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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26
West WardsI,OrO.

An unusually large number of visitors
have been stopping at the Green Mountain
House this summer.
Rev. N. N. Glszier OF So. Arlington, Mass.
and Rev. Nelson Jones Of Clinton, Mass, who
have been visiting relatives in this village
each occupied the Baptist pulpit on recent
Sundays, afording much pleasure to their au-
diences by their excellent, practical DISCOURSE
Mr.. Jones is soon to commence his labors with
the Trinity Baptist church at East Boston, Ms.
We are glad to note that j. Aliens pho
tographic saloon is open this season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

The Congregational Sunday school had a
very enjoyable picnic at Spoford lake last
week Wednesday,
Next week the Universalist Sunday school
will picnic at Spofford Lake. All the other
Sunday schools of the village are cordially in
vited to join.
-Myron Ward, the artist, is making prep.
arauons to sail for Egypt via Marseilles, Sept.
The ordinance of baptism will be admin.
istered next Sunday, at 2:3O p. NJ, by Rev, N
ID. Parsons. - ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

John Paris, artist, after having good
run of business here, removes his picture gal
lery next Monday to South Windham.
Cattle buyers are numerous.
A sad accident occurred last Friday at Ma
son Sage's While Mrs. +. Wyer's little
daughter Katie, 10 years old, was playing in
the barn she fell from the high beams to the
head scaifold and thence TO the floor. She
was taken up insensible aud apparently life
less, but is now fast improving under the skill.
full care of DIR. L. Martin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

YORKTOWN AS IT ia correspondent of
the Buffalo Courier who has just paid visit
to Yorktown, says of the place II believe on
this broad earth there is not another place
that can so thoroughly excite feeling of con-
tempt and utter disgust in SO short time as
this historically glorious and gloriously his
torical Yorktown" The population, ''includ-
ing razor-back and other species Of hogs"
numbers about 200 persons, two-thirds of
whom are 'low down" negroes. By actual
count he found 81 buildings, including out
houses, and also the court house and custom
house, all of ancient architecture and in the
most dilapidated condition. The inhabitants
are in keeping with the appearance of the
place. AS to the great preparations for the
celebration, they are simply ludcrous. The
old Moore house, where the terms of surrend-
or were arranged, has been put into some
thing like decent repair for the use of the Pres
ident and chief foreign visitors and farm
has been rallied of for the accommodation of
the military. Whatever of further Improve
ment" has been made is the work Of men who
intend to get up bars and booths for the sale
If refreshments and other catch penny affairs.
A new hotel is being built, and this with the
two now existing and the private residences,
will afford shelter for GOO persons. The only
way of access to or departure from the place
is by steamboat or country road. The near.
est railroad station is at West Point 40 miles
away to which a steamboat runs. The near
est adjacent towns are Norfolk Richmond.
Washington and Baltimore, and it takes from
five to twelve hours to reach them. The
Yorktown hotel keepers evidently intend to
make the most of their opportunity, and are
greedily calculating their gains. They intend
to charge from s. to S15 per day In short,
says the correspondent, "the natives propose
to take advantage of tho peoples necessities
to the fullest extent" Military men who have
been to the place to locate camps for their
command have come away intensely disgust
ed and the probability is that few of them
will decide to participate in the ceremonies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

Samuel Newell and wife, from Boston,
former residents of this town, are visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Geo. W. Bryan and family of Norwalk,
Conn, are visiting in this section.
F. A. Carr of Greenfield and II. Goodnow
of this town took POO trout the other day from
Sadawga Pond.
Mrs. Elliot Blanchard and daughters
from Council Bluffs, Ia, are stopping at E. c.
Starts.
Mrs. Viola Smith and daughter, from
Boston, are visiting at S. d. Faulkner's.
A telephone from here to Brattleboro is
being talked Of, and a meeting is to be held
Friday evening to consider the subject. Z.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

w. G. Halliday is selling standard prints
for g cents and other goods at reduced prices
for the next 80 days.
H. p. Freeman and o. a. Lazelle are in
jacksonville making tubs for Stetson Broth
ers
Leonard Merrifeld aud wife Of Mendoza,
ILL.,, have been visiting friends and relatives
in this place the past week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26
FATAL ACCIDENT AT WEST DUN
MERSTON

Mrs. Mary NJ. Leonard was instantly kill
ed last Friday afternoon by being thrown
from a wagon in which she was returning
home from Horace StOddArd's, where she had
been visiting, accompanied by Misses Mary
and Lavinia Chase of Brattleboro. Every
thing was all right about the team, and the
horse does not appear to have been frightened
in any way, but when they were within about
one fourth of q mile of the school house in
District No. /, west, where the road descends
most of the way quite gradually, he began to
travel faster than it was safe for them to ride.
Mrs. Leonard, not being much accustomed TO
driving, was unable to check his speed, and
consequently as the wagon passed over wa
ter bar in the road, its occupants were all
thrown out. The wagon was not overturned
or in any way injured, but when the horse
was stopped at Stephen Burnetts, Just beyond
the schoolhouse, one tug was found to be I'M
hitched, and il is surmised that this may have
been what caused the horse to become unman-
ageable. Mrs. Leonard was found lying
across the road, upon her face, which was
much bruised, and there was a deep cut I'M
der one ear. She breathed few times after
her head was raised, but life was soon extinct.
All the assistance that kindly hands could rem
der was given. Miss Lavinia Chase had both
bones of her left arm broken, and the wrist
dislocated. Her sister fortunately escaped
with only few bruises.
Mrs. Leonard was the widow of Dea John
X. Leonard, who died in 1875. Her father
was James Miller, son of Samuel and Sylvia
Miller, who were for many years residents Of
West DummeTston. She was a large, fine
looking woman, in the prime of life and her
kindly deeds and exemplary life had endeared
her to large circle Of friends, over whom
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

Fourteen scholars from this town attend
Leland and Gray Seminary this term.
School district No. has been having
some trouble in regard TO building a new
school house. 1t is not known as yet wheth-
err they will succeed in getting new one or
not.
The Sunday school is still continued and
well sustained.
Misses Roberts Of Boston are at E. A.
Ryther's.
Miss Nellie Cooper has just closed very
successful term of school in this place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

The funeral Of Mr.. VIM. Cudworth was
attended at the church on Monday afternoon.
He had been living with his daughter, Mrs.
Parsons, for the past few months, though
former resident Of South Londonderry. De
prived of his eyesight for nearly years, me
comforts Of religion still sustained him IN THIS
great affection. We shall miss him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26
PRESIDENT GARFIELD
NEAR HIS END.
This Mornings Bulletin.

This Mornings Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, d. Co.
$50 A. NJ.
The President slept most Of the night,
awakening at intervals of half an hour to an
hour. On first awakening, as for several
nights past, he had some mental confusion,
which disappeared when he was fully reused,
and occasionally he muttered in his sleep.
These symptoms have abated this morning
as ON previous days. At present his temper
AZURE is slightly above the normal and his
pulse little more frequent than yesterday
morning. Pulse 1Os, temperature 90 Ito,
respiration II.
Private dispatches at II A. NJ. say that the
President is sinking very fast
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

The picnic held by Spofford grange at
Ihatchers grove on Thursday was pleasant
AFFAIR. The attendance was good, embracing
representatives from other oranges, and inter
esting speeches were made by Grand Master
WATSON of the state grange, Rev. Messrs.
Clayton and Morton, and others. Excellent
music was furnished by Mrs. WATSON and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry of West BrattleborO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Brattleboro post office. Aug. 26:

VAN "I1OFI IAN0Ei oAI VADALi AU1' -U'
The shooting on this occasion was for a
beautiful bouquet offered by Mr.. G. E. Allen
to the one making the best score, and it was
won by Mr. knight. The boys are willing
any one should offer prizes even if small,
they make the contest more interesting. Fol-
lowing are the scores
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

Elmer and Anglo Gleason have. gone to
Johnsburgh, N. Y, on a visit to their grand
parents
We have only one fall school-the one at
the round school house, of which Miss Sarah
Edwards Of Athens is teacher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26
Roy LOST At PUTNEY.

Oil o. Blood, a 19-years. old son Of Oil
yer Blood, a wealthy farmer residing in the
extreme northwest part Of the town, mystic
riously disappeared from home about . o'clock
last Sunday afternoon. Accompanied by q
relative who is visiting at Mr.. Blood's, he was
walking over the farm west Of the house, when
some strange sheep were discovered in pas
ture a mile or so from the house, and he went
to drive them out The relative returned to
the house alone, and the lad has not been seen
since. As he did not return, the family and
neighbors made search for him that night and
the next day, thinking some accident might
have befallen him, and on Monday the fol-
lowing message, scratched with some sharp
pointed instrument like a nail on a couple Of
slab bars and a stone at a bar-way leading to
the pasture, was discovered: Dear Mother
This will be all right some time. Good-by
OLII o. BLOOD" Tuesday general search
was made by about 100 Of the village people,
but without result. The parents think there
is some foul play, perhaps with the object Of
e1torting money, as the boy wore very thin,
poor suit Of clothes and had no money with
him, though he had quite a sum in the house,
besides a handbook. The community is a
good deal excited over the affair.
Ldter.-A dispatch has been received from
Eagle Bridge, N. Y, announcing that young
man answering the description Of oil Blood,
aud evidently insane, had made his appear
ance at that place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26
GBeOrrmont4 Benit.
BRATTLEBORO.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881.

The VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER todS
combined pih THE PHOENIX May 1si, 1ssO-the sub
seription list, and good piH NJ the Record and
Farmer becoming the property Of the proprietors II
The Phonir Wfthout reserve.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

A select school will be opened at the Cen
tire on Monday, Sept ., with Miss Ella l..
Bennett of Dummerston as teacher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

Rev. E. W. Whitney will preach at the
Uniyersalist CHURCH next Sunday at 2:3O P. "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

The village school will commence Mon
day, 29th, with Miss Addie Plimpton as teach
err.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-08-26

The Harry Allen farm has been sold to
Edward OhAppell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
. Ser tdjtc osutibe 6umor.

Wsnn elm SsntI3sr re6t Iliis III, IS
anst er !: SO psiB ni6t, mas lp1 es bss
tsn. BOB i4 10 traurtg bin" .h&
@snn CT in Der GiRiamftit inb rs6f
%irauris 1T: sg8ir Fgsn q. fr66li5 tsiiams
men," a3tgg .eaisefa5
Wsnn CT in sinurmts WaSasn periisbt
lit 81 bof Sidmanttn lho Ysrlsn. eaif
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@snn CT miiisn in tObli6marasra Ndhr
cine Strenaoe Itnet!: rSbt 6rsppos, FEST,
ME bsrili4 Hrablt Der Rorsen." mld. 81.
@snu sr i'm @rrsfi Fst. SD Bin .eih
FREEZER Wann nns Iines.@ =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
Wins Der Snhrrttiausifuuhc.

3 nnteroifi5ier GU einsm Rttrutsr) .5is
lino tod oas reinfie aameeI, = SSnsn
isbIsn nur nod Die 66rneri t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
9 u aIIerIei.
9as 6nfen nsr Gsmals.

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@useablidlid baten mantle Sausrn.
uno nod msbr g%dusrinpsn, lire lisbs
Notb NIT Gem @nfraut i'm Gemiieaar'
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Der III aarrpine8 rie Dude t~eutsutase
niht mebr. els man nod feline pfsrees
bafsn (GultiYatpr) fannie. .unp sos
mstite nnfrout, irIbft i'm Sslps, osrmits
tslf per, bafe psrttlgt perpsn muste.
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fsltsn Bern eacina; i'm Gsmiksdrtsn
6sbaurtst fe ihcth n NOD ibr a!tea, ftten.
sss 3sbt; mabt nod wis Dor, Die
6dnpe Ybu barter Sbpfesn urb Die
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pings in nsusrer 3sit allsrlst 9srafb.
iaafisn, irel@e BE 5afs eriegsn, uno
babel beosu;enb msbr leiiten. 90 glib
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tor, nit rsrsu, pbne erS6Asts S.aftans
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nee an rem n5ibisen @elrmittsln
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tsfsspurselte &~bnetsuTa, perarriss rrue
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ten. o. sea dsliisg afs trgs 80
.s5pGsa Die Semitic sepsibsn, 70 mus
pae ilnfrlut eutfernt. uRp Dor Naeni Der
Socsn gsiefsrt psreeu. OaS esgiers
III fat rOb wi9ttasr ais ole BeribiIsune
rss unfrGuts-, Da ii1Bt man auf sin
;tenltb .aISemstn 9sr5ydtftss 9osur'
ibeil.a Iislss befsbt rarin, caS man
sldutt, ss Tel Itap.iA bst antaltanp
tyrfsiem @ttter cen 8oefno su lpdsrn,
bd'tn' gosse ptsfer1 gpdssuns cas- eanc
bfe in rsnRlbsm etra nod Sprbancsns
i5snatisfsit ssans uno ,Faur p~erlitrs.
Dief AgiGt iolauseaasin ptefrlbe dut,
pYbtsitst ista irmaa il srunpfaIi@.
gs5aps BET srOba 4ltrsai0a Der BOcsu
am tdafBfsn ee!pfert psrcsn. Der
Ibau. uup ancere s-5suhtiafstt. p:l6e,
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gen, miro bYoa perFsslQfsrsn4 Grpe be-
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ABtnb'sin Blsfaen eaup nit 5afe lht
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bsn,srtea, note ifappufabe pur@ feline
puaflere 5drbuns. Gin Solse Der dufse,
tnonmsnsn 8eutrtsfett,3 wsiertlt6 pom
csm.nabelitsenOg. suAssIedfrtsn Ycesn
untsriSsieet. sggE5ngI aeB sealas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
2at9eocrme;s6eit.

Yroi lior (oocirsnt): 49,. Sie Guile
II Elm Uo8sl. Sslae nur bsi Ha9t ans
Sasss!i4t tommt!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
pftetaiffs&sobu.
80 raza 81.
6enerntl. Maenfur
mr. eis 8tntrDsrF6

~ &C. tur
FUR ole sra'sa camsif5aTs G,nses aissn mao aarrss.
Sasii6s slbiabrt.
Santbura. amsrtfanil6e eints f6' Damp sr.
No'eseuti5Sr eloye, Bremen Is Hampfsr.
SanaIo Hnts, AseserOIu U. artpsr. IS Eampfu.
NsS Star einie s4N SsDamsyr.
Gte Ial!snst ssn paI%l 'tsgsu. bic Id IN ten lssisn IS
Sabrss Gi etelia EaEpfsrn 6srrubtr nae b,nassr ipss,rt
fsesI Eno ss ssts tgnetsplHus ana bab.n mir sas 5atrau.
en- miinsr Jrfunss s,Ftsrt.
ga SetbiuSuna nit S6iqem, ffsue ids
8sSie! auf ale 9auptftdote gurcpl's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
Gin iurijer Vatcr.

.Wsine aoater 1T Elm psrridtss MaSsl
iobalo 81. Ginsn fsht 1T fs aa9 i4On
b'rsin puliebt."
.Sl, lsiosn sic bis als Yatst?'
so lang bios lie b'rein psrliebt LIT.
ihon % ums,t'brte III nod ni9t porss.
tommsn !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
Ole inffiae Spalte.
Scr 8erliner WiS

r Der grrliner geis
il I4On felt alter 3eit aud ben G,ntmh,
lsrn rd6sr setretsn, tpicnad Dem yHdas-
totepr Die r~anfpl9snosn. tbeils bsrsits in
LSsosrmnnrs Wunoe b. iinbli9en, ibsiis
'dber QUO nod Der Yubliclidt sntratbspbsn
ympnumsntalen @olfsurtbtile1 beueiien.
Gem alien Yliaer, Der ani Dem dubeit
i6malen gofamsrie nit a~lisnftsr .Sdbsl=
ipiss ftebt, lsst Der gsrltnsr 6efanntli9 Sic
" orte in cen Dumb ai t1a @.'3.
yaomm mir mansu aesnsr uf msinen
Diem ruff; id bab bier 'fsouit alsne MID
Yias isnus!- fIts iaE's1 .1o!
Sraf Y%rdnotnbrrs BOT Die &s6te ME
bti1widtissno unb eitpas gsssn Die groe
sslenit ausGeiiisdt; Der 9oItsssoanfs brinst
Die 5altung Der pano nit osn bobsn ga
noneniti fem beg Decentralization in, Scr.
b~inbuns uns ldbt ion iassn:
.un penn Der Sdmus, 10 bod iisst,
nvt Die Stisblen fomnne i9 our9!" >
Sic .0ictoria~~ ouf Dem 8ranosnbur,
DER Sbore nit i9rsm .babinIfurmsnOe1
0terstipann, psIte Den O5sribspsr eipds
Hart porbsist, ldBt OR 8srliikr dussrn::
sNun TOD mir man sioB Danbern, ME
ID o5ns Dsi6id oesam auf ben Barrier
pIos tOmmen susros ~
Sic asitnHatis Jtisori6 Wifatlm's III.
itrtdt. ME Sssen ipsnosns. bic. rsdts Snnb
nod porn.B Sprses atben9 bate inoeilen
6alb 4erapsseianbsI baBStsls b~oriisaials
Ti4tans Der 9oHo unb BEG hslrmes mit
nstsOrolo9ildsn Sbatiademin 3srbinpunp
BY briEgsa lei, Gao tsst benz a6ni9a6ie
Boris IN ben IlisS; uss.s5 a-,asp ST.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
nnprtbicntsr 1nrmuri.

Sonsfrdu tsnti,st sum 9ieritmdS4hy:
absr guiE. i9 claude gar, on'bat Elm ga
i4snind dber Die Butter seosdt grsg.
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io.'s 1T il bios asin scssnts Sanupp.
IuN. 80. hasInV .n.gl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
Ssltiame 0aust9iere.r

9luf Der SnfsI @asa sient sdS Gbas
N aleon niatt felisnt als Saustbisr, uin
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tpsssufanysn, Das Gbam dlson
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enrt isine Bfniae 6apt unp Die isltllml
a~bSsionpsltsa a3ebal auisfaispen. hatl
IS bel stssm saiasrmenasUsadtsnr&stb
UNI. srnsmt lharfen Mdfsn sinIryramit
psnfSratsssa 5iHtsrbaupk Die bsiosn
stoben Apssn. bspeasn lid ~unabbdnsis
ron einanosr, berait eas pas cine nab
pbsn une raS onsere mad untsn titdt.
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bsit dncsrt ffa ,riesf Stsqdns ptssfram /;
esnn h dbrsno F6 Der pon Ger untatinna
lace bis sumS ayb berabbdaasupt .hiutise
Cad auibllbi lnp pas sanis Sbier ersis
sdis p!ro. rinsslt IT'D Der ruucs g8idsl-
ltpan;. Gin Au3e hieu Siitis ben S0r
fpsasS an.s sa5 anosIe l@ieli farhtIam
ridpasts. Gin Anbltd, Ger rut6t ~
esna anssustmfsu sstbrt. Sn Burger
tsfpr5mtta as SStsr psiee Slsdsn pelts
f6 nod Der Sittisans pieprr Y,rlisren.
2lt6 I'm giurr pstanrsrt iid RE Sir.
sung, inrspt bic stpeeu 2gnaea res
lbteres f6 MT Quii fallen ilao iib ras
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rd!son, it esr psifinoilas erubifdfer.
De;hlbe irablt isin 9i9t eurb IRE: S6st'
tsn ubsr rsusslussn unp an Bap6tinss
aus unp spas 10 fa,f. ras mar @abts
eeim ~sersinibten S3hrmsr ron riyr ppsr
ete Guclyps btalem lsfsa fam Dor
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9tpbsr Wen8s agf, ptrIfs6 cen 8tneerr
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unc ta5lia bapsn. mas inn isbr aut be
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ibn IN ieinsn 0ratbstbiuien ais Sruf'
naeel seer I'm 0dar, pslben pbantafft'
Idsn ShmuG ~ beruupsrn Seter Sc.
le9enbstt bat, esr pie Na6tmuT fen 'au
Der Playa Dc Nrmas in Sapanna bsfu6t
Dag lbriasrs ptsS Srudtrn auf eai
Snnisfs suiammtnbSnst NIT psn inne
rsn 3uftinesn oss Gdfsls. Sebt sarani
bsrpo,, raj rwIslbe belsr lsuht,t. wsnl
TIM srauiams 9smltbet bic Ssins aus
retstna ~ m,46 r4l s7a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
Die taibOIit9s Bodybuilding
fhf sru-
PIERRE RRUCK

- HHF.-4 e. 49,. -LL VI NV. IM L#.HL
In eursniburs ~strisnest FRANCO In gau, am,ri.
70 ssseu FRANCO @inisnpuns ppu 5 Dollars, bic
nsae AussabspOn 1881: I
s. ThOnep AQuinatis Sunama
Theological diligenter eanen-
data NicOloi. Sylrii, Billuart
G CD. DriOua. Motifs ornata
1880. Yansr, sro6 in 50 ss~bsfia[Sar.ls
Duel
Weit Rttt bar unftr tf 9lssr sss stpsiur Der yprh
sts 81. Spsmas rem Gsain anta RsiffIAtn auFs Glnsrtua
ltSfs s%mst'sltn. inttm ttslsr va O aast 1ttslOsta NIT
itittrtr 8lareeit IN lttHen Neritn BE usabesfsn gpakr
teisn hes @laub'us tepribt. untsr etR pt.ltn ausaaSen
ftr Gsrts ts 81. Qtpmas psreisnt bic in Sar.ls' Ius
6ranisit) In swSrsr arEass ,ri6ttusns arsaaSs stt
rarntt Gn p,te!ane I ftt ~ upt Der l~srsfdlrsa ~rssieirun
NRssdbsR. DIR ua ste tattpliiHt piteratur ssrfi,rtt
Su6baasltr gttrre Brat In euTsmeara litisrt tieIs
nsatas aa'sast uSsOi tn 5 Ostassanssns u ssm ,rmSsts.
ten, grtiis pea ) Declare franse ias 5aus sslitftrt (aatt 40
5resl ssssn Saarlabluna une pslsn pr ni&t uatsrIai.
len. aat leselessa, wtltt I'D bic Summa bee tl. Ispmas
arfsafsn Rsa'n, suf sisis issHs ga,sass au!m,riiam ~
ms6tn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
@us benz Weri6tsiaaI.

YrdRbsnt .Sas @uiat tpirb f9 i,bt
In bas geruibun9s3immer Suridjiebsn."
@nsstlaetsr: % bite, meme Ssrrsn,
bleiben Sis nur, msinetutsen braudsn
sic f9 ni9t 3u ssnir,n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
MMnsf eahieu.

. a.: Eera S..Sba min i'd See i&se.
mes Haiblsl uissbsn. isg Siss Slpse-
,iilbisss Mort, Sis srissS ilbs,is,s See.
Die stpeete cine STss anb ods @anSse &se.
tnisunssmittsI. .ailS sn-aaas-4
30 SleI's. Der allie Wib Sas is Ia
.Seefs"! WHisn. Sic. Senn obsr ooh,
mas Der unterl9ie6 suii ben Ssifs uno
DSuie is? ess 'h9-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
ssIsu4 sa6 Grampi.l

ssIsH'ti HNt 1rhntpT.L y "VHN"N'-
sou tdpSahsn eH ueHis rsh9tenrf9a
lfraBteEsuna 8 ilnii unss ttusRl aus elder
4b%enoeeisaibait i'm Suntsln bsimtsbsens'
Den prof Neutrality-suspicious. Der
Proftnor, Id brah9tibsint 2aterne nidt.
i'd bin islbltsinG idl osrbW slhaG .6or
TsiRts her Sung, osruuaunidt aoaf osn
sefansulpar nSa mo6snl sic f6 bod.
Dos Weroisnh unb- bdnseasS is-i9 eort
oss suntstN edaaat no sbie 2rite 70
OH F0lpern." 1sgN 4ARsw aslHnl yEa us rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05
SaushG,e @ararnmis.

Mann emit 4lottf) sWlaae fem finf,s.
res @ef4t, meiu ainu. iei better, sIiidli9 /!
SIR Staucn ba6t ia Sas id6ns 0orrs9t
oen SOnnsri9sin In Die @6e gu bringen."
6rau: yad'ia unS Scr Mdnnsr Der
WpnblGtin!" ~ 'tt g
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-05

: g.. Iun iab'n 6s. sisISetfe miro aug
9ause ssmaat uno be Stifs aus gppss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-13

Telegraph Cigar Store, Orusby Building zCarson stree
Carson,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-13

And in accordance with law, and order of the Board
Of Trustees made the 18th day of July, 1884, many
shares each parcel OF such stock may be
will be sold public auction, at the Office of the Com
pany, Carson City, Nevada, On SATURDAY, THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1881, at the hour Of ?
o'clock of said day. pay said delinquent
thereon together with costs Of advertising and expenses
of the sale. C.P. MASON, Secretary.
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