davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Carl gOds "9upeS=S Ggcrne paa

Carl gOds "9OpsS=S eserne paa
gorneo". s ct npIis antommst Srep,
iom iinoes inbtaset / bet anieebe enaeIs
tie Soratss SIao "6islo", fra Mr. Susb
Broote Com / Sarawaf = Rorb.6ps
item at 8orneo =, batsrst 2Ose Sep
TENDER, ubtaItr ban fig paa fslsenbe
Mtaabe ON 8Grtet.
Seq bar netop for anben Sang lait
'Sbe 5eab 9unters Of Yorneo'...
Seq bar uaret 400 Nail opab Heiana
6Ioben, iiben benne Bog bIeu uSaiuet,
os omenbificnt ies lite ba baube Iaii
Bosen, tos jes oea meb mig os uiite
Siasoerne til be Snbfsbte / bet sSnbre.
Saa naturtro par bisie ubfsrt, at Der
til os meb fonbtes HortratsQ isbeber
msaem benz Os beres esne genner, %
o9 enbu;r Detail frsmtaIote Brsl ga
0atter."
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Sen oucr Gar ale SldScr / stgrfe, getgaan
% Sari9beo.

Se or be teone oueTaIt. bupr SIQoer bru9es.
Elsie Slaoer bar gPau0ts pateHtGeoe Sem auper, huuiet aner til euhsr
TunneD ben fre SeuGseit, ion Ct nsoueuois for at sa let
2e rl les Sne eur paa uI4one See bare oobbelt ia tort Cos in =
anbeH SlRoe.
9s ian Ell brGths StuHer mb almuoeHse 2Gs, os tuIoe be brrfe, II h
rruereoe iaaieoes, at DC ION regareres neo 2etbeo.
Ter sr 5net iparet uep Jabriatousn al bnfe SIroer, fpr at apre oz Z
.beohe, iom ian fabrteres. Tongue us rollers bar harte Sem Braces me- =
StRHar rods guennen rollers. 9e bar reaches im tan iorI4uoes etr "
StgoeTne Ct fGrt iernbelaaeoe 90 spot maese.
Gubrer Slabe-e r sarauteret for / aar, ionaapot lille mauate SGre.Ep-s
tribes aHRrrs er gnuanhrebe for 5 Gar.
SHssH fuoe 1bt en- Slans, fer ban bar fet en- al htis, sr furhrr Is
RoSsu, ION bar bru8t Dem. Gper 5000 SI9or bse iost aorst 1852, o. uhz
Dem ap fuIetomnen 5uireoshiqete.
VI tabrirsr Osaa De uebs'jennte stonebton @osne, meo patutrra
tension reach, tongue, spring, oobbet strapped box, oa nonae andre 6or5a1a
Vt mot uspas az ole Slass lete alsre 8ebtabsr, iaaiom Half Spring
scroll Spring "osme, Platform Spring Os Comb.
ton-Spring Boone, tosfaoeoe Buggies Os Carria aes.
enhlts Suaaisr mso euer uon Sop.
St 0Ort 6abutata sr al beshs SIass enbusr esnlenne, os funtummr =
tret
ertnOre, at Oct er oaaus ZtonOmi at ,wbe biuise os ooartiss gorsr. nan
ian tebe isrhe alases til rnsIse Yrner.
AErbsoian
Il. q MFG co. Limited
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Dor EOlitIet / Walmu bar en- @u.
Better Slion lea 6slei / Steue6orgs:
Sratten augioet fig ieIO iom Ntoro.
SrGnoer, ioet ban Spmmeren l8sC
iatte SD paa i'm 9asbonos, Gar.
SeppesOos gus / @islei, iaa bette
lasoes i Wife, os ct Bar SOin iuoe:
brRubte. Oct par Tor at beune Jig,
foroi Ssppsoo igntes bam at pare no:
get for itreus. gn anoen bleu mis-:
tRaft for uoaaben, O9 M sre5 Gam:
u~itti5beOen BAN iaaIeoes, at BAN ittc
ft 6reo, for ban tilitOO jim Wissisr=
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
TornGrmclicr mob Sismard itrufes

itrGnst / lpoitIano, iaa itrGnst, al
nplig en- Rsbatisr peo 2anos Hstisn5
aRoet Rammer CT bIsuen BENT / ben
anIeoniug til 500 Niayts gsosr suer
so Cages 5GnsisI, itIsnt bet par op:
Ipit, at Den gaasiGIoenoe, oa ben fors
bIpoerite ariiteI itob i bans gIao,
bauoe paret iaa farlis ing, at en- anoen
bauoe malttet opsrtage Rebat.ionen. os
itient ben i%ornGmsIige 9enFst life
par bIspsn bspiit for Getteu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
2ofalNcttficr.
s,,m. RnauS lille out

/ grrhtosu af &aulOu Uar noe al Stano
I'll at rgra et Sem, ioe. ban uem!js Uar
lam, men III gaar ban rnitrIHs ida soot
ion glogeu, og Oct fan taile ben opgtige
tnoite gage 2r. 2eHB fra ghitc8o for.
Eerne bar M b0iat fg I @outoH. 16.10.3.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Ga patfer Spu. gn 85aarig aone
ira Gteriuno reiite / October til gtew
Yort, men usnots for nogIe Gage lioen
tiibage bertiI. 0un bar en- Son, iom
er boiut / Dem 9ort, og baooe Oenne
s~lento9enoe % ~inotrGn9enoe onmoOet
benoe ON at fomme op.r, Do ban DIloe
ier9e for beuoe Rsitsn at bsnoes Seue.
aar. Seo Altomltsn til GGltls Gar
Den blo SeHnen, bUis glOresie Nlo'
bereu torepiite, buoitHot, men ilteoet;
for at ptre 9IGoe ouer 0Ienipnet al
i'm gamle Dtooer nebidsoe ban 5no1t;
gsIis mob benbes eanoiGitelle os ia9oe,
at ban nsppe tUuoe forlorge lt9 IeiD,
ldn9t miHore benoe. 8ommispouGrer
/ Galtle SGroeu 5enOenote lig oerraa
ltrar iii 9ampitibsleIltabet l~iH9uaaas
Agsnt mso Nnmoouing ON at beier9,
8oHsu bjemienot meO isrlte 9Th
6en6olo til ben Der / gauost 9iGloeuos
SeltemmsIie, at uirTelige SrGu9'net
og 9iGlpelOie fife bar IotomltsJtet,
% Der bleu enoog al OeluiaiSe Dten:
nslter OmborO iubitriberet I'll benoe 81
8eleb al SO.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

"Aeiien unoer SGuet" bsoer en- Bog,
5Uori ben ~iruuife 9ister Sulss Ssues
bar itilbret en- unberioiit 6antai 9teiis.
Oenne ignes M at ifuas bIius til Tir:
teIi9beo. Baa BET HaImtrantite yeril
/ Stodbolm er nplis 6Ieusn bp9sst Ell
9aab til ben ~franite Marine. Saaosn,
Der bar 5orm iom en- Cigar, CT 81
Sob lang og 8 Sob breo, Os bar en-
Utaitine paa 30 t6eitts &eait; Saaosn
fan ieutes inbtiI so sob unoer Yanb.
6Iaber, o9 ueo en- HrSps>Sur iom fore.
to9es iorIsoen Dag paa URdIarsn, lot
Den / en- horizontal ginie uuosr ganeei
meo Ell CART al 10 Ruob. geiGtnin.
gen, Der bsltaar at 4 Manb, fan
lGnsere lib ppbOIoe zig unoer Sanbe'
(paa prsus. luren 4 Simsr), bells pst
ben 2uft, iom fiubes / Saaosn, os bells
peo guft SiIforisI sisnnsm en- imaI Gp:
timber, Der RACER op ouer 0ano. 5Iabsn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

vi pnTter at r~enliere port SIotess9uae
fer ri guar Ct % for at Bette fan Il,
inarrit mu i3i, iGlgtr. ri Dat Sele for bual
oct toiter o.. Set Sear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

&E er Der en- goo QHIeoHius III al tiebe
6lGoer baaoe for &orEe % 9utter biltst.
vi iRlgcr I 3anuar % .ebTuar Ntauneo
port belle &I0oesIager I'll 5uofjebspris %
~1erlHoer. Sen Sear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
AaaE.Saaer far samer

"a AtVit4lL NtlitA'
Sapes, tiOligers $500, MI $3.50 Siuits
Dies 10 PCT. b%iuigcre emo for; ct itori 10
pGlg al 0amme, Teget bllIae. Ornaments,
Bracelets, Sille= o. "inpilible" Ret iant
Spar Naale / fort uouoig bps
Is. SrIcinffiS.
9iseoperior ,. 9. 9eHnis, 2Slter-Stres
1910 )
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

&riftofer Sanfon bar ~afllaaet ben
bam tilbubte Plabs Tom Yrofesfor ueb
llniueriitetet / Wabiion efter q. g..
anberiOn, Der bar tuset aflfsb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

91s qarieus me ADVERTISEMENT. 6uIt
q at gsrien mi irIaer Sutterid Sat
terls' % uo0eler "5.iBi0n Sbeel@ % 8az
talo8er gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

GicnnomsrettcH til iuuOcn SUal.
st acknowledgement iiOmmer paa
8aroo blaubt be / 6ilferierne interes:
isrebe bar ueotuget iaaoun 9enitiaen
til Oepartemsntst ON beune Sag. Sin:
Der en- Sitter, 9OaIfaaser euer 2luore
en- paa Soeu ariuenos bob 9Ual, itaI
oenns pare bans GisuOom, ON Der ent
i 6oalsu iinOes J9arpun euer anoet
Marte. Dog bIiOer 9arpunen eaer
anOst 6ansitrsOitab tiIba8eIeusrst til
Giermanoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
alo0frlan0ette.
Wor8e.

SucrcusitcmmcHOc meO 2l!tOrs Der.
onr fremiatte Besiariug uoiattes Jti9ss
rets Sagen til efternGuute 0a9e: 6t9ss
r,t5iageu MOB Stat5raao 8o9t til 5te
6sbruar, 9OlmbOe til zoe, 6eaieien
til ODE, SEMEN iii II, Muutbe 81 l4Oe,
8odts til lobe, Sobonien iii 1909,
S6~psisaarO til 2loe, 9ertberg iii
23oe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

vi alle be forifieuise ofientlise Sns
ititutioner | be 6orsnebe Stater er Der
pel nsppe nosen, iOm gefoItninsen iaa
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

&rierue er ueoe-AlGoesparer til Sno
ti3bs gris bOs &eH Sear-
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

al FORTE &iasie og I'll rineti8e Eriier no.
ierss ai 7r. %. Is. aelosg, GecOrab
Soma. 9.tt
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Sen Scar iGIssJ tit Cpiag af Ooerirat
Ter til SuofjpbSprts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
eas s,en Scars advertisement.

Sole hans Eploa al slroes.Sorer iglge5
for De fcmm.noe so Gage til 3u0tio5s=
pris. Caa ben til 5am os ie et soot ga
relnger.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Stgoler cs Go til 5%nOtio5s $ri5 hos
Sea- Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

a.: 9uorfor ier Ou iaa nebIaaet
uo2
g.: ala, leg brOmte / Iat, at min
S%pisermOber par BOO = set er fret:
teIist.
a.: Men buorfor uil On taae Oic
bet laa nGr? Oct par 10 bog tun en-
Orem.
s.: ga = bet er netup bet, Der E,
Bet itrGffelise.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
nnfifa.

Rlaocr for StDre os Smaa til Hnoer
Suct,Ds Gris hos 3cu Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Euerfraffer unOer S~aolipbspris iGl9es
hos 8eR @ear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Higss Gettcn bar efter 6orlpsenbe
ct bemmelist Msbe beiluttet at isse
Sasen MOB SeImer tilenpebrast FOR
Stortbinasts Sammentr9oe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

IOWA.
Kennedy & Hanson, Lawler
Lunsett 4 Jensen. Forest City
Smith 4 Smith, Humboldt
Pekelder q Jongeward, Orange City
Scott 4 Beeney, Eagle Grove
s, F Cas- & Co, Sumner
Thos. Cascaden, Waterloo
Young & Baxter, Webster City
r. n. Sawyer, Ossian
Mills +. ;. Fonda, Usage
Waldo & Allen, Conrad
{. Larson, Carpenter
+. b. Nuto, Oelwein
L. 0. Rud, lansing
ye W. W. johnson, Algona
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Sear.Riaoer fabriieres eiter SeIiiIina
hos &. SrleinIfis. 7.l0.S
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Snnninne.mrheinc.

81 eiass 0aar Gtrbeioe uoipres bps
7.lO.S. Is. SrItiniiis.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
or unrnnrfet Snlennnc.

5000 Giaoninser ior SoyHe % Sprll
hos sea Seer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
9lpb ale 9eres alGOer hos
Sen Bear.

Meus AHore "%blaaier i%arli9t~, iGl9er ui
BET er 5oritiellen; pore lape &riier % uore
aooe %arer gier, at oi alto bar iulot op al
&unoer. Scn Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
peforab og Omeett.
Zen lite 5aHuarsIss4

Surra for beu nue. 3%crnbaHe.
&eO ben igaar aibolOte Stemme9tos
ming taiteoss 4l5 Stsmmer for og As
imob SernbanesS tat.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

SiuOes Der ct bebogeligere % imuitere
StutIe Nigblemeut / Ct 0us emo ct 9oot
%iauo. eler ct go0t CrgeI? Gler tanite
9ere5 9oue itulOe i~oretrpfte en- aloeles no
mrrtet Sps12aliine. auuoe @ntterue fife
Ell &iolia eaer en- Necoroeon. 5 bet gamle
&oit=Gifiee Sotale ligepperior 81. Glouo
Sotel fan Sc fuoe bet altianImeu hos
l4f0.3. -. Z. :. Srei1ni.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

S,npeuo life ell eneitc Gent til &lroer. fgl
Se bar ieet pore SGrer o9 hgrt pore Griier.
gScn Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

. Tutt Z q, Ct isyi NJ iHsieust TIT -TsepossRt
ieH-. altiaa re Dor S;g;e. at ri Il iaa isHi Hst.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

5000 Susrfgafter for &orue % Gut
ter til HHoer 3nofobspris hos
sen Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

gi pil ialge Sem an iHlo 9ra9t al goot
Stoi ipr $500. Sea Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Speriratfer ior Gutter hos
Gen Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

paa Roros, Norse, sr 2s Soire.
mGnb. @u at eisie tom forIeben IND
til en- Sonbe for at tipbe en- @ammsI,
DIT; men ba Susboloerifsu bapbe inos
luebt iamme / ct Rumer al ct Ienitree
Slao, raabte Soiremanben: "6p! m
benne OF tan ies life tisbel" paa
Barren fcreprist baube ban Sntet at
uSiGtte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Ghrifteliae eaIsmano

en- ODttWcttGe SdteWUWu
fan trholbes frit fra M Ill Rpiaar al
me 6oleue. FRA STE Gtcbr. uil Slabst
ubgaa / bttp6eIis uhpibet Sterrslis, 5
Stbtr msb 40 Spaltsr, og ptl bllpe bet
iisrits % biGtsiis rsligisis uetbiae
bet nprite, eaaiis Spros - tuns Sl.0O
ON aaret. prspenumre ienoss trtt.
aiaenier faar eobe Setinstiier. abr.
Isl &ef Subtaaa Strftt, Chicago. Su-
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Sfotei 90 "2lreties" til SnOfigbs
Gris hos Yen Sear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

aiab pore Stepler til . Collars.
Seu Ge0r.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

@cot Sienoetssn. Den unse Sus.
mobsr: Sig mig, 9r. SrOiesior, buors
leoes i%tieIner De samle Ssns fra unse?~
ProiesiOren: "Seo 6iaIp at Gem
bsrne".
6usmobersn: "Dten Ssnisns bar 10
iugen SGnber".
Vrofesioren: "Nei, men Set bar iea."
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
|Saar

Saar (
- 2rseinfft
31iides" til e
aees" % sri
Saartieoer,
Of Saar.
Of garberitne
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Sore I9emters Nabnc.
WISCONSIN,.

5 L Sheldon, Madison
Hanson, Snider & Co, Kilborn City
] L DeHart, West Lima
Thos Barber, Black Earth
James Gowran, Portage
John Riee & Bro, Stevens Point
J J Nelson. Amherst
o B DAZZLE, Perry
+ f Field & Co, Osseo
II Ausman 4 Co, Elk Mound
p Ekern, Pigeon Falls
A johnson, Menomonee
t Powers, Tomah
VIM. Case & Co, Mansion
Northwestern Sleigh Co, Milwaukee
A III Krauskop. Richland Center
I Halvorson, Whitewater
A Field, Hillsborough
Richard Green, Middleton
II E Chatter, Elroy
Foster & Alexander, Appleton
James Hollahan, Waukon
1o1
j. NJ. Elder, Garner
Matt Joyce, Emmetsburg
Espeset x Bidley, Baskerville
Marcus Snyder, Spirit Lake
Bender Bros. & Co, Spencer
Jones, Parkhurst l. Co., Sheldon
n. Thompson, Sibley
ID. A. Blanchard. Abel
p. X. Everson, Mona
Eckert& Williams, Northwood Il Lake Mills
Randall Co, Randall
McHugh Il Lyons, Cresco
o. I. Hamre, DEBORAH
H. p. krohuke, Keystone
Webster Bros Waucoma and Hawkeye
L. futile, Corwith
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

c e Garry, Milton Junction
Kimball & Lowell, GAINESVILLE
Gale Bro S, La Vale
John Mitchelett, Westby
f Washburn, Excelsior
A Lockwood, Rolling Prairie
Pulwer & Bro, Viroqua
JP Hanson, Cashton
ID f Macomber & Co, Lisbon
Edward Thorbus, Sparta
Van Hovenberg & Stumm, Eau CLAN
sam. NJ. Jones. P~latteville.
J. B. Searles, Brodhead.
c. f. Gale, Mineral Point.
Osen Bros, Oconomowoc
Levi K~ittelson, Utica.
I. Carrier & Co, Bdscobel.
John Young, Muscoda.
y. ~Saugestad, Baldwin
j.. b. Series, Albany.
S. l.. Mason, Nashville
n Phels, Charles City
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

Stort 4iildg / &riieu paa &lGoer hos
Sen Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
u pcrttsict NJ
2piaoc= Norcninaen
Sicifatton

msoer hos 9uouis 9apiOian, Sborsoaseu
oen lobe Sanlar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
MINNESOTA.


ISpencer & Larson, Wilmar p Tbompnn G % Adrian
L IL Bjmn, CrookNon A Carlson = PAar
Jacobson & Oddson, Lac1ui Parle r. NJ Addison Marshall
lSyyerson Il Johnson, Stephen O. l. Breyig HancocL
johnson x Anderson, Atwater III PoAer g Co TIanderso,
oscar Ayers, austin a. Knoblauch, Carver
Ed. Morton, Blooming Prairie # w Tbomnson RanUma
\ n Haugan, Pelican Rapids p l. Norma NoptsyiJS
j ID Allen, Roy T Gibertsnn Sn,;n1 Cove
Laugen & Hoppestad, Rushsod Chr Istero 1 pr@g0 "r0'e
L NJ Ashley Spring Valley l. Abrahamson, Houston
larson Larson q Johnson, Mabe Stone u Void Lu Verne
= W puus Eiigefton u Brown & Co, Aexandria
Mi Ter x Robinson Bros Wadena Gouldberp q Anderson CAMBRIDGE
A f Luedke, Perham A. ] smith. sank Center
Da me q MAP. Ssampoeh r. NJ. Thornton, Appleton and Bensn
'"mnh OHoh auamss Larson Nelson, Morris
IGulbrandson Bros Albert Lea Amund Nelson Ezaba.b,own
ii Gibetson, Wells c. w Shatto inneanoI,
IGeo ID Macarthur, Blue Earth City j p Iommen CaIeInp;,
Ward & Caldwell, Farmont Fremad Association CIenvool
T. thompson, M0rthmgton A ID Wedder, Rochester
II. {. Menzer, Warren F. n Rarsnes Starhro
y a smith x Co. herman John d. Maxwell, Little Falls
Christensen, Nepstad & Co, Laneboro S johnson, Granite Falls
NEBRASKA.
Simons & Co, Cedar Rapids Geo A BROOKS g ~ Rail Mills
Badwen g. Reed. Tekamah II Rice AIMon
Dake ~ u Helena r CardeHs, Battle Greek
Geo b Rowland, Newman Grove F II IeDuc OaLdale
a a rope led Cloud. l. Mason, Pier e
Joseph johnson. Stanton Sten Bros Waboo
= IINsh, Whne Cd Fitch & Co, Fullerton
DAKOTA.
m" TTTp Sun ~ ~ te ga ooolefp"n Wilcox & Williams Yankton x Leh"
Schnadt 4 Co, Memo Jobn + parIs,d n 9 en iEusbor,
" a 80 ~ s. s"nSn ACKasberg, Valley City
I .nea 49, NJ y = Tn !" n mpeoh John J Hanson Buxton
Ianaos e. ppms JPN -. lo.ma ~, Chas + Wisner Grand Forks
Umnt IIot,G = ,anns ID " ~ 81 lhohas faulson, Ryerson II Co, MaNHe
r W Sh hm" , ImIe Dos Lafmore knudson & Chase, Grafton
"' H"''e'" ~h "hipah h Thompson, Sioux Falls
A . Martin Gardner IN HummeIL Sandwich LIS PearsanJ Pot
Henrung 4 Ross, Plano
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
TOrrcf


Nmeob SGas, z
OSoD alt oia
1lhatss &oss Os !
Nbsprifer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
5)r.

~aukG
Qontor oper
%. 9eus bar
~oren bebanol
&1oariae Spsol
G GutefaIinse
WTpstisbeb. 2
0n Spsoom,
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
NEBRASKA.
DAKOTA.
ILLINOIS

Nj Hummell, Sandwich
Henrung 4 Ross, Plano
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

A s Martin, Gardner
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-08-08
Centre.


Jacob Rink spent few days in New
York last week.
James Trump has raised political pole.
The matrimonial tree of Centre is some.
what withcred, on account of the panic.
Girls, just sack" your Republican boys
and help elect Cleveland and Hendricks.
We will have change in financial affairs
and with 1t a revival in that lovely tree.
Bertha Hess has returned from Hazleton
where she has been visiting
One of the young boys found a copper.
head snake while blowing, and he being
quite friend to the reptiles undertook to
tame him. The first thing he did was tc
relieve him Of his weapons he tried to
pull his teeth with his jack-knife, but did
not succeed, and afterwards killed it. lie
worked on as usual. The next morning
while combing his hair he saw his face
needed little surgical operation which he
did with the jack-knife with the poison on
His face swelled until the ozark" crack
ed, when he called on doctor for aid, who
pronounced his case critical one. Iii.
face was the largest part Of the boy. HI
said he thought 1t was "all day for him.
Phil. has since concluded to quit the snake
tanning. We think he had better not hav,
commenced IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. White spent Sunda,
with Mr.. Aikman.
Della IIidlay and Allie Hagenbuch spen
Sunday in Orangcville.
Hawkeye has handed the paper and pen
Gil to me during his absence,
You Know.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-08-08
Bloomsbury, Aug. A, 1884.
Anonymous circulars.

The time has passed when the intelligent
voters Of this county can be influenced or
deceived by circulars sent out few days
before the delegate election for the purpose
of injuring the chances of any particular
candidate. If signed by some responsible
name, 50 that the public may know who
issues them, they might be entitled to
some consideration, but when circulated
anonymously they should have no effect
whatever. There are several objections to
this mode of campaigning. 1t is unfair,
because it gives the accused no opportuni-
ty to answer; 1t is cowardly, because the
person who circulates them has not the
courage to sign his name.
We have seen circular Of this character
purporting to give the record Of William
Bryson in the Legislature. Four thousand
of them were printed at newspaper office
that has never cast Democratic vote. We
know nothing about its accuracy, but ev-
erybody knows that If there is anything
crooked about Mr.. Bryson's record it
could and should have been attacked
months ago, instead of waiting until few
days before the election. The Legislature
adjourned last November, nine months
ago.
The COLUMBIAN advocates the cause of
no man in local politics, but when it sees
manifestly unfair means adopted for the
defeat of any candidate, it never hesitates
to deuounce such methods. 1t wants clean
politics, and anonymous circulars issued
on the eve of an election do not come un-
der this head. Mr.. Bryson's chances
now should be precisely what they were
before this circular was printed,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-08-08
Niagara Falls and watkins.
PROGRAMME OF THE EXCURSION TO THB
ABOVE POINTs-GREATLY REDUCED
EXPENSES.

Make your arrangements to start for Ma
CARA Falls on Tuesday, August 10th. All
arrangements have been made for delight
full trip. The railroad fare from Bloom
Ferry will be only $7.65 for the round trip,
and in order that persons may know ex-
actly what it will cost for the trip to Wat
kins and Niagara Falls and return, the
railroad company have made arrangements
for three days trip, and coupon ticket
will be issued in connection with the rail-
road ticket, giving the bearer the follow
ing privileges, viz: Leave Bloom Ferry
9.05 a. H., August 10th, arrive at 3.45 p.
m. Supper, lodging and breakfast at the
Glen Mountain House and admission into
the Glen. Leave Watkins August Goth at
Ills a. m., and arrive at Niagara Falls
at sos p. IN. Supper, lodging, breakfast
and dinner at the Great International Ho-
tel, admission into Prospect Park, giving a
beautiful view of the Falls by day and by
electric light in the evening. Inclined
railway to foot of American Falls and re-
turn toll across suspension bridge to Can
ada Falls and return inclined railway to
Grand Rapids on Canada side admission
to Goat and Luna islands and Three Sister
isles, to all above places of interest at the
small sum of $7.6O, which will make the
entire cost, including railroad fare, only
$685. from Bloom Ferry. Returning,
leave Niagara Falls $50 p, M, Thursday,
August 2lst, arriving home same night.
Parties desiring to remain for longer
time will have the privilege of the reduced
rates of $3.50 per day at Watkins and $S
per day at Niagara Falls. This is certainly
a rare opportunity. Don't fail to 60.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-08-08
Centralia.

Michael Kenehan of Shcnendoah, has &C.
cepted the position of clerk in G. G. Muir.
phys store.
Dennis Joyce had his hand mashed at
Centralia colliery while attempting to
sprague loaded wagon, on Thursday.
Lawrence Joyce OF Wheeling, w. Va,
formerly of this place. is visiting his par.
ents for few weeks.
The Esquires of town were kept very
busy the past two weeks; most every
evening case of some kind being brought
before them, and on such occasions the
peacemaker is sure to have a full house, as
in the majority of cases the witnesses can
put some of our greatest comedians in the
back ground when they begin to tell-"wha
know"
Mr.. Heffron has been very i'll the past
few days with cholera morbus.
A number OF our young men have or
ganized reed band. AS most Of them
are old musicians, we may expect to hear
some grand music shortly.
Jno. Seymour of Ashland is constant
visitor to our town, which leads us to be-
lieve that he intends yoking himself to one
of our pretty girls. 1t is too bad, but such
things will happen.
Lewis Deck, engineer at Logan colliery,
has been appointed to take charge of the
machinery at the Continental colliery.
Fred Finn of Railroad street, had his
back and head hurt at Morris Ridge on
Saturday by fall of coal. His injuries arc
not serious.
The Dark Corner Bicycle Club has three
members but no bicycles. They ride well.
A Blaine and Logan club was organized
in Ashland on Saturday evening.
An excursion will leave here for New
York on August 10th. Fare 1896 with
tickets good for six days.
Taylor & Co. are sinking well at Big
Mine run to supply their colliery with wa
ter.
Ashland will be frightened by electricity
on Saturday evening for the first time. Nc
doubt large number will leave town to
see it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-08-08
a Biy snake story.

John Beachem and Nathan Wctzel of
Liberty township, went out to shoot wood
cock, on Friday last. They had met with
fair success in their sport and toward
evening started to return home. AS they
passed by big brush heap along one side
Of the road Wetzel noticed monster gar
ter snake crawling into the brush. He
called his companions attention to the
fact, and they at once decided to kill it.
Working their way into the brush they
came across another big snake which, to-
gether with the first one seen, they killed.
AS they disposed of these yet another was
seen making for the brush. After some
trouble they dispatched this one also.
Each snake was as thick in the body as the
upper part of a stalwart mans arm. They
were females, and strange as it may ap-
pear, each one was full Of young snakes.
AS soon as one of the old snakes was
struck host of young ones ran from her,
and the total number OF snakes killed was
one hundred and Gtly,fue. Thus each of the
snakes averaged about fifty young. This
may appear as drawing the long bow, ="
but the fact is well attested by those who
have seen the dead serpents. This rather
takes the cake, we think, for this season at
ast.-Danuaie Sun.