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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-14
\ MENTION


No. 4 came i'll late ug41u yesterday
afternoon.
A pocket and memoranda book awaits
an owner at this Office.
The children will be more than pleas
ed with Humpty Dumpty.
The %pantomime will appear at Ogden
next after leaving this city.
The lynching of Capps was the second
in Albany county this year.
Andrews Il Stockwel's company ar
rived from the south yesterday.
-Four hundred birds arrived yesterday
for the pigeon shooting this afternoon.
The new iron columns in the front of
Hellmans double store have been put
in place.
Mr.. Porter who was thrown from his
horse Thursday is doing nicely and WAS
not severely hurt.
The walls of the Electric light COM
pany's building are up and the roof
will be built next week.
Those who should know prophesy
more extensive building the coming
season than during the present one.
Prosecuting Attorney Potter is nurs-
ing a very sensitive thumb, it, Or part
of it, having been shut in a safe, a day
or two since.
Workmen are e~xcavating a sidewalk
cellar preparatory to laying down a flag
walk in front of Kent X ArnOld's
savings bank.
A party of four of the saddlers in
Meanea's establishment returned yes
terday from "A hunting trip up in the
country reporting a pleasant time.
Leave of absence for fifteen days
has been granted First Lieutenant
William p Hall, r. q. M, 9Th cavalry,
to take effect during the present month.
Vanderbilt travels in a special train.
This king of railroads travels with
more luxury than the kings of the old
world and has more cash mt his fingers
ends.
New broOms sweep clean and SO do
Cheyenne zephyrs. There is nothing
loose left in the streets but the new
water pipes and a few heavy pieces of
building stone.
The clown and his donkey headed Il
noisy procession of children last night
and headed one or two teams down the
street as well-just started them on,
that was all.
Messrs. Frank Bond and George
Reeder returned yesterday from a hunt
ing and camping trip toward Laramie
peak, bringing trophies of the hunt with
them as well as plenty of healthy
tan.
The unceremonius hanging of Capp
the murder of Dick Elgin meets the
approval OF all lovers of Justice even if
Judge Lynch did conduct it. At least
the opinion is freely expressed about
town.
The polished granite columns for the
corner entrance to the new bank build
ing have arrived. Workmen yesterday
placed the large single stone flag
bottom of the bank vault in position,
and b%ricklayers have commenced their
labor.
A special despatch from Pueblo to
the Denver Republican states that
Thursday George j. Franklin, of that
city, sold his railroad grading outfit.
consisting OF mules, wagons, ect., to
Van Tassell, of Cheyenne. the con
sideration being SIS, 600 cash.
Considerable amusement was occa-
sioner at the depot yesterday by fruit
less attempts to unload the clowns
donkey from the baggage car with other
properties for the pantOmime show.
The mistake vas that5they pulled the
critter in the direction they wanted it
to go. The natural result was that the
fellow had to be thrown ont.
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EOu DO. You Know You DO.

When someone's step comes up the walk,
Your cheeks take on a roster hue;
And, though no other hears ais knock,
You hear 1t well-you know you do.
And when his arm steals round yourchaI,
You give Il smothered scream or two,
As If you didn't wanti 1t there
But, oh, you do-you know you do!
q lethim kiss your blushing cheek:
Somehow your lips meet his lips, too,
You tempt him. pretty thing, to speak.
You wicked flirt-you know you dol
And when he timidly 10th press
His wish to make n wife of you,
With happy heart You answer yes,
You darling girl-you know you do
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II. S. Brush, Fox Creek, arrived yes
terdayt
A. F. Harer came in from Rawlins
yesterday.
L. A. Lowe came in from his ranch
yesterday.
T. D. Perrine went to Rock Creek
yesterday.
Moreton Frewen came in from the
east yesterday.
q. R. Palmer returned from Pine
Bluffs yesterday.
Mrs. V. Del. Mansfield arrived in
this city yesterday.
]. c. S. Richardson returned from
the west yesterday.
Chas. Rastaetter arrived from Fort
Fetterman yesterday.
W. 7. Gibbons, Mai. Wham's clerk,
went to Denver yesterday.
John David returned from a trip up
in the country yesterday.
N. l.. Andrews, Buffalo autographed
at the Inter-Ocean yesterday.
W. w. Palmer, Chicago, arrived in
town upon one of his periodical visits
yesterday.
Robt. Mack, advance agent for the
Ideal pantomime company, goes to
Ogden to-day.
S. F. Edmonds arrived in this city
Thursday evening and went up in the
country yesterday.
Mr...Bacon, OF Balch & Bacon, Lara
mic City, passed west yesterday on his
return to Laramie.
Dudley II. Snyder and his two
daughters arrived from the south yes.
terday the guests of Mr.. .Jno. Snyder of
this city.
Rev. Geo. c. Rafter, the new rector
of st. Marks, arrived from Golden yes
terday afternoon and will preach in
st. Marks, Sunday.
Mrs. Leibey and children returned to
FIT. Collins yesterday after spending a
few days with Mrs. and Mrs. l. c.
Whipple in this city.
Major Carney returned to the duties
of the Cheyenne land receivers office
yesterday looking as natural as life.
But he is somewhat cast down at the
result of the OHIO elections. Keifer is
elected to be sure but Ohio, the state
of states, in the official directory has
succumbed to the encroachments-- of
lager and scheese and %kertiapped. 1t
worries the Major to have his vote
counted on the losing side.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: w
d Warner, Fit Fetterman; Mr. TilIott-
son; James W Heidelberg, st Louis;
o D Randall, st Louis; w W Palmer,
Chicago.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: G L
Oatman. Chicago; j R Withrow, Coun-
Gil Bluffs; Mrs V Del Mansfield, New
York; G r Palmer, Chicago; Geo +
Johson, Kansas City; I A Lowe, Ranch
Henry G~ueseker, Denver. II S Bush,
Fox Creek; A F Harer, Rawlins; | F
Foote, Rawlins; B f MorthIngton,
Rawlins; N / Andrews, Buffalo; Chas
Rastaetter, Fit Fetterman. r 1
Andrews, Boliver, New York; inc
David; L II Cowles, Pine Bluffs; Frank
Williams; Geo F Stuet; Hugh Duryea:
j G 5 Richardson.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Enoch Cornell;
Fred st Dennis, Horse Shoe; J Gold.
man, Denver; G w PfeifIer, st Louis;
b b Heller, West Liberty, la; Jno A
Miller, West Liberty, Ia. II Jones
Nevada; ] T Anderson; NJ A Redding,
Charlton, Ia; + b Chadwick, Pole
Creek: J G Shaw, Robt Walker, Robt
Mack, d Sullivan, Prof Jacobson,
Frank Monroe, b McCurdie, Harry
Morosco; Walter Morosco; viii II
Bray, Carrie Moore, Chas Moore, Ida
Maussey, Andie Morris, Bliss Whit
taker, L r Stockwell and Chas i
Andrews, of the Ideal Co.
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SPEEDY JUSTICE !
The Cowboy, Capps, at Fl. Fetterman
in the Hands of a Court Which
Works Speedily and
Effectively.
A Large Party of Masked Men Take
Him From the Guard House
and Hang Him.

Special Dispatch to the LEADER
Fort Fetterman, Wyo., Oct. 10
Dick Elgin Is avenged. About Il
O'Clock last night a party Of masked
men entered the guard house where the
murderer was confined and ordered the
guard to throw up his hands. After
contained the prisoner and forcing
open the door, they dragged him out
and hanged him to a beam of a high
fence in the rear of the guard house,
where at this hour g a. m.) the body
is still swinging, a CHASTITY spectacle.
G.. w. NJ.
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the people vote not foi men OF Vhell
choice' Out TOE men CHOSEN ny Two
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Preparations are making for Il union
church service at the opera house to.
morrow evening, at which time Rev.
j.. j. Davis, the first pastor of the CON
EDUCATIONAL church of this city, but for
many years since engaged in mission
AIRY work in Japan, will talk upon his
missionary work.
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Rev. J. ID. Davis, the first pastor of
the Congregational church of this city,
is expected here to-day on his return to
Japan, where he has been laboring for
several years. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Davis and two Japanese ladies,
graduates from Vassar, on their ret IN
home. MI. and Mrs. Davis will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, J. 5. Taylor
during their stay here.
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Found

On Friday, in Cheyenne, a pocket
and memorandum book, containing val
liable papers, now at the LEADER Office.
The owner, by describing property and
paying for this notice, can have the
same.
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Pure Mahpalutah lake ice for sale in
large or small quantities, delivered to
all parts Of the city. Leave orders at
+. p. Shows office.
CHEYENNE TRANSFER Co
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FOR SALE OR RENT.


A good Howe sewing machine.
Would exchange for a good COW or
horse. Inquire at the LEADER office.
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The Pioneer Hook and Ladder com
pany will give a Social Hop in Library
Hall, on Monday evening, November &,
1882. Tickets one dollar.
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Office rooms for rent in Mechanic
block. Inquire of Craig Il Gardner.
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Building Lots Monthly Payments.
Lots eligibly situated. Will be sold
at low prices. Warranty deeds given.
j. G. BAIRD,
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Sheep for Sale.

One thousand ewes and lambs at a
bargain. Apply to r. Martin, Egbert
7. O., Laramie Co, Wyo.
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F. :. WARREN & CO,
GUNS.

For fine work In rihr Sights, for
choking shot guns, for rifle and shot
gun shells, and for sporting goods, no
to = BergfrSen. Seventeenth street Gp-
pOsite the city hall.
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a large assortment of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON 81 BUECHNER,s.
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For Sale.

A highly bred young Stallion for sale.
Enquire at Wightman's Livery stable.
14sept If
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o N SHOES.
Remember

That if yOn desire an elegant lifting aud
solid" pair Of boots, you should 20 10
tHAs. ROKAHR,
$50 Sixteenth It.
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f.. Warren & Co. haYe a fl stclass
tIuOLSTERER and an elegant stock
Of Furniture Coverings.
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WANTS.
Wanted.

Wanted.
A cabinet maker or carpenter, at Y
Bakers, 800 Hill street.
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Wanted.

a good girl or woman to do house
work. Apply to Mrs. G.. a. Guertin,
472 Eighteenth street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-14

a furnished room, conveniently sit.
uated. Apply at the LEADER oficc.
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Engraving in all its branches is done
IEHNFR, JACKSON Il BUECHNER's,
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smith ~ Harrington have in their
stock the most complete line of over,
coats and ulsters in the city.
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Notice.
Sheep men or others who would like
to invest IN sheep and have them ranged
at a stated price per head, will please
call upon or address, J. \. RINER,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
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For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER. 18th street.
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For Delegate to Congress-,
MORTON Z. POST.
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ica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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We mean ltrst-class table board at
the Cheyenne House, Do Themes st.
a HOWARD H~ALvERsON, Prop.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
HolanOet.a
europa.

Ruslano.- Rat: 3eit. b~eretter,
ar Der ueo Feuilloneu al n Nrttleriet
tilbsrenoe 6ruotfabrit er Opba9et iulte1
matilte 3pperier / De ii lioite Aar, be-
Ipbenoe itg ri mango 0tilioner Rubler.
Belebet tan euonu life neiaQtiQ be-
ltemmes, men man tan gjere zig en-
6oreltiutn9 oerom, naar man ~bstRuter,
at Setprelleu az 6roneus 6abriter bar
berssnet 6ulenet al Je9liten I'll Isl
Hubel, menS ben tuuoe tiebe ben for
9 Rubler o. anpenbe DEM paa fine eque
6abrtter. 0erpeo fortleute 50brttltps
reIieu aarli9 !, 800, 900 paa Stdtens
8etOltnln9, Sr9muteriaIet til gn9nius
ger, opiert iOr 8rouenS Rs9niua, par
bersgnet efter su tillparenoe Bristurant,
ua9tet bet par taget / 6ronsns e9ue
Sto9s. Sitter 4nl9ggst al en- Sci,
buOr Der par Sauo iSuerfloo, hf 6ros
nsn e Rlemperesnins puu Sano.
- Ct. petersburg 9rsiect bar be-
Ororet 9OIitiet til al uojase ale Sober,
Der ubsn ipecisi Stuaoslis Dor inben.
FOR 8ueus @renoier. Senatet bar
i9Ibst ben af9isreIie, at Del lite ital
pRre tiuabt Tor Sober al hare Soros
Gtenoom / Huslauo.
England. Del tongeIiss 4lbam.
bra: heater / Qonoon usobrRnote Ons:
bag Qiten. 6Oreitiuinssn par nstOp
til Guoe. os en- balu Sime, ~eftsrat 81.
Den uobroo, ia!ot 5aarnet iammen. ,Sn:
tel blsu reoost. aariaeen til 9Iosas
Sptouit tienoes lite: 300 -menneiter
bar miltet III ysue6rso.
Spoftlanb. -6auoe!s Ramrsne /
ale be tpoite Ss.0apne bar protsitss
ret mob oet 6orbub, lom Tiger, al anne:
ritanlt 6lelt life Hal inofsres Res
g~ierinsen agter BOG at foitboIos ben
engaug taeue 8silutulug.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13

rtmeIist. 6or ben berpeb inbtomne
Gum ituloe Der ba tjsbeS Government
Bonos, og bpert Qar ituloe oa Rens
terne beraf tOmme Suoianerne tilqooe
til oeres u~nberbolb, men Ropitaleu
oerimoo lite rsres. Renterne uiloe bltpe
me9et mere eno ben unberitettelie, Der
nu aarlis poes benz, Og ueb Siben beraf
uiIoe be baue en- Rapital, Der ltoo urers
Ii9, tnotil GonsresIen MATTE sjsre en-
6Oranorin9 beri. Baa oenne Maaoe
Diloe man tunue faa oronet sSnoianerz
StpreIien bebre, ON Der blep toset en-
Iaaban 6OrbOlosregeI IiseOusrfor aue
Snoianere Os beres Reisruattousr. Osiaa
for Resierinsen uiloe en- laaDan Obj
ming afgiue tore 6orosle, oa oct iaaz
lebes tisbte 9anb tunbe afbqnoes til
uirteli9e Settlere for en- beiere Bris og
uiIoe bliue Optaset al Snbipiber, Der
betoler Statter Os bibraSer I'll, at Gam
Oct bliper opbprtet".
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
MiSiOuri

Der CT tnapt no9en anoen Stat,
buor Heperu9lenet 9jeres laalebeS til
en- v~bulineis" lom Der, Os oerior er
bet beuer lite frit for, at rblfub fra
andre Stater tpr berino for at brine fit
uuelen; bog lpnes osiaa geioItnins
gems 8spibitbeb / ben ienere Sio at
pare uaaSnet, laa be life l9n9ere laa
let iom tiblisere finoer fig / ilise Sti>
manos SERB. 6crrise Wtanous fore>
toses Der iaaIeoeS / Moberbp en- iors
melis oSast paa 3 perioner, Der bauoe
inoifrepet fig / en- SOtelsB rototol uue
Der falife Napne, men lom mart efter
at en- / gpen boiat Wtano blep oien>
tjenbt iom 3 Oesperaoos, Der bar tit
6iem i Wount Sterlins / Suinois, os
bpem man for ct 8ar Oa9e iioen iors
isste at arreltere / 3Opeta, 6anias,
ueb builtsu QsilisbeO Sberihen os en-
at bans 5lalpere blep tarltg @iaaret.
Oa goIitiet / Moberlp sjorbe Nnitals
ter I'll at arreitere benz pao aaben 9abe,
miot paa lpie Oasen, fprebe be meb
ane Reuoluere % iatte iaa ofiteo i
DiIo 6Iust; poIitiet Os en- Sture Mens
neiter iatte efter foripnebe meo Stpoe=
Vaabeen, bpilte itabis gan COB Rlans.
Otter at en- Glib par bsnsaaet paa
oenne Waaoe, fit 2 al Rsuerns Gie
paa 2 Opiableoe 6eite, Os | ct Nu uur
be oppe paa Rpsgen at benz ben Sre.
bic matte fremoeleS BRUCE fine Ben.
Oct en6te meo, at oenue blep itubt
libel, be TO 9nbre blep inbbentst o9
taset tilfanse, men life fSrenb baabs
be og oeres 5eite baube faaet aluOrs
ltse Clubs Guar; ben enc al benz oil
rtmeliSuiS lite funne Iepe. Snsen at
Jorfslsens blep %trufne, itjsut Sturs
tene lite ipareoe paa 4mmuniation.
N%spsrnes pirteIise 0aDne er Ni9olas,
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
Rem. WeritO.

NpadesS tammeu bltper p9rre 90
pRrre. Ru tommer Der iaaleoes I'm:
oerretHing ON, al gu" os bans g0nos
bar ouerTaIot o9 orRbt ct SeIlsab al
so Reritanere os 9msritun.re / R9r:
6soen al gpen Gaia. De 0rabte
bauoe idmIst ZIG for at iorfslge Qpa:
der, Der bouoe pua ost 6ratteite suet
Reuerier ira Settlsre, men De faIot
/ Ell 8asbOlO Os bleu aIoeIes OUsrumps
let. en- AZ Dem oar imiolsrtio iaa
beIbis at unoilippe os Isb III Settles
mentet for at biotalos Si9Ip, msos
braote ooiaa 80 Mano, men til iugen
Rptte; meoeus uosle al Snoianerns
bOlOt Oisie Stausen, bIeu De 80 mpr:
oeoe al De suri9e bfobtsritige Rsos
buoer.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
f q.

De oiiieteas Rapporter for 1882 pi:
Ter en- Gilbert al $50 WtiI. 3ernboue,
$4,000 flere ialt boiatte S~uopaauere %
oernRlt Osiaa N ltaots 6reo meb On.
oianerne. Soften bar pRret rig, %
Triierne beore eno Tor mango 4ar i;
minolt 10000 Qcres mt 9ano CT lagt
unoer Blousen. QQereoe for par Der
ltorurteoe 6joroer al Storf9 og SOuer
paa be uiotitratte @raSsangs, Og bog
CT Sauet iuar bleuet fcreget meo l00s
900 al isrlte SIasS og 100000 AZ oet
ltoite fOruoen ben 6ore9elie, SelRt.
nin9erne peo 5ormsrslier bar bait in.
oenfor zig. Som Slutlteu puu al
oenne 5erlisbeo itaar ben uotaIelie al
en- 9eOIOsiit, at MOntuna en- Dag oil
pore ben Stat, Der frsmbrin9er bet
meits &uI inoenfor be 6oreneSe Statsr.
- Rortbern Yaei1c ganen8 Gin.
uesang sr nu naaet irsm iii Qiuin9:
tone, Gnospunttst for geQOpitoue 81.
%uiiion, Os 3ren lsber berbeu. aiitans
ben ira st. Saul er 1881 Mite %
ira Superior / Wiseonlin lOll Mile.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
DrcHDcnteuS 8uORab

til ben Abe Gonsreis er ct iau uibtIef:
tist Document, at oct for port BIab er
umulist at inbtase famine, men ri oil
siere ct uobrus beruf, iaa eeierne al:
Iiseuel faar auIebuins til at ie, buab
SnoboIoet berer paa, os Der er bet.
9uao England ansaar, er Der puo
@runb at Be rife Sptsier forefulSt en-.
tslte Sansfltnser / SrIano al american.
tie Borssre. 5 ben 9lnIebnins bar Der
meuem be to Rationer paret brepet ab.
ifiqise bipIomatiite llnberbunbIinser, Tom
for Nmerita bar faaet ct tilfreositil.
Ieube ReiuItat, ps bet sieniibise Gors
boIb CT gobt.
Osiaa GOrboIbet til RusIanb er nu
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
Wfrifa.

Nrabi Bahia bar li9eopertor Den
&ri98:Ret, Der par lat til at BONNIE
bum, betjenbt Zig ielu itplbis / Spr0r,
os bans Dom ifolse benne getjenbelis
lpb paa Cohen. Strar sfter ioran.
ereoe BOG Rbsoiuen oeune Dom til
lipSuari9 0anohp9ti9beo. arabis Ops
trGoen for fine Oommere ltal bape p9s
rel meget p9rbig. Mau taller ON, at
ban for lit 0eotommsnoe oil bliue lenot til
oct gobe Suabs 6orbjerg, Nnors ubtu.
Ter bog osiaa, at bet ital ltaa BAN frit
for at u9lse tit OpbOlos>S teb uoens
Tor 2anoet, bpor ban lelu nil, os gn.
felte Torlltrer enoog, at ban oil opllaa
fit t6jem / De 6oreneoe Stater, Oe
andre Sprorere bar Oslaa faaet i'm Dom
lpoenoe pua 9anbs> 6oruisnins, buorbsn
er enonu uafsiort.
Us 9ppten.-I rabi Bahia bar ubs
talt at ban piloe foretrette at blipe an>
pitt Damascus / Sprieu, suer | mobs
lat Sab 2Onoou lom tit 6orpisnin9Ss
Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
Sn0latt0et.
8 10 a.


Rbomber9s Oeitiuert / Dubuque bar
iluttet meb i'm 0irtlomheb og ltal NJ
foranores I'll et 6lelte>S alteri.
Weit college / 9riuusu er NJ
nelten uuoer Gag, men BET uil Doc
enbnu pare en- COB Glib, inben BET far
tases / grus.
Oberit Sobn W. gOrtsr, Rreii:
bent for Statens QaubbruessS elifab oq
Soma Gttp Sunbbeos,R ommiSiiOn, iamt
peI tjenbt uoe i Rorouelten iom en- le:
benbs 6raluite gambler, er bob / Soma
Gitp al Rerpes 6eber,
Bernard Ouffp / Dubuque CT
en- Gag, uulast mob 8pen, bleuen til.
tjenot en- Understanding al $4,000, for
bi ban leb Staoe paa 2e9emst bsrueo,
al ct Gag at ct gus, man bolot paa
at fiptte, par bleuen opltiaet paa Sors
tauget, men iaaleoes, at BET ialbt oper
bam Os omtrent sioroe bum til Rrsbs
ling.
= 9olitiet / Davenport drreitereoe
/ Sirsouss CHARLES s.. goper Tor at
baue iabriteret % lat / SmIpb iaIite
Bense. S belle 3 Tiger bar ban Orez
pet bette lit Spill o9 Hot uo9ipet me
80 Gents o9 Dollars tptter, bog iaas
leoes, at ban altio Mt tilba9e i 9erliu9
oct melte al Selobet / 9oOe Ben9e. IA
0olitiet greb BAN, iauotss ban / lit
aietteu netop if9ro meb at laue Reuge.
Qlt bans 8erftet ut man ogioa iut
paa. 0au bauoe iabriferet 5 GentS o9
Dtpnt az Selp op iii Collar tpffsr.
Den gpgnins, / builten oar Sian
ton Genters 8oit.SoutOr foruoeu tn
gutit 5orretnins, CT ueobrenbt. Cab
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
General 2ottnant GbertoanS
NappOrt

fra bans unberisseIieSreiie / Wpomins,
Scabo os Wontana / ausut os Sep,
TENDER Mauneo inbebOIber osiaa ct Uint
ON en- M Snbianersg oIitit. GrowsNa:
tionsn teller $40 Sjale. % bereS
&sisruation, buOr Der sre8ier nosle faa
8reatursr os DOrer nosle faa Bar, bar
ct 9lreaI at 8 Miuionsr DorbifuIbt Qanb.
Seq pilbe anbefals", i%triuer Sberiban,
cot @esjerinssn siusr so acrss til
buert TamihesS oUeb Os fisher Rsiten
af 9anbet af Snbiauerne, fig for en-
balp Dollar pr. Ners, ON bet fnbss
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
MericO.

6~remoeles suer Npa9esSnoianerne II
ifratfelise llu9ien. 6or lite lang Gil
iioen brsb en- ganbe af Dem paa SOC
ino ouer @ranoien og taitebe fig oue'
ben lille gp Gaie @ranoe. Ser be:
spnote De ct forferbelist Blob6ao, be,
bauoe I'll Setse, at minbf rs Menne:
fer faIot iom Offer for beres Blob:
tsrit. aoifiuise Bigger os aOner bier
o9iaa bortfsrte at bisie Bilae, Os til:
lise en- Wansbe 6reotuyey. Suiene
latte be Slb paa os brenbte bek op.
Oe Wiproeoe tilbsrte be melt pelltaaenbs
5amilier / 8pen, os berior bleu osiau
Qisere plpnorebe for be &laber % os
6oltbarbeoer, be bar paa fig. Ristis:
NOT bleu Der ieuere uoienSt Trooper
efter benz, men rimeliguis bar be faaei
ct aft for lanst 6oriprans.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
o

Gen tIoItsere Gier al gIaOet "gmi'
sranten", 6. s. SOlbers, er uonaun'
til banlt 0icetoniul for Stateu Wi8:
conlin, og be Sorenoe Staters Resje:
ring bar ltabf9itet u~on9pnelien.
Store Oplas al Sern Os BIN Ell
Opoaset / SatlOn County, Os Der ba,
oannet fig ct Ntties Sslifab meo er
capital at 5000, 900 for Der at uubn'
en- oroentli9 8rube:G Drift.