davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02
Allmannyttigt.

B1LL1a MALAREFAna. ! stallet
for att msla husfacader, trappor och
dylikt med oljefarg ffverstryker man
f6remalen med en- limvatten f6rtun.
mad sinkoxid. Mar delta underlag
efter iva timmars f6rlopp ar torkadt,
ofvermalas detsamma med likaledes
1 limvatten f6rtunnad klorsink.
Sinkoxiden ingar da med klorsinken
en- kemisk f6rening och bildar en- hard,
spegelblank, glatt yta. Genom att
utr6ra farger / limyatten kan man
skaffa sig hvilken fargskiftning aom
helst. F0rdelen af dennamalning franz
for den med oliefarg ar en- nara nog
outplanlig varaktighet, en- hastig
torkning och halften billigare pris
an oljefargens. Nagon obehaglig
lukt uppkommer ieke heller.
KAFFEFLAcKAR borttagas latt, t,omty-
get dar de uppkommit. bestrykes med
glycerin lei parfymerad), tvattas med
ljumt vatten och sedan pressas ps af'
vigsidan med ett varmt iern, tills all
fuktighet ar borta. Den 6mtaligaste
farg blir harigenom oskadad. Glyoe-
rinen absorberar icke blott graddens
fett utan afven den garfsyra, som fin.
mes kaffet.
NYTT sATTs ATT FoRTPLANTA HYA-
c1NrER. Enligt ett meddelande af
Observation-Disclosures Barle.
ben Berlin "tebl's illustr. darten-
zeitung'' kan man fortplanta hyacin-
ter geIom blad; synnerhet kunde
delta satt anvandas med sallsyntare
sorter, hvilka man will f6r6ka 81
mycket som m6jligt. Bladen afska:
.ras TAFT invid l6ken, atickas / en- skal
med sandig l6fiord och tackas 10 mill
limeter h6gt med jord. Skalen. stalles
TAFT under f6nstret ! drifhuset. Ef-
ter alta eller nio veckor b6ria hIadens
spetsar att tarka, EFT sakert tecken
att l6kar bildat sig. De blad, som.
anyandas till fortplantning. maste
yara friaka och saken f6retages, da
hyacinterna aro fullkomligt b1om.
strande.
e EFT. GoDT sATT aft f6rYara app1en:
under yintern ar f6Ijande Man tar
en- tunna, pa hvars botten man fdrutll
.lagt litet torr och an sand. Pa dennaI
.badd lagges nu ett hyarf applen, hyil-
,ket betackes med sand Darpx kon-
mer cit nytt hvarf applen, sedan
xter sand d. s. u. tills tunnan ar fyId.5
Pa dstta satt skyddas appleua emotI
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02
As-steklarne.
Fran danskan for Arb. -Bl.)

Da Jag en- gang sommar var ME
for att samla vaxter, fam jag pa EFT
stale en- dod rata, omkring hvilken
en- hop skalbaggar voro tragen verk.
samhet. Som jag val kande till dessa
sma dur stannade jag en- stund pa
platsen for att taga deras arbete i
betraktande. F6rst unders6kte de
jorden for att Sc, ON den var So los,
att de latt kunde grafva / densamma.
Da de f6rvissat sig harom, forsvann
den enc efter den andre thunder
den d0da rattan, som jag sd sma-
ningom sag sjunka langre och langre
ned jorden. ON jag ej hade varit
sa val bekant med dessa dur och de.
ras verksamhet, sknlle jag blifvit
mycket forvanad 6fver denna syn.
Jag fam nu, att det hela gick mycket
naturligt till. Den d6da rattan sj6nk
namligen djupare och djupare ned l
jorden, emedan de sma skalbaggarne
med sina starka grafben grofvo bort
jorden under den. Da jag sett darpa
en- stund, tog jag upp rattan fran
marken och stack den pa en- pinne,
som Jag aterigen stack ned jorden,
sa att rattan blef Oliver en- half ain
hold ofvan jorden. Skalbaggarne
bleivo uppenbarligen mycket forv2.
made och forargade 6fyer, att Sc
rattan tagas bort midt for nasan
pa dem. Det rackte emellertid
endast ett 6gonblick, f6rr an de hade
upptackt henne pa pinnen. Jag var
naturligtvis ny1ken att Sc, hvad de
nu skulle CORA. Man skulle villa tro,
att de nu skulle uppgifva ALT hopp
ON att ater "a tag rattan, men delta
var ingalunda f6rhallandet.
Sedan de en- stnnd tagit f6rhsllan.
dena / 6gensigte och radslagit, samls.
de sig de kloka djuren omkring pin.
men och skrapade af ALA krafter
bort jorden omkring densamma. De
visste salnnda att pa basta satt hjelpa
sig ur knipan. Efter hand som jor.
den grofs eller skrapades bort fran
pinnen, borjade han luta ALT mer och
mer och foil slutligen omkull. Eme.
dan jag endast fastat ,attan belt lost
pa pinnen, foil hon af denna, da pin
nen foil omkull. NJ lag rattan ALT
sd ater pa, marken, och Jag trodde,
att skalbaggarne skulle b6rja att
att grafva ned henne pa stallet. Jag
sag dem ater forsvinna under rattan,
men stallet for att, som jag trodde,
hon ater skulle sankas ned iorden,
ssg jag till min stora f6rvaning att
den dSda rattan he1t langsamt flytta.
des bort fran platsen. Delta skedde
med help af de sma skalbaggarne,
som kr6po under henne och buro hen.
ne bort pa sina ryggar. jag upptack-
| to s.raxt, hyad afsigten var darmed.
Rattan hade namligen kommit att lig-s
straxt invid det hal, hvilket de-
| f6rst graft ned henne. Delta hal
skulle nu ater begagnas for att bespa-
"a Sd mycket arbete aom moiligt vid
nedgraf fningen. Jag hade gissat all
deles Iiktigt, ty skalbaggarne narma-
de sig msr och mer ietta hal och val
trade omsider rattan ned detsamma.
M grafdes det ater pa samma satt
som f0rut, och da rattan kom lItet..
Ined under iordena Yta. skrapades lord.
I6fyer henne, tills hon Yardt helt och,
Ihal1et 6fyerta Harmed var arbetets
f6rbi och skalbaggarne fl6go M bort.
at olika sidor. Jag kan tanka mig,
att en- eIler AMMAN aff svara lasare nnj
tkommsr fran ped den fragan. hyar-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02
Frigor ooh svar'.

A. s. fSan Pope county fragar :
10. Maste man lefva p& (reside
on) land taget ulder tradplanterings.
lagen. ~.--...
90. Huru lang It'd maste man bo
Ia land taget under preemtion.lagen
fnnan man far "prove upa''
20. Kan man stdnga en- ''public
caitway"~med grind, eller maste, den
hsllas 6ppen som On AMMAN ''public
road"
10. Nej.
90. Sex manader minst.
80. ia, man har ratt att stanga
den med grind. Rcd.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

HANDsKARNEs UPPFINN1Na och for.
sta hruk antagas sammanfalla med
Embarrassment b6rjan af medelti-
den. Vid kejsar Carl den Stores hof
voro handskar bruk bland riddarne !;
han self bar mycket rikt prydda
handskar. En- grekisk f6rfattare fran
tredje arhundradet efter Kristi f6del-
Sc berattar, att en- kand lackergom
och rik man, Pithyllos, som lefde pa
hans It'd, aldrig gick till bords utan
med handskar pa, en- uppanning af
honom sjelf, for att han desto lattare
skulle kunna med 6ngrarne taga / den
beta maten (gaflar aro en- uppfnning
fran 12:te Arhundradet). ! lite ar.
hundradet hrukade man pryda dem
med email, perlor, rubiner och anna
ragder. De venetianske stormannen
buro mycket heundrade sidanhand.
skar med upph6jda guild. och perl
broderier. Sedan. blef det Italien
ooh Spanien modernt att bara hand.
skar af guilt Skim med malningar pa,
likasom pa solfjedrarne. I 16:de och
j17:de arhundradena brukades hand.
skar som presenter bland diplomater,
likasom sensre snusdosor. Drott-
ming Anna af 0sterrike, SOM hade en-
sallsynt vacker och fin hand. hvilken
giorde lord Buckingham ursinnigt
f6ralskad, hemtade ALA sina handskar
fran Spanien. En- sarskild sekl etera.
re sandes till Madrid med en- prof
handske. Pa drottning Elisabeths
It'd brukade man ! England rarfyme.
rade handskar, genomvafda med teck.
I ming af rosenblad; dc tillverkades /
Rom och yoro ber6mda under MANN
at Frangipani-handskar. F6rst / ls:de
och lo:de arhundradena-b -blefvo hand.
skar en- yanlig modeartiksL De be-
r6mdaste utlandska fsbrikerna finnas
/ Paris, arenoble och Turin. Hand.
iskar fran de snordiska landen gai
Paris under namn af "svenska hand
skar.s 81 4.'''' !
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

e. fran Ne,o Prairie fragar: Ar
det titlatet for en- farmare att CORA
sig lite braunvin till eget bel,of
Nej, icke utan tillstznd och till
verkningsskatt. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

lemna dem at straffet. Den hemliga
polisen ar kanske ett ondt, men SO
som de sociala f6rhallandena sadana
stader som New York hafva utveck.
lat sig cit oumbarligt, ett n6dvandigt
ondt, ty utan detektiver, hvilka be.
sitta ett ovanligt matt af bildning,
slughet och forslagenhet, utan detek.
tiver, hvilka icke aro noga i bruket
at medel, skulle forbrytare. hyilka
aro sina forfoljare vuxna intelligens
och annu mindre noga ON medlen,
icke kunna upptackas och 6fverbevi-
sas. For 6frigt Ida detektiverna
NEST daraf, att de standigt hafva att
CORA med brottslingRr och brott, So
till vida, som de till slut blifva ur
stand att fatta en- adel natur och /
hvarje menniska gerna villa Sc ett
stycke skurk.
Detektivernas uppgift ar emellertid
ej endast att f6rf6lja brottet. han
skall afven forhindra det och sjelf
okand vaka 6fver tusendens egendom.
hvilka icke hafva en- idee ON att en-
vaktare finnes narheten. Delta gagn
af den hemliga polisen appfattas i
allmanhet f6ga och invanare fran min:
dre platser eller fran rama landet,
hvilka bes6ka New York, hafva ingen
aning ON huru myeket deras sakerhet
bsror at desss obekanta vaktares
tysta och omsorgsfulla tillvagagaen.
de. Det torde vara mycket fl af de
kunder, som bes6ka nsgot af de stora
k6pmansetablissementen 6fre delen
at staden, hvilka hafva sig bekant,
huru systematiskt ALA dar bevakas af
en- detektiv och delta icke blott / bu-
tikegarnes iptresse utan afyep hans
kunders, hvilkas b6rsar hafya stor
lockelse for acktjufvar.
Detektiver finnes till allmanhetens
skydd, narvarande pa nastan ALA Of
fentliga platser, exempelvis pa tea.
trarne. .Dar trangas ofta vid in, eller
utgaendet, huadratals personer, som
t. ex. bara ett guldur med tung 6go-
men fallande kedja, eller en- val spac.
kad portmonnai eller nagonting annat
af -yarde. -lattsinnigt nog, en- ytter.
Acka. Fumes icke detektiven dar,
skulle de fiesta af dem vid sin hem
komst hafva att beklaga sig 0fver
ganska kannbara f6rluster. Men vid
| ingangen star en- valkladd man, som
ger poga akt pa ALA intradande; ALT
iblanq vinkar han &r en- och AMMAN och
talar nagra ord Vid honom. Den 81
| tilltalade ar en- acktiuf och detektiven
f6rbiuder honom att ss In. Kanske
thar han varit cit par sr horta fran
New York och tror, att detektiverna
icka langre minnas honour, men dessa
hafva ett synnerligen godt minne,som
desautom alltjemt uppfriskas at det
portrattgalleri az ALA personer, som
kommit kollision med polisen, hvil.
ket finnesi deras tjenstlokal. So an.
hiller detektiven, obemarktaf publi-
1 ken, by3renda 7ficktjuf som f6rscker
komma In ooh skickar honom sin vdg.
Ingen undg6r honom, som han blot
1 on gdDg sett, i. hvilken f6randrad &c.
i .talts l.n, - s., > rnS nnntraf1a. sKanske
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

strattas. lorna tider. exempelvis
under Ludwig den fiort rtondes regering,
hads den hemliga polisen den uppgif.
ten att 6fvervaka politiskt misstankta
personer, inleda dem t frestelse SAINT
| pa nigot obevakadt och obetanksamt
ord kasta demi fangelse eller 6fver-
lemna dem till en- kanske annu harda.
re lott. / Europas nonarkiska slater
tjenar den hemligas polisen annu under
stundom politiska an:lamal. Amor:
lunda ar det Nordamerikas Fbrenta
Slater; dar ar. den hemliga pojisens
.yerksamhet uteslutande kriminalis.
tfsk och riktad pa f6rfoljande at
brottslinsar.
Detektivpolisen / New York ar af
inyare datum; f6rst 1857 blef den
fullstandigt organfserad. Den bildar
nu en- sarskild adjoining af stadspoli.
sen och heatar. at Is detektiyer, hyil.
ka stA under befal af en- kapten.
ALA medlemmar at spaningspolisen
mtste vara personer med erfarenhet,
intelligens och energi. utan dassa
egenskaper kunna de icke fylla slit
kali. En- god detektiv maste dess.
utom afven besitta andra egenskaper:
han maste vara beslutsam och modig
SAINT f6rsta att under ALA f6rhallan.
den beherrska sig; han maste ega
menniskokannedom och vara f6rtro.
gen med bedrifvandet af de fiesta
slags affarer, han maste ega fysisk
styrka, kunna utharda, vara slug och
aldrig f6rlagenhet ON medlen for
uppnaendet af sina ardamal. Han
maste vara tystlaten. kunna flnna sig
l ALA m6jliga f6rkladnader och / en-.
lighet med den mask han bar kunna
spela den eller den rolen; han far
icke sky nagon personlig fara och
slutligen maste han. vara ell genomar-
Zig man. ty hans kali bringar honom
frestelser at ALA Stag. hvilka endast
en- fullt redlig man kan emotsta.
En- detektivs kali ar, afsedt fran
kroppslig och andlig anstrangning
afven andra fall ganska svart. ty
fastan han Or en- arlig man. maste han
under stundom, for att tillgodose ratt-
visan och den allmanna sakerheten,
vara tvunpen att tillpriDa medel. som
han sjelf icke kan gilla. Iuru ofta
n6dgas han icke f6rstalla sig, huru
ofta n6dgas han icke vara osann och
insmyga sig menniskors-lat yara
att de aro f6rbrytare-fortroenden
for att sedermera forrsda och 6fver-
lemna dem at straffet. Den hemliga
polisen ar kanske ett ondt, men sd
som de sociala f6rhallandena / sadana
stader som New York hafva utveck-
I a. 81 r, oft nyvo hor1inf off n66v0n6i or |
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Mt bWTJTUI, Win
Elat Tenn. Va 4 Ola. 4
Il Tor Knoxville, chat.
tanooga, Npd ell points
IN Gso' qid, dlG97m0,
Tennessee HiaFiggipDi,
.--he West, South Wssi
glt N1rih.gls', dai f1r
Cincinnati and polnts
along tho Cincinnati So.
Rai'toad.
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Hawley Hanged.
HE CLAIMED TO THE LAST THAT lie KILL
ED HAYES IN sELF-DEFENCE.
spoeial 70 the State.


SALEM, VA, Nov. 2G-12: 80 p. NJ
Marcus ID. l.. Hawley, who was convict
ed at the October term of the Circuit
Court of the murder Of Zach Hayes, ON
the 18th of June, 1879, was hanged here
to-day. The execution took place in the
enclosure prepared for the purpose in
the rear Of the court house, and about
twenty yards from the Jail,
The prisoner was taken from his cell
at 1920 A. NJ, and escorted by Sheriff.
W. w. Brand and jailer IL. Weber to
the scatlold, at the foot Of which thepa
ty halted for few minutes, during
which fervent prayers were offered up
by Rev, II. \. Goodwin. of the Episco-
pal church. Hawlcy was then conduct
ed up the steps Of the sca0old and plaC-
ed upon the trap. The minister then
read a paper containing Hawley's dying
words, in which he claimed that he died
for crime which he felt justified in
committing, he believing that had he
not killed Hayes that Hayes would have
killed him. The minister concluded by
invoking blessing on the culprit, after
which his arms and legs were pinioned
the black cap drawn over his face, and
at 1927 the trap was sprung by deputy
Sheriff CT. Stevens, The fall was over
eight feet, Hawley's neck was broken,
and he died without u struggle. His
body was taken down in thirty-one min
utes and tnrned over to friends.
A peculiar romance in Hawley's life
was his marriage on the eve Of execu-
ton. The name of the bride was Nam
ME Hawkins. The couple claim to have
been betrothed for ten or twelve years,
and have two children. The ceremony
took place in the Jail. There were pres
ent Sheriff w. W. Brand, Jailer II. A..
Weber, Coils. G. w. Marlborough and
r. II. Logan, and j. Allen Watts, Esq,
late counsel for the prisoner, and few
other spectators, including a sister of the
bride. Hawley and the bride were both
cal m and self-possessed, neither betray-
ing any excitement or emotion during
the performance of the ceremony.
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aC0rnoct,ons Eastward,
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Soribasr for December presents varied
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Bedford Va, Alum { Iron Springs.
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nov3O'8O-3t.

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ic DiNrrhooa, Prof. Sam'l Jackson,
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Adapted in Chloralic and ARmic
conditions and certain .dseOses pccu-
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Satisfactory in Dyapepria, Chronic
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pital, n, Y.
Used with great benefit in Mala.
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Every beneficial in uterine derange-
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Ladies White and Fancy all
wool Hose, at ANDERSON'S.

Poor ANDY HECK, who was murder
ed just to insure that he would keep n
secret, was an honest laboring boy Of
II. He had been down all summer with
Typhoid Fever, and had just gotten
able to work again, when Harris broke
his skull with the midnight axe. lie
was the son of poor parents, who live
four miles below Marble Hall.
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Gents, Ladies and Misses Rub
bers, all sizes, at ANDERSON'S.
BUSINESS.

A business man who means business
wants business In some business house
is this or seme sGher business place.
gaporier business reference.
Address, BUSINESS MAN,
In care Bristol News,
A@g. ~ 'se-H. Bristol, Tenn
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Ladies Gossamer Rubber suits
at ANDERSON'S.
Dis . olution Notice.

BRISTOL, TENN, Nov. 20, 1880.
The co-partnershlp of King & Hill is
dissolved by mutual consent. J. l.. King,
who succeeds TO the business and good
will of the co-partnership, will continue
the business at the old stand, and is alone
authorized to use the firm name In set
Element and TO collect and receipt for all
accounts due arm.
KING d HILL.
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will continue the business Of dealing
in Books and Stationery, and doing Job
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PrrEnsBvRo, Nov, ~, 1880.
Dcdr 6ir;
hand below to-day's quotation Of our
market.
Wheat, Corn and Flour--strong and
advancing. oate. very nrnl--Spring
and Winter, d54b0. Butter, quiet,
strictly choice 20c. Egge, gerry dotfre 1870
70, Dressed Poultry, very active
white Beans, scarce and In active dc.
nand, n,l0@N 20. Dried Apples very
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n,lo. Feathers In actlyc demand 46@bO.
Pork Hogs, active, 6A@0iS. Irish Po-
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you goods on credit, for they will be
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Lyvcnnuna.a w, " 94f 1850

Butter in good supply, but mSetsy with
ready sale form iresh lots IN snaIl poGk-
ages.
Corn and Corn Meal steady at quotations,
with very ligb, rec ipts,
Eggs wanted, and we would advise par
ties to ship at once, % there will no doubt
be large receipts before the holidays. and
prices will be lower.
Feathers scarce, aud tull prices can read
lily be realized.
Dressed fowls: The market has been over
stocked this week and we hayo to sell for
what they will bring. Live fowls cannot
DO sold except NJ sacrifice.
The market for Flour has advanced sharp
ly in the las, week, and parties that havo
been holding stock can now meet with
ready sale at full pric,s
Wheat is also much higher.
Oats high, scagcc and advancing.
Slaughtered Hogs in good supply, but
prices are firm at an average OF about cts.
Driod Fruits, roas. Beans, Rye, Cabbage,
Oats, large Irish Potatoes, Hog oihl Of all
kinds, Chesnuts, Beef and Salt Pork in
good demand to day.
t9" We GiorgS make returns the day
sales are made, as zee appreciate the ddraa-
tug3 of prOnptReS9 10 shippers.
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