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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

J. L. Ammons has removed
to the store next door to NJ. A.
Healy, where he has the
largest and finest assortment of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made to order at
short notice,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

WHY WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts. so cts. and ST..
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

WoRkMEN were busily eugag-
ed Tuesday in laying down the
pipes for the water-works, near
the Santa Fe depot.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26
On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days to young
men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc.,
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete
restoration of vigor and manhood Also
for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, liver
and kidney difficulties, ruptures, and many
other disesSes- Illustrated pamphlet sent
free. Address Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Michigan.
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Just Received.

car load rust proof oats.
I car load New York potatoes.
I car load Onions.
I car load Chicago apples.
Also, fine imported pickles in
barrels. H. FISHER.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY pos
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Can
ker Mouth.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

"HAcKMETACE," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price IS and 50 cents.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

CAPT ]. E. cd
creek, on Saturday
twenty German carp
ing a portion of thos
sent to Texas by i
States fish commissiei
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

THE Brozos river is on a big
boom.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

BACON was being hauled
through our streets on Friday
by the wagon load from the
Central depot.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

SHILoH's CURE WILL Immediately re-
lieve Group. Whooping cough and Bron-
chitis.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

TIE brick work on Korbe's
new building is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents. Sold by Dr.. K. F. LUlIN.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

Mr.. THEo. Boz "a
thrown from his h er
lin last week, has r y
fciently to be out
he is suffering from d
and lame shoulder.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

COUNTY CoURT.-The atten-
ton of the court and jury was
occupied all day Thursday in
trying the case of Tarver vs..
Schilling for a debt of S45,
growing out of well digging
case and appealed from the JUS
tees court at Burton resulting
in verdict for the defendant.
The clerk of the court remarked
that men enough had been en-
gagged in the case all day to
have dug two or three good
deep wells.
COMMISSIONERS COURT
This court met on Friday, ap-
proved a few small bills against
the county, received some Off
GERS reports and approved ].
F. Smelser as constable of pre-
cinct No. 4. vice Halbert, re-
signed. As the county Judge
is engaged holding county court
the commissioners adjourned
till Thursday the goth inst.
COUNTY CoURT.-Saturday-
The case of Dwyer VS.. the City
Cemetery company occupied
most of the day. The jury
brought in a verdict in favor of
Athe plaintiff for sI3I.So. In ad-
ition to disposing of this case
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See that your tickets read over this line.
u. For full information address
OSCAR c. MURRAY,
General PASSENGER Accent. Galveston.
S. NJ. MILLER,
Asst. Gen1. Passenger Agent.
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
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Cheap Farms for sale-Residences IN The
City Of BrenAam for Sale and Rent.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

Hoe-KlLEINelNs. been the
order of the day rSs of
our country are
now luxuriatiD bones,
spare-ribs and
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-01-26

TIE tax cole
win, says that
beginning to cG
and a soon as Ii
he anticipated
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Mr.. SAM N
the Ebell said
Santa Fe depq
have it fixed Vi
and, also attach
class lunch stan
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
The Very Modest Orator,
From the Boston Journal.


A Boston paper has a new repor-
ter who is enterprisiDg and willing,
as most young men are when they
first begin work in journalism, :"
but who doesn't yet know as much
as he probably will at a later period
of his career. He came in with the
report of public meeting the other
day, in course of which he had stat
ed that "the Hon. Mr.. So.and-so
followed the previous speaker with
a few feeble remarks upon the case
under discussion" The city editor
demonstrated with the young man,
and was not appeased when the re-
porter told him that the honorable
gentleman in question had himself
said when lie first got upon his legs
that all he could contribute to the
debate would be a few feeble re-
marks. So the the editor took up
his own pen and changed the repor-
ter's manuscript so that it read that
"the Hon. Mr.. So-and-so then made
a few trenchant remarks upon the
case in point, which he delivered in
theeloquent and scholarly way which
is characteristic of all his public ut
terances," and having achieved this
feat with proficient ease, he sent the
reporter back to his desk. And ear,
ly the next morning Hon. Mr.. So
and-so sent his Office boy around
and bought fifty papers, whereas if
the reporters original copy" had
got to the composing room urchal-
lenged he would probably have come
up to the office in person with a
clnh.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
Equal to the Emergency.

A newly-arrived and singularly.
assorted couple at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, consisting of Londoner and
an out-and-out western man, stood
watching the throng of people COM
ing and going at the marble counter
the other evening, and listening
with surprise to the endless num-
Der of quick questions made to the
hotel clerk about trains, and indi-
viduals, and his instantaneous re-
plies, when the Englishman broke
out with:
Most extraordinary man; seems
to know everybody and everything
wonder if there is any question
about a railway train or any person
that he can't answer?'
an bet half dozen champagne
I'll put him question about train
he can't answer" said the Wester-
her.
"Done | I'll stand six to see him
go to grass" said Her Majesty's
subject.
"Well, here goes, them" and the
Westerner stepped up to the marble
counter.
"Say, you appear to know every
thing and everybody; who is there
that's going to h, and when'll
the train start?"
"Charles J. Guiteau; starts 30th
of June, sir, replied the clerk, look
ing the querist right in the eye with
out moving muscle.
"Well, | reckon you are about
right but you can't tell me where
/ can go and get ticket, can you?p
go to the devil!' said the clerk;
turning away.
"Mister," said the western guest,
looking over to Parker, the blonde
barkeeper, after the laughter had
subsidized, ''you can charge six bot
ties of Fig in my bill for the use Of
them gentlemen, for / must weak
en- on this bet, it's agin me-" He
withdrew, and the clerk kept an
swering questions about other and
more familiar routes with perfect
COMMUNICATION the Hotel Mail
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
Very Fine
GOLD
WATCHES
$40 tO 400
Very Fine
GOLU.
WATCHES
SIS to- $E00

Fine Silver Watches Of American and Swiss heavy and durable
choice selection gold
silver Of Ladies fine gold and drops necklaces
wedding Gents Gold charms
this stock amounting in $4,000 the public will
find the best selection Clocks every description brought this o
silver and steel Spaes to suit all Walking
Goods prices which are please Remember the
HYDES JEWEEEsY STORE.
No. AS Queen St., Martinsburs. ". Va.
to All work warranted
call No trouble
will be
other No
Queen ST. Martinsburg, W. Va (n29,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
Political Notes.

Ii Oregon il lost TO Us, the Low
ell Times says, 1T is great and
needless disaster, and due entirely
to the gOo1 f0r.nothingnes~ Of the
National Democratic Committee"
The Ohio Democrats will hold
their state convention at Colu.n-
bus, July 20lh.
The conviction that the Inde-
pendent party is composed Of men
other than sorcheads Is growing
rapidly.
Judge Thurman, Of Ohio, be
lieves a stringent license law 10 be
the only proper method Of regu
lating the liquor traffic, II is I'M
der-tood that he opposes any re-
strictions upon the size of drink
Of brandy.
Judge Black, who passed the
day on Sunday in New York,
made friendly visit to Mr.. Til
den at Greysione In the course Of
the day, and returned Monday
morning to Pennsylvania. He
found Mr.. Tilden in excellent
health and spirits. Ex. What
with Hancock visiting b ack and
Black visiting Tild n. presiden-
tial combination will be evolved
presently.
Mr.. James X. Randall asks Sen
ator Davis, Of West Virginia, if
he has ito undergo amputation
before he can see a joke" Seua-
tor Davis may not be able to see a
Joke, but it hasn't in;erfered with
his making a million or so Of
money out Of coal and iron
A scheme has just been unearlh-
ed in Pennsylvania to capture the
comm Democratic state conven-
ton in the interest of the corpora
tons. w. l. Scott, of Erie, is
credited with being at the bottom
of the movement, and the object is
to advance the interests of James
II. Hopkins, Of Pittsburg, for gov
ernor, and defeat Judge Turnkey,
by providing a platform which he
as an anti.corporation man would
not stand upon
Eyes" says the Cincinnati En-
quirer, "Mr. Conkling had "A seri-
Gus fight in New York. Mr. Cam
eron is on a lively skirmish line in
Pennsylvania. Now, what will
Mr.. Logan have in Illinois,"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

We are strongly disposed to regard
that person as the best physician
who does the most to alleviate hui
man suffering. Judged from this
standard, Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham,
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass,
is entitled to the front rank, for her
Vegetable Compound is daily work
ing wonderful cures in female di-
seases. Send for circulars to the
above address,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

Some important changes are
made in the criminal law OF the
State by chapter Isl of the acts of
the Legislature of 1882. The Par
kersburg Seminal, in noting them
expresses the opinion that they
will mark a new departure in our
criminal proceeding and The prac-
tice now in existence. The eigh-
teenth section of the chapter nam
ed provides that no person shall
be excused from answering prop
er question on any ground what
ever in any case where a party is
charged with violating the license
law, oflenses against public justice
or Offenses against public policy.
The nineteenth section provides
that a party charged with a felony
or mi3demeanor may be witness
in his own behalf; and a hu- band
or wife shall be competent as a
witness in each others behalf
Sections tWenty-One and twenty
two provide that the Court, lin
stead of the jury as heretofore)
shall fix the punishment of any
person convicted by a jury Of a
felony or misdemeanOr,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

My husband had drunken habits
he could not overcome until Park
er's Ginger Tonic took away his
thirst for stimulants, restored his
old energy Of mind and nerves, and
gave him strength to attend to BUSH
ness.-Cincinnati Lady.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

General Jubal A. Early has
contributed more literally than
any other person to the Hollywood
Memorial Fund in Richmond,and
an iron gate, leading to the SOL
dieIs graves, has been named t. g
"Jubal A. Early Gate.'
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

EX-Cougressman De La MatSr
is lecturing on Temperance IN Io-
va towns. He is described as
wearing faded butternut ,uit OF
clothes ana carrying a much-trav-
eled gripsack." 10 reporter he
said; THE Greeuback idea is as
strong as ever"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

THEODORE G. Dickson, the man
who planted the first rake" in
Denver, is living IN Cheyenne and
is only fitly-louf years of age
Like most Of the other pioneers of
hourshing settlements he is not
troubled with large bank &C
count.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

The following named gentlemen
compose the Democratic State EX-
ecutive Committee; M, Rely,
J. w. Galliher, w. Scott, D H.,
Leonard, IL. r Howard, w, F..
Goshorn, (now dead1 III G
Simms. II. III. Dennis, +. Wood,
DIR. VIM. NJ. Dent, 7. p. Davis, Il.
w. Baylor.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
Sewing Machines.

''NEW BONE" VICTOR"
SINGER" and HOUSEHOLD, y
also parts for
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
DON'T Die in the House

Ask Druggists for Rough on
Rats II clears out rats, mice,
bed-bugs, reaches, vermin, flies.
ants, Insects. l5c. per box.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24
A Michigan Liar.

Lets see, they raise some wheat
in Michigan, don't they ?" asked a
Schoharie granger of a Michigander.
"Raise wheat Who raises some
wheat ? No, sir; decidedly no, sir.
1t raises itself. Why, if we under
took to cultivate wheat in that
State it would run us out, There
wouldn't be any place to put our
house."
"But I've been told that grass
hoppers take a good deal Of it,"
"Of course they do. If they didn't
| don't know what we would do.
The cussed stuff would run all over
the State and drive us Out-choke
us up. These grasshoppers are a
Godsend, only there amt enough
of them"
sis wheat nice and plump ?"
plump Why | don't know
what you call plump wheat, but
there are seventeen in our family
including ten servants, and when
we want bread we just go out and
fetch in a kernel of wheat and bake
it,"
"Do you ever soak it in water
first 2"
ooh, no; that wouldn't do. 1t
would swell little, and then we
couldn't get it in our range oven"
Decorah-posten., 1882-07-12
Sen lille Nmcrifancr.
GH 6sre ~ lclt ipr
StQn0inQuerne / Wmerita.
Yris 2J SeutS.

SnlbGb :-Ct Eoytnths SiltsIs Ssltriceli
at 6rrta:cs Stlltrs Scrtatnins - SsfClf'
Ela5. &di8!ca q llatsrcisnins-Cs bclsnspv
Slalus Slicut-aalmber for Aarene 1865
-lsOO-Gm Observation-Disclosures Rsiisa'
asmrN lSsaScemlal. @untbTs @bain, Ala
itnial. &esFTIug5 Sanpmlal, 3iummaal -
TT f2srts Slru. Mlal for tsrrs Varer
a-lHlal 6critituIss aasisrs Rumfans. Sisn'
III San'1nS Sroo SsJtsn, AUoirpupois V99t
Ss'iAtapEai) - NoprmeSst en- "6arslcao"
AanH Al Il iCritIsQi3s Yarsr - llomaalinl
4 slnf-aaTli -9t itlnpinapiiis Gslancteri
1! ssHlulIs aertais - &pcrlsees man bliper
-]lal'lHlt SoT5tr-5porisoes man taser Sant
! o'asallt IL. 9ep Scrtlsb. 2. Deb Ga'
= IA %AnontH. s. Deb Sraplantnins. 4.
~' SlsS. SIonpaSiuranees Sslitabsrne -
s''cTFiIinarr -S1rligt Tor 3pfnmmsrt-0inl
~ 6'Frs.-6cr Sisnsitspissr-6or Stcpar'
1Nf-6er ellnep3Itsrs - Sabsl rpsr bag
.A of'9lTdler NIB 8snts o. Hsntsss3 snts =
u j2N ~ 6iittri-Sbsr
Sa-l''urftnin5er- asslsr icr at finps Ren
a"''Si 5lTlT | uoitlaiSs ulpfissttlf3los-
saa''''na III al lara oct snsslits SprcS =
,gtgsitnst.
Nf aHltlhtt eS ,nbtl Grtmplarer 4
m'a's'aN Beg CO oil isnos iomms irit fcn
sall's@ til GHbu,r. nsr inpisnpsr I'm Cub
WlE''at 6oritao.
aerst:
b. AnundSen,
S~SecIap. Scwa.
Decorah-posten., 1882-07-12
fra xpriu9 0rOpe.

Bor Bp bar uerst flint til at feire
Sribeesfshsn, ua8tst Der bar peret for.
isst at Iesse Sinorins.r iusisn. 5aar
bar bet belle arrangement en- Sueees,
% Be 9pI, Der bsrtss forub. forblsp
pirtninsslsie. Siolls on, Woresnen
ounorsoe en- Wansoe Stub. alag
bsift.s pao 8irfepIaoi.n. Yot Object /
Sdmiot Billions gus o. paa Set.
pIaoisn ipo for StOI.buiet. Snart
Inbfanot Hs en- for W%snnsRefare ;
Wuniforpist fra S.ipsr b.pessbe He
siennsm @ubern.. ct Wunffptte. Der
Ieusnoe mlnoeoe mig ON min Ssoe.
bal ipiuebes % pofte pemobiee 6sIeI.
isr i nit Brpft ; men bisis Deg for en-
ubIanbet SIeb. % 9aab on, en- Ips
6remtio for De unse Wenn.ifsr. Tom
Dor Der i 6ribsosns 9anb. Chen on.
itiasoss fOralsuis. 9.ss. Der minbsse
mig ON, buub i.s bupo. lat ON be
aamle 0retsre. Ser par &apIsb,
SatteIsb, Cob msb 8riQ.bsr olp.
DIN Nftenen afbr9nbtss ct Imutt Sspr.
uerteri fra Sesluartst. os paa 6sft.
srunoen mOreoe un9bOmmsn Zig mso
Danbs til ben Ipie Worsen. Set b.b.
ite uar, at alt git OrbsntIist % ism
m.Iist til % at in9en iaar popebe at
fOtitprre 6oltsts glade Stemnine. Nil.
iou % 9union sau Stsoet til bet
SeIe Dor finite Depot Ne.nt Bartbo>
IomeO tOs 9aanb / msb. % en- for
Del Of Bpens Snouaansre eiorbe Snb,
Rub. Z. @iIb.rtion bar Oassns Bro.
foent, YauIien 4 Datin Offe,rer,
Yrat Of ben pr.sbptsrianife &irts Orr.
8arton % 9~outpnbia @uobranb 60.
men bar Da9ens SaIere /; Nr Bubabl
Opleite uufbensisb,os.g NlIe
sioroe fine eager sobt, oe iss II pis
paa, at Be eole % CODE N.nnefer,
ION eIif.r Sribeb % 6olfsIptte, git
bort glade os fornSieoe.
u. bon Stbata.
Decorah-posten., 1882-07-12
fra 0aroermoeu. Qsitnons
ten til uu9sutteu. iOm aaar rn.o gal
Sob / 8slebet: "bpt 0ob, SUIT"
02.a. L. c- ~ H

Oto W. NHttsuuS
ten til uu99utteu. iOul aaar m.o gal
COB / 8slebet: "bpt 6oo, @utl"
@utt,n Iaber iom in9sn 1ing.
3eitnanten arg "bsrer bu. bpt Bob.
niger is9".
@utten peobIiuer iom for nieo urpg.
aelis 6o.
3sitnanten rent fro f8: "bsret bu
lite Din SOmIn9, bpt Sob, flyer isg
bie."
@uttsn, bpis SaaImob briftsr, ffot.
ter prsot til 4siinuntsn % niger lang.
lOmt i: "busm ital iea ba bptte meb-
De btu9er 10 ale fine"
- gn 8insi.r filler fsIasnoe Ire
Sororiussr til 8pinosn: Opo.n ital DO
i bsnoss Sisrie. Bsisosnbsosa trone
paa b.nbss Yanbs. Ssbme 1poe fra
b.noes 3ebsr. % 6lioen ipsisliotte
benoss Senoer.
OO9 liet bette nfeli8t. gn
Qusmooer. iom ftuloe f9fte en- MP Yise,
ipurete benne, ON bun bar pant til at
ltaa tibll8 Op "Staa tiblis op Il uo.
brsb ben npe Yise. Seq ftaur iaa.
mano altio Op % bar 6rOtoiten fer.
big % enbuer Ssn8 / QUIET r,bt. for
en- leusuoe Siel CT uaa9net | belle gu.
Jet. Ser leg ipsrae. ON bet CT tioliat
NOT s"-6rusu ipntes. at bet bar ale
iammen raeset 8obt, men bun fanot
bet Dog liot betouteIiet. at ben npe
Yise reote Senaene. mebens Sebtom-
menos snonu loo % lop.
Decorah-posten., 1882-07-12
SlfOt q,

6 gpen WanDan toa en- Wr. Den.
ap fin at ct beftist 3oroenpeir for.
iramte 8One paa fit Sfieo for at
berOlies benoe. Da IOs Spaet neo
netCp. bpor be lab. 8onen bleD fun
lam laaet, men Wanoeu blep orabt.
- FRA Noa fttiper en- Mbonnent,
at Speoen Deromfrlna ltaar beore,
enb ben %noesnfnoe pleier peo oenne
lib at Mlret. De baooe en- bpsses
Zig Ace Suit oeroppe.
- SiDfe use mifeoe YClitibe'
tient Sreb. alderman eloet | sarge,
o. bet sif til paa fslaeaDe Waaoe !:
alderman bapee arreiferet ell NOro.
manb peb Napn 8nuoleH Ell Dag %
tiacb BAN DEN anben at oaa uD for
at fare qenae til ben Wulft, ban
bapbe at tetale. Oa analalbenoe
life inbfanDt fs ON Nftenen, gift
9olitimanoen no for at lese etter
BAN paa be 8anter, bpor ban trOeoe.
ban bappe III Silbolb. 8lOffsn par
aaerebe blspsn oper 10. oa ban ban'
febe paa en- Dr. hos Ell Wrs. 8unfle
Der boebe alene, ba benbes WanD bar
frauerenDe. Der bapos | Denne lib
p9ret life faa 3ramps Der | Den Del
at Spea, o9 berfOr bapoe Vunfle gt'
pet fin 8one en- Repclpsr for al
framme benz, ON bet fuloe forneot'
ees unber Wanbens 5raUarelle. Oa
alderman %fOrlanate, at Deren ftuloe
aabnss, % uDtalte, at naar ban ferit
oar fommen inb, ba fuuDe man tales
peb, ON bpau bab piloe, mente Mrs.
Sunf!e, at bun bapoe Ell forpOrpen
Sfurf for its, aabaepe Eeren % fr'
reps msp bet 8slultat, at prlttls
manpshs blep psoslts @iaaret. Da
6petet ON Drabet iprebte fs cnls
firing | Vpeu, trCeoe man ffraJ, al
8aubien fob / 6~crbinpelie oermeb.
ea Def iaa snbOs ct Qiebllf ub, Tom
ON man pilDe epe VOlolombeoer mob
Wrs. Bunfle, lom bar blepea arre'
fteret, men efter leners Optaaet SOr.
bsr sr NOT Saaen ben, AT Wrs.
8unfle bar bait al 0runo til at
banDle, Tom bun bar aiOrt, % at
&nublen life bar eiort 4nbet enb at
rsmule for at fri fla for at bstale
Wulften.
- eiaet al en- 5armer Mnbers
Yaulien fanbteS / 5reoass / Big
SionI Hiper, fripeS Der fra SiOug
5aQs. Oct antases, at ban ON III.
tenea ben Abe I bsruiet 1ilfano CT
falot | Glpen.
- De to fore 6remfriotS'S per
Sarge % WOarbeao Ral fanfle. beds
Der bet, Oplpies meo @as, % bet fra
en- 0asbrsaD paa DIR. divers Jarm
Decorah-posten., 1882-07-12
{. MAuoT,s WAeoN8 CARRIAGE Woeks-
WISCONSIN -
AMMAN 7 nENAD Corner Wash. and Main Streets,
vi i DNOVlSAAA, O. I. HAMRE, Agent
aor 8atalOa ca grislae abreshr Z. g. &anpt. StOuabton. @S.

intet 5iital.aar blepen fOrminof tet
meb ct iaa fort Belsb lom bet nd
fte, % Snbtestsrne our beaer alorls
paref Iaa fore foen 1866 % 1867.
goit.D epartemsntet bar iaar baaret
Hs telp, ferts Sung fben 1857.
- "Det unoar1te Selfab" Nsw
0orf bar flebt 10 600 aerss t Dir.
sinia for en- uuaarR 8OlOni paa 800
6amilter
- Wabame abele, en- b~eflenbt
euft.S tipperfs, tOretOs en- Opftta'
ming ben Abe Suit / Oswesc pso
Ontario 9afe. 0inben fsrte Baao'
men l Rsinins at Ssen, % oa ben
enbelia bal.be. befanbt Raoame abele
fla 7 Rile fra eanb. Sun blep bog
| COB 8ebolD ta9et op at en- Slpbe'
Oamper.
- Be a~lmibslias Abe Suit ulpf.
Ter beres ON fra aae 8antsr at uni'
omen; bet CT fornemmelis Repolpe'
rem o. andre Stpbe'0 aabsu, Der bar
aiftepfommet benz, ibst man enten
bar ffubt fig ielU eaer anbre. 5
Buffalo bappe RapOren uofeot 6ots
bub mob Brusen at toy pistols ben
Qua. os bog blep Be brust ca fOitsoe
8 Wsnneier qtpet. Osiaa Slere
brenbts fig tilbeoe ben Dag, I Rs'
seleu paa @runb at Ssitipelisbeben;
. Setre Rulbe iaalebss freae III
Saar / anlsbnins at Staien; me.
bens be sicrbe 8reae'3ansen rarm,
fom be for uer til Slpen meb i'm
luftise Drast % foo mart / lps
Cue ; be hpsteoe uo paa 6absn, mel
ba MA nj granoen Iuffer, par Qe'
GENET aQerebe iaa forbrenbt, at Be
inart efter opaap Ianben.
- Sn9sn at be 5Oreneoe Staters
Vreltbenter bar unber fu 6mbebS'
lip parst ubs at eanoet, life ensans
for en- Zine.
- Gn Del fra Ruslanb lanbhpas
fi9s Sober anfOm uplis Oaiaa op til
@innipsa % tOs uo paa arbeibe for
en- 8ontraftsr. Ren bette blep life
taalt at be andre Mrbeibere; ON
Nattsn orerialbt en- Stare forpOrpne
WsnnsRer Dem % m%isbanclebe benz
iaalsbss, at lere at benz tom alpcr'
Zig til Sfape.
- Slanbt Gbiueierne / San5ran'
cisco berfler Der for Hsb paa 0runb
al arbeibslssbsb. Ransfolbise Mr'
beibsbsrrer uestsr benz Arbeipe.
- Gu RanD I Bottom bar aipet
SiasbbusserenW artinR ilmOre $4,000
for at fcriarbise en- 8rOns.fatue at
Daniel @ebtsr. Den Ral cpfiQes
/ parfsn / GOncorp, Rew Samp'
ibire.
- Stulbe 5ortprrelien / Wspps
ten lebs til, at RObameDanerue 1T
cp en- ~beaia 8ris', ftripes Der fra
Serufalem, ba pilbe bet fe ilce ub
for ale be 8rifne. Der cpbcloer fig
/ Seruialem. 8pten lisser SO Nile
bcrte, % Veien er baarlie. Oct
Bebfs pilbe rere, ON Der blep ienDt
et 8riasRlb berben. fsss Der.