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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

Oh. i'm 4. ZnbororShi orga-
nizuje W Winonie wojslSo polskie,
do ktorego dotad zglosifo sic 9ciu
szeregowcow. Skoro liczba Tot
merry wzrosnie do 20tu, odbedzie
sic picrwszy mityng. -Tymczasem
niespodzianie z%nalazf sic w domu
p. Zabo:owskiego bohater, ktory
take < czasem powiekszyt ma
zastep polsl1ich rycerzy. trodzif
sic dnia III sierpnia i %ochrzcony
zostat imieniem swego OLGA chrzest-
nego, r~edaktora Warovsa.
% kape1 mes=yc=nych z miast,
pofozcnych w promien;u mil $50
dokola Winony, odtedzie tuta;
zjazd w ~niedzieie, IS sicrpnia.
Najprzod ulzqdza n parade przez
giowniejszc ulice miasta, ktora
potrwa > godziny. Poczem zbiora
sic w parku S%trehlowa i haida
kapela odegra sztuczke ma popis.
Podczas parady granny bedzie nowy
Marsz Kycerzy Piracy.
Pm T.. Il. Phuer, p~odrozujacy
agent ola fabryki wodek i likwo-
row Piotra Burth z Milwaukee,
odwicdz;f W cstatni poniedziafek
rolskich salonistow w naszem mic
scie, iako to: j. Bambenka, Draz-
kowskiego, w. Bambenka, Sikor-
skiego innych.
Rolsha spGAo akcyjao, urza-
dzajaca tutaj Handel grocery,
ubiorow i obuwia, sprzedafa W
sobote jedcn z swoich drewnianych
domow "a $3.50. Drugi wysta-
wiony jest ma sprzedaz IN $50.
Przeniesienie domow musi nastapiG
szybko, gdyk budowa gmachu
Spolki ~rozpocznie sic juz "a micsiac.
Roro, kt6rem niniejsze ma
p%isafno, pochodzi re sk1adu rodaka
naszego p. Weilandta z czwartej
wardy, utica sta. Znajdziccio tam
%najlepsze piora stalowe W miescie.
As. Babiaski, wyswiecony
niedawno ma kapfana ola dyecezyi
La Croskiei, pisaf z Europy do
swych krewnych W Winonie, IL w
dniu 20 sierpnia zamysla wyla-
dowaG w Now Yorku. Prawdo-
podobnie vice bedzie ,juz W Amc-
ryce.
Rau aakob Steiu5ouor, wfaAci-
ciel skfadu obuwia Winonie,
uprasza Jaknajuprzejmiej tyeh, kto-
rzy mu sa juz zbyt diugo winni
"a towar, ably raczyli teraz a
p}acic, poniewa& i jcmu W tych
krytycznych czasach pieniadze po-
trzebno.
HopoM polsha W Winonie przy-
gotowujo sic do urzadzenia W
przyszfym miesiacu teatru amator-
skiego. Odegrana bedzic sztuka
pod tytufem Baruaba F1tu1o
J5o Grojses=yh ua uystqviie pa-
7yshiei, komedya w picciu aktach,
przeplatana %zargoncm zydowskim.
: Kolektor Woruso p. Ludwik
Sikorski zebral w tych dniach
przcszto $500 IN ogioszenia, u
m%ieszczane pisElie n;>zem W
przec'asu minionego potrocza. Po-
: z~ostale .~ieszcze do skolcktowunia
, oko1o $3.50.
Eoboty mad przedtLs@nicm
kolei Burlington NcrtI<M DO W..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26
=

Blsmark PapleZa mocno uoo-
brucha6. Papiez Leon NIL,
ktory jest tax swiatlym ms
Fem, be- pow ME po-
stepowalby TAX wzsIedem
Niemcow. Musi on mice a
zne ~powody do tego.
Mowiq, re Bismark chce ma
to lyczliwej przyjazni Papieza,
ably ma przypadek wojny z
Rosya wystapic wobec Pola-
kow pod rzadem rosyjskim ia
ko przyjaciel Kosciofa kato-
lickiego i pociagnat Ind pol
SKI ku swej strohie, a odcIa-
snq6 &C cd braci Slowian cd
Rosyi.
Ze dis Bismark wypedza
so tysiecy Polakow, szlachte
wykupuje i znane ustawy ma
Polakow wydaje, to jedno dru-
giemu by ME przeszkadza1o.
Pod berlem prusAlm uprza-
tnalby sic Bismark z Polaka-
mi a w Warszawie mog}by O.
glosic krola polskiego. Niemcy
dodajq, lie ,,swiatlejsze g}owy''
miedzy Polakam przewlduja
to jasno i gotowi sic zgoazlc
ma Cd udo wanie p OIL S HI
przez Bism ar ka,
W razie wojny z Rosyq byi-
by Bismark w sojuszu z Au-
stryq i z Papiezem. Ma z}a-
MANU- Rosyi przez Niemcy
zyskalaby Austrya, posuwajqc
sic dale.j ma Wschod W kraje
s1owianskie. Bismark obiecuje,
lie i Koscio1 katolicki zyskaf-
by, DO by sic tak2e r@ozszerza1
ma Wschodzie, gdzie mu dis
schizma rosyjska zaoory sta
via.
TAX dis wSrod ogdlnej CT
sly w polityce, opisujq PREY
sz1e zamiary Bismarka.
A Rosya, czy stara sic talk
re o przyjazh, chocby 0 zy-
czliwcsc Polakow ma wypadek
wojny z Niemcami:: 0 tenn mic
sfychat.
Telegram p%odmorski przy-
nosi smutna wiadomosG, lie
najbogatszy magnat polski Z
pod zaboru pruskiego spree
dal swe dobra rzadowi. Naz-
wiska tego wyrodka telegram
ME podaje.
j. l. Kraszewski wyjezdza
pc ukonczeniu kuracyi W Schin-
tanach, ma kilka tygodni do
Meranu (Tyro]) ma winogrona.
Czcigodny nestor pisarzy czuje
sic cokolwiek %zdrowszym.
Il IIumania ma Ukraine do
chodzi mnie wiadomoi'G, lie W
miasteczku Targowicy, majq-
Gem smutne w~spommenie w
history naszej z wieku zesz1e.
go, odbywaf sic temi dniami
jarmark, ma ktorym z powo-
du zatargu jakiegos w1osciani
ma z kupcem zydowskim PREY.
szfo do z%aburzenia dose powa.
2nego.
Zydow poturbowano, budy
ich jarmarczne zniszczono
narobiono i'm podobno szkody
ma przesz1o 10000 rubli.
z Bu1garyi rozesz1a sic pc
cafym swiecie wrzawa w Q
jenna. sobote, 81 sierp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

W o%statnia sobote rrzyores2to-
wano tutaj obcego szalbierza, ktory
w salonie kralla PREY Wschodnie.j
3ciej uiicy wydawaf %tatszywe
srebrne dolary. Znaleziono PREY
MIN 6 dolarow w srebrze, = MAJ
z%ajutrz ~jeszcze IS dolarow W
spluwaczce, PREY ktorej siedziaf W
sulonie.
Wy6ory. - Konwencya re-
pubiikanska w Winonie Mybrafa
w dniu 20 sierpnia jake kandydata
ma posfa do kongcesu z 1wszego
dyskryktu obywatela jana a.
Lovely z Freeborn Co. -
konwencya dcmokraclla z pierwsze-
so okregu wyborczego edo kt6rcso
nalezy 10 powiatow) w"yhrala we
wtorek, a sierpnia, jako kandy-
data poselskiego do kongresu sGdzie-
90 Tomasza Wilson's Z
Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

Iolsho spG3ha aAcyjno, urza-
dzajaca tutaj Handel grocerny,
ubiorow i obuwia, ~sprzedafa W
sobote jedcn z swoich drewnianych
domow "a $3.50. Drugi wysta-
wiony jest ma ~sprzedaz IN $50.
Przeniesienie domow must nastapic
szybko, gdy4 budowa gmachu
spolki rozpocznie sic juz "a micsiac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

z Bu1garyi rozesz]a sic pc
cafym swiecie wrzawa w O.
jenna. " sobote, 81 sierp-
MIA, ma rozkaz cara rosy.jskie-
go sila zbrojna otoczyla pa
lac ksiecia bu}garskiego Ale
ksandra i bohaterski zwyciez-
ca Serbow zmuszony zostal
do zrzeczenia sic tronu i ma
tychmiastowego wyjazdu z gra-
mic Bu1garyi pod eskortq TO-
syjska. Potem ustanowio.o
Rad tymczasowy pod kiero-
Wnictwem M. Clementa. Ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

Pan duhob Steiu5auer, w}aAci-
ciel skfadu obuwia w Winonie,
uprasza Jaknajuprzejmiej tych, kto-
rzy mu sa juz zbyt diugo winni
"a towar, ably raczyli teraz "a
p}acic, poniewa& i jcmu W tych
krytycznych czasach pieniadze po-
trzebno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

P;oro, ktorem %niniejsze ma
pisafno, pochodzi re sk'adu rodaka
naszego p. Weilandta z czwartej
wardy, utica sta. Znajdziecio tam
najlepszc piora stalowe W miescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

rs. Ba1iaski, wyswiecony
niedawno ma kapfana ola dyecezyi
La Croskie.j pisaf z Europy do
swych krewnych W Winonie, il w
dniu 20 sierpnia zamysla wyla-
dowaG w New Yorku. Prawdo-
podobnie vice bedzie juz w Amc-
ryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

j. I. Kraszewski wyjezdza
pc ukohczeniu kuracyi W Schin-
tanach, ma kilka tygodni do
Meranu (Tyro]) ma winogrona.
Czcigodny nestor pisarzy czuje
sic cokolwiek zdrowszym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

Telegram podmorski przy-
nosi smutna w%iadomosG, ze
najbogatszy magnat polski Z
pod zaboru pruskiego spree
dial swe dobra rzadowj. Naz-
wiska tego wyrodka telegram
ME podaje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26
HdpelN polsho w Winonie PREY.

HopeM polsho w Winonie przy-
gotowujc sic do urzadzenia w
przyszfym miesiacu teatru amator-
skiego. Odegrana bedzie sztuka
pod tytuiem Bmmabo FGvu1a
Jio Grojses=yh ua uystaegi;e pa-
ryshiej, komedya W picciu aktach,
przeplatana zargoncm zydowskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-26

Pm Z. 4. Pmer, podro4ujacy
agent dla fabryki wodek i likwo-
row Piotra Barth z Milwaukee,
odwicdz:f W cstatni poniedziafek
rolskich salonistow w naszem mic
scie, jake to-: J. Bambenka, Drag
kowskiego, W. Bambenka, sikor-
skiego innych.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
.c1IscELLASY

Some of the Baptist papers are advising
the ministers Of that denomination To
commence the use Of the revised edition
Of the bible in their pulpits. They recon-
mend, however, TO guard against the pos
sibility Of any opposition, that the pastors
first get the consent of their respective
congregations SO far il cannot DC learned
that the advice has been ected upon, nor
yet that ii IS likely to be.
While the marquis of Ripon is one Of
the most devoted and zealOns OF the
English converts to Roman Catholicism,
his son and heir, the Earl de Grey and
Ripon, Is chairman OF a committee for the
defense at the Protestant establishment.
A commission, consisting OF Rev. Drs.
Harrison and Tucker and Rev. Messrs
Fulchel, Houghton and Whiiemore, has
been appointed in The Episcopal diocese
of Albany 10 prepare a supplemental
hymual and 80 urge the general conyen-
ton to authorize its use.
Apostle Alex Hale Smith, son of Pro-
phet Smith, the great founder OF the
\ Mormon church, as missionary IRON Inc
/ church OF Jesus Christ, is holding series
OF meetings in Los Angeles In the inter-
est OF his church.
| The latest notable conversion 10 CNIls-
tianlty is that Of Chinese princess. The
lady's name Is Princess Kung and she is
reported to have gone SO far as to burn
her Buddhist books.
| The pastors in Washington have united
I to assist the authorities ia the enforce
ment OF the laws, especially the Sunday
! laws.
| American evangelists have remarkable
success in England, perhaps on the prin-
| ciple.that ga prophet Is not without honor
save in his own country" Mr.. u. T.
Hammond, formerly Of Brooklyn, con-
verted 620 persons by single sermon.
Very Rev. Joseph d. Meagher, one OF
! the most prominent priests OF Louisville,
has been elected provincial OF the ORDER
of St. Dominic in the United States
Many humorous stories are told OF
Lorenzo Dow. He preached once from
the text of St Paul; al can do all
things 'No, Paul. be said, "yon're
wrong for once. I'll bet you 50 You
can't,u and he took q, So bill from his
pocket and laid it on the desk. He con-
/ tinued 20 read, ''through our Lord Jesus
/ Christ.u 30, Paul said he, CHATS an
entirely different thing; the bet Is on :
/ This" says an English writer, "beats
any anecdote ever told of Sturgeon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
A REMAnKAnlE STORY.

The Presbyterian Monthly Is RESPONSE
bic for this story: During an Illness Of
Mrs Spurgeon before Mr. Sturgeon left
her room for the Journey he wa contem-
plating she>refnarked that she hoped he
would not be annoyed with her for tell
ing him what had been passing through
her MUD. She made him promise, how
ever, that he would not Try to procure
the objects for which she had been long
| ing She then told she had been wishing
for piping hullllnch ana an onyx ring
tOf course Mr. Sturgeon expressed his
/ willingness to get both, bat she held him
1 t. his promise. He had to make a sick
call on his way to the station, as well as
lto ell at the tabernacle Shortly after
4 reaching tue sick PERSONS house. the
muther Of the patient, TO his amazement,
asked Mr.. Sturgeon II Mrs $, would
! like a piping bull-dnch;that they had one,
4 but It, musit was trying on the invalid,
and they would gladly part with tt to one
/ VINO would give IL the requisite care. He
/ then made his call at the tabernacle and,
after reading vuluminous correspond
ence, came at last to It letter and parcel
4 underlying the othe, letters. The letter
I was from a lady unknown Co him, who
had received benefit from his services
/ IN the tabernacle, and she, as a
/ slight token of her appreciation Of their
services, asked his acceptance of the
| onyx ring, uocklct aud bracelets, f0r
whioh she had no further use Thin in
tensiled his surprise, and he hnstened
home with Whist had been so strangely
sent, went up 20 his wiie's sick room and
placed the objects she had longed Tor be-
fore her she met him with look OF
1 uatnrd rpDroach rs il he had allowed his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
Drugs ana Me,iic,nes.

nrugs- BARR, cinnamon pur q isc; Peruvian
30 20 90; bornN, refined, III 10
lAci hlcarbonaio Of soda Enrllsh, 81.
cupporaa Ao 70 40, cinnhlnelila nef ~
fl to f-c castle Aoap per 70 luto l6 rroath iar
tar Q. i. per u ~ 20 DO; chalk, lump, pnf q
10 aNs eal0incl =, q w, u 20 $40 Enallsh. ner
10, boz Z lncludod. 90 to TO- ehlona hydTakc
per y 7 90 10 ~, chloroforn tc, ~. bottle III.
clUde,, ~ 70 Sue, composition lowGor per n
25c; Dovcre per 10 lao; EPSON eAl,a per
70, . Ia aic. Gum OPIUM, per %, N,t0 90 Enn
csinphnr per NJ gso Morphine, q Nvg A. 4 4St
on castor, machinc 80 20 TOO plLcastoi perea
/ 90 20 0Oci oil lard, winter straincd Us 30 .ac
oil, lard, No, !, COO, Quinlne,P,H VIPER on $50.
can, $40, Flower Hulphur, 81 70 40 Aium.
n 90 DC. Prescription yials. bs case, 20 Ilef
cent, ont broken, 10 and 80 per cent, OH
Showers, ,ta Hat priocH Rebate Pat mod, AZ
list IhRyers fluid extracts, - pef cent ga.
T.. n, Fluid extracts. " perrehl on Essential
nila. 50 Louis list, klWld extracts y. & r.ia new
list, 81 per cent oil
raints7siflcuy pure white lead. 81, Lcnl5
price. freight equal ed Hplrlts tutrrntlnc Ssia
5bc; boiled "a i2u05o.
The sherman Mlliams rulurs-ltnr5 drOn
black. ie per 10 ilc Engllsh eoaeh blsck 2Apcr
d 100 lainp black, " per D. idci iJitamaflno
blue, ~, ie lac, blue paint ia9e raw Turkey
ilallan alcnna IL DO, burnt llaiiAn .ienpa Ia SO,
Nundyko brown H. Do Paris gIcep lH I4O,C hrOlnu
h. N, y. and .. o, Is iic, American venDilOn "a
2Qc, Indian rcd la lie, Ncnilihn rcd los iefc "a
90 ao, hromo yellow u. Nj N. y. y. o, Ia
iit yellow ochre III 6s % ss 20
ilisicnpur Olofs-- lNprg sea uiAck Sao, raw
lurkcy nmber go; burnt iu,gpy timber g6c,
raw Italian sienna 25c; italian burnt siCnna
I DO 'NAphYkO brown s1c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

inspect them. why should not boys re-
ceive similar trainingf Why should
tlVy not be schooled IA handle broom and
buster as deftiy as their sisters? There
" no degradation uf boys mauliness in
such occupation He need not be nhliged
a. make his own bed, although
chat Is an accomplishment praciiced by
many Young men IN their college DAYS.
lie should learn, however, that the
proverb, IA place foi everything and
Everything IN It's place. - not restricted
pa is application 70 feminine possessions
alone, hut embraces things inas culine as
well ~ should be made TO realize that
arrangement OF b,ioks, papers and under.
tcotbiHg * no less disgraceiul ina hey's
rouuu than ia O girls; that dust aud dirt
are as Objectionable Ia the one ~ ia the
other, aud that 80 Is mans business TO
keGp his surrounding IA weil-regu.
lated conditiun himself, without casting
the borden of his untiay habits upon any
Women. What uunbtrlpSs wives winld
arise and call their husbands mothers
I hleSstd Il this dlsclpline had heoa main-
tiintd wi b the men 81 this generation?
/ Under such system the periodical house.
lcleaning would De shorn 81 many o. It's
tcrrors Even with existing methods
there Is httle reason Ia having wholesale
destruction OF the peace ard comfort OF "a
uonle and family each Sptlng and fall.
Julces u housekeUper t. exceptionally
slOvsuly In her management, everything
Ices not get dirty az once The orthodox
housecleanng apparently takes 1t foI
gfautcd that an absolute lack of broom,
mon and scrubNinp pan has prevailed ION
SIX months and That cleanliness must he
] a at I,4ft N.,f l.sl hat
these violent pprihjngs seldom tax,
place IN the house whore the usual sta ,
oi aifuirs would justify such demand fol-
soap aud water out are nearly Away
confined % the homes where nratness &
the rule aud untidiness tue exception,
There are certsin duties about every
house that cannot be couhded to any sety
aut, but require the personal supervision
of the tiistress. One of these, petty Il
itself, but, like 40 many petty things, hay
lug a decided bearing upon mdyl1ut
confort is he proper care OF tue soap
, dish. Without exaggefNtiOn. II may ny
stated that not one servant IN City eve
, remembers of her own accord 20 wash It
Ia tht dressing-rooms Of members Of m
, family this is of less Importance, 81 the,
I wonld have no hesitation in calling
maid's attention 10 the oversight. Bl
(, 10 the guest chamber II IS different mat
! ter. Here the mistress should SEQ 10
i herself that all the appointments OF Ia
!, washiug-staud are as they should be
!. mcuting abundance of fresh watei an
/, towels
In regard TO fngeT-mlrks on paint an
. glass, cloudy, smepred or specked mil
i iors and windows and diugy water-fai
E Gets, the housewife must be ON the nler
/, 4 keen eye for dirt results from cultivi
I, ton and Is hard 10 implaut in the orin'
4 ry servant Patient watchiuaess Is "a
:. ouiy safeguard against neglect. ltis q
!. trnli0n to these minor details that Stamt
i thc really good house-keeper, while tins
h oyersigh sometimes unjuetlY- produc'
l. as oppression of careessness.
!, copyl4abtei, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
nH. InInNIn FRANcr

The recent elections in France have had
an educating influence in more than one
direction They have opened the eyes OF
many in that land to two facts, of which
formerly they were ignorant or incredu.
luus. 1t IS now seen that the power OF
the Romlsh church Is still mighty, IN spite
OF widespread Sceptcism. II Is seen also
that religion Is Il factor in life which poll
/ tlcians and statesmen cannot afford 10 de.
spise or overlook Both protestants and
Catholics have good reason to take en-
couragement from the revelation II is
one OF tue most healthiul and cheering
signs of the times that amid the many
changes, actual and threatened, IN CON
uection with ecclesiastical matters the
religious sentiment nowhere SHOWS any
signs of waning vitality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
LOCAL MARaETs.


Moat-sugsr cured hams lplc; srEnr' cured
hroasfaet bacon 49, short citaF bacon 55ci
shufl elem dry shli BIC,
Fish-Mact6fel, l8.n KITS, No. J pqci NO
hefrines per boz 4Dc sod teh &c.
IArd--,niGrcc8 70, OJ.b cans faci fD D cRuH
7gej 10 y eafa 1855 s.n onos isei y y sons w
sueHr--finc Powered bbls 10 DO hail bGv
gc; cur loaf SIC, granulaen ptanphid ~
Louisiana Yrapalatea Iio, standard 3ci
Ricet-i.0niaiRna % " &c leW.
shlt-Ooarge, 10 baSa, ! aa@i ~ One ~ hags
- lake. In Cat hoop barrels, 4ao peche'f
soda-D loarbonate IN hegs ai@sc bicssD IN
IN sen blc; lump H8l soda IN krgh 2inEici ErNnn-
lated "a soda % 10 10 drums 3c,
A1Dass0s--ChOio0 l.uEisiana s0abJe tneN
cropl; fair 20 good ~ core syfnphde.
Coiice.--l.iO. igir asNitci primo ilsmilc,
choices iiigl2ci LAguyrl l2lol Jhsn 2ooi cold
on no lsici ZEE Berry w "a. ,,,...
pints ! l4,glprs quartz - Rlnes hah Sal' ~.
siass gal. -; glaAe hex KAl. ~
Wrapping palcr rag ana STRAW y % loc
Hnun--tsagrett's oz. u y por caso - % 8 BY
LOO. 80; lialph'sG.oz. 10 75i l-0z, 2 70 i-O5
4 % denial o %. 10 p9i ~. 20
Canned Goode--Fricea per dozen; Pine ~
iiioe, standard. 81 s5I peaches, STANDARD, = u.s.
| 25i q BR, ma 2 80 nerunds, NJ, ] AZ; = bs
IS tomatoes, stAndard, os, 09i Heconas,
bs,-----i 3 Is. 20 green corn luHl ~ greco
py Ss iull wcighi ! b i 10 z Is 2isi lixht
weight, o. 49,; 2 q ~ salmon, D ! 20.
. D -; m0ckerel, I D pecai % serdinea,
american, 2 U0 casei imported, IA ~ gase; stfaw-
berries. 2 b bQi Diaekbarripe ! ~; green Bagee
--~; eagle condensed milkha5.
Soap y 1904 tO per case,
BhKging--iqb standard lite; l1D lic
1Ies--ArrOW and Delta %.
Fiour--IIeat patents 81 per 100 rs half-par
oet Z 70 per ~ ~; third grade 20 per no pc ,
fourth gradO per 10 hss
Corn leai--Per bughel 90c.
llOininy ami grite--Fof Dbl 70.
Oafmeal--Per half bbl 10.
Cracked whesi--pcr y o.,
Crnckers--A eodn &c AK godk &c: cream
sc. ginger snaps 7lcl lemon creams 10.
hundnes-~afafchfe t Candles full poNce,l 1910
halves; euar.efs- Stick candy 70 ipie fancy
10 70 lgr, rope. basic, Do cotton. w hefrinF
Imported, % ptr KY, ks'hire, layer, ~,
dilisr dr9li-appfc, fccl blieeuafi, 800 Finn9af
70 y 95c cc9cenfFaged ~ 10 g 10y lsss,t
glazed iic per XII. lrocA4, glazed, zoe per fAA
Dried psafppy 70 10. 1bll6e l4G per ",
blleing, Neffi ~ uozrn. tleiqnAn's f',ue.t 4, y
American ltc box. Nncktfa, fFo hp1r&, i. v,
aozcn5 wen bcci eff ~ dt4tn. Hfpons 'p'F
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10


rrints-Sinndard ifinis. nav E,4..t 4. K. I
len's fancics olc American bIt & N Y. Z,
Rultnont oo hcrwick ~ ChhI|30 Xxx 'II
Do outs, Pr, u9nk'tk ~, lungs l.. w
Sci Hamilton staple elf6 Nf. ,,.'. Z, y, W
Lodi $40, Manchester hirI uatlIlt KICK +' wi T
prldgc 20. steel Kivci 1,o NinI|',. '1 M
sister ,olide fio, poahoA f1l,dI &1. (. 'rt
solids oic; Durham nqlida ttos 8Il.''.t. ~. *.
ilcj steel River chints Hlc fltIp
Heavs brown shceurs.- ANaNI3 r I, Xxx.
Army \ a ~ 6ici Natnflr a X 4 68s IA ,t,f3
CnC4.4 90 l.awrcnre l.s.tli N.t ,a' i,,t 4
q a. 6,ci Glcndeie a A "a nlU ft1lef, |s'. u 4
" NJ tlc Tam Oshuntof a 4 hlt. rh,,3'... ( *
tira' pflAc 90 cav Argyle d.ri Iil'r l''a
AZ &C.. 'II'4
wide Hrown shee,ipg--l peoli la IA pa.s
orokc lOt We AlonAdnorA " >le 4 tncs >i.'s
~ isc; tesgisg,l,eh 10 alc' ho5toa lo.f p'c,
Wide Islcacnod shcctInt ~ e.,a,.,,. ~.
vs. ieppercll 2icj ~ pcinh u.o 90t, Io
Nvnanmort iNg; 1914 lowell lgc kpN fcek
l2le. KY
C0lorea Ducae--M unauqn Sc. llasscs Il (. I
lWc NsHfett n Q iic la'uxent io.ol isf,,
haSie brown tlci Warren a,iliA iltu.
llceings-A noAkeng A G 4 isl, a faaanhs kA
I Lcs Cornwall y $50, Nhltunton So NY. l,i1a
| litdie ~ Lewiston ia'inoh iilc pcoAn ld,
llickory Striree--g Extra eshnt. blue os lsg.,n
Z l3ei Mechanic. hlno, tici jcwaW uly IL !'ncrf
River blnt aud brown, ec, Nn0ie. hluo mn. li,,-
casynie y y polumhlan Sc
4 Hmghaus Zephyr No piunkot nc. t{|ass,,,.
/ inncies "a GiAsecw Dress styloa 80; nsio(ion
\ iNci Eahstun Ole: Scotoh lluokfold alc,5nft
! cheek sirs slatterviile chonks ITO NrAlan ifete
4 .wiee aci argyle staples sc, hales fancid q s.;
Linsoys -cumherland ilie, ualumet ~; fe.t
! Play Mu, I'm pvrial iAcl tipncyh leei A,irlullh
lal p; braetord lssei Chiffon sci wlndsaras '
I Nf ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
t.innnr. nnd tlIrara.

Whisky-Rectiaed / 10 10 ~, As per proof
sour mash, two-y year old ] GU 70 10; three
year old, / % 70 EXC; fancy extra old sAisi'y
% 20 b 90.
Winaa--Cisret, per caee, 80 y 10 a. pef
quality Calawba, per gallon y0c % ~ ppia
~ u OOi cherry, per gallon. ~ ~ eoi hn
ioira, per gallon, 20 10 , %, white winfi n
caeej 4 % ~ 10 w.
Ale--stock ale, per d02eu, W ~ ~ nj pcfft
pof dozen, 90 70 2.5. 4. ~
CigArr- Domestic 10 0gtoa5 ppi Key Mes ~ ~
to 100 90 imported 80 N 70 lsD o. ~.
Chniupagne--l e.. "A, nunin Col ettta X ,aa .
30 % % Ue Hoideick, W baahelj agfpv 70 wv
Krng, ~ baBkot 20 20 20 g0 dolreeslt ahem
pAsnc, 10 "A 90. Geo. GOniet, extra Dry pep
u 80. II "a "a.
botticd becr--LtmpPt qunriAi y ~ W Y. w
Budweiecr, quarts " Op piDts " tVl knrnks. y.
beer quarts Id 90 pinte " MIN
quarts l. 10 pints 10 " a. planFea Fg ,i..
champagne bccr. Quarts, " ", Plots y ~ pse'
MGR KhiBcr llDpOned, 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

mar iron So %, Norway 90, No % fiieei iyon,
$50, No, = y sheet iron iar, lsnpged sheet
iron gaHic, No. 4 rod To- Mo- Ad1 lhlc, ,0ste
roofing { 81 lNalaa, isx2p and 1913 lsl, 90 715
@sou, Nnaers wire @ pes ceat IN, iinuef'n
et0A iQ pcr coat OH, cp4k eioyea WIN ware
10 aQ#s5 10, 10 wiili trimming u aot5ayuv
Wood WORK WaR9i aNirf wac ili tongues
slc0t 90. Gingctfcca y; hGittafs tps tpusfa
3 7b@aN, ieldgs 1aa2 ~ duu1leKNes g5fs
"; ncek. yoheg bc2 aoi pillow eeans aonsbsi
pillow hAnaius 7bat2 fQ
Nais--s n keg, bhsia igd burden hpYge shoe
per Reg, 20, fcTkine do O. w, Milkei DO a.
Burden mnlr Gaa Northwestern hvisf shoe
malta, No,4 b0s, NOD 500, No = 3q, M 2let
No, zoo 'u4ak0sH No. 40, M. J 1be, M y
22c No. 20e, No 4 lpci Ausable 90 Ne.t ne,
No, D 2Bc. No. y eIo. No. z 1885, No. ~.
Misgellnncoue--1ruce chainA 10 psr par
i0c pl0w eingictrces per dor Z ~; ploM fqubls-
ttefs per dor D O0l stock bells 10 pr cent er
door locks rs ton 0Ji wood screws W SUD ~
pcr cent ~ !. y case door hntA 20 End y pT
cent on cur and tinned taciA 70 POI crnt on
coffee mills ~ per cent N blind hinges % hpi
10 per centpf carriage Dolts i9And X pr etlgs
OH iplow b0ite 70 per cont OF piece IN WatH ~
pcr cent on deep stamped ware ~ pereeHtupi
bhail0W stamped ware ~ per ceAt OF,