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Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

Seosocmte, par laa uuant meS bett'
'6aanoperf, at Der gift ct belt 6uarter,
irtoen man trobe 9iuet par ublluft bos
Sferet. Teo Sa9ebeii9ti9eIie en- Cine
efter pilte Der fig imiOtertib cnbnu Gins:
tegn, lom bog mart flutes.
Ereus en-. = Oct o%mii99ribenbe
Sanoltrpgerueien bar pGret pnoer See
bonoling / ben p~reusiiife Gigsbas. Saz
%gobonoerne bar formeli9 organiieret fig ;
De Dor TANNER, l2-l4 Stpffer, unber
en- Nnforer, iom forbeler benz omfring
/ ben Sp9o. De bjemicger, o9 8illtans
ben bIiuer itaoig utaoleligere. Gfter
ben alter %lauelte S~eresnin9 Orager Der
/ Eroilen 200, 900 Wenneifer omfginQ
og Tiger; set er ct Se9n paa en- ubpre
Npo.
9 ebpcit;. -6antonerne ct. Gal
lens os guserrS ltore Gaab bar meo
tort Stsmmefertal uotalt Jig for Sobss
ltraiienS GieninbiorelIe.
lpbitlanb. -Hbiu>0 0len er for
Ell Jteilenoe / SommereS Chen Ell iulos
itrnoig 9araoiiets I0aUe, buao 6ruot,
barbeO o9 Nienneite: 9eluare ongaar
III Ii99er Der iaa at iige ct g%iglagen
oper ben. (uiiuoer al be eIers lptte,
lige Seboere bar pGret MOTT til / Sui
og 6alt at romrne line 6uie meo tort
Cab Tor at uno9aa Ben ireinltormenoe
Gonoflom, og me9et 6uG9 % au6eu
Gienoom or Tor lteoie tabt. Sra Ntainb
til Norm, ia enoau IGn9ere, tbi o9iau
0OQano Iioer betpoeIigt, er Ialen en-
enclte SnoIe, % ,0unoreoer al Nuie
ltoar bells unber Gano, bells bar bcmis
ltet iii 6OOiGite og teller neOao ben
riuenoe Strom.
Osiaa Oounu er gaaet oucr fine
BREEDER, os 9oueoItaoen @ien true5
mso Sueriuemme!ie.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

pi pore moiailfe Weobrebre aanoelio
unoerlesne, Os ben reselmasiise 5pIss
beraf blir, at be Iom mere intelligence
END ri Rriltne nil tomme til, / en- mere
eller minore fern 6remtio, at inbebaue
ale fi9ets boiere Gmbebsr, mems ri
iaar mole os meo be minore uiqtiae
geltiuinger. Naar til Gr. be forits
neunte mere u%unbelis besuuebe os no,
rultebe, meo Rette tommer til at beflQbe
alle SuerbommersG mbeoer, pil nj 8rilte
ne bIiue benuiit til Mta9iitratspoiterne
/ pore Smaabuer."
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

Guslan0. Sra @ati6iua berettes
ON EN- sanifc mGrtuGrois Gpiiooe, iom
lfal baue forefalot oeritebs for life
lGnse iiben. De forifiellige Gariationsr
al geretnin9en iamitemmer / iolsenoe:
Gn peltl9St Mano bauoe fiere Gait
&c ~inofunoet fig / @atidina os ipurst
ON ser life par nogeu NtuIigbeS for
at faa 6ortreos hos Seiieren, Sa ban
bauSe cling al ~ifOrite Sistisbeo at
meoosIe. Siliibit ianot man, at Bet
par beolt of rcportere Sageu til Reis
ieren, Der bsfaleoe, at Manoeu itnlbe
fremltiucs for ham. 6ereuo bette
ifeeoe bauoe EoIitiet anltiuet llnberio>
seIlsr betrGiienoe Manben og, life iune
oct noset, Ser funoe berettige til Ntise
tanfe, li9elom bans Terlon, foreno ban
iuolooes, blep unoertaItet Ell nSiastig
Campaigning. &ommen ino til Seis
ieren fortlareoe ban, at ban par leno
al Hcpolutionstomiteen ior at unoers
rette 6s. Wtai. ON, at ban lite be-
bopebs at frpstc for noset @ttentat ira
Nibiliitcrnes Sioe, oa De par icruiss
ieoe om, at 6eileren inben fort Sio
piIbe inofOre De efterlGnsteoe HeIormsr.
Sluttclis ioriitreSe ban, at ban par
paalast at abuare 6~eiieren for llne
Omsipellsr, ba sc Ell par at ltole paa.
Ser afbrob &eilsren bet belpnosrllse
Senoebub os b%efalcoe bets 6en9lllns.
9tetop lom Sefalin9en par eftertoms
met 90 ben p~olitilfe Gmil1r tort no
raobte ban: Gag eoer al min 9ultrii
oa mine 9ern." og falot BOO ON.
Oct piite Jig ueb llnoerloseIIe, at ban
ielu bapoe siuet fig 0ooen peo at tnnle
en- aumife lioen, meo Slaalprs Iplot
@IasbeboIber, iom ban bauoe itlult t
Munoen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
SfanOinaper / WinnciotaS
Xegislatur.

: Sen me 2esislatur, Der iammen:
traaotei Sir5oa9s, er inouaIgt - Stan:
oinaucr, ncmIis Il NorbmGno, I Suen:
fer o9 Oanit. Ni Bette Nntal bar
ioI9enoe I SGoe / Ssnatct:
@iIIiam Z. Gbriitenen fra
Slipia / GenuiQe Gountp. Sau er
loot / Miooelfart, Sanmarf, / 1874,
buorira ban u~opanbreoe til Imerita
1869 ps boiatte Zig i Mtinneiuta. 6an
er Hoitmeiter / Olivia % 9anosbpens
Treiinent.
s. s. Sobnion fra @bits Hot,
Gooobue Gountp, er foot / Sperige Den
25oe Oscbr. 1910 o9 fom til Minns-
iota / 1853. San bar inbebaut for
lfieuisc County Gmbcoer % reprelentes
rcoe lit Siitritt i iorriss gesisIatur.
!6an er gift % al t6aanotsrins 6armcr.
@eors 6nubien fra ct. Sanes,
@atonpan County, er foot / 9torse
1850 % fom til Minneiota / 1857.
San bar inbcbaut Gmbebct iom County:
Nnoitor, er usift o9 6armcr.
g.. .. Seteren ira New ulm,
grown Goantp, er foot NOrse / ls4a
oe TOM til Minneiota 1856; ban bar
tibIiserc repreienteret lit 0iitritt / Sc
natet, ct gift % banoIer meo 6armma'
finer.
81. s. Hice fra Niumar, San:
oipobi Gouutp, CT foot 9tOrse BEN 24o'
Septembcr lS47 os TOM til Otinnelott
/ 1866; .bsltos / Sor9erfrisen, repre-
icntereoe Minneiota / ben republifanlt,
Nationalfonpention / 1872 os bar ue:
ret MeoIem at Senatet buert Nar lioer
1873. San CT gilt.
So6n SbaIeen ira einbltrom
Gbiiaeo Gountp cr fOot / Sucrise Der
I5be Nopbr. 1885 og tom til Wtinne.
lota / 1865. Sau belto9 / Vor9er'
frieen, bar inoebaut Gmbeoet lom She
rif os bar tibliscre reprelenteret tit 0i
itrift / Gepreientantbuiet. San er Jar:
ner os gift.
SaIpor Steneron fra Groof:
lton, Sod Gountp, er fpot al norlf,
6or9lore / Dane County, isis, Der
3ote SUM 1852 og Tom til Winnelott
/ 1853. San bar pGret prosecuting
attorney / Yolt County, er Iopofat oe
gift.
s NepreientantbuIet bar foIssnoe IL
S9oe:
6cnrp Nnoeren ira Wtonteul'
SEQ, Chippewa Gountp, er loot / Nor9'
ben 3ote SUM ls49 % fom til Vfin'
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

unocrretteS berpeo ON, at !6r. =. s.
Sobmion, Der / mango Qar par fan:
o%inapiif @snerala9cnt for 9tortbern ga:
cific Sanen, III er Geiieasent / Somo
for ct. Saul, 0tinmeapolis & Wani'
tobasganen. Sm no9en az bans Sen:
net onifer Splpsninger ON Geo otiuel
Oolen, Iaa tan ban tilifripeS unoe,
Noresle: 3. E. SObnion,
care Of u. 6. Sobnion,
ct. Saul, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
Minncipta.

gps&aabet / DULUTH bar erfleret
Sp'aasIerer Soften for leOis, oa bcr
tioli9ere aosierer Ell foriuunOen paa Ell
aforfIarli9 Maaoe. Sans Naun pa,
6. &. goitmit.
= MansfOloise al Minneiotas Sper
bar bait en- betpOelis 9ilpart iioite aar,
os life minoit CT bette 3ilieloe mel
6ergus Sails. Oette er ogiaa rimcli9t,
naar MAJ Ter ben til Oen berIise gano:
trait, Steoet eier, os Sen ualminOelic
lmutfe 0atur cerOmtring. Sra ct sSlb.
bpSSersa initial paa $500 er bet MI aaaeI
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
Den nYelte promieboS.

Oet itore Splag al Sen iiolte Br9s
micbos IS 6ritiOen" bar 9aoet laa ouer
Bcrcsuing burti9t, at ri bar leet os
mott til at bespnOe paa en- M Bremies
boa, ser oil bIiue tilienot Sc al SIas
sets Qbonneuter, lom maatte crrfc oct,
me eler gnmIe, Der inoienoe 0orlfuOSs
Detailing for ct aor ira M, nemIi9
sI.I5. Sogen i~nobunOen pg Slooet
mco - Setter al "Sco @rncn''
Tor Sf.25. Suobrloet / Gen me
So0 uil bliue al fortGlenOe Nrt,
81 fan life angiue Set iu%loitGnoi8t,
oa belle Soscu cnonu lite er lat, men
ncOcnitaaenoc uiI giuc a%bOnnenterne ct
Scsrcb berom.
Sens Srabelis.-gn 6prtGniug til at
lie al.
Scr @ortens Sn.-Gn moriom oanlt
Tprtplling.
&clpcocS=N aifimen. - Gn pollt 6ors
telling.
,Snocu.-gn lioen batter 6ortGllng ira
Den iiolte oanlte &rtg.
SrGf al Mpreneo Sip.-Gn irroeles
liulig StjlOrin9 ON oisie inloa inieres-
lante Gpr.
0co Sorct.-9i8t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TGroD. On
moriom SortGlins.
On @cnie= Saat.-Gitcr Oct Gn8ellte.
OF mpcntet @ienipm.-Gt iuenlt Sa8n
Notwithstanding
Srmis 90 SINGER. -9igt al 5or8en Nlo.
So bcnne NrGmies So9s Naun eno-
MI life sr bcitcmt, fan gnbpcr, Tom
onifer ben, naar ban inpienoe Setalin9,
blot napne: Som TrGmicbog onites
sens Drabetig, Og SOgen bIiOt
ianbt ~iaaInart BEN sliuer iaroig.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
nelota / 1864; ban bar u9ret County

nelota | 1864; ban bar u9ret County
8aslerer, CT ajobmanb og gift.
Sewis I. Sell fra 6apwaro,
6reeborn Gountp, er foot / aurIans,
Jtorge, | 1886, buorfra ban uSuanbrebe
1853 os Tom til Mtinneiota 1857. y6on
bar inoebait iOritieuige SOwnsGrabeoer,
er 6armer Og gift.
q. s. 6aI9ren fra @atertoun /
Garuer Gounnp, er foot / Sueriae /
1871 os TOM til Minneiota / 1858.
0an bar t~ioligere pGret McoIem al
Se9islatnren, er apotbcter os gift.
M. 6olmtrom ira 6atato /
&rig6t County er loot / Sueriae ben
l7oe Septbr. 1883; tom til Minnes
iota / 1869, bar inbebait forifieaise
SopnsGmbeoer, er RiObmano og gift.
s. s. 6%ulebut fra sermon /
@ooobuc Gountp er isOt / 5iorae /
1913; tom til Miansiota / 1861 /; par
UaeoIem al iurrige 9egislatur, sr Sors
mer o9 gift.
Warcus Sobnion fra Gtpater
/ 6anoipobi Gountp, sr foot / Sueriee.
Dan er anieet for en- mer END alnlinoe>
Iig op9ti9 6Orretninssmano os CT Gier
al 3 "Stores", en- Snnt, Gleuator oiu.
Dan er ugiTt og omtrent IS 9tar sammcl.
.. 30. Sinneu ira @roue 6itu
| Meeter 9ountp er foot / Sueriae /
1910 og tom til Minneiota / 1852.
t0an oeltOs / gorgertrigen, bar inbc-
BAIT iOritieuise liaiosbucru % uar
Meblem al iorrige ~2egisIatur. gan er
6armer os gilt.
u. Worten on ira Saribault /
Hice Gountp er loot / Sucriss BEN 29be
Noubr. 1929 o9 tom iii Minnsiota /
1856; bar / 8 aar urret Meolem al
Spraaoct, er 6nn0eIsmano % gift.
lru!s Youlen ira Sprina
@roue / 6ouiton Gountp er fsbt /
NOrse / 1912 og TOM til Minnelota /
1857; oeltus / Sorsertrigen, er 6ars
mer og ugiit.
8. 9~ouIien ira Sacreo 1eart /
RenuiIle Gountn er feot paa 6oibtonons
Grairie, SSisconiin, / 1851 os tom til
Minnciota 1872. 6an BAR pRrct Sorpn.
GIcrt og justice Of the peace, er 6isb.
mano og gilt.
Sobn Teterien ira Dodge 6ens
ter / Sooge Gountp er foot / 9torse /
1881 Os tom til NlinncIota i 1877;
sr 6armer og gilt.
Ole Teterien ira Gilpinot Tope
GOuntp er ioot i Norsc Zen 2ooe De-
cember 1885 og TOM til Minnsiota /
1865. 6an oeIto9 / Sorgerfriscn iom
6riuiais / Soe Mtisiouri GapallerieGe.
giment; par BEN forite Sberiif / Gope
County, lioen Gountptasierer % receiver
peo Dc 6orsneoe Staters 9anbfontor /
Ct. Gloub. t6an er sSarner cg oft.
Ole Heterien ira Wtandeitsr /
6reeborn Gountp er loot / Norae 1882
Os tom til Minneiota / 1856. 6an
oelto9 / Sorsertri9sn % bar inbebaut
iorifieuise Siuibsbusru. !San er 6arz
mer os gilt.
Sobn Swenien ira Ganbp /
Yellow Meoieiue 6ountp sr foot i Horse
/ 1912 % tom til Dtinnciotd / 1872.
lDan er SiObmauo os MouesGisr os
gift.
:. 6. Sorser en- ira 9ate Tart,
Seder @ountp, er loot / Norsei 1851
os tom til Minueiota / 1860. San er
6armer us gilt. C"9tOroueltsu." y
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
"Gn apb @iaic brager It suSt 9Gs'

Suem oil baue ben Gelpillie at IfdtIe
os, ON life ct ges npe Snblfribenter,
iaa BOG en- eller to, 9ierne Here. 81
uiloe pare enbuer gammcl Sulfrtbent
iGrotles tatnsmmelig for en- laooan
Misunderstanding, os ri trOr life bet UilOe
falpe panifeligt, aor man pier SlaOe1
ircm, iaa De Ter, bpaO De iaar for Ell
Dollar og YoitsEortO.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
&amiaS 8.

Der bar bar bannet fig ct 9tftiez
Selifob til SpforeIien al en- anocn
Sro oper DtisiourisG lpen peb geapen@
,portb, % Chicago, gurlington&S .uincp
So. uiI NOT lutte fig bertil. Den faitIatte
&apital ifal uGre $3.50, 600. Den nue
uerenbe 8ro Iisscr 2 Wfile o%ucnfor
Spen, os er OcrfOr tcmmeIis noe al
Veien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
Nem=N orf.

&iaiam 8. 9unberbilt, Millionee
rem, bar IOpet at 9iue Spen Nem Yort
en- ltorartet gaue, ueb builfen ban uil
eiterIooe fig ct uarigere MinOesmartc,
eno ON ban beltemte, at Der oper bans
@lauplaos ifuloe relies ct babploniit
Saarn. s Centrum al gpen uil ban
fjobe ell Del Somter, berpaa reiie en-
Bp9ning, paslenoe for en- @olleriloms
ling al De irie &uniterS 6rembrinscllcr,
o9 iaa, na.r bette er ia. bist, paa i'm
esen Sefoitnins iplbe bet meb be beb:
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
California.

Zen lite Sauuor bauoe oenne Stot
ct iaa piotitratt Sncios, iom man
neppe ueO mage til tioIi9cre. Sneen
Nptaar50ag laa lige til 5 CONNER paa
mangiolOise SteOcr; bette bar 1iOtiI
uRrct temmelig ubort.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

ite Sunltuerfer, man fon faa Teroen
Tor Yense. Der er 9jort bet Spers
lag, at, naar BET gIt er fGroi9t, pil
llosiIterne belo6e fig til 5 Mtillione,
Ooaars, men BET bar Scr. Sanberbilt
Qoo 9aao til at aiie.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
Gmbpcr, iom uep iis 1fDloi9 for
"SccorchsSUTcu"

aumooes penlisit ON at inOlenOe Seta'
ling. llOsiiterne ueO Slabet er MI lod
tore, at nj maa baue bucrenelte Sent,
ser tiIfommer os. 6Or Gnbuer iler er
BET blot Ell llbetpOeIi9bco.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
81

6uiter Gountp / Montauo CT Del
imtorite Gountu / De 6orencoe Stoter.
Oct5 SSnohoIo er Sc, 900 NUaoratmjIe.
Oct or ltorre eno Statcrne Sermont,
Ncrp 0ampibir:, NtaSiaduletts, GcIa=
mare % Nbooe Sslano, ollc tiIlammen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

20 Gn 4argang al "SetorOb 70.
ltcn" inO6ciattcr - yiullulere %
~ II NnlnrlcEc al "SeO Irnen"
iiliamlnen for Sis. "SafL.
~ plumbers" a "geo gruru" 70.
tier 3 Gcnts pr. 6cftc.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
&i9tpnfin.

sra &eit Scno, Q8uibin9ton 6ountq,
tommcr Der 8.retning ON et uolmin=
bella irGtt Goptri. 6Iotten llot citel
6 onoen 9tptaays Dag iiooer 8urt-
Munocn Grrit 6ranteubur9 meo in
6amilje pto ~4itcnsmaOcn, "a to ma
ifcrcoe G,rioncy tommcr ipaoicyenol
gicnuem 3iottentt o8 Iige ben I'll Dor:
Oct mcO ippnbte 3teuo!uere. e ioy.
longtc aue 9oit6arbeocr % 9toglcrn,
til 8onfcns ,3crnifab u6Ieueret. 0oaC
ifuloe pcI BEN operraifs0e 6omiiie 9iore :
Reuerne iii , Giliosllbr % en "a
Gcngc, cog ingsn itor Gum, men siOs.
len tlmoe life bialpe benz, pa Stabe.
uor al Zen Slo95, at Oet tun fund,
oabnt5 til IN bclt.mt lib, BET bapOt
nemIigcn iaataloct time lock. Gernet
ilog De oriitige Giafer Jig t%iItaol9 Q:
git i'm Sci.
= Gcr blcu mite 2tar Io8t mar pct
400 Mlile IN Sern6ane Der / Statcn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

SenS "OecorabsYolten til Senl'sr
os SIGstninse / NOrse. Den toltsf
tim sl.6O for aar9anSen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10

op til 5,O44, Os Sp9nin9ernes Sal bar
neiten iorOoblet fig; / 1882 er Der OPP
fort me 6uie til ct Selob al s742, 271.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
$40. a at
Oeo olrl1en"

Si0c 97-l2S nil mebiOlge nGlte 9io.
al Sla0et, os aItiaa Oa uotomme I'll
rette SiO.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
SllinpiS.

Chicago onta9er mere os mere 6n.
rattcren at en- 6abritbD. Sol9ct q
De iorifieli9e Ser tiluirttOc @rooutter
9aar Tor Bet iorl0bnc Nor9 &eOfom:
menoc op til 81 Ntillioner Dollars,
Den belle Gmirtuir5 nnto9e5 / iommt
Sio5rlm at belobe Jig til 1915 Iii!.
lioncr Collars.
Ct. MtorgS TigeIfoIe i anorujuC
ncobrrnote til GrunOen Sorsoa9 Ser
4be %,}anuar 6l. > ON Woraencn. IeI
6olot baarbt for Be uuge Bigger al rcbot
ia, men set Iptfeoes bog. itiont 81
iqrreite If lio til at ifore ia 6l9.
oerne. pile laa Be / Souuens grne,
oa Tranos2luarm btep 9iort, % / t0uj
% 6ait oialot BET at tomme no al Der
brFnOeuOe 8p9ning. 50 Gamer tom
itpgt iii Sfaoe peo at ialoe nco al en-
Sti9e. Ger par nGlten 100 Bigger, oo
fun ioa ff irelit noget al Git. ga
bet par ct ia'6ionabel Suititut, anllaaes
buer Games Eager til minbit 5000,
lad nan fan le, at Oct par betpoeIiQ
Gien6om, iom gif up / io9 iammcr
meo ieIpe gpsnin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
|@icuse IarsamS.
sorrctn;',ss=&Ort.

r.. &iuett.
|SkSIueIi " Ntoub21
Tvs 7yorab, Coma.
Decorah-posten., 1883-01-10
n. 8. Sbomion,
u.:,u-ofocttf EfitCe
g. II. Spbnion,

- Sin HatiOual" 5ant' Gee0ra9 SO~@'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-15
Continued from last ,ccek.)
How Watch Cases are MQde.

The many great improvements intro
duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss
Gold Watch Case, have led to similar i'm
provements in the making of silver cases.
Under the old methods, each part of
silver case was made of several pieces of
metal soldered together, requiring great
amount of cutting and soldering, which
sofened the metal and gave it the pliability
of lead rather than the elasticity of silver.
Under the improved methods, each part
of the keystone Silver Watch Case is made
of one solid piece of metal hammered into
shape. The advantages are readily appar-
ent, for every one knows that hammering
hardens the metal while soldering softensi it.
To test the superiority of the Keystone
Silver Watch Case, take one Of OF. weight,
press it squarely in the center when closed,
and it will not give, while case of same
weight of any other make will give enough
to break the crystal. The keystone Silver
Watch Case is made only with silver cap
and gold joints.
Send stamp keystone Watch Factories PhiIa.
depha, Pa handsome Illustrated Pamphlet showing how
James Boss and Keystone Watch Cases are made.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-15
FORT ATKINSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cobleigh, OF
Mortified, VT, are visiting with Chas.
Rice this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marckres left..on Tuesday
for Northern Michigan, where they will
remain with fishing party of 80 Chicago
gentlemen, for several weeks.
Rev. J. II. Bogges, the new pastor Of
the gational Church, is giving ex-
cellent satisfaction.
5ss n5s Mel Jbnes, who has been running as
a passenger conductor on the St. Paul &
Manitoba r. R., has resigned his position
and is home On play spell. .
Henry G. Pickett, Cashier of the Bank
Of Cooperstown, Dakota, and Miss Winnie
Stone, of this city, were married at the
home of the bride, and took their depart
ure for their future home in Cooperstown,
on the same day.
The Oakland Sunday School gave a
picnic on the banks of Lake Ripley on
Saturday the 18th inst.
Five carloads of live stock were ship
ped from this station on Tues lay
Union,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-15
JEFFERSON.

Ernest Meyer and John Lennahan,
the former an old Jefferson boy, now in
the employ of Moores & Co. steam filters,
of Milwaukee, have been here fitting up
the steam boiler in the county Jail in
this city, and were greeted by numerous
friends.
Rev. DR.. Joeger, buried his mother,
last Sunday, in this city, His sister lies
at the point of death, in Mineral Point,
and he has gone to be with her. The
DR.. has the sympathy of all in his be-
reavement.
G. With will soon have little town
of his own near the east side school
building.
Miss Lizzie Reuel has been sick a long
time, and but faint hopes were held of
her recovery, but she seems to be on the
gain now,
Miss Emmert, of Pennington, while in
town last Friday, fell from her buggy
headlong to the ground. With the kind
ly assistance of John Clark she was car
ried to the millinery store of Mrs. Zim.
norman, where Dr. Smith cared for the
unfortunate woman.
A little son of John Reuel who was
riding a bycicle last week, fell off, and
was severely injured. Last Saturday
lockjaw set in and his life was dispaired d
of.-BGnner.
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PALMYRA.

J. w. Congdon sold his farm located
on sections 12and Is, in this town, to Wal
ter Carlim for the sum of $4,000. The
said farm contains 120 acres of land, and
nicely situated on the highway leading
from Palmyra to Milwaukee.
Mineral water is being shipped from
the Sanitarium springs to different points.
The Congregational church is being
repainted and fitted up. DIR. j. w. Da-
Wis, of the Sanitarium, has literally do
mated the paint to be used, and the citi-
zens are applying it.
Eli Walker, of Sullivan, we learn sold
his farm of 123 acres to Gregory Ebbott
on Wednesday for the SUM OF $2,950.
Gregory Ebbott, of Sullivan, sold his
farm of 120 acres to J. R. Whiting. Con-
sideration $4,000.
Walter Carlin has some Il acres of
beans growing upon his farm, and the
prospect is that he will have good crop.
Enterprise.
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WHO WROTE IT.

A curious story comes from Cleveland
in regard to the anonymous novel,
"1he Bread Winners" begun in the
August Century. The MS. of the story
is said to have been found in the desk of
the late Leonard Case, of that city, the
bachelor millionaire and munihcent
founder Of the Case School of Applied
Sci5Dce. He was a man of amiable
character, of fine culture and of remark
able natural abilities, but his life was so
clouled by constant lll-heath, and by
singular constitutional shyness, that his
talents were unknown even to his own
iowBpeople, and hardly appreciated by
his few intimate friends He wrote po-
ems, sketches and tales for his own
amusement, rarely publishing anything
but an occasional mathematical paper in
the transactions Of the Smithonian Insti-
tuition. The Ms. of "The ad-Win-
ners'' was found shortly after his death,
several years ago, in mass of other doc
uments, and only recently examined by
his friends and executors. 1t was put
into the hands of a competent editor and
prepared for the press, and then submit
ted to Mr.. Glider, of the Century, who
at once occepted it for publication in his
magazine declaring it one ofthe strongest
which have ever come into his h ands,
The personages are rather thinly yelled
portraits of Mr.. Cases friends-the hero
general y recognized as Colonel William
IL. Harris, a retired army officer, whose
house and grounds are accurately describ-
ed in the first chapter of the novel.
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GDper 2T1ciehbors.
WATERLOO

Taylor street is to be greatly improved
during the next two weeks. w. T. Lum
is building large addition onto the See
ley house recently moved onto that street,
and also intends to move the old red barn
away. rhe M. E. church parsonage is
to be moved back, overhauled. and made
to face this street and the old shed back
of the church torn down.
Albert Trayser, of Watertown, is taking
a weeks vacation, visiting his parents
and friends in this place, and running
around the country.
We understand the J. J. Montgomery
intends to occupy H. A. Wedemeyer's
new store building on Monroe street as
soon as it is finished, which will be about
the 18th of next month.
Burnham & Clark have shipped three
car loads of wool to Philadelphia this
week.-JomndJ
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Recently train en- the Northern Pa
cific Railroad found its way apparently
barred by the furious heat of burning
wood-ricks along the track. The train
stopped, the rails were examined to see
if they had warped, and then it was de-
cided to run the gauntlet. A passenger
thus describes the passage, which was
made at the rate OF seventy miles an hour
to a reporter of the Portland Oregonian:
awe shut down the windows and closed
the doors tight just before we started, but
the air Inside the car was like the breath
of furnace and the whole train seemed
to be on fire. The flames licked the win
dow glass savagely, and, though it lasted
only few moments, it was an experience
I shall never forget and never again wish
to undergo. [ can't help but think Of
the terrible danger we passed through.
IF one rail of the track beneath us, hav.
ing been warped by the heat, had given
away, we would every one of us been
roasted alive 1t makes me shudder even
now"
ONE OF THE PREsIDENTs S OLD PUPILS.
1t is said that when President Arthur
wassat Cape May, after public reception
was over he received a card from caller
who was very anxious to see him. On
being shown in, the visitor proved to be
a weather-beaten, middle-aged man, who
grasped Mr.. Arthur cordially by the
hand, and informed him that he "know
ed'' him as soon as he "set eyes on him y
He then repeated his name to the Presi-
dent, and inquired if he remembered that
his visitor had gone to school to him. The
president then recalled that, during one
of his vacations, he had, for the purpose
of raising much needed funds, taken sew
eral young fellows Of about lis own age
to impart some college learning" to, and
the man before him was one Of them.
The former scholar combines the occupa.
ton Of fisherman and restaurant keeper,
and informed the President that he was
doing very we'll The President express
ed his pleasure at the meeting, and the
two parted with mutual expressions of
good will and hopes for future happi-
ness. The President said he got grip
of the hand which he would not forget
for some time to come.