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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
Home Department..

GOOD CHILD's CAKE.-Three cup
fnls of light bread dough, two small
cupfuls of sugar. one cupiul OF butter,
four eggs we'll beaten. QUE teaspOouiul
of soda, one-half nutmeg, one cuptul
of raisins stoned and slightly chopped.
Mix all together, but into buttered tins,
and when sufficiently light, bake in a
moderately hot oven three-fourlhs OF
an hour.
SPANISH CREAM.-One ounce OF
gelatne, pints OF milk, 6 eggs, 6
tablespoOniuls Of sugar. Soak the
relatine in milk one hour. Beat the
Selks of the eggs and the sugar well to
yether, then stir into the milk and boil
up once. Remove from The fire and
stir in the whites of the eggs. beaten TO
Il roth. Flavor to taste; pour into the
moulds aud let ii cool slowly.
CHOCOLATE CAKE One small cup
OF butter. cuplul OF milk. 2 cupiulS of
sugar, 81 chpiuls Of -four. the Nclks III
5 and the white OF 3 esg. 2 i'eapnI tea
,po0niuls of baking powder. Bake III
LAYERS in ielly-cake tins. For icing,
take the whites of 2 eSgs, cuplul Ol
powd red sugar. 'ablesp5Oniuls "i
prtpa ed Chocolate, > telpoo"uls OF
vanilla spread between Ia. ers and
over TIE top.
SOAK wheat n water over nigh.
Sea vi, with salt. aid boil until soil
enough to he eaten with q, am and
,u-aI. This Is the most wholesome
and STRENGTHENING .OOd mankind can
possibly eat, and with what AZ 81 per
'usIrl. cheap Vh"dg'' II ANY % Il
nink This " ak iirt. hi only for
abl,s an invalid. h. Is greatly Ms
tx "a; the bust r1'st bccI X no. more
muuri> ing. STRENGTHENING or pilalabir
To the umpcrv,r,ed appetite.
BAKE FISH, Wipe DIR. white h>h
on an, tisu wrlghu. ire "r toW
pounds; rub the ti>n inside aud uui
:, lth salt aud p ppcr; nil with 4 uhi ~
uasc Iik, thai Ol prullr, .bu' drirr; 'eN
II up and pat in q n0l pan. Nth some
drlpp n.s anita lump "i hu''rr: rake
an hnur ana II. I. hI>tai- 0 ca lonall {.
EITILkMGLK NrFFlNS. TO "n
,ii,iI. -. "a tenn II ADD 60 cii beat II
=, -ir t.c,n mtu tie nik. beaten
I'd AL the Nhllc. and -ilird H. +
,nou- li - max, GOOD bait r; III, TIA
-punful salt. theu, AT me h>l. "Iir,
pun.lul soda dissolved III ii"' "Eirri
bake al once IN quick oven.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
A Good and Cheap Way to
keep Flowers la Winter.

Notwithstanding tins has been an
extraordinary hard winter. have kept
nv flowers fresh aud blooming. Ny
plan of a pit To keep twenty >five boxes
OF flowers (bOXes foot squarc dig a
hole III the ground three by seven feet
and twO feet deep, take round chestnut
or locust polcs three inches in diane e.
aud build a pen as close as it can be
made 10y nOlching the timber. let il
GENE above the ground on the north
side to the height Of three feet, and on
the south side six inches, this gives a
slope TO the south; cover with glass
closely, so as 10 exclude the ali; have
glass frame so that you can slide il at
pleasure; shutters to protect the glass
during a storm; daub the pit closely In
side and out with stiff white clay:-bank
up dirt all around. having ii one foot
Trick at top OF pit, with graduel slope.
the dirt to be well ramme,l and turfed
with blue grass sod; cut ditch TO bot.
tom Of PIT and blind it to keep it drain
ed; set the flower boxes on an ordinary
flower stand. TO keep them off the
ground and to give the flowers the ben.
eft of the sun and light; water the flow
ers regularly once week (uuless it is
in extreme cold weather); open the
shutters every bright day, and the glass
every warm day at noon, for an hour,
md l will guarantee them to keep fresh
md bloom all winter.
Mrs. VIM. T. Mitchell.
'ALLANp's VA. j
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
BoRAx WAsHrNe-Onr lady read

BoRAX WASHING. Our lady read
ers who have not tested the magic
properties Of borax, have been losing a
great help and comfort. Ifonce used.
yeu will never be without bottle On
your toilet table. Itremoves the stain
and dirt from the hands better & an
soap, and that the same time sofiens
and smooths the skin. 1t is splendid
for washing the hair. and will. without
injury. clense brushes and combs in a
few moments.
For Washing purposes it saves both
soap and labor. 1t will extract the dirt
from articles of delicate texture without
rubbing, it being only necessary to put
the articles in a solution of borax over
night, and will need only to be rinsed
IN the morning. Two Iablespoonluls OF
pulverzad borax dissolved IN quart
of water, to which water be added to
cover a pair of blankets, will cleanse
them beautifully. 1t also saves great
labor in washing paints. IT'S said to
drive away ants and reaches if sprink-
led on the shelves of safes or pantries.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
farm And FIRESIDE.
Artificial Fatfening.

The fattening of fowls for market
has for long time occupied the at
tention Of poultry men in this country
but while nearly every known natural
process for making the birds take on
flesh has been put in practice, little or
no regard has ever, l believe, been
paid to the use of artificial means for
the purpose of bringing about easier
and more rapid results. In France
and some other countries on the con-
tinent OF Europe the faiteuing Of poul-
try has for years been study, until it
has been reduced almost 20 a science.
Nature is assisted in her work when
ever it is practicable, and many curl
GUS and ingenious instruments for
feeding the birds have been invented.
Probably one of the most cffectual of
these machines, is now in successful
operation in the poultry establishment
Of gentlemen near Paris. 1t is con-
structed IN the form of small rubber
pipe about four feet in length, one end
of which is attacked to little pump,
while the other is placed in vessel
holding the food, which is in liquid
form. The fowls are put in a large
coop or cage; which is separated into
compartments holding only one bird
each, room enough being allowed fol
very little exercise. 1t is ascertain
ed by experiment just how much food
each fowl can comfortably digest, and
the amount is marked on the coop
under each division The food, con
sisting of mixture Of Iudian meal,
barley meal, milk and water, is put in
to the machine, which is rolled up in
front ofthe nest by means OF q light
truck, and the operator, opening the
birds mouth, ioserts the tube and
gently pumps the fluid into the crop,a
sufficient qnqn;iiy has been introduced.
A skillful operator will feed about six
t. fowls an hour. and perform the
work neatly and without cruelty. At
ter having been fed in this manner for
a f.w times, he birds bes me very
,ractablc. and rath-r SEEM to enj"y
The operation. The tine rcqnlr- { t."
fa'ten poulir, treated rs above, is from
fifteen to twenty DAYS. according TO
a Al d previous cot diiIon
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
Value of rams on hand. ...... 240 90
Total s3,440 90
S3,440 90
1,S4O 90
$1,000 90
Net balance
Total

Here is shown a prslit ofover SO per
cent. on he investment, and the land
will be in much better condition than if
the sheep had not been kept up on it.
1t may be said that | have male no
allowance for the requisite labor IN the
management of the sheep; to which |
would say that 1t is insignificant when
compared TO that required TO cultivate
large area OF thin land, the profits OF
which generally fall upon the Trong side
Of the account.
There are hundreds of farmers and
planters in the South, who own large
boundaries OF thin land, and who have
not money enough (and never will ave
with their present system) to stock
their far ms with sheep. To such l
would say, sell your horses and mules
to those whose land is rich enough to
nav for cul llvation, and, with the pro-
ceeds, buy as many sheep as possible
to begin with, reserve all the eve
lambs. and sell the ram lambs, invest
ing the proceeds in ewes, until the land
is sufficiently well stocked. Care
should be taken not to overstock the
lands, as much injury can be donc III
this way, which might lead to the
abandonment of an otherwise remuner-
alive business.
This article is already too long, but
| cannot close without again charging
my friends and farmers of the
South ito keep more Sheep" A busln ess
that IS so easily conducted, with such
large profits, should not 20 begging III a
section of country, of all others, the
most suitable for the enterprise. -The
Southern Planter and Farmer.
WaynesbOro, Va.
NJ RnNyNAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

Cows.-Want Of care during the
the winter leaves COW very poor and
weak in the spring. And any ami
nal that is out of condition should be
well cared tor now a mes Of warm
bran slop, with one ounce OF ginger
stirred in. will be very useful. 1t is
not safe to over feed, especially with
stimulating food
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

CALVES "A calf that is infested
with vermin, may be known by its
rough coat covered with ticks. The
Young animals should be freed from
these pests at once. A mixture OF lard
and sulphur rubbed along the spine
and on the brisket will be effective:
and dose of tablespoonful OF sul'
phur ADD molasses, once a day tor a
week, will help greatly to drive away
lice and prevent diseases.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
Riverside Farm Papers No 4.


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great '"' me- " per H. '"' mop
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the s. >-"cr-@ nj m"s Nj -
h"m m '"' manu- : ""' ms N"
'a'" 7 "'' ' '"h"> 60" coz m''''''
'rr''l'z''S Il II All ''' er OF I'''r
come 10 @"'' no" SHAH We get
enough home-maoe m'hureS 10 an
swer OUT purposes some may say !
NeeP nlo'e s'ocA' Il yum I'd" raise
'hen guy 'heh' OF Ooaru them lot
some one WIN Has '"ein !" you can' lot
without STOCK We cannot manufacture
nnanu'eS' ~" sell your wheat anu
oat straw; ieeu ana oed II Win your
s'ocS' auu u you nave more 'hah
they can destroy or use mp, spread 1t
on your lahns Dnt L Can make
eno'g" 10 'ee' "na' n''e' you may
say ell uou see WHY; there Is
h'ruly any ia'u '"aV Is 100 poor 10
Orlng corr 10 ider IN tue drln' ana
MN can make tonN OF u on a rev
a1r'S II ne VIII ." r9n' ABOUT II.
some say S'eeP do ""P'y' when + a
mistake. have k'pta flock tor the
past three years, aud have found them
qute prontaol"' lhTy return us near
w. " n' P"''t' io' per c'"'' every
year De'i '"''i' are '"'"P i" 'n' i"i''
ouv up N"u"' s'e"'S'o' even u'y cows
an" e" ca" S'' nose '' '"e i't''r
CLASS '''n' WI 0'''e '"' P'"E'
'"et WI VI I" pay " 0''''' P'""' !"
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manure AZ" o"'' '""'n ieSS " '''u
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nave Nv ''4"' ~ 'Ap''' y ~ zee" U.s.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23

A DISEASE THAT WRECKS THE ofs
rEM.-Every junction is deranged,
every nerve unstrung. every muscle
and fiber weakened By fever and ague.
It is. in fact, a disease which if un-
check ed, eventually wrecks the sys-
tenn. In all Its types, in every pha'c,
it is ugerous. destructive. Stupor,
delirium, convul>ioas often attend 1t,
and cause swift dissolution. But
when combatted with Hostetter''
Stomach Birters its footh'ld III the
system is d,sloged and deyery vestlge
Of it eradicated That benign anti
tebrile specific and preyenllvc of the
dreaded scourge is recognized not on
" within our own boundaries, but IN
;rnplc lands far beyound them, where
m,ermlttents and reml tens are tear
fully prevalent. to be a sure lnlldntt
to tn malaral poison and reliable
,means If overcoming disorder 81 the
stomach. liver an b ives, # winch a
vilia,ed turrid atm sphere AMI brack'
n miasrnatanlcd water are extreme
" provocative. All cmisrantN and
.r,y,l RS sh ,uli br piled Sith II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

This house IL nsv, aud has been refuruished in
the best style. The table will b. supplied at as
times with the best the market Affords. The bar
will be stocked with the bet Of HOURS. such al
pure home made whisky and apple brandy, bottled
4 nd draft beer, brown stout and porter. No pains
will be spared to insure the comforts OF guests.
~ Good stabbing and experienced hostiers.
NJ. GEAKr, Proprietor.
Feb 1Q-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
VEcETINE
FOR
DROPSY.
never shall
Forget the first Dose.
PROVIDENCE.


MR. H. 4. SrEvESs
ic.r SRI have been great sufferer non
drOlrsy. ! was confined TO my house more thar
~, ar. six months " the time was entirely
Ee. piess. | WAS obliged to have two men hell
nlr 10 and out of bed. was swollen ~ inches
larger than my natural size around my waist.
/ suffered all a nisn could and live. tried all
rti.ci..es for Drulsy. had three different
do,t.is Ny friends oil expected would die
many nights was expected to die ,sfore morn
ing Al last cgetine was sent me by friend
| never shall forget the trSt dose. / could
rralize its good ELECTS rom day 10 day was
getting better Alter lad taken some or
LUfties, could sleep quite well nights. began
t. gan now quite ia~t. After taking some ten
bottles. / could walk from one part Of my room
- the other. Ny appetite was good the dropsy
bad AZ tli.s TING disappeared. ] Kept taking
the Negei.ne until rerained my usual health.
! heard Of T. great many cures by using Nege-
tine after / got out and WAS able to attend 10
my work. l ana a carpenter and builder. Will
also say 1t has cured AN aunt Of my wife's Of
Neuralgia. who had suffered for more than %
years. She says She has not had any neuralgia
for eight months. have given 10 TO one Of my
children for CfpileI' HuTnOr. l have 40 doubt
In my mind 1t Will cure any hunor: II Is .
great CLEANSER Of the blood. 1t Is safe 10 give
child. I VIII recommend IL to the world. Ny
father IL eighty years Old. and he says there IS
nothing ike II TO give strength and life to an
aged person. can not be too thankful for the
use OF H. l am. very sraieiuny,
Yours, JOHN :. NOTTAGE.
ALL DrsEAsEs OF THE BLooD.-If vegetne
Will relieve pam. cleanse, purify. and cure such
diseases. restoring The pgiien, 10 perfect health
httr Eying different physicians. many rene
cics. aud suffering iuI tGfs, is II not conclusive
proof. II you are q sufferer you can be curedY
Why is this medicine Performing such great
cures: IL works lI the blood. IN the circulat.
ing fluid. Ii ran truly bee called the Great Blood
JtrVcr. The great source 90 disease originates
IN the blood: ana 10 medicine that does not act
rcily upon II. 10 purify aud renovste, has
ay Just cl.lil. pom public attention.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
HUGHES & BURNER.

n B. We still have on hand a
few Raxes which we will close out at
a slight advance on cost between this
and the LIST of January This is a
rar4 chance to get a good Rake tor
a little money.
II & B.
Ang 7ih If
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
GARDEN SEEDS.

Guaranteed fresh. genuine. and true b name
at prices reduced much lower than commits oned
seeds ifct papers at cts. Peas aud Besas 10
cts aud is OTIS. pint. Also an assortment OF aswer
seeds very cheap. Catalogues on plicAtieu A
March 6-4mos. D. scHMITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
CHILLED aETAL,
Oliver Chilled

and YOU will then realize what per
feet draft il a pillow means.
We also have on hand the No. 4
Livingston, the centre daft Livings-
ton, A new feature in the Llvings
ton plow, and the diamotd or four
sided reversible point. And repairs
for all plows we sell.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
Ii. > CHMkTT, Woodstock, Va.
NOTICE..

The accounts OF our subscriber from
Woodstock Maurertown and neighbour
ing Post Offices. have been placed IN
the hands OF Hiram Banserman for set
tement. These accounts run TO Oct.
18th $40. We nope our palrons will
settle promptly with Mr.. Bauserman. as
it is necessary that the business OF the
old firm should be closed up.
10th, 1877. j. ri. GRABILL & co
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CcHEDULE H. FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- Ii. az o. II. iS.
ETdktng Effect June. 10Th, 1878.
NORTu
NORTH.

Trains y daily Train 63l Tuesdays, Thursday
aud Saturday all other trains daily except Sunday
SOUTH.
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Trains G3S daily $40 Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, all other trains daily except sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-23
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO
u RAILWAY.

Mail Train daily except sunday. Express Train
daily.
MAIL. EXPRESS.
Le Stanton ......22O p. m. $50 a. m.
4" Charlottesville. ..4.2O " 4.o5
d" Gordonsyille. I'D % % 500 "
Ar. Richmond .... s. 50 " $50
Junction. ..... 7.2o Breakfast.
lie ~ 9lOa.
Ar. Washington 80. Ito pm.
- Baltimore .......ll.2O 3.O5
" Philadelphia. ..,..340 IN 81
" New YORK. .6.4j - 1905
~ Passengers by the Express Train connect a.
Hanover Junction for all poiuts North By Mai
Tr in at Gordonsyills for points North.
No. - leaves Stanton daily, sundays excepted
at 7.45 a. m, connecting at Charlottesville for
Lynchburg, arriving in Lynchburg 2 80 p. N ::
CONNECTING with a. NJ X D. X. Road. Round
Trip Tickets sale TO Jacksonville, Florida, good
until the 18th day Of May, via Piedmont Air Line,
going soath. Leave Richmond 10 % m and ia
a m. via Atlantic Coast Line. Leave Richmond
l.n3 p IN and ,j5 m.-price siO.OO.
GOING WEST.
NAIL. EXPRESS.
lie. staunton o.. ..... 2,lOpm $50 an
" @ ,shen. ..........42' " All "
Millboro' ....... A. " AL
Coyiugton ........6,5g Supper e,9s g
" white sulphur ....S,ll m l,O3 "
" linton. ......ll,Oj - 90
" IA iawla Falls. 3. Gam ll,j1 IN dinner
Charleston .......5,4l 23I
" Huntington. 800 :" Ar. 81 "
Ar Cincinnati. g. G,O1 m.
Conuectirg with the carly trains leaving Cincin
NATL
Firss-Cl $50 AMI Emgrant rickcts TO the Wts
lower and time quicker by this than anyother other
route.
For Tickets aud info m ,tion, apply to or ad-
dress JOHN r. WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent, stanton, Va.
CONWAY H. II bNARD, p. +. A.
W. u. S. DUNN. Eugr. 4 Su.t Jan g.. 10
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- p q E 5 DC.
Mustard, Nutmegs.
Mace, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Allspice,
Pepper, Ginger,
Turmeric Mustard Seed,
Celery Seed, t'lavorIng Extracts
and Essences, liennel Wine,
Salad Oil, Gelatin.
Isinglass, Sage,
Cornstarch. Farina
Baking Powders, Tapioca
Cream of Tartar, Soda,
and everything IN this line of Il pure
qua ty and sold rs cheap as the
adj terated articles.
b. SGHMITT
W. I ISL. Druggist Woodstork.
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All persous indebted TO me are ielues ed TO close
their accounts by note or otherwise.
Feb. l3-tf. u. DANNEh
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To 500 pative or grade Merino ewes, at
Sz.0U.... ............... sl,zoV w
To 8 thoroughbred rams, lat $50 240 90
To value of grain fed to ewes
(about 1000 bushels)........ $50 90
Total sl,S40 90
CIR.
By 500 lambs worth about SO 81 500 90
1000 pounds Of wool, at Is
cents per pound. ........... 500 90 |
Value ofewes on hand (allow-
ing $50 for lossesl. 200 90
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Aug 7rh If.
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Ne have received ihe c''n Y
j., .cncv tor tie cclc rated
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Samaao 17a6miftoa itanb Maridau

Samfas Va&mittas ftanb Mari@aa
Dedert an Coulter auenue tn Der Ndbe bes
Ospots Der StraBeneiienbabn. Sm belen
9aIopp Tan, Elm 9eipann burd bic Strabe
seiast. Wie es feline Yfi9t srbeii9te,
Rslbsr Waridal ben Yferbsn in bic
Sissl, UNI ben Treiber feitsuneb:
men. Dieier, fart anssraudt, CAB ben
gferbsn einsn orbsHtIi9en 9sitidsnbieb.
Die Gbiere sinsen bur9, fe rifsn ben
Waridau nisbsr; Der @usen sins iiber
i'm unb er wurbe iduer IN beioen 8eineu
psrIsst. Das Slsiid wurbs ibm ~ftellen:
ueiis pom ben &no9sa seI6f, aber sIdd;
Iiderweiie tein &noden sebrodsn. @au
bob i'm auf unb idaffte baIb dr3tIids
SiIfe berbet. Ser Sarmer. Der 10 wsnts Uni
Elm Weni9enleben sibt, beibt Ssca,
Bonn unb Iebt in Der 9sdbe Dor Sberria's
Wount. Wan nubm penfeIben trotbem
fsit unb bradte i'm mad benz @olblo4,
llutsrwess sriff er ben 9oIisitsn Pitlsp.
Der i'm in @epubriam bate, nit blantem
Masilsr an. 9as ptrb elm tbsurer &auid
fir Born!
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IS If nift bic Suautitdt, ionberu bi.

g. 1T niGt bic 0uantitdt, iOnbern bic
NuuIitat elmer arSnei, wslde benz Rranten
9siunbbeit uisbsr sebsn ioa. Sc 1T trafs
bar, usrfdIidte MeOiSinen gu uerabrsiden,
ss 1T ubsr aud idIsdt, Mebisinen ais eben
10 gut ~ausupreiisu, bsreu Siaisteit idOn
benefit, baB bieieIben uenis @srtb baben
t6nnen. Wenn uniere 9eier quite 9aus
mitteI wini9en, 10 ratbsn mir ibmen, mad
Or. ausui # &6nis's 9amburser
SamiIiens Wsbiatneu gu frasen,
wsl9e fi1 ftsts bsudbrt babsn. l
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Die oes 2sferSeoie6fa6fs anaetIao.

pie oes yferoeoie6fa6fs ansstIass
ten @raff unb Song finb uon ben @siduos
renen 6es Diftrittseridtes bes ibnen sur
2aft seIesten 9erbre9ens iduIbis bsfun.
ben unb su mebriabrtsem 9efansnib psru.s
tbsiIt porOsn. Serbinanb Graf, Der 8ru.
Der bsslgbarles, sessa ben aud cine &Iase
pssen 8ferbebiebfubIs anbdnsis 1T, ptrb
wObI aud fir einise Sabre binter bic i9we.
bii@sn Gardiner fommsn. 0amit wirb
bic Stabt GINGER rtbeuern" Subiects los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

pie Stage r~eanspOrtbp sesen Bed"
UNI auflOiuns zines pa9tusrtrases, neil
Ssrr Bed sssen bic @siets bss Staatss
Spirituofsn tn 9answortbp's 9sbdube, bas
sr ssmistbet bate, pertaufte, tam Ieste
Wo6s i'm 0itrictssri9ts Dor. Der 8ti9'
ter bisIt ft4 ben gntf9siO Dor, unb bal. bus
llrtbsil nod ni@t pubIiSirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Dem Ga @rofs vNorbitsrn" entnebmen
mir bic foIssnbe Rotia, bic i~niufern einen
Bertb fur bic 9eier uou Dubuque bat, ais
fe seist, baB Ga @rOie antrensunsen
mu9ts, Der eusipurisen Sabn BON gaIsoOs
nia nod 9lIbin 9inbsrnife in ben 8ss gu
Isssn. aIm Iesten Donnerftas itimmten
bic Burger Der giaase Caledonia, 9OuitOn
guuntp, iber ben gOri9las ab, Der prOiet'
tirten ensipurissn tleinen 3peisbabn,
usIde bic g., .. II. so. Subn BON Rep
alIbin aus mad Caledonia bsritelen MIL,
$40, 900 llntertisuns gu sebsn. Der
gori9Ias wurbe nit einisen 80 Stimmen
Msbrbsit ausenOmmen, ObsIei9 fart bus
ssssn s~earbsitet wurbe. Gin gomits uon
Ga gro1e mar TN Snterefe bes neuen Bro'
iettes Der Omaha Babu, weIde Caledonia
beribren ioI unb aud llnterftasuns erwars
tst, tbdtts, I'm. ben Sirsern, ben Marrow
gauge" 9Ian ausaureben, ALIEN bic anbere
9artei i9Iief aud ni6t. 9ei elmer Der.
iammIuns Der Burger am Mbenb uorber
sins es isbr farmii5 81, Bel Der abfims
ntuns purbe jsSe Gimme i'm Srts berbsi:
sebolt. 0a cine ansabl Burger BON Gale:
bOnia ieIbit an Der 0erfteuuns Der r@ns;
i~purisen" betbeiIist mar, 10 mar Der @rfols
berieIben gu erparten, umiOmebr, aIs bic
Ga grofe unO Smuba 8abn gOmpasnie
nod nidt in Der Gage mar, cine betimmte
8orlase MAIDEN 3u t0nnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

2Iontag 1T bic 6air, weI5e bic ct.
Warisn.@ smsinbe in benz Stabtbauie abs
baIt, UNI einsn Sbsil, Der nod auf ibrem
gisentbum ~Iaitenben S4ulb gu bedsn, err
hffnet porben. 0ir aweifan nidt, bab
trot Der idIe9ten 5eit bod IN bic $4,000
bis $4,000 beraustommer, perben. Su
suten 3eitsn battle man pobI ni@t mebr gu
benz INNER sp~eifsIbaften Wtttel sesriffen.