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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-07-17

u conducted with great su ccess
,ere. He has a son much interested
n poultry raising, and this business q
also, he says, would be very prohta- d
bic in our section. {
We sincerely trust that Mr. Hor
aaby and family may see their way
to becoming permanent residents
among us, and are sure that his TO-
eating here would, through his IN
auonce, induce Others to do the
Tue following is the inaugural
address Of the newly elected Presi-
dent Of the Social Club, Mr. ii. W.
Mytton, which we have been re-
queSted to publish.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN
1t having been the custom Of
this ancient institution from time
immonorial to have an inaugural
address delivered to its members by
the President eIecty | presume
have to bow to its laws and regula-
tions, which, doubtless, are akin to
those of the Modes and Perslans,
and alter not.
} / approach, however, this matter
Of duty with dihidence, inasmuch as
l have, during my short residence
: among YOU, heard more than one
address Of considerable merit enan-
? ate from the presidential chair. !
= cannot arrogate to myself the power
: to evoke laughter or to inspire my
;. hearers with any serious thoughts a
Ii will but if, in the course of my re-
J marks on the present occasion,
k can strike a chord which shall at
time the minds of those around me
g to a due appreciation of what indl
, yidual efforts may accomplish TO
g wards the promotion of social har
nony and well-being in a communl
? tv, I shall rest content. And If ind
yidual efforts in this direction can b
= of such utility. how much rattle
shall the united efforts Of few eai
nest men and women WELD q powe
to administer to the common good
y, ~ All hall then, our Rugby Socli
y Club. May it be the means OF PR
% noting social concord, mirth al
- manhness, and, extending a beng
influence in greater degree year
20 year over the surrounding neighbo
70 hood, perpetuate q name Tor no0
90 aims and nobler aspirations.
- 1t has been said that she W
ro cares not for the welfare of /
90 90 peighbor, or seeks not to promo
70 it, is a stranger to the best feehn
- of humanity-he is a miSanthro
90 ~ in practice, if not in heart. And
c0 who feels not his obligations to
10 cioty for the protection and secur
It affords him in the enjoyment
90 life, liberty and property, and
% who does not use portion OF
Oo means and his influence from h
sense of duty, to promote the c.
o0 mon veal, to maintain ORDER
y and a tone Of moral health IN
,''' ciety, is not good citizen what
INC may be his pretensions to tai
lilSl' or to wealth. ! heartily end
80 these sentiments
Unlike the case OF largo G.
where individuality must, OF ne
'e'" sity, be absorbed as it were
mass of heterogeneous element
' o'i0' a restricted sphere OF action
~, ~ ours IN Rugby, each individual
'ori2 comes an important factor VIII
tson. it be for good or whether 1t be
evil, but even in the former ca
i, o., single bright and glorious eSa
' days of consistency in the daily n
,rtner taro' life may adorn the AMMAN
A ms mighty population, In the Ian
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-07-17

Mr.. H B. Hornaby, of Dslhi' o.,
has been spending the last few days
IN town. Mr.. Hornaby is q partner
IN . large nursery in Ohio, and ms
..n travelling through Tennessee
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-07-17

Tue following is the inaugural
address Of the newly elected Presi-
dent Of the Social Club, Mr.. II. W.
Mytton, which we have been re-
queSted to publish.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-07-17
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

p; in harmony PRINCIPLES Of the Protestant Fpn rrn en-
pish LatnM
Music Physics
prAcoMe WHY BOYS SHOULD BE- SENT TO RUGBY 'ENN
rh .now,edpea nlne climate of the Gumasrand rau with the
rlacn Executive oe"nn"N'
refnems " Gentlemen as well as
there's pend money
eedlsslya Suocns e''N'>'
should spend the earlier
highest these con'' WV o"
Of 4'N
/ marked degree
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-07-17

The"GAarrrr" Is published every Saturday
the Publishing Offices, Central Avenue
1pyj, Morgan County. Tenn
his paper is entered at the Post-oinee AZ
uQ5y, Tenn, as secondclasS MAJ! matter r.,
Al business correspondence should be al
dressed 10 the Publisher.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05

worse music and singing are only louh i
and he is treated 10 a small botiie OF sO-
called wine. Then one OF the mugs pan
goes to summon anight hack, Win a
friendly driver, which 10 drawn up to the
entrance OF the dive, and the victm, now
well loaded with his drugged drink, IS IN
yited 10 take ride with the thug and
his pals to some other resort. The process
after that is very rapid. They lead him
out. put him in the hack and take him to
some loEely part OF the city, where they
drop bin out minus bis money, Jewelry
AMI whatever valuables may be about him
at the time. The thug gives the driver 10
per cent. Of the spoils."
what becomes of the victimW
ooh, he is generally found by a police
man and removed to the station house,
where be is held on a charge Of drunken
ness until his friends are communicate
with. Ninty-nine out of every hundred
such cases are hushed up at once and the
public never suspect that the adj in the
lost and found columns of the daily
papers calling for the return Of vaiua-
bic watch or papers Of no use to anyone
but the owner for which liberal re-
ward will be paid, to Y. 7. H., have any
romance attached to them"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05
Seen in a Mirror.

rum tNH n tOhNH tNHsi -fftN's
On last Saturday night Mr.. II. II. Fudge
had occasion 81 90 into the jewelry store
OF Mr.. Phil. Harris, something being
wrong with a diamond spiral scarf pin
that he wore in his craVat. He leaned
over the show case in which Mr.. Harris
displays his watches aud asked nm to
examine it. Just at that time a large
negro came into the store and priced
different articles in the case, and in ex-
aiming them came along by the side of
Mr. Fudge. Mr.. Harris, looking down.
saw in a mirror that the negro bad his
hand in Mr.. Fudge's vest pocket, but
removed it hastily and walked off a few
yards, still talking of buying a wa'cb.
Mr.. Harris told Fudge what he had seen,
aud intentiy scrutinized the scarf pin,
which seemed to allay all the fears OF aD-
prehension on the Negroes part, as be
again approached Mr.. Fudge, who. feel
log hand on his pocket, looked down
and caught him in the act.
MIR. I. L. james, of the city police
force, was called in to make the arrest,
which he did.
The negro proved to he Henry Cobb,
employed by the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway, on the bridge gang un-
der Mr.. Manor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05
THUGS AND THEIR VICTIMS.
A Talk About the Meth DDS Pursued
TO Lure and Rob Strangers.
from the PAiIddelDhia Times.


From TIE PAiIddelpAia Times.
"Do you see that chap in the doorway
looking after that drunken man who has
just passed us?" said a well-known de-
tective, as he stood under the glare OF the
electric light in front OF the Continental
Hotel last night. "That fellow in the
doorway is one OF the best-known thugs
in this city. His specially Is working
drunken men and his style is as old as the
hills, but he can always find men to Oper-
ate on in city as large as this without
fear OF detection. His method OF seeking
his prey is as follows:
"He will hang around the entrance of
some tirst-class hotel about this hour OF
the night and watch for some incoming
guest who had been out seeing the sights.
IL the victim displays any signs OF in
t0xicatiOn, and is well dressed, with any
visible jewelry, the thug will pretend 10
know him and, extending his hand in
greeting, will ask how he enjoyed him.
self. IL the victim Is not a very fv man
be will doubtless think the agreeable
stranger has been in his company some
time during the night, at some one Of the
various resorts he may have visited, and
answer II once that he has had a
glorious or bully time, as the case
may be.
This opening is taken advantage OF bv
the thug who is a well-dressed genteei-
looking fellow, and an Invitation TO have
drink is given, which the victim seldom
refuscH. After the thing buys a drink for
himself and friend he follows itup with
purcl a-e % couple OF cigars and in
payment for his order displays what APP
pears 10 be "A very big Doodle orhauk bills,
but which in reality is only lot Of
cloyerlv executed advertisements in
Imitation OF United States greeubacks
with couple Of good notes on the out
side. The victim Is then stecrcd away by
the su0ye thug TO some place distant from
the hotel, under the impression that he is
IN for some more fun al the expense OF his
new-made acquaintance. III he loves TO
seek the tiger in his lair he is straight
away Informed Of quiet Joint where
be can buck the tiger TO bis hearts con-
tent without danger Of discovery. II, on
TIE other hand, the mark prefers TO see
some of the noted haunts OF the town, he
j. promifed good time in that way. To
md out Just what style Of sport the VIC
tim j. anxious TO enjoy 10 called feeling
him CUT
.Ail being arranged the thug gives the
.odce' Or signal 10 bis waiting pal or pals,
ioftnof travel In tWOs or threos.nnd che vic
tim ~ Jed away 10 destruction and robbery
~ lamb D. Jed 10 the slaughter. Instead
~ takinf nim ~ The promised parndiso ~
pleasure, b. IL inyfleied into some low
1--WE Nhero Wis women. AQuor5. and
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FAST MAIL.

=, uII"'a, UUIIsI Cars 70 and from Jackeon-
sonville and New Orleans via Pepsacolo q ck- ,
Mobile. and
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS
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EXPRESS,

Iuliman buffet cars to and from jackson
VIE and st. Louis via Townsville and All
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TIE CLINoNAAN TOBACCO PLASTER
CLINGMAN TOBACCO CURE co
DURHAM. N. c.. U. S. A.


am native OF England, and while / was
in that country contracted terrible bleod
poison. and for two years was under treat
ment as an outdoor patient at Nottingham
Hospital, England. but was not cured. l sui
fered the most agOnizing pains in my bone. ,
and was covered with sores all over my body
and limbs. Finally completely lost all hope
IN thst country. and called for America, and
was treated at Roosevelt, in this ctv, as well
as hy a prominent physician IN New Y DIRK
having no connection with The hospitals.
saw the advertisement of S"lfps Specific.
and determined 10 give it trial. ] took SIX
bottles, and 1 can say with great Joy that they
have cured me entirely. | am as sound and
well as l ever was in my life.
l.. FRED HALFORD.
New York City, June 18Th, 1855.
In March OF last year QSSi) l contracted
blood poison. and being in Savannah, Ga, at
the time went into the hospital there for
treatment. ! suffered very much from rheu-
maJiem AZ the same time. l did not get well
under the treatment there, nor was ] cured
by any Of the usual means. / have now taken
seven bottles of Swift's Specific and am sound
and well. IL drove the poison out through
bOils ON the skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, n. j., Aug. Z, 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ca; New York. l57 W. 2ld st.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05

Ar Cleveland. -. AS p m 1910 noon
Solid passenger trans Brunswick and Jesup
to Rome.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta daily at
$40 N for New York without change via
Rome. Dalton, Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke
and HageTstOn.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
70 p IN for W Washington without change via
r an)ye and Shenandoah Junction.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Jesup daily at
1880 IN for Atlanta, Chattanooga and Gin
cinnati.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta at 1920
p m for Cincinnati via Chattanooga.
EXcuraiOn tickets to Georgia, Tennessee.
and Virginia Springs can be purchased upon
application TO Mr.. VIM. Bren. City Ticket
Agent, and to depot ticket agent S., +. Il w.
Il. R., Savannah, by this short line.
Il. ". WRENN,
General Passenger and TlckeL A gnnL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05
Aailrsans.
Central & NORTHWESTERN RaiIE ds.

AZ trans of this system are run by Stand
ara wv Meridian time. which Is 30 minutes
slower IMAM Time kept by city.
SAVANNAH. GA. May l6, 1886.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAsSEN-
~ GER TRAINS on the Central and south
western Railroads and branches Will run rs
GOING NORTH.
savannah 49,. D s:loam., B Slopm
Leave NO. i' 81 54Opm.
Arrive No. IL
Mnlen.. -. d S:45pm.
AAugusta...... D a:i5pm.. j G:i5am
Macon .....,.. ID 4:20p m. D $40 a N
Atlanta o.. d 9:35 m. ID 7:32am
Columbus D e. 2:l3 a M. ID 2;25p
Perry ID 4 5 9;l0p m. d &c lz:0O m
E 5,9d Games. ..'...'........-...D z s 4:2s
Albany ...... D iI:lopm.. D sa5 ; m
ionIg5 merry. ..........'''....'''t:2 10 IN
MilledgevnleD 8 $40 p N. ............ .......
Eatonton.... ID S 7:40 p IN ..........-.........
CONNECTIONS AT TERMINAL POINTS,
At Augusta-Trains 81 and So connect with
outgoing trains of Georgia Railroad, Column
bia, Charlotte and Augusta Railroad. and
with outgoing train on Augusta and Knox
vile Railroad. Train 81 connects with trains
tor sylvania, WrightsviIe aud Louisville.
At Atlanta-Trains 81 and 81 connect with
Airline and Kennesaw routes TO all points
North and East, and with all dlverging roads
for local stations
COMING SOUTH.
Leave-Nos. Nos.
Mlen ....l6 ID $500 a I'M.
Augusta Is d $3.50 am. 20 D $50 p m
MacOn....53 ID $40 m. 81 d 1850 p m
Atlanta 80 600 81 ID $3.50 p m
COlumbuslSD &c AS pm. 6 ID 1900 nj
Perry ....2 d E 1885 M. D d ES 800 m
tt.Gaines...... ..............2S d 1906 m
Blakeley ..-......-. ....26 ID L 5 500 u m
E EIbonE 81 k4o y y iS 1922 m
Montg'ry .:;,..;.;......... ID 7:4O m
Eatonton. % ID E 5 5:l5 Observation-Disclosures.
Arrive-No. No.
Savannah.16 d sos am
Sayapnah.52 ID 4:07 m. 81 d 600 m
Connections at Savannah with Savannah.
Florida and Western Railw ay for all points in
Florida.
Trains Nos. So and 81 will not stop to take
on or put OF passengers between Savannah
and Millen, as trains Nos. Is ard l6 are ex-
pected to do the way business between these
points.
Local Sleeping Cars on all night passenger
trains between Savannah ana Augusta, Sa-
vaunah and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta.
Macon and Columbus.
Tickets for ali points and sleeping car berths
on sale at City Office, No. 20 Bull street.
G. A. HITEHEAD, VIM. ROC ERS,
Gen. Pas. Agt. Gen. Supt.. Savannah.
j. C.SHAw, W.F.SHELLMAN,
Gen. TRAY. Agt. Traffic Manager
Savannah. Ga.
ID" daily. I'D ES," daily except SUNDAY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05

MilledgevilieD E 3 5 40 p m ...............f...
EatOnton....D b S 40 y IN acknowledgements.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-05

~ steamships OF this company ara an.
\ pointed TO sail from Savannah for RAFT,
more as follows-city time: -'- N"''l-
DAY, Bun" $. ats A. NJ, N-A u
Wm. LAwR gNCE. Capt. SNOW TH1rpS
DAY. June 10, at > P. NJ.
wa. CKANE. Capt. BILLUps TtrEsDAv
June Is, ats Pm. Il >
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. sNow MON
DAY, June u, at II An. MN
named at BPM. lays aooVe
Through bills lading given to all points
West. all the manufacturing towns in New
England. and to nUrts OF Inc United AIDrdnm
and the Coptr'-
JAS. B. WEST & CO., Agents,
ia BaY street,
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Natlrnanr.
Savannah, Florida & Western RI

Standard Time. - y central
lME CARD IN EFFECT MAY o 100.
81 fasssenger Trains on this road viii ' pS5
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE Hrst-class IRON steamships of this com
1 pany are appoinfed TO sail every Thurs
dav from R'ston ut 3 P. NJ; from Savannah = 8
fallows-stauGard time:
CITY or MACON, Capt. WV. KELLEY
THURSDAY, june 10, at 1890 P NJ.
GATE CITY. Cart. D. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, june II, n $50 P. NJ.
CITY or MACON, Capt. WIN. KELLEY
THURSDAY, Juue2f. at II AN.
GATE CITY. Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY. July J, ut $3.50 p. ii.
Through hills Of lading given to New Emo
Lana manufacturing points and TO LiverDooi
The company wharves in both Savannah
and Sost0n are connected with all railroads
leading out Of the TWO cities.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD.
A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
ct. Gapbaels Sersiu sum shuBc Der
Gin nnS Muswan0ertr.
BUR Bead tun9:

Son ueri6icteuen Seitsu peret ib 10 oft sriudt, eiHen
gtrmGrctCH ooCr SCtGnHteu, eer iiber see ~toUmt, ia
Castle Garden 81 smpiau9Gn uHo ibm bCbllhi6 Sl ietH.
Sd bin gcrne gu lteem Dienite bereit. Sur nl6tIs t9 bitS
ten, tets asnau a%uiu9ebeu, nit pel4em Sdlfi. esr StiTstS
isuoc tommsn iou. @eun man ms Htft Zen uhssiaArsn
2Se9 uus bic ~uuseibre 3sit ansibt, lDanH elmer tommsn iss,
10 Ut 60 i6wsr, ia lat u~um6sltd, Semansen uatsr Der
eut, peun man ben gerpanoisn l6on bic Asrefs Der tlTss
pGii6sn gertrauCn5maunsr anaabt. aui eteis At Harss
aud idon orlbsu iar tie geioret psreen, uni tdNen leise
am ii6erltCn eirett an MID. Bir sGbsn bier sie .tpreie
Der peri6ieSsnsn 8srtrausnsmdnuer uHs bsmsrteH sabst
nod ioleeueeS.
Ger Spsd bss Ct. SupbatlssS erstns III, ssm StiIsuesn
SduB Inb Seihauo a~ustoeibeu Su lshsr, NIB Rt pSr its
e,r Sbafeu In Ssitliasn uuS S~stittBsn DtuSen ju stpsss
rem. StSe austuuit In Betreii elmer ieteu aHBetssnbeit
her ReiIe pire b%ereitwiaigit uuo gratis trtsttlt. d
m5ae eabsr eH Sober lid In Reiiss aH8eleesubtittR ssra
traaenspou oil ben 9srein peneeH. pier Elm 8sTiet6HiI
hfr nrrihieh,ueH Observation-Disclosures:
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Wt1i8an.

- Der unweit SermontpiIIe
wobnenbe, moblbabenbe iunse Sarmer Sacob
8dbr, ftel pom @erift elmer 9reidmas
i9tne in bas Rdberpert berIeIben. gr
uurbe uon suei GpIinbsrn ersriffen, bur9
bic inn bei6e geins pom &umpfe seriGen
unb inn a~nberanueitise S9nittwunosn
3usefiist wur6en. 9ie Sarm bss Bella
senspertben, BET AM nd6itsu Worsen ieis
men uniasliden S6merSen erlas, sren3t
an b~ieienise, auf Der uor brei WO9sn bic
i9retli3e @rplofiOn bss &eneIs elmer
0rei3mai9ine ftattfanb.
- Der srSBte iemaIs in Detroit
pom Stupel gelaiene 0ampfer 1T Der
ySobn s. @Sbu", peIGsr bieisr Gage bas
ielbft ben @e4en bes Sees anpertraut
Warbe. Seine 2anSe 6etrast 275, feline
Sreite So, Etefe IS SUB un6 feline Grass
fdbisteit 1900 Eounen.
Die SeriteQuns bes &umpfeS unb Der
Meai9insrie befeIben fOitste Sis, Ooo.
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NebraSfa.

- Oie i96ne Sus1e in ber Ndse BON
Beatrice e, pel9er tdsIi9 10000 @als
lonen @afer e%ntrtunen, ioQ fir @aner;
u~ertsswsfe benutt pe,ben.
Oie @ertfdtten Der 9. & SO. 8abr
su YIattsmoutb iouen bebeutenb er:
peitert unb reorsaniiirt psrben. 4nseb:
LID bstrasen bic Sautoiten sesen 5000 900,
- ginise Weilen iibli5 prn SaIen
lit cine Minera!queQe entbett worben.
- Sn g6abron pirb Elm arteiiide,
Drummer ~aesraben, fir ben $4,000 bsreits
collectirt iinb.
- Cine SanbelSfammsr lit gu Hortl
9Iatte orsantiirt worSen.
- Sn Der gtabe pom SuIlertonb ia
man elm 2ager suten &Opfertbons 8sfun
ben.
- Sn BET NGbe Don 9ibbon bro6s,
flr,li9 spei 8osen bet iiber ben Slatt
fl5renben Bride ~saiomnen, ais 8fero'
bariiber setrieben purben. Mebrere Pfero
erbieItsn Ssrlesunsen.
- Die Staatsi teuer gtebraSta's lit fiji
bieIes Sabr foIssnbermaBen anseiett
gasemsiner Tonb { Mills, S6uItonb
Miu, 8apitolfonb !! Mta, 0feformi3u!en
6onS ! Miu, Sonb bss S%nitituts fiji
S6ua6iinnise ! WtiG, 6onb our GntiSa
bisuns fur set0SteteS Sieb ITO Wfia.
- Gin uupsit glue Sprinss
Sage Co., pobnenber 5armsr mar mid
wenis ~erfrsut, aIS er bteier Gage Elm
Gun6e ibsr feline older ma9enb, pl6bltd
~pabrnabm, baB in eirem mod bis DO
&ur3em itets p0uis trodenen Greet,gett
Flares fibles @aiier flOB.
Cine pon inn anseitsute llnteriu3un!
ersab, baB zines ieiner Yferbe bur9 elm
mei1e grbfruite i'm Greetbette sebro6e1
mar, aus Der nun elm se~niisenbes Guam
tum tlaren unb tiblen Wafers berpor
quol, INN ben sanaen Srt bamit ;u pet
iorsel.
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SuinoiS.

- Sn @raporb's grairie,
5rantIin &c., fletterte SSobn Sbeu auf
eitHsn @etreibsi9Ober, I'M bic Garden bins
ab3uperfsn, sIitt aber aus unb fieI serabe
in ben GpItnber ber baneben itebenbeu
9rsi9mui9tne, weI9er inn beibe Seine
bis gu BEN Rnten 3ermaImte. Der llnsIifs
li6e itarb inter benz Mefer bes gtr5tes,
weI3er bic 9tmputatiOn pOrndbm.
- Sine feline Gti6sei9iGte wtrS aus
benz gSuder"sS taate (SatnOis) beri9tet.
Sin Manu aus @eneiee bate beim
i'm ie6o9 an Ser anseI i'm Waiier bansen
unb i9Itef IN ieinem 8oOte I'M Baiier Elm.
Oils er wisSer uufpadte, befanb er fi5 Is
MeiIen weiter laBaufuarts. Gin risiiser
Gatfi6 bate ben sefansenen Slid mits
iau,mt Der 9(nsel peri6Iuft anb mar bann,
NIT benz Boot i'm vS9lepptau", ben SluB
bic gauge Strede melt biuaufsei@wummen.
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bierbur9 ersislte Summe iou pom BET Ges
sieruns int sSntersiie ber Snbianer 81 5
YroSent psrsipit poroen. grifere basesen
erbdlt bas Ge9t, bas 10 erworbene Reier:
uutionslano unter benz 9einlTi .GGtteseiste an
weiBe aniisbIsr gu u~ertauIsH.
- Sn Graperie 60. baben piele
Tarmer tire Saren spstmal besablen mill
fen, neil fe bic Suittunsen u"erIorsn bats
ten.
- Bei Minnsisfa erseben man9e
@~eisenfelber 3l4 9uibel pom Icre. Ssi
Stotmen brii6t man 25 Suibel Ger:
ite, l2-l5 Suibsl @eisen unb % Suibe
Safer pom Ncre. Sn Yolt 6 o. 1T be,
burdi9nittli9e 8etssnertras pom acre Il
Suibel.
- Der Stats itatiiitsr u. s. Rorbt
bat fefseitelt, bag i'm Sabre 1886 II
Winneiota 3,O83, 53l acres nit Wei3el
beitsut marsn, 80, 84s msbr aIs i'm uori
gen Sabre; NIT Safen 1,196, 235, gu
nabme loO, 45O; NIT @eIibtorn $40,
955, 3unabme 5O,732; @erite 327;47'
glcres, Suuabme 1851: Gla9S 24S,
5ss, 3unabme 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
@iseonfn.

- Der sroBe vSron MounS 8reiBel:
beerbru9" bel Blat &tper sails,
Der Bel ben %jinsiten @aISbrdnbsn sdnsIid
SeriiSrt wurbe, ersab i'm uorisen Sabre eine
@rnte pon 5000 guibels. u. g. Srow,
Der @isentbimer, peranidlast ieinen Ser:
Iuit auf $4,000.
- @dbrenb Der lesten sroBen 5eue,
iinb in $ uneau SO. itber 1000 Nde,
an 9reiBelbserbri9en uerbrannt. Sil
BrGnSs iinS sesenpartis I'M GrI6I@en,
bod 1T nod INNER @efabr ~porbanbeu,
0as I'M san3en County am YreiBelbeer:
ftanb usri9ont bIieb, bstt tGam 3wei Qua:
bratmetlen.
- Sn Der llmsegenS bon Sanes:
uiIIe it bic S9peines GbOIera ausse'
bro@en; aus elmer eiuSisen Seerbe Dor
200 Stid perenbeten $50 an Der Seu6e,
peI9e bur4 Gbiere, wel9e aus ben Gbi:
casoer giebbSfen tamen, einsei9Ieppi
purbe.
- 8eim @raben zines grunntns ali
Der Sarm pon pster &iIan in ber Nabe Dor
Sberw $50 b itieB man auf Natursas,
Das @as fling Tsuer unb ities in elmer Sc
GaB bobsn G%lammsniaaIe aaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-14
Ohio.

- Oas Stabt5en SbtIob, @i6Ianb
60. un6 bic gauge Na96arIdaft iinb in
GROCER @ufresuns bariiber, baB Der 8 Meis
len bauon pobnenoe Simon 0pLpb CUR
Na1tsett pon etrem aus etpa % bewaffs
weten Rdnuer beitebenben Weob aus %ieinern
Bette 9eboIt uno J Wteile pon ietnem Seim
fort9eiGleppt purbe. Damn wurbe er ses
tbsert uub s~efsbert unb mad Der 2 MtetIen
e~ntfernt selcssnen Sta6t &om sefibrt,
woielbit Gin SreubenTeuer unsesin6et uub
er Don Der 8anbe besaift puroe. Damn
lief man i'm bes 8eges aieben. 0olpb
lit elm perbetratbeter Manr, etwa 35 Sabre
alt uu6 wirb non allen ieinen 0to9barn
aIs Elm b~eitGnbiser St6renfrteo ibrer 8tube
uno Sarmoute 9ebaBt. @ieoerboIt ma9te
er aud m0r6erii9e lttertutte auf iie uno
bat auSerbem aud ben &uf Der Trauen
ieiuer 0ta3barn bur3 feline Ioie 3unse 81
beetntrd9tisen geiu9t. 0aber bic Strafe.
Sn EoIebo perEor 8. s. Bootb
pom Samilton, O., ietn Gai9enbu9 nit
sos in @elb, 81 9iamauten unb etnigen
gapieren i'm @an3en $4,000 wertb. Sames
Mc@uire, Spbn bes 9atroQmann Ntc:
@uire, farb es an ct. Glair StraBe betm
@sbdube Der Sruib electric Sight SO. unt
bra9te es benz PoItset9ef, ber es benz Ser
Iierer suriifsab. Sebr bran Don benz iuns
gen Mc@uire. ST erbieIt bafar $25
geIobnuns.