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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Satnots.

Biz of mn 9 bss BrdRbenten Der
RationaIbant In 8atauia, Sa., Biuiam
Coffin, purbe am IA. b. M. Mor9ens
pon ginbre1ern beimssiudt, bic &Ieibsr,
cine solbene t1br unb @elb ftablen. Reu.
Brabibam unb ein 5err 9orter perfolsten
bic Spur Der Disbe Bis mad aurora unb
f1erten fi4 ben 8eiftanb bes Stabtmar'
i9aIIs @ates. Ra1 sinisem Su9en ruurs
ben tn Der 9rouetraBe awet Mdnner anses
troffsn, pom benen ber cine elm Baar 9effobs
Iene 8sintleibsr trus. Bet ber 8erbaftuns
saben fe ibre Ramen als @b. QainIan
unb Sobn Smitb an. Smitb entffob iets
men Beslsitern, uurbe aber balb bur9 etne
pon @ates ibm na@seienbete &useI gum
Steben sebra3t; su slet6er 3eit idlus
SutnIan 9ortsr, Der ibn feitbieIt, nieber,
wurbs inbsiien pon Gsp. 8rabi1am In bic
gsine seidofen unb ersab ii9 in Solse
benen; bur4 ben S9uB i9su sema9t,
sinsen bic DOR 8rabTbau's Wasen seipauns
ten Bferbe bur9, ~lberfubreu, ebe fe eins
sefansen werben %founten, einen Germ
&anbau, unb Der Wasen murbe sanslid
sertrimmsrt. Die @sfansenen wurben
mad Batavia 9sbra9t unb ssb0ren uers
mutbIi4 Der @bicasOer 0iebes8unft an.
5uBareIap, Sansamon Co., Sui'
nois, babeu $50 ~RobIensrdber ben @ouper:
rsur guuom i'm 8ilbniB psrbranut, neil
er bic gum Sduse Der armen Qrbeiter ers
Iaiieue aIntisE rut Biu NIT ieinsm gsto
beIest bat.
General Grant wirb uniere Be,
f1eibene Gia9baritabt @aIeua, weIde ct
i'm Npril 1881 aIs armer unbetannter 9es
be,banblunss: 0isner uerliee, UNI Der SeIbs
berr unb Der grdfbent Der srOBten &epus
Bit 3u usrbsn, mad isiRsr Ssimtsbr pom
slusIanb uisbsr gu isinsr 5simatb MAIDEN.
90 bat er, wie bic vSainois Staats3eis
tuns~ miitbeiIt, unter benz A. Mai BON
Soustons an einen bortisen Sreunb GEE
f9risbsn. ,Nisin b51itsr @brssi3 1T es,
einmaI B~irssrmeiiter pon @aIsna su usrs
ben unb aIs folder msiner Ssimatbfta
before Seitenwese 3u ueridaffenA = 70
faste er einf I'M 5elbIaser, aber aIerbinss
Dor ieinen s~Idn5enben gtdsburser grfoIs
gen.
Der Istts W onatsberi9t bss
Staatss Adsrbauratbs seist, baB, TN 8ers
sIei9 nit benz Sabre 1878, NIT Wais
293, 706, nit @intsrweisen AZ, S5l Nerss
msbr unb nit 9afer las, 694 acres wenis
ger beitsnt tnb. .u.., .,...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
3 b.
9afota.

neber Seatmoob brad ON 6.
Stunt Elm pabrer @oltenbrn1 nieber. Sr
Buffalo Sap ertranten Q Berionen.
Ssrr $. Gu f in, ber ~sesenwdrtise
Resiitsr Der 2anboffice in Sarge, Oatota,
unpeit Der @rdnse pom Minneiota, beri9'
tete,~ sslesentlid zines neulidea Beiuds
in ct. SAUL, buB Der 8ubrans BON 3euten,
bic 2anbsinttdse MAIDEN molten, in iener
2~anbofice %fortpdbrenb elm gang auBerors
bentIi9sr iei. 9lu9 ieien bis iett bic aus'
fi6ter auf cine CUTE @rnte sldn3enb unS
BEL Der 8sp6Iteruns berri9e besbalb bic
sr6Bte Sreube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
9 1Ieiten.

Durd eineu r1ertudrbisen 3ufaI wurbe
IN Der Ndbe o 2iesnis Elm @drtner
%erfreut. DerieIbe mar nit Nrbeitern auf
benz 6elbe, UNI Rartoffeln 3u itefen. Sn
benz er nun cine &artoffsG NIT benz &eime
on ben 9oben anbridte. fanb er einen sol.
benen Sting. Bel ndbersr Betradtuns
befelben entbedte er i'm Snnern swei Bud:
ifaben unb Elm Datum, unb fiebe-ber ee:
funbene Sting war Der .Eraurins ieinsr i'm
Sabre 1865 an Der gbolsra periforbenen
Wutter, bic benieIben 1865 Bel einem
Sang iber bas Selb perloren bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Id.

9lus unsarn wirb bas auftretsn elmer
uulcaniiden Grideinuns semelbet. ginsr
Der entlans bes platteniees In Der Ri9tuns
pom Norsof sesen Sibuet lissenSen
8erstesel, Der giObancs, bat iduad gu
rauden %besounen. Don mebreren bisier
&ssel, ME benz @iobancS, Eatita, Ssent'
@p6rsp, beibt IS, fie ieien erIOi9ene 8uIs
cane bod 1T es ni4t betannt, baB IN it,
fsrii9en 3eitsn elm Iusbru9 berisIbsn
itattsefunben BAT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
y al n.

am 20. Nat Ra9mittass suii9en /
BIS 8 l1br entitanb in elmer S1sune in
Stabtfeinad eiu Branb, weIdsr fi9 nit
8Iisesi9nele perbreitete, 70 baB In turser
3sit 20 S9sunen ,etit6rt ruaren. 0smer.
tenspertber @siie fnb biss bieislbsn
S9eunen, peI@e i'm ausuft 1872 abse:
brannt waren unb uieber neu aufsebaut
iporben linb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
S6Wets.

auf benz gabnbofe ~ Bern parsn nsus
lid etpa Is Stia Steinb6de gu ieben,
psIde BON Der s~emeinuisisea @eieuidaft
uon 9raubinben in Stalien ansetauft NOR.
ben iinb, um ben Seriud su MAIDEN, bic
&batiiten AIpen wieber nit bieiem ebIen
There ~ bep6ltera.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Der duBerft taIentuoae, nod iunse Sn,
senieur Smfelo BON Carmen, Elm gene.
iener S0slins bes idueileriidsn BoIpts9.
nitums, erbielt fur elm pra5tuoIes sroses
&eIief bes Ronte &oia BON Der fran36Hs
i9en atabemte bic soIbene Wsbaile erfter
Slafe. 0as &eIief fommt nod Sermatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Das Wilitdrseri9t gu Wiraburs psrars
tbetlte ben lieutenant Sdent pon @epern
uesen 66 ueri9ieoener MiBbaubIunsen ihm
untersebener SoIoaten gu 2 Sabren &c.
flung unb Oienifentlai Jung. 9iel gu me-
MIA fir ten Wen5henauGIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Sn pOIa itarb am %. .. SO. Sreibsrr
anton Soursuisnon .. Baumbsrs, Der srs
fe Mbmiral Der 0ferreidiidsn Slotte, nod
mebruO5entIi9em 2siben i'm II. 2sbsns.
iabre. .us..r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Mote Sell Salbc
Dr- @efer $chpino,
(ou6 Quysv,hvvnN

bttlt f6lrnts santt Dunsen aaer art, defenders sure
3linitnf &aHt serurfa&te ranet Brute BET 8rauen, f5tpers
Gnydnsuns, tnatrt Rns&enf&6btn uub f~erspbulEi, Srant.
bitten, ME prrfrprnt 9lisbsr, e4ptQunssn an irsens etnru
Stsils bee 85rptrs, 3aturtb, une Idlinimsu bals , aud ta
70 rn unitdybarss 5tlmttttl far nit eubaususs ser Gin.
etrttbt btbaftttt Wsanttnntn. fur ftltmme auaen, n,
6lutatatn Bet frtf4tn @uueeu uus aat Grttn f&psrs
tpunhtn. .ss .
ereis : 8dr srsss o1sn sf.Co. - gsttIet so Gn. -
Rietnt Is Gmts.
au baben bd ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
eGmetser SaarmitteI.

Dttlts aasf&Iitslt8 aus 3rduttrn btttttttt uas ysuta
unf&delt6e 5aarmttttI trttust ttnntn ft1s HDs6ta bS bred
Wpuattn auf Sttatn bs 5auptts, rtl&t ~ishr.aua tail
partn, ben ippisaen 6aarpu&s.
Das Detttel, btseer Hitt I'm 5anbt srf&ttaen, purst Ssm
9rfnsr une fsintn Raabaren f&sa felt Satrta trprsSt.
DaHtlst srbdlt BE 6artt Der 6aart, strkatt sas auSfauea
aas bat 10 u allen fallen ale u~nttpItar trpisfta, q fi
etnn, boy pic Saarru1sin hur4 ben @tbraa2 iHarfn,
Dadtlbe rtre In 8lsf2en In 50 s~trtaaft; cine ku
itstrtu senast tn hta bartnddisaeu SdGtn.
Rtp. Gitptnsrsd In drtsIa, Sas., ianu auIsunt abu
stt 0laubwireisiett spratbtnsu ansabtn ssbtH.
v. 6.-aaftrase r&ts man an
..nr.. 6r~aRfepsttr, H
. Gresls. DsnsIass 9s. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
9ormann, Sasen Il Co.,
&eibenbefdttcr
e. &c., II HAL ST., Il. d.,

Itstn ttnt Summsu ssrtsdlsaft fur itrs 8uaStn al:
prompt ptrb msuatiia absert6Htt. 9ia Uua, eas UT.
trflart, plre cratic t~ustianet, Gus
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
NcU Advertisements.
The World for 1880.
everywhere should

- Inform themselves carefully alike Of the action
Of their party throughout the country and of the
movements of their Republican opponents. failure
Il" this In s7G Contributed greatly 10 the loss by
the Democracy II the fruits 81 the victory fairly Won
at tho polls.
Tho year lssO promises To- be- Of the mot inter
e-iug and important years Of this crowded ani event
hl century. II viii witness Presidential election
which may result Ia rcest,hli-hiug the Government
this country the principles Of its constitutional
founders Ia permanently changing IL" relations uf
State. Ia the Tolrrl power. NJ Intelligent man
regard such election with indifference. The world,
tho only dpil English nrw-Iarer published In the
city uf New York which uphud- thr lo,riur- 4
'iitutiounl Democracy, viii steadily ropro-"ut the
Democratic party IN thi. great oauyssf. II will do
this In spirit Of scr,io paftisanshp but tomporately
aud funly. A. newspaper TtE WORLD, h'inR the
organ of no man, clique and no Interest viii
present the fus. and the airrst picture 1t can nak"
4 each days passing history Ia To" city, the state the
ouuutr, aud tho world II will aim hereafter, here.
tufor., accuracy Grt of all thing, IN all that II
publishes. No man however humble, shall ever bt
permitted truly 10 complain that IA" has been uuIustly
dealt with In the column. oi Tur WORLD NJ interest
however powerful, shall ever BE- pcrmi,l"n truly to
boast that 1t can silence the alr criticism If TnE
wnEip
During tho l,ut year Tm WORLD has seen IT, iaily
circulation tr,llc aud iu weekly circulation pushed
far beyond that Il any other wsrE', newspaper n tho
country. Thi. great insrosr has brrn Won, as TII
woErp bsli,,r ~ ,ru,hiulu.., entrrrr-o. rrasele-
activity u Collecting novs aud unh,erug lay atty 10
it.alI and 60 iu reader, u dealing With uo questions
IT the dA, /. s uur hope auI it viii l." rulaaypr
tha, rur woEtps rcoarI ~ l->n may 10 written iu
the auurlatl4u aud tho uuriaft Il many thHu=auls
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
DEATHS.

NOLL-Ncar Iaureltnn. Union county, November II,
Mrs Maria NnIl, aged - ye,rs, months and day.
RUSK-M Philip-hurg on Wednesday, December g,
1879 Mr. Mary. ralirt uf Wesley RINK, daeeased,
aged cj years, months aud u days.
DALE-At Housewife. November ~ lsTp, Felix
Dale aged u years. months and y days.
Mr. Felix Dale Il whoso death the above is notice
was born on the 10th of August. I.a2, At oak Hall
this county on September Is, of the year, the
rite Il baptism was administered TO him. ami IN the
year Is27 he was confirmed member u the Lutheran
chureh. in whose foid- be has since remained
leading a consistent Christian fs. In the year 1881
he was married to Miss Lucy Youns, whose death
preceei his own by several years IIs entire family
Of four children sil survive him II s not necessary
@ enlarge on the virtues II the deceased as he was
we'll and fa,Ursly known throughout tho county and
the excellent and enduring fruits 4 his life remain 70
testfs Tor him,
NISsKER her fathers residence, near Fagle-
vile Dacaulbor l. 1872. Miss Ida MAY Musker aEe'l
II years. 1 months AMI p days.
She vas baptized and united with The ". y. church
a short ting before her death. Her end vas u''oe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

The proposition Of Mr.. Hayes and
Mr.. Sherman to impose atax upon tea
and coffee is not likely to receive the
appreciation Of Congress, as it certain
" will not of the people. Ifit is neccs-
nv to raise additional revenue to sup
port the government, thousand OBJ
jccts could be selected upon which to
levy it, without taxing these necessa-
ries. If Congress will cut down the
extravagant expenditures of the e..
ecutive Department, and dispense with
the accumulation of expenditures
which the war imposed and now nee
cssary only to provide sinecures for
political adherents, they will add suf-
ficient to the revenue, without taking
articles that go into the daily living of
all classes of the people, as recon-
mended by the frauds.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

RIGHT! The Knights Templar hay
ing been invited as body to partici,
pate in the ceremonies to come off i'll
Philadelphia in honor Of Gen. Grant,
have very properly declined to take
part except as individuals. 1t is con.
trary to their rules or customs to par
ticipate in any parade or ceremonies
not purely Masonic.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM our regular Correspondent.
WAsHINGroS, d. c., December 5.
Congress is again at it. First blood
for the Democrats. The Presidents at.
tack on the currency, with John Sher'
man at his back, has had a most dis
couraging effect upon the Republicans,
and they have been in solemn conclaye
ever since the missile fell in their midst,
endeavoring to harmonic among them.
selves, but so far, without real effect.
Senator Edmunds is busted with sug.
gestions, but, as the matter is Of such
n nature as to bar him from exercising
his Mephstolian attributes of chilean.
cry and trickery, his peace.making ef.
forts hardly suffice to cause his breth-
rem to dwell together in peace and har.
mony. The financial fight promises
now to be defensive one for the Dem.
ocrats, and they propose to make good
use of their advantages. Beyond the
profuse display of flowers with which
friends Of the Senators and members
decorated many of the desks, and the
tables of the chairmen, the opening on
Monday was wholly devoid of interest
or variety. Mr.. Randall was highly ia
vored with floral contributions, none of
which came from some Government con.
servatory, and his face displayed his ap.
probation of the gifts as he called the
House to order and entered upon the
routine which precedes the reception
of the Message. As the press had an.
ticipated the Message, thus acquainting
all with its points, few remained to lis.
ten to its reading. The members pock
eted their copies, 6kich were laid on
each desk, and disappeared, leaving
the Clerks to read to empty seats, and
we venture to say that no annual mes
sage of the past had less weight with
Congress than will have this tame effort
OF his fraudulency Hayes. Vacant
desks received it, and, unless we mis-.
take the adverse feeling so far express.
ed, Congress will allow vacancy to hold
its suggestions. Little will be done prior
TO January J., beyond arranging pro.
grammes Of labor for the long session
which is inevitable, and the absence Of
the lobby interest is quite noticeable.
General legislation only brings those
fellows here, particularly such as are
interested in saving the infamous In
dian frauds from demolition. Carl
Schurz is intensely excited over the ex
pressed determination Of Mr.. Scales,
chairman Of the House Indian Commit.
tee. to go TO the bottom Of the frauds
and fizes Of the Interior Department
in Indian matters.
The improvements made in and about
the Capitol have been extensive, and
conduce largely to its beauty. The
broad approaches, which extend from
the avenues through the grounds on
the west to the Capitol terrace, have
been laid in ornamental concrete, with
guarding walls OF white and blue stone,
and give much effect. The ventilating
ducts are complete. Paint and polish
have been freely used throughout the
building. Brumidfs fresco in the 70.
tunda has been so extended that the
visitor can appreciate the full beauty
and grandeur of the painting which, as
a work Of the painters art, surpasses
all others in the Capitol, save those
magnificent pictures Of Moran, repre-.
senting scenes in the Yellow Stone re.
gion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
MARRIAGES.

BoHN-FROM On November % ~ Rev II.
grub. Nr Jar1b Bahu and Miss sarah Ffom, 18th
- R,asburg
UTs-sHENEBERGER.- On NH'rsus-ef - Rry.
W. II Grph Mr JahR \. kahl. u rFts==~ a.
Miss Ellcn : shensher ger, 1f B1alsburE
HULIs-BELL.--pu the -ath ultimn. ~ Rsv W ".
IanIfs. Nr IiuH anil Nias sadie ' Bell. luth
Il Aarvushurg.
Low FIJI ARptNE.-At Altoona, prsaher a. by Rev
X Foster. Jssrph X Lowe. e Cumberland ND
formerly II Hcefanta. o. Miss Emma J. Harding. =
Alta1us. aud also formerly u ihts place
BRIGHTOT.-HARStsH --Doc. 4th At snaw Shoe ~
gav. VI f.. jackson, Mr Gideon BrtEhi1l AMI Miss
sarah Jane tlaruish tath of snpw Shoe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

THE Fairmont Park Art AsSocia-
ton of Philadelphia have taken meas
urcs to secure the erection of an cqucs-
trian statue, in bronze, to the memory
of General George G.. Meade, in the
Park.
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Professional CdrTis.

Professional Cdrois.
C.. :. LlII,Npu. c.s E9vII.
4 LEXANDER Il BOWER,
n ATTORNEYS At LAW,
B-Ilefguis Pa. may 10 Consulted 10 EnEllsA of Ger
man. One ia Garman.s huiiilug. LILY
s,un a Hr,yr. J. ~Dtrr arrHarT.
REANER 4 GEPHART,
ID ATTORNEYS At LAW.
once % Allegheny street, north q Hish. Belle
Iauto IA l-ly
ID +. FoRTNEY,
BELLETuNTE Pa
la, DOR 80 The l,r Go the Court naa'e. zIy
ID 5. KELLER: I,IIdSxrv .-,.v
oT.oe IN AlleEAeay street south aIa = tyan.s
lily Eellsfan,s, Pa.
rr,,t rirtsf,a. vv . rialrr. ssI7H .flsav.
FIELDING. BIGLER& 81 WILSON,
/ ATToRSEYsAT
lily cLEtRUrLp, "A.
John BLAIR LINN,
- ATTORNEY At Law
HEtLTTuNTE -.
once au Diamond. hear Csu,rs c.auiy HAHt :l-ly
l. GpANGIE
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This Offer will be Withdrawn De
Administrators Notice.

| ETTERS Of Administration cum
i \ ies'amouta anustD au the Ta,aio = EpRGE
BUCHANAN. late g GgssE tluuship. Cfuir" raanty
Feuu4ylrarfa te.raarI have heea granted o. GosrEa
u Caalc. rs-alrs gu ualuu.rr. g. uh.t1 els Iare9us
indebted o. ssl1 estate requested g. make gayu au
suI ihass having claims 10 3sfaAns vl make kuHvn
ffla came without HriaY gEBHbE n ruAIE
AHHiHiFiraf#r g. T. a
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
NJ z A T s

Our Sugar Cured Hams, Dried
Bcef, Broaltast Bacon and Cheess
arc all ,oorthy Of peciai mention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11
groceries Gnd PrOrisi0Hs.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

VI hare qircn rcry Glaze and
corlui Gtteut,on 10 he sclection of
good, for the Spring T,odc, and
Jod jtDtged u, s1giug that o,r
pr"cu' Sfoct clnaof b. croeHed
c'ihcr IN rcqord 10 I'ari,tv. OuqE-
u or Price. and ne dguJt Il II l.
'gual'd ia either of h,se re.poc,.
bg o5,y hyuse a., C,nfr. rouuto.
There are 'oo mqng leqdiuq ar
hcic. ia our .t,ck 10 make sDecta,
meu'ioa II hcn aH. but call affeu.
tton directly 10 a fc,r itcms that are
no'r Jeing sought after crery day.
ISH
Mactcrei are ot good quality his
scason and are sciiinq rdder jds,er
than usaai dt hs seasou of The
yoar. " hare been s,iiinq MOTH
ing BAT f,iH ,reiQAts-jO lbs. Of fsh
IN each quarter barrel and 100 lbs.
IN each haif barrel Thcv hare
batter raiue for he money than
short ,ccights.
Lake Herring and Whit Flsh
are rcry f,te he soas9a and seR-
ina frCciy
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isS -A1SCSSbS<CH dIlu
Lsver are the sourc-
es of 1'goy and
h<aifh--if kept In a
healthy condition.
There is no knowm
,<medy that 7vtU so
promptly ard eG-
ctently Msare q
healthy STOMACH
and LIVER, and SO
thoroughly fortify
! the system deah,si
A the sudden changes
n ofour climate, as the
"a wonderful. vitaliz.
N ing, heath, giving
q Holman Li7'fy ana
u Stomach Pad. Ii is
.Ialso, 8. sure neTeM.
TIE of disease. DC
.,nk <o.Y IN fp<, ~
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Auction

The subscriber having sold his farm
will sell at Public Auction on said
farm, near Bundy's Bridge in the town
of Wheatland. Kenosha Co., Wis, on
Monday Oct. 10th, 1879, commencing
at 10 o'clock, the following property,
to-wit: About 20 Mich Cows, 5 Horses
and Colts, a lot of Farming Tools, sew
eral swarms Of Bees, several barrels of
Winter Apples, 1 Cooley Dreamer, s
Cans, and lot of river bottom Hay.
All sums of Ten Dollars and under
cash; over that amount one years
credit will be given on good approved
notes bearing interest at 7 per cent.
Three per cent. discount On all cash
sums over ten dollars.
SCHUYLER BUNDY.
j. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
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BRISTOL, Oct. IS. 1879.

Mr.. Martin Davis, of Ludlow, Mass.
with wife and children are visiting at
MI. r. M. Fellows and other old
friends from the old Bay State.
Mr.. Sanford Larabee ard wife have
left for Beloit to reside with their
daughter Mrs. Nye. Mr.. L. was one
of our early settlers, kind neighbor
and good citizen. The we'll wishes of
many friends follow them to their new
home.
Elder Halsey preached very prac-
teal sermon from the first verse of the
ninety-frst Psalm.
Mr.. Frank Shuart was severely hurt
by fall some days ago. He can just
walk around but not work.
A great misfortune has befallen us
Dr.. Ward is going to leave us. Calvin
has been a faithful laborer for and in
the Church, and his wife has been Just
| like him, only little more so. The
DR.. goes to Kenosha and do not know
who to blame. l expect it is DR.. Clary
But why can't DR.. Clary stay there and
not rob us out here of our two best
workers.
We have two new houses nearly fin.
ished out here. Both will be orna.
ments to the neighborhocd in which
they stand. One by Mr.. M. johnson
on Geneva read and the other by Mr.
A. Peirce on Walkers Prairie.
SENEX.