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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
THE CULU SNAP.
Below Zero Throughout the NOrtii-A
Night OF Terror in Chicago.

Chicago, H.. January o. The Their
nlOruvter AT ) o'cluCk this mornInS was
- below, winch, taken Win Tie fecorh
Yesterday, makes he most severe show
Ing Tor many years, ATS O'clock the
thermometer was still II below, ana at
the same hour III KANSAS CITY was re-
portcd "A Gelow, in st. Paul -, Omaha
"a Duuubue 81, Des Moines q, and
keokuk - the effect III Chicago has
been III II nlea ure 10 partially parala u
business. a punlber OF tie iarL er
VINO esalo houses have not sent out
Their heavy trucks, ANA THOSE team
steers aud street car drivers ana con
Gu tors who are out are having
lively times in mai taining clrcdla-
ton. Fires were UNUSUALLY numerous,
ana the night proved one oI terror 10
members of the department. Ihree
fires after midnight served 10 Keep
practically the enlire force on duty.
aud the service required taxed in n
endurance to the utmost. Ia addiilo "a
To the burning OF SEVERAL houses ON
r. ,udoph street, the costly PRIV ite
stable OF Marshall Field Oh Prairie av-
enue burned, eutaiing rs of
81. Geo. AT 1 tins morning, lf" WAS
| q scJV.rrd IN Beur~eg Fat, IN Mich
lAGll avenue, WV W WV 'lA'''N '''' ~ ,
residence structures in tde sJupu dl-
vision of the city. The Il IN - apread
| with rapiJity, which caused mum
! Der of families 10 seek ~. street Ia
tbeir nigh,-clothes. Trouble was eN
rienced in working the engines on ac'
/ count of the cold me building wa
badly burned and flooded inside, b"l
no lives were lost The ~ apinS &c u
pants took refuge in the Leland Il ,tel'
! adjoining the burned building
Needy people and professions! tramp
IN great numbers are 10 sieRius fele
agencies aud police stations, seekins
shelter and Temporary Subsistence.
cleveland, January 5.--Thc cOldesl
] weather in years Tie lowest Is IA
below zero IN some places, with clea
SKY, and air in full frost,
Cineinuati, January 5.--The ther
nunleler III s u. ~. WAS 90 below Zero
which is the cnldest weather in years
st. Louis, January 5.-rhe mercury
fell to 2So below zero early this morn
ing, since when it has been rising
Al noon It was l5' prlow. i Is i tn
coolest day since January ], lsUl
when the thermometer marked ~
below, the lowe-t ON record ht I'm
point. Very heavy ice is still rnnnini
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Watterson TO Shape the Next Canvass
For Tariff Reform.

Special TO the Gazette.
Washington, January >. - Henry
Watterson will arrive here the iirst oil
the coming week to remain till sum.
mer 10 urge upon congressman iuii
tariff revision, which he regards as nee
essary. The coming residential can
ynss wants no half way ground, ana
he will fjrht till the issue is squarely
before the country. Watters"n will
also advance the Mcdonald boom. lie
regards the latter AS the strongest man
in the party, and says he thinks no
man in The party can beat him before
the nominating convention.
POSTAL. AFFAIRS.
Geo. Stubbleiield was commissioned
postmaster AT Metley's. Ruperto Nargo
ut Roma, Henry Payne at 81 Xar,
BpXar county, Coleman Bradford at
j. tlrys, Wise county. The mail Is
discontinued to Monroe, Rusk county.
from Iron Bridge, from the 10Th OF
January, and IA mail ordered to run
from-f!ungview To Iron Bridge ON the
same date. A mail is ordered To run
from Double Home to Llann on
Wednesdays, aud from SIuth Prairie
to Eliusville on Tuesdays and Satur-
DAYS
by Associated Press.
LAND SUB COMMITTEES
Washington, ID. c., January o
| Rapr sen i've Cob }, chairman oi
the house committee on public lands,
anuuipt,d the following suh-com-
mittee-: h, mestead premp ion->caies,
| Hrnlv aud PaNsJn; desert, swamp and
nv.Iiluwpd iauus--Oats, Reit"rd and
Pay on; land grants and eitu S.
,'unb. Payeon. Oats, Lewis ana
Andersou; school lands and timber
culture-Shaw, Van Y ton and
! Br. mis-; reservation of mineral lands -
Henry, Scales and Bedford; land office
| and surveys-Lewis, Strait and
| Brents; claims Oi state 20 net proc. ed
of sales OF public lands-Shaw, Van
Eaton and Strait.
JUDGE N'CRARY's EEsIGNATIoN.
Washington, January 5.-rhe resig
nation of Judge McCrary was received
by he pre- sident to-day but as II doe
not take effect before March LIST, 1t II
not likely his successor Will be ap
Lointed for some TIM q.
A CHERoXEE DELEGATION.
Ispaheche, one of the rival Chero
kce chiefs. accompanied by eN'Chle
Checota. Delegate Hodge and Mission
ar, Culuh an, called ut the it'ilat
bureau to-day; aud Delegate H"uS
pres, n ed his credentials aud letter q
introduction from Agent runs. ISpa
heche lid that another delegation
representing his faction would mriV
Mouuuy. The commissioner Wi
then listen To thelr staff lnents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Personal.

j. l.. Hume of Austin is at the
CT rk house.
w. d. Slaton OF Bowie is n guest at
the Mansion.
II. Il Hamilan of Buffalo, n. y, is
at he Lludel!.
w. A. Orr OF st. Louis is at the
Grand Central.
ID w Frazer of Decatur is stopping
at the Mansion.
NJ HirSch of New York is at the
Hotel Pickwick.
George Myers of Sherman is ut the
Hotel Pickwick.
Frank Hensel of Aledo ii stopping
at the Clark house.
G.. = Blsspe of Cheyenne is stop
ping ut the Lindell.
Mrs McPhce of Weatherford ia 81
guest at the Linde!l.
f. NJ. iiouls of Decatur Is stopping
at the Grand Central
Edgar springston OF Missouri is reg
istcred 81 the Lindell.
Tom W. Hudson OF Milford is put
ting up ut the I.indeli.
G. II. Harvey aud wife of San An
/ gels are AT the Lindell
! c Il. Campbell of Longview is reg
/ i~tereu at he Clark house.
c. w. Merchant of Abilene is regis
| tered at The Grand Central
Geo w. Finger Of Abilene is Il
guest at the Grand ccdlral.
G. p. Meade of Henrietta is stop
ping at the IL tel Pickwick.
&. c. Rumrill of Gainesville is II
guest ut the Hotel Pics wick.
ID w. Cummins OF Wise county
was at the Llndeii yesterday.
II c Courtney OF Denison is put
ting up az the Hote, Pickwick.
Geo. g. Klliian of Dt!l,s stopped
last night ut ne Grand Central.
j. A. Martin Of Abilene was II
guest AT the Mansion yesterday.
w. g.. BE ge, OF Dickens county was
at The Hotel Pick wIck last nlght.
II. Is. smith aud wife OF North Car
dina are stopping at toe Mansion.
Mrs. c. O. Dwells of Fremont, o.,
is re, islerea NJ the Grand Genital.
r.. W. Nance of Quincy, Illinois
is registered nc the Hopel Pickwlck.
GILES Il. Bucl. and Alex Moore of
st. Louis are ~ tho Hotel Pickwick.
Geo *. Lowell of Galveston was
putting up at the Mansion last night.
A. II. Hardie Of spanish Fort stop
ned at the Hotel Plckwick last nighI.
/. j. RIppy Of Charleston, Ark,
was registered at tho Mansion yester-
day.
j. J. sullivan of Cincinnati was a
guest at the Hotel Plckwick yestei-
DAY.
". p. Lawrie of ST. 10, Mo, was
among yesterdays arrivals at The LIN
dill.
H. Smith aud wife of Springfield,
Illinois, are putting up at the Man
sion.
Geo. II. Washington Of the quarter
master department Is at tue Mdh-
Mrs. Aulendaugh and daughter %
New York are registered at the Mhh
r.. NJ Hammon aud family Of st
Louis are stopping at the Holel fick
wick.
.. registered AT the Holol Pick"ick las
night.
William Beadle OF Massachusetts
registered yesterday AZ the Hotel Pick
s r.. Poldh Of Austin was amonl
Yesterdays arrivals at the Hotel Pick
wick.
j. q. shawhan of Galveston wa
5 n,,tf,nr nm 40 the Hotel PickWick las
night.
, John w. Buster of Seymour and Z
w. Buster OF Pecos are NJ The Hoie
pickwick.
0 j. G Baync and Harry House an'
wife OF GfecnYille are at the Hote
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Solid silverware a rully's.
To Our Patrons ana the Public
Generally.

We have moved to our new store,
corner of Main and Tenth streets,
where we have opened up IA complete
lot of fresh goods of every description.
Webrc determined to do ali In .our
power 10 merit q continuance of the
liberal patronage Of our friends, and
respectfully solicit The same To our
country friends we wish To say, that
we will pay the hi hest cash prices for
buuer, chickens and eggs, and Will
sell goods rs low as they can be bought
this ma ket.
lsENnoMEE & Hno.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

The Fort Worth Drummers Social
club met last might at the cub room
Howard Pc ,ls, oh drmnn pro tenn. aud
most uf the members IN the city pres
rnt. The meeting WAS very enthusi-
astic one The club adopied II revised
constitution aud bylaws. y cuninu-
n,ca,ion was received from the tirtn OF
| Goldberg ~ Co, making II donntlon
10 the club, and vote Of thanks was
given ,heg A humber of new mem
befs was elected, and c. a. HALEY OF
the GAZETTE was ei cled an honorary
menlber. II was decided 10 choose
the organ ~ the gift 10 the club from
Max IIls r, AMI a commit ee WAS ap,
nointed to wait ON him and nave ii
piuced in the club RI IN, This IS now
nice Y furnished with tables. chair
aud other furniture aud well heated
IL IL real neat and cosy pace
aud will doubtless be the nrans oil
causing many a commerciil Traveller
10 stop over IN the Font. IL Is gatlfl'
inc "a notice the early success of ihit
club, which organized IN Il joke, ana
without any generalization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
.IeMrlr. at CnSt.

The mammoth stock of iewelry at
the Palace .Jewe!ry store is now being
closed ont at n great sacrifice. Mr..
n ,rr =, VINO is ma Tag ng the business.
has the ~, istance of f.. X MncGtl
looray, who closed out the stock OF
John Howard d Co, last season, anu
the pub ic are assured by both gentle
men that q like opportunity for
bargains vas never before offered in
the city. The stock is AN unu .ually
fine one, and high priced goods are
being sold astnuishingly low. Don't
forget the Palace .lewelry store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Through Tie Territory.

Now that the holidays are over aud
congress is sitting down to it's regular
business, we think 1t is high time for
our ell zous to look after their interests,
In the matter of the eXtrn zion Of the
Santa Fee railway, north. through the
Indian Territory. This is an affair of
more than ordinary Importance to
Fort Worth and Northern Texas. and
IL seems tn us that our people should
make themselves heard on the ques-
ton rs soon ~ possible. Doubtless
there will be n stubborn opposition To
this scheme on the part of rival inter
ests, but the future development of our
great state imperatively demands il,
and If the proper influence is brought
tn bear, congress ctunOt refuse To net
squurrlv and justly by our people.
! Let us then go 10 work, actively and
earnestly to secure the bui ding of this
| important arm OF ctnlnierce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Go 10 Tully TOR repair work ON
watches and jeNolry.

The Gnlf, Coioraio " Santa Fe rail-
road company have rented he corner
rom of the Pick wick Ho el building,
corner OF Fifth and Main streets, and
are fitting il up for their city ollie &c.
Mr.. Il. v. Fosdicll, ticket and tele'
graph agent aud Mr.. j. j. Muilant,
freight contracting agent, are busy
moving their offices into the new
quarters. They propose to carpet,
ana furnish the offices in an elegant
aud attractive manner, and when
finished their quarters will compare
favorably with The parlors of our city.
Buy your tickets and ship via the
popular G.. G. Is r. +. Ry., aud bear in
mind the location of the city office
corner Fifth aud Main streets, where
Messers. Fosdica aud Mullane viii be
ever ready TO answer all questions
and show the public polite attention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Diamond speelaeIes at TaIly's.

When you want anything in the
line Of corn meal, corn bran, shelled
ana sbenf ouis, hay, miilet, etc, cal
on A. Mathews, corner of Sixth and
Houston streets, where "a full line OF
feed is Kept constantly on hand, All
orders will receive prompt attention
aud br delivered tn.any part of the city
fee of charge A telephone Is kept n
the office for the convenience OF Gus
TONERS. The lowest market price will
be guaranteed ON all ORDERS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
II. louis.
,rre--sryprai Large Bus
pluses Destroyed.

|
: zette.
! do. Jan. 5.-Following
|hi contlagratiou of last
!, ave been half IA dozen
and the iiremen Were
I'd when alarms We're
u evening from three
lme time. One was the
.ta,er building, which
little, but caused The
b.ave the lheatcr. None
FIRES amounted to much,
Inch broke out in the
''urrell, Cnmstock d. Co y
an North Fourth street,
|r;k of fu niture in the city
|,td. Fnr u time il looked
Pudding would be saved,
tho fire tuok n fresh
Il through the roof, and
| control for the time he
| made it, way into the
|, If Merrick, Walsh "
|sside, and OF the Good-
cnInlnny on the other.
/ t wiring, ll:2J O'clock,
| A. i. L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
A su.geslioln.

We would suggest to our represent
atlves at Austin that IL wouid be IN
keeping with their duties 70 their
constituents. to bring to bear he In
fluence of the legislature in securing
the right OF way through the Indian
Territory for the Santa fe raj. way.
THIS road VIII do much for the devel-
opment Of Texas, and should receive
their hearty support
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

through the harbor. but no gorges are
We reported below the city.
Chattanooga, Tenn, January o.
The temperature fell to two degrees
below zero this morning, the coolest
weather siuce 1877.
Bonnie. VT, January 5.-Thermome'
ter eighteen degrees below zero Mt sum
riSp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
\ Good Dinner.

The Crescent restaurant is con-
stanrip supplied with everything the
market AFT rds. Wild game, turkeys,
duck, quail, fresh fish and oysters, in
fact. anything to be bad in the state
can aiqaN : be found at al the Crescent
MIR. g. @. Hyde. the clever proprietor,
IL the right man in the eight place, and
is never 80 well pleased ~ when he
has placed before n crowded house q
royal dinner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

~. CT ,,. of ,na GAZETTE
W. H.. Wy ~ i, dp,tsnti"n ~ the mann
'',,hS, ,d T Inc consolidated
,, ''e pr,,,e,,.i,r a. 10 nf tbis
~, 10 W - Eiui,v Z ca. of New
Ky a,i" - rh.. I'm, ~ q II Fiu,nv A.
Ci'' SaTo am ceia',li.h in The Whole
" iia ~ ,,,.,,,,ifnnturin, chemists
saaG "t r's I, n,a"t ,hir,v.Gvn wear. and
M"'o ~ IA "a f!.,,orshl, l5nown thronph.
a ~, " t eii a ",iI - Sn,,,h
"''I w p,',..y,,i,, IVA. hnen onc of The
-. ~ pt" ,a,,"la55 ~" d,,aInrs i'm drug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
i..EES,TON.
e DIR. Lasker's Death
ps,sl-AC Close Game
! lase Ball.

la ~ A. &'prt N"''
Z iasc Ball.
ekte.
y iuary 5.-rhe flags on
v.ulaie and other pub
lGhis city Were ut half
L to-day in honor oi
Is Or. Edward Lasker,
encsmAn ana philanthro-
e \ III New York at 9
hisning. The deceased
81 his brother. Nj. Las
ego, and having made
|tantry was on his re-
d. to take his seat in
h, of which body
Ia honored member.
pplwas the recipient of
n 1t is thought his
insult IF some pulmo-
recently contracted.
h was "a fearfu surprise
s,nd friends here, whom
:eks ago in the full
II base ball between the
,'tockings and the Gulf
sore stood one to moth
@he Gulf City's.
fell thirty degrees to-
,,,iicasiOns are that to-
ne coolest of the season.
itss.
.inuary DIR. Lasker's
Lasker, who is one of
merchants in this city,
,,rk on this afternoons
n;harge OF his brothers
its III Galveston are at
a., ami many wholesale
osed their doors as Il
ct to the dead states
Brown Stockings this
eed bats here with the
There were more pro-
sunateuts IN each li-t oi
falvs ston nine was COM
s,niap, Costly and lse n
b., Cove and Flint OF
lsratn, Heckler of the
pse nine, and Morrison.
saham, who were in pro
4 last year. The Browne
Truvidence, Williamson
.,0f the Chicagos, No
h riniiaiis aud two ot he.
export til e. home pla,
hives WAS Humphrey al,
Clty. The contest WA
de finest which eve
Icexas, the score helms
IN Favor of Galveston
was small. The gam
[-,ie end of the sixth III
N ihecuid The DallA
NIX the game Tor such
tout precedent. The,
!, rluupced the proceed
,stan trick, aud declar
SKILL never Toe arrange
Al aud G .!veston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

The Ealing ell Ia enrollm mt is due 10 The
holiday : aud az Usug' amount of sickness
among the pu rs. There was not SINGLE
No. Z. hui din NO !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
ULAR DECISION.
4 Os,ididatp's Character
| )Hl Unirr the Law.

w
|in, January 5.-Judge
n caurt of common pleas
rptd The nunkuit which
sOmetinie ago, entered
Il BrIngS, In the latter's
| .iiist Philip Garret, eN-
he conlniittee of one hun
inatlou OF character, the
lntury remarks being con-
rttcr used by Carrot at
Edge Brigg- was II candi-
ionto the judiciary. The
'iiut o. Judgr Briggs, in
self as q candidate, in
|by,tht communication Il :
rlsileged, and non-suit
sprQperly granted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Postponed.

The horse raill IS 10 have come on ~
last npht were 9th poslpon-d uhtil
next Tuesday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Weekly Statement

Oravorage actual enrolment, attendance and
hardness of the q {, public schools OF i II
, orbit the week eniin5 Friday, January
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Cab in the evenlng and see Tully's
display Of diAmOnds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Buy your wife Prince Albert chain
from Tally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Tully sells heavy COLA watches and
chains lawful clo-~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

G.. G. Addison, repre- sentative pi
the American Nj nniac,nrcr ana iron
World OF l'hiladclphia, is Ia the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
3i5 flouSton Street,
1rms BRo74rRs & Co.,
5ootS and Sboes, Fort WORTH, 6exas.
A PARTIAL LIST OF
FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE DELEGATES
Temple Place Fancy Grocery:

Nchoon tne BnH Erapoyetea rGches Eeep
ane 7npo"nd T@s lish o." Mea, ra G"s heih Trte
Boa,s ra me 9@y Foo t lrta @e Hperor Holland Herring
Goods GUILTY. Guaranteed p PENDERY Proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

~ feterSed 49, Paiie and NV ~ ss.4ti
d, ~, Z oldtis are 1uested n snmittre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Tully's display at diamonds is as
pretty 81 u picture
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

a .'fief> -,
.,iroyn,asp for ii road and bridge YAK,
aud Il the roads become impas-aple tney
- ---..--..l.4-.i MD nut In pQNu cOllul.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

.Ils IL. j ........., ..t.4.a ss.s.f, r..
lance aud place on better ground. ,.,
II law Il PASSED prohibiting ms o. ,,'asv
Ing of rs''.ls at Che lrs'an my, ~ , vsseS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Examine the handsome icwelry sets
at pullys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

ASS Tully to show yol that 81 900
diam nd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Bowjla ;, siiqnsss9.i. ; .t..'.y ROWAN
Worth, Tes' o g can lliiorneysat ia& l,oHfi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
rwai

V'IHnN
farrirssto change I
ruined then, in his
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
tfalf.M Mile ~ilaee.Tracks.

Yesterday n well.known sporting
man, who knows all about horfo'. was
convcrring viii, friends Al Me Mayors
ofies relative 10 The respective ruee.
courses In the country. liz surprised
them BY dscIannv fnyor Of short
courses. In his opinion some horses
would show 10 better advantage on y
hnif.mile than on . full-mfle track. He
argument was that the extra turns
shortened tho strain upon n set Of
mu clcs, or kept the muscles In use UNI
dcrgoing constant change, and thus
prevented them from losing their fiexi.
blllty. The length Of the stretches also
Was reduced, and no ynwning gap
dawned upon the vision OF the horse and
robbed him Of courage. lie claimed
that horses trained on the circular
curses Of the United States developed
n tendency To faint-hcartcdnes when
shipped to England and started in races
there. When the main part OF the
struggle was straight away over undu
lating sod. the horse became discour-
aged nj what looks TO him Ikea bound
less sea TO be traversed. The familiar
turns were not there 10 break the view
and change the current Of thought with
the muscles, and so he would not fight
the race to the bitter end. lie said that
he could eas ly understand how some
horses Of low, nervous organization, ed
ucated entirely on half-mile tracks
show what Is called the white feather
when they strike mile-tracks. The
longer stretches discourage them.
Many Of those present were so preju-
diced TO mi e-tracks as to disagree with
him. but mainly so without a reason
Misafrgh Commercial Gazcth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05


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men are married, sofna hAfinf Tatad
ifunls FEARS ~ one q ~ s0fHe eah
shneh d bundled lHsfls IN Ten hgufs
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Wy wlle menanfH Tie p%fDgidebee
lhnekafs afr III men FlfgihlH plants
Hnd native styot eprH munh eaaitf
than Virginia ofslofs. The latter having
very thick she n, wileh afe hard W
crack Providence = uokem open ~
The siAbbHng %lfoeefs, driving lhe Knife
between I : shells upua one Hiie WO
men afe not strong enough IA shiek
oysters In this manner AZ Fall Haven
The thin end N tho oyster Il placed on
n cracking iron attached 10 q block u
wood, and The little Iron hammer, with
Two NJ three hlUws, kaD 'ka ~ The end
" the she'll, ~ that the thick, strong
oyster knife " easily inserted besseen
tie shells. and W a deSicrous twist Tho
oystor Is opened. Mem hcn fata-
nluUT.