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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

the shortage In crops, but our mer-
chants are thorough going men who
are not bit discouraged at small
drouth, or even q few boil worms.
we have four stores ii lively opera
tion, two good blacksmith shops,
also wagon work III connection, and
two church houses with lively con-
gregations; surrounded by healthy,
fertile country; so it occurs to US
that we ought to be the happy
people.
No more at present, but will tell
you more later on. Respectfully,
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Dover Dots.
1orrespondence Of the pExocKAr. /

Correspondence Of the DENocRATl
Messrs. r. B. Higgins and John
Young spent several days in town
this week. s
Mr.. j. B. Barbour, who resided
near town this year. has moved to
Norman Oklahoma, where he former
ly purchased clam.
There viii, be an election here on
the 14th inst. to elect justice Of the
peace, to fill a vacancy caused by
the resignation Of j. A. Pitts, Esq.
The continued bad weather will
cause people to be later than COM
mon getting done picking cotton,
Rev. j. s. Clover has gone to
Quitman, to which place he was ap.
pointed during the late conference,
for the purpose of securing house
before moving. We regret to lose
him from his field OF labor.
Prof. 6. E. Howard, assisted BY
Miss jennie Rollow, is doing good
work In our school. There were near
twenty young ladies and gentlemen
went from this township to distant
schools this year, who, it seems,
fought to be accommodated at home.
The citizens of Dover township
have perhaps sustained a greater
loss by the worms devastation of the
cotton, than of any other in the coun-
ty, and, as a natural consequence
many are not able to meet their
debts. Z
Mr.. John Evans, who has been at
Coal Hill during the past two years,
has returned to Dover and now oc-
cupies the Young house.
Capt. j. r. H. Scott is spending a
few days in Dover.
The citizens Of Dover have nice
court house, but no court; plenty OF
debts to pay, but no money; plenty
of cotton planted, but no cotton
plenty Of cheap property, but nobuy-
ers; plenty of doctors, but no sick
plenty of loafers, but no work; (don't
want any), plenty Of pretty girls,
but no weddings; plenty OF men
that want to hold Office, but no
justice of the peace; plenty Of low
spirits, but no remedy; plenty of
men under no temperance pledge,
but no drinking; (good reason !;
plenty Of money borrowers, but no
lenders; plenty of dogs to can and
all canned. This may be little ex-
agerated, but If no one kicks your
correspondent will be considered
credible.
BY a unanimous vote the Dover
Sunday school decided to haye a
christmas tree and elected the follow
ing committee of arrangements:
Madames d. C. Brown, D. P. Ruff,
p. j. Rollow and Messrs w. g..
Hick, w. d. Fakes, Will Simpson
and w. A. Baird. s
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
THE Washington Press disapproy

THE Washington Press disapproy.
es the proposition of the Pine Bluff
Commercial for the next legislature
to vote aid to the Home for disabled
or superanuated ex. confederates.
The reason assigned is that there is
but little probability that any old
soldier however disabled will take
refuge therein after the Home is
completed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

THE democratic party is in favor
of a tariff for revenue only. The re-
publican party is in favor Of tariff
for monopoly only. Hence 1t appears
that both parties are In favor OF q
tariff. The difference Is that the
democratic party is for revenue to
support the government and the re-
publican party is for revenue to sup
port the monopolies.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
SEVENTH GRADE.
BERNARD BROS

Christmas counter is full TO over
flowing with almost every conceiv-
able article suitable for present
for girl or boy. 1t is impossible TO
enumerate them all in short article,
hence you had best go and see for
yourselves. One important feature
worthy of mention is that every.
thing is priced SO low that it is
bound to sell. None Of the stock
will be carried over--everything
MUST be sold.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
Rruton, Son g. co.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Farm Sup
plies. Drugs, Etc, Appleton, are
among the most progressive and
liberal merchants in that thriving
village. 1t is pleasure to do bust
ness with them, a fact their custom
ers bear willing testimony. They
keep a good stock and "quick sales
and short profits is their motto.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

Buck BLYTHE's new GAINESVILLE
monograph has been received, and,
although long suffering public was
inflicted with a two column salutato-
ry, the first issue gives evidence of
considerable editorial ability in the
sanctum. May it live long and pros
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
School Lands.--Notfce of sale
and Kent.

The undersigned. as Collector OF Pope coun-
ty, Arkansas, will, Mt the e0nrfhous door IN the
town OF Russeilyile, Ark. on the 9th day OF
January, 1880 offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash In hand. the follow
ing school land lying In Pope county, to-wit:
SWk. NWx, sec 16, rs, N 20 w.
Also the following lands will be for rent for
the year 1880, to-wit: All that part Of Sec. 10.
T.9, n 4 III w, now In cultivation. TERMS
Il eash, balance due Nov. fet, 1880
Given under NV hand as such collector, on
this 9th day Of Dee. 1850
JNO. r. YOUNG. Collector,
pepe County. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

If we have no tuition bills to pay.
we ought to be willing to contribute
to make the school most effective.
To do best work as teachers, requires
tools-apparatus to work with, as
we'll as any other business or profes-
sion.
The following pupils made an av-
srage Of 80 or more for the past
month:
HIGH SCHOOL.
JIM. Hughey, 97 Gus Higgins. SO /;
Chester Russell, 80; Fannie Rankin,
80.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Lillian Brown, "a; Lucy Oates, 93 !;
Bobbie Youngblood. So; Estella Rus
sell, 90; Gertrude Munday, 81; Ma
mic Russell, 81, Willie Luker, 81;
J. A. Ewton, 80; Stella Wilson, go;
Floy Jobe 80.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Daisy Baird, SO; Frank Smith, SO;
Flora Perry, SO; Florence Winn, SO;
Ida Spencer, 81; Calvin Love, "a;
Ida Love. 81; Lena Cowell, "a; AID
die Youngblood, SO; Jessie Wooten,
90; Lille Jacobson, SO; Robt. Walk
er, 90; Ruth Rankin, 93; Gustave
Kramer, 90; Ernest Kramer, 80.
SIXTH GRADE.
Ira Dunlap, 95; Bulah Smade, 3d.:
Sallie Settle, 49,: Lucy Brooks, 93;
Floy Cleaver, 90, Mason Erwin, 80;
Lille Oliver, go; May Mickey, 81;
Ida Smith, 81.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

MEssRs. E. A. Fulton and w. II.
Furbush, two well known colored
men and democrats, have made ar
engagements to establish democrat
ic weekly newspaper at Little Rock.
to be called the National Democrat.
The first issue will appear next Sat
nrday.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

The Arkansas State Register, the
republican morning daily at Little
Rock, has passed into the hands A.
S. Fowler. From current rumors
it appears that the pathway Of the
Register has been decidedly "rocky,"
and is likely to continue so. unless
the faithful come to the rescue with
financial aid.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns. and all skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. II Is guaranteed to give per-
CT satisfaction or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
j. w. WELLS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Landofdce Mt Dardaneile, Ark, Nov. n, 1889.
Notice is hereby piven that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the County
Judge or In his absence the county clerk OF
Pope county, at Rnssellville. Ark, on Jan. II.
1880, viz:
VIM Linker, Russellv III Q, HID Entry No. 17204
for the MEX, Sec s, Up 8 N. Range 20 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuitiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
Jeremiah Daley, of Dover, Ark; Janes
Taylor and Emmanuel Anthony. Of kussellvfte
and Nathan Arnold. Of Dover.
jams WILL A. r. MAY. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

JUDGE David j. Brewer of Kansas
has been appointed by the President
associate justice of the supreme
court of the United States. The Sc
lection was genuine surprise all
around. He is considered lily fitted
for the exalted position.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

Hon. w. +. Atkinson is the choice
of the Texarkana Democrat for Gov
ernor in the event the present in
cumbent does not stand for re.elec-
ton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

w. G. MARQUIS, DEM, has filed the
necessary papers contesting the Of
flee Of Lieutenant Governor OF Ohio
upon F. L. Lampson, rep, who has
20 majority upon the face of the re-
turns,
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
Notice
To all whom it NAV concern:

TO al whom lt may c0ncorn:
/, John A. Hickman, guardian of
the minor heirs of w. Fl. Hickman.
deceased, win apply to the January
term, 1890, of the Pope Probate
court for an order licensing me to
exchange the reversionary interest
of said minors in the landed estate of
their grandfather. AL. Hickman. for
other lands known as the Kyle lands.
JOHN A. HICKMAN,
Gdn. of w. HI. Hickman's Heirs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

The official canvass Of the Ohio
vote gives Boies, DEM, plurality OF
6,537 for governor. All the rest OF
the democratic ticket was defeated.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

S. S. Hamill's Readings will be
given at the College building this
evening instead OF at the Christian
Church as first announced.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
Biographical.

Jefferson Davis was born June 8,
1908, In that part of Christian
County which now forms Todd County,
Ky. Soon after his birth, his father
Samuel Davis, planter, who served
during the Revolutionary War 10 the
mounted force Of Georgia, removed
with his family to Mississippi, and set
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
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THE five Central American Repub-
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States of Central America.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
STATE OF ONO. CRY OF ToLrDo,l

=
LUCAS COUNTY, s. 5.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm OF F.
j. CHENEY 4 Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day of Decem.
-, Der, A. d. $50.
lsEAL. A. w. GLEASON,
1871 NOTARY PUBLIC
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY Il CO., Props, Tole.
do, O.
Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

s.REMEMBER. that the payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR ma
TIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President Of an In
stitution whose chartered rights are recogntz-s
ed in the highest Courts; therefore beware OF
anv limitations anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR Is the price Of the smallc8t
part or fraction OF Ticket ISSUED BY Us in
any Drawing. Anything in our name offered
for less than dollar is a swindIe.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
new ENTERPRISE!
JOHN BUTLER,
LAUNDRY lyman,
RusseIIviIle, Ark.

Having purchased complete equip
ment of machinery for my business,
am better than ever prepared 70 serve
and please my customers In the line of
laundry work. Prices reasonable, and
all work guaranteed TO be satisfactory.
Laundry located on West Russell street.
JOHN BUTLER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

Ellis county, Texas, where they wi
make their future home.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
IMP ORT Ant.

AuuTtss, M "A. OAO 1hI1N9 -
New Orleans, La.
Or, NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Wash in gton. ID. q.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Or
der issued by all Express Companies, New
York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
ACCENTS WANTED

10y FOR CLUR RATES, or any further in :
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, Street and number. More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by enclos-
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

Address Registered Letters containing
Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12
GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL Tonic

Il 4 q pleasant % tho taste - lemon
syrnp.
The smallest infant will take il and
never know it Is medicine
Children cry for 1t. Never falls TO
cure.
Chills once broken will net return.
Cost you only half the price Of other
Chill Tonics.
No Quinine needed No pufgative
needed.
Contains no poison. Cheaper tEan
Quinine.
1t purifies the blood and removes all
malarial poison from the system
1t is as large as any dollar Tonic and
"DETAILS FOR so CENTS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-12

cnnxRrsYrItE. Mss. Dec II Isss.
PAnss NxpicIsr Gu. Paris, Tenn;
Please send me three aexen Of your Groves fns'r.
less Chm Tauc was pleased With The lof from yea
last summer The people were delighted with IL l
gave your CAM Touic to some children WIZ were
pale and swnrthy and cmacintcd. having had chrome
chiiix for months past, one Of them for year, ana
within three weeks aftey beginning with the chiti
Tonic hey we're hale and hearty With red and rosy
sAsss'' ~ 's'sa n.' CIV v. ". srISsoS, N. D.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-04-10

faitet tilfbe o9 nar bab, oa ban frar
efter bleo optaset. Sans geapn ct
Sohn Collins. 9an oar 80 Nar
os usift.
= Safer & @o's 2imfabrif
@inona nebbranbte iiofte Onsba9.
- 3re Sernbanefolf bleu brabte,
os 6 anore tom tilifabe pe> ct @om~
menfso paa 0mababanen ner Union
9epot ct. Saul fibfte Dnsbas.
- S ct &otel ct. Saul fanot
man forleoen ct omtrins 6 l1aer sam=
melt 9rensebarn efterlaot / en- Sens,
iom en- Mano os en- Ruinoe baooe
benpttet gatten Torueien. Man
opoager oa en- r9aremor" o9Iaa
blanot Mennefer, ret iom bet er.
- @n 6armer peb Napn @illiam
Senttns ca. ipu Mile / bit fra gilbert
Sea. fanotes forrise Eirsbaasaften
lissenoe opo paa Marten. ioet en- flor
&efen, iom ban bolot paa at un=
ber9raoe, bar oe(tet uoooer bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-04-10

@n &usler oeo 9tapn &empinlti,
Der unoer fit Spbo(o fer / 2anoet
bar erbueruet fig 8erserret, sioroe
nplis en- &eile biem til &uslauo.
Strafs ban fom biem, bleo ban orrez
fteret al Mpntisbeoerne o9 bgmt til
at 1enbes til Gtbirien. Mntlo9en
mob bom par, at ban boobe r6mt fra
Mi(ltertjeneiteu. &e9ieringeu /
@aibinston oil MI unoerigse So.
gen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-04-10
Winuefpta.

S Moa, bpor man fibte Nor insen
Salooner baobe, panot 2icenie,&ar-
tiet peo &alaet forleoen. Sc, lom
ct Tappr at 2icenie, os De-. fom er
imoo, er iaa omtrent 1ise Mutal, At
set bar fun otte Gtemmers 6orifiet
ueo &alget. Nosen ierlis itor Sn=
teres1e bleo lite last fur Dosen paa
nosen al Sioerne.
= st meset tunst Slu9 rammebe
en- tpR 5amilie e(oa, georman @oun>
tp, iiofte Dnsbas, ioet &onen, Mrs.
5reo Nnorif, / ct anfalb af tempo
rert &anpib beaif @elpmoro peb
@eusnins. pun par fun nesle os
tpue Nar os efterlaber foruoen fin
9@stefeqe to fmaa 8grn. Man
fienote in9en @runb for benoeS ne6=
trptte @inoshemnins. 9@9tefoltene
leuebe meset lptteliee iammen og fbrte
ct eremplariit 2iu, os Mrs. Inorif
iler par meaet astet os afbolot.
= @inbom, Minn.. 3bie Mpril.
&i bapoe isaar en- poloiom Storm
fra MorbDef. 2uften bleu iaa ops
fplbt af Stsu os aite fra be ,brenbte
Brairier os Sorb fra be plsieoeIsre,
at man nbbtes til at tenoe 2amperne
&l. 4 ON Gftermiooasen. &rairiez
branoe raiebe os Sloen for frem meo
en- @ebbelbbsbeits 9urtisbeb. gn
Sci af Eaarnet paa ben lutber1e
&irte b1efe neo; en- flor &inbmplle
meo 30 5oos 9iul bleo fuloitanois
Boela9t. 99re blep repne af 2abe=
bpsninser, os l1bbuie fafteoe omfulo.
Sen 2umber>garoene opitablebe
8re1at ipreotes uiot os breot. Snz
gen utenneifer er, iaapibt man enonu
bar tunnel erfare, TONNE tilface. Sen
paa be nplis tiliaaeoe Nsre anretteoe
Sfabe Ct ubere9nelis.
- S Merbeben af @roofton blep
en- Manb ibielfiprt paa Sernbanen
fbfe Onsoassmor9en. Man iaa
bam saa lanss 8anen foran 9renet,
men oa ban, uastet oer blep pebet,
life git afpeien, i6ste man at fanble
2renet. 9a Manben iaa bette, lpb
ban mob Erenet, os faftebe fig lige
forau bet. San bleu af 2otomotipet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-04-10
Sra Springfield,

Os~ fs''SIs~~I cs"s~sSS
meobeles, at ber 2e9islaturen er
fremiat Gorilas ON at labe Ganserne
/ @tatens 5en9iler tilpirte Tmine.
Set Ct @eniisten berueo at rette ct
@las mob bet mastise ne=Erut,
paa famine Gio lom man osiaa fin
oer ct pasienbe Miooe( til at bejtiet=
tise 6anserne.
2esislaturen bar pebtaset en- SIC,
ialution 9aaenoe uo paa, at gom=
misiererne for 5tatens Jansiler
inareft mults ifal unoerisse, boob
Brtien ct paa be &lantefoffe, Iom
9mine tiluirtes af.
= Naiboiqe, 2ennesiee, Ste
Npril. ellen psltienot Sarmer peo
@mitbuiQe fom forleoen en- Me9er,
Der ftoppebe bos bam nosle Elmer.
Tarmeren Iaa. at Ne9eren bapoe on1'
pitlet' fin 9als meb ct 2ommetpr>
tlebe, os at ben otfte fig bublps ua
opluulmet. Da Meeeren bleo forbprt
ON Naria9en til, at bans !9ols iaa
FABIAN uo, tilitob ban, at ban bar
Mart Trancis, lom bar bleuen benst
/ @ebanon, o9 at ban uar bleuen
brast tiliue isien af iint @lestninse,
efter at ban bauoe ben9t / 20 sri
nutter, ps 9eserne baube ertleret
bam bpo.
- @n so Mar 9ammel Some, Der
boebe ner @teubenpille, Obio,
breubte tiloaoe fit 6us Jrebassz
afteu. @n potien 9atter al ben
9amle Some fanot for nosle Nar
ioen lin 9bo paa famine Maabe /
bet lamme @us.
- @elena, Montana, 3be Npril.
st @ommenfbo inotraf berftebs
ioas, .bporpeo tire Menueifer blep
orebte os tire andre tom til1taoe.
Set sitsaaenoe 8asiasertren LIB
mob ct 6rasttreu, oer bar foripenot
to 2ofomotiper. NQe tire 2otomoti=
Der bleu Bbelaste. @tplben for
Sammenfpoet legses paa Stations=
asenteu, Der pibfte at 8asiasertrenet
tom os lob @poritiitet itaa aabent.
= Bramtuell, g8eft @irsinia, 7oe
Npril. 8iQ Moran, ben perte Gan=
bit, fom man bar bbrt ON paa bisle
Ranter, blep Eirsbas Fuot It
@us 20 Mile fra @oca5ontas.
Moran bar Fere Nar oeret en-
&eoiel for 8eboerne lan9s @rano=
len meqem be TO giriniaz5tater. S
be iibite 3 Maaneber bar ban aabeut
uofororet Nutoriterne. Ere 8otiti=
meno fom Scat til 3irsoog til bet
Gus, buori ban opbolot fig, os um
Mor9enen be9pnote Ell Scamp paa
SIP o9 9gb. Woran baooe to 9ae-
poluere oe ltieo ale @fuooene al paa
be tre 8olitimeno, fpr ban Ie1u falot.
9a uar ban rammet at 12 Rusler,
% ban par bpo inoen 2 Winutter.
Sc tire &olitimeno bleu rammet al s
&usler fra Morans &epolpere. @n
af Dem lt99er for 9goen, be to anore
bar life forlise @5aar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-04-10

TorlBb pilbe bore Jorraoo pare ub=
tbmte. Ser par intet anoet at 9i6re
enb at penbe tilbase til Sbmiri, bpsz
se ct Sort os ienoe en- 9el al bore
5olt til &ilinsa 2ousa efter 8aaoen,
leg9e be Gorraao, ri lite funbe
fbre meo %, tilbase / 5ortet iamt en-
@arnijon til at foriuare bet os iaa
mari9ere til Nlbert gfpan;a % ieile
runot @pen forat isse efter @min
&aibo. Bette bar ben 8lan, iom ie9
efter Samraao meo Dfficererne be-
i1uttebe at ipertiette. Sen 15oe
ON Nttenen bespuote ri Wari@en,
os ben Toe Sanuar oar ri isien /
Sbtpiri.
Otter nosle 9ases 9uile blep
2ieut. Stairs meo 100 Mano ien6t
til &il;nsa 2onsa efter 8aaoen os
@oeiet. III be s6 ipse Meno. Der
paa iioitneunte Steo uar laoet tilba=
se unoer @ur9. Earfe os &apt. gtelz
ion, uar oer blot II isien; geften
par rgmt eller opoe. 9a Stairs par
fommen tilba9e meo 8aaoene o9
@oo'et, blep ban ienot til usarraoa
efter Dem, iom bar bleuen tilbase oer=
feos. Sort efter bans Itreile bleu
ies ips af MaDebetanoelie. @fter
en- Maaneos ombDsselis &leie al
>@arte bleu ies bog friit os beepnote
isien Mari@en mob NDan5a 2ben
Npril. gfellon blep ualst til &omz
manoant paa Sort 8ooo meo en- Gar
niion af 43 Meuo % @ntter. 26be
Npril anfom ri paanp / No5ambonis
2auo. 9enne Gang LOB Ma5ambeni
fig ouertale til at saa ino / Bloosz
brooerfab*) meo mig. 9ans @rems
pei blep fulst af aae 9puoinser belt
til Npanja. @ubuer &aniteltsbeo
Inntes MI at pere operpunoen. Gorz
ipuinser af Jpoe fit ri gratis. 9ornz
tpeg, @jeber, 5aa: % 5usle fit ri
iaa riselis, at ri leueee iom &rinz
ier.
y Slcosbrooeritab inbsaaes tlanot afriz
fanlfe Gtammer paa ben @aaoe, at Der
Fieres pp en- Sprre pa1 Rarten. bpprefter
be to, ber inb9aar 8lposbroperitab. itidrer
fig @aaneen r9 1aber 8tooet rinbe nep,
bpor 1orren er uptasen, brprefter ben ldsses
paa fin Elaos isien.
(5urtiettes.)
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fergus 6alls @gshlaa
uofommer bner SHsaag.
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SubifriptiDnspris $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

Mr. Sames Bid, Srbbanoleren /
&odeier, Neu Oorf,er antaselis ben
fBrfe 2anoet, oa Ororer paa 9us=
planter eqer Trp fra bam pil bliue
prompt erpeoereoe. Striu efter bans
&atalo3 for 1889. Sen oil pere en-
&rpo for etbuert 9eleboro, forusen
ben gfDtte ben pil 9iBre / &alset al
Grp eller Hlanter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-04-10
Jnolanoet.

Jnolanoet.
Waoilon, @is., lite Wpril. Set
auitralife &alslDftem / liot mooi ficez
ret 5orm ct MI anta9et af 2e9islatu=
rem % uenter bare paa at blipe sobz
tienot af @upernpren.
- &oftmefter Senrp 9ermep orutz
neoe / Mislouri &iuer ner Siour
@itp, Soua, fbite 2brbaa.
Sauannab, Georgia, b1ep 2prz
bag biemibgt af en- frpstelis Sloez
branb. @taben anllaaes til
$1.50o. 900.
= 8eo ben Dptellins, iom netop
bar fuubet Gteo i Snternal &epenue>
Bureauet @aibinston fanbtes Der
rStamps" for $45,000,000, os ber
blep siort &ebe for hoer eneite Gent.
= Sra @au Claire, g8isconien, meb=
oetes at Banomanselen sigr bet nu.uz
Zig at brine 9gmmer @lpene. 9e1e
Ebmmertrafiten uil itanoie, inotil
Der tommer parmt 8eir oe meset
&e9n.
= Mep gorf Tie Npri1. Gn
8oarbinsbusrunner peb 9eaonNusuit
Nneerion bleo fubt libel ioas om=
borb paa ben norfe Bart @merins
(&apt. 5anien fommenoe fra 8ra5i=
1ien) af @tprmano Osmuno Eborien.
Set beoer, at ben orebte piloe lotte
6bmenoene til at rpmme.
- @ibite 21roas bar Der en- bel
@neitorm ueo Nt1anterbapsfpiten.
S @albin9ton uar 2uften fulo al
@neI eIoter, Der orep for ben terte
Noroenpino, men Sneen 1meltebe
efter1om ben falot til Narfen.
- Sra &ittsbursb, &enipluania,
meooeles, at man Der fioie 2broas
bapbe bet 1prfe @nefalb, 1om ct
inotrufet bette 4ar. Set bespnote
at inc 6reoaasaften os peobleu belle
9eatten, ,laa Sueen 2proas laa s 3om=
mer bpb, os / 5ielbene bar ben fra
1s CONNER til 2 SOB. Iqe Sernz
banetren bar foriinfeoe.
= S 9ferbeoen of Seattle, SO.
g., blep en- Mano ueb @aon Ebomp=
ion FAINT bans Some os Barn lissen=
be unber ct Ere, 1om @tormen brett
tebe neo forrise @anoas. 9e op~
bolot fig fprft inoe i 3uiet, men ba
Gtormen bleo paa bet perfe, turbe
be lite pare inoe lensere. 9a be
fom ub, falot ct Gre ooer benz os
brebte Ronen itrar. Manoen blep
lissenoe uben 8euiotbeo til nete
9ag, ba en- geabo opoasebe bam /
bans itreffelise StiQins. Barnet
par ulfabt.
= S Metp Sort er opbaset, at ct
franf Qanoelsbus, ,iom bar en- Nfbez
ling Metp Dorf, / ipo fuloe Iar
bar brepet @muslins efter en- flor
Maaleltot. Set bar inofprt Mpbler,
/ bpis ubfopntng eller Mellemparf,
Der bar peret Fiult foitbare Ma1ez
rier os lisnenbe. ber er bleuen Of
benbet til iaaoaune Meno iom
gSi1iam &. Bauoerbilt os andre
&ismeno. Ser .er blepet betalt
3olb tor Mpblerne men lite for be
fiulte @ienfanoe. &esierinsen
ifal paa benne Maabe bore bleuen
inpot paa $250,00O. 8ebraseriet
opbaseoes perpeo, at en- af 5irmaets
Betiente, oer bar bleuen afiteoiset,
ansap fine foroums foreiatte. Sir
maets @asfprer paaitaar, at bet belle
er opbistet at 9eun ira 8etientens
@ioe.