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Evening journal., 1889-09-03
Yorktown Bellies Great work.

The most interesting race was the 20
class trotters. Although won without
great effort by Yorktown Belle, in three
straight heats. the mare was followed so
closely by Billy Beverly, that the race
was intensely exciting. There were FIVE
starters. Orange Bud, st. Elmo and
Violin were scratched. Yorktown Belle
was the favorite Sisal lead at the start
Of the first heat, but the Belle passed him
at the three quarter pole, amid applause
from the grand stand
D. @. S. was put back to fifth place
because his driver did not comply with
the rules. In the second heat d. O. s.
followed the favorite closely TO the three
quarter pole, where Billy Beverly took
second place The third heat was the
most exciting of the afternoon. At the
quarter pole Yorktown Belle led by q
yearly two lengths, while d. S. G and
B8ly Beverly were neck and neck. They
sped thus to tine half mile, where Bev
erly began to gain and drawing away
from ID. c. S., erept up and was ever
with the favorite at the three quarter
But she qnickened her pace slightly anS
won in roar Of applause. The sum
mary follows:
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
Noroner,a InrY

The jury sworn over the body Of
Robert Gibson last Saturday met at Core.
ner CANDLES office last evening at 2. 30
o'clock The following witnesses were
examined: Alexander Ward, engineer;
William McElwee, fireman; =enry
Waddington, baggage master, Charles
+. Wentz, conductor; Hugh
Connor, No. los Bird street
Andrew Mcclure, 427 South jackson
street; Edward Hart, 1912 Chestnut
street; Samuel Mechan, 1909 Elm street
John Connor, 10s Bird street, Charles
Spear 400 S. Van Buren, street. The Jury
after carefully considering the testimony
of the witnesses rendered the following
verdict Resolved, That Robert Gibson
was killed on the P, W. d B Railroad
on Augnst2S by being struck by trair
400 -
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
Fell violentlr In Ln,e.

William Kates, 20 years old, fireman
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railaoad, residing in this city,
and Bertha Fillmore, 16 years old of Pniia.
delphia metin the surf last Friday after
noon at Atlantic City and soon became
violently in love Last night she accom-
panied him TO the Reading depot, and
they were seated in parlor car on the
express when Bertha's mother and Officer
Driscoll stepped aboard. and the youth
full lovers were marched to the City Hall
where charge of attempted abd duction
was preferred against Hates.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
The Girl's Mother Appeared,

William Keates Of this city. fireman
ON the p, w. & B railroad, son of
Division Operator Kestes, met and fell in
love with Miss Bertha Fillmore, a petite
blonde Of Is years, of Atlantic City.
They met in the surf and they were com
pletely enamored Of each other before the
bath was over. The girl
said she was ill-treated by
her mother, and as q result they de.
cided TO elOpe to Wilmington Last
night they boarded train. but just then
Bertha's mother and policeman stepped
aboard and the lovers were marched tC
the City Hall, where Keates, who is only
20 years old. had charge of ATTEMPTED
abduction preferred against him. Thus
in this case, the course Of true love die
not run smoothly.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
IhE RACING EVENTS.
The Crowd Was Good, the Weather
Charming and the Track Excellent.

The Crowd Was Good, the weather
Charming and the Track Excellent.
Yesterdays racing events were fair for
q first day and were watched by a crowd
OF about 200 people. The track was In
excellent condition aud good time was
made. The judges were as follows Q.
81. Smith of Earlsville, Ill, starting
Judge; ID. p. S. Nichols. a director Of the
Belmont Driving Club, Philadelphia, and
A. H. Simon, secretary Of the st. Pauls
(Aiinn Driving Club. Colonel Robert
Hough Of Baltimore was time keeper.
Frank Bower, president OF the Belmont
Driving Club, Philadelphia, was in the
judges stand, an interested spectator Of
the races. Owing TO an oversight the
representatives Of half dozen news
papers, who occupied the third hoor OF
the judges stand, were provided with
but one chair and no table at all.
The New Castle County Races.
The 800 minute class trotters for New
Castle county horses, purse $500. was
the first race. There were eleven entries
and ten starters Six heats were trotted
/ Billy Lambert was the favorite, but May
/ flower had many hackers Red Cedar was
scratched FlOssie won the first heat
with Mayhower second. Much time was
spent In getting started in the second
heat. The drivers Of Flirt and Harry @.
were fined So each for going ahead Of the
pole horse Finally they got away and
at the half mile Dixie led with Mayhower
close behind. The other horses fell in the
rear in long procession. Daisy on the
end. After passing the three quarter
pole Mayhower passed the leader and
I 4. Il
Daisy were distanced A fair start was
made in the third heat. At the quarter
pole Harry G. led, followed closely by
Dixie and Mayfower The latter easily
gained on the leader and led when b,
passed under the wire at the half mile
He kept his position to the finish anc
won the heat with Dixie second. Dixie
was put back to last place for runuinG
too much. Just after Dixie and Lady f
passed under the wire at the finish theil
sulkies collided, and both drivers wer'
thrown to the ground The seat o
Dixie's sulky was broken but neithe
man was hurt.
Harry Morgan was withdrawn befor
the fourth heat The horses got ava,
well punched. At the quarter Mayfiowe
led, but soon got off Of his feet and Eel
back to last place, Billy Lambert bein,
ahead at the half mile. At the three
, quarter pole he led by ten lengths. fol
lowed by Dixie, who reduced the distanc
before they passed under the wire. May
flowers sulky collapsed at the half mil
in the fifth heat and the horse cam
very near getting away. His jocke,
grasped the wheel and hung on at tn
+. risk Of being run over. After having
his bridal torn off the horse was stopped
] In the six heat Billy Lambert kept h
lead TO the three quarter pole wher
Dixie passed him. But the brown mad
: up for lost time on the home stretch an
won in beautiful style by length.
The summary follows:
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
.LICHTENSTEIN g. HART
NO. 226 MARKET STREET.
DRY GOODS,
CLOAKSTAND
UPHOLSTERY.
The Standard Patterns.

None name them but to praise. All who
see our catalogue are pleased with tEk
styles We have been agents for THEFT
sale since April and find that without
doubt they are the simplest, most stylish
and the best fitting pattern yet produced.
We can heartily endorse them. Dress
makers prefer them to all others, claiming
a saving of time, less trouble and a good fit.
In answer to many queries we will say
that those who have tried them speak in
the highest terms and many ladies praise
them of their own accord.
For ourselves, we can say that the way
they have been selling is very gratifying,
and our increased trade in them warrants
for them a successful future. They are
now being used extensively in all the large
cities
Send for the new September sheets.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
Fourth Delaware Regiment.

The program for the reunion of the
Fourth Delaware Regiment to be he'd at
Dover on Wednesday, September II. is
as follows: Music, choir; prayer, Rev.
T. E. Terry; address of welcome, James
Pennewin, Esq. response, Colonel A.
H. Grimshaw; music, memorial address,
Major $. Redmond Smith; addresses by
Corporal Joseph l. KiHgore and Sergeant
Daniel Green; address and poem, Captain
ID. e. Buckingham; election Of officers.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03

Breeders Stakes.
The breeders stakes for tw year olds,
was won by Happy B. in 2.45t. who dis
tanced Esone and Grace Medium. Indian
Bay and Bohemian Moral were scratched.
To-mOrrew's Races
The entries for to-morrow's races.
which begin at clock are as follows;
Glass g. $50 Trotters. Purse 1900.
Alday Clements, Crumpton, Md, b &, San.
born
e J. Morrison, Ogletown, Del, dn s, May.
flower.
w. Greenway. Wilmington, Del, br m
FlOssie.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03

grounds yesterday. They win come TO.
day. The pig pens are filling up. David
strobe OF West Chester ha display Of
fifty six Chester whites Of nearly all
sizes and ages. He has also lot Of
fourteen Berkshires. 1t is expected that
al the pig pens will be full by tonight.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
EIentinn nf nmnars

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
met last evening and re elected the old
board Of directors. They will meet this
afternoon. They are Washington Jones,
Edward Belts, Dr. j. Derrickson. Edward
T. Beilah, John Jones, George S. Capelle.
Thomas Jackson, Edward Bringhurst,
Jr,. William p. TAYLOR.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
Besore Justice smith.

Lydia Archy, colored, was charged
with disorderly conduct and abusive Ian
guage by Lucy Laws, colored, before
Justice Smith last evening. Witnesses
for laws were Easter Banks and Rachael
Arbhy, Lydia WAS made to pay the
eosIs,
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
ro-morrowin Amusemcnts.
QUA TEAM WINS.

Presents the Lebanon with Nine Goose
Eggs.
LEBANON. Pa, Sept. 3,-The VIII
mington defeated the home team here
yesterday ~ score Of 9 to 0. Fifteen
hundred persons were at Penryn Park q
see the game. The features were Ian
ser's catch Of Conroy's fly and Conroy's
great work at short. The visitors played
almost an errorless game. The score:
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
Opening OF the Oyster season.

EAsToN. Nd. Sept. 3-The oyster sea
sen opened yesterday. Only tongmen can
catch, and 800 Of them went to work at
an early hour Their catch Of not less
than 4, 500 bushels put in motion most Of
the Talbot county packing houses and
loaded some pungies for the Baltimore
market
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
WILMINGTON.
INNINGS.

Earned runs-W Wilmington. 2. Two base
hita-Neaster, Murrell, Knox. Mahan. Three
base hit-O'Hara- Bases stolen-Mahi n, 2.
Conroy, O'Hara, ?, Bases on balls-By Baxter,
2: by Kline, 2. Struck ont-By Kline. 4. by
Baxter. 3; Hit by pitched ball-Neas Nor
rell Rigby. Left on bases-Lehanon, s; VIII
mington. z Passed hals-Righy. Hahn. 8.
Time of game-One hour and thirty-hYe min
utes. Umpire-Faul HOuck.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03

Maple Valley stock Farm, Kirkwood, Del,
d. w, uirich. Newark. Del, ch 8, Cinnamon.
Y T. Erdmnn, Cenfreville, s.lightning Jr.
g, II. salmon. Summit Bridge. Del, <,
Dixiefmly DickSey
j. B. Toman, New Castle, Del, b & Harry c.
g. r; Crockett, Middletown, Del, &,
small & Dolby. Lincoln. Del. b z, Newsboy
Small a. Dolby, Lincoln, Del. x, indie
pondance
Glass o, FsaIs OF 1888.
Pleasant Valley stock Farm. woodstown.
Thos. 9, Wilcox. Ivy Mills, Pa, bg Allen
WIN. Hoppe, Baltimore; Nd. bm, soto;
Elkton Stock Farm, hlkton, Md. b s,Mcrit.
CLARK Petit. salem, \. j., hr s. Bellman.
Glass 10. Running Nile Heats.
j. Howard Lewis, Jr., Medic, b m f'osalie.
Beiley's Stables, New York, ch Hazel
Il. Greenfield. Media, br z Poet.
A. NJ. Rnthbun, Grand Rapids. ch Keller
Poverty stables, Media. ch m Delaware.
Charles Il. Witbank, Wilmington, m
George O. wlhiteman, Wilmington, b $
William Reile. Philadelphia, b Spring
Creator Crowds.
The crowd at the Fair to-day was much
larger than yesterday. Judges In
I III hft NJ 0NAh4
There is fine display OF cut
flowers Some OF the designs are
beautiful The tournament opened
this morning with ten entries
one round Of rings was taken and
it was then postponed until Thursday
morning. The colors are black
gold, cream, partridge, red anC
black. black and white. red and
white, red and black, light green, ant
dark blue
ro-morrow's Amusements.
| Tomorrow is childreas day. TIT
schools viii be closed and the scholar
admitted free There will be thousand
there. At 10 a. m fantastic balloon
win be sent up representing all kinds 0
animals. A game Of polo will also b
played during the morning between tn
blacks and reds This game has neve
been seen In Wilmington and will be IN
teresting.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
BASE BALL NOTES.
Lebanon again to day.

ItUhuVH y III % ulI
Games to-day Wilmington at Leba-
non; Harrisburg at York; Cuban Giants
and Hazleton, two games at Hoboken.
Games o-morrow--Wi Wilmington at Har
rfsburg: York at Lebanon.
The standing Of the clubs in the Middle
ett,tas ] ..e-srn fc ae fo41nuu.
Evening journal., 1889-09-03

Excursion TO Baltimore via b. q o.
Swift Trains, Superb Roadway, Ele-
giant Coaches. All appliances for safety,
speed and comfort. 81 % ro1nd trip dur
ing Exposition week. September to IA
Evening journal., 1889-09-03
The Pbonograph.

Charles G. Guyer, the well known
stenogrepher and typewriter. has his ex-
hibit much admired by the large tcrowds.
He has Bennington typewriter of TIE
latest pattern and tBelle's phonograph-
graphOphone and Edison's phonograph.
On the phonograph is a tune that was
played into it at Newark, N. j.. The in
struments were a violin, cornet and
piciolo, and the effect isswonderful The
notes come out clearly and distinctly and
where either instrument is playing q
solo part it Is particularly gratifying
At Mr.. Guyer's invitation a spectator
who looks cynical places the tubes to his
ears. At first a look of wonderment
comes over his face, this is followed by a
Frightening expression. Then q smile
breaks OUT it grows broader and broader
AS the climax OF TIE piece is reached and
passed and it closes he continues to
listen in expectancy for more to follow.
Then he gets up aud exclaims well,
that is surely great, and walks of with
a smile that fingers over his features for
a long time.
Russell's Bee Hive is getting its exhib-
its in shape for to-day's visitors.
At the entrance to the main aisle is the
stand Of TatHalls Creamery where cold
milk is on sale at all times. George ID.
Wetherin & Company of Philadelphia,
manufacturers OF Atlas" ready mixed
paints, occupy space of IA feet square
for q go"d display O. colors. = E-15e
Shows the usefulness Of the ready mixed
Evening journal., 1889-09-03

States Lesrue Is as follows:
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
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meobele 3 forlfjeai9e OpIfrifter:
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meb 6 9!no 8rOoeriu'fer ps iaa meset
folot Barb, at BET blir fulbt pna ct Yar
CONNER n9r. S~enles9es at 9i9re pad
ct fjeligt Steo, for at &inen life ifal
blipe iur. Staar ben er oel aIeipret,
fplbes Nntgren meo Sanb ps l Sint
Sprit eQer Goanac. Otter l a 2 Nars
6orleb er benne Bin liseiua goo, eGer
%rettere, behre % iunoere emo ben biuiss,
iimple mixtum compositum al Gpboin,
Der tjsbes, % iom i 5taifsbunoen ofte
efterlaoer forIflslligt Slaas @rums.
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ligemeb 20 Yuno Bubbe,iutfer, liot bel
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fploes bet meb 2 Quarts gosnat %
8anb, ON iaa bebsues.
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Suffer, l Tiut eQer en- State gosnac.
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Bin for en- al be beofte Sortsr &sbpin {;
men ben iom al anbsn Gin r,aa bore
uellpffst, minoit l Nar saumel ps babe
itaaet aitappet Ell 3lo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31

ont fig, os iiabis ct 9tebarn PED Srp'
iet. Sife SO bpe,tsn Scat eler Dag.
So paa ale benz, Tom ar6eioe baarot
for fit Brso, os paa bpem Gioets Spt'
Der lisser tlnst os baarbt meb en- SeSt,
iom uperItiser beres 8r9iter, t9nter
jes.
ane %inabanne fraosr Dor bjerteliSite
8eita9elie.
Ser bar jeg fun to 299emioter:
9ausbeb l~igeoueriur Menneiter % Cant
tale meb Cub.
Sjsrtet nc aabHss, beriom bel life
Fal ipransss. @itnof fan mon baue
en- 5ortrolis blanbt Mennelfer; bog bet
er ijelben, at man inber en- Saaoan, til
bpem man belt os fulbt fan betro Jig.
ubSs bit Sjsrte til bam, iOm "6prer
Rapneunsernes Stri9." &(as bin NBb
for bam. Detts CT bet bebte Riobel;
bin SinbSurp oil aIpIes at en- itiQe
9unlmOoiabsbens Sreb, en- Seusiuelie /
@ubs &ilte Uil sipss big iOm en- @doe
fra ooen, iom Ell fan betates meo al Ser
bsns Grsft o3 6ialp.
Seq bar itaaet peo Sp3eieusen, 6oOr
2ibelie % Gmerte, Gsunlssbeo ps
SpGttelie bar paret / 2tareuis.
Os BOG bar 9ioelieu pporoget benz
til aubben9ipue, itiGe, taulmOoiseap rss
bragere.
Seq minbes i9rlig en- Some; / II
Qar haooe Jun ligaet til 5engs; / ale
bi8ie &or baObe bun 6apt Smerter os
paret pla9et at mango femme 56fger
al Den ~lan9uarige Qi89en, iaaiom: Sig
seiaar, 6~oritnppetie, G~gunIbs9eo, &o9le
iaa Tiger fgr benoes 8oo par ieg bos
bence, og, oa ie8 ipur9te beuoe, buprle
oes puH Ddooe oet, 1dd lpareoe pun:
$50 Gaf, ristis 9obt, 8aitOr, Serren
er iaa iprunoerliS sOo os uaaois impb
mig. ga, ban sioer mig Iaa meset
uiorifplot @Ubt. COB I.ete bar leg,
iniae 8Frn teller ON mig, Mao og
9ritfe faar jes, liot Ssun III us ba en-
lioen 8luno paa ct E1r timers 3io
ip.Fer msaet, fan De tro; us iaa bar
jeg 5reo meo Sub, % %eriarer bans 3rsit
us Strait, Os iaa saar altiammen iaa
gobt".
Snsen &lase fom ODER 6enbes 2aber,
insen utilfreosbso eler &nurren.
9u SirreliSe! Sab benne Rome bare
bit Spell os Din BeIfjemmelie
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
Spcoaffbeo | Gn8lam9.

@n Blan ON at oprette ct !Soipitai
for Spebalife / 2onoon ipnss life at
bape funoet anfldnS, iti6nt Hrinien al
Balss Gar an6efalet Blonsn % inter-
esleret fig for oen.. Man gj6r 9jnl-
oenae, Of SpgoOmmen lnnat bebre I'll
fuane ftuoeres / Suoien emo / 9onoun,
o9 man uotaler 8efpnring for, at OPP
%reitelie at ct iaabant 6ofpital / 9Oosbs
itaben fsal fgre til, at SpebaIite irn ale
aulorier 7tal fomme til 2onoon for at
l5se petbreoeiis for fine 9ioelier. 8 ct
3io8rum al 400 Idr er Der / Gngldnb
ispri9t bleoet pprettet 1l2 9oipitaler
for Spebalife. GpsoOmmen iorefom
aaerebe / Gusfanb isr 8Orstosenes 3ib,
iaa ben Gntaselie, at Spsoommen er
bleoen mebbrast til europa Of &orss
%farerne, life fan bore ristis. 9 Srlanb
bteo bet iioite 9ilfaloe at Spebalitbeo
touitateret / 1775, / Gtottdn6 hplbt
Sp9oommen Jig oerimoo til be fsrlte
Nurtier al bort Garbunoreoe, os / 2ons
bon ielu fore alber Der enbnu snfslte
Tilialber at SpsbOmmen. Brinien al
8atss anisrte i BEN Tale, ban bpibt
Wgoet / Marlborougb Suuie pm ben
Sag, at Der / 2onbon fnnbtes en- &iebs
banbler, iom bar ansreben af SpebalIf.
beb. 9enne Mebbelelie uafte messn
SpIist, man isste benne Mdab, os ban
er osiaa iunoen. pan beber Gbparb
Sorab, er "a Iar sammel, bar 6 Bsrn
og blep for 6 Iar iiben ansrebsn al
SpsbOmmen. pan bapoe peret aniai
bos en- Slaster, men bans Saar bin.
brebe bln / at arbeibe rsselmesiis, os
ban be9pnbte beriur at oanbre ON / Ga.
bernie % ialse 8isb, Yslier piu. Sar
bar %uliiaa itabis berDrt 8isbet os maaiit
ubbreot Smitten pibere. Man oil M
fsrse for, at benne for Samiunbet iao
iarlise Yerion bliuer anbrust paa et
~iioleret Stsb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
6arnlen, 6niet og6 aoen
ctn Dan bling al @aoer.

9taar man pd1oer, ian maa bet civ.
res iaa 9rnnbigt, at man er big pia, al
8nnbet transer neo iii Rgbbsrne, tb'
bet sr oisie, ium ital Opiuse 8onoet
Den oltior alminoelige @dnoing, Tom
beItdar beri, at ma meb en- Bruie ipres
Der iaameset 8anb no oper 8ebene og
Ssnssne, at Sorbeu bIiuer iort ouenpaa,
er til lioen eIsr insen NDtte ps fan
mango Tilialoe enbos itaoe, ioet &eb.
oerne life alene intei 8ano fdar, men
Sorben blioer bdarb % Tforpet pg mdaIte
3anIte ui9jeunemtranSelis for 9uft os
Regu. Gen beoIte Maabe at paube paa
er runot ON ben Siante, iom Ifll bait
BEG, at sjsre Ell ~JorbDbains, buori man
iploer 8anoet. Naar bette ian er fun
fet / Soroen, fplbes 6orbpbnineen after,
oe iaalsoes blir man peo, iii man sr
Titfer pla, at &soberae oar faaet risez
li0t meo Gdnb. Naar Banbet iibite
Sang ct %iuntet, iplbe8 6orop6ninsen
troy meb Surb. 9ette Gibite, at frnoie
Soroen ooer ben 6OrOpbHing, buOri
man bar pdnbet, er nloele8 r~eopen6igt,
eGers banner Der Zig Oaiaa Der en- Sforpe,
os Sanoet oil be8lloen forbampe meapt
lan9lommere unoer bet t5rre SorDlal,
iom paaisre8 efter Banoinsen. 0oi5
man bPrer iis ab pas ben Ser beifreuns
Wiaaoe, Dil man bare be0re &eiultat al
3 q 4 &anoingen / Sommeren$ Q6b emo
Of bet nioObbslte Nutat af ~ieoparti9e
Stuattiuger, o9 10 ri9eligere man buer
Sang tilfprer Hlanterne Slnb, Deito
langere fan De oente pad nRlte 8ars
brig Deb Iman ~t9iitaaenoe Blarter er
iriolertio benre Saaoirgsmaaoe meget
panifelig at praftiiere, iaa mar maa
nGie fig meo at tilfsre 8ldnterue @aits
bet meb en- Brute; uten / bette Tiifelbe
maa man psiaa saa Sebet ouer mango
@lnse, ioet man melem bper Gang
ldoer 8anoet Saa iulofenbis neo /
Sorben. gn tor Sell tesanes i slls
minbeliSbeo berreS, at man taser Sanb
oirefte fra 8rBnoen % panoer msb bet.
Oct 8ano, man aster at benptie til
Ganbiuser, maa man ublatte for Cuff
tens Baapirfnins / nusle Elmer, inben
man benptter bet. Banber ma meb
@jsoieluano, bpiltst ct ~sapntist for be
helie Blanter, noe man fsrft siennem.
blsbe Sorben mep ~alminbslist 8nuo.
@iDbieluunoet bsr bore nte9et fostpnost;
man fan beQsr atpsnoe bet Iaa me8et
oftere,
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
maasTotitfer.

Geaeri ifal bore ct ufeilblrt Wiobel
mob &beumatism Oct ffal bore fon.
itateret, at, bpis man ipiier tpstis Gel,
Teri | fost 5orm, bill Spsbommen for.
iuinbe. Osiaa Sanb, buuri Seneri e,
tost, Ifal bore pirtiomt. Den fosts
seueri tilberebes meb isb Meli, Mel
% MnItat % ipiies BARN meb rite
Brsb % Soteter.
- Wob 8ranbiuar bar ma ct for
trinlist Miobel Natron. Man IA
blanoe Natrcn 8anb til en- tpi Sci,
% l9sse pper bet branbte Steb, iaa
mart Som paa npssn Bis muliat. Sic
ret burtiSt. oil man iom ofteit uuoaa
Blammer, Seoelie At Subsn os Sine,
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
st fOlOsialt Yiaebarn.

st folosialt Yisebarn. ben sleue>
aarise gliiabetb 2psfa, Der ices i ct
Yanoptifon / Berlin, beisstss forlepen
al Yrof. Sir6op, Tom ubbab iis Tilas
BELLE til of frempiie benbe for bet antbro.
pOlosife Sellfab. gun er poerproentlia
traftis bpsset % bar en- Ssibe af to
iulbe @eter &c 5Ob) FAINT meset itarit
ubpiflece 5sboer os Sanber, buorai
8ir9oip tos @~itsbninser til bet patbo.
losiife Wuieum.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31
apcrttsict ~ cntcr.
@rGmie SO I (Mp.)
meobjo lperen
caer CT Teile6er til al iinOe

On utn1rtu Observation-Disclosures - &eutdabue. - 2a5d onr G.tt-,
u,e, - lerrino5tGtd - &criattd q -tnoer Tor BET 1850 Naysuubrs,
riuastobegu. ouer be 6ouEt6s Statr "a g,
-Mets!nc q oguucutr. -FortGisNra al 2sssu (Chauel Mortgages
CbafteI Mortgage Form ia Notice sale on Chaul Notg7g. -rsw.... -
Form ola MorGice-S1nshcion OF Mortsage-GGle5teUiu Bonds r
ofCommon Bond, with Condnion.-Eondt to Corporation - arue1aa 49, nI
Article. OF Copsrne shp. -SIsor Deeds. - Form ola Deed with r "a
uans -QutCkim Deed-Long Form Quf-Caim oeed-Hom.red "
Re ase-Cpreusgpmnc Agreements General Form Of Agreement
ment for Sale and Delivery OF Personal Property .-&stGoru5tr GT.f.
Common Form # EI oSae - BIZ Of Sale lfPcrsoal Properly gs.-.
tr WM).-G.nerlI Form Of VIII for Real and Personal Properly -r.r
sort Smm fr Gctamuttr He5r'5c tooSt Wr o8 rsus Gir63m cay.r.
tos Hsu.-CG madne 5uRsm-Ce i,rtcauae Iecmamau8 Soteu d -r~
1rt-@an= os 59gsEGroL- Jasd omr ,olc5au &arr mo HIsa lal5- s.-
cyr itrt Gur. - FstsBgt} tnocntsuot o. uc,atcu5L - tre.
fat ua@. Wt.aH1 ps ott5u artonua uotetas scautH0. -or
Wuluyi.aucr4atd. - GrE5utHeo5s[iDeu tor Nusogr 49, 5.sjaarr- Pr.
Wous1ulorr o. QotNr.6tucur { AogG Grdr5rte ctr amt0y.- cr .. j..
se Eoren.p, ztats5 Guge5sHouo sElbtQcr-Cc tsrrc Oh tctrs .
i xasu-la.tL iem gWu the Popular cs Electoral Vote cr Fusbnl
"~uenlsFstu 81 "Et Er,n" ct aar mo cHUt rctc,uu,g a, iaa .-
mH cent 5s sat Ho5Eaeu, SIe&
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-31

On Iiienerne FEB ies uite at Spefs
felie. iom ies buer Sang ooerpanbt ueb
en- 9olis al Or. Iusuft 8Snis's Sams
burger 9rsaber. = MrS. &atbarine
SeirSmann, Sttawl, 81.