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Images courtesy of the Hobart Historical Society.
Fortunatus Daggett, Jacob Wolf, Jr., and Milton Wolf all bought three yards of hard times. I assume it's some kind of textile.
Lest we think that "hard times" is useful only three yards at a time, in comes Myiel Pierce to buy ten yards of it …

… but on the next page, there's three yards again, going to Philander Sprague.
And just below Philander, a Daggett (Fortunatus?) buys some dog mittens. I'd like to pretend those were mittens for his doggies' paws, but a couple of entries on other pages make it clear that this store sold mittens made from dog hides.
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