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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Die nrntiar 8cp6lferuna Der llmqs

Die oenti@r SeuOlferuns Der hinge
9enS Oubnques MAIDEN mir auf bic neu.
5irma Walfcr L. Hbombers ; beren 2ln,
sei9e ii9 in bieier Drummer iinoet, auimert.
Jam. Die beiben Serrn iinS bier in Ou.
bnque, iOpObl ais aud in BEN Sreiien Der
llm9esenb, 10 gut betannt, Sab cine Gms
pfebluns %unlerer Seits iiberhiiiis .rI9eint.
!9err 6rant Z. @alter lit ieit Sabren uno
Sabren in Sieiem gei6dfte in Dubuque
ibdtis unO bat ii3 Our@ feline Galent. unS
feline @9renhaf.isteit bereits rii6mli9it Be.
fannt sema@t. 0err Dominic 9bombers
bat ii9 ebenfalS INNER ais reeQer, iabi.
ger unO umii@ti9er 0ei9dftsmann erpies
fen. Ssi6e Germ iinO 6es 3utrausns poa.
fommen piir6i9. Die neue 6irma pirb ii9
nit alien bsfaien, mas NIT cinem ioses
nnnnten Real Estate" @ei3afte GUAM,
4anst. Der anIa9e uOn Gapitalien werben
is gan; beionOere Iufmertiamteit i6enten.
8er @eI6 Guf 3inien aus3uls9en, DSer
iol6es gu bergen bat, tbut gut BEL Der 6irs
ma pOrSuipre9en.
5erner %pertritt Die 6irna mebrere Der
beipdbrteiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unb i3ier ale Die gutsn transatIantiidsn
OampferIinien.
Wer @runObelib fauieu oSer uertaufen
mill ober Saiugetarten Don uno na9 Gus
ropa gu baben pinidt, iuer Saus uno 9abe
perli9ert, S3uIben collectirt, irsen6 cine
an9eIe9enbeit Dor 9eri9t erle6ist baben
mo4te, wenSe ii9 oil gSaIfer & RbOm:
berg, an bic mir bic 2eier perpsiien, ba
mir nidt Sweifeln, SaB ie sufriebenfteaenb
bebonOelt weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Stpcrniioremratb rpn Gmbuaue
Gouutn.
Sibun9 pom 2. Su /

-
Na9 Gorleiu Jung Ser SerbanSlungen
puroen iuebre @eiude in Steueran9eles
9enbeitcn ucrIeien, aut Die mir bel Der Gnts
l6eibuns barber ;uriidfommen. Die
Die S6ueitern bes ct. Soiepbs Gonuents
proteitirten in einem @eiu9e sesen SerIes
suns Der Murpbp StruBe.-Soiepb Guns
ninsbam eriu9te INN Undertaking Der 9lbs
pocatensebiibren, bic er ;abIte, UNI 0ioentOn
gu perfolsen SO sinsen elm elm 9eiu9
BON 6. 9. so. Miu u. a.. fir gerbeIeruns
Der Sruner StraBe; cine Mittbeiluns Der
Srnitees BON Seiieriun Gownibip in Sez
treif oer slrm.nunteritiieuns BON Gatb.
&sI6 ; elm @eiu9 uon 90. 81. Grams II. a.
oas Eripilesium gu %erlansen, cine O%iientIis
DE 9eulpaase an Der OeIhiitraBe gu erri6s
ten; Mittbeiluns bon q. Brandt in ges
treii Ser eieferuns bes 6Isiides fir bas
armenbaus; @eiu6 uon s. 9. Msutel
I'M SeSabluns ieiner SportsIi,.
Gs wurbe bei6Ioien, bus gsiud pon $.
". Smitb SuridSuweiie n, ba bic Steusrn
fir oas in Gebe itebenbs 9anb fir 1878
unb 1874 beSabIt iinb. 9luf bas @.iu6
BON @. 81. Guans II. a. wurSe g. Wleper
Die GrlaubniB ertbeilt, an Ser Delhi StraBe
in Gentralia seseniiber ieines Gisentbums
cine Ofientli9e Seupaase 81 erri6ten.
Gath. @el9 purbsn $l5 ais g~rmenunters
ltisnn9 bewiuist.
Stbun9p pom 10. SuIi.
sfa6 Serlei lung unb G;enebmisuns Der
Gerbanblunsen Der lettsn Sieuns sina Scr
Seri9t bes County @ubitors iiber bie
S9ullteuem Elm. Sas @eiu6 BON 6. 6.
gonns wuroe senebmist nnb Ser S6abs
meiltcr a~nsewieien Die Steuern mieber III
eritatten. SaS Geiu9 Don 6. q. S6anfs
Lamb oen9famen oer Yeruitrabe in Mc&niabt
auenue su dnbern, wurbe senebmist. Oas
9eiu9 bon SO. Seui wurbe ni6t 9enebs
/
mist. @enebmist wuroe baS @eiu6 BON
S. Grawfor in Setreii Ser 2attner Srife.
S. Guninsbam's Geiu9 INN Gritattuns
bon aouofateni porteIn puroe perworien.
Der Gpa. 3. @irtb wuroe bas @eiu6 aes
nebmist uno Der S6atmeiiter anserpieien
bic Steuern filr 1874 SuriifSuerltatten.
Oas @eiu9 Ser 3ruitees BON Sable MeunS
Sownlbip sur @uiiiiuuns bcs Srtcs, mo-
Die Bride selesen, wurSe ueruieien. .. s.
@iQlams leste ieinem Seri9t nebit ben ges
lesitaden iiber Ginnabme unb 9lussabe BON
Staatss, Gountps, unb anbern Geloer, bic
pom /. Sanuar bis gum !. SUM burb
ieine IDanoe sinsen, Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Oerlelbe lautet:
, JU5 W. II
jm @auscn an !Sane 9uni I. 1875,

Sttnn9 IA. Suli.
Na9 gerleiuns unb @enebmisuns bes
BrotocoQes, sinsen @eiu9e pon g. s..
Wtebisan unb q. 3. @noerion in Steucrs
anselesenbeiten elm. Der g. S. Msbisan
wuroen bic Steuern erlaiien. Gs wurbe
cine 3ablunssanweiiuns pom $50 an q.
SOpcs ausseitelt. 0as Gslu9 Don 5.
8. Sedle uurbe perporien. 8m. Coates
wuroe %anssuieien ben Sur6laB in Gable
Monnb 3Ownibip fiaen gu %laiien. Der
Soaro pertaste ii3 unb besab ii3 sur linz
teriu9uns mad benz @%rmenbauie. Dem
9ein9 bon ID. G~apanausb I'M Gidcritats
tuns BON Steuern, wurbe gum Ssri9t iibers
wieisn. 0as @eiu9 uOn SO. s. anbers
ion CUR Seri4tisuns Der llrtun6en Ser Gait,
neritraBe puroe s~enebmist unb Der 9lubitor
initrlirt Die llrtunben in Der 2attneritras
Benanselesenbeit gu beri6tisen. Der 9lus
Sitor wuroe a%nsewieIen, betannt gu MAIDEN,
SaB bis gum %. Sanuar ansebote 3ur 2iss
feruns bes bis l. Sanuar 1876 bsnStbisten
6leii@es fir bas gl~rmsnbaus, fsrner @ns
9ebOte fir 80 GorO ioslei9 unS so GOrb
ipdter gu IieisrnSes Srennbola quite @siBs
ei6enbOlS, encouragement psr6sn.
@. S. 2lnOeriOn wurOsn So. 90 fir Oienite,
bic er in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seleiitst,
ais 3abluns belpiaist. Sierauf ,ertaste
ii6 Der &atb bis gum &c. Suli 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Samrs 9epb Gde Der I. unb MtainitraB.
I'M Marmororpsooospaluite bat 9tGss, mas
nOtbis lit III ben i3Oniten Sommeransiisen,
Iowobl fir Serrn oils Oamm uno &inSer.
Sabt ibr mas gu %taufen, bort tonnt hrs
gut unO biuis babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Nsm=Norf Marftberidt.

(yer Sslegrapb). Suli II. 1875.
Mebl-S4.5O bis 5.25.
WeiSen- Chicago S1.2S bis 1.29.
MiIwautee S1.29 bis 1888. = Soma II.
Minnciota. Sriibiabrs sl.2o bis l.93.-
@inter, rotber weitl. sl.35 bis 1873.
&ogsen-feit.
Ger te-lau.
Safcr-6O bis SO Gts.
@eli 6fprn-gemii6t weitI. 81 bis
So Gts.
6weinehei 6.-s2O.5O.
@olb in Nep Yort $1.144.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Gin Mann, Der INN YferS nnb @asen
su maiden, gu rueit in ben 6luB trieb, per.
Tor beiOe inOem Der Strom bisislbsn fortriB.
Den 8asen erlanStc man na6 pislem
Su6en wieoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Su elmer SpeSialibuns Sss StaStra,
tbes wurSe Der Muridul ansewieien, 8
9rien's S9la9tbaus al Gouler @penue
nieSer 81 rsiBen, I'M 6au S'Srisn es ni6t
~innerbalb "a StunOen I.lbit tbut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Scio aui Gnrrr Gut. Man bat uns
mitsetbsilt, baB %iOsenannte pedlars I'M iere
llmsesenO nit OtepiSinsn nnii9er MAIDEN
uno pieielben biaiser pertauien Ell, als DIR.
Nusui # &6nts's $ amb Eros
II, troebem bieielben ebenio gut iein
ioQen.-Teridwenoet Guer @eIO ni9t an
iol6e S.uadialber. @enn Sbr WfeoiSinen
n0tbis babt, sebt gu einem Superlaiiisen
9lpotbefer unb IaBt Sud- cine Slai6e
Samburser SrOpfen seben. Seit
Sabren bot li6 bieiss olts peuti3e Seilmits
tel bepGbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Anf Srn Sampibnutcm OeS Miiiiiiippi's
trsibt ii3 in lester 3eit cine Mtaiie Oiebe
Serum, Die es auf Die Sai9en Der Saiia9iere
abseieben baben. 9ebt'S ni6t anoers
i9neiOsn iie bic Sui9en aus ben Sleibungss
itiiden beraus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Cetb uno Srrrlrr babeu ben Contract
gum Sau Der neuen 9ale, inOem bic Iriebs
fraft weI@e Die Mai6inen aui Der S.rbits
ausiteauns bewe9t, aufseitelt wirb, fir
$2,555 erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

llnirrs cnsliiGcn Slattcr baben wieber
cine itinfenoe ScniatiOnsseidi6te aufses
jds6, bic lie bes 2unsen uno Sreiten
mftii6en. @ebiloetes, u~nitdnbi9es Eus
blitum, no biIt gu?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
$ta0t Dnbuque.

Orr bo@u'ite Sii9of &pan pon ct.
9ouis lit uuf Seiu9 beim bo3w'iten Sis
i5ofe Senneiiep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Jrauleiu araitaiia Satbertg, cine
Subuquer EO9ter, lit Ieete ISOLDE in ben
Orben Der Sbwstern uon Der t9eimiu9uns
eineetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Sie SrlGnoer Snbuaue's i6rciten in
ibren gorbereitunsen our 6eier pes bunOert.
idbrisen Geburtstuses S'GOnneus riiitis
poran. Gs i9eint ibnen gutter Grnit Su
fem, bus 6eit NIT Dem 9rOBtmOsIi6en
Bompe gu feiern. Nun S'Gonnea bats
INN SSrlanb woblperbient
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Die 10 nOtbigr Saoranialt finSet gu
gutter Sett AUDI cine Seipre6uns in ben
ensIii9en SIattern. IS bat ii9 iett Elm
llnterncbmer 9efunOen, Der Die Sa9e an
sreift, wena inn bic n0tbise llnteritiisung
III She'll wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Sic 8auarbcitcr baben bieien Sommsr
p%olauf gu tbun. Sn alien StraBen Der
Stabt i6aut Der Sammsr Ses Maurer's
unS Die 3immerleute iinb mebr bei6aitist
ais lie. Meiltens jebo9 iino es @pbns
bduier, bis sebaut werpen. SaS Sinten
Der Yreile bes Vaumaterials uub Der Dir
b,itsl0bne, lGbt Man6en ans Sauen benz
fen, ser sS friiber ni6t setban bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Gin @rbeiter, Der Samitas pom Bells
neuem im Sau besrifienen Sauie fieI, muir.
be fir tobt na9 0auie %setrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
@nittnmgen ii6er eupfspsene @efoer,
eimSesansem 6is Sam(tas A6emo.
GhicaQo Narftberiht.

(ptr Ie%leerapb.) Suli II. 1875.
$3.50 Bis SIS.
Weisen. So. l s1.15; go. 2,
S1.l23.
@eli6torn.-6S bis 90 Cts.
Safer-49 bis so Gts.
S9weinefei 6-$l9.5O.
Wutter-l4 bis 25 Gts.
Gier-l4 Sts.
@bistp-sl.l7.
Ginbpieb-s3.OO bis $50.
60 ines. so bis 100.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

@Bnmbrrgs grocer S6napsproceB fam
lette ISOLDE in ben 9. ct. Oiitrict:G SQUIRT
III Scout Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Granf Z. @aIfr............D Dominic 8bsmbsr,
@afRer l. 36om6erg.

gEir %bsicrssn: bic anlase BON 8apitalien
auf quite SYpotbsfsn unb Mnleiben auf lol&s,
ben 0srfauf BON staots unb 9anos@ runStistn.
tbun,, Gin3ige alsr 9rt, Abstracts of Titles,
fsrtisen ale mSsli&sn ssri&tlih.n 9ommente.
verfaufen ,,1idets" mad unb RON Seuti@lano
We9irl auf ale 5auptpldBe Gurppas, fsasn
.nliten aus in BEN bsten Gsusrssri6srunss-
gcmpasnisn. bstrsitsn aussrosm elm General
Law Business" unb bohsn bic Tsutfdtn BON
Dubuque Counts, perbsn l& in cbistn @nseIe.
stnbsiisn Eets rsnbsn an
2SalGtr & 36Om6trg,
9ts 9. unD gpatnlrab,. Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Sptei IN U%erfaufcn.

Su eats Giis. gDabaibap Co.. Winn.. biettt SER D.
Roam fsin Dor sinsut Sabre nea e~sbautss Sstsl unttr san.
fisen Ssetreunefn ,um 9srtduf. 0asielte tnibilt 20
3immsr, IN isbr bequem uro ltSn einstt6tst. bat quite
Staaunaen fur 40 gftrbe. Oie Page bee @afbauiss "a cine
aassSeinnttt Did an Der Ssotlanpuns am DitfiiTppi,
Der bier paft ptpin bei6l. III IS vru alien Ssiitn ,us6as.
Nues gDafer, mas man fur ben tdelibtn Btearf az.
braubt tam man aus lem tlarsn See nsbmsn.
Sebin9un9en.
Die 9dlitt baar. Der Rtf in elm biz 2 Sabrn. adbrs
ausiunft. ltriftli6 pbtr mlneli6. eibt Ssrr ). v. Ghmit
ODER Der @issithlmsr bes @tbdutts Serr RpaH. In Pale
aitp, Wabaf6ap Co., WinneIeta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Jarmrr, wel9e Die Giienbabn an Guts
fiib nit ibren @sipannen f~reuSen, mOssn
ii6 woBi in 9ldt nebmen. Die Stele lit
cine iebr sefdbrIi6e. Som 6a9an, Elm
gsent sum Serfuuf pun Mtdbmai9inen,
fam lstte @o9e nit YferS unb @asen an
jen.r Stsle an, eben ais Ser GiienbabnSus
paiiirte. Sa Der Snsenieur f%einsrlci 3eis
den CAB, 10 i6eute bas Efero, als es Die
locomotive iab, sins riidrpdrts nnO itarsts
ben Sussp bic SOi9unssmauer binunter.
gtatiirIi@ sins bas @eipann in Stiife.
Sas Yisrb lit itart peruunOetun Der Sreis
ber bat ii@ am 6uBe bei9aoist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

9as llrtbeil in Der ausuitine'i@en
Steueranselesenbeit sibt 9lnlaB gu sen
munnisfa9iten Seipra9en in Der Gta6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

6cbt III ". Slumcuaucr's Srauerei
ma6t ibr elm Spasiersan9. 6eines Sier
uno Elm Stiif e5ten GmmentbaIer &dies lit
bort INNER ~ baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Milwaufee Wnrftbrriht.

(Y Selssrapb.) Suli II. 1875.
8ei3en-9fo. l, sl.21 No. ., s1.19
Safer-NO. 2, 4S9Gts.
Weli n-6S 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
W6aentli9e SrisHite.
glo.4.

OupWqnV rtH 10. JIM, 1919.
SIN ntlhtr dut 8ritfs aneaeiet ire, relhe rem IL. Stuff
bic yur 10. Sui tn ttr hisiesn gricthee anat.onmei H..
ni6t abstteli reyttn fus.
Baud WPr5 Wary araufe Carl
Siesr 5ranf 8aufmann g2iI Scisa
SIcdlinser 8ranf Gamers 8
Stdsr Spbn yauirrsH
Disilibsr 3obn yeu3 Srnni
d Bona Sepnarec 4 Rsuifl j
Dpnsl Nieclau5 Ribm 2iii luna 2
Gribtns Peter WessIbauit geais
Grpsnhcrf Sobn Minnilher "
6stfatbsr . s slU6 Bertha
SsItinS Ir5 Gbriifrpb eliminating Scbn
6ibihmann WPiG WarieHsi6mann DIN 1ars
Saliar WRiH Naria SiUd 8rishria
5artli Saecb 6%rirsrpsiler 8ranf
Sadmann 9 3winssl unb 60.
SoHmann SuliuS
sQan srs,Hs ni6t, psna man mad Srisftn auf tisl.r sias
irast ~ stmsTitn. bay es no ~ etc iins' HHS bic Rum.
-. e. F0rbsrt. gsfmsiar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
g { fu 6 +!

gDs III Peter Bend aus 8sbl,r, @resberJpstbun Surtm.
surs.-Dsislbe III felt 4 Satren tn amerifa, pcr 2 Sabren
mar Ct bel Ssrrbarp Srsmsr In 81. Fouls. zen mo t ,um
I~ssteumaIe ssftrieteu tat. Ssin Batter mshtr ZEN Guftnt.
bait fennsn.
gDsr stpas Nabtrss ltsr Send wrB. tbeilt as satisf Ter
8st aencr rtr surenb. 8a,etie cher e,n Srn. YhtaaSl sen.
mann tn q. Domains, Safiou Co.. Sopa. nit. 206-209
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
Norooent(&er Slopo.
8~essImasise yof +. Dampfi&iH. Jatrt ;wiiSsu
Srcnteit ilno Baltimore

esr& bic siseus fir tisfsn 3rsd an Der Glyss or.
%bauten, nit aasn Grfcreernifsu ssrisbensn nsuer
e%iiernsn poieamYfl4 ihe ron $500 Tonnen
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-22
Preserving Fruit.

A new system for the preservation
of fruits is about to be tested at Mid
dletown, Del, on a large scale, and
if successful will revolutionize the
fruit business everywhere and prove
of much benefit to growers and con-
sumers. A New York man, who has
had q large experience in shipping
meats in cold air tanks from Texas
to New York and Liverpool, claims
that he can keep peaches and other
fruit sound for any length of time in
store-houses where an even tempera-
ture of one degree above the freezing
point can be sustained. He propos-
es to create this temperature inside
his fruit warehouse by means of cur
rents of cold air, and to begin his ex-
periments this season upon q large
quantity Of peaches, the supply of
which promisesto beunusually great.
The storehouse and apparatus, which
he is about to erect, are to cost $685.
900. He is being encouraged by the
fruit growers of Maryland, and il
successful, will create revolution in
the fruit business of the country and
confer benefit upon the public in
furnishing them with fresh and whole
some fruit at all seasons.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-22

Teachers and others will be glad
to learn that Judge G. r. Brown, of
Kalamazoo, Michigan, is now having
engraved very interesting map of
the Old Northwest Territory, show
ing the locations of the old forts,
trading posts, missions and other
points of historic interest, giving
dates and other particulars concern
ing their establishment. This map
will be furnished, by addressing the
publisher, for fifty cents. We are
authorized to say that during the
next sixty days, specimen copies Of
Judge Browns Government of Mich
igan" will be furnished to teachers
and school officers, postpaid, by
Brown & Quale, of kalamazoo, Mich,
for seventy-fve cents; Government
of Ohio" high school edition, for one
dollar; primary Government of
Ohio" for sixty-five cents, "Gov-
ernment of Indiana" (now in press,)
for seventy-fve cents. Over 1000
copies of these valuable books have
been sold and introduced in the
schools within three months. 1t is
all important that school officers
procure copies of these works before
arranging catalogues of textbooks
for the coming school year, as they
are highly endorsed by leading edu-
Gators.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-22
Sabbath School Work In
Ohio.

The Executive Board of the Ohio
Sabbath School Union held an inter
esting session at the residence of the
chairman, Mr.. William Allison, in
Xenia, on the 29th June, during
which the interests of the State work
were thoroughly canvassed, and
measures adopted to insure, beyond
the possibility of failure, the COM
plete organization of every foot of
our territory and full report of the
condition of the work for the Ma
tional Centennial in 1876.
The services of the Corresponding
Secretary for the entire year were
engaged, and he will Immediately
enter upon the work, giving atten-
ton mainly at first to the thirty
four unorganized counties, several of
which are already moving for county
conventions. In the complete sue
cess of this work the Board has un-
bounded confidence, and bespeaks in
its aid the prayers, sympathies and
hearty cooperation of all the people
of the State, and especially of all
Christian people.
MIR. John Judy, of New Philadel-
phia, was chosen by the Board to fill a
vacancy in its number caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Alex. Gebhart, of
Dayton.
The earnest invitation of the Mont
gomery County Sunday School Union
and the city of Dayton, to hold the
next Convention there, was accepted,
and the meeting will be held in that
city on the 5th, 9th and 7th of June,
1876.
The Republic Printing Company
of Springfield was charged with the
printing of 5000 copies o. the min
utes and addresses of the Newark
Convention, which may be expected
about the middle of July.
The Board will meet in Spring
field on Tuesday, the 9th of July,
for the purpose of preparing pro-
gramme for the next Convention,
and cordially invite suggestions as to
topics and speakers from all inter
ested. Write to Clifton NJ. Nichols,
Springfield, President, W. Allison,
Xenia, Chairman Executive Commit
tee. or R. Cowden, Gallon, Cor. Sec.
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Republican County Con-
ventiOn,

Tho Republican voters of Highland
county are requested to meet at the
usual voting places in their respec-
tive townships, on Saturday, July
"a, 1875, between the hours of 2 and
4 o'clock P. NJ. and proceed to elect
delegates to the Republican County
Convention, to be held in Hillsboro,
on Tuesday, July 27, 1875.
The basis of representation in the
County Convention will be one dele
gate for every so votes cast at the
election of 1874 for A. T. Wikof, for
Secretary of State, and an additional
delegate for every fraction of 25 votes
or over. Also one additional dele
gate at large for each township.
According to this basis, the num-
Der of delegates to be chosen from
each township is as follows:
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Think Of This.

This is q good year for thinking,
good people. just remember that
no banker, and no merchant, and no
manufacturer, can get along without
workingmen, but neither can work
ingmen get along without them. We
must all get along together. Blath-
erskites and vicious demagogues talk
to the people about capital, but they
never tell you that capital is nothing
but accumulated wages, and that
when it is all put together it makes
what you call a bank-in which the
poor and the rich are alike interested.
Be careful about these office wanting
demagogues who talk so loudly about
"bankers and such cattle" Bankers
are very apt to be men, who, by hon
esty, hard work, good sense, good
luck, and economy, have saved mon
ey. We have eight or ten just such
men in the Journal office, who, by
learning their trades, close economy,
and strict attention to business, have
got both real estate and bank stock.
They work still and are getting more.
In fact, the man who pens this para
graph was, only a few years ago, a
brakeman on the c., II. & D. Railroad
at 81 per day-Sundays not count
ed-but he worked out of it, as he
hopes all honest men will do. Don't
be imposed upon by political scoun-
drels, who aoa'et nothing but yoatr
votes and-offce TOR memselces.-
I DAYTON Journal.
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The State Temperance Con-
vention,

At Urbana, sometime ago, was well
attended, many of the Leagues
of the State being represented. We
copy portion of the Citizen s report.
The Committee on resolutions sub
mitted their report, some of the
items of which elected some discus
sion, while others went through
without a word of comment; the first
resolution expressed a reliance upon
God. The second, third, fourth and
fifth were recommendations in rela-
ton to the work of this Convention,
and were each referred to a special
committee The sixth was recon-
mendation of the use of tracts in the
temperance work, and the seventh
was as follows, and may be consider
ed the pletform of the Convention:
"Whereas, the special inquiry in
the minds Of workers is for plan,
therefore
Resolved, That present indications
point to thorough and perfect orga-
nization of all temperance people,
clear notes of warning from the pull
pit, banding together of the children
in societies, and, in short, wise and
diligent practice of the lesson the
world teaches, that what we would
successfully carry forward we must
keep constantly before the people.
Also saloon visitations by bands or
or committees wherever practicable,
holding of open air meetings, tenn
perance socials, visiting families who
suffer from drink, showing sympathy
in substantial ways, and that wher-
ever the spirit of God shall lead, in
confidence that He will crown the
work with success, but never failing
to keep our heaviest blows and most
determined efforts turned against the
traffic, not forgetting to ask "a special
blessing upon politicians"
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On to Richmond.
The Portsmouth Times says:

7 nc EUTIbIIOUIH IIIlts says.
"There is movement on foot to push the Hunt
ington road through at an early day. As soon as
the Scioto Valley road is located, the Huntington
enterprise will be pushed forward. Leading capi-
tasts and business men In this section have an in
vitation to go to Richmond for promised aid when
the pick and shovel is set to work on the Scioto
Valley road. The prospects are indeed pleasing,
and if our county lacks in its pledge to Mr. Chap
man it should Immediately set to work to put itself
in condition to say to him, "When your road is
built, sir, we will turn you over your money"
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Puzzler's Corner.
Problem.

Once as l walked upon the hanks of Rye,
To see the purliHg stream glide gently by,
And hear the pretty birds to ehirp and sing,
Making the groves with melody to ring;
T. in the meads, three bcauteOus Nymphs did spy,
That for their pleasure came, well rs l.
And unto me their steps they did direct,
Salutng me with most benign respect
Saving, "Well meti we've business to impart,
Which we cannot decide without your art
Our Grandma dead, and left a legacy,
Which is to be divided amongst three;
In Pounds il is two hundred, twenty-nine,
Also good Mark, being silver coin-"
Then spake the eldest of the lovely three,
'sI'll tell You how il must dividef be;
Likewise our names unto you will tell,
NY name is Mol, the others Anna and Bell;
As oft as | five and fve-ninths do take,
Anna takes four and three-scvenths her part to
make;
As eft As Anna our and ouc-ninth docs tell,
Three and two-thirds must be took up by Bell
What was the share of each? An answer is re-
quested. MAI HILL