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Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
Letter From Sudlersv;l',,- n z

MR.. EDITOR :-Perbans
t,o,n 20 sn, our town will be Of SOM -'% v; lines
10 some of your readers ''e ln,eres,
49,, ouN1Iersyille is a quiet Inn.
the Y. A. q X. r. r.. abo". '. Town %
rom the main line of Nh" II 10 mile.
railroad. 1t has very mnroI De!aVar-
inhabitants. As it is in ~ al ana sob-,
district, those who will ,sl.' 'o'a' optic,
tb;sI, thGsL 80 elsewhere to qufrol 'Ie'r cup.
euIrs'' ana 1t IS very seldom II1 ~ Tie,
see a man intoxicated. r. l"a' y0g
ParaIiFely free from tLo,. 'so CON.
Inat u curse some Of the tnviS irS1''onages
ehlhsula-the Town c.. 'h this
almost all our inhabitant. 'o9>Ils las
hn',, in some pursuit OF employm.,,r.s ,rsasei
h''. nave no time to at, nd to o,}rr'.n' I'n' they
tbsiI business, but generally try 2' to a,,p P,eops.
we are in the midst of ,
growing district. The nesct7 scat t iFui.
lull and everything bids f';- trees are
peach crop. ''''' io' "a large
Messrs. Gadd & sudIer .-.
extensive preparation, for ,'..'. '.,, making
anu anu peaches, and they emr,.,. ,''''''DS corn
8rge number of men ara quite
,;y iney Will begin canning corn women
tllhe' then our town will ~. '...-',a .'' d '1o,.
our merchants happy. '''-y aid
C,I' NII' Fhillips, IA barber s-o
dayton has moved here o,''ri.y o,i 1
work at his trade. ANA begun
FARMERS have serious Tear. d..
continued rains Will injurr n. ,"", t-e
crop. ''t Tie WL-a,
Suders5Ue M - ,SoEIHBLER
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SmLIna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Athletic
Association will be held this evening.
WIN. N. RANsoSi's field Of corn ad-
joining the town is noticeable for it's
fine size.
DR.. THOs. G. MOORE has rented a
house opposite the Opera House. to 90
to housekeeping.
ONE Of our citizens residing on "Her-
rim Hill" had a fine, ripe tomato from
the vines in his garden on Monday.
THE name of the new society of
Knights of the Golden Eagles insti.
tuted in this town last week is Union
Castle, No. II.
ENOCH TURNER has already put an
edition Of room above and a room be-
low to the new house he built on Fra
zer street last fall.
The tomato worm, that was so des-
tructive to the vines last year, has
commenced earlier this year and prom
ises to be equally as bOthersOme.
THE place Of Mr.. Nichols, who left
Clements store two or three weeks
since to go to Georgia, is supplied by
styles X. Clements, of Templeville.
THE farm Of Thomas Deakyne. in
Thoroughiare Neck, which was sold at
Sherif7s sale on Monday, was bought
by Hon. G. B. Lore for $2,5OO-1S5
acres.
THE Record is authority for the
statement that Albert w. Cummins. a
late graduate Of Lafayette College, has
accepted the position Of sporting editor
of the Morning NelUs.
HOWARD VANBUsKIRK. who was
with A. G. Cummins for several wears
and left last Spring for Pittsburo' Pa.
has returned 10 Smyrna to accept a no.
sition as salesman for Lewis & Price.
and will enter on his duties next Mon.
day.
SMYRNA is getting or down, which
ever it is, to Saratoga rates to take q
ride ia a borough. It only cost four
dollars for four men to ride in the pro-
cessi0n on the 4th, the time being a
fraction over one hour and the gait a
walk.
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THE high-license law for obvious
reasons is antagOnized by both ex-
treme temperance men and out-and out
rum advOcates-by the first on moral
grounds that it is wrong to license an
evil, and by the second from direct
sOrdid interest-and it is with no little
concern that the operations of such
laws are watched in their execution.
Philadelphia may be considered a fair
test, because there they have officers
that enforce the laws before them, and
the following from the Philadelphia
Record, which is in opposition to the
authorities, ought to be taken as a fair
exposition of the facts in the case:
This city is becoming very good, or
else some of the people have changed
their mode of living during the past
thirty days" said a prominent official,
: for it is reported to me by wholesale
flour dealers that the demand for bread
is unprecedented" To verify this
statement reporters called at dozen
baker-shops, and at each place they
were informed that the demand for
bread had increased greatly during the
past thirty days. A baker on South
Third street said l attribute this in
crease to the High License law. There
are only two saloons in my neighbor-
hood now where there used to be about
twenty-five, and instead of selling beer
for 6 cents per pint they charge 10.
Poor people will not pay that price for
beer, so they spend their money for
bread"
A butcher in the same neighborhood
said there had been a much greater de-
mand for meat among the poorer
classes recently, and he gave the same
reasons for the increase.
a dealer in secondhand furniture
who sells goods on the installment plan
told reporter a story that makes a
fitting illustration of the effect of the
new law. An old woman came into
my store the other day." said he, "and
asked to look at a bedstead. She picked
one out from my stock and paid me SIS
for it. Then she told me that her hus-
band was a laborer employed by the
city and that up to a month ago he had
spent his wages for rum and smashed
the furniture in the house during his
drunken frenZies. Now he is behaving
nicely, said she, and she had saved the
money out of his small earnings since
June to buy the bed. Before that time
they had been sleeping on the floor.
Drunkenness is evidently becoming
unpopular, or else the High License
law is working a wonderful revolution
in this city.
The arrests here on the Fourth of
July for drunkenness were but sixty.
and of these twenty-five were dis
charged, as being considered only
drunken incapables," after they had
partially sObered up. This is only one
person for every 100000 Of the p0pula.
ton. In 1887, on the 5th of July over
200 persons were arraigned before the
various Magistrates for intOxication,
and 112 were held.
The commitments to Moyamensing
Prison Thursday for drunkenness num-
bered but SO, while on the 9Th of july,
1887, there were 112 unfortunates who
were sent to swelter in the stone Jug.
The figures for the corresponding DAYS
IN 1885 and 1886 show even a greater
increase, so that according to the sta
tistics for the present year inebriety is
losing great deal of its popularity
and, as a result, the people in general
are reaching higher plane of civiliza-
ton.
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Prohibition Convention.

The Prohibition Party of the State of
Delaware will hold State Convention
at Dover on July oath to choose a Rep
resentative in Congress and Electors.
The friends of Temperance will meet
at their respective voting places Tor
some suitable place. on Saturday, July
2lst, to select delegates. The basis of
representation will be 40 from Sussex,
40 from Kent and 60 from New Castle.
Q. H. REGISTER, Chairman.
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business T.o.,1

GEO. VI. STEvEN-ov ,.l
and ill all orders for ir,. ,- .' receive
shortest notice. '-' d, 'le
For the BEST Lemons in Sr.,-.
10 Oeo. NJ. Stevenson's, Mark, :. ,.'' 20
VIM. p. Smithels has to l... ..
IN sums Of $1,000 each: and All, S,'y, So
on mortgage on farm land. WV
ler's. 'N' i'' "' boeAm-
Try the Wilmington Cf,r
Laundry, W. F. BUCHANAN, Agent -l-
Carpets by Sample or in stock .,
- %. CooPer's Dry Goods and Car. A.. =.
Store, Prices low. ' carpet
Goods called for and delivered
the agent for the Wilming,one ~ ~! ,!
Steam Laundry. ~" N''!
Pulpit and Family Bible. 81,
Cooper's. '' - D.
-, Wilmington City Steam LsunJ-,
W. r. BUCHANAN, Agent.
T, -'"'0S' euclls, Pens. Ink. Tablrr-
Errasers. Blank Books, Crayor .n5 II
other School Stationery. and IN % a. G
School Books, at J. b. Coopcr, E.y
Store. i''oA
Orders for Ice Cream. &C. received
and promptly attended to al Boebmi.-.,
Devoe Brilliant Oil. the be,, and ..f
est oil made, at J. B. Coopers
Blank Books, all Styles. Size. and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's ''-'
FRESH Candy every day at B.er.r.
ler's Candy Kitchen.
Table and Pocket Cutlery at JB
COOper's.
Granite and Porcelain Tea an5
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated AZ
]. B. Cooper's. %
Window Shades and spring Fixture.
at ). b. Cooper's. Loops AMI Friuges
Order any Book you want. atJF.
COOper's.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
For the smyrna Tymes

For the Smyrna Times.
| had front seat to the base ball
game last Wednesday between the
smyrna and Camden clubs. It was a
game between two hired batteries-the
Camden club having the better one of
the two, came off Victorious.
when the Smyrna boys learn how To
strike drops, curves, in and out shoots
,s tlen tney may possibly win q game.
but there IS 2 good deal Of the tonoI
manifested in these parties who aye
hired 70 do the battery work that I
don't admire. Boys, don't Ven think
u would be more 70 your own individ-
ual credit as we'll as to the town which
your Climb represents TO have gIE your
players from your own town. I will
stake Barnes and Wharton as a battery
backed by the other seven of our own
boys, against any nine that Camden
can bring here, Of their own boys. and
heat them too. Yours,
AMANDA.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
For me smvyna Times

For me smyrna Times.
MR.. EDITOR-Dear Sir. In looking
over your last issue find letter from
Cheswold, and in that letter the an
nouncement that @. p. Richards is
making preparations to move to Will
mington in few weeks. This is not
the case. have never thought Of
moving, and I would like Mr.. "Gold
Dust to be more careful in the future
and try to get things right before send
ing them in for publication. He NAV
not have intended to hurt my business.
butif he had just thought for one mo,
ment he would have seen very readily
All persons who have emploved ~ - y.
do their work, after reading the Iot,oo ~
from Cheswold, would verS nat,,saii'i rrs io.Isr
set some one else. Please allow me-
ton. Yours respectfully. 7 eo'iec-
9. p. RrcKARna
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
New Advertisements.

THE attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Fruit Growers k-Semi-annual
Dividend of four per cent.
II. R. Mustard & Co.,-Peach Bas-
kets.
McGaw & Brother-Men, Women
and boys wanted.
David Baird & Son-Peach Trees,
Manalapan, n. J.
VIM. Herbert, State Treasurer-No-
tice to Manufacturers
Wanamaker & Clothing.
Jacob Reeds Clothing.
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Portrait of Col. Edwin Wilmer.

Last week the portrait of Col. Will
meT, (which we announced some
weeks ago was in the course of prepar-
alton as present to the Col. Edwin
Wilmer Post G.. A. r. No. 20. of this
town. was received and has since been
on exhibition in the window of VIM.
II. Baggs, prior to its proper place
ment at the head quarters of the Post.
The painting was. from a photograph
taken before the war, none having been
taken it seems since, and while doubt
less a correct likeness Of the age at
which he sat for the picture, is a little
disappointing at first sight to those
who remembered him only at the
period when he was Colonel and Pre-
vOst Marshal. A second look however
has in nearly every case, brought the
outline Offeature and figure more i'm
pressively to view.
1t is from the studio of David A.
Woodward, Prof. of Painting and Fine
Arts, new building of the Women's In
dustrial Exchange, Baltimore. Prof.
Woodward painted this portrait for e.
NJ. Wilmer, who presents it to our
post.
Shortly after the death of Col. Will
mer, last January, his old military
| comrades and members of his regiment
at Smyrna formed IL Grand Army Post.
and named it in his honor. This ac-
ton was peculiarly appropriate he
having been born in this town, spent
his early years here, later actively en-
gagged in business, and during the War
the most energetic and prominent mil
itary man in the State.
The canvas is 40X56 inches, known
as e." Bishop" size; the portraiture that
of man of firmness and great decision
of character, and in full health: the
likeness that of 25 years ago. The
| treatment The moment selected is
the morning in a mountainous region
and view, with the mist of the dawn
just rising, rendering an atmospheric
effect to the back ground Of foliage and
peak, and camp scene, causing the fig
ure to stand out in bold relief against
the morning sky. The figure contem-
| plating the distance, showing thought
tulness, determination and vigilance.
The flesh is painted in a broad. rich
and transparent manner. The acces-
sorles are treated in careful natural
istic way-swOrd, gauntets. draperv.
and military decorations being perfect
ly handled.
The frame is of very elegant deep-set
design, full gold finished, and is very
massive. In center Of upper panel is
an eagle, full spread, grasping in right
talons United States flag, and in the
other Delaware State nag-emblaz-
oned arms. In the upper mitres are
crossed swords; midway the side
panels on either side are Infantry knan-
sacks in the lower mtres are crossed
muskets, and in the center of lower
panel a tablet with the inscription
COL. EDWIN WILMER.
9th Regt.,
DEL. INF VOLs.
The frame, after design by f. NJ
Wilmer was made by Conrad Hamp.
and the Ornamentations are hand
carved by G. F.. Meisahn.
The whole is a very fine piece of art
work in painting and mounting, and a
highly creditable specimen of the capa-
bility of Baltimore artists and artisans
and will be much appreciated by our
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
.S1zY1'WU, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, July IL, 1883.

THE "TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
TERBS-SUBsCRIFTIoN=- One year S.. 90 in advance
OF $3.50 if not paid tiil the end Of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
Ofseven Cents a line for the frstinsertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly ,semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
NEW MHEAr
MARRIAGES.

HAWKINS-KENNEDY The residence 5f
the brides sister, Mrs. :. E Powell. 8l6 Reed
street, Philadelphia, May I'D, lsss. by Rev
Mm. Shermer Harry Hawkins. of Chester. Pa
.dnLS anu MISS is Emma v Kennedy youngest daugh-
Roads
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
BuokIen,s 49,.

SoroS S.isalEe ~ SalEe IN the world t- -.
Cbanncdic lit tIs Sait Rheum. Fev,- H,-,v
ETGptions iSG "aniI and po.5,l.a C9ii6.a.a, Corn, ..
FFeqgiired. It's guarantee T.. ,i,. ., " B.. .4.
Loy vi money refunded F-.r ..'. --..
OoA' FOR sale by jaime, T. h, ~ 'ei., i.,
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for he Smyrna Times.
Kenton.

Kenton M. Il. Sunday School will
have a picnic instead Of a bay party
this year. July 21 is the day appoint
ed. The schools Of Blaekiston's church
and Central have been invited to Join
in the sylvan festivities. When pic
ME" or "beaeh is put to a vote be-
fore the school, the children take to
the water like a duck but the Sunday
School council thinks it the part of
wisdom to Boycott the bar and the
dance hall this year Previous years
have demonstrated to the managers
that human nature is weak and needs
to petition lead us not into tempta-
tation."
Kenton, DEL, July Oh, 1888.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
STATE OF DELAWARE.
PEACH TREES FOR SALE

Also, All Other Fruit, SHADE npd Ornau,ru-
tai Trees, Vines and Plants.
We make PEACH TREES A SPECIALITY and
aIe among those who believe by planting healthy
Nauon peach orchards may be Kent in thrifi and
p p,ohe ~ years or more. We invite buyers o.
ma nlahe personal inspection and can refer among
'he many who have our trees 10
Joseph Roberts Of Niddieto,vp delaware. D.
W, Coroit, Odessa Geo. W. Cummins Alex. g.
Ridgeley, Dover, Del
DAVID BAIRD & SON,
july ll-6m Manalapan New jersey.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
23d Dividend.

The FRUIT GROWERS. NArIoNAL BANK.
mn SMYRNA, Del. July 10. lSSs
The Directors have this dav declared
Divldend OF FOUR per cent. Tor the last
SIX months, payable on demand
july ll-2w n. f. WILDS. Cashier
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
DEATHS.

kELLER.-In this town. July sth. Of cholera III
Isntnm, } Frank Keller, son Off F. and Mag
gle Keller, aged months.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
GRAIN.
OFFICE OF

Philadelphia ! Smyrna Transportation .:=z.I
July 1lth, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11
A SPLENDID CHANCE

for YOU, if you are willing 10 work Stes9v en-
gagement the year round at good wages. NJ ex-
peIIehee required. Outfit free send az once Tor
J: AUSTIN SHAW, Nurseryman.
july Him pooh.,,,-- y Y
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11

MIhen baby was sick, we gave her Ci>t-t
NJ Mhen she was Child, she cried for Cs,,a-is
M,hieh Mheh she became Miss She clung % t.t,t.-ia
"heh she mad children, she gave them Ca,i5rs
Smyrna times., 1888-07-11

Side Bracket and Extension lamps.
at J. B. Cooper's.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29
S,lolanoet.

Da u2ossammen" norbenfor Chip:
pa,ua Sails blep Drubt, ifeoe Der itol
|sfabe paa Garmernes 9uie os 2abe'
bpenin9er. Oe truer n,eb at iaslss,
2ostompasnierne for Staoeseritatnins.
= Mrs. 2ucp Barion blep Dnsoos.
aften arreiteret ! Gbicaso. 9un tisrtt
siennem BDen % ubbelte Girfularer al
fin Manos Bog ON .,Qlnarfisme." Bog
Bnssien bang 8illebet af benoes benret.
tebe Mano.
Maboneps berpsteoe Damebus
j aiblano blep lutfet forrise nse. IS
apinber bleu forilpttet 6l ct Dpbolbss
iteb i Stooene nar 9ousbton BOint.
Iirsbas Aften 81. II blep CHAR
les Gbaline ibieliiubt af Sobn See
Branoun, Minn. 2isipnsiurien fanbt
at Morbet bar operlnst Os at en- Marti,l
Wfoe bar meoifplois. GOrbitrelie bar
itor % mango talte ON 2pndnins.
s Cincinnati bsoe en- @ebaits,
af ct tpit Dlab af @olfii 5rebae.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29
Hntise Gal ,,plamte,,.

Nlbert Griffin iasbe peo Ronpeutios
l'en ! 0bieaso til en- Supporter:
Der er life ben rinselte 1oipl om.
at &epubliianerne oil antase en- Nnti.
Saloonplanfe i fin Ylatform oo feie
eanoet. Get oiloe bore iuloftenbiot
Selpmoro for benz at naate at oisre
bette.
vi bar bolot Trebiepartiet nebe oo
looet oen. at bet republifanlfe Yarti
ltal erfjenbe bet retfarbise oeres arap.
Nastes bort Jorlansenbe, pil bet pere
Partiet unrulist at pinbe 6 stater.
Joiua saar enten oemofratiIf eller pro=
1ibitioniitiif, SlIinois pil saa oemofra=
nit meo 10000 stemmer os bet npe
Barti oil treffe mellem 100000 oa l
Million stemmer 2anbet.
"Wen pifoe life Yartiet tabe mango
8Otes, blanot benz bpis Snteresier e.
'sie forbunone meb 8ranbepinsbanbe>
len?" ipnrste 8apcrteren.
ouoen 3piol! Nen bet pil osiaa
taloe frem til @alsurnen Tulimber, iom
! flere Nar bar bolbt fig blemme os beg.
uoen oiloe bet lotfe til fig ale reipeftable
Oemotraler. 8i tilbDoer ben fbite Nnz
leonins for &ebnins. Deriom @,pub=
lifanerne isnorerer sfbolbsioltet pil be
itprtes paa en- Naabe, buis @ibeftpffe
life nil fllnne oppiies Nmeritas politi>
lte 9iitorie. 9e fan ninDe aft, peb at
siere BET, iom be peb er ret os ub1etter
zig lite for nosetiombelit Tab."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29

forlifrer Gerben ON, at bet er bet en-
riSti9e, cs for at beuile, at bet itfe Bio
er | Gale, men Osiaa 0anblinser, at q
Wsaaoebulbsman6 er forsn afbolbsfolte
tar ban fig en- Dram o. ct Glas Dl
staaler meo fine @enner, iSrrer fin Gnu.
be - % iler til fit Mrbdbe, prilenbe 3,
@epublitaniie % Demofratiite Eartier
iOm 9iper os 2ooens Met til at brittle Of
@alifab os Jattisoom paa Salien.
Ser fil,oes tilIise uosle Ganatitere
Osiaaf fjenot unber 9sauu af 1otalafbolbs>
folt os nQranfs" oa mango andre pene
Napne, builfe ere bem tilesuebe af @a=
loOnpeuner; bisie slibolpsfolt fan lite
faa ino ! fine 9opeber, nt @alounen eisr
sObt for 2anb % 5olt. Sc fan lite for.
itaa at Galoonoerter ihlbe pare 8e.
iielet af iaa flor Ell ai0rlisbeb til Mens
ueifelasten, at be ifulbe beifpttes i fine
DpOfrelier meb $500 os 1900.
8eleraoe er en- patfer Bp, l,ns iom
ben er bar ben a0erebe siOrt itore Jrem>
ifribt. Sen bar 9 Stores al be forifiel-
lise Slass, Sarnesibop, 2Smebe Bert
iteber, 9otel, 3 Gleuatorer, 2 2umberz'
iarb .. m. a. Seq baDbe aar sle,nt, en-
Saloon, boor Slouanb er at faa tilfisbs
oJ bpor ben un9e Mano fan faa ben
forbereoenbe nbbanuelie.
Belgrade bar osiaa en- Nfbolbaiore<
ming, iom baaber ensans at ie bisie 2a-
items 9uler banlpit fra oeres Bp. 8i
er forpislet ON, at be lite pil blipe be-
iiemlnet fit 9aab.
.Gelt &aabet"s 2Riere billes paa bet
penlisfe fra Belsrabes Mfbolbsforenins
os beres miblertioise Dnife os 8sn til
ale briffenoe 4anbsmnnb er: 8lip to-
talafbolbenbe, bliu meb us / bette. tore
3efarinationsarbeibe, at lefe bort 6olt
fra Dritfens Slauelanter.
aprrelponoent.
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HepnblifanerMes Scott
DentiDs.

s5Srlt Mcnoos Gftermiobas lpffebes
bet ben repnblifanife aonpentiou at faa
uOmineret fin Ranbioat for Yreiioentem
bebet. Ser bleb baloteret otte @an9e.
SHERMAN bbieite Stemmeantal bar 244
lapelte 1l8, @reibam git Up til 1913 os
falbt til SO, 9arriion be9pnote meb so
os fob bele 1iben lapere eno Gberman
inbtil ban peo zoe Ballot babhe 544
mob gberman l1S, @relbam 50 os Nl~
ger 100. Ser bar ialt life minore cub
II &anioater Warten os Blaines
yaapn blep benpttet til BET iibite.
&onpentionen par altfor notrRttet til
at f,lnne beaeiltres for Manoen fra Snb.
lana. Be foalfiel,se Stater lopebe at
itaa BAN bi meo mango 9niinb
5temmers Majoritet. -Dapis lobeoe
bam paa Minneiotas gesne $4,000
Stemmers Maioritet, bet berer ligeiaa
meset bjemme 8irfelisbeoeu iom bans
llnberlt6ttelienstale for @reibam.
gbermans Wenb lopeoe at itaa oar.
rilon trofait bi forbi ban bog allisepel
bapbe baft @at nof til at laoe Jig fsoe
Dbio. Nae fore Mano fommer fra
Ohio.
Sen, Benialnin 9arriion fpotes iDbio
i 1888. Jamil,eus Napu er af biftoriife
Rp. gn af bans Gariarer bar ben
enselife Brotector Gromipells trO Meo=
bialper, unbertesnebe @barles |. Dsosz
orbre, for builfet ban ienere maatte laoe
fin 6als. Ganilien nopanbrebe oerefter
til Nmerifa, bpor BEN i9ien buffer op
ct Meolem af &onsresien, ber unbertesz
nebe naibansisbebs erflarinsen % tre
@onse blen palst @npernsr af girsinia.
Dennes Ssn bar @illiam Senrp 9ars
riion, Der / 1910 pal9tes til Gor. ct,
Brefibent, 6pis Ssnnei6n er ben MI ior
Brelibentembebet blan6t @epublifanerne
ubieebe Dnblins fra Snoiana.
9an git siennem uniperiitetet Og=
forb, .. oa ban bar 18 Aar % bleu
sasfBrer. 9an beltos ! BorserfriSen
os blep opbsiet til General. pan bar
peret Meblsm af Ssliteret, men maotte
i 1887 aftraoe os opiloa isien fin
8raris Snbiauapolis iont sosfsrer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29

= Sra Daeatecns. Merieo berettes
ON en- flor Dperipsmmelle. s gtlos er
500 Snie bortlfpaebe % mango Men-
neifer omfomne. S Qeon er opIamlei
1000 Sig. Gn apabratmil af 8Dena
Snbre er ouerlbsmmet. 40 Mile nor.
benfor 2eon er baabe Wenuelfer Os Dpr
boriifpQebe, Niner fplbes % Ninear.
beioere, iom isste 5lpsten e. orufnebe,
Glere bunbrebe 5amilier bunsrer % q
biemlpie
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29

DatUen for fpl0enot Steoer oil ienerl
blipe befjenotsiort.
NnonbOa, Cafe Yarf, 9aliteab. 9en.
brnm. &erlep, 8ollas. Warnesuille. @otb.
iap, 8eliean &apibs, 8rsdenribse. per.
mon. Naorris, Beulon, 9esbert, Milan,
Motepibeo, Weabal, Granit Sails, Sas
creo Seart, 9aHlep Sails. 8inelano,
Rinneota. Goubp, Minneota. Iracep,
s8en Hroof, @inbom, Mountain 2afe,
Mabelia, Nanfato, Sutdinion.