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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Obituary.
Dies ARC, Mo-, March oath, 1885

Dies ARC, Mo-, March oath, 1889.
Died-On last Thursday, our dear little
nelghbor, MoNsON NORRIS, third son of j.
NJ. Morris of this place. He was well as
usual on last Sunday and attended Sunday
school and on Monday night he was taken
very SICK, and DR.. Petit, of Piedmont, was
SUMMONED. He pronounced his disease
spinal meningitis. 1t is no telling how.this
dear boy suffered until his death, which was
about O'Clock Thursday. l wonder some
times why God should cause this dear little
angel to suffer so severe, but he was soon
delirouS and perhaps was not conscious of
his suffering. He was II years, month and
~ days old. Monson was one Qfthe brightest
boys / ever saw of his age. There was no
mathematical problem or example but what
he could solve. He obtained the first prize
in our public school for being best advanced
in all his classes. He studied too hard | think
Is what brought on his sickness. He will be
so much missed by his schoolmates when
they meet again at school, and know his
former teacher will shed many tears when
she nears Moason Morris is dead. May God
help his father, brothers and sisters TO bear
lutlI loSS, ioi mas hC SiH SCI uiHi III lis
dear mothers arms, who has gone before
some three years. He was laid to rest by
the side of his mother at Annapolis grave
yard.
Gone to the spirit lands my child,
Angels of G4d will greet thee,
And in the blessed realms We hope
Ere long, we all shall meet thee.
But should long years of time go by
Ere we in bliss may join thee;
Celes; ial guides show us the way
Where we in heaven may find thee.
ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28

Chas. Kendall spent a couple of days of
last week in st. Louis.
Rev. J. W. Worsnop and lady are guest
of Ironton relatives.
Mrs. A. G. Simpson returned to "Maple
Grove" Tuesday after visit of three weeks
in st. Louis.
Miss Marie Gratiot has returned from a
visit to De Soto.
Hon. Mann Ringo spent Sunday in the
Valley.
Robt. l.. Lindsay returned Saturday from
trip to st. Louis and other in the interior.
Rev. 0. w. Rose, will leave for his new
field of labor at Crystal City this week..
j. b. Walker went to Bonnie Terre Mon
day
Sir. E. c. Nifong is again conductor for
the Pullman Company.
Mrs. A. j. Young has returned from a
visit to relatives in Carlyle, Ills.
Mrs. G. A. Moser, Emporia, Kansas, ar
rived in Ironton Tuesday on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Jno. L. Baldwin.
Mr.. Platte Overton was in to see us Mons
day.
Hon. j. w. Emerson is home gardening
and yard cleaning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
POULTRY-EGGS.

The undersigned has ten or twelve White
Leghorn cuckerels for sale at 81 80 to $3.O0
each, and a few young hens at $3.50 each.
Also, eggs, during the season at Sl.aO per
sitting of 10. The fowls are fr ON MIohl-
gan Agricultural College Farm Stock, las
pretty as pictures" and warranted pure
bred. Mrs. j. W. DUTY.
kaoiin, Iron Co., Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Notice to the Farmers Alliance of Iron
County. Mo.

BELLEvIEw, Mo-, March 9th, 1889.
The subordinates are hereby notified of
the Regular Quarterly Meeting of Iron Coun-
ty Farmers Aliance,to be held at the court
house in the City of Ironton, on the
Second Tuesday In April, 1889,
at . O'Clock P. NJ, and continue as long as
the business may require. Secretaries of
subordinates are requested to send reports
to County Secretary at least ten days prev
ious to county meeting.
J. q. HARTMAN, See'y Iron Co. r. A.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce JNO. t.
PATTERSON aS a candid ate for the office OF
SchooI Commissioner of Iron County, sub
iect to the decision of the voters at the en-
suing election, Tuesday, April I'd, 1889:
We are authorized to announce JOHN IL.
SCOTT as a candidate for the office of
School Commissioner of Iron county, sub
iect to the decision of the voters al the en-
suing election, Tuesday. April ID, 1899.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Tribute of Respect.
HEADQ'Rs IRON POST, No. 346, G. A. r
IRONTON, Mo-, March ODD, 1889.

HEADQ'RS IRON Posi-, No. 346, G. A. R.,
IRONTON, Mo-, March ODD, 1889.
At regular meeting of this Post held on
the date above, among other proceedings
the following were had:
WHEREAS, The stern hand of death, which
is continually gathering its harvest, has visit
ed our Post and taken from among us our
Senior Vice Commander, William l.. Mead
ows, one of our most faithful and beloved
comrads, whose heart was full OF patriotism,
of kindness and generosity toward his fellow
man. Earnest and enthusiastic in all his
undertakings and of the purest integrity,
whose whole energies were given to the
formation of the cause for which he enlisted,
and soldier like was always ready to relieve
the wants of the needy comrades, their
widows and orphans, so far as his means
would permit.
While we are deprived of his cheerful
presence ii is our sad privilege and duty to
cherish in our hearts the fond recollections
of the fraternal geetlngs and social inter-
course of the past will, our departed COM
rade. This Post hereby expresses Its pro-
found sorrow at the loss it, and the G. A. r.
has sustained in the death of Comrade
Meadows and hereby tender to the family
our kindly sympathies and sincere condol-
ence.
ResOlred, That an engrossed copy of the
foregoing under the seal of this Post be for
warded by the Adjutant to the family of the
deceased and a copy to the IRON COUNTY
REGISTER for publication.
CIR. PECK.
NJ. l.. CLAYBAUGH.
j. r. HIGHLEY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

Stockholders OF the irouton Academy OF
Music Company will take notice that on
Monday, the LIST day of April, 1889, an cleo
ton for five directors for one year will be
held at the Hall, between the hours of two
and i've O'Clock r. NJ. i. Il. GOULDING,
w. r. EDGAR, President,
Secretary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Weather 81 gnal Notice.

IRONTON, March %. 1889.
Hereafter the weather predictions will
cover the period from p. VI. of date Of tel
egra:n to the following s. p. NJ. For in
stance from Sr. Nj. CT 2Gth to 8 P. NJ. of 9th.
w. III. DELANO, Displaynan.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
c.. r. PECK.
NJ. l.. CLAYBAUGH.
j. r. HIGHLEY.


Resolved, That the thanks of this Post
Uron, No. $40, q. A. r., Dept MOI are due
to and hereby respectfully rendered to c. A.
Pilley, Esq, the gentlemany Superintendent
of the American Iron Mountain Company,
for the kindness and considerate attention
and liberality towards those who are sick or
injured in the employ of said Company, and
especially toward our late comrade. VIM. L..
Meadows, deceased.
Res0lred, That copy of this resolution,
with the seal of the Post attached, be for
warded to Mr.. Pilley by the proper officers
of this Post.
ResOlred, That 1t is the sense of this Post
that for the accommodation of applicants for
pensions and others requiring examination
before the pension department, there should
be board of pension surgeons organized at
Ironton, this being located on ST. l.. |. NJ. &
S. Ry. Easy of access from all points in
Southeast Missouri. FRANZ DINGER,
ROB'T l.. LINDSAY, Post Commander.
Post Adjutaut
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28

Go to Payton Martins Livery for Stable
Buggfes, Hacks, and for accommodations
for Picnic excursions. New rigs and good
horses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28

We have an extra fine line of ladies' ,miss-
es' and childs' custom made Shoes. Buy
none unless the name d. F. Reese & Bro. Is
inscribed in the lining of each pair, for they
are tn e best.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
I'm Sprlng-time
Youths Fancy lightly turns

10 thoughts OF love-"
The young ladies of this section of country
certainly got in no little effective Leap-year
work during 1888, if the above number OF
marriages is to be considered as only be-
ginning of the fruits of said work.
| am indebted to Hon. Mann Ringo for
Public Documents and for the Inaugural
number of the Republic. 1, as we'll as most
OF our worthy Representatives constituents,
cordially endorse his acts in his official ca
pacity; particularly do 1 nonor him for the
noble defense of his side of the Normal
Schools issue. One bill only has he intro
duced, SO far as know,t that meets with the
most positive disapproyal and uncomprom-
Using opposition among farmers; that is, the
Dill having for its object the increase of pay
for teams and drivers on the public roads of
this State from s. to So per day. SO mani
testify unjust would such an act be that l
am very much surprised that Mr.. Rlngo
could originate such bill and cannot divine
what kind Of argument could have persuad-
ed him that such a law would be a Just one
believe Mr.. Rlngo to be good and true
man, DESTROYS of doing all he can to benefit
the majority of the citizens of Iron County,
but surely he has been led astray in this in
stance.
10 raise the wages of teamsters and their
teams to So per day would be equivalent to
saying that the services of a team were
worth twice that of the driver; for ordinary
laborers on the roads, who, as rule, per-
form nearly or quite twice the amount of
arduous labor that teamsters do, receive but
II per day. OF course, no one would think
of claiming that, such being the case,
teamster should receive more than that.
Moreover, an abundance of good teams and
drivers can be secured for 81 per day in
any portion of the State; hence such a law
would unnecessarily, but still inevitably,
produce, one of two results: -either a very
great increase of the Road taxes or a very
less amount of work to be done
to the Public Roads by teams and teamsters
than is now the case. Furthermore, it
would be an unjust discrimination between
the poor man who works out his road tax |
at 81 per day and his more fortunate neigh
Dor who, having team and being a favorite |
of the Road-Supervisor, can speedily pay his |
tax and make a little money besides, with |
his team at IS per day. Il. Z.
March 18TH, 1889.
Early Cabbage Plants, Seed Potatoes, land |
Onion Sets for sale at Newman's Gardens, |
Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Tunnel Driftlngs.
Pay-d az Satur-
Wand.

The amount of sick benefits paid by the
Miners BENEVOLENT Association for the
month of February was $50.
JAS. Davis, an empoye on the ore piles,
purchased farm in the West End of Iron
county, and is now going to make his fortune
farming.
1t is with regret that l have to announce
that the second son of Mr.. Fred Kaths is
very i'll with a severe case of pneumonia.
Monday, being an Italian holiday, shipping
was SUSPENDED at noon.
The suggestion l am about to make have
no doubt will give me the name of q crank
by some of your readers. 1t is the following:
Why do the business men of Ironton not
organize a company and contract for dia-
mOnd drill hole, TO be drilled somewhere
within the city limits, say from 900 to 800
feet deep? The cost of such hole would be
about So 600. What would it benefit Iron
ton? l fancy l hear the que ton. In an
swering | will state Ironton is situated in a
valley surrounded by mountains, known the
world over for their mineral wealth, and, as
the famous Pilot Knob vein has southernly
dip, the probabilities are that the city of
Ironton is underlayed with iron ore. If such
could be shown to the outside world, the
value of real estate would increase 500 per
cent. Capitalists would be in with the nee
essary capital to sink shafts and develope the
valley. In several towns in Illinois the bust
ness men have organized to drill for gas. If
it is feasible for gas, why not iron ore:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
Mrs. r. Erbschloe visited relatives near

Mrs. r. Erbschloe visited relatives near
Belgrade last week.
Edward Payne, Jr., who, with his family
removed to Bonnie Terre in 1887, has return
ed to this neighborhood.
Five weddings have already taken place in
this and adjoining communities since New
Years day as follows:
January 9th. Mr.. John Thomas of near
Dayisville, Mo-, to Miss Laramore.
January-Mr. Benjamine Midyett to Miss
Louisa Croker.
February 18th. Mr.. S. G. Payne to Miss
Mollie Cole of Cub Creek.
February 21st. Thos. Croker, Jr., to Miss
Jane Martin of Cub Greek.
March 9th. Mr.. Z. Gunnett to Miss Mag
gle Vest.
This number of marriages occurring so
early in the year is pretty good evidence that
many more may be expected ere the close of
1889; for
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28
SIGN AIS.


No. [blue tiagl, rain or snow.
No 3 Iblack triangular fiagl temperature signal
No. white nag with black square in centred
Old wave.
INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.
No. /, alone, indicates fair eather, stationary
mperature.
No. =, alone, indicates rain OF snow. stationary
enpeTatuTe.
Sos |, 18th No. below it, indicates fair wealth
colder.
No. =, with No. above it, indicates warmer
weather, rein or snow.
No l, with No. below it, Indicates fair wealth
er, cold wave
No. 3, with Nos / and below it. ind Gates
warmer fair wea her followed by rain or snow.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28

Do you want Cabbage Plants that Live
and ALWAYS Head: Then buy the Celebrat-
ed Frost-ProOf Plants at Markham's Gar.
dens.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28

Early Cabbage Plants, Seed Potatoes, land
Onion Sets for sale at Newman's Gardens,
Ironton.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Senator Salisbury, Of Delaware, will be
missed IN the Senate more than in society
at Washington. be is a tail old bachelor
whom every body likes, but he does not
like every body. During bis long term Of
public service in Washington be formed
quite an attachment for a buxom widow at
whose house he has been a constant visitor
for almost score of years. He likes
good glass Of punch, in fact several glasses
Of punch, while playing a game of whist.
The widow could MAKE that punch 10 suit
the Senator's taste better than any one else
in the world and be preferred Ter as part
ner in whist 10 any one Of his acqualnt-
ances. The Senator viii be missed more
from her cozy home than from any other
part Of the society OF the National capital.
Ii is moro than likely that be will be here
during next winter If for no ether reason
than that be may go to her for glass OF
punch and 70 smoke his cigar IN quiet be
fore tho blazing CRATE In her drawing
room They say the old man has proposed
marriage 10 this widow about a thousand
times She has again and again declined
the great honor Of MS hand. and always
tells HIM that they are both too young 90
marry Salisbury IS seveutvtwo years Il
age and the widow u now almost ifty.
They are very frisky young people.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

A Alo1E = place. &C IA i lea
. srl3eka1 - lnp-a Sogtasra sass
= spet - fest : AIS 5 eyes.
AEegs isE bapqy i1ac.ea
TLe y 3 Ne r1eii1W E-oactors
Eere &. sacs via b -aotes zsptyr blown.
Al D4lg al lnstck E.ics UnEaoaE
Iae harmony eaa1aceA
TEe roses sheltered sgisn1or ices
W.l laslsa g. aee Or eFery brcezs,
a-E u - sga ~ sta rgg-.e ease
LAe cry -as sresy- asgeG,
A-d slers Ear'e-,ss 4roWss heiweea
R-ea carF.ug iesvss Cf g.ossy Ereea.
IEe cr.c4st So kss his taEc oQurlne,
Au1 t1e uo4sss ae.ts1
Here caWr- 11shec ulyrraes inter ace,
An1 s.f4-I slH tl2.ll e. s. trg<8
Efai ar4ecsa alts w1-s5 shifting Fracs
is eroustt Cf s-41s ara 81. .nlaers
Atefeat-~e scel Is qlaill anl rars
CO stlsy.1g t1toggl Egy garden fatr,
a. 2 rhey seaE1t 81 ~ w. 1crel air
Tts LTs1 e. huul a2Usr.
on. could some Ta.uter's facllo brush
Oa c4lf-s --l-n usy g-r-cr t.-st.
TIE feFtred eorla Ia al would hush
70 cIown tle hisz elCeagor,
or ald po1t slars .a Eaylle
TIE breath nEs ol tlis 14lfuy cline.
rs fame insight care the oart u ne
And soar un1immei forever!
-Lippincott's Magazine
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
Half Fare 10 Nfontramerr.

On account of the Exposition the
Queen and Crescent route viii sell ex-
cuIs.On tickets 10 Montgomery, Ala,
and return on November 4, and Il at
one fare for round trip from all coupon
stations between Cincinnati and June
ton City, inclus "a, tickets good for re-
turn for twenty days. The route Is VIA
Lookout Mountain. Three trains each
way daily with Pullman buffet and
sleeping cars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

The Springfield, Ohio, News. saws. alt
may be- said To be without competition,
so individual pecuharl and alone IS
Hood 5 sarsaparilla IN an that sclalmed
for It. sold by drugg sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Miner, at p MOnroe-st., Is prepared
TO take orders for seal and all kinds of
fur garments, fur trimmings plush
and fur robe, etc, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
CHANGED DAILY.

Are you in need of a new Chamber
Set? II you are, LeOnard's is the place
TO buy it; We are selling hundreds of
those S2.49 Decorated English Sets.
They are cheaper than White ware:
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

For an elegant antique oak finish
three piece bedroom suite for $40 go TO
the Vinegar Furniture Company, l23,
125, l27, 129 South Dlvislon-st.' corner
of CnerrY-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
Company.

For Office desks, rotary chairs, in
Naids' chairs, wheel chairs and high
chairs, 90 to the Vinegar Furniture
COmnanY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

One dollar viii pay for a good suit of
natural wool underwear At 81 Mon
roe-St
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
An Unkind Cut

Phoneyman professional humorisO-
Mostmen imagine that they are witty.
Jones-Yos, even TIE 1umoTists 90 that
Texas Siftings
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Are among our 10-cent novels fourth
foor). If you want Blank Books,
Scratch Books, Note Books, States,
Stationery, Pencils, or anything in this
line, you can save about half By buying
on the fourth floor (take elevator. Have
you one of those handsome decorated
China Creamers for % cents; they are
going fast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

very fine lambs wool suitof under
wear for s. at 81 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Gloves and mittens, all styles and
prices, at 81 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Garland" Stoves and Ranges cook
food and warm rooms for many mil
hons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-12

3a9e laufen ~regelmdBis 5wi9en @an antomo uno ct. Souls.
Sae uuiaHn Gun anonio UNI bA5 SOrm. nit SULLIVAN Buffet Gar oae geafI bis
Ct QouB ba GenHon.
sae Dedadsn em ant@iO I'm 100 Na9m nit SULLIVAN Buffet Gar Ons 9s9fd bis
st. Qouis baS wn Mountatn 8ubu, ub mad Ranfas &Mb ua Denton one Be9fI.
8as baIahen Gan anhnio vi - Ill @adm. NIT SULLIVAN Buffet @6lafpasn bis 9amon
MAIDEN gerbnbune nit Durb. S@Iafwasen mad Mqtfo bta Garean HahonaI.8abn.
j.. s.. MAC NAMARA, W. G RGSBY,
Nsnt, aampmanu @ebdube. Sidt.GssntL s. & 6 q. Depot.
THOS. r. FISHER, General asnt earbo, sgas.
J.E. GALBRATH, d.. PRICE,
General Bafashr C gidet Mant. afaent General @aFasur 6 Sie asnt.
JH. EDDY, General Manase, @akfhne seras..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-12

Pharmaceufische AussteIlung zu CohIenz
1873. (Aus3ug aus bsm Central. Mnaeiaerl.
Der 8uf. ben bas NIT &e9t aItrenommirfe
Mein. @efddft ueit iiber Oeut19Ianos @rer<
sen btnaus bat, lit poblbe,bient. Die sqa.
rdnftrt retnften Sofaber, fowie can't
tdtS5. @eine iegliden Namens flbrAs
itdl Trait ibrer @fte obne &eeIame LIBERAL
fslbf ein", .f.
Pharmaceutische kussteIIung zu Breslau
1880. Coffin a n n, Seffter & 60,
beftsen elm sro6es &enommee in Il ngar
Weinen.
Pharmaceutische AuSstellung zu Heidelberg
1881. [aus3us aus benz Central. MaaeiQerl.
uSas Saus bat feiner Belt ben tlngor.Bei.
men ben oeutiden Marft erpbert unb Iiefert
in ner Shat bon uusariidem @epdds aud
beute nod gang gOr5islides"
Pharmaceutische AusstelIung zu Berlin
1882. Illus benz Central. Nn3eiger. Die
in allen Nprtbeierfreifen pobIbefannte unb
rencmmirte Bein . g~roBbanoIuna Soff,
mann, Seffter & Co.. aus 2eip3is
bate ME in fribersn Sabren, 70 aud 6tess
nal allies aufgeboten, burd ibre ansssfeuten
Rebeniafte pirois sa reprdientirem."
Pharmaceutisehe AussteIIung ~ Kenigs
berg /. r. 1885. Sofmann, Seff.
ter C 60. in Seip3is inb aud biesmal
tpieoer nit ibren bel ieOem beutf9en Sad.
gensfen unb ebenfo in auberen 8reifen ipobl-
befannten MebteinuI @einen er.
f9ienen unb tuabren ibren alien &uf.
Pharmaceutische AussteIIung III DuesseI.
dorf 1885. Die oJROInii6e 8eituns't fdreibt
interm 10. @usuf 1886: Somann,
Seffter & SO, 2eip3ia bieteu IN
ibren tpfbaren ungarif9en &c.
unbbeit8peinen ebenfo geuubs
ais d madbafte eraeu9nife. 5e
M edaillen:
Bcrbeaur 1882, Bottom 1883, 9unnSper
1885, 2eip3is 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
ct Stpo I Stoen,

buis paa ben bsire SIDE os / ben nsbre
Del af Weaemsuluet, ielu ON bet ct
siurt for WorO, oil bet bog fremfalbe
StiG!bsurb fra builfeniOmbelf, bpis
2eper er | uorbeu. Raar benne Del al
9esemet er iaar os itip, ipne8 iaabanne
9apeitsb at bore on~oifabsfulbe. Sc
paa en- Raaos Gniist, fsrenb bu ftsber
BAN unoer Ribbenene. Spis bans CUB
Os Zine gar en- sulbles Saroe, fan bu
osiaa lutte, at bans gunse er bebeffet,
bans Nanoeor9t ubehaselist, fan man
uere filter paa. at ban bar Smerser life
alene unber Rib6enene, men osiaa unoer
bet bsire Sfulberblao. Sans Rape er
osiaa ureselmasiis % bans 5orbsielie
b%eifaoiset. Steoetfor at sisre en- ipsses
fulo Denomination mob bans Ribben,
ouertal bam til at BRUCE itabis Soitets
ter's Stomdd Bitters, ben bebfte anti
bilious Reoicin p~repareret. Der fins
bes life nsset bebre for Spspepfin,
8bsumatisme, 2eperipsbomme os Rolos
ieber. (OttOber).
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
9iantanten CT Meteornen.

MIerebe / 1874 blep ben Tanfe trent
fat bet aitronomife 9tbsltrift" Sirius",
at 9iamanterne maatte bore af fosmiH
Oprinoelie, neofaloen iom en- Reteors
fen | en- ienere Beriose Of Soroens
9anneliesb 5or Tiben, ftriper
"auiiens" aitrOnumiife Weobsler, fore
lisser Der flere aieuossierntnser, iom
afsiuer 8euis foe bin 9anfes Ristiss
beb. @i uil Ger f~orbisaa be Of DR.. ..
aerften ubsiune Nsbbelelier ON be geo,
losiife 5OrbOlo ueo 9iamuntleierne /
Spoafrifa. l1ben at ane ben FER paa>
pesebe S%orbinbelie, fanot ben enselfe
SeOlos 8. garpiI, at 9iamantens Ros
berften / Spbafrita bar en- sanife mort.
uarbis 2isbeb meb uisie Reteoritene.
@nooibere bar ct Bar ruiiife 2arbe bapt
bet Selo / en- ben Abe Septbr. 1886 |
@uuernementet 8enia neofalben Wetes
urften at finbe 9tamant, iom ubsiOrbe
en- Brceent af Stenens Rasie. @rbisis
&ienosSierninser life talenoe NOT? Ds
naar man fremoeles betanfer, at 0tas
manufacturers Omsipelier os bele Beliss
senbsb aloelss beEemt itaur / Robitrio
meo antaselien al en- u%ulfanf, fra SOrs
oens Snbre ubsaaet 8irfiombeb, men
tpertimOo | bsi Grab besuuitiser ben
5oreitiains, at be Stenmusier, buori be
Gole Stene 1nbes. er nebitprtebe opens
fra, tsr man neppe Longer toiule ON,
at "8iamanteu / FIN fornemme 4illutz
tetbeb for ale iorbiife Mineralier /
Sanbbeb er - en- @aue fra Simlen."
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
s9tters % an99sermaI fine.

s ben amerifanfe Gfbslins paa Yas
riierubftiuinsen fiubes Tbornes Setter
% Gfle sermafine. 9eas aonitruf.
ton ftal pere meset enfel os 8enpts
telien let. Der fan meb ben iettss
inotil $4,000 8Ostauer / 9imeu, Os
ben fal bore til betposlis Beiparelie,
ba ben / bet Sele taset eisr Grbeibe for
6 alminoelise Sattere. 8eb BreRoent
Carrots 8eiss arbeibebes Der meb Nas
linen for bam, os ban fanbt, at Satien
bar liseiaa rem os nsiustis, iout ON ben
bar lat for Saanoen af en- bpstis 9ps
pparaf