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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-12-27
Give the Boys a Chance.

Last year ! saw in the "Farmer," bit
OF. advice to the effect that farmers who
won'ttake care of the poultry should give
il 70 the boys. am one of that kind
never take care of poulty-ca't do it-and
50 told my boy, James, that if he would
take care of them, fix up house, feed them
all winter, ETC., he might have all the eggs
We didn't use at the table He jumped at
the chance, and with my help land money!
he built nice, warm house, last fall, and
took entire charge of the flock. The flock
is a mixture of all kinds-some black Span
ISL, some Leghorns, and the rest half
breeds, duhghills with other breeds. This
spring he separated the pure black Span
ia and the Leghorns, and has saved all the
eggs for selling; has now over a hundred
little chicks of both breeds. He intends to
sci and Kill all the mcngrcls, and keep
none but "layers," except a few to set. We
lave used lots Of eggs, but, in spite Of that
Games has sold $50 worth Of eggs and
pocketed the money. l think il has done
him ten times that much good. He has
become quite a fancier, although but Is
years old, and has infused some of the
poultry fever into me, so that feel ike let
ting the Farmer readers know how the
t:fag works, and TO advise them to give
iiieir boys chance also. There is nothing
tat will do boy more good, and train
aiai into business so qnick and eflectually.
As to take him into partnership in some Of
the operations OF the farm. l have tried it
and Know. P Harding. in O. Farmer.
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HOG CHOLERA.
Major Mellon saws :

Extracts from Maj. John S. MELONS
Book on the ubject-The Dis
ease Diagnosed.
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CAUTION.

The genuine Simmons Liver Regulator is
wrapped in clean, neat WHITE WRAPPER
with the red symbolic letter stamped upon il
in the form of ribbon gracefully curved
in to the letter. embracing the emblem OF
our trade, Spatula, Mortar and Graduate with
the words A, Q. SIMMONS LIVER REGIi-
LATOR or MEDICINE thereon, also OH
serve the signature of J. II. ZELLIN AZ co.
in red ink ON the side.
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ESTABLISHED 1860.
lsosedaIe Nurseries.

Located IL miles East CT Brenham, IN
the Washington County Railroad.
Full descriptive Catalogues sent to
any address upon application.
The Gardens, Grounds and whole
Nursery Stock, are free for inspection
at all times to the public, without their
being expected to purchase anything il
they do not wish to.
l will have many new fruits and or.
namental tress for sale next fall, and
will be pleased to show them to visitors
while they are growing.
WIN. WATSON, Proprietor,
Brenham. Nav % .dv. -1S7l
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Ny GRANpFArHER.s CLOCK.

MY GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK.
My grandfather's clock was too lare e for the
shelf,
So it stood ninety years on the floor;
1t was taller by half than the old man him
self,
Though il weighed not a pennyweisht more.
1t was bought ON the saorn OF the day he was
born,
And was always his pleasure and p: Idle.
But II stopped short-neyer TO go again
When the old man died.
CuoRus:
Ninety years without slumhering,
Tick, tick, tick, tick,
LIFE seconds numbering,
Tick, tick, tick, tick,
But IL stopped short-never 10 go again
When the old man died.
In watching its pendulum swing TO and fro,
Many hours had he spent when boy,
And in childhood and manhood the clock
seemed 10 Know
And to share of Ms snrruws and ioy
1t struck twenty-four when he entered at the
door,
With his blooming and beautiful bride:
But il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 go again
When the old man died.
CnoEus: Ninety years, etc.
Ny grandfather said Of those he could hirc
Not servant so faithful he found:
For it wasted no time, and had but one de-
sire
At the close Of each day 10 be wound.
1t was kept in its place-n II n frown upon lis
face,
And its hands never hung by its side
But 1t stopped short--ncver to again
When tie old man died
cuoRrs: Ninety years, etc.
1t rmg al alarm in the dead of the light,
An alarm that for years had been simmer;
And we knew that his spirit was piuming for
lis flight
That his hour for departure had come.
Still the clock kept the time, with a soft and
muilied chime
As we silently stood by his side;
But II stopped rhort-never to go again
When the old man del
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RhsunitsIl is a lrssass d !hs bod.

=
The blood in This disease, is found 70 con-
tain an ess>>ss of iibrin. Yegeiine acts by
converting the blood from its diseased condi-
ton to a healthy circulation Negetine regll-
lates the bowels which is very important In
this complaint One bottle of Nz~e,ine viii
give relief; but. to effect permanent cure, it
must be taken regularly, and may lake sever
al bottles, especially in cases of long stand
ing. Vegetine is sold by all druggists. Try
it, and your verdict viii be the same As that
OF thousands before you, who say, ~ never
found SO much relief as from the use of veSe-
tine, - which is composed exclusively of
Banks, Roots and Herbs.
,'svegetine" says Boston physician, ''has
no equal as a blood purifier. Hearing OF its
many wonderful cures, alter all other reme-
dies had failed, visited the laboratory and
convinced myself Of its genuine merits. 1t is
prepared from baTks, roots and herbs, each of
which Is highly effective, and they are com
pounded in such a manner Us to produce as
ionishing results. %
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LATEST FGHEfGN NEWS.
Eastern Affairs.
sERyIA's DISSATISFACTION

LONDON, March GA Reuter- from Bel
grade says that the publication OF the terms
OF peace has caused q renewal OF dissatis-
faction in Servia, and that the army will re-
occupy all the positions it conquered from
Turkey and hold them until the congress
shall decide as to the justice OF Seryia's
claims. taa
r The Grand Duke Nicholas has made a
pressing demand on SerVia to remobiize its
reserves and concentrate them on enorth-
ern frontier, but Servla. has4ot complied. !
THE TREATY OF SAN srEFANo.
LoNDcN, March 25.-The correspondents
of Vienna OF the Times and Daily Iete-
qraph agree that the full text OF the treaty
of San Stefano has removed the strong anti
Russian feeling there. The Times CORE.
spondent says s.There Is no difference oil
opinion here about the real meaning OF the
treaty. It is not Russian prepoDderance,
but Russian rule in European Turkey"
osaAN PXsHA CoNpLlMEsTED BY Tue SULTAN,
LONDON, March 25.-The Reuters havs
the following from Constantinopie, dated
to-day: " The Sultan on Sunday summoned
Osman Pasha 10 him, and, IN the presence
OF the Minister'S expressed his warmest ad
miration and gratitude for his heroic de
fence OF PleYna." t.,.,,sysif
RassIa and England.
LONDON, March 25.--The Times 50 corfc
ispondent ut st. Petersburg concludes hi
dispatch: !" Influential and moderate poll
ticians apprehend that the fear Of England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-26
FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

afInCfuhr.l aaaIcH SVt 10 fos
American Cotd.-100x BID. u
State Secu71tfes.-yi Virginia consols, 81 bid; yir-
ginia deferred, AZ bid, asked; Virgins interest
certificates bid Virginia tax-receivable coupons,
7SH bid. 10 asked. s.f,.5E. 4 al
Richmond city 6's, 102h bid, 102K asked.
Railroad BoRds.-Virzinia Central Railroad frst
mortgage 6's. j. and j., 964 bid Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and u 10 bio: Vir-
ginis Central Railroad fourth mortgage ss, ]. and
j., 9oA bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage S's, j. and D.. 104 bid Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's.
J. and j.. 1o3 bid; Richmond, Fredericks6urr and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, j. and 964 bid
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's,
III. md n, n bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gaze S's, A. and o.. 90 bid. if ~ eT;
RaStroad Stocks-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 10 par. "a asked; Richmond, Frederfcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaran-
teed, 100 par. 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 90 bid. ~ e, .l.ttsi ~ =
Bank Stocks.-statc Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
rs bid: Union Bank OF Richmond. so par, Az
bid, 43 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, 20
par. i9k bid. ~ -
Insurance Virginia Fire and Ma.
riEe, % par. 39h bid; Virginia Home, 100 par,
los asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80
bid, 90 asked: Cty 100 par: 77 bid; Granite nsu s
Association, % par, 81 bid sE' ty.r -,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGE nee c
srS.ToR HOWE, OF WISCONSIN, IN
puLGEs IN A TRADE AGAINST
THE PRESIDENT. N NJ 1865. :

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS YEsTER-
nav . CONTRIBUTIONS AND NoMINA-
TYoSs--oTaER WASHINGTON NEWs--IM.
poRraT1oN OF sILyER-FIRE IN WATER
rr,Ry. CONN COLONEL TOM SCOTS
M.NAssMENT ENDossHD-THE EURT-
nycr DISASTER: TOO MUCH GAIL NEARLY
ro,1p HUNDRED PERSONS ON BOARD
rpr ANeLo-RUssIAN CONTROVERSY Ar-
po,CHISa TnEDANGERoUsS STAGE; THE
rps.TY MEANS RUSSIAN RULE IN TUR-
vry-THw HERO OF rLEvNA CoMPLI-
,,rNrrp By THE SULTAN, &C., &C.
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Pennsylvania.
ExECUTIoN OF MOLLY MAGuIREs.

EXECUTION OF MOLLY MAGulRES.
BLOOMSBURY, March 25.-McHuga, Hes
ter, and TuiIy, three Molly Maguires, con-
yicted OF murder, and with whose SEN
fences the Court Of Pardons refused to in
teriere, were hanged here to-day. They met
their fate without any signs OF fear. Tuliy
and McHugh had their necks broken by the
fall. Hester died Of strangulation.
PRESIDENT sc0TTs MANAGEMENT OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA ROAD CoMPLIMENIED.
PHILADELPHIk, March 25.-The committee
OF seven appointed by the Pennsylvania
railroad stockholders to examine into and
report upon the feasibility Of the funding
scheme. proposed by President Scott re-
ported to-day that the management Of the
road has been intelligent and faithful; that
while the company,is now suffering in its
net earnings by reason OF low rates and
other causes encouragement may be fount
in the fact that the tonnage OF the main line
and its connections is steadily increasing.
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PEEGEONS.
D Z n S 1 o N S.

SOL DIERS AND WIDOWS OF TIE WAE 1912
All soldiers surviving ard enlisted and drafted
men, including militia and volunteers, who served
fourteen days in the war of Sl2, now entitled
to q Pension OF NINETY-SlX DOLLARS PER
ANNUM also The widows Of suc! surviving arc 60
entitled.
Engaged in the prosecution Of claims in this city
for the past twenty-eiflt years have youlGlnops
records In my possession OF military service in the
war of S12 not 10 be found In the Capitol of The
State, nor the possession of any other agent or
superior advantages to all others engaged in tho
successful prosecution of pension claims.
Fixed fees have been established by law to the
agent or attorney. | will in toe future, as in The
past attend TO the interest any claimant entrusted
10 my care with punctu:tlity ami dispaich.
JOHN X. b1hKTIN, Claim Agent.
Richmond, Va.
Office: No. l l Eleventh street.
NH od1m&w1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-26
EALTIlIDKE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
R!cHMoND. March Is. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1S2 bushels. Red, 1916 bush
els. .e,,sf
CORN White. 464 bushels. w.: "
OATS.-S06 bushels.
OECuARD-GEASs SEED.-l5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO Seer ETARY.
WHEAT White, SO bushels very good at S1.33 4;
22 bushels very good ut 1,35; bushels ut 81 .25-
total, so bushels. Red 100 bushels very good Fultz
at $1.21: 1856 bushels Fuliz at $1.15; ca bushels
FultZ at S110: 17S bushels prime Fultz ut 81 90
81 bushels good Fultz ut $1.20; so bushels prime
Fullz at 81 20 SO bushels good Fuz at S1.20; 8
bushels mixed ut &1.22; o. bushels very good at
Sl.20; 792 bushels very good Fuliz on private
terms; so bushels prime Futz at Sl22; 81 bushels
mixed on private terms-total 1,GOS bushels.
CORN White. 204 bushels on private terms; 100
bushels very good at 55c.-tota: 304 bushels. -
OATs.-6S bushels very good winter at 40c.: 70
bushels very good spring Mt &c.; Is bushels very
good spring ut &c.,; IS bushels spring at Sc: 1914
bushels very good spring at 36c.-total, 29S BUSH
els.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
PROPOSALS.

. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TIL;
oiylcs until .-szg,.a
MONDAY, APRIL ST NEXT, -, :,
ut q o'clock p. NJ, for FJRNIaHISG Alb NATE.
RAILS and LAYING STONE and BRlCk-PAY,
ING, GRANiTE-CURBING md FItAGGlSG.a and
for REPAIRING and IL EIIA9lNGth the ssaie LOT Tue
priek-payers viii bid separately for furnishing al
materials aud workmanship for werSaians hip ant
sand, and for bricks alone. = ",
Forms of proposals and Specifications can he oh.
tanned b. applying nv this office. :, 81. q
1rhe Committee on Streets Generally reserves tbt
rive the contract for each item separately.
- 49, go ". Z. CUTsHAW,
NH 81 I'D City Engineer.
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Virginia..

/
for want Of a two-thirds majority. 5i1
Virginia.
AN INCENDIARY IN NORFOLK DESTROYS A
GRIsT- AND PLANING-M1LL-sTEAM CoMMU-
NIcATI0N BETWEEN NORFOLK AND BERKLEY
-TEMPEEANCH-aFFEcT OF THE
COLD SPELL ON THs FRUIT, &c.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.]
NORFOLK, Va, March 25.-An incendiary
fire at daybreak yesterday morning de-
stroycd the newly-erected grist- and plan
ing-mills OF j. Il. GilIett, on the corner OF
Madison and Water streets, and greatly
threatened the magnificent warehouses on
the new wharf Of the Old Dominion Line.
The splendid efforts Of the Fire Department
confined the fire to the mills. Several hun
dred bushels OF corn and quantity oil
dressed lumber were also destroyed. Mr..
Gillett was insured for $4,000, which
nearly covers his loss.
Steam communication between Norfolk
and Berkeley was suspended yesterday, the
United States inspectors having condemned
the steamers and ordered their withdrawal
from the line as unsafe for public travel.
The apostle Of temperance, Mr.. jonah
Boughton, and his wife, who have been re-
viYing the teetotar interests III Norfolk for
the past week with remarkable success, and
winning hundreds to sign The pledge, literal
ly packed the Opera-House yesterday after
noon with men, women, and children,
eager with curiosity to know something OF
the new movement. The exercises con-
sisted OF addresses, recitations, and Moody
and Sa1koy hymns, and closed with an in
yitation to those present to come forward
and sign the pledge. Over one hundred
signatures were handed in. Such tenn
perance furore has not been known in Nor
folk for years.
The cold snap last night killed all the ad-
yanccd Strawberries. pears, peaches, and
tender vegetables. The peas escaped, but
it is colder tonight, and they will undoubt-
edly succumb to the frost, causing great loss
to our truckers.
SiXty-threc bodies OF sailors and petty
officers, drowned on the United States man
oi-war Huron, arrived here this morning
from Currituck beach to be taken to the
Naval Academy and inferred.
4 contlagration is raging in the Dismal
Swamp.
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Apriys.a Of En- roYean colo.

p HEw. YoaK, March rs. One Of the steamf
ships hroifghtsG quarter OF million Oh doll
lars in gold in bars, from Europe on her ar-
rival Saturday. 35 81
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, March rs, 1878.
The breaks To-day comprised 1877 hogaheads, 15
tierccs, and boxes. The offerings ut auction on
'Change were 42 packages; Of which number 20
were taken in and the remainder sold ut prices
ing from $3.50 to $50.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW work..

NEW YoRK, March 25-Gold opened at 1913.
Noon.-Stocks buoyant. Money on call, 4 per
cent, Gold, 1019@101h bid Eachanse--I4ong,
1861; short, 1854. State bonds steady. Govern
ments generally firm.
EueatnG.-8foney active at per cent. Sterling,
4eOa@4S1h. Governments and States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 25.-Virginia G's (oid}. % !:
Virginia 6's deferred, Al; Virginia consols. 57&;
second series. 80. North Coroiina 6's (oldl, IS !;
new, 6. Bid to-day.
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ElOnr.

Fine. $4: snpertiEe, s5Ga5.25; extra suRerfne.
:5.75MS6: common family, $3.50; fancy family
and City Mills. $7@aS75O, aud dull.
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Connecticut,

FIRE AT WATERBURY.
WATERBURY,, March 25.--Ihe American
Knife Company . works, located here, were
burned to-day.
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Vermont.

HEAVIEST SNOW OF THE WINTER IN VERMONT
DERBY. LAND, VT., March 25.-The hea.
West snow-storm Of the season--fiSteeE
incbes--Sell here yesterday.
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TAXES.

TAXES.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, 2lst March, 1878.
II ICENSE-TAXES OF 1878
have been ASSESSED and placed In THIS OFFICE for
the inspection OF all concerned.
THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
will hold sessions at the COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Broad street, OH
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,, THE 2D AND
Sd APRIL.
between the hours of AMI O'Clock z. ~, for The
purpose Of hearing and considering appeals from
said assessments.
NH 21-dtAp3 j. Il. ROYSTER, Auditor.
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/ Mr.. Fel1on, Of Georgia, for brancl, mint

Mr.. FELTON,, of Georgia, for branch mint
at Marietta, Ga.
Y By Mr. Stephens {by request): For the
Issue OF post-cfice bonds bearing interest at
the rate OF ninety cents per one. hundred
dollars for every three calendar months, and
redeemable on demand ut any of the post
offices having the funds on hand. l,,; 81,
Various motions TO suspend the rules and
pass or make special orders OF bills OF a
financial character we're made and rejected
for want Of a two.thirds majority.
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q. w. PICKRETL. President.
T., Is. SNEAD, Cashier.

q. w. PICKRET.L. President.
...r Z. Is. SNEAD, Cashier.
Deposits of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without aotice
aud interest allowed on same If not checked on Mor'
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on all deposits TO commence ten cay
after date of deposit.
O'Clock 2. NJ, and ON Saturday from =. NJ. till
p NJ Re 2S-e3d
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washsnSt0n.

,,r ucEE's SPEECH IN THE SENATE YESTER-
nay--A PROPOSITION FROM Mr.. G0ops TO
SUSPEND FOR rIyR YEARS THE STATUTE
WHICH REQUIRES ONE PER CENT. OF TIE
S.TroSAI. DEBT 10 BE PURCHasRD-THE
tariff AND SILVER EU.LS-THE REVENUE
puIs-THE ELECTORAL QURsTIoS-PER-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
S%tra66urder N6r.

Sc sibt wobl i9werIi4 Semanb anf
Der Welt, Der nidt Don Der Strabburser
llbr seb6rt bate, NIT ibrer wunbsrbaren
Mai4inerie unb benz unslidliden 3ooie
ibres grbauers. Oas setreue Ibconterfei
bisier llbr 1T uon Wontas an bier i'm eos
cole, bas fribsr 8eu & So. on WainitraBe
inne battsn, ausssitellt. Oils elm Wunber
Der @iTeni9aft unb bes Genius 1T bas
eroBe Original in Der sansen WeIt be-
FAINT, unb bieie Nadabmuns 1T IN ieber
Sinfi9t nod intereiianter unb an3iebenber,
ba fe aIe medaniidsn gi~sentbamliden
entbdL, bic NIT Der srObten @snauisteit u.
Greue s~earbeitet iinb. Ganf Wo4en mar
bas @ert In Gbicase ausseifent unb tdslid
wu1s bic 3abI berienisen, BITE es ieben
wolten, Bis ON bic 5000 Meni@en es
bort sei@aut unb b~ewunbert batten. Ois
slustenuns bauert BET Gag nnb am absns
in einsm fort gu benz nominelen gintritts'
preiie pou 10 Gents.
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aus Dem Staate.

S'8riea County bat cine S4ulben:
Iaft ppn 1925, 900 auf Elm ffeuerbares gi:
seutbAm pon etwas iber $500, 900. Dies
finb aud bic 6oIsen peiier republitaniider
8erpaItuns. SIS 1T idabe, baB zines un:
ferer bsiten Counties in Soma burd S9win:
bel 70 tisf berabsebriidt wurbe.
Oas beiBe @etter bat ielbit bic
Slide nidt peridont, troe ibres falten
Blutes, trot bes tiblen Clements, NORM
fe Ieben. IS wirb beri9tet, baB bic 8e.
wobner bes Oes Moinss unb isinsr Nebsn:
fife in SoIse bes beiBen Wetters manen:
baft crepirt iinb.
8rairie:Sibner birfen erit pom l.
September an in Soma seidofen werben.
Oasesen bari man Gnten pom Is. b. 10.
on i4ieBen.
Seitbsm bic Sobssfrafe in Soma pis.
Der in &raft setreten, ndmli9 felt benz A.
SuIi b. g., baben feds WOrbe i'm Staate
ftattsefunbeu.
Sn OeIapareg ountp ioIen pieIe
@ei3enfsIeer ni9t sei9nitten werben, in:
benz bic barauf ftebenbe Sru4t ni4t bic Irs
belt beSabIen wirbe.
Die IL Sabre alte Eo1ter bes Srn.
g. 8. Bedwitb in Grant Eownibip, Storp
60, trus Dor einisen Sasen cine &sroiens
2ampe in Der Sanb ; bic Qampe serpIatts
unh bas iuuse Maoden erIitt einen i9red:
Ii9en Cob.
Gin &aufmann pon gIbora i1dst
ben S9aben, wel9en bas Stdbtden burt
8erpeiseruns pom @irtbidaftslicen3sn in
Iesten Sabre e%rIitt, auf $4,000. Sin
nettes SImmden.
Cine &eunios DOR Solbaten uni
Watroien wirb pom A. September on IL
Des Moines absebaIten psrbsn, unb wer:
ben sroBe gorbereitunsen fir bieieIbe ing
Wert seiest.
@ie bic vSmaba Yoit" beri9tet
wurbe an einem Gage Der pprisen Wod,
Elm fnnlos Setruntener mad benz goIiset.
perIieB 9ebradt, mo- iid Bel Dur9ii6t lei.
uer 9apiere bic intsrefante Ebatiade er,
CAB, baB es Der berii9tiste Gemperen,.
Apoffel Sobnion aus @rineu, Soma, in
leibbaftiser Berion mar, Der in Omaha fit
uiebii6 beioffen bate. Dem Yoliseiri5tei
porsefibrt, wurbe Der pirbise Wdbisteits:
0orfdmpfer III $40 unb bic Soften perur:
tbeiIt unb bate pabrideinIi4 i'm Dienhe
Der Stabt auf eintse Gage Sieine tIopfen
miHen, wenn ni9t elm Sreunb pon ibm,
elm @r:G ousreBmann uon Sowa-Ieiber
tonnten mir ieinen Namen ni1t in grfabs
runs brinsen-ber i6on am Samitas pou
SObniOn's WiBseidid teIssr0pbii6 anter.
ri9tet worben mar, bereits am Montaa
frib einsstrOffen mare, bic Citrate besabli
unb ben pom bSien @siite psrfibrten Gem:
perent.9 rebiser ben bObnenben Mienen be,
.Obmabaer entsosen unb ibn mad ieiner
1dnbIiden @efI6en ienisits bes MiNour
Su~riidsebradt bate. Dort wirb natirlid
bic 3eu4eIei iOfOrt wieOer in ibre Rs9t,
eintreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Dmr& Smsenteur potter wurbe CUR
8eit elm aasemeines 9Obsnipifem far Du:
buque's StraBennes ausselest. go melt
man ben groflen 9ottsrs big iest sefOIst
if, bat man gut setban, mo man bapOn abs
sewi9sn III, tam bas 8, n1eruuse bic Gsb:
Ter auf ben eriten Bid ertennen. Potter,
moi Elm Wann, Der quite &enntniiie i'm
Strabenbau bate, bas seist fi3 beute aaer:
wdrts. Oo9 mad ibm famen LANCE Sabre
9eute, bic uls Snsenieure Saua uaren unb
bic S9nsibsr unb Sduifer bss Stabtratbss
balfen an pielen Steuen, gut entworfene
StraBen i'm 8uu gu uerberben. Sn LESTER
3eit bat man before 9eute als Snsenieure
betommen unb bic StabirGtbe miiden ii9
aud nidt mebr in bic arbeiten binsiH, Don
benen iie Iti9ts p%erifeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
0raefenberg &rauter=
a i1len

iinb felt aber breiBis Sabre betannt uub
werosn BON allen, weIde bieielben sebraudt
baben, ais ii4ere Cur fir ROphdmersen,
eeberIeiben. 8erOauunssbeidwerben, @aIs
lens unb isbe anbere glrt 6ieber ansrtannt.
Oieie Piaen ptrtsn NIT srOBtsr MiIbs
anb itelen bic @eiunbbeit berer, wsIde an
aasemeinsr unb nsrpSier Sdwd5e Ieiben,
wieber Der. gu uertaufen bel allen gpos
S46-S97
Dreis rs GentS PEI Boz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
nrembarser @ase tie.

9ier 1T man mitten in ben Ssiitasen
brin. Die Turner feisrn @atsr Sabn's
bunbertidbrisen @eburtstas. Gs iinb
Eurnpereine aus allen 9immeIssessnben
ansslanst, bic nit ben Oubuqusr'n bas
Seff beseben. @ir babsn nidt nOtbis gu
beidreiben ME Der Gag sefeiert wurbe, ale
folde Gage iinb iid dbnIi9, pie elm 81
benz anbern. Sffsielsr gmpfans bur9
bic Spite Der StabtbsbOrbe, Muit, &e.
ben, @eians, BreiieusribeiIuas u. +. 10.