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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

CeutGhfauS.

Ssrliu, %. Sspt. IS beibt, zap Der aaiisr
bic nrd ouf fransSfidsm 6seist tsbsree eeutids
srmes mad Sssabiuns Der %Srcitsn Hnts Der
Observation-Disclosures mbereutrne III r~stu,iren
tsabii6tisc.
Die areus;eitung itelit eas OeriiGt III aereee,
bas Der be utlhr @sianets in 5ranfrci6. Nrafs.
arnim, ;uriidterufer ipcrecn Isl ecrr ieinc Hcng,
nation einasreift bate, uni brmerft, eaB Ger
fran;Siihr @eianete, @cuinnt Siren, ndU VI.
laui ifinsp llrlaata Guf iciucn pcfen in Berlin
suriidfebren rsrts.
Die SGricu;simns lngt RAP rc prHiiae Gegie
runs cemni6lt tsfnnnt MAIDEN ptrec, RAP am /.
3anuar 1872 NIT gusSablunS Der iiini fir
Nrisgs;pefs auigcnrnr,rnrn Inlebrn Gsscnnen
meres. Ten 5ntatern rsr Sbulc Certificate
peres jseed frsiseltell rsrren ltpn an r.. 81,
tpber 1872 Gin bait Trcsent p~erlelben III srhs-
ben.
Bertin, %. Septsmter. Mit amtil1er Gr.
lautnis pire a~snslest, eab bic 6eeierunG, ta
her SilGrf non Grms!are eatri S%srbarrs, Der
Scussranitat res StaairS ieine 2nsrssnnuns 3u
~periagsn, bic Itubi babe, III ter nahiten SiBuns
rts prsubiibsn yaretases fir @ittsl III iprsen,
UNI Zen geeenten, 0ertsbaltu une GinsriTen
ttr Stride setiihrene t~ssesnsn 3h fonntn. "a
Berth, 26. Sspt,nter. Jm 9siteanisi.
ger purSs beur dmtli9 a~n9esist ens am T..
Sanuar 1873 nit 3uridte;abluus bee gulttsns
bte ncrssruiihsn Suness ~tesrunsn MIR.
Iit 0ytuatituns iast tas Ncisntsrh ,im
9a&fplsu 9rblens. aIs erutiacr Gsianetr in
Sslsien srnanni rtrpe. nee
aaiier @uttlm Bat isins .3uiimmuns III ipti.
ttrsn e tbritten sessn cen SiiGci pen GrmsIanb
sssrsen. 70
81 &neiaur
1cnpen, "a Cert. Tas ySstiu If in saus
Gnelant ihirmiid unt bic SdiHf al tr aiRs
Ietstn S9asen.
IaS Stsieen pu stcbltrpuilt bar et Be
trtsstFcfttn in ben Observation-Disclosures ~
gaRenitirt eernaesn srtSbt, sae man I'D ~ al.
rr Rteuiirun9 Der grttitsturetn ssuSthist
lar.
ysuecn %. Sspt. Giut SpsiaIpepridt
srn 6rnliantincscl iast, ZAP cine llntsrretuns
mir Dem Giaar III BEN ltstsn Imtsbantlunsen
Zee serlfcrtenen tirfii9m Gjsianettn G'9tp,il
gai6a ssbsri bate. Dir autisn; FAME am 10.
b. w. TAFT nue er Giaar ipra& tatsi cen
@unI6 ags, Gin Observation-Disclosures gsrbaltnie
smiidsn 8uslans une Der Gurfci b~erseltelt ~
isbsu. aatl GbsriT yaida it as Winiitsr
ess gusmartisen fir eie liirtei cruannt ipprcsn.
Die slni6t bee Stsrri6tsrs Gcdburn, rsIdsr
tstanuttG nit Der Gnti9sieans rsr iibri9sn Mit
slisssr sss @suir S&iscssei&ts ni&t einssr.
tarpsn mar, If Jest int Draf sri&isnsn. GsiR
cine 9yol6iirs pom 80 Ssitsn,
lem gntsntru ice VERT rrtsnsn aSniss spn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Seltcnc 0elcgeabeit
6apital nutbriaseuS aa,ulcseu !

81 Ndrr eanr, NH suttm sgcbatauis. eae i'm ers,s.
iGrr D thinner bht. Hebls Staluugen. Geldirrfamnsr
&ernipetHer. 9srn Aribbe. aus Sadhtincu asninusrle 81.
nsrns pm lWytl. SntG!t. 'tsftn 81 %eer!duiCi. Gin gutter
Nrunren 10 aEf Ter garnl.
@tn ous9GeSnltrr c~bfsarsa TN put.m Grtroa. enttdlt
IN NpttltGunte, 8Titr0une u.tr., niaht Zen yeiB urs
refttrprer. ~
Ter yiaB Nt srGfrmmtn Srl5 gum Serjm unt ,un
Sausartrnur.
Att 6GrW Iitlt an tes dltcu 3 Gbi Roae. II Meiieu rehs
lid srn &ubuaGs. 3 As,lrn iaelb gn her yattnersine air.
dc une 4 @ietien tsU %ectd S;eiipH an Ter Sainpis Gr,.
trdl ". v.
I'm statn ltneltn gesIaul mpalih AZ MAIDEN. nirs ,as
Gigentbum uutirs S35 90 tr @der ~fCilasbetsn. = 3ob'
ungspSetRdui en- isfr leiGt.
I'm nahsrs @r r~neagnNsn 81 trlaneen. rente man Cd an
Serrn pGnt "a ner in Pii,nsrpils Ssrrn .. g.
SutBltp IN ir GiSrtsS ifte III Gutgaus ceer Serrn D..
y. 1Utisr am pidpe fc!tt. q no. "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Nerlamfcmcs Nfcro !

Ssrr eaepeT ~sudiuacr IN centre Irruihis, o. 4tu,u
ven iabuqae, al tsr 2Gslcr Ncde. bat cine ciisnaraue
Wasre aut1efaussn. Disiebeif an peH 4 Sugcn beitidasr,
raisin Sueidrntttrtane nm Zen rfNtsa Sinifrius uus an
ben SsHten SatRimtrimalg. inrItn Saran;. Gas yfrrb
II etpd ! Satire alt lue ,ismiiS ma,sr. GiaenbamtsnrI
ian n6 al ben Serru eutinasr nentsn. Der ttnen has psrO
Ras undertaking esr Hsarn Az ttsriisisrn bsreit Ia.
Sfpf $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Sin ;arcaGaes ltnaincf 1T am ?5

Sin f6red!iabes unaincf 1T am %.
;. ". auf Sable Wpunt Subuaue Co., einsm
yanrsmanne 5Uiepb Ssdsr Ssi9sben. Gsrlelts
rel tsin Grsi6en in bic int Gang tsfnrli6s
@i'dinsrie, rcIhr TOM belize &rms brad unp
Serauctl4tr, iG, rh6 %cisislkrn, Der cine ai Der
S6ulter, rcr ancere pterbnlt res SQsntpernS al.
gcrrnnt perren muetcn. lit Operation srll-
fitrteu re bcrtcisrguientn NsrSte. Or. SGwine
aus q. Gcnatue, ". 1err uIo Gin antsrer
slrjt aus Gutuaur. iocrr Befsr ii aus asblen,
Canton Napsusn BstIrtia mar Gin Heisissr
Wnrn, ltctt i'm Nltcr 9cu - .ilbrrn ilnc bat si
NJ 5rnu nit 2 NinIcrH. Man ,reifelt IN lei
ncrl glgitpmmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

GsSS Die 5srrsn Assnten linb eriadt bsim
GinIdidcn srn @sleern, nift alleir bic sanse
&umme Der Ssnbuna, %i,nrern AUDI bic fur atpn-
ner cnte be;atltsn cinsclnen Setra9e nnsuSetcn,
ca g. ionit nift mpglib it ben bstre enein psr'
icaen lgtrh bic 3eitun9 III a%uittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Sine ueue Selesrapheniinie bnt nis
@eiii6e unien Selssrafb gr., scrlstten Gam
tag spn bier nod Chicago ~tesnbist. Gs III eiss
Der brittle Sirans s~srislte fol- beionoers ilir bic
Statt Gnbuaus uus bic @e9sno ,reiiIi6 bic Der
tinbuns berfsQsn. 9n aur;sm ipi Snf tsIssra'
ybifGs @erbiubunS nit Glfpcrt b~srachslt rsr.
cen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Il n 4.

Der Dubuque ssseniritisen gebensserllbc'
runss-0 clsuitaft" fir bic prpmrte gsSabling Der
%safcmmenren llnterltiiyuns meinsn perbinell9s
ten Oanf
Soiepbine Gberbart, @ittne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Ncne MnSetgeu.
p%sriamm!uns DER D%nffdmieoe.

@ir bic urterSeiGnetrn 6uilGmieesmei,t,r
WsidGitSIsute Ger Statt Dubuque. in anbetrn1t
Ger 3beusrur9 dlsS @aterielts, Nnb aeaenleiti,
ibsrsingsfrnmen, baB uniere @rbeiten in 3l.'
tunit senau mad Der f%elscnesn prsiSliie bsreG-
get pcrpsu
dur ! ncht SHienth..
elite 6ufei'rn reU aHridiassa ..............SI25
Sar Shoes, per Stid. o.
&. GTaat. Georec @drret.
VRta BiTie. g. =. Sennings,
&. TssicrsteH. ,ipbn Saep,
Srtn Pagan. 3. 3ebetneg,
Srfr Suu SScbn pielmaitr
Tuqne 9suueeriiA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Gin i'm Wittelpuntt Der Staot, s~elessnsr @es
6iftplaB nebit Snrsntnr. Aiberre IN Der SHiee
eieIes Slattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Tedcr II. Sdacr'e gferrs ysitiIai g.
seniibsr BEN 9tbendim IL nit elmer Inslrabl
pprtrsfHitsr Yussies, Auii9en 'fy lpipts her
ttIfsn pIsrsr %perisben. Wsr cine Spniisrflbrt
MAIDEN nil, IoQte tort leins Creer tintsrlaHcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

IN Weit Mnion, Scpn, pures Der aurs
lem cas- Gpurtbaus eurG ciutn Gieb, gansns
3sbn Gtcmpicn, Der pGbrenN Der .la@t aus benz
Gefinsnie brad. in grnne esitsft. 9ns Sc.
iGubt brannte scliiantis rieeer une tamit bic
attsn in Der 9lsrte- unr aupitprS, 8 iEu; bic
itrissn aftea wurtsn serettrt. Der @sIammt.
,erlut it auf $4,000 bis $4,000 Ssrau.
iGlagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

0err '. W. NoblfS, Ter liberals Gan
sieat fir SiautsiGaymeiftsr, nel9er tarsli& bier
0ar Niece bieIt, bat na6te in eanins We@re-
fm, @urtmterb Sberrias Ncart Gltaesr uni
&aruaoilc ssiprp&en unt febrie AM lsst,n Iitt.
soVt 9tenc bicrber ,urid, UNI an Dpnnerlae
Rrrsen Wisbsr mad irinr 5eimatb bel Dapsn.
Irrt in Scoit Gpunty ~ reiisu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Staptratbs - r5anoiunacn.

IN ter SPrjiGiiBung, DC rrr 5tnetrdth am
I.entag, Nsn u. september abpislt maGte Der
Mappr, 6egr 5aeSsr %befdnnt Sab Gins Petition
Der 3ainpiS Central neutrality-suspicious. s~priis-
&c, wcrin nm bic Grlaabnie naGgrlu9i piro, sis
nen 5ra6tbabnbef al Der Gte peu Soma unt /.
GRAPE erridtsn IN riirfen. Oa5 0siu9 wurpr
mad Ter geiuns, Gem Staetratb lls Committee
Res @aujrn %iibsrpirsn.
Der Gpntracirr fir Ssitsmerss Ssrr OsyIs
tstlasts nd, bab msbrsre 9runpsisentbimrr pann
~aniussn ibre S~eitsnmeee ietlt su refarirru,
nafesm er tersits bic gOrfebruneen ~sstroTsn une
eas Natsrial an Srt urp Steas bats, pceura
inn Sirscier S6aesn crtpa9is.
LIS @siuS waros Gem Strabsn Committee
nit crr Bite ibsrpisien in nid'trr GiRun9 81
bsridtsn.
Der Staotratb nidGts nau Ger Sisung isinr
8urDrsils burb bic Stabt nm bic s.naGtsn
q rabsnSfrbsHranssn 81 bsi6tisea. gu min
i6sn mare, bab er atrr aud bic bsr Hepardtar
tssIrftissn Strassn III sIuseni9sin nabme um
i'd Gin llrtbsil tisrr eas III biltea, naS nc5 ~
tbur tleitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
~3ugembnrge ,0a5ette.
Gin fur6tbarer Ge,pitteriturm

WV -
iu6te Dubuque unb bic lln,eesenp in Der Na&t
cpn Srnntas anf Wpntas beim. Nidt 81 yer.
9lsifen ahsr mar or nit Scmjenigen, Der am
Sienltas segsn @bsnt ilber bic Start lpsbrad.
Der &sssn eps in StrOnten unb bic 6Iutber, bic
I'D Srn Sen Bergen mad Zen Straecn Der Stapt
rGlstsil, sli6en ben llsbsriftrrmmuu9en BON
1865 unt 1865.
8enSen, S%citenmr9s SaibplS ales rpas ridt
MET llnp naselfelt mar, murine nlitsefibrt. Die
8iunlteins III Zen Straben funnten rie gSaiers
MAIZE ni6t iaiIen uni es psrbreitctc it in ris III
etener Gree ~liescupen SGuler unp Seller. Die
lrlsgrapbsnitansrn in Der Natc Der Bride muir
rem ms Nafrr 9epcbt ; eas 0elcilc Der Stra=
bruciirutabu an Giogltra6s pures, ea sr Stra6e
I'M Ban t%r9riTsn, ltars beiddpist. 9ln julien
AScrur lit prr S9atcn nidt Observation-Disclosures
Orrse Strnbe idrb Der 9Sinb Gin ;~reiitEGigeS
6rGmcbaus 10 3pl Ycn ben 6unramcnter.
AIcincre SrI6Gri9ur9sn, gp&rr III cen StraBen,
aufserihrne &inniaIs, line burd bic sarsc Staet
~ Iebsn. Gin Isniaenleten 1T riGt III tcfla-
gen.
IN Sunleitb ssrurindte Der Sturm chen
falls betrGdtlidCn Sdarcn, rib cas- Dad ces
S6ulbauIsa Nt uns eriifte bic @irbelpare Gin.
slu5 Wpnrps elmer ftcinen Statt nrrepeit=
lid SpA bier, tsriGtet man, rnS Der 8rn9ttnbu.
trf rnr Is Sauier nnscitilr;t mureeii.
Sr 9ebar Hapies srIittrn SGprnteine
uni ssridieecns lei6tsre Gebduee SeIdGciauus
gen.
9Sie S~erlauiet, iplsn manbe Sbeile 9Sis-
r%onitn's sbenfallS burh has ~llnipettsr tetrGdtid,
s~clitten BADEN.
NnalidSfan. gls am psrsanscnen
Samita9 Na6mittas 4 lbr Der III Glarf II. Gpp.
les Gimerfnbrif arbsitenee Sptn 9 % Ter un-
seriebenrs rcr Naltincrie su rabe tann, eriabtr
eas Srietmert isinr aleiesr, RIP in nit in pas Sc
inert irItit tiueir unb Sa rie WaiGine nit elmer
S&neligfeit 1pn 80 llmprsbnnseu in Der Mti.
mute arbeitet, ip trurec Der iunge Mann ldrcG.
lid sugeriGtct, ibm ale aleipcr spm, 2eibs S~eltreift;
bic AppTbant rurpe BON ben Stncher eerileu; fcr
rette slrm tart bcitGoi9t urc Der Oaumen Der
redtcn l6anr %laitirt; bic beieen yeire nm al
mebrersn Stellcn, cas- cine al J, nae nntcrr az
) Steleu oebrrdrt trpreer. 9lls man BEN Scr
nn9lldten apn Der Grre aufbpt, slaubtr NAN
Mot, eaB or npG f~prtlsben tonntr. Ha6 glnii6t
Der Asr;tc, DER Serrcr II. Gssers Il. Sr. yaY if
rs uiGt unmpgiid, ZAP Der 3aun bic furGtbdren
geriesunsrn %itsritsbt. Die AnrdsntriiGe lint
ssrbnnrrn u. bic beiluns it mSsIi9. Ten 5atrif,
berrn 9stibrt bic Snersennuns FIR ibr mcni6rn-
frsu ntIi6ss &ersbmsn hem llngliidliden scgrn-
iiter, "a ic fir arSt.i6e Sebannluns ir i8nf0 ais
mSgIif %icrstrn. Scsler it Gin iurgrr Mnnr, t6
,iabr alt UNI unrrrbeiratbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Mus1uOcrfaufen,

@c!c in Stem 2jprf $1.13.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Cine furse Streefe u~nfrrlalt bisNssr
Stast lamb man am lssisn @ittpcG auf Gem
@elsile Der 5Qincis Gentraltabn bic iurhttar ser.
ltammslts gsias zines SIaisumaGsrs, Iameas
9cmtsrrs Son @atrrlcr. gSie CT ~ ieineHt 30
be fam, peib man ni9t; pbns !3weifsl BAT i'm
absr tne itrsdii6s Sdidial rdtrsnr her Naat
credit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
gep. z. loSdsaiiids prisaifs.

GubuquG ten 80. Sept. 1872.
On psl&tr ale Sreis ~ansceiet int. rtt6e rem %. Sesi.
bis 30. Sspt. aui ssr bieigsn Geleifte au0stomn,n urs
niGt abaehcls rercen lint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

SssrsptIIt 9a, cen %. sspt. 1872.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
Too Much for the Devil.

This is Edward Hale's story A man had
sold himself to the devil who was to pos
sess him at a certain time unless he could
PROFOUND question to his Satanic Majesty
which he could answer, he being allowed to
put three queries to him. The time came
for the devil to claim his own, and he con-
sequently appeared. The first question
the man asked was concerning theology,
to which it caused the devil no trouble to
reply. The second he also answered
without hesitation. The mans fate de-
pended upon the third. What should it be
He hesitated and turned pale, and the
cold dew stood on his forehead, while he
shivered with anxiety, nervousness and
terror, and the devil triumphantly sneered.
At this juncture the mans wife appeared
in the room with a bonnet on her head,
Alarmed at her husbands condition, she
demanded to know the cause. When in
formed, she laughed and said, GO can pro-
pound a question which the devil himself
cannot answer. Ask him which is the
front of this bonnet ?" The devil gave it
up and retired in disgust and the man was
free.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
su N Az BEADING.
Two Kinds OF Riches.

A little boy sat by his mother. He look
ed long in the fire, and was silent Then,
as the deep thought began to pass away,
his eye grew bright, and he spoke.
"Mother wish to be rich."
"Why do you wish to be rich, my son ?"
because every one praises the rich.
Everyone one inquiries after the rich. The
stranger at our table yesterday asked who
was the richest man in the village. At
school there is a boy who does not love to
learn. He takes no pains to say his lessons
well. Sometimes he speaks evil words
But the children blame him not, for they
say he is a wealthy boy"
The mother saw that her child was in
danger of believeing that wealth might
take the place of goodness, or be an excuse
for in dolence or cause them to be held in
honor who led unworthy lives So she
asked him:
"What is it to be rich ?"
81 do not know" he answered d" You
tell me how may become rich, that all
may ask after me-"
"To become rich," replied the mother,
"is to get money. For this you must wait
until you are a man."
Then the boy looked sorrowful and said
els there not some other way of being
rich, that may begin now ?"
Yes, my boy she answered. "The
gain of money is not the only nor the true
wealth. Fires may burn it, the floods
drown it, the winds sweep it away, moth
and rust waste it, and the robber make il
his prey. Men are wearied with the toll OF
getting it, but they leave it behind them al
last. They die, and carry nothing away
The soul of the richest prince goeth forth
like that of the waysde beggar, like a
garment There is another kind of riches
which is not kept in the purse, but in the
heart. Those who possess them are not
always praised by men, but they have the
praise of God"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
The DEVILS Servant.

Many years ago. when as yet there was
but one church in the town of Lyme, Con-
necticut, the people were witho ut pastor
They had been for a long time destitute,
and now were on the point of making
unanimous call FOR very acceptable preach
er, when cross-grained man, named Dor
began violent opposition to the candi-
date, rallied party, and threatened to
defeat the settlement. At a parish meet
ing, while the matter was under discussion
a half-wtted fellow rose in the house and
said he wanted to tell dream he had last
night.
He thought he died, and went away
where the bad people go, and as soon as
Satan saw him, she asked me where /
came from"
"From Lyme, in Connecticut" told
him right out.
'Ah and what are they doing at Lyme?'
he asked
"They are trying TO settle a minister"
said.
"Settle q ministerr hc cried out. 81
must put a stop 10 that Bring me my
boots / must so to Lyme this very night |"
then told him as he was drawing on
his boots, that Mr.. DOrr was opposing the
settlement and very likely he would pre-
vent it altogether.
My serOant Dorrr' exclaimed his mai
esty Here take my boots If my servant
Dorr is at work, there is no need of my
going at all p
This speech did the business. Mr.. Dorr
made no more opposition the minister was
settled, but his opponent carried the title
"my SO rvant Dorr' with him To the grave.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
X. L. REVOLVER

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They use the ordinary Copper Cartridge and are
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SO Chambers and 65 Reade Streets.
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30

tB- 1t does not require much religion to
cry salvation, or hallelujah, or glory to God,
or praise the Lord at the top Of your voice.
Most any one can do that. Be not deceiv-
cd. You may do all that, and use all the
vain rcpetitions you can, and not have reli-
gion. 1t is the pure in heart who shall sec
God.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30

EB- A gentleman was introduced 10 q
young lady recently, and addressed her as
follows; ..s .4nt NJ
" Where do you live when you arc at
homep" TO which she replied, "When |
am at home live there"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
Qbe Gintss, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.

bearing the enraged master beyond the
sound of the inextinguishable laughter
which hailed his defeat, and the boundless
triumph of Holy Fooks.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30

eEThe rose has its thorn, tho diamond
its speck, and the best man his failing.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
ID oBINsoN HOUSE,
formerly kept by Woodruff and Turbett,)
NeU B'OOnyisld, Perry County, Pa.
AMOS ROBINSON, Proprietor.

This well known. and pleasantly located hotel
has been leased for number OF years BY the pres
entpropriet0r, and he viii spare no pains 70 accom-
,aO MEDIATE his guests The rooms are. comfortable,
the table well furnished with the best In the mar
careful and attentive hoster viii be In attendance
good livery stable VIII be kept by the proprietor
April 8, lS71. n - ~'S''
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30

T AIDES AND CHILDREN will md q
Il splendid assortment OF shoes 40 the one
price store OF y. Mortimer a. Co.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-20

The straight-out Democratic par
ty of Ohio was assaulted the other
day at Columbus and lively fight
ensued, in which the party came out
with victory perched upon its banner.
1t was in this wise, Joe Geiger-the
aforesaid straight-out Democratic
party Of 0hio-offended a chap on
the race-eourse and the chap had
struck Geiger. Now, 1t should be
known that Joe Geiger is a very
small man in stature, but Joe is as
plucky as bantam cock and he gave
the bully who struck him such q
drubbing that bully number two
struck in and Joe took them both.
After a while third big fellow, who
would weigh down six Joe Geigers,
asked the straight-out Democracy
of Ohio to 'smile'' and while carry
ing glass of lager to his lips the
big fellow struck Geiger and brought
him to his knees, but Geiger recoY-
cred, for he didn't have much of
fall, as his knees are not far from
his feet, and he let fly his beer glass
in his antagonists face, making
center shot, and followed up with
blows from the shoulder that made
the big bully think there was light
ming bugs about him. Joe is a lit
tie fellow, but he is plucky, and can
neither be coaxed nor whipped with
going for Greeley.-Herald.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-20
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Chance for Good Horses.

The Sandusky County Agricultural Society
have, by special request of the citizens, offered
a list of premiums which is worthy of the at.
tention of those having fast horses. The isi
is as follows:
No. l, TrOtting Sl75-NIlle heats, best two
in three, open to aA Time to be inside Of
2:5O First premium 800, second premium
$50, third S25.
No. 2, Pacing $5O-Mile heats, best two in
three. For horses owned in the county
First $50, second SIS, third So.
No. 8, Trotting -S5O-Mile heats, best two
in three. For horses owned in the county,
which have never trotted better than three
minutes. Premiums same as No. 2.
No. 4, Running -S5O-Track heats, best
three in five. For horses owned in the coun-
ty. Premiums same as No. 2.
No. 8, Trotting-S5O-Tra heats, best
three in five. For horses three years old, and
under four owned in the county. Premiums
same as No. 2.
Entrance ten per cent of premium. Three
to enter, two to start. A horse distancing the
field shall only be entitled to the first prem
ium. Entries to close Sept. 26th.
In this connection we would urge that farm
ers and others intending to exhibit articles OF
animals make their entries at once. Books
open now at the Secretary's Office.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-20

WEnever saw such able ffgurers as
the Demo-Liberals are. They are
able to extract the square root of
success from a Waterloo defeat, and
not half try. After November,
when Horace is safely ensconsed in
the harbor of Salt River, they will
continue to figure out his election.
Keep up your courage under trying
circumstances. But in the name of
candor tell US how badly you want to
be beaten2 You cypher hope out of
Vermont where the majority against
you is nearly $4,000, although we
have cleaned out of the State Senate
the few Senators you had there. We
have reduced your representation
from 81 to q in the House, and vet
you are not happy. What more can
we do for you? In Maine we have
not left you a single county in which
you have a majority, although you
calculated strongly on the defeating
of Hale and Blaine, for Congress;
and while your best men claimed
we could not get more than from g.
600 to 10000 majority or at the very
outside 1900, we have piled up IT,
600. How badly do you want to be
whipped? Be it ever so bad you
will be Accommodated in November.