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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
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DWtte1tdte aut Uurtten ltnp ntgt latpps
lti9sn l%1riprunss, fcncern seb6ren sur
neusn Mooe, Die pur@ bic Heformatton
uno purb bic Yrin3ipien BON 1889 in
Die Delt sebratt purpen." DaB bieS bic
@abrbeit III, pab Die alternate auf 6ars
fen nt1t In Der fatbolilden 2sbre ibren
@runp baben f5nnsn, weie Sober. Der pa
70 nett antsrri1tet H. cab fdr Ten Ratbps
liten paS @sbot @o:tss gilt: ,Ou l.aft
niat tDstsn." Ebsolosii&e Streitfrusen
baben cielem @ebote feinsn Gintras ses
than, unp fonntsn i'm feinen tbun.
DAP ater baS tatbolilhe SewuBtlsin.
ODER bic fatboli19s praris i~tperseit lOl6s
9lttsntate psrpamrnt Bat ieben mir aus
Der @el9i1te. Otto bon Wittelsbad
bate aus perl0nltdsr Gsinbi&aft Ten
8Snis pbilipp I'M Sabre 1908 erfo&en,
aber Ct perisl In ete Stsra@t unp ,purpe
BON BEN Marf&aa 6sinrt& BON Galatin
erl9lassn, uno bic Burg WitteISba&
rpurte serf5rt. Spbann pom Sdwaben
srmorperte tn Sabre 1903 tpesen umbes
frieeister Mnlprdae lfinsn Sbsin,, SaiIsr
g4lbrs9t l., absr er muBte, wie einf Der
Yrueerm5rptr 4ain pes eanpeS Hi1tis
aeben. Der S1wdrmtr unp 0ibsrtin
Sacaues Clement ermorpete, In ben ea,
malisen politii&en Stnihafeiten Granfs
rei&s, ben 85nis Sstnrt6 Ill. i'm Sabre
1889, aber feline eisene grmorceruns
folste unmittelbar. Der Ibwdrmeri1ae
&apailae erfta9 I'm Sabre 1910 ben
SSnis 6einri6 Nv. pom Granfrsi6, atsr
Ct wuroe Sur Strafe sUn pferpen serriGen.
90 lsbsn mir, wie in Der fatbVlilten
Sir9e i& isees DIAL bic Strafe sessn
bic BlrtenmSrper rpanbte une ME CT,
tpenn er aud prielter mar, wte Saequss
Clement, tpeber In Der fatbolil9en 9ebre
nod I'm fatboli1hsn 8ewubtlein cine Ser
tbeipisuns fane. Soate man ais 8ss
s~snbetpeis bic BON ~psrswefelten IS 8as
tbpliftn untrr Saepb |. anSsettelte Pull
perysrl&wSruns anfdbren wOlen, 70 Yers
tpeiIsn mir auf Der Yrptsfantsn Goblet.
Der ibrs Sahe mebr pertbeictst ais wk
le ~ Ssrtbsipissn pasen pdresn.
@an3 anpers ssbt 60, na&pem bic
principien Der Neformaiton unp lpdtsr
BON 1889 tins 3eben treten. Waria
Stuart, Sarl l., 9uppis XVI. psrpen
I'm Borm bss &eateS" perurtbeilt unp
binseri&tst su Ibsil soa unbers@hss
ten @eri&tsbbien gum Ibeil BON ibren
etaenea l1ntertbanen, une bapur1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

purce cas Ssiipiel seasbsn iir Die nun
rnebr raid aufeinanpsr foissnpen at;ens
tate auf fiirtli6e perionsn. Die fatbos
lilhe Stride 1T sesrinpet auf pas 9rinsip
Der Iucrcritdt, unc @sbprlam Ger 9lucs
forfeit lsbrt ie ni6t bloc in firb,ttsr,
Ipnrern aud In ftaatli6er Sesiebuna
iopeit bic @sisBe bes Staatss nitt &C.
gen Die s6:tlide Srcnuns iinp.
Was nun rsn Sirlten Sismard BE-
:rift 10 crpbt ibm pom wabren, ibreS
@srfanreS mddtisen 8atbolifsn feline
@sfabr. Die 8atboIifen babsn feinen
Der le p~erfolsenren r5miiden 8aiisr err
mortet; unp renn aud SiSmarf nit
msbr teuHil6er SOsbeit sessn pic 8atbOs
lifen loesebt ais Nsro, Diocletian anp
| Sultan, 70 miirpen pieie es immsr beflas
gen, ipenn elmer aus ibnen BON Ha1s ses
trieben, sessn iein esben etpas unternebs
men pGrce.
WaS Der @ttentater 8ulmann fir sts
ne YsrISnli6feit IT, miro uns Die nd1ite
| 3ufunft lebrsn /; bereitS psrlautet, pas sr
-entae9en rem erlten Seribtsn-Wits
wiHsnI6aft oeer llrbeberldaft Anoersr in
9lbreps ftsIt I; mir molten isben,, mas mel.
ter iplst ; Ipl.e e5 ii9 aber erpsilen, cae
&uQmann ni6t Elm Sdsins, Ionrsrn elm
pirfliber @ttentater 1T, 10 wsrpen bic Sas
tboliten pie 9srantportlibfsit fir ibp
sbenlp suriifpsiien, ale iie pie @erants
fportlibfeit surldwsiisn fir bic Sanelans
gen. Hecen n 9eitunssn jensr liberas
len 6erren. wel1e einit nit fatbpItIbem
5aufra6sr ibersohen purosn, nuumsbr
absr fsin srSbcres 9ersndsen tsnnsn, ais
Die Greunpin ibrs: 8inpbeit nit 8ptb III
bspsrfen unp su ibrsr 8erfplsuns auf;us
ftadsln. Dob posu alIo iprebsn nit
.Gbriiten", csnen cas &reu3 zine Ibors
belt. unp nit .Succn" eenen pasielte Elm
glsraernib iilI Ge6t unansenebm fur pie
Seinre Der STRIDE 1T j~erenfaus, paB Der
prieiter Santbaler, pel6er auf ben Ysr>
eaht bin teim Mttentat tstbeiliat sspes
fen III lsin, f~reiselaHsn tpercsn musts, pa
er bsweilen fonnte, cae er in feinsr Wsile
stWas nit Gem Sertre4en ;u ibun bate.
rsh1ass CN. y. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
NuTembnrger @a3ette.

wtrc. @enn rer bsablittiSte, bsre6'
netc 3ped unisrer S1ulen. Der bSberen
uno Der niereren, nur rie 0ercummuna
Res Bottles iein fol-, cann ldet il6 Elm
3pedmdbiser einssri4tstsS S6ulwslen
gar nibt oenfen."
sir bic 0olfsbilcuns, pel6e cie De.
mofratie nil uno wouen mus, III ntms
mermebr he Witptrfuns Der Mintfer
unt br 9anoess unp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen, pie ie jest linp unS nod lanse blsis
ben rpsrrsn, su erbohen. Seit rreiBis
Sabren psrfolst unisrs 9elsBsebuns in
iscer Sssisbuns Den sntsescnscleBten
0ss pslhsr pom 3isle Der Demofratis
abfiibrt, unc ni6t pas ssrinsite Mnssi,
den 1T pcrbancen, es rperre rieler Wes
in ablsbtar naber 3sit perla1sn werren.
@ber CO Ine lebr eeutli6e Nn;eihsn ppr>
banren, cae man rislen @es ritt nur
nidt 81 Ysrlaiien, lonrsm nod su erpsis
tern nnc Sesen remofratil4e Ginprinss
hinge su iitern S%ecenfe."
Dies 1T CO, mas i'd in meiner Sdrift
su beweilen selu6t. nnb %ferner: Die
sroBe Silpunssfrase i'm Sinne frsisr,
unaebemmter Gntmidsluns fam unp pirp
nur entIhieben ipsrpsn i'm @iperipru1
unb i'm 8ampf nit alien jeBt ben Staat
lsnfenren Cunp fir i6 ausbsutencen p
partsien."
sd babe cine idipers Inflase erbcz
ben, 10 befennt Cad, uno cine Sntitutipn
ansesriHen, Die nd&t Der Nrmse am aus.
i9peifencfen seribmt pirb. SD min.
he, paB man bic Don mir ansefibrtsn
Tbatia1en beridtise meine Tolssrunsen
befrsite, aber ni9t nit Ybralsn, ~lcnpern
nit euten 0rinpen. Nu1 BON meinen
p%arteisenoGsn erparte id, ras ie meine
@usfdbrunsen elmer ernitsn prdfuns uns
tersieben. DEM bebalte ib 8s6t. 10
mus audi ne Democratic psnn es ndms
LID wabr it, RAP ie Die 9plfsbilpuns
aufridtis Dia-einen neusn 8es gu cies
fem 3isle einI6lasen. DEM cine De-
m~cfratis, tpsl6c fir ole SolfSbilpuns i'm
Sinne Der 6reibeit uno Ger iccialen
8oblfabrt ni6t arbeitet. nidt nit alien
&rdftsn arbeitet, 1T Elm @iperipru6 In
ii4 ielbh III cine pbrals Elm uniinn, Elm
Nidts."
Sp lpredsn brlben, ni6t rsIiSicnsse'
FINITE, lUnbern relis:OnslOle absr sruncs
fabfeRe Dempfraten. llnb bier ereifern
f9 anssbli@e Grtibeitsfreunce, UNI bic
GSisbuns Der Susenp ees BOLTS iaf ME
crdben IN Yreubsn ju eentralifren, he ben
frstsn Wdnnsrn unc Gamilisnpdtsrn su
sntreisen unp 6e Staatsbeb6rpen, dber
pven Corruption man ME miipe miro su
fiussn-in ole 5anoe ~ ipieltn I!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

bemerff, aus nur ieds Wionaie elnaeib:
ten Wannidaften unp cann il niht
pabribeinlib, raj rie fransSIIden ii:
nanafrdfte cine ScrtieBuna Ger unssttus
len anfrenaunasn Ger lsstsn Sabre duf
tie Oauer asifatten werrsn. Den tsrsus
tenrfen 8Oufbritt i6einen bic 8ransrign
i'm artiaeriewrisn aemo6t su batsn. Sic
icllsn ben preuesn II {. mas rie 3abl
tetrift. bersits um einise Dreibis Bate
rien iibsrlesen Irin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
TranfreiM.

llsbsr pie militirif@en n d 4 n sen
Granfrei&s list i4 bic Rational,
Gorreip." alio Yernfbmen l~,,
gu lsusnsn III niat RAP Gran:rei@,
inmittsn ieinsr pUliti&sn unfibisieit,
iortseisBt feline 3iRuns auf's sntidiepsns
Re bstrtsbsn bat Dur@ bic 0efsBe BON
q. Sult 1872 une ga. Suli 1873 bat
IS f1 bic 8aiis fdr cine Mrmee ssf9afs
fen, rel@e aGmdblis Der eeutihsn an
Stdrte slsi@fpmmen, ia fe dberfId d,
ssln fol-. Die @eiammtpienf,sit Der
Gran3plsn III auf 20 Sabre fsfseisst
wdbrenr bic preuei1de befanntli& nur IL
Sabre betrdat. Der Gransole sisnt 5
Sabre aetis bel Der Gabne, A Sabre in
Der NeIsrpe, 5 Sabre In Der Gerritprials
armee (9anppebr) unp 6 SABRE in Ger
3slsrYe Der lestsrsn, tpdbrenp bic YrsuBen
nur cine ereiidbrise aettpe, cine Steridbri>
&c 8elsrpes unp cine finfidbriss 9anes
ipebrs Dienfseit fennen. Muh bic all
ssmsine WsbrpHi6t baten bic GranSolsn
einseIibrt rpenn iie aud mebr Iusnab>
men sulaFsn, als Die preuBen. Sis bas
ben ii9 ferner. am zen nstersans auf
ben 8risssfus su rlei9tern, BON ben
peutlden GinribtunSsn Die permamente
Organization Der 8risarsn Disifonen
une MrmeesG Corps ansseisnel. Mnalos
ben Is ceutlhen Mrmee: GorpS unb ptels
lsi1t ni1t pbne Hldf4t auf btele 3abl,
ba! pas @esy BON 1873 bas Territprtunt
6ranfrei9s sbenfals In 1S GorpssB Be-
sirfs sinsetbeilt, ;u bsusn Mlster nod ale
10. binsufcmmt. slber eS feblt nod Elm
punft tsr bic prsuBi1@e Wobilma1uns
an, meiiten bei6lsunist ndmlt& bic pro-
sincieqe @ltspsrans Der @rmse In 8eaua
auf bic @usbsbuna. Dor tpte na&beSiss
ben bic einselnsn &~ssimenter Der aetiSsn
Mrmee ibrs 3efrutsn aus gang Sranfrsi&,
porauS Der llebelfanp entftebt, rae BET
Wobilma1unssn rie Ginberufunssn oft
iebr ~beeeatenpe Gntfsrnunsen ,urlf;ules
gen baben, sbe ie su ibrem IruppenfSrs
per ftOBen. Dassssn babsn Die Gransps
len nit Der friberen ssrinssn &sfrutens
ausbebung bic nit psm napplsoniibsn
epsfaufss Syitem suiammsnbina gang
lid ssbroben. sic lteQsn idbrli9 1907
900 3sfruten Elm u. ,war 10000 Mann
fir bic Dimfssit BON finf Sabren, rie
frsili1 nur prei bis pisr Sabre betrast,
unp $4,000 Mann io~ssnanntsr deuxie-
me portion fir cine ie6smonat!ibe ues
bunssssit. Die idbrlids 8eerutsnauss
bebuns tn Yreubsn betrdst befann;li@
nur 10000 Wann. Nad IL Sabrsn
ruereen ullo bic 8ranscisn, penn man bic
deuxieme portion nit sinre6nst, ibm sts
mas srSBsre 3abl einsrereirter tbeils nod
untrr Der Gabns, tbeils IN Der 8sisrYs be-
fnpli1en Solpatsn bsiBsn als Die Yreus
Gen, u. mad 20 Sabren asfaltst iid btss
0erbdltnib fir bic Yreusen mod uusins
fiser. Grstli6 lino babel ,rsi Dinss
nt9t su SerssIen; einmul bsfebt Elm sro'
eer Sbetl Der fran3Sfi9en NeIerss, pis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

Gr perorpnete mir cine Mirtur Don Sies
berrinre uno bittern Wursein, Die er
tibmte ais uhfsblbar sesen cas antper<
pener Sumpffeber. Gr wirce Zen
Na6mittas Nicer fommen. Obl6cn e:
ties fir dberIdhis bielts; abcr e. mare
70 einmal Der Wunib peS Serrn YaYss
Jpn, Der ibn nit msinsr Sur beauitrast
bate.
Der ancsre Gag NOR mein SisbertaH
S1on pom friibsn Mrrsen an sins unp
fam Srau San, Irepp auf Irepp ub, uns
ter auerlei 0omdnpsn. Sie bradte eins
asmadtes Stf unp Trudtiaft an mein
Ystt, fraste mid nit ,drtlidem Witleip,
Oh i1 mid mpbl befdnre uno bsssuste
mir 70 pisl l%beilnabme, eas i6 nidt be-
are fen fonnte, rie risie alte Srau, bic
sewSbnlid 70 slsidsdltie mar, plSgIi@
fir msin 0sipen 10 tbeilnebnenb sepors
ben pdre, pie cine Wuttsr, psl6e bel if
rem franfen Sobne padt. Sier Gage
binrur6 fies msin Grifaunen /; e Die
Scrsfalt. nit pelder Grau petrpnsla
mid passte, mar in Der Gblt aubsrors
bentli6. Nidts Idisn gut senug fir
mid, rer Sprsn, ZEN ih betrat nor su
bart fir meme Gdes; Die brape Drau
bate cen Slur meines Irbeits3immers
le!bf aeacn meinen 8iusn nit allen
Stiiden Isppid itsrcsdt wel4e lie bats
te ,ulammen brinsen fSnnen. Den gam
aen ga, iiber fam ie unp fab nad, Oh
i& eas 5eusr i'm Sfen iorsfdltis unters
belt unc 100 lie sinen Nib In Iblr oeer
Genltsr psrmutbete, fOpfte (e Maes blot
~, UNI mid ppr Ger 3usluft gu i&dBsn.
Sd crans in iis. I'm, ris llrla@e bicier
bslcnrsrn SOrafalt su erfabren, uno enps
LID slidte es mir, petroneIa pur6 alers
let Grasen ;u ermirsn unb gum Sprs9sn
su brinsen.
3oIa &oIa tatte ie nit Sbrdnen In
ben @ussn setsten. fdr mid su iorsen u.
mid pie cine Mutter ibr Sinp Sl bepas
den ! Nllp mar, unseadtet ibrer eiebe fir
einsn anrern Dram, bod nod elm pliBs
den In ibrsm 5srsen ssbliebsn fur cas
Mitlsip nit ben S&merssn pes Grsunces
ibrer 8inpbstt!
Dieiu @epanfe erfiQte mid nit Greus
be; aber aumdbli6 erbob id mid seaen
bic unlinnise 5Ofnuns. wsl&e mid aufs
reste unb id iberssuS.e mid, paB otsle
felipe Triumerei, norm raetne Seele iest
l&wdrmts, ni6ts mar ais cine leere
Selbntiui1une ! Dae 8ola Mitlsip bats
te NIT meiner Sranfbeit rpar eies ni&t
aana ratlrli12 5atte i'd jemals an Der
anAtbcrnen @dte unb benz Gpelmutb III
res 5e,ens sespafelt2 aber purfte Id
tpobl bofen, ras fe mir je ibre @eisuns
rpieber I&enfen f5nnte, ieBt ca f& 3ris
f&en te unp mid eip anberer, ein seliebs
ter Wann sefe0t bate 2 De1en uaBed&s
tet lsbte felt rsr Wthbeiluns Der alten
Grau cine lie; ~unsewibbeit une Elm Srcs
fer Croft in mir. ~.glfatgg7rlg
Die mir pom Doctor peri4riebenen
Mnneisn bra1.sn bas Gieber nt6t gum
Stiafanp. SIM 9esentbeil ldien cte
8ranfbeit untsr benz Ginaub Der Mecis
einsn an 5sftisfeit su3unebmen. u. nidts
beRowsniser propbe3eibte mir Der @rStets
ne baIoise @eneiuns, neil bic lsBtsa Sic
beranfdQe li@ ipdter als 8ewSbnli6 eins
seltsQt unb bereitS eth paar Stuncen
iberfprun8ea batten.1 s.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

#t# .E 3F. tFa 81. s1 10 HaI
,tn aa.a.i ,tfsg agrta sa4 ls8 70
rag 's.' ..'F tyIE re .ls
a.F hFfH
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

same reason, are articles of domestic
wear, and for household and farm use
and consumption, and the superior ad-
vantages we have in good roads and
public schools, and settled society,"
But whilst these pamphlets, with an
accompanying map, would be import
ant adjuncts to the plan of operations,
there are many other things to be con-
sidered in such an undertaking, which
are even more essential to assured sue
cess. Ofthese we shall treat in another
article, and we are confident that in
anything which will tend to promote
the welfare of the State by means of
emigration we can count on the coop
Grafton of Senator Earle.-BaHimore
Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23
Ristnrlral>
From the New York Sun
A GOOD OLD BOOK,
The Original Record of washingtOn-s
Little Hatchet.

Few and pitiably ignorant must be
those citizens of the United States who
have never heard the story of George
Washington and his little hatchet-
Yet we question whether, out of the
millions who have been familiar from
childhood with that pleasing anecdote,
there are more than a few hundreds of
this generation who know to whom
they are indebted for communicating
it to posterity. Hence it gives us more
than common pleasure to be able to
present the story to our readers in the
very words of the biographer who first
committed it to print, and to give some
account Of his book, famous in its day
and not yet out of print, which has
marks and merits of its own that nota-
bly, distinguish it from all other books
of it's kind. 1t has no likeness in all
the range of English literature. 1t
could have been written by no man
that ever lived save its author. 1t is
all his own, and we do not hesitate to
assert that, in spite of the eccentrici-
ties of its style, which sets all the es-
tablished canons of criticism and rules
Of taste at utter defiance, it is the best
book ever written on these shores to
inspire the young with a burning love
for their country and reverence not
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23
be in harmony with its other parts,
all head and no feeling-a

be in harmony with its other parts,
represents all head and no feeling-a
cold, calculating, domineering being,
of whom it may truly be said his wife
or his friend s'is under his thumb"
Long thumbs 60 with long heads;
their owners have the gift of peering
into futurity with an almost prophetic
vision. When they allow "bird in
the hand" to escape you may be assur-
ed it is only to make room for two or
more in ''the bush,'' the reaching of
which they have so accurately planned
and calculated that the prize sooner or
later is found in their grasp. The
Wall street broker who is noted for
buying and selling stocks just in the
right season, the real estate agent, the
merchant who always find gain, blow
the winds ever so i'll for most people,
you will ascertain, if you but take the
trouble to observe, bear long thumbs,
thumbs which tend to bend backward,
denoting sagacity, curiosity and ad
dress; the ends of which are square
rather than pointed, indicating indus
try, the theory of things, the know
ledge of facts.
Wherever you find hands with
thumbs short and thick, rest assured
they are raised oftener in violence and
cruelty than in blessing; if these men,
bers are fiat and blunt, when you come
in contact with their owners look we'll
to your purse.
Great nervous power is denoted by
the thin wiry thumb.
Our moods are ofttimes suggested by
the manner in which we use and hold
our thumbs. When assailed by doubts
and perplexities we invariably twirl
these digits; if nervous and excited
there is an involuntary desire to press
or rub the same; if sorrowful and de-
jected we find ourselves sitting with
our thumbs resting closely against or
over the fingers; if joyous and buoyant
these members are found apart from
the rest of the hand, and often upright.
The old Romans, in their bloody cir
cuses, when generously inclined, open
ed not only their hearts but their hands
as they raised their thumbs in token
that the PROSTATE gladiator should live,
while the same were closed and the
thumbs reversed if thirst for cruel ex-
citement was not satisfied, but must
have the death of the plaything of their
sport to crafty its cravings.
Some one, | do not remember who,
has ranged women under two classes
those with large thumbs and those with
small ones.
The woman with small thumbs, they
assert, is not ladowedsw;.h a high priie-
ciple of sagacity, neither does she find
within herself great resources of enjoy
ment, or in the general world much to
interest and entertain. Of her it may
be said that love forms her whole ex-
istence. Love, under the guardianship
of the woman with large thumbs, at
tains its object and desires without re-
proach. Passion is always under re
straint, having more root in the senses
than in the heart; one can confide in
such ones's Judgment, knowing that
constancy and mental charms added to
love and good sense form combina-
tion which gives us the woman Words
worth had in mind when he wrote of
A perfect woman, nobly planned,
To warn, to comfort, and command.
~ Y. World.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

%At a party, while young lady,
was playing the piano with peculiar
brilliancy of touch, a bachelor exclaim-
ed: "Pd give the whole world for those
fingers" ''Perhaps you might get the
whole hand by asking" said the young
lady's observant mamma.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23
nGsn An old seaman Of a ra1;o;,

p@An old seaman, at religious
meeting recently held in New York, in
relating his experience, stated that
when at sea in storms and tempests,
he had often derived great consolation
from that beautiful passage of scrip
ture, "Faint heart never won fair Ia
dy'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

gcrly as all boys do; but having left it
exposed to the rain, where it became
utterly spoiled, he / 'lled corn for three
days to pay the owner for its loss.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

@A remarkably dirty man stepped
in front of a small boy sitting on
fence, expecting to have some fun by
chatting him. He said: "How much
do you weigh?'' The answer wass
"Well, about as much as you would if
you were Washed"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

~Mark Twain says that his coun-
trymen, the Feejee Islanders, are gen.
orally as unlettered as the back Of a
tombstone. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

A bore-the man who persists in
talking about himself when you wish
talk about yourself.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

Thomas Hood was born, married,
and buried in the month of May.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23

p@A man went home the other
night, in bad temper. His supper
wasn't ready. 'What in thunder's the
matter::" he asked, though ''thunder"
wasn't the word he used. "The fire
isn't as hot as your temper, my DEAR"
was the reply. He didn't ask any
more conundrums that evening.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23
hSr \ GOOD mother was trvino to ay

@A good mother was trying to ex-
plain to young hopeful the other day
about fighting agrinst the devil. Af-
ter telling the little fellow who he was
and how hard he was to successfully
resist, he turned round and said:-
Mamma, I'd be scared of the old
devil, but if | was to come across one
of his little devils I'd knock the stuff
ing out of him."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-16
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out OF the District Court in and for
the county of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to
me directed and delivered, for judgment rem
dered in said Court, ON the 30th day of May, A.
d. 1874, in favor of .. 7. Sherwood and W. II.
Sherwood, f. W. Clute and A. A. Young, s. Ii.
Carman, A. Snodgrass and f. t. Flanagan, and
against Thos F. Hanly, nj. Hanley, y. n Will
liams James Shea, A. Bouquerez and r. Mckee,
composing the firm Of Shea, Bouqueraz Il Kc-
Kee, g. W. Chesley and j. S Jones, composin z
the firm of Chesley h Jones, for the sum of g.
4Sl S-l0O gold coin dollars debt, together with
334 SO-10O dollars tax costs, and all accrung costs
and interest, | have levied on the following
property, to wit:
That certain lot situate on the south side of
Meadow Valley street, in Pioche. Lincoln
county, Nevada, adjoining on the west those
certain premises now occupied by +. W. Clute as
a store and extending westerly from said prem
ises distance of % feet six inches, more or
less, along said Meadow Valley street, and ex-
tending back in southerly direction an equal
width 100 feet-the same being known on the
official map of the town of Phoebe as lot number
9, in block number 2j, and being the lot of land
on which now stands that certain two-story
brick and stone building known as Armory Hall,
together with all the ap9urtenances appertain-
ing thereto.
Notice is hereby given, that
On Saturday, the 27th day of June,
A. ID. 1874,
At l2 o'clock M, will sell all the right, title
and interest of said defendants in and to the
above described property, at the Court house
door, in Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction, for
cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all costs
W. 5. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ByB. H. HEREFORD, Deputy sheriff. je6-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-16
Newark silver Mining Company.-

Newark Silver Mining Company
Location of principal place of business.
San Francisco, California; Location OF works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Ne.
vada.-Notice is hereby given that ut a meet.
ing OF the Board of Trustees, held
on the Twentieth day of April, 1874,
assessment mo. y of Two (s2l Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the Corporation, payable Immediately, In
United States gold coin to the Secretary at
the office Of the Company, Room No. l, No.
40l California street San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TNenty-ninth
day of May, 1874, will be delinquent.
unless payment is made before, will be sold
| on Friday, the Nineteenth day OF
June, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
| DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
| Office-Room No. !, No. 40l California stree
San Francisco, California. a2S-td