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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-12-20

eiie said that 'the.harness.sasss toleass nanber
of weeks ago, together with all, extra set of
gold mouuting Belonging to the same. For
The recovery areward Of $50 had been adver-
tised in the Frenclltown papers of that date.
The harness, when found, was minus the ex-
ira gold nounting-having the commoner set
l Affixed. $50 -~~- -...
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VIEW nopE and BUoXs COUNTY. RI.

g5y- A handsome Christmas Tree, contain
ing presents for the Sunday School scholars
Of the Presbyterian Chapel, of New Hope, is
being amply provided for. va 5000 IN 8t
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Is Krewson Ely, son of Jackson Ely,
who livesnearD. X. Reeder's, in Solebury, was
quite unfortunate few days ago while at
teiifiiqs agcoucert heidi at thef Canada eHil
Baptist church He tied his horse to a tree
in the grave yard, blanketed il, and went IN
to the church. He soon was informed that
his horse was loose, and went out in search of
it, and found II lying ii the road below. The
horse must have frightened alta party of girls
who were passing by at tie time and after
brealing loose, ran down through the grave
yard aud jumped over the stone wall, iniur-
ing hislfect copsae@bly The harness WAS
pretty much torn TO pieces. TIE top of tie
vehicle was found in the grave yard. and the
running gears, which the horse dragged after
him, were pretty badly smashed to pieces
Backs ca. InteJsiasaces
Is The Church Fair, to be opened to-mor-
row Thursday evening, in the NJ. E. Church
Of New Hope, is creating auite.a stir. .Indi,
cations all point toward the most favorable
results. Time, 1abor Or money, has not been
sparedto make display of useful and fancy
articles that will exhibit the handiworls and
good taste of the ladies and interested par
ties to the most advantageous manner pos
sible. The manner in which the different
sections are decorated, independent of exhib-
itsl is fully worth the price to be charged for
admission, to any appreciation Of the "beauti-
fuln3iA section is set apart for the q refresh
ment Of the inner man styled restaurant
--and will beione of THE prominent features
of the occasion.
AS the proceeds are to be devoted exclusive
ly in the interest of the church's finances it
is worthy Of the success abovespredicted Tho
terms Of admission arc as follows Season
ticket, 25 cts. Single admission cts. Small
children, attended'b parents or friends, will
be admitted freeAof charge.
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DIR. E. Z. Smiths Syrup.
zCouoiiss AZ -
= COLDS.
CRouP,
For sale at Apderson's and Moore's Drug
Stores, Lanbertvile, and country stores.
81 80, oct, 25. 4m,.
-Well-made good-fitting Wamshtta Muslin
Shirts, only sIoO at r, II. VAN HoliN's,
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RO cor SUBSCRIBERS for 1875 i2serybody a. :.
CO,0OO ting PO7TERS AMERICAN mo S7B-s
iT AfielLy illustrated, ably edited Family AIaa4ius
at only NJ ge0r. Speciinrns rs cents Ggsst stfqs
t7n5s. JOHN y. POTTER; co. Ptbs. Phiadelp.ia.
Doe 29-4w
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DEATH OF Hon. HENRY GREEN.-Hon. Fl.
w. Green died yesterday Tuesday this resi-
dcnce in Trenton, in the I'D year of his age.
He had filled many public positions of honor.
He'was a member Of the Legislature, and one
of the Commissioners to frame the Constitu-
ton Of the State ii 1874, twice Chief Justice
and once Chaneellor rcsigning the latter posi-
tionson account of III health. 81
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DAU6HY'S ADVERTISER rs

Ok FANCY CARDS ii styles, with name 10 Post
~ paid, j. u. Hustled, Nassau Rcns. Co. N. \.
Dec. 2t-4w
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~ OFFICIAL HISTORY or THE al
tENTEM'l EXHIBITOR

1t sells any other book. Op agent SOLD II
uopiesin day This is theonly auihsnc and G. n-
plete history published. Send Extra Is
agents. NATIONAL PrDIIsiiISeeo Pifilada. pas
Dec. 2e-lw
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rs We trust our friends win visit the
house of F. S. Katzenbach & Co., Trenton,
N. j., in order to secure great bargains in
Heaters, Ranges. and Stoves.
They have just made a considerable reduc-
tion in their prices. Their stock is the most
varied and comprises the latest and most APP
proved patterns.
There can be found also a large stock Of
Hardware, Cutlery, and House-F Furnishing
Goods, at prices to'suit every one. d20,et.
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date.
& Go. G, of thiscitg,3wil VISIT Trenton on
Tuesday next, to take part in the sham-bat-
tie n<commcmoratiop Of the 100th anniver-
sary Of the Battle Of Trenton. Co. C play
" Hessian . on thatsoccasion. A large num-
ber-of companies will be engaged in this bat
tie, and great efforts are being made to make
the occasion one of unusual interest. Judge
Buchanan win deliver an historical address in
the afternoon, at Taylor's Hall.
. Ia large lot of Christmas goods, Just re-
ceiyed at No. 8 s. Union ST. d6:3t
Depressed condition of the times de-
mands an assortment of useful holiday gifts
TO be had at VAN HoRN's. d13,2t
An ingenious Brooklyn inventor has dis
covered a process for throwing letters of fire
upon the clouds on a dark night, to be used
for signalling, for advertising, and other pur-
poses. What superb effect would be pro-
duced by projecting on the feecy clouds the
glowing words !: Buy your hats and caps of
Hottell, 27t e. State Street. Trenton 1t would
occupy too much space to add--gentlemen' &
furs gloves. canes, umbrellas, &c. 1t.
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--R. L. Dobbins .lsuccessor to Smith &
Dobbins), dealer. IN Hats Caps Canes and
Nalses Parasols, Umbrellas and Gloves, No.
ID East State ST., Trenton, Nj. oct-11, 3ln.,
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IN ITS 14fh YEAR,
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and of interest TO every family thereof. 1t
publishes Reliable Summary of the Proceed
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And because of the Departments devoted to
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Growing, Science, Literature and Home Read
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25
EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1876.
SOUTHWEST.

A correspondent of the Eureka Her
aid urges meetings at the various towns
between that place and Emporia, in
favor of a narrow guage railroad.
On the 10th, James Wetherby, who
lived near Burlington, and who had
been building in Greenwood county,
was starting for home, when his gun
happened to fall ont of his wagon and
rs he tried to catch it, 1t discharged,
SCATTERING his arm terribly and caus-
ing his death the next day. He leaves
q wife and three children.
A Mrs. Town, near Eureka, has elop-
ed, leaving her three little children,
two OF whom are twins under three
years OF age, to the care Of the public.
The stage driver from Wichita to FL
Paso, distance of thirteen miles, made
the drive In fifty-fve minutes on the
fourth.
No appropriation has been made for
the PaWnee Indians by Congress, and
their supplies have stopped, leaving
them In q critical condition, and COM
polling them to beg for food. The last
time they were here, they found hog
that had died the day before, AMI ate 1t
with greedy relish.-G Arkansas City
Traveller.
Poor creatures! L. looks as If they
would actually have to grow corn, and
do the work just as If they were white
men. e
The directors of the Patrons Com
mercial Agency, at Wichita, have by
unanimous vote,exculpated Mr.. Samp-
son, their agent, from all blame and
requested him to retain his position az
their agent. He consented 70 do 30 I'M
til such time as the directors could OBJ
tain the services of such q man as
would acceptably fill his place.
We are panied to lerrn that a nine
year old son of T. B. Mccormick, of
Lincoln township, some eighteen miles
northeast Of Wichita, tell Into a well
on Monday which was about forty-1ive
feet, resulting in death. From what
we learn 1t appears the little fellow
first fell into the well but being only
stunned, managed to crawl up the wall
TO within few feet of the top, where
his mother, with anxious heart was
awaiting him, when his little hands
slipped and he was precipitated again
to the bottom, lIfeless, his head being
cruelty and terribly mangled.-lEagle.
The land sales OF the A, T. & S. F.
h. r. were the largest in the last week
in December that they ever had. The
sales through January ran from 10000
to $4,000 acres per week.
A great deal OF interest is being man
ifested In the counties OF Marion, But
Ter, COwley and Sumner on the rail-
road question. A convention has been
called to meet at Peabody, on Februa-
ry 23d, having for its object the build
ing OF q railroad from Junction City
to Arkansas City via Peabody, Towan-
da ana Augusta. Davis and Dickinson,
together with all the counties on the
line of the proposed road, are invited
to send delegates to the convention
Junction City Union.
In Hutchinson, on the 9TH, A. N.
Brewer was standing on a stool hang
ing up goods in front of Reade's store,
when the stool fell, and he struck his
left breast on its edged, rupturing the
membrane that surrounds the heart,
and died In a few hours.
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9AaER!Sso. 3

Any frst-class painter and Letterer can
find something to his advantage by address,
ing the manufacturer, DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey. 45-lt
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All orders for shares will be filed in the
order in which they are received, until ali are
taken. That all applicants may be supplied,
and to avoid delay and disappointment, orders
should be forwarded early.
To insure against mistakes and delays, cor
respondents will please write their names
and Place of residence plainly.
Active and reliable agents wanted. Refer
ences required. Liberal commission allowed.
Circulars and terms sent on application.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft
or Post Office Money Order.
For further particulars concerning thu
II amer of distribution. for endorsements and
references, circulars will be sent on applica-
ton. All communications must be addressed
to
JOHN NJ. PRICE.
GENERAL MANAGER,
49-4m AtchisOns Kansas.
Shares for Sale ny 1. Ds Fox and Co.,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

BEATTY'S es fSnsss r S9lSr
Organs are highly rScOmmenSed By Prof. @ 8.
Nd; Prof. john B, Rowland sH Ksv. s. po%er,
Washington, d. C.; G.. S. Dysart, Bloomfield,
Iowa; G. w. Robinson, Prof Johnston, Pnila-
delphia, and thousa nds of others, as the best
in use. Send stamp for extended list of testi-
monials before buying 4 prior organ. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address, Daniel r.
Realty, Washington, N. j. 45-1y
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PATENTS.

~ ILMORE & CO., successors to Chipman.
VI HosDer q Co., Solicitors. Patents pro-
cured in all countries. No fees in advance.
fees for making preliminary Examinations.
Ne additional fees for obtaining and conduct
Ing rehearing,,, By recent decision Of the
Commissioner all rejected applications may
be revived. Special attention given to Inter
ference Cases before the Patent Once, Ex-
in di6erent States, and All iitiEstion spper-
tanning 70 Inventions or Patents Send stamp
to Gilmore q Co. for pamphlet of sixty pages.
Land Cases. Land Warrants. and Scrip.
Contested land cases prosecuted before the
Y. ;. general land ONCE and department of
the inperior. Private land claims, mining and
presumption claims, and homestead cases at
tended to. Land scrip in 80, 50 and 16O acre
pieces Tor sale. This scrip is assignable, can
be located in the name of the purchaser HpOa
try, At 81 . per acre. 1t Is Of equal value with
bounty land warrants. send stamp to Gil
more d Co. for pamphlet OF instruction.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Omcers. soldiers, and sailors of the late
war, or their heirs, are in many cases entitled
% money nom the government of which
they have no knowledge. WriteS full
history OF service. and state amount OF pay
and bounty received. Enclose stanap to Gil
more q Co, and full reply after examine
tion, viii be given yOu free.
PENSIONS.
Ali omcels, soldiers, and sailers wounded,
Gilmore 4 Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore & Co. before
the supreme court Of the United States- file
court OF claims. and the southern claims
Each department OF our business IL eon-
Quoted II separate bureau. under charSe 81
the same experienced parties emnlnvssi Nv
the old 0rm. Prompt attention to mi h,ssf-s.sss
entrusted 70 Gilmore = Co. is thus Secured,
We desire 70 win success by deserving Il.
Address Gilmore 4 Go.
b-tt oeeFSF.. w ARLINGTON. d G
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No OF PIECES.
VALUE

see4 Pieces Of Property Valued at $779 500 Oe
PRICES OF SHARES.
The Price of 3 single share is FIVE DOL.
LARS. but to insure q speedy sale of all the
Shares and the Distribution of our Real Estate
on 5Iarch 2Sth, 1876, without POstPOnement,
we offer the following liberal rates to clubs,
when ordered directly from our Office.
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1858 Gifts!
10000 Tickets!
100000 Dollars!
REFERGNCEs.

REFERG
Ira d. BRONSON, Clerk of District Court.
J AHEs II. BROWN, County clerk, Pourbon
County, Kansas.
JOINS. MILLxR. Trustee Scott Township.
4 = BEck' county Treasurer, Bourbon Co.,
U. B. PEARsALL, Deputy County Treasurer.
B. T HIATT, Register OF Deeds Bourbon Co.,
3. P. MCDONALD, Prest list National Bank.
Q. T. DRAKE, Vice-Prest. list National Bank.
G.. A. ScovILL. Cashier Merchants Nat Bank
A. G. OoBUN 4 Co., Druggists.
W. w. DILLARD, Manufacturer of Tobacco.
Q; A. CHENEY. Justice Of the Peace.
WILLIAM Low. Grocer.
w. W. SCANHNDYKE, Grocer.
NJ MCELRoYs Grocer,
LOUD. GARDNER & Co., Grocers.
D. Prayer, Jeweler.
JOHN CROW City Marshal
J RoDEcKER & Co.. Clothiers.
The foregoing is = recommend from the
leading business men of our city. This list
could be enlarged had We space; not one re-
iuslng to sign, hut cheerfuIls contributing
their evidence to the responsibility and hon.
est intent of the
CENTENNIAL CONCTEf ASSOCIATION.
We have the signatures Of every one whose
any one has any doubts of this, let him write
% then and he will get answer substantial
HOW 10 REHIr 10 Us:
Money should be sent us by Dram, PostonEee
Money Order or Registered Letter; or,
and ali orders Will be promptly flled. In
Ers0nS be sure and sign yo1r Name, Town.
county and State in full. Good ana respon-
slble persons wanted to work for the interest
OF this Association LIBERAL CONFESSION
Address an communications to
=. 8. EAMERT. agent
ei-u Fort Scott & ans as.
'LD.F0x & co., ElapORIA, AGENTS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

lafayette unb in Stem Him seuobnt bat.
Der bod6etaste @reis, aus girsinien se.
biirti9, fieSelte iid bereits 1919 in Minnes
leta an, na6Sem feline Oienit3eit ais Sols
bat unter General !3a9arias Gaplor in
Sort CRAWFORD ausseIaufen mar. Cine
Heibe bon Subren bsbaute CT cine 5arm in
safapette, Nicolet Co., pon Der er ipdbrenb
oes ansbru6s Der Snoiansrunruben per.
trteben muroe. Sein IermSsen uerlor er
lpdter bnr9 9utipre9en fir sinsn iunaen
Ntann, Der ibn, wie IS ideint, i'm Sti6e
lieB uno nod IdBt. 2eiber befinbet iid Der
beflasenswertbe @reis, Der ssssnpartis nit
leiner bo6betasten Srau in ct. 9eter lebt.
in iebr Sarftisen llmitdnosn.
Gin g eet fir cine Gilenbabn BON
Weinneista mad Ylainuisp, in @abaibap
County, ma9t ausenbIidlia BON iid reben.
3wii6en 100000 guibel 8eis
sen 'perosn tdsIid mad Spatonna sebradt.
Oas gunbesfreisseri9t Don
ct. Paul bat einen wi9tissn YroseB am
2S. D. 81. entidieSen. Die Burger BON
Winona batten gu @uniten Der Green gap
d WinneiOta @iienbabnseieui9aft einen
Bonus pon $s5 900 seseidnet unb peiser.
ten ii9 ipater ben Setrus ei~nsusablen, in.
p'm iie bebaupteten, bic 8ompasnie babe
bic SertrassbeSinsunsen nidt erfaat. Die
Siienbabnseieai9uft trat baber oils &ldse.
rim auf nnS bic SSurp CAB ibr gerbitt babin
ab, oaB bic Giienbubnseieuidait bers6tist
1T, bic $s5 900 ii4 BON ben s~inSslnen rel.
diem girsern in 8inonu su boIen unb bab
Die @~eflasten teinsn seiesIiden@ runo ibrsr
SablunSsweiseruns babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Sn Sbebopsan 1T bas Sobren ei:
mes artefiden 8runnsns gut seslidt /:
Der lett itrSmeAoe WaNeri6pau wurbs
auf 1910 SUB ansetrofien. Sci Der 5iefs
pon l475 SUB perbdrtets ii9 Ser SanSitein
Serart, SaB elm 8eitsrbobren nit ben bis.
bergen Nitteln unmSsIi9 murbe.
6errn Oobpn, Der beriibmte Drummer
vSobrer" 1T BON ben Yiirsem Sbebopsuns
NIT elmer pra6tpolen soIoenen llbr, als
anerfennuns ieiner g%erOienite, bei6enft
woroen. SbsIei6 Der Drummer in finam.
Sieuer Sinidt fir Serrn Oobpn fein srois
Ter grfoIs mar, bat er ii9 bod feline 0c:
riibmtbeit eruorben.
Die Stabt @auiau in Marratbon
County, mel9e broben am @isconlin: 6luB
liest, persr0bert ii9 sesemwartls 10 i9neu,
baB Der 9err 9Obmar, Der Goitur" oes oOls
tissn Wo9enblattes, nidt mebr obne einen
SompaB BET iid gu fiib' en-, ~aussuseben
uast, aus 6ur3t, ben 8es nod ieinem
Santtum ni9t mebr finben gu tOnnen! Oa
ct nsb'nbei aud flast, baB es linn 10 uieIs
Ufibe made, nit ben fremoen geii9tern,
Die ii4 Seisten, uuf bas 9aufenoe gu fonts
men, 10 uermutben mir, baB fem GompaB
einen lansen gals uno einen Baud babe,
ben er Sann lsoer fremoen gsaie entsesen:
itredt. Oas lit elm gutter @es, Den 6rsm:
ben bic Sremoe ansensbm gu maden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

elmer slsid3eitisen geu6Itsrunss. 3unabute
pon 20 Broeent sepadien, uno fir be
Sfaot Nem gort ersibt iid oas unslaubs
ll@e SerbdltniB, oaB Die g%siteusruns 500
FrOeent, Die geuOlteruns uber MUIR 81 pres
cent jusenommen bat. Olhelbe 8erbdlk
nip tlnoen mir in fat alien Staaten unb
Wunieipalitdten. Der GonsrsB mie bis
lesislatiUsn Sorper Der @in,elitaaten 20.
ben ms SIaue binein seuirtbidaitet, Bio
nnIers SteuerIait na6seraoe bieisnise bsr
ana idle9teiten resierten 9fationen Der
Welt iiberidritten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

8ieb idon einsn sewi1en @rao BON 5.iitiss
felt errei9t bat, Last aud feline 6reBluit
mertli6 nod unb es uersebt bic friiber ibm
sesebenen Portionen nidt mebr. sSn bisiem
Safe uno wtnn man Sas Maituieb ni6t
beruntertommen IaiIen, ionbern nod bObsr
trtiben wiQ, mub man frdftisere unb ~feinere
GabrunssmitteI in serinserer Mense fit:
tern, namentli9 R6rner, Sdrot Ober Mebl,
nm Dem 6Ieii9e einen suten @ei6mad gu
uerleiben.
NuBerorbentli6 f0mmt es beiber WSitung
auf tiibtise Bartuns an. S6On elm ultes
Spridwort iast: Oas ause bes Germ
ma9t ben Sd'en felt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
WtnmeSOta.

Gines pI6tli4en Sooss ifarb Ser.
ger anoerion pom OanisIion, Meeter &c.,
in ieinem Wasen auf Der 9eimfabrt. Seine
6rau trieb bic Pferoe unb msrtte erf, baB
ibr Wamn toot mar, oils fs gu !Sauie an.
lanste.
Der erie wsibe anisbIerp bon
WsinneiOta Ie6t nod uno sdbIt 81 Sabre.
Us II Sobn 8ui4, weI@sr LANCE 3sit in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
@tsconTn.

Thr folsenbe "aure @urte
iudt Der Ga grOfe vN%OrOtern" SemanO,
Der ben @iis ~Iiefert:
Sin 5us Der ct. Saul Yabn, wel6er
@bicaso om IA. b. W. UNI finf rlbr llbr
aadmittass uerluhen bate, itieB etpa iies
ben Wfeilen BON @repuiIe nit ein.m Suaap
auiammen Oas uor bemislben %seipannte
YferS wurSe icfort setOotst, bic &dber oes
Wassns sinsen in Grimmsr unb Der 8a.
senfaiten fog auf biz locomotive unb awar
auf bas Dad bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Sus fubr nit elmer @ei9minoisteit
ptn 20 Wfeilen bic Stunbe unb Ieate nod
cine SisrteImeile 5urid, che sr a~nsebaltem
werSen fonnte.
Gin ionosrbarer InbIid bot fi6 iett Dem
Sn9enteur bar. Der Wasenfaitsn ltano
oben iibsr ibm auire1t uno elm Wann nit
einem Ibistptruse fab BARN. 0eri,lbe
mar auSeni3ein!i9 ~betrunfen; nit gus:
nabn'e elmer unbeocutenoen 6opipunoe fam
CT unperlett bapon.
Sn 6onb on Sac wsrbsn sesenwdr
tis bic n%isorisiten g0bns bssablt. Die
9ol5arbeiter erbaIten i9On ieit lestem Com:
mer BLOB so Gents per Gag uno wsniser
uno mlhen l bis 2 Monate aui bic aus:
lobnuns marten. Dies beutet auf ben
&idsans Der ionit 10 bIibenoen Staot bin
unb pieIe 6amiIien ididsn ii9 an ben Ylas
gu psrlaiiem.
Der Wbistp: Alder Gait in
Milwanfee, wslder Der VeldwinbeIuna
i9u!Sis beiunben worbsn, srbieIt s Monute
Su6tbaus unO $4,000 Celebrate uno SO.
iten 3ussmefen. Der 0bisty Sabritant
Weimar erbielt a6t Wonats @siansniB uno
ebenfaas $1,000 @eloitraie uno Soften.
@b. Burbad erbislt basielbe StrafmoB ME
Weimar. @ir iinosn bic Strafe BON Gait
gu 9elinoe. Gin geamtsr ioute mebr ae:
trait weroen ais Der bas @siss ibertretenoe
Yriuatbirssr.
Gm Is. b. W. brad in Moraan's
giquor Store an Der MainitruBe ,seuer
aus, mel9cs aud ben S6ub. Store pom
esselbof uno oas 9isar,en @si1ait BON
u. Var5 3erltOrte.
Die Snauguration BON @oupsr
nenr Yuoinston wirO Wontas, ben 3.
Sannar, in Waoiion itattfinoen. Sine
ansemeiene Ssierli6feit wiro pon Oiil
pautee aus 81 Oieiem 3pede %arransirt wsr.
ben.
W a 9 laubt bier, baB Dos Sber;
Seridt Der Ser. Staaten iid baiir ausiprer
den wiro, baB Der Staat @isconiin oas
Ne9t bat, I'M Sintlange mt ieinsr Ye,ia
Jung ben eilenbaDntarif iir Ysforoeruns
pom Fslionen uno @iitern gu rssuliren.
Oa IN ben Serfulun9en anosrer Weltitaa.
zen aoer hlOi lol1e Setlmmungen uorbon
ben lino wie in Der Wscsniiner Contribution,
oirite IN Den iibrisen YrOSeien eas llribeIl
anbers lauten.
Sn @reenbap iest bic Stabtbeboros
ben Sampi sessn bic Salonbdlter, bic an
MinoeridbriSe Spirituoien uertaufen, ener
9iI4 fort. airSIid wuroe pes,n oieies
1beooor yaWrenes gu s25 Siraie
uerurtbeilt.
I'm IA Oejember uurbs in Yeloit
cine Waann, Der isina Namen oils Gowaro
5islo ansab, psrbuitet, neil CT perisdte
rim Ssfdlldte $40 @resnbadnots aus,uae:
ben. Bsi ibm wurosn msbrsre ssfaliats
e5' Noten Der gritsn Nationalbant pom
psru, Sa., seiunoen uno bsiIdufs $40
Older Noten wurbsn i'm 9auis sss cages
n ben Oeri4isoensn Raufabsn unb Gallons
Yer StaSt a~asssSsbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

rfbsr tie ansrtsnnuns. msI6s a~usritits ben
@%amburstr Sropfsn als sinsm pirfIib
essifatnen 6silmitttI wirb, i6rsiht Ssrr Nnton
orsuitn. 2amnaua, ga. gue @srsts rsrrrp.
sra bic hamburger 2rUpttn BON DR.. Aug. a6nis.
&H 5trr Deficr bemsrfte. &c mare feline Ntpisln
b ZEN apoibefsn, bic 70 gut pdrs als pis Dam.
hsrstr 2rcpfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Die Yrcbe bcffaubeu.

Grau gbriaina Neiier, ADDITION, Diss., ibsilt
nae 8plesurss nit:
Crit LANCER !3sit lit i& an Str3flspfsn unb
eaptrpaulitfeit, unp babe nlanGcn Cellar fir
Gsftsrtn ansssssbtn. Ilts mar fir ni&ts.
Dnrt ben @tbraut BON DIR. Ausuf rs
ntse + amburser Sropfsn puros i&
bsa3 btrsslttat uno mStts ME msbr obnr pitltl-
1sa i'm 5auis ltin.