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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
luti(Cura
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And BLOOD Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. Il. rotten, 672 North Tenth ST..
Philadelphia, reports that one OF ms
customers stated to him incIdentally
that he was feeling SO well and mad
gained twenty-seven pCunGs In the last
wear. ali of which he attributed to
systematic course of the CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, which has proved effectuai
when all other remedies failed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
CIyrlCURA ABROAD.

Through hOme-returned Norwegian
have learned to know your CUTICURA,
which has in q short time cured me ofan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
could not heal. CHR. HELTZEN.
BERaEn, NORWAY. Agestu.forretniny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
The City Rlectien.

A typographical error made the
APPEAL yesterday put the city cleo
t;on MAY 9Th. It should have been
Monday, May 18th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
TIRE CROWS GATHERING.
The Old Gem stuck Carcass No
Picked Clean Yet:

The Old CemstOck Carcass Not
Picked Clean Yet:
The Chronicle of last night says:
Private dispatches received here
TODAY announce that Frank Osbis-
ton, formerly Superintendent Of the
Gould & Curry, will arrive at Reno
on the overland train this evening,
and will probably come straight
through to Virginia tonight. Also,
that James r. Keene, the famous
ex-operator Of Pine street, and OF
late years a conspicuous figure
among the bulls and bears Of Wall
street, New York, is on his way to
Virginia, and will be here tina latter
part of the week. Alvinza Hay
ward, the quartz csnqueror of Cali
for.ia, and w. S. Hobart, his trusty
coadjutors are here already. The
air is thick with rumors of other
mining magnates being on the way.
Dispatches have been received from
leading bankers of New York in the
last few days, inquiring for dead
points on the Hale & Norcross. Put
this and that together, and the coz
clusion is irresistible that the old
camp is on the eve of some very
rauarkable occurrence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
SORES on NECK

Chas. Brady, Somerville. Mass: who
refers to DR.. j. ]. Wood, druggist OF that
CITY. certifies to a wonderful cure of ran
nino sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely 10
the CUTICURA REMEDIYS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
The POET POWERsl

A feeling Of gratitude impels me to
acknowledge the great merits OF your
CUrIcuRA, and I cordially recGmmend II
to the public as a very valuable remedy.
H. N. POWERS. BRIDGEPoRT, Conn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
KNOW ITS VALUE

All NJ vour CryrIcURA REMEDIES give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
especially recommend fer the dis
seases for which it il used. know rom
experience its value. DIR. HI. PRATT.
Monticello, Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15

Seeds of all kinds, eLough to
cover the whole State, for sale at
w. H. Chedic's drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
The Highest Grades

For the best wines and liquors
and the lowest prices 20 to w. d.
Chedic & Co., Adams House
block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
STOCKS

STOCKS
Norninx Beard.
100 Hale & Norcross-1O4
800 Savage So 81
800 Chollar 40
$40 Potosi 1 so
22O Best & Belcher-2 % 2 W
$50 Ophir-1 90
50 Mexican %
100 Gould & Curry %
200 Crown Point 40
$50 Con. Cal. & Val %
$3.50 Sierra Nevada N
100 Alpha 30
1O5 Belcher-1 30
After the Norains Board
Hale & Norcross-9ss lola
Savape-5 sos 5 sob STA
Chollar- 3 Cos 4 2Os
Potosi-1 Cos l Ssh | S3a
Best & Belcher-2ib 2 Cos
Evening Board.
14OO Hale & Norcross-9
1860 Savage-54 4 80
800 Chollar-4
$40 Potosi-1 SO l Is
1925 Best & Belcher-2 ~
800 Ophir-1 20
80 Mexican-1 20
$40 Gould & Curry %
$50 Grown Point 30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15

For sale everywhere Price CuIIcURA
the great Skin Cure, soc. CuTICURA SOAP
an exquisite Skin Beautifier, 2Sc, CuTI
cuRA REs0LvENT, the new Blood Purifier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
A RARE BARGAIN

Fer sale . fruit orchard Of 2CO acres N Gfseh'
port, Columbia County, New York. ContA'n'h
$4,000 apple trees
1000 pear trees
4 900 cherry trees
4.52e Sugar Naples
1000 bearing grape vines
Together with peach plum ard nut tree, CUP
rant, raspberry, blackberry and strawberry
ines
Nansien.wi:h all modern improvements lou
dwelling houses, carpenter shop, blacksmith
snop, coopers shop, fruit houses, Ice houses
bans stables etc.. and folr miles OF pickles
fence. Every thing in good running order win
be ss;d at bargain Address
n. NICK ENSTRY.
Greenport, Columbia Co. ny.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-15
Boston,

Potter, Drug, 4 Chemical Co.
Boston.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31
ya, 00pSiG's HAND MIRROR,

Slade L Cos immense dry-goods
store was crowded.
Charmingly-attired ladles swarm-
ed about the counters; hnrrassel
salcswomen baulcd, pulled down in
Vulnerable sbOxes and answered
questions; and the little baskets chas-
ell one another along the wires to the
cashiers desk.
At further counter, .yhcre pretty
toilet articles held sway, Annie Rogers
stood gazing at her own fair image in
plate glasr hand mirror with ii Russia
leather lack.
Hell be sure to like it, she said
looking up at the young man who
stood waiting at her side. "Pll take
it, she added, turning to the girl be-
hind the counter and producing her
purse. Its his birthday, you know
she went on, as the hand glass went
flying down WIRE 1--WE always
make birthday presents to each other,
Dear old Uncle Dodsoni"
"Uncle DodsOn" he had always
been to her. though she was only nu
orphaned relative of his dead wife,
adopted in her infancy.
''Iic's lucky person, with you to
care for him. said Howard Candy,
taking chalg ge of the hanl mirror as il
reappeRred in it's neat wrappngs
you'll let me walk home with your
he went on, as they stepped out into
the crowded street.
More than one hurrying shopper
noted them admIringly as they wake !
slowly down the avenue together
the graceful girl. in her soft, light
dress. her cheeks grown pink and heI
eyes bright in the fresh all, and the
tall young man, not far behind her il
person.l advantages, bending to taiA
To her.
But they we're not aware Of these
approving glanees; they were not
conscious, in fact, Of anything beyond
their own absorbing conversation, a
hint Of which may be gathered from
their parting words. For, ns They
mounted tie broad steps Of he big
Dodspn house, ANNE was niurm4y-
Iag:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31
Lawleps eouth Oarolinians.

ATLANTA. July 25 J. l.. Milan,
passenger agent Of the East 1euuesscc,
Virginia &Georgia Railroad. went TO
Waterloo. Lawrence County, S & E..
+, obtain transportation for Elk negro
women to Arkansas, whore they were
to meet their husbands. Arriving at
the place, one OF the necTors for whua
he had transportation came to him aud
said the white people were against he
gros leaving that section, and further
more that they had threatened to kill
the first negro vino attempted to leave
the plnce. The latter says Mr.. Park,
the depot agent, advised him 10
leave, rs the people there had sworn
to kill the fiist person that attempted
to buy transportation for the negroes.
A few minutes after tins conversation
three men came into the hotel and
called the proprietor INTO the yard.
In few minutes the proprietor return
ed aud called MIR. Milan and told him
he had better % away and that at
once, showing him out The back gate
Which led into Il cotton field, which led
to large swamp. lie had scar col,
left the hotel when the proprietor gave
a loud yell which brought the mob
in pursuit of him. About twenty
shots were fred at him, the mot yell
ling at the same time, "kill him."
t'kili him" The mob finally came up
to him, tied his hands aud beat him
numerically. After doing this they
made him. walk for four hours along
side their horses and through tho
woods aud finally left him with tie
threat that If he ever came into TINT
portion OF the country be would be
instantly killed, Walking through
the woods tie gveater portion Of tile
night, SIR. Milan tainted from sheer
exhaustion. lie waa picked upin the
woods by farmer aud driven to ihe
nearest station, where he boarded tho
train for 4 tlunta. lie has arrived
here and Is yet III a serious condition
from his rDurii trcattneut
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31
Nv old Home is Precious to Ne.


by MRS. EMILY THORNTON.
'The summer has come again, darling,
With heat so oppressive each day.
/ see you are dropping beneath it,
SO we should be fitting away.
Oh. where shall take you for health, love?
Do you pine for the pure mountain air?
Would camp-lire delight and revive you?
If 30, for it quickly prepare"
The pale wife looked thoughtful, then an
swered
"Dear husband; please take me not therel'
''Do YOU pine fur the seaside, then dnrlingI
The breeses are cool there, We know.
The beach and the salt air would surely
Restore your checks sweet, rosy glow;
TO watch the waves wild, curling motion
To hear the load roar of the sea;
70 dip; daily, into old ocean,
Wnnld soon imPart new st. .ength to thee. .
The pale wife looked thoughtful. then an
swpred:
"DCar husband, no seaside for mel"
"WouId yot visit Niagara, my darling,
Aud view Gods great hand-work once
more7
Not there? Then what of q sea-voyage,
And travel on some foreign shore?
I care not for money or time, love;
ark but to give you delight;
To Danish this paleness and languor,
Aud see you strong, rosy and bright"
Her blne eyes grew suddenly fearful,
As she murmured: "Thcse would not de-
light"
"Ons place, only. husband, could cheer ms
And for that am longing each day
The old farm. where first YOU did meet me,
Where childhood passed swiftly away
know my old home il quie, humble,
But still it ia precious to me.
There live ms dear father and mother,
Whoseifacce long so to see!7
The pale wife looked anxious, while sigh
ing:
any old home is precious to mel
"Tbe tall elrnE aecmed bcckoning to ms;
The daisies and buttercupf, too.
Choice flowers you bring TO me, daily;
Yet long the pink clover to vivwl
/ pant for the orchard and farmhouse,
Whose big rooms loved ~ of yore;
To watch the brcozc sway the white curtains;
To drink from the we'll by the door"
Her eyes had a far look within them,
A she sighed: "Oh, to be there once more!
"Such questions these I keep asking.
AZ morning, at noon and at night;
ARE the rosea in hl"Om on the sonth porch?
Does mother 81, in the soft light?
DO hOney-beeS poise on he clover?
Does father ride now to the mill?
Do MY Tothrra romp nightly with Rover?
DO ell love me and long for me still2"
Came answer: "rhey ,vc you. 10 them,
dear,
We go, und go soon, ii God will"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31
NO. IS

l was late in getting there, and when
/ rushed on the stage for the first
entrance I couldn't understand why
the leading old lady acted so queer.
When / came off she was waiting for
me. Are you Mr.. Raymond, rcalIyF
she said. ain, Indeed, Gan l speak
to you moment? / want to ask if
you wasn't at Simpsons pawn.shop at
such timer Allmy old repugnance
against admitting had ever been in
such place came up. but / managed
to stammer that was. Then she ask
ed if l remembered giving So to
young woman on the corner in dis
tress. 1t turned out that she was tho
young woman. My mother died
within an hour, she said, but the
money you gave me enabled me 20
keep our rooms to bury her from.
was ballet girl then. Now / am
playing old woman parts and doing
we'll Wasn't that "a great outcome Of
my romaneeS Oh, about the watch"
concluded Mr.. Raymond, 81 was 50
excited that lost nv ticket, and 80
poor alterward that 1t didn't @ake any
never saw it again, and
presume it went TO the melting-pot.
as l haYe never heard of it since
N. Y. Tribune.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31

MOBILE, July 25.-The fux which
has been widely prevalent u Western
AlabanIa. Is now very severe III Choc-
taw County IIei.abie r.ports are 20
The effect that 10 the southcrl part If
the county the dianse OutnumDcrs
all other causes ~ sieGness mad that
few Of the people attacked recover.
Many famil.es in tnr infected flislrnt
have aband0red their honi4s and con
siderable distress e,ist- IL eu:.sy-
qHeuce.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31

"You aren't angry, dear Uncle
Dodson?" said Annie, timidlY, queer
mixture of relief and apprehension in
her face,
"But am, said Mr.. Dodson, with
emile which refuted his words, sand
I think [ shall leave my money to
we'll, say to a Home for Destitute
Dogs. Neither of you deserves i'll"
"But neither of us want it." said
Annie, tenderly. you'll enjoy it
yourself for long time yet"
Dud echoed her words.
Il suppose I shall divide it equally
between you," said Mr.. Dodson,
musngly, "but you don't deserve it"
Mr.. Dodson was among the liveli-
est Of the gay gathering at Annie's
wedding, few months later.
lie gave away the bride; he made
q stirring speech, and be led a quad
rifle.
But his wold of congratulation to
young Mrs. Candy was a puzzle to the
bYstanders:
"You owe it all to the hand-mirror,
my dear!"- Saturday Night.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31


Mr.. ID. a. Murrell, Of Kerrville,
Tenn, writes the following 20 the Tip
ton Record: "The greatest wonder
of this community now is seven eight
Durham calf Que year old the Both Of
June and giving over half gallon Of
good rich milk per day. She has no
calf and is not with calf. She has
given milk for over twoRrnonths. Her
mother wss sired by the celebrated
shorthorn bull, Wcodluwn, and she by
Woodlawn, jr. She is the property
Capt. }. q. McCalla, near Barrett's
store, Shelby county, Tenn. Any one
wishing to see her can do so and cou-
vinced of the above if they doubt any
part of it. She has been MIXED by
lady Of yonr town, Mrs. Glagg.
Capt. Nc. saYs he will, if living, ex-
hiblt her at the Kerrville iair. Ile
says he is going u try to bring her up
70. two or three gallons Of milk per day
by that if possible.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31
Ice Cream
AND
Soda Water

IN JACKSON, IS at WILLEY'S
PARLORS. Go there when you
visit jackson.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
VetraSfa.

= Stint MGnner itellten in 6oIt
Gountp in 26 Stunoen aus Staten, ben
ie ita9sn, cine @ano Der, bic 400 SUB
lang, 2 SuS brett unb 9 6uB bod lit. ga;
fir marcn 1888 Stid &aien, ieSss i'm @es
wi6t Don so Yfo. erforberli9.
Senator @an 0if eriu9te ben
S9asamtsietretdr in @a6inston
ansuoronen, BOP ben &ontratten fir &es
sierunssbauten in Ne6rasta cine Slaulel
einsefiist wsrbe, pona1 St,dHinse BEL
bielen gauten ni6t psrpsnbet uerosn birfs
ten. SoIte. mad 9lniitt bss Setretdrs,
cine iol9e &laniel 9eiesIi9 nidt suldifis
isin, sriu9t ben Senator barum, bic Som
trattoren angeles gu laiIsn, Oh iie Strdfs
hinge Bel ben 0ffentIiden Sauten gu Be;
i6aftissn sebddtcn oSer ni9t.
- Oas Bunbestreisseri9t su . mt + q
bat cine pidtise Gntideibuns seasn Sieb:
barone e%rlaiien. Die Brighton So, bate
SO, 900 Itre in Gutter County selesenss
&esierungslanb NIT DrabtSdunen in Der
Nusbsbnurg BON pieIen WfeiIen absei9loi.
ien. gs wurbe baber Dor Idngersr i3sit
cine 8lase sessn iene @eieuidaft arbdnsis
qema9t, nm iie sur gntfernuns bieier
3dune 81 swinsen; aIsin bic Seflastsn
batter sesen cine isbe in Sieiem Juls ers
folste seri6tlide gnti6eibuns Serufuns
sinselsst, bis Der Sal i9lieBli9 Dor bas
8unoesfreisseridt seIanste, UNI aud bur9
bieies IN sIei9er Weiie 9esen bic @eieus
i9ait entidieSen gu perben. Sbcrri6ter
WttIer's @ntide,Sun9 1T iibersies binii9is
LID mander bisber sweifeIbaftsr punfte
cine 10 eridOpfenoe, baB ie oils Brdcebens
fir aue Gbuli9sn Sale betra6:et rperben
barf. Die Brighton So. 1T ansewisien.
Die erwdbnte Orabtcinfrieoisuns iofort 3u
entfernen.
- 0Ou elmer ionberbarcn &raufbeit 1T
Die 20iabrise Eodter bes bel s Columbus
wobuenoen FARMERS sSobn Oii6ler befaIen.
NeuIi6 iteute ii9 elm 10 beftissr Ropf'
idmerS bel ibr elm; oaB lie bas Bett aufs
iuden muBte. Balb barauf perfiel ie in
einen tisfcn SdIai, ibre @lieber ertalteten
uno trot alter Somibunsen mar es nidt
m5sli9, biz S6lafenbe auiSuwsden. sic
lag ~bepegunss: unb ipra6los ba unb
fonHte feline Nabrung gu ii6 nsbmen.
Damn frat cine gang eiSentbimli9e Qens
berung in benz 3ultanoe Der 8ranten elm
ibre %9useulieoer %oiineten ii6 mun6mal uno
belle Sbranenitrome quolen aug ben Iugen
beruor; nur leiie beweste tie ibre 9ippen.
SIN uebriSen b!ieb lie bsmeSunSslos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
&anias.

- Qette Wo1e ipurben nan Sort Gis
psrs pon ben Iruppen nod mebr rBub'
mers" aus Stlnboma sebradt. Oisisnis
gen, wslds ii6 i@riitIid usrpflidtem.
nidt mebr in Stlaboma einSuorin9en,
lGbt mon %laufsn, bic anbsreu perpsn pom
Mtilitdr per S9ub iiber Die @renSe &C.:
braat.
= Die Suprcme Court Don &GnIas bat
bur6 Gi9ter Daoio WGrtin am IL. Nop.
cine gnti9eibuU9 ub9eSe6en, wsI3e in Ses
aug auf bas probibitiOnsgeiee pom GROCER
@i6tisteit lit. Nnt,dse auf GinbaIt5bes
fsble 0osenannte injunctions) waren in Der
Sapreme Court sesen flint %promiuente
Birtbe in Qt9iion uon Staatsanpa!t
BRADFORD sinsebru9t. Die NntIuse be-:
s,iin6ete ibr He9t auf GrIaiun9 Der Sns
iunctionsn auf bic I'M &anias Yrobibitionss
geiese ~cntbaltene Nuiiance:&Iauie! Die
Bertlastsn srbObeu ben Ginwunb, boB bieie
6lauislim Wioeriprl1e nit oer@ Contribution
Der Ser. Staaten itebe, un> b s aug bieiem
@runoe bic Stautsgeri9te BON &onias in:
competent ieien, Die betreffenben 6dQe gu
enti9eibsu. sic iteuten ben antrae, bies
isIbsn on bic Sunbesseri@te gu usrweiien.
0as Staatso berseri9t mics ben antrus
ab. OaS beiBt NIT onberen @orten:
Oas 8roGibitionS9elee pom 6anlas lit III
alien ieinen einSelnen Pbaien 9iiItis uno
gu 0te9t 6eitebenb.
Sir uns in Soma lit bieie gntideiSuns
pom 9robem Sntsrehc, neil AUDI infer
SberSeri9t oisieIbe 6rase iber bic GOniti.
tutiOnulitdt Scr Sujunctions, unb 9tuiiance.
&lauiel gu cuti9siben baben wirb. Die
9lrgumente limb uon beioen Seiten semn9t
worben' uno Eat Die @ourt ii@ bis gu gn
fang Oc5ember a3eit uorbebulten, Die Sade
gu iiberIe9cn. Die @nliGeionns miro, wie
mir iir3ten, dbnli9 berienigen Des 9anias
@eri9tes ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

- Sn Wantatn babsu iid iett an:
seblide Grben zines uor sebn Sabren bas
ieIbit obne Teitamsnt peritorbenen geiiters
pon 24O older Qanb semelbet. Ger grb'
laier bieB &i1arb Oapis. Mean slaubte
bisber INNER, es ieien srbbsrs9tiste Ser:
panbte gar ni6t porbanben. Die ans
sebliden @rben limb aus benz 8 fen ses
tommen.
= Die vNew l1lm Yoit" brinst fol.
senbe intereTante Mittbeiluns: Die bel
Der i'm @usuit B. s. fta~ttsebabtsn &eunion
Der 8srtbeibiser New nlms sesen bic
S%nbianer in Nnresuns sebradte @lei9s
iteluns auer berieaisen, Die OH iener Sers
theioisuns Tbeil nabmen, nit benen. bic
i'm 9irSerfriss auf Seiten Der Union
tGmpften. lit fiirsli9 in elmer Meiie erfolst,
wopon &snntniB 81 nebmen ben Sntes
rsIenten ansenebm iein wirb. Oas Yen:
lions: @mt in Waibinston bat ndmlid ents
i9ieben, taB bic @ertbeibiser bieiiser Staot
BEL Der erwahnten @eIesenbeit unter ben.
ielben 8e~binsunsen Enthusiastically iein
lpueu, wie bic 1lnionsiolbaten.
grforberniB zines 8eniionsbesuss lit es
natiirlid, baB cine i'm Oienife erfolste Der:
wunbuns obsr SSotuns nadsewisien werbe.
g9ie min pernebuen, %eriitirt bis isst Icibea
Der llebelifanb, ouB fi3 auf Der Office 6ss
Staats: @eneralaojutanten feline Ginmn tie.
runssrolen uorfinoen. aug wel9en erieber
we,Sen fam, oh T. 3. Ger ooer isner be
Der 8e,tbeibisuns Der Staot Oicnfte &c;
Ieiitet babe. Oieie @inmuiterunssroler
baben obne l3wsifel einmaI ~eriitirt uno es
tdme istt nur barauf on, bieie enipeoe,
i'm Original ober in beslaubister Gopie Del
General eiutantur pprsulesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
SbiO.

- @ilium s. 6inlap, elmer FER srOBten
unb reiditsn Srauer Sbio's, bat bei6lois
fen, feline sroBe grauerei in Golebo in
Elm 9lttienunternebmen iumsuwanoeln unb
bic Sdlfte blcier 2ftisn I'M gstrnse pom
S4OO, 900 ieinen Nrbeitern gum @ei9enfe
su MAIDEN, 10 baR lie ale obne Nusnabme
Dem @ei6Gfte. III beiien Bliitbe iie 10
uiel bei9etrosen baben, einen IntbeiI err
@rb6I hiebt jett in 6iubIap
auBerorbentIi9 reidli9. gm 5reitag Na9
mittag pori9er ISOLDE periammeIte ii9 cine
groBe Weni9enmeuse an Der I'M weltliden
2beile Der Stabt gelesenen Jog. Wutbiass
Quelle, nm elmer Grploiion bon % Gal
loren IitrogIpcerin beiSuwObnen. SSn elmer
Sieie pom 1900 SUB faub Die GrploiioH
itatt. g4ie unterirSii9er Oonner t0nte es
berauf unb i'm nd9iten ~@ugenblif iprans
Elm Selitrabl bunOsrt SUP bod in Die Cuff
rno ersob ii@ iiber bic 3uiduuer, bic ii6
iebt jbleuni9it perSo9en. Su einem be:
na9bnrten @runbliiife bat man eine
@rube gesraben, in Der iid iest i4Or 1000
Barrels Gel bsiiuben. & Ole Sueae pirb
swii6en 200 unb 400 Barrels td8Ii9 err
qe6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
SainptS.

= Sn gbicaao 1T an benz Sabres:
tase Der @eburt S6iusr's, ON IL. go,
uember, i'm 2intoln Barfe unter erbebens
BEN SeierIi6tsiten Der @runbftein gu einem
Dentmale Srieb,i5 S9iuer's selest wors
ben. Der Yrdiioent bes Siirssr>Nuss
iduiies, Serr SSulius &oientbal, unb Der
Gebafteur Der vSus. StsSts.", 9err SSH
beIm Rapp, bieIten &eben. Oas Oentmal
pirb benz S1iuerbsntmal in Marba9 nade
se5ilSet istn, uno i'm nd9itsn Sabre aufscs
ltsIt unb entbilt werben.
= Guerlsi S6winbler bsiu6en iett wie.
ber bic Sarner, beionbers AUDI in Sainois.
3rpei berartise 9auunfen varbeiten" ses
meiniam. Ser cine sibt Dor, itatiitiide
grrtsberi6te gu iammeln, pabrenb Der on:
bere llntsri9riften gu elmer yei9werbe 9es
gen bic boben Steuern gu iammeIn bebaups
tet. S9.eibt Der pon linn beiudie 6armer
ieinen Namen auf bas inn uorselsste glatt,
10 finbet CT gu ieinem S6aben su ipdt aus,
baB er @s9isl uuterSei6net bat. Son
einem anoeren SGwinbler ersdblt Der
Wing" in Quincy 6olsenbss: gu einem
in Der Ndbe Don quincy wobnenOen
Tarmer Tom elm iunser Mann pom Ser
trauen erwedenbeu 9leuBern unb ersdblte
Tim, baB, ba in leiner Seimatb, i'm 8 iten,
Der Sinsiub 10 serins lei, er li4 enti4loi:
fen babe, eineu Sbeil ieines f"iiiisen &as
pitfalls in 9anb ansulesen. Na9oem lie
iiber ben fir Die 5arm gu SabIenben Yreis
einia gcipproen, ertldrte Der &duier, er
MOLE gerne aud Die swei bena9barten Sars
men %fnufsn, I'm isin capital unterSubrins
oen. Mu6 nit ibren 8eIitern wurbe er
banSsIseinis uub ie fumen idmmili9 nod
Quincy, UNI ben &auipertrag abSui9lieben.
&urs Dor benz abi9luB erflirte Der &du:
fer Dem erifen 6atmer, baB er nur $1,000
BEL li9 babe unb Bat, ibm $4,000 gu leibeu,
oamit CT arf iebe Der brei 5armen cine Se'
sabIunq ppn $1,000 MAIDEN Tonne, er MOLE
Sann bic $4,000 ibsrsebsn. 0e,
Sarmer borgte iid pom einem Sreunb Dit
$4,000 unb bic gauge Summle wurbe uor
Seiben in elm Gouuert 9etban, wel9es be,
Srembs, mad llutersei9nuns oes Sertrass,
benz pe~rtrauensuolen 6armer ibergab.
Dieter madte, iiber Ben Ierfauf feline,
Sarm %erireut, nod einige Gintdufe fin
feline 5amilie unb 9ins bann mad Sauie.
6icr fanb er BEL Der grOffnuns bss Sou:
usrts nutiirli9 feline $4,000, iOnoern wertb:
lOie Papiere.
- Gin beri9tietsr 8olitifer in 6 b /:
caso, Soiepb gb Madin, bat bic ibm
psseu zines Meineibs, ben er i'm 3uiam.
menbanse nit einem @ablbetruse abse:
Iest bate, su%ertannte @efdnsniBItrafe an.
setreten. Wenn bic GbicasOer bas SeiipieI
Bbilabelpbia's na6abmen wolen, miiien
fie ibn, iobaIb er feline Strufs absebiBt
bat, fir Elm Imt eriuablen.
- Sn Gbtcaso eridoB BET bur9
lociaIiitii9s S9riften uno &eben balb per
riift seporbene beutide Sdubma9sr Scar
Iitterbers ben 9oIijiiten S'grieu, ais ibn
berieibe rpesen @bfeuern zines &epOIusrs
in ieiner @erfitdtte uetbaften wolte.