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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
Rev. John w. Osborne, aoed 70

Rev. John w. Osborne, aged 70
years, clergyman Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, died On Friday night
at the Church Home, Broadway, Balti-
more, Of an affection OF the lungs. Mr.
Osborne was native of Virginia, and
had been in the ministry az years, hav-
ing at one time been rector Of flour
ishing church in Chicago. For seven
years past he has been engaged IN mis-
sion work in Baltimore and vicinity.
lie was a widower and leaves son,
Rev. +. O. Osborne, rector OF an Epis
copal Church in AtchisOn, Karsas.
A San Antouio correspondent of the
New Orleans Democrat says railroad
officials estimate that 1000 immigrants
daily are pouring through the gate
cities of Denaisoa and Texarkana into
the Lone Star State. This is without
parallel in the history of immigration,
so far as the Southern States at least
are concerned, and points to Texas as
the rapidly-developiug empire State OF
the South.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
LUTHERAN CUTRCU.

REV. ID. NJ. MosEE, PASTOR.
Preaching in ShepherdStowu at 1880
\. u.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
New Spring Goods
AT
KNOXVILLE.

I HAVE just returned from the city With
L the largest aud most complete stock q
Dry Good, Notions, Shoes, Hats and CAPS,
Straw Mattings and Rag Carpet, Hard
ware, Tinware, Queensware, Tobscco-,
Furniture, Ready-niade Clothing, Drugs
AMI Groceries, all bought ~ cheap n they
can be- obtained which viii offer nj prices
10 suit the timcs, which i very low.
Ms. J. STRlDER, KNOXVILLE.
April 10 "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

Mr.. Is. ii. Lurty, member OF the
West Virginia Legislature, aud father
Of Captain w. S. Lurty, Of Harrison
burg, Va, at the instance of Senator
Camden has been appointed one of the
clerks Of The S, nate at salary Of 81
400.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

ssg-We will send samples fee By mail of Dress
GOO-e, Trimmings, Satins, Silks, Dress Cling
hsms, ,eersucker5 aud Percals. New sPrins
stock now open Z. II. Il K. l.. Spaugl.r, Ha-
gerstown.
s.s7 We open to-day our new Spring stock
aud have tune Only 10 mention few spctilIlties
All " DOL Debeges from - To - cts.
Black Frtnrn Bunting from 80 10 % cts.
Black and Fancy Bunting from ~ 70 81 cts.
Cashmercs from l. l-2c. 10 81.
Fancy Dress Goods from 8 20 % cts.
New Novelty Trimmings and Piads.
Black Silks from is 10 Sl.f5.
PrssemenIerie Trimmings and Ornaments.
Dress GiuShams and Seersuckers.
Mu-lin, GiGgham and Prints, all prices.
Parusos aud Fans, Fringe and Tassels.
L1wns from 10 Is cts.
Gloves from 10 10 : 20,
Our store is ull and stock complete aud prices
correct. Respectfully, Z. Il * r. l. sPangier,
UsgerstOTn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
rsagcrssown business Locals.

~" II you want iashi onab,e spring sui; OF
cIotuc., 20 10 j. ID. SwurtZ, NUrtGwcet corner
Public square, Hagerstown.
~" Tae latest designs Of Neck Wear at j. D..
Swarlz's Iuerthant tailor, Hag :rstowu.
~ The Target aud bet variety of Linen and
Paper Collars in the city at }. ID Swariz { MGR
chant Tailoring Establishment, Hagerstown.
IN" NOW READY.-At the popular gents
furnishing housa 90 the public square, uager5-
town Of }. D. SwartZ, the merchant tailor, has
now ruady one OF tue most elegant stocks Of
piece gods. gents collars, tbs, handkcrchieis
&C., ever brought 10 Hagetstown. The goJda
are al of the latest designs and pattern sons
real beauties, Gnd from the lowest TO the finest
tx urls made. II you need Eooby spring salt
call early aud leave your orders.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCII.
REV. j. \. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR.
Preaching at kerneysyilIe at II A.
NJ.
Prayer meeting, wednesday evening,
: L. VI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
Notice to Creditors.

IL claims against the estGtc Of WIN.
II +. Alexander, deed, must be pre-
scented before me for proof Oh or before
May 10th. pToX., at my Office in Charles
town. CLEON MOORE,
Commissioner.
April 90. 1851. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
PUBLIC SALE.

DY order Of the Boards of Education Of
ID Shepherd and Potomac Districts joint
", the undersigned will sell at public
sale in front of the Eutler Hotel, shcp-
herdstown,
On Saturday, the 7th of May,
1891 nj I n'cIork y NJ the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
Feb. &c, 1881

n NJ. FERRY'S Celebrated Garden
~ Seeds ut IlCkLlDER'S.
| AXE Herring and Mackerel in y 4
IL and Kits at LICkLIDER'S
4 FULL stock of Ladies. Gents and
\ Bows Shoes ut LICKLIDER'S.
INSEED Oil and Lewis White Lead n
IL reduced prices at LlCkLlDER'S.
THE largest stock Of Queensware in
/ town III LIChLlDER'S.
TULL stock of RakeS, Hoes, ShUyels,
l. Forks, llames, Traces and all kinds OF
Hardware at LICkLIDER'S.
THE Grocery department is full and
/ Completeat IICkLlDER'S.
4 IL Kind OF country produce taken in
= exchange for goods at
LICkLlDER'S.
April If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
ASBURY Me. CHURCH, COLD.

town at 1880 A. NJ, and 1880 L. NJ.
ASBURY NJ Z. CHURCH., COLD.
REV. II. Il. EBERT, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow in 'Shepherdstown
stll A NJ. and 7l-2P. Nj. Sacrament
lst Sunday in each month until further
notice.
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH.,
COLORED.
REV. b. +. Fox, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow at ii and 100.
Mt NEBO LODGE, NO. 81,
A. +. 81 a. VI.
Stated Communications lst and 3rd
Mondays in each month.
J. 5. FLEMING, W. NJ.
r. s. VI. IIorrMAN, Secy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

NJ. i. CHURCH.
REV. &. Q. Cook, PASTOR.
Preaching Tomorrow i'll Shepherds
town at 1880 A. NJ, and 1870 L. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

EINE lot of Pocket Cutlery, RazOrS and
L Razor StrOpS just received at
GIBSON's Drug store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30

S6f y week in your own town. Terms
CUU and s. outfit free. Address II.
IIALLETT Il CO., Portland, Maine.
s. TO $40 PIER Pss % &ay at s. 3n% @S:. SAM am
dress STINSON u CO., Portland, Maine.
March -, 1881 II
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-23

Cambria-Thos Hughes. Owen Nor.
MS, ID. Il. Davis.
Ccrc>co-A. A. Thompson, ii. Thomp-
son.
Shelby-F. Quigglc, c. Sampson, p.
Latin, L. West, w. Christie.
Lincoln-A. Folsom, y. Swenson, y.
W. johnson.
Lake Crystal-L. Cray. o. Pr;tcharJ.
ID. Ilamin.
Pleasant Mound-F. McKcller, VIM.
Robinson.
Formal vote rave Durkcc majority,
who WAS declared the nominee.
Informal ballot for Register of Deeds.
resulted in VIM. Hall receiving 81
Matthews 60: Fowler q. Formal bal
lot gave Matthews majority, making
him the choice for Register.
Upon motion Mr.. Edwin Rogers was
declared nominated for School Superin;-
cndcnt by reclamation.
Mr.. John Lilly was nominated as
County Surveyor by reclamation.
Upon motion DIR. Harrington was
nominated by acclamation us coroner.
When the election of delegates for
the State Convention came up cons
iderable interest was manifested, but
upon motion to cchOose the eight
Ivy Commissioner districts, order was
brought out of chaos.
District No. selected w W Phelps,
:. > /" G.. G. Burt. G..
Williams, o. o. Pitcher, 5. Win
ship.
Dist. No. 8 selected Lorin Cray.
Dist. No. selected J. ii Baker.
Dist. No. selected &. q. Spaulding.
District No. > selected j. n. Dean,
Commissioner.
Dist. No. selected L. Reese, Com
missioner.
All the above delegates were un.
animOusly elected.
Upon motion the chairman was re-
queStcd to select the names of eight
delegates by Commissioner districts
to represent this County at the Judic.
al Convention. and also appoint the
County Committee for the ensuing
year by commission districts.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-23

the following delegates entitled to Seats
in the convention
Mankato TOwnship-N. Bennett. j.
Orr, 5. Purdy ana o. Z Henry.
Manfato City
LIST Ward-B. Durkcc, N. Nelson. l..
y. Brau.ich, j ID. Duane and c. ID. Vos.
ieck.
I'd Ward--N. Lang, $. Winsh:p J. IL.
Long and j. &. Andrews.
81 Ward--O &. Pitcher, j. I. Will
iams. G.. {. Burt, JAS. Griii,hs, c. Pi-
PEI. II. J. Thomas and William Frisbic.
4lh Ward-G. W. Mead. W. Ii. Al
zen, &. w. Gilmore, f. j. Davis. NJ. G..
WI ard, u. +. Shaw, a. I. Noble. 5.
.Iol n-on and VIM Thomas.
Dnviilc-C. Klaus, Benz. Latourcll
ami John flourish.
Mcdo--Frcd. Davis, \. Anderson, G..
y. Ackcrman and o. Englcbrctson.
McPhcrson-Frcd. Lassow. j. Ptaff.
VIM. Gcddcs and \. B. Preston.
Limc--W. Ii. Chapman and IL. Shau-
but.
Decoria--H. II. Gcrlicl and Il. II.
Gerlich.
Bradford JAS. Morrow and J. Nor.
row.
Maplet"n-J. T.. Brown, Geo. Wild.
5. c. Brooks and {. G.. Spaultiing.
Steriing-John Johnson. \. Moses, 4.
J. FL is, w. G. F.rman and - Benc-
dict.
Lcray-W. w. Phelps. S. NJ. Presncll.
J. Ewing. +. G. Stevens, L. w. Stcrns,
Il. Moon, j. b. Reynolds.
Vernon $. b B,hcock, Peter Meters
dori. $ J. Minis, +. ID. Cornish.
Garden City-t'rank Thurston. 7.
Mills, J. c. Gilman, j. w. Dillev, VIM.
Thomas.
But,ernut Valley-W. S. Hughs, II.
ID. Jones, y. Tweed Thos. Wilson.
Judson II. H. T. wards, j. Wigley,
II ii. Jones, 7, W. Phillips, ID. +.
Evans.
\ committee OF five Were appointed
on general resolutions as follows
Lorin Clay, b. Latin. J. Johnson, n.
Lang and |. Il. Reynolds, who read IL
resolution commenting the appoint
ment of Judges Dickinson, Clark and
Mitchell. and also Hon. VI. J. Severance
as district Judge, and asking that the
delegates chosen here to day be in
structcd to do their utmost in gaining
the re nomination of Judge Severance.
Proceeded to ballot for Sheriff. In
formal ballot gave Monk, SO, Hawkins
25, Smith ., Mohr IL, Shaler >, Norton
,.
Upon FORMAL ballot G W Monks hav-
ing received II majority of votes cast
was declared the unanimous nominee of
the convention.
Upon motion Vim. Jones was unanim-
ously declared the nominee for Treas
urer.
Informal ballot for Clerk of Court
gave Durkee o.. Paddock 25 and
Burgess II.
Lyra-J. n. Flanagan, Thos. Bene-
dict, ThOs. Garvin and Myron Hill.
Rapidan-J. ii. Baker, j. Vaughan
and ID. Marston.
South Bcnd-Thos. J. Jones, L. II.
II.ftn ool w., Ev.p.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-23
Vhir|igiig Of Politics !
Proceedings Of Republican County
Convention for 1881 !!
A Closely Contested Battle and a
Good Ticket Nominated !
Coed Attendance Of Del. gates.
Memorial Resolutions on tie Dead
President.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

Convention called at Opera House at
o'clock by j. G.. Fowler, chairman OF
County Central Committee. G. G.. But
was elected rs chairman and j. l..
Brown. secrt tary.
Before proceeding to further hv>incss
Dr. Davis. 10y consent OF convention
moved aiiat Il committee al five he APP
.lointed to draft resolutions in memory
Of our late president james \. Garfield.
That committee consisted of VIM.
Thomas l.orin Cray, DR.. Davis. J. n.
Flanagan ami J. ii. Baker, who present
ed the following
Resolutions
WHEREAS The long threatened
biow has fallen and our Nation now
mourns the death o. President Garfield
10y the assassin's hand
B.Soiced-tlat in his death we mourn
the loss OF Il man of the highest attain
ments and loiticst purposes. \ hero
whose christian iorltude no danger nor
suffering could subdue. \ statesman
whose comprehensive grasp of heart
and mind responded intuitively To the
demands of his high office through
which he promised to raise our country
To Il height Of dignity, peace and happi-
ness unparalleled in the history Of
Nations.
Rtsoired- That we tender our earnest
sympathy to his stricken family and
especially t. his aged mother, and sNifc;
that we confidently believe that the adj
ministratioh Of President Arthur will
follow the policy of thut of President
Garfield and that it shall he distinw-
uishcd by an honest execution OF the
laws for the good of the whole people.
Chair appointed committee of five on
credentials consisting of +. o. Harvey
from LIST commissioner district o. o.
Pitcher, 2nd dist: Hugh Edwards, Bird
dist. S. b. Babcock, 4th; G G.Spauld-
ing, 9Th dist.
Committee on credentials reported
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
Eefesrap9tf&e 9epef&ea.
. sutf9I ub.

Berlin, II. San. Da bic RsbrjabI
bsr bisfssn 8eitunssn bic iabenfsinbIi9s
8sussuns bstdmpft, fol Elm iubsnfsinbli.
@ss BIatt sssranbet werbsn unb ss finb 3u
bisism Swsd bersits 1000 Rart sessi6,
net wOrbsn. = Ds 3uiammeniesuns bss
acknowledgements uirb pom ben Srsi
bdnbIeru unb S9us,0qnsrn tn ben San.
beIsfdbtsn unb iosar pou Der gentrums,
partei semibbtaist, neil BET Der auswabl
Der Nitslisbsr auf bic 8srtrstuns bsr psrs
idiebsnsn Wsiuunsen tu wsnis RddR&t
ssnommsu porben III. s.1gs@ Ua.1'
1ag1s1 Spauieu. ., UP g..
garis, ls. San. Beridtsn aus IRA
brib sufOIse bat bort Elm fur9tbarsr Sturm
bsbsutsnbsn S&absn anseridtst. Seit
5rsitas itnb alle teIesrapbii&en unb giiea'
babn'g gsrbinbunsen unterbro4sn; Dun.
bsrte pOu 9ateruenpfdbIsn finb umssbros
den; Wasen wurben umseRirst unb bobs
8auns umssbro&sn. Die poRbampfs,
usrsSssrtsu ii4 am swsi Gage. Sm aRl'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
Nun1uter 1876.

Il
DasisIbs bsiddftists -iid fait bic gang,
8o9e btnbar6 NIT Der Debate ibsr BIZ
Gntwott auf bic Ebronrebe. Gu9 unite,
ben ensIiiden IiberaIen unb namsntlid
unter ben rabicaIen parIamentsmitsIi
bri9t fi9 msbr unb msbr bie Gniidt Balm,
baB bas eanbseies einen umfafenber
BIan 3ur 5erifelurs uou bduerIideu
@runbsisentbum, biuisem ga9t.ins, Der.
taufsfreibeit unb 5sitiesuns Der Badtseii
auf cine beffimute 3sitbausr aIs @runb.
siss entbaIten mifis. Wan5s tsrisItsu
polsn nidt fir bic 4upenbuns non
3wanssmaBressIn itimmsn, 70 Ianse ss
ui&t ft9er III, baB bas in Gusf5t fts5enbs
@ei.s Der Gage Der gd9ter in pirtli9 aus
friebenifsusnbsr 8siis Rsdnuns trast.
@te idetnt iii bic llutsrwer,
flung Der Eurtmensn, psI9e bic RuiIeu In
Afsn lbernou,msu babsu, teins 70 lsi5ts
Sa@e. Sieie piIbsa Stspp:nu6Itsr ueb:
ren ii4 nit eiuem on gerSwslflans srsu:
senben Tlutbe. @is ss i5sint, babsu bi.
8uRen in ben admpfen, rsl5e um geol
Tepe, bas fie bsIasern, fattssfanbsn ia.
ben, sismIi@e S4Iappen etIitteu, benn bic
bur9 ben GsIesrapben tommsnSsn Be-
ri&ts, man uerseiie bas nidt, ifamnien
aus ruiii5sr Qusue.. quo .i.25" nl.0tl ,,.l |
|" Cgm 9. Sanaar ma9tsn 80. 900. Eurt,
msneu ans Der bsIasertsu Ssfiuns sinsn
ausfaa, sriffsu bic ruiiii5su gsridansun,
gen an. Die NIT 10 gompasnisnn Snfante.
rte beistt uaren, t,abuisn bis ruiTf9en
AuBeuwsrte, eroberten 4 gerassi4ise,
uub wurbsn nur nit Wiibs pon ben ruiRs
idsu Rsisrpsn ,uradssbrdnst. Der Ber'
Iuit Der RuiIen mar bsbsutsnb. @lsi9.
seitis nit benz ansriff abefisI turtmeni'
i9e &eitsrei has ruifii9e 2assr, uarb abe,
surhdseworfsH. am na9fsn Gage fiarm'
ten bie Ruiien, es seIaus ibnsn aud sinis.
aubenwerte su nsbmeu. Sn b.r Wa@i
pom IL. auf ben l2. Sanuar uadten bic
Eurfmeneu sinsu ausfaa, sriffsn bie rui.
.iti6sn 8eIassrunsswsrte tn ber 5rout unb
auf beiben Slaseln an. gu sIsi9er 8eit
warb Der ansriff outs raifi@e Eager CT.
neuert. sic eroberten cine RsSoute, susi
gebirssssi4ise unb soseu fi9 surid.
Die Rdmpfe bspsifen, haB bic Rnfen q
nit sinsm ssfdbrIi&eu gesuer su tbuu bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
so6 = Gr6eittu aasr .Art prompt uuS sigis
ahes 3l -aH ausssfi6rt. ua'u
| y Office Der 9a3etten.at
30. 442 Rainfrabs, ,suii@en 4. .. g.

II
30. 442 NainfraBs, ,tuii9en 4. o. g.
den, u5rbIi9en unb norbpsiiIiden Spas
MEN, namsntIi9 giscupa, mar bus Bettsr
isbr raub. Dis eafiilianii5sn gsrsperte
asbsn untsr 8aiier. Webrsre Sdiffb,a9e
Fnb ssmeIbst porben. 7ta" .a. -.9
Sranfret@. ..s
garis, II. San 9effern linb bts
Sti@wablsn su ben 9su,stnbewabIen abs
sebaIten worbeu unb, 70 uisI muu weiB, tss
aassmsinsn 3u @uuitsu Der ssmdsistsu
&spu5Iitaner ausssfalIsu.
Der bssnabiste gommunarb Sriraust
unb bret anbsre Ranbibatsn Der anbdrssr
8o9sforts itnb bei ben Sti@wabIsn untsrs
Issen u, b bie Rsaetiondrs (?) baben bic
Babl pom nur einem i5rer Ranbibatsp
bur9ssisst. dos g.. nd =. -ga
garis, ls. San. I'm SOnntas Mors
gen besann bisr Elm ifarter S4nesfau, bsr
Bis gum abenb aubislt unb btm StraBsns
usrfsbr ie5r binberIid mar. Der G5e,mss
meter iant auf - @rab untsr Gua mad
gsIFus unb iiiss banu Bic auf 8 Grab u.
gsuI. SIN agaiIerien @arteu usrsndste
| f5 bic Rsnse nit Sdlitti9ubIaufsn.
Das aanb nSrbIi5 unb wsRli5 pom ga.is
IN nit brsi Soa tieftm S5uss bebs6t.
Bel Ssoueu saben lleberi&pemmunssn
ffattsefunSen unb tn Rissa bat e. tn StrSs
men seresust. '- ,: ,s.'l J., -',,Ss 1sSss -. go
@rosbritaumien unS SrIaub.
|aE2oubou, IL. San. giusr amtIideE
gsrsdnuna ,ufOIas bsIauf en- fid3 bie RoiieR
bes afsbaniitanii@.n srieses siaf9IiesIi5
bsreH fur bic gifenbabn anIassn lungs ter
Creme auf Ell 500. 900. ~ 80. >.7..e eg -.a
aoubou, Is. San. 0is aus Rpss
seuelbet pirb, bat Der Bapif ben gr3bis
idof Megabe pom Dublin aufsefo,bert,
unpsrsaaIt6 In gang Srlanb bas flraIfd
srIa6sne pdpfIi4e S9reiben in gstref Der
bortisen asitation su usr6fentIi9en. Der
gapft bsbauert SaB ieineH anpeiiuussn
entsesen bic Ssr6ffentIi@uns bes S@rsfs
bens unistbIisbeu iii.-Die &esierans ior
pom Ssifsbsu elmer ssfdbrIi9en geri&wSs
runs unter ben SrIdnbsrn tn mebreren sros
Zen enslii9em Stdbten u6Uis unterri9tss
fetn. -Dte srfe 1eriammluns aur S5rb:s
runs Der in England tn Sang tommenbsm
Bewesuna aeasn bic giniibruna ssp
2mono ann srso,rn IN cs,Ioub r;,s mobr,
sx.,-I,I =. "a. -. a..
Ig''n"V um "aVpe" amPas .H oHs
mtnsbam absebalten werben. Yarns9
wt1o an osrieIben Ebsil nsbmsn.
Sn sana @rosbritannisn bsrridt els
b.itio,r es1r,,f,,,rm sr S,r earr,sn..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

aue anastsen iembe man ipdtsfsrs
Nnutas Nnraem EN-. $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
AusfduoifSe 2tuno(&au.

ausbsm sauasn nSrbIi4sn gu'
ropa tommsa Ra9ri9tsn pom Starmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

anaeissn fiir Yientes, 2otierien, 9IdfsRfe&
&C., als Sem @eiae Der fatb. 3ir&e ,uwissr, On.
ben tttne Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

6eiratbs. unb 5Seesaa,sissn NIT Sbss3
$3.50, pbns Spru& $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

aassarts. aa,es.n maa.u ,srsa.S.,asn psrs.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
9ocal>No

Ilutsr 3siIsn grepier rerben ni&t aasrasn.
men. 8ar isee 3sile Brepier pber bertn Hax1
has 1. Wal 10 Cts, bis n6tftn Nale Seats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

den, u5rbIiden unb norbpsitIiden Spas
MEN, ramsntIi9 giscapa, par bus Bettsr
fsbr raub. Die eaiiiIianii9en gerswerts
isbsn untsr BaHer. Webrere S4iffb,a4e
finb semeIbst uorben. a" ".a. ..9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-22
SURVEYING TO oPELoUsAs.

It laffords US pleasure to state that
Chief Engineer Dickinson, Of the
Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and Ope
lousas Railroad, started out from
Musson, on the Goth inst, to survey
the line Of the Mid-Louisiana Rail
road as far as Opelousas.
The surveying corps under the en-
crgetic direction Of Mr.. Dickenson
will doubtless make rapid progress
toward the completion Of the work
they have been instructed to carry
out.
We trust that the people residing
along the line, will give all the as
sistance in their power, in furthering
IAN enterprise that will be faithful
with the most advantageous results
to the rich section Of country to be
traversed, whose only need is easy
Communication with the outer world.
After passing the Crosse Tete,
Maringouin, Atchafalaya and Cour-
tableau country, whose productive
ness is proverbial, the rich fields and
|pasturages of the Empire parish of
Louisiana, st. Landry, will be open
led to the trade OF the Mississippi,
which fguratively speaking, is with
in a stones throw Of Opelousas,
whose merchants will be enabled to
receive, through the Mid-Louisiana,
the western freights landed at Baton
Rouge, before the steamer which
lands them has had time to reach
her wharf at New Orleans.
Upon the completion Of the road
|the lumber, products and cattle OF
Western Louisiana and Texas, on
the one side and that of Eastern
Louisiana on the other, will reach the
mississippi, at Baton Rouge, the dis
|tributing point, in but a few hours;
while in return the sugars of the
coast will be shipped from Baton
Rouge, to the Eastern, Western and
Atlantic cities.
1t takes but very little thinking to
see the results that will be reached
Through the Mid-Louisiana Railroad.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-22
THE FUNERAL ABRAN0EBGENTS
As oRDE1ED BY THE CABIHET.

LONG BRANCH, September o.
The following arrangements for the
funeral services have been order
ed by the cabinet: The remains of
the president Of the United States
will be removed to Washington BY a
special train on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 2lst, leaving Elberon at 1OA. N.
and reaching Washington at 4 r. NJ.
DetachmeRts of the United States ar
my and from the marines Of the navy
will be in attendance on the arrival
at Washington to perform escort du-
ty. The remains will lie in state in
the rotunda Of the capitol on Thurs
day and Friday, and will be guarded
by deputations from the executive de-
partments and by officers Of the sem
ate and house of representatives.
Religious ceremonies will be observed
in the rotunda at three o'clock
on Friday afternoon. At S p. M.
the remains will be transferred
to the funeral car, and be re-
moved to Cleveland, Ohio, via the
Pennsylvania railroad, arriving there
Saturday, at - L. NJ. In Cleveland
the remains will lie in state until
Monday at t2p. NJ. and be then inter-
red in the Lakeview Cemetery. No
ceremonies are expected in the cities
and towns along the route of the fu-
neral train beyond the tollipg OF bells.
Detailed arrangements for final sepul-
chre are committed to the municipal
authorities of Cleveland under the d.
rection Of the executive of the State
of Ohio. JAMES G. BLAINE.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-22

rITY OF BATON ROUGE, MAYORS OF.
~ flee, September 21st 1851.
Whereas, the community and the country has
been plunged in deep sorrow by the death OF
President JAMES A. GARFIELD, which sad
event occurred on the 10th inst and in defer.
ence to the wishes and expressions OF the people
OF tins city, J, LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor Of
Baton Rouge, do hreeby request all good citizens
to assemble at the City Hall, on Monday next,
September 26th, at 7o'cloek p. NJ to express in
appropriate manner the feelings with which the
melancholy intelligence has been received by
them =
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho city.
this, Wednesday, September 21st A. d., 1881.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-22

Our recent visit to the new State
Capital has clearly convinced us of
|one important truth, and it is this,
THAT it has greatly and notably i'm
proved since our last visit there in
1864. improvements, particularly in
the rear of Third Street, are mani !
fest and of a substantial nature !;
what were then nothing but vacant
lots, are now adorned with nice COM
Portable residences, out buildings,
gardens, orchards, etc, which are not
only pleasing to the eye, but the evi-
'dences of thrift and returning pros-
'perity.
The State House, when completed
according to present plans. will be a
decided improvement on the looks,
conveniences as well as comforts of
the old edifce. All the different
parts of the work are progressing
rapidly, and it does not admit of al
single doubt but that the entire build
ing will be complete in all its parts.
lie time for the meeting of the next
General Assembly. The change inI
the rotunda, whichis now much high
er and covered with tinted glass, is al
decided impIovement.-Gretna Con-|
rier.