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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
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Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Flowers.

This entire community was ter
rihly shocked on the morning of
Saturday last when the telegraph
brought the news of the demise
of the most excellent lady whose
name appears ut the head of this
sad notice.
! Mra. Flowers was possessed Of IL
lovely character, and here where
she lived most Of her beautiful
| existence she was loved and cher
ishcd by the entire population as
IL valued friend and faultlcss
model of alI the Christian virtues.
Particularly was she cntleared to
the young. numbers of whom had
received from her their knowledge
of books and their instruction in
moral and religious training.
Mild, charitable and stcadlfast, she
was IN ornament To- the Methodist
faith of which denomination she
was a de. oled and faithful mem
bcr.
The first iutlnaI ION of her ill.,
ness was received here on We'd
nesday, 24th ultimo, and Il devoted
sister, Miss IIannah Raynham,
flew to her assistance but by some
untowarl circumstance did not
reach Monteaglc in time to see her
darling sister in life.
Ten years ago the subject of this
short and imperfect sketch was
married to Rev. X. +. Flowers, of
Crystal Springs, Mi, but her we'd
ded happiness was brought TO a
close III 1885 by the death Of her
devoted husband. She sleeps be-
side HIM now in the graveyard at
Crystal Springs, where her re-
mains were deposited on Monday
last with the burial rites of the
church she so much loved III life.
and III the presence of II devoted
father and brother and two loving
sisters, and surrounded by II large
concoursc of attached friends.
We tender our $ympathics to
the afflicted family.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03


pany ]. building naw passenger depot.
costing over IL million dollars. that will
extend along the lake front from Park
ROX 10 Twelfth street. with u frontage
on Park Row Of 22O feet. Arg aud in
cnndcscent lamps will furnish the illn-
miration. and electric motors the ncces-
sary power nscd within the building.
contracts for which have not yet been
signed. The unobstructrd outlook over
Lake Michigan will make the waiting
room uncquaicd in attractiveness. while
another feature. will bc II marbled- lined
subway. extending the enti width of
the station, with marble steps on each
side. by means of which any train can
be reached without crossing II single
track. or eli nhng over platforms. The
Hall signal system Is also being Install
ed between Chicago and Kensington;
and 80 engines and SOC coaches. -csti-
mated to cost over S2.OOO.OU,. will lie
added in time to handle the Worlds
Fair business.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
New Ycrk's Statue of Columbus.
Transportation.

The Illinois Central Railroad. running
along the Lake front. ishow at work
clcvating its tracks about twenty feet
above datum on the main grade from
Fifty first street to SiNty-sevcnth street.
and is laying four additional tracks.
When these improvements are complct-
cd the officials believe they can handle
$4,000 passengers an hour at the elcvat-
ed sta ions along the Worlds Fair front.
To do this they will use eight tracks.
with "a trains an Ii ur. 10 cars seating
60 people each to train. The other
trunk railwa, lines will use the Stub
system at the main stations. of W hich
there are 56 tracks. arranged to hold
3G trains, that can deliver or carry away
10000 visitors an hour, and should Il
rush come near the closing hours. there
will be sufficient tracks and trains at a
snb-station to carry away 1900 more
people. This STUB" system is intend
ed for convenience in handling country
visitors coming in on excursion trains.
The street railway lines claim they can
deliver 1000 visitors an hour. the lake
steamers $1,000. and the Alley -
road 10000. On the state street and
the Gotta sc Grove Avenue liues l20
trains an hour, each train having three
trailcrs and grip car. with a seating
capacity of $50. and Il crowding capaci-
ty of 30 NOR, will be operated AT half
minute intervals. Three hundred new
cars are being added to these lines.
The cross-town lines are also incrcas-
ing their rolling stock in anticipation
of the crowds. Thus the exposition
managers are confident that, should oc-
casion demand, they can handle Joe. 900
visitors an hour from within the city
and 10000 excursionists from out of
town.
The Illinois Central Railr oad Com /
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Dedication CcrilnOnics.

BY an act of Congress and proclama-
ton nof the President, Friday. Octo.er2l.
will be II national holiday. and special
exercises will be held in every one OF
the 40 schools in Chicago Oh Thurs
day. October 20. No charge will be
made for admission to the fair while the
dedicatory ceremonies are taking place
on Friday. On Thursday and on Friday
after . =. NJ. an admission of 30 cents
will DC charged. as the fireworks and
floats viii be of such magnitude and
such brilliancy and the expenditure will
have been SO great that the exposition
management has decided to charge for
the enjoyment of these entertain
n'cnts. The fireworks will be the most
elaborate ever evolved. and in many
cases the bombs and display pieces will
be fired by ty.-ELEcri1cAf.
WOELlb.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

The fishing Is commencing to
be good in this neighborhood.
In the early part of the week
MeSsrs. George Rettig and John
p. and Francis Austen captured
Il beautiful string of trout, saca-
iait and hartish, and on Wednes-
day Mr.. j. p. Austen, going alone,
was richly rewarded by Il large
catch Of the same varieties.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
DIED.

FLOwERs.--At Montcaglc,
Tenn, on Saturday, August ~,
1892, ut 6:3O O'Clock A. ~.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Flowers, nee
Kaynham, relict of the l,,te Rev.
X. +. Flowers, aged 81 years.
lntcrmcnt was ut Crystal
Springs, Mi, on Monday, 29th
ultlmO.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
D. LAMBERT w LANDRY,
&LaIlb6rt & Landry@
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Baton Il ou. .e, Ia

hnnaEe elaLle Ccmpa
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Ihuok.p
O. VI New York; Life nurrc Ca
in
u uAhHe
TO Ia men az! iLccu cuuutry
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. BAYOU
sara, La. week ending Sept. LIST. 1892
Austen I. s Collie Nj
Leslie Peter Ritcy Caroline
Thompson Mr. Woods Henry
Persons calling for any of these let
ers will please say advertised.
+. NJ. MUMFORD.
POSTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Those who re dcsirous of wit
Messing the great glove contests
ut New Orleans on the evenings of
the 3, 6 and of this month
arc referred to the advertisement
of low rates by the Mississippi
Valley Route, shown in this is
sue. We understand that num-
bcrs are going
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Prrc,y Personal.

Town returned from Hope Vill.,
last Saturday.
Miss Rosa Michel got home
from her visit to Baton Rouge on
Tuesday.
Glad to note that Mr.. Joe Stern
is all right again after his recent
severe malar'al attack.
Rev. DR.. Douglas will he home
in time to offciatc ut the services
in Grace Church tomorrow.
Hon. T.. u. Farrar and wife, of
New Orleans, are spending some
weeks with Judge +. IL. Farrar
in this town.
We learn with regret that Mr..
l.. j. TAFT has resigned his posi-
ton with the l.. y. q 4 Il. Rail-
way Co. ut this point.
Miss Corrinc Eillcrct, of Po,ntc
Coupce, was inthis town on Tues
day last, and fora short time the
guest of Mrs. J. ID. Austen.
Mr. Hunter &. Leake and family
returned to their home ut New
Orleans on Tuesday from their
visit to relatives in this parish. a.
Rev. Fathers. Laforest, of New
Texas, and Cools, of New Road,
were in town Thursday. We are
indebted to them for il pleasant
call.
Miss Fannie Brown returned to
her home at Baton Rouge after a
stay among friends here of some
weeks, on Monday, much to the
regret of admirers in this little
city.
Mr.. Neal Harper arrived We'd
ncsday to assume the position in
railroad work just vacated by the
resignation Of Mr.. l.. j. TAFT. He
is warmly welcomed by many
friends.
Professor Anglin, Principal of
st. FrancisviIl public school, ar
rived from his summer vacation
spent ut Weston, West Va, on
Saturday. Happy to note his good
health and fine appearance.
Mr.. Max Fischer, OF Musson,
Station, was over for Il shot stay
among relatives and friends on
Tuesday and Wednesday. lie re-
ports crops good in his section
with considerable damage by rain.
Mr.. Maurice Laynaud came up
from New Orleans on Monday.
His many friends will be glad to
know that he will remain amongus
for several months, having resum-
cd his position with McsSrs Frey
han 4 Co. for the coming cotton
Mr.. George Rctt,g left us by
Steamer Lula Prince, on Wcdncs-
day for Mcrrick's landing, on the
Atcliafa}aya river, where nc will
enter ona clrrkship in the store of
Mann 4 Co. \ host Of friends
here join us in wishing Inn album
lant success.
Misses Sallic Ruynllum and
ilannah Town, escorted by Mr..
lh"s. W. Raynham, left on Sun
lay evening by carriage for
>laugter where they took the cars
TO go to Crystal Springs, there to
perform the sad duty of attending .
he obsequtes Of Mrs. Lizzie
+ lowers.
Capt sam Lambert our genial ,,
'ricnd and member of the great !
Insurance firm of Lambert & Lam f
Try, Baton Rouge, III company :
With Mr.. l.. Amis, Il thorough
business man and cicvcrgcnticm,n
with the same firm,
we're arrivals by Tuesdays train.
he former left by Lula Prince Il
' cdnesday for Avoycllcs, and the {
after departed for his home by =
rain same morning. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Austen have v
eceived the great honor of being G
'vitcd to stand ais sponsors for D "
ne bell that is to be blessed for y,
t. Mary's Church, New Texas. "
II Thursday, Sth instant, and will g
accept the dignity. The II
will also witness the :!
lessing of some statues, and the -, ..
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
For Sale.
One Valuable Building Lot,

Lot No. 266, in square 25,
corner of Sun and
Mansanta streets, in the town of
Bayou Sara. Apply ut this office.
aug6.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

The public school of st. Fran
c'svillc was opened by Prof. An
giin on Monday last and was i'm
mediately adjourned in respect to
the mcmory of Mrs. Flowers, late
assistant teacher.
The school will he permanently
opened for the session, so we are
Informed, on Monday next.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Principal street III Bayou Sara
has recently received !, good work
ing with Il ''road maker under
the direction of Marshal Spencer.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Dixon has the call on Skc)ly
slightly 1T this moment Who'll
Il" the "ca|ling" 1T the ring side
wonder.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Inspect the list Of letters re-
manning in the poStofiicc. as pub
li<ltcd herein
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

The gallery of the old building
III Bayou SaIa situated opposite
the residence of Mrs. D. Kleibusch
and belonging to j. +. Irvine &
Son, needs immediate attention.
AS it now stands 1t is IL danger to
pedestrians passing by on that side
of the street.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

'llo for the Worlds Fair.'
Look ut the announcement head
cd as above and see if you don't
think you better go.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
FeEoiana Sentinel.
SATURDAY. SEPT. sd.. 1882.
BAYOU S,ARAP. O.,

BusIDess HOnrs-fr0.n a. IN. 10 Z y.
M. Sunday llours-9 to 10 n. III. Reg
-tr;'tion and Money Order IIours-S a.
H. to ) p. N.
z Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Closes. ]. y O& L. Railroad. Arrives.
5:lu pm. N"rtl, Train :':1Op. III
y :tNtM M. SOutI, Train 9:mn. III
liat"" Rouge 4 Bayou Sara. (rivcD.
Closes Daily Crxccrt Sundays at 6 ain.
Duo I" Arrive at q 80 p. III.
Natelrz & Bavon Sara. (rivcr).
Closes. Tuesday. Thursday Il saturday
nj IL Up. III.
f'uc t" Arrive. Wednesday. Friday and
SUNDAY ut ) II. III.
r. ". MlMFORD.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Worlds Fair Notes.
Exhibit Of the Bureau of ::l-
craving and Printing.

1t Is now proposed to iSs:.c Il bank
note souvenir in honor of the quahro-
centennial of the discovery of America.
Capt Meredith. chief of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. has had such
Il proposition under consideration for
some time. and he has made arrange
mcnts to lay the matter before Secretary
Foster on his return to Washington in
such - way that. if ii Is approved. the
cngravcrs can get 70 work on it immc,li- =
ut"ly. Tie idea is to select one of the
smaller ones fer the souvenir probably
the 81 note.
The Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing is prepared actively for the display
which 1t will be made 1T the Worlds
Fair. There will be no active mcchaui-
cal exhibition.
\ complete COLI ctiou of portraits of
the secretaries of the Treasury from the
nr%iunng of the government. the por-
traits OF :,ll the Presidents. the portraits
of deceased members of Congress which
have been engraved from time to time.
pictures Of public buildings and Spcci-
mems of all the bank no e.. treasury
notes. bonds and rcvenue stamps issued
from the bureau. displayed in frames.
will constitute the exhibit of the bu-
rc:i,l.
New ECrk'S Statue Of Columbus.
At the request of tie State Depart
mcnt. Acting Secretary Spauldiny has
informed the collector of customs at
New York that the statue f Columbus
presented to the City of New York will
reach that city about the end of the
present month on the Italian royal
transport Gargliano. and has instructed
him tha: the statue is to be admitted
free of duty as work of art. and that
due conrtcSies are to be extended to
the officers and crew of the Garigla-
no.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

The motto of the living skele-
ton should he ".NH u,Si LOuun.. -
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

For splendid lemons go to Mrs.
Austcns foot Of the hill.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

The extreme heat of the past
few weeks is modcrating materl-
ally. The nights and early morn
ings are cooler, and ut the present
writing, Thursday morning carly,
it feels quite like Fall.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Mrs. Austen has ice constantly
FOR sale to accommodate the retail
local custom.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
The Great Prize Fights!

Tickets are to be sCll mt the Bayou
Sara tailro:d office, to New Orleans,
at rate Of One Regular Fare for the
Round Trir: Oh September 3, 4, 5 and
q. tiootl to return uutil September
IL, 1892.
L. f DAY
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Som" items prepared for last is
sue were crowded out because of
the length Of the Bunch article and
others. ifry appear herein,
though somewhat curt:,ilcd.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Io-mnirOw viii be Thirteenth
Sunday after pcutccoSt. Gospel
It. Luke. Chap. XVII, verses Il to
10: The Cure of the Lcpcr. Thurs
day, September =. Nativity Of the
BLESSED Virgin Mary.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
L. f DAY,
Traffic Manager.

Sullivan or COrl,ctt-which =?
Full moon on Tuesday next, ut
4:O7 p. ~.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Now is the time to subscribe
for the SENTINEL.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

GA ~wn.llH, .tu-u~t p. there
was Il very lti.r a'tcudau.-c at the
ath"!:c Church and solemn and
Impressive ceremonies. u <oIr.nn
high mass, and the music was Of IL
high order of merit.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Pears. Bananas and Grapes ut
Mrs. j. T.. AuSien's. Also Lem
"n> Cncnanits and Iced Water
t,,cl,n..
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

The ferry boat now makes her
landing on the Pn,nir ioupce
shore ai II" site of old ~. Fran
'i% Church. owing to- the scarcity
q Wnlcr on .!lr snn,lhnr.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Me Aulif and Meyer propose to
find out who's the best man.
The night nf the 9Th will deter
m'nc the important matter.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Principal street III Bayou Sara,
has recently received /, good work
ing with Il "roal maker" under
the direction of Marshal Spencer.
Inspect the list Of letters re-
manning in the poStofiicc. as pub
lt~hctl herein.
''llo for the Worlds Fnir.'
Look ut the announcement head
cd as above and see if you don't
think you better go.
Some items prepared for last is
sue were crowded out because Of
the length Of the Bunch article and
others. They appear herein,
though somewhat curtailcu.
Pears. Bananas and Grapes ut
Mrs. J. T.. Au$'cn's. Also Lem
"a> C"cnanuts and Iced Water
melons.
Me Aulif and Meyer propose to
fnd out who's the best man.
The night "f the 9Th will deter
m'nc the important matter.
The ferry boat now makes her
linding on the pn,n;r tonpcc
S',"r" III ;hc site of old -. Fran
'1" Church. owing t. Il ',r scarcity
&! water ou Ia" San,lhur.
Nn S"n!ar, August q, ,hcrc
was a very lnr.r H'tcn,itus.c at the
tatln'!:c Church and solemn and
Impressive ceremonies. II SuIr.nn
high mass. and the music WAS of IL
high ur,lrr of merit.
To-mnirow viii be Thirteenth
Sunday after PrutccoSt. Gospel
st. Luke. Chap. XVII. verses II to
~: The Cure of the Lcpcr. Thurs
day, September =, Nativity Of the
blessed Virgin Mary.
Mrs. Austen has ice constantly
for sale to accommodate the retail
local custom.
The extreme heat of the past
few weeks is modcrating materI-
ally. The nights and early morn
ings are cooler, anda ut the present !
writing, Thursday morning carly, !
it feels quite like Fall.
The gallery of the old building
IN Bayou SaIa situated opposite
the residence of Mrs. D. Kleibusch
and belonging to j. +. Irvine &
Son, needs immediate attention.
AS it now stands 1t is IL danger to
pedestrians passing by on that side
of the street.
The public school of St. Fran
c'svillc was opened by Prof. An
siin on Monday last and was i'm
mediately adjourned in respect to
the mcmory of Mrs. Flowers, late
assistant teacher.
The school will he permanently I
opened for the session, so we are
Informed, on Monday next.
---- ,
Those who re dcsirous of wit
Messing the great glove contests
ut New Orleans on the evenings of
the 5, 6 and of this month
arc referred to the advertisement
of low rates by the Mississippi {
Valley Route, shown in this is
sue. We understand that num-
bcrs are going
The fishing Is commencing to :
be good in this neighborhood.
In the early part of the week 7
NleSsrs. George Rettig and John 7
p. and Francis Austen captured
l beautiful string of trout, SAGA c
ait and harfsil, and on Wednes-
lay Mr.. j. Z. Austen, going alone,
vas richly rewarded by Il large
.atch Of the same varieties. f
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Or. albert @. Gage,

Der nplis er opiagt iom Srofesior peb
Ct. OLAF college / NortbfietN, Minn.,
er blepen falbet til 8rofesior peb Sotpa
Stats llniperitet. s ben Inleonins
fripsr the State Register Sslsenoe:
Or. hilbert 6. Gsse er palst til at
befl9oe ben IOit, ipm er blepen lebis
bsrueo, at Scr. Stepenion, 9arer / gus
selif, bar taset fin Gfiteb. Or. gsse
er fsbt | Sonia at nurlfe 5uralbre, %
srabuerebe / 1879 ira 9utber College /
9ecurab, Sit post graduate course
tos ban peb SUbn Supfins, bar Fellow
Der Here Iar, 2arer / @ammel. gneelIt
8 gar ps mootus fra ben 99resanltalt
9Ottorz@ raben / Silpiof. s 5 Gar
bar ban III peret GrpfeSipr / Gnaelif
peb ct. Olaf College i Hprtbfielo. Gfter
College reIibentens Grfl9rins q ban
Der ben bp8tisite (strongest) Wanb /
Sataltetet. Gan er Ell SioenItabsmanb
% bpstis / jim @iernins, os itjsnt ban
bar siprt bet enselife Spros ps bets
9iteratur til fin Speeialitet, er ban iars
beles flint / be i%fanbinapiife os bet tpite
Sprus. Gf Or. @ooo peb Subn Sop.
fins llniperiitp bleo ban arbeialet bers
til iom 2erer ! 9pIf, men benne Iube,
falling fum fsrit, ~eiterat Yoiten bar be.
lat. San er bel fienot blanbt fine
9anosmGnb pperalt Der / 9anbet Tom
Stplemnnb ps "slmericaniSer" al fit
Splt. Meb IN iaa p~elituceret, bp9tis
% s~riaren Mano til at asfitere 9ros
fesipr 6. Sale peo llnoeruisnin9en /
@nselit, pil iiiterlisen bette Sag / Uni.
peritetets picenitubelise gfoelins (the
department of l%etters) baues til bets
pirtslise Saroisbeb % gistisbeS.
rniperitstet taler MI blanot fine
Iroissiprer % "SnitructUrs" 8 @prbs
manb: Yroi. ". VI. @eblsn, "Snitruc.
tor" Gsse % "5slOp" .. 8. @id.
Sen N%anbinapiite SolusS rsprsientere.
bes blanbt bore iioIts Graduates / Col.
lese', Sob 90 besge meoicinfe Depart.
ments, % uniperitetet talts fioite Gar
80 Stneenter, Der opsap bsnne Salp.1
iom 1T eaer fine Sor9lores SsoeItaon.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
bor NOeeoro I N"
Sporleoes De tDife Spuar.
tore b9rer iig 40.

3 Glbauerne / Berlin er Spparternt
meset flu, aar bet sjelber at fire fla
9riftepense. Naar en- @ieit betaler fin
&esnins, % Spparteren ifal sipe 8en9e
tilbase, sjcr ban bet iaalebes, at Der
tetop fommer til at mansle 10 8iens
ninss. San Tiger iprist / ale fine
8Dttepenge, men ban bar intet 1Os8iens
ming Stpffe. Som Ge9el bliper Sic
ten utaalmobis os fjeb al at Uente paa
bet liae Selgb Os flyer til Spparteren,
at ban fan bebolbe bet.
Gn betienOt Sioenifabsmano, iom Of
ps til beiD9te bisie Standardization,
bupoe Snteresie al at ubfnbe, buao
Opparterne siurbe al 1ozYiennins stpt.
terne, pg lasoe oerfor Warte til benz.
San opoa9eoe mart, at Spparterne ltat
bisie Smaapen9e / ben penitre Seltes
lomme, mebens &eiten Of gensene Tom
/ Surelommen. 9a ban MI Ifulbe be-
tale for i'm 6OrtGrins, funbe Sppartes
rem Iom i9opanli9 life iinoe ct To-
8fennir9 Stptte.
Seq cr banse for" iasbe Sppartes
rem, ioet ban iurigt leote / ale fine
CONNER, "at ies life bar ct 10sSfen.
ming Stptte."
"5uriss at ie eiter / oenitre Bette
ipareoe Sunoen rolist.
Spparteren siorbe iaa, men, d. ban
aleperepe ben m~an8lenbe Mput, bpis
iteoe ban @ieiten i Gret:
"Ses fer, De bar ielp paret Sppar.
ter ensans, men LAB bet life 9aa BIZ
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Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
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6lsoepriien iibite nse bar II Gents.
- Ct npt Niu1itsS Store / Sidermans
Slod er aabnet at .. D. Marib os
iuriDust meo 8ianoer, Organs o.f.p.
San er Ggent for bet Iua bersmte Bauer
8iauO. Wrs. Murib unberpiier after
iMuiit. Sos Ipertis iementerns berom.
- Gbas. 2iubig, Der en- fort 3ib
bapbe ct Strebbers 8erffteb | @ranb
Opera SpuIe", er Fpttet til Dubuque,
bpVr ban bar facet Guiattelie iom 9ils
fiarer ! en- Sfrebberfurretnins.
- Den bemufratiIte County Gpnpen-
tiun afbulbes ben 26be September.
- @amle Nrs. Sames 2snnpn er
fpttet Up til fin Satter Mrs. Wcgfepen
/ minneapolis.
- llinbIDfte Sreoe: StenG ". Gssrub
s.. Gridion-2iIa Saniun.
- ct 5Oto9rafi af Miratslbilebet
ben fatbplife 8irfe | Canton err ubbRnai
psb 3arositabs Store.
- st Selltab ~beitaaenbe al s. s,
Marib, Saser Great, 9pftpr Curtis,
8. 8earo % Scr. 8uose reiite isaar'
aftes paa en- lansere Sasttur til Mon'
tana. s Ct. Saul pil SelIfabet for
itartes Of gtels &esiep, 9. %. Watte'
ion Os 6. 6. alderman. Sra Ct. Saul
tascr be en- esen Sernbauepusn, boori
aiptten % fulbt Silbebsr. - Den, ION
baobe Sib I'll at pore meb!
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
"Gn Wen."

st enseIif 9iositrlit bar ubiat en-
Br9mie for ben beoite Definition pau
8egrebet "gn Ben. YrGmien fit fsI.
genoe Definition:
Gen isrite Feripn, iom tommer inb,
naar belle gerben er saaet no.
Yi bioiatter tilise enielte al be andre
inotOmne 9efiuitioner:
@n, iom elifer Sanobeben ps Dig Os
Tiger Sanobeben tiltrohs for Dig.
On, lOm eliter Dig % lar Dig uioe bet,
iom baoer bine5eil, met albris piler bet.
Gn, iom f~oritaar Dor 9ouSbeb.
@n 9iamant / ben Sting, Ri falber
Setienbte.
@n Supel, iom lpier tloreit i MBrie.
Dit anoet Seq.
@n anben bpire Saanb.
On, lom er inuOere mob mig, enc
le9 er ielp.
Gn Sapn / MUo9angeus Storm.
@n &arttet | bet lobe G~orbunorebe.