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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

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In Probate Court held at Monteer, in said District,
the 2lst day OF February A. u. 1880
Warren O. Sye Administrator OF the estate OF Lester e
Roys, late OF Barre, In said district deceased presents
his admlns account examination and allowance,
and makes application decree Of distribution and
tton OF the said deceased Whereupon II ordered
by said Court said account and said application be
terred session thereof to be held al the once
in said Montpelier the 18Th day of March. A. ID.
1880 for hearing and decision thereon And further or
ered notice hereof he given TO all persons Interested
by publication OF the three weeks successfully In the
Vermont watclnan state Journal. newspaper pub
ished Montpelier previous TO said time appointed Tor
hearing that they may appear NJ said time and pnce and
cause they have why said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made.
2s-aO ~ HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

EAST HARDwICK.-Dr. Dwight formerly in the
service of the American Board at Constantinop!e,
will lecture at the Congregational church nex'
Sabbath morning and evening, giving some Incl
dents OF his life in Turkey. The hotel in this
place has again changed hands, Mr.. Hall retiring
and A. Whitcher and son taking possession. ....
There is great amount OF sickness in the vii
lage at present, nearly every one suffering from
inf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

ORASGE.-A. H. Goodrich recently bought Of
Alvah Bugbea his old farm. Miss Eva Sknnei
OF Plainfield closes her school in district M. thi'
week Miss Skinner has proved herself a compe
tent and successful teacher, giving good satisfac
ton in all her labors as a teacher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

HARDwioK Registration returns Of school dis
trict clerks for 1879, show fourteen marriages,
twenty births and nineteen deaths for this
town.. C. II. Halls hotel at East village was
recently searched for liquor by Sheriff Woodbury.,
but none OF the critter" was found within its
precincts Perhaps "to be forewarned is to be
forearmed" might apply. DR.. James Hemen-
way lectured to good audiences Saturday and
Sunday evenings, at the town hall, upon the
pyramids OF Egypt" scientifically considered,
with descriptive illustrations Of the largest
(Cheops).. The spring term Of the academy
higher department begins Wednesday, March Sd.
The primary department begins Monday, March
10TH. IL. A. Earle has engaged as salesman for
Swayne Earle & Co., Of Boston, grocers and
commenced work The English Opera Com
pany performed Oh. NJ s. Pinafore" at this
place on Friday evening, the Goth. Report says
the entertainment was good, but the attendance
was small. E. Hardwick dramatic club assisted
by DR.. Pardo, gives an exhibition at the town
hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week, presenting the drama entitled 1.-THE
Octoroon," or picture Of Slave Life in Louis
lana" The club is having new scenery painted
by j. C. Brown of South Woodbury., which will be
finished in season for the exhibition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

BATAVIA, N. Y, Sept, Is, 1879
H. II. WARNER & Co, ROCHESTER, n Y
GENTLEMEN" For forty years have suffered
with Diabetes, being obliged To void urine
often az once in thirty minutes, and have also
been great sufferer from palpitatlon OF the
heart am now using your DIABETES CURE, and
can truly say, at seventy years OF age, that 1t
makes me feel like new man"
PETER SLOVENIAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
Send In the Returns.

We want to hear from every town meeting
before going to press next week. that can posi-
bly, be heard from. Town clerks, and others
who will give us the earliest information. will
confer n favor upon u.s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

MoRErowN There are a great many quite sick
at the present time. We give the names Of few
Mrs. G. A. Thornton, Mrs. d. +. Freeman, Mrs
II. n. Wyeth, Miss Hassett, Mr.. William NJ Saw
yer and Archie Moulton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
9esfhS.

In Groon. February 10. EMMA A., wife Of Albert +.
CLARK, aged % years.
In West Glover, February 9. PHEBE sPALDrSG. aged
SO years and months.
In Barnard, February 10, LUCtEN d. CLARK, MD,
formerly Of Chicago, aged % years.
In Providence, Rhode Island, February II, FLORENCE
r. only child Of Fred Alverdo and Della H. lery, aged
year and 20 days.
In West Topshsm, February 20 suddenly, zENAs
SMITH aged " years and months There was but one
older person In town.
In Tunbridge February II. Hon. NATHANIEL KING,
aged n wears and months. Judge King was native of
that town. universally respected and had gained
honors both In his town and county.
In Bradford; February a. Lucy BLISS wife Of Ellis
Bliss who died 10 November. 1916 Their only child Lucy
Bliss Harding, died In 1875 and her husband Charles
Harding the 18th Of November st-so IN less than ten
years this once happy family have all passed away.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
CUARDIAN NoTiot TO sell ns.l estate.

u STATE OF VERMONT, DlsITlcl OF v Asllnkton, =
u Probate Court held a. MSnlpeler within and or said
David r. Gray guardian OF Mary Jacobs an insane per
son. makes application said tou license 10 sell The
following said ward TO wit The
house AMI lot situated in Mddesex being the same EN-.
occupied the lste ~ phen q. Jacobs Al
he time OF his decease representing that the sale thereof
or purpose putting the proceed OF such sale At IN.
erest Or Investing In stocks real estate
would be beneficial 70 said ward whereIpon, 4 or
session thereof, be held At this Probate Office, In
said Montpelier, the 18Th day OF March, A. u. 1880
for hearing and decision theeon and II Ia further
dered thai all persons Interested be notified hereof BY
hire. weeks successvey in the Vermont watchn : STATE
Journal, y newspaper published at Montpelier befors
sa time VI hearing that they at sd time and
place, and. II they ace cause, object thereto.
s.s !" We ''' ALVEY TitpRx. ysass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
XIEILLIAM KENNERsoN,s Estate.

w MATE OF VEKMONT, DlstT1ct OF " AsIIL xtUu, =.
In Court held Montpelier within and for said
District on the 10Th day of February A. d. lss0
An Instrument purporting TO be the last WIN and
Testament of William HENDERSON, late OF Cabot in said
district being presented to the Court by Mary A.
Kennerson ExecutrS therein named for Probate IL Il
ordered by Court that all concerned therein
notified appear AT session OF said Court 70 be held
the Probate Office In Montpelier on the "a day OF
March, A. ID. 1884, and show cause, II any they may
have against the Probate of said VIM; for which purpose
further ordered that copy Of the record OF THIS oruer
be Published three weeks successfully In the vermont
waichmAn and State Journal printed at Monipeher pre-
yious said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court.-Attest,
1928 HARVEY TlLDES, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
@arriaaes.

In CABOT February 20, by Rev. H. v. Forrest WALTER
SULTAN OF Cabot and HELEN SMITH Of Barnet.
In Barre, February ~. nv Rev. l.. Te1ney. WILLIAM
n. BURNHAM and FLORA NJ PECK, both Of Barre.
In Roxbury, February Is. by II. o. Kills, Esq, HUB.
BARD ]. SPEAR Of Granville and JULIA Y. STONE OF
Braintree
In waitsneld, February q, by Rev, 3, II. Robinson
HENRY GREEN Of Northnelt and MAGGIE MILLER
Of Waitsheld.
In Berlin, February "a, at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev Harvey a. Webster. AMOS y. CHASE Of West Ber-
lin and ZARINA $. CHASE OF Middlesex.
In Newton Center Massachusetts, February H. by Rev.
W. N. Clark. W, SCOTT GEORGE Of Montpelier, YER
mont. and ANNETTE E., daughter Of Lyman Morse Of
Newton Center
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
prnbate Nnires.


DAVID W. CLARK'S ESTATE.
~ STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Randolph. ~
In Probate Court. held Randolph within and for said
District, on the 20th day OF February, A. d. 1850;
instrument pnrporting 10 he tn last WIN and les
lament OF David W. Clark. late of Orange in said Dis
deceased being presented TO the Court by Augustus
Cahn Executor named therein, for probate II or
dered said Court that all concerned therein be
notified appear session OF said Court to be held al
the Travellers Home in Wamsown, on the llth day OF
March, A. D. 1880. and show cause u any they may have
against probate of said VIII for which purpose II Is
further ordered copy OF the record OF this order be
published weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man State Journal printed at MONTPELIER. previous 70
said time appointed for hearing BY the Court Attest,
$3.50 WILLIAM ii. NICHOLS. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

FoR Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmonary COM
plants, BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRoonEs manifest
remarkable curative properties Like all other
mertorious articles, they are frequently initiated,
and those purchasing should be sure To obtain the
genuine BRoAcnIAL TRocaks."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY,

st. Johnsbury, VT.
Rev. Homer T. Fuller, A. M, Principal,
Teacher Of Latin, Greek. and Mental Science
CHARLES Z. PUTNEY, A. NJ,
Teacher Of Latin. Greek and HiItory.
SOLOMON II. BRACKET, A. NJ,
TEACHER eT Natural Science and Higher kaihepaties
MISS l.. JENNIE COLBY,
Teacher u Latin, French and English Literature
MISS MARY f. CUMMINGS,
Teacher Of Mathematics and gnolsA
MISS MARGARET MONTGOMERY,
Teacher Of Geometry, and Moral Setenes
MADAME EMMA MARIE. ...........T Teacher u French
MISS oRRIs PADDOCK, Teacher Of Instrumental Aure.
This school offers facilities for College Preparatory
and English and Scientific training unsurpassed in north
New England. One hour given to each recitation.
Expenses moderate First term begins the last Tuesday In
August the second the Ant Tuesday or wednesday In
Fshrnarv For Catalogue atr. address the Prinrinal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
A Fragrant Breath and PearIy Teeth

SPEEDY RELIEF cures diabetes.
SPEEDY CouGH CURE will st p your cough.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

SPEEDY CoUoH CURE will stop your cough.
SrKkpy CoueH CunE will stop your cough.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
Wew Idprrfisentrnfs.

@OOOO PER wEEK.-our agents make this
sT@tP.OO easy. We want good active agent in
every town IN New ENGLAND. Working men can make
500 PER MONTH selling our goods which are staple
and hret-ciass, demanded Ivy all who ace them Send
TWENTY-FIVE cents for sample and partloula~s full
your territory for We mnst have n active agent In
yonr section y: once Address
2l-n AGENfS BuREAu. Waterbury,. Xermnnt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

WARREN.-The following is the report OF the
school taught in district No Thy H. II. Neweomb
Whole number Of scholars, twentythree. Those
who had no tardy marks are Abble Meader, Carl
ton Meader, Pliny Meader, Harry Allen, Eddie
Allen, Claron Allen, Malcolm Dimick, Elwin
Richardson and Warren Pierce. Those who had
no absent marks are Susie Dimick, Malcolm Dim
lex, HAL Ford, Joseph Pierce, Warner Pierce, Ed
die Allen, Elwin Richardson and Carlton Meader.
Four others were unavodsbly absent two days or
less. -. The lyceums on the hill have proved to
be very enjoyable as well as profitable entertain
ments. The exercises have consisted OF music
papers, declarations, recitations, discussions, etc
Nearly all who have been asked to assist have
faithfully performed their part. In place OF the
usual exercises mock court is to be held next
Friday evening. Our townsman, ii, &. Van
deusen, has been lying dangerously Ill for some
days. We hear he was very much pleased to see
his eldest son, Augustus, who has just arrived
from the west where he has been over thirteen
years .. A donation and oyster supper is to be
held this week Tuesday evening at o. G. Fassett' s
for the benefit OF Rev. J. B. Whitney,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25
An Old Man Restored to Health.

SPEEDY SALvR cures scratches.
SPEEDY SALvE cures scratches.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25


MARsHFiELp -Iast Sabbath being Washing
tons birthday, Rev p. II. Ptkin preached very
able discourse. abiding to Washington as being
firm believer In God and the Christian religion,
and that this fact had much TO do with the future
OF this nation. lie recommended all to study the
his example The lower school In this village,
taught by Miss ENERGY Benton, closed last Satur-
day, and ii has been perfect success, Miss Ben
ton showing herself to be one OF the best OF teach
ers. The following scholars were present without
absent or tardy marks; Eta McCrillis Elmer
Winch, Eldred Ptkin and Warner Smith. -.
Marshfeld village Is noted for having many nice
horses, and we notice more at present than usual
Among many Others are George A. Pntnam's and
Evans McUrllis' who have some AS fine young
horses as can be found in this section. George
A Putnam reports trade as being nnmber one
never better, and quotes fall butter ut from
twenty to twenty-five cents, and winter butter
at from fifteen to twenty cents per pound eggs
fourteen cents per dozen. Lots OF maple sugar
expected soon. >. Owing 10 the storm Saturday,
there were but few on the pond. James ilckie's
horse took the lead followed by Charles Shepard's
"Pinafore," Moody Bemis sorrel stallion, and G.
l.. Dwinell's three-year-od they being about
equally matched. Trot next Saturday, at one
O'Clock The excursion TO Chicago last week
took two IT our finest young men 10 the west
Ozias Pitkin and Anderson Cole DIR. ]. O. A.
Packer has returned from visit 10 his son, who
IL u doctor In Lowell, Massachus etts. Rev and
Mrs A. O. Farley are both recovering he from
hard cold and she from a severe attack Of
pneumonia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-25

JACOB l.. GREENE, President.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03

Ute al StoIibto. m,n ioroi lsa pur
inter paa en- bsIoi8 qssnins beraf,
bols Sn9en ouerlobsS mig. 8sb Ron.
sstslen | Yaris bar Der Snpen. til
bptm man Ipttsbs mso herre SsHia.
bso ,usr 9aO lenesrs 5ie til of ubtaI,
no eno be nmcrifnnlte uoi,nbinos
OnItu NOasn at bposs en- anoen 8a.
nal meo Slulsr, fan ban gobt bet ;
lt8 l'nl life bltue i'iniD9 bsrouer. NoI.
'ei oil bare iOrme9sn 6Orhano til Of iro.
at ls9 Dllos giere "WOnroe Oneirinsn"
no8sn WOetano; 5u9sn fuIos iurls
ss at b,ieirs ben. SEQ bar oltio bait
ben NnI'u'lie. Os iss biqisr iu~Ibitan.
big Yrlrcip,t, Wiu Wisfon iii Dine.
rita er al slers bet btflnoi. Tom aQs.
rsct er Slort oso &anaIproi,itst. Wib.
lerns III at latte bette ibnri poeoes of
min perionIl9s Bsnnu ge BOnbs.
lom lea tau'tr at bpbs 9nisrssisnir
Ter | Sanoet. oil ianoipnli9Ois blius
itlbnet alennsm ct Spnoltlte. oa mon
Der ltfe flsnocr til psriouIie Subtup.
ton. 5or GisbIi'fsi bar lea ln0sn
5inontsGatnt Der. $50 i,al Iaoe @mt.
rita iase. ON bet enl'u bet, mere ,nb
3aluotlm at ole Bombs. Ser oil
life bliOs GuIsnujus I'll at tags Tor
mere tnb 100 Miuionu Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
Gusiiiie TurbOloc.

9ertusen al gonbat9b 0ronnln8
Iiclorius SeH JON G9tcce Ell Datier
al Den ruillfe eiar, or al Den Wenln9.
at bans Some oil pGrs ~lltrsre pso at
lsps pcb Spi9umobusus Sol emo pco
5apusns. % BET CT uiit Ell aialcrt Sa9
at BON bar 6st hi ben snscllte Oron.
ming sr for Slsbliffet en- al De iaa ITO
ueoe SoDsber, Der lite sIttrlir9bss al
Woreere. Bert lpnss Dog ben rus
ilits &eii.r al pGre itluct. tbl lisl9e BE-
hoiis Hpstsr fra Ct. Yctsrsbur9 ital
enpoalaa SiOrfDrit Ni6Olaus pGre mo
pltlst / ben finlte SammcnluGr9slis
mob eJareus eip Set er noenIcr
al 5plul, at Wlbilismm bar tr9nol
iis Iiss IND | oct feiierllge BALLADS.
dit tr / en- a~lminoelis 8Oriiprrclls. %
Der er lt9rf Sale ON at LUTTE uulper'
iilstet / Ystosburs % tillise uonGuns
Ell SifialOr ior at tage 10 al Nlblll'
ltune.
gn Sspslds fra 9onoon msoosIsr
8el9snoe:
De hpite Gitsrrstninser ira 81. We
tcrsburs meloer. at SOrbOlosne Der CT
en- msstt fritilt 5llltano, % ben
iremmsps SsfOltnins iueusr | ltaeis
Srpst for. at oct ltal tomms I'll sl
ialoaauoist Sprsr. % rsrss 2ip its'
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
w

VI poloiomt Gorcupur eft nnIie
OUsr Wi.Uautee. % poa Here Stsou
iloa ypufraalsu uso. b!auot Gnost |
30uodetammatt. 5Ius 8~1sninau
bI,u satIoale. cs mausioIoiS, 8inons'
ruler iuuits.
3 NGybtosn Of Ntoseab brrnois
Ct Sus, ulhermos It var 9nmIs 6oIt
pso RGDn Carmen. WnnaU iorlests
at ,Omms % paa 9ugst o9 ilnttt,
men ioIot nto o. iOtiIos ls laaIsots
at ban bleo ll9genre blGIpsles. So
rsn trat ham ba ielit At SIptfe oerlrn
% Iasbe bam paa en- Spns, Os Ger
paa besaD bun ii9 aiitso I'll nGrmelis
Habo, II Wl ouiTo, for at 'aa
SiGlp. Yaa Gtisu gIso bun, Hog li9
iaalsoeS, at bun blso lIs8snos uoen al
fuuus fomme al Ylsttsn % bIep isns
re iunben ihielirosisn. WOnoen nj
uItiua iueen SiGlp % Iaa Der | Ooer
4 Gage. GnosIi9 ianot man bam |
,n iorfommn 5ilitano. BOG sr Der
0oob ON, at ban fan fomme Ils.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03

oss | Sare. 81 piIpe ctriOr btllt lor.
laos Bgsn, men 8s9iuinam bar al.
ilaaet at uoiisoe DC ucbUsnoise Yas.
Stlp / rSslits GmbsoecirfIsr icler man
lig iloe itlmOos. % bet b~sirpstss. at
ON ost tom til icrmcIi9t uobruo. fun.
Dc man life engnra usrs ilpo pan @r.
mssn, naar bet BAR Speresmaal ON
at BRUCE otn MOB Sprertrre.
Gn laaban 8insenss 8ilitano fan
lite bare Ian9t. % en- 8riis ulaa pgre
n9r. Stuloe BET imloIstiio fomme
osriiI, at 6Oriutrineen / ale Dele ait
opsr til en- imrisrs, sr bet st fort Spcrss.
mnol. ON lite ben fore Masle al
Nasiere. noiesucs, cpsrtroiiie % ilepe.
iou De er. ,nenu en- Sib buros saa i
9toebaano. oa Be piltuof for Sl,bllttst
er Tor ~umpnbies Ill at faa irls Seller.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
Gnuern0r SObn s. Sears anOen
SiitraOelicss Sale.
(Sluintns.)


Der er enbnn pl1tile SpsrlSmaal
at ai0isre / 5crblubslie meo Slnrets
/ Omlcb pRrenpe Y%enQemasle, % Der
CT Sperssmaal, ION f%ortlener mooen
OF Qruuol9 unoerlelelle. Der CT
Wduoe, lom CT AZ Den Weniul al
pet ptloe pRrs I Solfets Snteresle, Al
here's prattlie Sesuiu9 uolatfes bet
Wmpfte FOR Rarpersnoe. ON Netie
Sperasmaal bar StatenS leeeaoe
pcltillie Varti / I'm Ylatrprm erfle'
ret "SlD % bare Sreo"; "a efttrat
Sclfet f~uloitanpl1 bar ~plsfuterct
hmme, bar BET I eftertrpffeltle Orb
% msD en- ~umaaeelIS WaicrItet uo'
talt TN liaio III BEN Yollilf % or,
flaret, at Slpeu iiuloe frembrlu9e
BET ~ir,snfeoe Hclaltat, ~ lc9 CT
biertenseut1 | Den Opfdttelle.
81 Ob msb Senlpu III pcr eAeu
elfepe Stat. SellQ0 noe. ION Soma
er, / SierIet AZ S%altlaneer, melem
10 ai Verpeus tore Sloper, mee NJ
tempererepe % lnnoe 8llma ~ rl1c
Scrobunb %frsmbpoer Den maNelclt
Sprpele, life tlct Tor Scrpbru9ereu,
men for Aae. Der leGsr ~ CT npi
0iem. De lutellgeEte Sanomano er
fcnme herbm ira mla1e tcs llelllAS
SIater % NarioaaItieter, ~ d
Rtlnltater, Be bar rpndaet | auC
eanbopaleRets Srene bar alerepC
brast taaps Dem % Stltsa | Mort
Rp pmtrlus | 0eroen.
Weo &eIte fun Staien p9re lfolI
al, at rcre SEND 8armere bar puIl
BET life alene DC ilelie Yrisbelemln
ger, men c9laa Dc l%terlts, naar Dc ba'
uptlaet tne Vlcputter ira aJeTen
Welsrlst eler Oierlet. ~ bet TT,
blot, naar be fcntnrrereee meD an
pre amulfanIle 6armsre pep ror,
rationale 'SauS'. men calaa ptl
Werpensupflllnsen Yails I 1878
Deuus MlsnpsSlernlnS bserlsr Ut
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
HuSlauo.

Giisr SorIppenre ia! &msllsrsn bnpe
til Ssniiet paa lin 25 @ars Subtle
umsist at protIamsre en- Ino9ribsnoe
Noranoriua / Be b~sitaatuoe p%olilllfe
5orboloe.
BIaoet Molipa iortGIltr, at Yolltl'
meItcren bar operlsusret I'll artllleTl'
dsi,n s Bomber. lOm bar Tnnens ct
Steo / ct. Petersburg. % oa man
nuloe ie nsisrs siisr, b~sIanoics Oct at
10 Bomber par i%tiaalns no al @m.
muniiionsIassrst. YsteTsbnrser.Sst
ninaen iaar mere % mere ben Gro,
at Oct er Stuosnterns. lOm lianr BAG
ale De isncrs 2ruNer % 4tieniatsr,
o. Den iorilirsr. at ON Der tort'alcsr
Opteier al ben Art pan Den Eslloa8,
lom lfal bolptS i @nIecnln9 al, at Del
mart CT % @ar. iiosn Ssllersn bslts0
sbroneu, Oa oil De bolos Stnosrtsrns
anluarlise bsrfOr. brGnoc lln'urlllstst
o. lpn6. busr Stuoent. ION Ialosr |
osres Saucsr. 0sriOr mao @sslsr'u'
ssn MI traHe Surbc!csrsslsr Ior al
bel,pite Stuosnterns mob Spsrlali.
8 belle to @ar bar VOlitist aans'
pda Sast cfisr Den betienct' @iplllri'
Game 9era Sasiulitd. lOm | 8sbruar
1878 fOrleat, at mprcs Stnsyal Ere
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03

noeroitn. htn npr slsflrilsc Samps ols.,
nen bIr M osiun ptooGetret iis ION
llueoectrcr, in,i ban bslbrsesr Bolt
for @isi os Hturniei / en- 0innoe.
psnbInp. Ger iOriruss. Of ban ceo ut
opuotoentliss itrense Nrbrioe Dag %
RAT mso ilus Spnnoeligr. hapee paa.
orasst zig Dc pOIoionits IeruelIoelier.
% al bun iSr Of bsIbreos 10 bsgpnote
al pstuIsrs poa % trpsrlmsntsre mso
saaeminIsr. San ianot omiiosr Osiaa
ct iom btlbrsos ion pso ct Wirafel.
pan ff osrpaa fat / tn 6attismano.
iOm par Gdnlis purtbrnetn at 0i9t.
"Gn. to, ire" nj BAN Manosn irilf.
San ialosr lit nps 9assmioosl "YoIp.
lorm."
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
b.

Sprit SobsnlObe, Den lpoif. 8eianot
III Yarls. u nirsiit I'll Berlin siter
OpiOrorius al 6prit Blsmarf. Der
e%nl,sos. at ban ltulbs bare iIlftsos i
RlSsoossn UNDER Gsbuttsn ON SOP.
iOlila9st on9aaenos en- 6O,egelis al
Armssr. Oct CT al Sauoipnligbso
for, at ugiua Blsmarf oa oil pare
tlitsns.
- = Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tom
Refer 8lIbslm aiisnote III ben rusil
lfs &eIiu / Nnlcouiu9 al bans 6rslie
bebrsiosr ban / itrrte uoirpt oct rus.
nlts YOIiti iorbl BET life iO9 iilbetlig
3suipu til be Aoporiler, bet bsrIlul,s
BOliil bapbs itnot BET cm at I'll lGa.
Dan WOrbp!au par iSiGrs.
- Sprit Bismalf aumslbes i Be
ienyits No Ter at,sr iom isu~gdiggcnne.
Oct ipnss en- Ilgtfrsm Neoper.
olAleo f0r YItaelth al 'orP9e mn mt
lltrEs Stptts, / bu Minbiie li9U en-
lto,nos tnbit Nuis, at 8uelsrne eli.
gang tr iaaIsets. al oct Darer life ian.
ge, Ter be op.raor nsnotligt. naar Be
lerit lror al Spoitlano foroereoer l9
I'll et NnGrtb paa otm. 0t btoeer
ira ntte 8llosr. at 6uslOno blot Usn.
Ter pan, at 5rautriss ital bilUe l1r'
oiQi, % ba Ct bet Del alosles | IN
Orosu. at YIeusien itIos taser llns
Sorb0lesrt9ltr.
Deb en- Nuoiunts. iom 8eiicrm rblig
snu 8isscnssns Yrgiosut. srt!arsos
bans Woisltrt. at oct par aIcsIts nso'
umolat for SDoiilanos 6orluar, al
Qrmssforilagst cit iglcnnem.
9u oil bilDe en- itOr ~lloDauerlng
bsrira iaar I'll Dc 5ortneee Slatsr paa
@runc al 8p9tsrue ON. al Der ,r 'om'
men en- MP RereIle / ale 6Crbolos
i 4msrita.