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The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

bishop Oberiy's Confidence Restored.
Bishop Oberly, the civil service commits
sioner, is one Of the most entertaining talk
ers here. and tells some very funny stories.
Here Is one of them He says that many
years ago, when young man, he was elected
to the assembly in Illinois, He was fright
ened whom the time came for him to go to
the capitol at Springfield for he was con-
scious that he was not the possessor OF pol
ished education. He feared that he would
be paled by the flashing OF bright intellccts
all around him. He took his seat ON the first
day in fear and trembling, but In Ave min
utes he was put perfectly at ease, and was
even made to think that, perhaps, lie might
be one of those who would ''shine." This
was what wrought the great change in his
mind;
"Mr. Speaker" said one assemblyman,
''there are no ink in the inkstandsn
Young Oberly was amazed 'lyelI," he
thought sis this the kind Of timber they
send heref'
Up rose another assemblyman, since fa-
nous the country over.
ssMr. Speaker said he, "there are ink, but
It are froze in the bottles
That was all young Oberly needed to put
him perfectly at ease sn the legislature =
New York Tribune.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
A Unique Stamp Collection just Sold.

A Unique Stamp Collection just Sold.
The Trenton Emporium" says, that
Mr.. e. B. Sterling, of that city, has sold
his rare collection of Revenue proof
stamps known to the stamp collecting
world as the Carpenter aud Goodall"
collections, also his paper currency
Confederate bonds, battle flags, silver
dollars ami other curiosities for the sum
of 81. 600, to Mr.. Fl. E. Deats, of Flem.
ington. Mr.. Dents is young collector
of the rare ard eurioses, and with wealth
at his command will soon take the front
rank among collectors in this country.
The sale is large aud important one
and will excite the stamp collecting pub
lie for some time to come.'
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Prudence dictates that great care
should be taken in the selection of sew
ing machine. We command the Davis
Vertical Feed. This machine is gem,
which, once obtained, win never be ex-
changed. 1t is the favorite for the fami
ly, and the possessor Of one is always
glad to recommend II. Il is the only ma
chine on which all kinds of sewing can be
done without basting.
Samuel J. Pickering, Agent, George
street, above Coryel.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

--Myres' Chick Chick -Keo, or Egg
Food, is the best article Tor poultry in the
world. It keeps them healthy and makes
the hens good layers. For sale by
ian II G. J. FISHER.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

In his late message, the Governor
paid high compliment to Richard B.
Reading, Esq, Of this county, Secretary
of the Senate. Gov. Green says ''every
Senate bill was presented and filed In the
Executive Department tho day of the
final adjournment of the last session."
while, ''from the day of the adjournment
Of tie last Legislature, for thirty days,
House bills were brought to the Execn-
tive from different quarters, by different
individuals, some being found in posses
sion of members, some in that of clerks,
and others 10 the possession of unofficial
PERSONS" The contrast here shown be-
tween the efficiency of Secretary Reading
and that of the Clerk of the last Demo-
cratic House, is deserved compliment by
a Democratic Governor.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

"A surprise party visited the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM. H. Gandey, in this
city, on Monday evening last. A large
number Of invited guests enjoyed them.
selves during the evening in social chat.
Mr.. Gandey and wife were presented
with handsome tea set, hanging lamp.
DC. The presentation speech was made
by Dir. Geo. II, Larison, to which Mr..
Gandey responded. Refreshments were
served.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

a Gard.
The Committee Of Major G. A. Angel
Post, No. 20. beg leave 20 return their
sincere thanks tc the ladies and gentle
men who assisted 10 their parts in the
casts of "Three Years in Man Trap,
which they did grandly, making it a sue
cess in every particular.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
The National Guard.

TIC National Guard.
From the report of the Inspector Gen
eral of the last annual muster and inspec-
ton, the strength Of the National Guard
of New Jersey, is shownao be three hun
dred and six commissioned officers and
three thousand six hundred and ninety
three enlisted men, total of three ihous.
and six hundred and ninety.nine. The
force now consists of fifty-three compa.
nies of infantry, two gattling companies
and one company of Sea Coast Artillery
organized into seven regiments and three
battallions and comprised in two brigades
and one division.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

You should not fail 10 see all the new
goods we are unpacking in our glass and
china ware department for the holidays.
Dec.7- G.. j. FISHER.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Those that pay cash for shoes can do
as well, or perhaps better, at LoUDEN's,
than at any other store in the country.
So says one who has tried it, nov.28-tf
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

We have the exclusive sale in this
city of Chase & Lanborn's Famous Cof-
fees and Teas. They never fail to please
Jan II G.. J. FISHER.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Ayers Sarsaparilla is prescribed and
recommended by eminent physicians, and
is taken with perfect safety by old and
young. Its cleansing aud vitalizing ef-
fects are sure and speedy, and 1t is uni
versally conceded to be the most effective
OF all blood purifiers.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Cure Yourself.
Don't pay large ductors' bills. The
best medical book published. 100 pages,
elegant c0lored plates, will be sent to you
on receipt of three 2-cent stamps to pay
postage. Address A. p. ordway Il Co
Boston, Mass.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Gentlemen, you can get your clothes
cleaned aud pressed at 80 Swan St., as
good as at any place in the country, none
excepted. Overcoats $3.50; Goats $100;
Pants rs; Vest 80. Ladies' goods at
re reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. w. RoUeHToN.
apr7.-tE
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
Thls Is Gnod Enomgh.

MIR. G. f. Bartholomew, Kalkaska,
Mich. says: 81 owe my life solely to DR..
David Kennedy's Favorte Remedy, Of
Rondout, N Y. had liver and kidney
disease, and for five years was unable to
go about. Lam now well, and can do a
mans work on my farm shall hold up
both hands for DR.. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy Price 81 bottle, six for $5.
Dec. 81, '87-4w
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Shoes at a low price for cash at
LouDEx's. nov .28-tf
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

-Women's Rubbers, 25c., $780,. best,
SOC. Mems Rubbers, 50c., 6Oc.. best
65c.-. Mems Rubber Boots, good article,
$3.50 VAN Horn Bios.
Jan. 25, 1851.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Tho Chambersburq (Trenlon) Press,
says: Franklin Castle, No. SO, of Lam
bertville. was to have visited Mercer Cas-
tie, No. 2S, on Thursday evening, but
failed to do so, giving as au excuse that
enough to make good showing could
not be induced to come. Their failure in
this respect was the cause of much dissp-
pointment not only to the members of
Mercer Castle, but also of Trenton and
Capital Castles, who were we'll represent
ed. A still greater disappointment was
that experienced by the sBuzzards, no.
tably Bros. Lawton, Auten, Osmond,
Dinges, aud the solitary bird of No. 23,
in not having an opportunity to exhibit
their skill in "doing up some inoffensive
eapiet
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
Cure Yourself.

Shoes at low price for cash at
loupEN's. nov.23-tf
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25

Live Stock Insurance Ofacers Elected.
Tho annual meeting Of the Delaware
Horse and Mulo Mutual Insurance Com.
dany was held Al The hotel of Jacob X.
Wilson, in Sergeantsville, on tho 14th
inst, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Dlrectors-Isaac S. Cramer, NJ. d.,
William r. Bearder, I. II. Hoffman, John
Parks. Wesley Johnson, John II. Wilson,
William Parks.
Trcasurer-Jacob K Wilson.
Sccretary--Gideon Moore.
Examiners aud Appraisers--D II.
Sharp, Hiram Moore, Asher Wilson, II.
r. Bodine, William w Wilson.
Auditing Committee--John r. Eick,
Andrew Bearder, David Bodiuc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
TERRELL.

Faserest ,n the Rsylv .l-ImmiErants Pas,
Ing Through Town.
special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Oct. I5.-Mr. Cheny
0ho some weeks sgo hurt himself y
falling from the top Of two-story house
and whose condition has been critical, il
sgain up and about in the city, tnougL
very Sadly crippled.
Foe reyi7si services were largely st
tendeG yesterday morning and st night
More interest Wss displayed
thsn ususl. There were
about ten converts and probably
three ttEaes that many peni.ents. Mr..
mu!ksy end his good lsdy left for Dallas
TO day. but NJ. Mulkey will return 10
Terrell THIS evening and assis. few
days longer Ia :be meeting, which Is now
becoming very interesting.
GA fashion mGvers continue to pass
Though town. They come IN sll h.1Gs
OF conveyances, mule, horse and OK
teams. End they come and go in almost
oil directions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

amply sufficient to sustain the conviction,
We will not disturb the fading of the
court below. Charge is full, fair and
oo-.ec. No reversible error. Affirmed.
Per Cpriam.
John Willisms Vs. the State; ssppesl
from Liberty; theft OF csttIe. The in
d;ctmen. alleged ownership and posses
sion in j. F. Skinner, who resided In Lam
pssss county. The evidence shows that
zoe elieged stolen cattle belonged to
Skinner, bat were ct the time OK the theft
snd had baeu f1= four years in the man
egement, cirH and control Of one Brewer,
who lived IL Liberty county. Hald: The al
legation as TO the possession OF the ami
nal wss rot sustained By the proof. The
court refused instructions as &c the vsri-
srce. Hei5: Error. reversed and Is-
marGed. WtlIsop, j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
sh.,mxn aeurt N.sa..
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. y
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. I5.-The follow
Ing cases were disposed OF in the District
court to-day: John Smith charged with
robbery WAS tried and acquitted by s
jay.
The case OF osepa Dion charged with
passing forged instrument OF writing
WAS tried by jury. He WAS found
guilty snd given two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The case of Dr.. j. T. Baker charged
with arson wss dismissed. The case has
been pending for long Whils, Dr.. Baker
having stood three trials which resulted
in hung juriss snd the cssa was at last
dismissed by the state. DR.. Baker was
charged with burning his OWE drug store
st Tiog:, in this county, and the maj orlty
OF the people have always believed him
innocent OF the crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
VIII Rival The B san Uass.
Spscial 20 the Gazette.

BoNHAM, TKx., Oct. 15.-Important
testimony that will come TO the front in
support of the remarkable suit-now or
tspis-of Mrs. Kate Knight E iHards Of
Terrell against the heirs of c. c. AleIsn-
der of Bonham for the "Hunt-Al KAN
der" lands (.oout $4,000 scrss in this
state viii have great weight is
AUTH relatively ststed-is evidence in the
matter OF the Bean will contest. SAID
suit, By the way, bids fair from the
peculisr features OF 1t and sll the testi-
moIy It covers to rival IN no:oriety the
celebrated Bean case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
asssssiuc ton at nsmpstesd


BEMPsTEAD, TEX, Oct. Is Last Sa.ur-
day night Lewis McDsde, q colored Repuo
licsn politician VAS shot through the heart
and instantly killed In one OF the public
streets by concealed assassin. To-day
the ci.izans held e mass meeting and
passed strong resolutions condemniug
the murder. reward was contributed
by the cit,z ms for the cspture or clew
to the murderer. The murder is still s
mystery. There is no excitement a!
present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
AN INTERNATIONAL QUESTION,
Tho Grand Truck Railway Hos Iu EsnoI
Full of MopEclars.


NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, Oct. 1.-THE
iour Chinameu continue TO be wards OF
toe Gisnd Trunk Railway, sleeping on tie
f0or in the general Visiting room Of the
station. Tie Grand Trunk authorities
have cone everything In toeir power 10
get them across the frontier to their des
tination, even communicating with the
authorities at Washington. Each time
The reply has come tbs. they csppot bs
allowed to enter the country. No doubs
the matter will bee 1me an intsrpstions4
QUESTION between China and the United
states. The feeling here Is that the
Canadian government should object Ia
Gspeds being made dumping groWd
tofshe Chinese es6psr population OF VIE
United Safes msae psupers by the
Uass& S ads authorities not SLOWING
spgm Is rssn INTO their places Of business
snd "o5s .-sk- 800!
ssssyT, !. ~ ..sT-e,.zIN s.: i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
.tsschmeut at rexarksra a.

Special 70 the Gazette.
TBxARKANA TEX, Oct. 1.-the eg-
Enlistment Of Henry Mendells, dealer in
dry goods and notions on West Broad
street, wss closed out by stischment to-
day. The liabilities ale about $4,000, and
the assets sre said to be ample to cover
all the debts, which are chiefly due in
S.. Id uis. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

EVERYBODY ssss .bs.SG:aad Republic
cigarros and bufos arc the best goods for
the money on tSHmsrket, CigarTos
cents each. Buf,aSe4 TOR 10. Oae sr.sl
viii convince yoas Sold BY I'll h:ss- class
dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
MaaiDe Intelligence.

Masine Intelligence.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. l5.-Arrive6 :
Steamship Alamo Irum New YORK win
esaGEel Cargo. szsss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Beware OF cohnsesfeita Salvation Oil will
cure your s'hes E4f pains Price IS cents
IT ia impo-tsnttd; check cough at once. Dr..
Bulbs Cough Syfupsgill do so. IS cts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

II you wsutA Life solid comior. smoke
Grand Rspu olieA@garros ana bu1os. Sold
by Gil arss-cl;4e oaslsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
HptpeQ. Gbmunhs So.

~ ~
Ser er MI goo lloiist til, at Siour 8eisr.
pationen ener en- Eel oeraf aabnes for Sett-
ling i iuoep9rente S9ion; bpis iaa tier,
fommsr piIt ben 1tprite Strem at penbe Tia
oerben, ioet Ganoet uben Suipl er i9roeles
beloigt beli9senbe. Naar MI bette er fer
oist for filing" eler "iquattins", iaa buroe
Sfanoinaper tase liot Senipn til, bpao ct
Bar Snoienoere til "2ecorab=T olten" bar
ltrepet ON oenue @ieuitanb, nemiis at Rorlte
eler o9iaa andre Stanoinaper ilaar ii9 iams
men os banner en- lfanoiuapilf Npbp9o eler
Excitement. gtbpert 9rlist t9nfenoe Weuz
nefe buroe inoie bet Npttise os 9obe beri.
Oct er npset triit at lepe ipreot ON Der os
Der blanot 5remmeoe, bpor Der life er Nnleos
ming for nosen Stole, Treft eler Wenisbebs.
Oronins. gu grfuriion no til 5rasten piloe
litfert iremme bet Der %ombauoleoe. "Rierre"
funee {. gts. p9re Samlinssfteoet for gr.
furiionifterne. Jorreiten pl jes operlabe til
Roaen, iom er mere iienet, at beitemme os
leoe Jpretasenoet.
Ser er ri enonu for faa I'll at lsnne en-
Brett. 9ep. 8irtbat af aonierentien par Der
iioIte Ssit ct BAR 8anse os pr9oiteoe i gsens
Tab Of Nisiionar. San oil osiaa toripse
paa at banne en- Renisbeo Der, oeriom ale
er piai9e. G.G. ..
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Nnritiube (Sprtihafnis Sinmonts,

6Dritinoe 6%prtibafois Iiamanter.
5ur flere 9lar iiben bleo Der fra Jprit
inoe @ortibafof, Der ben Sang leoeoe /
Garis, i~tjaalet 0iamanter til ct 8elpb
Of $4,000. Oct frantic Tolitis Be.
~itrabelier for at finbe 9pueue iprte life
til noset 8elultat. gn 9pIfer, Der fob
/ 5pritinoens 1ieneite / gsenifab al
Sefretar, furisste at beRlebe Mistans
fen paa 8ammerjomiruen. itjsnt Der life
funoe ifaffes n~osetiombelit 8epis. Otter
nosen 9ibs 5urlpb fprlob Sefretaren
i'm 2Ieneite bus 5prilnben. gtu er bet
lpffeoes en- Ssn al 5pritinbens tiblisere
aammerjomfru, en- Suriit ueb gtaun
gilbert, at beuiie, at BET bar Sefrete,
rem, bois gtapn er 8idert, lom baobe
itjaalet 9iamanterne. pan er tilise
meo en- Mebifplbis / bisie Gage blepen
arreiteret / 5ranfiurt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Seotle. Naib. Serr


Seatle liaser lige pep "Fuset SOUND, en-
Sjorb, iom lfi9rer inb fra bet StiIe Sap, os
her er alereoe life iaa lioen Sfibsfart. Sper
bar omtrent IS 5uiinoe Snobpssere. men er
/ itaeis Sppprt, os bet er ale lloiister til,
at ben oil blipe mcget itor. 8limatet er
milbt, men r~esnIulot ON Yaaren, % efter en-
% anoen Sollfinsbas fan man ie pafre
Ylomiter / Sauen % srpnt grGs omtrent 6
CONNER bgit.
9a ies Tom no Der / oenne Nitro9 al Der
ben, bapoe jes neppe uentet at trGfe nosen
Sfanoinap; men fan man Del noaetiteos Tom
me, buor Der life iinoes Stanoinaper?
9a llnoerretnins for benz al mine 2anbs
mano, iom bar tentt fig BERTH, ifal ie9 for
tale, at ri nplis bar itiftet en- iocial 5ors
ening os bar sipet ben Napuet "Roroen".
Seniisten meo oenne Screening er of jamie
be If~anbinapiIfe Nt9nb os 8pinoer til ielIfa'
belis unoerboloense Sammenfomiter, ps ri
bar prre rcsul9re Wgoer en- Sang bpel
llss.
Gil Sormano palsteS VI. Sfeiber, 8ice
iurmanb 6. 5rpiel, os til SetretRr 8. Rag
ms.
Gil Iruitiier ualstss Sobn glepe. ". 5uer
% VI. 8riitianien.
3erbos blsp bet palst en- 8omite, beitaa
eupe Of 3 Meelemmsr, for at noarbeioe 6cr
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Gem Y. o. Brripu Co. Tot

Gem y. g., Bropu Go, 5af.
9et heroRrenoe Ifanoinapife Excitement
sr enenu lioet; men bar COB Nnlsnins til at
bl're itprre; bet er ~belissenoe / ben isnore
Del al SrowH gountp fra 4 til 40 Nlile /
Spo fro Bath, % fra 10 iii IS Nile / Spos
Oft for Spen Nberoeen, gcuntp SGbst for
SropH 60. Tsnne Sp bar I'LL ct Snbbps
serantal al melem 4 os 5000; 8 Seru-
banelinier; Here Saner pentes / en- NOR 7renls
tio, iaa Der er llbiist til. at Nberbeen pil
bIipe en- al Yeiteus itprre Bper. 9anbet Der
er ouermaaoe goot, bel itittet for Ngerbrus
os areaturapl; Sorobunoen bsitaar Of tort
Stub meo ct llnberlns al Ser. 8rus eller
Sten iiuoes Der life paa en- flor Smtreos.
Ser er en- tor Gel, ii4r al anoie Natio=
naltteter, iom bar ta9et op 8ouuernment
2ano uoen at bile blipe oirtelis, Settlere;
De bcloer 2anoet puu Equalization, ps pil
i9lse no paa meset rimelise YiItaar.
Ser er lloiist til, at ben Ssrnbane, ipm
ltal bngges ira @atertown til Nbsroeen, bli.
per fulofgrt tommenoe CONNER oeure Sare
oil slennemiflare bette Excitement, os Der
oil i%aalebes bliue enbba n9rmere Iarteo.
Set fan ilet life iises, at bet bar gaaet
meset burti9t meo Den ltunoinapiite Suos
.oanorins bertil, men ben bar tiltaset noset i
Den ienere 3io, os ri baaber, ben pil sipre
ltpre Jremltrtot / en- Or 5remtio, tbi Ri bar
MI 'aaet oronet bet Here 0enieenoer iaa, at
5olt, ipm bar uRret pant til at bape bet no
s~enlunoe babe meo Stoler, @uostienelter
o9 anoet 9isnenoe, life oil fsle Rpbpssers
lioet iaa meset, iom alminoeli9t er 5ilf9loe
/ De feite npe Settlemsnter. 5or pmtrent
Ter Nar iioen blep Der orsaniieret en- Menis-
ben al Spnooen ben b~etjeues al berboenpe
Taitpr g. s.. ulsater; ienere bleo Der p9iaa
orsaniieret en- lioen Wenisbeo al Gonfereus
len, Der b~etjenes Of Taitor ajelaas fra Bebs
tier. Y. g. Nielien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

! me9et itsrre Grab, tbi be tore slet,sr NOR
uue onr'eore os peHt bsiiseenee: men bupr
p'ot saHoet tunoe rRre at iomme / Beiio.
0elle a., oeo leg lie at iisc: ituloe man flsbe
az De fcr1Gpnte Giere piloe Get islpfsIaelio
ol'oe nie9et oprt. ansonenoe alimast. fan
le9 mn t9s, at Bet er, iom paa manae lio.
henoe oteoer. Saaoe Yinteren % Spms
meren bar nte9eH 9isbeb meo 2ouiiiana. men
1aa er man I Nimtnbslisbeb ON Sonmereu
aI9ltet al solera, ben guile Seber Ga Here
lmlftenoe Spsoomms. On 8interen bor
man ofte beftise Storme, icm De falper BON.
pero; De afltebtommer itpr Sfaoe. baaoe pao
6arfsler o9 Sus; mause 5aitsier tor for.
lllt paa 8aeSen al n9unte Sp, men M i be
l'nere Var bar De bespubt at anlasse 9uiier,
lao oil uoebaseli9beo / iaa Senieenee ON no
gen 40 oil bltpe afblulpet, ps snfeliat Ifuloe
oef o9!e, tht mango Wenueiter er brufuebe
bare Tor oaarlis Sapns Stplo. On ben On.
lteliSe Splpsnirg Tube mansle, haaber lea.
Se oil unohploe, ba ies blot bar p9ret Der
ION ssHano os aloris isr ltrepet i nuaen
Nois. Seq bar fsrlt / ben ienere lib baft
anleontn9 til at laie "Gecorab.R piten" %
er bel fornsiet meo BEN os Tiger iaa manse
2at for De interesiante Sprtauinaer. ben
brin9sr os ! oe enionlme arbeicslpis Yinters
oa9e. 8 9. q.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
4rIinatpn. atnnsburn Co. TOT.


Spopsit fro Wilmington or ei tort HorIi
Excitement, os Der CT en- uorii Reuisbeo,
iom ~beiienss Of Yaitor 5orsiOH. arlington
or en- Iieeu Sp, bps get pso ghiedao 4 Rortb
Nsfern Sernbane. ger er 5lere. iom bano.
Ter meo aolouia!uarsr, TO mse Serrporer, to
apotbsisrs, TO Rebslbanolers, to B~antfor
retntHssr, TO Rooebauolsre, TO Slastsrbuti'
ter, TO Srnieperiitsesr, TO, iom hanoler mee
gaa'frneri, ct Sotel, en- Rsitruratipn, ct Breo.
os a~afeuoials. ct CREAMERY, ct S,omassr'
n%ertitee. ct Roiibus, en- Barber. en- Saoels
mayer, en- Scsumaser, en- 9eieftalo, en- RsGle
cs TIRE glepatorer, % en- iieree, iom tilbsrer
5armerne. Seq maa bellsr life forslsmms,
at nt bar 10 7ottorGr. Si bar psiaa G, BOG
trptteri.
Nlt int 9ono er pptaset Der, men bog CT
bet life panltelist Of iaa ,lsbt 4ano, Do Der
er Mango, iom bar Here apnrter, euo De
trRnser, os Triisu er life iaa tor.
u. 6. Glen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Hutlano, Got.

JlulIuIlpf 2ul.
let funoe maa1fe + Of libt Snteresle
for no9le af Blaoets 99iere at faa bgre ber=
fra Conn Of @eber 60, Sargent.
vi leuer Der t9t up til Sis teton Snoianer
Geieruatipnen. vi er blot 5 nprlfe SAINT
lier; f~orreiten er Der ale Sluss Tatipner,
men lGnsere / Spo ps SpoDit er ret mango
Nprite. Ser er to norlf-lutberlte Wenisbes
Der.
sort Tpit Office er 8utlano, bupr Der er
ire Grocery Stores, ct 9rus Store, en- Serns
parebanoel, to Wpbebanblers gutifer. ttli9e
to Spebebls, Depot % en- 9rmber g)aro meo
%eb' og aulsSanoel. Nfuiste Nar bar Der
osiaa to Salppner, men be er MI omtrent
f%asierte; je9 tror bog, at Der fore9aar en- Gel
smuggling. Sioite Ssf iii ri ~irataset Dem
beres Gicenie.
Gi bar ogiua en- lihen gp 6 Mile peiter,
for ps; oens Nnpn er Sauann; Der ct Gro
cerp= % 9rpgooos Stpre, bpis gisre er
nprife; ct Sarbpare Store, ct Bparoinstus,
en- Smeoie % to Speoebus os let 9epot;
besse bisie gper er ~belisseuoe peo Winneas
petin & Wanitpba ganen. Nu fommer Je9
til bet for os Settlere iaa pistise Spsrsss
maal, oct nemlis, ON Der life iflloe bore
Nogen, iom bar Mioler os Snteresle not til
at ppfsre ct Mslebrus. Ser er ben beoite
Anleonins, iom ies %flenoer; ies ifal osiaa pps
nine Stehpt npt pr 2 9PiIp / Snhnp5t fnr SHIT.
Lamb eler rettere peo Spras Safe. Ser er
"%sraset" en- SioetrGt os Ssen Zig ger tot
inotil Bauen. Der er pper 40 Wfile paa bper
Sibe, bpor Der insen Wgle iinoes, os en-
Manb, iom bar Snbiist bet Slass, uiloe
sisre bet meset sobt Der. Ser pilbe osiaa
p9re en- COB Elabs for ct Creamery, ba 5olt
logger fig mere os mere efter areaturaol.
s. 6. 5laobp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Utica, Sa.

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Dr. Reoattsrl
a 'Gecorab Soften" No. 26 ices, at en-
'''1osr pnIfeoe, at npsen al Slaoets Gbon
1sr olloe sipe noaen S~plpsnius an9aa
Z SHeuos Npres.
"a ar9enttnlte Tspubl,f eller be 5oreneoe
4esr oeo 9aplataIIooen bar benimoo 2
4Nl0aer Sn%obpssere. 9anosts pietisite
"osst'loe er be fore Sioroer al 8p9s,
'Rfnler omfrins pua be srasrise Yama
sooeOltaoen Yuenos Npres bar betps
y 0oi0rlel al Suoer, tgrret ajpo, 3ala,
~'S senate, iom fsres baaoe til europa
II Oe noroameritanlfe 5%rifater. Yaa en-
Ha9tes paa De oerp9reuoe Salaosrps
|Serler) op til IA q 1900 Stptter 8pRs.
" yer er mango ~iaaoanne, er Der meset
@'lorleI az De isr nGunte Ting. tbt en-
\" qua ca, 300 Resiiter IONS laiier 10 a
SROer, os Der ubfsres uanafoloise
sAae saoninser. Seq bar ielp pGrst
lee' ira Breooerne of 9a.Ylata 5lo.
0ppe aaa BrGrierne primleoe Der at
't Nom tilbgrte Slasterierne. 8oms
n1'' len9re ino | 9anoet, timber man
u o'Iot Sues. iom iparmer ON
n'Sl0a cisie npttissisres Of Suobrs
"Ve9aOi bar man osiaa / DC ieuere
'Vrt saa oppe peo Sreoperne al Jioia'
;s,,. 1'IIoo til 9asElata. 3iaise pprtts
k,,, iOhl bar sipet ct iiIireos1ilenbe Re
S's OgHtes, at gserbrus Tumble priuss