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Stop ben fnrlis. 9oite p.o at BRUCE
Seth MrneloS Cough-K Her.

9et Sjorne / Nbams Blod bnor Ben
Bear bar fin 8utif, ma babe Ell eyer
Siltr9fninssfraft. % logger mon Merft
til, bpab ben Sfare Menneifer iom itaar
Der, foretaser fig, iaa timber man, at b
aae betraster ben rise lloitiuine af Sle.
Der, iom b9nger 8inbuerue. Oette pa.
rer bog life l9nse, tbi be gaar mart int
os fommer uo isien pei foripneoe met
Baffer og meb fornsieoe Nniister.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24
SnffeS

ct 6unorebe Gorbs raa Geepeb, for bpils
fen pil bliue betalt beiefte Yris. Nan
benpenoer fig til GoOlep Sannon & offers.
loft.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

tisiementer ubelabte { tofe No. al
gofen. Der er uiftnof insen 3ptpl
ON, at beres Sorretning LED abittl'
fiat peo benne Dor Sorslemmelie. %
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ON Eilaipelie. Sfal aloris siere BET
mere, RO'r.
- Sipfe 9srbag lienepe Deccrat
fla ielp. 6aoerne par fnloe at 6olt
oa Sorretniuaerne rtpeuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24
Salm 6nffeS.

8eo 6report Bapirmole betales $500
pr. Son for COB 3u9baIm og $500 for
COB Sapres eller SpeoebaIm.
lib 8. 81. Booth.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24
Stop ben farIiee 8 fe peb at brue'
Seb MrnoloS Cough Killer.

SoiS Be life bIiper helbrsbet for
S%tenimerter, NerpeipnffsIier sler az.
ben Snaoom / Nnrtrne nsh at BRUCE
Yrof. @uilmettes French Kidney Pad
oa oil Oru9giitsn. bos buem De tisbts
oenne, leper. Yeuoene tilbaae.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24
Crael tiIIafaS.

Gt epet SrStl sr tilialss for binis Pris.
tnfsn 'cr apntant euer ral Senitano. 4an
fases C;epn | "Osecrabsp citsns 8cntcr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

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paa fia, ilos ben 8anbet mso en- iaa
ban &raft, at bet blot % breot bar
Iiaelom / fossnoe Ber9aelie. gneeli9
maatte ben ftaftsIS opal, Der neftsn
par pers.Ies o~peniOr lin farft bepeb.
neoe &ontrapart. opaipe snbper Noo.
ftanb ubmattst af Oct ft9rfe Blootab
(aa ben innrt paa Gpeaen % beoe."
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

Solf, iom fommer ii. 8pen for a
siare Snbfisb os sniter at faa fulb Bart
for fine Benge, anbefaler ri at beige
Ben. Bear, tbi ban ielser pirfelis bill:
liQt,
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

Rontant betales for Secondhand Hea
ting Stoves | s. Sops Tin Shop.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

Bring inb aue Siaer, sammeIt aobber
os Sern til s. Sons Gin Sbop os faa
Benae for bet eIer 8liftsi. Sor nosle
faa Bunb Siuer faar man mere gIitt0i,
enb en- fan bore.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24
Speciel Bargains in Dress
Goods % GamesS trtmper

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% Srmnlrs' 81 snninssr. ct fuicit4neist llrrdls
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SuTerter, Oaefdffe, 'Satte, 6uer.
S6raau islse en- bpie Sfiorte for
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Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

Selesraf ontrius Screen. 5ra Rem
gori ltriuss Der I'll 8rsu3 3.ituns Sts
I9nae turbs BET bore. ineen ben eleftrl
tie @niit oil funns briuSs pore Buo'
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oilte Yaeihebans, bar u~otGltst Ylaneu
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nOrblise Sci al OF itlls Ocean. ga
oct allantilte Babel paa StrGfnln9en
fro 8alentia til Srinitp Su9ten | Np.
founolano intet Stsos psb Ser eQer
WsQsmitationer bar Stetts % paa be.
lie 9inisn iaa teum,lis neis Tsl9sr ben
5Ooe norrlise 8rsocssrao. ital cen npe
8abels amsrifaHlte ubsan9epunft baue
lamms Yolbeioe OS ue9aa ira Vnn.
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8stnins at uoa 6OtbinosIie Ootr Dong.
fons mso 8lna. Sitlnoisn % europa
% i ipolis 8stnina mso Sllippinerne.
S%uubaesrus % Nuitralitn. Dsite Ct
/ kortbso ben n1unts 5~nssniers Ylan
iii tsltsrnhit SOrbinbslis mslem Nms
rita % Nultralttn iaa uel lom pslt.
paa mtlsm NuitrallsR % europa. %
bens uoiPrslis oil maalts life laos
l9n9e pents paa p9.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

&obert Bersbs 9aaruano anbefales
al Wanae.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

Sea Ear icrifituise "irtcal SaraainsH [
8rcetrtss mtn ell fun n1une nOsle faa:
1. Min Boss 80 G. The,
Q. Min 80 c. Sirup,
8. Min 60 c. Sirup,
4. Min Edik for Syltning,
B. Min so G. Fine Cut.
S's bar ct scrt llrrals al 9ss., % Sfras.
Sobif iii riH.list 9riitr.
Ct sort llrrals al Silo % Gate Sifi, al
rsnns Ssfs 6tfs. sissltpss ENprif Slips
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tielissre Sssnins. bddbsr jig. ueb reel gsbanp'
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Sremtieen at hume srbctee Gesrs Sslnius. q
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btptie famine. Bsnffabelisf,
Sper 2arlen.
Dsecrab Srra, Sttcber 1880.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

Stop ben farIiae Softe p,b at BRUCE
Setb arnOIbS Cough-Killer. SeIsts
boz ole Npotbefere
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SIyueuuttItt tIttI GU Ouuuu S"b
lamb antilles Der, iom bsfienot, en-
3afte Sorlss meb Muuenbslien at Eal'
Toner til militer Brus, % meoens en-
RommisiOn ituberer. paa builfsn Waa
De man bebit fan uopitle Bauonernes
B~ru9barbeb, preuer en- aneen &omlts
Miolern. til at eoslo8ss Dem. gn al
De / 8iensiten inoferte Baaonsr blep
forlsb.n Oas til bet Gismeo faitboloi
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itano Of 1900 Mlen fra ct Batieri.
armeret mso en- 8 Eommers 3aubit;
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Ionens 9pioe sQsr Nfitano. % ct fsr
fe Stub Iesnenss osrfor paa Slump
ioet Nfitauoen oemtes til fun 1000
Alsn. Bso osrpaa at iasttage $50.
i~.flilets Bane / en- 8iftert. lit man
poIospunftsr til Bsbemmslis al bpor.
Isoes Der ifuIos retiss. &siultutst ioarts
til 8orusntninssn. thi ben uoltnots
@%ranatfari9 tif paa 80 Ybs. V9gt
inoeboIoenoe 800 lmaa &u9ler. iprane
liss fOran Bauonen, % hsre Of &uS'
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siennsmbuIst, of ben burtis falot ii
5orbsn. Com 6eIse bsraf amer &o'
mitesn bet for ct fatlist Experiment al
lao. Ballonsr gaa tilusirs | Ell Sler
oin9psis 4Titann fra ienotIi8e Bate
risr, foripnsos meo Stpts. Der ifpoer
frumme Bauer meo @ranattart9tlfer.
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&obert Bersbs Saaruanb anbsfalss
Of Wanes.
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Seb MrnolhS Cough Killer.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06

A pelican and sand hill crane, large and NICE
lv preserved, are on exhibition at the st. Paul
Il Sioux City land Office, with other products OF
the southwest counties.
Engineer Dodge is faithfully at work in the
Yellowstone valley but it is not expected that
he will complete the location of the Northern
Pacific through the valley before fall.
The st. Paul & Manitoba company has con-
tracted with Mr.. Craig for the removal of its
passenger depot, which will be taken out of the
way of the Union Depot company before its
contracts are let. Bids for the concrete and
stone foundations of the union depot are to be
received until Friday. tomorrow, noon.
The heavy immigration Of this year is quite
evenly distributed over the State, but if the
tide sets strongest into any one section 1t is
into the upper Minnesota counties. Fifty to
sixty carloads of settlers goods have lately
gone up to these counties daily over the Hast
ings & Dakota road.
You can't beat the old man, boys" The
story isn't to be told, ut the application OF 1t
is to General Manager Merrill as the great rail-
road traveller of the age. Two or three days
ago we chronicled his return to Milwaukee, to
have one nights rest at home, after having
slept for sixteen out of the nineteen nights In
his car and passing most of the daytimes there,
flying over the country with only the briefest
of stops. Yesterday morning he was issuing
orders from Flandrau, at the western end OF
the Southern Minnesota in Dakota, having
stopped in Milwaukee less than one day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
A MAN WITHOUT A WIFE.

Fined $500 IN q MARYLAND Court for Mar
Tytag his StepddHOEter.
Princess Anne, Cor. Baltimore American.
The scandal and gossip in regard to the
extraordinary marriage of Sidney A. Shores
to his little stepdaughter, Louella Shores,
last February, has been revived here this
week by the trial of Shores, along with the
minister who performed the ceremony. Sid
ney Shores, whose home is near Danes
Quarter, is we'll known through Somerset
county, and is well-to-do farmer
about 45 years of age, whose
wife died last December. The
child wife is the daughter of Shores first
wife, her father having been Capt. Samuel
Shores, uncle of Skiney, and thus his little
wife is his first cousin as well as his step
child. The marriage, it will be remembered,
came off on the 9th of last February
and caused no end of talk all through the
county. The child had been living in his
house since the death Of his wife, and his
extreme fondness for her was noticed by all
the neighbors. Several of them asked that
he allow them to take charge Of the girl.
but their requests he Indignantly refused.
To quiet any suspicious, Shores put her at
school at Deals Island, but, after q very
short time, he went to the school and took
her away, telling the teacher that she
was going home with him.
The next day they came to this place In
search of preacher to tie the unequal knot,
but all refused on account of the extreme
youthfulness of the girl. After long hunt
they finally found willing parson named
Rev. Isocheus Bowen, who married and
sent them off happy. The indignation of
the community, when the news of the
mar rige came out, was very great,
and shores and the psrson were both
arrested, Shores being found at his home,
where he was living secluded life.
The trial began here Monday, the preach
er's case being first taken up. The case was
tried before jury, the indictment against
him being for joining in marriage female
nader the age of 16 years, without
her guardians consent. The plea made by
the minister, who is an old gentleman, was
that he was ignorant of the girls age, and
that there was no intentional crime on his
part. The case was therefore, settled by the
States attorney, Col Henry Page. Shores
was put on trial on Tuesday before the court
en- indictment of marrying his stepdaughter,
and was found guilty and fined $500 and
costs, to stand committed until the fine was
paid. The marriage is declared void.
Louilla, the little girl who has thus become
the subject of 80 much gossip, is petite
brunette in her bearing, and in her manners
and action there is nothing to indicate that
she is more forward than children are ct her
age. She is bright and attractive, and pos
sesses q kind and generous disposition,
that has won many friends; but 1t 10
generally supposed that she was induced to
give her consent to the union without being
aware of the obligation she was assuming,
owing to her extreme youthfulness.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06

AND now another expert says it was Bill
King who wrote the anonymous letter to
Springer. Bill calls these experts asses and
the Washburn organs say they have been
bribed. The Washburn organs also claim
that Donnelly or Finley secured copies of
letters written by King, and had the anony-
nous letter written in imitation of his
(King's) chirography. It don't harmonic
very we'll to accuse the experts with being
bribed, and in the same breath admit that
the anonymous letter was purposely written
in hand like Kings. Assuming for the
moment the latter statement to be true,
don't Identification by the experts prove that
they are skillful in their profession?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06

The House laid Mr.. Hayes veto of the
special deficiency bill aside for the time
being, but it may be called up by any mem
Der. If it is never called up Mr.. Hayes will
have to bear the blame of depriving the
marshals and the deputies of their pay. The
proposition submitted to him was fair one,
approved of by the leader of his own party
in Congress. He chose to starve the federal
officers appointed by himself rather than
to give the majority chance to a voice in
the conduct of the elections. Characteristic
of President installed in opposition to the
will of the majority.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Goshsres by the sSeotaI Repsrsas Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

J. R. CARL left. yesterday, for his future
field of labor in Somerset.
Mr.. F. w. Luud canvassing agent for the
Encyclopedia Britannica, is in the city.
Everybody is buying ticket for the Patty
house drawing. They are for sale at Mellins.
Frank Keep, incarcarated in the city lookup
for drunkenness, is having siege OF the
horrors.
The new bridge toll collector, Mr.. Clay, en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties yes
terdsy.
Bridget Oennors has commenced proceedings
against the city for 81 900 damages, caused by
falling upon defective sidewalk.
For lack of accommodations, the city hospital
was obliged to refuse admission to patient
recently. move should be made to assist
the noble hearted ladies IN putting up hospi-
tai building large enough to accommodate the
mills and other large manufacturing establish
ments, whose employees are liable to be injured,
would subscribe literally.
LAKE MOTHS.
The towpoat Gopher passed mp the river
Wednesday.
The towboat Hyde Clark lowed boom of
lake logs up stream for @. N. Nelson d Co.,
yesterday
Durant, Wheeler & Co.'s new towboat, the r.
J. Wheeler, left yesterday with two strings of
logs for Dubuque, three strings for Davenport,
two strings for Cat tail slough, and two strings
Of lumber for Oat-tail slough.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
At the Republican county convention held
yesterday, the following delegates were elected.
with power to choose their own proxies:
d. NJ. Sabin, s. W. Furber, J. A. Reed, P.
e. Milliard. The delegates go uninstructed
The preferences of those at the convention
were for Blaine, Washburne and Sherman.
CITY COUNCIL.
The council held regular meeting Tuesday
night, transacting large amount of routine
business. The bridge receipts for two weeks
were reported as $148. 20.
resolution was passed empowering the st.
Paul & Duluth railroad company to lay track
between Commercial avenue and Marlbury
street, where the land now owned by 81. W.
Cannon intersects the line of the Saltwater
& st. Paul RAILROAD track, to point on
Second street where the Touring mill of J. 81.
Townshend is situated, for the trassfer OF
freight.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of real estate fol
May have been recorded:
John Sinnott to l.. E. Torinus, part of block
| 20, in city, for $3.50.
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad to
George Sheldon, Island in Mississippi river
| near Newport, $52.75.
VIM. E. Thorne to Aug. Buth. east one-halt
| of block 2, in Thorne's addition to Saltwater
$377. so.
L. Sargent to Seymour, Sabin l. Co., part OF
| block O. Carlis L Schulenburg's addition,
| $l75.
G. W. Thomasa to VIM. Young lot Is, block
| 8, Greeley's & Slaughter's addition to Still
water, $40.
Josep Miner to James French, lots Is, II
and IS, block 65, in South Saltwater, 81, 500.
F, s. Schmidt to F. A. Vergus, 40 aores in
| section Z, town of Oakdale $780,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
ROCHESTER,.

Geo. Sherman has received the appointment
of deputy county treasurer.
A meeting of the Congressional committee il
being held to-day at Owatonna. Waseca will
probably be selected as the place for holding
the convention.
At o'clock last evening the fire department
were called out and extinguished wooden
structure that had been set on fire. 1t was
vacant, having formally been occupied as a
saloon. Owned by Geo. Stepple. Loss $780,
No insurance.
At the council meeting bids to the amount of
$500 were allowed. A committee appointed to
repair the engine house, viz: Odds and Nelson.
Mr.. Horton was requested to draw plans for an
iron bridge across Broadway; the ratifying of
a chief engineer; and the appointment of City
Attorney Kellogg and Aid. Portor to adjust a
claim for injury received by falling from an
elevated sidewalk.
At the school meeting recently the board
have taken under sdvisement the purchase of
one and two-third lots adjoining the Third
ward school. and have also divided up the com.
fmittee work rs follows; On grounds, build
ings, walks and trees, Commissioner Cook;
Auditor and Clerk, Dausenburg. On vista
ton. Gjertson. On grievances, Daniels. In
surance and titles, Wilson. Several bills were
allowed and the board adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
NEWPORT.

After clouds sunshine, and farmers of this
part anticipate early corn planting and have
commenced turning over the sand.
MIR. Adams, relation of Schafer & Co., from
New York, is in this city, where he will locate
for the season on account of poor health.
Diamond 10 has 25, 600 bushels of wheat
stored in his granary at this place. He will
keep it for higher prices. No. Q wheat 95c to-
day.
The wheat on the sand prairie is in a pros
porous condition owing to the cool sweeps and
rains, it measuring from one and half to two
inches in height.
Hon. ]. A. Ford. the ex-member of the legis-
lature, anticipates going out of the bee bust
ness e. {. on large scale) and going into the
amber cane business on the scale of about ten
acres.
After making five surveys the Illinois Cen
trail railway designated the fifth, which will
connect with the Chicago, Milwaukee st.
Paul railroad at this place, should they con-
struct at all. The engineers said there was
nothing certain.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
The St. Paul d Duluth Lease.

President Ilsley, of the ST. Paul & Duluth
railroad, returned, yesterday, from New York.
He directly confirms what has heretofore been
published regardingthe lease of joint use of the
st. Paul & Duluth road by the Minneapolis &
st. Louis company, and indirectly confirms the
GLOBE superstition that the contract includes
settlement of the conflicting claims to the
land grant appertaining to the TaYlors Falls
branch The two companies are to unite
in completing the st. Paul & Duluth branch
to Taylors Falls. Mr.. Ilsley remarks of this
lease that it confirms what he said some
months ago when our people were anxious
about the results of the change of
ownership of the Duluth road
that the new owners would take all the bust
ness they could get for the road and would
make favorable arrangements with any and all
other railroad companies which should want to
do business with the Duluth road. It was, in
deed, an extravagant superstition that any own
ers, whatever might be their interests else
where, would buy so valuable property as is
this road for the purpose of tieing it up.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06

THOUGH Senator Vests plea for justice to
the members of both houses of Congress
from the Southern States was an eloquent
and powerful one, it will not be needed by
the Republican leaders, for the reason stated
by the speaker, that they do not bring as a
propitiatorY offering Republican ballot. A
man who proves himself loyal by voting the
Republican ticket will be forgiven all things.
If he refuses the terms his slightest act will
be regarded as evidence that he is unregen-
crate.