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FIRST CAPITALS. el5,OOO. $4,000, 5000. AND
1881 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO ss7. SOS.
TICKETS 81. FOB FULL PARTICULARS APP.
PLY TO WILL AMSON & co., GENERAL
EASTERN AGEf rs. 699 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK. Oh DUB WESTERN AG zNT. MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION. KY.
sep4,6.9ulS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

GAS FIXTURES of new and pretty designs at a
wide range OF prices, in polished BRASS gilt,
bronze, &C., at Edward Caverly & CO.'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13
MILLER & JONES announce the annual open
Ing OF their billiard room Monday evening next I

CHARGE OF FALSE PARTNERSHIPS morn.
ing, in the Police Court. T. Zell Hoover, ar
rested yesterday, by Officer O'Hare, on the
charge OF false pretences was called, and the
case postponed until the 10th inst The com
plant Is by Frank E. White, who charges that
SD 600 was deposited in the Citizens National
Bank to the credit Of Hoover j. Garner, and
with the design to cheat him, said Hoover, on
the 4th OF August, drew note for $50, payable
TO said White five days after date and delivered
said note to him (White) as loan, and by
the sum OF slips from him (White) as bonus
PARK SEMINARY opens Monday, the 18th In
slant. This Is one of the best Institutions in the
District Arrangements have been made for
laboratory illustrations in chemistry early in the
session. See advt.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-Yesterday, Detectives
McEl1resh and Miller arrested Wm II. Lee,
b: Y. depot, on wsrrant issued by Justice
ONeal, charging him with having committed a
rape on Aggie McGill, residing on Massachr
setts avenue, near 1st Street, Lee Is a large
Durly black fellow, weighing over 300 pounds
and the warrant was issued on the complaint
OF Mrs. Anna Barker, the mother of the girl,
VINO is quite small white child of IL or Is
years. 1t Is stated that on the 22d OF August
the girl was sent to Lees place on an GRAND
and it is alleged that Lee induced her to drink
some wine, and when she was drunk he took
she returned home so frightened that she did
not dare tell her mother, but the latter ascer.
ta1Icd few days since that something was
wrong, and questioning her closely she told the
story, on which the mother yesterday obtained
q warrant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

PIANO TUNING 81 by j. F. Lucas, SIS F street
and 902 9th street. +
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT-GREAT BARGAINS.
colored C'ssh chm Pure Wool vide double width.
Shetland shawls, al coiors. only 81.
Special bargains In Black Silks. Our ST. 81 81 Is,
SlbO Black Silks are the best and cheapest in
Large size pure Wool white Blankets. only $3.50
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space,
The Popular (Cash) Dry Goods Store
Canton Flsnnels. 8, 10. IL. Is, TO-
Black oss1 sn gpr e Wool vide double width
Every shade Of Colored Silks, rs. 81, 81, 9l25
Nottingham Lace for Curtains, 12k. Is. IL. 20, 25
Excellent Calico only ~.
Remnants Of eike, Dress Goods, Table Linens,
6heetiDg COttOns, COlored and Black Cash
meres, and Black Alpacas. very cheap
Fine White Blankets. $3.50. %, o., up to els
DR.. Warmers Health Corset very cheap.
Ladies' Balbrtggan English Stockings, woven seams
only Is.
Children's Oolored Stockings, immense assortment.
12H, 10, ID. TO- up to 70.
CARRIERS,
eep3.tr III MnRleaf 9S,0oa.
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eE-G. W. Curtis should have entered the re.
publican convention with shot gun over bis
shoulder, and then he would have conquered
COnkltng.-[ Detroit Free Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK-LaSt night thieves
entered the tailor shop OF John Leriu. 1907
18th street northwest, and stole quantity of
clothing. Officers CAN'T and Fitzpatrick gave
chase and recovered the clothing, but the
thieves made their escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINO AT
IL BRODHEAb'0,
100 y st. bet. 18th and 18th sss.
Elegant Lyons Black 6ilk 81 up.
Wool French Cashmere 47c. per yard.
Eleeant Button Kid Gloves Of O5 pair.
Heavy Unbleachea Canton Flannel. &c. yard.
ladies' Hose. SC. per pair.
100 yard Spool Silk: superior quality. &C. Clark's
best 200yard Spool Cotton. SC, g sroois for 25c)
Ladies and Gents Underwear, Towels. Napkins,
s SHAY, &c very cheap Extra Heavy Atwood Red
kerceiefs. loc, st .o- BR0DHEAD,S;
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v
ARRIVED TO-DAY FROM IMpORTERC AUO-
TON, LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
BLACK IND COLORBD VELVRTS,
Making specially Of
SILKS AND vILvETs,
We are able to offer extraordinary bargains in these
goods.
CONNOLLYS,
sep6tr Ilth &c. Ond Pa. OUe.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

E0TARLISHED IN 1881
~ ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874:
NOW the most Complete In this part OF the country
w. 81. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND 6OOuRINa
E6TABLISHMENT.
~ Jefferson Ste, near Bridge Ct. GEORGETOWN
D. @.
everything 1pper tantng TO the business promptly
AItenoed TO- The cleaning Of Carpets, Druggets and
6iAnkete specially during the summer months
Dstr1cs work sent for and returned free of charge
Vreers by mail and express promptly attended to
Aoofees - snove jy1l-t1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

REAL ESTATE SALB.-R- o. Hoffman, real
estate broker, 10th and F streets northwest,
has sold, for Philip May. a three-story brick
house, corner OF 18th and L streets northwest
for $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

Amusements, etc, Tonight
National Theater.-He rmann, the great ma
giclaD.
Ford's Opera House-"The Little Duke"
Themes Summer Garden. - Varied attrac-
tons.
Theater Conique.-New bill OF varieties.
Ninth and S Streets.-Coup's Great Show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

THE only combination Of the true Jamaica
Ginger with choice aromat1cs and French bran
dy, for making ginger tea and warming drinks
In colds, chills, and revers, Is SanfordS Jamaica
Ginger. For the young, who take it eagerly
and the aged, whom 1t refresheS and composes
Tor sleep, 1t Is invaluable. Ask for Sanford's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

Low and elevated oven ranges and fire place
heaters. A large stock and low prices at Ed
ward Caverly Cos.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS ro-pAY.
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OFF1CRR,)
WASHNaT0E, Sept. Is, 1879
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
ard cloudy weather, occasional light rains,
soutferiy winds, veei ing to westerly, Stationary
temper allure, generally lower pressure.
RANGE OF FHH fHRRNoNIrIR.
The following are the readings OF the thermom-
eter ct the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
$50; 7:35 q. m, go; IL midday, he; p. M,
72o; maximum, 100; mini mum, Go.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

and l honor you for. your indepeud-
enee. And only to think thu: all
this time was taking it for grant
ed that You were lazy and idlel Blu:
it's all over now. / shall take both
of YOU back with me to Wretchell
Hall. Tell the boot and shoe man,
Nell, that he must look ont for
another lady-clerk; and as for You.
Mabel, You never should have I'M
dertaken this miserable, unhealthy
business of artificial flowers"
But, Mrs. Wretchell, what was I
to dos'
"Come tn me. to-be-sure."
"But you hadn't invited us"
81 do now," said Mrs. Wretchell.
81 thought You were fiue lady dolls,
and find you are live girls. We
shall suit each other"
And when the old lady returned
to Wretchell Hall, with pretty
girl on each side of her, old Re
becca opened the door, with beam
ing smile.
II knowed how it wonld be,
num-" said@she. Their rooms is
all ready and the cartridges broiling
Tor three"
"Rebecca. said :he oil lady "you
are WITCH
mo, mum, I amt" said Rebecca.
Il am only tolerably good at n
guess"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

The studyof uniulfilled prophesy
often djsturbs an unbalanced mind.
Men set themselves up as prophets
and hazard the most exaggerated
statements. Thus in late lecture
reported as delivered by clergy
man Ill Australia, 1t was confidently
announced that Palestine would
soon be the scene OF u battle So ter
rible that the, inhabitants would be
supplied with iirewood for no less
than seven years, from the broken
Weapons that would be found piled
up Oh the battle field after the fight
was ended
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

Delaware men occasionally have
domestic troubles. like other folks.
One was lately observed at the
grave OF bis wife's former husband.
weeping and exclaiming to the de-
ceased: "Ah, why did You di.?
Why did You die??"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

Pride in woman destroys all
symmetry and grace" says an old
proverb. If this be true, it occurs
to MS there is lots Of symmetry and
grace demolished every time new
spring bonnet comes up the church
aisle .-EgchdnGe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31
Covinsfou. May 81, 1879.
EARNING THEIR OWNLIVING
(Soturiay Night

And that ought to be enough"
Il don't think it onsht, mum"
said Rebecca, the serving maid.
The morning sun streamed cheer
lily into Mrs. Wretchell's sitting
room, where the great, sweet-scent-
ed geranium made u wall Of fragrant
green against the window, and
illuminated the ruby tints of carpet
and curtains. And the huge An
CORA cat lay hasking in front of the
anthracite coal fire; and the sky
lark trilled softly in its cage; and
the cup of frothing chocolate which
Rebecca had lust brought in for her
mistress late breakfast sent fortu u
delicious udur: and altogether there
WAS COSY. homelike atmosphere
about the Room which impressed
One with a comfortable sensation.
Mrs. Wretchell WAS an imposing
old lady. in tulle cap, black satin
dress. and . string Of old-gold beads
around her neck.
Rebecca Was an imposing old
woman. in friIled apron, mad
der-red calico gown, and a nose
hike the beak of falcon and, in her
secret heart, Mrs. Wretchell was
Just the least bit in the world afraid
of Rebecca.
Rebecca had entered her service
when they were both blooming and
young, and Rebecea had domineer-
ed mildly over her ever since.
Mrs. Wretchell put down the
chocolate cup and stared hard at
Rebecca
Il am astonishel at you, Rebec-
ca" said she.
"Verv likely. num-" said Rebec-
ca, poking the fire.
why should my cousin Basils
daughters look to me for support"
Il don't say rs they does. mum. !"
Then what, may / ask, is the
meaning Of the begging letter
which ! was SO surprised--so disa-
gree,.bly surprised, | may add-to
receive last week.
Was it begging letter, mum?"
1T was letter distinctly asking
for pecuniary aid, Rebccca'!''
"Wcll. mum. perhaps it was,
conceded the maid. manipulating
the feather buster among the treas
ures of old china IN the shelf. "But
j. WAS a pretty spoken letter, mum.
a, ever / listened Ia. when You was
rood enough tn read it to me-and
I'd 20 bail us It WAS written BY .
real la,iy!!"
"Ah-h-h." sighed Mrs. Wretchell.
.Sutt words hutter no parsnlps,
And my brothers. daughters We're
brought up 10 told their hands In
idlcnesS.
..Mor-'s the pity. mum. said Re-
becca.
"And Why should 4 be called
upon to support two lazy girls III
utis,ocratic iudol'ncf?" added Mrs
yyretchell. But al the same. Re-
b.cca, n 20 and see them
II would if / were you, mum,
said Rrbecca.
But dout pledge myself TO do
anything,
~, money; to-be-su-s not" said
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

Some political economist has been
figuring up, to lind vino it is that
the public pay best; and the follow
ing is the sum total:
First-We pay best those who
destroy us-Generals.
Second-Those who cheat us
Politicians and Quacks.
Third-Those who merely anfuse
us--Singers, Actors and Musicians.
Anh lastly, and the least of all
Those WHO instruct us-Authors,
Schoolmasters and Editors.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

The annual sewerage WELD of tea
plant is said to be about twenty
ounces. The plants live from TWEEN
ty to thirty years, and when old are
frequently cut down and u young
shrub grated into the old stock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31
ports me and my invalid sister"

"Poor child" said Mrs. Wretch
ell. Had yon no one to help you?"
We haze rich cousin" said the
girl, bat we wrote her letter and
she neyer answered it. And l told
MY sister Bella that We ought to
support ourselves, and look for no
outside help"
Every laudable. indeed" said
Mrs. Nretchell.
$50 Bella makes artificial flowers
at home" said the girl. 1T isn't
much that she can get to do, but it
all helps along
Now why, in the name of COM
mon sense" thought Mrs. Wretch
ell. cant my cousin Basil Wintray's
daughters be. as independent as
this? Upon my word, I should like
to kiss this pretty. energetic young
girl. Yes, my dear ,lloul--Mat is
! an excellent fit. How much did
you say? -Four dollars?"
! And SO Mrs. Wretchell trudged
away, thinking OF the rosy shop
girl with the violet dark eyes and
pretty. laughing mouth.
Il wish Basll's daughters We're
like her, she thought, as she labori-
ously toiled up long flight of stairs
to the second story back room, to
which she was directed by the ba-
ker's wife on the first floor.
Come in!' a soft voice responded
to her tap.
And the next moment Mrs.
! Wretchell found herself in the pres
ence of a pale, sweet faced girl,
propptd up on sofa, who was
working away on a pile of balloons
strncted artificial flowers.
Dear mel" thought Mrs. Wretch
ell, Il have ma lie mistake in the
ROOM"
And then she uttered aloud:
Il beg your pardon, young lady.
Int was looking for Miss Win
tray"
II am Miss Wintrav."
BLESS my soul." exclaimed Mrs.
Wretchell. And where's your sis
ter?"
"She's out" said Mabel Wintray,
coloring. She won't be in till
twelve o'clock. 1t can't be posi-
BILE, can it. that you are orr cousin
Wretchell?"
Yes, ] am" said the old lady,
her heart melting TO the soft. Ian
guild eyes and pale face. and
which are yon-Nell or Mabelg"
81 nm Mabel"
Kiss me, my dear" said the old
lady. IF lad known You were
suck an invalid. should have come
/ before. And"
But at this moment the door
opened, and light. slender figure
hurie in, wrapped in black
shawl, and with cheeks crimsoned
by the touch OF the March winds.
Here is Nell, now" said the
ynlng manufacturer of artificial
flowers, with IN unconscious pride
! And Mrs. Wretrhell, turning
around, found herself face to face
with the pretty girl of the boot and
shoe store which she had SO recent
/ " left.
lis this Nell Wintray?" said the
! old lady.
Il nm sure this must be cousin
Wretci,ell!" exclaimed the girl.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

SAID Mrs. W retSheil.
OF course, num-" assented Re-
hecca.
"Or teach. or take a place rs
lad,'s maid or companion, went On
! Mrs Wretchell.
"Eo-be-sure, smum.' said Re-
becca.
so you may bring me down my
fur-lined coat, Rebecca," said the
old lady, land my wadded hat and
muff; for its an hours journey by
train, and the March winds are try
ing to person of my years. And
all because Basil Wintray must
needs die and leave two girls I'M
provided for!"
"Babiessrhoes. sir, did yon say
Blue or bronze? And what num-
ber?'
The pretty girl behind the eoun-
ter stood expectantlv, with a tray
of tiny kid boots in her hand. The
handsome young man i'll front of
the counter tugged fruntically ut his
moustacke, and tried to recall some
forgotten chain of association.
Il knew I would forget" said he,
desperately. "and SO l have"
| "How old child is it," said the
shop-girl.
"I'm blest if / know"
Suppose you were to take home
half dozen pairs suggested the
girl, land return those that do not
fit"
: "Neverthought OF that said the
young man, bringing his closed
hand down on the counter i'll tri-
nmph. a woman's wit is always
ahead OF mans. Just let me have
the shoes if you please. Blue, pink
and bronze. Some of them'H be
sure to fit"
And whom this momentons bust
ness was safely settled, the pretty
girl. with the sun-brig ht braids of
hair and the violet-dark blue eyes,
turned to an old lady in fur-lined
silk cloak and black silk dress, who
was waiting near the door.
What can l do for you. ma'am,
said she.
II wish to look at walking-boots, ;
said the old lady. Il fluid that mine
are SO badly worn rs to let in the
water"
Il am sure that / can fit you,
said the girl. And down she went
on her knees. with box of number
seven pebble goat boots beside her.
and took Mrs. Wretchells foot on
her lap, with brisk efficiency.
"lIy DEAR" said the old Indy,
won seem to understand your bnsl-
ness.
I've only been here a week, :"
said the girl, CHANGING up, with a
smile.
90 you like IL" said Mrs.
| Wretchell. .-
Il like anything by which / can
earn a decent living" said the shop
girl. How do you like this pair.
MA 'am?"
Il think they pinch little across
the instep," said Mrs. Wretcbell,
dnhinusly.
I'll try half size larser,e said
the girl, pleasantly.
DO they pay YOU good wages?
inquired Mrs. Wretch"ll.
s.S;x dollars week " said the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31

Even if all flesh is grass, yon can
not make a burned steak smell like
new mown hay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-31
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots and shoes,
NOS 81, 81 AND Sc COMMON STREET.
Asp NO. Is MAGAZINE STREET.
New Orleans.
L. KEIFFER, No. l20 Pearl street.
Boston. jalliy
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Bort xivS Nartabeb

berpr icr en- Del paa pcr 5astn Stnfpn
III eusr Sprlsmnnlie al Sunpbspsrselsrn..
Oericm ri fcrignms psm. ila tunue ri IN,
rents. al blipe samle. Ren al BEN Del al
5ilpGrelis. lem sr ~itliiaaet en- al Rlturtn
lrdJ acnlituttrn. euer en-. Der er blspsl
icrltprret peo Sn,ocm. fan blips paisntlis
iprlGnlet. er en- alenrs1lerniu3. ria boil.
Ten ri pa9lig bare Bspis. DEN ptntlipencs
% l%iprtenoe Slrtnins. icm 6piietlsrs BIT,
iers bar RIA en- ipnttnbe Stlbrse. tr q
hldenps @eris Tor bpllfsn Gpnt en- tlN
Anpenptlie Al Salemieler bar nj at itpril
bet loa ion man bar pda Sipet. 6lencp,
rettet Ncresells. tulollRnciS 3llssnslis. for.
npei arpttlt o. iuno Srile ere blanct b
Vslllernlnlsr, ION eenne lcm9rtepe Scrs
noer pesr Zen Sr1tt,oe. Wse en- bsrisei
Gtrtulaiion. Il ltorter Sslems o. 81 bsrclis
Oct NerreiDlem tan ZEN Sp1s. nlar han m
Sle bar brult otnne Stttsrs, fsls. al bans
elps Variabeo life hanger tr ben iirsbslist
S,n9. lcm Den par-cI al ban tan psnts al
leps lnettl en- rtsilS bst aIosr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Sffe ffriula0t enbnu!

llnosrte9nsos b~sflsnot9ier berpen
for bet Grsoe Yublitum at ban
frsmheles lU!ssr be uslbsfienote "Osw.
sp Sarptitsrs". 3iaslsbss "Meabop
4arf WOmsr" % Ban Brunt &
Barber Broabclt SssbsrS," FAINT
ioritisuise andre Sarmmuiiiner. Gr.
inors. at "Ospsp Sarueitsr" inbta.
ger Den isylte Vlabs lom Ssitmaitins
bos @luuslhsit % omlissenoe GOun.
tiers Sarmsre. % ben ct uosnipiul
ben bsrlte Sarpsiter / Warteost.
Spsrs BIN Nabo % ban oil Iiss Oct
nmme Soet iea tafter for tiolisus
Ssanins baobsr iss. at mine saml,
8unosr oil erinors mig % brinss
meo iaa mango nps Tom mulist.
8. gnsbsrtiOu.
8atsr Ct. Oscorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Oaa iffe fOrbi mis-Sin Ben.

Gnbper Tamilie ffules bace en- tutr ans
ben aieotdn Sulet. bpiltsn funoe dnpen'
bee I paatcmmsnee lllrttestiliGloe sIer plues
ftlia tnotrarsnee SpJocmmsanldlo. iadicm
Rsuralsia. Scpenplns. Sdnep,ne. laar 6ais,
Branpaar. SprpTioninl. Steo, cip clp.
Tcr Curtlsb, 8lptgluI, ebcleri Werbus
o. Wapsframpe or oStts Il uieilblIil9f %
hffert S%lalpsmiectl. Del rGtttr AiriaJen
nj Solocmmen ~ nil life brin0e eet lpst
Barn Sltrnsieber "a ffter Iso. Ger'pm
Gu bei,anole baree bette / Sulet. clos Ou
unbSaa meltn Sp1ocm ~ more Ccficrrels
ninser. Snstu Samilis ian pll ssnns Mares
no uncrars Get. &da nj I'm Fpolheter "a
iaa en- 6lalts AZ Biyhy's Death TO Pain.
SruJ ett ipm icreirepet, % bru9 eet 9oeT
for enbper Siua, bel er a~nteillei Tor. NJ
eerfcm Del lllr iel nil IN rad rine 4tnSe
tilhaae. Oct iallee AZ all @pctbefsre. Oers
lpm cpsHiiaacnee 5lbue lite sr iliTseslnlsn,
Be. ian Man bencenoe IA nj uneertelneo,
Gitr, Der oil icrlsle Al ultreeslnlt Gnbper
xalemtnleis Bennsl ere llJead tIlri9e fem
BE-. Der bIpe hsnplitt net. 4rsp oct lelp
9rpihfiers icrlrnes AZ Z. Slytp. Glsr.
Sraipnnd, @lnneeta.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
uofrGfning Of Spgrdnoicn.

"~'"b W StDsu"oiN"
Der bar / lang 3io perst paatals
at uopioe Bp9renoisn. % nu sr
nun enoeli9 tommet iaaplct, at bet
ltal beItsmmes ueb Nfitemniua ben
29oe Wurts B. ", bporuiot Bpsn
ltal nobloss euer ii. Ost paaitaass,
at ucb uopioslie at BpsrCnolsa oil
Bpsu faa Mpncisbso ouer be til Den
iersnoe 8eie, % iaalsoss tunne bolbs
oisle i bsors Stano. os man tror,
at De psb uouioelisn forsssbe Sfat.
ter oil pare NOT til at bstale be er
ira 8~siub9ifter. Wsn Bpsn oil
uosnipiul faa iterrs Anlpar p.o 10.
pioslien. % SpergsmaaIst sr. ON
Oct oil Ieune zig / 9onsoeu. Snb.
t9sten al be uosnior Bpeu perenns
Saloner er bel llbet at 9iere Nt9.
ming paa. tbi bet oil fnapt Ienns
fig for Dem ut bstale $500 9icsnle,
% be oil rimslispis bIips Iuttsos.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Scflenot '%j6rclier.
Sefienot9i6relIe.

seq tialrtr miI bsrpep at unperrtttt aQt.
lcm mar / @l9lp nj mig for ssssiilipn.
Wtotdnsr etc., al Dc MAJ betalt iamms
lnarelt muli9t. tuers blip:r mine xcrerins
ger. operlereret en- 9nbtlslater til Snrrri.
ptlie.
Sllslsess MAJ its tenlarfe. al Dc. fcm
lfulrer mia Ter Here liar nltale. o. itie-
lem bet laeer ttl-rtl betale. nlaa bersfttr
lite eIsrs 0esnins pdd min 5lsneh,. ea lea
uneer ale Smt9 etabteeT
nP9ter al rsile III Gem. ELIXIR lepsTe nNen
Wtrietn. lsrenc ali sammslt 9ssniiab Ct al.
9lcrt.
Srrins @rcps, Winn.. l3ce Ss6r. 1879.
y. SEMEN, ". D.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Smaaplnf

OSr. .. : 9Ommsn os
Sampion Olisn sr ucn9pnte I'll 10.
miniitratorsr / Ole Samplon pau.
sss Oecsbo
Mnna @bomplou sr uonpuni
III MomlnlitraItriI / Care sbomp.
ions OspsbO.
e9s Werts til & 9. W -iists
npe Nusrtisismsnier / bette 20
y. $ Nbams pnabeepuosr
en- Mp SorlGlins i bette no.
- Seer 9lrlen er fomntet filbaae
ira Chicago bUrr ban bar flsbt nps
Sarsr for lin Buff.
Yroi. g Bred nrib0e oil ieIp
opertaae unosrpisninssn peo Deco.
rab Snitituts peo @aariermiueus
Bsspunslie, Den 14os NpriI. Sfole.
psn9e $500
- NnbsfaIet al 6olf Tom Den
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Ypualaet / Ssiiau.

Spualget | Ssiiau.
WapOr-5os. MoQop.
Hs~eoroer-S 8. Wius.
NsissiOr--S s Braopap.
&0sItrer-W 3 ga ter.
Strstt Som IS : Shmib
8rustses-O Sad. y 3 Wius.
" Camper. sos Btdsr. Sobn
8rOH, Sec Wc@luiams.
Com bet al Spsuitnasnbe oil ices
sr Bpsmbsosrns lisslis belt mellon
@merlfauers. Spofer. % SrIenoere.
Norm9nosne oar ION leopanlla for
bsitsone I'll at forlanse nossn Nuocl
i 8psus Sibrelie. 3.