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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

sgrk, March fg.--rhe volume Of
| N III, STOCKS to-day was about on
n IN that Of Wednesday. The
, brn,s Tor the most part OF the
IN, esslonal character. although
ID TThhs commission houses Ia re-
H. ~ eourse OF prices was ir-
i.irb. ,Ae movements restrained
nish. degree. the limited nows
)nn,s DO considered to exert
n M bearing upon values. Tho
htiloss were Irregular. with the
|lns iaiiy listed stocks generally
lns.i proyement. The contribu-
kIran was blazer prices for
u v, s.Heks In Lonl1on. and some
|tAiaa,. Ilat account In this mar
M 70 cover shorts st. Paul
MI. isadfr IN point of advance.
b. gains were fractional Free
kiny,y influential honses having
|uls connections. was noted,
III encouraged aggressive action
roal Professional dealers. Tennes-
az IRON gave way per cent.
III mai recovery of one-hnif OF
4 m rhe eccentric routine Of
MI, me leading Industrial shares
y is,ay followed with tobacco still
seors q extent OF trading. though
lhira 81 buainess was only about
- great as on the previous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Liverpool, March i9.-Whsat spo'
.,i"Gv. demand poor No. red win
~ ana No. 2 California o. ga; no
,ea snrlng stocks exhausted; ~, =
hara Manitoba ss "a. Futures n"l -
0s.gd lower. March ana Atsna xbr
i-ad June, May and Jny % - -''S'
IS %. ,,,, ,,ixed new
.. N1Sd Futures firm 20 lid hiBner,
Norch As ID; April 50 l lid; May IVY
Iune IS I-sd: July SIS 2di aus %
1-21. ,rnd.Yate. 81
I,ouIa fancy Is ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
|EgHAY WEAKER
oo,rIpnNoE IN COTTON
u NEW YORK.
Z. tu.iness Was Transacted
], dc prices Rule u Few
cents Lower.

a.. March 19.LThe cotton
UT ". less active and generally
.sser. liquidation OF long ac-
~ a lack OF confidence on
w The more stalwart buyers.
\. mat recent advances have
e,h u ssiilful manipulation. OPP
f,' tear OF shoils, naturally
|les " 80 protraoted and large a
~ mat which has been going
o,tober. Some of the larger
,,.ntifed with the short side
l,,.s sellers. Liquidation of
ka,'ats was also II feature of
k,sst. The volume of business
=, not so large as yesterday.
L..rt closed weak at about the
(eint. a net loss OF 2QJ points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

PROPOSALS. FOR LEASING GER
tain OF the pastures on the Osnge res
cfvntion. Oklahoma. United States In
dian service. Usage agency. pawhuska.
gin, Kansas) March I, 1896. Sealed
proposals for grazing horses or oattie
Out not shocp or hogD on certain OF
the pastures on the Usage reservation,
Oklahoma. numbered !, 2, 20, Is, ~,
90 and 81, for the period OF two years
for leasing ophse tribal lnnda,'' and adj
dressed TO tho acting United State In
uian agent. DtAgc agency, Pnwhuskl.
Oklahoma, viii be received Mt this
agency, until O'Clock y. m. on the 2sth
uny OF March, 1890 For the lnformn-
lion % bidders. will stnte that a de-
Rcription OF the pastures. number OF
acres IN each. ana oil other necessary
Information In relation thereto, will DO
FURNISHED on application to this Office.
The bidder must state the number OF
the pasture on which the bid ie made.
the estimated number OF acres con-
tained therein, the price pcr acre per
nnnuin which he proposes TO pay for
the use OF tho Same, and the maximum
number OF cattle or horsso which he
PROPOSES to traxe thereon. The rent
must be paid semi-annually in ad-
vance, on the first day OF April and tho
frst day OF October or each year. Each
lessee will be required to Rive bond.
with two or more good and sufficient
suretics, In an amount equal TO three
fourihs ~ the entire amount OF the con-
sideratlon agreed upon, conditioned up
on the faithful performances Of the
terms OF said lease. All fences and inn
nroveincnts pertaining 10 the said pas
turcr are 10 be kept In good repair by
the lessee and 20 revert 70 and become
the property OF the osure nation Of the
expiration OF the lease, Everything
hVipE EntlnfuRlnfN Ia nppnaaNt
award the grazing privilege Of each
particular pasture 20 tho highest bid
dor proposing TO pay the highest price
therefor; but the right IN hereby re-
served 10 rejse, any or all proposals.
aud no lcnye hereunder VIII he OK.
ccuicd except subject to the approval
Of tho secretary OF the interior Each
propoFal must be accompanied by q
certified check or draft upon some
United States depository or solvent ma
iionM hnnk. In tho vicinity OF the Md
der'a place OF reaidonce. made payable
30 tho order or the ooumiaaloner Of In
dian aftRlip for at least per ccntum
uf tho total amount OF the proposal Tor
the two yeurs. which cheek
or draft shalt be forfeited
tho nso and Ooneft Of the OFafo ln-
diana Of oklahoma, In ease the bidder
receiving an award shall fail to cnter
into the proacrlbed lcufc for lands bid
upon ana To execute suitable Bond
Tor the feithtul performance Of MS part
OF the contract, otherwise 10 he re-
turned ~ the bidder Proposals not
conforming 10 the requirements % this
! advertisement Will not bp oonrldcred.
tieutonnnt-Colonc Henry u, Freeman,
r. $. A., Acting Indian Agent Paw
huakn, ollnhomn
MORT WORTH AND RIO uRANDn
RAILWAY COMPANY etoclthOldurs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
SPRING EXCURSION TO CRIPPLE
CREEK

Via the Fort worth ana Denver
city Railway on April 7.
The Texas Panhandle Route will sell
tickets to Cripple Creek at ONE FARE
for round trip. Tickets good thirty
days for return. Call on or address
Il. s. BEARD,
c. p. G II, A., 4Oi Main Street. Fort
Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

ypool March 19.-Cotton-Spot,
nand; prices unchanged; Ameri-
ltling 4l3-32d; the sales Of the
we 10000 bales, OF which 500
n SPECULATION and export and
y $500 American. Futures
kFst and closed steady at the
81 american middllng L. NJ. G.
inGt2i. March-April 4.l9fp
rl-Msy 4.19; May-June AS:
VI i,H: July-August rs; Aug
5spber 4.1204.13; September
LG; october-November 1858;
ksr 3.sl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

r,rs March 1g.--Cotton steady;
w Net receipts. none; gross,
{',ss To Great Britain, i.T9i; to
1855; forwarded, G; sales.
soInners: stock. 1906. Total
XII, receipts. 1923; exports to
[Sdialn. i,79i; to continent. g.
lslated net receipts. $3.50; eX-
sGrest britain. 57,5T0: to France.
|,enilnent, POSSE.
,lnee September met receipts,
4 EXPORTS To Great Britain, L.
10 France, 4113g9; to continent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

orleans. March 19.-Cotton
\ rlidllng, Z l3-lGc; low mlddllng.
ruod ordinary, 9 15-lGc. Net re-
|iss1: gross 3,GGi; exports to
IA i,sOQ. sales, 1850; stock, &c.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

York, March l9.--Cotton spot
|rhady; middllng uplnnds s.: mid
Ian 8 i-2. sales 2G0 bales. Tu-
|srk; gales 2S3. 900. January z 2G;
April 7.6j; May IN; June
|ry IA; Sept 1871: oct. 1926;
I'M, Dec. 7.22.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
wAsrnp-ro NJ, /.
FINANCIAL


g AND 81 5IurLnY nuiLpiNc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

New Orleans. March i9.--Susar. open
kettle firm. 3-iRs -; eentriini,saI. Ve ~,
firm; whites : 5-ls@d s-Ioi ys"'"' w
xtoiasses steady: open kettle none IN
orst hands; centrlfugals e9i7- others
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

London, March l0.--Consols for mon
ey 1903 l-2; do for the account 100 g-iG.
Bar silver 81 lid per ounce. Money
IL per cent. Rate discount In the open
market for short and three months
bills l3-lGu7-8 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

orleans. March 1S.-Cotton fu-
MET; sales 81 600. March 759
Iaal 1850 bid; May 1896, June
4 July 76iq85. Aug. 6.57G5s;
|,nei0; oct, 10000; Nov. 7.Ol@
N IQ2frO3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Standard dry salt. short clear, '575;
standard short clear bacon, $685.. hams,
medium, 1925: hams small fgbo'
breakfast bucnn IS 20; DRY salt bellies,
80 g5. bacon, yG.75. dry salt, shoulder.
So: california hams. $3.50; pure leaf
lard, $5.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Hr.cn, Tex, March 19.-spot cot
a,dy and unchanged: middllng
sales 29s bales; receipts 1.GOi /;
b l.ito; stock jo,129.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

kansas city Wheat nomlnelly 10
lower. dnn: No. j hard. GiIG2i No: 2.
1904; rejected nomlraily. s5ttl9; NO
2 rcd. nomlnally. 129I2; 10. z. SPRING
CT No. 3. n0minally. $1,000 a.. -.
Corn very firm, no. mixed, ~; no.
2, white. 20 ~.
oats steady; No. 2 mixed, nominally,
1e1-.II7; No. 2. white. 20 liz
I,ye. No. .. 3ii-2
nav very iirra fer best grades: 9th
ora avn. Timothy. ss.5o0il.So: Pral-
ric. s5.60G7.so
Rntter creamery very nrn; country
and choice dairy, scarce; Creamery
i7a1s; dairy, isWis, IN,
81. 900: oats, 5000
t,lhpments--wheat. usos; corn ai'
oats. none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

SALESMAN TO sell cigars. Salary and
expenses paid Samples furnished. I'D
dress Sterling Cigar company, Chi
cago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

New York. March i0,-Total sales OF
stocks today. l66.997 shares, including;
American Tobacco, 10000; American
Sugar. $1,000; st. Paul, 1900,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

|touls. March l9.-Cotton steady;
he I 5-sc. Sales. S25; receipts.
kIpmenis. 59i; stock, 62.l99.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

CRIPPLE CREEK AND RETURN
for one fare.
Via the Fort Worth and Denver CITY
Railway,
ON April 1th, 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

A Lecture 10 lie Given Mt the opera
House.

Many people in Fort Worth know INC
professional ability Of Dr. X G. fiower,
Inc famous specialist. but few know
that he Is an able lecturer. as well ns
an eminent physician. He Will on sun
day night lecture at dreenwaWs opera
house 10 ladies' and gentlemen, inviting
an TO come free Of charge. one OF
The doctors Gestures that on Health.
Happiness and beauty OF Woman, u
pronounced by the press OF othrf elties
here. which is probable, undoubtedly
uieaee our people, The doctor has won
Golden opinions wherever he has been
Tc,,d and many suffering person
has been relieved by simply following
he ADVICE. Due notice VIII be given or
Inc subject Of his lecture mere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Reported from the Union stock yards.
Fat steers. s. b5lh3.OO; feeders $1,000
2. 75, In good demand; stookers. $1,000
2. 25; stngs. 81 50d1 "a; bulls, 81 20.
good fat COWS. &2.0OG235; medium cows,
si.bOai.oO; holfers, sLi5g225' calves
S2.b0df3.O0.
Fat hogs--Hoavles, s3.25G3,i0, good
demund; fat mast hogs, t2l5H3O0i liFnt
INT hogs, 81 55T925; god demand. WI
gon hogs. S2.9032 20, IN good demnnd;
Feeder hogs, no demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
LOCAL MARKETS..


cro. .r,.,
""u fro''nohr' r.
n aihs--sieulufn, pam anu canvessed.
"a ~, tNaas' pacoh--fialn nnd canvass
~ Isl
p.,. om, pe,iies' smoked, S-ic-
shsr ~, ", siuys, i-ic.
Dry .ai, nhiseh' sc
Cay,,,, pyiles', s-ic'
lard in es ara' s 'irr, o NC
urices ''ei ueree
icas ,,rs ,.-,.. r.
5o-nnnna os avsses, oS' ,n
:. ssc,i SD,n,, cana l-ac; iv,pound cans,
Ic nor no,,nd '""s' '-'0' '-pouho cans
surarEsinns,r o,o ,,o,,,,,,., a..
bars ~ 1oa rn.,,H ls,e s ~ Y. IN
as1ec, ~, Lac ~. ,,,,..ia, ~ oeitois.
cholcr vei,n,, cin.i,s, Hst's,,. ~ ~ ,-e,,'
lae clsrlsoS s"i''eH' ''''V' prime yei-
Cofresl' t,nas,aa r.n,., 49,.
ka, 10 20. krbnsIsle' 10 ~, 'I }sas
isi 90. Wv l,,,en,
Eariv nr NStHSN, y ss l--o' eordoSa' l9e;
Fancy Rio Pc -e'
C,nofos. Croo,, s.., ,a,,a o..
Fancy ncohsrrv % i.ec 49,
primo i,lo onc'
Tair Mo ,ac -VV'
Common ieIo TO-
Beans@i.aav wash,rr,o, ga,
Lime. 40.
PINK o1.0c
nny S; i 80
p,s,ts 80 49, a., q,
h'a'k eycS on ngaS; = r r,se;a
prodpce ana rr,,,,-'A,,ta.. -.
northern nor bbin "a nv. rs,i my
ne,,bsrt - XXI $500, Saiiiofnih
no,.nis a. e.S,s " S,,l,ygss,s9i Calitornla
80 mas *. onton. SsSS l. a. IL. 'i,S'
80 81 "a, - N, -, tHanprI-
~ M, w; toeoni ~ pag OF 100.
,g',,',le- t,,,,',' IluIupn
s,., l'' ouS,lel sl.''Ft NV mime
az. ,is,l,, ottgj il.eer,ess' W., hebron,
ITa ,, r ss w IN, v'V' nv "llon seu per
49, sa.e'' ,,..t,nNWT,a s<'@oi whites, $500
i.na,,aS' Si ,'..,. 80. ~,
co. '1Sus.S onnsra psf!!eeN NUN patent
g; fancy patent; a.@; family, N75'
u ,9 , 20. s,- nisn patnpI Nlo; fancy
p"SenJ ~ hr1,ghts, N.Se
Groin hags1i,alc lots New 5-hushei,
o-oullSv, 49, new - pushed, H.
ounce corn, 4 9-ici oenirals bale lots.
SC, 20 "'os' SCI secondhand ont
saw" 49, o. ~. -. ~. ,o-
Mheat-No. = q; NO y, G9c'
40 GGril-shelled, mixed BUR-, job lots.
ss -; Car VV,n ION ,WuBVhs' 24u2le;
eNsNvH ~ ~ wi lp's l. " u counuf
onts-rexas rist nroof. in hun, from
wagon. $50 l6c: car lots, sd eked. I. a. 3 =
country uoiuts. l66sI5 f-2c.
Huy-Job lois. 80 .60sfS 90. acordinV n
quality.
Bran--Job lots, OQc; car lots, AZ 20.
| +. o. b.
Me1l-t0 pounds. ioc, car lots. 40c;
| ehleken iec1 wheat JOB lois bsc per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

FOR SALE-Tho remaining assets OF
the two iusolvent banks. to-wlti The
First National bank OF Vernon. Tex.
and tho State National bank Of Vernon.
Tex. Said assets consist OF notoa. nc
counts claims. judgments, Rtpukn, fur
ntturc, fixtures and rcnl estate: also
tho bnnking house Of the First National
bank, A list Of these assets can be
soen at the receivers office In Vernon,
Tex. where propositions to purchase
any OF this property will DO received.
Address 7. Windsor Robinson. Receiver.
Vernon. Tex.
FOR sALE--A nrst-class new and SEQ
ond- hand furniture and hardware busl-
ness. good location; rents reasonnbla;
good stock 20 seii Rt bargain; rem
tai Of furniture amounts 10 from $3.50
to $500 per month; an established trade;
reason for ceiling parties have other
buslness. For particulars apply TO l..
n. cowan. i0i Main street up stairs.
BICYCLES - $50 fine secondhand
wheels. must be closed out. Agents
wanted. Send for descriptive Hist.
Mead g Prentiss. Chiqago.
-
DENsMoHE TYpEwnfTERs y The
lnteat Gnd beat machine. Send for catn-
ioguc. secondhand mn,hines for sale
and rent. Ribbons and all supplies.
lowest prices. Typewriter Exohapgs.
| ia West Sixth street, Fort WORTH,
Tex.
bRuo STORE and nxtures for sale II
town Of 3 500 popUlation;thir " bar
rain; good reasons for selling. Adj
drsgs l.. y, care Of ihiF Office.
.-l---.a-..-.- a------------
sTAEFIEfp stain Of pit games ohlch-
ona nj bargain. eggs. 81 per 30. a fcw
good stays for 70 each. Jan Byrd.
Ranger. Texas.
BICYCLE FOR SALE for $40 cash:
nearly new indifs' pneumatic tire.
wooden rim: light wheel. At dQi Lips
comb.
IpsT-PouSD - sTHAyIsD--sTOLisN.
..I--a.-...-.---
r.OfT.-K. p. watch charm. Return 10
GO Burnett street and receive reward.
@. II. McAdamn.
LqsT--A Iadles' brown leather pocket
book containing money; reward for re-
turn to sos Main street.
l.oEr--on March between Railroad
avenue and Union depot, brown fur
collar. Please return 10 Mrs. g. u.
Brown. 200 Adana street. and get re-
ward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
ron sALE-nnAL ESTATE.


-----------7---s----
AN oPPoRTUNGTY-wnl ser ono.
story co;tage, plastutod ana well nm
ished inside and out. corner lot. 1l0x
~ rect; cost $500, for s.. Zoe, will ao-
cept N,VOl cash, balance IN ono 10 four
years ~ 10 per cont Interest, Also two
one story brick stores, best stand In
town and renting Cor $50 each nor
month. WI! sell these buildlngs at
N-'VVO each, half cash. balance ia one
and two Years. at 10 per cent. WIN
sell dwelling without the stores. hut
WIZ not sell the stores without the
dwelling, This property IL located In
one or the best black land farming
counties To the state aud is u bargain.
Address Opportunity. care OF Gazette,
Fort Worth. Texas.
/ have n block Of ohoico lots on West
side b0Nlg2 i-2 feet zach, to 20 foot al
Icy, now In hands OF assignee; make
an uifer on one or any number Of tuuni.
N. J.. Chambers. III Main street.
-=------- ---l------------
FOR SALE-Lot on Lamar street. COX
ITO feet, back 10 On alley, east front,
w blocks of Government building. for
80. Apply 10 W. l.. Lyon q CO..
60 Main IT.
FOR SALE--One hundred choice lots
ensv terns A,,ni,. ~ ~ To-, r.
Co. GO Main Al.
non c,tI, p.,,-,- ,,.,st-1,,,- - -,
itt,i, 49, I'M ~ Wn"ulb 70 nuy
fnra iu,Tg WI 90 won 70 her mo pe,
80, w nh' W h'eu lnuheE anu
must sell something. Apply to W. l..
IHhph' WV Malh IT.
~, ..,,- - = -
~ "a LIZ W hergg truck Earueh w
sylFanln, price $3.50, This Nv bargain.
,iuuHee und lots em easy payments any
wv eol me CITY. knight n blackburn
40. xVa Houston street.
-, - --' ---------
hpH ~ ~, Ihnloe t?rm nnh ranch
anus W ali sections OF the 1iatei call or
wiz lrr ,aessfpuvc price list ana
nhH, =. y SufI' hkhloit hhll' Fort
worm loS'
- 49, - -
EoN HALll--h rev good bargains In
ely proper ~, eau on mo BEFORE buy
lls, a, y. carnoh,er' 2u1 MAIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

CRIPPLE CREEK AND RETURN
for one fare,
Via the Fort worth ana Denver CITY
Railway.
on April TN. 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

WANTED TO buy house and lot OF. va
cant lot IN neiAhhorhood OF Jennings
ave. and broadway for 1880 eaah, H..
care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
WAIVED. 4 STOCK 81 ooops.

consistlng Of dry goods, clothing. no.
,t1ns boois. shoes, hats, etc. No object
,an To some groceries. a bankrupt stock
,ireferfpd. Mint be in good live town
~ i50o 10 1000 inhabitants, size OF
uto.if rannlny from 5000 10 $500. Par
t'es. wanting 10 ecii must give pnrticn-
iars naming price. Address Rustier.
Box 2. Norman. o. t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
ron SALE on ExonAsus.

LOTS and improved property IN ug-
den; lots In Denver lands In Colurndoi
Improved property In omaha. stock In
land company and stock In abstract
compauyi property In Cheyonnei 10
trade for a southern rancho and oattlo
or sheep For description nnd parties
ul0rs address A. H. l.. H.. 2O02 Fur
gcson street Cheyenne Wyoming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

sAIEeAfEN make $40 month rviI'ns
Machines for Cooling RefrlgcratofH.
Guaranteed &c per cent cheaper than
iso. Produesq dry cold that kscpd pqr-
iahnbie nf4iclas indefinitely. Arctic Re
frlgernting CO.. Cincinnati, @.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

ROOMS and board. Hfst-clnss aeeonc-
dntions, NJ $40 Lamar street Tran
Giants solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

WANTED TO exchange fine upright
piano for lumber delivered In DALLAS.
Address 4, o. box ~, Dallas, TeNnB,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

yOARD MID noON---Lnrre. niry room
newly Furnished. nice iocniion ioi West
First street. corner Taylor. Mrs. L,
Phocnlx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

TO EXcHANGf1--A two-story brick
business house. price $4,000, nne rent
Ing property. for lots or fine rest
dcnce. $500 worth Of bank stock and
cash for nicc home on West Side. Elr-
giant plano NJ part payment on small
home. Knight A. blackburn. No. a0g
IfOuatou ntrart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Toward the end of the season bual
ness shows oonsi SCRABBLE falling on
Quotations are nnminnlly "a follows:
Low middllng O Lac.
Strict low middling. G i-2c.
Mlddllng. @ ale.
Strict middllnE. Q rs.
Good middling. 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

81 500 CAEH--sroom house and lot 81
900; also f-room house ma lot S2,000i
for residence on west side Of bouth.
wost section; $1,000 stock OF clean. fresh
millinery for city property. NJ. J..
ChnmbcrR, III Main It,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-09-29
OLD PUTS LETTER.

Copy Of a Valuable Document in a
Danbury Mans Collection.
Below is a true copy of the autograph
letter of General Israel Putnam, that
has recently come into the possession
of E. A. Housman, of Danbury, and
which will be very valuable acquisi-
tion to his large collection. The letter
is business-like, clothed in excellent
language, but with quaint disregard
of the proper Use of capitals and points
of punctuation.
Peeks Kill August Sth, 1777
please your Exce1lency-Mess Peter
Foshee and Abn Lazear hav applied to
me on account of their brothers who
were taken last Winter by our men
they being in the regular Service, by
impress as they say, & was imprisoned
in Lancaster goal-their names are
William Foshee &c Francis Lazear--
they desire to have them Set at liberty
If Consistent with the Common Salty
you will send for them if you please &
make such enquiry about them as you
shall think proper & do what is right in
regard to them, as had no desire any
should be Confined that with salty en-
joy their liberty
with great regard I am your obdt
humble Servant
Israel Putnam.
His Excel1ency Gov Livingston
Morris Town.
On the back of the letter is this en-
dorsement:
Morris Town II August 1777
Sir You will please to deliver the
two Prisoners Willm Foshee & Francis
Lazear who are subjects of this state
to the bearers hereof Peter Fashee &
Abraham Lazear, upon their paying
Of the charges accrued by their impris-
Snment-
Viii. Livingston.
To the Person having the
Custody of William Foshee
& Francis Lazear or whom
soever it may concern
Lancaster Borough SIS.
August the 14th 1777.
We do hereby Certify that we re-
ceived the two above named William
Foshee and Francis Lazear Prisoners
in the Barracks in this place of Captain
Jacob Weaver-Certiffed for us,
Abraham lazear
pieter guyuer
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NMW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YO-DAK.

NEW ADYERELSEMENrS TODAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theater.
American Investment and Security Co..
Confidence-Conn. Clothing Co.
Delsarte Teacher-Miss Adelaide Morse,
Dr. Greenes Nervura-At Druggists.
Daily Chat-Malley, Nicely & Co.
Dress making--66 Dixwell Avenue.
For Remit ooms-L. s.. This Office.
For Rent Rooms--l2O Olive Street.
For Rent-Fiv Rooms-ll2 State Street.
For Rent ouse-John L. Sloan.
Grand Shopping Emporiun-t. M. BroWn&Co'
Lost-Roll Carpet--Reward, 81 Crown street.
New Fall Overooats-C. y. Longley 20.
Private LessonS--Veru Cycling Academy
Peach es-- Boston Grocery Store.
The Little Ones-N. H. Shoe Co.
Trimmed Hats-Cha Monsoon Co.
We Don't Think-Howe Y Stetson.
Wanted Sltuatiou-l3i Wall street.
Wanted Situation-l43 Plymouth Avenue.
Wanted-Rooms Tenant, This O1lice.
-SituaEon-2J4 Davenport Avenue.
Wanted-Situation--l james Street.
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d-Situation-3S5 Congress Avenue.
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WILL HOLD A RECEPTION.


Ladies Of the First M Il. Church to En-
tertaln at the Church Tomorrow Ev-
ening,
The ladies' aid society of the First M,
q. church, corner Of Elm and College
streets, will open the season by recep-
ton to the church and congregation
Wednesday evening at the church
Cake and coffee will be served from
four tables decorated in the following
colors: Pink, yellow lavender, and
green, and presided over by the follow
ing ladies': Mrs. N. A. Fullerton and
daughter, Miss Fullerton, Mrs. Sylves-
ter Smith and daughter, Mrs. R. Smith,
Mrs. I. N. Damn and daughter, Miss
Damn, Mrs. Cooley and Miss Masden'
A large representation is expected.