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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
PLENTY OF CATTLE.
CHICAGO MARKET rs LOADER wirn
DEEyEs..
a Londed Market Brings Down the
Price OF Hogs Few Cents
u Hundred.


llilCAiO, august IL
Cattle-The week opened with u big
supply ON hand. the arrivals being es-
tlmated at 1900 head, including 5000
Western rangers and 1000 Texans.
Among the 1900 natives there were
good many medium to pretty good
cattle, and a great number Of common
Kinds, but there Were comparatively
few that could be olassed as choice
corn fed beevca. Trade was slow,
buyers confined their purchases largely
10 the more desirable offerings. For
all good fat cattle remained strong
To the more desirable offerings, For
all good fat cattle prices remained
strong, while the commoner KINDS
We're weak. Common to extra choice
native dressed and shipping steers
We're quotable at $1,000 90. Transnc-
tloas were largely at .G0qb.60. The
stockor and feeder branch was again
OF great Importance at the ruling pri-
ccs. Last weeks business In the
West was the largest OF the year. about
here over the Western rOads, about
1000 head Of light cattle We're left over
from last week In Spectators hands,
and there were n good man fresh sup
piles suited for feeding purposes this
morning, Good butchers cattle We're
active and steady. but canning stun
was slow and weak. Bulls sold 81 900
800, and helfora 81, 25M3.50. Veal
calves 81 00W6. 20. Texas cattle We're
offered in such moderate numbera that
sales were easily affected AZ last weeks
prices. Western range stockers sold
brlslSly at steady prices
Hogs-roday's offerings average
quite well In quality and the supply
was much larger than OF late, being
almost double the number received
last Monday. About 10000 hogs were
received. and the result was reduc-
ton OF about Sc per 100 pounds In
prices Chicago packers We're again
buying sparingly. Eastern shippers
We're the principal buyers Light hogs
continued to sell the most readily
Common to choice hogs sold at 81 500
30; mixed lots. 81 ,5O6D5 90; light
weights N756l5 10, and fancy Hight at
Sb,250ob 80, Packing hogs sold largely
az Si.65ui,7O; shipping lots at 81 b06f
SD and Hight weights at ST. O0M5.10,
Shecp--Statted on with a big supply
the arrivals being estimated AT 1906
head, including plenty Of Western
sheep and native spring lambs There
was Il good general demand and prices
We're steady at last weeks decline. In
ferlOr to extra sheep were saleable AT
VI 60Gti.00. with sales principally mt
81 50lf3 80; Western sheep were In de-
mnnd at s2.70d3 80, and lambs were
active once more at 50 00a5 30 for
poor to best. A flock OF 400 Dakota
thpen brought 81 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

st. Louis, Aug, i2,-Fiour steady hut
slow. wheat went down with all other
markets and closed about at the bot
tom: cash, g. l-sc August. 60 l-Sc, Sep
tember. GO 5-s@G6 3-4c; December, Gec.
Corn went down from the start ana
closed lm1 i-ic under Saturday; cash.
3Gc; August. 80 lac, September sc l-ic;
December. 81 l-2c oats followed other
grain and closed 7-sui lac of; cash
and August, lao bid; september, 10 l-ici
May, % use. Rye lower TO sell; i2c
bid Flax seed better, si.0G spot, Tim
othy seed higher; N2T l-2al40, Corn
meal quiet; Si.S6mi,g5. Bran dull: 6Ac
bid east track. Hay strong and better
for top grades. others dull; prairie.
SG5OGS; timothy sl0Hli5O for new,
sii.b06i6.50 Tor old
Butter quiet; 10000 for creamery:
dairy. SGl5c.
Whisky stendy; Sl2s,
Bagglng and Iron cotton ties UNI
changed.
Pork steady. $500
Lard lower; prime, 35,S7 10; choice,
5000
Meats unchanged
Receipts--Flour, 1000; wheat, 1877 900;
corn, 10000. oats, $4,000.
Shipments-Flour 5000. wheat, 10000;
corn, 81 900, oats. 1900,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York. Aug. 12.--Share specuIa-
tlon showed no evidence this morning
that the leading operators had ar
rived at any settled course OF action,
the operations Of the day being OF the
same irregular character az last week,
and the stagnancy was even more In
tense. The announcement OF gold en-
gagements for shipment by tomorrow's
European steamer had depressing in
iiuence. raid was made on Buring-
ton ON the strength of the small Me-
braaka corn crop shown by the gov
eminent report, and the stock was
forced down / IL per cent.
Reports that progress was being
made IN the enlargement of the coal
road difficulties on Il basis that viii
assist Reading to obtain higher
per centage of tonnage caused good
buying OF Its stock, which brought
about a fractional advance therein. At
the opening OF business prices gained
slightly. but pressure to sell General
Electric was quickly developed, which
sent that property down ] per cent,
and weakened the general list sympa-
thcucnlly. The market closed steady
In tone. Compared with Saturday last
prices are Irregular, the most import
ant changes being: Burlington lost /
per cent, Lake shore, i-S per cent.
Cotton Oh preferred gained / Ia per
cents.
Bonds quiet ana hfm.
The important changes are: Burllng-
ton convertbles advanced ] la per
cent; Lnokawanna rs OF 1907, Norfolk
and Western 5's, Maryland and Wash
lngton division, st. Louis southwestern
lis, per cent.
Louisville and Nashville, New Or
leans and Mobile division seconds. lost
/ 10 per cent. Kansas Pacific consols
and Kansas and Pacific trust receipts,
per cent. sales. Si,l97O0O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

Liverpool Aug l2.--Whcnt' spot
steady, demand moderate; No. . red
winter, bs . led. No. red spring. ~
9d; No / hard Manitoba, bs l-2d; No.
j California. o. cd.
Futures dun and unchanged. August,
rs Cd, September. bs 3-id: October.
~ Cd; November b. G1-ed. December,
IN IDS January. bs I la. Com quiet
mixed new, is i-2d.
Futures dull, unchanged to l-td low
or. August. "a 10 lid. September 3s
10 1-2d; october. Is 10 SAC; November.
~ 10 SD; December, is 10 Rad Janun-
ry. 3s "a.
Flour firm: demand poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter, IN 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

st, Louis. Aug. l2.-Catttlc receipts,
1900. shipments. 900. Market Il shade
better for best natives and Texans,
about steady on other grades, Dressed
beef and shipping sttters, N,2bN575:
light steers, $9dl: stockers and feeders
s3.25fl4,25; cows and helfers. $2,2bdii
Texas aud Indian steers, }2.7bd8; cows
and mixed stun. S2a3.
Hogs Receipts, 1900: shipments. 500;
market opened strong, closed &c off;
heavicH, N70H4gO: mixed, A40aiSJ!
light. N.SOdJ1O,
market slow. natives, S2.50W3.50; lambs,
S3G35O; Southwest Sheep, s2u3,25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, H., Aug 1.-THE condition
OF spring wheat was lowered 6.3 points
at a5.9, and Indicates u crop OF no.
600 900 bushels. which with the winter
wheat 22S, 900 bushels makes the
total crop 39i C3G,000 bushels against
was, however, q good deal OF bull news
Mt hand. but did not appear TO have
any particular effect on values.
There was u good demand here. with
sales OF round lots aggregating $4,000
bushels.
In corn the chief benr factors were
the weather and the governnent crop
report, which caused renewed and free
selling, commission houses and pro-
fessions leading, while tho demand
was confined 20 shorts and shippers.
Initial trading was at 1-2fb-sc decline,
and generally sold on l lie, rallied
b-SW3-4c, declined l-2c and closed as
stated. Receipts were large. 523 cars,
There was n decrease In the visible
upply OF 5t,000 bushels and the total
,uality In sight iB now 4,6l3,Oe0 bushels
against 3,iGt, 900 year ago.
Oats--Active weak ana decidedly
lower In Hympathy with wheat ana
corn. and on general selling by the tired
longs. ana also n llttle pressure from
shorts. The best buying was by the
latter class, who confined their alton
tlon chiefly TO May. The opening was
weak and i-sGs-sc lower and declined
7-sf1ic and closed easy at the bottom.
Provisions were least affected by
the henviness IN the speculative atmog-
phere. Prices declined, but not to any
great extent The days run OF hogs
was 10000 and their price was reported
&c lower. The small receipts OF hogs
ia the reason for the small sympathy
with the decline In grain.
Receipts for tomOrr0w'a estimateA:
Wheat. 100 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats, $40
cars; hogs II 900 head.
Range Of Prices.
BY f. a. McPenk a. Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

Fort Worth, Aug. ~, 1895.
Hams. medium. canvnssed, IL lie.
Breakfast bacon. canyased, $40.
Bacon. sides, smoked, Tic
Bacon. bellies. smoked. l-2c. -
Dry salt, sides, &c
Dry salt, bellies. Z 3.4c.
Leaf lard, tlerces I 3-ic.
Compound lard, tlerces. o 3-ic.
Lard In cans advance over tieroe
price.
sO-pound cans. lac; iO-pound cans,
S-4o; 5-pound cans, 7-Sc; 3-pound cans,
10 per pound.
Sugar Standard fine GRADUATED. In
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels,
Lac. cut loaf or powdered. l-2c,
choice yellow clarified. 3.sc; prime
yellow clarified. i-ic.
Roasted, 1.pound package.
Mokaska. u i-2c. Arbuckle. zee; Lion
22c.
Fancy Rio. % Ice.
Choice Rio, 81 lie.
Cofree-Green. Fancy Java, 2sal
Fancy Peaberry, go.
Cordova. 20 l-2c.
Prime Rio, 20 lie.
Fair Rio. 10 i-2c. y
Common Rio 10 1-2c. ~
Beans--Lady Washington, Do.
Lima. 8 Ice.
Plnks, DO,
Bayoua. 3 i-ic. -
Black-eye peas, i-2c.
Produce and frult--Apples, fancy
Northern. per barrel. $500; California,
Seeding oranges. i2.75; choice lemons,
3G0s, sJ00QG.O0; bananas, per bunch,
tl.75lf250; onions. new. 1 l-2c per ID;
cabbage. % per pound. new Irish pota-
tors, 50G50c.
Flour 0obbers prices)--Fancy patent.
safe; half patent. $500; family. slsOi
foreign mills. high patent. $40; fancy
patent, f200.
Grain bagH--Bale lots. new 5-bu., f.
or. o 3-4c: new, i-2 bu. S-oz., corn.
4 3-ic: centrals, bale lots. &c: La Platas,
4ci secondhand oats. sacks. &c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
wheat--No. 2. Toe; No. q. ice.
Corn--Shclled, mixed bulk. job lots.
45c; ear corn from wagons, 2b@3Oc;
sacked corn. car lots, {. o. b., country
points, 3sm34c. ear, SOC.
Onta-Texas rust-proOf In bulk from
wagon, lS0fl9c. car lots. sacked, (. o. b.,
county points. l992oc.
Hay-Job lots. s7.50gS.o0; according
TO quality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

Kansas City. Aug, i2.--wheat I cent
lower; No. 2 hard. 6G061c. No. . red,
zoe; rejected, 50Ubic Corn ip2 cents
lower; No. . mixed. "a l-l@3b lie; No. 2
white, 3idpA lac, oats - cent lower;
No, . mixed, is l-2fllS 3-ic, No, white,
90W2Jc. Rye. No. .. &c, Flax seed
steady: August. 96c, September phc
Bran iirm. 950gGc, Hay steady TO cas-
Ter; timothy, s9bOmlO, prairie. sGuG.5O.
Butter steady, creamery, IL i.2Ml7ci
dairy, l2mlic,
l1Rgs firm. Toe.
Receipts Wheat. $4,000; corn, 1000;
oats, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York. August i2.-Bar silver,
&C l-2c; Mexican dollars, 80 l-4c. Clear
ings, sG6,OO2, 62S, balance, $500, al.
Money on call easy at per cent lhst
loan /. closed per cent, Prime mer-
camille paper l-id4 "a per cent. ster-
ling exchange firm with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 81 .v0Vt.9O -
Tor demand. and at Si.S9 1904 50 - for
slxty days; posted rates. 81 sO94,sl'
Commercial bins. 81 rs 80. silver GER
tlhcatos, GO s-4c Government bonds
firm; states inactive; railroad bonds
firm,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

llansns city, August l2.--Cnttle--Re-
celpts 74OO; shipments 1900. Market
steady FOR best others weak. Texas
steers. s.. 50l3.75 Texas COWS. 81 O0G
40; beer steers. 81 00I5.J6; native
cows, 81 26d3 20; stockcrs and feeders
e. lbgfi 90: bulls. 81 OOd275.
Hogg-Roccipts 1900; shipments 500
Market strong 60 &c higher. bulk OF
sales, SI.bJH4 so, heavy, 4 6bGfi 10;
packers. 81, 55H4 SO; mixed, 81 5Jfpi16;
lights, 81 7Od4 80; workers., - SOipi 80.
pigs, Sl,00a4 40,
Shccp--Receipts 22OO; shipments 1900
Market steady. Lambs, i00p5. 10;
muttons, 81. 0ma. 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York. Aug. 1g.--Agents for Fruit
Of the Loom s6-inoh and sl-lncn nave
advanced the prices OF these anu ~
-. 49, h,anaa az bleRehed cottonB l-tc,
s,o,,ts have advanced Mlddleaex BIB.
hIeaebad cottona lac; Rutledge ana
Plantation 3G-lnch bleaehed 70 : i-Sc,
A very oppressive temperature lau me
acfact Of checking any great demand.
III no mail order business was OF
rood proportion. Denlms all doing PEI,
Ter. Printing cloths ilrin az is1i.
ia. ana declined for spots anu eoh-
tractg,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York. Aug. 12.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says The
stock market was quiet tony, put
Generally Arm. The settlement dis
closed a small amount in Americans
which were carried over AT 2 l-2@S per
cent. Prices closed a tritie below the
best. South Americans were strong
Kafflrs booming.
business IA slightly spreading into
other markets. Paris exchange IS at the
gold point,
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7-lsn


New York, August IL. -Cotton-open-
ed easier today at an advance of IA to
l6 points, further advanced g to I
points. reacted partially and closed
steady at "A to II points net advance.
Sales 23S, 400 bales Spot cotton firm,
s.isc higher. Mlddling uplands, 9-l6c;
mlddling gulf, 1876. Sales, 1916 bales
including glG spinnerE, II IL long
lime since the New York market show
"a the activity, strength and excite
nent Witnessed today. The basis OF
the unusual situation was the avidity
with which the English cotton trade
responded to the bureau report OF sat
ufday. There was active buying for
foreign account. largely on continental
orders. New orleans was also large
buyer. Local and wall street shorts
covered freely. Dry goods people
bought on an Increased demand for
cotton goods, and reports OF higher
prices OF the product OF American mills.
Crop accounts for the time being We're
lost sight Of, they averaged the same.
Several times during the day the mar
ktt broke under local selling ON the
idea that the market was entitled TO a
sharp reaction. Outside buying orders
PROMPTLY absorbed the cotton.
Range of prtpea--.sW York Cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
NOTICE.

The city Railway company W., n2 for
svesl AZ 10 cents, for % cents ~ VIZ
ssan,sanyis once On Jennings eysnss. Az atrsss
w 4 flsher'l drug atofs, ~. " n9 w, 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
REPORTS OF INJURY.
KEW YORK COTTON MARKET is
SOMEWHAT STRONGER.
Expectation of stni Higher Prices
are Freely Espres-cd--rhe
Market Closes strong.


woodland Brothers ard companys
Len letter: Manchester quoted yarns
Ssa,sr than last reported, but buyers
rss,ised to 70 on and some makes OF
clnth are denrer our cables from law
ssnooi inform us that active buying
That market was for the account Of
,ha continental spluners who have up
~ ,bis date refused to credit any adj
,lcea from this side of injury to the
,rn,tne crop, and their purchases, to-
vetbAr with buying for short account
esused that market to close strong Mt
Inc best prices OF the day. we are re-
eeivlng reports OF injury 10 the grow
IN frop In Texas. from the continued
hoi weather of the past week. accom-
nsnIed nv buying orders and we hear
rom the dry goods district In this city
~ an Increased demand for cotton
goods, which Is causing advances In
nrlees of the product of the mills. The
market Is now hrm a. ABOUT me best
nrlees OF the day. Two new bales OF
roiton were reported at savannah to-
dsv This is the FIRST Of the Atlantic
crnn TO apear at the seaboard
A noticoable change has taken place
In the temper of the trade and unless
heavy rains fall In Texas, we are like
IN 10 have still further advances as
hose who have sold expecting q re-
action Will be only too anxious to re-
cover their cotton. At the close of
business there was u disposition TO
anticipate reaction In Liverpool to-
morrow and the local holders were
again sellers. n crop accounts, how
eyer, continue to be as poor us those
received today, any reaction VIII be
oulckly regained Sales OF spot cotton
have been 10 bales; consumption, 400
delivered on contract: 1916 In all quot
ed 3-l6 higher, firm. Middling, 9-lOoi
last year, 7c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York, Aug. 20. THE yis'llc sup
ply OF grain Saturday august o. an
compiled by the New York Irctucc
$4,000 bushels: r"crtaBe ga 0Q0 bush.
els; corn 4.Gl3. 900 bushels; decrease, A.,
600 bushels: oats 7.gg5,01D nushe',. in
crease, III 900 bushels: rye. 900 bush
els; increase, 10000 bushels barley, A.,
600 hnaheln. lncrenRp. ID. 600 bMAhelH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York. August i2. = The tota
sales of stocks today were lSs,Ol5
shares. including; An american s,lnr sugar Ell
5000; Burlington. l2,sOOi Chicago Gas
5000; Reading, 1920,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York. Aug. Message & Full
ier win shin $4,000 In gold on the
Lahn. which sails for Europe tomor-
crrensed their shipment TO si.5oO.OoO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

landau. August ~, = Bar silver
20 g-s' Money Ii per cent. Rate OF dis-
count FOR short bills 9-i6 per cent Tor
three months bllls 5-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

middling. ii-l6c; good ordinary. 6 $50.
Net receipts. i5i bales; including ono
new; gross. 407 bales; sales, 700 bales,
stock. A,2si bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

st. Louis. Aug. 12.--Cotton firm; mid.
ding, &c; receipts, l72 bales; shipments,
GA bules, stock. 1906 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

FOR SALE --gi0 acres Of land four tniius west
o. Avondale. All fenced. sixty acres IN cult.
walton and two houses, etc, Abundance Of
water Soil black sandy and nne. Price.
AgN' Terms anythinH In the bounds OF reA-
70 "a ACRES ono mile west o, Keller and
on public rnad. Seventy aereA In cultya.
uon, sou black waNy and sandy, No house
Or wen. Price, $3.50, Terms extra easy
lVN ACRES u tnc black land on a nlked
foad seven miles from Fort Worth. VIII cut
np and cell on long time.
Nv ACkEh OF nnc back land nine miles south
oi Fort Worth. Two houses, wells and alta
bles. priee $3.50 per acre, Easy terms,
Wy AVkhA NJ nno black prairie land ~ nine
miles o. Fort Worth. All fenced and 500 IN
cultivation, Two good houses, stables. etc,
fine property, Good bargain
100 ANREA In three miles VI Crowley. Al
Tened and most all IN cultivation. House,
Mell aud ntablen. $40 per acre. Eeay terms,
$40 ACRES IN two miloa OF Keller, All fenced
aud divided into four iGo-acrc tatmu with
acre, Long time.
FARM Of ISIS acres near Crowley and ono Of
10 acres In seven miles VI Fort Worth TO ca
change Ter city property
ONE tract OF 10 acres and one " 80 acres
near Crowley. Fenced. hut not In cultivation.
Fine land. Cheap, and good terms
$40 ACRES u extra tine hlarG land In eleven
miles OF Fort worth. bargain and terms to
The above are all black prairie lands and
on guod roads and In reasonable distances. Of
depotg and schools.
HUFFMAN d CO.. Fort Worth, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New York, August 12.-Cotton spot
uemand hrm; middling uplands, 9-i6c;
"fEsliihg gulf, 1876. Sales. 1916.
A.lulnres closed steady; sales 2Ss 400
Tas January, 7.5i; February. 76O;
fsnenn, 1;5i; August and September,
ear r, october, 7.Sg; November, 7.43; De-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

Bran-Job lots. zoe. car lots, e5e; Z.
0. b.
Meal-4O h., COO; car lots. Coo; chick.
on feed wheat. Job lots, 5sc bu.. feed
meal, 52c. car lots. Doc cwf
per dozen; hens, s2.26G2.e0 per dozen;
iurkeyH, 5000 100 per dozen
Butter--1oktt6c.
Butterlnc. solid. 30-pound tubs. 10 IL
lsggs--7c.
s2oSs 10 Chicago via the Great Rock
I.land fQufn strs.|..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

FOR SALB-1 will sell the Richelleu
bar and stock between now aud the
itth OF August cheap FOR cash. j. i.
IRWIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

FOR. sALE-cut under surrey, line
job, leather trimmed, good terms Call
ut 30 W. Second street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
ron SALE.

ATs,-s ~~ssNes,sss-
FOR SALr--A gentle family horse and
buggy. Enquire from TO 4 at I'll East
DRgHott avenue,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

New Orleans Cotton.
,,row orleans, August le,-Cotton-
"s aemand. Mlddlng li-l6c; low
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nnLr WANTED.

SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT co, s06
Main, phone 900, want carpenters. hay
men, r. Il, men, male and female
cooks, dining room girls. clerks. II. r.
news agents. Eirla FOR houaework, hotel
help. wood choppers. farm hands, col
ored help. otc. Road our daily bulletin
board
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

A hARGAIN--Ladica Phaet0n. leather
TOP leather trimmed, lamps and FEM
dcfH. 30 West Second street.
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FOR sALE--Four room house. barn,
clubhouse, fruit and shrubbery, nenr
Union depot Price. sl050. Five room
now house. 10, boxtbo feet on samuels
avenue; price 1880. $3.50 cash. balance
x?0 monthly. Knight n Blackburn, EOS
Houston street
fOR SAi.E-N,cc home, i've room house.
good location; only SiiOO, $500 cneh, sis
per month, u, \. Hare 4 Co, 1UJ Main
SEE THE 0AzFTTE'S dREKT oFfER.
HOARD AND TUITION FREE FOR A FORT
WORTH boy AT THE ST. JAMES
gas ACRE farm worth s2b. for next twenty
days at SIS, siiV0 cash, balance one and two
years. w. 7. Wilson, .2os Main street.
FOR Nice framed house. near car
line, >suO, 500 cash, Si2 per mouth. D, y
Hare \ So, i0i Main,
FOR SALE at a aacrlnee, Flvc-fcom house
and lot iINpi, those In, siiuO. terms ar
tanTsd' New three room house aud lot.
hnlD, $500. SlUu cnsh and Sih monthly.
", T. chnmhers' Heal Estate Exchange,
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

WANTED For twenty infantry, able
bodied unmarried mon between ages OF "a
and aO good pay food, clothing aud medical
attendance. Applicants must furnish aatlb-
factory evidence ~ TO Hgc. habits aud char.
actor Recruiting uncos AZ $40 Commerce
street DALLAS TpN
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FnN uOoD pfaltIr hny wholesalo On N.
tall. see y, llnll a 60, lDJS Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

BEE THE GAzETTl'B GREAT orfEk
WOilTH nov, At THE ST. JAMES
MILITARY ACADEMY.
500 no 500 salary paid snlcsmen for 81.
gnrri experience not necessary. Extra In
dncemcnts 10 customers. Bishop q Kline,
NJ, Louis, Mo.
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WANTED Twenty railroad hands, four rock
men. farm, ranch aud hay hands, man and
wife on farm. men and women cooks, women
for private families, girls for hotel work.
Address EdwaTdh' Labor Agency with stamp
for reply, ii6 ~ Main street. Fort Worth.
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