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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

section A. first prize. Miss Ada van
kirk second class. section b, hrst PRIZE
Miss Emily Pollock; third class, sec
ton B. first prize, Miss Ruth Won;
first prize. Miss Mary Kenny; second
nrize Miss Fannie Sullivan, MISS
Alice McLane; second prize, MISS Grace
Pollack. Fourth class, secClon A. 1 ms,
prize. Miss Margaret Jepson, MISS
Julia WEIGH; second prize MISS haItle
Sim. Miss Gertrude Sim, MISS Cai07
line Gutman. Fourth class, section b.
FIRST prize. Miss Eliza Speidel; second
Drize. Miss Caroline Jamison, MISS
Emma Forbes. Fifth class, first prize
Miss clara Welty; second prize, MISS
Margaret Sullivan. Miss Bertha Reese
Miss Flora Umberger, Miss Grace Arm
strong Miss Jane Mears. Class OF be-
ginners. second prize, Miss Eugenla
Waterhouse.
Harp-Class of beginners, A prize, to
Miss Emma Kirk.
Violin-Second class, section b, hrst
prize. Miss GenevieVe Moran; seconu
prize. Miss Frances Sullivan.
Third class, section A, second prize
Miss Grace Pollock; Miss Katherine
Fifth class, A prize to Miss Susan
Maxwell.
class of beginers-A prize, to Miss
Jane Mears. it,.
B. first prize. Miss Mary Grub; third
class. section A. A prize to Miss Emma
Connolly; fourth class, section A. hrsI
nrize Miss Gertrude Sim; second
prize. Miss Katherine Bruce; fourth
class. section B, first prize, Miss Caro-
line Gutman, ,,
China Painting-First prize, Miss
Katherine Bruce, Miss Anna HOFFMAN
Drawing-First prize, Miss Rather
inc Bruce, Miss Georgia Dent. Second
prize. Miss Emma Kirk, Miss Anna
Hoffman.
Elocution-First prize Miss Eleanor
McCracken, Miss Martha Medill, MISS
Lena Dent. Second prize, Miss Birdie
Wolf Miss Hattie Sim. Miss Nora
O'Brien. Miss Emma Forbes.
Etiquette-P Prizes to Miss Blrdle
Wolf. Miss Emma Kirk, Miss Caroline
Gutman.
Fidelity to Charges-Miss Frances
Sullivan. Miss Ruth Wolf, Miss Gene
We've Moran, Miss Frances Tierney,
Miss Nora O'Brien, Miss Eleanor NC
Cracker, Miss Ada Van Kirk, MISS
Margaret Sullivan, Miss Emma Kirk,
Miss Margaret Jepson, Miss Alice Nc
Lane. Miss Caroline Jamison, Miss
Katherine Bruce, Miss Teresa MunhalI,
Miss Magdalen Anderson, Miss Julia
Sullivan. Miss Margaret McSwyny,
Miss Katherine Fleming, Miss May
Belle Ashmore, Miss Stella Steinmeyer,
Miss Mary Fitzgerald.
Stocking Darning-Miss Frances Sui
livan. Miss Gertrude Sim, Miss Nora
O'Brien. Miss Ruth Wolf, Miss Eleanor
McCracken, Miss Alice McLane, Miss
Margaret JepsOn, Miss Katherine
Bruce. Miss Caroline Jamison, Miss
Julia Welch, Miss Teresa Munhall,
Miss Bertha Reese, Miss Clara Welty,
Miss Katherine Fleming, Miss May
Belle Ashmore, Miss Stella Steinmeyer,
Miss Sadie O'Bryan.
A diploma and gold medal for having
completed the English course were con-
ferred on Miss Birdie Wolf of PiQua,
O.. and Miss Hattie Sim, OF New York
City.
The guests returned to the city at 5
o'clock. convinced that they had wit
messed one of the most successful COM
mencements ever held at this excellent
school.
Thanks are due to Prof. H. Schockey,
and the ushers, Messrs. Wingerter,
Kennedy and others for courtesies.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
TRUSTEES SALE
IF Elm Grove PROPERTY

OF Elm Grove PrOpert'
Under and by virtue of q deed of ~
made by William T. Chambers ~ il'
derslgned as trustee dated tle ith ua.
April. a. d. ISIS, and now ot f'.or.
the Office of the Clerk OF The County e..
of Ohio County West Virginia, ln MI.
OF trust book No. %. az pages 1ll 2.
inclusive. the undcrsgntu Niil s'.
public auction az the platform ot OBJ.
.. x. r. Co. g depot. in tne town oI +.
Grove. i'm said county and State. ou
WEDNESDAY,, THE 10Th DAY or j ia
a ID. 1870, commencing az IT'D q. CLOCK d.
TO the highest and best bidder. ta.
lowing described real estate sitla',
Elm Grove, In the District OF TRADE.
IN the said county and state that
say: Lots numbered eight cl. icu
twelve O2), fourteen go, sixteen
eighteen QS), twenty CW, tWcuiy-lo. %
twenty-six 900 and twenty eight C
the plat Of w. r. and j. ~ Cham
subdivision Of part Of lot uN,
the plat OF the Lydia $. Crugdr trt..
Elm Grove property. which irt
Plat Is now OF record in the Office
clerk in deed book No. 20. M par
also all the right, title and intcrce
veyed by said William T. Chambers
undersigned 10y said deed Of trust.
land embraced In streets. alleys and
ways upon said first named plat. al
ANIIiIN A4fA UIAt~ILAlA OF the property
veyed by the Wheeling. Plttsburg
Baltimore Railroad Company 90 Will
II. Chambers and william Il. Waddlr
deed. dated june lth. 1879. and now
record n the Office Of said clerk. Zoo ia
book 80. fJ. at page l57. being part Of
land conveyed by Lydia S. Crugar 10
HcWpncld Railroad Company by DO
dated June LIST. 1854. and recorded in
office OF said clerk In deed book ~
at pages 5iS and $40, and bounded as
lows: Beginning al "a locust tree stand
on the northeast side Of the Nat
Road al the beginning Of a line mer''"
in the said conveyance OF Lydia $. or
thence with said line alons tho uor.l.
side Of the National Road. north 81
grees. west ls3 feet 20 the uegl inning
another line mentioned in said laef ..
conveyance, thence with The last men
ed line north J0z degrees. east OIL 81.
the beginning Of another line mon
ia the last named conveyance then. "
the last mentioned line north a"- Ie
west 100 feet. thence north aNs DE-.
east 30 feet TO point which d. a
from the centre line OF said railrl
constructed "A the date of the last DOGS.
conveyance. measured al right aut
said centre line, thence south 81 %.
east $50 feet 10 point which U.s. 3D.
from said centre line measured nj
angles thereto. and thence s0uf1
grccs, west 3H feet to the beginning
all the right title and Interest CON.
.'- .-,,'l e@iJ jc.J N t,Ist
an ,,+Ii,,ii. = an, 6,lf, In and 10 So .
| - fct ~ o+l ttC nI.f az tro Tr
| C,,e,sr ,+tos. 90, i-i,r GROVE Urorl.
80 7i-.t7.s ,,-tt., 80 ,l.,,..r rI.. ...
~ reIor5 ia 49,. sai5 ol-ro iu lr..
| n, ~ e. % a. ie mot iDcIrl
! 49, i,,I ~ - ir io+e etra0t-
| "a ,,.aIi,,.e,-s d., a.. Mat m tg
Star-i-..,., s,,,..ii,.i.'l, ~ ,..rt ..
| 80 = 49, r1orffonad IN in FIJI.
| which h. ~ month on our1.r.g 0f
nine coS.sfr'ue rfr,.-..x-one-ht
! Of an acre more or loss conveyed
! SS',,o,rf.,,l,,~'-s ~ ~ Tr CfarI
! ~ Jatcd I,ipe 12th 1851 and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

Farm. y acres, 10 minutes walk
Elm Grove.
Farm, ~ acres. two orchards. 3 m.
below Moundsville. This is good D.
farm Very cheap. $500.
Farm. $50 acres round bottom. lIl a.I
bottom land. Cheap. so per acre.
Farm. $50 acres. on National road
miles east of city. Cheap.
Farm, III acres, SD acres same l.ta
land. S miles east OF city.
Farm of T. acres. with store doing
good business, az Glencoe. ten mile. BE-.
of Bellaire, cheap.
Farm. lO acres If rich land with f--.
of fruit. ~ miles east of the city.
Blacksmith shop, miles west 90. b.
aire. Ohio. with good trade, lt- a.
land. variety Of fruit. 4-roomed a..
also good place for store. $1,000.
Farm. Il acres rich bottom land. n
west OF Bridgeport. o.. cheap easy
Farm. 80 acres. miles east OF c
easy terms.
Farm. 90 acres. miles southeast OF .-
NESBiTT a DEN INt'
1879 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AT MI. De Chantal. Occurred Yesterday
Afternoon,

An UD-to-Date Programme KEN
dered i'm a Most Brilliant Manner
Many Visitors from O. Distance.
Prizes Awarded-A Splendid ArJ
Exhioit-Represercative De-sarJe
Work - A Fine Library - me
Address 10y the Bishop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
FOR SALE.
Choice Market Street Property.

VIII offer for a few days that very des
able property known as
1924 AND 1926 MARKET STREET
fronting Twenty-Five feet and extending
alley In rear This is rare Opport unity
purchase property ia the best business sIla
I'M the cirv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

] he late resdenceoi Levi, Jones l..o, "A
No. 80 North York 80.
Nos - and 411a s.. Huron ST.. .l..
No. los $. Front ST.. river t.... DID ......
No. - :. Front ST.. iram. 4H u. ro.
Building lot on Main Sc. boz. -.. 81. ..
Alley 10. has "a frontage OBJ ..f
the Bloch Property, corner 'l. a-
Ninth streets. 81 feet 'front.' .lt-....
river. VIII sell part or all of Dr..
A line building lot at WooI-tale.
\ piece Of Market street property u.-.U
the pOstOfice
NO. 1913 Fourteenth street. lot 2lxil o..
No. 1900 Chaplino street. lne Pes. ia...
No. 81 south oroadwaY. lne tcsida.,.
Two line lots on South Broaiwty, is.4-i
ZINE building lots n Pleasant Valley
A desirable residence property No. 20 Ia
diana auroet; rooms; modern.
No. 1891 Eoff street. 2-story frame dr..
ing of6 rooms; halt lot Ne. 1 60. No. IL -jT'
feet.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
RTNEEART e. TATUE
CITY Rank KuildIng Room No5 Tel@Daona
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13


.,..-. Ella. .,,..,ql number of
rather -'- ---- 49,,
people 20 lla- oe7l'ro.' P-p.''''-
fr--Iv celebrated institution. Inc
-,,- oars hearing about four
$50 e.... .,...f-,~.- friends and
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patrons OF the scAo''--'e-' 'lo -'
daD0t a- 1910 p. u. and the Mount was
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although @ trlle warmer ,'"N
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10 was ABOUT twenty ~,
o'clock when tle large aN0',-,
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.t.- ..,-t,e r--q-s-v OF The hail was
........,.f attendance.
o~tt-t ei'-' - t-
The sIadll,s .-ls l-.- y .-I
number. blic-- NO.-- on ,,;-..
Hattie A. olh-' '- nv ,,...-.-.lI. in
Bertha A. Reese oil ,'.'f -..,'
took the blue ribbon Win s''''- o'o-''
in ,he middle Als- class. .. .- s,l-
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lows. ,,-...--
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Gleason. Ada Nauk.ra. Florence me
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
Z EAL ESTATE BARGAINS

10 room brick residence on 18th So
side entrance. near Eor ST. r"..'.
On 18th 81. near Jacob. Z room I..
=. Huron St, han. side entrut.
zane g. room house Oh WIZ
near 1ork, cheap. a fine reside.
Chapliihe ~. between 18Th and =.
roc room nous mouse on lJth ST. near Woo. -
ST at 500. Money 10 loan s.0
ROLE & ZANE. 10. snl.-n - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

WILD SELL ON EASY TERN,os.
w Ter city properly GOOD l,-.n ,.. ..''-
rom me CITY, Enquire OF e. S. RlLsy .-.
ney-aLLa."' No. 1913 Caaplle s.,es. y
lng w. VA " -a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
Pok SALE,

WADDLNGTON
from city. Splendid frut and .
dwelling house. Also dairy farm ve-
class Improvements, near Elus4ll,. ab.- '1
w. ao5E
Attorney and la.I A,,7.
de2etdl City Bans Building Is Fl-,.-. Z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
GENERAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS MOTT CE

All persons knowing themselves indebt-
cd to the estate Of Elijah Marling de-
ceased, are requested 10 settle. and all
persons having claims against said estate
will present them 10 me for settlement
=. 5. TERRILL,
my1Seh Administrator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
FOR RENr
EOR RENT

n OAA 4tA4-N l.
Six rooms. bath room and.
on second floor No. 1904 M.lss
Street. Suitable for resi-. :"
or office.
JAMES =. HAWIrv
,Ieiephone 5s7. lJGl lla' ~ .' 3D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
GEORGE j. NIATHISON.


Real Estate Agent, 1928 Market str.e
Telephone lO7 uN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AezN@4= &&S %N@<S Xxx
" beginning at 9 o'clock Monday
j morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

The gold medal and diploma of the
school on completing the English
course. were then conferred uDon
Misses Wolf and Simms. the young
ladies' receiving their h0nors az the
hands of Bishop Donohoe. That prelate
then addressed the audience, saying he
had rarely been more 0yerpowerd with
Is sense of apprehension than at the mo-
Le1t of his address. He made a humor,
ous reference % the remarks by Bishop
Doane. of Albany, and Ri. Rev. Bishop
Coke. of Buffalo, "ab0ut that terrible
creature. the new woman. lie said
the remarks Of those p~elates had
caused feminine shrieS 70 80
mp all over The country, ana as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

New York. Dec, 2i.--Evening Posts
financial cablegram:
London-There was further marked
Improvement In American shares mere
today on kilograms reporting calmer
and more friendly utterances from
President Cleveland, The recovery was
due 10 bear repurchases aud few
speculative orders. The closing was
nearly at the best | understand
that fnnnciers in Germany were sund-
cd yesterday as to terms Of an Anerl-
can coin and bond loan. The dturnes5
of money there. to say nothing else OF
the market. is against H.
paris-The bourse has been fiat, but
there was strong rally una the close
was distinctly firm. Fresh support Is
said to have been given by Rothsehild
to the market. This In not confirmed.
Berlin--The market here was dun to-
day. The Constantinople market was
mai and the selling OF mines was large
ly from there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

Boston. Dec, 2i.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter Will say Of
the wool trade;
The sales In the three principal mar
kets OF the country for the week end
ing December "a, 1895, have amounted
to 5,20i, 400, Of which e.S09,500 pounds
were domestic and 3,lii,Do0 pounds for
elgn WOOL The year Is going out az
usual with quiet market. There is Of
course no continuous free business, al
though home days there are sales Of
moderate size. The year Will commence
with n considerable amount OF domeB-
tic stock at various points and a
comparative small amount OF foreign
material and reasonable prospects Of
all and more OF both kinds being need
ed. The males OF the week In Boston
have amounted TO 2,i22,60O pounds, OF
which 100000 pounds have been do
nestle and sGs, 800 pounds foreign. The
sales for tie year VIII amount TO
quite 1864 ,2i7 pounds against H.
Cos. 1876 pounds last year.
The wool traders here are. 10 say the
least. as little disturbed ap any class
OF merchants by the pnnicky Incidents
OF last week resulting from the action
OF congress in response to the presi-
dents message.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

New Ysrk, Dec 2i.-Bank olearings'
s22. 7Os O25; balances, s2,i3I96S,
Money on call, 500 per cent; last
loan, 6; closed 6. Prime mercantile pa
per, nominally i.2qb l-2 per cent
sierllnt, exchange strong, with actual
business In bankers bills Ut N.S9 $40
4. 90 ii for demand and HSSlt,sS Y
for sixty days. Posted rates. sass l-29
4, 50 l-2 and si.9o4i 81.
Commercial bills. ASI.
silver certificates, 50 3-iHof ~, bur
Government bonds weak ana lower,
Win new rs down l-2 and othors down
per cent on the day. state nohds M
active, Railroad bonds strong.
THE total sales OF stocks today were
gli. as shares. including, Amerie,n. S Su,
AtchIaon. il 400: Burlington. l.HcVi Chl-
caeo Gas. 1900; u. & :, r.. ib.loo' 81
paul "a 600,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

Liverpool. Dec. -whea,-spot
firm. demand poor; No. 2 rod winter.
5s Led: No. 2 red spring. stocks ex-
hausted; No. hard, Manitoba, o.
"a; No, California, Or "a.
Futures opened steady, with near
and distant positions lad higher; cloa-
lng lad higher December. Is 2 I'D.
January, 5s SD; February. Or 3 led.
March. 5s lad; April, bs 4 l-2d; May,
5s Sd.
Corn-spot steady; American mixed.
new, 81 ] 3-4d
Futures steady; arm December. IS
SAD. January. 81 Ia; February.
80 2-4d, March, 3s Id. April 2s "a;
May. 81 2 lad,
Tlour-stoady; demand poor: ST.
Louis fancy winter IN ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25
77-s7--------'---'7--
LOCAL nAnhisrs.

Groceries and proNIsion-.
Uams-M Medium. plain ard eanvassed
3-ic.
bacon, bellles. smoked. Ice.
Dry salt sides. Lee.
Short clear bacon. &c.
Dry salt bellies 3-tc
Compound lard. tierces, Ice.
Lard IA cans. advance over tierce
prloes,
5O.psund cans, lac: i0-pound cans,
s-lc a-p0und cans. Use, S.pound cans.
lie per pound.
sugar-siandud line granulated, In
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels.
$50; cut loaf or powdered, 9-sc;
choice yellow clarified. ii-2c; prime
yellow clarified, 5-sc.
Roasted, i-pound package,
Noknskn. n i-ec: Arbuollle. 81 Lee;
lion. u l-2c; xxx. p i-2c. CoTdoya.
70 i-2c; Fariy breakfast. 26c.
Fancy Rio. 20 i-2c.
Choice RIO, u i-gc.
coffee--Grccn. fancy Java, 2scl
Fancy peaberry 20 i-2c.
i'i,me RIO. 1Oc.
Fair Rio. i9c
Common RIO, isc.
Boans--Lady washington. : $40
f.ine. 10.
Pink. S-ic.
Bayous. 2 ste,
Biack-eyo peas. . i-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25
THE ADVICE NEEDED.
nut FEW CATTLE nE,se snIrrEp
TO CHICAGO.
Country shippers Are Holding Back
nnd the Price Is Advancing
in Consequence.

Chicago. Dec, i--Cattle-coun,ry
shippers have been advised by chica-
go commission firms TO cut down their
receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep dur
ing Christmas week, and they are fol-
lowing advlces strictly. Today the sup
ply was so meagre that the offerings
We're easily disposed OF Mt further ad-
vance OF to 10 cents, prices ruling
pepout 10 TO 20 cents per hundred pounds
i,hner tnan on Monday for desirable
iotA' sales were on the basis OF S310a1
S'lo Tor common to strictly choice
peeves handy light and medium cat
tle selling to the best advantage. Sales
wore largely at SSs5Gi35. Butchers'
anu camera stun was frmcr with cows
sales largely at &i.SQ030O. while calves
sod at N2.bO05,7d for common to choice.
me stocker and feeder branch was
n..siected. Fed Texans are selling at
no pounds and 1S5 pounds. grass Mex
leans continuing TO bring $40.
hoSs-The receipts today would be
considered small even on a Saturday.
Only u few thousand remained over
rom Monday, so that the packers had
a very light supply. Prices were Strong
and l-2d5c higher. Sales were made
OF common to choice druycs of hogs
AZ S'SOg3'ii l-2; a lRrge part OF the
trading being at $3,4Oq3,l5: eastern
shippers are doing very little buying
this week. less than 1000 hogs being
shipped from here yesterday.
Sheep-Not many sheep are required
at this time with poultry so cheap
aud the long spell OF wet weather tends
to make matters worse. but the ofrcr-
inss were so light today that prices
were stronger for desllable offerings.
Sales wereon basis Of si.5OFS.75 for
inferior 70 extra sheep.
The bulk sold at S2,5OuSOo; iAgabs
sold at s3g5QLlO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

ST. Louis, Dec. 2t-Cnttle-ReCeipt
md shipments not reported. Market
steady Fair 10 choice shipping steers,
yalOd 20; drented beef grades, sS0Oi5
42J: bllk OF sales, sggsfli. 90; light
steers. $3.50; stockers and feeders. bulk
sales, S2OOQ300; cows and heifcrs, 81. 50
q3A5; bulk OK sales, S200Ie so; Texas
steers. grassers. 81 258e SO; fed. 50 So
Q3. 10. cows and heifers. Sl.7593,OO
Hogs-Receipt1 and shipments not re-
ported. Market steady. Heavy. So. 25dl
$40; mixed, s23O93S5; light. s3lJa38O
Sheep Steady Natives. s2.25QS 90:
bulk Of sales. s2.foQS75; southern, $500
100; lambs, s3.O0Q495,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

tent u.so. half patent. u. 80; family,
" ss; foreign mills. high patent. 81 rs;
fnncy patent. 81 IS. straights. 81 70.
Grain bags-Baie lots, New b-hu.,
A-ox,. Sic: new l-3-bu., s-o1., corn,
&c: csntrals, bale lots. &c. la Plalas, &c;
secondhand oat sacks, Sc.
Wheat No. :. 70c. No. !, e7c.
corn-shellcd. mixed bulk. Job lots,
soc: ear corn from wagons. gOUeSc:
sacked corn. car lots. {. o b., country
pointa. % i-2c, ear. zoe.
oats--Texas rust proof In bulk from
wakon. l6ul1c. car lots, sacked. (. o. b.,
country points, II l-2Qls Ike.
Hay1lob lots, *g7 so@S.oo. according
Bran-job lots. coei car lots. Ssc. Z.
o. b.
Meal. 20 pounds, icc; car lots, zoe;
chicken feed wheat. Job lots, Csc bush
ell; feed meal. go, CARROTS. 90c cwt.
sweet potatoes per hushel i0Q5ec
Turnips, per hpshel 59uGie.
pecans, per h. s@fc
Pop. corn, m ear, n,s bpstcl. CSC.
Poultry-Fat spring chickens, no
per doYen3 medium sized young chick
ems $3.50 hens. 81 per dozen; poor de-
mand
Turkeys-5d95 t-2c.
Ducks--In fun feather, 81 per dozen
Geeic-fn fun feather. A.75 per DOZEN
, Butter-Nice mould, country Jersey,
2sc; plsin country, io0iSci creamery
Buttsrine. solid. s0-pound tubs, iic.
Tgys-ib i-2ffI7c.
Hides-Dty mint. case; dry filrt dam
aged hides. SI5c; green salt hides. adf
59Ic. ~
Prime tailow. i-iQs Ice; dry bleach.
ed bones, IS per ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25
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FOR SALE FOR a FEW DAYs-kit
acres eight miles from tho Fort Worth
packing house. No better location fnr
hog ranch, $50 acres bottom land, ic-
mnindcr Wen covered with mast-bear-
Ina forest, $1,000. $1,000 egah. balance on
sasy Terms Never-ieilins water Jos
Main street, W. L. Wilson.
roe sALH-For Hfteen days, SID uer
acre for n nne black land prdlfio inrm.
within seven miles OF the Fort North
packing house. $1,000 cash haianre. on
easy time; 800 acres, l26 In cultivation.
ses Maln eileet. ", r. Wilson.
FOR SALE OR ENCtIANGRl--yV
have two brick store houses In town
OF Emma, Tex 10 sell or exchange Tor
good farm Apply to W. l., Lyon a
Co, go Main street,
FOR sALE-Now IL the time to buy
q block OF ten or twelve acres OF or
shard or garden land near Fort Worth.
MAKE You good home and money
all the year round. We have $50 puren
In one mile Of the city. on two piked
roads cut up Into small tracts and for
sale cheap Never mind about terms
We can fix that NIL right Smooth sam
dy loan soil and rich and lust like
living In town, WIN give YOU the best
chance You ever had,
200 acres of the very best OF Lowell
black wake prairie land on public
road and In one mile OF depot With
three railroads, 1875 ncres IN cultivation.
all tlllnblo and the best. Good house.
stables and water and nine miles from
Fort Worth. $1,000, terms $500 oaeh,
remainder any way You want II at
per cent interest. Al OF the time you
want and any way you want II. ro-
member
First clngs black prairie land In any
sized tracts, unlmnroved. and from
al NN a.. "a.
and from one to three mll0a OF depot at
troin $40 TO $40 per acre. Improved
farms, Feat Of black wake prairie
lands A. from $50 to tlb per acre EaAy
MrfaH. Long GiDo hnd low inthrtIL
Flno nhalUfO az iWh hnfsf IN nlAe
mllea OF the city ut ~ Der acre,
sandy post oak lands ana fne for
farming at 81 per acre,
HUFFMAN & co,
Fourth street Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-25

81 Louis, Mo, Dec. 2i.-The mer,
chants' exchange was closed today en ~,
the attendance on the curb was s ,1an
er than 1t IL usually on honday.
There was some trading and h,rc y
feeling exhibited n wh hstsks sn s.ac re.
eeints. 1856 bushels. a. a. 49,,
co., december. and 90 i-lc for NAV;
Pnce,nts. "a, 500 bushels at ST Louis nnl
lsa cars al Chicago. The rainy weather
was the bull card IN corn, oh,orona
"TurKeys-Lower. s i-sgsci chie ehasn
lower. &c for spring; ducks sc' ReeSe'
s i-20Gc. ,.,o- ava, merry.
.Sd1slc; fancy Elgin, ZogI'e' u""'' Nv
zoe.