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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
now LING,

A few days since Il middle aged, well
dressed and fine appearing lady, driy-
ing n neat buggy, appeared in our
vicinity and began making negotia-
tions for several farms. She claims to
be from Boston and that she formerly
owned an interest in II large brewery,
which had recently been purchased by
and English syndicate. was also inter-
csted in Il large manufactory in that
city, that she had ten sous and wanted
to secure farms for them. She is we'll
posted regarding all property in this
vicinity. and transacted business in IL
manner that indicated she knew what
she wanted. She contracted for the
purchosc of tie Fred Schnider
farm of 100 acres for $4,000 :;
David Lahey, ~ acres, at 500 per acre :;
Jacob Hemmingers farm mt $50 per
acre VIM. Pruden's farm at ST5; David
Boards at $50. The papers are to be
made out on "Wednesday of this week,
at which time the cash is to be paid.
have as yet,not been able to learn the
lady's name.
While she has the appearance of a
lady. her story of wanting the farms for
her sons is not generally believed, and
some of our citizens think she is in the
employ of IL syndicate (probably the
Standard) for the purpose of securing
territory for that company.
NJ. r. Gorrill and family Sundayed
at Stony Ridge.
f. j. Shovar and family Sundayed at
Walbridge.
$. B. Gorrill is under the weather
with rheumatism.
Mr.. Taber. of Bowling Green, candi.
date for Prosecuting Attorney, was in
town yesterday.
H. Belleville will make the schoo
house ring this evening, with his brass
baud.
Mrs.M Walker who has been quite il
some time past, is now improving.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
bargains in Real ESTATE.

| have iur sale some chulre dwelling
properties and vacant lots N rerrysburg.
AZ prices "nd terms Ia SUIT the means of
purchasers. can sell you gnod honse
aud lot for from $500 to $40 900, ia tie
most beautiful village in Ohio. | aLo
have fnr sale SOME iinely improved farms
within short distances at Perivsbnrg, and
'imhered la. ala III different parts oj The
Comfy, in which NJ the prices | am now
Offering them there are htrgnins for pur-
chaser~. Al prices are steadily advancing
the sooner purchased the better The bpr-
g'in.
also have II few thousand dollars to
loan ON good secmrity
ID. X IiOLLENBEi X.
May 20. 1889. 10 T5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
TOLEDO pRlCrS PAID FA l.ME us

GEAIN MAREET-- Corrected uy c. A. King 4
Coz Whent-No, z, red, Soc: No. 3. soc No
.wliitc. SQc1 corn - 40. =, 37c: oats,
No 9 white, 3G": rye, No . Zoe;
Manhattan mills are paying sSc for nice mill
ing wheat.
rHuprCr-(CorTpctcd by L. 4. Rood. oil Sum-
nit Stl-liutcr.ih II to Ice; eggs dOz i2l3to 1:G:
pop corn, % to zoe: lettuce H. 2c; ridishcs
Coz bunches. lie; green onions, Is to 20c;
new potatoes, bu. Il tn - 3Jc; Cabbage doz.
80 10 75c cherries hu 50 Ia - gOoscberries.
y 30; currants; bu 81 to - So raspberries So 50
TO 81.
DRESSED MrATs-WH Corrected by
Charles Meyer, 5l2 Adams St, )-Bcelsdes, Ii 80
10, llc cnlvcs, III, TO Giac; dressed nogs.
- ca: dressed chickens, l0c ducks,
10c; turkeys 12l3; live chickens, to 121Ic.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
RUACllTc N.

Mr.. and Mrs. Western, OF Lime City,
spent Sunday with David Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. simmer spent last
Sunday in Bowling Green, with her
brother, Mr. Burch.
w. G. Perrin drives one of the
prettiest and frs'est bays in this pa
Of The county Shs 20; her frs. pa
oi shoes aa.s wto..
Ams S h. ier spcut Sunda. o
BaSs.us Peter Wise aud Nte Sum
dayed aO the same place.
The oat crop will be harvested this
week.
The farmers in this vicinity will
begin threshing wheat this week.
B. Schaller sold eighteen dressed
hogs Monday to IL Toledo party, at 50
per hundred
Louise and Augustus Schaller have
had large number of hogs die with
cl o'ern within the last two weeks.
Allie Perrin, of Walbridge, called
on her sister, boy, last Saturday.
LIME CITY.
Farmers are about through with
their wheat and will commence har-
vcsting oats this week. Rain would be
welcomed with delight. Corn will be
n very slim crop If rain does not come
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Warner enter
tained Mesdames Brown and Carpenter
of Toledo. recently.
Mr. Art Hitchcock and Miss Nellie
Hitchcock Of Detroit, have been enjoy
ing themselves recently rusticating in
Lime City.
Mrs. f. r. Bennett, of Toledo, and
Miss Emma Myres, of East Toledo,
spent last week pleasantly with their
cousins, Mrs. NJ. Warner and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Brownsberger.
Miss Witzicr and Mrs. Dir. Bowers
made a pleasant call in Lime City last
Friday.
Mrs Newton and child. of Cleveland,
have been visiting relatives the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Fl. Hamilton has been visiting
in Genoa the past week.
Mrs. j. j. Smith has not been well
F., the past few days.
Mr.. w, Brownsberger, of Toledo,
visited his niece and nephew last week.
Mrs G.. Caldwell Of fPerrysburg and her
mother and sister, Of Hicllesville, were
the guests OF Mrs. y. Brownsbergcr,
Friday.
Quite II number of our people COM
planning of not feeling well.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26

The heat snlve IN the world lor cuts,
bruises, snres, ulcers, salt rhrun. fever
sores, tetler. chapped hands, chilbnins
curns, and all skin eruptiDUs, aud positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. |, is
guarant eed to give perfect srlisfacllln or
money refunded. Price % cent, per box.
For sale by A. r. Champnev.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
STONY RIDGE

Mr.. Kennel and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Mosher, Miss Lizzie Robinson,
and j. d. Noble, went to Swanton, on IL
picnic and ,hucklebury expedition.
Samuel Shook, the prince of practi-
cal joliers, is the person to call ON
when in search of good dinner. Hehas
been dong business in this place for the
past 80 years, and besides conducting
Il first-class boarding house, keeps II
well stocked store for the sale of GRO
ceries, provisions. and canned goods,
boots, shoes, notions and fancy goods.
He is always jovial and good natured
and glad TO meet his friends.
The Union Sunday School services
held at this place on Sunday last were
participated in by he NJ E., and Evan
gelical schools of Lucky and the NJ. E
school of this place, Revs. Hunter,
and Stewart of the Ridge and Rev
Fitterer of Perrysburg were present.
The session was held in the forenoon
and afternoon of the day and was Il
very interesting one. There was II
large attendance and much interest
manifested.
Joseph Shook can be found at his
store always ready TO furnish his Gus
toners with the best of everything in
the grocery and provision line.
Marshall Cole will move his family
into his new residence this week.
The Wagner Bros. are making
extensive improvements n their build
ing and preparing their hall for the
use Of the Knights of Honor. The
boys are busy in their store, as usual,
and their customers are many.
j. ID. Weaver, whose barn was
recently struck by lightning, has
received his check from the G. A.
Powers insurance agency.
Noah Bean had Il valuable steer
killed by IL train on Saturday night.
Mr.Allen and wife of Swanton, visited
Mr.. Kennel S family.
G. L Fike. of Bucyrus, o., visited
Miss Tenne Beaver.
o A, Piper will start for Deuyc1
this week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26

-FoR RENT.-By August lst, Resi-
dcncc on 9TH st. corner Louisiana Ave-
S rooms, we'll, cistcrn and barn.
l6d j. +. RABB, Toledo q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
Lives Saved

by the use of Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
NJ. Hetzler, Annadel Tenn, says; Ayers
Cherry Pectoral saved my life in 1881"
w. v. Gill, Allendule, $. O.. testifes: "I
have great confidence in your medicines. have
no doubt Ayers Cherry Pectoral saved my life
last winter"
Il. Bragdon, Palestine Texas, says: al can
not say enough in praise of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. believing AS do that, but for its use,
should long since have died"
j. I. Miller. Editor Lutheran Home, Luray, Va.
writes: " 1 was saved from the grave. am sure,
by the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoril. which has,
also. ON my recommendation. been used by
others with the happiest results" .
Rev. w. w. Atwater. Rutland VT, certi.
des' My wife was attacked with "a bronchial
trouble, which we feared would prove fatal. As
physicians failed 10 afford relief, we began Civ
lug Ayers Cherry fectOral She is now In per.
feet health. and attributes her recovery to Ayers
Cherry Pectoral."
III. III. Woodnl. Editor Democrat aIcConnells-
burg. Pa. cerii.ies; Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has saved my life. After having suffered for
some time from disease of the lungs. induced
by bad colds. and WHEN my friends thought
could not recover, tried Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral. In three months was we'll"
John Meyer. Florence. ". Va. writes: at
have taken all your medicines. and keep them
constantly In my house. believe
Ayers Cher
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
Highest all Leavenng PowerU. S. Govt Report Aug ~ 1885,
R@H!A':'I!! e! Bssi9g Bs%dsgz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Piano for sale or Tradc

cheap, or will trade for Other rroperty.
Off GEORGE BOETSCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
LOCAL.

rxxn For the next thirty days
fnotos will continue to make one
$z dozen photos and ono life
Per size crayon portrait, for
Dozen. u SO rs. Publ, Maumce.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
Every Day

Testimonials to the beneficial effects OF
Ayers Cherry PectoraI come to hand
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has relieved my cough
more effectively than any medicine ever used
-Chas Freeman, Charlestown. Mass.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral cured me of chronic
bronchitis in two months, when the local doctors
considered my case incurable."-J. b. Lardinois.
ROsiere, Wis.
"Some years ago Ayers Cherry Pectoral cured
me of the asthma after the hest medical skill
had failed TO give me relief A few weeks since,
being again little troubled with the disease,
WAS promptly relieved by the same remedy. L
gladly offer this testimony for the benefit OF all
similarly aftiicted."F r. S. Hassler, Editor iryas.
Table Rock. Nebr.
j. Wilmot Payne, Monrovia. Liberia. wriies=
About eight months ago I was attacked by
cough. tried great variety of remedSer.
but without effect. became reduced to n sksls-
ton. and supposed consumption had laid hold OF
me. friend having heard Of my illness. CANA
to see me, bringing with him a bottle OF Ayers
Cherry Peetoral. which he recommended from
personal experience. began 70 take this mod
cine at once, and very soon realized Its value I
nm thankful to say that it cured me. and am.
to-day. enjoying the best OF hoalth."
X. NJ. Hawkins. Palestine. Tex, says; .About
eight years ago had severe and dangerous
cough After trying many remedies. took
AYERS Cher
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
\ lsa rgatn,
TO ihc Enrmcrs of wood Cn.

I am prepared to build barns at one
dollar and fifty cents per foot. Salts
faction guaranteed. Houses and othel
building in proportions.
39tf JAMES II. KELLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
nticc.

All persons are hereby notified that
l will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife.
JACOB ROTHER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
Ayers Cher

ry Pectoral saved my life some years ago.
Prepared by Dr.J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell Mars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26

In another column will be seen an
article from Mr.. Geo. Mcknight, and
Mr.. Henry Wvgaut, in which they
claim that the article concerning the
old bell, at tie Spafford hotelin Perrys-
burg, publish ed in the JOURNAL
some time since and copied by many
other papers, is not correct. AS both
of these gentlemen claim to be pioneers
in this valley, they are undoubtedly
good authority ON the subject. Mr..
Mcknight, We re told, claims to have
resided in Perrysburg ever since three
years prior to the building of Garden
island and If this be true, he was prob
ably here before the bell came.
Don't be irawn ON by unknow n
photographers who have no reputation
20 losr, bul paIi"niz pho,"eraph.r
you know Ia b. T. Liable. Chi un Z
v Puhl. NJ Ghl" Ohiu.
Persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call and
settle the same with joe Baird MS /
have left accounts with him
lSb CHRIS tlNKBElNER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26
ry PeCtoraI,

which effected permanent cure"
Sold by all prngeets. Fllce 81; slx bottles, So.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-26

"A queer kind of meeting took place
ON one of Toledo's principal business
streets on Monday last-four young
men on business from the burg, each
ignorant of the others presence in the
future great" and each coming from
a different direction met and while
expressing surprise We're interrupted
by young man who WIS handling
goods in front of one of the leading
wholesale establishments of tho city
who said count me in I'm from the
'burg"-and so he was.
For A lap busters, and fly nets,
and team nots, also road carts and bug
gies, go to WIN. SCaIECT.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-26
@lioes Scrnbancn.

s RariS %Ioretpges ior Ell Sio lioeu |
Sueruer al en- areos al Snobnone,
blanOt bpilfe Giiiel % ilere ir~emraSenoe
Sn9eniprer, 5Orips meo ct npt Serr
baneipitent, bra9t / 5~orlln9 al Ell netpp
aioGo Su9cuier @erarb. G~riptrniten CT
Der bperfen Damp cller Gleitricitct, men
fOmprimeret 8ano, og Spgncne FIBER
life paa Siul, men paa enila8s StOiter.
8isie beltaar / ct SDItem al lnlaa, laoe
&asier, 40 Gentimeter (159 Connie
lange % 20 Gentimeter breoe, lom bpt.
fer paa flabe Stinner. Giennem Ell
RGitc &aualer, iom nbgoar ira ben
i0rite 8Osu, iploes DC meo fomprimcret
8ano; i%aalnnrt man aabner eli Sran,
% ioct 3rDtfet cges, lpites SfDitetaSs
icrne os meb benz 8oeneue ] Miaime,
ter, meben5 lnmtioig Ell lpn9 Sanos
~ltraalc iuster Stinnerne, bOorueb Sogs
meme GLIDER meb Ell Surti9beo, lom fan
briu9es op til 200 ailometer az nprlte
WiO Simeu. gtaar arnnen lutfes,
pp6prer SanOtrptfet, 8Ogneue ipnfer
ueb paa SfiuuerUe og TOget topper
piebliffelig. 8anOior6ru9et CT tibet.
5CriSset bapoe ct operorbeutlis pei,
lpttct llOialb pg bilieoes al DC 2iliteoe.
pRrenSe meo fort Siialo. Der iorI5g'
tes fun meo Sc Sogne, % ben glen.
nem(Dbne Strefniug par life mere enc
800 Meter. lOm tii6a9cla9oes / ct sri.
nut. Men berlom Spitemet p~irteli9
bier fig at pRre no9et mere emo en-
aurioiitet, iDneS BET al mango Grunoe
- lioen SefOltuirg til InlGg % Drift,
flor Sifferbeo - ififfet iii at ircmfalbe
Ell betybeli9 Smpaltnin9 paa fit Self.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-26
gaReur on, Snftuen,aen.

Gen berGmir 8ioenitabsmano ga
iteur bar npiie btret ii9 ON Snilacn5acn
til ReouftDrea AT Echo de Paris. Cen
lrroe 5orlter iOrmooer, at Gpioemien
iproer fig eicnuem Miirobcr. Nen
man fan life beiterit nfgisre bette, fer'
END nan bar neiaSti9e 8euiicr oerfpr,
tbi bunbreb tuiino %iOritanoise Sppotbe'
fer oppeier life ct eueite Experiment.
Webbslelien ON, at MAJ | @ieu baooe
Opoaget SnIluenSo Miitrobernc, iGiter
Raitenr life 9io iii, ban pso bsller life,
on Der p%irtelie crilterer SnfluenSa BAT
terrier, % ON Sgsoommcn CT i~Outasiss
eaer miasmatiit. Mau bar paaiiaact,
at 8;plomatcrne, % | Spibien for benz
Salisburp, fsrit CT bleone iDec, % at
Gpioemieu Ifuloe finre uo6reoe iiS pco
8repe. 8laSet Temps" bar berettet,
at | ben Gnleoniug er ale De 7cpeiher,
iOm ienoes 8~rpnnin1en al GnslanS,
bleone besinFcereoe. Nten oiloe life
GpiOemieu / iaa 5iliGloc baue idaet en-
cnbuu itprre l~lobreoelie? Gr Spsoom
men miasmatif us uobrcbcr ii9 Tom
5plse al en- for ben suuiti9 Ismpera
tlr, ida or oct b~eipuberligt, al slloen
itte eetreeer biHerefHtsse fef eepieefHiear
inaleoes Tom Grcmplet bar uilt / Rus
Lamb, og at Sarmen ~liselaHliot %itdnler
Spgbummens llobrcbelie, iaoleoes ipm
bet ices al bens SptreSen / DC ipoli9e
9anoe. "Wtan ueo eilonu lingering be
TENT, meo bisie Orb llutteoe 8aitenr
SaffttafteeHH "mau bnr- fifth beoblipettbe
at eiteriorIfe Spgoommens Tnria9 og
Sprinoelie."
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-26
Gu Wibanoltng al
Sfrcfsruo.

Oct er 6efienot, at Mtisiion9rer, Ser
lenoes no til iiernc Serbensbele, paa
mango Maaber iamler 8ibra9 al uibens
ltabelis Setpbning, % iarli9 oa / 6en=
ieenbe til ben ianmenli9nenbe Sprp9s
pibenlfab. &aa bette Smraaoe er Der
neppe ROsen, Der bar inolagt fig itprre
5ortieneite enb gtOrOmanOen Sfreisrub,
ben enc al Santbaliulfets to befienbte
Misiionarer. S bet Iibite Sefte al
"Ioroiit 5ibsIfriit for 5ilolu9i" bar
ban Ofentlis9iurt en- ai6aubling, Der
bps 5asmarb bar patt me9en SITTER
este, ON Me9 5ulfets Sprus. Me6
Solicit er en- al be 200 Stammer, boori
Snoiens llrbefpltnins, ium teller ca.
rs Milioner Menneiter, er belt, pg be
Dor ! slsiam, itsbence cp tit 8rabma-
putra MOB Spb % Simalapabiergene
MOB &orb. Sette Soft beitaar at ca. /
Mia. Menneiter, Der itilbres iom OPP
ristise, bnmoriitiite os nleset irebiom-
melise, men be bar Ell tor Self: 0rut.
tenifab. 9eres GupsbDrtelie beitaar /
at 9ioe Spin % Sens til pisie uiDn.
lise S~iersaanSer. SfreTsruo bar ltilbret
bette 5Olfs SGber ps Sfiffe, % napn.
fig bar ban ON bets Sprps sipet en-
Gefte Splpsninser, Der er al iaa uleset
.itDrre Serb, iOm MebOelelier ON Senne
SprOsitumme elers tan er tibet fjenbts
% uanIfelis tilsienselise. gn bani!
8ibenIfabsmarb, Der lebiaser Gibanb.
linsen meb ct SOrorb, i~rembeper pber.
lisere Setpcninsen al &c af Strefsrub
mebSelte Splpsuinser.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-26
Spbsialo. @aarbbrlger i 5lesber

Spbsialo. @aarbbruger i Slesbers,
Stprtbin9smanb for Suiferub, Hiri
&pltinn er aigaaet peb Spben ben 22be
Sat-, 40 glar gammel.
Sans Selbreo bapoe aQerebe | l9ns
sere Sib uGret minbre goo. Yaa StOrs
tbin9et ifjor bar ban laaleoes pftere
Irap9renbe paa Grunb al Spsbpm.
Niri &pltinu bapbe fra lmaa 5orbolo
arbeioet Jig op til pfpnomilt Selpltenz
bisbeo pg Inieelie inbeu fit Siitrift.
Der CT a~ntaselig life mango Siaibs.
bpero | Slesbers, Iom ban life bar inpes
bapt.
Seb 9Gsnits bapbe &oltinn erboer-
pet Jig mango Sunoitaber, % iom 8Onbe
beiao ban Ell Gpne til at ubtrpffe fig
ltriItlig, lpm bar gdnlte ljelben.
"Set er gpot Spueo paa ben Wanb"
- bet bar ben alminoelise Sete9uelle,
raar bans Napn fom paa Gale.
Seb Sturtbin9spal9et / 1888 bapbe
ban Den gGre at blioe enltemmis palgt
til HeprGlentatt 1pr pptt IItt. Sfte
ioroi Spire 10 npf belere tInbe Bnlfet
eli anoen, men mo erfjenote, at &ulfinn
bar Ell al De beoerli9ite Og bDstislte
SenltremGnb, iaa, uaar &pmprUmis
lfuloc ~inp9uaes, 9if man gierte meo
paa bam.
Golfinn par abifilis poerligsaaenbe
/ iiu politiife Spiatnirg; men ban bar
Grlis % 9rei, % ban erfl9rece rent ub,
at T. St. nlminoelig Stemmeret gift ban
albrig meb paa. Set Itpb for bam iunl
Sp~nbeitanbens Selpnpro.
Stile % Inn / al i'm Serb pil ban
minoes meo Sengiueubeb al enbper, ionl
fpm / 8erprelie meo banl.
&olfiun3 Tlaos paa S~tortbin9ct
fommer I'LL til at inotases al @aaroz
bruser Ole &refling / Siifum.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-26
1isserne igaris.

Iolitiet | Raris bar upfiS Oierilig
siort en- Statiitit ooer 1iagcrue | GET
neitdeen, bporai bet 81. u. ircm0ddr, at
oeres antai ! Narct 1889 CT bleUet iors
miuoitct mcS ilert Sunorcoe, bullet for
ilares beTai, at iaa mango Terioucr
uoen beitemt Grbocrp, Der elers leDer
al 2isscri, itaiieoe iis 8eitiriti9eIie %
5ortieneitr uso lloitiainseu. 3er bleo
aiIigeUel iiior anbOiot co. 5000
3ig0ere. Ter mcboeles enouioere Here
inIeresiante S%plpsniuser ON 1issernes
Smntbaler os 3illustslcoer, ON osrcs
S~sora9erier, Snsb % Cpiinoiombeo.
s Rue Rontorgueil iinbes Der laaleoes
en- 3igseripreuiug, Der bar 200 Weo'
lemmer % en- 5ormanb. iii bcem 10
bDtiet al 3i9serierne bper nse inobe'
tales. Wnn bploer Mteoe bper SnSoas,
% Suot9gtcrne ioroeleS meget nsinstig
al E~rriioeuteu, Der iaar beitemte Iro'
ecater iom i'm Bart al Bpttet. SanS
arbcioe er bellcr life iaa ringe. ban ital
loroele Iigserne pua beitcmte Sumter
az 8peu, buor llobpttet fan antages at
blue rigelisit. 9srtil %uoiororcs ct
me9et nriastigt SjenOltab til alt, buao
beg feresaar / Yaris buer llse. Z
airtcrne maa man ilcnoe be iornemme
Wtesier % DC nriitofratii.e 8rDlnpper,
Der bolocs, % man riaa oioe, / bpilte
Suie Der fan pentes rigelise @nper. ct
anoet 6erberse ior 3isgcre iprer bet be
tcgneuoe Rnpu: "Saabets SiGloer".
asetttm Tan fad 2o9is ber pm Ratten lor
10 Gentimer, men fun til ST. 2. ST. 6
fan man imiolertio TONNE igien, % ben
lille Wellemtio benDtte5 ba / 8egelen
til eli Spaolcrtm iii Sallerne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-26
g prge.
eouaintrnftcr gebrens cr uisaaet

Sauainitrnftcr gebrenS CT aisaaet
neS 9o6en eiter ct furtere Sp9eleie.
Spban 9iberif 8ebreiis bar Spn al
geilmuscrmeiter Subau Sapio Sch
rrus % febtes / Bergen 26oe 5ebruar
1920. Samilien er at tpit Sprinoelie
po ~in6panoret til Bergen fra &pltpd.
Giter / 1841 at bore blepen Stubent
NJ efter aila9t Encouragement Ituoerebe
Rebrens / nosle gar 9beplpsi. 8 1916
b,ltua fan / Stabenterto9et til ajgbeus
bapn, ps bette blep al ai9iprenbe Be
fpSniug Ipr bans 2ipsitjabne. Mebens
ucntlia babe DC banIte ps iuenIfe Stl5
benter bapbe fine San9ioreninser, eri=
iterebe Der paa ben Sio | NUrse life
roaet itgrre, opppet Sanstor. Gn tres
bpbbelt apartet, Der Gnlebning al Stu
beutermpbet / al Sait bar blepet bannet
of Sc norIte 8eltn9ere | Serben, fom
life til at pptrebe. 8ebrens lopebe
imiblertib fig ielu, at nGite Gang ifulbe
be rorife Stubenler mppe meb lin esen
snnofprening. Gen 13be Suli 1916
itiItcoes ben norife StubenteriangIprs
enina eiter SnSbpoelie al Sebrens,
Sartuia 9aSien o9 6ulomestig Spbnn
sails. 9irisentpoiten inbebaubes fprit
al Salioan aierulf, men fra 1S40 al
gc6rcns, ber, efterat ban | 1916 bar
bleuen Sansl9rer peo &atbebralifolen,
bapoe pp9ipet bet tbeplo9iife Stubium
for belt at oire iig for Sangen.
Scbrens er Sfaberen al ben ilerItemz
mige Manosians bos Os, ug ban bar
i benne Senieenbe inola9t Jig ltore Sors
tieuciter. San bar / Ell Iarr9ffe pGret
Carer / Sang foruben peb &atbebralifos
len ti1ise peo 9risslfplen, ben tiolisere
gtiSlens 2atirz og &ealifole lamt Niss
tens Yigelfole. s 1S47 inbbpb ban
til Stiitelien al "SanbtlsItdnben Gang
fureuins" buis Sirisent ban blep. S
1S4S ppertos ban Snltruftsrppiten / ben
famine Gar opretteOe GRANDMOTHER
San9iorenins", bpilfen ban imiolertib
Iraia0oe fig eiter 6 Iars Sorlpb. S
1887 blep ban 2erer | &irfelang pg
Mesie peo bet praftiIfs tbeolp9iite Sc
millarillm.
Gitcr 8ebrens' Snitiatip % u1ber
bans 9ebelle afbolbtes gaaren 1S49 Ben
iNrite SanserIeit i &riitiania, liseiom
ban o9iaa bar bapt ben p9 ientli9Ite Sc
belle al be iencre itpre Sau9erieIter
runbt ON / 2aiOet, laalebes / Iifer
1851, paa Sprten 1853, paa Srebrifsz
balO 1857, / grenbal 1859 ps / Sers
gen 1868. San bar Nprbmenbenes
San9forer unoer iamtli9e StuOentcrtO9
% mnbcr EariieriGroeu 1878,
1866 s. 3 9ap ban paa iorifieli9e
Steber / 2aloet bper CONNER ct &urs
Jus | Sang p9 SansunOeruisning peb
DC pfieutlise Snitrnttiunsfurier for
5olfelfolcns 29rere.
Sra 1875 bar ban pGrct 9iri9ent at
BET al BAN itiitebe &or af Glbre Stli=
oenterian9ere, "Sobnniterue".
SebrenS pirfebe meb utrGtteli9 Sper
/ fit &alb. !San bar berbos Ell Iielben
penneiGl Wanb, buis Sortsang oil
p9tfe 9elta9elie ubouer belle 9anoet.
1879 bleo ban &iboer al ct. SlaiS
Srpen. s 1878 fit ban Song Oscar
ben InbenS 8elpnniu9Smebalie.
Stprtbin9et beoilgeoe bam iijor Ell
&eniion al 1900 &roner.