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Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
HORSE BOOK.

ATreatise on the Horse and his diseases;
Containing an Index of Diseases" which
gives the symptoms, cause and the bes,
treatment of each a table giving all the
principal drugs used for the horse, with the
ordinary dose, effects, and antidoet when
a poison, a table with an engraving OF the
horses teeth at different ages, with rules
Tor telling the age af the horse; a Vie
collection OF receipts, and much other
valuable information by B.I.Kendsll, MD
Sogen er uoftpret m,b en- bel Wanab,
oslleoenee E~esninger o. ienbes portofrii
for IS Gents. Noresie
y. Guuuofsn, 9eeo,ab, Sotpa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
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bar tinOt eel ttefs % m,f urisai, ~llepilr.
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Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
Geo. j Battey.
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Sanbeepartement.

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Geo. J. Sattso. Sprins gautp. TRinn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
BEN BEARS Advertisements.
REIsT i
New York!

BEN BEAR, Eier af DEBORAH SQUARE DEAIro
CLOTHING HOUSE, err nu reist til New York, og vii opbo,,,
sig der nogle Uger for at have Opsyn med Fabrikationr
ct stort Oplag af Mands- og Drengekleder, der err under A.
beide for hans Butik her i DEBORAH. Han reiser iaar ia.
tidigere end ellers, men han har besluttet sig til seIv >,
v@re tilstede og Sc at Alt err som Diet skal we're, godt n;
skaaret efter nyeste Mode, og vel syet. Toierne vii blive 81,
de bedste, nemlig ENGLISH WORSTED" og fine frarsI,
"DIAG0NALS," passende for stadskleder, og dertil vii h.,
have ct vel assorteret Udvalg af BUSINESS SUITS, u,
bar trufet saadanne Arrangementer med Hensyn I'll Ina
kjOb at TOier og Fabrikationen af Klederne, at han vii va,.
island til at salge samme billigere end noget andet Hapdds
hus. Han reiser til New York fordi, at New York or d.
stOrste og bedste Kladesmarked i Landet og naar han Inn
mer tilbage, vii han have Diet stOrte Oplag af fardipsva3.
Kl@der, der nogensinde har varet bragt til DEBORAH Bv
Kl@dningeri ale Finheder og til allie Priser, Kladninger sr
Drenge og Smaagutter saavel som for Voxne.
bet er vor Mening at regjere Kladeshandelen ber
Decorah, og vi vii have Varer nok til at supplere heIe VII |
nesheik og omliggende Counter, og hvad vor Forretniros |
made angaar, saa har vi nu veret lange nok Decorab -
at den maa vare kjendt, og, som vi haaber, fordelagtipt
Wort oplag af sKO og sTovLER err komplet. o. nd,
Skryderi ter vi sige, og vi vii garantere, at man kan sna,
Penge we'd at kobe hos os. bet Par stovler. som Vi sa,a
for $500 er redeligt vardt $3.50. De vii ~lettelig blive owe, |
bevist heron, blot we'd at Sc dem.
VI afagger herved vr hjertelige TAX til PubKkum
Winnesheik Co. og Omegn for den Signing vi har baft oor
lover we'd redelig Handel og Vandel at giore os fortiep, = |
samme i Fremtiden.
Les dette Advertisement ~noiagtigt, og lad Deres Ven
ner lase Diet, da Diet VII BETALE SIG og BETALE SIG VIZ
at handle hos
BEN BEAR,
DEBORAH Square Dealing Clothing Store.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

JONATHAN WAsLEY- superintendent; y
Frank .wilIism-on. inside boss, and John
Reese. District superintendent OF the Phila-
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany. descended into Keely Run Ccliery at
PottsviIe. Pa, 70 examine the ventilation.
All were suffocafed BY foul air, and a NUM-
Der Of workmen who attempted their rescue
barely escaped with their lives.
AT Oakland. Cal. Edward Schroeder
entered the Office Of DR.. Alfred LeFevre
and shot him through the body, the wound
proving fatal In a few moments. Both par
ties were of good socisl position. Schroeder
being Teller 81 the London and San Fran
cisco Bank, and LaFeyre a popular dentist.
II Il said that schroeder was jealous o. Lc-
Fevre's attentions to the wife Of the for
mer.
AT Monterey. Mexico. q Mexican Off
Ger was arrested for being drunk and inn
pri- ned by the police. Some Of his COM
rades went to his rescue, backed up by 100
Of the rank and file. Seven policemen,
armed with Spencer carbines, resisted the
attack, killing two officers and several sol
dirrs. The soldiery finally carried the day,
rescued their comrade and took prisoners
the policemen. The citizens then rallied and
recaptured the police.
GEN. HANCOCK, in addition TO his
present duties, has been assigned TO the
command OF the Department Of the South
during the temporary absence Of Brig. Gen.
Augur.
MORMON agents found PROSECUTING in
the interior Of Germany have been expelled
the country by the Government.
A mon broke open the Jail at Rock
vile, Nd, on the morning Of the 9th. and
taking thercfrom negro named John Diggs,
hanged him TO tree. Digs was arrested
for an indecent assault upon white lady
near Jamestown. II 4 stated that be made
full confession 70 the Sheriff.
A FUSION has been effected In Maine
OF the Democratic and Grcenback Electoral
tickets, upon the basis OF four Greenbackers
to three Democrats.
EMPIRE CITY, Oregon, has had q
Jo,o0o fire.
THE Mexican General Vale, with a
considerable force, has taken the field against
Victoria and his band, who are now on that
side 81 the border. The Mexican commander
4 said 10 hold an authorization from our
Government to follow the red rascals into
our territory should the exigencics Of the
case render II desirable 10 20.
JESSIE STEELE, aged 20. a beautiful
and accomplished young lady Of Paris, Ill.,,
wa~ Instantly killed near Cincinnati, D., on
the 2,th, where she was visiting some friends,
BY jumping from = carriage, the horse hav-
! ing taken fright and started TO run.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

A BOsTONIAN. who was nominated
for political Office went 10 his wife an
said that before he accepted he wante
to know whether any member OF h
family had ever been engaged in ~
disreputable transactions. She sal
. Better decline. ~ " Herald.
WOVEN with banged hair are dece
full. They cover up their show Of
telect. and man will marry one
them. expecting to have good-natur'
fool for wife; but she'll turn
smarter'n than chain lightning. al
make him dance all the household hor
pipes. -Ner Hrrcn Register.
SACRED concerts are given at Lor
Branch and Coney Island every Sundd
night. A sacred concert consists Of TIVE
" per centum Of oratorios played
waltz and polka time. twenty per centn
OF PRAYERS" from operas, twenty n
centum OF sentiment, and forty per &c
tum OF Pinafore" and "Sho ny.
Boston Post.
ONE afternoon there was crowd
excited colored men in an alley gather1
around two negro boys who h
clinched each other and were tight
away for dear life on the groun
There was one negro man present
he urged the combatants not TO q
up. "Gouge him in de eye, Bill
Sam, II you give in I'll tan yer n |
for yer." A well-drcssed gentlem}
stopped and said to the negro ma
You ought to be ashamed Of yours
to encourage those boys TO fight
"why, Lor boss was the respon
"dem's my own children. "-Gairest
NcWs.
WE met Dutch citizen coming
from the depot the other day.
seemed greatly excited. and we ask
him what was the trouble. "Dere
droobles enough" he replied. II
Citing my poots plackcd in dot deT
ven 4 policeman GONE along. und
dold me to Git my feet oud Of der
50 dot der drain Of cars could git
side der depot. Dis vas der tirsd dir
nv feet vas efer insulted. | will repd
him at headquarters, baed you.
don't care a shuck for his prass ca
ind plue buttons. lie will findt out
! vas not porn a pig fool for holdings.
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
A WOMAN isn't fit TO have a ba
who dosen't know how hold II. -
But woman does know how TO n
IL. Il Il a man whose education !
been neglected in this particular.
woman will 20 to the crib with
eyes shut and pick the infant rig
side up twelve times out Of a posi-
dozen, while ignorant man fumb
among the laccs aud embroidery q
coverlets and things, with his 2.
wide open, and the chances are cit
out OF nine that when he lifts
yougster the blood will rush into
head. --NorristoU Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

ITO ALL my friends l leave kin n
thoughts" said John Brougham in h II
will.
A FIRST volume Of Bret Hartc's
.Complcte Poctical and Dramatic
Works has appeared In London.
Mn. G. w. WILLIAMS. the colored|
representative from Hamilton County,
in the Ohio Legislature, Is writing a
history Of the colored race In America.
MR. A. BRONSON ALcorr cannot rel
member when he has used any intoxi-|
eating liquor. He drinks very lit q
coffee. and has eaten no animal food
for fifty years.
The volume Of Shakespeare which
Colonel Bob Ingcrsoll uses instead Of D
family Bible has inscribe on the back
1.-The Inspired Book" On the sides II
the legend, 'sThe Volume Of the|
Brain" In the middle OF the book ard
blank pages for the family register.
Nix. GEORGE BANCROFT Is tall, thin
and little stopped. His head is rather
small. his face long and thin. his eyed
are youthful and kindly. his mouth II
expressive Of decision. He has thick
white hair. and long. luxuriant whit'|
beard.
A PHILADELPHIA music published
with an ear for music. has been writinl
and publishing what he calls Memo|
ries Of the Pirates Of Penz snce." Thu
authors Of the opera object to thi
method Of having their airs stolen. aud
the case is in court TO test man
right TO use his memory for his owl
gain.
MIR. j. r. TRowBRIDGE Is said u
never compose his poems with pen
hand, nor his prose without it. Hi
poetic muse visits him chiefly In TIL
open air during his walks, or Will
floating in boat on the pond near hi
house. He often holds as many as it'll
Ines in his mind in this way, and il
writing them down he revises them ri
peatedly.
THE German Empire has commii
stoned Baron Max Maria Won Webe1
son OF the COMPOSER. Carl Maria Vol
Weber, to visit this country during TIL
summer and study and report rDon IN
American system Of internal navigatio|
and cheap railroads. He j. an enginee|
OF great reputation and familiar win
railways. having been manager Of tn
Saxon State Railroad.
PaoF. LoUNsBuRy has discovered
new use for slang. He says il j. th|
tendency OF language in the hands 1
the literary class 10 become formal an
dead: and that slang phrases havin|
their origin in popular Usage, and u
ing coined out OF actual experiences, y
process Of natural selection becom|
the feeders Of the literary language 4
the people; so that 1t often happeI|
that what Is vulgar in one are i class
in the next. He derides the idea thu
language needs watching and cannot
trusted to the people at large.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

Utes were present The treaty was discussed
by sections. The Utes do not favoraby en-.
terrain the scvering 81 tribal relations and
settling down on 100 acres Of land. They
want reservations - heretofore, and the
boundaries Of the same established before
the treaty u signed. One Indian spoke de-
nouncing the treaty. ouray replied, assur-
ing hem that II was the best arrangement
that could be made under existing circum-
stances. and informed the Indian that II he
did not like II he had better Join some other
tribe.
A BANQUET to the amnestied Commu-
nists Was given BY the students In Paris ON
the night Of the cath. Rochefort, Blanqui
and Others were present. Violent speeches
ware made eulogixing the Commune, de-
handing European republic, the annihila-
ton Of kings and social revolution.
DIR. TANNER on the 18th entered
upon the twenty eighth day Of his fasting.
Weight, - 3-l pounds, loss OF =, 81
pounds since he began his fast. There was
no material change in his condition other
wise, pulse, temperature and respiration
being not far from normal
LITTLE Rocks population Is 1919.
The Montenegrins have attacked the
Albanians near Cerenaniz- They killed
thirty two persons. and carried on guam
THY OF cattle 10 Cettinja. Prince Nikita or
dered restitution OF the cattle. The Prince
has also ordered levy OF men between the
ages OF sixteen and sixty.
The steamer III. Il. Dexter, Capt.
Jack Grammar, en- route from Pittsburg "a
Evansville. caught fire while under way Just
opposite Jeffersonville, on the 18th. The
boat was headed towards shore, but the firs
got too hot for the pilot and he
had to back her into an island
opposite Jeffersonville. where she burned
to her hull. She had no passengers on
board, and all the crew escaped The Dex-
ter was new boat just finished At Pittsburg
1 for the Evansville and Cairo Packet Com
pany, and was on her first trip 70 Evansville
| She was valued nj so, 900 and insured FOL
$1,000. Origin Of the fire supposed 70 b
incendary.
az eruption of vesuvius began on ths
18th, coincident with which a sharp shocl
Of earthquake was felt at Naples.
Ar Chicago, on the oath, Maud >.
the famous trotting mare, in a contest Will
Trinket, made a record on her third heat Q
2:l31-2. This time is the best ever made il
a trotting match between horses. The Cali
fornia horse, ST. Julien. has record o
ala "a, agains, time. Capt stone, the own
err Of Maud >, claims that the mare will ye
cut her record down to 2:l0.
THE official census returns make TIL
population Of the Second District Of Kansas
comprising fifty western counties Of tn
State, 3J0,000-an increase OF 10000 sine
1870
THE steamer Derwent, from the Yves
Indies, was at Havre. France, on the Goth
with yellow fever on board. Three person
died on the passage. Eighteen were con
yalescent.
THERE were sixty one deaths fror
yellow fever in Havana, Cuba, for the wee
ending July 24th.
Col. JOHNSON, an American, ans
Brig. Gen. Medina, Of the insurgent arm
in Cuba, were killed by the Spanish troops
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

A SMALL party Of Usage indians re-
Gently raided herd Of horses on Mr.. Dris-
coils ranch, on the Cimmaron River, about
forty five miles south Of Dodge City. Kans.
They ran on i've horses, returning 70 the In
dian Territory. Cattle men are arming to
defend their stock, and . party u soldiers
from Fort Dodge have been ordered 70 the
locality.
A BOLD robbery Is reported from the
vicinity Of GrayvilIe, White County, III. The
family Of Edward Kershaw went out on
visit, leaving little girl alone In the
house. Three men entered. and
while one Of them held the child on the
bed. sitting her cries with pillow. his part
ners ransacked the house. One thousand
dollars, belonging to Kershaw's mother, was
taken from . bureau drawer, but another
81 .ooQ, belonging 20 Kershaw, was over
looked. The thieves escaped.
ANOTHER and more serious earth
quake occurred q Manila on the 21st. Not
single public edihce remains Standing.
The Convent Of Guadaloupe. which had
lasted three centuries, was destroyed. The
Inhabitants were encampcd outside the town
and consequently no lives were lost.
THE lite Commission held their first
grand council q Los Pinos, Colo, on tho
I'D. The principal chiefs and head men Of
the Uncompshgres and several White River
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

KELLY. the motor man, Of Philadcl-
phia, invented among other things .
vaporic lift, intended Tor raising heavy
weights. The feat is accomplished by
means Of belt strapped around the
waist to which are attached numerous
small wires Two Of these wires are
connected with small instrument re-
sembling watch case, which contains
wheels and springs. While Mr.. Keely
ras practicing with the lift recently he
burst blood-vcssel, causing severe
hemorrhage. lie was found in his
workshop in nm inscnsible condition
with blood flowing from his mouth He
was III for several days, but his condi-
ton Is now improving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

A NEGRO named John Houston was
1ynched near SheIbyvilIe, Tenn, On the night
q the 3Ist, for committing IN assault upon
The six-year-old daughter q white man.
5. c. PETxRs, A. w. Davis and II.
Marks, proprietors, together with my 9TH
err, ssfsrhes % Boyd 4 Peters Circus, were
arrested . 0rsensburg, PA, charged with
sbdueting uiss salone Burkett, aged "A,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

DURING the month Of June this year
$50 worth Of breadstuffs were ex-
ported ION this country, against Sl7,2in, 40
worth exported In 1873. During the year
ending June % the value Of the brcadstuffs
exported was ST, -, go, against sol. 77e.-
80 worth exported during the preceding
year.
THE cotton operatives 1t Bolton,
England, have determined upon general
strike for an increase in wages. The mas
ters declare their intention to meet the strike
with : general lockout Two thousand
operatives are now On : strike q Rochdale,
and > strike b probable q Oldham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-30
TO-MORROW.
CHARLES W. HANDY. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
sTREET BETwEEN sE1ENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated 18th day -
Ct 9f5 june A D. 1876 and recorded in Liber H
District of Columbia, and at the request If the
party secured thereby we will sell; at public auc-
DAY OF MARCH, 1886. AT ~ O'CLOCK PM, Lots
Nos. rs and 26, in Wizards sub division Of square
house.
Also. on the SAME DAY. AT O'CLOCK PM. all of
Lot 81 in Samuel P. Browns recorded sub division
Of part Of Pleasant Plains and 'Lemar's out
let "
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash; balance in one, two and three years. with
interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum;
300 deposit when each piece Of property is knocked
down. All conveyancins at the cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in days
marco eo&ds RoBT. H. WARD. Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-30
DEREMPTORY SALE OF so ROLLS CARPETS
Il AND OIL CLOTHS OF ALL KINDS


4 H. NAhNEh, heal EstaCe Auc0oueeI.
Trustees SALE OF vALU BILE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO 141S M STREET NORTH
WEST, NEAR THE THOMAS STATUE.
By, virtue of deed Of trust, dated on the -
co. ded in Liber No. S76 folio 279. one of the A"
land records of the District of Columbia and by the
written direction of the party secured thereby. we
to the hixhest bidder. on MONDAY, THE l2rH
Day OF APRIL, A. D. 1880, AT 4 80 O'CLOCK P. M,
all that certain piece parcel of land and premises
i1ate in the City Of Washington District of Col
Lot numbered thirteen 13) in Square num-
bered two hundred and fourteen (2l4: Begin.
ring. for the said part at the northeast corner of
line of street north thirty three (33 feet and six
go inches: thence south one hundred and ten QlO)
feet; thence west fifteen Q5) feet: thence south
and six t6) inches thence north forty five (45l feet
thence east thirty 500 feet and thence north one
hundred and ten 1l0) feet to the place of begin
ming, containing four thousand five hundred and
or less, with the improvements. Said Real Estate
will be sold subject to unpaid taxes, collectors GER
tificate of which will be exhibited at the SALE
o 9oo sd at
the sale and the balance in two equal instalments.
payable in six and twelve months frem the day of
sale for which the promissory notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest from data until
paid, at the rate of seven per centum per annunl,
interest payable semi annually, and secured by
deed of trust the property sold, must be given,
at the option Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale
not complied with within ten days from the day
of SALE the Trustees the right to resell said
real estate at the risk and cost OF the defauting
Star newspaper. All conveyanciBg and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser.
R RaMEEL = w. tG RfFTESHousE, Trustees.
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