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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
&anias.

Die enthusiastic In 6 IN
a 8 fab ausssiei9ust. Der BsiSen fsbi
i96ner oils lie in bieisr Subusleit. Der
ionlt bur9 obUe6ielHbsS Gbausn unb @e'
frieren anssridtste G&uOen fdat bisies
Sobr faif sanJ meg. Der Dor einissn 30
den elusetrstsne 6roit ibat mtbr Ruser
uIs S9aOsn, inbem er bas gu fribs aus'
i6lussn bsr 9dume pslbitste, pslde ionil
our@ bic baraufOlssnben Stirme s,iinb
LID bsiddbist worbsn wdrsn. Der S9nss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

mat 70 rOtbuenbis ole bsr Ressn unb fem
IansiameS 8eridpinben bat ben WsiSen
wunbsrbar porpdris sebradt. @r fsbt an
sintssn BIdseu finf 8ou bod unb 70 bidt,
baB man bas 8tsb oarauf weibsn ldBt.
Der beurise Wintsr bat bus friBe 8fau'
len ~bssinftist unb as pirb baIb nit benz
Bfli9en bsspunen perben. Die Ranias
6drmer finS istt nit ibrsr Gtbsit psiter,
aIs ar l. GSat pOrigeu Sabres. Das
Stsb 1T in sutem 3uifanbe, Oa bic Weibs
ben 9anSen 8tnier often blieb. S6peiue
baben bur9 bic Rnuppbeit unb ben bOben
Breis pon WeIi6torn etpas on @epidt
perIoren. go. 2 BsIidforn foitst iset
bort 623 Gents, mebr aIs felt pisIeu Sab:
rem. Oie Sbfbdume iebsn gut aus unb
ausiidten auf cine rside @rnte in isbsr
Srudtsattuns iinb porbanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
O b { n.

Dor siuiasr 8sit %srsisnste fi9 su Sas,
bad am Raiieritubl Elm sntittIi9es In
slld, baS auen gu gsbeuisuna tieuen
iolte. Die @befraa bee &rdmss Z. besab
iia Na4mittass UNI 8 llbr nit bremen.
benz &tdt in ben GsIlsr, I'M aus siHem
5dBdsu Sptit berausIulaGsu. Ser Der
dns flsBeuoe SprIt eutBiinoste f5 am 2t9t
unb bic RIeiosr Der 6ruu iopObl, ais ble i'm
Keller aufbswabrteu @ssenlidnOe fiusen
6eusr. WRit brennsnbpm @spano itirAte
ole unsIdd TIDE frau auf bie SiroBe, unt
bis ss gsIuugsn mar, IT, bic Rlsiber bsrun,
ter 1u reiBen, mar fe am sauBsn 9elb NIT
Sranopunosn beosdt. Sm augsnblid
ltano las game 6aus In 6lammen uno
nur Der S3nslts.elt unb Der anitrsnsuns
Der @Inpobner, lOpis benz umiianb, baB
ss Gag mar unO 8inbtiue barl4te, IN ss
gu %psroantsn, bab has 6susr auf bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

Sur biel Grlb. - Ssrr s.. 5asen,
Bet Ssferion, Ohio. idreibt In Besua
auf feline grfabruHs, bic sr nit Or. ausaii
66niss hamburger Eropfen ma1ts, ME
foIst: sd mar Idnssre Ssit Ieibenb, sos
peri&iebens aer3te gu &atbe obne SeiIuns
3u finben unb CAB pieI 9eIb aus fir aue
m6sIi@en WebiSinen. Da Fam i'd aud
on Or. aasuft 66nis's Samburs Tropfsn.
OieieIben tbaten mir 10 quite Disnfe, baB
i4 fe ni4t fur pisI @elb aus Der 5anb
geben m6@te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

Wobnbaus, bas ibeiIpetIe uie6frgeriHen
tpsrSen muste, bsitrdntt bIisb NIB baB bic
fslsr9efdbrl'6en @eger itinoe s~rtfernt urb
oaour9. namenIOigs Huqldd psrbiubert
nuree. Stieer mar Der Rcru, nm 0aMr
rem gu boIeu, uuspdrts, uu6 man 6ente
ii6 ben S9red bss Armen, uIs er BET Iets
nsr Surtdtunft ieiu 9uus nis6sraebrdnnt
nno ieine 6rau i'm eleubefteu Sufnube in
einsm Ra9barbauie untraf. Ote llnoliG,
li9e erlng audi, ungeabtst Der i5lsuniotsu
dritti9en Ollie mad 40 StnnSsn ibreu
Brand punoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Ntuuefota.

Su WinneapoIis murbe an, Is.
Wdr3 elm tdbnsr geriu9 aur Beraubuns
elmer Bant seu1a9t. Suet wobIgetleibete
Wdnner betratsn bic Bant BON Winnea.
polls, beren @tner ben gaifrer su ieben
wiini9te unb tn BITE bintere Office sepie.
fen uurbe. Snbsfsn seIansts Der anbere
biuter ben 3abltti@ unb ersriff serabe eineu
5aufsn BapterssIb, ais i'm Der gaifrer
bemertte unb ersrif. Der anbere euitam.
Die BIatterntrantbett arai,
frt In sinisen Tbeilen bes Staates, no.
mentIi@, tn unb BET 9otab, 5ouffon Co.,
In einem bebeatIi@en @rabe unb bat aud
ben iber benz SIuB seIesensn EbeiI uon
Wisconfn ersriffen.
I'm tn Mtnneot a ein 8erbotaeiet
sesen bic S~abritation unb ben 8ertauf aler
seiitisen 9etrdnte burdsuisssn, baben f9
BITE Esupsren3Ier auf bas 9rinbIi9ite or.
sanirt.
Die unsebibrIt1e 2dnge, In
welte f4 BITE l1ntsrfuduns seseu ben
Eru~ntenbolb, &i9ter Cor, binaus,iebt,
Der sroBe, in gar feinsm 8srbdItniB suui
Wertb Der gan3en @sfdi9te ftsbsnbe 60.
ftenaufwaub, nit benz Der BroseB DOR f9
ssbt, unb bic serinse gusi9t, baB Bet
aasbem Der NusetIaste 3ulest Elm mobIusr.
bientes l1rtbsiI empfanse, fdnst bereits an,
bic 6HsntIi5e Stinne In ffartem Wase Az
bsiddftisen. DteieIbe fpri9t R9 In Der
Prehe bes Staates fat obne gusnabme
babin aus, baB bieier fog. Smpsa9ment'
Erial In st. BauI cine Der ni9tsnubiaffen
&e9tsfaresn iei, bic nc ii1 nur benten
Tonne, unb baB man barauf beba4t iein
mlfe, bic Wiebertsbr elmer ioI1en nnaes
beuerlidteit, tn 3utunft auf IssisIatiuem
Wsse 3u %perbinbsrn.
gusenbIidIi9 1T man In Winneas
polls NIT Der grri9tuns pom pier sroBen
Wablmiblen bsiddftist, beren Rotten nod
senaueifer 8ere9nuns auf $500, 900 perans
f1Iast porbsu inb. Die gapacitdt Der
WdbIen iou $500 SaB WebI tdsIi9 fem.
Die 9 d ierfdbte ct. Yaul
unb minneapolis moIIen ibre aIte gtferiu4t
aufssben unb fi@ In i9weferIi1er 2isbe an
chamber anidIiesen. gs III ndmIi9 bic
&ebe bapon, bic nd1ffe ,Sair" baIbneas
swii4en ct. Saul unb minneapolis au
baIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

Sod Sslanb County, 81. = 5srr Ro.
bert &oB in anbalufa l9reibt wie foIst:
SER Gam. @orotbers, pobnbaft in Cap.
Ter &ibse tn uniersm County, mar felt Sab,
rem nit entsdnbIidem &bsumatismus beim,
seiudt unb fonnte nidt obne Stod sebsn.
als ct por &ursem pieber einen Infau uers
ipirte, IieB er fd iesIei9 NIT ct. Satobs
Del etnreiben ; BITE S9mersen usri9wans
ben unb baben ftd aud iettber mebr nidi
s~e3eist."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Scr Wea, ull tranf ~ lperbem.

Seset eu& Tag unb Na9t aqem Winb
unb Wetter aus ; eft gu uieI, obue eu9 De.
wesuns su MAIDEN; arbeitet su ansefrenst,
obne eu@ &ube gu s6nnen; lauft befdnbis
AZ ben Dottoren; ueri9ludt bic sariiasn
Batent.W ebitineu, bic ibr ansetinbist fins
bet, unb bann frast: WeI9es if
Scr Weg, um geianb sa weroen?
Oie Nntuort lautet einfa1: @ebrau1t
5opfen'B ittersl Waan iebe In elmer anbss
rem Spalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
9atota.

8trtItd fribliussparm III
es %sesenpdrtis tn Dutota, unb. bic Sarme,
fnb eifris NIT benz Yhdssn ibrsr Bei,en,
felber befddftist. Sreili9 1T nod piel
5eit fur idwsre Gr6ite ba.
Sn 9eabwooe ifsbt isbt Der Snbias
n~erbduptIius Rrdbenbunb Dor benz Bunbsss
seri4t, UNI auf BITE anfIase bss @rmorbune
bss SiourbduptIinss Buntidwanb proBsf:
iirt 3u psroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
DtSecnTu.

DteWitgIisbsrb Der 2ssisIatur. mel
DE fur bic Wis6srsiniibruns Der EoOsss
ftrafe timmteu, flub .ibsr bas 9erfubrsn
hes Staatsienats itbr aufsebra&t, neil bsr'
isIbe f9 psiserte, bic brittle 9eiuns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

Der @ewsrbeuerein In pras bsabF9tist,
anldbli9 feiner 50idbrisen @rinbunssfsier
TN Sabre 1883 cine alsemeine b5bmii1s
3anbesausfeluns in pras au psranffaItsn
unb bat bic &ammer gu wsrttbdtisen EbsiI'
nabme etnsslaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

-Sn Bolton. MOf III cine 5rau Gins
nie 9oparo. wd4s $4,000 in Der Sant
lisssn uno $40 i'm 9auie bate, 9unssrs
astorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
aQe @puth.fer berfaufe,t es.

erie, S'grisn Co., Soma.
Go pirS hermit bsiHsinist bag Or. glart
Spbrfcn's Snbian 8lSpe Sgrap mid rirfltt
ron i6psren rbsumatildsn Shmeritu befreti
bat. Sd balts 90 fir Elm psrtbSpaes Wfitta u,
rtrpmmanbire bsFtn @ebrau6 altn, bic an dbn.
Ii&sn Stmer,en leibtu. I'D
~ n Gofhpr
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-04-01

the vouchers received from NJ.
lsa,c VIZ Tres rcr) i'll tue SIT
# W, w. Edw rd8, after having
Cancelled N sam
Res lived that the Treasurer of
school, fond is hereby req lred on
recoiv hg morey from parties for rem,
on school lands, sh II give receipt
in dup icate n of which 10 be de-
posted with the President Of this
Board.
On motion the sum Of $500. 90 or
SO much thereof as may he necessary
be appropriated out of the local tax
as a contingent fund for the year
1882.
Resolved that the sum of three
dollars be appropriated to def,ay the
expenses of the finance committee.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet Saturday April LIST 1882.
A. D. MARTIN, President.
J. N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-04-01
!. Chal les College

A CO7EAU, La.
Conducted by Fathers of the Society
of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
pleasant, on the Alexandria Branch
of the Morgan N. O. and Texas
R.R. IL miles by rail from Yer
milionville. Beautiful Fairgrounds
and avenues of oak trees BULL
DINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new and magnificent, divine SER
vice impressive. A R substantial
and wholesome. EDUCATION va
ternal, cnltivating the heart as
we'll as the Mind. Classical. Sci
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Special attention paid to Book
keeping and Penmanship. TERMS
moderate. Per Session Board.
Tuition, Wasting $3.50, BED & Bed
ding $40, Medica! Fees lO.-Firs,
Entrance or matriculation Fec 10.
-OPENING Of Session 1850 81.
October 18th REFERENCES:
President If ST Cbones C;nizege
Jesuit Fathc,s. n o
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-04-01
School Board.

ABBzviLLE, Janua,y 7th 1882.
The School Board met this dsy
in regular session, members pres
ent A. D. Martin, president, j,
Nugier. j. Morgan, n. Perry. NJ.
C. Broussard and j N. Williams.
Absent u. H. Putnam.
On motion tho minutes of last
meeting were corrected so as to
read two mills, instead Of mill school
tax.
On motion the minutes of last
meeting were adopted IS corrected.
Resolved, that committee appointed
TO build and select a site for a school
house in LIST ward are hereby re-
4uested to RECONSIDER their action in
reference to the locations Of. said
school house ; and repofE 81 this
Board at its next meeting,
Or motion Mr., L. J. Smith vas
allowed the sum Of $50. 90 for teach
ing school during the month of
September 1881.
On motion resolved that Mi. G
B. Shaw Tax Collector be requested
to appear before the Board and set
tie the Poll tax Of Is /. In COM
p%liance with this request Mr.. Shaw
appeared before this Board in open
session and was asked if he had COL
lected the entire amount of Poll tax
for the year OF 1851, aad he replied
he had only collected about $500 90
Of the Poll tax for said year. Ths
Board then wished to hear what
reasons or excuse he had for moi
having collected the entire amount
(about $4,000 when he replied that
he had not had time, when asked
if he had any other reasons. he re.
piled that he had not. he was then
asked if he had collected the entire
Poll tax Of 1880, when he answered
be had not, aud said it could not be
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POLICE JURY.

Pursuant to a call made by the commit
tee on the new Jail, the Police Jury me
this day at the Court House i'll Abbeville
Were present Howard Hoffpauir
President, and the following named mem
bers, viz :-Messrs. Broussard, Trahan
Thibeaux and Vanslyke.
Absent :-Messrs. Nunez and Primeaux
On motion OF Mr.. Vanslyke the member
Of the Police Jury present and the member
OF the committee on the new Jail went int.
commmittee of the whole to consider thu
question of receiving and accounting tn
new Jail as rendered By the contractor
the members Of the Jail committee being
called by the clerk, the following named
committeeman answered to their names
viz John A Brookshier. J Fl. Putnam
Henri Leguennec, Lastie Bfeussard anG
Geo. w. Caldwell. Mr.. Hofpauir in tn.
chair.
The joint committee then proceeded ii
a body to the new Jail for the purpose o
inspecting and examining the same, ani
ascertain if it was built according to con
tract, and after performing this part 0
their duty. they again met in joint session
u: the Court House.
On motion of Mr.. Vanslyke.
Resolved, IN committee of the whole
that the Jail built by Henry R. Thi ,erge,
Agent and contractor for Messrs P. J
Pauly, q Bro. of St. Louis, Missouri. BIZ
and the same is hereby received and &C.
cepted as complete and perfect, provided
the following requirements be complied
with BY said contractor, viz
1of-Tho tr:,lr -,o l. It'll
be re-pointed
2d-To whi.e-wash with lime the inside
by applying two courses.
3d-To paint the iron, tin, and wood
WORKS according t. contract.
% motion Of Mr.. Putnam.
1t was resolved, that owing to tho Jail
not being delivered on the LIST Of December
1881, and the tax collector not being sure
OF having TIE fands to meet the remaining
payments on the 18th of Dece mLer 1882
and 18th December 1883. as per original
contract, with interest + ON December 18th
1881 at eight per cent per annum the
President Of the Police Jury be and he is
hereby authorized to change dates of LIST
two payments as follows - The second
payment to be made on February st 1883
with 6OIO per annum interest from Febru-
sry LIST 1882. the third and last payment
to be made on February 1st 1884, with
solO per annum interest from February
lst 1882.
The labors of the committee of the whole
having terminated, the members OF the
Jail committee withdrew and the Police
Jury resumed its session the president
n same members are present.
On motion resolved that the sum of
S624,l2 being the common surplus funds
OF 1880, and also the sum of $l79,97 of
the Sheriff s funds for holding cours of
1881, be end the same are hereby trans
teried to the Special Jail funds of 1881 in
order to mako the first payment now due
and payable to the contractor aid builder
ofthe new Jail.
Resolved, that the Constable of this
body be and he is hereby authorized to
sell the old Jail at public auction to the
last and highest bidder for caah, after
thirty days notice in the official journal,
and that he make due report Of his pro-
ceedings to this body.
The Police Jury adjourned to its next
regular session.
HOWARD HOFFPAUIR, President.
AMBROSE LACoUR, clerk.
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Gen. G.. Z.
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.


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J. n. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

ABBEvILLE. January 14th 1882.
The School Board net pursuant
to adjournment. members present -
A, d. Martin, President. j. Nugier
and j. N. Williams, there being no
quorum present, they adjourned to
meet s turday January 21s 1882.
j. n. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-29

Tho whcat crop between,this place
and Lampnvas will be very short Gn.t
aud drouth has done the work.
T. W. Ward & ca, invites every
man, woman and child in Western
Texas To call in Mt their store mud OK O..
amine their goods md prices.
They only can appreciate health
who have suffered ffnw long. contin-
ucd Illness. Browns Iron Bitters
gives health aud strength, aud thus
has lnade very many happy.
There will he a grand concert
given NJ the court house nv the ,nnuu
ladies and gentlemen of San Saba Oh
Friday night 9Th of May.
"Big" sacks Of salt for 81. so per
sack at Jno. IL Leavell's, Georgetown,
Texas. 81
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-29

A. j. Adkiss"n, E-q., proprietor Of
the Capital Marble Yards at Austin,
paid our city a visit aud whilst here
accompanied DR.. Gregg o examine one
of his marble qnarries IN this vicinity.
Mr.. Addison expresses himself highly
pleased with the marble aud unhesita.
iingly pronounces il superior tn amy
material of the kind yet found in Tex
IA He has worked few specimens
and dnds 1t takes fine polish. aud
also work well under the chiscl. OF
it's durability and usefulness lie is we'll
satisfied and gives II M his opinion
that tho deposits Of marble here are of
great value. and. will ntf,ri much bus
mess for II railroad when it. is intro
dnced TO the markets. Mr.. Adkisson
has engaged To do snme work using
SIM saba marbles hen this work is
finished our citizens will have an op
portnnity to see onr beautiful marble
in a finished condition.
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RICHLAND LOCALS.
No rain vet; but u number of l

No rain yet; but number of long
faces.
Let's dig worms and go fishing.
1t we do not get rain in few days
the wheat cannot make anything but
the corn can stand two weeks yet
without drop of rain.
The Subscribers to the school house
at 'his place have met and are now at
work binding it.
joe Peacock passed here last Mon.
dny with II small bunch of cattle en-
route for his rancho in Tom Green
c"nnty. With his fine span Of match
horses aud his neatly packed buggy he
Tucked very much like drummer.
X. NJ. Rountree thinks he has eix
thousand pounds Of woul-six months
clip-d"ne shoaiing-talks Of going to
San Antonio as a WOOL market this
Spring.
Mrs. Duncan and Mira. Hall, both Of
Kansas City. arrived hero last Tues
day IN II visit to their old friends aud
rlatives. The former ia asister of J
n. Hail, the latter sister of Mrs. j.
NJ. Hall.
M"--r- Ai"v >'"r"im --| Il. II.
Samuels, hare purchased the stock of
cattle formerly conducted by f Is
Sanuels aud were known "a tho CB
c,ttlc. They paid twenty hun
dred dnllars for them.
Smith aud Elliot. cattle buyers, did
not commence receiving cattle at the
Hall peas until the 25th which was
some disappointment To the people NJ
they was to commence on thr 2jth.
STANDHI
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BAN sABALoDGENo No. es5, a. r. "a. NJ
meets on tho third Saturday night In each
Month.
G.P. HOLMAN, sr., W. NJ.
W. A. WILSON. Sec.
OMEGA ENCAMPMENT Nose. Lo.o.F.
meets first aud third Mondays in each
snsnth.' W. KAUFMAN, G. L.
G. p. BEATTY. Scribe.
ALPHA LODGE, No. 20i, |. o. o. +.
.,ieets every Wednesday evening.
J. n. EDDINS, n. @.
D. c. WOODS, V. G..
JOHN sElDERs, Sec.
ARGUS LODGE. No; l6, X. Of p. meets
second and fourth Monday evenings.
J. J, STOCKHRIDGE, &C.
JOHN SEIDERs, X. OF Il. 4 y.
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Mail leaves Han saba far Lsmpassa evcry dav
skerps Sunday Ate A, \. aud arrives sams LAY Il
tf.n
Mail fsrm Llama, arrives Al Gan saba .v.,,.
Monday and friday ate '. ~ leaves San saba
'svsrJ rucaiay and Saturday atGAN
Nail laNves San saba for nrownwood sv..,
fhursdAy morniuE, aud returna Saturday, Al
toclockr.h.
The Conanchs nail arrives every Tuesday, A.,
y A., a'd departs AZ T. A. the samS day.
The nrady Ctr mall lvsvaA San saba avery Mon.
DAY and ihufedaj aud rsteras VI wudnsa,lsy and
Saturday.
Mail fas calcmaa leaves Tuesday AIT a n, aud
laAn IhursiAy ~ a n aad alrltos Al hAu saba
heat dAS AIN
Registered aail cloees a =. Y. prVy,ans 10
lAr hiail saing aat 90 ,he tulla~ lng nafnlag
hrass Orders NJ, b pfocuf,a on Al nenss
srls' shss.i ~ NE nauga ss~issl llss d whisA
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