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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

Mr.. SARToRIs ON HIS MUsCLE.-Thc New
York Sun gives an account OF a glove fight at
Long Branch, between the Presidents son-in-
law, Mr.. S%artorlS, and Mr.. Goicouria, a young
New York stockbroker. The encounter was
brought about by a dispute as to which was the
most muscular, each exhibiting kuotted cords
which would have done honor to a prizo-fghter,
and the contest was arranged to take place 10
the Hon. Thomas Murphy's stable, on Monday
morning. at the appointed hour both men put
10 an appearance, showing magnificent muscle
and good fighting Condition. Although rather
below the size of his opponent, Mr.. Sartoris
seemed to be harder in flesh and able to stand
more punishment, and in the preliminary spar
ring 1t was PLAIN that his knowledge OF the sci
cDcc OF scIt-dctcusc was greater than that Of
his adversary. But iu point of strength and in
quickncss Of foot Mr.. Goicouria had all the ad-
vantage. The first round was a cautious one on
both sides, although Mr.. Goicouria got in a left
hand iacer, which Mr.. Sartoris reclprocated
with a neat clip on the side of the head, admin.
lstcrcd with his right. Then followed a series
OF iclnts and parties, and the round ended. Mr..
SartorlS opened the second round with a bold
attack, which Mr.. Goicouria skiiIfuIly parted,
and seeing that his opponent, 10 his carncst.
ness, relaxed his guard, he went for him right
and left, the result being a knock down. From
this time out the game was all 10 the hands OF
MIR. Golcourla. After getting first knock down
be drew first blood, and for six or seven rounds
battered the Presidents sou-in. law unmerciful
ly. Mr.. Sarlorls stood up round after round
with bull dog courage and endurance, but al
length his friends seeing that his chance of win.
nlng was less than nothlng, persuaded him to
retire.
HE REck or TIE SARANAC Capt. ".
W. Jlern, VINO was IN command of the United
States Stcnmcr Sarauac at the time OF her loss
IN Seymour Narrows, Vancouver, on the 18th
OF June, makes an official report of the dlsas.
ter. lie states that while the ship was passing
through the narrowS she was caught in a whirl-
pool caused by strong counter currents, and be.
coming unnanagcatlc, was carried on 4 Sunken
rock. he ship hung to the rock u moment.
and then swung around and slipped off. She
was immediately run ashore, where she sunk a
short time after the officers and crew got away
with boats, provisions, &c. On the oo2d her
MalcSty'S ship Myrmilou and the Hudson Bay
Company steamer Otter came to their relief.
Her Maje>ty's ship Rcpulsc, with Admiral
Cochrauc on board, and having appliances for
raising or wrecking the Saranae, was met by
the Myrmldon and Ouer on their way to Van
couver ports with the rescued officers and crew,
but on being assured by Captain Queen that
the enterprise was impractlcable the Repulsc
proceeded to an adjacent harbor. Great praise
Is bestowed upon Admiral Cochrane and the
vessels under his command for their prompt
assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

HALF FARE,-For the accommodation of per-
sons at a distance who wish to attend M,j.
Sutherlln.s great sale Of building lots next
tuesday, we understand the railroads touching
at Danvlllc will sell round tickets to passengers
coming to that sale, at half price. DaurMc
Reyiytcf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
7 VERY AND SALE STABLE

az 80 'I'S WI tAiSllUS DtlW tfih
William &. egg, esq snd the undersigned,
having ron terminated by mutu Il consent, the
public are respectfully informed that thankful
Tor past tavors, The undersigned will continue To
solicit their patronage III the LIVERY BUSl-
NESH at ;hc stab G on Washington street, near
King, in AleXandria city.
My stock of ANIMALS, CARRIAGES, &C..
ls first class, and particular attention is paid t.
HORSES AT LIVERY. None but kind, polite
ana rellaole nostlerS, &c, are employed.
je Him VIM. Ii. TuOkNTON.
7 UMP PLASTERl
IL LUMP PLASTERl
LUMP PLASTERl
To arrive, direct from Nova Scotia, cargoes
Lump Plaster, per schooners
Aldann Roke>,
Anna Lyons,
Jno. a. Lord,
Mary Ella,
Lahalna, sc.
For sale At lowest market rates bv
w. A. SMOOT,
10 I'-lm Smo"ts wharf.
CkEAM SODA,
COLD, SPARKLING AND WE'LL
FLAFORED.
Pronounced By critics superior to any drink
ever offered to the public.
At WAKFlELD & HALLS,
Jy9 Prince and Fairfax streets.
VICTORIA LAWNS, ASALIA, &c.
V July :, 1879.
Received to-day the cheapest invoice of Vic
torla lawn we E.ve ever offered also Black
Lawns, Grenadines, Flannels, GAuzc Merino
Vests and many other desirable and cheap goods.
ID. +. BRASuEAR,
Ii, b. HOOM Els,
j. No. lU9 KING st, Alexandria, Va.
NOTICE. NOTICE,
~ AIN this day in receip, Of nv thirI lot of
LANDkETH'S GARDEN SEEDS; also a
ls5ge supply of GARDEN and FLOWER
Bro, of New York. Call and examine SEEDS
al fresh and genuine.
w. f. CREIGHTON,
mh4 50 Ming street.
NOTlCE-Our account: arc made of to lt
~ July, 1919. All our friends whose bills
have been standing thirty or sixty DAYS will
please make pay ment. D. f. BKASHEAR,
JyZ 1913 King St, Alexandria, Va.
w ORSTED DRESS PRINCES.
W Rec lived this day, per express, twen,y
pieces OF Caterpillar frlngcs, in all shades, 1T
twenty. live cents per yard, at
apA c. c. BERRY's.
MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS, Oriental
ANl Tooth Paste, Tooth Soap and Whites
Tooth Powder, just received and for sale by
JeZ e. L~EADBEATER u BRO.
pAlNTS, Oils, Varnishcs, Brushes, Rradv
4 mixed Avcriil Paint and Rooiluy Paint. .
large stock IN store and Tor sale nj lowest rates by
Je y /. ). LEADBkATER IL BRO.
RLACk ENGLISH GRAPE Wells, from
- $3.50 t. -. Also II large line OF Mourning
Goods generally.
my Y d.. +. WILMER co. >
RALL COMBS-We have just received six
~ dozen assorted patterns Back Combs nj
FERGUSON i BIOS,
my u 20 King street.
Sn BBLS ISAAC WENGERS FAMILY
w FLOUR received to-day by
THOMAS PERRY,
Jel II King street.
VALENTINES EXTRACT MEAT, LIE
' BlGS do. and UPHANDS FRESH
MEAT CURE just received and for sale hy
my 10 h.. s.. L~EADBEATER & BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

BALTIMORE SUGAR y COFFEE MARKET
W" quote TIE market for Sugars a shade tirmcr
We notice sales to-day of low grades ut &c:
DcIherar" Musc"vado ut / Is lG etc; D,nerars
vacuum pan at 9!a9ic, and Porto Rico gr.cery
~ &c we c%"h;lnuc to quote grocery grades st
l'>h Island ialr to 'od refining 1914, and vac.
urm psn Demerara 94MlOtc.
IN" market for Coffee continues very strong
"Iid active, with nn upward tendency. The oniS
Tsae FcpPrtei IN tins market to-day, excep. some
WV ; I.i,'' J"on''S .o'S' WA, WAS one of , 90 bags fir
St'ck OF l3,o3 bags at the close OF bu.i ess la.t
n,snI' fetucrs til" stock to 1908 bags. The
impression on III" street seems to be, that for
f"iiy TAR grades, It will command bic inside the
neH sLd rev nay:' Ihe following sales were made
u IN. NeW l Vrk market yesterday: To arrive.
I2So big: 'ully fair q. l93 2nO bags fair vt le3 :.
90 IVY bags fully fair At lie, and $50 bags DO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, ,Julv s-co+r,
dull, weak and irregular prices tending strong.
~ downward receipts $500; through Texans
1osS3 U; shipping 1 50aSG IS; choice Sc: shin
ments 2Uo. Hogs-receipts 1900; fsirIy nc.
tive and lover; bacon grades 7as7 IS; heayy
p 1885, shipments 500. Sheep nominsIy Nm.
changed receipts 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

CINcISSAT1 Hoo MARKET, July 8.-Live
H|,gs in good demand for light dull for heavy
SKIES OF comm n light and heavy at 6 75aS7
s""? HSnts o27S' 10; e1tTa assorted 7 20aS7 q;
receipts 2lOJi shipments l2G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

At a dinner to Lord Dufferin, the Governor
General OF CaDada, by the Canadian Club in
London, Wednesday evening, he remarked, in
the course of a speech, that the prevailing
passion of Canadians was the desire to main
tain intact their connection with England. He
spoke also Of the friendly relations between Ca
NADIA and the United States. and said that all
thoughtful citizens Of the United States were
convinced of this fact, and were wise enough to
understand the benefits arising from the exis-
tencc on the same continent Of a political sys-
TEN offering points Of contrast, comparison and
friendly emulation with their own. The Lon
don Standard wishes it to be understood that
England regards Canadians as Eoglishmen,
and would fight for Canada as desperately as for
Kent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

TIE Bu1lpGNa LoTs Of Maj Suthcrliu'S, on
Main street, will be sold next Tuesday. This
Is one oil the most Important sales Of town
property OF this sort, announced here fora long
time. An opportunity is now given FIR >ccur
ing wcll-iocalcd lots for residences or for in
vestlng 90 speculation. There has been and is
yet urgent demand for private dwellings in
Danvlllc, and good building lots at reasonable
prices arc getting scarce. In a short time,
those who d" not propose to pay as much for
a lot as Il comfortable house would cost will
have to locate on some remote street or out
side the corporation.
Persons wanting desirable lots will not let
this opportunity slip DunrWc Rcqjster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
Special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.

We have Just received u fresh supply OF Gents
extra nnc, hand-sowcd Boots And Shoes, and
Slippers of every description, which we un,heSi~
Latingly recommend 10 be the very best on sale
in thu city. w B. WAhDEY,
NH - II kIny straoi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

The Treasury Department has made the fol-
lowing decisions Mutton in the carcass
dressed, being fresh meat prepared only so far
as Is necessary for its temporary preservation
as food, and not being provided for as such,
either in the free list or as d dutiablc article, is
dutlable at ten per cent. ad valorem as a raw
or unmanufactured article. Fresh poultry in
the condition usually known as dressed, will
hereafter be admitted at the same rate as nut
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

L4ScIihURG MARKET, July 9.-There have
been no offerings of new Wheat vet and ou"ts.
tions, which are only for old, continue ut l2Ou
l"o Tor goot TO prime red and white. Corn is
uu!l at n decline, selling vt 75a7J for white. Oats
quiet At 53aGU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

CortiDa has becu taken from Matamoras to
Bagdad, where he was put on board the gun
boat Juarez, which sailed % Wednesday for
Vera Cruz, and from there he will be sent to
the City Of Mexico for trial By a military com-
mission. The escort which had Cortina in
charge shot and hung a refractory prisoner who
had threatened to shoot an officer of the Niuth
Cavalry near Matamoras. The Mexican papers
say that the removal OF Cortina will permit the
Matamoras authorities to execute the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
Attractive Sale III DauyiIIe,

DnnvllIe Is Il progressive and expansive town.
We have received 4 copy Of IA pamphlet, lately
issued, descriptive OF It's growth, and accom-,
panied with a diagram or plat of over one hun.
drcd building lots belong to Major ". T. Suth,
erin, to be sold on the l3th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

L%ittcll's Living Age for this week has been
received aud is very interesting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
THEY MUST BE SOLD,
- DEAEia&

"The fashionable tlothicr,'
81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
bALT!MoKE CATTLE MARKET, July s, 1876 =

Inc market has been inactive and esceeiinplv
dragging thrnugh"u! the week. Prices were IT,
lower on the best grades, and &c or more on mo
dlum and common stock. Total receipts for the
week ll3G head. Total sales for the week III
head.
sheep and Lambs-With the falling of in tho
reccli,tS, rs shown by our figures, there hrs been
II slightly more actlvc demand in the market for
good lat Sheep. us also for good Lambs, ut the
rates ruilng last week but the qualty being
scarcely rs good, we may consider that there i
aShSdr advance III prices. Top Sheep are not as
= entIiu' US last week, nor arc Lambs rs numcr-
ous MS heretofore, the numoers gradually de-
cllnlAg Tor several weeks past. Weqlote Sheen
At %ta3c per ID gross, few selling ut the latter
ll-ure. Co.nmon sheep and Lambs arc very
du'I ana stock Sheep exceedingly dull ut 2aS3
per head, rs to quality. Lambs 2aS; pr head,
Il celptS this week 5295 head.
uogs-Notwithstanding some increase in the
receipts this week, there has boon n slight aG-
vance IN the market on the figures of last week.
The quality Of the offerings shows u slight i'm.
rrovcment, SO that the difference in the quota
tlons scarcely indicate the advance. The re-
celpts have been coming in rather slowly, and
sales moderate at an advance of &c per ID. Neat
tat butcher Hogs are in best demand, while
common and heavy fat Hogs have been hari to
sell. The market closes with fair prospccts for
the maintnlnance of present prices. We quote
1T 31aS!O, a few extra ut $40 rs. most sales be.
ing at $40 per 100 lbs net. Receipts 1919 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

RICHMOND MARKET, July S.-The market is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, july O.
The market tins week has been moderately fair.
with good rcccip and Il tolerabiy active de-
mand. Sales OF Beef Cattle ut 3!nG. Der b, NC.
r9Fding TO quality, which was generally fair.
leHi Caves are G. IN ng in freely, and selling ut
lN5!c Per 10. Sheep and Ls,nbs in abundaut
supply, with sales of the formnr ut 3.u5tc ,cr
10, and : 1lASI 80 per head for the latter. But
ien dogs arr'VIiG; sales At 9al0c. Cows and
Calves 2oaSoo, with but few oil:, ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

very quiet, and on Change to. day there were
no otteril q of Wheat, the quotations Il; r which
are nominal. Sales of Corn at s. for white.
Only 81 bushels of Oats offered, and none sold.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET July s. The
market is quiet, with light offerings. Wheat
i91a!3o tor old red and white. Corn SASS. Rye
lUal05. and Oats G5a7O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

REMARK The receipts of Flour are light,
and owing to the scarcity prices are fully main
tanned; choice Extras are in especial request, the
market closes fairly active. Wheat is active for
best grades, while low qualities are neglected
offerings for the week have been light, and sales
were made today of u prime new lot of white at
$50. Corn is scarce, and the market is firm ut
our quotations; offerings OF Sol bushels, with
sales of mixed II ~ 81. There is TO Rye offer
ing, and prices are nominal Oats are dull ; re-
c"ipts are light, with q very moderate enquiry.
The tota! offerings of Grain on Change Tor the
week ending today were: Wheat 7Gl, Corn 35U4
and Oats l%i bushc S. Butter is dull and un-
changed. Eggs are in limited receipt, with IN
active e1Illry. Bacon is firm 1t Nh advance.
Other articles are unchanyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

NOflCE-Our account: arc made of to l.,
~ July, 1873: All our friends whose bills
nave been standing thirty or sixty days will
please make pay meat. u. f. BkASHEAR.
Jy 100 King st., Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09

VALENTINE EXTRACT MEAT, LIE
BlGS do. and UPHANDS FRESH
MEAT CURE just received and for sale hy
my 10 +. S. LEADBEATER & Bro.
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
THE MUNICIPAL SOCIETY.

The New York Municipal Society, which has been re-
Gently organized held meeting Saturday evening
the Fh Avenue Hotel for the purpose OF discussing
address TO the people The meeting was secret and
the reporters informed that address had been
prepared and would be given TO the public in the
course OF next week The object Of the organization
understood to be TO Improvement in the lawi
affecting the city and In their administration II win
hold weekly meetings aud also general annual gather
nn At which reports Of the transactions or The socetv
tor the year will br presented Its CHIEF promoters say
il will be composed oi men Of all political parties with
out any religious dstnction and is proceedings viii
not DO secret They profess that the members Will NOT
seek Office aud Will oppose all dcmagogucs In politics
While they do not say directly that they are OPPOSED Ia
the Eight Hour law or favor ~ cutting down aex.
travagunt salaries Of public servants !" their cxpres.
would lead TO the belief that they are The ~.
dress will probably explain their objects fully
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DIVER FRONT FOR SALE-OR TO LEASE FOR "a
IL gehrs with immediate possession plot of Is
bered Lots below Ffy street North River with 40
eet water 'front.' running out To bnlkheAd riparian
rights paid for and secured by state
city since. terms eHsY<
HOMER MORGAN, No. = Pine street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.

IN EXCELLkNT CHANCE TO MAKE A HOLIDAY
IA presentAn elegant otenwa Sons Ia octave Pa-
nofoe at bargain brilliant toned ia octave rosewood
Windsor Piano. four round corners plate cost
81 $275 makers and bill of sale
eabe purchaser also paror library, chamber and din
ing Furniture. To be sold regardless Call
private residence No. l2o West 23d 9th
1T HAINES BROS PIANOFORTE wAREROOMS
n manuactory Twenty street and Second
ayente class Pianofortes sale
reasonable terms; few Pianos but little used great
harU
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
R0ARnERs wANrEn.

l ELEGANT SUNNY PARLoR; CLOSETS; HOT AND
i cold water also fourth story Rooms with hrst class
table exchanged 26 and ~ East Twentyth
street Madison square. Mrs r. " KENT.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

9ecorab Sultitute. Senue Se'
reonltalt, Tom pi eirfsIis trOr bar
aibiuIpct ct tibli9sre iplt Gam, er
nu i fulN %irtiOmhsN, % Gnbuer,
Der bar Sntsrssie for llughcmmens
Spora9elie burbs lum ri ailGsse ct
8sies. San oil ba iitfsrlis saa
perira meo iulo Spsrbepisnin9 ON,
at bpis Ell Glen paa noasn Maaoe
CT lltano til at lore bet ior en- Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

bsnpe Sorretninssmano iaa uistiae
Sag Motbematit, oa oil ban lore
Bet Der lnoer en- laa srei % opIp.
isnoe @silsonins, iom ben Yroi.
8rsfsnriose bosr, li9eiom piit osiaa
De puri9e 2rrers, Sr. Glad, Sr.
@oooportb % 9r. Sufer / aQe
S%snisenper bibraser Git til at aiere
Stclsn til ct lest SiIHustitso for De
un9e.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
NDrf SOtcl,
Slprnet af Mater o. IIpcr Strsets,
DEBORAH, IOWA,
&. 9. Mmbli. Gicr.
G.S. Mmbli,

". ". NWUll, Vtt''
Seq bar nplis inbrettet ct nrrIt pcs
tel Seecrab, bpor &~eiienee I'll allie Si'
Ger pil inbe scbe Sense 90 fraftis Ron,
90 pil altic tliue rebelist % scbt be-
bansleee. Safe gparSere piies lpeeisl
,Spmarliombeb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
W.a.Sater. @bas. y Batter.
0eneraI aIQ21f
Acknowledgment
w. T.. BAKER & BRO.
DEBORAH. IOWA.


repreisnterer nebenfaaence peltefisnbte
ca paalitelise Msiurance &cmpasnier:
Sitfret 8apital Aus. LISA.
9aneaibire at Wanfefsr,
Gn9lanb sl0,OU,0 O
"Sire M%siceiaticn" al Ytilas
l%abelptia, Ya., org 1890, 2,64O,UO
"@erman Mmeriean" al ND. 1,6l0,OO0
"Yenniplpania Sire, Ybila.
tslpbia, crsauiieret 1875, 1,3S6,OOO
"Ncrtb Meitern N%aticnal"
al Wilwaufee, isis. $4,000
"amascn". Cincinnati, >. $4,000
"Srarers", al Gbieasc 74S,OO0
"St. Baul Bire & Warine"
al ct. Yaul, Minn. . $4,000
"St. Sriepb",St 9ciepb .Ip. $4,000
SCENE, 9rtumbus, Ohio, $1,000
"Yrepers", Wilwaufee, Wis. s4S6, 600
"Gquitable" al Waibpiue, Sem. 276.OO0
scntcr | famine gasnine ion De:
errab u%lefabrits. 3 1p.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
9aOrge.

l1bndpnclier. &. 81. &aurin Ct
ubneput til S%osnspreit / Scnbre
Muroal unber &aIosrs / Samars
Siiit; Soanepreit til SoIts Yreite.
sisIo U. s. Yr.us mecoslt 8sitaI.
ninsN iom Yropit i Sitre q osnGs
Yroplti / &riitiansianps Stift.
Griltiania ben 27oe Nopbr. Yroi.
Masmus Nlsisn sr al So. Mai
8on9cn uonepnt til a%itfsminiitsr.
- Suitisbepurtsmentet bar ben.
itiast til 8srssnbus 6aituins Som.
manoantltab at iiltaIe 8apteiuuaat.
meter Vruun o. 8OmpnanifIrur9
Wobu for oerss SOrbOIo psN Straf.
fanesn Nicls Storelunoes Miltrai.
islie, Der %iotpoIbte bans Sro.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

STabct ubsnTor Nellblnsns Sta.
ton i 9GpptrDltru, Sylltianla.-N,h
Oct / NnItbning al Wurarbeibn
Miortiuius Slitus 9rab opta0uc oQ
ilUtteoe Torbgr ere irlQenos SplpS
nlu9er iTtmtomne 2oe 8tTiouer.
Ger itooe / @anQen III 3oieI "ROuQ
Ssfar" % ptrira iaailoa, buao oer
paeisrtot mt.ltm Nioroe a Wa9.
nus Strign, bar iOrtIartt, at Smien
oap giNpos At Eif for at tOmme
iorbl, % Qit "a ino i 0otcIlet. "Song
Sstlr." &sb bette Yui. iom beQae
9Iipnsruc life funbe cpiatts onosrle.
bss emo ION giuet Seuitn blot for
al iaa 8Iaps I'll al pasiere. bar Oct,
al bsuus fllot opsrsnos og LOG III
9ouso mso Oct bsflenots lerselIse
Reiuliat.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

9cpanaer l6ot NODbr. Wetlcm
81. II % / Natten til Srsoa9
forrige llse nsnbyrnots BET ntrsrlts
al Be Ire MelIebru9 utb 0alrosn
HinNiem i &Grbalsu. % lamtlnia
bermee lori9reoes al Yuerns Def /
Mellm nj 6ormolluR opbtpareos
Yartl Rorn, man nUonsr onsr 100
Sor. CONNIE ilaer, al Weuebruset
lffs par aelurcrst TO- mere cno 4 Il
800 Spo., bpllfeu Gum ialialN on
tales iom Ct aItilr laut 8slrb ll9e
oueriOr Wcueus @rroi. Gierre al
Wcu,r iaaptIilm Glsrue al 8orn.
btbsIpuiu9eu llocr iaalcoss ltegrs %
mluors Sab. @rOrlsoes SlNen OF
fom fjererr man fortiocu life til.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

Srocmarfsbanen. 'Paa 3amar er
til St,nse.S amarilnisn tsanst 10.
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