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Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
A BOSTON HOTEL
The Scene of Sensational Midday
Robbery.

The Scene of Sensational Midday
Robbery.
Boston, March 20.-There was a SEN
sational story behind an advertisement
in the papers offering reward of $50 for
the arrest and conviction of burglar
1t appeared upon investigation that a
day or two ago, at noon, the aged wife
of w. A, Bassett, leading cigar dealer
at the west end. answered ring at the
door of her suite of rooms in the Hotel
Sumner, OH Carver street, only stones
throw from the Boston a..d Providence
railroad.
When she opened tie door she saw
standing outside strange man, who
quickly pushed her back into her apart
ment. She screamed for help once, but
before size could utter another cry the
man placed handkerchief, which was
saturated with chlorufurm, to her face.
He then threw her to the floor and in
serted gag-a handkerchief tied in
three knots in the center-in her mouth.
The purpose of the assault was rob-
berry, but tile ruffiian got nothing, having
evidently been frightened away. Mrs.
Bassett has good deal Of money in her
possession, but the man, in his hurry,
did not. discover it.
When Mrs. Bassett recovered her
senses she called i'll neighbor, who re-
moved he gag.
The handkerchief which was used as a
gag is at the police station. A small
bottle which smells of chloroform is also
there. This WAS found outside Mrs.
Bassett's door. The handkerchief was
woman's. The police has no clue to the
would-be thief.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

Thursdays dispatches announced
the following concerning one of our
leading educational institutions:
Ground was broken for the theolo-
gical hall at Fisk University tn S
morning. The exercises began at
$40 O'Clock in the chapel ofthe uni
versity with devotional exercises, A
briet statement concerning Theolo1
gical Hall was made. The students
and visitors marched in body to the
site Of the new building. Represen
tatives Of the faculty and literary So
cieties removed the earth, and the
exercises were closed with the doxol-
ogy:
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
They Were Aggressive.

SPRINGFIELD, O., March 20.-A color
ed gang Of toughs, residing on the hill
in the worst quarter Of The city, banded
together and trie to mob the whites of
the same quarter. During the afternoon,
the whites were compelled to take refuge
in saloon, while the blacks stood on
the outside With razors and revolvers in
their hands. The police dispersed the
gang, but have been kept busy at night
scrapes occurred between unknown par
ties. Wni. Underwood and VIM. John
son, leaders Of the blacks, have been
arrested
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
MONEY MAKING DUKES.
Revelations III Pleasing to the Re enper-
ance Element in England.

Revelations III Pleasing to the Temper
ance Element in England.
LONDON, March 20.-A blue book is
sued BY the government, discloses the
fact that 152 peers Of the realm are the
owners Of places i'll which intoxicating
drinks are sold. The number Of drink
shops owned by these peers is 1889.
The list is headed by the Earl of Derby,
who, the blue book shows, is the owner
Of seventytwo drinking places. Next
comes the Duke of Bedford with forty
eight drinking shops to his credit. Then
comes the Duke of Devonshire with
forty-seven, followed by the Earl of
Cawdor with thirty-nine, the Duke of
Rutland with thirty seven. the Earl of
Dudley with thirtyfive, the Duke of
Northumberland with thirty-four, and
the Duke Of Portland with thirty two.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
CARD.
The State Teachers ASsoCia-
ton,

Editors Gazette:
Through you columns | wish to
state.
/. That the State Teachers Asso,
citation will meet in Huntsville on
the Sth prox. The Association is
composed Of more than two hundred
teachers, most of whom are expected
to be in attendance.
2 Having been appointed chair
man of tie committee of entertain
ment, l wish to say, that it is our
policy to give free entertainme t.
as many as possible, and if any
charges must be made to have them
as light as possible. In order to ar
range for this it is necessary that ev-
cry person expecting such entertains
ment should notify the committee
though the chairman at least ten days
before the meeting. Otherwise our
services in providing &c. will not
be efectual.
3. The committee will expect the
hearty and active cooperation Of all
the teachers of Madison County and
of the public generally in endeavor-
ing to make the meeting both pleas.
ant and prof abe for all who may
attend. Your humble servant,
A, w. MCKINNEY.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office al Huntsville, /
Alabama, Marcn 9, 1891 I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make fl nal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Huntsville Ala on
April Fl. 1891,
viz Homestead entry No.16. .27s Charles B. Brewer
for the Southeast quarterof Northeast quarter
East hall, southeast quarter, and Northwest
quarter, Southeast quarter, Section q, Township
South Range East
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz:
George NJ Moon, Garth, Ala: James NJ Price,
Sar.h, Ala; William w Keel Garth, Ala;
George NJ Honea, Garth Ala
VIM. C. WELLS,
5-ifot.colt Register,
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
MAsTlFF5 ARE DANGEROUS.
Three Powerful Brutes Attack a 3fan an.
Intiigt Fatal Injuries.

Three Powerful Brutes Attack a Nan ana
InfiiGt Fatal Injuries.
CLEVELAND, o., March 20-Edward
Stein, who boards with Herman Bringer,
at No $50 Pearl street, will probably die
from the effectsof an attack upon him
by three p powerful English mastiffs.
The dogs are owned by Biringer, and
are confined ;p D back yard, inclosed by
a high baarl fence. Stein vent into the
yard, and the dogs fe'iupon him with
one accord When he was finally rescued
the flesh and muscles of both his arms
were bat Ghareless and quivering masses,
and the flesh at the right hip was
chewed into shreds. There was also sew
eral deep gashes Oh his head and body,
the total number Of distinct wounds
being twenty, He will be cripple for
life il he lives.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
EWkSHED.
The Usual Committee Finds the Califor-
nil, Legislature Clean.

ihe usual com nitIee ElnHs tie Cal1for-
ni;, Legislature Clean.
SACRAMENTO, March 20.-The first
ballot of Wednesday i'll joint session
resulted Estee, &c; Fel54n, "a; johnson,
4; Blanchard, 2.
After some changes had been made,
the ballot was corr cted TO stand Estee,
II; Felton,. 35; johnson. 3; Blanchard,
3; White Demo. ra0, "a; Irish Demo
craD, 1.
After tho close of tie ballot. Felton's
friends demanded an adjournment, and
on call of the roll this VAS carried by a
vote of 62 to 80.
A committee was appointed to investi-
gate the charges Of bribery. ard report
ed that the char ,eS were unfounded.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
In:erlment of Dr. windti,osst.

HANOVER, March 20-The interment
of the remains of Dr.. Ludwig Wind
thorst. late leader of the Catholic party,
took place Wednesday. Present at the
ceremony was large number OF tbs
members of the reichstag. Delegations
from various Catholic associations of
Ri aud cut of Nestphalia were in the
procession which followed tie remains
to tie grave. Bishop Hildeshalm off
ciated
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

The Secretary Of War has issued
an order officially fixing the date Of
the opening Of the war to be on April
Is, 1861, and its close on Aug. ~,
1866.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
ture.-EX.

Morgan county is soon to have great
election on the subject of the removal OF
the county seat. The contest will un-
ouestionably be a spirited one and is
quite calculated to engender bitter local
feelings.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

Mr.. James Findley, while jourA
n ,listic friend. gave me this Trob-
lem: Why do your people spenl SO
much money for balls and loud dress?
| answered in true Yankee style?
Do they?-The Sentinel.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

Why can not our farmers look
around and homestead some of the
valuable rail road lands just ope ned
by the government to settlement? 1t
is great opportunity.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
& Postr flee Robberv,

PARis, Kg., March 20.-When the
.post,,ffice WAS opened Thursday morning
the safe was found blown open and the
contents gore. Tie burglars got 81 900
in money and stamps. Tie registered
mail wss nadi~tarbed.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
COLLEGE. NORMAL. AM .
COMMON SCHOOL
COURS ES,

FIFTY FIVE DOLLARS ssa
wear will cover all expenses of board,
tuition, fuel, light. and furnished
toom. Gentlemen and ladies re-
ceived. Also little boys and glrs
over six years have seperate home;
with separate matrons. Parents ana
guardians who wish good homes ana
an education for their children should
write. Term begins Sept. 29ln'
Send for catalogue to
PRES. j. S. McCULLOCk,
Knoxville, Tenn
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

Observers inquiry as to what the
last legislature did toward improvs
ing our common schools must be an
swered by pointing to the schools
themselves.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
10 !! THE INDIAN
T'is Indian Appropriation Again
a Scapc Goat.
Tie Enormous Amount Beyond
Calculation.

President Harrison and Secretary Noble
both StagSe. e. Good Mathematicians
Even UoaIic to Estimate its volume-a
Cenvenien. burden ior The Wrath OF
L publ:cans.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
Cen. Johason Improving.

WAsHISGToN. March 20.-Gen. john
ston passed good night Wednesday
and all reports during the day indicate
he is steadily improving.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
Kilie | at s.;nedgevisle.

IIED9GvILIE, Ga. March 20.-Mr.
Joaepl II. tucker. prominent farmer
Of this county. was killed l'y Mr. Myrick
Ennis, his brother in-law,
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

The Afro American is bountifully
supplied with good nature. but does
not profoundly study human ma
ture.-Ex.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

Mr.. R. S. Pulley returned yesterday
from New York City, where he had been
to buy his spring and summer stock of
goods.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH 21st. 1891.

Henri Watterson will lecture at the
Opera House Tuesday night, March Oath.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
SHARON COURT.

Meets at Masonic Hall, in Davis
Grove, 1st, d, Friday evenings at
4 o'clock Mrs. Ill, @, Binford, M. A.,
Mrs. Matte l.. Mcdaniel Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

Governor Jones respited Tom Wal
ker who was to have been hanged for
murder at Greensboro 18th inst.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
IMMACULATEs.

Huntsville Lodge No. IA meets
every Friday night at their Hall
Emanuel McCally w. NJ, Walter
Thompson Capt. of ceremonies Sam
Taylor, Sec.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
DIR A. B. SHELBY.

Office and Residence, 800, Ffansi.HU
HUNTSVILLE
Office Hours: 8 to IL am. and 2 to Pr
Calls in town and country VIII ot
promptly attended. kesloen00 :"
office.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
Society Meetings.
MASONIC.

Evening Star Lodge No. 6 second
Monday night of each month, at their
Hall in Davis Grove. III. 9 Bin
ford w. NJ. Charles dendley Sec.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
S NJ. t. no. 1.

1st and 3rd Tuesday nights. Mrs
Lizzie Nelson w. p, Miss Sarah
Scruggs, Sec.
PRINCES HENDERSON TEMPLE NO. AZ.
1st and 3rd, Tuesday nights. Mrs.
G. A. Mcdonald w. F., Miss Erma
Hall, Sec.
UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP.
United Brothers Of Friendship 1st
and 3rd Monday nights. Mingo
Jones, w. NJ, William Bates, Sec.
Queen Estber's court, No. 8, meets 3rd
Mouday nights in each month. Maria
Ward, M. B. @; Emma Leatherwood, w
s: Maria McCalley, Chron.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21

T-ppo Tib has been stricken with par
alysis, his right arm and side being
affected,
Huntsville gazette., 1891-03-21
ODD FELLOWS.

Soring City Lodge No. 276S meets
lst and 9rd Tuesday nights in each
month, John P, Rice, n. G.; I. 5.
Cooper, Sec.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
5or 'Dsesrabsgsitsns
Gr Spepieme til WDtte?

Ger er enonu life fremltaaet no9en
Sismano, Der bar funnel fprtRlle ps,
iii boilfen 3ptte 6pepien blep ifabt,
m~bta0en bet ltuloe pere bet
oOoe peo ben, at ben tan goelpeae
mango ANDRE Staoeopr. 8ette fan bo1
itreust taget life betragtes lom nogeu
Nptte, tbl ale leuenoe 8aiener | benne
8eroen - S~fapeoprcre tuobeiattet -
iises 10 at pere lfabt for at 9iore Nptte,
og bet GOD Rptte. &aigepel fan oi lore
meset al 6ueplen, os bpis ri err ittQet
Iaaleoes, at pi uoen Staoe fan itloers
oens 9iuspaner, bill ben lRre % TO
prRgtise Ting: oens Smiorg for fine
8eru, O9 oens Yadpas ielisbeo for fine
esne ilteoetior andre Soils Nii9rer.
Zen sr en- uomartet Samilieiprieraer,
ioet ben logger pp 6orraao for luuge
5ioer, o9 ben er p9iaa, ION ben belle
Mtenneltebeo oil fiinne bepione, Ell trais
ti9 os uobpIbsube 5oriuarer mpo 5rem-
meoes Gnsreb poa oens !6iem easr
Samilie.
Soepien itanr puermaaoe bpit | 8pas
uInsstunIt, bsus Suie buerten imulorer
ben eaer faloer iammen, unotageu nas
turlispis at Wenueifene eIer Ell anoen
itartere 0tast tilf9loi9pis llaar benz /
Stpttsr. 3iolis paa 5oriummeren bpss
ger Spspien tit &soe. Den laper bet
at ct Stpi iom nan MI for sauite nplis
bar opousst at p9re ct al be melt liops
ilioelise Stofis, Der Tan toale enbos bet
it9rteite Glib, - Gapir lapet af ire.
fibrer. Sum en- auoen ptouomif Sus.
bploer, Der tisnosr til lllemperne peb
at bape Melemmnno % a%outrnttprer,
leperer ban beripr ielu BET 1rRpirte,
lom ban tr9user, ps ban b~snrbeioer
berpaa 9raibrerue meo line Siater o.
tpsssr benz pp til en- @rsb eller 9eia,
Der ieusre blipsr baarot Yapir. Den
alminoelise Samp : Speps laper line
Gslsr al Serb, iom ben oits iaiter til
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
st Scorag bragt for 9agcn,
Der er Blot Ell StDugbton 8ogn.
Sac Dem life blipe bolot for Var

I'll "8ecorab s8oIten"s 2aiere! -
Snuiom bet er brn9t iii Dor &unoffab,
at 9r. Z. q. MnnOt, bois Sp8ne MI /
2 Nar bar pRret iabrltercoe paa ct nnoet
Steo, bar funoet oct nsopeuoi9t for of
inn ben ino / Sauoelen at merte benz
mcc touebton, 8is, paa 8o9ntasien
oa 8aqnrlen, guiter ri, for at bore tals
riee 5orbanolere os 8jsbere, ium life
tieroer til Sasen, Itul fua iulo % grei
BeIfeb, at nncerrette Dem pifentli9 ON,
at or. Z. @. Maubt life bar bet Rin'
aeite at 9jsre msO Z. g. Wanot M.f.s.
go. eaer S~tuugbtOn 8agon Co., iUm
bort &ompapi III fables; beler life bar
Tan / be iiOite 2 Gar bait 0uset at gisre
meo bette; be to iioIte Gnr, ban bar
f. Dttet iii oct, bapbe ban be1er life
npsen attn 6orbinoelle oermeb, ba
nemlig | bisie 2 Nnr &ompaniets 6prs
refining p9 9eoning ItDreoes % funtrOls
lereoes al Ell e~recutip &pmite aiennem
&pmpdniets G~mbeoSmRno, oa De lores
gaaeuoe glor8 6Orretuin9s @rfarin9
aloeles paata9eli9 baoOe bepiit, at oct
par tlpseit at iorOele Og anbetro Wpns
oisbecen til fOritjelise 8erioner.
SnpfiBb al nasNfnterialier la9oes i
S9nberne paa SetretGren, meo Srbre
iii life at laoe be ~ioresaaenbe Mars
0~tissreb sientuse fig. Selpe 6abritas
tipnen pperlobe8 III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Seitprelle meo ben Suitrur,, at ban
itulOe iamtpfte / 6Drbeorineer, boa life
iualebe8, at ben alminoelige regulRre
6%prretntu9 ocrpeo leO no9eu Sfaoe pip,
pip. 8ettc bar for Ell tor 9el 8rms
Den til hans &e'i9nation. 6ans 8oon
fabriieres life / Stougbtou, @is., men
for BAN al ct MT 8osns9 ompani / Gam
ting, Nlih., ug for builtet ban optrroer
lom Sober.
8i pil UOerlaoe BET til 2nlerens e9et
Stjen, ON oct er ap9en 6oroel peo at
tjsbe en- 9Ogu iatriteret for Ell SOb6er,
iremiOr at tigbe en-, Der liseirem %
oirette er fabriteret for Sanbelsu.
Stougbton 8a0Un Company CT / tit
6lo9s 2lmerifa ben eneite fore Sns
iiitittiOn, iom peieutlis eies us funtrol.
leres at Stanoinuuer, og ben anpsnoer
en- 8apitdl at $4,000 8oaars, ipruoen
bpab improvements freezer, en- Sum,
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
ON 5oberets SnbHabelis paa 6ua,

DIN 5oberets SnbHpbelIs paa 5rg'
lenes 5aroe. &sbe 8anariiu9le er M
lite lanser nosen Sjelbenbeb. 4qereoe
for Is Iar iicen bespnots Gnslanoerre
oeo 6obrins meo G%apennepeber oeurs
"5urpninsspruces". SOrte 8uriuals
bllr MI mere % mere pan Woben / 10
lanbet, os oa beune 5arpeforanbrins pad
tntet Bis tommer 6uslen til Sfaoe, iaa
ct Bar Orb beroml vi pore nurIfe GUS
Iisle esner alene Stiaitien, Siiiten,
&sotoppene, Sriifen, 9ompapen ps til
bells &orsnebbet fig for en- Ousrsaug l
Sort. Setinselien for ct belbist Rtiul'
tat er, at man peo Salbinsstioens Be
spuoelle siper benz alene 6ampeirs (ferf
goo Sare) | Bespnbelien tiliat meo liot
Salatirs. s Reseleu uil 5uslen oa
2Dbet at 5aloinsen antass en- iOoel
5arpe, Der | 8interens 9sb - itaolg
peo ueelnfteuoe SCORING meb Samp
oil saa ODER til Ell oaffer blantlOrt.
Sampefrs er en- 9eliiatesie for ale
bore Jinfearter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Jor "Dteorabsgotsu.-
0amie R4ieborn.

Oct err OOermaabe interesiant at 4
De Stleoer fra Ell lGugit ioripunbeu
8io, boilte @eolO9erne ppruller for ror
6antaii. Si ier, at Der en9ans moo
babe peret en- 9ib, ba 8olarsG guenes
Slomiterri9oom bar liseiaa alimrenot
pg man9eartet Tom 2ropernes mn 70,
Sioen.
De fosiile 2%epninser af bisIe 9amle
5orfner, Der, sjemt lanst neoe 8unben
paa 8lipperne, fsrer os fanIfe 9uIiuber
az Iar tilbase | 8erbens Siitorie, oa
piier os flarlis, bpilte ubpre 8epplutip.
ner Dor Serbs OperHabe mao bape aien-
nem9aaet, iiben De fsrite 9pr % be
forite Blanter fom til Spne.
Spem pilbe MI for @rempel tenfe paa
at msoe ct Raieborn M ON 8asen oppe
paa bet norbpeitlise ganabas Yrarier,
itaturlispis omfram ct muliat umitrei.
tenos Gremplar fra ct reiienbe Menaaeri.
Miseuel bar Der en- Sang 9ioen,
iislse be npeite Opbaselier, paret en-
Stabnins, Der nSiaatis lisner Snbiens
og afrifas Iaieborn, iom bar baut tit
Siem / bin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fuloe,
iiise cs nssne Gsn.
3sonlnser al bisie ubbsbe Taeer af
ct DIR, lom ! bore Gage tribes bare /
be tropiIfe nrifope Os unoer 9gtpaturs
beoe Sol, timber man M besrapet bpbt
nebe ! Slipperne | Canada, bpor MI be
folbe 8interitorme ieier ben uper be
Sletter % boirpler inb melem
be isflabte 5ielbe.
5ortibens 9aieborn bar pisIelia lite
uaret minore irpstelise enb beres Otter
for Sialen paa ct Of be opba.
9ebe Steletter mailer life minbre enb 8
JOB ! S%9nsben, % nosle at 3anberne
fire CONNER | 9perInit.
Man bar iammeitebs ben fioIte 9ib
en- bel Wansbe aepninser af ub.
'sot 9preformer, blanbt andre oaSaa
6sfte, Siorte % Stilbpabbsr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

Der er flloitanbis tilitrGftelis til at fire
baaoe Subfisb nf aue 8aa-W nterialier
% 9nrnntere, at De bOlOes, inotit De er
aloeles tgrre, Noget, iom err al alIer'
~itprite BetDbning MI os nltib, raar bet
9iGloer at iabritere Ell 8ogn, Der ltal
pGre at 8nri9beb os Stprfe.
3et at / en- &9ffe al glar be famine
bb9tige Nrbeibere bar paret u%niatte, at
5Urbebringer er ioretngne Nar for glar,
ben Smbp99eligbeo os ben Npiasti9beb,
meo bpilten gllt iettes idmmeu, % irem.
for gift ben Smbu, Iom er bleuen bru9t
i De iibite 4 Gar peo Snbfjpbet al &aas
Muterialier, ibet insen andre er anifaifet
eno iaaoanre, iom bar garanterebe %
Ipectelt pol8te, oft bette, bet One meo
bet Iuoet, bar | be iioite Gar p9et 5as
brifens &p ~betDbeli9t % itabt Ell Iaas
ban Nflrtnin9 paa Stpu9btun So9ne,
bopr De timber Snogaug, at, ua9tet Der
fabriteres fra % til q Sp9ne ON
8o9en, % ri bar anitrenst os til bet
Yoerlte for at ttlireositilje &rauet,
mansler Der bog enonu fra 500 til 700
gu9ne, fsr ale 8eiti1inger er iplote.
Nu bar hi prbnet oct IaaleoeS, at bette
life oil sjenta9e zig. Dor Opgooe ct
at fabrifere en- So9u, Der bpao 9ooe
0tuteriulier, imift lloiesnbe, uoItpr,
6orbecrinser, StDrfe un9uur, 90 / andre
SenIeenoer life itnl bape fin 9i9e.
0ette gjBr, of bpr 8pgn foIter np9et
mere END andre 8O9ue | Snnoeleu, %
Den maa InlgeS for % er barb $500
mere paa @runo al i'm Sori9beo. 0e
fjenoer uOeu 9pip til, bpor uomprfet
p9 oarig Stou9bton @o9nen er, "a,
naar &c fisber en-, pil De lifterlig gnlte
at ida en-, lom er egte. Sab Gem life
narre. Gen eneite Stougbtou Sogu,
Der bar peret iubriteret og nh iabri,
feres / Stougbtun, CT paa Siben al
&Osnboren m9rfet "Stpu9bton @ugon"
(itfe andre 8Ositaoer), paa Bag.
Grelen "StOusbtou @agun 60, slough
ton, isis" Sn9en anoen er 9ate.
unoerie9 rpie Niarfet, 9ateuts8 a9Itpts
tet, Sangiprlnsen os andre @ienbpmmes
ligbeber, lOm hi tienber Del til os ubes
lltttenoe tiibBrer os. Gag @oer / g9t
for @fterli9uinser, Der MI er Sanoelen.
Stougbton 8agun Co.,
Stougbton, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Sen tDe Yatent Meoicin Mist5oot
for salg al &ogne.
Manbt's Cirrus % 8rais 8anb grDcesiion Den
15be Mug. 1891 | 8pem StOugbton.
Sen i~aafalote "0eliuerp" al ct CARLOAD So9ie peo g.. g. M}anSt
etousbton Sp, Os en- npiastis os iano ~uolG9selie al iumma

maatte Srocesiionen fOtOsroferes. Q,
oermeo par Yrocesiionen uper.
Wten bet beoite al stlt ipnes m q,
uare, at Of bette CARLOAD bar Der
gosue, Tom life beltOs / YrucesHOusu
os 5 al Dem | Brocesiionen iauOtes tn'
baseienote til 9epotet. Spao tan Oa
life entelte Weuneifer sjpre for at aver.
tere i'm 5orretnins. Oct pilbe life bin,
operraitenoe for Sefoltniusen i Stuuob,
ton % for a~ftiebauerne / StpuobtOp
@ugon Co., ON Mr. Manot Ituloe (e,
Gn eaer lnoen til at lfripe en- grtita
ON bans "Street Yarabe", % ipos q,
9ipe en- iaaom Nrtifel Stin al, at ben
oar lfrepcn al Ell al &eoGttsrerue igr
bore gplier Der, iaa ben funoe / llptGp
blue inOienot til andre Slaoe for mn,
li9ens oerueb at pirfe Tom ct Guertisi,,
ment. 8ette er Der 9aaet Gp0tey ON.
us bet er ipouet; Sioe.l oil piie BET.
9i9eiom ale 6abrits SrbUitrlcr, Der
bar oreuet 6orretnin9 i ilere 9lar, %
tllDirtet sOoe 8arer. FAINT bebanolct lin,
Sunoer b9oerligt us liberalt, hot
Stou9bton 8a9On SO pioit at ita6c ia
ct 8p. gle er misuuoelise paa, % ION
gipr bet ct household word blanot I;ar,
merne | N%orooeitcn, os bet er at baabe,
baaoe til Seolte for benz, Der iatter 8rts
paa % bru9er Stougbtor 8o9ue, Of
Stou9bton 8agon 60. oil ,lepe %
tribes, ielp ~eiterat ri ale er oauorept
bort, tiltroos for De @o9ue, Der blot e,
mGrteoe "Stongbton, @is.," for at iuo
Dem narret, Der life logger M9r,e til
6orlfieuen. Sette er Gtpu9btun 9e.
fOltnin9ens % Stousbtpu @ason Go.8
guife.
en- Stousbton Manb
p9 Stod6olocr
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
p9 StodbOloer

Snao ooelfor er ia9t er Ell @ovl Of
ct loorag, ta9et ira en- Grtitel trptt /
Stoughton Courier o. Stoughton Hub,
uogipet StouQ6tou. @is., / oct famine
NO., bour Der ftnOes en- artitel unoer
Iitel af "Gn lobe G~arbunoreoe8
Biting, cs buorl Der siues en- 9rei
6remltilltrg % Ell IanofGroi9 8eretnjna
ON Ell ltOr 6ailure / ct 5Origa paa at
briu9e til Stou9bton ct CARLOAD al
Iremmeoe Spgne, iubriferebe al ct fam.
mcnli9ncliesois tibet Concern / Mi6i.
gan pg aibenoe benz for at ~tunturrere
meo StOugbton 8 a 9 0 II, Ell SOan,
Der Ina lRnse bar uGret i9roeles amer.
tlerot IOr iine dltio sooe @genitaber,
lOm en- Sogh nogenlinoe fan eie.
Sloen op%enItaaenpe artifel blep trutt
er bet berettet, at $40 blep tilbuot o.
ontaset for at fan ubiolat De 5 fbite
Staal'Irel &osne, 8 til en- Mano % Q
I'll en- nnoen. Oct bar en- 8ouarsa.
Dag | &ognfjsb for Sarmerne omtrias
Stougbtun.
Stcngbtuu @agpn 60.