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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

IT will be seen from the Agricultural
Department advices that hog cholera has
already done great deal OF damage in
this State, which is by no means alone in
ITS misfortune. The Short Creek farmers
seem to lave suffered most heavily. The
Agricultural Department gives no returns
from that locality, possibly because the
appearance Of the disease there has been
Of so recent date.
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4 Killed, Ii i Fight W'i,h Thle,y;o,.... q.

san ANTONIO, TEX, Dec, "a n IN.
known man %as robbed sand murdered
by a gang OF thieves, thirty miles east of
Clarksville. The gang was overhauled
yestesdaysby posse Of! officers, thirty
miles from the scene Of tho murder. i
fight ensucd -a,id two df3 tho eNng were
killed and ANOTHER fatally wounded Two
Of tle posse were dangerously wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

FRoN the decision in the New York telc-
phone case it appears that the: Bell people
have their grip on the "hello!' business
OF the country. 1t remains to be seen
whether any OF the rivals can get in their
entering wedge. The public would vel.
CONE little he:llthiul competition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

pESSr postage for drop letters is a good
suggestion. This generation will see
penny postage the country over. It never
was expected that the Postoiiice Depart.
ment would be eself-suppor,ing, utin time
it will support itself at one-cent letter
rate Of one ounce instead OF hall m ounce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

If one Democrat absents himself from
the Legislature General Logan can be re-
ELECTED to the Senate. 1t is thought that
there is one Democrat in the Legislature
who thinks enough OF Logan to make
himself scarce, otherwise there is likely
to he tedious deadlock. Logan beats a
deadlock all hollow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

CONGRESSMAN FoLLErr, of Ohio, wants
the House to find out ior him the exact
calihre OF the English bulldog" which,
he says, knocked him out OF Il seat in the
next House. 1t appears that Mr.. Folle,t
Is not happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

TnE Democratic newspapers arc begin
ming to tell Governor Cleveland what a
fine old gentleman Mr.. Hendricks is, what
sturdy Democrat he is, and what Il man
he would be to.,ie- to. Trouble begins
March |.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
Awarded Ia Iamnn

srHlSerrELD, 1Lls., Dec. 2.-Governor
Hamilton has Just rendered decision in
the Ltman.Brand case, and after an
elaborate revicw OF the cvidencSr,nd
citation Of authorities awards the certiti.
Gate TO l.emalp, the Republican candi.
,late for State Senator, III the Sixth dis.
trict. grsa ~ EEll r. 80 y ''-' 80 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
AuNern Insf

sr. JonS, y. F. Dec. "a terrible gale
blew from the northwest Saturday night,
driving the schooner Mary Joseph on the
shore nearthe Channel. All on board we're
lost, including some women passengers.
The vessel was bound from sydney to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

4 DALLAS, TEXAS Dec. One hundrcd
and twenty gambling cases were disposed
Of yesterday by fines assrcyatins $4,000.
This ends the war against the gamblers,
who have quit, after paying over SO 0CO in
fines and costs. az. i5lt .4g .i5's[l'' i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

"fARNoSr' asks what the Register
meant when it said that Senator Camden
"relaxei Ills negation." Our esteemed CO.
temporary probably meant to say that the
genial Senator "threw up the SPONGE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

lr Is understood that Governor Wilson'S
administration will be made very brilliant
liza social way. The Governor vii! do
the hiling and the Esgi'trr will supply
,l,r organ accompaniment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
Z. gu. Hlc6illi,1 4 GO,
A
] !:
c; GU u. 7 I

On Monday morning we
placed on sale one case Of Col
ored Cashmere at 45c per yard
which cost 6oc to import. The
extraordinary "F; low price placed
upon these goods not only
caused them to move rapidly.
but they deprecated the value
Of Of, other lines which we held and
diminished their sale, as no
goods in stock, no matter how
well purchased, would appear
well beside such unusual good
value. No stock $of Cashmere
was ever purchased with greater
care and at closer figures; than
ours, and no stock ever placed
on sale at lower margins. But
to equalize values and to place
our immense lines Oh o. the same ne
footing We have made prices to
correspond with our late mr..
chases, and will place them on
sale today as follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

Mn. MSnALLwill contest with Speaker
Carlisle the honors OF the next race
unless he slsall ''rclax his ncgation" and
consent to 50 down with the Cleveland
slip-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

RLAlSE is being SO vigorously pounded
By people who don't like him Tia. they
mus, iear he isn't dead yet. Their fears
arc well founded. lie is not even asleep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

0vR hog is down .for The moment, but
he will rise, ph@nix.like' from his
vaow and furnish us tho ,oothsome ten
,l,rloiu and the savory sparerib as OF yore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

TnE shooting Of Norm by Nine: Clovis
l!ugues, in Paris, reproduccs all the des-
p.rate situations OF the "blood and thun-
der French meio.,irama. The secret
police play prominent part; they aic
rascals; they connivc with u wicked law
yer who iorges. who duplicates a gifted
and virtuous woman in an ugly affair; ihe
husband OF the good woman is . poet, al
orator, 4 rcvolutionist; the husband adoras
the wife; he sets gu. to Kill! the heavy
villain in 4 the case, she to kill
tho wicked woman; at last mad.
anne changes her mind, finds a
public iunctionary worthicr Of death, and
that is NJ. MORN, who received tho ball
i'll his body. The husband is glad; the
wife is glad, and NIL Paris Is mad with joy
over the nerve Of the plucky woman who
defends her household gods with the re.
volver. III Zola, or some other equally
talented Frenchman, lets al this fine ma.
teria slip through his fingers it will ap-
pear that the literary genius Of the conn.
try is in rapid decline. a great novel
adrau.atization- stolen original version
ior America. "rhcre's millions init.".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

rnr Cincinnati Eaqaircr might have
said Of the Taylor family, Of the "dlstrict
over the river" that they aro good men
aul urobably earn their salaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

pEouIurIioS, petitions IRE mol going so
well in this State rs they did before ST.
John helped to defeat the Republican
plny. Thus effect follows cause. na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

GEORGE G. GonlIAM's card, elsewhere
printed, shows over his own signature
what manner OF vulture George q. Cor
ham is. In his earlier card to the New
York Tribune he said that when he visited
the Chicago Convention and sounded Mr..
E!aines praises, be spoke only iorhimself,
not for Mr.. Conklins. dive put this and
that together-Gorhaln's efforts in behalf
OF Mr.. l'laine's nomination, his efforts to
dctent his election and the miserable ex-
hIbtion he now makes OF himseli-it does
not seem improbable that he would lie
upon occasion. 1t is TO be hoped that the
Gorham kind OF men are out oi the Re-
publican party to stay, Any other party
that wants them is welcome to them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
tempting 70 interfere with the election Of

|
Mr.. kciter--"Who arraiened n State p
Mr.. Convcrse--'"l understool the gen.
tlemun himself to have stated that at the
election in Cincinnati the lnws were over.
ridden, and that sovereign citizens were
not allowed to vote their sentiments" Y
Mr.. keifes-"l said nothing against a
state; only against n few individuals"
MIR. Converse--'.Not only did tho geil.
sleman make that statement but the 9th.
er gentleman (Tnylor) made atmore se-
rious charge against his State, and the two
gentlemen and gentleman from New York
liiscock) propose 10 investigate the
statcfand See whether q no has not under.
taken to interfere with the purity OF the
election. The fact wGR, CONTINUED Mr..
Conrefse) there never had been tinc in
Ohio when the humblest man, black or
white, could not 20 to the polls in perfect
safety and deposit his ballot on election
DAY. The only interference with the bal.
lot came rom men wearing the livery OF
the United States !. :. -.
Mr.. lliscock made another vain attempt
to have bis amendment considered that
the resolution should bo amended 20 t..at
the marshal might show he acted in good
faith. - i
tgl. FoLLETT MorRSs. Az
Mr.. Follett declared that the charge that
negroes were prevented from voting was
without foundation. Negroes from Ken
tncky and Virginia were Brought In
freight cars like cattle for the purpose Of
voting in Cincinnati, and they were The
only ones interiercd with. lie had little
care for what the gentleman from Maine
Reed said a5uut him personally. So far
as the honest votes in his district were
concerned lie was satisfied he had re-
ccived two thousand more votes than
two years previously, but he thanked
God he had not been elected by the votes
OF men who had been brought to his city
and turned loose to vote. Ii he had beef,
defeated OH account OF the presence in
Cincinnati OF such distinguished citizens
as Powell Clayton, Fillcy, McEliresL sad
the officers ofthe man presiding over thu,
Pension Bnreun il was not his loss. Ii
was his country's destruction
The resolutions we're then adopted with
out division.
/: Il. D.. Wise, OF Virginia, asked unani-
nous consent to offer resolution for the
OF the conduct ni United
States Alarshals in the Eastern District OF
virginia during the recent election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

reasoning can overcome. For some dis.
eases they will let them prescribe, but for
this they will neither seek nor accent
medical aid. This statement Is we'll
vouched for, anl It's truth may be relied
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
is these times keep a stlil' upper-lip"
Tomorrow the sun may bo shining,
Although /, Is cloudy today.

TaG E,yi',tr deserves well OF this State
administration and the next. "Jobbing
nrmptly attended to" . Y" ,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
y BRUTE nRuISED
Unto Dsnth-Th- Murderer OK un Innocrn
!. f.e. & ..r-st"r fiji if.nrs.t ~..r

Unto Dsath-Tl- Murderer o, un Inpocsnt
!. Girl Hanged.
SALEM. \. j., Dec. ee.-Thc legal execu.
ton OF Howard Sullivan, colored, which
took place in the county Jail this morning,
was the closing act Of u tragedy seldom
equalled. Sullivan passed his last mo-
ments with nothing to break the mon.
otony but the death watch that has beer
kept on him since last Friday, when his
shrewd attempt to escape from the prison
was discovered anil prevented. lie had
believed he would hot hang for his brutal
crime, but after the watch was set on him
he gave up hope and lost his courage. His
execution took place at II 80 a. u. He
the srailold trembling. lIis neck
was broken by the drop and ,he died with.
out u struggle. 81 -
The. story OF the crime il as follows:
ElfTWatson, on tile night OF the 18Th OF
last August, while proceeding TO her home
over l.nely road. near Yorktown, was
waylaid, robbed, ravishetl and murdered.
and her body concealed in tho bushes
near by, where 1t was discovered a few
days after. The affair created sensation
and several arrests wcle made on suspici-
on. An old pncket knife will, a knickcd
blade that was found III the possession OF
4 hoy, finally led to the arrest Of Sullivan.
The knife was His and lie had used it to
cut the stick with whicl, he beat the lie
ont of his victim. The nick in the blade
lett its mark on the blnnlgeon which was
ionnd near the scene, Of the murder. Sui
livan was locked up anu a detective was
placed in the cellwi.h himu ndcr an ASSUME
ed charge. To the officer he confessed and
the evidence was woven SO strongly about
his neck that upon his trial proce cdinp
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death.
the verd'ctoi the law being executed this
morninu a7E,ss y. g. - n - -" -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
I. Gln>s Workers Postpone Action.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. o.-The flint
glass workers met tonight to consider the
adrisability OF accepting or rejecting the
ten percent reduction in wages, which
went INTO effect yesterday, hut adjourned
until Saturday without taking any definite
action. Resolutions were udopted recon-
mending that manufacturers close down
the factories two months instead OF re.
ducing wages. :. : : ! IN. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

|r President Cleveland finds himself
short OF II Secretary Of the Treasury we
can spare him Hugh McCulloch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
What They Heard n a yoa, hall Ga me

BosroN, Dec. aa.-The Athletics Commit
tee OF tho Harvard faculty conferred with
the students Inst night on the subject al
prohibiting foot ball ut the collene. Prof.
White read report stating lhat lle CON.
mittee had attended, the iour leading foot
bal ssssaaed this tall and at each had oil.
zerved fist fights, blowsi in the fase, knock,
ing men down and heard csics fot :.'kill
him, knock him down.. :.break hia
neck" &c. \ gIeat lack 81 geptlemanly
spirit was exhibited, The report which
vas presented to HE faculty to-day. rec.
QmReRds tie prohibition oithe game,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

- a. A'' 'Do""e'ohs 10 the Confeder nte Fair.
NORFOLK, VA, Dee. 22.-Tllc fair Of Pic.
ket buchanan Camp Of Confederate Vet.
Grams WIS opened here last night with an
unusually large attendance. Some OF the
largest donations were from the Grand
Army Of the Republic. Posts and mer-
chants ri Northern cities. s5 a. - : {.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

wnEx times are hard It is a good time
io,hcarts to soften.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

WIZ lol'l me Today. In 1851 a ' Try VIC.
lent form Of lux, almost the same as ,ba!
now raging, visited the section now in.
tected. Thenit was entirely unknown to
the few country doctors in the ,nounhins,
aud The treatment could be, OF course, lit.
tie more than experimental. About the
only medicines prescribed were ca!onel
and Iuinine, and the slaughter was same.
thing frightfql. The people becalne
ahSmsd NJ the great mortality, and, uiter
time, refused thu aid OF the physicians,
preierting to trust to their own si,nnle
remedies for relief. The prejudice efeaiel
then has never died ont, and ;o.llay anon.
the more ignorant elasa Of the mountain
leersa horror ii the doctors exists thSt 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

Monongalia-Ilorses are frequently at
tackled with distemper, but animals rare.
" die OF the disease Cattle are subject
to black:leg, which usually proves fntal.
Sheep die Of rot, and fowls Of gapes and
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-11
@.

Smtriug GbumberIutn buierer 9efte:
Gyus; fOrIeben gtat bIeu Der i~tiaalet
9eite at 3 9erioner, iOm efter al SanOs
IpnIi9beo b0rsr til en- Sanoe, iom op:
boIOer fig pua 8rGnbicn at 9eierpa'
tionen. 9oIittet bar 9iort ct Streifs
Cog for at faa fat i benz, men btottJ
bar Bet life lptfets. Der er uoIouet
en- 8elpnnins uf $25 for bper at benz,
g 8uen er Der / ben Qnlebniu9 bleper
organiieret ct fripiaiSt SeIifab til al
betiemps bette llUGien, Og ben 9eite'
Gpu, Der faIoer | bisie G~isilanters
9anber, bam nil bet saa iIoe.
- Snbiansrne ifafier SGSere o9 Nls
ore / SpOueit for Manoan aoifiai9t
Srposri. De bar ta9et IS SGUers
Stinb fra 8 Sa9ere paa 8eien msuem
Dtanoau os 0eabwOOo os latte besuOsn
sSlb paa beres GeIt o9 beres gobaue.
Site Iaust berfra bIeu ct SeIifab Sc
gere Omrinsst uf 200 9nbianere, Der
fratoa benz SEQ SGpersS ttnb. 0ette
CT foregaaet paa 9fcisruatiouen, Os bet
par 6oIf ira 8ine Ribse aseuturst, Der
eSeoe biSie Repsrier.
- Qiset al ben Carton, Der fOripanbt
ensans / @inter, er MI funbet / gtGrs
bsben at geb gSiuop Safe, Goopers=
tOwn. San bapbe pua Iangt mar 6lGs
Der NOT til at tunne itaa fig imob en-
gintsrsIatS 6rOf; os rimeIisuis bar
ban saaet fig piIO ps er bob at auIoe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-11
Qnuiiinnn.

6or omtrsnt 25 Aar iiosu bLeu Der
fra 0aterProof / 9ouiiana grauet ct
Oige / ben Gante, at Risfsippis 6IO.
ben ituIOs tuSs fin Bel berisienuem
og gsbst usb bette arbeioe fortortes
mso Il 0tile. Bette BERT bar boo
/ ot5ie mango Gar Ii9get BEN til iugsn
gtptte, tbt Bat bIeU life uofsrt I ben
uoitrGtuius, iom bet itulos for at naa
9eniigtsn, og 4ariagsn BERTH par ben,
at enteIte BARTER giorbe 9HotgsIisr,
fOrot be meHts, al bette me AHIGQ
utIos p%aafer, benz (ab. Gu ioar ben
soe Nioi beggn0ts Mtisiisfppi lit Dir
bslee Der paa Steoet, Og bet bLeu bre:
pct mso iaaoan 6rait, at bet aQerebe
0o8en efter par fulofert. \Ist Craze.
De Iige par foruanbIst til en- iaa brco
O9 opb 6Iob, at Der life paa p2isfs.
iippi iinbes Ell 0amper iaa tor. al
ben life fan gaa bsrigisnuem. GU
l2te Mai iOriogts bet fsrits Gompftit
at posisrs Op isisunsm ben nps 6anaI,
men Srsmmen par iaa itrio, at BET
moatte 9isre 8suosreiie, men ben lobe
Utai IDttsoss Bet at pasisre baabe or
os rso, og iyarss y MiIss 6art. Den
~afltaarne manufacturing oil, iOm man
trOr, Iiot sftsr Iiot bOrtriUcs at 6,ooeu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-11
Sn0lan0ft.
SUDa

9co Collar bar ct Sgnoicate al
Gbica9o & Rod Sslanb 9auesg etieus
ter / Screening mso nosIe SapitaIiiter
oPfOrt ct itOrartet 9OteI, Der beitiosIis
itaI aabnes BEN 2OOe / 0eune Raaneo.
Grunoen til, at man Der bar tRntt at
tuune jamie en- U&aHgoe @iGiter, er
ben, at Spen bar m~ineraIite og mag
nstIite Riloer. Alt ital inorettes paa
bet Y~ragtfuloslts, o9 Der er forget for
at faG I'll Bart, Der f%OritaOr fine Sas
ger. 9an bGrer uaturligUis GiteIen
"9oIcneL", minbre fan lite 9isre bet.
- GnOuu er life gugniu9s ROM
~mtsioneu for bet upe Stnoigges4ipl
tommsn til uogen AfgiOrsIie meO 6sns
Jpn til Steoet, bUOr bet itaI IGsgss ;
men BET bar aue WteoIemmsr foriitrst,
at be oIsne nil tage 9enign til Saas
Oant, iOm pirteIis er al Snterssie for
Auitaltsn. De CT M / Citsn for at
t0ge / Sieipn Iignsnoe SnititutiOner
Der, OPforte / ben iuutaIote Cottage
StiI, bUiItet pei msHer, at Der Opfores
Here minOre Spguiussr, iaa lite belle
ben fore U2Gnsos Yatientsr bodies
uHoer Ct % famine Goa.
- Oct tonfiters6e ganb I O'Brien
GOuutp, Der tiOIigcre par tiIitiooet Ct.
8uuI & Siour Gitg ganen, itaI rare
gO0t og ueI forigust msO &unb, Os
neppe gO9su, iOm letter Jig nso Der,
nil bare Iangcre til Rortso snb 9
DliIs. NtanSfOIbi9s u~Orite, iOenite Og
oauite 6omiIier iises at pare Fgttet
oerben % bar nebiat fig Der, % Here
flptter inb, iua Bet itaI pare bsoit at
5euueu6e fig itiOe. ganbet tusss poo
44reemptiOn4, $3.50 pr. acre), Os
Der bersttss, at Der i8Dsu Yrium9bar
er organiierst en- "SQuatters Union,
iOm paa rimeIi9e SiItaar nil fare be
geuge %tjIusie, Bet MATTE toite, iaas
frsmt 8eotommen0e 9oar Incl meb at
up6Drte 2unbst og bOiGtter fig Der.
Sra qringbur, O'8rien County,
I~triues, at bette Steo er 9oun.psSGOs
% enonu Ii6et, men en- imut 8p. Der
tiItranges en- 9iuIsM ager, tn StOs
Utaqer % ct M9belsS tore.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-11
IiicH.

6oreSn6isu.-uniUcr'it eret 0aos
rag o8 bet msoicinite GoQcgs / GaLs
cutta bar aabuet fne Care Sale Ter
auinbsr, Der agter at ituoeys gagesgis
oeuitab. Ger trGngca iao mango me-
6iciHitsuboanntoe 6Dinoer iom muIigt
/ Utisfousn5 Eientits, at man ucppe
nO9snitn0e oil faa for mango al benz.
Wonoli8s Eager bar life yoU til at
bs5anoIe tDiuss!ige Tutienter. Ger Il
/ 9Ombap oprettst ct 6oipitaI % sn
6soisIs: StiftoIis, ue0 5pi!tcu ben BeIs
8etienius itaI pare 6pjuoer. Ogiaa
andre Stsocr / Nfen Ct tpinosIigs Eager
isste.
- 6anoeI5s 6ammertt / SOmbap bar
til &icesROngen al 3noien isubt en-
6orsitiuiug, bsr paauiisr lran9su til,
at Der foretu9es Here 9ernbane: QuIGg
9isnnem 2anoet; gGugosu bur6e buert
Aar sges meb ? eusr 3 Gufube NllIe
ON Qarst for be matte 10 Qar, meo
en- oarLis hight al 100 DliQiOuer
Dollars.
Sapan.-0ctte 2an6 u6mRrter iig
naturIigUis / mango 9suieeu0er ira ale
andre, os life miRoit / BEN 6iGrIi9beo,
iom plies mob 9emene. Reoeus en-
ROosr, iom sr usot til at arbsioe FOX
fit groo noe, anoetitebs i JtegeIen efs
tsrIaber fit lille Barn bicmme, bpor
bet pasies iua iOm iaa, 9aar / iaaoant
GiLf9Ioe en- ~iapausitit Wto0er life ira
lit Barn. gaar bun gear til tit Ars
beioe, bRrsr bun ben &tQe meo fla paa
Rp99cn, bUao entsn bun M ital etlteo5
ben at uaoite, euer ifure euer arbeioe
/ en- Tabrit. Dc Smaa fiber Der paa
@uIust Os faar ret iom bet CT ct ueus
Iist 0istait, ct gttt euer ct boiitet
6iaIesNaun. De tan uaturIigDis life
siue fig meset al msO benz, men iaa
meSet er bog Opnaoet, at be bar Dem
for fine Zine, Og LOette ct benz NOT.
Stuloe 9togen Der / 2an6st uiie en-
~utiGrIis SpforieI mob fit Barn, ba
pilOe Se6tommenoe bIipe anieet iom ct
lloituO paa MenneitebeOen.
&amcbattu. - 0sune 9oIos9
miiter mere og mere fin 9~efoItniug,
iOm itGoi9t Dor mere og mere ub.
2au0et CT iterre enO belle 6rantrige,
bapbe ensun9 en- gefOItning at sc, 900,
men bette Sal oar / 1850 iuutet ue0
til 600. Sa9t % 6iiferi ct be pig
ti9ite 9tGringss 6iIber, O9 6iifen er BET
uGientli9ite RGrtns5sM io0eI, ia iaos
goOtiom bet eueite. Den oarIi9e Sn6s
t9gt en- aIminoeIt9 Mano Ser fan bape,
bsIober fig life til tort mere enO fem
Collars, O9 BETTE f%orilaar life IGngere
eno til at fisbe 40 Bun6 0fel for, iaa
Der fan life pare flor AfusrIins / 9tets
terne.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-11
XDbe:Nfu,itiner 5OG

amerifanite Slotter tiItaser ita6ig. 8
april Ruaueb bleu Der al eugelife 6Ors
bunbIere tmporteret 1000 alotter,
aItiaa nar ueb 1000 ON 0u9en. @iens
nemlnits sBriien paa benz par Sl.O7.
- Gn GeIssrufs0 epei6e fra 2tOeLai6s
til engeIite Nuiisr m,6OeIsr, at Der iaar
ira bet ipbItse 2luitraIisn a~ntagsIig uil
bIiue ubfsrt IL MiQioner Bulb. 6uebe.
9eIe 2anbet er bIeueu UeIii9net meb ct
ueIgisrenOe Resn.
- geIsien par ben FORTE europRiife
6aitIanbss Stat, iom fit Sernbane Der
ifal / ben a~uIebning trRfes oifsntltge
6oranitaItninger til 6eitIi9bOIbeIis at
50saarssO aSen.
- CUTE Bodies 6reatur. 5arm / 8vs
Omin9 inbbefatter l Wiuion Qcres 2anb
al buiIte be 10000 er inbbere9net meb
StaoItraab : 9iGrbe. Tarmen bar en-
gnnbs Stretnins 80 Mile lang eg nil
fitterli9 tuune unoerbOISs en- Beginning
paa $4,000 Stptter 8uas.
- ) anIs6nins at G6icagO Gouuens
tiOnen par Der fabriteret falife Qogangss
aOrt. 8trteItge 9itst5 ioGgtes til en-
Bris ira 20 til 40 Dollars.
- Sennp 2tnOs aISite Son bar netop
Ggtet en- enseIit Dame.
Qmsritansrne refer life paa lanai
mar iaa meget til europa iaar, iom
be / ben ienerefliO bar pteist, og bette
al fsLsenOe foritisuige @runbe, iiges
Der. Oct er tHapt for 9enge, 6rpgt
for, at bet fremosIes itaL 6Iiue Rnalo
Og Sab / @ua Street, iamt qreiis
oents9aI9et. De, Der auereoe bar
uRret / europa, tommsr for tiIbage,
sno beitemt par, Og Stploen berfOr
IRgges o9iaa paa @ausS trset. Der
imOo er Der MI mango 6Iets END for,
iOm 9iOr 2yits Reiier / isIue be 6orneos
Stuter, iauIeoes til RericO, QIaIta,
Oregon os GOIOraOO.
- Qrofesior Sueu IT. @unnerion
er reiit tiIbaSe til 9tOrse for at bIiOe
Der.