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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-29
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The farmer tips back in the old oaken chair,
His hand on his head and hts feet on the
stool: .-r---
And he dreams Of the days when his prospects
fair,
And he worked all day in grocery cool.
How he measured out sugar for Mary and Rose,
And liberties never once took with the till;
When be wore patent-leathers that ruined his
toes.
When he called on Jemina just over the hill.
through the glade.
And heard the shrill notes of the gay whip
poorwill:
When they dreamed of a neat little cot in the
shade,
OF button-b ball hanging just oeer the ri1.
He looks at these pictures through spectaclea
And Jernima he sees in vision Of bliss.
just the same as She looked in the days when
he leant
The wicket across for the tra-Ia-ls kiss.
He thinks OF the years that he's worked over
allied
With shovel. rake, harrow. plow. bean-pole
and hoe.
He remembers the night to propose that he
called.
And, oh, how he wished she'd only say mol
For then might his life be Of idleness full,
He could LOAF through the daytime sun
shiny and bright
And not have TO larrup an old brindle bull.
And jerk up the turnips from morning tin
night -r
But what is the use Of his "bRh" and his
~pish."
And what is the use OF his sadness and woe,
And what Is the use OF his empty old wish
That bed courted girls who could only say
Mo-
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ron 70 Gns lsf,er of iisifsi or iffridsn frferef
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BY JAMES G.. HASSON.
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One copy, year, cash in advance ISL SO
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Fss-In no event will the above terms be de-
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Al Let this fact be distinctly understood from
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EINANCTaL- STATEMENT OF
u washington township road departm ent for
the year ending March 9, 1885 '
Fra NIX FRiEDHoFP In account with Washing ton
township, Dr.
To aruOnnt OF dupifcate ...... :. 81 .359 Os
Balance from last settlement. II %
St ne for private use--.....-.. So 81 AIS 81
~ a.- u. -s -- CONTRA Ca - -
BY eXoneratiOn iOn....-.........-,s..s 20 r
iHNes worked. w
1e5 days service as Supervisor, 1854 H.r--
Orders. ETC.. redeemed .......-.-. 29 22 $50
Cash paid for work =. ..-a... Tle IL
Balance due Supervisor r........... s2 ss
VALENTINE QuARTz, Superintendent, DR..
To amount Of dupiiea te. ...... ss7sa % ~ 2. -
To amount from Commissioners 30 57--s4Os SO
CONTRA CIR.
By orders redeemsd ....... ......3 50 95
Cash paid for work q 81
Work on roads. ......-.... 20i ~
IS days service as Supervisor. s5 l2--S39o SO
Balance due township.................. sI2 80
E - LIABHITIEs. 20
Outstanding ord ers (estiTnated).. s. F 1856 81
ASSETS.
Balance due from ex-Supervisor. 3 - 80
Due rom Lilly borough (est).... SO 00--s % 30
Exeess of liabilities over assets. "a. .asE5sg5 81
We. the nndersi gT1ed Auditors. hereby certify
that ha ve a fned the assets and voucher Is in
the above stateI1ent m hnd hem correct ~
JAMES NOON.
- JQHN.IcT = MANY, Auditors.
e. J. BURGOON. - -
Washington township, April 2I 1880
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Let not your vanity ever tempt you to
spend money!. 4 6E\
q would deprive you OF mo innocent
pleasures; that is not pleasure Which ln-
jures ne health, fades thelmind and ma kes
You feel meanly and weak and unequal to
the labor which is 10 Mt you for1manly
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John E. SCANLAN.
- ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Nov. 10. 1888. EBRNsBURe, Pa.
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~ w. DICK, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, &,
Il Ebensburg, Pal once in Building Of T..
j fLlsyd decd, 4hrst foor,) Centre street. All
manner OF legal business attended to satisfacto-
ri and colleati0nF a speciality. llO-A--tfl
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Neither n Borrower nor lender be.
For loan oft loses both itself and friend
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The Chicago Cottage Organ Co.
Corner Randolph and Ann Streets,

EINANCTAL- STATEMENT OF
A. washington township road departmen for
the year ending March 9, 1885 + ''
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Read what the people
say concerning the
ability Of DR.. Thomas
EcleCtric Oil 10 cure
asthma, catnrrh, Group. ...
colds etc. Mrs Dora
Koch Of. Buffalo, SAYS:
.H'' For crorp 1t is decd rr...
sdly efhcacious.'' Mrs. Jacob MelIisor Of Marion
Ohio, says the same thing.l S. s. Graves Akron
y. Y, writes: = Had asthma Of the worst kind.
took one dose OF II homasf EcIectric Oil and was
relieved IN few minutes W ould walk five miles
for this medicine and paw s. bottle for it, Dug
Rlst {. r. Hall, GRANVILLE Ill. saws: Cured an ul-
csra.et throat for me in tv y-four hours" sat
up ~ BED and cough-d till the clothing was wet
with pcrspiration. My
vile Insisted that use =.
Ihorn4s' EClectriC Oil 49,.
The hrst ttaspoonful
RELIEVED me.n E II.
Perkins, Creek Centre,
NY. Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil - also a TIP
Tor external appiica-
ton for rheumatism. -
cuts.scalds. burns, ,bites n.
bruises. etc. When visi- "H z.
ting the druggist. ask
him what he knows of
Dr.. Thomas EcIectric
o. . if. be has been O. .a -
louF n the dru .t#F.
trade. be s,re he val n s## e
spcak AhiRhly y OF il ]. lsa e 3.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Cno runtssa, rntror1tss a., a 4 m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
THE STATE ENoAMpMENT.
Preparations Making 70 Entertain
Five Thousand Guests.


LAMpAsAs. TEV., June 10, The al.
absorbing topic OF the hour is the
coming encampment that will com
mence here on the 22nd inst. dreat
preparations have been made 10 receive
the visiting militia and the general
public lampasas can comfortably
entertain 5000 guests The camp
IL situated In the beautiful
Park hotel grounds, amidst
grove of gigantic oak and pine trees
which skirt the famous SULPHUR fork.
The drill grounds, probably the finest
ever seen In Texas, will enable MI the
competing organizations to show their
proficiency In the military science.
The following companies have posi.
lively entered the encampment and
will reach here the night OF the 2lst;
The Houston Light Gusrd, Capt.
Scnrry.
The Belknap Rifles, Fan Antonio,
Capt Green.
The Waco Light Infantry, Capt.
WaTtls.
The Austin GrAyr, Capt smythe.
The NavRsOlR Guards, Capt. Dema'
ret.
The Palestine RIher, Capt McCiln-
took.
The seAly Rifles, Galveston, Capt.
Boyd
The Galveston Artillery company,
Capt. Forsbey,
The Fort Worth Rifles, Capt. Van
Zandl
The Dallas Rife company, Capt.
Houston.
The Cleburne Guards, Capt. styron.
The Travis Artillery company, Capt.
Swain.
The LampAsAs Guards, Capt Cain.
The Prairie Rangers, cavalry, Capt.
Mullson.
Besides these full companies there
will be detaehments from the Orange
Rifles, the Bryan RifieS, The Johnston
f3uards, the LsmsT Rifles, the Calves
ton Artillery. Light Guard and the
Washington GlArds
There will also be present Governor
and commsnder-in.Chif John Ire
land aud bis aids, Adj Gen. w. III.
King, Mai Gen Jonn NJ. Clai'
u rne. BrIg..8 A. Y. Roberts,
CD. A. r Bedeil, Col y I Smith and
Others Of the governors stau,
Toe railr0grs hsve made the lowest
excus,iOu rate that has ever been
offered ia Texas, and every body Will
have chaDce 20 spend n week of
recreation n Lampasss A. a moderate
cost
An intelligence ofIiee has been
established for the OocasioB that will
furnish my information desired A. 10
BOARD, rate, etc An parties wishing
hoavd ~ a lotal hoard In o.. hof5se ar
by addressing Jsmss Deering, super
intendent d the intelligence office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
KAUFMAN COUNTY.
Al TsTTett.
Special.

Special.
TRRRELL. TEX. June 10 49, YeEiar.
day evening ut 2 o'clock Mrs. saxon,
the renowned lecturer Of the Woman q
Christian Temperance union from
Nashville, delivered lecture Mt the
opera-house. Again last night the
opera-hOuse WAS packed from one
end TO the other with the largest
crowd ever assembled In IL before
The proceedings were opened with an
earnest, pathetic prayer by DR.. j. IA.
Hendricks. At the conclusion Of which
Mrs. Saxon WAS introduced 10 the
audience by Gen. j. +. Gnfiith,
she then spoke for about two
hours and commanded tile most
profound attention from the entire
audience, large ~ " was. Her telling
arguments, that all know In their
hearts 10 be based on facts. were lust
such as TO send thrill through the
breast OF every thinking nRu and en-.
thuse the Temperance advocate aud
hOrrlfy the liquor dealer with his
deathiy occupation.
In the midst, when che was lust be.
ginning 10 answer the objection urged
against prohibition smot hered alarm
OF fire sent thrill Of horror through
The houre, Ia An instant the entire
| audience was 90 foot aud presented
scene Of eurging aud excited humani.
~. : rong men prevented a psil-meIl
rush down the stAirwsy, but or which
livee would have been Loot The Wild
est excitement prevailed for minute.
Mrs. Saxon stool On the slhge coOily
and called NJ The top OF her v6ice 90 ~
quiei there was no danger, and an.
peniei 10 the multitude nor 10 RUSH
down the stairway, AB that was the
only source Of danger. The cause Of
the alarm proved 20 bp only
la Ore Ia Hmall house Ia
a vagor-yafd In the west end
Of the city. The owner says that Il was
set IRE BY an incendlary, As Il was
locked up and 70 one hsd been in Il
for more than = week.
The loeAloption election has passed
of quietly. Both sides have been at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
PLANO.
Commencement Exercises ofPlano Iu-
stitute--A Picnic.

Rtltute-A Picnic,
special.
PLANO, TEX, June lS,--The com.
mencement exercises OF the Plano In
atitute have occupied large share Of
the public attention during the past
three or four days. The examinations
were we'll attended during the day 10y
the patrons and friends OF the school,
and the night exhibitions drew large
audiences from the surrounding cour.
try. The baccslaureate sermon, deliv-
cred last Sunday 10y Rev. Mr.. Rogers
Of sherman, was IN able and eloquent
production, and the anniversary
address delivered "Wednesday
by Gen. Gano OF DallAn
was also literary effort OF auknOwl-
edged ability. The pupils sustained
themselves with great credit In the
examinations, and gave unmistaka
evidences Of diligence and solid pro.
gress In their studies. In the geome-
Try class Messrs. Brown, Cannon, Es-
Ing and Miller showed that they had
thoroughly mastered the euhjeci, aud
among the young ladies who particn.
larly distinguished themselves in the
arithmetic and algebra classes may bo
mentioned Miss Minnie Kendrlck,
Miss Bette Bennett, Miss Rosa Ice
Lewls, Miss Matte Oxleshy,
Miss Lula Livingston and Misssoa
Barnet, Haggard and Beatty. The
Plano institute enjoys chartered priv
IL gees, and, under the management
aud control OF Profs. Mister aud Har.
ria, has already taken hlgh-rank rs aa
institution OF learning.
Thursday there was large Sunday.
school picnic AT Big Spring church
tive miles south o! Plano. Howe Y.
Peyton, Esq, and Rev, Mr.. Mlnpia
delivered speeches by invitation, and
The music furnished by the choir was
llret.class la every particular. The
dinner under the trees was abundant
and superb A spirit ofsocisl freedom
animated all and gave 2est TO the days.
entertainment,
Misses Matte and Tennle Felker,
the beautiful and accomplished
daughters Of Mr.. John A. telker re-
turned home from Maple Hill college
Ia Tennessee few dHyB ago.
Sunday, June II, Or. James Young
will deliver n temperance lecture NJ
WiCklevllle In this county and organ
lac " council OF the United Friends OF
Temperance. The prohibition senli.
meat IN very strong In this section,
and II Is the opinion Of many think
ing men that local option would
carry In this county II submitted to
vote Of the people
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
Gents Hosiery and Knit underwear and
Drawers,

For gbc, lei do2. gents foil regular Isle ~
hose, all colors. real Value blc per pair.
For toe l V doc gents ~ tim hue full regular
Isle 4 hose, sizes eS, 10 ana l0h cheap AZ
75c 10 liO pair.
For ITO. 10 don. gentS silk \ hose, solid or
striped, sizes o., ~. lulS, cheap TO pair
lSS dos gents nno gnuEe uuderahlrts nj a5c,
400, Noe worth acc. bpC aud IbC
TO dng, gents summer merlno underkhirts
al 6Oc and 600. worlh 76c aud l.On.
As don mems balhriggsn vests and drawers
at l,0I each, Chtap at / 90 each.
For y e., 90 doz. bleach ann drawers, regular
pfins jbc pair, waist 10 "a inohea.
For ace TAX - your cuaiot nj IA assorted lot ~
dor. ReDtH plain and tRuVy. Nh hnon hank
keicuiels, real value roo 10 10 2bc each.
ldS de Z. gents u haudkercbieis, including
plain and fancy hemt ttchod border rom
=, 10 inches, AL pure linen, At &c, zoe, b0S,
worth doc, \ G and 7bC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
Hosiery, Handkerchief, LaCes
Gloves and MittS.

For 81 90 buy ladies' Xix hose, in black and
assorted coloTs, worth - Ou pair
For 76c buy ladies' silk isle hose, in black
and assorted colofs. real worth 81 90 pair.
For hOc buy ladies' brilliant Isle hose, in as
sorted colors, worth SLIGO pair
For 500 buy ladies brilliant unbleRched
Isle hose. worth 81 10 pair.
For SEC buy ladies' imported fancy striped
hose worth q. Nv pair
For 2c buy ladies' full regular hose, sea
navy garnet and black, worth Soc.
For CSC buy ladies' full regular hose, in pin
stripe, worth bOc pair.
For 25c buy ladies' full regular unbles rhed
balhrlgGan hose, silk clocked, worth SOC
pair.
For 25c buy misses full regular hose, extra
long, navy, brown, garnet, blue, worth 6Oc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14

& BARR !

the the
but the legitimate offspring
city
dua man and Casting their lot within limits calling
the building
70 us omap
dCk,sp
mauqu quantities
M
Of pairs aides meium eur and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
GLOVES.

&C. will buy lab es' coiored gloves,
iOc viii buy ladies' Berlin gloves,
ltc will buy ladies' coloreu gloves, extra
long
soc Will buy ladies' colored lace mius, extra
25c viii buy ladies black and colored SILK
mitE.
2sc will buy la les coloTed lace top Isle
glovsF, worth fio.
sec will buy ladies blRck and colored slk
gloves, worth sl,00.
81 @ will buy ladies' black and cOlored silk
mltts. worth sl,O0,
76o will buy ladies black ana coioTed SIX
glove, extra long, ,.
$50 will buy ladies black and colored sitk
mitts, extra long,
srecial bargain ladies' linen cape collars al
l0C, worth 2Oc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
IN wIss COUNTY.

DECATUR, TEX, June la-The
south end Of Wise county has lnst
voted on local option, aud carried II Ivy
AN overwhelming msjoTity. We are
to vote upon II SlH over the county
soon, and from present Indications
King Alcohol will have to hunt other
fields for his labos and occupations,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
silks SatilS and Dress Goods

4Oc will buy Summer SIX worm 71c'
60c will buy summer silk worth l,m.
TSc will buy SUMMER silk worth l.b0.
5Ss will buy gros gain SILK worth nc
Ssc W III buy gros Rrsiu Tx worth Leo.
gSc will buy gros grain Six worm l,Sb'
80 will buy colored satin worth sc,
AOc will buy colored satin worm 'oo' 40
acc will buy MarveleauN saiin worm l,VN
sc gill buy RhRdames IAtin worth Las,
pScswiu buy RadzimeT bar satin worth l'5O'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
LACES.

&c will buy Everlasting edging. 10, wide.
Sc will buy Everlasting edging, $ in. vide,
&c W II buy orchon lace, inch wide,
&c viii buy Torchon lace, inches Wide.
Sc will buy white and cream laces, TO 3
inches wide,
&C will buy white and crtam laces, TO I
incl eH wide.
ice will buy white AID cream lsoes, 3 10 s
inches wide,
isc will buy colored spanish laces, TO 6
inches wide.
Blond lacNs, 3 10 inches wide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
LOCAL OPTION.
The PrOhlbilionistS Of Denton County
Win the Day at the Polls by
G00dly Majority.
A Strong Probability That the Coldwa.
terites Have Gained Their POiht
In Paio Pinto County.
The Cause Believed TO be Defeated by
Two Hundred Majority In kaul-
mau County.
DENTON COUNTY.

At Roanoke.
special.
ROANOKE, Tax June 10 The sub
jet OF prohibition was submitted 20
the voters to-day. Some lively work
was done on both sides. IL ~ unfortu-
nae that the court should have
ordered the election 10 occur lust at
this season when all the voters are 80
busy harvesting, blowing etc. A full
vote could not be had ~ consequence.
At Denton.
special,
DENTON, TEN, June l3 The eleH
ton on prohibition passed on without
any disturbance. Hard work war
done on both sides.
The prohlbitionists have won the
day, Ten voting places have been
heard from, which give maj lrity OF
l48 for prohibition,
There are ten other boxes To report,
which will Increase the majority l75
or 200.
A. Iilot Point.
RpociRl.
Pu.or PoINr, TEN,, June IS.-Not.
withdrawing the gres, interest IN the
election to-day Il has passed without
mu ia excitement, both parties work.
ing industriously to secure the larger
number Of votes, All indics.
tons at this hour, s p, m,
favor the prohlbltionlsfs, but Il viii
require the count 20 decide IL.
LArER.--Tho vote polled here to-day
was A0S- 26j against prohibition and
2l3 for Il.
At Aubrey.
special
AUBREY, TEX June Is The vote
polled here to-day WAS 10 for prohibit
ton and 80 against II. Majority in
favor Of prohibition -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
rALo PINTO COUNTY.

Sr,AwN, TEX, June 10. This pre-,
cinct went nearly two 10 one In favor
OF prohibillon ~ the election to-day.
The vote Wa Wy light, there only
being so votes cast, 10 In favor
and 20 against prohibition.
The election includes palo Pinto
county and 1t Is strongly probable that
prohibition carried by n stuff mGjarlty
The saloon men were very active aud
made n hard fight, but they could not
stem the glorious tide of temperance.
AZ mineral Wells.
special,
MINERAL WELLS, TEX June 10 -
A prohibition election was held In
Palo Pinto county to-day. The suppo
sltion il that local option will carry 10y
"A small majority The vote, M far a,
known, stands rs follows:
Al Palo Pinto, l0g for, 81 against
prohibition.
Al Mineral Wells l25 for, los against
prohibition.
At Gordon A msJority against pro-
hibiti0n.
The Gordon coal miners give 9 ma
iority for prohibition
At Suawn 40 for, - against prohlbi
ton.
AT Sparta 80 for, "a against prohibl
ton.
There are two more voting precinct
10 hear from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
VOL. TX NO 1884.

earnest work all day and the indica.
items promises majority for prohibi.
ton In the county,
LArER-The indications are from
the vote, ~ far rs heard from, that
prohibition IL defeated by 2O0 ma
iority In the county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
HANDK E RCHlEFS.

Sc will buy white and fancy bordered hand
Kerchiefs,
loo will buy x white and fancy hemstttched
handk erchieis, worth geo
l6C will buy Il white and fancy hemsLitchtd
handk erchiefs, worth Sec
use will buy * white and fancy hemstitched
handk erchiee, worth Soc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
Lawns, Ginghams and D0mestics.
Towels, Table Linens and
Handkerchiefs,

For Sc, your choice one case wash lawns
For &C., your choice one case so In lawns
For Sc, your choice one case t4O0 Pacific lawn.
For 20, your choice one case solid Bingham,
For SO, your choice of one Gaze staple th'k'd
Bingham.
For Sc your choice OF 20 pieces cheyiot
For &c buy ~ soft finished biea. domestic.
For 10 buy a. better grade bloa. domestic,
For Sc buy a. best grade bleR. domestic.
For &c buy ~ IN. blea. cnmOrio
For SC buy ~ hlen. cambric.
Fer Toe buy "a best boa, cRmbric.
For SC each, 800 towels worth l0c each.
For Sc each, .p5 all linen towels IL "a cheap
st lsC.
For Zoe, 400 all huck towels real value 25c ca.
For l2tc, 26i all linen damask towels, 2lxtS
In, cheap st 8 Q each.
For $50 I'd, 10 pieces Turkey red table dam
AJAX, worth 60c per yd
For soc yd, pieces 0lsa. table damask, all
linen, real value T5c per yd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
Gents Furnishing Goods,

For .5c. your choice OF inO doE. gents gpy
linen, all styles, standing or rundown.
For use your choice of lSt dNg gents tiue
all six, teok, pun or lour.,o.nand soerfs,
IN the latest styles,
For 25c, S5c and BEE take your choice Of iil
do1. gents suspenders 10 all coloTa, iionly
worth SOC, 60c and Zoe pair
For toe your choice " dcI, gents uulRun,
dried 2lO0 linen aud nun reinforced 6usomH
all styles; $40 dozen.
For 90, ~ doE. most excellent unlaund rieJ
shirts made OF Wnmsuua muslin, sa't
linen bosom and cutis, patent stRS ing IN
back, null custom mace In every respect
hand.worked button holes. nne double
sutohing YOKE plaqucts, reinforced 'front.'
q for $50
For J5c, II doE. gents lRundrled blue seer
sucker shirts, open back without collar, oi
open front with collar attached, all siEef
II 10 l7N,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14

Bats II. p. misses corset sec, former price
sl.OI
Balls hsaltn-preservins corset 400, former
price ~ 50.
ball, sselfaolustinE corset 500, former price
Balls II. p. skirtsuppordng corset 800,
former price sl.bo.
Bsirs II. p, nursins corse, ti.OO. former prio,
Balls II. Q. No. health. preserving corset
$50, former price sl2s,
BARS u. ?. abdominal corset $3.50. former
price t2.B.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-14
We in communication with fOrnn towns and 1900 subscribers
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We will MI any ordeis c o, ID, with the
privilege OF examination. All uncut goods
not IA titIactory can be returned at our ex.
peuSe,