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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
The Legislature,

Th, Goth legislature Of Maine VA. or
gauizcd al lo O'Clock "Wednesday morning,
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lion nf .b, f,lf,vin,, 1,a,r.r- ,.b., ,,,.r.
nominated "a, ill.,. r,,,,. ~. ,,r.y;..,.
.ysn,,I,
President Henry Lord ., p.rror
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w,u
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a,r III n,mar,.r,,,ts ''''''''
Tb, h,n.,. me-, ~ ~ ari f,,,,,..l;a,.,,.
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Tuesday pjgbt.- ra,cu. wera nlart.I ~
:..I,.,,,-
Npcakcr-Frricrick y bow OF Port
land
lcrh-NichoiaN Fc->enden- OF Fort Fair
field
Assistant Clcrk-.Iohn G. S%a~ey, of
Canton.
At u o'clock both Houses adjourned to
meet Thursday morning. Many strangers
arrived in the city aud the State house was
crowded 10 witness the organization Of
the legislature
The Joint Republican caucus for nomi-
nations of Safe officers aud senator was
held in Representatives Hall "Wednesday
evening. Hon. II. VI Heath presiding
he following nominations were made
Secretary of STATE Oranandel Smith. by
a'clanatlof, Col f. {, farrington's name
peiug Withdrawn; Treasurer Gen. Geo. l..
Beal, by reclamation; Adjutant General,
Henry NJ Sprague, by reclamation; A.
t"rney General. Charles Littlcfed, who
had - votes 10 Mr.. F. \. Powers GO;
Councillors James +. Bracket OF Lining
sam I .lE fs- 40 ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
The dismasting of the Maine bu

The dismasting of the Maine built
schooner Governor Ames, has offered ma
terial for good deal of discussion among
with five masts was an event of considera-
BILE interest When the vessel broke down
completely on her trial trip, with the loss
of every one of her five spars, various
reasons were assigned for this conspicu-
Gus breakdown, and many nautical men
assumed at once that the new rig was 3
failure, and that four masts were the limit
of vessels spar-carrying ability. A we'll
known Boston sea-captsin, however, says
that fiye-master can be successfully built
and worked and declares that the way to
do it is to shorten the foremost Design
CT Burgess falls in with this theory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

In the Kennebec superior court.
Charles Sawyer and George Campbell, in
dicted for assault with intent to kill on NJ.
C. Frost, of Winthrop, were found guilty
and sentenced to State prison for life
Charles Stain. the youth made famous
by his evidence in the Barron murder trial,
was taken to the Augusta jail Thursday on
charge of larceny.
Deer have been plentiful in Eastern
Maine this fall and many have been kill
ed.
The three-masted schooner Jamie Car
Teton, about 500 tons, was launched Thurs
day in the yard of John Pascal at Rock
port. She Is owned by Carleton, Nor
wood Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade at S. d. Virgins Drug
Store as their giving away to their customers Of
SO many free trial bottles Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is
simply enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Brou-
chitis. Group. and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before buy
ing Dy getting trial bottle free. large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

C. f. Clark, Belfast navigator, has
plan for subjugating Georges Shoal, that
terror to sailors, on the New England
coast. His scheme is to fill 80 old hulks
with stones and sink them on the shoal
An island would form there in two years,
he says.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

sunset.
There was sociable at the hall at sun
set Thursday evening.
Mr.. Parker Sylvester, a young man of
Sunset, died Thursday, Of consumption.
The members of the Winter Home Lodge
presented the drama Nevada" at the rink
at Northwest Harbor Tuesday evening, to
large audience, after which was a social
dance. CoLuMBVs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

The bills for the funeral expenses of
the late Governor Bodwell have been audi.
ted, and the expenditures amount to So
1929. The appropriation was $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

On and after the lst of January, 1889,
the subscription price of the Portland
Adeertiser, delivered free by mail or car
rier, will be five dollars a year, in adj
vance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

WHEREAS, David Ingalls,. OF Waltham, In the
w county Of Hancock and state of Maine Inv
his mortgage deed dated the 9th day Of Nov A
ID. 1882, conveyed 20 DOROTHY l.. Joy Of Ellsworth
in said county, certain lot or parcel of land sit
uated in said Waltham and bounded and descrih
ed as follows, TO wit Beginning on Isaiah KIM.
mans home lot, on the northwest corner.
thence north seventy six and one-auarter
rods; thence west hundred and tren
weight rods: thence south seventy-six and one
quarter rods; thence east one hundred and twenty
eight rods to the place of beginning. Containing
sixty-one acres more or less, being the same iot
conveyed to mt by Aaron s. Jordan by his deeds
dated Oct. %, 1865, and recorded in Hancock Reg
istry book 1873, page 81, and Dec. 18th, 1871 re.
corded in Hancock Registry. in book l4l, page 49,
Ana whereas the SAID Dorothy l.. Joy having as
signed the within mortgage to me- the upeIersirn
ed, by her deed dated the 9Th day of September,
ID. 1883, and recortledin the Hancock Registry of
Deeds, In book 2e9 page 3s9, and whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken, now
therefore, by reason of the breach of the condi.
ton thereof claim foreclosure Of said mort
gage. G. C. BURRITJ
Sws BY his attorney John b. Redman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
HOLIDAY + :. e I. s:.'::: { 4: " Is.
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Professor John Iyndau. Justice T. NJ
$ooIey Professor Emilc Jr Layelevt. Pres
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Edward Atkinson, Senator George + Ed
mundN Major J. W. Powell President
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

The President and Mrs. Cleveland held
their last New Years reception at the
White House the first The wives of the
cabinet officers assisted
The eclipse of the sun. the LIST was sue
cessfully observed at all the stations in the
United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
Box p, Welchyille, Ne.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, David Ingalls,, of Waltham, in the
w county of Hancock, and State of Maine, by
his mortgage deed dated the twelfth day of JanlI-
AIRY, A. D. 1855 and recorded In the Hancock Reg
l>tIy OF Deed, book 2u2, page Alb, conveyed to
John Malone. OF Ellsworth, in said county, and
whereas the said Malone as. gned to me, the I'M
dersg netl, BY his deed dated the 9Eh day Of April
4. u. Isss and recorded in the Hancock Registry
of Deeds book 22g page 3>, his right title and in
terest IN and To- the real estate thereby conveyed
10 wit. certain lot or parcel of land, situated
in said Walthan with the buildings thereon and
bounded and described as follows on the north
by Township No 20, ON the east by land of Elliot
Jordan and myself, south by land Of John Has
lam. west by land of Eliakim Haslam and Nahum
iiaslam, containing one hundred and sixty acres
more less, being the premises devised
Ia my brother, r. +. Ingalls, and myself by samuel
ingalls, by his will recorded in the Probate record
book -, page 81. And whereas the condition of
said mortgage has been broken, now therefore by
reason of tie breach of the condition thereof /
claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
G. Z. BURR,LL.
BY his attorney John b. Re,lmap
Ellsworth, Jan. SIN, 1879. 3w2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

rate articles las are most hair dyes). but a single
combination; and experienced wholesale druggists,
who have handled all the various dyes pronounce it
the best single preparation for changing the color
Of the hair which has ever been brought to their
notice.
Price, 50 Cents. Satisfaction guaranteed IN
every case, or the money refunded. Prepared only
BY DIR. O. w. THOMPSON, Rockland. M.
Sold by all dealers.
dozen bottles at time
lyr4AeoW
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
Golden Wedding.

Jan. lst, 1889, Mr.. Haskell W. johnson
was united in marriage to Miss Almira 7.
Peters at the old homestead on Peters
Point, Bluehll, and the same evening the
which has ever since been their home. In
February of the same year, six weeks af
ter their marriage, while the honey moon
was 10 the zenith, the celebrated 'Aroos.
took wGr" began, and when the call foI
troops came Ensign johnson of the Blue
hill Light Infantry was among the drafted
mca 50 the bride returned to her faith.
er'S hpus. and the bridegroom was "otf tn
tn var" But peace was declared the
following spring, and in April they began
housekeeping anew. Time has flown, and
a. tac l.k, in the golden chain Of years
indicated that the 50th anniversary OF
their "ri.N@ day was drawing nigh, ii
WIS 'Ali-ht ne,t to take some notice Of the
e,rpt. ana dinner party was given to the
immediate relatives on New Years 1889,
w..,A ~a~ 4 very pleasant occasion. Mrs.
Jo' n~nr = pr" cf 4 family of twelve chill
Dir n 81 whom n.nr agr Still living. Two
brnta,i, resale ia California, a Sister and
brother in Rcsdflcld. Me. There were
present Mr. and Mrs l.. f. u. Peters. An
gustuS G. Peters and family. (Which in
cludrs Mrs ID w Runkrr-the GOOD doctor
being, - usual too busy for mcrry-making)
y Il Holt and family Mr.. UnIt l. a sister
Of MR. Johnson and Charlie. r Peters
and family Mr. Johnson. nearest relative
i. a half .i-,rr rc,i,ljuv In nrun,nict Int
hi >iie of III, famfl, M. represented i,
Mr. Frank Wool pol,,rt p wood and
NI.s + = w,al ,,u.in. WINS, b,r.r
was III. lam. III s,,n.. v,.,r. b.f,rr iii.
marria,, Mr. ant Nh. Johnson have ON.
china i,ip., M,ry i INV, ,yif.of = "
Nav, ,,b., with ,i,.ir ,,o Children ros,l,
win hrr n,r.pf~ rlo w,l.Iir,- cake yyY.
pa>,rJ IVY th, .a,p,. HIM. wv, ,,ho rrrf.,rnl-
"a That, ,,l,-,,,. ..r,ira. 6ftv ,,.,-. t,..C,r.
~, f.r,iti4r,v tn.,,n III W. ftr,tlv i !
..l-r,',. G.s (fr.r r,tf, ,u.tj,, ,qs I,ur
10 ,t...,,,,.t dinner arJ r,,,-,,,,. ,,..r.
...,ii,.,I,,.,,,o.,, ,f,.r ,lir,,r ,.,,,,
sr,,ir, ,,,.f.ri.,r,- rr.,,,..I,,,,. l,,.,,p me-
irin1.r,l FIN l,, ..,tt WV ,hr ,,,r,, la,lfr.
If thu. party and rr,...n+ly Amt Amir,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
Gov Burleigh's Inaugural Address.


ernor Burleigh's inaugural address
with feeling that the people in elect
ing him to be Governor made wise
choice. The address is broad, manly
and pertinent. II discusses questions
in which the people of Maine are
deeply Interested, and it will there
fore be read very generally by people
of all classes.
The Governor opens his address by
fitting tribute to the worth of The
late Governor Bodwcll, and velI-de-
served compliment to the faithful and
honorable manner in which Governor
Marble administered the State gov
eminent flom the time Of COY. Bod
wells death to the inauguration Of
the present incumbent
Gov. Bur!eigu gives an exhaustive
review Of the finance, Of the State
and recommends further reduction
Of taxation, He point, out the ne
cessity Of the legislatures making
close examination into the existing
system Of insurance in all It's depart
,,.,,.
H"'V' N''A'' H'N' a'I 'He rights
10 which they are entitled
"a.
hilton the Governor taLa. q manly
tl
-
''''' Nv Pioii"'''oh
i not only imperatINeIN necessary IN
the opinion Of large majority Of the
people Of the state INT hv cnnsti,u-
+io,ol ,,-,.;.:
'"'" P'IE
tN 81 'Ae STATE. RrlatINt 10 Ms own
official action in connection with these
laws. the Governor -ay,
50 Ioul, n. il shall H.. inrnpb.r, imam
ur 70 discharge the duties " the ENccu-
i've OF me state L VIII D" my 'uIeAN"r 1"
,.-e.,m. ~" '..' '.''i''f
this connection II +, u,.,.,.,ar, ti,,t th,
Governor >hoaid have the earnest and
nearly a'd n aI ether executive officers.
''''
- = ''.''''''i'' a. l'''' '''''9' Socl'''t>'
state = recommended. and a strong
plea i made for our system II schools
That tbair in,.ra.. may ha f,r,bor.d
r. p.t n
'''' >'''"' ~ '"' i'Ioi' VI Inc
NAitt lptFin'"udent Qi schools. who
recommends. among other matters,
the abolition If the ,cuoa{ district .y..
Tor, ,ti,., La :, a.. a,.;.,;
t"'''''' =" 80 "p''At''H I'o'H me
changes ~ tAe distribution Of popuIa-
ton and wealth which have taken
place. since TN. .,-.ts,n wa. establish
III rt .I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

Alarm is felt in Germany over the con-
dition of Prince Bismarck's health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
MISS BEECHER'S
Hair or Whisker Dive

For Hair and
Whiskers. Will
change light or
gray hair to a jet
black, dark brown
or auburn color.
1t contains no sui
phur or lead, or
ether deleterious
ingredient. /, re-
quires but a sin
gle application to
effect its purpose.
Washing is NOT
required after
dyeing, as in the
caseof other dyes.
1t il not two seDa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

A deaf young woman who has learned
to talk, writes TO the Portland Adrertiser
TO ask people not TO refer to the Portland
School for the deaf as Deaf and Dumb
Asylum" The pupils are not dumb, are
only deaf, and are sensitive on this point.
She says. She adds NO words are so
much fisliked by the speaking deaf as the
term dumb or mute when applied to them.
as those terms seem to connect them with
the animals that cannot articuate"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10
#Big~
Bargains!

we Shall commence
taking stock JAN'l Goth
From now until that time
We shall make low prices
on ALL our goods. ltyou
arc in want Of anything N
our line, try our goods and
prices. We intend at all
times to sell at a small
profit. In this sale the
profit will be EXTREMELY
SMALL. Every article N
stock marked down, from
pins and needles to the
highest cost goods. y
word to the wise is suth-
cicut ="
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Oct benoer lite iaa iielber, at Manb
iom | Rprse befinber fig / TRANCE SOr'
Observation-Disclosures, forlaber fin ga.
mile cs refer til amerifa for at ar.
beibe fig op ct npt Sism eller tien'
Bense til ben bjemmeparenbe Gamilies
unberbulbnins.
9erimuo tsr bet bsre til Sielben.
beoerne, at ben famine 8ebrift blir ub.
fsrt af ct &oinbfult.
Oct banbte bog for ROsle Gar fben,
ibet Susmanbsfonen Watsa Sanien
Saasentab fra gtre 9Oten tos Jarpel
meb fin 5amilie % brus uper til 9ols
larnes Siemlanb, - bet rise Os mess
tise Gmerifa paa 5~urtieneite.
GUN tOs geien til Spring @rope,
Winneiotu, buor bun baObe en- 8robsr
(Baul 8adsn), Tom peb Glib os Spar.
iombeb bapbs arbeibet fig up til at bli
en- %peltaaenbe Sarmer.
sos BAN bar bun nu arbeibet trofaH
os rebelis / 4 Gur Os taset mango tunst
Gag, men til @iensielb mObtasst mango
blante Dollars usiaa.
Gun bar iaaleses - ~foruSen ielu al
befOite fin 8eiie frem os tilbase- Ienbi
Billet til en- af fine 9stre, fin Samilis
bar bun ienbt ca. 800 aronsr, os enbba
bar bun en- pen liben Rlat paa upe,
700 8roner msb tilbase til "@amlelan,
bet" @obt siOrt Of ct auinbfOlo! SITE
ianbt?
Gun bapbe beftemt iis til at bore bsr
| 4 Idr. Ru bar 3iben ublsben, %
forleben Onsbas tOs BUN 5arpel meo
fine mango 8enner us 8stisnbte Der
paa Spring @roue for meb "Seroia" al
Gunuaros9 inisn at penbe tilbase til
bet fattise, men alliseuel tiare os ufor.
slemmelise 9orse.
Si oil snfe ben uforfarbebs % fore.
tasiOmme aOne en- lpttelis Siemreiie %
ct slebelist @ienipn mee Slast %
8enner paa be samle 9omter.
Spring Srope, Winnsiota.
Saaton Sfprub.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
@iuneibtif So. 6air

trot mango 5remmeoe til 8psn fbi,
nse. iaa Der GAR oaret mere END almin
bslig lipliSt | 5airbasene. 3irsous
Dnsbas % Torsbas bauoe ri bet imuf'
tefte 8eir, man fan tanfe fig; Srebae
5ormiooas resneSe bet libt, iaa bet maa,
lie Rramte mango 5armere fro at Tom.
ne bio, men ON Gitermiobassn bar pi
after besunftiset af nsbelist 8sir.
9a uctilinsen iaur bsspnbts 2 Tiger
isnere erb ifiOr, Dor 5armsrnes Yrobuf.
ter fulot ub mObus, iaa be tunbe ubitil.
leg, % bet bapbe ba Sarmene bener iits
forismt. uofiIinssbpsninssn for Tiger.
~brsssprooutter bar bel fplbt. Oct, be,
meii iiltrat fs ben 8eIsssnbes Cpmarf
iOmbeb, par ben NunsfOlbisbsb Of b,
forifieIise Sapefruster, iom frsmpifes
Bet &c ijeloen at ie iaa fore Os iapn,
5rnster pna nosen Gountps 5air.
nohiIinsen ai 5armrsoFaber par iat
ubetpsslis, at ben life er naunsparbls
On Reaper % en- gOsH bar oft, bpab D
iaa. On meset banbis @rinb frsmpi
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
SDrretnings=N Dtitier.

SpmRrfiombeoeu henleoes paa, at 81. 8.
Ramm | Ct Baul - DR.. med. Botdmaun8
Rartner-opbolber fig / Rapu,le fra Otto
Der Raanebs 8~espnbelis.
RapoiGe er ct genrralpunft for ben norftt
Sefolfnins / Rorb Safota, en- triuelis, batter
Then Up meo ct rist Splano os ct soot SRt
af Sarmsre omtrins | ale Retniuser.
Or. Boedmann pleier reseImaslis at til
brtnse ct Bar Waanebsr af Sommeren Der,
os oa Solt eeroppe efter bans Brnris at
osmme ipnes at iatte Bris paa bans aom.
me, er Softorer moi beftemt paa at tr9fTe e;
Sremtiosarrausemeut iauIeoes, at ban ON
Summeren Dor / Wappils ct Eat Raaneber.
ct eset gus os SoipitaI bsrer osiau meb til
Blanerue. Senere no paa Ssten bill iau
bans Bartner Or. Ramm tiIbrinse en- Eir
Der.
Or. Ramms Reiie banner iaaleoes Begpns
belien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
SmaapIuf.
sc Rotitie "Til GbOnnenterne" paa

Sc Rotitie "1il Gbunneuterne" paa
fsrite Sibs.
anapt bar 5uiren forbi, fsr bet brsb
lss meb &esn, iaa MI bar 5armerne
COB Inlebnins til at plsie. Rat til
Wanbas iaa man 8lomftsrne / Sausrns
batfeoe til, ba BET tssnebe til itert 5roit.
- 8rof. 81. Monrab, tiblissre / 5
Gar 2arer peb 9utber College, us MI /
be iibite Waansbsr Meoarbeiber / zoe
corab. BOf.en"s 8eSattion, forluo os
fibite Ssnbus for Of inbtrebe iom Mebs
rebaftsr Of "Staubinauen" | Chicago.
- alof.en | ben nDe lutberfe 8irfe
lsb for fsrfe Sang 1irsbas Giten.
Sens Slang bar imut os af en- anben
Zone enb nosen anben RirtsflOtts / 8pen.
glt S~nsbferarbeibe / airfen er fers
bist; osiaa Of Walnins pil bore siort
lloen rloSle Sd9e, o9 Rtrtetuleae tan
pentes bper Dag.
- Wr. 2atbrpp / Siour @itg ct ubs
napnt til Collector for bette Ditritt, %
bermeb ital bet bore afsiOrt, at 3bos.
Graham Der af 8pen inbtreoer / Nr.
8. s. Relions Slabs.
- Subse @illett er tilbass fra FIN
&eiie til Tpiflanb.
- Rr. Us Mrs. u. Stsen / Spring
@rope bOlbt iibfte Torsbas 8rpIup for
fin pnsite 9atter, Der bleu asteuiet til
Or. Die &ielanb. De Npsifte reiiie
9asen efter. lebiaset al fine mango
genners bebfe gnifer, til minneapolis
% ct. Yaul, bOor be oil tilbrinse en-
Del af Suebebrsbsoasene.
- BafiOr q. ROsne prabifebs Ssns
bag Gften | 8redenribses Sf~OlslotaIe.
San ifanbiebe Ouer fer nosle 9ase paa
Sisunemreiie til Baltimore, bpOr ban
bar mpotuset 8alb fra en- norif % en-
enself RenisbeS. Den ensslffe Gre.
nisbsb tilbsrer Dbioss pnObsn.
- Sobn 8Opee, Der | samle Gase
boeSe | 9scorab, % iom snbnu erinbres
al Nanss iOm Neclem Of Sirmaet
SOpes & @ilion, er aisaast oeb 9sben
9unSse, Oates Co., g.. D. San bar
paret ipselis ! bet Tbfts balps aar, men
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
@aben &orrciponoance.

Sr. &eoaftsrl Bet Tube globe mig. ON
De eIer nosen al Deco. ab.Buiten"s 9aisrs
funoe siue mig uosen Undertaking ON
SdweiBersDft 5ubritattpneu Der / 2anoet.
Or Der Hosen DANTE ener Horomano, iom
Iauer S9ueibersOf? Souo er Briieu paa
ben SlassOt ? Suor mango Buno Nelt tnser
bet til bpert Buuo OF? Spab 9emperatur
bsr bet pore | aieloeren, bpor Often cpbs.
pures? Suor flor Sarme ital Nelfen babe,
inben 2sben bIiuer tiIiat, os boor flor itaI
8urmen bore efter? 8 bet Sele suifeos
ies at pioe, bucroan ben Iapes Der. SIS
8i fan besoarre life pplpie Sr. 8.
8. ON benne Sag, men piloe bore tai
nemmelis, ON nosen af bore 2aiere
fanbe sisre BET.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
Gn burtig grepbue.

On af 8~repouerne til G. @ulbranbier
paa 2utb. Bubl. Souie bar siurt en-
iielben burtis 5lust. Den blep tasen
meb at Wr. Otto Qrneien, Der reife til
minneapolis ben Ste Sept. Den Ralbe
Hippes los | gresco, men GrneIen tos
benz meb belt til Gurora, omtrent 100
Rile fra DEBORAH. Den blep luppet
ben 7be 81. 81 % bar bismme inben
10 Ribbas famine Dag. Den bar of
brig fsr paret iluppst lanssre snb til
Galmar. Den bapbe Silsninser meb
til "9ecorab' Soften, men ben braste
ben life meo biem. formoSeatlis er Cap.
pen falot Of paa geien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Sgrt SoteI. Den sfterrisRe Grfe'
bertus albredt Opbulbt fig nslis | to
9nse | 8pen harrisburg os bpebe
"Sotel Sunsaria". 9a ban bible rsiie,
praienterebe garten grfebertusens
8asierer en- Rssnins paa - 1870 Cpl.
ben for be to 8ases Dpbulb. grfebers
tussn lepereSe 8elsbst til 8pens gpr.
sermeiter % paalusbe bam at betals
Ssrtsn, bpab bon meo BiIisbeb funbe
fOrore, % forbele 8eiten blanbt Bpens
Gattise.