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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-30
st. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake'City, Utah.
Conducted by the
Sisters Of the Holy Cross,

The course Of study is thorough embracing all
the branches of q solid and refined education,
hitting the pupils to be intelligent, useful aud
accomplished members OF society.
French, German, Latin, Drawing. Special
Culture In VOCAL Music, ornamental Needle
Work, being included In the EnRlish coursa
form no extra charge,
III Musical and Art Departments, conducted
on the basis Of the best European Conservato-
nes and Art Schools,
No interference with the RELIGIOUS belief of
noncatholic pupils.
terms Tor board and tuition moderate
ment. ~ ~Sp~e
.e Glasses to be resumed Monday, September 1.
forstalo esass address a. above. A4+v.2m
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

The steamer John G. Rogers,
formerly owned and rnn here by
Capt. J. f. Graham, as our Alex
andria Ferry, is now making regu-
lar trips in Cane river. She is
mastered by Capt. R. H. Grant,
while the redoubtable II. Monk
Wells does the honors connected
with the Clerks office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

The official proceedings of the
City Council will appear in our
Thursdays edition. Owing to that
body's late adjournment yesterday
afternoon, we were unable to place
the same in print for this morning.
Besides which we had hardly the
room to insert them.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

AMONG those who testified in
the Jenkins-Borden trial at Mans
field from this Parish, we notice
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G..
Wheadon, Misses Mary and Maud
Butler, John S. Butler, Jr., Pick
ems Butler, Miss George Sails, and
DR.. A. COckerille.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

1T is wise to provide against
emergencies that are liable to arise
in every family. A cold may be a
dangerous thing, Or not, depending
upon the means at hand to combat
it. In sudden attacks of cold, asth-
ma, crup, ETC., Ayers Cherry Pee
toral will prove the quickest and
most effective cure, and your best
friend.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

THE only important business
done at yesterdays meeting of the
City Council, was the increasing of
tho Mayors salary to $40; the fines
of L. NJ. Biossat aud Z. j. Sulli-
van were RENTED half, s25 each;
Sol. Hess and B. Ehrstein, fined
respectively So and 81 had theirs
also RENTED.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05
~ OF. Z g E

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
l. Registration Books will he'open
at the following places on the dates
opposite each, for the purpose of
registering all unregistered citizens
of RapiAes Parish, and also t"
change the voting places of voters
when it is desired:
Alexandria: February l5 t" 23a.
Cheneyv.lle: February IS, 26.
Lpcomte: February q and %.
W.ems: February 20, March !.
Tramway: March 6 and Z.
Poland : March s.
Bor!and's: March 10.
Holloway's Prairie: March IL.
Big Island: March II.
Bells: March 10.
Lahat's: March IA.
Randolph's: March Is.
Calhoon's: Marc!s 10.
Westport: March 20.
Hammock Church. March 81.
Hineston March %.
: Union Chu,ci,I March "a.
Horns: March 25.
Deloacli's: Marcel, 81.
Red Store: March %, 90.
RapideS: March 81, April /.
Pinevil'e: April 2, 3 and 4.
After which time tlle books will
be kept open in Ale1audlia until
ihe llth day of April.
jAMES AN ID ~.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05
The steamer jesse X.

-'THE steamer jesse X. Bell
carried to New Orleans on her. last
trip Il barrel of cooler molasses do
mated by A. Heyman to the Con-
tinental Guards for their grand
Bazar, to be held at the Washing
ton Artillery Hall, commencing
Wednesday, February 18th, and
continuing for eight days. The
barrel of molasses will be one Of
the prizes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

VIZ are reliably informed that
a large force is at work ballasting
the Texas and Pacific Railroad
across what is called the Choctaw
swamp, with gravel, taken from the
hills in the vicinity of Robeline, in
the Parish of Natchitoches. The
company also contemplate ballast
ing the whole Of the road from Mar
shall to New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

LOUIS Gay, of the firm of L.
B. Gay & Co., and Mr.. Lee, of the
firm of Lee & Co., Of Robcline, are
here in attendance at the United
States Circuit Court.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

Ar ten o'clock yesterday NOR
ming an alarm of fire was sounded,
which caused quite a crowd to ga
Their on the streets. The fire proved
to be at the residence of Mrs. G.
Hustmvrc, and was caused by the
catching afire Of an old hogshead
in which meat was being smoked
at the time, the flame from which
soon caught on the stable, where
the hogshead was used. Luckily
but little harm was done. Had the
alarm been sounded at night time,
there is no telling what amount of
damage could have been done.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

(-OS her last down trip the
,Jtsse X. Bell carried 491 bales of
COTTON, 3474 sacks seed, 80 hogs
ldsls of sugar and lot of sundries.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

How do you like the tri-week-
" DEMOCRAT!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

i. We'll pays the highest cash
price for coal oil and whisky barrels.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

--READ the Jury List published
on fourth page.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

The election law provides that
the Registrar shall keep his books
open for sixty days Sundays and
legal holidays excepted) before
each general election, for the pur-
pose of registering voters. The
first week of said sixty days to be
spent at the Court House, and at
least one day at or near each poll
ing place in the Parish. He is also
required to keep his books open at
the Courthouse during the two
weeks Immediately preceding the
election.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

EpEEs1DENT Of the Police jury
Seip, has inserted in this issue a
speed notice inviting bids to DO
tho y Il 7:ssh printing, in accordance
wit ne existing laws.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

ELSEWHERE we give publica-
ton to the official proceedings Of
the Convention held on Saturday
last at the Town Hall, and prefer
to refer the people to their perusal
for their proper information, than
to go through the old hackneyed
formality Of writing an extensive
and laudatorv article on each and
every one of those who were nomi-
mated. BY this tune the whole peo-
pie will have been posted thorough
ly by their servants in the Conven-
ton, and no doubt will render a
better account of their different ste
wardships than we possibly can.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

The regular monthly shooting
match at glass balls Of the Alexan
dria-~Gun and Rod Club, takes
rSace to-day in this Town.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

~ DEMOCRAT!
E. We'll pays the highest cash
price for coal oil and whisky barrels.
-CHAs. Moore, Jr., is again IN
the employ of Mrs. G. Hustmyre.
W. have been enjoying most
beautiful weather for the past week.
Like gentle Spring.
| The subscription price Of this
Journal will remain the same-S2.50
!, wear, or 80 for six months.
-THE dance given by the gen
tcnen of Pineville last week at
turner's Hall, was well attended.
-OwING to the absence OF Dis
tirt Attorney NJ. G. Elstner, there
ws 10 meeting here yesterday OF
The United States Court.
The regular monthly shooting
match at glass balls Of the Alexan
drh--Gun and Rod Club, takes
,,7Iace to-day in this Town.
-ON her last down trip the
Jisse X. Bell carried 49l bales of
COTTON, 3474 sacks seed, 30 hogs
ldals of sugar and lot of sundrles.
-PREsIDENT of the Police jury
Stin has inserted in this issue a
e,spccal notice inviting bids to DO
TIN, y .T7i z; printing, in accordance
wit he existing laws.
R. Gregory, of the firm OF
STD ms & Gregory, Of Provencal,
in Town. Heis Postmaster
place, and is summoned as Il
in the Scott Moseley mail
case.
,GE quantities of garden and
seeds are now being sold
erchants and druggists.-
they DON'T have to put up
being allowed the privi-
Il them.
Mary J. Mead. widow of
osbua r. Mead, one of
rs Of Rapides, died at
this Parish, on Wednes
sh4&t7a-ea native of New
re, and was rs years old.
= river at this point con-
RAIL, and unless we have
i-ly rains will continue to
90. The Bell was late
cand did not arrive till
Eshe goes down to-mor-
Fg.
ear it rumored that a
p, Year Masquerade Ball
TO be given in Town.
E1ladies are moving in
ieAtion and will try and
Mir a grand success.
,,NP. freight engine
drown from the track
bit and capsized, near
Il outside Of Town.
i lives were lost,
iable damage was
lsle and track.
a beautiful com
use Ayers safsa-
nses and purifes
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

WE have been enjoying most
beautiful weather for the past week.
Like gentle Spring.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

SINCE Thursday night last,
Prof. Zera Semon, the peerless pres
tidigitator and ventriloquial Won
der, has been nightly performing at
the Exchange Hall, and that too
to crowded houses. 10 say that
every body who has seen and heard
him in his specialtics of legerde-
main and ventriloquism, would be
but giving him that which he is 50
Justly entitled, viz: the fair express
sion of opionion from the people.
He has, in every instance, carried
out his programme to the very let
ter. and has given our people here
a better performance than any show
that has ever visited this section
before. His performances are both
instructive and laughable, and tend
in measure Z unwrap or reveal
many tllingo2 lat ere seemingly
mysterious. ldidly speaking he
md 1Nau1
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

-OwING to the absence Of Dis
tivt Attorney NJ. G. Elstner, there
IVES 10 meeting here yesterday OF
the United States Court.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

TIE dance given by the gen
.cmen of Pineville last week at
Turner's Hall, was well attended.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05
SOMETHING USEFUL AND VAL

SOMETHING USEFUL AND VAL
UABLE IN MANY WAYS.-Wc to-
day received from j. II. Zeilin &
Co., the proprietors of Simmons
Liver Regulator and Darby's Pro-
phylatic Fluid, a copy Of "The
Peoples Regulators, "a pocket
companion useful for everybody,
man, woman and child, and we hope
all our readers will get copy as
they will find it valuable in many
way. They mail it to anyone send
ing them their address.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

-CHAs. Moore, J., is again in
the employ of Mrs. G. Hustmyre
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

The subscription price OF this
ournal will remain the same-S2.50
, wear. or S1.5O for six months.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

VIZ claim the honor of again
being the first journal to hoist the
Parish ticket, nominated on Satur-
day last. We are highly pleased
with the ticket, from start to flush,
and as the oldest country Journal in
Louisiana, we'll battle for the cleo
ton of all the names thereon, be-
ieving them to be gentlEmen in
whom the people can thst, and
~ ln enocracy
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

This afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the residence of Capt. j. n. Ball,
on the Experiment Place, Mr.. Den
MS McManus and Miss Matte Ball
are to be united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. We wish Mac and
his bride all the joys and happiness
of this world, and hope and trust
that theirs may be a long life, COM
mingled with all the felicities that
90 to make married couple happy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

-ZERA Semon has been giving
all during the past week valuable
presents at each and every perfor-
nance. Among those who received
the leading presents we noticed that
Mr.. C. L. Ransdell drew on the
first night china tea sett Of "A
pieces; on the second night Mr.. $.
Cullen won a barrel Of flour; on the
third night Mr.. Henry Schwartzen-
berg and Andrew David each drew
SO in silver; last night Mr.. Toney
David won the $40 prize, and Mr..
Jones and Henry Geiger s. each.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

R. Gregory, of the firm of
ms & Gregory, Of Provencal,
lin Town. He is Postmaster
place, and is summoned as Il
! in the Scott Moseley mail
ease.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

.GE quantities of garden and
L seeds are now being sold
o. erchants and druggists
they DON'T have to put up
being allowed the privi-
Il them.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-05

! Mary J. Mead. widow of
oshua r. Mead, one of
rs Of Rapides, died at
This Parish, on Wednes
sh4 @a:-ea native of New
re, and was rs years old,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Senoen @emsinbsn ale ibre Ganbibaten err
pGb!t: Ittert, Bonnet, Sontelanse, Gbas
tiuon. @tbe, 8leu, Qe9liie, 9lnlier, yaros
DE, Surp, Muno, Goiiisnol, Straimont,
Yaltieul, Sibret, Marcour, Sampteau.
Ooban, 8aba, Marenne, Y6bonuiac, Iras
mont, Sffasne, 9ess Bules, Gair:lessSe=
nelrs, Inlop, 0ibin, 0tebu, Oeaamps,
GREECE, Siuance, @ranb:W tenil, Saunz
6apanne, Sdamps, yer3eur, Nont.
6arre, 9eszIuiuss, G6Iaiuile, 0araimont,
Gorrnai, gteufdateau) & Sr9so.
Die 9iberaIen erio9ten einen completen
Siss in folsenben Gemeinben: Mrlon,
MeHancp, atbus, Weir : beuuntc9 irton,
Sabup:la Ieuue, @irton, Neuf6ateau,
Samoisne, S;sI, Sintisn7, @taae, 5oufz
faliSe, Souiaon, Sadp, llbause, Sabap,
Selanse, gslefontaine, &aette, Spont,
9eIbeumOnt, Susnp.
Sn fol9enoen @emeinoen finb Ratbolis
Ten unb Siberale erpGblt uorSsn: Qatour,
4 8a,boIiten u. 2iberaler . Iubanse, 4
SatbOlifen unb cine Yallotaae , 6abapsIas
Tieiae, 2 Ratboliten unb 2 9iberale Ibiz
aumont, 8 Satboliten unS EN- 9iberaler;
NobreRart, 2 6atboliten errablt uno 2 in
Baaotase; Slorenuiae, elm &atbolit er=
wdblt nnb 4 in 8alIotass; Gsinp,. A Raz
tboliten unS elm QiberaIer; 2acuiiine, 9
9iberale unb 2 &atbolifen in Yauotaae;
Siaerss Sepant,O rual, elm &at5oIif, 8 Qis
berale uno elm &atboIit in gal otass &uls
les, 2 Qiberale unb 2 9iberale IN BaIota=
&c; Bertrir, 2 &atboIifen, ein 9iberaler,
8aaotase awiiden 8 8atboliter aab einem
Siberalen Baitnad, 2 &atbolitcn, Elm 9tz
beraler unb bret &atboliteu in Sabotage;
Eenneuiae, 4 &atboliten unb EN- flnftsr
IN Vauota9e @ranos9alleur, 9nnse 9ifte
Der &atbolitsn erpdblt nit MuSnabme Ell
nes Ratbolifen In 9alotass Samt: 96ser
4 0iberaIe erwablt, 8auotase iitu ben flnfs
ten; Sompre, 8 Satboliten uno 9 in Ball
lotase; Nahogne, elm t1nabbdnaiser, 8
6atboIiten unb cine Baaotase; gillsrsslas
Goue 9 &atboliten errpdblt uno 9 IN Bali
lotase; in 6aIan;p bat tsin Ganbioat cine
Webrbeit; tn @eroupiQe wurSen Die ans
tretenben ganbibaten understandable Saint
Subert, 4 Qiberale unb elmer in BaIotase;
MOrmont 8 9iberaIe uu6 elm &atboIit in
Saaotase; Gusnon, elm Ratbolit unb elm
9ibersler, Der &eif gaaotase @elin, bret
2iberaIe unb elmer In Bauotase; Soeisne,
3 Ratboltten unb elmer in BaIotaqe,
Warbtn, 4 8atbolitsn unb elm SberaIer;
Dertosne aIe Ratboliteu bis nuf elmer,
Der in Dalotase 1T, sewdblt; @i5rin. 4
Satboliten unb ein 2iberaIer ; Pui,emanse,
8 3atboliten unb elmer in Der SaIstase;
Weuier, ein &atboIit unb elm 9ibsnaIer u.
Swei Balotasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
0robberSo8ttum.
Gorreiponoenj fiir bic yGa;ette".

Im 10. Sttober Bel itiirmiiden, resners
ii9en unb iebr taltsm Wetter, batten mir
in Sells ben eriten S9neefau. Die nit
&eseni9auer uernliidtsn S6neehoden
fielen 10 bidt, baB am nd6itsn Worsen bic
Odder aue weib bapon iibersossn naren.
IS mar elm erbitterter &f, wel9en
Ssrblt unb Winter miteinanoer b%e9onnen
batten. Oo9 ma9t Der Serbit feline Serrs
i6uft nod auf einise 3eit seItenb, benn
mir babsn ben i9oniteu GlerbeiIisenioms
nler.
Sim 90. bieies Monats fiel Der S9uifer
6lammans bon Sells BON elmer Setter berab,
unb brad mebrere &ippen. @m ndmliden
Gage itarb aud Der 6Oiabriss S6ubma.
6ermeiiter Wi6sl Sacobp, Der Sater bes
III Der Sreta9ne seitOrbenen Yortrdtmas
lers, s. g. Sacobp. Oieisr wobla1tbare
Yirssr ueridiso, obne porbsrises &ranrens
lager, aber mad @mpfans Der 81. Satras
mente, fait rrplOsli6. gm %. psri9isb
aud Ncuuile, Der aufieber bss grnser
Steinbrudes. Sine iebr sroBe Weni9ens
mense aus e%ntfernten @e9enoen, bsionbers
aus Selsien, barunter Der DIRECTION Der
elmer belsii6en @sisQi9ait ssbSrenben
Stsinbrii6e uou @rnsen, Serren unb Oas
men aus 9ittid, trafsn geftsrn bier elm,
I'M Neupile's geibe in Gmpfan9 su nebs
men unb bieielbe per Giienbabn mad Sels
glen gu fabren. Na6 gebaltensm Gobtens
amt in Der Seller Yfarrtir9e, iesnete Der
@eiitli9e ben Sarg elm unb beppr Der
Sars in einsm nit 3rdn3sn bsbaussnsn
Wasson nntsrsebra9t mar, belt Der Serr
DIRECTOR aus 9itti1 cine Mnrsbe an bas
beim Dabnbof periammelte golt, unb
riibmte bic Srsue uno Sorslse bss Yeritors
benen in 10 ersreifenber Wsiie, baB pisIsn
Der 3ubOrenben Sbrdnen in bic Musen tras
ten.
gu @nfans bisiss Monats fabren meb.
rsre Sebienten bes Sersoss BON Nrsmbers
NIT Der Ruti6e cine walbi9e Nnb6be bins
auf Die Pferbe wurben pl6sli9 ideu, unb
wie man ersdblt, i9Ius Der Nasen um, 70
baB elmer Der Sebienten srbsbli1e Ser.
Iesunsen bapontras. u. s.. 81.
aus @oesborf iinbet ii6 Iolaenbs
6lage III ben bein,atbli1en Sldttern: I'm:
iere rei9en antimoniumsber9e wirben bod
sewib sber ais Die iubiibiirten 3uderfabri:
fen cine sspinnreide Exploitation unb BE.
trieb wiiui9enswertb MAIDEN. glbsr pr
liest benz Der Saten, baB Die rei9baItiser
Minen ni5t aus9ebeutet werSen? glui Be,
StraBe bon @oebelsmiibl: Gid, Der Saue,
sntlans. fam man usri9iebene unterirbi,
i9s, NIT Sbiren ueritloIsne ginsdnss ins
Snnere Der Yerse sewabren. Man iast
Die @ntimoniamsidi9ten ieien isbr reid
unb ersiebis, aber bic erploitirsnbs @eIeu'
i9aft fonne feline Authorization bierIanbs
erIansen.
Sdul. @m Sonntas, ben u. Oeto
ber, Roberto Der SasShanb bss Serrm e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
90 ebrem raube &rie8SIente Die
Gn8eI Der Darmber3t9feit.

Dor einisen @o6en itarb i'm MilitGrs
boipital AZ Hancp cine bemitbise Godtsr
bes 81. Tincen3 pom Saul. Sbrem Ses
grdbniIe mobntsn ni9t nur Die ebrmirbise
Mutter iammt ben Witidpeitsrn, ionbern
aud bic @enerdle, Der Stabsarst, bic Sfs
fi,iere unb Solbatsn Bel, bic burd ibre
8esenuart Bel bieiem 9eidenbesdnsniB ben
8armbersisen S1weitern lire Mdtuns unb
Danttarfeit bsssusen wolten. Im Triebs
bofe nabte ii1 Der @eneral Suenot nod
benz @ebete benz @rabe, bas bic 9eide anfs
aenommsn, unb nit seribrter Siinme
ridtete er oil bic Nnmeisnben folssnoe
gBsrte: ,Meine Serren! GS 1T ni9t
meine 9lbii9t, cine LANCE Heos 81 balten,
absr i9 Tam mid Don bislem nod 9eoltne'
ten @rabe nidt entferncn, obue Der wiirbis
aen Eodter bes I'll. SincenS, oeren usbers
reIfe bier ruben, I'M Namen Der Sarntlon
unb Der armee meine Yerebruns II. Oants
Bartlett auSsubuifeu. S9meiter Wtarie
apar de5notre famille militaire (seborte Su
unIerer Wilitdrfamilie), iie bat u~nleren
Solbaten bic Sorsfalt elmer ersebenen
Sdwelter, elmer sdrtli9en Wutter 9ewibs
msf. aasuirib bat ite uns Der Cob ents
riIen. sic itarb auf benz GbrenieIb. 9ebs
uobl! tapfere Eo9ter bes 81. SincenS non
Saul! 0u bait Oeinen 9O4n i9on em'
pfausen, ben einSisen, ben Ou anseitrebl
baf. 0ie 9iebs bat Dir perbient, nnte'
Ben @~userwabltem @ottes 81 fem. Ibe,
mir bewabrsn ewis in uniern 9ersen bas
fromme Inbsntsn Defines Iorabersebsns
an uns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Snxem6 ur8i(6es $.
gereiniste Staaten.

Wir eru9sm uniere Qeie,
uns sitisff bic Namen bsrienisen 0urem:
burger mitsutbsiIen, bic BEL ben Wablen an
4. b. 90. su Nemtern srpdblt woroen fint
uno wiepiele Stimmsn iis erbislten.
Ger Sarmer 0ic. Yierron, ST.,
Sobn bes Ssrrn 9ouis Bierron, uerlor an
Sreitas Sormittas aIs DISQUALIFICATION auI
ieiner 6arm in Conn Belgium bur9 Seu:
er, weldes burd Gunten aus elmer Orel9:
maidine : engine ueruria9t wurbe. Oel
S9aoen betrdst ni9t ueniser ais $4,000.
Gs fommen bieien Ssrbit mfiaqenb uieIt
granosllnsIide in oieiem (O3autse Co.
Dor.
@m 80. October itarb nod lansem
geiber an elmer 9%er3frantbeit BEL Glfa6er,
@lapton Co., Soma, Sobannss 8ilmes,
gbesattin bon Waria @ilmes, aes
boren Wfiaer, woblusriebsn NIT Sen
beilisen Saframenten. Der Ysritorbens
lit geboren gu &aunbori am 81. WtGrs 1887.
Oenielben betrauern cine peinen6e Satin
unb 4 &inber, wouon bas dlteite II unb
bas iiinsife 5 Sabre alt 1T, aubsrbem brei
8riber unb brei Sdmefsrn. Oie fterb;
li9en lleberreits wurben rnter benz 2us
brans p:eler Serwanbten unb Befannten
am 1. Nouembsr auf benz tatbolil9cm
5rtebb0fe 81 gltaber, beiseiest. WSse er
ruben i'm Sriebsn! Die Samilie Wilmes
fam 1857 mad 9lmerita. Na1bem f&
fie N9 anfanss in Chicago nisbsrseIailen,
tamen iie mad Dubuque, mo iie mebrere
Sabre Iebten, ii@ bur9 5IeiB unb Spar.
iamteit 10 uieI eruarben, baB iie ii9 0anb
bel gltaber taufen fonnten nn6 ii9 bort
elm a~nifdnbises TermOsen erwarben.
Am "a. Ottober 1873, pe,idieb nabe
6olp GroB in bieiem gountp 5rau N. &.
S9r6ber, i'm 9llter BON 10 Sabren, welde
BON ibren Na9barn unb giaen, bic lie tanns
ten, bod sea9tst wurbe. sic mar cine
9uremburserin, bod 1T uns ibr @eburts,
crt ni9t senau betannt. Sbre Beerbisuns
fanb am %. October auf benz 6irdbof Bel
9silis &reus itatt, unb elm ,ablrei6er 3us
9eiotragenber erpies ibr bic Iette Gbre.
sic binterIdBt ibrsm 9atten, smsi So9tcr
nnb einen Sobn, wel6sn iie cine treue 9es
benssefdbrtin uno lisbepole Mutter mar,
uno bic ibr 9inideibsn tisf %bstrausrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
BeI8it@ e~nsembara.

Gm 10. . October iberidritt Der AZ
Sabre alte Nderer Bleib su SaIan,p Die
Sabn, warb pom !3use srfaBt unb Die 60.
fomotiue quetidte inn bsibe 8eine ab. gr
hber!ebte ben SurfaI nur Swsi Stunben.
Nm 81. October brad Seuer Al
Sa9p I'M Sauie BON Sac Sodert aug uno
leste bieies 9aus ebenio wie oasisnise Don
Saul Mfasnette in Ii9e. slu1 bic Suts
teruOrratbe wurben elm &aub Der Slammen.
9err ". SaiIIeur bat bic usrs
lanste @ntlaiiuns ais Sirsermeiifer Der
@emeinbe &a9ecOurt (GrIon) srbaItsn.
8ittwe 9enser, seb. Warlet, De-
rem @atte Witslieb Der psrmansnten Yros
pin3ial Gommiiiion par, bat 945 ST. idbrs
Ii4e peniiOn erbaIten.
9aupt mann g. {. u. 81. &otbers
mel, 1T gum Nbiutant Maior im spsiten
Irtiqerie &estment befSrbsrt worbsn.
Sei ben @emeiu6ewabIen am
10. October baben bic RatboIiten in fol.