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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

bic frdftisiten Naturen aus Der Gomaona
uno Der emilia, bic i6pG6ittn aus &alas
brien.
Sn 6rantrei6 psi6t bas teItiide Geoi>
ment ni6t unbetrd6li6 pom benz al pie
len Nuntten our9 pas gsrnanil6e moSis
ii;~ierten, fpmrii6en ab; bic m~noiinitiaen
&etruten finoen lid bemaa6 i'm 0eiten,
Sioen urp in Der Mitte Srantrei6s bic
9rSBeren Seute toTmeu aus benz Horben,
Often uno aus ben 1860 annettirten italis
enii6en Yroptnsen; un9aratteritii6 1T
Der duBerlte Siooiten. Der llnteri6ieb
lit 10 srOB, bus BON 1000 Sransoicn im
&SFfEpSsGgttwsNWt & 9apes g&sSi egps 11aaae g inter
iamer ais Die iiiolifen. 1haAs
SSn benz naben gelgien 1T Elm dbnIi6er
llntsri3ieo bemertbar, inoem Der @u6s
Ser flamldnbii6sn Sep0ltsruns Elm b0beres
NaB srrei6t, ais s~srienise Der iibrisen Be-
pDlferung.
2lber ni3t bios in gesug auf Sen @u6s,
lonbern aud nab auberen FIR ben Militdrs
bienit in Setra6t fommenbsn Sesiebunsen
wei6en Die t6rperIi6eu gissnl6aften elmer
gtation, ia ielbit Die Sepobneri6aft zines
Sesirtes betrG6tlib BON chamber ab. go
bat Or. Sersenftem an 1852 ruiIii6en
Scloaten bes Gbartowi6en Militdrbesirs
tes Die Sebi6drfe feit9eiteat unb babel
aeiunoeu, baB Die Suntslfarbisen before
Sebi6drie bsiisen ais b;eSeufa,b isen, BET
weldcu oaS interocuIdre Segment (oer &es
guldtor beS SebafteS) weniger entwidelt
lit, uno boB in Dem gennarnten Sesirfe unb
auberbalb beSielben Die Sebi9drfe bon
Ncro na6 Sib unb Dor Welt nod OF
,untmmt.
Sielleidt werben nod peitere Inter-
iu6ungen oieien Sefuno ais europdil6es
Natur9eieb berausitellsn uno Die pes Sebs
i6Grfegraoes begriinoen. IS wiirbe bie>
les i~nioiern aud iiir Die Seereser9dnsuns
Don Seoentuns iein, ais oann Die iibli6en
Sbeile zines Stoates porpiegtno basu be-
ulfsn wdren, Die gutter Sebiddrie beoiirs
fenoen Srnppen, uGmentli6 Die SdSertrlppe
~ ergGn;en.
Se,ner untsrlie9t Die &Orperuerfalung
beI mannigfa6Iten gfooififationen per-
m69e Der i~osialen Serbdtniile Der Mtens
i6engeieli9aft: Der @oblbabenbsit oSsr
Nrmltb, oes @obniises QGnoli6en oSsr
itdotiden}, Der Setleiouns, grndbruns,
Sei9dftiguns &C.
Sierauf be;isli6 ertldrt Siaermr, baB
Hot6 uuo Irmltb feline 9eute er,eussn
unO Die Sollenpuns Der ~Gntwiteluns
uerS0gern.
gl6 Maper (Sapr. drstl. Suteai9ensz
blatt 1922, Nr. "a uno PSI bat sefunoen,
oaB Die 8oblbabenoen I'M Ssrbdltniie sur
SDrperldnse am i6weriten limb, uno oaB
an @epi6t pur6i6nittli6 aui Il 6iiB bair.
6orperldu9e 2O4s Yflmo fommen, unb omar
in ben StaSten 22i7 auf ben O6rfern 20a
Siunp. G,S6l. Sts".D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01
Die Sorpcrlduge pcriGieoener
G0ifer nno ibre &Drperfafs
imng iiberbanpt.

Inter Der Nuii6rift ,lleber Die iuBersn
Seciuguusen pbgiii6er 8riessltdrte~ bringt
Ger MilitdrarSt, Seiti3riit fir bas 9es
lammte SmitGtSpeien Der Nrmeen" cine
intereilmte Suiommeuiteluns pou ROrper:
lGngemmaben unb 9Srperuerfaiiun ueEs
l6ieoener SSlter.
Die t~lsiuiten Weni6en trifit man Bel
ben 8ui6mdnner an, Den uermAtbli6 al
telten llreinpobuem SiipairitaS, ienem
i6mG9ti9 uno iblan9enartis ~sebauten uno
bebenoeu Solte nit ben fleinen ialt faus
taiii9 sefomtsn R0pien. Sb aber bic
b%ur9ibnittli6e &0rperldngs Der Sui9'
manner seriuser 1T, ais bieienise be,
Sotteniottsn, wel6e stpa 1886 Wfm. be:
trast, labt ii3 ni3t fiber enti@eipen.
DEM nur in Der 2abalariwlite pertim'
inert Der Stamm Der Sui9mdnner gu ei'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

i'd Sud auf Grben nod einmal iebn, fubl
lie nit einem milben QG6eln fort, unb bas
mnBte balb sei3ebn, benn es sebt mir ME
@urer beilisen %llriula, i6 iebe l6on bic
@afie, mel6e mid treiien uirb. -. Den
Pfeil TRACE i'd bereits in Ser gruit -.
balb wirb allies 2eib, aler S9mer; iiber:
ltanben iein.
So6 MN erfldrt mir guer id6ues @es
maloe upn Der alnbetuns Der 66nise aus
Dem Worsenlunpe, fubr lie in beitersm
Gone fort. Serr Sobann Sloreins, pas
rum ieio SIR auf Die Settle 9etreten? @as
id nit oieiem meinem gruber in Gbriitc
81 ipre6en babe, biirfeu ale Meni1en DO.
Der quite Sloreins bate ii6 wirtlid bis
in ben ~ferniten @intel bss Gerna6es su:
ritae,ogen, iobalb CT Lab, oab Die materteller
@n9eleaenbeit bes Sreunbes ieine anwes
ienbeit ni6t erforberIi9 ma6ten. Neus
aierbe uno parme Sbeilnabme beberrl9'
ten i'm aber 10 iebr, baB CT slet9wpbl tsin
Nuse pon bsn beioen abwanote.
Sn elmer Seelenitimmuns wie Die, wel9e
bic eben sei6ilSerte Srsns in Weiiter Sans
| SemIinf berporriei, sr muB ben Elan 81 lei:
mem Yiloe: Die multitude Sermdblung pel
beilieen 6atbarina BON Sieua, baS sIeid
fails nod i'm ct. SObObannesboipital 81
gu isben lit, s%eIiefert baben.
Die Nbtiiiin bes Seilisen:@ eiit: 6lo:
tiers itarb oaielbit tur;e .3eit nadber 6ems
lint lab lie ni6t mioer. Seit oem Gag,
Der Sulammentunft i6ien er ober rlbigel
seporben III iein uno ;ei9te lid Dem Der:
tebr nit Msni6en weniser abgeneist, ia e.
oab ielbit ben Stimmen @ebSr, Die ibr
Don Dem Srt ieines itiuen Sdafiens II
Die NuBenpelt riefen. Die reide 4bts
ct. Yertil uno bic Stabt 06pen piini6:
ten uno iabn i'm in ibren Nauern, no c,
bebeutenbe guftrdse puasos.
SIS mar, ais wenn Die friibsre 9dnsli6,
Nbaeidieoenbeit linn nidt suiagte. I'm:
aeiGbr UNI bas Sabr 1882 uerlieB Sans
6emlint bas ct. Sobannesboipital Il
griisse in Slaucsrn wie es i6elnt, ploe
si6 nnb obue irgeub Semano an;uuertrauen
mobin CT ii6 wanbte. SpGters Soriduu
gen berc6tissn ~ Der Innabne, baB e
mad Spanieu gesaneen lit uno BORT bi.
l409 sslsbt unO ssarbeitet bat. Sft biei
Nnnabme wabr, 10 wiiien mir wsnigitens
NO or snbets, lit tie unbesriinoet. 10 bleiS
iiber iein @rab iowobl pie iiber leine &ies
Elm tieies Ouufel 9ebreitet.
@as aber ni6t besweiielt weroen fam
bas lit feline innise SrOmmisfeit uno Sant
bartlett, Bonn bapon bat er I'M ct. Spban
nssboipital Seweis binterlest, wsl6e mad
beinabe pierbunbert Sabreu laut iiir ibI
ipre9sn, obne BON ibrem 8ertbe etpGS per
loren III baben, ia beren Bertb ieet meb
nod ais ebebem anertannt nno semiirSi9
piro.
Der Serr usrleibt mitunter einigen lei
ner M~eni6entinoer wunberbure Saben
an ibhen lit eS banu, iie wObI a~nsuwencel
uno bur6 tic ben @eber 81 cbreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

Srau6 Rapios. Mid, nit 9ortrit.
TO- Soiepb 9taeemoar, Siitoi pom IaibUiQs in ccns
ueIee NIT Hortrit.
IL Or. Seinrta Qintntp HOrihrop, StidOi poa Char
Teton, :. g., nit Rortrdt.
1) Z. SeiGrtd Semde, O. S. B., nit $orirdt.
49, Sciepb Gabriel Waper, @riuesr NIB Better Der
WiuDeri1sn tgl. 6oi Rurtauitalt in Winten mi gevtrdt
ure G5ylouus Der Auitatt.
Ia Dus alter 3stt. Gin Tabusort an bic tIi1u BON
SrauS pou Sesburs.
15) gSu iouit uiht iali6es 3su9uis sebeH". Gr;dss
lung usu Srauj uou See6ur9. Dttt s SHuitraticusu.
16) SER lsirtb". eine S~r3dBlnus pom Srans ron
Seebars; nit Ii SaIfratioHeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01
Iro6cu bon Mnsipriifen.

SGnta garbara, Sal. = Die
pSreB" bieii9eu SrteS, erflGrt, bOB lNr.
6. ~. SpNpfe, Der nit &bcumGtiSmus
I'M Iinten 9lrm iebr arg geplugt mar uno
oaber Wo9su lang ni9t Grbeitsn tonute
ireiuiGig Die srobe @irtiamtsit uon ct.
SarobS Del beSeust, Oas i'm wieSerber9es
itslt bat. IS beiie0t SAmer;en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

Ole ySribane" IN ct. 9onis
i6reibt: y%llnter alien republifGnii6en
Yolttitern OieieS SanbeS Bat Garl S6ur;
es bisber 81 ben meiiten yGr" sebra6t.
u; @cianpter, Grs0 General, GrsS enator,
Grs0 inilter, Gra9feoaftsur, GrsM oncpos
lift. Mfit Der 3eit piirite er eS 81 einem
Sanssn Suteno bon y@r" brinsen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

@dbrenb es I'M Sabre 1866 auf
Guba 3s5,355 Stlapen CAB, betrus Die
Sabl Der vYatrocinabos, B. b. berieni9sn
Sarbisen, bic iid I'M llbersanssitabium
swii9sn Stlapersi unb Srsibsit beiinbem,
am 8. Nop. B. 8. nur nod o 9,566.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

IL Sic @eroleui hait Der Gtpeitsrn oes sritten Srs
esns aus Cipe IN &serphaieH. Ytit IbbilonnaeH ses Stss
la5etbs Solptials in soiap<tie uno hes 9arieHs Ssipitals IN
6Tperta, 8Guins.
is. Hlorsrs uro @atieubaus Der Sran;istansrinnsn
bel Dubuque. Soma, nit Abbtipuus.
49, Ct. SoisphsseirAs in Giusinrott.
90 Setdutihe Siuoteu. Suiririrt y. 4. Sber!dnSr.
al Observation-Disclosures. Bon Tr. :. n. Shiaizc.
ttit s. iletru.
as) Cine tur ;um taussn sebtn cine gelS ruO asne
Vsnseu. Son %oemislbeu. YRit Sito.
2) Slsre SousupOtb.te FIR bic Sausmfttsr. gsn
btmiel5,H. Wit Silp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

y Tus -8Glenoariuu" in Nstbs uuo SauarSerut mil
~ nsu,H @auiobrtsorteu uno eereu geidrsibuH1, ieuit
0ariteluusen Der II Gnaosnbtlotr.
p Maria SpisrAus im Kennel Su ssruialem (geoidD
nit Silo.
81 Stt stfte Der Sreis : ytiibiel ; auh5isr POM Sabre
1888.
A. Sum Observation-Disclosures. ausrhHit..
81 Sauitrirts Samilientatsl.
81 sieuiabrssrus (eseidD.
y Suuitrirter ,preiSs Ssbus" fir eas 95altiabr 1884
nsbit benz Nns.sots pom ICE sepiuniten.
81 ct. TranststHs, Der Sersp5 uou NiRT uus iein sss
i%urgsport init Suttial uuo Sarbensrndbtls.
81 Or. SsiHria Soiepb tidtsr, sri;.r SiibOi pan
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

Well, pa got caught by the pants, and
couldn't get over, and We kept firing, and
he dropped his gun i'm the snow, and tried
TO tear the fence down, aud he kept Yell
ing, For God's sake, gentlemen, spare
my life. 1 don't want any of your rab.
bits | got to laughing so couldn't
shoot, and laid down in snow bank.
and my chum kept shooting. III finally
got of the fence and burrowcd In snow
bank, and held up piece of his shirt
which the fence tore OF for flag Of truce,
and we quit, and he stuck up his head and
SAW me laying there in tho SNOW, and pa
thought his gun had gone Of and killed
one of the farmers, aud my chum said,
Great hevings, you have killed him. At
that pa grabbed his gun and run for the
road and started for town, and that's
where the minister overlook him. Along
towards night me and my chum came
home with four rabbits, aud we told pa
he was pretty rabbit hunter to leave be-
fore the rabbits got to running, aud that
we looked all around for him. He looked
surprised, and asked us If we struck any
corpses around on that farm, and |
thonght should bust. We told him wo
didn't see any, and then he told us he was
standing there waiting for rabbits. when
gang of about fifteen roughs came and
ordered him away, and he refused 10 20.
lie said they opened fire on him, and hc
threw himself into u hollow square, the
way they used TO do in the army, threw
up intrcnchmcnts Of snow, and defended
himself, and when hc was finally sur
rounded and had To- retreat, he saw tho
ground covered with dead aud wounded,
and Inc expected he had wiped out an en-
tire neighborhood. He said ii was sln-
gular we didn't see any corpscs. asked
him how he tore his pants, and he said
the gang shot them all to pieces. Then
we told him of the joke We had played on
him, and how we fired blank cartridges at
him as he was trying to get over tho
fence, and he tried to laugh, but couldn't.
He was inclined to be mad at first, but
finally he said this was more like busi-
ucss, and he hadn't felt rs we'll before
since we initiated him into the Masons,
and we could play anything on him, and
do anything we choose except let him
alone. SO you see am not so bad as you
think. Pa enjoys it, and so does my chnm
and me. Eh! old rutabaga, do You sccg"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATU
Only a Little Thing.

II was only q tiny seed, -""
Carelessly brushed aside;
Rut II grew in time TO a noxious weed.
And spread Its poison wide.
It was only little leak.
So small you might hardly seei
But the rising waters found the break
And wrecked the great leyee.
II was only a single spark.
Dropped by passing train.
But the dead leaves caught. and swift and DARK
Was its work OH the wood and plain.
II was only IN unsound nall
That the workman used-ah me!
But the ship, that else had weathered the gaie'
Went down in the deep dark sea.
II was only n thoughtless word,
Scarce meant to be unkind;
But 1t pierced as a dart to the heart that heard
And left its sting behind.
II may seem trifle nj most.
The thing that we do or say;
And yet 1t may be that at fearful cost
We may wish it undone some day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

up and down the gulch-now halting by
the boy, now running swiftly up and
down-by-and-by gathering in such force
as to welcome night
The boy shivers and his blood seems to
stand still. he can 10 longer sec the cin-
namon at his banquet, and the craunch-
ing and tearing and gurgling have almost
ceased.
What now?
Now comes the silver moon of sum-
mer's night, gloriously bright and full OF
peaceful rest. Up-up-and now its bright
rays fall into the gulch and pour streams
of soft white light over the rugged rocks.
Up-up-and now the rays fall upon the
poor little figure braced against the wall
of stone.
Here comes the cinnamon! His banquet
is finished. Pat! pat! pat! echoes his
footsteps as he shuiiles along. There is
no growling-no warning Of anger as he
comes. He halts before the boy, and the
summer moon throws her full light down
into the guleh to whiten pale face until
its ghostly pallor makes it terribly dis
tinct. The cinnamon touches that white
face with his nose. There is 10 move
ment in response.
Now the shaggy form stretches anG
yawns, and presently the great beast lies
down at the boys feet and closes his eyes
in sleep.
Adown the gulch Is a heap of bones and
bloody fragments. Here sleeps the victor.
Pressed close to the flinty wall is the form
of the child-asleep? No. Dcad.-Detroh
Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
NEW FIRM,
New Prices F.!
TRUSSELL & HESS.

We have our Wagon Scales erected
and stock of coal on hand. the prices of
which we have reduced from 25 cents
to so cents per ton. We are in market
10 buy Grain, Baled Hay, and in fact
everything that the farmer has to sell
which We can dispose of. A full line
OF everything pertaining to the grocery
business at our store. Our goods are
all fresh and of best quality. Have
laid in a special stock for the season,
such as Citron, Currants. Prunes, Gran
berries, N. o. Sugar, N. o. Molasses,
Sweet Potatoes, Apples, Buckwheat,
Hominy, Raisins, Cocoanuts, Oranges,
Lemons, Canned anG Bottled Goods,
Plain and French Candies, Crackers,
Cakes, Figs, Dates, Toilet Soaps, Per
fumery, aud the best stock OF Cigars in
this market. We are also selling a
Patent Roller Flour under our own
brand. If you want something nice
you should try it.
TRUSSELL il HESS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Love .hat GIorIies.

The New o. leans Times tells this touch
ing little story:
There is nothing In this world so sad IA
human nature, and the tears come into
my eyes now rs think OF the pitiful story
Tom told me as he smoked his aftcr-sup-
per pipe last night. The other day, just
before came home, Tom had occasion ~
20 over TO the Lake. On his way back, and
when tie train stopped at the Bay, be no
ticcd man getting In the car In front OF
him with little baby lying In his arms.
The baby seemed young, and the man
hushcd 1t in his arms with gentle, rock
ing motion, bending over now and then
to Kiss its little white face. After the
train had got under way, the conductor
came to Tom and said: "Come with ME;
want TO show you the saddest, strangest
sight you ever saw in all your life" aud
lie led the way into the next ear. "Do
you see that man over tlicreY" said he,
and there sat the man whom -'om had no
ticed with the babe. Ills precious little
bundle lay quiet on the seat In front Of
him, and as these other two men watched
lac leaned over and looked long and earn
estly IN the little flower face, aud then
kissed the frail finger tips lie held 10 gcii-
tly in his hand. "Tbat baby's dead"
said the conductor. at died this morning
at the Bay. lie couldn't bear 10 put IL Ia
coffin, because then II would have 10 60
without him in the baggage car, AID so
he is just carrying 1t home 10 New Or
leans In his arms" And tine car ratified
on-the boy caIleJ the stale slices OF
sponge cake and his cigars through the
train-and the passengers laughed anh
smoked-and he, stricken 10 the hearts
core, sat there quiet and uDbcesliyg,
watching over his dead child, kissing tile
fingers that would never again softly
clasp liis, looking down apon The white
lids that had closed over the bright eyes
as the petals Of a sensitive flower close at
nighttime over it, delicate heart--and
the world was nothing 70 him,
In Scotland they have narrow, and open
bitches, which they call shcep-'lrains. A
man was riding donkey one day across
slieep-ppture; but when the animal cs''ie
to the sIicrp-drain he would not 60 over.
SO the man rode back short distance,
turned snd applied the whip, thinking, f
course, that the donkey, when going at
the top of his speed, woulr jump The drain.
But not 50. When the donkey got to the
drain he stopped, and the man went over
Mr.. Neddy's head. No sooner had fe
touched the ground than he got mp. and,
looking his beast straight IN the face,
said .syrrra wcel pitched; bat then hoo
are We going osct over ycrscIy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
The Old Elm Tree.

As
sat
beneath
an old elm
tree, the wind o.
went whstling by.
1t bent its boughs
and softly brcathcd the
following with sigh:
have lived horc for manya f
year and seen tho summer. ,,.,
come and go; the spring time
with its flower and rain, the au
tumn with It's fruit and grain, ut
the winter with its chilling blast,
when with snow the skies arc over
cast. In summer time, beneath my
shade have the children often played;
and oh. how oft, beneath my bougIs,
have lovers renew ed their plighted VOWS;
and many time the old aud feeble have
sought my shade TO smoke their pipes or
ply the needle; and thus It's been with
smiles and tears have watched thcnr
come aud 20 for threc-score years, and
many tale could tell Of what In
all that time bcfeli. But age IL
creeping DER my head and fear
my roots are getting dead.
And -....., .,l
soon
I will
witlcr i''f
and
decay
kc
those
who sought
my shade each day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
TO THE FARMERS
Of Jefferson and Berkeley, w.
VA. and Frederick County, Va.

HAVlNG secured the agency for the sale OF
the Agricultural Implements manufact-
ured by the "keystone Manufacturing Com
pany" OF Sterling, Illinois, and st. Louis, Mo,
in the above-namcd counties, we inform the
farmers thereof that we have every facility TO
furnish them anything in this line nj rs low
figures as can be obtained elsewhere. We snail
also he prepared to furnish this spring
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
CORN-PLANTERS,

which are by their substantial construction
well adapted to our country. They drill drop
or chcck-row, and have phosphate attach
ments: they are evidently the greatest labor
saving machines OF the age. Catalogues and
circulars sent on application, or any inforlna-
tiOn cheerfuly given. Address (until further
notice. the undersigned, ut Duflields, Jefferson
County, w. Va. Correspondence solicited.
Respectfully,
r. RION LUCAS q co.
Feb O. 1SSi-3m (Spirt copy)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
FERTILIZERS

expressly manufactured for the Corn and oats
crop, and at very low prices.
We would especially call attention TO the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
The Entler Hotel,
sHEPHERpsTowN. WEST VIRGIN

Mr.. B. F. GRAVES, formerly proprietor of the
Valley House. is now running the Eutler Hotel,
and also retains q number of good rooms In the
Valley House, which is directly opposite, all per-
sons being boarded at the Eutler Hotel. Special
accommodations for commercial travellers. All
persons who wish to spend the summer months
in pleasant and comfortable manner, can do so
by stopping at this ho:el. A first class livery in
connection with the hotel, and reduced rates VIII
he given 10 the guests. Also has boats for hire
for the accommodation OF fishermen. A few
bsss are still being caught in the Potomac weigh
ing from five 70 seven pounds.
BF GRAVES
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01
IN MEMORIAM,

WHEREAS, The Benefccnt Disposer
of events has removed from our presence
by death, brother John NJ Crooks, who
for many years has been blessing to
our order, as Loyal Patron and also a
useful member Of society, therefore be it
Res0lced, That it is but tribute to
the memory Of the departed to say that
in regret,ing his removal from our midst
We mourn for one who was worthy of our
respect and esteem.
Resolr,d, That We sincerely condole
with the family OF the deceased on the
di,ponsation with which it has pleased
Divine Providence to afilict them, and
commend them for consolation TO Him
who orders all things for the best, and
who does not willingly atflict any.
Resolced, That this heartfelt testimon-
ial OF our sympathy and sorrow be handed
to the family of our departed brother by
the secretary Of the Grange and that "a
copy OF the same be spread upon the
minutes, and also that copy be sent to
the Lewiston TELLER for publication.
Resolred, That in love and respect to
the memory of the departed, a page in
the minutes Of our proceedings be devot-
ed to the COMMUNICATION of our brother
death, that our charter be draped in
mourning for 30 days and that we wear
the badge of mourning for a like period
of time
W. a. HALL, NJ c. BENEDICT,
n. MARKHAM, ii, A. RICE,
ii. ii. PEARSON. Committee.
Adopted by Charity Grange, No. Is,
=. Of ii. April 26, 1884
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FROM MT. IDAHO,

Mr.. IDAHO, April 26, 1884.
Ed. TELLER:-Some interest is excited
in these parts by the recent discovery OF
a mineral vein on the ridge of Snake river
above the mouth Of Salmon, by Mr..
Osborne the well known mining operator
and prospector. The vein is represented
to be about 60 feet wide and in an unusu-
ally favorable location. The ore is galena
with some zinc, blende, arsenic, etc, and
is Of a rebelhous nature. The silver con
tents have not yet been accurately de-
termined as yet, but they are undoubted-
ly considerable. Some days since the
skeleton Of IA human being was found on
the ground in the vicinity of Camp How
ard that was found by some hunters An
inquest revealed nothing concerning the
manner Of his death 1t was the head.
less skeleton Of an unusually large person
and had been lying there undisturbed for
probably two years. The late splendid
weather has given farmers a chance to get
in all their crops and they have reason to
expect IA good seasons return.
n. B. w.
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bunch of tgreen winter wheat, gro IN
this season upon !. N. Hibb's place on the
Hat opposite Lewiston, measuring , feet in
length was brought to us this week, which
is very good for this seasons growth.
Every member of class A. in the interme-
date department of the public school, must
be present at 1.-THE final examination of this
term IN order to have permit to enter the
Grammar school,
CORNER SroSE LAYING.-At pm, on
Friday. May 9th, the ceremony of laying
the corner stone of the new Methodist Epis.
copal church will take place. This names OF
all subscribers will be deposited with pub
lie journals, etc. i'll the vault. Revs. I. NJ.
Boyd and A. L. Hutchings are invited TO
assist; Mrs. Judge Poe will read history
of the society; additional subscriptions are
solicited. All are invited. LEVI TARR.