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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01
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p Berlin. 20. San. Wtele 2aubwtrtbe
bei9ueren R4 ernRli& aber bic giufubr
ametiiauii9er 8obenerseusnif In Deutf4.
Lamb. neil. wie iie iassu, babur9 bic Su,
tsre6en Der beutl&en 9anbwirtbf&aft se'
fdbrbst werben. .-~.|
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Oepsf&e meloet, uurbeu In asram pdb.
reub ber Ietten Gage wieber bdnRa grb.
fiSbe peripart uno % berri&t pon aseuem
srobe DeRarjuus. SO .s1ggasD DI3 aha
\ Bien. 81. San. Der er,Iif4of uon
Dieu. &arbinal Sobann 81. autidlsr, ift
i'm II. 9etsasiabre an Ben Gslssa bes
S&IasanfaIls, ber TIN nsuIi3 bstrsffeu,
pert&iebsn. 5-gs!aI sia5 dgs.54&
..S ,. ~ ~ Spanten ~ s,lS %iVS SS.'.S I.S
Paris. 20. San. Sn spaaien ban,
bic @ssensafs anb bic lleberi@uemmsi,,,
gen tort. Sm Gorotbale TT ber 9@aben
iebr beoeuteub unb in Der @esenb poa Hur,
goo, UallaboIiS uub Hiltas Atsrtrifft e.
ben bur& bic Soridbriss tlebstf@wsmuuna
bei Wareia anseri@tsteu S9aben.I Der
porbersesauseue S&neefalI mar ber Rdrt.
ile, ber innerbaIb ber Iettsu brsibis Sabre
In Spanien pabrsenommeu uo.hen iR. .
g.a.. ..oa. Grantrei&. ,"s.2-s g. ~, '. ,.i |
Yaris, IS. San. 4ie 9erausssber
Der ,RaridQaiie" ftnb .in contumaciam1
ju elmer geIbbuBe BON 1000 Granes ueseu
Hei9tmpfuns bsr armse unb 8trtbsihi.
sans bes 36nissmsrbes uerurtbeiIt nor.
ben, ber persntwortIi&e Rebasteur ,bss
1lattss ~ etuid9riser @efansuibRrafe unb
siner @elhbuBe pou 1000 Graues unb @e.
neral gIuieret ~ siner slet&en @sidns'
ni6baft uub elmer @elbbubs ron 5000
6raneS. !. rt,a.t tHa raGi3uQ3 Usjsi
2snbou. 27. San. ,Die ,eim.s" "
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01

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ber felt geiniseu Eastn bus4 2dufsr mit
i6uf unte.6aabeIt 5atte, aum geGrren g.
balten porben wasr. Dean Sitttns Bah
fanb R5 ni&t msby BOT; q mar NIT isi'
nsst 'unmitisItarsa 0sfolse, anssidbr 500
eioar, 'ssSsuater 100 bilA 200 &resef,
mad ber @reuts Dsanttota'S anfSetrs4 4en.
Oifsntar bate 81 bie letteu l1utebanb'
Iunoen uur sefabrt, nm bic ameriIauti&e
0esstrssns anb lire Gruppen binjsbalten
.aab d 10 sa uetbmbsra, bas ibm frsp'
pen In ben &a6en sei&idt patbea ,inb I'm
bon ber von ietnem Eager beim Usilt 0tiuer
immerbin me5r al1 pisrsis RetIea entferu.
ten JritH4en Creme abl9uitten. Dieien
Bped bat q solIadnbis errsi4t, NIB ieiu
Doriyruna ua, 70 sro6. ba6 er, aud penn
Erupyea IN ber @aSe ieinss ttSberisen Ga,
aers .aeweien wdre, ,ti&t mebr bdtte etuse.
kolt perben lSuueu. .'t -. ~ ,; y ~. .,a ,a,S
. Die ars6e @ebuabI abr Giour, wsI&e
eiuR eittina Bun auf briti&eul Hobsn
io(oteu. bat fidb aber iett eraebea. 9u
Uisleu. bic fl& ideu porker tbeiIs ifssiuiI.
ia. tbeits.. wuts @alI uub beiYen 9sute, se.
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lab.iI. roib bos ,sieIe @eIb teraelommeu IL.
besl non b.ut r,pSbIitanif&en ysatienaI. 90,
isiite auf Sic Iette NakI sesrpanbt wurbe.
@ouIb. ber arese giienba babnfSuis unb Ueo.
sopsliii. aab auesfs 500. 900 unb iydter
nod slo. .ooo.. @. gauberbilt. ber pieI.
fa&e NRiQieudr. aab $40 600. Sei&Ii&
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seeaiersnoSt tsnbs ssgsK6IS owxaS1su issss
bienten. gin 0iisn. 6abrisGut II NiitD.
burg jammelte $ls, 900, bie GtaabaIb OsI
Company $4,000, y. I. .. 1ue Sieie
arsbsa 0sIbil6s, piEsn, bab uater ber
4errf&aft ber revuIIitsaii4sn partei
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beFer sei@att Rnb, alS uutsr etnsr bsiss.
sratii&ea. 4ber uts lasss ylans. BIZ
goIssfrsibeit nod bsjRsbeu. uens auiess
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yrebte @elb eati4issea' sstbsa7 2 isast
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Rsusyolifea far BE tspntIitanii&e
a,iesslaIe tsifieusrtsn. bas srUa.tea fe
aater bes rsputlitaaii&ea Serri4ait No.
thrIi& nit banSertfalasea Sinfsn uisber
,a sepinnen. sber per aabers tesabIt bte
0e&e, als - baS WolI7 Der wadere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01

aue Hn3eiseu ieube man ipdteRsns
@eutaa @eraen ein. naE
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DfyJts Ser 0aJstte
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jaismn,espksip1ea piys eabstt Ssit elmer
Id3aIt@en Bertasuus. @tuette bra@te
ietnea Gntras gum Ban einer- berpeIipurt.
gen NaJn sa& gsuseH Bluffs uteaer etn.
Die @sistentwarie fhr bie Ra@bewiui'
suns pen 'ls2. 900 DolarS aur 9Nabluus
ber 8hftn sposl bsr s.e5prsSentiss NnIeibe
.bss 8s,isls GeInmbia pnb far bic DeuiI.
Iisuns pea 50. 900 Dollars far sin Dent.
NAL ,ur ,0tfansruas an bie e@Ia&t bei
~Saratoss (l777), wurben anse4ommeu.
Der Bofetat tm Hetraee bon $40. .2lo. .4s2
mad anseaemsiea. Desistte q u $780, :
500 sertnser aI3 ber ani4Ias. q. % wurbe
ein Gntfas einserei&t, ben psftausf@ub
anauwetien, BE 8dtbIi&tsit BIZ Gui9tuns
non EeIesrapbenltnteu uou Duubesuesen
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01

Auaeiaen fit wtcnteS, 2ptterten, @ladsNteA
It., ale BEN @dRe ber tatb. &ir&e 3u~tber, %.
ben fetue Aufnabme.
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aasslstiss assstses nafsa sorassbaash verssA
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peiratbs- unb 9Obesaxasissn NIT Spssl
$50, sbue @prn& $1.0O.
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$reise der Snseigeu,

Seben 9pQ Der Gpalte pr Sabr............$1GQ
"S @unate......$10;G
- ~ 8 Nrnate......$ 60
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3oeaIsNott3ett.
1lnter 5 3es!en 8rssier perbex ni&t aasensn.
men. fir iete Belle BreSier pber beren 3anD
baS 1. Nal 10 Gts. bic n6&Reu Rale GeatD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01

h Darbam.27 ~. San. Cine sda ere.
torta assss.adts Strsiipatreaile bat Elm
1esr'2assr anpermut5et iiberfaueu unb In
beibem &fe erobert. Die 8osrs psrs
loren % Tobte uub piele Werwunbste anb
lisbsn ibre Worrdtbs im sti@; bss tsitis
i&e VsrIuit belief f9 auf uier Eobte.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

dreary hours each day, while all the
world is glad aad happy without,
while the birds sing and the bees hum
and the flowers bloom all around, FILL
ing the ain with their aromatic ira
grshce: the thought sickens us. We
have tried 81. Six oil the best years Of
oat Young life were spent within the
walls Of a country school-lionse. We
rude rough man, with nerves OF
steel and a constitution lie a steam
engine, actually grew So thin, that
undertakes would smile ghas,ly
smile as we passed; but the memory
Of those long dreary years spent in
that manner saddens us and We pass
it by forever.
A saucy Democrat suggested to us
to day, thai the Republicans had Sc.
lectcd the RICH, msn tdedit their pa
per, (Blackstock IS 4 large majority
Of its. readers would also be black
stock. IIIRAM..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01
LETTER FROM HIRAM.

=
Aoont iiity times each -day people
ask us how we like Sheriihng. We'll
we like It, 1t Just sua,s us exactly
Wo would sooner DO She1h OF this
grand old county, than president OF
tho United States The outdoor ex-
ercisc,thc hilarious pproarous scenes 1t
brings kinder keep time 10 the stormy
music OF our nature. People say a
good man cannot make good Sheriff
This is a'selusNon, tho absurd shadow
o. madman's dream. AS man we
never oppressed anybody our heart Is
as tender as q woman'S. These eyes
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01
80 -
oADIZ,

Mr.. EDITOR For aome time past
I have been worried and laughing In
my sleeve at communications in tho
NcW Era about that turnpike road
from iiopkinsyiile 10 Tradewaicr coal
miues.
1t - G NJ" eYpects to serve the
railroad with such wild theories. he
ha, "waked up the wrong passenger"
II llopkinsvilie wants cheaper coal,
the remedy ia IN something else than
d turnpike road,
Let rs e. NJ haul one load from
the banks next summer, even when
tho roads arc good That will cure
him or any Others afflicted with the
turnpike malady. More than twenty
years ago hauled coal from the
Tradewater banks by the one thou
SAID bushels. | thought il was eieh-
iecn or twenty miles, aud made trip
in two days.
AZ. NJ. r." IN last weeks Eel5 Era,
gayo us a good practical article on tho
subject, hut | thought he underesti-
mated the worth Of hauling, Tor |
think IL worth l2hs cts. per bushel to
haul coal on good pike; to this add
8 cts. cost of coal at banks aud 1t costs
you in Hopkinsville III cts. For
constant work aud heavy loading, 10
make tho trip IN Two days is enough
Forty bushels is q heavy load for
two mules; make yeur figures aud
SEQ what you will make after paying
pikage.
| will give ELK cents per bushel for
hauling 10000 bushels from Canton
TO CadIz, distance nine miles and a
good pike. Eight TO ten cents IL the
price now paid, and thirty bushels
considered load Tor two mules.
Iwish 80. 9. NJ" would build ua q
rike In Green's and Campbell's lane,
which Is ak miles from Hopkinsviile.
OH tho Cadiz road The lane Is over
a halt milo, mostly down grade, and
the road bed lover than land; on
either side runs a heavy volume of
water right down the road, making II
impossible much OF the time The
road ought 10 be changed. II the
owners viii not sell, the County Court
can condemn, aud jury price aud
take tho road any way. All my life
that road has been bad, and getting
worse. To do something is neces-
sity
In conclusion on roads, II any OF
the writer's advocating the pike to the
mines, has ever hauled just one load
from there, please let US know il
through the columns OF one Of tho
city papers
Our new hotel Is completed aud oc-
cupied; II is massive and excellent
struriure. beautifully aud elegantly
furnished, too large eyer to DO filed
with guests. Our fellow citizen,
Thos. II. Grinter, is worthy of all
commentator ,ior his enterprise and
liberaliiy In building this grand
house. Mr.. l.. Barnes is proprietor.
Those on business or seeking pleas
ure, can fatl no better hotel accomno.
tions, nor kinder, truer hospitality.
8.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

Tho pavemenls are all loose aud
covered with slush.
Billy Arlington's Minstrels at Mo-
Fart Hall on the 10th. Further notice
next week
Tobacco has been rolling iu during
the past week at a rapid rate. Those
who took advantage of the frozen
ground acted wisely.
One of the Colleges has accepted
our Invitation and will give us items
each week concerning the current
events OF the school.
The prrss everywhere praises the
Galley Slave company which plays
rcSt Monday night ii Mozsrt Hall.
Tickets for sale Of the usual place and
prices.
Arrangements arc being made 10
have | iy hop at tho Court house
next Friday night. We learn OF il
rs we 90 TO press, but tho young
gentIeinen who have II in hand will
make II o success.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01
soc1ALITIEs.

.SIrs DR.. Jas. Wheeler Is visiting
friends in Clarksyillc.
Mr.. Robt Owsley. of Darlington
was IN the city one day last week.
Mr.. Joe Frankcl returned from a
,l.ll to Unioniown last week
Mrs. Jas + Jesdp and Miss Lou
Re5d are visiting friends IN Cads
Jared Crabb hastaken a position
in iteJewclry store OF jas. l. wahl,
Mira. J. Il Reno. of Croenyille.
came over Ida! week to shii friend.
here.
Mr.. Jno. 7. Ricketts, has recovered
froma proirac,ed spell OF pneumonia
anl 10 On the streets once more.
Our young friend, Frank Buckner.
viii leave In 4 few days for Evpiis.
vile 10 attend Commercial College.
MoSsrs, Henry aud Dave Frankel
left last week 10 attend a wedding IN
Nebraska They will DC absent Tor
Two weeks yet.
Or. Jno.Il. Twymsn. our young
isutl-t friend, lett for The South yea.
'erday for the purpose of looking on,
a location for the practice Of his pro.
iession.
fhos. w, Rodman has resigned his
Position IN Louisville aud returned
TO tho city to live, lie has accepted a
POSITION In the grocery OF NJ. W,
Grlssani.
Mr.. NJ II. Jagne ani bride. nee
Mls' Courtney Darnall. of Madison.
yi!'e, arrived IN ;'s city Sunday Of, a
Si'lt TO tho family OF Mr.. + l. Ellis.
Our friend aud former teacher,
Capt + d. Peabody, OF Alabama.
but moro recently OF 81. Louis. was
married a few days since TO Miss
Selms, Of Georgia.
Miss Emma Dickinson, OF Trenton,
aad Miss Ida Morrison. Of Pcnbrcse,
open, several days OF last week with
Miss Minute Lander, aud left tor
their homes Yesterday. Miss Minute
10 rapidly recovering from q severe
aud prolrac,si illness and Is now
almost well again.
Miss Katie Mcdaniel returned
home lasl week from West Point, Ga,
where shc has been for several months.
Miss Kalie " one OF the most Intel
leelusl aud accomplished young ladies'
Of hi. city, and her return is wei
-omed with delight by her many
iricnds.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

The White Burlsy tobacco ia Great
ing sensation, in the districts adapted
to the growth Of the great national
luxury, which is rarely witnessed in
agricultural quarters. Whether this
Is to be temporary senss.ion or a
positive factor III the future Of tobaccos.
remains to be seen. The prices Of this
plant have shown SO wide difference
from those Of old grades that it will
doubtlass have an extensive trial.
The future can only show the detects
Of the Burnley, If disadvantages it has
in that direction, and they will be-
likely to crop out In the way oftlimsi-
ness OF leaf and consequent lightness
in weight of unsuitableness in soil.
At any rate the very flattermg prom
Uses oil largely increased price and the
probable suitableness Of our soil to its
production should meet with reali-
ness to give it lair trial. 1t would
not be bestto grow il to the exclusion
ofthe rich heavy lcof for which our
lands arc somewhat noted. but a fair
proportion Of tho crop might be planted
with view Of testing its value as one
of our future staples. Farmers who
buy seed should buy only from dealers
who are thoroughly relIaa lie. The
great demand Tor this particular seed
has induced INSCRIPTIONS rascals to
advertise over the country their ability
to supply seed at reduced prices. On
ly buy from parties in whom you can
place the strictest reliability Glasgow
Times.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01
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LAFAYETTE.

Without desiinp n all In figures.
hut In literal sense. wa can safcI !,
say our paths ialelv have been DER
slippery t,,.ces, and il within The mast
month we have NOT ,oen able al ali
tin,es TO n,sintain n neriect couilib.
rium on terra f;r,ns wa have bcep
co,nforted In i,elIevino win Moates.
quieu, who saws. that .Our yreatcst
glory ia no, In mayer falling hut in
rising every time we fall (which Is
decidedly more to the point esneci.
'ally when there ia a supersbundance
Of sleet and ice.
Tbe weather continues ma fickle as
fortune. and we are snbiec,ed 10 mite
as rsany changes as were ,he iuliabi.
tants oil Elafed's world ofcbanre. The
"beaotiful snow" of which VIC have
had a surfeii. Is rapidly disappearing
II ia a debstable question. however.
rs 10 which Of the two evils we would
prefer, n continuation of the "beauti.
iul snow" or "the mud, the hatefnl
mud" In which we can neither find
poetry Or sentiment.
The bad roads in and around Lafa-
yetse have rendered hauling a hercu-
lean task. and Just now there IA q
dearih OF coal 10 our village, in con-
sequence OF which the High School
has suspended until reinforced.
with zeal that BIDS defiance to
mud, weather and fuel, our Melho.
dist friends continue their psotracted
meeting. Brother bingham has labor-
ed faithfully, assisted by ministers
Fraser. RollIn and Walker. On Sun.
day evening Rev. Mooney, Presiding
Elder of the Clarksyiilo district.
preached an effsc,iye sermon wh;nb
awakened a renewed interest and s,ill
Il continues.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

Plant BEDS To be successful in
raising crop Of Tobacco depends en-
tirely upon the first step taken in that
direction. Secure plenty of plants
and have them early. Select for plant
beds a fine s)il lsouth or southeas, ex-
posure--ncw and slightly elevated).
aud ground holding sufficient moisture
SO as not to dry out during the day;
burn your beds sufficient to kill all
the seed of grass or weeds; then yon
are ready to dig up your bed. Dig in
the ashes we'll then rake and polvcr-
lie every clod; be sure and take out
all roots, rocks and whatever other OBJ
structions may be found in the bed.
Sow your seed any time from the first
ofFebruary to the last Of March Sow
q bed for every acre you intend plan.
ting, is 10 good rule to go by. Sow
about two large tablespooniulls to
the hundred square feet. Then one
of the mesi important parts is securing
the plants, and do not fail to do il BY
brushing your beds heavily with green
brush. The seed should be mixed
with ashes or corn meal before sowing.
NO as to prevent them getting too thick.
II " est Tobacco Journal.