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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25
Ron6 Nnfico

WHEREAS, The viewers heretofore APP
pointed to view and locate county road
as petitiOned for by +. +. Smith and 9TH
ers, having failed to perform the duties
required of them by law, therefore, Il. l..
Hurlburt, n. F. Ames and VIM. Holdings
worth are hereby appointed to view said
road as'tollows, to-wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner of the
east half of the west half of the n Il of
n e Il OF sec. Is, tip 10, range IL, running
thence due north to the corner of said
east hall of the west half of the w Il of
the n II of sec. 1G, tip. 10, range IL, and
said viewers will meet on the Sd day OF
snrvev and Locate soiT road ana ~ oi reT ~
all parties hearing.
By order of County Board of Commits
sioners. j. S. CRAIG,
7-S County Clerk,
Emnnria Eeh 18th 1876
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To withstand mud and water two
or three inches deep, for ten hours
a day for q week, without feeling
any dampness or having any diff
Guilty in getting your boots on or of,
give the bottoms . good coating of
tallow and tar, and dry It in; then
oil the uppers with castor oil-about
one tablespoonful will be sufficient.
The effect of castor-oil is to soften
the leather, while it fills the pores
and prevents the water entering.
Two persons who have chosen
each other out Of all the species with
q design to be each others mutual
comfort and entertainment, have in
that action bound themselves to be
good humored, affable, discreet, for
giving, patient aud joyful with re-
spect to each others frailties and
perfections to the end Of their lives.
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A certain man walked all over the
city recently trying to find Phila-
delphia directory. A friend asked
the cause of his anxiety, and he was
told that he wanted to see If he
knew anybody in that city, and if
so where he lived, in order that he
might make him q nice long visit
next Summer. And he is not the
only man who is looking up that
matter
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Two travellers having been assign
ed 10 the same bedroom in 8 crowd
ed hotel, one of them, before retir-
ing, knelt down to pray, and con-
feesed aloud long catalogue of sins.
On rising from his knees he saw his
faIIow-trayeler, yalise in hand, go-
ing out of the door, and exclaimed :
whats the matterT What's up %
sOh, nothing" was the reply; "only
I'm not going to risk myself with
such 9 scamp as You confess your
self to be-"
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CITY OFFICERS.

MayOr-John Bay.
Treas urer- Howard DUNLAP.
Police Judgc-M. Weaver
City Attorncy-J. Jay Buck.
City Clerk. NJ FOrle.
Marshal-E. T. Nichols.
Chief EDgineer-D. e. McMurtric.
COuncilmen-ist Ward, A. y. Baker, T. e..
Davidson. I'd Ward, J EDstein, II. Il. Lowe.
81 Ward, w. w. iIibben, +. T.. Bancroft. I'll,
Ward, }. ). Watson, T.. Nichols.
Board of Education-1st Ward, G. NJ. Stow
ell, W. T. McCarty. I'd Ward Van McCul-
Tough, Robert Miiliken. 81 Ward, ID. &. Nc
Murtrie, II. w. McCune. 4th Ward, J. a.
Moore, +. W. Spencer. Treasurer Board OF
Education, ID. ". Eastman.
Justice of the Peace. ID. Baeheller, Geo.
III. StowelI.
ConstabIes-T johnson, + Nichols
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

1t is understood that Judge d. P
Lowe, of Fort Scott there is we be-
live no doubt of his present and long
continued residence of that city,, will
be candidate for associate justice of
the Supreme bench in place of Judge
Brewer. We understand alss that
Judge Brewer will be q candidate for
MS succession.-Parsons Sun.
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LOWE & McELHENEY
Central Livery Feed { sale Stables.

The most extensive establishments I'm
Southern Kansas. Double and single
teams, with the best and incest Carriages
and buggies in the city, ready at all times.
Also, saddle horses for ladies and gentle
men,
Buys ana sells horses, buggies, and car
rages. Auction every Saturday.
erses by the week. s.
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d W. Randall and Sidney Randall will
H. take notice that they have been sued by
h. l.. Dole; that the petition is filed in the
District Court Of Lyon county, Kansas. The
names of the parties are T.. l.. Dole, plaintiff,
and IL. w. Randall and Sidney Randall, de-
PENDANTS, and said defendants must answer
said petition on or before March 24th 1876,
or the same will be taken as true, and judg-
ment rendered against said X. w Randall on
for $500, drawing interest at IL per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and against
both said defendants for foreclosure of q GER
tain mortgage given to secure said note, on
lots and ,, section 20, and tho w y of NV.
= section 2l-all in township IL, range IL, in
Lyon county, Kansas; and for an order of
sale of said real estate to satisfy said judg-
ment, ana for 5000 as attorneys fee for fore
closure of said mortgage; and that the sale
OF said real estate be without appraisemcnt.
6-3t T. W. CUNNINGHAM,
AfI,V for RlainfiG
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CEALED bids will be received at the Office
til March 9th, 1916, at noon, for professional
attendance upon the poor of Emporia city and
townships, and inmates of the county poor
house, for the term of one year
Bids TO include surgical treatment. and ali
medicines necessary.
by order of County Board
j. s CRAIG, County Clerk
February 9th, 1876. rs
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a lady called upon her milliner
the other day to get the character of
her servant. The respectable ap-
pearance of the latter was beyond
questioning. "But is she honest? p
asked the lady. 81 am not so GER
taia about that" replied the millin-
err. 81 have sent her to you with
my bill dozen times, and she has
never yet given me the Money"
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge District Court-E. ID. Peyton.
Clerk District Courts. w. Frederick.
Sherin-IIiram Conner.
Attorney-A. Gillett.
Treasurcr-JOs. Ernst.
Clerk. S. Craig.
Register OF Deeds-F. X. Page.
Supt. Pub. Instruction-A. ID. Chambers.
Survcyor-IIarry Hibben.
Probate Judge-E. W. Cunningham.
ID. s. GILAORE,
Commissioner u. A. TAYLOR,
IL. a. WOOD.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.

TMPORIA COMMANDERY, No. g. Meets
II on first and third Saturdays. at Mason
ic hall J. ID. JABOBs, r. &.
j. &. BENNETT, Recorder.
ENAIPORIA CHAPTER, II. a. N. Meets at
ID Mason hall, the LIST and 3D. Friday
evenings of each month, at ~ O'Clock. Com
panions in good standing are cordially inVit
ed to attend. MOVES SPICER, II. l..
Ed. BoRTOS. Secretary.
GNMPORIA LODGE, Nc. 10, a. +. & A. NJ
u Meets at their hall, RuggIcs Il Plumb's
building, on the Thursday of or next proceed
ing the full moon OF each month, and every
two weeks thereafter. Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
w. W. HIBBEN, w. NJ
j. JAY BUCK, Secretary.
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Administrative No%ice

IN signed, Administrative OF the estate oil
Daniel Main, deceased, will, on Monday,
April Sd, 1876, at the Office of the Probate
Judge of Lyon county, Kansas, make final
settlement of said estate.
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LEGAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.,

is hereby given that the under
~ signed, administrator Of the estate of C.
+, Mcclure, deceased, win, on Monday, April
Sd. 1876, at the Office of the Probate Judge of
settlement of said estate.
7-4ts MILTON LINDLEY.
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The Centennial Exhibitor
Valae Of Business
UDRTwUUAOAa

The following list Of the cOnces-
sions granted by the Centennial
board of finance for business privil-
eyes on the exhibition grounds will
be found interesting as showing
how high an estimate is placed upon
the value of such concessions:
Centennial Catalogue Company, ex-
elusive right OF printing and selling o o0o
Globe Hotel, use of part of grounds 10 coo
Westland Passenger Railroad COMFY
transportation OF passengers in mar
guage railroad through the 80.
French restaurant, p. sudreau. New
burn. Philsdeiphia .oD = .''.. OOo
Trois Freres, ProvenceauX restaurant
German mani Te e rant LAUDER, Phiia.... 900
Hebrew restaurant, Charles Goldman,
RestanTsnt IN Agricultural han. Gus.
tave Mahl, San Francisco. $50. 900
r ESii atSsF s.I:. q; :. .
collected at the gates, estimated -. 50 900
Mix Dairy Association, Philadelphia 900
Of Vienna bread ..... ...........-.. 8 600
Chocolate and candy manufacturing;
Saltwater privilege, Chas. W. LIP
pincott Il Co, Philadelphia, and j.
Tufts, Boston. 50 OO0 and q royalty
of 81 on each fountain, estimated
Virginia tobacco factory; privilege Of
manufacturing and selling -. 3 600
Cigars and tobacco, stands; VIM. s.
Flemming q Co, Philadelphia. 80. 10 900
Centennial national bank; banking
privilege; building to cost $4,000. 8 900
Safe deposit establishment; Farrell &
Co, Philadelphia. -. ............ 8 600
Centennial Guide Book com pany, ex-
elusive privilege OF selling gnIde
books mo adVertiseme O.. go. . 900
Centennial Photographic association;
5000 and 10 per cent OF gross re-
ceipts, over $50, 600; estimated. .... 900
Elevator, in tower in main building;
Parish & Stokes, Philadelphia, per-
centage of receipts; estimated. -. 10 600
Machine shop for doing work for eX-
hibitors, percentage Of receipts;
Glass factory for supplying exhibitors 900
ROll-chair company $4,000, and $40
for each chair over 300; estimated
So 200, making Observation-Disclosures. Is 900
Pop corn, j L. Baker. Dayton, Ohio 900
Telegraph ana messenger services.
on receipts, estimated -. 20. a5 900
Department Of public comfort; sale
or stationery, care of parcels, use of
room for reading, writing, Ac..-..- 16 OOO
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 6sC
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested will take notice
a that the undersigned, assignee of 4. s.
smith, Will, on Thursday, June lst, 1876, and
TWO consecutive days thereafter, at the Office
OF the Emporia National Bank, in Emporia
Kansas, adjust and allow demads against the
estate of said A. 5. Smith.
Jan: %. 1876. P. Is. PLUMB, Assignee.
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Northumberland Nofice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed was, on February Sth, 1876, ap-
pointed by the probate court of Lyon county.
Kansas, as administrator of the estate of
Watson Grenell. deceased late of said county,
T-3w CAROLINE A. GRENELL,
Administrative
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RYAN & Conner's
Emporia Carriage Factory
hAafA1 n a-.~s.E.

Mechanics St., between 9Th . 5th Az.
Carriages and wagons made to order
All kinds of repairing and jobbing don
in the best manner by skiliful yyoFkmen
Prices very reasonable. We invite an in.
spection OF our work and guarantee sati
faction. Come and see us.
RYAN Il CONNER.
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Notice of Attachment -.
ID. N. Osborne & Co., plaintiffs,
against
Samuel II. Foster and

Samuel II. Foster and
Joseph w. Foster, defendants.
Before Geo. NJ. Stowell, a Justice of the Peace
of the city of EmpOria. in Lyon county,
Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given that, on the Sd
IN day of February, 1876. an order of attach
ment for the sum of $l51.T0, was issued in said
defendant, Joseph W Foster, by the above
named Justice OF the Peace, and that said
cause will be heard on the 18th day of March,
1876, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
ID. NJ. OSBORNE & Co, plaintiffs.
Attest: GEO. NJ. STowELL, J. l.. =
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Cards il. this. Directory 30 Cents a Ane per gear.
CHURCHES.

CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Rev. Joseph Perrier, pastor. Services the
fourth Sunday of every month at and 10 80
a. m, and 8 u. IN. also every Friday at a.
m. Sunday School every Sunday at 8 p. M.
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GOOD TEsIPLARs.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

DHOENIX LODGE. No. 149, l. o. G.. T
Il Meets Wednesday nights Of each week at
Grange hall REV. J. IL. CLARK, W. q.
ANSOS GETDLEY, Recording Sec'y-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

shall also send you, for encourage
ment, a postal card, containing some
passages of Scripture, each day for
365 days, unless your heart is soon
er changed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

And if L amt dar, and de ole wo-
mans gone, and de children cant be
found, can't ] be frowed into bank
ruptcy and all smashed up?"
"But he didn't get any goods.
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ODD FELLOWS.

"SIOS LODGE, No. Is. Meets at Odd
~ Fellows hall, over Empori0 Bank, every
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock Members in
good standing invited 10 attend.
j. ii. WARNEKE, ~. g.
G. p. JONES, Sec'y.
ENMPORIA ENCA aPMEST, No II. Meets
Ia at Odd Fellows hail LIST and 81 Tuesdays
each month. The following are the elected
officers of Emporia EncaIApment, No. II, for
the ensuing term: n. L. Weaver, &. p; J..
III. Warneke, s. w; II. M. Hicks, j. w; J.
IL. Davis, Scribe; p G Hallberg. Treasurer.
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DAMASCUS LODGE meets in Odd Eel
l. lows hail every Monday evening. Mem
bcrs in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. TN. SEDGWICK C. L.
c. Il. HURST k RS
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ENMPORIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
II Rooms over Emporia National Bank.
Open every afternoon from 3 to 8; every even
Ing except Friday, from to 9. Life member
ship SIS Annual membership 81. Reading
room free. D. q. ACMUETEIR, Pres't.
j. NJ STEELE Sec-Y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-25

J. .LAwREECE,AD TINNIE 9. LAwREEcE,A D.
LAWRENCE LAWRENCE,
physicians & SURGEONS. Offices
L and residence over whitley & HensOn's
dry goods store, - Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas. Mrs DIR. Lawrence
VIII give prompt attention to calls in the
country day or night.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

gG- SIN Dem Sorie Serinsianb in Sol.
itein i~eierte neuli9 De: 92idbri9e Ssteran
Senninss feline Siamantbo@Seit. Sas
ipiiroise uno nod riTitise Yaar bate bisr-
Su seorudte ginlaoungstarten e%rlaIien,
auf oenen Die auf Dem 2anbe Oielfa3 iibs
li3e Ssoienang entbalten mar yMan
bittst, 26ifsl Wtelisr uno Gabeln mitsu-
brin9en." SIN lebten Iusenblid nun fisl
es Dem o%iamantsnsn Srdutisam - Der
mebr nit Sabren, als nit @liidssitern se-
itsnst 1T - elm, aud ben &aiier gu Dem
leltsnsn Sslte einSuluo.n, aber nit Der elm
fa@en Sarte /: rSitte, 26fsl &C. mitiubrin.
gen." Ser Saiier la9te bersli4 ii6er Die
S%eoinsuns, Die ibm nod bel tsinsm Siner
semadt porosn. rgei Der llnmOslidfsit,
iofort Der G~inlaouns Golss Ieiitsn su tOn-
mem, iiberianote Der Sailer iein SiloniB
i'm iil6ernen Glan5e in % Gremplaren -
ooQtlin9 enoen 20 S6alern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Chicago INTO g%lort6wefern
GiSeubahu.

gafasisrs fur Gbteass. Detroit, Srltsp. Glspslans,
Buffalo, Niagara 6aas, pittssurJ. Cincinnati, Re6sfu,
NlbauY 3rrentp, Montreal. Sassse. eertlaue, Sefrn,
&aire. San 6ranstsse. Saeramtntp, Ssstn, Salt eats
&its, DsnYer, Seuneil Slufs, Sipuy Sits. Ct. Paul. MAR.
auttte, Gseanaba, gituaiba, 2aeiien, 9bUerne, Smaba,
gantien. Winpna. Duluth, @rtsa Sas gltlpaattt uns aat
ganits NSrsli4. @etliS, Guild uas Ssilia, iratsn isu
9tdets ga er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
II II t erb E 8.
Wrttp: gnfintissr S6sr; ;isnst rem Gtrifta,
trbeitert bic Sesle une b~tfereert ielsf
bic @elunetsit ess Qeibes.

gsg~ Sie alte bilise 3sit. Sn suten @ein-
ja9ren mar ebeoem Der Wein un9emein
pOblIeil. Sn 1886 tOItete in Wirtembsrs
Elm elmer alter @ein - &reuser uno in
1854 fonnte nor Elm MaB @ein fir Elm
81 ~taufeu.
5auIsne finibunSsrt treiBis unS nsun
0dltsn Die Jdllsr rsbr ais Der Weir.
Sn oieiem Sabre 1889 fam Elm Goel=
mann oui ben @ehanten, ftatt ieinen antsn
g8sin aus iui9itten, i'm bon ieinen Suu.
ern spangspeiie oustrintsn Su ~laIlsn.
ln9emsIien itrDmte Der Mein in Die bur=
iti9sn &eblsn uho erbibte Die &0pfe, Sdn.
osl, Streit uno S9ld9ereien CAB es senrg,
mas Dem Goelmann, Ger au9 @eri9ts berr
mar, mebr eintrug, ols penn CT Den &ein
p~erfauit bate. - Su 1887 toItete in SPELL.
brunn bas Suoer Wein 80 &reujer. Don
1920 = 1929, pel9e Sabre 6elonoers
iur9ibar paren, muBte man mebrmals in's
8irt6sbaus 9eben, I'M nur cine 3e6e mas
den gu tOnnen,-ja, nur fur | 9eler ~
%trinten, muBte man ;p.imal tOmmen. Sn
Trad lisB elm @irtb ausruIen, man f0nne
BEL inn fir einen 6alben 9aben pom MOr=
gen big gum a6sno trinten. = Sieie 3ei-
ten linb ldnsit Ooriibsr, aud in Seutid=
LAMB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

BSs~ Die rWellideY oitr ldreibt {: rlln-
ter Den le6s uno iedsSis oeutl6=ameritas
nil9en Sldttern, Die uns als fir SaDes
unO g86seler se5eno befannt linb, bsfinost
Ii3 feline Der neueroirss 10 Sablrei4 se=
poroenen fatboliI3en 3eitun9en. Siele
9ebeu natiirli9 ale auf Commando (pon
&on) fir Siloen uno Senbrids. = Sieie
ansabe Der rg8eitl. YOit~ mag lpabr iein
unS aud ni@t; ieOenfaQs liebe li@ piel
Oagegen iagen, aber ts fdQt Gns gar ni9t
Elm Die &i6tistsit berlelben BON %unlersm
politii6en StanOpuntte aus su beItreiten.
No6 piel peni9er aber miro Die p8eitl.
9oIt" folsenoe S6atlade beItrsiten t0n=
neu Inter Den bInOert uno etli9e beuti9=
amerifaniI9en Sldttern, Die uns als fiji
Silosn unO Senorids ssbeno betannt Iino,
beiinost li9 ni9t Elm ein5iges, bas einen
&eptilienssi4mad an ii4 bat oOer I'M @e=
ra9e Ses trummen S9naples itebt. Sie-
ie seben natiirli9 ale auf Commando (pom
@bisteprins) fir Sapes uno @beelsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
se5y 9rin, 9ouig 6erbinano in Belle.

BGg@ Yrinj 9ouis 6sroinano in Belle
Due. Ser i'm Sabre 1906 BEL Saalielo
gebIiebeue 2euis 6erOinanO non Yrsuben,
Elm Sobn oes 8rinjen 6croinonb, SruOcrs
6rieori9 BEG Grober, bate in ieiner SUI
genO Die GAweij Srantrei6 unO Stolien
belu9t. g8i6rano leinsr Qbpeienbeit
tauite iein Yater in Der Nd6e Serlins Dor
Dem Sronoen6urgcr S6Ote cine bibi9e
ldnoIi9e 8elibung, lieb bort Elm S4IOB
bauen uno elmer weitldufigen Yarf uno
@arten anlegtr. Gs iii ties oas 6eut nod
Dorbanoene prQ6tiee 8elepue bel Berlin.
- Na9 Der RidtunIt oes Brinjen 2ouis
ia9te Der Yotsr III i6m /: o9tun, mein Sobn
On bait o6ne 3ptifel ouf 9einen &eilen
mun9e 9roBe @drten uno 2lnldgen 9eie.
ben. SD babe unteroeIieu audi bier 10
Gtpas gei4Gfen, un0 i9 m6Ate 6eina6e
sweiIeln, 0oB 9u etpas d6nli9 S90ne3
9eie6en bait" = Mtan fubr mad Slide
biuous. Ser Yrini 5eiab Die @nIagen,
uno obpobl or 9laes reht bii6l0 Tano, 10
muBte er i'm Stilen bod iber Die tleinen
9er9e, 5ei@e, Jelien, 8rOtten uuO Gin-
Iieosleicn lddeln, wcl@e man mii6lam ar=
selegt, uno Die ibm gs9en bas, mas er an.
oerpdrts 9eiebcn, inner pinSiS eri9einen
mubten. Snoeiien iAwieg CT. = 8alO
na9oem or nod einmal ole &unOe our9 Die
NnIn9m gema6t, bra9te Der &aItelar oCs
S9lOIs8 benz Batter bes YrinSen elm 8a=
pier, pel4es man beim @insange ansebef.
let 9efunoen. IS ent5ielt Die 3eilen
IS mirs bier 9stsrman ~sststsn,
Die Ssrse ia niGt platt 81 treien
Nub eirfsn feline Sunpe laufen,
Sis fDnnten lei6t ZEN Gre ausiaufin
Co uutslteiesn tpirp wrbl Nismanb isin,
limb itsfsn einen 6sllsn siu."
@ar bas llrtbeil oes Sobnes iibsr Die
arlase bes Saters aliO fein 9iiniti9ss, 10
iol Die &ritit, wel4e oisler iiber DE Serle
oes SObnes srseben IisB, aud feline re6t
sndoise ssueien isin.
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Gbieass mo ~NorSweababu


aafsu.
Tir.tts gsrbiasunssn fnS in GRisass nitssr eaie sssH
nne Wtttsdn southern, ghtiean Central, Saltimere ur3
Stie, giitsburs. Sort Wasne une 9tieass, 8auiatst unt
pan gamble Qinie fur ale gleee 6ali5 uHe flsGfltb une
nit Ger 9tlease urp Slten unp Sglnsss 9tRiral tls al,
ilelittn glast %arransiri psretr..
Dirstte Ssrtiueunssn limb sbsniaas NIT Der linipu gaetfs
etlsnsaen IN OMAHA far ale ganits I'm 'srnsn sSsfsa Der.
ssfsat.
Dtrsttt gerktakuustu fiuban allen Ser.
btnban sspHnttsn nit 3assn fur allt
8rsujltnisn bsrseftIIt.
Yulmam Yalaft Wasen.
Gitit ssratmtsn geassu Iaufsa lei aasn glaSsassa in
alen yinien eieler Sabn
Giss III Gle stnjtetetute he esfs gpaesn jrif&su
Gtieass aas q. gaul cher ehieass uue WliIpauiss lauisu
last.
Sn Omaha ssrsinssn I'D unirs e&tafmastn nit ben
llebirlaRe.S hlairaaen Der lnipn gaeife 9iisnbabH, fur
ale gldss pshli6 psm @ifsuri 5lude.
Inter zen 9sTtteilsu, pelte eiee etnit ben Rsiitnesu
tietet, Hnp ale ntasiten gerkeherunsen, ndmIi6 mil
Sttin bsf9sttsrts Sabn, Stabl.S Sisnsa, Stein. uus Glen.
Sradsn, garlsr. uns Draining. Rssm .gerIsnsn. gpaatn
Wauds une epunesss godesn. gDettnstsule Siterbeits Qaft,
gremie, WliQers patent Siderbttts sRuppeluna une glat.
fern; fernsr bietet is len @eilsuesn, Sdneuiatei IL,
Sibsrbeit une pe~ntaneise SeauemIibfeit.
IA sieis 9tisabahi
bnrd flint SroBe Staaten,
uus as,r 1000 @eilsn gpsss lauf. 70 kistst sisIs Gsmyanp
hen Reiitnesa 9rlsihteransen. pe2e teins ssnsuriTsnss
Babn Dat, neA aneteten Tam.
aas Sideassatsa isnnsn Sidsts lbr sisis Balm ssr.
tauftn.
gDer bic beaen Wsiie. gsauemlidtsitsu lu6t, rirs isiu.
aidsts xur assr sisis Saba uns absr isins anssrs tauisn.
SaarpiH Sag6itt, %, s. $tenustt
Central. Superintendent. 23i-2S @sn'l gahass gssnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
4 gentur

fur bic 8 9rSsttn Gamgi9iTs-G snip asnisa nae gursps
S6sliGe Abfdbrs.
5auibuyss@ neriSaniiae 9inie is Dampfer,
Ypre.0 eutlGsr GloYe, Bremen Is Oampfer,
@unare Stnif, SicerpCpl u. Autper. TO Datnpfrr.
&ee Star Sine S Odnnfer.
Die Gauftnes eer paFastersu. ste i'd In ben ltsten IS
Sdprer auf eteisr EinpferH berrlser une tiug5sr fpthtrt
hdte, tns bic bttte GmFfebGuHs uae Raeta mir eas 3utrausp
mstnsr 5reause ssfiSert.
Sn S~er6inoung nit Sbigem, iteue Id
@e9ieI aaf ale 0auYtitdbte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Bay unan9enebms @itteruns. SIT bel
eu9 auf benz 9anoe Die 8dlte aud 10 IN.
anssnebm, pie In Der Staot?
Nd Serrje = nod pisl Glider, ba
iteist un6 fdlt ie nod Sslisbsn, neil mi,
fsinen Thermometer babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

gsS- @%eianbter: sic weroen mir 3use.
ben, YroieHor, bab Die beuti9e Spra9s
piele @orts b.list, Die Elm uno oieielbe Be-
osutun9 baben J. .. isnben uno i6iden.
YrOieiior: Sod ni9t gang, Ssrebrte.
tier, sic ). 3. ino Elm Gsianoter, absr
tein 8elbidter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Be1- Naipe gnti9uloisuns Muttsr
Ybilipp, on bait beute ibOn wicoer in Der
Spsiietammer 9snai6t!
Ybilipp Nsin, Muttsr i.
Wtatter Ybilipp, lise ni3t; i@ !eis
es Dir aus ben @usen!
Ybilipp Q6a6tsrn) Sas itebt nod
bon 9eltern orin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18
ALetter from, Ohio.

Editors Dispatch: Below I give you an
extract from a private letter. written ny a
gentleman formerly Of this State, now re-
siding ii, Ohio. 1t was written under date
of December II, 1876: There is mucn
anxiety felt here about the peculiar sltua,
tion of our country. The rashness- oil
Grant and his apparent desire to rule by
military power fiji us with alarm. There
is no doubt about the election of Tilden
fairly and honestly, but we have fears that
he will be cheated out; and then, What
the result will be no one can tell.
The country is in no mood for trihing,
and a little spark may do lncalcuiaole mis-
chief. The manly and dignitied forbearance
of General Wade Hampton has so Tar
secured South Carolina, but r,how long
none can tell. Tilden once inaugurated,
the country would be safe so far as human
agency is concerned. Let us hope that
some way OF escape may yet be found.