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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails.
Vascular Excrescences, &C., successfully
treated by DR.. White, 1i16 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. Refers TO
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other weli-known personages
who patronize his establishment. Hours-S
a. m. 10 p. No. Fee, 81 per visit. Established
in Washington In 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
T. &c u $40 Ms.

DAILY EXCURSIONS, Including
snSnAYs, to MOUNT vTRNos EsSk
EfhiNGSI MARSHALL HALL and
GLYMOET. stopping At the various Landinss VII.
C9innsswood, the Forts, White House., Gunston
sno BIlck 4 ard, comm encing SUNDAY, June 4th,
leaving the COMPANY wharf al the foot Of Tth
ing abe ut O'Clock D m. 10y
Fare for the round tTip-singls Tickets, so cent?.
more persons, 80 cents each "
famiiits can take q peasant DAYS trim down The
river and ENJOY tie healthy fresh river air AZ rea
board the boat. va
The Mary Washington can be chartered FOR Even
lDg excursions or &C return for any parties that
nav wish 10 remain Of any OF the ahoys-named re-
sorts until night Dor further information apply to
4. A1LEE, 515 9TH ST., or on board. iel2 2g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

AN EXPLOSION occurred In wolf,s torpeio
factory in Greenville. Y. J., yesterday, kilt
Ing two boys, Louis Ness and Charles SegeI.
and injuring Dora Arnold, aged fourteen
and Jacob Van Cleef, aged fourteen, fatally;
Lizzie Hermann, aged IL; Mary Schutzer IS
John Rohenback %, Henry Brehen o. and
several others slightly. The cause OF the ex-
plOsiOn is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

DR.. e. w. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAN.
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache Dyspep-
Tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 24eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

FOUND DEAD IN THE Woops.-Yesteriay
morning Mr.. George Schmmerhorn, siding
at No. 919 4th street northwest, left his
home. telling his family that he would be
back In one hour or two. He did not return
and bis wife was very uneasy, because since
he lost bis position In the cash room of the
Treasury department q short time since, he
had been depressed in spirits, having been
unable TO obtain employment. Sne finally
seat word TO the police stations, and the fact
OF bis disappearance was telegraphed
around. No tidings were heard OF him until
this morning when Mr.. John B. Dord, who
resides In the county, reported at the second
precinct station house that MIDta Hall, a
cO'ored woman, had found In the bushes on
the Queens Chapel road, between the Brent
wood and Bladensburg roads, the dead body
OF white man answering his description
Some of 1t. Noona officers Immediately
went 10 the place and DIR. Patterson, the
coroner, subsequently went out to view the
body which was identified. Yesterday OH
Ger Morgan noticed Mr.. Schemmerhorn in
the nefehborhood where the body was found
and the latter asked If there was any harm
in.setting down on the road side. The de-
ceased leaves wife aud four children.
The jury rendered verdict OF death by
exhaustion, caused by cholera morbus. The
body was turn ed over to his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
READING NOTICES,
The Crown RaHaIO Horn Combs.
They pass smoothly through the he ir, with
out catching or breaking II of. they Will
lot scratch or ioidre the scalp.
T. 1T Y 1T E. MS .

PURE raspberry and blackberry wines at
Aander's, 9ll 9TH street; sure cure for dIsr-
rhoea, &C. 620.eo6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

A LONG HoLIDAY.-The New York stock,
gold, cotton and produce exchanges will be
closed from the LIST 10 the 9Th OF July. Forty
ty-two firms In the iron business In New
York city have also decided to close during
the same period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22


POLITICAL NOTES.-The Pennsylvania
republican state committee at Harrisburg
yesterday adopted resolutions strongly In
dorsing the candidates nominated aud plat
fnTm adopted Il Cincinnati. ..-.The ". Y,
Tribune says: the anti-Tilden democrats
show signs OF combining on Gen. Hancock
LEX Senator Bro wnlOw says that every
true man and patriot OF every party can sup
port with pride and pleasure the ticket nom
mated at Cincinnati. 1.-The Missouri
democratic state convention for the nomi-
nation OF state officers and electors is called
10 be held in Jefferson City Wednesday July
IS. THE Nashua Telegraph promises
eco majority for Hayes and Wheeler In New
Hamp1hire, and even 5000 If the republicans
go into the campaign with their usual vim
The faculty and students OF Kenyon col
lege, Ohio, rejoiced over the nomination OF
Gov. Hayes with hearty unanimity. The
candidate for President is an alumnus OF
that college. THE Cincinnati Enquirer
observes: "Gen. Hancock is picking up
strength throughout the west and SOUTH but
great many people have an idea that Hon
Hugn j. Jewett Is the Ohio horse with a
blanket over his head" ...Ex- Governor
Howard, OF Michigan, Old man, of black re-
publican days, says:-"I thought l discoy-
cred where the great majority OF these states
would go when they broke, and Thought
more OF them would go for Hayes than for
Bristow, and said TO our boys, Now is the
time TO STRIKE and we struck and hit the
animal blow right between the eyes,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

BEECHER's SALARY.-Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, N. Y, which last year raised Mr.
Reecher's salary to one hundred THOUSAND
collars to enable him to meet the expenses
of his trial, last night voted to restore IL TO
so, 600, the amount previously paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

mEAT.-Beef, porter house, 3la25 per ID: sirioin
Do round, Is: roasting pieces, aOa25: corned, I0a5
dried, 70; ,. sliced .; Clipped, 80; PORK, l9a2o;
corned. oal2h; Mutton, l5a21c; Lamb, lSas0: Veal,
lSa25; Dried Beef, aa25; Hams, whole, IL cut, Is:
sliced, Is; Middlings, Is: cut, Eals; Shoulders, Il
whole, 10 cut: Tongues 5a60 each; Lard, lSc per ID
FIsH.-Rock, 4os50 per bunch; Perch, ssa4O per
bunch; Catfish, Is per bunch; Halibut, 20 per H..
Perch, yellow, 40 per bunch; Salmon, California,
4oatoc. per ID; Lobster 2aal5 Blue Fish lar 5a
iDn each; 10 CTS. per pound; Mackerel, Is each;
DO: Spanish. 49a50 each: Sheephead 25sI 90 each;
Salt alter Tas lers, 10 per bunch; do Trout a per
bunch; Terrspins, 50c.s 50 each.
VEG ETABLEs-POtatoes, Irish, Is Per rk; Cabbage,
Sai2 per nd; Carrots, per bunch; Spinach, is per
rki Lettuce, 3s5 Rsdish. per bunch; Rhuba arb, &c
per punch: Asparagus. 5sS per bunch; Tomatoes,
15asl Per PIX, IS pc, bssket; Peas. 25,S0 par pk
Onions, (Bermuda,) 50 per ps.; CymliGs, 10 per
doz Beans 80 psr Ok Ouou nbers, 40 per doz.
ERUIrs.-Oranges, 4oa50 per dozen Lemons 2paSa
per dozen; Apples, newt 50 per PIX; Plums, 81 per
PIX Cocosru OTIS, sale each; Bananas, 6oc. per doz;
PIneapples. I0s25, each: Strawberries, 5al0c per
Qusrt Goose berries. Base per qt.; Cherries 10 per
per qt.
BuTIER.-Philsdelphia print, 90 per h.; New
York Creamery, 40; choice roll. 40 fair do, Bass
Eggs, 20 per dozen; Cheese, 2Oa25 per 10.
PoULTRy.-Chickens. dressed, / 00ai Is PER pair;
spring, 4O0a6 W per dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

BILL OF DIVORCE DIsMIssEp.-Yester-
day, Judge Wy lie, In the EQUITY Court dis
missed the bill IN the case OF Sarah ri. lee
sgt- John 7. Lse-applicatiou for divorce on
the ground OF adultery and bad treatment
The defendant denies that he has been nm
true 70 his wife, and asserts that the whole
trouble has been caused by his mother-io-
law. Nessrr. Csrfington and CARR gton an
peaIed for petitioner and Campbell Caring
lon for Gt PENDANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

A. de Courcy, Mass; dlstlDgulsheo, Arthur
Hood, jr., Ca, Redmond ID. Walsh, Dist. of
Col; Andrew J. Shipman, Va, and Patrick
Ii. Lynch, Pa. Second Mathematics:-Me-
dial 10 Dominic F. Sweeney, Pa; premium,
Charles ODonovan, Nd; distinguished, Jno.
w. Burlesop, Texas; Joseph l.. Morgan, g..
c.; Sydney E. Mudd, Md Charles P. Glen
nan, ID. of c., and Thomas j. Timmins, Pa.
Third Northumberland to Edward o.
Russell, w. Va premium, Apt J. Laplace,
Algebra-First section:-Medal to Frank p.
Clark, Md; premium, Louis g. johnson,
Columbia, =. C.; distinguished, Pleasant Il.
bra-Second section:-Medal TO John G. Ha-
gan, Va; premium, Edward K. Smith, Ohio;
distinguished, Francis Repetti, ID. of c., aud
Edward sehaarman, Va. First Arithmetic:
ris de Bodisco, Russia; distinguishs 4, James
Ny; John H. McGraw, Va; Rozier Varneii,
c. Mosby, Va; Louis Kengla, William r.
Fletcher, VIM. Walker, ID. of c., aud Tnos.
]; Ryan. NY. Book keeping:-Medal to
Eugene Roberts, Nd; premium. James Dud-
Fletcher, Rozter vsrnell, Joseph %. Tgnan.
Jules Soule, ID. OF c.; J. George johnson, Al
exander A. Hamilton, Thomas j. Ryan, N.
Arlthmetic:-Medal to Walter d. Gerke. Md.
premium, Frederick f. Balcom, ID. Of O.:
distinguished, Nicholas j. Kennedy, No;
William Bennett. NY, and Elias Uribe, Co
SCIENCE.
Organic Chemistry-Medal to Arthur
Hood, Jr., Ga; premium, James A NIGEL
hinny. ". Y; distinguished. Enoch B. AbelI.
Md; Patrick III. Lynch, Pa; Eugene Nc
Carthy, NY. Inorganic Chemistry-MedaI
70 Chas. a. de Courcy, Mass; premiu 10
Chas, ODonovan, Nd; distinguished, Eu-
gene 8. Ives, Va; Redmond ID. Walsh, ID. O..
Thomas p. Herman, NY; Sydney Z. Mudd
Me Francis Duffy, NY; b. Campbell
Mon cal, Pa; Joseph l. Morgan, sc.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
First French-Medal to Albert y. Laplace
La; premium, Alex. de Bodisco, Russia;
distinguished. Thos. p. higgins, D @. Second
Freb ch-Medal TO Francis p. McManus, Pa
Frank p. Clark, Nd; Beverly q. Moseby
, 1876-01-29
GETTING UP IN THE MORNING.
from the New York WceklyJ

"'Blest be the man who first invented slesp!'
So Sancho Panza said, and so say /;
But blast the man, with curses loud and deep,
Who first invented. and went round advising,
That artificial cut Of-Early Rising !"
We entirely agree with SAKE. He has said
it Just as we would have said it, if be had not
got the start of US. Writers nowadays stand
rather a poor chance at originality, because
SOME bright fellow has been and said all the
original things, long ago.
There is a class Of scientific bores who treat
Us to long columns of figures, statistics, to show
Us that il. we would rise so many hours earlier
than usual every morning, We should add so
many years to our life in the aggregate, and
they urge it upon us as our duty to rise at day
break, and live to be oentenarians. m
We hope these early rising devotees will ex-
cuse as, but We would rather have our morning
nap to-day than this uncertain promise Of ex-
treme old age. If they want to live to the age
of Methuselah through the medium of early
rising, we are willing they should, only they
need not make US get up to see them do it.
One medical authority says five hours sleep
is sufficient for any healthy white mani Per-
haps he knows, but we believe that some peo-
pie require much more sleep than others. The
man with little or no brains can rest his mus
Giles some hours sooner than the man who mas
a brain to refresh. The quantity of sleep one
requires must be in great measure Requested
by tire nature Of bis employment by DAY, -
we'll as by his habits and natural consasason'
, 1876-01-29
THE BELIEF IN WITCHCRAFT.
tbs SPECTATOR ON PROFESSOR NIEHUEs'
Book ON WITCHcRAFT.

There are many painful chapters in the
Annals of Mankind. but none is more so than
the chapter which deals with belief in witohcraft.
and the trials of those unfortunate individuals
who have been prosecuted for practice of this
imaginary art. The subject has furnished
matter for many a narrowing narrative, while
Ear Geschichte des Hereaglaubens und der
Herssproeesse sornehmlicb i'm ehemaIigen
Eirstbsstham. eMdnster Won Or. B. Niehnes, Pro-
lessor, Munster. 1876. :
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The win opened in the prs,encs Of tho Board q
the Of the Interior and read publicly The
bidders mast designate place business and Post
office address They nro invited to be =. tho
nsh New York references with their BIDS and their
Zach bid must give tho partis. interested I.
parties have Of this advertisements
be to chi: Sss Of 70 kos q soa
No BIDS will be considered from persons who have in an
respect dcnued in any bid heretofore made Any all
Every bid DO panied by certified cheek Q,
Affairs: some United States Dsp.;i.oy.
%",r"po.an Sas,ona New Yars; National Bank Of COM
New YORK; ri.aeleh,a National: rhsdslphi..
Third Ss,isn. Gi1snS",i E,s Ss'ioSa Dssroi' MI
National chicago: National auk Of the Missouri
ST. LouIs-which check aft shall be not less ave
nishsd and shall be United States in case
%ny With good and ns a 10
cordng o. his bid otherwise be returned 70
until the successful bidder executes contract
% the o on 's s.s sss
sample should not indicate the bidder bus
which shoad be the s.o,e the proposal upon the
ssse marx as will distinction from other SsSs
sample will DO opened until ater all the bids shall
executing thc contract the right will 30 reserved 70
sS s
reserved increase decrease the In
cont
Joint and bond. the amount of tho con-
tract Only executed with surctes
stoned for the faithful perorma Of the
particulars. accompany the The suicieney Of
the surccs DO evidenced by their affidavit to the
vaiuc OF their property
No contract part thereof will permitted to be sub
let assigned TO o. filed by any other without
written consent of the secretary OF the Interior.
All articles furnished under be delivered
the places designated tor their
according directions without ortra
charge for bal,ng when in original packages and
will be subject inspection by th. Board Indian Com
mfssopers. Articles
CONFORM ~ the samples will be rejected the
held fu nh obcrs OF the required quality tin az
days: failing In that they viii he purchased AZ his or
pense
be delivered In New YORK, Philadelphia Ba.tmnrr mi.
81 Louis ST Paul. before the I'd of ctobcr
each bidder to specify delivery. Tho bant.s sr
thirty days from the date OF the award '
The Groccries must DO delivered Nov York Philadcl
phfa baltimore iuhsio Chicago sioux city NJ I~,ua 81
Paul. Omaha or Kansas CITY beoro I'd OF
1915 al tue respective agencies no asou able tioc
thereafter twenty-five per the bear, .,,vss
aud coffee Tor tho Rcd Cloud aud Tail avcuces viii
be called for Mt the balance such and in sneh
be given ~
The Tea must DO Oolong superior 6nc trade elaaes
tion.
The Coffee must bc delivered in double SACKS
The Sugar must DO delivered In barrels
The IoDaeco must be Navy ping color Of 49,
and sweetened only enonsh Tor preservation.
Payment will 10 made the az this oeica -
invoices properly approved.
j. o. SMITH. Commissioner
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Letters ~ $ I. D." must plainly centre q
each '""sss x.sl'i No. n'9,y loS' GOODS
I23OO yards saved I.,t Cloth. scarlet
. lSteS wards wards Flannel Flannel . S%' ;m nsa
So 7so yards inssy. plaid
i,037 dozen Hose. children.
+,o29 S S..Sas ~
D''"SSil sss no s;.' sc ss';E5 GOODS
3. $50 Yards Bs BED, good anslisy
2se3 yards T n,i,i,s .smanrs b s,'nA
100 yards Drilling. slate dor dress hninEi.
IL 3,G Yards Duck, standard. s-ounca
7.1o o yards yards p ?; ad%":r n,Ts,
2s,9O0 yards Kentucky Jeana
l2.lOO yards Sstinet ,x
500 yards snes,ins bioashed. ID standard. msdis.
$500 -'d; c hisss'' M So''' 4nsscLorH1so.
s,7S4 Goats sack for men. assorted si.ea
1889 Pants, for men, mssorted sixes
800 coats, pants and vsstS, for hoys 10 TO 10
223s Vests tor , men assorted siI's-
;97S S sSiIss, d S.".sl red. red;
NJ CLASS CT ss' No. !su" ss,ssaiaiy6Es-oooD QUALITY
i,aes pairs Womep,a. assorted size.
s az pairs pair. H Misses. Nos assorted ssf sizes
lis '' GiAss SS .ii"tiss a ssis CAPS
LIZ
i'0'' caps cI f"ss'%sN! IS. H7sMAHARDwARE, &C.
1914 dozen Axes. best caststeo. ) to ~ pounds.
3 dozen AZ Axi sads Ssis No.
CO. dozen Sewing Avs
At; dozen Sewng-nwl Handles
t.i37 dozen Cups, tin, pints and quarts
221 dozen Dippcrs tinnediran long handles
296 dozen Fry-pans short handle. Nos !, and \ y
CAS- dozen Pans tin iron. pressed = aud u~assa
In equal quantities
40 dozen Plates tin.
$50 Camp Kcttles IN nests Of thrsA
ls2 doxon HatchetS
800 dozen Planters Hoes No. ., best cess ssssl
2O0 dozen Hoe Handex
366 dozen Fish Hooks assorted szcA
2lu dozen Fish Lncs assorted sizes
~ dozen mill saw Files.
23s dozen Saw Files. taper AZ inch
l,O76 dozen Butcher Knives. & inch
100 dozen Hunting Knives. q inch
81 dozen Skinniny Knives. 6-inch
BAT dozen Knives and Forks. good quslny.
sO3 dozen Spoons. table, tinDcd-iron-
~ ~ dozen spoons tea: timed i.u Ii r" a.. ,..
100 dozen Sleeves, wire .
IL Beaver Traps. Ncwhouss. Ne. 4
"a Mink Traps. Newhouse
GLASS NO. s-NorIoNs a.
TOPS lunches Beads, assorted coisrA
654 dozen Combs coarse.
All dozen Combs, fir tooth
ri dozen Mirrors. zine
$4,000 Needles, assorted slxea
1900 Needless Glovcrs'
241 dozen Thimbles. open.
l27O dozen Spool Cotton, standard make, 200 ysrAsI
3-cord and 6cord. equal quantities. .
1872 pounds Thread. linen standard make, Nos 10 -
and ~. two thirds dark blue one-shird Whitley.
1900 pounds Giing Irvine. 2 aud s-eord. equal qussS
ties. Nos 10. IS and ~.
s75 pounds Cotton Maitre. for Se!nea -
'AAse NJ sToREs. AM $500
Schedules showing in detail the character aud quantity e
the articles herein called for will be Furnished on .ppe
CLASS NO. 10-GROCRRIES.
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CLOrIiiN,..-

ATB MINTz 8. 24s 80 Az. NEAR 2orfI sr-pIrrV
"A per con. more In cash will b. vhere
cAssed ciasans Jewelry. Orders puactaaly attended
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PROPOSALS..
Bk0F61z1 ron INDIAN GOODS R1blczf sUF
1 plies and Groceries

DIgAnnEST IxrrRfoR,
OFFICE ISpiAS AyfAfRs-
WAsuSGroS August 10. 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed PROPOSALS for Indian
Goods Glass No. - q. = s. I, g. T. 3. or ~. the
boz. will be received Nos and AZ Leonard
IT.. New York until ~ O'Clock NJ Thursday September
L. 1874 furnishing In the quAntitios horsn gvcn
or all OF the articles named in the following list
The above place VIII DO open Tor business and amer
Tuesday. september 5.
CLASS No. I-NAcKINAC BLANKETs-PAIRs.
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A NETHYSTS. CABINETS, CANEOS, &C. &C.. AT
~ auction -BURDE1T 4 DENNIS will sell at auction.
Friday, August IS ut IL O'clock nj - Burng slip. by
order OF Ovor Flax, ESQ., u s. Mnrsha 732 panpyweghts
genuine 4methyss ~ gross Garnets 2 stone Canoes 10
GROSS imitation Amethyss 81 Chnton and 40
Paste Briants. seized Tor violation laws CATS
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
70

%. en- 6Iassrmus! Oe bIiue uiroIis fore bunsce',
insbs 9arinOI". 9uuiterns nersr BEN, aiasn, lom Den
Spr ilsmmsr ia fiGrlist. sismmer tn Nbbeo - en- Iptis
Nbbso fra 3ioen for sriiiau Den Sttenps sap Wuutcne
9sbspas. Wan Tiger, at Mbbso Gusrarb - ban par oaiaa
en- Bsutportb bapbe iOIst no til Den Snos; os is
inobloer mig unosrtioen, at oisis ~ofiipsliss Sfabninser
(ban psssos pa 6lassemusn) CT Der for at paste paa
osres Seres Bptte".
On ipnes at bare sobt Sumer iaitsn, Saoep".
iaeoe HOfpoob, noe al Stnno til al nnbertrpffe en- @pisn.
"aRen 8laessrmus or lte 8Orrsiuiusr M. Spor er ben
Yisss 8ifs. hu tafs om?"
"5Hs ba". iasos ben samle Rano burist % ioras.
tslist. life Der. &un StOriOt Iisss Der.
San st pioere. % siterat bous pasiret Ell Del irls
8anss. f%aneitoe ban ub uoslc StenbpIbu, bporpaa Der
fob no9le Sanl's ilmpIs Ritter. beoeiiet meo forte seppr.
"esft no ben. lasbs ban. ibt ban bepses i'm Qpats
90 ptsis paa IN al be Ritter. Der laa npet no. ~es nil
ben Der paa oune SorbbOu9 8ror on paa Spesdir.
Doitor :" ueobleu ban. ibst ban ~pluellis psubts Is mob
ARaIpon.
'Spem? Seq? Rel, 10 9OtiOrsn. "outil bar ies par.
ierst alifOr mango Sitlshsr".
"0u aOia @pins ospe". iasos 0ariosa. "%inbbilSts
ia mig al le Ct -"
~"@irtdis?"
"Ses et eitunem Yarten ben bebt Yises Moipn fob
for mig. Ia la meois bsts lepeuoe 8Opi, belpt al Waa.
men. liss mbu be merfe Srer".
y yQaaneiin". mnmlees 9OtlOren, "od beru alhS
mso III Spe9dleebihorisr".
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
so

Bet lite par min @snlst at Iptts, at is CT en- l~lnotaasle
fra 8sssIen".
Seq CT lpttsis Ouer at iaa auIsonina ill of aIsrs
Ooftor Walpons gefenbtfab". iasbs Yreiteu, ibt ban
%onttsoe; "1aa msset mere. iom lea auereoc icre Steou
bar bsrt omtale 0OttOreus 0pstisbso. os buor penliat Den
CT blsosu bru8t til 6orod ior nOsls ai mine Sosueberu".
timber rsuns ~imisrsnSs. iioe Sale ~betraateoe 0Oitor
% Brett binannsn. Sssss bar sisnIbis thirecie mep Ss.
iiusIkn.
Ven 9ooe Yr9lemanbs Mniat par aItfor aabeut %
Grlist til minoite MRaaos at forurolas Den lihiae, for.
Nasns Oottor; meocns ben iopials Observation-Disclosures
WRalfs bares iaa iuloiOmmtut al Malpon. at, arnlom oa
f~ororeosrft lom ban bar, maatte Der lanst liarpcre Zine
til at opoase Oct emo Srancis Wibmaps.
Staffsls. itaftels @struoe! Suem lal frslle benos
"Se enlisr at is Whs &snupoib 2"
"Sa".
"aRin sOos &eninbs, @rs. 8lesf oil lseIaae Sem iii
lenees %erelle men maa iea ierit tale ct Yor Orb Ill
Gem enrum7 Mrs. 8lssf operIaoer os NOT III Nrrslle
ct Sisblit".
SO'tOr,ns Sufe bIeu fraI opfplSt. % be to Ssrrsr
bare aIsne.
Walpon iaa efsr ben sumIe Susboloriis. iost ban
rpiteoe paa Sopsoet.
"en pslmsnt Stabnins ben aamle Der men en- Nst
Tls'erlts Tor Gertrude. irpstsr ies".
"Sporfor bet2"
"6ulo al 9ammeleaas Spertro - bruoeS opsrlprnbte
Snat tan pirie liabslist paa aRiis @euiportbs luaae
SnS, Sen enc 8piiele siir bsH anSsu; % bet ubpass.
llss Wsrts, ,Om is iaa maa nolrpffs mig, Der builsr opsr
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
Sieles Mpiisr fra sSorreit eitp

SieIss Auiier fro Sorreit eitp
srfure hi, at Dor 9anbsmano % tio.
lissre Snbpaansr af Sscorab, $r.
&. 8. cannon, CT palet til
"Glsrf Of the eourt" for &iuuebaeo
so. Sr. 2aniOn mar Der bsfienot
lOm en- opsiia 8crrstniussmano %
neo alminetlis Aslslle. &Iunsbaso
so. fan ltoIs paa, at BET i Sanieu
bar iaast en- Wano / gmbeoet, Der
oil pasie i'm OOut.
Scr bar osloa ilae Rorifs poIsts
til embeosmGno. laalom til eountp.
8asiersr. Weolsm af BOARD Of Gu.
peruilors. men ba Den oS tllienoie
Mpis ubsloisuis CT iommet tiliios,
fan ri life alensius Raunens.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
Saaroe 9Scnaetioer CT ipen


~ pr sr inasn icipl en-. at al Staas Kerr
refining pii tlipt ineitrsntet. cS BET sr psrs
Tor tnbper Administrators ViiSt. laamsast
lem mulisi al infliranfs hnt ltosiiitr &.
gintsren iiaar ier Tsrsn. ~ msb ben Tom.
mer | 8ssslsn fprfIslelie, " Ssrn;i Sars
rtlssbee Ct uelatte Tor SiruStbelis. aiatbo.
fe es manage andre Slaas scits. Omar.
teee Norilslelier oil rife zig creralt. ~ {as
rlns liant Slls' " sunseiNe oil lGase
Wlnse | @rapen. Saaednne Sp3ecmme
tsr beiereoes itiee. ~ m Ccffcrer ere icis
hare. pl pi iilraaee rors S9ltre at truae
Or. Soshee's 0erman Sprup."
Den beItrsper altio. I'm Sialte ipiier IS
etnis ~ er | ReRien nof for en- Tamilie
en- bel 0inter. SGlsss cpsr belle es Tcr,
eneft Siater ~ bcs J. y. Rentacmerp
& 60. Deeerab. eSrra. 52-
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
"Slipperp Sam's" llolister.

Sci 0ut! al lanes ,ttsr 8aalpe
me Sprst o. me Sprins. ll9na 81.
ten te Simmsls "a tuba Deg firing.
Surra for - SOIbt bin Snut.
Sut Wr. 3ilnen CT lite palat /; thi
ben iteriie esmofraiiifs YoIitifsr i
Oeeorab CT bsspnot at iflalps i line
Sleuler % forieaer at iaa iilbass
Dc Ysnse. ION ban bar paosst paa
Siloen; men Wanben, Tom boIosr
Ysn9sns. er lite iaa "llepbanot'.
iGnier iss. Sr. YOlilifasn iaar QOp
at ptnte.
Gil nGite llBs, t1nfsr is9. ri lpnss
omirsnt lom laa
San 5obn Saar / Srlfo IA iamIar,
Ma ueit life iua ban b. siort;
San msInte. ban Y,nsar ITO iamIa.
Oarfp p9ooa ban ofta aa fort.
O,corab.