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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
irunlnhers, f,lnI,

The Fort Worth Social Drummers'
CLUB met Satur lay night at their club
rooms, President Carwile in the chair
and 10 Littleton acting as secretary.
1T was decided TO have the summer
excursion previously proposed, but on
y more extensive scale. The party will
leave here between The lst and 10th of
June and 20 TO Sun Francisco by way
of El Paso. AT San Francisco the
Union Pacific train will be taken and
they will 20 10 Chicago 10y way If Den.
YER, Omaha aud Council Bluffs. A
committee of three, consisting OF
Messrs. Carwile, tarTis and clifton,
We're appointed TO II gotiate With the
railrOad companies 10 secure special
rates.
Resolutions Were adopted thanking
Fakes d Go. for the line table pre-.
scented 10y them to the club. The club
proposes to charter IA Pullman for the
proposed summer trip. One Of them
says 1t Is their inteption to have din
ing-room, bar-foom and other conye.
niences attached
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
A. COLORED PREACHER.
Setting Forth the Wees of His Rsce
Brfo,re the Senate COmmlItre.

Wasbiug ton, February Captain
| w. p GrpV es, who testified before the
Danviile election rot Investigating
cumuniStee yesterday, was recalled by
Governor Vance This morning for the
purpose Of stating tbst he had not
dealt in slaves before the war for Il
profit but for convenience. He had
owned a5 different tIIa-s twenty or
twenty Ave slaves, and when he dis
p0,ed of one II was became he was dis.
satisfied vi b him.
". Fl. Rarkssiale, Il colIrpd minister
of Danvilie, gave general d.scrip-
ton of the manner in which thr riots
began. His said there WAS no reSis-
tapee upon the part OF the Blacks. The
firing WAS altogether he work Of the
whites. No weapons of any character
were seen IN the hands of she colOred
people.
Did ysu, vote ON election day Q"
asked Mr., Sherman.
Nh, sab" replied wit ness.
"Why2'
"Cause f0t de enllud folks had bet
ter rbs in saok-closh and ashes -dat'vote
AT de polls. i wlR sad 70 de s;luod dat
wnz spilled On de streets on de Satur-
day befo;,h de leasbun."
-" many 'b'-i b'u y wa Se y clID'
ED Davis, Jerry Smith aEd Peter
Wni.rrsf. replied witness.
"WhaS was the reason, as y0a,under-
stood il, that kept aolored men away
from ths pollsNr
Nelk heal ienilnd men say dat
IL dey could not vote 'cept dey did 30
under Dali and powder deg weuld not
vote atall Ds cGliud men wtuld not
Trust ds white men after de shootin ~
me wiin.ss was then cro,s-examin-
Ell ny Mr. Vance, who asked:
Why did you not vote, reahYr'
Cause my heart was full Uf trub-
pie ana had no MIND"
nia your country not call 10y your
Nola
Use sposS so, san. Use tole-we must
prepare Tor wah IN time Oh psuer; hut
We dnal hso no lime to prepare FOR
wan when de battle II prog,essin'
Oar people war 'mnralizrd, jes like
S"use XII ne leader of hoGk OF wild
tsese' or ae esharai Oh DE army. |
' a''an pshevs you could hao got de
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
LOCAL NOTES,
A quiet Sunday.
Kite time is here.

A quiet Sunday.
Kite time is here.
Boom the dramatic club.
Organize the musical clue
Croquet parties are now tire thing.
The churches were well attended
yesterday.
Carriages were cat in force yester-
day afternoon.
Horse stealing seems to. 80 grow
ing anlu-enent.
Fort Worth is gstting ready for the
h,O 900 inhabitants,
Peepiag through the blinds la not
always u safe experiment.
II IL said that .here are now eight
frame houses in the city tar rent.
The Fort Wosth girls all hove to stay
at home. Nra.dy all of them are good
huu -e-keepers.
There WAS q crowd OF altar gazsrs on
the eoi n.r &c Fourth and Houston last
night, looking through large tele-
scope.
TIE boys af Fort Worth play leAs
than those ~ any Other city Of it, s,a..
In the country. They sre all stricly
business.
The telephone Ia gro Sing in public
favor. II IL being hrnnght INTO man,
private residences. Once in one II Is
never taken out.
The Favorite base ball club played a
game yesterday with "A picked Nine. on
| the bull ground. near the Uni n depot.
The Favortes won easily by u score Of
"a To 7.
At meeting OF Protection company
No. Saturday, night Mr.. g. w. Hill
was el' cled president aud Stanley
| Thomson foreman. a committee was
appoipted 10 get UP IA grand tall.
II In rumored that two w,ll known
young soIety people will c,ll for tn.
services OF minister In nb ,ut ten
days This marriage win be quite n
surprise 10 the friends OF both, rs The
couple have not been seen together AT
al IA public during the past six
months, and everybody thought ,at
I affair was blown over,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
STEALING A WATCH,
4 Uuion News Boy Named Montxonory
Comes to Grief,

A Uuion News Boy Named Montronory
Comes to Grief,
A young man named Marshal Mont.
gomery Was srTesttd at The Union
depot night before last TOR stealing "A
watch from "A passenger named Henry
Wissman on the south bound Missouri
Pacific train which runs between Tex
arkana and Fort Worth. His pre- imi-
nary trial came off before Justice
ZInn yesterday when the fol-
lowing lacts were developed /:
Montgomery who is trainman IN the
employ of 4. J Abbott, Union News
agent at the Union depot, and who
mas been running on trains out from
this city, met Henry Wissman AT
Whiresboro where they had several
drinks together, WissInan was on his
way to this city from
Denton. When the train was
n short distance from Roanoke,
Montgomery got quarter from Wlss.
man TO get some WHISKY when they
arrived ut he station. He took the
bottle from Wi-snan's pocket and nj
the same Time took IA gold watch which
was Loose in Wissnlarfs vest pocket
valued Al SIS.
Ilt NtII ouI Tue Ef3T OI Tue
aud Wissman did not n,iss his watch
until some distance this side of Roam
oke, and accused Montgomery of TAX
Ing 1t, but Montgomery denied it.
When the train. CAME INTO Fort
Worth, Montgomery tried to get
out the rear ~ the coach, but
the door had been locked by the brake
man, who had been informed of the
L.. r. ID .i.k, L.,
gomey went out the front entrance,
aud US he did 20 the brakeman opened
the rear door and got on this pat
foim to watch him. Montg merry got
of on the west side of the train
and the brakeman stopped down and
watched him 90 the rear end of the
coach aud pause near the VIII els. AZ
ter Montgomery left lie went to ihe
spot aud found IA string with watch
ring on IL. tied To one of the springs.
La few minutes officer Clack arrested
Montgomery but the watch was not
found on him. In the trial yesterday
when Montgomery aaw how lie was
corn.red, he confessed having taken the
watch and said he had done 30 10 Keep
IL for Wissman who WAS drunk
He took the officers down To the depot
aud showed where he had hid the
watch in the bank OF the Cuff Colo
RADIO aud santa Fe track, near the
depot. He was sent 10 jail
In default OF $500 bail
There seems TO be some dispute
about the possession of the
watch, IA Wissman had offered de
teciive named Bailey s25 reward for
the apprehension Of the thief. and
| Wis.nian claims that he himself had
the officer to arrest Montgomery, and
consequently should pay no reward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
A Wa2 Story.
How . Desperately Won ndss Soldier was
Shot Dead at Bis Own Rruuest
by " Cusnrads,

| ny - tsOtFAuts
HeSry J. Savage, one OF the Soldiers
Home Veterans, tells the following
thrilling story of a war Incident:
! Tine oft-mooted question Was
ever desperatly wounded ldier shot
! dead ut his own earnest solicitation,
by coplrade?" is answered in the
affirmative by your humble servant.
Ii happened as folloSs: The writer, u
member of q connpany, Firs. Delaware
inianlry,. WAS thea attached 10 the
Third brigade (Wehtns). Third divis.
lon (Frtnch's) Second cops (Sumner).
After wadipg An,!.iam creek. pIung-
Ing through plowed fields. stubbl. fields
and Aor1tields, bis regiment was
finally located within pain view of
the en-. my, when The Welcome CONF
Llanu rang along The lint4 To load aud
nee at Will" 1t was ahen that our
ua'iy target practice at Fortress Mon
roe cauis into eX@lltn use, rs many
poor devil of the 9Th Alabama lear ed
to his COST. After fling et-ven rounds
the writer was W"un0tGi and ordered
10 the rear. While retr-atiug in Gaod
order, but making m@eI eS celhnt
.ihe, bis route led hiEa through por.
ti"n OF the Isish brigade. IIers he
saw sight that capped the climax of
hoTF"l' a member of that DEVOTED
brigade was alIsllAssly stumbling
around with beth eses shot on, beg
eing someone, "f0r bhe love OF God"
10 rnt an end to l.is misery. A lieu
Tenant OF tne 4til New York ysas pass
lhG by, ans, seeisg the poor fellows
condition and hsaring his appeal. he
matted behre aim and ASKED II he
really meant what he said.
% yes, oopradc," was the reply,
~ Cannot p"sibly live. ana my agony
IL unens,irabls>n
Without aSnther word the officer
urew pistol, placed 1t to the >ictin's
iignt ,ar; ta1n-d away his head and
pu'Iea The Trigger, a hal wheel, u
."hNasiVt gasp, snd one more nnfor-
'unAte haa pssseG oSer to the silent
IT Was better Thus" said the lieu
; enant, replacing his pistol and turn
TX toward the writer, "for the poor
fellow eop'id-n
Just tf,en solid shell took the lieu
.ellaht'. head of, and the ''sub-equent
""eeviings Interested him no more"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
A Grand Army II. etiag.

Now YorS, February "a --'rh-re WAS
large meeting of The Army of the Re
public last night In Brooklyn, to lake
action To aid the veteran soldiers of he
Southern army in their tii'nt. tn raise
h.nhs 10 huild n home Tor disabled sol
uiers of toe South. A comm tee was
pose, aud resolution was adopted
lh'.t a grand demonstration be given.
.ieury Wa,d Is.rcher Was invited Ia
pr, side, aud ] w. f. ster, ehaplain-in.
chief Of the Grand Army, delivered m
address,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
THE PLACE.
East Texas Joins North Texas In wantilg
the Convention to Meet Here.

last Texas Joins North Texas In wanting
the Convention to Meet Here.
A GAZETTE man last night met NJ
X M Henderson of Sulphur Springs,
y member of the state d. mucrulic ex-
ecutive committee. Mr.. Henderson
said he was on Lis way to Wichita
Falls on business. He was questioned
closely and said In substance In r, ply
10 the scribe's interrogatoii,s that he
had not cOrresponded with The other
members of the committee, but ia "A
trip he had just made over East Texas
he iound the general sentiment
was III favor of having
the conVt.ation at Fort Worth, and he
no'ic'',. he press was also for Fort
with. He did not think the s.lec-
lion of the pl zee OF meeting could OPP
crate In Influencing the selection Il
candidates, unless indeed Gal
weston had q candidate aud
the convention met there. The
Galveston people always spent their
money liberally To accomplish any
thing, and its location there would be
big boom for their candidate IA.
thought from what he heard every
where he went that Gov Ireland
would practically have no opposition.
before the convention when IL met
He had conversrd With many and all
seemedtothi the legislature had done
well. even better Than they expected.
The fence,cutling problem was about
solved. They Thought the laws passed
on this subject would deter ev,l-doers
though only to the extent that peni
tenliarying Il man for horse stealing
deferred the horse thief The schoo
Law was improved, and the road
law, but IA larger appropriation
ought 10 have been mad,
Co the New Orleans exposition
The committee would meet at Wac
on the 9th prox.. and 1t would theI
he decided whether one or two con
veniions would be held. He though
there should be two, as there Wa
usually quite - contest 10 &.
places as delegates To III
national convention, and combination
might be fom,d between candidate
for these places and candidates 10
state Offices If only one convention wa
held, and this ought TO be avoided.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Races Next Wednesday.

Wednesday afternoon there will be
some interesting races at the track Of
the Driving Park association. There
Wlll be IA match race of 600 yards be-
tween Mr.. Curtis Gray Eagle, backed
by Capt. Jim Reid, and Capt. Ikurd's
sorrei, backed by himself aud Messr-.
Merchant. Private betting on this
race Is very active, several thou
sand dollars already having been put
mp Besides this race. there will De a
quarter dash, in which three ponies
VIII participate, and perhaus other
races. lfgcod weather continues rare
sport may be anticipated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
An Early Picnic.

The first picnic Of the season oc-
CURED yesterday, The party consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Tacker, Miss
Florence Fucker Miss Annie Fowler,
James Thomason and James Maddox
They went out four miles to rhomp-
sons lake and spent the day very
pleasantly in lamp, Mr.. Maddox had
the misfortune To shoot a hole in one
Nl his fingers while handling his nistnl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Graceful skating,

AT the skating rink saturday night
a large crowd witnessed the weekly
contest. The prize was pair of silver
skates offered for the most graceful
skating. Ike A. May field bore them
off To the delight of Tue crowd. w. III
Cartright csme out second hest Next
Friday night The ladies will have IL
contest, and the most graceful will win
Ibc Driys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
IN BRIEF.

Money to loan 10 sums OF $3.50 aud over on
real estate. j. f. COOPER, Atty -at.lgw.
Frank Rsiser keeps the best beer In the
CITY; gives this business his personal atten
ton, ANA keeps an orderly house. Give him
81 call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
A n~|
lGaIne.rIIlh5
TUHIHcs'Hr'
,neeting oil ]

A meeting 0f
.41a,.u, n,,, a,ss sbsId N
s . E,,i,,l q M w ,his NM
-. - n $3.50 auajnst tk (
;, 70 p, 80 Iii nrfsval
i've s.os" Lii, HaaI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
Rnse Ball.

Yesterday the first of series OF
games for the championship was play
ed between the South-siders aud the
Favorites, and resulted in favor Of the
latter, the score being "a to7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
PAR kI.YZED
A Qusrscr Mare Knows willie Lee Who
Exercises Her.

Exercises Her.
Yesterday morning about $ o'clocts
Willie Lee, tifteep-year-oid son Cf
Charles Fee, the ty,,iner, had u serious
fall at the track. He was giving e.
mare of J. Browns exercise, walking
her along IL front of the stables, when
"A dog ran ont and frightened her. She
ran away az u very rapid gale, and
went behinG the sta 9les. Coming to
the ditch abe stopped still
a moment before jsmping across.
Willie's feet had come out OF TIN. ) tr-
Fups and he wa- thrown forward about
'wenty feet, failing on his shoulder
He was knocScd senseless and re.
niained 50 full twenty n!inutesA Drs.
Stevens and Grammer were called in
aud afterwards Drs. Beall and Adams
~ well. An examination showed that
Ills spinal column WAS injured as we'll
Ar his lungs. He was ia II helpless
condition, his lower limbs being para
ly8ed. He was removed TO
his fathers on Bluff street. Hi.
injuries are regarded as quite serious.
He was sutierirg considerably At ten
O'Clock last night when GAZETTE
man visited him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

" hen they get mad" queried Mr.
Vance, cali each other Cd
nigp ers?"
Yes, dey do sah,' the witness,
rephed.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

An electric lighter for s. Is being ex-
tensiyei, sold 10y the Eastern Electric
Manufacturing company Of Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
NEW TIME TAB .E
Taking Enso, February 10, 1884,

MISSOURI PAcIsio
n .i5i daily ...........,.... $40 P. nj. 300 p. n
.ourH.
no. l5l daily ...,..........&So p M ,.oo -,
No. i52. north-bound, runs TO Hannibal.
conuectH / Whitesboro for. sherman and
Tie at Nevada for Kansas CITY; al
or ST. Louis.
o. 1851, north-bound, runs 10 -. Louis
connects at nevada for Kansas Clty; AT Sc
dalis for Hannibal. -. ,,,.,.
No. 81, south-bound, stops ut Fort Worth.
No. 1853, souih-bound, runs TO Austin and
TsxAs AND PACIFIC.
wrssr. Arrive. Leave.
No. 3,l daily .....,.,... S;S, p m ga p M
No. so daily except Sun.Sha m' sou a. M
No. nj daily ........... 4Co a. m. <:ln n. m.
No. SO ally except sun.b.3 r IN. $50 m.
No. 80 daily except sun. 40 " IN
No gol, westbuund, runsto III Paso.
No.3F wesI-bound, runs between Dalias
and Colorado Ctty,
No sos. wpst-bCund, runs between Fort
Worth and Marshall.
No 20I, east. bound, runs TO New Orleans,
Memphis and ST. Louis.
No, p0S eastbound, runs between colorado
and Dallas ,, -,
No. 0d. csst-bound, runs between Fort
Worth aud Marshall
Arrive. Leave,
North bound daily ..","...-.. 80 "A, -.
South bound daily .........,.. ~ p. 10
GULLY. COLORADO AND SANTA va;
Arrive. Leave
New Orleans, Houston h
Galveston .............,.....- ll;So p m i@u =" ID
Lampasas Cleburne 4
l'9' Y. w ii' ~ !"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25

Martindale Il Paule, merchant
tailors, Of st. Louis, will open In this
city. with choice and elegant stock,
about the 9TH Of March.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-25
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03
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We DO Not have to speak in third per-
son, when advertising and putting our
selves and the goods we handle.
We do business on facts-wth reliable
goods on business principles.
We Do Not pretend TO carry the
largest stock of goods in our line in the
country.
We DO carry line of watch move
ments of approved makes, second to
none in Northern Michigan.
We DO CARRY an assortment of gold,
Filled, Silver, and Nickel Openface and
hunting cases, not surpassed in this sec
tiOn.
We haze advantages that enable us to
give our patrons special inducements.
We Are the only firm in ChsbOygan
buying its Rockford Watches direct
from the factory.
We Are the ONLY firm ia ChebOygan
having the legitimate and exclusive
right of sale of the Rockford Watch
from the company
We Are the only firm in ChebOygan
that can prOre its right of sale for the
Rockford Watch by certificate from the
company.
We are the only firm in ChebOygan
recognized by the Rockford Watch Co. as
entitled to handle its goods.
We are the Only firm in Cheboygan
that can consistently give the liberal
guarantee aUe do on the Rockford watch.
We Are the only firm in OhebOygan
whose warranty of the Rockford watch
Is sustained by the man nufacturer.
We DO Not keep the Rockford watch
to puff or damage the reputation of
other makers goods.
We DO Not keep the Rockford watch
alone, we also have the well-knOwn goods
of the Waltham, Elgin, Springfield,
Hampden. and Lancaster watch COM
panies.
We. do sell the Rockford" as oar
leading watch, on its superior merits on
U.
We IViU sell You any make OF watch
you may have preference for, for what
it is and at fair price.
We Ask you to call on us when In
want of anything in our line and COM
pare our goods and prices.
We KJnl0 that you will hnd it 10 your
interest to favor us with your trade If
quality and price of goods is an object
to you. Respectfully Yours,
A. L. FEXER,
Jewesr.
Brick E ock, Opposite Post Office.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the township of Benton
will meet at the Opera House, on Thursday,
April Sd. 1884, at o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the various
township offices, and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting
w, S. HUMPHREY,
GEO. e. FROST,
c. j. HUNT,
COlnmittep
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03

Neat Saturday gow must register at the
council rooms If yolI hare neuer voted at
the toacn election, or lose yOar cote.
Hdring registered at the Uillage election
aciH not do, register. register, register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. APRIL 3. 1854.

Entered at the Postonice at Cheboygan
Mich. asSecond Class Matter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03
VITALTZED AIR.

Having secured the exclusive right for Che
boygan county. for Hurds Patent System for
adm inistering vitalzed Air, for the Painless
Extraction of Teeth DR.. Hill is now pre-
pared 70 do all kinds OF dental work In the
most thorough manner. vitalized air is per-
fectIy harmless, aud a.rees with all constitu-
1tons l0ctf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-01

nRS. ID. A. STEVENS AND r. h. GRAM
- mer have removed their eliice to the OIL
flee lately occupied by Drs. Daniel & Brooks,
on Houston, between Fifth and sixth streets,
where they can be found day or night, Tele.
phone No 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-01

Ice, URINE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Use and lot situated one block fr' m
alt acre OF ground. House four
|b0aVo lsxlt H., ons i2Nli II. and one sxi2
be sold al bargain. Apply TO
p. Martin, Manager Land Depart
|t-ssxls Investment company, Fort
|rubeeSas-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-01
st. Louis.


Special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, June S0-Wheat-The market
was slow and sales were free ut n decline OF
lie. The June deals have been all arranged
before today.
Corn-Sellers were plentiful and worked
hard 10 effect transfers. The close was easy
at n decline of la@9s.
Provisions were steady and quiet.
Cattle were active aud stronger on all
grades except inferior. Texans sold at Ola
10.
Sheep steady and scarce.
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-.FLouR-Easier except
top grades.
WHEAT Fairly active aud lower, closing
at s<ni cent lower than saturday. 81 Ool4 cas- h
and June; ssLf6usgeE August.
CoRS-Lash and June better.
OATs-32 cash; "a July; 2i,e August.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsRY-l 0s
CoRNMEAL.-2 30.
. PnovIsioNs-slow except for bacon.
PoEK-,Iobbed IL i5a ID 90.
BULK MEATs-Long clear rs; short clear
TSl.
BACON - Long clear 3TJt6Ds 5l short rib
5J@bs 62lS: short clear s 81 zoe 20.
LARp-Nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE - Receipts 100; exports q 1000 rs;
good To e, dice, J0d u TO; common TO medium,
64095 ~; Texas grassers, 3 ,0G5 o.; bulk sales,
4Sl1i 50.
SHEEP-Roceipts 9p: steady for good; com.
mon, dull: lair To medium. COOS %; good 10
cho.ce, 8 ,o@i o.; good 10 choice lambs. 2Ses
70.