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SyOWFORK COAL AND MINING CO

SNOW FORK COAL AND MINING CO.
h. c. GREISER, See I'M BROWN, Pre-
Once on North Columbus street.
UYHERE can be seen the plat of Marrsy
w City. and can 50 be obtained any need
ed information relative 10 the purchase of lots
In the same. Ali cOmmu unics1ions relative 10 the
purchase of lots in said tOWn, address TO the
President, all other communications address 70
the Secretary of the Company.
N B. Railroad will be built and running
through Murray City this season, connecting
with the Columbus 4 Hooking Valley Railroad
Af near NelsonvilIe. Now Il the time 70 Sc
cure bargains in town lots.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
Scrbanolmngcn oes Yoar0s Der
Supcrniioren pon Dubuque
Suuutt.

Oien ito 9, 10. Sanuar. Der
S9aemeiiter wuroe ansewieien @iuett's
Steueru fir 1872 obne i3inlen uno Citrate
innerbalb 20 Sasen gu empfansen. ges
nebmist wuroen bic Getitionen pom 90. Gill
more, q. .. @oob ais SerpaIter BON @.
Born, 9. Weebon, S. Carney, 9. Sal.
Serworien purben Die @eiude uon
Barbara Weper, s. Strata, 8. 6. Smitb,
.. @tcgausblin. Die Seridtc bes Gitp
auoitors iiber einsenommene Sporteln
,fees) unb bes 6risbensri9ters g. 1attner
pom Center Sopnibip wuroen senebmist.
Der Gtufieber oes armenweiens in Ou:
buque purbe ansemieien elue ~eorrette Cite
pes Namens unS Wobnortss ieoes 9lrmeus gu
balten, Dem llnterltitun9 gu Sbeil wirS
unb bic elite benz Superuiiorenrutbe in jeber
Sisuns uorSulesen. = Die Seri6te bes
~6rieoensri9ters %. 81. Gwans pom Center
lownibip fir 1873 1874 uno pom 6. 6.
CRAWFORD, bes lownibipidreiberS pom Yers
non, uurOen s~enebmist. Die Bombs Der fol:
senoen geamten wuroen sutsebeiBen: Der
GonitabIer s.. 8. SnoOsraB Don SernOn II.
Sra @Oroon BON Dodge 1ownibip unS Der
5risbensridtsr @. 8. gwans unb 9. Gait:
uer BON GsntertOwnibip.
Wittw o d. Der S1atmeiiter wuroe
eriu9t, s. Ganlon's Steuer fir 1874 gu
itrei9en.-G. Scripture uno anbern ipur:
Den bic Soften III Der s. StrObl StraBens
~anselesenbeit auf sI5 berabseieet, wcnn
oieieIbeu in 80 Iasen beSabIt werben.-
u. Chefs wurosn bic Steuern aui Got 4 in
Slaf'S Nboition e%rialIen, neil er abbranns
tc. Die @eiu9e bon ). ~. Jtobinion
nno 81. OfansoIo uuroen ni9t sencbmist.
Ueri9t bes S9reibers pom Dodge
lownibip, 5. 3. Goaiiu, wuroe ssuebmist;
ebenio Der Seri9t beS @eri9tsidreibfrs
s. y. SuisIey fir einsenommene Spor:
tsIn.-Oie @eiude non u. Me@ui9an,
H. 81. Gwans u. a. liz Setreii Der Stras
in Gentralia, q. Stronf, :. &. 6edel
anb Z. .. Guuipan wurosn psaporfeu.
lluf 8. &slp's @eiu9 in Setreii Der
Steuern aui 0auplas 3 nnb 4 in Siiiels
.looition, murSe Der Sdatmeiiter anse;
bieislben ;u itreidsn. Gb. 8irs's
puree Dem SO. Gr,te urS benz Qr:
nenauiieber iiber,pieisn .-Ser Sdaemsi.
ter wurSs ansswieisn, $500 fit Steuern
Der ELECTROMAGNETIC fir 1872 81 ems
wenn oieieIben innerbalb 80 Ca
beSablt werSsn.-S. ". Robinfons
Seiud wurSe wisSer in ge.ra9t sejosen II.
EN- S1atmeiiter fir 1872 II. 1873 srlaubt
AS ~ e~mpfansen, wenn oieielben inner:
alb 10 1asen emtridtet rperben. Der
Bomb bss SrieSensridters g. Carpenter
ION Dodge lownibip warb seuebmist.
Oonnertas. &. &. 8owbitid's
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Sas 0ciud an ben Gonsreb, um gr:
tausniB cine Sdiiibride bier iiber ben
pallihppi " bauen, sins lebte ISOLDE, Der.
asben nit nnteddriften Oct Stabtrdtbe BON
acnnIe'th uno Dubuque, bes Superpiioren.
ratses pOn Dubuque Gountp uno Don nr,ebr
ais 1000 Sdrsern unter;eitnst, nod
WaibiastOn ub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
Staot Dubnqne.

Tolseunc 6rrren baben bic 8iite ses
babt sic Nasntur Der ~0uremburser 8a;ette"
,u iiberneImen. Sic limb baber crmddtist
Aboumenten III iammeln, @eISer ;l coaces
tireu uno baiiir ,u auittiren.
IN 94 atcrlooun o @iIbertSuille,
sSowa, I}atb. &eulano:
On Sarpcr, Seotut 60, Soma, %.
Yeut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

$4,000 muB Die Gbicasos, Dubuque
nno giinneio asGiienbabu be;abIen, neil
lie S6ulD am GOpe oss s.. Marrap 1T uno
W. McRneisbt erbielt Gin llrtbeiI bon
$1,000 fir Se~rIetunsen, bic er auf oerisL;
ben Sabn erbicIt. 80 bat bus @eri9t
eatidiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

sSic In usri9ieSenen ltaetii@en Sldtten
bebauptet wiro, iei Der Treis elmer i3mals
ipurisen Giienbabn bios $40, 900 per Uaei:
lie bas 1T elm Srtbum; ioI6' cine Subn,
aud psnn fe 6urd weniser sebirsises ges
lamoe lduit, toitet nit Gini6luB oes rols
lenben Wtaterials ni9t weniser als SIP
IA, 900 Die Oieile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

SaS man audi bier in Nmeritu bic 0ien.
ite treuer @ebilien ;u belObmen weiB, be-
senst bic 6irma S.. Seu & So. 6ertig
nit Dem @usuertaufe ibres &leinsei9dftes,
muBten fe ehr iunses Mabden, Gaa Son:
pcrs, Oas ibnen 10 Sabre cine treue uno
feiBise Sertduierin mar, %entlaiien. Sci
Der 9eIesenbett ma9ten bic Gisentbimer
uuo Die iOnitise anseitelten bes @eidiite5
ibr um 6reitus blbi4e Ssi4ents. Gs
1T Dies eben 10 i%cbenswertb Don Der 6irma,
ais es empieblenO iir bic SertGuferin lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Deder II. Sdser'S Vsrss-ssibfaa sc
,tnibsr BEN gtbenaum IN nit elmer auswatl
eornsfai@u Yussies. Sdiihtu &c, iOwie be
ssasm lp,eree Ssritbsn. @r cine Spa,ieriahu
maSs.; ria, l0ats bort isins Srsr bintshaHsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
gBir modtcn Die 9oli,ei Oubuaue's irc

9Sir mOdtcn bic goIi;ei Subuque's ira:
gen. oh bic StraBen Der Stabt oasu ba
iinb. I'M Nettrsnnsn nit ben S6lirten
Aarin 81 MAIDEN, wie es tdsli9 in 9oeuss
itrabe gel6iebt. Gilt uiellsi9t Elm anberes
Seiet fur bic Upper tens, aIs fir anoere
Eeute ODER lit uniere gol,;ei blind?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

$1,000 lpra9 bic Snrp .. Qauablin
IA. neil Ct auf eincm nit Gis beleaten
S~eitenruese III Dubuque iiel. unb bod
wie wenis Sorsfait perlpsnoet msn bar;
raui bic duswsse rein gu balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Ssi D%lumcnauer an Gculsr Mssnue
tSnni ibr Elm sutss, feinss @las Yin uno sins
Portion tGtsn Gmmsntbalsr aaies BADEN. -
Na6 nal Spuutas's dnsn SpaSitrsars patin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

gic a!trg aaiicD!rr BON %an Suren
sownibip in Sodion So. baben lid gu ei;
ner @eieli6uit ucreinist, Die bcreits cine
idSne 3u6l NiteIieber, iber so, sdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

9Sir MAIDEN unicre 2eier auf Die neue
anseise Don Saruther uno Sturseon aufs
merriam, Die beute in ben Spalten Der
.Sa5ette" erideint. Yrobirts unb sebt gu
eawtber nnO Sturseon, Der Stod, ben iie
uOn s. Sca o. SO. setauft BADEN, lit ni9t
alt uno uerlesen, iOnOern i'm @esentbeiI
re6t gutter grt. Bel Oieien a3eiten iudt
bod ieoer 10 biais ais mOsli4 su %taufen;
bort bel Samtber uno Stur9eon t0nnt ibr es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
SbicaaO Narftbcri0t.

Selesrapb.) Saruar %. 1875
Mebl-hau.
@eiSen.-N go. l, 81 Cts; No. 2,
ssa Gts.
@ei1forn.-No. 2, 64R Gts.
Saier-52 Gts.
To99en.-97 Sts.
@erlte-rubis; $l.24.
S6weinelei 9-Sl7.75.
S6malS-ieit; $3.50.
Sutter-I5 biz 33 Sts.
Gier-frii9 25 bis 26 Gts.
89isfp-94 Gts.
Ginbpieb-$2 1915 bis 3.S5; befes
"a. 90 bis 600.
S9weine-lebbaft; $3.50 bis 100,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Gapt. Sraoinrs, Scmis l. 60. baben
IN Dem gerswert aui s.. @iloe's Sanb bel
Dubuque cine Grsuoer ansebrO6en, Die in
siner SO5lc, So 6uB lang, 90 6uB brett II.
nabe;u 20 6uB bod liest, unb wenisitens
500 900 Eiuno SIeier, seben iou.-So
sablt iih Sie Arbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
auBer SurlinQtou bot uiht zine siu,i.

aaBer burlington bat ni6t cine einsi.
sfaot III Soma SiebbOie (Stock Yards).
DIE b'el'Ss LINES" ma5t Den goridlas
iol3e AUD bier in Dubuque su srri6ten.
Die SSSse 1T tsihe i3leste unS es lit gar
niat ;u swsifeir, bab Dubuque ein ersllens
ter Ylat ;u ioldem nnternsbmsn III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Gnuuflb bat mad @b;us uler screttcten
Baarsn s52 $500 ais entiddOisuns uon
ben SeuercOmpusnien erbalten bas Ianst,
IN wieoer an;uiansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

GIN Samitas @adt Oridten Sicbe bel
Serrn s.. 0iine an Sian Strabe BUS "a:
benieniter ein unO itablen cine Turtie Ga.
BAT unb cine Ffsiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Scr Yins llutrritiibunss> Gcrrin bon
Dubuque ,rift anitclten am 4. 6ebruar
ben sSabreStus ieiaes 20 idbrisen Seitebens
ieierii9 u beseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Rentanas Stdbte bergen Silber i'm
Struecnfotb; inter Oubuque's StraBen
Rno mantc Der beiten Sleintiuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

@err J. Sufs's TierO brannte 6reitos
eurb uno mari i'm, slidliderpeiie Obne
jdpere Terletuns, aus benz Sdlitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Der 1radtprcis iIr 9etreioe BON On;
buaue nad MiIwautee uno Chicago lit uon
IS aui 90 Gcnts per!6unoert recusirt wuroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Wirtbibaitcn, bic ibre 9ieenien ieBt
nod nitt beSablt Daben, tommen por Die
Ridter, Die ie nit $40 Citrate entlaiien.
Biel Al weni9!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

W. Gtultcbcbu lit bran in No. SOC al
Naiultrase ieinsn neuen 2aben III Sro:
nun9 III ieteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Or. ans. &Onis's hamburger Sruits
thee wirO bier in Dubuque pom sSuntermunn
Il Saas, Don Ruete unb ben anbern 9lpos
fbstcrn IN llnmaiie pertauft. Sir Srult:
trunfbeiten alIer @rt, 1T berielbe iebr ems
pfeblenspertb. Brobirt i'm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
Or. Ylaoc,
ArSt umo NusenarSt,

tat leia, Office une gDstnune. Re. us u. 1885 8. Giraffe,
DubusRt, Sswa, ws or isssn Iae ~teninliirt rtrsm iann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
Satnes NiS9,
Speserei6dmofer 4 Apotfeeer,
Gde 0sain unb srits StraBe,

Subu1uc ctp
Saneelt In 9yatrasn uue Gttmitalisn. gain'm: thinsn
aur,parrm mt Mettaritd. 8etIcnsL Sanpen. sanPsn'
slair. 8arbsn. Ode uni Saritn.
Rins gDtins ure eptrtiusleu ~ rnssiJinii6sr 3Tsdrn.
gisntbimtr Ben Rias's Suhcntallam Cough
balsaml. Ter fir Sufsn. 9rfdltunstn. Attbma,
7tidhuhsn. Salsfipti unb fur ale aranfbtiifn
bts S4llness u. Der 2unssu gut III. 6. u. %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
@S1entli9e Street.-The.
10. 3.
Dubuaue, ben 25. San. 1875.

9r r,l6sy ole Srisis ~anee,est fas, r,6s ssm IS. San.
BE gum %. Gan. In Der biefasa geitsiFes ansd0mmta u.
niht nhh4hplf rorhsr Hrh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-19
Natl0mfll l0Cal Nem5.

We are fully persuaded that the magnificent
view from the observatory CT Mount Auburn on a
mellow Indian summer afternoon, can scarcely be
surpassed for beauty Of variegatcd autumnal gor-
geousncss, or city and country panoramic attrac-
tions, on this continent or elsewhere; while the
quiet Getty Of the dead in the immediate fore
ground, with its picturesque walks, varied and
elegant adornments and surroundings, cannot fail
OF producing impressions upon the thoughtful
minds, of profitable and lasting import. Consta Mt
Improvements are progressing in and about this
beautiful cemetery and we noticed that the area
Of the grounds had been considerably extended
since our last visit
Mr.. James Lord, Of Chicago H., with his fami-
ly, is now spending few days with his brother,
j. ID. Lord, Esq and other relatives in this city,
afer al absence from his former home of about
twent, four years. Great changes have occurred
during that time, both in place and people, but
few Of the older citizens OF his day remaining to
exchange greetings.
\ discussion recently occurred as to whether a
small pox hospital, mad dog infrnary or liquor
shop should be considered the most dangerous 10
the community in general; and the decision SEEM
cd in wise to favor the latter nuisance.
Several reservoirs have been constructed the
present season in this city, in localities remote
tlo on an available water supply.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Brown, of this city
was attended on Monday afternoon by members Of
Fire Company. Mr.. B. u worthy member OF
both the above organizations.
Several cases of scarlet fever are now under
been quite prevalent, though generally Of mild
type
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-19

State except Somerset. Fifteen Lodges are re-
ported with membership Of $50 and more. The
largest is Granite No. 81, of Vinalhaven, $50 men,
beis. Payson No. 224 of Rockland has 30, Pas
samaquoddy No. l95 Of PASSPORT 236, Belfast No.
| 80 Of Belfast 1888.
| The report of G. w. Treasurer, G.. @. Payson
Of Rockland, shows the financial condit ion of the
Order to be in a favorable state with about $1,000
in the treasury.
The report of Superintendent of Juvenile Tenn
plars shows this branch of the temperance army
to be in hourishing condition.
We make the following synopsis OF items Of in
tercst during the business sessions
Voted, That the whole or a part of the accred-
tied delegation Of any subordinate Lodge as may
be present at G. L. session ay cast the full vote
to which such Lodge is entitled.
Several amendments to the constitution were
proposed and land over under the rules.
Voted, To hold the next meeting of the Grand
Lodge at Bath, in April, 1876.
A telegram was sent to the prohibition conven-
ton in session in Boston, expressing the sympathy
OF the Grand Lodge with the temperance men Of
Massachusetts.
A Committee consisting ofJoshua Nye, Fred Z,
Shaw, A. j. Chase, J. X. Osgood and III. A. Shor-
ey, were raised to petition the Legislature to
prohibit by law the sale OF cider.
The G. w. G. L. was authorized to invite Col.
J. j. Hickman, the head of our Order in the world
to attend our annual session next spring.
The Grand Lodge voted to give splendid silk
banner to The subordinate Lodge making the
largest ratio of increase in membership during the
quarters ending Oct 3st and jar. 3lst.
a. J. Chase OF Portland, offered valuable Bible
for the best essay on The Declaration OF Primer
Piles of our Order Prizes were also offered by
Mrs. l.. c. Darlington and Brother A. j. Chase fer
the Juvenile Temples.
Large ard enthusiastic public meetings were
held each evening and addressed by score Of the
leading Temperance speakers of the Stale, includ
ing many prominent lady speakers.
The fraternal greetings Of the Grand Lodge
were sent to the Grand Lodge of England through
Brother f. Wethered Of England.
After the usual COMPILING ntary votes adjourned
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The eighteenth semi-annua session ofthe Grand
Lodge of Maine /. o. Of G. L. was held at Belfast
October 9th and 9Th. Notwithstanding the wealth
CT throughout the session was stormy and dis
greeable the attendance was quite good, and the
session was one of the best ever held.
The session was opened by the head of the o.
der and the following Grana officers were in at,n
dance: II. A. Sholey, G. W. Chief Temrar,
Bird ton; Mrs. j. orks, &. W. NIceTempiar,
Bangor; Geo. f. Bracket, G. w. Secretary, Bel
fast; Geo. O. Payson, q. W. Treasurer, Rockiand ;
Rev. G.. X. Palmer, G. W. Chaplain. Olono; G..
4. Maxwell, g. w. Marshal. Portland; Mrs. g.
Z. Bracket G.. W. Deputy Marshal, Belfast; +.
I'VE, p. &. W. Chief TemplAr, Augusta.
Bro j. F. Cowles Of Ca ndeu, was app intel G..
w. Counselor and Bro. Joseph +. Nyc OF Fair
field &. W. Inside Guard
The Committee on Credentials reported ninety
duly accredited delegates present representing
thirty. eight subordinate and SIX county Lodges,
There were also about one hundred visiting mem
beis present. Among the visitors was bro. Ed
warl Wcthcred of Bristol, England, who is visit
ing this country to obtain an idea of the workings
of the prohibitory liquor law, and ascertain the
, condition Of the temperance cause.
The report of the G.. W. {. T., H. A. Shosey,
was an able and interesting paper, treating fully OF
the condition of the Order in the State and map
ping out course of operations for its improve
ment and extension.
From the report of the G. W. Secretary, Geo.
+. Brackctt we make the following extracts
Whole number of Lodges l75, new Lodges Z, to-
total membership 1868. A thorough wedding
out of dead and forfeited Lodges has been made,
and the numerical condition Of the Order placed
on on exact basis. Live working county Lodges
are reported in each Of the sixteen counties of the
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rELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Johu Morrissey declines the nomination for
state senator.
Rogers & Burchfeld, iron manufacturers Of
Pittsburg, have suspended. Liabilities and assets
unknown.
The French schooner Sophie ct Julie has been
wrecked at Cape Archachon, coast of France, and
q persons drowned.
The yacht Mohawk lost her bowsprit and head
gear, yesterday, in a collision with steamboat.
Rev. Joshua Day, pastor of the Orange street
Baptist church in Newark, dropped in paraytic
fit, Sunday, in his pulpit. Physicians says he will
not survive.
Camp. meeting John Allen was no better yester-
day. 1t is feared he had too many visitors Sun
day.
The tannery of Alonzo Patcher, Barceville, n.
Y, was burned Yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Dolan, the alleged murderer of Mr.. Noe, plead
not guilty, yesterday.
Finnell has plead not guilty to the murder Of
Ned O'Baldwin.
The affairs of Lee & Shepard are being salts
factorily adjusted.
The statement that the President has offered
the secretarysh ship of the interior to ex-senator
Chandler, is confirmed.
Custom receipts, S44s. 800; internal revenue re-
ceipts 1851, 7Sl
Dan Sullivan murdered Neil Davis in ST. Louis,
yesterday, in quarrel