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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
+. rR1ByTE FROM A FRIEND.

4 GOOD man has gone to his re,
ward. If there ever was q gooS
man in Clarendon County, beloved
bonored and respected by all VINO
knew him, not only because be was
an honest, straightforward man, Du:
because Of his many noble deeds OF
charity and deeds Of kindness ana q
attention, to all with whom ne came
in contact and especially to the poor
and lowly, that man was +. B; Strange.
He knew how to dispense charity as
charity should be. He didn't do
aLni;ty aims to be seen Of men. The poor
and NEEDY around him could best
speak his praises. He suffered un'
tel5 tes aeonies m for over a week before
the end came, but through it all he
showed that patience and resignation
that can come only from man O.
Cod. He was conscious of all tina
took place around him up to few
hours before he died. He breathet
his last at $40 o'clock, Dec. eth. Th'
funeral services were held at his resi-
dence by Rev. William Carson, a
10 o'clock. A host of friends wer
present to witness the last rites owe
their friend. The body was interre'
in the Manning cemetery at l o'cloc
of the same day. Rev. Carson, as
: sisted by Rev. James Mcdowell, cor
Quoted q short service at the grave
He leaves a wife and seven children
besides a host of other relatives an
friends to mourn his loss. He WI
s not only be missed in the household
but the church he loved to ser7
has lost strong and earnest SUI
porter He was for number OF yeal
steward and superintendent OF tt
Sunday school at Wilson. SANTA.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

Major c. T. Picton is manager OF the
State Hotel, at Denison, Texas, which the
travelling men say is one of the best hotels
in that section. 10 spraking of Chamber
lain S Collie, Cholera AMI Diarrhea Remedy
Major Picton Says: II have used it myself
and in my family for several years, and
take pleasure in saying that consider 1t
an infsliible cure for diarrhoea and dysen-
m tery. I always recommend 1t, and have
frequently administered it to my guests
in the hotel, and in every case 1t has prov
en- itself worty Of unqualified end rsemeht.
For sale by r. B. Loryca. the druggist.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
NOBODY WAS HURT.

1t was a cold and clear day in De-
cember. The great icy blizzard had
released his clutches upon Manning's
beautiful trees, to leave them ragged
and torn. As the sun began to force
his penetrating yet weakened rays
into many cold and frozen hooks, on
ly an occasional glittering icy dia-
mond could be seen sparkling among
the unshed leaves Of Manning's once
beautiful oaks. In the quiet OF the
forenoon a shot was heard, too loud
for a pistol. What could it bet
Could it be a tragedy? Who are the
parties holding ennity against each
other? AS those upon the streets
began in almost breathless specula-
ton to wonder what was the cause OF
the loud report, the curling smoke
indicated where the shot was fired.
On examination it was found not to
be a tragedy, and no ore was hurt
It was only one OF Lesesne's big Can
non Crackers that had been fred Oft
He has choice line of Fireworks,
for tbs Christmas holidays, and also
keeps a line of the best selected
Shoes in Manning He also offers a
nice line of Dry Goods and his line
of Fancy Groceries for its size can
not be e1celled. Send to him fol
YOUR articles to cook Christmas
Cakes, for fancy Candies, Canned
Goods. etc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
TIT THE zLRMENTs OF A GLORIOUS
MANHOOD.

PHYSICAL STRENGTH.
Itmay be that God has endowedyou"lth a
strong physique. If so, he has given you
that strength for a purpose. The old no.
man generals were accustomed to admit
into their armies only those who possessed
the strongest possible physical power and
in the war of the Caesars physical strength
was the strongest index to manhooo. hut
W. today must look beyond the physicist
for the strongest man. You may be the
strongest man in the world and yet be un-
At for Christian service. John l.. Sullivan
wore the championship belt OF the world
for more than ten years and yet he was aos
strong enough to keep g glass OF whlskey
from his lips. Alexander the Great con-
onered the world and yet could not master
himself and died in the slums, himself
CONQUERED and miserable wretch. Samp.
son was the strongest man that the "ofla
has ever seen as far as physical strength
was concerned and yet he could not resist
temptation, aud within the grasp OF one
weak woman, lost his power. ionder ID
the distant plains comes the giant. Golah,
rejoicing in his physical strength, but ne
could not stand before the shepherd boy.
PHYSICAL strength is one of the strongest
elements of q glorious manhood, yet We
must remember that back of muscle must
be purpose and aim conformed to the will
of God. and the conflict into which you en-
ter must be one Of righteousness. So il
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

Ne offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
focaay case eff Catarrh that cannot be
cr.ed by Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. ). CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, ..
Ts the undersigned, have known +: j.
Gss-ey for the past I" years, and believe
hN perfectly honorable in all business
Agxasasions and financially able to carry
czsany obligations made by their firm.
vgezs 6 TSsax, wholesale druggists, Toledo,
q Welding Kinnau Il Marvin, wholesale
srassass Toleao, Ohio.
sste cstarrE, Cure IS taken internally,
ssss,.g s.zsssiy upon the blood and mucous
r.rstsSss es the sS%em. Price, toc. pei
s /. $3.50 gaia by all euggists. Iestimon
80 20
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
MANNING COLLEGIATE INSTI
TUTE HONOR ROLL FOR NOV.

i = -
COLLEGIATE
Marvin Strange, SO,
Lizzie Wells, 92.5.
Paul Tisdale, 92.2.
Essie Davis, 91.S.
Paul Alderman, 91.S.
Wilson Dickson, 91.S.
Hattie Bagnal, 90.5.
INTERMEDIATE
Pet Wilson, 95.S.
Mary Snyder, 942.
Kate Plowden, 81.
Gertrude Webber, "a.
Virginia Owens, 90.4.
Milton Weinberg, 80.
PRIMARY.
Edna Brockinton, 93.7.
Pauline Wilson, 92-7.
Lizzie Williams, 92.5.
Wallace Plowden, 92.4.
Gussie Applet, 92.4.
Lucy johnson, 80.
Gertrude Strange, 91.7.
Riahlee Bowman, 81.
Yernecia McRoy, 80.
Arthur Harvin, 80.
Homer Walker, 80.
Gussie Young, 80.
Ector Hill, so.
Cornelia Bordenhammer, 80.
E. J. BROWNE,
Principal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
SUMTER DISTRICT

Presiding elder, 2. J. Clyde; Sum
ter, J. w. Daniel; Sumter mission, 7.
G.. Herbert, Jr; Sumter circuit, T. P.
Phillips; Manning, W. b. Hodges;
Santee, a. B. Watson; Jordan, W. a:
Pitts; Foreston, E. II. Beckham; New
zion, W. A. Wright; Lynchburg, J.
6. Porter; Oswego, J. E. Rushton;
Bishopville, J. W. Elkins; Bethany,
J. D. Frierson; Salem station, S. W,
Henry; Kershaw, J. 6. Beckwith
Smithville, Peter Stokes; Camden, J
7. Pate; st. Johns mission, S. b
Bailey; Wateree, B. NJ. Robertson
Richland, II. J. White: Wedgefeld
W. J. Dowen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

Communications must be accompanied
y, the real name and address OF the WINTER
IN order to receive attention.
No communication Of personal chaH'
acter will be published except as an adver-
tisement.
Entered at the Post Office at Manning as
Second Glass Matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

Hon. W. j. Bryan will begin his
lecture tour in Atlanta December
23rd. He has agreed to lecture in
the city of Columbia; the date will be
fixed later.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

Thomas & Bradham are going to put
everr farmer in the county in position to
buy a wagon and a buggy: They have Just
received a car load of both.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

II YOU want beef, pork, or sausages that
is nicely handled. give Arthur Aowefy your
order.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
BTAN &-EISs

III ~ ~ enough pair celebrated aWoc
to their worth oRt they are e
and large contract ioi 'HeA'
per pair ~ , o will a1I von nair from Csc up
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
The Policy that has Built Up Our
Business is Honesty.

The people and Clarendon have been taught that our
firm is to be depended Wool is called wool and cotton IS
called cotton There nothing mysterious about ANYTHING
that we do say and should by chance an unsatisfactory
piece goods creep stock BACK OR sTAc-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ADVERTISING RATES:

ADVERTISING RATES:
One square, one time, 81; eacn SuOee
ouent insertion, so cents. Obituaries anu
Tributes Of Respect charged Tor as fesut'
o5vertisements. Liberal contracts maze lol
three, six and twelve months.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04
7 Ell EG HIC.
Ali TIE LATEST NEWS OF
TIE DAY.
Dr.. Jameson Shot,

Pretoria. Jan. 3-It is reported that
Dr.. Jameson IS to be tried by court
martial anl his followers released.
Abe Bisollwatch Highlauders have
been ordered to stop by force the ad-
vance OF the second body of the Brit
ish Chartered Company's troops in
the TTansVaal.
London, Jan. 3.-The Evening Stan
dard says that it is rumored that Dr..
Jameson was shot after drum-head
count martial.
Berlin, Jan, 3.-Emperor William
telegraphed to President Krueger as
follows: Il express my sincere con
gratulati ons that with your p aople and
without appealing to the help Of
friendly powers you have conQ uered,
by your energetic action. the armed
bands which invaded your country as
disturbers of the peace, and thus havo
been enabled to restore peace an1
safety in defense Of the country against
tue attacks from the outside"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04

''The of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits we'll known that it seems work
of supererogat.on to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MAxTYN, D. D.,
New York City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04
Tue fac. N
smile ~ Is On
siEna.ufe/ (NH% every
a SS12<IL rLLC<<z/ wrarp
Notice.

). Belcove, the jeweler, whd has
been located at the Briggs House for
the past six-months. has opened n
jewelry store next door to the Ormsby
House. He invites the public to call
and inspect new line of iewelry and
watches that he will offer at reason
able prices. Special prices for the
Holidays. All repairing and goods
guaranteed. d2l
The Ozark has been fitted up in
very elaborate style and the bar
partitioned off from the rest and sep
crate card rooms made. All drinks
are ten cents.
The Wtiia nd Saloon.
Whitney has assumed control Of the
Weiland saloon, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He will
dispense the best liquors aud ci .rs
and fine Old Government whissey
which slides down your throu like
oil, tickling your palate meanwhile
Call and see Handsome Whit" fl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04
Carson lI'ateF Works.

TssE X H..SfESSESS GsF TEgIS COMPANY
l are supplied water from never fail
ing spricss. which f0w from the
sierra EeVasIa- sS! an,tiss sis this water
- shown to be. perfectly free from all
Impurities. Tie mainn OF the company
;sisEimg been laid in all the principal
streets of the city, the water is rem
;iered available 10 all within the city
lisnIt-s Families. Hotels, Bars. stab
les. etc. supplied on favorable terms
CARSON WATER COMPANY.
Office one block west Of Mint
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04
A Citizen Born.

san Francisco, Jan. 3.-Judge Nor
row decided yesterday morning in the
United States District Court that
every Chinese born, in the United
States is a citizen thereof The decis-
ion was rendered ia the case Of Wong
Kim Ark, born in 1878, in Sacra-
mento. who returned to China a year
ago and is now refused landing be-
cause the Collector Of Port holds that
he is not Il citizen. The Collector will
appeal to the Supreme Court
Castoria is truly marvellous thing
for children. Doctors prescrihe it,
medical journals recommend it and
more than million mothers are
using ii in place Of Parcgoric, Bate
mans DROPS, sO-called soothing
syrups and other narcotic and stupe-
tying remedies. CastOria is the Quick
est thing 20 regulate the stomach and
bowels and give hearty sleep the
world has ever seen. 1t is pleasart.t 10
the taste and absolutely harmless. 1t
relieves constirattcn, quiets pain,
cures diarrhoea aud wind collie, allays
feverishness. destroys worms. and
prevents convulsions. soothes the
child and gives it refreshing and ma
tural sleep Cast"ria is the children s
pahacea-the nother's friend.
Cast0ria is put up 10 one-size bot
ties only. 1t is not sold in bulk. DON t
allow any one to sell you anything
else on The plea or promise that it is
lust as good and will answer every
purpose.
See that you get ASTORIA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-04
HAY. nAY. hay.

William Catto" has rnr-
chased the old Carson hay
yard formerly kept by John
Carney Hay, grain and brand
sold at the |, west living rates.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
Zen tore SpIanse.

: 9outs.s ~9atursns gisunoers",
itoar 81. q. irlssnoe:
SeiIanssus 5ifturis .r rlssst saurs
mel. &c t,ollsits 9taturtpuoi3. bar
Itrspst ON BEN. Seuere eisntos us
sisutos mar De samls arsultsr. iaa at
bet naa rare tili;rHttsIi8t at heupiis
til Stri5eu,er iom sriitp.slss, 9liaius
% toao aqe tsbosr. msosns bsrss
Ga6lsr irsmtloi9 bgr rare gl.mt.
Sterrs @isttghso Tor cs bar oerinoo
Ssribsntsr iom Claus Rasngs, Yer.
tcbiitcp / upi3la, Der 1855 itrep on,
SeiIaussu, os osrurt BEN berseufite
8iitop Grit 4ontppoloon. bcis tore
Gmtu Tor Iaturuiosnifnbsu man life
altto bar paaRisnnet tilitrattsIist.
Smeusm Be gilsoer, Claus Mas.
nus siusr al SaUubprer. er Der 10. iom
rimslispis bssse hprer iommstsos ben,
itipnt bet enc iprsItiqsr en- Slanae
iiGrb mso OF iage en- Watros peo Bin.
sebenet os bet aHoet uiisr ell 6umuer,
ipsisliat nso Den iarrms @isrnina. Z
9arct 1855 tuuoe man lit. teane nsis
astist o. irsutt o. snouu minors par
man naturtunot9. On 800 Gar oil
man muIis iise BET iamms ON %. Get
iaar pRrs; nten / Gle 5iIi0loe toecr
ri % ben Jritso at lR8se Dor Cams
tics Issuius ino / ben gamle 9Grts.
blitops 2esnlnser. s bet isrite Bill.
leoe Ter man nltiaa en- SpiInnge, ION
urlosr Jig i mango Sustsr paa Bans
bets SpsrIlaoe % iom lar 9rsbet en-
Na,ros ira S~tibsoettet. Zen ltats
tsts 5pr prsrsr at hOlos ia iaft /
Sflbs.&antsrne, msn tr1ttes al u6us
ret 10 p0er 84Iiussn, r,sosns bans
9spiassre. raoieIsIasne it9Jtsr ole
6~etulnssr. 2st Sels sigr uuiltlarlia
Snetrpt al at irsmrile en- u~ir.slia
S9noelis, % uaar man INTER be. meo
Rutlosus aisHossisrniHgsr ipr Cie,
bar bet snmIe Slqsos 9rgst at iur.
tale, Der Ct lls: iaa Hart, iom 8os.
ItapfrtItsu Yaa D. esustiIts RiHoes.
marter CT bet ier ben iHouieos. 5far.
tpiets &anoitab bar u9rst gieuuions
tibet fr7t.sIiss Sun. at It Souuburs
bar tRpet iis ira SaUst % orer G5ar-
ir cts R1lln3, bar srsbst en- al esr,s
Rammsraier q tass, tam cpsrboro.
SInsue az Str1t rusr Rammsrct,ns
StI7bHs co a.iigr Rugitsltse ior here's
sssn Slttsrt.o / Be, ,orts Eisblis. ga.
gen bar itaa.t yan, bar De If. sunn..
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
On mn TiaTe.

3oibua S.Sau9tame iStatsn &hooe
Sstano Ear ppiuuost en- rar5lats, ION
lanoipnllsuis oil sisre BAN III Milios
mar. 6Iaten sr life al Den Sort, ION
1rOIom7ao bru9er, % al tpii,en be
tan tiRn.e ale nlulise 9ritieparer.
Zen en- ~inarsre al en- mooint Seitofiens
beo; Ior uaar ben ensnns ct blepen
tom, fan ben life iploss lsisn. Or bet
nosen 5Orosl? oil man isgrse. ga,
ior mango er bet en- opermaabe piotia
Iin3. Spcr cite Ter man life, at I'll,
p,rtere al meset sitsripurte MeoicIusr.
Husorttts, Buffers, gbemitalisr etc.
aoucrsr lmUo Inlite Carer al iamme
Fort. georosere sr altlo paoiuroe.
Ge tjctsr SLATER msO aste 9ianstter
sasr Stempler % iglosr osm meo oil.
lt8s Saolier al esen 1ilulrtning. gu.
bi'tum Ter eaa Sisusiien sler .Sno.
ltrtIisn % laoer Jig MARIE.
Scr ire anr iioen bleu Der / Guo.
lano uoiat Ell iior Gr4ule for Gpnn.
oslien al en- SLATE, iom tuuos itanei,
BETTE gsorassri, rg bunoreosr loaos lit
Sopso iblFo, men III tneen Nntte.
Get par iUrbsbOlot Ell 9msri.ausr at
lsis Spsrssmaalet, % ban bar alert
Oct 'aaIsoss, at liussu innes iaa llass
III ION Sob SUie. 9et s~ieuopmme.
Iiss pso bans Gpfiuoslie er en- SLAP
sasr Ssniil, iOm lutter zig al ia islp
% m0Sitaar stbuert 6uripa yaa at
brinss IN M Seoite IND / SLATER.
slnpeen iloeer Opps / Salieu Ga lsoer
lis life ilsrus, ueeu at MAI iIaar Glo.
ten Itu.
SfFaeslisn oil rimsIiguis tuuns an,
uenses saa Timber % Gaoe iaapslium
Yaa SLATER. War. San 9ame bor IA,
get gatsnt paa osn i amerita o. isosr
osiaa al 'aa Inient / Be surpsqi,ie
9auos.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
Gnao man for fem hun:
oreoe Iar loeu

fcrlcngte AZ en- GOD 6uitru, Tan man
s1Hfs s0ot I, at IN l;Sen go1. ior
Hsio2 q bltreH trr,t ! mt CpI1g ] Q1z
ris. Ten heosr Den ungs 5uitru
% inosboloer :. R11o, ion 4oslzs
mcno.H Qi.rrt ,. Rpu6-ir / I--s.
1888 soo I'm urg. 4s.sF1us for h.Rs
oes oipzifrisI % 6orhoIo ! % uo:n=
FOR 6isnn.. iul1o 5~us5c1os. Sisn.ve,
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nsIsr osrof frI9,res: -Tloo bin Estss
f7Cs MAJ III ffrft % irsnit a.tio p2r:
opfp,ot AZ on~iorssFulo Cp-9rtio-s
bso. plsi BAN meo ai1rlishto o8
toIo t1rs Tei rert: -. e BIN o.
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wonoerE Sa1. gan r11 Ear. al:
Str1haoi.r. rrsn ost f1Ioer ban III:
io1 6.iu7rIi3.: til 51abst ON % S1ns
fen p11 ben Ql.i,. csr rso bans Eisms
.omt riI Bin. ham aost fr1 h1r= 1us
itrus Sios, o11 dus q 9sbaet.i9bso.r
90 Gl9oe-, han oil Fr- bos hsnos,
iturtsr ban: 7. CT, al ban fan tr1tt:
line StepIsr az F1-cE .n o1rr7eroe SD.
:. fan tar 9a'ts1aRo ior iins Jfoosr,
rene Styemptr % SsFsr. q. ban f1cr
COB W1o % Iri.ts og n~0srhopeoet !
entosr Esni,snos bliUer goot betisnt,
al ran iorsTnoe- ,H goo SeH5 reo
hniee 219snsr % sn rsn R1thue, at
1oot QelsnGr, ho!oes / gsrebf.16 Tor
ham. % rars. andre 6I7otr, iom ie1
FER life oil tale on."
% FABIAN e-or BET rio.r.. 9ao
rics. ON ben urss Sor. gisrne 61r e.
tertcmrst ale oisis EnFt.r2 Gqey
nm Der ausreos Den Sang sapss d.
msr. inn puttsos ou1 apinosrsttighes
eerre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
sat fienpte ham lite.

gngarg ION gisrniti.rns Sirrnicr
iummen mso Den ipenIte 5oyiattey -
bin ipaoisrsnos opsr Rorrbro / S;o4.
holm. 5 SamtaI.ns 2sb Tiger :. 9.
til 6epin: Oct par oa heiii make
ligt, at ingsn tilisr pod Dig, tisnoU
ingen big herr" Ssoin %iparso;
~pe-i, bet or ids als Msnniror, ion
tanner mig, its; Staoen or 10 itor'
"5m," flyer gisrnion, "his~m. !
Rorgs tienosr ale mig"
S~oeticmn1s tom en- rorR Gayojt
impo BEN, "a gicrrior psgsr pa.
osnns "a Tiger: Sc. Der tommsr n
Roromuno. M ital ou iaa Re. ban bib
isr paa mig"
men nsi, 8aroi'tsn pas'sr.r ioyH:
uosn al ofre B. 10 WRno It ggt.
6eoin ~irnaalo til bette.
@irrnion ali imioI,rtio III, Il,
aonteptsrns; han itani,o. pIuoisi.
op "a pinteos 8arbiitsr til ia o3
iagoe I'm brriiaits gon.: "aisno:r III
lite mig?"
8aroiiten tos til 5usn, ri3Ioea
pau Sirrnion os fagos: 4Ra-i q
tisnns life os9, ca"
giarnion iirommsbs ia op % Il,
pod ia i'm msrtsfte Wine, inusa
"9rsoiiosn" til % Iagos, iost ban ilai
iig paa @rinQer: "!6m. Re nfis ~,
mig, ON oil life t;enher mia"
8araii'er beanuote al 1isre ri7i,
itors Zine na lob fingrens fare 8i,a.
mem Saurst, qabehe gisrnior q
Stuno op | Einene ca uobrso tililat
"Tei. Def er bel life Stagtsr ga,
porIsn fra Srammen?"
8jcrn'on tps ftnnoiomt Ssoir
armcn o9 iagos: "aom, lab os gda.'
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03

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stI6srts Der o~rriroelis. J1Gssi7r15.
cs e ME 2anes. Il :os / gsiooelis,
gap Stroei til me G1Hr.li,r. Iet
Uc.z.nos euIturli1 sioroe RsF:e7-
Zen est s0see H!olosi.. Eis i:r .HsnG
zen iEer. sigteo rs1.r ale oi=I.
interchangeable mcalfsrer q o2e1s
ger. h7iI.e Orb ). iorFtis1ie. To!. .os
E1eo fts fr- osH Fz-ts msert-e1rr.
Ioo I'm 91aorirg r1oo 9st -11
artsrHe bare ,o-1Es ! G.-frs,'s NIB
SeE7ttsrn. I EuTr1to1l,n. % y bar
ftsHianItg I1rt E,ssst al osnr. tio!isi;
uoDitltos f~oltsf1rzt.is. iii Sszis
.srn. 5frsr Ssoern,. aoi= S.crf1os-
dhr1h1m iorIoo I'm 7Tzors61so og
boi1tte rig ! S1H1an.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
On cnetis Spommer.

-s.sr z. Ec8a1r IN Rsgorter Tor
'So9aa Globs", issmmsoc uplia ira
gszs E51rf i as1eort til Rarrasou.
Istt @gr. Ilais- pa 4 Inner "a 81
Irzz.gr. Gftazesa ~ I2 g2iL. en-
-tezs roscs tso e;esa al BAN en-
ltsez 5ace fcr / &s3s'aIo al uee BAN
gIa2; =sa Tan ;.arste izssu, ca ran
is 5e-r r3sa S:i-gloaisr saa IN.
rs-. 3 sssftsr iuI3.: st 2uTu itsrre
52-ee 4. 4sD2er-
Jz3sz bar 5Iotll iufumst GER bette
Szz:, IGN IIgss- r-egsa 10 iaibicua6le
S1ssrsssr. 5:r uesas Tiger iiosn par
tsr Lats CT, :, ar5sr. Solica al
@5aaSls5ia C g5arlss Eelri6s al
Zen 3ort fEtss tagfvemns oUsr; men
es afitea ia Fl GoEizt. Il pilbs 10
a'i2ts Hg iar a!itsas CARER paa Betsu
Il taa:e ia StiptEamve, gnserue
tEEcs i!zss eeu. e-u &c tuuse tllue {.
S9ite icr en- slsr auesn 5oi, ioni
laf'sr sEirEa8 / Sgaost o. life iisIoeu
leesr is 4. IssEtsu ullos 4utrsr.
aslieH mcais y~a1fsre osm en- uaria
S5xsslis, isr 5g!!sa Gamsruss ".
uHsrtas Fun bar IN rluss grratntua.
ON BET sre l5ttsoss BEN q, TONNE or.r
meo aicet.
Ias sisis BstRnlsits5sosr psi.be FUR
Iisst t0s ben tj1tts -5.o6e- .Repprtsr.
Gan siorss fife fore Gafal,tr, men
attic aiiee % iUsnzs,t u Ril ussr
u tsss e.aes. Gan Raa ia uar.t up,
SMsa tSr, ben Farm.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
Uorffe n1inoer.
Raaobniet | g.rm,d.

8 en- grtitsl eeptsmtsr5.its :,
sIilRueren' ON sbettano % ss,.
lanb.rn. cir 81. 5afob Satubi,n h.
sense for nOrFe 2aier. nsset in,,r...
iante Rsboslelisr ON bet i 1882 mn.
isrte Raabbus cs G.itipitetslc,s,
Qsru,f:
2enns ggsnins er paa Gruab ;,
line operOro.ntlis fofbor. % sro,,.
lube g~esoratiouer e~uetaa.nbs ipr
$50 al asrrpits stsrr.tie (40oo ars,
bp8ssrs). RaunIis ialber Be I'M,
Roiaiipinouer | Einsne n1eo b,r,,
mango Gibiloniussr al tiitorit, st.,
nsr fra Esrnes uorfts 1.riobe iant :,
hiforiTe 8srionsr (snfelte i 9,asm.,
ltsrrelis ira ben iamme lib, furu.n,
mslis uuri.e aOus.r % rrtnsF. 3arlr
gaa oisie ginouer fer man iaal.o,.
sonserns Soralb Saarinsrs. Obi
1~rpsuaiOn meo 9ronniu9 9bpra, Obi
ben beGise. Saralc Soororaao., Rs..
nus Grlinosirn os Saaiuu Soo,onsir,
aibilosos iamt Saiob ben treble ii
Sto,lano os bans gruo, (9rni,st
Rarsrstbs Of 2aHmar.); 91rlcru
Rasnus, 8sgnuolo gruissiqn .,
Rssnralo aali. "Tis.n ira guro..
dr., Grtsbtftopsrne Eiftsin al Irurs.
bj.m oa gilbslm Den samls, Germs
isrfs giip; .uouioere Sesusr, irsnfi,
lsnos Sarnlo 5aaroraaoss 2anoa,
pna SbstlanS. Surl Rssnunlo "a.
gtere roetassnoe bet ~prtusIts 9orla
osmms al ben iamme Sons.s 6aors.
auns Rasnus GrIinssisns aycui-;
o. Granddaughter al st. @a3nu.'
Gomtirte / air'paq.
aIsns De i st.u ps neunlis @oiah
gIas uoigrte 9s.oratiuner i;sss d, It
tuitst $4,000 ar. Sosen til be NORTH
Brother it1loss ben for nosls Gar til.
bass a!osos, / 9eriuit boiatts Chi,
l1nosr, 9lr.tur 9aurenior. pans
Rinoetaple sr opbRn9t / R~aaohast13.
nln9en og barsr iom Snofriit ,: re-,
flsrote Orb ia SaauamaaI; "Gegy 4,
ogpIa ir9nor- piu.