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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01
MieSerferf9en, A., goos Wari. aus greuems

Nieberferf9en, f., Boos Rarie aus @reuens
NADER.
untere GbtbeiIu ng. 1. plae, Wils
Ter Dfarie aus Greuenmader, Rergen Marie aus
Selsmiible (Wertertl, g., Moos @lfle aus Staots
breoirnils. a., 8olmer Wtarie aus Warten, g.,
8anoel NatbaIie aus Gbriitnad.
E~anoarbett.
Obere abtbeilurg.-1. plos, 3e6es
anna aus Niiblenbdd. g., Sub Marie aus
SonsoorfI. uno Sdou Rnth, aus Setin9en, A.,
@ros Utaynah, s., Welter llama aus sSuualins
tier.
Wtttlere NbtbeiIun9. = BIab, Hitz
les Waiis aus Tieoerterl6en, g., Welter Warie
aus Sormeloineen, s.. Shaad Rarie aus Se=
itinseit uno Soferoin9 @orsarstba aus @aliers
bin9eu.
untere abtbsilnu 9. Il. Ylas, Sturm
Slile aus gefort, q, MiiQer Rdrie aus G,res
penmader, g., gSieiener 8atberine aus @onoes
rinsen, A., 8rier Suianna aus 9artrineen, s.,
Wepoert Sriauna aus 3rintineen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01

Sc lit Elm susifSdisss, iolibss 5oIasebdubs
BON 80 SUB 2dnse, 40 SUB Breite unb nit
etnem 80 SUB bobsn Tburme, wel1es ca.
$4,000 gefoitet bat. Die unteren Rdum.
lidteiten bienen aIs S9uIe unb Yfarrwob.
nung, bas obere Stodmsrt ais &ir9e.
OiSeeie q Ban.
Ser hodp'fte giiduf &rantbarer pirb,
benz Gernebmen mad, i'm fommenben De:
eember in geslsituns bss bo9m. 6rn. 6.
Qsceia BON Slorence, Wisc', cine &eiie mad
&om antreten uno mdbreub ben 0inters
monaten bort perpeilen.
Sic Teierlidfeiteu, weIde gu Ga pOinte
auf Der Ttubelsines SRlel in @isconiin abs
sehuIteu m%urben, saItsn benz @eOenttase
3weler widtiser greinnihe, ndmli9 benz
22O. Sabrestase Der @rinbung ber Miis
ftonen burd 0ater Iaoue3 S. j., I'M Sabre
1865, unb benz so. SabreStase ber Wies
bereinridtuus berielben burd Batter Bas
raga.
Die Wiiiion "A La Pointe du Saint
Esprit" befanb ii9 suerit gu Sousbton
point, etma In Der Miitte Spii1en Nlblanb
nnb Bapfielb, am weitIiden ufsr ber albs
lamb 8ap. sic war bic erite unb dlte1te
Miilion bes NorSweltens. Sater Auoues
tam AM l.. October 1865 bortbin. gr
prebigte bas gpanseIium ben Ottamas,
6urOnen, YOttawatomiss, gabasamiss,
Oiases, Suinois unb anberen Snbianers
itdmmen.
Batter Barasa tam am 81. Suli 1885
mad Ga Yointe. gr fanb bier gbippswas,
6albblutinbianer, GAMBLER unb einiae
Entertainer. 9ie ariiten Snbianer freuten
fi9 bsr3li9 iiber bic Mntunft bes Yrieitsrs.
Sn ~menigen Gasen bauten lie cine &apeIe
pom so BET 90 SUB @runb fldde unb 20
SUB SSbs.
Sn finf Monaten wurbsn 1916 Snbianer
setauft. 0te iesise &ir9e murbe ls4l
9ebaut unb 1T nod tn iebr sutem Suitanbe.
sic entbdlt piele &eliquien unb Mnbentsn,
msl1e 1869 bur9 0ater Marquette borts
bin sebra9t worben iein ioaen. Die Rir9e
ftebt auf benz &irdbofe, Der bic @ebeine
Dor 200 Sobrsn Yeritorbensr enibalt. .
Oie Teierli9teiten uaren berrIi9. OaS
Wetter, wel9es burdaus nidt gu bsiB mar,
besinitiste bas @elinsen berielbsn. Von
alien Seiten Der waren Brteifer unb ttr9s
Ii@e @irbentrdser 70 wie 0aien bortbin
seeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01

bann DoFens, Waurer, nit Marsaretbo
Dipons.
SterbefdIIe. - Bonn l. Muauit :
Uaarta apoitel, alt SO s., @befrau pon
Sob. Wasner, S4ubma9er. @ottIob
8ltns, alt 80 s., 'Bierbrauer. Wom g.:
9ubwis @ourrier, alt Al g., Ralbaunens
wdi4er. Som g.: Gonrab Nrrensborff,
alt So s., Gerber. Yom A.: Matbias
&iefer, alt 6s g., @drtner. 0om g.:
4nna Zoos, alt IS s., Gbefrau BON Sob.
9iqer, 5anbarbeiter. Satob Baur, alt
"a S., @aifwirtb. Suianna Miaer, alt
81 s., Gbefrau pom Nitolas Rabn. &lemp,
nermsiter. RifOIas @i9born, alt 81 S.,
Messer.
gtuiIffanb Ser Stabt@repens
ma9er.
9%eiratben. = glm Is. Suit: @iIs
bslm Strens, aderer, nit gatbarina Oons
tel, obne Stanb, beibe BON bier. 9lm H.:
Sobann &ebins, Griebensri9ter bes Rans
tons 2uremburs, unb mobnbaft gu 9urems
burg, nit @brilfina Nasner, obne Stanb,
BON bier.
SterbefdIIs: Seine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01

Obere abtbeiius.-1 1. 9lap, Yesqus
9liIe aus Staotbreoimis, g., @elter Auna aus
SunSlinitsr, g., 3edes Nnna aus YHiblsnbad,
l., SuB Marie aus 9onsborii s.. Sdon 8as
tberine aus Setinsen.
MittIere @btbeiluns. - /. Ylat,
9etoenbah Mmna aus @ttelbriid, g.. Mausl
katherine aus pfafentbal, g., STILES Waris aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01
9ebrer= 369lin9e.

Sbere abtbeiluns. = /. Ylas, Snb
Morie ans 9onstbum, g., 3e6es gnna aus
Wtiiblenbad. g., @elter gnna aus S~unaliniter,
T., Sdon 6atberine aus Setin9en, g., Nepter
pima aus aspelt.
Mittlere Abtbeiluns.- - l. pIas, Nil.
les Warie ans Nieoerterldsn, g., goiisroins
Wtor9. aus Nalieroin9en. g., @ries Mtarie ans
Soleri6, A., @ei6el M. @nna aus Gollinasr
suano, g., Sdwarb 9liie aus 9uremburs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23

Cocoa now. ' 'u''Os "iAis ~
nf 1 ~ health IL reported from every part
.ue Indian river country.
sstst E' W w. Hicks will soon open a real
estate Office ~ Fort Marion. W
10 ~ ioage o. Knights Of Pythias is about
" % established ia Orlando. "S'N'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
VIC Wonders or the Deen.

From hs Pensacola Fld.) ConnerciaI
We have been shown. through the
courtesy Of Col. Sellers, Of the Pensacola
ice company, beautiful specimen of sub
marine rock formation, which was brought
in by Capt. Weeks, Of the smack J. W.
Whefrin. The rock will weigh 800
pounds, and is OF a formation called "cOn-
glomerate" Is, is made up OF the
various substances deposited at the bot
tom Of the sea by the restless watere, in
Guiding the remains OF all kinds OF sub
marine life. rhe rock Is studded with
the most brilliant specimens OF marine
dDrQ aud tuuHG, rivaling In brightness the
hues OF the rain bow. Tiny diGg cling TO
its sides, soft sp0nges are growing TO It's
surface and delicate cOrals rear their tiny
branches into the liie-giving waters. The
rock Is honey-combed by channels worn
by the water, and these channels are
miniature OF tho submarine cayerns in
which the many-hued fish are won't TO
dsport themselves and chase their prey
for the bottom Of the sea has It's man.
moth caves, its black forests and It's
boundless plains, Just as the surface or
the earth, only there are no cyclones 70
PROSTATE the coral forests, only the gentle
current l0f the sea 10 bear food 10 the
countless forms clinging 10 the bottom.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Rickerson's Last Caper.

FROM the Macon Ietegrdph.
Green Rickerson has again come to the
fore. A few DAYS ago he employed a negro
boy who is confined in TO the county Jail
TO wash a shirt for him. After the wash
ing was done somebody called RickersOn' 8
attention to the fact that stain, closely
resembling blood, still showed itself.
He flew into rage and hid the shirt in his
cell.
A short time after this occurrence the
prisoners in cells adjoining Rickerson's
were almost stihed by a dense smoke.
They supposed that the Jail was on fire,
and called in Jailer BirdsOng. .EXamina-
ton led to the discovery that the smoke
was caused by RicgersOn's attempting to
burn the shirt upon which was the stain.
He gave as an excuse that he was trying
to smoke the mosquitoes out of his cell.
The fire was put out and RickersOn was
ordered not to relight IL.
Fooled in his attempt to burn the shirt,
he secured Il knife and cut the garment
into little bits. One of them, containing
a dark red stain, was picked up and
placed in the hands Of Sheriff WestcOtt
He gave it to Mr.. George Payne. who will
analyZe the stain in order TO determine if
it be blood.
The prisoners in the jail say that Rick
ersOn's sleep is very uneasy. He frequently
utters EXPLANATIONS of fear, and has been
heard several times to say "Keep Harri-
son Brown away"
Robertson positively denies that he ever
confessed that he killed Brown.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
A Tragic History.


Intelligence has just reached us of the
death of MIR. Ben .. Csde. The mere an
nouncement of the death OF this man
carries 10 all who have ever known or
heard OF him-and many there area
thrill of Interest and an excitement OF
sympathy. He was man with Il history
"a history with dark poges thri'in with
romance and intensely Interesting. ben
Cade was young maR during the war
and reconstruction days, eighteen and
more years ago-along with the McIn.
toshes, the Tates, the Aliens, the Heards
and others, daring, hOt-bOoded and
chiyalric set. now sober men and the best
citizens. Among them all, none we're OF
more Southern blood or erratic genius
than he. Bright, intelligent, convivial
and brave, he fairly shone among his
fellows. He studied law under Judge
Thomas W Thomas, and was pronounced
by him one of the most promising young
men he ever knew. But he never prac-
ticed his chosen profession. Along then
he got started wrong, becoming daring
Wild, and unsettled Along then, we
mention IL with pain, he stained his hands
with the blood OF his fellOw-man. Adams
was killed and Ben Cade the slayer
Public sentiment ran riot, and mostly
against Cade. But there were mitigating
circumstances, and Cade had his friends
When il was all over he settled as q
planter and business man just across the
river at the point" in Carolina. He
was successful, he amassed money, he
employed many men, helped many, was
honest in all his dealings, fast as friend,
kind as a neighbor, and entertaining as a
host. There he lived till his death of
rheumatism last Tuesday evening, a
living illustration OF genius begun
wrong and ending in retirement and COM
pRrative exile.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Lovers Ruse.

from me bfWHtStotcE Bree2J.
Bashful men IN love should take courage
from the happy ruse Of Georgia lover
whose heart has been bursting with atfee-
ton for a pretty Georgia girl for many
months, but whose tongue refused to
speak his passion. Alter many attempts
to declare himself, he gave TO the lady a
pistol loaded with blank cartridge, and
asked her to aim it at him and fire. She
did so, not knowing there was even a
blank cartridge in the pistol, and was
shocked to see him tall when the weapon
was discharged. IL all ended happily,
however, but not until she had fallen by
the side Of her PROSTATE sutton, and
favored the air with the sweetness of her
agOnizing appeals to him TO come back to
life, which he did. How be explained his
conduct is not related, but as the we'd
ding has taken place it is not unreason-
able to assume that she forgave him or
married him for spite. II might be well,
though, for men who mediate following
his example TO be certain that blank
cartridge IL used.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
ma Ne,Ys of AInnnha.

ALAPAHA, GA, Sept. 21.-rbe weather
has been very damp and heavy for the
past few days. The derrick for the nrte-
Sian well work Is now being put up and ac-
tive work will commence In day or two.
The news Of the murder Of VIM. NJ. Kirk
land, az Lake City, Fla, was received
with profound regret along this line OF
road where his many good qualities had
won him hosts Of friends. he was reared
near Kirkland station. where his father
and mother now reside. Dr. j. A. F0gle
Is building a residence which will con-
tain ten rooms and ba a handsOme struc-
ture when completed. Others will CON-
shipments 10 this place are greatly on the
increase.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Whisky ia Fulton.

Sam Inman says that he will give $4,000
TO carry Atlanta for prohibition. Green
4. DOdd will give the same amount, and
James English wants TO contribute $4,000
to the same end.
The Prohibitlonists are making great
preparations for most active campaign.
Their committees are piebald, being COM
posed of good Democrats, negroes and ex-
scalawags and carpet-baggers. John f..
Bryant and Bill Pledger propose to take a
big hand. There is much talk already
about the prospects for the 9th of Novem-
Der. The ProhibitiOnists claim that
they will carry the city by 1000
majority, and that the effect
will be to add to the business OF
the town. The wet people say that the
election will be close, and if whisky is
driven out Atlanta will be set back 20
years. Several female orators will thun-
ger during the campaign, among them
Miss Missouri Stokes. Sam Jones is also
expected to take the stump.
The city gets yearly revenue of $52,-
600 from those selling spirits. The female
portion of the community are red hot for
prohibition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Hold MY Chewing Gum.


From tho Athens BdnNer- Hdtchtndn'
Meeting up with a merchant who deals
largely In sweet things, we asked about
the sale Of chewing gum. 1--WE are sell
ing large quantities OF II. Chewing gum
is TO the girls what cigarettes are 70 the
small boys. venture to say there Is not
a small boy from 10 years Of age up TO 20
thst has not package Of cigarettes In his
pocket. They wander of from home AFTER
breakfast and seek the sunnyside
OF some bank and stay there and
smoke cigarettes and watch the
smoke as Il floats upwards. so Il
10 with the girls about chewing gum. All
the small change they get hold OF IS IN
vested In chewing gum. They delight IN
II, and II you Will only look into their
dress pockets you will hnd several pack
ages OF chewing gum. A great many men
and married ladies buy II. The men
claim that It keeps them from buying 80
much tobacco. Several Inveterate chewers
OF tobacco have quit Il by the constant
use Of chewing gum. II IL not unhealthy
and Is "A delightful amusement. There -
a large trade In chewing gum, and the
demand is increasing every day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Farm Facts.
GEORGIA.

The ricebirds have been playing the
mischief with some Of the ricehelds on the
Altamaha river.
The second crop of caterpillars has
made it's appearance in Floyd county,
and is doing considerable damage where
they appear.
Caterpillars are playing havoc with cot
ton In the fields OF Randolph county. The
crop will be much shorter than was at
first expected.
A large sweet potato that was grown
on Mr.. BOatright's place near Sanders
vile has part OF trace chain In IT, the
potato having grown around the chain IN
q very peculiar manner. Capt. b. can in
only one way account for this freak OF ma
ture, that is the chain-gang worked on
this place several years ago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23

The Baptist church at Macon has had a
male quartette as choir during the past
year. On the ground Of economy choir
OF voices from both sexes will be en-
ployed.
The recent protracted meeting Of the
Baptist church at Dublin closed sunday.
Eight members were added 10 the church.
Rev. W. 5. Ramsay Is now conducting a
series of meetings at Bethlehem church
near Condor.
The torty.seventh annual session OF
the Columbus Baptist Association Will be
held with Bethesda Baptist church, two
miles south OF Elerslie, Harris county,
this week, converting tomorrow morning
and continuing in session three days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
stature for educational and charitable pur-
poses-wlth capital OF $1,000. OO0-tO which a
reserve fund OF over S56O,O0O has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part OF the present State
Constitution, adopted Dec. =, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on ana Endorsed
by the people Of any state.
II neuer 8cGles Or pOstDORes.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.-Tenth Grand Drawing, Class
X. in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW Or
LEANS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1856
ls5th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. FrAc-
lions. in Fifths. in proportion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Come, light serene! and still
Our inmOst bosOms fill,
Dwell in each breast.

The soprano sang queer compound of
smoker aud psalm as her eyes caught the
words, and the whole audience was on
the broad grin to the close Of the verse
which was given in good style.
1t seems that young miscreant had
stolen into the basement and turned the
gas off just when he imagined il would
make a sensation. He was nabbed as he
tried to slip out by two young men. who
took him part Of the way to the lookup,
and, not finding policeman, let him go
for the time being. He will, nevertheless,
get his deserts at the proper time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
Laurens Superior Court.
From the Dublin Gaseito.

FrOWI TNe TVOtTf5 VN1eIT0.
The time OF holding Laurens Superior
Court has been changed TO the 4th Mon
days in May and November. While some
Of the farmers Of our county are much
dissatisfied NJ the change, yet we think
that the damage resulting 10 them exists
more in the Imagination than in reality.
Another thing. Laurens county, for many
years, has been changing her court from
month to month just TO suit herself
meeting with no objection from the other
counties OF the circuit. Is IL then not
just that these counties should now have
a change II they desire II?
HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
For OverwOrked Professional Men.
DR.. Chas. r. Mitchell, Canandaigua, N.
Y, says: 81 think it grand rostorer OF
brain force or nervous energy.O
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23

From the Florida Times Union

From the Florida Times Union.
Sunday night the exercises in the Con-
gregatiOnal church had proceeded deco
rOusly enough until the choir had reached
the last line of the second verse of the
first hvmn. just as they struck that
every light in the church went out, and
the notes Of the singers and the strident
tones of the organ vanished into the dark
the gas, and the good dominic, with his
mouth muifled by his hand to hide an su-
dible smile, said: "The choir will please
sing the closing verse of the hymn" and
they at once began
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
100, 200 Tickets 40 Five Dollars Each. Fra
lions. in Fifths. in proportion.


1887 Prizes amounting to. ........... S265, 800
Application for rates 70 clubsshOud be made
only 10 the Office Of the Company in New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders. or New York Exchange In
ordinary letter. Currency by Express (all
sums Of 81 and upwards at our expense) adj
dressed N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
OrM. A. DAUPHIN.
6O7 Seventh street, Washington, ID. c.,
OrJNO. h. FERNANDEL,
Savannah, Ca.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-11-06
l,ustIaS.

These were never more immense In size than
they are at present Often fashion that has
been in a good while, just before it collapses
and goes out finally, swells up enormously
and assumes most outre shape After this
spasm it will shut down altogether and si-
lently stealh way. Especially this seems to be
tue of fashions designed to initiate woman's
skirts. What balloon like, gigantic siz,
crinoline skirts took on, at the last, you re.
member A skirt five yards and quarter
around was no novelty. Thus the hoop
skirt ga We its last kick and departed to the
shores whittier the old fashions retreat
1t is to be devoutly hoped the mammoth
tournure is likewise now in its last stages
Best made dresses no olonger have a separate
hustle. Steel hoops and hair cloth
cushion are sewn into the skirt lining,
forming u stiff framework, over which the
cloth Is draped The structure when
done Is strong enough and broad enough
to carry a basket of fruit on. It is
deformIty. Its weight is something dread
full The tailor-made costumes are very
stylish, but they are as heavy as a mans
Gus to be borne. The skirts should never
der. Straps are good for this purpose; but
even then the back is 50 heavy that it says
and drags down behind, unless the straps
are pinned fast 10 the corset in front. A
strong safety pin may be used. The straps
should come quite together in front at the
waistband Then they will not spread apart
and bind across the bust. The hugo tour.
nures make cloth skirts uabearably heavy,
and they are not pretty, heaven knows. A
change to the skirt that is plain and fat be-
bind. following the artistic outline Of tho
form, will be very welcome. 1t cannot bs
long before the rebellion against the hustle
Gets in
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-11-06
A Monster Meteor,

The largest aerolits that bas been seen in
recent years fell with a rush and roar like
Niagara upon the farm of Mr.. Buckland,
in Washington county, Pa, few days
ago. A mail carrier. Ellis Jones, beard the
noise. His horses heard it too, and stopped
stock still, refusing to be urged on. Then
Jones saw coal Of fire as large as barn
whirling madly through the air. 1t had
long fiery tail which taperel OF into q
smoky, dark tail The thing turned asben
In hue. struck the earth with tremendous
force and broke into three pieces.
The metsorolite Is more than thirty feet
square. One-third Of it penetrated tho
earth. The mass remaining above ground
Is regarded with great curiosity, and dra ws
visitors from many quarters. 1t Is grayish
in color, streaked with red. A good many
people who call themselves civiiized are
still ignorant AMI supsrstitious enough to
believe the fall OF this meteoric stoue
means something bad sa
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-11-06
FASHlONLET

Pendant or drop buttons fastsn many
bodices
Old fashioned pearl picot edges for rib
hons are revived.
Wool and cloth bonnets to match cos
TUNES viii he much worn.
Plastron waistcoats Of beads are shown
among fancy fall novelties.
Cheviot dress goods in handsome designs
Is heavily imported this season
With the full, round skirt the long,
loose blouse waist is coming into favor
again.
Many overskirts ara slashed only on one
side. but the slash extends all the way to
the waist.
Men will wear long, close-ftting over
coats. Capes will be attached to these, to
some extent.
The bulk OF winter stufs. both wool and
silk, are striped, horizontally as a rule, but
frequently vertically.
Striped skirts will be worn with cloth,
velvet, velveteen, and plain woolsn stua
overdresses and basques.
Rough boucle woolens are combined with
velvet, velveteen and plush in frocks that
bear the marx of French taste.
The short belted waist for little girls Is
going out again, and is being replaced by
the long, graceful princess waist
The pretty French fashion plates that are
so much admired are colored by hand,
chiefly by women convicts in the Frenc5
prisons.
Comfortable and novel gossamers, pro-
vided for the coming wet season, are made
Of doe co!ored mohair made perfectly water
repellant These have long capes and
nrs cut in close surtout shape, and long
enough to cover the entire dress beneath.