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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
rAwfFT.

Il 5. Inlet has bought the cheese
factory owned BY Rolin Wickham. A
new stone floor has been pnt in and the
factory viii commences operations. in a
" days
Mr. Wright ilsrwood being called
ia West Pawiet 20 testify AS to a young
msn being DRINK, some OF her enemies
caused By the aforesaid act, took occasion
10 cover her chimney with plscsrds, cali
ing her tho town gossip, &c. This does
not speak well for the parties connected
with il.
We are panied TO announce the death
OF Mrs. Bdghan Leach, who died Of con-
sumption at Port Perry, Canada West,
April 5 Mrs. Leach was almost q stran.
ger 70 us, having been In very poor
health since her marriage 10 Mr., Leach,
which took place At Middlctown, Conn,
last August Afler being here short
time Der heAIlh failed % rapidly thai she
decided 70 retarn to her fathers home In
Canals, where she died. Her remains
will be brought 10 East Rupert for inter
FnpuI
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication OF Adoniram
Lodge, r. 4 A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, April 20. 1877. at FACTORY Point.
J. II. WHIPPLE, w. N.
AdonIram Chapter, No. Is, II. A. NJ.
Next regular convocstion on Thursday even
ing. May 3 at " O'Clock.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, @. A. r.,
Meets in Adams Hail. Factory Point, on
the first Tuesday evening Of each month.
JOHN @. BLACKMER. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. IO4, l. .. q. IT.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
Al o'clock All members OF the "order" are
invited. Degree meetings every frat and third
Saturday evening of each month at Z O'Clock.
T. ]. HoYT, L. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
ORIGINAL
GOODYEAR'S RUBBER GOODS.
PULcA NIZRD RUBBER m EVERY con.
CElVABLE FOHH ADAPTKD 10
UNIVERSAL Use.
srAny article nader four poands weight oaa be
sent ~ mail.
WIND AND WATER PROOF

garments prelaliy. Oar cieih "a face Coat
combines fs0 garyHsats ~ 0Bs For stormy
~sAtbar, itis psff,a Rat1 Fsogf and 10 dry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12

The yield OF maple sugar is far above
The average.
Professional ,ramp' viii DO well to
give Rupert the q BY.
The changes 10 real estate 10 this
town The present spring, are uncommon
~ few.
There Ia. bcca an unusual amount
81 sickness 10 tbs locality during ihe
pssi few weeks
MIR Fred sbelioa sneceeds James
A sheldon ia the dry goods aud grocery
trade. success 10 him
The youngest seu Of Zion and Delia
Fonda diel ofscArlel fever on Tbursdss
April ath, afer a sickness Of hEe days
Aged 6 years aud months The faners
services were conducted BY Rev Or
isxinbea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY APRIL, u "77
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
Are Light, Portable. Strong aud
Durable.

Sc are paw m reg thsm A. the extremely
igw price Of $40 fach. seat pOsl~pald 10 any
sdafess up9n Fsesipi n pfi
Mthn ofdsfug stste si2s sfyuud thssi, 0Ssr
Ffht
I,lasls parties desiring % zee oar ko5ds, can
ssad fgf DIR Trade g0afuais giYiak description
" y ~ lesding Articles
~ sare aHA gel ito original gDedysalss asam
Yssle0u.1e1 fGbfies
Esseud fgF Illustrated pres-lisl VI oar csls-
Jsafesi Poe&sl gQuig0ssasa
: Address esfssnAy, - Cen
GOoYEAHs RUBBER CUELEg Co,
Box sl66 Gg7 Broadway AsW r0fk Ciig.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
WESTON

Judge john Wilder, an old resident,
SO years old, who has been subject to cat
alepsy for several years, while saving
food wood from Spring brook near his
house lass Monday fell in aud was
drowned, lie has been a prominent
man 10 his day, State senator, county
Judge, and town representative. lie
was fatber.in.law 10 Col, X. W. Clark,
OF Brstteboro. lie was identified with
the carly railroad enterprises of the
State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
NEAT AND Tidy ovERcoAT.

l.y peesiiar process. the rubber il put be
tweau the t~o ti0sh "a f4ees, Shieh prove MI
slneilife or sticking, even Ia the h7assf climates
fhy sie mAds 10 three o8lofs Blue. Black snt
Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

George LIss Of No 146 First-aye., and
George SOIL OF F.rstdvc and IUtt--t.. were each held
in $500 bail Saturday l The Fiy--eyenth street Pc
Ice Court the charge Of exposing for sale orOmarcd-
zine iu tubs which were not branded according 20 aw.
Moses Singer, convicted Of indecent assault
on 90 child under years of and sent for five years
10 state Prison, Pea, appealed uy wit az ODE
pIeulc Court General Term. Judge Davis -lei the wit
o. error ul saturday.
George W. Smith, tired at Special Sessions
fCr abandoning lls wife. produced 10 his defence di-
VUrCe Obtgucl .u Utah The justices 90 special Sessions
tsrCa-dlc nc divorce and ordered him pay Dis wife
SO week oI The support Of herself and her children.
Judge Davis, ID supreme Court, tuamIca. signed wee
teIGay VIII VI ceriI0rar 20 bring the case before the
supreme Court General Term, On appeal
United States Commissioner Shields on Sat
Coy received Information that the brig MHry Elton.
bound f,r tL, port had put into Baltimore distress
SIZE has board Michael Kelly. second rHtc OF the ship
whitney, bic captain. Tao deputy marshal who las
ben stationed al sandy HOOK f5r sometime awaiting
he.y arival was accordingly withdrawn and Tire pa
lt ~ t-c car were forwarded t1 Commits l4JErls
oi N"''I-'ie' where the trial viii bl conducted.
The troubles Of Deacon Cook (cOlOred) and
INC r lioL baI.t Church % Harlem tcoOlcdl brought
c''ud OF MNe.ees on Saturday % cuc0muass Justice
Ir4tt it tHc iiaiieul Poliec Court Deacon winters
I'uu on the ae-"l william IT. Coleman. charged Bc
cons Ic'gI Co91' Jo-n - White, ALDER. PARKER Isaac
D-lAtAt Joseph LaFlei. and H.urv Bel Vito f.yi.5
darkness rather tAr light, al as. Fiio4yz t,,cIe1'
jug, and, Tie lights being C1tlugU.-ed frr ~ tir,,
Tire pastor down stairs. T. seems th.t ibr ..og t..
warned fac young '.0 sls,e tl.e ladi. % I- ON
fnI against Peter Cook, Hs ulU who had "A VITO .i, -
Justice ht-lllre gave brief sefuOu on ne t..,t.
Diet--cl i'LE id unity. and dismissed the Complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
OWL NOTES.

Judge Davis, on Saturday, granted wit OF
habess corpus % bring Patrick -heev, nov serving ou
sentence 90 four years W sing sing for larceny 70 this
city 20 testify in clvI slil.
John a. Apelt has sued his wife, Frederika
Arct foi divorce charging ,bal sfe lei hi last sen
trlau-. goo live with one George ktsh Judge D1uOAue
sent inc suit, on SATURDAY., TO a referee.
Nicolaus NarZ complains that his wife
Enllr whom he married May %, 1871, las been living
opcuy since Juy, ls74 with one Gustav Dupout as M
vie here and abroad. As sAe did not pat ~ any
answer judge Van HUeseui Oh saturday ordered
reference lu Tho case.
Letters Of administration we're issued TO
Henry z Gray, Saturday On tho personal estate OF
Henry Peter, GRAY. the weEuown artist. and former
president 81 the Academy Of Design. Tho personal es
tate valued az s. 600 including number 81 paintns
and sketches. His widow renowned her claim 70 al
minister tie estate IN favor 81 hoT con.
John j. Banta succeeded in establishing that
Theodore z Kent and himself inspectors Of weights
and measures and that NJ. Mccormack was not in
spector Mt Kent has now summoned before Justice
D,rel number o. merchants aud dealers who refuse
20 his fees, the ground that they bave already
send notices 10 many OF these not 70 pay McO0FMacA
In an where such notices were received, Judge
Duae cave Judgment Tor Ar. Kent Nnere they were
mol received tie CAGES were dismissed, on the payment
o. the fees, WlL0u. costs. In ALL about 400 have
been already disposed o.
The Commissioners, Nessrs. Close. Theall,
and PuIdy appointed % assess damages for the real
estate and water rights taken IN making use % the
waters OF MahOpaC aud KirE, organized Saturday
hv selecting MI Close as president and A. r. Mastyn
gLeer N chlrsei5y Corporation Counsel Nm C. Whitney
aud his assistants. Francis l. Stet-Ou and l. X LacOnb
The commission decided n the nst ince 70 ps on
tie question OF the depth 30 which the water might be
Tic ~ meeting viii Do at tie Corporation tUuns5l5
once, December y, az j. a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

Superior CCVri-SUecM I0m-By Judge edyyicl
80 g, OF ast Ncgtr 70 al rider opening d,faat A. ~
~ u.lt-a-its answer JAs n. 5 Guaranty and Iulem.
1870 1Rl NaJerts.- Rem iLacr hicI-prier affirmed
" ur iulesf 70 a'--Orler restoring cause % c4len
49, & tft Aufphy ct a.--Hrfelcncr ordered. Freck
g -o- -t 1Ll 90 al.Jrd ndiDg JllgIA- mt record
- 80 '-4t.. 20 s--DIicr denying motion o. q soon
r-.t ,'.-. fel.sicr agt ser-Heitrencr or
800. alL " lr. 81 a--UrIfr directing me pay
,'-, t.t 3ls e<t. Bette e. al-Dr-er dsnissIg
q van. Without costs. Dillon sgL KCyUOlIs.-
~ l t-.ii.fafDTy Judgment. Schuyler ct al agf
W ZOO special =, Idar f0r hof December
.tt- tosYt 10 a 90 ~. same ant Same $50 g
49, 49, ~ -Dfder sg0Hi!tuuHc Wllsm J.. Find
frlt., dtl OF record lu place o. LUcy Ann Mckenzie
gusr,, , y. tig9i4-oTlcr appointing ~ j.. L4nlD0Ig
al Wsi.l4 len W N!llan L4mb0u an iIfaut-JOhus0n
gis.tt oehtA al truf1 Rove SGT. The Pacigc Mali
Eoi p3lY Muller Sfaudaf; Keyssr otc agt
At ""''I1se same agL II%sk II. same agt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

At the top Of the Brooklyn pier of the East
River Bridge ere nearly all % enc hridgcw1rk is done,
Tnrurer Fargingou was engaged SATURDAY I'm COMP e-
be tWcutyeycnth strud OF the cables IN Tie pre-
If,1it and tydiou. work AT intervals during me cn'
The cable mo sors are obliged 20 stop work and seek
on tac ncr, and cradles NJ Tl~rneiou hos also rad
small stoves rlar in tL- saddle slots, on TOP
uf tnr towers f0r the comfort of The vOikmgu.
The Grst approach pier the Brooklyn sid. is nearly
completed; Agviu Crep Mp The anchorage face % Hc
ONT fou which the arch connecting &c with ~" second
pier viii spring Tn second pier has been built high
Che second op.u ming while the tird and fourth piers
to the ground level A. the NevN ors approach
vii d.ftr 20 many resuscts from that I'D Brooklyn. 20
VIII kg srvera. months longer 90 coIl"c.e 10. TIL Il 81
ulerS now stand distance above the rrour ii.
Nearly The hui dues iD the ar tlc approach bee
tween tine tower and FG1kIu-sq uare have been torn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
PENALTY or CONTEMPT or COURT.

In the divorce suit OF Mary L. Slmmonds
ocain-t Iv.rd s.mmouIs. before Judge D hnan, al
white Plains n w. T. Mitchell Tvug. son Of tie Rev.
Dr steraen If Tyug was adiudgcd ia contempt FOR IL
lovlug the delcndan, 20 deed land % his lawyers
WIFE when tuc Irt Lad forbidden him g. sell It un.
he had provided simouy Tor hi= wife For tins con
teulut Nj. Tyu- was fined $1,000. 10 he PAD 10 Mrs
s.umouds. or Imprisonment Ior six months. 1tis
brother Morris 4yu-. luriay, asked Tor stay OF tic
sentence. appeal. quo 81 vas refused ny J-i-
DFkm4u. Tie case is to be Appealed 10 iHe General
Term and until then some other supreme Court Justice
Oh YORK li-y Wi be asked 90 save MI J. d. IS Ab
from lie order for fine or commitment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
P-lSNENGERS IRRITTD.

FROM HANGURG-rr Steamship 0ir. 5-'v.-Wm. Volt ter.
p. ~a.'tIr end W.T.. 'rnst il.s.e Pau Menls. oulp
Nrust1dt, Fr-dE ~rwd. John rrerre. M3N k'rst M"rz
Gross. Avg Lehstrn. Vim. Bsrthormav, IT, Leoercr,
VIM trtu. Dora En1asklnf. ArreW Mcrr Elise Dedr c,
Elise Haas and cAid, Hugo Kern. Mr. Kaufman, VIM
Er8gu.
FEoN lINFPP0OI-Tn S's1ro.fip CeI'e-E'm Burke
Mrs BIN. Burke ami m't srsut. rCharI Booker, II. W
Darling. y. p. Darling Mis- T.. W. Eicrro" J g. Farr..
Nrs g. Farr- Center Hichc'cs, d. e. Henderson, David
Jolly Me- David Jolly, Miss Vida oily and maid
Eohn g. TT. ka'El7un. Gerard Van dr T'rdo ss KATE
Merely, j. Var avs C. NJ Presbv A. 4. PA r. ". Petit
y. ktter D. J. ~'ahy. \ strauss Miss NJ. TIott@r T.
TLnn-.s :. .in.nI. h MhIfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

A brother Of Bishop Clark was one of the
wiitirst men alive rurs i'm 'he famtv IL once went
- one ~ bis p3ri~3Ou'rs. lady with uroIigluus
family which rad reccu IS bccr increased A. NJ rose 10
leave. to lady 81 pped him vita But YOU haven't seen
wy i.r baby " No hc quickly replied: and never
eTnoct to-" Then pc hoG.-l FAi!adeiphIa Bulletin.
Mr.. Y is q widowcr. Since the time he
oe bS re: wtora be aaored five years ago b. has not
LETT OF looking every d4y 40 the locEct containing Oh"
hair o. his dear aud auscre companion and the other
fov hr lod s'i from iIerd ~ the moment when he
diving the lock o. mir Of tnc muci-Jvct one NIat
yau doing asked his friend. You Wei enough
fv ing the A4r ash blonde. because this color is
much worn now. wish the hair o. sainte1 Maria
To De aiN .lyl iu fashion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
RrsUIT OF D0UBTNG 4 GOOD Bill.

A suit for damages is being prepared an"
VIII tc f.,d iu few cays against the Adams EAP
Co,npaur bv John H. HcGuhin. Pr. Ac6uih1 as'. IT,
that while u this ctr. on November - n' ''''' '
,,... r,,..s. C,r,alrv f1r TIE purpose II send
i'm mono. t1 ctl,.u Hutc ius, AZ W-ll-i' Az
In, OBJ. med from ih- cashier clau-" Tor fi",' 1''
r wand fhc q. s. leI became suspicious Of" tt -
rlrl.rs- uf 'e DBL F.. ANA u.-. Lr Hutcu- aI -i.' 'i
CuffU we're arrested. The latbr VA, taseu "ci '
10, --nd III. CLAIMS tuu- lv ths unjust ai &" 4.',st
and fru.i..iucu. a.d ts Subsequent i' lctl'- i l'l
.sIts.r- LIZ ll. been greatly damaged !E ie uti' l.h
and ~lue--. lir l3ls DIS d1la- TT J'oJJ I'a|c'S
{ B.rioy. b. the ,ouusl. lUg tine plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
-A1AMYrR ANDnI. cLlENTs AsKED u ENrLIN-

CLicf-Ju-tice Shea in Marine Court Cham
b.rs on saturday granted an order reddi.m- Peer "t
gel AMI Hvnuu Skenzhcin, and their attorney, H. I.
Irt.I to show cause to-day why they should NOT be
1,,i-lol LOT contempt OF court. G3d WHY judgments .
~ Iyu. of WcIcel and Sktubhom should not j., t 20
Who ..,y- the three men were instrumental iu eetth-
frlJu-ut had gIncuts against Charles Luh, %, asn5'
who's. urou.rtF MI. EuTlrH. ctuuscl lUt one 80
Hams, f obtained ai attachment ouU claim for SLIGO
for money loaned. The affidavit SAYS that thr utSmeu'
T. DE- when examined seemed o. nave th, lhh -'' arg
toul some oi tac papers PdrYoltel to DE Week old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
1A,rr. NJ. swErNy.s SETTLEMENT

John McKeon called, on Saturday, on Mr.
Pcckhaa TOR the purpose OF paying tile last nstament
dur W the estate Of James II. sweeuy. ou account o tie
setsr.ut " tie Ring fraud su SO as 90 procure the
sni,aI of tie sut AGAINST Peter E STeeny aud the
wiflIrlwIl o. the attacliI u,t Peter 4- t"eth.
prOueitv TIE Ju ges having left she court room before
tet reic ed H. tlc matter was deferred until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
Brooklyn Board

4 LARGE 2d-st0ry room with ~ the modern
I convenience and neatly fuTuslo4 fU Ir.t fara
Between Hcnr1 ltd DAn-na stt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

HOOK-A respectable woman ; a good, PLAN
cook good washer and ron'r best 'ity reference fV5
Uud-ouat, near Car son st., in horsts store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

NOOK. WASHER ami IRONER.-A resprct-
OH. c'or-d woman COOK, washer and roneri CITY rel
N n.i l-tlai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

C0OK.-By "a professional cook, not needing
I 1y assistance ADJ. e. get up dunI and serve u IN
n.- as sr i- economical orderly aG' wei rec onnefdon
Gan boz, seen No lCQJIN- ri iEAU. Coz 6thaye, between
.Ll- and 3lLh-.Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16

mir iasen: Wenn aud bie unb ba ~ein,eIns
&ebner an tir@Ii4en Orbensleuten mateln
wouten, wenn aud Bel einem 0orfau, Der
auf einem WiBusrftdnbniB fuste, In Der
Stse Der Oiscuifion bic Wifenidaft Der
tatboIii4en WiHeni9aft sIsidiam fsinbIid
entsesenseifeQt wurbe, penn au9 ,psi Dor:
trdss bas natdrli4e 3artsefibl ibrer 81:
b6rer etwas mebr bdttsn idonen ioaen, 10
mug bod elm Sober seitsben, bas bic tatbos
Hi4e 8ir&e uno ibre BiFehidaft aud bel
bieier 9eIesenbeit bic Probe beitanben bat.
Dsnn bic amsritaniffsn in 3utunit unpar;
tbeiii4 ju Werte sebsn, menn ie oas
@ort zines SroBen Wannes nidt usrssiisn /:
.0as erffe seiitise BebirfniB Der Weni9en
TT &eIision, bas 3weite WiHenidaft", 10
tSnnen mir ibnen nur ben bsitsn grfols II.
bic aGsemeinite Gbeilnabme winiden fe
werben Wateriale fir bic tatbolii9t Wiis
fenidaft berbsitrasen unb bslfen bauen an
benz sroBen Bau, BON benz ale ssiunoe
Difeni4aft, wenn ie beitebsn iou, ibre
&raft unb 6eifisteit bernebmsn muB.
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@ro66er u N.
0om8reb Der 2lmerifanitem.
Sisuns pom IL. Ssptembe,

Sisung pom IL. September.
Den BrdiibsntenitubI nimmt Der @ene.
raj 9oniul DraiilienS in 9iuerpool, 9. W.
ba Silua Yaranos elm; er oantt fur bic
gbre i'm Hameu BraflIenS unb beponirt
auf benz Bireau elm @ert betitelt: g. Gel.
pasem BON Gonto be W~asalbaes, Hio be
Saneiro 1875. Yroienor S9otter BON
garsmburs ~perlisit cine A~bbanoluns iber
50. Columbus unb Nmsriso Ssspucio unb
benefit, oaB man llnredt bat, Imsriso Der
unoantbarteit sesen Columbus ansutla:
gen, neil er benz Continent ieinen Hamen
seseben. @bbe S9mie lielt elm Wert:
Die Cries uuo ibre Ssrni9tuns bur9 bic
Ssnnscca's Dor. Serr @apier analplirt bic
grbeit beS Germ @afiarel iiber bic gnt:
bedung Yraliliens, Der bic Nnalple zines
Wertes iber Braiilisn folst. Bel Der @eles
senbeit madt 9err Yetertsn barauf auf:
mertiam, baB beute nod in Braiilisu ,usi
lurembur9sr Solonisn beitsben, Die ibre
Wutteripra9e beibebalten baben.*) !Serr
8laiie psrlas elm Wsmoire bss Serrn Ga,
uarp: Die GrOberunsen pes alien GbiIls
outW pte SetuaHet 6ur SeU Oct SHlue.
Su Der Na9mittasiisuns iibsrnimmt Sr.
6. be &oSnp ben Sorlis oanft i'm Namsn
6rantreids fur bic Gbre uno tritt bann bas
lSort on 6srrn S9wab pom Der National:
Yibliotbet in YariS ab, Der cine 2lbbanos
lung iber ameritanii9e Sni3riften u%erlieit.
Ssrr 9ucien Nbam ibernimmt bas Wort,
bsfiruortet, baB man bic Snidriftenfrass
aui baS Yrosramm Der britten Sisuns
iess, unb analpiirt oann ieins glrbsit ibsr
ben srammatil9en Serslsi9 BON 10 ams:
ritanii6sn Spra9en. Serr 9sou be &osnp
ibsilt cine grbsit bes Abbs piparb: uebsr
bic Qautslsmente in Der msritanilben
y Wir psrbsn bic nStbissn Wa6forlaunssn
a~ateasn, nm Nabsrss absr pieis 9elonisn ~ CT,
iabrsn. DIR piisu. haB in Der propiuj &ic
@ranee DO Sul pisls Wsltlanu wobnen, absl
paB In SraFlisn laremburstr 9plonisn limb. MAJ
uns unbsiannt. Ssfanntli6 wauesrtsn 1917 v,
1918 eursmburssr na& Yrallisn aus,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16
Susembursische
Ueretnigte Staaten.

gDie Der ct. Glouo yNOrbtsrn" mel.
BET, erIeste 9err 5. Gbeiien taum cine
Msile pou ct. Soispb, Stearns &c.,
Winn., einen Barren, Der 500 Yfunb wos.
Wtssser Wesel taufte bas llnsetbim.
Sobn muB Elm sewaltiser Nimroo iein, baB
sr ioldsm Yss ben @araus MAIDEN tonnte.
ST.. Sobn Sismer, (Dimmsr?) sin Bel
Mtssser Riqer in Siifin, Sbio, be-
i6aftister iunser Mann, ihirste am
Montas Ibenb bur3 cine Der giiens
babubridsn auf bic WaheritraBe unb
erbielt erbsblide, wunoerbarerweiie aber
teine sefdbrliden, SerIesunsen, 10 melbet
bic vGiffn Y%reie".
an intpn Jrenouia itarb Seu Setter
Yaulus am %. September, elmer Der alte.
fen bortisen Inlisoler. Wenn mir ni9t
irrsn, 1T 9err YauIus Don SonteIinSen ses
birtis. R. l. P.
@m Samifag, ben 20. September itarb
in Quremburg, Stearns &c., Winn., 9err
Ns. SdnissS, I'M Alter pon 80 Sabren.
Gin Blutltur, ma1te benz Qeben pl6slid
elm Gnbe. r. |. p. Der Samilie unlsr
innisns Beileib.
Dor stpa ;mci Wuuaten i4risbsn mir
iol9enee Noti, iber uniern 9anbsmamn
S9oentsen in Council BLUFFS:
& | d t | g! llnIer 9anbsmann
S9osntssn in Council Sluffs 1T ais
s9tsr g9tsrna9er benn AUDI bintennad
aetommen. 9r parb uon ben &spubli:
fanern ieines Counties nidt uur ni9t
fur &eprdisntant nominirt, ionoeru bic
Convention itslte, wie gum Sobns, swei
sdte RaItwaiiermdnner auf. Der quite
S1oentssn tam nod INNER ni6t suI
@inii1t tommsn, baB in Der republifa.
nii9sn Partsi beute nod Der 6remben'
baB lsbt unb leibt. S9oentsen i3sini
cine srtra Brile su brau9sn, um ieine'
politiidsn 9eno6en 9interliit ~ ieben.
Oils spol lino bic Dutchmen gut nnb ale
voting cattle, aber fir aemter, 1T MID
Disie Notis Fam Der r5reisn Yrsis" IL
Council Bluff gu @eiidt unb is lsste nun
IN Der lsstsn Nr. ibre 9anSe Elm, sm d Ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16
Yefsif&-S

ais Inter Il Il : q fir ben Weses
bau baben aus benz Brouin,ialfonbs erbals
ten: MaIempre, 233.-grneuuile, 1888.
-Touruaf, 1882. = Qapa9erie, 75s.-
Salenr, 1,l21. - Soubsmont, I,169.-
Ses Gaiaes, 7s5.-9aro9e, 467.-BouiIs
Ion, 2,745.- 6auuiasrs, 4,06s. = 5ols
LANCE. 2,o2l.-Sompre. 3,eS4.-aruiae,
1,61s.-Yinsrs : fur : Ssmois, l,749.-
5abersp, 5.577.-ahenois, 1885 ST..
Gu @reit wirb elm neues Sdulbaus
sebaut, bas auf $4,000 5r. anseidlasen
Im %. September fanb In benz
@ebduoe Der Rnabeui4ule 81 arlon bic
9artenbau' ausfeauns itatt. gs wareu
siemli5 uieIe greiie ausseiest.
Son 8affnad idreibt man, Bag bort
Der Safe 5 Sr. bas Stid toifet, bas Saar
Selbbibner 2 Sr., &inbieii1 Sas Bfunb
80 @sntimss, SammsIHeiid 80 gentime,
S9inten lao ST.. Oas Sunbert 6ilo
&auoffeIn toifet s ST., unS babel III bic
Sualitdt nod m~itteImdBis.
Serr u. u. SIipier III gum Ouanens
unb Nceiisn: Ginnebmer 6. 81. In Nrlon erz
nunnt porbsn. Oerielbe war uorbsr in
Slanbsin I'M 9snnesau. a
Im II. September iisI elm sewiRer
s. s.. Yierre in einem apoplsriiden Ans
fade ms 6euer bss 9eerbss uno srlas bann
leinsn @unbsn.
am Is. September s~eritSrte elm
6euer bic Wobnans bes Iferes Ns. RoIin
gu Salansp. Der Ssrluif 1T l5, 900 ST..
Do4 1T berlelbe Sur9 IL, 900 st. 9srf@es
RUM oe6edt >9rQg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16
Saar, 0otel, GiteI uno Su1Ss
riideu.

Aus meiuer Seimatb (Srier)
bore i'd. 10 i9reibt uns 9err 9urtb aus
gtotre Dame, Snb., baB man beim Na4s
srabsn an Der Borta nisra merfIide &es
~iultate ~srsislt. 60 fanb man redt iebenss
wertbe, r0miide Sdoer, Is Sub in Der grs
be, iopie msbrsre S9idten pon Meni@ens
s~sbsinen, ano elm S4IoB, beien untsrirs
biids @anse iid bis in bic Gntfernuns BON
elmer Yisrtelitunbe eritreden.
am4. September sins cine srSBes
re SroSsiiion ais ie bon Serntaitel mad
@lauisn. Die 3abI Der Ebsilnsbmer bes
lief iid auf iiber 600.
Sn Saarbriden tlopft bic pOIiaei
ben Messsrn auf. bic Singer. Sn Der
Burit pom 8 Wessermeiitern fanb man Gus
idse pom Stdrtemebl. $50 Wart Strafe
tauusu fs sswartis isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16
Girdlidt utuisktittn.
Snlanb.
Gorreipunocn,.
Oi5ees Sort Wapne.

O1
Iotrs Dame, Snb., 8. Ott. 1877.
9eitern, ais am 5slts bss 81. Stolen.
t~ran,ss, fanb bic idbrIide 8ittfabrt oa
@lSabisen aus Der Yfarrei Wii9apata sur
bieiiaen &ir1s unisrsr 2isbsn 6rau pom
beilisiisn Serssn itatt. Obi9on ss am
Morssn i4ien, ais Oh Der Gag elm re4t reg:
ueriider werben woue, lieBen li9 bod bic
frommen Ratboliteu Nii9amafa's pom ID:
rem id6nen @orbaben nidt abidreden;
iontsrn iiberseust, baB basielbe benz &esie'
rer bes @sttsrs b6dlt ansenebm iet, besa'
ben tie ii9 unter 0eitnus ibres eifrisen
Seelentirten, bss bodw. Uaters Se4te'
ring, mutbis auf ben 8es. Sie batten
bic Sreube Al iebsn, wie ibre 3abl fid itets
bur9 @ntdatise aus 9aporte. Soatb Senb,
unb 9opel mebrte, bic iid ibnen ani9loi'
fen, I'M Gbeil gu nebmen an bieiem srbau:
li1en 3use. 90 tamen sic benn, IN 3wei
lanssn &sibsn uno unter lautem &oien'
transssbste, ssssn baIb elf nbr bier an,
NO lie bur9 has feierIide @elaute Der
@lodsn bssriBt warbsn. 8eim Mnblide
bieier Yilser flblte man ii9 IN einen Der
pielen @nabenorts Mariens In Oeuti4lanb
periest, no mar an ben TOrabenben unb