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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-12-15
Miss Kate Field, who has spent much

Miss Kate Field, who has spent much
time abroad, says to a Boston reporter:
How easy it is to write heavy leader,
and how difficult it is, as all newspaper
people know, to write brilliant, cpl
grammatic paragraphs. This is the
chief attraction of American newspapers,
which distinguishes them from the
English journals-their capacity for
keen and witty paragraphs. 1t is not
necessary to put people to sleep in order
to impress them with the Importance OF
the subject. Tue London Times fire.
quently devotes column to what might
be condensed into a dozen lines.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-12-15

The old apprenticeship system has
been revived by a manufacturer at
Springfield, Mass. The boys bind them
selves for twelve years, and are to receive
from five cents an hour at the beginning
to Twelve at the end. In addition two
cents an hour will be placed to their
credit, and paid on their discharge, thus
providing for ench about $500 for a start
on his own account. The employer
stipulates for ffty-eight hours Of work
a week, and nine of study.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-12-15

Many clergymen in the United States
have lately received a circular from a
London dealer in secon hand sermons.
He offers sermons photographed in a
bold, round hand" 80 that those who
happen to see them would suppose that
they were manuscript, for twenty-five
cents each, or $40 per 100. He has q
line of cheaper sermons in print at ten
cents apiece, warranted orthodox, and
others a little more expensive, which
have "a pleasantness, yet an awful
solcmnity about them"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-12-15

Oh, good companion, stand hand fast awhile;
We've walked together many a pleasant mile,
And I would catch thy last, laint, parting
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

has the records before him, or the
Sheriff, who has nothing to do
with themY
As Mr.. Haskins Las seen proper
to refer to my administration while
Sheriff. l will call the peoples at
tention to another fact which shows
whose administration has been the
most economical. The Records OF
the County Court show that for
tho Last two years OF my term as
Sheriff and JaIicr, ! drew from
tho County tor official services
u, 2,599. %; and they also show that
Mr.. Haskins has drawn Tor O&cisl
services, the sum Of e8,852.65
Excess of Haskins over myself,
el,253.42. This statement includes
oil tees 80 Sheriff and Jailer, by
Deputies, and otherwise for official
services, and Mr.. Haskins has
three months services yet for
which to be paid, this wiz swell
the amount to nearly double what |
have drawn tor the same length OF
time. Respectfully,
J. B. DRIvER.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
lCOlnmunicAted'l
OscEoLA, ARK, Aug. %, 1880.

OscEoLA, ARK, Aug. %, 1880.
EDITOR TINES One day last
week . poor woman with four
children landed IN our town, and,
on supplication for shelter for her
little ones, found no good Samari-
tan among this rery reiigio~5 com
munity, and, after long but vain
search, she at last found an asylum
through the kindness of Messrs.
Burlington, in their warehouse,
whore l noticed her at night fall,
sitting upon the threshold, her
children clustering around her
the youngest, Of about two years
OF age, having her tiny arms
thrown about her weeping mothers
neck. Verify, it presented a pic
turo of woe and misery to which
Dore alone could have done JUS
tice. There, in tho deepening
night shadows, in the midst OF u
well-to.dO and "charitable" com.
mun,ty, sits a widow surrounded
by her li'tlo children, homeless
and forlorn, weeping for her young
ones, whose innocent heads no
friendly roof ia found TO accord
shelter and protection, and to
crown the misery, men q arc
found to challenge the poor moth
er's virtue such business IS be-
yOnd my comprehension! such
acts show an utter depravity of the
heart, and yet. these very indi.
viduals who are always ready and
willing to assail u poor woman's
character, whom fate and misior-
tune casts among US, support and
!aud tho vice OF our own citizens
glory IN it, and yet they are mi'fr.
able and, suppose the woman was
not pre-! What thon has charity
to stop and starvo innocent chill.
drcn IN order to micrOscopically y
examine the character of II hapless
mother, whom immediate aid Ia
necessary. II fallen, have you
over thought ot tho probable slrug.
CLOS with proverty, want and
misery which compelled her fall in
order to save her offspring from
starvation Think Of this my
charitable friends, and if you are
unwilling to assis, tho unfortunate,
for Gods sake and that of your
own honor, be charitable esosgh to
keep silence. Tor IN this you will
do 1t least one act Of charity, aud
justice to yourself.
HUMANITARIAN.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

J Tho OsCE TINES is the strong.
cst temperance sheet in the State.
We are for temperance generally
it's good-no man should drink, as
q rule. OF course there must be
somc honorable exceptions or
there would be no rule.
The above aattering notice we
clip from tho Jacksonport Herald,
and would add that we are sorry
that Is rule thcrc are 30 many
honorable exceptions.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

We laugh at tho folly Of . dog
trying TO run away from the can
tina: is tied 10 its tail. And yet,
my sou, We have known men. wise,
learned. intelligent men, to travel
from thc Atlantic seaboard halt
way across the Continent trying to
run away from bad character.
II is very foolish in the dog,
my son-O, very foolish! Poor
dog, he does Mt know any better.
-lXaWk.Ee.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
4cQumunicstesi.l i

OscEoLA, ARKp Avg. ~, tSSO.
EDIron TlNxs Il herewith
hand you two statements showing
the amount Of indebtedness against
the county, published. ono just be.
fore tho election in 1873, and the
other published ~ your last isape,
that tho people may judge for
themselves how much tho county
debt has been reduced. Ny excuse
Tor requesting thc ppblicptlon OF
these statements IL that Mr.. Has.
kins has seen cause TO reier to my
official acts while Sheriff and Col.
lector Of Mississippi county, charg.
Ing me with reporting large delin.
qucnt list. ETC., and claiming at the
Same timo that he had made cl0op
collections.
Now, ! will admit tho fact that
Mr.. Haskins has made close col.
lection, but it has not been through
any extra cXertiOn upon his part,
but is wholly attributable TO tho
fact that the people were IN q moro
prosperous condition, rs everybody
knows tho whole country WIS on u
boom last year, tho people made
good crops, and realized good
prices, especially for their cotton,
which is tho principal crop in this
county. Mr.. Haskins goes on to
say that he has reduced tho county
debt. The Record shows the con-
trary. l give you tho figures as
taken from the books Of tho Clerk =
Office, and published by you in
1873, and again, in your last issue,
which Is as follows:
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

lady Of our acquaintance has been in quite
feeble health Tor many years with some CON.
plant peculiar To, the sex-bccause feeble and
emaciated-lost her appetite-was melancholy
--sleepless- -cross and Gctful Many ycars OF
suffering indicated that all medicines were q
failure There had been spent over THREE Hun
DIED DOLLARS, without reliei. Some one sug
gested the use Of Dr. Dromgoole's English Fc
male Bittcrs, AS it was not Patent nor secret
II WAS used aud seven bottles effected
n cure
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
Election Tickets.

We would say to tho candidates
that We are prepared to print Elec-
ton Tickets. Bring your orders
in early and avoid a rush just be-
fore the election. Terms reason
able.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

ENGLIrH FEMALE BirrERs.- As u powerful
iron tonic and female regulator, this combina- :
tion stands almost alone. II IL decidedly the
most valuable female medicine ever offered the
public and Is held In high esteem throughout
the country. II cures female weaknesses,
monthly suppressions, painful periods. relieves
the hysterical. iInparts iron 10 the impover-
irhed blood, strengthens the debliitated, in
yigorates the body and restores TO health.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
Nscee!s Rain Drops.

COTTON has begun 70 open.
New cotton is being hauled tC
Ahc gins.
September 9th, nino days from
to day, tells the tale
Tho weather has been cred
hot "the past few lays.
Bring in your orders for cleo
tlon tickets as early as possible.
-Vhe Raptist Church .is com
Pletsd, .Rnd presents a ano appear
.Ance.
The Salt River ateamer will
depart on September 7th-the day
after the election.
Mrs. g. r. Briokcy loft last
Tuesday for short sJonrn with
relatives in Missouri. ,.
"A little ".rookus took place
dast Thursday7hqt weather and
\ too much election whisky.
Mrs. J. w. Rhodes came up
on the Belle Thursday on a visit
TO hor sister, Mrs. Dunnavant.
MIR. John White, who lives
near EImot, brought q sfinc speci'
men Of millat TO this office. this
weak.
DIR. w. X. Harrison, OF
Frenchman's Bayou, smiled in on
ne during the week. Call again,
Doctor.
Mr.. Meaaowl, q brother Of
Mr.. Frank Meadows, who Ahad but
recently moved iip the county, died
lAst Tuesday.
The attention of candidates il
called 10 the fact that wo are pre-.
pared to PRINT election tickets at
momanes warning.
Cash must accompany oil Or
.ders ss.ior election tickets. Expe-
rionco. teaches us that bills of that
kind are seldom, if ever, paid after
m election.
Tho Osccola Bcllo, was, on
account Of tho low stage Of wa'er
unable 10 reach the landing on her
last trip, and was compelled to
unload ut Camp Cooley.
Mr.. Peter Brickcy left last
"Wednesday ior Lake Providence,
Louisiana, ,.whero he goes to open up
a mammoth dry goods establish
mont. We wish hun success.
Mr.. Pope WAS rc,slectsd School
Director by three votcs. Straws
show which way ihe wind blows,
and this shows how tho .colorcd
people VIII vote at the election.
We call special attention to
the advertisement Of the Excelsior
Wells WHICH appear elsewhere,
Full particulars and spccimon
,curbing can be had at this office.
Tho School meeting last Sat.
urday resulted IN tho reelection OF
Mr.. II. M. Pope as Director, and
voting tho amount OF s mills on
tho dollar for school purposes.
Twenty days ago Mr.. KesslcI
finished burning q kiln Of 10000
,bricks-to day hc has not q brick
Ieit--all sold. This shows that o
spirit of Improvement is actuating
.opr people.
The FIRST bale Of cotton from
Mississippi County, was raised and
shipped by DR.. 4. II. Bell, from
tbe Craighoad Point Plantation, op
positc Randolph, and sold in Mem
phis on the goth.
Mr. 4. C.. Burlington came uI
on the Belle last Tuesday, accom-
panied by bran now wife. W.
would like to say something nice
about il, Tom, but the fact 's. a.
.aAiiar, suck with tho billous fover
and wrestling with qninino anc
compo2pd cathartlc pills docs no
feel much like tho world was swim
ming in molasses and honey ye
we know how it ls, and DO really
wish you much joy and happiness
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

Improper digestion Of food necessarily pro-
duces bad blood, loaded stomach, sour stom-
ach, hessthurn, and very frequently, sick head
ache. Bsiley's Saline Apericnt Is the remed y
for all these troubles.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

A disordcrcd Stomach causes most unplcas-
ant feelings, and IL not soon remedied is liable
a. turn Into Dyspepsia. Prickly Ash Bitters
will cure all diseases Of this nature, and the
sooner 1t is tried the sooner it will cure. Try
=: you will b. satisGed.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
Communicated ]
BLyrHEsviLLE, ARK.
Aug. "a, 1880.

EDIroR TINES I'll have with.
drawn my namo rs candidate for
the Office of Assessor Of Missis.
sippi county. thanking my many
friends for tho liberal encourage
ment gwen mo from all parts Of
tho county. Ny reason for with
drawing is: l don't want to be
abused after the election for 4" Sam
bo,' being Assessor OF Mississippi
county.
Yours. respectfully,
w. M. Hour.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

A closely confined life leads TO consti patton.
indigestion, biliousness, loss Of appetite. etc,
hut Bailey's Saline Aperirnt win give prompt
relief
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
BORN.

To DR.. and Mrs. ii. &. Dunna.
~ant, last Tuesday, boy and girl.
The girl baby has since died.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
lOFPIClAL.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THK
CONSTITUTION
ARK AN S AS

q, Lain, R-so,utinn, proposing an Amend.
n,ont to the Constitution Of the STATE.
u,-o,y.d by the IIou.e Of Representation 0f
the General Asrembly Of the state oi arsAnsss
"a majority Of all the members eiet'eu " ss'"
,rha, III, follow ing Article shall he proposed as
nm amendment to the Constitution OF the S,n.e
of Arksnsas, which when SeI'so 70 ,ar:
ity ~ ali Nh, nrmhers elected u each ihDuss
and a,i,,ted BY u majority of the electors "i 'he
state voting nj the next general election ior Sfh.
ntor. and Representative, shall become u p''i'
~ IN, said Constitution, namely: . :,
W tn,,cns Xxx. The General Assembly shsii
bay. no power To levy any tax or MAKE any sp'
propriations 10 pay either the prihcl"e =, ~
icrcst or any part ths reof of any 81 M 'oI ''i
ing hond. OF the state, to- wit: honds issu.n
under mn act of the General Assembly o' ihe
state Of ARK ansns entitled An hct 70 pfo.lue
for IN. unding of the public drbt of thc S,ar
approved April a. is'' ann iu" .a'ah,.c"
hundred and sixty inclusi,eiy. being the uhd,
ing Bonds" delivered Ia W caprf, hhu
-,,nctimc. called 'iIolford lsDJs. or bonds
Lnown us railroud aid bon,i-, issued under an
,ri Z the General Assembly OF the STATE = ar
Kansas entitled "An Act tn ai'i 10 inc consirnc
lion of railroads" approved Juiy -, a, u; in",,
or bon,is called "Le,e. Bond. xnn a,,,' np"a1 .,r
IN, state Of Ark ansRs entitled - Act PioIM-
ing for the building an'i repairing .he innae
lryres OF the state and for other pnr."'r. ep-
proved March i6, a ID lS'o, ana I'd, .aPnedi
mental aci thereto approved April l2 ls'4', ana
HE ...t cnt,iled '.An Act to amend in aci emf
lied IAN Act PROV iding Tor the building and re-
mr,ne o, the public leyecs of THIS stnte np-
,,rnvcd March q. 4. d. is'l, ana any la~ pro,
viding for any such tax or npfropr'"''o" shA'
be null and void. ,,-.,
Tn. foregoing rs a true copy of the Original
roll ON fls In my Office. .,, -,
Witness my "nicial signature ana seal ~
Iscai ! onic. thls the 2nd dap al February n
ID. 1850. ..,.,.,,,,,
tsigneD JAson w - .,.,..
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
STATEMENT OF COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS
IN $50.

The collection l made in 1873
was q very close one, and there
were not exceeding $500 lGve hun.
dred dollars) IN county tuads, nn-
collected, that year, str the pub
l,catlon OF the county indebted.
ness, winch shows that the indels-
cdncss of our county has Increased
ut least three thousand five hun
dred and ninety dollars in The lsst
two years. There sppears 10 bc .
very wide difference h The ststs.
meats of The Clerk and Shesi6.
New xLieA b right the CLERK. wLe
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

Now THAT the candidates have
got so mixed up-their tactics so
complicated, we suggest that they
adopt the following as their cam
paign song:
Nv iring in anil wiring out
Leaving the people all in doubt,
Whether the shake that made the track
Wa. going south or coming back
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

& 111w Homo Sewing Machines,
paiag. Autoasatio tension,
M nGo3jp. Cal! sud exam.
= EnnHs1 RkxrrntEt,
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28

G = Bosst not thyseif !of to-"orrow," II you
nnvs ths chiis. unless yos can secure that
+ vses rc,acdy, Days Agye Tonic. which never
The Osceola times., 1880-08-28
For sale.

A good saddle horse. Works
any where. Apply at this office.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
Or. Gamer.

Der sr uaturIl8uis in9sn gube pau
ale he SiitOrisr. ION fortelss ON
Gamer. San itnI p9re en- Wano,
iOm latter isro,lss Yris paa ct soot
Waaltio. men ha ban itaoi9 forisats
OF prattiiers "SuIiefoorius" paa lin
Rome, fcrloo bun BAN % Ispsr M i
&lscOnfn iom tpstiS praftiisrsnos
9Sae. Scttorm i,lu ifal life bore
nOesn flint Gage, men iulo al i~Otiilsl.
IIss ~bslpubulise Sheer bet er Srslie-
r.ns 40 9uses 5aite. iOm bar iubsi.
pet bam 4pit ill at prrDs Bet Samme;
ausrsos en- Sang isr p~a0itaaes Der.
al ban ital baus bun9rst AZ Oass.
ban ,plite blot otter Susrbena oi en-
Dame Ct itset s@bIs ben Sang. men
oa 6icm bar omme. tunbe man is
BAN puu 6rusttOrust iortGrs 6ruBt al
forlflsli9 Sla9s / "8ulbslpis".
Sofiorsn sr unbsr lin llbluItningS.
psriobs lite blot iuanoet ino / 5png.
De, men bars Seies CT o9iaa blepsn
fOrminblist NIB belle TO CONNER.
Deiis Ct after ct SGnOmsn. iOm brin.
ger be BAN om9iusnbe Eager til at
faloc / Stapsr al Sorunorina men
Ooftor Gamer ipnss at eius femme.
Zig sObs @ruubs esrior. De 8ruit.
afiatltr. FER banner ct Gag mcllm
busr at De "a f~oritisuiss Ssirulr.
Der uoeier 8~psraosu, CT be terits Ill
at lplnoe IND. naar ct Wennelie lite
faar NGrina NOT. % oa bpsr Of BEN
inotusu ira ! til en- / 3cmme. er
bet rims!ist. at Be, naar Be iulnosr
ind, fan bsuiris en- iaaban Mita9en /
Seioe.
- Or. Gamer bar ioa9 (Sirsbag)
faltet | ~ gage % oil plthol o.
iaa pGrs / Stanb til at bolos uo be
40, nlsut man ausreoe i 9croags
ham oeb. 9an briiter irem.
bsIes noset Tanb. tersr fOrrsiten paa
lit saet Ssbt, iaa ban minier ct Yuno
ON Susen, men Tan B,ernsn poa ben
Waaes "luae paa 9abbsn" belle Bin.
teren, tiger ban. iaa maa De! osiGo ct
iunot % pclnerst mennsifeli8t eepeme
tuune sisre bet for 40 Oa9e. SOfto.
rem mOotaser irsmosl.s Bslcs al Nps
sisrriss mob en- M~nsan8spris al %
% bar Silbub pm $500 ll8en.
bans Saitetio er Opsritaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
TorificIlist.

Nn CT 8anomsIoneus 8io / Ntip
gort. DC iortrrss i Wilicnpis os brin.
ges otrben ira Rorib. o. Soutb ga
rclino % Hloriba. Snlr iputs Oct at
bare ct snonu ltetrs Warfto for Dem
emo slets.
8il Sem Yort anfom Der for
nplie / en- uss $500 J%ubpanorsrs. for
bet Wsit. Of en- bsbre klatls Wsnns.
Fer, % neittu ole bupos 8sitsn for
Sis.
- Srsmb,Iss itrsmmsr Der Mm,ri.
tunsr, til europa, % bet ipn,s at
lfuus nsobliue bsrmeo lan9ste iaar
sno ,Ilsrs, tbi oQsrsos ftraI / Beapn.
os!isn at ussn CT ulsrsbs De iltits
&ubptplaoie optusus for ben nriis.
Gn Nften licne uae isltss Der
paa forifieQis. Stsbsr / Nsp Samp.
ibir. os tilis. i Canada b~stposIis,
S~ororpftslier. De oiiteoiom ineen
Stabe, men Bpsninsune blsp polb.
iOm, rpiisbe.
- OiplOmotiiie SOrbinosIiu mel.
lem WgicO % 5runtriss oil bIlps
9lsnOpto9ot / Sttober.
Ssbsn par i 8Om iiolts use al.
oslss utoalsli9 i Snsba9s Git ben
op til 81 Sraoer.
Yaa i'm Rsiie tiIbase fra .3ulu'
Iauo,t par Seisrinbs Gus,nis IND.
paa Gen ct. Sslena, bpOr RapoIson
ben Serts beoe. pun btiests bsi
Sus. buori ban bapbe lsuet / lin 9anb.
flp8tl9bso, o. tiuiss ben @rap, / bril-.
fen ban par biiat, inotil bans 9ia
iertss iilbas. til Sranttiae.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
Tolietuset til Sob. Suerorup.
Nbpoiat @sIoslls Sale loo iE8. Vi
EooIsNs6

&bpoiat WsiosIls Sale loo iI8. vi.
renblooet %iaalsees:
'@i iommcr Der en- Del uflsnois
s5olf -. Der er uoale tnienoe al Of
ie9 Ital ii9e. b~uorfor ri tommsr bet
bar allereoe sipet iis tiiienos: Di fom'
usr Tor at raabe Surra for StOrtbinss'
prGiosnt Spsrorup.
vi sr al be Hinse % u%ti.nots,
Dem. buis Wsnins Wanss insen SGst
Logger paa. Oct CT mango. Der BELT
iaa, at ri taua. Wen ri bar 9pft at
ii9s ct Orb mso.
vi. be ufitnots. frsmbGrer Dor Sat
% Silien til Norses Stortbin9.
@i bar ale bsrt ms9tn Gale on
Ssbrs. 8sbriitsr % 6sorme @ierninssr,
msasn 9obtale oper ben &io. iom bar.
Snesn forbpber os at tale ON ben Sio,
Tom par. Dst Ter man tp,rtimoe alerne;
bet slsr inssu Wane 6OrtrGo; bet sr
Ct 8ipsiorerip, Der lsosr Eaniernt bort
fra bet WGrpGrenbs. Sen9ang fcrite
Suttsnosmai laa n9r. par osns 6elt.
lisbolosIis iorbuot iaaean ne 6olt ION
Of. Iu Iiaser S%pttsuosmai I.nat til
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
Wttu Nnrf.

Der inbtommsr Here % Here B.r,t.
nin9sr on llpifer oiitso'omne pso for.
rig. u9ss 8s9nltpl lite ina Wsuue.
fer bar fat 9ipst til. % ,mtslie CT %.
laa ihiellnasbs af 4pn.t.
&lotfsn 5 Snsooa Worssn iipr.
teee 3uncllen unber Suoicn glpsn
iammsn otb 5nogana.n, msbsns %
@rbsiosre bar insleliatts b,rn,oe. Gn
Wasi. Serb ~bssrapsot hem. men peb
ftOrartebs Nnftr,nseliu lpttebss bet
bog al fao 8 al Dem frsm ilips, me.
osns De 20 latte giuet Ill. Snart
HOmmsrs Ogina 8ano i fore Wasisr
berinb. 0s Ileite al Nrbslbrus bosos
li9s / Raboitabst, bporfor bsres 20.
miller, on Be bsris ON llIptteu, iipr.
tsee ben til llIpttsst,eet, huor al Heo.
ming por umuliB. Scr bertrs Sam.
mr % 8eilassr ubsu Gnbe ouer be
ulpfieli0s, Der Iaa bpbt, opbt o,rnets,
bearabtbs m,b Wubbu Os @ano.
- Ser iOrtiaIber oits Spuialb %
andre S~orbrpbslier | Central Yart. O9
otriOr bar man i ben lsnsrs 3io be.
Gpnot mste % mere at iente paa at
oplpie ben meo t~lefirif cps. Gen
YolItlitprte. iom CT anbraat Der. r
aItior Iiosn I'll at page ousr ben OF.
isnlIi8e Siftsrbsb.
- ObsIiRtn sr aniomm,n til Rtip
9Ort, iiabt al 9amptrsn "0ssiont",
Der buuts bruat 81 Gage fra sGspp.
Ten O9 hsrtll Sisnsn oil blipe an.
brn9t paa en- nniurils 9eios / Central
Bart.
- 5bIonbt be nstop aniomns Snb.
pnuorue par 7j3 Wormousr. 600
al benz bar ira SDsti9e % Norge.
81 aSi,os iis als I'll Salt Gate
lllnb.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
MtGrt!

GnhDsr, Der iremoeles eiiter BIooeI
tilleuot, os buis SubiripiiOnstio q
uoe, anmooss ON at inbi,nbe I'm Cub.
Hription i betios for ct belt ellsr balpl
@ar, % laalsots binors StanoSnir9
G~orlenoeIlsn. vi tan unbr inssn
Betina,lle lenoe Blaoet I'll Mbonnsn-
fer. Ter itfs bar betaIt lin Subfriplion
SOriiub.
6tlaarS. Ibouncnter trbolosr irit en-
af %silernountt Prtmiebeotr
S~anGbOasn "purpcn". (inbebolbsr
b,npec 300 if~anbinaoliie % american.
Ne IaiiOnol % Ssliabs. Sanse. Sor
Snbbinoina 10 Gsnis gtra)
.5otoaraiici", Cen lntsrssiont Rc.
ptle.)
"Dsn gesInote su.r prem BAN ielcu",
Zen ipnncsnbe 6ortellins).
40 SOriGQiu9G fra 8d,marisn",
(aaoOt % Nptaorsnoltsu.)
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
Wttnueiota.

Worriions Sasbrus pee Wotltp.
Worriion Gounip. er nsebt9not. gag
msitsrsn iOp / WeleH. oa Sloen uo'
breo, "a milteos Gipet.
- Srcmab lpbsr Giterretninstn ON
$eitubli9tsrns, lou.nbs ira be Tltlts
Banter ai Staten, BOG eier SlmItsae
eOuutb en- unotasslie bsri, tbl BEL
lfaI GbInd Bugs buitre tsnmtlla
Il,mt. 3 De ipbIissre 6rafler bd'
Sturaansn ulsrsos be9pnot, % bee
bliosr Beiret at pere iaa bsleist. ION
oct bar peret / ben isnsre Sic, oa plI
Staten psliisnss meo en- nalrnlnoellf
RIG Seit.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
ublaubet
GuaIa b.

On flor Wrn9oe al be fra Sranf.
rias fororspne Ssiuit,r bar Naaet zig
nsc / Mbubsn., / Den ipcIise Del al
8a!es.
- Bpautbcritstsrns bar taget I'M.
Der Sprpsielis. PM bet lite fuloe pGrs
bet Beblte at iaa 9onbons @aoer op.
lpite pso 9ielp al gIstttieltst.
- Set bliusr Sntst at. at Der op.
titles ct Wouumsnt for ben | 3uln.
trisen faIone &siierprincs % bet bar
taulte n9rmsit i'm Stuno eeri. at BET
af ben frantic &,publit piIee bstra8i,s
mso Risps Zine osrimoo bar Oron'
nin8en OpsrIabt YIaos i CT. @sor8s
8apeast / @inblor, % Der iial bet oa
relies.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
W asiah uietts.

Com let tanite oil ttinores. eiOrbs
IN YrGit Guir,srs iis oct Ill lin Sp.
slps fOr en- 3io iibsr. at eotlG9es
Glu,n al en- 9trltnIb JOltpb Barter.
ioroi bsrne life / ale Ode pilos eoa
9iennsm Sptt % 8pubt msb Yaito.
rsns Cares otisr. 0e 30 Dor i
9OIpO's, Os Barter milt,cs pau Sruno
al Yaitorsus GaitaiiOner BET Wsits al
i'm Seanins. Dstts ianot ban iOr
gait. iasieate ben Grporoi8s Slele.
iers,r. % blsu utb SupsriOr Court
for npIis tlIiicnot s3433 / Staoessr
itatnin9. 9etts piI uers en- COB 9e
rtptnec for YrGiter meo NnIae Ill al
blauoe fs / unort soils business"
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
b O..

Com iibIissrs Omtalt. paaitootS
oss, at lpanlfs 8%rissiiIbs bapos tluaSt
ia at tpre paa fr,bslise amsritanite
SanoelsRibe | bet iubaiie 6arpanb. %
at be 8or.nsbs Stater pi!ee trsp,
Spanisn til Mnipar. Ser er MI TO-
retaaet B, nsbpsnbise unesris8elIsr /
bsnne Gag. % bet iommsr nsppe I'll
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
Werico.

General G~on3alss er gaaet af mse
Seierm nnbr Sampen ON YreIiteniitO.
len; bog er Der iom 8sIse peraf forsiaIbt
% oprerl,e Sumultsr | aere Yrcpinoicr.
ca nplis ben npoaIste Yreilosnt piite
ia paa en- Mltan unosr ben fOriamIs.
be Mansb.s 9pisnRninssraab. bIsp
Der itubt sftsr bar. meo en- 3spoIper.
ubtn at bog &uaIen iraf.