davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
MarkeOs=D
6hieaao, s0e 9eebr., 1881.


9inters Gpsoe. NO. 2 red A4-75;
3o. 3 red, 6O-G4; rejected 52-57.
9aarsSpeoe. go. 2. 72-724.
3esui9r easr DO. 2. 2ecbr. 70
72B; Suuuar 7225-734; 6ebrRar 73-
1915; gtat 794-eOb.
Wais. 9riierue or: go. 2 364-368 Re
iected 3O-3O4; year 36-374; 9ecbr
S44-35; San. 341-3516; Ytai 81
371s.
&apre. Wo. 2 white 2615-274;R SO. 2
mixed 24-25; December 255s-254.
Rus. No. 2 81.
SDs. Ro. 2 600; $40. 3 52-55.
Gre. MorfeOet rulist; 5imOtbp Fair
10 choice Sl.12@1.S0; prime S1.l9;
&leSsr miuore siteripur9t; fair to choice
$t0O@440; prime S420-425; &iHfsg
$1.2213 for no. /.
spin. s4OO-430 for skips, throwouts
and assorted light and 410-425 for
packers and shippers; ilusteoe: $4,000
500 pr. 100 8h,
MESS PORK. 1L.40@11.42; Jebr. 11.47@
1852; STARTS 11.721s; Rui ~12.0o@12.10
Saro. Seebr. 670-675; gan 6.75-6.e0.
sGe. 22-23 gts. pr. Suiin.
5ais. $685..
t1lo. Washed: Unwashed:
Fine heavy sO25-O27 $0.13-0.15
Fine light .25- .27H il Is
Coarse 10 .2512 IL .13
Medium .26- .2S16 .16- 81
Low Medium .2- % 10 Is
Sier,ara. Geuenes 8alturer IS pr.
&uno; Tusteoe Sgns 6-7 cts, pr.
8uHo.
Sorns90aS. 8riisrne paa be forfeit
lige Grades er:
Prime Steers, 1500-1700 pds. SG40@6.SO
Choice TO fancy steers TOc-72O
Good 20 choice shipping steers 6.50-6.25
Fair to good shipping steers 45O-5.3O
Common to fair steers 4G0-5,O0
Feeders, fair to choice 100000
Stockers, common W good 3l5-3G5
Good to choice COWS 2SO-37O
Common 10 medium COWS 175-2.O5
Rough and fair mixed lots 1.50-2.50
Poor to common mixed lots 0l6G-0M
eaar. Qepenoe 1.25-3.75 pr. 100 &Hno
Suosr. grsRiaItsDe s, DO. beitooigeoe
81, DO. lette s-s4, 8reaiaItsee aaIoez
Suber 1874, tBrreee DO. 14-15.
usenflis SnSs os uoferiel. .
0eoenitaaenbe 9abel oiier Suoe % lib.
fnriel fpr iibite llae, pa ior tilioarenee uaG
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
Drairie farmer,

ct amsritanit asricultars8 Iub, re-
bigerst at ben bstienote Grange
Sunp, os ubtOmmer / Chicago, 81.
Oette glab ubtommer busr 4sr6as
msb 10 Siber, uf Stsrrelle iOm Gar
pers @sstlp", Ike 8ommer. Gilt
&c nil nj siue Gnbuer, Der abonnerer
pau besse SIaos, ct fort, tpbsIist Os
iGrbelss imuft uoifprst
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
NiTt Sort til Sml.

20 BlOmttsr aort I0e. 25 GbromO s0rt iOe. %
line Chrome sout l5c. IL aort mcb uipHItsi RGpH
mee Saassr ca ROisr a5e. srsUtr Ik assnl'T
,Isss. abr: ~, 6, Sisrfs, 70 eTp'it *Ss.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

: siitr8 Oaglilc gtOrgen= %
og zli % SagEc. SiaiBcmrs iiEas
v r7u H35GIsIc Sibcl'prog. Sii
Grifuts c~yyaagrlit, at Ebomes
b. Cs.rsa f.5r "a slEgmsI ucga9e. SHss
I E.E....
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

nscnflis Snbs os u~oferiel.
0eoenitaaeube label piier Snoe % lib
fpriel for iioIte uSe, os for tiliuarenoe u9e
iioIte Ndr:
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

|ditf pC SsssfaIo { abouutrters SIS
rata. @fterGpersiIer iHotasss t0r
asu. S7U Cg5 vssuss for en- Siuie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
"a sglft ~6orteain8er.

saStoIe:
-, On fsr!altuS til at Is al.
y. %. ca rodom SaHi' GOrtaatns'
aS,Flncn. On PoIF 6ortHutns.
: Inn garer TortaaiHg iTa Zen heii'
Saer,s sis. IN iaFs.i'' I'Oits s't''
faal tHttTssiaHtt Dur.
,sissti gGrbH. On mOriom 69rs
-ssst. Cf,u bet eHssIT's.
sirnirn. Ct i0snf' SosH.
zlirs.
,r,r, tiata al Ssrstn Rot.
Srtssatsen. Ea iau0fGrSis 6oTtautns
sszas1.
Trsfgita Horse and its DiCsaSsS.
r,t8s sn iu f1yHcrs % 11Srs, Der Se'
re- Sssss gaa Sch ArusHs CmiIas.l
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

E'zrfutcr 5ssts tHbitns, Hsiaetis Asrssit:
szzr7 @ Stlt. iamt P. o. Box susr
+ 1,sz Lanes.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

sgraHsriue. Gaar en- a6OuHsHt FHi's'
.-..n. a.s ssE tlsNssEs Aeresis 0getRsa
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

siiEg 5g tui Be- Postal Notes, Money
sized letters tlgr Rtrler. Local Checks
81 IA etaIiHe, oa nj mac isHSe benz
H rs usttsit pao, Tor Golsttion, os
alje.25 Euis. @Ism lite at IGsss
seE'c'sa tlr 9trisa imp | Srepet.
sastr7ggats CT i!tsUGrs mere emp 70 eis.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
! siter. 2Gsni

g%rsF'i':
..,opbetteu. ETst at Stlseen'
l9Erfser.
I,,iritisntns @ipoeler.
~auset. GaVsas.
ssslaHs.
a., % 7aTruipiutrs.
ir3g,u. Vi =. z. SH9smaH.
T., fisi, III 9HH'O'Ts'
sair!. n w,A,rf,,
~...Tsrfsn. l5PRHHsrH's ednH'r'
q, 9~-hrstuins - Rusisbones''n =
Il -ari Fruar''n'
s,rayartes Remoirer:
s,asGtrs c Cart eiIar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

isypeH oil Esg.ic,uJar GiOtH IT abe. S99
H. O: 'as tHs yaaRgi. bvts De irsH1s
51se
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

20 ieaei / aImiRocIigc Srepe tan
,Ei Ct. par.is. Gu SENDER. at iaabaus
aItg ca Sdga.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
Gor

sis.ah:EsNsu" o. "8co aGraen" {:
raa..uicy EE.ais Ssslr tnobugons:
% ling.
(ttns gGsaing,
CT 5gIit SortGain GET.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

lTt vAs rgsiVs IT Ga7H, bog lie for Sis
sasta9sz ias ioyIaus,s.
.'sa sftlaes TIL subDsr lib at aarst. %
a5 '1i e-u III, 1us5staliua fer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

SjGr,ara. Geueaes EaIturer IS pr.
&uno; Tusteoe Sgns 6-7 gts, pr.
8un0.
anrn.Qnno Rriisrup non he f~prffieIz
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

pier puo I
|fsr ben +
f9 nluns1
|ol9te uill
/ SuserI
F. u9rb 81
|aIt $225I
Jars III
| De bttd
+ Dor Qel
|o9 for h
PreBrenj
SteOstl,1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

@eorg, unb bic nnterbaltung f6ien
bierntit au gnbe gu iein. Sic ftanoen
nod Elm paar 9(ugenblide ii9 gegeniiber,
baum fingen iie langiam an, bem Saufe
s1sugeben.
Sd 6enfe, mir geben gum ghen bins
elm, fagte Sophie en6lid nod einer
langen pauie.
Sc, ia, bas tpiro mobl oas beite
fein, meinte Georg, unb beibe fielert
in einen lebbafteren 56ritt.
8or benz Wie6erieben bdtte i6 mid
gera6e ni6t gu dngfiigen gebrau9t!
fagte Sophie au fi9 ielbf. Sic 6Hnete
unb i6loB bic @artenpforte ettpas ba=
ftiger un6 gerdufdbo0er als es nDtbig
gepeien tpdre. &ai9en S6rittes ging
iie iiber ben 6of, obne fi6 nod @eorg
um5ufeben, ber eii1ett tpeiteren Weg llm
bic @artenede unb bur6 bas 9oftbor
su MAIDEN bate. eSbr @elidt mar gez
rDtbet, aber nt9t bonn 8iden an ben
@rbienbeeten, umb auf ibrer Stirne lag
elm finiterer S9atten. Gin paar Mfiz
nuten fpdter aBen lie gu breien am ST.
f9e, unb Der rubige, 5ufrieoene 8e=
li6tsausbrud @eorgs, belebrte lie,
baB iie auf ber 9utb fein miiffe, ibm If
re gnttdui6ung unb @entriiifung ni6t
merfen su lofien.
(5Ortfekahy fOlst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

fommeit, obne bab Sic britii6en Weini=
fer beltimnte 9lusfunft iiber Die Pldne
Ser oertI6en &e9ierung gegeniiber ie=
nenl peitafrifanii9en &iiitenfri6 bdttz
ten abgeben f6nnen. 9ie Qlngelegen=
beit tpiir6e bur@ Die @ntfaltung BET
beutI6en Glagge eine iiberraT6enbe
Wenbung nebmen. Ser u@rport"
iast: Wenn ii6 Die Sbatia6e betpabre
beitet, 10 piir6e lie b6llig i6entif9 fein
nit Der 8egriinbung Der erIfen @olonie
bes &ei6es beutf9er Station. SIT Die
beuti6e 6lag9e in 9tugra pequena ente
faltet, 10 gebDrt bas 2anb gu Seuti6z
lano, uno bic ausldnbil9en tpie inldnz
bii9en @egner elmer beuti6en Colonial
politif tperDen bas SSaftlm anerfennen
miiiIen. Webt einmal bic Glagse, 10 1T
bic Sberbobeit bes &ei9es iiber bas
2anb erfldrt, unb bic aus bieler Ober=
bobeit ii9 ergebenoen Goniequen3en, Die
Phi9ten tpie Die 9fe9te, tperben balb
einen un5meioeutigen Gbarafter anneb=
met. Gegen Die tpirtbf6aftli9en
@runblageE bes Sii6erib' i9en Inter
nebmens iinb Die @inmenoungen unb
8ebenfen, tpel9e feiner 3eit Die 9amoas
borlage gu SAL bra6tem, ni6t gu erbez
ben; Der tpirtbi6aftli6e Gbaratter bers
ielben 1T glatt unb nett. ST. 2ii6erib
bat bereits cine balbe Wfillion Wfarf
bineingefedt, uno tuenn Nngra peques
na beutl9e Golpnie tpirb, tpenn bort
Die beutl6e Slagge BON einm oeutiden
&ei6scommifldr gebiBt uirb, 10 fteist
Der Wertb bes &iiitenlan6es .bur9 bic
gewonnene @i9erDeit um bas 9reifas
DIE, unb es tuirb bem mutbigen 8ren1er
lei6t iein, cine @ftiengefeqidaft gu
Stanbe gu bringen, ober auf fonit tpels
DE Weiie, in Bremen felbit, bic n6tbi>
gen Summen sur Qusbeutung bes bon
ibm geuonnenen geiiBtbums flufiig gu
ma6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

ueber bic Senbung bes 0r. gtad5s
tlgal ieien mir in ben neuefem beutfdz
idHoii9en gldttern: 0em r@rport" oem
Organ bes Gentral=0erei fir 6anbels=
geographic, tpirb aug 2iKabon gemebet,
baB Der nit benz Ganonenboot nWf6be@
mad Der afrifanii6en @eltfiiife entz
tanOte @eneralconiul Or. Na6tigal
Mngra yequena gum &eiie3iel babe, um
bort auf ben bon bem 8remer 6Qule
SiioeriB eriporbenen &iiltengebieten Die
beutfde Jlagge su entfalten. gefanntz
lid 1T bic Mngelegenbeit bor &ursem i'm
englif6en parlamente CUR Sprade aez
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02
Der auluR BON Ssesu @orf.

9ie als 2eu1ttburm i'm 0afen bon
Stem Oorf arf3uiteaenbe &oloiial=8ilb=
fdule Der Sreibeitsgottin 1T ieBt in Der
@ieBerei BON @a5et @autbier in Baris
boqenbet. Gs 1T bic gr6Bte BilbIdule,
Die ie gei6affen tpurbe, nod 5ebn SUB
B6ber, als ber i'm Mltertbunt 31 ben fie=
ben Melttpunbern 1i1 re9nenoe &oloB
BON &bobus. Sie @eltalt Der 8Dttin
big gum S6eitel 1T lis SUB bod, Bic
erbobene re1te 9anb nit ber Tadel ers
bebt fi9 $50 SUP bod iiber benz SUP
gefelle. Sol9en ungebeuren 8erbdlt=
niHen segeniiber erf6eint bic Babaria
bel Miin@en (58 SUB bo6) uno ielbff
Die 8ilofdule BON Garl Borromeo am
Gomer=See (72 SUP bo9) spergbaft.
Mm GuBe bat bas getpaltige 8ilbs
tpert 48 SUB i'm 9ur6me1er. ginen
8ergriff bon Der @r0Be fam man ii9
MAIDEN, ipenm man erfdbrt, baB Der
re9te MIR nit ben 3eben auftretenbe
SUP iiber 16 SUB lang ift. 9ie i6ief
erbobene GuBioble bilbet eine breite bo=
be Sbiir, bur6 tpel9e man in bas sSns
mere eingebt. Oie sroBe 3ebe bat an
ibrer Wur3el 8 SUB i'm 9ur9meHer,
in ibrem Snnern fam fie einert itarfen
Mann aufnebmen. Ser 3eigefinger
einer 9an6 bat 63 SUB 9dnge unb A
llmpfang an Der Wurael. Sm Snnern
fiibren Sreppen bis-in ben &opf, beffen
96blung Elm or6entli6es 3in1r1er 6ars
felt. Die &ippen ON benz Gtirnban6
bilben fleine Genfter. Sn Dem aufge=
bobenen re6ten @rm fiibrt cine fteile,
iebo@ fiir cine perfon ausgiebig &aum
bietenbe Sreppe big aur Gadel, tpel9e
bon elmer 8rutmebr umgeben lit. 9as
gan5e Gilbtuerf III aus getriebenen, 1H1O
3oa farfen Gupferplatten, tpel1e an=
einan6er genietet werben. SEPT, ba
nnr bin unb ipieber cine gtiete einge=
i6lagen, tpir6 bas Snnere bur6 bie
offenen yietelD9er ettpas erbellt; bic
Wdnbe glei9en baber i'm sSnnern elmer
l1mbiillung bon bur9foBenen 8riefz
marfenbogen. Binnen atpei Wsonatett
tpirb Die Statue in 800 @tiide serlegt,
I'm na6 Stem Oorf sei1afft gu tperben.
Mae biefe Stiide fino aber i6on aug
mebreren 9tiiden auiamtaengeiebt.
Das geiammte Gepi6t betrdgt no.
900 Bfunb, ipobon 40, 900 pfunb aui
bas &upfer unb $4,000 pfunb aui
bas eiferne @eriift fomluen. Die Mufs
fteaung unb bollitdnbige Nernietuna
tuirb 40 Mrbeiter ungefdbr Is Monate
lang bei6dftisen.
Nuf ibrer @r6Be entfpre9enben fiinft=
lerif6en Wertb barf jebo9 bic Statue
feinen Nnipru9 erbeben. Sic emit
fpribt ben anatDmil6en @erbaltniBen
unb geu6bnli9en fiinitlerii1em @egeln.
Sies buefte M0es iein. Sie vssreibeit1
| 1T ettpas mailig, ia i6uerfdllig, bas Sc.
| fi6t bat einen barten ltnfreunoli6en
Mus6rud, Der erbobene nadte Nrm i'll
unf6rmli6, plump, bic @emdnber bic
ten gum Sbeil, beionbers-auf 8ruff uno
2eib, gu groBe einf6rmise Tla6ea unb
unterbalb 10 iiberrei6e Saltung, baB
bic einselnen G6rpertbeile ni6t genuq=
lam be5ei6net finb unb ni1t 6eutlidl
beroortreten. gs 1T baber gu befiir6.
ten, baB gr0Bere @ntfernung feline Be-
fonbers gliidli9e Wirfung berborbrin=
gen tpirb. gli6tsbeftomeniger bat ibr
llrbeber, Der 8ilobauer 8artbolbi (aus
oem gliaB), NIT berielben eine be6eu=
tenbe Seiltung polbra6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

Sn Der Na9t bonn l. uuf ben 2.
Sum- fat Der observation-disclosures
bant @6neioer lit SbDrnau (ylie6erz
bapern) in einen Wdlb9en einen Bau=
erniobn erf6ofen unb atpar, ipie bic
vSonauseitung" beri6tet, tpeil berielbe
yeinen gr6Beren 6tod trug unb bon
benz Gensbarmen fir einen Wilberer
gebalten purbe, ba er auf Nnrufem
tti6t Stanb .bielt!" Gin &ommentar
bier5u 1T iiberfliiifig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

Sas &eprdlentantenbaus bon
Souiiiana bat ELM SonntassgeieB an
qenDmueu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02
0lmsfmaft fir 9ame,t. 9ll

9lusfnuft fir 9anen. 9llles fir
cine 9ausbdlterin @iini6ensmertbe
fann man bur6 bas 2eien bes House
wife" fennen lernen. DaHelbe iit bas
billigife 8latt, bos fiir Damen eri6etnt.
&eguldrer preis ST.. Wirb ieber Dame
als Brobe Elm Sabr lang frei augei6idt,
tpel6e Die Namen unb Mbreilen BON 10
berbeiratbeten Srauen p6er Sausbdl=
terirnen unb 12 3peieentzS Stan1ps fir
Yoitage einienbet. MbreRe:
The Housewife. &o9eiter, gf. 3.
1,3. .tlttp1Wt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

-pancoaH& & Sobn baben in
oieler Saifon oas gef6madboute 2ager
in SerrensS Soiletteartifeln, bas ie bier
tpQr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

Die
NSdsnttiGe Trtte Wseee
srl@tini A
ieben Donnerffas
unt fpfst
$3.50 bas Sabr Cber $1,25 fir 6
MOnate in gorausbe;obluns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02
A. Kahn A Co. {,

sks alaia Ylaja unb Bslt Commerce
2s.3,f3W Str0Be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

swginise Gtad Drafleler unb Sn.
grain CARPETS fnb nod pcrrGtbis unt
werser n gaeip Dortr 9cffpreiien per.
snf.. Wan beiuae uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

4-1IHjeE Gerseu.kleiser., fsurniibina
@oste nnb &ut.D Departement III ousers
lejen NIB unhtertreftar in Oualitdt unb
euasru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

wnaier Nedpare Departement fir
! Dsmn lann susbz IN Quaiitdt, Wlulfern
ebsr Yrsifen a6ertycFfm merben.

sWGin ishr sreBes Eager BON 8auns
SOL sGin9baniS unb Seeriuders, ierner
cine belllfanbiee auswabl BON Semen
Esile Gu Wor6 81 10, 12a, IS unc 20
Gsate bic Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

= Ser Barrier uGisaro" entbalt
folgenoe Mbbanblung bes beriibm=
ten Sonbinters Gpunob iiber ,Saub
ober glin62" 0ieie NuBerungen er=
folsten feitens Gounobs, aIs er er1u@t
ipurbe, bic 9lufflDrung leines Oratoriz
ums r&e0emption" i'm sroBen &onaertz
iaale 6es Sroeaoero su @uniten Der
armen @rblinbeten peri0nli9 gu birisi.
ren-eine 8itte, ipelde ct nit folgens
bem 8egleitl6reiben entlpra9:
uWdre i6 sen0tbigt, apii6en bieien
beiben fiir9terli6en priifungen 3u tpdbs
len, 10 tpiir6e iD mid pbne 36ger,ing
fir bic Saubbeit enti6lieBen; obtpobl
i'm Mgemeinen elm Sauber trauriaer
geitimmt 1T, als ein 8linber. lnb
benno9 tpiirbe bic Saubbeit mid bort
treffen, tpD fiir mid Die Quelle Der gr0B>
ten unb lebbafteiten @rregungen 1T: i'm
n,uIifalif9en 8efiible. Mber bic gntz
bebrung, Sieienigen ni6t ieben gu bars
fen, Die man liebt, bilbet eilten unge=
beuren 9lb9run6 5pif6en ben beibem
Seiben, unb bieie &udii6t alleit tpiirbe
mid iiir bas cine enti6ei6en. NuBer>
bem fann Der Wtulifer immerbin bic
Wfulif beim 2eien Der gtotett GINGER
maBen nod genieBen; es feblt aller=
bings bas @efiibl Der S6ne; es feblt
Der gefammte muEifalii6e ginbrud, all
lein man b6rt geiitig Ser taube
Beetboben bat Munoerboles geleinet,
folglid bebt Die Saubbeit ni6t gdn3li9
ben muiifalil6en @enuB auf. nebri=
gems bonn 5tanbpunft BET gmpfinbung
befinbet iib Der Sonbi1ter, tpenn er
feline &ompoiition nieberI9reibt, genau
in ber Sage zines Sauben. Gein @ei1t
aaein bort 6eutlid bas @el6riebene.
gber blin6 fein = mas fiir gntbebruns
gen, mas fiir Spfer! gd6t mebr allein
geben gu f6nnen, tpel6e @efangenl9aft!
M6t leien'unb ni6t f6reiben, tpel9e
Stile. Dabur6, baB er leien fann,
bletbt Der Saube I'M beifdnbigen Rons
taft nit benz ganaen menl9li6ea @e=
6anfen, nit, BEN @ei6i9tsi9reibern,
pbilofopben, &iinitlern u. +. 10. Ser
Blinbe bangt bon Naem ab, er iit Der
Bettler i'm frengten Slime oes Worts,
er iit Der @efangene upar excellence
Sapobl, tauienbmal lieber taub, als
blinb fein."
- NStt 6er Mn61t hnm I milf ron 9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-02

Faaier @tisftls unb GGuh De.
taxtsuasntifs nun so[idnbio in allen
3Ueiasn unb biele Waoren merben 30
dabtER nisbrissn Yreiisn berfauft.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
Death off Little Iodie.

The deep felt sympathy OF the
CHRONICLE goes outl'or our esteem
ad4riends, DR.. N. T.. Northington
and family, In their exceedingly
sad bereavement by the death OF
their darling pet, Jodie, little daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Edmonia Warfield,
which occurred on Friday morning,
May 9th 1884, of mcnengetis after a
weeks Illness. She was a most in
teresting little creature, the embod-
iment of true LONELINESS, the pride
of a mothers heart and the object of
a grand-fathers devotion. She had
just reached that age when children
afford the greatest pleasure and
awaken the fOndest emotions of the
heart. She was unusually spright-
ly and beautiful, perfect in childish
sweetness, and promised all that
the fondest imaginations could hope
for in womanly loneliness. 1t is
hard, very hard indeed to give her
up, to give up all that clusters in
hope and rivits the affections to
sorrowful world. The ways of
Providence ar wondrous strange,
yet they are always wise. That
which brings saddest Affections
may work for us a crown of unfa-
ding glory, and our friends may
find consolation in the thought that
their darling little angel awaits to
welcome them into everlasting joy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
Iron Ores in Montgomery County.

Prof. g. II. Abernathy contrib
utes an able andl exhaustive arti-
Gle to this issue Of the CHRONICLE
on the subject Of "Iron Ores IN
Montgomery County," Prof. ABB
ernathy,s long residence in the
county, and his knowledge acquired
In the iron business has enabled
him to treat the subject very thor
oughly. There IL no source OF
wealth from which GAINESVILLE has
brighter expectations than the
development of these ore beds. 1t
Is very important information there
fore that tells of their extent,
character and location. We refer
our readers to Prof. Abernathy's
article as one of the most valuable
and interesting productions in our
extra issue.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
The New Railroad.

Judge G. G.. Smith, left Tuesday
evening for Princeton, KY, to can
vass the country North of the Ches-
apeak & Ohio r. r., making
speeches at all the points as far
North as Uniontown, Ky. The OBJ
ject of the company is to push the
road through to Evansville as soon
as possible. The bridge across Red
river is nearly completed, and soon
the construction train will be able
to pass over, when the track laying
will progress rapidly. The farmers
of Christian and Trigg counties will
be able to ship their wheat crop
this year by rail. The people South
of here are alive to the importance
OF the road and have gone to work
in earnest. 1t will not be long be-
fore we shall have another great
railroad line connecting at Evans
vile with the North and west and
at Florence, Ala, with all the
Southern outlets. GAINESVILLE the
healthiest location in the world,
will be the manufacturing point ON
this line, with coal on one side and
iron on the other and two railroads
nd river for transportation.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

The case of Mrs. George Stacker VS.
the L. and n Railroad Company con
sumed nearly a weeks time of the
Circuit Court and proved mistrial
Every point was forcibly put and ably
contested on both sides, and the suit
excited great deal of interest. Mrs.
Stacker claimed $4,000 damages on
the death of her husband, Mr.. George
Stacker, agent for the company at
Cumberland City. The train started
just as he was in the act of stepping off
of the pay car and threw him down.
He died shortly afterwards, and the
fall was said to have been the cause of
his death. Messrs. House & Merrett,
Polk G. Johnson, A. FL. Mumford and
I. L. Yancey represented the plaintiff,
and Messrs, Smith & Lurton, Quarles,
Daniel & Goodpasture and John J.
West were counsel for the railroad.
The jury stood eleven to one for the
plaintiff, and the case went over to
the next term.
The case of Hooser VS.. the Grange
Warehouse Company, damages for
false. imprisonment was tried, but up
to this writing the court has rendered
no decision. Judge Stark has been
very industrious and energetic in push
ing businesa, and the docket has been
pretty well cleared.
Judge Stark adjourned Wednesday
over to Friday and Judge Tyler open
ed Criminal Court Thursday morning,
when the case of Reeves and Turner,
charged with obtaining money from
Mr.. Robert Jackson under false pre-
fences, was taken up.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
Capt Harvey's shingle Machines new In

Capt Harvey's shingle Machines new In
yentiOn.
Capt. j. M. Harvey of Palmyra,
Tenn, was here Wednesday with
his Shingle Machine-the second
order for Florida, which he brought
here to ship on through rates. A
number of mechanics and gentle
men interested gathered at the
depot to see it. A few blocks were
sawed from an old pine joist and
the machine put to work, and all
the gentlemen present pronounced
it a success. Such men as Capt.
Till Willis, 10. T. Johnson, George
Cooke, Squire Swift, and others.
The whole concern consists of a
river, shaver, and bailer, and works
by hand power with capacity for
making 10000 shingles per day
from good timber. They will
apply steam power and increase the
capacity. The machine is perfect
in its work-nO steaming is requir-
ed unless 1t is desired to work
knOtty, twisted timber, and then
the machine excels any of the or
binary steam cutters. The shingles
are first jointed In the block to a
uniform width, and then rived from
the end, and passed to the shaver,
which shaves both sides or one as
may be desired, when the single
is left as smooth as If gone over
with a plane bit. Shingles can be
made to any width or thickness, we
have one I inch at the show end,
taperlng down to ! and 3 inches
wide. A roof of such shingles
from yellow poplar, jOinted as they
are, and put on close, would I'M
dOubtedly last 80 years. Capt.
Willis remarked that the shingles
were richly worth s. per 900, and
that he would rather have a ma
chine in Florida than an orange
grove.
We understand that P. J. Peach
er & Co., fernando county, Florida,
are selling all they can make at
s., and have ordered another ma
chine. This machine was shipped
to Mr.. Geo. S. Dick, Marion county
Fla. The shingles are perfect in
uniformity, and the bailer is a very
ingenious invention. The castings
for the machine are made by
Whitfield, Bates & Co., this city,
and are very strong. The whole
outfit costs about 500. Mr.. Robin
Edmondson and Mr.. Thos. Laird
of this county have taken an inter-
est in the patent, and county rights
will be sold under the firm name of
Harvey, EdmOndsOn q Co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

\ NEGRO boy about Is years of
ag'' threw brick striking Mr.. Joe
Witzel's little daughter the other
day, while quietly passing along
the street near Mr.. Kicks residence.
The child was knocked senseless
and badly bruised, her collar bone
being mashed. Mr.. Witzel did
right in having the scamp arrested
and punished. The ordinance
against throwing stones ought to be
enforced to the extent of law, black
and white should be taught that
rock throwing is dangerous and
not to be INDUCED in as luxury.
The boy was fined $40 and cost.
Such offenders ought to feel the
luxury OF being banged with rocks.
The boy aimed to strike the little
girls brother.