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Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
A llRstardlY Act

About o'clock Saturday morning
the house OF Mrs. Mary Gam, at st.
Georges, with the barn and o her out
buildings, were dis covered to be on fire,
and as they are situated in the centre
OF the town, and the sparks were flying
all around, it looked as though the
entire place was doomed to destruction.
AS there is 10 fire-engine in the town,
the people turned ont with buckets and
fought the flames with such good effect
that the house was saved from total de-
struction, but the out-buildines, with
A. N. Sutton's stanle, contain ing his
crop OF hay and quantity of potatoes.
were totally burned.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of
an tncendiary, and Mrs. Gam saws that
when she awoke she saw flames pro-
ceeding from q closet in her room. in
which she had 81 800. She jumped out
OF bed and tried to open the closet door
but found that 1t was fastened, By that
time the ttames commenced to come up
the stairway ard she realized that the
house had been tired in several places.
and that her 10 cans of escape was cut
OIL. She would no doubt have been
burned to death, had it not been that
some of the nei2hbors procured ladder
and took her ont of the window Among
the other money IN the closet there was
$3.50 In silver, and as no trace of Ii can
be found it is thought that the house
was robbed first, and then set on ire.
When the flames were fiast discovered
there was strong smell Of coal oil, and
Mrs. Gam thinks that the burglar who
must have been acquainted WITH her
house and her DaDits, entered the room
took the money, poured coal oil in the
closet and Sc. OF fire, aud then went
cut, locking her IN The room The key
to her bedroom coor is also missing.
AZ bot. ta-penti2e and coal oil had
been used . set fire 10 the rest of tbs
house and the oaiH, it LOOKS like dia
to.ica at'sIEPt not only to rob her but
so TO oLrL E-r to death. The money
she lad drawn eus Of bank few dayi
before, intending 70 Dan 81 coo of 1t Il
her son James u Wilmington. who ha
recently boCE4- the seek and fixture
OF FALCON n hat place from JOSEPH
s 'oeckle. Ms. Gam had been in tb
liquor businesa at St. Georges, off an,
on, for many years until last sprin2
when abe vas refused a license uoo
the remonstrspces on the part Of a nun
Der Of her neighbors. She has account
lated snug competency, and the PROF
srty destroyed by the fire, which WIS
only a portion of her wealth, was wort
1T least "a 900 The total loss by fl
and theft Will exceed Sc, 600.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
THIRD EDITION,


General Christopher G. Augur, on the
retired list OF the army, was shot and
wounded four times In front OF his rtsi
dence In Washington, by colored
rough nam cd William Pope, about /
o'clock on Sunday moraiDg. Pope and
another fellow we're using indecent lar-
guage In front of the Generals house,
and he oeened the door and ordered
them away. A yolley of coarse epithets
WAS the reply, when the General struck
Pope on the head with light cane.
Pope then drew pistol and fred. The
Generals wounds are not considered
dangerous.
While drunk on Saturday morning
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, John Boyd
stole q revolver, went 10 the house OF
William B. johnson, o prominent citi-
zen, called him to the door, and shot
him through the heart. After the shoot
ing Boyd walked down the street brae
gtDg OF what he had done. He also at
tempted to shoot two other citizens be
fore he was arrested.
James Madigan, q teamster, fell from
the roof OF o house in Madison street,
New York, yesterday afternoon, and
was SO badly ipj ured that he died soon
n.-a 80 -o.ss =, 80 t. =.
r".s;na ainrs ,ha s,rsl. Tra 49,.
r;0ht lep was broken. and he vas AZ
badlv ininred mat hIs recoverv Ia donht.
fnI.
A n s.sr,oh =, Ma
;, M.;a 100 ioA, "a How rA, soes
Suest of Secretary Ravard 70 sscn,e
for the State Denartment fur,ber in yor,
nation reoardipg The facts and Iao.,
features OF the emitting Gaze. No fnr-
ther stens are oontemn lated nv the de-
partment until he shall have made his
report.
i. W. Armistsao. Ass;stant Post.
master M Dapville' Virsinia. com
mitted sucide ON Monday afternoon by
banging himself to q gas pipe in til =
basement Of the postoffies building.
Nothing is wrong in his accounts.
The Municipal Council of the Irish
Nationsl Leaen ne of New York, on Sat
urday night, com pleted arrangements
for their departure for Chicago. Mrs
Della :. Parnell will accompany the
delegation.
Annie Curston, IS years old, drowned
herself in pond in Greeuville County
South Carolina, on Friday, She told
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
This Morning. Court

Judge Cummius pre:,i,asdr Can =
mornings session oil the o nases; {
disposed of the following cs ne "a,
Bower. James KITE JUN pIrst,
O'Rouke,n Samuel c ;. nai'' /
O'Brien, William I. Ml' cpauTI ",
Collins and William Mitchell Ell ' M
81 and costs each, while e p and ca
was sentenced to pay = an, anu f hi
patrick Cornell s. ard co'''
drink and disorder.y.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
DIED..

MlLLiKIN.-In this city, on the 14th list
Eliza }. MilIikin, In her ssth year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral FROM the residence OF her hus.
band, No. eos Pine street, on Tuesday after.
noon, at 2 o'clock. Service at tho house. In
terment at Riveryiew Cemetery.
DkAKE.-On the l4th inst, Emily o., wife
of George Drake.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services at II Q
residence Of her hush and, NO. 1907 Monroe
street, on Tuesday, August II, at O'Clock D.
m. Intermont at R:vervicw Ueme cry.
BATES.-fn this city, on the l4,h inst
Samuel Harlan Bates, aged II years.
SMlrH-On the 18th Inst william, son OF
Charles and Martha Smith aged two
Relatives and friends are respect fully In
vited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence of his parents, No. lllS Heald street,
Ninth Ward, on tuesday afterr ooD. Service
at houfe at O'Clock. Inter mont at River
view cemetery.
months
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
a psinfui Eut Ion Quickly Cured,

DR. u. u. FsxLiNs 5a;-Hearing 80 mue.
OF the viz ne d y Ut y e'eprated II. Ii. H..
" EDIClNE as a curative, enc OF my
iaugGtars, WAC aaA suffered very much
rom q paIniu bGIton, eas induced TO try
your med lcine as a lin'neat, ami TO her
great surprise acd -, aEer few asplica-
ttons. MAS teriI"lartlg relieved OF botn
pain ana bG.lau :, 9iie mas such conf
derce in Il: virtue mat sho uses 1t as a
remedy fer ali he Ills nat any member o,
the IL " nay ne III c.td with. several
Of our friends and neiglDors, who have used
IL, speak Of IL n tas most glowing terms
aud 20 near ne fTaise bestowed on tneA H
| II. MtElGlNE by konie OF them, che would
| tmag me that 70 o'htr rnetieine was neces
| sary. / an, 3sry especially yours
| JAM Is NJ &hUHEY,
4 ~ NA-r ~ ~ phiiadel. h Ia
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

i'R - icNLil;s, "A sense o. graft
tude II le,s ne . knowledge TO you the
relief nave ea,a ned from the use of your
vauan.e liIireat. ! was troubled with
rneumatsLn Tor several months, AMI after
20 n.s through the usual r.uIne OF usin2
otner remedies NY a.teutiou was caled 10
the II. Il. Il, .dEbiCINk. coz menced
applying i wi.nolt teiay, III after using
bur Two bottles l WAR relieved coupletey
Oys1 Two years have Iow Ella psed an have
not had reluTu Of the att.ck, and | an.
hesitatingly take this method OF recon
N ending 10 the pQbIl3 tGe excailent virtue:
Of the iin!ment.
NJ. WANEER, Insurance svent,
tel0 Hamilton Street, Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Fifth ED|TIoI


., The following from %s1 ,. As.l.
Mayor Rhoads' de,s,m straits .
r resres !, the ,S,,p policy mem a4ss a., ~
which he can prosecn ~ no Law
S brIse. 70 % induce him, BY ,b tes ~ y
The Mayor when iutsoI i,sstn
i IL $40 70 the article In the 'ss ,s, !
approached in The r mar Saal heb
ha I'm ,o the Monday after rV ah ss s.s't
n naS been given a fearipu0' e, poly
y NELL aud held for ro as eeeiOrsl
win wdnsa,e called on the dns'i NV, VIII
noon at the city hall an, mayor
cautious eau and confidential I mum IN
n MN what he proposed 5 %aaas,
-. II intend pushing them .
.no mayor, until | beat noi,. 40
beats me-" 'eS' pollcsa
,, "wsll," said winga,e. ",,.
mat all our Mayors ba1,s ~
stopped 1t before they ea pev vs, !. !
II don't know abopes D' ,ha,y
the Mayor. what sou 'u ~,
true; but If they did stop ton 49, ssy
had good reasons for + p'vtaap
they hadn't sufficient evids 'es'
cases. u'ns vii
"oh, l don't mean tba, u
ply, and he gave the Nsvo, y s ~.
was intended to be frauabt si ~
significance. A slight pau Wv. !,
and then the Mayor asked. 1''
We'll, what do you nesppn
Why, I'll tell you" with
tious look around the ,o "mn
Mayors stopped because il naia I,
40 1t. There's a good deal N
this thing; more'n you tbipt
Every body Is 10 cfice for ~.
can get out of 1t. Dom, you Ds
get all on. of this flee you csp7"|
The Mayor had by this Tina
20 reslize the drift Of Winoa..,
pose, and promptly bu. qaieilv 4
upon bis course. He said,
yves. l want all that's in 1, h
every cent, and expect to pstis
Wingate at once jumped 10 N
clueion that he had pain ssilr
threw of all reserve. He wen,
say that other Mayors Of ths.ci,,
made a good thing GU. Of tbe ,,S
business for themselves, and he 4
see why May or Rhoads should }
the same.
II tell you, Mr.. Mayor" bel
there's a big thing in it ior You
only look at it right. How mud
you think you ough, to &c. ont Of |
81 want 10 get my salary syery|
OF 1t when it is Cue, and no more
eyes, but there is more in iii
gate persisted.
THAT will do, Wiuga.e," all
Mayor. II think you lave COns|
wrong p acs with such a propOsid
that. Yes, | am slIe yen have
wait a moment, | wan totslkthil
ter over with you further. Sit
here, I'll be back In a moment" 4
And the Mayor passed iuto the d
tftice and hastily pennins the foil
note 10 Squire O'Neiii, gave it
officer to deliver:
DEAR 'sQUIaE:-Can | place d
in custody for offering me a bib
30 In he goes. Yours, "a
The Mayor then returned to WI
whom he had left in the Nun
Court room, aud resumed the con
ton. But WiDgate had sud
grown suspicious, and after maxi
engagement TO NEE. the Mayor
Office at 4 O'Clock in tie Afternoon
r,edly departed.
In a few minutes tae f1ll
reply was received from Spun
NELL z=-..
To MAYOR RHoADS-Dear
There is no bribery low on our st
excep. with reference to election
Yours very truly,
GEORGE ON
IL ia needless 10 say that "
did no. kesp his appointment
o o'clock, and the policy men al
universally Of lie opinion th
ahoads il not at al 1T 10 be Ma!
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
vicious Monkey

Last Saturday, while al "a. ,'1 IN |
grinder with q monkrSy sst street
cinlty of Fourth ana ,i,, m'p dysushtsI
trude McMsnus, a TN a procerI
7. McManus, who keepss ~ tshsks|
o On t the corner, ATTEMPTED ed. 70 f. + !
wi with the monkey, T 1ss vOad
through the .hum o. .ot col ssOupside'd
Rerous.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Injured and swollen Foot.


DR. u. d. TOyL NSDH
DEAR SIR feel II duty l owe to you
and Ytur valuable medicine TO inform you
II the hgpuy result its use has had in my
case. some weeka ago iadly Injured my
foot ard had me Of the toes dislointed- not
being able 20 wear q shoe for several days.
The foot gave L c great Iain, and resortel
70 q numOer Of remedies without any relief
he q embt-iag that some OF my family had
used your neciciLe a few years ago fol
lrheumatism 81 8 seri Jus nature. / purchased
: BE all bottl' at J our sore, AMI on the mrs.
| application J Dsa immediate relief could
l lol place high CT aYgh value on your II. H.
/ =. y Eil3I.,., AID you'd not DO without
t4r asy suou1t. Iru ting this statemen
ma Is aGtIceG more tor the benefit o TIE
JGohc tLan IcTs ouT:etf personally,l am,
Very respectfully,
W. T. BAKER,
/ 2--s 4aTsriord Ave, W cot Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Speeches on Popular Subjects

Prof. John c. darkness, assisted by
his agent, will make addresses this
evening a, IS &C ock, at the corner of
Fourth and Market streets, on popular
and educational matters. They have
determined to do their part towards
enlightening our citizens, and hence
will continue these meetings when the
weather is fair until further notice.
The meeting on Saturday evening
passed off very successfully.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
r,sct,on clerk AttaeAs w.

George Adele, Jr In, VINO Vail |
ton clerk in the he, F tris ufcrsnoOnj
make market by Patrick S J asalssuneDt,
and Rulings to sign q w ~ struck
refusing to do, he
roughly handled. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

Gerber, the manufacturer OF Hoky.
poky, has closed his establish ment in
our city, and the nightly cry of that ar
tic!e has ceased In our city.
A suitable reward will be paid for a
bunch of keys lost last evening, in &C
ing from Sixth and Market streets to
the 2. w. II B. K. Il. depot.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
why They Were not Tried.

"Srookie Tom" and his associate who
wers arrested last Saturday for causing
a distU rbance at the Second ward polls.
South Wilmington, were TO have had
q hearing This morning, but as the
principal witness has one of his child :
ren lying dead. the case was postpon ed i,
and they were released On bail.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
The Isegistrar , u" =, nj

During the week sn5 q births It |
rssses and Is deaths nsocauThrsd il d, J,
Cause: e: si! s:ss s ..sn, - 4
cholera hssI' i nissas ayss1sss'tiio
enterocolitis and ipA'
howels, ! each. -
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Job

lot of mel s bare ball books, only 81 90;
lot boys Ease ball boohs, s'zes to 4
80 cts. 10. little toys bare ball hooks
sizes II 10 10. SO cts, lot little girls
base ball bu.ten. sizss 8 to - 80 cts
At tie Family Shoe House, 2G6 MaTke
street. We. q Easoock.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
An Oh Hridce tn Ia Torn nnun

The Old Columbia fTitee across the
Schuykill river at Philadelphia has
been closed % travel by the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railroad Company an d
will shorty he torn down and replaced
by handsome iron structure. This
bridge was bpI.t abcui 30 years ago and
has been in constant use ever siace.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Found Dead In bed.

Yesterday morning the the infant
child Of Charles Smith, aged about 8
weeks, and residing at No. 1118 Head
street, Was found dead in bed, and is
supposed to have been hmothered by o
pillow falling on its face.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

Patrick Lynch, ofE.Soutd Christie ma
Hundred, left potato al Sharp's Hotel,
Front and Market streets, W lich weis h.
Ell two pounds.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
LOOK OUT FOR
Something New

EAGH wEtK IN Regard TO THE
NESlTs f Il. IL. H.
Is Never Without 1t in House or stable.
DR. ID. II. ToML1SsoN. II wish to add my
endorsement - ID ~ Of others in nehslf Of
your most valuable ltnimen1. IL has been a
household Article with us fcr the past hre
years, havirg Gsed II IN ny horses az we'll
as on myself, sni cor sidel II be rest article
ia tho market, AlGnRa me cures performed,
by way of!ilustrst'ag lis magical etc 3ts, /
was relieved a sprsiEed back OF Two
weeks standing gf,er ~; one application.
am never l;hous the Ii. 4. L. NEIL
CINE Ia nv n3pae or stable, an any per.
son who has had ire same eX erience that
nave mad, viii nave ,He tme opinion.
j I'm W SCOTT,
hnk dealer, SCI North 18th st, Philade!.
Linz.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

Ground was broken on Thursday
evening for building the Edgemooe
Chapel. The friends say that nickels,
dimes and dollars would now be in
order.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

Harry B. Row has returned from his
weeks vacation at Brandywi Springs.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

"ANTED-BOARD AT AIT MAX
w ket street, pleasant rooms and home
comforts; also table boarders. aulo-ut*
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
job

70. .;... e & ,s q ,:; si 81; e.. 4:
s esnss q & iSa600't''' ~'
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

NXYANrED-A GIRL FOX GENERAL
w housework, at l2l1 Jefferson street.
aulu.2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

KYANrED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w general honsework. Apply at No.
sos West 10th street aul6-2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
california oranee Wine,

(Non-s coholic) !, sold by bottle or ga
lon by Francis Kelly 81 Co., 103 Marke
street. SVis age-.s &c Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

NYANTED - A SPINNlNd-RUOM
w overseer. Apply to JAMES RID
DIE, SUN 81 GO. aul6-3.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

EyOR SALE-A DARK BROWN n
u mare, good worker, sound and 10y
gentle. PAYARD PIERCE,
aul6.3tt Jackson and Maple s. reefs.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

NoTICE-AT A STATED MEETING
~ OIL. A., 1904, X. OF L., held on Au-
gust IL, 1888, George W. Jones, a member,
was expelled for embezz'ing funds of said
Assembly. He is about a3 years OF age dark
hair and eyes, Q feet in heish hit. He is also
MANNED In left hand by order OF the AS.
semoly. JAMES GAaAN, NJ W.
Attest: J. II. W. FOIL ANSHU, X. y.
aul6ot
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

"ANrED-A UOLOkED MAN AND
w vito to attend horse and COW and do
general hodsework. Apply at this Office,
aul6-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

r UST-ON SUNDAY kVENING, A
IL bunch of keys, on King. French Front,
Second, Third or Market street. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving same
at this office. aulo-6t
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

TXYANTED-a HALr-qROWN WHITE
w girl to assist In general housework.
Apply at No. 23i rench street. aulo-3tf
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17
Of p~toIt8'boloe DC rup0rtIloe

per for gopcotts % mobarbsibe Gr
beiberforentnaerne.
- Tinansmtnifier Waunins bar for
bubt, OF 6uInber berefter auiattes ion
Bub eusr asfitereubs Bub t Stattau,
meret. Set bar ofte banbt, at Ruiu
Der bar usret nnfatte fem Bub, me,
bar fact noset sauite anbst Irbsibe a
uofsre, enb bet be ffuIbe sisre. De
er fnrot forh;nhre faahanue 0Iouer. d
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

]. 1000 Snbbpssere, m.beus Der t iau1m'
Maausb | 1858 par 40 -gaupsrsS 70,
buert 1000 Snbbpesers. Disis Ga,
uiier, at 5atiisbommen title paa lang.
nor ct iaa flor t 2onbou M, iou1 bsr
par for Is aar ibsn.
Granfrige
Jaftesalifab. On uus amsri,anf
Dame | 9a,ts er bsspubt paa tn &c
Oagfs Safte. gu R0u,its sr ubnapni
for at boloe Vast opsr beube, iaa a
btnbts Usnnsr lite faar iuusIet mi
Wab.
Eanl Bert, ben bstisnbte "Rrafisba:
A.xA ! G~~s Z ONrs o.
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

parst 80 0tepubIirarere, Is Demorras
ter os en- auiancesgaa n til Reprez
fentantbuiet CT palst 70 RepubIitanere,
80 Demotrater % en- NuiancesW anb.
RepubIitanerne faar en- Waioritet at
4s peb ieues Afttsmnins. 6sIssnte
Stanttuaper sr uaIste til 2'sislaturen:
Gil !Senatorer, {. Sobufon fra 5ou=
ffOn. W. 5aIpOrien fra 5~reeborn, Ole
2anbs fra gsnrw Msbicine, u. &.
Sinietb os Y.tsr ReIion fra @oob5us,
6. Swenion fra 9sunsptn, u O. Nns
berion fra Garner. W. Sobnfon fra
Ranbipobt .. 8a'mart fra @biiaao
% 3. Sampiou fra YoIt. slue Rs.
pubIitanere unbtasen Yster NeIion fra
@ooSbue County. EI Repreisutanter
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rub fra 5rsebOru, 6, Sepaiion fra
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Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

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bs~tauheIie.
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mar Sne poa mango Stsber . Ranfas
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al %, 3ls,45s.
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bptte at 500 600 Cons, buiItet CT me-
get mere enb Der nosenfabe for bar
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famine Titsrum par 1874. l85, 246.
Btofssfor Bairb, Beftprer for Smitb.
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ger I fin Garsberstnins, at Ronsresieu
b.piIeer $25o.oOo for Bpanins af er
Sibefsi til Sniitut.t.
@ba,Ies B. Strip fra Soma gitp,
Sa., er Of Yrefbsnt gIspeIanb ubnaun1
til Surpipor:@ Genital for Nepaba.
Rtaierinsens Snbtaster be IL fsrf'
Duse I Worember par $l2, s65. 573,
llosifterue femme Ttbs,um pa,
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Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

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forbret bertiI of ben foctaIe hemorras
tiifs federation. s OCTOBER 1886 par
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

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Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

bags 81 War 9ammel Yanl Berts
Naun a uti.nbt / Srontrise inSii
1879, ba ban t Suui I be Deputsre:
bss Raurmer unber Debatten ON Ssrrp's
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

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&ontoret pasier,r leg op:r 6 Smaa,
batt: meb tsiIist tiast ganb. Der er
Opsrfob at 5Iuet Ger: 9gbI.r, FAR
fener, Berer, forFisIise SIaes gIoms
u.er, aprifoir % en- u.nsslisssb Of
8ar. Ssritsnsr % parsr tribes bog
bssrs | u:ab DaIeu enb bar; be CT b +
ifsrre os fmutt,re. apsIfusSrpe
nsrne / utabsDaIen ct iaa fore, at
be fplber en- 2bsf y, % fisbes bog for
8 esnts Eufnst Oct fer no, iom
ON hsr CT baarIis afiatnins for ban
Stass 8arer Der. Wan tsrrsr "a I9es
ger NIB uspre Suantitster, men cuiee:
pel ipo' res en- bel Del. Sor noslt
Oase fben par ies ct Bsisa benns I
Brooo @itp, os, ba leg bIaabt an6,f
bIso iapitsret usb t JamiIisns Srug's
baue. Iaa bet ftrSst msb Ber.r %
5aifsuer; i,s III iaa mango msb mig. |
fom leo tarbs fpIbe / min Rsiiepafs. |
men iss srffsbe af 5istst, at mirs
8enner | Binnsibsit funbe BAIT an
Iebnins til at forfpne fig msb bisie
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

III VI Ot6IS AtUIs
c. M & ST. r. Se,ubouen tu 6 ouNeN
BIufIs, bertra til at Gate meb uutoo
PaciHe. Seq Papbe 10 oItris for par.t
paa be Ranter, iaa Nlt par npt for
mtg. Euren fra Dscorab til @curc'l
Bluffs tos os Iibt ou.r ct Ossn; siens
mem Nsbraffa rsiits ut for Stsrfepar.
ten ON Watten, men table pif lite
meset, TIT baabe Der os sisnnsn Iause
Siretniuser | 8uomtns e. 2anbifa5et
tlsbeliat os ensformist D.n en.f.
afosrlius ben usub.IissRebrafasYra
er af % til en- Iibsn uieIt ubf.enbe
9ptte, rpfsrt entsn of Corn eu.r en-
entelt Sang at ut~iIbuss.be Esmmsrs
ffotte.
Den fsrffe, esentIise fore Bp. man
tommer til fra Omaha, er @b.yrnue,
fom bar en- B.fo!snius paa 1000 Reu.
neffer. Den Iiaser 5le Wi,. fra
OMAHA. GOAL Sob cuer 6apet cs 'faI
for 9ioen pore ben IipIisffe 8p paa
belle Qini.n.
DEN siflise Del at Bpomina er bst
t~riffeffs sapbfsab, ies bar feet I belle
NIT Gin, os aIbrts fable leg snife at
fe ct faabant mere Det er I Sanpb.b
en- Drten. WtI efter WI farer man
frem, title ct snefe Tre riisr fig, i,fe
en- BIomff, net, lite eneana E. GrQss
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

- 9sees. Ctss
ssIfeasotIs ses Nsstt. In nssi.e Ssrs
tanixe.
y 0eNfss9ees. Jtsar go Spetfss
. n ssntst eieaf3e. 81 issrf essG,
Sortartr3.
satf se Snes9s Digs ai SSrsss sEss.
asssA &essesSesese. S- issstxsis scpsr:rs
re tssewsrnva
Ger $1.2S
ssss ''3sessehsDskes" "a 'HDse Ussea" 1t
IT. iaut en- Of ~rss,rior uasuts Ssen hssbsasss,
los @asntmel % nne.
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

III Gale Ct pa bet strensefe for.
tubt; iaa mss't bar be bos Cop til at
iss, rs bet sisr BE-, bp;rsaus be saar
ia s~piieborhst: 'Suft paa, at Du
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

Raar bs ida bsr, Iassss be | ben a
s:m isiu araptbs 9roD, cs itte ma
her fatt 9 1oasn Winbefisfte oper bem
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

EoIbfommisier We@almon's aarsbes
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

.. Worbpolb r9 s. U. Nnberlon ira
8oobbue, R. W Anberion fra 8aib'
inston, s. O. @Imqutf os 6. u.
5enbrstiOn fra &amisp, g. ellington
Os :. u. arnsfon fra 5snn,pin, 6.
@uenfon fra Weetsr, 6. W. @eeis fra
Ranbtpubt, q. u. Sobnion fra Swift,
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

&eeisrtusens To.binbtastsr | bet fors
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-17

II r~parfsn,<nfef par ran 20 600 rT Won
being bIaubf bfsfe Subtauere. Seue'
raj WfiIss CT paaIast at ubbeIe basIie
to ErebisbeIs &ationer til bper Snbi.
amer. Naar &onsrssisu famIes I De-
esmbsr, uiI ben fsrse for, at be lite
Iiber WanseI siennsm gintsren.