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We desire our friends and those Of Mr..
T. B. CerSey, in Manchester, Va, to
know that Mr.. Cersley has been appointed
sole agent for " Montrose" whiskey for
that city. W. ID. BLAIR co.
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Musician Item.

BY all means remember that children
need inStruction-boOks and catechisms for
the help Of their little fingers and active
musical brains. Ramos d Moses, at 9l4
Main street, ought to be seen. Admission
fr.o
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RE- On all sales OF Real Estate made between me
ii OF January and last of June the taxes Tor tne
nrescut wear have 10 bc paid by the purchaser. On
IN saics made between the lst OF July ana i,st oi
The wear the taxes have 10 be paid by the selier.
I1hIs custom was adopted about nltceh YEAR ago ~
nv All the real estate agents In RlchmOhu' anu AP
niles 10 Richmond and ycinIi.l
las MACDOUGALL, 104 \. NJ, furniture &c
WILLIAM LYME 4 CO., , l.. W., two-stor!
framed dwelling on west Broad sTee' "PP'-
Site Richmond College.
cpURRs & WILLIAMS. ~ 7. NJ, brick resi-
dence No. IOi north Ninth street.
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CITY RE1I 90. % sold by auction ;a!nss on yessepii Of
Major Clay Drewrys & es1asr sTa and N the day be-
Shafer streets, for So,s,y third street,
Ectween ISsy e eI Leigh nd N, for s99V'
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS For To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
ana local rains, north TO east winds, station.
airy or higher barometer and temperature.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
CATARRH AND ECZEMA.

No argument IS necessary 10 show that tnese us
eases are Of blood origin; :. ;. =" therefore
,,,ny comnosed Of the most po,oerfd regaao''
aheratires, destroys the disease foo' anu ""
by putting the blood in pure healthy SI''e'
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Pure Groceries nj Low pricas,

Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, S2G Main street,
has become famous for selling only PrRE
GOODS, and for everything that house
keeper requires.
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"IIaye taken :. = g. for Catarrh nIetev VIII cur,
NE" l.. *. bhO"Ni SP
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wv. CottreIl, st. Louis, Mo-: nnye r"s mo- doub
a. most wonderful remedy, anu h"
but that IL will cure NV Catarrh'
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Rev. W. }. Robinson, meihDei -. c,esr case
Of Eczema; eruption has disappeared anu 81"
Uell.m
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WHEN PURCHASING EYEGLASSES you should
bear in mind that the "CELLULoID EYE
GLASSES - are the best in the market For sale by
all leading Jewellers and Opticians.
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.s - d, ...,.oa mo of a troublesome Catarri
which hss bsfed the treatment Of all the best pns
sieians North and SOUTH. Atlanta. Ga.
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.s : {. for Catarrh Is sure cure; cureu 'io
after all other Treatment had i'lieu. Ind
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B,sE.BALL.-The first game between the
Nntnal n Club. Of philadelphia, and the
R,rhmouds P%iuM TO took place Yesterday evening,
dnd ,,,dn,uo wos a fine and well-played game, the
ana anu "hs hsinr @ close until the finish, both
sfTas s;Sas t;sld1g II in fine form. The following
is the score by innings;
SHs@aIs; SS,Hsss@,aHIssn;d;.:.....i Q %
r,on si,hs will play again this evening
Come ne,e viii i he called at $3.50 2. NJ. Umpire
w A Graves,
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POTATOES.
FLOUR,
FLOUR.
.--->- >----->-->-------~
DUNLOP X MCCANCE FLOUR.


DUNLOP X MCCANCE FLOUR.
DUNLOP 4 MCCANCE'S OFFICE,)
1918 EAST CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, Va september %, lsS2.
The large demand experienced for our
DOMESTIC BRANDS OF FLOUR,
which at times could not be fully met, several
months since induced US to adopt the Roller syS-
tem-a system peculiarly suited TO the manufac-
ture of high grades. After spending much time
and making radical and expensive changes in our
machinery, we are glad To say we have mill Sc
cOnd to none tn the country. and are prepared "
supply thc home trade with PATENT aud NEW
PROCESS FLOUR, witch cannot fail to give en-
tire satisfaction.
Our liked policy Is to keep the hour represented
by our brands 10 a high standard.
WenOw offer for sale
DUNLOP PATENT FAMILY,
PIONEER NFW-PROCESS FAMILY,
MCCANCE NEW-PROCESS TRIPLE EXTRA.
All the leading grocers are In position 20 meet
the wants OF their customers for any quantity upon
the most favorable terms. ~ 2f-2w
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MON EY L0 AN Il ID

MO y h. \ l. y A \ K ID
UFON
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY.
Special attention given 10 the RESTING oCT
OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION OF
RENTS. Liberal advances made.
All kinds of CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
SALES By AUCTION made in city or coun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE to exchange for
Nirginian. -
DEEDS written aud ACK LEDGMENTs
taken.
Apply for the Virginia Ldnd Gutde.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent and Anctioneer'
auo7-eod3m 1905 Bank street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
~ LITTLE GIRLS.
PRINCIPALS, Mhs. y. cVLsToN,
III EAST GRACE srHEET.
This school opens SEPTEMBER 25rU and
closes Juae 5th folfowing.
French classes win 10 in the hsu,is Of II. v. I.
CHOPARD and NINE, CRESrf.
German teacher--Mfss GREBE-
Latin tessrlicr-MR. THOMAS CARTER.
Miss DANIEL viii resume her 3fteruoon class
In English Literature NOVEMBER 1sf. T
NJ. CHOPARD. native OF Parfs. has tangss
successfully for several years In thfs country, AUD
brings the best testimonials 10 his efficiency. lie
VIII be gtad 20 receive private pupils ard 10 take
charge of classes in school. UI
For references and further details apply at
NRs. COLSTON'S,
e29-3t I'll east Grace street.
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Every barrel of SNOW DRIFT Is warranted to be
lirst-cass family flour.
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JUST TmNK!-I was permanently cured OF
chIll- and fever by the use of one box OF OwENs's
ANrI-CHILL PILLS. Price. 80 cents box.
OWENS & MINOR, Richmond. Va.
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Pure Strained Honey


Joseph VI. Blair. Grocer, S2G Main street
has some pure country honey strained.
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Ask those who have tried SNow-DRIFT FLoC
how they like it.
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SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Remover" re-
stores health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia. 81. At
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Spanish BreBdy for Brandying
Penchca.

the best Of all; $3.50 per gallon.
Another supply Of that elegant iour-year
old vinegar, for picking, at Christian X
Whites.
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Remember that you can buy SNow-DRlFE
PATENT FAMILY FLOUR for considerably less
than other brands to which II IS equal.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Briefs and Personals.

City Conservative Committee meets to-
night.
The wife Of Rev. j. Powell Garland, pre-
siding elder OF the Randolph Macon dis
trict, died at Ashland YESTERDAY morning.
Her funeral win take place from Trinity
church at O'Clock to-day, and her remains
Will be taken TO Amherst for burial Mr..
Garland was once pastor OF Trinity, and
he and his wife were greatly beloved in
this city.
Mr.. j. David Elsroad died at his resi-
dence here yesterday morning. He was q
member Of the order OF a. +. and A.
MaSonS, and will be buried Saturday by
the Richmond Randolph Lodge.
Mrs. Edward Leis fell from the top Of
her residence No. 80 Seventh street yes
terday, and seriously injured herself. She
was hanging out some clothes, and tripped
herself up with the clothes line. The dis.
tance OF the fall was between twenty and
twenty-five feet
Mr.. Bruce Morgan, correspondent OF
Andrelo'S american queen, is in the city.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE, Yesterday meet
ing OF the old Board OF Visitors Of the
Medical College OF Virginia was held at tho
cOllegc-buildings BY old Board Of Nisi
tors it is meant to say that the Board which
met consisted Of those gentlemen who hay,
by reason Of vacancies been appointed from
time to time by the Governor. Only one
OF the original Board is at present a mem
Der Of the same, and that Is the Hon. Jane,
! Lyons.
Yesterday Right Rev. +. VI. Whittle, ID
| D., Bishop OF the Diocese OF Virginia, pre-
sided at the meeting, and the following
members, constituting quorum, were
present: Dr. Owen, oi Lynchburg; Or
Lassiter. Of Petersburg; Hon. j. l.. Mayre
OF Fredericksburg; DR.. Lewis Wheat
Rev. j. j. Latforty, Colonel j. B. Young
Judge W. W. Crump, James Alfred Jones
James II. Dooley, j. l.. NJ. Curry, ID. ID.
After n full discussion cOmmittee-con
sisting OF Colonel Young, Judge Crump
James Alfred Jones, j. ii. DOOlcy, and DR.
Curry-was appointed to wait on the AT
toney-General and present their view o
the action OF the Governor in appointing
new Board Of Visitors.
In this connection Bishop Whittle stateC
that he had been appointed by the Governo
member OF the new Board, but, as N
considered the present the legal Board, b
had declined the appointment. The BoarC
then adjourned.
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Don't DIE I'm the house. Rough on Rats
Clears ont rats. mice, flies, reaches, bed-bugs. loc
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Those who have used SNOw-DEIFT FAMILY
FLOUR say It makes light, nutritious bread.
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SAVE MONEY by having yor printing done al
the DISPATCH PEINTING-llOUsE. Oood "OrA
low prices sand satisfaction guaranteed.
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po,,rR-SKATING.-L nighI ~ n.S *
kci,LhS ,ai srmory was given the second ss. ex-
mental iS,inr for the season of roller-skaiing;
There SoOr was including ladies and many spec,
h,orl the moor during the evening Master NV VINE
M Hicks, gave wn0 Special exhibition in fancy a,T
Skating, the floor BENG .1a r''rndse rv5 The oc-
rendered to him ior 'I,y hv music by voelker's
yps s e9EsP'f Fl w Fane 1S The Of
rink S.gssg gsGgo'sss BESIDES ID the regular after
mnon classes in skating.
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Hot SPRINGS, ARK, July Y,

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, July Il rooI, oscm.
Ihaye had what my physicians Term teIIneu -, :, 10 mis-
a, over slyht wears Came FIVE year. "ko " c,red
rlsce 10 live iu order that nitns tnsuaT ali the
hnrtne tbat time | energcticaly appnsui i,a,nai a..
healing art OF the physicians hefe celesrsted
and external IN connection WIN t,e hsye taken
Thermal hot baths and In adduon n,ned,cines.
more than hunds bottles OF various ~ rs ,nonfhs
without the desired result. UP tVun,,shie' 70 uv and
ago had aimost believed my case ny ,ab ali the
began taking swift's Specific u: . o. VIZ AZ first
worst Vet there were some signs OF esnnd
and mr. tire months use Of >. s. :. III, sEi,
and well. not sign of Me ernp'hs hoai,h as good
smooth and clear, and my gehefsi si,,s,,e ones lei
as IL ever Was. IL there are any ooao,lf ~ ,9 ATT
them write ~ nae here. ~
vpou rur GREAT DRUG-HoUsE OF Tbf
NORTHWEST.
We 40 not hesitatc to say that for year pssi .h.'
have soId more OF sSifts sPecihe ~. o S mos
aav Other hieod purifiers combined anu VIII sed ha,
asionIshIng results. One genueins, ,a VIZ him NOR
dozen bottles says that II mas e"pS him si .0OO
good than treatment which ss,nns coss s atfectiol
1nofher WHO has used it for ssIo,a,o'' ,.sa
reporfs a permanent cure from 's "'o
Yours truly, s.rsKxsoN 4 co.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ise 24-su,W&Fl ------------
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The session begins OCTOBER 1sT, and close
June 30. 1888.
THE COURSE OF STUDY Is adapted to prepa-
ration for the University or for the business Of Ife
THE LOCATION Is I'm one of the heaithest ard
most beautiful purtions OF Piedmont Virginia. It
Is on the east slope of the Blue Ridge, Immediately
on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twenty-onc miles
from stanton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION of nine
months. Tor every expense Of tuition and mainte-
nance. except clothing, textbooks. aud medical
attendance, are s25o-payahie $3.50 In advance,
and balance February lst. The tution-fce atone,
for the whole session part OF the session, ~ s7b,
aud must bc paid In advance.
The last session Of the school was held at Locust
Dale. Va. Number Of pupils, 81.
For further Information address
DE-. BOYD. Principal,
Greenwood Depot. Al'einarlc county, Va.
Ga G-Q0
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NO. 81.
MILLINERY. &c.

-~--~~~-~~~-~>~-~---,1~
4 LWAYS FIRST. .z@e
NEW FALL MILLINERY ALREADY
OPENED.
We are now daily receiving
ALL THE LEADING FALL SHAPES.
We shall give due notice Of our opening, which
will take place In few days. Meanwhile those
who are desirous for a NEW FALL HAT or BON
NET can be supplied at our place at once at our
usaal low prices
We offer DOW
ELEGANT WALKING-HATS, DERBYS, AND
FUR FELT-HATS.
In all the new shades.
Long BLACK PLyrMEs at Use ana 81 worth
double. Cheap line SILK vELyETs and
PLUsuEs in all the new shades for dresses and
dress-trimmings. wOIFoRD & stlILBERG,
Sc 20 523 Broad street.
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THE CENTRAL LUNATIC AsYLUM.-A meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors OF the Cen
tral Lrlnatic Asylum was held yestarday
The bids for the erection Of the new build
inrs on the site given by the city OF Peters
burg. in Dinwiddie county, short dis
tonce from the city, were opened and read.
no official statement, however, was made
- IN whom the contract would be awarded,
this fact, for some reason being reserved
for 4 future day. In a short time the work
Of erecting the buildings will be com
menced. and pressed rs rapidly to compile
ton as possible. The site selfted for the
osyInm cost the city Of Petersburg Sl3'-
600. and the city has complied with the
terms of sale and duly decided the property
TO the asylum.
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FROM THE GREAT DRUG-HoUsE or Inh
NORTHwEsT
SOLD BY ALL DRUG6isTs'
Tse 24-su,W&FI .-------

nooU AND JOB WORK NEATIILni NEAAIIn. !
DExECUTED at the pisFAFV"
house.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday; . , ;,
lanes overly. drunk. Attachment Is
james Banks cOlcrsd. oac en'TgTd nsraoO W,'n un
stealing three CRATES from some persoi u''-
Known Jailed for fifteen days. IA,
A"E Iennetta Meade (colore0, charged WIN
threatening to kill Octayia Derrick flheo
$3.50. ,un,, and creating q
disturbance, was required to give security
for twelve months. H.. p,-ont and
. conrSe ~roI Bossieux (both colored)' charged
With , feloniously breaking and entering d 'nS
WTmallirc.housc W,.n OF Alfred Mabrey ana
Stealing one pair Of pants. Con'lh"eu ''
''Su Snsan an Kragle, drunk and diSorueri!, disorder y
,,os @'ia iailed for three months in default o'
surety. ,.,; ond +. Pagan
ohsr@ed with having in their possSGsSsrG;, GSr;s
en, t,rnpty beer-bottles, the properly OF omrns J
tmu" wv g. white. Both sent on TO the si""'
;,rv "a" which meets October =, 1857
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FINANCIAL.

| COLUMBIA ANUGREESVILLE RNLROAD CO~(
| COLUMBIA. ;. C.. september %, 1882.
| COUPONS DUE OCTOBER |. 1882, OF
~ TIE SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS of this
company will he paid NJ the Natl l9nal Parl. Bai K
! New York city. c. H. MANSON,
| r2g-3t Treasurer.
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IIrsT1NGs COURT.-When the Court met
Yesterday morning argument upon the mo.
lion for arrest OF judgment in the case OF
Rcycridgc, convicted OF an attempt TO eX-
tort money from n negro and fined 500,
yeas made bv Mr.. Cabel. Judge Christian
,oid he wonld announce his decision to-
dav hut upon the statement that Mr.. Allan
'.cI,d he absent from the city, the matter
,vos continued until next Wednesday, ana
Mr. Mr. Reycridge bailed for his appearance al
that time. ...;o, hut did
roth;nS M and was adjourned until Saturday
at IL o'clock.
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'8fhmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20, 1882.

Hs~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATIoN orALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Entered at the Post-oflice at Richmoad. Va. as
second-elass matter.I
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xIur. CEMENT AND PLASTER.
nOOKs. STATIONERY, &c.

DOCKS, STATIONERY, sCIlOOL-SoI-
Is DpTIES. .sCUOOL-BAGS, SCIiOOL-STKAPsj
- ATFS M 3. 3. 10, 20. and 25c.; tlIALk
CRAYONS at l5c. per gross; line M. OF
SCHOOL STATIONERY, INNS, PENs, HIN rES-
III XTTS NOI Nc LADIES' OIRNAI, FRANh
iTSIIE's LADIES' MAGAZINE, DkaVREsi !;
CoDEY. PETERSON, and TliE skAsON az
= r. ThYLOR'S FRENCH PLATES. REV T.
III 4 MODE. 3Jc.; IA BON-ION, 6Oc.; ~
MODE ELEGANTE, Doc; Ia MODlsTE l ~, !,
VER~ELLE. 6Oc. \ large assortment OF 'Vip tid
Pms and PENCILS just received All NJ"
HOOKS received a. soon a. published at ,.
IEoNAR BOOK AND NEW s-STORt,
y, ~ - 9OS Main street.
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r CMURCH-HILL NIGHT SCHOOL.

The SECOND ANNUAL SESSION ~ this
SCHOOL will begin on MONDAY EVENING.
OctoSer I'd, NJ O'Clock In addition TO the ordi-
nary English branches, Commercial Arithmetic
and Esok Keeping, caught here, special Instruction
will be given In the German Language AID I'm Me-
chanical aud Ornamental Drawing. For terms, ETC.,
apply at the schooi-rooms, cornero OF Twenty
and Grace streets. j. \. COOKE, NJ. A.,
q prtucfual
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ORE En- WOOD.
VI ~e
a MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
AT
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.

DAVID +. BOYD. PRINCIPAL,
assisted by instructors IN Mstht mates, Ancient
and Modern Languages. English Branches,
and Book -keopiag.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13

JOr en- fin 6pg, SIDE euer grpit,
brus SbiIO's 9OrOus 8Iaiter.. 9ris
25 Gents = iaI9es bos 6. ). Beiisr
% a0e 0ru99iiter.
SbiIo's Cough os Goniumption Cure
iaIses hos Os Os saronteres. Den beIs
breosr earring.
Sbtlo's 8itaIiier er, buab Gn bebss
per mob 6OritOppeIie, Cab al 0tuOIpit,
Spimmelbeo og ale Symptomer pan
0pSpepiia. Sris 10 os IS Gents pr.
Slate.
Strubes6Oit O9 si8.9ofe Os grOn.
Dit rOp9OIOelis beI6reoet ueo S9ilo's
Sur.
"Sadmetad" er uurtg os pelugtenb,
Parfpme. 9ris % os so @cnts. Gal.
ses pos 6. 5. @eiier Os andre Drug,
glitter.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
8jen8i9D.

.'aa9s sr betlenote for at pere orange
~ % 9lsrns pile uribe paa Or.
~'' aaar man taller til benz. Saas
'a' IN Sq9tetRnber / en- gp. 9ise.
WI Sq9ts, Der oannebs Bssunbsls
u ban RuuOtar, ban bper auelp
' la9s, bosoe en- Riebmanb,
~'s'foe paa, ON ban lite en4
paI0s tunne 9isre BAN 9ten,
en aOsIo tOm epststanoeren
sa'ltt'n % Dab ON at faa tisbt
s'p| 6qr'ntter. 6lebmanoen tom
\, VI glitter. epstetGnosren Tiger
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s.., 'a''' Gisie If ban osiaa / en-
ss' "en ou ban tom ub os tos en-
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Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13

Sgrtelig appetit. 3usen ira lsoe
I'll 27oe Rouember 1892, ou Der par
Oaruecaab paG BET bertugeIise Slo,
0OttOrf i SdIespis, bIeu fslsenbe
9e%unetsmioler ifslss en- iunben Sortss.
nellie ~IOrbru9te: IL Orsr, Der tiliam.
men uste6e 434s 8unb, 10 Ralper, 26
Suiu, IS Stber Spst, peisnbe $40
Puub, 1876 6aar os Gam, 1913 @jes,
l42 Ralfuuer, 935 6sner, 526 Ouiiu
2Gs, 10 Str. giIbt, l 8iIOiuin, 10
Ruacpr, Al Sarer, 8 GOnoer Smpr,
2 5onber iuItet Glib, ! Gsnos ialtet
Gar, l Gonoe StotHit, 2 Senber Salt,
10 Gon6er SjeIfit, 20 Isnosr Offers,
I &snosr &uS O9 4 Ssnoer 9uebe, fOrs
uoeu ubpre Masier al unbeu ialt Os
Ierif Siif % gilot, on oip.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13
Gattkek0rn.
Guerorio lite.

Gueroriu lite.
Sc life al andres ulptter.
Suiets 9ptte afbRnger al SuitrueU.
= StoltIeoeU 8rauer Jig ielp en- 9rau.
Sorism lite at beige otne 8enner.
Sutet er iaa let iout en- ono Iuuge.
Sorraao lille ben 5iqio, Der plies big.
6orlao life Dir 5iem MED u~Oeuli8e Orb.
@Jer life dig ielp I'll 5eIten I DIN
9iitorie.
Man bOr baOle zig ieIO, fsr andre
sjsr Oct.
50rit mau ou f~OrbeOre big islU, Der.
paa andre.
ct uOporaseut Rsureiie trauser Jig
irem aleOegne.
SIG lite til Den 8OOieroise: 3Rnt
pua Din 5ortio.
5uIife 8iOuer fOrastes, leIu al Dem,
Der bar leiet oent.
Sin Tile Ct 9eite, iOm ou Tile er /
Stauo til at holoe.
Spar lille paa SpgrgsmaaI, ION CT
blepue retteoe III andre.
Sutet Renneite er iaa iIemt At ont.
9aaes iom ben mi5uuoelige.
Slut big lite til llst SeIitab; isS goot
Selltab eller let intel,
- 5origm life at stue ct bsiItgt Soar
paa CT hedi9t 5psrs5maal.
Spers life et Barn eQer EleueItetp'
euoe uo ON Samilteia9er.
Wanse al be Stps9er. iom trpoier
Dor 8et sIeuuem 2iuet, foroariages oeo, al
ui itaar oS ielp / 2piet.
- Sjelen blGiper 9egemet % bPuer bet;
Oct er ben eneite 6ueI, iom itstter 1T BUR.
Spor manst ct ~ituftels bort, usleHoe
Weunelte er Der life, ION frpber o9 traU
Ter gieunem 8eroeu, rreoeus ban tuuoe baps
saaet meo opreiit 9oueo % bait COB 6rem'
gang, bois ban blot haooe 9Iort en- Segpus
pelie, / Steoet for itloig az uoiRtte itue
Blauer til 5orbeorin9 o9 5lIo! en- Be.
9~pnbelie o. Ell 9oo Segpnoelie er altio
usopenois. 9et iprits utruot, Der riues Op
i 6apen, bet igrlte mnnoi8 uotaIte Seq
uil", Oct isrit I Soroeu Iaste 5rptorn, Den
ferite Sfiqiug / SparefasieH og Den igrite
tilbaselagte Niil paa cit Retie er ale ME
get oistise Siug. Sc gisr en- Sespnoelie.
og oerpeo siues on paa Ell Woaoe et 9glte,
en- 6oriifrin8 ON, at man mener Oct aIuors
list nleo bet, man bar begpnot.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13

sos unSertemeoe erbOIbss 8erler
hi lap,ite 6urs paa be fornemits Baus
Ter / Stunoiuuuisu, Os Beng. ieubes
s%ieunem Boftanuisntnssr sfter l~aueite
8antturS os uosn srtra Smtoitnin9sr
for afi.uoer susr WOotdser til bpils
teniombslit aOrssi. / NOrgs, Sperise
e9 Eanmart uroer fulbt Anipar. Ben:
9e bsfsmt. til QfienbeIie til Der gnmIs
Sano tanne I'll mig tnoienoes / "IROs
usp:O rosrs", pr. @rprsis euer / regis
witreret Srsu, og ttItiuss 4fisubsrsn for
iaaIeoes montague SsIsb Ruitttrius meo
O~mguaenos gslt.
De, Der snite Benss ubbstafts til
8suuer / Stauoinapieu til Sui sIsr
ytptusr, bsbsge III mig at inbisnb. Bss
Isbeus bsnbOIosuis iRoen Abe os lite
December.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-13

"8eb be T is beb, t iereBarn",
iasoe en- sammeI 5rue til en- gise Tra
0anbet, iom bun nplig bauoe taset /
i'm Sieneits, "tan man ubrette fore
Cling fer / 0eroeu. 9uit pel paa, Was
RE, at fun usb S~baroi9beb fan ou tom.
ME soot uo ouer, buao ou bar for. I"
Oenne Qettie bleu ofte slenta9et o9
blep osiaa fulst. Gn Dag TOM Der
otte 9gblepOiteier uo fra BOroet, os
inoen Aiten par be fori uunone .-~Wae
RE, bpor er ale WblepOltejerne?"
sSruen. - Dem bar leg lpllt,
Srue". = "Uten bpOr | al Teroen bar
gu funnel faa otte poiteier / ois?"
Srusn albeIes fOrblsHet. -
"gsO Sbaroisheo. tiere 5rue". lDareoe
ben IarpiIige Wtarie.