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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

rOvisiOns. Provisions.
500 BbLs. CHOICE NEW MESS PORK.
500. 900 lbs. DRY SALT SIDES and SHOULDERS.
100 casks New BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
100 bbls Extra Prime and Rump PORK
500 boxes STAR CANDLES As, IS, Is, IS and es
500 bbls Family FLOUR.
200 kegs and tierces Leaf LARD
$50 bbls WHISKY, Bourbon Rye and Rectifed
For sale by
H. BIDWELL & CO.
~ 81 Sc Magazine street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

UTION-REVOLUTION-
In the prices of Dentistry. In order to meet the
demands ct those whose means are limit d. Droposn
TO insert sets of Artificial Teeth ut Sl5 and 81. Gold
Filings 81. Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
extract of the roots. .Aii materials which | use
Will be guaranteed aS to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of "Anes-
thesiea.'' a. T. MAL6NEY ID u $
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronlie st .
F9 ly New Orleans.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

u EMOVAL-THE GERMANIA NATIONAL
IL Bank has removed to No 1Ol Ca al street be
tween Camp and st. Charles streets New Orleans
Insurance Association Buildng) F96t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

ie doors will open at Garlic candle light which 4.
at $50 of We clocke, and We sounding of We n,u
~, sick will begin at $50 of ye clockc.
Tickets ana programmes can be had at Griswoid's
Harps and all other promne It stores and Offices
OF by appli to any of the members OF Mo.
reau Street Congregation Sabbath School
The Levec or Royal Street cars land YOU at the Hail
in less than 10 minutes from Canal Street
FLO III
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

There win be- given, under tho direction OF Priv
fessors WATTS and BEARDSLEE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

rHEESE-CHEESE-
1900 boxes choice Western CHEESE
200 English Dairy CHEESE.
200 Nutmeg
$50 Family Favori Q
For sale by EOYT g. WILCOX,
FL st 50 Tchoupitoulas street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

PROVISIONS. Provisions
1OOeOOO SHOULDERS.
$4,000 lbs. Dry Sailed CLEAR SIDES.
3o,000 lbs. CLEAR RIB SIDES.
| 5000 lbs. HAMS
Is casks Bacon CT EAR SIDES.
25 casks - CLEAR RIB SIDES
% casks SHOULDERS.
lOo tierces 5. {. HAMS, choice, canvased and
uncanvased.
90 boxes BREAKFAST BACON choice.
100 tierces LARD, refined, various brands.
200 kegs LARD.
leo half bbls LARD.
200 buckets LARD
$50 bbls. heavy Mess PORK
80 bbls. extra Prime PORK
40 bbls X d. CORN MEAL
200 bbls. FLOUR, all grades.
80 firkins choice roll BUTTER
In store and for sale in lots to suit by
p. A. FINNEY & Co
r = 81 10 Magazine street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

STONEWALL JACKSON HALL,
Elysan Fields Street near Charities Street
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18th 1875
A Grand Concert by the Old Folks,
In Aid Of the MOREAU STREET METHODIST
SABBATH SCHOOL.
Abundance Fifty Cents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

@ An atrocious murder
was committed in Rutherford
county, seven miles from Muir
frecsboro, between 2 and 5 o.
clock, last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Jarrett, an csti-
mable, youthful lady, wife Of
William Jarrett, was murdered
in her own home by means OF 4
small cord twisted so tightly a.
round her neck as to cause stran-
gulation. a negro man named
Jesse Woodson was arrested on
suspicion Of having committed
the crime, and locked in Jail
He will have his trial at the next
term Of the Circuit Court, un-
less it is deferred; provided,
the indignant citizens, if lis
guilt be established, do not an
ticipate the action OF that tri-
bunal through a reasonable ap-
prehension that the unwise ac-
ton Of the Supreme Court in
the Jordan Holt case will be re-
peatcd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

of the present year are a fitting
prelude to the great Centennial
celebration to take lace next
year at Philadelphia. They mark
a revival Of patriotism North and
South; and when the people OF
both sections unite in celebrating
events in which the ancestors OF
both bore an equally distinguished
and gallant part, a more kindly
spirit will be engendered between
them. With the accomplishment
of this fact, the country will a.
gain resume her place in the path
Of progress and 60 onward to pros
pelity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
Murder Most Foul.
From the Huntsville Independent.


Holman Leatlierwood, n deputy
It. S. Revenue collector, while in
the discharge OF his duty as such
officer, was most foully murdered
in Etowa county some short time
ago, by some p rson or persons as
yet not positively known. Mr..
L was looking after Illicit distil.
leries, and was last seen Oh lis
aay to Noogin's still house, and
very near TO that place. lie was
going to the still house with the
intention of putting stop TO the
illicit manufacture. He has new
er been seen since, and the reason
able supposition is that he was
killed by Marion Noogin, or some
one else at that still ho' Sc. His
horse was found some DAYS after
the man was missed several miles
from there, with saddle and sad
die bags on, and quantity Of
blood on both. The horse was
tracked directly to the still house;
and every circumstance points TO
that place as the place Of the muir
der. But the strongest part OF
the story is, the body has not been
found, although diisent search
has been made by the Sheriff for
many days with large posse OF
men. Wills creek has been drag
ged, the caves of the mountain
searched, and the still furnace eX-
amineG, but no trace Of the body
bad been found at last accounts
Five men have been arrested and
are now in Jail in this place, on
suspicion--F. NJ. Nooqin, Bedford
Noogin, Berry 0 Word, VIM.
Cooper and - Padgett. The
opinion seems to be general among
those who have heard all the cir
cumstances that one Of the Moo
gins committed the murder. The
truth will no doubt come cut in a
few days.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
The Grasshopper March

Everybody brings fresh ac-
counts of the progress Of the
grasshoppers. They march in.
millions and with more celebrity
than Napoleon's veterans. On
Tuesday they were in Missouri
and yesterday they were repor-
ted OH the eve of invading tie
soil Of Illinois. In few days
they may be expected in Indi-
ana: then Ohio will be laid waste
and next Pennsylvania must
suffer. The subject is very
serious one, and the fact that it
has become so is not creditable
to the people Of the states who
sat quietly down and waited for
the coming Of the plague. 1t
rs been limited that the Agricul-
tural Bureau at Washington
mighthaveproperly Investigated
the origin ofthe pests, and sug-
gested some remedy for them,
but that would be asking too
much. If the Agricultural Blu
reau has any other functions
than the printing of monthlyfe-
ports which are never correct,
the publication of large annual
volurses that are never read, and
the distribution Of worthless
seeds, which are never planted,
or, if planted never spIout, we
confess to being in ignorance
of the objects of its cNi>tancc,
and to unconsciorsly been gull
ty Of injustice to it for Il long
time. As it is, we know Of on
ly one way iii which the threat
ened calamity can be aycItel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

The following remarkable an
noupcement cones in dispatch
dated Mobile, Ala, June I:
The Circuit Court 81 the Uni
ted States met here this morning,
Justice Bradley and District Judge
Bruce presiding. No grand jury
being present, District Attorney
Duskin announced that he had
not asked for one, because, since
the last term OF the court, no ielo
ny or serious violation Of the law
had been reported Or returned By
any Commissioner of the District.
This District embraces all the
counties in which the arrests were
made by Hester ana Beach, last
summer and fall
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

THE july INTEREST ON THE
STATE DEBT NOT TO BE PAID.
Porter received last
Monday a dispatch from Comp
troller Gaines saying that he
would leave New York at 5 o.
clock p. M, for Nashville. He
had failed to make satisfactory
arrangements to borrow money.
He could obtain it along in the
neighborhOod Of nine per cent,
but the State could not afford
to pay more than SIX per cent
The July interest will therefore
not be paid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

~ Notwithstanding the
superceryiceable effort at eXpla-
nation to the country by the
Washington Chronicle, the oPin-
ion gains ground that Grants
letter means third term and
nothing else. The Washington
correspondent of the st. Louis
GIobe-Democrat, a through 60
ing Republican paper, states as
much plainly when he says that
"the southern politicians. claim
that it will result in his renomi-
nation. They say that the cmcr-
gcncies allu1Gd to in the letter
may arise, and, if they do not,
the probable course of the DEM
ocrats in the next House Will so
affect the people as to induce
them to continue Grant in Office
as a preventive Of trouble in the
future" This is plain talk, and
fully bears out the editorial
comment Of the Cincinnati En-
.quirer when it asserts that, "af-
ter more than a year Of labor on
the part Of the Republican par
ty to secure denial Of Grants
candidacy for third term, the ST.
lent man has so far departed
from his customary reticence as
to announce himself as Il candi-
date for a third term. He insists
that nothing but constitution
al amendment can prevent him
from becoming a candidate.
The President could not have
written a letter more Palpably
a bid for a denomination"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

esZ That a steamship should
be crushed and sunk by ice on
the 1st Of June, one hundred and
twenty miles southeast Of St.
Johns, Newfoundland, seems
incredible. But the steamship
Vicksburg, on its way from
Montreal to Liverpool, went
down amid the ice in the Arctic
Polar Current so near as that
to land, in latitude less than
fifty degrees, on the first day
Of summer, with eighty-cight
persons on board, only five Of
whom was known to be saved.
More than forty persons, with
the Captain, went down with
The ship. Nearly as many more
are believed 90 have persisted
in the boats. OF all the
; ccent disasters at sea, which
have been numerous and appal-
ling, there seems to have been
less OF human carelessness CON
nccted with this than any 9th
er.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
The Grasshoppers Gone.

A Kansas City, Missouri, dis
patch says: Our people are gener-
ally observing the proclamation
of Governor Hardin, and the
grasshoppers. in consequence, be-
gan their flight westward this
morning inimmeuse masses. and
are i'll flying. D,nSer is appre-
hended III Kansas from the num-
Der which have gone over the
border. Missouri will be free Of
grasshoppers tonight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
b. The initial number Of

@ The initial number of
the Tracy City 1finers and
Manufacturers Journal presents
quite a handsome appearance.
Its object is to set forth the
mineral wealth Of our State and
to encourage manufacturing
$500; published
weekly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
R The Gallatin Tennes-

ELZ@ The UaIIatIn IenneS-
seean understands that parties
in that place will resist the dog
tax as unconstitutional. Mean
while other oiks,sheep can't re-
sist the dos, constitutionaily or
otherwise.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

" Complaints have been
made to the Postoflice Depart
ment that a great many boxes
of grasshoPpers are being sent
the mails from the
Western cities.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

DS In an editorial on
Grants third term letter the
New York Herald remarks:
We shall be surprised if the
country accepts this as a salts
factory declaration from the
President. 1t is an evasive let
ter. It would have been much
better for his fame, and even
for the welfare of the party
which he proposes to servc,i if he
had not written if.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

The Athens Post, of last week,
reports that the army worms
have made their appearance in
one or two localities in McMinn.
and have destroyed one wheat
field and a field or two Of tim
Othy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

u The Commissioner of
the General Land Office has
granted an extension of one
year to all pre-emptors public
lands who suffer from the grass
hopper invasion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

"The report Of Henry Meiaes'
failure in Perm is denied. lie
merely cancelled his engagements
owing to complications with the
Peruvian Government
Modern finance and morals have
intro luced new terms hard to be
understood. What was once
stealing is now dedication, swim
ding is breach of trust. sc. For
one party to "cancel his engage
ments" without the consent of the
other, is probably another advance
in the ethics Of trade.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
Railroad Time Table.

II A letter from Arkansas,
received Monday night, reports
an abundant wheat harvest in
that State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17

~ Rutherford county re-
ports over six thousand docs for
taxation, al 81 each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-17
COEE tg3aGg see sEge

before buying elsewhere. DoE't ask fJj
time, for | can't give any. Mills I E.iic,
SauiIi OF. Fayetteville, on the turnpike. ]
will DO work there promptly 10 order, until
Imovc to town.
octI ~ ". Z. TURLEY.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Grtncringslife.
Marteossy crctninacr.

Gbitaao, Den l5be Wopembsr
Svees &c. 1 barb ST .t0i; 90.
si.tO; &c. i.07;; &eisetee s0.9i
Wilwaufce, ben 15be Mouembsl
Spebe go. sis; Barb 600; &c
2st.t0.
SctOrab, ben l6Se Mopembsr.
Spshs SIC. 1 barb, 5000.
&c. 1, so. 80
Nc. 2, Sc. SO,
Smsr pr. 30. 1875.
sgs pr. GnFn 20.
@sl pr. 100 Yune $500.
Galmar, rem 16be Nopembsr.
Spsss &c. 1 so ,00-s0,96.
@o. 2 1922.
Smsr pr. Bune POP.
s1s pr. Suitn 20.
Gioaewnb, Den l6os &Opember
Svs be, 99- 100.
9ps, 60-s5.
Smsr POS.
III, II.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
peeorab os 9mesm.
Zen l7pe Nocemtey

Gen l7pe NoreIiter.
Suns fld al pore Ibonnenter bar
ennnu inbbetalt I'm 8cntin9ent
paa "Ieccrabs Ypifcn," men mango
bar lrpet, baaps itriftli9 r9 munpt'
Zig, at betale, iaainart IreftninSen
o. Seitpleiuin9cn par oper. Den
lille Gum AZ $1,1O er funs Ell
ubetpbeli9beo fcr Gnfsltmanp, men
for cs sjsr Oct Ell IL 4 l4O0 Opl'
lars. 09r iaa mil at 9ipe Scg.
trpfferen, brab Sratrpfferens er,
% ri ital til 0ien9ielp forlese al
Fare Goer en- COB % interesiant
Mpis. vi bar / Qebet at 2 u1er
en- Wasie Hense at uDbetale, bpilfe
maa itaifeS %tilpeie, % pa pi / noe
ite u9e fal flptte, rS mep bet lam'
me forbebte port lrpffert, baaber
ri, pore Rreoe abpnnenter pil efter'
fomme benne renli1e Mnmrpnin9.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
IA. I'm 9Oitaften paa Cplanoet.

Oct ur en- Of Be iohs Gage Ssptsmbsr Maoneo,
at man paa 6aarcsn Berg psntsoe guifupen bism fra Se.
tsrsn. 0assn bapbe perst trapl for llnoerbneeien, Der
bapce pastel Sismtrsatursrue Sommersn opsr oe MI ben.
toe nm Nosritfommancsrsnos tilba9s. Sun bauos iturst
Wsltebooen. bsitrst 8ulpst msb bafht Britt % fat Be
rene WfsNterinsr tilrstts. Sun bauos last Streelie aus
8aaIsr os rift Sras snbusr 9af til @spriuessIie for
Be tr9tte 8lpr.
Wen bun mar Tor Ienss ioen ferbis. % MI bar alt
laa lille pa @aarben, Tom ON baaos Msnneitu % Opr
lpttshs ipGnot Sorpsntnins,
&lottsn git til 9, % man berte snbnu Inlet. Set par
%bGlmprft; tbl bet bar bpbets See, iaa at insen 9psnins
ira wVaanen a%ciprsbte ben tptts Saass, Der iom en- I'm
We9n la8os zig paa als @~isntanbe.
Wen bar bet mcrtt noe, ia uar bet bsto Ipisrs inoe
i bet itore &ieitsn. st fort 8aaI brenote paa Siorit,.
men % toihos ut itarfe Gin paa &cbbsr. % Bltiei laa
Be im~aatruises SuiterbrebsiOrmsr bintsbs nGitsn Tom tore
Stlsnsr fra bet 'Ortmalsoe Bret, bporpaa be bare benat,
| en- &ranos. Spr 5lbsn bang en- @rsbs meo Yot.ier,
% psS SiSsn, nsbs pua Glisn. fob en- &aifsfisbd % TO.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

hsnb,s Wanb. @0st sr rimslist Sor. al Zen 9ssn
men ri bao. BOG iaast Msnnsitsr % Se uiiabte bism, %
sr Der linen 8ubrOt. iaa pilos Den pHrst miunrs, naor life
Borbrre baube la9t nm @slhensHc TIL"
Gerpaa tGnbts MOr Berg after 9pct for fin Mano
90 git no &isttenst for at billie paa De Sism.Omns. %
bPrs bsrss SenosKr.
Spsrbubsien % Slstsrsuttsn bar benns often irita9ue
TOR at binbe 8rsaturerne ino be blepe bsbanblsne iom 9jr.
fr Os iao aIerecs ON 8orbet ~tiIissmsb be to &orIs, Der
bapes iulat Dem. Yaa 8Orpst ioo ct Cps, ct fort Sab
nso rp9snoe YOstsr. en- S~tssepunne paa en- Ssrnrins fpIot
mso ftsSt Sldt % en- Spcfum 8nfs for buer Yuion.
SatOb hob pso Chen % ioa paa. os iuo to9 ban fla en-
Yoiet al % til. msbsns Wor Berg bao Dem at 8iere Hs
tHeobe.
ga WaaIticst bar euot % 8ornbenrsn boltt, Iatts
&nut ns ben pao Stortsnstan;su. llastet ban bar lob.
berreb @nistst al @erst 90 ben bsns 8ufs, ia ipntss
ban bog, at ban often buoos 8st til ole Sicn,mets 90.
Der, oeiua Ssoen. % lao itulbs bet npbss altiammsn, ON
bet emo iueb @nii9tst.
SafOb bupbs itOr 0pit til at bsspnbs en- YasIar m,o
8nui. men SetsrbuoeiR iosos: "3u iaar saa os lesse Dig
MI, 8nnt! i8 tisnosr ben, Der par oppe ioas. for Solsn
ranbt. % iom bar saaet ulanbt @si belle Sagsn. 3af
MI Sub %paftert. iOm bar iert big Del blsnt fra ole Narer
| Slsleet, % ioU sOot." Smut git pa til Senes, % sb
buert Wlennsite muatts lone iuu loot. iom ban lop ben Nat!
Gamma @insneS
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
GnqbertlOn 4 Wuaiflon

bar / Geo. I9eIeps fprrise gus, 8a'
ter Ct, 0sccrab, aabuet nm SaneeI
meo ale brussli5e Slass @serbru9s.
recitaber, iaalcm 8eapsrs, Wpwsrs,
Scp'8ates, Seebers, 5arveiter, Sum.
Der: CO Blatfcrm 8ogne, YpbsSleoer,
Cutters, Summing Vi lis, Nleuss, gaJ:
ter 90 M. NJ.
Rrm CO uneer'ss rrr Stcct. Gn re
eelis Yebanelina 9aranteres.
3. 9n1berticn taffsr ale line yanes
mRnc, irm bsereee BAN mee iue Seiss
uncer bans fcrrise5anpsl. cs ban baa'
Der, at ~iaapsl be lem mango andre for
9itertieen nil ie inarm til bam, 'srene
be sjsr 9ncfisb. Weo @steIie
$. 9nsbertipn & Gullitlpn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sc Neite at port 4Gisre fieneer
bet fiortencaali9e Sfriit "6or 9lem.
met" oe snbpsr, Der oil p9rs Sano.
becen tro, oil p~iitnof inoremme, at
oct er ct Crit at ct isIoent rent
ca lGleu9rniat Snbbolo. Sra ferlt.
fommenee NDtaar 1876 epsrtagsr 9r.
q. 3broupisn uc9iueIien al @6or
Sismmet," % ri tpiler ltfs paa. at
ban er en- Manb, ION baaoe oil %
tan utaius ct Sfriit, iOm enbuer oil
baue baabs Spite % 6ornelslis al
at lGie. Spsrauoen u9e un9iuss ct
imuft ubilpret Seite paa 80 Sioer,
buiIfst for ct belt Mar bliper Ell BOG
vaa 76S Cher. Yrlisn sr for belle
Nar9aueen So Yorto ibers9nst,
Snbboloet blipsr Sortelin9er. natur.
% andre pipenltabeliss Sfilorin9er,
Olate, 8lanbin9er % mere. vi til
laoer os aItlaa paa Oct beblte al
anbefaIs "Sor Siemmet." Sc. Der
astsr at lublfribsre, tan berom ino.
itnce SnnmeIcells % f~orlfubsuis
Detailing til &. 3bronples, Oraipe,
IA, Oscorub Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

vi bar tapt Iniscnins til at il Sr. %eS'
banplsr Sstsrss llppals al SS5er, % ct
fanpt bet - rm life iiprt =, iaa bog rsls
palat. Tet er mnpsrlist at Vutlifum lite
tsnpttsr cenne anlscnins tecrs. emo bet slsr
o. fcrfafer fig scrs ncrite % eanits Ss5tr.
Nan Nil hos Sstsrs finoe ilsre meset scps
@s,er. tdaes Sansbspr cS andre. VI ltal
sericr tiaaee IS al rpicrSre Nublifum til al
tenptts SsbersS @csbanpsl mere. snS BET
bar aicrt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Ut bar bart Den Scrnsielie at ie au,s
mann, Crit & Cos fire ~ pra9tise lles
rals al rs i~aafalnts @cbs SlGeer. vi lfal
tiQape % at bsuleos Vutlifims Spmarts
lcmbeo bsrpaa, ~ ri %tilipisr, at piit inSen
llmass cs Inlet llelGs bar p9ret lparst ms
Der Tcrarbeinelien al pisie Slarer. iaa al
be upaatpiieliet tSrer til be icrtrinlisite ~
| snbpsr Ssnlsence be bepits Sl9ber | Wlrs
feet. Qriien err | @sit tlsren neriat iii
S35 pr. Cat paa Ssniidno % S33 mcc
frnflnt 0eillinl.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

@cretninssn ON bet 16oe orient.
Iiae Spnobemebe of SpnobeH 70,
Den norite spans. lutb. 8irfe / Mms.
rifa sr MI ubfommet % isless for
20 Gents, Yorto 4 Gsnts. Beitil.
Iineer inhisnoes til &sp. 8. @ulis
berg. Gilbert Sea. Minn. 8oe,n ct
poa omfriu9 $50 Siosr os lmuft
uoltprst % sr iaolsoes nleast biuls.
Sc, Der oil i9tte iie IND / Spnoeens
8irtlombeh, anbsiaIss osnne Boa
% ri tror, at snbper oil bape 9oni
al at Ieis ben. Ser / Otcorab faass
Bossn antaasli9 bos SpnOcsns Yre.
tier 90 Yrofeslorer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

lpts De cnifer 9crp al enbrer Stprrelfe.
Spis De snlter "Dtmeniicns" al snbrer
Senoee,
Spis De snler Ssmmsr al enbper 9enSot
ca Strrrelit.
@pis De sniier tearteiest 2umter til @ulr
ra Notwithstanding,
Gpis De ruftcr Stinslts. Gath. Pifets %
Sattens,
&cis De pnlfer Tprs, Cab. Blinds o.
SMninSs. 'Napir,
Spis 0e pnifer stbpsrt aneet SlaSs Boy.
uinAs. Rateriale,
aad iii Semennap 9drelan & Gp.T Camp'
SaSsWsus, SprsganFns. Srra.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Smtrent poa iamme Stso, iom
Wartin Sanien Snippen blsu Ouer.
foIbt al eli Geusr forrias Snscass
Nftsn, sr 8riiten ellington - lias.
lebss ira Canoe 8Opnibip - ieners
blepen pIpnbret % ir9tagsn ollie ilus
Ysnae. Set sr aItiaa iarli9t at relic
ira 0scorub til Big Canoe for en-
Wano nlsns; man sier bshlt | al
lao iia lammen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sra % mco f~eritfommsnbe ierite
Senbas i Nopsnt iful ben norifc
8uosiieneite bolrss for Sscorab Me'
ni9bso / ben nps norifs &irtes pa.
cement, % fra Den 8io lfal Spno.
osns nbc SaImsbos tnses / 8rue
iOt n9unte Mieni9beos @eofommenoe.
8ulober9S S0lmebos bIlr altlaa life
at bru9es Irusere / 8trfsn. Ssn
nps Salmsbos faces tilfiebs bos
Boebanolsr Ssber9 her / Bpsn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
TDbsfntc.

SaawiB. - SSrselisit betienetgjsres.
at pcr fjsrs Wanp ~ 8rorer. Wlrtin Slds
nib, afait REQ Ippsn cen 8oe Ncpenbsr elier
en- tcrt Sp,ocm / en- Mleer al 20 Aar ~
bslrarts al en- una slilet 6nte % en- flrr
Srcoer. 81 ale rsm, Der ~lsoiaSece esn
flare Mirpes nj bans iplte Spileliee ~ fct'
spriat uecilte Csltaselie % @%ielplcmtep. ar
la19tr pi berpsc pcr biertelisle Eat. -
Srso msp bans Stsc! yeliiJust pare bans
Winoe.
Scban Sadris. alren Sahrtb.
fpct alcs.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Mrs. Ellington.

gatnt Tor ret npt SrotlsI ltrit / 6etlJc.
Ciuitrcm er Srlcl: Nabrltlnt ira Srerl9i
u iorialr II icrarbsire 1cct 81 imutisS ras
ltr - ee ttoNs o. tiAigie. iem nj nHrs
terts. "StnlIe 9eee." icrn anrrs bar lrl9i
icr sl4O. iRl3tr ies ier So, ~ "0cutlt
Neee" nec 5 Stilrsr iGlJts Ter $3.50 u
crrrer. alteitsr Stsrrtlis ~ llcipr. Wln
benreurer iiJ I'll Wrs. Silingtcn 0ctcrab.
Srpl.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
6lent iffc bette
Itcprlb, Sppi

pld cen lio AZ Adret, pa Vneuntpnil. gun:
9sfeber, Nri,e, ScrfipltIie "a mere iaaelnt,
Ger llplrter nj Sun~etetTneelis ~ andre
rails cl SunaeiNormme. b%sapnesr Al ottr;
III. 8oiebee's trite Sirur bar rTre'
brnlt bercmtrinl I en- Sb Al . eQer 3 aar.
lrtn Al ret enonu IN eneiie Sang bar Ter
ieilei in girtnins. Ttricm pu tar @ru'
frr csnns Wtrjtin. ea oaa ri cin CrulliI
WcntQcmerp & Sc. NJ ipsr9 BAN ON rfni
hpte AnerFienotiie bllnel bans auneer. &
Owes oil binore htt prrite SolccmstilfRles
Oeripm III har in5eu Silrre III R,oion, ~
tjsb fun en- linen Sllite al Scifee's tptt
Sirlm Tor 10 6ents N prsp BET. aimtnets
liae Slllter rs Gts. ylp lite Soften ia
SpCrbalnp bare rsp al iplrs rs SIS.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
sos Wiafcm.

Nsiop mpotnact $50 Stnffer al
"Spragues madden colored Prints"
at oct aler bepite Sla9s os iaa soo
Galico lom bel fan aicres for Z
Gents pr. 9aro. Bsle9 Vobcs x
@laiuns somls Siore.
". MiQiou.