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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-13
CONsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and savannah nv. Dec H.
Transfer once, s, q W Ry, Paul Decker,
Butler as, MY Henderson, i Pnenty, n
Schroeder q Co. Lilienthal n Son. Walter, 4 q
Co. p Williams, Garnett, A Go.
Per Savannah. Florida ana Western nv,
Dec I2-rransfer once. NJ Ferst a Co, MY
Henderson, l5uckenheimer a Son,T T. Bond
NJ Maclean. Jno Flannery a Co. Einstein A l.,
N Myers a Bros, Leo Roy Myers, X Power.
G V Hecker a Go. Meinhard Bros Co, Kav-
anaugh a y. McDOnough g. Co, q W Ga1nO-
ny, ID g Bacon a Co. WI Miller, B Cohen, \
STYLE. r Habersham's Son A. Co, Acosta n T.,
WB Nell a Co, Holcombe. g a Go, Byck 4 s,
Smith Broe 4 co, Lindsay q NJ, Palmer Bros,
j 3 Collins & Co, A Miller a Co, A Hanley,
OrderW ID siInkins. r NJ Hull. Bacon. j n co,
Dale. " a Co. X b Casaels, J X Clarke a. co,
Peacock. n a Co. J p Williama, Ellis. II n Co,
w q Jackson. 9 T. Jones, L Guilmartin a
Co. Order, West Bros. J A Pearson, A w De.
loach, Baldwin \ Co, ID Y Dsncy, BoRart 4
III, Garnet, 8 a Go.
Per Central Railroad. Dec l2--Fordg Agt
n NJ Conner a Co. Walter, II a C0,Holst a Co,
Warren a A, I'm FARLEY, w w Gordon a 20,
L j Cunmartin a co. Baldwin a co. Cohen 4
Co. JnO Flannery a Co, Garnott, s a 20. or
den & co, Wilder n co. Woods 4 CO, Woods
A Bro. nj Mnciean. Bogart 4 ". Butler 3,
j a Pearson. strauss \ Go, Order, w y Chap
lin, Lee Roy Myers, Jos a Roberts 4 co, y
Lang, Chess Carley co, M ferst 60, George
Ebberwlnc, n II Bond, 9 " Hecker a CO, J "A
"A Umbach. Weed A. q, A Ehrlich 4 Bro, John
Lynch. Branch a q, JnO Lyons Co, n J.
Mercer, a = Hun, habcrsnam's Son 4 Co
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RECETPTs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Dec 12-
bales cotton, / car wood, l40 caddles tobacco
10 sacks rice. bale hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry,
Dec l2-l,256 bales cotton. 30 cars lumber.
cars wood. car oats, 10 cars iron, I,497 bblG
rosin, 207 bbls spirits turpentine, 40 bbls syrup
q bbls oranges, 2.7l2 boxes oranges, AZ sacks
rice, 10 bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Dec 12-4,l22 bales
cotton, q bbls spirits turpentine. 53I bbs rosin
bales hides. 8 rolls leather, 2 0 bbls lime, II
bbls honey. 10 bbs whisky, 20 bbls honey, Al
pkgs mdse, bales paper stock, l8 bales yarns
200 bbls oil, y bbls gasoline. cars pig iron
cars wood, II cars lumber, So boxes tobacco,
cases cigars. bdls a matter, II pkgs tobacco
i46 bales hay, 81 sacks rice, $50 bbls grist, II
tallow. 81 pkgs furniture, 4S0 sacks corn. II
bales checks, z machines, 8 sacks oats, ISL
sacks domestics, car brick, AZ bbls paint, 4!
bbls clay, lot bacon.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Relief, which arrived at New York 9th
from Jacksonville, reports Dec 5, lat SO 81
lon "a %, during a heavy gale from SW. while
reefing spanker, Charles Holland, a native Of
Lunenburg, N S. fell overheard and was
drowned. The report that two seamen were
lost was an error.
schr Rebecca H Queen, before reported
ashore near New Inlet, n G, has - feet oil
water in her hold. Small schOoners have
taken so tons of her cargo (guano) to Will
mington The vessel lies in about the same
position as when she went ashore. Wreckeri
are stripping her, and it IS thought the vessel
and bulk of the cargo will be a total loss.
Huevla, Dec l0-Bark Maggie O'Brien (Brl,
Michael, from Darien. before reported strand
ed the second time. is afloat. She Jettisoned
her deck load, but portion of it was after
ward recovered. A survey will pc held.
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FYPORTa.

Per steamship Dessoug. for Philadelphia
103 bales upland cotton. 1856 bales paper stock,
1856 bales d0mestics and yarn, 5 bbls rice. 49e
bbls rosin, 2l0 bbls spirits turpentine. 1851
feet lumber, "a casks clay, 40 empty beer
boxes oranges, 40 bales straw, $40 tons pig
iron, 70 pkgs mdse. I.l
Per steamship Helmstedt (Br), for Bremen
1850 bales upland cotton, weighing 2,096, $40
pounds. ~.
Per bark Evviva (Nor), for Glasgow, I5O
bbls rosln. weighing l,s98,875 pounds--S p
Shotter a Co.
schr Marion for Baltimore-20l, 2e8 feet
D D lumber--D Bacon 4 Co. ~
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prs @caRs.
B. T. MCKNnna & Co.
For the HOLIDAYS!
$50 @naRs.
ARE OFF BRING

Elegant lines of Linen Handlxer-
chiefs including:
Ladies' CoIored Bordered, Hem
stitched, in great variety ofprints.
Ladies' Plain White and Colored
Bordered Clear Lawn Handker-
chiefs.
Ladies' Embroidered Linen Hand
kerchiefS-colored and white.
Ladies' II. y. Mourning Handker-
chiefs, in a great variety ofprints.
Gentlemen's Colored Bordered III. ..
handkerchief.
Gentlemen's plain white Hemmed-
stitched Handkcrchiefs in fine and
medium grades.
Children's handkerchief in fancy
boxes.
Lace, Lace Bordered Handkerchief
A large line of Elegant Brocaded
Silk Handkerchiefs.
Gentlemen's II. :. China Silk Hand
kerchiefs.
Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves in black
and cOlOrs-warranrcd.
Ladies' 5-button scolloped-top Kid
Gloves, black and cOlors-war-
ranted.
Gentlemen's Fur top Dog Skin Gloves
with spring fastenings.
Cashmere Gloves for Ladies, Gentle
men and Children.
GentIemen's Neckties-from cheap
qualities to the finest grades and
in newest styles.
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
Silk Fichus, Linen Collars, Chill
dren's Collarettes.
Leather SatcheIs, Pocketbooks,
Leather and Canvas Belts.
French and English Hosiery for La
dies and Children.
Gentlemen's French and English
Half Hose.
Heavy Irish Linen Table DamasISs in
handsome designs and durable
qualities.
Irish Linen Table Napkins and Doy-
lies.
Oil Color Turkey Red Table Damasks
Marseilles Quilts.
Black and COlOred Silks. Combina-
ton Suits-in Wool and i'm Silk
Goods-at greatly reduced prices.
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A Leffier, Lilienthal Il Son. Rieser Il s. Jas p
Fields, Lowell n l., Frank & Co, w 6 Cooper,
NJ Henderson, Peacock. II & Co, A Hanley,
Gray 4 OBJ, Lindsay 4 NJ, A } Miller q Co,
Haines 4 d, 1 Epstein u Bro, g II Carson,
NJ Boley & Son, q Eckstein & Co, Mohr Bros,
j Is W est n Co
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. from Baltimore
Joseph White, q W Thompson. g W Abra-
hams and wife, Rev J y sharp and daughter,
q 8 Dickinson, r l. Hood, VIM Hessloup
Second cabin-A B Wright, Chas Gardner, A
Clippenger, Chas Escherick. Harry Horst,
A 4 Stout, b Larbox, A W Lambden.
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SUNDAY, Dec Is, 1885.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane, BIllups, Baltimore
Jas Il West 4 Co.
Schr Jose Olavarri, Arey. Woods Hole, with
guano 10 order; vessel TO Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
Schr Ellwood Burton, Jarvis, Philadelphia,
with iron to S, II & W Ry; vessel to Jos A Ro-
berJs a Co.
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cLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Smith, Philadelphia-G
NJ Sorrel.
Steamship Helmstedt (Br), Barck, Bremen
Richardson Il Barnard.
Bark Evviva CNor), Bruhn, Glasgow-Holst
h Co.
schr II Marlor, Wines, Bsltimore-Jos A
Roberts y Co.
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RICE.

NEW YORK. Dec I2.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l2.--Market steady; fair
Il 4a41sc. good $685. &c, prime 5ls95Ac. Rough
So@9Oc, tide water slOO@9i Il. Sales
200 barrels.
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ARRIvEp AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

Steamship Invermay lBrl. Long. Norfolk,
in ballast 10 Richardson \ Barnard.
Bark Latona Nor, TOrjessen, Havana, In
ballast to NJ Cosulich n Co.
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Shinutmn 9nfrIIinrnrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIS DAY.
sun RISES .......... .,........,............7:0
sun SETS ....................
HIGH WATER at FIT Pulaski. 1900 NJ, ll:S5PM
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sweet potatoes, yeilpW reds Y 0usn' ~
Sweet potatoes. yellow vans, y bush SOC
PoULTRY.-Market steady, demand good,
supply heavy. EGGs.-In good demand, market
firm and moderately supplied. PEANUTs-Am-
pie stock; demand light; native peanuts In
light request at quotations. SUGAR.-Georgi q
and Florida, nominal: none in market.
HONEY.-No demand; nominal. Sweet pota-
toes frllv aupDlied: demand moderate.
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sAILED YEsTERDAY
MEMOIR ANDA

Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship Thalia (Br), Bremen.
Steamship TArpeia (Brl, Barcelona.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTER-
4a..aE s DAY.
Bark Aftenstjernen (Norl, Hansen, Dublin,
in ballast to Hoist Il Co.
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cents Send now. Gold medal awarded the
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reader is respectfully referred.
The Science of Life should be read by the
young for instruction, and by the afflicted for
relief. It will benefit all.-LOndOs Lancet.
There is no member Of society to whom The
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-13

nrnentine was dull and more or less
nominal, buyers bidding 331zc. for, regulars,
but there was no business reported. AT the
Bosrd of Trade on the opening call SAC. was
asked for regulars. At the closing call it
vas dull at SAC for regulars.
R9sn.-The market was fairly active at
lower prices. while the tone was easy.
'Fully 1000 to 5000 barrels changed
hands in the last two DAYS. At the
Board of Trade at the first call the
market was reported steady at the following
quotations A, B. C, and d 95c. E 81 05, +
|Hlgl5 G 81 80 H 81 10, 50 20, K SO rs. M 81 20.
i n A75, window glass IS 3715.. AT the clos
mg call it was steady and unchanged for r.,
which was quoted at So l21<, and M at 81 Is.
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commercial.
SHvANNAH MARKET.

rvrcE OF THE MORNING NEWS. I
OFF SAVANNAH. Dec. II, 1885. P. M
There was very moderate bust
COZ former prices, and the market was
rsSs a. IN tone. A number of buyers were
aeau9 iooking over the market, but were
nnnu jndi6erent. The Offering stock was
1insi +ban for some time past. The sales for
10 A,r were only l,l79 bales. On Change at the
'l.u utnr call, 10 a. M, the market was re-
|'Fn'S1S ouiet and unchanged, with sales OF
|p0rS9 At the second call, l p. M, it was
w O@' tbe sales being l22 bales. At the closing
lu9| m. 1t was still quiet, with further
VIZ. rso soIlowing are the official closing spot
IA' - q the Cotton Exchange:
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Make p. 0. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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o., ys1aad.-The market was very quiet,
l IN doing, and no other sales reported.
l0lhhs Ios ruara at Our quotations:
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----------5lr-
The Grent southern Remedy.

cures Scrofula, Rheuma-
\. White Swelling, Gout, Goitrc, Con-
,iIou, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility,
|hrs, and all diseases Of a kindred ma
s,hsing from an impure condition OF
Mood. After physicians have failed
|,m single bottle of ROSALALIS
|asiO effect such Il marked change as
ap new hope and life. Read this
n:
|AN been great sufferer with Inilam-
|,1 rheumatism for the last twelve
|sAs, was induced to try your pre-
)hlon, Rosadalis, and / have been
! NJ benefited. My hands and feet are
ltlaged, but feel so much better
want to continue taking the ROSA
Ills, MRS. NJ. Y. DANCE,
loboth, Va.
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Eninrnl Gns ExnInsinn.

|fsBuRG, Pa, Dec. 2.-At Hero
this morning about 2 O'Clock the
|eaat Iron City was blown to pieces,
gone man and seriously injuring six
b. The Iron City was wrecked this
Pig by u natural gas explosion The
struck and ruptured a gas main.
~ caught fire from the furnace and
|Hploslou ensued. The injured are
gxell except Galbraith, who will die.
Nat was insured for $4,000.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
|lnBuRG, Pa, Dec. 2 The tow-boat
QE was blown to pieces this morn
A9dt 2 O'clock. She struck Il bar at
sad Of Hero island, in the Allegheny
n The crew, numbering six men,
falown into the river. The engineer,
r. Ashton, was instantly killed.
hekson was fatally injured and
eeE were seriously hurt. The YES
Nbume6 down to the waters edge
sstolal loss. Her original cost was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03
nrnrr md MndInInea.

Drngs-Bark. cinnamon per NJ l2c, Peruvian
SC 10 30. borhK liu, hicArbOnnte of soda, En,
glish, DC cnpperHB 3 Ia lci cinchincdia, per on
~ 10 $50; chrlle soap p0f % 10 10 10; cream tRI
tar y. z. per D. ~ 20 ibG, chalk, lamp, per %
10 Sc; calomnl, r. g W.. 70 10 SIC; English, per
per n % 80 70; chioTof0rm per b, bottlc IN
cluded. 70 To- $40; composition powder per n
Zoe; D0Yers per 20; Epson salts per
n. B 20 4lC. Gun opium, per n, Us 10 W. Gum
csmphor, per o., 2sc. Morphine, per ~, . 10 ~
---. on, castor, machine, ~ 70 NO oil, castor
per gallon - 10 coo on, lard winter strained
IS to zoe, OIL, lard, No. J. sos Quinine, T.. a w.,
n 90 90. Prescription yinls, by case, % per
cent OdI broken, 20 ami 10 per cent, on ,
Showcases, "a iiHi prices Rebate pat, med, NJ
lst ghAyeTa fluid extracts, 20 por eNlt. on.
=. y, tlnid egtrncts, - percent. on. Essential
oils, 81 Louis ltt
Turkey uInbcr 30. burnt Turkey umbcT zhc !
raw Italian sienna 1lci italian burnt sienna
15c NAudYke brown 21c.
Enthusiastically pure white lead 7OaI5ei splr
~ tnfpenilnH s0aa5ej boiled oil G2aG1e
Tho sherman Williams CvlOrs-IfOry drop
black, II per n, lGc Knglsii cOAch blsck. ~ per
p iGc; lamp black - per ", isc; tuiiramarine
umbef 2s 90, burnt Turkey lumber Is ac, raw
Italian sienna IL ue, burnt Italian sienna IL %,
Nnndyke brown a ~ Parts green ~ iic, chrOmo
J.. NJ, o. and y. o. IL ice, American yormillion u
20c Indian red ~ he, Nenitiun red ~ 81 l2ie IS
70 9e, hrOmo yellow J.. ", ". q. 4 -. o. 10
iil yellow ochre lLs o. y 25s gc;
Prices Of the above made on q bnsis OF IN 4,
1 ard 1. D cans, assorted In 1 and and q b
cans, balance Ia and IN cans assorted.
Frice IN D. n cans, balance IN ! aud 2. D. cans
assorted. Price In D. n cans lc lees ~ and
= n Tin pals &c loss. and Kegs &c per n less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03

Whisky-RcCtined / 10 TO IN, W. per proof;
sour marh, two -year,0ld, / Gl to 30, three
year old, 30 TO 20; fancy extra Old whisky
% 10 500.
Wines-Claret, per caee, 4 30 TO lOo0, as per
quality; Catawbn, per gallon, SOC Ia ~ port
i 20 a. 3 O0j sherry, per gallon, 20 10 01 Ma
deira, per gallon, 90 TO 90; white wine, In
case, 4 % TO 10 ~,
Ale-St0ck ale, per dozen, 2 Oh TO 223i port
per dozen, . 90 TO 2 20.
Cigars Domestic 10 90 80 90, Key West 10 90
TO 100 90; imported 30 % 10 80 90
Champggne-G. NJ. Mumm * Co, extra dry,
80 10 81 90, Heidsick, In bnskct, p on 10 80 0bi
krug iu basket " 90 TO 40; domestic cham
pagnc, O1to II 90; Geo. GOulCt, eNtra dry, pihte
"a h0
Bottled Beer-Iempp, quarts, II 30 20 ~ O0l
BudWcisor, quarts " 90. plnts - 0f Erlnnger
beer quarts ~ 90, pinte 1906 schllre Milwaukee
quarts Y 90, pints Is 00i II. Clnuecn \ son, q
champagne beer, quarts, y 90, pints ~ bO' bre'
MGR Kaiser imported, . 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03

Lumbcr-llough lnmbcr. boxing, ~ inches
and under, nrat class rs O0i stripping ixa, 10 90
thick clears u and "a, ZOO, rough lumbar.
sccond class 1900, Ioist and scantling cuils
~ 20.
sldlng~Fir common white pine 20 10,
second do, "a 80; thifd do, - 90, poplar ~ 90
N17 h0i nnilvH pine, 1, ~ co. native pine, l.
20 N native rough, 10 90
Dresscd Misunderstanding le lnchos aud un.
der, - O1, do lX3 % Oni soRntllng. iOiet or any
common lumber - UDi boxing over " inchcs
20 0Oi lbich clear Y to . and . 80 Ooi second
CHASE any Kind 20 90
Dressed ana Matched Fl0onng--Firat. class
20 90 second class - co.
White Pine Furnishing Lumber--i n, "a and 2
inch wide white pine 20 O0i inch do 90.
Ceiling. Beaded or plaiB-First common
white pine 80 90; - do ~ 90, Sd do %, poplar
4 90 O0tu "a 90, poplnri 2s 90 Ia 80 90, natlgc
pine Is 90; do 20 30.
shnRlog-Whiic pine a 1905 do Hhnded a
~ do cXtrd M. IS 80. cypress. best, any
BRAID, 3 20. do No,2 4 20 do No. 3 a., native
sawed heart 0Oi nRpa 90.
Ilckets--White Fine, dressed aud headed,
square or Hat, 400; yellow pine DO 3O0j latbs
- 90 4 90
Lime, Cement etr.-~l.ime, Austin, 90 per
hi. cement Lpulsyile or Rosanals, 20 per
bill; Portland, . 90 per Dbl, plaster paris, New
York or Michigan. 400 per bbli plaster hair o5c
per bu
Brlck-Firo proof, 0OperM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03
tInrhwnre.

nar iron ~ 90, Norway o. No, % sheet Iron
dc, No, n y sheet iron iic, galvanized sheet
lion aaalc. No, ! sod ne, No. do lAlc, 20xss
roofing n lilaloc, llN2U ana I0Nii pat, do Z "a
GS %, tluner'a wire 80 per cent, oil, tlnnore
stock 90 per cont, on, cook stoves with ware
10 b0d2i 90, do with trimming II 0da30O0
Wood Work Wagon aNlos gOcHl D0l tonguee
pOca %; Hingletroes 7hi holsters boo; spukos
55aB00, telloes 7b92 ~; donhloircce . 2b@
40i; meek yokcs b0a2 6D pi0w beams 60aBbc
pillow handles I5d2 90
Nnlls-8 "a kcg. basis i0d--nuIdon horss Shoe
per key 90, Pcrkine do 2 10, Walker do 0 90
burden mulc 90, Northwestern horse shoe
nails, No. AUc No. 20, No q 2lc. No. 2lc,
No, 200; 'Iakos" No, de, No. aAc, No b
22o. No 900, No 1907 AuBabie do. No. lic,
No. 2io, No. Gle No, lpc, No, isc,
MiHcullanc ous.-Iraoe chains No per pair
400 plow singletrecs per dox, 2bi plow double
trees per dog 90, stock belle on por cent Oh
door locks 8 - 10 . %, wood scrOWa 90 and ~
per cont on l. 4 case door huta 40 aud 10 per
cent on cur and timed tacks ~ per cent OILS
coffee mills ~ per cent of blind hinges 90 and
10 per cent on oarrlhEe bolts 90 ana 10 por cent
on pow bolts 30 per cent on piece TN ware ~
per cent OF deep stamped ware 90 per cent OF
shallow stamped ware 90 por cent OIL
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Country Prodnon ana Fruit.

Oranges Louisiana per box ~ co.
MeaHina Lemons Per box O0Gi 90.
APPLES Northern 3 00a8 20 per Dbl
Poatoos-lrish per bu new Northern 500 IN
sncke.
characterization per hbl . 90
Bcans-Nayy 8ld4c; med bills Be-; large lima
sic; small butter so.
Poanuts-1abc
Cider-IlAlf Dbl 30
Cabbage--Per crate Northern 70 70 2 20.
Poultry Hens . 20 per d0hi young chickens
% to 10; turkeys 300 20 300 geese POO 10 300
ducks per doz Is to3 90.
Eggs--Pcr doz 1870,
FTcah Country Bntter-ChOlce 70 10 21c choice
Western dairy 1896 fancy creamery Soc
potAtOea-Sweot 40 to SOC per bu.
sauer kraut--Per half bbi 70.
Bananag-per bunch ~ to 26
CocOanuts-- Per 100 co.
New PecaBs--4l 20 DC.
Ilrazll Nuts-lglc
Aimuuls=90g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03
saddIory.

Saddlrs-RnlFcd stamp California O. 0Oa71 90,
plain California - 0Oa5O O0i looto corus, Htil
Tree II Oad8Q 90, tied cofus of Auatin, Tex
10 GOALS %; full rigs 5Odl2 b0i rigo. black OF
oiled, q b0dlO 90; side saddlOa pOU2OOO,
pockutH--poekots 00m2 so, Llama goat . 50H
500
spurs Eureka nickel with strApe 8 15i In.
dianoa ~.
Team Whisper doz. 3 90 60 10 90; quirts per
doA . 90 To q 90, breast straps with sidos and
Snaps per dOE, 90 to ~ 90. stlrrup lcathcrs all
sizes, per dpE. 90 TO ~ 90 grhs per duT 80 Ia
10 Coz haltcrs, web, per dor, 20, haltors leather
per dnE 10 50 to ~ ON saddle bags per dok, no I'd
to ~ pistol holsters per doy 4 80 TO 20 50i
cartridge belts per dOA7 90 to 10 % ihRinc straps
per dog, cote 90
CnllAre--Duck p0i loRtheT 10 30 to "a 10, Init
Scotch whang hewcd II aOt heavy sondrun split
and duck a7a.
Ilnmes--Ilook No. by oneo por dol . 90
hook No. hy case per doA. . 20
Chains as to lAU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03
or.nd Aims of Life

,,acs to the chronic invalid.
y quinn " him arc the rewards of ambi-
~ y formulation OF fortune or the
I. .s. " a domestic happincss' The zest
I " Y. rope, It's aims are dead. Wen
N. lfall this is not irretrievable--if
M ..sv IS not OF the deep-seated or
nl .oyi which forbids hope of cure.
s,vy Of the ills to which flesh IS
l eynerly supposed to be iucnrable.
.'ser,s stomach Bitters is n soy
y. S,emedy. Among them are dys-
chronic constipation, rheumatism,
~ and nervousness. These are
S.bIe with the grand restorative,
.,,oes the work thoroughly, strlk-
,,be root of the evils 10 the re-
sIwhlch It is adapted. BY in
.,etjyity and purity of the clrcula-
'e.luring q healthy flow of the bile
\ nmoting II regular habit of the
iortihes the system against
II is also useful as diuretic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-03
stnple dry Ooo,Ia.


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finish $40 Windsor hlo; fancy pinke hlc
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