davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

Der TT M iuelcbet nGrmtre 8tret.
ming ON ten ebtlGsgtnoe SpcriUsm
mclle peh BrGfcii. 1por esr / 3 Il.
msr r,sutbs Ii CONNER 8ane. Nh
CT ale B0ittIaa omlrent / in 9omIc
3eibc. % u W0ngo, Wsnneiisr CT
noe for at ilnot GlGene al be 0rIfne.
be. Yroiteior Staolsr, eli glanrtcai
Ter, ianbt man eeo oppe / Ct 8rG.
IS Wile herira. Gn ircmra9enos
Aicbmanhs gig innoies lammeu mto
en- bel 9eI hrutn,bs mcIifauitt Wrne.
6uiuncr o9 Bern. = alt outaaes ooa
life Htre emo - al babe milict 1ibct,
men Sfaoe pna Sitneom / Den lille
gp Brafstt, Der life taller mere enc
600 Wennel,er, bslebtr lig III $4,000.
vi 8O09 % 6aar brafneoc Here gu
nnne. = en- 9al itob &antet 40 Soo
bpbt % Ell balp Wil breot. Ser CT
goo A%ulsonina til at poe DC 8eitGn9ts
eli b~lrlpsuoe Saano.
Sen lille W Snpop bItp Ior en-
llsts 5io fetn eoelaat al en- Gpelone.
Yerionsr, Der bar beiegt Stsbet lensre,
erilersr, at bet par oct melt sruop'
pUfteupe Spn, man tauoe iGnte 10.
SITE ct 9ue tllbage; bUor Spen | al
lin 5ripeIi0beb fob iaaar, er Der loa9
fun eli meo Splintsr 90 StHmper be-
laasi Vrairis. bDor bit % Der li9Gtr
bsniIenet ct zig ellsr ct IemlGltsl Men
nslis. Salt iauot man s Deos %
81 aIpoyIiat Saarses; al elsls Sie't'
or lcnere 5 aisaast peb Seem. fra
Bpsn Sbsrman iIsbe 4Nssr % Mnbrs
ben for at poe be llIDttsIl9e nm vi
itanb.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
SQptcin Wtons Wrinafcr

sr eu blanht cs Noromano i Ttlttn
iaa btflsuot Stcrrslie. at bl lfte be
t1nfsr % paa at oueri9tte fel9enoS
GpiiObs al bans &ri9sliu ! Speer.
Sen Euoss / bet amsriianlie Blab
"Wilipau'se Sunoap 3els9raf".
kaptcin Wons @riHc9er. &Ompani
so, 15be @isconlin. M boat i
&Orthington, MOBILES 80. Minn..
bpor ban bsitprer be Sorensoe Siatsrs
9auotoniOr. bapoe unosr lin &ri9stle.
neits ct Gpsntbr, Der iortisner at op.
bsparts. oa 8erstninaen oerom fnnts
tani'e tlene I'll. at oslaG @nors al in
9uiOmmsIls frsmbros Iianenct Spls.
psIier. 3 Slaset REQ Sicne &iper
bleD 0rinaesr baarpt loaret / Benet,
% ba 6crbunosarmsen transtcs til
ba9e, falot ban % mango Inors
Oprcrerues 0Guotr. Sc Saartos
bra0ieS I'll Il 9cipitaI / Wurfuesboro
Senresiss, % oa Be sfisr 3 Dages
s5orIeb anfom otrbcu. blsp DC an
brogte | lsbi0e 8arerum, mea @tina.
ger blsp citcrIaot p0c Sortonsst fOrau
en- al Bp9uiugsrne. sftsrat bans @u9l
bapne faaet ben 8t1tcb, at alt Hum
par optaGst. Weiret nor raat % tolet,
% 6opislncn leo msett onot ba no9l.
Soloatsr ait forbi, BAD ban Dem Der
for at blrlpe Jig iuo ; en- nerll9geos
S1gnins bette iamtpifeoe DC / %
bro9is bam op / onou GtoSe, boOr.
paa be off bort. ga ban Der fanoI
en- Sd &Ommc sasier, III ban oisit
tablet lammcu b:nne i eli Sro9 "a
freb Ill paa 9Unoer % Ssboer Der
bag. Derii baUos ban DOG fiaget no
al ct @inbu % iagtta0st. boOrleoss
oct foe til / 6isnosnS 3opeNfpartcr
Ser bIsp Yosns lGslsbe / flor Stpn-
bling, 2rapIbso % 6Oruirrin9 laaes
o%psraIt, % &aptsinen fOm til Den
SIutnina, at Be bar iiGro meo al
remms Yiaoien. NGlte Sag anitiIe.
be ban after lluoerle9cIler fra lit Sin.
eI % fanbt MIt !i9eicm Dagen i
Sorbsisn. 9an par MI temmeli9 meo.
iaeen, ba bans 6orraao al 4epnstS.
miller / ben &ih, ban cpbolbt li9 Der.
inofrGrfsos fig til en- "Gantecn" OsIt-
Haite) 8ano % Ct Waisny. Gen tire.
Die Morsen uar ban mssst lpas 90
tUnfts Of bile ooer9ipe ls fripluls til
6isnbsn. ON life SoScrus itOo bscre
enb De to iorriae Oass. 9an tiegeee
oerfor after ND al Sinbnst % iao na.
at bet ficnotIise &apalleri foo opitillct
paa YIablcu % itraT sitsr iatic ailteo
/ Sui % Sait. Snart naaeec O8iaa
4pbeu al. Sornmuiif bans Gre, %
pso at ie no opbaasos ban SOlbatsr
blaa Uniform meo paisnos Silsrne.
bannsre. SeIp tunos ban, iaa ipa9
ban par, life bssipe iis nso til Dem. Der.
for Hog ban en- al Tuosrns no % III
traf ls bsrpso bercs SpmCstlcmbsb.
Gu Moiutant bIep ienot op Ior at ls,
bpaS bette 'tuloe bctpoe. % mart bar
@rina9sr bIanbt 8enner % 8ttisnote;
tbi BET traf ia iaa, at ban | IGnsert
3io bapbs om9aasts bette 8s8imcnts
SHiarer. @rixaser Tom iiS after sitsr
olsle 9iosllssoass % baaber. at ban
Ii SUM Maanso pil fnnns 9ienle llnt
9amls 8ri9Sfammsrater pso Soloatsr'
mes Hcunion i Wilmaufee.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
9etorah-poshn
uofommer bDsr Ousbos
% foiter S1.IO for Marsansen,
nfraptSsltst J~orfsub.
I'll Vorge tofier Slabet $500 fox garet,
forfenbt beer Onsbas.
b. Gmnndsen. Udgire,.
yreoe og andre Saaer, pIabet nebfoms
uenbe. ienbes uuber 2lbresie:
q. N%nunbieu,
CrGusr 7<7. Gttsrat. 9crs.

Suer 8Obeitsr git Der 3orscoG
en- pcloiom SasGelbpss. iom for ilbt
mto Sinousr o. YIonter.
= "Bilmar Yrsis" Ieler ri
Sslscnce: Mr. Su9b GonbuiOn,
nor tioli9ers Gounlp aoslne, bar
moo,aGet ct MT Bsuis poa, at Der
berlter en- ~aIminoeli9 Sbmpotbi for
bam | @%nleonins al ben u~retfaroias
6~orfs!gdls. ban iioits Nur par uciat
Tor. Wr. Sreo. 8enucuarb bar oosr.
raft BAN DAP Dollars % 80 eis., ooet al
WeobcrG,rs i Bilmur % Yurbanf
for at biGlpe Wr. Sanbaion til al
Iaa oettst DC tore OmtOitnin0er. Der
Tulgte meb bette Seasmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
llograuninOcu al bet 0aIuIc Sroia

"SSo~"
sr MI iislss ct. Ystsrsbur9s "@lobs"
fnlbenot. Blapet bar ira ben beficnots
Slb9mnlisr Sbliemann ulobtn8st e
Brsp, batsret Mtben. bpOraf bet mso'
bsIsr felasnos uoora8:
Seq sr nstop tommen tilbaGs ira
9iacaiisn. buor ies enbsii8 bar fnIc'
isrt ben u~psrapnins al &rcia, ION
ies paabsepnote / 1870. 3 belle Il
@ar bar iss bait at tiempe msS fore
8anfeliabsosr, blanot bpilte be mel
brpeiomms bar uGyst be ubpre @ras'
bobs, b%pornnNer ben 8amls gp pal
beorapst. Set bar pGrst nsopsnhlsl
at araps ia nso mers en- 16 yares
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
Yt QuitDb a.

Scr bar iaIot bstpbeIi9 WonGee
8seu / ben ienere 8ib, 90 po0 Srnuo
bsrai er Nrb,iost paa 5ernbaneu ne.
ltenior Neo Niper bIepsn forintet.
Yaa enfelts Stsber ltoI moO9 Bauoet
itua 4 Sob Ousr Stinussanssn mellem
Binnepc8 % StOnp Wountoin, buor
Dog NIt par blot miclsrtibi9t InGt,
for ,stoitsn / WaarsS 9It 10 al 5or.
Den. &iiaIsn bar, at 8anen lfuios
pars iGrbia 80 Mlils / Geii iOr &ln'
Hspes pso uognrgen At Sui MooHeo,
men BET Ct ms9st Iiotn Sanoibnlibeo
Io,. at bette fun ne.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
Iiicn.

: 0urbiltau, Armrnien % Welt'
perien maa 40, 600 WeuneTer unoer.
bodies paa pfeRtIi1 S%efcfninS / belle
Waaneoer, bris Dc life ital DO al
Snnser. $4,000 Verlcner CT ale'
rsce buffene unper al Cult I VaS
baleb % lO7 900 i @~lalb9ere.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
OItcrriGc.

Gen un8s 8ronprines er luit blebsn
bnoret meo S~itclsn al Sector Ybilo.
iophin pcb llniptrhisist | Ysitb. 5an
tr en- i8lbenitabsIishco intcresisret gna.
ling, bar tort Gnio9 for Spros, %
taller flpoenns 6 At osui, 3 anere life
lla goot.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
! mOlau0ct.
Soma.

On lleicutiHa fra IN ui Roloni
ira Selfoit opboIber fs ior SIccu
plymouth Gouutp ior al flebs en-
10000 Nuts gano. bpOr DC oa aaier
of ilan iia n,o. SiouT GIip ~ 81.
Yanl Bansn er gaat! IND paa at opcr'
laee laame9d Yanb for I'll rimelI9
Urls.
Z YaIo ditto Gountb unoerbanb.
lu en- 4asnt ON Rieb al Sano Tor
300 rushiie ,SamilIsr; iancipuIlgpis
oil ban arI9pse oeuue AOIoHi / Nrr.
bthtn at Gmmstisbure.
Set noroDthIias Soma oil i oct
9slt taaet faa eli life ubeiposlig 3no.
pancrina iaar.
Ssuattt / MalbiuetOn bar psbia.
Get ben al 0uitt iattsbs 8clulnipG
ON lib % Stto for &iboloclle al b
6orensoc Staters Gircuit Courts
0irrittet Soma, o0 bet oil gaa ouer
I'll at bIius 9ou, laoiuart Yrslloenter
u%noerttgnsr.
- 8rGneltbocrtn Soc NanfIn oar
iloite uae i See Wolues % inoirbtt
Ssiis for 8esieriuasn San bar Den
Secut, iOm aloros iis bsremi oso
"A Elmer at ride los Wils sienuem
eoloraeos 8ileniS % otrpeo ireIitC
MAJOR 3boruburGbs ill, &OmmOnbr
ira at icmmc unocr 3nblnnernes StaI
perfnip.
Oct bsiti0s Ht9ltpl &Orsoaa OF
Brtoas bar paa Here Steoer / Stater
anrsttet fore SbsIoaseiier. Samiloif
asrmcb raisbs oSiaa paa cnfslte &an
ter en- Srfan. Der taitsos 8pSnin9s'
ooerenbs.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

emo be mango 8oilla9. Der er blspne
frsmlaite bsrOpsr | ben Wstnina.
Ost brittle Observation-Disclosures
bar npIi9 bait unper O%perbsiell. ct
6oriIa4 en-, at England linIoe arbsi.
Dc iammsn meb Den forsllaosbs inter.
rationale YoIortrpsbitinn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

Siertelors. Iooeren: SporIor
Iriaer on iaa r9olomt. Sans?"
Sans 80, @o'r. Yctsr oil baps
bet balus Of Ssu9sn."
Mooeren "Saa lao ham taa oct
baIpe % bin liessnos title"
Sans: "5a, men ban oil BABE IN
Saluod | Wiotsu, % ltal lace paa
beaae Siperns, % bet tan ls8 NC"
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
IS a..

Yao ocnns 8 raier for 5iom Den
0nIe fSebsr % Smaafoppsrne foite
llae oeoe Der Bpen @0pnna 10 al
ctn ierlts % Is al ben lhiis Spg
bonn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

IKlorct Ir~anoihitclic. Gen 2ios
Mpril om gitermipbaasn uebreo Der
Slo hos Sromauo &itolapien / 8ar.
him. 8 tort 5io bar belle Sulet ON.
ipeuot ai SIammerus; &incsn lsrte
@ninune ben paa to nrrIl4enos va.
bobnle +; lnart itoo be | lbs sne, %
BET par Fare iol. at lterlte Nelsn al
Bpsu peo ben psltliss @ino funos saa
op / 4uer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

GmbcosuouduHcller. SognsprGit I'll
9om y. W. BrOoobl CT citsr Sor.
Iposnos ubn9pnt til S%ogutprGit til Or.
focal. psrionel 8apelun GmiI y. 8iis
til Sosnspr0lt til Sunsluss. 8pfoso
/ Yorsaruuo 8. 3. Blom til Soren.
itriDsr / Senore Si!srbolsn. 8ontOriii
Nnorsos Susnnin9isu til 0iipa6er
Suebtiirano. SsfonoIcltnont | Str iano'
le Snfantsri.Bri9at 4rsl Ssnbina til
YrsmierIcitnaut % Turn. Sefonolcit.
naut / iamms 8riaaae 3. .. Ipsues
til pirtsliB Seionpleituant / Brisabsn
- 8. 2oen aferbusits Brigade bar
iel8snbs Soti9tieiier % @paucsmsnis
funnet Steb Gbeisn for 4os Clinic.
iompa9m Of Balosrs Battalion 8aptsir
:. s. Gang sr ioriGt til @bsi for 1lit
9inisfompaani al Salin9cals Battalion;
8aptsin % &uartermelter peb Sailing.
balls Battalion Wlsrius 8acer til GbeI
for Abe Iinisiompa9ni al Talosrs
Battalion; Turn. &aptsin @reI Waeuas
er Gisnirotraabt i &umrr % uoneoni
Ill Ruartermefter / 9allir8oa!S Data
lion.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
AIIinpia.

Yrinbs 9tOpoIo al England, Leila.
get Of fin Ssiisr, 8iotouSsu al &a.
naoas 6emallnbt. par / Irtba0s
Chicago pOa en- @isnnemreiis. Yriuo.
lu btie9ie NaiionnIionpsniionsn.
- 3 Eof 9slono aucfereoss paa
Gbicn9o Il Rot 5slano Dcpotst
Scrsoacs to tbpe % SpiQcfu9Is
Oe b0ooe nstOp p%lpuoret ell Yasiagcr
Tor s9j. Yaa certs Ytrion faubt
man Yeu9sne % eteuben 1t Spll
"AROnis" AOrt, % bet u not al
Saneipnli8bco iOr. at olsie 20 or
Yemmu al en- Banos. Der bar buieret
paa SanbauslrGusns msIltm Nod 5s.
lamb % Suuupa / Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

laa unbsr bans gteslle. men CT enfru
life tiIsubebro9t. SoreIebi9t fan
lmiolertio bemUrfeS. at man BAR iuu.
bet en- Saao al bstpoeli9 SterrcIis
% fcrbo!buis' Bobt beuaret, ungtet bsas
Alocr antogslis CT omfrina 1000 gar.
Baaeeu er bp99et al ga Ga meo Den
Iaaialotc &liuieSbpsuins. Saiaa 4ep.
ninaer Of en- Seit lamt Ell 8uitniu9 CT
fanest - fort laat. Oct laber til. al
man bar iisbt poa En- meaet iuirssiant
Slotloslepuins. Wan or oerbOS I'M
unosr @rauninaen ,ommsn til ct @rup.
TANNER. bpis @Gsae sr al Gseplanis'
msb Meusmlaa Of ReBer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

GisuoomsIals. 0iltrittsinocnicr g.
SIual bar ifslgs "Naesp." / bisie
Gage tiebt Ritmtitsr $. y. 3cniens
Gisnoom @5orssAiri' uta &ronobiem
for % 900 6rorer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
SafOt

Bi9 Stont eiip bar iaar iaaot ie
It Iioet SGngiib. Der meo bslnist We.
iuIiat bar lovetaast i'm Yrrueiur; Re
20e 8asinauer. lOm iuI9te mco. iib.
lsct opr ben bpgs,!lss utfnGt. o.
biIitoes. bOor he iom. mco 9Hrrab "a
kanoniuo.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09

(Su utrolia Samlins AT 3~ilOfeelisr. Ga Billet til ait.
gu fouoeio Oh orenmlR Yaraoe oil iorssaa ON Sormceassn. % Der oil
man tanue s Ssltabas uasdsie uohpr baaoe em enc % zen anssn pen
gihs Spr Wleuo &piubsr oa Sis, 6ariter. pTaaiinlcs Nra6tu.
'Ssraletr apuasr, Yaar, 4ippaatsr. Soeatr. &riaenale op. cF.s
isrts @uNniuesr al Ssip. Staa. 90 @ulSf0rsaiots mSssHt, os ~ e
GuhpWs Sic - mn
1900 - emf vaa blot Gu Siat let Sd' d'rVnr
Snpsaussn aabnss H. l os 81 z Rek
Sutr,: 80 gmts for Borne "a 20 Genie for Bsrn. um.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
IRA M%oOcrlamOcnc.
Norge.

nj ~ianpinapiiis 9lase inotil l5ts aGai.)
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-09
0anmarf.

6runOiamautbrgllup. Sen ioe Ma
fsiribe SuoIoou i Waibsl paa Nls
Alaus Saeobleu "a 9gitru &nus VIA
rte beres "8rorbiamautbrplIup". Wan
Den CT fcht / 8ro l79l ban fiUmpe
be peb Sebeitep 1913, par lcuere 3iu
lGacr bos 9,rtusiube 9ouiie Mugultc
% bar iioen sruGr,t ia lcm Siulma.
ger; ban arbeioer enbnu bper Gag
uiortrebent / lit SaanbpGrf. &oner
er frot | Waibcl famine War ION
Wanoen. Ss bIep pist Den ste RaI
1915 | Serup &irfs.
0nIobrplup. $aa "8onibaab" pcs
Malbora isirtoc hsn aamle NobrlfsIer
Gbr, Bind ca Su'trn Den Toe Wal
osrss @ubbrpllup. @ulhbrno4ommen
ticbts iom uiormucNee Mano | IN
6io / SsiIfloo ell limpsl Smeeis. lom
imiblertib psb bans feline msionilte
% praftilfs SpetlSbeo bnrti9 ~forpono.
Ieees til ct soot Iapn. Seuere flebte
ban ben bop@rsnbs Yapiriabrif @oot.
baab oeb Nalboy9, Der MI uso bans
% Ssns cpstiSs Svemaoitrabsn sr
,norettet til en- beipoella Wolfiniabrlf.
SDSsialo. Sen 3nie Wai oroe ef.
ter nosen 6ios buables Spaoom Me
tanifuS, eauo. polit. $eisr Sclspb
Binlrup, bsnpeo &C OAR CANNED.
San bar p9ret Msloeis | oct | IN 2ib
bstpo,lise metanilis Establishment D.
SAINT Il 9nno.
- 5%orbsupersncs 6clteibin9smano
Sans Matthias Veisrisn al aar!sbsi
8reuosrrp So8u or Den 2jos @pril
aisaaet / 1T 6lpe Var.
- SITTER nO9sn 6ios Sp9elsis CT
Iorbenuersnoe 8sitprer for Oct nsrrc.
ipolte &seninssuGisu. SaltltSraao ebrl'
ltopber Berat Glaubi ben 6te Wal
ai0aast psb Seosn. @an par feoi
ben Toe Sui 1899 paa Np8aare
Wrcnbbuelter So9u.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-24
Houston's successor.

The Mobile Register pays the fol-
lowing compliment to Hon. Luke
Pryor, who was appointed TO an
the vacancy in the Senate Of the
United States, occasioned by the re-
cent death of Senator George S.
HOnston. The following is the first
paragraph of a lengthy and eulO-
CYSTIC, meritoriously deserved no.
tice:
Gov. Cobb has appointed as United
States Senator for Alabama, Hon.
LUX Pryor, of Limestone. This Is
a case of the Office seeking the man
and not the man the Office. OF
course we of Mobile regret that the
appointment could not have been
given to Mr.. Hamilton, or Mr..
Langdon or some other eminent
citizen Of this place, but as the Gov
enor has concluded that locality
should be regarded In the matter
and that the Immediate section of
Houston should have the honor Of
giving his temporary successor,
there is no citizen of that section
whose appointment will afford more
sincere pleasure to the people OF
Mobile, and we think, Of the State
generally, than this of Mr.. Pryor.
Gov. Cobb, in looking toward the
mountain counties drained by the
Tennessee river, had difficult duty
to perform in selecting a Senator
from the number of distinguished
gentlemen whose names were sug-
gested. The glorious Wheeler, the
polished Walker, the erudite Brick
nell, the eloquent O'Neal, the pop
ular Bradford, the true and stead
fast Boyd, FOrney, sage I'm council
as he was gallant in war, presented
a galaxy of able and worthy men,
among whom it would have been
difficult to declare precedence. The
Governor cuts the knot by choosing
the law partner and familiar friend
Of Houston, a lawyer Of learning
by that of any other In
Alabama a man who, in all his
life, never sought an Office, and who
only once consented to serve i'm the
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-24
Have You Paid Hour Pastor.

The following article, which we
clip from the Macon (Ga.) Tele-
graph, was evidently intended as a
New Year talk, but 1t is not yet so
old but that some of our readers
may profit by its perusal, and we
therefore commend it to their atten-
tion:
On this, the first day of the new
and congratulations incident to the
season, and while the whole coun-
try is rejoicing under the influence
of the revival of trade and the sew
eral Industries of the people, comes
the serious and pertinent question,
"Have you paid your pastor?" In
other words, have you given of your
substance to the God of Mercies,
who has supplied your wants and
blessed you so abundantly? Have
you faithfully ministered to the
needs and redeemed the pledges
made to the man of God whose
services you engaged, and whose
spiritual labors have been diligently
bestowed?
Remember, he is in most instances
cut off from ali worldly gain and
business ayocations, hence the earnz
est necessity that you keep the COW
enant made with him, His wife
and little ones are mortal like your
selves, and the age has passed when
mamma and quails descended from
heaven and the ravens fed the
prophet in the wilderness.
Consider, too, that of all classes
of the community, the clergy re-
ceive the poorest compensation.
Aside from a few congregations in
large cities who pay fair salaries,
the bulk of the pastors in every de-
nomination receive pittance barely
SUFFICIENT to defray the ACTUAL nepes=
saries Of life. Ofluxuries they have
none. And then-Oh, how severely
is their faith taxed as the years roll
on and old age threatens to silence
the tongues and put period to the
labors of the men of God, who,
having dependent future families,
have yet been able to make no pro-
vision for them. Of all the charity
enterprises of the Church, we believe
that the maintenance of the widows
and children of INDECENT deceased
ministers of the Gospel should have
precedence,
Verify the uphOlding of the faith
and the evangelization of the world
having been confided to them, when
worn out, or they have fallen in
the good cause, should not their
helpless loved ones be cared for ?
Just here the benignant institution
of life insurance may he utilized to
the greatest advantage, Every con- |
gregation should insure its pastors |
life at least for the sum of $1,000 !
during the continuance of his min
isterial labors among them. This |
would be by far the most econOmi-
cal way of providing for his family, !
should he be removed by death,
But to return to the subject mat |
ter of this article. If any of the |
peW-holders or subscribers to the
salaries ef their pastors in this city |
are In default, let them hasten with
the advent of the first day Of the
new year to redeem their sacred |
pledges. By this act they will not
only carry joy and peace to the
homes and hearts of Gods chosen
heralds of the Gross, but feel a hum
dred-fold better and happier them-
selves. Again we repeat the sol
emn inquiry, "Have you paid your
pastor?"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-24
The Cav Pea.
Dixie FErraeE

This plant for the South Is des-
tined to take the place that red
clover does in higher latitudes in
the work of amellorating worn
lands. 1t will gather ammonia as
well, fatten stock equally as well,
and grow with less attention on
thin ground. The way we have
cultivated peas Is very simple. Lay
off the land i'm three-foot drills,
dropping ten or twelve peas together
each short step, covering with two
light burrows, and breaking out tho
middles, at first convenient time,
in two or three weeks. When about
a month old, run one sweep furrOw
in the middle, and repeat this again
in four or five weeks. BY this time
the ground will be so shaded as TO
keep down other vegetation and
render unnecessary any more work;
and our word for II, they present as
pretty sight as ever greeted the
eye, filling the whole face OF the
earth, and rendering 1t impossible
to distinguish where the original
rows were. From ordinary upland
you can gather ten or fifteen BUSH
els Of peas from the acre; then cut
the vines from several acres for hay
for stock, and turn under the ball
ance with two-horse plows IN tho
early fall. The advantage Of this
renOvator is its cheapness, as COM
pared with commercial fertilizers
and the saving Of transporting and
distributing stable and other ma
nures; and then IL Is so evenly diff
fused over the whole surface Of the
field.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-24
value of Pence Advertising.

AS an instance of the value of
"fence advertising" 1t may be men
toned that of the fifteen firms whose
advertisements appear on the fences
and barns on certain road leading
out of this city, only three of them
are now In existence, and one of
them has changed Its location. Some
of the advertisers are dead. There
is a ghastly sarcasm in an invitation
to purchase goods at an establish
ment by a man who has been in his
grave for two years. If you wish to
die, advertise on a fence. If you
wish to get rich and live, advertise
in respectable newspaper that has
a good circulation among the peo-
pie who always deal in your goods.
Cincinnati Trade Journal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-24
A Willy Widow,s Ruse.

There was a widow lady of com
parative youth and many personal
attractions residing at Canton, CT,
who had for some time unsuccess-
fully endeavored to induce the To-
cal dentist to accept the rank and
emOluments of her late husband.
The dentist, however, was a cauti-
Gus man, and, although he greatly
admired the widow, declined to
commit himself. About month
ago Esquire Smedley, of Canton,
gave a party which was altogether
the most brilliant affair of the kind
within the memory of the oldest in
habitant. The parlor of the Smed-
ley mansion was crowded with
guests, who Overflowed into the
hall, and rose gradually to the top
of the stair case. In the course of
the evening the widow became
somewhat faint, in consequence of
the heat, and requested the dentist
to conduct her into the garden,
where the fresh air might revive
her. 1t did revive her to an inn
mense extent, and the dentist found
the garden such a pleasant place
that he decided to remain with his
companion and smoke cigar.
When the pair returned to the
parlor a curious phenomenon at
tracted unusual attention. The wild
ow wore a wide belt beautifully or
namented with a painted vine of
some undetermined botanical spe-
cies. The dentist wore a black coat,
and, to the amaZement of the pub
lie, one side of his right sleeve was
seen to be decorated with the green
stem and leaves and the brilliant
white and yellow flowers of the vine
that ornamented the widows belt.
The conclusion drawn by wicked
and heartless people was inevitable.
There was no possible defense to be
made. The widow wisely slipped
out and went home, and the dent
ist followed her example, burning
with rage, and wishing that all Cam
ton had but one back-tooth, that he
might draw it with an old-fashioned
and without the use of an
OF course the widow lost
no time in pointing out to him that
there was but one way in which he
could repair his indiscretiOn and
undo the injury which he had done |
her, and accordingly he was within |
4 week brought to the altar, where |
he eXpiated his fault with much for
titude, and furnished an awful ex-
ample Of the wickedness of painted |
belts.