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Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

-Sipmssl ?" raabte Obstitsn barmfulb.
Seq ftuloe tro, Oct bar til at CRIME
ab,1 ipareo. !ScIoatsn. "Ssg er lst life
Den Smitb, Der ifuloe babe 8rpsltn,
bet Ct ben Smitb bsrbsnne.
YaamiuoeI{s Osoen.-
gn amerifanf Sctosraf bsfisnotsioros
fsIsenbs "Som Sslse al De basIis
~tiItooenoe SsrnusisnIptter cpforeres
ale % snhper ON at Iabe Ila foto9ros
fere bOs @arb @lIion, iaa at Der Dog
fan bore en- griubrirs ON Den Seosn.
Ganene for lsreeuhe s~ltstIaots."
gn Snopeubins s en- 8or.
iomlin9 ptrebe en- Salsr. Of 8isnnens
f~sreIlsn of Den foreli9genoe Sag oiloe
pore of msesn Betsoning for gftsrs
fommcrne, os Gem burbe man biligs
uis tase Ssnipn til. "0et sr gONt NOT,
OF Ri lfaI siers uoeet for bore gftsrs
tommsrs,A iporsbe en- al Sagsns Woo'
itnnoere, "msn no9st for noget. % leg
tilab.r mig at iperst: Suao bar bore
gftsrfommere bel siort for O8 E"
$50 Opsr Ss9. "aRin Rome
bar bet imutfsite Saar. ie9 bar ist,"
lasbe en- npaift Mano til en- Sen.
"Iaar bun Iei.r BET. fulbsr bet neitsn
nsb til b,nbss Sebbsr." "gr bet
noest at inatfe on" ipar.bs Ssnnen.
"noar min SOne Iel.r lit 9aar. falosr
oct belt NED pua GuIpst!"
Spsrssmaal. GRAB cr ct &iar.
li9~bsnspant? Soar: sn SOrlopslies.
ring, Der er fat paa "NSiltsntsbuiet."
en- sbIbia unbftplbning.
- Srusn j: Scr Srin.. nj bar ou pGs
ret en- Sine ON at bsnte l Yo. Gut.
Ter ; ipnss bu Osiua bet er ristist ?"
- "5a men. Srus ie9 moatts Osiaa
sftsr Gait bet maHsIeoe hi c9iau,"-
"Wisn bpor CT Suft,ret ba ?" A5a.
DIT par ristis fieneIi9t oct SIsmte leg ="
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
258

zoo
bun nObtOs, uaar bun blot ft npos Sbnst al ben Mano,
bun sisbs. Oaa tftsr Dag, l8e sftsr u9s, tom min 6aosr.
men bans cnQdHfs Sen iuIste BAN itabig. San forarsbe min
GObu I'll 8oau. % ui fierts bu9lig 10 iammsn. Saalsoes
hsngit ire Muun,bsr, oa tom gnben pa bsuns fortpari9e
SuI9hsb. &t, 8irc,nt, Den tO8 en- gnoe msb Sorferoellsl
0t Dor ben aouIs Sltolie. llb,ar9nbiet &ierliabso pa ben
's She, 90 paa ben anben, ~erenbielsS ggoisme % 9aarn'
prtsib,h. Gen snasIRs Ssrrs, bpis Napn leg MI bar 9lsn1t,
ton en- Sag for at m,Ios os. at Sui.t, iom bar bort snste
9l'n. haobe ffiftst @sr o. bar gaaet ODER andre Senoet'
pan bar bets np. prte. Nien bet bar lntet til Slnoer Tor,
al min Rnb.r Irempelss funoe b,bblioe at b9re ottS 2sriter'
iHt. Snn broete fine 8rsbitip.r meo hs Sorm al ct Brsb
lu min gaSer. OsHs Brsp Iissu nu b!anbt mine Yrinats
gaplr,r. &incent, ce ie bar lGit bet after % after, 'noll eusrt
Oo lpus Of bare inbriblst iom meo Slammeltrit nit
Slsrt. 8tte ~trattsise Breu bar bapt en- llebnsloanstr
~SnoFgosis pa belle nit 9ip tbi bet Ierte mig bpsr Atano
at Il en- Sturt % Using. Seq mobtos mine silbsosrss Suig'
'1l,r; lp loo BEN forebs line 8ormuer for at t%ifrtcsfdle
mine Gnfu; men ia nerebe life SiQio til en- snefts al Dem;
% bet sr fun nu. ba is inart faI f8e 8erosn Sarpd. leg
Ss9notr at foifaa. al Der pirfeli9 hnoes sn eosltt9nlsnoe
@Ono pa Screen. StuI lea fOrtsae big Brsoets Snceolo.
Sn"nt? Set bar mss,t Font. tbi ben. Der baooe ftreust Del,
saOos Ute 9iOrt Brus Of mango Sormaliteter. Den Wano'
"" NOor disos. bar bleusn fsb of bsnbe % bsnoss 9sn'
SO'n9sO. San baObs iOlst bsnbe til fin rIe snaefs Stnl
q BAR 9Opscpunitet Brsust. Set .ssante Sus msb 9site
~ etOlpoGr bar Suaet tabt uso bet srsnns Boro; % ben
"UHos, bosm ban bapbe iuuret eui9 Sroffab. bapoe siort xles
us lom fbt. Snbiaisl Gn Elm .tu Wobtasdku Of bette
""' 'OtlOo min Robr % is bet o~ueoaaoiee Si.m. buor
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

3an ut 8reost. bu,r ban iaa END op
bolot flg. Senne ftabi9e t%iIbasepenbsns
be Nopariel giOrbs BAN sit.rbaansen
boerit mistanflom oberfor Soffjsitt.
net. s bette bIsb Der piit Den pcerft
Electromagnetic. Sire S~tiIbpaster fob
Stat og Dag usb Snosansen. inasil
fremmeb uaotte betrebe Sistfeust. Ma.
Den tilbsreoteS uno,r Opibn al ben
spsrits 8issem,iter, Sprlt MidI Sc.
oeoRctu. Der neie postebe poo alt, hpab
8Offsne fOretoa ia. Naar Wabsn bar
ieroia. blen Der fat nosst Of Dan for
TO andre 9afsmbsbsm9nb. Wnn ben.
teoe ioa en- Stunb forat ls. ON beres
8eIbsfnbsnbs leo Ueb at ipiie at sra.
Den. % fsrit osrsfter isrberebe man for
Seiisreu. Sssl,rt. Slne. Soilsitssisn.
itaube, Yariumsrier, SpiQsfort, Breus,
Seuifriftsr. Blade. 8sssr. fort iast
alt, bpab Der benpttebss uf 8eiisren %
tom bans Yerion NOR. bleu paa bet
~itren9site unberiest | be aQerminote
Gnfeltheosr. inben Del fOm / bans 99ns
Der. gn Sang iial ban babe iaGt
"@r iss en- Spran, bIiber ies O8iao
A;oneIf h-ooo;fo.t
STARTS Waansb ipnes at bore
en- farIis Waaueo for be &roneoe 50.
psbsr. 2ben Warts 1866 &siier Nito>
Iaus (auta9,Iis Selpmorb.) 13be Star
1909 @uitup " QboIf afiat. 13os
Warts 1881 IleTaubsr III mproet
15oe Starts Al fer Str. SuIius 9alar
mprbet. 16bs 1arts 1892 Sultan Ill
mprost. 28os Warts 1901 Ssii.r YauI
mproet. Samtli9e rusfite WOnarfsr,
msb nubtasslis uf Yuul ben II %
maaits &siisr NifoIaus er Deb paa en-
poIbiom Waaoe. Yeter ben L Den
fore fOrgiftst Oslo? Yster Den III
tpalt 1852. Saul fpaIt nf 5ofm9no
1901. NITanbsr ben IL mprost 1881.
SamtIiss &siisrinbs bsbe uaturli9 Deb.
- Gitsr at Sorpaster 8uuo 8nuc'
fen uso anfier Sfop / fsre @ar baOo.
!iot Of en- SOrineoring Of Spiisrsret,
Der til SIutnins albslss c,rnsSeos Sra.
pen. iaa at Nab os 9ritfs fun naue.
bs ca. 10 Sm. nso % fort ,ftsr taitt:
osS OF, reilte ban til R~iebsnbapn %
bIep Den 3oie Sauuar iublaat poo
RommunsboipitaIet, bpOr Spsrtirura
0r. Stnts9uurb fao Gage siter fore
toe en- Operation paa bam. 8eb ben
ne operation fsrtts Der eisnnem e.
Qubniug pan Bug,n It &aut6utrsl
IND i Maben, sisunsm builtet oer Deb
3iGIp Of en- 9Iastra9t bGIbtss lbbsn
be SebsmibIsr. inuiom WeIt. SObbeIteI
sg9 og Saurtiupps, rs Softer oa9=
Iig. 8sb ssuns Dict bl,p 8nubisn
Der b,o Nutomit.u til 9oipitalst pa
meeet magsr Os traitssles. %tisoiulo %
ftett. git Den I0rsits BIB Opps % no
itrsuts fra SoipitaIst i SIutntnstn q
Waris. 9an bsfiHbsr ig M i III
9iem, fOrti9ttsnos Den iamme Dict
lom paa SOipitaIst, oa Der lite al
Opsratip 8si fuubs flares @abuiul
sisunsm Spiierertt. Ron fan aItiau
Iige ON btnne WaHo, at San / Won,
nsosr life bar imaet Rub i nm Runo
Rnubitn, Der Ct 0ann,broesmauo fro
&rieen 1880. iioor i imnu &aur
bporfor ogiaa 8On9er Of m GiUiQifs
betuIt, bans Sur o9 YIris paa Suipi
talst.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

ipunf S!us BAG 9rsne tlsr i Natfen.
Sommstitsr hi9Ipsy folbt 8anb. gr
/ iaaeanne SllF4loe en- Sanb en- 90
iaar, raar man biosr Munosn ieien,
itierss Oalaa It Snit / Sonbtisbet,
iom frembrinesr 8~Iebnina. Com IioIts
Wiobel faar man ID til at tr9tfe no
Sanhen.
M1sre oa mere tager SnttteSlen til
De Torerspe Slatsr for ben urcpeiit,
Tiifeart 8aeptr. % bette er ba bslsr
life at unorsS opsr, ba Oct CT en- bel.
luasenbe Sif. tribes iaobsI / en- Dam
iom / en- Strsm % UcEer / en- for.
holbsuiS fort Sib Op til Ell a~nieeii0
Stsrrc!ie. Serss 29a9os bliber nspps
nossniinbs ousr 4 500 men osrss Brsr=
De er laa for, at S9afeE gaar op til
40 Yunb o. mere. Sc fan opraa en-
bel 9epeaIoer, / Stsrriee bar man en-.
telte. marfsbe / line unse Gage. % BE-
uiier ma MI at bore 40 Nar aamle.
@eo snfslts Of be OfsntIise Siite.ub.
tlefnin98 Nnitolier Der | 2anbet IGss
ger man zig MI oslaa eftsr 8arpe 10.
flefnire. % BET CT at baabe, at Der
life oil beugau long Bib, fer man bar
osnne ubnGrfsbe Sla9S Giit i 8ass
ora9 % Oamms runbt Omfrin9 / Gan
Oct. Sar man BEN / en- Sam, ber
man Of % til mabs Dem; De oil ba
pore iaa n,sget ~rnlttrs o9 p9nrer i9
mart til at fOmme % tO9e lin SeNe,
nnar Den brinae8 Dem. W~an9folbias
af Iorbpsftsns Snoissr piIbe eiftnof
e9re zig fortriuli9t for oeune Siitsart.
Gen beoits Waobs at biubre 4os
tster fra at ipirs>er sfter en- erfarsn
Munbs Yaultano Gt~ieage Dem / fore
&asIer, iGtts hsm / en- tIsr anbsn 10
.bpsnins o. Ie99e rnnotOmfriu8 os
ODER eem ct Gag Solm of 2 SObs
&ptfsIie. SOsr Sang Der ffulbe brnges
no8et nf Dem, to9 lea ell baIp 8uibsl
40 Sargsu. for at 8nSierne life ituiOs
luf!es for ofte. Deuns Sysmsau9Smaa'
De ipnss at loare til Seril8tsn. tbi oa
iss Den lobe Suli tu9 no Den iibfs
8cft al 8~sboIbnin8en. uar o9iao oisie
fat, Os sObc Os ubsn 'SrOpi8gsr".
Be SIsite ueo naturlisUis, of Botelsr.
Der ~bsgpnbsr at gro. tobsr I'm 8elimog
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

at Gapteiuen letter for pris paa
fin Suno, % life pil ielse ben, Iisnt
Der er buoen BAN fore GUNNER for
ben. San refer life mere tilieS cs
Nsptuu life beler men ben eisr
for Nptte biemme peo at tase ale
be &otter, fem finoes / N~abolaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

Gn from Sonbe fcm inb | ei
Vartsbns, bpOr lsre 5Olf bar fans
lepe. Da bisie iaa. at 8Onben eftsr
Waalttoet fremiasee en- fort Ben,
10 % ippttsbe be Borrower. Bon,
ben ia9oe sanfe rplis. at be eior.
De bebf / life at 9isre fig lpftia
ccer iaaoaune SiHQ, iOm De life for.
fob. SerCper bier be prepe % iaepe,
ar be bappe iffert lise iaa appe
SfUlefunbfaber, Tom ban. Sonoen
traf sanfe rclis en- Sembalsriebbel
Op at sOmmen, % iaspe: A0en
blanot eber, iOm fan frsmftse be ire
3rOesartifIer, siper ies oisie fem
Saler". pluoielis taus Aas, os
SOnoen itaf sanfte rOtis fine fem
Daler | SOmmen o. eif.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

alerauacr Ii / fit Sicm. 8 be no
lte lem Iar al ut 9iO mOoto9 Sei'
lsren procis bDsr ire Wuausbers Dag
ct Brso af fsI9snbs SnbbOlo: Gag
Sig / &at, man oil forgive Sia /"
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
SplOsnins paa SaI0aabe / No. "a.
Tarmett, 9niet % 9apem.

SOuebtaal pogsr bsbit / np Serb /;
BET mua bore Ger slsr en- BIanoins
al Ger % Stub. % sobt gistilst. msu
life msb fs1it 8icbisI. s Sanbiorb
nptter bet life at ietts Sop,bfaaI ; tbi
ON emo Ylantsrne lsper o9 pOrsr, bill
Der Der Dog iislosn faits SOusbsr. Sc
irttes O9iaa bsolt / npipabet Serb. en-
bel 4lsu fro ~bjnanbsn Sorbsn mao
lutte sobi ON YIautsn, men life fIsm
mes baarbt til. Ran man boIge Ell
Sio. bUor Oct re9ner Pint. oa sr Del
goot ct ilipre 8anhine ; ibi bs,af bill.
per SOroltOrpen baalo, men &ulos ,r
iarligers for Raalen enb 5erte. tbi benz
ne fan afbi9lpes pso 8anb, % peb at
ietts 9sptuiits for Solsn paa Yluutsrs
SpbHbs; men &uIben br9bsr Dem iom
Ofteit aIoslss, % be imaae Srms, iom.
Op9bs Ylant.ns 8ob. tribes beoit
Ruloe.
Suor Der life CT uleast milbt Slima,
bier m n berfOr til / Wibtsn al SUM- /;
bog bsr be ietiss for 81. psnsoa9
s Suli mao man bs9pnbs at is ,ftsr
be guile sSs. lom Slusrns Io9se paa
8labsne. o. afisrre Dem Del ; tbi iii
Der De fsrit til Srms. Da sr @rbsib,t
uenbelist. SuiS man bar 8aal paa en-
iGrifiIt YIaos. fan man lubs Senlsu,
pile Dem rene, men / Sapen Der bieis
life fomme.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

gn Sarmsr bill i 8s9sleu | 4arsnts
9sb furns iamls inmmsn abitili9s Ben,
% bisie Der itt. li88s ubtnpttsbe.
Dian mao br9nbs Dem % bsnne Gits
iammsn m,o 4fe Of Ssbsn eiper st
al be bsbits 6isbnin9stofs. baabs for
agsr o9 Gns, oa bet iuosbolber ustoU
De BsitanbbsIs, an NO!ins tussr fra SOr.
DEN. Sarmertn ituIbe | bstpsIe tasst lure
mere pua at ifufe fs Sisonirs emo
ban eisr. Suor meaet Stof baobs of
oct enc % anbst Sln9s li9ser brit o9
bar Ill in9sn Nptte, ia bioraasr blot
til at Alt Ter uOrosniIi9 10 ri me.
usr Der I. 81. ugresbobs. ~opraGbn.t
8eb. eamIs Sitter >. /. b. SIeO Bette
brenbt. piIbs Nltsu birrd9s til at ss,
SOrosnS Stnstbarbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
HORSE BOOK.

ATreatise on the Horse and his diseases,
containing al Index of Diseases,' which
gives the symptoms, cause and the best
treatment Of each 8 table giving all the
principal drugs used for the horse, with the
ordinary dose, effects, and antidoet when
q poison, a table with 81 engraving Of the
horses teeth at different ages, with rules
for telling the age af the horse; . valuable
collection of receipts, and much othea
valuable information by B.I.Kendsn, MD.
Bogen or ubfpr.t m.b en- bel Wonsba
psiI.6snbt E,suinser % ienbes sortofrtt
for Is Gents. Goresie
q. Nnunhien. 9ttorah Soma
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
aibo.uSiala.

9afpb SGas, Slast.r, @a!,r Strst,
e Grcrab, Scpa. glldss friitt % falt
also iamt Ysli. ttlfalss. 9pss % Sisrtrs
ilskss III ssist, RarttAyriftr. - IL
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

Raalens iRls.s | 9reU.. fcm tnetbciet trs
Raale tc,rt. al ianm. Rummer. 9rts 40 ete.
per 5uf. Baa ale 8iitiQinssr m.o 9rft.n al
It Quinn .a.r m;r. frruobstalss 9rrtc.n al
nlia. gsnsens ftnbts sntsn Deb Rcn.azOrbt s
.atr [ rssiitrsrtt Srsp.
9nFsr Rliinens Rapu % Summer pas
Roalsne iamt fuleftGneis aerssfs.
.Sar csiaa bsefs SCalttst SomafinsSlts
genftabslisf
Sper 2arien.
Cetcrab, San. 1891.
@uIptepper (carpets) l1lees otter
Byeuer oe Iepsrss slebsrsn ubsn sItra
Betalino ~ti!jianrns. iaa be posi.r til
8crcIist. % ifuIne bet enif.s. fan be
oaiaa srboIo,s fGrbigt ipeos mso ct
Siu9o Of 5c,s pr. garo. Wiue Yre.
Uer r%tprsientsrtr ct Splas til en- SGrbt
al $4,000 % i9Iess meo fun en- IL
b.nSorbsi ousr Suofiebsprilsn. The car
pet exhibitor plisr 5sppst, lOm ON bet
/ bsle I'm Sterrelle iiulos lig9e paa
Sulpst. Sper 9arlen.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

- Sanbpine i buIs 6enbsr fOmmsr
al, at Suubnsrusrns li99er blOttet man
preptr at bebspe Den ueb at l99es ino'
paa 8omuIb, bpppet / Sslsfolie, RlO.
reform, &rsoIot, Opinmsornabet og lia
nsnbe. @Qsr O9iaa preusr man at fol-
be ben bule 8ano meo 8lp (plombsre)
sllsr 5anrflt; eIler oGiaa brenosr mon
Nerusn msb IN 9losnbe Waal. iaa ben
miit,r @onsn til at fsle. - Wsn Sanb-
pinsn tan bore reimatilt. fu9tustis.
oa fisnbiS ben iuart Der. inart Der.
Saa fanr man forge for 8atme; BARN
W.lt, Snbsnionins msb &amfsroraas
Der, &rsbsrpoie paa &inost. unbsrtiosn
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

De f~orii,Qist SIass "8opbsrs" on.
r,ttsr bpppiat itors 0teIesgslisr pea
Dc nstop tilpIuntebe Wuisa8sre. &leb
en- balu ur3, G,i,uif. blano bet lam
men m,b en- Yint WaistOrn, iIla parmt
8nno paa % lao Oct tao Natisn OUsr.
9esass nusst Of bsnne Mais psb bU.rt
9Opb,ribuI. ba oil DEN mart foriOinbs,
% 8opberen liseIsbss. ibi ben Der i
fin SuIs tuer Iisssr paa lin. 8i.rnin.
Ger, fer ben Eaar osrino.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

Sin opiruIbtst 8obat. siusn 9,its
ct Yar San9s i tn 0Ois pau en- 8be.
lie iuIh, belb:sbsr 9fite for Srm.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
EasfSrere.
Nprif
SdDelmaaerperfite

ltnnerteauepe pil berpeb bsfienot.
aiere for Bet ifanbiuapiHs Hubltfum
| Acknowledged. at ban bar aabnet ct
SSprif SaSelmascr.Serfif
/ SecOrab, % anbplper ON eanDs'
maurs Segnia9.
Seroiee Selsr, Sabler, Siplsr
pa fprreiten IlI bsnbersn0e I'll Trp'
iesfpneu, bareS altib paa Saanoen.
R%eparatipner uofcres Qobt o. biz
liat. Sans y. SUbnipn,
@ater Str, psD Slpen ar
Saussn & Geieripn.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

~ 8. xhcmfcn, Susfsru o QeHn,
g. item assni. Cfi:s spsI "6trf 3atisnal
Eanf.~ Sttcrab, SCUd.
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
Sarer
O9
9oot aj0b.

Seq bar ct ~fIloliRnpist nocala al Ssmattn.
Raal. for alt Raiiner. fem ere fabrii,r.bs .
Qmsrita.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

The GREAT MALONE CONVENTION.
The Convention next month is ex-
pected to be one of the bes. managed af-
fairs ever known in this State. The
following will be the order of exerci-
SEES:
1st. Mr.. Malone will supply the
usual rations at the Wing office.
Rk2nd. Mr.. Malone will call the Con-
vention TO order aoitbout prayer.
J3rd. Mr.. Malone will have the tenn
porary officers elected.
4th. Mr.. Malone will have the per-
manent officers elected.
9Th. Mr.. Malone will adopt plat
form embodying no Principles but plen-
ty of Interest.
9th. Mr.. Malone will instruct his of
fetal staff to address the Convention in
eulogy of Malone. The selections of
suitable poetry and smutty stories, will
be supplied from the regular factOryE
The applause will be led at proper times
by the usual signal men who will be
supple ed with stout sticks for the pur-
puose of humping the fiooy.
7th. Mr.. MaAone with deep emotion
will respond. and express his undated
determination to advance the personal
interests of Malone. The delegates
will be expected to greet Mr.. Malone
with "wild enthusiasm" and also to
mingle their tears with his. Delegates
will be supplied with onions to better
enable them to weep prOfusely.
9Th. Mr.. Malone will adjourn.
9th. Mr. Malone will supply the
usual rations at the Wing office. =
FurmviIle Mercury.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

Princess Louise is described by cor.
respondents of the Philadelphia Press as
fond of housekeeping and the kindest
of friends and hostesses. There was
sickn ess ut Rideau Hall almost from the
day the Princess arrived there. Lady
MacNamara was taken ill with scarlet
fever, and the Princess nursed her
through it then young mother and
her baby, guests at Rideau, contracted
the fever the baby died and the moth
er lay very near death; the servants
would not attend to the sick woman,
and the Princess nursed her night and
day. Every meal, every cup of water
or bowl of Cruel the Princess took to her
sick guest with her own hands.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

AN ENTERPRISING CITIZEN OF HIN
TON, w. VA.-The Mountain Herald
says that Mr.. j. H. Gunther is one of
the most wide awake, industrious and
enterprising citizens in Hinton and is
doing his full share in building up the
town. Last year he built thirteen new
houses, and now has underway the
large college building which promises
to be one of the handsomest structures of
the kind in that region.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

When the celebrated "Gorham Case"
was for months on trial in England the
editor of certain journal published the
shortest leading article ever known as
follows:
"THE GORHAM CASE. DIN the
GOrham Case"
And that's exactly what the Republic
| can Party feel about the Malone and
Gorham business. -Farnaville Mercury.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

Miss Mildred Lee, daughter of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, who has been passing a
few days with friends in Natchez, Miss.
was a passenger on the steamer for New
Orleans last week. A large number of
persons, anxious to pay their respects
to the daughter of Gen. Lee, visited the
steamer, and Miss Lee received large
quantities of beautiful flowers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26
The Malone Meeting Of Yesterday.

In accordance with previous an
nouncement, meeting to appoint dele
gates to the State convention of the Ma
hone party was held in the Courthouse
on yesterday at noon. It was not pro-
perly ReadJusters' meeting, and the
proceedings were not such as the ma
jority of Democratic readjusters can
support, but it was Malone meeting,
or it might be considered Brown
Allen meeting as he managed the whole
affair-appointed the committee, made
the speech, and prepared and offered the
resolutions. The meeting was spiritless,
the majority of the Readjusters evident
ly having no heart in its proceedings
Not more than twelve or fifteen voted
at any time, and at others not half a
dozen. Brown Allen, in response to
the call of several voices, made a very
good speech delivered in very good
style, but it had but little effect, about
as much as pouring water upon duck g
back. The people have become posted,
and cannot be easily bamboozled. The
resolution endorsing the course of Ma
hone was not passed unanimously, even
by the few voting, Gas announced by the
chair, but three or four voted against
it, and one of them, we understand, was
about to give his reasons for SO doing,
but was prevented by the instantane ous
adjournment of the meeting. We were
afraid that the meeting would not pro-
pose resolution endorsing Mahone's
course. and were pleased when it was
offered, and more pleased when it was
adopted, for we are sure that the adop-
ton of such resolution cannot be ap
proved by the mass of the Democratic
Readjusters, and that they will feel
themselves released from all obligation
to support that party any longer, as ii
is not now used to promote the interests
of Readjusters, but of Republicans. Ma
hone himself says that readjustment is
no longer the primary object of his
party, but the repeal of the capitation
tax as prerequisite to suffrage. In a
word, it is to be used not for readjust-
ment, but for the benefit of the Repub.
lican party. This being so, the Demo
cratic Readjusters cannot any longer
support it with consistency.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

NEGRO WOMAN HANGED.-Lucinda
Fowlkes. colored, who murdered her
husband, Wilson Fowlkes, on the 14th
of January, was hanged at Lunenburg
Courthouse last Friday. She killed her
husband by striking him on the head
with an axe whilst in bed. She made
p full confession.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

ACQUITTAL OF THOS. DEJARNETTE.
The trial of Thos. Dejarnette at Dan
vile for the murder of his sister Mollie
was concluded at noon last Tuesday.
The jury, after retirement of twenty
minutes, brought in verdict of "Not
guilty." because of insanity at the time
he committed the act. After the YER
dict was announced there was demon
stration of applause in the courtroom,
which was promptly suppressed by the
sergeant. The verdict seems to meet
the approval of the community pretty
gen erally.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.-On
the 18th of February Harry Vetter ,aged
Is years, OF Philadelphia, was bitten on
the hand by cur supposed to have
been mad and afterwards killed. The
boy paid little heed to the matter and
suffered no ill effect from the accident
until last Saturday night, when he was
taken with violent pains, and on Mon
day afternoon died, under peculiarly
distressing circumstances, of hydropho.
hio
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

The Republican leaders have made
up their minds to leave no stone I'M
turned to break up the Solid South. for
the reason, as given by the Washing
ton correspondent of the New York
Herald:
"That the Northern Republican
strength is no longer decisive or to be
depended on"
Just so. And the man whom they
have secured to aid them in this meas.
ure is Senator Malone, of Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

DEATH OF GEN. JOSEPH LANE
Gen. Joseph Lane died at his home in
Roseburg, Oregon, last Tuesday night,
aged 70 years. Gen. Lane was for many
years in the United States Congress,
and was candidate for Vice-President
in 1880 on the Breckenridge ticket.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

The REsoLUTIONs.-Wed desire that
every Democrat shall read. ard not
only read, but carefully study and di-
gest, the resolutions passed by the mon
grel convention, which assembled at
Harrisonburg, on Saturday, April 9th,
1881. The resolutions endorse General
Malone in the most emphatic language.
When it is remembered now General
Malone has conducted himself as Sc
nator from Virginia; how he has aban-
doned every former principle which he
endorsed and acted upon how shame-
fully he sold out National Democracy,
and has embraced those whom in for
mer days he always denominated the
enemies of his State and people, and
consorts with the worst of the head
devils of stalwart Republicanism-we
repeat, when these things are remem-
bered, it is strange indeed that men can
be found, formerly protesting Demo-
Gratis, too, who would pass resolutions
endorsing and applauding General Ma
homes course. But SO it Is, and we de-
sire to place the fact upon record, and
call the attention Of the people Of Rock
ingham to it. Old Commonwealth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-04-26

Two colored Republican Mahoneites
from this city have been in Washing
ton demanding the removal of Captain
Wilson, the Postmaster. When it is
remembered that Captain Wilson was
first known here as an officer of the
Freedman's Bureau, whose duty it was
to look after the interests of that race
and that he has ever been kind and con.
siderate towards these people, their in
gratitude in this case, is very marked
The only objection tl.ey can have to
Capt. Wilson, is. that he is not Ma
honeite, and will not bow the knee to
the new leader of the Republican par
ty. He is a Republican and Debt
Pager, and if the authorities at Wash
ington think they can afford to remove
him to provide place for Judge"
Mays, of Botetourt, all out and out Re-
pudiator, and Mahoneite, let them try
it. But they will not hear the last of it
for awhile, if they do.-Lymchbmrg Vir-
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