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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
Personal NOTES.

Prof. James w. Terrill president
of Terrill college, has been a shining
light in the institute. He has gone
deep down into the subjects that
were given him. He has so worked
up the interest of the institute that
the teachers are more than made
glad when his time comes to conduct
the recitations.
Prof. J. r. Stubblefield, our wor.
thy and efficient chairman, has so
conducted himself as to show the
teachers that he has his whole atten-
ton turned toward the education of
the young generations that are COM
ing on. He has not only used great
skill in presiding over this body of
teachers, but has rendered very val
liable class work in geography and
primary work.
Miss Ada Thurman has furnished
the institution with some very de-
lightful and interesting music, which
has greatly aided inthe success of our
institute. She also has rendered
very valuable class work in history.
Miss Ada is a model teacher and
worthy of imitation.
Mr.. J. A. Trail has given many
good ideas in photography, and has
made his recitatiOns very interesting.
He is a young teacher, but bids fair
to make a bright success in that no.
BILE work to which he is so earnestly
engaged.
Miss Nellie Wright, of Chattanoo'
gave very interesting lesson on
primary work.
Profs. Clark, Rogers, and MadduX
have conducted reading with good
success.
Prof. Terrill's son arrived this
morning, Thursday, and conducted
the arithmetic class in such a way
that the simplest child could but un
derstand.
Misses Mamie Jones, Clayton Ter
rill, and Jennie Woods, Messrs. j
H. White and G. H. Hopkins, H
B. Evans, James Hamilton, John
Clark, and other teachers, have hon
ored us by their presence, for which
we are greatly indebted to them.
Many others have shown willing
hand in this great work by giving Us
their presence and attention.
Some of the leading race horst
jockeys command salaries ranging
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
State Finances :
American 2nd. inst.

American End. inst.
The books of the Comptroller and
Treasurer show the receipts Of the
State for the month of June to have
been $34S, 9S9.19, and the disburse-
ments $l1l,575.78. The sources of
income were from trustees, 81 ,Sl6.01 ;
county court clerks, BAL ,3l2.84 ;
circuit court clerks, $77S.77; chan
Gerry court clerks, $40. 10; State tax
insurance companies, $35S.SO; rail-
roads, $492.5O; telegraphs, $24.63 ;
delinquent tax, $1,150.54; amount
borrowed, 100000. The greatest
expense items were $25O.OOO for inter-
est, $21 ,6O4.44 for State prosecutions
and $25,OS4.5O paid on the State
debt. Coupons to the amount of
$73,7 were counted and paid yester-
day up to - o'clock.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
. - -
FREE |!

We give you free of charge ticket
in our great distribution of So, 100 in
gold and other valuable presents of
July Is with every subscription of
so cents each to the WEEKLY AGE>
HERALD, the great Southern News
paper.
The AGE HERALD has twelve
pages, is the exact size of the New
York Herald, and is the leading
newspaper in the industrial section
of the South. Subscribe now. You
may get $500 in gold, and certainly
get more than your moneys worth
in the paper. Send on your name
and so cents in stamps, registered
letter or postal note, and get the
paper for six months and your ticket
in the drawing. For one dollar you
get the paper a full year. Address
THE AGE~HERALD Co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05

Some of the leading race horse
jockeys command salaries ranging
from ten to twenty thousand dollars
per year.
The Monteagle Assembly opened
last Tuesday evening with about 400
people in attendance.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05

The conspiracy is on horseback
rushing blindly to its goal. Mr..
Reed is having his day. Drunk
with an insensate ambition, infatua-
ted by the noise Of unthinking APP
plause, installing his sensational
smartness for patriotic craftsmanship
and his coarse despotism for high
minded courage, he is squirting his
party to destruction and the Union
to the darkest peril that has touched
it yet.-Washington Critic.
TrOusdale county has instructed for
Hon. Julius A. Trousdale as its choice
for Governor.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
La. s. L. All Right.

BATON RoUGHE, La, July l.
The lottery bill this afternoon, as
amended by the committee, increas-
ing the amount to be paid for lottery
privileges $25O,OOO per annun, max
ing the annual payments 81, 25O,O 600,
passed the Senate this afternoon by
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
ARD MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE SATURDAY-JULY & 1890
Teachers Institute.

The Warren County Teachers In
stitute has been in progress during
the week and has met with unusual
success. The teachers of the county
are arousing as never before to
sense of the deep obligation resting
upon them. The enrolment at pres
ent, Thursday mOring, numbers
eighty-three, and new names are be-
ing added daily. The great interest
must be attributed to the zeal of our
worthy Superintendent; his efforts
for the county should be appreciated,
and he should receive the hearty sup
port and cooperation of every teacher
and patron of the public schools. To
the chairman of the body, j. r. Stub
blefield, must be given the honor of
the excellent organization and good
order.
Many teachers from a distance and
visitors from the town have encour-
aged by their presence, and not few
have entered the work, lending en-
thusiasm on all occasions.
Mr., ]. w. Terrill, of Decherd, has
made many friends among the teach
ers and visitors by his earnest pre-
sentation of true methods of teaching
and his firm stand for true, noble
manhood. His talks are calculated
to stimulate to greater effort to attain
to the ideal teacher.
Prof. j. G. Meadors gave a short
but appropriate address of welcome
on Monday morning, filled with
characteristic good suggestions and
timely remarks.
The following teachers have done
remarkable work in conducting class
recitations: Messrs j. w. Terrill, M.
B. Terrill, J. RI Stubblefield, J. w.
MadduX, A. j. Trail, ]. r. Rogers,
j. H. White, j. B. Clark, Misses
Nellie Wright and Ada Thurman!
The work during the week has
been enlivened very much by good
singing,
The examination of county teach,
ers will occupy the entire day Sat.
urday, July 9TH. The teachers who
have attended during the week will
find the work a great advantage in
their examinations for certificates.
The county may feel encouraged
with the progressive step that ha:
been taken toward the elevation O.
common schools; and it is to bt
hoped the step may be permanent
and the succeeding sessions Of TIT
Institute each year may show per
ceptible progress toward true meth
DDS of teaching,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
Commercial.
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,

OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,
McNIinnville. July 4, 1890.
The produce trade, as usual at this
season, has been and is yet very quiz
ct, with very few changes to note in
prices. Eggs and poultry have been
in good demand all Spring and Sum-
mer, the former commanding better
prices than usual up to within the
last few days. The inferior quality
of eggs at this time, on account Of hot
weather, has decreased the demand,
and they are consequently much
lower. We quote them &c now.
Poultry, young chickens, are in de-
mand at good prices, if large and
fine. Very little demand for hens
now. AS yet very little dried fruit
has come in, and no prices yet estab-
Used. 1t is thought prices, espec-
tally blackberries, will rule low on
account of the large amount of old
stock on hand, and decrease in de-
mand. The consumptive demand
for blackberries is much less than a
few years ago. AS soon as prices are
established we will quote dried fruits.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
Estray Notice.

Taken up in the 9th civil district of War.
rem county by Samuel Scott, brown mare
mule, about three years old, with bell on ;
some collar marks.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05

The Tennessee Dental Association
has been in session at Columbia this
week.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
How :. g. Ca" CURED

BY taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, by
the remarkable cures it has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some Of these
cures are really wonderful. Ifyou suffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with scroi-
ulous sore neck from the time she was 22months
old till she became six years Of age. Jumps
formed in her neck, and one of them after
growing to the size of pigeons egg, became
running sore for over three years. We gave
her Hoods Sarsaparilla, when the lump and
all indications Of scrofula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be healthy
child" j. s. CARLILE, Nauright, Nj.
N B. Be sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sOdby all druggists. 81; six forsS. Prepared only
bye. 1. HOOD & CO., ApothecAries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
NASHVILLE MARKET REPORT,
Corrected from the Nashville american
every Thursday evening.

Corrected from the Nashville american
every Thursday evening.
July 1.-The tone of the general
market is steady and the volume Of
distributive trade we'll up to that for
any previous summer, though in
some departments collections are
thought to be little slow. There is
a slight decline noted in flour. Gro
ceries are steady all through. The
meat market is easy at quotations.
Outside of good business in Irish
potatoes there is very little doing in
country produce. Poultry is easy
and eggs are off to 7 cents. Wagon
butter is hardly saleable as rule
and prices range low. Nothing dos
ing in Wheat. Corn rules firm at
quotations. Wool is very dull.
Wheat,from wagons,good dry, new, so to So
Corn, from wagons..... ............""4l% to Al
COrn Meal'..... .,....
Observation-Disclosures, "a to 81
Hay, prime timothy, per ton. .$ll.5O to 1900
Dried Apples. .."..............,.......4H to 5
Dried Peaches, halves. to Az
quarters. to 4
Dried Blackberries .......................... TO
feathers, prime..."......."...... ...". to Al
H'hsenSi ury'''''.'. '''''''''.'''" 1870
DuIter TO
'.SSS''''' 10
Chickens,
mems
Irish Potatoes, per Dbl .............."..... 2.75
wool, unwashed, .........................23 to "a
tub'waShed,..... ......................2 "a to "a
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05

a vote of a to 70. Bill was returned
to the House with a message from
the Senate asking concurrence in the
amendment.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05
LAT us
SCROFULA

It is that impurity in the blood, which, &C
cumulating in the glands Of the neck, pro-
duces unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on tho arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous grOwths, or the many other manifesto,
lions usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, it is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from it.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-05

Jackson, Tenn, had one victim of
sunstroke this week who will prob
ably die.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
294

IVA
Z fin tSuer for at reo6e tom 5ru gedta ogiaa tit
gibIiotbefet, bUor BUN iuoisoe peb SDnet al 6agar
Ring, Tom nsb giitanb al 5iteu Gang par iiarS nreo at
potfe be ~totbarete gsser | iolios &IG6esturpe. Oct
par ct ornbpsseIisere os rotisere aeoninssarbeibs emo
BEN n,astise Susirres eset. 5rf geata oar tIOs os
raabinil, men greOsn os 6OrifratteIfen table bun faIo.
itanbis 5oueoet.
"1o!" frss BUN 0oreu, "uo meb big, BIZ 9oubs
~itrpsnife, bu Ser, Blu Snpltesiaftl Suab bar Su Der at
b%eftiae2~ Ss ba 6asar life itrar lpltreOs, ouertpoeoss
BUN ON geialinsens tisientaloelisbeO ueS ct i~uaIbsute
Drsissn, Der ft ben0es 8ino til at ipiSs.
6apbs bun ueret en- Mano, piIoe bun, Tom 6enoeS
Sino nu par, baue bstaIt meo iamme Wspnt. 9ia baube
BUN fun Gift at tp til. 6un lob fin gei, fsi IND ges
relief ueo Chen al, buor 9ieOninsSurbei6et foresit. Gtu
geata fulste eiter benSe for at iuse ben nfOritanimebe
paa 9srsn, men BUN par tnapt fomnten opsr 8ibliot5es
Tets 9aritel, for Sa9ar after uar oerinoe os Iaaebe 3ss
rem in6penbis fra. Ger par insen Go at ipibe, Geren
par os bleu lauist, os 5ruen MATTE Opsiuc fine Ne6s
ninssforiss for gsgrnss g~eOtomnsnOe.
Stodbolms Slot par paa 6riitinaS lib sn ~uiotlsis
Zig, temmsIis urssslm9siis, sammsl gpsning paa TO
Gtaser ueb en- 8laloer unoer, ct tort % IRE minore
9aarns iamt tire ,ombpsseoe ganrSe: SmebssaarOm
imoS Spo, ben lille gorssaaro NgiOten % ben iore
gorgsaarb imob Ror6. gronansms gclig % Stgoe.
~rspareIis. par cuerits 9tags | ben SsrSre 5tri,ipeI bna
bispOlersoe sesusm OUa eueUs yarslin ben ueitre 6lsi
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Seller @ilbelm iom Siibspreh.

aeiier @ilbelm iom SiibspreI.
8 ct grep fra Citenbe til "Stcdb
8oebl." ON 8eiierbeisset lfrioes b. u.
Senons at. 81 bleu Der bOlot @uostie'
ueite umbOrb paa "Soben5clern," ef
terat 9eiicrcn bapbe msuitret Sificerer
ps WauoFab, ialt 40 Tano. 9erei'
ter lsb en- alotte, os RauOitnbet fam,
lsbes meb Suen / Saunben pau a9tsr'
oatfei, bpur ct Glitter bar reiit. Relic
rem blptteoe 6ouebet, aabneoe en- 8ibel,
os MuFiiurpiet ipilleos ~gor Sub ban
err iaa iaIt en- Bprs." 3crpaa lGite
8eiieren ct Beers at Bibelen 90 talte
ouer "ariitue Ssmauos Blister." s
Rerbebeu az Gltsret fob ilere Scurna'
litter, % 8eilerens tpoelist % Hart ubs
tnlte Orb hgrtes AZ Gle. @ubstienes
item Nuttebs mso en- Salme, aftompas.
neret al Mulitforpiei.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
295

2g5
foruoen 6istfeuer, ,3nuentariefdnlre % UGrelier til 1ie,
~uerfta6st. 3 iamme susrite Gtase, imelem Dronnius
eens to QfbsIinee, lda ben ftore 3iigsfdl imo6 Ben.
3 @tagsn usosnunoer 6osoe euoel 0ofiolt os 9Denoe,
bUOrbos Der par eOtnIer for SOirstten, Rigs. Os abmis
ratitststolesiet, bet lille Ruhtammer, steostamnsrst,
aunittantneret, Sfotstirfen og 0lisstonteaiet. SRjaL
ferm par Stattamn,eret, Rissorfiuet, gsibuiet, GiH,
~tiolosrsn oiu. Der par ultiaa ~umaabslis msset at rsbSt
eaer mite bette Slot.
9rouniassn fob paa en- 1rappe peb ben Iiae Borg,
gaarb % botot Die meb Slutninsen os nbosIte fine Be,
faIinser. Rssen oar f~Oalenoe, Seben fra 8ranotn uas
ftti life til at uSbOlos, men bun blsp ftaaenbe uben al
Iabs fs rotts az be Smitaaen6ss 9snnsr. 9et fsnbra
9aaru og be nGrmslte gRreller unoer bet par sSelaat,
men bet par lpttsSes at itau6ft SIoen paa ben Sioe. ai
beroebe paa, ON bet pites lpftes at flutte Sloen | BET
~ipbsftlise Gaarn, iom branSte inousnbis, tbi itprtebe bet,
euer brenbte bet ueb, uiloe 3losn ira bet breOe fs opsr
TronniuaeuS 5lsi.
1rouniussns NGrurreIe opiiaumeoe 2tlles Rob.
ger bu beuoe. der miot / 6sseu2 Srsten 6rs
fina er life 6aHse. &c, buor benpe5 Siue ifinner Cps,
i~fiareti@ 90 9OitaDalersrns, JON netOp uar tonne fra
3auim, i~taaueee life fine toittarc 9alSgasier; Office
rer 90 S0lna;er anoiees iagGi Stper al @uiter sLr
nsoipytenbe 9ialtet. l~latroisr ira 6laaeea sutrsse iom
Rattc % 40 b ~bugnense IGsreaoa. ariliiHa slaSsSs
10 epsr segs pyilise piro. GenoeS Sprnarffombeb
saVSe sa S'aaS ssrst svtaaen al en- lpnttl lnnIna. ty
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Z1o
NifteOe Gelimiet, liiteoe fla op ao Spiret % taite6e fla
iaa neo paa Sobbertaget. Samtiois bares be af Stors
men til bet fore, masiiue ~iDosfItse Gaarn, iom itobte op
til Srouuingens 6lsi meo oens grastials, os III iaa bet
uo til, at bele Slottet par iortabt. Wian opbeo oerfor
Gilt for at reobe bette Saarn. 6las Sleming par ale
peqne. 6an ne opftiQet RiRber al 5oIt, Der lange6e
Bano belt neoe fra Strstnren, Solbater, 6offets 3ies
n~effefolt % tilfrsmmenbe SoIteifarer. Spanbene ait
fra Saanb til Sdanb, SprsiterHe ste bele Strsmnie itbz
ouer bet ~bren6enbe Gag. De mobiste af SclSaterne
btep fra Sc inbre 3rdpper ienbt pp / 9aaruet, men be
blsp brepne tiIbase AZ Rssen os Stammerne. Stormen
Iagoe ipRrt og ipntes at ipotte a1e slnitrensslier. Sun
BET bsie, masiipe 9aarn Gre 6roner" itob 1 fin pGlbise
Storbeb, Hart bsipit al granben % ~irobfenbe euerne.
9tu par Sru geata life tensere til at ifprs. Sun
ftprtebs Op 8ronuingeus gareier, fulst al iaa mango
9iaer o9 Sienere, iom bun | En- Saft funbe iaa fat /.
Ger ~beepnbte ct al bisie DbeIasseiesparfe iom man
fun blipsr giSne til ueo Siersuins unoer en- SIbsuoabe.
0e totbare Stabs, Sitter, goroe, sanefole, alenObier,
SnfDraoter, GoiIetiassr lige til 2innebet os Sabsn ituloe
beres no o. taiteoes iamnen | 8uHter, iloses iitptfer,
faiteoes bib os bib 6oruirriusen. Zen minoits Del
baunebe paa ct ittrt Stso; Der i~apnsoes arue. eaer be
binbrsSc bperanbrs. Stabeue bIep lisssube uGIteos paa
3rappsu % ipsrrspe ,losaasen; alepesns i%nnblebe man
rpver ~nsosuus SeHseoRbqrG. giabasgarbiner os bars
! brsss ubsitriusIiss Ting JONI pfo %iaaoanne ~ssilisbsoer
Iissu iusisn, iuit buOr BE- lite ifuIse lisse.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
sSro 9ronnin9 &riitinas lln9Oomstib
(9li 3. Eopsl ius.)

GSortiat ira forrise gtoJ
aw tom Der en- Sfp99e, iom ifiuIte 9piet, fOriuanOt
% tom nsrtere isien. Bar bet 9tcs9 Oct lisnebe Jtss
......Sd, Der par Slblss ......i ben Storm
Snsen ipntes at siue gst paa ~9ystieret, optasne
IOn' aue par, az ganfetteu os Damien. Sasar ifpr=
tbe no; Srapper os Sarelier / NGrbeoen par TONNE
aas fiottebes | ben Stage, buor 5eiten boIbtes. geb 5Os
ben al Srappen msbte bun en- San,mertiener meb en-
Battle.
Oct brGnber bet isnbre Gaarnl /" raabte BUN.
SarIsn 10. San bapbs tsmt iaa mango 9esrs, at
pan par utiIregnelis. 49,. ben forte Sell, man flnbe be-
,aa / 9ronninseus Sienefs.
s$3""ssar lob DiOere uOel at pips bpprbsn, % Tom til
Il aIs,ten neberite gtuse. Ser bauOe man trapIt:
6upen iful0e ierperes efter Damien.
Oct brGnber bet isnbre 2aarn!"
"Gaas I"
0fan Jog benbe bort meS lItuemsorb.
Won bun bog life ituIbe funne trafie ct foruuftist
fIenneife? Sun LOB uioere, iomleOe zig frenl 9iennenl
nsrte, ~ufieuote @anSe Den itorc, gamle @pgntns,
ianbt en- Dor, lutteoe ben op ug i,oo ct merit SGrslle
Deb Chen Of @lorsSpastsns Gastitue | ueoerite Stage
unber Statt,l1e.eaS gelig.
cd b,Gnecr Rtt loa,ye Iaern!"
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
6utntulipssSaleu

/ bet peitliae gS1ibirgtoH Moro for Bben
@raG's 6aTbpr o. Grams S1r6or Bnaten sr
10 Niiie breo og 30 giite lana; Der CT Isms
meritope onisrina o. iigger iige / 6iertet al
9smneroiitrlttrt; adbeH Erairie o. rtsi
g%aolauo; ben itsrite StrRining al Reggie
ringslaHo, Tom fdl faces paa 0pmeftedo.
Settlers, Tom foinnier / Spit, fan iaa no
mGrfet 2ano enteH al Re9ierin9siano eller
paa andre Trailer tl idpc 9riier. @rap's
Snrbor Balm bar oaiaa 10000 Acres al
SlaattelaHo, al bpiitst man fan llaa ira 3 ii!
AZ Tons 90 pr. acre. HotingeH iIadr al
brig fell.
s5or nRrmere GplDsniHgsr ifriu til Grams
5orbor Co., Brnp's 6arbor, @aib. 53.16.j
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

292
"Ouor? Seropenoper2" ipurgte en- Stemme, paa
buiIfen Sasar s~ientienbte lin 8rober Ser9eanten.
"Stpnb big, alarm gasten. Seq ueb lite, bpor
ies er, men Bet isnbre 1aarn er Der So
ga9ten bleu olarineret ct Gu. Sdsar tautte paa
8ronninsens toitbure Sibliotbet % LOB op i9ien. Ger
mGrfebss alereoe tpbelis 9ranSIust paa 9rappsrns.
alarmtlotfen beuirteoe en- ~nbebd9elis Gfbtpoeie of
Damien. 0aan pibe gespnbslieu lite tro pad nossn
Sare: Glementerne matte 10 famine fig peb at angribe
en- Soneeboro.4 Men Glementernc bapSe life ffarnniet
fig ueo at brenbe Gabo Slot ouer SoueSet pao @utau
ben anben goolf, ba BON si9ffebe bet 1915. granbs
lugten og ben buinenoe Storm operbeuiite mort be 0ars
ielpitue ON, at 6orneieIisn MATTE uise for en- nluorli9
& ON 6onseborsens EiluereIie.
Mebens be fleite al @ieiterne i 5~oruirrins ffyuote
fig at OpiOse Gtpipaser % SpertSi, bIeu noaIe tilbaae
TOR at bialps I'll uss S!!mnfisissn. Sen unss Ironnins
uiIte is mobis os r%auOinar. Sun operoroa Statboloee
rem slas Slemins at reOSe Stuttammsret, bpcr 9figas
p~iatioite alenobier opbeparsbes, men forbsS at ~forifprre
benoes eone gGrelier. Gru gtata poueoe at giere Subs
penoin9er.
"1l mis tommer Sloen life, iuareOe aritina
tro6iis.
Saren par BOG ouerbansenoe. Oct fcrfe iuase epss
itjqr. Der uar tommst irem, man piofte lite ~bporleoes, /
ct at Gieneruerslierne sperlt pppe bet ima!e ,icnprs
9aarn, porte burtis @laas o. fsiai,ss laespaa al INT
8ss. eu,rne ipranste II ginSuy busstss fs rb III bet,
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Nal, S,aQirtaoal.

Nal, Sallingoal.
8elfpmmen er "3ecornbz Soften" Der
boer Ssnba9. 9af, 8 Gmeritanere,
iom gleber beres SorGlbre, Ssitenbe
o9 genner peb at ienoe Dem bette 8lab,
Der bar faaet iaa fort Snopa8 Der
9uGen. Seq maa rent no ~tilitda, al
bore e9ne Iuiler ipm pfteit faar ligse
ursrte, til "amrifblae" er 9ienncm.
saaet. Seiaa "@eo &rnen", bpilfeu
interesiant 9Gsnins Den ppuurter meo.
gaa fommer bel bette epinbelige ON
geir O9 ginb? Nei tat, life me9et
oenne Sang; finn iaa me9et bill iee
repne, at Spmmeren bar p9ret fplt
belt igiennem. @f So blep her me9et
men Ggeren naar panitelig &ar / 5ielo,
bpgberne, fun | 9alen bltper meget %
9pot 8prn, buis bet fan brin9es tsrt
2aoen.
Nogen flor Craft al 8eiienoe pa,
fer life oaret / CONNER, ~antngelig ia,
BET folbe @eir peret Nnriog ooIaa Der.
til. s %gnlebnin9 Sltriittrnfifen itan,
Salingbal langt tilba9e; tbi itgrite
5erbielen fore9uar 9jennem 8aloers
Seri berer babe pore bnarliee &om
manufacturer us 8ebpsntns en- ito,
Sfplb, ifiGnt nf 8nteller og Statiens.
bpsnin9er bpsses ber Here % flere aal
for Gar. Men je9 tRnter, pi ifal ta9t
pur Won isien, naar ben lense paa:
tanfte Sersensbane (ium ies neppt
tror, pi faur) bliper bpsset isjenuenr
S~allinsbal. gn Del @nselifmenb bar
bog siGitet us / CONNER, % en- Sami.
lie opbolot fig Der / lensere 9io. Manz
ben bapbe en- rem 2ibenlfab for at fife
meb 5lue, og Ell Meiter bar ban ogiao
beri. Gn tor grret foiteoe bam 200
&roner, ioet ban fit ben malet al Sr.
9mitmaler @erbarb Wuntbe, Der bar
upbolbt fig paa Sunbre CONNER.
Chen jeg fom til at n9pne Sr.
@tmttbe, ifnl ieg ogiaa uplpie ON, at
peb Sioen al mango minore, bar ban
pgiaa ct meget tort arbeibe for fig.
Rna rstte Maleri, Der fremitiQer Ell
BDnoegaaro, ices en- Gut, TO Yi9er /
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

iaaet uneer Raun al "8eums Bot
anbneri".
Man tiger, at 5presoal er en- al be
met irenltrcone Bp9Ocr / eure 5elc.
mdrfen.
% ieg trufer, BET or innot.
2ao mig iaa Sou iii at lrembolo,
npgle iaa 9rRt.
Sfoleisgniu9en lfal uare rent for.
triuIig goo, ben nbiolut bebIte / Bpa,
oerne berumfring.
Ser er ct Nlmuebibliotbef paa e.
5--6 Sunorebe 9ino, ipn npttes epot
3esuben er Der ct Bar private 2eielag
ipnl bellt isleer meo aasrnpeite 9itera.
tnr. Ser CT notwithstanding o. Carer.
forenins. S9 Soft bar oite Snmtnlei
Msoer, bpor Eager al 8i9tigbsS Srsf
ties % belpieS for os imoo peo liolia
9istuSlipn.
Ser er to unse, me9et op9ti9e MGno
8enoif Saralolio Os 6ans 9unoer,
Tom bar sjennemsaaet 2anobrugsifolen,
og utpipllou,t oil fOrnme til at pirfe til
fort Gam for SpeOen. Gn 9anbbo.
forenins er osiaa itiftet, Tom bibtil iia,
bar beItiaitiset iig meo, boub Der b,
siBres for at lasse fig til ct beort
8ullas.
Ser man enoelig ben til ale be glpiier
% Giosifrifter of ane Sarpsr, Tom bol.
oes al Spresbplerne, bill man uoilfaar-
Zig ertienbe, at Solicit MAJ bore lan9t
fremifrebet os bar Snteresie for anbet
eno bet, Tom cir Wtab / Munb.
Gn biertelis Siliins sjennem "3ec..
8oiten" fra 5presbglerne Der til 5pres'
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