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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
"TME honored Lancaster"


TuE amount Splnt yearly for liquors IN
this country is 500, 900, 900 for tobacco,
500, 600, 900 The greater part of this IS
said to come from the laboring classes
THE uuintmity that prevailed in the
Democratic nominations IN PhiladelPh.a,
aud the uneNceptiouablo personnel OF the
candidates bodies welt for the Democracy
of the state.
THE Democracy Of the Empire and Bay
states aud the City OF Brotherly Love are
evidently subscribers to the dIGtuu
From harmony, from heavenly u.r
mony, this universal frame began"
JUuGE DINoN's dsiucliua.iuu 10 rc,g. Il
his iudgeship while running for governor
Of New Jersey un the Republican ticket,
indicates that his judicial mind has
grasped the idea that bird in the hand
is worth several millions IN the bush.
British newspaper men, it is said, have
been Of late years very much disappointed
at the reception given to distinguished
foreigners in this country. They had
counted on au ineKhauStible supply ot
material Iog pokiug fun at American Gus
toms, the impudeuco of reporters and the
suobbiShuess prevalent among the richer
classes. The cxIggerations of Dickens
set the fashion fOG this rldicuing Ui
American manners, bu. the c1urteOusnoss
and high breeding that has characterized
the reception Of Lord ColertdgC, Mousig
nor Capcl and othor distinguished foreign
ers is rapidly dsabusrng our brethren
across the sea OF their estimate Of uur
crude knowledge Of the ways Of society,
lr has been the custom fDr those who
take their ideas and their history at second
hand 10 charge Chief Justice Taney with
the assertion IN his Dred Scott opinion
that negro had No rights which the
whito man was bound to respect. ="
This calumuy has been 50 often repeated
that many regard it as truth equally ssrur 2
with that Of Holy Writ. 1t therefore an
important contribution - history, as well
as work Of justics To the dead, which
J. a. Walter performs in the October
Ccatury in reproducing that portion Of the
text OF the opinion in which the passage
quoted occurs. Tns Opinion is found il
the United States supr,me court reports
and examination of it shows that tn,
offensive passage referred to the seutimen
Of civilization concerning the negro at tht
time OF the adoption OF tho constitution
aud not to his status at the period when
the opinion WAS delivered. As proof oI
the consideration in which those Of African
descent were hold by the venerable cLiet
justice it is stated tina, ho freed all hu
slaves 30 years before his deaJh. It is t,
be hoped that the plain statement of tn,
real facts will put an cterull quletus OF
the vie sAudor sttempte on the memor,
of the distinguished jurist.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

A. Trenton y. J., yesterday afternoon,
Chancellor RunyOu uIcd an order dismiss
iuE the injunction by which It was sought
u restrain the Philadelphia " Reading
railroad from completing u new bridge re
Gently begun at heightened grade over
the tracks Of the Central railroad of New
Jersey at COmmuuipaw avenue, Jersey
City. The order Of the court is THAT the
injunction be dismissed aud the COmplo
tiJI Of the bridge be allowed, without
puJuijco, however, to the Compaiuauts'
right to have the bridge when built de.
cLlged by final decree to ba nuisance
and, as such, removed"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

The present condition of Chestnut
street, Philadelphia is a striking illus
tration of the way municipalities do
things. That narrow thoroughfare, at
this very busiest season of the year, has
been torn up for week or more, leaving
room barely for a single line of vehicles
aside OF the street cars, and causing
blockades continually, in order to ac.
commodate some new pipe laying that is
in progress, Why ii was not done in the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
Officers Elected.

At regular stated meeting OF Man,
helm council No. 81, Jr. .. I. "A. NJ nclu
ON Wednesday evening last tho ioho"lnE
officers were elected to serve for the ensu-
ing term
Counoilor-lIarry Frey.
Vice Couucilor-Grant Witmyer.
Assistant Recording Secretary-h' A.
Kinch.
C)nduotor-Honry Koch
Warden-George +. Reynolds
Inside Sentinel--Joseph Shenk;,
Outside Soutiuel-Charles ID. Eusming-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
I.anCaster NArp

Drs. S. T. Davis & Bro, OF this city,
will exhibit at the Berks county fair next
week, "a line display Of carp from their
ponds north of this city, similar TO the
display exhibited last week at the Lancas-
ter fair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

Alter Saying D" Good.Iiye. ILiI," Charles
rrICe browns himself
Charles Price, helper IA tue nail
works at Sunbury, aud another young
man uamed Shrunk. on Thursday visited
the Snyder county side OF the river, using
a small boat for the purpose. 1t is stated
that they both imbbed pretty freely, ana
started for home about hai(-pLsg six
o'clock. The half of tho return trip
was made IN safety, when at "a pllcs
where the water is known u be very deep
it being at a point opposite the second
pier on the new Reading railroad bridge,
near this side OF the river, PrIco got up
from his seat In the boat. ShIuuk say s
he advised him to sit down, when uC
remarked. as he straighteued h,msolf,
Good bye Bill" Then getting into i
STOPPING position, he sprang fl. IN the boat
into the river aud sluk beneath tho waves.
Shrunk called loudly for help and was
towed iutO shore. Instant assistance was
given him, but the drowning man could
not bD seen, his body failing to come up.
The search was continued up 10 midnight
but tue body was not recovered. Price,
the drowned MAJ, is said to be- iIum Read
inG aui his relatives reside there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
AWARDS or DAMAGE


The viewers appJlntel To assess tho
damages which may arise from the open
ing of Fremont street from Straw berry 10
tho city limits aud niUn street from
CuncstOga to tho city limits, have filed
their rcport'iu tho quartly sessions Office.
Their awards are as following:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
AIAYOr'A OOurt.

This morning Billy Smith, an old often
der who was arrested before this week,
was sent to Jail for 81 days for being
drunk. Another charged with the same
oiIense paid costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

The Democracy Of Philadelphia have
nominated ticket which is entitled to
the support Of the Committee of One
Hundred and to election in it's entirety.
The convention to dispose of the nomi
nation Of district attorney deemed 1t
wise to make none, in view of the con
ceded acceptability of the Republican
nominee, whose election is only feared
by disreputable element of his own
party TO whom the Democrats would
not stop to conquer. by this non .parti
san treatment OF the subject the Demo
Gratis have certainly commended their
ticket to the favor of the conservative
and Intelligent friends of municipal re
form. The Republican candidates for
controller, clerk Of quarter sessions and
coroner represent the old regime of
Rowan, Leeds and Lane, with all that
this implies. The Democratic candi.
dates are tried men and true. The
combination is uneXceptionable, and
the Committee of One Hundred will
compromise themselves more than they
can hurt the Democrats by failing e
endorse the whole of ii.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

The Democracy of New York are
solid. They will carry the state. Demo.
Gratis of Pennsylvania had better get
on board" for 1881.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

CHAIRMAN COOPER is writing out To
his committeeman in the state inquiring
what ground there is for the Democratic
confidence in the election Of Powell and
Taggart. They should rejoin 10y inquir
ing Of Cooper what ground he had for
his boast on election day Of last year
that Beaver would have 10000 majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
\ Priest stops a rr'zo r'Eut.

On Monday last the cIsIrcu shore oI St
M.rys lake fifty miles north Of Ottawa
Oat., was noloctci as the grouud for q
.bt between two Frcuchmcp Lirier aud
LICbapcl'r. A. the appointed time about
one hundred residents OF the district had
gathered and the principals toed the mark.
Iu,t ~ the nIhJ was to begin the parish
priest drove up, jumped from his buggy,
rushed through the crowd and demanded
that the pugillsts cease hostilIties under
pain OF accommodation After iUnum
erable protests tho mon reluctantly put on
their garments. Some Of the crowd eN-
pressed their Indignation IN words unCum-
plmCutagy to the reverend father. This
led to new complication for the next night
between two mou named Martin and
Ammoud The battle WAS successfully
carried out aud lasted twenty-five min
utrS. ~ which time Almond was worst
al
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

THE Democracy Of the Empire aud Bay
states aud the City Of Brotherly Love are
evidently subscribers to the diotuu &:
" From harmony, from heavenly Or
mOny, this universal frame began
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

THE uulnimity that prevailed in the
Democratic nominations in Philadelph.a.
aud the uneNceptiouablo personnel OF the
candidates bodies well for the Democracy
OF the state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

JUpGE DiNoS's disiucliua,iou to re,r, II
his iudgeship while running for governor
Of New Jersey un the Republican ticket
indicates that his judicial mind has
grasped the idea that bird in the hand
is worth several millions IN the bush.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

TuE amount Sp1nt yearly for liquors III
this country is 100000, 900 for tobacco,
500 OJO, 900 The greater part of this Is
said to come from the llboring classes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

section four inches. Tho fresh water is
constantly running in above and is allowed
10 flow oil below through pipes. The OK.
pcrimcut is watched with great interest by
furnace mon throughout the country.
something similar was tried in 81 Louis
~ years ago. but the Jacket reached uuly
a distance Of i've feet. Ii worked we'll,
hut the attendant fell asleep after turning
uil the water, and tho wall wa burned
through the metal that escaped killed
two men and burned u third. Tho jacket
was then discarded. Some prominent mou
arc expected at Reading in few days tu
ius lUCt the invention.
Kcuui,m Mas. tor Dead rrcIatcs
The second public session ot the pruylu-
clal council was held Thursday at tho
Cathedral, New York, which was througcd
with people. Near the chancel rails ia tho
main passagCway af the oditiCo WIS placed
u Catafalquc, drapcd in a black velvet pail
aud ilaukCd ou either sido with over
greens Ca the top of the cataialQuo rested
mitrc Solemn prntiicial mass WAS
eel. hratvd, tho requiem being sung for the
dead pGrlatrs of tho proyiuCc- Bishops
C1rcauuOu, CuunOv and Dubois Arch
bishop Hughes, Of New York, aud Bishop
rrmun, OF Buffalo, Cardinal MCClOskoy
was the priest of honor, assisted by Mon
siguor Quinn. Bishop kcarHey, Or Al.
bauy. was the Colebmnt. Fathers Lynch
and Kelly acted rs deacon and ublcaC N,
respectively, MousiguOrs Preston aud
DDauc warc dea,ous OF honor to the car
diual Archbishop Corrigon preached the
pluegyIic at his dead brethren. The
| congregation then dispersed aud tn" pro.
viucjAl council resumed its secret dClbcr
atoms.
5 Young C'iri's Tragtc Death.
Miss Kate NOyihcjm, a young girl about
! twenty years ut age, living with hrl
mother about nifty miles from Butler auI
| WoDdbiuc, was found dead IN bed Thurs
| day morning With her throat cut from cHI
to ear. No cause whatever can be attrl-
! buted tor the act il it was suicide, but
| Jhcro Is a rUmor allJaJ that II might be d
murder. The girl's parents have not boCr
| living together FOR number Ut years
! The separation was partly caused by hrl
! fathers imprisonment ia tho Wcstcrt
! peuitCutiary for short term, for Stabh,nl
a man IN Allegheny county. Since hi
! ruI0ase he has ~ different tlmos threat one,
| tu Kill his wife. Many believe that IA,
! father obtained an entrance to the Eigl'
! room ia the night through window, I,
! carry his threats into execution aud tha
/ no was mistaken in his subject, killing hu
| dIuG Ghtcr instead of his wife. This rumu
/ is scarcely crcdiIab,s. as razor Was fouu,
along side OF ths liIole,s girl.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

cert o9 9jRloer for en- autboritet ueo
Ye6smmeIle al Gonetunitnere / oeres
8rGltationsr. 6or min Del er ieg iaas
piot muiitaIit, at jes ipiusr la priere
dune Verge os ct Ear andre StDtter,
o1 er attipt Wsolem al Sangforenin
gen. 9eO SOpbie Renters iioite Con.
cert ipurste grosiereren mig ON min
Meuing ON en- al be SptrRoenoe. 0a
lea iuarebe charmant, iau jeg NOT, at
bans Yanoe msrtneoee, men jes aneoe
boo intet Tor eiter bans unoet Spergs.
maul ON Gsiipoii, buiItet je9 beiuarsOe
meo ct: "@a 10, NOT iua bro!~ =
Get laoer til, at 9e ipnes bsore ont
Mtenter enO ON Gsiipoii", iusbe @ross
~iereren, % bermeb git ban. Dtumu,
Iom aneoe llraab, tom til og ipurgte,
buao Der par paai9rbe, o9 ba leg baube
iortult benoe min Busiiur uueb @ros,
~isreren, raubte bun bsitprtst: "StOre
Sub, ueb 3u ba life, at @rOsisrersn
CT Gsiipoier2"
Der bar Ss 8runoen Ill, at leg
nit 35ts gar enouu er usiit, O9 muu
more mia / Wtamas SsIifo6 ms6 al
fritte Strsmpsr os lR99e &ubaIer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Deforab o9 0me9n.
Ibe Suli.
Zen l2te Suui 1888

Toe Suli.
@aersbs MI, eftsr ct Bar Oases Or
beioe. uiier bet fig, at Iues Sierter er
Oplabt for, at ri iuur / o Sp ital
iaa @nIepnins til at fsirs Oenne RatiOs
nsns Seaisoas pua en- iaa feitIis @aabe,
lom BEN iortiencr. Spens gsioItnina
bar meO itprite SereOuiaisbeb pSet iine
Sioruq. iaa moi ulsreSs MI bar s4oC
at biiponere ouer, Os naar man iau er:
farer, at Spens meit iOretasiOmmt
0lanb bar iat Jig i Spioien for al
siOrc Soften til en- Sutesls, Ton man
not paa Torbaanb usre operbeuiit ON,
at BET nil lpttes. 6Oruoen Caller al
iremrasenOe Menb, Concert, Muit:
Iumere III os Oa al Srcmmes& orpiei
% andre 6rafter, iant ~itorartet 6pr'
Gsrteri ont @ftensn, uiI Der Osiaa siues
au6eu Slass llnberDOIbnins, Der Tar
biSruae til at sicre Dagger iOrnOieIi!
baabe for 9uens 6OIt Os be Mans'
luu9ucisfra, iOm iOrbaabsntIis oil be
mite anlsbnin9su ii! at ie 3ecorab
bets iuloe @IanOs.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Gn Wpniter OF Wonitcr. Buff.


Ben Bear CT IN Wanb, Der bar uibf
at brpoe fig en- iieIOeu beIois 6Orrst:
ninsS: Sane i Secorab, Os bet bar bar
lin 6orretninsss Opstisbeb Os fin Saa:
paSieIisbeO at tatte for. Iusrebe / fler'
aar bauce ban iest, at bans 9OtaI'
bIeu BAN for Tibet / Sorbolb til
S%miGtninsenS SGrt; men buaO ituIbt
ban 9lsre? Ioams, iom eisbe 9otalet.
uiloe lite 9ipe BAN mere albuesR um
Oct oil li9e, ban pilbs life pibe af, a
Ntr. Bear Hog Sui paa GGsssn %
laaIeoes baneoe ii9 Yeien inb / en-
SioesS p9nin9, ban a9tebs at opfsre,
9ta par bet laa beIpist, at ben pnsrt
DIR. aoams tiObte Spsniussu, os ban
imsbetom Sears Snite, buiItst baub,
ttlfslge, at SotaIst MI er 100 Yrocent
beore END for. Der er Rum for Der
tore Sare.S sbuIOnins, os bet pil zig,
meset, os be iOritieuise Sarer tOmme,
mere til lin Diet. s Wibten at bel
fcrite SOtuIe sr Der COB Ylabs til al
anbrinse DC Murmor.g OrSs, iOm inart
ltal inofIpttes, for Der at irsmpiis b.
fOrltlelIiSe SIGsniuss: Stptter, aunOerns
matte Onlie of tase / Sisipn, os / ben
~tiIbpsscoe Sioe:Sutit er Der en- llenbe:
IisbeO al Satter, Os Suer, Sto oe
StsuIer IRA 9uIuet til Gasst. Gilt si
net % pattert uoitpret, % naar iaa ON
Altenen bet cIsttriits 9ps tGnbes, ba el
Oct ct 6Orretninss, 9otaIe, Der tan iat.
ties ueo Sicen al Oct bebite, os bel
SeOlte AZ GIt er De biuise griisr %
Den reeIIe SebGnOIins, man aItib timber,
naar man tommer til Sen Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Wlilpnutee, IL. SUM, 1888.
Or. @. Aran

tFrnmintrrt eGec rnRriitianinllniorrnirt, J
Siolioert aomnmHelp8e % Cro1orer ior
SuuOheostpmmisIioneu / sol HrGlte9lelo,
Spler. ieuere / beupeO b~aluauOet Var DO
iat pau Sanmihsoerne, piI Tor in 6lpt'
nina III gfiauearoIis ioretnge en- 6orret.
uinasreiie til ~ltunOiuaoiiie 6ettlementer
Observation-Disclosures oil pare at trGne:
Z sfcnpiac, Hcuoilc 50.
Cnseag Gte Suni.
y Granite sails
5prsoao, 6reena % Hprod9 Den zoe, soc
pl 9oe SuHi.
Z Wcmtepcoiscp
g2auoag o. 5irsOa9 Den lite % l2te Sum
: Sipplctpu
Cusoag % 5ursoag ben l3oe % l4oe Srnl
z Mfia Sanf
Grcoal Den 15oe Saui.
= Slberscen
Manoas % Sirsoa9 ben loot % l9ee SAM
Z morris
Sreoaa % 9erong Den 22oe % 23oe Sum
i Scnipn
Mfanoaa ua 3irsOaa Den 25oc % 26oe Sum
! SSilmar
Cnsoaa On 5orson9 ben 27pe os 2Soe Sum
y 0rppc SitD
Sreoao Den 29ot SUM.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
TN iarliQ gGltinq

inotraf / Gorsoags paa ben tarll9e
Sci til @rpsseriet. Deputy : Sbsriii
Sunforo tom tisrsnOs Os msbte Der en-
unben gOsn. Sun forte | ben anlebs
nina liot no mob mob @Iue : Banter
Tor at tunne pasisrs, men / bette Sies
blit bleu Soften IGnsit berfra itrGmt
Oa talteOe fig ousr paa ben anben iaa
itGrtt, at BET bar meO benz besse FAINT
SaufOrb % SOsueu nsb ouer Strans
ten Iise i Glusu, ct sab paa omtrent
Is SOB. Saniorb par bog iaa beIois
at tOmme no, faa Gag | Seitene os
braste Dem tilunSs. Sussisn bapos
liOt aoifiaig SuerIait, og en- al Seitens
lit no9Ie Strammsr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
$1,000 pr. acre.

hDVO
Gil Galas en- sarm / Canoe 3opnlbtp,
200 Mcres meo Stou % pei opoprtet. :
giile ira DEBORAH. Sor uRrmere uuoers
refining benpenDer man fig til GEO. Haban
eQer poo aontoret hos Sropn q Sortnlan
| DEBORAH. Soma.
YPau ian life tlsbs en- bspre % imuttere
9umber YosH eno hos
49, y. Sngoret'th.
@le Slaas enielte Dele al en- 9anobru9S
s2aIt,ue Tan man faa tlsbt hos
1915 y. Snsortf1sn.
gultman Il 5aplor Os Sufaloo BtttS
Siabrators i9lses hos
3S-5 3. Snsbrefen.
Stal De bape Ell 9epep Sarueiter, oa
maa 9e iomme mart til
3s-5 8. Gusbrettn.
aisb Ncgormids Sern= Nower, bpis De
pil baue en-, iom er COB.
3S-5 =. Engbretlen.
RcGo rmids 5wins Selibinoer er uoen
| liae ben beoIte: tom betios o9 Itai Fem en-.
1876 8. Gnsbrttien.
10 CARLOADS til meo Rc9ormids Ma=
finer er unoerpeis til
3s-5 8. 6usbrttitu.
Der i9Ises flers Of RcGormids Sern'
Romers her i 4peu euo al ale be andre
Slass tiIiammsn, os man iIpber benz hos
3s-5 8. Guebrstitu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

8stiepenss for at fomme biem, Os at
bun uiIbs forge for fine samIs 5Ors
aIbrs for Sremtiben. Git Qsits tro
tisbte bun N 9aarb til en- Serbi al
5000 Spscie | @arbsbsn at 6onsss
uinser. Ru efter 9 aars SorIsb bar
samIe 8sfie tasst fig en- 2pittur til
amerita, Os bar auerebs OpbOIOt fig
Der en- Maanebs Sib. San bar lat
ub Gaaroen til fine Ssnnsr, os til
brinssr,' efter lin Suitrues Ooh, 81.
BEN bells hos fine Conner, bells hos i'm
Oatter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Ut MT Ypsitoi.

vt MT Msltof. ) Nlto'a'
srss Gfabemiet / 9ettr5barg Il
Voitnunt Did ueo @aroeu 1'''''
bam opfunbet 9psltof buI5 S'"'
! SrisSsiemleb ban bar '~or'Ii''
munotIist SoreOras. ggSlt'fa
al ct / foritiellise 6arpsr, 9I''
o9 pioIet, lpisnoe YnIpsr. ="
nGunte 6urus Ipisr traftiSlt. gI',
lom man uil 9ipre ie!OIplsH@
man blot at beltrs meo 0siF
Sano / ct Gjlasiao forUaT''
Sulueret til ell lplcnos Sa'p'
ltqrte Qp8 iom Stofict aO'VTs"'
bet anusnoelist til en- MEGns% .
Iise Siemcp, os buiS StnH' -
bOIosr, buaO BEN bar IOUet, 'aA'
til at blue af flor prattIl' S''
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Saaleoes ian oct aaa.

SuuUo's iuh uel gad.
Iaret 1867 tom Ole 8eiis ira Songs.
pIn9ersSantsn, til 9imerita. San par
laa fattis at ban MATTE reiie beroper
alsne. Oct nGite aar ienbte ban SiI.
let eiter I'm &One Os ct af fine Born,
% Oct unSet Aar, 1871, par ban psb
9aarot arbeios % SpariOmmeIisbsb
Iltano til at ienbe siter Reiteu af ga.
niIlieH, msS ll~notassIie ai en- Oatter,
Der ilente ! Gbriitiunia, Os iOm lite
plloe relic ii! gmerita. Oil 3eiie
tl0bte ollie line Siaetter hos os. Oct
nGlie Var tom ban IND i port Office
% tiSbte Siastter bism for belle ga
m'llen. SiirOsbs, at Manben gauoe fun.
oil eli Stat, og at ban piIoe reiis
elern o9 IOrtere ben, men iaa fortaIte
ban, at bans 0atter, Der Dor bIspet
i'soase ariltiania, par bIspen gift
meo SON at Den rise @roeerer s.. Out.
Urnnlen, ltrar eftsr ben 9amles Dob,
os at bun bapOe isnbt BAN be fOrnsbne
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Yet tifut Hin0pm.

Yet tieHt &igOum. On o
aicbsnbuun boiat Mano ,is5a
Iar iiosu ct fort ubsbpssd
areaI paa Ssitsrbro, % 5t!i.a
Rroner berior, Ell 9rt5, lIaHE
oueroreueu, men Wanoeu hlDN
oppe for, al Spsu ulnatte MI
uootoes paa benne Rant. ?
heller life Sell beri. 10 91 Z
9pnOts 8isbers at msIos zig,
ben enc Cont efter ben lnNta,
euer 4 4ar liosu bduo! ..
Tor life minore enb l lltlloa !
9nonu bapoe ban Dog Il ~
base meb ct Bar 9unoyecG @1tai
til Seitcrbro ;Guoe, og NstI' y
npIi9 ioI9t for 10000 arontT,
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Gu hehaaeIia Nisipritnn,Ii.

Vu utuuYtttY 3tlr Iluault.
aftento9et Ill Y. ANTON for r..l
Iioen en- elegant tlGot 6sut
peIs. ga Sogst tisrts % ioy :
itoo ban itioos5Isit lanst c. i
aabns Rupeuinou % Oin;sct ma
ben nj Spar paa en- 1cua. F,
meb ut 9ommetsrtlRoc usot mi
men. Goset bOIot, ban fttg i. 2
Iette Baggage, Og ct CisbIli sae.
en- un9, elegant tIaOt 1ams d.
pm bans 9als % tpsieos ai { :
Spit. "a ben fsrits @.aos 5-s
lis, srsb bun, uosn AZ f3i &.
Ierlt bans 9uoia, Og esrsiiz
Arm for at 9an, men v!asiae.
leoe bun 1orpIrret, tallees ~!
ira zig, Hap lin Sebiassrs 4rr :
meo en- ioripiuIst lfins ban .
Veano, Der lGn9e bauOs Iagu.9s
meo ben ltsrits 6ouuSuus. ;
9errer par ganits ems t,Ron o |
paoiaIoenos binanSsn, fun M. Z
6OritieI, at go. ? par Gamsas +.
timber EubIitum5 6uiisn % III,
nerenoe SpmGrtiombto uay Il
anbet al gisre for Ben UHss N
itpnolomt at forIuoe Ssrn5dHi:-i
o9 ct SiebIit sftsr ti0rts 10 !
oerfra. s ben enc iao BET :
@stepor, % / ben Onon 10
DIano, Der bauoe pGrst ginr
en- iaa pitant 6oruerIiug cs II
title Setrustniussr Ouer SP'Ts;
0uor IGu9s par Aoam I ydr.:s
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
On Spiiuoelje.

Gbas. :. gropn Der al Spen bar
upiunoct en- M Snorstnins til at fGlte
,lerubaue : gOsne iammen meo fear
coupler, os ben roles iOm i~OrtrinIis.
9eb bens SiGIp Tan Sosnene iammens
lGntes p~uenira Sosets Cop euer osiua
neocnfra paa busr Sibe az Sosn.Rats
fen, uoen at man bebsuer at saa inb
imeuem yosusue, builtet bar aiitebs
tommet iaa mangsn llIptte.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Gn 14saaria Wano. Den l3Se

TN 14saaris Wanb. Den lsbe ga.
nHar 1860 fObteS | Sumbura 9Gote.
parrst StrObmepers tienSe Sorn on
SON, ION paa en- nGiten utrolio for
A'o slennemsit alle llnsSommens Sta.
o'ef, uoen oerosb at Iibe noasn Ieaem.
'ls Staoe. San bleu foot lom en- troI,
tis Srens, pilte siter no9lc Waau.Oers
oOrlpO aliereoe en- trafiis uouitlet Sc.
9e"SopsnIns ueb Siosu af iterte Wuif.
Ter % uar 0IlereSe sitsr lit fcrite qeue.
aars tNOlSb Grandchildren, Den
opoe fuloe Stenme | 6orboIb til 9r,u.
gems unse aloer iatte lite alene sor.
alorene men osiaa ale Qurioe b,r
9aoos seili9beb til at ie Barnet. | ben
lt0rlte 5orbanielie. SertiI Tom enb.
Oloere en- temmelis itertt uSuitlet Sfieo.
pert. auereOe / 0rensens fierSe aar
o0r bans Stlas iau pppist, at bet of.
'ere ''aatte barberes, berbos beaunbte
De oarnlIse aniiststrat Oslaa at pioe
mere os mere PIapien for ct maubiot
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
9fn Gpuntn. Gasicrtr.


Mr. q. s. aoams, bibinotiI Sass
iersr for @iuueibeit County, bar OPP
siuet i'm 9Oit puu 0runb at aae b
6orretninser, iOm bans priuate StiI:
ling lGsssr paa ham. Gfter 6Orilae
al Sr. aoums bIsu hans Deputy, Gbar:
les Meuber, al Souro Of SuperiuiiOrs
inbiut iOm bans GfteriSIssr, os b
Sr. MeuOer uItib bar piit Jig iom er
Opstis Os puaIiceIis screenings sManb
er bet ueI bsif i~anbipnIist, at ban Os
iaa nil bIiue ben Otunb, Solicit / iil
Sio pGIser til at betIabs osnne Yoit