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MISCELLANEOUS.
1ELEGRAPHIC MATTER.

Our latest correspondence, May le 1888, brings
to US the narrative of HENRY B. INGRAM, the
General Superintendent OF the District Messenger
Company of New Haven, Conn Mr.. Ingram says {:
"For many months had been sorely troubled with
a weak and tired feeling across the loius, almost
invariably accompanied with headache. / had
noticed also that at stated periods following these
pains my urine would be highly colored, and leave
heavy brick-colored sediment when allowed to
stand in the vessel could not work, and was
discouraged to an alarming degree. Nothing helped
me. 1 was prescribed FOR by some OF the best ply
sicians in New York City, where was located at
that time, but derived nc benefit e. relief Whsn
almost ready to give up in despair an acquaintance
said to me, 1 want you to try Hunts Remedy |
did so, and hardly twenty-four hours had elapsed
before obtained reliei and in three weeks time all
the aforesaid ailments had disappeared, and l i'm
proved steadily, and was infused with new life, so
that could resume my business again, which is one
that subjects tostrsins OF all kinds which are
likely to affect the kidneys namely: Erecting
telegraph and telephone hines. Hunts Remedy now
occupies the most honored place in my cabinet of
medicines. I would not be without it, and cheer
fully and heartily recommend it to all who are
troubled with diseases of the liver, kidney URN.
ary organs. 1t never fails to cure"
33 CkSrER STREET
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HAVANA, July 31st.-General Prendergast,
Captain. General Of Cnbs. has resigned. ow-
ing to i'll health. Gsaeral Chinchella. Vice
Captain General, has also resigned. General
CASTILLO has been appointed General Prsn>
dergast's successor,
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Entries for the following events for 18S4-5 were
ordered to be closed with the above races:
No. !. Observation-Disclosures Derby Stake-For
foas of 1881, TO be at the State Fair OF 1884.
One and one. half mile dash $50 entrance, p. p.;
$500 added second horse slo0 third, $50.
No. 2. Same stake, for foals Of 1882 to be run at
the State Fair Of 1885. Same conditions.
No. 3. RUNNING Maturity Stake. Three-mile
dash, for four year-ods in 1884 500 entrance
S25 forfeit $500 added. Second horse. 500
third $50. To be run at the State Fair Of 1884.
No. 4. RUNNING California Annual Staks-for
two. year-olds, foals Of 1882. Dash of one mile
500 entrance S25 forfeit; $3.50 added. Second
horse, 500; third, $40. To be run at the Fair CT
1854,
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CoUIETY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHARMS
- OF every kind, in gold, silver or metal. at Ma
THAN JOSEPH'S, 6n Clay street, SOLE AGENT
In SAN FRANCISCO for the Universal Badge aud
Regaha Co. Workmen's badges in solid gold fc-
81, postage free. Single badges @. o. D. Trade
upplied. a7tiWS
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MARKETS.
M. F. oDgLL
a, hEILBRoN & 20. .

TETHoLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street, between Front and Secoud, from p Herzog
we shall eDdeavor to keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special Inducements
TO the trade and being connected with the slaugh-
terh0use by telephone, We art prepared to take OF.
ders from a. N. to 5 Pm Special attention given
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
tbs Highest Market Prices. iyIO-lm
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LATEST SENSATION /

YENHE wELL-sELECTED MILLINERY STOCK
4 Of TICB & CLEMENTS, including the fixtures
ls now offered for sale below cost. Ladies, call and
see for yourselves. This sale is genuine Object,
retiring from business. iva lp1m
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". Z. KNIGHTS d co.
PAINTS AND OILS.

I'll CHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEALER
ebs in Paints, Oils, Yarnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials, Wall
Paper, etc No. 204 X st., Sacramento. iyl7-1pu
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New Life

New Life
is given by using Browns
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air.
and it prevents Consunip-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
Il. S. Berth, Esq, Of the
well-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, d. c., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
CenHemrn.. I take pleas
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles.
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's IRON BIT-
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "Jnst as .g00d."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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Cr0ssman's specific Mixture

MYTH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure,
change of diet, change in application 10 business
The medicine contains nothing that Is Of the least
injury TO the constitution. ASK your druggist for
Price 81 bottle ul0-lyWS
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FORTUNE TELLING.

ID EADING OF THE PAST, PRESENT s<ss
III, and future. MRS I. C. ANDREWS, thesCs
well-knovn Fortune-Teller and ClairvoYant, ss
A. M.E. Church, with diagnoses on all diseases.
Information given business, love, courtship and
marriage. ie6 I'm
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Write for copy Of the little book free.

$1,000 REWARD Will be paid to
any Chemist who viii find on analysis OF
100 bottles Of =. 8. 5. one particle Of Mer.
curry, Iodide of Potassium, or any Mineral
Substance. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
D-,,per . Atlanta On
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fredericksburg Beer Hall,

MO. 525 K STREET. NORTH SIDE, BETWEEN
~ Fifth and Sixth, FRED. WAGER, Proprietor
The Genuine Fredericksburg Beer, nice and cool, at
five cents. Fine Lunch every day. je9-
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Absolutely vyithout Fouudatiou.

DENVER, July 31st.-The report in ciroula.
tion yesterday that the Grand Army of the
Republic excursion train had been wrecked in
Black canyon. on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway, and great number Of lives lost,
has not the least foundation in fact. Alb
solutely nothing occurred to mar the pleas
iIra of tho ayc,1raion;skv
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TowN CLERK ToRFY-ryYo YaAEs.

TWIN NAa1tAak Z VENA = I ~ y N--Atass
The following is from Mr. oTIINIEI GAGER, the
welI-known and respected Town Clerk of Norwich
Conn. Mr.. eager is 50 years DID, and has held this
position Of trust for AZ years. and his word is asgood
as his bond. On May 5, 1883, he writes as follows :
"For years have suffered with disease of the kid
neys and bladder, and have no hesiteney in recon-
mending Hunts Remedy as a specific for these COM
plants It has not only been the means OF reliev-
ing me of terrible PAIN but has cured a number of
my acquaintances. To day 1 am performing the
duties OF the offie of Town Clerk, which have held
for fortytwo years, which could not be able to do
were hot in fair tate of health owing to the use
OF Hunts Remedy"
nG-1yMWF&w1y
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsrsCrAl DISPATCHES TO rHs AsOorD-uMOs..
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c. ZIMMERMAN,

-DRALER X
Groceries and Provisions,
Wood, Hay, Grain,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars and every description Of
Family Supplies.
8. 2. Cor. Twelfth and E sts., Sacramento.
Goods delivered free Of charge ySo-1plm
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ks- Having been farmer in Sacramento county
for over twenty years. would ike to have farmers
give me a call Hotel is but two blocks from the
dono+ Street csrs pass every five mluuses Tvs 1ptf
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slXgIs DAV-saiurd-y. Sent. Is.

No. 22-TROFTING-Free for all. Purse, s., 200
No. 23-oCCIDENT STAKE-Ciosed January l,
1882, with fifteen nominations
No. "A -TRoTTING-P Purse, $500, for yearlings
One mile dash.
No. 25-TRoTTlNG-Three minute class. Purse
81, 00o Entries to close May is, 1888 at which
time two and a.half per cent. Of entrance must be
paid two and a-hali per cent. payable July 1st
and five per cent. August 1st. To fill. ten horses
must pay first instalment. Parties not making
payments when due forfeit their previous pay
ments, and are debarred from starting.
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HERMAN c. HOTFiLTER
GOLD AVID sILVERsMITH,

MO Hes6 SIXTH ST., BETWEEN AND &
~ Jewelry made to order. Old Gold worked over
Repairing specially. iy7-a
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
nos. 800, 322, S24, 326 K STREET. BETWEEN
Third and Fourth, sacramento.

GIvE he a CALL-THIs OLD AND WELL.
VI known house has just been thoroughly reno
waited throughout. MEALS, 25 cents. BOARD per
week, ST. BOARD AND LODGING per week, s.
to $40. A fine Bar. Best OF Liquors and Cigars.
W. w. WADE, Proprietor
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and Miss Conway was also recently divorced
from her husband, Jules Levy, the famous
eornetist. The affair has produced ssnsa-
ton. Miss Conway arrived from New York
last night. An effort is being made TO keep
the details Of the MARRIAGE n,1;ek
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CAPT. Aa~ HOTEL,
sACRAME NTo,
CORNER sEyaNFH AND L STREETS.
BLESSING GUTHRIE. Proprietcra.
ear Free Omnibus 10 and from the Cars. -
iyI3. II
DINgI DiaEl

~ CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL,
D Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. Si7 and 319 K
street, between Third and Fourth Ghree blocks
utes-ssk the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, Is cents. Fine Dining ParlOrs for Fami
Hes Open Day and Night.
iyI3-d ]. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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Bridges Fired by Robbers.
Ordered to Quarantine.

NEW York, July 3lst.-The steamship
Glenavon arrived from Yokohoma by way Of
Suez yesterday, and proceeded to the upper
quarantine. As she had passed through Suez
since the cholera broke ont in that neighbor-
hood, the Health Officer ordered Captain
Thompson, of the GleDavon, TO take her
down to the lower quarantine, where she will
be- examined. She will not be allowed to
come up TO the city until she has compiled
with oil the quarantine regulations which
cover her case.
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Sensational Marriage.

DENYER (Col J, July 31st.-Osmond Tearle,
leading man Of Wallack's company, was mar
ried this morning to Minnie Conway. the
Cured in Mics Rose Cozhizn's rooms at the
Windsor Hotel, Rev. Chas Marshal official
ing. The wedding breakfast provided by
Mis- Coghlan was q very elegant affair.
Tearle was recsctly divorced in Neg York,
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HEAR The WITNESSES +!
snrea from a Esnrrihie nsn,h.

am sure that Swift's Specific saved my
life. l was terribly poisoned with Malaria,
and was given up to die. Swift's Specific
relieved me promptly and entirely. think
it is the greatest remedy OF the age.
G. G. SPENCER,
Supt Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Sorfeneoe Nennefer.

6or npIia bat man / en- 6ularube
6rnntrtse giort ct interesiant 5unS,
loet man rcmIis unoer en- @jeunem:
~brponing irem til en- M S9a6t itsSts
pan en- Sn!e, buor Der Iaa 5 foritcne,
Dc zig al Mcnneiter fra ben forbiito,
rife lib. Oct par en- Ranb, , Ruin.
Der og ? 8orn; ben 50rite par oucr 7
SOB lang, 8uinoerte uar ousr 6 Sob, Set
enc al 8srnene 1 900, Oct anoet 3.
s RGrbeoen al Si9eue fnn6tes Stptter
al Snaben og 6usseraub, noset for.
ltcnet IRA o9 2euuinger al fprItieai9e
Slass Dur. s en- on6en unoerioroili
6ule fanot man IL Menneifelis af en-
ouerorcentIig Stsrrelie, 0prelsssmer
ioritielIise Slags &eoitaber FAINT nealc
eble Stene. paa SGssene families
inoripiet Gesnin9er, buori meb raa
SrGt fremitiae6es 6ampe melem Meen,
nelter Og Gur. 6unoet, Der er nal,
minoeli9t / fit SIu9s, ifaI moeriOges
al DC opstiSite Sibeuitabsmanb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21

SsuIfab msllem Sur. Sfoslsber
9SilbeIm 8eterien / MlbersbuiIe Stoa
ueb Sasiu9rb 81 sier en- 9Rntebunb,
Der er iaa sIublt, at enbosiaa bens
9srre-uagtet ban sr en- tor 0preuen
-maa pGre meget uariom meo at nGr>
me Jig 9unoebulet. Oteo fort 8aieri
farsr ben imoo Gubuer, Der pasIerer
Stoglobcrbuiet, ps man pil neppe pGre
9oot l~itueret, ON bet Iptfeoes ben bib
tie Spster at ionSerlIibs i'm 9anfe.
Ofsn ielu bette ubeuoige Spr bar
last for Dasen, at Bet er / SeiiooelIe
al bliocre soldier, os of Bet trGnser
til at baue nOsen, til buem bet fan
lutte fig / ajGrIisbeb SunOsn bar ba
faltet i'm GObbeo paa Suiets Sat.
Oenne-en Sunfat saar inb os no
al 9anoebuiet, iom par Bet bens eeent,
lise 6ienl, os / BEN M iorl9bne Som,
mer foote ben Ser fine fem 6iainser.
l9unS, Sat os Siainser Ispebe / ben
i%tlonnelte 6armOni, os BET par fprbuns
ben meo life rinse SanifeIisbeb for
8iIbeIm geterien at borttase be of
&%tuin9erne, iOm ban iaa fig ncbiaset
til at SrG6e, mebens De par imaa.
Den sanIe Sat os BEN nGiten fuIb>
borne Siains CT frembsies Sunbens
intims Senner.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21

WrcctCDEVSVSVttsO"s"
fables ben ubruitnins, iom / Commits
rem 1881 unber 9eituant Greelep's
6ommaubO pblenstss al be 6oreneSe
Staters Sisnul.S ieneiie for Bolar'
,snene at a%nitils intercollegiate linoer'
~cerIsgclier. Selifnbet beitop al onls
trent 20 Oiiicerer os Metti9e, o9
Oampifibet "8roteus" braste benz op
til 8sitemmeIi 8tcoet, nemlis 9aop
5ranflins Sustcn ueb @rinuell gano,
bporben be naaeoe trem ben lite aus
QUIT famine Nar. 6or belle 3 Iar
ifulbe pisie Sbierpationer sieres, cg
De ifulbe pGre uf iuu meget ltorre pls
~bsnitabeIig SetpOnins, iom bet life
blot par be 6oresebe Stater, Der full
De Ia6e %onitille SasttO9eIier, men bet
Canine itulOe osiaa ife paa iOritielli3e
Butter / be norbli9e Ggus 9iennem fsls
senbe 9anoes StpreIie: Den ur9cn:
tinife 8spubIit, 9lterriss, 0unmurt,
6inIan6, 6runtrise, 9pbitIaub, Gns'
luuo, Canada, NOrse, Sueri9e os
1uslan6. Santen par og er, at Der
paa ben Naaoe fan uiroes betgOeliSt
6ienoitdb til be 2oue, Der raaber for
Stormcne pda BEN uor6lise 6aIUtu9Ie.
9 ,atiouerne ituIoe anlG9ses | en- Girs
tel iaa Iaugt moro iom muli9t, o9 Do
@reelep aItiaa untom til 8riuneu
9dn6, oroneoe ban i'm Citation Der og
ienote "BrOteus" tiIbass.
Sm Sommcren 1892 bIep Der iaa
giort ct 6Oriog paa at uua irem til
oenue Citation, mep Ssmasisrne biuores
be bette, % 6artOiet IosIebe oa De meO;
bragte geuustsmiolsr iaa mar bet al
@recIep btitemtc Guntt iom muli9t.
Gu 81 9ol6ring bIeU Iost / ct paa
Gittleton Den GubrGgt StiuletsO al Den
Slags, iom brugcs for ~iaaoanne Die:
meo, en- anoeu pso Gope Sabine, 90
en-, iUm @reelep islp bauos %io,uarst,
men iOm par bIsuen 0oeIa9t al Sior:
mere, bteu after iuppleret.
Saa Den 29Oe Suni 1888 6rOg bo
2sitnaut Darlington aiiteO me6 Dam:
psren "Qroteus" for after at anitiut
tn llnoeriegeIit siter Greeley, OS Sra.
riueminiitcren meoienote ogiaa ct anee'
6artoi "0antic" GrpeoitiOnsn ifuIot
bsgiue fig Op til 9uOp 6rantlin Bug:
ten, Der forio9c at iiaoe 0reslep ol
iaa fore bet bale SeIitab ii!ba9e igieu.
0esoGrrs baube bette Cog lllptteu met
iig; ben % Gull ON gitermiobager
ST. 3 bIep Yroteus tnuit msQtm IS.
fia9ene, s pdle fra 9ape Sabine
6erit ben 3oie aueuit ut be ombori
paa "Dantie" llnoerretning ON bette
nemlig poa gittltton Zen, buor Oar.
liugton baUbe reOIagt Bsiteb on, buat
Der par inohunet. os bUiIten Retnin!
ban og bans 6slge bauoe Naaet int
pao. Saa blsO Der oa anltiuet er
Ssgniug, o9 mau ianot benz uso llper
naOit. s COB SeboIO CT be M all.
TONNE tiiba9s, mebens be StotIsr Der
oppe / bet b0ie Rorocn, ON De enbnI
er ilive, fOrgiGOeS usnter paa, at be
: ifal lenoes Dem 6i9Ip o9 llnoiGtHin!
: ira 6iemmet. Sa Adrstiosu sr ia,
I langt fremrpttet, fan bette life lie iaar
men isrit til Barren, os Der mare.
Saab ON at uGiie benz iliue, ON b
1 bar funbet DC neOIuste 8rOuiiiouer
{ tbi bisie par beregnet paa at full
: pare bem 8 4ar.
Der bIsu boIot ct SrissfOrbSr Ove
be SeiaIin9s6aUeube onborb paa "4ro
4 tens" % "DGntic", bu be tom tilbase
iQEpi IS, xiQyggmms!ia tIassHes pgsy. Q
lin Yli9t, men Der tun6e NOT iuts
4 llristi9t ousrisreS BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Mary's Lamb on
Principle,

lie had a little ram
bier Shoe.
everywhere that Nc
Migrated to.
vent with her to chu
the folks hilarious 2
ee him walk demure
n Aliens pew.
Deacon quickly let hi
,n rise,
gave il an unchristi
cen the sad brown c
landed rammy in tn
sacon Followed fast,
raised his foot again
st kick was his last.
Mr.. Sheep walked
out a rod It's said,
ere the Deacon eoul,
him on his head.
congregation then ar,
r that there sheep,
several well directed
them IN a heap.
| rushed they straight
'or with curses long a
lie rammy struck the h;
d showed him through
Minister had often
would subdue
hercest beast, ..Ahs
I'll try that game ON
so he kindly, gently ca
rammy, ram,
see the folks abuse
and sorry am'..
! Kind and gentle wor
m that tall pulpit dc
lg, .sRammy, rammy.
eep in all the town..
quite dropped it's
! rose from off its f
when the Parson Ian
hind the hindmost Sc.
as he shot without Il
'sed It with a slam.-
9 California TOW
was "Yuba DAM.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
vi uagc Tinl9nSere sr Der / bsr

vi rnge Sinl9nSere sr Der / BEN
lenere Glib besaoet en- raffe minbre
Gpuerier st. gstersburs; Set MGrfes
Iise par, at Spuerierne blep bcaaaebe
at 6olf, Der aIpeIes life par ~transenbe.
Sasen patte oerfor Opmertiombeb, os
ueS n9rmere llnberioseIic tom Bet for
Oasen, at be unse Renneifer bauoe
besaaet 6o%rbrpoelien for at bIiue fri
for NfiIitGriieneite. Den finite Sop
Tiger nemIis, at Berioner, Der er bomte
for pisie paneresoe 5orbrpSeIier, life
tan bIipe Sofbater; be bapbe reiit til
petersburg os i%tiaalet, forbi 6inlanbs
y~ousipntn9 oitterer lanst itrGneere
Straite for bsnne Ssrbrpbslis enb ben
%ruiits.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
D0rnenrs
oror ofte bsrer m

brugf ~ ieii'"Us9'
/ in Iantelsobso dlr
muIise iSrssiise 6oiSe
itebfommes ueO oerss
z port Spros taIoer
feIise @utter, / bet e
be young America.
Sor at pie, buor 4
for Moro Club fan
rette nosle GrGt al d
"Mipro".
gn aftsn ing 4
Jig iamuten Oppe Ga
at be innaite flnoe pad
more fig, Og, oa oct !
at SoIt piloe TONNE I
@uostisneften, trnoe
JOINT, at ie ben Gne {
faloe Operenoe, o5 BET
at ipenee ct Reb ousr
Som tent, iaa 9io1
eunoet fra ct Staftt 0
! os M itiusOe be ii8 b
uieet at sotts ii9 over
JONI ifulpe fomme, 90
Cater.
Strar efter fem en-
Naun gliie y. bopper
ueo 40 @aocn BUN 81
jos en- Ing 6unte, ID
,rast 6rust o9 oIop
5pse bauoe iat iaaoan
affet iao inberlig fOr,
ig iarbeIe5 Ipttslig til
BUNS pda en- 9an
nubIct oper Cou9et, 0
srte bet ifjGrenoe Sri
go. giu bauOe be 10
+, at.
Da 8%irfesiRu9erne
ON, fanbt De 9Iiie Zig
ibitlss SiIitano. 0un
Dor BUN efter Saoninq
9iaa fom til iig ielu
lite fig mart, at bun {
alb baube faaet en- 81
I .noe til 6reblin9 for
Sda ifuIoe en- Aftd
barlie baue fig IiOt a
iser, bet par be enige
eos5arer, iaa ifulOe
paa at ifrRmme z
Tar BUN ! BEN balumo
Iloe saa neo ar Crap
.rs sa paa Jig en- tug
.nste ct bpiot Snsen
nu tos ban 90 9Iah
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Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21

OPERA-HOUSE
Clothing Store
bar oltio uGret befienbt for
line GlGbes=S arer, baaoe for
0sstter o. Born.
81 ri oil bebolbe Oenne
Dor Stiain9 iom ct leoenOe
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Del, % tilbDOer Sra9ter for
aae, li9eIra SmaafoIt, paa
2 Iar % opouer.
st fuloitGnOi9t Sploo, %
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@amnnelt.
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BOT Streoocr Nfoelius er
MI foripnet meO ct itorartet
uooalg al De forIfjeaise
Slags.
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LOTT % BET uil IGe iige, JON
Ier BET.
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% vi ct MI beore iItanb emo
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ling.
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% enten Sc fj0ber eler lite,
Ct DC altio biertelis pelfom=
men bos
W.L.EASTON.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Gt1olcs OCT $40.

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-orter, ION ale ui Iate Gis pNa, ferior maa De fomms t6 ca Is p,r.
Eager, fr Se tebsr 1neetteos. Oct pi prre til 8crss eon 6orfef.
s. W. LANDERS & son.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
NOTE BLANKS,

Ioresis:
.. Gannoien, Sscorab, Sof'a.
BLANK ORDERS for DiSTRlI'
SCHOOL TREASURES / Wll,s
l9eit eOuntp tiIiaIss ! 1Gssoras'''
items" Office.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
SCs1 2lGscs:2oass

n MI fgISt. Soeriratfer for store c9 enaa, ale6r for s9sns ..
o5ntfer, at al aurbeefe Sort, o9 poe grrr r lat til Sc hp tie. 8o.
rnSom, os pi s ftfr paa, at De nil fsbe hes
S. W. ANDER & SON.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
ct Auis=Frieri.
6prt9lin9. Sra gnselit.

"UROn set SIass 8,fienbtsiSreIier ere oIuurIist ment'
sler Blot 9oier?" iasoe 9linu 6ie9eralb.
1hpite 8efienbtaioreLer2n ipurote en- itisn una 6errs
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-12-15

Quarterly meeting will he held in
the Darkesville NJ +. Church on
Saturday and Sunday. 10Th and 10TH
insts. Preaching by the Presiding
Elder, Rev. G. w. Hobbs on Satur-
day at 1890, and on Sunday love
feast at 0. Preaching at 10.S0--fol-
lowed by the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper. THos. WooD.
First Meth. Episc. Church, Sab
bath, Dec. 16. Preaching at II a.
m. and Up. M, by the pastor. A
cordial invitation; also to Wednes-
day evening service. Brief service
Of prayer and praise after evening
sermon. GEO. LEIGH, Pastor.