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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
WfHHciuta,

Sibfe 6rebus Jormi5bag roieSs be,
en- itart SusttOrm / ct. guuI Os On:
sgn ianbipnIigUi5 gar ben 5uisrst Ousr
BEN iterite Del at Roroustsu.
- Gitsr JOrIposubs fal Or. Sra:
gsIisu / albert Sea care tiL6ubt en- Bro.
fesiorPOit Dsb Gong S8Iano 6oigitaI
@Oasge / ReD 4OIt, men bet az eubnui
lite afsiort B%0oIUiot gan mo6tagr I'll.
babst sQsr itts.
8 Gabritsrue ! Rso Using urbsi.
Der LOO Ranb, Tom faur Ell uarIio
Ssn ! ct ulubt EaI at $500, 900. Dc
iabriterebs Garsr5 gGrtt iGar u~ulaocs
I'll 3 R;uisner Dollars.
- Ole Ulonicu +, n,.rtato 6Lsu
Eborsoua5 at 9urusn tiI'isuht en- Ga
bsssritatnius al 81, SOC. Jor en- lib
Iioen faIbt ban paa ct monseIfulbt 6ors
tong iOrun Dtuutato SotsI 90 forIloa
fts lent. 9aH iasirgts ba ggsu for
en- StabsssritOtutns at $500 OOuar5.
Der ct ire andre Iiguenbs grcstsier
mob Sgen; to for 5000 5usr % en-
for SO, 900.
- ! ROutiesuo, Bbrigt Co., f,ol
Ger untag8s5 III S:.U;!i:,Sat.s, iom
sr bsrsgHst pua ct Torbrpg af $4,000
Su'9sIs POttter pct fsriis mar; fra 20
til 25 9srfouer bsfiaftigss bsr.
- StoitIsOeu 9Srbas Opbagss Der SIs
tsbrano ! Rtn9I's Saloon / Rtpoob
sails. 6Iammsrne iprsbts fg mitt, ca,
fsr man tunte masts bsm, Iaa ii Su.
titter os en- garbi af SIG 600 / Qfe.
9ranben bIsu itanbist Dsb RebriusIie at
sn Sp9nius bet Uasis .r bGttet peb
asiurarcs.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
nas-Entttn.
StsouI at 8. u. Sois.
strttngsbtnS Hts saatrsit sttt.I Is Seut,.
Inoh %:

TnoboIo:
Den Dos I'm frsnse 6ns6snSe.-a sebt.
-Arsots 8aptt.I: Stcrssnsens 9stt,r %
fsr.-Tterbs sapitsI: 5usnansssutt.n III
to ION StOIefam,rat.r.-Sfstts ssstt.I.
us6onOen-S 5Oeubs SspttsI: .. 20 Bon
i: 5nSnluuOssutten anfIasst fem Sor5rsbr.-
ltsr mere os mers.-Tieubs eaStteI: De
.leote eapttsI. Sitrs stuHeI.r.-goIste
snoe edpttsI: snutt 6Gab.-Siprt,ub.
mteuoe RaptteI: Ct ubeIsiat sorIoseIIes,
SHsmanos9utten I ct umsrifanf Si,m. -Spt.
taar I'm Don.-atteubs Rapt.eI: @sorbs
-Etttsnbe sapitsI: 6usmanbsfpLt,n. iii,
snoe SnptteI: On r9bfom CpIsp,I,. ban
IptteI: StorbOuOen ION 5orbrpSsr. -Topa
msaem ousu1anOsgutteu Os Reuie. Free
til Marie. Sire Os tpSeube eaptteI:
toe 6dptteI: Snarsr tmob Warie. ser
ioSsutten ttIbnss til bet samIe 2anb. SIR
1~osSuttsn I Storbeubsns glabs. - Oft. "a
Sieui9u.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Eur0Q q.

b.-9fsIss be iibite Rsbs
b~eIeIier sr Der til Get brittle 9arIa.
msnt uaI9t 285 QibsraIe, 225 Ronisrs
uattpe os 50 at BarnsIs SiIbqnsere.
De StberaIe sr imob, at @Iabfous
ousrtdssr 9e6sIien at &ssisrtnssu, buis
9artiet life Dor Mnioritet bau6e upsr
BE- aonferuatiue og RutionaIiitsrns fors
eusbe. De Ronisrputipes Ietenbe gIab
trOr lite LANCER, at be 6unierpatiue nil
faa RaiOritst; bets ensite Srst sr, at
@IaOitOne5 0aiOritst lite bIiusr flo,
nof, iaa ban nsb Grpsbsb tan BE-
banbIe Bet irite SpsrssmaaI.
Oct antases, at en- BEL RGnsbs
al be uaIste BarIamsuts: Sanbibater er
tube for at siue Spinben Stemmeret.
GpbitIan 81 Se 6or. Stuters
8eianSt, SeuOIetOn, bar prOtsitsret mob
nop' Sntu9eu at be lem Epff. amsrita:
mere fra Qen 6sIr. SoSen IT bIsusn
uoiat for at tuuns bIipe unbetIsst
.sruubist.
5or en- Glib iibsu Organiiersbes ct
tpit:ameritauf GsIesruffsIitab for at
IGsge IN Babel melIem Nmerifa GA
SpitInnb, men ben tpits Rsgisrins bar
EGstet SsIitLbet QiuabeIie til at lambs
iGtte &ubeIen / GyIfIanb.
- Oct er | ben isnere Glib blepsn
meset aImtnbeIist t GpItIanb of BRUCE
Rpinbsr ifeSenfor Wanb fom 6oubeIss
~rsifenbe, os berttl bar be fsrituepnte
Uift fig ruerOrbentIis ftittsbe, uaunLis
paa @runb at fin SpertaIeIlesepue.
Wanbene er Iibt sftsr Iibt bIepen fors
trGnst fra beuue Stiaius; men life.
benfcr at isse at sienerobre fin table
Bofitton ueb at ubpifIe itsrrs @nergi
Os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BAR be srsbet
til bet GpttIanb beritenbe SeitptteIiess
ipitsm for at befrt fig for ben tuinbss
Iise &Onturrdnce. 9aa ct Ws6e, Der
npIis afbOIbtsS | Berlin at ban fore
Notwithstanding, uebtOses en- 8eios
luton ON, at Suin6en itts utaa ans
usnbes iom bunbeIsreiienbe.
Srantrise.-0 Oct paaftaass, at
9aris's SefOIfntns er | fabis aftas
ssube, ibet Der iaaIebs8 nj | 9sit par
lis, 600 Mienneftsr ferrs snb for fire
glar fOsn. Del ipnes fOrnemuieIis at
pore be Gremmebss % be futtise ars
bsibsrss Gal, Tom CT aftasst; bpab be
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
alien.

6 bina.-gH &c! 0dL romerP.
Wfgntsr ira bet lite iab / bet 3bie Iar.
bunbrsbe sftsr ariitus TT faubne / ey
al 5igsts 5UbIuuts groDiu6igr.
Birma.-Ge brittle EroUpsr 6ar
tn0tasst Ran6aLap, os Rong 3i5a Ban
oOsrsiOst fig til ben brittle gsfoIfugs.
manb, General 4rsubsrgaf.
5aPan.-Gen iaparsfite Glsois:
ring bar ltRu9t 9GUatus data %
Robe paa 0rsnO aF ben 6sr 5sriter5e
aoITa. Den amsritanits Wtsf5nag
3o5u Butler og 6sun.g eIofe Ssn q
osbs at osnue farIige Sggbom.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
OprTmfet.

Baa 8rnnS af en- TorFnfeIte fra
9~itbosrafens Sibe CT Splogst af Bra.
miesSiue6et su0nu life antourmet. mi
bor tnn mobta9et ii 8rsue.8 iQeSerl
men ifsI8e Telegram fra Rep port uiI
1000 bItue ienbt berfra Ousbag Sen
ODE meO @rpreis Og uiG ~antageIis tomme
bib fSritfOmmenoe 2orbas, og 9iasbet
oiebIttteIi9 bIipe tiIfenbt benz, Der bar
bsitiIt BET.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Tra @aibiuetop.

WogIe &orgrs8naus arbei6sr for al
faa Staten paa @renbeDiu ue6iut fra
80 til 50 Gents yr. @auon. Com
grpn0 ouFerss, at en- faa 6etgoeLig
RebiattsIis sttNe fOrsss 6orbyugst al
2utO5oI for mstauiite Dtene5, faa Der
life Djt6c bIioe uogen JorminbittIie /
Ju6fomhfattsEe. Gstte e ct JOriss
paa at ttIfrsostius be TO &Iosltr al
poIttiters, Der paa 6sn sne Sibe suiisr
at faa internal revenue ngtist fox at
uinbe 0reubeDiugbyencsm paa fin
SiOs ben arosn RiasIe CT en- Del 8ss
itpttsIissmRub, bsr gierne piIoe faa
SnbtGgtsrHs fra internal revenue for:
mtnbfebe for at tuRns bsboIoe ben 5ss
gsFgttsHGBtoi6 gnber 8aafub Of, ~
bet par ~nsoDsnb.gi for a faa 1sese
NOT for Rsaiertugsus ucgiftsr.
On iaa6au Sop taubs maaits forsgs
6Orbruget af GItobOI for metuuiits
QtsmsO, men ben ulbe O9iaa 5etgbs.
Iigt fOregs Cmttsuitabeu, ba Yrtieu
Dilbe bItue 40 @srt5 yr. Gallon bill.
liosss. Oct piIOe pere meast 0sbrs for
Be atbsiSenbs teIosisr at rsOfctts Col:
ben paa RIa0sr, StspIer, S1fo. 9atte,
6usr, Stsuiei, g!a5Darsr Os auOre
RsoDerbigbsbsartit!sr. On ~iuaean Cor
ui.a. fOrniubits llOstftsyHe fOr be itors
Rasisr Of 6o!tst IS brtnge maze 2qtte
Os 9y9se inO / et3pert iatttgt Sism,
snb ON Stattsn u~sbiattes pIa bsru:
isube 8ritte.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

General Sbertban er paa Prefioen:
tens @nmobnins reiit til ariSOua. 9uns
6opebOpsape er at uuOeripse usie @es
neral grOOts Optraoen Os aariagerne
til lltiIfrsts5sO bIantt apo6sss
3~nbianerrs, Der / Iaugere Glib bar be-
saaet mangfoIOise Gpusrisr Og mprOst
mango of Snbbp9ssrne. 0isIe er ION
betieubt n,,gst utiIfrebs meb @eueroI
@rOOt, men Sbertoan er sunifi9t itemt
mob bam os amer bam tor en- Of Be
fiufeits Og reit neutrality-suspicious. Oi'
ficerer | armesn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
o

9uusrnsr Ruit Dor beiLuttst, at Der
tite | ginter nil bLtus afBoIbt noset
Srtrcmeoe Of GesisIatursu.
Ut W~tosiemsos at Gobatsbprtsre
afbOIbtes 8ssrfsIb, Dane Guuutp,
for!soen Dag. FOugrssmanb Ruute
RsIiOn fra Rinnefotas fsmte 8tfritt
/ 5OrbuuOIiuserne. Son. g.
&. GOrb fra Gbserton q Ogiaa bluuSt
GaIerne. Oct untages, at ban uiI bIius
f,uet til @ai5ingtou for at arbsibs for
Q8iscOnfu5 Gobatstprtere5 Sntsresisr.
5 6au 6Lairs sr Orsaniisrst ct
atttsisIFob for at Iagse fig sfter 5sns
/ bet Store.
Saut Gouutq bar bsUiIsst IS, 600
ct StnesipgsuipI.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

SettIers / bet rorsueitIise gtebraita or
npIis bIeune Opftremte uf n @fterrsts
ming ON, OF Sort RObiniou, fOm er
auIagt Der for at beifptte benz mob
Snoiunerne, ifuIOe ilsifcs Os ErOpperne
trqttss bolt berfra. Seuutcr Ban @pf,
Der bar forbsrt fig / auIebntns at ben
Sag, bar mobtaset ct Sreu fla @enes
raj glbiutant Drum Os beri msbbeIss,
at Der aItrig sr frsmfat nOset 6orlas
os at iuaouut uIbris Rrissbepartemens
tst gat Deret tcset unber SuerueieIis.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

fra 5oDebitaben Rep Bef er Der til
autbOrtteterne t 8uibinston afisnbt ties
l'9rafit NtebbsIeIie ON, at bsr er al
SonbfpaIis5sb for, at Der paa Ste6et
uOruife' en- GrpsOitiOn af 5ribpttere
tihbusters) tasr Ssrsusre, buiIteu aeb
bet 6srlte itaI af9uu mob Den Guba.
Oct bebber, at nan MI, ba Rong QIs
ton'os Dob uGtter iau6aut Store / Spa
nisn, piI be benptte fig bsraf og fufe
Gaba Electromagnetic.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
New,0or

s Spen Rewnrt bIep forIeben Dag
fem Born bibt uf en- gal 5unb. 6Ors
elbrene er msset futtise SOIt, iua Der
ct Gale ON at iamIe en- Del gense os
fenbe Bsrnene til 9aris, for at be tan
| 8ur unbsr ben bersmte . anbs
frat, Sage 9aiteur.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
NcbrQifd.

gu i 2srOass bleife ser en- tartere
Ssprtn, eub nan nosenFube for bar
opIeust / Omaha. Tartsn par benueb
60 WRtIe / Gimsn. 9enueS 60 Suie
beftubisebe8 I fsrre eller minbre @rab,
Os DbsIesseIien anilaass I'll benimob
$40, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
AfrtFa.

Al9tsr.-aOr5wiisIisr Eag / osu
f6lts u9e rsDst r.s mango 5uis
Racara, 8Ii6a5 os 0sbea5. Ct.
UiIbsosIs Of 9gsn U2iFI4 y s5s.aot.
% gsri0nsr bier tga5js 0g u oabr,
ut iU1ye aU7ieIisr. gIau6t be 6r75t.
% iaayc6s sr Here guvopasrs.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
A0lat!0rtu
Canada,

J RoDember iOrtfaitebss paa be tas
tbOIi'e Sirtesauroe / NontreaI 90 S5ors
ltGOsr 844 geriOuer, ION bsbe at Rops
perns. ) iamms 9itsrum bs6e fun
Is grotefunter. Salt CT 1913 Ser.
Toner babe af beune SpsbOm I 5sf.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Gil 9lprnc.

0etts Siaebe pi[ bFUe en- fiertOms
men SJuI's Os Rpts4arSyreIent for
SIG9t Og 8suner t bet gamIe Qanb,
cg nj nil isn6e "Dseorab. 9oRen" %
Deb Gruen" ct gar liant 2itboarafiet
"5a0er @or'' for
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
Il. RnrI, 7oe 9efbr. 1885.

SpeSs, gtp. 1hsrd, 81. s}ais, Rc.
2 40. eaers, go. 3 white 281a.
Bps, go. 2 CO.'S, Ro. 3 extra, 48,
Mu. 3 AZ. S9ug, go. 2 Al. GusT, Choice
to fancy Creamery 81 80, fine Diaries,
90 %, miboeis Dairies, 1918, iirIpeli
1O-11. Brfeter 500
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

Ssitpreren for 8eirbureauet bar mios
lsrttSt9t inbftuet 8eirbsretninger fra
california. 0et ct 8eftprsrens Sens
itst at bauue en- ierftiIt afOeIins af
Sttue 9austpten. 2gitnant @lasforS
at SignaIfOrpiet er uuiat iom 9effprer
for bsnne IfOeIins. Saufnart ban ans
tomner til Gan Sruuctsco, nil 8eirs
efterretninser fra 9ucifc Spften after
bliue rsseImGSfst meItte.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
mtltpaufes, 7pe Qccbr. 1886.

Spsos, $40. 2, s61l, 12GtS, Al,
Saprs, RO. 2, 30. Rua, sio. !,
6lK. Bpe, RO. 9 SO. MESS PORK
cash $3.50 so9.sO. saF0, $500
5000.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

Senator 2o9un bar I en- manbig
Gale o%flaaet domination til mibLertis
big YreiiSent for Seuotst, Der eaifsms
mist par tiIfiuet BAN at be republic
fauIts SsnatOrer | Srsbass.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
SnoboIS:

Wv
|.giteI: Nllbp8gsrIirst / Gne
b RaglieI: 2rglfi,roe paa Sg.
,oH S"agiteI: Den misfor.
ul7g4jt-4te &apiteI: Qffieo
:gitsE On u!pt gaaoe - ste
&. usg4vol.E4 - 7oe aapiteI:
|-Hu a.u--s0s RGpitel: Sens
F. Saga,tgr tOumar irem - g0e
Sois 5iauosr ilg / a~tieituocn
&s Of GIEghaogU 49, I0oe &api-
-11IJllst 5am.iU-i1te Rapi
.a-gIoer Da 5uiet bySrber -
";'i.ti: Vt MT Hi0 Rluer SeSles
aSaglteI: E1 iIgatisIig Eper
E-l4st &agItel: ga 9gt ulpf
-.j'e &agltel: Organization
s'S @ Hlrt b2Qges I6oe & q
~5az'tr Jon Sauolplage - l7oe
q" IN 'StOriaiie" meO to ytaurs
.sAG.: Vt lH0si0agt SfUUmeu
" SagItel: aTtelrg SplitteHe
-~.s aOpiteI: Siypmeane
z .iT 9sauacie. SIuytcftregtr
kl'lt'I: 5a Eairs Sorg "a
sa- fa Gtazos grup-22oe ga
u l'1. sen 1 gtgaeu-23oe st @
. limit Isoyo-24Oe aapitel:
~.a ION mistRutt-25oe & q.
" sHaa5gra lgorlgit fOriOunoue
1 3A Sagittl: On foruurpen
." SaglteI: On "Sturiar
S-@ &algU-2Soe St apttel:
:1's'''s lg5olo bluuot Suoia
Sa9ttel: gateu Us Be Smau
I@ Ju5,9 - 3Ote & apltel:
Il Jon 6oy5rgoer % Sturi
'.'1'sI: Ut ra0iOmt Sguoa8s
A.'i.sI: Ut &aaTitgilOe-33ts
Sa a.Sor,is 4raoifeu - 34te
q Sluira- 85te 3upiteI:
,aHs-5 5ts &apiteI: utter
+ &aVttsl: ga 8aaOs lsit-
..'. Smoegiuis-o9te aupt
'I9t Saa sOot gavir, imutt
/ e~3rtmaf5mo meo foroplot
Gents sortofut tfIisnt.
ooresieres til
). ~%uuROfen,
ECtDrub. Spmn
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

senator SHERMAN uomiuereoes /
Soroog til mibIertiOis 9refbeut / Ses
natet.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
aaraana. GAG l3,
atfer rt tt1g qrrnttr.

@n Soaar 0g tDbc Gca!s
for ct &ar | 6orifuo, Iias9pT6igt enten
bet er npe euer 9amIe abouuenter.
StueOet oil bIiue foriuarIigt inbruQet /
en- tin 8apsgtuI o9 ien6t pr. Soft.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

Srebe GufnSe Gisarer, en- WensOe
SObGt, SIastetues, 9efie, RuIailer
O.i.u. ~in6fuusIss busrt aar.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

- Subitriptionsu til Grants Mos
uuutsnt CT nu tOmmsn Op til slOl 799.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09
fetnin9s:Aprt.

"a sn~sisoEu:J Sufisr Of ID,
SayaazE. Egiugaus,, an.
"s7aL Ail.la
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

Psnbs 9rsiuta
tOI8t fSr ID
brit GOIst
0uTi
|Gt 9spsIrg, I
PaInpbs Sasis
I tss bort SD
nfer, en- Cad
Bar en- Cd
|arat 5srrsasr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09


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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

b, stornss
|rfftltt 1855
nluiH5mans
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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

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.asaH
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

SHustrus 81
|Os 6dfsasa
sd
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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

S'H's 9or!Ofrit tiIieut.
8u aoylsierrs til
). TuunOicn,
EctOrOh, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

".a Saa sOot gapir, imutt
s'IIHsSbmo msO forsplOt
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-09

INTERNAL
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Smyrna times., 1885-11-04
Personal.

F. G. Heffron, editor of the Federals-
burg Courier and also the PenjnsuLGr
Farmer was in town yesterday and
made the TINES Office friendly call
VIM. P. Dickson, of Jersey City, has
been visiting this town, and his father
at Brenford, the past week Mr. Dick
son is member of the Temple Male
Quartete of New York, who have in
contemplation a visit to this town the
coming Winter to give us an evening
OF superior music, when they will be
accompanied by a lady soprano and an
humOrist.
Miss Kate r. Douglass, left on Tues
day, to take a position in Philadelphia.
John Millaway, of Wilmington, a
former resident Of this town, who was
down last week to attend the funeral of
Samuel Reynolds, his brOther-in-law,
remained several days visiting his old
friends.
The National w. C. 7. Union, held
in Philadelphia since our last issue was
visited by the following ladies from
from this town who made it convenient
to he in the city at that time: Mrs J.
B. Quigg. Mrs. r. f. HoIgh, Mrs. J. f.
Clement, Mrs. Jos. Smithers, Mrs W.
G. Fairbanks, Mrs. L. NJ Price, Miss
Anna Sutton and Miss Annie Hough
Harry L. Douglass, left on Monday
to take position in Brooklyn, n, Y.
Robert H. Cummins, who has been
in ill health in Philadelphia, for the
past four and half months returned
home yesterday, improved but still
looking pale.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-04

ITALY, France and Switzerland, com
posing what is called the Latin Union.
wish to get the United States to ioin
them in favor of both silver and gold as
a national standard OF values. Another
meeting Of the Union will be held in
January. with the expectation that
Belgium will join the Union. The qucs-
tiOn of which one or both shall be the
standard of values in this country is a
good ways from a settled question. If
Mr.. Bayard were Secretary of the
Treasury we might expect him to take
a stand for gold alone as the standard.
In Europe, says the Philadelphia
NelCs, the question of bi-metallism. is
even more bitterly agitated than in
this country. Germany is strongly op-
posed to double standard, and Eng
land, in spite of loud talk on the part
OF hi-metallists is not likely to support
the Latin nations in their scheme.
Although two of the great powers
are favorable to the single standard of
gold coinage, both England and Ger
many recognize that the present busi-
ness depression is due in part to the
uncertain condition of silver. Both
are anxious to know what the United
States proposes to do. Their anxiety
is shared by our own business men.
On all sides it is recognized that the
solution of the silver problem must
soon be found and that the United
States must determine whether silver
or gold shall be the money of the
world.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-04
-5dan Death.

Charles stayton, who was raised and
resided in this vicinity until some
eight years ago when he moved to
Maryland, near Church Hill, came to a
sudden end on Thursday last, we are
told. He has a son about 10 years old,
who, report ,t' says, was fractiOgs with
the farm hands, causing his father
great deal of trouble in keeping help.
Last week a man that Mr.. Stayton
priced as a superior hand was about to
leave because of the interference of
the son, which incensed the father and
he Determined to punish his son, but
the latter turned against his father,
resulting in a severe struggle between
the two. About five minutes after as
the statement goes, Mr.: Stayton sud
denly expired, from heart disease,
caused by the excitement and exer-
ton. He was some 56 or So years
old. His Oldest son, William, it will be
rIecollected, after a competitive exam
lnatiOn nine or ten years ago, was ap-
pointed to represent Delaware at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, and is
now in the U. S. Navy.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-04

under a well-directed painters brush.
Expressions have dropped from certain
persons who consider themselves con-
nOisseurs in this class of art that we are
q good ways behind in decorative
house painting. Just where this de-
ticiency belongs, whether to the mer-
chant who keeps the paints, the pain
ter who puts it on or the crudities in
the taste of the owner of the house, is
the question. Admitting the possible
correctness of the charge, we will not
undertake to decide where the fault
lies. From the fact that some towns
stand good ways ahead of others in
this regard it would appear that there
is want of skill in selecting cOlOrs
that properly contrast with each other,
which may be partly the fault of the
Knight of the Brush as we'll as the
owner of the house. There certainly
is an art in harmOnizing shades, and the
man, or more properly the woman, for
they generally have to decide this mat
ter, Though we know of bachelor who
thinks he has the key to the cOmbina-
tiOn) who can combine richness of color
with delicacy in contrasts, have a
proper appreciation of the decorative
art in house painting. Until the past
few years it was the custom to use but
one color of paint with its propershade
for trimmings, hut now they are using
almost as many colors as in a we'll
executed oil painting. If there is any
merit, or more properly beauty in the
use of such a prOfusiOn of colOrs, and
there undoubtedly is to those who
have high appreciation of ;esthetical
effects, then let Smyrna be well up in
the highest appreciation of the art.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-04
For The Smyrna Time.
Letter from Clavton.

All HallOwe en- was celebrated by the
usual amount Of senSeless mischief tearing
down and away of fences, steps. gntes
signs, and whatever might be conveniently
turned tOpsy-turvy.
r. Shaw, we should think, ought TO be
well satisfied with the amount of work
accomplished ut his saw mill this year. |
thlnk u mas Oeen IN constant operation since
carly Spring.
Corn was being husked and garnered ere
this time last year. but it keeps quite green
with most farmers and is therefore delnyed
w: >. Reynolds keeps the most neatly
arranged stock of general merchandise in
Clayton.
Powell Johns is having night school Mt
his residence, quite II number Of Young mon
nave enrolled themselves as scholars. show
ing their good sense in taking the chance
which enables them TO improve themselves
and MT them IN many ways to exercise a
selt-reliNnce in many issues that will oecnr
in their future lives
w. ). Reynolds puts out a good lamp in
front of his store these dark nights-who
will next add to the cheer2
Most nurSerymen have fnllen far short in
hlling orders, this year, in peach stock
budding was almost failure with MANY
while the demand in the lower counfv
where they have had good crops the past
scHsoH, mas Deen unprecedented, absorbing
everything in varities worth having.
Without warning, a change was made on
the 18th, in the running time on the d. q
Z. railroad. The South bound train tbnt
formerly left at 7.57 p. m, now leaves at
453, there being no train to follow Mnnv
are made victims, counting on the old time
and are laid over until 1905 next morning,
Robert Reeses new house has been run
up since our last letter AS if by magic, and
Is already under cover. Any one having
been away for several weeks will be sur
prised at tho improved condition of this
locality.
At last Workmen put in an appearance
and commenced the foundation for the
MilIs house. last week, and have it ready
for the superstructure.
George Clark, at the Alley Mills, is for
tunate in producing brand Of flour that is
growing in favor daily. The demand keeps
his mill busy.
A great deal of vexatiOn continues To
exist at the obstruction by the many trains
that halt at the railroad crossing for receiy-
ing and delivering freight. Some who have
teams and are not blessed with a supern-
bundanee of patience, are often observed
gesticulating excitedly over the blockade
but the train people take their time lust the
same, Another thing we wish to speak Of
why do not the company place gate nj
thls much travelled crossing? Hugh Flem-
ming, IN charge, does all that a man can do
for public safety, and has saved many from
severe accident but it is next to impossible
to guard both sides at all times as effectually
Smyrna times., 1885-11-04

The National WOman's Temperance
Union, which met in Philadelphia on
Friday and held until Monday evening,
was an occasion of great interest to the
temperance women of the nation and
attended with full delegations. All
the leading women of the fraternity
were present-Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Wood
bridge, Miss Willard, Mrs. Hunt, Miss
Jennie Smith, &c. Large meetings
were held in Association Hall and on
Sunday dozen or more churches were
opened to them with OverfOwing con-
gregatiOns. The leaders declared that
the temperance work was becoming
more widely recognized and many who
have been heretofore Indifferent to the
success of their labors were now in
hearty accord with them. After a
warm discussion the Union endorsed
the Prohibition or third party move
meDt.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-04

The Cecil Wing which has been from
It's start thoroughly political paper.
mas discovered that something else is
desired besides politics in a local paper
and thus states its position to its
readers:
The majority of the subscribers of
tne Wing patrOnize it for the advan-
tages 1t offers of giving all the county
news and a generous share of all that
Is happening in the world at large.
Inc hrst aim and. essential of a county
local newspaper is now, as it has ever
been, TO be as intensely local as possible.
aud as much Of newspaper as possible.
Both terms being used in their most
literal senses. For his own uses the
farmer and merchant may desire to
see the local politics of his county dis
cussed in the county paper to which
ne lends his patronage, but in nine
cases out of ten he blames himself most
severely for having wasted the time he
oid over rec0untal of how sublimelv
worthy John Jones is for this ofIice
ana how eternally unfit Sam Brown Of
tne opposite party IS for the position he
seeks, and comes down upon the editor
N lew days with a good on Jackson
ian protest against his permitting such
stale and Improbable reading 10 enter
nis columns. Give Us a story (: print
tne children some puzzles ten us
about the He'll Gate explosion any-