davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Cor 'DsesraSsgsft.u..
WGoiel nnoer SIaget.

s &risens 3ib pleieSs pi at laIe ON,
at a~ompanierne trat fig tilbase, Resi-
msnterne opsap StiQiusen, ps Srisas
oerns blep bemuraliieret, os ben atmius
srlise 2Gier tos bet for 5eisbsb % ubs
talte aabent fin 5Orast. Men inseu
Wsanb bar noseniinOe sauet to Gan9e
til aamp unber iamme DmfGnbisbeSer
% meb famine Rub. Sntet &Ompani,
&ssiment eller Brigade bar nosenIinbe
uaret to @anse ! famine Sitting. Gn
Wsano tan bore meset Taper / ct Stag
% nleset frp9tastis | BET nGite. Sans
leasQlige % nnnheli9eL Gilltanb bar
nec s en- bel Del at iise. Gn menig
Soloat fienoer meset bel til belle bans
grigabes Stiaius / en- Scamp. 9eriom
ben bar en- itert Sitting, sr ban mpbis;
er berimpb 5lpiene ubiatte for Gnsreb,
eler er 6orloaret I oaarlt9 5%orfatnlng,
er ban neruss % ansItelis.
Oct ct en- itOr SnOiats, Solbaten
ipiaer ON | Slaset. Sinber ban, fan
ban iaa lepe til nalte slas. 9abcr
ban, - faar ban en- Sten til SOpebs
puoe paa Ell national @rapplaos. 9i
oil Der meDbele ct Bar Grfarinscr, %
Stpritebelen Of Soloatcrne bar pplepet
bet Canine % baut DC iamme Sglelier.
S bet fsrite Slas peb 9ul Stun
panot Dor 8risabe mer o9 nler Serren
| no9le Elmer. Sette | 5prbinbelle
meo ct Tibet Ranbeialo sioroe ps mo-
oi9e. Sa bet bar baarbt for Oificererne
at bOlbe Os tilba9e. Suer Manb bar
fait % beitemt, Ds bOiltetiombelit &Om~
pani al ps tanbe bape ansrebet ct belt
&e9iment. &Gbielen baube srebet 9us
timber, fsr ben naaeoe os, % Silbases
to9et bupoe saaet for fig i to elmer, fer
pi tit gtps ON bet. &i bar netop fer
bl9e til at saa paa, oa Npbeben naaebe
os. Sem Minuter efter bar bper eneIte
Ianb ~mubfaloen. 81 Minlter efter
ineg Menb, bpis Iniister bar ip9rtet
at aruotrssen, Jig no af &Gfferne, iurat
tumme til Sastruppen. 5emten Miuilz
ter efter tunbe ct ballot &pmpani al &es
beliuloater jaset belle Dor Brigade paa
5lust iOm en- anben Saueilut. Seq iaa
WGnb srGbe ipm Born. Seq iaa
andre fi9loe oper belle &roppen, iaa be
life funbe ltaa. geb bper np Reloins
porte &9olelsfDlelien % tilllut sao man
en- sOo Dag ! Stultbeb Os sgresiSlelie,
bet blep en- eneite flor 5lust, bpori bper
Ranb iprans for 2ipet. Snsen gap
fig 9io til at tanfe fig libt ON. Snsen
brDbOe fig, ON bans &amerat bar foran
eller - tilba9e. 8ette falbte man
Seisbeb; men Seisbeb bar bet life. Oct
nar en- pauiif Sfret, = &ens &abs
iel - nOset ianbielpit fOrfGrbelist.
Iuset, iom sriber Dc taprelte M9no os
aigr Dem til 8Drn.
S 5rcbcridsbur9s @aOer iaa ies
Unions Splbater fDre fine Geparer al |
9lIten, ba DC ltob gnii9t til s(uiist meb
5ienben. Wan9e al Dem falOt lfj9ls
Uenbe, itenncnOe O9 bplenoe neo paa lit
gtnii9t. s bette SiliGlbe Iaa nenlis
ale WanO, at an9re6 bar aloeles baabs
loft. Sper folte, at ban blcu trGnst
fremab, forat Ifpbes neo. Der bar ins
gen milig Mtaaoc at nnbIlippe paa, fsrs
eno 2injerne traf Jig tilba9e. Ge6els
ioloaterue berimub, ium bar polteret
bag Ell Stenmur peo SObsn al Mnpre's
Sin, mOreOe fig % rG9te pg bar / oct
beoite Suutgr, fOrpi be felte fig fire
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

8 aarst 1916 bapbe be to GugIGnOere Saptsin
gutep os grOfesior Smitb faast SpOrug al JIsgies
rinsen at rsiie cpao ben paIoise sonSo ira 0ianSirsen
al. gaubfalbene bau6s bemmet ReiieH; bet ferite par
be bog nieo msssn Mois tcmuet forbi, men bet auoet
bau6e iat en- Chopper for berss gOvsitptte; DC baUOs oa
siOrt en- 9ieHe paa 20 UiI. SaaIeOes %betesneOe bette
= bet unbet Sansalas Sab = GrGaien*) for, bUab
man pibite ON neOrs &onso.
Bar nu euaIabu euer 9~iDinsitOue aOrsO2 Same
ron bap6s trOet at tunne p~auitaa bet mso Sitterbso, Os
Stanlsp par ~tsmmeIis ~tiIbsieIis til a; sius BAN Ret, bd
ian iaa ben maieitatiite Strsm for fig.
Sra Riunspe iuOtiI Gudegs iiernste Puntt Uiite
enSuu ale Barter ct bIan,t Sum. Bar bet maaite bes
i%fG0rst StanIep at flute fauns iprsSe IiSt egs Ouer bette
bsmmsIigbebsiuIoe Msrte2
StanIep iuO Der ~tantsiuIb paa Wattsa os isste sfs
tsr, poa bpao Raace ban tunb iatte bette Stso ! 6ors
. 3bi heller lie aaptsiH Burton bapSs 'aHust pasies bette
Banbialb 1868.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
g. Hesselroths
lDbs % 2eners
PILLER.

Hesselroth's Blood & Liver Pills.
.saranterss at life inoeboIbe ben miubfte
Del Rpiijplu. erer 8lp-S alte. men ere ube.
tuiieuoe tilbereSeoe Of iraftise % Iesenoe
gnner | 8lanteriset. Eisie Biner aubefa,
les | SerbeIesbeo for fslsenoe Eismsb:
y Com aHoringsminneI, boor 8 til 4
Biler | Mlminoeliabeo gipr COB Birtniua;
I baaroere StlfRioe ulod man tdae @. syor
trsuiit 5oritoppelie tases fsrft 8, berefter Q
til 4 boerauoen Gfteu.
p aor eeberen. Sor at renie % ftprte
leperen c9 belle Sbitemet; for at beforore
8aloea', cRorin9eu liant lette Joropieiien
2Bt ! brer Aften.
Sor glooet. Raar 1 a Q Biner taaes
er aforgen | noaen Sio, bile be biora9e
.lrtiomt til Gfionorina % 5iernelie al al
Sla9s Sp9eIiSbeo os ttreuligbe6 | Blooet,
irembrinse en- iuuo gtrfulation Of fa.rme
iamt giue Snoen en- friit o. rem Garce.
~ Sor Ratarr5 % 6%obsopine, Der tom.
nter al 6aarlia Niaue o9 urent Blob, tdges
Ell iisrre Bcrtion "A til 81.
81 Nor Trnsntimmtrinst ,n,rre idges Z
~ Yiler bucr Morgen, bpiltet trembrtngs'
n fuIoitRnois &egulerins al Spitemet.
O. FOR ilotlugteHDe aanoe o. bite
Smog I WunoeH, inmt uaar Sungen er be
a9t meo 9rls.sRt Slim, tages 4 a o bile
oeo Seusetio.
y Sor SorfioleIie % 6asbto taaes e.
Mo Yortiou al Silerue Deb SeEgetto.
8-5OrIuns SesielrOtbs BLOB os 2epsr'
Jiler os tag iusen andre.
6sis Serts apotbefsr lite bar benz, iao
'eno $1.00 til mig oirette; ies itaI oa mec
omaaaenoe Boit portOfrit tilieube Dem 8
lGiter.
2anrence SeSielrptb,
g%Iamineret apotbeier,
107 @. Gsitaso absnus, @titaso, 80.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

iiinss laa tilbass boilieniombelf Gtsrie.
Gn al BEN f%ortalis mig, at ban, siterat
bape iasct eists paa 10 fcrifeaise
@anb % aHS. ueO bssr emeIfe en- af
benz, Of pur ReSliSsubeb unSloS at
ifpSe paa bisie mennspelise stiper, Der
bleo trrust frem iOrut msOs fin 3sb.
IeS Walpern SiG laa NIT aeaiment
! ct tsrt Glpsfeie psS Gpben al en- Sor,
bsinina, Der banner ct naturlist grplto
born, % iom fiarmeSe us Iaa sobt, at
ri hun bapoe nosle iaa 0sbe % Saa,
reoe. 9a RebeliOloatcrne itprmsoe ben,
oper Warterne mob Os, ipntes pi naIteu
Spno / benz. 8i icnbte benz 9sb o.
GoelGgselic noen at uoi9tte % Ielp for
nosen Gare, os al 5 Rebsliplbater, Der
! jim 5Oruirrins Lob iub i bore RGtter,
srab us bulfebe be 8 iom 8srn. Del
par life 5eisbeo; men 8Gbisl. Snsen
listing pilbe babe label fig bepGse til
at mari6ere oper biue Rarter miot i
Gniistet paa ben irg8teligite aanOrts %
@epRrilh.
Deb Cob Sarbpr, eIterat pi bapbs
Ilaaet aft, bpao Der mpote ps paa Dor
Sei %, ba nGiten ale @anb bar OPP
rsmte ODER bort Sslo, bespnbte noale
at tale ON, at &ebeliuloaterne bane.
punSet inb paa SaStrOppen. 8 ct Mu
latte 1000 Ranb aiite0 iOm en- 5loi
-Sfplesutter, np9le- taiteheL enhna Tine
@euGrer, % be andre Soloaters Spot
bapoe insen girfnitg paa benz, isrenb
Sfreffen fl 9ip til OF lasse fig.
geb Gettysburg foo nit Resiment /
2p at Ell Stenmur, o9 Ri pibite, at Ri
bapoe en- filter Sitting. 8i baabeoe
paa Sturul, Og, od ben tuHI, oar ufe
Manb rOlia, beitemt O9 t~iliosinlb. Gn
Glare Sanger bleu iGrt iOrbi os paa fin
Sci til Sastroppen, % ie9 lasbe Marte
til, at mango 9rGo, % at ale bar bsb4
blese. Seq bar feet be bebite Solbater
% be siapeite Slau8tiGmper pinbe llbs
m9rfelie ! ct alag, men ta9e 8enene fat
/ bet n9ite. Seq iaa Ell Setunoloits
nant n9iten meb @rnnb trDgte ON at
fda anfsre ct StOrman9reb peo anties
tain, ug atttsepet futot ban peo Quantity
/ en- @rsft pg lob, Tom pm ban bar iaas
ret, bare forat faa bore / 8a9trOppen
unoer In9rebet. &ujoner 9aar alori9
/ ari9. Suis DC traffcr til at fOmme
ino / &Gfferne, {. Gr. ueO ubIfriouing,
laa enten remmer De, eller O9iaa tar De
tit e9et 2ip. Oct er FIN tapre MRub,
lpm tor mSoe bet fGle llbpre paa Stamp
plabien, os, nait eiter 5ienben, er bans
parite rlpen ben fOriGroeli9e &Goiel,
Der sriber bam li9eiOm en- Sober elIer
en- &uloespsning, % iOm ban life ueb fig
anbeu &aab impb END at fomnte fla
unbat inbtil ban after blir Serre ooer
fig ielu us taaler of bpre bisie 9sbens
bpislenoe Sub.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
6idjcn, y. Tai.

eidicn, y. TAI.
eidfon q en- tripeIis libsn -guEnsR'
ylaSs, Der Iisser 10 Nals | spS for Jarso.
" bar ct 3rp GOODS GtOrs, ct SarsRare,
Ct Furniture, en- Heftaurant, to 8ladimitb
sbops, It Sctel ct Builder chop, en- Gum.
Der garo % to elevators.
Soeeen CAB Tibet robptte forIeSea Var
men griierne bor prret iaa nresei bsiere,
lao 5armerne ilarsr is sost.
Jolfet Der cmirins ilassos ODER, at bet
blso Tor tsrt, men M tar ri faast Rssz iaa
Speoen roiser ip9rt fort.
Dor tro cs niSiirre grat Roecr Bins.
mes, bapoe ben Sors at MITE fin lille "gabps
Tor tort lib iioen Osioa Sobu o. gpe MATTE
friite iamns Slabns 6. u gps.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Mpe, Miitfl.

gn COB Willing Der fan pi fanIfe babe
Saab ON, oa pi efter en- lang Tsrfe, enbelis
bar facet &e8u.
GARNER alliance" brioes iuGrt neset her
/ pitre Noe. Der ienoes eIter en- bel 9el
Sarer, ps bpao iom bebpoes til 5armins.
2ftre Ntoe bar en- COB San9forenius; ben
bar MI iaaet en- Del upe Bsser, iom ben Ital
tnbspe | CONNER. Sen bar re9elmGsiigt
Rpbe to @onse ON llsen, % ben sjsr fore
Sremifriot. Yet Ct en- COB Ting for ling
bommen Of fpr,inc iammsn % spe fla /
Gang; Der fau uilt life nGr nogen bsore glos
ipreoele for unsbonmen, % tiIi9e or bet
osiaa npttist.
17oe 0fai lc,rcoes / Gr~ritssaarben, nen
Ri fit iaaonut ct GaeUcir, at bet poela9oe
me8et aT Morpen. 9aitor pore bolbt en-
Gale for 9asen, % ben bar til flor Spmunt'
ring. @oe Sansfpreuius gap nosle uorite
Natiunalianse tilbeoite.
en- Sarmergnt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Sen alminoelige globigle er e

Sen a~lminbelige 9lobigle CT en-
paalibelis 8eirprOfet. Raar bet bliuer
parmt 8eir, lisser Sslen rolis ipirals
furmet iammenrullet paa Bunben al
@lasiet, mob 8esn frDber ben op 90
GlaSiet iaa bsit ben fan TONNE ps bols
Der fig Der, inbtil Resnet er Oper. MOb
Sturm bepeser Sslen fig burtis runbt.
Wob StOrm us lloeir meb Resn os
9urben frDber Sslen, aft ct Bar 9ase
iurinben, up unoer 2aaset os sisr al
% til t~rampastise Sepaselier. 8eit
bolber man Sslen ! ct fort Splteslas
% fplber trn @lasiet Z fulbt. Man
pperbinbsr meb tpnbt 2inneb. On
Summeren ntaa man fornpe 8anbet /
Gang u9eutlis, ON 8interen buer 14be
Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
262
262
"I2in Sen, buaO sr bet for @isnitanbe, buOrmeo
De oar intytfet 8erss 8~p9abe2"

"Min Sen, bpaO sr Bet for Gisnitanbe, buormso
3s bar imytfet Serss Bp9abe2"
San iuareOe: "gliuma. "*)
"giama? giama at buao7~
AGiama fra SfOuen."
"6ra Sfuusn2 of 5uaS grt ct ba oerne Nianla
fra Stouen?
"6an er on,trent iua flor Iom @utten Der, " iasrs
Ssuoinscn os peste paa StanIsps gaabenbGrsr WRas
bruti, iOm maaIte IL 81. "9an saar upreit iOm ct
Msnnefte, os lpber ~omfrins meb Ell Stof, buormeb ban
1aar 9rGsrns Stopen os gior en- frpsteis EARN.
Riamasrne ipier pore Yananer, os ri sipr Sast paa
benz, brGber benz os fpiier ben."
"Smaser De sobt2"
"Uaeset sobt!" iuarebe SOuSinsen Iesnoe.
"gilbe bu M ipiie en-, bps Su bauSe en- ber?"
"@anife pif. 9pOrfOr ftuISe peI en- gianO fOr'
imaa en- SisSret?"
"gOSt, iaa ie ensans Der. Ser bar leg bunSreSe
aauris. Gag bine 5OIt meO big, fang en- Os bring ben
Der Zen til mig, Ieusnbe elsr bpO. Seq oil blot bape
bsns SOpsS os Sfinbst, aisOst fan bu bebOISe."
Sspbinsen LOB inb efter ct Stptte Stinb ai en-
SOfr; bet par msrtssraat YunSen, 9aarene, Tom ur
uI en- Connie lanss, par Ipiei Spioiens, MiStsn git en-
mssst mort Stribs paa Ianss, iom r~narfsrsSs Hpsrapen.
SspSinssn % bans 5olt tom mart tibase; be
bause life bapt SastIptte bag; men, bDis STANLEY pilSs
pcuts ct Yar Gage ifuIbs ban iatte en- 6aISs Op TOR
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Greenfield 9pwnybip, gruwn co, 9. o

Greenfield 9ppnibip, Sropn co, .. 9af.
Ser er baaroe Stoer, % oct er Srtet at
utoreS poer, ba Ri iioltc 8pIt baope ct iulos
ItGnoi9t uaar. Ser er i!fc iaa rorite Gstts
lere, men DC Ieuer ipreot ira tpcrauorc. &or
nGrmete Iartco8plaos ct 5reocfit. % Der
bar ri bort BOT Office. gn @icui8bce er
.organiicret nleb omtrent 20 N%ieolemmer; Der
er guostieneite en- Gang on Maaueoen.
9aitpr s. 3. Soaleitucn er YrGIt, % 9oot
lit. On 6armer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
8attIou, Chippewa Co., Naiun.

g min So~rreiponoance fra &attiou (Po.
35 nf ~goiten") er inofommet no8le Sell;
GaItor StorIie bar lille 0Gret TrEIt / MOn'
tepiOeO, men / 8attion bar ban crganiicret
% betient Ell Mrni9beS. Na or ban ilDttet
oerfra, % Den GntimisiouriTtc @eriabeo be-
tieues for 9ioeu af TaitOr SalUeion fra
Rilan. 8 @attiou bar gntis Misioarierue
uuoer Spfprelie en- Sirte.
u. Sunberion.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

Ser CT I'LL mleset fac af bore 2anOss
m9nb, iom life bar bsrt Gale ON Or.
geter8 "&urito". Den aniees for at
bore ben beOIte Repicin, Der ~nOgeniiuOe
bar pGret fienot for &eusnins al
Blp0et.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
264
Srettenoe 6apitel.
1854
9th sippu.gib btb QipnafOnt.

Saptein 8udeps iinnsfs guntt. - S9uurieH uso 6IOObreOs
ben. - 3tppus9its 2Gusfelir. - 'llb-iul ub-iu-
iu!"-9s SHOisbtss SorrGbGi. - gIanbt geniaerus.
- @UPoosr, 0Giambis!" = Surialost uo Ruff. -
eanbaiosltnssns Sti1bns.-StrbmbuirUslsn uso utasia.
- Uianwa SsrGs ulpbisbso. - 6au9ne 8iIoe. On
9rommss aonisrt. - s Son6u. gSatpasn. Strsnls
fuset. = st tangent SanSelsieitob. = Gar BORT /
3reo!"
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

Sfalbetbeb ital eiter be npeite I'm
b~eriSselier | be fleite 9ili9lOs itriOe ia
fra Spsbomme | 6orSsistieSer8a#erHs,
Raar en- Manb miiter Saaret for tiolis.
fGn man barre Omtreut filter pon, at ban
bar Ell baarlig Wape.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Sen %iaafalote "Sretten.Glub"

9onbOu, iOm bar bannet fig iOr at MOB
arbeioe ben Ooertro, Der briueS meo
Salet 10, bOlot iornDli9 jim f6rite Ban
fet, ba ben M bar b%eItaaet / ct aar.
@iaIterne, 1O4 Gal, ipilte peb minbre
Yorbe, Is oeo boert 8oro.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
2orreiponbamce.

s,rsf,snssnsu ulm Hsrn % Hbrfsi, taass TIE nlnS-
n BENIGN III. u SIir ifs ensans si,nnsrIsfs si yts
s~sfisurn. Rspnst pfl lite tlist sf,niIisaiert. nshs
aisiu s~hisnrenst ksrsiyouseni pnfu BET, men Res
h~sfttsnrn mas kass Rapnst % htrd}en
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Dill fra Minneapolis & St. Saul.

gnO Faublaaoi9s Gaminu SAT- uusr Sommr,n
cuo $50 neiSst h5 Hgt Siam ! Worrtiou Co.,
Gotlftt burbs p1T, mls gGtnnii ist SfoukHi % Sorbs
sarstHs soot BtiaHsussb. On ter Ta Al ssm tr
aatrSbs tofai fs paa saHest. pnnsgsb.iHapetf al K.
n. Ties % EufHetg Cords gts @ sI,sEs ir,n, uHbr
Stnitfr "a bon brGst u,9,t aoos EriisI yaHsflsBernt
ar f~aai,oss 6agi It ssSt "a ffiui y .uiraGttiss. ssbsr
titni not ff az Hars n9iis AibsialtHs gaa gene,t. Iaas
p,tism eHsrt u5stttT. W Hd, paa Esrisi al siEs e3
ttaafnesbta al
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

Rgrss o. &plimtritr, RasumIiisms { Wulnsrus
S<A Itnbrss paa At RiuRt uso bet btrsmtt "Gutitura"
" antis gatu Blaher. Is Gents. (3)
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

ER- SBrus Dub % Soptobuo unIts o. iorItgns I'll
g mes pt6 ~Guticura Goup". Ni
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
90.

nor Sanoasent, Sr. 8. 2aaoabL
or Drer Sag at tr2ffe | Sittls Sale.
Gan oil neoioige ale SanOiegerc
uo 90 ptie efr ont paa SduDet irit
90 oil efter be0fte Gpne biitaa oem
meo at cpsaa @rGnieiinisrue.
A. II. OHNSON&CO
Cor Bird & sibley SIS. ST. PAUL. MI en-
slae Srepe beipareS nosn cnboto,
1915. Jaa q. ~ Pl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-18
LIKE THE PRoDIGAL OF OLD.
How an Englishman Who Had Lived
in Dakota AStonished His Kinfolk.
Ll-l,ra, Aha hic1r.r "a ILorl,Id

How an Englishman Who Had Lived
in Dakota Astonished His Kinfolk.
From the Chicago Herald.
A prominent young Engfishman relates
the curious embarrassment he suffered upon
his first visit home. When he came to this
country be was led to go to Dakota and try
farming. As farmer he was a success as
long as the money he brought from the old
country lasted. At lenZta his desire for
one of Albion's fogs-someth;ng he could
not beg, buy, borrow or steal in Dakota
became SO strong that he started hastily for
the tight little island. So hastily, indeed,
it wasn't until he reached Chicago
and noticed a general stare that be
realized that red flannel shirt, blue
overalls, cowhide boots, and big gray hat did
not form very good travelling outfit. He
invested in a cheap ready-made suit, all he
could stand in his depleted financi i con-
dition, and, packing his cast-off clothing
and one extra boiled shirt in small grip,
pursued his way homeward. Like the
pro6igal son, he was seen afar off, I an
elder brother met him at the station with a
carriage, coachman, and ct ceteras. Mind
full of the numerous trunks which departed
with the young man on his journey TO the
new world, the coachman saluted his mas
ter and inquired:
show about the luggage"
As an answer the arrival pointed to the
small sache The horror-stricken turnkey
approached it, picked it up gingerly, wheo,
unfortunately, the catch unfastened and its
striking ntents appeared.
The death of a servitor of many years
devotion from heart disease marred the
festivities which marked the young mans
return, and never again will he venture to
invade his ancestral home without trunks
enough for theatrical company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-18

At the trial. which soon after occurred here
IN the circuit court, Joe Greer was cleared,
while Buck was sent to the penitentiar.T
for two years. Mrs. Parrott. securing a
separate trial and change Of venue to the
owen circuit court, was acquitted. The
mother and James Brown moved to Miami
county, where they resided until their
deaths. James died some years ago. The
mother, however, on her deathbed recently
told her daughter in detail the account of
one of the most bloodcurdling murders that
has ever occurred in this part of the
country.
THE TRUE STORY OF THE CRIME.
She says that after retiring with her hus-
band she stealthily crep5 out of bed and
secured large monkey wrench. with which
she struck him on the temple and daze
him. She thou hit him dead, but he soon
rallied, and, jumping W, succeeded in get
ting the wrench from her. and dealt her a
blow on the ear and another on her head,
when her sons. Buck aud James, rushed in
with an xand hacked their father to pieces,
cutting the top of his head off. This secret
and heartrending confession of the dying
mother has Just been disclosed by the
daughter to W. R Harri on of this city.
one of the attorneys for the state
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MURDER WILL OUT.

The True Story of a Crime Committed
Eleven Years Ago Just Disclosed.
Murtinsuilte (I1td.) Special to Cincinnati En-
Qutrer.
On the night of Jan. 80, 1879, j. w.
Brown, a wealthy farmer of Morgan
county, was most brutality murdered while
in bed with his wife. Mr. Brown was very
grasping in a financial way, working
hard and accommodating a great deal of
money. Brown, with his two sons, had
taken a load of produce to Indianapolis on
the day of the murder. They returned
about 10 o'clock at night, and Nj. Brown
had the proceeds of the sale in his pocket
book.
About midnight his boys up stairs were
awakened by terrified calling Of their
mother, and they FASTENED down with lamp
in hand to find their father weltering in his
life's blood, his head beaten into a jelly, and
gaping wounds all over his body. She said
she had boon awakened with violent
aching of her head and her ear, and upon
her calling to their father he had not
answered. The light revealed to her eight
frightened children that their father had
been fairly pummeled to death, and that
their mother was severely injured on the
head and ear.
A CONFESSION AND ARREST.
n cptCldl SIdDQ Jul III UuO Soui % VI tlLiC
was called to investigate the murder. An
Indictment was returned against Mrs. Lou
Parrott, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, her brother Willard, generally
known as Buck and Joe Greer, son-in-
law. Mrs. Parrott had frequently had
trouble with her parents. She had left her
husband several years before, but had not
resided at home for the previous three years
she was at home, however, the night OF
the murder
She left short time after the murder
and went to Indianapolis, where she was
rearrested about the middle of May in a
mouse of questionable character on the
strength of a voluminous confession made by
BUCK" duplicating Mrs. Parrott aud Joe
dreer as the principals in the murder.
Buck was very illiterate. not being able
10 read or write. His information was placed
In writing, and sworn to Nav II before JUS
tlce of the Peace William Y. Pratt Of this
city, and was to the effect that Mrs. Lou
farrott and Joe Greer had approached him
on the subject of killing their father and
mother IN order to secure division OF the
estate.
He said he stood guard looking through a
ransom while Mrs. PARROT approached the
sleeping father and mother and applied q
c4oth saturated with chloroform to their
noses. This was repeated once or twice,
When she stepped to another room and soon
reappeared with Joe Greer at her side, with
monkey wrench in her hand. She seized
Her mother by the throat, while Joe dealt his
rather heavy blow on the head and struck
MS mother four times. Joe took Mr.. Browns
Pqcketbook from under the pillows, and, with
MRS. Parrott, divided the money, and then
leIt the house for his home. II kept things to
myself because / was afraid Louisa would
XII me-" The foregoing is substantially the
same as that sworn to by Buck, copy of
which is still on record here.
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GEORGIA THRIFT.

AT Macon four street railway companies
wish to use the same streets.
new loan and investment company has
been organized in Valdosta. The capital
stock is to be $500, 000 to be paid in monthly
and by-assessments, as may be required.
The Southern Bank of Savannah has
bonght for 100l5 the new thirty year 6 per
cent bonds issued by the city Of Milledge-
Vile to aid the Girls Normal and Industrial
school.
The city council. at a special nesting
held on Friday night last, voted unani-
mouslv to put in an electric light plant in
Valdosta, provided a desirable contract can
be made
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DRY GOODS.

/
SPECIAI EIKsTEN co continue their sale this week Many
Dress Goods and FOunings
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MEMS CLOTHING
knowledge is Power.

The ignorant man is led by
the nose by those who devise
cunning and plausible state
ments.
The wise man is led BY HIS
KNOWS, and cannot be caught
by clap.trap and big prom
iSeS.
We do not do business on
the brag plan, but appeal to
the judgment of buyers.
We invite comparison in
every PARTICULAR of our
goods with any on the market,
content to abide the verdict
of discriminating buyers.
We offer as bargains this
week:
Chlldren's Knee Pants at l8c
Children's Knee Pants at 18c
Children's Knee Pants at I8c
Balbriggan Undershirts at 40c
Balbriggan Undershirts at 4oc
Balbriggan Undershirts at 4Oc
Which the man who sees
Will surely seize.
Appel & SClaQl,
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
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TIE eight hour plan is right: That gives a
man eight hours for work. eight hours for sleep,
and eigbt hours in which to ciamor for six
hours as o working day.-Daltas SaTIdTfctL
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Soon we'll marry,
Never to part,
Little Annie Rooney,
Is my sweetheart.

And the officers made no effort to check
the laugh that went round. The end of the
whole matter was that, after Judge Gold
fogle had denied Lawyer Sarasohn's motion
to dismiss the case, week was granted for
the submission of briefs, and decision was
reserved