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The morning times., 1896-11-19
WORK OF THE YEAR,
Good Showing Presented to the Vir.
ginia Methodist Conference.

Lynchburg. Va. Nov. 1s.-The Virginia
annual conference, NJ. E. Church South,
adjourned today, to meet in Danville next
November.
Rev. B. F. Lipscombe of the joint board
OF finance gave out the following figures
Local preachers, 12S; members, Sc ,O21;
colored members, 81; increase, sol;
infants baptized, 1892: adults, 1926:
Epworth Leagues, 113; Epworth League,
members, 6,ss2; Sunday schools, 7SS;
teachers, S,666; scholars, 59,732; con-
tributed to superannuated preachers and
TO orphans, Sl3 900; contributions to for
eign missions, S15,902; domestic. $9,517:
Rosebuds. So ,ssS; ;churchextension, So 1863;
Virginia Bible Society, S4S3; support of
presiding elders, $16,743: preachers in
charge, $165. .S72; bishops, S2,75O; So
ceties, 764; churches, IA; value of
church property, 81 ,721 800; pastoral
charges, 212;; parsonages, 1877; value of
parsonages, S243. .050; district parsonages,
3, valued at $4,000; raised for all pur-
poses, $4O7 1878, a decrease of 1-8 per
cent; support Of ministers, $1S2 GIG; de-
crease, $40: decrease in home and foreign
missions, $S4T; collections from chldren's
$19,776.
The bishop appointed the folio wing joint
board OF finance: Clerical-A. G. Brown,
J. c. Watson, w. +. Judkins, j. NJ. Bur-
ton, c. L. Bane,-J. S. Wallace, R. w
Wallace, Il. B. Beadles, B. F. Lipscomb
James Cannon. ir., and ]. W. Stiff.
Lays. D. Turner, NJ. A. Coghill, l.
Carkerill, F. 7. West, c. v. Winfree, E.
G. Moseley, r. S. Paulett, L. L. Marks
G. L. Neville, W. w. Vicar and James Can.
non,sr.
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ROCKVILLE.

The November meeting of the olney
grange. held at Olney Grange Hail, this
county, was the largest in many months.
Several members who have been out on
denit cards Were warmly welcomed back
Among the members re-cnrolIed were Mrs
Thomas Beall and daughter of Sandy
Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Illinois
We're in attendance as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Moore Mr. Wilson is the
master and Mrs. Wilson the Ceres OF the
State grange of Illinois.
Mr.. Wilson made an interesting agri-
cultural address. Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
cans 10 the East as representatives of
the State grange OF Illinois TO the national
grange meeting in Washington.
Rev. A s. Johns and son OF this place
left yesterday morning for three weeks
hunting trip in Dayie county, N C. Mr..
Johns takes a trip yearly to North Caro-
lima during the hunting season and is al
ways quite successful.
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BRANCH RECEPTION.
w. C. T. U. Ladies' Enjoy a Pleasant
Program and Refreshments.

The Young Women's Christian Temper
ance Union gave soCiable last night at
their headquarters at 91O F street Forth
west. The event was in every respect a
success. The ladies receiving were Mrs.
Belle Luckett. Mrs. Clayton Emig. Miss
Annie Homer. Miss Clara Stuart and Miss
Josephine CLEARWATER. After the guests
were assembled Miss Francis Hurst gave
an exhibition OF fancy club swinging, Mr.
Milton Clarke executed whistling solo
and the president of the society, Mrs. Belle
Luckett, delivered an interesting address
in which she outlined the aims and work
Of the chapter.
The rcfreshment table was handsomely
arranged, while the hall itself was taste
fully decorated with flags and bunting and
potted plants.
Among those present were Mrs. Belle
Luckett, Mrs. II. A. CLEARWATER, Mrs L.
A. Cowman, Miss George Wharton, Miss
Josephine CLEARWATER. Miss Corrine G il
lemwater, Miss Maize Reichnol, Miss Lula
Ramsdell, the Misses Gibson, Mr.. John
Wharton, Mr.. William Stuart and Mr.. J. c.
Hurst
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HYATTSVIILE.

Miss Julia Carr, daughter of Judge Carr,
OF this place. and Dr. George T. Dent, OF
Anne Arundel county, Md, We're married
last evening in the Pinkney Memorial
Chapel of this place.
The church was profusely decorated with
flowers and palms, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev Charles s. Mayo.
Miss Nellie Carr, sister of the bride,
was maid OF honor, and DIR. Russell Tai
bott, of Anne Arundel county, was best
man. The bridesmaids Were Misses Kate
owens and Rosalie Wilson, both of the
>boye county.
Messrs. William A. and c. Frank Carr,
brothers of the bride, acted as ushers.
DIR. and Mrs. Dent left on the $3.50 train
for the North, on n tour of the Lakes and
st. Lawrence River, and after their return
will reside near Friendship, Maryland
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shoulders with butterfly bows of white
satin ribbon.
Around the bottom of the yoke there
is a full frill Of cream mousseline de sole
and mettes of satin ribbon. The corset
cover opens at the front, but the ribbon is
SO dexterously hooked over that it is i'm
possible to detectit. The bottom is finished
in points. 1t can only be Worn over one
Of the regular short French corsets, as it
is exceedingly decollcte.
or course the corset cover could be made
high and simple home made laces and in
expensi We cambria substituted for the
more elaborate ones, and that, too, with
out any decrease in elegance.
HELEN GREY-PAGE.
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Washingtonians i'll New York.
lSnecial to The TimeS.l

New York, Nov. 1s.-Manhattan, Mr..
Rosieie and wife. G. W. Block; Grand, W.
A. Boyd. j. R. Clarke; Broadway, j. NJ.
Crane, Mrs c. A See; Morton, 6. E..
Cruise; Grand Union. j. F. Farley; Holland,
]. II. Eckels. Mrs ". R. and Miss Riley;
Everett. Mrs 1. c. Rosse: Sturtcvant, R.
S. Fletcher and wife; Bartholdi, A. V.
Grimes; ST. Denis, Mrs. C. w. Harris;
Astor, r. e. Aimes, w. B. Hibbs, n. c..
Maslerson; Hoffman, R. GoldsnId; Wind
sor, Mrs. s. R. Carter; Marlboro. H. E.
Edwards, Mrs. E. Frost, Mrs. L. X. Haase,
A. n. and G. g.. Willis; Imperial, R. E.
joyce 8. F. Smith. Army arrival. T.
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HOMEMADE LINGERIE.
A Wave Of Sentiment Toward the
Gathers Scratched" by the
Home Needle.

A MIGHTY wave of sentiment has arisen
n against silk lingerie, and in its place
there is a feeling toward homemade
underwear. Gathers scratched by hand ,ruf-
files hemmed with needle are the much de-
sired attributes of every trousseau. Be the
materials cheap or dear, they must be made
up at home.
An exquisite corset cover that November
bride has in her trousseau is made of white
satin ribbon. The ribbon is sewed in per-
pendicular strips, with entire deux of mar
row lace, and it fits into the curves Of
the figure in most marvellous way. The
yoke is Of duchesse lace, tied at the
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FOR ST. PAUL'S DEBT. n
Fair Being Held by the Ladies' Of
the Parish Guild.

The ladies of the Guild of st. Paul's
parish held a fair at No. 1926 F street
last night the affair was gotten up in
order to lift the debt of the parish, m
CURED in building additions to the church.
The hail was handsomely decorated with
bunting and flags and the booths were
arranged very artistically.
The booths were under the charge of
the following young ladies': Miss Mary
Ross superintendent the grocery booth;
Miss 0. w. Hyde, dolls and toys: Miss Nc
Grctley, papers and aprons; Miss Carrie
Ball, candy, and Miss Sallie Ball, the
fancy booth.
The fair will be held twice week fol-.
two weeks. while luncheon will be served
every day from 1:30 to 8 o'clock.
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Naval Constructor Married.

Fort Monroe, Va, Nov. 1S-Tbe marriage
of Assistant Naval Constructor Robert
Stocker, stationed at Newport News, and
Miss Susie Jones, of Hampton, was cele-
brated this evening at the residence of
her uncle, Col. Thomas Tabb, Rev. C. w.
Bryan officiating. They go to Florida
for q month.
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Notural Gas i'm New York State.

Rome, N. Y, Nov. 1S.-In an artesian
well drilled for water IN this city natural
gas has been found in very small guam
titles, but not in sufficient volume to be of
commercial value or hindrancc to the
workmen.
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naley's Washington Concert Band

Ha1ey's Washington Concert Band.
Prof. Will A. Haley, conductor of the
Washington Concert Band, gave its ninth
rehearsal at the National Rifles Hall YES
terday afternoon, when the full band was
In attendance, consisting of thirty five
musicians. Among the soloists We're Mrs.
Hattie Mead-Smith, soprano, and Mr. H..
A. Stone, trombonist. The first of the
series of concerts will be given at the New
National Theater Sunday evening, Noyem-
ber 30. Prof. Will Haley is arranging a
new march, which will soon be dedicated.
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the marriage of Miss Mary E. LOTUS and
Mr.. Thomas Shields, which occurred at
7:30 o'clock. The ceremony was solem-
nized by Rev. Father Gillespie, rector,
assisted by Rev. J. Dolan, S. j., and Rev.
P. j. O'Connell, S. j., resident fathers of
the church.
The marches were rendered by the organ
ist of the junior choir. Miss Katie Null
quin. The ushers were Mr.. William Belt.
Mr.. H. Essex, Mr.. James Mangain. Mr.. J.
McGintin and Mr.. Wade Hampton Ozburn,
of Governors Island, n. Y.
The best man was Mr.. Edward Stedman
of Baltimore. There were no attendant
maids.
The bride was gowned daintily and car
ried a bouquet of chrysanthenums tied
with white ribbon moire.
The church service was followed by
general reception at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis LOTUS
No. 40 street northwest, where refresh
ments were served.
Upon their return from their bridal
tour the couple will be at home after De
cembcr /, at No. SIC A street northeast.
Word has been received here of the
serious Illness OF Count de Molkc Huiteldt
tile Danish ambassador at Paris, and father
of Count Adam de Molke. the fiancee of
Miss Bonaparte. Owing to the vigorous
constitution of the distinguished invalid a
fatal outcome of this attack is not antici-
pated, but the count and countess may
not be able to attend the marriage of
their son, which is to take place in this
city on December 10.
The morning times., 1896-11-19

A bad fairy slipped into the market bas-
ket Tuesday morning and amused herself by
changing wild turkeys into wild turnips
and putting violets up to 75 cents per
punch, when they are that much per hun
dred. instead
The following rates will rule this morn
ing:
FLOWERS 25c. per dozen;
chrysanthemums, 25c. to 81 so per dozen;
violets, &C. per hundred; golden gate roses,
5Oc. to 81 per dozen; La France roses
same; President Carnot roses, same; Kaiser
Augusta Victoria roses, same; Madame
Chatanay new, 81 per dozen. Palms sell
all the way from 90 cents to $40, and
maiden hair ferns range from 20 cents
to So. 80.
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A cuchre party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Slater, Of 81 h street north
west, Monday night. Among the guests
We're Mrs. F. G. Moseley, Mrs. Robert
Lowry, Mrs. Robert Slater and Messrs.
William Eagan, James Shannon, William
Collins, and Robert Lowry.
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Senator Mills and family of Texas are
among the recently returned winter resi-
dents and are now ut home, 1874 r street
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per dozen; Jamaica oranges, 25c to 4Oc
per dozen; Malaga grapes. 2Oc per pound,
Tokay grapes. 15c To 2Oc per pound;
Concord grapes, l2c per basket: Catawia
grapes, 12c per basket: Niagara grapes,
2oc per basket; pineapples. 15c to 25c
each; sickle pears, 81 per basket Of three
quarters of IL peck; japanese persimmons,
DC to lOc each; pomeSranaies, 10c each,
bananas, 1Oc To 2Oc per dozen; apples.
SOC to 40c per peck; shattucks, Ice each;
three for 25c.
ETABLES-Parsnips. oEc ner neck:
spinach, 20c per peck: Eastern Shore sweet
potatoes, soc per peck; radishes. 3 punches
for 10c; tomatoes, l5o per quarter peck;
hot-house tomatoes, 25c to 40c per pound
chicory, sc to 10c per head; water cress,
&C per bunch; mint, &C per bunch: cauli-
flower. 10c TO 25c per head; satisfy, &C
per bunch; Savoy cabbage, &C per head:
Brussels sprouts. 15c per quart: Irish
potatoes, 20c per peck; snap beans. 15c
per quarter peck: cucnmbers. &c each;
Spanish onions, 10c each; egg plants, 1Oc
to 15c each: pumpkins. &C 10 &c each;
green peppers, 25c tos50c per dozen; Gel
cry &c to 10c per bunch; cranberries, 1Oc
per quart; squash, &c per pound.
BUTTER, EGGS. EHEESE-Best Egin
butter. Soc. per pound; butterine. 15c to
25c- per pound; nearby eggs. CSC per
!, dozen; Western eggs. lSc. per dozen: cream
cheese. lsc. to zoe. per pound: Neufchatei
cheeses, 5c. each; pineapple cheese. Csc.
to Toe. each; Edam cheese. 81 each.
PICKLES AND PRESERVES Chow
chow, 2Oc. per quart; German mustard,
loo. per quart: picked onions, 15c per
pint; celery relish, 10c. per pint; olives,
1bc. per pint; horseradish, 10c per pint;
| honey. 25c. per pound; jellies. 1Oc. per
pound; preserves, Ice. per pound.
PoULTRY-T Turkeys, 1870. to 15c.
per pound; geese, IL Lee. per pound;
ducks. 15c. per pound; fowl, IL Lee. per
pound.
GAME Grouse, 81 90 per pair pheasant,
S1.25 to 81 80 per pair; quail. SO per dozen;
woodcock. S1.25 brace; ortolan, 81 q
| dozen; wild turkey 20c. per pound.
Game is getting more plentiful and the
| quality improving.
WATER FOWL-Canvasbacks, So per
| pair; red heads, So 80 per pair; malIards,
| $3.50 per pair: blue wing teal, 81 per
pair; ruddy duck. T5c. per pair: butter
| balls, soc. per pair.
| FISH-Boiling rock, 2Oc. per pound; red
snapper, 15c. per pound; new salmon, 25c.
per pound; blue fish, IL 1-2c. per pound;
| pickerel, IL 1-2c. per pound; fresh cod
| 10c. per pound; halibut, zoe. per pound.
| MEATS-Sirloin steak, 15c. to 1Sc per
| pound; porterhouSe, zoe. to 25c. per pound;
round, IL 1-2c. per pound; prime rib roast,
| 15c. to Sc. per pound, chuck roast, lOc
to IL 1-2c. per pound; soup beef, 1Oe per
| pound; lamb. 15c. to 1Sc. per pound;
corned beef, &C. to IL 12c. per pound;
| sausage, 1Oc. to IL 1-2c. per pound, both
green and smoked; breakfast bacon, lOc
4 to IL 1-2c. per pound; sweet picked pork,
| &c. to lie. per pound; Western, do, Sc
per pound; ham, 10c. to 2 l-2c. erpound;
| pig tails &c. per pound; hog brains, 1Oc
per plate;; boiled ham, 4Oc. per pound;
boiled tongue. 40c. per pound; pigs feet
25c. per dozen; calf tongue, 1Oc. each;
beef tongue, soc each; scrapple, SC. per
pound.
The morning times., 1896-11-19

The young people of the Hotel Lincoln
will give the FIRST of their series of winter
dances next Saturday evening.
The morning times., 1896-11-19

Miss Lizzie Rushforth, of Pueblo, Col,
will be the guest Of Mrs. w. ] Slater, of
The morning times., 1896-11-19

Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains, good patterns,
3 yds long.
6Oc pair
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39c each

5O-in Satin Ruse for
furniture, covering and
draperies. All colors.
37Ac yd
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Miss Miriam Bowden, of New York city,
is visiting Mrs. Arthur Main, OF Third
and Z streets.
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5o-in Tapestry for fur
niture covering and dra-
peries in stripes and tlg-
ures, new colors.
75c yd
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Mrs Richard Poole of Montgomery county
is spending a week in Washington and stop
ping at the Lincoln.
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White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, good patterns,
81 yds long.
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25c each

Extra Heavy Opaque
Shades, mounted on re-
liable rollers, with lace
on bottom. All colors, Sx
6 ft.
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Extra Heavy Opaque
Shades, mounted on reli-
able rollers. All colors,
3x6 #.
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DRAPERY MATERIALS.
100 Brass Trimmed Cur
tain Poles in cherry, ash
and walnut, 5 feet long.
18c each

Figured and Coin Spot
Muslin, 40 inches wide.
1870 yd
The morning times., 1896-11-19

Hon William L. Scruggs. legal counsel
for the Venezuelan government. is i'll the
city and guest ut the Strathmore Arms,
11O1 X street.
The morning times., 1896-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs Harry d. Vought OF Buff
falo. N Y, are stopping mt the Riggs.
Mrs Vought is a vocalist of high order,
whose singing was one of the most agree
able features OF the reception and banquet
of the woman's Press Association at the
Riggs House last evening.
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S1.OO pair

White Irish Point Lace
Curtains, beautiful pat
terms, 81 yds long.
S2.65 pair
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Hon. Warren B. Sutton and family are at
the Strathmore Arms for the winter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
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Mi6isan, Tiger Sfilsmisie fra fin
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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
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Ifolen / NRItpeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

Sorebragsmebe. "SureorassfOrs
eninseu for Nuitrup meb Here eOsne"
aibOlot nplis ct Msoe / @iatsiuer
Ruulis 2otale | 8oiens. Msoet aab'
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pans ien al 9labenraa ON Roroens 5or.
biitorie, bporpaa ct 8ar Sanse blep
afiunsne. Sensre iamlebes man ON ct
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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

SperHoiet Sbisn. gn aorreipcn'
bent l~tripsr: s literart ioritaaenot
areoie berinbe | Souebfaben ct mon
enis ON, at Sisrnion, bpis bramatiifs
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bapos ham en- Glubs peo S.oen Of SD.
fen, III meb ct pploiOmt aiempetaa
life aleue bar saaet pp paa Sioen a
BAN, men enbOs Uperfsiet BAN, bpat
oisteriR arait % puliersnoe Meuuei, Re-
lip ausaar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
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Gn farlis grsub. Der berIter tor
Gioen flor spselisb.b / Jiiferleiei
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firing 60 9eriUner er bleoen ipss, Us 4
Ssosfalb er inbtruire | be iioIte Sage.
SpsbOmmen bar 9aratter al Neruefe.
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unberic9te gteoet, at Gpibemien lambs
ipnlisuis friuer Zig fra en- ilren grSno,
Tom bsrior itrur itan9tes, liseium 6or'
ureusnin9ens garias f~jeruebes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

Slaaet libel. MaltinmeIter reo
Ssfuritrsms Suteiabrit ueo Salmitao,
Snsenisr Sig9ren, falot iorleoeu Ntprs
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9amlaser, ! Josien, % brutnebe. 9i'
get blep iioen funoet, Os bet piite fig
pa, at ben pmtomne / Galoet Gaooe
bruot Naffen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

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9auenburs er Der for 9ioen 1856 Spas
rstasier, bet uil fise en- for 1861 Snos
bpssere eler for ct Smraabe al 1897
auaoratfilomster. gf Gparetas iebsger
ftuoes 446, Ss2 eller IS paa 100 Snos
bpssere, os paa benz inoeitaar 410.,
479,674 @turt. S bele 9rSjieu finbes
life Ell 8rooins. Der / benne Senieenbe
ftaar iaa bsit iom Sertugopmmerne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

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8abl bar | fine pnsre Gage en- me.
get benpttet Sommrnemono % bar /
2ibens Sob iuoebait pmtrent oGe Spas
bens T%iIiesbpsrp.
- uofiitnrn9siprmaub Slous Sam'
iirup bgoe / fit Sjem paa @aaroeu
Sonseruo | 5uabers 9orsoos ben 12te
December eiter rp9le Ma1nebers eps
9elisbeS | en- Glbsr al 6S qar. Sam.
itrrp bar siennem fin 9 rfiumbeb
tienbt % afbOlot / o,be &rebie ooioa
uoenicr ariI.ians glmt. San Dor en-
liplls, penneiGl us leosnoe interss ieret
Rauo, fob / al fin 9ib iUm en- ~troiaft
Ben Of 5olfebsiitOlsn os tus ipris Gel
| ben politiife Sepaselie.
- Gebattsren al BIabet "Gtersbus"
paa 2lleitrSmmen, Sens sausitab, er
a'saaet oeb 8sben eiter lensere Sios
Spselisbeb.
Zen befIenote 9Rsprebifaut Ges
Der GatItars er aisaaet peb 3sben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

Semt golosmanb. 21'aaris Ir'
tsoer, Subau &ilien Samle. bIep al
9aumuuosretteu ibsmt 4 IarS Strafa
ortsios for Suerfalo paa Stationsme'
fer etsinsrt, Changer, fpm bpbe ies
mere ium 5Blss al Slaeen..
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

llbugseIig graub. Gurleoen ueo'
6ranote 9eOer Gbriiianieus Steb paa
1oluno Wart. On Seit, tire &jsr os
npale Spin inoebreuote. Gieren fanos
tes itrar eItsr Branoen meo uaiten
o%psrtaaren Strube, men bog enbnu /
2ips. Rpstst fOrtaler. at Wanbsn
bar tilltaast p~usrfor fin Some, at ban
ielu bar ituftet Slo paa % basefter al
5Ortpilelie iOrisst at berspe fig 2iuet.
Der er Saab ON, at Manbeus Sin fan
reboes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

Srabsiageu | Norplanb. Sra
stptmurfnas meboeles: Otter bpoo
Der f~orelisssr meo Sen'pn til Grabs
iasen. er bet uoeufOr Sujpl, at 8riiten
Epneiien peb 9ilitaaelisn for Siafo,
nis len bar peo fnlb Sepibtbeb. GU
gstus.lRsen ertlarer 9iatonisien
Stipu / iaa SenIeenoe FORFEIT.
SOsnepreIten, Der er afbsrt, fl life
no8et tilfurlaoeIigt Suotryf af Sriiten,
Der for bam frasit fin g~efjsnbelie.
Sriiten bao bog &reIten beoe en- Ssn
ON, at bans sjal maatte finbe @aube
for Sub, boiS bon bapce besaaet nuset
/ 9rutfenifab. S~peebuslasen ubtaler
iOm fin Menins paa @runolas al fit
&ienbifab til SurbOlbene, at Sanoipns
liebeben taller for, at Sriitsn heller bar
taft Sanobeb for 9iafonis fen emo for
sluturiteterne, ba ban bauoe tilouers
ipr benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

Com Carer peb bet offentlise Dso'
itu%mmeintitut i 3bronobiem er aniat
gaub. mag. gsbtter meb en- gespuoer
gage al 1900 Sir.
9eb 2spanser fOmmunale Ribbsl'
Itule er aniat ipm Guoenlarer Gano.
real. 2pItab. gespnoerlsn 1900. ar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
NeobrGnot communicable. So,

Mebbrrnot communicable. SUrs
ton, lite December. Suat nebbranbte
til @ruuben 8ommunelpfalet | 9urre
(narmeite NabuiOsn til Sortsu). 2c'
talet, Der oprinoelis bar bpsset ium
S~tuiebus, men iom iaabant bar aFDit
af en- ny Spsnins, bar belissenoe ct
Bar Miuuters Gang fra Sorre airte.
8eO Siben al Serreositpreliens Surs
iamlinssial bar ct Tibet 8erelie, bour
en- SOroemober boebe; hos benbe be-
spnote SlSen.
Sra 5ortet paa Sorten git Der
8ranbI Tub. On Sprsite % anbet
Slufninssmaterinle fisrtes bsruo. men
for tent.