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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04

The defeat of the Boilers must be gratifying
to every South Carolinian who desires the SUI
premacy of the Democratic party, ana Wn"
may favor the primary plan OF nominating
public officers. We cannot think t!at rEa
Sonablc objection to the nominees was the
sole cause of the bolt but the Press dnd BGit-
ner believes that back OF all this lay opp"sl-
tion to the primary plan OF making noinlla
tOnS. -
Official asrirantS find ii harder to manage
the pcopte than 10 control nomlhallnS eol-
ventionS, and the small politician enjoys Inc
brief authority in convention, where he may
punish his enemies, reward his lrlehus' OF
crafty his vanity. 49,,
The growing popularity of the primary plan
and the sure process of winning other tsrrlto
rieS over to the primary plan Is enough I"
alarm the convention people, and hence we
presume this bolt was inauguratcd more us
threat against the primary plan tlian on ac-
count of any real dissatisfaction win elluer
the nominees or the Democratic party:
We cannot believe the movers OF the bon
are tired Of Democratic rule in South Cnrol-
ma. That idea is not to be entertained ior
moment, bat we do believe ihut the Bolt was
really to make the primary election plan oul
Gus before the people Of the state.
BE that as II may, however, the toi;inS can
,lidatcs were very deccntly Knocked on lnt
of the continued loyalty of the people OF Col
umbia 10 the Democratic party.
Columbia has acted well. DESPITE the perse
culion of Smith, the caucuSlng AGAINST MIN,
aud the scheming 10 defeat him, lie hcadcu
the tick ct, and received more votes than poth
The Boilers.
The democrats of Columbia have acted
wisely. Thcy have behaved nobly before the
peopie of the State and We have no doubt tllui
Mr.. Smith will acquit himself with no dis
credit either to himself or TO the goou peo-
pie Of Columbia.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
w. r. Bells Locals.

=, Spring calcos in French satecn styles. W.
Spring ginghams, in 10 different styles. W.
Z. Bell.
,sateens in beautiful flowers and stripes. w.
L. Bell.
Colored figured batiste in all the spring
Colored So inch lawns in figured and
stripes. w. l.. Bell.
White plaid lace batiste for ladies summer
dresses. w. Il. Bell.
White baliste with embroidery to match.
W. l.. Bell
Cream batistc with embroidery to match.
w. T.. Bell.
White India lawn with embroidery to
match. w. +. Bell.
Cream India lawn with embroidery to
match. W. T.. Bell.
White and cream laces from 1c. to 81 per
yard. w. T. Bell.
White embroidery in all widths for dress
trimming. w. L. Bell.
Ladies' silk gloves in all the summer shades.
w. +. Bel.
Ladies Isle thread gloves W. i. Bell.
Silk and lislc thread lace mitts. w. L. Bell
Silk floss in all the new shades w. T.. Bell.
have some special bargains for this m month
Don't fail to call for the special bargins. W.
+. Bell.
have some beautiful goods for early spring
wear. w. l.. Bell.
Braid trimmings in all the new shades with
pannels TO match. w. L. Bell.
Mora silks in every new shade for dress
trimming. w. l.. Bell.
Jet ornaments and Jet sets. colored beaded
sets. My line Of dress trimmings is complete
in every shade. W. T.. Brll.
Hats for all. 1 cases of ladies' misses and
children hats just received. W. T. Bell.
Street parasols for ladies and children. W.
L. Bell.
Corscts. Try my kabo corscts for comfort,
every corset warranted. w. Il. Bell.
Dress goods in q and lG inches width In all
the new shades. w. l.. Bell.
Wash goods. Never before has wash goods
i
new styles. W. l.. Bell.
have Just returned from New York and
Baltimore with one OF the best stocks Of ladies
pleasure in thaEking the ladies for past ia
vorS, and will do my best in the future to Sc
cure their patronage. w. l.. Bell.
Remember ". T.. Bell will have his opening
on % - and 3l,t of this month.
l i'll have my grand spring and summer
opening on -, 50 and 3lSt of this month all
the ladies are invited to attend. W. L. Bell.
Miss Hood is preparing for VIM. T. Bells
ming opening, which will come of OH the
~, ~ and 3lst OF this month.
Novelty braid in 10 different styles. W. L.
Bell.
Feather edge braid in all the Nos. w. l..
Bell.
Buttons In all the new summer shades. w.
+. Bell.
Linen floss, for fancy work at w. l.. Bell.
Ladies shoes in kid button. The best 80
French kid shoe in the market. w. T.. Bell.
Ladies goat polish in common sense heel.
W. l.. Bell.
Ladies opera and tic slippers. w. L. Bell.
Misses kid and goat button shoes. W. l..
Bell.
Misses opera and tic slippers at W. i. Bell.
Children kid button and lace polish shoes
w. +. Bell.
Infants kid and goat button shoes. w. T..
Bell.
Kid gloves for ladies in tan mode and wood
brown. w. L. Bell.
Ladies' undress kid gloves In new shades.
w. z. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
Extracts from Christian Neighbor


"hi't WV.
| For some years last past some of our
! friends have been the chief speakers
on Anniversary Occasions; this time,
the end Of the first score of anniversa-
ries, we, under Il sense of gratitude
and humility would speak something
oursclf: Twenty years ago-April =,
lSGS-the first number of the CHRIS
TIAN NEIGIIBoE saw the light. Ev-
cry twelve month since that time fif-
y-two issues have been sent forth. On
the first day Of the NEIG1IBoR's exist
cncc we, of course, knew not what the
next day would bring forth much less
what one year or twenty years might
bring to pass.
The conduction Of our paper for this
length of time has given q knowledge
of men and things which we would
not have had without such experience.
Much of this knowledge is profitable
and pleasant; some of it we would
have preferred not to have, costing as
it did more than it was worth.
At the beginning we counted what
it was thought would be the probable
as we'll as the necessary cost of publi-
cation. We mean not only cost in
money and in LAHORE of mind and body
but the unnecessary cost of delinquent
subscribers. There has been unneces-
sary cost in other important respects
besides that of dollars and cents. But
of these we care not now to speak. fur
ther than to say that the sum of all
kinds of cost, past and present do not
at all change our purpose, God willing,
to continue the publication of the
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBoR even on.
While some friends have weakened
in their sympathy with the cause of
peace and some have been diverted
from substantial support of the
NEIGHBoR, others have taken their
places. These with friends who have
been with US from the beginning and
others of like faith and firmness who
have fallen in line during the twenty
years and who remain to this day are
facts which persuade that our labor
has not been in vain. What is done is
done.
Circumstance, we know, justified
the request of many of those who in
time past were discontinued. Many of
these have, with change of circum-
stances, been recntered on the list of
subscribers. Others are coming.
We do not conclude, nor have we
ever concluded, that man is opposed
to the NEIGHBoR because he does not
subscribe; nor that he is opposed to
the blessed Cause of Peace because he
does not join the Peace Society. Men
may or may not do the one or the
other, as they choose, and they and we
shall remain friends.
Had we believed, twenty years ago,
that the publication of the CHRISTIAN
NEIGHBoR would occasion double the
sum of pccuniary cost which it has
and five times the amount of opposi-
ton and indifference with which we
have contended we would not have
hesitated to begin as we did, and con-
tinue as we have done. And now,
thankful as we feel for divine and hui
man help in the past, with the "same
rule' and "same thing" before us, we
enter tomorrow upon our twcnty-first
year-the banner Of "peace and good
will to men" being that under which
we purpose to live, labor and end the
warfare of life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04

Don't smoke mean cigrrs, when you can get
good ones, for the same price, at Speeds drug
store.
Columbia axle oil, put up in neat cans, with
screw tops and spouts for sale at Speeds drug
store.
Clothing in styles to suit every one. P. Ro-
scnberg & Co.
MRS. LUCY THOMSON will be glad to sec her
friends at the store of w. f. Bell. She has
some special bargains to offer them.
II. NJ. Haddon & Co., have full line ladies
bright ',Goudoa" button shoes. Spanish last,
arch instcp \ beautiful fitting shoe. Wear
Ing qualities first llss.
Ladies' collars from sc. to 25c. with or with
out cape. w. +. Bell.
Grape isse in black, white, cream and fancy
colOrs. w. G. Bell.
Special to the ladies! If you are in need o
anything in the hosiery line, r. NJ. Haddon Il
Co, can fill your bill. Ladies hose 5 cents up.
Special offers on school claims. Call and see
me. w. +. Bell.
School and county claims. $1,000 worth OF
school and county claims. Will give the cash
ut Il small discount. w. T. Bell.
Foutzs horse and cattle powers 2oc. per
package 3 packages for Soc at Speeds drug
store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04

The Easter Service by the Marion
Street Sunday School, held in the
church last Sabbath afternoon, consist
ing mainly of songs aud recitations
was quite pleasing to the eyes and the
ears of the large company of interest
ed adults who were present. The
children were neatly, not gaudily,
dressed and went through the eXer-
cises in good order and without q balk.
The decorations were expressive and
in fine. taste. Much credit is due to
those who had drilled the children
and to those who had prepared and
arranged the decorations. Every
body seemed pleased.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04

Mr.. ]. A. Brooks of this county may be set
down as a flrst-class farmer. Last year he
made six bales OF cotton, averaging Az
pounds, on three acres and three quarters OF
land. We don't know his methods, but he
has kindly promised to give the readers of the
Press and Banner letter on the subject next
week. If the farmers would give these mat.
tiers more thought. and would write their eX.
periences for the newspapers much good
would be done. If he that made two blades
of grass grow where only one grew before was
benefactor, how much greater bcnefactor is
he who teaches us how tD make two bales OF
cotton grow where only a half bale grew be-
fore?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
For Sheriff.

Mr.. Thomas L. Moore is announced as a
candidate for Sheriff of Abbevilie County.
He needs no recommendation from us. His
competency is acknowledged by all. and his
loyalty to the Democratic party is known Of
all men. Mr.. Moore is the first candidate
who has been announced in the papers, but
we learn that others will soon be in the field
The eindications are that we will have an early
canvass and q lively campaign.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
Unsurpassed.

The display Of millinery and dress goods al
Messrs. R. NJ. Haddon e. Co.'S opening was
simply beautiful beyond our powers OF des-
cription. Everything TO please the eye was
present, and Ii useful article was absent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
Easter.

Last Sunday was Easter. 1t was the most
lovely day OF the season, and every lady in
town who had new bonnet was at church
The Episcopal church and the Methodist
church were beautifully decorated. and ser.
vices appropriate TO the day were held in ali
the churches in town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
Couldn't Get 1t in Type.

We have much matter which we cannot get
In type for this issue. including correspond
ence from Due West, Greenwood, Ninety Six
Coronaca, Dyson, and other points. We are
sorry, but we have done our best, and hope to
be excused all round.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04

*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos. 80 and 81, Pullman sleeper between
Charleston and Hot springs, N. c. via a. c. L., Col
umba and Spartanburg.
Through Coach between Charleston and Morris.
town via C. Railway, Columbia and spartsnburg.
Tickets on sale at principal stations.
d. CALDWELL, d. 7. a.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Genl Pass. Agent.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
Gardeners. Remember!

The A. B. Cleveland Co., whose advertise
ment Is In another column, will deliver TO
your nearest express or railroad station all
seeds ordered from them. Write for catalogue.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
('hanro nf Sch CfinVe-

Important changes have been made in
some of the Railroad schedules. Be sure u
consult the time table before starting on d
iOLrney.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
Don't Take off Your Flannel.

Let no man take off his flannel, yet awhile
The cool weather Is not over yet. Stick 10
your flame! until it sticks TO you-to about
the first of June.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. sabbath morning, March IS,
lSSS, at the residence of the brides uncle,
Mr.. james y; Bighy, by Rev; B. +; Miller.
HUTCHINSON, all OF AbbeviIle County, $. G..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
COLUMBIA TRUE AS STEEL.

SHE KNOCKS BoLTERs ON THE HEAD, AND
STANDS TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
BEADS AMID ORNAMENTS
MULLS and LACES.

White NULL pink blue cardinal NULL black and
black ecua Lace fine black Chany lace
white Egyptian coored wash goods fine
aover oriental Egyptian black and all
silk ouncng inches wd
white escua founng black
black Infants
plated null infants Hamburg infants corded null
caps infants work caps infants oriental lace
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
The People Congratulate thc City OF
Columbia. and Rejoice Il. facr FL

Til" election Yesterday in Cnlumhii. passed
oil quietly. No opposition was n!anll"Sicd 10
any of the ticket except in the Fourth "ari.
where W. \. Clark and T. j. liarr"r We're
voted for by the Boiling Democrats, instead ol
for smith and Montcilh, the regular noml-
NOES The result was as follows:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04

offer exclusive styles Straw Bonnets and Hats Chldren II
Trimmed Unrimmed best shapes New colors and Finest
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
SPRING NOVELTIES In DRESS GOODS.

handsome display During the last week received from New for
several of magnificent Spring novelties
celebrated of Foreign
black silk department. will offer during the
the most startling bargains.
will we'll selected stock
in all the styles and coongs
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Siot @enfenel.

Oct er en- %almiubelis Tro, at Ssniene
tribes beoit | Stalo ener SIPS, % iom
5slse beraf pil man nleset iielben boz
5armerne finbe ct for Ssniene ubeluf
fenoe beitemt &um. 9ette er imibler-
tio en- flor Sell. ioet Ssniene meset let
tan bore befenst meb ltsi, Der let saar
poer paa 8reaturerue.
Sooeoiasen ON 8interen er at bape
ct iapnt parmt Ssniebus, Delft naturs
lisois at Mur, men bette er for Manse
insen let Sag at itaffe fig; ct tibet sobi
9o9bus, opttet / Sprefferne meb WoIe
easr 2i9nenbe, pil pare, bpab Der bebs=
beg. Sulet transer iaa meset col Tom
mulist % ber life bore ubiut for itarpe
Sinoe. Jierfraet er nemlis mere flint
felenoe, emo man tror, us en- folo Scat
fan poeles9e, bpao man car o~parbeioet
/ en- bel Maaneo.
SDnie6uiets Snorspnins maa bore
iaaban, at irsen 3rat os in9en aulbe
%foritprrer be SDns, iom lisser for at
p9rpe; er bette nemlis Tilfelbet, oa oil
9snen Ip8e fig en- lunere Ylabs UNDER
5ipiet, @riiebuiet eller anbstiteos % Ifp
be &eber, Tom er inorettet for ben. Ga
5plse berai er, at man ofte saar Clip al
baabe sgs % 8plinser.
&enslisbeb maa nsie paaiees, tbi set
er en- Sopebbetinselie for 5jartraets
Eriuiel. &en Cuff n,aa Der bore, %
berfpr maa psiaa Gffalbet ofte Ifafes
bort.
&iglist Sriffeoanb ON Spmmeren
blRlper spot paa 8arpninsen. 8en
Sanb ftrset / S~Sniebuiet bielper paa
5orbsielien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Tarmen, 6uiet og 6apen
WeastabitHe Eupper.

z omatos Suppe. 2ea en-
Guart bafiebe Tomatos | en- Saucs
Yanoe iammen meb en- 8paft Berfae,
en- liben 2ss % en- Bint 8anb. 2at
bet fose lansiomt, III bet iaa, os iei
bet after oper Slben. Crib en- Spiie.
ffefulo meb Smsr iammen meb to Spite.
feer Wel, os rsr bette omfrins / Sup
pen, iammen meb en- 8lppe Soba, libi
Salt % Eepper. 9enne Suppe ieroe.
res meset BARN.
5orloren G{terssSu c.
Tag en- Sint 2omatos, os Lab ben fose
| en- bolu Salon Melf; rsr beri en- lluSe
Smsr ps en balu 7befe Soba. Sab
bet fose, % fun. 8rpo op beri ct
balpt Runb Graders, bao bisie / Sup.
pen, os lab ben fose. &rpor meb Salt
% Bepper.
Botetess Suppe. Stea z
eaer s Botetes ug en- | Sfiper opIfaaret
SEQ / en- Stesepanbe meb noset Smsr.
Naar bet Sele er brunei, til1ettes 3
Bints fcsenbe Ganb meb ct balpt 9ufu
Slipper batfet Beriile; lab bette fo9e, %
I'll bet iaa. Get Suppen after oper
Slben, os fog ben lansiomt i 3 Minu.
ter. Naar ben er farbis til at lattes
frem, bao ba i ben 3 piltebe Sgssez
blommer FAINT Salt % Yspper.
5armers Suppe.-Sa f 3 SEQ
fine. % ites benz | Smsr; iet BERTH en-
Spiie1fe Mel os en- Quart 8anb, meb
3 battebe @ulersbber, 2 9urnips, en-
gif gelerp % en- Smufe Yerfiue. Rsr
/ benne Suppe, til ben foyer, os frpbr
meo Salt os Yepper. Sfiar op nosle
Brsoforper, tsr benz Steseopnen, %
bap benz op / Suppen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Smaas Totitier.

Sil man beuare %afitanrne 9lomfel
lanse friIte / Sanb, ifal man, bue,
Sang Der fiites Tanb, itrar niare al
Spibien paa be SlOmiteritilfe, lom piie,
9ilbsielisbeb til at raabue.
&bubarb. Stilfe fan ppbepares
fOrtr9felist bele Sinteren isiennem pau
fslsenbe Maube. Man fpler Stilfene,
ifraaer benz, ifierer benz / imaa Stpf.
Ter, logger benz / en- Gil os Ifianfer
tosenoe Sanb pper benz berpaa laaaes
be | Solen os tories spot. Stplfsrne
pmttes paa SLATER, Der maa bore rene
% tprre, ps iOm tilfortes sObt.
= Naar man riper Yotetes, opers
balser benz meb fosenbe Ianb % iaa
piiter bette liseiom Sabepanb, faar man
en- uomarfet Cub til Iaif af u9ste
Stoffer, iaarel ulbne Tom linnebe, %
meset fine 5aruer fan paifes bermeo,
iroen at be taber fig. Set maa blire
itaaenoe inbtil pmtrent lunfsnt, for bet
bruses. @aar Stpffet er paitet spot
Ifplles Bet baseitsr / tolbt
- SmOb Spamp / 8ialbere anbeia.
at operitrpse bet a~ifrabebe, ansrebne
Steb paa 9smmeret meo en- Oplssniua
ni $50 Dele 8osialt % so Dele 8ars
ipre | 5 Yb. fosenbe 8anb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

6n Duel mellem to Gamer Of aniete
Jamilier fanot Steo ben Lobe / Cannes,
5ranfris. Be uar besse fureliteoe i ben
famine Wuno os bsi lutteoeat Ilaaes paa
2ip ps 9sb. &en foresif 8f. 5 ON
Morsenen ps fSrtes meb Yiitoler meb
itsriie 5orbitrelie puu besse Siber. 9en
enc al 9amerne, ben pnsite, Der er IS
Gar sammel, fit armen fnuit al en- 8usle,
ben anben, Der er % 9lar, blep bsbelia
laaret | 8rpitet. Sasen bar naturlisois
bait flor Seniation / Cannes.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
NataI Stennte, &atarrb %
tal5fe 19noer.

On fremrasenbe enselif apinbe paa'
itaar, at be amerifanife 8pinoer bar en-
bsi, itarp naial Stemme os fallte
Tanber.
Q~merifanerne ipnes lite meset ONT
cisie itabise geifplbninser ON oenr1e
Naielpb, os bog er bet ct 5afta fpraar'
iaaet peb ben tsrre, circumference Ntrno'
iiere os ben alminoelise 3ilfeSeoarelie
al aatarrb geIparlisbeoer. Nen buors
for ifulbe iaa mango al bore apinoer
bape falfe 9anber? Get er en- uanlte'
fig 9sb at tneffe for be Gnsellte. Set
er umulist at f%Orflare bet paa roser' ar''
ben Raape enb at bet mat fomnle al, at
Mapen er / lloroen, Us at man lite er
forfstis moi meb, bpao man ipiler euer
oaiaa, at man life siper 2esemet ben
tilfraifelise WOtiOn. 8esse 9ilfeloer
er unaturlise, % uben ll%nbtaselie faar
be Operbaanb os enber meo 39rins,
boilfet bepirfes peb Ilet 5Orbsielie, iom
fommer af Mapens baarlise Birfioms
beb. 9ilfalbene er moberne os albeles
utienbte for pore 5orfebre; tbi oisie
i~orebpssebe mob gatarrb, Sortislelie,
Softe % 9arins peo tilftraffelis os
rssulert grus at buab, iom M er be-
fienbt for 8urner's 2os Cabin Soites
os Earring 2asemibler cs 2Os Cabin
SariapariIa, to fortrinlise sammels
basie 2esemioler, iom er neoaroet fra
bore 5orfabre os MI itabis oinber llos
brebelle ueb ben meit roSenbe Nnbefalins
fra Yerioner. Der fan tale efter grfarins.
@arner's Safe Cure er MI perbensbes
rsmt. 9isie to Mibler brust ON 81
item os ubouer Sinteren tiIisemeb MI ps
ba @arner's Cog Cabin &oie Cream
til at itprfe % be1ptte Sinben inbpens
big / Naien, siper abiolut 8eifpttelie
baabe MOB Gatarrb os bens frpstebe os
ceb 5origmmelie uunbsaaelise 5slser
8neumonia, 9unseonoer os 9erins, Der
iaa bpppis biemisser acknowledgment.
gpmraoe Gle 5iiber al Salem, 9enrp
60, Suiua, tjente 4 9lar unber libite
&ris ps eaabros fig ben Spsopm, iOm
2eserne faloer GoniumptiOn. Blsbs
ringer fOrefulbt ufte. Gfterat babe brust
8arner's Cog Cabin SOite os Goniumps
tion Nebifament, friuer ban unber 9ato
at lobe Sanuar 1888: Seq blsber
life mere fra 2unserne, Suiten PLACER
mig be0er life os jes ieler M inSen tpas
lenbe 5ornemmeller." @arner's Cog
Cabin 8Oie Cream furerebe bans 6uitru
for Gatarrb, os bun ct III iriif os iuno.
81 lifer ieluislselis life, q. bore 8oins
Der taller sjennem gtaien. s iaa 9ils
faloe beitploes be Osiaa for at bnpe
falife 9enoer. Seen bette %unbsaar ma
paa ben Der Omtalte Maaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

a. "Sarpen," en- Samlina al ubpaIate uor1e
40. /. borFt GA ipsuFe Nationnts Oe Stfotss Sanse. FAINT Sias al
;o,ou,ns, snbbdS. Sr ubl Var feu bapbe nj en- gramisssOs af famine Ropn
urh Non Or ior Irru, 7b fbn ubdst Smot bar mansiOlose al pore 9bor.
ntrtc snFt -sorpen.; nj bsTuithe Os erior til at uSstps ct MT ss f0rbsuiH 0yIaa
at famine, Oo tuus G nu iarHs. vi ben alOre "Sarpm' Rer pt taet bet esSit o
SciI ,st en- WonoS, ne Gang. os Dists. scgn G 800 Siber. pnt tptt pa
ooot gopir oa ost inobunbt. -Gnprabs pohsn" os "Sto srnen-. meo "5arpen-
ION qramis S125 for Sart.
usarpeu" tpnr goeboutdtn 30 Cents. men abouu.nttr poa "3c
IL. mAa..E axnit E. .rLMNsA hen in o. L..
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

''e Q 9 fsostalo iabonnentas 5omtt. Optases oraiis. Otter
Ver9Ner motass tr 8 Gents per etnt. Spp Orb ryoue for m Sir,, nnun.
Haa 'nSlno" ms0 eituipsnsidsu. suus Oytases ben ia.
aoresfesSoranSrins. RaGr tn abOuun, suRr fin aSr,sf, fOrousr,, m,o
en- ioIisrt abresie Opsipss.
"orrs'slappen yI nbpts uaor 1iSn CT u, 9oo Rpr, III n,,u, =. IT,,
Nd Vsanqt, hpis &c irembds enter sIaba.
" = "'o"ns"fer bts tnSienOe nsustis asr,sfs; p0h.ofFss, eountp I.
@'i' am r . Box tau Drawer, ON FABIAN bapes.
S"o'e'"'the Dor BELT ft Money Orders, Registered Letters sur w,i,
Iocai Oheoks mosiascs TIE Tom irS geaGus, sa nj loo imN BEN iii BEN sour ~
u W., '' paa Nt e0usttOn. % bette tOhu ira Is til a5 Gents. GIcm iff, =,
~. 'oneyorder elant.thu suu guku iS srsuet. aauaSa pontr,1 aun,a
"' 0r mere sS 20 Gents. gi or Ia, aufuaris, for Postal Notes F,n...
|"ey' ofaer CT oaast btais, % fu. Sasb imsil IS 20 toa,r ,un 5 Gent, "A "a,
'P'l0es pes abOrt GrpussscfF..
6'r Vense ienSt aImine sHas 9repe Par uSopr,r IN, r. ,n,.r.
'' 'S'o'Fa at iaosanns Srsps 5Ir bOrtt po ga,u.
'ttnugs. 'Ssr' Hn''aseh %
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gu irom ariasns oaaGae Moraen. GA Mfteu
~ Narmen, Mniet pa nanen. en- pno NJ

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'u-''', 0o9en CT o0er 500 Cher. irp't pau sOOt gapir Os f.
i99 Aenne Bog Ct Sitrptt al "1ccorab. gofsns" spalt,r
ouotn. Der iGttss iaa tor Iris poo al 100 ooSt INN ou, ,
cane eo8 CT Der mango RaoS oa gins, al buil,e 81 ,n,s,
'06odi AZ 9pae eosen ,oiter. "2ceorabs 7 olten- ID, -gsb "
Sos Iom Fremis, go. 90,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

f'ami''osser lsnS" mHS sIasst til GOrss s Ganmor. ~. famine Bstiuo,I
ON 7o''uanes. gtusfs
.. Nnunoien, 9ecprab, Sopo.