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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

UN0R SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT-SEv-
T. eral wel.located cottages and nice build
beautifully located, and 3 acres near Bright
wood, improved by 7-room cottage, &C.
WALKER s. WILSON, 1006 II st.
TOR SALE-A NUMBER OF SMALL HOUSES,
Il 8 TO 5 rooms, with mod imps for sale on
easy terms. GEO. W. LINKlNS,
Corner 10th and Ii sts.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
REAL ESTATE.

LNoR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Lots and cottages In Eokngton for sale. Plats
OF this subdivision, being the first addition ever
for distribution. Several attractive cottages
and number of the choicest lots will be sold TO
persons who will improve the same. 1t is the
purpose or the pr jprietor to mako this the most
attractive subdivision about Washington. The
streets are exact extensions of those of the city
and every modern convenience will be provided
An abundant water. supply, perfect sys-
TEN OF sewerage, incandescent Q electric
lights and an electric railway havebeen pro-
yided. Ten thousand feet of curb have
been contracted for and the laying of curb
days. Cottages will be erected for purchasers
II desired. For pats, apply at the office of
GEoRGE TRUEsDBLL, 60o Seventh st. n. W.,
or at Third and r SITS. n. e., In lexington.
To see the property, take the Electric Railway,
westi
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FOR RsNT-RooMs.

1Q1ON STREET NoRTHwEsT, OPPOSITE
10 ' the British LEGATION, several very
handsomely furnished rooms, en- suite or single;
D'auliiut locations all oonveniences.
4 METHODIST LADY. HAVING SUITES
~ of handsomely furnished rooms, would rent
70 Methodist couples or young men; table board
" desired; location within one square Met. NJ
E. Church. Address METHODIST, this office.
o1S TO 800 PER MONTH FOR FULL SUITE
OlD of front rooms. furnished or unfurnished
72O lith street northwest
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WANTED HELP.

NATANTED--A FEW GOOD CANVASSERS
w for Mrs. Mary A. Livermore's new book,
My Story Of the War; exclusive territory 10
each. send address TO W. II. PRITCHETT, No.
10 9th street northeast
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NIT. VERNON SEMIN AIRY, 100, 11Oi, 11O6,
WI 1116 NJ street and 1923 Eleventh street.
little girls
Fourteenth year opens Wednesday, october o,
for reception of boarding pupls Thursday
October 4, for reception of day pupils
MRS, Ed. SOMERS, Principal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NGGs SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
bAsasA corner 9Th and q southwest Rev, Mr..
Zimmerman will preach at IL n, IN. AT 1880 DR..
Hershey will p, each the second IN the series of
illustrated sermons. Tho subject will he,
'Scenes IN the Life Of Jacob" Two fine, large
POstilG illustrations. Everybody come out.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
WI School OF Telegraphy and Type-Wrltng,
3l3 9th street northwest, near City Postoilice.
THE highest standard business college In
America" Splendidly equipped The largest
and most commodlous building In the city de-
voted to business training Catalogues free on
application. Colored students not admitted.
Francis @. Martyr, president; G, X, Urner, A.
NJ, c. E., principal.
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Executive Clerk Young.

Another Congressional official, who is
making an extended stay in New York,
Is James Rankin Young, executive
clerk of the United States Senate, says
the New York Times. He is hand
some, blondeheaded youth, with a health
full glow in his smiling face and a merry
CLEAN in his blue eyes. The result Of
the election insures his retention in his
responsible place. He is only in attend
ance upon the Senate when its doors are
closed, and although Mr., Young is a
newspaper man, never has any proceed
ing of an executive session leaked out
through him. For years he was at the
head of the Tribune bureau in Washing
ton Now he and his elder brother,
John Russell Young, own a controlling
interest in the EU6HiHg STAR of Philadel-
phia, and his Washington letters over
tho once deceptive initials rs, M" are
admittedly the leading feature Of that
newspaper, Mr.. Young's mission in
| New York is entirely in relation to his
| duties as correspondent for his Phila-
/ delphia newspaper,
Mary Anderson's Crazy Lover.
James NJ. Dougherty, who was yester
day committed to the Insane Asylum for
his yagarics regarding the love which he
believed Mary Anderson, the actress,
! bore towards him, was employed as q
book agent by Gately K Aldrich in this
city about six weeks this fall, Mr.
Aldrich said, in speaking of him this
morning, that he recognized DOugherly
as his former agent from the published
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17

v3ElsPHIL1P \. HALL,
b'AsS. DOS street n. W.,
Makes speciality of custommade shirts, so
place your order with him at once.
,GROGAN's INsrALLMENT HOUSE.
49, Having removed to my New store,
730 and 711 seventh st. II. W.,
am prepared to sell cheaper than any other
credit credit house in the city, Our stock of CAR
rEIS. oILCLOTHS MATTINGS, RUGS,
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES, PARL0R,
BEDkO0M, DINING-ROOM AND KITCHEN
FUkNlTURE Is complete, and will bo sold on
credit cheaper than they can be sold elsewhere
ior cash Come and see us and you will be sat
GRoGAN's, 730 and 741 9TH st. n. W.,
Is THE PLACE TO DEAL.
All Carpets bought from us we will make and
lay ON the floor free of cost
vNg-a@,NEw MUSIC sToRE.--ALL KINDS OF
bAtlass Sheet Music and Music Books; all the
DC and 1Oc music published. HENRY WHITE
6O5 9TH st. IL W, opposite Patent Office.
tfr1sNEw BOOKS.
ROBERT ELSMERE.
JOHN WARD, PREACHER.
THE OWLS NEST, by wister.
RAYMOND KERslIAw, by Cox.
THE STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM.
W. II. MORRISON,
1884 STREET NORTHWEST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NNTANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR A so, 80
w or bi'inCh blcycle fine canoe with sail
iug AMI padding Outht Call at l72S llth
street northwest, between and $50 p IN,
NTASrED-ENERYBO TO KNOW THAT
w mce's stramC Cleaning Works, 400 Maine
ave W, cleans orp pets, renuyateS feathers,
stoams mattres,es and rrmakes them; also, fur
niiure steamed la The best manuer aud at low
est nrices.
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Tie WIDOW NoG.nniss Pig.

ia -n piping tHedesH around post"
aur Democratic friend, are certainly eN-
ports al. u Irs5~5H ways a> 81 how the
ea-au. gat-anaa may hc made To- travel
.n So -M... gllele. ~itluut unnecessary
friction. tAyy SHOW great Ingenuity Pres
lgut Cleveland --I,l sd clic, forb.dding
fal.ral officer, 10 take any part in politi-
cal conventions. Sc.- and the office holders
tried 20 lei around IT by voting themselves
-1..t-. on the day IN which such CON
yeullon~ were held Then all federal Of
ticers were forbidden 20 make or pay po-
litical e-~lHtut-. but here again the
Democrats proved equal to the emergency
by investing tie imaginary widow Nc
Ginn.>- vita ga Imaginary pig 1t any
rate the Senatorial investigation Of the
New York custom house has brought out
the interesting fact, among others. that
in 1855 the custom house employees were
invited 10 take part in the rattle for
widow McGinuiss' pig" The proceeds
went 10 swell the Democratic campaign
fund. It was simply an ingenious plan to
dodge the law against political assess
ment>. But before they get through with
it the managers Of the rattle are likely to
realize that they got, not 'too much pork
for shilling but that they paid price
very much larger than York shilling
for their pork.
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Mr.. Blaine Ends all Doubt.


IlIs LETTER TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Paris, May IL, IS.
Whiielaw Reid, Esq Editor n Y. Tribune.
My Dear Sir;
Since my return to Paris from southern
Italy on the Sth inst | have learned what
| did not before believe that my name
may vet De presented at the National Con
yention a. a candidate FOR the Presidential
nomination OF the Republican party. \
single phrase Of my letter IL January p
from Florence which wa> decisive Of
everything | had the personal power to
declle--1 has been treated by many Of my
most valued friends a. not absolutely con
elusive in ultimate and possible contingent
cics. ON the other hand friends equally d.
voted and di>intercsted have construed my
letter A. 1t should he construed 70 be an
unconditional withholding Of my name
from the National Convention. They have
IN consequence given their support %
eminent gentlemen who are candidates for
the Chicago nomination. some Of whom
would not. am sure, have consented
70 assume that position. II had desired IA
represent the party in the Presidential
contest ofI>>S
II | should now, by speech or by silence,
by commission or omission. permit my
name. I'D any cycnt.tn come before the Con-
vrutiou Should incur the rcproach of hc-
ing uncaudid with those who have always
heon candid with me. | speak therefore
because am mot willing to remain IN .
doubtful attitude am not willing - hc
rLr cau>, Of misleading A single man
anon. the millions who have given III"
tLtsr >ufra.e~ and their confidence |
alu not Wiling that even one Of my faithful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

HA<CnCN = Clerk. Office :. !. Court. Eli-
worth. june J. i>~-.
Tine fotlnmin. !, tat disposition " each ar
pca,ed ease aud indictment Tor vipiatipn If the
law. regulating tile use aud sale 90 Intoxicating
liquors AZ the Aprll frrm ~ the : J. Court lNs~
Ia accDrianca Win tine provisions, Chp. - act
10. /. STATE !. sullivan .. wiggiu Appit
moi. pro.c,t oH ia ment Of lue AMI costs
NJ. :. state y FREEMAN H. Smith
No. .. state - Freeman ID. Smith, Anplt.
Caplas a. issue rctarnahlc next term.
No. - & T. Stste ~ Angus u. stewart. Appi't.
Capia- to Issue rrturnabIe y. 7.
NJ. Il \ "a. State - -alne-
>iretac;as 70 issue.
NO 20 4 u state + Jane 4. Mcuuinn.
No. proir.ihs icage N Cour; trr want q
No. %. ,tate Elrnon Emo, AplIt
Law.
No. 30. state s. Guns Y. cray, AprIG.
r < :. II. scirctacia- 70 issue.
No 81. state v Juo. I Watson. Applt.
p. * :. >ctreiacia- Ia issue.
NJ. 81. state = Rebecct Currau. Applt.
-cirefacia- u issue
No. 49, state Is Ira Webber
Japias rpturnahic y. 4.
No s. state - Thona, I.ampher.
Con. for sentence : before
No. -. State " Chas. Maddox.
Law.
No 80, 20 & Al. state IS Robert Mullsn.
Capias to issue returnable y. 4.
No. AZ & IS. state VS. Michael Drummy.
Law.
No. 80 state VS. same, Apprt.
Nol; prosed by leave OF Court for want of
evidence.
No 49, state X Richard Latin.
Law.
No ~ STATE s. Donald ". stuart.
sentence to fine Of $50 and costs, taxed
$i>.'t5, paid
No. u. state 81 Patrick Maiian.
Law.
No. o., 81 I "a state - fohn T. Watson, Apart,
Law.
No Is state " VIM W Br ,oks, Appl't.
mol proseG bv leave OF Court for want OF
evidence
No. g. state vs. Patrick Herihy, Appl't.
Continued.
II. b. SAUND Frs, clerk.
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Mrs Joanna Black widow Of the late
George Black and one Of our Olde>' citi-
z.n> died 29th ult. She was 4 member Of
the Baptist church and highly esteemed by
all who knew her and viii he sadly missed
in her family circle. Funeral services Fri
day, June l. ? o'clock r. NJ, at the house,
Elder Gray Of outer Greek officiating
Rev {. E. Woodcock OF Wallham,
preached an able sermon at the church Sun
day. 10 O'Clock A. ".
Mrs. Nathan Jordan is improving, but
is still under the care of DR.. Phillips.
Elder Fogg Of Lamoinc, has held Sc
ries Of meetings for the past week at the
school-house III district No. 3.
The apple trees about here are blossom
ing fully and promise good harvest.
\ small gang of rivermen are here to
keep the logs from getting damned.
Farming is very backward
Mr., Fred Cakes Is failing rapidly.
June t. \. \ 4.
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Bucksport I entr-

Who after spending summer on the
beautiful PenobScot would care fpr tie
gloomy. foggy coast Of Mount Desert:
We are beautiful for situation; our riy-
is now alive with crafts Of every de>crip-
tion- the tiny >kif or pleasure boat with
it, happy freight, the sailing vessels Of
every size, some spreading their white
wings to catch the favored brreze and
Others huddled together ike flock Of
geese under bare poles in tow Of some
putting, fussy little tugs, which Ike some
folks, are full of noise and buster to draw
attention To themselves, or the beautiful
palace steamers OF the Boston and Bangor
line, the New York line, the Bar Harbor
line and the Penob>cot line by which the
tourist can have daily communication with
Boston. Bangor or Bar Harbor, and with
New York semi-weekly by boat, or by rail
daily.
Spring very backwards the general cry
grass looks wen, but fruit tree, seem to
feel the cold and to be thinking twice ere
they throw of their winter wraps.
Our boys have all gone to the banks, 50
that many are the homes where the wife
and sisters are all alone. May the ever
watchful One bring them to loved ones in
safe return.
OBSERVER.
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Set-~!Fk.
4 lot on Carriers Point, near the steam
boat wharf, has been purchased by J. W.
Peabody of Boston. and a summer cottage
is going up.
Mr. VIM. y. Means. agent for the Estey
Organ and Piano Company, has sold a fine
chapel organ to the BROOKLYN Baptist
church.
On Sunday. May q, the James A. Gar
field Post of Bluehill was present In
body at the church. The musical pro-
sramme was special and under the direc-
ton of Mr.. +. Z. Cole. The pulpit and
platform were decorated with flags and
flowers with red, white and blue blossoms
nicely grouped. Upon the platform with
the pastor were Rev. c. p. Bartlett and
Mr.. Rodney Osgood. Commander of the
Post. The text of the discourse was taken
from the great commission" the topic,
Christ our Commander" After the SER
vices a collation. was served for the Post
Appropriate services were held in the
cemetery on Wednesday.
June l. Z. A. ID.
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On Memorial day detachment Of the
G. A. r., of Ellsworth, visited our Gene
terry for the purpose of decorating the
soldiers graves. A large number Of citi-
zens were present.
Rev Howard Tilden preached very
interesting sermon on Sunday the 27th
ult. 1t was enjoyed much by all present
The Sunday School, aided by the ladies'
of the sewing circle, have purchased a
fine library of over 100 books.
Mr. James H. Mcfarland has been
quite i'll for some time.
Capt Eastman Googins has. this spring.
planted one peck of squash seeds and two
quarts of cucumber seeds. He thinks,
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

EXAMINATIONS for admission to College viii be
II held at the CieaVcland Lecture Room Massa-
chuSetts Hall on FRIDAY and SATURDAY June 2.Hh
and 51th. AMI on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Septeu,-
Der i4th and Is, beginning each day at $50 A. NJ
All candidates must be present on FRIDAY morning.
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President
brunswick, NAV 2l;t ISIS
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OBSERVER.
Hane0ck.

4 SMART 16 YEARS Old GIRL-Last Sat
urday afternoon Miss Ellie Moon walked
distance: of / ~ miles to place called
Moons cove ard there on the side of the
bank where Il dandelons grew rank she
gathered 81 l. pounds of greens in 2 Ia
hours and carried them to the house on her
back NETTIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

The Republicans of Oregon have
gained most decisive victory and have
rolled up the largest majority that they
have had since the war
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

the meeting and reporting for US, the fore
going is furnished u by two knights re-
portorial, viz: Pencil and Scissors prin-
cipaIly Nv Scissors,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

The Democratic National Convention
is in session at St. Louis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

Gen. Sheridan is still very i'll, though
his condition, at latest reports, was some
what better than on the previous day.
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Freedom Notice.

For valuable consideration have giye3, to my
minor son. Charlie T. Bunker his time from this
date up to his majority. shall claim none of his
earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting af.
ter this date.
WM. n. BUNKER.
Witness, !. G. CHILGDTT
East Lamoine, May =. lsss. 3w2s.
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'lh 8. DAYS ONLY F.!

Having nearly complct-
Cd my contract for the
Photos OF the Graduating
Glass II IS, 5y request
| will open the same 70 all
Scholars and Teachers Of
the L. H. ). and other
schools in this vicinity at
the same rates. for the next
"a dax-S
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MARSHALL HALLS


and how to do it. will be found in Dr. hsaf-
,nnmH y ,.,, ~. , cnrt .f.,,nn. -, ,,y
,,an,',.,, + DrJxS.v 4 rn Ha.f.n
lily r..t'i,t. /. rofy FIJI.
=
Those unhappy persons "ho suffer from
nervousness AMI Dyspepsia Should u~r safitrs
for sl+eple-~, nervous, dy~peplic sufferers.
Price - cents.
v..,..,..,,,. o,, ,,.i,,.... a.r.,,,..,,... vji.
Boldly the storms and winds DEFY
Not lOug ago an acorn >Indil,
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n Otice.

All persons financially indebted to me
are requested 10 make Immediate settle
ment. ". ". HAINES. NJ ID.
3W23
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/RiiElE
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-24

nsoet %bottialbt berpeb. s}or enbelia OF
iaa sipet Spnoben bet ifplbiae Gpar
bolbtss Ssnoas Gitermiooaa ben 14oe
Ottobsr ct Wpoe, bpor ba fefsenoe
Spnr peotoses:
DEBORAH norife e~uanselit luiberlte
Wenisbeb
~ pil sierue isse opnaaet en- for
bss9e Barter tiifreostiGenbe 2ssnina
az Den Wanifelisbeb, Tom er opitaaet
men ben
"2) amer bet life for raabelist unber
De nip9renbe 5orbolb at anmobe gait.
Gs9en ON at ~reiisuere, bsller life oil
ben opforbre BAN til at isse @ienoptas
selie / S%pnoben."
Oct fsriie Yunft af benne 8~eIutnina
oeotoses e~nitemmis, bet anbet meb 81
mob A Siemmer. Oct er altiaa life ben
belle Wenisbeo, Tom bar sipet Spnooen
o%oenitaaenoe Soar. As itemmeberetz
t'9eoe Weolemmer bapbe isrit TENT for
fslsenbe 5orIlas: "Menisbeoen timber,
OF Spnooen bar grunb til &lase Oh +
bet mislise 5orbolb, iom nu eriiterer
Der, os looer, at ben uil iCse at faa
rettet eerpaa." Wen ba so ftemte mob
bette 5orllas, bleu bet naturlispis an.
leet iom forfatet.
5prreiten er bet af Maioriteten an
tasne 5orilas osiaa Of ben @runb ubel.
bist, at bet siper ct uristist Snbtrpf al,
bpao Spncben BAR ~forlanst. Set aiusr
Gfn al, at Spnoben eler oers lloien.
hinge bar forlanst, at gait. @ssen ituloe
refisnere eler ipse @ienoptaselie /
Spnooen. Snsen al 8elene bleu for
lanSt. Operbouebet SIM.
ooens uoienbinse intet; men De benltils
leoe til Wenisbeben at pore meb at
lsse at finoe en- 2ssnins os napnte
lOm en- laaban, Der m~llisens funoe
bruses, at 9 e Menisbebens Yrejter
funSe ref9nere, us Menisbeoen enes
ON at fable en- ny Yreit. Men bette er
10 noset sanife anbet, END bpab Der itaar
/ bet III at Maiuriteteu pebta9ne Spar.
"Gp. 2utb. airtt."
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-24
sra Sccorab Wemiabco

or Der euoslis sipet Spar til Spnuben
paa ben Senpenbelie til Meuiebeeen,
lom De TIE DiitriftsmSoer iiommsr be
Iutieoe. 9isies 8ellutnius LOO iaale
oes: s Nnlebnins at ben panlfeliae
Sitting / 9ecorab Meni9beo, 6pur
Treiten bar bsmt port 5amfunb for
Iallf 9ere % berpaa er uotraaot al
5pnoben, beIuttsbe Spnoosn fclsenbe:
Spnooen p~piororer &irferaaoet iii enter
p~eripnIiS eller ueb en- al bet lelp op
nernte 8omite eler lloualg at forbanole
meo DEBORAH Ieninsbeo us ipse OPP
naast en- tilirebsiilenoe 9ssnins af ben
Sanitelisbeb, ipm er %ppltaaet." 8eo
fit Mpbe i Winneapolis lobe %
os l7oe Suli ualete &irferaabet
til lloisrelien al bette 5usru Broi.
s. y. 5rid us Sr. ". g.. Jinletb
Sisie sapoe MeSe meh Wsnisbeoen %
loreitete lit Spsrp Den l5e % lobe Wus
quit, men III intet Spar. Snben be
reiite ben 11oe, 5enoenbie be iis til Mes
nisbebens 8reit, Slit. 3b. Gsssn meo
friftIis Sesierins ON at Spnoben
maatte faa ct Soar inareit mulie. ia
bette beres Sreu Den fslsenbe Ssubas
@ubstjeneiten forelasbes De peo
oenne ioriamleoe, beiluiteoes bet at uos
Iaite meS 6orbanblina ON Soar til
Spncoen inbiil bet ~reselmasfse apars
tdlsmpoe ben lite Sttbr. Smiblertio
bleo andre Wpber boloie, buis Surs
bog ~isruaoen 6ar ben paa
ben famine Sag, buorom Spdooen 9apos
3enpenst fig til Wenis5eoen. Slanot
>isie WSber bar to gilitatsmsoer, iom
al Diitriftsformanbeu. Oct
raj fig iaa, at bet enc al bisie bleu
,plbt ben lite Sftpber, % 8uartalss
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-24
Sftnop b.

Gn Sorser / en- franlf $50 bar treble
Gang gift meo en- Game, iom blep Ipo
og ogoe, iom man iiffert troebe.
S~egrnpelien iulste 9asen eiter.
Men ben I~taffars 8one bar life bvb.
Ia 9raperen pntrsnt en- Time eIter
Sorof9itelien tom til @rapen for at fate
ben I'll, bprte ban tpoelis, at bet banfeoe
i~noenfor pad &iitelaaset. Siteoenfor
itrnr at siue Jig til at befri 5ausen,
lsber ban Ell lang Sci for at opigae
So9neprafen.
Spsnepreit tn leber til airtesaarnen,
os iaa letter be besse afiteb isien til
8pr9ermeiteren, iom life bar biemme.
@nbelis iinoer be bans 5ulbmestia,
lom / 5slse meb andre 5unttionqrer
lan9t ON lanse fommer til @rapen,
bpor &iIten blir aobnet.
Oct bar foe tent. 2eseu erflerebe.
at 9amen bar bsb; men Der bar opers
fDoi9e Sepiier paa, at Der bapoe peret
en- forferoelis Scamp, ps paa, bpur me
get bun baube lipt uuoer i'm SnDeiper.
ring / aiiten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-24

@uperner Garrabee boioer Gale Sns.

@uoernpr 2arrabse bpiber Yale Onss
bag afteu / 0ecornb.
- Mr. 3. q. Ulcers, iom / benpeo 3
glar bar ituberet Reispioenifaben unoer
DRr. 6. Bulls, er III bereitiget til at
prorcoere ueo ale 9omItole | Soipa.
De iurlbiife 8anoibater / Soma maa
MI uncerfaite Jig en- lanst srunbisere
Gramen END fpr.
Mott d &ouep bar nu iltanoiat
i'm Wsaeoam, iaa Trout Stun Mplen
after er / fulo Stanb. 8eparationeu
fpltebe benpeb $1,000.
Otter 5~Urlpbenoe Ifal 9lbams
grpreissg Company baue iitret fig Befors
bring paa MiIuaufee 8%ompaniets
8aner.
Spines 8olera TAI anrette flor
Goelesselie ube i Suiparo gounip.
Bnitor 6. .. 8if penbte ben lite
Sftober tilbase fra 9eeOrab meo fin
unse Yrub. Gn Delegation Of bans
Wenisbeoslemmer msote bet unse 9ar
paa Standardization Os fulste benz til
Serserions Saa, buOr Nitenen tilz
brastes paa ben bebaselisite Maabe.
Srroeparret mOotos mango imuffe %
uGroifuloe Sreienter ps beres genners
becite 9niter iulste benz til beres upe
Sjem. "5norl. & gmiart."
8nuot 9bompion reiite ioas til
bet norbpsitiise Winreiptd, bpor ban
oil beisse ilere al De itprre 8psr. pan
fommer i~unbipnlispis tilbnse iii Ialss
hagen.
- Canine Dag reiite Nar. es Mrs.
3bpS. GnoeriOn til @raiton, 0afpta,
bpor DC oil beige Ell gift 9atter, AIRS.
Setre. Sc blir bOrte til / Mioten al
gfpuember.
- &epub!ifanere 9ecOrab, galmar,
&ib9etpap Ug ira 9arboifrifterue bauoe
Sproas aften Ell uoilust til Gresco,
bpor en- Wusie Mennelter fra furlfiels
lise steoer i fjerbe aonsresoifritt
lamleoes. "Eioneer Yreis" beretter,
at benoeo 10000 Wenneifer bar liz
fteoe, % of 1900 5affelberere oeltpa /
Broceslionen, bette iiblte Gal er oil.
tat bel beit, men Der par iittert pper
1000 Seltasere / SrocesTonen ON Iis
tenen. ON gftermiboasen talte Son.
5. WcSn9b, 8onsresmanb 9epburn %
Col. Stusnep. 9isie ifuloe Os5aa bape
talt ON Iftenen, men be to Iioite par
iaa b9le, at be FUN fuube tale roale faa
Mfinuter. McSnsb unberbolot 5prs
paa fin i~abpanlise moro
Iomme Maabe. Yna 9ecorabz1 paet
par pper 600 Eeripner, bn bet anfom
til Grescp.