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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-16

A CURRENT item says that the authorities
of William and Mary College at Williams
burg, Va, have received a letter from X.
w. Glider, editor of the Century. and his
sister, in which they say that they have in
their possession the old bronze sun. dial
which was taken from the institution.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
DUE WEST.

Fodder pulling is the order of the day,
and the farmers are saving fine lot of it.
1t is good.
The little son OF c. A. Kemp fell and
dislocated his right arm at the elbow a
few days since. Dr. Brooks was called in
and set the arm, and the little fellow did
not lose much time from play
Mr., Asa Darby has received a new boil
er, and will resume work again this week.
Mr.. John l.. Born and Mr.. c. A. Kemp
have each bought condenser of the Gull
lett patent.
Mr.. l.. Green has nearly completed his
dwelling, and judging from his frequent
visits to Due West, he intends to get him a
housekeeper. Well, L., we have some of
the best in Georgia and if you get one
from this side you will never regret it.
The public roads are in bad condition,
owing to the recent rains, and cannot be
helped at present, as we had to work the
crops so late AMOR.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

Unfortunates who are see king their health
are many. They should remember that
the very best advertisement of a remedy is
the true testimony from people who have
used it. Write to the Blood Balm Co., At
lanta, Ga, for their Book of Wonders 4"
1t is filled with convincing testimonials
from hundreds who have used B. B. B.
No other remedy has grown so rapidly in
public favor. In localities where its extra
ordinary merits have become known it
outsells all other remedies 1t cleanses,
renews and purifes the blood. 1t creates
a healthy appetite and healthy digestion.
Duty demands that you give it trial
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
ROLLED DOWN TO DEATH.

A horrible wreck occurred on the
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and
Louisville railroad at Flat Gap
Creek, twenty-five miles from Knox
vile, August %. The train was
the first to 60 over the new road,
and carried a select excursion Of
the city council, board of public
works, representatives of the
chamber of commerce, and the very
flower Of the business and profess
sional men Of Knoxville. Two cars
left the track at the crossing and
the rear car went down a trestle.
Only one man in the car was un-
injured. 1t was impossible to OBJ
tain medical aid for long time,
and until 4:30 p. M, when the train
reached Knoxville, scanty attention
was rendered. Many had to be
brought back on fiat cars, and the
last part of the journey was made
in a driving rain. Three men died
from their injuries, and others can
not live. The dead are: Judge Geo.
Andrews, the most prominent law.
yer in East Tennessee; S. T. Pow
ers, leading merchant and former
president of the EastTcnnessee Fire
Insurance Company; Alexander
Reeder, a leading politician who
has held many Offices of trust.
Out OF the fitty-six persons on the
train, torty-one were injured.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
POWDER SPRINGS.

Cotton is opening and the price Of il
fixed at l2l cents. 1t seems that the
cutters" and farmers have reversed the
order Of prices as to cotton and bagging,
Turn about is fair play" we reckon.
Mrs. Miller's boarding house is full tc
overlooking with boarders
Mrs. j. B. Bennett visited relatives in
Douglasville last week.
Rev. Mr.. Ramsaur will protract a meet.
ing here from the LIST Sunday in Septem.
Der his next appointment.
Miss Jennie Stovall, a pretty black.
eyed young lady from Elberton, Ga, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Cornela :RagsdaIe and Louie
Scott are visiting relatives in Atlanta this
week
Ed. Morgan and wife left Monday to
visit relatives in Douglas county. From
there Mr.. Morgan will 60 to Temple, Ca,
to assist in series of meetings.
Surely, connu5ial bliss heals every
other species of felicity all hollow Please
listen; On Thursday last, near this place,
Mr.. R. A. Pritchet, aged &c, and Miss
Lou Smith, aged about 49, were united in
marriage by W. W. Scott, Esq. We wish
them all the happiness that the world can
bestow, and that they may live to cele.
brate many future wedding days.
On Saturday last, near Hiram, Mr..
Homer Paris. a young married man,
about 20 years of age, died very suddenly
from a wound in his thigh, made by a
knife in his own hand. The knife has a
spring in the back by which the blade can
be thrown forward and by slight stroke
against something can be thrown back
into position. He, with some friends, was
walking along the road and thus project.
ing with the knife and striking it against
his thigh, accidently severed a blood
vessel from which he iied in few min.
utes, he leaves wife and one child.
QUANTUN SUFFICIT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
KENNEsAw.

Dr. Stephens has built new room TO
his residence.
We had bountiful rain Sunday morn
ing which caught a good deal Of fodder
pulled down in fields
Mr.. w. E. Reynolds is papa now. It's a
girl Later-We are sorry TO know that
Mrs. R. is critically ILL., The family have
our heartfelt sympathy.
Cotton is maturing slowly. We are
sorry OF this as il will make the crops very
late.
Mr. Barney Craig OF Atlanta visited our
burg Sunday Come again, Barney.
A protracted meeting began at the NJ.
Il. Church Saturday last, conducted by
Mr.. Owen, the pastor. We hope it will
meet with encouragement and resul: in
great good to our people.
Mr.. j S Wingo is spending several days
at home on account OF illness OF his
daughter, CASSIE She is convalescing
We have a full hedged photograph
gallery located in our town Come and
get your picture. instantaneous process.
Misses Florence and Sena Harris Two
OF Whitesburgs most accomplished young
ladies, are visiting Mrs. Kendrick neal
this place.
Mrs. Gussie Springfield, OF Ragland
Ala, is visiting her mother, Mrs Gibson
Kennesaw is on building boom. Sew
eral new houses are to be erected soon,
Mr. James Chalker and family OF West
Tennessee, formerly of this county. are
visiting relatives in and around Kennesaw
We witnessed the match game of ball
near your city, Saturday last, between 1.-THE
Marietta and Kennesaw teams. II was a
fine game Few professionals could have
beaten it'll to 4 in favor of our team was
the score. Mr.. Harry Haynes makes a
good and impartial umpire. When it
comes to base ball or almost anything else
Kennesaw is hard to down. Geo Sanges
acted as field marshal" He's a dandy.
Come to see us, George.
Mrs. c F Morgan is visiting her mother
Mrs Isom Gibson in the country.
Our operator here asked operator at
Marietta if No 10 was late Saturday night.
Reply Big Shanty II, Marietta 4.
JASPER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
ITS TRUE VALUE.

The entire value OF a good news.
paper is rarely estimated by the
average reader. One looks upon il
simply as the chronicle of passing
events. Another looks upon it as
the exponent or defender of a cher
ished idea, with which he is in
sympathy. The newspaper is more
than this; it is conducive to morali-
ty, honesty and the general welfare
of the community in which it is is
sued. Many little peccadillos are
nipped in the bud by the whole
some dread of exposure through the
newspaper. Men are more circum-
spect when they know that the
argus eye of the reporter or local
editor is upon them. Thieves dread
and hate the newspapers, because
all their schemes and modus oper-
andi are laid bare before the public
eye. The newspaper is locked upon
by the criminal classes of the COM
munity as the lighthouse is viewed
by the wrecker; while it continues
to illuminate, their occupation is
jeopardized.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
STORY.

The farmers are glad to see the dry
weather.
The recent rains have damaged the corn
on bottom land and caused the cotton to
grow too large.
The principal part of the fruit crop has
been made into brandy owing to the wet
weather interfering with the drying pro,
cess.
Mr. d. sprayberry mule ran away with
him throwing him out OF the hack and
broke his arm, but did no injury to his
wife and child. The hack and sewing
machine were demolished.
The congregation at County Line the
second Sunday WAS sadly disappointed on
account of A G Dempsey not coming to
preach. The protracted meeting there
resulted in two new members.
h and j T Lewis visited their brotbe,
IN HARRISON county and say the crops are
as good as the land will make.
Il Lewis will fill the place of T f Ter
ry in Lunsford 4 Cos gin this fall.
FARMER Boy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

New York City has succeeded in
placing loan at very low rate of
interest. The bonds run from eigh-
teen to thirty years, and 81 100000
of them were taken at per cent.
interest. Money-lenders were plen
tiful, and several times the above
sum could have been placed at 8
per cent, or even at 2! per cent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
MABLETON.

/ Hail and rain iell here on Friday
Mrs A. 7 Moss, E. c. Peacock and 0.
d. Gam are visiting relatives in Hope
Ark
Miss Katie Speers, of Atlanta, has beer
visiting Miss Emma Barber
Mrs. Posey Bridges, OF McDonough, Ga
has been visiting A. Y. Moss family.
Misses Lena and Lula Handy, and
Misses Alice and Nellie Fuller, and Willie
and Emmett Handy, from near Marietta,
have been visiting Mr. l.. Hamby's family.
The little child of Hram Seay, while
the family was on visit to ]. M Chores,
fell down the veranda and broke its arm
j M. Glore is enlarging his store house
Sam Baker, colored, was tried before
twelve jurors last Friday and adjudged
insane and was sent to Jail, until he could
be sent to the asylum
Our farmers don't know what to think
OF our cotton yet, 1t will take dry fall
to mature it.
Mr.. Josiah Barber, wife and son, of
Covlngton, Ga, are visiting Mr.. J. n.
BARRIERS family.
We have a fine meeting going on at
Missionary Baptist church Many are
taking deep interest i'll it.
We are receiving the lumber to build
Missionary church and hall which will be
put up at once.
Sheriff McLain has been visiting MabIe
ton and vicinity
Road working all the talk now
puNCnrD,u,y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
SMYRNA.

Miss Charlie Reeves, Of Calhoun is visit
ing the Misses Terrell
Hiss Clennie Brewer. and Miss Belle
Campbell, Of Macon are visiting Miss
Mamie Brewer
Miss Eslelle Brown OF Chattanooga, ha;
been visiting Capt Ish Dunn
Miss Katie Blair of Westminster, S c.
is visiting Mrs. Frank Stephens.
Mrs.. Martha Brown and Mrs Hunt o.
Atlanta. are visiting Mrs Fleming
Mr.. T P Whitfield, Sr. has accepted q
good position with A Y Leake of Mariet
ia.
Mrs. Lily standback moved back to
Smyrna las: week
Mr., Frank Daniel and Miss Fannie Car
michael were married on the 18th inst
LITTLE JACK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

BonND TO BE IN THE SwIM-City
Nephew-What in the thunder are
you standing in that water for,
uncle?
Uncle Enoch-I'm soakin' tn
blackin' off my old cowhides, so as
ter make 'em look like them yaller
shoes you city folks wear.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
A DUTY TO YOURSELF.

1t is surprising that people will use
common, ordinary pill when they can Sc
cure valuable English one for the same
money. DR.. Aker's English pills are
poSitice cure for sick-headache and all liv-
er troubles. They are small, sweet, easily
taken and do not grippe For sale byJ D.
Malone, Druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
BLcklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns,and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
y cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price Is cents per box
For sale by j. d. Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
MONDAY.

Mr.. james Alexander and wife, of Chat
tooga county, have been visiting the
family Of Mr. J. p, Durham for several
days.
1t is now nearly September and have
not seen ansopea boil Of cotton as yet.
Cotton is quite late this tall in this com.
muuity. CRICKET.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

Gus. A. Dubois, we'll known resident
of St. Louis says II have used several
bottles Of Prickly Ash Bitters for bilious
ness and malarial troubles, so prevalent in
this climate, and heartily recommend to
all afflicted in a like manner. 1t is the
best remedy / ever used
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

Engineer Lemps, Of the Savannah
road, ordered tramp off his train.
The tramp shot him in the eve.
dangerously, and is under arrest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
A Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus writes W. c.
Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.-Get a
free trial bottle at j. d. Malone Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29
COBB COUNTY AGRICULTURAL soCIEI,


AT their meeting at Mars Hill on the
10th inst, appointed committee on
stock and agricultural display, which
made the following report;
STOCK.
W G Keheley, fine stallion
G W Farr, colt, 16 months old.
II Carnes, ? very fine brood mares,
also 3 colts, and years old.
j NJ Tanner, l fine brood mare and >
colts
j c Watson, l fine brood mare and colt.
FIG Wardlaw, l mare and colt.
W . keheley, l mare and colt.
NJ Morris, 3 brood mares and | colt.
h S Lindley, fine brood mare,
Besides the above there were about
fifty or more head of as fine mules as can
be found in the state, and also %
heads of fine buggy horses.
HOGS.
Mrs. G W Mcmillan, fine Berkshire
sow.
A P McLain, . fine Jersey shoats 6
months old.
w S McClain, 2 red Jersey pigs.
w n Davenport, white chester.
5 II Davenport, fine Jersey shoat
COWS.
J a GLADDEN., 1.2 Jersey COW and calf
DR.. w w Leake, 1-2 Jersey COW and
calf.
McCluskey and GLADDEN., / thorough
bred bull.
G P McLain, Jersey bull,
j W Morris, one thorough bred Jersey
bull
r II Carnes, Jersey bull.
4 nj Morris, one extra large oxen.
W McLain, G w Mcmillan, D W
Orr, r II Carnes, and others had on exhi-
bition some fine oxen, as fine as could be
found in the state.
FRUITS, ETC.
There were quantity of very fine
Henderson rust proof oats on exhibition.
Extra fine specimen of old corn.
Two specimens of seed wheat.
Some very fine green corn on stalk, and
many other things too numerous to men.
ton.
MELONS.
A P McLain, 52!.
II Davenport, 40 81
w p Giles, 424.
d II Brown, 00s.
G P McLain, 36!.
w P Ward, 81.
h n Davenport, 81,
One pumpkin by Henry House, 66t.
One beet, 124 pounds, by c p McLain
One cabbage head 12t pounds, by r H
Carnes.
DR.. w. w. LEAKE,
w. A. PICKBNs, Com.
w. T. HOUSE,
NoTICE-As one Of the committee on
stock and agricultural display, l furnish.
ed report te the Acworth Post, with the
understanding that it was to be forwarded
Immediately to the Marietta JOURNAL for
publication, as recommended by the
County Agricultural Society 1t not ap>
pearing in last week issue of the jour
NAL, called upon the editors, and they
say so far no official copy OF those pro-
ceedings have reached them. l furnish
the above for this weeks issue.
w. T. House
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

R~ All kinds of legal blanks and
lronclsd waiver notes for sale at the
Journal Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

AT their meeting at Mars Hill on the
10th inst, appointed committee on
stock and agricultural display, which
made the following report:
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18
9raiilien.
@raEliens prppiiuriite NeaierinO

Ear Den lite Nopember ofientIigglort en-
GrtlGring, buori 6orbunosrepu6iiten
inotil pioere protlamere5. De loreneoe
8rouinier al 9raiilien ifaI ooune 6ors
bnRoet FAINT uGlge bettes TorIOment o9
fine eone Ge9ieringer. SuOttI Sal9et al
pen npe Legislature ftprcs Sanoct al ben
propiiOriite Jtc9lering. Qe ioreneoe Bro
%uiniers 9iegjerin9 nil ltrar to9e bs noo'
pcnoise Striot for at iitre ben oiientIise
Srben % beifptte be brGiilianite gors
ceres og be Sraiilien bOenOe uOlGnoins
gers 6ribeo. s De 2ofoIjteter, buor nan
manoler Mliblcr til at opretboloe Srbsu,
fan Wtpnbi9bs6erne benueroe Jig til 6or'
b~un6sbRren. Giterat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gen CT inbiat, anerfienoes ingen anosn
&e9ierinssform, fsrenb Nutionen peo en-
6olfeailtemnins uOtaIer fit Snlfe ! ben
Netnin9. Ser os Sienhe ifal roeluttenos
ltaa nnber ben p~rpuiioriite 0egjerin9s
eaer Yropiucials Jtsprc ientantsrnes 8eias
ling os uGre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ciuite
OF militGre GmbeOsmRnb unberoroue0e.
Gio be Saneiro iorbliuer inbtil pioere
6orbunoets SoueoltaO. Den prouiiorIlte
Ge9ierin9s Setretar lar / Oporog at
9jennemiore YrOtIamationen. 0enne CT
uuoertesnet al General 90 6onieca,
8reiioent 9ita, Snbenrissminiiter gurs
toia, 6;nansminiiter Socapoura, lloens
ri9smiuiiter; Gonitant, &rissminifter;
Bon Der 9OIts, Murineminiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18
SDbsSafuta.

&atnrgas. lluoer 8oriu9cn al Ell
&rouo poa So6u S9miots 6arm, 6 W1il
TIA MIarion Sunctiou, itoOte man paa Ell
rl85oIoig Nare Nuturga8. "a ben an.
t%onOtes, ltc9 6Iammcn rs 500 tiIpeirS.
Marion Sunction og Smcgn ienStc
iorIeOm Dag ct "GarIoaO" ms6 Bropiaut
% &IGOcr til be NtpoIiocnoe / Wtiucr So.
6upsrusr Meactte beipste iiblte
u9e Gountierne Suap, 9poe os 6auIt
Tor at bIiue beSre tien6t meo 6orboI6eue
bIonot DC ~trGngenoe Settlere.
80 iture Sabrifcr ifal anlGsgcs i
oIour Sails al S~apitaIiiter ira Often.
zen enc er ell Sri%tteiobrit, Gapitalen
er $3.50, 900; ben nnbcn er Ell 6iItitOpIe.
Unbrtt, @runotopitaIen mIlaacs til
$4,000. gegoe 6abriter oil bIiue al.
lo8te | SpO SiOur Sails % pil bIipc
latte SirtiombsS til Yaarcn.
CONNER @albron on SON, Char.
les, blsu iOrIeocn Dag af @~esierinsens
.Sroppsr iierneSs fra SioursR eierpatios
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18
Sertcnoe Iargans go. Is.

men. Garia9cn til bette StriOt par ben,
at CONNER 9SnIoron bapoe belfplot Sus
oioner:N9ent WlcGbe5ucp for Sorrups
ton. SnOenrissmiuiiter Noble Loo en-
SpecialsA9ent nuoeriOge alu9erns. og
oenne fanot, at De par ~opojgteOe. &dIo;
ron o9 Spn meo fere Iuiinoe Stptter
9o%rnfp9g og S)eite Bier oerpaO i~ierneoc
ira 0fcierpationeu &c bar flere @an9c
IorIO9t at pRrfe Mi5noie bIanOt Subj
onerne. 0tiniiter Noble bar bellIttct al
Ilcrne ira Reierpationcn bperenelte buir
NfanS, JON poa mo9en @taaoe ip9er al
opbtoIe Snoturerne MOB 2lutOritetcrne
IooIcOcS JON @uIbyon sioroe.
TrOi. SipH Siterislger. Board
of Directors 7sr llnipcriitetct / GermiI.
lion bar enltemmig ~beiluttct at uOnGOat
Or. ". 81. 9urpet ira gale college ii
Brciipent for SpOsO atotdS llniUeyiite
tlteoetfOr aiO0Oe YrOicsior GOwart
Slion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18
II II t.
Canada.
Su iarlia Gamp meo @ierue.

VII IulltB auh'p Wtp Slei"t.
Gn irauIf Ganooier 6ortier og bans TO
YrcSre bopoe pna 9iemp:icu ira 1bets
iorO @rrben / Mie9antic County gaaet
bib / Sneltoumen. st ~uiEOpdniig Hort
SrG tiltrat fig bere5 SpmGrticmbeo.
Seo at unoeriose bet rGrmerc iano: De ct
6ul neoe peo Hcoeu. Gn al NtGnoene
lloe paa Stammsn meo ell Or, o9 ltrar
trpb en- tor iort Slern ITO O9 on9reb
Dem, men oct poreoe life IGn9c, foreno
ccu par bugoet libel. Ere oncre SIOrnc
iuigtc itrnr citer, % I'll i]ortOjlct Stamp
opitoo mcIlcm Dem % NtrnUcne, men
Stouens 6jGmpcr maOtte butte unoer
for be uelrcttcoe DrebuQ. Den fcmic
8jcrn, iom tom no, Iytteoe5 bet at lao
Gag / Ell al N}rnoene, og nj bc9pnote Ct
gaifetag paa giu n9 800. Ie ruucot
runOt / Sneen. 0ianoen5 alEoer reDce
/ 6iQer o0 en- al bans Armc tIeu iorfGr'
Oeli9 ionOerhGnget. &illioit Iptteoes oet
Be to andre 8rpbre at bu9ge 8isrner
libel; men grobereu BauOc "a Iaoet el
iorieyoeIig Mepiart % Iaa beDioiHo'
Sem fore 8jorne Iaa oooe paa Stamp
plaoieu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18
Yennipluauia.

GrplDfiDn. gn @lpceriniabrif |
NGrbeoen al SutIer iprans IorleOeu Dag
/ Suften. Sp9nin9en ipIintrebes iitptter
% / oper en- Wiils Smfrsbs funoe maj
mGrte &pitelien 80 9lrbeioere, Sames
@ooo cs @m. MeoiQ brabteS. 6lere
andre 8erioner ifal o9iaa pare omtomne,
men DC reues / iaa imau Stptter, at MAJ,
life pcb, buem eler Bpor mango Der
omfom.
Gu Gpinoe bemt til at bGngeS.
Mrs. Warsaret MiQiarS, Der iammcn
meb fin gllfer, So. s.. Bartholomew,
mproeoe lin Mau0 ben 9be Septcmber,
cr bomt til at bGngeS. 6un 9rRo BIT,
terlia, ba 0posocmmcn bleu opl0it for
benoe.
Gre for ell blino SranSalarm.
timber 6oreitiliugen al "SnteI CONS
Suite" | Gbeatret / Sobnstown bleu Der
itrs9et Branb, SranO, buoruep 6oriam.
linseu iattes / ben itDrite 6orifrGftelie.
s ben uiloefte t0ait itprtebe Gilifucrue
beuimob ben TRANCE Crap, buor GrGngs
ieleu bleu iaa flor, at 10 Wlenneifer bIep
t~rampeoc libel % Is fit iuare &uGitelier.
6or at fao De SaareOe os 0ebe no al
gpgnin9en MATTE g%ranoiolfene iGtte
Sanoitraalcrne paa MGn9oen og iaalss
oes Oriue ben inO 9g8nin9cn. SEQ Ell
nGrmere lluOericseIie piite Oct fig, at Der
lite par SIolps, men at bet fun par ell
blin6 alarm, Der par Qarias til Senne
rGbIomme lllgtte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18

Soos Wanbas Woroen. San %uniaue5
Tor at pare ben bpsti9lte Carer peo nni'
ueriitetet. Proieslor gllen par loot /
Nortbboro, WaSi., / 1880. s 1851
bIeu ban s~rabueret peo 6aruarO college.
De tire foi9enoe Gar boIot bon Stoie /
9tew Dort 6itp. 8 1854 reilte ban til
europa, buor ban itaocreoe / ire Aur. s
lpp Nar par ban Carer / Neit Mep;on
og par ienere proieSior ueo ilere Goles
9es Slt.n CO Sgoea. San fcm I'll
llniuerlitetet / Miaoiion / 1867 lom gGrer
| 2atin % 6iltorie, men | ben ieucre Gin
bar ban fun mnoerpiit / ,6jltoric. Broi.
auen par 6oriatter al en- .atinlt @rams
matt cg andre Serter og eli MiGngOe
Ai5unoIiu9cr Nla44afiiaer -haa par rl
al Dc melt popuIQre DipnO / Itaotlon.
Gn iergclia ll!Dite bnnote for npglc
Gage Sccn / S0ufuilc, 28 N}iE i Noro
for QtiIwautec. Gn 6 Glars CANNED
Spn al Claus 2luguitju, ct SrcuGuO
N%tilnou,ee, ialct gicnnem Sicu. 0iooc:
rem piIoe lie BAN til5iGlp, men BUN iaIot
O9ioa 9icnucm Sien. Gn II 2or9 gam:
mel Satter, 0targ, borte OereS NpOraot
% Iprang ben til 2tabnin9en / Sicn, bun
falot o9ida 6toocn. Gen pngitc 1pn,
8 gtar gummel, lob eitcr Soitcrcn, %
ban iaIOt naturIigui5 ogiaa | Sanoet.
Oct uareoe 5 0finutcr, iorenb ell Dtanl
pc6 9taun Gbriit Nj5ieR tom forbt. 9nr
iaa &Oucn | Ganoet % forie9te meo Ell
Stan9 at brings bsloe til yanb. Sun
boIOt ber Gloite Gut / 2lrmene o9 Ton
flere Giongc til Suerfaoen, men bun "a,
bcuioitIeS, n9 9tisien funbe life reoo
benpe. Nf Ri9eu o9 ben minolte gu
iaa ban life bet minoite Spcr. 9tisiel
fit ocrpoa SiGlp fra gpcn, u9 man icgt
efter Si9ene en- balu Ifil neoouer 6looen
men man fanOt fun 2i9et al Itrs. au
suitin.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-18
Tebraifa.
Nanbt $1,000 @ulohpp. q. 3

S0not $1,000 @ulofpp. q. q.
% =. 6. Eorrep fra G6Grleitou, @. g.,
bar nctop op9rauct i 9IGttsmoutb en-
&o~bbcrsrpoe, Der inNebolOt @ulOitou til
en- Serbi al 81, 600. Gen bieu ncb8rus
uet Der / l849 al Ell Snfet, 0cnrp 0ops
fins, lom Den9atg par paG 0ienreilen
fra California. s Smegnen al GlattSs
mouth forful9teS ban al Gouere, men Oct
lptteoeS BAN at neb9ruuc GuIoitopct,
fpreno De fjt fat ham. Senere foriuauot
ban Iporlcit, og man iormooer, at ban
bIeu mproet. Gn 8rooer al bom TOM til
PIatt8moutb / 1866 o8 io9tc forgjGucs
efter ben ne69ropne Sfat. Corey
Sroorene fanbt for tort Gio iiben ct
8reu blanot fin OiOoers 9apirer, Der
ilOeboIot en- noio9tig Seifriuelle al Ste
Bet, buor @uIOitpuet par besrauet.
6upernercn bar ronGpnt Scrpme
s.. Smitb fra aurora til CONNER for
iertenbe 0iltrift. BoIten par nplig bIes
pen leOi9 ps6 CONNER Norpals Sals til
MebIem al 0pieiteret.