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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-04-27

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been heightened by Dolly's refusal to give
him three helpings of raspberry jam at din.
ner. We'll make an April fool of that
Bellew fellow that comes prowling around
to see Dolly, and well play jolly game on
her!"
And Johnny, sitting hugging his knees
on the floor, chuckled aloud at the pros
pect.
The first of April dawned chill and bleak
and showery, like anything but the bright
precursor of spring, and Mr.. Bellew was
just setting to work on Maid Marian,
when the postman raped loudly at the
door. and letter directed in Johnny's
schoolboy chirography was handed
in.
Bellew broke it open in some bewilder-
ment, but his face lighted up when he saw
the well.known writing within. What! had
he carried scrap of Dolly's writing-the
mere formula for some society game which
they had played at her house-around in
his breast pocket for six weeks MOTTO know
itnow?
MY own sweetheart, it read. sIam re-
solved at last to cast aside all false pride,
and confess how dear you are to me. If il
lowers me In your opinion can but accept
NY iOt III 5nenc6, DuJ II you Will write TO
tell me that your heart indeed responds"-
(Norah had especially exulted on this
particular ex ression, as being just exactly
what she wanted Mike to unders tanda)-
- I shall be the happiest girl In America. And
90 ] sign myself
Forever your own true love"
Which latter somewhat abrupt fashion of
ending had also been the result Of Norah's
entreaty.
Hell like it best, miss" she had said
che will, indeed.
Bolton Bellew read the letter once. twice.
three times.
Gam / dreaming?T he asked himself.
sThe sweet darling has read my Sc
cret soul must have sworn my heart on
my sleeve, for DAVIS to peck atl Write, In
deedi I will 90 to her ct once-this
hour. chs very secondw
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-04-27

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will net
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
Elephants MAE.

From the New York Tribune
The birth of Barnum's baby elephant
has AFT Jrded All opportunity of Oh ain.
ing the milk OF that ANNA, and Pro-
frs1Or DoremOU5 has made an examln-
alton Of il. "Whrn | first examined
the specimens they seemed watery,"
he sand on Wednesday, "but after al.
lO.lng the milk 10 stand could II 1t
help wondering at the large perc MIA r
Of cream, The following represent. the
daily diet OF the mother. ) peCks Of oats,
! bucket of bran mush, i've or six
| oavea of bread, .bushel of roots
| tpota oes), % to - pounds Of hay, and
10 gallons Of wafer The last specimen
NJ milk | obtained exceeded the others
in quai THY, and would tAer, tore be the
tarest for a tes5, IL took several
mi.kings TO get even these, for tn
cali would begin to nurSr, and stOu
and when she stopped the flow Of mi k
| diI also. l. is evident from the All
aiyses that the milk approaches the
| composition " cream. The milk was
| pleasant i'll flavor and oder and very
| superior III hese RESPECTS ~ that of
| many animals.
The IA. is a light yellow resembling
| owe on, Is very pleasant III OdOr and
ta"te, Is liquid at common Temperatures,
but Soliuites az 10 Crntigrade Or ga
| Fahrenheit. From whatever stand
| point, therefore, we view the lac.eal
| products Of these four footed giants, we
are fully warranted in aNcribiug to it
not only extr 'ne richness, but also
great De licacy Of flavor"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
FOURTH EDITION
Perversioe Of Jastis ..
For the ksPuRLICAs.

FOR the hbeuhLlCAs
RoCKLASp, Del, Feb. 9, lSsl
Allow me q small space to give your
army of readers an idea q: how Della
ware Justice is administered or rather
not Administered Las: December a
horse, carriage, &c, were taken not
stolen from a public street in VII.
mington, in broad day light. Tue mau
was caught ard brought before our
worthy Mayor and sufficient evidence
being Jroluced he was sent To all 70
await trial before the County Court but
1t got chokei before it got there Two
witnesses swore that the man came TO
their place OF business aud tried to sell
the horse blanket belonging 70 same.
1t is no crime to take away horse
aud carriage and drive around VIII
inington for few hours ard even at
tempt to sell the horse blanket, II
some one would say you were drunk
when captured 1t is a safe license for
the above business, titilaL, and wish
tors who use carriages t@l better hue
an officer to stand by them II business
rru-tres them 10 leave il FOR short
time. | may further state that II e
man was seen t. drive the above away
but such witness was not produced and
still another that he CAV" the morse ami
carriage IA take "A drive saying 1t be-
lonped 70 his mufh"r What more rvl
deuce was required ~ runylCt any utn-
rr but Isaac Pyle, What ray you rl1I'
zen, OF Delaware W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

It w be remembered that last Hal
low Fen the h9lyardS of the flag poe
at the soldiers Monument were pulled
down and missing, and since that time
nothing has been known aS to who the
guilty parties werp, it being generally
suppos d that the depreciation was wan
tonly COmmi'ted. The affair has caused
Mr.. Eli CrO2ier the special custodian Of
the Soldiers monument and is inter-
ests, no little anxiety and caused
the old veteran some time ago to pub
fish an article in the REPUBLICAN de-
nouncing the malicious offender who
conld without prOvucariUl tear down
tho halyards Of the soldiers monument
az a lnlscreant as bad as Gulteau. The
publication Of Mr.. Crozer's communi-
cation has had its effect as will he seen
by the following communication sent
to this office:
WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. oh, 80
l wish to ask you to spare me space
in your paper, to tell you what know
about the breaking Of the hal ards Of
the flag pole at the Soldiers and Sailors
monument. There was piece in your
paper about week ago, saying that it
was bigger disgrace II an Guiteau kill
ing Garfield. This is my answer. 1t
was broken on HaIin3 Fen night by
some boys. They broke il by trying to
raise Tree tox up 10 the top ofthe pole
The head boy Offers s. towards putting
up new iayards. Hoping this will r.,
ceive favorable answer from ave The
People. renaiu. +. 6. II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
DEAIHN,

! MEA RNS-Dn thursday. Feb, h, Lizzie J
| Ncarns, daughter Of John Mcarls, aged
| "a wears.
ReldIi' rs and friends 9th fam ~ are re-
| sp -clfuil' invitei t. attend tn, funeral from
! inc sdence Of her father, on Kidd c's Road
| '>uLdty at Orn GA, at D'C.tck. Sc-yic ~ at
Mt salem M. r.. Church at $3.50 O. lock
+ SHEK-'n F,b. 9Th 1882. Martha T. sher.
wild W Of Samuel Fither, II. ed IS years
Relatives AID friends arc respeC fully in
vited to attend the fun ral fir N her late resi-
dence, No s45 Madison street, SATURDAY AT
trlo9n February lltn ats o'clock. Sc
vices at the house at = 30. lntermcut at the
"IImirgton and Bfandywine cemetery.
Spr.- KHAN - N Monday, February 9th,
1852 sarah ~pehkmun
'h" re'otivt and fiiauds Of the family are
RESPECTFULLY in / e. to II tent the funeral
rom t." 'c-ldrnre of her ,ther, 6O3 Pine It .
Fn'hy, feiru Try 0, AT o'chck, T.. III Ser
wees 4 " uESc. 10 proceed to Whining
| ,o'. tnd Ifr ndywIne cemetery.
| q hN, ga the sth inst, J seph Harry
| IiiVuru. AGED gJ5rarS.
| 81 a. e. ANA IF cuds Of the family are re.
! Fprr''ull inv ted to attend his funeral fr' m
| - iate r sid"n'", Rod e. nix tn Satur
| dt! ~ 3 30 U'clU"5 Services Il the house.
| i,,,.fLLeNl 1T Salem cemetery. Chester
| papers p,ease py.
| mis- thee w1cn the nurunY dawns
| L'Iss nee when tie ulght returns
! mss ne" here, IN - thee there.
| Dear husband mss thee ever where.
WAlNDN.-bn friday, 9th in tant, Annie
atSJn, in the 81 yClr Of her age.
| IN" relatives ana friends Of the family are
invited to attc'd III funeral at the esd nee
% her d"ukht'r II una J. IhIips, No sos
! We3t street. ','>cu l. day mora ne. from
$50 10 ~, ~ cIych. lntGlmcnL ia pbIh1sI
pLia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

The United States has had 10 fore IN
punry since The war. cVreps that ,NI ended
ia the purchase OF Ala Ia, IN the grCwl which
swept the cnieeh.ed arm o. the eHpirrg
French Empir out T Mexico, and me Genry /.
arLilrdtI"n All ,h'ss We approve and give
due 'redit for These are all. MI Bsinc IA.
gene no further tlan 10 adviss .Lc thiiiIn
auIhu ties TIA tue lEted SLH'cs VIII TO-
regard with favor Conquest or iuYasiUns for
cunIn, 81 or the " Ola ron or Oh iteration II
friendly Ame CAL state hat American
will dare FAY this not wise policy or that II
ought MOTTO be cGfOrccd fuec ssary, toy arm. !
We :" -olemnly hslieYe that Mr., Blaine va.
night In this that we r gard his methods ui
Teaching TINS end Of minor inpvr aHce. II NJ
Arthur tnlDks otherwise. IN obedience L.
Grant aud tUnkling, he viii hear from the
American people on the sublrct. The who'll"
matter in u nutshell IL that The ia er!sts Of
the United StA e. are t. he sacrnc d to- the
ct Grant aud tOEkl ng. Blame Is
To- hc destroyed II all iHternatiunal America
interests are to be neglec G..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

Daring the regular noon hour AZ the
Eige Moor Iron Works yesu rday, the
foreman Of the aud b repair depart
men,. Mr.. WIN j Dill, was taken coz .
p!e,ely by surprise by seeing the men
v hn ARE under his supervision APP
proa.ch him, headed by Mr., George 5.
Hunter, foreman Of the Lathe depart
ment For = moment he could not
imagine what was the difficulty, but
b. was soon 10 learn what fate was
In store for him. MIR. Hunter dreS .
gold watch and chain from his pocket,
u al, on behalf OF the men assembled,
pre--u;ed it 10 Mr.. Dill, in = few we'll
chosen Snd appropriate remark. Mr.
Dun was 80 taken by surprise that he
coali not LAY anything bryon1 express
ing his thanks T. make up fer his in
abintv TO respond to thus token
Mr.. D.ll has extended An invitation
'o Them 10 visit his house, No Ul
Spruce street, this city, where he Will
rc"iv. them IN appropriate style
II e watch Is "A dne one, Of the most
AZ proved pattern, Is stem winder and
setter and has the Etgin NOV, ,n-nt in.
The cases are handsomely engraved on
the outside. Upon the inside the follow
ing Ii nicely engraved Presented TO
VIM. j. DIiI, by employees Of Edge
Moor Iron Works" together with III.
date Of p,e+entati"u. Attached a.
the watch was a god chain and
iDrkrt, the whole forming a valuable As
ue,, ~ a handsome gift. Tie number
, ,,.., .vuI.r NJ NM plarya II. mi y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
Devel,.,sh Exp,snntiOn

William Wopperwam had seen slmosevery
thing Of interest in New Bruoswick except
the ms. &c Of printing office, he said this
morning, a. he me in and leaned carelessly
up n the corner of the reporters desk. Want
to Inspect I've office. eh? Yes; he wanted to
SEQ how icy set them things up"
The deyil had Just taken up the 'p. po1
to put iu an hours wo-k Of distribution, when
he was called t. show Mr.. Wopperwam
around and explain things generally
william was n-st taken In TO the composition
room Now here you md some hard cases,
remarked the devil. You might not believe
1t but our Competitors never eat Thev get
along very well by taking type pi now and
her. Here is one printer who piles up co.
600 ems every hour
"Elna. eh heavens, l didn't know there
war so many Emmas 10 Christendcm""
Eyes. An, here is another who swallows
lead and moulds type with his teeth :"
Snakes alive"
III 70 fact NV we come to the press roo N
You see that pile Of paper on that long ia
bic" Well yol ought 70 come IN some day
when we are making It ~
Making paper. ehY'
Certainly We have twelve negroes sit
ting on tbs floor here every Friday morning
chewing rags. Gas, they must chew up a
couple tons every week Tasy throw the pu p
q heap and en- we place 1t on the beds of
thosslarge presses there and roll the cylitd"ts
over L. Werun out IN the neighbour )od OF
100 600 yards Of clelr paper from tbs p1lp.'
Il never could make out how paper vas
made before III tell Wien about this"
said Wopperwam greatly Impressed
Now We reach tn til mph Of the edi Cr-
the printing Of his plpe'." remark ID the dc,
vii, as be TOOK hold Of the .waeel,fa Camp
bell power.press This is the latest inven.
ton I photographiDg thought. The e IL
tor don't writ. any MCIc that Cd st lie 5
done away " til in This 'habang. Come in
auy after noon and you VII see him stanLlng
near his feed. oard reathIuS upon Pile II
paper"
Breathing on paper
That is how w give 1t out. He brel hes
| his thoughts upon the paper which lmlus.
diates becomes inspired as it were. 1t com
munlcates the Intelligence 1t hai received to
| the papers ben .ath and So on. II only re
mails now to be put on steam. The breath
| Of The clit,r has scarce y tOuc ned the paper
when 1t is caught In these u p. ers and Whir-
ed around the cJ Under. Then the thought "a
indrlbiy imp-e- ell upon the paper by the
aid Of coal tar VII c / the uu-e. encrale cal
ink
| "Can 1t bcp)Ssio e"'
| Camp meet n assertion. / assure YOU
| On we are great people around here. bou't
want to see ur dou >le-cyIinder shooting
stick. or 'uur Inc plea Baxter engine, ell
! No? We'll that is 100 bad. But you IN lst
drop IN when We are ru ming OF cur edition
some day.
| 81 Will, so help me goodness. want to see
that 'trr breathe once befr die ~ and
| william was bowed out Of our wa!nat and
pine-e specially pinc--sanctum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

William r. Wilmer residing at 81.
West Fifth street, while eating H..
supper on Wednesday evening swal.
lowed a piece of pork which contained
a concealed bone which stuck ia his
throat. Every effort made Dy Mr..
Wilmer to dislodge the bone failed and
causing him mucn pain Doctors Cooper
and Maull were summoned and did ALI
they could to remove the bone, but III
to last evening it had not been removed
though the physicians say that it will
gradually disappear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

Mr., Ryan living on Madison street
between Third and Fourth, meet with
serlons accrder! yesterday afternoon.
He was working III the ship yard at
Harlan ~ Holhngs worthS, wnru a
large piece Of timber fell across his
bac. and injured his spine, Some OF
he men removed him 10 the drug ,tor.
at Front and West reefs, aud DR.
Blockoon was called IN After Receiving
medical attention, he was taken to IN,
home i'll a carriage. lie suffered very
much al night, but is somewhat better
tins morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

The WiIk,barr. Record Pa, OF the
2'h instant contains the following
Miss Eva Appiebv, daughter Of j II,
Arp'rhy, stopping Al Mr.. CnarIos on
West Market street, attained her
twelfth year yesterday, and IN the even
tng she gave a birth lay party 10 a
.arEr number OF her friends \ pleas
All tms was "9loyrd and an elegant
supper provided for the guests The
souug hostess was the recipient Of
III ny valuable presents,
Mss Eva is resident of Wilmington
and has many 4l.tIr friends here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
Exhibition Al Mt. hahasn

Prof II. H. Hull will give a Sunday
school exhibition, at Nit. salem NJ. +
Church this evening, commencing at
40 o'clock. The exhibition consists
otpalntlnRs selected from the life OF
Christ and ten nights in bar room,
and wherever given have always been
received with tavor Ivy large audiences
Those who want to spend prontable
evening should not fail to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
DhILADELPHlA. " WILMINGTON AM
l. BALIlMUHE RAILROAD.
January 81. 1897

TRAINS WILL LRAvg WILMINGTON AS vol
Lows:
For Ph,ladclphia and Intermediate sta
tionS, to, yB, 1921 IA. N; 49,, 1, 7JJ, 1000
y. III.
Philadelphia 'eHpress), 2, 2:23, $50 725, S.
D. q. $50 li:sJ H. IN, l2:ib, l;a1 b:lT, $40. o3s
.: ID p. III
New Yor1 400 223 80 ;:2S, 9.lsll.H a.
w., 'i2: ~ l.b5,o.N, o.3sp. Il.
baltimore and Intermediate StatiUns. Los
8 as =. M, aud q % y. In.
For Baltimore only, l:Ob a. II. 8 and y. IN
baltimore and Ray Line, o.t7 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l42 4.5
500, 1888 a. m, l. 0, 1900, $751;, ll.Ol p. m.
Trains for delaware division lesyo for:
New Castle, ssba m., LOO, e.2sp. ~,
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, $50
= H., LOO, e.26 In.
Delmar and Intermediate stations IS .
o., Loo, p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PhilsielphiA and Intermediate S.st,ops.
Slo .. M, IL m.6.3] 80, (express " SOY 10 y. IN
Philadelphia and New YORK, 400, ~.
I'll, e3s p. m.
baltimore and Washington, LA al
s.U q. m; ll.0l p N. les am.
For further information PASSENGER Ara =,
"frod 70 tho time tables posted At tho dopo.
Trains marked thus ~ ere llmi, cd OK ore,
upon which extra fare Ia charged
FRANK THOMSON, JR woon
denl Mansxsr. 4snl Pass. AIT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

The building lately butt at Coates
willie, Pa for Mr.. X. +. Smith the to.
Dacconlst Of that place, graphlc
description of which az paared in yes
tcrday' iErrBLICAS, describing il a.
a " Motel Building, " WAS piarLet and
designed by Messrs. G.. Graham & Sou,
architects, Of this city. This tu,errrla.
ny firm now tat growing in q prom.
.ncncr, for their model pans for build
ius and have recently completed plan,
and designs tor very handsome brick
dwelling for Mr.. W W Mast, also u
Coalesv'Ilt, and are now engaged upon
another huo residence for the same
place
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
I y ROOERlES u WIN AGAIN

we have Just received n fine
s s OF groceries such as ratsips, curranis
oi iit' ieih3h peel, orange pen,. datos, hys
n ,mJS " "a, al hlhds drled apples, y; dried
pe"ch"s' ~ eVp AZ pies. Y eyp. peaches
90, c,nhn"rrlrt, not those frosted enes, 10 cts
per quart 3 ihs Jacksoa's Chester countI
n ,nmn inade mlnce meat, rs: Ms OF the same
quart; Saut kraut, 10 per quart /; 3 rs. heat
r'ce, 20 Nj. French pruncs rs f.; 3 Bs, new
oarrahis, % Laupuyra coffee, 70 msricabn
70 golden rio, 70 good tea, ~ extra, 60 .
hhe, o0 syrup, 10 cents quart: extra, Pets !,
golden SSruG, 10 California dr. IS, 70 sau.
saee ana tciapple, made by Lewis i.anborn
for H cahha county. Weare the sole agents
lor cabbage IN this city. Kemember, for n. 10
cash we VIII sell Dbl. OF extra Famiiv
patent process flour; we guarantee satisfac'
.lon or send after the flour and refund The
money, =. you take no risk In buying fins
nonr ~ rs 500 bag 40. -four i extra
na'l at FOND > store. Front and Maryland
a'ehuo or Front and Ms dlsyn. nGv2a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

There will be rlolic baptism in the
Brandy wine at Chadds' Ford, by Rev,
j. Wesley Sullivan, on Sunday morn,
ing DeXt, at . o'clock, after v hich there
Will be services III the church at 10 80
a. Ill. and 40 p. III. Tle morning sub.
JeCt wi be "COmmunion."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

The Treasurer of the fund for the
wilmington Garfield monument re-
r, ports sG1l collected TOR that purpos4.
No effort is being made to increase
the fund now, but when Spring fairly
opens the ball will be started again and
Kept rolling until a monument is cree.
ted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10

Fifty eigh: million dollars is the esti
mated valu" OF finger rings Of this
country actually worn, and still thel.
are people mean enough to 60 har king
ana coughing because they 90 not want
I" Invest % cents for bottle of DR.,
Bulls Cough SyrUp,
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Two Of the men whp Sr'r
this city some time ago v
of Pu@y x J,nes, TO coI'''~
in Columbia South AmrI'o1
nome yesterday. They s"|
thrr the climate nor tue ~
with them, and they WEIR
10 return. There are nli'r In
manned, and are busy "o' ''
vessel, which Oscvrr WI. ',
plelcd FIR AT least four nv" ,
men say that thy are '''t'
Of m.t-rial and have II va
arrives from this county,
their companions in tooi ",
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(iN::1Q !!Y!l&
couch
E :$z|sI. ;;3
new ADVERTlsEMENlS.
ID EGlSTERS ORDER.
II, hgGIs1 ER's OYYlCn,
NRw GA arIr COUNTY Feb v 1857

Nsw CASTLE COUNTY. febp, 1857.
Upon the application of Samuel g.
Simmons l. Charles Simmons, executors
OF Bauduy simmons, late Of Wilmington
HID. u said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register hat the Oh
ecutors aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing OF letters Testsmentary upon thu
estate OF the deceased, with the date
granting thereof by causing advertisement
10 be posted within forty days from tho dat
Of such letters IN SIX Of the most publ
places Of the county Of New Castle, re4uirin,
all persons having demands against the q
Late 10 present the came. or abide by an Ac
Of Assembly In such case made and provided
and also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY ERPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and \
be continued therein three weeks, te-o-d.)
~ Given under the haI and See
II. g. Of office Of the Register s'oresaid
49, Wilmington, in New Cattle count,
Aforesaid, the day and year above sritJon.
) G. BlfGS. iegister
NorICR--A'l persons having rl6tMs agsit I
the estate Of the deceased must present u
me duly attested 10 the Executors c'
or before fe rua-y 9Th 1873, or abide the Act I
Assembly Ia such case made and provided.
SAMUEL, q SlMl Ms
tHARLES slMhbNS,
txecU,.l,
Addressa, Wiluinyf6r Iip1
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GoOl PTices

a few days ago "'.''' ~,
auGtioueer Hear RED h.'' 4
far W. G Mitchell, JT''
~, at which the follow ',' ~ /
were received. Nue., S-.
$l52,JO II pair; h"IS =, ,;;n
i colt, S5S; cows troM g. o., !.
lows and plE", 80, - - !, Ii
y cents per podud, " ', tol . +. q
siyj total, $500. J rlY,E
good and the bidding o'''"