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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
CATTLE MARX ETs.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb 2l.-Prices
Of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 Il AZ
Generally rated first quality. 90 a %
Medium or good fair quality. ) % "a rs
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows. ~ . W
Extreme range of priccs............ . 90 a 40
Most of the sales were from....... 90 "A %
Total receipts this week Gao, Total sales 40.
OF the receipts 2S4 came from Virginia.
There is slight Improvement in the market
for Beef Cattle this week, on account of light
Offering Among those was bunch of Beeves
which brought the top figures in the list, which
are reported as superior to any sold here for Il
year past. Prices were perhaps 1sc higher than
last week quality considered, and the tone Of the
market irmor, though trade WAS not active. Com
mon Cattle showed change.
Sh, ep and Lambs-There is light :un of Sheep
and Lambs again this week, a few less than the
rather United offerings Of last week. There is %
good demand for good Sheep, Of which there is a
fsir proportion. Common Sheep, of which there
sre few, are sel!iog down 80 lOw rs 2lac per Id,
and ara hard to eel even at that not being want
ed FSir TO good Sheep sold at 3a5c and extra at
5 3c the msj .rity of Tie sales were at all average
of 4a,c per 10 gross. Laaib, sold at 4l2a3i.c per
ID grcss, the tops not b.ing 90 as last week 5
offerings. Receipts this week Of Sheep and Lambs
! ,163 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

sugars-Hsrds: Cut loaf Sasc: cubes 75-c pow
dercd 73sc graduated 1asc. Sotts moulds A
734c; coniectioners A 1l4c standard A &c; Co.
lumbia a G'ic. Standard glucose Syrups &c.
Codee-Therc is good dsmand for invoices,
and holders are asking extreme prices. The mar.
ket is frm st l. &c per 10 for fair Rio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 2l.-Cattle-
market slow and steady; choice Beevea Sta4 SO
Steers S3al: stockers and feeders 81 5I3 50
cows. bnlls and mixed 81 50a3 u. Hcgs-msr-
4 SIS lieat 81 40a4 60, and pigs S4a4 50. Sheep
-ms1ket steady; natives $;}a5 10; Western corn
fed a 45a4 72la: Texans S3a4 So Lambs
81 9Oa6 60 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
LOCAL MATTERS
rrniri,tsoc Pyihins.

Ibis section continued threatening weather
90 .s,, or snow. colder southerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

RICHMOND MARKET. Feb. 21.-Thc general
tone OF the market is quiet. Flour is dull. Sales
of Wheat to-day at 95s111 for common to prime
longberry and 1C6a11O for shoitberry. Mixed
Corn sold at 4Oi3 for prime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

FREDERICKSBURG Market, FEB 2l.-The pro.
duce market is without any matcri Il change, with
but little doing, aud the quotations remain IN.
changed, VIZ: Flour S3s6 20, according te brand
Wheat 9SalO5; Corn 41s43 Oats 32l35
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

49,. 80 PRS ENTATIoN.-As heretofore
~ - nm handsome silk flag, made by the
,e.s ,.sS0S OF Lee Camp, will tonight be
,n ,Na.eq 10 the camp at the Opera House.
Inn -'o' : W. Daniel will make the present.
.a.' speecn for the ladies and the flag will
n -''sF'ed for the camp by Mr.. J. NJ. john
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

i. o.ASD OF Trade CoMMITTEEs.-So Some of
~. .''uoi ices oithe Board of Trsde re-
a., .. appointed have already met and or
.- Il The committee on railroad trans
"a, .'lon and trade held meeting yester-
c nSnlns AID decided to request Mr.. H.
t,, t,s''ef, o. The Pennsylvania railroad. to
.,s. '. s'h tAem at an early date in refer
IN -. !uFns1lng better railroad facilities
M, ,-s merchant here, and also 10 regard 10
n. Wv. ,Ulsnts in the northwestern part Of
n. Wy winch, it is seid, are retarded by
ls''Tosd tracks in that section.
H. .oomlttoe also decided to investigate
by,s ported discrimination against this city
''e express companies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

LYNcnnuEc MARKET, Feb 81 Receipts G
Tobacco continue very iiir, aud the market %
all grades is active. Flour quiet. Wheat II o.
109. Corn 3Sal2. Rye sud oats nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

New YoRg CATTLE MAEKET. Feb. 21.-Beeves
No trading in Beeves; dress-d Beef unchanged at
5aTc per III for native sides. sheep and Lambs =
market osed weak and 1oa15c per 100 pounds
lower: Sheep sold at S3a5 20 per 100 lbs, and
Lambs a, 81 5oa7 40 per leo lbs; dressed Sheep
and Iambs Slow; Sheep sold At $1aS, and dressed
Lambs at IS 50l10 per 100 lbs. Hogs-none
offered alive; frmer feeling nomnsiy - 15s
5 55 per iOO lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

ess- Members OF the Old Dominion Boat Club
are earnestly requested to be present al meeting
OF :he cub saturday. Feb. I'D at S p. m at the
Arlington Club room. There is business of i'm
po,ttnce. and members unable to atteui will
please seud Iroxy. By order Of the President
feb22 2v AsHBY MILLER, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

THE FUNERAL Of the late Mr.. II. 0 Lee
Hill took place from ST. Marys Church this
morning AID was largely attended. Requiem
rasss for the dead was said by Rev. Father
O'Kane, the pastor. The Catholic Benevo
lent and the Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
associations attended III body. The pail
Ter, Edward aud James Oman, John Nugent
and Henry Webster The floral tributes
were very handsome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

PERSONAL -Messrs Mercer Slaughter
aa@ .olomcn Haas, of the Richmond and
Da vile raiIIoad. are largely engaged in
oraica grow ng in Lake county, Fla.
l. Yves Dr. PoWeli aud not d.. Purvis, as
stated yesterday, vino read the paper at the
meeting Of the Medical Society on WedDes-
dav night.
In Publishing the list of the standing com
mittees of the Board of Trade yesterday the
name of MIR. &. w. Ramsay inadvertently
appeared instesd Of that OF Mr.. ]. F. Muir
on the Committee Oh Finance and Rooms.
MIR E. H. Kemper is confined to bis
home, CO Duke street, by sickness. His
mother, Mrs. K. Kemper, is also sick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
WANTS.

MTANTED-A VIRGINIA LADY earnestly de-
w sires position as companion or assistant to
an invalid or elderly lady, or will instruct small
children and assist with the cares OF household.
References exchanged. Address !. J. NJ, box III
Liberty, Va. jan2o I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

The FAIR for the benefit of Marley En-
campment will close tonight when the arti-
Giles remaining over unsold will be disposed
of at auction.
The following is the vote for the articles
10 b. disposed Of:
Cane-W W. Sherwood, %; L. NJ.
Davis, l4!; Harry. Bell, 5; I. NJ. Kell, 4;
Il ,bt Bradield, 5.
Lady's Watch-May Arnold, -; Nettie
Mansfield, 3 Stella Heisley. 80.
Ivan, /; Sadie Watkins, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

FRATERNAL VIsIr-Messrs. Charles
Reinz end jos. P.zzoi, a delegation from
The Richmond fire department, arrived here
UNEXPECTEDLY to-day to present TO the Hy.
lTauor S F E Co., handsome ard beau
ufuly framed photograph Of the delegation
which participated in the celebration Of
Washington's Birthday last year, as the
guests of that company. a meeting will be
held at the engine house tot night TO receive
tie testimonial and, meanwhile, the dele
gates are being taken care of in Alexandria
fashion by the members of tho Rydrsuion
company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

DEATHs.-1lrs Hattie F. Douglas, wife
of NJ. James s Douglas died at her home
on upper Cameron street at 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon after a short illness She
was daughter of he late Thomas Whit
tington, and had host OF friends in this
city who will regret to learn of her death.
Mrs Ann E. Harper. teict of the late
Washington Harper, of Federal Hill, in this
county, whose illness has been mentioned
in the GAZETTE, died in Washington yes
terdey evening in the 81 h year of her age.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06
A New Game.

Young people who meet together
for an evenings amusement are al
ways glad to hear of any new form
of entertainment. A game called
"Topics' is very interesting. You
can have any number of topics, the
last being Refreshments. :" Each
person is. furnished with a card on
which these topics are written, and
each gentleman is required to choose
some lady with whom he is to con-
verse for five minutes on each topic,
selecting a different partner for each.
These topics may be made as anus
ing or as instructive as you please,
and you should be guided in your
choice of them somewhat by the ma
ture of your guests. "Woman's
spheres" "Is marriage failure ?"
"The book | last read" "What |
first remember;' or even "The
weather." are subjects on which YOU
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies; IL can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One man took six bottles
and was cured of rheumatism of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare,
druggist, Bellville, Ohio, af1irms:
"The best selling medicine l have
ever handled in my 20 years expe-
rienee, is Electric Bitters." Thou
sands of others have added their tes-
timony, so that the verdict is unani-
nous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the liver, kidneys and
blood. Only q half dollar a bottle at
c. J. Lincoln's drugstore.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06

Curly-Head and Straight Locks.
Margaret Sydney, in Woman's Illustrated
World.l
"Phoo! phool if | looked like
you, Pd-Pd-"
"What would you do?" asked
Straight-Locks, whirling around sud-
denly to stare into the brown eyes
that somehow began to look off into
the sky.
"I'd-Pd be sorry" said Curly
Head, backing off bit, and giving a
wise little nod. eyes, | would
Phoo phool
"You would, would you?" said the
other, showing signs of "pitching in"
that Curly-Head began to beg par
don right and left, hardly stopping
for the other to be heard.
"Just because my hair doesn't curl
like yours!" cried Straight-Locks, in
Indignation. ats mean thing to
despise person that does as much
as | do Phool phoo!'
"Well, you must know that you
are not very pretty" said Curly
Head, carefully. "And you do have
to 60 into so many unpleasant places
that of course you can't get any time
to fix up. Now Pm always dressed,
and ready for company"
He gave very satisfied sniff, and
turned around three or four times to
display bis charms; then sat down
again to chat a bit.
"Well, if l do go into unpleasant
places" retorted Straight-Locks,
"I'd rather do something than to be
a lazy good-for-nothlng all my life !"
"Who said | was lazy good-for-
nothing?'' cried Curly-Head, in a ter
rible excitement.
81 did, said Straight-Locks bold
ly. ~ did, and I'll say it again !
You're lazy, good-for-nothing, and
you don't earn your salt!'
"You're an old rat-ter-rier
"And you're an old frizzly-brown
spaniel, there!"
And the two little dogs flew away
from each other in dreadful rage,
and didn't speak for two days,
On the evening of the third day
they both went to bed feeling, oh, SO
mean and disagreeable! Straight
Locks, as was his custom, in a corner
of the big barn on two old sacks, and
Curly-Head in the grand house, on
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06

his soft rug before the library fire.
They whirled around three or four
times to get the softest spots On their
beds, put their noses upon their paws,
shut their eyes, but sleep wouldn't
come. Over and over they had to
think it all out, what naughty, cross
words they had SAID to each other in
moment of passonl Such dear
little friends as they had always been,
too!
Both wished by that tlme-oh,
didn't they wish!-that morning
would come. "Won't | speak then P"
each said to himself, with soft
"bow-wow" for fear of waking the
folks up.
But morning didn't come; it was
blacker and blacker. Suddenly
Straight-Locks saw bright CLEAN of
light up underneath the caves of the
old barn. otis come now," he cried
in glee. "That's Tom, the hired man,
with a lantern to milk the COWS. Oh
goody! goody!
Hank Crack, crack, erackle-siss +!
That wasn't Tom. A flame of fire
shot suddenly up among the hay, at
the top of the barn. just as quickly
Straight-Locks, after taking one look,
lifted up his head, and sent out per-
feet stream of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wow-w!"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" came
from the grand house on the lawn at
one and the same moment. Curly
Head was having hard time.
Like a brave little dog he was
rushing around the big library, calling
in his loudest tones for the family to
away and catch the two wicked bur
glars, who tried the long window
softly; and would have crept in, but
for the courageous little animal who
stood faithfully to his post. "Pow
-wow-wow!" And at it they kept,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" till everybody
came running to the scene. The fire.
engine came-and the barn was
saved
"There-you are pretty" cried
Curly-Head the next day, when all
the folks had finished petting them to
their hearts content, and they had
time to think of themselves. And he
embraced a little singed, black terrier,
with the greatest affection.
"And.you aren't lazy, good-for-
nothing!' exclaimed Straight-Locks,
shaking his head where very little
hair remained anyway. "For, if it
wasn't for you, the old burglars
wouldn't have been caught at all.
You're just Splendid"
~ guess we're both nice," said
Curly-Head, wriggling all over with
pleasure.
"That is, if we only think SOL"
a New Cana
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06

Ladies throughout the State will
find it to their interest to purchase
through this agency, as the best of
goods will be furnished at the lowest
market prices.
Samples furnished upon application
with stamp.
Goods not obtainable at Little
Rock will be supplied through our
New York agent.
Patterns furnished at liberal rates.
Address,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06
Children S Corner.
For WoMAN's CHRONICLE.
LITTLE BERT'S AMEN.
BY LURA E. BROWN.

Little Bert was in church sitting on papas
knee,
And he was as happy as happy could be.
There was singing and preaching and praying
ana then
Occasional bursts of spontaneous "AmenW
Little Bert loved the music, he was hopngfor
more,
When the minister stated, "We'll sing Golden
Shore.'n
The baby had kept very quiet till then,
When loudly he shouted, "All wight AmenN
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06
DR.. NATURES PRESCRIPTION.

Take the open air,
The more you take the better;
Follow Natures laws
To the very letter.
Let the doctors go
TO the Bay of Biscay;
Let alone the gin,
The brandy, and the whisky.
Freely exercise,
Keep your spirits cheerful;
Let no dread of sickness
Make you ever fearful.
Eat the simplest food,
Drink the pure, cold water;
THEN you will be well,
Or at least you oughter
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06
CLARA BEWICK COLBY.


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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-06
may air such wit and intelligence as
you possess American Agricultur-
ist.

A weak mind is like a microscope,
which magnifes triding things, but
cannot receive great Ones Chester
field.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
W an.

Set fisrite Yrpsseri | Detroit er
MI usiaa iOlst til bet erselite Spnbifut.
Der bleu bstalt en- Minion Dollars for
bet. Seraf blsu 100000 bstalt i aon-
tunt, $4,000 i Nttisr os 8eiten
Dblisationer, for bpilfe grpsseriet Bier
ittaet / Bant. goist, ben fUrrise gier,
uil iremoelss bripe benne 1orretnins.
9ette Brpsseri bar bibtil ~proSucerei
$4,000 Barrels 81 ON Iaret; Spnbis
fatet pil forisse at briue 8robuftioneu
pp til bet Gobbelte. goist bar sarans
teret Gftieeierne en- 9iplbenbe af 13
Bracert, efter at Der er betalt 5 Brpceni
&ente paa en- Seftelie Of $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Norge.

"Winneapolis Sribune" for Duss
bag bar ct 8atelsram fra Gbritiania,
boOri bl. u. berettss, at Stortbinset
bar antasst R~esierinsens B~eptfsuiusss
fOrilus for Surplouers @isnnsmfsretie.
5orilu9et bleu an.aset / Den 5orm, bet
blsu inbiiqet al Reslsrinssn.
Stolelouen sr ontaset al O%oelstbinset
meo As Stsmmer. Der blep fun isiet
npsle ubttpoelise 5oranbrinser til bet
Of Observation-Disclosures inbftiaebe
Jorllas.
Nrbeibet meb ben npe Strofietoo bris
pes nu meo guersi, oa ben mao traoe
8raft iamtibis msb ben npe Surplop
ben lite San. 1890.
Oct er ben alminbelise Werins. at
5or llasene om Bp9nirs al npe Serns
baner pil blipe uoiatte til matte Nar.
Baron 2stuenbaupt, Rorses % Sue
RIGGS Riniiter / Baris bar nastet at
reprelentere Norse ueo Barrier. uoitils
linsen. 9ette Sfribt bar siust aalebs
ming til en- bitter Strio msQsm ben fons
~ieroatiue Yresie / Sverige os ben fri
iinbeoe Bresie / Horse. Sverige bar
life taset nosen Del | Barrier uoitllias
gen. Norse berimob bar en- uaifer uos
fitting Of fine Brobufter, Snbuitrier o.
(. b. pa Minliteren reprsienterer &ons
gen perionlis, tunoe ban lille soot bauole
unoerlebes, enb ban bar siort, buis BAN
life blot pilbe repreientere ben oeitliss
6alubel ai Song Oscar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
II Ia II t.
Yritiib Columbia.
Hra Wittoria. ". g.. teleorofere

Sra yitt0ria, y. g., telesrafereoes
ben 2Soe Wai, at be brittle &risss
ifibe "Swiftiure", "Gmpbion" os "Sca.
rug, Der laa for Nnter / gsqeumalts
Saun, bapbe faat Orbre til at frpbie
BebrinsssS Seen for of beifptte brittle
selfunsere. Com befisnbt ubhebte
Brefibent Sarriion for en- lib fben en-
proclamation ps erflarebe Behring's
Ssen fur en- luffst Saun, buor fun anne.
%rifani'e Selfansere buube Ret til at
farbes. 9enne Drbre til be brittle
8~rissitibe bate naturlisuis flor Ssns
iution life alene / @aibinston, men os.
iaa | CANADA cs England.
geo en- nsisre l1nSerisselie fremgif
bet, at bet fun par en- bruffen engelif
Sspfficer, Der unber ct 5sitmaaltib /
gictoria bauce ptret, at ban bar fjeb Of
ben lnnse Jreb, os at ban MI mart
fulbs faa rig Gnlebnins til at iipse
isnbsr os iammen be amerifanfe 8risss
fibe. Saa mart bet bleu bsfienbt for
bans Dpsrorbnebe, at ban baube ubtalt
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Winnefata.

Sra Cafe Bart. Winn, ffriues
Zen berparenbe itanbinauifte Gfbolos.
forenius baube en- Set ben 17oe Wai
"SGon's @rppe" Ell balu Wil Norb for
gpen. Soften bar uenptfet / enbuer Sen.
Ieenbe. 8rosrammet beitOb Of 2aler,
Suna, Nuft os 8epartnins. "9be
Cafe 8arf gornet 8anb" bar paa Self
plabien belle 9assn os gap Here Mufif'
Rumre tilbebite.
"2afe Barf Ranb. Notwithstanding"
saar itabis os iitfert fremao. Den taller
nu A Weolemmer. Seq trpr, at iaas
banne nnsbomsiureninser er babe be-
lerenbe ps unberbOlbenbe for unsboms
men, iaapeliom at be ubretter neset
aott. Oct oil bOlbe unse Nanb borte
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
It paa ~fslsenbe 8ger

9iliammen.. 1922, 622.
NQe Brpsserier / Minneiota probus
cerebe life Lao meset VI iom Gnbeuier
& 8u,b / ct. Souls eller iOm Belts os
Sdlib's 8rpsserier / Milwaufee.
@iliam Yeterion, en- 8rober al
Sobn Yeterion, Der paa en- bemmeliss
beosfulb Waaoe biep mprbet / Herbe=
ben at 8reiuns ga0ep fibite llse, bleu
forrise Manbas arreiteret for at babe
mproet fin BrOber. Den gnf(nsebe
faibolber meb 8eitemtbeb, at ban er
uifplbis, men Der ifal bore en- Raffe
Snbicier mob bam.
2ewis Sobnlon. 2umbers Nsent for
Sobn Bauls / 9elauan, fanbtes 3orsz
bag Rorsen brufnet | Globen peb Binz
nebaso gitp. !San bapbe peret ube
paa en- 5iiietur, os, ba ban | lensere
Tib bapbe bruffet iterft, er ban innb
ipnlispis / beruiet 9ilftano falbt / 5loz
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
y Instant b..

st aabelgram fra st. Ystsrsburs
meloer, at ben npS opbnsebe Sammen.
iuarselie mob aeiiersns 3ip bar frems
ialot mesen Gnsft os Straf iuben ben
feiisrlise 5amilie, life iaa messt paa
@runo Of bet mob &eiieren rettsbe gns
sreb Tom en- sammel Spaaoom, Der at
ter buffer op / Grinorinsen. 5or nosle
os tpoe Gar iioen foo aeiieren, Der benz
gang bar 9%rOnislssr, fig ipaa Of en-
ssunerinbe, iom BON tilfaloisois
msote paa Sasten. 3iseuueriuben, Der
insen Gnelie bapoe ON ben unse Ranbs
bsie Rans, f%ortalte bam mango Ting,
oeriblnnbt at ban life fom til at cplepe
fin 46be @sburtsbas. Oct fses, at
aft bet sprise, bun f%ortalte bam, er
saaet / Spfploelie, % ben al Naturen
ousrtruife 8eiier er paa 6runb berni
blepen meset urolis. Den lobe Warts
1889 feirebe ban in 45be @eburtsbaa,
% iiben bar ban uaret | en- meset neo
trpt Stemnins. &eiierinoen, Der / ben
ienere 9io bar paret ip3elis, lfal bore
msset befpmret for &eiierens ijrlelise
9ilitano ps oper bans itaoise @ruble1
rier ouer 3iseunsrinSens Spaubomme,
General Jgnatiem er uonaunt til
asiiterenbe Snoenrissmiuiiter.
Yolitiet | Cbesia funot forleben tc
fiampemasiise 9pnamitbombsr paa Der
@abe, paa bpilfen fpritelise Berions,
saar, naar be beisser Yalabiet. War
antaser, at be bar lisset Der / i1ere aar,
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
y Ell gien II.

Yroeesien mob be n Berioner, Der
bar unoer Nnflase for at babe opbitIsi
Streiferne til Sptgier, offluttebss for
rise 2sroas. Zen riientlise Qnflaser
moatie inbitile Brocesien, ba ban life
bapoe andre 8ibner enb be al Bolitisi
betalte Spioner. De anflasebe soots
eiorbe, at Optsierne unber Streifea par
booeoiaselis forunleoiset af bisie Cpl.
oner. "a af be anflaseoe bleu iritienote
os 3 bleo bsmte til 3 Waanebers Senas
islsftraf. De / Retsialen ioriamlebe
8enner af be Gnftuseoe mobtos Sri
fienoelien meb itormenbe 8ifalbsraab.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Wisconiin n.

Gn briitig SrGnrsSsr. st at be
meit briitise Sernbanersuerier, ium nos
seniinoe er forefommet | Nmerita, fanbi
Steo Snsbas Iiten paa Wilpaufse &
NOribern 8auen peb 8eaner. 9ranei
baube neiop fprlabt 8eaper, ba en- Manb
tom rolis ind siennem ben baserite
@osns DIR os ipurste en- gremier
Suab bsber benne Station, iom hi netop
forlob? Beaper, iuarebe Bremieren.
Gel, iusbe ben 5remmebe, ibet ban trail
irem en- &spoluer af 2ommen, ies tror,
ies maa uleilise big meb at punse ub
meb be 8ontanter, bu bar | 9ommen.
8remlsren efterfom bans Gnmobnins
os maatte MI saa baslenss sjsnnem
Bosnen. Rsueren beisste buer entelt
Basiaser os tpans benz, mar ban baobe
facet beres Bense, til at saa foran fig
inb | uaite 8osn. Saaleees git ban
siennem ale gOsnene os plgnersbe ale
Basiaserer. Gn 6. 6. NGen fra Sra
rinette maatte punse ub meS sl75 os ct
@uloubr. 9a Toset nermsbe fig gals
Sunction, boppebe ban af os fOriuanot
/ Msrfet.
Oct ipnes utrolist. at en- eneite Wanh
funbe plpnbre en- bel Slot 9asiasersr
for berss 8ontanter. Gle, iom uar
iieruet fra 5areu. pil ianbipnlisOis Il
ba Basiaserernes Rebsisrlisbeb %