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The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Grange Blossoms.

The wedding of Nels Warrington, pro prietor of the Silver CtJ Stables and Miss Fanny Likes, one of Tombstone s fairest daughters last evening, was q grand and happy affair. The msrrias- took place at the residence of the brides parents, only few of their most par ticular friends being present, owing to the lack of room. The par,or and other rooms were handsomely decorated with eversreers and flowers.
 At o'clock, the guests had all assem bled, tine bride, escorted by her father. entered the paror, followed by the groom with the brides mother The Rev. D.. vid NcFawn then stepped forward and joined the happy couple in the holy bonds of matrimony. The marriage ceremony beIrg oveo the guests sat down to an elegant wedding supper, and amid the feas, oi good things and the flow oi the sparkling wine, many. toasts were drank to the hsppy young couple, and il was the wish of all present and THE ToNBsTaSE that during their trip across the instrumental ocean they may nevei strike the rocks of diversity.
 The TOMBSTONE office received bouu tiJul supply of wine and cake wi:h the compliments of the bride and groom, and the estiro force joined in toast for theiI future happiness.
 Mir. Mrs. Warringtsn went to Fairbank this morning by private conveyance, where the5 took the train for California where they will spend their honey moon
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

Charles Il, rris comes 10 the front. I received to-day, the .ates. and finest and beat pants patterns eyer seen in Tomb stone. If any gentleman wants q pair of pants made of the lntest goods and perfec, fit, will guarantee it or no pay. Pants made from $il up to $l4. Come and examine my goods. It don't cost you cent to examine my goods.
 CHARLES HARKIs. Bauer's Block, Fourth St. Tombstone
 5Ztf.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

The rain this afternoon msketh glad ,he heart of the honest rancher. :.
 The infant child of Mfr. Daris died to :. day. The little one has Sone to heaven 10 join its angel mother.
 Schwart1 only keeps white mems goods and this ,s more thsp grea. many others keep.
 John Doe for fighting YRS to day in Justice Alvord's cour, fined siS which he paid.
 Business men throuehout.the city ocw wear smiling faces. Csuse, the bonanz IS on the hill will soon commence to again ahip countless number of tons of ore,
 Among the gentlemen whose; names nre most prominent for school directors are those of Clark, Frede ick and Wo1,ot,. These gentlemen would certainly be eie, ted If they should run. and would do credit to sherlsei7es. and ,o our schools
 A h,tle excitement was caused. CT A len street yesterday by hnof, D ack trying 10 mop the sidewalk with rre of our citizens with whom he had so,s trouble in regards to the paym,pt oi some money. There Was no par,icula, damage done.
 That slight cold you think so little ci may prove the foreIunner of complain that may be fatal. Avoid this result b, taking Ayers Cherry Pecto.sl, the bes' remedy for cold, coughs. ca'arrhs, bron chiris, incipiens consumption, and si other throat and lung diseases.
 Young, old, cad middle aged. aiI ex perience the wonderful beneficial eff .c's of Ayers Ssrs.parlia. ynung chi dEcn. suffering from sore eyes, sore ears, sca'd head, or with any scrotu ous or syphili'ic tain', may be made hea.,hy ard strong by its use.
 The body of the late Frank Eatcl has been emha med, ans enc osed ID handsome metallic Ca sket, and now les ir state as the iesideuce of David Miller on Fremont street, between Fifth and Sixth, where all friends desiring to talk. a last look at his face arc respectful, invited 10 call. The brsy will rem.ir' there until 8 o'clock tomorrow morn ing, when II Will be taken 10 Recwood city for in,erment.
 The following in regard to tho Waite vs. Tssker breach of promise suit, W. take from the Los Angeles Express oi Saturday last: This interesting breach of promise suit, which has been conducted with closed doors since Tuesday morn ing is nearing an end. The testimony wss all in last evening, and this morninc c. Wiley Wells delivered the opening ar gument, which was decidedly interesting. and which lasted until the roon hour. Several other legal lights are ye; to be heard from; but it is thought that the case will be given to the jury some time this evening.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Occidental

Hotel. The sniy trG'-class hotel in Tom bstone. Situated On the co-nrr Of Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throIs hour, and has al, mod rn improvements. Travellers are recom- mended to stop at thIs house. Private rooms for commercial travellers. The bar of this house Is furnished with i'm proved billiard tables and card rooms, and is stocked with the finest brands oi wines, liquors and cigars.
 s6tf JOSEPH PAsCHOLY,
 Proprietor.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Lost Or St1'uycI.

One bLck.kin horse, four years old, about 15 hands high, No brand One black horse, 8 years Uld, aoout I4ls hands high, Mexican brand oa left hip and J. II. on shoulder. The above were last seen on the ranch of Thomas Dunbar at Tres Al4nos. 4 liberal re ward will be paid for this return to the Fhasion Stables.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Atten ntiOn.

A meeting of King Solomon Lodge, No. :, is called tor Tuesday morning a, 2 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of escort ing the remains of Brother Frank Ha;ch to-. the suberbs of the ciry. Master Mas ons in gosd standing are rc requested to at tend.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
County Court

HoS. WEBB STREET, Judge; 40. VILLAGE, Clerk:
 Miilkeu vs. Esstop, ct. ai., Judge Street rendered his decision to-day, giv- ing judgment; for the defendants, and ordering 8 return of :he property.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

Give the new tailoring establishment call. guarantee perfect satisfaction, or no pay dcmand.d. All work done al short notice. D.n't iai 10 see him. Chas. II ,rris, B,.uer's hotel block on Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

1lr Fred Ward is now on duty at the Fashion atabies.
 The plate is dying by degrees.
 There vas dude ia towr yesterday. Rain, glorious rain. The boiler plate will have to furnish another hoop e SC or the Cooper will have to quit.
 Worldo. -og ike 70 be
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Don't Forrot

Ali kinds of tailoring done. Clothes made, cleaned and repaired s, the lowest ''ving rates as the tailoring establish ment of Chas. Harris, iu Bsuer's block, on Fourth street
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
IXe L0tesf.

CRooR's CAMP, Junef.
 Ar57c5. CESAR G WEUR7RIrz.-We have just captured train load of wines, liquors. beer and ciSars, and have Led ou. some to entertain Crook ~ith when he catches up Tith me. Isent the remainder to you by express. GsaoSoM,c.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

If you want good pLsturage for your hor ses. send them to .he California ranch, I5 mrlcs from Tombstone. For terms and par ticulars apply 10 J. NJ. Nash, at the Eclipse bakery on Allen street. u2o tf.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Notice,

Horses tskcn on pasture at reasonable rates, at the California ranch, IS miles from Tombstone, Good feed. wst,r and ahade For particulars apply to J NJ. Nash, at the Eclipse bakery on Allen street
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
For Sale.

The counter, shelving z. stools, range, and in fact, all the fixtures of the Cryf tnl Palace Rc'talrani. must be sold 6y sh. 18th. A rare chance; will be sold cheap. Apply ct the OHn Gan reetaaEaat. jc.lO.SS
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

Baled alfalfa. barley and native hay for safe, by the bale or ton, at the Fashion Stables, Allen street. betwer Third and Fourth,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
-fOfice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late John Pascoe, are requested to come forward and settle st once at the Fash 10 Il saloon, or the accounts will be placed in he hanGs of a collector.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22

The Bank Exchange saloon keeps the only genuine brand of Tea Kettle wnlksy aetf.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Notice rc the Pubiic.

Having been suddtrly called to San Fran. cisco, Dr. Dunn will attend 10 my patients and those who may heed me during my ab- sence, which vii be bu Il ien days
 (. E. GooprElLow, M D.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
TOMBSTONE June {

Na. Eioz Ca-17.-fia,e received the goods, and our saloon is csorded nightly by p"cple eager 70 purchase Cesar G wshr..i,z
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
EGG Accide,e&.

On Friday last, ". V. Bsldvis, C tbs firm of Dyer & Bsldvia sf 1sssss, ss returning home frcn Tsnbstsss ust with very ssvers ssd psisiul sesiasst. Whsn he arrived in Bsbses 1t vss qsits late, and while hs vss putting biS Asssss up, hs had seessioa ss % isss the sssn house for some grain, esd sss kssvsist that the cellar deer was spss. hs SSil b. striking oa barrel. brsatisg 4bsss C his ribs, which secidest is liatss to ess '. fine hin ts Ahis bed fer ssos ti0s. 8s has 'he sympathy sfs gse4 nssysf S>s citizens of ro.hsssss vssU bs vsu liked. At lsst seeslsts .hs wss rsssiaG easy, sad hopes arc estsrtsi.sd hat Ais injuries will sot prsvs fatal.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-22
Notice tO Cre6it1yo.

EsTATE or P. J. LYNCH, dcessssd. No- T. tice is hereby givea by the uaeesii01 administrator of the sstats se .1. I6D, having claims aEainst the deeea0sA e =. hibit them with the neees1ar4 V6oeAogA within four mon ths. after the lrot patilsoosa of this notice. to the said sdninistr1toy st the Dragoon Saloon, on Allen street, in To0b. stone, in the county of Coehjse.
 Dated Jue 13,d, 1883.
 A1-iuis.rster os the eata.. sf Ae~sassA y~tSl~
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Tn 0eorgia=G oman. s en- Ill

Tn 0eorgia=& oman. s en- Iibsr
9ptte e 5apsttsuiue Isper en- tpinbe.
Zig @remit. 6rsten Sarab 9anbreau.
9un sr go aar sammsI os bar / 81
aar opbcIot fig | fin nuuarenbe goIie
ubsn Samtusm meb 5oIt os Ieuenbs
paa ben ausr tarpeIisite Maabe. 5uu
bsrer til EN- at be rissite SamiIier
bet ipSlise Georgia, os for 35 Ga,
ftbsn par bun n af be fei,ebe Sfisu:
beoer I Sapannab. 5un ifuIbe aifts
fig meb en- Jung Wanb fra famine gp,
% JOrbsrebsIierns til grpaupst uur
siort.
gaa ben til grpIupst bsffemte Dua
fit bun imibIsrtib gfterretnins ON, al
benbss 6orIousbe par rsmt msb en-
Dame, Der par | Beiss bos bans Sor,
aIOrs. BUN bIeu ips os par Dsbm
mar. Da bun baube tommet fig isien,
bsitemte bun fig til for Rsften af III
Yin at Ieus iOm gnebOer, bpab bun
oslaa ltosn bar siOrt uben at moblaas
9lGIp Of nossn. Sun bar blot en-
@ans faast bore nose. ON fin forben,
pGrenoe 5orlouebe, at ban baube traab,
tno I ct Seorstaresimsnt os par fall.
ben ! ct Slas. 5 bans 6ratteIOmm,
fanot n'an ct 6OtOsr0F af ben uns,
ptss, bDsm ban baubs siOrt iaa u,saeu
tlret.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Stteratur.

9arsbo9 I 9urttSttrttt Tor
Misunderstanding. Gfter 9abeIbersers
Stenosraf ~bsarbsibet Of 9. Rstsrlsn,
0ecorab, Soma. Den ROrffe Spn0'
bss gOstrptteri, 1886.
Stenosraf suer 9urtisitrift ct en-
mcberne SpinbeIie. De lebenbe ipoifs
ss enssIite Spfemsr, 8abslsbsrssrs
os gitmans, iOm ct omarbeibst for be
andre suropeiife Spros, uofom ! tree
bius aarene. Ss iaaIebes er bet let,
.foytIarIist, at 5~urtisitrift bibtil bar
paret en- naftsu ubetienbt cling bIanbt
Stanbinaper. 8 be iensre Iar bar
ben bog punSst ct itabist ftisenbe ans
iaI of glepsr | be samIe 9anbe, Ds
~forsIissenbe BOG pibner ON, at man
osiaa Der pil pere meb paa etbu.rt
ebeIt os prattiif 5remifriot. SOsens
Sorfattsr bar | npsle aar baut Priuats
flasIer I 5urtt9ltrtft peo Sutbsr eolS
lsse, os fere af gleuetne BAR opnaast
en- lite rinse 6arbisbeb anuenbsIien
at beuns 6unii. Dnifst ON at sipe
bisis mere 9eiIsbnins er bet narmeif
iom bar bspa9et 9rof. 8eterien til at
labe bsnns Bog uttomme | Trpttsn,
men Der sr inssn Gutul ON at ben oss
iaa ptl finbs Snbsans | pibere arebie.
Com 5Orfattersn | fit SOroro opIpier,
a~nbsfaler @abeIsbsrsers ifenosraffe
Spftsm fig frsmfor noset anbst til
Rorite | auerita. at ben 9ruub, at
bet famine Spftsm er ~operiat paa gus
sslit, os man uItiaa msb rinse Nsie
tan fatte fig ifionb til at BRUCE Den
iumms Strift for bssse SPros. 30
gen tOitsr so Sis. Os tan faces |
Lutheran Publishing House, Dscorab
Soma suer retuirsres siennsm buiItsus
ismbeIit norf os banft BOsbunbIer.
GiIiuIss Dos .. anunbien, DEBORAH,
Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

"Np G%arsbo9 Gngelit oi
gespubers" forfattst at %. Us,
&raamun, Srofssior / guseIt pei
AUGSBURG Seminorium, WinnsapoIis
Winn. EOS Siber for os inbbunbsr
Sbertinsstinb. 8ris $l.oO. Sor,
Icst Of Sarnss & &Otbis, Rinnsa:
polls, Rinn.
5orfatteren BAR isst at siere be-
mulist for gespnOers at lore gngeIf
pso SeIpfuoium, Os ban BAR pua ct
iiupsI os srei Maobe fOrisst OF for:
flare be %srummatiits So,boIb ubsn a
bsbproe gssunberns meb Nauns os llo:
trpt, ber tuu tan iortIarss peb munbtt
Zig l~lnberuisnins eaer foritaass al benz,
Der bar lert @rammatlfen. 6orfat,
terens m~anssaarise SusIie iom Care,
paa snselite 5siffOIer % aussburss
Seminarium bar siuet bam en- fla,
SnbRst t, buiIte 5Orbrinssr Der fiiaea
til en- FABIAN Bog, os ban sar oerei
beIbis baabe | gaIset Of 9aisifptte,
os 6rcmitiuinsen At Stoifst / bet SsI,
tasst. 9~eieitpttsrue sr tasne fra No
Guffeys Readers, Der sr messt bruats
| pore Common Schools os iom anises
ior be bebfte 2~eisbsssr / fit SIass
Ut af be uGientIise 6Ortrin peb benne
9arebos ct bsns ~ubfsrIiss os nsiastiss
ResIer for llotuIsn / GnseIf. Oct Ell
iom oftef meset uani.eIist t builtetz
iombeIit Spros at bstssne ubtaIen al
ct fremmsb Orb usb Smitripnins / Ell
anbst Spros, men | bsnne 5enieenbe
bar 5orfattsren paret ierbeIss beIbia
os prattiif | 9aIset af GrempIer.
EiIialss Dos 9. anunbisn, Oecorab,
Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

GIfeH-9et bsfisnbtaisres beroeo ier.
ccltgT for f5aURreuOs SlGat % Senner,
at bet bebo9ebe Serren / fin &isoom ben
15oe SEIi Of portable fra bette 9ip, pg
iom ri blaber til ct beore, Dor firre Sen
g2atbias / en- Nloer of 90 aar, 8 glanne=
Der Os 8 Gage, efter ? 2nses buuroe 81
bgiier at SJcruebstrHoelle. Seq meo SuTtru
% 4 Bgrn, 3 Spinner % EN- Batter, be
gr15gr Tabet Of Den flare Seoen9nusne.
I'll ale Dem, iOm riits us 9sItaselie i
Gorgeu iart ~letiageoe BAN til bans iioite
SrileTieO, aTR8eer Ie9 bsrueo min bierte.
ligIte Sat. SiGroelesbeo tattes BaitOr
&lepeH for be Ergfens Orb, ban taIte peo
2i9baarEu. 5errsu gap, SerrsH toa, ger
ress gtapu pGre IUpet! 5reo meo DIT
StED, Ueiiguct are oft gtinos!
5i0isE6n!e, gteeter Co., Nmt. lobe
2tophr. 1885.
8sarub GIion. Sobaunes SIiou.
M9bre i~faneinaotTte 8laoe beoes optase.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
boIot paa at inbebrenbe2 - Dst r mtg fortalf, os

9S@h ~
leg -
Awesn Sub, Srstenl bpor fan 0e bog trO nOsst iaa
SOrfarbsIistl Set er bog i~trettsIist, bpor &pstet tan slsrs
gn llretl Oct par besparrs mig, fem = ia, ion' par
iaaban paa en- Waabe forIopst meb benbe, - en- laaoan
Understandable, peb De not, os oa tan Oe NOT
isIu Itisnne, at ies lite tunbe pore iitanb til at bssaa en-
iaa spisIis Gisrnins. Rsi, MI ifal leg fOrtGue Dem
ben ~pirteIiss Saunenbens".
0ermeb bsspnbte ban en- lang os alt SGisntI'st rig
tia ~ssortauina ON, bpprIsbes bet esentIis psr saaet ILL.,
Sun futtebe rnsb:
A0e insier ~iaaIebes, Srstsn, at is ct aIbsIss uit9Ibis
/ BIN forferbelise @isrninsA.
"3st CT iaa, iOu, 5r. 5eus bar iust, bet par mig,
Tom siorbe Gierninssn", LOB en- bpb Gstt bag uO benz.
Ser fob 8aptein 5anien noset bles, tap, ret op %
u.b meb en- eqen @lanbs be alporIise Dtne.
San preb en- mibbslstpt 5asieItiGp msllsm 9anberne,
iua Bari % 8ait rss Of, os G~rafbrerns tntrtsoe.
~Get par mig, for leg eIftsbe benbe ben Gang, ia,
iaaban iom jss ben Sang fnnbe, os bet par paa TIN W's
ristia not os trofait moi, enbba bun -
ga bans arIse, ~fjasssbs anfist ififtebe ct 9isbIi'
Sarpe.
"9st ftI 9s pibs, Srstsnl Os ies faar fse, at leg
uilbe aisre atturat bet iamue Op isien, bpis buts =
= ia, lea msner, at naar iss bOlber at ROssn, faa -
Msr fl ban lite frsm. stotten, ban preb paa, ROC
tuers of. 9aa uenbte fig for at saa, men ~itanSisos po'
at Mfbib u,eb fin bIsbe, fpIbise Stemus iasbs:
"8aptein Sanieni gin mig 0sres armI Seq sr tra
% nil sierns istte mig til DEM.
Sorpirret psnbte ban fig ON. alfbilb bapbe rsltt itS
Wsb ct ssst Smil Iasbe bun fin arm bans.
9ibt eftsr foriuanbt be to for 9eIles Dine, ioet b
ftiuItss af SmGaitcpen / Glen nebenfor.
San fob ba alsne tiIbuse ~beroppe. 9ans Ufunb itol
aabeu, nafsn runb, bans pine uoitraaIsbs bsn rsnsft
SOrbauiaie. @nbslis ubbrsb ban en- brSi @b os snitsSe
at ban maatte bIips buabe tnattet Os tnuit, bpis ban tunb
bssribe bisis gOtters smaueiperebe Sruentimmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

gaa ben RoritsD ante gosbanbsIs
5orIas, l57 80. Snbiana ct. @bicaso,
Sd, er ubtommet fsIssnbe Ssser:
"Sm Gro os @iernins, sQsr ct Snbs
Lag mob antiuomismen, Suriiaismen
Os 6aIpinismsn" Of gator Sobu 81 t:
der. Sueriat fra gassIit. Sabb. so
gsuts.
"Den lille S%sfusI." Susriut fra
@nseIft. Snbb. so Gents.
IS 0ottoreus 5us easr SamtaIsr
0ottOr Rpisus gus" Original Sor:
telling af u. g. Bintbsr. Snob. so
Gents.
"Siemmst os SamiIieliust." gu
Hetts ~tritiIte lrtitIsr til Operp,ieIic
for @stsfoIt os 5oraIbrs. Subb. sc
Gents.
"Garola" of 5ssba Strsttou, 6or.
fatter til "S,sfcas fsrts 9sn",
"aIene | 9onbon" etc. Sra gugslit
usb Saia gbbeu. Snbb. SO Gents.
Stptterns / gossn ~Sjsmmst oe
GamiIieliuet" er bousbiuseIis bsntsb'
fra to fOriieuiss Smaabsssr. Der
enc ubtom | SinIanb unbsr giteIsu
@NosIe Orb til TinIonbs Wsbrs," bpis
nOrfts SusriettsIie Iebiassbss af ct an.
bsfaIenbe Sororb af 8if,op Ssrgsr
Mos. Den anben Bog. Der CT bsnpt.
tst, er Nrs. 9urrist gssdersS trpss
betienbte 89rf: 1De imaa Raps.'
st Stptts n tusst fra ben bsrsmt'
snssIite Yref | 2onbou Spurgsout
5Orebrus: "gt sobt Orb for 5uitrueu.
De fisfte at bisie Ssssr, Der ub:
tontmer paa "Oen Iorft:D DANTE BOG.
6anbsI~s 6OrIas, er ifreune | en- mstbo'
biitit Gsnbsnts.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

&BuntnBen Ut min fIere Suitrr
Segiua OisOt SIsrnfaO) ben 4oe Npobr
1885 pmbgtteOe Eiosn meb gpisbeoen be,
tlenbtaIeres bapeo for irouRrenoe SIpst
cs Seuagr. gun beos af typhoed pneu.
mgnia. 5reo meo bsRbes Stgu, psliisnt
bare peHoes gtiuoe!
2uH par fgot pna Strinoen bet Ebronos
blcm ben 13De Septbr. 1924.
&Ie, iom par os bebiGIpeIige unber benz
bes Spgoom liant be, iom Ieoiaseoe bsnoe
til Grauen, tales berpeo pnn Oct biertelt9te
li8eleoes tattes 8ait. Sr. NageIsien for be
Grpftfas Orb, ban talte peo Spgeleiet
lguit peo Barren.
Sratsberg, 6iuulpre 60, gfinn.
Sars SeuIen 8puniuoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

Seim-SBroelist bstleaotalpres Der.
Oeb Tor iraUGreHoe SlGst ps Senner, at
bet bebogebe 5srreu / Tin Sisoom at fable
biem til is port bsiit elIieoe os tiqise
Glote Sgu 6sHrp &epts, fgot ben 1Gos
Sscgmbsr 1873 % oeo BEN Abe Nppember
1886, altioa 10 Nar, 10 Maaueoer % 10
Gage. s g Tiger par ban ien~seli9aenoe
CO baobe tentmeIig baaroe 2ioelisr Of en-
Sga0pm, iOm fables NtnIarias Sober. 81
irembGrer beIoeo Tor blertelieite 9at til
ole oDre RabOar, iom oar Os bebJalpsIise
unoer bans Sp9oom ps iiGroeIssbee man
Uj taite Sr. 4oitor Silmen for bans Sps
gebliCg p9 De mango Ersiteus Sro, ban
ialte / SBrgrbuiGt o. ueb 8rapen.
Cello, 6OIt 60, gteb. lite Ioobr. 1885.
Snl SeIm. SaTs 8. Seim.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

J. n. EAsroE, Pres Gro u ~
l. W BuEDicg, Vscr Pres + X BaE ~ AS SsS
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

Sor omtrent trebips aar iibsn, iasbe Dou,neren g.
git leg inb / en- gosIabs Cincinnati for at faa fat pu
uosle Ssaer, Tom ies snffebe. Ufebens leg par Der, tom
en- liben fuet lite oper tpIu Iar sammeI 0rsns inb oe
ipurate efter en- @eoQraf.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Rsss9aEa.

saJfE oss5lsn sstssss I EEtssrsI'S.Ros' iss
EsitL ~ ssriasl e. issssE gbxtsstIt q
ext JEbssh ,HF IsAfssn 81 s,rS. 10 xss III
'EsaErf bcsi5 s EE. ~ tlStG.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Gnttr-1ranter !


st elegant llOpala, iOm man bill lGtte Eris paa, blot
man ier Oct. Gn goo roo uloen llnoerbra9t for so Cts.
os fra Den Qris pp til beoite Slass, iom iinoes 5anoelen
Spert department af feroisipeoe &IGoer er iaaoant
at Sc life ber tiebe, for Sc bar ieet bort. Set oil enter
ipare Dem Yense Sonmer, eler Sc faar beore gare,
for Tensene. w. L. EA
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-07
LOCAL EGITIES.

The court house is being very tnstily drapet
in mourning today in honor OF the dead hero
Memorial service in honor of Grant will b,
held at New Carlisle, in Smiths park, on Sat
urday.
Bell Black was run in by the patrol wagon
last nigh, Tor the plaines' case OF drunkenness
on record
Rhoda Lislc, dusky maiden of uncnvia.
BILE reputation, was hauled up on Spring
street last night for using profnno language
Men began work this morning setting the
gas pipe for the arches tor the reunion mex,
week. The covering will be put on frs, Of
next week.
All holders Of subscription books for Grand
Army Day fluids must report amounts raised
at a meeting ot the general finance commite.
at the mayors office tonight
The public library will he closed tomorrow,
on account of the Grant memorial services,
b tween the hours OF twelve o'clock, noon,
and six o'clock ia the evening.
Ed. Paige, whose leg was broken by a fall
in the Arcade on the first OF July, is about
again on crutches. He has taken steps TO sue
the proriietors of the FIRE escape for damages.
"Time is called at Urbana in which to
determine whether the citizens may "note
the honrs ne they pass " from the clock in the
church stceplc or from the cupola OF the
court house.
W. 5. Plum, prosecuting attorney of Lognr.
county, is.in the city, squaring UP some old
liquor indictments against I'd. Sullivan, of
"No. ~ who formerly kept a saloon in
Bellelontaine
Columbus parties are in the city proposing
to give the advanced degrees of Masonry
from the third to the nincty-ffh at greatly
reduced prices, and 1t is said have secured a
class II about thirty.
The Filth battery gun carriages, limbers
and caissons were run down to the creek yes.
terday and the mud OF the long march from
Kenton washed oil. The guns were dis
mounted for the purpose.
Thomas Donohuc, drunk and disorderly,
81 and costs; Francis Kinney, same ofiensc,
81 and costs; viii Dean, waiter in Lagonda
house, was arrested for fighting and fined by
the Mayor 81 aud costs flames Chapman, for
allowing buggy TO Obstrurt an alley, case dis
missed.
Rox, the veteran fire dog Of the Western
engine house, died last night of old age. He
belonged 10 the department when they had
the old High street engine house. His age
was IA years. Charlie Shepherd preached
.the funeral discourse and Jake Garrett led
the music.
Col Hetrck o! the Second regiment, o. n.
c., writes the Grand Army day executive
committee that the tents belonging to that
regiment will be shipped here Immediately
Cololonel Hetrlck and q N. Niuffer were
members of the same regiment, 22d o. V. l.,
in service. Captain Sniz and his corps will
begin pitching tents on the grounds next
Monday.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-07

j. II. Martin to D. W. Martin, lot in r.
Rodgers Fifth addition: $500
John Garst TO John Johnston, one-eleventh
interest in 27sl acres of land in Bethel and
Pike townships: $4,000.
William KnsRgss TO Sarah +. Littrell, lot
on Chestnut avdOdsAS75o.
Thomas y. Locke 70 Christian Weber, lot
on Eden street: $4,000.
Eli @. Bower to N. W. Lightner, Is li-lOO
acres of land in Springfield township: 81, 800.
W. b. Baker, sheriff, to Jacob Dipglcdine,
lot in fremont: 1894,
William and a. J. Hilker to George d.
Iiilker. lot on Maiden Lane: $500.
Michael O'NeiIl, jr to Mary OGornan, lot
on East Main street: 81.
Sheriff 10 William and A. J. Hilker, .
2j-l00 acres of land in northwest part of
city $7,o35.
Thomas O'Gorman to Michael O'Neill jr.,
lot on East Main street: 81.
John NJ. Kills to Michael Kearns, lot in Di-
berts addition: 81.
Michael Kcarns to Elnoria Kills, lot in D.
bert's addition: 81.
Joseph Wallingsford to James Johnson, jr,
"a hi-l00 acres Of land in Harmony tp: 81.
Jamea Johnson, jr., to Mary f. Wallings-
ford, "a 5i-l00 acres OF land in Harmony tp. +:
ST.
Samuel Hays to Peter Garsty, 3 acres of
land in Springfield tp.; $725.