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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-15

:" IL II - II
Corn, Hay, Potatoes
Wanted for CASH. Apply a. our Coal and Wood
Yard. LIPPITT co.
January %. 1879.
CORN MEAL.
l3TE have hand at our Steam SiiII near the
Depot, supply of pure we'll ground CORN
MEAL. which We will sell at Wholesale or retail.
June "a, 1879. LIPPITT & co
CUMBERLAND COAL.
J37E offer first lot of Coal for Steam and
w smiths' purposes, at greatly reduced rates.
July 10. 1877. LIPPIrT d co.
NOTICED
GMITH's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY isopened
~ again AZ his Residence, on East CbsrleI Street.
pay 2'' 1919.
WHEELING Canyassed Hams Shoulder and
w Dried Beeij also Bacon. just received
quantity guaranteed TO be elegant, for sale by
nay IL 1870 s. s. DALGARN-
lust received another supply Of GIsss aud
y easensHsre. 8. ,DALGARH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Sboner S!attsr piGsn BON efnem To-
nntltsn Itenteusr su bsri6ten, psldss
benz YrdTcenten Der fraua5f&sn 9spubIit
auf elmer nfuliben 8sile BON Wpnt-lous
8auprsY mad Der 5auptfaet paEtrt fstn
lca.
@resp, 70 ersdbIsn tietlten, tuar sbsn
tin 9s8r6 ben eponsr 9abnSof ~ psr,
lafsn unc IN isinen @assn 40 fsia,n,
als er fia In Elm fursss @efpra6 etniiss.
Obns pfitsr Sarauf ,u aatsn, Isbnt
Der YraIOent einsr @sssniSirm, ben er In
Der 5anc ssbulten bate, an bas gabns
tOfa'ttsr une sins nit istnsm Greunse
auf une MEIER. Disisr Geaenidirm
d6ts auf einsm ppblssfletosten Ssrrn, Der
a4 IN Der NiSs tsfaaS. sinsn eiasntban.
li&en Rsi3 aus. Saum bate namlt6
Strip Ben. &ifsn sstsbrt, 70 eriff Der
Wani, mad BEN SbtrH unc Iu6te f5
stlfs ju entftrnsn.
Nata'lf@ ipurce Der Dieb Ipaleid abs
sefabt une iur Bads sefabrt no er fi6
als sintn Gnsldnpsr aus Der Ssfen So,
isQItaft lesitimirts. Or babe, iaats sr,
ii8 ZEN &sseniatrm nur an%sesianet oils
Curriculum fir feline Sanmluna."
Der punserlf&s SammIsr puree rptes
Der auf frsten Gus ssftst, uhr 9rsSY
ma@ts tim Isinea ReSsni4irm suaa Sc,
itenf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
Die lnifi9e Spalte.
Wptts: ana1nbissr S&tr3 ,itmtt BEN
Qbrifen, erbtttsrt be Ssele unb
btfSrbtrt ftIbf bic @tlunbbtit
Ma Qs,hsA


Rptts: anaGnsissr S&tra ,ttmtt BEN
&trifen, erbtitsrt be Ssele unh
btfDrbtrt fsIbff bic @tfunbbtit
bss 9sibts.
Cine beitsre 0efangnibIesne ipielte
nd am a. y. W. I'm @cnfan,er Amtsaes
fdnSnie al. Gin arrstant Elm S&nioer,
osrrammslts bic Tbdre ieiner Belle nit
lttnsr SetifsQte. CT bate li9 stn Ianaes
SroemtiIsr unb sintse 5pbftrautrn su
osri9ufen sspubt. Wtt bteitm Wetf,
;suge ma6te CT bic gettfdtte am 9pben ffff
une S~srpetssrte entl9iebsrt iopobl pis
pailass tptscer fret 3a MAIDEN, ala tas
Wtisr bsraus3ussbsn. @as aufforefr
urssr' BON Ssttsn pes @sfdnanispdrs
tsrs U. esS 5rn. Sbsramtsri6ters fru5.
tftsr rttts. Nabpem aIe auaepanps
etstt Wtttsl erl@bpft parsr, befabl ber
9sfansenpdrter, sine 5anefeusrIpribe III
bulen, UNI ben bistsen Burden etrpas
ae3utablen. Our srpbsn Sruee sss
S@lau6fibrsrs, psIdsr lein S6ieft NIT
Ste@srbsit bet ben Sprlnesp i'm fsIta,
osrl4lc6snen 8dftss psrfolste unp sur
5sitsttsit Der SpriBmanni$aft
capitaltrte cen nun elmer naEen Waus
.dbnslnes Gsfunsdeommaneant. gr lie.
tfrte, tia@ptm sr bic 8sttFatt losssma1t
eattf, eas Nprctnfrumsnt aus, uno ss
tbn1 lpparn cine trpdene Belle an,
sspisl fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

9isisn CONNER fam Elm GnaIdutsr
ianft uno gut, mt! Reileiad unb Iourts
asnbut auf 8ist 3uIm. Ndce ltse Gd
Der Brittle an bic table d'hote, esn Rsiles
fad nsbsn fi& aaf sinsn Ss6el Reaenb.
Dor istnsr Gbreiis IL Monsieur l'anglais
ni&t peuis srtaurt auf Geina Hs&.
nuns etns eVppslte Sare fdr eas Diner
3u leben. Gid mad benz 9runbe erfunr
pissnr, srbdlt CT bic 4ntmort, lein 2eiIss
lad bdtts far cine psrlon ben pIaB etnae,
nonnmen. Der Gnsldntsr srrinnsrt l&
an bic Afatre bss 8~oriabres, no Elm
snaliitss parlementsmttsIfeb infpIse Re,
clamatfonen unlteblaman ete Cuff aeIsBt
rpuree unb besIt& feline 3e&nuns.
Na6 etntBsn Sasen erIGeint CT iebod
tleusrptnss auf 2ist 3uln an Der table
d'hote, isinsn Getleiaf rptsber neben G1
auf einen SsTsl fsIenb. 9ls pte Spsts
len ierptrt psrben, 5Tntte Der Epurif ben
&stleiad uno bsibesrt audi ibn ret<b
= inbsu, CT BON iepsr platte bort etne
YortiSn bineinstbt. Gs eptfsbt @s<
Idatsr. Der Gnsldnosr ldst f& nidt u.s.
rem. Die Dtensri&aft i'm Grad bradt
bSFt6 tyr Grftaunsn aus. 6tlft nt6ts
IS eri&sint Der e~ntrdifste gbsf unp be-
merit eas tbm 70 strpas nod nj. untsr,
asfommsn mare. Slsrauf srbett ib Der
Gn8ldnpfr, iaSt pas letn 3siIslad BEL
lstnsm lsBtsn 5ierisin fetnsn sppstit ass
babt battle b.ute, pte man itbs, better ses
launt ist ersdblt ben @ifen ben 8orfaQ
une untsr ansnrliasm @sld&t,r une
9alpb sntfsrnt fi& Der Gbsf aus benz
Salon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Wit 8t&t bat uafsr 81 Batter las Stustan ser sDtrfs
tts h. Geumas BOA d,uin anfa 9<tfEt4ta aufs 9tnsrtus.
lt6as tmpftbltn, tattm ettftr gaif anes 7stslsstn INIT
ldtestr &iarbttt IL tantu DtrttR bic trbabsfta fDasr.
tdtta stt 0laattus btbri6t. uutsr ben sitltn aussaSen
her @trte eS b. 9esmss strsisnt bic In Bar.Is.Due
(6ranfret4) In trSlftu duaass trf9tsasnt aussdst bic
Earnat Gnsisstans fs IA tnt Der f~stsfdiash ~rtsisirtsn
aussastn: Der I'm sts tatssltftt stitra.ar suetsxtt
6uds&atIu y ttrttorhd In ~euJsmburs ItfHt tuis
ntatat dussdbt uSS0) In 8 Oefasbauetu ~ BEN unSSts.
ten yrrtft ssn 5 Declare france tat 5sas s~tlttfrt Graft "
brss.l se5tu eaariahIuns uns psnn mir ni6t ~unttrIaf.
fta. sas a~ttslssen. rtl9t ID st 9umma ts II. Ghsmas
madm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
Seim 3euaenbsrhGr.

&tatr Cnadpsm er cine Reibe pom
3su9en Dsrnommsn bat, rinsn rpeitsren
e%ttirsne): SdcilSer Sdd9tn 95wsu,
betm!
e~Srenhetm Corr In Der Nibs tbut als
babe sr nt&t ssb5rD.
Ni4tsr Omit f~tirftrsr Stimm) SD.
bidder S6d&tsr 2Spsnbefm
e6wenbetm Cpis p6en).
GtStsr Garseli@); Nup. mas fol- taS
bttbsn2 Wssta!b trstsn Sie ni&t Dor 2
Ste b6ren bod fsbr tpUbL bas i'd Ste
aufrufs!
e~Swsnbeim Init sseler Wdnnlt6tsitl 4:
Vsrsaiben &c, 5srr. 9srt1tsratb Wenn
Id feb Dor hem Dds, bin i'd Der iaetl&s
S&d9tsr e5psnbstm ; usnr i'd absr
feb Dor Sbuen, 70 BIN i'd Der ilraslitil&s
Goltrsbsamte 95psnbsim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23


YrimariGiler .Sonnt', Ssr esb,
rsr. ssffsrn unuSgli& bic S&uIs be-
Iuben."
esbrsr .@arun, ttnn ni8t Wi&el 2"
S&dltr: .Wir baben Elm sros.S Gas
uiltsnfsf ssbabt I"
esbrsn: Gin srpbss gamilisnfsf !
81 mas far zines 2"
S@aIer: ngta, ratbsn's sinmal Ssrr
9sbrsr."
esbrer: Sci artiS. Mi&sll gag.
mas far etn Gsf2"
Sadler: Gin S9weinel&la&tsn
unit na&folssnbeS @urfsn, ta bat bic
Wuttsr sfaBt t& tlrfe babel ltin."
SHUTTER GU tbrsm b~reiidbrisen Sobn
Sans, Der ibr BE 3situns ~tptssstrastn
tat): ~Glei& brinsf Du Fe ipiepsr
br,"
Dams SD mag MID !"
Wuttsr : .So iaSt man nt&tr
Dams: .Sa, wie fol i'd bann fassn,
tpsnn Id nt&t mas2"
Gin Roger trat In elmer 3sttunssofies
,u 9alpefon unp rpoats auf cine 3sttuns
abpnntren.
"Dis LANCE pplsn Sit bas YIatt :"
frua Der 3sttunssmunn.
Ns8er: SD tsnfe, 70 lang alS has
Slatt II, 1pb. Wtnn'S nt&t In bic
S&slvs In Der Riddle pabt unb III lang
lstn louts 70 funn ia sin Stad buSon
abrsibsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

@afmirtb aur, teu snsasirtsn Ssu,
1sr: "Nefen Sis fi@ sas Sean, rpsnn
Ole Safs auf einsm 3immsr i.rpirsn,
ssbsn fs psnis 3ufsr ba,u. = Die Das
n,sn auf Dem Simmer fsdsn i'm bod nur
Elm 0snn fe ubsr TN @aRstmmer Saf.
fee isrptren, f6nnen Sis pisl 3uder ses
ben = bte Strrsn laGsn i'm boo lieseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
So6m 8oGer
ct. GIouo, RtnusSota,

ct. GIoao, Ntmueiota,
aiIt Bic btsen wasf&tatn far Sarar an 4snt, psias ure
t& ssu 81. yaai sub Vtuntasslts % lakta ans,
uamIt9i
Die aultman unh Taylor : Drd&ma{&iSs
Dppbs SslSabtnssr, Reaper q. R6br,
Eagle Wdba.
RtSbary, Seeder y. Drill unb Prairie City
Seeder,
Btss, Ginger uns DSmsais Sewing RafatHsn.
Champion n. GrfIfSr YusmabIs Canning MILF.
esds Lever Rake, Norwegian, Ct paul Sim
ans Dtrpu paass v. T. ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

las sbist IN tia. lttrsus abSileuus unfsrsr bautrbaft.u
Glsin llbr in fIlbernsm - b6ufG, BIZ MIR far $i2
S%ertauftr, uue etts IN Sbnt 3pstfsl fur has 9els lie teae
uub btaisfs etlbtrubr In ter getlt. SdbrliS Gssta MIR
tsrtr 6unefrt. ab, une MIR fnb i'm Befst ttntr arcEeu
5asI BON Sr.ftu, bic mir itSt Rpas BON esutsn Sttsn n.
men rtltt aat fd Ia ftn bStilsR 9SSIpriGsn stsr ltefs
ubrtn In Spas af tire SSSastt uus ttr SnastaItsu Der
Belt eusfPrtHtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Rs 372.-Dastrbofts. eplssnt burtu . utr NIT fem
rtaetr' uRs fem letter. gptrs sdranHrt, has ettitIbt
,rfu nualttat u uAs tt Bel. tnattdIt.- prtis Sie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
Die tatboIii&e gu6banbIuns
PIERRE BRUCK

tn ~eursmbars S~srisnset FRANCO In gaa, ameri,
ia ssssn FRANCO @inlsnsuns srn 5 Dollars, bic
nsas Gussabt sur, 1880;
81. IhOmR 4Quinatis Sumnna
Theological diligenter emen-
data NicOlai, SylUii, BtlIuart
d CD. DriOu1. Motifs ornata.
1880. s Sanos. sros Ia 80 ssbsfst[ gar.Is
Duel
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
Itching Piles ~ mptons and
Cure.

The symptoms arc moisture, like or.
spiation, intcrso itching, increased by
scratching, yc:y diSire sing. particularly
at night, as if pm worms we've crawling
in and about the rcctum the private
parts arc sometimes affected; if allowed
to continue vJly serious results may iol-
low. CDR. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING UINT'
MRNT" IL u pleasant sure cure. Also for
letter, Itch, Salt Kheum, Sc Id Head,
Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, BIo,cho', all
Scaly, Crusty, Cutancous Eruptions.
Price 50 cents, , BIKES Tor 81 %. Sen,
by mail to any address On receipt Of price
IN currency, or three cent postage stamps
Prepared only Ly DR.. Swayne Il Son, 33(
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by all prominent druggists.
SwAyNE's Pulls arc the lest for all bill
ious disorders. Cure Sick and Nervous
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ware
oh Mularial FcvcT, cleansing the system
and bowels Of all impurltle', restoring t,
healthy activity all ths organs Of the hu
man tody. Price 25 cents II box, fv,
boxes a.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

commissioners at Castle. Garden
Being arTaigned, he nblushingly
confessed that he had been kissing
tho girls in the steerago for fourteen
years, and said he found this mode
OF procedure to be the only proper
way OF getting along with this Glars
of passengers; 30 this seems to be II
regular perquisite of the Office OF
steward on the Cunri ships. There
was fusther complaint OF tho bad
quality of the bread which John dis
pcnscd, and evidence OF tho non
separation of the men and women in
the steerage. The Commissioners
took the testimony and placed it mp
on record. That was nil they could
do, and John Barbour will no doubt
go on kissing and distributing sour
bread as before.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

The Galveston News says the six
hundred md nineteen immigrants
who reached Galveston by the Amer
lea arc are a fine looking body OF
people, well cad, clearly, Of healthy
appearance. and fine physique. The
greater portion go forward to points
along tho Galveston Harrisburg and
San Antonio railroad, some to the
vicinity Of Giddings and Brenham
on the western branch of the Hous
ton and Texas Central, and few t.
Indianola. Delegates went from
San Antonio to Galveston to induce
these people TO settle in Western Tex
as, and they succeeded in getting
about three hundred Of them.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
yVi,utcnn u BE .

lie never sreakes Of love. bpi Oh h'el''
With quiet earnest meaning rest on me-
Wilde chance meeting seems g'sd SURPRISE
Oh. II Il be not love. What can I'D"
Sometime. le sllesttlb, when II SPEAK,
The quick respsu,e comes loT aud 'hpNray'
lie reads my thought lnsiineiive on ny spseS
Ohiii Il be not love, VIA, can II be
Searching my soul hN elaims TOY lofna
Tastes, feelings. hopes, all With bis own agree
And asks what more hear, unto heart can 'u'"u-
Oil II itbe no, love, what can i'ee'
Last eve when Nsudc wep, by VIII qaeeh'y a''
The Jewels ai,biug on her forehead hee' =,
"swee,er." he said. "ibe wild rose IN your h'"'
Oh. II II be no, love. vhai can iibsf
As By a shining gate. at twilight dlm'
1 sitsud wsitun,Il he turns the key,
When vii, he opel n Ills not love Win NM
Obi NY sick heart. Us Vie qr death with me!
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
"a Had Cold o. Dls:rcssiW:
Cough"

Dry. parchtd, sore throat, pneumonia
bronchial and usthmatic attacks, wels, H.
ed aud debili,ated state Of the sy:tcm, all
these dangerous symptoms IRE cured by
"DR. SwAYNEs COMPOUND SyLrp OF VIII
CHERRY " The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield +,
It's healing properties. An oecasiona
dose of "SEAYSs's PMS" should bc ia.
ken to keep the bowels fire.. They ae
excellent Tor torpid liver and BIZ us com
plants.
A Frankfort Ky j Physician writes:
Some months ago tie daughter Of one
OF our prominent ci;izers was pronounced
hopeless cons mp;ivc. Sc VIZ very
much reduced in flesh, TERRIBLE cough,
her lic gradually pu.ting away. | lee
ommcnGed her to usc "Dr. Swaync's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry" which
she did. In short time she was free
irom all cough and other symptoms, and
il now rosy and healthy. Price " ocnts
and 81 On h,i'le. or six hotties 50,
Tie large S'Zc is tire m,St economical
Prepared only by Dr., Swaync & Son
rhilad'a. Sold hy druggists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
A Frankfort Ky. ! Physician writes:
Keep il Beautiful,
"Saye Your Hair

"Saye Your Hair" Keep il Beautiful
II "Ln>plS FAR IuL II EnToREI'
is the most delightful ARTICLE cyer in
truluccd to tie American people aud
is totally different from all uthr Hair
Rcstorers, Icing entirely Tree lrom all
imparc irgrcdic iis thai render mny
other article, Iur the hqr orl, xilus.
Where laldnc =. Dr ldl ing Of the haiv
cxists, OF J. cniiuic gr'yAc'. from
sickness or ether causc It's use wall
rssorc Il c natural yiutiiul color. and
cars1 a healthy .r'w:h, c'c,nsing the
scalp from impuii,ic', danlr.s, &c,
at the SANE time a most pies ing aud
/. sing hlIr dressing, lIagrantly pr
fund. ic ''r3Ins tie haIr SIT AMI
Tliab,c, maxim. 1t an Indispensable
article IN eve y toilet.
AK ySsr irurgiri los Loudon Hair Col Il
Re tsrrr. Prize - teits = hdt'e. six
bp,ilos. 81. Main rcp,t Tor tie UaIte
State. - Nu:th Sixth s.. hi Ia.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
National Pole, Gazet.e

u Ne~ Ysrk, which resis-iie sfe isiihfHi pore
trsifure. ifsl frsi h'r. The Illustrations sr- ~
The bs- a. irtic talrui affaitble. sud ih- dTcfp-
fiut- frrIa the Irn q the rosi rfited nrusl-i
sd tiliishi srIIsf 10 ADs-ica. DO. o. !. coucr-d
IA. ritsii-d that nls-ser hsssd a sod pHiuiing-
ChHfles u keHs. u 10 suEsciett ~ ssy ihEf NsS
fork-s t,n.lit LIE uil pf-ient the mot strikifE
rivia sna truihfu lieurrs 4 the unfsr curfeif "
Ne tn Nss f.Fk Ciry thsi hsre ever been pr-seti
- - fhe prAic- Tie Nsfiouri faiie- Gszfffs y
Ne~ Nafk !. ale - all hssStssl-r-. pricr 10
o-t.r- p-r G %. e. d be uroered tr-ti irou IL
rulili-t-r-
suA-rrs-sian ysirs. e. o. ~ yssr. ns Nstisnsi
Pslic- G4zste. - Nes TeTk. hs- - cSt arctiuH
sifh sfy cfk fuiiicsfion - ~ riss-. 81 -
Erir- FAR p.ssisit eapy Us SIDE sud sl'pesr-
t--G-
carTI0y ne rtiIc s-s esrfia-Fs arrir-t
huy itg stat iIfsrisiss 81 ~. Nsrieusl fslr~ fh-
zftfe- D. 81 Ilai he ps1-r 10 tsfed -.n
Nes Tsrt ans kas shs FuAl-s -Ts fstnr = iidec %
sscA rurg-
Fe-i-f-rs-. il.l,rlg ~ frsas ~ 30 sfut 0-osr.
1r-H q So Ns-t- y rss is-t-sc ls1tt-.ts
E1cnatB Fox. PtiIi-ls-.
Ger sfrs1s ~ ~ffE-- Sc
x-rul -.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

DURING the present month Comp
troller Darden will sell, TO tho high
est bidder, over 4,O0O0OO acres OF
land for delinquent taxes. These
lands are situated i'll unorganized
counties of the state. Cd.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

Young lady. are you oro.s, nervous and fr"tlul
IIav" you spell, Of melancholy, or are you wakeiul
at nights How Is your memory. aud do you fee
vigeroust Are you pale. feeble and inactive
so, use one or two bottles Of DR.. Dromgoolc'
English Female Bltlers It will res'vrc you to health
In every particular aud make you Zee! bright, buoy
ant and happy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

"Good morning Alma. how Is your mother to.
dayl" "Uh she Ia improving rapidly, | thank
you. She has been using English Female Bitte's,
aud they gave her au appetite aud strength right
away. She says they suit her care exactly. Her
palpaiaiion has ceased, and all pain subsdud.'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
NEW YORKS
Gas-lt Life illustrated

The above Is iLr Il le Of series Of sketches "
the shscy eide - lite and character in he Greft
setroPsis tO~ Icing tally Illustrated iroa suh1t-
TIC skeiehrr ia the
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

FrrFE. rn- asp Fa.l ssTrs. ErvsltV-s
tr . "a iEsr FtE-z liCsx sTANu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
A Very Costly Load Of Sand.
[St. Louis Post Dispatch.I

The rapidity with which little thing
can grow into big one when it gets into
the Courts is matter calculated to oper
the eyes of the inexperienced litigant,
who, meaning only to crab along shore
suddenly finds himself in deep water. A
little while ago Mr.. B. O'Keefe and Mr..
James Minor disagreed about load Of
sand claimed to have been hauled by
the former for the latter, and to be worth
81 rs. The result of the disagreement
was that O'Keefe brought suit against
Minor before Justice Smith. Minor, not
having great confidence in the quality
of justice be would get in that jurisdic-
ton, made the necessary affidavit and
obtained a change of venue to Justice
Farrelps Office.
The costs in Justice Smiths court
amounted to Sc 15. On the trial of the
case before Justice Farrell plaintiff OBJ
tanned judgment for the amount of his
claim, 81 Is, and costs, amounting to
$2l 60, making the aggregate of costs
now $27 Is. This was more than Mr..
Minor cared to pay, and he took an ap-
peal to the Circuit Court, and the case
went by assignment to Judge Wickham,
where it was ON trial yesterday. The
fury fee in the Circuit Court is $l2, Ger
tainly, and may be $18, and the witness
fees and other costs will amount to about
$25 or $50 more, making the probable
total costs of this suit in that court at
least $50. This, with the costs in the
Justice4 courts, makes an aggregate Of
$77 IS, to say nothing of counsel fees, to
settle the question ~ to whether load
of sand was worth 81 75 or only 81 so.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
Saturday Review I


The rule of the French kitchen, which
for long time past has been invariably
followed in France, is that the most sub
stantial kind of food should be given
first at dinner, 80 that people may eat it
while their appetites are vigorous, and
that the lighter kinds should follow. 1t
is also rule Of the French kitchen-not
now, unfortunately, followed as strictly
as formerl y-that the simple favors
should come first, and the more marked
ones afterward. In French banquet,
then, just as in the excellent old-fashioned
English dinner, the soup was succeeded
by large fish and by joints or big pieces
Of meat, or by substantial birds!F
These were called relieves, because they
were put in the place of soup tureens,
which were taken away. Gun nouveau
service on un nouveau plat qui en- rem
place un autre" is one of the definitions
of the word relieve in M. Littrell's Die
tionary, and in old French bills such ex-
pressions occur as "grandes entrees pour
relever les poissons," "entremets pour
relever les salades." For a long time
past, however, the term has usually
been applied only to the dishes that
come next to the soup; and the French
relieves sometimes subdivided into relieve
de poisson and grosse-piece are therefore
the exact equivalent of the fish and
joint of the English dinner.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
The Dying Earth.

tPfof. PROCTOR In New YORK Gfapnfc.J
My friends, even our earth must die.
1t must 60 the way Of all the earth and
other earths. In the course Of twenty
FIVE more millions Of years it must dead
head its way among the stars. 1t must
dry up. The bottom Of the seas will leak
and the waters run out. Mars and We
nus seas are 50 leaking now. The moon
is dead already, poor thing, and no one
kind enough to bury her. When you
look on the face of the moon, you look
on the face Of corpse. It's all nonsense
to talk of the moons rising or setting, or
getting up or setting down, or the moons
looking down on u.s." 1t does nothing Of
the sort. Its dead and can't look any
where. And the earth is dying. In 25,-
063, 900 years it will be naught but cold
cinder. }.' t hs5 ast
Ne seas, iio men, no women, no gir!ss,
no boys, no children, no fashions, no
newspapers, no politics, no revolutions,
no wars, no rum0rs Of wars, no theaters,
no, plays, no critics, no nothing. All
blank, dry, dead, dull, dusty, deserted,
doleful and dreadful. The sun will gel
UP every morning for nothing. No life
at all, az all. The animal, vegetable and
mineral kingdoms all destroyed. Thu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
The Gear as = Fire Laddy.
New York Times.t

The reigning Gar posse:ses In full
measure the family love Of being present
at great fires, which his younger brother,
the Grand! luke Nicholas, is enabled to
gretip at will by his position as head Of
the ST. Petersburg Fire Brigade. On
one occasion this passion for running
with the machine" all but proved fatal
to both. When the German Lutheran
Church on the Molka Canal took fire, in
the middle of the night, the Gar and his
brother were among the first to reach
the spot, and, while directing the opera
tions Of the firemen, incautiously ap-
preached too near the burning building,
the belfry Of which was already beginning
to totter, Suddenly huge beam, at
least twelve feet at length, fell blazing
from tue roof, and struck the ground
with tremendous crash close to the
spot where they stood. injuring several
Of the crowd with its flying splinters.
Gen. Trepof, then Minister Of Police, at
once stepped forward and succeeded in
persuading the Czar to withdraw, but
the Grand Duke Nicholas remained ia
the end, and saved the greater part of the
building.