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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Influential foreign and north
crn syndlcatcs are now prepared
to invest in mineral lands Of all
description regardless Of cost.
Special attention given to gold,
silver, lead, tin, zinc, bismuth
antimony, copper, iron in all its
valuable varieties, viz: Pyritcs,
spathic, hacmititc, magnetic,
&c. cobalt, arscnical and chrome
ore, asbestos, stcatitc, marble,
kaolin, mica, manganese, coal
and iron.
Opportunity now occurs to
dispose Of the mineral lands of
this section which may not oc-
cur again. Parties wishing to
avail themselves of this should
have their properties carefully
investigated, which will be done
on the most reasonable terms.
The cost Of prospcction is
nothing compared to the cnor,
nous interest you have at stake
This section Of the Carolinas
contain minerals in quality and
quantity equal to any. Appli,
cation should be made at once
to avoid delay. Correspond.
cacc solicited. Mineral prop.
critics of all description negoti.
ated for.
For any particulars write to Pick
ems Land Agency, Pickens, $. c.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-19

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }
County Of Pickcns. {
Complaint for Foreclosure.
Lewis Wcrnickc,
VS..
Elias Day, ct. al
BY virtue of an order of foreclosure
made by Hon. j. j. Norton on 9Th
January 1898, aud Oh file in the
Clerks office, will sell to the high.
est bidder before the Court House
door at Pickcns, S. c., during the
legal hours for sale on
Saleday in February,
next, the following real estate towit
All that certain piece, parcel or lot Of
land, in the county and State afore
said i'll the old village of Pickcnsville
ontaining two (2} acres more or less
being the same lot on which Lewis
Wernichc now lives.
Terms, cash, purchaser to pay for
papers.
Child g. Boggs,
vs..
James RosemOnd.
Complaint for Foreclosure.
By virtue Of an order of fOreclos-
ure made III the above stated case bv
Hon. II. B. Fraser on 5th June, 1884
l Will sell to the highest bidder be-
fore the court house door at Pickeps,
g. H., du' ing the legal hours for sale
Salcday in February
next, the following real estate to-w.t:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot (
land in he,county and State aforesai |
III the town of Easlev, containing one
half 60 acre more or less, on the
north side of the Air Line railroad,
and known in the town plat of said
town as lot No. $685. thirty three.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for
papers.
j. NJ. STEWART, c.. C.P.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-19

N r, f. McWhortcr sent in
r. last week stating that he
Spar from home every week
this tic best aid siirrS t
4 son OF the late George Nc
CLEFT her. a few years ago to
"a. BY strictly attending to
"a worked himself up 10 Con
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
his brother Erncst has a good
he a. Il l.. road. We are glad
young men are doing s. well
will continue to CLIMB until
G top round.
srful popularity attained by
AiriIla Calendar last year, will
4 Holds Household Calendar
AS03, just published. A hap.
! ION Of calendar and almanac,
e utility, Of art and advcrtis-
20 been produced. The love
~ "rhc Yong Discoveries"
isn many delicate colors, will
Gcrywherc, while the pad is
lrinted in COlors bat with sharp
4 Copies may be obtained Of
AOr by sending six cents ia
copy, or ten cents for two,
& Co., Lowell Mlsl.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-19
Pickenhs Rnil Rnad

Work has been stopped for some time OF
Pickens' rail road and the people of TIM
plack. were beginning to be dishcartened n
tue on tlook. The chances are brighterno now
Negotiations are in progress which, it !,
hoped, will result in the completion of the
road. The negotiations arc not far epouol
advanced to give definite statement vet
Grcenvile News.
1t is truly gratifying to the people at this
eha OF the line TO know.that there is yet hope
for the completion of oar rail road. MANY
had. .dispaired, but we hope they will feel bet
ter now. Work has been stopped for,somc
time on the road and a good many thought
'hat the contractors would not finish i,
we hope thcy will be able to finish it, nm
that right carly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-19
CHAIN Ed LIGHTNING

ne railroad has not yet come to Pickcns, H.!
flckcis Is in speaking distance OF the railIchd.
II you are In Easlcy or PickcmS ard wish to
talk TO- anyone in the other town, just step to
the phone and call the one you want.
Tclegrams promptly transmitted and correct
neSsS guaranteed II messages for Pickles and
vicinity promptly delivered. ....
FlCkENS TELETHONE co.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-19
Spartanburg s.

The Stewards Of the Methodist church
tor.thc Blue Ridge mission will meet at New
Friendship church, on Little Eastatoc.
on Saturday before the first Sabbath in
February, ut II oclock a full attendance
IS requested. f. NJ MUKlssICK.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-02
A SAD DEATH.

Morgan Rodman Drinker, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Drinker,
died at Tamaqua last Sunday after.
noon at four o'clock, after an illness of
only five days, aged 26 years. The
remains were brought here on Mon
day, and funeral services were held in
St. Paups church on Tuesday after.
noon at A., 80 o'clock He was men,
ber of the Episcopal church, and an
exemplary young man. His parents
were summoned and arrived before
his death, but his brother Fred, re.
ceived a telegram on Sunday, announ-
cling his critical condition, and drove
to Tamaqua, reaching there several
hours after the end had come.
! He was possessed of extraordinary
mechanical genius, and was fast max
ing a reputation as a craftsman and
mechanic, and his early death has
blasted the fond hopes of his many
friends. Many floral offerings were
sent in, and the bereaved family have
the sympathy of the community.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-02
NOTES.

Mrs. Cullen accompanied her hus-
band on visit to Bloomsburg friends.
They are the guests of Mr.. Lloyd
Paxton at Rupert.
Rev. T. H. Cullen was rector OF
St. Pauls from 1863 to 1870. In 1881
he returned to preach the sermon at
the conservation Of the church. 1t
was built during his incumbency.
Mrs. DR.. Zahner's many friends were
disappointed by her inability to be
here. The illness of her aged father
prevented.
Many of the visiting clergy compli-
mented the choir highly on the rendi-
ton of the music, and were pleased at
the interest manifested by the men,
bers in attending every service.
Mrs. Henry L. Jones of Wilkes
barre was the guest of Mrs. Geo. f.
Elwell, and Mrs. William Leverett.
Mrs. Hewitt, mother of Rev. John
Hewitt, spent Wednesday in Blooms
burg, attending the centennial service.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-02
PRESIDING ELDER DONOHUE DEAD.

1t is the unexpected that always
happens. No one would have be-
lleved that the next person to be
summoned across the dark river would
be the Rev. John Donohue, Presiding
Elder of the Danville District of the
M. f. Church. He was to all ap-
pearances arobust and healthy man. On
Wednesday evening he returned home
on the o;36 train, and before
he had reached his home he
felt faint, and was observed
by his wife who was at a window in
their house, leaning against tree
Help was sent to him, and he wa,
able to get to the house, when he
said he wanted air, and that he was
very sick. DR.. Arment was sum
moned, and soon after, DR.. Brown was
also called in, but he was beyond the
aid of human skill, and died soon af
ter. His age was sixty-one years. He
was pastor of the NJ. f. Church here
some yearsago, and has been Presid.
ing Elder for several years, making
Bloomsbury his residence, and was
prominent in the councils of his
church. His loss is severe one not
only to the family, but to the Metho-
dist Church and the community. The
services will be held in the
Methodist church Friday afternoon at
a;3o. The remains will be taken TO
Baltimore for burial.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-02
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Geo. A. Clark is at home on: a two
weeks vacation.
Hon. I. X. Krckbaum of Benton
was in town Monday.
Prof J. P. Welsh went to New
York on Wednesday,
Sheriff Mourey went to Harrisburg
on Thursday.
Judge Elwell is having his resi-
dence repainted.
w. S. Rishton spent several days
in Philadelphia during the past week.
d. r. Coffman, court crier, police
man, and court house janitor, was a.
years old on Wednesday.
c. B. Robbins has been up the
creek this week on Fishing expedi-
ton.
c. c. Evans Esq. and c. B. Jack
son ESQ, both of Berwick were in at
tendance at Argument court Monday.
Harry Stees has entered the drug
store Of G.. A. McKelvy, to learn the
business.
Cyrus Demott, one Of Miliville's
most substantial citizens, was in town
on Saturday, attending to business.
Tram Derr, and son John F. Of
Greenwood township were in town
decoration day. They are two of the
solid democrats OF the county.
Cleatus Jones, a former typo of THE
COLUMBIAN office, and now employed
on the Na'.ticoke Sun, spent decora-
tion day with his parents in this place.
Chas. Unangst Esq. and wife of
New York city, visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Unangst. during the
past week.
Mr.. Layton Runyon has gone on
trip to visit relatives and friends in
Northern Pennsylvania and New
York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. I, K. Dildine of Or
angeville, spent Sunday with their son.
in.law F. P. Vanderslice on East
street.
John Rehm of West Third street is
breaking ground for another dwelling.
That section of the town is building
up very rapidly.
Charles Shaffer, our famous base
ball catcher is now captain of the
Harrisburg club. His last position is
that Of first base, and he plays it with
the same earnestness and success that
he plays that Of catching.
Hon. E. NJ. Tewksbury, who has
been confined to his bed at his board
ing house in Harrisburg for the past
two weeks is improving slowly, and
will no doubt soon be out again. He
was missed very much at the closing
hours OF the Legislature.
Eli McHenry of Benton was in town
on Saturday. He recently sold four
teen head of cattle fattened by him, to
Charles Haas of Berwick. The cattle
averaged I34o pounds, gain of $40
pounds each since Mr.. McHenry got
them last winter. He knows how to
prepare them for the market.
Ex-Sheriff Casey celebrated his for
ty-ninth birthday yesterday. The sher-
if was born on Iron street in this town
within three hundred yards of his pres
ent residence in the house nearest the
arch bridge, and with the exception
Of about two years has resided on the
same street ever since his birth.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-02
BLOOMSBURY. PA, FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1893

ing crickets supplied and electric light
introduced. Various additions have
been made, like the renewed font and
hymn tablets, and last but by no means
least, the three chancel windows, the
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Funston,
which beautify the sanctuary and mark
the beginning of better things in the
way of windows for the church.
You will observe that the organ.
pipes have not been changed in color
so as to match the tints of the wall
above them, but are left in their origi-
nal hue to remind us that new organ
is in due time to come.
The commodious Rectory was made
increasedly comfortable at the time of
my coming, in 'S6, and recently its
exterior has been painted. The
grounds have also been much improv-
ed.
Meanwhile the parish has met all its
Diocesan dues and has enlarged rather
than diminished its offerings for mis-
sionary and charitable purposes. And
best Of all, the people have united
with their Rector, more and more,
during these years in his endeavor to
build them up as a Spiritual Temple
acceptable to the Lord.
For all this we are profoundly CRATE
iul to Him who maketh men to be Of
one mind in an house and devoutly
say, "To God give all the praise
AT LIS p. m. an elegant lunch was
served in the dining hall of the Parish
House, under the direction of the
ladies, which was attended by the
Bishop, the clergy, the choir, and all
the visitors who came back to their
oldhome to be present at these services.
At the close, entertaining speeches
were made by Bishop Ru(ison, Rev. J.
F. Powers. Rev. w. H. Graf, Rev.
Mr.. Baker, and Col. Freeze. The
Hall was beautifully decorated with
ferns, plants and flowers. At 1880 the
closing services were held, when touch
ing addresses were made by Rev. DR..
Zahner and Rev. T. H. Cullen, fol-
lowed by the Bishop. A reception
was held in the Parish House after
service, attended by all the visitors
and the congregation
Thus closed the first century of
St. Pauls church. 1t was a season of
delightful exercises, and was thor.
oughly enjoyed by all who participated.
Among the former members of the
congregation who returned to attend
the centennial services were Miss
Mary Painter, Muncy; Judah Boone,
Pottsville; Mrs. Eli Ager, Wilkesbare;
Mrs. c. R. Paxton, Mrs. Christian,
Virginia Mrs. E. w. Elwell, Towan-
da; Mrs. r. c. Neal, Harrisburg G.
A. Clark, Tyrone; Mr.. and Mrs. M.
f. Walker, Shickshinny Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Gilbert. Mrs. Jacob Verdy,
Philadelphia Mrs. w. ]. Buckalew,
Pottsville; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leverett, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lutz,
Wilkesbarre Miss A. d. Webb, Potts
vile; Mrs. Hewitt, Sunbury.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-02

addresses by Arcddeacon
Graft, and Revs. Foley and Snyder.
Alter the service an informal recep-
ton was held in the Parish House.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
Luther Academy,
Albert Lea, MINI,

Sslttermim peo Luther Academy f.,
spnber ben 2obe september % 7ntt.]
ben 16be Nop.
S~tolepense / Academic Department
$500, | Commercial Departmon|
$1,000.
@leperne Tan faa sOf % 9uais
8psninsen meset biQist.
Sfolen bar tire &~urIus: Academic
Commercial % Musical. College r,aI
paratory 9lasier bripes / Academia
Department.
@l uooanner baabe 9urfe % Gno,f.
tie Sfolslarere. @i bar insen gons.,
lIsbeo for at ifafe bore @leoer stUI,I
On meset bDstis 2Rrer f~Urefoo,
Commercial Department.
Vile, iom a9ter at sna pau sIOl, b.,
tommenoe Gar, bsr bespuoe meO SCa.
termlnen, oeriom bet pau nugen MaoS.
er mulist.
8or Girtularer eller nGrmere DSlp,.
ninser benuenbe man fig til
8. 8. StucniOa,
51.19.3 gilbert Gen SPIN,
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
Intaa net al Sciogenoe

til gerpensuoitiainsen / G6icaSu fprs
sses bper Dag. 8 0lai Maaneo belUb
Gntaaet al iplste aosan9sbIlletter Jig
til 1,050,037, SUM til 2,675,1l3,
Suli til 100000, i ben iGrite llSe uf
ausuit til 55l,146, / ben anOen llse
til 697,274, / ben 3oie llse til S21,421,
ben 22oe Gu9uit iii l54,325, Den 23oe
til l49,609 % ben 24oe, oa Staten
Saiupis's Sag ieireoes, til 24o, 900.
llbitlaiu9en lar op til ben 25oe os. pe'
ret beicgt al 9,1O1, 924 Mennelter, ion
bar betalt ipr at fpmnle iuo. Intale,
al be andre S~eie9cnbe, ium bar bau
5~ribiuetter, uiOes life meo 8eitemtbel
enbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
Malaria overall.
Ten perife AarStio for Wtalaria
paa mango War.

Gpmptomerne for Malaria er loo
iorlfieaise / iurfieaise 3ilfalbe, at life
TO 9ilialbe er ems - matte, trGtte pg
borife 5slelier meo 8nlbe - os Seoes
anialb, iOm fOmmer % saar meb nres
selmasiiss Meaemrum, Spimmelbec,
Spuebpine, belast 9unse, 8pspepiia
Os @aloeipse er mere eaer minbre tils
1tebe / %iaaoanne 1ilfaloe. Yeriobiff
SOpebpine elIer Reuralsia os GOnltit
patton er Spmptomer, Der fan pentes.
Waanse spsoOmme / 8lObet, 9erperne
os Mauen iremtalbes peb fronif Gas
laria.
&inin bill life furere benz. @n flor
Mansbe Menneifer bar i benne Sen'
ieenbe eiort bitre Grfarinser. Oct
eneite Mibbel, iom til enbper lib ptl
bel6reSe- frp#iit Malaria / ale beas
5ormer, er 8e,ru,na. Bette Miooel
er ben naturlise MObsift mob Mala'
ria'ens Gift. Yesrusna bortrpbber
@iiten peb at sbelasse ben us itprfer
Spitemet mob ienere &nfalb af Sps'
bommen.
On BOG ON malariite Spsbomnne %
ole andre SpmmeripsbUmme ienbes
irit til enbper 9lbresie peb The Pc
ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company,
Columbus, SbiU.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
9emofratiif Statsfons
Ucntton.

3emOtraterne bolpt i'm Statstonpers
tiun ! Ges MUines Onsbas Den 23oe
os. % sjenupminerepe ueo affirmation
@uperngr SpieS til &anbioat for GU
perHsr. 9et er iprite Sang / Sowas
Siltorie, at en- @upsrnpr bar peret
giennpmineret for en- treble 5ermin.
8siten at &auoioaterue er: 8ice.
supernpr, 9. 8. Seipp; Ssieiterets'
BONNER, Sobn Glsssett; Sernbaue'
fpnmisi9r, S9umas Somau; Stole'
superintendent, 5. 9. auOepfler.
YlatiOrmeu, Der bleu enitemmis peo'
taset, inbrpttes / n9ite Numer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

New DIX DhHk . OttSiHihS ~
9rroao piier / 2rbet al llsen en- 2il'
part iliuaenoe Wpnt pda s4,72S,OOo
o. en- Girtula,icu s2,ooo,0oo iterrs
euo pco iamme 3io for ct Var ppert.
National Bank Of Commerce / 8en'
Der oienpptoa 6Orretnin9erne 3irs'
oaos. 5ornritaltnin8er er trullle lor
ben inarlise @icHaabuins al Nationdl'
oo Statsbanterne / Dubuque, aanlas
Gitn, @reat Sails, Omaha p9 Here ali'
orc Spcr i Ohio, 3eras, @lsconlin os
California. Sanias Sulninere bar
aienoptuset Grbeioet % bet laill'e Ct
9ilfalbet meo 8pen anoerions Roll
ing Millss i Snolann. Strawboard
1abrifcrne iammelteos pil be9pnoe Ir'
belbet paanp % 5ileparterre p'l lS'e
100 Wano til fin nupGrenee arbelos'
Itprte. 9letp @nslanos 5abrlterne los
ger Grempel Of Rboce SslanO Soni'
ulbsmgaer, bpis Gabnin8 er bleueri be-
~tienbtgjort. Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Company, Der bcifjaIti9er 1900
Manb, pjl sieuopta9e arbeioet Wfarl'
BAG. GbicasOs @ulpfOrpli9telier bels'
Der fig til 100000. Gulntb bar
m~pbta9et fin iDrite 8Osnlabnins at eI'
teraarsbpeben. Speoen er 9aaet "a
Gents op, % ben enOrme @rport pll
peobliue, iamtibis meo en- Snbisrlel al
ira 1O,o00,0o til $14, 100000 Cub
Om llsen Os ct buslio iOrs8et initial al
NationaL8 autuoter.
Suns Weekly Review flyer: "Get
tlarner pp, os Der er tDoeli8e 2e9n pad
9eprin9."
Associated Press 8al Street 8prs
Respondent ~Itriuer: "SOm 6orboloet
III er, er bet fun ct 9losipgr9smaal,
Giterippr9Ilen eiter 9aH9bar
Otpnt BIZ bore eitertOmmen p9 YrIlen
paa ben ioriuunoen."
New York Financier flyer: "9en
fiuancielIe 3ilituuo beorer fig itaoi9, o9
itjgnt Der M Og oa fan pRre no8en
i @9roierne, bar Strsmmen
peuot zig Os 2anOet uil mart i9jen
tunne role fig al Selitano. Operalt
ipnes BET at tlarne op."
6rem9aussn paa Snouitri', 6lnanS-
% 0unoelsmarteoet, ben iors9eoe 2Ils
LID til bore 5inanier peo Guropas
usentli9e @ulpinbl tponinser, Sienaabs
ninsen at Banter % 6ubriter, ben fpr-
Ite Sosnlabnius ai inoeuGreube 9psoes
bpit, Resjerinsens 3raplbeb meb at uos
lteoe rlpe Yen9eieoler, Den oa9ll9e Ans
tpmIt af sulolabebs 9ampitibe os ben
on9lige afienbelie al amerifanlfe Tros
buffer til llolanoet Itemmer pperens
meo llotalelierne al Dc be9ite Iutboris
teter, al Sfperue tr9tfer bort, at Strgnls
men bar uenOt iig, at Slmlen tlarner
pp o~peralt, % at ri en- tloli9 Wor8en |
ben nGrmelte 6renltio pil paagne op pg
finbe, at ben ~fiuancieQe 3au8e bar lets
tet % rullet bort.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
TDrffieIIigt.

z Goliiprnias Canning Industry
bar 9cnaenrosn | Den ienere Eio pGret
mcaet iplbar. si be 25 5obriter, Der
beiti1itioer TIA meo Reoinlinina al
Sruat, or TIM 10 / @irilcmbeo, 90 olsie
drbeiocr Inn meo taI0 I%rbeiostralt.
III DC 90 6nbrifcr, lem beifjritiser ia
meb 5grlulns al 5ruet, or life Iiloi
6nlpbeIcu f, @triiombco, % olsie or'
bctoer iuu meo boIu aruft. 5rnst'
bitten CT opermaaoe itor % 9ualiteten
aoo. st aompani, ION itoligere be-
taltc $4,000 ON ugcu / 2punin9er,
bctaIer III I'm Iiot ouer $1,000.
Z Den uoroIise Del al Dl .6i9dus
uebre S>atpp bar i 9gbct al iisiie llSe
raict uoIoiomme Stopbranoe. 6esen
bar liggct inn tpt uuer tore Strrtnin'
ger al Mi6ignniren, al ben bar bpi Grab
forburoret StIbsiarten, % Sfibene bar
prret mot til at beu9ee Jig i~rempuer
meget ioriigtig. Zen aureiteoe Staoe
er me9et tor.
Z 0pro for gpen Samestoipn,
CALIFORNIA, ubbrpo forIeoeu Dag en-
poelragenoe Stopbraub, iOm gif / ueit'
fla 8cining ug pmrirseoe Spen Sonpra.
Scle gpeus manolise 8cfoltnlr9 maatte
no for at betirmpe Slnmmerne, ps bet
par meo gigo % ucppe, at nan iunoe
boloe SlOen borte ira Sniene.
Zen 9loite prattiierenoe 2G9e i
2puisuiQe, ap,, Or. Geo. 8. Sailing,
bpoe iOrleoen Dag i en- Glocr al "a
@Aarf Gan fpilleee Ell betpoelis 8oae
Inoen 6rimureroroencn og a ! en-
8aite al gar Wieolem al Stateus
Sunobeosraao.
Snoiauas Sunobebsraao boloer
Ell al 9r9erne / MuHcie %uniparltg for
5maatpppcrncs epioemiife llobreoelie /
ben GQn. Get or MI 2 Wanneoer, lioen
oeune farlise SDSoom uiite fig Der, Us
ben prattiierenoe 9Gse 8joroe life bet
mjubits for at binore SmittenS uobre'
belie.
- Siul0e en- al Stattammeret uogis
ben 8eretnins er Der ira 1892 til 1892
bruet @ulo / Dc 6preueoe Slater til ell
@arbi al $40, 7S3. S69,O00 % Sslp til
@Groi at S5,67s, 908, 900 til Br9as
ming al Yense % 6O~rirroi8elie al
auultgjeuitanoe. 0e / bette 3toSrum
prRoeoe @ulopense belpb Jig til
S3.5S2. COS, 700 % Sglompntnin9en til
s4,0i2, 100000. Oct p%aoltaaes, at
ben itDrite Del al bet / Snonitrierne
bruate Sub boiler ipm 3anoiDlo /
Grapeue pau 8irte9aaroene.
- Sfclsc en- Seretnina fra SQinois's
Bureau ipr glrbeiOeritatiitlf blep Der |
4aret, Der enote ben lite Suli 1898
proouceret 17,S52,276 IONS Sul til
en- 8arbi al s16,243, Gas. Intoaet al
Irbeioere / oenue Snouitri bar 33,632,
beroi par rs, 1871 beitjafti9eoe iom Suls
grapsre, 81 al oisie umtom ueo lllpt'
tsstilinloe. 8ul9rauerneS clemens
initlige 9pn bar ~ Gents pr. Spu.
- 9ropinieu MauitObas Iserbruss'
miuiitcr bar nplia ofientIi9siort Ell
Spitberetnins. Sfclse oenue er bet
sienuemiuitlise llpbptte ipl8enoe pr.
@cre: Soeoe 21,1 Duibels, Sapre
800, Sps 31,1. Oct iumleoe uobptte
a%ulaaeS til 2,176,S04 Suibels Speoe,
1885, 1913 8uibelS Saure, 3,569,19S
guibels 8ps Os 147,02S 9uibeIs 9ius
frs. Oct meo 6oebe tiliaaebe Nreal
unIaaes til 1,003,640 Gcres. Suis
bette 9unitise Seir ueouarer ct Bar
Tiger til, oil Wanitpba iaar faa ben
~itprite Spit, HropinIen n~oSeniiuoe bar
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
nj V~tgttabeo.

ar.ane glditer sr ct OtOunOerliot wi,,l
Sets 8irtnins I RbeuAaiisms. ~
Gpsimerter, 9aHbpine, smcrt,r ~
SiaSs, aItbma, etiua, SuIs GA ,s,r, ul
er nGiteH utrpIis. Get er bet ensits N.Y.
ploenIfabelis gaebicin tienOsr. So, T''
aloris fetl. Get ieIses for % g., ~, y
Baite; 5 Batter for / Dollar. 3r0,n, y
PLACES at aamle, ~bauronutteoe, r,",' v !
Saar, oil oi icnoe en- BrBOe- Safe. En- y, !!
bel al ben aiminoeIiss etprrelie, mpn IT,u
| Clamps for at betuIe GofpurtO.
j. E. Weiser,
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

ltof bl,nb for 8jenbssjerninser os al
isnorcre oft, iom bar pGrst at Ie pea
tibliaere Observation-Disclosures. Zen er
en- i~turartet sucess, ben melt itOrar'
tebe, Tom Observation-Disclosures 9titp'
RTE fienber. SAB Os ale baabe, at ben
oaiaa finaniielt pil bliue en- i~torartet
Succes. Iaul ou Gbaiau.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
2aIoet til YroieSior.

YaitOr 2. 6. Brandt, iom betisuer
ben n%orii,lutberite Menisbeo paa Nuro'
iioen i Chicago, er talost til enssll.
8rOiesiOr ueo oct tbeUipsiite Seminar i
&o~bbinsoale, Miinn.
Sort III ban be ileite Stemmer psb
ct Mspe, ium Seminariets 5atultet os
8irteraaoet bplot / 3uli, ps M bar %.
iaa en- Majcritet al ben norn Spuobes
Yreiteitab i%triitlis iiemt for BAN.
("Stanoinapen".)
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! ben ienere lib bar Der saaet

j ben isnsre lib bar Der sauet en-
Bel Del 9igstcr ON, at IreiiOeut Gles
uslano or ips, % at ban al Den @ruuo
bauoe iOrlaOt g8aihin9ton ior at 9lens
pjnoe line 9rGiter % bpile uo Bug
Sarb Ban. Set bar sieutusenoe ueret
paaiaast, at ban lioer al Srisbt's
O~iisaie, men bans 9ripatietret9r, @tr.
1burber, ps andre, Der itaar bom uar,
Tiger, at ban life lioer al nosen Clogs
Spsbom, % at ban ben lite S~eptembs,
oil ueuos tilbase til 8aibinstOn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

Sommeren: De bar at betale en-
@aultt al 5 aronel for 3ruttenitab.
ajarrineen: Seq eier bare 2 arO'
uer / bele 8erben.
2pmmeren: Ia maa 5Gns'
lel. On De M life bapoe eruitet Op
gsneens, iaa bapbs De 9avt not til at
sstale Muliten meb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
sOuarcsmanb MtGlsarp ira Mir

ne iOta bar ioast uOiteot en- Srore ira
Observation-Disclosures ON, at DC 20
SiOur Snpiausre, iOm bplosr til / &ar'
beosn al Granite Sails, Minn., fan ian
fine &esjerlnsspense upbetalte Der, iaa
be life bebpuer at sipre ben LANCE 8siie
til Clinton, 2. Gaf.