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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19
8eI8ti6 2urembur8.

Die tlb9weine ridten in ben
0dIbern pom OauerbiIe, GbanIp, 9ompre;,
Weain II. !. NJ. sroBen S9aben an. SIN
Der Na9t pom %. auf ben 80. Suli waren
;wei Saueru pom Oaperbine auf benz 9lns
itanb BEL ibren Selbern, bic BON S9warsz
Nib beimSeiu9t wurben. Oa iiebt Der ei>
ne BON ibnen ben nod auf benz SuBe itebenz
ben &osgen fi9 bewesen, slaubenb es ieteu
Wilol9weine, i9ieBen ite unb anitatt ber
gber batten ie einen 0anbmann pon Oaz
uerbife tobt nieberseitreft. gs parb cine.
Sooteni6au pom @eri9te absebalten, MOS
bel bic beiben unsIidli9eu S9isen ibre
Chat einseitanben.
Serr InbreM oreiieepon Orion,
S1iler Der tatbolii9en llntperiitdt 9Spen,
bat bort leiu critics gramen ais ganoibat
Der Ybiloiopbie beitanben.
aim %. Suli sridufte ii5 Elm sewiiS
fer Yierrarb Sraucois BON Melier In eiz
mem Geld. Oerielbe binterIdBt cine @itt~
me nit 6 Sinoerr.
Im 80. SuIt fanb man auf benz Eers
ritorium Der 9emeinoe Soupet ben 2ei9s
nam zines s%e1piIen 6. 9ofe, zines SsttS
lers, Der As Sabre alt mar, IN Der 9eife.
Man slaubt, baB er BEL Nadt am llfsr bes
SIuies babin idreitenb, bineinitiir;te unb
ben Cob fanb.
gu Martsliu g n mar eiu semiiz
ier &aufimanu, Der a~usenibeinIi9 on Der
Wtanie leibet, ii9 bas 2eben Su nebmen-
Suerit ueriu9te er es NIT benz Sanssn,
bann nit benz grlduien, baun psrlu9te &c
ii9 BEN gals nit benz &aiirmeiler ab3u=
i9neiben unb ba aud bas miBlaus, uers
iu9te er ii9 ben S9dbel nit sinem RisieIs'
feline einsui9lasen. @erstli9e untsriu9uug
ersab, bag Der Mann perriidt iei, unb man
bra9te i'm ms Srrenbaus mad BRIGGS.
Ger bsIsii9e vMonitenr", bas
glmtsbIatt Der &esierins, brinst bic autOs
%riiation bic giienbabuarbeiten Der 0inie
pom Saitnad mad Der 9urembursii4en
@ren3e, auf @iIe gu, 6ifentI;a Sa p~eriteia
Qerll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19
Stanb Der 1emeinSes Mngelesenbeiten Der
Staot Q%urembura i'm Sahre 1883.

Seu6Iferuns. SIM Sabre 1888
wuroen seboren: 495, seitorben finb 363
Yerionen. Dim 81. December sdbIte Die
Stabt 1882 g%tnwobuer, l61 mebr ais
am /. Sanuar. gs wurben seborsn: ebes
Ii9s &nabsn 235, ebeIi9e Mdb9en 235
unebeli9e &naben Is, unebelide Wab9sn
IL. Gobtseborene &inbsr: is 6naben,
IL MGb9en. - 95 Seiratben wuroen abs
sei9loiIsn. = Die Stabt sablte 697 @dbs
ler uon 80 6r. unb 1859 pom 10 ST. une
barber.
8oIiSetweien. SIM Sabre 1888
iinb uon Der itdbtii9en Holisei 1882 Bros
totoIe gema9t worbsn, bapon 4O4 Sers
bre6en unb Serseben, 1923 einfa6e unb
Observation-Disclosures. Oas einfa9e
Yoli;eiseri9t bat 5000 llrtbeile e~rlaiIen /;
es waren I'M @anssu 5000 rebertrstsr pors
seIaben worben.
Stdbti DIES 9 9Ia9tbaus.
@sl1la9tet wurben wdbrenb bss Sabres
1888: $50 Sdien unb Stisrs, 956 &ibe
unb &inoer, 1851 &dlber, 4449 S1weine,
4439 Sdmmel unb 3ieseu, 1l2 Yferbe, i'm
@anssn 1887 Stiid Yieb, i'm @eiammts
sewi9t uon l ,192, 755 &sr., mas BEL IT,
900 ginwobner per Ropf unb SSabr ~ &sr.
Sleii9 ma9t. Oafir wurbsn 32, SOC, 10
ST. S9Ia9tre9t besablt. Ssbufs Seits
iteIuns bes @eiunbbeitss uitanbes Der
S9la9tpisbitiide wurben BEL Der Sornabme
Der SIsii9beldau 1852 Sbiere bsanitanbst.
Die Beanifanounsen b~etrafen 2O6 san;e
Sbisre unb 4646 Sbeile uon S9la9tpisb.
9luf 100 S1la9ttbiere tourmen baber %
Seanitanbuusen. Sie mitrostopii1e llns
tsriuduns Der S9weine auf Eri9insn err
CAB Elm negatives &eiultat.
Siebitanb. @dbreub bes Monats
sSuli fanb cine Siebsdbluns ifatt, laut nell
der ii9 in Der 9emeinbs p~orfanSsn: 252
Yferbe, l Stier, 1873 Ribe, 5 Rilber, 2
S3aie, l55 S9psine, l giel, 2 Mauls
eiel, 2 gSde, 25 Siesen, Ala Sunbe.
Mdrtte unb Msiisu. gluf Die
Is Yisbmartts waren susetrieben worben:
$3.50 Yferbe, 5s2s Sorupisb, l7l2 &Gls
Der, 1927 S9afe, 26,9OS S9weine.
Ylatsslb wurbs srbobeu auf ben Yisbmdrts
ten 665s ST., auf BEN Wo9enmdrtten
1882 Sr. = gluf bic SribiabrssW 90 umeTs
parsn sebra9t worben: aus @ils $40
Stid Sud, aus Sells 100 Stid Stans0
unS 275 SiIosr. garn; auf Der Serbit.
weile: aus @ils 9l5 Stid Tu9, aug
Sells S25 Stid Eu9, las Stif Slansu,
500 &ilos,. @aru, aus Sid a. 3. 9. lSO
Stiid Woaston, 20 Ousenb wollsne Del:
Ten. suf Der SribiabrsIeoermeiie batter
81 Sertdufer auSselteut: 1924 8ilosr,
Sobasbsr, 5649 &sr. Sberlsbsr, l9,6l2
8sr. @a9slsbsr, 232 6sr. YierbsIsbsr,
90 6sr. @bfdas, 100 &sr. S9aifele
1861 &sr. Salbfsle. 9luf Der Serbit'
lsbermeiie batten 81 Sertdufer ausseiteut
1926 &sr. Sobllebsr, 1878 Ssr. Sber
Iebsr, 30,ls9 8sr. @a9slsber, 81 &sr
Pferbslecsr, GAL &sr. @bfaqe, 1860 &sr
S9aiieue, 62S &sr. &albfeae.
Babe unb SO faIt. Gin
nabmen 9,sSo.O5 ST., Iussabsn 7, 296, 6.
Gr. IS purbea seupmmsu: Sabsr !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19
Saar, Wtpisl, Gifel uns Sunsrid.

gu Grisr lit bic &0brsnlesuns Der
WaiIerleituas nabe;u besnbet.
SdmmtIi9e S5wabronsn bes IN
Srier IiesenSen Suiarenresiments ioa in
3utunft itatt nit Strob nit Sorf itreuen.
gu @ittIi9 itarb am 10. SuIi Der
9anbratb Ilbrinsen in Solse zines Ser3s
i9lass. Grlt in Der Mitte Der iiinf,iser
Sabre itebenb, ~perpaltete berielbe wdbren6
81 Sabren ben &reis Wittli9, uub bat ss,
ueritanoen ais treuer Sobn Der tatb. Stride
uno ais pfi9ttrsusr Beamter bic 9iebe uno
a9tuns @asr gu s%epimnsn. r. L. P.
90 bic rbbeeren 10 gut ssras
then iinb, wsrSsn bieielben In ben
8aIoern maiienbaft sepflidt. gine 5ran
pom &uwer pfliidts an einsm Gag iar IL
Mart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19

8laiie 615s, 9aber ?. SlaIe 1854, gdber
3. 6laile 1852, arsnei6dber so un6 gdber
ms Saus 5.
9emetnbew RI I'm ger. Oie @ez
iammteinnabmen beliefen ii9 auf a.
1890 st., Die ~glusgaben auf 85l7 ST.
lleberi9uB ST. 1896. 90, mas BEL 629
Settar 8alb, peI6e Die Stabt beiist, fat
"a 6r. per Seftar ma3t. Der burdz
i9nittli9e 8reis pet &ubitmeter gaubpl;
mar 90 ST. II.
Steuerween. gei 1882 Gin
rpcbnern ersab ii6 cine Our9I5nittsiteuer
bon IA ST. so auf bic Yerion. gs wlrbe
BON : ctroeinnabmen erboben ST. 195, 255,>
80 unb Don benz innerbalb Der Stabt fabriz
Sirten Sier 6r. 7212.4O. Die Sctroieiuz
nabmen pertbeiIen ii9 mie folst: getrante
WSetn, Sier, g%ranntpetn, %ionitiae Sc
tranfe) 6r. ~4O,c52.2s. gBpaaren ST..
s 6,019.69; 6utter, 6ranten IA,
grennmaterialien 33,l31.83; 9aumates
rialten "a ,446.7 unb enbli9 an grpe6ts
tionsSebiibren 1868. 25. Sotal erSdladtS
iteuer an ben ueri9tebenen SebeiteIen ST.
~32,S22.97. Die 9latselSer Der 9iebz
mdrfte beliefen ii3 auf ST. 746.49.
Sauweien. Die @aherIeituns nabur
UNI So3 Meter su; iie besreiit iett cine
9dnse BON 1892 Metern. Die @aIerz
conseiiionen ersaben einen gruttoertras
BON ST. 1881. go, mas einem @a6erz
conium BON $3.50 Subern entipri3t. -
IS beiteben IN ber Stabt $50 @asIaters
men. Die 2aternen perbrau9en pro
Stanbe 112 0iter 9as, mas, su ST.. O,1s
per Subitmeter, ST. O,O2 pro Stunbe
ma4t. gs beltebsn iett SO Selampen.
Die SelbeIeu9tlns toitet ST. O,O4 pro
eaterne unb pro Stlnbe, boppeIt 10 uisI
ais bic 9asbeleu9tuns.
S6bere TS9teri4uIe. Die
ieIbe 5dblte SO S9ilerinuen.
grtmdri9uIen. SieieIbem ruarer
i'm Wintsr pom 22OI &inbern beIudt
Cl17s &maben unb 1923 Wdb9en).
pie &inberbew abri9uIem Be-
iu9ten 27s &inber.
Ole Irbeitsf9uIe fir barfs
tise Mdb9en wurbe uon 40 S9iIet
rinnen beiu9t, "a aus Der Stabt, 6 aus
umliesenben Srti4aften.
Ole unentseItli9e Mbenbz
9ule wurbe i'm @inter pom lO3, int
CONNER pon rs S9ilern beiudt.
Die BET Der @eneinbeperpaltuns nieberS
selesten &e9nunsen ber peri1iebenen &irs
9enfabriten betunben in getreff beren Sis
nanSlase pro 1882 na9itebenSe getrase,
udmli9:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19
NuSIano.

3u S0hita6t, Bayern, finbet alidbrlid
ant Z. Suli (8ir9psibmontas), altem Sers
fommen semdB, elm 9ottssbisnit fir bic i'm
S9websntriese sefalensn &rieser itatt.
Die gbronif ersablt, bag ii6 nlir iieben
9erionen ber sanSen ginwobneri9aft Dor
Der 0iebermeseluns bur9 Yeriteden in Ell
mem Srlnneni 9a6te unb I'M Drummer ges
rettet bdtten. CUR Beimobnuns an bieiem
9ottesoienite sosen bic bieiisen Ssrsins
nit ibren 6abnen u. Der Wsuiit sur Stride.
Bonn 8. bis IA. september finbet in
SouIouje Der pisrte eu9ariitii6e gongreB
ffdtt, auf weldem iiber bic biesbesigli9en
Sereine uno llnteruebmun9en Beri9t CT;
itattet unb iiber bic MitteI CUR gusbrei.
tuns Der Serebruns bes aQerbeilisiten OIL
tarsiacramsnts beratbsn werben wirb.
@ebrere iran3Oiii9e, ipaniide unb bslsis
f9e Sii9Ofe baben ibr gri9einen Suses
iast; Cardinal Oepre3, grsbii9of pon
Soalouie, bat in einem eisenen Sirtens
fdreiben bic bobe 8ebsutuns bieier Ysrs
iammIuns acknowledgement.
Sic GipilmtoritGten in MarisiIss psrs
boteu bieies Sabr bic feierli6e Yroeeliion,
Die ais Oant fir grlOiun9 Ser Stabt bon
Der Gbolera auidbrli9 ~absebalten wirb.
9lm Gage, on benz bic Pro3eiiion ~itattfins
ben islte, brad bic gbolera aus.-Steue
beine Betra9tunsen an, 2eier!
Sci Der nenli6en grOfinuus Der &ams
mem in 0elsien warb bieiss Sabr wiebsr
pie friibsr elm Sebeum absebaIten, benz bic
goIfsusrtrstsr unb bic bOberen @eri9tss
psrionsn beiwobnten.
Vim Come gu &Sln lit nunmebr baS
Giubeden idmmtli9er &apeqenbd1er bes
boben Chores pouenbet. Iuf Der Norbs
fsite wirb ausenblidli9 elm sroBerer Gbeil
tes Oa9eS iiber benz Saupti9ifie neu eins
aebedt. 9lm n6rbli9en Gburms lit aud
6as feline 9eriit, weldes bebufs Serie;s
sens Der @alerien, Sialen unb 6ronten an
Ssbra4t mar, psri6wunben.
I'm benz 9riitli6en alien SesrdbniBs
plat bes +. &aairtus, ben slsi9namisen
&atatomben on Der Sia glppia BEL &om,
4uurbe Bel benz Sau eiues Sauiss in ben
@einbersen, pel9e iber ben &atafomben
tieaen, cine iebr i9Sne 6apsle nit @anbs
aemdlbeu aus benz ~fiinften Sabrbunbsrt
sutbedt.. Sieielben iteIen ben Seilanb bar
unter ben 9lpoitsln, nit ben Spmbolen Der
@sinleie. Der 9lr6dolos be &oiii, wsls
der iiber bieien Suno i'm Wfai einen Sors
tras in Der Sisuns Der r@tabemie fir
,6riiili9e 9r3doIosie" belt, lit Der slnii9t,
taB bieie Gntbsduns gu nod bebeutsnberen
tn ben s%enannten 8atatomben iiibren wers
be-. Die Nussrabunsen wsrben besbalb
au1 an iener SteIe fortSeiett.
Sic gerliuer rGermmuia" idreibt
rYripatna6ri6ten sufolse bat Sc. Mai.
Der 6aiier bic 9naoe sebabt, benz ebema:
Iiaen Rebatteur Der v@ermania", Welts
prieiter Yaul Soiiolet, bic bemielben we9er
perIdiebener YreBuerseben I'M Sabre 1875
redtstraftiS auierIesten gsfdnsniBitrafer
pon be,rp. 2 Monaten, 2 Sabren, l Sab,
unb 6 Monaten gu erlanen. Die Qeier be,
.@ermania" werben ebenio wis mir nit
freubiaer Oantbarteit bieie GntidlisBune
hes Monar3sn uernebmen, wel6e cine bel
aolsen bes bamals in bO9itcr S9drfe ent:
\ brannten Gulturfampfes IN @naben beiei
/ tiat nnb unierm golesen, Der neun Sabr
lana In Der 8srbannuns Ieben mubte, bi
sfreie Midtsbr in bas @aterIanS ssftattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19

Oas ltdotti9e S9ulbenweien belief ii1
am 81. DECEMBER 1883 auf ST. 1882
100.
Sas StaotpermOsen mad Der uorsenoms
menen reuibirten gbi9dsuus Der S%fisntIts
Diem 9ebduoe nebft Mobiltar bslduft ii9
auf 6r. 3,4S1, $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-19

fornmt, in wsl6er ni9t ale 6irmlinge bes
Guslii9en ma3tis itno, 10 pflest er Die
9rifung Der ni9t eu9liid GeOenoen in beuts
fder Sprade porsunebmer. Oils einmal
fir Die &atbeoral. S9uIe cine 2ebrerin ans
s~uifeiIen MAI uuo cine groBe 9ln,abl ges
tuerberinnen ii9 meloeten, oarunter nir cine
Seuti9e, pdblte CT bieie, natiirli9 ni5t
ibrer Rationalitat weser, ion6ern neil iie
fir Die Steae ibm mn meiiten sseisnet
f3ieu.
Der beruorite6enbite BUG an benz gbas
rattsr6iloe n~nieres nelen Sii9ofs 1T:
Seuereifer. Der bl. Sbomas pom Qqutn
idst: rSif Die s0ttli9e 9iebe elm 6eaer, 10
tit Der Gifer Die SIamme beSieIben, unS
sruar Die lebbafteite unb reinite 6lamme."
M6se Der bo9u'fte Sii9of Srtano periis
dert fem, baB aud Der beuti9e &atbolif =
uuo mir, bic mir nod auf beutl3em goben
9roB geua9ien, fOnnen uns bier ,,bongre
nalgre", erit pOuig yamerifaniiiren" IN
uufereu Sprofen = bieie leu9tenoe uno
rudrrneube 6lamme gu unteri9eioen uno gu
piirbisen peiB.
OiSceie alton.
Ser bodm. Batter aeriting, bisber Seels
foraer ber @emeinben in Slaf Sad, Crop
ilnS Yoeobantas, ST., miro bemnd9it mad
ieinsr Seimatbs : Oi6csie 8aberborn abs
reiisn, bic betanntli9 in Solse bes leibis
gen 6ulturtampfes grteitermansel gu Ieis
BEN bat, unb bort cine SteIe antreten.
Die pom bodwirSisen Serrn Sorting
bisber paltorirten 9emein)eu werben pers
febeu uerben wie folst: Bofabontas pom
bodw. Or. 8efer in Saline, Srop pon
&eu. Sater @ssenftein in Warine unb
glat Sad pon einem 9rteiter, Der bems
nd9if in 9ebanon ieinen @Obniit aufidlas
gen pirb.
9iSeeie 9 Sc.
Die 8iid0fe Der &irdenpropin3 Santa
Sc, %. SO. = rdmli1 Der bo9w'te Gr3s
bii9oi 9amp uon Santa Sc unb bic bod
tu'iteu 8ii60fe Ma9eboeuf BON Oenper,
Sol, unb Salpointe pom Gueion, @ri,ona,
bielten pom 8. bis gum 10. B.. Mts. in
Sauta Sc cine 9onferens ab, in wel5er
Die Srasen, welde in benz, i'm fommen6en
Serbite gu Baltimore absubaItsnbsn Nas
tioualsGonsil CUR SsrbanbIuns fommen
perben, beipruden uno bic brsi seiitliden
Serren nambaft semadt wurben, wel9e
Dem 81. Stuble in Sori9las gu brinsen
finb, bamit berielbe eiuen bieier 6erren
gum 9ta9folser pes bo9w'iten gii9ofs
Sdlpoiute ernenne, wel1er, iobalb iein
Na6folse ernannt unb in Gucion initial
Iirt iein wirb, in Der Gisenidaft zines 60
abiutors bes bo9w'fte grSbiidofs 2amp
NIT Dem Ge9te Der Na9folse mad Santa
sc fonlmen piro.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19
Village Matters.

Editor Register and Journal:-I am un-
able to learn where the authority is OBJ
tanned that permits the trustees of the
village of Middlobury to go on and con.
tract debts in the name of the village x-
pecting these debts will be paid when
due by the already burdened taxpayers
of our corporation-only including a
mile square. 1t would be modest, at
least to call meeting of the taxpayers
and get appointed a committee to do that
work of doubtful eXpediency in the name
of the village. As our town is pretty
well supplied with water at each house
and with large tanks in most of the CEN
tres, and having the river running in the
place most needed, we are too poor to
have waterworks for ornamental pur-
poses. We feel that there should be
some end to impracticable and expensive
experiments to obtain water supply for
our village. TAXrAYER.
Mddlebury, VT, Dec. IL, 1884.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19
West Addison.



Mrs. Fanny Green has been Smuggling
her house.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias 5. Storrs have re-
turned from the West.
G.. f. Downing and family have moved
to Mineville, n. Y, to remain through
the winter.
Mrs. Abbie Titus and son of Mineville,
n. Y. are visiting at her aunts, Mrs.
Jane Harris.
Several rains of late have filled our els
terms and springs with water, so there is
plenty now.
Robert Fatten, wife and daughter of
Fort Ann, n. Y, are visiting Mrs. Fat
tens mother. Mrs. Fanny Green.
The "nigger-show''-J Howe e
Bro.-gave a performance in the Wander
hoof district on recent Friday night.
The audience did not speak very highly
of the show.
The schools have begun in the several
districts. Thomas Noonan teaches in the
Chimney Point district. Alice Claxton in
Potash bay school-house, Nina Norton
in the Nanderhoof district. Flora Peck of
BridpOrt in Elisha Smiths district and
Addie Sprague of Crown Point, n. Y, in
Nortontown.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19
West Cornwall,

Matte w. Hanks of Addison is visit
ing in town.
Cora Bingham is teaching in Whiting.
where she taught last summer.
Fred Haskell is buying hogs and pack
ing pork and lard. He has bought TWEEN
ty already.
Hattie James, who has been sick for
long time, is very little better.
l.. c. Drake Of Weybridge was in town
a short time ago to see his son. Harrison.
and bring to him a fine young horse.
which he has been breaking to drive.
Two funerals occurred last Sabbath.
A babe, six months old, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Remele, was buried in the west
cemetery in the forenoon, and the funeral
of Rev, Ahira Jones, pastor of the Bap-
list church in this place, in the afternoon.
We do not propose to give an extended
notice of Mr.. Jones death, or of his life
and his work; we leave that for some
one who has known him longer and
yields an ADLER pen; but of him as our
pastor aud near neighhor we must speak
as we knew him. The funeral services
were held at the house. where prayer
was offered by Rev. DR.. Freeman, and at
the church Sunday afternoon. 1t seemed
fitting that it should so be; where he had
so often stood before us and given lessons
of wisdom and urged us to better life
here and to prepare us for one to come,
that his body should lay there on that
Sabbath day, eloquent even in its silence,
speaking still one more lesson on Gods
holy day. The exercises at the church
were conducted by the Rev. DIR. Free
man of Whiting, assisted by Rev, Mr.,
Palmer of Middlebury and Rev. Mr..
Stebbins of the Congregational church in
this town. The interment was in the
northwest part of the town, where many
of Mr.. Jones kindred are buried The
church has lost "A worthy pastor, the
town good citizen. A kind, unpretend-
ing, courteous and obliging neighbor and
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19
Death Of Rev. Ahira Jones.

Rev. Ahira Jones, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at West Cornwall, died at the
parsonage on Thursday, Dec. II. He
had been in feeble health for some time.
but blavely and cGurageously faced the
inevitable and performed his duties i'm the
pulpit until within the last few weeks.
Mr.. Jones was born in Cornwall in
lSOS. and graduated from Waterville col
lege, Maine, in 1896. He had two brothers
who also entered the ministrv-Amzi.
who graduated at Middlebury in lS2S.
and Icbulon. who graduated at Middle
bury in 1896.
After leaving college Mr.. Jones pre-
pared for the ministry. and married Miss
Sophia Gale, daughter of Gen. Summers
Gale of Cornwall and twin sister of the
widow of the late Hon. Jonas n. Smith
of Addison. He soon after removed to
Saco, Maine, and was pastor there for a
considerable period. where his wife died
about 1872. He also labored in other
places IN Maine, and married Miss Lucy
McGregor in that State. He removed
back to Vermont and for several wears
labared in the missionary field as agent
for the Home Missionary society. lie
subsequently became pastor of the Bap-
It's church at Burlington, and later was
pastor at Colchester, at Jericho and at
West Cornwall.
He was II gentleman of many sterling
qualities of mind and heart, courteous
and aifable to all, stoodhigh in his de-
nomination and had wide circle of
friends. His second wife, son and two
daughters survive him.
The funeral took place at West Corn
wall on Sunday. Dee. II. Prayer was
offered at the parsonage by Rev. DR..
Freeman of Whiting. The services at
the church were participated in by DR..
Freeman. Rev. MIR. Palmer of Middle.
bury and Rev. NJ. c. Stebbins of Corn
| wall
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19
East Middlebury.

Frank Hunt is improving in health.
Mrs. McCabe is recovering from her
prostraton, fever.
Some of our lumbermen are waiting
with earnest hope of sleighing, but
many prophesy an open winter.
5. G. Tisdale's rink was opened on
Thursday afternoon and evening of the
18th, and WAS well patronized. Some
four or five hundred we are informed,
were in attendance.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1884.

NoTIcE.-This paper will be issued on
Wednesday afternoon next week. Cor
respondents will please send in their
items on Monday and not later than
Tuesday morning.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19

friend has left us, and we miss the pleas
ant and genial smile. We, with others.
offer our sympathy to the afflicted widow
and daughters who are left to mourn for
a kind husband and affectionate father.
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n GREAT SURrRIsE-Is In store for all who
use kemp's Basam tor the throat and lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy Would YOU believe
tina 1t is sold on its merits and that each drug.
Slst is authorized to refund your money by the
proprietor of this wonderful remedy If II fails to
cure you. l.. Ianaford have secured the agency
for it, Price SOC and 81. Trial size free
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19

BasnThe Cutter Marble company will
sell all kinds of cemetery work, consist
ing of monuments, tablets, headstones,
markers, curling, &c. from their sales
room, formerly the old cotton mill, Main
street, Middlebury, at WHOLESALE
PRICES, adding cost of lettering.
Work will be erected in cemeteries
when desired. Enter through office.
Nj. d. Brooks Manager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-09
rns11roN or rKE GERmaNs.

The Bla;pites claim, in audacious disre-
gard of conspicuous facts, that German voters
are enthusiastic FOR Blaine. On the other
hand the opponents of Blaine claim that the
Germans are utterly disguised with his nomi-
nation. aud have facts to show it. Leading
German newspapers, that truly represent
German opinion and feeling, show the hostile
sentiment ot that class of voters. The New
York sSstrts ZstttaJ. nominally Democratic,
but which re presentS a large range of indie
pendent German sentiment strongly oppos es
and denounccs TIE Republican ticket
Bat more significant than this is the state
ment put forth by the Chicago Stiats- zsi,,sl'g
the leading German Republican paper of the
Northwest. That organ Of German opinion,
says that the time when Republican
nomination was the equivalent of an election
has pass,t away forever. To-day" it says,
''the nomination OF that party signifies only
the beginning of heated campaign of very
doubtful result. The CREST enthusiasm for
Blaine viii most likely be limited to those
whose candidate he was from the start,
Those German citizens who have generally
ltd witt the Republican party 10 not show
much Of this enthasiasln THIS nomination
leaves them very eooi aud collected. Ther
will quis;ly wait 10 see wiiorn the Democratic,
Fxrtv xiii nominate befare taking decided
Stand
There can h no doubt that Carl schurz,
with 81 hts tcceuirieities. wlcids large in
aaenee among German Republicans. be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-09
A Counterfeit Cripple.

Yesterday afternoon policeman found a
young fellow about twenty years of age, well
dressed, and smart looking, endeavoring to
pass himself off as cripple. 1t was along
down by the Merchants hotel, on Third
street, that the officer found the little scoun-
drel. He was made up in good shape, and
as the police hand bills haves. it, was ''well
calculated to deceive" He Wore his loose
fitting sack coat buttoned with one button
across his breast, while his right arm hung
under the coat behind him. In this shape he
was around the streets all day begging, and
is understood to have had a soft thing of it.
When the officer collared him he was little
surprised but walked along with him, being
pretty vigorously assisted by the officer. He
viii come before the police court this morn
ing