davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
etrano, Norman Co., @inn.

81. 6eoaitgr! - IA bet bgrer til Slei0su.
beoerHe al ie uO8et / 3ercs are0e Slao ira
oenHe Rant, ioa oil lss bsoe ON &laos ior
nosle Orb.
'zeeorab Gciten' bsipgsr nGiieu husr
6armsr / Strono. o. ben gipsr fine 9sjtre
mau9t ct npttigt Enno % 8iut, % mnu9su
en- norton os iutercsiant 5ortGaing / DC
LANCE Siutsraitcuer.
" bar bopt aaui,e Itreng gintsr meo me.
gen Ste, men beIoiapis iugen IiaoeIie storm.
Sarp er Dor uRrmeite Marteosplaos; bet
er en- ltoen 8p beli9Senbe ire l(iI / Set fra
strnno. Zen bar Q Stores, 3 Glepators, /
Smeoic, 1 Sotel o. en- 9ielaurant.
Sirano y. 8. beitpres al Z. Risbof; ban
orl0er ogiaa SdnoeI 90 glsr en- sIimrsnOe
6ogretUiHa. Strauo bar ct @rocerp Store,
Smeoie % ct StomassrpGriIco, iom ortpes
al q. 6. SGtere.
Slihobeostilltauoen er ganite bra, fun
@'ltelp9en Ipues at ruie Der, % en- A a . BAR
er 9itte l Iinter, os bet fietts itaar for
Saano % fan uentes til enbper 5iO.
M. y. Slgrge bar ioI8t fin 5arm ior
$4,000. Set er aIrtinoeIiSt ioritaaet, at
Slgr9e ital ada mo / Sanoelsiorretuing,
boiItet ban uoen 3piul er itittet til.
3. .. See bar Opiunoet ct Slass Muiit.
tnItrnment, iom ban trGoer meo 6s0erRe %
tn9en Tit8rins trGn9es. act or Gutagell9t
al ban ol fpripge at ian Yateut paa I'M Sp,
%IinOelie. Gn 8osfuo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Ser iinocs mangc Vatcmt:
WcOiciucr,

Tom oirfer mere pUcrrnltenoe en0 ct belt
9uiiu al 8ecepter ioreitreUne at 9e0er,
o. Dog er bet life oisie, iont uo9iues for
at turere ale Sla8s Spsoomme. gns
Duer fbler Zig al % til o0eranitreu9t.
Dian isler Jig life ing rpt til at 9aa til
en- 2G9e, men bog upasiclts NOT til life
at fable fig ipg. 8ette er netop bet
3~loSpuutt til al anuenOe bet rette 8as
tentmeOicin, Os bette sjgr iOr en- Dollar
atturat bet iamme, iom 9R9erne i~orlan.
ger 5 eler 10 Dollars ior. 81 anbeias
Ter III DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
Tl paaItaar, at bet er ct uom Rrtet
2asemiobel for at renie 8looet os itprte
2eperen. 9i paaitaar, at 8irtninger
er paris, at bet iorpser appetiteu, at
bet renier Slpoet, at bet ~aipenoer
@aloes, 3ppboio. Og Malaria. 5eber,
naar bet bruses / rette lib. Naar bu
fornemmer De isrite SDmptOmer paa
Gifraitelie o9 Suagbso, oa er bet 81,
ben at BRUCE bet. Zen a~lminoelise
@runo iatnins sialoer Der: 2ioen iii
at ta9e bet er III.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
8arTeio. WinKciota.

Nr. &c0attgr!- IA ieg aI,r,8 bar feet
uo9cn Seretnln9 / ~foiten" bcrira @ariic.O .,
iaa plI Ie8 ta9e mig Den 6rlDco % beoe
ON Otum ior Ell li0en Btretuus ia uor 8p.
SDen bar lille matge SeOGy0igbeoer at
role lig al oa ben Blot er 10 a u Aar gam.
mel, men mnoIte Den, uaar Den bliper CANT
mel moi, pti bltpc ut Napu oGrotg. Nj 6prs
retnjnaSmGno fan Pon 2otien & 8erg-
iteu, bauoleuoe meo dry goods ps Groceries
Sobn Guuoitrpm Il So, Groceries; :.
@nution &arOpa,e; 0r. Ytatiou, Sueoier;
9. 8irtler bauoisr meo "9lmber", "a iaa
bar ul 2 glepatorer, ben enc bprer 6urmernc
til. Gatoct bcruIHOt er pit up9et al oct
beoite / Staien ior 9ueOe, men 8rtieruc CT
III oaar.I9e. Is.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Winneapoiis, Winneiota.

ser bpggeS neget | Nol0 Wttnneapolts.
blnnot anOct 3 itore me SagmOIer, 2 paa
Gitiioeu o9 / paG &eitiloen al Wlsii5iippi.
6lOoen itaI muOres op % aigre5 iarbar for
Gampitjbc fra Ct. Haul op til Ct. 2lutDpup
sails M TT Saaren.
Gn ipGr aanOeljB &Gtte.ic forbtreOe8 M.
oa ben beileuote guaHgelIit NGls Ital be-
gpuoe Ut CmpenOe.icSarbcloe | Starts Mad
neo. Sc lleiie ltore reiprmerte 8Irier | Spen
bar luttct Jig lammen on at fable BAN;
u0iaa DC luenlfe Mi5iiousuenner er meo.
Nopeompoerue bplOes | lIoittliugsbp9nins
gen, men cllerS oil bele Spen bliue omip9not
nteo ct Net al 9rbelOere o. 4r90iteplal lie
for at bragg ale meo N~epR8eIieu. Salpa'
ton arnp bar 10 arbeiOet ber / lang Qto;
M Ildppe5 Nuslierrigbebea % StltrGtttn9ss
traiteu ben 3ietatn8, % lioget MT iiaa til
eiter reiornlert Sill ior at bragg 6olf BORT
ira Spuoelitferbeoeu % pGtte Spii9t for
CUBS eros arbel0e. Sc Ter laaleDes, at
her er neutrality-suspicious. paa ale &c.
better.
Set itpre nDe 3iaabbus, ipm ltal tpitc en-
3 Miuipuer Dollars eller mere, nGsmer ll
lin 6uloeuoelie paa Den enc Siae; men ben
anoen Sioe eler Snluoel maa not peute ell
Sio enonu; tbi Solicit Hamper impo be ltore
Sfatter. Ntiuueiota ltaI baoe ell Stn;s'
aIelo paa ~ Millon; Winneapolis Sp bar
en- @l9lb paa omirin9 9 WIlloner. Set
toIter at pile pare itor. Ran bar oaiaa
i glar prgvet paa at iaa &apltoliet fgttet
eIer ct mt bp9set, men oct itranoeoe pQd
Sarmerues 1roteit. Oct er bra, Der er nogIe
lpm bploer i9ien oslaa. ). y.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
@innebaao, SoWa.

Sr. Heoattur! - gountpi9oet for 0iune.
baso gountp er 5oreit Gitn. en- pen % liu.
Zig Sorretninssbn, Z Yfil fra 8innebasu,
men Dor u9rmeiie Niarteosplaos er 9eluuo,
Ell tripelis ltoen 8p. Solicit Der bar Iuset
pet aou9 aItobol, os Iss tror. at bet blir
Ell 5io, iprenO oenne Serre iaar Snppas Der
i9len.
8 @innebuso Menisbeb er en- Iioen @rGno
al os gausssiGloinser; be feite al be andre
Norlte Der er fra 9~belemarfeu.
Yor Meui9beo betIeneS at Baitor 8. %.
9abl, en- tro Serrens 9jener. Neo bet
ldmme ie9 er inoe paa bet &irtelige, oil leg
Ii9e liot ON &irien paa Seusaaieu. pel.
i~taaeuoe 6armere, iiRr s, icm er Tonne fra
ben Sp9o, siu en- Iioen SfiGrp til bette Die
meo. Seq er ioruisiet ON, at 5 lite taser
Sfaoe oernf.
Yenlis Silien til Seoaition % 2aisre.
Spbannes Setbe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
aniun OF apis. Winn.

or. &eoa,tsrl - Scr / Rittiou Gountn
bar pt ben oeilise o. fiieriss aois Ssiper 90
Rois Sale; ri bar psiaa Ioiuu Of Sos %
8oislruo Neuisbeo.
Zen enc g%tpbpsser otter ben nnoeu Hitter
inc Der, men Der er suouu Stunt for Here.
2inoet Der er goOt, iiGr bel i'iitei ior area-
turauL, mel Speoe, Supre, Spg, Grtsr, Sin
% Eoteter boyer fortriulig. Vi oprtsr oos
lille meset Of oisi, SIass enoEa, oa Di bar
fcrIaugt til Marteoet, uemlia Is yil til
Stephens.
On Sgiten refer en- bel 2ct al Rpbpa.
serne no paa grbeioe, uten bet nbesribeli9e
or, al en- oa anoen Al benz slemmer at tOmme
iglcr, 9lcmmer Rama % De Smaa, ION
penter os uenter, at gapa iial iomnie ieien
nee Mao o. SlGoer, iaa be Ilpper at iuItc
% irgie. 9erior 2u, iom sr Jaosr % ia.
miIieioriprser, fig SaIpOuen 5arOsI % tom
blem til oiue &IGre.
On gtnbnaaer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Gown OF omecn, Yon Co., Winm.

Sr. &eoaitgr! - S~eioIininsen beri SOwu
Of Queen sr uoelu,tenoe uorite Og ~iueultc,
unotagen TO SrIRuoere. DC er ale itr9u-
Iomme % reoelise 5oIi, iom bar tlGmpet
EpbpsgerIiuets baaroe Gpit; be leite a benz
bernoer fig M i n~oseulunoe epoe GmitGH.
oisbeoer.
Scr orioes nrifIai9t neo Seobu9it ON
SIutereu, og Oct or beler life iaa oaarli9
SpetuIGtp on oeri, oa Der betales ganiie bra
ior Seo, Og far / Sinter, ea Der bar uGret
beiaIt op til 800 pr. cord for hard wood,
% oa Ibuuer bet fig soot.
s ttr!eiig Senisenoe er Der itiue 20 IreOe'
lt9t. SunobeostItanoen er o8iaa upaa.
tlagelig.
gieo Ell oeHlig SiIien til SIa0et5 &Giere
% 3at til Reouitiouen for alt bet uDtti9e
% inter silute 2GieItoL iom leg bar moos
ta9et 9Jeuuem garet5 SOB, iuay Ic8 lutte.
u. {. ]iotcrg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
sauatoro, Maribaa Co., .. Tat.

Sr. Teoattgr! - vi bar baut 9ooe au'
Iiuaer her belle 5iben paa TO Iar li1r, oa ot
lille if mere emo 10 SuiDels pr. @ere, buIliet
man life tan ilage oper, itaar man tar Seil'
inn til andre Steoer, bpor 5arlHerye bar
mii.et belle Gplm9eu. 5arnlerue Der er lelo'
bjuIpne o. tiloels pelitaaenpe 6olf, nleo 9opt
pponrteoe fSarme % fore imutis Tnanin9s'
buie oo gaoer. 3et CT Dog Ell 3ius ri iap'
uer her. % oct er Stop runot Sniene.
Scr er 8 Nieuisbeper, lon bDrer I'll oen
0ursneoe &irie. 5or fort 1io lloen Ra0oe
nj ct 6aQesmpoe ior at unoereanOls, ON ol
lfulSe flute os iammsn til ct Ererefalo'
men. oa upele / en- ateuisbso proteltereoe
oeriroo o. truere mso at ipIitte Men'sbs'
ben / 7tliGloe al en- SammsnilutnlnG las
Tom man lite til no8et Nein!tai.
geuii9 Sllien ira
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
aa,e, aamiine Co.. quo 2afota.

Sr. &codtrpr! - Set bar urrct uaInlin.
oellg tOlOt Der / YIuter. 5bcrmpm2trei bar
ptit Al GRADER inner liul.
2~luIiuaen Der iioitc &lar bar gGuite goo,
men Den blcu tile ian tor, Tom oct iaa no til
/ 8cguuoelieu al Sommereu, Oa ben beifas
oigeoes al 3ult, men pi lar tH8eu @ruu0 til
at tlage, lijgut HriierHe lite cr bpie.
Spr uGrmeite giarteosplao5 CT 0aSel.
Zen ct en- me9ct trjuelig 8p. Gen bar 2
@rocerp Store5, ct Dry Goods Store, 2
Spteler, ? Glepa.prs, 3rptteri, 8arberibpo,
SaOelma0eriBon Stomageri9op, 8Ont,
Smeoie o.ko.
Wenigbeoeu, Der bar 90 Nteolemmer, bar
iaaet fla Ell alrfe. aptnoefpgeniuaen bar /
mau9e 9lar orbeloet for at faa aitte, o.
I,9cfortningen boIoer MI paa meo al Jamie
Ycnge til SrSel. Gen bar ipr gipet 3pbes
iao o. 9ebeItol til airfen. 9~ienisbeoeu be-
tjeues al Taltor 9boreieu iom er en- meset
np9tig 9;relt % afbolot al nQe.
Senlig SlIien til BIaOets a9iere.
VI 4
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
,.,olano, q. g, So'pa'

|ssatrri
Ia p.o noit!inlO''
, Wan Frpt ei ifllOe -.
a s,lr n.cn ator bet oOa lei;
vi anom rar liter,
=, nftn pnr oilter,
, ~ leo iOm Ell arGl'
u,r tramyeo % monIsO
:, murreo os bruafeO,
~ sr[p non ianOclls "SpOrt'!
| "a sa1 Gorscn0 % &o0en
@,I u.py: iaa Naaelt
Ga aoe. Ell bette til Fort.
wen MI or oct Oper,
"a sturm8uoeu ioper,
gearet or ime'tenOe int
Qu ale cr glade,
Vt matu leo Staoe -
!. ,,,rt blir "gn 99ier" bel lint. -
saa faar Ies pei lutte.
gleu Styisnc itntie'
9%robolset nla9ert % isrt,
Sea tecer ON g'aapr,
Sarooa pua en- Naaor,
MI ies iaa tlOe bar t'ert.
9ta nritcn iorgienie;
5yao mig MI bciiemie
, semen at tage / Suano,
2e. raj, at Tan Gotten
Nj itnOe ior "Eolten"
Hire en- tQutcuOe aano! -
Sriltjan Srcoeion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
YmteGfer, g~8iaeoniin.

Sr. 6eonttpr! - 9ico 6armiu0en 9aar BET
tenmeIig imaat Der, bet tan man iiignne
oeraf at 5ost, iom bar iarnet her Ell SueS
9lar, enoHu maa rage no paa 2trbe De ON
Siutereu ior at tlnHe beiaIe ben 0ielb, De
hitter ON Sonmereu. Gadr oct iaa imdat
poa mt &auo auort SteO2r, i0ut Der, iaa er
Oct ct baarOt StrpU al ,jcle lit 9cpcbrgo
paa carmen.
81 Lar Baut cit BIar0 &iHtcr me9eR Sue
% Nulbe, men man bar Ike bort 0nt at mo-
gen bar ~irpaict iot0G,pet.
Gu Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
nina Nod, Haniom Sonntp,
Toro Tdfptd.

L. Gbfc gda al 3anlar 1893 baooe 81
ps vrris S%ueitorme, lpm VI bar bopt
r,r1c g,dr her / aor0 2Gtota. VI
putrent IA CONNER she, iom laa
gpu ~pulralt, o. Dppr oen bar erepet,
len coiaa lbs, iaa ben par f9roig til at
re0t, IA &mocu fem, Set oar gunltc
ira MorQtucn al, mcO |iuo fra So,
mtS Ct TOM oen ira Nurb, iad Oct bar
M, "a MI bar oct itormet belle Chen
Sui.cta Dpor tOlot % itormful9t bet
krrtt Ocutc iDrite lI8e al 6ebruar.
| Nmne Stprm raieoe pda fit pRritc,
ia til a, tUnie pna Ell Storm, iom ie9
kSttio ca. S a 9 9Iar lioen. 9et par
ic,bllut Qipr9en / 6ebruar; ie9 babe
! eoys 9pntrltt mco Ell Sipretctper
faie BAN 1000 Huno 6lpur, og netop
trbnciuaHgre Mcr9cn ifuloe leg I'll
|trs @glc, iOm lig9er 8 @til / SpOpit
j. Com in9t, SeIrci par baaoe blanit
trm, % i9 par tpuot tIGot, % ie9
bet itulbe uaret belle Nitenen. Seq
rs gpO $40 ueo YtDIen, euoeIig blep
ErNn, % lea IGNITE, at M Ifuloe ieg
1t maseIt8, moerueis, oa Oct bar iaa
gejr. Get u0r 81. balp 4. Nien all
B a. uar 1 msote ieg ben pGrite Sue.
iom 10 bar ieet De 10 Nar, lea bar
Der Yet, SEQ iputes bet bar Barme.
Hs10t ON, lea tGnttc, Ieg faar prpOe,
tlTmptoc mig irrm Hoo for Euo.
lev ip,Nsre o. !oioere, o. mgrtt bleu
gda; iniet 0u3 bar Der / NRrbeoen al
bet melte, leg bapoe at 9ipre, bar
ferttbt IGt9ite. Slime Selie be91note
33t Gincac, ida Dc itie funoe ie, %
faa,te otricr prppe at iaa grauet Sieu
SEQ 'anoe MI iugeu Ting ie; bet bar
mcrtt, Seq mtiteoe MI Seieu % par
Fni NUS ON, bpor leg par, men le9 bar
lol8 no al ulge til Senltre, at trUfie
iGltn. Gaoc.i3 tom jeg I'll ct Nsers
" MI plolte ieg. bUor leg bar.
F1NBt Aapoe Ic8 MI iroSict, % Ies gauOe
'pnot lort mco at bploe mig BARN.
fa0oe Ell atl meO prarle at saa pper,
l9 tom III SIuHen peO Sbepenne
seq lgnieS oct oar mluIi9t at TONNE
u moo &utocn, on oreieoe oerior mob
% ION lto el 9taplue, JONI Iel otolte
SiVeren. "a ieg Tom nco / 9iapineu.
F8 tie ic nine 0eiie; oct bar mprtt
En- SlGIoer. Seq Ia9oe mig paa Sla.
i3nitt Al Scitcne I'll Saa, iad Iangt
No'' Ger uar en- Nipugoe Sue / Jias
men nine 0clte tlGmpeoe ia enoclig
Ofal % Iea uuaeoe uoen pioerc 8eiupr
F'00e 4.vGr boorcitcr je9 GaiteuS
I'll % @'ortt naae0e nit Slem 81. 0,
FaVe 0Gr1t noe ) (tmer paa Z gtil.
6aol''lI b.co mc1tt i~oruuoret. oa DC
'''f tGNtt at reg tuuoe bore noe.
vi var en- rroicIsiuIo Nat, ipm jcg
8I'T'iatF % Der or uiit mnn9, anOre,
"0's' cen Storm &i.4 6ebruar 1894,
aaJs Var nj. Dc, ibm tprtr &lptfenilaa
''Fe Sang eitcr iom les ljbeu Bprte
Gilbert Sauiou.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
mug, Morgan Co., Senncsiee.

''OaiiDr! ga mango bar anmoost
vat d! lirtoe Itot "2ecorab. Soften"
Fv'q0'Senc Der, muu jes bsoe ON Spalte.
l'r nO8,e 9uier.
0"' par Der paret ioIot, iuotil 10
ONi NaIten, men oct bar lille pqret
clio at N lager cp Ioteter al Sor.
W 'notI1 Den 9oe Sanuar bar DC lille
'' u ppI3eIormist, Siopen beliaar Of
.o''', 6uru % malrae andre sprter.
O'0ot lom &e8nuanO, % Der er en-
r." Saiolprngs. 8riieu paa 9ano
~" Slo pr. Aere. Ser oprtes Mais,
to'ster % 3pbat. Sc samle
Il l0r boone ii! at plante mere
enc til eset Srua.
\ Fa' 'a'f meo stunomuper, iom bar
qsFlra, men or tonne tilbaae, Ga
al %SenneSiee bar en- Itor ,sren,tio
\. 9s' sr snI, 9~tineralier, 9pmmer,
''p,' 81 Vel inlet Tor areatnrauI % al
S'aa'a0i. Suerie uorer burtia, 90
.,'F9 lille mere emo NOT for eoet
1a met aNipgcs ira etatcn, o. 9ri.
q. q .',t 2en almiuoeliGe Srts paa
Nc. S'H.' pr. @uno, eGa % Gents
y. olo" 50 ~. 100 9uno, 0aar
S'9'it' Alor ira SO I'll $50 Or.
,1a''; Hitter inc Der II bver 9io.
4 A.. ,.'' 81 siaaonaUcrne 6eapnot at
k5o,' ,"l S& Is: or lie bpoaet noeeu
r."' u, ov@c w crOnu, men en- or muOer
~ <ar'g :. 3. MumcOaB. sr al.
49, Dal u Iii, ulausler prsltelio
"'' ,3al1 av5si I'll at TONNE LID.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
4ooe, 1omQ.

Sr. 8ebattsr! = Booe er en- Iiplis by. os
~Roien" lGies Der Of mango, baabe gp.
mano os aanomeno. 8obe blep srunolast
for tort lib iioen. men ben er MI poget %
til ct f~ortraielist Sanoelsiteo, % bar ON.
irina 500 Subpaanere, al bpiIie be fleiie er
ROrite. Aas. 9msruo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28

men oil Inn figG at DC, ION tuuler saa al
bolatte iis 7enHesise, bgr ieio unoerlpae
6orboIoene, isrenO De toasr en- aiaisrenss
SfliiitniHs. Sammeu meo mig Tom 5 andre
glofomaHO ira 2aiOia iorat teie fig, Og De
LITE iis 8oot her.
Senlt9 Fi'icn til Reoattiouen "a Blaoe!s
~Wlrte' 4. G9Itt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
CON cQcr ~&ornntisHon

III aqeHier ior at iGtlt Patent Chemical lnk EraSug
Pencil Den met usttiat % utouuoerltss CofHodit |
esunt Itesalotr Zen aibui'tt AI0t sranoiq paa TO
Sstuuosr. Atbti6sr iou 1t 1rgu 2H III Bp
GToetut Wont. A8tuteT tlsHeT so ONT ugcu. Bt sulttt
ogiad en- Gsnratalsnt I'll o, o~Dsrtdls At Juritotg a
ani1tis Subagtnic. gu itlosu A%uitontng TT at tisut
Ftnat. trio otter bsttulstitr ol IrgUtr. Monroe
Eraser Mfg. Co, Dor 1923, "a er5sis Ggis. Fl952
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Gn una Nlano paa 20 Nar Opbs

uplig / ben lille frantic 9p 9ratien les
Bois Of 9pfus os bleu i%orlsbis iorbet
paa airte9aaroen, ba ben mursoe Graz,
i builten ban ltuloe finoe 0UiIe. life par
blet iarois / rette Glib.
Den islsenoe Dag blsc aiiten after
tot op, % man bgrte oa Ell bump 2arm
fra oens Snbre. s en- 6art bleu 2aa.
get itruet ira, ben iOrmentliss 9ebs
reiite Jig cpersnoe % iaa Jig fOrbauiet
Om. Saa iortrIer ioetminoite Petit
Parisien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
qOrreIpOllballce.


-. r,pu "a gsrrsis td9es NE
E~a'srtft ',.' ~ life en1anl ae n'~iGiis AZ
!, trfgn ~ y. " a,sbHvt pHeHtlis iort, meo'
1 re-. sou so eiprn5sai sniier bet m''
/ .ti'i bapc Naprei % a'resi'n.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-28
Siaige Soger.

Siripcpepir mt0 &lUmisr idmi 'UtniitOl
'orite RlTr i8be2s o. Si5eiBu Or Bog q Gea5
~ 5rtrrR fer m0btaae5 Tom Bgtlliul, mar \
aeicaovr 6 oyfc, % ait isHbrt ~yort0irit mtb H9is Bot
j. W. NELSON. scandinavian Books,
1917 1901 20 Sa7e i5r u, 5li1tl. Rjuu
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-10-06

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"My business concerns you nearly"
"Sty YOU so, Samuel?" John Lee
looked down and reflected. Does II con-
Germ any one beyond those you see mere!
No."
A silence fell upon the little circle so
oppressive that Ezra Easty was sure the
Marshal could hear his heart hrobbing
At last John Lee, still standing with his
face to the Marshal of Salem. broke the
silence.
"Since it concerns all here, what may
your errand be-"
The Marshal stroye to clear his throat,
bat could not on the instant. He looked
at Dorothea Lees face. She was re gard
ing him calmly: if there was more than
reasonable surprise or curiosity, her eyes
did not reveal it. Janet Lee contem-
plated her mother and father vi an un-
disturbed countenance. At LIST the NJ ar
shall cleared his throat, and with hat ID
hand, in q voice that was far from clear,
said
Il came as a friend, rather than in my
official capacity"
For which l thank you, John Lee an
swered. Then leaning nearer the Mar
shal. he added: Speak on. AS friend,
or Marshal of Salem, ] anu ready to lis
ten. What may thy errand be, Muster
Hobbs?" ,
Il came to warn you you are suspectel
of harboring witches"
L
the sign of the Cross III the air unper-
ceived by the others. Ezra Eastys knees
trembled, his teeth we're inclined to
chatter; but he braced hims II firmly o |
his seat, looking with shifting, fearful
glances atthe Marshal, the picture OF ap-
ject fear.
"Witchesl God save all herel" ex-
claimed Dorothea Lee, standing uprleht
in her alalm. Janet Lee alone lookel
calmly from Der parents to the Marshai.
John Lee made O movement as Though ne
would resent the charge, then reconSld-
cred, turned toward his wife, and, le-
alizing that the amazement in her coun-
tenance was reflected in his own, placed
hand heavily upon the table beside him,
and sank into his Sc It overwhelmed, stu
relied with amazement and horror that
could find no utterance in words.
The Marshal did not anticipate the ef-
feet his words produc. d. He seemed,
now that he had accomplished his errand,
at loss what to say or do next. He
looked from one to the other, advanced
slowly to the door, opened it noiselessly
turned, swept the circle with compre-
hensive glance, then closing the door
after him as people do when entering and
leaving the presence of the dead, walked
soberly away,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-10-06
Bristol, Wa,) Real Estate.

A big deed to Bristol, (Ya.) real estate has
Just been admitted to record in the city
clerk's Office. The deed is made by William
McGeorge, Jr., of Philadelphia, to George
Burnham. OF the firm OF Burnham, Parr d
Co., owners OF the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, of Philadelphia. The real estate
embraced in the sale consists of eighty-three
lots in West Bristol, and the price paid IS
S25,OcO cash in hand.
The lots adjoln the lands of the Furnace
Company. This fact, taken in connection
with the fact that the furnace was erected
largely by Philadelphia capital, has encour-
aged the people here considerably, as they
hope something is meant by the deal that
will be beneficial 10 Bristol. The furnace
has been idle ever since its erection, and it
is believed now that it will so into blast 1t
is also believed by many that the locomotive
works design to put up some kind OF works
on the land Mr.. Burnham purchased.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-10-06
THE OLD DOMINION.
A Days Happenings As Told by
The Wires.
FOREMAN TO Be HANGED.
Bristol's Big Real Estate Deal
Decker Gets Eight Years for Big
amy-The Vulcan Iron Works
Goes Into the Hands Of
Receiver Wexford.


The courtroom was crowded b. Petersburg
at the trial of Charles V. Decker, formerly
of Staten Island, N. Y, for bigamy. Two oil
the prisoners wives we're present at the
trial. They were Mrs. Decker, formerly Miss
Mary Emma Collins, OF Gloucester county
whom D cker married July l. 1887, in Balti-
more, and Mrs. Decker No. 2, formerly Miss
Matte E. Beasley, of Petersburg, whom
Decker married June 81, 1892
The latter lady came into the court room
closely veiled, ana once or twice sobbed
aloud. She was accompanied by her father
Mr.. W. A. B asley, and lady friend Decker
himself was moved to tears us he look I'd hrst
at one and then at the other Of his wives.
The jury found Decker guilty, acd fixed
his punishment at eight years in the state
pen Tertiary. Counsel for the defense moved
to set aside the verdict on the ground that 1t
was contrary to the law and evidence, which
motion was overruled by the court. Decker
is son OF John Decker, Il well-to do citizen
of Staten Island, and is about thirty-seyen
years Of age.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-10-06
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES

PETER BECKER, a well-known citizen OF
Shenandoah, Pa, was killed by being struck
by a train while walking on the Lehigh VAL
ley Railroad track.
ENGINEER HoFFERBECKER and Fireman
Mcmahon, of the Duluth and South Shore
Railroad, were drowned in the bay at Mar
quette. Mich, by the caps zing Of their skiff.
A temporary bridge on South Ha'stead
street, near Archer avenue, Chicago, fell into
the Chicago river, dragging down with il a
dozen people. One man was killed and the
others were rescued uninjured.
AT Hazard, Neb., two boys, while trying to
recover ball, fell to the bottom OF q well.
The father of one of them was lowered into
the well to rescue the boys, but when the
three neared the top the rope parted, and
all iell to the bottom and were killed.
A passenger train on the Mobile and New
Orleans Road was wrecked at Gulf Port,
Mississippi by an open switch. Three colored
tramps were killed, and one fatally injured.
Six other men, all train hands, were also in
iured. The switch had been properly set,
but had been tampered with by some scoun-
drel.
belated express train on the Chicago and
Grand Trunk Railroad was run into by an
other express at Bellevue, Mlchlgan. A
special CIR was wrecked and two persons
Henry A. Newland and wife, OF Detroit
were killed. Five persons were Injured, one
a porter named William Castles, fatally. The
cause of the disaster is attributed to the fact
that there WAS no telegrapher at Olivet Sta
ton, near Bellevue, 10 signal trains.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-10-06
Weather Bulletin.

During the past seven days there has been
more than the normal amount Of sunshine ;
the temperature has also been decidedly
above the normal for the season, averaging
2 to degrees daily above. The first part OF
The week gave continued fair and dry
weather over the greater portion ofthe State,
foil, wed by local showers on Saturday even
ing and Sunday an Monday. In the ex-
treme southwest, where the rains had been
light, ground has been dry for seeding wheat
but in all other sections the weather con-
ditions have been very favorable for all farm
work. Late tobacco has improved slightly,
and rapid progress has been made in cutting
and curing tobacco. Corn. cutting has been
in progress, and fodder was being housel.
Ploughing for wheat has continued, while
much wheat has already been sown. lew
report oats also being sown. In the northern
sections the late potato crop is said to be
failure In the eastern section the potato
crop is reported as good The peanut crop
is being gathered, and in Prince George
county the crop is reported to be good.