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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
Windsor.


We have just been shown some
splendid Landscape and other paint
ings executed by our young towns
man Mr.. VIM. Narcotic. They are
most faithfully executed; show ex-
quisite taste and would do credit to a
much older artist.
Our esteemed friend and patron
VIM. H. II. Perkins, Esq, in five
successive hunts killed SO grey SPUR
rels, and ID cartridges. Who can do
better?
James Carlin we regret to learn
is selling out the goods in his saddle
and harness shop, at cost, in order to
close up business here which he is
obliged to do on the account OF poor
health. "Jim." is all right and we
hope he will still remain with us.
Call upon him all who desire to pur-
chase goods in his line, and obtain
them at a bargain. Don't you forget
it.
No Sunday afternoon or evening
service for the present at St. Pauls
Church here.
Our excellent Rector the Rev,
Thomas ]. Taylor, expects to oficiate
on Sunday afternoons at the new
Episcopal Chapel at White River
Junction. He expects to hold his
first service at that place next Sunday
afternoon.
The Methodist, Congregational
and Baptist denominations are to hold
a Union Service on Thanksgiving day
morning at the Methodist place Of
worship. The Rev. Mr.. Rockwell,
preaching the sermon.
Last Wednesday evening our ex.
cellent Cornet Band attended the fes
tival at Claremont, N. H., given in
aid of the Mechanics Band by the
citizens of that place. A good time
was had. A silver cup was given to
Geo. d. Kenyon, Esq, the leader Of
our Band, at the festival by the citi
zens of Claremont- Mr.. Kenyon is q
worthy recipient of the valuable gift
and we are glad he has got it.
Thanksgiving dance at the As
Quincy House, Thursday eve, Nov
Goth, Tickets to Hall so cents-Sup
per $500, per couple. Music Wind
sor Quadrille Band. All are cordially
invited-Go and have good time,
Allen Wardner, father of Mrs,
VIM M. Evarts Of New York, is liv.
ing at Windsor, aged "a F.; he still re
tains his eyesight and his interest in
public affairs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Our better half found a nice Tur
key suspended from the bell handle
to our front-door the other day. II
was placed there by our generous
townsman, the Hon. Frederick Bill
lings, who has the thanks of parties
interested. Many others were similar
ly blest by him.
A few sporadic cases of idiocy
were prominently noticeable among
the loaters on the street Tuesday
evening, which, for time threatened
to become epidemic among Them
Cooper Pratt, had an encounter with
a 'jour" t;nsmith who works for A.
G. Brown. Smithy got the worst Of
i it, and "scooted" when Pratt was
taken off from him. AT this stage of
proceedings quite crowd had collect
ed on the battle field, which was in
front of Gartin's grocery on Elm St.
VIM. Wentworth, a ''colored fellow
citizen" took up the thread of the dis
course with Pratt, which resulted in a
clinch. Peace-makers shouted. "Po.
lice" and William Davis, Col. II. O..
Seaver, and others pitched in to sep
crate them, and it was rough and tum-
BILE for few minutes. Pratt having
a little too much "swamp-water" in
him come off second best. The com,
batants were lead off by friends, and
thus ended the first row of any note
in our village for nearly year
Some six inches of snow fell last
Friday the 2Oth-the first of the
season. Monday we had about an
inch more. The week has been very
disagreeable, high winds, some rain,
and freezes. To-day "wednesday
is pleasant again and the sleighing is
tolerably good
The County Court commences
its session here next Tuesday.
The Vermont Legislature was to
adjourn this "wednesday morning oil
rather last evening
"A turkey shoot is advertised tc
come off in the Hazen pasture to-mor
row, (Thursday). c. P. Pratt and L
Bumblebee, proprietors,
The new meat market blossomed
out the first of the week. We believe
two we'll conducted markets can make
money here. Rivalry in trade is a
stimulant to action.
There will be a Social Dance at
the Town Hall this Wednesday eve
ming, All are invited to take bout
in it. Music, Woodstock Quadrille
Band.
Judge French of Cavendish with
his family have moved into the Barker
house, and intend to make Wood.
stock their home this winter They
are welcome, and we hope they will
make permanent stay.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Quechee.
-:'That Comical Brown showed
here before a very large audience
Wednesday eve last.
Work in the factory has stopped
for the present week.
John I. Cisco gives Thanks Civ
ing Ball Wednesday evening.
Village school closed last week.
Peter will be out to "storm" the
AGE office when he gets his recruits
which are of the slower" of the place
properly "drilled. "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Springfield.
Springfield people are now agi-
tating the subject of narrow guage
railroad from that place to Charles
town, N. Fl. tits proposed to have
the work of grading, which would
not be hard job for the grade pro-
posed done by those willing to give it
One man offered to work 80 DAYS,
Others 10 and 20 an others to furnish
a man for the same time. 1t is said
that by this plan the road might be
built for 5000
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

WORTH KNowING.-The oldest,
largest, safest and best accident in
surance company is The Travellers
Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn. 1t has cash assets over 3d.
100000, has written over 100000
accident policies, and has paid over
$1,000 claims. 1t has paid over 49,
100000 in direct benefits to its policy
holders.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
Rea ding.

Reading.
--Stilman Fletcher, late associate
editor and market reporter Of the New
England Farmer, died at the residence
of his brother-in law, Mr.. Benjamin
Weston, of this place, on Monday
night of last week, in the sixty.ffth
year of his age. His disease was con.
sumption. lie visited the south last
winter without receiving much bene-
a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Ludlow.
L. H. Tarbell has sold out his
Livery Stable to R. E. Hemenway.
H. M. Dickerman is very low.
The cause is supposed to be a Cancer
in his Stomach.
Mr. Mason is improving slowly,
and Charlie is having rather slow
recovery, though now considered out
of danger.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Norwich.
"A benefit was given to one Pres
colt, teacher of clog dancing, &c,
at Norwich, the other night, by an
impromtu troupe Of Hanover student
ministries, but he ran off with the
door money and about S25 that he
had borrowed. He was caught at
Lebanon and made to disgorge.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
South Reading.

South Reading.
The usual lyceum has been organ
lied here for the winter, and we OBJ.
serve names who are children of those
who were active in such gatherings
there thirty years ago. Officers.
President, Frank Gould; Vice Presi.
dent, Earnest E. Wilkins Secretary
Monford Wilkins Treasurer, Arthur
Jones.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

YOUNG AEERIoA for December is
charming. New cover, new stories,
new poems, new riddles, everything
new Terms $3.50 a year. Address
W. Jennings Demorest, Fest 18th
st., N. Y. 1t is just the thing tor
Bows q Girls
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
FelcllvilIe.

Felchville.
In Felchville 5 persons have died
ofdiptheria out ofsome over 80 cases.
-Four new cases have been reported
within the last two days.
Il. Glynn & Son have closed their
business and J. Glvnn having resigned
the office of postmaster, a petition
has been circulated in favor of the
appointment of Edwin D. Kendall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

yefIersOnvillc.
"A den of snakes, numbering 90
or more, was unearthed by Bradley
Page of Jeffersonville while blowing a
field of greensward the other day /; 80
of the "Varmints" were killed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
Weston.

Last week Friday afternoon a
tract Of woodland owned by Blodgett
& Foster, Of this place, took fire from
the sparks from a chimney of an adj
joining house. The fire extended into
Andover, and many hundred acres Of
valuable timber land have been de.
strOyed,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Information from Texas says that
thirty days of fine weather last month
added 10000 bales to the cotton crop
of the State, worth 100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

Plymouth.
The blacksmith shop Of Elias E.
Cross at the Union, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Friday morning, 9th
inst. Insured in the Windsor County
Mutual for S467.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
H. A. BAKER,
D ENTAIL SU con,


Rooms in Fairbanks Block,
Cor. Central and Elm Streets.
OFFICE HOURS:
ga. m. to 1890 p. m. and to $50 p. m.
TERMS AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
thereby take pleasure in recommending DE-
BAKER to be a careful and competent Dentist
will give perfect satisfaction to all who may
entrust themselves to his care. II
W. F. DAVIS, Dentist, Lebanon, N. H
DR.. BAKER comes to me highly recommend.
ed, and finding his qualifications in the Art Of
Dentistry all that 10 desirable, I am pleased to
present him to my friends and patrons.
1674y1 H. L. VILLAINS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25

CavendiSh.
Geo. S. Hill, cashier of the
Black River Bank, who was lately
badly bruised by a fall from a ladder
is slowly recovering, though not yet
able to be out.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
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Rochester,.

Rochester.
Newark has raised this year
nine thousand and three pounds of
heps, all sold for thirty cents per
pound to Charles Morgan Of Roches-
ter
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-11-25
Bargains +! !

A LARGE and Extensive Line of
Gentlemen's, Ladies' & Children's
Under Vests and Drawers.
| have the
BEST ASSORTED STOCK
of the different makes and grades of
U NDE- r w e A r
to be found IN tom.
Shirts and Drawers as low as 35 cts each,
and all are extraordinary BARGAINS.
WHITE & COLORED BED BLANKETS
HORSE BLANKETS-in different grades,
CRIB BLANKETS,
BED COMFORTERS.
Cardigan Jackets for Men & Boys.
Worsted Scarfs-
Ladies Knit Jackets
Ladies & Children's Leggins,
and Balmoral Stockings,
Worsted Ball Trimming
Beaded Fnnges and Gimp,
Long and Square ShaWls
IN great variety, at very low prices.
BUCK, CASTOR, KID, DOG,
and YARN GLOVES & MITTENs
for Men and Boys.
Castor-Kid and Isle Thread Gloves
for Ladies and Children.
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS
for Men and Boys-full size-yery cheap.
A splendid assortment of
WHITE FLANNELS,
in all widths and qualities.
Opera Flanuels in standard and fancy shades.
Navy Blue Twilled Flannels.
Heavy Red " &" medicatcd for
rheumatism-an extra article.
Orange, Blue and Red Flaanels in plain,
figured and checked.
Blue and Mixed Fannels.
Fancy Flannels in striped and checked
Lindsey Woolseys--Rob Roys, &c.
Bleached and Bro,cn Cotton Flaunels,
stock more complete than ever,
AT PRICES TO CLOSE.
w a ter Proofs,
Plain, Diagonal and mixed, in Blue,
Orange, Grey and Black, just what
everybody needs.
New and Choice Styles of
w @ 0 l. E n s
AT
Panic Prices !
Beavers-Broad Cloths-6-4 Worsted
Cloths--Doe Skins--Cassime res,
Tweeds, Satinets, Davey & Col
Goods, &c, &c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-10

The teachers OF Van Buren, county will meet
IN convention at Gobleville, Thursday evening,
April 20, 1874.
PROGRAMME.
DIFFERENTIATION.
f43-Common errors among teachers. Sup't
III. s. Williams.
S3O-School Government, Ii. II. Jennings.
. a. m. trday-Geography and Map Drawing,
u; L.. Mosher. Defamation, Byron Nc
Alpine.
10 a. m.-Subiect to be chosen Ed. S. Jelley.
RECESS.
30 p. m.-Arithmetic class drill. L. A. Ran
dali. Essay, Anna Barton.
$50 p. m:-Should prizes be offered in school,
Henry Earle.
4.45 p. m.-Question drawer
100 evening-Lecture.
a. m. Saturday-Botany. Dell Martin. Essay,
Miss Alice - could not decipher it,
III A. m.-How to teach reading 10 primary
scholars, II. ". Lusk.
RECESS.
l p. m.-Eocution, Frank McAlpine.
3.3O p. m.-Wrting, y. A. Earle.
p. m.-Nllscelaneous, adjourn.
Prominent educators from abroad will be in
attendance; also good speaker for the even
ing lecture.
III, directly, or indirectly interested in the
cause OF education are cordially invited 10
attend.
Entertainments will be furnished free to all.
II. =. WILLIAMS
County Superintendent.
GLo. ". MYERS,
II. ". LUsK, Executive Committee.
A. j. PIERCE.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-10

The next meeting OF the Van Buren, County
Medical Society will be held at the Office of DIR.
J. Andrews, In Paw Paw Tuesday. April 2s, at
ten O'Clock. A. NJ. Medical examinations and
surgical operations free.
j. ELLIOTT SWEET, Secretary.
keeler April 3. 1874.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-10
1T ORIGINATED ~ TIE MALARIOI
CLIMATE OF TIE SOUTH.
NOTICE.
L. -. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES,
May 4. I-iI, 10 .fl,rH 30. 1878.

The LAW Of December "a, 1872, requires
every person engaged in any business, avoca-
ton, or employment which renders him liable
to SPECIAL TAN, to Procure and Place
Cospicuously in his Establishment or Place OF
Business STAMP denotng the payment Of
said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax year
beginning May 1, 1874, before commencing or
continuing business after April 80, 1874.
The Taxes Embraced Within the Provisions OF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-10
Report of the Condition
OF THE
FIRST .N.ATID.N.fL RINK

at Paw Paw Michigan, at the close Of Business
on the 9th day of February 1874
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
1nremburger Gazette.

pomit linen Elm @efalen sei6eben tnnnte,
uno fonnten lie es ibm aud niht abldla=
gen, als er zines Sases nit elmer Bill ber=
ausriidte, Die Barbour Gountp ermdhtl9=
tie, $780, 900 in S6uloi4einen fur Den
Sau bon 9riiden uno 8eudHerun9stand=
len %aussusebeu. Sie Bin paIirte, uno
baIo paren aud Die S9uloiaeine an Den
Mann sebra6t. Seitoem lit aber aud
Sorner -unb nit linn Die sanSe Yepolterur9
BON Barbour Gountp perouftet uno mo-
tiirli6 aud Der Cribs aus Den Sduloldel=
men. Oie Snbaber Der S6uloIheine mp4=
ten iest piIien, mo- lie Die 3inlen einealli=
rem tDnnen. Sic mOdten Die Bepslteruns
uno Die Yeamten bon Barbour gountp
serne Ieben, penn aud nur fir uenise au=
senblide, Die aber liao uno bleiben per=
i6munoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
Nn6eif l6er Nn6eif.

Gisentbimli6e 3ufdle baufen Iid nit
unter oermaben i'm mirfli9en 2eben, oab
oerjenise, tuelder oieies 3uiam mentreifen
einem &oman einperleiben pollte, ii9 Dem
9oruurfe Der abssi4madtb. lit ausiesen
miiroe. go lit es nit einem oreifaden
lnsliid, pel9ss tiirSli9 6rau Bennett
6ple BON @apne County, 2p., betrofien
bat. sic mar an elmer Nuelle nidt tueit
bonn Sauis nit Naiden bei9dftist II. bate
ibr jinsites 8inb nit ii9 senommen, wab-
renb Der dlteite 2nabe bel Dem 0ater, Der
nit Der 9lusbsKsruns bes Sades beiddf=
tist ,par, su Sauie blieb. Ser Sdusling
rubte nabe Der Wutter, fein iduberli6 in,
ben S9atten zines 8aumes sebettet. gls
Der Bid Der emIis nit @ai9en bei9df-
tisten 6rau oas 3ino i~treifte, bemerfte tie
3u ibrem gntiesen, bab sinc Slapperidlan-
&c iid in bas 5anoselent oeiielben ietse-
biiien bate. Srau 8ple tObtete bic
S1lange lno llef NIT Dem IN Sooes5ud'
unsen rinsenber Sduslins oem Sauie su.
Che lie bort anlanste, bate er ausselitten.
Sic 6rau iprans nod einem WaHerfab in
Der 5offnuns, ourd aiibluns nit WaIer
oas 9ebeu suriidrufen su tonnen. SIM
Safe fanb iie ibr dlteites 8iab, usldes Den
aOpf poran bineinsefalen uno, unfabis,
ii4 ;u belfen, ertrunten mar. Dor gnt=
ieben i4rie Die 5rau laut aui. Sbr Sat-
tie, Der iid auf Dem 9ade befano, eriaraf,
perlor bas Glsi9seuidt feI berab un6
brad Den 9als.-Gine iOl9e Sdufuns BON
llnbeil ipiiroe uns unslaublid erldeinen,
ldien mir nidt in oeridieoencn 2otalSei-
tunsen in Der Sauptia6e iibereinitimmen-
be 8eri9te barber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
GrriGtnms clues gommtp's sn S@wim.
0ef,meGen.

90 ettpas lit eben aud II in Imerita
mo9li6 miro Der 2eler ousrufen, tuenn er
Na6fOlsenoes 9eleien: SIM Staate 2anias
i'm iernen 8eiten, ma6te iid Dor GINGER
3eit cine Sanoe BON 2anbpiraten an Die
arbeit, nm eincn gut ausseoa6ten Ylan
CUR ausiabrun9 gu brin9en. guf Den rn=
bewobnten weitli6en Gbenen bes senann=
ten Stootes Uuroe in allsr Sorm 3e6tens
Elm county ,~aus9ele9t" uno BON Den Yi.
raten vSarbour=6ountp 9ctauit. Na9bem
oas neue Gountp einresiltrirt mar, uertbeil=
ten Die Spetulunten Die County, glsmter
unter lid uno erbielten aud pom @ouper=
neur ibre 9eitalun9en. Del Der alse=
meinen @abl CAB oas county, wiepobl es
uuBer Den 5eitpeili9 oOrt unueienoen Spe=
fulanten feline anoeren G%inwobner bate,
252 Stimmsn ab unO erpdblte M. 8. Sor-
ner, ben gniiibrer DER Yanoe, gum &eprd-
~ientanten in Der 9~e9islatur. Sorner pub.
te ii9 bel leinen GoleSen duBerit beliebt 81
maiden. Gr Jimmie fir ale Mabreseln,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

Anf Sofgenoe oelunsene art ma9t ii9
elm 8edielblatt iiber ben 8onissfreTer &.
Seinien luitis
v5err aarl Sein5en miro feline CONS
meririiae ni9t in rSeuti6lanb" balten,
oenn 10 LANCE ii6 oasielbe nit einem s."
i9reibt, fam es Die anertennuns 8arls
als ielbit. uno anitdnoises uaontrp"
ni3t 9enieBen, ionoern in 3iri9, mo- fir
i'm unb einen sanSsn S9marm alter glau-
itriimpfe, Die i'm besleiten, bereits Quart
tier beite0t lit. Siermit miro benn aud
pobl Die 6rase, iuO Sismard eine
uS ommerfril9e" Su balten bat, ibre Grles
oisuns sefunben baben. Senn, babieIer
II mad 3 ii ri d, slei9oiel Oh bort 8a=
oeturgele9enbeit in Der Ndbe 5u baden 1T,
ooer niAt, 9eben uno menisitcns bier Wo=
den lang an Dem &raftmeierurquea &arl
SeinSen's Die i9ua6en Nerpen %einwaIiern
mus, 9ebietet li6 eben 10 our9 meoieinii9e
ols bur6 &iitii6t Der etiquette. Sob
Dor 9einScn's abrciic cin Sepei6enuc9-
iel Swii6en Dem oeuti9en uno unierem
Staats miniiterium in Setreif Der Sra9e
itattseiunoen, Oh &arl SeinSen Sismard
Ooer Sismard aarl Sein5en Die erite Siiite
Su MAIDEN bat, lit nutiirli9 cine einfdltise
Grinbuns oes oteuti9en goitorenpads,"
benn lelbitueritdnoli9 miro Sismard ben
eriten Yeiu9 MAIDEN, uno aud oann nur
porselaiien ueroen, tpen er auf ieiner 8i-
iitentarte Otto bon Sismar,d Shirt uno
Rei6stan5ler BON Seuti6lano," ous les-
tere nit einem e" I6reibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
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&Ioos. gb propos pitt mot Nei's?
Suot emit nod net?
9itt. @en? Wat?
&Ioos. SEQ be Sismart b'2dno9en.
9itt. Obo!ei 10 idnea ideben o'9rei-
len net. Sc san5 Sei9i@t, De ben oom-
me Song telesrapbert buot, as en- opsemattt
Spin9e seweidt.
&Ioos. Opsema6t ies De, fu mem?
9itt. Sra fun oe r~0eseburser" 9rei-
fen.
2loos. Ma b'Yreiien fen bad i6o
lang fort aus 2sseburs, Soft lei Sant.
9itt. Su mdnss be mat De ruooe
&rds an De ipebesen Sit De ie fort, Dot
as wuOr; Dat puoren mad lang be i9le9it
net. Ma be baut DO len, len net piert,
baB en- ie erideBt!
&Ipos. alt e tpenes luos
Yitt. So fen emol De S6mettenber=
rem, be fen al preiiei9 gin, fir bir auolen e
poor armisleser Gents beleser op Der
Saar &c treen. 81 len be balef Yreiien,
De Suo 2eseburs sebuoren ien, mo nemmen
en- balben Safidein bun ; be ie sans pref.
rid gin aus 8oierei, erueI fen ie leibe fann.
SO len b'6reimaurer, be balen an mat be
Yreiien, etpel o'Yaitser es be Seib Der Saar
an Der Muoiel eio treeu an DO len be Gu.
jonsen fun Der ~v2ebeburser 3eioons", be
fu Yreiie bejuolt gin ar Dem Sismart Self
a Seel ~fertait bun, bat len o9 Yreiisn.
SO buob be b'Yreiien, be ed mensen, be ie
idlsdter epe De urem Sonssn nam 8amsb,
a mot benz eibele Baud. Bat fen be, De
no Berlin i4reipen, De mullen eipe D. Maul.
afen am Oonteln, De fraseblen, Der Re-
seron9 Srtbel man, be gismart opbsben.
Sic paren ct, be Dat 9an5 3~eiborssse-
i9wdB sema9t bun.
8loos. &r%eiBbataaion Yitt, tpa mer
ie bel bdtten, be Sonn, mer bensen ie I'm
a ~iaueren aeppelbaum, me be Self Oapis
am Gio4en; ed bdtt net sebuo9t, baB .lo
SraiterH I'M 2eBeburser 2anb piren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

Seine S9wd9en often 81 seiteben, III
eoel uno erpirbt Na6libt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
pie remefe GntoeGmmg auf Dem Sc


Die aemete Gntoednms auf Dem Sc
biete Der @ei9idte lit BON Der ,Srooflpner
5reiei YreIie" semadt poroen, pona6 Der
t6-franSDiii6e arieg Dor Dem
Sabre 1867 usei6lasen" woroen 1T. Sic
Sefanntsebuns oieier Gntoeduns lautet
p0rtli6
Aim IL. Mai bereits mar man 81 elmer
Ginisuns s%efommen; ale Md9te ipiini9=
ten cine frieSli9e 2Oiuns, unb oarum CAB
Yreufen in Gtmas mad. Gs batte chen
crit ben neutrality-suspicious. aries sei6la=
gen uno in 6Ol9e oeien ale llrla6e, ni6t
loiort einen neuen &ries picoer a%ufSuneb=
men. Sie GonferenS nabm einen Sertra9
on, wona4 2uremburs aud bintiinfti9 bel
Dem Sauie Naliau : Sranien su bleiben
bat oaIelbe iolte einen neutralen Staat
bilbsn, Der unter Der @nrantie iGmmtli,
der llnterSsi6ner bes Yertrases itebt.
Sas @robberSostbum perblieb i'm oeut-
i9en 3olperbanoe, Die Geituns wuroe BON
prsuBii6en Sruppen serdumt. BON Dem
&Onis bon SOIL ano sei9leiit uno iolte
ME pieoer aufgebaut peroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
1624er 2saoes6eimer.

IO~fVF cSWVV ~Vtt"sS*' ~ VV'T'
Gour." l6reibt Dem Gbein9autr @uts=
beliber u. 98ilbelmi in Sattenbeim 1T es
mad pielen Yerlu9en sesliidt, in Den BE-
ib BON 70 Slal6en 1624er &iioesbeimer
su selan9en, Die als tOitbare Geite zines
@ei4enfss bisber oas iOrsfdltis sebitete
Gisentbum elmer %befannten Ioelsiamilie
biloeten. Gin Yoriabre oieier Jamilie, be-
riibmt als Staatsmann, bate Die Weine
i'm Sabre 1850 als G~brensabe uno Selob-
nuns fir pi6tise Sienlte pom &atb Der
Staot Bremen aus Der ,,GOie," Dem beiten
SaIle bes &atb SELLERS, erbalten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

Die ySsnaer 3eituns", 9e9riinoet am
S6lu1e oes oribisjdbriscn arieses bat
fiirsli6 ibr Observation-Disclosures Grim
ounssieit seieiert. Sieielbe eri4icn gum
erIten Male ben 26. @pril 1914. = Die
v@asette BON Sent" bat elm slei6es 6eit
seieiert uno bel bieier Selesenbeit ianote
lie ibren 9lbonnenten Elm Saeimile ibrer
eriten Summer, pel6e 1869 eri6ienen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
Niebmarft.

On ssr 1risr, Dsfsta Go, Minn pirb ithsn 2. Don.
taa I'm Wlpnat elm gistmarft ~abattalen. mir MAIDEN nm.
ftrt 9sfr tn Der ndbtrsn une frnsrsn ~llmssbuns pom ssp
3ritr earauf aufmsrtiam. "a 1928 Mpnf.