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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Produce and frult-.Apples-Fanc
northern. per Dbl, $1,000 400; Mexican
oranges 81. 75; California nayels N.Ovg
l25, California seedlings. $3.50; choice
lemons, So. so. S37bGiO0; grapes malaga
kegs. SB.oUlpLUJ; onions, %e per 10 new
irish potatoes, northern. 4S@eOe' dreei'
eys. 6OaI0c. ,,.,o,, na-
tent. 81 30: half patent $3.50: family.
ii. IS; foreign mills, high patent $780,
fancy patent, si.S5; straights, A'!5;
Grain bags-Bale lots; New 5-bu''
s-oz. s-ic; new i-2-bu.. S-oz.. corn,
&c: centrals, bale lots, DC; Ia Platas' ic'
second-hand oat sacks, Sc.
wheat No. 2. 70,; No. :, &C,
Corn-shelled, mixed bulk. JOB lois,
soc: ear corn from wagons, 2OHzee'
hacked corn. car lois I. o D. country
points. % I-2c; ear 2cc. "a. 49,,
oats-Texas rust proof In bulk from
unron. lGI17c; car lots, sacked. I. o. D.
country points, II 1-2qlS l-sc.
Hny-Job lots, SOL 5oGS'Oo according
10 Rnran~Job lots. Coo; car lots. 55c, Z.
o. b. IA. On. tate Aoc.
ob,rLen feed wheat, job lots, Csc bush
oil. feed meal. 5ac. CARROTS. SOC owt
Sweet potatoes per bushel, 4Ou5Oc
Turnips, per bpshel, 5OUO5c.
Pecans. per H. syfe. 80,
pan corn. IN ear, ntf brffc., Ca. :,
Poultry-Fat spring Chickens "
per DOZEN medium sized young cniS ~
ems. $50; hens. 81 per dozen; poor de'
mand
nnrss-In ruiz festher. 50 per dozen
Geese-fn full feather, HIb per dozen
Butter-Nlce mould, country Jersey
poo: plain country, logi5c' creamery
Buttcrine. solid, SO-pound tubs iac'
Fggs-I5 l-2al7c, ,, s,
aged hides. 3s15c; green SAT- NOES, SW
a.; green butcher hides, i-sc; ors SUIT
0T Prime taliow, 3 1-4as l-2c; dry bleach
ga homes, IS per ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
LOCAL MARKETS.


Groceries and Provisions.
Hams Medium. plain ard canvassed
Q 2-Ac.
Breakfast bacon-Pla!n and canvass
ed, 91-2c.
bacon. bellies. smoked. Lee.
Dry sals sides. 6 l-2c.
Short clear bacon, &c,
Dry salt bellies, S-ic.
Compound lard, tlerces. Lee.
Lard IL cans, advance over tierce
pr'""s
Leaf lard, tierces, lie.
bv-p,unu tans, I-l1, iv-pound cans,
s-4c 5-pound cans. 7-Sc: S-pound cans,
lie per pound.
suEar-Standard fine granulnted. in
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels
i-sc; cut loaf or powdered, S-Sc
choice yellow clarified. lie; prime
yellow clarified. 5-Sc.
Coffee--Roasted. l-pound package,
Mokaska, q lie: Arbuckle. q i-2e,
ZION. II l-2c; XXXX. q l-2c: Cordovn,
20 l-2c: Early Breakfast. 26c.
Fancy Rio, % Ice.
Choice Rio. 2i lie.
coffee-Grcen, fancy Java, Csc.
Fancy peaberry. 20 lie.
Jfime Rio. 2Oc.
Fair Rio. igc.
Common Rio, lsc.
Beans--Lady Washington, Sac.
Lime, 4c.
Fink. 2 S-ic.
Bayous. 3-ic.
Black-eye peas. l-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
LIGHTLY HIGHER.
Ia CATTLE SOLD All AN AD-
VANCE IN CHICAGO.
Price of Hoas stu Gaining on
Account Of the Very Small
shipments.

.,..so. pee. 2j.--Thc general market was
,l,ly animated early at steady prices.
\. ne choice lots of cattle wee ioc higher
I. an tuesday and &c higher than at the
i, last week, advance being confined TO
/ u, llsh, and medium weight steers. Com
! !. a choice beeyes brought sS.2SqA5o. with
.. ,.lipg at ,s.75a4.s5. The late sales OF
~. ,oday we're very SOW and sellers claim
,,.t the carly advance was all lost and
Y. ~ general market was i0c lower than
\ rrs,asy. The butchers and Gamers trade
". ,,,rly good and moderate offerings i'm
80 strength to the prices; COWS and he'll
= .s,lIng largely at 32.oO9S.oo: stoekers and
..,.rs trade was unlmproved with sales at
|re02to.
~, and they were bgl0c higher today.
~, are reported TO be plenty Of hogs in
4. ,ouutry but many OF them are kept back
!. .rrount OF the bad roads and others have
- xithheid because prices have fallen 70
~ 10 q. 50 iOds co; mixed. t5,4Q43.55; light
= S.; pigs. s3.0OQ3.to
ss,ep-wiih a good demand, prices were
,s,sc hIsher. common to choice sheep SELL
~ Al ,s OOf3.5O. lambs sold at s3,2jg4.50
ACCEPTS for two days-Cattle, LOCO; hogs,
H 10; sheep, 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

LEGAL NoTiCE-Thc state OF Texas.
TO the nonresident defendants OF the
state Of Texas in the following styled
and numbered cause. to.wit; James
II Campbell and George W Clawaon.
p'Olntiffa, tNo $3.50 VI. Dorr Clark.
D. G, Plumb, d. T. I'omar, Annie l.
-, Plumb, Missouri National Bank. n
corporation. George Wcare and J. r.
Allison, partners composing the arm of
Weare n Allison. First National bank
OF Albany, corporation, Fred u, OIL
colt and Henry Weare, defendants.
Whereas, On December II, 1895, the
plaintlf1a In the aboye-stylcd and num-
berod cause filed their petition In said
suit against zach and all the above
named defendants praying for writ
OF injunction cn1olnlng ana restfaln-
ing said defendants from making or
attempting TO make any disposition,
transfer, conveyance or assignment OF
any OF the property In controversy In
this suit or from IN amy manner en-
forcing or attempting to enforce Ger
tain deeds OF trust OF June "a, 1899, and
for the hppuintmcn' NJ reHs'''@r ~
said property; and, Whereas. the Hon.
2. T., GREENE, Judge Of the Forty
eighth judicial district OF Texas, in
dorsed on said petition his order In
words ms follows. to-wlt: Upon consl1-
Grafton of the foregoing verified petit
lion II IL ordered that the appllch lion
therein made be Hot down for hearing
on January 3, 1895. Mt . o'clock q, m,
at the court room OF the Forty-clEhtn
judicial district court In the court hoise
OF Tairnnt county, Toxins; and the
clcrk OF said court In hereby ordered
TO issue notice to the defendants In
said petition to appear before said court
at said time and show cause IL any
they have why said receiver should not
go M ~
clerk IL further ordered 10 cause hnid
notice TO said nonresident defendants
TO he published for ten days In Some
daily newspaper published In the city
of Fort Worth, the last OF said publ
cations 10 be not later than January 2,
1896. And upon further consideration
OF said petition. II IL ordered that the
clerk OF said court upon the mnking
and nllng OF bond in the sum OF
$1,000 90 by the plaintiffs hereln with
good and sufficient suretlcs and con-
ditlonR M required by law 90 issue a
restraining order reiurnahle TO the DIS
trIct court OF the Forty-cighth Judlci-
nj district, enJoining and restraining
defendants and each OF them as prayed
in said petition, until such time az
such hearing for the appointment OF
roceIyer may be had and acted upon
nv tho court said clerk In directed 10
ale This petition and place the SAND
upon the docket OF the Forty-eighth
Judicial court.
rorty-cighth judicial district OF Texas
Done In Chambers, Fort Worth. Tex
this December II, 1875.
Therefore you and each Of you are
hereby notified TO be and appear at the
time aud place mentioned In the fore,
going order OF said Judge. then and
there TO show cause u any you have
WHY said receiver should not be ap.
pointed as prayed for In PLANTING said
petition.
s,strict court In and for Tarrant couD.
~. Texas, Given under my hand and
seal Of said court at Office In. Fort
Worth, Texas. this nth day OF De
Il. Ii. M'NATT. District Clerk.
fseal) Tarrant County. Texas.
BY y, c. BRhNuM. Deputy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

tIc has In his veins n strong dash Of nnc
Morse blood, which Inns saved him from
the duur tnclturnlty the brutal ooarsennss,
the banality which marks the pure blood
cd Angle. Hci n good listener, affair talk
err and maryolously quick ut grasplng any
point which touches his personal interests.
In politics, except where Ia u few special
eases hc and his friends bayo been goadcd
into Liberalism by crushing rents or an
oycrbearing agent, no carries his ntinch
mcnt to Tory doctrines TO tho verge of
bigoiry, though neither ho nor any ono
olso can glyo any logical reason why hc
should DO Tory nj nil.
His idcns OF public duties and their por-
forn,nnuc are those Of two generations aRo,
that tho ono aim Of every member Of any
public body should DO 10 keep down tho
rates He Ia quito content with the dlstinc-
ton Of possessing some OF the worst roads
In the county, will oppose tooth and nail u
proposal TO supply handkcrcllicls to tho
workhuuso children and regards nllot-
munts, 10 soon Us he has been brought TO
understand wlnt tho term means, rs rldiu-
ulous. But, II he iias his faults, hc Is not
without some solid virtues Of tho old fash
ioncd kind In their tastes and habits no
aud his wlfO arc simple, industrious, pains.
taking, to an extraordinary degree.
They dress us their grandparents dressed,
tho one In the knitted Jacket and cordu'
roys, tho other In tho qunlnt sunbonnet
and clean, print bodice, with short, blue
gown, Of half u century ago, They arc
gifted with mn astonishing power OF bat.
Ting against adverse circumstances, aud
there Is masculine strain la ihu wifc
which enables her to carry ON tho farm Mt
or hor husbands death, often moro sue
cessfully than ho did himself Mnomil'
lan's magazine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

new York. Dec. 26.-Tho resumption OF
.steAs after the holidays was marked by a
s.sas'p rise In vaues In the early dealings on
We SOCK Exchange, The coma lent tone was
,AnN attributed to expectancy that the
~'lspiy would be strengthened by an issue
government bonds. In tile best informed
aan.neial circles these views and acceptance,
-. mus far the only people whose statements
au eatry conviction are mute on the SUD
~ No quotatlons were received from Lon
~ o%irg TO the extended Christmas holiday
'lat center. but fore'gn buying oriers we're
s.eNuted on this market TO moderate extent
~ ~ upward movement came TO halt soon
~ nj NE expiration Of tho FIRST hour and N
eAHuing dcallngs sales were recorded az
",ui's eiose to Tuesdays Gnal prices.
- sc,ne instances transactions were note1
,e.'w that days cloa NC. particularly In Resd-
- hurllngton. Manhattan and Leather pro
.-,,, This reae,lbnary movement was IN
.ll1s Tor both accounts. A sharp recession
,seutred In the raiea OF sterling exchange on
~ sac Of goit bullion and to revival taik q
~ ~ exports By Saturdays steamer Up !?
oofe OF buslroas no engagements hnu
~ made however. No applications for loar
Fuheatfs have been made or are expected
70 received from the banks Or the clearing
committee The pressure TO sell SUI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

New York, Dec. 2G.--ciearinss ,i57, sc;
balances, q, iiI, 500.
None, Money on call. aa7 per cent; last loan, o.
closed per cent.
rnme mercantile paper nominally per
nt sterling exchange weak with actual
business In bankers bills at si.ss i-iui.s9 IL
~ demand and A.s7 s-404ss for sixty days.
sss.ed rates. 81 50 and si.ao l-2Gi.si. Com
nsrciai bills. si.sT.
SAT nAr silver &C i-2; Mexican dollars. 50 Ia;
hver certificates. &C s-id67.
me total sales Of stocks today were 3lf,eso
.asres Including; American Sugar. I?,iVo
n'riean Tobacco. 10000; Atchlson. n,eoo'
raul, 1900; Burlington. i2.10o; silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

aieed near delivery hour and under the lead.
srtnlp OF sugar prices took an upward coufse.
ans Improvements. however. es 8 rule did not
.u Haeuons.> Sugar was IN brisk de.
manu- IN the hnni dealings and rose to i0s, a
net gain Of SIS per cent. The r,se was
credited to an advance In the market tor
domestic refined sugar and TO the ALLEGED
proposition Of the Cuban revolutionary lead.
cry 10 destroy the sugar crop Of that Island
Inc closing was quiet and steady with gainA
In most cases.
In the bond market the upward tendency
winch characterized the close on Tuesday re-
aumed in the early dealings today. subsc.
duontly in sympathy with the reaction in the
STOCK market prices reeeied sharply and the
closing tone was heavy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

In almost every country there Is an idoa
that tho fnlamander lives or oan 1.-Two III
tic fire. There is strange peculiarly
about this creature which has given risc 10
tho superstition. Whom placed 10 a very
warm situation, the salanandor throws
out, from oriiiros In his sides, small guam
Titles Of fluid to relieve the oppressive
warmth It is possible that this hnid
might queneh, or at least might allay, the
violence Of small fire, but In itself the
saianiander Is no moro inpersious 70 nro
than any other animal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Unless words without meaning arc used,
PERSONS vocabulary must be bounded Wy
his knowledge. Many years ago L was
teaching class OF poor children In INC
school connected with the Church OF 81
Pauls Coyent Garden. One day i OK
hlbitcd picture Of hpyfleId with men
carting hay. l asked the children whai
the men were throwing IN Into tho cnft'
They answered, without moments hcsi'
tatlon, "Mudp II then occurred TO m,
for tho frat time Tint these children lind
never seen u bayfield, or the enrtiDg Of
hay. but tho scaycnger'scnrt, cnr,ing mud
they were quito familiar with, nnd heno1
they spoke within their knowledge -Notc'
and Queries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Chicago. Dec. 26.-The wheat market today
gained nothing for the prices by Its tive days
rest. At the close May was 81 3-sc CON-
pared with bsg5s is at the end OF Mondays
session. There was nothing outside OF local
bearish sentiment to fairly account for the
break.
Corn and oats could not easily have been
dulier than they were today.
The feeling was steady early In the oats
market but towards the close the market de-
clined, principally through a sympathy with
wheat.
The provision market started strong and as
long Us It had the countenance Of firm
wheat market II continued so. When the
latter failed, however, near the close the
prices OF hog products dropped also.
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat, 23s
cas-: corn. SIS cars; oats, 1868 cars hogs. 2i.-
900 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Kansas City. Dec. 2G.--cattle-ReceIpts'
no. shipments. 1900; market steady TO iOc
hver, Texas steers. S2,25GS.iO; Texas cows.
n ,5d2eo: beef steers. s3.OOaL25; native cows.
Il. soas.OO: s,ookors and feeders, I2.5OuS.O0;
bulls. n.50d90O,
Hogs-Receipts. 800; shipments. 200 Mar
let steady to lOc lower; bulk OF sales SSD9
~, heayiss. fS.lOg9i0; packers, ES.S5u3AO;
nIed, ts.25d3.iO. lights. sS,25ds.25; workers
lp6,.s; pigs. S2.so03.25.
shsep-Recelpts. $500; shipments. 200. mar
h, steady, l5c higher; mutton, 22,oOg3,9o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Xmas City, Dec. 2e.-wheat-Aetive, about
,,sh,prea; No. 2 hard. 52a53 l-2c; No. 2 red.
4. No. 2 spring, 5lu59 3.Ac; No. spring asa
n; rejected nomInally, i2941c.
corp-AetiSe; fraotlonally higher; No.
ra,d, % I-ia22 $780, No. white. % i-ig
IL sc.
0ns-Firmly held but slow; No. mixed
,ouInally i5d lgc. No, white, 10 i-2e.
Reeelpts-wheat, 1900; corn. 6S,0QO; oats,
n@o -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Reported by the STANDARD Joiii'''
sion company, unlon d s,oeh ~ 90 ron
ia in good demand; stockers. t2,o1I
Z * . siass si.5O6i.75; bulls. slhO@2.oO'
90 80 ,st COWS. sg.OO92.25: medium cows.
:, sSdi 40: heifers. S.I5g2'O0i calves
S2,bOqsO0, 90 ,sa, m. yooa
demand; lat mast hogs. a21oy3'oVi lgn.
hogs. s2.5On300. good demand, Waso'
moss ss.OOHs.0s, in good demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
Ankpito io


nv. International route in connection
III, INC ii. and r. c. and Rock Island
r',,,ts ia running a daily line OF Pull
man sieepers between Kansas CITY.
va, worth and San Antonio. Connec-
H., IN made az Garrett by passengers
~ and from Dallas, forming the best
ssute between points In the Republic
or Mexico. Laredo. ana Corsieana, Dai-
"a las. Fort worth and North Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

n, account Of the Christmas hoilaays
little is doing In the COLO" i"S'
and not much is brought
Az. ouote nominally:
Law middling, e1-2c.
Strict low m.ddllng. s5-s~
Middllng. s-ie.
Strlct middling, 61-se-
Good middling &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

New Orleans, Dec. 2s.-cotton futures
quiet and steady; sa'es, ESQ: December,
7.o1 bidi January, 7eit7e5 February, 7TlH
7'lsi March. 777G77s. April Ys2a7ss; MAY.
Is5aTSi June, 7s9d7so; July. 792dI95
August. 1s797.s9; September. 100 bid, oe-
tober 1iSM1bi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

STANDARD dry salt. short clear 90
standard short clear bacon 80; 20 s nas.
medium. ss.25: hams, snan ssi,,ss ~ n.
,ast seIs, dry salt shoulders, SOW
, pagvn hams. 5000; pure leaf iaro'
az 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
,n,.ruationai Route q. a c. "
i"e nnIIrondl

Through sleepers daily between sn, nan'
s,s clty, Fort Worth ana san mn a5ia,e
IN Hearne, with when ~ and
connections are made AZ ,onte 10
a,v'n Ans,lr san antonio. Lareao
and points In Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

A good baby story Is told Of neigbbor
meeting little ons in the street md say.
ing. "Good morning, my little dear.
never can tell you md your sister apart.
Which OF the twins are your
And the little one mndo answer, I'm
tl,a On, what's out waikin. "--London TIT
Rita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

points tvia Hearne). Sleeper leaves San
Antonio at $50 .. m; Austin. ll:5o D.
m. arriving at Garrett at 5:ss a. M,
Dallas, 1925 a. m. Fort Worth. 1880 a.
M Returning leaves Dallas, 100 D. M.
Fort Worth $40 y. M. arriving at Tay-
Tor at $3.50 a. M. Austin $40 a M, San
a n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

no,re Fort worih's only hiSh e Y, IS
p,avrapher. will make you ~ ss,n
p wnrth the money. peanss eAp'hs' pa0
toa. sa.00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
GALVESTON COTTON.

Galveston. Dec. 26.-spot cotton quiet, un-
changed. mlddling. I Sc; sales "a; receipts
nome exports. ss71. stock. iii.s5s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
mos AND wInn.

Manufacturer HAY BALE Tirs.
IIiUN aud STEEL MnOfISG
iiioS sud sT-sL FENCING,
o. x. Harry. Dnlins. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

ACT oUICKLY--Seek fortune by the
shortest road, successful turf opera
tions; capital OF s25 has averaged .iss
weekly profits for nearly year, You
can't beat my record II IL superb;
proofs and particulars free. Phillip ".
Archer, Ccvington. Ky.
WANTED--Pnrt TO build for me a
boarding house IN good location. VIII
lease same for one year or longer Ad-
dress NJ, care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

FOR SALE OR ExcHANois--wc
have two brick store houses 10 town
good farm. Apply to W. l.. Lyon 4
Co. Go Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

peane makes iine photos. others try
Cabinets. ss.oo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

western veterinarian sent the follow
Ing DO filed
Fond this by this Roy
Tinker Of Asfetty ouno
- Camphor ouho
Cappicou
Locman -
Nix
Anknito io--
Ciarufor;n ounc
do no. think this is apclt wright
mi you win know what ~ y
Il Is for u borx- docE---A.
-Iouisvi''r No.''cai News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
ron raLi:-rEAL ssTATn.

7-s9lsF1Is7E7s : = - = = : - Z ! .
FOR SALE FOR A FEW DAYS-6lt
acres eight miles from me Fort Worm
packing house. No better location for
hog ranch, go acres bottom land. ie-
rneindef well covered With lnnst-bear-
ing forest. $4,000. $1,000 cssh. balance on
easy terms. Neyer-failing water. 2ps
Main street. W. T.. Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
Rom BALD ON rxcrANun,

FOR EXCHANGE : Grayson county
black wake farm. 700 acres. 100 in cul-
tivation. no encumbrance. and cash
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

TO ExcHANGE--south side lot, clear
for artesinn well. Apply Charles Il.
Nash. 1909 Main street
TO EXCHANGE :. Nine-room new
house. lot iooxi25 feet, at Polytechnic
college. for q farm. Price, $1,000, two
two-story frame houses with base
rents new for land and cash. Price
$500 each. Knight & Blackburn, No.
eos Houston street.
FOR lrxcHANGE--A steam laundry
with all appliances, good business, and
other improved property for good
farm near n good town. Private corre-
spondence, r. G. Highsmith Land Co..
M Main street, Fort Worth.
EXCHANGE what You don't want for
what YOU do want. Everything ex-
changed. Send stamp for list. Lands.
up to se5.ouo. for merchandise. city
realty, oil or napthn launch or most
anything movable, Jerpey COW. 2;40
PAGER. shetland po..y. nne Jack or land
for fine upright plano. Bicycle for
what have your Standard stallion.
jacks and jennies TO exchange. Jersey
cattle and Shetland ponies very low
for caah. to close out. No encountered
property handled. Sharks need not
write. Fifty cents year for the Week.
iy Star outside the state. II. L Jen-
ningn, Marshall. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
NO Ap LESS THAN TWO LINES
MI CHI ARGES LESS THAN IS CENTs
WINTERS, DAVIS 4 co.. :

Real Estate and General commi.sion
Agents.
omce In Hotel worth building, Fort
worth, Tex.
hcnd Our spcctaittcs for To-day.
FOR ENCHANGE-situ 4 miles
rom lredell, on the Houston and Tex
Us central railroad. In Bosque county.
we nave an excellent farm OF ih9 acres
wNcess makes II over COO ucres). The
land ~ fenced and cross fenced: i76
acres In high state OF cultivation. and
sonttact let for breaking iaO acres
moro. Land i black prairie, rich and
productive. There are two sets Of
improvems Eats, including dwellings,
phrns. cribs, etc. Fine spring water,
abundance OF stock water aud In short.
a splendid form and ranch, Can put
IN 20 head Of work mules from 2 to I
years old, 10 head OF sattle. etc. Prices
reasonable. The value Of the farm,
I've stock and everything IL about $40
900. We can exchange Cor stock or
merchandise of any size. from 5000
to $4,000, and adjust differences To
suit. Winters. Davis a Co. Real Es-
tate and General Commission Agents.
HOW to become lawful physicians:
course by mail. Ill Health University.
Chicago.
HOW to become lawful physicians,
course by mail; III Health University.
Chicago
HAVE your piano tuned for Christ
mas, My price Is 81. guarantee spt-
isfaction Prof. Ivan kcrkhor. ui2
Taylor street.
RUpRBR goods for hyeIpnio and pri-
waite nse. Gem Rubber Co, Kansas
CitS ~.
IfETill TkErli!!-.t ~ lJsit nila hrAt IN
town. J. ". BlAIo. a. %. y. fbird. cor
uer Main.
REAL ESTATE.
u REDFfElD \ son.
General Insurance, Heal kstnte apl Rental
Agents; Notay 10 office Atimnte, ]. r.
CiilLsoN a CO, Henrietta, Clay county.
ioAss, eel and exchange Iallus, tu,,cnvs
al .ty inVpstlg. NHssseptA'u.Aev fnhttl
a. lefrrvucls3 Farmers National bank.
Henricitn3 First NAtirurl Wtth. fuft
Worth AMI " s- " - - F-"Ss
DYE worries.
DYE woRlls-Can al Gmton bros, ieoi
Nam tuost for having soilsd clothing
cleaned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

FOR SALE bankrupt stock for snis
consisting OF dry goods, notions cloth
ing, hats, boots and shoes amounting
% sii ,e0a, for further particulars apply
10 J. II. Cage, ftophpnvilln, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

TWENTY room house for rent. Apply
at promises, $40 Calhoun street.
FOR RENT--Furnished house for the
winter to man and wife; the lady
wishes TO board with whoever rents the
place; apply TO w. l.. Lyon. Gi0 Main
atfeet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

NEIGHBOR II you want TO buy sec
ond-hnnd furniture, stoves and queens.
ware OF high grade at low prices. call
2ia Houston street. II. II. STANDBY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

TO ExcHANGE--sou,h side lot. clear
for .artesian well Apply Charles Il.
Nash. 1909 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

COMBINATION gold and silver d.
vining rods sold under. guarantee.