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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
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Evp til 6Ormono 8IDtbe al ben repus
kltanitt GentroltOmite, / bpiltet ban
ktrrGr, at ban life unoer up0en Sn'
Ftrnci1br0 pil moota9e Domination III
EisngaIs.
\ Gn Ganptrnit. aopitaliiter fra
|ejOur Gttp, Soma, % Often bar facet
Eiliagu ON Rst til en- &nnnloei. 8las
FRr .r Of crane en- Sauul fra Wisioilri
EIoom UeO ct 8untt, 5 gtil ~pueriOr
|Ft @oint, s. MiI t~OcrsOuer 9aubet,
ia at oen nomutoer i Siour 5looeu.
EnTSten meO Oenne 9nual er at Itaiie
Frp'rait til en- eIcttrjit 9pS' % Sraft.
Citation til at CplDic Sipur Gitp, gltror,
N'oa 9Th, Glt YoInt, Danltou % on.
frs Sgcr, til at laoe Storage Yatterier
3 9oe 8rait for mlnore 6abritsanlGg,
'aceIiOm til SiOur Gity Street Gar
nGr.
vi 8nmmel &eterau, @eor9c
Eod'tt fra Goair County, iit iorleben
h Sujlt, ION ban bauoe baarct poa /
NdF, ta8ct no al SOueoet. Opera.
l'n'n 'orlpb bcloia, Og Sadett ioler
M Ion8t beore tilpns.
eo0rr Griutnino. ep9smaal er
fn'o3t Oeo &etten i Dubuque MOB Obi.
Fa8o @rtat @eitcrn 8ancn af Qelure
"nFer 10. iOr $l7.OS5; Stanoaro
SAnS'r &c. for $2S,O48 % Quuiia
Ea0 Tor $4,000 for lab, fremfulot
70 Den tore StOubrnuo i sunni. ala.
''a' poaitaor, at Sloen OpItOo pco Ell
Snif ira ct Qofomutiu.
t0rlOnnoen. @ult $ Buffer, Ct.
'aSE'5monO ira Ace 8iitrift, III Se.
Y~' az Normal Gulleset / Seliuein,
$0'5oo9 ipOrICit fOripunben. San
f''H 9'iet til 6ajrbunt os ienere bar
.aa MET 0ort ira BAN. Iosen @runo
" 9anS 6OriOinOeu tjenoes lite.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
WtisiUuri.

6ienopta9er Sriitcn. Gn al Nie'
o~rin9baus 3lnplabeuGrters Wtgller ueo
ct. 2Ouis 9ieHoptOs fOrleoen 8riiten,
uufbnngis al Amalgamated Associa-
ton Of Iron and Steel Workers, meb
Ell NeoiGttelie al 9snnen rs psf. 5or'
eningens Nteolemmer iD9te at binore
~9luiHttclien af tteslluiOusmRno, men
nogen 8plo bleu life anpeuot.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Connecticut.

SD9c Offers. NpIis bleU en- Gel
Stuoeuter fra @eilepnn College /
Miooletou ipse Of 3pfus, efter at be
baooe oelta9et / en- 8antet, oeb bUilfeu
Der blep i~eroeret raa Offers. 20 al
Dem er ieuere ogoe. Gn llnoeris9elie
at Siterien, Der bar taset fra Banter /
Guinnipiuc 5Iooen, Nor uolpbet al en-
Nflgbsrenoe, bar oiit, at be pur sli'
tiae.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Ne 10 Dor.
Observation-Disclosures / New .

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Neiu Yort
peouarer. Sra Streitsrnes SjGlpetontpr
uobeleS Der baslis 5goeparer meaem
be ioriultue Manb, &uinoer % Bsrn.
Nosen uoiist til. at Streiten ital blipe
bila9t, err Der enonu life.
Sub. Den alminbell9e Snteresie
/ 8Onosubitebelieu % bet muli9e Sp'
tiDb braste fprleoen bet &vgte uo /
New YOrt, at @ulo auerebe itoo oper
Bari, % at insen oiblte. bupr bsit bet
uiloe 9na. 9eo 5~Oreipsr9iel hos Here
8ensebanolere, bite bet fig imiolertio,
at Sa9eu bar blepen opsrorepet. 5irs
maet gtesHn9e, Colgate e. SO. ertlG'
reoe, at be bar pili9e til at Itaife Sub
/ minore Netg6 til cit balu BrUcent.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

General, 8 gfap McGormid; Score
tary of Common Wealth, Grnnt Rees
Der; Gsiurance 8ommisiar, Sames
9ambert; Adjutant General, Thomas
c .efuart. gol. lambert, iom bliper
Insurance 9pmmisiar, er os bar !
flere gar parst pplitiif &eoottsr al
Philadelphia Press.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
6 pIprloo 0.
" Vs
Wil hpIhe fureorua.
Mnnprnar

gil bolbe 6preOrag. 0ausrner
g8aite bar b%eiluttet at gaa no paa en-
6oreorasstourne. Snn uil sj6re en-
fort 3ur | Seitea, ipr bans 2ermin
%uDlpber, % bulOe fine igrite 6preoras /
ct. Spuis ben 1000 % 20oe Ropember,
% oerefter tager ban til Gblcaso. See
mere pil ban bolbe 5oreorng / Often.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
VDrO~ Carolina q.

Gn Satolif. 6Or igrite Sang i
Statens SiitOrie er eli antOlit bleuen
ualst til 3Ommer i Stntsns SGjeitsret.
Zen poagi9loenbe er 8 9 8 &Obius
ion, ben Notwithstanding &au'
bioat for Galeigb 3iitritt. Get ii8es
o9ioa, at Nr. 8obiuiOu er ben igrite
antotlt, Der n~O0eniinoe bar belleOt ct
St0tsembeoe / Huro Carolina.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
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Gn soeIaggenoe Siorm biemis8te
5reons Gitermiooas 8pen Weriolan.
Tinoen, leoio9et al Resn, anretteoe
betpoelis Staoe paa 8psninser, @i9r'
Der os Tr9er. Stormsn roieoe ogind
'lentt / Ome9nen, os bet ii9es, at Bpen
Netuton oeo alabama o. 8idsbur9
ganen, er blepen ieiet bort. I'll 3eles
grnforbinoelie err aibru0t.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

SrenulDffe. ct 9ran paa en- Si'
besrsn Of Soutberu Baeific ganen iOr'
ulptteoe icrleocn 9at benpeb 4 Nil ira
Gunice / GaIcaiien gnriib. 5prbsoe'
y.i ,.eup:, ...siiJ Or.s9t % Ylaifinis
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
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SOinefOleraen er MI taaet til Ggs
men OmtrIn9 Solicit os 5armerne miiter
3uIinOer al Spin. Strange 6armere
ila9ter ale fine Suin % i9l8er benz
for, boab be fan iaa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

niIten oeoelist %iaaret. lllptteu itpIoes
en- eler anoen Bandit, iUm bauoe aab'
net Sporfiit.ren, iaa 2ranet MATTE
lsbe al Sppret % iuuies.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

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,nm.r bper ensoss Horeen.
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.,,, Il War. msS Porto oa F'rrtte 90
ittH@I. y Var, ms0 Porto uben qpaiits 90
q 'F'a.s.gorsn" os ugee @s'en"m
1ts'' @r,rio, easr Ganmdrt, HsO granii.'.. sso
N''s1 tom foHsr trtra. ienees til bet saHls
ftS'D -r,, gatnadier fem bsriiaanbs'
.as' 7aa N", g,,,sf,. b. ANUNDSEN
DEBORAH, Iowa
psssrB B.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Gtnnip Ipanil /.

nor-elect SaitinSs bor Opta8et '~l9en-s
Meolemmer / fit aabin:t: .sJ
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24

but Of all the thinga that Addison did
there remains one pre-eminent creation
Which is his chief claim to immortality.
The Campaign" has disappeared ont
OF literature; Cato" is known only by
few much quoted lines; the "Specta-
tor itself, though work which mo
gentleman's library can be without, !"
dwells generally in q dignifled retire
ment there and is seldom seen on any
table but the Students, though we are
all supposed to be familiar with it, but
Sir Roger de Coyerley is the familiar
friend Of most people who have read
anything ut all, and tho acquaintance
by sight, If we may SO speak. of every
body.
There is no form better known in all
literature. His simple rustic state, his
modest sense of his own importance,
his kind and genial patronage Of the
younger world. which would laugh at
him il it were not overawed by his mod
esty and goodness. and which still snick-
ers in its sleeve at all those kind, ri
diculous ways of his rs he walks about
in London, taken in ON all sides. with
his right hand always in his purse and
his heart in its right place and always
familiar and delightful We seem to
know Sir Roger from our cradle, though
we may never even have read the few
chapters Of his history. This Is the one
infallible distinction of genius above
all commoner endowments OF all the
actors in that stirring time Sir Roger
remains the most living and real. --Mra
III. o. W. Oliphant in Century.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24

A London paper prints this remark.
able bit Of news:
''Even if English society hesitates be-
fore adopting the colored coats for even.
ing dress, America has decided 20 take
the step. At some Of the most fashion
able gatherings coats in clares color
and navy blue, with plush knee breeches
fastened with three buttons. black silk
stockings and shoes, with black buckles,
have been seen. So far Mr.. Ward Nc
,Allister has not been tempted to desert
the conventional. but he is believed to
be favorably disposed toward the limo.
vation."
While ON the topic Of mems fashions
it might be well to add that The Court
Journal says that there is "a fad oom-
ing on rather strongly" among English
swells Of the sterner sex ''for submit
ting the arm to the process of tattooing"
as IAN indelible device to affirm indeli-
BILE love-" The writer adds: ~
''But it will be there as an accusing
evidence perhaps in many cases Of .
past and no longer existing affection. It
would be much moro intelligent il the
hero of true love were to have gold
bracelet riveted tightly round his wrist.
It is foreign custom which Is being
largely patronized In England by some
men. Moreover. 1t may be considered
as q voucher for being the possessor Of
little superfuity Of gold-and even
some rainy, unforeseen day may come
In useful when filed of.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24
souroes and sums Of Orleans Legacy.


Most OF tho fortune Of the Comte dc
Paris came from the Duchess Of Gal
liera, who in dying left him. as repre-
sentative Of the monarchy. rs, 600, 900
francs. Out Of the 45, 900. 900 francs
divided among the princes after the
Franco German war he received be-
tween 1000, 900 francs and 5000, 600
francs. It Is now estimated that his six
children will, after the Comtesse de
Paris has received her share Of the es-
tate. inherit 40, 900, 900 francs. The
Duo d d'Orleans. as head OF the family,
will have Immediately el0. 900 year
in addition to the allowance Of ca, 900
which he received from his father and
mother ON leaving the Ciairvaux prison.
He will also become owner Of the Cha
teau d'Eu in Normandy. the land
around which is being farmed on the
English plan. and. which is very pro-
ductive ns we'll as stocked abundantly
with fiocks and herds The place 10
now managed by q steward Of great ex-
perience. The magnificent demesne Of
villamanrique, near Seville, will pass
to the younger brother Of the Due d Or
leans, who inherits the Montpensier
title. Paris Correspondent.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24

WHEN you want "good" cigar 90 to
the Postoffice. Ask for Csrmencita "2
fer" La Lerina "3 fer" or the best IS
fer" in town--Carl Dunder. Guaranteed
Eastern make.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24
Domestic.

AS her eyes rested upon the patient
figure of her husband her heart smotc
her.
Dearest. "
He started timidly, seemingly dis
concerted by her unwonted manner.
Dearest" she repeated tenderly.
those biscuits were better than mother
used to make.
He was silent, but as he finished
washing the dishes and proceeded to sew
a button on her bloomers glad smile
irradiated his couutenance.
A kindly word had lifted his buI den.
Detroit Tribute.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24

81 understand that the angels have
left baby brother at your house, ;" said
Uncle Charley
II dunno" replied little Ben doubt
fully. He's red enough to have come
from the other place. brooklyn Life.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24
The Kind II Was.

Loving Wife-But. my dear. why
do they call it stag party?
Fond Well. You see, my
dear, there's generally little game Of
some sort there. New York World
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24

Cobble--Granger told me the other
day he got an elegant suit for only SO.
Stcne--Grcat Scottl didn't know he
was married. --Clothier and Furnisher.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-24
FOR FALL AND WINTER
Gents Furnishing Goods
WILL BE SOLD At
A GREAT REDUCTION.

Mems Suits made to at prices from $25 to $50
Mems Trousers made to order at prices from 81 to SO
READY MADE CLOTHING MY PRICES WILL BE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
MOVEMENT At INTERIOR TOWNS

GALVESTON WOOL MARKET
Galveston, Tex, Fob a. Special -
Wool Market closed dulL
sPiuN0-rwnLvE MouTuG cLir.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

raid, encouraged by the discharge today
Of a large number Of employees Of the
New York Central. and reports that the
most severe economy was being prdc-
liced In all departments OF the company.
This stock was first attacked by putting
out some sellers. sixty lots al II IL per
cent under the present price. In, the hope
OF bringing out some long stock.
Changers We're heavy. Sugar was
only moderately active. and iiuctuaied
within the limit Of 5-Sc. closing at the
same price as on saturday.
Reading advanced Use In the early
trading on Philadelphia buying, supple
mented by purchases OF board traders
based on favorable reports concerning
the progress Of the company towards
REORGANIZATION. Ii was announced that
the application would soon be male by
the receivers for leave to sell $4,000
OyO collateral trust notes In order 20 pay
od floating debt. which would dispose
Of one obstacle to the reorganization Of
the company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13


Meats-Dry salt, clear shorts, Sc bacon,
short clear. Dc: bacon bellies, 10 lie;
dry salt bellies. Dc; medium hams,
lie: large hams, 10 1-2c, small hams,
IL l-2c; breakfast bacon, l2c,
Lard-Compound, Z lie; pure Leaf
o lie.
powdered, barrels, . Lac; powdered, halt
barrels lie: cut loaf In barrels,
8 Lie: cut loaf. In half barrels. b Lee
fancy yellow clarified, 4 3-Se. prime yell
low clarified. 4 lie.
Coffee Arbucl.e's Ariosa,, 2ie;
Midland. 24e; Lion, 2iei Alaroma'
q eirt Sf's' eoifee-By the saek, cool,
22c: choice. % lie; fancy, 3e; pea
berry. "a f-2c old government JAVA
2Tc. Mocha, &c,
Moinsses Barrel lots, new crop,
fancy sugar house, 40c; choice new CROP
per gallon, 35c; fancy syrup per gaibi9 9,
Boo; choice corn syrup; per EAliop' -'''
Cheese-Fancy. full cream, one u boa,
10 l-9c; two in box, 10 lie; Young
A ReeapsHNayy. 3 lie; Inns, 8 lie;
bayou 8 lie; pink, Lee black eyes
I Common. 3 3-icd3c; primo, &c;
choice. 3 1-2d6c; head rice. 9 lie.
Salt lsh-New mackGrel. medium No;
1, half barrels, 81 so; N9. =, l0ponn9
net kits, 81 10; medium No, 1, lu-pnuuu
moi Kits. 81 %: Goldfish bricks, lie, q,
Starch-Lump. 4c per pound: ! ana q
mound packages, per pound, -, "
pound wooden boxes. oe per pognhlj SV *.
starch 20 and 40 pound boxes. odO re-
Faultless, Gle; 1-pound packages " 'n'
TIckles-Barrels. medium. SO: half bar
rels. medium, s. 30; barrels, small
81 90, half barrels. small. n - ~
gallon kegs, $500; 0-gallon kess'
81 90; pinis. per d3zen. soe' ri p"adL os,
per dozen, l.25; half gahSSaa' RI r. NJ NJ
AEON. gal. per dozen. sou lmpst'ai'
{ gal. per dozen. SB,oO. r. .t.u mar
Nuts-Alinonds. new soft SMELL PEI
pound, 1920, walnuts, per pOun1 IL q ~. :.
/ large. 10 lie: filbefts, per pound 70.
| Brazils, per pound, new e,oHp' = No.
| pecans, new crop, 49, pSrros grand, s. ;
cbaise white. brass brand. &C; roasted
white, best quality. luc; - r.r
Dried frrlts--Iurkish prunea, per
mound. 6 1-2c; California. I've, ~,
bg-pound boxes. lie; California ~ ~,
1OOs, 25-pound boxes, 81 ~ u.s. ~
aprieois per pound 10 49, fboie, eyap-
GRATED applcs, 5O-pound boxe,, ~
nrime. 5npound boxes, u y ~
bound: cnrrants. in barrels &c Per P ,Iiinlil
currants. in boxes, &c per ponpa; an .ranSs
MIA raisins grapes. Lee a' Is. ssi'or
&c; citron, 1sc; orange psi 1Os nor
ponnd. 5O-pound boxes, -
pound: choice unpeeled California peaen'a
Preserves-Five pound pals On ~ , nosed
60 the case. per dozen; sp'ioi ~ ps1''1
kAnikirs, per pound, lOc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

i.s.i Ny hrse 'nstallment OF the TAPPING coll
~ OK portage stamps, hequeathed TO
M iu british museum in 1891 by the late
! limits n tapping, Esq, NJ. p. for south
lieice leiahiFe, has just been placed on
WV IN me Kings library. Mr.. Tanlino
N's coHecting Tor upward Of 90 wars snd
spene over 100000 on the collection nov
'alued Mt mure than twice tina. sum. Thcr.
Is only one other collection In the world
with any prctcnse to equal or snrnass n
Ihe small amount Of space avnilai,le a..
the exhibition and the eject az li,ht ~,
the specimens shown will nece,aitnte ,hs,r
being frequently changed.
p.i inose airegdy on view represent the
p'l'isn colonies In North America-with
tne exception Of Canaua-B uonos Ayres
ana the HawaiiRn Islands, and though
Few IN number illustrate in remarkable
degree both the value and extent Of the
collection from which they are drawn. the
method Of collectors and the danger with
which their path IS beset. Thus The II
stamps on single sheet, the first issue Of
Honolulu, are said to be worth no Iess
than 1900, while Of all most early issues
examples are shown in Eve or six different
shades OF the syne color Most OF nd
stamps, again, are unused, but on the other
hand in some cases indication Of use IL
carefully put forward This is noticeably
so with the half stamps, which have been
devised in order to create new valne.
To show that the collecting Of postage
stamps has also its humorous side we no,
tice on sheet V Of the New Brunswick
portion four 8 cent stamps bearing the
portrait OF the then postmaster general Of
the colony, Mr. Charles Cornell, instead
OF thht OF the queen. 1t is doubtful wheth-
er this stamp was ever issued. and IL Il
was most likely its life was a very short
one indeed. Then, on sheet V Of the New
foundland portion we have the Prince OF
Wales portrayed In 1860 as a Young man
of about 20, and on following sheet, IN
1868, represented as boy OF about &. after
the picture by Landscer.- Westminster
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
Cotton,


-hNAHlINbA - AAA@A wv
Special Dispatch.
New Orleans, La, Feb. u, -McIslroy
& co. say:
Futures. Silver improved 5-Sl to
30 l-S1, but this recovery had only
temporary effect on Liverpool. as that
market, after opening 3-Oi higher than
Saturday, finally closed barely steady, at
q gain OF only 1864 on tie day.
Spots were In moderate demand ~
unchanged prices with sales Of 10000
bales. Liverpool by rs course, evidenced
no attention to the bureau report, but
this, however, was not the unexpected,
The disappointing tenor Of that market
caused a rather quiet opening here al
Saturdays prices, but without any spec
The market gradually declined until we
close at the lowest Of tie day, after a
loss Of points, despite the fact that the
movement IL stlll small. Advices from
the interior indicate lis continuance until
we can have a larger speculative interest
IN the market or spinners show more In
clnation 20 take Void freely az present
prices. We hardly see therein any hope
for much, II any improvement.
Spots Eere We're Qlict and unchanged
sales aggregatinE 400 bales. Our New
York friends advise US that Disguised
longs have have unloajed freely there 10.
day, and tonthis, coupled with the fur
Their decline IN wheat " attributed TO the
weakness In that market.
Ports today received 1900 bales,
against 1900 bales last year, while The
movement to New Orleans tomorrow ~
light. being only 5000 10 1000 bales,
against 1000 year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
Produce.



by Associated Press.
New Orleans. Fob. ~. Provisions
Easier. Hog products, pork, 1890 lard,
refined. 9; boxed moaia dry salt shoul,
dors 6 III sdes, O IL; bacon, shoulders,
nomnni; sides Z 3-S. hams, choice sugar
cured. l0QlO "a.
Rice strong and active. Ordinary TO
good, 3 II,
Coffee Quiet, RIO, ordinary to prime.
II 1870 ~.
Flour-Qulst. Extra fancy, ". ESQ
2 90; patenia. 50 2D,d3 .2J.
Corn--Quint, No.2, mixed, A 1-2qpi5;
yellow, s5liA5 1-2 white, a.
Oats No. 2, sacked. 3Gl3J 1.2i Tex
as, rs.
sugar--Opcn kettle, atrong and adyanc-
Ing. Prime 10 choice, 2 3"3ia.ii fair 70
fully fair, 2 p-l0li2 ~; good common 20
common, 3.Sll1 11.1G.
Centrifugal -str0ng and advancing.
Choice yellow, clarified, 3 5-A; prime,
clarified. 9 1-2ft8 0-10. OF, clarified,
9 8.sa3 7-lG; seconds, LAS ~.
Alonsses Dull. Centrifugal, good
prime to strictly prime, 1pQml; iuferi-
or, 8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
Nv. FISK, M. D.
|Hendricks Building.
Y oat and save 1t for future refer


Sixteenth Century Gentlewoman.
nsd book published in the sixteenth
sad entitled THE Accomplished
hea Closet; or, Ingenious Gentle
Il Delightful Companion" it is
'lue"oman, being at table, must
|spkeepher body straight and lean
Wy means with her elbows, nor by
'ge'ure discover a vorncious appe-
~ nol when you have meat in your
~ DO not smaok like a pig, nor
Y ht spoonmeat so hot that the
.aa 10 your eyes, which is as un-
A'ee gentlevoman who pretended
4 = l1tle a stomach as she had a
e'lherefore would not swallow her
"A 1ocntul, but took them one by one
i,sin in two before she would eat
al'ery unseemly to drink so large
tfour breath is almost gone, and
~'t'd to blow strongly to recover
q :, y carving at your own table. dis
!, " =, pieces Arst, and it will APP
'pnvly and decent to use fork
70 piece Of meat without it,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

RsA-N-NA-f 'fOOllS.
. Vy,sters-une-pound, per doz.. poe: No.
= fl,s,l-A,aska, No. 1, salmon. per don.
~, Columbia river No. l salmon, per
S91; ~ 10; l-poud mackerel. prr doz
Stt'ssdi american sarlines, Lie, per case,
al-.Iu.
Meats-Potted ham, II pound, per doz..
81 npoi,sed ham, IL pound, per doz.
90; Vienna sausage. IL pound. per
lot', SID; Vienna sausage, l pound
pr doz.. - 10; clipped beet. IL pound.
per doz., 81 %; lunch tongue, l-pound.
per dog, y 5Oi clipped beef, pound
Negetubcs--r hrae-ponnd tomatoes
$40; 2-pound tomatoes. 81 90: 2-pound
corn. choice, 81. 10; 2-pound corn. fancy
" 30 2-pound string beans. DOc; 2.pound
marrowiat peas, 81. %.
California fruits--'lwo and one-half
pounds peaches, 81 90; . IL pounds npri.
cots, Si.s5; 2 IL pounds pears, So 90;
IL pounds plnms, 81 s.. > ~ pounds
muscat grapes, 81 50; . II pounds white
cherries, S2.I5; . IL pounds black cher.
ries, 81 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

Crackers-Anlmals, lie; Boston butter
&c; butter, &c; creams, lie; cracknels,
loo; cracker meal, Bc: oyster pearl, &c;
oyster excelsior. Sc; prctzels, BE: cream
soda, &c; snowtlakes, lie: soda, &c.
Cakes and Jumbles-E Eleven and one
Lalf cents; fruit, suliapn, l2c: ginger
snaps. lie; grandnA's cookies loo;
lemon snaps, he; waters, l5c; sugar
cookies, Toe; stage planks, Sc.
CSndies-Caramels, assorted flavor, 8
pound boxes Zoe; gnmdrops, A. H., as.
sorted llavors, 5-pound box, 4Oc; Japan
csc strips cocoanut flavor. 5-pound box
60c; rock, assorted and white. Csc :
French kisses, per box. 65c chocolate
creams, Al. zoe; lemon drops, frosted
per box. 65c; burnt almonds per box
zoe; creams, hand made, OOc; peanut
block, Toe; permit bag, per box, l5c.
lozenges, assorted CON. B-pound box.
zoe; marsh mallows, 5-pound box. 81 %;
mixed candies, pale, per pound. lie:
crystal cut, 6 SAC; II NJ creams. pals,
lie; stick candy. in pals, 4 lie.