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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-08

DEGATTA ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH
4O CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, 8. o., JASU-
AIRY s, l873-A Special Meeting OF this Associa-
tion Will be held TO-DAY. at hat-past O'Clock T.
NJ, at the Chamber OF commerce Rooms, TO re-.
ceive and act upon the report OF the Committe on
the constitutions; and so for the purpose OF
electlng officers TO serve for the ensuing year.
By order Of the President.
ISaAU NJ. BRYAN,
Iona Secretary.
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GaurGtipn6t

DANCING SCHOOL, BY MONS. BER-
~ GER, over Kiusman's Saloon. Times OF
tuition: TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 10 9
O'CLOCK fer young ladies aud masters. Same days
at O'Clock, for gentlemen. Fancy Dances on
FRIDAYS Soiree every SATURDAY. No extra
charge Tor SoireeS and Fancy Dances. Apply at
No 332 King street. janS-Ws2s
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XNJANTED, A CAPABLE WAITING.
wv MAN. Recommendations required. Ap
ply at No. 80 Rutledge avenue. 1An8.l|
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&otels
A IKEN HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO-.
~ LIMA.

Having recently purchased. thoroughly over.
hauled and re6Cted the above Hotel, we reHpeot-
fully announce to our friends and the public that
we are now ready to receive and entertain guests
In 1rst-class style. BAILEY 4 PEGG,
nov30-2mos Propriet0rs.
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TIE CHARLESTON NEWS FOR 1878:

The general favor with which The
CHARLESTON News is regarded by the read
ing public of South Carolina and the ada
cent States, has given it an unrivalled circu-
lation throughout this section Of the ceun-
try. We are resolved that nothing shall be
left undone in the future to keepit up;to the
highest standard OF modern journalism; and
in order to place our various editions within
the reach of every Southern household, we
will furnish the paper to clubs on very libe-
raj terms. The friends OF THE NEWS every
where are invited to assist us in extending
It's circulation. The following are our
CASH RATES TO CLUBS, FOB 1873:
THE DAILY NEWS.
One copy, one year. ..............''.... w
Five or more copies, one year, each. w
THE TRI.wEBKLY NEWS.
One copy, one year. .............s w
Five copies, at So so each. .............. IL 6o
Ten copies, at 50 each. 80 %
THE WEEKLY NEWS.
Single copy, one year. ...............'s w
Five copies ...................... w
Tea oopies....... ...........-.........' ~ w
Twenty copies. ..................... ~ w
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NTANTED, LADIES TO BE IN TIME
w FUR SETS, 50 90; elsewhere, S.; French
Corsets, rs cents; elsewhere, 81; Hoop skirts. 81
elsewhere, so cents; -Chlguous, 40 cents; else
where rs cents; BustleR, Lolita Model and Star, so
cents; elsewhere, rs cents. ARUHER'S BAZAAR
ian6.mWI3S
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III INGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY
IN SCHOOL,
YoRKvILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA.

The First Session Of the School year, 1878, will
begiu February 1st, and end June SOth.
Terms for School expenses, |. e., board. tuition.
fuel, lights. washing, stationery, 9o., S1s5 per
Session, payable In advance. For Circulars,
address COLONEL A. COWARD,
decll.wfmI8 Principal.
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Dau1s.

WANTED. A PART OF A HOUSE
w Centrally located. References exchanged.
Apply Box No. $50, UtarlestonP. U. )anS.4'
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A CADEMY OF NJ q S Cl
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING
JANUARY13.
The Beautiful Little songstress and Come
dlenne,
MRS. JAMES A. OATES,
AND HER NEW COMO OPERA COMPANY,
Comprising 25 First.class Artists.
MONDAY EVENING, the Burlesque Extravagan.
"a by Plauche, entitled
FORTUNIO AND HIS GIFTED SERVANTS.
The piece entirely reconstructed, with new
music, wardrobe and scenery.
TUESDAY EVENING. for the first time In this
city, Onenoach's Comic Opera,
LES BAVARLS,
Translated aud adapted to the English stage
expressly for Mrs. OATES.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FLOWER GIRL OF PARIS.
Box Sheets open on and after Friday, January
10, at the Box once.
TRACY W. TITUS,
dec8 Manager.
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A TTENTION CHARLESTON RIFLE
IN MEN.-Yonr are hereby summoned to at
ted the anniversary Meeting OF your Clun, at
Wiecking's Hall, ibis "wednesday EVENING. al
half past O'Clock precisely. Honorary mem.
bers are particularly invited 10 attend.
I'D. BiCAISE,
lana Secretary.
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Meetings.

X RAND LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PY-
VI THIAS.-The Grand Lodge will meet 2 HIS
EVENING, the 9Th Instant, at haf-pasts6 O'Clock
ar Pythian Hall, Society street. =
By command OF The u. q.
jan8 J.H. KENDALL. 9. r. and @. 8.
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UTANTED, a GOOD COOK AND
w Washer. Apply az NO. Liberty street.
ianS-lN
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DATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.-THE
State Grange OF the Patrons OF Hnsoandry
will meet in Columbia in the Hall over The store
of Messrs. Lorick Luwrance on "WEDNESDAY,
10th inslant, at IL O'Clock A. N. .--.,
the various railroads OF the State have e3 end
ell 10 the Delegates the courtesy Oh E4curslon
p, order. ThOS. TAYLOR, ". NJ.
D. WYATT AIKEN, Secretary state Grange.
ilnR
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Cost an1 1onn6.

E>OUND ON THE Sd INST, A LARGE
E DOG, either Setter or Hound. The owner
can have the came by proving property and pay
ing exI enaes. Apply at No. 40 Smith street.
tQn9.1A
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Gor dale.

TUST ARRIVED. ONE CAR LOAD OF
81 frst-clsss MULES; low for cash or city &C
ceptsnce, at r. OAKMAN'S Stables, Church street.
ian7-Ss
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TNHE CHARLESTON LIGHT DRAGON
Il Observation-Disclosures ary Meeting THls
kvssIEG, at 8 O'Clock at Hibernian HILL: -
800. A. O. PALFREY,
Lang Secretary. 90.
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Amusen1ents.


SENIOR MANAGERS:
II. h. NATHAN, Esq, FL. O'NEILL, ESQ.,,
JAS. w. GUY, Esq, w. q. SMITH, ESQ.,.
A. T. SMYTHB, ESQ.,, w. R. MCINTOSH Esq.
q. R1EoKE, Esq, O. q. INaLBsBY, Esq.
hajor E. WILLIS, r.. O. BARKLEY. Esq.,,
B. F. SEYMOUR, Esq, Il. FERGUSON, Eeq,
Captain ]. N. CARSON, Captain W. A. KELLY,
'ior @. L. BUST, ]. DOYLE, Esq,
DAVIDSON. Esq, R. 8. BRUINS, ESQ.,,
E. N. THoTH, Esq., R. s. DURYRA ESQ.,,
J. B. COHEN, Esq, E. F. SwEEaAN, Esq,
c. voIGET, Esq, JOHN KENNY, Esq
JUNIOR MANAGERS:
JAMES QUINN, j. ]. CALLAHAN,
J. O'CoNNELL. B. A, COHEN,
]. T.. MAHRR, W. F. MoGINNEss,
O. L. BBAUDRoT.
A Committee from each Of the Steam Fire and
Hook and Ladder Companies will assist the
Junior Managers.
The Band OF The First United States Artillery
will furnish the Music on the occasion.
JAMES S. WESTENDOREF,
jans Chairman.
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XKTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN AS
w Washer and Ironer for O small family.
Inquire at store corner Meeting and Ann streets.
iQn7.H
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WTANTED, TWO OPERATORS ON THE
w singers Sewing Machine. Steady em.
plOy ment gwen, at LANGLEY'S Mandatory, No.
l6l King street. JanB-l'
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E1OR SALE, 2 TWO-SJORY HOUSES,
l Nos and 10 President street, or exchange
for other property. Inquire at No. 10 Preside Mt
street. jan4-sw4$
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CERMAN STEAM FIRE ENGINE CON-
VI PANY.-Attend the Regular Monthly MeeE.
Ing at your Hall, THIS wednesday, EVENING, at
hslf past o'c ock.
BY order. JOHN q. CSTENDORFF,
tan8 '''- '''.' .' Secretary.
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
IN TIUN, In healthy part OF the State as
Teacher Of lhe English Branches and Rudments
OF Music. References given II required. Ad.
dress J. X. E., through Charleston p. U. novl9
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LII AAfiTf association has been organized In En-
gland for the purpose Of prosecuting every
railroad company ON whose line any accidents
happen. and thus 10 compel Them to be more
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SOCiETY FOR THE RELIEF u THE
- Families OF Deceased and INDECENT n, ers
oI the Msolcal Profession OF the state OF h
Carolina.-The Anniversary Meeting or this
ciety will be held THIS EVENING at Tully's XII
street, ut o'clock 2. N. Supper will be servs
at O'Clock. q. w. DESAUSSURE,
Jams secretary.
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NHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY, No, 2-You are hereby sum.
company IHII wednesday, EVENING, January
Ssh, &C O'Clock precisely. Members Will please
come prepared to pay arrears.
by order. T. A. LORD,
Ian8 Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-08

A GRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH
N UAkOLINA.-The Annual Meeting OF the
sUc.e'y will be held. on, THURSDAY EVENING
IyceiIr1. when an election for officer, for the
year 1878 win take place. The revised Constilu.
tlou will BIZ presented for consideration. Mem
be. will please come prepared to pay arrears.
A. BARON HOLMES,
Ian79 Secretary and Treasurer pro rem.
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wv Lsdies' Fuel Society, to supply present
wants, 20 coras OF Oak Wovd until Lleir supply
can be received. apply northeast corner vi Ju.
dlLh and Ellzaoeth streets before IL or after
O'Clock. decll
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XXIANTED, A WAITINGMAN AND
w EO,TLER. ALSO, D UHILU'S NURSE with
out family. Apply at No. 4s Cannon street,
next to smith street. jan6.mwf5+
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NNTANTED, a LADY, AS TEACHER
w and companion to young lacy, one COM
peIent TO teach French, English and Music. Ad-
dress II. H., ct. Matthew's z. o., 3. u, slatlng
terms. )an6Sr
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HEJANTED, A SECONDHAND PROOF
w PRESS. Parties having such an article
for sale may find purchaser by addressing
rrypO ~ office or THB kRWB decl9
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no RENT, A SUPERIOR SEVEN
i Octave Piano. Apply at No. 72 Anson street,
above Socety 1au7.2$
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. &roreries, Elqnors, &r

NHoICE EASTERN HAY.
200 bales Oho'ce Eastern Hay landing this day
from steamer Flag from Boston. For sale by
JAMES CANTWELL,
No. Cordes street, opposite Kerr's Wharf.
ianS-l
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VXTANTED, AN ,.EX PERI EN- @ ED.
charge Hy SatestiaL and Keep books OF country
store or genera merchandise. Good recommends
tion required. Apply TO J. u. FAlREY, Branch.
vie, S. Z. - 1anI.6
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90 Rem.

HOUSE SERVANT WANTED. MUST
Ill be we'll recommended. Apply at No. IL
Aiken's Row. jams
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07
. A singular accident recently hap

- A singular accident recently hap
pened to a pet cat of this establish
ment. Puss was a great favorite with
editors, reporters and eOmpositors,
and she was always to be found some
where around their rooms. A few
days since, while most of the build
ing was raised, this ,petted mouser
vcntured on to a window sill Of the
composing room, and soon caught
sight of some doves billing and COO
ing near BY. True to her natural in,
stincts, the cat prepared for a capture,
and when everything seemed .favora
ble she sprung. toward the unsuspect-
ing birds. But the smooth granite Of
fered no opening for claw or foot, and
so slipping from the dizzy height she
fell to the pavement five stories be
low. She struck fairly upon her feet,
but the shock was so great that every
leg was broken, and it was found nee
essary to kill her Il Boston Post.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07
I'm Washington.

to
and will promptly attend to all orders the Burial Robes Metallic
Of this goods be
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07


Correspondents are telling some
strange stories about the fondness of
the ladies from the Shah. They say
that at the dinner parties he always
finds lady Oh each side of hims that
he has offered E3O,OC0 10 three of the
fair creatures if they will go to Per-
sia, with the option, too, of canceling
the bargain, ii, after a fair trial, they
don't like Persia. He knows what
nice place Persia is and lie knows,too 4
that tie ladies have fixing for Per
sia when they once go there. One of
them, we are told, is inclined to go,
and we suspect the other two would
consent with a little persuasions-
Women haze not changed much since
the Eighth Harry's or Blu. beard S
time, and we have no doubt if either
were living lie could get the plettiest
girl of the season. AS for the Shah,
If he will only exercise a little diplo-
macy he will win in spite of the terrors
Of 1.-THE Sty9ian river and hell and-pur-
gatory." If he don't take advantage
of the present popularity and supply
himself withwives, he is not the fel
low we always took him to be-
Louisville Courier Journal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07
HOW T,vo Boston Girls saved Him.

HOW Two Boston Girls saved Him.
A correspondent of the Boston
Transcript, writing from the summit
of Mount Washington, relates the fol
lowing: Among the boarders we
found many young ladies from Boston,
three Ct whom have been spending
nearly a week at the Tip Top House
We found their experience very SER
viceable, and their company highly
agreeable in the various scrambles
about the mountain. They were sen
sibly attired, having religiously bound
each other to wear but one pOlonaise
each, and they had torn off few lifts
from the high heels of their boots
Two of them, during their passage
around a very dangerous precipice
which we came upon in the course OF
our rambles, by their heroic daring
saved the life of one Of the gentlemen
of the party, rescuing him from pos :
tiohOfcertain death, if dependent upon
his own exertions. One of the young
ladies, lying fiat upon the ground, slid
out over the bank from which the gen.
tlemen had slipped, clinging mean
while to the feet of the second lady,
who in turn clung fast to a sharp rock
above. The gentleman was drawn
up slowly and with great effort, having
with pardonable indelicacy grasped his
preserYer about the ankles"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07

"A loafer tumbled into the dry
dock the other day and got a terrible
sousing. He says he couldn't see what
made the people lie so. Dry dock
lie ---i I'm wetter than a weeks
east wind squeezed out, cuss it %
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07

- This is Detroit sIander: "S;nce
the stringent temperance law in Mas
sachusetts, BARRIERS use more bay rum
than ever. 1t filters through the scalp
If the average Massachusetts head
wasn't so thick, ali would be lovely"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07

= Miss Traford Southwell, Of Hon
ington Hall, England, has given cot
tage hospital to the town of Wis
beach, and endowed the institution
with $4,000.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07

= A lady asked her doctor If he did
not think the small bonnets the ladies
wore hal tendency to produce con
gestion of the brain. ooh! no." re-
piled the doctor, Women who have
brains don't wear them
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07

- While undergoing his examina-
tion, medical student was asked what
was the mode of action Of disinfec'-
ants He repliel, They sme'l so bad
~ that the people open the windows,
and the fresh air gets in
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07
The Largest in the Country.


call lewhe 6 - - ~ " s''' nm ="
A0' '"Oo"'
March 81 1873. j. F. HOPKINS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07

ID MILLIKAN, dealerin Books, Stationery
He Wall and Window Paper &C., Court
treet, Washington, Ohio
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07
HOW to Save Children.

An English writer has just publish
ed book called The Gaol Cradle;
Who Rocks IT, in which he brings
home to every reader the condition oL
the street children of London, and
shows what to many had not occurred
before. thst these poor creatures are
human. and that their gradual de-
generacy into criminals is due to the
neglect Of society towards them. He
calls TO mind the little outbursts of
wickcdness that the best OF children
in the happiest of homes are some
tines addicted to, and declares that
those very outhursts in the street
children cad to their arrest and i'm
prisonment The child that the po-
lice captures goes to some reforma-
tory or prison for five years, and then.
is discharged to take its chances OF
being arrested again; the child that is
i'll behaved Mt home is warned of his
bad conduct, perhaps is sometimes
whipped, and learns government grad
ually, grows up to be man or wo-
man, and takes its turn at educat
ing, whipping and training somebody
else. The children of the street know
10 government but that of the police,
and no gradations of discipline. Ed
ucated as they are, it is natural tor
them to grow up to hate law and soci
ETY., as it is for the others to become
gradually part of the we'll behaved
population. The writer starts with
the idea of general resemblance in
the natures and characters of all chill
cren, and holds that the differences
developed afterward are greatly due
to different influences brought to bear
upon them. The remedy that he pro
poses and calls for, is a change OF
treatment towards these poor things.
ana a removal Of their charge, from
the police, to board of humantari-
ans, who shall try to prevent crime
by educating children out of the
schools for criminals that their pres
ent lives really are.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07


the ThatH
the best
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Agsand oo
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
Die SUR.

Man iolte faum slauben, pie beIorst
Islander fir ieine@elunobeit lit! SIN einem
Miindener @irtbsbauie iaben neulid Elm
Yaar quite, ebrli9e Splitter bel ibren
Siertriisen. vSu, i6aun's, Serr S6ulSe,
besann Der Cine, i6 bin Sbnen nm nidts
10 neibis, als um hire 8'iunobeit!"-
Sept l%allen's mid aus nit meiner 8'iuno=
belt, Jag i'd Sbnen, Ser. Miiler !" erpi=
berte drserli6 Der anoere. Isle fDnnen's
mid UNI cine 8'iunobeit beneioen, an Der
ids sanSe Sabr berumfuriren muB g
S6aun's, i'm 6ribjabr fan9' i6 i6on
9lei6 nit Dem Salpatorbiere an, ale Sa=
&c elm paar Mdbele, oas brinst in Oas
Slut. Na9ber fommt bas 8odbier, ba
brau6 i6 Die Softur, ale Sage A Seioel,
aber nar in Der Sriibe, ia ni6t auf Die
Na6t. Srauf fommt Der 8runnenfreBIa=
lat, oas lit oas @~eiinoeite fir Die 8ruit
Natiirli6 bari i'd ibn nidt allein eIien,
ionit mdre er mir gu tart; elm Stiid Nie=
renbratel unb Elm paar oelifate Wiiritel
muB ib jebes Wtal oaSu baben. Na6ber
tommen Die 2etti9e. Sd Jag Sbnen,
ni6ts Seleres fir einen l6ledten Masen
9ibts gar ni6t, als ein gutter &ettis uno
paar Mabl Bier i'm nii6ternen Masen.-
ga, unb berna9, penn's gar ni6t iol6es
nod sibt, i'm @inter, oa seb' i6 bait flei=
Big in's Sof=grdubaus, ba lit Die bette
Ipptbefe, oas blrfen's mir 9lauben; pros
biren Sizes MIR einmal."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
3mrembmrger GAZETTE.

ST aber erbietet ii9, bon einem elaItllde=
rem Seile aus, ni6t nur ben Sprung in
Die Siefe gu MAIDEN, ionbern aud an Dem
@ummi=S Sell bdnsen gu bleiben, big Die
elaitii9en Sdoen i'm ipieber biz gum Seil
in Die SDbe i6nellen. Sisnor galeni
ioa iebr eiferfii9tis auf ieinen junsen &i=
palen iein /; er periudte einmal, bas Sell
;u seridneioen, bod wurbe er nod Seitis
BON pOlisiiten int Yroipect garf perbaftet.
Sab Sroidfenfuti6er srobe Sdnser iuer+
ben f%Onnen, seist @a6tel. Sab iie's aber
audi gum sroben S%eiltdnSer brinsen, er=
fdhrt man crit iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
Die 6~opfenernte lit in oielsm Sabr,

pie Sopfenernte lit in oieiem Sabre
in ben geIammten Ser. Staaten beoeutenb
serinser als sewObnli6 unb %eompetente
Yerlonen itelen cine m%aienbafte SOpfens
importation bon 9eutidlano in gusli3t.
Ser our9idnittli6e 5Opfenusrbrau6 Der
Ser. Staaten betrdst jdbrlid 10000
9all.n i'm uorisen Sabre wuroen jsoOa
nur 100000 Yallen perbraudt, we!6e
Sbatia9e gum She'll auf &e9nuns Der
sablrei6 portommenben Strifss, gum Sbeil
aud auf bic Der SemperenSseIebsebuns 81
i6reiben 1T. gnsenOmmen nun, baB Der
Yerbrau9 in oieiem Sabre oerielbe iein
wiro ME i'm uorisen, uno oaB ~sesenwdrti9
nod 5000 Yalen bon Der alien grnte lib
rig Iinb uno oaB Die neue $4,000 Yalen
betrast, 10 wiiroe lid Elm SefSit bon 4O,=
600 Yalen erseben, bas our6 Support se-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01

gar i.s.n Rug sdass aSsr i6 8us 81 90 per aaufenS mssr
aud bic 3barsn u. Bsnfsr rsrssn is mad aualitdt ~
iebr ~sensbmsn greiien rpn uns ~strabfelst.
Greibura s 8rapfel,
1903 genfssania Strass, Dperspiae, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01

Wet, 81. Mus. Die GbolerazG Com
miifOn ldbt ni&ts teitoweniser, bus Der
@eiunbbeitssuitanp itd sebefert bat, eff
RIG besinfciren, pelde SUritdt sepiB
biQiseno anerfanrt rpereen mue. Inter
benz Wilitair bate bic &ubr bebeutenpe
Dtmentonen ansencmmen. sesen 200
Mann %befuncen fi9 i'm sa;aretbe, nab
reno ftd 9erriB cine eben 70 srcee 3abl
"bridte." Neuerpinss erbielt pas Miltr
tatr nur trcdene Semitic unb &ineFeii6,
rpeur6 itd bic 8raufbeit etrpaS Yermtns
berte. tlber bas idledte unseniebbare
8roo miro nO@ iebr seflast. Selcnpere
&lase bbrt man BON ben bieber einberus
fenen baYeriIden &eIerpiiten, pel6e in
mSslidf furser 3eit mad prsueil9em
Wulter einerercirt perpen icuen.