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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicIed
for Our Readers.
Mr. D. D, BAREFIELD DEAD.
The Seventeen Year LOcusts Have Made
their Appearance. Cradle Ninety
Years Old. Other News Items.

Mr. Napoleon &. Moore, after an absence
of about Is years, Is visiting relatives here
this week.
On and after May 18th the Dry Goods
and Furnishing stores will close at D. M,
except Saturday evenings
The seventeen year loeusts have made
their appearance in this section in great
numbers.
MRS. l. e. REYNOLDS returned from
LaGraDge, Ga, last week, where she went
to visit her daughter, Miss Elma, who is
attending College there.
Mr.. Moultrie NJ. Sessions visited La
F2yette, Walker county. this week, to be
present at the Sheriff sale of 100 acres of
Lookout Mountain.
The. Clarke Library, Ton Church street,
will be open, on and after this date; from
9 to IL a. M, daily and from 4 to 6 on
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
DIED.-Mr D D. Barfeld, of Marietta
district, died on Wednesday night Of last
week. He was substantial and industri-
Gus farmer and good citizen He leaves
family, to whom we tender our sympa-
thy.
There is a cradle in Mira. n r Lyon s
family in which her father, Mr.. Ezekiel
Harris, deceased, was rocked and several
generations since have had the lullaby Of
"Rock>a>by, baby" sung to them. 1t is
presumed to be about ninety years ole.
The Third Party mass meeting advertise
ed to take place at the court house Tuesday
was slimly attended for mass meeting,
not over so or "a being present. Mr..
}John Ashley made a conservative speech
and admonished persuasion and no,
harshness as the method to recruit their
ranks. Twenty delegates were appointed
to the gubernatorial convention.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
THEY WANT NAMES.

The Russell Art Publishing Co., of 928
Arch street. Philadelphia, desire the names
and address of few people in every town,
who are interested in works of art and to
secure them they offer to send FREE,
Cupid sGuides the Boat" superbly
executed water color picture. size 10 x IL
inches, suitable for framing and sixteen,
other pictures about same size, in co!ors
to any one sending them AT ONCE the
names and address of ten persons (admir>
ers Of fine pictures) together with six
two cent stamps to cover expense OF
mailing, etc. The regular price of these
pictures is $i00, but they can all be SCI
cured free by any person sending the
names and stamps promptly.
NoTE-The editor of this paper has
already received copies of above pictures
and considers them really Gems OF. Art"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
A Big BLAZE.
vi. & n. Ga. Railroad Shops
Burned.
THREE FINE ENGINES DESTROYED.
Two Other Engines Partially Damaged,
A Baggage Car also Consumed.
Covered by Insurance

About a quarter to II o'clock
Tuesday night, the shops of the Ma,
rietta and North Georgia Railroad
were discovered to be on fire. The
alarm was sounded and soon the
clang of fire bells aroused our peo>
pie. The heavens were brightly
illuminated and large crowd of
our citizens was attracted to the
scene of the confagration.
The distance of the shops from
the cisterns rendered the fire en-
CINE unavailable, but even it water
had been plentiful in close prox-
unity, the fire engine could not have
had time to do much, for the light
combustible old wooden shed burned
rapidly and in fifteen minutes was
completely enveloped with the
flames and was falling in.
Three comparatively new, fine
engines, numbers II, Is and %, in
the shops were totally destroyed,
and engines numbers "a and 10,
standing On the track along side of
the shops were partially destroyed,
and would have been totally de-
stroyed but for our citizens fighting
the fire with buckets of water. One
baggage car in the shop was also
burned, as were a number of old
freight cars standing on the dead
track. The citizens succeeded in
pushing large number of passen-
ger coaches, standing on the track
outside of the shops, out of the way
Of the devouring element, and
/ thereby saved good deal of the
rolling stock.
The engines and cars we're all
insured in the Atlanta Bone In.
surance Co., with Mr.. II. G. Corr
yell, Agent. The shop, with tools,
machinery and stationary engine,
was not insured. The loss above
insurance it is thought will not be
above $4,000, as the shop was cheap
~ built and not worth a great deal.
The engines destroyed, it is said,
we're not worth more than $1,000
each.
The night Waterman, George
Love, colored, who cleans off the
engines at night, doesn't know how
the fire originated. He discovered
it to be on fire and that is about all
he knows about it. 1t is thought
to be of incendiary origin.
The road has other good engines
and the trains will be kept running
on schedule time.
As it is we'll known, the road is
advertised to be sold at Receivers
sale on the 9th inst.
This fire will not damage the
road more than $4,000, as the insur-
ance will cover the loss.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
HOLLY SPRINGS.
crate.

Mr. 7. G. Johnson and wife, of
Roswell, visited Mrs. Martha Groov-
err Saturday and Sunday.
We have a hourishing Sabbath
School at this place. Nj tDonehoo,
our worthy Superintendent, is doing
all in his power to make tue school
a success.
Our singing class meets every
fourth Sunday evening.
Mr.. Hardeman Denard is visiting
MIR. John Growers family.
Mr.. Harrison Grower and wife
visited relatives in this community
Sunday.
Lee 6. says there is nothing hall
so nice as going to see your best
girl every Sunday evening, and Lee
knows
MIR. and Mrs. Henry White came
down to her mothers Sunday.
Mrs. Monroe is improving slowly.
Miss Elsie Haygood, of Milton
county, is teaching music at Mr..
Cicero Haygood's. SCHILLER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
Beware Of OintmentS for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell! and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the
mucous surfaces. Such article should
never be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten folds to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by f. j. Chen
ey & Co. Testimonials free
BeS Sold oy Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.
Culled and Condensed from
Our Exchanges.

Judge Y. L. G. Harris, of Athens,
Ca, is dead.
Imprisonment for life is the tate
Of Lorenzo Powell, Of Floyd county,
for shooting down Peter league.
William King, OF Bib county,
serving a life sentence for arson, has
been pardoned after II years in
prison.
The issue of $4,000 city bonds OF
Milledgeville for improvements on
the college buildings will be offered
for sale June 5.
Chief Joyner, OF the Atlanta fire
department, was very badly hurt,
by being thrown from his wagon
while going to fire recently.
MIR. Abram Corrant, who lived
in Charlton county, Georgia, died
st the age Of SO. He was a veteran
Of the Mexican an Indian wars. He
had been married twice, and was
the father of forty children.
A negro was killed near Surrency
Tuesday by Section Foreman Gar
fett. The negro was advancing
upon Mr.. Garrett with a heavy
track wrench, when Garrett drew
his pistol and shot him dead. Gar.
rett wired the sheriff to come down
and he would give himself up.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
MEMORIAL DAY
Duly Observed by Our
People.
A LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE,
The Procession Started from the Court
House, Headed by Confederate
Veterans and the Marietta Rifles.

Last Thursday was memorial day.
The weather was bright and beauti-
ful, just suited for the event.
The town was .astir with people
by half past nine o'clock, and soon
1t was manifest that the attendance
was destined to be larger than any
we have had in years, thus showing
increased interest and enthusiasm
in the cause lost, but to the South
ern heart to memory dear.
The stores were closed and the
procession tor the march to the
Confederate cemetery was formed
at the court house, headed by car
riages containing the speaker, the
comtnlttees, &C., followed by long
line Of old Confederate veterans,
the Marietta Rifles in their bright
new uniforms, carrying their guns,
and then came the school children
and citizens.
At the cemetery a still larger
crowd had assembled, and when the
procession arrived the crowd was
augmented until the hillside was
covered With people and'vehicles.
The stand was decorated with
evergreens, bunting and flags.
The exercises were opened with
the song "Nearer my God to Thee, y
by choir of trained voices, with
organ accompaniment.
Rev. j. I'll. Patton offered feel
ing and impressive prayer. "Ameri.
ca, sweet land Of liberty, tbs Of thee
I sing" was sweetly rendered, when
Captain w. J. Hudson, President
of the Association, introduced the
speaker OF the occasion, Col I. w
Latham, of Atlanta. The speaker
was an old Confederate soldier anG
loved the name and memory of the
''losr cause and his old comrades
occupied warm place in his affec'
tons. He paid a beautiful and
glowing tribute to General Robert
E. Lee, and to the self sacrifices o.
the private soldiers and the patriot
ism and love they displayed for ma.
tive state, home and country. He
spoke Of what they endured, the
hardships of the march, the fatigue
sickness, hunger and death, all tol
their Sunny Southland. The speech
was we'll received and had the ring
of the right sentiment.
At the conclusion, the choir sang
that pathetic song "Tenting on the
old camp ground" 1t moved many
to tears.
Benedietion was pronounced and
the crowd then dispersed over the
grounds and scattered springs choic
est and sweetest flowers over the
last resting places OF the "silent
heroes" who live in deeds of ya,ol
that oar people delight to common
crate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

Some people are like the child
that plants bean and digs it up
every day to see i it has sprouted.
So few people can wait patiently
for results, although that is the best
way.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
STRENGTH AND HEALTH

II you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bitters. If LA Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
tiers. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If YOU
are afflicted with Sick Headache you will
find speedy and permanent reiefby taking
Electric Bitters One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy You need:
Large bottles only SOC. at DR.. J. D. Ma
ones Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
To the Churches Composing the Cobb
Circuit.

DEAR BRETHREN Il have. appointed
Rev. B. B. Watkins to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of your lamented
pastor, Rev. j. Holmes. Bro. Watkins
is young and active. and will serve you
faithfully. You will receive him for his
works sake"
JOHN W. HElpT, p. L.
Atlanta, Ga, April 80, 1894.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

REASONS why you should buy your sweets
at the Candy Kitchen. In the first place
everything is always fresh, and not goods
that lave been kept in stock for two OF
three months. Second-We manufacture
all of our French Creams, Stick and Taffy
candies, and therefore know that they are
made pure and of the best material. /
also have fine line Of Crystalized Fruits,
Nuts of all kinds, Oranges, Bananas, Figs
Dates and Malaga Grapes.
w. T. MosHER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

VioHdI duVdnCdge 20 Sucn appears.
We are absolutely impartial tbere.
tore when we exhort our people to
give no heed to any demagogue who
comes preaching suspicion and ami
mostly OF class towards class. This
is no time for such discussions, if in.
deed there is ever time when such
utterances are proper or profitable.
There Is net, in the money question
nor IN the tariff, anything tc De
gained half so important az the
preservation of brotherly kindness
among the people and respect for
the government of our common
country. When all has been said
by the bittcrest partisans that can
De said on these economic questions
which divide us, it remains true that
we have more to give us contents
ment and peace than any nation in
the world, Except most extraor-
binary and very general prosperity
had been granted to our people,
how should they have been able to
discharge their enormous national
debt so quickly, while other nations
were doubling and TRIPPING theirs
Such TACT contradicts all:the wild
talk, now SO common among us, and
which would lead our people to de-
spise their government and distrust
their leaders. Matters have not
been wholly bad or we could not
have done this marvellous thing.
All public measures have not been
wise, nor ali our public men good
but there has been enough wisdom
and goodness to beget confidence
and patience, If we do not perverse.
ly close our eyes to facts.
Let US be at peace, and try tc
assimilate to our institutions the
immense multitude of unhappy, self
exiled wanderers who, fleeing iron
the burdens of other lands, seeI
rest and refuge in ours. Meet then
with smiles, and win them ava,
from their gloominess and suilen
ness to the cheerfulness of patriotic
hopeful citizenship.
When the Canaanite and Perizzit,
still dwelled in the land, "Abran
said unto Lot, let there be no strife
| pray thee, between me and the,
and between my herdmen and thy
herdmen for we be brethren LIE
all good citizens think on these
words. Wesleyan Christian Advo
cate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

Captain Sweeney, U. s. A., San Diego,
Cal, says; "Sniloh's Catarrh Remedy is
the first medicine l have ever found that
would do me any good" Price so cents.
Sold bv 81. NJ. Hammett, Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

Shilohs Cure the Great Cough and
Group Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket size
contains tWen,yf FIVE doses, only 25c. Chill.
dren love i. II. NJ. HAMxETT, Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

s%All kinds OF legal blanks and
ironclad waiver notes for sale at the
Journal Office.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Seras.

9riHi9e ganfreoere. 6nsoas Gf'
termioons bleu Buufen | 2on9oieiu
plpuoret Of 4 Mnno for $4,000. 70
al Rsuerne paSieoe paa Seitene, me-
oens be 10 andre gil IND / Banten. 9re'
iioent Com Glemmons % be andre til'
IteoeuRreuoe 8antbetjente it Orore iii
at rntfe Sanoerue op, % o~ereiter Iit'
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Hen9e.
Meoens bette fob paa, itjso be uoen'
for pGrenoe to 8soere paa en6uer, Tom
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til, ~uoipnnbt Der fig en- u~lmiuoelis
Stponing, unoer bpilfen en- 8orger o.
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8Or9ere ~iaaret. 20 al &guerne Bier
9jentienot, inben bet lpiteoes benz al
TONNE no al 0pen. @u beu9bnet
Ho8ie er uoe efter benz.
WOunb Builders. 81. 6. 3urtee,
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oianerterritoriet, briuger Webbelells
DIN 5unoet af ct 9lntal interesinuts
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G~iterig9elier bra9te for 2piet en-
Mansoe Menneiteitelettsr, %iorunoerlise
8obbertar, Smptter, FAINT Sppo, Oyer
NJ. m.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
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Ser Toner Der / Staten bar forplistet
Jig til at betale So ON Naret, buffet
pil .ubsipre ct 5Ono paa $500, Der
ltal anpenbes til 5orfel9elie af Sper'
trRoere al Grobibitionslpoer. Selita'
bet bar ursaniieret fig. Gn Sa9fprer
o. en- 9etettip pil blipe antaset. Sels
itabet bar antaget Napnet Loyal Sons
of North Dakota.
ganferot. Statens Sinanier tra.
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at inben fDrIttommenoe Sanuar pil
Statstlsiereren bore 6 Waaueoer ba9s
eiter meo 8etalinsen al &esninger for
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T,ben 3 Waaueoer bagefter, % 9nnIfe.
lisbeberne bliuer itprre for buer Maa.
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laa @%uoernpren at iammentaloe &s,
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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
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ta9et Here uistise a%nbOloelier. gutbo.
riteterue lit nplis Mebbelelie ON, at
tiltrOos for beres anitrenselier for at
unoertrptte gluartiet bar osttes 5ilbRns
aere itaois lise attios os bolot paa at
foranitalte en- Ratte gombeerploiioner
/ forifieqise europaiite gper. Den
isrIte Meobelelie tom ira 2Onbon, bppr
to italienlte Nnartiiter, Jarnara o.
Bolti, bar blepeu anbolote. 9etts gap
anleonins til Qnbplbetie az Here auars
litter, tilbgren0e ct International Gel
Ifab. 9olitiet nestsr at siue narmsre
Cplpsninser, men bet pioes, at Dtsos
lemmsrns al bette Selifab traf Sob ON,
bpem Der itulbe beisrse gOmbeerploiio.
men i be f~orfjeaise Bper. On al be
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fioite Bombeattentat | 2itti9.
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9eputeretfammeret / Gnlebning al
Spsrssmanlst ON, buorpibt Miniits.
rem for offsntliss Grbeiber bapbe Mpn.
oisbes III at tiaabe 5oltsne Deb Stats.
isrnbanerne at osltase | Sernbanemrn.
oeHs aonsrss. Yremierminiiter CO.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Yenng lu Janis 1.

Hepnblifanerne bOlbt i'm Statsfons
pentiun / Sarrisbur9 ben 24be bs. og
nominerebe General Daniel 8. Saitiugs
til &anbibat for 8uUerngr. 8 8lats
former ubtafer Bartlett fig | 5upGr al
Mpntning al babe Cub os Sslp iii
ct 5prbolb, Der uil peoli9ebolbe Bari
melem be TO @tetaQer.
Observation-Disclosures. Sra 5aDette
Gitp meobeles, at en- 8anp iibite TOrss
bag fanot Steo meQem @aibiu9tou
Sum Deputies og benueb 1900 Strei.
fere. Streiterre bar rbffet no for at
faa be arbeibenoe Manb til at itpppe
os lutte fig til streiten, men mOotos
ses, ba be narmeoe fig Minerne, af en-
teri Sfponins fra 8Olitiet. Sfponins
gen fom iaa u~oentet, at Streiterne, eiter
at babe affpret nO9le faa Glib, tos
5lugten. 8plitiet pebbleo berimoo at
itpbe, iaa lense be flp9tenoe Streitere
bar / Sists. Salt blep s Streitere
orabt pe 16 iaareoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29

til at boloe Stpr pna Strriterne os
forlan8te Trooper. Gup. glttselo iua'
reoe, at ban life nnIaa Sassn iaa fares
trnenoe, at bet bar rsouenpist at ienoe
Trooper.
Hig 9lpmiue. On 8lpmine bleo
9irsoas aabnet paa Better 8Obtes
5arm / NRrbeben az Strdton, So "a,
pteIs Gountp. Ere 3uiinos Yino rig
@alenaerts blep taeet uo pna 6 Elmer.
Glt tpoer pan, at Minen uil psoblipe at
sioe ct fort llobptte.
SorbrDitelIer marfeo.s Cusbn9 Gis
ten | Spen Cairo ps Nunn. De par
leola9et al en- rumleuoe 9pb. 8p9s
ninser rpiteoe, Binoucr flirrebe Os
mango of Beboerne flpgteoe uo / iri
Suit al 5rpst for, at Sniene Tube
Itprte iammen. Singer Staoe bleo ans
rettet. 2ignenoe Stgo mRrtebes iams
tiois / Murpbpsboro, 81, % ct.
Souls % Cape @irarbeau, WO.
Sra Streifen. Ger 9ompanier ai
Statens Electromagnetic unoer aoms
manoo al gol. Bennett bar ilaaet Qeir
| ben gitlise Def al 8gen 9aiale, %
oeres Raruarelie ipne8 at bupe en- be-
rOli8enoe SnoHpoelie paa De uroli9e
Streitere. 6Oriuben lRilitiens gns
toniIt brug ct @ntal Minearbeibere til
Saiaae Carbon Statter, ooerialot Wtas
IftniIten % tuan9 BAN til at gaa i'm
Sei. WRnoene peoblioer at lloIlpuge
3ruiler, men Militieus 0Grperelie
bar iorbinoret Dberlieere llroli9beoer.
Stort Sogsmaal. Gn @ritatninsss
Jag ON 100000 blep pnabespnot / be
5Ureneoe Staters &et / Chicago iiolte
5reoag al ben frantic &%epublit mob
8eroensuoitiQinsen. Snsen Itriuer fig
fra, nt ben frantic &e9jeriHs iororer
Gritutnin9 for 8arer, Der bleu sbela9t
Deb Manufacturers Buildings granb.
Gar life bob. Miis GteOnor STARTS,
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for nogle Gage iioeu un9rebet al en-
teri 6ortislelie. Sun bleo burtig
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ret ira 2iepo9nen til @rapen, bbrte
9i9b9rerne en- iuas 8anteu, % ba ai'
item bleu aabuet, fanote8 Miis Warts
at bore lepenoe. Snn blep brast bjem
os er M Omtrent tommen fig. Miis
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paSiereoe unoer 5orbereoelierne til
benbes Be9rapetie, men at bun bar uos
al Stano til at glue roset 1e9u, f6r
5rpsten for lepeHoe 9esrapelie pGtteoe
benoe.
llrplige Streifere. Snsbas inblsb
Der Meloins til @pansoiue ON, at Der
bapoe iunoet alpprlise urOli9beoer
Steo | 2ittle &ulminerne ueo 9ittle
citation. $50 bepnbneoe Miuearbeis
cere fra @aibinstun Os andre Mtiner
8auies os 9ite Counties rptteoe ON
Gftermibbagen irem mob Winerne ior
at tuinse be arbeiOenbe Soil til at lutte
ia til Streifen. timber ben paaiel9enoe
Scamp blep 5 W9no iaaret os 2 or9bt.
De tilitebeu9renoe Deputy Sberifis
blep aipGbnebe cs jaset paa 5tu9t.
Streiferne bar ~pieniDnlis til Senii9t al
furbliue peb 9ittle Winerne, for be bar
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60 Gage. Militien ira GuansuiQe oil
rimelispis blipe ienot no.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Torifielltgt.

Snoffuoene | Gbicaaos Banter er
81, zoe, 900 itsrre M eno be bar i iibf.
leoen 5ebruar. Snotnbene / Gbicasos
Spare6anter err IS, 200, 900 minSre sno
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e9nen al RinusapOtts % ga Grosie.
- GrsuOernsr ai6leD af Wi6iaau
bar iasis9t ann arbOr & 0ortberu
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900. bans Con iom BrsfiOent for 8Om.
pnniet.
8 forrise llge iat0t Der 8 1om.
nrer Sne paa mango SteOsr | aentudp,
% tor Sfabe anrettebes paa 3obaf o.
0ueoe.
Den iamlebs Stabe Uso Oosrs
iosmmellen / 5obnstOipn, 9a., belgber
li8 III sl2l,000.
Senimob 400 Qrbei6sre | Santo
Je 9unens @prtiteoer i 3opefa, 9an.
jas, bIeU forleoen aiiteOiseOe pnn @ruub
al Wangel paa Grbeioe ce furmiuo ReOe
3not9gter.
Wuroeren gren6ergalt bar facet
Sebanolin9en nf fin Sag uoiat til ben
lite 3uni. CONNER Gbettains Gm.
beostermin nolgber ben Abe 3uni, ina
Sa8en mau oa bebauotes al en- anosn
8ommer.
Gomtraf bn 6amo, 9eoeren for
be brniiliauife Oprersre, Itnl ppre pna
8eien I'll europa for at iaa ~promlnsnte
WtRno Der III at pirfe for Uionartlets
8ieninofGrslie / graiilieu.
Cornelius 8anberbilt o. 80 an.
ore WiaiOHGrer / geiu OOrt bar ops
rettet ct Gaanetoutor unoer Rnonei
Providence Loan Society. De pii
lame Ben9e til fattige 5Olt til ben
iuloe SRrbi af oeres rgrli9e Gienoom
os til en- lau Rente.
Wtau6eiter, 81. z, boor Der er
Observation-Disclosures, airfer, Stoler,
Butiter o9 8eiioenier, bleU fOrleoen
Dag iUl9t Ueo ct 1~oangsinlg. 9 1867
bleo Der 9iOet en- "gtOrt8nge" paa bet
9ano, bpOr 8Den M er bpg9et.
Oprerernes 6oioe GUS / 8id.
mono, ga, Tom iiben arigens Stutuiua
bar uGret bruat til Stolebgguiug, ct nu
9iuet til Confederate Memorial and
Literary Society, ION oil Ombanne bel
til Wulsum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Cub Safotn.
EeIaer af froIteu. @l

6slger af Sroitcu. Gn itert 5ruit
biemigste iioite 9sroag Nat Seaole ps
omli99enbe Counties. Der er fleet be-
tpoelig Staoe paa Sapeiaser os 6rn9t'
tr9r. Sueoen % Supren Hap oerimoo
9oot oper 5roiten, % Wtaiien bleu fun
for no9le faa Gage itanoiet / @arteu.
@n COB Gel Nptte 9jOroe 6rOiten imio'
lertio, pg bet bar, at meget ufruot,
uapnli9 ben rusiilfe 9ioiel, blep poe'
la9t.
lllDffestiliGloe. Gu Gptpbop, bpis
gtapn iiseS at p9re Die SlioH, % iom
bar beitiaiti9et ueo the cattle round
up peIt for Misiouri 5looen, blep for
leoen orGbt | Nar9eoen al Satb Gitp,
ueb at bans Seit faiteoe iis ba9ooer
meb BAN. Stion fom for no9le Waas
neoer lioen BERTH fra ct Steo / Soma.
Soften, iom brHbte BAN, er fjenot ouer
belle @9nen font bet melt onoifabsiuloe
3pr, os ben bar tiolisere br9bt TO
MPno,