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Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Last week was one to be tendelly re
membered by he quiet and order loving
cltizena OF this place. Terrence Carvn
who has ben selling liquor here Tor
several years past, WAS refused license on
saturday 'ast for numerous violations of
tie law. The place has been growing
worse year by year, and was especially 80
during last year. The misery eutailed
upon the community by the sale of
Liquor has been very great. Three families
have been parted from each other by It's
Influence In the last two years -either
husband desertIng the wife or the wife
the husband. A number of men OF some
means have been utterly ruined iinan-
cialiy, ind others in physical lealth, and
In their business relations.
-Four deaths are directly traceab'e 10 Its
effects In the last few years. We doubt
II any other town In the State of double
lis population, which Is 900 souls, can
show an equal amount of suffering. mis-
cry, ruin and deaths from the sale OF
iiquOrs. There re- ms to be an element
In tie community that no ho'el keeper
can keep within bounds, and though
Caryln Is the best one we have ever had
he has lost all control over their drunken
actions on the streets, where they com.
init assaults uron peop'e.
Rev. w. w. Sharp preached II very 10
teresting sermon last Sabbath evening oI
the Human Character" WIN. II
Moore, member OF the school board ,hAl
resigned and the vacancy was Il led By
the continent OF N T. underwood
Some difficulty between members OF thl
board is supposed TO have caused MIR
Moore to resign.
The town lost both supplement arc
amendments to their town charter. Th'
House passed the amer dment with on,
dissenting vote, (Gray OF Wilminkton)
and the Senate Indefinitely postpone,
their col slderatioD, without giving
hearing to those fsvoring them, % CRAFTY
the personal malice oil lCcal polit ciar
The House did some very weak thing.
but II tried to accomplish some goot
work. The mission of the Senate was t,
impede all important legislation, ant
some OF the Senators made use OF then
exalted positions to crafty polit!ca
spltes aud personal feeling Of cnmity
The town amendments were In no senst
political ones, yet the State senate re
fused by their actions all fair considera
tion of the bill, and sent 1t to It's sleep Il
a very discourteous manner.
VoX PorULI.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
Oak Hill Items.


The country is becoming beautiful ~
this neighborhooj. The fruit trees arc
laden with blooms, indicating plenty o.
cherries, apples and pears. The wheai
and grass are looking well. The farmers
have their oats in, and arc very busy pre-
pairing the ground Tor corn.
Busne is prosperins With our indus
trious and persevering blacksmith Davit
Willisms.
+. b. Smith has left his beautifu
country residence and gone ID the city
for the summer.
We have neat building for our public
school with a competent teacler, Msi
Webb, who is much beloved by hel
pupils.
Tho first San 'ay in May Ok Hill Sab
bath school will be reopened They have
a god organ and well-filled library,
but as the supt rlntendent resigned on
anniversary day, on account OF failing
health, they are without leader. The
young folks are very hopeful that on that
day some good brother will come and
offer TO lead them.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Inn cnrapest hat house III tho city
Ru,, ford Bros. iOi Market street
IO-cent lace caps, ID and Tatnall.
Try Bush's coal; You Will like 1t.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Frontst.
Try Bush's coal; you Will surely llkelt.
Cupping and leeching, 1873 E. Second st.
Millard Y. Davis, ieweler, &c. Secondst.
Fine IL X. Rings at lIRnrs, 10 f. 4th street.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
Shirts 10c.: collars and enffs, 2c. each. City
Steam Laundry 9Th and Shlpiey streets.
Western OATS. Buy good coal " Shewsrd &
Chandler, Weldin's old yard. Phone Ito.
The GIT Edge CreSmery print butter, whole
sale and retati at q. + Hudson's, stalls IS to
50, CITY Market.
Jos. II. GrscnmAn & Son. All King street.
Wall papers and window shades At reduced
rlces,
A general reduction In wall papers and win
dow shades at Jos. h. GreenmAn sOn, AZ
King tueet.
Ifyou want cheap picture frames go to q
X. Bsugh, 2U3 " e6t Second street. have the
largest slOck In Delaware. Come and see ior
yourselves.
Ross, 2l0 Market street, has the largest and
cheapest stock OF hats, white shirts, under
wear, neckwear and hosiery in the city. Cal
and zee him.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
1T COST TOO MVCH


Ihs Hid Experience winch befeH One [
OF tho AstOrs.
In tie ear y days ol the direct tea
trade with China importers were anxious
TO secure De earliest catgocs oi new
crop.
The fastest clipper Ship w're er gaced
in the trade. Great haste In loading
them was followed by hot race TO reach
New York first.
The first cargo brought the best price
and large profits. The successful cap
tain wss always rewari ed, 80 every
known aid TO navigation was adopted.
The young captain OF cne Of Mr.
Astor clippers bought, on one of his
trips, Il new chropomtter and with its
aid made quick passage and arrived
| first. lie put the price of 1t into the ex
pense account OF the trip, but Mr.. Asror
threw 10 out, insisting that such an item
OF expense for rev tangled notions ull
not be allowed.
The captain thereupon resigned and
took service with a rival line.
The next year he reached port long In
advance oil any competitor, to the great
delight and profit of his employers, and
the charrin OF Mr.. Astor.
Not long alter they ehanted to meet,
and Mr.. Astor inquireai
"by The way, Captain, how much did
that chronometer cost youl'
"3x hundred dollars,' then, with a
quizzical glance, he nsked:
"Anl how much has Il cost you, Mr..
Astori"
"Sixty thousand dollart."
Men are often unfortunate in the re-
lection OF what they call new tangled
notions.
There are sick men who refuse, even
when their physicians tell them they
cannot help them, to take Warmers Sale
Cure, because it is "ntw tangled" pro-
prietary medicine. The result Is they
lose-life and health.
Thousands oi other men have been re-
stored to health by It, as the testimonial,
furnished 10 the public show. These tes-
tiI0onials cannot be doubted. The pro
priesors have standing of Ci IS, 900 ia
any one who will SHOW that any testi-
mOnial published by them is lot, SO iar
as they know, entirely trle.
DIR. Andrew Wilson, Fellow of the
Royal Socle y Of Elinbufgh. the editor o.
"Health," London, England, ,ays, in hi.
msgaziGe, in answer to AN Inquiry
"Warner's Safe Cure is OF a perfectly
safe character and perfectly reliable"
Tue refusal OF manufacturing firm Il
pay for The patent OF new inveD ton b.
one Of their wcrkmen cost them their en-
tire business. A new arm took out thu
patent and were soon enabled 10 maxi
goods enough cheaper To drive the oil
firm out OF business; aud many phyai
clan Is daily finding his patients, long
time chronic invalids, unaccountably re
stored to health by the use of the new
kidney specific. New tangled notions ar,
sometimes very valuable, aud 1t costs TOT
much to foolishly reject them.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

The remains of Richard Pilling were
Uttered at Newark on Wednesday. The
services were conducted by Rev. N. NJ.
Browne and George j. Ponder. Forty
memters OF Oriental Lodge, In full re-
gala, were preseut. The pall-bearers
were NJ Darlington, j. c. shlyeler, Chas.
Walton, James Jefrles, David L. Choate
and Stephen K. Choatt, Sr. After a short
address by the Rev. Mr.. Browne, a. B.
Groves OF Oriental Lodge read the funeral
service, aud tLen followed the chanting
OF hymn, rendering the services very
impressive.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Some two months
ago | WAS summons before one of our
Justice OF the Peace, in two cases for
debt, the claims against me were for an
amount over hlty dollars, l owed the
money, and of course did not make any
defence. Both of said claims were set
tied inside Of six days, and yet the
Justice in figuring up charged me in his
bills three per cent. on the aggregate
amount, thereby causing me to pay over
four dollars for the benefit OF the con-
stable who merely served the writs of
summons and attachment. Am | not
entitled to Lave the last named amount
returned 10 me. Yours, &C.. B.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

CAMDEN, N. j., May 3.-George #.
Tombs, lumber merchant of Jersey
Shore, was yesterday morning found
dead at the foot of stairway in Melvin
jack place, Gloucester City, with a
large gaslI in the back OF his head. 1t is
stated that Tombs had been at the house
since Tuesday, with woman giving her
name AS NJ. l.. Donaldson. 1t is not
known whether the case is one of mur-
der or accident The woman the pro-
prietor of the house and man named
Clayton were arrested.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

William q. Elliott the veteran ash
dealer of this city, who has his business
headquarters In the Wholesale commits
sion house of john J. Weiser & Co, No.
ITO East Fourth street, says the run OF
shad am herring is good, but he never
before saw so mauys melt shad compared
with the roe shad, Shad are selling at
wholesale at from $40 to SIS per 100, and
herring from 40 to SO cents per 100.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
Fifteen best cabinet photographs for
SOC. Beecher's gallery, 3i5 Market st.

at is fact that many of the best pro-
prietary medicines OF the day." said the
late DIR. J. q. Holland in Scribner's Mag
a2ine, "arc more successful than many
physicians, and most OF them were first
discovered or used In actual medical
practice. When, however, any shrewd
person knowing thsir virtue and foresee-
ing their popularity, secures and adYer-
tises them, in the opinion of the blgoted
all virtue went out of them" Failure
of eyesight, ickle appitite, headache, ex-
treme wakefuncss, frequent desire to
urinate, especially at night, gradual
failure Of strength and dropsical swell
ling,-these are symptoms of kidney di-
sease, If you neglect the symptoms you
will eventually have Brights Disease.
Warmers Safe Cure is the only specific
which has ever been discovered for this
disease. The late DIR. Dio Lewis, over
his own signature said: at found my
self the victim of serious kidney trou-
BILE, would une Warmers Safe Cure
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Colonel George w. Baiu of Kentucky
will speak in the interests of the temper
ance cause In Hanover Church on Sunday
afternoon, May 5, at 3.i5 o'clock. The
public are cordially invited. TLose who
have once heard Colonel Balm will be de-
lighted to hear him again. This lecture
will prove rare treat TO all who hear 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Mr.. Samuel Medked and Miss Ida, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. John Bell OF
Kent County, Del, were Joined together
in the hoy bonds of matrimony by Rev.
w. u. KOons of Wesley NJ. e. Church,
at the reside nee ot her brother-ln-law, j.
e. Reed, No. ll0 North Adams street, on
Wednesday evening, May |, in the pres
ence of many friends and relatives OF both
parties. The bride received several hand
some presents. Music was rendered by
Miss Mary Wilhelm, and the evening was
delightful ly spent.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

This is the season Of tho year when
farmers are on the look out for seed
potatoes, and Smeltz Of No. l3 East
Fourth street has made ample prepare
tlon to meet the demand. He has all
different Eastern seed including the
Marine Rose, Early Olive, Empire State
and Beauty Heaburn.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

A slaughter house IN business street.
VIII our worthy Mayor compel 1t to be
closedi Slaughteriug prices and sacritc-
ing goods must and viii result In heavy
traffic. No mlsilt goods, but the lowest
prices in the old world or new. Chap
man, the tobacco man, No East Third
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

MARQUETTE, Mich, May AT a
o'clock this morning Andrew Gregory
and woman calling herself his vile got
into row. She broke heavy water
pitcher over bis head and he drew re.
yoiver aud shot her doad. He then
shot himself in the heed, but may live.
Gregory is the proprietor oi the Saginaw
House, at Saginaw. Whisky caused the
trouble.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Go to Francis Hohecker for your tlno
boots aud shoes. He uses the best mate
rial. Leave your measure and he will fit
you every time, or no sule. Cork shoes
a specially. Repairing neatly executed.
No. Gl9 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

At $50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
there will be game OF base ball played
at the Front and Union streets grounds,
between the Wilmington Club and the
University Of Pennsylvania nine. which
will no doubt prove very interesting to
lovers of the sport.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Don't pay large DOCTORS bile. The
best medical book published, 100 pages,
elegant colored plates, will be sent you
on receipt OF three 2.cent stamps TO pay
postage. Address A. 2. Ordway & Co.,
boston, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
State of the Temperature


On Saturday in this city and section
and in New England warner, fur weather
viii probably prevail. with variable winds,
bee, ming southerly; and on Sunday
warmer, fair weather, followed by ram
near the lakes.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

You can get fine lot In Perkins
North Holly Oak, Brandywine hundred
for t76.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

The PlCltcls Stove and Heater Co,
sos Sbipley street. Something new aud
useful Tinware that will not rust. We
have good assortment OF dish pans,
wash boilers, wash basins, water buckets,
strains, buckets, chamber buckets. AL
these goods are fully warranted for two
years or more not to rust. Call aud see
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
(L/ZZzEZH<e>L ~

Photographer, S02 Market street, offers
this week 12 cabinet photographs, one
1920 crRyon portrait aud frame for $40.
Guarantee satisfaction, Call and see
portrals and frame.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

The Perkins heirs mean business, and
will sell very large "North Holly Oak"
lot for SIS. No swamp.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

"Nsver was heard such terrible
curse" as the man got of about his stub
born cold. Could It be possible that he
lived In civilization and had not heard of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Let him take
the old reliabei and stop swearing. Price
25 cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
THE Big SHOV

That will pay you to
look at Is in Clothing
at 9th and Market
The best markets
and makes have been
10 ok ed over tor
l aiding attractions in
new Spring Suits and
Garments for Men and
Boys. We don'E claim
to have any circus or
side shows, but our
prices and nobby pat
terms and neat styles
will entertain you II you
are at all interested
Boys and Children will
find an unusually large
selection of Suits this
Spring as we have rea-
lzed that they are the
coming buyers and we
want to make a lasting
Impression as to style
and price. Clothing to
order-more than ever
Just as good and just
as cheap.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

will find crabs, clans, oysters, squads,
spring chickens, gilt-edge butter, fresh
eggs at all times at Spicer g. Bickels, 80
z. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

John Arlington, formerly of the Fore
pauph " Barnum shows, has succeeded
James Barton at the Novelty Theatre.
Mr.. Arlington, although young man,
has had many years experience In the
show business and the public will find a
difference in the performers under the
new management. The attractions this
week are Miss Milton, late of the London
Gayety Company, and ether tirst-class
stars.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

ETC., should try "Browa's b onchial
Troches," a simple but sure remedy. Sold
only In boxes. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

The American Sewing Machine 0filce
has removed to sl2 wainat street. Fred
w. schaier, sgent
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

The Cspelle Hardware Company, No.
2l2 Market street, offer lawn mowers for
sale at r. asonAb!e Ticcs.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

A prudent man according to Hoyle :"
For cut, and bru!se, and burn, and
boil
Will use at once Salvation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Butter tthy at Ferguson's, Il E. I'd.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
DRoCToRs GRAND OPERA HOUsl

Arlington will show you that dive can be
made palace. ms !,
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
On operraifet NpiSgut.

On Goissut Tom nplis ino | en- 8csn
paa ben Opbsieoe Sernbane | Rep gort.
San bar tret, oa ban tos Blabs paa ct
al 3uarieberne os falbt mart | Ssun.
Stror efter Tom TO unse 9amer inb os
tos Slaos Iiseouerfor @utten. 9enne
lao Der meo bare Jsober, os Satten par
fulot af. Strur lanebe ben pnsfe af
Damerne fig fremouer % lasbe I'm Rufe
unber ben lille Gprs ftlbne ainb. On
sammel Serre | bet narmeite Seoe
imilte. ba ban iaa bette, us uoen at ise
noset tos ban frem en- rs Gent, Tom ban
bolot irem mob 9amen, ibet ban nifteos
meb Souebet benimOb @utten. Den
unge Dame par uuis ct 0ieblif, men tos
iaa Benseitpttet. On anbsn bolbt ber'
paa frem en- 10 Gent, en- sammel Rome
paa ben anben SIDE al 8osnen ION mes
en- Del 8obbercenter, os fsr bun pibitt
at BET, baUbe ben unse Dame meb bran'
benoe Rinber mootaset Bense Of bue,
enefie Basiaser | ben Del al 8osuen
DUN lasbe Yenseiummen OariOmt inb
ben iopenbe guts CONNIE, tos foriistie
fin Mufe unoer @uttens Soueo os gil
af peb nats Station. Os ioet bun git
bsiebs Yasiassrerue ~upilfaarlis fiu'
Sopsosr mob benbe, fOrbi ceres Siertel
par fulbs af Tot. Os be eiebe en- Semme'
lisbeb iammeu meb benbe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
st Stco I Stoen,

bpis paa ben bsire SIDE os | ben nebre
Del Of Weaemsuluet, ieln ON bet er
eiort for WOru. oil bet bog fremfaloe
Stielosoro fra builteniombelt, buis
4eper er / lloroen. Haar benne Del al
9sssmet er iaar os ftiu, ipnes %iuaoanne
Repeftsb of bore onoifabsfulbe. 81
paa en- Wanbs Nnfist, fsreno ou fisher
bam uuoer Ribbeuene. Suis bans pub
os Zine bar en- sulbles Sarue, fan ou
osiaa lutte, at bans Euuse er beoaffet,
bans Ndnoeoret ubehaselist. fan man
uere fifter paa, at ban bar Smerter itfe
alene unoer RlbbeneHe, men osiaa UNDER
bet bsire Sfuloerblao. Sans Naue er
oaiaa ureselmnsiis os bans Jorosielis
beifIoiset. SiteoelfOr at sisre en- ipsse'
fulo Denomination mob bans &tbben,
ouertal bam iii at BRUCE itaois Sotets
ter's Stoma9 Bitters, ben beoife anti
bilious Reolciu prepareret. Der fin
bes life nsset beore for Dpspepfia,
Rbcumatism me, 2eusripscomme os Rolb'
febsr. (Ottobsr).
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
On iieIoen 6aIer.

8aa Soeerapris finoes en- bel CANT
ling Of Greoerlt ben Spusncss giterla'
o%sni,aber. s Sfabe sitmmes iauleoes
bans 9rastsr fra llIs, | andre bans
imufte Yaubeniamlius, en- Def 8as sr
bsbaHst mso benimOo bunorsos Biber
- ale mulise uosouer al Hrtsu. ber'
iblonot Rerfummere, fore Tom Tsire'
tsGer, os TO messt foitbare, m.o 0ias
munter rist uotprebe 8untpiber, Saosr
fra Sultanen | Ronitantinopef, 9ras
pibsr, Iause BorcsIanspiber Os forte
ariotpibsr til en- Sfllius. aOnsen bar
uarst en- ipris Bibsrsser.
Sammsn meo Ronssns Biber lisser
en- - Galer. Den bar fin S'ftorie.
On eammsl @aaromanbssnts tom en-
Gang Up til aonsen os bob iua minoe'
Zig ON at faa fin Ssn fritaset for Col
b%utertieneffs, sitsriom BUN baarlis tunoe
uuou9re BAN iii 8eoriiten. aous
5reorit up'ptote henbes gnffe. s fin
opsrtrsmmenoe @laoe ubbrgb Ronsn:
"Sua ifal &c Osiaa baue en- 9uler!"
Ttsi, aonsen piloe inssn Bsnse buue.
go, ~forflurece acnen, "ital iss til
Brett sner 9esn ON en- lille Tiensfs,
Iippsr ies life meo iaa liot. De ffat
bare 9aleren."
aOusen trs iaa imOb 9alersn, git
IND til fine SOfmano Os iasoe: "Se
per! Bet sr be eneite Bense, leg bur
tient | nit 9iu."
SitOrien er babe iano ps ~bstesneuoe
for Jrsoertt ben Spuenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
9 II III t.

QuafIalperi. TIMBER en- mob en- tiltalt
Snepferl ueno peb &riminalretiet bebanos
let sag er bet sobfsiort, at ban. Der
life bar ,osen Gotomit til at uospe Sas
,epir tlomhsb, inoeoerenoe aor | 2sbet
az ct gar Waaneoer bar taset for'fIeuts
oe g~erioner unoer Sebanoltus for 3o'
Sepprne, Tanopine % 9erpeipaftelie
oo iom Selbrebslissmiobel anuenbt en-
i~aaialot masuetif Wasiase, Der beftoo
at ban meD Sanoerne ftrss Battens
terne ban ouer be ipse Steoer Os oan.
Sebe pad oisie, boOrbo8 ban I ct entelt
9ilfeloe I'll fin &ur beuptteoe i~aafalot
magnetic 8anb.
Sor oenne fin Broris Hap Spnberen
meS at erlesseen Bsoe til aisbsnbapns
sattiafasie Of so 8r., oa bet life bar
fonftateret, at bans Strpsninssr | noset
1ilialbe bauoe e~fterlaot Zig ifaoeltse
asloer, liaeiom ban heller life bar taset
mob anoen Detailing for fine &ure, eno
bpap 8atienierne friuiais betalte bam.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
V9rot at butte paa.

Suis en- BsriOn faar ct 2ilfalbe, iaa
ban falber ON pua SOrben, lab BAN
bliue ~lissenbe, bpis ban er bib Gn'
Fstet; bu funbe foraariase bans 9sb
ueb at lsfte bam up. gr ban berimob
rob eIer blaa | Gniistet, lsft BAN oa Op
| en- iiobenbe Sitting Os Iaa 8ano pau
BAN siebliffelis os ienb efter en- 2ase,
Tom Tan aabne en- at bans aarer, eIers
fan Der bliue ct iaabant Trip, paa Sier'
men, at BET foraariaser 9soen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
DIM YOrb paa en- paa &isbsnbaons

DIM YOrb paa en- paa &isbsnbaons
Reo lrsaenoe 2pitpu6t, Der ttlbsrer ben
enseliie @Ooseier Samllton SoHss, fores
ait rplrs en- utpsselis SceHe. 8Oosz
eierens Suitru Srebes nemlia pluoielis
af 8anuto, Ios ON fig til ale Stcer os
rep tire 9tamautrinse uf fine 5insre os
fafeoe benz oper Boro. Otter at ben
balfprise @obssierfrue bar blepen operz
mannst Oa fsrt | 2uno, blep bun fisrt
til &ommunebOipitalet. 9a bet Der
Oplphes, at 5rusn LED al Delirium ire.
mems Tom SsIee Of benbsS 2tlbsieltsbeo
til iterie 9rifte, blep bun inolast | en-
geae.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30

J Slutniugen af {. Mt. fiifsbes Der
peb 5reoerifsbapus Saun en- Del SEA-
rel / Surn. 8rtien er 4 &r. rs Ore
Sne'en, os en- snfslt Wano bar paa en-
sat baut ouer 30 Sneie. 9et sr mans
sc War fioen, Der bar peret iaa mango
Wafrel Der. Sor en- Del Nar fioen
osrtmoo hsrte bet | 5slse "8enbi. lib,
lite til Sialbenbeberne, ia. bet banote
enorg meset Ofte, at Stimerne git belt /
Saunen, Os at man fuube ie Baabene
!tsse Here Timer % bale Watrel IND,
laa RAP bet lob fig eisre.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30

Stem 9uittsrinserne! 9a SafOb
SOis / Green Bap for nosle aar fiben
osoe. Tom 8 BsriOuer os inoleosrebe til
gutsn 8ssuins.r pau Summer, iOm ben
afbsbs Tube buue uaret benz ffplbis.
Nea Gnten funbe uiie buer Of be 8 en-
Suffering, iom ubpiite, at be bapbe er'
bolbt fulb Detailing. Runoen bauos
siemt omtrent 1000 auittsrinser, ibei
ban bemartebe, at be en- batter Dag
funoe blipe til Rptte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30

Tsosfalb. Sfslse Mtebbelelie fra
R9itueo er Wuffo,reftsr Bisrup al
9,lleneitueo afsaaet peo Ssben. Den
Gtbsbe par en- / pibere &reoie befienbt
&erlonliabeo.
- Boftmsfter | &isse. &aptein st.
Solm, sr oso Natten til % Septbr., ~
Gar sammel.
- 5ubrifant Sulius @alfter | Nsrres
Sunbbp er ofsaaet peo 9soen, 70 Nar
81. Den Gibsoe bnr. foruoen at arbei'
be meo en- flor forfislisurtet 5a6rits
pirtiombeo. ttlise taset leuenbe Del |
I'm aOmmuues o~ffenlise Gnlissenber.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30

Sitter en- feraarig Birtiombeb er bet
lp'tepes ben / Baris bOiatte 2anosmano,
Sr. Robert aappel, at faa bet Sfderife
Seltipiem inbfsrt | ben frantic per.
Set frantic &rissminlitsrium bar ale'
rebe bsftilt for betpoelise GUNNER, %
bet er ianoipulist, at Der oil fomme
nbsrliaere Seltiltnser. 2eltene oil bog
life bllue fabrlferebe Der | Ganoet, ioet
aabrtfationen, liselom bet er 9ilfaloet
for 7pflaubs 8ebfOmmenbe, buOr bet
9edaite epitem allereoe for ct Bar
Qur iioen blep antaset, ffdl Tie / 5rans
frig, bppr Sirmaet @briitops & uumod
MI er / Serb meb be ben Gnleonins
usbpenbrssiort 5abritsanles.e