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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
neutrality-suspicious.
JANUARY SESSION, 1877.

AT meeting Of the Board Of Su-
pervisors of Marion Go. Iowa, held
at the court house in Knoxville,
commencing Monday Jan. lst 1877,
j. Ii. Ely, member elect, was sworn
in by the Auditor. The Board then
organized by electing II. +. Bous-
quet chairman for the ensuing year.
On motion the rules for the gov
eminent of the Board ms amendt d
Jan. 1875 were re-adopted.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted in the matter of divi-
ding the county into bridge districts,
| to-wit:
Resolved, That bridge district No.
| shall consist of all that part Of the
county lying on the north side Of the
Des Moines river.
Bridge district No. 9 shall consist
Of all that part OF the county lying
south of the Des Moines and west of
the line separating range No. 10,
from range No. 20.
Bridge district no 3 shall consist
of all that part Of the county lying
south Of the Des Moines river and
east Of the above described range
line.
Committee for district No !, II. +.
Bousquet.
Committee for district No 2, A. A.
Welsher.
Committee for district No. 3, j. B.
Ely.
On motion Supervisors Ely and
Welsher were appointed poor house
committee for the ensuing year.
On motion il was ordered that the
letting Of the contracts for superin.
tendant Of the poor house and for
physician to poor house shall take
place on the Odd day of January
1877
Tn motion it was ordered that the
letting Of the publication of the pro.
ceedings OF the Board OF Supervisors
shall be made on Tuesday Jan. 90,
1877, and the Auditor was instruc-
ted to request the editors Of the
Knoxville Journal and the Marion
4 County DEMOCRAT to present upon
| that day a sworn statement Of the
number Of actual bona fde subscri-
bers to their several papers residing
in Marion Go during the year ending
Jan. LIST 1877.
| The claim OF j. w. McCombs ask
| ing pay Cor colt which had its leg
broken in crossing q small bridge in
Lake Prairie tip, was rejected for the
reason that said bridge not being one
built or kept in repair by the conn-
", the county is not liable for acct
dents happening OH the same.
On motion the following preamble
and resolution was adopten, to-wit:
!, Whereas mt the time of the late
robbery of the Marion Co treasury,
there were in the treasury Of said Co.
or in the course Of transit to it GER
! tain drafts and other cash items rep
resenting taxes due to said Co. and
to be distributed by the county tlea-
snrcr To certain specific funds.
Therefore he it resolved by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Marion Co.
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1 didn't much like bearing wit
ness, for tless us and save Us, I'd run
Ave fisilesAny day to keep out of .
quarrel; but this time / couldn't
help myse0, and, besides, ! was be-
ginning togetIndIgnant, too, and to
think Roy had behaved shamefully,
and Belle still worse.
Into the parlor strobe Queen Gym
thia, almost dragging me with her;
and IL was like War suddenly burs.i
Ing in on ourunsuspectifls Resce.A 1
There Roy sat drumming on the
piano and singing softly,
/ And the bird sang OF you, lore.
Saying Sweet, sweet, SWEET
Golden Belle, with one hand on
his shoulder, was beating time In y
ridiculous maner with the other; and
Small Hetty, with the cat purring in
her lap.,looked at them with 4 faint
I.smile, and calm. Innocent eydk y ! 1
"Roy! Belief" cried Cynthis,
"look at me.u They both turned In
answer to her call, and then, with
the inconsistency of woman, she said
Indignantly. Chow dare you look
at me? False lover and false friend,
you can deceive me no longer. /
know you for what you are-liars
and traitors!''
What do you-wbat can you
mean, Cynthia? exclaimed Belle,
turning pale, and taking q step for
ward.
Don't come any nearer, or ] shall
strike YOU" cried Cynthia, tremb-
ling from head to foot. ''Wbat are
you made OF, that you don't sink
with shame before me! Yon act
your part well Golden Belle; but 1t
il to late. was by the arbor few
moments ago, when your lover
pointing with infinite scorn to Roy,
who had risen from his seat-"once
mine, swore he had never loved but
you; wish you joy ofhim"-almost
beside herself with rage-"'my lam
mie,' my pretty one my SWEET"
~ in the arbor!" exclaimed Belle
vehemently. "Your jealousy has
driven you mad. I've not been out
of the house to-day. But why don't
you speak? Why don't you tell the
truth? If you have a Sweet, a
pretty one, 'lammie'-I begin to
feel little sorry for Roy-"lf you
were--ai,i' And darting to his side,
she seized two yellow hairs from the
lapel Of his coat, and held them up
triumphantly.
There was but one head In the
world on which those peculiarly
colored hairs could have grown.
Transfxed with establishment, we
gazed in silence at each other.
"My darling" said Roy, In his
tenderest tones, and Hetty glided
from her corner to his outstreatched
arms, and hid her face upon his
breast.
Roy kissed the little yellow head,
then turned to Cynthia. ~ have
done wrong, very wrong, Miss
Queen" he said, "and with shame
/ acknowledge it; but this dear
child my promised wife, must not be
blamed. She is innocence ITSELF"
Cynthia swept from the room,
and Bell and Queen never quite
forgave us burst into fit Of uncon-
trollable laughter.
And that Is the way, my dear, the
love affair between Cynthia Queen
and Roy Legitimate ended.
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lion. 5000
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half :" 800
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