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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
Commercial and Financial
STOCKS AND BoNps,

Ma -.
w" ohN' Deo' o'--lhe stock market
opened ut an advance Of TO I, led by Texas
& Pacific. In the early dealing p,ioss
raoc,ad n Fraction .,.,,,,, ,.I
'"s''U", "''.' "n'V" az "o'anee
WAS recorded OF TO Il, IN which North
western, ST. Paul New Jersey Central.
Wabash, preferred, and Denver were most
conspicuous.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 5.-Money, 4 TO 7; clos.
ing offered ut t. prime, merchantile naper,
6to $; sterling exchange, b b, steady; ls0
to 4,0l sight, ISil Q per cents, 1924;
extended 5's lols; ips, coupons, l.l2l; as,
l.Nk governments, irregular; railroad
bonds, moderately active and, generally
higher,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Dec. o. Closing Report. r.
Flour quiet and unchanged; wheat moder.
atcly active and higher; regular 9l2 De-
cemberS Q5l, january; 9ls to 9is, year.
Corn active, firm and higher 55a TO 55a,
cash, 63s to 63s, January. Pork active, firm
and higher SlI50.to Si7 60, cash; $l770 10
$lL721, January. Lard active, firm and
higher; l072l to 1915, cash and January;
l0,779, year. Bulk meats steady and un.
changed. Whisky steady and UNCHANGED;
$l,l7.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
i.Ve' " ,lNouh rcpuIt, IfOy
receipts, 5000; market active and strong.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5,-fCloslng Report,l-.
Cattle receipts, 6oo0; shipments, i,76O;
market weak; good to choice shipping,
80 ~ to 50 90; common TO fair, S400 TO
5000; butchers fairly active and firm;
$40 TO $3.o. Sheepreceipts, 5000 ship
ments, 400 market slow, hut steady me-
dium to good, 50 10 to $500; choice to ex.
ira, $4.25 to Sf0O.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, PRODUCE AND LIVE srooK.
KANSAS CRY, Dec. OIL Noon Report. +.
Wheat, No. 2spot, 7si.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. o. Closing. Wheat,
steady; No. 2 red, 7Sl to 7s2, cash. Corn,
steady 40 to i0s, cash. Cattle, slow; native
steers, 100 to 100 pounds, $3.50 to $40;
! no Texans here. Sheep, quiet; $3.50.
( ST, LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIS, Dec, b.-[Closing Report. l.
Cattle very dull; offering small and Of poor
quality; common Texans, $3.50 to IS 20;
high grades, $3.50 to $i; native butchers
stutr ranges from W to 81; good to choi1o
shipping steers would bring 80 to 1915.
Sheep quiet; natives range from SO to "a. %;
Texans, 81 90 to 81.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 5.--Flour firm; choice
$40 to sigo; family, $365 to $3.50.
Cornmeal dull at 81 30. Wheat flrmer and
better; No. 2, red, 9ts to 0i4, cash. 9iI, De-
cember; 961 TO Wa. January. Corn higher
and trm 81 to OLE, cash; ole TO 5li, De-
cember; 40e, January. Whisky steady at
81 10. Pork easier at $l7 80 10 Sl7371.
Bulk meats held firmly; loose shoulders,
6i long clear and short ribs, OF; short clear,
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Frank Frayne's Victim.

NKw YoRK, Dec. 6.-The funeral Of Anna
VonBehren, the young actress, shot and
killed by Frank Frayne during per.
formance at Cincinnati took place this ai.
tcrnoon from the Bedford avenue Baptist
church Brooklyn, aud was largely attended.
Numerous floral tributes scnt by friends
rested on and around the caske.. The
principal mourners were the Eirls OF the
family, Frank Frayne, and members Of The
company In which she performed. The IN.
neral was preached by Rev. Hiram Hutch.
ins, who spoke fcelingly OF the unfortunate
girls death. The body was taken 10 Green.
wood for intcrment.
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Wills Point.

WILLS PoINr, Dec. 5.--ISpecial.l-I. Il.
Rose, dry goods and clothing merchant,
was closed to-day under attachment. Assets
and liabilities not known. The impression is
that, after he gets over his embarrassment
he will try and pay every cent he owes.
Lambert Il Richardson's Dramatic COM
bination played last night East Lynne.
There have been shipped from here to
date 5000 bales of cotton.
Weather warm and sultry.
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DENTON, Dec. 5.-[Special.l-Mr. d. A.
Robinson filed his bond last night and was
duly installed as mayor of the city. His
majority over both competitors was nine,
as shown by the official count.
The Golden troupe is playing here.
An attempt was made to burglarize the
Clyde hotel last night, but was prevented
by the watchfulness of the night clerk, Mr..
Albert l.. Daily, who fired three shots ut
the intruder, who was on the gallery OF the
hotel trying to effect an entrance.
Weather is delightful, and could not be
better to perfect the cotton crop.
Frederick Warde will play here in the
Denton opera-house tomorrow night.
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nIexia.

MExiA, Dec. Especial. deputy Sher
III Rowin, of Tarrant county, accompanied
by Sheriff Childs, Of Freestone county, took
the cars here this evening, having in charge
one James Creswell, alias James Williams
charged with tie murder of "a Mr., Edwards,
in Tarrant county, in 1869. Creswell was
arrested in Van zanGt county last month,
on charge of stealing lot of horses from
Mr.. John Snapp, of Wortham, During his
II was discovered that tho party wa,
wanted at Fort Worth. Since the commit,
tai OF the murder he has been In Arkansas,
New Mexico and Mexico. lie has been re.
siding in Freest0ne county u year or more.
and is known as James Williams.
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Annirs In Utah.

MORMON OFFICIALS coYTEsTIHG EVERY INCH.
SALT LAKE, December 5.-Tho Hoar
amendment empowered the governor to up.
point municipal officers who would have
been elected last August, but for the Ed.
munds bill, but the incumbent refused to
turn over TO the governors appointees
Three district courts have now ruled on
applications for mandamus Judge Har.
ter decided the pleadings insufficient, and
an amended complaint has since been filed.
Judge Emerson virtually decided the com.
plainants entitled 10 oaice, but granted stay
OF proceedings, and an appeal was taken
which will be argued at the January term
OF territorial supreme court, and II was de.
cided that q mandamus Is the proper
remedy; that the offices were vacated by
the lapse OF the election, and the governor
was therefore authorized to I'LL them.
The motion for stay Of proceedings on ap.
peal will be argued December 9th.
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Railway Racket.
MOTIFS AND RuMoRs.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-president Foster dc.
nies that Vanderbilt has any interest in the
Omaha road, and all other rumors about
his resignation. The national exposition Of
railway appliances Is TO be- held here on the
3lst OF next May TO July the 9TH. A dis
tinguished list Of commissioners and rail.
way men are back Of the scheme. A Mil
waukce special says that Shcrburne Bry-
ant, OF Milwaukee, and Louis Sand, Of
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Austin: Coming Events Casting Their
Shadows on the Lobby OF the
Capitol A Land Grab
Looming.
Marshall; The Directory Of the Texas
\ Pacific Assemble-A Flatter-
ing Exhibit Made.
San Antonio: Elaborate Preparations
Making for the Reception Of
Railway Magnates.
Sport on the Alamo City's Course An
the Well Known Flyers
There.
Denton: May0r-elect Installed - Bur.
glars Baflied.
Rice: A Little Negro Bitten BY a
Mad Dog.
Mexia: An Alleged Murderer Il In
Limbo.
Mexia: An Alleged Murderer Il In
Limbo.
Other Interesting News by Specials.

Rice.
RICE, Dec. o. Especial. IA pegro boy
about years old was badly bitten, near
Captain William Lockarts, about three
miles from here, by q mad dog; b ting out
three teeth with upper lip, ON the arm and
other places. The doc tor cut out and
cauteriaed the places bitten, aud the child
now IS doing well, The dog was killed,
Though not before biting some stock.
Two weddings in high life will come oil
shortly here,
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MARSHALL, Dec. 5.-ISpecal lat regu.
lar meeting Of the board of directors of the
Texas e Pacific railroad company, held In
the city to-day, the following named direc-
tors answered to names: Bond, Hayes,
Brown, Hall, Scott, Talmage, Wheelock;
Major Bond presiding. The gross receipts
o. the road for the past year amount to over
S5,6OO,OOO; the gross receipts of the fourth
week in November amount to $500 In
excess OF the corresponding week last year.
The directors express themselves wen salts.
lied with the general condition of the road.
and predict large emigration to the state,
and that, as q consequence, the road will be
generally beniited thereby.
Colonel George Noble IL in the city.
The Marshall Car Il Foundry company
have purchased the Kelly IRON works, at
kellyville, and will put them In active
operation at once.
The people of the county are voting on
the free law question today.
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San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec, 5.-[special 1.-THE
fair of Congregation Bethel opened at Ca.
sino hall this evening under tho most fat.
tcring auspices. The attendance was very
large, the hall beautifully decorated and
illuminated. The display embraces con.
trbu,ions from the principal cities Of the
country, possibly never before cqualled in
the state.
The committee managing the reception
to be rendered TO Messrs. Pierce. Hunting.
ton, Crocker and other railway magnates.
expected 10 arrive Thursday, collected
~ ,0e0 for the purpose to-day. A grand re.
ception will be held at Casino hall. Il Is
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TT is NOW TIME THAT

Readers Of the Herald should begin to look aboutthem
for their Holiday Goods. There is no man SO rich
but would appreciate Christmas Gift Of some one
of the articles exhibited by u.s. and purchasers should
bear in mind the fact that nowhere else can they Sc
cure better goods and cheaper, prices than from
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GOVERNOR iSAuoURArED = BUTLER m.
.l. xLECrEp.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Dec 5.-Goyernor
Thompson was inaugurated to-day, And
United States Senator Butler was 70.
elected.
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BLANKENSHIP G BLAKE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Notions,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
AD|Ey AND GENTS HATS
Trunks, Valises, Etc,
500 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

On Our First Floor offering complete line Of
eans Lndseys Flannes Repeents Blankets Beached and
Brown Canton Flannes, Bleached and Brown Domestcs
Cotton Plads, Chevots, Hickory Stripes, Prints, etc.
On Our Second Floor offering as complete line
Of Notions Hosiery Gents Furnishing oods, Cashmere,
Shirts, Especially suited to Western tade) our Custom
Made Overalls, etc., as offered in this market.
On Our Third Floor are offering the most complete
line Of Mems, Boys and Chldrens Hats, comprising B..
Stetons and Hurst & Sons Hats, gotten up especially for
our Cow Boy trade also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
Hats Misses and Chdrens Sailor Hats Trunks Vases and
Satches also Towers Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats etc.
ever offered byus
~ We earnestly solicit inspection Of our Stock before
making purchases.
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Crimes and Casualties.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Frank McNamee,
Dutch Pillet," and Levy Chew, the latter
colored, were arrested last night while driS-
ing wagon containing five dead bodies to
the medical college. The bodies had been
stolen from the Lebanon cemetery, in the
lower part OF the city. Two more arrests
were made this morning, when the detect.
ives visited the cemetery and arrested
Robert Chew, its superintendent, and
Andrew Mnllins. All the prisoners will
have u hearing this afternoon.
THE sruRTA CASE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-rhe condition Of Te-
rosa Stnrta, this morning, was such that
she was not able TO appear IN the court
room for the process Of examination, and
the case was adjourned. Her physicians
say that Yesterdays scene will likely be re-
peated when she appears again.
STEAMBOAT FInR.
WASHINGTON, n. c., Dec. 5.-The steamer
Enterprise burned OIL Wards Point yes.
terday afternoon. Chaplain W. A. Thomp.
son, W. W. Hancock and colored man
from Picton were drowned. Captain Mayo
displayed great heroism in saving the pas.
sengers, among them Mrs. Dltton and chill.
dren.
MISPLACED SWITCH.
TowANpA, Pa, Dec. 5.--An accident on
the Lehigh Valley railroad occurred at
Rummersield, caused by misplaced
switch A freight train on a siding was run
into by the express train. Engineer Foulk
and Fireman Kingsland, of the freight
train, were burned to death. X. NJ. Mul.
lens, brakeman, was badly hurt. Both en-
gines were totally wrecked. The baggage,
express and sleeper burned, also the mails.
No passengers hurt
INDICTED.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 5.--William H.
Tollman has been indicted on the charge OF
forgery in connection with supplemental
assessment lists. Several other employees
in the commissioner of revenues office are
under arrest
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SANGER BROTHERS

Articles selected will be taken care Of and delivered on
the 24h of this month at any time desired Among the
many attractions will mention beautiful Robe de Chambers
and Smoking jackets, made of fine cashmere and silk en-
hodeed of very rich designs Velvet Cloth Slippers in
patterns to match the above Our line of
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Colonel Theo. 4. Laidly, United States
army, was placed on the retired list to-day.
The court OF claims adjourned until
Monday next.
The warrant In the Sotcldo case was nolle
prosecuted this afternoon.
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Railway Facts aud Fancies The North.
western War.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Nemhnuie Nouitnn 90 Minn


"a ieg lite bar iect nOgen Serets
ming / "9ecorab EOiten" ira penne
Del al Gpuntiet, laa oil leg iOriO9e at
gjore nOgIe S%emGrtnin9er.
Nepboule CT Ell Sernbuneltation pco
DEN iaotalotc Breton Brand, tilbos
renoc Is. DO. e Ct. II. u. So. Den
er belig9enoe / Oct ipoueitlige 0jorne
al 6ouiton Gountp. Sm Spen er Ii
set elIer ,Sntet at bemGrte, Oa Oct lite
er len9e, iioen ben outtepe Irtm ; men
iaa meget tan ie9 ii9e, at 0n meO en-
no0enlunoe ltor aapitaI tmoe giorc
9oo 6%cuetniu9 ueb at be9pnoe mco
~Store", "a Der lite iinoeS no9et laa
paut.
Nle SrGifemaltiner er / iulo Gjdug.
laa al SrGltningtn ON eli tort Slo oil
pGre OI9iort. 6armernt berOmtrin9
bar / DC iioitt Aar iunOet no, al oet
lite lOnncr liz al iaG 0Ueoe, "a hult
% "Gbid bug" o~otlrg9er Den; men
oerimoo lG9ger DC ll8 lanmc9et mere
eIter disappointing. od Nettt not
%lonner ii9 beore. 0os nGittn bOer
Narmer CT ltore Slotfe mco Spiu al Il.
% Surmeme ler o9iaa paa ocm meo
6oruoielie. -o9 Del bar Dc uilt o'runO
I'll, oa oe fan iaa ira j til $ 0tnts
pr. Yuuo lcucnoe.
Storltroeleu al 6armcrne beromtrina
iiooe / 9ooe 6aar, og oet uiloc uGrc
9oot, ON DC lite loo @irrriglrotn iaa
iaaoan Nta9t oUer zig. iom Den 9ior,
men at &c piloe moc lig iclu, % line
Sieneittiolt beorc 8olt. og liot mere
Spite % BERTH Iiot bOitre yonnin9ey
laa piloe 6armtrue tdnite IaG beboloe
Here al Dem, iom ora9er no berira ior
at lo9c NrbtiOt men iom {jiiRlOet q
MI, iaa mae her bliue Mi0ugeI paa Pr
beiosIolt, % NarmercH Iaar ca ittc
0iort lit Arbtioe / rttte }ip. Can't
paa bette. 6armere,
Smobeoetllitauocn er td0ltljg goO
mi; men Tor til Sio llocu par Der tie
Iaa liotu Spapom blnuot 6olt, ucmiIq
SIoOgang. SOrnene Iioer ogiaa al
8igboite men. %iaapiot leg ueo, cr ,Sn
zen aIgodtt peo Cohen al iolmGpute
Spgoom. Eddl SdG Nougcn.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Rorrc(ponOaltfe
!Sr. .. Spenlon, General gSeltern
9laent ior Dominion ginien, "

Sr. 9. Spenion, General @eltern
gaent ior Dominion ginieu, "
Chicago.
Sa ieg after er tomn1en tilbage bet:
til mi antom til S.uebec Den l3oe Sep.
TENDER mcb Sfibet N%iiSiisiippi), Iaa piI
lea bcrueb mubcrrette Gem ON, bporle.
oes lea ipntes ON at reile meo Den Yinie
iom De III ct 9lgent for. 9a ieg ban
reiit ppcr 9ltlantcrbauet 3 @ange 90
buer Gang meb forifieli9c ginicr, mao
leo meb SanpbeD lige, at Dominion
0inien IoretrGtter leg frcmfor nosen al
al DC anore 9inier, ieg bar reiit meb.
Ger par ben ~ltorlte Henli9beo o9 Or.
ben pmboro, iom tunOe %OnlfeS, % OH.
cererne o9 Spparterne pare meeet lore.
tommenoc. &apteinen meo Sottorer
ca Solten gift omtring til Gmigrantemt
bier Dag, o9 buab Soften an9aar, iac
tit snbper laame9et ban onlteOe O9 be
Ore emo paa no9en az Dc andre yinier,
lea bar reilt meO.
sea oil berueD anbsfale Dominion
Qinien I'll enbper az mine ganoemRno,
iom agte at reiie enten ira eller til
9lmerita.
Miuneapplis Den 2sne Septbr. 1882.
NfeO me9en Agtelie
". !. Sonien.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
IanRrk0rn.

Ger er Here misunote eno mj@uuoel
lesu9roige Neuneiter.
Nan t%illtaar oitt line Seil meO Den
Sagtante al miuoe ON De oermeo %lorbuuo
he 5poer.
- Bore 0anolinger retter lg oite eiter
Seroens Weniug. Spm 6Olqe oeraI glpI
nj uaiua tit Eager. Der lite noeluttcnoC
ueorprer o. ielp. itfe urrmeit, hpao nj ielr
lpnes. men %luarere, buao andre lpHe9 el
risti9t.
= Bore 6orbaabuiuger noer os Sillreo5
beD, ian lpnse DC enonu lite CT gaaeoe
Spiploelie.
- Naar 9G9teiolf behnnoler hinnnoer
henipnsleit % uuenligt. ba or @runoen Of
te Den, at SntereSien eler 6~oriGnecli9he.
ben life = laaleoes ipm / Samtuemmel
meo iremmebe - ~tilltpnoer Dem til Ell an.
oeu 0anolemaaoe.
- 5il al rene aJGrli9beoen ior 5nrnt
o. 5iosler, I'll at belle oeus &unoer oq
%eritatte oen3 Srpit. iii al lepenoeglpre, uole
iorberlige Den % 9ipre Den I'll 0opeoglr
besfiloen o. YRremelterinoen til ollie IN
DER, BERTH bebgpes Der tim ct eneite Mie
Del: en- lioen 4piis Sprigti9beo.
- BIOS er 8p9 3p9 lpGfter pnrt Spil
- Zen Stprfelte er life ATTIC ltGrf moi
til at p9re 0erre pper ia lelu,
Se Meuneltcr, Der morer iig Ior me
get - tjeoer zig.
= 0pao er 0~pili9beo? @n Guereus
tomit mellem 10 Nteunelter, buorueo Der
enc nDoes I'll at lfjule i'm esen SoriGn9e
ligbeo al SnteresIe for ben droens.
- Sc Spser. al bpilfe man llet intei
lGrer, er lige iaa %ileloue, iom De Iortrane
li9e SGrfer, al bpilte hper 9iuie inoebol
DER Ell Sfat al SauDbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25

Sn Sonoe tom ell Sonoa0smor0el
temmelio tibii9 til airten, bnor Er9
item allereoe bapoe %inOfunoet Jig Tor q
qiore Norberebeller til Ell lterre Nlter
gang. "GoOmor9eu, NnOersl" laso'
Er9lten "ou tommer lad tipli9 0d'
on fort Sioen -"aa, ie9 bar not an
oct at beltiae," iuarepe Sonoen sc!
mener," la9he FrGlten, tan Oh ll9'
mig, ON Sioen ligser?"- "om! ltol
Den, tunoc ben not tunes berbio." -
ga @uostjcneltsn par iorbi, par Del
famine Sonoe Den iorite til at retlI
biem. "Nu, Nnoers," ptrepe frG
item, "bu |reilcr ira &irten?"-"Sa
iuareoe Sonoen, "ieg bar life laaoai
So9n, al ie9 tunoe tage Den nltp mug.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25

68foa ct Trieri. Gn uno
Mfailo, Der iomerfeOe ig PED rent GIN
neO, SeifeOenbeo os mcgen Mctbuoc /
alt, bpoO ban tOs Jig ior, gift paa Sri
erben. San baubc unoertioen Sonoao
atten tul9t Ell ung Game biem fru
Sirte og Iaa bagciter ipiit til aiten
benoes 6iem. Sioite SOnOas, eftcr
at benoeS 6OrGlbre oisfrct 6apbe truf.
fet zig tilbo9e, ipurste ban bcnbe pluo-
leIi9: Caller De / Soune?~
"Nei", iuoreoe bun iorbouiet.
"@aar De beler life / Sppne?"
bleu ban peb.
"No SIR,
San flptteoe fin Stol Ell CONNIE
nGrmere ben til benOeS % ipur9te mer
ltigenoe Suteresie: "Snorter Ge?"
Sci" luareOe bum aanoeloS n9 iaO
alporIigt paG bom,
GeO Oct Spur ~be9pnote bans Zine
rormeli9 at l%truaIe. S0an dobneoe Mtuns
Den lpRnot, og ioet ban gop lin Stol
ct Stub til nRrmere ben imoo benoeS,
lpnrgte ban ipri9t: "6dlter Se De lolt
6oar, naar Dc reoer Gem, / Sanbfn.
oet?"
"0tei leg 9ior life, iuareoe bum. 90
after rutideoe hans Stol nnrmere, me.
oen9 bans SinosbepRgelle poreoe / Den
@roo, at ban neppe tuIoe liooe rolig,
"@jer De Ceres Sam rem, naar q
bar ~friieret 1em?"
"So naturli9piS buer Gdn9" lagoC
bun o9 laa uirauenot paa bom, all
bpno bun tunoe.
Oct nGite Scfuno laa ban paa 6nG
Tor benoe og ltirreoe op paa benoe mer
uobreote Nrme. Seq eliter 2i9i"
raobte ban lioenifabeligt. Seq ltiGns
Ter Zig belc nit Nierte, ieg uii uarC
bin Slaue, ieg oil bare Dig paa NRna
Der! &il Su autage mig lom Din Neg.
teiGlle, oin &eitutter, oil Alt her poo
SorOen2"
Get par ct mtritiit Sieblit Tor Ell unQ
Game / benoes 2loer, men bum ia,
Sltuaticnen poren - 90 bun toQ bant.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Ncbue.
n,. KaStet
n Mod | S | DRIng R
Gn ubclDia Salliuobauier. 6n u

TN nbeloig SallingOanicr. 6n pac
89ronohlcmsueicn boidt 6anoelsnant
IeIreNe | Souba9s lin G,eburtsooo OF
qapoe | ben anleOnins iuuiteret noal,
al me Senner Ill zig, for iammen mel
0'S'e at Ieire 0a9en mco en- elao III.
Ten. lo paa &peloen too Selifabet Tia
eli SpIn9om, % ouenpaa penne itulot
SRrien, Der er Ell ipr9t 6arl. pie lin,
"Iall Ter IN 6GrOigbeb / Nalin9oans
Uaofr ben ~Iorlte Smsan9 al pennt
oD''eoe ban, "a ban ifuloe aicre Ct
''unota't, ct SOro, buOrueo en- yampe
% no9le @las gift / 6loiten; ueo Der
0"Oen Sm9ang ifulNe ban iprnoe / "a.
gel, o9 pa git oct no ouer S~tueihret
Oct laIOt neO al SGssen % lloa Tia
@naS' Nlt leluiolselis til 9ere 10,
0asen.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25

SIGt mob 6ebme.- gerioner,
lOm oelOares al 6eome en- betgntelio
'taO, Dor lite iOrtGre ieot ,Sleif oo
StlHte, IeOt aiOO. Smor, 6lOoe, Gut
'sf' YOteter, &OOOer, 3iis, @run, ga.
60 NnOler, Suttelie, Nielretter ga
SuOoInser; tiuoOt er perimoo: mopert
%l0P, &un9e, tpno Suppe, 6iif. St.
s"9' 6lartrG, Int SroO, Spinot, Oil
P0r9es, erter, Bonner, auuI, gOa ga
ltf ornst. 6Orbuot er: Ntelt. itertt
~, % loo Bin. 6nbper Grit, lOm
'nOe9OlOer altOboI, mao fun iortqres /
'''9e Aoantiteter; oerimoo maa oierne
"poes: .SaIie, 5be, 6botolube, men
uosn 6Isoe Os Gutter, Seltsrspano 90
1as Slass Mmeraiuuno.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
@perttsiem


Gn Sen N9ocn er Ell Sen til 9ooen.
9ette fam Sngtu uc9tt, / Srroeleabeo
buor 9iolp yota, naat Nl TT lor9elig
pIaect al Sp90Oni, % lite minolt al De
SpgoOmne o9 Surfteller, iom er iaa
alminoeli9e hos DC iUa3erc Sion. st,
boert 6ruentimmcr barrie uioe, al @lccs
trio 9itters CT RUiaocn9 lapoe Sen, %
i@iftcrIi9 oil g%len9ipe benOe 0unO9eOcn,
ielu 6uor Gle andre Niioicr iuigter. st
enelte 6orio9 olier alto, at ri bar Ret.
De lma9er bebo9eIi9t % foiter Blot 80
GentS Staten. o.
SGI9es bO5 ole 0%ya9silter o9 hos
e.. !. gGct;cr.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
0daoc.

6Ire So9ltaper banner nit Naun.
Seq 9Ipr lllptte, men oiteit Sam.
) bpert ct 0ns, ON notiaa rinee,
Spor9 e'ier mig. man oil MIG brinae.
Seq BRIGGS | bprr en- Stillius "a G5aa,
IN brl9er mig % bper tncite Sag.
Seno mig, % on ull le Der itaar
UT 8e9n, lom Oagliaoaes pite man idar
UT Se9n. ION 6lenoen iieloen qiuer
Sg belt ira ham upaaaatet bliuer.
Wen ltuloe Je9 sius oie oct. min Gen.
Saa halteO on uiitnpf til mia hen.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Alt Mnliot

Gn Geb lager, buis SOlig pal
meset plaget at GOtter, lcnote npll9
Duo paa lpotbetet eiter ct OtibDcl til
at uorpooe benz. Ipotbeterem luareoc
gubet, at ban lite funoe lGlge nogen
Giit, % H~ebila9eren funoe ior9ifte
iia ielp oermeo. 9togen Sio cfter
iorstos Nputbeferen en- Deportation al
lit 6us. Sil SjeIternes Spbeisnin9
bebepepes yiner, lom Apotbetercn uiloc
tlebe hos Heblla9eren, men ban ut til
Guar, at Oct par umuli9t, oa ban tunne
bRnae Tia / Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25

''Do boldly what you do at
all, Boldly" % oriltigt pnaitaa,
nj, at "Rioneu Nort" CT Den bceit,
Nelieboo ior yeuer, Otauee og 9tpre.
Spoopmme hbeumatismc % NomGrr.
boioer mua gle zig Tor oct. Den 10
niife &irtnine al &ionen NSort beuir-
les ucp pen9 renlenoe og iOririltcnOC
~,<nbhuoelie poa Glooet. 6uor DER {,
en- Sten Ailonoring / Gano Anoringen.
cller mcltagtig 6arue pua @runO al
lloroen / Nurcne, Der CT alto Rioneu
Nort uomRrtet.