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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ACIFI T.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Thomas Marvin Suffocatel.
BENEFITS YACHT JEANETTE"
Counterfeiters Held to Answer.
SAN FnANoIsco, December 81.

SAN Francisco. December ~.
Thomas Marvin, q native OF Maryland,
aged 48 years, and an inmate Of the County
Aims House, was suffocated on Christmas
by o turkey bone, which lodged in his
throat.
The Bank Commissioners have decided
to defer the examination Of the CONNER
cial banks until after January LIST, the
banks being all busy at present in making
up their annual balances, etc.
About noon on Christmas, Pietro de
Selino, . Peruvian eigarmaker, was found
dead at the Bartlett House, on Second
street, in Oakland. On the stand in his
room was found o tumbler containing
~strychnine. The deceased wa ! member
Of the Cigarmakers' Union Of this city,
and ! deputation from the Union will 60
to Oakland to-day to bury him.
In the Constitutional Convention, to-day,
on motion Of Mr.. Barbour, Of San Fran
cisco, the Chair appointed . committee Of
three, consisting Of Messrs. Barbour.
Shurtlef and Filcher, TO investigate the
charges OF infamous crimes against O'Don-
nell. Of San Francisco.
Jeanette" James Gordon Bennetts
Yacht, which il to make an exploration to
the Arctic regions. by way OF Behring
Strata, arrived this afternoon. 165 days
from Havre. She will be fitted out in this
port for her Arctic voyage in the Polar Sea.
The examination d John H. Mcdonald.
alias Zeb Rice, and VIM. Davis, alias Uncle
Billy, who were arrested on the 18th and
14th Of last month BY = United States
detective, Henry Hnnegass. for manufac-
turing and passing, and having In their
possession counterfeit half dollars, ~
Commenced before United States Com
missioner O'Byrne this afternoon. The
prisoners waived further examination, and
were held to answer before the Grand Jury
in 5000 bail, each.
A passenger by the steamer Granada
Just arrived f.om Panama and way ports.
reports that "a the Granada was leaving
Mazatlap, bound north. news was received
OF 4 severe battle between the forces Of the
clerical chief, Lermo, and the National
| troops under General Escudcro. military
| commander ct Guadalajara- Lermo. with
| his Indiana, had captured the town Of
| Topic in the home Of the clerical party.
and there held high carnival for : few
days. He also held the road leading from
| Topic to the seaport Of San Bias. Upon
| tho advance Of Escudero. Lermo marched
| out 70 meet him. but was totally defeated.
and most Of his adherents were captured
| Of whom 90 were immediately hanged.
| The balance OF those captured, claiming Il
have bean forced into the rebel service
were allowed TO 90 70 their homes.
Amurdsr was committed ct Fort Wran'
gle, Alaska. on the l3th instant. John
Boyd shot snd instantly killed Thomai
O'brien. without provocation, The citi
Gems took the law into their own hapdsI
and tried the murderer before > jury %
locted By himself. He WIS found guilty
and hanged on ths 10th. In the presence d
900 Indians and IN armed squad eonsistin'
! Of 10 citizenss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
APPRECIATION FOR A PATENT


ITO THE TRENCH MINE.-No. 4sG.-U. S.
Il Land Office, Eureka, Nevada, December n,
1s7s.-Notice is hereby given. that Thomss Rob-
inson, whose postofice address il Eureka, Ne
yada. has this day filed his application for q
patent for twelve hundred linear feet OF the
Trench mine, or vein, bearing silver, with
surface ground three hundred feet in width,
situate, lying and being in White Pine Mining
District, county of White Pine. sad State OF
Nevada, and knowa and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this Office
~ Lot No. C5, in Township l6. North Range, O.
East, Of Mount Diab2o meridian. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No. IS being ~ fol-
lows, to-wit: Variation 16a4 deg. e. Commence
ing at . post marked No. l, o. !. Survey No.
s., whence . post marked U. 3. Monument. No.
s, standing on the summit OF q high limestone
bluff, bears south 32n degrees east. l,115 feet;
sec. CORNER common to sections "a and Is Z. 16,
n. R.. Sc Z, I'D sections u and 30 T. 1G. N. r.,
81 d. L. Lss-s n. - deg. ~ min. W.. 1I.70s feet;
smoke-stack OF Monte nNristo mill bears N.
81 d. w.. l0.0i0 feet: and the ~~-sneh shaft bears
8 22k deg. E.. sos feet thence -'innias nrst
course s.. S9L d. r. 1900 feet 10 post L. -ked NO
.. u. 8. Survey No. e5 theme second q i-se
8. Sold W., 800 fcct to post marked No. .,
u. s. Survey No. Go theilce, third course N.
39h 4. W. 1900 feet to pest marked No. 4, us.
50M d. 4. 800 feet, TO post No. /. the place Of
beginning, containing 8 26-100 acres. This
claim is bounded On neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the Little
Amador and Centennial. The location of this
mine is duly recorded in the Recorders Office
Of White Pine Mining District, in Book
I. and on page z3s. Any and all per
sons claiming adversely any portion Of
said Trench mine, Or said mining ground as
hereinbefore described, are required to file
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United States Land ONCE, at Eureka, in the
State of Nevada. during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof, or they will be barred by
| virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
de8-60d d. B. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
nAILRoADs IN GERMANY.


Il i remarkable that at the very moment
when . bill is pending before our own
House Of Representatives at Washington,
irving the Federal Government a certain
degree Of control and supervision over the
railway system Of the country, the Prussian
Chamber Of Deputies should adopt a reso-
linton asking the Government to transfer
The entire control Of the Prussian railways
70 the Empire. Prussia was formerly a
separate kingdom. It now constitutes only
one Of the States which 60 to make up the
great German Confederation. 1t is the
Iargsst and most potent Of these commune
tiss, but still IL is but one Of them. Ex-
pesjsnce in Prussia, Is we'll as in Belgium
and In France, has demonstrated that
Government control and supervision Of
railroads d beneficial, when properly adj
,ministeEed. 70 the general interests. The
,rates Of fare and Of transportation are made
= Low = possible, the object being not to
obtain : revenue from the railroads. but to
simply cause them to pay their running
and the interest on their cost.
1hs extension Of the Prussian railway sys-
ten throughout the Empire is now deemed
desirable and the transfer of the control
q the roads from the Government Of the
Kingdom to that Of the Empire will aid
in ef6scting : uniformity Of rates, and the
abolition Of determinations. such as those
.from which We are now suffering by tho
action Of our trunk lines.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
uoRAcE WHITE MAKES A FOOL
or HIMSELF.

They have in New York what they call q
s.rree Trade Club" Mr.. Horace White
addrsssed IL last week Of the silver ques-
ton. M. White is . gentleman Of general
intslligsncs. . good writer, and all that.
but evidently he is not posted on the rsla-
tive positions of the precious metals. He
ought to know better than to speak of gold
- the coin Of uniform ~value." when all
history shows 1t to be far more auctuating
than silver. During this century the an
nual production Of silver in the world has
varied only from $40. 900, 100 to 100000
coo; but the annual production OF gold
has varied from So, 900, 900 to sl69, 00o, 900.
Bat Mr.. White does not know this.
He ought to know better than 70 allude
70 the annual supply Of gold as small when
IL il 81, COO, 900 . year larger than the to-
I'll supply Of silver, and when the gold
mines are VIGOROUSLY increasing and the
silver mines diminishing.
he ought TO know better than to partici-
pass in the prevailing sycophancy towards
Great Britain on this money question. The
euakeyism Of Wall street is normal and
reasonable, but . culogy Of Lombard street
By an independent layman is quite incom-
pstibIs With . fair understanding Of the
question. Ono Of the elements that have
sunk England in the depths Of poverty and
misery is the adherence to q gold standard
and the consequent heavy losses which a
settlement Of Indian balances entail.
He ought to know better than to en-
courage the abolition Of silver when he
ssys in the samc breath that those coun-
triss having the greatest amount Of coin
recover from . crisis the soonest" II 1t is
true, and it certainly is, that the countries
possessing the greatest amount OF coin
rally soonest from periods Of depression,
vhsn . man who PUBLICLY favors tho exter-
uinstion Of one-half Of all the coin In the
world and the corresponding depreciation
d al values, and the aggrandisement OF
III capitalists, by doubling the purchasing
vsius Of money, is consciously or uncon-
IN enemy Of the human rance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
RUnEHC SCHOOLS IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.

D6usation Il progressive in the pal
netto State" The whole number Of
schools. - shown by the State Superin-
tsadent Of Instruction. Is 2,922, an in
.euease Of 49, schools during the year. In
some Of the counties the increase is large.
Il others there has been . decrease. The
.school attendance is: whites, 54,118; col
soesd, e2,l2l-total. 1929, . against
whites Last year. 46,444; colored, $500
Astal. l02, So. The total number Of teach
.srs employed il 3.l77, an increase Of 44S.
.Thsrs ~ 2,09A white teachers and 1,o26
.eoiossd teachers. OF the whole number
ely - are from the North. The average
nonthly wages paid to male teachers is
oaa1 e, and 10 female teachers $sS 70.
o. This branch Of the subject the Charles
1on Nesos and Courier remarks:
This great disparity l. due in . great
peaeurS 70 the fact that most Of the Super
intondents and teachers Of high grade are
moa. bat the fact still remains that the
WAGES Of The lady teachers are disgracefully
amalz, Il they are - competent Is the male
tsoGhers, and doas good work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

In our style Of climate. with it, sudden
changes Of tsmperature-rain, wind and sun
shine often i~ntcrminsled in > single day-it 10
no wonder that our children. friends and rela-
lives are 20 frequently taken from ~ By neg
lected colds. half The deaths resulting directly
IRON this cause. A bottle Of Boshec's GeFmsn
syrup kept about your home for immediate
use, viii prevent serious sickness, I large doc.
tors bfll. and perhaps death. ~ the nse Of
three OF four doses. Per curing consumption.
hemorrhsaes, pneumonia. severe c0uahs, Group
Or any disease Of the throat or lung1, IT, sue
cess e simply wonderful, - pour drnff1ss
every town and village on this continent.
sample bodies To- trial, ! cents; regular ~,
- esnts. dz4-soW
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Selling on my entire stock of Stationery
consisting of legal cap, foolscsp. note and let
ter Paper pink Tape, Pens. Holders, Inks, Mu,
cilage, etc., ETC.: also, my entire stock OF
Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Notions, Pipes and
Smokers articles. As 1t is my intention 70
consolidate business, all Of the above Will be
sold without reserve.
MORRIS H. JOSEPH,
Golden Rule Store, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

Furnished Rooms to Let.
One or two nicely furnished rooms. with OF
without FIRE. For particulars inquire over
Dunkel l. Co.'S dry goods store.
Eureka, Dec. II, 1873. d1s-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

Do you want to buy your husbands q nice
Christmas giftf See the fine stock Of hand
some Meerschsum Pipes. elegant Cigar-hold-
ers, in meerschaum and amber; those Russian
leather Cigar Cases, and many other beautiful
things that are offered at the Golden Rule
Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

A well-seiected stock of fne-cut and Plug
chewing and smoking Tobaccos. and . fresh
invoice Of Cigars, just received at the Golden
Rule Store. where 1 X L. as tie boys all know.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Hats, Hats. Caps, Sapsi

Tremendous bargains at the Golden Rule
Store, in the best quality and htest styles OF
Hats. fresh from the factories in the East. In
point of fact, l X L in this line at the Golden
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DIED.

Virginia, December 24-ATrs Bertha strouse. I
native Of Hesse- Darmstsdt. Germany. aged
70 years. J.
Leadvflle, Colorado, December 8-Dan. Virgil
Gates. formerly OF Virginia City. New, sged
80 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

II you want to purchase magnificent iewslry'
Ane diamonds, elegant and beautiful silver
ware, 70 to p. STELER's. the leading JewelrJ
store Of Eastern Nevada. ais
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

ALI kinds of Boots and Shoes at the YER
lowest prices-Monitors. A~rctics, Snow-exclud
ers, Rubbers. 'Tis q positive fact that l x
in Rubber hoods at the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

Ny stock Of Boot and Shoes. entire or By thu
single pair. l OFFER 81 cost prices. - II IL my de-
sire to close out this line OF good by the LIST Of
January, or q soon thereafter as possible.
NORRIS H. JOSEPH.
Golden Rule store, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

FurnisheA Recon- To Let,
There IL . nice furnished front noon to let
Il the San francisco ~Lodging-house. next door
to D. Dunkel / Cos Dry Goods st6te
CT BLAsER;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

Virginia. December 2A-wife of J.. b. Bray. .
son.
virginia, December as-wife Of H.. White. :
son.
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Holidays,

Holidays!
Cornwall. England. Photoefsphs: copies in
neat frames, for sale At the Golden Rule Store.
cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

This is the watchword Of the Golden Rule
Store, and Notwithstanding all the pun adver-
tisements and extraordinary announcements
JOE exceeds and gets away with the baggage,
selling goods cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ROOMS TO LET

TO LET
A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM on
IA Spring street, with double bed snd
heated; Apply II Saddle Rock Restaurant. On
Main street. of
Eureka, December 10, ISIS. dsoIsi
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
80
"9pob i9er 9ul" loo Ell 5oreeurelt. bar ban popst
Oct ? leo mig blot iaa tSin9re hOm."
SGrrp Earfcrs Tcnncr.

3 nets Stblif, til Sad 6lmers ~srenoislsis Serbian.
i,ie, bite @r. Suntp ig 3auen l~Inmnisnoe al &aui
% tbfenoe al Sorme.
Sad imieos. buffeoe % ~bcGpnpte:
Seq bar taset mig Den Srbeb. $50"
asa, oct bar Sc poptt," brrleoe SIR. SuntID oa Orch
ham iait &iolefrouen, "bporleoeS bar Sc iutbst pOpc at
pie Gem Der - no meb Gem - lfDuh Gem. o. biiom
9e noscniiuoe poUer at phe Gem ieicn Der. lao. -"
"Noa", ia9cs Sod. Der sierbaoncsn bar tommet Ia
al lin iciite SOerrafeis. Flip mig i9 taoler Oct ne"
"suolc betl buOr ter Sc tale til mig - Mfaeb -
paa 9ercn itror"
"Ss bar inacu Net til at oprfObs mig paa ben
Waoe," lu9ee Sad, "Fe fOmmer eitsr Spforeriu9."
asa laa," lo9ee Den @ame msb uirbuaslis roi9
Stemme man bar puriet Gem paa mig. % oct CT for
at difaHuc mig. at Sc bar lapst oen usls Butit liseopsr.
for mig; msn i9 oil its toale bet"
ga Sad bar 9uast osroper Den Grli0e S,uf9t at
onbeiale ia % in Smut % life bar N9 uo9sn Sa9tanIe
bepiolt. par ban, ION 10 o9loa bar rimei9t blspen opbrn9t
oper Den @ioota8eis, ban III. % SUB pep, ~bUorleoes bans
Guar bIepet, bpis bans Slif life bar iulbst pao Sannp, %
ban bapoe iet 6Orferbelisu malst pa bsnbss Nnist. llpsu
at mGle ct Orb latte ban @attsn paa, maaltc liot mere
paa Sineu sub ~ieppanlis. ta ut Yileos unbsr Mrnsn %
uiIcs saa lin Ssl, ca Wr, 9untlp i%nappsoe 8oiOsrOfst al
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

hans @olia, rcu BET tUrrs Ousr % toiefe Silmperne Tor
SofS 6epru mco re Orb:
"Soa 9erts SnopS mco Gem % Qaa 0ereS Nel, %
c,rlcm iee Ter Sres %iorceute Sntlf aabsn lmor9en, l@a
bcupeupsr ics mig til Yoiiist"
"Ne maa 10 pore ~biu6eaal!" nrbrro Sad % Hog ct
8uips mco Siuorene lgs or aRr. 9untlpS &ur9t; TIL
at rpc hans 6lunprrf ilpffcr, par mere eno ban tunoc
tooIe $50 blipcr boenre. buOr l9 CT, ON oct laa blot
nor for at crore Sem. Sulet sr nit iaolUn9' lt9 beialsr
min 0sie. 90 Su9cu fan iu9s mig no al Oct % oct n8fr
lea Dem. at bpis i0 fan i nit Snit, ItaI Oct ttf pare
lruoe. irbsu 0sres t~sba9ei9e @nli9t prpNer mine %I'cAFr"
Spsr psnne Strius blsu Mr. 0untp laa Torbltret. al
bou otter pilos aribc fat Sad, men ocnne nnopes Oct De-
brupiot. ieet ban began fig opsr paa ut esst eerriorl'h'
% se 70 Nienher trueee 90 hiuanecn mso trofttec N@oer'
non \, mare bclpiopis ooiillte peo Den msHemIebenoe @aoe'
gRr. Snutlp off irsm % tilbo9e In 0ashaline %
bruots bcNt ubsbnaeiae llOtrpf ON Mr. 8nr9s, buIs Fad'
hmm han raaitob oct moatte p0re, % enote reo al noe:
"0pjs blot 0orrs bapoe pGrst Der, la ltilce pan paOe
oinst ham en- baufet Sreie men Tom MI, Senno' III Ct
ieo roGo ioisn. % ics bar Here @repe at ltr'ps,"
;" 9r boppe life rerst Der mango Wlnuiter, ier Sarrp
,r,ont, iuS fill Dem, % ban maotte MI bere, bpor nam
msliot ,Silmr bapbc ~btbasrlet bans Snfsl.
Sorrp bcrte t~aalmspi9t eitsr, % "a Onte'eH par '"r'
so rsntc ban ie, Gf ben til @inoret % alter tioHse'
Som nm han par 8pipl men i9 iep ON NOSet'
"Nao~. iaabe SIR. Snntlp, "boNo p@r ol 'ao' ="
Milne noe !? Id msb SproSe"
Sen pilbc bsoe Dig ON ct lille 8orfac' SnleI. veg
trruoer cpermaaoe msset I'll % a ~ Yn"o' " ~" WI"
10 trrtfe Dem al nGlte @anS'
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
eSad Tilmcr bespuoer lin Sorrctning.

"Set er en- baarlis @ei. @arrp sr ilaast mo paa Sen.
M - Ell ms9st baarlia &si - bans Sprrmeri for %rb.
oslcb % @9obsmaal oil lite enos sobt" n9be Gfr. Sunt.
len, ba sSanup bupbs forlaot @Grelitt mso 8rspene. "Su
maa ueuos BAN al mso Del. 5snnp. is fan life. Soriss
buao On fan sisrs."
Sennp reomsoe LEI. ba bun iaa Op ira line esus 8rsps,
"a bsnbss Mnfst ft ct urolist llotrpt, ba Sutesn rsits
ia. bufispe i9 nso oper benoe % fpsltee bsnes paa Nau.
Den, ba ban bumpsos iorbi bsnpe Ill i'm Ssfrstar. iom ban
aobneos meo ct Sunet Ncsler. ban too op al lin eomme.
fog alappsn nsb. aabnsoe line 8rtps % ~bsannots at lSe
Dem. ~lebiasenbe 9ssniussn msp i~orlfslise Commentator,
Slere al eisis Ssmwriuiner ait b,ncss Sre iorbi. ea
bun par %iOrepbet eesnlnscu al line s9us Sreps. men
mango berts bun. I. Gg. "0st or Ell lmut Spicrid -
Sarrps Sirecesrrsanins. San bar Sntst bstalt to aar
- Wanom nsbt til at bcupsnce 10 til mig - bsesr ON
en- Mnpsnius - ifc en- Siuins ieaber ite BAN. - Sau
fan 10 l9tts BAN fat, bpis Den WonIeur ite bstaler. -
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
St0rse.
Tor Ss Miaj. aonscns 9ieanina

5Or Ss Wal. aon8cns 9ieaning
bar 5nhrumerima9sr @auuS bar.
heos npIis fOrarbsio,t toenbe Set
fuuliisc SUnosr meo Sfe. Said 90
Stripspsn til Brug for &onitobelclep
gbritian Gbriitopbetisr, Der / for.
riae @ar peo en- Snlut | ariltians.
lonb miiteoe bea9e Srnoer. Web
bette Mpparot aniaacS BET. at ban
oil iunne lGre iig at ifriDe % mn.
liat snbogiaa bliue 8cIearohit. 8ro
gifsben fra ben miIitore 8jeuslts
sr berbOs tiIitaast bam Yenhou lao.
bel Of bet Snenilias Tom af 0eres
WajsltGters miuate &aele.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Saumarf.

Scu Oanitc iorbcuuGrrnpr S0uI=
ualiit !. y. W. @tane CT iorlsoen
Dag oeo / AiebnbluH / en- &lotr
At ncittr 70 Mar. Sra 1889 til
1856 mar ban Ntoaficr cIler. Ia ban
ION com'Glnt allcrsoc / 1910 fOm
uuotr Gtuiur, Neutrality-suspicious. %
ira 1886 tiuiGs uogiucr al 0aabIa.
oct '&jobenbapuspoitsn". San par
loot / Siebenbluu 1905, Sen al en-
S%aauopGJfcr % islp Socno / Oct
fjebmbapuns grclctIaua. z 1925
oro0 bar iii 5tnlicu. borrfra ben
uenotc tlIba9e / 1888. San par en-
5io bOiat iOm 9reisr i gDsn Wai.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

o'r9tnbus amt iiior ionct,s ct yIon
geo NaOn "3aroonesrm". o. at Der
osite glao / su 8DaodaSe msIlsm
@soatiiOnen 5cbanaes aaa, gars
pan9le % en- baIuines Nnoupmsr
ON ct Yur gapperohrrer of riuo,
o%eIponln9 o9ina par iIuot IND nozzle
oro | @nIsoaIns aunasns me 9oro.
Ota9smeoalle ION Sob. aaa bapoe
moofa9et, % ION no9le al De Sfri.
oenoe msnte bet bar %inurriat at net.
% pan bapoe moota9et, uben BET
tanlte ltnIoe beuae iammen meo, at
aga bopoe ION sbiuomuno 90 /
anlstommlInen b9ret en- bruabor
Me8lerlnssmano oiu. olu. 3 en- al
olsls atlonbme 5risrater ltoo Der bo
o9laa lel9enoe Orb: "Gn Dis Woub
lsnrsr % rrlr Cine, % iauleoes er
pe Del mso &on9sn. Resierinaen oa
Sobannts N9a." Set bar pisle no.
lie Sro Ge9ierinssn citer lencers
Dssrpslslle lanot oct rimeli0t, at Der
tIlnce % alliaa buroe sierss en- He.
9ltrln9sbanoIin9 al. 6bi vaapiite
cen Tor 9s. Wal aongsn bet 6arc.
tlllce l. at Ell loaonn SGinino i
'2aroonaerm" ira liior ltulos ben.
9aa upaatalt, Og onie0te Den pa.
Ter nGDnt. ON 5iuooeIle al al
lritt belle Nettens Wafineu / 8ano
oisle tbtnoe iubbolosiunoe Get.
9snne 6llaoeie bar Rcaje.
MI loaet. % oil port ,soore.
Iauo oer'or / bette @ar enosliQ b!ipe
I'll en- WaisitGteiorbrpoclits
Saa Gu iaaban gag bar iloen
tnenoiosma9ieus Gage parst en- TOR
SltIo'nbeo / port laltiss yauo. 0cn
osrior, ON ben i,uloe launs an.
zen Sdponin9. oog 9auife plit baue
Snlnssit.
(SpllnneuFs Wnis
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
9s noriic Stuoenters SclnaeIlc
| Sanaerieitcn | Yaris. = ct tai.

rigt beiegt Weoe | ZEN uorlfe Gin
notwithstanding qsrboe Gitcrmio.
bag oen 23he 3tbrunr belnticoe man
mitemmi9 of odtagc / ben iorcioo.
nbs Snngerfrro III Yarls, iaaleb,s
iOm iOrsiIaaet al 9r Spar Souhrem
for upiaIa. 90 8riiiianin. S~tuoentsr.
ianoiorsnin9sr. Wnu oil berfro Gle
bIiifsIi9 ictle iig | 6orbinbdie meo
llpiaIn Sanaiorening I'll nUrmtrc
&iaierslit al Woobm hporpaa Den
n, Sdmpirfen btlit Der oronts. Ga
BET 10 moa onitss irrotIts enffsIiaf
at ib,tminbiie en- Sioe al port NH
ffaIife eiU bliuer r%spraisuiou pso
Den iOrtitancnct llohiQing ter man
buabs, al cfonomlif, Oe andre 8an.
litliahsoer iom 'unus trroc bnora.
BE- ipslsn. maa tuuut opupinnss.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

lano, % bars SnmliD meO aarbo
llarlsmens MeoIemmu / Stalien.
eolltei Sano ban eiennsmOouorenc
InoilI NcopsI, oatte bans 8ti5sos.
% Vl9bsps' Slrebm. san uobnn.
nfce ls isIu / ; alien os isnere i
5nsbrrf % Wlilnden Der 90 /
WaiIano itiiteoe ban Btfleronfab
uiec lire Meno. Der iencre bape
baOt en- OiS 3~nofpOelle S,olisn Ga
Giturie.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
TN iueuit Baron u VI G~runbiclm

TN iUrHit Baron u u Gronbirlm
iom bar cent til gIpstloeiGneiel for
bet af BAN | 1865 ioreptoe Worc
paa I'M Wormooer. Gnfciru aarlb
q mn bsnoaret al 8on9eu pans
StefboIm botncs 5ormpuoer TT rtiit
iiI &arbtrs for at mooiase ben If.
ter IL Mars 8nnseuliab irl9ipus un9c
Wanb % igtie BAN iiiano til at no.
udrore nj en- irtmmco @ereeasoeI.
80 8nnQe Ter par &aaoesnnleanin.
Ger Tor Groubjelm afIaatoe.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Sperigc.

galslnnOsbnncu autagcs, siicr bpao
osr b%erellcs i DC ~iutnlte Blade. al
piue iGrcla til at iaess i Brua nG
lt Mar pao Ncuns Slo. 9sle Strp'.
uinasu Ct 6 Nil oe, uaar frarsgncs
en- Sunnel paa 400 6oos Gruors
% en- paa 2j0-30O 600. bar Nh.
'0aatl life frsmbuot betpocIies @an
ttllQbtosr.