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n0ARn 0E pARD0NS

Rulcs--Undcr article ~, section O.
Of the new Constitution, the power OF
tho Governor TO grant combinations
Of sciitqncevsp aud pardons can only be
excfvit9d "upon recommendation In
wriQng by the I4Icutonant Governor
Secrctsry Of tho Commonwealth, At
tornsy GenevNl and Seoctary Of Inter.
mai thhlrs, or any illree Of them, after
full hearing, upon due public notice in
open session"
The Board is equally divided IN a
political sense. Mcssrs. Latta and
MeCapdless are Democrats, and Messrs
(luay and Dimmick Republicans.
At u meeting Of tho above named
officials held on the 4th day OF May,
1875, tho following rules were adopted
10 regulate all applicationsfbr pardon
First. The first Tuesday of each
lmonthis appointed as the day whcrcon
the board shall convene to give full
hearing IN open session TO all applica.
lions for pardon. 4 M 49,.
Second. The board must be furnished
l a.
with proof that notice Of application
for pardon has been published once q
week Tor two consecutive weeks, in q
newspaper printed IN the county oI
city in which conviction was hnd, said
proof 70 be made by the affidavit of the
publisher OF the newspaper that the
publication Ind been made as required
BY this rule. a.t..a ta.i
Ihud. Notice Of tho application
must have been given to the Judge who
tried the cause, and to the district at.
torney or attorney whoprosecuted, and
proof Of said notice bc furnished.
Fourth Every application for pard on
must bc accompanied with the follow
ing papers, written in q clear nnd dis
tinct hand; ia.oi,.r,...l.r =
i. A certified copy~of tho whole
record including docket entries, min
utes Of the court, copy Of indictment,
pleas and all other papers on file re-
lating to the case.
2. A brief statement of the reasons
upon which the application is based,
setting forth all the facts, will be re-
quired IN every application the notes
of evidence taken on trial letters from
responsible persons in the community
where the crime was committed
FJM No applications will be con.
sidered # presented to any individual
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Too BAD.-Wc wrote recognized last
week, but our "deyil' made us say,
eGen. McCandlos has re.orgaaised the
soldier element in the persons OF Maj.
Forester and Capt Gricr.n We're we
reformer we would say some bad
words sometimes but we prefer to
take things as we find them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

PASSING AwAY.--The recent death
of ex-Chief' Justice Woodward, of the
supreme bench of this State, adds one
more to a very striking list of deaths,
Out of the five ex.Chief Justices liv.
ing couple of years ago only one,
Chief Justice Lowric remains. The
other four, Lewis, Read, Thompson
and Woodward, have all died within
less thnn two years. IL ID lI..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

JUDGE WooDwARp.-Thc unexpect.
ed death of this eminent jurist, full
statement of which viii be found on
our first page, will grieve his numer-
GUS acquaintaucesin in this county,whcre
he presided as President Judge for
many years. lie had many warm
admirers and personal friends in
Clcarfeld county. i9u NiH NlWr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
CAUTION

All psrscns ere hereby warned sgsina psrch.
asng OF Ia any manner meddling with the fol-
lowing personal property, now 10 tho hands Of
Levi Loader, Of Bcggs township, vlr One yoks .
rod aad white exsa, one two.horsc wagon. one
black and white cow. one plow. one harrow, one
rcd two year old heifer, one cooking stove, one
egg stove, oss cupboard, three beds and bedding
one clock, one sst chairs, one table. scrss rye.
with him subject TO my order at any time.
LRvI BBNNfNGHooF.
wallseetou, NAV ~. ys.sts -T-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
CAUTION

All pesssns are hereby vAasd against pur-
chasing or in any manner meddling with the fol.
lowing property, new In the hands Of }. A. Nsa,
sifi 2 stoves, 2 set chairs, I rocking chair, 1
cupboard. beds snd bedding, I stand, lot Of
carpet, seres Of wheat, I piow, marc, 1
horse. set harness, | sied, | wagon, 2 pigs,
shsrif's sale on May Tth. and 10 left with him
subject 10 my ordsr. REUBEN NRIMAN.
New Washington. May 10. aI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
CAUTION

All persons are hereby vuusd sxaisst pur
chasing or In any way msddlias viih tho fol
loving property. now 10 ths Possessiaa Of s.
Miller, viyi : Get shsiss, ! sostiag chair, .
tablss, book sase. I sisk. 4 siAad. lot Of lin
ware, Pieks, half interest In sesi ear. stoves,
beds and bsdding. The same was purchased
By me At consiablss ssls On Nay ia, and len
with him subject to my order. 4. I0I iil
Ssv Washington, Nay iesL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

In accordance with the law enacted
at the Inst session Of Congress, Sccro-
tary Bristow has commenced the with.
drawa! Of fractional currency prepAra.
tory to issuing small silver coin. Over
10000 ofthe "small trash" has becn
accumulated In the treasury within Ne
past month l'1'or' ''o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Another Theodors Til,on has turned up. He
was drawn as Common Pleas Juror In Pitts
burgh few days ago.-Ereha"gs.
Well,two Of a kind are too many for
this Continent, No Golden Age could
sport two such characters at once.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

2 sLovE IN A CoTrAGE.'-We under
stand there are quite number pco-
pie looking up this lovely sentiment
these tight times, while trying to make
both ends meet. l---.-- --.LL- - !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19


Tim, vERY THIS,--Grant's family
organ--thc Washington Republican
edited by brother Harlan, is getting
its back up because Vice President
Wilson is stumping the southern States
for his health. Tho editor in question
remarks in .lo0H i1 Iin
Some or The irrsverert Newspaper scribblers
couple The names Of Woe President wiIson sod
Sergeant Bate, together as the great American
staI-spspg led -nsnnsr-bridg the bloody -chasn-
cOneiliaion .tfavelers--whIcb !, rough on Dates.
Now, brother Harlan, there was no.
body said anything about that but
yourself II is one Of your irrcverent
cock.and-bull stories, gotten up to in
jurc brother Wilson at tho expense Of
Sergeant Bates. It's yourself that
Iscribbles that ''bloody chasm" item.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

y CONSIDERABLY MIXED. = "Uncle
Jake" of the Butler Herald, says, "Ex-
Chief Justice Woodward died at Rome,
Luzerne county this State, on the 10th
instant --.-.I- ---I -.u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
CAUTION

All perscns are hereby warned sgsinst pur-
chasing or in any manner msddling with the fol-
lowing property, nov 10 the hands Of q. y. Mills,
viri black COW, white COW, timber sled, 1
AIMING mill, plow, steer, spotted Gov, Z
spring calves, ball, 2 hogs. purchased by nc At
shsrif's sale, and len with him on loan subject
TO our order. w.P. MAZE,
rnIuY MATTHEW hsGARvEY.
Anrony lila Mav 10 sTs-ats
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

State ef Pssn.yivas;a, clsa.fsid Cou~iy, SIS.
i, W. M. Shaw, Cashier Of the County National
Bank Of clsaraeld, do solemnly swear that the
above statement IL true to the best Of my kno~i-
edge and belief. W. NJ. SHAW, Cashier.
Subscribed and swents before me this 18th day
Of May, A. d. 1875.
JOHN W. wRIeLEY,
corrsct--Attsst; JAMES 7. LEONARD,
JAS. b. GRAHAM,
wM. POWELL,
May ~, 1873. Directors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19


FIRE AT TuscARoRA ACADEMY.
From the Mifilintown Independent We
learn that the main building of Tusca,
rora Academy, located at Academia,
Juniata county,a four story brick build
ing, was destroyed BY Ere on Wednes.
day night, oath nit A portion of it
was occupied by Prof Stone, tho prin-
cipal, as a dwelling, whose family was
awakened by the smoke entering their
rooms. Looking out of the window
they saw the light reflected on house
in close proximity, and supposed that
the one on fire, "but were Mortified on
finding that it was their own home
that was being devoured by the fiery
demon. h was with great difficulty
that Prof. Stone and his family escaped,
as the dense volumes Of smoke Through
which they had to pass almost suffo-
Gated them. The fire spread so rap
idly that everything in the building
was consumed. Prof. Stones loss on
private property will amount to 81, 900.
The loss of the building isabout 1000,
on which there is an insurance of 81.
900, "The fire originated in q room
in the basement, in which was stored
a lot Of furniture, and is supposed 10
have been fired by On incondiary---
The burning of the building will not
affect tho school, ample accommoda-
tions having been secured for boarding
oil the students who have como from q
distance" "--Leristo,un Sentinel. sdioqa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Ralph Price, The 'oide,t inhabisshntt d
Armstrong county, Pa, died At Parker
2 few days ago, At the age Of lol years.
He Is thought by Some perrons % have
been the oldest person IN tho State. NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Pope Plus has just celebrated his
eighty.third birthday, and is still hale
and hearty. ft 5Hl ifiD
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

GETTING DAREER.-The New York
San shines out 10 this way.while re-
lating to business facts: f1a,
Never IN N, hissorysf Nsw York we're there
70 maay ssosss 70 iss oa broadway % nov. Ths
1rst ef May he's passed, ana ysl ihs possers "Te
Let" stare ons In the lace ali the wsy up Bread.
way from Canal 70 feersssnth street. : N ~
What a happy and glorious and free
people wc arc, anyhov But, says
the laboring mani want cash. Where
is II to be founds Grants own rels.
tiops can really ! % all tho work o.
nanded now r's narrow 30 qn1is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

A DMINIsTRATRlx' NOTICE.-

A DMlNISTRATRix' NOTICE.
a Notice 70 hereby given that Lsttsrs Of Al.
mini'trAiien on the estate Of JOHN CURRY,
late Of Jcydon tcwnshp, ClssrAsld County, Pc,
dscssssd, having bssa duly grated 10 shs unasr'
siensd, all .psrssss iedsbtsd V said estate vim
Pleas make immsdisss psynest, and thoss
having claims Of demands VII present. then
asAy. ELIZABETH P. CURRY.
nay ~, ltIb.-W Adn'a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
NEIY.s ITE.uS.

tiufVTtuut uiNtuNtIlch VI Nult unu
coal have just been made In Idaho Tor.
ritory.
rWheat isripcning raphlly in Tcxas'
and thc farni6rs wlll son commence
|ha'vssting
Tho GraA Lodge FLOOD Temp
Sas. .Hss T!'' isA. 'oi%xs"' 1|nf""d'' r''
Judge Picrrcpont, the new Attorn.
ey-General entered upon the discharge
Of his duties on the fifth inst.
The cx.wifo of the late Senator
Sumner is soon to marry Henry Jones,
n clerk In the New York Custom House.
Mrs. Sarah Clinton, daughter yof
John Adams, ST., died ibw days since
at Fly Creek, Otscgo county, New
York, IN hcr s8th year. '''..'-.'s
Tho Massachusetts House of Rep.
rcsentatives yesterday appropriated
$50, 900 to represent the State at the
Philadclphia Exposition.
40 --Maine is Offering land for sale in
Aroostook county for 80 cents per acre,
payable In work on tho public high.
ways,aGo East, young mau.9ifsdG
10 - AGcncral Shcridan's marriage 10
the daughter of General Ruckcr chief
quartcrmaster on General Sheridan's
stair is now fixed fortune next, a'A /
-The,evidencc in the Beecher-Til.
ton case. is all in, and the arguments will
commence today wednesday,, The
defense will occupy five days. j.-' I
--Thc summing up of the log crop in
Michigan and w isconsin gives the crop,
as far as heard from, at41l 900 900
feet less than that of tho past season.
-Itis officially announced, ut Madrid,
Spain, that the Treasury has paid TO
Caleb Gushing $4,000, being the last
installmcnt ofthc virginius indemnity
8 --Carruth, tho vineland editor, who
was shot by Lands and carries tho
bullet in his brain, IL now able to sit
up, and his physicians say he will re-
cover l1n lI9ti 1iiHmH4rg lit l
ll---tiencral Osborne has sdisbanded all
the Ninth regiment on duty in the coal
region, except companies A. b. and II Z.
which nrc left at Hazleton for tho
present ~ wv +.
\ The Louisville Cowier--Jowadrs s
special from Lexington says General
John c. Brockingridgc is sinking rap
idly and his death may be expected
at amy moment. a aoass asH 4a
Hon. Willard Hall died at VIII.
mington, Dol, yesterday, in the ninety
fifth year of his age. He was class
mate Of Hon. Horace Binncy, In Har-
ward College aia'i la'sF tE'm
Three ladies, daughters ofPcter Har-
nun, Of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, were
drowned near that place on Monday
while attempting to cross the San
duslSy river in a wagon. fhia
1--Schuylkill pays its County Super
intendent the largest salary of any
county in the State, 81, $50, and Sny.
der and Forest counties the smallest,
$500. lsa esll3 aa a.raf ai'
'--A special dispatch from London
says that eighty-ninc bodies of persons
who were lost by the wreck Of the
steamship Schiller have been recovered,
A diver has made q survey Of the wreck,
NJ .n o..,,o, ~. ho, 90 N;,.. ~ y D.. L..
lnv oa' 'pe.rSas u, t,nos =. : ;. nrhei
nossd a S1o 'o ha," - " eoat ,La Gy s,a,s ahop, So
s225, 900. Tho people ought to be
thankful that he didn't bring his trunk
--.S. Louis Times. yrq l sssoa
-,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Read the amended gamc law in an
other column in this issue,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

VALUABLE PROPERTY
Nom FOR, SALE OR FoR RENE

!, The suSsns.hsr gives netics thai be will either
rent or soil his dwelling aud store properly, 'iI'
10 the borough ef cisarkeld, Ia. The store room
is 10 Sifec,. The dreliing house contain. J
roons anda Kitchen On the ffst story, and
rooms on .tho second story. The store room
can be had at once, and, the dwelling portion
al Hnd affcr tho lat tof July. For further par
,iculars, address % app ly y the undsrsigeed Ga
the prcmlses q 70. Q. PASSNOkk.
Ciehthcid, Pa. May 10. f5-u
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| NEW sToRE.KERpER.

hereby give psbre notice that on the "a
day Of May, 1878, Purchased the sntir. stook Of
tore goods Of Moses Arnold, 10 New washin gton,
together With all his books, notes aud secsusts,
~ we'll ne one buggy. one wagon ssd one set Of
harness. Those knowing themselves indebted 10
Mr.. Arnold. viii please come forward aud close
up their rceounts. n. A. Arnold 10 my suthorissd
agent TO trausset business In ~ absenes. The
basinsu will bs contlnucd by me II the old stand.
JAMES GALLAGHER.
New WssLtustun usv 10 ats Is 7I777T n D.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Reader. II you want to know what Is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns, the Special column In particular.
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d a

~ ~, No. 20 March 7. 10
JpsspA n Il iIs,bara. Alias Ssb ssr Di'sr'.
You, the said Joseph II. Hepburn, are herss'
notised and tegnircd 70 bea ana appear before esT
said esart be hold At clesrheld on the i'n
day Of Sune neat 10 answst the petition or l'ss'
Of he.said Jennis, y. Hspbsrp, above namsa,
ma shos cause,1ns any you have, Why the ni
Jennie IS. Hepburn, your wife, should noi ~
dweyssd nndYspatsted from tho bonds Of nalif
mcny, entered intc with yva, sccosding 70 Wv
Acts OF Assembly In such eass made and pro-
''d'd' ss..,s.. - .e h MsPHsRseS, s,s,,s
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ITO -

For SALE 81. 400 clcnnsld borough Bonds
boaring iniefest At nsr cont per annum, rayi'
blc SENT -anauany. Aadress "D-,
mayislt Repablican oa's.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

ID EPORT Of the condition Of the COUNTY
N NATIONAL BANK Of Clear6cid, at the
close Of business on May I, 1875:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Agents Wanted to Sell
The Political, PsrsonAi. and Property
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

N AIRY sNYDRR, III -
A (rssussy vi,A l~v ssAslss.)
oi nARBlR AID nAIRDRDsanR. s..
~ = n.stss g. ssssslas osst H:sss.
4 s'sSs tsvsi N svsVy sssssnss. nsy 10, rs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10 1873,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

"a 1.-The first locomotives built at the
Altoona shops has been put on tho rails
for trial trip. An ordinary locomo.
tive cannot draw more than sixteen
carA up tho steep grade west Of kittan.
ming Point, yet itVis said The new pat
tern Of engine can easily haul twice
that number. The firc- box, or furnace
whore the fnelais burned, Is nina feet
long. Several additional engines upon
the same planwill bc erected ,l,e-,..,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
Gronor B. GooDLAsDER, Editor.

CLEARFIELD, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

The procession at the Masonic
Temple dedication in New York, juno
Cd, will be one of the largest and mos,
imposing ever witnessed, Three thou
sand Knights Templars and ten thou
sand Master Masons will be in line
many ofthem from Europe, with thirty
brass bands, -, ~ tffg'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19

peiuns iiberaesan9ener &Ssper feblte Hspf
uno Sdnoe, wsl6e wabrldsaslid BON wf'ssn
Sbisren absenast uno ueriateYpt rporOeH
iparen.
Nabc &apmeilcr miro Die Sdrreba9 NIT
elmer griite iiberipannt, bic 1900 81. toffeH
lol.
IN Cberpaupadl lpirb elm nenes S6uL
baus erridtet, Sas auf S60OO-70C@ Jr.
uerani6Ia9t 1T.
Sic MaIif;dalc in 9uremburs bat oart
DEN am 8. DECEMBER erfOl9ten Soot oes
0errn Glauierlebrers j3iQcr einen ltrper ~
erleeenoen Serluit c%rlitten. Der Veritos-
bete mar elmer Der @riinoer bcrlelben nnn
bat ii9 Die lan9s Reibe Sabre binSurd ses
uiienbaite Grfiiuuns ieiner Yffidt, sepaart
nit %ieltener Site unS Jreunoldaft tir
leine Sdiler auSge;ei6net; audi battle er
ii6 Die Siebe uno N6tung allsr erporben.
Ils Siir9er uno Meni6 ,Gblte !6err yros
feilor 3iuer III ben Seltcn. Setn Ses
9rdbniB, Sem Elm langer :3ug uon Gbeie
nebmenoen iulste, leste bieiir iprehenoes
3eugniB ab.
Ser ilebcrIiftsplan uuo oas ydn3cH~
Erofil Der Settion Der Giienbabnlinie BON
Saitna6 iiber &ile nab Sautenbo3, jniS
l6en Der 6el9ii6en @ren;e uno %genanntem
Rautcnbah, iouie bo5 Eroiett Der GidJtuHg
urc bes VdngensFrpfirs Der Settion Der
Giienbabnlinie pon Steiniurt iiber Getdr
Iinaen na6 Saitna6, ;piiden 8eidlinsen
6oitcrt iinO fertig uno liesen int Ge5ieruxsas
gcbdupe III 2uremburs CUR Giniidt oiicn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19

mas aud feline Hi6tistcit bn'. Nus BEN
9ebt berUor, oaB Setter Srian, Den man
INNER Sen yMeridcr Yetsen" n%annte,
wirfliG fein anoerer ais Der @eiudte =.
Srian lit, Der isin yebsn ourt cine sSnoia.
nertugel bel ,Sort Suiort laiicn muBte.
Sollte uns pielei6t nod SemanD dnoerS
gusfunit iiber i'm geben tonnen, 10 wdre
oaS Der 5amilic pon Werih, "a oieielbe
in Grbidaits {, Nnselegenbeiten nad ibm
lubt, iebr erruinidt.
I'm r]crnnuocncn Monat DECEMBER
wanosrten Is 9u~remburscr iibcr 9tcp Yort
nab ben Ser. Stsaten Staaten elm; I'M
Torlabre lanoete nur ein cin;i9er Nisman'
berer in bemieIben.
ltn.sr Den neuen Veamten pom Sbebops
aan Golntp, @isconiin, Die am /. Sarmar
ms Nmt traten iinben mir audi gurembnr,
ger Namsn. Sa lit st. Seucs, Der als
S6eriii iunaircn rpiro. Nls Seputu SIDE.
riii bat cr ben iriiberen S6eriii SO. 81.
Support ernannt. SIREN mir nidt, 1T aud
Sb. 81. Msper, Der S6atmeiltsr oeS 6oun;
tp's. Gin 2anoSmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19
2jelSi(G- ~Suxem6urg.

9m ~. D. 3D.. lit ein sroBes giienbuBn=
un9Iiid bel WteQier auf Dem Gi9entbume
oeS @ruicn Nrenber0 oci6ehen. Sin Sbcil
oe5 uon SriiNel nab g(rlou iobTnoer 3uees
uuroe sort i'll cineu SluB, Der iifr on Der
Stclls III ciuem Seib eupeitert unp lebr tief
lit, geluorien. Dtau itreibt. DAP 4 Saija
giere boS Se6cn lieBe.: uno cine 0roBe Mn
;abl pcrpunOet iino. NGherc 9fa6rihteu
feblcn nod.
Err hrlaii9r Srnat bat geser oas Ges
lud DEN Senator Berg Dor N9Ifbateau,
wcil or nidt mebr Die geleemdasi9en Steuern
be;ablt, ieiueS ImteS III entie1,eu, enti6iez
ben.
3u @ard,rs brad am % December i'm
loauie pes 9ti6ters Sepane cine 6euers>
brlnit aus, Die Die idweriten Sotsen bate
baben f6nnen. Die Mta9p bsmerfte ben
Srano eben ais man lid 5is Glide ieeem
wolte. Yrennenpe aoblea iuaren aus benz
Sfenlo6 9efauen, batteu crit ben Seppi6,
Damn ben Susbopen uno nadber 3 Salfen
in Srano seiett. Siel Feblte nidt mefr
,pdrs Der SuBbooen in beuen Slammen
s%spsien. Die Serluite inb ni1t beoeu=
tend. Sa in Seit NlarM 9egeben wuroe,
gclans eS Den 9ta6baru bas Seuer gu bdmz
pfen.
Ser Sirgermeiiter Don Arlon; Serr
I>ouenfels, beabiibtist Ieine GntIaiMna
elnsureId)en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19
Y6eim, 2Nofef una SOAR.

-Srei Mit9lisbsr Sss Sorftanbes oess
Mainssr Surnperein's balisn i'm bilt5fi= 1,
den Yalais oie6eniter siuwsrfen; b~arauibin,
lDste Iib Der Verein. Der aus Gulnir=
idmpiern beitebt. auis
-Sn Sbolep itarb am Is. Siiraermeia
tier Merteu. Der 20 Sabre iein arAl Der,
tpalist bate.
SIN Yal,sm bel &smih. iHr D lest
bsreits felt 3 Sahreu obns 8siilihen /; Die
@ldubisen miiiisn RAD areujweiter ;um.
YritHer.
- Mls Der bon ginhernab naA Ntopfus
fabwnocr Omnisus am IL. Sswma.r-
NbsnSs IS llbr in RE Nabe Der Sieberas..
mible fam. iab lid Der &utIdasr in Halas,
BON ;piiden Den SniaIsn aussebrofsnen,
Sireitisfeiten %osranloBt. beIelben ,usnr
Nusiteiaen Su spinaen, po5ei osmlsIben
/, Der Ndbe bsiiE S.ids 6uhstuehie tShit5..
lid uaren. Snum mar isae9 DER 0mni.
tas serdumt. sis ic6s G1aiie abaeieusvS
wurSen. Gin SabrtncAt blicb au5 hr
Strle foot, Elm Observation-Disclosures Gus
Mapen puroe leidt mrmunoeh.. oesoer
tonnte he iriprti9e Sc,buftuna Der Sedter
ni3t aus9eiisrt usroeu.
Ger Sir9crmeiltar BON @5aarmr.uina
gen madt befannt. eab in Esi9e hes llr~
tleila ofs 2~ano9criGts gu SaartrGdm orr
acknowledgements IN ShWerSbots 8eidtpi-
len lei. uno brObt aeukaissn. Die, lid ois
Mtalisosr ierrsr beibcilissn. Dis oeissilHe
Snais an.
Der Sbsrlsarer. 9roic1or Or. Sama=
der IN srlcr. lit am !. 9sseme. i'm Nltsr uos
66 Sabren une nab As iabriser ysirtiam.
felt peniionirt worotn.
Die Direction Der Saartriidsn G;isn.
balm. moat %nlaltsn gum Ban Der D,o-
Flbabn. IS inn tsreits Mn9sbote Gins
9eiorhert fir Die Stsins gum @,su oer
WoieItritc BET Yialsel Spii6eu y8eaeu
uAo SemmslS. uao ipii6en MeNiid uni
&ons tauit man bcreits Die 2deosrsicp,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19
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