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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Ter Sstfauf ppn ainOsrpidslsn

1er StfIuuI uBN d"tNUtTplfUltH
frafhar. Gem Ssrtauf Don Stnpsrpt.
liplen unp ben tn Sp!se rs5irlttn 70 bdus
fla siHtretsnpen tsfioSsns pertbsn un'
fallen miro turb eiue Gnti6eipung oes
Staatsoberesri6,S pom Snpiana, ets
Obns 3prifsI aut tn psn @tri6ten an
ts.n Siaat,n ale YrGceesnBfua sur
Ni6lldnur 9enrmmsn perrsn MIR, bot
ientIi6 @inba!t sstban p.rpsu. Sn
rsn porliesenpsn GuIle buttsn Die Snubsn
Auen unp IoDc SObniou BON Sinpforp,
'stnsm 5inplu In iolten Arttitln Yis
fUlenputronen asfauft, pslde NIT pub
per unp SussI sslaren warsn. Die
8nabsn ~faufttn rte Yatronrn, UNI fs que
stnn 8tnperpit ole 81 f6,sbsn. unc 8ins
fprp 3sieie tbusn cen @sbraud cerlslbsn.
Salp nod rem 8srfauf ltebsn allen uno
Ipep bic NIT elmer iplbsu pItrcne &C.
lutere &ipberpiitcl. auf osm Subbppen
bes 3immsrs lisssn; ibr ie6s Sabre
alter Yrutsr Seriie bob ite auf fsusrts
fe ab, bic 8uesl traf ICsc uni eteNer
fart on OR @uEpe. Der 0attr cts
8iness letiets stne 8lase Elm, unp Bin
fptp wuree Su SbapsneriaB perurtbe,lt.
Dfr @rtdtebof nfidrte bet Auslprut
bfe llrtbsile gin Wann. rpel&sr einem
8tnpe sinsn Artifel bon 9sfabrli&em
Gqarattu in bic Sdnps 8ttt, Der BEN
8inps ppsr Mnbtrsn S6dpsn ipfd8sn
fam, madt f6 elmer itrafbaren !Sanr'
luna lhuleta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

gu Grfurt TT Elm nbotuniider 8srein
fir 9eiammt' Ebiriusen" ms esben setre'
ten. Bisber bate @rfu,t cine Ssttion bss
nor swet Sabren au S~onsersbuuisn &c
g~rinbeten botaniiden 8sretns fur NorSs
Sbarinsen ,Srmiidia@; nadbem Der Der.
iu@, ben Sit bisiss 8srsins BON Sonbers'
bauien mad @rfurt 3u usrIesen, seideitert
TT, baben bic bisberisen MitsItsbsr aus
Wittel' anb SaosE birinsen i1 Doh Der
vSrmiidta" Iosseiast unb In grfurt ben
erpdbnten botanii4en 8ersin fir De,
ianlmt GbiIinaen 9earinbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
9esaten.

CINE bsIsjiSs Sansfrau bat ft6 ni4t
seiaeut. in tbrem Eeiiumente ibrer SOr'
liebs for bas MtIitde ~off,nsn QusOrrG IA
ssbcr. gle bat ibt games 8erm6sen, im
Retrage pom e'aer Billion Jrancs, ber BEL
giI&eu armee uerma3t. 4ussaatofen
pom Der @rbidaft purSsn nur tetu, 6e'
fimmt beast6uets &esimenter. Bel&es
gnbredsn Iib bieie seseu BITE tusenbiume
Juusfrau BET beren 9ebseiten i5ulbiS se'
madt hab.r, wetR man ni4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
d Ieiien.

Der @iuter 1T auf benz &isisrssbirae
NIT suer Wabt bsreinsebroaeu. Son Der
8oppe bis gum 9oaitetu 1T Der Rau,m nit
elmer weiBen Dede siussbiu,. Sn her
Radt pom 8. gum 9. Nou. fnb eroBe
Wafsn S6nes s:falen bis tief bsruntsr
iu ben 8orbsrseH. Die &ir9e su 0ans ii
bersits einseitnsit, uub bis sur alien uuo
neusn i@IsfI9su Banbs Iisst ebsnfaus
Shuee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Gnslano.

Sn England sibt 60 fir re!6e 2suts nod
Strafsu GbomaS MIsrdnbsr Sspss Grb;u
ion uOn Ousl Mount, Misan, stn iebr bs'
slterta @nsIdnber nit $50, 600 Sabres
eintinften, Durbe nsulid upn ben Qiper'
pooIsr @elGworsnen i&utois ~befunben, ouf
einen YoIistfsr in m6rbsriiGn abfGt &c
idoNsn bu baben, aIs CT i'm nit einsm
5aftbsfebIe In Der Sanb psrbaftsn polte,
unO gu 5 Sabrsn 8udIBaus usrurttsiIt,-
SObalb stpGs benz aebuIi9es bel unS ucr'
taut, woQsn mir CO resiitsirsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Sob n.

Der Sirt &arl anton uon Sobsn,ol'
Tern bat auf Bitten bes R6ntss BON Spas
MEN bsmislbsn bic fir bas fpanii1e 8oIt
boduidtissn 8%eliquisn TIRES 6sIben Gro
geidentt. DieieIben, tn einsm flsinen
Sartopbnse bsHublit, pareu aug benz
wdbrenb bes fransOfi9 ipaniidsn 8tisses
1908 serii6rten 8rabe tn Spanien in ben
Bsie bss bamalissn Jirften pom 9obsn,
touern aslanet unb wurbsn isitbem In ben
Rdumsn Der auf bisiisem SaIofe bsfiab'
Itdsn @affsniammlurs aufbsuabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Sd5ftf@e Staten.

Ser 9ersog BERNHARD pom Sa6isn:
Wsinirsen,--pslder, i'm Sdbrs 1880 &c.
borsn, i'm Sabre 1903 untsr 8ormnubidaft
fsiner Wutter ietnsm Batter In Der &sgie.
ruus b,s 9unbsS foIsts, bisfsIbe 1921
isIbfftdnbis lbsrnabm unS, oils ON 10.
Ssptembsr 1866 bic preubtiden Grupp.n
In Wsinin9sn einrittsn, bic Rssieruns Su
@unitsn bss @tbprin,en @sors KisbsrIsste,
1T geitorbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

Die srbBte Ra,pIenai9tsret in Deuti9'
lamb If bic bon Der 5srri6aft s6nissuar'
tho BET Sauteu bstriebene. OieieIbe UNI
fust 2l5 Eeide NIT 1000 prsub. Morsen
6ld@eninbaIt. Nd5f R6nissuartba bot
Die sr5sts &arpfsuiudt bic Domdne Ssit;
bsfiubst f9 tm Bette BON 72 Gel.
den pon suiammen 1900 preuB. Worsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
% atern.

Wel&e Summs Der Sopfsn bsuer In
mantsn @sgenbsn brinst, sei9t tus 9farr.
botf 8fofelb (NutsIfrantsn), usItes sui:
iasn 80, 900 bis 100000 Wart aus Bop
fen sinsenommen bat. Dabst 1T Der Sop
f.nbau an %ssnanntsm STte msbr 0sbsn'
bau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Eblringif4 Staten.

Den @rifsIma9.rr TN @rafsntbuI'idsn
Sdieferbesirte ftsbt pi.oer elm barter
S9Ius beuor. 9ie sessnwdrtissn 9rifsI
preiie finb auf bas duBerfte WaB berabss
brldt; trotbsm mutbsn bic auffdufsr ben
@riff.Imutsrn cine peitsrs prsissrmdsi,
suns pon 40 Brobsnt au. &usm 2ini9sin
mad tsmmt es ,um Strite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Sir Giuwdn0erer.

giuwanetrtr unb fUItt. rdte Strpanets uue Brmnbs
ous europa trpartsn, rSstn i4 "A itbtr Belt al hen In.
t,r,udnsf,p nm ausIuaft uab SiIft ptntsn. % tnu Sc
maub pou Europa icmmt 70 btr adrt6ttst man into, mb
patem Saihs une In ptldtt S6'fs qbtbeiIuHa m an ass
laustn wirb 10 ptrbt Id btnidbtn am bti tfsnbtu Pan
bunaspldBt In Ggpfdue uttmtn unb Tim lstraa hits Wlss
uue 3bat iur Sttt ftben, NlS 0tirautnsmann ts faS
tbclil4tn Qpmttss fur @tnranbrtr babe Id tas Nt6tW
Gaalt @arttn fte an mia tur1 Brittle anetpitftntn etn"
panb'rtr ~ Tn pfaratn unb fur ibr Btfes ~ ieratn.
BabIrt6t 9tuantft ppu sstfItStn une ptltlibsu ytrlon"
ISrtnrr fur mstnt gDiTffamistt In titiu anssltstnprt
S1ttseoRtrGftt &c. ppR unb mad europa ntrbtn pnst6s
une bic H6srAt ausiunft bu Raitpltint eelsnttn W
gptftn, Baprbiattt fur aqt gilsutabHtu In ben Der. SIss'
ten trttuli. Hau atrtaIt
Joseph Koelble,
1856 East Third Street, New York CITY,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
&anfaS.

8. .. Burt aus @ursta, purbs
tn Sremont, Rebr., psssn @rpnbbrisfdl,
i4nnsen, Bferbe' unb 8isbbisbfabI per,
baftst unb bsimssi9afft. Der uabaftets
MENTIONS assnt @orbsa in Detroit, Wit.
tFst manssls girsidaft BON $4,000 unb
ptrb am 4. DECEMBER prOesifrt psrbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

In bic Rir9tburmipise fubr unb bieieIbe
ent8anbete. Der Eburm wurbe p6ais tn
ai4e selest, wobur4 aud bic Rirde gans
bsbeutenb seIitten bat. Mu9 bic Srsel
warb bur1 bas Seaer pernittet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

als bic Snftoren mir ni6t 9rltrn
f~onnten, nabm i'd meine 3ufiu4t su Or.
Aus. R6nis's 9amburser ErOpfen. Die.
ieIben baben mir ssbOIfsn, benn bsute bin
i9 wtsber fdbis. metne arb.tt gu usrri9
ten. - @bas. Rtebl. Burr Dat, Ras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

ISM Der Susenb nidt psrssbrt, in
alter ni4t entbsbrt.~ Risrsn 6raut fu.
rirt i'm Dinter fouobI uis I'm CONNER.
Us 9ibt beinabe Rismanbsn, benz cine
srintlt4e Rur NIT Rtsrsn.8 raut ieben
6rhbIins ni9t gut tbun plrbs. Wer has
lsIbs in trodsner Sorm ni9t sub.reiten
fam. mag nur bic fiifse anusnbsn.. Die
Birtung III bieielbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
a n b. .

Rbetn unb WoieI.

Sn M a n 4 purbe cine SamiIie pon ct,
mem sisenibamIi4en 8erbdItniB bsimse'
iu4t. OieisIbe III I'm 8srIaufs pon 8 Ga
gen ausseforbsn. am Wontas itarb Der
6amiIisnoater, am Dieniias feline Srau
unb 5wet Gage ipdter III bic ein,ise God
ter natssfoIst. - Sn Rteberbort
Rrsis 9eIbern. bat Elm sSdssr sinsn NIT
&artoffeln'a ufsisn bsi@dftistsn Wann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
a d fen.

81 6rautenbauisu III in ben sriisn No'
psmbertasen i~eItsnsr Weiis nod elm @s'
pittsr nisbsrsssansen, nobel Elm YIitftrabI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
GtabIirt 1853.
% tt It q iter
.ODaa NstberlaHS
Stsamibip Company.

Dtsis einis III Der birtftsfs unb beausmff
Wes fir pa0asisrs aus
Smbs uns MittelsS eutfhlano uni
Der Sbpei3.
paNass- prsis ~nittrissr pis BET irsenS elmer
anprrn 9inie. DIE @ssaibatt bat TIRE ststnfi
Dampfsr mad Bremen, Sambura S&psssn,
0crpessn une auf rem 5tbsin laafsn. Dur&
ben nslen SssfanaI s~elanssn bic Camper bin.
men g Siurbeu ron Nmitsream mad pfentr
Gee. Die Dampfsr trausPprtirsn teiu 8isp.
". u. 81. toe Sasr,
Sen. @ssnt, Rem gcrf,
@utsn Soruert. Sen. Wsfsrn Yaf asttr'
Naent, SO. 90 Sac ale Ctr, &birdsp, SiitHrtSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

gu ga 6 s~erfi0rte am Wittmob
etn Geaer 10 9olabduier TN @siddftstbstIe
bss Stdbtdsns. Der 8erluif betrdst
$40, 900, bic 0erfterung nur $4,000.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-20
An Era Of Corruption.
From the Loal.,Ill. csnrl.r.yanrn.l.

From the Louisville Courisr-Journs.
The present system Of taxation is
yieldingRa surplus, above all probable
demands. estimated At from SIPS 600.
600 to Sl50.00O 600. This surplus ex.
ceeds the whole amount Of the public
debt IN 1860. IL exceeds by more than
dliy per cent. the entire expenditure Of
the government in ls60-s7T, 600, coo, Of
which amount sl7.0OO.OO0 was on nc.
count of the debt. This surplus is taken
from an unwilling people. from people
already heavily burdened by State and
local taxation. aud striving TO the vt
most tn repair the ravages OF war, the
wsste Of the panic, the ruin OF FIRE.
drouth and Hood. II comes from a
people occupying new land, with
roads and bridges and homes 10 build /:
from a people needing to husband all
their resources and to use with the ut.
M 81 caution Ill their strength. With
this people little is yet finished, and
many millions are annually expended
in public and private works which were
built in the old countries hundreds OF
years ago and which hundreds Of years
hence coming generations will use.
These millions OF surplus will be used
only to a limited extent--can be used
only to a very limited extent in the
payment Of the public debt the great.
er part will remain subject to the de.
mand of the public piunderers. IL is
plain to even IA casual observer that the
lobbyists and subsidy hunters controlled
the organization of the House ol Rep.
Tesentatives that the committees were
80 arranged ~ to make easily successful
any raid on the Treasury. This IL a
Republican party raid and for il that
party must be held responsible.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-20
Infamous Government Witnesses.
CLOSING EVIDENCE IN THE POLITICAL TRIALS
AT CHARLESTON.

CLOSING EVIDENCE IN THE POLITICAL TRIALS
AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. .S. c., April l3.-In the
United States Circuit Court, Judge
Bond presiding. the case of the United
State VS.. Bates ct al, charged with vio.
lating the election law at Acton pre-.
cinct, Richland county in 1880. was re.
sumed. Testimony for the defense was
opened and closed and the testimony
in reply for the prosecution was closed.
Mr.. Dallas Sanders made the opening
argument for the prosecution and Col.
onel J. G. Haskell opened for the de.
fence. One cousel on each side will be
heard tomorrow, and the case will then
20 TO the jury. The witnesses for the
defense to-day denied poiut.blank the
charges made by the Governments
witnesses, and swore positively that
Kane, the United States supervisor,
had been allowed far more privilege
than he was entitled To under the law.
They testified that the ballot box had
been opened fully and displayed to
Kane before the election began, and
that he Expressed no dissatisfaction {:
that Kane had been caught twice with
his hand in the ballot box and it was
shortly after one of these occasions that
the bundle OF tickets had been found
in the box. The defense also put up a
number OF witnesses to prove the bad
reputation OF the Governments wit.
nesses. Oue was shown to be = gambler
and to have been tried for larceny and
murder. Another, q colored school
teacher, was shown to have forged the
pay rolls and swindled bank in Co.
iumbia and seduced some OF his pupils,
another was shown to have swindled
colored woman out of n tract of land,
and testimony was introduced which
went to show that every witness examin.
ed by the Government bore a bad repu.
tation in the community in which he
lived and to be unworthy Of belief on
oath.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-20

THg New York Tribune cannot. by q
policy Of silence. evade the direct aues.
tions put To its editor by Mr. Hastings.
of the COMMERCIAL Adrertiser, who says,
Il it true that during the summer OF
1880 Whitelsw Reid took q large sum
Of money 20 Mentor that was obtained
in very queer way7 Dare he publish
certain letter that Pacific railroad
people know something about7 Dare
he Tell the country what promises were
made In consideration OF the railroad
kings turning very large sum of mon.
ey into the campaign fundl Dare he
tell tn whom that money was turned
over and who took il to Ohio? Dare he
cell TO whom that money was tuTneA
over and who took 1t to 0hiof Dare be
tell what disposition was 70 have been
made Of certain measures before Cong.
4eas az return for the contribution Of
that money! IL Il true that a seat on
the supreme benah vas aiso thrown In
20 induce the payment Of the large
sum mentioned7
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Treasurer's Sale

1871. AND PREVIOUS YEARS
NOTICE Is hereby given that in
18th day of June 4 T.. Isls entitled "Au ACt g.
amend Act directing the mode of ceiling uBsszisl
lsuds in CsutFr ruuni1. auI The sHfsfAl FuFrrun
thereto. ihsre vtl bs erIs At guilir tals outrTy
ts falssirE trarts ef uu.ssfd Lands ~ aid
So the iar-s duo aud uHpaii hsfrgu. 81 ihs tuurt
House. ih The iotuuEh ui Bflsfunts, on MON DAT
JUNE 4. u. l--Z At one O'Clock, 2 "
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-10
Orr Kaleidoscope.

Eight lawyers Of Nevada are employed as
counsel in Il lawsuit about the ownership of
a like number OF hogs. The pen is evidently
mghtier than the sword in Nevada.
"To the first widow Of Lincoln who shall
secure a husband after my death beQueath
5000 was provision in the will OF Ne
braska widow. Just forty minutes after this
became known the claimant appeared.
4 Western man has been telling some Phil.
adelphans how Western cities grow. He says
he went of into the mountains hunting. and.
night coming on, he went to sleep in a tree
to be out OF reach of the wolves. He was
awakened early next morning by some work
men, who told him to get down and finish
his nap on the court house steps, AS they
wanted to turn that tree into a flag pole Tor
the hotel across the way. lie gol down and
while rubbing his eyes was nearly run over
by street car and got his feet tangled in AN
electric light wire.
Down in Ohio it is considered good luck to
see bull over your right shoulder, in case
You are within ten feet of the fence Dttrpt
Free Press.
49,, ..r e..,., :,
sii,sl. uiGi VI o'oou WIN iurnsh lnc
MOSQUITO iopu I4i WeeN' anu YET pcope
WIZ, mno u.nN ne'iy ,ntlisc'S pSSIItHusG we
rs, n,c' We,a ,i,,' 'E' ''' = "''''''"
A tenor who has h.or hissoa ~ tho, ,,o
oxnia;nS NJ n's ov,u iisSeu Vit ,lt stag
si, WSs WI H. ;'.i'1 ,,'.iU, ~
aarrcstiv ,Fv.r Simon H.; I.| dis",Syo- "r s,>1
was Incoming n nonnler ayorits ha Is. wa, h'.
o mae os popu'", ia'oil,e ne mas neen
heavens he carried his malirnan, envy 10
snch noint ,hst he hr;hot ,nn 7"a a',' ny ="
clauue SO as to get M, 10 sinr f,lsr,"- pty,.
sian VIZ.
81 hone ,.,,, ,,,;,, .,,,.,.a .,....-,..,.,,,...,
far sal% 20" man ,Nouse ny s,,!piuI,y,u
whose professional skill had been VISITED ON
her husband and who had called again To in.
vestigate the condition of tie patient "but |
really didn't think" "Your husband Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-10

to respond to this toast Tie handsomely eu.
loglzed President Arthur, as the first Vermont
President aud rs an honor to the Office and
to his native State.
The subsequent regular toasts were
announced by POSTMASTER Col. Geo.
W. Hooker, who called up the various
speakers with apt and humorous illusions
3. orr country -Ex.Gov. Proctor, after
various witty remarks suggested that the
fact that We have country to toast was
owing TO the work of the soldiers of the Union.
4. The COagre>S Of liz Eajtod States
Hon. w. W. Grout, NJ. G., alluded to the
river and hnrbor bill, the anli.Mormon legisla.
ton. and other work Of Congress, and gave
way TO his distinguished successor Judge
! Poland
Hon l.. p. Poland, NJ. G.. elect, suggested
| that perhaps enough had been said for Con
ercss by his friend" Gen. Grou, and went
on to speak very impros.vcy of the honor
| due the soldiers, for the service they per.
formed in preserving the Government.
). Tile LtgiSldtuyC If Vermont Lieut..
Gov. Pingrcc, as President of the Senate, and
Speaker Martin. responded iittlngly to TIL,
tCast.
6. TIE .S,co,d and Me Pen-Col. VIM. G.
llolbrook of the 9Th Vermont, now of New
York city, told the interesting story OF the
b uH JUS tcHsuIc W inc ilu ltslHCHl Nv tcu
Butler and the reversal of his condemnation
by subsequent courts of inquiry,
:. me .irmy yNe Potomac - Sergcan
Lucius Bieclow quoted aptly and Of
ectivcly, from Shakespeare, part o
Henry the Fifth's address to his sol
diers before the Battle Of Agucourt, and re-
hukcd with much vigor the recognition 0
coppcrhcads by comforting offices and honor
on men who spit upon the flag our soldier
gave their blood to save
8. The OH Byfgade--Cul. T. o. Seave
paid an eloquent tribute to the Old First Yer
I mont Brigade, and culogized its first tw
commanders. Generals Smith and Brooks.
.. Tile Seconh Blfgade- Briefly rcsponde,
! to by Col. W. g, Ncazcy, whose own gal
lantry and effective service contributed 6
/ largely to the fame of that brigade.
TO- TIE L0dics Briefly and ilttngly re
spondcd to by Sol. Aldace +. Walker.
$ In response to an added sentiment to til
inmates Of rebel prisons of war, Sergcan
, Warren Gibbs and Captain II. X. Idle, spok
of their experiences in Libby prison, at Bell
+ Isle, etc
. The speeches were generally excellent, an
some of them especially spirited and witty
They were varied by the singing of "Marcl
ing through Georgia, DIR. Shcrar of St. A
4 bans giving the song and the rest joining
i the chorus, and the Battle Hymn Of til
Republic and the occasion closed, in Ii
a small hours of the morning, with M
!. Country lis of Thee, sung Standing 10y al
It Credit is due the executive committee
II which consisted OF Gen. j. :, Peck, Adj
). lant John e, Stearns and Capt +. +. Smlti
A for the generally careful and excellent Il
y Engagements for the reunion, which was higl
e y enjoyed by all present. and must he s.
Is down rs one of the most successful in Il
u history Of thc society.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-10
Proposed Extension OF the Burlington
aud LamOille.

The location survey for the extension of
the Burlington and lamullc Railroad from
Cambridge Junction - johnson, was COM
menced on Monday. Il is in connection
with this road that SO much has been said
relative to a line 10 this place coming up
through North Wolc)tt, Craftsbury, Alba
ny, lrasburg and Coventry, following the
Black River valley THIS road would pass
through good farming country and bring a
large quantity of timber into market which
distance from railroads now makes of little
value. II It's managers should take it into
their heads TO build also connecting link
| from here to Island Pond they would til en-
give to Burlington an independent opening to
Portland. The plan is entirely feasible and
has been long enough talked about to Ievel-
op into action. The advantage to the West
ern towns in this county and TO this village
in particular are too evident too need com
mCut.