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Sherwood HEOuse. Evansville, En-
diana.

The above house is one of the neat
est, incest, and best Hotels in the
Western country. The proprietors,
L. G.. Damron and A. p. Hill, are
men of long experience in the business,
and are polite, afable' gentlemen.
Mr.. Alex c. Hess, one Of the princi-
pal Clerks was formerly a citizen of
this state, and was, for long time,
connected with the MOrehead House,
at Bowling Green. He knows just
how to supply the wants Of Kentucky
guests as well as any man in the world,
aud does it so genteelly. Mr.. T. J..
Hammond, a very pleasant and atten-
tiveycungman, isalso behind The coun-
ter, ready TO play the agreeable to the
guests of the house.
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We have n specimen of German
Millet in our Office, grown on the farm
of DIR. j. NJ. Tilford near Rosine.
Some of the heads are fully six inches
long. We are not familiar with this
kind Of grass, but it seems to us that
it VIII prove to be a paying crop in
this country.
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srot. sac s. ,FcHeuT-

We 20 : - got a. Pc e E
Ia Sbs C:-y Eonvent;oa, DO. ,.-r
81 - ma, but suffice At tasa, tn
e. whose name E-saf 1ais 80
lic'-, ~. .,niaa, d a-'E':s comma
.'. ..5 can n7"Us. lia vi'. u~-
d ',re " BE tr.c.a te''-tiv a n
N3,o.eaG. T.i-rah { rNcKe
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acknowledgements.

we viii furnish the HARTFORD HER,
AID and Weekly Courier-Journal for
one year, to the same subscriber, at
the same time, for the small sum of
S2.75. Subscribe at once.
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WE regret to learn that Mary f.
Crabsree, daughter of our friend, r.
P. CrabtTee, is severely i'll with bill
!iols relnittent fever.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS !
Grand Rally at Hartford, NOn-
day, October I'd, 1876
4 coed. 0yi riIsIa 10 Rc gEad. a

W, ne INl-Vu on iIIEI UHN'
Hon. Isaac Caldwell, w. c. p.
breckenridge, Hon. J. Proctor Knott,
Gen. Jro. :. Williams and other
prominent speakers are expected.
sp-aking, both day and night, The
programme viii he published in fail,
.r rc~t wool,'s Hri:ALD. This will be
n -.lYGssl Democratic G.mon>tra-
Il 10 over seen in this part of the State.
) band Of music viii be in attend
Grrc. Cgmc everybody.
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~-.s r.,r.io-sI s",u7a..-...

70 :8a'7 and .ema'a -..u uader
c5:rI NJ. Mel tyre, 4. ..,a.,i-t.l
- 2'-- Sa..'o Pcyt-n, which beran
l.-e.r Ia I'll instant, . Progressing
~ l-,l,. Toy h@ro 81 ants
c~a II 'l@.1v, AMI .,s .a.j are
contag er, lay.
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NorE for Hayes or Tilden, which
Il you think is the best man, but
d It fail to 90 to Z. SmaIl's Trade
Palace to buy your Boots and Shoes at
ICES that cannot b. duplicated in the
Green River country.
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SMITH s, maxwell whose show
exhibited here, IL Monday last, We're
up before his honor, Judge Gregory,
IN complaint of J. p. Sandcsfar, coan-
~ Attorney, for owing at Cromwell,
last Saturday, without procuring IL
c,nre. The evidence seemed to show
clearly that they Intended to pay the
license on the following Monday, but
the performances having taken place
before the license vas obtain ed 1T was
a technical violation Of the law, and
they were held in bond of one hundred
dollars, to answer at Criminal Court.
They gave bond and were discharged.
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". u. chapman.

Gr. Chapman Is ole Of our Oldest
.iz-us. lie was 81 years old 22nd
" Of last August. He was born in
-a..imore county, NJ. d., and moved
Ky when - years of age. He
arriel rather young and lived with
wife Of years. He raised several
hiiIrcn, SOME of whom are wellknown
Ills community. Uncle Moses is
,rivo, and looks as though he could
Ind another Centennial! year. Long
% YOU, Uncle Moses.
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J. s. MCoRE, who had been confined
Jail for numbering j. w. Stearman,
: taken before Judge Gregory last
az, under Il writ Of habeas corpus,
a / after 4 long and tedious trial the
dge very correctly, as We think,
e ssae.to the conclusion that he could
is BE held for manslaughter. He
ala allowed to give bail in the sum Of
.uy thousand dollars, which lie has 40
- failed 70 give. MIR. Moore is 4
r m.n and Il is somewhat doubtful
$ :her he can give 50 large n bail rs
-. The commonwealth was repre-
- by J. p. Sanderfer, County
,..on.ey aad Joln Chapezo, and the
sohy Mcssrs. Walker& Hubbard.
10Th SIDES Of the case were we'll man.
aget.
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Notice.

Ali notes and accounts due me, that
are not paid by the first of November
next, will be put out for collection.
At JAMES +. COLLINS.
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McHenry, Ohio county, Ky.

Nh. JOIN PIRTLE, an old and Hon
orcl citizen Of the County, died at his
home near Cromwell, last Thursday.
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PLUNGED in a gulf of dark despair
without a linsey shirt to wear. Shaw,
that's no difference, for you can buy
Il nice white shirt of E. Small for only
seventy-ive cents.
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Ttillutut-ss.sssss -'""'''''
One-haIf of tn, Tuitition will be due at the
middle Of the ~css. pn. and the other half 81
the close. 40 dsduei.un Tor absence, cN-cp,
in ease Of pro rac;ed sickness. Students W III
be received at any ,iue and charged from time
Of entering. Special attention paid to lit ing
b,ys for College. Board can be obtained al
FROM 50 20 to ; 90 per week.
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THERE will he speaking at the bar
aas to be held on Thursday, the
al inst, at Mt. Pleasant, by the
s'a. Geo. G. Wedding, assistant
Z -ctor. Any Democratic speaker is
tied to divide time.
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HARTFORD, Ky.

I desire to inform the citizens of Hartford
and vicinity that / am prepared to fHraish sad b
de anu Harness stock, b. sgiesand eorveyi'n-
ccJ OG all kinds oa the mos. reasonable terms.
Horses taken to feed or board BY the DAY, week
or month. A liberal share Of Patr' n sc solicit
ted. mol lY
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Of. 3. .-.. r',of .
vl..t~ e.. Butte
A.. ST.. F. wo,
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~ tho 22l of september. Hon. w.
Ellis and Prof. w. b. Hayward;
,mocratic Electors, will address the
an!e. Turn out, everybody, and
TT these distinguished speakers.
Rally round the Flag boys, Rally
C again and shout the cry of Free
n.
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',,,.,-.-- E,c-,.0c-aSic Rally at rOrt2S-
NE. ga tlse Era: Of SepGcm-
EsPr. 1875.

~hn Democrats Of Fordsvillo dis
,,,t, VIII raise Tillcn AMI Hen
..;-Ls
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FfANNELs twi!led and fannels plain,
Cheaper than they ever will be again,
at f.. SMALLs.-
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HARTFORD
SEMIN-A AIRY.

The next session Of This School will COM
mgnee on the first Monday of Septem Der, 1915,
aa1 eoutilus Twenty Weeks, under the charge
81 MALCOLM icin,yre 4. B., assisted by Miss
Sai!;c geytJn!
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Patronage solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Orders
from d distance promptly attended 10
A. II. ROUSE, of Elm Lick, Ohio coun-
ty. is our authorized agent, and orders
given him will receive our prompt alten-
ton. n3j ly
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rna.r.r. ST EIBEE L.. 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
HE WESTERN RURAL.

Milton George, a practical and sue
ces>tul farmer. and for several years
connected with the editorial staff Of
The WESTERN RURAL has become
the wner of that popular sterling
Farm and family Weekly. and has
recognized it upon a irmer basis than
ever before. Ii is now greatly i'm
proved. and has the abie>t and best
editorial staff and list of contributors
to be found on any agricultural paper
in the country. Ii is also the Clam
plon of cheap transportation and equal
Justice to classes. ComJiniiug It's
practical information on Rnal affairs
with ITS entertaining AMI instructive
literary departments, make it the
most complete farm and family News
paper eXtant.
ihe price Is 81 90 per pear, with
rest of 20 free In new subscribers.
We will furnish the above nan &c
paper. 10 connection with The CHEF
one Year for the snail sun Of = -,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
y {. RIpEYOC

Ayoung man from the country b .
ing asked at a Farnam stree; res
tauran, what he wished f3T IiLaer,
re. Lied, Something to eat and Us. .
kim
Nothing dispels the dreams Of 4
youth and skaters the au.l itiou-
hopes OF the noble boy * h.v;DE a
young lady remark in lis hearlu-,
that ne woUll make, with stu =, a
z I'd hat:ack.
When anybody i run over IL =
Petersburg, the carriage scout cs.e'..
The hors.s taken FOR he hre brigade
snd the driver hccgcd by the poi:ce
authorities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

Last week We secured a dead
Lead pass ard embarked with T. Il.
Webb, the c~ntcrpriSing proprietor of
the Red Cloud and Hastings stage
lire, for the junction Of the Il Il VI.
AMI St. Joe X ID. {. II. t.. We trav-
eied Over some of the croukede>t road
in Nrbra>L, The road between Red
Cloud and iiummel's certein,y beats
anything in the road linz for crooked
n->- that We have mel with 10 the
west. However, We arrived at Mr..
Beach in time for dinner. Here We
.uange horses and tax a fresh start.
We a rye in Hastings in time to take
/: look at This thriving town before the
;nades OF night close over the scene.
Hastings L. a thriving town, and some
I'll Its bu-ire>S men are en.crpri>iug +,
aIncng which VT nigh, mention the
following: Gas. Cameron. who c.,-
lies an extensive stock of dry goods,
boots and shoes, &c, &c. Give him
a call when you go to Hastings. Nor
ledge Il McWade also deal in dry
goods, groceries. clothing, &c. They
sell cheap
Mowery l. Farrell, dealers in Hard
ware, Farming utensils, &c, are doing
a thriving business.
We called at he Hastings Hard
rare Store and found the proplier Is
NY selling stoves aud tinware, aud
{, .ryth,ng n%ti..ir line. cheap fnr ca d.
I. u /, holds forth at tie
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

TILDEY's NtEAcIrY.-Down gor,
the national debt. The Rcpubn,an
Administration persist in plyin- 1t
ui. SIucc Trant vas lnIlsuIatcl
over six hundred mliilono have been
liIuIdaIcd. La the face of this fact
Tlldcn -ail the tiovrrnmrnt dri not
&c within it, income. IL certainly
wound not have Ioac - had ali tax
Pave r> d en- a. d~.>!luucst as the gr,a;
I....l,a. wrr>n.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

The di>heartening spectacle of a
man up on North hill ia~t night try
ing to let himself in at the front door
10y unlocking a tree box with i lead
p neil, gave rise to the that
b lr had been another democratic
vlctGry in Indiana. -Neb, Wesnn
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
II truth and Justice,

CoNCERNIN'. the tuIiia 4 itcpuD
l.can VALLEY raIloiI the hepGbl,can
City NeWS say:
'Tnrce tuur,k> of our citizens in
cum. all Iuuc, would >uplor d
juiicnus proposition to. bomb; and
We believe every cpun:y between Re
pubi'can Coy ami Walro wou.I do
the same. Alter ali The ho>h a-ain>t
railroads the pe3plr are emphatca!!y
railway men, and wc kno@ whereof
We >ucak.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
cai Greek Correspondence.
OAK CREEK, NEB Oct Ii. IS.6

OAK CREEK, NIB Oct 10. IS16
En-. CniLF.-Timc passes quickly
~. The hOppcrS ha, come and. gone,
did hut little injury IL the corn. The
.hrc>hing is mostly donc-wheat Weld
jig an average of ahont ten bushels
per acre. Oats are good. and plenty
for f, ed. Potatoes yielded "a fair crop
t" those that q ntcd whole ones, but
those that planted eyes and chips will
have to buy. In a wet summer eyes
will do, but when it l. as dry as it was
this Summer it needs the whole potato
TO give rise anu punishment to the top.
Thi> precinc, has lie eived three new
settlers within a few dayS-Mr. Haw>,
of Illinois, VIM. Ilawley and Mr..
Thomas, of New York. all men of
some means, and they have commenc-
cd work as though they meant t" be-
come permanent ,ottlrrs. MIR. Haw
ley is building Il frame house l6x2O.
Politics is nearly dead; some of the
a>riIantS for Office would do well to
,ook t. tn ir interests and stir them
up. Undoubtedly Mr.. Gillian will
carry this precinct, for nos OF the
voters want n MAI that will hot sell
himself for "A n;cklc. WO to the white
washed ciicr'sceker,
RESPECTFULLY, &c,
y. f.. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
THE CROPS

this year in the Republican valley have
b en- g AMI. Wue it not for the dau-
age done by the chInz tugs, the pei
pie would not know that a cra,>hpp
per ever saw the State Of NcG!e,aa.
Corn l. plenty, aud small grains are ui
the best quality, aud Il good yield.
Politics are v,ry qllet IL tn 4, cOun
ty. aud seem to /, bpthering but very
few of the people.
OF curse We stopped with Nj.
Warnc.. who keeps a good c,cI
aud good accommyiatioI !, tor i e
mules. Mr.. Warner has one of til.
best barns OF our route.
Republicans feel tha, while Blue
Jeans has male the rifle by the
strength If his breeehes, that they
have won the dag hy the election OF
nine out of the thirteen CONGRESSMAN.
The news t.o.. Oi.o Aahe them ieei
first rate also, and they VII 60 toll e
polls thi> coming election feeling that
the : a . of Indiana is safe for Hayes
and " ~ueeler.
The question Of the collection of the
State and c'unty revenue, l. as>um Dg
considerable pvomiDluce aluoLs t.. e
county oh:;a!: o: the late.
Many Of the Treasurer, are adv
eating the consolidation of Tie : e
funds into oGe fund. also ths of the
COUNTY, tti> would >-ye 4 great
amount o: work in LIaking NJ ,h- tax
list a.>1 IN keeping Oh. lrss,uru. :
accom- much ua.e satisfactorily
We can see ID reason Why L, State
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
DAILY y All.

from Hastings. lhI~ ,ii"u,u lie i'L'
aHl can De u"'t "'"''i' ''''i.
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ONO az" !" ''''' - '"' '''!
cs'''Fe' d are many u '"' S,"''I
"!o's me Waiting ""'>
RED 'L"l
has m D.. c~on>ilr ale inr,oyrn., I
lice uu. lat yi~i; iour III ,ura> a,,.
The clerk Of Webster coru,-. uul
good fIcni J.. \. Tu.le, :, l. a. il,ppy
L. -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
HAYES & Wheeler.

For President
II. Il. Hayes.
For Vice President,
w. \. EEIletlel..
70, PIcsi1"nt:aI Electors,
GEN. COBB,
GEN. STRICKLAND.
GEN. CONNOR
State Ticket.
For Congressman,
FRANK WEIGH
OF Mad son County
FIR mcmicr of Congress { .ntingent,
II MAJOHS
Of Ncmaha County.
For Governor.
SiLiS hiRDER
of Webster County.
For Lieut.. Governor,
O. A. ABBOTT
81 Hall County.
For Secretary Of Site,
BRUNO TZSCIIUCK
of :Sarpy County.
For Auditor.
J. ID. WESTON
ofGa County.
For Treasurer.
}. {. MCBRIDE
of C"liax County.
For Sup't Of public instruction,
Prot. :. Ii. THOMPSON
of l'awnee County.
Fer Attorney zen" al,
GEO. II. ktBEhiS
of ilaIlin County.
For Land Commissioner,
+. VI. DAVIS
of Clay County.
For District ATTORNEY,
{. J. D!LWORTiI
of Dawson County.
For Senator, 18Th District,
j. $. Gilhaln.
\. genuine Anti Hitchcock candidate.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20
Sruitecs Oh 9icicrcnccs:

Is. Is. Oiferman. .. y. Sbompicn.
". @raeiib. 8. @bbidsn. s.. NJ.
Mattelen. = Yrcf. Y. earien. 3ep. ".
2cren. Son. ~. &. ecmmsn, Gr. ga.
&asIerer. y. .. Selber9 % allie andre
Staeninaper / Oserrab.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20
DEBORAH
2(utbpriIcrct Rap. 800. 900.
Scrretningslcfdle Iammsn mee
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Seccrat

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rab for at 0ripe ell orbsutlig Spa.
rcbant.6crretnius. Snoitno ira Ell
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betoIcS. % Hcntcs Tcntc for bpcr
s Maaneo, lnolGu9e Ycn9cne bllOs
ltaaenoe / Wanfcn. WOn fan ltfr
crboIoe Menter pan ell ilfrere eller
bcors Waabs, bperten al lmaa eue'
ltore Summer, end pee at inNlTttt
Dem / ocnne Sparebant, vi bar
Ell norif @ctisnt, Der iGlaer Tor %
Yasiaacr.S ilcttcr for WHITE STAR
Yinicn % ale ANDRE uom@rfeoe SAINT
Oh Seillfibslinicr til % Ira all'
lfanbinapilfe $apne, o9laa ScrlcI
pao ale DC bscite Banter | be tan
oinapilfe 9anNe.
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IaH@' H. UoOdS HorUcSter Gtrru 81 6o).
Waiter II. Woods Harvester Otirrr 81 s5Or)
= Z. sUdee SeipbinScr iOr beGse OatnnGpntt NROrnr.
n UaAer II. Woods Reaper Gtirru 81 Sob
Wahter n. Woods Reoper dfrgr 81 HOr).
n Waiter II. Woods Iron FJume Mover.
Gel0tt Harvester with adjustable Reel.
Bel0H Reaper 0tirnr 6 6oO
lutte Champion Reaper Gtrrer 6 6ON).
Leader, Iron Frame d Iron Bar OtlGrr c SOB.
u Leader, Iron Frame d Iron Bar 0tirrer 5 5Op.
"a (Brp9t Single II CombineH.
Meadow King Mower.
4 'Masiilion' og sweepstakes T~rskemaskiner
81 Taylor og Keystone Hay-Rakes.
~ Keystone Horse Corn Planter,
Beloit Norwegian Plov
Peru City Plov
s. A P Dickey (Racine) 7aumuuemcGs.
Buckeye Force Feed Drill
Buckeye Force Feed Seeder, IL Hoes.
= Buckeye Force Feed Seeder, u Hoes.
Prairie City Seedcr 10 Hoes.
= Prairie City Secder y Hoes,
Fnre City Secdcr IA Hoes.
Vile iaueoes inorcaebc, at @rrSirc fan iaaeS meo Dem,
TT stort Opag af Harvc og Hand Corn Planters.
vi r o9aa Maenter for
Remington Symaskiner.
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81 bar int mooto8et ct npt SpI08 al be la %IorosaAii8 hrflfnet'
y pnNbs
NtOughtOn Wagons and Carriages,
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Tors @9sntr ere:
SObn Setter, Sobn SoreNrrpss, SamcS Smsbla, u. y. Slfn' T.
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pa De bruste Nbhc Oar.
y sob. Brantpiue; Suo g. @sblsr, Srantuile
Y Nitolon. SSiau; q. Gri0e, Gloato. Winn;
o. Yoa0s, Gresco. Snpa; ISM. Silerman. Gocuf 9ane;
WI" Sofater. 6ranfpile.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20

4iacipm oer GlIercoe Tor ct For
gar iioen blco aulat lGrltg FrGlt tor
Observation-Disclosures paa IbronObiemS.
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nina trGiics Tor Smadlcbnslinitr.
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mooet 9eitprcllen Tor Statcns 5ern'
baucanlGg ON, Ill SpnaaeIle AZ 'Gr-
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liz ioruoen oct iorrcont I'll Stubs %
1iat paa bans J%teiicr. lamt 45 Spo
maancolig til Ailpuming al WteobiGl'
pore, 9lt otter airtcoepartementet0 mar:
mere Beitemmellc.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20
Wcre / Tddbera.

Mcre / Tddbcra. 5or en 3 anrs
lib iiotn ianote9 ! 6Ipen pco Grers
e~erpIaoien 9~cyltaomotn eigtt al en-
Ndno. 3enaang ialot inacu pad at
her bar bcgaaet ncget Woro. oa glgtl
iutci 'onligt Spoy bar iom tuotoc otr
pdn. III im,olttiio lla bar oGgct Til
irlot CT MI bltptt o2lult. gn CANT
mel Wano bapot nemlig betroet I'm
8onc, al ban lldmmen meo lin Sen
baoot idlti otuuc UiGno aioa8e. cG
ocrpau TOO ban itIp eipet Al ii8 pco al
bGnge ia. SgnneR bar lor tort ElO
liocn rein Ill Nmtyita men par life
euooa, oa Noncu anmtlote Sdgen,
tommeu lGugerc. tuo al ban blco iats
tct | 6nglaHo % utntc5 M mart til
bast. 0an bar ior pGrct itra'fct Tor
ooloiom Rcbduollug al Ufcnncltcr ~
Il tn / boi Gyno rda % brutal ttr.
ION.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20

Sno 9. Wsbltsr. Sranfpile
g. Sri0e, Guioata. Winn;
@m. &ilerman. Occult Sans
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20
GnfccrcnuIna Joichuce

ldote 6ormuc uutaGtS al bopc no0lort
life minort tno IS Wttllioncr Nros
mar, ben itoriic Itl btTdf bar bun
e~ilcrbnanntn aroct citcr line 6OrUlorc
OF andre Wtolcmmtr AZ ben Scuhttnz
bsraltc 5dmilie iOruemlig NJ bun en-
betpoeliG Gum eitrr lin Softer Sntc=
t~ttitrinotn al Rruiilitn, oer booze toy
Ct Gdrs lib iioeu Sitter bpoo man
Sperige oil pioc. itul btnoc5 Gittrla.
ocnifab - mto 6raordg AZ Ncn'ionel
o0 9cgattr ocle5 liBtIig mtlltn'
bcnoes Born, ldn at Non8 Oscar.
2ronprinitsic 9opiit (paa I'm 6ooer
aone Garl9 @sgre) Os Frinlt9'c 6li.
0enie iormcntliG moota8e minoli ct
Bar ItlQioncr Mroucr bper.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20

Jijcr Soit bleD Ell tor Spcil.
alaSruoe ilGGet itu / en- Rutit / 0ris
ltidnta al en- Ouno. iom unoer SlagSs
mdal nleo cr anocn 9uno tumleoc
mob Ruoen. aiebmduoen bGuoe asiu
rerct Huber Tor 80 Spo. Sc f og lit
oenne Gum uobctalt al %ASlnrnnccIel:
ifabct, iom ocrpGd anlagoc gag mob
6linotn5 9ier for at lGa BAN t,lpliGs
tel at betGlc StdoeotrltGtring. Ben
BprctSoom al l3oe SUM bltp Jnos
itcpntc irtiunoen men Cmtoltningerre
opbrDcees. 9Dretten git no ira, at
Gier AZ IDr 'om fan foruolcc9 mt
ligeuS at bile Giere Staoe. ION I. 9r.
bioe itiGIc U(ao cltr Ign, mdG. uaar
ban laotr TT Ipr Baa Igit iiaa Ill
llnipar Tor iddnuu StGot. Uten bOor
ben Gambling iom uOlocr Stdotn, mda
Gniecs iom en- [iliGloiBbeb, Der al
tunoc ioruoitts, Der mas Gritdtuin9ss
pligt bor:ialoc. 6u al DC TIE 9t5itss
iorcr / 8Dretten mcnic bog, at otttc
life bar uogct %iaaoant u%ioruoicligt
IiliGloe o. itcmte Tor, al Der 'tu!oe
Does Gritatning men II bet lite itulot
tages nogst 6enipn iii Jtloens &olts
barbeb; Gri,atningsn ifuloe bertgucS
elter en- Glminoelig Rloes pri5 Ger
par npgipet 40 81.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20

Gn aitenitole for pcgne tsfnlFe
arbeipsrs ital iattsS / SAM fra
lite qua. b. u. | SaSensS Ml'
mueEplsbpsuiuG 8riitlanla, rsp
Henterne al aIpepe 8iebman Better
N~icolaplens 9eaat.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20

Nossfals. Gu al Grammcn0 licrrt
Soyrcmiugemrro Gros'crcr 2oilef
Babe pooe lite ,Suni, benpeo Ga Aar
gaumcI.
6aunsfogco gcu9 / Hriitiansilmo
50 AGr.
Gberiilciindnt Shtcl or c'tcr
Weboclsllc til 5Gbrelp. bob / en-
2uoer al II aar / 0ilcicuo,
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20
Sra Mooerfanoene.
(af i'anciniciite SilNs inbiil 25ce 3tni,
Storsc.
Rtiliianid nsn 25ee Sunt

RTifianid Zen 25es Stunt.
6rcnprinicn iDlote l6oc 5uri III
l8oc Nur % tilfalote5 paa ocune 8aQ
III idmmsnlat 'oenif sncrit St%dtsrano,
bOor SOnBen la9oe bam pad 6icrtc
bars boic nalo9 Bctponing. Sitter
@runoI5 IS bdy nemliG 6ronprinien
ira tit fDlotc lsbt gar get til at ta0e
SGoe | StotSraaoct. bog ubtu Stem.
ME % glHipar.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-20

Gil OprruSuing al Glpspra9 ~
Stremms III. W. bar Strrtblnaet
bspilaet 5000 Spp. % I'll leteu:
Be ubsiitsr pep NanalpaIsnst 1000
Spp.
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