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Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
rppet Barn, ccr buffer op
t9jcn iotn WooeprGf.

Jpr trebipe 9lar iiben pafte ct 8arnes
ron e~uropaif Spmerfiombeb. Den
lille ~ipuaarise Cigar Mortaru, ct Ssoes
barn, blep meo Wast taset fra fine 5ors
elbre paa Befalins af @rfebiifOpen af
Bologna for at opbrdses / ben romerif
fatbolfe Gro. Som YaaIfub bleo be
npttet ben Omitanbisbeb, at en- rOmerf=
fatbolf Tieneitepise bapbe luret fig til
at bsbe Barnet, = bet bBrte altiaa Sir
fen til! Jorsiaues proteiterebe be
ulpffelise J%oralbre, fOrsiepes blanoebe
ben frantic 8eSjerins Jig i Sasen, for
sjaues reifte ben berpmte enselife Mens
ne feoen Ssben Monteiiore til Rom,
forsjeoes neblasbe ben fatbolite @eiits
lisbeo / England Snbiiselie mob 8olbss
sjerninsen, 8irfen bebOlot tit Bptte, os
ben lille Cigar Mortara blep for altio
Tilt fra fin Slast % 3ro.
s bisie 9aSe pnffer en- Breft
Maoribs itsrite 8irfe ualmirbelis Sp'
m%arfiombeo. Sra 9rOnninsen til Zig:
serfonen iiboer be o9 laber fig bsnriue
al bans lDnenoe Seltalenbeo. Oct e,
8irfens 8ptte, bet er bet ranebe Barn
Os airfen bar intet iparet forat sjsrt
bans Oporaselie fuloenot, Os @rbeibei
bar uaret let; tbi Manben bar merle.
lise @uner: Braiten taller blanbt anbe'
~ Sprus. Os ban er liseiaa lert
9beplos iom Oeltalenoe Yrebifant.
MOrtaras 8Oo bibrus life Tibet til a
un~bersrape Yauens perbslise Mast
Osiaa 8Omerfirfen bar lert. On nj
Mortaraius piloe bore umulis / Dor,
8ase.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
Yaa 9apets Suns.

Set ct life mango aar, iiSen rn,r
troeoe, at 5if life funbe leue paa ftarrs
9pboer bels paa @runb Of gunotroH,,
bells al Mansel paa 9ps. Senere aor,'
ninser bar imiclertio subteiurt, at isf,
paa De msrfete % bpbsite stsosr
Sapet rsrer Der fig ct mere eaer miuSr,
rist 9preliu. Sporlebes Tan nu Rial,
9pr mpoitaa ct 9rpt, iom tnuier @los,
initrumenter til Stpp? Ilene en- upsr.
Habiif unoeriDselie af en- al oisIe 9u5.
transformer siper os Sparet. 3e sr
operprbentlist lift iammeniat, % mann,
faloer bcsitauelis / Stptter, raar 5,
folnmer no al Ganbet, lfiont be er baoS,
fore os &opfiife. 8enene er purpIe %
iormelis operiaab meo Suler, us bucr.
iombelit mar FILTER / benz meo en- @oc(
oil ben trefe en- n~aturlis 9(abnina. o.
Sanoet rimelispis transer sienrsH
bisie Nabninser Opbapes berpeb git
ninsen al 8anbtrpffet. Manselen sa
Sonps er eritattet peb 5oletraabe iaHt
berpeo, at 9pbspunbfiltene er ielulp
ienbe. Saoet for 2piet er bells Slima,
bells fosforiierenbe Ylaoer paa 6uutSs
eler Siberne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06

Seq or Gatter al en- Sasforcr, vi
ou, ia bun, efter at ban bauoe iriet %
faat ia. os oa oil bu uel life ipnes, BET
er iaa unberlist, at je9 Der big siue mig
en- ifriftiis 8epionelie for, at ri er ir
lopet.
pan bar after lpffelis til Of irhs
BET unberlist ps unbertesneoe Gufunsn'
tet meb fieluenbe Saano O9 iuulmera
Sjerte. 9erefter lasbs bun fit Ore s
til bans mioterIte 8sitefnap, Os be "a,
meset, meset lpffelise.
sig mig, boorfur pilbe ou, at jig
lfulbe Ifripe unber bette 8apir? ipurgts
ban efter en- lang, beilis Yauie. grS H
life filter paa, at ies elifer big?
So, iuttebe bun, bet er jes men tlar'
Ben, ies er blet narret laa o'te!
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
Abe Suli.

rpt OAts
Sliper BET patfert 8eir ben Dag, oa
tpoer gift paa, at Ri ifal iaa en- 5eitbas
mere enb nlminbelis torartet. gnonu
er intet Srraram uoienot, bet pil fomrte
naIts llse, men iaa me9et fnn ri paa
Sorbaanb iise, at man pil faa iitane en-
itatelis YrccesTiun. Gen norife Gang
iorenins "9uren" pil unber @arIden
ipnse nusle Sanse; Seteranerne til
bsrenee G. A. r. mpber frem, liseieoes
8ruuofompanierne us V. A. S. | i'm
npe Uniform. On @itermiooasen az
bulbes Ssiteuabbelsb, % foritieaise
Yartier oil fiempe meo bperanbre
8a,e 8ua. Oct belle arrangement er /
iaa sobe Senber, at gnbuer fan bore
furuisist ON, at gift mulistuil sisres for
at ifafe Yublitum rig llnberbulbnins,
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
Syeut Yanfcr | @tcn

arbeioer | benne 2io paa at banne en-
5inanssruppe, Der ifal optase 8ampeu
meb Suiet &otbidilb paa be Setter, ipm
MI alene beberifes af Rotbl6ilb meo
5Orbunone. OperensfOmit CT alerebe
Iuttet meb aniete 5inansbuie / Srunfrise
% 9piflanb, men ganitelisbeberne er
fremoeles fore, ba aampen nj opta-
ses meo samle 5Orbinbelier, iom liooer
'noe meo %umaabelise Yensemioler.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
Smaapluf.

Seter Spusen boloer paa at nebriue
jim gleuator os flDrer Waterialierne no
Poo i'm Sarm for Der at beuptte benz til
OpiDrelie al Sslaoer % areaturbiuser.
Bette er ben anben gleuator, Der bort
Hpttes berira. buur Suebemarfeoet bar
feet fine bebite 8ase. Get er betesueube
for Omluset / @inneibeit Sarmsrnss
8ebrift, of bisie fore Suebebsbolbare
M umItabes til Suie for 8ues %
5urase.
= &ep. @. 3. @abrp, Yrsiioius
glber i 9ecorob 9iitritt er anmobet ON
at bplbe 5eittalen ben Ace Srli os er
saaet IND berpaa.
Or. Sadwib bar / lit WsbeIOfule
Siepers SulI ucitiIst enbel Malerier,
eiencOmmelise i fit Slnes. 9e Sleite
Tom tar Dem / gieipn, uil uiitnOf fDl,
Es tiltalt az benz, ifjsut be er matte bio
to aOlsrer, fort us bpiot. Mun bsi
sua inb % ie paa benz.
or. s. q. 9olue, reiienoe Gsen
for u. 6. Sobnion e. Co., er | 9ecora
for 7iben, / 5urretniusers Snteresie.
- CLAUS Slion fra @aterlpo &ibl
ofasbs 9seOrub ct fort BeisS ! Nar
boss.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06

MOberen tos bet iopenoe Barn . rne
Grme for at sipe bet ct RPS til @oonal'
men fob bet plubielis fable tilbase paa
Iubeu.
Sub i Simlsn, gorter, ifres bun,
buOr bar Barnet faut ben fra?
q Of 8erbsn! Set er min mel, bet
er lille - bpurfra = bpurfra
Va Far, bet CT min, raub!e ben 9lues
stemme. Santa Glas Tom n'eo Den.
sofie bar uoe / 8isffenet, % ban tom
neb sjennem SfOrtenen. Os ban 1aooe
en- Snbretnins ouer Sinene ie, Der
lisser ben pua @ulOet.
Yurter tos Snbbrubstpuens Nfalte
op % mumleoe nOsle fraftise Orb mel
lem 7enberne. s neite gisblit tit ban
NOT at sisre meb at anoenoe be 9uss
raab, ban tisnbte mob fin Suitrus aram1
pesraab.
On Waaneb efter braste en- al Bors
tiers @cntoriiter ben 8eifeb, at en- Manb
af rpaet toillomt l~lbieenbe piloe tale
meb bam perionlis us life funbe iise tit
ggrenbe til nogen Nnben.
Manben fOm IND. San iaa ubtaret
ub, men llbtrpffet / bans Iniist tpoeoe
mere paa Spasbeb END paa sletbeb.
Seq pil sjsrre pa Grbeibe."
"Spsr min 5ormanb, ON ban bar
8rus for nosen ggtrabielp / bennt
9ib."
"S en- bel Maaneb bar ies prppe1
paa of faa Noset at b%eitile, men Singer
pil ia @oset at sisre meb mig. Sec
uilbe life bore fommet til Dem, bois
ies tunbe fat arbeibe noset anbe
Steb".
"Ses foritaar life, boOrfor ge font
mer til mis?"
"Jorbi jes bare bar en- Inbefalins
os ben fan fun bialpe mig bos DEM"
"Spem er ben fra?"
"9en er fra Seres 9atter."
"Snaf! Seq bar bare en- 9atter, E
tibet Barn."
"9erfpr bplber Sc 10 life miubre a
benbe, pel?"
"gsei, naturlisuis, men bpao pebfom
mer BET bette? De er piit life CAN'T
Harp"
Manben git tet bort til Ecrters Sul
os lasbe fin Saanb paa ben.
"Nei, jes ct lite sanIfe flar, men jeI
bill bore BET. Seq oil ia 9rliSt Irbeio
eller psiaa - maa Be sioe mig 8ere'
8atters Sulesaue isjen."
Yorter for pp al lin Stol meo g
Sfris, os ct Cieblif iaa De to Wan
binanben itiut / ginene.
Saa iasoe Bprter.
"Ses ifal ifafe Dem arlist Irbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
SefOrations. Sagen

bleu life til, boab man iaa sierne
tulbe pnlfet; bet resneoe mere e0er
miubre, buprfor ben esentlise Winoefeit
muutte bOloes / Stepers Opera Saa.
Der uar life faa Msuneiter TONNE inc
til Spen / Gnleonins at 9aseu. Salt
par fremmsbt beupsb so Meolemmer
bsrenbe til ben beruereube Militar.
Bof.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06

Jor 100 Mar iiben bleu bet frrit'
9amplfib bpsset. s 1914 bapoe eNs
Lamb 5, i 1886 berimoo $500 Damp
ifibe. Oct isrite 9ampitib, ION ct
oper Ntlanterbapet, brusts rs 9s9ll III
&eiIen; iaar pil man rimelisois opllaa
at sisre bet paa 81 8s9n. NOr9s T'
fit fsrite 3ampltib "aOnfitutlOnen" /
1926. 8 bore 9ase iOresanr onltrsni
to 9rebiebele al Sptransportsn TnS
Damp, meoens 9ampifibene laaNsnl
iom / 1871 bare baube en- 1reoleoel o.
transporter. 8eb uosansen al 1852
bapbe 9orse $40 Damp1ibe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
Sulentsicns NepoIper.

Snbbrubstpuen iamlebe ueb 2plet fra
fin 8lenblpste nusle at Smpfferne
Iammen.
Seq tjeuber Dig, raabte en- flar
Sarneitemme fra bet enc Sisrne al Be
reliet.
Manben meb Walfen bleu iaa rob, at
ban ner baobe tabt 2psten, men n,eo
S%orbrpoereus burtise Snitinft sreb ban
fin 8epolper, ipanbte ben os penbte
2psten mob ben Sibe at Stuen, 2poen
tom fra.
Gen Tarpe 2psfrebs ialbt paa en-
liten 8ise paa en- 6 til Z s(ar, iom iab
i fin Sens. Ssnoes Zine blenbeoes al
2pstens 2ps, men be %ftraalte al @lebe.
Acknowledgements &epolper ianf neb
oeb bans SIDE.
"aienber 9u mis?" iasbe ban.
"Sa, 0u er Santa glas. Wor flyer,
at Du fommer bper Sui os logger Ga.
Der / inllle 8srns Strsmper. gr 9u
tOmmet neb sjennem StOr.enen? genb
2piet bort, iaa ies fan ie Dig, bet sisr
pnbt / mine Zine. Seq troebe life, 9u
bebSpebe 2ps.
"Spor er bin Sar os bin Mor ?"
"3e er bOrte / Suleiellfab. Seq ifulbe
osiaa peret meb, men Mober uar rob
for, ies ifuloe falbe / Sspn.
"Sar be labet big bore sanIte alene
berinbe?
"9la nei, Sofie ifulbe iibbe bos mig,
men bun er oiit saat no i&isffenet. Gil
3u life uenoe 2piet, iaa jes fan ie 9is?"
"9er er life noset rart ueb at ie mig.
men jes ifal oenbe 2piet, iaa bet itfe
sisr onbt / bine Zine. Saa!"
"Nu fan ies FINITE big. Seen 81
bar 10 lite noset lanst buibt Sfias, Ue
buao er bet for Noset, gu bar ope'
|, aniiStet? 9u lisner 10 iIet life Santt
E Glas / min YiQebbos! 9u sisr mil
: rob"
r "Du maa life uere reb. Big sjsr je!
insen 5Ortreb. Seq bar ensans baf
r en- liben Yise iom Dig - for lans
n iiben. Waaife - baube bun leuet =
n moo, pil 3u MI life iope?"
"ysei, 8u Ital oiie mig, bpab 9u ia
g mec til mig. Oilers falber ies ilet i'll
i Sspn. &un 9u life 81 mig bet me-
bet Samme."
n "Ser er bin @ape."
IN Os Snbbrubstppen lutfebe fin 9e
IN ooloer op % loo Ba~tronerne fable uo
r. lin Saanb. Saa luffebe ban ben after
MT Os FOB bet blante 2Db blinie i aplet.
"9pOr ben er batter! Spab er be
ii. TIP"
N, "Get Tiger bin Jar Dig. Sig ban
os at Santa Glas tror, at ban albris mel
m. oil faa 8rrs for ben - maaIfe albri
,ps &an Su butte bet? @obnat?"
's' Sa 5OralSrene Tom biem, iab Suj
ne. trotait paa Iast ueb Sensens Sibe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
TDrretningsz Notltlel.

9aierens Opmarfiombeo beUlsp's
NpertisIemeueet norman v.
M~inue5ota" i Ell anbsu Spalte. sa,na
aieloien bill bereopinis sipe al pTl's"s sas, ia
ming, til Saaoanne, ioia, aster
3ano | Heo Hiuer 9alen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06
Gu beficuot Sabrifaut | 5rantllnl

6n befienot 5abrifant | uranium
peo Napn &repps er nplis bieueI' ROM
af en- isrselis Stiabnr. Sans aasls''
bar ilpsiet meb 100000 Maar', r's'
arspps reiite eiter bam, OplOste pam
oeb 8olitiets Sjalp Os fanot BAN ! wv
lermo. 0a 3puen iaa, at bar uaf 'p
baset, tos ban fig al 9ase. 5aOr''a ~,
ten bar imiblertib bleuen iad ftarti rpl"
af ale bisie Sesiueubeoer, at ban '' ~
iin%bsioruirret os I'll er blepen Iel' !"
en- italien1f Sinbsipseanltalt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-06

misunderstanding lie "90Or'''
Der iaa mango apinoer aniutte oe0 -
lefOnlelfaberne?" ipurste 9srs' srpi ~"
"JOroi", iparebe Yrciuir, "Ss'l'~
berries gefprslie bar inoieet, at 'ns ~
paa belle Suroflooen piloe SlDre W."
9lrbeioe bebre END apiroerne."
"tSoab bar De ba at bsltlas?'
"Mt Inaffe."
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Why Boys Leave the Farm.

..Whv do the boys leave the farm ?"
walls Il writer i'll an agricultural jour
nal. Well, dear brother. there are
several reasons. One is because the
boy is not 60 years old at his birth.
Then, if there is a hoe on the farm
weighing fourteen ounces bright rs
nickel plate and sharp as II razor, and
another hoe weighing somewhat less
than a breaking plow. with an edge on
it like Il hammer, and a sapling with
the bark on for IL handle, the hired
man takes one and the boy gets the
other. and every man in America
knows which is the other. Did YOU
ever stand with such Il hoe in Your
hands away-down in Il corn row on
some ~airless. still. hot summer day,
twenty acres of corn blades and tassels
willing about YOU, standing fourteen
inches higher than YOU. head. shutting
out every last trace OF b~reathat!e air,
and then hear a locust down i'll the
edge Of the timber strike up his long.
strident. monotonous call To make it
ten times hotter. And all this time Il
cool creek net a mile away. loitcrin.
i'll deep, silent pools in shady places i'll
the woods, or breaking into merry
dancing ripples ovcr the pebbles? And
in the deep holes, the fish just lying
around waiting for Il boy? Well, then,
you know why some boys leave the
farm. Still, boys a he kept on Il
farm and made to stay here all their
lives. You drive a long spike tlrouh
a boys abdomen and through Il live
oak tree, and clinch or bolt on the
other side, and then saw Oft the boys
legs and break his bark. aud he will
stay on the farm. Yes. there are some
other ways we know. but this is the
only infall;ble method.-Enrdette il
H0rkeHc.
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New Varieties OF Lilies.

There is Il pretty Chinese fancy CON
nccted with these tlower>. to the effect
that if they blossom before Il certain
day the owner Of them will live
throughout the year. | was curious to
know how many different kinds OF
lilies they have in China, and. chatting
with the chief clerk OF the state depart
ment OH the subject, he kindly sent
me the next day a roll of 10 less than
twenty-five different kinds of lilies,
hand painted in their natural color
upon fine rice paper. Many of these
are quite unknown i'll this country.
while others are familiar.
The Chinese name for lily is uri, and
they have such quaint given nalncs as
hagako. a beautiful scarlet flower: uba.
a small white blossom tepo, which Is
like the Bermuda ascension lily; sirato.
a golden tiger lily: aca>jma. Il small
red lily yama, a large white lily. the
petals spotted with brownish lie !:
takagima. a double yellow lily: benc
sugi. a large. highly decorated flower.
the long white petals striped with ma
genta kOke, IA purple lily; sirO kano-
ko, a white tiger lily. and va yeteuko.
a tiger lily three times doubled! 1t
will be seen from this that there are
possibilities for florists in tie direction
Of the development of new varieties OF
lilies which have Tot We: been seen i'll
this county, Fuller Walker IN Ncc
York Graphic.
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Glje Gbiboooux Sentinel
4 Lesson.

A bluebird met Il butterfly
One lovely summer day.
And sweetly li>ped Il like your dress.
It's very bright and gay.
There wasn't any butterfly
When the bluebird flew away.
Our black cat met that sly bluchi!d
When going out for Il walk.
And mewed My charming friend.
Lets lave quiet talk.
There wasn't any hluelird
When puss resumed her walk.
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An order issued from army head
quarters lays down this rule as t.
what a soldiers ration shall be:
..By direction Of the secretary Of
d paragraph 2.15O OF the regula-
lions, is amended to read as follows:
$3.50. A ration is the established
daily allowance Of food for one person.
For the United States army it is now
composed as follows: Twelve ounces of
pork or bacon or canned beef fresh or
corned) OF one pound and four ounces
of fresh beef, OF twenty-five ounces OF
salt beef: eighteen Ounces Of soft bread
or flour. or sixteen ounces OF hard
bread, or one pound and four ounces OF,
corn meal. To every 100 rations if
teen pounds Of beans OF peas, or ter
pounds Of rice or lomiiny: tel pounds
Of green coffee, or eight pounds o.
roasted Tor roasted and ground) coffee.
or two pounds Of tea: fifteen pounds OF
sugar; four quarts OF vinegar; one
pound aud eight ounces Of a%damantine
or star candles: four pounds of soap:
four pounds Of salt; four ounces Of
pepper, and to troops in the field, when
necessary, four pounds Of yeast pow
der to the 100 ~rst;ons Of tlUur.-Chica-
60 Times.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

Office OF TAX COLLECTOR. PARIsH1
Of L~ArOUkCHF:
Tlihalarx. La . Jan. "a, 1885,
70 al, whom it may concern:
Y.n are hereby net II. Il to call ut this office
ana pay veur State and parish lirensea fnS the
Year 1883. l,vfOre March |. 1899, to avoid coats
~; r,"nrf. ten per cent. penalty IA attorneys
ier- AM; two ,tr cent interest l,<r aa"nth.
p. +. LORnD,
Tax Collector.
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Tramp Ito fussy old gentleman
Will you give me ten cents, sir; I'm
starving.
Pussy Old Gentleman producing a
bill)-Dear me, starving. Can You
change Il?
Tramp-Yes. sir.
Fussy Old Gentleman (Pocketing
the chahge)-Dcar, dear, starving =!
Bless me, but this world is full of
misery The Epoch.
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During an aeute attack OF Bronchitis, .
ceaseless tickling in the throat, and IN
exnausting, dry, hacking cough, amics
the sufferer. Sleep is banished, and great
prostration follows. This disease is also
attended with Hoarseness, and sometimes
Loss of Voice. 1t Is liable to become
chronic, Involve the lungs, and terminate
fatally. Ayers Cherry Pectoral affords
speedy relief and cure in cases Of Bron-
chitis. 1t controls the disposition to
cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
l have been q practicing physician for
twcnty-four wears. and, for the past
twelve. have suffered from III attacks
Of Bronchitis. After cXhaustinS I'll b
u>ya. remedies
Without Relief,
tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t helped
me Immediately. and effected a speedy
cure.-G. Stoyeall. NJ. D., Carrollton. Miss.
Ayers Cherry rectoral is decidedly the
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
chronic bronchitis. and all hung diseases.
M. :. Rust, NJ. D.. South Paris, Me.
Twas attacked. last winter, with 4 severe
Cold. which. from exposure, grew worse
and nililv settled OIL my Lungs. by
night sWeats | was reduced almost to i
skeleton. NV Cough WAS incessant. and
frequently spi, blood. Ny physician told
me to give up business. or 1 would not
live Il month. After taking various RENE.
dies without relief, l was finally
Cured BY Using
two bottles Of Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. I
am now In perfect health, and able TO
resume business. after having been pro-
.iounced incurable with Consumption
S. z. Henderson, S~aulsburgh, Penn.
For years I was in a decline. I had
weak lungs. and suffered from bronchitis
and Catarrh. Ayers Cherry Pectoral re-
stored ne to health. and Ihave been for 4
long time comparatively vigorous. In
case Of a sudden cold l always resort to
The Pector;al. and find speedy relief
Edward Z. Curtis, Rutland, Vt.
Two wears ago / suffered from Z severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending Elc
became fearful that tl,c disease would ter
inmate in Pneumonia. After irving N:iri-
Gus medicines. without benefit. he finally
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectoral. which
relieved me at once. / continued TO take
this medicine Il short time. and WAS cured.
Ernest Cotton, Logansport, Ind.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by Or. &C. Aver s. Co Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY ali Druggists. Price d; six bottles, s..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
A bohemian ROmauCe.


There was queer little wedding In the
Church OF the Bohemian Mission, on i ast
Seventy. fourth street, last Sunday. The
only guests were four men and little girl.
The bride WAS young and pretty and wore
brown travelling dress, while tho groom
did not take of hts overcoat. Rain was
falling heavily without, but all was hap.
piness Within. The last chapter OF little
romance was being brought to close A
year ego the groom WAS q college
student In Bohemia. His father, q Hebrew,
was aud Ii today the richest man In all tho
country. He has vast estates, elegant resi-
dencee, horses and servants, almost
numberIess. His son, the college student,
fell In love with q pretty girl who was q
Romanist and Of poor family. They be-
came engaged. The father threatened,
stormsd an forbade the msrrisge. But his
boy was really In love, and scrsping to-
gether enough money to como to Americs
landed here six months ago and fonnd en-
ploymsnt In the office OF an express com.
pany. He worked hard, and was able In q
short time TO send for his fiancee She ar
rived q few days ago. They were married
on Sunday. On Monday they commenced
their new life In . third rate boarding
house In marrying the girl the young
man voluntarily threw up all claims to the
heirship Of bis fathers vast fortune. II
will be interesting to see how this match
comes out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
A warnipg TO Young Men.

Gen. JAMES A. Walker, Of Withevii le
Va, is In q receipt OF letter from young
Virginisn who recently moved to Los
Angeles, California, which may serve ss
. warning TO aspiring young men from
going to Southern California. Gen. Walkers
correspondent writets HThis 10 the most
overreted country In the whole world.
They have nothing here except climate,
and.-such ciimatei Ton nearly freeze
In the morning aud evening and burn up
In the middle Of the day. Everything IL
O. a most exorbitant price. What do you
think OF coal being 80 per ton and wood at
Si4 per cord The fruit here Is not half so
good as IL is In the East, with the solitary
exception Of grapes, which are the finest
have ever seen. The only thing that brings
farmer any revenue is alfalfa hsy, which
they can only raise by irrigation, which u
very costly. Tho whole OF Southern CALI
fornis IL laid of into town and city lots, at
from $500 to &c, 600 per acre, and each owner
expects to sell At those figures to some Eas,.
etn tenderfoot"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

About the middle of October tho INTEL,
LIeENcEH published an item giving some
Of the details OF the murder OF John r. Nc.
Cartuy, former resident Of Strssburg. A let.
tor has been received by Mr.. McCsrtney'a d
brother at Strssburg giving some additional
particulars. Deceased had crossed into
Mexico and there no was murdered. His
body was iound In the cabin of Mexican
esupposision is that he had Q large amount
Of money in his possession received fol
osttle sold, and that robbery was the
motive for the murder. He had bui
littls money, however, ~ prior 70 hii
departure for Mexico he had deponited
Il in IN Arizona bank. The owners of the
fanch where young Mccartney WAS en-
ri6Sed Will make every effort to spprehend
his murderer. Detectives have been en-
ployed to search for the guilty party.