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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Yrdmien ii6 ieSes Mdbden beperben t5nne.
Der 9emberser 2anbesausi6uB, benz bic
Yftdt Der Iusfibruns bes lesten Winsns
Ro9mann's obliest, befnbet fd iest in
elmer redt fduieriSen Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Do i'd ein srobet fbeil
,Srnbell" non rlnperbaali9feit ~ srirassn
batte unb spar 10 pisl, bab i'd bran nor, mein
Qeben! AZ p~erlieren.
Wtein 9rlb.l fam INNER mad BEN GfIen.
Nsnn bic Speiien-
1u9 nod 70 l.i4t
nus unpsrbauIid
fir spsi ODER brsi Stunbsn mnbte id bic bars
barii9fen Sbmsr,en erbnlben,
LIMB Der einstse sses, auf benz i'd is'
fanb, mar, bab mein Wasen ales, NOS er
entbielt, wisbersab. 9demarb bat cine sSbss Der
Sdmerisn, bic id aussuiteben bate, bis i'd
,8ulsst2"
80 an9esrifen parb", bas i'd FIR Sr.i ssos
den i'm Sett lag nno
Hi9ts elien tonntel
Mteine qeibsu maren berart, bab i'd ;pei
aerSte rist Samit Ie mir etrpas s.ben ioaten, tim
meme Sdmeraen sl itiuen. Sbre
@nftren9un9en tbaten mir fein gut.
!9ulest bOrte ib piel
Bon Sbrein SopfensS ittersl
uno beldlpb IS 3l perlu6en.@
SD l6attte cine Slai6e on; in bier Stlns
ben nabm i'd ben SnbaIt
Ginerl
Na6fem Cages mar i'd auf unb babe feline
.&rante"
Stnnbe pSR Der 3eit al aebabt.
Sd babe IS an bunbsrte anbsrs 9sute snipfobs
len. sic baben fsinsn bsiiern
rgbpotaten als MIDI" George Senbaa,
auiton, Bottom, Uiaii.
columbus ,sbpoeate", feras, april 81. 's3.
5ben.rer gbitor! = Sd babe Sbr Soptsnsgits
tiers probirt uno finbe, oab ss fir irSenb Elm eeis
ben gut 1T. IS 1T bic bette Wtsbisin, bic ib ie
in meiner 6amiIie sebrau6te. 8. EaIsnsr.
w Rein, yesSisin 1T Of. r.4i., ..na q. ni4i ss
SIidtl srinen Ssptens ami BEN peiben 3etttI bat. Ben
a4tst al bas bbis siftiss 3us NIT Hep sSr .Hops'
TN Tamen.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Prom the Bfasnerd Journal,

ffIOIA tu0 0IAlh0SA 5SOuflAhA. ~. 9f.&-t
s35 A prominent saloon man Of SBrainerd,
who went out OF the business the past
spring says &",rlie saloon business is
not now, and never will be again what it
has been in the past, Tie sentiment<of
prohibition is ginning ground inaeyery
part Of the country, and although 4 do
not believe in it. / think that Within IF.
teen years 1t will have been universally
adopted as the law Eef the land in this
country. That intoxicants as used fer a
beverage intsmperaiely in many instan-
ces, have been of great injury to the hu.
man family in many ways is beyond
doubt. but i believe that placing legal
restrictions upon what a man shall drink
,or eat is q dangerous usurpation Of pow
er,very likely to lead to still further and
more dangerous abridgsmenta q person
al liberty, ending il q most despetic rule
Of the majority over the minority. Yet
prohibition has emily 10 gain in public
sentiment fifteen years lenger A. rapidly
IS il has the past fifteen years to become
the universal law In every state in the
Union. In the past two years the high
license movement has made tremendous
strides in this state, and in some places.
like St. CIsnd where the high license
sentiment has never before an, ounted to
81. !. 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Royalton lllpplfIal j.
IsoYALToss .Islne 8, 1855. s.

Ike saw mill i 1. running on Quarter
Time.
Tie rs. re trimming ~ torE q.
fourth. b. ss IS. 33
l.aac Laml'ert has moved into his new
dwelling.
The posters are out for the Fourth
don't fail 10 read them.
j. H. Russell il shipping hardwood
lumber 10 Minneapolis.
Farmers report crops looki g well, hut
badly in need Of more ruin.
i. A. GaskIl will move 70 Rochester,
his. old home, il q few days
Geo. Pavitt, our celebrated harness
maker, expects his family here III afes
days. N l5s n 81
/ Geo. Geissel Of North Prairie was in
town last week looking over cur many
Improvements.
And now Il Is rumored that We are 10
have another sholel to be erected OH To-
CAMS addition. 4
Rev. y. M. Malshman has absented
himself from duty to take ! short visit
with relatives in the. east !. /,
We arr having more excitement in
town than We can possibly stand--lets
take q lay of. What dye sol, partner
Our avenues would be greatly i'm
proved by the laying Of sidewalks there.
onto accommodate the promenadins
pedestrians. Z. l
I'd G. G.. Brown was in town Monday
drumnl ing up orders for his job press
work. C. CT" is always a welcoue
caller al oursanctum. n
P.B. NcDougall, assessor, has been
busy the past week On the assessment,
and census. The population of Bellevue
town will run5close to 700, and that Of
the village Of Royai'on to 297 with 3 to
carry.
81 Al our town increases in population
and tho outside world hears Of onl
necessary wants the presumptuous loca
tor arrives and picks out a suitable head
quarters 10 carry on "a legitimate bust
ness, and is welcomed to our beautiful
burg, but the IMPRESSIONS Of necessary
evil our moral boys will not tolerate, and
under the pale moon, hacked by the
strung arm, Of the law, they are shown
the roAd to Chicago. Weican show the
papers for this, and Migrants are hereby
warned to give us a wide berth.
We were one Of the many who wended
our way to the Bellevue schoolhpuse on
Friday night last 10 be eniertained by
fth1 exbibition given under the supervis.
| ion Of Prof. Welch. The evening being
pleasant tie house was crowded. The
ftlelineations Of character were, well rem
aered (the brogie not being ,necessary to
distinguish tho nationality and each
part was played well. On the whole
the entertainment was very .eEeditable
ami showed considerable studya1d labor
on tlie part Of the actors. 4, II, I,
e. n. 4 7.eet5 4 a.. TFsIcKWIcK.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05


Fire broke out ssney 81 odn od sc
An street. Il !, 80 u q, ID al, aud
before Tie cltizsnas COD be aroused Md
ado sucIi Roadway 1hat all hot,e ~ 81
ssayinx the !. build I'M or q xtures were.
beyond quest Inn, satll attsntI lou 4 . turned
70 the large bull ned ~ r.saaley'
and ocenp pied BY B. u III Als.einy ID q
general retail store. sfel.le delay ID get.
ting the eliemic engine io work Spayt,g
llie fire fend The adyanlage md 3 tie
sbaildins was soon ehveloped by the
raging element. The Wind arose ana
seemed il lis most 5fltfu ID ood viii rlisxE
huge FIRE brands high I'D the air md
3droppin Them pom tlis court house,
skating rink ,lsree livery s,sble and many
other bslild ines, which III their dry cod
snitioa readily ignited and only by lie
a constant use ofs The lgins. and The II al
persistent efforts ST ;,lte 55peop,ls were
ssayed from being swallowed up ID the
eonfasration The court shouse vas i,l.l % 81.
me several times. u was Xlso the man, b
moth skating rink, iisa lleuse aud,
livery stable. The leR falls most heavily
on 3 NJ al 4 u ere about|
200 bushels Of wheat Sthe ralta ~
attached N s,ore u, W Ii g,
dsstroy ed. IS gieatsf paft II stlss syoossls
in the store we're SAVED, and
fully haodIed, are now found Is sbes So if
good dition, and Nj 4. los4 ii not
50 great as at5 first es,ilnatsd Iliis papers,
books and va ,table s ID, III we're ii, IND
Iargs safe canns ont ,all gsls though Tie
safe i ruiaea The Ell Iiimugastted losses areZ
81 follows: s ,O0o, 10 ii,,5
55stfancs MI sadIsy's loss III. bai ding,
$500; Insurance, 800 ahousv's
Toss o. saloons ma tock = ;iasurance
$1,000. Ii Prociol;f d lo1ls 81 flrniturs
and Hxtnrss ii 81 III harber shoIp over hes
aloe,i % 4 psobably sare up 1900.
IsadIe55 .lna Keith 4 partial loss u boeks
aud fl their . Hice oser the store
Hreache& $50 q insured for $3.50 The fire.
Iis supposed Is have beer the result, Of
iIcend iisa risn and these imbecile NAL.
formations i'll miserable, contemplate,
Tow lived fanatics who are morbid and
superficial enough IL suppose that they
can ol,ta III Dny satisfaction or elevate the
moral conuition Of community by set.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Vasaly's Wage Shop.

i. D. Brown, late af s. u. i fi,i 81 I)esiIig
y Brown 81 EN- River, has ;frive here
end will manage the as,tlly " ggoil shop.
on Oak street. He comes vel recon- Il: Z
.mendei as slillful s,arE nlsst1, md lie g
will doubtless control his share Of the
work Louis Vasaly the proprietor,
solici,s the patronage OF the public
Special attention % repairing and All u
classes Of anal iobss .33ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
JOHN WORK MAN /
! Street missioner.

q MILLINERY AND DREssMAKIKar- Miss
Katie Gallagher from Minneapolis, has
the LATEST STYLES in Hats and
Millinery Goods, and also does First.
Glass Dressmaking &. Pa,.erns ct,i t t'
order Ladies please cal al The New.
Drug Store. Roy alton, Mimi. .538
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
Il. x - n ~ li3l,s i Z "a alN : 8
.,lIYSlfrslllce.

$ss If yo,t5 want Is insure your property in
good reliable com panies, y. G. Hessell
can snit YOU: fhsy are agents Tor
the Cont nenfai and Germania compa-
MES 81 New York, the Orient Of Hart.
ford, and tRe N orth British Mercantile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
a Walking skeleton.

Mr.. =. tlpringer, Of Mechanicsburg,
PHI, writes: II was afflicted with lung
Grand abscess on lungs, and reduced
-, King skeleton Got 4 free trial
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me SO much
good that i bong hi a dollar bottle. a fer
using thee bottles found myself once
more 4 man, completely restored to
health, withsa hearty apPetit and q gain
IN flesh Of As pounds. Z, 5#
Call At . " Closes drug store and
gets free trial bottle Of this certain cure
for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles 30,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

aSg A seeder, a mower and q hay rake
nearly new. for sale Or trade. Inquire
at Staples Livery Stable. % sss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Our stock Of boots and shoes is now
the best assorted in toWn; and as to
prices, wo defy competition.
t= ss5sE RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

sa Quacken heimer 3 lliost btanfard
aine, and other hnest u whistles
are to be found only q lie Fslace 3aia pie
Rnons. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
NOTICE,

SD SSJEIt,st,. SD SD s.
All persons desiring burial permits
or Information in regard to OAK and
ss,smetsry will please apply to John
Workman astnary BY order of tho
soard Of trustees. . SIS
}. AL CHuRcHILL, Sec B
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
200 600 } ; !
400, 900 brick for sale ct Wholesale @
retail at MAURIN y M E = q 2 "
washing Compound

/ Washing Conp ollnd.
II Parties wishing to buy the French 81,
Golden Washing Compound will lind i
/ for sale 81 ny residence On First street e.
{ opposites "A. Tanners store. 81
n. q. SIN ONs. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

a new brand of WhisKey, pure Ken.
si,1cky Snow Flake, at SPRAHDEI.''s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

Try tlls az 81 gllul sIhisksy Z
s.sal
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05
IlITsTLE LIS MARKETS.

- =
linssl hard,
6oe., 10. lsofl Go: ys,. 81 sofl, 6sc.
Oats
lour sient l'rsce per sack, "a u y
b 1 rs
tssround feed per Ton, IS
St Fran Ipni. ff1n al sf
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

q Lewis famous 1866 distilled whi=key
at III ..ss s.. 81 s%ss SPhANDEL's :
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

c. "a mi stock ef gents ana isoys white
md colfiredE shirts Just received at
~ IS ys25. i5t 4 RICHARD Bros,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

s CO.. When yd NJ ~ an COdd lslclsle
scigar % Y asall y an,lti get s It'll
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

. a complete Restaurant is run ii con-
nectiion. Experienced bartenders and at
IItenfiye walters. Every thing first class
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-05

4
M 81 i llars 1 4, & hard.
eee D. son 500, CSC.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01

AN ACT to amend section eleven of chapter ff-
ty-eight of the Revised Statutes, relating TO Ag-
ricultural Institutions
Be 1t acted, ETC., follows:
Section L. Section eleven of chapter fifty
eight of the revised statutes is hereby amende by
striking out all of said section after the word
"dollars' in the eighteenth line of said section,
that said section amended, shall read follows:
Section II. The treasurer of an incorporlt d
agricultural or horticultural society, Oh application
made prior to the first Wednesday of each De-
cember, shall receive from the state treasury a
sum equal to that raised by such society during the
year preceding, but not exceeding cent to each
inhabitant of the county where1t is located accord
ing to the last preceding national census, nor
than four hundred dollars to one county If there
is than such society in any county, and the
sums applied for exceed the limits aforesaid, it
shall be paid to each in proportion to the amount
expended by it, as hereinafter provided. But the
Penobscot and AroostOok Union Agricultural So
ciety may annually receive much as is raised by
it, not exceeding one hundred dollars, without re-
gard to population; and the Waldo and Penobscot
Agricultural Society much is raised by it, not
exceeding one hundred and thirty dollars; and the
same shall be deducted from the sums allowed to
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-26
STOPPED BY WHE.
An English Girl Elop's with
ried Man.

S,u yonu December 22.-There were
wa nennIe hanging over the ran OF 'ne
steamship Egypt" OF the Guoln nnI, ."
She ma m, the harbor yesterday, 10 WHO'LL
frot IN, ,,nrslsions of the land OF the iree sase
nromis.l NJ a bright future OF wedded pllss
p,,d h,nniness which the laws OF Ehg'ana
denied They were Miss FANNIE I'll I'll
nings n pretty little brunetts VIII "
large. dark eyes and the hvenes h.a5 bar
EXPRESSIONS, and who has eihce s.,,1, e md
age as ls. She was clad 80 tas.eiao 14ooraoe
neatly that her occupancy o. Tod St man
seemed singular, By her side sooou % aho
many va.,rs her senior, but t" who'n onv
had cirny throughout the voyage senI
afiec,ionntely. He gave his name aS S,ond oJd
Snnne q butcher, OF Birmingham, Ens'.uu' .,ns
and - newt door neighbor OF Miss Jenn.ns,, aorv
whose father kept an adjoining groJiy giore
fora detective arrested him pe'o.S -
be stanned ashore. on the charss e,,o -,
having abducted Miss Jenhlnsa yerv
her home. Mr.. Snape sJ seeneJa hv an
much astonished when con'ron'.thh tho GOOD
officer, and greatly concerned ioi ov;dently
name OF his companion, "he to the fact
that he already he's one in Blrlninsn ,aar
He had understood that one OF Ins hat
tic,,lar freedoms OF this country wae s+nrv
it severed mar rital ties at will. lheli ~ hs.
isa romantic one. Miss Jennings Haines,
trothed to Il young man naneu ue taken
and the wedding sho1'd i3o5 ior ns New York.
place the day she sailed 10, she was
The night before, however, % %oarents
missing. but left a letter 70 noa md had
stating that she loved only snape' h;s wife
gone to America with him 70 " Tho nolice
here stop pVtf the couple on qs.19hsd sr5Ss
and also offered to forgive nis .,rn Tbil
and marry her ii she would r., returhhe ! she coult
she decided to do when told ina tina. iii Eli sail il
not be Shapes lawful wife, sne "i however
the next steamer. Mr.. SnaPe', ',,atter rol
thinks the broad Atlantic nau nau4ar,haH TO
on between him and nls
some time vet before he returns
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-26
FRISCO MINING MATTEkS.
Horn Silver and Adjoining Claims
A Rich Strike.

The sale OF the Bismuth mine, in Lincoln
district, is reported and the owner, NJ. l.,
Power. is said to have received S4O,O
for the property.
The old Horn hoisting works are being
dismantled and part OF the plant placed
over the shaft on the north end OF the
claim, where work is being prosecuted with
a view to opening the upper levels OF the
mine Horn stock has tumbled as though
an earthquake had struck it, the present
quotation being 81 80, but it cannot stay
there long.
1t is reported that a big strike was made
the first of the week, in the Cuartzite No.
2, :, claim for which application Tor Il pat
ent is now being made by General f. Solo
mon. The property lies just across the dl-
vide bevond the Horn. and a wide ledge OF
good grade ore is said to be in sight. y.
Buettner, who has the mine in charge, lett
for Salt Lake City Wednesday morning
and entrance to the mine is barred until
his return.
Mr.. Campbell the Star mine operator,
is highly elted over the new strike IN the
Adelia mine, on the same vein as the Hick-
ory. one OF the best defined lodges in Utah.
The Adelia lies on the east end OF the
group on which Mr.. G. is concentrating his
canital and energies. Until mig ght before
last there WAS not much in light to warrant
great expectations, but about midnight the
entire force OF the drift changed and at a
depth OF 100 feet the ledge was struck ana
an eight-fo body OF carbonate and chlo-
ride ore exposed to view. The vein is eight
feet wide, OF clean tifty-ounce ore lying be-
tween regular walls, and the indica-
tions are in favor OF the ore extending from
the surface Gown to the deep. car loa'
! of first and second class ore was taken out
by the night shift. Mr.. Campbell is an n
defa tigable worker, and after having speLe
a fortune il developing The Star mines ant,
mill, he is il. IL fair way to be rewarded Tor
| his enterprise. So sangnne is he now OF
| success that he would not part with his
! chances for hall million dollars.-1lmes,
| 10Th
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-26
A NEW PLAN.
A shaft to b. sunk Where the Entolnbed
Miners Are.

Wn.KEsBARRE, December 22-12 m.-
There was no rest for Nanticoke LAST nlgnt.
1t is impossible to describe in words the
coustprna ton, dismay and agony which
spread throughout the village when 1T was
learn d after midnight that all e1forts TO
get the entombed miners out alive had Deen
a abandoned. The town never saw such a
sight as that tnessed from to clock
this moruipg. No one thought OF rest The
whole. uOpllatiun WAS on the streets dis
cussing in the widest manner the decision
to abandon all Efforts at rescue
COMPLETELY FRUSTRATED.
Exrla atoms of despair. cries OF agony.
ami ,uutteriugs of discomfort were heard
on every corner aud in almost every house
hold. Relatives Of the unfortunate victims
were in he Widest agony OF despair; oev
erat were seized with commissions. FAMINE
Sarver sister of the two Sarver protheTs,
was pros, ted with violent nts' anu az
O'clock a. m. it was feared she woulu uie'
Mrs. Kiyeler, the old mother OF the three
Xiv .ler hrothers, was at deaths door
from weakness and the shock, and many
other relatives and friends Of the victims
were completely prostrated. The officials
in charge of the rescue party were forced 10
abandon all work from the ali
shafts bv several irresistible conc'us'one'
Iuvestigi tions at an early hour thls morn
ing showed that SanI, foch OIL. o
fallen to such an extent that the mine III
whrh were the imprisoned miners was
filed to the ROOF and that the men WERE
dead, and beyond all human ald.
ANEW PLAN.
The officials of the Lehigh and WilkesoarfFe &c
Coal Cnmpanys are going to sink shal1
directly over the stope where the linpr's,
oned miners are supposed TO oe. ~ 4he 10
thought by doing this they can fe'eA WV
victims in about four days
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-26
CANDLES THE SAME AS MEN.
New Racket of n Feminine Drummer
How She Bluffs tho Players.

From the Chicago Herald.
.There il \. new racket on the road, said
q commercial tray Weller, ''it's a female drum
mer. met her the other cay, and she is
dandy. OF course. she travels Chl-
cago house, and she eells goods IKE Jan
nary thaw. She has been out so long now
that she il as independent as u hog on Ice;
She ats in an ordinary railway car and
charges up sleeping Car berths in her ex-
nenses. lust like the rest of us. She walks
To the hotels from the stations and charges
nm the mack fares just as we do. she oeats
Tho landlord down to $1.5O day ana
cha rpes the house $3.50 in the regular ola
st tvle She can take care OF herself every
day in the week, and she knows now 10
order up a bottle of wine and WORK IL on
the expense account, too. why "heh !
saw her last she was new SILK oress alleaJ Ia
of the firm, and by New Years proposed
N have sealskin sacque out ot her ex-
penses. .1f ~ tho
hotel clerks in the Northwest masned on
her. and the way the little rascal Khocks
,a,,, down on her bills is a caution. She mas
roonlar trick of staying over sunday
where one Of her admirers runs tne mouse
and she walks off Monday morning, io ior
oet ting to pay the bill. What does she Sel'.
That's the funniest thing abou9 D; Aou
would think she would hanoie !ew'n1, ds h'
millinery, or drysoods, or fancy ysts good1, se11s
wouldn't you? But she doesn't a. que sa~ms se,s
gents furnishing goods, ana ,n1 inG ny ~ Stores Stores
men who usually keep sadn,t sna1 t'ae aeen " a com,
uuy y;al aveller for for six months. anu an
hs nha 10 a. dandy poker player, COO. one :s
sne iIos ~ the ca rds awkwardly and acts as II
alaa ,1;Jn't know a full hand from Two pau
and San ratset @ther fellow shows up three OF
xhsn xind and then gets excited in big Jack
nd ,aises the opener and bets the m,' ant anu
raises back and scares tot4eP 'ei,o SKIES
and slides into the deck NIUE ueantlv p+, asvou
or sevens or bGSfa %hx s6e ds has bluff on her
and tssr; ts yeia ysint 's amy more like her on the