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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

ausfaQen unp BON rsm Drudsr an bic
ptrfebrtsn pldSe ssfsdt pere.n 8tel
f6nnten bic &,paftsure uno Witarbeitsr
Sorbautn, rptnn fs n5slttf btutIf1
i@rstbsn MOLTEN, ubsr bas III sben aud
sfn Sunhfad, bas MIR pdbrene unl.rer
~42idbrtssn Grfabruns TN Dtsnfs Der
3sttuneslttsratur nod pt&t fertts &C.
bra&t batsn. ~Se idls6ter mai, itrstbt.
bsfo b,fer fdrstbt man." Dtss III tetrl
DrudfsbIe,, ionpern 70 nil bsfassn, bas
ie msbr eth S&rttbsr BET Der Gntrsrfuns
stnss auffusss feline Dsntfraft anArenst
psfo rrentser fam Ct auf feline 6anp,
ihrift a1tsn. Das gontfturl.l.n ia
pur&aus feline 70 lst1te une 70 anss.
nebms arbstt ais fi9 unan&sr porfsat.
6erren, bic absr sini.lne Drudfebler In
elmer 3situns bic NaIs rfmpfsn. foqtsn's
emma! probtrsn Sie pirpsn balp CT,
miiceu. unp tpsnn fe aud ale Rsssln
Der Sprabe an ben Ginssrn bsr3dblsn
t6nnsn, 70 MOLTEN MIR eayauf rpettn,
oas fe febr Stele g5de dbsrf.bsn perpsn.
No6 modem mir anfdbren, paB ete Ssa
Deutf&lano stnsswanesrtsn Ssser be-
lonrsre Ausordde fir pts psri6tebspsn
artsn BON Druffeblsrn baben. bic oft
n1sbr osrb ais elegant inb. Rein I'm
stnssreibtsr fann ratbsn, pas cine obats
rti4e Gbs", ,.eet6e" oper n3ptsbslfib"
In tbrsr 3unftfpra6s bspsutsu, ebsnip
pents als pas semstns publ,fum pstb,
mas Elm nS6if" orer Elm .Wtnfel.
batsn" tn elmer Drufsrst' III, unp mir
ppusn bier nibt periu6en, bic eeier In
pts 9sbsimnifs Der Sbparitunf stn3u'
petbsp."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Die AeSf,lerute in ySiseunin db,

Die asbfslsrnts in Biseonfn atsr.
triHt In rtsieu, Sabre ots bss Ssrsan,
ssnsn Sabres, srret6t absr nt&t efe rets
1e grnte BON 1880. Die Nsusnslanb,
taatsn e~r3tsltsn stnsn Wittelsrtras, NIB.
rsnp In pteIen Gbsilen bon Nsrp gori
etns f@ls@s Grnte SorbaHbsn III; In
Nsp Scrip srsab fe sinsn Dur&i4nttts.
srtras. rpdbrsnp Wi&isan unp Snbiana
serinse Grntsn batteu. Sanfas, Wti.
iourt une Ohio bsrt6tsn i1bsr rf&s
Gspfslernten unb be Sualttit IN Dor.
iaslt&. Nsw yOrfer Grobbdnpler babsu
TN Bsfsn als IspftI aufsssauft, bic fs
srbaItsn tonntsn. uup bic prstis fne
oaber TN Stsissn. De- slspfel.rport
pom Der Stabt Nsp gort aus mad Cue
ropa bstrus in elmer DO&s %. 000
Gdfsr. Wan alaubt pas Gspfel i&
LANCE autl&sn $3-4 per Gas baItsu
rrereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
8uuteS MIIerIet.
Cine erfrsuliae 0sri9tsiesns.

Gin tletues, aber 5auber astletbetss
Wdphsn, Warta 8oubatnt, fanb Dol
eem Acknowledgements In paris. psfen
Ht&ter. ,psnn 20 f& nt&t ssraos UNI 20
lttif banbsIt. isbr oft sans msnidli@s
eeuts finb. Doe tleine Wdphsn mar bee
8asabunptrsns anastlast.
prdfesnt : &stlamtrt bid Semanb
Anesflaste: N1, 6srr. t1 babe Nie.
rtanp r1sbr. Wsfu Batter unb mstns
Wuttsr finb toet: i'd babe nur etnsn
Brubsr, ben Grsberte, aber Ct III aud
gan, fIetn. a4 9Ott, pus ipQ aus u,tr
rperben2
prdFp.nt: Das Tribunal ptrb sss
nbtbtst ietn, bid tn's Gorrsftionsbaus
3u brtnsen.
Cine ttneltts Sttmme eri5nt aus ben
3uldauern bsrppr: .Da BIN i'd S1ps.
fer. bab' feline arsh ba btn Id! {" l1ne
etn flstnsr, aufsepsdt unp Intelligent
a%ustbsneer Snabe In BEN slesantsn
8oadme stnss @rpoms tritt aus esr
Wense bsrppr.
prdfoent: Wer btf tu?
Der Grebsric, tbr 9ruber.
Wie alt bif pu2
Drtssbn Sabre.
upb mas pi0ft PUP
SD mill ete Warte abbpIen.
6aft GU eenn ete Wtttsl IN, fdr ibren
lnterbalt ;u iorsen2
@sfsrn bate i'd fe nttt, aber bsuts
babe I'D fe. 5abs feline Anaf, Waria.
Narta : Du gutter, gutter Grsbate.
Ytdfpsra: pore, ustn 8tnr, Der Sc,
rtdtsbOf 1T bsrstt, fir bsins S4psfsr
alIes ~ tbun. mae sr fam. @tb mir
sinise GrfIdrunsen.
Srsbsrie Mls rretne alte Wutter farb,
tparsr mir In srdslt@n 0srIsgsnbsit.
Sd iaste mir /: pu must Arbettsr rpsr'
ben ; rpsnr, I'D tin 5anrpsrt femme, er.
ndbre td pts S&pefsr. SD trat BET
stnsu, Sdrfsnfabritantsn in BE esbre.
aqe Gage bra6te i'd unstnsr S9psfsr sis
5dlfte r1stnss GHsns; bss Abencs flbr.
te t6 fe I'm 9sbetmen In metz, 3tmmsr,
fe l1ltef In mstnent Bstt, unp t1 pfdeI.
ts mid Il, tneinsn SittsI uno leste mid
auf ben Gubbopsu. GS i&etnt cher, pab
bic arue Slsins rt1t senus ssssFsn
bate, neil is Brop psrlanets. Nls Id
bbrts, bab mon fe bsbbalb urrettrt babe,
nabu Id Disnf ale 9rpou, Def stnsu1
suttn perm.
Warta [petnenb uni bic Sdnse rim,
ssnel: Netn 9Ott, wts gut sr If, Der
ltsbs Grepsrie Der tbsure Grepsrte.
prdibsut INIT bspsster Sttmme ~
Gusesriel: Wsin Rtne, bsin Sstrasen ia
bspunesrunssparots. Slsibe auf 6isism
Wess unp Soft miro bid iesnen -
Der 9srt&tsbof beihltsst pas Warfa
tbrsu 8rupsr jurddBsssbsn tpsrpe. Dtsle
srbsbt Td BON Der anflassbanf, I'm, f4
~ tbrsm 8rupsr su ffarssn, absr Der
prdfptnt faSt su tbr frsunplf@ Wetn
3tnp, bu fannf erf unerssn tn Gretbstt
aefeBt percen.
Greesrie [;u tbrl: Sst nur rubts, i'd
fomme npr8sl gang frab; une f6 sesen
pis &tdtsr pencenp i i'd parf ie cod
fdiIsn, nt&t rpabr, metue 5srrnS l1ne
Obae Die antwOrt at,uuartsn, umballsn
iib bsip. laut peinenp.
Greperic ssbt cann fort. er piI6t fid
ot: Aussn aus unp ruff: ab Soft IN
gut; CT bat mtr unstns tbeuu S5wsfsr
interrogation.
Sn Der san;su Ssrlammluns bltsb fstn
Iuse trcdsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

Sd bcf9eintse be b66f pcrtrtfi5sn Gis.ui6aftta
rem grrf. DARIUS rSrcp6pIaetie Gluie." as Dss.
infctrunsSs uuo RstntsunSsmtttsl III IS icrcbl
tbsersttib ME prattti3 rcriasli8sr ais aneers bss
vEarbSS NiuIo1 tpiro empfobIeu pon:
Spn. GlsSaneer 8. STEPHENS, @sorstl;
Scr. GSas. 3. Deems, SreneliuSSsai u. g.;
Spi. Sc Gpnte, Columbia, untperfitatsprcf, 6.S.;
Gfes. u. 6. Battle, grpf. Rsrrers ilntpsrttat;
Scr. Geo. r. gterce, ptitpf Wa. Gptse .sRirSe.
gurdbaus totbmensis far ieoet SaasbaIt.
gpltp2;ncu uni5ael!9. -9u inutrli4sm cher huser'
lt5em Geerau4 for Weniheu uno 8teb.
Tds ySlutpA III srdntlih erprcbt roretu urb ptr
baber @srreiie pcuduf, bas es aleS eas bsrtrtt mes
blsr pcn ttn bebduptet ptrb. CUR ppuftuetsreu
auSfunft laiic man fa BEL ieiuem G2ptbttG elm
Gsenplir Der 9rri9are sete1 pesr trsuss ii4 se'Raib
an bic Gtseutblmtr,
s. 8. ,SetItu 3 gs.,
Gabrterense 6bemifcr, PbiIaesIpbta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Sic Easausls auf Der feds Wsfl

9te gasaatls auf Der ie4s Wistlsn
Dol, Der Stapt Detroit bslssenen Garus
BON 5bpmas W. palmer Htsst nod tm'
uier unp 3par nit FOLDER 9tpalt, bab
,tsult6 arubs Ststns, Grpt, Sanp unp
BaTtr 80 Gub bod smporssi&leueert
psrpen. Cine pisriSaiss R6brs III issi
In pte Bobruns stnssfast unp bat PAL
uier, ,psl&sr Der Gntpsduna srpBe Wt&s
tistsit bsiaumsfsn l@etpt. In Der Ndbs
bss 9runnsns etnsn srostn 9aiuuetsI
auffelsn unp NIT BEN Natursas fdasn
IaGtn, UNI basislbe eemnd&f elmer stn'
asbsnpsn Yrdfuns iu untsratsbsn. Dts
Guantitdt III. ptt es l1sfnt, unaf&6pf'
lid, uub tpsn1 bic SuaIttdt H& als sui
erpsif MIRO Der 9sfsu iofort Mnaaltsn
,ur prafttibsn Snpntbuns bss Salss
trtffsn.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
N9it &anariensGaslH III tlnIt& etu

WV ~ sS'6SSS ~"
lsbr tntsrsEuntss Experiment stma@t
tpsrpsu. Die ,.S. 3. 3ts." f&reibt
btnibn: nSer Nauipd, S~prtanrs'
mitslisp pss bifiissn Ssrsins far &C.
Hasslsu6t unp ais 9anartensibttr
bsfisnS b~sfannt bat firsli6 BEN intsrti'
iantsn gsriu5 ssmabt GanarisnpSssl
fret u~mberHissen ~ lafsn une etsislbsn
ME Die Saubsn an 8%uttapldBe unp Sd'
fig su stp6bnsn. Der Ssriu@ 1T Dor.
trtfft9 sslunssn !; I'm 9artsn pes Safe
Sprtnp Ftsssn stpa 80 GanartsnSbssl
ben Tag lbtr fret lumber unp inben iib
am Gage sur Wabl;slt unp absnps
gum Na&taufsntbalts In psm adfs wts'
Der sin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Waaere Wenfden.

Wells Health Remover Rslt bic 8eIunb.
belt risssr Der unb sisbt 8raft, farirt Rasen.
i&pd&s, llnfru$tbartstt unp anssrs 6si&leSts.
8sbltr. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

IsSM' ,d-n.E
.s.s W SarIssss.X.a,..'tss I,
E
Bkbsrnoe nno tranfe
Ytrfonsn trqusdt iiHe
wunetteeett rsr9attt
eur4 Baetn MT sOars
@ blule:A.
uaretne Suft rrlfao'
lttp ssmatt u. serstntst;
%3en t1ltmtten Sats
m t5tres Sstlmltttl.
Anheaun9sRoH 5er'
Fort.
Gaen ertrcfene zane,
8rof beulen, Pams
prrpotoett, aut8es
rtebene Saut &c.
Wbenmaftema 8e'
tetlt. .
Sd@er, wetBerIetnt
fns1 ben Veeraa9 pes
rglnte- erlanat.
g6tHsneoer perputet
Bun Wetnt8en oee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
"BUCHUP4IBA.D

S&ntle, srinbIi&t Sur fur aas f&mn,li&sn
Nitrsa. glafen unp tlriu.S Organ 8ranfbtitsu.
ST. Bel Npptbtfsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
9pbberte
berbmet

Die Ger,te Bier sss
trau@en DARIUS Stub
NIT srrscm GrteI3e Bet
Oipbtberts.
Y. Stolltn 10 trt,
@rccuSb Gla.
Glsnte aussetrpdntt.
Cholera rer5uist.
Sei1mlre 9erstntst
une sebetlt.
Set 9ooeSfduett icfIte
her est4uam eamtt bss
Ibdreelt tpereeu -
ptro ieesn piesrIi5eu
&erud, psr5dtsn.
Der auSeejethuete
MrSt Or. Z. Wartou
eimS, Rsrp Yrr', iaSt /:
so bin lssrjeust, bas
grpf. 9arbyS Bropbps
Ia;tie Stub Elm psr.fs
ROLES 9esiniieirunSss
mtttsl tif.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
u. {. 10. tsbe @pts.
3mtf6

Sdbrern MIR ~ austrprbtntIit biats,n grtiftu mad uub
Hn Dtatf&Idns, Otatrrtt8. uusaru, hr Comfy, psItu.
Dtlutn q. I. %.
dutu Ginpanstrtrn mad rtaIt&ta staottn Ia Bite Re Il
Str 3 ali m { aanJ ~btfenetrs anyurdtttu; lie rdsn
f4f btute. Hue In BsIttmsrt ppr itttr utbtrpsrtbiluns
sth&dtt unh ftRutn BET duiunft In Baltimore unmitttIsar
son Gampff&tf In bic btrrttatbtuetu 9iftubabupastn
edaen.
Der aIfp bas altt gaerlauh bsattn, Sttr gurduets
Gxb 8rtuubt btrdbtr tunmtn IdHta pil. fpatt I'D an bic
gltnttt6 ntten Gstnttn ptnben, be iu ieeer retttrn sus.
tssft srs be,tt aue. BritHt4t Gufrassn psrstn prompt
kaufwertet.
4. $c6u6mde6sr & Co., General. gssutsn,
RV. ) eab SAY Ctr, ealtimsrt, Orb.
Chr an 3. 9IauF n'us u Go,
astnttH In Gtteass, 81.
81 G~stuaut, SVwu, an peter Rttut u. Sstn n.
a6tst tarsuE sas gutrt paHasd6,int fur bic
Danpftr bee GSrsbtutf&tn elrpb auss tasat ptrstn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

2forbut furtrt. $e
Gin Wittsl sestn tbiss
rti4e pssr PEayenstfts
Glide &c.
OGDEN uuo po6eus
Rarben oerbdtst.
Gin Wittsittb msiner
Gamilie btfaIu bic Pp6sn.
So psnbtte bas .6luia'
an Der Batitnt psrfsl
niSt tn Gtsbtrbist, bss
belt tstEt gofsunarsen,
touute nab stpa bret
Do@su ipttbtr umbers
eebsu, uub bic anbsrtn
TN Sauis blisb,u rsrs
ibcnt. s.. VI. Yarttu,
ION, Bbildetlpbtd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

Der Wprtetutf6t elpus IN bic arSstt stutf6t Damsf.
EAf6fasrts 6dtdT6aft, feline Dantpfer aub auf sat Sell.
Me sttaut, mt stutI5tt Stltst'n btnanrt une
rssbsn sss t,utT & a aasttatntn ~stftbltst. Die That
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Rprbb
Bdfttmore- Gtnte.
Slesefmdktse Yagaster6eforoeraus
yrtf&tn
2srente,t unb Baltimore
I REC r.

lard u. rasnads b.,auutta tHfen,n saraustn.psa.
kamyH&tHt trAtr GfaHti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Gine Wiaisu 9dFaaiere

bts uebrfaprf trtf&tH gurspa uHs amtrtta NIT v. D.
RsyS. . mpf'rn stnd6t, fprt6t rsbI am B'h,u fir et,
Oefsbtbt eiefr etnts tttm ~rrftnttu publtium.
Die Or tktttensn Eneta ptt fsIat aatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
TROUGH ON T.

gtrtrsibt 8attsn, WSuit, &otbaussa. 8lisseu,
Amtisn, 1tttuanitn, Stnitbttrs, tss. Hd
&pstbarr1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
OarbDs
prop@q(aCtiC 1uio.
Gin Observation-Disclosures @eaenjfans far
auseraetnen 6amiIteugsbxan6.

0easts e4drIa6
nno tgpboie8isber,
Npbtberts, Gpds
4slfub, SaiSees
f9mare, po6eu,
~aferu nne aue
anite6enoeu4raufs
bdteu. Rer Rrdnte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Go merat
Walaria aus.

tsstent, icate 90 r.i4li5 s,srau&ea. @el6tS
fAtparjs Grbre&ea fattssfunsen bate,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

TutrsYtIIen iino ipejiel fur eieie Sdne
bersitet, etneS piis peruriad,t einen lcldbenSSedbs
Eel I'm Sefineen, Gas Der eeicense erffdunt 1T.
Sie pc rem zen Mppeit une psruria6su 6lciidbs
anfas, ia Der serPsr sendbrt unp eura TIRE tpniibe
9Sirfuua auf BITE Ser eauuna sp radue eth reselmdefs
ger Sniblsdns berocrserufeu trtre. Srets IS Gents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
Keller Kennings.

A few nights since tramp called at the
residence Of Lawrence LOWS and asked fol-
supper and lodging Mr.. Lewis, being q
charitable man, took him m and left him III
charge of the house, after feeding him, while
he with his family went to CHURCH. Being
monarch of all he surveyed the tramp pro-
ceedod to look over his possessions. He ap-
propriated Mr.. Lewis's best pants and good
overcoat, loaded his pockets with portable
eatables, and left. When the family returned
from church and discovered tho result OF
their generous hospitality, Mr. Lewis forgot
tho text, forgot the sermon and, it Ia limited,
strained the third commandment. Tramps
if they consult their personal safety, will give
Lawrence wide berth hereafter.
Married-At the residence of Martin Klett
on Saturday, March 4th, by Rev. q. Buell.
Jacob Wise and Jennie Wilson, both Of Balm
bridge.
Mrs. Hurlburt, of Texas, is visiting at her
fathers. O. NJ. Skies. She will remain here
some time, but ~ hiSnly pieaseu VIII Ine
"Lone Stnr State"
We understand that tho organ in the M. T..
church liz to be replaced by new one. 1t
has been kept busy for 22 years and, Grant
like, is old enough to 30 placed on tho retired
LIST.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' lem
pcrance Union was held at tho NJ. j.. church
on Sunday evening last, and WAS, az usual,
very interesting. Miss Foster, of Decatur,
and Miss Ida Parmelee, Of koelor, read fine
essays on Influence" aud Couture Mrs.
NJ. Hills rendition of the "Angels' Visit to
the Saloon and the song by Miss Lulu Buck
were good.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
Prospect Lake Pickings.

Herb. Jacobs started last week Monday for
Illinois.
Charlie Hill has recently become the pos
SCISSOR Of a fine Norman colt.
Mrs Ella Sanborn, from north western
Michigan, is visiting her many friends in this
county.
n. II. Craunel, an old settler of Lawrence.
died on the morning of Feb. %. The funeral
services were held at the residence next day,
and the remains were inferred in Prospect
Lake cemetery.
Elder C.. Scott started last Monday for a
visit to his old home in southern Indiana.
James Brsybrooks has como to Illinois 10
lind q location, with the intention Of remoy-
ing his family there.
The newcomer at John Shaw'a OH the old
David Christie farm, is a girl.
Mr. William Burden and his family, from
Now York, arc out visiting Mr. Burdens Sis
ter, Mrs. Hope.
Miss Flora Bristol is homo again,--hayine
spent most of the winter in Paw Paw.
A little village, of mushroom growth, il
sspringing up on the west side of tho lake.
Shall we call it "Abramsyillo"?
And still they come in crowds every Thurs
day night to the Prospect Lake lycetIm. The
session last Thursday night was the most in
teresting one OF the season. The question,
= Resolved, That the sea is moro beneficial to
man than the land" after an able discussion.
YVES decided in favor of the affirmative The
audience were treated to two solos, ably ren
deroG 10y Miss Eva Bacon, q solo by Fred
Phelps, and q duet by Fred and bis wife; and
Charlie Cony gave an instrumental piece of
his own CONFUSING. The literary exercises
were good.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

In the fret terrible wiHter spent by the Pill
grlms at Plymouth, in Massachusetts,, the sec
or pulmonary diseases we're planted. aud took
deep root in families which became the pro-
gentors OF thousands OF the American people
The prevalence OF CONSUMPTION, thus early de-
veloped, direc'e cd the attention OF the mot
eminent physicians and s,1sntific men to 40
investigation OF It's cause and the means OF
prevention and cure. The bsst results OF pro-
fessional studies on this subject ale combined
in DR.. j. e. Ayers Cherry rectorai, which Ii
now recognized as the worlds remedy for
coughs. colds, consumption aud other diseases
oil the throat and lungs. We believe it to be
absolutely certain IN Its remedial effect. IL e
. safe. pleasant aud reliable remedy, and II
kept ON hand ia every household, will prove
ia many cases Of colds, coughs, DC. means
OF preventing moro serious results.--Rich-
mond, Va, Religious Herald.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
Hamilton Hu,nmtngs.

A. S. Wise has returned from visit to
New York state.
Elmer, son of DOC" Steele, has been very
sick with congestion of the bowels, but il Il
little better at this writing
Horace Edmonds, formerly of this town
bat now one of the "black stars" of Dowagi-
&C, is here revisiting the scenes of his boy
hood.
We have heard of many ways of ''ti1ing'
cider, but up to this date We think that horse
radish is the best "fxer' we know Of.
Mrs. Eva Norwood is sick with chills.
Frank Cole has sold his fine Norman colt
TO Hiram Baker, of Keller.
The Rowlees are buzzing an immense amt
of wood on George Bakers place.
James Brooks died of consumption on tho
2nd inst.
The sales at John Linderman's auction
footed up something over S1,700.
Ida Doty can harness and hitch up span
of horse az quick az anybody, and can drive
as well to harrow, cultivator, pillow or wag-
on. She is but ID years old.
On Monday evening ramping surprise 80
cial was held at Chester Coles. Music, dane
ing, seven-up, apples and cider, all free, and
no presents. The esquire" led of gaily in
the quadrille, but the grand-right-and-left
was too much for him.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

Mrs. Libbie Robbins has returned home.
Mrs. A. s. Downing came home on Friday
last. Her husband WAS the happiest man in
Almena, knowing his widowerhood was at an
end.
The school at the Acorn school house clos
ed Oh Friday last with appropriate exercises.
Phillip Hinckley's people were completely
surprised on Wednesday evening, when their
house was invaded by their neighbors and an
elegant oyster supper was served. BY the
way, oyster suppers are becoming quite nu
merous here. One at Charley Earle's and an
other at c. Hoskins' the same week.
Hobo Sprague has decided to quit farming
and go to Grand Rapids and make brick this
summer. He has hired man to run the
the farm.
The concert given at the church by the
blind singer was well attended on Monday
evening.
The pleasant face of S. w. Fisk is again
seen ON our streets. Madame Rumor says he
will take one of our young ladies with him a.
wife when he returns south.
Another agreeable surprise was had at
Anna Downings on Thursday night. a high
old time was had, AZ we always have when We
90 to Downing's.
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Parties from abroad sometimes straggle
this WY farm-looking.
j. Il. Iobey has rented farm of over 200
acres near Climax. He goes back among old
acquaintance. We are sorry to have them
leave.
j. Il. Bradley is going TO move to Ostemo.
Scott Cashier has bought the old Monroe
place of Cyrus Lohr.
The friends and neighbors of j. Il. Tobey
gave him an agreeable surprise on last Fri
day evening. About forty took possession of
his house, and a very pleasant time was had.
More "goodies" were brought than could rea-
sonably be got away with.
School masters and ma'ams are closing up
their winter campaigns.
On account of quarterly meeting at Law
ton next Sabbath, there will be no service at
South Porter.
Last Saturday and Sunday were quarterly
meeting days ut the church. On Sunday ev-
ening Was held Sabbath School convention
and concert. There was an immense turn
ont and good time. Miss Carrie Robbins,
of Lawton, handled the organ in mastery
manner, IA she well knows how to do.
There was q well developed case of matri
mony discovered by Elder George in the fam
lily of II. j. Kellogg, Esq. The parties mostly
interested were George W. Fuller and Miss
Ella Kellogg. About forty invited guests were
present, and the whole affair was one of gen.
eral enjoyment. The presents were nice and
the supper magnificent. We wish the bride
and groom a long life of happiness.
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A Mr.. Lewis, from Wisconsin, has been
engaged TO fill our pulpit for the ensuing
year.
The concert at the church last Sunday ey-
ening was very pleasant affair.
Jim Salisbury's house very narrowly es-
capped cremation last Monday afternoon, but
by prompt rally of the bucket brigade and
a convenient supply of water the flames were
checked before much damage was done.
A temperance lecture is on the tapis for
some time in the near future.
Ed. Keeler has sold his drug store TO Geo
Myers, and retires from the post Office. He
talks of going to " The land of the Dakotas.' v
w. Il. Long has sold his house and pur-
chased another lot, on which he intends 10
erect fine dwelling.
Daniel Fowler has bought house and LOT
and il coming to town.
Chas. Young has the basement story of his
house well under way
John Bramlee, after a lingering illness
died at his home in Pine Grove last Monday
and WAS buried the following day.
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Lawrence Letterings.

On account of high water, the grist mill
and Hess & Rogers stave mill had to shut
down last week. but are at il again to-day.
Uncle Norman Bierce has Just returned
from Cadillac. He intends to spend the re-
mainder Of his days with his sister, Mrs
Howe.
Bill Howe il homo with smashed foot
lie has beck braking on the G. ~ W. NJ.
:. S. Fuller has made 800 pounds of ma
pie sugar, and has syrup enough for POO lbs
Inorc. Ed. Preston has also made 300 lbs
It sells in our market at - cents.
J. II. Kelley made $50 sap pals for The
sugar makers last week.
Mrs. Norton died on Tuesday last at the
advanced age of 6s. She was only sick -four
days
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LOcOi Notices
CORRESPONDENCE
Decatur Drfbblings.

Miss Ruth Russell Warren, very efficient
worker in the temperance cause, is expected
to conduct series of temperance meetings
in our village.
Auction sales are becoming common and
fashionable in this vicinity among farmers
ard property generally brings good prices.
Our corporation election was very spir-
ited one. Two tickets were III the feld-a
Citizens and Peoples ticket. Most OF the
candidates on the former were elected.
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tions when loaded with impurities, because ii
is thick and sluggish: and every person needs
at times something to cleanse and quicken the
vital current. DIR. J. c. A, er's Compound Ex-
tract OF Sarsapsrilla meets this want perfectly
aud his discovery OF this compound ranks M
important in preserving the blood in healthy
condition as does that OF VIM. Harvey IN dem
onstratlng its crculatory action. Nothing else
80 vitalizes, pur6es and enriches the blood as
Ayers SxrsaprIlla. II 3 a perfect blood and
nerve food IL never dieturbs the stomach
but greatly assists and promotes the digestion
and assimilation or Gil Dutrlments, and in
creases their po~er to sustain and nouush the
body. In renovating the blood it clears aud
quickens the int lect, aud thus gives to both
MUD and body the power OF long sustained
arduous and successful effort.-Corning, n. y.
Journal