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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
PRICES ARE HIGHER.
Price of Hogs sank sun Lower in
Spite of n Very Good be-
mand.

Chicago. March l3.-Cattie - There
was fairly strong market today and
with the good demand prices ruled
higher Native dressed beef and ship
ping steers sold SG.5O0475. the bulk OF
the sales being at $39o1i.40 and no
very good bcevss SO below 81 20. Ex-
porters are stili taking remarkably large
numbers OF choice cattle above 81 10
and this Is a strong factor. Fair to
choice cows sold freely at SO b0IG TO:
fancy helfers S3.7043.S So and a few prime
calves sold as high as $500. Fed Tex
ans continue 10 arrive In fair numbers.
They are good in quality and In ac-
i've demand Mt SS40Wd15.
Hogs-There was n good demand but
prices did not average quite Us high
as yesterday and sales largely H.
lower. Sales ranged at 50. 1904 90 for
common to choice heavy, with sales
largely around $500 and Il few prime
assorted lights sold Mt 81 l0Gi4.i5. The
hogs now coming here arc mostly OF
superior quality having had plenty Of
corn and the spread between common
and the best Is now but So against 55
q year ago.
shccp--Ihc demand again active but
prices averaged higher than yesterday.
sales sheep S2.S002.75; few goirE as
low as $500 Lambs 3,oOd4. so, chiefly
$3.50 and upward.
Recoipts-Cattle 1000; hogs % 600:
sheep COCO
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LOCAL MARKETS


Groceries and Provisions.
Hnms--Medium. plain and oanvassed'
91-9c.
Breakfast bacon--.Plain and canvass
ed i-ic.
Bacon. bellies, smoked, 3-ic-
Dry salt sides, 6 Lie.
Short clear bacon, 6 3-ic.
Dry salt bellies. 6 sac.
Compound lard. tierces, 8 i-2c.
Lard In cans, advance over fierce
prices,
60-pound cans, lac; l0-pound cans
3-ic; h-pound cans, I-Sc; S-pouhd cans
lc per pound,
sugar-ftnndard fine granulnted. In
bags OF 100 rounds each or In barrels.
& 7-lGc; cut loaf or powdered, o sic;
choice yellow clarified. Use. prime yell
low clarified. &c.
Coffce-Ronstcd l. package. Mol,as-
Rn, y i-2c Arbuckle. Zoe; Lion.
19c; MINK, l9c; Cordova, IS lie: Early
breakfast. Is l-2c.
Fancy Rio. &c.
Cufrec-Green. fancy Java, csc.
Fancy peaberry. 20 lie.
Prime Rio, zoe.
Fair Rio, l9c,
Common RIO. 1Sc.
Beans-Lady Washington. si-2c.
Lime, ic.
Pink 2 l-2c.
Bayous. . Ice.
Black eye peas, 2 1-2c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Produce and fruit-Appiese-Fa
northern per bile. ;i5oG5; California
uayels, SS.00Gl350; California scedlngs,
$2.c0Q250: choice lemons, sa2agaDVi
grapes. Malaga kegs. s5.6Olf7Vo; oniona,
20e1-io per Id; crnnberrlea per Dbl
$1,000; cocoanuts per bag Of 100, So
Greeley potatoes, 5bg60ci Triumph po-
tatoes per bushel, Sl5O; Minnesota
Rose, Csc; Peerless. b5c; Hebron. Gac;
Early ohio, Jbe; red onion sels per bu.'
| s2e6: yell rvs. 81; whites. $50.
Flour--Jobbers' prices. high patent,
s.. 10: fancy patent. 81; family, sis5;
| foreign mills. high patent, $40; fancy
pntent. 50; stralghts, slss.
Grain bags--l'ale lots: New G-bushei.
s-ounce, $50; new ~ bushei, g.
| ounce, corn, a3-4c; oentrals, bale lots,
&c; La Platae. DC; secondhand oat
Whoat-So, 2, ~; No. 3, csc.
Corn--shelled. mixed bulk, job lots,
| 80 l-2c; car corn from wagons. 22Q24ci
sacked corn ear lots r .. b.. country
| poInts. 26f19Ic: ear. 2ir.
| oats-Texas rust proof, in bulk frc n
| wagon. 15Gi6c: car lots. sacked. I. oil.
country points, leIll -
Hay-Job lots Ss.509s.oo according o
'I Brans-Job lots. Coo; chr lots. 47.-sc,
MeaiI4o pounds, SOC; car lots. ,oei
| chicken feed. wheat. job lots. 5sc per
| bushel; feed meal. 52c; car lots VOC
| cwt. 49,.
7Jc: pumpkin yam seed. 60e; common
! eating, iOc.
Turnlps--Por bu. zoe,
| Peoans--Per pound 3Ubr,
| ponItry-Fat spring chickens. 12.5o9
,f5 per doz heng. ;2.i0u2tC.
T,,riteys-IgenH, &c. gobblers. DC.
Duaks-In :nli feather $40 per doz.
| Geese--Full feather, A.50 per do@'
Rmttcr-Nice mpri1 country Jersey
| qoc; plain country, ~ i-.dloe; creamery
Isu,,crIre-soild. so-pcund tabs. iic.
iisissg-'Bfy aln;. eGse: dry min, dam,
nces hides. gT5e. green SAT- hides, 10
a.; etSsn butcher hidea, sGai-2si dry
't ~, ] tsiiaw as-fna i-ic; dry tleacn-
"a banrs. u fer ton.
local COTTON MARKET,
rawnrd the end OF TIM season bust
news sfhvY oOngi ierapie falling on.
| orn.afinr. are nGmlnuliy as follo"Si
NIo% rs.ddilng G Use.
| sfi~f laH rijdling 1850
ct~,rt r~isdilhr, a-ic
Good ns.-4i.ng $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

ST. Louis, March l2.-Cnttle receipts
5000; shipments 500. Market steady.
ENport stcors $860@3G5 shipping steers
S3.15Gi75; dressed beef and butchers
steers sjA0Hi25; steers under 1000
pounds S2.S0fn3 60; stockers and feed
rs 81 .25U3I0, cows and heifors S2.0uI
3e5; bulls mostly 81 O0Gte e.. Gamers
sl.j0I2.27; calves 81 .o0pG. 80; chiefly $500
6; Tex0s cattle: grass stecrs - coos 20;
fed steers S3.20U390. bulk sales $3.50
ass; cows and hoifcrs s. 0o6l3.00
Hugs-Rccclpts 1900; shipments 1900
Market lower Heavy sS75UA0O. mixed
50 .50W3.a5;. Hight s3.755i.05.
Sheep Receipts ZOO: shlpmcnts 100
Market steady TO strong; natives S3.15W
3.7j: ch!ony S32l03.j0; southern 81 NT
$40; western S3.0o6&50; fed Mexican
ysarllngs S3.i0G3.65; lambs $3,7bQi.a5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

and declining domestic In the same
market ut the same time Is due to the
fact that Americans have no foreign
outlet. Foreign secured and South
American woods are being re-exported.
Though the lack of demand from
american mills is cutting down sales
there viii be undoubtedly q short
supply the coming season. The drouth
In Australia just ended has killed
nine and half million, sheep. The
coming Australian clip will therefore
be 10000 bales short.
Special official statistics furnished
the Bulletin by the United States de-
part OF agriculture show further de-
cline this year of 100000 sheep In the
United States. consequent shortage
in the American clip OF 1895, OF at least
two million pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

New York, March 13--Conee. Santos
quiet; good average Santos, $1,000; rcis
pcr 10 kilos Receipts 5000, stock. 2Oo,
600.
Hamburg, quiet and unchanged. Sales
5000.
Havre, closed steady at Ia net adj
vance Sales, 10000.
Rlo-Dull; No. Z, 900 refs per 10
lSllos. Exchange, o sis. Receipts 1000;
cleared for the United States, 1000, Eu-
ropc. 5000. stock, 10000.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, 1907; New York stock today
today. 1S3.2lS; United States stock, az
SIC: afloat FOR the United states. gS,00o;
total visible for the United States, 49,
S72 against isl 1903 bags last year.
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n OF PRICES = NE
W COTTON.


|, york March 13.--Cotton quiet;
"a / 1i-lG; net receipts none,
| iSss; forwarded sos: sales 245;
[rrtrs: stock l72,7il.
Isy-Net ZIG; gross 1871; exports
| BrI,aln 1874; France 800; con-
|, sol5; forwarded 1907; sales H.
Farmers 2,63S.
| N today--Net receipts 1S,2S7; eX-
| oeat Britain 17770; France 49,
I,srt s,lis. stock 7l5,746.
I,slliaied-Net receipts 1881; ex-
/, q Great Britain 7l,2ll; France
! Sntinent 30,320.
II gnee Sept. met receipts H.
! exports to Great Britain 1885,
|ynhee 1879; continent 1884, 294.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

New York, March l3.--The Evening
Posts financial cubiegrams:
London-rhe installment OF me new
Chinese loan will probably be ten mn
lion pounds and may be Issued mere
and in Berlin early next Week, ~ w
rreat influence on the money market
1. oynsrted. The markets today were
rotheT dull. Argentine stocks were
very strong. Americans were DEAD
letter. IT.. ,r,,ots were
Nrm. the latter on the news that IN y,
Anglo-German syndicate had secured
the Chinese loan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

New York, March l3.--Clearings SSH
726.S2i; balances s5,Si2,lOS. Nj lhey on
call easy at 3lIi per cent last loan 3
10: closed l-26li per cent. Prime
mercantile paper JQ6 H. per cent, ster-
ling exchange steady with actual bnso
mess In bankers bills at ~ 5-4N i,ea
fnr demand and 4.s6WLS7 for sixty
DAYS. posted rates 4.S7 1-2aiSS and 4'SS
lea So. commercial bills 4.S6. silver
certificates 69969 H.
Bar silver CO rs; Mexican dollars
So is. 49,.
Government bonds firm; states mac
tive; railroads easier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Orleans, March 13.-Cotton
trAdling, Z 5-Sc; low midddling.
Epod ordinary Z l-sc; receipts.
kEts to Great Britain, 300:
kn; continent. 1916: coastwise,
&Ai150; stock, 2Sl,0i5.
&st receipts, 2l,92i; gross. 25,-
N TO Great Britain. l1il9;
1fos; continent, 12.072; coast
~ sales. $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

New Work. March ls.--As usual on
the closing days OF the week the de-
mnnd Of jobhcrs was on modified
scale. though the completed sales
We're Of much better character than
this indicated. with commission
houses the demand was somewhat
even, yet fair engagements followed.
though very largo sales were real
ized through orders from travellers,
Printing cloths nominal ut . j-S and
followed by sales OK $4,000 pieces at
IL.
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UyeruooIC ntton

SNol March 13.-Cotton, spot
n; Islana;; lower; America middllng,
NJ sood mlddling, 4 7-16d; Ameri-
-ai,hg. 4 S-sd; low middling. 4
~ ordinary, 5-32d; ordinary,
me sales Of the day We're
~ Of which 1000 We're for spec
Ma export and Included II POO
"a Receipts. 5000 including
asiIi,an. Futures. quiet and
sslst but steady Mt the decline;
~. middling l.. Nj. G. March
~, April-May. 4lf; May-June,
.%rs,1uly, 4.l2lll.13; July-August,
|.Sssust-september. 4.09: Septem-
eo. al; October November,
f"smber-December, 1856.
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|IgVHAT BETTER.
80 yonis COTTON GAINS
] FEW POINTS.
:, uu.incss Was Small, hut
,.,r.e of the Market Wa.
very Irregular.


~ March 13.--The course OF
9 lv'n market today was irregular
|aa0" ynmme of business curtatied
" an commission charges the
WY which was to make u uni
t r v charge from ChicaBo
~ outside accounts and 50 10
~ iii severe penalties in case
s ,,,r The measure was opposed
lu " the brokers and small
NJ "a was lost by ii votes. The
,. s the members OF the Cot
issnre 10 make any terms they
s,,b their customers. II Is
WV, KAT the larger commission
.,,il now continue to make spec
s ~. r.lth customers all over the
q I'm the result Of bringing
W The exchange that arbitrary
ass,n,oged would exclude. After
.pIos steady at partial advance
lIr,s he market declined lffo
RIA after tho ballot was an
il Y and closed steady ut S4o
III advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Kansas city. March l3.-Cattlc re-
ceipts 1900; shipments 1900 Market
slow and weak Texas steers 2aG0g3.SO.
4 %: native COWS 81 55N3 co; stockers
and feeders s2.405I395; bulls s. 254S %.
Hogs-Rec,ipts 1900: shipments BOO.
Market weak . lower, Bulk " sales
81. 1913. so. packers Ss.70f3.Sj; mixed
S3GOa3,SO; lights S3.35@3S0 SO; yorkcrs So
7Od3,S so; pigs 50 25fb3.7O.
Sheep-Receipts 31C0; shipments none.
Market steady, Lambs S30OQ4i5; NUT
tons 81 .25I3.7O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

!. York. M.urch 1S.--Hubbard
( Cos. cotton letter:
n The appearance OF one Of the
{, houses OF the trade as n buyer
Islers withdrew finding few Of
y from outside sources. and the
sis steady at the best prices of
III. There Is no change In the
oi the trade which still expects
X market. Today's market ruled
aly around yesterdays closing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
LOCAL L1vEsrocK.

Reported from the Union stock yards.
Fat steers. ss.5S&s.oo 90, feeders. $500
2.2S; stays. 81 50Gl.15; pulls, 81 s0tli. Is;
good rat cows, Ss.0ogg.g5: medium cows,
sls0ul.9Q: heifers. sl.75Is.2J; calves.
s2,50ttS.00
Fat hogs--IIeavies, ss.35Gls. So good
demand; lat mast hogs. Ss75IS.Oo: light
fat hogs, S2.00fl3.25; good demand. WA
gon hogs. ss.o5Gs.sO; In good demand:
Feeder hogs. no demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

York, March l9.-Cotton spot
iitt; middling uplands Z Lille;
u gulf Z l5-1G; sales 2i5 bales.
p very steady. Sales 1866, 400
!inuary 72j; March 7.i2; April
|yu lD; June 7.53; July 7.57; Aug.
|sl lSS; oct. 7.22: Nov. 7.l9, Dec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

level and per cent higher on the dav
The general market steadied In sym.
pathy with Tobacco and slight gains 70
suited. The closing was dull ana stoe.
dy at general fractional net conces-
sions. Railways ana miscellaneous
bond business restricted to S7i 900. wis
market was afraid by the sharp specu.
mainly confined to the speculative is-
sues. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
FINANCIAL.


- F"hh
10TH, March l9.-The stock mar
Isatl displayed decreased activity
1--WE and the dealings for the
t, rehected a manipulation.
n, was easier and only three
SastserYei special comment In re-
,ne uctlvity. They were Amer
rSeq, General Electric and st,
~ bulls received n setback
saHet from the unfavornblc
n. u the London quotations for
~ s.oeAs and moderate sales
Nh. mat account in this mar
~ 81 L. & N. and st. Paul.
q tho selling OF the last
AS alleged TO be the failure
a,ss'ois Of the company to de-
|r,nN sllend of . liz per cent on
n ~ The opening conferred In
ktr,a.elric In view of the agree
ks,s 1,er into By the management
Nh, ..lretrlc and Wcstinchouse
IN = teRording the division OF
ca s.ints The stock was var
l.,Sseea In the initial dealings
AN - on G,o00 shares against
Jsuses yesterday 81 as. Suisse
]. ess selling depressed the price
Il , nnsl transaction at 81 "a. The
,,,alqeney OF this speciality had
u u. effect on the General mar.
'vos,anual declines resulted
mr. ipst ] Is: the Kansas &
M i',esfed and Northern Pacific
- per cent. Tho selling Of
sfas@,ned wan most marked unt
s-saesd by reports purportinr
ttios,' he plan OF reorganlzat iof
Ass alleged assessments d
h, s s.osk and SIS on the common
N q, IVA of the steamer RIO d,
,rsa .ae Pacific mail line, lntiu-
snhssaiicc Of IS In that stool
~ Sn.,laently the Improvement
"a, ". renewed purchases caus
fhsnss of rs per cent at III,
Ia General list was Jun nm,
ps,snae until around 1850. whci
sS,sssaaslng orders ware distri
" sent tobacco up . per cen
"sss closed ut about to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

London. March ls.-Consols. tor
money, 10 s-ic; consols, for the account
loo s-l6. Bar silver 9-l6d per ounce.
Money. i-4Ql-2 per cent. The rate o!
discount in the open market for short
and three months bills. ll-l6 per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

ORLEANS. March l3.-Cotton fu-
neady; sales 26,S00. March 1.39
sFil l.4lui2; May 7.i2p43; June
July 1nIi2; August T.3iT25:
X L8Eg7.
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CASH CLOSING.
rynnl MnrIsct.

Roa,on. March is.--The i,oaton COR,
rcisi bulletin viii say tomorrow OF
th nv Wv whole trade is STEPPED In stag
.inr 10 The lips. The curious Ply,
,araonou OF advancing ioreish "o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
PATIENTS.

wfLLIAM O. HENDERSON. coun-
reiur-at-law and solicitor " Aincrisan
and foreign patcntsi trade marks ana
iabelr Rooms 20 AMI % Norris build,
lng. corner Fifth and y streets, wash
ine1on. u, C.. Seventeen years rxpVr.-
ence Including nervica IN examining
css'ps u. H. patcnt office. send sketch
Oh model for report ns 10 pptentab!lltys
Correspondence invited Mcntion Ga
xsttA
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE The remaining assets OF
The two lnsOlycut banks. to-wlt Tho
First National bnnk Of Vernon, Tex.
ana the state National bank OF Vernon.
Tex. Said assets consist of notes. uc-
counts, clnlms. Judgments. stocks, fur
niturQ, fixtures ana real estate: also
the banking house OF the FirHt National
hank A list OF these assets can be
seen at the receivers office In Vernon.
Tex. whore propositions TO purchase
any Of this property VIII he received.
Address n, Windsor Robinson, Receiver,
Vernon, Tex.
ARCADE HOTEL for lease: furnlture
for sale, reason FOR selling. poor health.
II. l. Beck, Gainesville. Te2as.
FOR SALE-A lrat-elnss new and sec
ond-hund furniture and hardware bust
mesa; good location, rents reasonable;
tai OF furniture amounts TO from $3.50
TO $500 per month, an established trade:
reason for selling parties have other
business. For particulars apply 10 l..
Il. C0wan, l0i Main street. up stairs
FOR sALE-I win sell very cheap what
have left out OF Cody Bros stock, viz,
Two stoves and ranges. nil cooking
utensilH. q Hldehoard, 4 cxtenrlon dim
ing room tables. lunch counter, shelly
ing and partitions and lunch counter
stools. Apply to me at my office, e0S
Main street. Jerry H. Ellis. sib-trustee.
---------------.-------
FOR sALE-Drugs. furniture, soda
fountain, invoice 10000, ana established
bunlneHH. 4 barg ain for cash buyer. Ad-
dress q, care Fort Worth Gazette.
-------------------------
BicYcLEs - 400 fine secondhand
wheels. must be closed out Agents
wanted Send FOR descriptive list.
Mead g. prentiss. Chicago.
DgssMoRE TYPEwRITERs =, The
lateat and best machine. Send for cnta-
logue Secondhand ma 'hines FOR sale
and rent Ribbons and all nupplips
Short hand and typewri,ing work at
lowest prices. Typewriter Exchange.
ilf west Sixth street Fort Worth.
Tex.
THE uff.LsBoRo STEAM LAUN-
dry VIII be sDid at public auction on
March &c, 1880. IN front OF said prem.
iges on Pnschal street, Iiiilsboro.
W. WOOD. Trustee.
FOR eALE--I am now Offering for
faie tie Hanna House, with nll itb hx-
lures, for cash. AddreSs II. W. spear.
Troupe. Tex.
BICYCLE FOR SALE for $40 cash; a
ntarIy new ladies' pneumatic tire,
wooden rim. sight wheel. ~ soi Lips-
comb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

New York. March l3.-The total sales
of stocks today were 1880 shares IN
Guiding American Tobacco, 4S.lsO9; ST.
Paul, II 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

WANTED-Me who VIII work for SIS
n month salary or large commission
selling goods by sample to dealers. Elk
pcrlcncc unnecessary, Write us,
Household Speciality Co.. 70 w. Fourth
street, Cincinnati o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

BALESMAN Wanted. experienced
salesman to sell our hlgh-grhde lubri-
eating oils and greasea. Liberal md
satisfactory terms VIII be made with
competent man Equitable Refining
Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

THE IiiiAboro Steam Laundry plant
will he sold nj public auction on March
49, 1896, In front Of said promises on
Wood. trustee,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

Ing rcgulnr customers. Goods sell In
every house. Free samples given for
distribution. Immense prolta. Write
for samples. rleelsior. 257 Fifth ave,
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

SALESMAN TO sell cigars. Salary and
expenses pnid. Samples furnished. Nd
dress Sterling Cigar company. CHI
cngo.
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AonNTs WANTED.

WANTEp--Arenis to sell the Memoirs
OF Stonew1ll JnckHon, written by his
widow, assisted by General John II.
Gordon and muny other eminent south
ern men. Address Trippe & Hcnder-
son, s27 and Sss Mason block. Houston.
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

500 TO $3.50 paid ,nienmen for cigars.
Experience unnecessary Extra induce
mentr TO customers. Bishop a. Kline, 81.
Louis. Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

competent stenograph-
en- experienced In commercial work. de-
nirea position, either IN or ont OF city.
owns Typewriter Address "Compe-
tent" 4. o. Box a1s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

sto 10 $3.50 paid statesmen for cigars.
Experience unnecessary. Special In
ducements 10 dealers. Folk n Co, 81.
Louis. Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

HOTEL WANTED--Partics who have
a furnIshcd hotel for rent In good Tex
as town nrc invited TO address Hotel
care Gazette, Fort Worth.
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wAsrrp-,ro nnNr.

WANTED To, rent Ave or six-room
house. convenient 10 busincss part q
tho city. VIM po1erty. Pass, Alt
santa re Route. 400 Main street.
WANT TO RENT from private party.
IN upright piano. must be cheap. Call
or address No. 1913 South JcnuInss ave-
nue.. Z.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14

wANTED--Party to Join mo In fncr-
chandisa brokerage buslnens; have
rood line connections; email capital
required. Address W. T, L.. care OF Ga
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ArronxEYs.
J. C. GouLDY,


ATTORNEYS.
J. c. GouLDy,
Notary Public.
GutcSEillc, 'rexaa
Government Claims and Dispositions a
Speciality.
EAsTLAND, TEN. frost s nunt. ].
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JACKSONVILLE. TEN. +. weeks.
Thomas ID. Ross, Henry n. Chapman.
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ron sALE-uEAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-Ter acres truck garden in
sylvluia, price $3.50. This is a bargain,
Houses and lots on easy pNymentf any
Part " the city Knight 81 Blackburn,
No 2Os Houston street
FOR sALE-Cholcc farm and ranch
lands In MI sections of the state; call or
write for descriptive price list and
nlats !, T Carr ENhlbl, uall. Fort
worth, TcX.
For SALE-A few good bargains In
city property Can on me before buy
Ing. A. y. Carpenter 200 Main.
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FOR SALE-A MAIN STREET LOT;
good location; leased Tor 5000 per
month. some mcumbreucc. win sell
cfoop marty leaving the state. Agent
ioi West Second street
FOR EXCHANGE 900 stock Of
merchandise and. II necessary, some
cash, for Il black land farm. u. S.
Hare. Fort Worth Tex,
FOR sAfE-Nlcc residence lots boxiOO
feet each with alley; situated IN West
First ana Wcnthcrford streots and
centrally located. price $3.50 each; terms
very reasonable SlN-roum cottage
and lot JOKES feet on West weather.
ford street, south front, $4,000. eaBy
terms. ON Relknap Gtroct and we'll
located on West side, lot 76NiO0 foot.
with four-room cottage, corner lot,
1890. extra easy Two nice places on
Cherry street east front. lot GGxiOO
each ana good houses on each. ono
5000, the other 1880 Some nrBi.clnss
lncome-paylng buslnons property; bnr-
gains. one pasture OF go acres,
fenced and cross fenced; water and
wood, cNtru fine grnAa land and only
ten milca from Fort worth, 50 pei
acre; caay terms. Sandy land. part
timber and part prairie. 81 per ncret
terms all right Several extra we'll
improved black lnnd farms. 100 to zoo
IL
tracts Of the very best Of hlnck wnxy
hog wnllow land In eight miles of tho
city, $50 per acre; amy Kind OF terms.
| A fine farm OF 500 acroA md one-half In
| pasture, four nnd onc-hnlf miles from
| the city. to rent for 1896, ron.acrc
blocks for gardening and orchards for
| sale cheap and on long time Ten
acres to rent lnnldc the city. Huffman
a. Co, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-14
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cncc wants position; registered and do
not use liquor; SINGLE best OF recon-
mcndutiona Address Pharmneiat box
H. Culumuh. Tex.
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