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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

sugar Coated.
inc most wonderful Pills OF the arc.
positively no gripping and never slekening
~ lhoir operation. Undoubtedly the best
Pills ever made for Liver Complaint and
kindred troubles. A quick relief and
sure cure for sick headache. In fnct,
perfect antidotp for any kind of head
ache. a splendid relief IN all troubles OF
tho Kidneys bncksohe. &c. A splendid
remedy for ladies suffering with ailments
Of the stomach, liver kidneys, or womb.
These Pills remove blofchcs sleepinesa.
heaviness, bad and tired feelings, cnstive-
ness and liYercomplaint. They are suro
aud certain. The most popular Pills of
the day. One box worth II half dozen or
more of any other kind They have been
proving their superiority over all others
Tor The last % years. Good Rppetites.
healthy livers, elegant digestive stomachs,
and correct strong kidneys, are the sure
medical eject Of their use Thousands
Will testify that they are the true and real
Liver Pills of the times. The genuine arc
sold only in &5-cent and 81 boxes (slx in
onel. Sold by regular druggists and sens
by mail.
Depot Fourth and King
Streets, Wilmington, Del.
Smith, Kline and French Co., PhiIa-
Sill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
228 King St.
ITANDARD CLOTHING

the kind that brings
y people back to us again
NJ and again. G o 0 d
weather, bad weather, hord
times and good tilnes-it's
all the same. You'll find the
Old Store busy, busy.
It's the sure result of sup
plying reliable qualities.
There's lots of stuff sold
nowadays filled with cot.
ton. It's cheap and looks
like wool. Our experience
is that there's nothing like
Pure w DOL for Mems AND
Boys Clothing. Prices low
est.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

pUDLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
L Will be sold at public sale, at tn
Court House. in the city of Wilmington
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARYI9th, 1891
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

The Company mas no boutLs and is with
out debt OF any kind.
Tue nst earnings OF the COMPANY are
divided between tho Prsfcrre and Com
III II 81 Gk, upon the hssl1 OF q per CEN
20 the former aud ? per cent. to the tl-
tor aud all further p offs are divided
equally,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK
i l will sell at public sale at Booths
Corner, 'claware County Ia,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1892,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
INC EroRATE 1891.
Capital, 100000

Preferred Stock, $500, 900 ;
Common Stock, $500 600
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Better Passenger Service.

We mentioned last week that the
officials Of the A. V. R'y were thinking
Of giving the patrons of the road a
better passenger train service. 1t is
now settled fact, but just when the
change will be inaugurated we are
unable to learn, yet it will be ere long.
The evening train will be run through
to DriftwoOd, as stated by THE STAR, to
connect with the east bound mail on the
p. & E., and the Brookville accommo-
dation will likely be run to New
Bethlehem instead of stopping at
Brookville, as it now does. This change
will make the run from Driftwood to
Red Bank and return in one day such a
long one that an extra crew will be put
on. This will promote M. ]. McEnteer,
conductor, of Reynoldsville, and Pat.
Horn, engineer, to regular passenger
runs. There is no doubt but what the
above named gentlemen will take
charge of the Brookville accommoda-
tiOn, and Daniel Foust, conductor, and
James w. Montgomery, engineer, who
now run the accommodation, will assist
in running the mail trains. The new
trains will be convenient for the
travelling public. Driftwood people
can then leave home at 500 A. M. and
get to Pittsburg at about 100 p. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
She Took Poison.

A sixteen-year-old maiden of Dubois
took half ounce Of bedbug poison
Sunday night in the presence of the
young man who had informed her that
they would call it quits. The girl had
become entangled in the silken threads
of love and to be so unceremoniously
Tilted by her sweetheart was more
than her tender years could stand
and on the impulse of the movement
she preferred death rather than trod
this mundane sphere without the man
she loved so intensely. A doctor was
quickly summond who prescribed for
her and the foolish girl will doubtless
get we'll and live long enough to love a
half dozen fellows with the same calf
love which was bestowed upon the
tickle youth who cast her aside.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
An Excellent Opportunity for Miners to
Qualify Themselves for Better Work.

by reference TO the advertising
columns of THE STAR an announcement
will be found setting forth n system Of
home study in mining and mechanics.
The system was established by the
Collery Engineer, IA periodical published
at Scranton and devoted to mining
interests. The school was started about
a year ago, and up TO date over one
thousand pupils have been enrolled.
The course Of study is pursued somewhat
after the famous Chautauquan plan. IL
IL carried on by correspondence, and the
only qualifications necessary TO enter
IL IL to be able to read and write.
Question papers are mailed to each
student which are filed out and
returned for examination. The papers
supply the place of text books, and no
student is put to the expense Of provid-
ing himself with costly set Of books mt
the start. The scholarship embraces:
Arithmetic, Ventilation, Geology, Search
for Coal and Other Minerals, Modes Of
Working, Surveying and Mapping,
Mechanics Ambulance, Mine Legisla-
tion and Mine Accounts. Other subjects
are taught and an advanced course can
also be taken. The corps Of instructors
are all practical men having both
experience in the mines and the schools.
The terms for the course are So in
advance, or $40 payable in installments.
The only other necessary outlay is for
postage and stationery, which is triiling.
A scholarship can be secured at THE
STAR Office very reasonable terms
Call and see.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
What is q Newspaper?

Bill Nyc's definition: 'It is n library,
IT is an encyclopedia, poem history,
a dictionery, time table, romance, n
guide, a political resume, ground plan
Of the civilized world, low priced
multum in parvo. II is n sermon, n
circus, an obituary, shipwreck, a
symphony, in solid BREWER, medley Of
life and death, grand aggregation Of
mans glory and his shame. II is, in
short, birds eye view Of the magnan-
Unity and meanness, the joys and
deaths, the pride and poverty Of the
world, for few cents"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Shoe Social.

The Daughters Of Rebeckah gave a
'shoe social" in the Odd Fellows hall
last Monday evening, which was a
complete success for pleasure, II not
financially, and yet the ladies found
their treasury increased almost twenty
dollars after the affair was over. The
forepart of the evening was spent in en-
joying singing, recitations, &C., but when
the ''shoe social" proper was inaugur-
ated chen the fun commenced. The
ladies had hung curtain across one
part Of the room almost touching the
floor, and the fair sex all got behind
that and stuck the tips of their shoes
out under and were auctioned Off. The
highest bidder for the pretty feet that
appeared under the curtain had the
pleasure of helping devour the contents
of we'll filled box of edibles which the
lady had prepared. The smallest feet
was no indication that there would be a
shortage in supply of good things to
eat The social was pronounced an
enjoyable affair by all those who
attended. There were fifty present.
The Daughters are a kind hearted class
of ladies and some OF them thought OF
sending the print shops some of the
good things, but their courage failed
before the box was prepared.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Herald is Mistaken.

Bro. Bangert, Of the Falls Creek
Herald, thinks we have eyes for only one
side Of the fight between the Herald
and Cleariield Journal, or that we are
warm friend of the Journal man. We
do not even exchange with the journal
Of Clearfeld, but do not believe the
Falls Creek Herdld was justified in
using the language it did in attacking
the editor of the Journal. II one editor
forgets the respect his readers demand
of him, is no excuse for another editor
to overlook the position he holds and
use obscene language to retaliate. We
were not Objecting to Bro. Bangert
attacking the Journal man, but it was
the language he used that lead us to
say the ''rankest article we have seen
in many day." We are a warm friend
of the Herald man, but II McQuown is
guilty OF over-stepping the bounds Of
common decency and using obscene
language, IL does not excuse the editor
of the Herald. Bangert is a real live
and energetic young man and gets out a
good paper, but when writing the
article referred to his temper must
have surely gotten the better of him.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
A Driver Injured.
Falls Creek Ilcrald.l

A driver at London mine was quite
seriously injured Wednesday night
about twelve o'clock. His name Is
John Lane and he was taking door in
the mine on ear. The door struck
something and was thrown back
stricking him in the face. cutting his
nose and injuring his eye. DR.. Henry
of this place was first called and
rendered assistance and latter DR. Free
Of Dubois was also summoned. The
probabilities are that he will be getting
along all right in few days.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
A Terrible Warning.
New Bethlehem vlndicator.l


James Haley, Esq, died at his home
in South Bethlehem at about one
o'clock on Monday morning. Excessive
indulgence in intoxicants was the
cause. He got up about an hour
previous to his death and came down
stairs, which awokc his mother who
got up and ministered to his want by
preparing the lounge for him and
making him a cup of tea. After lying
n short time he got up and attempted to
walk to the door, but fell upon the floor,
dead, before reaching IL. Mr.. Haley
was about thirty-iive years old, good
hearted. clever fellow, who had many
friends and one great enemy, whom he
was unable to withstand He had made
many efforts sometimes appearing to
get the mastery over his foe for many
weeks, when he would relapse his
vigilencc when in the company Of
congenial friends, only to be pulled
deeper into the quick sand into which
he was sinking. ''Poor, kind hearted
Jim Haley is dead,' was the word
passed around on Monday morning.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Here's Your Chance.

The following epistle was found
written inside grape basket at
Schultze's store the other day.
BRoCToN, N. ", Oct. II, 1892.
MY DEAR FRIEND:-If any young man
wishes to correspond with dandy
grape packer, as they call us, just write
to me. My complexion is dark, dark
eyes, black hair, age only seventeen. l
should be delighted to write to some
young man my age. My home is in
Dayton. Write to
MISS M. E. MULDOoN,
100 Torrance St., Dayton, Ohio.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Want a New Station.

Kittanning wants the A. V. R'y to
build new depot at that place.
Probably the fine one at New Bethlehem
has just revealed the fact that the
depot at Kitanning is disgrace to the
railroad company, as it is dark, dingy,
lily ventilated, small and inconvenient," >"
according to the Times story.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Looks Democratic.

AS we go to press all returns are
strongly in favor Of Grover Cleveland as
President of the United States. or
course II Is not conceded yet, but there
Is little doubt OF his election now.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
at Was the Cat.

A Grant street lady, prominent In one
Of the churches Of this place, baked
four pies Sunday forenoon and set them
out to cool and the cat ate one Of them.
Her conscience was more trouble to her
than the cat was.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
Borough and Township Vote.

There were $40 votes polled in the
Borough yesterday, an increase Of 80.
The new law worked very nicely and
there we're only about eight who spoiled
their ticket and had to ask for the
second one. The vote in the Borough
and Winslow township wasas follows:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

8ruo meo @bina. geep 0ort Ste
Ipril. Sra Baibinston meboeles.
at ben 6iueiife Minifer bar uetalt
til @euator @berman, iom er Meo=
lem al uoenrts tssfomtteeu. at bpis
@bineierbiuen blep 2op, oiloe @btz
Has &esierins ofbrpoe alle oiploma=
tilfe Jorbinoeller meo t5oreneoe @taz
ter. &epreieutaut 6itt, fom leoeoe
Oppoiittonen mob BiQen / 6ulet,
lasoe, at ban bauoe faaet 8efeo ne=
ften otrette, itjpnt ie1ufelseli9 lite
ofentlts, at / 9ilfelee Bilen bltr
Sop, uiloe aQe oip1omatilte Torbiu=
oeller meuem gbina ag bette 2ano
spbgre. Der. @itt mener, at Chine
ierne iiteoet for at ftrgmme bib til
2anoet. iom bet ct meobelt, forlaoer
bet. Sioen 1888 bar $4,000 fere
@bineiere forlanot 2anbet, eno Der er
antommet. 9uis bette ct iaa, bar
Der in9en @runo til at peota9e en-
iaaoau Bin, iom oen 9uiet bar ueo=
taget.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

Set antoses, at Norse o9 Sperise
oil unollaa fig for at uonel9e no9en
&olosiitsmano Berinsslglasen,
torot ben Ioenfe uoenri9sminifers
8aoitono, at norlfe os 1penlte Stibe
affreoes tor bpie Eonaseafsiiter lite
er erfieuot iom berettiset al &oneres=
fen. Noromenoene os @oenferne
flyer, at De Ruloe lite betale mere eno
3 Gents pr. Son / be amerifaulfe
9aone ifteoetfor 6 Gents. lom be nu
betaler. Br9foenten bar -.eslaa to
@onae fine Bubltaber anbefalet, at
Der tpr pues Retferoisbeo mob norlfe
os lpenfe Stibe / oenne Sag, men
&onsresien bar enonu intet siort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

S 5po 9atota finoes MI to &urauz
1talter for 9ranfere uen,lig eni @iour
SAILS og en- / Mabiion. Sen fibite
ct oprettet af en- 2R9e fra 92ebralia
peo Napn GracD. @an siennemeif
Or. &eeleps 9ranterfur for at allure
&eelep bans 9emmeltsbeb os ital
enbog uuber &uren baue opfunbet ct
enboa beore Miooel enb &eeleps.
9an tnbrettebe MI en- &uranitalt i
Blair, Nebraifa, bpor ban 1nart bau=
be en- Masie 8atienter. 9erefter
besbnbte ban liseiom &eelep at ielae
Retten til at oprette Snftttuter / a1,=
bre @tater % bolot fin @emmeligbeb
liseiaa tat, fom &eeleD bolber fin.
&uranifalteu / Mabiion aabnebes for
8 Tiger fioen meo 9 8atienter. 8p=
ens 8ensemnnb bar iubRriberet
$4,000 til Joretosenbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

@bineierne maa saa. Spofane,
Baib., 9oe Npril. Mnti.@bipeiers
&isaen, iom npli9 ct orsanileret fer
| Bpen, bolot ct entbuiiaitilf Mpoe
isaaraftes, / builfet alle Bpens Nr=
beioerfereninaer beltos. Manse
@1astere, @rocerpmeno os andre
9anolenoe oelto9, o9 al1e ipntes at
uere enige ON at befri Bpen fra
@bineiere os Sapaneiere. Man9e
9alere piloe boHcotte @ineife &e=
ftaurantprer. meoens anore fo1elss,
at @lastere us @rucerpmano Ruloe
oanne en- Combination os neste Dem
Goripn1nser at 2epnetsmtoler. Set
enbelise &eialtat at Wpoet bleu, at
oer Fal trpttes &latater meb gfaune.
ne paa aQe @inefiife Gorretninssitez
Der os &eitauranter os meb Op=
fororin9er til &ablifum ON lite at
beigge benz. Stben Bepcottinsen al
@bineiere Butte bar mango al bem
Hpttet bib os fonturerer meo oe9uioe /
alle Bran@er. Dannelien at en-
Nnti,G ,Gbinefer=2isa bat bepirfet, at
oenne Snopanerin9 bar ftanoiet.
Nanse @bineiere patter MI iammen
fine Sarer for at fptte til
Bortlano eller Sun 6rancisco.
Mon bar lite enbnu anpenbt fpiif
Ma9t mob oem, men be trues meo at
bliue brenne ub ltgelem / Tacoma,
bpis be lite gaar 9popiQigt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13
uoIatoet.

Srit 8arllment. 9on6on 86e
Npril. &arneqiten gller. Blaine
sap ioos Notice ON, at ban en- Maa,
neo fra MI oiloe fereIaa, at Eioen
bar tommen til at oprette ct irR
Barlament / Dublin for Bebanolin=
gen al be irlfe Sa9er.
= Sra ct. petersburg meobeles,
at 9unsersnpben bar MI folet bet
feiierlise Sfattammer 300 M1iQiener
&ubler = boilfet ct mere, eno ben
iieite &ris meb Tprtiet foifebe.
Eli oenne ioere ubtgmmelie af Sfat<
tammeret fsmmer, at 2anoets Sno=
te9ter ct falot 60 Mi0ioner &ubler
unoer bet ieopanlige.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

Wi1s Olea &uQ, 9atter af ben be-
rBmte 5ioltnipiqer, er blepen @fuez
1ptuerinoe, meooeles fra Bottom. 6un
ital fp(se Sulia Marlepes Stuelpilz
lerfelfab. Mils 8uQs Mooer bor /
Bofton, og BUN bat fulb EiQio baabe
til fin 9atter os MiIs Morlome,
beber bet. Miis Baq bor ct meaet
tiltreffenoe @elen, er bsi os ranf al
2eaemsbpsnin9 os ioet belle en- itor
Stipnbeo. Sun bar en- meset COB
uooannel1e os bar facet belle fin un=
oerpisnins oeo 9uslerere os @uuerz
nanter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

@5aren tatfer os. ct. 8etersbur9
Zoe Npril. @barles @morp @mitb,
5oreneoe @taters Minifer, blep si=
ben Quoience bos g5aren paa @lottet
@atf@ina tort fsr bans Nfreiie til
5oreneoe @tater. @5aren talte meo
flor 9ensiuenbeb os @arme ON Nme=
ritanerne os bao Mr. Smith, ON ban
eiloe brin9e bans Eat til bet omeri=
tanfe 6olt for be @aoer, bet bauee
1enot til be npblibenbe &usIere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

Nue 3elesrammer fra be fanbina=
otlte Sanoe tommer ouer 2ouoon, os
oeo en- iieloen 2eilisbeo blir be tele=
sraferet til Seem Dort. Men tolmin=
oelisbeo ct De Telesrammer ri faar
9jennem "Isioctoteo Ereis" 'frem<
fomre paa ben Maaoe, at wan bur
tlippet uo 9elesrommer fra &ril ltios
mia, @todbolm eller &ipbenbaun Of be
1onoonlte Blaoe o9 uoltpret Dem meo
np 9ato lom ripectal" til Nslociateo
Bre1s. &aa ben Waaoe Tan bet for=
flares, at mango of oisle 9elesram=
mer fra geerse os be anore fanoina=
otite 2anoe meooeler Npbeoer, lom
er nRfen 3 Tiger samle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13
sra @afbttt9tott-

Griulobilen CT pebta9en af Som
sresiens Heprelentantbus.
= &ongresmano @prinser bar
introoaceret en- Blu / 9uiet ON III
boloelIe al en- international Mpntton=
sres Chicago 1898. 21 9elesater
Ital o9re tilteoe tor 5orenebe @tater.
Z al oisle ital uoneunes af Goreneoe
@taters 8refoent, Z al @enatets
8rafoeut o9 Z al 3uiets Speater.
Sc, iom Breiioenten ubneuner, maa
uere Borsere, iom lite inbebar @m=
beoe, be andre Ral pere Senatore
os Repralentanter. uoneonel|erner
ital forneles li9t melem be forfieQi9e
Bartier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13
: Billings, Moutaua, 8oe Npril.


Billinss, Montana, 8oe Npril.
Sen Maro, iom fanotes fubt ieaar,
os ION anto9es at pere en- Qefetpp
ira B1omins, ct 9ienfienbt iom S.
S. 5aooeu fra Sarge, Noroz9 9atota.
3an baooe ipp Rifefusler / Zig, aue
Ruot fra en- @ioe os anta9eli9 / en-
@alue, 1amt ct &euoluerfub Ban=
ben. 3an re;ite berfra Ste Marts
iiplse meo en- 2eoiaser, al buem mon
intet @por bar funoet enbuu. 9eo<
gen 2eoetraao til Optlarius al oenne
Nfere bar man enonu lite tunoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13
Roro.Dafota.

Bismard. Ser / Bpen er ineen
Bltnopislicenie mere. 8praaoet bar
nastet bet. S be to Maaneoer, Bp=
lieenie blep uoftebt, bar Bpens Sno=
tRster al @aloonerne emtrent 5000,
men neften alt gif uo isien til Beta=
ling for ertra 8oliti. 8renoepin
iolgtes Scat % Sag, og @aberne bar
fuloe al orufne Menb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

@itp OF Megico Ste Npril. Sen
ratisnale &leftoralconuention, ben
fprfe 1om er bolot / Merico, forlam=
leoes cigarettes. l1ofaloet of 9elez
aaternes Doerlesninser ct lite enbnu
oHentlissiorte, men bet er betienbt,
at 6orfamlinsen bar enfemning i
ssaoer al Hreiibeut 9ias' @ienuala.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

vWiHneapolis Sournal" meooeler
lom ct Gorlponoe, fra @a1binston,
at @uu. Werriam iiteoetfor at lpbe
efter en- @enatortappe lurer paa at
bliue @elanpt til Qoffet 2enoon
eller ct. 8eters burg. Blaoet mener,
at bet Ct netop, buao Merrtam buroe
uere. 6an ct en- anoen EaQeprano
EN- feot diplomat. 9an p,loe tase
fig prss4tist uo ueo ct Of be eIropeiz
fe 4ojfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

S minneapolis er Der oaiaa MI
oprettet en- 2eseanitolt, bpor mon
paa1taar at funne furere 9rutfeu<
ltab neo 9ielp al @uloflprie. @aa=
oanne, 1om er benfalone til BruQen
al Morfin, Opium os Gobof, fan
o9laa belbreoes, paofaaes Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

Ronsresmano Sobnion fra Norbz
9afota bar introbuceret en 8iq, Der
sipr bet uloulist at friue &ontratter,
iom beitemmer ON Betalins Cub:
mpnt. !. &ontratter, iom er iaaleoes
aHatteoe, ffal funne betales meo
@ul0seller s5plumpnt eller legal
tender notes al sSorenebe @tater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13

Set mebbeles fra fere @teber i
Noro=9 =9afota % fra be buerfe @oanz
tier ber @taten, at ben 9peoe, iom
bar taaet utreifet paa N9eren Bin=
ter, er nRften serbilBs. Neften in=
gen 9rrilnins CT enbni 9iort 1paar
paagruns al bet raa osioloe 8eir.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-04-13
@inuefpta.

S Ioa oar Der en- Waioritet al So
stemmer imoo 2iesnie. S @iqmar
oanot oSlaa SaloOnens Mobftau,
bere.
- Dloermano &anos 5orilas /
Miuneapolts' Bpraao ON 8 Eimers
Nrbeibsoag for be arbeioere, iom
Bpen ipsielielter, bleo forfaitet.
= @ilbert @aloen, en- @tanoi=
nap. iom boe6e ipo for Eracp / 2pon
County, falot oeo ON paa @aoeu i
Eraep forleben rammet al @lastil=
fRlbe.
- Nrel 2unbebers / Niuneapolis
bar ifslse r&eform" faaet Meooelelie
ON, at @eor9 B=anoes mootaser uo=
neuuelieu til itauoinauif Brofeslor
ueo @bicasos l1niueritet.
= &eo ggins soe Npril. Sien er
saaet op paa Safe 8epin, os @eilao=
len er tlar fra st. Baul til Soften.
Sien paa Safe Hepin er 9aaet op om=
trent en- use tiolisere iaar eno leb=
uanli9t.
= Sheriff g. g. @menions &esn<
itaber (6ennepin @ountp) er / 2isbeb
meo $. .. &eterions bleuen siort
til @ienitano for 8anteraminatbr
&euDons Nnmertuinser. @uenion
forflarer, at mulise 5eilsreb fan uere
be9aaet uoen bans &ibenbe, o9 ban er
ptQi9 til at rette bem.
- Sra ct. @incent meboeles, at
Reo &iuer nu fpoer oper fine
Breooer og ouerippmmer Bperue
ct. Gincent os @m erion. @lpen er
40 SOB ooer laueite @anoitano os
itiser fremoeles. Sien er enonu itfe
9aaet op. Set fer uo til, at ben
poelesseuoe Ooeriupmmelle / 1880
oil sienta9e fig.
= Otto @arllon, ber bar paa &eile
fra Gbtcuso til Bortlanb, Oreson,
paagueoe forleben Scat, oa 9renet
par fommet til &eit ct. Saul, os
iprans af 6aluisuue, ioet bart. an=
tog, at ban par fommet til Bortlanb.
9an forflog fig meset ilemt pg lisser'
MI paa ct 9oipital st. Saul / en-
trittf Eilitanb.
- @n 6eit for ben oanfe 9ister
3ans @briitiau Nnoerion bill bliue
afbolot / st. Saul ben 27oe 28oe o9
29oe os. Sen ifal aabnes al @uper=
npr Merriam os tesner til at blioe
en- ftorartet Nffere. Snbtesten ifal
saa til Nuoerion Nonumentet, Der
Der ital opfbres / Chicago. @n Nn=
berion= 6eit / Miuneapolis aibolotes
forleoen bet famine 1iemeo.
= Nicelas Cater, en- Epiter Der
oar 6ormauo for en- Irbeios sitprfe /
Breckenridge, fanbtes forleneu ogo
peo Great Nortbern>Banens @por /
uotouteu of Minneapolis. Set an>
tases, at ban er falbt af 9renet.
Dpoen uor toroariaset peb ct 8ruo
paa @terneitallen. CATERS 9ufru.
meo boem ban bapoe ueret sitt ct
Mars 9io, flyer at ban par al fornem
Gamilte % bel uooonnet.
= Gusuit 2arion, en- @tossarbei=
oer, bleu forleoen Niten poerfalbt af
tire &erioner. ioet ban git benab @enz
nepin Neenue minneapolis. Sc
tire @tratenrpuere fit GAM inb en-
msrt Gang. buor be foribste at plpu=
ore bam, men ban gau benz ale tre
faa ruuoelig Sulins, at be tos Benene
tat | al 4aft. 80 af benz blep ienere
paasrebet af Holitiet. 8esse bapbe
faaet ipnberreone &leber % en- ct
@aar paa 9aanoen. Sen enc af be
paasrebne CT en- 9te9er Sobn &nor %
ben anoen en- bpib Mano, fom faloer
fig @i1ion.