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Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
VI a.

Gn triuciig Sp nc gilbert Sea pore.
s bet iiolte Iar er Der ppfprt npe Spaz
nin9er til en- 8rrbi al $4,000.
Yeter 0aniun bleu operfjsrt al ct
2ofOmotiu paa Milpaufee Banen /
W%tinneapolis / Sorsoas % Bieblitfelis
orebt. San eiterlaoer Jig Gnte % 3
lmaa Bsrn.
Splbater:0ien. st Napoe al 8ete-
raner % Statens s.. U. 81. &omite al
bolotes iOrlebeu Dag / Minneapolis for
at oistutere bet paatantte Jorilas ON
Sprettelien al ct Soloaterz Siem i Mins
~neiota, Meoet blep enis /, at fslsenoe
B%eitemmelier buroe optases i 5orz
lla9et:
S%ultitutipnen ital beoe "Mtinnelpta
Soloier's Some." 80 Gage, efterat
5or1laset er ueotaset, ital @uuernsren
uonGune en- aommisiion, iun ital be-
femme, bpor Soloater t0jemmet lfal
a%nlGgses; oenne &ommisiiun ifal rap
pprtere til @%upernpren inoeu Den lite
SUM 1887. @uuernpren uon9pner Z
3ruitees, life il,re END fire at Dem ital
tilbpre lamme pplitiite Yarti. De tire
isrIte ltal tiene i to glar, TO / fire Nar
ps TO i ier Nar. 9ereIter bliper 3jes
ueitetioen ipr bper Sruitee 6 Iar.
Oct treble Sinosipgeaipl. Sen
&pmmislipn, lom bar ubnGpnt ipr at
beItemme, bpor Statens treble Sinbsz
ip9ealpl ltuloe a~nlG9Ses, er III fGrbiS
meo lit Irbeioe. commissioner palgte
5ersus Sails, Otter 5ail Gpuntp. Gam
bet us SpssetOmten lisser liot noroen,
for Sergus Sails, en- lioen Del al bet er
inoenior 8psranien. Oct ubsisr ialt
9l6 Neres % fu1ter pmtrent $31 pr.
Ncre.
! 9Sinona er / bet IUrlDbne 9lar pp
iprt npe 8psninser icr s721,235. &es
paratiouer CT osiaa rcsnet mec ! benne
Gum.
Z 9pbet al uGite Nar oil Der bllpe
ppiprt en- bel Del npe Sp9nlnser, bpors
iblanot fan n9unes en- ny Sotels 8p9z
ming, Der oil tUite s125,000, ct npt
SperasSus til 100000, US Costum-
house til $4,000, ct Sasbrng, Der oil
foite s25O,OO0, os en- S%foiabrit, Der oil
ipsieliGtte 200 Yerioner.
6rano SnrDen i bennepin County
bar iunoet Inflaser mob 200 Sfl9nte1
parter / Minueapolis, fcroi DC 'olste
berulenoe 9riffe on Ssnoa9ene.
Ypgse.S tatiiiifen for Ct. Yaul er
uetop OiientlissiOrt. Den piier, at Der
i 1886 er bpsset ior on,treHI 10 Viii
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
SnDIaNDet.
Spma.

StDr 3lbebranO. Gifalpolo neo
brGnote SnsOOg Morgen 8Oitbpgnin
gen, Zines" 1rptteri, Snum'a &eitau
rant, 0enrp's Mobelbutit % Opera
bulet. Staoen a%niluaes til pper 500.
900.
u 0prrctaingsbuie Meu Sbnron
neobrGnbte 'prei9e ll9e.
SfariaBenaleber er uobrtot blunot
Sfolebprneue / Wtaipu Gitp. ri 800
augrebne Sgru er II bgbe. Ser Ell
truIIet cmiattenoe Sittcrbeosresler mpo
SDgopmmena uioere llobreoe(Ie.
Un iariia SpgpOm. 5 Sc iioitc
Gar Tiger er Der oe noropcltli9e %
lpoUeitli9e 9ele al Staten ogo Ell
MGn9oe arenturer al en- 5pgoom, iOm
6ormcrnc iror cr 2ln9eip9oom. @n
pernprcn bar uonGpnt Ell &~Ommi5iipn
til at unpcripge Sp9oommclt, bpis ben
oiler Jig at bore gun9cipgbont, pil Der
blipe tnget traiti9e 6or9oloSresler ior
at itorOooe bcn.
st oriitigt Spptri bleu beaaat paa
6irit 9tationnl Snnt Wtiluoufee i 8irs=
bag. Santen$ &a5iCrer bnpoe ont 5or=
mtioDaSen nn6ertcgnet m Del 50 Seo
fer oa ban off biem til NtiDoa9, lpb
ban pntrent $1,000 / Sebter li99e pau
SOroet. MeoeHS ban a b%ienll1te,
baooe Snpene oabnet 9gren tit bans
SGrelie o9 ta9ct belle Selpbet.
Womn's Christians Temperance
Union / Siour Gttp bar prgdrileret eli
&orpprntion, 6uia Spgauc er at ppipr(
cit Sp9nin9 til Minbe en- ben mproeot
8r9it 6aoopd. Muu bar aQerebe tipbt
Cont, Ep9nin9en pil tpite 100000
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
.taopt 90 g!~GoctiGtTNtaar!

ut er Ou 0ilien ri ienoer, p9 bor
H., res pcttc 4arsitiitc ITO til De man-
/. genncr. vi I'LL bar punHct / stnrencs
III. iicrnt % nHr.
/ 1or mango 9lnr iiOen bar eli lioen
4 Tin Gnt inobuot til Ell 9tDtaar8Ieit
h. Ell cicm1cmbr0u 6orretnin9smanO |
h oamle Qnrp. "a ban Ina tug vi
III, iaooe ban / itor 5afnemmcllgbcp
kr Den pttclige Gften, ban boupe bait:
lzat, ia tuiino 7af ipr mig" 3ans
,iynnemrolc Selgjprcr lporcoe: Gen
Ioic Sal, On fan 9i' mig, Oct CT Den,
h Oh opiprcr Dig laaleoea, at Oh bog
Ina CT ~uelfommen nEite 9tptaarsaiten".
/ Ger laa megct / bisie ian Orb. 9oo
i NQc, Rpcr pan upr Bis, lrg9e Sort
Ii. at vi / Bet me 2lur gjrr, buao ri
,arter iur at rlna Oct Ntoal, At vi uco
rritc Mars lloQana life ltdl Itanmcs
Or at mUOes.
vi ital Iuripgc at aiDre Sort, 9ip aI!c
orc 9ricrc mNo lutte Jig lammen mco
IS Om Den lontc, % meo bet Tor Cie
I vi uiltrot cnj0c on Oct iUuc3 uoOcr
zoe GuitG;
Ut 9UOtO9 9lroeli9t MtptOOr!
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
TOrtng al.

Samplfibsnlptfe. Get brittle Camp
itib ~Snltau" itrote / 6reoa98 iammen
meo oct iranite Qnmpitib "8iqe DC
@ictoria" meocns Bette lan ior Gnter i
5lOoen Ia9u$. "giqe &c @ictpria"
baooe 63 Gerioucr pmborD so al oisie
orutncoe, 5ererc Itootc "5ulton" lam
men mco 9ompitibet "8idmono". iom
bleu betpoeligt beitoOigct.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
SllinDis.
ErciiOent Gleuelano bar benz

FrciiOent 6leuclano bar beraanet
5pbep Spens, Der iom receiving teller
peo Third National Bank / ct. 2puis /
1882 1tjal $780, 600 al Sanfens Ieuge.
Z. Swens blep ioemt en- 69nsielsitrai
at fem Iar os bapbe uotjent umtreni
bet Salue al lin Straffetio paa gbeiter
Yenitentiarp / Suinpis.
Y~reiibenten flyer i lin Senaaoningsz
ifripelie, at benne Stortpp allereoe bapbe
pRret itraffet npf.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
b.

Zen lite Jannar er bet so Nar.
iiben Seller @ilbelm traaote / Den tDife
Irme. Berlin oil / ben Inlepnina
blipe prGstist ilumineret. Oct anita
ses, at aeiieren oil benptte Nnleoninsen
ps bolbe en- Gale i 8issoasen for at iaa
Be al Gesjerinsen ~ioreilaaeoe Seuilsz
ninser for 6eren u%eotasne.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
Jranfrige.

De Yesleps cplDite paa Oct seosraz
rife Selltabs Msbe / Yaris furleben
Gag, at Banana aanaleu oil bliue
aabnet for 1rafif / 1889.
Ten iranife Yresie er iorbubt at
oiientlissjpre Militareiterretninser, Tom
tllnbe bore al Snteresie for ublanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
u Il b.

Sernbaneulgffe. Beo gbarfpw itscte
to Yeriontos iummen iorri9e Wanbas
13 Yerloner or9btes os 80 ft isRre
apeltelier.
Vibiliiter. 8esjerinsen bar opoaset
nibiliitiite Srsaniiationer uper belle
2anoet. Weslemmerne al oisle Or9as
nilatipner CT ior bet melte NrbciDere /
5abriter / be ltgrre BDer. Wanae al
benz er allcreoe arreitereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29

5srite betpoelige Spla9 al oenne
Bog CT alerehe uoiolst, o. al nnoet
Oplas, Der MI paa bet narmeite or iGr
oist fra Yresien, oil enoel blioe iRrois
til aiienoclis / S~espnbelieu al naite
ll9e. Be, Der babe meienot geltilin
ger, psoes uenlisit unoitplbc oeure 5ur
iintciic.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
Mitbiga

SnoebrGnot. &aabbuiet ps Opera
buffet / g%bebopsan nebbranpte / Onsz
bag. s Sailen / ben baserite Del al
&aabbuist bar to Sanger, lom inbes
brGnbte.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29

Sr. Senrp Coupe. ION or oniat psp
Widels Brpsseri i "a Grosie, isis,
bruser Or. Nnsuft asnis's 6ombursers
camille Meoieiner / jim 5amilie oa
flyer, al be er mnbp9rliae.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
I1fpta

Moi. @cncral Gree heoe / S)aufton
Den 22oe December. @eneral Iree
ienotes til Sinbsip9eniplet / Nanftun
for onltrent 6 Tiger iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
.rtltenpc aar8. 30. Is.
Tplictcncn.

7,rreoang meoiplser ira SIDE 81
. Il gen Iemmeligbeosfulpe ." %
|, zipc 329 1876 al "@n Sloprsue".
[4,r Ylrfct over eiter De TO bUbbelte=
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
SitcratMr.

gp0uselit 9utberIt 5olte 8atenocr
ipr 1873; er uofommen pad ben Norlte
Spnoces JUrlu9. Zen inoeboloer en-
olminoelis Almenaf, gnmle MRrteoale
% anore ~toleuoariIte N0titier, 3anis
torr, Ell Aibanblins, betitlet "sirten"
Nhaer gs9ens aiborolins "Soriopel
len, iomt ct Tdr minore Stpffer.
IerrrIt iaar ma Der fOrtiattct 8e
iteo ON SpnOoens HrrennItalter, andre
Stoler "inoeuicr Spnooen uoen, at be
oo3 er oens GienoOm", 5iositriiter ,Mis
iipuGruirfiomheo, liant 4r0iters "a er
rsres Noresier.
Genne Tamplet CT pent uoitpret, inc
boiosrig og biaig. Eriien er 10 Gents.
81 bar mootaget ira aaptein y. 6.
Seanicn Siep g)ort en- meget psit no
arbeioe! aalenoer uogipet paa Spenit
az The american Gmigrant Go" -
Stnte Ctr. He,p DOrt. Den iuoeboloer
mango interesiante itntiiiiife Sp!psn;r.
ger % andre a~lnennptti9e Meooelelisr
ON 5orboloc pa ajenbssierniuser, icnr
man fhapt timber iamlet paa np9ct an
Oct Steo. aaleuoereu ienoes iii 9ne.
JON inoieuoer til oocrnRpnte 7irma lin
Noresic % lire Gents / 6rimrrter.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29

ltoiler Collars, hollfet er b~etDoell9t
mere erc noset ~Ioresaacnoe 9ar.
@n ifanoinauiif Anti. Saloon iyor.
eiting er prgnniieret / gSiQmar.
The Minnesota Lutheran Sc
minary and Institute. llnocr-
olSnin9n for Sfulenaret 1SS6-S1 be
9pnote ben 19be Sftober 1886 meo So
@leper. Gette 5al er ienere blepet for
69et, Iaa Der peD 6pIttcrminens SMt-
ming ben 24oc 9eccmbcr par $40. Sc
lleIte al GleUerne or ira Winneiotu oo
9nfpta, nc Soma og @iscOnin cr %
laa reprelenteret. 9prere ior bette
5foleaar er y. z. 0ilieboe, 8eltDrer +;
9. S. @ifelanD, $. @ Sbeel, IS, s..
Nafcr og 3. s. 0nniOn.
st frRft Gcperi ioraueoes / Miune
npolis lioitc SnsOog Gliten aloften 10.
l~loenIor GliOts Suluelrp Stpre paa
9ticolett gpenue l~tanoIebe tire Wtpnb,
Der TOM florenoe / Ell Sreoll9be. 80
al Dem lpran9 no; Den @ne Iteugte
Sno9Gngsoprcn pep 0jHlp al en- Som,
ban bra9te meb Zig, Og Ben Nnoen llo9
neutrality-suspicious. mo meo ell Gre. Z
ct 9tn greb DC SQt, buao De fnnot inoer
ior / 9u % 0ait % itprteoe ina aiIteo /
ItGrft Srno. Soft itimleoe til / MasIe,
men life iii MA iatfet De briiti9c SnDz
bruostppe; oeres SDtte belober iio til
pmtrent $1,000. Gpoo9elie8politiet Ell
naturllgpis paainroe tent % tibliqt ipr
at ina opippret Gansmpnoene.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29

Tn WisoGocrs cat. 9n IS aaria
6~orbrpoer blep osmt til 20 Wars Strai
arbeioe. Splpi, ON, at ban funce saa
iii Ssieiteret iUr at mllisuis iaa Stre'
len loruiloet. iuareSe ban:
Seq er tilireos mep 9ommen. ale. 1
bar jes noseniinSe prpmt ON. at !;
ituloe lepe iaa lanae."
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
NDe u

wv" Slaoet ~ Siocr bucr
~" ira M al % til Tptaar
' o si.t5. @amie .bommcms
"r eetairr, bpao DC maattc
III cato, % Tor ct Mar |
''eHaS' pH iaa 9laoet for oen
' Vr's, nemIia S1.f5. 1isie
""selfer siGioer fun til oem itte
"e'raar t~srhtommenee.
Of t Ssm melt oicemitabelise Mirtur ior
str'h .'eoe SpIte, 5prtislelle % ale
S;oI1 % 9unseipaoomms er 0r.
imSos" rosi.l Cure. Bet er pels
RIA ' 10 % oirter burtist % liitert.
" gents % 800. (9ee.)
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
Warifiitct.

ferenO on infer Dit Gle til,
bu garlIe, % Tiger mig bliot Snrpcl,
Jia: bpdo oil on tage paa Reiicn meo,
Fg buHo oil ou iGufe @lemiel neo?
y mao Ieg lGgge Saaren M
pet onoe, alt, JON Dor min Su,
pit BET, iom biHorer init eset Selp
pS latter 3GmnIug for 9ipets glp?
Get toloe, JON ~ilutter Siertet ino,
pet luItise, TONNE %Slerneipino,
De Srme, lom suaoer min Barnetro
Den Spiul, iom pil Der iaa sierne DO?
Zen slspheo, lom laoer mig bpile trpst
% ''rre paa bet, Joni iea bar bpst,
Ven slsubeo, ipm ipGnoer on, Saaup os Sor
% uelutter Sloen i NIT Blob?
alt bette 0, Der er meget mer,
'ac M r,eS bet taaseoe Sl,f ies fer,
10 alt, ION iGu0iler til Stsu min Nano.
Oct oil les sioe / 9poens Saanb.
~ 9ao mig @apcr meo euiat SGro
10 eloets Stlpe til beDre Serb,
Oh Suo mig Seil, 81 meb S9nber siort,
Na stcrmeu piiteoe mine bort.
~ gao oct Tl19er nit iuase Snab,
w gao mig Sratt til bet iioite Haab.
VET Moab, iom trGuste til Stranoen ino,
% ctp0en bpiruleo for Strpm cg &ino.
<u "nse Var G ueltummen Der!
9ono lss bsoer dig on ii9r:
osps De Saper troos yreIt % ,lalp,
VI 'aar at Ns uOcn Nlaal % 51l.
g. mems Ou sr ber til suie, lao
w IVlOe ltg 10 bpert Sierteblao,
vUs'' qlerteblGO ia al 9iuets 5rG
no 0OE' Subs Sinsaaro / 9r.
0"'epre'enternea Sio er MI iorbi
" par 1auet iereeles mango / 5orm a
"VF ouOltribentcr, bporfor llbaiperer
m'0So 'rem'enoer i'm iurbinbtli9ite 3af
"V'uarssrelentcr oil uGre liseiaa pei
,'"'0s' % Naa bar man oen 5urbel, a
.44 IAN ncbalc 3ipen aoitiais. Np,
14O'F'oeHter, Der inpiencer line giapn'
%'O Notwithstanding ior peu lite Sc
"~u'' ol rna Slabet ct glar til Der
9arnlc Gris.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21

Northern Pacific.
Going East, Accommodation, .. .Arriyes s.ss n,
Departs SIS m.
Going West, Accommodation. -. Arrives ON =
Departs $40 m
Daily except Sunday
On and after June 4th passosssr train s,,,i
run Dolly between Wahpeton and 81. Paui.
Minneapolis. - -
Arriving At Wahpeton. $40 = m
Leaving Wahpeton. 5:s1 = - -
Arriving at Minneapolis - -
~ ot F9oI.......... 7:SO n
PULLMAN SLEEPING cans
are run without change on all trains from az
Paul and Minneapolis and Fargo and Dnjn Il
for beauty and comfort these cars arc rlssr.
passed.
ELEaANT HORTON cHAIx cAns.
on day srains between Fargo and Mandsp. Thesa
o3er speisl attractions to the traveller.
SUPERB DINING CARS
without exception, tho finest on the continspt
are run on oil trains. First.elass 81 meals. me-.
Persons wishing to purchase tickets Ea,
West, North or South, Will hnd It to their advans
tage to get them via this limo. G. A. HAWTHS.
Agent.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21
The Child'S Own.

70 the Editor of The ii mes:
"Mr. Meyers didn't like the wet
ting he got Sunday. Neither does a
child like his face washed, but the
operation is sometimes necessary"
II Mercury.
The above misleading squib in this
weeks Mercury about the fire at my
place, Sunday, tends to show me
up in a false light. l do not at all
complain of the fireman, have no
occasion to do so. But l must say
that I believe a good wetting and
washing would he good thing for
the childish Mercury optlit.
Pits MAYER.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21

Chas. A. Lampanius, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
WHEATON, (Traverse Coz MINNEsoTA
Holds himself in readiness to answer any pro.
fessional call In this section Of the country.
Office ut the Occidental Hotel. "a
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21
The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
q ST. PAUL ny.

q Ole TAOA kS'xs
1st the East Mail short Line from q. Pssl ssA
Minneapolis via La Croso and leilwsskss g
Chicago and all points In the Eastern states ana
canada. 1t is the only line under ons manage.
msnt between St Paul and Chicago, and 10 ths
hnsst equipped railway in tho Northwest, II IL
the only hne running Pullman Drawing Roon
Sleeping Cars with Luxurious Smoking Rooms.
and tho dnest Dining Cars In the world. Via the
famous "River Bank Route" along the shores Of
Lake Pspin and tho beautiful Misslssppi 1i,er
to Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains eonsset
with those Of the northern lines in the 0rsnd
Uaion Depot At st. Paul. No change of ears q
any class between st. Paul and Chicsxo. For
through tickets, time tables, and full iaterna. :,
ton. apply to any coupon ticket agent in the
Northwest r. Miller, Genl Managsr; J. F.
Tucker, Asst Gen'l Manager; A. Y. H. carpsn-
ter, Gsnl Pass. and Tkt. Ag't; Geo. H. HsaRerd,
Asst Gen'l Pass. and Tkt, Ag't, Milwaskss,
Wis: W. H. Diqon, Asst Gent Pass. Agent. 81.
Paul, MINI.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21
Look at This.

Anton Miksche has 1000 pounds
of excellent butter for sale at rea-
sonable figures; 500 bushels Of pota-
toes; 800 dozens of eggs; 500 heads
of cabbage. Now and there is the
place to buy these things--and most
any sort of vegetables at reasona BILE
n1ioos
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21
Wahpeton Rchland Co. Dakota Thursday January 21 1885,

1t has showed just enough of late
to make first-rate sleighing. But
the wind Is now in the east and it
has began showing again.
jacob Kotschevar met with a
painful accident the other evening.
1t seems that he got into Charley
Formsn's wagon at Workman's $
drug store with the intention of ri1.
ing down 70 the east end of the ave
nue., Charley driving, and that when
they got opposite vachon's, a team
there started to run away and in
the confusion tug in Charley's rig
became loose or broke, letting down
the tongue, and as the horses plung-
ed along, osked dangerous and ia
cob jumped out over the side of the
wagon, stiking the ground his feet
slipped and he fell upon his left
hand, fracturing the wrist. lie at
once put out for DR.. swaine's office
who set the fracture, since which
time Jacob has of course had no use
of his hand and will not for few
weeks. The two teams, however,
were stopped in front of Raymo &
Co.'S livery stable without further
damage.
The silver band met at Albrecht's
harness shop, piloted there by
George Stocks, Tuesday evening
and elected officers for 1886. George
Lacy was made business manager;
Stephen Braun, musical director;
E. A. Thomas, secretary and treas
urer. The boys found that they
have labored quite faithfully the
past year, maintaining their musical
director, Prof. Braun, at $50 per
month, with whom they are greatly
pleased; but find that this amount
has required all and even little
more than the band has been able
to take in. Still the boys are not
discouraged and will start out on
the present year full of hope for
good success in the future. The
boys want band stand. place
where they can get out and play at
least once or twice q week. They
feel that if there was such place,
they could play, publicly, oftener
than they do now. The boys should
have this the coming summer, sure.
F. II. Butler, Esq, attended the
Fargo convention and says it was
quite a meeting. The boys showed
up the waterway scheme in fine
shape, and demanded the 100000
from congress in good order. In
the matter Of the taxation of lands
secured from the n. p. railroad
company, not much was done, as
Mr.. Ball of Fargo assured the con-
vention that he knew the company
was complying with the law just as
fast as it was shown to them that
the government had a perfected bill
against them; the company was
paying all the time and proposed to
pay just as fast as the circumstances
would allow. That seemed to settle
the question. Mr.. Butler says the
convention was strongly against di-
vision, but it was thought best to
simply protest against either half
of the territory assuming the name
Dakota, in case there was division.
Mr.. Butler was glad he went up, al
though he did not get there until
the business Of the convention was
about completed. He thinks it will
do good in various ways.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-21

St: Paul to and from wahpston, daily, cassel-
ton to and from Wshpetou, daily except Sundey
G. WARREN, 0en. Pass AT.
H. H. ST. JOHN, Local Agt, wahpston.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-15
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the News
Reporters - Yesterdays Happenings
Told In Brief Paragraphs-Picking at
Police Headquarters.
DeKalb Lodge No. 0, /. o. o. F., meets
this evening.
There are ten cases for the Mayors
Court this morning.
A regular communication OF Clinton
Lodge No. %, F. A. M, will be held this
evening.
The derelict schooner John j. Taylor
was sold to Boston parties for $1,000. She
Will have new masts put in and made sea-
worthy.
A Macon special says that the Volun-
teers' squad for the May drill has been
formed. 1t consists of thirty-six regulars
with ten alternates.
Rev. x. j. Willingham will preach at
the Baptist church tonight and will aid
the pastor in a series Of services extend
ing through the week.
The Charles Addison, who is under
Indictment for larceny, is not Charles
II. Addison, the colored porter at the
savannah Bank g. Trust Company.
BY the number of new buildings that
are to be seen in process of construction
IL would appear That Savannah is having
Dbtihthk Bbbin anu WV NlAJ
IS IN prosperous condition.
Residents Of the southwestern part of
the city west of West Broad street are
complaining of the want of water The
water mains do not extend that faTand
the complaint is that the wells have no
water in them and the pumps are out Of
order.
A grand hotel is as much a public
institution in these days as a building
used for city, county or charitable pur-
poses. The outside world, in this time
Of travelling, judges a city by Its hotel. 1t
is an advertisement not only for itself,
but FOR the entire country.
A number of ladies attended the Young
Mems Christian Association meeting yes
terdaY afternoon at Trinity Church chap
Ell. The attendance Of young men was
quite large and the meeting was one OF
the most interesting the association has
held. "What Shall l DO with Jesus?'
was the subject discussed. Many who
were present spoke briefly and several
stated that it was a question they had
asked themselves oft times in the past.
The most general answer given was,
"L0Ye Him."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-15
A GYPSY ROMANCE.
How q Texan Welded Pretty Romany
Girl,
FROM The Balsimors Sun.


GREENsBoRoUGH, ND, March ia
good deal OF interest was excited in
Greensborough several days ago by ru-
NOR that a Texan had eloped with
buXom gypsy girl from camp near the
town, and that the father of the girl was
hunting the runaway couple with a gun.
1t seems that@the Texan is a gypsy, and
formerly OF the same band as the girl.
She is very pretty, and he fell in love with
her. They became engaged, but during
horse trade between the father and his
future son-in-law hot words en-
sued, which brought blows, and from
blows the father sought to protect himself
with an ak, when the young man drew a
revolver and shot him, but not fatally. he
Immediately informed his tiancee OF what
had happened and OF his intention to seek
pastures new. With promises from
her that when he should return he would
ind her waiting for him, and that she
would also endeaYor to make her father
forgive and forget, he left for Texas. This
all happened three years ago. Since then
the young man has kept his fiancee post
ed as to his whereabouts. Having pros
pered in mis- career in Texas, he resolved
TO return, and, despite the fathers con-
tinued opposition, secure his sweetheart
if he could. With this resolution he start
GU AOA NuC yam ~ WuAC1 W do LuCn az ffA|p-
tertown, Nd, but before he reached there
the gypsies had left. Following in Their
wake he reached Greensborough, the band
having encamped near by. TO number
of our young men he cOntided his troubles
and accepted their offer of assistance.
Being afraid to enter camp he provided
one of them with a ive-dOllar bill to get
his ''fortune'' told, and started him for the
camp. He was not only to get his for
tune told by the Texans sweetheart, but
also to tell her that her lover awaited her
on the outskirts of the camp. The plan
succeeded, and the girl met her long alb
sent lover at the place agreed upon. That
night they hired team, in which they
drove to the hotel in Greensborough, but
not without being followed. The father,
who had been on watch, discovered the
scheme and endeavored to have the
gypsey Texan "locked up for week or
So" His request, however, was not
granted by the local authorities. With
pleadings and money his anger was
finally appeased, and be again took in his
band the yoHng man and his sweetheart.
The man ordered stakes pulled Tuesday
morning, and the band departed; but the
Texan says he does not intend to perma-
nently lead gypsy life.