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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
Wtnneiota.

Der Wtnneota Sdnserbuno bdlt
feline biesidbrise Easiasuns ant 8. Seps
TENDER in gouns @merita.
Die Nus tie III n 9 lanowirtbi9afts
li6er, sewerbli@er unb aunitprObucte bes
Staates miro am g., A., 5. uno 6. Sttos
ber itattfinben.
Minneapolis braudt gu ieiner
StaOtuerpaItuns na9ites SaBr 1921, $50,
mas bur6 Stenern nit IA Miue besablt
weroen muB. Tout CONNIE chez nous.
Die 6irma @i6ion & Spler in Mtin.
neapolis, meI9e bic Star 8oolen Mdible
betrieb ur0 800 arbeiter bei6ditigte, Fat
Bancroft gema9t.
Sn OuIutb nimmt Der 6ii9banoeL
bebeutenoen &ufiGwuns. Sine ein;ige
6irma ~perian6tc pdBreno Der letten spei
8O9en unsefdbr $50 Gentner Slide.
lleberbte Grnte in Minnsiota err
fabren mir boS Jolgenbe. StearnS So.
bieibt ni6t pom BEN Seui9refen peri9ont,
bod lit Der S9aoen ni6t 70 CROP ais man
slaubt. Man@e 6armer i6nitten ben 8eis
gen, ebe er reif mar. ct. Soiepb, ct. gu:
suita, Sob Sprins, Saut iinb ben 8ers
~beerunsen aus9eiett gene en.-glus Oas
fota So. fommen piele 6lasen iiber ben
NeiSen, Der bort cine ipdrli9e Grnte sibt.
0us &orn itebt iebr idOn unb wenn nidt
uorSeitiser 6roit baSwii6en tommt, miro
bic Grnte cine rei9e ein.-Souiton So.
uno bic GOuntps an Der @rense BON Soma
baben bur9 Srodsnbeit unb @epitter ses
litten unb wirb bic Wei;enernbte cine ses
rinse iein. Wtit ben iibriSen Yrobuften
sebt es beier.-Sn Der @esenb BON Sit
&iuer fieI bic @rnte siemli9 gut aug.
SdOn sebt neuer @eiSen mad Der MibIe.
-Sn Watonpan SO. perpiltsn bic Seu:
f9rsfen bas &orn unb r~uiuiren bic @drten.
Wan fat 9lnsit wesen Der gier.-llm DAT
Dale bat man cine quite gtnbte, Defenders
piel @eiSen. 6Orn 1T i6on.-Sn Meefer
So. %fonnten bic 9eui9reden ben @ei;en
ni9t mebr bei9doisen. sic tbun aber benz
&orn S6aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
@entanr
[Sricf BON cincm Npifmeiifer.I

,,Serrsu s. .. sRot u. Co.:
gs.int Srau lit felt Ianssr Belt far ,tliS zen @sxua.
,Das itr ab,r aass bali. 1T has ,Gertaur etni.
"natnt NIT 6rsufsn Tam TO iassH, has saFtlbs Nt 60.
,,beilt bat. M. 3. nina"
3in it sias soa ben rs en- tasitas 3sssnihsn abtr HE
tur6 has ,,GtRtaur 9tuimtnt" t,pirttsn puneer.
srasn Ssiluna,n. GsF,n Sstsnsttstts Trs auf issr Sla.
f&e tunessmadt. gs sntb lit S~ssntraut. Nssntba, Iruiea,
SteinSi, Gdrtrlie unt anSsrs, bis i.st taum tstannt, Su.
srsettnlisu. Gj il cine untefrsittare Statfa6s, sas sas
uGentaur tnimen T. mebr Ssilungsn ron Gef6puls
aen, @elsniitetftcit, Nusi6ldsen. &tcuma.iamuS, gltnral.
sa, Saftf&msrien, S6reFattmisIsit, Wuaeireyrs uip. he.
ririt Eat, ais ale arsern SaIbrn, gHatsr, ginrsitunSen II.
(. NJ, tie iset i'm @etrau6 fnt.
BUR 3abr' rno 5treni6mersSu, Stddeui@UiGe, Saut.
iufen une Sautausi6ldse 1T CO uausertrsthi@. Gs beilt'
cine 9arben 81 bintsrlairn, ,iebt @ifE aus SIhca unN Stis
den uns ttilt 5~rpitseulen in turisr 3G, Seine Semitic
tasn tas e sRtaur gin M eut" I'M wsiBsn llmi&lds
%ent6ftyen.
las Centaur Liniment In, gelben ilmi6lag
III enmcns6ar bi Sau;vrbartuus uno itdfca @lusteln Der
3bisrs. SsiRs g0irIiamtsii in 5aQsn ven Spatt, ,Spe.
ms, g~8tne8age, 8eFf8s4 Iult uuO Spetssi6puIt IL &C.
raeeju erlGunlia.
Die Serrsu S. @le giare n. &C., 2~GYstFeer, ode Gin uas
Brent Str, Cincinnati, tai6tsn
.Sn unicrsr IaGbari6aft a,tgau6eu 5ubrlsuis eas
e cutdur gtutment.n Gle ,ietcn faIslbe iefem
,Gnecrn rcu linen tister 8strau6tsn glitttl bel WsitGm
per. gSir ~seriaufsn ibHsn neuatlt6 ssr ts iuuf 9ugsup
,,6laI6en haven.
g8r btTeen Saui;nse fcI3u 3sagniit.
Sir 99unpsn, Gaasr, Saureriesunsen. ~llsbsrts,n uip ,,
ipris 'ur lie GrettEautfeit bel S6afm, slit rs ,tin @ittcl,
has inn o!sid ipmmt. 6arner, eeibiaa. Ssfyer uus gisb.
;i6.er fnem in sisiem eminent Gin Mittsl, sas H~ansertia6
istnen G~etsrPrsis TsTtt lit.
2aboratorium pon s. 9. Goie 81 &c.,
4G Dey Str, NEW YORK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

beilen iino Die G6rner tlein unb suiammen.
sei9rumpft. SIN nOrSIi6en SbeiIe iou ss
nod i3Iedter ausieben, bod bOfien mir,
SaB li3 beim Orei@en bic Grnte ais cine
before beraus iteut, ais man ieet sIaubt.
8il9elm Born, Elm iunser Mtann
bon Sbebopsan, Der uermoseno mai unb
Don ieinen Utttteln lcbte, 9ius am II. B.
SO. auf bic Sasb unb wurbe ais 9ei6e auf
Dem 6elbe 9efunben. Oa Niemano nit inn
mar, fam ni6t anseseben perben, wie Der
Cob erfolste, iebenials lit berieIbe einem
unsIiidIi9en 3ufaue Susuibreiben.
Ius allen SbeiIen @isconin's
unb fat bes 9ansen 2anoes fommen eiins
itise Na9ri9ten iibsr Die 2lusIi6ten Der
Sbiternte.
Ole 9etm abrif pom 6. @abl in
Wfilpautee brannte am 10. Iu9uit nit all
len Torrdtben nieber. Der gerIuit betrus
etpa $50, 600 NIB mar tbeiIpeiie burd Sers
ii9erung 9ebedt.
Der vPionier" pon Sa,t Gitp beri9tet,
baB Serr q. Stewart in borten ieinen
neuen 9Opfen Chalmers SeebIins) fir 279
Gents bas Bfnno %uerfauft babe.
Sn ga Groiie iinb an einem Gage
LESTER @o9e brei Sl6Be an Der neuen i'm
Sau besriifenen G~iienbabn6riife ser ST.,
DC. & ct. Saul Sabn seri3eut. Sine
correction Hes &anaIS muB iebeniaIs pors
9enommen werben, ipenn Die Griife ii3
ni9t ais iortpGbrenoes SinOerniB fir Die
S3iiifabrt berausitelsn iou, iast Ser
p9torbtern".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
Ta6ridtcn pont politii0cn
&ricgsi6aupIak.

Der alte Sefer, Der ale Sage
tldrr:i9er wirb, par fiirsIi9 in GUNNER
fielo Sainois auf Dem Stunp. Mit Tim
Der Metbobiitenpreoiser s. @. 99iIipps.
ausenSeusen ersdbIen iiber bic gsriamm.
lung nun bas 6~olsenbe: !Serr Seder ipra6
suerit in beuti9er Spra9e, unb itelts inter
anberem' ben bemofratiiden gice:Yrdii.
benti9aits: GanSibaten Clos. q. 6enbrids
ais einen uerbiiienes Ssmperen;ler unb fas
natii6en @aiieriimpel bin, ber CUR 3eit
Der Setieu6e NIT SodsenuB nm bic Set,
beren berumidarpdnsslt iei II. /. w.-9tep.
Ybiaipps, Der fein Oeuti9 peritebt nno
ni6t wuBte, mas 9efsr seiast bate, belt
barauf zine enslii3e SemperenspreSist Ser
9eSie9enite Sorte, I'M 9aufe oerer CT aud
erfIarte, baB Die Semotratsn bur6 bic
Sanf S0ifel ieien, uno Eemperens nur in
Der repubIitanii9en Eartei sebeibe. @enn
man in elm @irtbsbaus sebe unb Mdnner
on Ser Sar iteben iebe, 10 Tonne man @ift
barauf nebmen, Dap man Oemotraten por
ii6 babe II. !. 10. Sol. Sefer iou fu9steus
felswilo seweien iein iiber bic Dirt unb
8eiie, in weI9er gruber Ybilips ibm BEN
@ino aus ben SeseIn nubm, wdbrenb Der
Guntroit spil6en beiben Geben natiirlit
duBerit erbeiterno uuf bic @npeienben
wirttc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
Wt6ael Is, &err,

Der Spre6er bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T
am 10. 3. 90. in sllum Springs, girsi.
MEN, seitorben. 0as sanse 9anb mar
i3On ieit mebreren 8o9en auf bieieGrauer.
boti3aft pOrbereitet. S9On gu 9lnfans
Der @Onsrebiisuns i'm porisen December,
ma9ten iid an 9errn &err bic Symptome
Der Sdwinbiu9t bemertbar. Dur9 bic
uniirenssnbeu @rbeiten, benen er fi9 rad
ieiusr @rwabluna ium Spreder bss 9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Cine intereiante llnterreOuns swii9en
swei repubIitonii9en Yoltifern mill tiirss
LID 9r. 9ouis S9abs, &ebatteur bes
vSentineI", in Der Sunbesbauptltabt @a.
ibinstOn sufdais nit ansebOrt babem.
Sdaoe fubr in einem @%uibinstonsr Stabts
babnwasen, in weIdem ii9 gusen Sale
BON Maine, Gbanbler's S9wieseriobn,
unb @. g. Srpe, elm anbererS ertrstsr pom
Maine, befanoen. 8eibe idisnen ii9 ibsr
bic beutiden Stimmseber unterbaltem gu
baben, unb 9aIe bemertte plOtli9: v8ir
bdtten Sisel erit %taufen iOusn, sbe mir ben
S9urS erlansten, worauf SaIe erpisberte /:
vWir fOnnten i'm nidt baben!" Srpe be-
merfte oann, man bate es jebenIaus per.
iu3en iOaen.--Oer Sentinel" frast bas
bel: r8as fonnte bieie Mdnner ueranlaBt
baben, 10 pom tOnansebenoen bs.ti9en gos
litifern gu ipre6en?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Die Qn pon Siloen auf bic
aIage Der Gerrebaute, 9llton 81 ct. 9ouis
Sabn 1T Iette @u6e bem ,uitdnbigen @es
ri6tsbofe in SEEM gort iibermittelt porte ;
bod bus genirt Die 0tepubIitaner ni6t i'm
@erin9iten, lie baben bereitS cine neue
0ref6utterie se9en EiIben aufsefabren, ins
benz iie SilOen elmer unseietli6en Gransaf.
tiOn uls 9ruitee Der Glib Sn6iana Giien.
balm bei9ulOisen. gor ieiner Nominas
ton iasten Die &epublitaner: Silben it elm
ausgeSei9ueter ganbibat, aber er wir0 pom
BEN 9emotraten ni9t nominirt-jett baB
er, uOer beiier, neil er nominirt purte, 1T
CT plOtIi9 Gin Spitbube--tein 8unber,
baB anitdnOise 2eute ii@ gang pom Oiients
Ii3en Seben suriifSieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

baS bemofratii6e Sidet benz repubIitani5
iden uor;ieben werben, es werben audi
Sauienbe BON farbisen gSdblern, bic ii6
ni6t enti9lieben %fGnnen, iir bas bemofras
tii9e Sidet su itinlmen, gar ni5t thinner,
neil ieIbit ibnen Elm Sifet, auf weldem
gum s~rpeiten Wtale Intoine unb Sromn
iteben, bod allsuiebr rsesen BEN Strid"
9ebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Wic eS gem a dt wirb. gu ct.
Soiepb, SanOerbui9b Co., Snbiana, ie9s
NseiIen bon Guansuiue, it Elm groBes beut.
i9es Settlement. @eiI nun in @aibin9:
ton betannt waroe, bag Die Sniaiien beilels
ben aleiammt bus Oemofratiide Sidst gu
itimmen enti9Ioiien ieien, 10 purbe Dem
Orte Die Poitoffice pe%sgenommen, unb Die
Seute miiIen jett na6 Dem srpei MeiIen ent:
~fernten aaiion seben, I'M ibre Mail gu er.
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Die in Der Jtesel iebr unabbdnsise unb
unparteiil9e vOsuti9e .3eituns" in New
Orleans meint, baB in sOuifana, elmer
Der wsnisen Sibitaaten, auf psI5e bic 9tes
publitaner nod bauen-Sie 0emofrateu
(bie baieIbit einen suten Staatswa5I,ettel
baben,) fssen werSen: vGi9t mur"-iaat
bas Seem Orleanier 8Iatt-.baB unlsrsr
Sere9nuns mad stwa 10000 Sarbise in
Sn iibIi6eren SbsiIsn uniercs Staates
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Die AUST DIT m in Snbiana i6einen
fir bic repubIitanii9e Yartei neueroinas
ni9t bic 9ldnsenbitem. 8enisitens itimmt
bas Gentralorsan Der GepubIifaner, bic
New Dort Gimes, einen Sammerseians an.
Oas rep. Nationalcomite babe su sSnbias
napolis unsebeure Gdume p5ne einen per-
3wet semietbet unb 6as consrei.
iiOneue iiberi9wemme ben Staat nit gan,en
Sallen Matulatur, bic es ieIber anl6einenb
aIs pGumpasnebofumente" betra6te, Die
uber in @ubrbeit B09itens gum Seuerans
5inSen uerwenObar. -rlebrisens birrfte aud
Der We9iel bes @ouperneurstantibaten ii6
ais nidt beiOnOers uortbeiIbaft fir bic
MortOniten erweiIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Der 82id9rise Commodore Sanoerbilt,
mad Steports Gope in6eitritten Ser reitlte
Mam III 0tep 0ort liest auf Dem &ran:
fenbette uno bari iein COB ieben ~9lusenblid
ermartet peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

9enrp @arb See3er's 3eituns,
bic v@briltian Union, tritt ieIbitueritdnbs
LID aud bieSmal fir bic repubIitanii9e
partei elm. sic iast: Der srSBere
S5eiI Der Sntelisen5 unb gbrIidteit bes
Bottles banst Der republitaniiden gartei
II "-OerieIben anfi9t iinb Butler, Sol.
far, Chamber, &obeiOm, gabcod, geltnap,
BOG" Sbspbearb unb bun6erte anbrer Yers
treter Der partei Der vSnteuisens unb mora
Hide Sheen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
@el(a(6e
- 0 IL
Or. 2eter S6wino,
(aus 9ursmbara)

Cars gupentbura)
BELT fGI:rms 6Snes, Wunesn a1er grt, bd,ust huro
fli1teai6une perurIa6te, runee Brute bel 1rapen, fnput
SutsIas una, innsre 8u%p6sni6desn uns i~erppbulSft Rrani.
behcu, ME Ger frerne @!tteer, Stptlun8en an irssnb ttntu
Sbeils hes 8Srpers, 9atnpsb, unb idlimmen Sais aud IL
IS elm uniadybareS Selmittsl fur nit Gnt;lneuns her Gin.
atpeiee btbaftee gDp6nerinnen, fur f@limmt aueea, fur
Slutfiasa bel frtiSsn gDunssn u. ALE artsn f4ptrtr spunbtn.
@reis Sur srrss gprsn $500. - Nittltrt 30 Gt. -
Rltine - Gents,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29

Surirsn i6sr TpspepiIa unb al. gcrfauunsshes
feStn, Rufeui6mtrien, idmerSbaiten S~tutlsans, laures
Auffpeen aus BEN Nlaasp, i6ledten 8sl6maf uu6 9eru6
aus eem Diunee II. {. ~.
9bsnfO S~crSasli6 in allen Sduttr dntb sitsn unb
NuSGdIGgen II, tlefcr. Witier, Gel6plrea rne sur
GonIerpirune Der reinen BefdtSfarbr.
sSarnuns sessn et sablreideu Yfuihmittcl, rsl6e inter
abnitdDcn gidrfeu rert-uft peresn, pirt d d. B r u d.
lid gepdrnt.
Sebe 5lai6s mus nit Der 6aneslsmdrIe q. tairiifss
2Dasper), her lluterl6riitbes Gritu9ers Unb tes General.
assnten ssrieben len.
Or. albert GCuraeis Huesbur3er Iropfen limb in allen
Apotbeien 81 tdber, cecr Qeacn GInieueuuB ees SstrGges an
untsrSeidneteu Uensralaaenteu p~crtcfrci ~ be;iebeu.
90. @rets her arr6eu 6ldibe 30 Gems, funf d!di6en fir
1890. grpbtaaidcu - Gents.
u. ERNSI,C Cleveland, Ohio.
@bpIeale- gssnt:n fir Iubuq ,e uno hinge.
asne, S%nnfermann 81 6ans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
PITCHERS
CAsroR1A.

SHUTTER fnecn strbs uup isrs S~iuslinss bIeibtn ssunS
sur& ben Stbraua rsn 6 aforia Bel Dinsirlit, 9%3arm,rn,
5isbtrafsttsnsu. glunefluIs, Group uue @assnbei6psr.
hen. O. IN sin sur6aus sssstablii6ss grdparat, rbns @li.
ntralsn, @IsrPbin cher glsotrl. Us IL 70 d~nssnsbm ~
nsbmsn ME Srnia, uns ssruria&t Meier Gta ned Baud.
~erimntn.
Or. u. O,ms5 zen Dupont. g., btrittt:
so esbrautt 6 afsria In msintr praris nit msri.
n~Hiirsissm Stfels."
60 fassn sas. lie msiasn ammsn in Isp yort ssbrau.
den Gnfsria. 3ussrtitst eur6 bic Srrsu s. .. Seis
u. Co., 40 3es Ctr, 9tp ypri Na&isIssr spa Samuel
yitSsr, @. D.. @. 65-3t7 8 66-f3S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-29
Or. Neter SbwinS,

Ct 2raatas, SasfOa Co., Soma, uus
q % IN d
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q lItnpt8 8.

Gbtraep"... Peter 8alrnus, SO. zoo Canal 9ert gpt.
......@ert. 6iri6ten, Rc. 20 Stneen Strast.
49,. slic g9dtrp, Np. 81 Sctpe Strass.
9seaicu, Ggpt Dieta
Sdlena, .6rani Giritaieb
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-02-11
Whera to Find a Purchaser.

Probably there is no question tha! bOthers
men more frequently these hard times than
the one at the head of this article. Times
are indeed very hard, and there seems to be
little prospect of them letting up very soon.
Men who are in debt feel this keenly. 4
maturing mortgage means 10 many almost
the loss of all they have, and yet, while this
is true. there are thousands ofmen who have
saved up money and are now ready to buy.
These men would gladly relieve you from
debt by taking your farm, land mill or store,
and paving you in cash what you have in it,
and assume the balance due. To find these
men is the trouble Now there has long ex-
listed an association which makes a special
business of hunting up customers to buy
pronerty. This association is called the Ma
iional Exchange Bureau, and is prepared to
sell or exchange property on its basis of ac
tual value anywhere in the United States,
and to get for man Just what he wants in
exchange for what he does not want All
property placed in the National Exchange
Bureau will be advertised free of charge, un-
less sale or trade on terms as good as you
contract can be made during the time it is TO
be in. All business is done strictly on COM
mission. If you want to make any change
IN Your business or property, or want TO rent
or sell, address, with full statement of
what you want, National Exchange Bureau,
Findlay, Ohio, and You will receive a
prompt reply. Office, First Door West of
Court House. jan7tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-02-11
Fire Stock .Harkefs.
BUFFALO, Feb. o

ICu V
Cattle-Receipts to-day SIG head, making
the total for the week thus far 6lSS head
The market was dull and slow and prices
12Ic off.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day 5000
head, making the total for the week thus far
1880 head. The market was dull and drag
lilg. Best grades were a shade off; medi-
un and common declined DC, Sales 1900
head.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1900 head, making
the total for the week thus far 9200 head
The market was dull and dragging. A fair
quantity of the offerings were in light de-
mand. Sales of Workers at 81 75@17 80; no
good heavy hegs in the market. No demand
for medium grades, and mixed lots of the
best were offered at 81 50@S 75.
-CHIcAGo, Feb. 9.
Cattle-Receipts 6462 head. The market
was about PIC lower for good to heavy. The
pens are full and no buyers; other grades
weak. Sales, butchers at 50 O0@3 50;
stockers at So 00@3 80; medium to good fat
steers at 81 0O@4 so; choice fat steers at
$4 75(G5 %. Shipments 100 head.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 21000 head. The
market was dull and SC lower all around
Extreme range 81 40@S00. Sales of pack
ing at 81 60(S7 so; bacon grades at 81 GOO
Z 65, shippers at 81 sO@sOO. Shipments
1920 head.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head. The market
was quiet and nearly nominal.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. 0.
Cattle-Receipts to-day 621 head, naking
the total for the week thus far 22s7 head.
The supply was fair and The demand easy
and prices up about sc all around. Sales of
best at S. 9O@6 1O, medium at s. OO@5 so,
common at $4 0O@4 IS, stockers at So 00@
90. bulls at So 50@3 20.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 2530 head, making
the sales for the week thus far 5730 head.
Sales of Workers at 81 7O@7 IS, Philadel-
phia at So 40@8 60.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 2200 head making
the total for the week thus far 9100 head.
Selling of best at s. 50@6 so, common at
81 00tA5 90.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-02-11
ALlATOONA.
LETTER FROM MT. BLANCHARD

MT. BLANCHARD, o., Feb. s, 1876.
EDS. JEFF As we have not seen any
thing from our quiet village for some
time, we concluded a few items of i'm
portance would be acceptable to your
columns.
The first thing of Importance which we
think of is our religious revival. 1t has
been continuing for the last month with
unabating energy on the part of Rev.
Herbert and the workers of Christ in
general. There has been about sixty
conversions, most of whom have given
their names to the church.
The second quarterly meeting OF the
NJ. E. Church was held at Touchdown
Oh Sunday (6th), Rev. Paul, p E., of
this district, officiating.
During the last flood considerable
damage was done along the river. The
greatest was the total destruction of Silas
Fahl's dam across the Blanchard. Mr..
F. estimates his damage at S2, 900, as an
enClre new Odlu Will udsc W Dc Col-
structed, thus loosing the use of both
the grist and saw mill nearly one year.
N. d. Hammond had fifteen acres of
corn washed away, and about one thou
sand rails A great deal of wheat was
washed out, etc.
NJ. ]. George has sold his town prop :
erty to Eli Sampson, of Jackson town
ship. He received 50, 600, and is to give
possession the first of April. We are
receiving good citizen and not losing
any, as Mr.. g. intends building Oh his
farm north of town.
Mrs. ]. n. Biddle and parents, and
Mr.. and Mrs Stoell, left here this week
for visit to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Silk, who was not expected to
live, is able to sit up part of the time
There are good prospects of two or
three of our widowers and widows join
ing heart and hand, soon; amen.
The Winter term OF school closes ON
Friday, the 18th. The Spring terlu be-
gins on Monday, tie 21st. l. J. X.
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DRIFT.
Council meeting to night.

Council meeting TO night.
DR.. Entrikin has pure vaccine virus.
The rain came down in torrents
Wednesday last.
Hon. Alexander Phillips spent last
Sunday a! home.
celebration, or notl
A large quantity of grain came into
market last Monday.
The heavy rains of Wednesday sent
the river up booming.
Allatoona at Wheeler's Hall Monday
evening, February Dist
A couple were married in this city last
Sunday whose combined age is 152 years.
Wednesday was the dullest day that
we have seen in Findlay for a long time.
Mr.. - Leckey has been appointed
ticket agent for l.. f. & L. Ry. at this
place.
Henry Louthan has accepted the posi-
ton of book keeper for sewing machine
Icompany at Lima.
Stewart Sprague is making some i'm
provements in the interior of the Com
mercial House.
The name of the Belding House has
been changed. 1t is now called the
Commercial House.
A handsome coach dog belonging to
s. d. Frey died from the effects of poi
son few days ago.
Bill Yerger and Pete Richards were in
town the other day, but were compelled
by the police to light out.
The roads are next to impossible.
They wouldn't be in such bad condi-
ton, if macadamized.
The orchestra of the Northwestern
Band goes to Bluffton on the 22d inst.
to play for a grand ball.
The boys of the Northwestern Band
go their ''bottom dollar" on Jones Bros,
of the Reece House, Kenton.
There was a clothes line robbery in
North Findlay, Monday night last.
There was not great deal stolen.
The best place to buy groceries and
provisions is at Green, Davis & Cos.
People who study economy buy of this
firm.
John Markell, Esq, of this city, has
been appointed agent for Hancock coun-
ty of the Mucfal Protection Association
of Ohio.
Six persons made their escape from
the Tiffin Jail Tuesday evening. They
got away by removing stone from the
wall of the building.
The ladies of the Temperance League
will give an entertainment at Cages
Hall, on Monday evening, February
21st. Particulars next week.
The Wyandot county Charlie Ross
turns out to be a son of ore Sam
Schenck, a bow-legged horse trainer.
who lived in Findlay a year or so ago.
The people of this county are earnestly
debating the turnpike question, and
there is now some hope that the matter
will assume a definite shape before many
months. Let the subject be talked up
lively
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lMarried.

SWISHER-CRO Sth, at
the English Lutheran parsonage. by Rev.
G.. w. Miller, Mr.. Charles Swisher and Miss
Mary E. Croft.
YATES-HOPPAS-A the same place,
by the same ceremony, Mr.. Morgan ID. Yates
and Miss Catharine Hoppas.
ROTZ-CUSAC-Att the residence of the
brides parents, McCOmb, Ohio, by Rev. ID.
c. Cooper, Mr.. Geo. Cal. Rotz and Miss
Rebecca J. Cusac.
WILLIAMS-TOMLINSON-Atth the res
idence of the brides parents, in Blanchard
township, this county, Thursday, January
%, 1875, by Rev. William Wonder, Mr.. 5.
B. Williams and Miss Alice A: Tomlinson
WHEELER-FERGUSON-Att the resi-
dence of the bride. on Washington street,
on Sunday, February g. 1876, by Rev: S.
Cline, Mr.. jesse Wheeler, Sr-, and Mrs.
Barbara Ferguson, all of this city.