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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Ser beriibmte Sngepieur Gricsiou bal,

Ra9ri9tsn aus Rep gOrt sufolse, isst
ietne Commentaries ai9ine poIenbet.
Wtttelft elmer eonuauen @las oberfd6e pom
II bet l6 SUP, bie ber3uftslIsn ni9t toits
iptslts TT, ba er idmaIe @lasrteseI usrpsn
BET, BITE TN Sosen anetnanber seisst iinb,
1T es ibm seIunsen, etnen 9ampfbrud pom
IS 3ou 3u er5eusen. Der StrabIenfdnser
TT 10 etnseridtet, baB er fid NIT Der Come
brebt unb 70 beitdnbis beren pole &rait
%auffansen tam. gricsion bat an bieier
Mai4ine felt brei Subren ftstise gsrbsfes
runssn ausebra9t unb ertldrt fs iest fir
p%olensst. Omar TT fie bauptid5li9 fir
beige gdnber beifimu,t, bod birfte fs td
fiber aud tn eiaent sroBen GbsiI Der gers
Staaten 1pabrenb bes Counters fir lamb
pirtbi9aftIt9e 8etriebs sisnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Moberue guat mad roblen Sauiuameu.

Sest breiden @ufaps unieru @eisen,
nno @buarbs i1obern Sen;
Snbeb Watbilbsn Stuben bei;en,
Seiorgt amanoa StaI uub Streu;
llno 9aura NIT ben ieibnsn 2oden,
SiSt %ipinnenb bintsr ibrem Rsten.
Sebt, Bertha itebt am sSaudefaiie,
llnS Sbetld ior9t fiir's Seberpisb;
Die 8uoolpbia tebrt bic Safe,
uno Su9s fittert Sdwein uno Riib';
Der @roBtne6t artbur i6iert bic Yferbe
unb Siesfrieb pa9t bel isiner Se.rbs!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
AGerfet Spak uno Grnf.
Mit Gott an's Werf.
ebe hin in @pttes Hdueu

@ebe bin in @ottes Rdmen
@reif oein @ert nit SreuSen on
Sribe fac oeinen Samen;
&as aetban 1T, lit setban.
Sieb' nt6t aus mad benz G~ntfernt.n;
gSas Dir nab liest, mubt bu tbun;
Saen mlBt bu, wiait bu ernten;
9alr bic feiB'9e Sanb lpir6 rubin.
Wisisitebeu 1T sefdbrli6,
Seiliam un%uerbroi'ner SleiB
nno es itebt Dir gbenbs ebrli6,
I'm Der Stirn bes Cages S9weiB.
GsiBt bu aud nidt, mas seratben,
Sber mas misling.n mag,
Sol9t bod aQen 9uten Sbaten
@ottes Sessn fir bid nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

9tetent8et, pel6e prebissn, u~orleien, be-
tlamtren ober iinsen, werSen, uuS finbsn in
Sales Sonep Of Sorebonnb anb Sar bas
i6neafe @ieoerberiteurnssmittel Der Stimme
III Saaen uOn Seiierteit. IS tirrirt ebenfaas
Suiten unb punben gals idneu unb srinbli6.
Sertauft bel allen Srussiiten gu 25e., SOC. unb
81.
9lemn's strefelietfe, tsilt uHS psri6buert, Csc.
$ins Saars u. Sartfarbs, i6parJ u. braun, SOC.
pis's 3abui6msrtentrppfsn bsilsu tn 1 Rin. Csc.
German Corn s~aemoper, tSStst SabusrauSsa
Erotbeutsn, u. (. 10. Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Gan3 ridtis iast Der SObn bss @Ous
pernsurs 9Orben Don Georgia, bic gOrs
t9rtft in ienem Staate, pona1 Sdnaps
ni4t in tIeinsrem MaB, aIs sinem Quart
psrtauft werben barf, ridte msbr l1nbsil
on, als penn man einen tIeinen Erunt bes
tomuten tonne benin ruenn elm Mann ni1twe
niger, ais Elm Quart betommen Tonne, 70
babe er aud ni4t eber &ube, als Bis CT ben
8obsn bes Quarts seieben bat. 0as ers
i9eint gang ri9tis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Gin uidtiaer aeoloaiider ssunS III Fir,

VI" W'Y1'Bet BeoIuHiIWet Uuuu W Iut5S
lid I'M Tsrritorium @aibinston sema6t
porben. SSn etnen1 sroBeu Gorfbett I'M
n6rb6itli5en Ebetls bss Tsrritoriums ruurs
ben bic l1eberreite pon neun Mammutbs
fbisren ~sefunben, zines S6lensS dren,
elmer 5pdne unb elmer MeersS diIbtr6te.
3uerf fam cine Gage Corr, bann cine bide
Gage uuleaniider ai6e, btsrauf wieber Elm
Eorfbett unb IN bteiem BITE SteIette Der
rnntbtere." Gin StoB;abn 1T Bsbu Sus
unb einen 3oa lang, Bat "a 3o1 i'm llms
fang unb wiest las Bfunb; eth anberer
1T ~ 5uB unb neun Sou lang, bat "a
sou i'm tlmfans unb ein @epidt pon 295
Bfunb. Die porsefunbenen Sdbne piessn
ie a4ttebn 9funb, unb etlide Der Rippen
baben eine Qdnse pom adt SuB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
llnidnISig. gor sebn Sabren murb'

l1nidnISis. Dor aebn Subrsn ,uurbe
Der apotbeter Us. Spei9ert In Bomif Bos
ien) gum Eobe uerurtbsiIt, bann gu Iebenss
ldnsItdem 3u9tbaus, neil er feline Srau
persiftet baben ioate. Die aer,te battsn
Spuren pon arienit IN Der Qei9e,sefunbsn.
5eute mad 10 Sabren wurbe Die 2si9s
nO4mals aussesraben unb ''auf @runb Der
iu4uerftdabtsen asrSte unb apotbstsr parb
Der Rann frsissfpro4en unb Der 9aft ents
IaiTeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
sd fenne einen Bauer aus Seusiien"

sd fenue einen Bauer aus Seneiien"
(obsrbalb gossn), er3dbIt Yrofsfor Set.
finger, der I'M 8irtbsbauis bic i6musts
gen Reben BON I. I. SfS;isrsn b6ren muBs
te; auf sinmaI fins CT an f~ortuabrenb su
riIpisn. p9e' Bauer risf ibm elmer bies
ier Germ 5u, wetBt bu ni9t, mas Der
anitaub torbert7" .Sa, frcili9, sntses,
nste bas 8duerIstn, serabs besuesen; i&
mus bed ben TAFT f&Iassu su sursr idai'
f&en RsIobie.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Gin 3iaeuner Tam bieier Gage su cine

Gin 3iseuner Fam bieier Gage gu einsm
gduerIsin in 8sitsg irsinien uub iaste
ibm, uenn er abenbs $25 in einen bobleu
Baum fete, 10 usrbe fid bas @eIb IN Der
Ra9t psrboppsln; CT that ss, unb ri9tis
fanb ct neben ietnen $25 finf raselneue
5lnfsD oaarnotsn. Oas biebere Bauers
Isin fedte III Der foIssnbsn Ra4t feline
sanse Baari9aft, 800, IN ben Baum u.
iu1t iest bteie unb ben Staeuner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Gin Bedielblatt ma6t burauf uufmsrss
lam, baB, wenn Senanb uiFen min, Oh
st1 Srtef nt9t gu f9wer 1T fur ben sem6bns
li9en grets, er benielben NIT einem StIs
berbolar udsen tam. Wenn Der Brief
f9werer 1T, ais Elm siIberbouar,
nabe3u l llnse piest, bann 1T cine
3weicentsM arte seniisenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

aann nur eines. r8as Daft Ou benin
gu weinen, Iiebss Rtnb2~ fraste cine Weuts
ter ibr E04ter9en, bas gum eriten Rale
CUR Seidte 9esansen mar.
AID, i5 fOa finf Saterunier betsn unb
tann nur stnss!" antportete i9lu93snb
bas Rinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Sauieuoe iinb pOn benz b~eribmten SaIs
patton Del sebeilt worben unb Tauienbe
fnb bes 2obes Seiielben poa. gs beilt
raider anb fiderer aIs wie trsenb ein ans
beres Wittel, Ridens unb @elenti6mer,en,
Ropts Obrsn: obsr 3abnweb unb toftet
bod uur IS Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
y u Il MIIerIet.

ans ben auntliden 8eridten sebt Der:
Dor, 6aB bic Resers& esimenter I'm itebens
ben 8unbeSbeere 81 ben bsiten seb5ren ;
BET ibnsn sibt's bic w~snisitsn Deierteure
unb bic beften Sdisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Mooerne Susenb. Batter: sd bin
nur besisris, mas On ~anfansen wirit,
penn i'd mid einmal pom @eiddft suriits
Sisbe unb CUR Gube iese. - Sobn: rDann
isse i4 mid ueben 0i9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Gin Golbflumpen i'm @ewi6t pom 8

gfunb unb I'm Wsrtbe pon $4,000 beinbet
f9 IN Gan Srancisco ssssnpdrtis auf
ausftealns. Der &Iumpen ,purbe erit Dor
3eit I'M norbSfIi9en Sbeile bes
Staates sefunben unb 1T Der srSBte unb
isiner art. gs idsint ff6 bemnad
nod INNER gu IObneu, in Californian auf
bic @oIbiasb gu ssben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
81 a6aeldmadte g,reinsmeierei trsibt

ionberbars 8Iitbsn. gbemalise beutide
9anbwebrleute, bic iest IN Yittsburs, Ba.,
pObnen, babsn cine Organization seblbet,
bic fi9, obslsi9 nod tetns 100 Waun fart
9arbe $ 9anbpsbr &ssimsnt usuat. Seas
tirli4 patroIirten bic 9erri9aftsn In prsuBs
ii9en l1nifOrmsn NIT S9ultsrtlappen, auf
benen cine Krone einsefidt if. l1nb bas
wollsn amerifanii9e Burger ieiu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Sob beim Sanse. Sn 5arburs serietben
tn einem Gan3iaIOn bic RIsiber elmer Gam
aenben tn 8ranb unb ss fanbsn infolse beis
len pier gerionen ben Cob! 8sld Elm
Cob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

SIN talten Norben ieuubl, wis TN bei'
ZEN Slben gilt bas sroBe S9msrsenbeiIs
mtttel ct. Satobs Del ais eine u~nfebIba,e
ar5uei. Sn allen apotbeten au baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Sidere &ettuns mint bsmieniseu, Der
sesen 9ebers, Nierens unb WassnIsiben
Or. ausuit SOnis's hamburger Gropfen
anpenbet. sic fnb unbebtust bas bette
6eilmittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Grogas fnbet fi3 in aabIenbsn Rsnsen
in neun5ebn Staaten unb Eerritorien bteies
Sn BefpennipIpanien sibt es
iber ie43is @rbsas. 9eieuidaften, rpel6e
3uiammer ein &apital uon nabesu einunbs
3uan3is MiaiOnen Dollars baben unb
sIdnsenbe 9eiddfte MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

vGr ipridt fir iid ieIbft," mar bas llrs
tbeil elmer Dame ibsr Or. BUTTS 5ufen
Sprup, reine einsise SIaide erISife mein
Rinb pom eiuem beftigen 6uIfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
5alid b%eritanben.

8rafbeut: Bis bsiBsn Sie2
Ssuse: ausuit MilIer.
grdfoent: Sbre &onfeifion2
8euse: RatboIii9.
8rdfbsnt: llnb Sbr 9lter2
9euse: Netn alter 1T frIbtueritanbIit
tatbOIii9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Mir III hente reht 6unrr1 !

v9luf gbre, mi. lit bsute re9t bumm,~
iaste Elm Serr gu ieinem alien 8ebienten.
rSa, erwiberte bisier dusfIi9, Cure
9naben ieben aud san3 bana9 aust"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

aus Der Snitruction. lieutenant:
v8Osu bat Der Weni9 wobI bic Gusen3
&etrut: s0amit CT fe 3una9sn tam,
weuil er miu." =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Sic QSuiaiu BON GuaIauS Bat perbo

ten, bab irsenb peI@e Bsituussu, Bsri9te
lbsr ben Campbell S9eibunspro,sb snts
baItsnb, na4, S@loB Winbfor unb 9ube,
f6r ssbra&t uerbsn barfen. 60 if's
Re&tl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13
RATS OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 WEEKLY WORLD

SALT LAKE TRIBUNE: A friend
writes us from San Francisco OF new
dynamite gun just perfected which
the owners insist is not only to revo-
lutionize warefare, but also deep min
ing They propose to carry on deep
tunnel-making at one-fifth the pres
ent expense and to expediate the
work fve-fold. The gun is loaded
with the dynamite cartridge and also
with black powder. The black pow
der hurls the cartridge against the
wall Of the tunnel, where it explodes,
and it tears the rock to pieces twenty
inches deep at each explosion. The
gun costs two hundred dollars and
the cartridges thirty cents each.
Utah miners who have run deep bed
rock tunnels can figure up for them
selves how much money they have
lost BY not waiting for the invention
Of the dynamite gun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City
on the 30th day of June, which, II not TAX
en- out in 80 days, will be sent to the dead
letter office:
Adam B. Bruner, John Cafe, +. i.
Knowles, Joe Teun Yeun.
Persons calling for any OF the ABOVE
letters will please say advertised"
s. C. SILSBY, P. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13


a STUDY In PRoNUNcrATIoN.-The
following composition of words in
common use will afford much enter
tainment if read aloud by several, as
test of ability to read it correctly.
Hardly one in a hundred can get
through it successfully without previ-
Gus study; ''Comely Diana had
voice like calliope; yet, although it
was not enervated by laryngitis, she
was not virago. She wore stom-
acher set with jewels, that gave an
interesting idea of her fathers fnan-
ces. There was no squalor in their
vicinage. She sought to inseigle her
charity coadjutor into hymeneal as
sociation without tedious delay. She
sent him her miniature, iessamine
flower and an invitation to a dinner
of aDchovies. He was a coadjutant
in the church. He had cadaverous-
like complexion, and in joost he
had been houghed. Taking some al
monds as bridal gift, he mounted
dromedary with the epizootic and
without depression, along
Pail Mall. The guests were sitting
on divan, with no prescience Of evil.
The dioscesan was waiting, having
finished an absolutory service; when
suddenly, above the clangor of the
wedding bells, was heard maniacal
shrek. The groom had pierced his
carotid arteries with carbine on
hearing that deficit in his church
collections had been discovered. He
was cremated."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13

Bob lngersoll recently was talking
with an old colored woman in Wash
ington upon religious matters. 4Do
you really believe, Aunty," said he,
THAT people are made Of dust9 ayes,
sab; the Bible says dey is, an so /
believes it. = But what Is done ID
wet weather, when there's nothing
but mud?" sDen ! s'pects dey make
in6duls an sich truck. Life.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13

Ike Sloan was farmer, like all
other Vermonters, but wasn't exactly
one OF the type whose "critters" and
vegetables always bring more money
than other peoples. On the con-
trary, if there was any difference be-
tween the price that he got for his
products and the market rate, it was
generally to his disadvantage. One
day on his way back from the village
he complained bitterly to the people
with whom he gossiped along the
road that the storekeeper had abused
nm most shamefully by giving him
only nine cents a pound for his maple
sugar. "But, gol dern him." said
oloan with chuckle, 81 got even
with him, for put more'n two dozen
oucketfuls Of water into the sap be-
lore billed it!"- Boston Record.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13

in the field" said the iatter's wife.
sburying our dog" .sWhat killed
the dog?' asked the office-seeker.
he killed himself barking At candi-
dates. The candidate rode awav.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13


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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13


Manager-And what do you say
% eight hours day, Alexis? Alexis
-h'ght hours, boss? Great lam, dat
a.as nuff. You dom have no con-
a,aeratlon fur workin' man no how.
M,gat hours amt 'nuff. Manager
'ell' In glad to hear one man in
s's'rlous enough to want to do a
''' days work. I'm pleased with
'0u' Alexis, and you may work clev-
= nours a day. Alexis--Hole on,
,oss, hole on! disonderstand ye. /
a'0nt know it was wuckin' hours you
r4s talkin' bout. l thought twas
Eagle.
l.. = candidate for Office rode up to a
tbs ouie sem IN Gilead, H., and asked for
- mead of the family. "He's down
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13
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cesses in maturer years.
such 40 loss OF memory.
I .assitude. Nocturnal
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-07-14
Wife Murder at Portland.
ARREST or TIE rERrErRAroR.

The neighborhood of Lincoln street,
near Mayo, was thrown into intense ex-
citemcnt Saturday morning by the an
nouncement Of a terrible domestic trag-
cdy occurring in that vicinity. At No. 33
Lincoln street Torrance Oflare, ostcnsi-
bly, a peddler but by common reputation
smugglcr, has lived with his wife for n
number of years, having a comfortable
and even luxuriously furnished home,
Both OIIare and his wife are said to have
been in the habit of drinking to excess at
times, and especially when Otiarc was
home from one of his expeditions across
the Canadian boundary, from which cX-
petitions he returned flush with money,
Furthermore it is said by ncighborS that
Mrs. O'llare was the custodian OF the
money that O Hare earned and took good
care of it Early Saturday morning
about half-past four Mrs. kilfcather, who
lives across the street from q llare's
house, was called up by O'Iinre who
asked her to go over and attend his wife,
who he said was dead. Mrs. kilfcather
hastily dressed and went, supposiug that
O'lIare had preceded her, and expecting
to meet HIM at his house When she got
there, however, she found the street door
open and no one about the house. She
called for Ollarc, but no answer came
Everything about the first iloor of the
house was in disordcr-thc furniture
thrown around in indeseribahe cunfu-
sion She was appalled, at the condition
in which She found the house. and did
not dare to 20 up stairs, where she knew
the sleeping apartments of Mrs, 0'liarc
was located. She returned home, there
fore, in great agitation and called Mrs.
IIagan, who lived in another part of the
same house, and then, accompanied by
Mrs. IIagan, returned to the scene The
two women entered and went up stairs
where they found the same state of dis
order to exist as on the first floor En-
tering Mrs. 0llare's sleeping apartment,
they saw in the middle of tiir floor, sur
rounded on every hand by the wreckage
Of furniture the naked body of Mrs
O'Hare The two women hastily covered
the dead body with blanket and left the
house. Deputy Sheriff Black was quickly
Informed. and he went at once with ON
CIR Hanson in search of O'Hare, who
was encountered only a little way from
his home He was in an intoxicated con
dition and disposed to resist capture, but
finally accompanied the officers to the
station. He would not say much about
the affair, but admitted that he had had
fight with his wife Later in the fore
noon the coroner being notified, a jury
was impanelcd who viewed the remains
and scene of the tragedy. An inquest
was held soon afterward.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-07-14
Ifa'Yers ,reekly.
At WASHINGTON.

Immediately after the reading Of the journal
in the House on Friday, the speaker announced
that the regular order was a vote on demand
for the previous question on the motion to re-
fer to the committee on invalid pensions the
message of the President vcoting the bill, grant
ing a pension to Sally Ann Bradley. Amid a
great deal Of confusion Burrows of Michigan on
the part Of the republicans and Ma,son OF lndl-
anna representing the democrats, endeavored to
come to some arrangement to prevent time be-
ing frittcTed away with roll calls. II was nm
ally agreed that the demand for the previous
question should be withdrawn GroSvenor OF
Ohio should be allowed fifteen minutes TO OPP
pose the motion to refer, with PERMISSION, 10
some democrat to reply if desired. GrnSvenor
said that he desired to heap no recriminaton or
condemnation on the President for his veto
messages. They were caused by full mlsap-
prcheusion on the part Of the President, ot ms
relation to the administration Of the govern
ment.
lie. Gro,,cnor. had read all the yetocs COM
ing from that prolific source Of vetnes, ana he
thought the trouble was that the President TN
dcr~tood it was his duty examine carefully every
act Of Congress, and il he as a member Of Con-
xrc~s would not vote for the bill, he gave no
sort Of consideration of weight to the fact that
the Legislature branch of the government had
acted aiiirmatyely upon it. The President
acted upon the idea that the Executive had the
rIEht ana mat II Was MS duly to decide absolute
Is Oh every question.
Another idea Of the Presidents was that NJ
private act should be approved unless there was
law auhorisng ii; wholly obliyious Of the
fact that Congress is the law-makng power
and has a right to confer pensions on anybody
GroSVrn0r then detailed facts Of the special bill
under consideration and commented ON the fact
a he asserted, that the President had approx
ed the ftz John Porter bill on the very day
l.al l.1 ~
To sally Ann Bradley, the mother Of four sons
two Of whom had died on the battlefield and tw'
OF whom were in the hospital disabled, Fit
John Portea would 20 ON the pension roll, whit
Sally Ann Bradley would 90 to the poor-house
and this was the government which undertook
to say that it was dealing generously and liber
ally with it, soldiers.
With very little further discussion the mo
ton to refer prevailed by vote Of l22 to Ill.
l he effect Of this action is to prevent any fnr
thcr action in the House for the session. AM
the action will stand
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-07-14
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans OF Somerset County viii
meet in Convention. at Cohurn Hall Skowhe
gan. on Tuesday. Aug. 18th. 1876 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose of nominating the FOL
lowing officers to he supported ut the Septen-
Der election, viz A senator, County Attorney,
sheriff, Register Of Deeds. two County Com
missoners and q County Treasurer Also 10
choose n County Committee a. Ito transact snch
other business az may properly come before the
Convention.
All voters in Somerset County regardless OF
past party affiliations or alliances, who desire
To act with the Republican organization In tie
present State Campaign, who believe In well
paid labor. and therefore In the protee-
on OF the Agricultural. Commercial, Man.
ufacturing, Mining and laundering interest Of
the county, 10 the end that the County OF som
erset and the State OF Maine, in common with
all parts OF our Union. may be cheered by the
busy hum of industry, aud the home Of the
farmer. the mechanic, the artisan and all
others be made glad because of we'll reward
labor, all such are cordially invited to Inee' in
the Primaries" aud take part in choosing
delegates to the Convention.
The basis of representation. viii be one dele
gate for each town and plantation, and an al
ditional delegate for every twenty hve votes,
ur majority fraction thereOf,csst for Gov. Robbie
in 1884. on this basis, the various towns and
plantations will be entitled To the following
number OF delegates, to represent them In Con