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Connecticut western news., 1877-01-19

2. GEORGE M. WALTON IS native of Salisbury, where he was born August llth, ls47, and was educated ln the common schools of the town. He is bock-keep. CT by occupation. This is his first term in public office. and he will work and vote with the Democratic party.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-19

SAaron.-1. SEYMOUR A. PRAYER is al' so new member; he is native of Dur ham, Greene county, New York, and IS :hirty.five years old he had only the com mon school advantages in his youth. Since 1865 he has been connected with the Shar- on Valley Malleable and Gray Iron Com pany, and is at present its secretary and ire easurer. Mir. Prayer has always been a Democrat. but took an active part in the suppression of the Rebellion. Upon the organization of the Harris Light Cavalry, in August, 1861, he joined that command, and served with it during the Virginia and Maryland campaigns until September 2sd, 1863, at which time he was taken prisoner at Liberty Mills, Va. Immediately there after he was confined at Belle Isle, Castle Thunder, and Libby Prison for five months; he was then sent with the first lot of pris oners to Andersonville, Ga., and remained in the prison there seven months be was then sent to Savannah, Ga, where be was confined three months, and then exchanged and sent North. He has in large degree the confidence and respect of the commu- nity in which he resides and, though he may not take leading position in the pres ent house, will yet be valuable member, who will look carefully to the interests of F his constituents and the State.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-19

he represents he comes of old English stock. hls ancestors being among the fiist settlers of the country Giles Gibbs set tied originally at Dorchester, Mass, bu, subsequently, moved to Windsor thence the family has spread over various parts of the state Mir. Gibbs enjoyed an academic education, and has been an active worker in local affairs for many years has held the offices of justice of the peace, notary public and bridge commissioner he is by occupation q carpenter and builder MT. Gibbs was elected as an Independent candi date, but will act generally with the Demo cratic party.
Fair play., 1877-04-19
From Punjaub.

April IL, 1917.
Mr.. Henry Lawrence, sen., Is Wis.
iting Ste. Genevieve this week.
Mr.. Henry Wilder. of Ste. Gene.
We've, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Mehrins left to-day for
st. Louis, where he will remain for
a few months.
Four persons were baptized in the
Catholic cubrch at misplace last Sun.
day.
There will be mass here every Sun
day while the Bloomsdale church is
being plastured.
Nr. James Pinks,on returned on
Wednesday of last week, a long and
fruitless chase.
Mr.. Henry Schnock has the contract
for the mason work ON the new store
house.
Fair play., 1877-04-19
From Bloomsdale.

April Il, 1877.
We have new doctor, in the per.
son OF T.. j. Drury. practicing in
partnership with Dr. Il. F. I.anning.
lie recently returned from st. Louis
with goOd->ized piece of sheep-skin.
and is now riding every day.
There is something remarkable
about the several cases of pncImO-
mia here. Ii seems to be contagious
to some degree. Mr.. Francis Thorn-
urc died of the disease, and his wife
had il Immediately after. Mrs. IOr.
ich died of the same, and her hus-
band took the disease Immediately af-
ter. Mrs. Tian Crag"et also died OF
the disease. and AIN informed that
her husband is now very sick with
the same.
The annual election Of this (thc
l0th) school district, which took
place at , T.. NJ. to-day. resulted in
the re-eicctian OF DIR. Il. +. Lanning
for secretary of the board. and the
votes for County School Commission
cr were east as follows: Felix Janis,
i: G. &. kcrlcgon, 10: J. \. Ernst. l..
We hal fine rain on the 9Th.
which improved the appearance OF
our wheat crop.
\ new house is being erected for
the priest.
Mr>>r>. l.. i. & Clovis Bower are
pla>;criug our church.
fourche Il Dnrlui creek is about
four feet Ii. cher than low water
mark. =. u.
Wheat looks very promising in this
vicinity.
\ poor pro>pec: for peaches in this
part of the country.
Louis !. Bower has built Il new car
penter shop. above his fathers resi-
d-ncc.
Preparations are being made for
the erection of new residence for
The priest. hear the church. The
building Will hc two stories high. and
will cost about $500.
pr. Lanuing will have an office
built near ..i- residence in few
,,-,,i-
Fair play., 1877-04-19

| of moneys that have accrued in their
several counties from the sale of the
| sixteenth sections. or lands selected
in lieu thereof. situate in their coun.
ties: the amount Of interest in ar.
rear on the loan Of said moneys. and
the amount due bv each borrower
thereof. respectively: the amount OF
the three per cent. fund belonging to
the county. and the interest that has
accrued on the same: the amount of
interest in arrcar. aud those from
whom it is due: and all appropria-
tiOns that have been made OF said
fund by the county court. specifying
the objects OF appropriation. And
the said tribunals SHALL. at the
same time. make out Il statement of
the amount OF debt due by their
counties. and detniied account of
the receipts and expenditures of the
same for the preceding year. Sho~-
,ay from rhnf officer. ond on rhat
occounf. nny money has been receir-
ed. "ad to That INDIvIprALS. AMI on
rh"f accOunf. "ny moHey has beea
pGid. and shall >trik" the balance.
showing deficit. if any. and the bal
ance in the treasury, if any.
SECT. 30. The facts thus ascertain
cd. aud the accounts and statements
thus made out. shall be entered Of
record in the said court. and publish
cd in some newspaper in each county.
where any such may be printed: and
if there he NO newspaper published
in the county. then copies of the
same shall he put up in the most con-
>plcuous place in each township OF
the county. by the sheriff. within
three weeks after the adjournment OF
the term at which the proceedings
above mentioned shall have been
had.
SECT. 81. Every officer or person
holding any trust or appointment,
who shall he convicted of any wiltul
misconduct or misdcnieanor in Office
or neglect to perform any dafy en-
j"ined on him by lar. ~here no xpe-
cioi prorisiOR IS mode for the pm
ishmenf Of such mixdeme0nOr. mis-
rOnd"cs or negligence, shall BE- pm
ished by fine. not exceeding .fre:h"M-
dred dollars. or by Imprisonment iH
the county jul not exceeding one
year. or by both such tine aud impris-
Ment.
A TAx-PAYING CITIZEN.
Fair play., 1877-04-19
SuiciGed.

NJ. +. Taylor. Il prominent at:or-
ney of this city and also pro-ecu'in.
attorney of this county. died a.;
evening, At $40 P. NJ, from An over
dose of morphine.
The particular, are as follows a.
near as We nave learned: lie obta!u
C! four grams of morphine durIns
the day. Three from La-k & Moor
man aud one from u. y. Draae =
To, and is supposed TO haye tasea
al =, one dose. Everyth.us ina
could be done for the union tgIai-
man after lie was .Oul.I ID. n;-
friends Was promp:ly done. In
-.d occurena. casts 8 g'0or "ve-
our h,,!c 4,y.--C4Griest.4 ED.-;-
YrSsn
Fair play., 1877-04-19
Mr.. Tilden Run Away With He
Springs From His Carriage
at Full Speed.

III u1l opoeu.
Last evening q team attached to =
clarence, in which was Samuel J.
Tilden, ran away in East Thirty
fourth street, and Mr.. Tilden had q
narrow escape, as he chose tho al
tentative Of jumping out of the We.
hiclc.
Mr.. TiIden was out yesterday
morning on horse back, aud the fine
weather tempted him at 4:3O o'clock
to take q ride in bis clarence round
the park. Tho horses were Miller
and Blackstone, q famous spirited
team, and while starting for the
drive Mr.. Tiiden noticed that one OF
thcm was q little restive. He told
the coachman Dennis to drive him
slowly and quietly and just out OF .
walk. Mr.. TiIden was alone in the
clarence, and rs the vehicle was 60
ing down Murray Hill Mr.. Tilden
noticed that tho horses were going
rertty fast and again spoke to the
driver, telling him to go slowly.
From some unaccountable reason
the motion was accelerated, and the
driver, after u short distance, turned
towards Madison Avenue and then
turned down Madison Avenue. prob
ably to get ont Of the crowd of We
hicles. He next turned down INTO
Thirty.fourth street, and Us he vas
passing the corner too rapidly the
carriage swung round, the driver
went off the box and the reins were
flung on the backs Of the horses,
which started 10 run down the de-
clivitv towards Fourth Ave-
nue.. Mr.. Tilden saw the driver
fall to The sidewalk; and that
the horses were unrestrainei and
the reins flying, and that they We're
rushing aion. ut y furious rate. lie
had no chicc but to await o catastrO.
phe IN the carriage or 10 try To get
out. which was perhaps little more
risky than to stay in, hu, which on
the whole ac preferred So he open
ed the door on the right-hand side
of the vehicle and jumped out while
the horses were running of OF
course ne couln no, keep his feet,
but he got up uniniured, with the ex-
ceptiGn Of some slight bruises. lie
then ran after the driver, who had
got up with his head badly cut and
seemin. Il good deal confused. Mr.. F.
Tilien got Il hack and sent him !
home. Meantime the horses had de- /
slolished the carriage By running
into Il cGacn driven bv Patrick ).
Kelly. oi No. $40 Second avenue.
throwing Kelly of and considerably
arui-ing him. NJ. T.iien went up
TO him aS he was sitting on the side
walk. got . wagon and sent him 10
the Twenty ninth Precinct Station
house AMI arranged with police
man ,u u!rovIGe hI'n with q surgeon
and 10 report the extent OF E!s IN ju-
rieS.
Mr. Tiiien was scarcely nur, at
all. and was a. WEI. a. usual in bis
library last evening. Within the
past three years three horses have
allen under a.m on pavenen;S and
very time he escaped without the
,!;st,es, :ajury.-Seu Eort |Forid.
Fair play., 1877-04-19
Lambert's Luck.-$2O.O 900 In
Gold Found in q Cave in Ham
bien County. Tennessee.
CNorristOwn Tenn. Gazette

Morristown Tenn. Gazette.l I
There is q strange story, yet,
nevertheless true one. to be gwen
you for your readers. In the early
history Of East Tennessee, abou.
1874, as we'll as can be determined,
three men by the name of Patterson,
all brothers, visited the New Marke,
valley, with the intention of buyin.:
the rich and extensive lands near
what is known As Panther Springs.
Thev brought with them large
amount of money, supposed 20 DO
from 10000 to $4,000 in Mexican
ccin. While looking over the lands
they were murdered and their mon
ey and other articles of value taken
from their persons by u hunter, and
their bones were burnt III u cave near
what ut that time was known a. tho
"buffaio crossing" now known as tho
Grindstone Hollow, which place was
also tho rendezvous Of tho murderer,
who il is supposed feared that the
PattersOns would TO missed from the
ncighborhOod, fed to tho Western
portion Of Virginia. There ne died,
and on his death bed he gave q way
bill that bis hidden treasure IN. .ht DO
found. SOmo forty years ago, say
the older citizens. two mon came with
tho way bill, giving description Of
place, and every effort was made 10
find the money, Out to no purpose,
and aftcr several weeks Of hard labor
they gave up the search. Now for
tho sequel.
During the heavy snow Of tho
past wister q man by tho name OF
John Lambert and q man from the
vicinity Of Panther Springs went
hunting, and tracked . coon to
small hole by the edge Of rock.
Lambert stopped up the hole AMI
remarked that "hs would get the
gentleman yet. if he wasn't pretty
sharp" He subsequently went back
it is supposed after tho snow had
Inelted) and found two rocks over
the hols; he moved them and saw
below them a vast cavern. He re-
turned home and procured u bel
cord, tied the same to walnut tree
and descended into 1t for some 100
feet, and there found the treasure
spread out upon rock, with an oil
Mexican saddle blanket spread over
it. The blanket had decayed until
nothing but the "fi!llng" remained.
He also found one saddle aud six
Mexican s;irrups.
Your correspondent visited .ho
section OF country while the peopis
were making excavations wh.r,
Lambert haG filled the cave, and wit
messed with his own eyes nearly one
hat OF q human sekle;on taken out,
and all other signs made hunir-i
wears ago. Lambert and MS family
have departed to some unknown
country with the money. These are
facts, as can he pr2vcn by any hun-
her of the best ciuzens of Panthr.
Springs.
Suicided.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

"Naturli9biS 9aar Oct" ia9oe Sranf peo l9 itlp. ba
ban bar fommet inc lit NrbeiosuGrsll, "naar man blot
fOritaor at fube Oct ristisc Miocd," % cermso ~forbpbsos
ban is paanp line 8s9nfobsr.
Sreosritfc oar Den Sa9 iom ieruanelst; 9auras
NerpereIie iremfaiots mango samle Grinorinser. % inoen
De pioite al BET, bar oct blcuet Wiboa9 Der bar lite Sale
ON. at aaura maotte aao, % oa bun iasbs. at bet oar
benbss Sabus Srprs, % at ban lite bar til at ipsse ueo.
ft 6reoeritfs let ubuirtet hos lin 6absr. at Der bIeu lenot
8uo no; om bun MATTE blpe til Nften. 8eo Miooass.
borost par Oct 6ronf b~ebaseli9t at merfe. buor fOranorst
Sreoerlffe par, LEGION Oct o9laa par BAN paafaloenbe. at
Den frcmmeoe Yi9s bsao ell iaaban 5aft lin Sptreosn
% Ell %cloporasenbco, iom e9sntli9 itilchs benbe paa li9e
Grin mco bans s9su Sattu. Snsen lfulns noeeniube
babe iormaaet bam til at inbremme oct; bertil bapbs ban
Ell oltfor rooi9ltet MnlfAelle al 8ot1lslen mslsm Ell RIG
Sroslerero0tter % en- fattis Stprmanbsbattsr men for
i9 lelp fnnoc ban lite nl9ts bet. unber andre Sorboo
pHoe ban mnnlfe bare ~betrastst bet iom en- ~util9ipslie
Sumbrhtiabco al 9oura, men uuoer be nupGrenoe On.
itrneisbeoer par Oct BAN e~noo9laa saulie ~beba9eist, foroi
ban lite reitersbs No9t peo at brin9e Dem lammsn.
Naturll9pis par Saura for bam fun ct Miooel til Op.
naaslsn al en- Scnl8t % 10 %bru9barere Wiolet piite lg
at uGre. oclto beore. Sanot at lpe bar 3anra Garitsnleu
Ell i~noascnbe YiSc. % bouo bun mauite manslsos /
Carbon, bauoe Naturen iulosite Waal srtattst. Sun
bsab Ell perlonIig gnoe. lom irar inbtOs Gnbpsr for
benbe. % Ell ps n~aturlig &aft. lom loo bsnoe hnoe l9
tilrstte ale SorbOlo.
"aan 9e butte. eaura. oa is bios tpin9s Dem til
at trDbe op 40 Den beie Sti8c. noe bag pso Yafbulet ?"
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

ifuloe Der pie fs nOSen gtli9ben. bOor ie8 fan brinss
Gaasu paa Bare, iaa fan Sc Hole paa. at oct Ial IT,"
"Sb, Oct iaI 9e bape Sat iOr. nn9e Mans," ia9oe
Garitsnlen, iom bIep belt opremt ueo 8auten ON. at bans
Enlfs maafe tunoe opnaoes. "9oo os brifte pa Oct
Wen bpab par oct ellas @rosueren uilbe min Oaiter ?"
De fll ig life fuHoc fgc Gem ban icnbte mig
blot bsrub meb oen 8Ctto. al ban enlftoe at iale meo
benos, % bel loo til, iaa mart lOm muIiSt"
ga saa bu fun. min $i9e Oa Der, bpao Manoen
oil big naar bu eaar iraT tan on Urrs biemme islen
Ill Riooaa. On fan 10 icIDe meN 3r aoam. laa ielsr
ban big ltes inb til @rOsiroen; for 0e 8snerer Dem pel
life for at 0aa mso tt Yi8cbaru -"
"Mei, paa iu9m giaape," ia8oe Goam. iom beusrs
END airne sr,b 9~eli9b,cen, "os for al %OnerbeuHe Gem
berOm, btOr lea 3Omfra Garitnien ON at Oiers mig
StIfab."
Seq tror bdf. al ia uiIoe ncntc til eiter.
miobae. 6aoer leg bar Der uOGd Gptei, iOm l'nlos pere
%feroi9t."
"aa snat." iaane beunes 6aor. 'buoo Tol nu be
@riau iii. Sc Yiaebetu eiert altjo Suppeuoinsn nIlic
pile Dc oct Wooatle. &c M. al on tommsr aiitse. %
ipilo lite Chen meO Snat"
ga 9aura iaa. at Der lnatu uopd bar mnli9 8lorot
bun fla isrnia % sf meb aeaW.
"DsrlOm kp bapos uiolt. al Del bar Dem iaa me9et
imoo al irIgt meo mig. fuube i9 ia8tsns baue lunost
paa IN llaolfplonina men Orbet Hap mig no al Wun
ben, ineen lt9 iip uiOlte al Oct"
Seq bar naturlieOs life 4Osu imOo al isIae mso
Sem. Sr. aoam''
~vsn auistud Dilos Gs BOG btlsr baoe saaet aIsns;
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

80. ST.. @rOsierer."

"pan bar. suer bapbe i~ostminbite. en- Gattsr. iom Tor
Ell Gel @ar ibsn tbt Is9ens mso min Oattsr, oa De pare
Bern. Suis Sc fan iaa fat benhs. iaa beo benee ON
of fomme buben til mig; iss cnifer of tale mso bsnos.
Seq Ueb lite bpor earitsnieH Dor, men oct fan Sc 10 Let
faa at pioe. Set maa lie iirar"
Sauoe 8rosiesrsn iie baut fine 6anler andre Ste'
Der. pilos ban bape bemcrfst. at @oam bIsp forleasn, ea
ban talte ON earitenisns 0atsr ban fnnoe ieprist lite
BABE uaI9t no9st paulibslisere % bnrh9ee Senoebno emo
Moam. Der par laa f%orelifet 4anra earitenisn. iom no.
gen ing Mano funoe bore oct; Ell balp Slime eftr par
ban noe pa ebriltiansbaun. bpor Siprmonesn boeos.
Sfienot ban elkrs bar en- rols 90 beinois 6pr. maatts
ban BOG blpe itaasnos liot uosnior Suiet for at Jamie N9,
inoen ban git osrop. % oa ban enoei8 toa Woo I'll ls
% rin9eoe paa. bar bet lite uon Ell bis Siertebanfen, at
ban bctte Nossn fomms % luffe Op Oct bar 2oura islu,
"kunoe ls tale mso Gem. 9anra p ipnr9te ban, IT,
ter at babe sienpunoet i'm SatnnS.
"Sabsr CT lite bcmms." luarsce bun pberlis iOrls8sn,
"o9 Sc Deo -"
"5a, iss peo, at Ss life brpoer Sem ON MIG" iasos
ban meo Ell bitter Vetonin9, men benne Sang iomusr
is fra @rossrer Srauf. San bar lenbt mig bsruo tpr
at bebe Dem ON at fOmms ben til BAN ban sulfer at
tale msb Gem"
Seq fan iffe soht saa b%emmsiu, isrsno Saber 'Om'
mer ; men Gitermibeas imI is iomms."
"Sis mig ensan8 O%pri9ti9t," iasoe Moam. iom uar
fraaot ino Stusn, "om i9 OirieIis r Dem laa msset
lmoo. Seq bauoe ensan9 baabst, at Oe tlnos %9lsn9l9los
min ~&ierIisbeo men ia irpster ior at babe taSst yell
Ut S%anreisbus. 3
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

iss tror. at De ~bespnosr at faa Tosst imOo mig; bet bar
Sc Dog lite baut fer"
"Sporfjr luue ri blus pen at tae ON Sing, Der M
sn9ans lite Iabs fla fOranore ?" iasoe bun.
"O9 buorior faue De lite Iape fig ioranbre ?" ipur9ts
Woam.
"6oioi bet lite ommer an paa mig forbi is9 ltaar
Mnbre til Nniuar; fOroi buorfsr oil Sc Dog bipe uso,
Sr. Moam. ba 9e meset soot uso. OF ia lite fan ipars
Sem ~anesrleces END iS sisr."
"gr bet Ssrss 5abus Samiptfs. Sc frp9tsr for life
at iunne iaa. iaa sio mig blot 4op BERTH. % iss Pal for.
LANCE Oct al bam."
"Stis for Alt &eoen." iusoe bun. foriirettst psb
Den blOiie sante. "3uis Oe nOseninoe taIte til BAN
osrOm. fit Sc MIG aioris mere al f."
"Sa. boap iial is oa sisrs." iasos ban mismoois.
"S,lp oil DC lite sipe mig noset Suar, fobi Sc Tiger.
at Sc itte fan BET. ba Sc sr aibsnsis al Ssres 8aous
Samipife % naar laa ia bsosr Gem ON at MATTE tale
til 0sres 6aoer. ia nestsr Dc mig osaa oct; buap lal
R9 ba siere? I"
"8snt opsips Oct. Sr. Noam; bet bill pers bet Deb.
fs baabs for Gem isIu % for mig. Waar be fun laosr
Del, % ipars baaos Dem iep % mig mango SOrsu."
"Naar Se taller i~aaleoes. 4aura. iaa tiger Sc meb
tpSellse Orb. at iss sr Gem sanis %lisesplois. % at Sc
snlfsr. at ie9 ifal saa min @ei. 10 for 10 bsuer."
DE CT mssd u~reifarois imob mig" iasos bun sra.
ombs. "os buroe iGtts Sem nit Stsb, laa pIbe Sc
tenie % tale a~nberIeoes. Sc er mig en iiar Ben. bet
uso Se. % %naiteitr 6aoer itaar 5nssn nit Sirts laa
nar iOm 0e. Sub iiaI pies. at is bar iiempst for at
bolcs min Spsbspisnins taft naar Sc lioIIssrs bar talt
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Gu fOrfdroeli0 SDItc!

Spor cite bprsr u lite en- FABIAN @s.
msrtnius en- iaa bra, 9eircmpsrlins fem
nu. xcrtlsleiie, @ei,e ~ far @als bar
aloris parei mere dlminbtlis iblanpt Ssr.
meme emo MI. III oil psrier rpertale lem
til at fprlpse ct Wioeel, Der bar pait Sps
marflpnbeb blanet Saser rper net belle
Sane. ~ es inerSmmer, al bets 8irtninl
sr maaslss ~ bslcis. Witlet er ben pel.
t~s,jsuNte "Soalts 6cusb 6creial." Z apc'
tbstern. bcs @siitr % Wcntscmsrp & 81.
nil De funne bpre, At BET sr ben beptts
Spiiemeoiein, b. ~nessnfnee bar bait. % d
nil ~inoeitda ipr @tlbrseelis, sler lscsrs Zen.
gene tilba5e. bpis Nllppartsn al Slaiten in.
tet bar %biulpst. Den imaasr bebaselis "
tr en- ucm9rtet Wleeiein Tor Born.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Ncfnnncrliat mem iannt

Ceres 6cite nil nrQbe lem. Gr Ierss
Cir parei 25 Sta? Or. Setb @rnclcs
Gcusb aiasr uorpoeer ale punselpaccmms.
ct beers s9ssmipeel | alpcrlise 5iii9iee
sne nesst anest bieinetil tjenet. 4ris IS
Gts. so gts. ~ l Ocular. @aa ino paa
y. .. Sdterss Drus Stcre o. iaa en-
Yrspshalfe icr % gts. 20 Tcfier fsr
man saar tilisnss oil linpre BET alrcrliss
its iiliales. ST Scriss pilsr. at BET er
tsers sno nosst anoet Sciiemiceel gerosn.
Sult paa pst sr i%crifret. Oct CT ct iifsrt,
raft ~ alpelss uifapelisi Riprel mcp so.
fts. xrrtjsleiie. iaar @ais. 8iaebcits. Strus
bsbclie "a aae Spaecmme Sals Oh eunse.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Sill SciteOpOrdttcrc!
Darkness"
Salpbrucer til Barefoot"


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Curtin Srpe. SipcrpsS table,
9eerrab, 9cwo, laa til Af~bsupttelle fcr
ct lneltrenfet Nntai aree 5cprtr.
5iben CT fra t0es Aprl til lite Sui.
getnsclie St5, betolbar f5ee WartS
1873. &pS &cppernc otbGnbso for DC
faa Sol, ital DC onlses lem mce 6sl.
@lie Gcpper pao SisrneS 8eNte.
~"Sartutls's" Stnmtaplc
"0artnsls" bleo ieot 1850. Taeertu
par "8ins 9eree," Ncceren en- Wcr.
gan @cppe.
Seifripclfe:
"SartneiS" CT en- icrt pit, f. Genbtt
be bar en- lmuf SNnin9 20 900 Gclc
ming, % efter ct @drs Scrtsb traptct btn
1 Mh 2:l5.
Sclr citer "SUrtncis" a bi tnett for
lin Siisnbeb a ltaur be- rus, % sc
rem al en- lsoorS lommet Ncppt bar al
lIoaet at mobtose $500 icr zen.
29-3m. Surtn x 9rc.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
DEBORAH MUSICAL ACADEMY

Mrs. A. a Aiken, Principal.
Miss L ID. Blakeney Assistant and
Teacher of Music.
Nnefn Strmin a. ettte AtlNtmi lulttr
ben Bite Warts. Zen trtrie {trmin be-
lcueer ben 9ee April a ptopdrtr 10 ll3er.
Den Sntcresle. hrrrmeb ottte AeleemI bar
p9rst cmlltiet zen tcrtt (te cet bar rTs
rel 6riliante, tr @orleu Ter, al etttt rjl
blips en- lildtnet Snltlaticn lcr Q1tcrab.
Glper ira ret lprltle Winntictl a cmltls
aenfe 6runtier icmmtr biz trr al bragg
Scrnel al eenne uontarteee gNaNt Stclt.
Price OF Tuition.
Private Lessons $1,000 per Term
Glass Lessons $1,000 per Term.
6isper tan teapuee I'll hpiltenlcmhclt StN
N tetller tins lcr Zen gin Be- npoer llrs
eercisntna. 70. Ia.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
TalIt Cpfatnina.- Ser er

Outvt ApVututuO. XXI II l
alminpelisbsp en- pis alasis Wsnnefer.
lem | fin llrraftiitbeo NJ llsrfarsnben trcr.
al CpipgTa er mulis al iurere. men ri
bar ZEN Tcrnpiells al funn icrtaIIt. al
"@reens auSuti Stcner" alcris. iaapict nj
pec. bar ilaatt fell liseccerfcr Cplpepia ~
eeperiMNem | aus hens Ncrmer. iur Rape.
Scrlteppelit, Scrsepine. &iertsftap. paarliai
&umsr ON. Nf be 80. 900 Slaiftr. Der
lcistes inlte @ar. bar lite en- llaaet fcil.
eiier brar Der CT tsrsttet. men ia apctbss
ters bar. nj iaast luiinrtr al @ratulaticnss
trspe ianlsenins al BET tsIpise Nsiulta.. Gn
Ocis 3 Ganse pil linore. Tprisa ZEN |!
Iris rs Gents pr. Slai,e. Yrepefaiis los.
Selses bcs :. y. WcntScmerp & 6pmp.
eIer tcs Il, I, gSeiltr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
StorIf Zfrdboervdrtl.b.

Or. @ans Splbsn bar npttet ut
StreseerrRrfaeb til Waterfreet, li9e:
~operfrr W. :. 3afer Il @rp.s Seutsr.
pan baneler cslaa meb bruste slaoer,
% bpis Mcsen sniter ncset at bette
Slass bilist, fan man &esslen erbolcc
famine @r. &clesns Sutif. Wpe Sl9
Der fclfereiass sfter Waal for fra So
Sf2, "Srimmius" ibsre9net. Slaeer
rensisres. alt Mrbeiee uefsres scht %
bIa,at. % on.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
N(Dtice!

ga ise. iom ollereoe beflsnot bar
ioIst min &arebebolbnina til 99rr.
Sausen & 8sisrion % uhtraaot al
5orreininsen. MAJ ica paaminhe Ollie
% Guhuer Der ifDlccr mig ON at
bctule iuoeu fort SiN, oa ieg cIlers
opsrleuerer 6ororlnScrnc I'll en- IN.
fasiator. 9uit paa, ic9 mcucr booo
lss Tiger.
Sseorob, Soma, .. Is. WorlelS7
rs Spurrn
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Gn Setnbauepoenlarnins al gGble'
truer oil bliue iolst peo oltsnilis Mnt.
ton 9srpas gfisrmiooas Den 2Sos
Mpril I'll. ,, liseupsnfcr 8unotma'
ger Olisns ~gunotmaaeruGrflfeo !
&ater Strset, lfraaseperIor Wlnne'
lheif Sonis. 6rGsrns sr fro 8 til
z 600 bele os bel ion~isroereos. @r.
SIien bar Suloma9t nj at iGlss
Srrer hpsr 0aa. iubtil Mufiionen
brspnrsr ior ben biuiss Yris al So
pr. 100. 3 enbel nblsnots norlts
Girfulrrer itoo Oct at lUie, at Nuf.
tionen lfnlos pGrs Den 2Sos Musuit,
lamt at Yriien pr. 100 par 81.
Sette por isilaatiat. Stem life Oa.
gen. men benpt NulsonInscn iii at
faa oohe siGfr.