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Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Crim1naI Side-Judge
 Torrance.

Superior Court-CriminaI Side-J udge Torrance.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and the jury went out to consider their verdict in the case of the State vs. Will liam F. Donnelly and James Cavanaugh, charged with burglary. Shortly before noon the jury returned with verdict of guilty and State Attorney Doolittle at once moved for sentence. After pleas for mercy had been made by the defendants counsel Judge Torrance sentenced each to three years in the State prison.
 While the jury were out in the above case Jacob H. Tassock, of Birmingham, was put on trial to the court. He was accused of as saulting Gordon Robinson of Birmingham one of the employees of the Derby Silver com Tassock made no defense and the court fined him $75 and costs, the latter amounting tc $33. In the lower court, from which the ac cused appealed, he was fined only $5 and costs. Attorney Baldwin, of Naugatuck, defended, and Attorney w. S. Downs, ot Birmingham, assisted State Attorney Dooit- tie in the prosecution.
 These cases were nolled yesterday by State Attorney Doolittle; Charles Anderson, keep ing policy shop; Henry H. Grifing, dealing in policy shops; John Leddy, same; Edward A. Barker, embezzlement, on payment of ten dollars; Paul Beetz, Sunday law, payment of twenty dollars; Susan Clifton, residing in siding in house of i'll fame; Nellie liar ris, fornicBtion; same. residing in house of ill-fame; Mary Knowlton, keeping house of ill-fame, on payment of fifty five dollars; Joseph McClean, violation of liquor law at Meriden Club house, on payment of twenty-five dollars; Daniel Moriarty, Meri- den, assault and battery, on payment of ten riage, on payment of ten dollars.
 The case of Thomas Davidson for non- sup port of his family was put on trial in the af- ternoon, but was not finished.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
 Superior Court Civil Side Judge
 Stoddard.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The case of Began vs Daley occupied the attention of the court during the day. It is a suit for s, 900 against City Attorney Cable, Assistant City Attorney Daley and Rounds man Driscoll. Began was arrested for re ssting the officers who went to raid his sons saloon on Sunday in July, 1884, and the claim is that the warrant for his arrest was not made out and signed until after the arrest was made. The fate of the other cases depends on the result of the trial against MT. Daley. The case was given to the jury in the afternoon and after being out a short time they returned without having found verdict, and were excused until this morning at 10 o'clock, to which hour the court adjourned
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21
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| in the ninetieth year of his age after several | weeks of illness caused by the infrmities of
 age. Rev. N. G. Axtell conducted the fune- | ral services.
 On Good Friday the usual services will be held in the different churches at 10:30. The | Fast day proclamation issued by the Cover | nor was also read on Sunday and the day should be observed in accordance with its | design.
 Julius Nixon, who was drowned last Mon | day, was buried on Wednesday from the res idence of his grandfather, MT. Jerry Stowe. | His schoolmates were present in body and assisted in placing their little friend in his l last resting place. Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald of | fciated with the impressive Episcopal burial ! service.
 The benefit entertainment given at MT. | Atwell's residence in Woodmont last We'd nesday evening netted about seventy dollars | for the chapel fund. The entertainment | consisted of songs, readings, tableaux and violin solos and duets, also gallery of mys- ! teries which afforded unlimited amusement | to those who visited the collection. The sup I per room was also attraction that drew many patrons and helped to swell the funds of the treasury.
 | The Methodist church held a jubilee over l the payment of their debt last Wednesday evening The note was burned and speeches made by Dr. Goodsell and other speakers from abroad At the conclusion of the exer-
 
 evening ended in social intercourse. April 20
 STATE NEWS.
 Samuel W. Beardsley is the new post
 master at Stratford.
 The new summer resort on Mystic Island l will be opened to the public about June 25. The journeymen bakers of Bridgeport have decided to boycott the bakeries of Greninger Brothers and M. NJ. Wallace, who refused to accept the unions terms. HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate, For Overworked Females. Dr. J. P. Cowan, Ashland, O., says: ''It dyspeptic conditions of the stomach with general debility, such as we find in over worked females, with nervous headache and it's aecompaniments." a19eod2t&w1t
 A splendid stock of Mathushek pianos at
 Loomis' They sell so rapidly that those on
 hand always fresh and new. Call and
 having seen one. a19eod3t&w1t
 The most obstinate cases of catarrh are
 cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the
 only agreeable remedy. It is not liquid or
 snuff and is easily applied. For cold in the
 head it is magical. It gives relief at once.
 Price 50 cents.
 A cold of unusual severity which I took
 last autumn developed into a difficulty de-
 cidedly catarrhal ill all it's characteristics,
 threatening return of my old chronic mal-
 ady, catarrh. One bottle of EIy's Cream
 Balm completely eradicated every symptom
 of that painful and prevailing disorder.-E.
 w. Warner, 165 Hudson street, Rochester
 NY. a19 eod&w3w
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Starfn's New Haven TranspOrIa.
 ton Line.
Every Day Except Saturday,
RailruadS,
New York, New Haven SE Hart
 ford R. R. Jan. B. ESs6

New York, New Haven dE Hart
 ford R. R., Jan. B, 1886. TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS -s1o, s;5O, +9:so, 1o:49, , 11:s0 a: m, t:Oop D. m. *5:O0, 540 *7.O0 6:50 milk train with pass accommodation to South Norwalk, then e ex- press to New York; G:30 way to Bridgeport *s5s g9S So s.n1 n s Sundays 3g6 1858, 4:4o, 500 WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPRESS VIA HARLEM RIVER-Leaves at *1f:50 p. m daily stops at Milford, Bridgeport. South Norwalk and Stam- FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINGFIELD-.1 :os night 6:52, 3:00 *f1:05 a m., *1:16, 3:12 +6:26 p n Sundays, *1:o2 night, *6:a6 D. 1n FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROVI DEMCE-*1 go, 80, night. +1o:so q. m., fast express Newport Express trains +1O:30 a. m 400 p m FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD AND N E; R. R.+2 30 a. m: daily.
 FOR BOSTON Via Air Line and N. Y & N F. R R sO5 a. m. 25 p m, 5O5 D. m. fast express FOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD AND IERIDEN ETC.-*12:15 night *102 night (*2:3O a m to Rartford, ,s:52. 300, HOPS, *f1:O5, 1910, noon D. m Sundays *1:02 night, s6:96 p m oSO' ''iS FOR FOE NEW % LONDON, ETC-*1:so night, SOS, ti0:3O a. m (1O:35 a: n, 4:15 p. m., way trains to Saybrook go nou farther) 4 .00 D. m 6:1e P m m (9:0Q p. m way to Guiford) Sundays VIA B. 6 N Y. AIR LINE DIVISION for Middle. town, WillImantic Etc.-Leave New Haven for all stations at S:05 nl, 1:25 *5O5 Sis D. m sos D. m. Sundays. Connect at Middletown with & N. E. and N. L. 6 N. R. R. at TlrneryilIe with Colchester Branch Trains arrive in New Haven at 9:15 am, -:S22 *G:55 S:55 D. n E. Nj. REED, Vice President
 'Express trains
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21

Vegetine is the great health restorer, com posed exclusively of barks, roots and herbs. Pleasant to take; children like it.
 ie23eodeoW&Wtf
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21

KNOW HIMSELF, by reading the 'sSci- ence of Life.'' the best medical work ever pub lished for yOung and middle-age men,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21

NAUEaLUCk Es81lrOaO. COMMENCING JULY 17th, 1884, trains leave New Haven via H. & D. R. R., connecting with this road
 FOO a. m.-Connectfng at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury, Litchfeld and Win
 stead. 950 a. m.-Through car for Waterbury Watertown
 Litehfeld, Winsted 200 p. m.-Connecting at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury 5:45 D. .m.-Through car for Waterbury watertovn
 Litchfeld, Winsted. SEQ p. m.-Connecting at Ansonia for Waterbury FOR NEW HAv EN-Trains leave Winsted: 7:1O a. m 1:2s p. m, with through car, aud at 5:25 D. m TRAINS LEAVE WATERBURY-At $40 A m S:26 a. m, through car, 10:50 a. m. 2:44 D. m through car, 645 p.
 GEORGE W. BEACH Supt Bridgeport July IT, 1884 f
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21

A splendid stock of Mathushek pianos at Loomis'. They sell so rapidly that those on look at them. You will buy no other after having seen one. a19eod3t6Sw1t
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21
STATE NE WS.
HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate, n-a.p,aa Ea,,,oVaS

Dr. J. P, Cowan, Ashland, O., says: 'I proves satisfactory nerve tonic: also ir dyspeptic conditions of the stomach with general debility, such as we find in over worked females, with nervous headache and it's aecompaniments" a19eod2t&w1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
@rsbti6of Se8bcrs bon Snoia:
tert beitobIem unO ses
itekeu.

Der bodw'ite gr3bii1of Sesbers befins
bet fi6 jest nit apet S%eiuiteuudtern unb
Swei 2aienbriibern pon berisIbsn Srbenss
seieui9aft auf Der bei1perli6en 9teiIe
mad ben IIasta : Wiifionen. Mit wte
9roBen @efabren bteies pabrbaft apoito=
lti1e l%lnternebren fir ben pertienituolen
Sberbirteu pertniipft lit, erbellt aus na1s
itebenb semelbetem 8ortommniB:
Na9 anfunft bes Oampfers vSbabo"
in @biIcoot, &lasta, forberte &lanat, Der
9duptIins elmer sroBen sSnbianerbanbe,
peIde ben @ebirsspaB beiest baIt, bur9
ben Iae seben miifien, UNI ben guton gu
errei9en, pom benz bo9p' item Grsbii9ofe
unb ietaen gesIeitern fir sepifie ansebs
li9e Oienfletitunsen bic unueriGdmteften
Preiie. NIs bsr gralat fi9 benz Mniinnen
piberieste, wurbe er DON benz robsn @es
ieleu, Der feline Saul unter bas @eii9t
bes Sberbirten bielt unb iammtIi9e @eibe
nit benz 2eben bebrobte, btuz unb berse>
ftoBen. 9iern.it nod ni9t aufriebsn, itabl
Der 9auptItns benz Gr3bii9ofe idmmtlidss
@elb, wel9es ct IN beiien Bette fanb.
als bret weiBe SanbelsIeute in gb;lcoot
BON benz fre9en Iuftretea Der &otbbaut
b0rten, srifien fe gu ben Waffen uub eiIten
gum S9ute bet bebrdnsten Mtiiioudre
berbei. Cine llnterrebuns folste unb cine
Irt @aHenitiai tanb parb er3ielt. Sus
Spii9en i3idte man i'm @ebeimen eiuen
SOten mad Suneau, I'M @ouuernelr
SwineforO uon Der affaire in &enntniS 3u
ieten. gerI9iebene Seri9te iiber has gors
fommntB batten bereits Suneau erreidt,
ais @ouperneur Spineforb auf BET Hid.
tebr mad ieinem Soften bort antam unb
sIei3faas mar aud bas foIsenbe, isbr
rubis sebaltene S9reibeu bes bo9p'f item
grabii9ofs eiusetroiisn, peI9er ii9 sen5s
tbist 9eieben, I'm l~leberienOuns Don @eIb
81 bitten:
p@biIcoot, Min6uns bss 0apap SLUT
ieS, ben %. Sult 1886. Serrn g. 8rubp.
Gbeurer Ser! Sd bin beiorst, sic wie'
Der init Der bier beisefiisten Srber gu trus
beIn. Die Snbianer werben auf'S 9eu.
Berite lditis. Sbne 3peifsI iinb fie re9t
i6limme @elelen. @roBe Serlesen6eiten
mOsen zines Cages fOlsen, wenn ibrem
Eretben fetn gn6e sema9t wtrb. gta9s
benz ie einen 8ertra9 sei6lofen, bre@en
fie i'm aud balo barauf wieber, um ftets
ben Preis gu erb6ben. &uf bieie Beiie
bebanbeItsn ie uns unb dbnIi9 10 ma3ten
fe IS Dor uus NIT ben Wtnern. Der
spette Sauptlins Der @bilcats lit seraOe
10 i6ltmm ais Der alte. Wir ftnb ibm NIT
Site seseniiber9etreten, trobbem aber tons
men mir ni9t peiter tommen. Sbre Obs
ii8t 1T ausenideinli4, bas SpeoitiOnsses
i1aft gu monOpollftren unb Johann nns
lummen BON @elo uuter perl9iebenen Sor>
ipieselunsen beraus3ui9lasen. Ser 3weite
SduptIing forberte, nadbem CT 5useftan:
ben, baB mir fir ie 100 Pfunb $l3 bs3abs
len ioltsn, Sl5 alein fir fid fir bas 6orts
brinseu pom nur so Pfunb nnb $40, I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14

ben. Ser grdIat fiibrte alsbann bic Irt
unb @eiie ber 9riitlt9en Nd4itenIisbe eirs
sebenb an nit 8eriiditdtisuns bes lSbs
liden 3mets, ben bic beuti3en tatbolif6en
Inter itisunssueretne, Die sum Central
Seretne seb6ren, 10 6riitltd ausfibrten.
&eoner mics ferner barauf bin, baB bic
pabre 0d6itenltsbe u~neisenniibis fem
miiiie pte iene beS Samaritaners, peI9er
utdt erit fragile, ruer BET am 8ese 9iesenoe
lei. iOnbern oeiien @unoen uerbanb uub
auspui9, i'm auf ietn 9uittbier Ieste unb
our 9erber9e bru6te uue bort fir bic fer,
mere 8%epirtbun9 unt Ssriorsuns bethlehem
SabIte. SdtieBIi9 ermabnte Der Steiner
Die N&9itenItebe bod ia in bieisr @siie gu
iibsn unO rief ben Sessn bes almddtiser,
ba,mbersisen uno breteintSen @ottes auf
bic Seridmmlun9 berab.
9lm Na6mittaSe par feierli9e Gespe,
nit Sesen. Der bic Oele9aten beiwObnten.
8et oieier @~ele9enbett ri6tete Der bo9p'ite
Sti9oF @ilmor Der @slesenbett angemei:
iene 8orte an Die 0eIesuten.
(6ortietuns foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14

taufli6en @ffeften erbalten bat, ueIde f6
ais &abenbiter in ietnen 4rnbeims befans
ben. Steie @ffeften sinsen an bic @es
ieai6aft gu boben 9urien iber. Man
bentiibte it9 ieitens Der Gerpaltri ia bes
Credit general ~francais einen Gbeil oieie,
fragpiirbisen Wsrtbe BET Der Runbi6aft
oer Sanf unterSubrin9en, mas aud gum
Ebeil Selans. galb stuScn benz Publifum
BITE ausen auf, buHeIbe petserte itd, Die
@Heften gu nebmen, uub 70 fonnten iie
pom Der 8anf ni6t ob9sitoben perben.
Die Paptere, wel9e @rIuuser fir IS WttQ.
SranfS abgenpmmen muroen, finb beiite
taum elm OritteI bieier Surnme ruertb.
Der @ffett Ser GrIangers8 e rtbier'i&en
Utantpulationeu 1T Der &uin Der gant
rno bte SddOisuns Ser Ruubi9aft beriels
ben. - Sorsdnge dbnIi6er Irt bat bic
Gbrontf bet Barrier GtnuuameIt TN Wenee
aufSuwetIen. DAP es aber nab pie Dor
Iei9tgIalbise 2eute 9ibt, weI6e fir bic
sroBen Tinan3Ieute Die &oitanien aus Dem
Gsuer boIeu, 3eist CUR @snige, baB bas
9aniemann'i9e 8Ort: v8et @elbfa6en
Bort bic @emitbIidtstt auf!" nod pieIs
fo9 auBer I@t 9%elaIlen ptro.
9as lit aber nod ni9t aaes. Sn obs
gem 9roSeiie iebeu mir 6rsi 4nsetlaste.
Die @ebr. gertbisr iino gbriIten, Der
Baron" Granger 1T Sube. Die 6rei
2eute tbun btefeIben 6tRanlopsratiouen.
Der Sube lit bsr i9Lauere; CT
ldbt an6ere bic 8tlanS sieben.
Der SuOe lptrb fretaeipro9e n Die
Gbriiten p%erurtbstIt. GS 1T sebn segen
ems gu wetten, oaB aud am Eribunal
Suoen ais Gi9ter iaBen. Die Suosn iinb
beute in 6runtret9 alIma1tig. sic rssisz
rem Die Re9ieruu9; ite trei6sn bic Sreis
maurerei sesen bic Stride aus 0aB sesen
bGs @6rtitsntbum, fe iaugen Oas SOIf unz
seit6rt aus uno weroen ite auf ibren Oies
bespeSen ertappt, werben ite frei9siprO9en
BON jioii9en &idtern, Iaes baS, I'M
fatboIii6en - %seblenOeten Srantrei9.
Ber uns bas @eiagte ni9t slauben min,
leie baS @srt La France juive, bas pers
iubete Sranfretd, pom GOuarb 9riimont,
bas in meniser als einem Sabre so - leie
unS i9reibe fe9Sis auflasen erlebt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
2amme 9dnbel anfdust, UNI einen 9runb
gu finben, oasielbe Su ueri9linsen.

2amme 9dnbel anfdnst, INN einen @runb
gu finben, basieIbe Su ueri6linsen.
Die tatboIii4en girser t6nnen unb
miifen barum forbern, baB tbre &esieruns
ft9 aQer eisenma9tisen Gin9riffe In reIis
siOie &nseIesenbsiten entbaIte, unb iolte
eine Sereinbarung IN semti6ten NuseIes
senbeiteu erpiini3t ieiu, baB iie bieie 8ers
einbarun9 nur i'm @inperitduoniB nit benz
8ti&ofe uno Dem Baplte uornsbme. Sour
auf bieic @eiie farm fir ben Srieosn unb
bic 8O5Ifabrt Der Staatsbiirssr seiOrst
tperben.
Steraus sebt fIar beruor, boB Gtr9s
uno Staat ni9t uon einanoer 81 trenner
lino, ais itdnOen ie gu chamber in teiuer
9ebiebuns unb sinsen chamber gar nt@ts
au. Qu9 birfen ite ni9t NIT einanOsr
uermii3t perOen, ais wdren ie uur cine
Sadie nit spei peri9tebenen Ssiten. Ste
iino 5uei weientli3 peri@tebene Anitolten,
weI6e berufeu iino, in freunbli9em Gin:
uernebmen suiamnlen 81 wtrten, nm bas
gelitltde uno jeitli9e WobI Ser Weniden
gu bepirten, pslbe 5uglsi6 Wttt9Iiebsr ber
Rtr6e unO gir9er Oes StoateS iino. Das
lit Oas re6te 8erbdltniB Oieler betOen ans
fallen, 10 Dte es @ott baben mill unb aud
angsoronet bat. 9etOer lift OteS bei ben
g~Iauben6lOien Staaten u~nlerer 3ett nibt
Der Sal, 10 DnB IS uieImebr fir bic Stride
cher Elm Slid 1T, uOn oenieIben gel9tsoen gu
ietn, oI5 BET tbnen Die STEELE elmer 0tenits
MACH ~ pertreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
Gortietuns foIst.)
SransSiii6 jiioii6e Sinanss
tptrtb56ait.

Ser Bro3eB, peI5er ieitens elmer
@ruppe BON IttionGren bes Credit general
francais sesen bic Serrsn D. @rIanser unb
@ebr. Sertbier gefiibrt wurbe, unb Der
nit Der Sreiipre9uns bes @riteren unb nit
ber SerurtbeiIuns ber 2etteren enbete, bat
elm sreles Strcihidt auf sepiiie 3uitdnbe
geporfen, welde innerbulb Der franSOIts
iden SinanSpelt berri4en. WennsIei9
Serr D. GrIanser itraflos aus benz Yros
Seiie beruorsins, 70 lit bod bic geurtbeis
lung, welde feline SanSlunsspsiie bur9
ben @eri6tsbof sefunben bat, Elm barter
S9las fir i'm. Ote @ebriiber Sertbter
finb uerurtbeiIt worben, neil bic Oiuibenbe,
peI9e Der Credit general %francais fir
1881 uertbeilt bat, cine fittiue sepsien,
mas ben 9erurtbeilten, bensn bic Situas
ton Der @eieIi9aft ni9t uerborsen bleiben
%tonnte, befannt ietn muBt:. Was Serrn
.. @rlanser anbetrifft, 70 fibrt Der @es
ridtsbof lber benieIbsn aus, bub es inn
ni9t bepisisn wsrben f6une, baB er i9
brett an Der Iufiteaun9 Der gefdli9ten
Stlan5en betbeilist babe. 90 uerwerfli9
ietne 9anblunssweiie 9eseniber Der @es
ieQi4aft aud sepeien iei unO 10 uerbdns:
niBuoa it9 feline Snteruention in bic @es
iddfte Seitaltete, 10 iet tbm cine birette
Sdli9unS Der Silan5 ni6t uorSuperfen.
glus bieien @%rpdsunsen wurbe Ser anses
tlaste benn aud freiseiprOden. - 8ie
perbanSnibpoa bic uSnterpsntion" beS
Germ .. @rlanser IN bic @ei9afte Der
9eieai4aft seweien lit, ssbt aus benz
nmitano beruor, baB bic &ufe Der Sant
an ienen 6inan5mann ni9t weniser ais rs
Wtaionen Srancs baarss @elo beSablte
unb bafir ais 9ssenwsrtb aae anpers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
9te Sebcmsweise oes 81. &aters.

,0t6mii9e BIdttsr er3Gblen: Erob ieis
ner rs Sabre b~tinOet ft9 SEQ XIII. pobL
uuo 9eiuuO uno uerooutt bies 5umetit iets
uer 9ersgelten 2ebenspetle. Ser bl. 9as
ter itebt udmli6 I'M CONNER um 6 l1br
WOrSens Guf, bort cine WteIie in feiner
PrtuuttnpeQe uno nimmt bann UNI Z llbr
ietn Sriibtu&, beitebenO aus elmer Saiie
@bofOIaoe nit MtL9 uno swet peid9eiots
tsnen giern, gu ii9. @lei9 na6ber er:
i6eint ber Sarbtrals Staatsiefretdr nit
ben BON ben perl6ieoenen Huntiaturen etns
selaufenen Seri9ten unb Soften. Sntez
reiant lit es, gu erfabreu, ouS bas gbifs
fernipitem, in benz sc, Seiltgtett nit ben
Nuntiaturen unb &trdsnfirften correipons
Dirt, nt3t aus ein5elaen 3iifernsruppen,
ionoern aus elmer ununterbro9en f~ortIaus
fenben 8eibe pom Sifern beitebt. Dsm
Staatsiefretdr folgt oann Der Briuatietre>
tor, INN benz Yapite bic aus alien Welt:
tbeilen etnseluufenen 8rtefe BON Siriten,
Wiiionsbduiern unb Yripaten 3u unters
bretten. MQe bieie 8rtefe wanbern bann
ms ar3iu. SdsIi9 Iaufen aud etltde
bunbert Oepei9en elm, In beneu Sranfe
unb Sterbenbe nm ben apoitolii6en Sesen
in articulo mortis feben. Buntt II nbr
wirb bann bas Wittassefen aufsetrasen,
worauf Der 81. 8ater etne ldnsere Sieifa
bdlt. lin 6 l1br abenos be9tbt ii9 Seq
XIII. in ben 9arten, NO er in elmer 9aube
ben Gaffee eiunimmt unb NIT ieiuem @es
fOlse plaubert. Tim 8 llbr tebrt er banr
Der Wtalaria balbsr in ietne @ema9er sus
rid, betet bort nod cine babe Stuube in
ieinem 8eti@emsl, uHb guntt 9 llbr bssibt
er ii6 sur Huhe. 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
GbarleS 5. Se9berS,
@rabti9of."

Die bic Gette drummer bes vIlasfan"
bertdtet, bat Der @ouuerneur aud iofort
bic Setbaftun9 bes rduberti&cn Saupt.
!tnss uerfist. @r idt&te inter Dem Spe:
ctaI Deputy : Rari6uu Mc6enna iOfort
elm 8Ofie ab, peIde ibren auftrug in Gou'
5us bradte uub ben @efunsenen in Sittu
gum 8ro.eiIe einIieferte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14

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RetbcGS6er &tr6en 5 &alenSer.

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Sonut. ben 10 Sept. Sanuarius, 9. Ii. 30.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-07-29
CURREAT COMMENT.

There is widespread feeling all o',s4r the
State that the best men-and only the. aess-
shall fill the officeef magistrates and aennty
commissioners. The newspapers of neerly ev-
cry section of the State have been warming the
people to demand only men of discretion and
business ability, nor of integrity and Yrohitv
for these positions This is right and We are
glad to see the pesp!e taking lively i,te est in
the affairs of theigs county - Nilsson id1Soece-
1t is often question among young. people,
what they aim to,be, 10 do when entering
upon the stage osfaetive life. The subject is a
serious one and demands no little consideration.
The first grand 7eqnisite to success in, any bust
ness is willingness to work. Il is ,aot seldom
that persons sagaged in building grand air
castles, desiring great ssccess, and draining of
their accomplishments, who lack tie energy,
the dissemination, the courage or the training
to insure thes2 prosperity y Witlia".sten Echo.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-07-29
ACHAT WITH OUR READERS.

Prof. Street Bre,cey. Moore Co., orders THE
SENTINEL continued to his address and writes
81 can not dc. without it, He also promises
to get us ufsa club in his section. Prot Brew
has COED school at Carriers Mills, the Fall
Session of which begins Monday, August End.
3. B. Lassitn, of Gates county, true to his
promise made some weeks ago is putting in
kindly efforts IN behalf of THE ,sssggISEL.
Wednesdays neil brought new subscriber
and in his letter he assures us that he will
send others.later on. We thank our friend for
his kind Remembrance
J. r. B. Potter Families county says ~THE
SENTINEL is the best ana cheapest pager in
North Carolina and that he "will not do
without it as long rs he can raise enough. nson-
ey 10 pay the subscription price Hs very
kindly promises te. do all in his COVER &c. ex-
tend the circulation of the paper in his neigh
borhood. We shah be glad to have our daend
send US the news fsom his section.