uusacked. 32nJ3c., -.
B,an-Per 100 pounds. (. o. De- iort
Worth. ~ lie. u,,
Hay-Car lois. +. o. b.. For, Worth
best Forney, 81 30 per tom best w.
lind. SIS 50 alfalfa. loose local, Slu.
lo urr'y nrairie local, per ton, $40, 80.
Flour Best patents, ST. - per ~
pounds; half patents, 81 %; ihiIl graua
81 .15 fourth grade, Sl-Ooi hortneiH
patents. -. 10. 49,,
Chons-Corn and oats, mixed, per toh'
SIS; per 100. 81 90. - .,,a,,
Cotton low middling. 2 Fse, Hat e
low middlilg. O 10; middling, =, 49,
strict mldiling, G lie; good miiu''ns
6 5-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
MeELRoY's REPORT.

Special nlspatol.
Now Orleans, La, Feb, %, Aielsl-
roy X Go. say.
Futures Tho natural results of the
cxccciinly heavy decline IA silver aud
general decentralization OF trade are be-
ing shown by the course Of the market,
as we have beon predicting for some
time past silver tNlay has broken an.
other record by declining 10 81 LA.
Liverpool, which declined yesterday
2'di TO 3.Bii, recovered the loss thr
morning, only TO drop hack again before
the closing, SPOT sales were 10000 bales
40 unchanged prlees,
ON the curb here yesterday prices
declined 10 points, and although the
opening this morning seemed 10 ignore
yesterdays curb muriiut by loss OF only
. TO 4 points below "Wednesday, thero
hna been stendy decline throughout
tho day and closing prices arc ~ 10
IL points under those Of "Wednesday
evening The Inevitable result Of tho
disposition shown 10 hold long cotton,
in the face OF all mlavurahlc clrcum.
stances H. demonstrated by the heavy
sales Of longs Tor want Of margins.
(which were principally instrumental Ia
causing the decline iu The latter part
OF the day, Spots were easy nt q de-
cline of l-ld cents with sales Of COCO
bales.
The amount brought into sight during
the week proves % h0 $1,000 hnlcs'
against l0i,u1O bnios last year. As we
sud few DAYS ago thls total would
not be- considered a LARGE amount hnn
g iot been for the phcnOmcunily small
movement of ,nsl week. in comparison
with which the figures Of thia week seom
TO Indicate an expansion and the move,
mont ~ sflir Tits month falis $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

by Associated ifc8s
New York, Feb. 28.-More than three
quarters OF the business done on the
stock exchange today was monQpol1ed hy
indnstrinls aud sugar alone. The trims
Seldom has the list been 20 sadly neg.
lected St. pnul alone appeared TO- any
npprcciabc extent IN she dealings.
London was not a factor IN the market,
except to add 10 thc small selling move
ment Ia ST Paul Traders were as rule
hearish ON grangers by reason Of reports
to ihc effect that business shows NO signs
Of improvement IN the country, which
they trnycrse. Still there was no
pressure "a sell any Of those stocks and
fluctuations Ia thcm dll not exceed l'2r,
and tho closing sales showed deprccia-
tions if only l-Sdi-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
sr TouIs PRODUCE.

Nv Associated Press
ST. lnnla. Mo. Feb. ~ --iilour-
Stronger patonts, Sc .SNU'hul. extra
fancy, 81, hhif2 t0i others unchanged,
Mheat Opened unsettled hut strong,
aud hy the oud Of the aession scored a
gain of 7Ss Ne. red cash, ~ l.2c,
Corn Dull hnt hrn, No mixed
cush, ~ Use
Oats Firm No, cash, 2Ny
Hay Steady ut the rrc'nt decline,
Cnrumcal 81 70dnl 20,
Whisky 81 ~
Bagging Ind i-ge.
Cotton ties NncdSl 90 !,
Provisions Firm, Pork, standard
mess. Sl2 40
Lard Prime steam, $3.50
1lry-ealt monis Loose shoulders, 4u.uoi
longs and ribs, S0.hO, shorlF, SbO0i
boxed Zoe moro.
Bacan Packed shoulders, 50, 75 longs
81, oOHI.1a ~, RIBS, SIl2 l'2dI2Ji
ahOrta. ST.3T ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
THE MARKETS.
Local Markets.

FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
Vegetables Cabbage Northern. per
pound, 3 cents; potatoes, Greeley,
per bushel, Doe. oni0us, per pound,
BE; sweet potatoes. per bushel, OO
MI5c: sweet potatoes, Northern. per
bushel, $50; pumpkin ynms, 81; celery,
5OltT5c per dozen punches; beets, per
25c per one dozen bunches; neele. prf
bnshel, 81 80; carrots, per hnshcl, y ,oui
radlshes, 40c per dozen; lettuce, 3Oe. i,
Eruits-Appits, fancy, O.eg1n, i'ohahcl
box, 81: lemons, fancy, l3B0N per box
So: oranges, per box, So; Blueheld Dn-
nanas, per bunch. S2l13; Bartlett pears
per box 81 1910.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Onotatlons based on small lots TO re-
,ni dealers. Anfpnthine, per ounce
5lc; Acoianlld, per ounce lOcl per pound
do, acetor acid, per pound, iuci catbol'
II acid. crystalized, per pound, 3Vdd2ci
muriatlc acid, u. r., per l,opni, SO
nitric acid, q. T., ptr pound 49, SUI
nhurie acid O. p, per pound, 80 inn-
KIN acid. bulk. per pound, ~ 20 nieobol.
N per cent per gallon as.42i les &c ior
rssb: alutu. per pound. &c; annkammnia'
81. antlfehrine, per ounce, 2oei An'iiy-
,,ne IN onuce. 81 49, ammonia, cnt-
hoente, per pound. Toe; Yitrlo, per pound
c5,Sc; blue mass per ponnd. 5pe; plue
oiatment, ner pound, Doc; hornA per
,.o.,rd. I3d i8c; camphor gum per pound
h5GI55c: eapsicum, powdered; yer pounu'
g5r: cocagie, mutt crystal te. W.T. l 49, :,
50 DO; oopppras, per pound, -ti',;i cream
tartar. q r.. per pound. @ftaei $780,
nsr pound, 1ie. poFeIs PpNeftf
XIX p5und. 81 20. ether, s1lpnRre' y
II per pound. i5ci gun hfapis' w
KIN psr pound. gOci shelac, pef pol,nn'
kse1 enc. brown, per pound, l2'dlNci SUI
s-hitc ner Mound zoe; mnee, per poNhn'
tdS, msrcuiy. per pound. ioei uot ~ ~.
p I ~ i,s ounra box Der onnee. Sz,O,i
. 10 ounce boxes per ounce SOD oNi ~
1o,,i.s per ounce. S2.Bb; nutwefa, Pea
Ne,sd IN. castor OIL. per gallon, ~
i95. Olive ol. per gallon, hLlyi ~
gsaa5 II ~ vailon. 5Sd63e; sperm, w
~ nor rsiion. 81 90 nplnnM ileI "
X -. opium, po., per pound, - 1g,s'jii M
p.ppsr. Der volnd loc' POTASH ''''''-''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
cAAIn no anTnr

Hattie Is Probably Sorry That She Took
Part In the l.ynchlng
Lebanon, Ind. Feb. 81. Mrs. Hattie
Tpylo tho fcmnle leader Of The recent moi
Hall, has come TO grief over me plrf she
took In tho anair. Soon after M occur
renee a greit deaf OF iniiruaiion was
aroused among the better class OF cihz ns
had been made In this city. II which Mrs
Taylor came ia for a good share Her
chnrActer WIS nssailed aud some Sensational
stories reached her husbands ears, and the
result was Dc loft her and REFUSES AMIN
10 live with her, She visited an attorney
today, aud amid tears beseeehed him 10
know II there was any inliclnl wav 10 re-.
gain her husband; She threatens to tnke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
sr. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
A...nirt.I prnaa

81. louis. No, Fob. 81. Cnthe-Dnll
for uhfiyes. hlflcr for Tennis supplies
Of both ecaAt Native FiQega. 300 To-
100 pounds, s2T5u2.so. ied Texas
sieors. 800 10 1900 pounds, S2.5Jd275
Hoga-Aciiye. cosing 20 10 cents
lower. Top prices, S5.2Ji hiili Of sales
gool. s5f5 md ADORE, nigs rnmnon,
iigIf AMI rourl heavy. H32lW1Ot
sheen Active steady, ilrln Native,
mised. s,{Nodfa31i lanlbs, S3.5h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Retail llst--Bridgrport. car lots. St2l;
. 10 10 tons. 81 %; ton. 81 90; MrAl-
ester, Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland. Rob
inson and Walsonberg Goals. ear lots,
So. 10, 3 10 10 ton lots SO 20i ton,
50. rs; Il ton 81 ;1loi Monarch victoria r,i
81 -, 3 10 10 10 lois. 50 %; . tons,
SG 20; ton. SO 70; IL ton, 50 90; Brlar
Creek and McInnics coal ear lots - 21'
h 10 10 ion lots, So 30; . tons. 50 10;
ton. SCI: 10 ton, SO 25 Monarch egg,
car lots 50 20; 10 10 ton lots 50 90;
single ton. IS 40; anthracite, Pennylya-
MA. car lots, s11; 3 TO 10 lots, SLID;
single ton s13: anthracite, Qniln, TO
10 ION lote. so; single tons 5000 II ton,
81. slack. i0s: car loads. S32j; Thnrbcr
csr lots So 80 per ton; Cameron. per
ion, SIS; 2 tons, SI.75: Q 10 10 tons. $3.50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
aLnNNYl nIronr

bN Associated IRA
Now orleans, IAN Fob %. Glcnny &
Co. say;
Liverpool opened god higher thnn
yesterday. declined aud closed partially
l-8td higher thnn yesterday.
Now York opened no about Wc1nes-
DAYS prices, declined. and at / H. N.
was ~ p0lnia lower than Wednesday
In Now Orleans the advance Ia Liver,
pool this morning caused heiinr feeling
here. and prices wore only points hr-
low Wednesday, Later IN tho session,
aud on rinuorH Of u large failure IN Man
chester. prlcca broke rapidly, May selling
At Tl5 from which th0rc WIS alirht
reaction aud at - noon May was III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Tho Boy Medical Wonder Who Is Thought
10 Have Rabies.

Jackson. Ohio. Feb. 2J.-Your correspond.
ont made u NIt yesterday TO peirea 10
see the medical wonder In the persou ct
Elmcr sharp q lad ~ years old, WHO is a
subject ~ epilepsy and hHs been for live
years. and who has now been for three
weeks having cpiloptlc seizures every few
minutes, day aud night. And this progent
attack has dpyelopeT a strange manifesto
ton resembling hydruphObH.
Just prior To the attack ~ iis he begins
enurlng, biting and barking, and catching
anything In his teeth anl shaking 4 Ike
o dog. II requires % constant which over
him to keep him from doing harm 20 ms
person. He will bite his hand aa readily
as q stick or spoon, During thls seizure
he foams and froths at the mouth, n hr Is
o subject Of rabies The only oxp.anitlon N
that Ills mother was bitten by q dog Few
weeks before the boys birth The case X
an important one and is the wonder Of the
community
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Now Orleans, In, Fob, %, Live.
stock Receipts Hod beoyus and cows
iijs week haze been equal 20 tho dr'
niand. bui Prices were only inlr, while
common and ordinary stock sold a. low
figures. Tie GLASS OF cattle lett OYER u
fair, bnt finds pnnr sale, l'nt Texas
calves and yearllngs are IN good demand,
with prices firm. on tat stock only. Moth
Ing but common and ordinary are lott
over on the market
Hogs Market dull; prices weak.
Sheep Market glnited,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

CMckers Animals, 12c; Boston butter.
Se' butter, &c; creams, s lie. crackncls
l5c; cracker meal, &c; oyster pearl &c,
oyster excelsior, SCI pretEels he; cream
soda. Sci snowllakcs lie; soda, &c.
Cakes aud Jumhlos- Eleven and one
Lalf cents: fruit, sultana, 12c; ginger
Snaps, $ lie; grandma's cookies, 1Oci
lemon snaps, l3C; waters, l3c, sugar
cookies. Zoe; stage planks. Sc.
C0ndios- Carampls assorted flavor, D
pound boxes, zoe. gumdrops, A. H., as.
sorted hnyors 0.pound box. zoe; japan,
csc strips. coeoanut flavor. 5-ponnd boH
Zoe, rock, assorted md white. NDc.
French kisses, per box, 65c, chocolate
creams, Al. NQc; lemon drops, frosted,
per box, G5c; burnt almonds, per box.
0Oc, creams, hnnd made. poe; peanut
block, Zoe; petuut bar, per boz, doe;
lozengps, assorted con-, 5-pound box.
zoe; marsh mallows, 5-pound box, ~ 2oi
mixed candies, pale, per pound, u LEI
crystal cut, q 3-lc; n NJ creams, pals,
re; stick candy, in pals, q lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Says Free Silver Coinage VIM win in the
End.

Enl. ." Wv
Denver, COL Feb. gi.-Gen 4 u,...,
er OF OHIO, president OF fhe HtnetaiiIc
league. Arrlyed IN this city thig inornine.
ne said tonight thnt he was not preunred
70 discuss The purpose Of Ills visit 10 detar
the free coinage fight. '''
The National Timetable Lcngne viii
take m active nnrt n Inc next camnaigii
, mi ~, " Is our hope % send free silver
tlIat the repeal az the sl,crmnn inv IA mai Nat
bring better times has opened tle ayes n
the people IN the East on the anhnrlai
question The bond Issue viii heip mat
rarlly The tarlff issue viii no dcnht NAV
"a Important part IN the coming campaign.
but tue silver question need not and wiii
not stand aside for IT," Gen. Warner viii
80 TO Chicago from here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Jacket at Funeral al 10 WI,
should oaiciate.

hu oilciRte.
fiis. mo-, Feb. ~. George Haw-
~ IVY died IN the Central insane
|lsiy ,,nh1aiainpols, Saturday. Collier
" bs9se W.. u,hera of that city, pre-
sf Undertaken Tindaii az this
,lafge. Tlndali had another
nj oniT same hour as the Hawkins
ttas,,sss went 10 one OF Tindnil's
~ w. lAer Hagerlnan. aud turned
NIX ., MIN IN consideration II
Srni Itofnlhg, al The hour sol for
'as ~ nadertakca appeared on
~. h leni the procession, each
fnis ssiknt TO bury the corpse
ia.tsd n he prospects OF bloody
fcHi IN ne nelghbors. but outsiders
'a'iasn "a compromise was made
VAl'iaung and paying Tindan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
rHn rIMrs oN FINANCES.

BY Associated Press.
London. Feb. 28.-rhe Times IN Ms
financial article comments on the hank
statement and saws Il IL remarkable.
and shows tho highest reserve on record,
II regards the statement "a an indication
Of q prolonged chcapnoss of money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

hui Must be Done 10 Save Mana
Liberty. qua
columbus. Ohio. lsch. 9a ts,.. ,,.,,,..
, ,,s,N s1nfiried Of criminal nsso,dt wv,
penai,N Tor which would have bepn i Iic
tai9I WE. had the verdict s,ogd w NV
in ' iBc s is,u a new trial, II Is said that
ri,i ,,., sayoha trial much respected mar
rleu woman Is 10 he called mon, Ia ,asti,,
ny ID, 70 whether Melting was noi WIN ber
sl' ilght on tue night the assnilli \, nileSei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Hides Buyers are paying Dry hlhe
bcayy 5e, light. 40; dry salt, 3ei; gteeh'
soit 1.de; butchers green. Lee
Wool1Ilsht medium, l0Nlde; low
medium. i9di4ei fine, l24il4e. A.
Bonee-Hoof and bones, 80 per ton' de'
liyered. ,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

70 a' gns ana strict measures viii he taken
makins lion ssIely one. The thieves are
XII, XII she gay aud break fof ,ni ii"b ~ upt1
asaIa. ,b es vicinity Is being cr i,ssri
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

WACO NEWS NOTES.
Dapatph.
/ Tex. Feb. ~. Constable Y. y,
DE Second precinct Of MrLennan
i7tsied Dan Martin, the negro
~ Joe Dorsey last Saturday pight
i.lg dance near this city, at tue
e "a, ~ hiding in the bottoms near
u Pals county, but Constable
Aited him down and succeeded IN
w nrrest. He arrived IN waco
y Pioner this morning. and placed
,i,lge % Sheriff Burke, who put
IA bought by l. NJ. Pearlstone 4
VI W. libernia Insurance company
4 ~ By IRE Of d GIN IN Leon county
1 aA mis- afternoon before Judge
asIany refused to pay the amount
y 70 claiming the gin WAS not
|il Manager Charles Hamilton OF
s ,.sa Vehirul went ny the road today
~ hn'lhrss.
a,liau Will probably visit several
. lae Texas and Pacific In the west
rl " the state before returning
~ VIII be u number OF Improve
-. On the Genital this year and
'&ns are among them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
& LEI. CELEBRATES THE DAY.

Y u, NJ, FEB. %. -Waehington's
gits q celebrated here iaat even
l'hlis 4alhsf'and church In a HIGH
n aare VIZ appropriate manner
IA ee st,,pesles, Rotations, tab
l-gsa,, '.lnsa az we had were
" Ne fs,,,' ana Greatly calculated To
''d lss IN love Of country and
4 Wasb,,sn,s, pure and lofty char.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
Produce.
KANsAs clrY rnopuon.

KANSAS ClTY pRoDuCE,
by Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb, % Wheat
to Rc higher. No. . hard, o. l2d
S3c, No rod. nominal, ahl1ic,
Corn l-ic higher. No, . linked, A2ci
No . white, ~ 3ic. 1850
OATS Firm. No. mixed 2sll2S i-2ci
No. . white. 2an.D l-2o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
TILE 6AzTTE: WOErH TExaS SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a lVg

starch, 20 snd 40 mound ho,.. ae,a 90.
faultless. Oic; l.pouud pacSarss 70 tho
Piekles.-R,rreis ,rea,,,,, ea. ,,,.ts ~.
rcls. medinsn III st, r. ~ nm ~
81 90. haif b,rrsis si' I -sNN. w
gallon krrs ~ M. "
81 90; Minis H., 'sSn. Nv, 49,
per dozen. ii ", hsif ,or 49, hu',ates,
ngon. al me-, 6,,,n q ~, ~ ~, u \
gai.. psr ,iezer e., III N''VVi "Hp''''''
Nnts- Niwa,,, 80. -,
pound. 1915, walnu,S ,es ny rn sngg'' pss
large 70 10, e Mainu.s, pc. pony \, ezra n
RraElls per ndu1J % ni ~ pen'' rs i -.
pecans new crnn iI'os,o.n, n..,,,. NJ
fancy While per sscl. para, hrgond 4 y.
choice wbitc ,.t..d - u'a,,,i' o1'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Fish Alaska, No. /. salmon. per doz.
81 40. Columbia river No. ! salmon, per
duz., l.IJ, 1-pouud maekerei, per dog.
81 81, American sarlines. l-is, per iase
81 30; French sardlnes, LIS, per case.
So so.
Oysters One-pound, per doz., 00c; No.
., $40,
Meats -Potted ham, II pound, per lo1.,
SOC; puttcd ham, ~ pound per doZ
81 80; Vienna sausage. IL pound, PEI
doz,, 81 -; Vienna sausage, pound
per doz., 81 10, clipped beef IL pound,
per doz., 81 %; lunch tongue l-pound,
per doz., 81 so; Clipped beef, pound
per dOz 81 40.
lhrec.pound tomatoes.
81 %; 2-pound tomatoes 81 90; 2-pound
corn, choice, 81 10; 2.pound corn, fancy
81 30; a-pound string beans, 0Oc, 2-ponnd
marf0wint peas, 81. 70.
California fruits-Two and oue-hall
pounds penches. 81 90: 10 pounds aprl'
cots, Sf.s5; . IL pounle pears, 81 .OQi
. ~ pounds plums, y -; ~ polndli
muscat grapes. 81 80. IL pounds white
cherries, 81 40; . IL pounds black cher
ries, 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
PIANOS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

It is a well known fact that piano
houses having a large trade, mot only
keep the best Instruments lint can az.
ford 10 cell at less profit than small
houses. We have more money invested
IN our business than all piano dealers In
Texns comDLed, besides we have the
agencies Of the hest intruments. Thos.
Goggan q Bro. Dallas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
I. 'elioN PALACE COMPANY.

NfNtch,
n, Feb. 23.--A meeting of
\ 1s'lisn 70 the cotton palace fund
~ within iho next few days
d. silese Of organizing the Cot
N Te company, securing the char
1ftllng directors. When this
W company will at once begin
n" erecting the building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
Al ny BURNED 10 DEATH.
q ifpatch

iHlaNn.
"a Tex, Feb. %. A tenant
. toe farm Of William lglehart
.riia. was burned last night. A
iinii Lee. Il widower with two
x Eas living in Il. The IRE had
si progress when discovered that
u nn out with the children in
isAteloihes without attempting .
aything. After getting the emil
5nls lee concluded TO try aud save
i d which hc had obout 500 in
lie went b0cl, into the house.
n trunk. hut was so blinded by
~ and smoke that he MISSED the
popping the trunk, he finally
4 40 door and fell out and was
away from the burning house.
literally roasted from his hips
died in few hours in great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

son, and to close this wcel, IN 1899 In
cludos lfD days whereas, TO close this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Cordage Ssui rope, hulf-inch basic,
@ lie MANILA rope, half iuch, basis, Oci
cotton rope, an sizes. re; cotton twlnc,
1Oc; 5-ply jutc twine, lse.
Bags-G4,lnch, S-ounce, Sc; iG-inch,
S.ouicc. &c; 42inch. 1Oonnce. q lie.
Secd--Rye, per bushei, S0ci turnlp,
seed, per pound, Doc; alfalfa seed, per
bushel, 81. johnson grass seed per
bushel, ST .21; millet, per bnahel, Coo
barley seed. per bushel, 00c; onion seis,
rcd $3.50 per hushel; onion sela. white,
81. 90 per bnshol amber cane 81 70 per
bnshel. orange cane, 81 % per husheli
seed potatoes. New York early rose 20.
tatocs, 81 20 per busbel; New York
Peerless potatoes, 81 % per buAhel.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-03-24
Teaching the Chinese.

China boasts a civilization antedat-
ing that of any other nation of mod
ern times, and claims to have invent
ed and utilized many of the conven-
fences of life long before they were
known to western nations. Her po-
litical economy was reduced to a
science while our progenitors were
barbarians, but even the Celestials
have gotten a Few idea from the mod
ern Democracy of this country as is
shown in the following dispatch:
China is putting her unemployed
and starving to work on the highways
as we are doing here at home. A
Tientsin letter states: THE Viceroy
Ii has followed the suggestions OF
Commissioner Detring with success,
in the matter of repairing, filling in
and leveling eighty-five miles of old
and deep-rutted road between Peking
and Tientsin. With the expenditure
of only 1000 or 5000 teals good road
has been made, the work being given
to the famine refugees who were anX-
ious to work at Tientsin.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-03-24
Quite an Improvement.

Through the courtesy of Mr.. G. w.
Buxton, we had the pleasure a few
days ago of going over considerable
portion of the new Tuscarora pike
which he is constructing i'll accordance
with his contract with the County
Court
The road is all improvement of
which the prosperous farmers of that
section may well be proud. One of
the most pleasant features in connec-
ton with the project is the fact that
the farmers along the line of the road
are interested in it. While it is now
a rough road to travel, the time will
soon come when it will be a thing of
beauty and joy to all wayfarers.
That Mr.. Buxton understands his
business is fully proven by the excel
lent grade and the substantial manner
i'll which the work is done. There are
places where the grade might have
been somewhat reduced had it not
been for the danger of washing, in
case of heavy rains, but the fault is
not his.
Opening up as it does one of the
richest sections of the county, we are
free to say that the cost of construc-
ton is money economically spent,
and the well-begun work should cor
tinue until all the roads in the county
are piked. Farmers could, were they
to give the roads such attention as
they should, aid the authorities very
materially. A few broken stone in a
marshy place, the filling of washout,
and the knocking off of bumps or
the occasional digging out of a rock
would repay ten-fold the labor and ex-
pense. The above is especially true
at this season. inst little work by
the farmers now, provided the overseer
has not the means, would save heavy
outlay later on, enable them to get TO
market more readily, be a great boon
to horses, and avoid many break
down.