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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

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beSn. ~ffrensere Answabl unb 8eauffdtt'
suns ieines vrepubIitanii9en" 2aisnpsrie.
nails usriprad. Sb es tlnftis absr pirt
LTD better wirb. 1T eine anbere Srass. ~
bebauern bierbst fnb nur bic arn.en Opfer.
Da paren he friber unter benz Sduss be,
ueriasten 6Ioitsridwsfern bod better auf
sebobsn! Waun wtro bas bon, sIaubens
lOien u9iberaIismus" bstborte BOLT bies
enblid etnieben lernen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
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Iu6 ;u Grnsuuile feel bic uon Der Res
sieruns umseiioBene @smeinbepabl sdns'
LTD ;u 9unitsn, Der RatboIiten aus. Aae
bret tatboIti5en @anbibaten purben uieber
eruibIt.
Sie &csirrung Fat isst, mad l6 Sabre
tangent Stuotum bic &idtung Der @tisus
babn uon Itbus mad Eaminss beffimmt.
Nobre q baat etuen bsoetten
Srunnen Der 5000 Jr. ueranidIast ut.
Die MIR mittbetlten, mar bic
9emsiubeuabl III Gintisnp unnuIirt more
ben. Die RatbsIiten babsn isbt ale lire
Ganbiouten erpdblt. Der @smeinbsratb
beitebt aus Z Ratboliteu, sinern l1uabbdns
Stseu unb einem 9iberaIsn.
Gipilitanh Der Stabt Nrlun.
5eirateu. Bonn 10. Defender, ".
u. &iidarb nit R. q. s 81. Esi9.-
St%erbefdIIe. 0om le. Dss., g..
6. o. @erIad, gbefrau gorbrun IS Sabre.
Bonn II. Gb. S9midratb, Wittws BON
Ue. Gbeismann, 81 Sabre. Bonn "a. S.
3. Bitains, 9atts pon u. W. Saupsrt,
SO Sabre alt. Bonn %. W. Wosris,
gbssatte uOn W. Z. alnstnssr, 81 SABRE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
A!teaiio:s, Farmers.

J w selling III ent gr,u,a. of high G,ado
4 re ~ z'.a .n' .r.,Il, ~
j. j Turner'S Aml.nonlate,l iians pate
} >. Rec. X ''o'4 - *, u = nr rnus :;
Al'". n" rrsnt N,i'>p;e t;uanu,
Fc EtHn 81. is'su Cha %,
AMI PARK, q " = P,sp,phn,ra
Please cal AMI rS ''nine FOR yuurse's~s =, 70
qn'htS q! d. api p,ess r,e fnrnsr Pllas-
ph'ie wit h. sod. Or Cash puig 90 Nteh.
The otnrf hSsn'Is cts aud, tiill' sn al -
Agent To- ips Rcbnpud CiI,ui'icn Gr~iu W
Feriiiizr' Dfi'i tho oniy Ps-iii Fofcs Fe.'l
Daill know -, AMI v ,ll &c SID o4sontble
GS>i an also settling the JObts' seaits, Chrin
ia s9', iExphJiDi x .hbrr BucEety and ihs
Cue Imjsr Pump, FIsh Bros. agons. Louis
C1O< BigSiss. ! an ptepoei ~ give van
lrr id ytsSNps. 80 I s., nDi prupJ-e 30
SCI 20 one ~ 80 ans hover pfics th.n .unthrr,
Tor III. would not be bpncsi. unrsI the goods
are frreut.
VIII be- p'e,sed to- hive . c5utirusncs - mf
old custom ana = gtstt many new cusiOnris
ihis season
Thankful for your p,s, Gvors earnestly
AK your faiIrs patron
Gle }. ". SIDCkEY. Agent
R,ni1ey. sept. g. 1882
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
~ r. NIcKELytY.

q Spanish Romance. Six years
ago an eccentric Spauiard was in
Keokuk IIo died IN spain last AN.
gust lie had AN only child, a Girl
twelve years old, and he wanted her
brought up a Protestant. Ia his &C.
centrcity hc named George Bland, a
cOlOrGd blacksmith, OF this city. her
guardian, and hc made contract
with priest in Spain for carrying oct
bis will. Ii provides that the priest
shall receive sixty. eight thousand dol.
lars IN case tho conditions are fulfill.
ed, otherwise nothing. George Bland,
the colOred man, is to have the same
amount aud tie guardianship Of the
child, who gets 100000 AMI large
amount OF diamonds and jewclry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

Lcuicnt With the Tramp.. "A telc.
gram was received here from Sir
johns Ran, on Tuesday laat, stating
that the seal OF one of the house cars
loaded with freight had been bros eli
and parties were suspected of being
inside ihe car. Upon tie train ar
irving here the CIR was examined. and
two tramrs found inside They sta
ted that they got in the car at Ba!ti-
more, that they stole nothing except
their ride, nor had they any intention
OF stealing any OF the go~l4. They
were very much surprised 90 learn
that they bal committed Il peniteBtia,
~ oileusc IN breaking tie so.d OF tic
car The officers let tie tramps loose
when they found that nothing had
been stolen from the Cur. and the Of,
Tenders went their way rejoicing
Cumberland Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

From the OFF, feinrns OF the cleo
tion in this State. for tno successor
ship To Judge Moore on Tie Supreme
Bench, il appears that SNYDER received
46 GGl votes and GUTHRIE A3 40.
Snyder's majority 1921. Coz. Jackson
Issued Judge Snyder's new commission
on Sntu day last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
tUMMlsSlpNkWs NUrIt T..


Thomas Wi Is
George w. Gore.
10y decree realer-t ~ We Gircat CaSlrt oi
ID Hampshire COuniy, in This cane, on the
z!st day OF SeiIeuttHr, ~. sid csns- W.. re
ferred 10 the undcrsgaed. Que at the COMMITS
sio1e's ~ said Court, - state ara settle tie nc
count between rhOmts Wills and George "
care
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given To all p,r.
tics concerned, tat I will attend ~ nv Offer
IN Romney, w Va on tbs Al DAY oi .cem
Der ntXj, 10 execute said iecfcs
l. ENIY ID. GlIKES0N,
Nov 3, 1873, Co n,ni-sione,,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DR.. Chiss's Recipes or Information
Tor Ever, hody, IA every county in the United
States aud CanadAs. Enluged by The y uhlish-
er tn 6I5 pages. II contains over a 400 house
hold ip-s and is suited 10 I'll classes aud
conditions oil sOr1ety. wonderful book aud
h0nS.h'id necessity !, sells NJ sight G'eat
est inducements ever offered 10 book agents.
Sample cnlsies sent hy mail tostp,id E-r ~. %.
Exclusive ie. riioiy given. Agents more than
double Their money Address Dr Ctnse St,am
Printing House. Aun Atbor, Michigan
October II. 1872 On.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
The Election on Tuesday Last.
Democracy Triumphant.

In Baltimore tae in lcpen lent JUL
ciary ticket was elected by majority
OF about $4,000. All the Democratic
Congressman from Maryland except
Blair and Chap man elected. Notions
majority is very small.
NEW YORK.
NEw YORK Nov. THE majority of
Edison for Mayor is 5000. Cleveland,
Demociat, is elected Governor by not
less than 10000. The Democrats
elect 16 if not Is on, of the IS Con.
gressmen, gain Of 4 or 5. The DEM
ocrats probably have the Legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PnILADELPHrA. Nov. THE Repub-
licans concede plurality OF $4,000 to
Patterson democrat for Governor, and
10 out of the % Congtessm en-, while
The Legislature is in doubt, and will
certainly tie controlled by anti Cameron
men. There is gain Of Z Congress
men by the Democrats.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, Nov.7.-The Democrats have
carried Massachusetts. Buffers ma
jority is reported at % 900. Tho Dom.
ocrats probably gain three Congress.
men,
NEW JERSEY.
OF The seven Congressman from this
State the Democrats elect 4 gain OF
one. The Legislature in doub..
VIRGINIA.
WAsHTNGroN, Nov. both pa.ties
claim Virginia, aud the gains and loss.
es are about equal The Democrats ex.
pect large gains in The interior towns.
Congressional towns in doubt, except
in fuckers and Barbour's districts.
THE " E5TERN STATES.
WAsniNGroN, Nov. I.-Meagre re-
turns have been received from The
W's'ern States, and those indicate
DcmnCratic gains il almost every State.
In Indiana the accounts indicate Dem
ocratic gaias III congressman, and the
State Will give small Democratic ma-
joritv. The prmocra's will control The
legislature. Colorado j. claimed by
bath par les Cal furnia shows DEM
Ic;ntic gain in C,rgrcssne y. Demo
Gratis cain tie S,ntc, bat claim not
c needed ~ Republicans.
LATER
NAsnINGToN, Nov. There is a
death OF returns from he Wctt and
the press dispatches ceased coming "a
this hour q PM The administrator
here Consoles that the Republican par.
ty has been utterly routed bu; they
hope to benefit ~ the defeat
rHs LATEST By LAST NfGnl's MAIL.
Fuller returns ffpmtihc States in
which elections were held on Tuesday
confirm the first accounts If the extra
ordinary gains made nv the democrats
in the Pacific coast. Michigan, X ,asas.
Talifornia and Nevada elect democratic
Governors. The VI chig,n democrats
claim six out 81 eleven Congressman
and it is supposed that the ent re Cali
fornia delegation in Congress will be
democratic The result al the lee
zion in VIRGINIA las not been def.
nitely n>ccrtliael, lu' it is generally
adni'le TIA At he ictdjnser candidate
for Congress at large has been ,lrc'cd.
AM that the delegation in Congress
will he nearly EQUALLY divided - Rabi-
m,Te Sun, Nov 8.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
j. -. jackson. Governor.

- - cstSAASOAAs NJ SA-AAoA-
To ali whom these presents shall come, 0reeting
THE year nov passing away has beea repie,e
j with The blessings OF health. peace and
prosperity. Industry In all its branches has
r~sped . rich reward, anj the sell has teemed
With abundant hsrvests. Our State 10 Ia 40 era
OF rapid development, oIr mines and forests are
yielding ahunda lily of their riches To the uses
OF commerce, and wealth and population are
steadily pouring into our botdas.
Therefore, in grateful recognition OF these
bounti OF The Great Giver OF Good. and in
compliance with the hsiiow-d castom of the
State, I. JACOB -. JACKSON, Governor Of
the Sta,eof West Viz gina, designate Thursday.
The 3n,h day of November, 1881, xs = day Of
Thanksgiving and Prsi,c.
Tn that day let the citizens OF the State alb
stain frtm their ususl avaca,ions let them
purify their HEARTS from passion, envy and un
81 asitab,eness. and all them with kindness,
lovsnpd active tencvo!ence toward the sick 40 A
NEEDY then assembling ia their pl ices OF publ
worship as well 80 ab.ut their family affairs
aud hesrtl.siones, let them pay homage to Gvd
t,r the manifold tokens Of his favor.
10 Testimony Whereof I have hereunto g.,
- my hand aud affixed the I.ess Seal OF
ssAL The State, ut wheeling, this sixth day
~ of November. In the year OF our Lord
o"e thousand eight hundred aud eighty-two :
and vi the Stale the twentieth
J. L. JACKSON.
BY the Governor
wM. ". JACKSON.
Private Secretary.
Nov 10 1882
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

Tie Kirg OF Denmark i, truly a pa.
ternIl monarch. Finding that during
the recent severe wealth the royal foot
guarl5 were suffering greatly from
Colds an! Coughs, his eyol old gea-
tleman ordered q supply of DIR. Bul,'s
Cough syrup for them and sow tue
seniT.e' are happy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10
Commissioners N 1tlce.

II lie accounts of JDbn NnnrOe Sheriff pf
ilsup-iiiv C.1,ttY, aui ~ s:ich cOianiltte,
rdn'ui' trhfUr az tseofxr SiWr,i. dec and oi
H. - Powe'l, late hsftE ,t ii-,n,sIitc cpuatr,
md Sssneh cot a,itfre adm inisJfat r 81 GeOrgs
k.itr, d'c'd., brlng 1efore fur srffebynt,
N"iice 10 hereby given that ! wiH aiieud at my
huge ia Ror.neY. Vel Va on iiir 1ih dsy
1T Novtm1tr. lSs2 Tor he aTpose ~ r,fe,vIn Z
proof o. debts demands agaipsi said G,. e o
stu up aud Grorxe Re,trr th-ir isies.
Given under my ii,ud ,h's 27ih d, ef sep
TIMBER. 1882
JAMES, y. GIBSON.
Cumqi.sioHsr oil Aecuunts
Sei,Iepier %. ls>l IN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

An Exchange remarks tlnt it may
prove OF interest 20 onr farmers TO
learn that corn .hnslls are worth from
$25 10 30 per tom 10 b dtimDro'-
They arc u'el for mattresses, and
open NJ cool mlri<ct ipr what IS
thrown To- waste iu naiiy localities.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

No agricultural implement has e..
yer becu So cordially received BIS thc
farmers as the WhippIc Spring Tooth
Wheel Harrow. fields can DOW be
plowed whenever thc weather wilt
permit and no matter how long it
lays the Whipplo viii soon make 1t "a
seed bed. Send to T.. j.. Whitman,
Baltimore, Md. 81, ci~cvIars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

Arc YOU troubled with sIch symp-
toms &C dyspepsi, IS hclchiog, tasting
~ tha food heart burn. cicf Browns
lion Btiers viii cure you.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

Brighss Disease Of the Kidneys,
Diabetes and other Diseases Of the Kid
neys and Liver, which you are being so
frigbtcne abou', Hop BItcrs is the
ONLY thing that will snrely and perma-
nently prevent 'ui care. All other
pretended cures only relieve Tor time
and then make YOU many times worse.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

The coal product o. Illinois is only
second 10 that ~ reonsylyania.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-10

The Albasy d. - Argss observes I:
Jndle McGoNnr, ttI, ciiy. was cured
81 tAtul4t,sw by -. jac5bs Od
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-03

brilliantly does he shine as the most aggress-
i've, dashing public man in his party-the
deeper does he make his mark as courage
Gus American; and the more humiliating Is
the seeming disposition of the present Adj
ministration to withdraw itself from any
question around which the British lion may
choose to thrash his tail. Whatever is to be
said Of Blaine from a partisan standpoint,
he enjoys the distinction of having IN
dertaken to give the United States a
diplomatic position with brains and
blood in it. About the only conspicuous
foreign achievement of the United States
is the purchase, at an extravagant price. of a
bleak and almost uninhabitable region lying
far north Of valuable country which Great
Rritsin acquired by the failure OF this coun-
try to obtain justice in the~running of the
Columbia boundary line. American citizens
can hardly go fishing out of sight of towns
in which they live without falling under a
British embargo. The United States Is
grudgingiy allowed enough salt water for its
citizens TO go swimming in. Dir. Blaine
thought this country deserved to occupy a
better position automatically. Those who
relied him to enable sauce back"
across the ocean, or, possibly, to put our nu-
merous idling naval officers on their mettle.
are disgusted with the sleep into which Sc
rene old Mr.. Frelinghuysen has fallen. As
Blaine suggested in his testimony on Wednes-
day, the Government is now taken in regu-
larly at night ard locked up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-03
FROM THE BORDER.
A Fight With the Indians-One Man
Killed and Two Wounded.
WASHINGTON. Nav .

WASHINGTON, May ..
Capt. Upper, of the Sixth cavalry, in COM
mand of two companies, reports from a camp
on the east side of Animas mountains, April
2Sth, as follows: Jumped large force of
lndiaas at daybreak this morning, about
thirty-ive miles east of Clovedale, killing
twelve or fifteen. Among them, Loco's son.
We captured seventy headstock. The en-
gagement lasted until twelve, at noon, but
we were unable to dislodge them from a very
strong, natural position.
The stock was cut off bv the cavalry in
the first charge and under fire withdrew my
command quietly and without loss. During
the fight Loco endeavored to induce our
scouts to turn against us. Our casualties
were in company A, one man killed and one
wounded. In company G, one man wounded
slightly and two horses killed. All the men
Behaved handsomely. 1t appeared our last
chance at the hostiles right at the Mexican
border and they seemed somewhat desperate,
as their force was at least four times greater
than estimated by me. BY direction of Gen
Fosyth. l will proceed in further pursuit to-
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-03

THE value of medicines compounded by a
thoroughly educated physician and scientific
chemist must be apparent to all. As such
we take pleasure in commenting DIR. j. c.
Ayers Cathartic Pills. Public confidence in
them has steadily increased, until now their
use can he said to be universal. Great and
permanent popularity does not come without
great merit. Our experience convinceS US
that Ayers Pills are superior to any others
in all the uses for which cathartic medicine
is employed. They are pleasant to take, and
are perfectly safe, sure and effectual. Ayers
Pills satisfy all the requirements of a reliable
family physic, and their timely use undoubt-
eddy prolOngs many lives and promotes the
health and comfort of thousands. -No,thern
Ohio Democrat. may2d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-03
CORPORATION MEETINGS.
rhe Eastern Railroad. and a Fire In.
surance Company's Meetings.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., May 3
The annual meeting of the Eastern Rail-
road in New Hampshire, was held in Ports
mouth. Tuesday forenoon, President Moody
Currier in the chair. Treasurer Edward .
Abbott presented the annual report for the
year ending April 30, 1882, which showed a
balance on hand of s3,44S.l9. The report
was accepted.
The following were elected directors !:
Moody Currier, Dexter Richardson, Francis
Thompson, Edward A. Abbott, William II.
Goodwin, Edward L. Gibbings, Frank A.
Phiibrick.
At subsequent meeting Of the directors
Moody Currier was elected President, and
VIM. II. Hackett, Clerk.
The annual meeting of the Kittery & Eli
OF Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held
Monday. The following were chosen direc-
tors: Warrington Paul, John Wentworth,
Joseph Langdon, of kittery; John d. Frost,
Timothy Dame, of Eliot, Joseph Moody, ].
ID. Bragdon, Yo:k. The affairs Of the COM
pany were reported in excellent condition.
The new First National Bank of this CITY
has been numbered 2672.
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Aprmocrntic View OIL.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer Dem)
People who sneered at Mr.. Blaines letter
touching the Clayton Bulwer Treaty at the
enunciation of a "Jinga policy are not de-
irving comfort or confirmation from the in
vestigation which has for some time been in
progress in Washington regarding the course
of the State Department in South American
affairs. On the contrary, Mr.. Blaine has been
very much strengthened in the opinion of
those who believe that our foreign policy
should be something more than obscure rhet-
oric and humiliating concession to England
and leave those who adhere to the timid plans
to wriggle in a manner unbecoming country
which lays claim to consequence and courage.
Blaine's examination indicates what fire and
force there might have been in the manage
ment of our foreign relations had he been re-
tanned in the State Department. and directs
attention painfully to the relapse into nonentity
under Frelinghuysen. The main result of the
negotiations concerning Chill and Peru is that
England is reaping tremendous commercial
harvest, and enjoying the largest privileges
at Chill, while mail-bags must be inspected
BY Gillian corporal before they can be
transferred to United States steamer. The
more Blaine Is probed in the matter of his
conduct in the State Department the more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-03
Not the Righ, Kind Of n Puppet.

From The Baltimore 4mer1can (Rep)
The enemies of Blaine have induced their
puppet Belmont to carry on the attack by
writing letter to the committee ostensiblv to
apologize for the supplementary language
used toward Blaine but really to reaffirm in
cold blood the brutal words that were not
pardonable even when uttered in anger. while
smarting under the shame of conscious de-
feat. Blackguardism is always painful
spectacle in public life, but never more so
than when deliberately employed in the hope
of degrading and Illuminating a man of emf
nent taleats and generous nature, who has
grown year by year dearer to the people as
he has grown grayer in their service. The
enemies of Blaine who fight him from behind
this clo,hes-screen, Belmont, needed q thick
skinned. coarse. impudent young person. but
they had not sufficiently drilled him. To call
Blaine coward is like calling Grant or
Sheridan or Hancock coward. Bully he
carrot be called after the remarkable self.
control that he showed under the insults of
this gad-iy. The enemies of Blaine have not
been fortunate in the choice of their puppet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-03
HOUSE,.

After some question as to precedence the
Speaker announced the regular order to be
the consideration of the bill appropriating
S75 900 for the erection of public building
at Hannibal Mo.
The bill was passed.
At II the House went into the committee
of the whole on the tariff commission bill.
Messrs Chase and Hewitt, of Alabama,
favored the pending bill and Mr.. Herbert
opposed it. The committee then rose.
Mr.. Page moved to take from the Speakers
table the Chiness bill, with amendments, for
the purpose of concurrence. There were no
objections and the amendments were con-
Cured in.
A message was received from the President
transmitting the diplomatic correspondence
touching the Israelites in Russia. Referred
to the committee on foreign affairs.
Adjourned.
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spent under her influence, she his whole life,
and her sudden betrayal so affected his INTEL
lect that he was not responsible He appealed
entirely to the hearts and svmpathies of the
jury and did all that could be done with
bad case
County Attorney Rounds closed for the
State, presenting his side Of the case in an
able manner, confning himself to the law
points and the evidence. He spoke one hour.
At 4.30 Judge Danforth charged the jury land
the case was given to them at 80
Recess.
The VERDICT.
At 9.l5 P. NJ. the court reassembled, and
the jury came in with verdict of murder in
the second degree. The prisoner received
the virdict without emotion.
Adjourned.