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Evening journal., 1888-12-21
GRANTING LICENSES.

The agony over the liquor licenses Il
ended for three months more. Three
fourths of all those that applied for
licenses were granted them, including O
full half dozen persons who are utterly
unfit to hold such privilege. 1t is un.
derstood that Chief Justice Comegys fal.
tered not, but withheld his name IN
every case where there was reasonable
ground for doing SO. Licenses were
granted to several persons who had VIC
lated the laws. In one or two cases con.
victions had been secured for it. The
baneful influence that shields these men
is.worse than the men themselves
There is one feature Of these hearings
which has not very creditable appear
ance. There were entirely too many city
officers and politicians dragged upon the
witness stand 70 give good character
to the applicants To strangers IL has
the appearance Of very close relationship
between our politics and our saloons. It
does not look well for the city officers and
the prominent politicians and IL is a re
Election upon the city whose officers were
thus involved, If person cannot get a
good character from his immediate
neighbors, ten to one are the chances that
he does not have such character. Mrs.
Creedens place at Hockessin is a con
spicuous example Of this sort Of political
thimble-riggng. Her license is neither
.1..f. y II
sensible, substantial, taxpaying members
Of the community. All the church socie-
ties there are opposed to it but because
she once cooked a good supper for a hun
CRY statesman, she Is given a good char
acter'. and the court reverses its former
excellent ruling and grants license.
This sort Of thing is a discredit to every
body concerned and we trust that It will
never be repeated
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
chrI.tma. EntertsInmeni.

Rooms Nos. and Of public school
No 20, Tenth and Spruce streets, gave =
Christmas entertainment this afternoon.
The program which was in charge OF
Miss Alice Jackman and Miss Mary X
Thielman, teachers, was as follows Sing.
ing, Ring Happy Christmas Bells, by
school, concert recitation, Christmas
Morning. spelling exercise by class
singing, dolly Old ST. Nicholas, BY
school recitation, II Mean to be Man,
Walter Percival sentiments. by school
singing, Merry, Merry Christmas Bells.
by school recitation, Santa Claus VII.
lage, Harry Heisler; concert recitation,
Christmas stocking; exercise Good
bye, seven girls; singing. Wonderful
Night. bY school
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
,Tuiia M.riawa.

The new American Star Julia Marlowe
will begin a two weeks engagement at
Hermann's Broad Street Theatre, Phila-
delphia, on Monday December "a She
comes fresh from her success in Boston
where at one bound, she leaped into
favor, aud before the week was out
turned people away, unable to obtain ad
mission even. Quoting from recent
criticism, No figure of tho stage OF to-
day is so unique, refreshing and delight
full, made so by an unmatched charm of
perfect naturalness. Truly wonderful
young woman-the future great TRACE
dienne Of the American stage Miss
NARROW win appear on Monday and
Thursday nights and Christmas afternoon
as Parthenia in Ingomar; ON Tuesday
and Friday evenings as Viola in Twelfth
Night, and the other nights and Saturday
matinee as Julia, in the Hunchback
During the last week of her engagement
she will be seen in Romeo and Juliet,
Lady Of Lyons and LAS You Like It. 1t
will be her FIRST appearance in the last
mentioned play
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

discharged. OF the 200 pupils in the in
stitutioa 100 So sapp,r ed by the state
of Pennsylvania, ten by New Jersey.
three by Delaware aud the remainder by
the institution. The cost per capita for
1885 was 1925 o. These officers were
elected at the meeting President, Ed
ward Townsend: vice e-presidents, William
R. Lejee. John ]. Lytle, Edward 8.
Whelen and DIR. James r. Hutchinson
treasurer, Robert Patterson; correspond
Ing secretary, John Cadwalader record
ing secretary, J. Sergeant Price. A
board Of fourteen managers and ono con.
sulting physician and one surgeon was
also elected.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Christmas and New Years Present

Christmas and New Years Presents.
In looking around for gifts, don't for
get that Stroud's 100 West Second street,
sells dry goods and notions at the lowest
prices We have on hand nice assort-
ment OF goods. consisting in part Of a
large stock Full line of ladies', gents
and children's underwear, said to be the
cheapest in the city Blankets, comfort
ables and bed-spreads, gents and boys
laundried white shirts 80 cents, sus-
penders, neckties, ladies and gents cellu-
loid collars and cuffs. children's hoods
and infants caps, shawls, table covers
towels, Turkish towels, splashers hand
kerchiefs from cents up, ladies and
gents silk handkerchiefs and mufflers
gloves, stockings, pocket books colognes
bay rum, fancy soaps, ladies fancy hair
pins, sleeve buttons and breastpins, dolls
for the little ones and French sateen to
dress them in all colors at 10 cents per
yard. Also a great many more articles,
we guarantee to sell at the lowest prices.
Go to Yerger's for trunks. 4O7 Shipley.
Oysters in every styles at Ainscows,
No. 1O7 Shipley street.
Nickle Alarm Clocks at Millard f.
Davis, East Second street
Ask your grocer for Toppln's Cham
pion Mince Meat. Telephone sos
Trunks and Harness, bottom prices at
Yergers
Buy a nice Etching at Yerger's. 419
Shipley street. They make an elegant
Christmas present.
Sugar Cured Corn Beef, Sc and 10c ID. (;
California Hams, 12c ID. n. w. Cor. Sew
enth and King. Charles Meiler. formerly
of Powdermaker q Bro Give him a cali.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

1T IS another peculiar quality of the
Mugwump mind that IL deems itself
infallible. For instance, Mugwump
editor who may lack the courage to ex-
press his Mugwump prejudices in any one
Presidential campaign, may nevertheless
have the audacity to steal conspicuous
piece Of news and preach any number of
moral lectures upon the facts thereof
Such mind is as much of curiosity as
would be that Of a person who stole
money with which TO send bibles te-thc
heathens.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
California speals Her wants.

SAN Francisco, Dec 2l.-The chamber
Of commerce adopted a memorial to congress
denouncing the aggressive action of the
German government in the Samoan Islands
as destructive TO American interests, and
urging congress TO adopt decided policy;
also a resolution, which win be forwarded to
tbs California delegation in congress, pro
testing against the reduction in the duty on
sugar, raisins and fruit as proposed by the
sauats tariff bill
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
LEeErIME Holes rHE FoRr.

Public Opinion Approves the Seizure OF
the Haytlan Republic.
PORT Az Prince, Dec 81. - President
Legitime continues in power and a majority
OF the people recognize his authority. The
pacifcation OF the country is considered at
hand. Neither the Yantic nor the Galena,
the United States war ships that sailed a
short time ago from New York, has yet
arrived.
Public opinion supports the government in
the matter OF the capture Of the steamer
Haytian Republic Her seizure is regarded
as an eminently legal act. 1t is held that
she was endeavoring TO run the blockade
when overhauled and made a prize by the
Haytian man Of war.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
The Philadelphia North American re

The Philadelphia North American re-
iterates this morning that Mr.. John
Wanamaker Of Philadelphia is sure Of an
appointment to President Harrison's Cab
met. We doubt that the American is
sure Of it. IT, were, it would state the
fact differently However, the country
would relish its Christmas dinner just a
little bit more II It were certain that the
most successful merchant Of the country
had heen called TO the council Of the
President.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

YESTERDAY afternoon by an awkward
mechanical blunder several hundred
copies of the EVENING JOURNAL were run
out, some OF which failed to have our ex-
cellent report Of tho sentencing Of the
prisoner Calhoun, while the rest had it
twice. both on the third and fourth page.
1t is needless to explain how it happened
beyond the statement that it was due to
the publication Of the liquor license list
in an extra edition. It shall not happen
again
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
weather.

Delaware and Maryland, / p. m:
Partly cloudy, slightly colder weather,
brisk northwestly winds
New York Herald Forecasts. The lake
storm, now central near Lake Huron, will
probably move eastwardly, followed by a
s"cold wave" Of some severity. Tempera-
ture rose in the United States yesterday
the chief minimum reported was 2
degrees at Eastport, Me. the chief max
imum 81, at Key West. In the Middle
States warmer, fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with fresh to brisk
southerly to southwesterly winds, fol-
lowed by cloudlness in this section. fog
on the coasts and by rain and snow near
the lakes On Saturday in this section
partly cloudy to cloudy, slightly colder
weather will probably prevail with fresh
to brisk southwesterly to northwesterly
winds, followed by rain or snow and on
Sunday colder, partly cloudy weather.
preceded by snow or rain and followed by
clearing
Baynards thermometer. z a. M, 20; 9
am, 81 II a. m. 81. p. m, 81
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
ro Temperance Morl,er..

A meeting will be held this evening at
1,30 D. m. at Scott NJ. E. Church, Seventh
and Spruce streets, for the purpose Of
organizing for practical temperance work
in the eastern section Of the city. Sew
eral temperance workers Of prominence
OF the city have Deen invited TO be pros
ent and make addresses. including Rev.
W. l.. 5. Murray, Phi. D., Revs c. A.
Grice, ii. w Ewing, f. L. Hubbard OF
New Castle, and laymen Of note as well.
Az f"mperance WORKERS are invited 10 e
present.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
na.n.l rIme . ne pre.ldeni.

WnLIAMsPoRI, Pa, Dec 21. -Chauncey
,. Ripley, LII D., prominent New York
lawyer. has informed those who urge upon
him the presidency Of Bucknell university.
al Lewlsburg, Pa, that he cannot encourage
the uso Of bis name as a candidate on ac-
count of his professional and other environ
nentH, while at the same time he recognizes
the distinguished honor sought to be con
ferrcd upon him BY his alma mater.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
Grent nran to hn Pre.ent.

Boston, Dec 2L-Hon. w. +. Russell Is
70 preside at the dinner Of the Tariff Reform
league at the Hotel Vendome next week
Secretaries Fairchild and Endicott, Repre-
sentatlves J. T.. Russell and Fitch, Hon. d.
A. Wells and other eminent gentlemen are
% speak. Mr. Carlisle Is expected
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
WANAMARER,s-

Is it the father or the minis
ter you are thinking Of?
"Mr. Broom,
Here's the COON"
Don't laugh; that's just what
the old Scotch deacon said as
he handed over the commit
tees present of a Study Gown
or Morning Coat to the pastor.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
An ola storv

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2i-Two children,
aged 2 and years respectively, were
locked up in a house while their mother,
Mrs STAFF lcoloredl went out to work. Dur
ing her absence the house took fire and was
destroyed, the children being burned TO
death
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
A Long Farewell 20 " hungry joe.

BALTIMORE, Dec. s1.-William c. Howard,
alias Hungry Joe, of New York, astonished
everybody by pleading guilty to the charge
Of swindling William G.. Bansemer out OF
5000. Judge Phelps Immediately sentenced
him to nine years in the penitentiarY.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
Worse Than nenth.

CHICAGO, Dec. ELL. c. Whitney, the
lawyer who was shot in the criminal court
room last June by Mrs Rawson has been de-
elared insane. Mr.. Whitney's insanity is said
TO be a direct result Of the injuries received
at the timo of Mrs. Rawson's attack upon
lfrr
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
Those who Teach the blind.

The Rfty-ffth annual meeting OF the
CorPor>ters Of the Pennsylvania Institn-
tion for the instruction Of the blind was
held Yesterday afternoon at the izstitu-
ton. Twentieth and Race streets, Phila.
delphia. There are now 200 pupils in
The insAtntion. Thirty seven were ad
iaisiea es-.As llse 49,, e-l- .Dirty seven
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

rheumatism originates in Tactic acid in
the blood, which settling in the joints
causes the pain and aches of the disease
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism by
neutralizing the acidity Of the blood, and
giving it richness and vitality. Try
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Seal cloth coats by reduction in price.
Misses and childrens coats nearly one
half. Lichtenstein & Hart, 226 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
All Our Fine Xmas UmbreI-
las al Cost To-day.

Were bound to have the
rush, because our eyes are still
closed to the cost of our entire
stock. We've got too many to
carry across the street to 200,
our new store, and the cutting
of SIS to $40 on a suit is made
to clear them out.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

What will you give to her?
You can get a suggestion
quickly by an excursion around
the second floor Art Rooms,
or a short tour on the main
floor.
A fine bundle of Irish Linen,
Napkins,
Table Covers
or Handkerchiefs,
almost invariably makes a sat
lSfactory present.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Order your Etchings and Frames at
once at Yer gers Art Gallery. as they are
buster than ever. 4l9 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Books. booklets, Christmas cards
immense variety; llica about 0ne-Aalf.
Lichtenstein & Hart. 2ej Market stree.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Handkerchiefs, mufilers. lace fichus,
umbrellas, gossamers, gloves All splen-
did for useful holiday presents. Lichten-
stein & Hart, 226 Market street.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Ask your grocer for Toppin's Cham
pion Mince Meat. Telephone sos.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
wANAMAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Dec. "a. 1885,
Santa Claus is still at the
doors evenings.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
WITH CHRISTMAS WISHES
FROM
COUSIN JOE

Put that card with your own
name on it and it will go well
with
a brick-a-bracky bit,
something in Lace,
box of Gloves,
Ostrich Feather Fan,
piece of Jewelry,
Sewing Set Of Scissors,
Shawl or Shoulder Scarf,
Fur Muff or Boa,
or any one of a thousand nick
nacky, color bright, handy and
helpful things for women OF
men, big or little. Including
Stationary everything above
rubbish. Novelties. oddities,
and pretty bits for the writing
desk.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Linen Handkerchiefs that
should have been here a month
ago came by the Lord O'Neil.
See daylight in'Amelica to-day
for the first. That makes us
better off now in women's fine
goods embroidered and seal
loped, embroidered and hem
stitched-than at any other
time this season. 25c to $2.75
each.
women's Sheer. hemstitched. colored
woven borders 81 dOzen-two thirds.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, 35c and 50c
each.
Very fine, rich silk Muniers that we
couldn't have got ten days ago tn sell for
less than So 80 each ar. now S1.T5
Very fine Cashmere Finished SILK Muffiers,
=, creams only; 81 SIS, and Sl5O.
Same, extra heavy and large, $3.50: the
$3.50 and S5 Kinds.
Cashmere Mufisrs, white grounds. neat
fancy fignres, rs. .Silk-and-wool, Oc;
Southwest and southeast OF centre.
"A big part of the Upholstery
section is full of timely Cur
tains for all over the house; the
light, bright, graceful, cheerify-
ing things that never come
amiss, You can see them in
any light; just as they'll hang.
Brussels Lace Renaissance
Brussels Point Irish Point
Cluny Lace Swiss Tambour
Antique Lace
Those are some of the airy
ones. Some of the two-and-
three-pairs-of-a-kind at gallop-
ing prices.
Sec-nd floor, north of Transept.
john WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Thank you, good friends;
thank you two times, three
times. You are 50 quick to
appreciate.
Yes, the store is better.
And it can comfortably ac-
mommodate 10000 more each
day than in old times.
The last Friday before
Christmas is here
Tomorrow the last Saturday
before Christmas!
Monday the last day!
Then the Christmas chimes.
Not much time to find that
present.
Better do it to-day and have
it off your mind.
Each day the store puts on
fresh appearance from the
new stock that comes down
from the Reserve or up from
the Wholesale, two squares
away.
Great thing that to have
such vast reserves close by,
pouring in fresh, and filling up
for what was drawn out the
day before.
Not possible for anyone tc
get old last-year's Christmas
stuffs here. Things go in and
out, in and out so fast that
they cannot stop to get old.
Evening journal., 1888-12-21

Did you read of Books in
Sets yesterday Best authors,
half calf binding, good type,
ninety cents a 0ol1tme. Think
of it,
Evening journal., 1888-12-21
.It,s a fair !"

Its a fair p
"It's the Centennial over
again !"
Zone could come every day
for a month and find some
thing new to see each visit !"
The straight aisle from
Chestnut street to Market
street, a clean white-tile walk,
is Snch an improvement" 1"
THE short cut from Chest
nun street to Juniper and Mar
ket streets and Broad Street
Station is SAch a convenience r
"The new ups and downs
and better ventilation to the
Basement are splendid Z
"Those guide-posts all over
help so much I"
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
Yibiliitcrne | Huslano.

! Wpitau ianot iorlsoen en- poeror
oeutlis upistpattenoe Bssiosnbeo Sieo.
DIN WiooaseH bouoe en- uom1rtet imuf
19-adris 8ise leiet ct g1rslie | ct GUS
paa 3rustnaibulepdrt EN-. pun pper9op
1T 8as til 6uspertsr, for at ban ianSs
fad bet atteiteret paa Yolitifamret. On
balu Time ieners inofanot fig oeo quiet
en- Iioeline BOlitiiolbatsr mso en- 8snos
armeroifcer i Spibisn os ~iorlanste o,
unoerIs9e ben uose Yisss 89relie.
Gsren Dor laait, ps mebsus MI Bolitist
orbsloeoe for at iaa ben %, aobneoe
Tigen ct SiHou % boppeoe fra 3oie
Gtaee neo / 9aarosiummst, buor bun
fnuites mob Broitersne. Yolitiet trRnete
iniolsrtio inb / 89reliet, brDo pp ben
unse 8i9ss auiert os ianot beri 6
Spuamitbomber. iamt en- WGusoe font
promittsreubs 8apirsr. Oct bier .on
i~tatsret, at Bisen heb Mana BoulenfO
at bun uar Batter al en- Soiraao / Spo
ruslano, os at bun bar pad Het'e tit
Ct. petersburg for enieu ielp eQer ueo
andre at iOrsue ct Nttentat paa &ei.
ieren.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
Gn ny Scrtilplante.

SerOr 5ranciscO Jlptats SbiOls,
Erofesior / Nsrifuliur / Barcelona, bar
sipet en- interesiant 8eretnins ON
8amiplanten, brilfen er inbtaget / ben
engellfe 8pniulatrapport. 9enne 8tau.
tes @Grbi for 9ertilfabrifatipuen fumes
ouerorbentlis flor, buis bens uomar:
febe gsenifaber life er operpuroersbe.
9raabenes Stprfe iises at pere iaa me-
get ftgrre enb Sutens, at benne iibite
Tor 5remtiben uil blipe meset tibet an
penbt for Sntfe os andre srope Stofie.
Si( at 9isre 2pmmetsrfleber, Wusliner
etc. e9ner ben fig bebre END Gin, oa ben
er iinsre os itarfere, liant bar en- beore
1ertur. Oct famine fan iiges ON oens
5ortrin for Sump til 9pusuarf. Der.
impo fan &ami albris I~uloftenois
treble iiteoetipr 8omulb, men fan uben
Evil benp'tes meo Sorbel blanoet meo
iamme; = be0er life fan ben bruses
iiteoetipr ulo, ba benne afsiuer 8arme
iii 9e9emet, meoens 6ami frembrinser
&isli9beo. 9erimOb fam ben soot
blanbes meb ulb for Yinterbeflebnins,
% for Blanbins meb Silfe er ben bebre
lfittet END 8pmuIo. 8epeitoHene, Tom
berpeb fremfommer, oil bliue mere
uarise cs @lanien bolce fig beors. s
bet Sele er YrufesiOr Obipls Of BEN
Jormenins, at &ami er ben met uarbis
fuloe 5iber, man fan snife fig. 9lIe
Slass S%innebuarer fan forarbeibes
oeraf, liseiaa Sipfie for alabninssitpt.
fer beore euo at Gin, iaaoel / be fine
iOm iimplere aualiteter, Os Seilous os
Seffelarreb bebre eno al Samp. Slut,
telis pplpies, at benne m~ertua,oise
Ylante bpftes 3 @anse ON 9(aret, pg
oens 9prfnins ubfraper ct aluminium
Of Grbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
Carl anaoo, 8ai. gerr
Sr. Heon.ter

Sr. Eeoa ter,
IA 2eres areoe SlaO pitt albrig bar bait
ct Srsp ira oenne Elaos for. ital lea, iom sr
"Holten"s enei.e Nbornent Der paa Steoet,
forIg9e Of itripe nogle Sinier.
Garbdnaoo er blot en- l;oer 8ulbn, ipm
intel 5n ioytIsner; peo at uo9rape o. renie
Sulene Ior SteH bar omtrirs 400 M'ano her
SellGftt9eIie. Saslpnuen er iorftieuta, ira
2 Dollars % opouer, %. uaar man taaer
3enipn I'll, huilte iarl;st Arbeioe oct er at
rofpre en- Mne, iaa er Ndslpunen Ilet itte
for tor.
Sesuoen CT Der 9drlfs foltbart at cpboloe
ll9, iaa leg oil life raaoe noseu al mine
GancsmRno til at reiie berbeu.
s Seres Grepe Slno bar jes feet mango
roienoe Srepe ansadenne 5erritpriet. Seq
for min Gel nil iise BET Canine ipm eli Sno.
lenoer ira Spofane, at GCuutpet er gobt nof,
hp,s Der life tlep operfplot Of Jolf: men ez
terlom gmi9rationen Iiitager MI berliee, iaa
blir bet piIt life lHu9e ii, iDr Der err for mango.
Otter min liGe Grfariu9, ian en- llbemiolet
~Inarere TONNE fig til ct Sjem / Eiten END
Der use, for 6lruIfo9 os Wrapelbauser er
life iaa bebrseltge at lfabe Jig ct 0iem At.
Mtn oenIisite SiIien til "Toiten"s 9Gisre.
7. q. Mlpbre.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
Calender, Soma.

Calender, Soma.
Settlernentet beromtrina bar MI pcret be
t~poeli9t, lao Der er en- temmelig itor Weni9=
beo, ubelutterse beitaaenbe al Norite. Sc
bprer til Spnooen o9 b~etleues al Yaitpr Rass
muaien.
Spen Galenoers SeiolfHing er o9iaa nprif,
DC er en- ret liplis Station. gfutste Spit %
MI / Yinter bar Der pGret en- iaaonn 9raiif
nleo Mais, at ben / iaa Senleenoe bar pper=
saaet ole ANDRE Sner, ielu paa lGHgere Niz
itane. Scr bar 2 Sptipbere % 2 GornIfIGl.
lere, men BE iunoe bog lite tase imoo iaa
fort, iOm DtaiieN bleo bra9t ino I'll Warte
oct, % iaoleoes bar oct / belle %inter.
Ser er 2 9Ip @oobs Stores, en- Sernbaa.
Del, en- 9umbsrparb, 2 Sarebuie, en- Stpd.
parb, en- SpfjDber Of Suin p9 &reaturer, Ell
bel Del Seboeliesbuie, abitilise Gorncribs
o. !. t. 5armerne bespnber at flare Jig bra
MI, ba De lit en- GOD Nulin9 baaoe Of Corn %
oaore iirite opt p9 Ell 9ue Detailing o%erior.
Ser err ubmGrfet SD Sanr, iaa Der bripes
iGroeles meset paa areaturapl, bpDrfoc Der
osiaa piloe bore en- goo Ylaos for Cprettels
len al Ct CREAMERY. Gn Nbpnneut.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
Nppnan, Namiep Gourtp. 3ot.
ar. &eoattBr!

Or. HeoaitBI!
%prt Excitement or life reset sau,nelt,
A., Pr Epsomiten betpoeIis. Ut lar er bens
.,5et iipen De ileite al Ds fprloo atnbrcb ueb
Sbspsnue Eiper, os oa nj tom bertil, pur
1gter alt Qanbet frit, Dog nj er belle Tom.
rst iaaaooiiom Dpiettlet, Stolebus for $500
cnisrt. Menisbeo or9uniieret, % fro % til
60 Ncres er ppplciet paa rGlten hper 6arn,.
qoroet betaar al ~beIstformi9 TrRrie meo 2
- FOB Wtooiorb pg llnoerlas al Yer fra
% III 80 Bob. @obt &aro iinDes nGIten
rperalt ira 10 til 25 5Oos Tpbte. Nlpliusen
innate Var par fpr 6uebens Ssbtommenoe
IN % & 80 Suibels pr. Mere; Bns 40, 0opre
"a Buiaels % al beolte aoalitet. Triisrue
sor prret fra 55 a so gts. pr. Buibel. 5tl
rrrrnefte Rarteosplaos, Grarp. CT 10 NRile,
., ppr ber9mts SopeotaO Gitp Of 1epils
oore or Is MILE; Der er en- meaet liolis 5ra=
II Senebanoel orlpes / bet Store, $500 a
>5oO q alminbelig Yris for Ct 9obt Ear
asIte. Garmprooutter, 9umber % Sr9nos
If or pietiae 0nuoels, rtItler. Sroianerne
ir, Tort Gotten brinser bet rleite Of YrGurs
il bib: oct alminoelise betules meb "a pr.
gpro for gs os WI. 6ormmaitiuer iGlses
o,ioa /, BET Stpre. Tenge ublaanes rHiten
operal., Dog uuoertioen til itammeltse Hr,s
Ter. % a so Srocents.
Efuloe bisie 2inier blipe tasne / Setrugt
nina Of Stanoinnper, iom d9ter at ppigge
mi ganp, lfal je9 tilabe mig at bemGrte, at
5er or en- Mpngoe AZ acNt YrGrilanb, iom
srSnl lager frtt. 8 Sit fra ps mob Grano
Tprts Gpuutp % i yipro mob Manitoba er
IN aqaorntitrG tuin9 paa pmtreut 40 q so
Mile, ber for Oct Yteite CT uoptaset.
Vile {.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30

lang Stn, lirr MAR ,3neiaasr Reierp o,;pueu
'orumsr l Wasttoet.
Sor lille Sp gVounD gitp Iisscr om,rsnt
8eiofsH o. Gountpet % bar en- paf,er Bella.
senseo. Gonntp SGoei CT Ga Grace. / es,
norooeIt!lse SIDrne. dcr 10 Var iioer for
ls9te ri ct faa BET ilpttet BERTH, men mana
leoe IL Siemmer. 1git truter Iea. ri at,
tex proberer oerpac, 90 on ital ri bruae si
3ou8 iao ltRrtt. at ri tan trr.,e Gpuntp.
S9ost os peie ga @racs ben til OF. Mouns
ettp bar ct Store, to poteder, ct Sostrpttsri
en- Sant, en- Smsbte, en- tSeeo @sue ga G,
Sabelmasstpertieo.
per fan sronu tu9es Resieriusslaup.
Z. y. Spllrberset.