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Decorah-posten., 1879-06-18
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leg mep bele min fcntante Sor.
mne".
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beiosparelle. 5rib 5riB!"
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bra0t pper penne 6ortrcli9bep.
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fesior @r. Yrofesior
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On cnonu or ONE, taaoe bun
mee cpriaitg lafuemmsll9bep -
men meo Den flenne Irem par
Oct IcrbI for ipas.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-18

Sort efter bolbt Yrofeslorens
&one icr1n Nr. IS / Den iornem.
NE Yarf9aoe, % blep Al 10 5le,
mere | ue8tige sIberler iert op
ao be palmelmuffebe, t9ppebelagte
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et 0erelle meo Sllfetapefer, fja.
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icr9plote Ben, "a mep ceHtper.
tunge Slcmlterpaler % Yamper-
% be uaofttlellle meooelte hns
anpen gerelntHg cm Den %lpHnpne
5lp.
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paret betit fCrljeQl9t. Suite. en-
lille Slrnoine, erobrele Ell rig
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n~eileitp Sarbe. 8preprlat ipnles
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rec COB. 5ru Augela rpite 4ro'
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pr%ln9Slesbeo, % sioroe 9~eninDen
betlenot meo ale bans filoloFge
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Gufn npe Ydrlierfioler.
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% SlreFtor for acnltlepertrlnta
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be life WaRo.
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pes sit bet Z"
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euuittse. Seq bar brast en- lille
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Sorartng beitoo / an meget per.
ptfulo Rtn9.
"ab!" uobreo anaela meo et
beaiRrlist Slif.
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prspeupe geHinbe; men Ell Ipr.
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Srllanterne pllpe beba9e mig be-
pte".
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Nal pu faa et belt @arniture Eur.
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ref"
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-18
P. E. HAUGEN. A. HULvERSoN.
Hauggea & Ha|vsrs,a
- b%ancleuce meo -
Farm-MaSkine
DEBORAH, IOWA.

8i tibnoer berpeo SGrmrt bet norblae Soma o. lpbloe ginr,
ioa >s psibsfrnbte % preusos 8arm Woniner. buHfe ri babe lsMt
Here Var. nsnla:
waiter n. Woods HarUeSter, niru % SOB.
Wuher II. Woods Harvester, niarr 81 Rob
(Selp Sinesr til bpa,
UdUer II. WoOds Reaper, fierr 81 % 81 fpb. mb
"IRopr Guadmmt" I'll btg9e
UaHer n. Woods 40 Iron Frame Mower" mso ~inbeuNA,
8ambul, h1err 4 500 B Sommr Oa 4 900 6 CONNER.
WuHer n. Woods ReU RuI Rake Reaper.
Little Champion ReaDer, aeru 6 SOB.
Leadey Iron Frane Reaper, firrr 6 Rob
Bel0U Reaper.
BeloH HarveSter OF "7tcine Bindero
yNead0U King Mouey.
.Nonit0v Hay Rake, Hand and %Selfdumper.
TaytOr Hay Rahe, Hand aud SelfdumPer.
HItOOOd Riding Corn plow.
B. II. Bu6ord d co.'s Sulky rlow,
Stubble Plows, Breaking Plows, Hand Corn Cultiya.
tors, Tanning Nils, Horse Hay Forks og allie slags Farm
redskaber.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10
WHO SHOULD NOT BE A
WIFE.

Has that woman a call to be a
wife who thinks more of her
silk dress than she does of her
children, and visits her nursery
no oftener than once a day? Has
that woman a cali to be q wife
who cries for a cashmere shawl
when her husbands notes are
being protested? Has that wo-
man a call to be wife who sits
reading the last new novel while
her husband stands before the
glass, vainly trying to pin a
buttonless shirt bosom2 Has
that woman a call to be a wife
who expects her husband to
swallow diluted coffee, soggy
bread, smoky tea and watery
potatoes six days out of the
seven? Has she a call to be a
wife who hirtS with every man
she meets, and reserves her
frowns for the home freside?
Has she a call to be a wife who
comes down to breakfast in
abominable curl-papers, a soiled
dressing gown, and shoes down
at the heel? Has she a call to be
a wife whose husbands love
weighs naught in the balance
with her next door neighbours
damask curtains or velvety car
pet? Has she a call to be a wife
who would take advantage of a
moment of conjugal weakness
to eXtort money or exact a
promise? Has she a call to be a
wife who takes a journey for
pleasure, leaving her husband
to toll in a close Office, and have
an eye while at home to the
servants and children? Has she
a call to be a wife to whom a
good husbands society is not
the greatest Of earthly blessings,
and a house full of rosy children
it's best furnishing and prettiest
adornnent!-EX.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10
ARITHMETICAL CURIOSITY

Tt will be seen that the sum
of each line, each column, and
diagonal is34. The four corner
figures "a. The corner figures of
any square Of four figures lof
which there are four in the lar
ger square, "a. The four figures
Of the central square, "a. The
four figures of each corner of
the whole square, "a; making
altogether twenty different ways
in which "a may be reckoned.
The other sums Of 81 may be
obtained by taking the figure
which stands next to the corner
figure, goinground from left to
right, thus, 3, s, IA, 9-34. Then
take the figures which stand to
the left Of the corner figures; 60
ing round the other way, 2, 5,
Is, l2-34.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Business makes a man as
well as tries him.
Hypocrites are beings Of dark,
ness disguised in garments OF
light,
Luxury increases the luggage
oflife, and thereby impedes the
march.
Death and tomorrow are new
er here; they are either not
come or gone.
It is not easy to straighten in
the oak the crook that grew in
the sapling.
He only is independent who
can maintain himself by his
own eXertions.
The silent eye is often more
powerful conqueror than the
noisy tongue.
He who cannot keep his own
secret ought not to complain If
others tell it.
Religion and medicine are not
RESPONSIBLE for the faults and
mistakes Of their doctors.
tits with our good intentions
as With our days; tomorrow is
bnt too often the hash Of to-day.
Well may every act and ev-
ery silent thought, deep-hidden
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10
A weakly neWsnaper has been

A weekly newspaper has been
started at Atlanta, by a couple
of colored men who own the con
Germ and propose to make it the
organ of their race in Georgia.
1t is to be Republican on gener-
al principles, but independent
in its support Of nominations
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10
ALF. III. JOPLIN,
GENERAL
Fire Insurance Agent
BATESTILLE, ARK.

Will insure woolen, -four and
saw mills, cotton gins, store
houses and stock, dwellings,
barns, &C., in none but frst-class
companies. Capital represent
ed, $8,0QQ,00Q.
| am also agent for Capt. A.
B. Smiths line Of steamers,
warehouse and elevator. Will
receive and forward all consign-
ments, giving through bills Of
lading on receipt Of goods. No
charge for storing or forwarding
goods consigned to Capt. Smith
or myself.
I am also agent for all kinds
agricultural implements, thresh-
ers, gin stands, horse powers,
steam engines, &c. Circulars
with price lists furnished on
application.
All purchases in this place,
for merchants residing at a dis.
tance, will be promptly attended
to, and to best advantage.
Being a resident of BatesVille
for 20 years, I ain known to
most Of you. To those who | am
not, | refer to Messrs. Butler Y
Neill or other prominent men
of this town and county. Cor
respondence solicited.
Office at warehouse and ele-
vator, foot Of Spring street.
Residence on Boswell street.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10

though it be, tend to the great
hereafter.
TOO late" and "no more" are
the mournful sisters, children OF
"a sire whose age they never CON
sole.
No man can avoid his own
company-So he had best make
it as good as possible.
Ink is a cauShC which some
times burns the fingers OF those
who make use Of it.
Age is surrounded by a cold
mist, in which the tlame OF hope
will hardly burn.
A mans own good breeding
is the best security against 9TH
er peoples i'll manners.
Wild flowers are the alphabet
of angels-whereby they write
On hills and fields mysterious
truths.
Many a goodIy leg is lost in
battle; thousands Of brave fel-
lows walk proudly into war and
hop out of it.
A sudden elevation in life,
like mounting into a rarer at
mosphere, Swells us cut, and OF
ten perniciOusly.
True beauty is but virtue
made visible in outward grace.
Beauty and vice are disjoined
by nature herself.-EX.
ARITHMETICAL CURIOSITY.
The London Athenaum con-
tains the following curious ar
rangement Of figures:
Sharp County record., 1879-07-10
RESPECT FOR PARENTS.

RESPECT FOR PARENTS.
If children could realize but a
small portion of the anxiety
their parents feel on their ac-
count they would pay far better
respects to the parental wishes.
A good child, and one in
whom confidence can be placed,
is the one who does not allow
himself to disobey his parents,
nor do anything when his par
ents are absent that he has rea-
son to believe they would disap-
prove were they present. The
good advice of parents is often
SO engraVen on the heart Of q
child that after-years Of care
and toll do not eface it; and in
the hour of temptation, the
thought Of a parent has been
5he salvation of the child, though
the parent may be sleeping in
the grave, and the ocean may
roll between that sacred spot
and the tempted child. A small
token Of parental affection,
borne about the person, especial
ly a parents likeness, would
frequently prove a talisman for
good. Honor thy father and
thy mother, that it may be well
with thee, is the first command
ment with PROMISE" says the
sacred book, and happy is the
child who acts accordingly.-Ex.
KEEP STRAIGHT AHEAD.
Pay no attention to slander-
ers or gossip mongers. Keep
straight on your course, and let
their backbitings die the death
Of neglect. What is the use of
lying awake Of a night, bfooding
over the remark Of I0pt6 false
friend, that runs tA6Sdgh your
brain like fogked lightning?
What is 1TeeHse Of getting into
a worry(and a fret over gossip
that b6 been set aHoat to your
Disadvantage by some meddIe-
some busy body, who has more
titme than character!
~TAsse things can't possibly
luFe you unless, indeed, you
te notice Of them, and in com
ing them give them charac-
az and standing. If what is
'lE \about you is true, set your
vi hight at once; if it is false,
y go for what it will fetch.
laf roee stings you, would you
90 into the hive and destroy 1t!
Would not q thousand come up
on yOu9 LII is WlSuOHA W say llu-
tie of the injuries you have re-
Geived. We are generally los
er8, in the end, if we stop to re,
fute all the backbitings and
gossipings we may hear by the
way. They are annoying, it is
true, but not dangerous, so long
as we do not eXpostulate and
scold. Our characters are form
ed and sustained by ourselves,
ard by our own actions and
purposes, not by Others. Let
us bear in mind "calumniators"
may usually be trusted to time
and the slow but steady justice Of
public, opinicn.-Ex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

LEN. FROrilINGIIAM a co, BANKERS AND
AsfUCk BKOkEkS, ~ " all st. buy and sell stocks n
the New York Stock Exchange aud carr, long
desired deposit OF three cent CAREFUL attention
given orders for Investment from SO upward In
"PUTs" and CALLS, which frequently pay to
times the amount invested. EXPLANATORY CIR
cCLAR aud their WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT sent
free on application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

per cent to 1o7 a. the other United States bonds re-
naming steady. At Paris rentes declined lac.. to
1871. Salzc.
State bonds at the Board to-day were very dull.
Louisiana eonsos opened at G4t and fell to GA and
District of Columbus declined to Slls. Tennessee
SKIES DID, stronga 361a 81. In railroad bonds
the largest rise 1a per cent in Denver and Rio
Grande lirsts Ohio and Mississippi seconds and Wa
bash seconds Tex coupon. The next largest advance
was a in Hannibal and St Joseph Fights convorti-
BILE The other changes were as follows:- advance
of q in st. Paul frsts LA Crosse divison). q in
Kansas Pacific Denver divison). in Wabash
convertible Tex coupon. Great Western seconds and
Cincinnati and Springfield irsts guaranteed by Lake
Shore. u in New York Elevated Railroad frsts and
ST. Paul Il. and d. divisionl 4 in st. Paul sinking
funds. There decline of per in Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre consols. and a in Jersey Central
convertible assented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Jan. % 1879.
very moderate amount of business was in
the M,eng lane markets this week. Navigation the
must have some eject upon tho export demand be-
sides further depressing the various branches of indus
Sugar is rather lower especially floating carsoes
s s s% or s & and m
will contain smaller supply than the two previous
the rates Tea inactive rather large public
sales The better classes , Of Gonso@ aas the most
There demand tor black and white at the
current low prices.
al Calcutta nssoa as e".r,s Refined perslsam
. American lard closed at 42f. soc. per 80 kilos
LIVERPOOL Jan. -. 1879
steady at ais Bacon-Canbeand cut dull a. BIS; short
rib dull 26s long clear dull at rs sd short clear
d a at 10 @ sss int 'a %s.. sa at @
fSsr s sa .s.d s7' prime d. 'T 's
fara 81 s state a. dull az 5 no. dull
ter dull at IS. io southern winter dull at"s Corn
sYeow American dull at @ 3D. R"sn
Common at London drmer at S. Turpentine-sprts. at
LONDON Jan. 25 1879
The E,ao. says -.Bank bills are quoted at "a per
Stock Exchange the weeks fluctuations irregular
American railway department has been the of
siderable speculative excitement in response rise
in New York; On the other hand Russian. Turkish and
Egyptian governments and British railways have been
greatly depressed the latter Of the damage
traffic of weather and
Gas property continues in favor United States five per
have fallen the rapid progress with the reep
ton of six per cents brings their term end
Los DON, Jan. 70. 1873.
The Times in it. financial article this morning says
Germany sold and Russia bought SluOOU in silver yes
terdav sid. per The market closed rather
settled There did be any buyers that
PRICE Silver is quoted to-day u; sd. per ounce.
LONDON. Jan. 2J--5 r. NJ.
Paris advices quote five li4f. l5c tor
the
PARIS. Jan. 25, 1879.
Exchange ON London, 25f. Gle. for checks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
The closing quotations at three p NJ. were:-

The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day ag-
gregated 332s97 shares. which distributed as
follows:-Canada Southern 4.s2o; c., c.. c. L.,
ASS; Chicago and Northwestern. 400; do. pre-
ferred, 10000; Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific.
l.525: G.. G. and l. c. $50: Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 10000; Delaware and Hudson Canal
l,loo Erie 4o,775 Hannibal and ST. Joseph 1875; do
preferred. 800; Illinois Central 5000 Lake Shore.
40sOO; Michigan Central 15 100; Milwaukee and st.
Paul. 1925 do preferred. l3.200 Morris and Essex.
s,Is5 New York Central. 2.7lO; New Jersey Central
400; New Jersey Southern, 1.l4l Ohio and Mis-
sissppi, 900; Pacific Mall 1850; Pittsburg. 1890;
Wabash. l2.435; Western Union Telegraph 1850.
Money on call was easy to-day at 4. 2h per cent.
The last loan was made at per cent and money
closed offered at per cent Foreign exchange was
nominally unchanged at 4.SG for bankers long and
As9 for demand sterling. Actual business was at
As4si 4.s5H and 4.s7aa 4.sst, The weekly Clear
ing House statement to-day follows :-Ex-
changes. $50, 1891, 749; balances. s2i.747.772.
The weekly statement of the New York banks was
again very favorable and shows the large gain of
s3o33 800 in the legal tender average The banks in
crease their surplus s2,sT3.25o and hold
sl7, 2s6O0O in excess of legal requirements.
The following shows the condition OF the New York
city banks this week compared with last:
Jan. Is. Jan. %. Differences
Loans =. ,33 ies 400 s2saiG,2oo Inc. a47 800
iesai tender. ~ SO" inc a
Deposits I'll 800 600 2i49s1 200 Inc. $3.50 600
Circulation. lo.767,Goo 1857 600 Dec. l5o.oO
The sub-Treasury to-day paid out s2,si5 for the
redemption of legal tenders and received $4,000 in
gold in exchange for legal tender notes. Govern
mcnt bonds weak at the Board to-day. but there
was considerable activity particularly at the close.
The subscriptions to the four per loan amounted
to sliC2s,0oO. The closing quotations as fol-
1ows:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
FINANCIAL.

I REASONABLE RATES-MONEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages same
bough Of all kinds effected with best
low est premiums.
j. j. HABRICH CO.. 165 Broadway: box I, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
closing prices in San francisco were: =

THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The Treasury holds i7,760.95n in United
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation the week
ending to-day $7.412.2oO; United States bonds held
for circulation withdrawn during the week ending
to-day, S7,91S,050 National bank circulation out
standng-Currency notes. Ss22. 7eo594; gold notes,
S1.46s9
The internal receipts to-day were
s33.o57 SO and the customs receipts $2s3. 1s9 50.
The receipts of national bank notes for redemption
for the week ending to-day compared with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

The opening prices of mining shares in San Fran
cisco follows:--Gould X Curry, 13>s Savage,
1879 Chollar Potosi, Al Ophir "a Il: Hale Il Nor
cross, 1864; Crown Point, 51; Yellow Jacket. 19a
Belchcr, 81 Virginia Consolidated, s; California. 9a
Overman. IL Best e. Delchor, %; Kentuck. 5ss
Union Consolidated, 80; Alpha, 14ls; Sierra Nevada,
At; Mexican, 35i.; Caledonia, 3; Silver HILL 2>s ;
Justice, 5is julia 81; Utah. IS; Alta, 8; Bullion,
So; Exchequer, Ga Seq BelSer, y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
COPARTNER

ntSSOLtTION-TIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
lJeNisng under the of Barnett Prince has this
day been dissolved ", the withdrawal OF Mr. H. ID Prince
Mr. G. Barnett will continue tho business assuming all
liabilities and collecting all debts
CLARENCE BARNETT
Ntw NogK Jan %. 1879 HENRY II. PRINCE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER.
IN shp lately substng between jacques Schncienbsch
aud man under the firm Of j. Srhneid-n
bach Bettman dissolved the 2&th day January
1879 hy mutual consent. All debts owing the said
partnership be received n, i~usc Buttman is
solely authorized IN iquidaton The business will
be continued the place. by Isaac Bettmnn iudi.
vduslly JACQUES >tuSkIDENBACU
ISAAC BErlMAN
Dated January "a, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

Staincd-tiood ordinary, 1ltc: strict good ordinary
> lie: low middling ll.16c. mddng. . lie. For
future delivery the sales follows Yesterday after
two r. M.-February, 400 bales at 95lc 800 at 9bOc,
100 At 349c; March, 800 at O. zoe, 1000 Nj a.c 100 at
a67e go At ass; April 100 at csc, 200 at 3 Sc
3o at loc june. 200 at ~ l3c, 200 a:
l0l4c.; July 2.UO at iO25c Total. 1850 bales.
To day. up TO one MJauuary 100 at o45c; February
1stD at 947c. March 300 964c, 200 Al esc 200
April 800 assoc 200 at oslo at s2c 100 at
aS3c. 1900 9s2c., 700 aS3c. 100 aisle. 100
9s2c.; May, $40 9a7c 100 s.6c.. $40 sssc 800
Zoe. 400 99c 100 at Zoe, 40 at o97c 100 al ..
June, 100 at lO.U.,c.. 800 10 13c, 200 10 i2c
Total 266OO bales. Grand total 5000 bales
The receipts at the iprs we're us follows:Galveston
3 ,6 bales New Orleans. $40; Mobile 4,356 Sayannsh
2b5 Charleston. 257 Wilmington 's2S; Norfolk. ia
New York, .f07 Boston. 1,Ou5 Philadelphia. TO- Total
~ o5S bales This day last week, 10 s97 This day last
year. -, sO4 Total since September 3OS16i4 bales
Cotton frcigts closed followsTo lIavrc by steam,
1ll6c compressed; by SAIL 1ac TO Hamburg by steam
Sac. compressed To Bremen. by steam 3,c pressed
By SAIL 1ac To Liverpool lad e32d. by steam; by sail
}ad
Flour AND Enthusiastically Flour, II 800 bbls. wheat
lis $50 bushels; meal l20 bills and Az sacks; corn
$3.50 bushels oats 1898 do. rye 1915 do: barley
24.2Q0 DO. barley mat, $3.50 do The -four market
steady; The sales including State Western and southern
about 1900 bills, within the annexed range Rye
-four in fair demand and steady with sales of 400 bb
Corn meal steady but dull and $50 bbls sold within
the range. Rye was hrmer and more active Sales
5000 bushels State ut Gc 6Oia 1900 do ungraded do
5sc and 40 do No at 37c. ahoat Barley and malt
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

Delivered 900 bales yesterday prices
of spot cotton the following quotations based on
American standard of classification and cotton in
running quality than half grade
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