davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
Damen= unb Ginberhate,

Damen= unb &inberbiite,
foipie gonmets ieoer Mrt. gDir fiibren
iol6e gu allen Yreiiem bon 20 Gents Bis
25 Dollars. 1n5ipeifelbaft lpirb Se=
hermann etmas neles fi1ben, ,pas bier
nod ni6t geieben mor6en ift. 6pecielle
Nufmertfamfeit 1T
&leibertoffen
gepi6met. Sir ST. fann man cine
gfobe fir cine Dame ober elm Stub fau=
ten, elegantere 5u2, 5; 10uno 20 Ool=
lar. 901feine &pbeh bon $40-75
iino IT. sroBter Nnswabl gu finoen.
Gertige Damenfleiber
iu 9albiuolle, Molle unb Geibe neue=
1ter MlDDe.
Seibenfoffe
iegli6er Garbe un6 Qualitdt, bonn leid)=
tefen Saffet Bis gum f6merfen Brofat
ul6 WfDiree antique aus ben rennom=
mirteifen Gabrifen 0ranfrei9s, Deutids
lambs, ber G1ipei3 unb 9iirfei, BON 40
@ents bic Oarb an allfwdrts. gs lobnt
li9 Der Wtiibe bieiem 9epartement be-
ionoere slufmerfiamfeit su fbenfem.
2af6entI9er
in 1000 perldiebenen Muitern unb
Qualitaten gu ben bllligiten preiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
tor t,;dt sefcmnlen, 70 mdre er nod ba-
nire nod, Der olte Hrebn!

mare nod Der alte Trepp!
sic frat in bic anitoBenoen @en1dder
beS Sreibsrrn, ieet NlfrebS S9[af, unb
StuOir5immer. Sic S0aertc fait ahf ber
Sdwelle, fdidte lid's eenn, baE lie bas
bin sins? Warum nidt? Nlireb mar
ia nidt rtebr ba. aber ea lasen 70 piele
Spuren ieines Daisins unlber. geIdrie
bene 3sttel, 3eitunsen, Beoern, fur5 mas
10 beim ginpaden ubris pber perseiIen
tlieb.
gor leiuen, Sdreistiih ltanb nod bafb
5urifseldoben feiu Stubl, elm perseiIenes
Saidentud lag babel uuf Der @rOe. gr
Bate pielleidt seweint, uls er bier bic les.
ten @orte idrieb, rnb es mar ibm beim
Nufteben entslitteu. sBar er oenn pirflid
fort? sic bate es seiebeu, iie tpnBte
es, unb bpd-bier, in bieIen altvertrauten
Stdunlen, no er aelett, meinte lie, es
fSnne nidt iein! 9tal der, INNER raider
sins fe BON @tute su Stute, 5repp' uuf,
Trepp' al, alS miiIIe er irsenomo perltedt
iein. alfreb! rief Ne in bic gtiue binaus,
ais fSnne ct lie bGren, yBrebp!" Ni6tS
reste iid. aifreb lit fort! rannten ibr
bic leeren WdnDe gu. Sreop 1T fort, auf
INNER! ipieberbalte eS in ibr, al8 babe lie
es iest erit slauben selernt, nno plSslid
lieB bic ieltiame Spannnns nad, Die
Starrbeit l0lfe lid unb nit einem lauten
Sdrei ianf fie in ben Sausilur nieser.
(TDrtfebu,,c FoIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
9ie &eaieruna Der Ser. StaateI

- Sic &egierung ber Ser. Staaten
lit trob oes fiir6terli6en Yeds, bon
tpel6enl in ben lebten Sabren amerifa-
nii6e grpeoitionen bem yforbpol gu
Derfolst tporben 1inb, bod gen6tbigt,
oieies Sabr pieber cine Expedition nod
ben arftiI6en @egenben ab3ui6iden.
Oenn ba Der @ongreB bic Betpilligungen
gelpaltig bei6nitten bat, mu1en bie
beiben amerifaniiden 8eobabtungsita
tionen gu point 8arrop in Nlasfa unb
in ber 2abp Sranflin 8ai aufgehpbeu
Iub bic 8eoba6tungscorps nod Sauie
gebraft iper6an. leber Die bepprte=
benbe Expedition entnebmen mir benz
vWalbingtoner Sournal" Solgenbes
vOie Station gu Boint Barron lit biel
lei6ter su errei1en, als bic in Der QabD
Sranflin Bai, unter belu 8efeble 2ieu=
tenant @reelep's. 2ebtere Station
liegt nod n1rbliher als bie bon point
Barron unb Die Sd)ifffabrt lit bort gang
beionoers gefdbrlib, neil Der einSi9e
bortbin fiibrenbe YaB Ben alleinisen
NbfluB=&anal fir bic lugebeuren @is=
ma1en be5 Bplarmeeres bilbet unh fait
ununterbrp1en bamit angefiillt iit.
,Sebtes Sabr ging cine Expedition am
s. Suli BON ct. Sobns in Neufunolano
ab, nm Gientenant @reelep's Station
su beiu1en nnb inn probiant &c. all3us
fiibren, aber bonn 20. Suli bis gum 2.
September tpartete Dos Sfiff bergebli6
auf cine @elegenbeit, our6 oas Sis 5u
bringen uno am lebtgenannten Sage
toar bas neue @is f1On tpieber bier 3ou
bid, 10 oaB ni9ts iibrig blieb, als Yros
piant nnb anbere 8orrdtbe, ioipie sipei
8oote, auf ben friiber nit lieutenant
@reelep berelnbarten pldben suriid;u=
lahen. Oie Expedition. tpeltbe in Dies
fem Sabre ben 8eriu6 MAIDEN ioa.
bieie Station au errei6en. miro iebt nit
groBer Sorgfalt porbereitet. 2ieute=
nant Darlington bonn liebenten &abal=
lerie= =&egimente, elm tiidtiger unb gebils
oeler Offi3ier, ipiro nit einem Mrate unb
sm6lf Mann Die Wanni6aft ber Grpe.
Dition bilben, tposu natiirlid) Die Be=
mannung bes Sdiifes felblt fommt.
Oie Slp6lf SDlbaten limb ber I'M duBer=
fen Norbmeiten itationirten &egimen=
tern entnommen unb am faltes g8etter
gap6bnt. 9as Signal Bureau bat
Siuei groBe uno einen fleineren Yads
Sdlitten anlertigen laiieH. Nud alles
anoere fir bic Expedition W0tbige miro
jebt an9eIdafft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

*Sebe Trau bie Grlei@terung bon
forperli6en SbmerSen in NlcObol ents
baltenoen 9ubitan3en nnb 6etdubenben
Mteoi5iiten iu6t, finoet oas mas lie iu6t
nur inlDfern als Die @mpfinbungsfraft
in ibr momentan aeritDrt ober einge=
f6ldfert mirb. gsiitno6 ME ein e
&urauf olde Art uub Wei e
su Werfe gebrad d) t tuorbe II unb
ie ldngcr man berartige 0iilfsmittel ar=
wenbet, ie boffnunssloier miro Der
ganSe 3ufanb. 2aHeu Sic MIR GAlos
rio, Morpbin unb 8eaabonna BEL Seite
unb gebrau6en Sic Srau pinfbam's
SrduterzMilGung.
*2pbia 6. pinfbam's Srduter=Mti=
i6ung ftdrft BEN Magen uno bic 9tieren
unb bilft Der 8eroauung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

Ierbreder unb polisei. DaB &C.
raoe bic gefdbrli6fen 8erbre1er ni6t
ielten nit Der polisei iauf benz belen
6uBe iteben, 1T befannt. 9lber es 1T
felten, bab bic betreHenben Yarteien oa,
nit 10 6fentlih gu Gage treten, ,pie bies
fiirSli6 in einem 8eri6tsbofe au San
6rancisco gei6ab. = 2ou 9ouf gilt
fir einen iebr gefdbrliden 8erbre1er.
st bate Dor einisen Sabren in Ohio
cinen Wtorb besangen, - ili6t etpa
ben erlteu.. unb mar Ieitbem per=
idwunben, bis er Dor eiuigen Wlonaten
in Californian perbaftet iuurbe. 9ange
webrte CT li6 nit allen seiebll6en Gnif=
fen gegen Die Guslieierung. 9lls aber
enbli6 bic Dolinung 9ei6wunben Idien,
ergriff er in oifener 8erI6tsfbuns bas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
um ienfeits bes Oceans before Sage gu
fu6en. 2eioer beqinnt bic Wusmau6e=

INN ienfeits bes Oceans be1lere Sage su
iu6en. Seioer beginnt Die gluspanbe=
rung einen groBen nnlfang at5unebmen,
oenn in nd6fer 3eit iperoen cine groBe
In5abl bieliger San6merfer, iotpie
gauerniobne aus Der umgebung ibren
Dorangegangenen 8efannten unb Ser
iuanoten na6folgen; iogar @tdnner
bod 1T ben 5iinbiaern, bie bier ein gnz
tes Nusfommen haben, ipolleu briiben
nod &eiGtbiimer eriper6en; 8auern=
IO9ne Deri0mdben. bier bic bela1teten
bdterliden @runbltiide gu iibernebmen,
uno 5ieben es por, i'm fremben @rbtbeil
fiir ein paar 1unbert Sbaler ein Gtiid
llrpalb ooer Elm prairiefelb 5u faufen.
Giner oer bereits Wusgemanberten, ein
50pfermeilter, beiien @be finberlos lit,
inuroe BON belt 8eborben altgebalter,
ieiner altersI6ma9en Wutter cine mos
natli6e Inter lfiibung bon 1 Warf slt
getudbren; Inn oieien 3a6lungen aus
bem Wege su geben, ergriff er ben Wanz
berfab: ein braoer Sobn! GaB cine
Gbefrau i6ren @atten ne6it &inoern
bier laiien mill, I'm bur6 GleiB unb
Spariamfeit DON Dem gefobten Mmerifa
aus tire NngebOriget su berlDrgelt,
biirfte ettpas gteues lein. Cine Dielige
biibl6e riiitige 8irgersfran bate bielen
16Dnen Gebanfen erfaBt; bod 6ie
lpoblmeinenbe 8ebsrbe milf ibr einen
9eiiepaB nur bann ausltellen, ipenn iie
ibren bodbeiabrten @begat!en nebit
bier unersogenen ainberm mitgeben
beiBt. I'm Dem Nusmanoerungsfieber
nun einigermaBenl 5u begegnen, batte
am lebten Sonntag Der gjei1lid)e bon
Der &ansel berab biele tparnenOe 8eiz
lpiele mitgetbeilt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

Wort uno erfldrte, .ireiipillig na6 Ohio
5lrllbfebren gu pollen, 1m bort feline
unlbulo bar5utbun. Gum geueis
leiner grfenutli6feit fit Sic freun6li6e
gebanolung, tpel6e ct BON Ieinent.
Sreun6 uno SpieBgeIeQem Softer qe=
fault bate! Ob Der Sting gum 8e1fen
Der poli3ei BON San Grancisco berz
fauft miro, ober ob bieienigen 8eamten,
tpel6e f6 ipeciea I'M ben vintereKanten"
8efangenen perbient gema6t baben, 6as
pertbbole prdfent unter li6 berloo1en
~ itperosn. oariiber i6weigt bis iebt nod
bie @el6i1te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
Seras.

- Sn Ser Sail gu Denton befinbet
1i6 Elm Sarbiger, Der Dor nlebreren Sa=
gen berbaftet ipurbe. Man bei1ulbigte
ibn, i'm Gerein nit mebrerem Mdnnern
bic Mblibt gebabt Su baben, eiuen gi=
ienbabnsug Bel pilOt Point gu berauben.
Ser @efangene bat ein @eitdnbniB abz
gelegt unb mebrere perlonen nambaft
gema9t, bic elm Gomplott gebilOet hat=
ten 5ur 8eraubung bes 3uges.
= Gin PallagierSug Der Dallas
3meigbabn entgleiite bel @ebar Sill.
Ser grpreb= uno @epddmagen tpuroetl
babel umgemorfen unb seraoesu umse=
febrt. Ser grpreBagent uno Gepdd=
meilter iinb f6mer oerlebt iuorben.
3pei Garmer bel Sherman. @ar=
penter unb Wtiller, batten li1 por inebz
rerell Monaten iiber einen pa1teontraft
ent3meit unb tra1teten bana6, li6 ge=
genieitig aus Der @elt an id)alfem.
S9on mebreremals batten lie lib nit
Meiiern angegriffen, bod berlieT bas
&encOntre INNER nod gliidli6. 8or
einigen Sagen trafen iie iih auf Dem
@ege nod Der Stabt uno iofort iuurbe
bic Geinbiellgfeit ipieber erneuert. 8el6e
i9olieu auf chamber unb Wtiler erbielt
gefdbrli6e, penn ni9t tDotli6e Wun-
ben.
Gin 15jabriger 3nabe Namens
&abmdD @ilfpn, ber in Galbnell
Sountn tpeaeu SiebItQhl All atpeliGGr; qer
gu 1tbausitrafe perurtbeilt purbe, if
begnabist tporben. Sie gesnabisuns
1T nur bebingungsmeile getpdbrt, benn
Der Gnabe ioll tpieber nod Dem 3u6ts
baufe aariidgebra1t tperben. 10 wie er
ii6 uieber Elm 8ergeben 81 S4ulben
fommen ldbt.
- Ser Senat bat bel6loHen li1 am
Is. Npril gu pertagen. Beioe Sduier
baben ii6 oabin geeinigt, bic Stats
fteuern auf IS @ents fir Oas 9unoert
Su erb6ben.
= Ser MenbelsIobn llnb Der Sala=
manoer @eiansperein in GalueiiOn per=
anitalteten am 6. ein GonSert i'm bortiz
gen Opernbauie.
IS. y. Selben III Ooft WprtD
tpurbe i'm Maniion Sotel Oaielbft DON
30. .. SaOis geprilgelt uno libel sn9es
ri6tet bem @epriigelten lit bic gtaie
serbro6en iporoen unb auberoem bat
er i6mere Wunben babon getragen.
Die priigelei ioa babur9 berbOrgeruie ien
uorbeu iein, oaB SelOen feline eigene
Grau bes gbe6ru6s bei6ulOigte. 9eb=
tere bat S6eioungsflage ge9cH ibren
Wtann erboben.
= Die 6eutiden 9amen in 9oultou
ballen gegenipdrtig cine 6air ab. 2ebe
tere wuroe am 5. er0fnet.
: S. y. 2alanbes YaumwolleneGin
unb &Ornmiible bel SeniiOn III abge=
brannt.
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X + ,,ginem oerellt mas beu 9(uberu

~ *vginem gereut mas BEN Mnberlt
erfreut." gtieren=&raut erfreut Seber=
mann un6 gereut 9tiemanben. Sas
erife mas man tbut, tpenn Der Grilbling
fommt, 1T bas 9als gu reinigen. I'M
ben &Or2er gu reinigen unb pieber 1sr~
auiteaen, fam man ni6ts 8eheres be-
nuBen als 9tieren= Graut. Sb trDdett
ooer fliiil;g angetpenoet, es furirt itets
&opfidmerSen, @allenil6el, 8eritopfllns
uno franfe Nieren.
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TROUGH ON RATS"
gsrtreltt Staten, Wtdule, Wptbausen,
Gliesen, Gmeiien, Bettwan3en, @tinftbtes
,e. Is gente. Sci Npotbefern,

: Sebr fur3 unb biinbig urtbeilt
elm iiibzamerifanif6es 8latt iiber bic
Sabresbotl6aft bes prdlioenten BON
uruguaD, Son Marimo @antos. IS
iagt: uWir n,iiffen uus barauf be16rdn=
fen, s1 beri6ten, 6ab bic 8oti9aft Son
Marimo's in benz geuobnten bombaIii=
fdlen Still gebalten ift un6 fiber Der
i60nen &epublif einet Sinlmel boaer
Geigen ausIpannt, tpentl au1 fein 81.
tel1en @aDres 6Qran it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

BD" Geine GamilienzG zGarben iuarcn ie
10 beliebt als Siamant-Garbsn. Sic
Deriagen ME. Sas S6warSe 1T olbe=
rem Garben iiberlegen. Seoe 6arbe 10
Gents. =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
sSn OitpreuBen t0nnen lie lih Sc

= Sn SfpreuBen fonnen lie lib bes
2tuspanoerungsfiebers ni6t erluebren.
. 0ie rOito. 8olfs3tg." beri6tet aus
Wedlenburg iolsenbe 0)ei6i6ten:
y nYelblenbet (sic!) bur6 perlodenbe
8riefe aus Mmerifa baben perl6iebene
Yemobner unierer Stabt uno llmse=
geno Der 9eimatb bem &iiden gefebrt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
sRuGHUPAIRA

Sanens, eriinbIide Sur fiir eae
ihaet,!;dsr Wiercn=, Blalen- uno llrins
Or5an=Hrahtbeiten. 81. 9ei Npottet.rn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07
D Dte tannm man biz @efunebs ct
idern.

Sc II fs.tiam. tab Ssmanb nit Qeiten
bsadltst IL. e.s ea,G raisiass Biut ent.
eehsn, wcnn n faealis bic Gslunb.
aslt TN pbpiil,ssu Orsanicmus ,piserr ber.
felt. 8oiapa!is ii Elm Hdrtenpsr syrup,
nnasnetm 81 nbmsn, unO Der ttlt bis isbt
tniDsdts 0lutretntger. 50 teilt
Sstopasla. fspttli'ifhs Qetpsn. Nhren.
i6ndhs. G'pIissiaa, ma!ariithe Qsiben,
Nsrroaiat, @hwdhs, @aaenls,oen nnb
arantssiter ees Blutss, Der Sober, ber
N'srsn, ses Wassns, Der 5aut M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

= 9err Sames &oberts, Souesboro,
Seras, fast: sd finoe Brown' s@iIene
Yitters als bas bette 9eilnlittel gegen
9nspeplia."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

gBas S0nbe ub Yes uurer Waaren anbe gaubem mir
bauptn nnen oab bm pubum i'm SHon nod gebon
woroen IT. gBr abn ebernann peea Daen n ne gDoare
f6tsen uuo f6 bonn @eaaen gu abr5eugen
O. Maper g 1n.
gde Commerce uno NabarroStrabe oesenhbr gant
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

yater's Vain Yanae.a teflt
Shmfr3.n bel Wten16en unD 5tisrsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

Or. gtoseS's Borm Sprup
tSetst bic Wirmsr oussntlidli6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-07

Gpmptrme elmer
mtbdfi9en g e B r.
Uiansei an Appssjf, @eSdrsn gerftopfuns,
gGmersea i'm 1cpf iaIt eiIlent runtpfen @efiibI
I'M Sintesfspfe, Shnefsen inter ben Coulter
tldtterr, Aufsetriebeniein mad benz Giier, init
abneiaiins gesen ieee fSrperiihe peer seiitise
1batisteif, rsijharesE Temperament, tribe Stim<
iniins init benz beicuoeren @efiitle, tr9enb
cine Otlteeenbeit perseffeB 81 baben, Wliioig-
feit, sDirre, 9erstlcpfen, Ynrtfte tcr ben Mugei,
s;ss SssS nRrSser ga NIT ssSas,
ftigenesn EraHmen, fart Sefartter larin uuS
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xmff,a O nir g y {

crane Saare cher . 4 4 sperben purtb sn ensises
Mnftragen pteier barbe Az etdn5ene fnpar5en
rerfpateIs etc berlebf etne dtriie Sdrbe np uirtt
aaeatiidi6. 81 Serauien in Apctbefen oner rtre na
enpfdna pou 81 birt 0rpreb peri.inet
Office 35 murraD &treef, 4fwsHJurt.
fDr TufrS Haruai, uerftorler unteriuetinnaen nub1
nhtier0esspte boil ptrp ai9ertan3cn fret perfeneeU
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-16

The chinch bug has ruined some
fields of spring wheat.
In our last locals read Sheldrew in
place CT s'Sheldon.
Joseph Boschert, OF LIZ Crosse, has
been through here with sample
school seat manufactured by The Uni
on School Furniture Co. 1t looks like
a good one, but costly.
We understand that Charles Henne-
man eontemplates making trout pond
on his farm.
We learn that the Grist Mill Co. has
ordered NEW wheat run of stone from
Chicago.
The Catholics will have meetings
here at clock a. IN. every SECOND
sunday in each month, and at / a. IN.
every fourth Sunday in each month.
Corn is looking well in general, but
so late that no one can be sure of a
crop.
Early planted potatoes are good.
The weather has been too dry for late
planting.
A. j. Abair received two loads of
goods recently; also two loads of stone
ware.
The Canada thistle seems to be
spreading. Notwithstanding cur efforts
to prevent it.
The carpenters have commenced
work on Halvor Isaacson's house.
J. VI. johnson and family have been
visiting on the prairie for few days
recently.
Mrs. Flynn, of Bloomington. H., is
in very poor health since she came
here, being confined to her bed most OF
the time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-16
Ono.

Mrs, Palmer Thomas is at home
again from her visit east,
The farmers are threshing their
winter wheat, and report good yield.
Miss Rena Marsh, of st. Paul, is still
at ono among her friends.
The people of ono met at the Grange
Hail and gave Rev. j. Holt Il donation.
An enjoyable time was had.
Query.-Why is ice cream good at a
donation to raise money to pay the
minister, but promoter of intemper-
ance at temperance celebration on
the 4th of July!
The smiling countenance Of Allie
Harris was seen at the G. L. Lodge
the other night, the first for long
time. Rush River must have more at
traction than the Lodge, as he was sell
dom absent before.
Charles Wood is in Minnesota rum
ming a threshing machine, having
procured new steam thresher of the
Saltwater mandatory.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-16
Maiden Rock.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richards leave this
week for Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands and daughter
talk of starting east next Monday.
\ stranger has come to stop with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Golf.
Morris Denham is in town again.
Albert Denham is home from Me-
nomonie, where he has been to have
his eyes d0ctored. He is looking
much better. He intends to leave
soon for Beef Slough.
The r. r. surveyors will be i'll Maid
en- Rock the present week.
The body of the new school house is
nearly done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-16
BrOOkViIIe.
The potato crop is all right.

The potato crop is all right.
A brother and his wife of Mr.. Wes-
colt are visiting him.
John Higgins is building new barn.
Brookviiie has Q shoemaker's shop.
Mr.. J. Deyo is the shoemaker.
Edwin Hinman now claims to be a
"grandpa," and can produce the Gre
dentialS.
George Sweet cut three of his fingers
very badly on the shingle saw. lie is
very likely to lose the middle one.
Rey. Mr.. Sweets wife and daughter
are very sick. His daughters recov-
cry is doubtful,
Gipsies in town. They are on their
way to Illinois.
Lousy Greek appears to be full of
trout. George Wells caught some six
dozen the first of the week. Your cor
respondent was presented with twenty
of them, for which George has our
rheartfelt Thanks
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We need rain.
Stacking is in order.
Now is the time to thresh barley.
Sam'l 7. Irwin raked i'll $50 show
day.
Our Grange is thing of the past.
Great excitement prevails among
our railroad seekers. The question is
whether it will go across the river at
Red Wing, or go up this side and cross
ut Prescott.
The B0ardmen Bros. have purchased
a new Carr, Scott & Co. steam engine
and separator. Consideration, RLS2o.
They are at work on Trenton Prairie.
The boiler is SO arranged that it is inn
possible FOR 1T to blow up, therefore
it is perfectly safe, even with no en-
gineer.
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Harvest is in full blast.

Harvest Is III fuil blast.
S. McIlroy and C. W. West have
each threshed their barley. The yield
was from q to 40 bushels per acre.
Miss Mary West will teach the COM
ing year in the Prescott graded school.
The wheat crop in Clifton is unusu.
ally good this year. Chintz bugs did
but little damage.
f. F. Judd and wife have returned
to Aurora.
Died, at his home. Monday Aug. 18th,
of consumption, Mr.. A. S. Davis. An
intelligent, upright and a good citizen
has gone to his reward. The funeral
took place at his late residence, con-
Quoted by Rev VIM. Bunker. assisted
by Rev. II. w. Bushnell. The remains
were taken to Minneapolis for burial.
The family aud friends have the SYM
pathy of the entire community in their
sad affection.
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An article headed ''Leprosy," APP
peared in the Milwaukee Sentinel, of
July 80, in which it was stated that
eastern Minnesota and northwestern
Wisconsin, was one of the four great
centres in which that mGst lqathsome
disease existed in the United States.
On July 81 the Pioneer Press came out
with similar statement, and the pao-
pie in the district mentioned exhibit
ed no little fear in consequence there
of, and at once set about to investi-
gate the matter, and, fortunately
enough, found little or no cause for
alarm. 1t seems that, some tiEae ago,
party of emigrants from Norway,
about fifty in number, passed over the
line of the Chicago, St. Paul, Mime
apolis & Omaha r. R.. bound for Min
nesota and Dakota. Among them were
a number who were broken out with
what the physicians say is combina-
ton of scurvy and itch. At some sta
ton along the line passenger got on
the train and in going through the
second-class car noticed these social
ed lepers, and, hunting up one of the
train hands told him he (the passenger)
was a doctor" and that, in passing
through the car he had noticed there
were several persons in it who were
''broken out with the leprosy,' scar
luz the train man half OUT of his boots.
and putting ali the passengers in a
fright. As the train moved westward
so spread the excitement, until, il ?
few weeks time. it became quite gen.
ally supposed that the greater portion
of the northwest was infected with
the disease, but luckily the truth came
ont in time to prevent a stampede.
The Minnesota State Board of Health
has had under its surveillance, for the
past eight or ten years. eighteen cases
of what is known as Norwegian lepro-
sy, but seventeen of those cases were
found to be hereditary and the eigh-
| teenth could not be traced. These
cases have been handled with perfect
freedom and are not considered con-
tagious, and are the only ones of the
kind known to exist in the northwest.
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The EcIeem Rheumatic Oil.

A most reliable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, stiff joints, pain
in the side, back and loins, sprains,
bruises, sore throat, chilblains, FROST
ed feet, soft corns, chapped hands,
soreness and pains in the legs, feet
and Joints, and in all cases where
there is pain or distress of any kind.
Price so cents.
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Utah

A charge to keep have, at Judd
Williams. S-lb. girl.
Ground feed $40 ton at Haver-
landt's mill.
The highway between River Falls
and Red Wing, via Trimbelle Creek, is
now unobstructed by the creek.
Bridges are built at all crossing places.
Reeves, Ottman & Co. have purchas-
ed portable saw-mill of Bart. Wood,
except engine and boiler. They are
building the foundation for the mill
on their own land near Levi Stafford s,
in this town.
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Boss Liniment.

Nathan Coy, of this town, is now
before the public with 1.-THE $40 or
Boss Liniment, for Calls, Scratches,
Cuts, Grease-Heel, and all flesh
wounds. Mr.. Coy has had long ex-
perienee in dealing with the ailments
of horse flesh. and he is therefore pre-
pared to speak. Try a bottle, and if
not satisfactory money will be re-
funded.
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In this climate, where such sudden
changes occur in the weather, under
mining the health of so many, med
coping with the various forms of
throat and lung diseases, viii prove
itself great benefactor to the human
race. Such a medicine we are pleased
to announce has been prepared by Mr..
Nathan Coy of this town, and has
proven an effective remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lung complaints. Try
q bottle.
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For SALE.-The dwelling of Mrs.
o. Hanson, in the eastern part of the
village. is for sale. The house is new.
well built and commodious, and will
be sold at a bargain. For terms in
quire of r. y. Jensen.