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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
Grain Market Opened
Rather Weak.
IMPROVED WITH THE DAY.
Wheat Made Many Changes. but
Wound Up at Slight Ad-
vance-Other Markets.


CHICAGO. June %.
The grain markets all opened weak and
closed strong today Wheat opened weak
and at from l-9d5-sc under the closing
nriee Of the previous day. 1t vas rathor
arm for time. at the decline. and i'm
uroyed Ice or 80 in about ten mlnutea, then
declined S-ic. All that was preliminary to
an advance OF 2 l-Sc. The opening price
FOR September was from "A 7-sc TO II 5-sc.
and after short advance To " i-Sc Il drop
ped to II s-sc. and from the latter Toint
commenced an advance which eliminated
this forenoon IN 73 i-2o. II then lot,an TO
decline again and on tho reaction ttouehed
Y sac about 1880 O'Clock. The reaction from
70 i.2c was due to the weakness OF tic for
elen markets. Reports OF damage BY rust
IN the Northwest kept the fever IN and St.
Louis as usual. kept the pot hciling with
kilograms which ran the ganut " DAM
age country milling demand and small
stocks The receipts here were GUY "a
tars and IL OF these were from private
Minneapolis and Duluth received 1S2 carr,
compared with go a year ago Tho total
experts from all the chief shipping coun-
tries last week amounted to $3.50. 900 bush
els the weekly requirements OF the i'm
porting countries being about 10000 bush
els Bradstreet's visible statement gave the
decrease IN tho worlds stock since a week
ago at S,Ssi0o0, Tho host pricoa ~ the
day prevailed near the end and no closing
strength was owing TO private advices con-
drmlnE previous reports Of serious dam
Pa-lhr slopa Ore-half crop from Calif0r.
MA Oregon and Washington Is now talked
b. Spot closed NJ 70 leo.
The demand for corn, both spot and f,i-
lure deliveries. was good and resulted ia
an advance. The amount reported sold for
ihltment was Sls0nno bushels Ieeepts
lei cars by rail and $500 bushels by canal
Exports from the Atlantic ports $4,000
bushels Estimates for tomorrow amounting
only to Ice cars gave some strength Raj
streets made the decrease In the Visible
for the week 9a5,n00 bushels, Hot winds In
Nebraska and Kansas were reported as
Damaging TO the crop. July sold at n i-2c
Al the opening to IS 1-2c near the close,
and the latest trading WAS at is 3-gc.
Oats were active during the greater part
Of the session. An easier feeling and lower
prices were noticeable carly In the day,
the result OF continued free dlsposing 0f
stun. The short huyiug was quito oqlal to
the offerings. however. and stun was uulte
readily consumed. Prices were also adj
yaneed and closed steady. September closed
Mes 2-ic
There was a fair trade in provisions at
an advance range Of prices Pork closed
With SECS added 10 It's value; lard lee;
ribs. lee 10 l0c higher. Hog receipts to-
day. 1900 Moderate receipts. together With
strength In grain, caused the advance.
Eltmates for Wednesday: Wheat, II
eaui corn. IS cars; oats, 10 cars: hogs.
ROO head
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
FINANCIAL.


NV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
fa~. ri. June 2S.-The trading at the
II Y, ~ o. business at tho stock exchange to-
pa, e,oi moderate proportions and prlceg
~ Il S,lapy higher. That tho manipula-
Il y. sn England still have frm grasp
b n, seulatlon Of this stock was eyinced
III ~ n Tue opening sale Of 1 80 per
HI. ~. wv shares chAnrtna hands u thia
|kis. subsequently the stock moved IN an
n seIse. a drop being made to zoo,
n saly to q site, and reaction 70
W. y ne close, making net loss on the
N, : ~ per cent.
III 4, II largely dealt In and was manlpu-
II *. ae inside clique and closed at il5
|,r.s,-s trading in the rost Of the market
|snsss w lew features Of interest. The
Ieii !. saa other leaders generally appfc-
Ri we day wore along. and despite
II " .es..ltatons the greater part nf the
IL ~ fractional gain on the day. Kan
\. ~ 800. .eths vas feature Of the trading.
RI a. edvoncing ] 80 and preferred
IA .,-lel traction OF the improvement
- ~, ,s :, s.qnentiy lost. Speculation was r.
i. Z :, We close. the principal changes ~
~ "a, sslngi Advances. paelfe Mall and
p'sieFred. per cent. peclinez: 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

New York. June 25. -wheat--Receipts
none; exports, $500; sales. l2.22O.OO0 bush
els futures 1900 bushels spot.
Spot Irregular, closing firm. No red store
and elevator 5i Lie ahoat 70 3-4c T. o. b.. 4;
Il l-ie anoat; No, / northern. 40 3-ic deliver
ed No. | hard, 7S 3-4e delivered.
Options opened slightly lower. but soon rail-
LED, and during the day developed a good
deal Of strength OH talk Of hail storms In
the Northwest. a large reaction In Brad
treeta visible. higher late cables, rumors
q damage to the German crop from rain.
Trading was nervous and errRtic at times,
but closed strong at / i-Sc net advance. No.
rcd, June, $50. July, 40 $50; August, 10
isei September, 76 3-Se; October, Tic; Decem-
her, IS S-Sc.
conee-optons opened steady at UNI
changed prices TO 10 points decline on un-
satisfactory foreign news and local pressure,
rallied but ruled quiet and featureless, closed
barely steady at net unchanged to points
ndlanee. Sales, 1900 bags tncluulng; July.
INV August. 1I,l0UiA rs; September, 1900
no October, 4.s00li.85; November. 1890
A,S, and December, l4.20Gii.35.
Spot cofee-Riu, duh aud lower TO sell. No.
Z y i-2c. MID quiet. Cordova, Is 1-iul9c.
sales. ~ bags SAyanilla. private terms.
suEar-Rnw, dun. Refined, quiet and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
COTTON


New York, June 25.--1ho cotton market
opened steady at decline Of Eu1 points,
further declined Sd5 points, rallied and
closed firm at unchanged to points do
cline. Total sales, 1890 bales. Spot steady
at i-i6c decline. Early decline was due to
renewed pressure OF long stun, owing Ia
weak adyiccs from England and general
favorable crop account
Private cables asserted that English mar
keta wero weak under beariHh crop adj
Vices and that lower level OF prices In
should be some bullish turn In crop oondl-
tons, The market here developed positive
strength after tho early decline. and, with
out any good reason apparent, took sharp
turn upward. practically celebrating the
decline Of the morning The substantial
basis for this improvement, II there was
any at all, was seen In the extraordinary
demand for spot cotton In the New York
market Excepting some worry bad reports
from Texas, the crop nova was Of tho most
favorable character.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

New York June 25.-Thc Evening Posts
London enblegram says: The stock inarkcts
M we're rather more active to-day ard very
ntm. me prospects " the Conservative
government are probably affecting stonks
Americana were strong. but with a few ex-
eeepu9ns the initiative came entirely from
NeW YORK ana the Continent. Tho close was
AZ the best. Louisville and 81 Paul we're
IN special demand. South Americans were
nrmi kathra booming. The rumofs about
,ne Nhlnese loan vary daily, but there Is
loan may after all be shared by the other
prlnelnal powerA beside Russla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

demand; prices lower; American middling,
fair, i-32d: good middling, $500. Ameri-
can middling, b-sd; low middllnF. i-2d;
good ordinary, 3 a-Sd; ordinary, Sled sales
Of the day 1000, Of which 5000 were for
speculation and export and included 200
American. Receipts. 1000 bales. including
Geo American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet at
a dooliae. American middling, l.. N. O..
June, s5-6id juno and July a5-Gtd
July and August, S0-Gid; August and Sep
tomber, 37-64d; September and October,
37-Giu3 3S-6id; October and November
3s-6ia3 S9-6id: November and Decem-
Der. 39-6idi December and January, i0-Cl
"a 4l-6id: January and February, . n-G4Y
. $3.50; February and March. 3 49-6ld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
Reduced Excursion Rates.

DENVER AND RETURN.
ono fare. account National Educn-
tlonal association. Sell July .. ,. 4.
md o.
BOSTON AND RETURN.
One fare. account Christian En-
doavor meeting Sell July 3, and 9.
BOSTON AND RETURN.
One fare. account knights Tofnplar
nonclave. Sell August IL, Is. 10. 90 u
hnd %,
BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
one fare. account Baptist Young
Peoples Union. Sell July Is aud IA.
DENVER AND RETURN.
ono fare, account Pharmaceutical
association Sell August II and IL.
Write to the undersigned for addi-
tlonal Information.
j, G. MccArla.
@, r. a. Fort Worth. Tex.
W. II, ORION.
c. Il. A.. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

st. Ions. June 21.-Cattte -Iioccipta,
300; shipments, 100 Market slow md
lower. Beef aud shipping s'ovrs. 81 2itf
$40; Hight steers, S95nIl %; cows. So 90
M3.Tl; fed Texas steers, S3i0iil.BD, grass,
S2.iOl3.JO; cows, 50 2jfi3.OO.
Hogs-Rcceipts, $50: shipments 2op
Market firm and So higher. Heavy, SlcU
Qli.IO; packers, S4.I0liiG5; llghts. SI25Ct
$40
Sheep-Recoipts, $500; shipments. ponc.
Market quiet and slow. Natives 81 hOft
3.25i lambs, Si.2jG5,iO; 10 fesus sheep
offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

AZ lH2 per cent. last loan i-2; closed 10
! ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
l-2N3 l-2 per cent.
sterling exchange easier with actual bust
mesa In hankers' bills at siSg 1-2d4Sg "a
Tor demand and H.ss l-2T4.Ss - for tiety
DAYS; posted rates. sisg IL and $500
Commercial bills, slg7 "a.
silver certificates, % 1896 5.sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Kansas City, Juno 25,--Cnttle- Receipts,
6C0D; shipments, 2OOO. Market weak TO ~
cents lower Texas steers S2IWrti5;
Texas cows, s2,d5U3.IO; bccf steers, ss,.i0
SAB; native cows, S2Oni3pp: N0cburs and
feeders, SL751tI,25; bulls, S2.OOu325
Hogs-Rcceipts, 1000; shipments, mono.
Market strong to . cents higher. hps VI
sales, Si35dti,G5: heuvlcs. s4h5u4 ~;
packers, SLiOfti7U mixed, ST. iu03 a; .
lights, s. 2Jpi,i5; workers, si.g5tpi.i5,
Sheep Receipts. 5000: shipments, 300
Market steady to 10 cents lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

liverpool, June g5-Whcat- .spot. unict.
Ssa'sm poor, No, isd winter, 5s Cd,
h.sz ieu spring etughs exhrusl-d: No. /
" hanltoba. Us Id, No. i California,
4 alares steady l-2I3-4d lower: June,
,s,,.l, July, - la. August. rs III; sep
'sseuer, Is 3-ld; October. IS Z l.2i,
I. 'gSt quiet American nrSpd. new, 4s
FUTURES steady, 1-4d1.2d bwcr. June
I'M aey, 81 Lid; August, - ld: sep.
~ "a : 8.ii. . ''''''"
h ia,spr s,,lall, demand poor. St. Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

49,
Ton Heiehta First fillnr. cnnmneriin Ar.
lington ilcights Second rling, or Arilng-
Arlington Heights Fourth ruling" or "lNr-
llnKton uclshts Fourth fiilng," and imam
htfllh ArilrgtOn Addition hpfrInhcforo
inVntinncd VI the descfsition OF aforesaid
Iropcrtlcs refer 10 Subdivisions OF lana IN
the ylchuts OF the city " Fort wurth, IA
lArrarf rOrnty, Texas. a. said NuDdt.
Visions IRE shown by maps ana piata
thereof lnly recorded In the once OF the
county clerk % 'lnrrnnt county. icAaa. 10
witch reference IL here innuM tpr
fuller api more romplele description %
terms and provisions OF aiorcsaih decree. 1
refer TO tile trcuris IN the office OF tho
county clerk % 'fnrinnt county, fcNat,
Hrduo the record Ia the above styled cauSc
IN the office " the district clerk OF Tar
ROiiEisr MOZART,
Special Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

New York, June 25.-Bar silver. 60 i.se:
Mexican dollars, 63c
Bar silver. 30 a1Gl per ounce
Money. IL per cent. rA;e NJ discount fnr
short and threo-mOnths bills, y ~ per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
NEW YnRl, srncks

stocks today were 220e9G shares. inclua-
ing; American Sugar. $1,000; Chicago Gas.
5Q.AOo; d. G. F., 9O.i00; General Electric.
$500; X. a T. preferred. 10000; ST. Paul,
lg,sQ9i Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1g.o1O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

New orleans, June e5.--Cotion oasS mid
ding. ll-isc; low middllng. Q B-i6o; good
ordinary, &C.. Net and gross receipts, zl5;
sales, 10; stock, 12i.ssz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Paul preferred and Illinois Central per
The trading in bonds was Of but moderate
vMunle' but there was keen inquiry for
halses and Teas seconds the sai6a q;
Nhieh were tlsiegp out Of total Tor thr
eas OF N,f9aap. This issna scored a gnln OF
Sc 70 81 i-sc. General Electric dcbentarca
nyes advanced - and Dallas and Vnrp fyea
J - and Northern Pacific thirds j per ecnt.
Northern Pacific declined Der cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
NEW ORLEANs FIXTURES.

New Orleans. La, June Is. --Cottou futures
steady, Sales CO. 100. June db2 bid; July
G.5idG.55; August, 6.59l0 90; September. 6.5S
Id.b5; October. O.5iGG.55; November. 6.550
G.56; December G.5sgG.59. january, 6.cag
6,e5; February, G.6s8g,7o; March. G.7s90.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

New York June ,-Cotton-sint stea,ly.
Mlddling nplands, &c; midlllng gulf, &c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
NEW YORK DRY Goops.

New York. June 25.-Agents have advanced
prices as follows, Continental G, 36-lneh
brown cottons to lee not. Continental D,
3G-lnch brown oottons TO 6 Lee not. HUM
boldts DO and skins reduced 10 PIE; Europe
do red TO &c; st. Nicholas do red to zoo;
champion suitngs red do 10 2sc.
For Tuesday the market has been fairly act
i've because OF the number OF buyers and
inc fairly good sales that have resulted.
The market is very strong for cotton goods.
and IS steadily looking up in woolen goods.
Printing cloths firm at 1916, and no sales,
though wide goods OF same count are Lille
dearer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Washington juno 25.--Today's statement n.
the condition OF the treasury shows; Available
cash balances. SlN.giS. ass; gold reserve,
Si00. s3Q,355.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

London. juno 25.-sugar cane quiet; cen
trlfugal Java. lis Cd. Munooyado. fair re-
inning. % Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

New York, June e5.-Goyernment bond
hrmi states Dun. rallroad bonds nrm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26


MONEY TO LOAN Cheap for building
house. on monthly pnymcntt. Can anu
NEAL, ESTATE L,iAN~ on mutN, d. o.
,rty H. North Central Tcyns. Vendors Hen
notes purchased aud extended. Farms for
ealo with smnll cash payment Easy terms
e.. II SlLL1NAN,
Board or Trndc nnlldlng. Fort Worth.
MONEY no LOAN ON FARMS
ny THE
w. BELCiillR LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY,
30 AND 81 HURLEY BUILDING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26


ron SAl.ls-sa i0o hank stock, best hank IN
tile 1iy, or viii take good rental properly
for sioik. u. $, Haze a 20. ius Malt.
mo nAKGAIN IN upiisht planes; reaSS.
SiJp, fiseher NTsi NaVlhain. $500 Som
lner 500 hirchnrld. sixth slvect, be-
TWEEN Main aud Houston
FoR sAil.-l.0dics phantom and harness;
nahg up gool nS; MdsrJni,nl \ grade. 40
Wet sceonl street. \. y. uodd.
foR sALE-Campni oriht; a.lnch wagon.
etcct anu howSi new tunt and uulve cunl-
nlete 2l0 West SECOND atrcct. n, u. Hood.
SQUARE PIANO In ursl-claaz condition
ior sale cheap. EndIlrc at SOC Macon
street
NEW. .KNCYcLoPAEnIA nRiTIANicA, lat
est edition, full sheep hindng for sale cheap
Adlress n. q. L.. care Gazette.
FOR sALE-one.halt inicresi Ia one OF the
best LAYING wcekllcs IA tho Chckssaw Ma
Ton, Reason, wet To hwy More inI,sriai.
Aadre.s y j. Milton, Marietta. 4 n,
FOR sALE -5sOO0 stock o. morchandlso In
one Of tho best towns IN North Texas 1880
cash, balance cany terms. KNIGHT s black
burn. s0S Houston street
FoR sALE--Tho Hosquo Eagle. we'll cstab-
nshed newspaper at Meridian. ToNnf the
county county seA. o, hes1ve. NH not sou caise
dencc. Price tiQQo. halt cash. balance on
easy terms. Address box is Meridian, Texas
YES, YOU READ riIis-if yon want TO
fcat nnc plano az very reasonable rates,
or bny one new or second hand, rhli az
Ernest conkllnf's lO3 Houston street
You viii also nnd everything late IN
sheet music.
rliE nENsMdRE tylcwrlicr cyceig an
othprz In simplicity, strength, durability,
permanent alignment; Il Is mechanically
perfect, send fur catalogue. n, j. COuyne.
ton, state agent. sixth street, between
Main and Houston. Fort Worth, rcN.
---s-sa-----
HuMESEEKERS who want homes IN the
Nhiekusnw Nation now or the Hort SIN
country later ON. eau srrutV valuable IA
formation by sending address with stamp
% BaeAskln Joe, Lomanche, l. a.
PIANOS and organs on lngtHlments, The
ipost goods that money can buy. l.. L.
Chestnut, 2ot Main street,
Folt sAi.E-White and red cedar tele'
phone poles. all sizes, carload lois only
ulsp bots d'nrr fence posts, uiling and
blockssi write Tor prices, Lone star irocck,
nge company, 3u3 Main street, Dallas,
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
f0rf worth. TONS.
ELI A. H1RscHFIELp; =, P. 4.
- Fort Worth. ToNns
an INrrRNArloNAL HouTE q. { Q. \.

''''- -'' RA1LRoApl -,
H. 4 n. c. trail. leaving tsft w9r 1911. Wy
=. 20 ~ n q Il H. train leaving fert Wofth
$.as n n. makes Immediate c9nneeiion AZ
viiaaa Win I. q O. n. asin Tor isyl9r.
Austin. san Antonio laseds Sna p' Kssss y
civ Fort Worth aud ran AhtssiS w
Hoarne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Thirty good brood mares and nf.osn colts.
win sell at n bargain or trade for city or
country property. cattle or hogs. c. ]. Dick
iuson 4 Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.


ME HAVE a party engaged IN the mcr.
camille business In good growing Town
Who wants to sell un interest Ia TIE huA.
ness 10 good reliable and experienced
Young man who will manage tho business
This IL 1ue opportunity for INC flEnt
marty; prefers party with SsOyl or more IN
snsh. but must he nn experienced, enet-
petio Young business man who can furnish
tho bpst Of references The business WIN
hOnr Investigation. For particulars call OF
write 10 us Winters. Davis q Co., Henl
Estate aud General Commission Agents
Fort Worth, Toy.
UIslNEss MEN hunting for live town
"a gettlc In on the llook leland rhilrond ~
ihe territory should address with stamp
Buckakln J1c. Comnnehc. ], II.
my WHEAT The present active and nd
vnnclng market Oflors the rrcntest uppor'
tunity In many years for profitable Invest.
mont: everybody believes In 81 wheat. aud
tbey nfc Justified IN their conclusion by
iIe small available supplies. poor crop
prospect continued heavy exports nnd IN
erossing Milling ANA cash demand; thore
h no money made hy waichlng uis market
ndynnoe from day 20 day; tnko ndranlnEe
al Il by trading IN grAlnl scul for OUT
manual. also daily market bulletin, nd
wishing what and whpn to buy both free,
Stansell & Co. bankers and brokers, suite
~, Traders nnilding, CllcuEo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

=, London June -Consols for money ana
the account, log 0-iG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

ON account Of National Educational aaso-
citation meeting held al Denver, Colo, July
To u. inclusive, the cototn Belt route
win hcll tickets 70 Denver and return AZ ratio
Of one fare plus - on july 3. 4. 9 and 9,
1886, limited TO continuous passage going and
to July 10. 1895. for return. with privileges
of extension 10 September l. 1896 BY de-
positiag ticket with joint agent at Pueblo,
Colorado Springs. Manii0u or Denver, on
or before July 10. ls05 stop oycra allowed
Al Pueblo and beyond within nnal llmita Of
ticket. side trips at low rates Will DO gsen
10 ali points Of interest.
a. a. 1LifsON, T. p. \,
S. q. WARMER. @. p. A., Fort worth.
Tyler. Tax. ID. n. MORGAN.
c. p. & T. A.. ioi Main street Fort Worth.
Account reunion Of Heoa'a Texas Brigade
70 be held at Calvert. Tex. June 2. Cot
ton Belt route viii sell round trip tirkeia
70 Calvert Tex. and return. At rate Of
one end ono-ihifd fares for the round
trin. Date o. sale. Jpne 3. and for The
morning trains Of June 81. Liuiit for re-
turn, June 20. $. O. WARNER. u. y. A.,
A. A. Gibson. Tyler.
T.F H.. Fort worth.
d. N. MORGAN, G. p q r. A.,
t0I tfain atreot. rGzf $780,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
roe SALE on ExomANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Gs3 nefea or fine land In
Wilbargcr county. near the limo Of Wichita
i75 acres in cultivation, all fenced and extra
well improved as 10 house, stable, dtc. Has
on Il a cistorn. well and four tanks. POST
Office. school and church In ono-fourth mile
Of tho house. 20l head u hne cattle, ~ head
OF horses and all kinds OF farm Implements.
This property will be sold cheap on oaay
terms, or VIII exchange for Fort Worth
property or merchandise. This Is all first
class property and can be had at bargain.
Eghty-olght acrea Of tlmb0r land near
Handiey TO trade for vacant lot or house
aud lot on the South side. For sale
tract Of $50 acres Of land, one OF l76 acres.
two Of 100 acres each. and one OF ninety
acres, Al nne black pralrio land and
fenced. Fricos low down and torms easy.
Also ono farm Of 1873 acres, ono of $40 acres,
and one Of SO acTos and one Of 100 acrts.
Cheap, long time. Fine black land. and wen
improved. Farms In nll parts Of the county
and pastures cheap Fruit and garden ihnda
near the city In al sized tracts. Suit any
body In prices and terms. HDures and lots
IN Fort Worth 10 tell most any way. HUMAN
g Co. Fort Worth. Io1ah.
FoR EXCHANGE Alinerai FpFlngs resort.
fjurteen rooint. Nest location In North
Fer eSpcri6need persoa; nne opportunity.
xd iii T j. " B.. care Ganetis: p'YY1',.
ArToRNEfsI DIRECTORY.
Thomas i. Ross. Henry ii. Chapman,
ROSS AND CHAPMAN,
ArrOnSrSs A ANR ooussrLLons-
Land title Block.
FoRT ronrE. TENAs.
BYRON JOHNSON.
Attorney
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

WILLIAM O. HENDERSON. connsclor-at.
law aud solicitor II American and foreign
patents. trade marks and labels. llO0me
20 TO a Norris hulldlnG corner Fifth aud
4 strocts Washington, - G. seventeen
years experience. including service IN eX,
anlulnE corps ". s. patent Office. Sonl
sketch OF model FOR report ns 10 patent
ability. Correspondence Invited. Mention
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.
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ron sALis-RnAL ESTATE.

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ron sAttl--Ftyo.roOm hourc and one % tho
Eicost lots on the West Side, $780, tormu
70 suit. y, s. Hare q Co, 19 Main.
ron SALE -Foursroum house and lot, iOlx
llo' $3.50, $50 cash and Si1 monthly, -four.
room house and lot FROM street 10 street.
$500 500 cash sud 80 monthly, NJ, J.,
Chambera Real Estutc Exchange 100 Main
street.
FOR ShLe-Seycn-roum house. lhrge nice
lot barn, $500; $500 cash! $50 per month
y. S. Hare & DO, 70l Main.
FOR sALE--Fo ur-ronm house, cool. nice
yard, barn, il0oQ. $500 cash $50 ppr month,
y, $. Hare q Co, ipa Main,
FOR SALE Sutton county school ian,i-.
lhiTo ncres, Bailey county, Price reason,
able Terms cusy, Address ], NJ. Bell,
Sonora, Tex.
a BARGAtN--l Will sell my fesldcnct
property ut dl2 Jeauings nvrnno cheap for
cash, Seven rooms, bath room and halls,
Wator aud sewer connections George u
bowman. Acme stenm lnuudry.
TIM REST bargain IN ao0ncro farm IN
THrrant county, W y Wilson, 20S Main
street