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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-09

ieniaen i'm College ieben, Der ginem cts
mas 3u tbun paset parbe, ben i'd be-
i@ibe. =.
Sd brau@e Deinen s&ub ni&t, rief
unier 8elo nit mutbiser 3uperVdt;
benn i'd fir@te mid ni&t!
Sic beiben 3naben me@ieltcn einen
raI4en, aber orobenoen Wlid.
@ir ,uoleu ieben! iagte Mare 81
iia lelbit.
Mir l;est tuenis an ieiner Greuno=
idaft! oa4te Did.
Diele scsne sins 10. idnel ppriber,
bab Mr. Barnard nidts bapon be-
mertte uno li9 BON ben beioen 3naben
nit Dem @ebanten %trennte, oab lie ll1
balo perlteben lernen miiroen.
Says barauf besesneten li1 Warc
uno Sid int Sofe, obne li& 5u besril'
Zen. Mare lab in oieier @lei4siltis-
feit cine unusr3ei9lide 8eleioisuns uro
wiiroe ausenblidli@ ieinen 3orn an
Sid ausselaNen baben, toenn es nldl
unter ben Yeniionaren I'M college oes
Doctor Mauins &escl s%e,peien tpare,
NIT teiuem neusn e@iler Dor Nblaui
BON brei Sasen Streit onSufanser.
Marc &apmuno ba@te leiocr on ni@ts,
aIs tpie er ii@ mad Mblauf bieIer Trilt
an Sid RIDDEN mole.
GnbliA erj9ien Der BON Marc 10 beib
eriebnte Sag.
Sid {pielte eben in einer, BON benz
onsemcinen SummeIpIas ettuas entle-
senen s1sile beg 9ofes nit anbsrn Sim
bern Ieines Mlters, als Mare abli4tlid
feinsn Ball nod bieier &idtuns mari,
10 bab berielbe unisrem tlsinen 9eloen
Dor bic Tiibc rollte.
Bring i'm Der, tleiner Maulafc! rieI
Mare Dem &naben gu.
Sid tbat, als babe ct nidts 9ebDrt.
9alt 9u mid Der tanoen? i4rit
Mare nun nod lauter.
CT meint Sid. iaste elmer BON Sid's
@pieltamsraoen.
SD meiB es, er,pieoerte unler 9elo,
o6ne ii@ in ieinem spie!e itorcn 81
IaIIen.
Mare l9ritt nun auf i'm 5u.
9abe i'd Sir nidt gelast, bob Su
mir n,einen Bal brinsen ioat? fragte
CT.
Sd CLAUDE, ia.
llno rparum bait 0u es nidt setban !?
@eil i'd mir nidts in einsm iol4en
Some befeblen laiie. Du bdttet cs
freunbidaftli9 ooer ,penisitens nur
artis p~erlansen iolen.
@iat Ou mid ettua lcbren, tuas iid
faidt uno ni9t i9idt?
Sd mill Niemanben etwas lebren,
benn i'd fam ia leIbit 10 usnis ! erpie'
berte Sid belheioen.
Nun, 10 mill i'd Sir cine Section se=
ben, bic Ou 10 balo ni@t uisoer per=
geHen Ip0t! rief Mare nit Dor Corn
balb erjtidtcr Stimme, erbob feline Gauii
unb pericste uniercm 9eloen nit aler
2raft, Die inn su @ebote itano, einen
S4las auf ben Ropf.
@tatt III peine, unb Su l@reien, mie
Marc ertpartet bate, itirste li4 oas
mutbise &inO auf i'm uno CAB ibm
einen 99Ias auf BEN Muno, auf oielen
folste elm 3weiter unb Elm orittcr, oab
Sid's @esner 5l tuanten beganm uno
feline 2ippen bluteten.
Sic Gameraoen Odds itieben einen
Sdrsi Der 8euunberuns aus; Scare
,pmros baour4 auf's %Neuberite serei;t
uno eruie0erte Die @treide 10 beftis,
baB er CLAUDE, Der unslei4e &i
miilie nun Elm Gnbe nebmen.
Mlcin unler 9eIo mid nit auberor*
bentli9er @ewanbtbeit mebr als einem
@@lase aug. Sod besannen allmdb=
lid feline &taftc nad;ulaien. Sur Die
Gntriitun9 bielt i'm nod aufredt unc
bejtdrtte leinen Mutb.
Mebrere @@iiler Der b0beren GIaiie
batten li9 in;pil@en sendbert uno 90
ben laut ibrer Snoisnation Musbrud.
Mi@tsoeltopsniser wolte Gapmunb
iiesen; er lieB BON Sid log uno %ltiirSt,
1;A S,... &,.;oSn~ o,E ;L, ,,u. hurA H;r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-09
Deferred d.

Gin mpferioies @erbredeu tpuroe am
2. b. M. gu @ien in Der @obnung ei-
neg 9of<S tuccateurs periibt, ,pa6renb
Der lestere seraoe auf elmer @eiie nod
Berlin ii@ befano. @iener Bldtter
me!oen barber: Ser 9of. stueeateur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-09

SlUlleH II.
@us Som miro sei4ricben, bab am
%. SUM bort elm itarfer Sanoreeen
fiel. Nus BEN @iiten NIrita's bin
ilbsrsetrasen, fiilte er bic Mtmoipbdrc
sIei9 elmer sroben @olfe unb in elmer
lolden I%usoebnuns, bab Die Come Inn
4 ubr Na9mittass p0lis itrabIenlos
nno nur ,ple Elm bIaIier Mono nit srun=
|lidcr Gdrbuns ausiab. @n einisen
steaen fel Der NIT @aiier semiidte
5ano tpie &otbtropfen sur Groe. Sic
Jarbe beg Sanoes mar 5ieselrotb nit
|aorpern BON pesetabilii9en Yo0en.
Oieielbe 9ufterldeinuns uuroe AUDI in
Ncopel beobadtet, ober obidon fi9 De,
9eiup in einem t~beilweiicn Iusbru9s.
iuitanb befanb, 10 fiel bod bort teir
5anb ODER Ml4e.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
fvREIoN rAlLUREs,
UPPER JIM RIVER.

IA ~ @w Aaeus. lln. 1877.
Gs,his'aH sak in ihe ssaca a.a svill
average 20'bashels perseres . ! ss W
Burdick & Corliss have sold their valua.
bic stock farm (stock included) TO party
Of Russians, that numbers fifty -four heads
G. B. lnsham Is proprietor of the New
England house, Milltown. Travellers can
rest assured they will be we'll cared for. and
we'll fed by the old gentleman and his ex-
cel!ent lady: Success attend you.
Samuel Bloom has struck 1t rich in the
Black Hills. His youngest son arrived las,
Sunday. Weight. ten pounds.
Lake Lowell went below 70 assist 10 sig.
ging up threshilg machine to thresh the
fine crop Of grain In the valley.
The whooping cough is troubling the
children IL the different sections of the Jim
proving fatal in one instance.
Prairie chickens are about "ripe." Fun
win sooa commence. They are numerous
on the prairie.
Reports are in circulation that Burlick
& corlis will etast.nsas siaasis stock besli-
.e.s, s14is dne q IL uppssJim. Ezesl
lata alesa cas be III 8 Hanson .,
( Ds'!dses DO. ,oa.sy. 8 Come and !. before par
chasink. ~ - 80 y 70
Ehe people Of the valley will all con
tribute to territorial. fair aud vould rec
omend that there b one held.
woolley Ashep.r ars running sthsir
mill at Nilltown to accomodate The settlers
in Armstrong and adjoining Counties.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
cHAs. E. HEDGES
Further Particulars 81 tie
Discovery Of tie
Body,
Received by telegraph at s PM
Especial 70 Press and Dakotaian.]
Cnow Gsnxx n q An. n

Especial 70 Press and DakotaianJ
IS. Cnow CREEK, D. T., Aug. le.
The circumstances extending TIE death Of
G. E. Hedges, - far . knows, ars these:
On Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst !,
they encamped twenty miles southeast Of
Bfule agency. Thursday morning he left
the herd for Bsule agency alone. tnveling
In light wagon. with two horses.
leaving word With the herdery that
he would retnrn or send pro
visions during the day, and mot return
ing, herder vss diaPatcAsd Friday alle,-
noon to ascersain the cause Of his absence.
Arriving Il Brule in the evening and snd-
ing be had not been there. or heard from.
suspicion was first entertained Of foul play.
Saturday mornisg, Mr.. Bart with tvo in-
dams went in search. Arriving At the
Wednesday nighfs camp, they took
Mr.. Hedges' trail, and following about
Q mile foand his ii with : bullk hole in
the top; few rods further on, the body in
an advanced stage Of decomposition, and in
= ravine near BY the team entangled in the
harness and still fast. to hs.xasoe {; his rifle
"a rsylver e ths vasos, lie ibr.ne,s s un. j
loaded and the latter with two exploded
shellA one of which he was known to have
fired before leaving camp.
A ball hole in the top of his head was The
oaly wound found. Near the body lay !,
handkerchief saturated with blood.
II is evident he did not die suddenly, bu
could not have survived the wound man,
minutes. 1H
Two Indi.na. Brules, camped with then
Wednesday night and left camp simultane
ou'ly With NJ. Hedges, but in an opposit.
direction @Aa
Tho body was buried Sunday morning
where it was found. A silver watch an,
twenty ose dollars in currency Was fouu,
on the body. E.E.Hupsos
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
WASHING
wAsR,xoron rr.,s.

Waahiassos, Aug. lA-E <. sasaa ~.
ysyoe gaassal q Aoasaaa. be- hsss m.
pssssa. he sAasgs pssess'v,i sss mi.ds
nsaass b ssBeA
fa a &agnlsA 90 ~ U. 8. a;siuass "a
GWsse ah ~ ~ Ualasd t4aass - 400
end As1Gbs1t slnasol y . lasu,
49, " ssalas aAskss = kssspa
~ Mys 1nnio - - ~ ~ enunu -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

z 49, 9sas-.4es 80 .sSs e ~ "a AW
flilfg cards on damask board, white
- tinAsd brissols, at Pres and Dakosaian
lob rooua.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
NEW YORK.
ABOUT THH STRIKERS.

AISOUT TIE 6TNlA6NS.
New York, Aug. 16.-A WilkeShotfe
special reports that the workmen whoNGse
driven from The Delwars 4 Hudson mines
/ s4lker ysserday. 40 Sxioa Sa.coa.
xliu5 tAe6 1osk. Mt - suihessce billed
them to swear they would NOS work until
the Trouble ended. It's reported III asssas
Of the Delaware 4 Hudson company mises
are on fire.
THG loSo IsI.AxD BANK. ,4skss
Excitemsnt over The suspension of pay
meata BY tho Long Island savings bank
coatinus. Secretary Fowler dsclssaa 70.
day that the bank y solvent, spd ~ 9 saf.
plus Of eso0. .000. bat Il 10 necessary 10 take
edyhtassssf ~ 10 dSy rule h osdf n
ash ass - a6css q sosa1ssS l(ie
jas Cd a6ssT cS6nsst " ~ task, 1esasd
aesrd this morning. declasiag The solvency
Of The iussitut.oa. stx
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, August l6.
WHEAT-Active, unsettled and love; No.
2, 1.l0l for cash; l.05i for August; 95c
for September.
CoRx-steady; No. ?, 44c.
OAs-Firmer; No. 2 PC.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, August l6.
Money-l4@3.
Governments-Firm.
Gold-l.o5s.
S.ocks--Buoyant
0sg M sok. a4.1rs X 4
New York, August l6.
WHEAT-Dull futures heavy; NO sales.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRx-lc lower; western mixed; 81
@5ec.
BARLEY-Nominal.
OArs-Dull; 25@47c for mixed western.
PoRK-Quiet; 1890.
LARD-Shade frmer; s9O@9.OO.
WHIsKY-l2,
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August 10.
WHEAr-Ac4ive, unsettled l.0l2@l0l3
for August; 95c for September.
CoRx-Active onspeculative accounts and
unsettled; 43sc for August; 1870 43lc 70,
September; 434c for October.
OATs-Moderately active; 2l@24sc 10,
cash or August; 2s5c for Sep.ew}er; 24s,
for October.
RYE-53c for cash.
BARLEY-csc for September; Csc for oc
tober.
Po.k-,2.so@ 1854 sor sep..nb.r o'
October.
LAaD-s 5el@s.s5. for September o
October.
| WHIsKY-S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
ROASTED COFEE.

= KOAHTED COFEE,
II there is any luxury more generally ap-
,prsciatsd Than another, il. II GOOD COFFEE.
Few persoO can roast coffee well, and to
nsst this vast Nsasss Bell, Coarad 4 Co.,
Chicago, have imported and roasted . coffee
cAlled Sfasf
ANKoRIA,
which il the nearest approach to Java Of
S1I heretofore offered TO cousumers. It is
nd glassd, is brittle and will grind easily.
Your grocer hes Tie goods for o. ie, ~ also
~ AMOO ~ ~ SO ia -
SsIns sak1sc rowDEa
nads by The same arm. Ash him for e. them
and sbtain the best gods in the world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Straw hats Il katsa.
Trunks and Valises at Kats'a
q 0snGs ssu,nae uadavufsk Ksela
Lisle thrsad Balbrigraa and British halt
Hoss q Katx's.
whie md oo.orsd Shirts q. Kas1'..
White Vsses q katta.
Evsryshi,g sAeap ,bsyesd compare =,
Kats,A ~ 3 & NH q Il
p's'' hh 10 l!z e A.!t s.ls
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

b .tOppostnnity is The flower Of ,imc." Time
ilsdsa down just now With aov,rs in ths
sAaps q Gents summer clothing and un-
sqs. u bs cold At actual cost At Harry
II Gather ross shilsIys nayr y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
Cen. Cibbsa Has Reached Dess
Ledge IN GssA Csadltlsa. q
All ths- cljnamss Of Horse Prairie Sup.
1 ! spe5sd tssliays essn KIND. &
America New Controls The Grain
Markets Of Eurspe.
csassss,al Aaalvstsar Il shs 'Dsy whsa aaesls
Stark DidNt Become Widow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPRISONED.

Newark. N. J, Aug. l6-McDaniells, one
Of ID Central railroad s.rikers, was sentenced
by lie vsosl lcAanesllor, yesterday, TO peysa 2
fine Of fifty dollars and to remain in Jail till
further orders Of the court.
AN INDIAN FIGHT
New Orleans, Aug. 16-AGalveston News
special reports fight in Mexico. between
the Kickapoo and Lipan tribes Of Indians,
in which seventeen Lipans were killed.
CONCENTRATION OF TRoops
The Mexican troops are concentrating at
Carrargo, opposite the RipgGold barracks.
~ - - cArTLE rHIEvn.. 81
A,Fers Clark special says that Asxican
cattle thieves drove so heado cattle acsoss
the Rio Grande, on the 1Ath.
TaE RATTLE OF BENNINGTON.
Bennington, W., Aug. l6-President and
Mrs. Hayes, Miss Foote. Secretaries EvAEts
aud McCrary, Attorney Devcns, P. n. Cen
eral Key and Birchard Hayes were driven
10 Bennington this morning, and escorted
by the lst regiment National Guards Of
Vermont, and took their places 10 the pro-
cession. The crowd is variously Estimated
at from $1,000 TO $1,000. There was q
slight delay on Main street, ,ot which sev.
eral pefsons avaiied themselves to rush up
to the president 8 carriage and shake hands.
One Of these. prominent local politician,
remarked: II like you personally. Mr..
Fresident, but darn your policy" TO which
hegood humosedly replied. Come now,
no politics to.day."
INDIAN NEWS.
Helcns, Montana, Aug. 16.-The follow.
ing has been sscsived:
sssiInA, Mon.a. Ang. Is.
Zsa6ss. NbNs, HeleAS: i
Nee from Banl6ck lust sree Nd say,
a.l1 ssoss,aebary haag - = irnsa
brinSlng with them the bodies 81 Mon
tasus, James Smith, Flynn and FArnswosth
and there are more expected to come. Ths
Indians. thirty five miles seuthol Bannock
aeStGdA noning. lad takenall the hossel
On upper Horse prairie, and we're moving
slowly.
Deer Lodge, Mont, Aug. l5-(isnl. Glib
hsps arrived = 10 = M, accosap b q
q Jsssa Hs WAS mst at the he n
the citizens Who did not go to Eu AZ
by number Of ladies, who desired 81 81
II sAersof Bgs HolS Pas hssrsy lso
tn. IT,, gsaesal i feeling excsllsat but !
little It'll fium his wound. @
The latest from Virginia, Nosaaa, 4
Gov. Potts says Gen. Howard's command
arrived aaHahnock a III night gof tie III
ard voeld lsave for Horse prairie the mex
nornipe. All tie Chinaasen Of Hone prai
rie are mis- ing end are ssppessd 70 hay
been killed. The rear guard Of the 1ndian
were sill on Horse prairie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

HELD FOR PosrAGE.
T. Wage. Cresco. Iowa-sc.
Pan 7. Story, Dodgeville. Wis.-3c.
Anne Tet,y. Yermillion. Dak.-3c.
Persons calling for advertised letters will
please say advertised.
A. w. Howard. p. N.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
303 E ss,osa.aSa RIO - :,
mas BEEN REYusRD.

HAS BEEN REFUS8D.
? HAsh. Aug Gj6.-Emlle Oliver has so-
licited the government patronage % car.
dtdate 10 the department Of Var. but has
besnrefaDsj. Lemeecisr. formerly asBoea.
spsrtist plefsassnns agStsss'hin:
T a@aa 6xfixvS1unrxlaa { "a.
Alexandra, Aug. l6.-The Greek volun-
teer movement il increasing. A further
detachment Of one hundred and twenty
started yesterday. The authorities have
detained sixty volunteers Intending to leave
on the ground Of their being subjects Of tile
porte.
FvREIGM FAlLUREs.
London, Aug. l6.-The Financer says
that according to private advices from Lyon
several failures have occurred in the silk
traAs including one for million dollars
ssPs sRUAIAN M0vEMKfs. s s4g9
Erzerdum, Aug. 16.-The reports that the
Russians a,e advancing from Ardahan or
Olti are unfounded. There are only six
batallions, two batteries and one regiment
Of cavalry at Arlahan. Four batallions de-
tached from that direction are now encamped
Il Gain.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-04
WARD ITEMS.
From the Reflex of Aug. Adj

From the Reflex OF Aug 2u,
On Tuesday we were shown by Fred
Hip an assay of ore from ledge lately
discovered in this district that went
500, 878 to the ton ia silver. We were
not informed Off whereabouts. it being
deemed advisable to keep that a pro-
found secret for several days.
L. NJ Peters brought in on Saturday
nineteen ounces OF dust from Oscsola.
He has unbounded faith in that camp
and expects to be found there when that
camp comes out. MIR. Peters says he
never saw as many lodges in any one dis.
trict before. Six tons Of ore from the
Cumberland mine was worked at the
mill few days before he left that went
$50 to the ton in gold.
On Monday and Tuesday last over
eighty ounces of gold dust was brought
over from Osoeola. The ruling price
for dust at present is SIG per ounce, but
in large amounts SIS. 80 Is paid by some.
The Martin White Company shipped
seven bars of fine bullion this morning,
valued a. S13,350. This bullion is al
most pure, being 995 fine.
The rumor that came over from Osce-
ola on tuesday to the effect that two men
had been killed was without foundation
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-04
cISIHtCr COURT.

The District Court met on Wedncs-
day, Angus. lst. pursuant 70 adjourn
mept. and transacted the following bust
ness:
Henry Reed Va. Joseph Cook; the
findings of facts and conclusions OF law
have leen filed; the Court this day
orders a decree filed in accordance; On
no,ion receiver is discharged; defend
ant is allowed TO August 20, 1877, in
which to file notice of molten tor new
trial or appeal; and plaintiff is allowed
to October Is, 1877, in which to file and
serve amendments thereto.
Gaudette VS.. Roeder ct al; by stipula.
ton defendants have to August 20, 1877,
in which to file statement for new trial
or appeal; plaintiff allowed to October
18th in which to file ameDdments there
to; execution is ordered stayed until
further orders of the Court.
Valliancourt VS.. Garrison; ordered
that ". Fl. Henderson and plaintiff
herein be allowed to visit the mine
known as the Jack-rabbit mine on the
goth of August and Goth Of September.
and that the above two persons, together
with A. B. Hunt and five other persons,
be allowed TO visit the same mine be-
tween the LIST and 10th day Of October
1877.
Solomon ct al. VS.. Fuller; on motion
ordered that Sheriff correct return made
upon execution and pay the money into
Court.
Estate CT Il. Fuller. deceased; S, l.
Lee discharged as administrator of said
estate and i. is ordered that 4. Fuller
be appointed administrator instead.
Estate of Jose G. Fuenzalida, deceased
the time Of filing the final account BY
the former administrator, Wm. Is. Max
well, ia extended to the fist day Of thu
October term, 1877.
Estate OF T. W. Abraham, deceased
j! appearing to the satisfaction OF thu
Court that the estate has been settled
aud the final account OF the administra
Cor filed, it is ordered that the same b.
allowed and that s. L. Lee, administra
TOR, be discharged.
Cour: djourned to Saturday, Aug. 4th
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-04

TAY ON BuLLIoN.-There ID o question
about being raised in P!oche in regard TO
the tax on bullion. There is differ
euce 10 the tax that property owners pay
in the town limits OF Phoebe and those
that live ont OF the town limits OF 20
cents on the hundred dollars. The tax
on bullion has always been rated aud
assessed here at the tax that Is levied
on the county, not on the town, prop.
cry. bu. the District Attorney says this
is not right and proposes to change it to
tbs rate that town property pays. claim
ing that it comes under that head. The
question is very apt to be decided in the
court AZ the mining companies see no
reason for the change and the District
Attorney is convinced that to change TO
town rates is proper and just.
CHARCOAL BURNING Tom Delmoi
and A. Aguayo have taken up timber
range about eight miles from Round
Valley and have started fifteen men to
work at that place cutting timber and
making charcoal. They have the con-
tract to supply the smelling furnace at
Bullionville with charcoal and have
started in to keep up regular supply SO
as the furnace will have no occasion to
shut down for want of coal.
REDEMPTION FUND. day. August
4sh, all bids for the surrender of certih-
Gates OF county indebtedness sccruing
prior TO April LIST, 1875, to absorb the
$1,000 now in tho Redemption Fund oil
Lincoln county, will DO opened by the
County Commissioners and the money
awarded to those who will surrender the
most scrip for the least amount OF money
SorIcE TO EMpLoYKs OF TIE ALPS s
III. Co.-The payday for the labor pay
roll of the Apis Company, Condor and
Chicago mills and the Compary's Wash
ington and Creole and Mazeppa mines
for the month ending June 3Oth is SO
for the 10th instant, at the new Office o
the Company on Main street, opposite W
F. Co. Office will be open until p. m
to accommodate the different shifts.
1t THEODORE A. HALE, Supt.
RESIGNED "A. j. Blair, Superintend
emit OF the Alps Mining Company, ha
been obliged to resign the position Of
account OF i'll health and will leave short
for some place in California. probabl
Santa Cruz, to recruit. Theo. Hale ha
been appointed Superintendent of tb
company and took charge Monday last
INFORMATION WANTED. - Informatio
iswauted OF tho whereabouts Of J. Marti
Edwards Anv ona kpou;,e, ,yhasa "a Ia
ter will reach him will confer favor
addressing Mrs. E. Edwards. San.
CRUZ, California.
SCHOOL MONEY. The Treasurer OF Ii,
coin county has received from the Sta
Lincoln oounty's proportion Of II
school money and the same has bee
apportioned to the several school di
tricts.
ALL parties owning personal proper
10 the county, who do not own real e
tate, will be required to pay the tax {
Tue same on or before August 20 lS7
Il. P DAYTON.
Assessor Of Lincoln County.
TRE bob.tail horses and bald head
men OF this section have our since
Sympathy, for there is more flies
floehe this season than there have be,
Tor the past four years.
SEVERAL suits for Delinquent. tax
were commenced in tho Justices COZ
during the past week,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

Ias- Sas %psrniinftisite Srauen3immer.
Ser bsriibm.s gbirurs Sr. abernetby mar
tuesen isinsr Sdweisiamteit betannt. gi.
nes Worssns trat cine Dame in iein 3im-
mer uno belt ibm, obne eiR 0ort su ipre.
den, ein.n perlssten Singer unter bic au.
gen. S4peiseno perbano Der 9oftor Die
8unoe, uno etenio ftumm leste Die Same
oas SOnorar auf ben Slid, I'm fd Johann
Obne sas serinsite Wort oes @ruBes gu
entfernen. 9anj eben 10 fano he Rd Ha4
einisen Sasen iuieoer elm. .Befer?"
frosts Der Softor. ,Befer," NOR Die
antDort; Die srien Worte, Die 3pii6en
beiosn sspedielt muroen. Gin britter,
%oisrter, ~finfter 8eiud Der Dame untsr
uOaisem S9peisen, bis lie ibm beim led.
fen Ssiud Den Singer ssbeilt uno obne
9erbano porpies. ,.Gu-irt ?" iraste Der
Sottor. .Gurirt," CAB Die Dame 3uriid.
,,Ysi meiner Gbrs, Wabam," platte Der
~erfreute Sottor los: Isle lino oas Der.
niinftisits 5rauenJimmer, bas mir nod lie
porgefommsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

NetoursS iaet8, $3.50 Gurr. 4.
Sinss iptl4sn 1 uns 10 Sabrtn bic 5dlte.
eduslinse 50 Gurrtnes. "l@ Hal.
@essn 6ra&t une paHaae In btefen In feaer
5ini&t smpfeblsnswertben S9iTsn penbe mas
I'D an bic General assnten
n. Sbumaher & &c.,
30. 5 sas 9sp 6trass. 1alsnrse.
fealfer y. Rbombers, Ode 6. uns NlainarsSe, lies
Stpdref Gasnten fur Dubuque unb umseaenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

Dag Sbert ,9ebauere Sbnen ben
unansenebmen Worbalt MAIDEN 30 maHsn,
oaB iid Der lnteroff,ier Wller sssen sic
beiduert bat, neil sic ibn sin.n giel
nannten." - iltmsiitsr .~gnii4uIoisen,
Serr Oberit, i9 bin stYas herb, aber i'd
meme ss ni4t b6ls nit Der. 2sutsn tbut
mir lpirtlid lsib, ben ausorud ssbrau4i
gu baben, - bdtr aber bod ni4t ssoadt,
Ssrr Obsrit, oaB oisisr 1iier 10 elm
&inouieb 1T uno mir osnislben libel
ninmt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
unterba ltenDe 8.
Rstts Gnadnsisn S6tr, ,ismst hem abrtaen,
trbttsrt bic Seels IN trfsresrt ielba iI9g
bic Gsfunhbeit hes Qeba.

trbtittrt sit s,sls I'm ~srfsrsst fslsa is.4
bic Gsfunhbsit ets etiba. .g-t
sss~ aus Der Snltruttionsitunos. lln-
teroif3ier: ,Bi. pie! Paar Stisfel bai
or Soloat 2"
ginjdbr. JreipiQissr .3psi Yaar! y
rluterofficisr: @opon?"
ginidbr. Jrsiipiaiser BON &inosIe-
Der !" u
unterofT3ier: SOB Die Jreiwinisen
bod INNER 10 selebrt iein wolen uno blsi.
ben Die sinfa4iten antmorten idnlois
10 o b o n oas cine INNER 9epubt isin mub !"