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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

THE WHITE, HOWE, Improved
SINGER, PEERLESS, and NEW WILL
SON Sewing Machines, for sale at
FERG USON &, SCHNACK'S DEPOT.
Prices lower than ever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

The progress of the Spoford.
Kellogg investigation, in Washing
ton, plainly shows that the morals Of
Louisiana witnesses of the truly
loyal brood, stand at the same old
standard, There seems to be no
Improvement since the days Of
we'll, since our State began to at
tract as a Radical political cess
pool.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

"A girl up-town who has been
very observant Of her parents mode
of exhibiting charity, when asked
what generosity was, replied: at is
giving to the poor all the old stuff
you don't want yourself
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

: TIM WHITE, HOWE. Improved
SINGER, PEERLESS and NEW WILL
SON Sewing Machines, for sale at
.FERG USON 4 SCHNACK'S DEPOT.
Prices lower than ever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

--WATcH, clock and jewelry re-
pairing done with neatness and dis
patch, and cheap at. that, at Tom.
Moore Biossa.'s shop, Kuhnagers
brick building, on Second street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

--EvEN little Rhode Island is
slipping from the grasp Of Radical
ism--in the recent Town elections a
number of Republican strongholds
went Democratic. The people are
beginning to get in their vetoes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

WE regret to learn of the death
Of Jim Biossat, the celebrated bay
stallion. He was a grandson Of the
famous Lecomle.-[ Marksyille Bul,
letin.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

In Congress the solidity of the
Republicans has given way before
the intrepidly progressive "back
down" of the Democracy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

MECHANICS will do we'll to read
the notice, elsewhere to be found in
this paper, of the bridge to be re-
paired.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

TIE Radicals call the Democra-
tic party Confederate one, but still
Ewing and Rice, two Union Gene.
rails, have received the Democratic
nomination from Ohio for the two
highest Offices within their gift.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

To tighten the hair in the scalp
and keep il from falling of use Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

--PURaE out the morbid humors
of the blood, by dose or two of
Ayers Pills, aud you will have
clearer heads as we'll as bodies.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18
HOME MIRROR.


The past week has been heated
term one, and on several occasions
and in some localities in Town, the
Thermometer has jumped up to Sc.
Though we have heard of several
good showers in the country, up to
the present writing we have missed
them, though terribly needed here.
The crops, as a tout ensemble, are
promising and flourishing, but we
hear serious reports of the caterpillar
in one or two localities-in fact, sew
eral of our planters believe in their
appearance SO strong, they have or,
dered their Paris Green and are 6x-
ing up the old watering pots. One
thing certain, the omlnous caterpillar
flies are as thick and plentiful in
this locality as dewberries in the old
Scott field. Our planters should
take time by the forelock and be
ready with Paris Green or Arsenic.
Nothing like striking in time and
the first lick.
The river has gone a glimmering,
has lost its dirty, raddy appearance,
is getting as clear as spring water,
and is, at least, five feet lower than
we had it in our last report, in fact,
the Baily dam begins to peep up and
will soon be high and dry. The
barges of the Pool Line, 10 view OF
low water, have been towed to Pine
vile, and are being overhauled and
pitched, and put in readiness for low
water.
The Packet, Yazoo Valley, reached
here, from Grand Ecore, Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock, picked up con
siderable truck for the dull times,
plenty of passengers, and was off for
the Crescent City at sharp meridian.
Among her deck passengers was the
last batch Of State convicts, which
are taken of the Railroad, and now
we may as we'll bid farewell, for a
long time at least, of ever seeing it
finished; the shrill blast of the steam
horse is again gone glimmering to
us. Goodbye Railroad!
The Laura Lee reached here, from
Shreveport, in fast time, considering
the falling river, and had a poor,
very slim trip, didn't even have a
single paper from Shreveport, but
her river mail supplied the place of
this clerical neglect, and if we are
permitted to put in our guess, we
imagine this is her last trip of the
season.
The Danube passed up about 10
o'clock Friday, with big trip and
the river mail. AS usual, her clerks
remembered this office beautifully.
As the powerful king of day came
peeping through the eastern clouds,
on Monday, the bright and glittering
Jewel, the Pool Lines favorite, came
down with, however, rather slim
trip and did not even get anything
here, outside of few passengers.
The Packet, Yazoo Valley, again
this trip made good time, reaching
here Monday at P. NJ. Her freight
and passenger list summed up fully
fair one for this dull Junc--she
made all three Of her regular land.
ings here and got OF for Grand
Ecore inside of three hours. She
goes down to-day at noon. 10 her
clerks we are obliged for a package
of New Orleans dailies.
The big freighter, Silver City, the
old veteran, C. W. Stinde, on the
hurricane roof, had big load, and
only passed up early Tuesday morn.
ing. She will go down on Monday
morning next.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

You can get anything you want
in the eating and drinking line at
Gustave Gehr's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

COOP bread, the staff of life,
fresh and early every morning at v.
Girard's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

-HAY cutting and curing is in full
progress, in the old Scott Field, the
property of Emory Clapp, under the
special management of A. ". Nc
Lauriae, and from the look of the
immense quantities of it already
shocked, there is every sign of an
immense crop.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

Five dollars fine If you hitch a
horse to shade tree or its inclo-
sure.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18
ALEXANDRIA. La:
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is, 1879.
REDUCTION!
NOTICE.

GENERAL TAYLOR'S WORK IS
&y READY FOR DELIVERY. SUB
SCRIBERS WILL PLEASE CALL
FOR THE SAME. PRICE, $500 PER
COPY-CASH.
HENRY ST. JOHN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18
--MosoU1ToEs are many and fierce.

-FREsH bread every morning at
NJ. O'Shee's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

I'VE demand careful attention to
the advertisement elsewhere in this
paper. Of the Medical Department of
the University Of Louisiana, New
Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

The New PLEDeE.-I do hereby
pledge myself to abstain from the
use of adulterated wines, lager beer,
cider, ETC., and do promise that for
my comfort. pleasure and nourish-
ment, / will use none. but the una
dulterated, such as / find at Charlie
Goldenberg's popular Sample Room.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

The Parish Jail has at present
less boarders than at any time sinre
the late unpleasantnes i've
now faring finely on the sherif's ex
cellent commissary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

-THE Constitutional Convention have
made the following reductions In the
Executive Department:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18
Any information on tia subject

--ANr information on thu subject
matter referred to in the Circular
from the Louisiana Institute for the
Education OF the Blind, if furnished
to F. Seip, President Of the Police
Jury, will be transmitted to the
Principal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18
were satisfied if the owners would

were satisfied if the owners would
only pay the taxes. Taxes increased
from year to year, under the pet the
DRY of the carpet-baggers and ne
groes, that the landowners would
soon give up their lands, or divide
them into small farms for the ne
groes, rather than pay the taxes.
Under this compulsory process many
homes were sacrificed. The taxes
were squandered and, when the
treasury was short, bonds were is
sued, to open new fields for stealing.
The insatiate cormorants increased
the State debt, directly and indirect
ly, to about forty millions of dollars.
Then came the funding scheme, to
cover up their track, and we are now
told that our plighted faith was Civ
en- to pay this Indebtedness, interest
and principle. This We deny. The
great majority Of the people have al
ways been in favor Of repudiating
this debt, and have, on more than
one occasion, proclaimed their inten-
ton to do SO, when they should OBJ
tain possession Of their government.
Our poverty. stricken people demand
relief, at the hands Of the Conveh-
ton, from high taxation and a fraud
ulent debt, and we are willing to ac-
cept it under any theory that the
committee may adopt. Should the
convention adopt the report, this
settles the question; but should it
refuse, we suggest that the debt be
scaled to it's present market value,
and interest be reduced to four per
cent. In fact, we are of the opinion
that the scaling process would be
more just and meet with more favor
from both the bondholders and the
people. Now relief of same kind is
demanded, and should the Conven
ton fail in this, that body will al
ways be remembered by the people
as one which preferred to listen to
the siren song of bondholders rather
than to The cries of distress from
their own constituencies.
-o~~->~~-sNs.~~->-~-~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18

PARENTS should warn their chill
dren not to disagare shade trees.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-18
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THE NEW PACKET.

We have information direct from
Captain Dick Sinnott of the pro.
gress of the new steamboat he has
contracted for, at Jacksonville, In,
diana, opposite Louisville, where the
yards of the great Western boat
builders, the Howard Brothers, are
located. On the 9Th inst, the build.
ers had completed setting up the
frame; the workmanship is fine, tim
Der all selected, and plancd smooth.
Captain Sinnott is delighted with
the builders, they having shown no
disposition to slight the work, in
fact, do more than was expected.
As but a partial description of
this new steamer, in which We all
here take pride in, has thus far
been given, we think we can spare
the space to no better purpose than
in describing her in full. She will
be 225 feet long, 8 feet hold, Al feet
beam, her model very easy with q
pretty stern, not cut away much to
injure her carrying capacity; will be
light draught and carry we'll from
the start. Will have 4 double fued
boilers, AZ inches in diameter, %
feet long, made Of the celebrated
Otis steel, which for strength is un-
equalled, being tested to the stensal
strength of 1000 pounds to the
square inch. The engines will be
taken from the Bart. Able-they are
% inches cylinder, s feet stroke;
they will be remodeled with all the
latest improvements added to them,
increasing their power with the in
crease of steam from the steel boil
ers. She will draw Is inches less
water than the old boat, therefore,
should be much faster.
The plan of her cabin has not
been completed; it is intended to be
iner than any thing that has ever
been in Red River. Her state rooms
will be large and roomy, and for COM
fort will be equal to anything adost
The outside appearance will be splen
did, having a round finish to the
railing, which always beauties the
looks of a steamboat very much.
The Colored and Texas cabin will
have all the comforts of the lower
cabin, we'll aud neatly arranged with
large and comfortable rooms. The
Office and bar will have a ha I'd wood
finish Of the latest style; the cabin
hail will have beautiful pattern Of
wooden carpet. The cabin furniture,
carpets, bedding, ETC., will all be new,
and the finest made regardless of ex-
pense. The rooms in the ladies' and
gentlemen's cabin will be fitted VI,
with superior furniture, With large.
sky-ligh,s, making them light and
airy. In fine, the New Packet will
he a complete Steamboat in every
particular, having third more car
ryiug capacity than the old boat, the
favorite Bart. Able.
~~~~~-1~~~-~-~~~~
A CONE BAcK.-rhe Cincinnati
naners have recently hern MAKING
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

fioroen, bpor bans Silt bang paa Sislb nsbooer Sorost foran
Stusn. "buor Snsen turos lasss til meo 8aao, ban
taaIe lite ct 9ip!" San bar iaa ferf. at ban alsns bapbe
la9t Nnferst ben ober 3ussu pa en- bolanolf Sol. buor Be
bapoe fornGrnet bam. % ban fnnos ~ielpfisroe iette en- Sem
boring 8anbst. Ssnne robaunsne bapoe ban rpSoet
&usielobisr ben enc Sang sftr Den anbsn % 9iort rene
8ibunore 6inmarfsbapet for at birse 6cf. ioet ban en-
gang enbos miot Sisruafet baube isllst tuertOpsr 9pel'
bet, bpor Be iab. % Ieitst benz i~nosnboros.
Cine itsrits Wsoriftsr bapbs ban BOG uoiert UNDER 20
fotHRet. bsusans NoroIenoiusen ilosss mec 8anprrinssrus
ON S5itsplabisns. SpOr Tanp9rinsen fom Sniauel ipsen,
blsp Der iraI BaHetaa. Oct Dor bare sntsn ~afpsisn elsr
Haas - % sftsr ct Ear gintrs foo StrGtten al Sulamsl
fra YGr til Scr. Selp par ban &pGu.
gftsr bin Rat mso &usislassmaalst iaa ie Sulamel
oitsrs; men popsoe lite at n9rme mig BAN. Sstte itete
fsrit en- BIB sfter % uetop 0asene. for iss bsrte, at ban
par blspsn f%orloust.
Oct par en- gitsrmibbaa. San iao ppntclss b!aa
gabmslstlaor mso np. Staftsiomassr % Blanfbat bet
bsos @sr nsbe lin Baab ueo Brpssen % psnteee rimslispis
paa MrneNora. San bapoe bl~aalistiOrt Saar. iom falbt
t~p,riipp.t oper en- brsb, imuf Yanbs meo t9rfe Brpn, %
blaa Zine. Man funoe e paa felipe Mnlstst, at bet tllberte
en- t9rf Wano. San par neppe tire Nleu bei. men ODER.
orbsntlia fuloebrso % %lu9rbpsset. San fab itile paa Gotten
mso Seebeue en- paa bpsr Sibs al 8lelpanost. % laa ia
bstenit ub, meosns ban luosbe ie %foroper. WFeo 8arnsts
WObtasdiabsb for Snatrpi ipntss iss. Der lao noaet imsrts.
fulot bans Wfius % tilise, oa ban iaa op paa MIG. at
ban pt MATTE bore iaa uoen Maaoe GOD % mil Srnn.
ben. San gap MIG en- blaa 6iitstros. % ies popshs ea iom
ct ubtrpt for min Silngrmells at trafts BaaoIsltsn %
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

bsrpaa at tale til blu. SEC Ipnra's BAN bInubt @nbet,
ON Oct bar ianbt at ban baooe reoOet iaa mango Men.
nsfter SinmorfsbaOet?
"Qa ia 80. gn o8 @nbrn", iaGoe ban - "gn iaar
aIto 3Ou til at ieI, fin c8en 8aaN Spit. -. Der null.
tsrsr Gn Sn8su for bt!"
Seq ieItr, Der Lao Ell bitter Rsning unoer bette Guar.
"SuIam,", - iaaoc i9 'aor is 9Oo til at fOmme
i 8aubcn til Gi9?"
"&er 9u?" lpur9te ban i~mnulccnbc.
Seq iprun8 pIHcici8 oor poa Gotten til bam asa
pHt ter ie9l'
S9 ira ben StuuO bar ri to iulb9obc &enus.
Irne &ora por, Tom ig beoit erjnbrcr benbc, en- libt
cpIebsn ip@o femter-lg'eUoarig @ee bIanitribst, iolmet
aiOIs. lOm lao baorl8 bratct HDg9en. % iom oitst paa.
iGrbs bIOnbt @uttcyuc Iom Hfcoe Morot uebs Uo 8rpsasrus.
Der bar dtHoigc 6or5cID biemmc, baube 6ooccn
% WObereu braf.
Seq icr henoc cnnnu Itoo % bUn9e oUcr 8UfDGrtet mec
oct l~psbuareoe ipri9e SoOeo % ic neo. m,beus Rortetimsrne
off oprr Den 9reuliQe SanN8ruuc meo 60nelsffsrne l. %
@uttsrne fiieor. Stimcruc oft ohe lao tGt, at Qintraaesu
meb @nGsen en- Stuuo laa nsoc pla &p8gsn al Dem ubsu
of ipnfe iGinueun. &aar Der lao fOm en- rnfelt liben Sorit
ipemmeuoe mto imaa roIis Sa9 Of SpOIcn inc imop Dc
srsnlfsflGbts Sebobitolpcr, opltob Der 6eber bIanet Os. %
ba funre bun psre ben Icrite til at fatre no pOa Ster.
farrst Tor al fltc ben.
vi % til pIO9sce be pogue &rnmbobpcnoeus bcnoe,
laa bun maatte rgmme bort.
9Pau fGlote benbe ell @uttchort. men NOT nso minore
8st; - bet par bare Iao lett for bsnbe at pere biemms %
laa morlOmt bsrutbe Us6 8rpesuns. % iaa par bun iaa
aooili8 % umistauflOm, at bun lite iGntte %lpnosrlia pso bet.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22
Suiam

Seq sr MI en- summsl eGse, % Marens bar last ut
Stsp Opsr manst ct Snbtrpi; men ies erinbrsr sost ben
fsrlts Sang, is iOm 8ut paa Sromss berts ON Sula.
mel; - Der iioo iom en- Strat 9uften ON bet Nupn,
% les oil fortGlle oct. iom bet itaar for mig fro Suite
bagene.
Oct bar &usistibsn, BET oil f9e, ben So af SOm.
msrsn, ba Sapnen laa iulo al 8usieIoeir. 3 De Ipie vi.
tensr Git 8nsisrue &lpn9er % fang %fritemmis slennsm
@aoerne mso fine Suer % LANCE sraa Salarer. De ifrGl.
lsos % ipiitc paa Gap, iom be bapbe iuabst oppe paa
Ssn, % iom ri Bern aniaa for ubetinsst 8ifiise for andre
sno 8usiee.
lnosr Den atamor8anaasts. 9ptpirinin8 Der noro,
epor man fan ta9e Ell &nappenaal op sQr Iaie peo WRio.
%nnlslOlsn. funos ben birfbsUogebs % m.o 9~unoiteber Opsr.
frssoe 3 laap,lom Bp,ns Suie. Sapnen meo Sarteierne
% tlsloet paa ben mobiatte Sioe en- FABIAN Mitsn ipeile
ns nsc bet blanie mstaIsrenns Sunb. iom ON belle 9anc.
tabet bang flar. 9iennsmiatis Quft. uoenfOr Brpesrne
lao en- SfOp al tremaiisbe bIaa. srsnns. bpibe 8uslsloeisr,
I0rts al BosoanUhr, @asiiisfer %. bpab MI aus Clip.
psrns bse, msesns 8rpsssplunisrns bar buioe at 8asmslet,
lou belle ben truple Dag losieosS ub Matter % bsiiebss
po 8inoepiI op Yalofterne.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

oerE bar tposlis Blerndpor. SEQ
funoe lite ftrois tilireoshQsnpe for.
tlars mig Sa8sn. men iulste glo.
lporst oioers for at iaa en- qesnina
paa @aoosn. SpOrsns iul9ts Der
en- Vel. % BET, par tpbsIis at le. at
Spret osiaa Der bapoc iprun0et,
9pao Oct Iormaoeoe. Seq bIeu en-.
Del %forunoret ueo at ie, at Der inosn
BlerneIpor f%anotss, men cnonu mere
IOrbaulst bIsp leg. ou iss bit % Der
| Srorst nj e afrspns @ranfullte
o9 Barnaale itresoe uooper. 81
Bar bnnorsoe Sfrioi leuaere frsm.
Door Der bar en- temmslig itOr SOr.
betntn9 ll9e peo Bsisn, pilte Der ia
after BlernsipOr psb Chen Of Glas.
lpOrst | en- lensers Stte'uin9. 90
nu par Sammsnbonssn mig flar
Blsrnen bar iOrfulst Gls,n / Ignssrs
3to uoen of tuune faa Gag paa
Den. men bar laa benpttst 2eili9beoen
I'll mto ct Cat at iprin9s op pan
gl9ens 8ps. for ON muli9t msb ct
Slag at ilaa 0prst til 5or.
ben. Meu 6nrlsn sr MI bIeuen
Bumisfattsr for uolciom ban bar
ioast NOT mso at bolos 8aaanctn
paa lin lpbRe Ssft. os Sitnationen
bar pei | 9eu9bsn fortommct Den
oriftis, Rpttsr ubOlobur, nosst bpOr.
paa be pug ban uuosr Sartsn bar
siort sftsr 8resrens ibnss at ipbs
paa. Gnoslis bar ban mautst giUe
tGbt. bar miitet ut 5ooiGlte paa
Sl8ens 8p9 % u pIumpet ntb.
3ianobso en- lau &fGrs for Stoue
mes &ona.l
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

Smborb bsle Sarteer families mango rare Sing.
Ger par en- sl, baaro Rage. lom bsb "Yrenifa". 90 ION
fuuos fiebcs to for en- 8obbsriOpst. naar ri paa bort quite.
rusfit raabte: @Yrsnifa fopum" - % Der par fbirilis
Nepbc at faa til Sorrrins. Yaa 8Orost 8abptisn laa
SsIesnfalenbere mso rsoe 8ositausr for bOsr Sslgens
Iapn. Ssrnene git unbelis flGots 8uiefonsr. icm lfienfsbe
She al blanfs iurrsnps W~esiinsmoainsr. % paa 8abpts.
pGa0su pso Muroontn - "Yl9tiaen" bang life miners
unoerliet nlaleoe ct Iieolausbileosr meo ~brGnbsncs cps
ioran. llnoertioeu iaass Bileoet osiau iGitet Manbs.
beioe til Maitsn. Mfan lasos. at 8rnnoen bar ben. at
Sfptsbelasuen unbsrpsis bapoe maattst tompes til at slpe
aunhis Blno, sitsrat Manotabet ierit ire Sase mse
@orlps % Hesslle bapoe iest at faa bam til Bet mso bet @ooe.
Seq nruner alt bette, foroi Der omboro Boseanofs
9ooie t~lieloispis blaubt andre Electromagnetic oalaa
lfuloe bore en- frtautst. brun Slprnnnse, Der GIT % lssts
omborb JON en- Stlbsbunlp.
SEQ lao pua T9llnsen % itratte Tor Spss 6ooipiolen
uc til ecns Sab, iaabau Tom man ~unestiosn fan fales
paa at siere bet meo en- lessnbs Sunb. iom NOT tan iass
Sooen mellem 5Gupsrne, men. iom mon pse. life Tor Mlpor
femmsr i'll. 8iernsn par imiclertie insen Suno. Ven
beb rolist aisunsm StspIen, 90 iss buffer snonu ben Dag
i Oaa ben Sornsmmslls.
lloopu Ratt,n laa is paassn Saarfebsr. plasst al
en- % auesn Sersiist tousues Wps. % iaa paa. boorls'
ocs Den matte. parmslSi, TattsiOl GAP 6isursrns yin 8at
~lssaroiust. Nsos @aesn bsries Der en- Stune 8nsisiaus.
- Iosn blsp Der iurpirrst Stsi % Stris % en- bel Gam
. msnitrsmmsn al WenueRsr.
@t, bpab iss Den rat nj &sos paa, par Dc buiRsncs
Orb til Dor 8arnspise at Stuspis,n. iom bapos pgrsi noe
for at ~uubsriss,: - "Ost CT Saiam,ll - M bar ,
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22
StoMe!

,S0r &suHtr "a 8l80tr tciICRot.
-lercs berocn az lc5 after icJUtrer
mto uutm
Katie og Lunch
III huilfnJm1t.H 5lo az 9agm.
paa lammc S.D ION i5rrlgs Yin.
lsr. pto Sloen ar s.. 8 GgQQe
SfrGboGpcrftto, W ln,uQlou Sty.
52ti J(re R1oQ
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22


raImalor oe eb,f for 5~roubbl,ms
9niantsribri9aoe Saeob Srsftina. Der
/ BE- hblts &ar bar bost / 9rnm.
men. ai9ii ileIge "gr. 3io." pIuo.
i,Ii9 uto 9eotn i an alo,r al So!
Var
yiOrnen yaa 5iiOetnr. Gnbper
iltnou 3lgtd ON Elernsu. ION pno
Bonoens ptit f0m rlntnbe fiIeaarns
os NJ Siallsu iruit mob SiaIbuea.
gen. Wau bar od iOmofitit oragsl
/ 8Uil. al Sr. Samisilttr i'ulo,
bare / BClootiis al IN ian tor
6nrolgbso ION Hpttst; men iela,nns
Siftorls. Der or bIsp,n "Saa,n"
m,bosit fra Situoalsn al tn trO
oGroig Wnno sr lOrianplpt | BAN.
iens 6lDer, ION ben iuIniianbig
eooieler hans gpns iii at bOlot BET
ena,nbs ION Hpiicr lslp / ben poIo
iomlts Gar. vi oil lnoe 59g,rtu
isID forinlls:
Seq bar Ell SeitmOrasu uos paa
SpOrene otter @iups % bauos JUN
pGret laa bdlola at fipos It itsri
Bait, ou iea plo Slsmp,lsn pIaoi,.
lls iaar Gle paa irIlie Spor al GIa.
Der tpotll9uis par laget. 0u I,9 litc
bar 9unos mco. fan Bet life nptt,
mig Of ielge SpOrst iiraI men ls9
saar lpnaere 5lo / BagirOrsl, for
ON mulle at raa Hsos pao. buao
Der bar la9si 0pret. 8napt sr lee
tommeu At Bar tullnbs Stribt. ier
lss pso Chen al GIgiporet Ter Ct
itOrt aitrpf al a Hopnpr / Queen.
o9 SpOr, lem ierte ira Slsost Ill
lto9s bite, al oct bapoe pGrti
Blern. Wsn bporban Dor Blernsn
tommsn Der Ii9e / GIpiporst? Sauos
BET pgrst Saupe elsr 3srU. iunos
leg bape tpntt mig, Of ben bnpbs
elort ct Spran9 ita BusbOlo efter
Gl8sn % babe iprnnsst fell men
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

WOloe, 1Ooe Septbr. Ser bar
CONNER iorsSaast ct nO9snlunce
liulist Siloeflite inos / be incre
SlOrbe. men sitcr Sigsncs ifal 8a.
rem lite bare al ipnc,rlia COB spa.
Iitst. Gen sr BOG iOIst I'll 4 &r
pr. 6enbs % osroper.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22
Sperise.

S0osialo. Waior Gfcnitam. en-
hrlt anlcst Wanb / fin arees 90
Del iisnot iOm HtfOrmpcn % Wsn.
nelttpsn, sr Deb / Nrrbsbsn al Sc
b%srfeping 81 Oar 9nmm,l.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

Sammericit, 3Otc Ang. 3 ostt'
@ar er I'll Cato inoilaret peb Slm.
merieit 8OIoitso 50 rushlte Sarisi,r,
berai er 3 ai9aast til 8romss m,o
fine Qaonin9sr, 2 anfommst meo
Solopas fra 8romse. 6 mso 8olo.
pas fra Baroe uosn fOrbsn at baps
uGrst Der % AZ o,refis fra 8uslouo
o. IOsiet fine Gaouinser. Sc bar
brusi meo ig iullst &isb. 9aprssrpn
SpsosmcI. 8u9msl, 8emmsr Boro.
YIunter. 8uaueo. aeaisr % Branos,
p9ro tlIlammsn Al 600 Rroner.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22
&eiienOe Naent.

9. W. M%nunolsn er enno9sret
iom reiispoe N9ent. % iom laaoan
bempnoiset til at mootaas % hit.
ters for ACKNOWLEDGING.
y. N%nunoien.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22
Sra Mooerfanoene.
,af F~aneinariffe Blape inbtl i9es Ssptbr.
StDrgs.

yoatrptfcr $. 8. Semen | &ri.
fiania, Gicr al gsrosns Sang %
SQutreret Stoenbs. bar 0or 3bis
@aua) gaa't fouit.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-22

SanOOinn0 l2te Sepibr. Gore
Isblet Il 9pncilltn unbsriegt. bpOr
3~orotniilOlo Itpsrsbe Slasst l7l6
Gntslts lttis 0raaiiumpu ianot,s
al 9pffunei men on Bunotu ,r
bIso. ianoblanoe yer. nningts ga.
Itlernt Og andre lunas @Itniiano,
at bar, ianfue Here SaUus / 8ruu-
ben. 8ioers eniteIiae unosrisa,Ii,r
Der 'unos brin9s aialersnbe R,iuI
later. oil trUDt ilerre aapltol. Der
mnaits nIDsiebrinsts peo almmb,.
oens Silluluiug