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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-19
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING VINE TILL IT
RlPESS.

There IS a curious story about some native
vines which are extensively advertised nova
Gays, and have only recently been put upon
the market DR.. Cndcrhill. the well-known
Erapc-growcr of Croton Point, died in 1871
Somc OF his heirs entertained temperance
views :,,. OF such extreme kind, that they were
unwilling to allow the stock Of wines then on
:,nd mana 10 be sold or any more to be made.
Inc grapes have sometimes been sent to
market, and sometimes left to decay upon
thc vines. II IS only now that the other heirs
nave succeeded in arranging for settlement
OF the estate and the sale of the wines on
hand: Among these is n wine Of the vintage
OF 1864, described as n "Swcct Union Port.''
put suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
man any other European wine. and being
growth. Its pnrity. age and mcllowncss are
remarkable, and both physicians and wine
fanciers have special interest in it as the
oaest native wine now accessible in any con-
sidcrablc quantity. The whole stock is in the
bands Ct the well-known wholesale grocery
house OF the Thurbers--M. Y. Tribune.
No0 1o. 1877.
The above speaks for itself, but we would
ada That this is the pure Juice Of the grape,
neither a'%sgra, Hq"oyed nor 7oafe,rd,. that it
has been rpe!Icd and mellowcd by age, and
for medicinal or sacramcntal purposes it is
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from most
OF the leading Druggists throughout tho
United States, and at Wholesale from the
undersigned, who will forward descriptive
pamphlet free of charge, on application.
Respectfully, etc.,
n. X. & F. B. THURBER & co.
West B,tndsUuy. Reaac and Hudson Street,
NRw.YoRK.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-19

Ludics' Ties and Bows, worth 90 cts., to
50 cts
Lcdios' Ties and Bows, worth Is cts, tn
40 cts.
Ladies' Tics and Bows, worth co cts., 70
35 cts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-19

All other goods proportionatcly reduced
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23
,nnrc srNMARY-The distribution

.,p ,pH1c cSUNMARY.-The distribution
roRESS IkkL;on nrizes took place Monday before
.fIpsrs e1hlOLaSIage. United States Commissioner
ppIani aS'enS cther Americans have received deco
gI,rorniCk anu Tegion of HONOR. Negotiations are
,;ons Of the Ssentente" between Austria, France
IIeniing for an av of counterpose to Russia. The
md England P9aicers have been arraigned and were
ISSgOW Bans; vesterdav The outcome of the great
uoemanded unul uns m narilize business and prove
allure prol in Scotland for yearS......The German
S1urce Of mse asspnts to the anti-Socialist bill as
dera The Uuiled states representative at at Tan;
iers hiss nee Pf frames forwarded to Ancona by the
shalt mPlTE PUnE Of Genoa Italy, have been stolen.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

- Trop1E HEAITHY?-why are fat people
,vr FAT PEof;hS PEeo;-g9 Asks some one who entertains
srs cOmplalliaS5 erroneous notion that health is
ss nopular nGHb n,b fat Fat people complain because
u sS6ny Sl Obesity is an abnormal condition
" he system III tbe food are assimilated to the par
gOions element the muscle forming and brain-pro-
I exclusion proof Of this it is only
eussert the wen and seldom distinguished for
~ are never ~ scfiyity Besides they are the easy
snsl powers endemic dis eases and they are the
nrpy Of aeue Of gout heart disease, and apopleXy
S33uent Wei! IN, Is the only known remedy for this
HuTsn's ntlIetsins no acid is absolutely harmless,
disease hesned to remedy the most confirmed case
a3dis 3adissIg Estolfc Of corpuency
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23
WAN = =.

White Woman to do general house work; good
reference required. Apply to
oct loft II. p. HAZELL, Clayton, Del
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

.,oosrsnce of frost in many parts of the yellow
Inc pttyic in the South has checked the spread of
fever 9ls.lio n n considerable extent. though the
the dstb The temperature is untavOrable to the sick.
change ~ y however still shows steady decrease,
The & disease is evidently fast breaking its hold
and ids iSe Sfcted communities in which it has SO
St-bald sway.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

,.-n.l I Tilden knows nothing about cipher tele-
samueiI iI}sntnn n Marble says you lie" WoOlley
gfsmtt / wasn't HIM and Coyle says do you think
would ~, 10 Who did do it then? There are the de-
sNeea sNeeUo kilograms i'll the New York Tribune office
S!pp.et S!ppe ali the whole story.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

busy season in the foreign fruit trade is antici-
raied The steamship Indiana which arrived last
ireE brought 10000 pounds of Almeria grapes while
Ia boxes of lemons are among the cargo of the
1nsglrqHid, due in port yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

,p.,s Greenfield Ohio. running a 22OO acre
sAse fSiIed Liabilities Sl2OOO0; assets 10 pei
farm Vs, WO, t;unn Il Co.. grain exporters, Montreal
cent SaJ S Liabilities within 81, 100000 The Bank
951nfres suffers largely and its stock has fallen
~ cent
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

Thomas P. Wallace New York brewer, has pur
chased the trotting horse Hopeful paying for him. il
STATED $1,000 Mr.. Wallace is the owner of Darby
Tdrnph Henry White Stocking, and several of the
best rioters in the country.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

p-rcrv7 THE LIsTS.-In Philadelphia the purging of
-, ,stry lists is proceeding vigorously preparatory
tus ~ Vovenlber elections So far $3.50 names have
~ y V srcken from the lists 1896 democratic petit
i5ps and 2Os5 on republican petitions
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

The largest cargo of cOcoanuts ever received in
Philadelphia is daily expected on the schooner II. B.
G1fR The cargo comes from Carthagena. United
saes Of Columbia and the nuts, all told, foot up
t1tal Of i9S.4l3.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

Ez.Attorney-General Taft thinks the October elec-
tons will prove to be the death of the Greenback
movement thatirredeemable paper money is doomed
and that any party which bases its claims for success
mon il will share its fate.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

Jersey justice rather severe "a and ID old ntsd fasRoned S9sed
DAne' :, Trsnton for embezzling $4,000 from bank
1ouSs uNo%srk in which he was employed as clerk has
N 1sTtenced 10 Imprisonment ut hard labor for ten
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

-, costveness. the cause of so many troubles,
HloIlaf Hl. If spirits Dizziness of the Head Loss of
Memory! l,is7'eSs ali these are cured by Giles In
Heart NanSraEe pills Sold yall druggists. Jas. p
proved Igen SMYRNA Trial size p cents. Send
hOfeckeI, As0"' DR.. GILES,
ioT pamPhpe" 100 West Broadway, y. Y.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-23

The appearance of frost in many parts of the South
a already nipped The spread of fever there and the
disease appears to be abating in regions thus far
gliOuched by frost This is most welcome intelli-
g1ce.
Colonel J. W. Forney and Rev, Chauncey Giles
Esre among the passengers on the steamer City Of
BTia, which arrived at New York Monday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
NINA PlnkstOn.

From tile New YORK Herald
During the counting Of the PrcSidtn-
tial vote ut Louisiana. in New Orleans,
before the Returning Board and the visit
ing statesmen, III November, 1876, the
country was startled and shocked bv the
Introduction, as the victim Of and witness
to savage Democratic bull doing. Of Il
col6led woman named Eliza linkston.
She had been severely wounded, was ap-
parently dying, was brought iii to give
testimony lying on sofa Of settee and
gave 4 remarkably succiMct and dramatic
statement to the effect that her husband
Henry Pnkston, had been dragged out
Of his cabin by Il gang Of Democrats and
murdered before her eyes because he was
prominent Republican, and that the
same gang then brutality beat. cut and
Shot her.
She seemed still greatly debilitated
when testtying, and her story and her
appearance produced a profound impress
sion in New Orleans and throughout the
country. Her appearance was a complete
surprise to the Democrats of the State
and OF the county (Ouachta) in which
she lived and where the brutal outrage
was said to have been committed. They
appear to have at first accepted her tale,
but as soon as they could reach the county
and look into the story its truth was posi-
lively denied, and later it was charged
that Eliza Pnkston, having, with her
husband, been the victim Of a quarrel
with some Of her colored neighbors, had
been picked up by Republicans, brought
to New Orleans, tutOred carefully in the
part She was to play and the evidence
she should give, and was then suddenly
and IN the dramatic manner which will
be remembered, brought before the Re
turning Board as a sample of Democratic
brutality. The denlals came too late, how
ever. Elizas testimony had gone over
the country. 1t was given out that the
poor creature could not recover from her
wounds. She dropped out of public sight
and attention as other events came up,
and until lately it was not even known in
New Orleans whether she was dead or
alive. She had disappeared from Ouachi-
ia parish, and no one thought of her.
\ correspondent OF the Herald CHANGED
to learn a few weeks ago that Eliza was
still alive; that she had recovered from
her wounds; had married again, and had
she and her new husband Waymond
Pritchard, d respectable colored man,
were living on the land of Mr. w. j.
MOsby. as tenants. The Herald CORES
pendent had the curiosity to visit Eliza
and talk with her, and finally procured
from her the sworn statement Eliza
states under oath:
First That she was induced to appear
before the Returning Board and make
the statement there given by two Repub-
leans, q. H. Brewster and Dinkgrave.
Second That she received for her tes-
tmony and the part she acted on that oc-
casion $500, a very large sum of money
to a woman in her condition; and she
now Swears that of this money she took
$50 in hand and allowed the remainder
to lie in the hands Of Brewster, from whom
she says she has never been able to get it
back.
Third She denies that her husband
ever took any part as a Republican in
politics, and asserts that he was engaged
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

ants. Il NouiG ~ proud day fJr
Maine, if he should be chosen her next
| Governor.
MR. i. n EEALE, PROPRIETOR Or TIE
BANGOR HOUSE.
My acquaintance with Dr. GarcelOn
dates from the time | WAS conductor on
the Maine Central He WIS often uas-
senger, and ! always found him to he II
companlonable and agreeable gentleman
- 70 his qualifications tor Governor they
are not to be questioned. He is 4 straight
forward, kind ana obliging gentleman
and would make i capital Governor.
am not much ol 4 putilan. hit can
checriully support 81 clever and Hbcral-
minded gentleman as Dr. Garcelon.
Mr. ANDREW SNuU, PROPRIETOR on THE
rENOBSCU1 EXCHANGE.
have considerable acquaintance with
DIR. Garcelon. He was often sent for b,
Mr.. Woodland, during his sickness and
was most welcome visitor was then
clerk in the employ OF Mr.. Woodard
MIR. W. had a very high opinion OF his
professional skill and esteemed him as a
high-minded and honorable gentleman
! never dahble in politics, as have as
much as | can attend to as landlord OF
the Exchange but | shall esteem il
privilege e. vote Tor IN. Garcelon.
Mr.. ", N. rHANEE, PROPRIETOR oF TUE
FEANkLIN HOUSE.
The Convention made a COCA selection
m pr Gareelon Tht platform il not up
t. What would IIke hate the Prohib-
TORY LAW ana believe N works injury ID
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SHIP n f. w 5.
PORT OF BELFAST.

June 10Th, Schr. Helen Mar. duncan, New York.
Jane %uth. >thr. j. Ponder. IT. Welsh, Ellsworth.
July l>t, ~chrs Geo. Albert. Habbage Portland
Mary Farrow. Warren. Bangor.
July 3D. SchrS Geo b. Ferguson, Ferguson, Blue
nil Geo. Shattuck, Carter, Boston Earl. Id
wards, --; Alcora, Robinson, New ork Louise
Francis, lhorndike, Portland.
SAILED.
June 18th, schrs Annie l.. Ickeen, Mckeen,
Jacksonville; Harmona, sylvester. Bangor; W. i
Darling, Peudleton, Bangor.
July 1T, schr !. Ponder, Jr., Welsh New York
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!. ~~DD = On ana after uONDA
LM ANJta1 Ist Steamer (ttv Of
g..:aasSza.5srG3sS Richmond, q. kILEN, Master.

& lt...p.',s u r., ,,.t' So, Z H." ".' .a u
l.=SSusSSa:5srM3iS Richmond, q. kILEN, Master,
SssssaesA%sk~7z3 Will leave Bangor every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday morning, NJ oclock touch.
ing at all the usual landing, Oh it'd River and Raw
including Sandy Point, Nprthuort ANA Linconyillp
arriving in Portland Al about o'clock +. NJ. con
Meeting with the Eastern Railroad, which leaves
Portland at $50 L. Nj, and the Boston < Maine
Railroad, which leave, Portland at 3O r. VI AL
irving in Boston by Eastern at $50 +. NJ and bv
Boston Maine at 10 30 +. VI. Passenger, by City
OF Richmond and Eastern Railroad make close con
nectOnS with the shore Iiue Railroad which leaves
Boston AT 10 O'Clock z. VI. Tor New York
Passengers lckctcd through to Boston and New
ork.
Limited Tickets for Boston, at 80 cents Reduc-
ton.
Returning Leave Railroad Wharf foot of State
street, Portland, same evening at 10 o'clock or ON
arrival of Express Train over the Boston < Maine
Railroad, which leaves Boston at o O'Clock f. NJ
Hg-Passengers can take any of the earlier Trains
from Boston over either of the above Railroads
Going West. The City of Richmond also con
meets with the Portland and Boston Steamers which
leave Portland at O'Clock z. NJ Passengers Ticket
ed through. Fare $lOO less than by Boat and Rail.
CYRUs PATTERSON, Agent
Belfast, June -, 1873.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
HAIR WORK
Extra Announcement.

OWING to fast increasing business, and by
~ the earnest solicitation of her many friends
MRS. VENEER has been induced 10 lease the
rooms over 5. s. Sleeper's Store, IS Main street.
formerly occupied by DIR. Homer, where she will be
pleased to see all in want OF goods in her line.
Switches, Puts, Curls, &c, constantly on hand or
made to order in short notice and Low Prices
Also Hair furnished in any quantity Goods not
kept in stock will be ordered for customers at short
notice. Good prices paid for Black and White air
Please give me Call. MRS. s. b. VENNER, IS
Main Street Belfast. l6N
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: ''l'i'ih"oN "'l executed portrait 81 Lady.
painted by NfS- Marshall Is on exhibition AT
N-"''toeA ; store
The Yacht 7. NJ Bonney las discontinued hcr
trips to Carvers larhor ana il painting ,lp tor
summer excursions
Considerable. ,,,nt,ti.s ,,a,,...r,..
Ell within q IA. ,l,,s I'M. t,,,,,..,. .,..,. III A.
harm, far tl,. n,.,, or,o
The sch W iliiam Stevens. d ruooreG at the
| bridge where She has remained since last vt,rr
The coaSting business is not encouraslns
Rev Mr. Ross b.in.. ,h.,,,, ~, I.,. .,.,..,,.,,
cation ,ber, will Inc n, r..,,,l,r ..r,;... d, a..
North church during the nev+ t,,,r S,h,.ths
I'LL. ,,..,
..-...'.. .t.~..
ul1
i0' ''''5-' ''' " ''"
interest at the rate OF one halt per cent Ter
nl,5pai v.,r o iS-S ,h., ,.,,,..,i ,.,.-
,rlaherIx,
~
/ '''.. "'''' '''7 i'.''
'''''1= ''' IT TIL Ne"'"'' ''i' """ \ '''l M
/ 'Nf''u" ''" '"'>' XII . "ne " 'Ne Aea',
Ihe steamer Pioneer. with au excursion ~ Stone
cutters from arver llarhorand Hurricane. stopped
/ u TINS yitl ~ Tuesday oH her way Up the ryrr.
/ THIS uen Wcrc gong home 10 Spend tlc Iourth
| rrarr Ill.,. .,n-o.1 -.,,,rt h.,.r,oj l.,l....r
N,..-, hist .>..4I III. l.,r. ,b- ,l.-. N. .,,r
t.... Il,t.. AZ W4ll, .,,nt, .,t.,,r.,t.~sI.,,
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views of the City and County.

-N '
mayk,rr are M th, HAM ara h.s~ Al.
.tuu- G-
WI, .,-mar, W.. t,.. ,j...... ..............
a, an N.,.J,n
'''' TIT i''.Na''i" Y
N'''t Is 'r'oId.4s NJ h"oN'' on Bridge
.''ohj.! iiarvd By IRE
5 tlDNas .Ar hottest ltr 1t The season. the
--ar'f m-eh o,ee lao degrees al the
le
-- stephen to Hl>. .a.. laughter. of Boston
..-.tas sar IT. il, tie sue,t, Of Henry :
.y,
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lid .'... t..I.. .....
: '--5''- f. "'-''" NJ
'''A' e"
Nta 'riHa station azyut Las
" lDs 40l "'eaHe> Ae tnertr h"n>e.
+-'.-e lI
r N4a. ee--e4, a,rseh ,aaac III. If
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
Maine Central Time table.
Summer Arrangement.

- y and after Monday, July
| EzlEkEEklGeEkEINcE ~ |, trains will run us fol
&E4E5Saa4n11S lows Leave Belfast at i 80
---------- 1-a.m., City Point 6 3d. Waldo
~, Brooks %, Knox 7.2O, Ihorndke 7.35, Unity,
T! ~, Leonard's Crossing 80 arriving at Burnham
at 5. 10 am
Leave Belfast at I - D M CITY Point % Waldo
3.l5, Brooks, 332, Knox 3i7, Ihorndike 4.Ol, Unity
IFS, Leonards Crossing As, arriving at Durham
at 1 40
Returning Leave Burnham ut s.32 a. m Leon
ards Crossing s.4i, Unity yO2, lhorndike, ID,
knox 925, Brooks, $50. Waldo lUO2, City Point
~. II, arriving at Belfast at IL. 20 a. m.
Leave Burnham at 3 IL pm, Leonard's Crossing
5-2e, Unity Sal, Thorndke. $50 Knox O3, Brooks
o23, Waldo 633 City Point Gas. arriving at Belfast
$50 pm. PAYsON TUCKER,
Belfast, July /, les. SaPe int nls "a =.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

Mrs. jerks is d North Of Ireland Mo-
man. Her maiden name was Murdoch.
She is described rs 4 woman Of about b.
is about medium height, rather stout. but
with a form that is still shapely. Her
hair is light auburn, her face is nearly
round, the chin firm, but not square and
heavy Her eyes arc cold steely, cray,
and the nose II long ana straight, but hot
very prominent. The expression Of the
face IS cold, calculating and passonlcss,
She has not Yet decided whether She will
lecture or 50 on the stage.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04


thr ,nnrnsontati,.n ,,a,, ,f III ',.,.t;a.
rnlo,, u;lI Ln t,,,nd +L' .a.,,}, H. III.
yasri ,atinu.
~ fN'N NJ I'hfH Il.
me nomination Is a good one in every |
SENSE and certainly acceptable to me. Dr |
N'aTceIon Is well known throughout the |
state and demands the respect OF all parI
ties as an eminent citizen. He lett the |
l'epuhllcIn party when 1t was at the |
hciElt OF power ON account of its bad |
legislation ana corrupt practices and has |
-! =" w.. ''I'' ''ciH'0'"' vi 9Ilco' ne
rnrJri snnnnr, ~ al i' tr "''' I,,v',V NY
AM II .ni, ~ Ink +ri,,,',i.. T,atr
ny i +. M i,,,,,.iI,I, I'M. H. ,7..lI i,I
nn,t ,.,r.,,,,n,
IVY '''N' NN III h'h NI"N'
'"I Nr'H Y "'lI enough n + llot So
Oh .rra ,,i',,l, l''i'' Hmm.
wha+ I'm. th.n l,nIa',,,, l.,,,,.,,:,.,r
mnrn ,7r.nnLarl. hnt tL,t ,l,.t.r n',li
,,+ , .I, .Iu '
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'''' ''''' ''''' ''N' '''V W Circumstances.
II. '''> ''j
me 'At nomination "i I'E. Natttl"H /
,'Ii" 'l''''N Inv P'"'!"I HI 81 very -'"t one /
,'-'t' '""' '''' i''.I"'i itS "i bangor .
I"''c''I ,'Sl l'I' III tLlt NHPp"Il ~ Wa
'''''S' ''S"'''' "iI"l''"H produce" 'Hr /
result an" is i consequence we Nho.r |
P''N ",.9 nl"''' y SDIt' ior 'ile -f'jIli-
,"Iioil % rev. ''il ~" /" N'l"" ilh
J, 5a,,.,,.,;,,,,;,,, ,'''''
line With the Democracy M TIM rranI |
the nation. The Grrrnbach movement \,
Il Republican trail designed III catch uu-
war> Democrats. MIA rIrth.r vral,.n rhn
Democratic parly. NJ, Auyu.9n excellent
candidate III III. C;ar.,.Iotl MA urrI uot III, /
Quit ot tile Democratic toll 10 tlnJ \ goDI 4
shepherd.
,,,r. N .,v.,>. ILL.,.
\m.1.n.,,, Nv, l..,,u,. l,.+;I..
Maine Law ana that have tried tor
many Years to rct a resolution through
our State conventions coudennatory III
that unwise and injurious measure, but /
without success. did not attend tb,.
convention this wear. II had ,hould |
have voted for Cillord's resolution. Bat
| see nothing offensive In the resolutions |
adopted and the platform and candidate
are worthy of SUPPORT. have II hjyh re-
gard for Dr. GafreIon. His attachments
and MANY generous and liberal auaI5ties
cnttle him to The undivided support of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
JOHN NARNEY. ESQ

No one can question the ability and
Democracy of DIR. Garcelon. lie has been
an active and respected member of the
party ever since have taken an active
interest in political affairs. The platform
is sound and the candidate uneXceptional
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
Am Dienftag ben rs. .. M. batten nil

Am Dieuftag ben rs. .. W. battsn mir
@elesenbsit Der grei~iepertbeiluns an bic
Stubenten bss bieiisen ct. Soiepb's Gols
Iesiums beisuwobnen. Nebit IA grieftern
bate i9 Elm sabIreides YubIitum einses
funbsn. Die Stubienbule, in Der bic
6sisr itattfanb, mot seidmaduoa betorirt.
Utit Der ELECTROMAGNETIC zines 30s.
Iinss wurbe bic 8sriammluns besriBt.
Sc wurben ueri4iebene 9eidnse, 9ebi@te,
Rebsn unb Debatten porsetrasen u. ernbs
teten bus uerbiente COB. aasemeine 9eis
tsrteit erreste bas Stid: l guess not.
Der Yrdfibent bes Goles's tbeiIte bic
Y.dmien an bic wirbisften S@iler Der
usri9isbenen @IuiIen aus. ginise Der 36ss
hinge batten ni9t weniser als 8 prdmien.
Mit Der Nbi9isbsrebe zines Der Stuoenten
I9loB bic Seier.
Wdbreno Ses %uersansenen Sabres be-
iudten 76 S9iIer bic anitaIt, unter benen
cine quite slnsabI Seutide 1T.
Das gouss mudt CUTE 5orti9ritte, es
bat ieinen glan bsbsutenb erweitert. S4aoe
baB bic &dumIi9teiten etpas eng iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
Yer6anofnnsem oes Snperpi(oren.
rat6es pom Dubuque So.

Sisuns pom 81. SUM-. Oas protoccu
Der gerbanolunsen Der lestea Sisuns warb
senebmist.
Oas @siad pom asnes Burner UNI
Steuerna9laB warb senebmist, unb Der
S9asmeiiter anseuieien, bic Steuer fir
1877 su itrei9sn. Dasielbe sei9ab nit
BEN @eiuden pom Bridget &Oa4 unb 8.
giHeI. Das @siud Der 5ruu Or. 5inIsp,
um GinI6iuus bes fur Steusrn ~pertauften
9anoes parb seuebmist, Der S9atmeiiter
ansewieisu bic @inIOiuns gu MAIDEN fur eis
1beil pon Mineral Got go. 159 in Der
Stabt Dubuque, bas irrtbimlid beiteuert
pOrbsn mar. aluf 6. DenIinsers Mittbeis
lung in Bstrsff eines Srtbumes in Der Obs
i9aeuns bes 9anbss BON .. Mcasowen
murbe Der County Sdasmeiiter a~nsewieien
9llO Der Steuern auf bic NJ. Sdlfte bes n.
i. Yiertsl, bes n. .. 9iertels, SectiOn 49,,
gOpnibip s72 8. suridSueritatten unb ben
5sbler fir 1878 gu uerbeieru. Sn Yetrefi
zines Srtbums, ben Der aheior Ste9er ses
madt bate bel slbi9dsuns bes 9Otes, go.
3ls in 8 i Dubuque, purbe Der S9ass
meiiter erma4tist, bic Steuer fur 1877 q
1878 uuf bsiustes @isentbum i'm @srtb
uon 5000 gu erbeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
Observation-Disclosures

Sn Der grtrafsuns bes Stabtratbs tam
bic Sfsrte Der gridencompasnie in ges
treff Der 1ransferanseIeseit Dor. Sc murbe
sinem @Omite, befiebenb aus benz Mapor,
unb ben Stabtrdtber Wegann unb 3erob
.ibsrseben. Dem gisentbimsr pom 8aus
plat go. $50 wurbe erIuubt, ben glas gu
O%rainiren, bod mnB es in 80 Gasen ses
ideben. IS purbe uerorbnet, bab Sopas
itraBe unterbaIb IL. nidt ais Martt Bee
nust werben barf. Die Nrbeit an Mine.
raIifraBe erbieIten Spear unb See fir
ss,2lo. GOpe wurbsn $50 abidIasssab:
lung auf aaeparbeiten ssseben. Dem
S%traBencomite wurbe Elm @siu1 ibermie'
ZEN, SuIisn Nuenue nidt mad benz Yottsr,
profile un3uIesen. Der Stuot : anwaIt
wurbe bsauftrast, sesen ben ginbaltsbe'
febl in getreff Der 9oteIrunner einsui9rei.
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Grok aaer Warnuns sibt es INNER nod
Wssni9sn, wel4e ii4 uerIeiten %laiien, BON
unperantwortliden Sdnblern WitteI sesen
auerlei &rantbeiten gu %taufen. Solde
Iboren inben iid meiitens betrosen. 9abt
ibr uria4e elm sutes glutreinisunss Mit:
tel gu sebruu9en 70 frast in eurer apotbete
mad Or. ausui # R6nis's 9amburs
ger GrOpe n unb ibr werbet in euersn
grwartunseu nidt setduidt weroen.