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LII reasonable. and further Information may be obtained by
at the Pantheon, corner Hotel and Fort SITS. sec If
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FOR RENT
TO LET
TO LET

yWyHE RRICR.STORE AND PR EMISES
on Queen street. belonging to DIR. r. w. Wood, at pre-
sent occupied by the undersignei. For terms apply to
8 . pitt II. HACKFELD 4 Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-22
OARS N
EX AMY TURNER,

EX AMY TURNER,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-22

yyHE of THE BARK
Viola will not be responsible for any debts contracted by
the crew Of said bark while in port.
Honolulu, Nov. IL, 1879. 1t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Ilctliel.

bethel.
The White River Agricultural
Association will hold lts next annual
fair here on the 10th, l7th and 18th
of September, Flattering promises
OF a great occasion are made, all OF
which We hope will be carried out
There are about 1900 people in
town divided into about 400 families
While the tehements in the village ore
crowded one will discover in travelling
about the town quite a number OF
empty farm houses. the farms beng
carried on in hap hazard manner by
persons residing elsewhere into whose
hands they have fallen. Some OF
these could be bought very cheap aud
offer good investments to men Of
small means, aud full OF days works
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Windsor.

Windsor.
Minister E. w. Stoughton and
wife are at their summer residence.
j Wellington Thompson has been
taken to the Insane Asylum at Brattle.
boro.
-NIessrs. Kendall & Ladd are turn
ing out some fine specimens of marble
work.
Rufus NJ. Cole, Esq, received,
Wednesday morning, the sad news Of
the death of his son Rufus P. Cole, at
Boston, by an accident on the New
York & N. E. Railroad, in which he
was knocked from the top of freight
car, of which he was conductor, pass
ing under bridge on the road, at
Ellington, last Friday night. His leg
was amputaled, but he was too weak
for recovery, by reason of an accident
which happened to him few weeks
ago. He leaves a wife and child
Journal 10Th.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Madame Bonaparte, fragments Of
whose diary are drifting through the
newspapers, will not be extensively
endorsed by the mothers of the land.
Were it true that the position of a
mother OF a family is thankless
one, the elimination Of creative
effort would seem mistake. Mad
anne Bonaparte furnishes the clue
to her cynicism when she says that
marriage should not he tor love, but
position. Her own sad experience re-
flutes her theory. When woman
marries solely for position and misses
the position, she generally ends by
becoming skeptical as respects happi-
ness in the marriage relation. There
is a world Of significance in this re-
markable woman's' words when she
says: "Once l had everything except
money now I have nothing else
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
IINrtIanSl.

INrtland.
Charles Gibson seems to be the
champion fisherman Of this town. lie
has caught a large number of bass
from the river this season, and the
handsomest pike we remember to have
seen was caught by HIM a few days
since. There is some confusion here
IN regard to the names Of pike and
pickercI, lew knowing the difference
between them. Thompson, in his
history of Vermont, page lSs, say.
speaking of the pike, "this specie is
very common in Lake Cbamplain and
all its larger tributaries. 1t is gener'
ally known in Vermont by the name
of pickereI. About the north end o.
the lake and in Canada generally it is
called the pike, on account OF its re-
semblance to the English pike. In
deed, the resemblance is so close that
DR.. Richardson regards them as iden'
tical ?" 1t is further stated, on page
1913; "ishes are long-llved animals
and their tecurdity is very remarkable
We have authenticated accounts of .
pike having lived 260 years. Fl Cor
Windsor Journal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Ceudittou Of Gr0ps.

REPORTS or THE PROSPECTS FOR CRoPs
on OATS, POTATOES, FRUIT, ETC,
Returns 10 the Department OF Agrl'
culture at Washington, 10 July l.,
show continued depression In the
prospects If the oat eroPi while the
acreage 10 June shows a decrease OF I
per cent, the condition OF the crop ID
still lower, The New England States
have fair prospects, but the drought Is
very detrimental IN the Middle and
Southern States, IN the West only
the NEST northern states, Minnesota
and Wisconsin report favorable,
The acreage ID three per cent, more
than 10 1878 for the whole country,
New York ard Pennsylvania on the
Atlantis border show large increase,
tho latter stale as mucil ~ seven per
cent, All report u decrease IN the
area planted, IN the West, Michigan
reports an Increase oi seven per cent,
Illinois four Iowa five aud Missouri
five, The condition OF the crop was
more favorable than at the same time
Ia 1878.
The fruit crop Tor the whole eouu'
try Is bad, In tho East and North
Atlantic states the crop both for ap'
pies aud peaches Is good, but from
North Caroline to Texas the peach
eropis almost total failure, aud tho
apple crop very short, caused by frost
In April. In tho large fruit regions
bordering on the Ohio River the TAIL
ure Of peaches is quite universal, but
the apple crop will be most half a
crop, In Michigan both peaches and
apples are reported good. In Wiscoo'
sin, Minnesota and Iowa the apple
crop il an average, California has a
full crop Of peaches.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Edmund Obrey is about to reopen
the Elm ST., grocery.
Bridgcwatcr.

Bridgcwatcr.
--"Tbe Corners" rejoiccs in post
Office, and that reliable old liar
"Nasby" isn't postmaster either
The postmaster's name is Babcock.--
This new office is great convenience
to many citizens, and Josiah Josselyn
Esq, is entitled to the credit of pro
curing it. Josiah is not easily "dis
mayed when he starts for thing.
i noticed in your paper that
man in Brandon had silver dollar
that is ISL years old. Ira Angel
Esq, OF this town, has silver crown
1853 years old, British cent 1855 wears
old, and some other old coins.
We are sorry TO hear that our ole
Democratic friend, Ira Angel, Esq
is in very poor health this summer
and cannot 60 about much. We hope
for his recovery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

ScRIBSER (,be midsummer number)
tor August Ia on our table, and We
eau hardly ray good words enough
concerning it. Among its interesting
articles arc the following, finely H.
LUST atcd Whistler in Painting and
Etching, Summer Entomology a
Peep into Anterwerp and Holland,
The Cook of the Confederate Army,
Over the Narrowest, Narrow Gauge,
Confidence, chap, l and II long,
good Poem, by the Editor, DR.. Hol
land; two good poems by Bayard
Taylor, Bric-a-Brack, and many
other good things. For sale here At
Whites Bookstore.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

The Portland Oregonian of recent
date says: "Among the passengers
from Sitka, Alaska, 10 this city, by
steamer California, was Miss Salle
Ball, who is probably the youngest
Government official holding u com
mission in the United States. The
little miss, though but twelve years of
age, is the duly appointed postmistress
>of Siika, and the manner in which
every detail OF her office is attended to
is worthy Of adoption by more than
one Of the 'Nasbys' OF this State"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
White River Junction.

"A. 7. Barron and family NOV
ed into the new Hotel last week.
1t is now open to the public.
George Lyman, Esq, postmaster
at this place, died at his residence
Friday morning, after brief illness
from asthma and heart difficulty, aged
seventy-three years. He was re-
srected citizen, and gave good salts
faction as p. NJ, a position he had
held for about 16 years. The in.
decent scramble and has.e for his
"shoes' was lowering TO poor human
nature.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

ST. NICHOLAS for August has seven
two pages-eight more than usual
and its contents are just the thing for
children's summer reading, aud it will
interest parents too. 1t opens with a
long poem, based upon an actual in
cident A Mississippi Chowder, with
two illustrations, comes next. The
Baby's Morning, with five illustra-
tons illustrated description of the
wonderful Aquarium at Brighton,
England Lawn Tennis, fully de-
scribed Hercules Jack ; Nan, The
Newsboy, &c, &c. 1t is rich aud
racy. For sale here at Whites.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Norwich.

Norwich.
"A second meeting OF the citizens
of this place, respecting the return Of
the Military Academy from Mortified
to Norwich, resulted in the citizens
agreeing to secure land aud lease the
same to the institution, provided the
alumni will raise $4,000 for repairs,
and building. A committee OF the
alumni were present at the meeting,
also Capt. G. A Curtis, president oil
the University; Col. II. o. Kent, Of
Lancaster, N. f., and Maj. Hobbs, OF
Worcester, Mass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Chester.
Money has been raised to build a
band stand at the depot.
Mr.. Elmore Evans, lately in the
employ of w. W. Richardson, gro
Gerry dealer, has gone to Holyoke,
Mass, to work for the firm of Morse
& Dawley, as book keeper. Gilmore
is all right and we can congratulate
the gentlemen in having procured the
services of so worthy young man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Dan, Darby informs US that he
would not live on South street = min
ute II it was not for his garden, Well,
We should hardly think he would
Ills daughterLn,law switched him
round the other day aud made him
wonder for u while "whst he could
do 10 be saved" when his wife came
10 the rescue,
Our Observation-Disclosures who fnd II
difficult to find bread and butter, or
sleep, well, some Of them sleep where
they can catch attended Pallman's
Great Show Ia full force,
Miss Rlolse Randall, youngest
daughter OF DR., N, Randall, u visiting
friends here. She Ia one OF the teach
ers in the Haven School IN Chicago,
aud also gives lessons In eloeuiion to
outside parties,
There will DO an entertainment at
Eagle Hotel Hall to'morro" evening
In aid Of the Episcopal Church, to
consist of Reading and Music Mrs
+. S, Mckenzie, Mrs, DR., Baker, Miss
Eloise Randall, aud Mr., q. +. Will
Jams of Boston, arc the principals en-
gagged IN 1t, II will be big thing
Admission 25cls Ice cream, &c,
extra,
Pullmaa's & Goa Great London
Humpty Dumpty Show exhibited here
as advertised Saturday afternoon and
evening to full houses, performed all
they advertised, and gave good salts
faction. The balloon ascension was
a success, and was witnessed by thou
sands, 1t went nearly out Of sight
withih man hanging from tho trapeze'
head down. No accident, no rowdy'
ism marrcd the entertainment,
Tightening struck John Knecn's
dwelling house on Hartland Hill Tues
day evening. The bolt passed down
the chimney knocking out s'ove'pipc
caps, scattering stove griddles, DC
A gentleman sleaping in one Of the
chambers was considerably stunned,
and was unable to speak for some
time. No further damage reported.
Edmund Obrey is about to reopen
the Elm ST., grocery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Foster wants the polls manned with
soldiers and the country swa,ming
with deputy marshals, to arrest end
imprison the hapless opponents Of the
republican party. In peace the sword,
in war the yard stick IN Y. Sun.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
West windsor.

Wcst WhhusoSs
Airs, u, N Hammond OF this
town died July 10Th, allera brlei sick
mesa Of only Two weeks. She had
been troubled with her teeth Tor some
time, aud had them extracted short
time before her sickness, taking ether
to kill the pain On returning home
she was taken with q severe PAIN In
her lungs, living only three weeks
after taking the ether. Mr. H. leaves
three little children, the youngest
only six weeks old, Mr., Hammond
has the sympathy OF u large circle OF
friends IN his affection,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

The first serious disturbance that
has occurred at Fall River, Mass,
since the strike began four weeks ago,
was provoked Monday evening by a
crowd of women, who assaulted one
of their own sex who went TO work
there Monday. The crowd that gath
cred threw stones, and at one time
threatened to grow to dangerous
mob; but was finally dispersed without
any one being seriously hurt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Prince Napoleon was wearing "the
sword of Austertz,' the weapon
worn by the Great Napoleon in many
important battles when he met his
doath at the hands of the Zulus
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Ludlow.

Ludlow. ..
Rev. Lewis B. Hubbard has just
purchased the Ludlow Tribune. Mr..
Macarthur, who has published the pa
per for some time relires-o on COM
potency, no doubt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

A Yazoo, Miss, negro woman at
tempted to fill glass bottle with
powder while smoking pipe. Result
no bottle and not much woman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
Rochester,.

Rochester,.
The people of Rochester are rais-
ing money to erect an observatory on
the mountain between there and Ran
dolph.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

South ROyaltOn.
Frank Lyman has been arrested
and fined 500 and costs tor abusing
bis daughter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

The favorite berry with Maine re.
publicans SENS to be bribery. When
it comes to election they'll be buried.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23
NOTICE.

This is to certify that have given my son,
Chas T. Randall bis time, during the remand
or of his minority, and that shall claim none
OF his earnings nor pay any debts Of his con.
! tracing after this date.
NATHANIEL RANDALL.
| Woodstock, July Ath, 1879.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Don't forget to read win Cartons
experience with tho liehiningIod
man, Published on the fourth page OF
this paper,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

Many Of factory tenement hous-
es here are empty. Mr.. Lucian Lar
ned, an old time boss IN the factory,
who will be remembered by many
readers of the AGE now in distant
parts, left town last weak. He has
gone to Worcester, Mass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-23

A little ways above Thompson's
mill, in the darkness before the shower
Tuesday evening, Ed. Case had his
team run into the fence, spilling him
and badly wrecking the buggy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16
pie Domeaie Nd6ma(Giue.

Die slusfeuuns non 9omsfie Rdbnas
i@tusu, usl9e bic General asenten fir
Dubuque unb bic l1msesenb. Gb. 5abertp
unb Co., auf Der Sair batten, usrbient cine
before Wirbisuns ais fe ~sefunben bat.
Die 9siftunssfdbisteit Der DOmeific Rdbs
maidins wurbs bur9 Proben an allen
Sortsn Bacterial, pom feinffsn Bis gun,
i9werfen, ssprift unb bas ausemeins llrs
tbeiI neiste babin, baB bic arbeit Der Mas
idins in isber SinR@t poptOmmen III.
Das Defenders bi. Aufmertiamteit Der
Damsn auf fe sos, mar bic art unb Wsiie,
ME bic Maidine arbsitet. sic usrri9tst
ibre arbeit 70 ssrdui9Ios. baB man iie siuen
vi@psissnbsn grbeiter@ beiBen t6nnte.
sic ma9t abioIut tein @srduid. Die
9sidtisteit unb bic Rraft ibrer Bewesuns,
purbs babur9 tIar beuieien, baB man fe
nit No. 80 gottou3uirn fat einss Ereibs
rismeus in Gang ieste unb babel i9weres
9sbsr ndbts. @s 1T baber gar ni@t IN
u~sruunbsrn, baB cine Waidine, bic iOI9e
Sorte arbsit tbut, bas erfte Brdmium auf
Der ausfsuans erbieIt. abseieben bon
benz Iei9ten, ssrdui&IOien 9anse 1T bic
Waf9ine iebr bauerbaft; bic eisentbams
Ii9s glrt b.s 8aus8 Der sinSsIuen Gbsile,
fnb berart, baB fie Iei&t seiest anb Obne
S4pisristsit rsparirt werbsn Tam. sic
wurbe o ben Oamen, bic aIs Gidter
funsirtsn, ais cine perfeete Waidins, elm
wabres Saus'SuwsI ertIart. Sbre eminens
ten gissni@aftsn, MAIDEN fe cine RIsiniss
teit toftipisIiser ais anbere Wuidinen,
bod bic 9reiserbObuns i@abet ibrer 9opus
Iaritdt Ni9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16
2IeBer anfere Sair i$weissn mir; Cd
III bas Bette, mas mir tbun t5Hnen.

Aru Samftag fanbeu bier tn Der Stabt
bic DeIssatenwabIen fatt. 9auptid&Ii&
banbeIts Is fi9 Bet ben ueri4iebenen gas'
bibatsn fur S@eriff Drum, ibrer 2eate ais
DsIesaten ~aufseftelt au ieben. Sc wurs
ben bsnn aud ueri9iebene RitteI@en gu
benz Sp.de anssuanbt, bic ni9t pom sro'
fer SerupaIoRtdt unb gbrenbaftisteit aeus
gen. Wan@e repubIitanif&e Stiun,e pers
i&wanb tn ben Raiien unb ss trdbts tein
5abn barnad. a1u@ bas Bier ipieIte feline
Sfole babel, finb bod !. 3. pom 7 DeIes
saten tn Der 5tsx Darb 8 SaIoonbaIter u.
ein Brauer. Su anberu Darbs ma@t ft@
bas Clement ebenfaas bemerfIid. Oieie
Eorwablen fnb eth 5Obn auf eine freie
@abI. 0ie gaueufe uaren f9Ie9t, bic
g~orpubIen fnb pieI f9Ie4ter. Do@
There is many a slip between the cup and
the lip unb ba mag ss wobI %tomuen, baB
bus iouueraine BOLT .ietren@ .8ertrauens:
mdnnsrn" einen Kick sibt. 3eit, b69ife
3.it ii IS, baB bic ginnabmsn bss S9es
riffsamtss bsi9nitten werben, baB Der
S9eriff Elm fires @.buIt erbdIt unb bic
9etOfisuns Der 9efansenen in Contract
seseben pirb. ST bas Sdsrifsamt nidt
msbr 70 iberi9pdnsIi6 bottrt, erlaubt es
nidt msbr, bab bic ganbibatsn 10 ipenba:
BEL inb, tritt bic 8idtistsit Der unbern
@ountpdmtsr piel mebr tn ben 9orbsr'
srunb. 5eute iiberi9atten bic Sntereien
fur grIansuus bss Sderifsamtes ale ans
bern. 60 uis es isst 1T, wirb bas Bolt
nit @swaIt corrumpirt. aIs ganbibaten
fur S9eriff finb uns iest auf bemOtratis
i9er Seits betaant: gstsr Serrins, Der
ississ Snbabsr. SObn gbriffopb, 9p.
S9smmeI, MidaeI aibbp, @. 8. 8uts
nam unb Samss Wegann.
2Is ganbibatsn fir S~uperpiior itnb TN
SsIbs: 6. st. 2umbsrt, @m. W. 5auf
unb 81. 8. Nnberion. Ole ganbibaten
fir WitsIisber Der aestsIatur werben ses
nannt: Wm. s. Snisbt, 6. 8. &osers,
Bm. aibIep Sones, Siaae galbwin, 8.
O'8risn, Sreb. anou, s. M. &ins, Wl.
@bG, s. s. S9isIbs, s.. Z. Me9euItp u.
8. .. aliop. aIs Ganbibat fir S&uIs
superintendent Iauft q. 8. Bones, fur
S9asmsiitsr Sames Sarrasan, fir gorOs
ner 6. 6. goatIep, s. 6. 8ausbn, Or.
Wuuiea, 6. 6. Ssuarb II. 5snrp &elsp,
fir aubitor s5rant Me9ausbIin u. {. 6.
Wurpbp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

$auafas bielt Colonel s. s.. GbrimbIe,
Der bOmOtratii9e 9Ouuerneurs : ganbibat,
eiuen Champagne Speed" bier i'm Oparn,
bauie. @s tbut uns 9eib, iassn gu mii.
fen, baB Der Mann in Der Sinan5frase biz
@runbidse Der @resnbddlsr p~srtritt. Ser,
ErimbIe ftelt ). o. ben iopbifii6eu
9runbiat 'auf. BY increasing the volume
of currency, you increase the value Of
property and labor. Das beiBt: Weun
BITE Waffe Der @~urrenep usrmsbrt wirb, pirb
Der Bertb bss gisentbums unb Der 2rbsit
permsbrt. Bir baben Isibsr bier ni5t ben
ben ~sendseuben Raum, unb aud ni9t 3sit
feline i&iefen anf9ten ndber su bsIsu4teu,
fonft warben mir 60 fiber tbun. Ganbibas
ten, bic in Der Sinan3frase ben Stanbpuntt
einnsbmsn, finb feins seiunben Dsmotras
ten, ss banbeIt f9 Bel LINEN ni4t nm
grin3ipien, fonbern nm bas grsaunern
pom Stimmsn Der @rssnbadlsute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

2Sas pirRfi6 gut 1T, if ME 3u tbsuer.
Wsbisinen, weI@e gu einem nisbrisen
prsiie ~anseboten werben anb beren alnoeise
msiftens an bas Sparipffem appelirt, finb
trOs ibrer biQisen greiie gu tbeuer, ba bies
ieIben oft, anftatt 9eiunbbeit 3u brinsen,
bas 9eibsn peri9Iimmern. Ballet eu9 an
Elm uncertainties WitteI, msnn 60 ii9 nm
bic WiebersrIansuns surer @eiunbheit bans
belt. Ills sin ioIdes t0nnsn mir Or. aus.
&6niss hamburger ErOpfen auf's Bette
smpfebIeu. Damit ibr ni&t bur9 i@db'
Ii9s Ra9abmunsen betrOsen werbet, rutben
mir eu9, ssnau auf bic llnterf9rift BON u.
8OssIer u. 60. ~ a4ten, Obns weI@e teins
d@t finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16
SEER Sreo. 2sooen6era pom @ranb.

SEER Srso. 2sooem6ers pOn @ranbs
uisw, Sus., ersdbIts uns BET @sIesenbsii
feines IestwS9entIiden Befuds auf unisrsr
Office: rSeit feds Sabr.n lit i'd an
&bsumatismus, unb aae drstIi9s WittsI,
bic i'd anwenben mo9te, un mir 2inbsruns
gu peridafeu fdIusen febI. Da wurbs In
Sbrer 3situns bas ct. Satobs Del en-:
problem; ba bafielbe In 9~ransuteu ni9i
3u baben mar, sins i'd ips3isa mad &od'
port, UNI mir cine 5Iai9e gu taufsn. S9ou
mad Der sweiten ginreibuns mar i'd Don
&bsumatismus sdn3Ii9 befreit. Don be.
3eit an BARI bas ct. Satobs Del in met
mem Sauie ni@t msbr febIen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

$ouutag entftanb awifden benz 9sib'
.ffaabaIter Gibbs unb sinem ssuifsn 9b.
Surrea Streit pesen zines @asens. @ie
es i@eint, bate fi9 gb. gurreI bss @es
ipann's BON Gibbs beu,adtist unb ba aui
Gibbs aufforberuns base eipann nidt per.
lafien wurbs, ioa Gibbs ben gurrel sei9oi:
fen, wie es non anbersr Settle bsiBt. bios
seitoBen babsn, baB er 3uiammsnbrad.
Gibbs pulbs feitgenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

Der ,,gloro Soma Serofo'' bat ben
Demotraten uOn CLAYTON 60. cine ti9tise
Section seseben. Disiss ftodbsmotratii6e
BIatt bat runb beraus ertIdrt, baB es bas
gauge repubIitanii6e Gidet aufsiebt, neil
bic bsmotratii&e County Convention f6
elmer 5anbuOa @reenbudIer unterwsrfen
uub TIRE Prin3ipien gut sebsiBsn Bat. Bas
fast umier college pom .gsationaI Demos
frat1 baJu. Der f@Iudt Iisbsr S9ubnd'
gel, ME CT Iestss Sabr setban. @ir NUNS
i4sn ibm sutsn &ppetit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

f- Das @sbsimniB fir BrufIsibsnbs
bas 9eben au uerIdnssrn unb su periiBsn:
Rebmt
SarIeB' 8ruftsg Ear anteaen
es siebt tein beneres Wittel sssen 5uftsu
unb 5etisrteit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

$ommtaS 2aorseu 2 l1br brad in
8auIe's @rOeerp aaben I'M SANFORD 8Iod
Seuer aus, bas BITE Jeuerwsbr In turssr
Sett bdmpfte. Wan ma1t ss bem gbei
Der Seuerwsbr gum gorwurf bas er gum
a0i@en bes 5euers su uieI @aFsr per.
braudt. Das lit Elm einfdItiser unb boss
wiuiaer goruurf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16
Blu Ygeaufen.
&pntntt ilno febet!

eist $50 ade srsst 5arm, cine Der f&Saasn In Peru
Counts, Snhtaua, ftbt tu linen ftbr b,atstn prtift ~ Der.
fatboItf&tn Stmeinet, BITE Elm f66nts fttnuats, fHuIetH.
fres Gstttsbaus unb linen dstnta prtthtr bat. go oder
Ant uutrm plug, 40 aftr fnp Hpitfs Der 0tf bta's 6ell.
Der llms,6tnp. aas 9sbduet, bic ttn Bauer nur pdnfqsn
fann. fnb In better Srenuns pSrbanetn. Rabt am 6auIs
Fnb cine nj, ~srftstnbs Gutas unb Gin 8runtn, Der ausst.
fru6ttraetahe 86umt. Nm etntr Ode be Qantts Ia tint
S&uIt.-llm ndssrt ausfIuft rtnhs msu R8 an
Jobn y. @eSrse8,
atVppIs, gurs Co., SHiiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16
SEER 4. Gain Der feline Office an Der

Serr 4. Gain Der feline Office an Der
7. Strase swii@sn Soma unb Clap bat,
wurbe am Iesten Wittwo@ Rorsen u rbr,
am bs0en Gage aIio, In ieiner Office uon
,wsi aerIen iberfaIen uuo nieberseidIa'
gen, iebenfalIs nit Der abiidt i'm su Be.
tduben unb bann su beraubsn. 90 Ssrr
Gain son benz S@Iase ni&t beinnunssIos
wurbe, 10 rief Ct nm SiIfe urb bic Banbi,
ten entfoben. Oies III cine Der tibniien
unb fre&fen &aubanfdIIe, bic is In Dus
buque porfamea. Wan bat bic 3srIe In
Of.Dubuque fefisenoH,men unb fe perben
benz Staate SOua ausseIiefert. no fe bof.
fentIi@ bic uerbiente Strafs fnbsn.