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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
Proprrty Transfers.

Richmond James q. Gum and wife TO
northsest corner Twenty-fourth, and 40 feet on
west Eide Twenty-fourth street between Nam
and Carr, $4,000; tho Cooperative Investment
Association 20 Annie T. Elam's trustee, ~ ieet
on Broad street northeast corner Iwen'y-eign'n'
$1,000. c,o
nenrico: Margaret NJ. and Rafael A. Cayedo
10 Matthew Brown, 80 feet on south side state
street near Tompkins, $50; w. *. sebree TO T.
I. Bradley. 400 feet on m,e srots s avelue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
Ordination OF Rev. w. w. Owens.

AT Oakland Baptist church, King George
county Va. April 5, 1892, Mr.. w. w. Owens
ras ordained 70 Tho fui WORK OF the Gospel mins
islry. The presbytery convened at the call OF
Good Hope church. OF Maryland, ard q, the re-
Quest OF Oakland church, OF which Nj. Owens Is
= ,oernDer. X. N. Reamy, A. ID. Reynolds, George
connelly. and A. j. Reasny composed the pfes-
bvtery. n. ". Reamy was chosen moderator
aud A. j. Reamy clerk. After satisfactory ex-
Animation, this ordination was unanimously
20 4 sermon was preached by A. J. Resrny. the
ordaInipg prayer was offered by X n. Rcany, a
charge 10 the candidate was delivered by A. ID.
Reynolds and tho Bible was presented by george
Mr.. Ovens Is now pastor Of GOOD Hope church,
Ia MARYLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
AN ELOpeMENr IN HYDE COUNTY.
MrE. Mason Leaves with Bigamist Paul
A Needed Railroad Outlet.

A Needed Railroad Outlet.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WAsHISoros. n. c.. April There is
quite sensation in Hyde county over the
elopemsnt of the Widow Mason with
worthless married man named Paul. Mrs:
Mason has been widow three years ana
is the mother of five children, the Young
est about five years old. She has one mar
RED son, who lives near By. Paul has been
making frequent visits to the house OF
Mrs. Mason for the last six months, but
there was not even suspicion as TO her
chastity. She was held in the highest e5-
TEEN by her neighbors. Before she left
q note was written and addressed TO her
son, which reads: II am gone. Take
care of the children" Mrs. Mason fur
nished horse and buggy and hurriedly lett
the county with the bigamist by her SIDE.
Their whereabouts are unknown.
The Rev. l.. A. Cutler. of Ma:shall-Street
Christian church, Richmond: has been IN
vited To deliver a series OF sermons IN
Washington during the month or May.
The new Christian church IS nearing COM
pletion, and will be the handsomest churcn
edifce in the city. Mr. Cutler will meet
with an enthusiastic reception.
RAILROAD OUTLET.
The branch road of the Atlantic Coast
Line is only six miles from the city. The
work is being pushed forward rapidly and
convicts are laying the ties and iron. The
road will give quick northern and south
ern outlet. The fish, lumber, and truck,
ing industries. for which this town and
vicinity are famous. will receive boom.
The Alliance in this part OF the State is
endorsing the st. LOUIS platform. 1t
looks as if the Democratic conventions
will be captured by the Alliance and q
ticket favorable TO the measures of reform
will be nominated. Neither Cleveland nor
Hill seem to be fayorites with the order.
cause he opposes the free coinage of sill
yer; Hill is unpopular because he is on
the fence.
Colonel Harry Skinner is the only law
yer in the state that is championing the
demands of the Alliance. lie goes PACK
TO the days of Joseph when he was sold
in Egypt to prove the sub Treasury plan.
There is trouble ahead IN North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fu,ac,,l taIegran TO the Dispntch.l

DURHAM, N. c., April IA colored man
dropped dead this morning al the warehouse OF
]. Il. Pinnix & Co. This firm advertised ios
man came 10 be enrolled he was dead. He has
not yet been Identified. nA, co.,-
AZ meeting OF the Morehesd Banking COM
pany to-day a semi-annual DIVIDEND oil pei
N ]. Chrlstian has announced himself q can
didate for mayor in opposition to ID. A. Angler
tho present incumbent. ~
Mr.. George Watts has returned nom rev
York. where he had been Tor severai WOKE unuoi
medical treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO Market

(Reported for tho Dispatcn.l
APRIL 6.-Reyenue coliections: Cigars ana
cigarettes, 5,O69.55; tobacco, s2,o42.o4-tosai
S7.131.59. 49,. q
private sales: Wrappers, z; scrsp (bright), .;
darks. So: oilers, 2-total. rs hogsheads.
ShocSoe sold to-day 2,145 pounds; mgnest
nrjce. avs. Crenehaw's sold to-day l,ooO
pounis; highest price, s7.o2%
Briebt sales showed no change In quality, but
nrIces were well sustained on ali grades.
the day affording strike, thefo were many
buyers busy ct their factories.
Mr. II. T. Harmon, OF tho Southern Iooacce
journal Winston, y. G.; c. ~ Bray, o. burhns-
are among visitors to-day on tho loose sales. H.
HIGHEST price for bright loose to-day. e30.
Common and rich hllers were active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
caA,n AND coTToN EXCHANGE.

RIoHnoxp. Aprii 7.-OFyKxrHos- Wheat,
800 bushels. Corn, 1000 busnels Oats, 1000
bushes.
SALES 900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS
wasAr.-Longosrry. 97cae1. Ai1ed. g6cs
a.. snortberry. 95c.s31. No y red. eIavec.
CoRN.-White. Virginia. 43e5lc.: No. ~ ooc. !;
No. z. mixed, 46a49c.
Olra-No y. 3&a35cL No 3, $50
HYk-sSaO0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eisctualIy, dispels colds, head.
aches and fsvers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figa is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach. prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial In it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to III and have made It tie most
popular remedy known. "a
Syrup Of Figs i for sale IN QUO
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
Qists ANY reliable druggist who
NAV not have Il on hand viii pro
cure Il promptly for any ono who
xishss 10 " T. Do not accept any
ubaituto.
/ c1iIIpaNIx f7e s,Rup CO
81. s. +,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08

Toniaht che beautiful Young actrese,
Niss Jean Voorhees,, Will Be = the Iheesre
ooppogssd bye s(rons uetFope1esn oompe1ys
Hsf ao(inG has broasnt forth naany nvlsn e,51-
casms ifun tAeDeso. t9.oa1sc.s - c ~ -. ~.
fecslvod much social attention. 1ne PM . ono
q the bet nom an American authors pen. 49,
voorAees WI repees dis Play % . Heueee 80,
urdsy and produce Only . WosnAnb neaxt %
the sweating performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
"a, 1IMoas STOCK MARKET

aesad 40. 3s. 72I6a724 Baltimore and Ohio
stock. ssa1OO; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern lsts, lO41sa1041s F; do. % incomes, 2s1sa
81 do. sd incomes. S3tae1s consolidated gas
atocks. 53l6a53l1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08

Mrs. Annie N. Starr. . Brewer street.
New London. Conn. writes; " have used
vour rns,ileine Tor number Of months ana
Ind Il q sure cure. have sphesed ;lnce
8 child with 1surslgie headache. nna nave
spent dollsrs upon dollars on mediclnee
cor chs puroose alone Without any penent
until / rot YonY BRodyotQttne," i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
"oH' ok AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
annual Report Issued Yesterday
Figures and Comments.

Ss, ss annual report Of tho Norfolk and
es,si t,,n railroad foI the year Guiding De
H. Sist WAS ISSUED on Wednesday.
NY earnings in that period were
eor,,I.o which 10 regarded - an en-
ias Isng exhibit. The mineral iraflc Of
4 ,.s W. soi tons IN 1890. and ~. s7l tons
w. pig iron, 18S,tsQ tons, against
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
Mrs n. C. Adams Acquitted.
rc.-...l.i .aiaorarn To thu fl;apafch.l

pr,sroI. Txxx.. April Mrs. N G.
Adams. charged with completely I'D the
murder Of her husband Monday night vas &C
quilted iato this evening.
AZ the funeral OF Adains to-esy nrs, . aosu y.
,esve fns house. "Yoa are not bis frionas." she
said: .you dirty my house oesiaek 20 away
and iot my frsonds come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08

aILDREN are not Olind-sh'y
" tno" when they're well dressed.
Impressions are lasting-so we're always
a. careful as we can be. To-dsy's boys are
to-morrows men-we sell Mems Clothing
too-and We want to sell them theirs then.
We do their fathcrs-did when they were
youngsters.
OUR BOYS AND CHILDREN's
CLOTHING Is better than IL used to be-
better than the most that's shown around
now. Good as Il can be. Moro OF It than
anywhere else. How meaningless words
are to some folks The idea Of claiming
variety 90 big as ours for their little
"coupcd-upp corners OF stock. Whore
do they think your eyes are7 But even
little Of their kind "a dead weight.
Maybe that makes &c seem lot.
We've made 1t our business 10 know as
much about JUVENILES CLOTHES
making-as the maker themselves. Our
orders are as large as four or I'VE Of the
others that are placed from here It's
worth having. They are all ready 70 "toe
our line give Us the erclusire control Of
their best. We only have dealings with
the BEST. "BEsT AND COMPANIES
among them. We go with our money In
our hands. You reap the value Of that
in tho ntt.ouess OF our prices. There's
sense In buying cheap when the quality
isn't "skimped." Our guarantee guards
against that.
We take the Boys in hand as soon as
they can walk-and supply them with all
that's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INGs-HATs, and SHOES. There's not
such another place to choose-for there's
everything here-and satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
Nu,s Overwhelmed with Work.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April 7.-Senator
Roger O. Mills was invited by the Jefferson
Literary Society OF the University OF virginia 10
address thcm ON the 13ih Of April, Jefferson
birthday. The Texas Club, which feels great
pride in her noted representative, Joined In the
invitation very enthusiastically, and received
the following letter from Senator Mills this morh-
ts,Qs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
WAsuINGroN. d. G., April 5, 1892.
Mr.. Hugh II. Young, President Te1ds CLUB, INT
rsYsfiy Of Virginia:

M. Huqh n. Young, Presadent It1dS CIuD, UA'-
ueTsfiy Of Virginia:
Dear sir,-I have your letter OF April 4th in
wiling mo 70 deliver an address before the Jefer-
son Literary Society on the 18th OF April, ana
am sorry 20 soy that am 30 overwhelmed with
work az the present time that fnan not be able
10 accept your Invitation. hope at some time
that Il may be my good fortune 10 Join with the
jefferson Literary Society IN celebrating the Hn-
nirersary of the birth OF the gfea.es. statesman
this or any other country has produced.
Very truly yours,
[Signedl X. y MILLS.
liz is a ri eat disappointment 20 the entire uni
vereity that Senator Mills could not accept.
Mira George T. Marshall died at her home, at
Carter's Bridge. this county, yesterday, OF
tYphoii-lneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
aEpoRrs FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WoaLn


fBy telegraph 70 the DispAtchI
wAsHNorov. ID. @. April H.
| eiin Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours--from midnight to
midnight Rain; clearing ct night;
northeasterly gales.
For North Carolina: Rain. clearing
Friday night; variable winds, becoming
northwest; cooler in west and south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
MARKETS BY TELeoRAP.1.

PLoUs.-wequots: Fine, -; superdas. eAoo
extra, s4.50aS4.76; family. e5as5'xo; paten'
family. 35.6Oa15.75,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT STRONGER.

An encouraging sign was tue strength OF the
Richmond and West Point securities, and ihein-
creasing transactions Ia the Trust Company re-
ceipts for tho common stock. The coal stocks,
while not occupying 80 prominent q position In
the trading, were still fairly the leaders In &C
tivity, and Delaware and Hudson, ON the rehe-
ration OF the assertions o! recent purchases by
the Vanderbilts, further advanced TO lfe.
Northern Pacific preferred was weak and de-
cliuing through the entire session, and was one
OF the few stocks showing q material loss Tor the
day. The upward movement in Delaware and
Hudson met large amount OF stock for sale at
tho best figures, and the improvement Was all
but lost at the close, reaiisations In the whole
list fairly wiping out tho mornings gains In tue
evening. The most pronounced strength was
seen In the Industriais, and both Cordags ana
Cotton Oil were conspicuous for their gains on
an unusually largo business for them. Prices In
the general list tonight only slightly changed
from those OF last evening.
CLOSE QUIET AND FIRM
The close was quiet but firm at the reaction,
the amount Of business done showing married.
falling of toward the end Of the session. Tho
final changes are generally insignificant. Sales
Listed stocks, 369,000 shares; unlisted, $4,000
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
ErsRfnI-Exchange quiet and weak at ASIA
4sSl5. Commercial bills. 4S5Aa4S1. Money
easyet liSa2. closing offered at IA. Sub-Trea-
sury Dalances--Coin. ell0,0lS,000: currency.
slS,9io.O00. Governments dull but firm 4
per cents, lie. state bonds duh but steady.
SrocK orcrA rIONA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08

Tny wrArHxn IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and rainy throughout the day.
At midnight rain was still falling.
Range of the thermometer ct the 'front.'
Joor cf tba D,ep. ,v-s, ofyice vaxkertlav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. April The new interest In tho
stock market manifested yesterday showed no
dimnution to-day, and the activity In the general
list was increased, while further progress was
made toward higher pricee- Tho reduction OF
the Bank Of England rate, wnilo foiriy discounted
in its effect upon prices, had an encouraging IN
fiuence, which the reduction IN sterling exchange
rates here srpplsrnented.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12
&oro Settttpiot er S6o-

2broa9 ben Ste Set. 2oro Eenz
npIon ben feireoe Di9rer, oboe imor=
ses SCI. 1:3o. S1aor @itermiooae
bapoe ban fin Beoiotbeo men iputes
lite at lioe no9en Smerte. @n al
be ttliteoeoerenoe 2eger, Sir. Mn=
oreu, iasoe, at 9oro Gennp1ons Dgo
bar bet ltienneite, ban nogeuiinoe iaa.
Ser Dor intet fuui iti9t 2ps / @arellet,
1om nelten bar mGrft, unoto9en boor
en- breo Strom af Maauelps fa(ot
ino 9iennem oct ueitlige &inou.
Maouens Straa(er falot ooer Gen:
gen, paa boilten ben osenoe Mano
laa, baoenoe bam / lit rene 9ps o9
oannenoe en- If)pn Bag9runo til 5ce>
men. Mlt oar ittQe, unotasen Dpf
oinoens Sui, ioet ben le9eoe siennem
Ereerne, lom om9iuer 9ulet, ct pas.
lenoe &equiem for ben milbe Dister,
lom fang ON &ierligbeo % Naturens
GtiDnbeo.
Set fan omtales Iom ct merfeli9t
Tref, at ibag for ct Nar lioen pboe
Der en- Mano, lom uar li3eiaa fren.
raeenoe paa lit Omraaoe 1om Eeunp
lon paa fit, nemlig ben tore irfe 2ez
Der, @barleS Stetp ,rt ParueQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12

Bil Der bliue en- Roleraepioemte
nete War. 2onDon Zoe Ottober.
oEimes" inoeboloer toas en- Nrtitel
angaaenoe ubii9terne for en- &olera:
epioemie neite Nar. @tter at haue
omtalt be 2ilfeloe. iom MI bat piit
fig paa pisIe @teoer &uslano,
0ferris> s>l1nsarn os Meoerlauoene,
boor Der insen Eilfelbe forefom /
Nusuf os 8espnbellen al @eptemz
ber, flyer uG1mes"::
&apporten piler, at &olera 9ip1
iui, hpab ben altib bar aiort tiolise.
re = trpber iti(le fremab os 1aa,
9pfIeben / np Soro, bporat ben ui1
ipire frem frobis peo @ommereni
Mntomt. gepbeoerne fra @roonl
9aar ub paa, at bet peitlise &uslanl
belt til 8reuSiens @renbier % bero
Der ct imittet. Sra bet ipblise &us
lamb meboeles, at 9onau= og @orte
bapspropinierne ct inlittet. @aQi
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12
@ptS 0re Ct ftatt8et?

9uis Sones ltplbte &obinIon
$1,000. og &obinlon fom til esoues
for at laaue 5000, tilbpoenoe fig at
atoe Sones' Mote lom @itterbeo, o9
Sones pilbe luoe &obinIon faa be
5000 til l &rocent os alli9euel oeo,
bliue at betale &obinjon fulo gente
at $1,000, uiloe Sones' &enner saa
ino &etten o9 anmooe ON, at ban
maatte blioe 9iort umDnoi9. Men
bpis s5oreneoe Stater meb fine so
MiQioner Menneiter 9ipr netop bet
famine for be bon6boloen6e Natio>
nalbanter, ct bet talot narliae &enz
&c." og enbuer, iom beper lin @temz
me imob benne fretfe Sui9, fables en-
Grant. Socialif, Mnartif, 9emaso9,
farli9 N9itator o9 andre &ielenaune.
(g}ational Mbpance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12

@ulbta(pbprtelie, |om fun er ct tbnoi
Sfol, o9 Iom oebli9ebolher iin Orerz
m1gt fun oeo tet @reb, Ouertroen
blr paa life tRntsnoe Menne tiers
Slnb.
@n @u(obaiis ct en- fpfilt umuli9<
6eo. Sen eriferer life, bar a(orig
egiiteret o9 fan lite eIiitere, unota=
gen fore Jieloe al Cub lfuloe b(iue
tunoet.
8epi1et berpaa finoes / BET Sat
tum, at en- Spec,ebaiis bar alortg
peret lat paa Yr1ue, uoen at ben bar
ilaaet fell.
Mltio naar Der ct en- itor ftnanciel
$anit, eQer Ell Station er iuooiflet
@ri9 al nosen Betponin9. lulpenz
oeres @peciebetalin9 enoo9 5plu.
@r en- Baiis paalioelis, lom oltib
llaar fell, naar ben bebdoeS melt?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12
3olen, par bet beoite, men meo Nr>
aumenter par bet 5ua tBrt. tprt font

3alen, par bet bebite, men meo 9lr>
9umenter oar bet iaa tbrt. tprt font
Gprfif. @n eo'noelis 9arm bolotes
bele 9ioeu; ineeu 8e9eiitring os
@penoing. Noale Bi9ebprn moreoe
fig meo at rioe &opperne al Met.
lemmerne al ben republitanfe &lrb,
iom gap Mnleonins til 6niieu.
@a Eiu9 fan man le9se Merte til,
o9 bet er ben beipnoerlise 8enoing,
republifanife 2aler bar tat, foen
iioite YreiOentoals. Da oar bet
ulbtarifen, lom bar bet fornemlte;-
men oa uloeu fit 4,rotettion, git uls
ben neo Bris. % iioen, - ia, ba
bar ri lite bprt mere ont ben. 9tu er
bet noset NIT - nc9!e npe eynouz
frier - &opitaliiter; Iom itol beri=
ees = lom treuser Hrcteftion for at
rpoe ben lauere &lasle. 9elise
@nfoloiabeo! 9uor len9e ltal ri
lobe % benptte tom ct &eoltob til at
9aa &orporationers, @tortpues Os
&tn9=Yulititernes 2@rinoer? &pao
er bet, ou leuer for? - Sc bet lite
for at siere big ielu lptfeli9? os enz
ba far ou ianftionere De uotenfte
ruinerenoe Blaner for big og oine?
@r ri enonu life TONNE laa lan9t /
0plpsnin9enS Eiosaloer,at ri l6rser
for por e9en Brotettion iprit og
fremit % faiter ouerboro &artt=
fauatisme. 9umbeo o9 2psn. Sab
os tomme til Dor 9}et tgjen! &nef
De samle Bartier til Mtomer og ftp
benz 5or Ginoen - por trafti9e Win~
nelotauiaol
v&an 5lasten life u1ttes
% op al 9oale ftao?
Stal 2psnens Maat ei tuetfes-
uuioenbeoen 9aQ?
9eres for &eform,
IS. s. 3asen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12
Wor0=Dafpta-

gfoaer Nllin, Brobibi.ioniferneS
@uperuprtanoioat 9forbz9otota,
bar trutfet Zig tilbase.
- 2eper enbnu. s.. VI. 6an@pn,
ben Mano, lom mliteoe fine Ben i
&pfemaitiuen / 9}erbeben af @rafz
ton / CONNER, ltriper ct Breu til
"Decorabs Soften, bpori ban fortel=
ler, at ban er frif nu, men ban fan
lite 9aa.
- Sntiter, 45e DIT. sSolepb
@6einbad og bans 6ultru (beese
Bpbmere) sjpo &eroiineolie oper 16
9ceoeitaffer us iotte S(o paa benz
forot fcYbinore u5oreclcIure" al en-
Mortsase. Sc bor Meo{pro,
Wallb @ountp. On onoen GARNER
ner DEM bar fplot mango al fine
&ornbaano meo Sernipi3er for at
forbinbre fire &reoitorer fra at treFe
bans &oru.
- @ranb Sorts, 4be Dit. Trn,
meme pao 9fortbern @oci fic % Greet
9tertbernfBane bar oeret pper=
fplot meo @rcuriionilter % 2anb|p>
acre Here 9age, % be bar pGret
torlinfeoe flere Mor9ener pao9runb
al @rtraoogne og iuere 9es. go
teller % SpiIetuarterer bar peret
fuloe, meoenS mango al Nptommerne
bar oeret fpreot runot be omfring'
lis9enoe 3otpaS, ieenoe efter Sarme
o9 6orretnin9siteoer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-12
Sai1tt Slaf, Mitttt.
Ste Qct. 1892.

Ole NcI. lCJ2.
0r. &eoatlpr!
@n mere nDttig o9 tiosmaslig Eanz
fe ct neppe oprunoet, eno ben, iom
no9le Mano belieleoes al, oa be be-
luttebe os fit Qprettet en- Stole i
5ersus Soils. Seq mener ben @fos
le, lom ifal trebe / @irtlombeb ben
17oe Oct. nef.
6or @fanoinauer af @ertomlt ere
be nuuerenoe 9anoets @foler lite
fulot tilfreostilliuoe, ba BET mansler
to &ius. nemli9 Inleonins til for
ben un9e @le9t at boloe @euo fine
5aoras Mooersmaal, iamt Mnleo>
ming til at tienoe Sub %. bans &ilie
/ lin 9elbeo. Om bet fpritneonte
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ber man boloe bet oppe, oa bet lite
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fritne mener ON ben Sing er uupbist
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ben. &un ct Gaatal brDfer fig al,
at be trenyer intet &ienoltab til Sub
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npe @fole oil afbpoe oenne Mansel
% ben oil oinoe paa bet. Sen eneite
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beo beromoosen at uile mig ben npe
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Betuemmeli9beoen bet @ele opersit
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ciens S1olerins bar fulofeno1s frugs
tesl6s, og @fterrtge % un9orn ct
beler lite f.! for @oleraimitte.
Spreote 9ilfsloe 9iennem Epflano,
g}eoerlanbene, Holen og 5rontrige
tpoer paa bet famine. Sra tibligere
@rfaringer maa mon frpste for, at
@pioemien oil brpoe uo meb fpr
Golblrmbeo til Baoren.
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Winneipta.

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me1em to 5poruo9ne Minneapolts,
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