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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17

Al \.H.. ....... sgd. UlU 3 & .l.u'.
,f-. ba It..aara.i ID, tile i.g.
ia,t ~. oflDa 81, ta ut Mississippi,
ql,t hereafter line Board of Super
,.,r. ,f fine ~re,acctiye counties
H.. f.,,. e,,n common taN. to be
lr,v.a qs 4hr county tax. out Of
..'...I .Il 4h, rp,rpuf pxprrs-s o., the
~c,,,ri,s .r,n o.. plj. and rrMnicn
.F ,,s,t,. gl..,ui, i-sp,l dning the
wan, l..i surl Tux As i..iod, and
none other Shall Inc receivable except
os brr,iraft,r provided.
50, , BE if furtacr enacted, That
whenever the amount of county war
r,rts issned and outstanding in any
nno veor shall he canal to IS per
corto If tha cnuntv toX levied for the
same veor. tbe Board of Supervisors
snail NOT order or permit the lssu-
onre If other warrants or evidence
of Indebtedness until on or after the
IrSt day OF january ntAI eiiSoAI6'
and II any money Shail % ~ Wv
treasury alter paying or Proa'"'"S
Tor me payment OF All W"tI'nls u,
the tax was levied, it Shall bo paid
out ON warrants ISSUED on o," az
ter January nr'l, III INC ofuor "
their ISSUANCE.
FEC. .. BE 1t further ehac'eu, nat
II the amount OF comfy warrants
OF every character issued on or DC.
fore the 3lSt, DAY OF December, 10.
70, shall be less than the amonn'
arising from a tax OIL one ml'i ID
the county then such outstanding
warrants may be cIaSsed us war
rants issued IN 1870 ana snali DC
included IN the estimate OF 90 per
cent OF the tax levied Tor 1877, ana
may be receivable tor such tax II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17

Madam Octavia Walton LcVcrt
died at Augusta, Ga, last Tuesday,
of pneumonia.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17

lie stepped oil the car locking
% little travel staiucd, when anew
Highlander acc0Sted him ~ usual
with . question. 'NYhat house do
you represent ?" an not a drum
mer" quietly replied the traveller,
"Insurance Agont?' inquired the
Yankee. "No, not an Insurance Il,
gru,,' "Lightning rod man ~
No" "What are you then :" per-
sisted the interrogation. H'm the
Fool Killer" Numbered the gentle
man, now in a rage at his tormcn-
tor, at the same time jerking out Il
pistol and presenting it right in a
line with the fellows mouth.
"Wall" said the Yankee coolly
shifting his quid to the Other side
of his mouth, blow much do you
get APIECE for killing en-"
The man turned on his heel in
disgust, and left the new England
or to answer his own question.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17
NOTICE! N0TICE!

Owing to a change in my bust
ness, it is necessary that all &C
counts be settled for convenience
Of parties. have left my book 5
and accounts with
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17

Nc one remedy Ia londa {
called for by the necesslla o.
of the American people ul
a sure and safe cure v
Fever and Ague. sl' 4
We are now enabled to ouA
with a perfect certainty M
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17
IMPORTANT M1TtG%.

The election IN New Hampshire
resulted in the choice OF two Rad
Gals and one Democratic member oi
Congress.
The State Medical Ass cation
viii meet at Grenada on the first
Wednesday in April.
Some Of our State exchanges
seem to be conducted GA the uckIc
me, tickle YOU principle,
and 7 are l (S) ) according tt
the new political arithmetic.
Toadyism has revived at the
Capitol with the inauguration OF
Hay es. The Bible npon which h'
took the oath has been formally
n,sented to Mrs. Hayes,
a copy of that work should be
presented to His FrauduIency with
exactly eight photographs in it
We e%pert the next new Tomato
to be called the Hayes Tomato,
Let the cream of your jokes nj.
ways come from the milk OF hu
man kindness.
IAN honest mans the noblcst
work Of God', excepting q pretty
woman
Raise your pigs under blue glass.
it not only keeps them healthy, but
makes them grow enormouSIv.-
Had Bradley been put under blue
glass treatment before he sat on
tie Commission, Hayes would
Lave still been GOV. OF Ohio.
Gen, ~Longstreet has joined the
Catholic Church in New Orleans.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17
Terms OEtTuition
Literary Department.

j, H. BUObA9
M'ch. II On. Principal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-17

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent ~
yer, Chill Fever, Remittent FeysN
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious re
yer, &C, and indeed all the affection!
which arise from malarlous, marsh
miasmatle poisons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
THE MKT POPE.
A story that He viii Reside In America.

A story that He viii Reside In America.
A Rome correspondent OF the New
York Times thinks 1t Is not improbable
that the successor Of Pope Plus TX may
take UP his residence somewhere In the
United States. It is evident that the
reign OF the present estimable head OF
the Roman Catholic Church will soon
be over, On the death OF the present
incumbent 1t is believed that the Italian
government will take possession OF ell
the objects OF art and antiquity In the
antees to the Papacy. belong to the
italian nation. Should this be done,
sufficient justification will be given for
the removal Of the Pontiiical See to
some other point. Westminster, Eng
land, the Island of Malta, and Jerusa-
lem, are mentioned as among the posi-
BILE sites which may be selected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

! by the last Legislature, composed prin-
.cfpally Ok the pam handle part OF Eu.s
Mica. With strips from Conhuma, .raila-
hatohie and Pamela added, has been
| fully organized under y full set or DEM
ooratic officers appointed by bis Excel
| lenuy. Gov. Stone, and IL tB now attracts
| ing some attention from those seeking
good locations. The county site, which
| Il called Belen4in honor OF the victory
| won hv Uefl. Uuitmnn ut Belen Gate, In
| Mexico. has been located By tho Board
Of Supervisors on the old Tom Hill
place. on the west bank OF the Gold
| Water. and where 1t ID navigable all the
! wear for boats drawing sixteen inches oil
water. and for elk months OF the year
| by tho largest class OF STEAMBOATS,.
4 A-szl Texas. eTat& 5e}sa&
The Gulf Coast Fair will hold o meet
ing next fall. }aS @3s z1''..f
The public square OF Dallas, Texas, 10
to have fountain. -J ,-s.e.,5.
Cotton Ia not much planted In Goliad.
The farmers are going In heavy on corn.
The taxable property Of Dallas 10
Al, 200. 900. The increase in value for
1876 lie 100000. -.t
The prisoners la tho Bosque county
iail have petittoned to have Bibles
placed In their cells. 4 s4U.zss
The press Of the State heartily seconds
the move made by Galveston to have
Speaker Randall visit Texas.
Great loads OF buffalo hides pass
through the city ever and anon from
tho slaughter fields OF Western Texas.
says the San Saba Netgs.
While the rye, oats and barley. OF
Caldwell county,. Texas, are heading
Ia sstE IL c1 bnHIy ban hU
rrasshoppers that II Ia being plowed UP
and planted In corn.
Joseph Horner, one Of the Comanohe
bank robbers, who was recently sen.
fenced to ten years imprisonment ut
Huntsville. escaped from the San Anto-
MO Jail Sunday night.
It IL estimated that the fruit crop OF
Texas for the present year will be great
ly larger than ever known before la the
State, while the wheat crop will be ten
per cent less than last year.
A correspondent OF the Galveston
Ne,es states that d negro colony In the
lower part Of Lee county was recently
broken up by Q gang OF ruffians and
desperadoes. The guilty parties can be-
identified il the witnesses are guaran-
teed protection.
A severe rain storm passed over Cor.
sioana last Friday night, which wound
up on Saturday morning with q cold
norther and heavy sleet. The rain
fall for the night was two inches. 1t liz
understood that the fruit crop Ia not In
jured by the freeze. ..#..
In d recent hail storm at Dexter,
Texas, the stones were larger than hen
eggs, and did much damage to windows,
growing crops, gardens, fruit trees and
chickens. A mule standing In the street
was knocked down, aud q man was
knocked off his horse by a large hail
stone chat struck him on the head.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
SUPPLEMENT-,
NOTES.

ag4s4s ~
Every family in Boston is to pc s,sa.ea y
religious workers under the direction OF mooey
Hon. psnisl VOORHEES, 4 said 70 pe the iavof
its candidate among The the Democrats Oh lnat
ana for The United States SENATE at Tie next cleo
lion.
The National Iabfary u Paris numbers
a157.b7i volumes, according 10 the lsss report
ana Ii increaHHs ID ths fate OF ao,Ooo Volumes
annually. .s
ffnitaa HtateH wifi hold their their third annual
convention In New York on the g0th OF May
delegates nuss notify the Secretary by The 18th
oil April.
Prince Leopold, tsussn vietoria's ycnnEeHt
son. viii BIO twenty-four wears Of age on the TIL
II April. wheu he will probably be made peer
~ the realm III the Dixie of Kent. Oh Enssex, o.
Of Albany. ,,;,s.s@A.3
The city OF Charleston has now hye public
schools. instfucting about 1000 pupils, one-haI'
Of whom are black. The average attendance u
about 30 per oent Under The present school syn
fam whites and blacks are given the same eduos-
iionaI advantages.
The Columbus ftsa.) Enquirer says thst let.
taru have been received there from large com.
nanv 81 Nsw England manufacturers inquring
Into The sotnsi cost Of $4,000 cotton spindle mill
II Columbus, II euch mill II established. II
says, they viii have $4,000 spindles In operation
along The Chattahooehee inside OF two years.
The number or individuals entitled 10 wear
ths rross Of the French Legion Of Homer ID about
b7.opo. OF whom $4,000 arc soldiers. The cheva-
llers wearing the lowest gradeare by far The most
numerous. then follow the officers, commanders,
grand officers, and, finally, the grand crosses,
which number but forty.one. and are the highest
In rank.
A bill has been passed by the Legislature OF
Tennessee To reduce the salsry OF the Governor
from $4,000 10 $4,000; Supreme Court Judges from
s&ooO ID sgOov: judges Of inferior courts and oil
special judges from s25Oo 70 $4,000. The bill,
AFTER IL receives the promised signature OF The
Governor, goes into efeut after the next general
county election.
The Cardinal Secretary OF Etate has COM
,,enced negotiations for reciprocal official repre-
sentstion between the Holy Bee and the Govern
ments 81 Paraguay, Chilli, Bolivis, Ecuador, Peru,
Colombia, and Central America. The Pope de-
sres 10 send intsrnuncios 10 those States, asking
lii return Minister peniposentisry ut the Vati
can from sAch Of them.
"A few years ago one Of the highly eolored
Legislatures Of South Carolina ordered FOR use Ia
The Btatc.H House gross OF spittoons Of such elab-
/ crate architecture and decoration that they ex-
cited the admiration ef oil ekpectorstors. These
veseels probably cost more than all the furniture
Of The executive and Legislative departments Of
the Hampton dqernment, including the tin dip
Der In The desernors reception 4oom. This
comparison proves The superiority of the Southern
nepublicea over HE Democratic brother in the
III alter on msthetic culture.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
RESISTING THE Law.
An Attempt tn Bring About n Collision
Between the Races In south Carolina.
Itlhal laatnn LnfIrnAl Of Commerce

An Attempt tn nring About n Collision
Between the Races In south Carolina.
[uhailesto Journal OF Commerce.
AnBEv1LLE, April Recent robberies
OF cribs and meat houses at Due West,
caused Trial Justice Young to Issue q
search warrant, for which an anony-
nous letter In negro writing gave the
clue. Jessie and Cyrus Wimbush, two
of the Radical ringleaders. being sus-
peoted, five constables searched their
house at Wimbushville, a negro settle
ment, Wednesday. The negroes resist
house. Pistols and knives were -four
ished, the women cursed the CON
stables and beat them with
clubs, and the men stood by
with pistols drawn. Cyrus attempt
ed to kill James Todd. Todd ehoked
Wimbush. and o desperate struggle en-
sued. Mr.. Hardness, u white man, was
badly beaten, and the whites retired.
Thursday, both OF the Wimbushes,
armed to the teeth, cursed out the whole
Of DUO West, detied Mr.. Yoans's dit
thority, and said that Hampton was no
Governor. The citizens wished to ar
rest them. but leading men counseled
patience. Mr.. Young sent posse OF
fifteen to-day to Wimbushville. The
ringleaders OF the riot escaped. but the
posse arrested five, including two
preachers. There were threats OF o
rescue. An escort OF fourteen conveyed
the prisoners to Abbeville. and lodged
them in jail. Great excitement aud
fears Of the negroes bushwhacKing the
escort prevailed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
A COLORED NIADMAN.
Formidable Negro conspiracy ii
Georgia.

ATLANTA, April IA party of men
from Crawford, Oglethorpe county. have
been securing Atftntt fof the past two
DAYS in search Of Luke Johnson, the
negro fanatic who melted the bloody
RI t In that village last week. They
succeeded In capturing him last night
together with three Of his confederates.
He says that his ATTEMPT to get pos.
session OF the postoffice was oceasioned
by the fact that Mr.. Pace. the post
master, In reading the names OF APP
pointees to postoffices In the South,
read the name OF Lake johnson, for
Crawford. Upon inquiry he was in
formed that his name had been read
out simply as q joke. He declined to
believe this, however, thinking the
white men were trying to cheat him out
of his rights, and made q formal de-
mand for the Office. This being re-
fused, he then persuaded his secret
society to assist him In taking 1t by
force. He denied that they had deter
mined to make the assault but were
merely discussing IL when the Marshal
posse Interrupted them. He says that
his men fired upon the posse after the
house had been fred upon. He re-
ports that one negro was wounded. q
fact not heretofore known.
Later developments show that the
spirit of this negro club was even worse
than was suspected at first. It had
been nursed up to frantic fury, and
there Ia little room to doubt that terri
BILE consequences would have grown out
of it had not the matter been checked
by the unexpected attack Of the club on
the marshal's posse. The ringleaders
are all safely Jailed and will be tried
regularly and the facts ELECTED. i IN !.
johnson had not received the appoint
ment OF postmaster. =,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
FOR SALE.

HANDSOME PLACE OF TWO ACRES front
on the beautiful river Teche, comprising 60
acres OF excellent. newiy-fenced land OF which
60 are admirably adapted to the cultivation Oh
sugar. cotton, or corn: the balance consisting
of a magnificent meadow In which the residence
Is situated The whole property will be sold.
consisting of the land above mentioned, and
residence. kitchen, cabins stable vegetable and
fruit gardens. and all necessary a5purtenances.
This offers An excellent opportunity to any one
wishing to raise stock. or TO cuitivate cotton or
sugar on a small scale. there being cotton gin
and sugar mill In the netghb orhood. This
property has never been inunda'ed. The
dwelling house is comfortably furnished, and
will be sold with or without furniture.
For particulars address A. E. g., .Posto flee
Box no New Orleans. 1918 % u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
APFOlNTas ENTs.

None to he Made BEFORE Congress Meets.
cincinnati Commercial, April LII
Thad. G, Pound, a member elect from
Wisconsin, called on the President to-
day, and, In speaking OF prominent
appointments, Mr.. Hayes said that none
would be made before the meeting oil
Gonuraas e. = T-I .ssz -.uzI. ~,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

Some surprise has been expressed that
Mr.. Hayes does not make his foreign
appointments and go generally into
home appointments also. The explana-
ton is said to be that he Is waiting to
see who are his friends and who are not.
This Is prudent. He has more enemies
in his own party than he suspects.-[St.
Louis Republican. -a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

BuRNErr's FLAvoRrNa ExTRAcTs.-1ne sstper1-
oraty Of these extracts consists IN their pesJet
pusty and great strength They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils aud ACIDS which en-
Ter INTO the composition OF many Of the Fictitious
mi, flavors now in the market They are not
MY true to their names, but are prepared from
suiss OF the best quality, Ard are 30 highly con-
csntrated that comparatively small quantity
only need be used. g VI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

BuaSsrrs CoooArNE. "A perfect dressing for
the hair, The Cocoaine holds In q liquid form
large proportion Of deoderized cocoanut oil, pre-
pared expressly for this purpose. 5r
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

In good old times importatons OF Fiper-Heid.
seick one YEAR reached ii. 900 baskets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

/ Practices In the parishes Of 0uachtta. More
house ind RichIand. Claims taken for collec-
aefle sama 81 connection with at1oraeys resid''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14
RAILROADS.
JACK ssM ROUTE.

NEW ORLEANS, sv. Louis AND CHICAGO
hAlLROAD LINES.
will depari and arrive az foilowa: from Calliops
stree depot from March %, 1877:
DEPART ARRIVE
Express No. 1880 p. m. Express No. a.ii:2o am
Express Ne s7:2oa n Express res w aa 4 so am
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through TO Cincinnati Louisville. Chicago. Cal
70 and Milan, Tenn without charge, and fpr Ut.
passengers to 60 through without leaving the
Friday evenings train makes no connection
at Dnan2n ior oh .raos betaen Naw reans
Leave New Orleans $3.50 D. m. Saturday; 7:2s
| a. M and $3.50 D. m. Sunday. ~
Arrive g15 o, m. and 9:2o p. m. Sunday, ana
Tickets II Ter sals and information given d Vi
Camp street, corner Common nrde, City Hotel.
D. rnosr. General q M 81 nN' A1 mE
VIE NEY Ro 0hLEAAs H y }l NOZZLE BALI
EAST. NORTH AND WEST. -,
Via 1o5 aEhHS IA A 4hR =. E * fua
Trains arrive and pepart from Deus. lot Of
DEPART. ~ s ARRIVE.
Express 500 o. m. Express. s:ss .. %.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lous
fsville. Nashville and st. Louis, without change.
and only one change to NeW York and Eastern
Ticket Office corner Of Camp and Oomnnoa
streets, opposite City Hotel ex
rnh2H ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-14

DOUBLE DAILY.-On and after sunday next.
the 4th inst, the jackson Road will have Two
passenger rains daily, running TO and from tne
city, making connections for I'll points North,
East and West. 5szss5 szz=t ss zig sF
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06

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at 4aura bssap fig paa @stisn. Saa panitsi9 Ell Sp9ape
bapbe bun enonu albris bapt; % iet M ban troeoe, at
bun Tom al fin e9sn fHe Iiuie; Oct pilos 10 bore lfr9ffe.
Iist. Yaa Dampliibet forsfom Oct benbs. at Mue fisnbte
bsnos. Os piote, buor bun ifuIos ben; oa Der imiblsrtio
lite inotraf noset lliaopanlist. os gnbpsr pasieos CIT, b.:
9pnote bun at fomme til No. Sartsn meb Samplfibst,
ben frilte Sinb, % sraulbeosn Omboro par noset spt for
bsnos. % iatts benbs en- ~bsbaeslis Stsnnins. SUN itoo
IGnse % iaa paa Sfibsts Start. bporlsbts Oct teo is frsm
% oannsoe en- 8si eiter h9, mebsns 8anost brusos %
ifnmmsoe. men mart iGpnsoss 10 issn. % git Vt meb
be u~maaoei9e Ianomasisr. SGt at man blep ipimmel
% itprsbe ub, pilbe Stbst iaa life allcrsbe pGre lan9t
bOrts. inesn NOssn bem@rfsos BET; % naar bette lists. ialo
BET %Ouerbouebet itete, pilos be laa tunne uenos % fomme
tiosnot til at rsbos @u; % meo bpitsn 5Ornsmmsie oiIbe
man itoie Sang ie Oassns 9ps. % oerefter mGrfe. at
man ianf bpbse % bpbers nso en- i~itGffsHs &i9runb?
SUN req fs los fra bisie Bstrastniussr. iom upilfaarlist
operfalpe os, naar ri paa ct 9Th ita % h NED Ban.
bet, % psnbts fe ON til ben onosn Sibe. buor bet iaa
no. Tom ON &pfsn Ianaiomt orep forbi Dem; mart uar
bet en- Stop. mart 9phitecsr % srenns Saper. mart isien
6ilierIeier. bpioe SfrGnter % soIoe Str9fninsu. mart tit.
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slsb bet Canine bag en- Sfop, iom isien brep bort %
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Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06
172

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% Ceres Sattsr, % n~aturligois - tror Dc lite, at ig
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tnsb. laa Se rent no iast Tom en- Stub, % MI bape ri
feet. bpor LET Oe fan blue bet iaisn. Ssaar @ftss par Sc
baarIis. 90 bolosr Sc Sem MI life roIia, iaa faa ri belle
Siforisn ON isisn."
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"3un CT SslNnser. Seq maa babe fat 81. &oam.
fer 81. for is trOr. at ben nps @rOsisrsr. esmne NpfOp,
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Niolal. 90 latte zig fOrbanist op Senssn. set bar Os
10 life iagt mig ct Orb ON"
llesn at t9uts paa, bpab ban islp iasbs, hapbe Gar.
fttnieu label fs -ousrrumpls. Sor at Nifolai flnbe npbe
ben ferit muise No. bapbs De o~mbpssslis ~unpsoaet at
omtals Mit, buab Der an9if Sranfs Sus os benz. lom itobe
/ Sorbinosle bermso. NitOlai aneos lisslaa 9iot ON 5ranfs
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bpsr Sag bapbs pGrst Suiet % isst til ham. 9t Dor
liar psb eauras Yaapasidisbso. OF Semmeisbeben par
blepen beparst. Garitenien ielp bar insen flor Diplomat.
% bapbs al lutter 6oristisbeo mere sno sneans pGrsf nGr
peo at forbade ben men MI. ba ban bar opsrIabt til h9
fip, air bet ftraI gait. San bialp ha auisepcl inilners 70
af Nanidiebeben, end man ifuloe pentt.
"5a, Ter Sc, bet sr bare faaoant ct Napn, man bar
til bam,' icsos Gariienien. "San tGnter not paa at blips
@~rosiosr. % iaa sipe man BAN aleeoe Napnet. Wsn
f%Orrefsn oil ie lite bore ct Orb mere ON DC Dele; Der.
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Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06
3ds bette

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libfte CONNER laa opsrmaaoe me
sct pInact at 8ist. at iss frpsteoe
ior en- brat Seo lfuloe inpfnoe zig.
snlfisnt iss bapoe flsre 9eaer til al
tille benpe. Gnhelia lpffeoss Oct
mig at iaa $r. 8. :. 9ceraaS til
at tass henbe unoer lin 8ebanelins.
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% CT nu aanlfe fritz. Seq ilnoer
bet min Yli9t at tilraaoe Gnbpsr
Der libsr at iaaoan Sp9oom. al
bsnpenpenoe zig til $r. 9ceraas for
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til Ooftoren for bpac ban bar 9ior'
for mig % 6amilis.
@ilbert Sobnlou.
Sslian, Soma, ben l5oe Mu9ull
1877.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06
DEBORAH
Graded School,
st Sare til Nmblifum.

Den oifentlige Stole / 0ecorab be-
gpnote ben 3oie Septb. uuoer Gebelle
al Yroi. s.. 9. Gniieen. Sor forite
@ang / SfolenS 6iitorie i~notrGifer MI
Oct Saftum, at ale Y9rerne bar ferite
6lasles Gertifitat. Den tilbpoer ale,
Tom onifer at benptte ben, ct fuloii9ns
oigt Sfolefurius % tilige ct iulos
itGnoi9t SoiltolefurluS. ct beiere ma
tbematiit 6uriuS, ct pioenltabeligt %
flaSiiit auriIS.
6r. Is barleS 8aloer. Yrofes,
ior / Stion'fripning, er ogIaa anlat
og giper bier Dag ll~uoeruisning
@rammatifs % Sol Stolen. San
CT laa bel anieet | fit GAG, at bet er
unoopenoi9t at iige mere oerom.
"Boaro Of DIRECTORS" feler fig oper:
bepiit ON, at Sfolen MI tilbpoer I'M.
ee Wi9no % 8uinosr. Tom enifer er
fuloitGnoig %llooamuelie, en- uom9rtei
Nnleoning, % bet pil oerfor oplpl'
ON, at Der MI or Blabs for 20 Glepel
mere | 6oiitolen eller / 9to. 9 al
Bubble Shool.".
st iulot 6urIus er blepen inofer'
% pil blipe itrengt giennemfort.
Ylan for Sfolsn fan faces peb a
benpenoe iig til "goaroet"S Brelioent
llo~enbpsboenoe betaler = Dollars
maaneoIig.
Yaa 3irettiouenS 8egne:
s.. Sutlcr, Yre'ioent.