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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
LIVE STOUK.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
d. nnntnnr Enl,rnnru 1
BALTIMORE, feDrnary 10
AT VEPTON VARng

DALllhOhh, EeDiudiy lu'
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
The cattle and sheep market was held
to-day, as usual, aud there will be here
after market on Thursdays. Prices of
beef cattle ranged as follows: Good to
best 43a5f cents, medium 10 good 4ta4f
cents, common steers, oxen and cows Dad
cents per pound. The supply was light
and the demand good. The Baltimore
butchers bought 346 to-day.
The receipts of sheep this week were p
$50, There was O fair trade to-day at
about last weeks prices, good TO extra at
sac cents, common to fair 3a4t cents, and
lambs sac! cents per pound.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 20.-Cattie-Rf-
ceipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head;
market strong; choice S. 1915 20; good
steers So S5a5 90; stockers and feeders
81 35a3 60; cows, bulls and mixed 81 so
as 10; Texas cattle s. 40A4 90
Hogs-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong; mixed IS 05a
5 40; heavy 50 3Oa5 20; light 81 9ea5 30;
skips 50 25a4 80.
Sheep--Receipts 1000 head; shipments
400 head; market strong and lOil5c higher;
natives 50 75a5 so; western 81 S0a5 30,
Texans 81 0Oa4 70; lambs SIS 0Oa6 %.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, February 0.--Cattle-
Receipts 9, 22S head; shipments $40 head;
market dull at 10a20c off from last weeks
prices.
Hogs-Receipts 400 head; shipments
$500 head; market slow; Philadelphia
S. T5a5 so; mixed S. G0a5 65; Workers
s. 45a5 so; common to fair S. 2Oa5 30;
pigs 81 50a5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market active at 25c higher
than last weeks closing prices.
New York.
NEW YoRS, February 90. -Beeves-Re-
ceipts 4, 300 head, making 1000 head for
the week; market dull and lower; common
to very choice steers 81 10a5 so; bulls and
dry cows 81 25aS 70.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head, making
80, 300 for the week; market firm for choice
and dull and weak for common; sheep
81 OOA7 90; lambs So 00a7 50.
Hoss-Receipts 9,4U0, making 29,lOo
for the week; none offered alive.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., February 20.-Hoga-
5a1Os higher; common and light "a OOa
5 20; hacking and butchers S. 25a5 10;
receipts |, $50 head; shipments ego head.
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Notice to Take Depositions.

In the Circuit Cont of Ohio County, W. Va.
Mary J. Peters and husband,
w. IL Chancery.
Louisa Robibscn and Othe:s,)
Take notice that the dispositions Of T.. T. Cock
ayne, William II. Halter and Others will be takeT
at the law Office Of Rpt EFT White, No li25 Chap
line street, in the City Of Wheeling, Ohio coun J
in the stare of West Virginia, on the Sth day Of
March A. ID. lsSS, between the hourse OF o'clock
a. m AMI O'Clock r. M, TO be rea In evidence
10 the above named cause on behalf Of said
plaintiffs. AMI If. from any eau C, the taking OF
the aid dispositions shall not be commenced, OIL
being 'mmenCcd, shall not he completed on
that day. the taking Of the sam-wil be adjourn,
ed from time 10 time unit | tbs same shall be
%,ompleted.
MARY 7. PETERS AND HUSBAND.
By WHITE q ALLEN, their Attorneys.
To Louisa Robib~in, Willism ii. Robinson, Re
bccca Gibson, William Gibson, Vir ynia HaynC
and Dowden Cockayne.
fsb9oaWt
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geqal Aotires,

TNTHE C1RCuITCOUBT OF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
MARI J. Peters and James Peters, her husband,
Vs,
Louisa Robinson and Will I'm H.. Robinson, her
hus1aud, EhzaDiChmsn and Henry Dickman,
her husband, 7. I. CCckayne, Rebecca Gibson
and William Gibson, her husband, Dowden
Goshorn, executor OF the last will aud teSta-
ment Of John GoshorD, deceased.
IN cHASCERY.
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain partition of
the real estate mentioned and described in 4 Ger.
tain deed between Benjamin F.. Sanborn and
Martha A. sanborn, his wife, parties OF the fist
part, John GoshOrn, rarty Of the second part, and
Lydia COckayne, wife OF William COcksyne,
party of the third part, dated the Sth day OF Aug.
ust, 1919. and recorded In the office Of the Clerk
of the County Court of Ohi) county, West Nir-
GINA, in Deed Book No. -, beginning At page
i3S, a copy Of which deed il filed with the bill In
this cause O., II partition can not be convenient
ly made, to have the sail real estate sold and dis
tTibulioa made OF the proceeds of such sale, ac-
CO!ding TO the respective rights of the parties en-
titled thereto; and also I , ob!ai all account OF
he rents aud profits OF said real estate SIEGE the
death Of said Lydia CockaynC, AID Ids r,b,iiOn
of said rents ana profits accoriingtp IN respect.
i've rights of the parties emitted thereto,
And il appearing from an affidavit filed IN this
cauGe al these rul. 9, that the defendants. Louisa
Robinson and william Il. Robinson. Rebecca
Gibson and William Gibson, Virginia Hayne aud
Dow!en CocEayne are non. residents of the State
Of West Virginia. and they not having been
served with process in this cause, on motion of
cImplainantS, by their solicitors, this order OF
publication is entered AGAINST them, and il Is or.
dcrcd thatthe said defendants, louisa Robinson
and william H.. Robinson, Rebccca Gibson and
william Gibson, Virginia Hayne and Dowden
COCkayue, be required 10 appear within one
IN nth alter the date Of the tirs, publication OF
this or Ger and do what is nee SSdry 10 protect
their interests. II Is further ordered, that this
ord, r be published and posted Gs required by
law.
Witness J lhn W. Mitchell, clerk Of Eaid c Mr,,
at the COut House Cf SAID county, tbs eighth
day OF February, lSSS.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Publi'hed the first time February 9Th, 1883.
Attest JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WHITE g. ALLEN, Solicitors for Complainants.
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BuekUn's ArnIca Salve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhe1m, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cmlblains,
Corns aud all the Skin Eruptlons,
positively cures Piles, OF no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. PTice25 cents Per box.
For sale by Logan & Co
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3xilrsxaS.
baltimore AND OHIO K X

Departure Of TIrain. from wheeiins; Eastern
p Ps0r sshf ar es n : ssse; .R nsG aSs Sa ~ 1 90
g. m. $40 p. n. and 1000 p. m daily, and HAS p.
m. daily except saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and 81 Louis 90 a. N.
daily. and Ills p. M, daily except Saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati EIprcs. AS 8. n,
FT Columbus ssoa m. daily, ana III, p m.
daily except Saturday. and 211 p m. daily ex.
' EIp pn,as ior Warrington. d. c.. Baltimore.
philadelphia and New York, SAOs m and SAB
P For For f Ptss6urs and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m.
and p. M. d,ily; Express $40 = m. iSp. m:
Washington, Pa $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
For Moundsyille, l2J0 noon, daily eIocps sun.
For Grafton, SIS p m, daily s1ecp, Sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 a. m daily eKceFt sun
For 81. ClsiSvllle, $50 q. 10. and 400 p n.
aud 6ii p. m daily except Sunday.
Exprcss trains arrive from Chicago, $40 and
9tos m. a M. AUG 81, p m. daily, nds"a O.
Express trains arrive from g.. Louis and Gin.
cinnau, 500 g. m. and 6:S p, IN daily; ,,
Express trains arrive fom Philadelphia, Bait.
more and Washington, Dc, lcbc q M. ana 1913
Trains arrive from Columbus, 500 .. m. and
6;5 p. m. daily, and loS =. m. daily eIccPs
sunday.
Trains arrive nom Pit1burR. go q m. daily,
and l2:t, p m. and 6bSp IN. daily except Bun.
day, and fl:lO p. IN, daily except Saturday. and
/ $40 q. m. Sunday only.
Trains arrive from Warrington. Pa. 500 q N.
daily except Sunday.
from Mcundsvilie, 40 p. NJ, daily EXCEPT
sunday.
cept Sunday.
| daily except sunday. ~.
Prom st. Granville, $40 q m, and las and
645 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Bageage called for and checked at hotels aad
residences ON orders len at Ticket Once, 100
Market street, and n Depot.
q. Z, LORD,
Cen. Pa. Agent
W. NJ. CLKXKETs, Manager. ocis
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, February 2O.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady; uplands 10 9-16c; Or
leans 10 11-16c; futures quiet; February
10.47c; March 10 53c; April 10. Use; May
10 Csc; June 10. roc; July 10. re; August
10. 74c; September 1o,25e; October 8. sc;
November 8. SOC.
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aCHDANS.
Leave the City at S.G = u. Gnd run every hour
until 900 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Pak at $50 O. IN, sni run
every hHlr until 1000 p. m, except Church
Trai; ?, " ieh will leave the PARK AZ 9:46 3. e
and I4sy e. I2:lS ?. L.
G. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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Mbeelin9 Resister
Grauelers' 6nid&.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS-
EXPLANATION OF REFKREScE sDaily.
tSundSy excepted. monday excepted Sun
d-y only. saturday excepted.-7o Meridian.
November -, 1857. Wheeling time, which IA
Just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a2 1-2 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Dull and St~esdy-Stocks L~ower-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-Whsat Lower.
NEW YORK, February 20.-Money on
call easy al 2a24 per cent, closed offered
at y per cent. prime mercantile paper
5s6 per cent; sterling exchange dull but
STEADY at iSi!a4S5.
nnrrnNnrrN 1l-Dnn and sfnaiU
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4. z. sc RAILROAD.

b. "a RAILROAD.
Rellaire and Zanesyillethrough passenger train
leaves Bel!aire ut $40 g. II, arrives at Bellaire at
800 p. N
WOOdsdeld passenger train leaves BellsiTe at
40 2. n, arrives A. Bella.re at $40 q. IN.
SIImmerdeld Accommodation leaves Bellair a.
100 D. IL, arrives at Bellaira At lo:45 a. N.
All trains daily except sunday. Central Stand
ard Time nom Bellaire.
UThEELIN9 AND Kiln GROVE &. b,
On and aTcr Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
on the Wheeling and Kim Grover. r., 1tArun As
iollOWH.
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SrATEs-Dull and steady.

STATES-Dull n steady.
RAILROADs-DCil and heavy; sales
S66S. 900.
SroCKs-The stock market to-day went
back to the same condition it wash during
the early part of last week and dulluess and
~stagnation were the only features. After a
heavy TO weak opening, in which most
stocks showed slight declines from Satur.
days closing figures, the market sagged of
slowly, with only a single insignificant re.
action, and closed very dull and heavy at
lowest prices of the day. Everything on
the active list is fractioaally lower. Sales
1880 shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows:
Adams EIpress 140; American Express
lO6I; Canada PaciEc So; Central Psciic
3n3; Chesapeake and Ohio 3; do preferred
irsts 6; do seconds A.; Chicago and Alton
1856; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1881
Delaware and Hudson 1924; Delaware,
LackawaGDa and Western, 1905; Donye,
aud kio Grande, 21; Erie, 26}; do pre-
ferrsd 60; Ft. Wayne, 1873; Illinois
Ceutr.i, III; Lake Shore, 914; Michigan
Central, S13; Minneapolis anu St. I0ui'
81; DO preferred, 134; Missouri Pacific
sIs; Northern Pacific, eli; do preferred
44S; Chicago and Northw eatern. LOST; DC
ereferrod 1424; New York Central, 1913;
Oregon Transcontinental, Gig; Pacific
Maii, Sc, Peoria, D. Il E. 19{; Pittsburg
1914: Pullman Palace Csr 141; Reading,
Cot; Rock Island, 1l2; st. Louis and
san Francisco 333 DO preferred, III; first
preferred, 11lA; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 10S; ST. Paul end Omaha, set;
do preferred 1914; Texas Pacific, 25i; Unior
Pacific 56s; United States Express y;
Western Union Teles raph 7S4.
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

New York.
NEW YORK, February 20.-Dry Goods
4 heavy rain storm greatly restricted
business; jobbers were busy.
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OF WILL.

L
Office of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, State Of West Virginia In the mstter
of the probate Of the will Of Catharine Joyce
deceased.
smith fled his petitions asking for the probate OF
the viii Of CathariRe Joyce, deceased. And it ap-
pearing BY said petition that Elizabeth Weber,
Nsrgsret Hartman, and Fred Hartman, her bus
band, Bridget Haller, the heirs,at-isW
81 Feliy NeCuskey. deceased, aud the unknown
hrirs-at-Iaw OF Anna Keyser, deceased, who are
beirs-at-iaw and distributes Of the said cathar.
ire Joyce, are non-resdents Of the state OF Wes'
Virginia. II Is therefore ordered that the afore'
said parties do appear within one month non
the fi,st publication hereof and do what Is neces
~ GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of said Court
EWING. MELVIN 4 RILEY, Attorneys
fe9oswt
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West VIZ
ginia:
George B. Caldwell aud Aidei0
Caldwell, trustees. In Cbancery
vs. BenoIDg.
Mari Teece and others.
Take notice that the dcpo' itions of Mary Teere,
sarsh A. Pifer, Alfred f. Smith, Alfred caldwell
aut others, will be taken as f,!lnws: The depo-
sitions OF said Mary Teece and Ssreh \. PifeT at
their re,iienCe. in Buckhanon, in Upshnr Coun-
~. West Virginia en- the I0th day OF March. a.
D.. Iss. between the hours Of 9 a II and 8 p, In
and the dispositions OF Alfred u. Smith. Al red
Caldwell, and others, at the Office OF Caldwell d
Caldwell, nver the German Bank, On Market
stree, in The city OF wheeling, in the STATE OF
| West Virginia. on ths 9th day Of March, A. u.
1855. betwee the hours Of 9 O'Clock 4 n. end6
O'Clock o. IN 10 be read In evidence in The above
named cause on behalf OF said plaintiffs. And
II. from sny cause, the taking OF said dispositions
shall not be commenced. or being commenced,
shall not be completed on that day. the taking
OF The SAME will b. adjourned from ume ID time
until The same shall BE- completed
GEORGE Z CALDWELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Trustees.
To the non-fesiden, defendants, Frances Eliza
beth Shaw, william Brsishton Shaw, Emily
Bowser, Abraham Bower. aTd o L. Nc
Kennsn, assignee In bankruptcy Of Arthur d.
Teece. feacssEt
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PKTROL6UM 4.
OIL CITY.

on CITY, February 20.-Petroleum-
Opened at s5lc; highest SSic; lowest Sc;
closcd at ssh; sales $50, 600 barrels clear
apces :, O06, 900 barrels; run 9.146 bar
rels; shipments 1881 barrels; charters
II 936 barrels.
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OHIo RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking effect DECEMBER IS, 1857,
Passenger trains Min run - folloW-Central
time:
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F
TRY the CUREHAYsFEVEH
GATARRH

a..,se "a! rle mucous membrane, generally
'--.,.. T.. lie n4Sat passages and maintain
80. ,nu.l in the head. From this point
90 IN. : = ipoEnus = rus into the stomach
.F.-mgr1 thr l;geS.ive organs, cOrrrpLng the
-. az. 9rpiHr.ng other troublesome and
,, a plI.! INTO each uOStril ard Ia
Vrirr - cents a. druggists; by NAL.
,..gr.u Its. ELY BROTHERS. No. q
W. oh SIR q. Sag York. fc1FOdedg
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UPsHUR HEARD FROM.

The Democracy In That Old Stronghold
of Republ!csn:sm Duckling on Their
Arnor.
BUCKHANNoN, W. Va,
poA-,o.1 ~ 1902
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

.CIeaUsoo Iue
Ysssl PaSsa-
gsg AnaysPain
sud uni4nrna-
son, Heals the
sores Restores
he Senses OF
taste Q
Smell
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Pittsburg.

Pir1sBURG, February %. -Petroieum-
Fairly active; opened at Sslc; closed al
83tc; highest sSsc; lowest Sic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. February 20.-Pctroleum-
Opened at s9sc; closed SS1c; highest SSsc
lowest Csc; clearauces 133, 800 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21

TNTHEC IRCuGTCoURTOF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
Mary J. Peters and James Peters, her husband
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WEAK NERVES
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

PIrSE,s CELERY COMPOUND renslHnI
stomach. and quiets the nerves OF aiess
tive orTans. This is why II cures even "
worse cases Of Dyspepsia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21

TrrusvrLLR, February 2O.--Petroieum
-OpsDsd at sslc; highest s8sc; lowest
Sc; closed at SS3c.
New York.
New YORK, February 2O.-Petroleum-
Opened weak at sssc. declined to sc,
rallied and closed steady at s35c. Sales
$50, 900 barrels.
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GoyERNMENn-Dul aud steady.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-23
Mtnltefpta.

Set bate for @tret / Mba, ba bet
rD9tebes, at Moroeren gficolas Barz
ner bapoe flpstet. 9an bapoe unbz
neset lin &oster os taset tilffoss..
@enere paa 9asen Tom ban til ct
Sarmerbus for at faa 1iot at ipile.
Ser blep ban sientienbt, Bo1itiet
blep unoerrettet os 8arner maatte
after panore / 9ullet. (5areopuiten.)
- S Minneapolis 1tal Der pare
en- @ef, om bpilten bet 1troli9e for
teaes, at ben bat en- fire CONNER
lang lepenbe @lanse i bet enc 9ie.
9eiten eies al 8rof. g. .. Erescott,
fom bat brast ben fra @eatle, @albz
tn9ton Eerritorb. Sen bar oeret
bib os er blepen fansen peo @olun1z
bta &iper. 6or omfrin9 nj Maanez
Der iioen blep Soften blino uben at
man oibite nosen @runo BERTH, pg
nosle Sage 1enere tunoe man i 9iet
1e en lepenoe @ieni itanb, Der lisnebe
en- @lan9e, os oenne er peoblepen at
oere Der bele Eioen iiben. Sen be-
pe9er fig uoen @tanos o9 meo me9et
flor 9urtisbeo. 9Drle9er ertlerer
at Sc lite fienoer noset lisnenbe Tilz
fRlbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-23

ri lite rettere. enb at ben tibli9ere
anbefalebe Gabntns ! @iloen for noz
tasnine bliper operflpbis. &eb.]
@arbien al @niilase.
16. @n1i(a9e Tan bliue bprfet og
benaret langt billi9ere eno &obfrug>
ter o9 tan sobt tase bisies Maos
Geberperbi.
IL. Mais.@niilase er lite en- fulbz
ftenbis Tober<@ation, ba ben ct ntil=
itreftelts protein, % bette maa BET
raabes Bob paa peb ct eller anbet
Bifpber font bran shorts e1er Oliez
faser.
18. 9Srgperne 2aboratoriet og /
Gigiet ftemmer lite ouerens ansaaenbe
@erbien al @ufilase. Sc prattiite
@eiultater, iom biorbre fra 8rusen,
er iaa sobe, at be turbauier @bemi<
iten, % bibttl bar ban lite peret
iftanb til at siue nosen tilfrebsitiQen=
be Torflaring berfor.
10. Sc bebfte 9Reiultater af So
bring meb @nfilase bar man opnaaet
neb at BRUCE ben iammen meb tbrt
Sober, bet bebte al bpiltet bat pilt
fig at bore &lpperbb.
20. @i faar mere uo al @iloen,
END ri fprer ino / ben, foroi be @eniz
fte 5orau6rinser, iom foregaar meo
Go6eret unoer Cheering sprocesicn, er
be famine, iom ellerS foregaar be
fprite @tabier af Gorbpielien. Sbl=
selis iparer 9pret enbel af ben 2ius=
fraft, iom ellers me6saar BERTH, o9
iaalebes o9laa enbel 5orterin9 al
Sober.
81. @niilase ct ct iaftist os let
forbpteli9t Sober, 1om &reaturene
npber meb &elbeba9 9iennem ben lan=
9e &inter, ba be eQers maa pere
benpift til laa soot 1om uoeluffenoe
&prfooring.
@eraf lutter man.
%. Nt ben 2etbe6, buormeo @i(oer
tan bpsses, ben Sitterbeb, bpormeo
be bill bepare Gooret fra at ta9e @ta=
be, be imaa uoaifter, oer er forbunb=
ne meo at bDrte % le99e up &ulin9en
for fremti6i9t &ru9, % @niila9ens
8eroi, 9ipr ben til bet billt9ite So
BET, iom man Tan oDrte, naar man
briuer n1e6 &reaturite1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-23
GnblanDet.

8labet v93orbmanoeu" @ranb
Sorts meboeler efter r5arsppoiten"
fp1senbe: r81anbt en- Slot 1tanbiz
napiife @misranter, 1om anfom fra
ct. &aul paa Manitobabanen til
Moorbeao / Eorsoass, oar osiaa en-
&oromano peb gfapn &nub &pie
.meb fin Some o9 tenn 89rn. &onen
bar iDg af 2unsebetenbelie, os
meoens &o9et ftanolebe Moorbeab,
uoaanoebe bun / Sernbanepo9nen.
Samtlten par paa &eien til @art
&ioer. &pie flyer, at ban piloe ruao=
ipurgt en- 2ese / ct. &aul. men en-
Mano, iom nogao fig forat bore en-
@misrationsagent, ia9oe, ban funbe
faa beore 2agebielp / fit 8eitemmel=
iesiteo. &onen blep be9rapet /
Moorbeab paa @ountpets 8efoitz
ning." - 9ertil fnDtter tgrftnepnte
8lao fpl9enbe Meboelelie: "@n
Manb, Der oar paa Eeset, ba Sami=
lien reiite bibere til fit 8efemmelies=
iteb, mebbeler os, at ben fatfels
Manb osiaa miitebe en- al fine @maa,
en 4=aarssammel &i9e, oer af9it peo
9poen peo Eosets Nntomt til 2ariz
more. @n iianbbeo baarb @tiebne
for en- fatti9 9ebtommer.
- sos. 81. @noerion, lom iibite
Onsoa9 blep nomineret til @upernpr=
fanoioat af &robibitioniferne I Tenz
nesiee, ppoe etpar Sage ienere.
= @n ioenit Samilie 8ersren,
iom TOM til @bica9o fra bet samle
2ano o9 bar paa &eien til Miuneiota,
miiteoe en- tire glar 9ammel Datter
Sobanna, frog fpr be anfom til ben
nepnte Bp fioite 5reoas. Barnet
obbe al l1omattelie foraariaget af ben
lan9e &eile. Ser bar fire 8brn til
/ Samilien.
= Ser par flor & pper Ron<
9resmanb Mils Gariff=8iq i &on=
9res1ens 9us ben 18be bs. Set bar
&on9resmano geanbau, 1om bar Sen
feirebe 6elt. glQe @aQerier par
fulbe, o9 Sntereslen oa Bepa9ellen
bar flor oper al Maaoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-23
,9t8terprdten'"S 8oreo=ag.

Com tiblisere betjenbt9iort i l19ez
blabet bolot &riitofer San1en Sore
brag paa @baies 9al Manb a9saften.
Ser bar omtrin9 80 &erioner tilitebe.
3aleren uplafte, at ban piloe besDnoe
meo at ipuse en- @ans af fin @almez
bog, men ba ban formobebe, at ineen
at be tilfebeperenbe bapbe benne @al=
mebog, maatte ban pel ipn9e alene.
@au pibite imiolertib, at Ifbolbsfol=
tet baube optaget en- af bans Sanse /
fin @ansbos, % ban pilbe berfor
ipuse ben, foroi maaite enoel af Ser
iamlinsen funbe Dmfoebet, iaa funbe
be ipnse meo peb bette.
Sangen be9Dnber:
"Sp 8r0bre! ifpnber eoer. 2iret er fort"
D9 Dmfuebet lpb:
S6r 3aarer al. 9enner. ter Iaarer af,
1eten er fort ira por 9uese til @rap.
.6erren ban penter. vi lfal f6lse bans Spor.
Sub ban pil peliiene bper. ipm ii9ner fin
8rpr.
9erefter bolbt 9aleren en- tort
8pn. Sab at 6erren pilbe 9ipe bam
ben Ganb, iom fplbte por 8rober %
8annef6rer Seius, Gribeben8 Ealsz
manb.
lf 5orebra9et fan ber lite bore
9ale ON at giensiue bet belle, men ri
pil foribse atgienaiue iaa meset beraf,
at be, iom lite bprte bet, fan banne fig
ct 8egreb ON bet.
IS fienber aqe Sortellingen ON, at
Seius git inb / 9emplet og itob op %
lerte. Set bar lite forbebolbt be-
femte &erioner Ealeret, men enbper
funbe taa op % unberpiie. Man
rate BAN 8ibelrullen, os ban fog
op os late bos &rofeten @fa;as: 8an
fenote mig til at forbinoe bem, iom
babe ct ignoertnuit 9ierte, til at ub>
raabe for be fanane 5ribeb os for be
bunsne 5ensilets Dplabelie.
9an gap &nllen tilbage os fasbe,
at ibas bar bette gaaet i Dpfplbelie.
Seiu belle 8rogram er at lBie be b1nb<
ne, iatte be fansne 5ribeb us bore
sob mob fattige os ltbenbe. 9ette
er &riitenoom men lite bet at ftribe
os feeble.
6pis pi opfaiter bet @pBr9smaal:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-23

Bibel6iforie meb Bileber. @n
iaaban ct MI netop ubfommet, ioet
2utberan @ublii6ins 9oule / 9ecoz
rab, Soma. bar ubsipet en- np % me-
get imutt ubitDret l1bsape al &osts
minbite 8ibelbiforie. Ser er 9obt
ubfprte BiQeber paa nefen bpert
Blab Bosen, os berbos er baabe
Hapir, Erpt, Os 8ino Iaa patfert,
at 8osen maa talbes en- Hra9tubsape.
8ogen for9uri9t er anta9elig befien6t
fra tiblt9ere ub9aper. 8ri1en ct As
Gents.