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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

ty of his wound, with a Spartan
bravery he determined to sell his
life as dearly as possible. Having
fixed his gun for the purpose, on
the approach of the men to proper
distance, he took aim at one Of
them, and pulled the trigger, but
his gun missed fire. On hearing
the snap of the lock, one of the men
exclaimed, 81 should not like to be
killed by dead Indian !" The
party concluding that the Indian
would die at any rate, thought best
to retreat, and return and look for
him after some time. On returning,
however, he could not be found,
having crawled away and concealed
himself in some other place. His
skeleton and gun were found some
time afterward.
The Indians who were killed we're
great warriors and very wealthy.
The bag, which was supposed to
contain money, it was conjected
was got By one of the party, who
went out first in the morning. On
hearing the report of the boys, he
slipped off by himself, and reached
the place before the party arrived.
For some time afterwards he ap.
peared to have greater plenty of
money than his neighbors.
The Indians themselves did hon
or to the bravery Of these two boys.
After their treaty with Gen.
Wayne, friend Of the Indians who
were killed made inquiry of a man
from Short creek, what had become
of the boys who killed the Indians 7
He was answered that they lived
at the same place with their par
ents. The Indian replied, "You
have not done right you should
make kings of those boys.'
(To BR CONTINUED.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
The Average BABY.

II can wear ont one.dollar pair
of kid shoes in twenty.four hours.
1t can keep its father busy adver'
tising in the newspapers for a nnrse.
1t can occupy simultaneously
both sides of the largest-sized bed
manufactured.
1t can cause its father to be In.
suited by every clearinghouse
keeper in the city who "never takes
children which in nine cases oue
of ten is very fortunate for the
children.
1t can make itself look like .
fiend Just when mamma wants 10
show "what a pretty baby she hss.'
IL can make an old bachelor IN
the room adjoining use language
that if uttered on the street would
get HIM in the penitentiary for tive
years.
1t can 90 from the furthsst end
of the room to the foot Of the stairs
in the hall adjoining quicker than
its mother can just step into the
closet and out again.
1t can 60 to sleep "llke . little
angel and just as mamma ana
papa are starting for the theatre 10
can wake up and stay awake until
the last act.
These are some Of the things thas
baby can do. But there are other
things as well. A baby can make
the commonest home the Brightest
spot on earth. 1t can tighten the
burdens of loving mothers life BY
adding to them. 1t can fatten its
dirty little face against the window
pane in such way that the tired
father can see it as picture before
he rounds the corner. Yes, babies
are great institutions, particularly
ones own baby.-Indepewdest.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
Cooked For The PatIeAt.

Old DIR. Hewston was distinguish
ed for philanthropy. The docto
carried his diploma in his hat, and
his conscience il his hand. On one
occasion the doctor had a case OF
malignant typhoid fever. lie pre-
scribed rest and nourishment for his
patient.
"Give Dan plenty Of chicken.
lie must have more nourishment."
"Shall kill chicken''
eyes, you'd better kill a young
rooster; broil it well, and add plen-
tyof butter. Patients with typhoid
fever like plenty of gravy
Dams wife killed, dressed and
cooked fine chicken.
"That's about right" said the
doctor, who was experimenting the
job, as he enviously eyed the chick
en-.
"Dan, how're you feeling !"
"First rate, doctor, first rate
"Let me feel your pulseP
Dan extended his hand and arm
"You are more feverish than usu-
al. | just ordered your wife to
broil fine chicken, bat you can't
eat it; you are to teverish'"
"What shall we do, doctor ~ anx'
iously inquired the wife.
81 see no way out OF the dliilcul'
ty but to eat the chicken ourselves
| once suffered from typhoid fever
myself, madam"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

| ~''''N'"' "'O'iNhDs 'i~~NtN
Tbs table speaks for itself, and
| should think that one glance at it
would be enough to convince you
that yonr true level was in the
Georgia courts and not In the pul.
pit. But the waste of treasure In
tobacco is the least alarming feat.
ure of the tobacco evil. 1t is a
narcotic poison of fearful energy.
1t is ruinous to the brain and nerv'
Gus system. 1t Supplies the senses
and hardens the heart, and com.
pletely disqualifes its victim for
spiritual exercises and employ.
ments. 1t sustains very close re.
lation to the whisky habit. Almost
every drunkard uses tobacco, and
no one ever heard of whisky shop
that didn't sell tobacco, too. Ii is
a well known fact that people who
are addicted to both habits can
never stop drinking whisky unless
they also quit the use Of tobacco.
But bad as tobacco is In itself
the avarice of tobacconists has
made il worse still. They scour
the cutters for cigar stumps and
having ground them up with pois-
onous drugs and deadly nerve and
heart stlmulants, they make them
into cigarettes. This is .he genesis
of the delectable smoking morsels
on which you prepare yourself for
your pulpit efforts, and these are
the dirty bits of damnation which
are seen in the mouth Of nearly
every child in Chicago. Most OF
them will have ruined their nerv-
GUS system before they are eighteen
years old.
But one of the most unchristlan
features of the tobacco habits is its
extraordinary selfshness. Most
vices expend themselves on those
who practice them, but the tobacco
user is a nuisance to every one who
is not like himself-a hog. He de-
files the home, the street car and
the very street that he visits. He
pollutes the very ground on which
clean people have to walk, and tho
very airwhich they have to breathe.
BE not only walks in front Of clean
people on the street for blocks and
compels them to inhale his bsastly
stencil, but goes home and blows
it into the face of his pure wife and
children 365 days and nights in the
year. That this horrifes and dis
gusts every clean person around
bim is nothing to him. He is graf
fled, and that makes 1t all right.
But is this a vice that becomes .
man who appears in Chicago with
the spirit of Elijah and of John the
Baptist, to unmask whited sepal'
chers and to scourge hypocrites'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
With the Lark.

You may wrangle and argue and talk and
dispute
From now till the end Of the term,
But you'll find it the truth-simplo, plain,
absolute
It's the early bird catches the worm.
II you answer the rlsing-bell back with a
snorS,
And under the blanket still squirm,
You may just as well sleep two or three
hours more,
For the early birds gObbled the worm.
The man who invariably misses the train
The truth Of my song will confirm
He can never sell goods on the road, 1t i'
PLAN,
For the early bird catches the worm.
And though you hate work, and are fondor
Of play,
Or though you feel weak and in6rm,
Just get up and scOot round at the break
ing of day,
For the joke it will be on the worm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
GOOd-By. " Sweetheart"
EARL MARBLE.

! called you my sweetheart, bonny and fair,
A week and day ago;
But that was before my soul was aware
OF deeper, steadier glow.
! call you my darling, all my own,
In the sunshine sweet to-day
For love has depth, before unknown,
In its sweeter, holier play.
A sweetheart's glance, sweethesrts sigh,
And a sweetheart's loving kiss,
Will hold heart with a tender tie,
And awaken sensuous bliss.
But the depth of darling's lighteSt word,
And the ferver cen of her touch.
Will calm where the sweetheart's only
stirred,
Before she had gained so much.
called you my sweetheart whom love
played
In fascy about my heart,
And my darling when love at last had
made
our souls ~ Lis own a Vart.
So Z bid nv sweetheart soft good-by
As my darling's lips press;
care you pleased r. ask as look in yonr
eye,
Which repeats the bps fonG Yes
-BOstOH Folio.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
Mothers Girl.

Sleeves to the dimpled elbow,
Fun in the sweet blue eyes,
To and fro upon errsnds
The little maiden flies.
Now she is washing dishes,
Now she is feeding the chicks,
Now she is playing with puIsN
Or teaching Rover tricks.
Wrapped in big white apron.
Pinned in a checkered shawl,
Hanging clothes in the garden,
oh. were she only tall :
flushing the iretful baby,
Coa1ing his hair to curl;
Stepping around so briskly
Because she is mothers girl.
Hunting fer eggs in the hay-mOw,
Petting old Brindle's calf,
Riding Don to the pasture
With many = ringing langh.
Coming whens'er you call her,
Running whenever sent,
Mothers girl is a blessing,
And mother is well content.
Christian AdrOodte.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

AGerman critic thus distinguished
between ridicule, wit, irony, and
humor "Ridicule is Ike a blow
with the fist, wit like the prick of a
needle, irony like The sting of a
thorn, and humor the plaster which
heals all these wounds"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

Speaking trumpets, and those In
tended to assist the hearing Of deaf
persons, depend on the reflection
of sound from the sides OF the trum.
pet, and also upon its being con-
fined and prevented from spreading
in every direction. A speaking
trumpet, to have its full effect,
must be directed in a line towards
the hearer. The report Of a gan 10
much louder when pointed toward
a person, than one placed in a cor
trary direction.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
nR. B. F. MAPHIS & 2O
-Dcntisfs .---

Ory1sEs. Noodsisck aud saumsvlie. virginia.
L. woodstock. 1T and 81 veeks o. each month,
In kauasvills "a and 4tl Neehs.
Those In need Of frsi class Dertisty 81 tnoder-
.ts prsss vil DO vsi. % call.
rsu ..ts n ARinclal teeth from s. teto $500,
sss. s,l a. % from s. 2s 90 5000. silver
alliaKs frsa 10. 90 $50
Ariiscial tssih put up on solid gold, colo ana
s.n.loid Cembination. Cellsloid and Rubber plates
0sld aad Porcelain rivoiing' clasps, - opsei4I
.,t.,tisn n.vsu 90 hlnug and prc-erVing tAe na-
t,rai t.stS and correcting the irrsgulaities
nj work warranted hrst class
NJ Tssth extracted Absolutely without pain uy
hs sss Of Nitrous O1idsoAs'
Nav Is. All
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
saved His Life.

Mr. d. L. Wilcoxson, Of Horse
Gave, KY, says he was, for many
years, badly afflicted with Phthisic,
also Diabetes the pains were al
most uncomfortable and would some
times almost throw him into ecu.
vulsions. He tried Electric Bit
ters and got relief from first bettle
and after taking six bottles, was
entirely cured and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds. Says hs
positively believes he would have
died, had it not been for the relief
afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold
at fifty cents bottle by B. Sohmitt-
e kAn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

nR. T. T. LOCKE,
~ SURGEON DENTIST.
OFFICE: Main St., OPP the Court House,
WOODsIOCE, VIRGINIA.
Artificial teeth inserted in any manner
desired. Careful attention given to NIL
ing and extracting. Parents should bring
their children and have their teeth ex-
Amined, and procure information that will
be Of g1eat value in after life.
Will visit EdinbuIg iegularly on the lat
and 3rd Tuesdays OF each month, At which
hme can he found az the residence Of
lr. Jacob T.. Rinksr.
All work guaranteed. Prices moderate.
july 10, '-5.-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
D " " u
SURGEON tFSzzA DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the public that
ks has resumed the practice Of his pro
ession Srders left al the store OF 7. J.
Travel, in Woodstock. wilireceive pro-
nPt attention
May 10, '54-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
HISTORY OF THE VALLEY.

NOTES, 6'c.-PreIimindry Obserra-
tiOnS on the Character Of the In
dian Mode Of Warfare, and It's
Adoptios By the White People.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

"A great many diseases of poultry
come from cold and wet.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09
CHAPTER XIV.

ADAM POE.
In the summer of 1882, a party
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SHENANDOAH HsRALD
ADVERTISING RATES.

One column, one year, 1000
Half 6o.06
Quart. 4" 300
Eighth" 1900
One square one year, 1000
Local Notices per line over 100, &c.
less Zoe.
Legal ads. 2 squares (4w.) s.5s
Additional squares, ") 100
Sales not exceeding 3 50. Nw.) 400
Additional ") 100
legal notices and sales II in. each
All other squares inch.
Professional cards, 50. ons year, : 10 90
Number of insertions mn.t h. marksa a.
manuscript or they will be charged ashl
forbid.
No local notices inserted for less than sss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-09

WOODSTOCK VA.
willpraetice In thecourts of Shenandoah and
aGiaeent counties.
~ Special attention given O. the collection OF
elains aud aillcgal business seutrusieato NJ care
WILLHEr Nr. iAcEsov on Friday ,hu ,-'ul-
asv. before the end Tuesday % each month"; a.
D.. L. n Jordaus Ofice.
Naw II '-i-ff
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
SoogtreSinte 2apiteI.
Siemreiien.

D"f
Srebas Worsen fab ariitine omksrS paa Stibst, Der
os baube auersbe fIatret 9uusNiserns op os neb ct Bar
Sanse, ba Stuoen nsset iaste sIeb ub fra grpssen. 0a
a9ttoges en- Stabsppgu at tcrnme rulenee neboper @aeen
mob 8aien, buor Stibet baube Iisset i~Ortsist; en- fntlabt
6erre boppeee ub al 8osnen, uilbe liseirm pifte, men sjemts
%iamtibis 0omn,etsrtlaoet, sreb en- Yiitol os fatte fig ben
for Ganben. Slere M9nb tom runst bsnne tiIipneIabenbe
~aiiirbise gerion, sreb Yiitolen ira bam os piIbe Iiseiom
tale BAN tilrette; man iaa bam faste Os iaa uO meb ars
meme, bsrte tilbeIs fortuiuIebe Raab. men Sartsier, Der Iau
title / 5aunen, ftiaeoe fig imslem Os ~afluttebe Iiseom
Seenen.
"gar bet 9orben2" ipurste Saralb, ba ban fanbt ans
eenins til at Marine fig Sriiine.
"gei, bet par 8inssforb, og bet par SIutninssatt
'aa belle bette msrte enseife Drama.
49,. Gfterat bape ieiIet tire Sase ifintebe be Nors
,es Spit. 9araIb bapbe siort COB Sieneits OmbOrb, iaa
Stipperen paa anmoenins gap bam en- 6rinunb. 0a tos
Jan 5den, git ouer bib, buor Srifine FOB, taIte fsrft uosIe
'prnunirense Orb til benOe, fOen iattc ban 5Isn unber
easen, iaa paa benbe % mob &piten, os iaa ipilebe os
ans ban:
'Nu bloaner bsrborte al Roraes xph,
vi Rorses ~baluns9us SIeibe
yu tarny Winberne nit grpf,
De lpie os msrte pel proper en- SpH,
Deu epiet fan W srtet feIbe;
Obi M formaar is at ipiue mig sIab,
Saa sanfen saar bib, buor iom Ssru ri fab,
Vaa StolebGnt,n iaa lnnt Rab
Os loi. binanben Diet.
yu b~sspmber leg 9rsninsen ON iaien,
sec Yer Dig I 0inene M, min Ben,
% 70 brinsu biem nu psrhsnbe Bhp.
! I. sses ~ esssn. ks keis BIT aa,f'
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
CpfsrenDe 2t8e8pIoiebeo

Sra O5srbouabrun | bet siiIise Epfs
lamb bersttss tn g'siusnbeb Of ct | bst
@rab oprsrenbe SnbboIb. @n Dag fors
nyIis ftyrtebe benimob Wibsas en-
Brsnb, tiIbsreube gonben Soief Waier
I @oIfsbruun, inb, Os en- arbeiber,
3aursns BiIld, bIsu besrapst unber
Ruinsrne. Sfsbstfor MI ifrats at frits
til Rsbnins of ben uIvtteIise. unbers
rsttsbe fsrf gorasrmefersn golitiet
ON bet inbtrufue. Slotten 4 ON ST.
tsrmibbassn autOm ba enbeIis en- af
BoIititt beorbret grsnbmeffer til Stes
bet u,sb to WsbbieIpsre. Mun arbsis
bebe MI til &Iotten 2 ou1 Natten uhen
&eiuItat, buorpaa man bDiIebe til RI.
8, be bsspnbte ba paanp isien. Erots
Zen lille A~rbeihsbiaIp par mo 8lofttn
9 ben anbsu Dog nauet iaa Iaust nsp,
at man tunbe bsre ben ~besrapnes
Stsmnle, Der iamrenbe raabte ON 5ieIp.
Men uu matte man, fsrenb man forts
fatte - ipiie 5rofof! Man afbrsb
berfor Arbsibst. 9a Arbsiberne efter
Grotoffsn paonp bespnbte at crane,
raabte ben uIptteIise: Seq boIber bet
lite ub, rot mig for Subs StpIb en-
9raabe ganbl Nen, uastet bans
&sbnins Dor forboIbsuis let Os NOR,
ffebe Der after ct aIfbrat t &ebntnsss
arbeibet = man fuIbe MI nemIis fpiie
Mibtus! gftsrat baue ipif % bullet
tos man after fat, men bsrte lite
mere nosen qpb fta ben uIpfteIise.
8Ioffen 4 brsb bet FORTE Spabefiif
islennem os traf ben besrauues OPP
frotte Arms. Strafs sftsr Ipttebes
bet osiaa at faa bam ieIp for 0asen
= men fom 9is. 2ssemet par eubma
sanife parmt, men uustet be meff ener'
siffe Spgipninssforiss par Os bIep ban
bsb. Wsbsns bans 1Nebbsre@ fpifte
Mibbos, uar ben uIptteIise malt. Dus
risbsbeu bar optaset 5orbsr unsaasnbe
bet tnbtrufue.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
Setmeu.
COM: %, Ipsuts, / s,su,u.
% y Csstu.)

Com: Gtt l9sutot I Ssortn.
Seim sr ct Orb. 10 bet fnsrafis Orb,
Som 9gnsa / Talen fin uspuerl
Suaienfao, usit ss, poa belle Cubs Soro,
Com Tanilsu msir ilerlesen %teousr.
7st Ieitar bet Tuuse, iom paa Gin sr iast
Gin ~fueifrar ps lipnar % iamInr iea Rast,
Raar S%eimtarilsu smaft en- feouer.
gamaIt er Erost, men snunn iaa urst,
VT bet er pal bsaate Roteu;
Skinner bet slsp os ON lett CO ON tursi
SIR Soruo. fpr VI men ps Soften!
Der TpnsiIa o. RpiIa bsp sIsn8et | Stag
Sraa ursomnl Ii tie ben 4oeisn / 9na,
Ga snrna er Ssimsn paa Rpten.
Ds beu ou tie prsOa, iau prSp bet Elm
Gong
7raa burt for: at 2pfia ei frsfte:
Tu lRnsIes tebators | TALE % Gong
Get penn Grbet iptp fpr bet mefte!
8 frsmmonoe Stoaar fit SussIsu fur;
Den tier os ipter, icm fansa | BUR;
Rei Ssimeu ben &c not ben beoftel
Bet Ssim Grbst beps iua unoerIsG Pust,
Oct eIeoe Gin Sua til of Ispa!
Rour s nsieu | gane oa 51rsisI er Iast,
Sau IipfIei oa tunst ipues terra;
Nsu Seim' Sroet Letter us Ispisr bond
Barn,
Sans Siarta ies fIGr | ein SslsIs ian
BARN.
Raar SeimIop bel ri buuom sieoa!
Oct iolers er osioo meh Seltsn | SIoe,
Sfieut Woot ban fms bsu1 | Bringa!
Sans Siarta bet buniur pua 5ribsteus Sls.
Ranr ban fig mot SeimeH Tan iuiuau!
Den anute bli lspit, icm paa Siortai Ell
laat.
Son 1uttar reo Seimeu elm inoerlis Yusi
Sor olsr fraa banum at ipriu1ol
Gin Seim ben er COB, ertsn CANAL bel ny
- So berom ss Pet irfie taIar,
Rpoisnten ben er ioa pnn 2aub bel | Ep
Iaa Brarien, paa Slsu bel | 9alar.
Git Slot bel ei Sptte aler inalen SorifIeul
Baa aierIeii oa Susna bet sinoife aieu:
Ter Sambus, lii ganrpinben. %ipuIarl
Naar einsons, at Tosien % SpIi aIena net
Gs 2iost er panora tiItnbe:
S2e pnifler os apila, me pnifjer os 5res,
Npt Seimen me han moi % penbe!
5raa grbsio os EpuaNa me tpiIa fiaI slat
s SimmeIens Ssim, / ben eptse Stab,
Oct gniiie me Ssrren oil isube.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

Paa en- q
| fmiDanbt.
Grummeu
pa, tanRe |
/ Sabsrm ID
|has iastd
p fi,aIis |
r be Smad
fsus Os gid
kT'n bups.
y &Iabe ud
Fn % ba
/ saa fpraI
Srouufi
Fs % Osfd
F. it, full
b ktm fra
} flu Bot
bs|
u
imad
fkhu h,r,|
~ =, ssst|
H. a M
Ia.s~ ME @1
Nv Osid|
@ane|
ksa logger
Ess pc|
aauat.t|
| Raa,r,r|
, 10 s sM
S@a 4
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

S@ss"S 0S"0
ben uIp,tsIiss 9uhuis, bar toset 9ipet
af fla forrise Ssnbas. Com tiblissre
mebbsIt par ban 10 mss Must bIeuen
fiernst ia 8brpnsn, os. ba ban iaa
erb,Iis funbt fig btri. GIT bun inb paa
at fptts ben til SIottet Berg psb
Sta,nbereer' Ssen. &eiisn bsrbsn si'
eiernsm en- rfmaniiit gen, os aImuen,
bpis Gen Sonssu uItib bar peret, tne'
Iste psb Sibsn af gtien, tuor ban
fjsrte forbi. 5En biIfts tsm utnlist,
men isrsmubiat, us bnus bIses, tratt'
ar fst gan SsIset ct SIuss Wistants
ON, OF BON psniebe pea SeIumorb,
lib zoe Gftsrmithussn. Ia be par on
TONNE til gsftmmsIissfetst, fog Scn
stn fig en- Spabisrs;ur Ianss meb Sut'
isen. Iebios.t of fin sGss, 9otto'
@utbtn. gua en- @ars fiprtsr bar
fig I Ssm 2aesn tcfer fla firor sftsr.
msn g,sqs t,utnths, for SiaIp tom til
Sm Sorssns iuIbfanbiee gunuib Bit
per mon eue, bepifi, naur mon bsrer, a
ban bapts bsOrbrst, at ous WsbItm'
m,r at ben Population, iom msb Ore,
SoIfsiu | Spibiru trm for at sisr'
bam So,iIus ON at u~ttatte Tom 8onse
fuIbs pibi,ss tiIbIObs. buorpoa bers.
DINE ffuIbs ubriuss.
Dele Sousbfubm isrssr opsr Ron
gems b~sbrsusIise Ssh. rs aIt bare
iptslist Yras uf, at ban at fine I'm
bsriaatter par mere eIitst, snb mui
fuIbe tro.
Sans @ftsrfsIser, Otto, CT en- Bro
Der af bam, men benne CT lite Tibet o
en- Sbiot, iaa SnfsIsn, Yrints quit
poIb, bIiusr ben sssntIiss Stprsr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

Sea pl benlsbe Seres Opmartomb,o paa, at jeg mere END mo-
aen anoeH Der aOr ry-Goods-So rretnin9en til en- Spstlalnei, oil
lea f1ber o. idlaer mere Dry Goods, eno noset aHoef Sanoelspas
Der ggeu, 90 of ig anpenoer mere Sio oa ArbetSe pa Of alore
Snofi6b Of bise garer END noseu ansen ajObmano berfeos; l9 no
Der itOrre Eartier % far be a1erlauste Yriisr: ls bar I'll mla asz
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fommer on paa at nbi09e gobe % i~maginloe yarer, % tOlselt9 icltr 19
mig forpisiet ON, at nit Yareoplag ale Sele er ~iaroeles forfrlnllgt
bpOrfor ies ir mig itano til at fmfurrere meo De anore alobllaao 91
pa Stebet. @it lbuals Of Dry Goods er tnlofanot8t Yrlerhe
pariersr fra De laueie til be bOiehe. Spis Nogsn %frsmbpoer yfogef
til spmprier, iom bet iabes, ba fan ies alfo ialae Mo9et, buor mon
faar ligeaa goo Os bebre yaluta for YeHseHs. Vto mig fn ahleOz
ming til at Die mine Varer.
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fulfilling, mu jcs bar mango saser, ion ict uar rnnHst of nOfiae,
bpOriur bet ituloe pare mig en- SOrnMelie OF inlne ple Stm lnm yer I
nit Store.
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balg:
eiIfefjoIstoier / QUE Sarpr til 50 Cts. pr. gub.
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opopr til be auabsbf..
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ptfe Der Vpn.
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asnfrs os til biqias Yrhr.
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ubmartt. Oct mao ias, fOrat mon Fan paefisnns bets G'thtnltebsS.
Lawns and Batistes cue SOrpe rs gasuire.
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SeIuIpue spmmerfioIttsitr cor i,e ct meost ar,t utu Ia al uue ne
Sortsr ole Sorpr os az bet btfs re rptfe. ION fOufntes Wors
tsbd. Seq tan Der tIfrebsfius ans iimtis. Sorrauiusr.
Black Lace Silk Flouncing in Spanish and GuiPue and alOyers to
match.
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ous mine gsI.
GiIftbaano ct fort lbuaIs.
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til btaise pufn.
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IVER LARSEN.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-23
labor Notes.

A joint State convention of the oper-
atoTs ard miners OF Ohio met yester-
day In Columbus. The convention ac-
cepted the schedule Of prices adopted Ut
the Inter State Miners U Dion for O5io,
Indiana, Iowa. West Virginia, Illinois
and Western Pennsylvania. A resoln
ton was adopted to refer the consider
alton OF relative prices in the several
districts TO the Inter State Convention
of Miners and Operators.
There was no renewal Of trouble 10
the Connellsville coke region on FRI
day, though the nun Der Of strikers ih-
creased, the number out being estimat-
ed at 5000
The strike at the Edgar Thomson
Works, at Braddock, Psnna., has been
finally settled aud work Is to be resun =
ed to-day.
The Spinpers' Union az Fall River,
Massach usetts, last night, voted to ask
the manufacturers for retdrn to the
rates paid prior 70 the last ten per cent.
red uction In wages, made in jar usry,
1885
A despatch from Montreal says tho
eu ploy ees of the grand Trunk Railway
have been notified that furthhr cut
will be mace ON February LIST IN the
staff Of men employed. Thereafter no
more overtime will be allowed and the
hours will be shortened. This means b
decrease In wages, and is said to be In
answer to petition preeente to the
general manager asking that the ten per
cent reduction made q year ago be abro.
gated. The workmen say strike is
likely to result.
The strike at the works OF the Shelton
Silver Plate Co., In New Haven, Con
necticut, was ended on Friday by the
company advancing the wages as de-
manded,