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Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-10

the United States or in trade with
foreign countries. This drawback is
to be allowed and paid under such
regulations as the Secretary of the
Treasury shall prescribe. Coke is to
pay duty at the rate of 20 per cent.
all valorem. Anthracite coal is free,
as are also the ccal stores of Ameri-
can vessels, which shall not, however,
be unloadsd.-N. Y. Goal.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-10

Mr.. JOHN MUIR, SR., and several
of his sons started in wagon Satur-
day morning for their farm. When
about five miles from town the horse
ran away and threw them all out.
Messrs. John and William G. Muir
were badly bruised. The party re.
turned in wagon sent from town
during the day.-Loaaconing Review.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
10000 PLANTS.
CABRAGE, SOC. lPER 100
TOMATO, 800 :.
|. D. PHILIPS 4 son.
ll5 EAST FOURTH ST., WILMINGTON
Greenhouse, areenbant, Del.
CHEAP SUITS.

We do not advertise them be.
cause we have not learned how to
make them, but we do claim we
make a low-priced suit and have
a great many styles to select from
in prices from twenty to twenty.
five dollars, and we will make
them to give satisfaction. just
give us your order and you will
say we are right in not making
CHEAP SUITS, and we know our LOW
PRICE suit will make you our per.
manent customer. We will please
you just as well as in our suitings
from thirty to fifty dollars, al.
though the work and goods will
not be as fine, yet made well and
a perfect fit. just visit our Gus.
tom Department and see what we
nave to show you. Wilmington
Clothing House, Merchant Tail
oring Establishment, Fourth and
Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
Disastrous Fires.

The iron steamship Mississippi, belong
ing to the Oregon Improvement Compa-
ny, was burned III Seattle, Washington
Territory, ON Sunday morning, with
!, 100 tons OF coal, which We're stored in
sheds on the wharf At which the yes
sci was lying. The chief engineer was
burned to death, and another man was
injured 10y falling timh"rS. The loss on
the vessel is placed at Sj5,ooo, on the
wharf at $25, 600.
Nearly the whole town Of Qu Ap-
pellr, III the British Northwestern Tr'-
rItury, was destroyed on Sunday night
by ire which started in the Govern
neut sheds. The los, is estimated at
800 900.
rhr greater paEr Of the village Of Loan-
ingtou, Ontario, was burned yrSt"r-
day morning, only the Demiug House,
two stores aAd few dwellings being
left. Thi, los, l. stated at SljO.0O0.
The loss hy the burning OF the An
d-rson Pressed Brick Company's work 5
in Chicago, on Sunday night, i, now
estimated at 500, 600
The merchants HOTEL at Napoleon
Ohio, was burned yesterday morning
The guests escaped with great diff
Guilty, all except three being compelled
10 jump from windows
A fire in Elizabeth City, North Caro-
lima, early yesterday morning, de-
strOyrd four blocks of stores and dwell
liug>. rausinga loss estimated at $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
IbgcOratiOtI sbay. g..

IN" 'lU'rtu ui May WILL soon Nr
arrund again. mi for the eighteenth
uW" since the close Of the war the dcHd
>oldirr, graves @i l." covered "lth
flowers, TAI, is u duty which we hop"
Will Errrr uc neglected aa Iuug rs pa
t"IOtir N.ou. courses in The veins Of
American irrruru Iho dnty Of the
IuNiu. 20. ii, drll should always bc
| kept green and ir"-l. IL. The n"luOry.
Tins pa'uytrr du', alone -houId
prunp' rh" Planting Of flowers for the
IpmV",r Of nUuori1g tine dead heroes
Igravr-, Two "r"k, from To-day will
d" IN" @'h uf May, tIcday -rt apart tor
III" performance NJ that sacred and pa
triO'ic duty THE season Is -omrNAu
back ward and flower, may b" scarce,
but il every yh0uy "nu loves flowers will
pay Il little more attention ~ their cuI-
ltiyatluu they vii, be able ~ do some
thng to make up for the ,c1rrity. We
nope that by the .ptI OF May rverybUdy
who has any respect wha'ryrr for til,
memory Of dcrraa"l soldiers will nav,
som" flower, ready for spreading on
| their yTaNp~.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
DUBLlO SALE
OF
THIRTY NINE BUILDING LOTS
On instSllments, On the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 70,

SATURDAY, MAI "a,
AT O'CLOCK, +. M.
These lots are all finely located on high,
dry elevations The Is. " u. railroad have
purchased ground and are about 10 erect
car shops, round houses and depot In this
neighborhood, and will In few months en-.
pl0y several hundred men. Tho Front and
Union railroad are about to extend their
ine out Union street as soon a. Council
opens the street from Front TO Sixth 10 the
proposed width of 10 feet. The committee
appOi nted to assess damages reported TO
Council on Thursday evening, May 10, this
month, and the street will now be opened in
short time. Ii Is now opened from sixth
to Front 40 feet, and from Sixth to the Ave
nue 81 feet. The water pipes are laid, the
schools are convenient and any person eau
see for themselves the great improvements
now being made, fifty houses now being IN
the course Of erection In that locality. UEion
street in a short time Will be the market
street Of that section 0fthe citY. To per
sons not wishing to build it Isl good chance
to save your money where It will pay large
interest, as there are numerous Instances
where persons bought lots six and eight
years ago for $500 and $500 and realized
81 ooo Il 200 and as high as $3.50 on them.
The terms are such that any one can buy.
and have sold over ION lots and not one
person has lost their lot by default or other.
wise. ask no notes or mortgages, every
buyer being his or her own security, 80 there
Is no danger Of mortgages feng forecl Osed
or notes going to protest. Where buyer
dies before hs or her lot is paid for return
the money paid in, less 10 yer cent for ex-
penses 50 there is no risk whatever. Terms:
SO cash on each lot as soon as knocked oil
go Oh the 18th day Of June neA, and 81 per
month until the lot Is paid for or 3 per cent.
off for cash
Hcaxs leave Fourth and Market streets at
800 o'clock 1HDM AS NJ. O'fl-E
DRAKE \ Co.. Auctuneerr. ml5-tfe 0 d
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
ON SATU RDAY. MAY 10. 1882.

'4> Shi ' MA '' Va A. ~ ioo-'
On the premises, Wilmington, Del, at pm
Every lot to he sold without postponement,
withdrawal or Undertaking. These proper.
ties are On 10 different squares in the westerly
part Of the city. including portions of tn
Warn"t, Gilpin, Lowering. and Of the beanti.
taI eastrrly slope Of the Rowland property.
through Baltimore \ ohio iailru td Is beyond
douht. and the grading is quite sure to he
commenced next month Dmnlbuses will
leave Seventh and Market streets at 40 pm.
For term, Of saIe, plot and parsiculars. see
posters HEaLD \ co.
Seventh and Market streets.
mll-u Agents H. effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
Labor Notes.

The shO.makers' lockout at Ciucin-
natl began yesterday. over 5,O0Ounion
,hormakers are deprived OF work.
Large numbers OF sailors belonging
To ocean steamers are DESERVING daily at
Montreal, 10 take service on the Upper
Lakes al higher wages.
The striking compositions Of the tni-
versity Press, AT Cambridge, Mass
have Resumed work. the firm having
agreed ~ their cOnulrlon>.
Nearly 200 cigar makers at Terre Hill.
Lancaster Comfy, Pa, struck yeatcr
day for an advance Of 81 per thousands
5 I'M" It them went tu l;cadil'g for EN-
payment
Al ont 800 employ, e. oI tn" cotton mil,
Of :. kiddie & Son, at EOckdalr, in
u D.,dwa." county, Penn a, who strurk
tEp weeks ago for higI er wages have
~ mod at the old rates.
The American boatmen who, in Dt
iowa. IA few days ago, demanded an i'll
crea ,r il The shipping rae troTu that
city 10 Sew York, still hold out. They
h Is" u"cu offered $I1j per thousand
.r"r, hur demand ~ Tnrl control 600
boat
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
Very Elegant and Very Cheap.

Among the late additions to Mems Clothing and two
lines Of Sack Coat Suits made of very fine New England
Woolen Co. Silk Mixed Cheviots They are quite hand
some-nobby is the slang for it. One Of them has black
ground dashed with red green and light brown silk the
other similar ground with white and light brown silk.
They are srmptuously trimmed and are selling at $40 per
suit We see only trouble with them-he price de-
preciaes the quality II it for our principle to
give the best for the least money might get S25 for
them.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16

present year and at reasonable prices.
A summary Of the Tribune report shows
that the States in which the injury to
the crops is the greatest are, Ohio,
where there will be decrease of 3,O0O,-
oo0 bushels; Michigan, where there
will be decrease of 5,Oo0. 600; Indiana
where there will be u decrease Of 5000
600, and in Illinois, where it will reach
only IS per cent. full crop being rep
res ented by 100. In Kansas there Is a
recent improvement though 1t is still
suspected that the yield will he below
the average.
Assuming that these reports are cor
rect, and taking the opinion published
by the Secretary Of the California Board
of Agriculture, that the yield in th"t
State would hardly reach 30,WO00
bushels, it appears that the latest in
formation now Obtainable points to a
probable yield of about 42O 900, 600 or
430, 600, 600 bushels the present year.
The supposed WELD in 1882 was jo2, ,0OO,-
900 bushels, but Of that quantity it ap-
pears that Il, much rs 80, 900, 900 bush
els still remain unsold, after allowing
for the full year : consumption in seed
ing and in food. Exports from this
time to the close Of the crop year can
hardly reduce this surplus 50 low that
IA yield of 42N, 900, 600 bushels will be
found insufficient for the coming year.
THE FIRST OF the PhnniX Park mur
der"rs expiated his crime on the gal
lows in the prison yard at Dublin on
Monday. Joseph Brady, under the or
ders OF "A secret society of which he was
member, was one OF the asSassins of
Lord CaveudiSh and his lnder-S -Secre-
tarv Burke on the Sth of May, 1852
\ little over Il year elapsed from the
time Of he murder to 'he time he was
executed. Brady died without making
any statement in regard to the matter
which had brought him to the gallowS.
The next member Of the InvincibIes'
to be hung is Daniel 'urley. whose eX-
crution is fixed for Friday, May 18TH
Michael Fagan is to be executed May
2Sth, and Timothy Kelley June 9th.
CRY Treasurer Pierce holds the key
t. the situation and if he refuses 10 pay
ont money to workmen in the Water
Department and to contractors for
material, u speedy issue will be forced
which will nave 10 be- settled by an ap-
peal to the courts The sooner it gets
there the better for all concerned, bur il
the city happens to be without water at
the commencement of IA long summer,
let the blame rest with Mr.. Mclntire
and a partisan Water CommlSsiun
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
The Three Grrat Remedies

THE Medical Trio. Dr. Srnna White
rulmouIc EaI~am the leading lung
remedy of WiMmIp.t IL, Del. Dr.
Simrus' Pain S"arrh"r, III" perfection ui
pain lned,cinr. Dr. olmms' Vegetable
Liver Pills, tn" perfection Of pills, (ou.
gar coat"dJ Depot, 4tII and King.
sold by IcaI"r,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16

r-unrti-au' Wa'rr Commas.
-.u. uu .uao. ing yr,t"r,Ng. I"i"Hd
.5d., ..uH.Hrd David II C"y.r that
lr mus. .'rp down and oCt Of tn" WA'"D
Druarrmm. and that Henry l. Nc
inrire m..t sep lp md ill., H' not.
with,raIuDu@ the fact that Nuch auEH-'
persouagp. Il. President Payn1cr ST
,a.IrI Cnef Engineer MrIutirr an,
City SyIri'or Turner stood h"torc hin
ma 'Lr majesty and grandeur "hIrI
,1r Water Commission conferred upnI
them. Nr tuylr uuailed not before
fire. great rriUuual, but euothing,y al
,nuui .n"d tine trembling and nervoo'
prr,id.ur ~ We calm.
when the ordeal Of Notifying Mr.
.'lu. Nls gone through with, the 'Ij
ar very cony informed his visitors
'ra uudId not recogniz" IN" 'oinnI"'
-.NI and ,houd Just pursue tn" even
.,uor # hi say III tAr tuturr as ht ht'
jorr. 'l,. past. The great r"preN"n
.uus,. ur ,uo Water Commission th"
guur-oI oJt Of rbr ruou ar if aShaln"'
lftnD oD.iu",- In which they were en-
Gagged This ends eaH f.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16

A tARD--M RS. VI. A. AIKEN Is PRE-
~ pared to lay "ut the dead. She has had
experience VI several years. and guarantees
satisfaction. Address 100 West st. aplBlra
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
Tie Year, NhratCrop.

The Ncw Nor> Tribune yesterday
published d complete report Of til" pro,-
poets o. he wUolf crop for the present
yoal. which, though not ao encouraging
rs last year, gives sufficient promise
hat there vii bu plenty Of bread the
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16
yNHE GREAT SALE or THE SEASON
81 BUILDING LOTS,

Payments in monthly lnstallnents, or notes
without Interest or mortgage, or with discount
for cash. Public Sale If
Daily Republican., 1883-05-16

HOME,
The True Art Centre,
In this age of machinery,
at a time when distance is
discounted and the voice
multiplied, when thought
flies through the quick shut
ties Of electricity, and man
discovers at every fresh turn
new possibilities to enlarge,
so to speak his individuality
at "A time when out one man
can do the work Of any pre-
yious twenty in AN earlier
age, and when he lives in
ten years fully an hundred
of generations ago, there is
uuconsciously, with the de-
velopment Of the spirit of
progress and rHpidify, ais"
a large increase IN the spirit
and power oT luateria,isln,
and, strange as it may seem
while all the germs OF good
taste and cultivation are
awakened, yet there comes
"a question III the minds Of
men something Iik" this
1--WE are living al "A fast
pace; 50 much j. to be done.
With the accomplishment
Of great things greater seem
revealed 10 be dome, aud
time seems to slip away IN
spite OF us. Does it pay lis,
ran we afford ~ stop and
devote life and wealth To
art, to the cultivation Oi fine
things" For example, can
we afford to take time and
capita from our business
and spend them III our
homes".' Often the query
is answered in the negative,
and we find thai the one
spot on earth that should
contain all the sweetest and
best III IA mans llte--hiS
hOme-iS the most neglected.
Now we hold that the
home is the fountain Of Il
man : best or worst, rs his
home is So will he BE- to IA
very large degree. Let the
home he made beautiful and
attractive: 1t the aesthetic
Sl'l' VI ne bIbillI WV III illt
home, and in spite Of him
self when the man comes
in from the hard knocks Of
the world, comes in with
the hurry, and rush, and
cOarSer fee .ingS of the ma
terlal forces about him, he
will breathe IA luirter at
mosphrre that will tohelim
down, refine him and calm
ing him add that much
more Of intrinsic valueto him
asa man and business fac
tor.
In no one way can the
home he made TO realize this
possibility so well as in the
tine things made accessible
in the advanced arr of Wall
Papering. Nor is the art
any longer subject to the
vulgarity Of the lavish ex-
pense. The days Of shoddy,
Of cornucopia display, have
passed, and Il man ordinari-
lv wrll-tO-du in life may,
with very little outlay, dec
crate his home and fashion
il into a place Of rest not
only for his body but his
mind. We take very great
pride to-day in asserting
our profession, for profess
sion it is. AS Wall raperrr>,
~ Art Decorators, we are
striving COnScicntiOusly 10
make our work tel! the story
of beauty and to contain
hfaIihtul us well as Orua-
mental values. In price, in
design, III the skill of our
artists, "" hav" practically
demonstrated our ahiIty tU
compete with metropolitan
houses, and to-day arr do
int work that bears j'> o"n
evidence Of our thorough
equipment tr meet every
requirement "i advanced
art.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22
Sciegrcf. Streifen

ipu9er iaa ontrent paa IL llolie &ers.
Den 8~sitpyeIie, Der .igsIom ituIoe Ieac
oct belle Spltur. bar raooet SeIe9ra.
fiternt til at trpbe til 6orist. o9 man9-
foIoige iol9er bet 9iune 9iut. Saas
Itots PAL / 2eroag5 9oueos8ontoret
for Neiieu5 Union Nompanjet / 9teru
9ort beIeirtt ira tiolig ON Nior9enen
al Streiteys, iOm M tom % boniaI0t
ON after at ta9es til 9iaaOe, men oet
uar Blot be allerbeolte al Dem. Der after
tit gou til at opertage In i~ioIi9ere
GIGo9. : 6yeoa9s bIsu Stteitcn bo9s
itautIi9 trtIGret b0uet, men oe Mtan9e,
lom mente, Set par I'll Ietpinot Gag
after al 9aa iiIbage til In EOlt, lar
iorrt9net lig. &ompaniet par 10 MOTT
III / SrGnsieIeu9 Sio at oporiue no9Ie
arRftcr, % oisie beboloes REMEDIES.
6ompauiet uiIoe 9ierne fOrio9e at give
tio!isere paaIioeIige og opgtige 2rbeis
bere, iom / N0reuis bar 9iort 9oot
9lrbeioe, iuotiI Streiten TOM op, after
BEN gamIe Stiuing, men meo De me
inotomus 6rGfter er BET lite laa 9oot
for S~ompaniet heller, % Set uiI miuOit
taoe II Iaae. Tor De tan iiloe Ell
YIaSS Tor ale benz, lOm Oct M after
uil aniGtte / lin Sienelte.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22
Merc oM SpeOalfteo.

Or. Suoslsf / SanesbOro, Mtinn.,
bar t~iIitillet "Oecorab Yolten"S Jteoate
ton %6plsenpe;
Ssiaa Der / 2anesboro uotte Otil,
wautsesO oftorens ifrGtinoiasenbe Wtebs
oelelier / "Mtilpautee Sentinel" ON
SpebaIlfbeSen blanbt Sc Norife Wtins
nsiota % @isconiin en- bel Del Sps
iist os 2ensitelie. ga, uor auiS s&es
oattor, 6%elops, fom til mig, nappeOe
mig / Nrmen os ipur9te, tilipnelabenOe
meset forlfreffst: "What do YOU think
about it; amt it fearful!''
llastet NIT I,beiosfeIt itrattcr Jig
piot uooper, leuer ser bog M inben
iamme insen SpeoaIif, iost at De 4,
iom fanbtes, Sc 8 auereoe ere bebe %
ben 4be flpttst til 0atota.
Oisle pare ate ira p~eltIanoife 0o9ne
ifs) Spsoer.
De pare ale ipebalife, ba De Ton,
fra Norse, os intet Gesn til SpsoOms
men bar piit fig bos Oeres SSrn lisee
iaalibt iom hos bersS s~ienIeusnbe 9Gse
tefeaer.
81 baue paa bi5ie &anter lite for
maaet at opoase ct eneitc GrempsI paa,
at Speoallfbeo bar pitt Jig bos De
uorife SsnSuanorere iOrit eiter oeres anz
forujt til 4merira. Wen at laa maatte
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22

trGiie Jig, bolOe nj noturli9ois life for
u~IanoIpnli9t.
TN ~rremragenoe omeritnnlt 3ottor,
Senator ouenitiobet, Q85eat / Genera,
fremtaIote for en- Sio iioen Ell bel Del
Seniation / 9iitrittet ueo at ertlqre ct
gammeIt, ip9eIi9t 6ruentimmer ira 6ols
Tag, u%9lentlig paa @runb al no9et OPP
luulmeOe 6ingerenOer, for an9rebet al
SpebaIltbeo. S0un baube for life len9e
iioen p9ret moerisgt al %fremra9enoe
SR9er, lom Smit6 / 9ecorab og 0oe9b
/ ga 6rosie, o9 BUN opuiite iutetiom=
bellt Spor al SpeOolifbeo. Or. &beots
6Ororbninger, at in9en MATTE tommc
/ NGrbeoen al 6uiet, buOr bum boeOe,
Iomt at bette, man bun oooe, maattt
6rGnoes, bUiltet ituloe lie poa Goun:
tiets Betoitniug, uatte olligeuel I9roe.
les me9en Spii9t og 6orifrGttelie baao,
blanOt ben n%orife, men iiGr ben ome
ritanife OmbOenoe 8~efoItnin9.
Min 6eitente genegtelie, 6a ieg ef
ter Gcuntiet5 6oronitaltning iom 2ag'
bIeu bentet beuIo, al, at Der uar no9e
Ie9n til SpeoaIitbco tiIiteoe, mioraar
ia9ebe, iom life unaturIi9t. lluiuie pat
line SteOer.
Sort eiter Tom Ntilpauteee Oiitorisl
ON Speoalitbeo blauot oe JtOrite / isis
conlin Og Nlinneiota.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22
SlIinDiS.

Gn al Gbica9os betpoeIl9'te "0orltGs
Der" er (ullman, optaIot eiter Spffs
beren al Sc beromte ,S%ernbane : So9fe
oo paIentli9 an!agt iom Ell 6abrtt@Sp
for GiIuirtnin9 al ben Sla9s aloretol.
6iotil ban ben funnel gIGoe l9 peo en-
lipli0 Tert og SriuleI, men III tonl@
met Ser pau Ell Sang ct S%oroenlla9,
ibet TO Gnslanoere meIoer zig lont be-
rettiaebe gl~rpetaaere til 100 Neres Sanp
al gyenS 9lreal, buffet SorOltptte, pad7
ltaar Sc, er tilfaIot Dem PED Nru. Nuas
maue!&ompaniet tjobte Sanoet 600 Srp
al bem Ntanb, iOm iosoe fig at pGre
Ben rette Gier berai, o9 Set ct Oa pitt
not o9laa / SeiioDelie al ct eler onOet
Slass Stio6e poa GienOOmmen.
50 6armere / SermiuiOn County
bar i Sc iiolte Il 0ase miltet balueo
so Suin at en- Sp9oOn, 'om De paas
itoor life Ell GoIera. Sprene Dor lite
Itrar, men Sc afmagres liOt eTter llof,
in0til Sc li99er Der.
Sra mango aanter al Staten
hores angIteIise llptaleIier ON llOTaloet
al Mais.Ooiten; ie,u nnoer De gum
itiqite 6or9oloe nil Sen lite bI'Oe lOn
olminbe!io er SilfGlOet, tbi retop Do
set par melt mastpaaIi9geroe at 9aa
g(seren isjcnnem nrsO 9pppe'FlOHsen,
reoneoe Set itabist, os iaa lit llsrGslet
Spertaaet. Oct iOrbplosuis tlOlI9e
9Seir aiur mn, at 2(reae fun uOu'tlsr
fla lansiomt, BOG trolter MAJ l's emo
M meo, at ielu De forlte Tiger tSeps
tember fan sipre betpoeli9t til ct bels
Blot llbfalb, iaairemt ma foar Oct
porme @eir, iOm paa ben Sip lite lnoS
treiier iaa iisloen. '0uao ppsos'ao'
lilsen ansaar, % sf De" III goo
gebolo, os risere eno man | 9'eSe'e"
CT pant til.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22
ll0lau0ft.
CLe1apG.

TpbifIa q. S ginOenmu 90
9eip;ia er ser Sen 9Oe Os. inotrunst en-
b~eflaselig g~e9iuenbeo, Der bar frGDet
flcre Menneifclip. Sm aftenen opNtoO
en- polbiom Storm, % oenne neOblGs
tie / gobet al Faa Minuter Eaarnet paa
en- UNDER SpiorsIie uGrcnoe Strife %
BET Garnet omsiuenoe, 80 Oteter bole
Stiuabs. Mau anta9er, at Ell Stp1
pun,pe er p%asieret ben puer SteOst %
bar llpnset SiG!fer o9 Murltsa nso
poa 9laoien utoenfor &irfen % moo DC
liaeouerfor bsnne Iig9enoe ollle, al
builte ct tos betpoelis SfaOe. Sppe
pao Saarnet ianotes Ser en- Qrbelpsltgrte
al II Manb; at bisie lptfeoes oct 8
Wsano itioe at irelie fig. Gn at Dem
bolot Tia taft pes n @eiims paa alrs
fen. mebens ell anben pouebe at lprtn9e
ueo fra Spiben % fOm uifaot oerlra'
ibet han faIot paa II Sanbbunte. 0erl'
NOR blep 5 Manb reune meo al DC aeo'
iturtenbs Dele al gpsninsen, % al
bisIe brebtes De 4 paa Steoet, meoells
ben ieunte Hap meb nc9le &uGlteller.
NusIanb.-Oer er MI 9lort oeh
SpooeeIle, at nibiliitiife aonlpirat'one'
er ulminoeIise PED Gousser, llnlpsrllts:
ter ga andre llnberuisninsssN nltaltsr
9oubet. Gesierinsen bar tasst 0or-
bolbsrealer for at binbre bisle Sam'
menrotteller, men bet bar not betpoe.
liac Sanifelisberer, tbi oct ui9e 9fls
Lamb oa oct uipeuIfabelist %neNanneo'
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22
Nnfpta.

Gc ioritieuige Mauors al Sarge,
@jrano 6oyt9, &i5mart, Gopcr Sin
% Same9touu bar uoiteOt en- ,}no6g.
belle til 2li6oloeIie Al Ell 6~opentiou al
9erioner, Ser ifaI reprGientere ben y1nO.
StrGtning. iom Iigger noroenior ben
4Goe EarallcIsGrteI, og lutte zig lam.
men Tor al pnyeta9e Gor0:G atotas Sn-
tere9ier.
Sliuer 0alrumpeI cr yims!i9ui5
en- al Sc b,tpoeli9ite 5orobru9ere Ia
tota, oa ban bar 81, 900 }lcres nos
iaact nteo 0ueoe. sam antaga, at liz
bp,ttt ioor Tor bans &totommeuOt nj.
6liDe % &ui6. 81. }lcre.
- &eo llograuning al GunO Tor
Den me Strai 2lnitalt i Sismart lloote
man pau &uitiano, % &trbeioet CT Ser
Tor bleuen ai6ruot.
- 8ommislioum Tor 2apito!iet msbte
iammen iiOite goroa9, % en- 6barIe9
Sbompion hIsp opcrora9et aontratten
pna 6oueo> 8p9ningen Tor $97, 600.
- Goits8ontorct / Galt @rano Sorts
baoOe gor6ag }liten 9eios al Snobruo8s
Gupt; 9%ernifabst bIep aa6nst % /
Bolt Clamps" % tontantc 4en9e bIeu
Der bortitiaalet SO. S9iaa 8reue
baube Sc aobntt % i~tjooIct to meo @engc
/. lppene er oIlere0e 9rebne, 3 SAT
LEI, "a ocye5 4lan par not BEN al brine
Snobruoss Daauoteriu0eu / Oct Store.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22

600, AZ bpiIte Der CT lbiteot SbliQa,
toner for Sc Sl35, 900. Suoteoternc
| NaretS Sob par 1888, 900, ro9ifterne
1892 go.
- Sobn 6arneu bleu / 1872 bomt
til IiuSparist 6GngIel for iammen meo
2 andre ReriOner at bape mproet EN-
Wfano ueo Ntaun Guiott. 9tu er en-
al DC to Ntebs2lrreltanter afgaaet peo
Dozen, men forlt ofa9be ban paa tit
SobSsSeie Ell SilltaaeIie ON, at 6ars
ncu pnr aIOcIeS uifplbig / llgicrningcn,
buorfo OF BAN III par blepen Ioslaot.
SigeiOm Here al De peitli9e Sta.
ter bar beuer lite MinneiOta no0en
0e0sltrof. III 6eugieIss Statiititen faar
man ben ior9eIigc Splpsning, at Ser /
Statss 6Gn9ilet for Chen er inoeipGrs
ret 800 Sanger, og at Ser al oisie cr
- WtOrOere. &Lan0t oisie ct I. Gr.
oe . Otpote younger, oerp9teoe IRA
Observation-Disclosures.
Geo BEN Tor Stuten ms of6oIotc
bemotratiife Gonpentiou nominereoes for
Giupernor Mtr. NicQiear al Mtinnapolis
meo 1872 Stemmer; Dor ganbsmauo
u. Siermon, ser uso GuIget iiior 6olt
ltoo IproeIe9 ner peo at blipe uaIQt til
Gon9res>WteOIem iii I25. Nr. DC
Bear bar ienere truttet Zig tiIba9e, og
Gentrols2omitcen bar oerior opiororct
0r. @iermon til at lille Zig iom 6an.
oioat for Wtiuneiota5 @upernors8 oit,
bpiItet ban ogiaa bar 9aact ino paa.