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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

Cape Rozier.
There are number of cases Of scarlet fever
among the children in school distrc. No.
!, and the school which commenced last
week, has a smaller attendance in con-
sequence.
Mrs. Phebe Austin, one of the oldest in
habitants of the place, died on Sept 8, aged
about eighty-ive years.
Brig Fidelia, from Bangor for Grenada,
stopped here last Wednesday, and sailed
again next day.
Sailed Sept. II, schooner Lydia NJ.
Webster, Condor, for Portland.
The drought for the past four weeks has
been the worst that was ever known about
here, and the soil will not recover from its
effects for years. rhe wells are all dry, and
many of the springs which were never
known to fail before, have given out entire
ly. People have TO haul their water for
washing, and in some cases, have to take
their cattle from the pastures and drive them
long distance, once or twice day.
Sept. Is. VIEW.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
Corinna's Owl Club.

Corinna boasts of society Of ladies who
meet each week and spend an hour in read-
ing from Homer and other authors, at pres
ent reading from Shakespeare. This society
has been organized little more than a year,
and held its reunion Saturday, September I,
at the home Of the president, Mrs f. f.
Sprague. After the guests had assembled
and spent a short time in social converse,
collation. was served. Letters ofregret were
read from absent friends unable TO be pres
ent, the most notable of which was the one
from +. F.. Hale, ID. D., Of Bos on. who is
an honorary member of the Owl Club.
Toasts were given and responded to in the
following order, Miss Marie Morse, toast
mistress The Owl Club, "Esto Perpetua,"
Miss Currier; Our Guests, "Semper Graft"
Mrs. Macomber Dish Washing and the
Classics, Lies extremes Sc touchent," Mrs.
DR.. Merrill; The Invincible Seven, "Beatg
Memori9,' Miss Gardner Our Male Co.
operatives, "Damnant quod non Intelligent"
Mrs. Dr. Porter; E. E. Hale, our honorary
member, "Emunct9 naris homo" Mrs.
Sprague Our Emblem, "Sapunta melior
est auri," Miss Morse. Again repairing to
the drawing room, odes were sung, and
poem composed for the occasion was read
by the author, Miss Marie Morse. The
first reunion of the Owl Club was decided
success, and we trust each year may find the
numbers increased and the club prospering
as We gather at the yearly reunions. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
How the Old Man lost his Satohel.

An old man carrying corpulent satchel
disembarked from the "City Of Cleveland"
one morning this week. and started on his
way uptown. At the corner Of Water
Street young man in glasses rushed up TO
him, seized him by the arm, and exclaimed,
"Ah my dear Mr.. pumpkins, what an un-
expected meeting"
"Nery unexpected, very said the old
man YEARLY. "But my maine is Sagsby,-
John X. Sagsby, of Bucyrus, Ohio"
"a thousand psrdons,' said the stranger,
very much mortified. "You are the very
picture of him. What a misfortune to be
so near-sighted ~
"Don't mention it," replied the old man,
adding to himself as the spectacled gentle
man disappeared around the corner, "Same
old game"
AT the corner of Water and Superior
Streets a clerical looking gentleman, with
whiskers, grasped his hand warmly and ex-
claimed, "ls it possible My old friend
Sagsby of Bucyrus. 1t must be y
The very same" replied the old man /;
land you-why, you are Sam Jlmson, sure
as guns" and the old man, setting down his
sa,chel, slapped him on the back with cor
dall,y which loosened his back teeth.
"l-l-that is--yes, Of course" stam-
mered the sid. -whiskered gentleman. And
how is dear old Bucyrus getting on ?"
Bully" replied the old man, taking the
others arm with a grip that made him
vince. And just to think that YOU are
Sam JImson. that used to come and see nv
sister Maria years ago"
"And Maria, how Is she doing ?" asked
n. ,,,., g ,I 900,
panion of my boyhood days"
dead" replied the old man in a choking
voice. dead and gone"
dead ?" cried the other, taking out his
handkerchief and swahbng his ewes. NO,
no. 1t cannot be, Maria dead How in
expressihly sad, Cut down IN her blooming
womanhood ike a tender flower. Pardon
my excess Of grief. When did the sad event
take place -
"Let me see, said me old man tightening
his grip on the others arm. That was in
the spring Of 'G2. She was just two years
and three months old the day She died.
Cholera influtum was what did il. Gu,
down. as YOU remarked, IN her blooming
womanhood like tender IL
Ill CUES, I'll have TO leave You now"
said the gentleman of the s'dc-whsKers.
struggling to get away. II have all ap-
pointment across the river"
80 have L. said 'he old man, land on
the way We'll talk about that 50 iuaaei
YOU when you came up TO Cleveland.
Haven't got il with YOU ?" Well perhaps
that policeman across the street yonder WI.
lend Il u YOU, Suppose We
But just at th., point the c,er.cai-!ooking
gentleman slI,ueI rri # his coat r,! gUfl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
The Formula for Telling a Girls Age.

Girls Of a manageable age do not like to
tell how old they are but you can find out
by following the subjoined instructions, the
young lady doing the figuring. Tell her to
put down the number of the month in which
she was born, then multiply it by 2, then to
it add 5, then to multiply it BY so, then to
add her age, then to substract 365, then to
add lis, then tell her to tell you the amount
she has LETT. The two figures to the right
will tell you her age and the remainder the
month Of her birth. For example, the
amount is S22; she is 20 years old and was
born in the eighth month (August). Try it.
Chester Nescs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

loo Doses One Dollar is inseparably con
nected with Hoods Sarsaparlla, and is true Of
no other medicine. A bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla contains 100 doses, and will last amonth,
while others viii average to last not over a
week. Use only Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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punch" once told droll story of
man who, being suddenly raised to riches,
exclaimed, in the fullness of his satisfaction,
80 that | could stand in tine road and see
myself ride past in my carriage"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

Professor looking at his watch: "As we
have few minutes, shall be glad to an
swer any question that any one may wish to
ask" Student-"What time is it, please p"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

In pursuance of an order issued sever
al days ago Comptroller Trenholm Friday
fined five national banks 800 apiece for
failure to return reports of their condition
within the time specified by law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

Prince Alexander has notified the Gar
Of his abdication of the throne of Bulgaria
This action is looked upon as the beginning
Of serious stage in the Bulgarian question.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

A phenomenal base ball pitcher, who
struck out twenty-seven men in recent
game, says the secret of curve pitching can
be learned by watching a woman trying to
hit hen with a stone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

tHcE1H rIRtC-oET-
CoSGREGATioNA Preaching Al IL 80 A sabbath
scboo 81 II - 4 n. EVcnH. Service a. 80 r..
BAFTI>r-> Sunday school at l1ts L. VI services al;
10 and 7-l3 fravef Meeting >1ay ev'lin4 a. 90
FHEF BsFTfsr-Frgschinz al l"-s A VI sabbath
School immediately follow lug maFuinG services
USIrAAIAs.Church service at L. ~ = and Sunday
Schoo!Ai II - 4. v.
CArHoLIc.-rroAehine At 10 o.ScAx sAbbatA Sehoo. at
3Ps
kETHopisT. Preach Hg 81 1V 2. Prayer Meeting
Sunday ~choo ~ a. p. n.
UsIoS TKxrERANCE MEE-TSG Every sunday at 5 80
p. at Peters HaI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure
Cod Lsyer OIL, With HypepAssph,se.

In General Debility, Emdcidtion, Coasump-
tion and Wasting in Children,
Is a most valuable food and medicine. 1t
creates an appetite for food, strengthens the
nervous system and builds up the body. It is
prepared in palatable form and prescribed
universally by Physicians. Take no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

Mr. Ruskin is so much better that his
friends are beginning to hope that he will
be able to finish his autobiography.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

A smart boys composition on babies
reads: "The mothers heart gives 4th joy
at the baby's lst 9TH"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

The funniest thing isn't frog. The
man who said it was never had seen fat
woman try to run.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
BllIOUSNESS.

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iogs eiarrhOa, q languid,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23

q. 4 E-Wu II II Ricf PosT NJ ar-First and Third
ndAy ~ each month except Jln,- July and August.
~AsH i rns-ts only on FIRST Monday
wnxAS'> RELET CaE>-Erer1 fr.ay afternoon az {!
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CHRONIC --..-& 5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
L. A. Wyman, B. G. E.

All matters in land surveying promptly attend
ed to The taking % l-cyc- and all work Of =
general Ciyu Engineer character done with neat
ncs- and dispatch. Titles looked up In a thorough
manner ofice over Brady's store, state street,
ElleW orth. Maine. 6m0s.G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
staple Dry Goods.

Professionalism printa, new styles, 5lci AZ
lone fancles 63ci American, 9icj Arn mot 99fSi
C0neatoga SO; Dunkirk sc; Dunnell-Jac-
quards 60; Dunnell-satines 5lci Sl9ncester
5lc Hamilton staple styles bsej uartel otci
Lodi tici MANCHESTER 5le; raciae nlei sq 1,n
finish 5lc Windsor SIC; fancy pinke 5ici
slater solids flci Peabody solids oaci Berlin
solids SIC; Durham solids llci Victoria black
HafIaayy Brown sheotins-AtIantic a. 5Iei
Albany A A 4-4Gic; Atlnntic a a 44Gci Clifton
OC Ci.4 60; Lawrence Lis4-4 Ole Rutland q
Z "a dc; Tam O'Shanter "a blci Chapman
"a &c Belfast Il a. bic, Rose Valley - lci
First Prize - &C; Argyle - oAci BUSY bee
Vide Brown sheotlng-Ioweli 1914 1870 PEN
broke 1914 lac; Monhdnork 1904 lSici Lancaster
1914 isc; Pepperell 10 2lci Boston 1913 23ei
Wide Bleachai sheeting--2O.4 Boston e5c /;
1914 Peppercn 28o; 1914 Pembroke z0ci 1914
MonadnOrk iglci l0,4 Lowell iee 1913 Lock
wood 24c; 81 Qninnebarry scj o. Pembroko
Golored Dneks-Monlaup D sio; Boston s.oz
l0ie; Everett II - lie; Petuxent l0'oz lZlci
Eagie brown lici Warren mills lac.
Misunderstanding A q a lie; Arasapha ~
tc; Cornwall Il SIC; Whittenton 600 l2ci Glen
Riddle 70; Lewiston SO-ineh nlci ocean olci
Hickory strlpes--Extra stout. blue or brown
91ci Mechanic, blue, SIC, Jewott cry ~ ROCK
River blue aud brown, sci Eagle, blue Stci Un'
fhkNllit "A eli AolhHlDihu olbs
,Cinphams-Zephyr &c Piunket nc: Glasgow
fancies &c Glasgow dress styles SIC; brighton
iiIc; Earlston SIC: Scotch l}ookfold SIC, York
cheek 10; slatterviile checks 7lci Nubian dress
styles sic; Argyle staples slci Bates fancies &c
LochlOmond 10,
Jinseys--Cumberland lilcl Calumet lOcj Pair
play I8c; Imperial lsci GenevA lhcj Adriatie
l2I &: Bradford l2lc Clifton SCI WiDdsor DC.
Jeane--Kluyyer &c; AbboltsfUrd lie, Tele'
araph i5c; Coyington lac, Polaris l7lcj Hoosier
roc silver Peak 25c; GLAND 27c; Texas Doe
skin 20; Great Southern SIC; Humboldt sic;
Canonicut Docskin 3oc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

HH
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. Jan il.--Flour-steadyi
KIM So 1913 ~; family fS 25dS 40, choice TO
extra fancy s. 1904 a.; patents 50 O1db iO
Wheat Hirly active and higher; market
o"rned ira'd n higher. hut lost tte advance I,
this was subscaucn Is recovered d further
urday, ~ which figure the market closed. :
No r j cash, 9 C, January, WsU9lc, Foh-
rnary, notwithstanding W94l March, gsfG MAY,
0i6 oW4 gS2 closing At QSI aSac bid.
COn--N ~ dun and loir bctt r; NO, . mixed
cash, Sac; January, $50 oSic, closing at $50;
February Nic bid; May 3Bladic, closing ~ SIC.
Onts-Nery Gull and hrni No. mixed cash,
29lc bid; May, ne BID.
Provisions.
Cornmcal-Quict but stronger at 81 7h0l 80.
Whisky--ste ,dy at s. 10
Mool-Qnlet and ca y; tub washed 26d3lc;
unwashed lIG24c; r"Nas wool luo2Ac
PrOVi'i ns In good demand ana frmer.
pork-llighcr at $40 90,
Lard--ij 9IdB 10.
Buik Meats-LOose lots long clear s. 10; short
ribs IS 20, short clear 50 80. Boxed lots long
50 3Il short ribs s. 5Odb G2l short clear % 70
Bacon. Long clear 81 62lo5 05; short ribs
s. 49, short clear s. sIld5 20.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wheat-Weak and lc lower
COrn-Nonhnally unchanged.
Oats-tirm AMI unchanged.
LIVE sruCN
Cattle-Roceipts 1850. shipments 500; active
and strong, ihd20c higher; shippers huying
free ly from 81 6jG6 10 for fair to good; choice
would bring 80 25G6 so; butchers steers So 30
"a so; cows and heifers s. J0d3 10. stockors
and feeders s. 50d3 %.
HOgs--ReCslpts 27OO; market firm on all
grade at 81 60d4 10.
Sheep-Rcceipts 400 shipments 200; market
strong and highe good to choice 50 1jG4 bJi
common to fair - 25d3 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

Ment-sugar cured MANS lole; sugar cured
breakfast bacon Sc, short clear bacon osoi
short clean dry salt blc. 40. ~ n
Figh-MgckeIei, 10. b kits. No. ! 9Oc; No,
soc: half bbls No. / 5 90; No. oOi dried
herrings per box l0c cod fsh 0c.
IArd-Iierees 7e; 90 ID cans 7lci 20 b cans
7sc 10 d Cans lioi ), q cans lsoi cans &C.
sugar-Flne powered bbls. s4c' 90 nan, Dds
DC, cut loaf SIC; graduated standard bci
Louisiana granulated 15oi stanaaIq a aSi
sholoe white nc; Louisiana y C. 'FiEc'
Rice-Iouisiaua 81 10 Sc new.
salt-(,oure. In bags, 25GI 40; fne IN bags
-; lake, 81 hat hoop barrels, z So' poGke's
2f@ec. 49,. ,,.,.,. a.,
Bicarbonate IN kess AS3ei niea tro ~ "
cases 58c; lump sal soda IN Kegs 25g<aei BIi'nn'
lated sal soda 10 80 lb drums 80.
MoIasses-Choicu Louisiana bOa5jc (neW
crop); fair 70 good &c core syrup SOc- ,
Coffee-Rio ialr glai0c. prime lWg nc
oaoice Illal2o; Laguyra l2sGi java 2Vc' 1oiu'
en- Rio l2lc: Pea Berry l2aalSe,
Pickles--g- gal palls mixed pickles ! ~ glass
PINS 10, glass quarts 10 Eiass nan GAL o W.
glass gal. 4 Is glass hex gal. %
warming paper--Rag and straw - % lhc,
snufi-iiArretts q on. u - per case = o. p ~
l.oz 8 IS; Ralph's Coz. 10 15i l.oz- -oi s-o1
90; dental on. 10 on i'oz. o9 n,..,
Canned GOods-Pricee per dozen; flhe ap
ples standard. 81 S5I peaches, standard, = hs.
sa. ms, 25Gf 2 sos seconds. as, ~ lbs
/ KS tomatoes, standard, bs, ] 90, seconds,
Ibs rs .; green corn ss rs tvSa 10,
oysters, fuii weight. % 10 10 lF sn.
y3e,ght. I n -; o -, salmon, n J Oi
n -; msekerel D Mcai ". aaIelnesi
American, 4 90 easel imported, u ~ case straw
hsrries > h 60; black6erriee l 26i green cages
-; eagle condensed milks2o.
Soap-2 I5d4 30 per case;
H.cQtnR-llR standard llAci u D no.
rio.r nRest patents IS per 100 BIS; hnif.pat
net rs per 100 ms; third grade SoV Per NV rs
fourth grade % per 100 ns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

saddles--RAised stamp California 40 O0a75 01i
plain California Is o0Mb0 %; loose cOru6,
tree Is 00G80 90; tied cOrns Of Austin, Tex
10 O00ls 90 full rigs 50al2 90; rigs, black OF
0ilcd, 6 cool 90; side eaddies oO110OO.
Pockets Pockets 0o@2 b0i Llama goat BOA
20.
spars-Eureka nickel with straps 75i In.
dianola 10.
Team Wallpaper doz. 5 90 70 ID 90; CURTIS per
doz 8 90 10 2l 90 breast strapa with sides and
snaps per dOz. 90 10 ~ 90 Hlsrrup feathers, all
sizes per doz. Oc 10 ~ 90; grths per dor. 70 u
10 o0 halteTs, web, per dor. % haiters, leather
10 ~; pistol holsters per ncz % 70 10 co.
cartridge belts per doz7 SO to 10 20 name styapf
per doz l 20 10 80.
scotch whang- eewed II SOL heavy sondrim split
and duck 4 10.
Eames--IIook No. by case per doz 3e5i
hook No. BY case per dox. 3 10.
Chains 50 70 lbc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
b,TAL RAILWAY WRECK.
t,ruction Tram Jumps the Track
a Two Men Killed.

k,ruction Tram Jumps the Track
Two Men Killed.
20 the Gazette.
Enc,NA. TEX, Jan. LA construc-
I'm on the Texas & st. Louis rail-
,hile backing up to PowelPstation,
k,ine miles east of here, jumped the
nothing but the engine remaining.
'boose and cars took fire aud We're
b.
4 HOLLAND, bridge boss, who had
triyed 10 90 to work, was Killed.
1pATToN, one of the bridge gang,
n from near st. Louis, was also
by flat-car falling on him after he
n from the train.
4 BAKER had his shoulder crushed
so badly injured internally that he
kobsbly die. He leaves a wife and
kildren In Taylor county.
. conductor and another employe
Rslso considerably bruised, but not
4. The dead bodies were Brought
rs city tonight as were also the
Eed men, who are now receiving
M attention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
SNYDER.
,o Itave New Court
c'p .,"y.e other No'es.

"a Have a Ne" eo"'
s,ouse other No'es'
,ondse T,y Jan. THE commits
bER, M Ssld A called meeting yes
coa l'r VIZ 10 build court-aolse
, sa The court also i ap sell tSe
i s,snn commissioners 70 SCI, .,,, ny
NUN lands Of Scurry county,
scn0u .,ocklry county. The lands
" " an a boomlet OF her own Jusl
w. 81, y "a are Ave residences IN eo 'i
I ne,g and real estate is taxing
struc.'o .,dsncy. Jas. II. Lundy, III
Rara 'e ,i,h bis brother and AZ b
tl9 ,,,,m m has purchased survey
4 III north Of town, and WIZ lay
u lu so,rn lots. which will beplaced
Hnp W W, IN about two weeks.
rl ,,r,n n f. Powell and Sam
4 Srninra,lo, James II. Luhdy OF
/" Lnpdv of Paris and A. b.
Y Sa,nsryilie. ILL.,, have been stop
\ NH az IN town ON business.
N wv limitations have been llled qn-
n n I days resolution oil tne NJ
nluv n is generally regarded as
uiee snrt limitation, and there is
4 d AZ nt q memorial for It's repeal.
il .So y, are still increasing in num-
sV ,nyersst Prof. Skinner and Miss
lu'oi nrovinr themselves highly
III ,, srs society hourishes and the
uoo n ,yitb the hoe is clearing his
10, ,cbes IN this county now, and,
4 ~ rauchman sows, too, that he
~ iced for his stock in the future
p we are told that farming Is a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
Err A GEORGIA MURDERER.
o. Escaped Prisoners in "a swamp on
the Savannah,

~ Escaped prisonersin swamp on
the Savannah,
FNEsBoRo, GA, Jan. IL A special
slas Just returned from the swamp
savannah river with Jerry Tabor,
me escaped prisoners, who was
4 wounded in the effort TO cap.
NM The escape from Jail
kace at O'Clock Wednesday morn
IRE was kindled on the second
e. mole burned through, by which
.'sonefs escaped, BY means OF an
~ me 'front.' door was broken open.
}sarvlh, the murderer of Bin Hank
was heavily ironed with chain
nls neck aud made fast to the cen.
ll's cell Deputy Sherin Zorn, as
ne learned OF the escape, sum
\ posse and went in pursuit. Last
louhu William Garvin ans sever
n comrades camping in the woods
sgehty miles from this place.
AON vas made and MIR. Zorn was
R'onaged with blrd-shOt In the leg
d y me officer brayely made all
q secure Garyin, hut failed, the
VIZ aaIa and the woods too thick
~ eIectual pursuit OF the escaped
~, ~ rms morning Tabor was ar
4 a''. no. frozen to death and bleed
: W. rae wounds inflicted the night
M a'e swamp is in a bend of the
a assH y guarded on the land side
n J, ~, ana Us the Savannah is swollen
4 , 4 9anSs Gsryin cannot escape and
'0Aoiy be frozen to death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
fectlopers' 4 slae liIeo, standard a dlo, gran

feclioners eia6 II -leo; standard A GO; gran
uiated SIC.
Rice--in fair demand and arm.
Iurpentinc-nul at 5sn.
Purk-Firm; mes SlO U1a ~ 30.
Lard -tuiriy active, spot ~ ~. January 50 81
a6fai February ~ iiat47 March IS b0dG 81
LIVE STOCK
Beeves-tDc eipts. Including sew. nty I've ear
loads OF export steers, weri 370i head. making
900 for TIE week, Moderate offerings and a
belief tha, arrivals for the next few day. must
be light strcug hCncd the market, and the
yards were cleared at an advance ~ o cents
Very common 10 prime Steers sold az g tOd6 90 ;
extra and premium sold 1T 81 30ad % old. dry
cows sold AZ fB uOag IS
shcep-Rcceipts i4,7tp head. fairly firm at
Iull price, with ale of poor to prime sheep at
81 00d5 90; extra aud premium al 70 70 d6 w. aud
poor TO fancy lambs ~ :, 50da SC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

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