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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-14
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-14
LYONS
1nELzsR<KzslzzzgUXNuN&z
KATHAIR0N,
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

1 had been entirely bald for several years, con.
stitutional, I suppose. I used few bottles Of
Katharon ani, to my great surprise L have a thick
growth of young hair
COL. JOHN L. DORRANCE, U. 8. A.
Iu every important respect the Kathairon is abso-
lItely Incompatible. 1t is unequaled
|. To Cure Badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair
}. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.--The Kathairon ID no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-oflead. to paint
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. 1t is
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion intended to re-
xoro the hair by natural growth and refrigeration
1t is spendidly perfumed, and the most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentlemans
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons Kathairon
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-14
Ta VIII M " MAY CONCERN.

C,ssns !sry, Sevsis septanber I. 1879
y, ard a'tes the above tate ,r done by the drsy
v c2rsou City will he caarsd for follows, 70 WIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Die bsmotratiide County @onuention
belt am Samftas lire Sisuns i'm @Ourts
bauie ab, I'M DsIesatsn CUR bemotratiiden
Staats. Convention su ernennsn, bic am
2l. b. W. in Council Bluffs tust. 6. 8.
Rosers wurbe gum Prdfbenten unb s: o.
9onsuspils gum Sstretar ernannt. auf
sntras s. %. Rnou's, baB Elm gomite
pon 8 Mitsliebsrn, nit g. ROrsan ais
Yrdfibent srpdbIt werbe, OeIesaten in
Sori6Ias ~ brinsen, bic bas GOantp in
Council Bluffs pertrsten ioaten, wurben
g. Worsan, 30. M. Sam uno s. R.
&nou oils ioIdes Gomite ernannt. Die
brei 9erren einisteu if9 auf foIsenbe Oe:
le~satenIiite, weI5e pon Der 8eriammIuns
sensbmist wurbe: .. .. %. Garner, %.
s. Rnisbt, S. so. &nua, Setter Gerrins,
5reb. S'Donnsu, s. @. 2onsueuiae, e.
8. ROsers, Sames Ropan, g. MOrsan,
@m. @rabam, Dennis O'Srisu, s. s.
Bates, s. s.. sbisIbs, Sobu gbrifOpb,
{. s. @urpbp, y. s. Nuislep, Siaac @.
8aIbpin, SObn s. SrubIep. -Sertasuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
DieefBe 2tr[a6e,-0ie[ef6e Seifuua

3abaos fnb bic &rantbeiten, bic ibre
uria4e In Blutarmutb babsn, unb ba bic
l1riade bapOn iberau bisieIbs III, 10 1T aud,
in Sduen bic 9eiluns 6isisIbe, pel5e ipes
cifi9e Sorm bas 2eiben aud annebmsu
mOse. S@pa@e 9unsen, Dpspepfa, al.
aemetne S4wd3e, Rapenabipannuna.
a6maseruns unb pieIs anbsrtr eeiben laien
ft9 auf bieielbe uria9e Suritfibren, uub
fe aue iiuo beiIbar bur4 gebrrua BON
Or. 9arter's @tiensG c, peIdss
WitteI babur9, baB es Dem menidlidsn
Dilute iene manseInbsn 9emii9en @lemente
pieber Sufibrt, eriteres baburd berei&ert
unO usrbefisrt unb i'm, ben srOBen 2ebenss
from In ben Stanb isst, ale 8rautbsitss
itofie ab;uifoBen unb auf bisis 8eiie cine
rabitaIe 9eiIuns berbeisufibren. gs 1T
bieie teinespess cine neue, bisber unuers
iu4te 9siImetbObe, ionbern iie purOe i9oa
ieit Sabren tdsIi9 erprobt. 9urd ie bas
ben bereits Gauienbe ibre uriprinsIide
&raft unb ibr natiirlidss WobIbsfinbsn
pieber er!anst, weI9s on &rantbsitsn lit:
ten, beren uripruns in gIutarmutb Iisst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
Srpifno Inn A. lIbr moroens brannte

Sreitas I'm 4 ubr Morssns brannts
aut eagle YOint in Der Rdbe bes S4ifs'
baubofss $. groppe's 8Obnbaus ab. Das
Gsusr, bas pabriaeinIi9 our9 i9Is&teu
S9orniiein i'm Da6Simmer bss 9ebdubes
e%ntftunb, sriff 10 i9neu I'm fi4, bab ss
benz Batter nur NIT Weabe seIans, 3wei isi'
nsr &inbsr aus bsul brennenben Beit 3u ret'
ten, udbrsnb bic Nutter bic beioen anbern
Rinbsr aus einsm ahbern S4Iafsimmer ents
fibrts. Sc ssIans nit 5iIfs Der @a4'
barn etuas WObiIiar gu rsttsu. Das aus
bertbaIbitOdise @ebdube wurbe iebo9 gang
LID elm Raub Der 6Iammen. 8srluit etpa
$500; bic gerideruns bsirdst $lloo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

2lu(er SranRer 1T elm alter damn
BON II Sabren, Der i9on 4 Sabre trant if.
Sinf OOttoren baben uerssbIi9 ibrs &unff
ar ibm prObirt, obne inn 5dIfs brinssn gu
~tOnnsn, benn feline 8sine wnrbsn INNER
bider. Sc purben uns susi Slaiden ct.
SatObs Del susei9idt unb mifen mir Be-
~tennsn, baB bieies berrIide WittsI bas
llsbel eurirts unb mir tsine @sfabr mebr
ieben. DiIbeIm 9inrids, Sranseuiae,
q. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
So ournut finb mir nod LANCE ni@t, II

So oumut finb mir nod LANCE ni4t, 1T
bic gemsrtuns bsrsr, psIde bic an5sissn
Der Radabmsr pom Or. gusuft &0nis's
hamburger 5amiIien.W ebi,inen in psri4iss
bsnsn 3situnsen erbIiden; baB bic 5am'
burger Msbi3tnen gut fnb, wifen mir aus
Grfabruns, po5u brau@en mir aIio mad
%unbstauutsn, mpiteriOisn WittsIn 81 sreis
fen. limb bic 9sute baben rsdt, fie taufen
uOrfidtissr 8siie ni9t, Obne f4 aber3sust
,u babsn, baB bic Ramensunteri@rift Der
5srren ". 8oseIer u. So. auf jsbsm Padst
ober isbsr Slai9e ffebt. l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
SEER Aoam Sarris. Strattrup, .,

SEER Aoam Sarris, Strattrup, Ons
tariO f@reibt: Or. gusut &6nis's
9amburser Jamtltsu W 3 is
3inen, iOwObI bic 9umbburser
Eropfen als aud Der 9 i unb
Sas &rautsrpflait ter babsu mir Bel
psri9iebenen &rantbeiten, ME BsdieIFss
bsr Suften uub 9si9pirsu quite 0ienfs
sstban unb i'd muB iasen, buB bisis Wss
bi5tnsn bic biaisiten int Nartte fnb, wsun
man bersn t9ere Dirtuns In Bstra5t siebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

pie farRen 2sesen Der Issten Gage
baben bic SIife Biseoniin's sef4welt.
Die SlSbe tomu,sn bsrsits ben @ater Der
StrSms binunter unb baIb werben uniere
S~dsemabIsn am iibIiden @nbe Der Stabt
in pollen 8strisbe fem. OieieIben seben
uisIsn slrbsitsrn LANCE Seit IObnenbe 8es
i1dftisuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

2Sie an(ere Sefer aus elmer apseise
erisbsn, bat t4 9srr o. W. RieieI, fris
bsr IN 9anfns, aaamatee So. bier ais
beuti4er abuotat nieberseIafsn. DerisIbe
empfebIt fd benz seebrtsn gublitum fur
ale in iein Sad fanerben 9sidafte unb
pirb feline @lienten prompt uab gut bebie:
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

pie Suinois @entral @tisnbabn 1T nod
ni9t fsrtis nit benz @ntIaiien ibrer Son
buctsurs. Settle @o5s erbielt Gb. earns
bargsr ieinen @bi6ie6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

" Ssberseit Unit ausnabme Sonns
tass) fnb Wasen gum Mitfabren Bel Bes
srdbniGen fir So. 90 81 babsn i'm 2eib ffau
BET Gibbs & 6 o., 4. Strase, spiidsn
Wain unb 2%ocuffrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
Sift aud fur Die ,2loro Soma 2sof",

Gilt aud far Die ,, Sloro Soma Yof".
Der r&ationaI Demotrat" bat
in isiner Iesten Drummer wieber einmal
ibsr bic r@asstte gu @sri6t seienen unO
bus fOIsenbe humane" llrtbsiI sefdllt:
.0is r@aaetteA bat t9 bic geru9tuus
iebes Weni4enfreunbss wie iebes wabren
aatbOIiteH 3~ussaOsen". 0as iOa uns
paiiirt iein bur9 bic tu,se ROtis, in mel.
der mir %unisrer Sreube iiber bic GrSffuuSs
tatboIi9er @aiienanitaIteu Iusbrud usrs
Iieben unb babel bas bisfse Home for the
Frieudless" Der Proielptenma9erei bei9uIs
bistsn. Dem ~seseniibsr bstbeuert Der
vOemotrat" bis au Gbrdnen Der gntri:
flung seriibrt, bas Home" isi cine rreiu
bumane", rconfeiiousIois" anfalt in Der
man nidt frast, wel4er &sIisiOn elm
9iIfsbeoirftiser a%nssbOrt1. Das bat Der
rOemotrat" isbr gut sessben, bamit absr
benz Home" einsn iebr idIe6ten Siebess
bienit eruisien. SIS banbsIt ii9 bisr bios
UNI untertubrinsenbe climber. ST bas
Home" wirtIi9 rconfeifionsIos", bann
Iernsu bic 8inber aIio bort bsteu:
Der Gbrif, Der Sub, Der Spttsntptt
Ssfsnnsn sldubts eineu Soft.
6rast man i'm Home" pirtIi9 nidt,
wsIder &eIisiOn Elm armes @aiisntinb IN.
sebOrt, 10 tann bas nur beiBss, bieie Isrmc
fen werben reIisiOnsIOs, pber fe
werbsn in n B. itimmtsn &slision srs
SOsen, ubseieben buuon, oh es bic ibrise
unb bic ibrer gltsrn iit. Sn benz rHome",
baben mir nun b~sbauptet, Mil man bas
2estere, prOtef f Grubsrunseu
MAIDEN. Die Directors" bss Home"
finb aue 9rotefanteu. Die 9ausmutter
ober @orfteberin, sbsnfuus Y%roteiautin,
bdIt nod S w bes Statuts isben Gag
cine semeinf4aftlt9e anbadt,
Bel Der tein 9ausbepOne T
febIen oIL. 9as Home" sibt aud
Climber 3ur graiebuns an 5umiIien ab, uno
ba perii9ert uns bas Third Annual Re-
port", man iu9e iid itsts iOrsfdItisft iiber
ben Gbaratter unb bic gei9uHenbsit Der.
isnisen 3u s,tunbisen, bic 8inber abOpti.
rem molten, ebe man fe ibnen Ibersebe.
u NIB o BAT BENIN tn etuem
nsbetan n 9 eworbeueu m Sale
beraussefuubeu, elm a 8 as
tboIti@es &inb lei am &c f n
BET einem protef It antif d en- M t.
nj fter ausebobeu unb es B. ms
feIbsn ibersebeH. Die tatboIii9e
Wutter, Srau Stuart, bate aue Wibe bies
fen rrein buu,uusu" altt ridsdnsis su mes
den. 'Das m6se seniisen. limb unier
vOsmotrat"? 81 tacuisses, philosophus
mansisses! Sdtte er ssfdpissen, er bate
fid isIbit cine gIamase eripatt. 0ir
wisbsrbolsn nO9muIs, mas mir DOR a9t
Easen i9risbsn:
r8ir besreifen iest bic Genbens bss @ss
ieses, bas man in Der 2esislatur gu paif
rem bottle. Der YroieIptismus 1T nun
einmaI pom protefaatiiden Infaltsn ni6t
Su trenneu. Iue &6tuns unb ale Gbrs
Dor bO6bersiseu 2euten, bic fi9 Der lIr'
sIitli4en annebmsn; aber 8erudtuns be-
men, bic ben &Ieinen auf binterliftise Wsiie
ben 9Iauben ibrer Sdter gu rauben iu5en!"
&e6t ~ 25ooo II. GiGef fir Cure
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Die easeaoer iubiIirsn, bab Der
giisubabnmasuut 8. s. Sop pom Detroit
9rOpoTtiOnsn sum Sau ibrer i&malipuris
gen gabn ssma9t bat. Sour ben Psls
ni9t psrtauft ibr Ssrren, Bis ibr ben Barren
babt. Keep cool Boys, keep cool!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
Qsent, Dubuque, Soma.

Sic G6unen Bel o. 5. Wiqiams d
60. bic bsftsn 8orn @uItiuatoren babsn.
sic u~ertaufen The Weir unb ueri6ie:
Ssne anbere Nrteu.
Spredt Bel 9. s. Wiuiams &c 60. Dor!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Die Ge6a6rsu Der Straightforward
betrussn in bisiem Esrmiue Der @sri4ts.
fsuns S2S2. so unS bic &eiieipsien unb
Tasesslber Der 3eu9en $l69.55.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Sn Gebar 81 apibs iiuO tie SaIoOns
9~incenSsn auf $500 srb0bt morben. Die
8irtbe psiseru ii9 absr biefe 2icenS 81
bssablsn unb 10 ipir6 ber bortise Sta6t:
ratb Obue 3usifsl OieieIbsn Wisbsr beruntsrs
iegsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

2Sir MAIDEN auf BITE nsus an3eise bss
Gifsfebers, 9srr SObn Slab ,aufmsrtiam.
DerieIbe if eiu alter 3uperIdifssr unb be-
FAINTER @siddftsmunn, bsfsn @aars mir
nidt gu recommendation brauden, ba bic.
isIbe fd isIbit bur9 lire Site, Yreiswiir'
bistsit unb Bilistsit auf's Bette empfiebIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
ct. 2outS Warftberiht.

Wsr Ssl.srapb.) 10. g2ai 1879
Mebl, XXX $4.s5 bis 5.75.
Bei3en-rotber, No. 2, 9s4.
@ei9foru-S3s bis s34 @ts.
5afsr-29! Cts.
S6wetHeHeii6--$l 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
am Samftaa beiu9te elm gomits I'm

ierer Burger nit ben Der. !Staaten Sn;
seuieuren bas 6luRafer, I'M gu iebsn,
ueIae WitteI su ersreifen iinb, Der gers
ianbuns unierss Safens por3ubeusen.
8asssru biIft ni@t, pirtiams 9dIfe Ieiitet
bier nur cine SluBeorrsctiou bur4 Subusn
(&ribbsr) uno @bi6luB Der Seitenarme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

AopoRat SomsaepiIe, bsdsn anseise
an anberer Stele gu fnben 1T, bat bie
amts itube bes peritorbensn $. o. Buns
uebsr, gde Wain unb ster Strabe, semies
Bstanntli4 ipridt 9err 2onsueuiae beuti@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Gapetsu ! gapeten! gapeten! i50ns
ausuabI uno biuisits Sreiie in Der 8u4s
banbluus pOu 8oOb u. 9tiisL $50
WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
HepsAerf 'Narftbert4t.

Wtr Seltsrapb). 10. Nai 1879.
Weissn.-Wilpautse, SO. 2, $l.O5.
5afer-s44 bis S5 @ts.
Bef@torn-sem. weftl. As bis 454.
@weineFeti6-$9.5 so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
Wilmaufee Warftherimt.

per asltsrapb.) 10. Rai 1879.
@etten-Re. 2, 95+.
Safer-28 @ts.
sell u-35a Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
Neue Atvetgen.
CODES Amseige.

<
@ al @stt etm anmd6hstn In idntm uusrfcrf4lt6sr
sRsibiSisF. stfantn. unisn ~stitbtsn Satten ans Batter
Yeter 9ea,
mad Isnsr arautteit st-febtn NIT ben b. Safraratntts
am is. b. R., tn Elm ttfrts Stnltits ~ rutsn. Dtritlb.
mart etbrreu III G6tuna6 ure trrttttt has Nlttr ssE a.
Sabrtn, s WenaItu VI % 3daen.
ri, Sta hisuns fans an Spnntas Na&n'ttas af ben
@a4esddtr Ter Ct. Waritnssmstnss fatt. westn Tim he
Gsuil6t ntufhsunssssr,i unh st vts6aniss gsrsin bal
@slttts eab.
R. |. P.
Tie t~rausruttn finttrblisbtnsn
anua 5tl, sst. Siipn. @atttn'
Charles,
2eOng, sirbrr
Granf, ~
Sobu,
Sobn Dell, Batter.
Spr6t, mas Ter trbte Batter fpritt;
Str L;nterlaFsnsn petutt nt6t,
Gttb trtu btm @lduben treu her N nt,
Grdat Fart Ter 9dpsn f6utr @tpttt
llne trstet, rtun has 5trt ttnt brtHt,
Dtt Srtufts SsT tu 5.rrn Sertat.
apsr treu fir Epft uue 3ustub tbt.
Der hrinst ssr6 @att gum Stmmasltrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
$taot + Amee9eno.
S6rei6en bes bo1m. Batter

Etu SwretpeH peS gpWm. Uulel
5Iummans BON ct. Donatus iest nns IN
&enntniB, baB berielbe am 20. b. M.
Bsute) NIT benz ueuen 9ampfer rSeIsen'
senIanb" uon antwsrpen abreif. @snn
bic Jfsiie sinitis, Tam bsrieIbe sesen ben
4. obsr s. SUM- bier eintreHen, wenn sr
fid untsrwsss nidt aufbdIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

9auft cure Sapetea unb Jenite,pOrs
bdnse BET % Dob u. @ifisl, 500 Drains
ftraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
Stcae ais @asner 8ein6t!

Gin brauasarG tattisGr gDasHtr iu6t auf hem saues
time STEELE, I'm tp stssues @dt at ~ beginner, cher Gin
~bstsbsntts NIT ttntm S6mttet psraniutabrsn. Nafrs
NusiuHft etitelt bic RssatHpH Fsits Slattts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Sn &nr;eu1 sebt Der nd&ite @reurs
iionssuS na1 Rauias ab. Sir Rarten unb
srnieSrists Tabrprsiie auf Der @iisnbabn
wsnbe man ii4 on
". 8. Gibbs,
Naeut. Dubuque, Somd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

@e6t ~ 25ooo II. GiGef fir Cure
Sapstsn unb &cuIeaur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
2Sie mir 6orem, MIL Or. Soffbauer

uns psrIafsn unb uieber nod CLAYTON 60.
binauf Sieben. SamiIienperbdItnife erfor'
bern feline brinsenbs anusienbeit in Gut
tsnbsrs. Or. 9Offbauer ais tidtiser ars1
bate iid in turser 3eit bier cine quite Praris
peri4afit unb man iisbt tbn gar ni4t serns
i1eiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

hh'H, Sal upe 9tadt, uni
rem ri: r'r:re Mtsma feline
Caya"c:'ea 0i;6t 10 ipcroc i'd,
it-~h'~!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Be 9
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gwausmh
SMsh&.......
St4tnbennu
Sdtrh&.......
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Brief ober
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30. AZ
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MAIDEN, |
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u.i.w. n
wirbe I'D
bic 200
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Dag fol
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lid ben
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piaisune
mas fe q
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belt gu 9
G9tuns
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gu benz
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Denn f.
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Der au
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perloren'
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benz W
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Dollar.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-19
Personal.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL GEORGE p. FOSTER,
of Burlington, is reported dangerously i'll.
The ninety-seventh birthday OF Mrs Bethiah
White, mother OF the late Rev. Pliny II. White,
was pleasantly observed by social gathering at
her home in Westminster last Friday.
COLONEL G. d. HARRINGTON, chief clerk Of the
census department at Washington, died on the
18th, of heart disease. lie was native Of, and
for many years resided at, Bennington
CAPTAIN A. b. CAIN, of Rutland, died at Fort
Laramie, Wyoming Territory, on Sunday, of APP
oplexy. lie entered the service August 9TH 1861,
as first lieutenant; was brevetted captain May Sd,
1868, and major May oath, 1864. October 18th,
1863, he was commissioned captain of the Fourth
Infantry, United States Army, and has since
served with his regiment in the West At the
time OF his death Captain Cain was thirty nine
years OF age He was son Of John Cain, Esq, Of
Rutland, and was a gallant and meritorious off,
Ger. This is the second son Mr. Cain has lost
within few weeks.
THOMAS W. SHERMAN, Major-general OF the
United States Army, and cousin OF General
W. T. Sherman, died Sunday at Newport r. H.,
OF which place he has long been resident, and
where his wife died only few days ago. lie
participated in the Mexican war, and was bre-
vetted major for gallantry at the battle OF Buena
Vista. lie did good service in the war OF the re-
belion, and lost a leg in the Red River campaign.
He was on the retired list at the time OF his death
He entered the service against his fathers wishes,
tramping to New York from Newport to appear
before the examining board.
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Boston Produce Market.

arrived ysi SALES Of Old IN tubs at iic and in
cakes at lsl3c u H. Choice new would command l50 6c
u b. but will be lower when ii becomes plentier.
EGGS.-After settling down to Ice the market along
with warmer weathey At he elos E,eTn are sepS al
l6l7c and Northern and Western at l5616c " dozen.
CHEEsE-IIoders are getting anxious to clear up and
are willing 70 concse little on most Of their stock Sales
at s0Ac IL for good to choice but only very fine
gel all the good cheese they want at ssc Some medium
quality Is selling at 6Ic, and common AT 35c q pound.
GRAIN-The market for rather easier, with
been at FGigc d bushe to quality. Oats come forward
oe Tor 10 and S Extra White FOR So White
and S5G36c for No. mixed and No. white. In rye small
fss: at fa;Sf Shorts fine feed and midans
PoTAroEs.-There has been an active demand for
Northern goGs5c u bushei southern buyers want
for seed and the indications that prices will hold for
acksons plentiful and hard to sell as The best
lots cannot be quoted over loc and lSsc covers most Of
range from 7O@sOc.
FLouR.-There is very arm tone the -four market,
sustained Patent Wisconsin and Minnesota extra have
S Ssea. ps 81 ofs sa P %sea Ssns
are in demand at sS5og6N 2 barrel for medium and
Michigan sss6 Sarrei GianssCa '1 Extras G rnse
from ssOGi5 n barrel including choice bakers brands
there a have BEEN ass at , rye S oSi at s Ss5
and oat meal AZ s'SSi,s for common Western and $50
| BUrTER.-we have had a very quiet market the past
week, with material change in prices II anything the
tendency has been in favor Of buyers and 1t very ey-
dent that lower rates expected when begins TO
arrive The old stock 4 pretty well reduced and the ndl,
and dsut TO get enough choice quality to meet current
grades Most OF the butter now coming in i very inferior,
M Shf n 90 ss oSe We 3 S sn on
nns lots selling At ?@se and fancy ereameres up
year this time. arriving pretty freely bu
none Of any consequence so far this season has made its
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-19

ORASGE-Rev. j. l.. Harrington received dis
patch on the 18th ult informing him of the death
OF his father. George D. Harrington, chief clerk
OF the Census Department at Washington, c.,
where he has resided for several years Mr. Har-
rington proceeded at once to Bennington To make
arrangements for the funeral services, as the re-
mains were brought there for interment it being
his fathers native place Nv. II. Crockett lost
valuable COW on Sunday morning An examina-
ton proved that badly diseased liver was the
cause Of her death, Everyone is sorry for Mr..
Crockett loss Edgar Curtis started for Chenoa,
III, Monday, where he has relatives residing. .,..
Mrs. Homer ID, Camp has adopted the youngest
daughter OF Frank Cuts whose wife died recently
Of pneumonia. Ii il a very promising child Of
about ten weeks and is fortunate in finding so
good a home. As Blanchard johnson was chop
ping, recently, he was so unfortunate 10 inilict
u very serious wound, completely severing his
little toe from the foot besides deep cash extend
ing several inches towards the instep Sociables
and mite meetings have been adjourned, sine die,
the bad going being the cause. Town Of
icers elected at March meeting: Moderator,
Chester Dickey; clerk, T. G. Peake; selectmen,
James Huntoon, A. 5. Martyr and 5. X. Emerson
| collector, Grin Hutchinson; grand jurors, Chester
Dickey, N, 5. Gutter and II. ID. Camp; listers,
Lewis Hutchinson, u X. Noyes and William
Howard auditors, Samuel kimball, Lewis Hutch
| nson and Scion NJ Curtis; superintendent OF
\ schools, Oscar Dckey; trustee, l. q. Peake;
fence viewers |. q. Noyes, NJ. b. Curtis and n.
| x Cilley; town agent, Chester Dickey. A tax Of
| fifty cents was raised for the repair Of highways
and bridges, The school in Dist No, 7, taught
| by George T. Farnham, closed February 25th.
| Those having no marks were Carlos NJ Prescott,
John u. Prescott aud Henry 7, Prescott; those
not tardy were Nellie 4. iarnham, Ette NJ.
| Wilds, Mary A. Prescott, Rosie f. Wds, ffie II.
Dow Hattie NJ. Dow, Flora NJ, Dow, Edison Ma
COON, Loren MagoOn, George W. Dow and Willie
| Grant Jackson; those standing highest In recta-
| tions were Elite NJ Wilds, Nellie A. farnham,
Mary A. Prescott and Carlos n Prescott