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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Report Showing the Result of the Prima-
~ Last Saturday.

ry Last Saturday.
Having made a careful examination of
the poll-ists and tally-sheets Of all the dis
tricts and precincts in Benton County, l
find that a primary election was held a.
all the precincts in said county on the oath
day of February, 1894 for the purpose of
nominating Democratic candidates for ali
the county offices Except county judge,
and find the following candidates were
nominated by the following majorities and
pluraities: For trustee, Z, NJ. McAuley,
AZ; circuit court clerk, A, R, Brooks, 223
county court clerk, G.. B. Greer, 1856; sher-
if, W. A, Lashlee, 81 register, II. c. PAT
ford, 5S8.
February %, 1884.
A. C. MCRAE,
D. B. THOMAS, JR., Chairman
Secretary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
Sale of Land.
A. c. McRae, Administrator, VS.. J,
K. P. CoweII ct ais.

In obedience to a decree Of the county
court Of Benton County, Tennessee, made
in the cause Of a. G McRae, administra-
Tor, VS. }. X. P. CoweIl ct ais, | will on
Monday, March 10, 1894.
at noon in front Of the east door of the
courthouse at Camden, Tenn, sell to the
highest bidder the tract of land in said
decree descrlbed-it beng the land owned
by Ed Cowel at the time Of his death,
in the fifth civil district Of Benton Coun-
ty. Tenn. A more accurate description Of
said land will be given OH day of sale.
Said sale will be ON q credit of s and lG
months, except % per cent, which,wlll be
required to pay cost, attorneys fee, ETC.,
and in bar Of the equity Of redemption
Notes with good personal security, will be
required OF the purchaser, and lien will
be retained on said land as a further Sc
curly.
This February l3, 1894.
W. A. STEELE, JR.
ID 4 Clerk and Commissioner,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
Sale of Land.
Herrin & Bateman VS.. J. T. MaE,
ker and c. c. Kee.

By virtue of a venditioni exponas in
my hands, issued by A. r. Brooks, clerk
of the circuit court OF Benton County,
Tenn, | will
On Monday, the 9Th day of March,
1894.
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door
at Camden, Tenn, certain tract of land
lying in the fourth civil district of Benton
County, and bounded as follows: On the
north by Allen; on the south by Albeit
on the east by May; and on the west by
Brackins. The same was condemned and
ordered to be sold by the circuit court of
Benton County at the December term,
1898, to satisfy judgment in favor of
Herin & Bsteman and againstJ. r. Wal
ker and c. G. Kee for the sum OF $25. So
and all the cost.
This February g. 1894.
w. G. KIRK,
13 Sheriff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
For Acknowledgements

DYE We are authorized to announce Mr.. Tom
IL c. RYE, of Benton County, Il candidate for
election TO the Office Of Acknowledgement for the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit, subject to the action
OF the Democratic party, Election in August.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
NOn-RGSidGntNOtiCG
NO 6S2,l
Annie WHY VS.. Lindsey WyIy-Pe-
titiOn for Divorce.

In Chancery at Camden, State of Ten
nessee, Office of Clerk and Master OF the
Chancery Court, Camden, Tenn, Febru-
airy 20 1894 1t appearing to the clerk
and master from the affidavit filed in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the defend
ant, Lindsey WHY, isanon-resident ofthe
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF law can not be served upon him,
it is therefore ordered that said defendant
enter his appearance herein before or
within the first three days OF the next
term OF said court, to be held on the third
Monday in March next lS94), and plead,
answer or demur to compartments bill,
or the same will be taken orconfessed rs
to him and set for hearing eX parte, and
that a copy of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in The CAMDEN
CHRONICLE,
D. G. HUDSON,
Clerk and Master.
A. J. FARMER,
Solicitor for complainant. Is /
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
MAGISTRATES.

MAGISTRATES.
mo candidates for magistrate We're balloted for
in the first, fourth, NINTH tenth, eleventh and the
twelfth civil districts.
Second District; win McKeel and w. II Baily.
Third District j. A. Holland, A. " IIeandon.
Fifth District j. S, Corbitt, f. T.. Cuff and w.
T. Morris.
Sixth District: J. l.. Wright and Jim Bullock,
Seventh District: w. H. Melton and William
Blanks.
Eighth District j. II. Hudson and j. W. Luter,
Thirteenth District: j. NJ Bishop and 10. Odle,
Fourteenth District: w. II. Hyatt and n. j.
Anderson,
CONSTABLES.
mo candidates for constable were baloted for
in the first, fourth, eighth, ninth, tenth and the
twelfth civil distrctS)
Second District: George Kirk.
Third District: j. r. Markham.
Fifth: j. s. Haley and John Hudson.
Sixth District b. j. Beasley.
Seventh District: w. w. Hartley.
Eleventh District j. L. Shurley.
Thirteenth District Il. L Walker.
Fourteenth District: X. Il. Bridges.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

D.J Grahaln, esq, Oh Dig SANDY,
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. William Totty has moved his
family to Humphreys County.
Hon, Tom c. Rye has returned
from trip to McNairy and Madi-
son counties,
Messrs. T. M. Steele and G. c. |
Cole went to Nashville Wednesday, |
returning yesterday.
A girl arrived yesterday morning
togladden the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Penick, 2 miles south Of town.
Mr.. j. G. Presson has moved his
family to the old home place Of the
family OF Mr.. l. c. Yarbrough, de-
ceased.
Judge B. G. Scruggs will conduct
devotional services at the Presby-
terian Church Sunday forenoon
and evening.
: Mrs. s. j. Travis is perfecting
arrangements to open the largest
and best selected stock of millinery
goods ever brought to Camden.
: The Wednesday evening meeting
of the Epworth League was well at
tended. Considerable interest is
taken in the work of the league.
Miss Nora Corbitt is reported
very sick at the home of Mr.. G. I.
Brecheen this week. We join her
many friends in wishing her an ear
ly recovery.
Mr., and Mrs, James Jefreys gave
dinner Tuesday complimentary to
Mr.. W. n. Austin and family, of
La Vergne, who were visiting here,
and other relatives.
While AFRO, the youngest son of
Mr.. G. H. Cowell, was telling tree
Tuesday, he had the misfortune to
cut his foot very seriously, which
will confne him to his room some
time.
"Giving our Best to God" is the
topic for the prayer services of the
YoungPeoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor this evening at the Pres
byterian Church, which will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. .. A. Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Hutson have
gone to Paducah where he will con-
clude arrangements to locate per-
manently at Camden. There is al
ways room here for good citizens,
and we extend to them a welcome
Hon. John H. Trice, of Chester
County, who is an appointee to the
position Of deputy revenue collector
under Collector Bond for this dis.
trict, and Deputy Marshal Collier
of Mckenzie, were in town Monday
and Tuesday on business.
Mr.. jeff McRae, of Big Sandy
has moved his family to Camden
this week. Mr.. McRae will remain
at Big Sandy for the present where
he is engaged in the milling bust
ness. We extend a cordial welcome
to his family, and hope they will 10
cate permanently in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Kee, O
Spring Greek, Madison County
have been visiting the families O
Messrs. J. W. Russell, Sidney L
Peeler and W. A, Yarbrough thi
week. Mrs. Kee was formerly Mis-
Dean Mason, well-known to Cam
den society circles, where she ha
many friends.
Messrs S. H. Hall, w. P. McGill
W. L. McElyea, S. L. Peeler, W. A
Yarbrough, 7. H, Bateman, L. E
Davis and G. W. Arnold were I'M
tiated into the mysteries of lodg
No. 416, Knights Of Honor, Satur
day evening. This addition make
fourteen new members initiate,
here this month.
We had the pleasure of cal
from Editor Griffin, of the Unto
ritu Demncrat Tuesday. who. q
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
CONSTABLEs.
THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE.
A Call for IL Convention to he Held at
jackson May 10, 1894.

jackson May 10, 1891
BY direction of the Democratic execu-
tive committee Of the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit Of the State of Tennessee, compos-
ed of the counties of Benton, Madison De-
catur, Chester, Henderson, McNairy and
Perry, and by virtue of the power vested
in me as chairman of said committee, |
do hereby call delegated convention Of
the Democracy of said judicial circuit to
be held at the courthouse in the city Of
Jackson, al - 80 o'clock, p M, on the
10th day of May, 1894, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for the Office of
Judge and for encouragement for the said
judicial circuit, and for such other pur-
poses as shall come before the convention.
And the chairmen of the several counties
in compliance to resolution passed at
the executive committee meeting at Jack
son, are hereby directed to have their sew
eral counties appoint on the 9Th day OF
May, next, delegates to attend said judi
cial convention to be he'd at jackson on
the 10th day Of May, 1894, and said dele
gates may be appointed by mass conven-
ton Or by primary election.
February &c. 1894.
A.C. MCRAE,
EUGENE MORRIS, Chairman
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
RESULT OF THE PRIMARY.
MoAuley, Brooks, Greer, Lashleo and PAT
ford are the Nominees.

The race between the candidates
for the Democratic nomination for
the Offices of trustee, circuit court
clerk, county court clerk, sheriff
aud register last Saturday was hot
ly contested, which brought out
one of the largest votes ever polled
in primary in the county.
A Democratic nomination means
an election in this county, and the
candidates were not slow to take
advantage Of every opportunity.
The following are the tabulated
statements Of the votes cast for each
candidate by districts:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
On Monday, the 9th day Of March.
1894,

expose TO public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door,
in Camden, Tenn, certain tract Of land
lying in the third civil district of Benton
County, and bounded as follows: On the
north by Latham; on the south by Howe;
on the east by Adams and on the west
by Hatley. The same was condemned
and ordered to be sold by the circuitcourt
of Benton County at the December term,
1898, to satisfy judgment in favor Of
Herrin & Bateman and against Joseph
Walker for the sum of $l2.73 and all the
cost
This February 6, 1894.
w. G. KIRK,
1874 Sheriff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
Sale of Land.
Herrin & Bateman VS.. Joseph Wal
ker.

By virtue Of a venditioni exponas in
my hands, issued by A, R. Brooks, clerk
'of the circuit court OF Benton County,
Tenn. Il will
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
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Positions guaranteed under certain conditions.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02
FOR TRUSTEE.

THE vote polled was for j. Il. Young, W.
Barnes, E. NJ. McAuley, T. w. Barnes, W p,
Saunders, j. T. Camp, James II. Kee and c.
NJ. Wilson,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02

FOR SHERIFF..
THE vote polled was for w. A. Lashlee, W..
G.. Kirk and Jahugh Moore.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02

FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
The vote polled was for w A. Steele, ir, and
G, b. Greer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-03-02

FOR REGISTER.
The vote poed was for j. T. Bowles, H. C.
| PatTord and j. G. Robins
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
0ecDrab og Sntegn.
Ten 21os 9tusuit 1894.
On prIforiient Nnerficnoclie

fl Qpitnani 9. 6. Gnoipcl iorleoen
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gen / @Gibtu9ton eli "Medal for a
brave man., cit Grmee.g ieoolie, iom
life iGroeles Mnnge bar erboGot. Gen
fpm lent, bet er ianot, ucnlli9 80 Gar,
~efterot Nir. GnbipeI bapoe piit fig ionl
en- SerUs, men Bet er 81 it9noigbeoerne,
Der bar piprt, at Sn9en life er fommcn
paa 9nne for, Meu / uificiele 9ptl'
menter fra ben 5io bor man ben belle
8e9ipenbco tub6ercttet, % M bapoe
Nir. Gooiueas SampIRIer iuoienot fine
Nffioaoits | ben anleonin9, oa be mente,
at en- iaaoan 3ano iurtjente mere cub
Ell alminoelig 8anitiGnuelie.
Gu Ital ba Der berettes, bono 8. 6.
Gaoiuell o%eu9on9 ajoroe ueo alabama
Sopou ben 30te September 1864. Gf
egen fri Billie ippmmeoe Fan oper the
bayou, meoens Suglerne peb ON BAN
90 bans Wleoipgmmsr, 9pitnant@e itin9'
bouie, Ug be tOs tilbage meo ben fiat
boat, oct sjalot at faa ior bet Wtano'
itab, eeres Lieut.. Col. tommanoereoe.
st iuIOfGubi9t SelteitBtiel
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
The Grand.

Gr De Ell acknowledgements, oa glenn
life ben lobe % 20oe September.
Charles 6robman, Der ienoer bette
StueiptQer'S elitab, bar Ell Iaa amer
fienot anieelie oper bet bete Qano, at
man / bum bar en- fulbitanois Setrpg.
9elie for, at 5~oreitiain9erne oil oinoe
9ublitums 8ifalb. geitDrelIen for
The Grand Opera House 9isr aft bpab
De fan, for at itaife 9Ooe 5beutertraiter
IND Bet ima9iuloe 2Otale.
0isie to Gpreitiuinger tr4ifer altIaa
iammen meo 8iuneibeif County 5air,
iaa GnbOer bar 600 2~lnleonins til at
ta9e meo be99e 8ele. 8i 9ientnger,
bUao 8Dens Dtaipr tioligere bar ia0t
9iennem Soften, LAD O8 iorigoe at
bOloe oppe bet Rp, lpm 8inueibeit
County meb &ette bar ouroet nGIteu
paa etbpert Self az SOrobrug og OPP
Gling al fort au9s o9 imant apa9;
lao enbper Sarmer tOmme ino enten
meo Sc eIer 6ru9t, BET er peltomment.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
Tegrene I oanif Ienin0ten.
(gf ct re til "9olititen" / a~lpbenBapn.)

Be oanIfe Ger i 8~eitinbien er 10
esentli9 Ell lioen tropiit Ne0errepublit
meo Ell al &on9en uonaunt @uoernsr.
uoen Nesere oiloe BET - enbifjpnt bet
poer Tom en- lioeu Muoiioelie - ie fort
no for bore GmbeasmRnb. Oct er See
9reae, Der 9iOer gerne beres Ir99.
Sisie 9inier pRre ba beQi9et bore forte
9anosm9no pna Ct. Sbomas.
8pen bar 1000 S~nObpssere, boorai
be 10000 Hegcre. Der er altiaa let
9eilisbeo for Gnbuer, Der oil 9ifte fig
ito / en- msrf 6umilie. 5aIes for ale
Ne9rene paa bisfe Ger er beres uiabs
panllse tptfe ulbbaar, Tom beIfptter
Ssien mob 8armeu, % oeres f~uliorts
Suofarue Zen Jaroeiammeniatnlng i
Suben, Der boloer 8armen nbe), beres
ptte 99ber, Ditto Sjernefal os oaarlise
Ben. Ne9rene bar life mango 8r9iter
unbtasen i Salien, Der BOG er meset
tpno. Sc barer Oft paa Souebet, lige
fra ct Srep, iom De logger en- sten
poenpaa. os til ct &lauer, iom fire
Wano transpprtereoe meb De fire ala.
perben itaaenoe paa be fire tpooeber.
8pinoerne inboeles al be Soibe i fab
brpiteoe o9 r~unobrpitebe. 9e 5prIte er
b9sli9e, be Sioite tibt al en- pppig
Sfjsnbeo, napnlis for IN farpeblino
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fan iaa lanst Saar, ium be / iaa 5alb
9jerne laoer bGn9e / en- Yiit. s oeres
9aatlabnins pnoer DC iprusleoe 6nrUer
% bGrer nGiten ale b%rauo9ule, FAM
menoe Surbaner.
Nesrenes lliaoelisbeo er iaaoan, at
ben buroe brin9e ielu en- Ne9er til at
reome. N9Iten ale 5orbinbelIer er
ili9itime, men oite parer be / aarepis
% oite er be ret lpttelise, % oite enber
De meo, at Nesrene fortrpber oeres
u9uoeli9beo % ben mob oeres 9ips
Niten tl9oer fig i@alla o9 panorcr ben
/ EFT al De mango &irfer for at inbbente
bet iprI6mte / ben ellepte Sime. @eIteu
Salpoelen al Serneue bgr i oeres ierIte
2eoeaar p8 besrapes uoen 2i9ipn.
SHbpunlise gprneip9bpmme: 9iarrbCe
% 9Dienteri. Sornes % 8srus Sos
oeonGrin9smiooel er Waismel9rpo meo
Gutter, 8ananer og Srgb, iamt frems
for oft ben ~iaatalbte &reoliuppe, }:
Suppe fpst pua libt 5leit (fOr / Cent?
Os iuritieaise Sorter 9luoe, 6ruster
p9 8enner.
Nesrene er fore Ssru. 7e pluorer
Ug itj9noes, bpaoenten man Ter benz paa
gaben eller / oeres tarueliee, men altio
renlise Siem, Der iabpunlis beitaar af
en- lioen 3~rabptte, inmmentpmret al
eamle Hafasier % beIlaaet meo ubfpis
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
Sotps

@aa 3orsoa9 ben zoe Stlt9uIt ieireOe
9tels % Qnuu Wtaria Senien / @lencoe,
Mtinn., Sglus 8rpllup. 5eItguostieue.
item bolotes 81. IL ON 5~Ormiobaaen i
Spens tplt lntberite airte, ium Subcls
parrots Sgnner os 6rDtener Olien fra
9bicago buuoe pent uOimpttet for Sci.
li9beoen. 5eittolen bolotes al unoer.
tegneoe; 3erteu bar Calm. 116, II. ID.
@fter @uostjeneiteu tisrte Subelparret
og SrDaupsglaiterue no til Sens Sen.
lens, boOr ban bOuoe ioranitaltet en-
lloen 6eitlisbeo, ium fauotes meset bps.
9eli9 al ale Qelta9erne. Subelparret
bapoe ben tore @l9oe at beres belle
6amilie, Tom beitoar al tire Spuner, Ell
Soiseroatter % CT S~aruebarn, bar til.
iteoe ueo oenne feltlise 2eilisbeb.
6. 9rener.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
Reiienoe.

Heiienoe.
German Geque er reiit til i'm On'
tel, Soniul 8. e. Gcque / 8ottterOam,
for at iuneere ipm apniulens Yripat.
Sefret9r.
Mrs. 9arfin bar 8eiss Of i'm
Spiseroatter Mrs. Gb. 9artin % 8srn
fra minneapolis.
Drills Bertha SauiUn er tilbase
ira Milipautee, buur bun bar i 4 Tiger
beipst Slnst % 8cnner.
= Mliis Gsnes Serseien er / Ct.
4ull for at uflG98e fine Ssitenoe eft
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Nnbrew SiperiOn Tom i 2sron9s till
base fra 9loams, Minneiota, bpor be
bnpbe beisst fine Sln9tniu9e.
9ru9siit &eierion at Spring
@rope uar i 8scorab ooer Senbas.
- Sr. q . SnluOrion al Chicago,
auiat / "Gpenins YOit"s apntOrer, bar
tilbrn9t ct Bar Tiger / tit samle Diem,
bpor ban bar inciuset ben iriite 9ano'
luit % Iaaet liot Smbptte i Soften. 8.
er epn Of Sr. SuluUr 9uaroien al
Springfield 3ptpnibip.
- Mtr. os Wrs. q 8 &uitao slaoer
fig iortibeu peo ct Seirs al ceres Gat'
ter, Mrs. 6eurp Snnion, al Sanes'
bile, @is.
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por / Tecornb Oper Senbo9 iom @IGit
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pigtiet Soeru at uofpre, uemli9 at foo
~reprsouiieret ~gtational 8ant al gurtb
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iaa zig nDbt til at Itauoie fin 5Orret'
ming, ug bans Misiion er III at trHife
0perenstomit meo Sreoitprerne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
SpOsfalo.

2ors 4eberiOn fit tiOlis 3irsous
Mor8eu ct SierncIlas, ct Sluotar bar
iprengt / Siernen, % ban bleu iunoen
/ fit @anrbsrum uoeu 8eUiofbeO o9
nIoetes lam paa ben enc Saluoel al
2e9cmet. Nat til 6reOae ni9it ban Oeo
3poen / iamme 9ilitnno. NiopOe bauoe
i man9s 9lar oreuct SnnoelsfOrretuins
Der i 8yen % por en- uel tienot Yer'
iOuli9beo.
Spuoug Gitcrmiooa8 bearaoeoes ban
ira SDr9cbuiet, Bopr en- @iGn9oe Sens
uer % Setjenote bar mgot irem. Gios'
oes 9rOoer Serrp 4eoerion fra Nortbs
iuuOo o9 nOgle ilere oerira bar O9iaa
automue.
Cars @eoerion bar ipot paa 8ois
3orse, blep omtrius 56 Nar 8ammel os
eittrlaber Jig gute os 3 0ptre.
8aItur 8atte bpIot 9i8talen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
g 1T a q {.

9at til 9irsous falot bet beoite Ge9n
ri bar fact faa lunse 2ioer.
3orser Wipen cg Com S'Srien
BAR iaaet 8Uutrattsu paa Nurarbeibet
peb ben upe Iauepert.@ ruuomnr for
9umpsusrtet os Iumpebuiet.
Gn BET Del unse Soft tos i Spn.
Rags aiItee paa GreuriiOns9 pset til
Clear Safe.
s ManS's npe Gisar'Sutif, tperss
poer Bnoen fra Striusers npe Slpt.
tan ma rsse % lGie gpiier ! ct foie.
list Sarelie. acItilt fra 5Orretninss'
~lp,alet.
Ben Bear sr ;ilbnSs fra Often, %
bet sr et rent moselsit Snbtisb, ban bar
sjort. aas buns m9stise Gpertisie.
msni,
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
Gpao Zprine 0rone bar.
Sfglae Herald:

Sfsfse Herald:
Ser Sunoreoe sOos Borsere.
On 8ant - lolio Iom G%n9lanos.
Ger Butter, bpor man tjsbe naiten
aft muli9t.
70 Observation-Disclosures.
20 suoe Grocery Stores.
st Drug Store - bet bsbIte / bet ipo'
lise MinneiOta.
20 lloialssiteoer for 5armmaitineri.
en- COB al9Oess Butt.
en- Msbel.g utii.
@n Sto,Yutit.
30 WuiifsS anOlere.
70 @ulbitass8 utifer.
st Stationary and Fancy Goods
Store.
20 Millinery Stores.
@n 2e9etgiss gutit.
XIX Jlt"FuutlllUHet.
20 fore Lumber Yards.
20 Glepatorer.
st 9oot Sotel.
Sire SmeoepRrtlteoer.
Gn ~betpoelig Brick Yard.
st ai9tiitemagaiin.
st 8ipo'lloiat9.
@n Garberltue.
st Saoelma9eruartiteo.
st 8o9trDfferi.
Gn batter &irte. Ianse fore os bel
opisrte SDsnineer, soot peblise'
bOlbte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21

leoe Sarbinoaaier. s Gnriim taller
Resereu altib meo fig ielp, % taller ban
meb anore, unberItreBer ban slerne
9alen mco eienopmmelise Snanobsoo'
aelier og uitisune 5agter. Sau al'osn'
Der ufte ItGrte Orb, iaaiom GIGosl %
Selpebe os andre S~raftuOtrpt, Der
MATTE faa en- bauit N%isiionspreIts
IGneer til at lobe / 8ano. 3tot ian
ban ii9e meset m%oriOmrBe 3ing, lcn'
1ilbGrsrne 9Otter Jig Oper meo oeres
ubeitripeli0e Grin.
Nesrenes 3a8len er iaooarll9 90
Gents, mel iaar be no9et Grtradrbelre,
iaa b~enTprer be bet unoer ben popul9re
8enapnelie SOB, og iaa faar DC
Spioe 9op at betale, ON be life l 5or'
peien bar giort GttOro. s 8enseinser
melem sorte Os Spioe er bet i9opan'
fig be Soioe, Der nlaa op meo Wpnten.
Gil @jensi9lo taaler ben Sorte slerfle
mango sruue Orb.
Ne9eren er meSet oocen, iaa oopen,
at ban nGiten life 9ioer ilaa en- Sppfle
at fin @Rie. San er letiinois til bet
pberite os tanfer albri9 paa Den nGIte
Dag, ielp ON ban munsler Sreo. San
er l~psuugtis %Ooeripr be Spioe % en-
9rnler % en- strDber %uueriOr fine esne.
GiuiliIationen foroRrper bam. Sra
8arnfterens SIDE itaar gbne9eren i
CT. 9bomas unoer Marfueseren paa
ct. Groir.
Ne9eren elifer Gonl, men bar i9os
panli9 life iaa mango Een9e, at BON
fan tase ii9 en- &us. Saabe WGno p9
&uinber er lise iprise 9ubafsresere.
Ne9erinberne rp9er &riotpibe % Cigar
paa @nben. gi benne @runo ~betrastes
&g9uino, ielo al ben uitploi9ite Gisaret,
iom upus'enbe for 8~eltiuoiens buioe
Gamer.
Sgrneopora9elien er Doerit mangels
iulo, oite 9ruiom. Man saar life sien'
mem Neserbpen uben at insttase Wsore,
Der paa en barbariIf Maaoe piiter beres
Born meo 29ocrremue, os oa Ssrneue
lpber ON iaa spbt Iom np9ne, er Der
irit Sla9. s iebeli9 Sen ieenoe pao9er
Nc9erfor9lorene life pOer beres 3stre,
men CT i%narere %itolte, naar en- 9atter
faar ct uRste Barn. III Bert o9 los
~uitline, u9iaa Mennetets, ipre9aar
meo %iorbauienoe Surti8beo paa pisie
tropiite Ger. Mtan ier II aars Yiger,
Der b9rer ct oienoe Barn peo Srpitet.
SGbuaulis glitter Ne9erinOerne fig,
naar be er IA Iar.
Spprliot 8ris De fnroeoe 5orrlbre
letter paa beres SSru, bar pi netop
ieet, Ioet ui gniteoe en- liren Heser9ue
meo bjem for at nnbringe BAN iom
Tortier peo "Yotitifen". 0ette rp9tes
oes imeuem Nesrene, % ioas bar ct
balut 6unoreoe Msore beleiret Soteaet
meb oeres npette, forte Gifom. Oct
primler enbru fort omtrins Os, mebens
ri ifriper oisie 2inier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
Spermdabe lapc Garter til Vitts|
bura fur u u. r..

6or BET an,ligc q. A. r. grirmgot, ID
aibcIoes / gittSbarl 4a, Gen Soe til lOI
Sept, pII o., 6. d.. n o. }r1 iElss Syild
lion 5ifet$ ira 9ecorub til ben orermaad
Iape Yris al SIS 45 for (ur % Rstri
Winore euo balu Fare. Sc ION FuOr
beipse Often, itulOe I'ie nu0iaOe at tn3
6orOel al cenue Cart oa BET CT ben Ia7'h
CONNER, % Den er dabcu for Fl5iitam
Burlington, Geour 9iaplos n @orisH1
8auen fprcr oaeli8 aiennem8aasnNt 3'f)
mcO IuImau SIecpers til Gb.rago. y
reite 5orbiuoelier / Gbicaso OF Fitti6H1
9ifets er for Sdl9 ben So2 % 90t Sg1
9iHloenoe for 3ilbagerciie tnOtJI 26ot 5'pI
ON p~oerii9ere Op psninBcr icrbDr Aos Si1
~tionSagenteu eIler ltriv I'll
8. WorlOu, g. Z & w.
80. 2O.4 Gcoar Rlpit3, SOM
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-21
Ip SnonHri t sprins @rppe.

Cpm9rtiombeoen benIeoes paa Sr. S.
Weaers advertisement t en- anoen Spalte.
NeSffriperen baUoe Nuleoniu9 til at ie bans
MuritensbrGnoeri for ct Bar Tiger iiber, ps
It9eIebes NurIeu brGnot % ubrGnot Gil.
Itono, % ben er iRrbeIes pen. 9eret er al
beoite SIn9s pg ban bar opatise arbeiOere
% Brickmaker. Oct oil uoentpipI Ipnne
fig for 9anosmGuo, Der Dor I ~omligsenOe
Counter, at ijobe WirIen fra Sprtn9
@rope, oa gieren af Spring Grope Bird
Yaro er i~aaleOes itiuet, at ban ian iplge
Stem biHi9ere eno be ileite andre 9rGuoerier.