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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
NEW BOSTON.
February Ia

February l4th, 1888.
John Arbuckle has accepted position
with the wholesale harness firm at Hills.
boro, and will take Misplace at the bench
this week.
John Vinegar and sister, Anna, OF
near Greenfield, were the guests of w.
j.. Gray and family Saturday and Sunday
Last.
Jacob Snider, of Hoagland's Crossing,
and Myra Ogden, of New Market, are
visiting friends in this section.
Rev. Lawwell, of Westboro, will COM
mence another series of meetings at the
Christian Church at this place next Sat-
urday.
The band boys are making arrange
ments to give an entertainment at this
place In the near future.
A joint discussion between B. w.
6payyur, Of Carmel, and Ewing Newby,
of Rosebush, and others will take place
q the regular meeting OF the Literary
and Debating Society next Friday night.
High Tariff and Free Trade" will be the
topic. Como and hear the issue fully
tlesasned.
1enjamin Barnes, Jr., had ono OF hia
- bsrtea this morning. Whils riding
- = ~. Jaepb Rsuaine1oa's hossaa
lallol e.l, Nh ~ sbevs rqpslt.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
ast few days, but is at this writing some

past few days, but is at this writing some
better.
Mr.. John w. Davis will move this
week to the farm that he has rented Of
Mr.. Grant. Mr.. Davis will be missed in
our neigbborhood.
The school of 7. w. Roberds will close
next Friday and Mr.. Roberds will, in .
few days after, start to the Medical Col
lege at Cleveland.
The grist and feed mill in our village
has become defunct, the proprieton
having sold their buhrs to Messrs. Will
hanson and Hamilton, of Belfast.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
Ohltaary.

{. Alice A. Fenner was born In Highland
county, Ohio, January 9Th, 1850. April
llth. 1873, she was married 70 W.. A.
Bsllentine. She united with the n. e.
Church ct the age Of II Ct Clear Greek
Oh apel. She died February 4th, 1883,
near Wsyerly, Ohio, leaving . husband,
four children, parents and brothers 70
mourn their los. She died trusting In
God, realizing that He vas with her TO
the last. A short time bslore h6r death
she Joined her friends In singine that
soul inspiring sona "Home q ths bcul. |"
We. We NY b J. 1927 to3.ed hese. b.t
0pd's uslh1tng sl6iaa ~ :
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16

Our Republican Legislature does not
seem to think that all the brains and
sense belong to Hamilton county. In
fact they pass measures without MEM
Der from the hub county voting for them.
Hamilton county may yet learn that
Ohio is great deal bigger than Cncin-
natl,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
.NrrarsrlNo rAors.

ota11st1ss s4 the Compalnsatazy Foens
ef Ea1lng Lsttsrs.
! examined three hundred Of my old
letter.. = hundred and fifty purely
business letters and an equal number
Of . miscellaneous nature from friends
and acqu aintances, none from relat-
ives and all from different persona
Here ere the statistine,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
Public Sale.

Mr.. ]. w. Jobe will sell at public
auction at his residence J mile south
east of Allensburg on Tuesday, February
2Sth, horses, hogs, ewes, corn, fodder,
farming implements, etc. Also farm for
rent for cash or grain.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
FEBRUARY 9. 1888.

Hon. James G. Blaine will not be a
candidate for President at the approach
ing Republican Convention, having
written letter to that effect from Flor
ence, Italy, to B. F. Jones, Chairman of
the National Republican Convention.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. M. r. Willetts authorizes us to
announce that he will be candidate
for the Office Of City Marshal, subject to
the decision of the Republican Corpora
ton Convention,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

WahtrGali1.)

QusS ct. 9pnatus, Sadion Co.,
Soma, beri9tet man uns iber eth unsldf,
bas it6 bort ~ereisnete, pte folst: Vim
Somifas, ben 81. Stunt, luben Rte SDbns
pom Better Chambers, Waibias uno 9tlas
RUS, ,u Tete:bes.W orts 9eu ab. Wa=
tbias ffanb auf benz @asen, 9iIarius auf
benz Saufen; Der Batter mar etwa 80
S4ritte pom beiben e%ntfernt bei4dfttst.
9a fubr aus elmer fletnen @olte, bic iber
fe setommen. elm gIit unb elm i4redli4er
&ra9. Oie 8ferbe ainsen eri4reft bur4,
Matbias ffirste pom @asen unb Silarius
fprans benz 9eipanns mad. Ser @ater
fab ietnen Sobn Watbias itirten unb elite
auf benielben ~. gr I6i9te beien brens
uenbe &Ieiber unb bob ben bsiinnunssIoien
SObn auf. gsun ssists ss fd erft, baB
Matbias pom 8lite 9etroffen. Der
StrdbI mar ibu1, einen Tbeil Der 5aare on
Der re6ten Seite bes S9dbels ra1renb, in
bic ubrtette sefubrsn, battle bieie aug benz
Satenu nb pon Der l1br 9eriHenu nb e%ntfernt,
einsn Gbetl Der lbr seidmol3en, bann bic
Sole oberbaIb bss &niess an Der re9tsn
@eite in truuie Sesen serifen unb in
Branb eeiett; er trennte bas Sberleber pom
Der Soble bes S1ubes am re9ten Suse
unb fubr, Elm Sod In ben 9orfuB bObrenb,
meter, pbue baB man fab, wobtn. SIS
mar f9neG dratIi9e SiIfe BET 5anb. Dem
9ottOr seIuns es, ben iunsen chambers
uieber 70 melt gu brinsen, baB beute bic
@efabr fir fem 2ebsn uoriber unb bette
&usfi9t auf 9eueiuns 1T, bic mir ibm
re6t bersIt3 pani9su.
&uf Der SbantIanb Sarm,
et1pa brei WeiIen n6rbIi9 pom Dubuque,
arbeitete ein iunser 2%ursmburser, s. g.
@oIbi6mibt, fur s. 9eim. gm 0onners
flag Nadmtttas ibertam bic Site ben
iunsen Wann, ct sins bsim unb aB
nod seb0ris gu Ra@t. 0o9 baIb foIste
@rbreden, unb er ffirste ~beftnnunssIos gus
iammen. Wan ianbts fir etnen Nr5t, aber
trot 6eIen I%nifrengunsen ffarb Der iunse
Rann Inn 3ebn l1br 9benbs. @oIbidmit
mar erif felt einisen Wonaten i'm 2anbe.
@s selans uns ni9t IN grfubruns au brin.
gen, no Ct Der 1T. Seine ftsrbli9sn lles
berreite purben pon Der 9ers Seius6ir5e
aus, auf benz tatbOIii9en, beutiden 5riebs
bofe betseiest.
8or einiser 3eit brad Bel Sases
pile, obsrbalb Dubuque elm wilbsepors
benes @eipann bur9 bic Ssna unb iubr i'm
@fsr ibsr bas ipteIenbe, pier Sabre aIte
S6bn5eu uuleres 2anbsmauns 2utsen.
9as Rinb uarb berart perlett, baB es @uss
gangs .. %. ffarb. Ser betribteu Sa:
mile unier ber3li9es BeiIeib!
Die foIsenben Roti3en finb
benz pGurora 8oltsfreunb" entnOmmen:
NitoIas 6iri9 1T Jest in Soliote, 9o9an
County, Colorado, %wobnbait, woielbi er cine
Steue ais Vtai9intit bat. ....
Srant Sun9els GInier triibere @settt it
&urpra) bat am MittIpo9 in Chicago Bed"
Sebabt. @r 9ertetb nit Der linten Sanb IN cine
!6obeImiibIe, pobur9 ibr Spei Singer abses
i6nitten purben. (SOfientIi8 it's ni6t 10
f6Iimm.-Reb. b. @aj)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Samiag sur Natt u.W. bssins in Rnapr

Samfas sur Nadt u.8 begging in&napp,
Stout & Co.'s 2umbsr garb elm Nadt;
wd9ter IN einem GRANDDAUGHTER, Der fid auf
einen 5olsbaufen seIest bate, Rorb.
Wc9olaub, 70 bteB Der 8olisit, feuerte
brei Seal, aIs Der @rbsitsr Wtene ma9te
inn gu en%tiprinsen, nm nidt ms @efdns'
niB 3u tommsn. ginsr Der Sdihs traf
ben Arteiter tn ben llnterIeib, 10 baB ct
Suiammenbra9 unb i'm Soipitale t6btli6
setroffsn Itest. @abri9einIi9 batteu
beibe su MEL Ssuerpafer. r ! sr1al.,0 &c.,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

ipridt nur mansslbaft ensIiid unb 1T etwa
brsisis Sabre alt. Nan nimu1t on, bab
bic als ,,Srau Wiaer" betannte 8erion
ibre S1weifer 1T. 0te Beiben batten,
Dor Der l1sberbrinsuns ber 8erurtbeilten tn
bas 2u9tbaus, cine LANCE nnterrebnns gus
TANNER. Seitber 1T non benz Iufent=
baltic Der anbsren Srauensperion, bic of
fenbar an ben bssansenen Oiebffdblen NIT
bstbsilist mar, utdts bstanut semorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Sas Sbermometer ipisIts poriss gang,

S1S Sberm0n1efer 1pielte port9e 9on5e
ISOLDE in ben Reun,iser 9rabsn bsrum.
RebrmaIs musten bic arbsiter i'm Sreieu
aufb0ren, woltsn iis nidt ibr 2sbsn auf's
Spiel fesen. LS9Iimmsr ais bier Bel uns,
f5eint es in ct. 2ouis bsrsesanssn 81
fem. am Samifas forberte bic Sise
Secatomben uub an anbsru Srtsn waren
bic EOSssfdls aud ni9t ieIten.
@o9 bsiBer als amerita, f4eiut ss
IN Sitinbisn su istn. Wan msIbst BON
bortber, baB bic Site cine san3 alBerors
bsntIids iet, unb bic guropder i@redIi9
baruntsr Iittsn. 0assssn lsibet gang
europa, Norbafri.a. un6 Elm Ebsil bes
wefIi9tn Niisns bur9 Wansel an Siss.
Ser CONNER III 70 taIt. BAG man bic
Sefen aufri1tsn muBts. 9ln psri9isbensn
StsQsn bats sei4nett. 0ep talte Rsssn
perbirbt @ass. Wts ssrne mlrbsn mir
uniern suropafdsn 5rsunbsn unistn
rlsbsrl9uB on Stse butommen IaHen.
bod bas ffnb gut ssmsinte @ini9sj bic
Ni&ts beIfen. \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sic 4rbeiter Der st., WiIp. q ct.
SAUL iisnbabn batten am Samitus ibren
idbrIi6en Aus flus unb ibr Sommerfeit.
Disissmal mar Bellevue bsr ausseiudts
Ort. Ran an1iiirte ii9 gut. au9 bic
arbeiter Der NoueItp Sron @orts uersniis:
ten fi9 an Samtas 3uiammen i'm 5reien.
sic batteu ii9 ibren Ylat an Der Wiscon:
fnisite, @asIe 8oint aesenibsr, aspdbIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Su ShsSubuane fanb man tirSIi9 bic

9sidnams pom finf Rdunsrn am gsrssss
abbans beim 5un6amentsraben zines 5aus
iss. l1niere EasesbIatter, III gu .bereit
Seniation 81 MAIDEN, buuten barauf bic
f9aurisitsn 9ei4i9ten pom &duberbO5len
nnb WSrbersruben. go bid warb uufses
trassn, baB bic 8swobner pom on .Ous
buque bisie Wdren trumm nubmsn, fir ben
suteu Namen Der Stabt firdtetsu unb
@inipru4 srboben. Sc 1T isst auf's
&larite fsitsefteat, boz bic 8Eo9snssripps
pom Sabianern berribren, ba man S4muds
laden NIT beneu f6 bic Subianer ~Stsrtsn,
3ablrei9 in ben Srdbsrn fanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser CHEF bes @ebeimbisnfss bss Sdass

Ser Gbef bes @sbeimbisnfss bss S9ass
au,tss bat Elm girtular erlaHen, IN benz er
swei neue SiIbsrcertiftat Sdli9unsen,
weI9s ti,sIid i'm Often erfdteneu iinb,
bei9reibt. Die erfte Bantnote 1T Elm
Sinfbouars gsrtificat, Ssris 1886, Buds
ftabs D. gs iisbt elmer 2itbosrupbie dbns
lid, bic @rautruns lit srob unb aertraet.
Sas @eii9t bes Generals Grant lit beis
nabs obue allen Qusbrut, bat ant gnbe
Der Raie, an Der re9ten Sette bes @ei1:
ties, einen @ulit, auitatt Der Salte, bic auf
Der S%.isinalieite t9tbar lift. Oie Worte:
rOas @srtifieat muB als 8eSabluns fur
3SQs, Steuern unb ALE 6ffsntIi1en 9es
bIbrsn ansenommsn wsrbsn," bic am obes
rem &unbe Der Rote auf Der &idieite sss
brudt fnb, tann man taum pom chamber
unteridsiben unb entsiffern, pdbrsnb fe
auf Der uriprinsIi5en Note isbr fIar unb
lei9t gu Ieisn inb. Die Ridisits ber Nots
Bat cine blaue Sarbe unb ioute Iei6t bic
SdIi1uns 3u entbstsn isin. IS sibt tsins
paralelen Seibenfaben in ber 5ali4uns.
0ie 3psite 6dIi9uns 1T sin @ins0 olIars
Silbsrcsrtifeat, Serie 1886, 8u1itabe D.
0as a~usemeine atusisben lit sinitis. Oie
Etiquette uon Wartba Waibinston 1T isbr
srob unb 3ertrast. Sie Borte r%llniteb
States" ieben serabe aus, aIs OF ie uon
einem 9olsi6nitt absebrutt uaren unb bic
Sbattiruns 1T iebr srob. Die Riidieits
Der Rote iiebt auf ben eriten BIid
portreffi9 aus, Bel senausr Snipettion
iebo6 tam man sablrsi9e WdnseI an bers
ielben in Der Irbsit entbedeu. Sc inb
feline paralslsn Seibsnfdben i'm 9apisr bsr
Rote 81 entbsfsn unb bas Siesel berielbeu
IN ttnnppreir Has
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
giIiae gfder, WuftaIien uno SilSer

Die gudbanbIuns pom WibIbduer o q
8ebrle, Al Ga Sale StraBe, @bicaso,
3d., bat ioeben einen iebr rei9baItisen
@atalos Don antiquart9 unb i'm
Breiie berabseiesteu gi9ern, WuftuIier
&C. beraussesebeu unb uerisnbet bsuleIben
an isben 8i9erfreunb, Der i'm uerIaust.
0er aIio Siaises taufen MIL, beftele it4
ben 9atalog.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Sdrei6sr & Gundar unb bic @eapbaI

d 9tnbs &c., bic Giisn:@ roBbanbIsr, bas
ben Elm Circular an tbre Runben erIafsn,
wobur9 fe bieielben uupsiien, ibre gtiens
babnfra6ten unter groteft gu be3ubIen.
gle iasen, baB bic 6ru9truten, welde bic
@iienbabnen berednen, pisI gu bod
unb unsere9t Rnb, mem mar bieisls
ben nit ber Isabelle bsr Sradtratsn psrs
slei9t, weI3e Soua's Stautsstienbabns
@ommtiiion feitieste. Wenn bic @eri9te
fi4 fur bic Soma @iisnbabnsg ommiiion
snti6eioen, TIT Der l1nteri9ieb In ben bel:
ben Staten pom ben 8abnen gu bssabIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

5ieppredt's 4potbefe 1T unter Der Sets
tuns Sss @si9df.sfibrers 5. So. @ittmer,
be. II Sabre in Eorbert'S @ei9dft mar,
nod INNER often unb i'm @anse.
Oas game Eager pom WeiBbtnberbirften
(whitewashbrushes) 1T gum 8ertauf.
Sarbsu uuO SirniEs, 2eir5ls (rob uus ss,odD,
S6rubbbiriten, 3roteue ,Sarben,
Shubblrreu, furbeu in Del,
Seufterbiriteu, Gemtihte 6urbeu,
0ieIeeblriten @Giieridrben,
ju &%oitpreiien.
Sai5enmeHer,
S1esren aIer Nrt
gu n~ie6risiten greiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

SER 80. Gruf bat ieiuen Burtner, bic
0ittue 9snfsIs, in Der Wirtbidaft an Der
gde pon g.. unb Souaffrase aussetauft
unb fibrt jsst bic 0irtbi9aft aIsin. Serr
9roff empfisblt i9 istuen alien &unbeu
unb wtrb iorsen, fs ebenio gut unb -
penn m6sItd - better 81 beoiensn aIs
friiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

@un. Gampbauien sins pOn 9aIena
mad Sauie unb bsnuste ba3u bas gstt ber
g., ct. g. & &. 6. @iisnbabu. St
bemertte ben i5us ni9t unb warb iber'
fabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Gin Mdoden, bas bel $. ". S@unl
i'm 0isnfte ftunb, itarb ON DOnnsttas D.
IS. in 6olse zines 9iei9Iases. ct.
CHARLES, Su., 1T bic 5eimatb bes Rdb:
4ens. au9 cine Srau 8afsnbsrs uarb
in Solse Der Site trant unb fir9tets man
fir ibr Qsben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser guperintenSent Der ifaatli5er

So6i9uIs babisr, Brofsfor Barrier, ia
f3 gu Stotton, @a!., in einem anfua,
pom Sisbsruabnfnn cine &useI bur9 be,
S9GbeI seiast. go be!Bt's. Darau
bin faBtsn bic 9o6i9dIer @onboIenabe
i9liHs. Darun lafsn fi4 u~ieIerIet 8e
bantsn ~tniipfen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Seit IA Sasen fno auBerOrbentIid
pisIs Rrants tn Der Stabt. 9ie f9rsds
Iids Siss, bic mir au psridiebsnsn Waisn
pdbrenb Der 3eit batten, trast bic S9uIb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sic Slinuis Central iisnbabu, bic
friber J. 81. frembe Subnsn suiidsu bisr
unb Gbicaso benuste, bat iest tire eisene
9inie. sic bot nun tir3ere Sabrt, fat
1913 Bios l7s WeiIen, unb iu9t fi6 aud
in 8etreff bss rousnben WatsriaIs aui
sIet9en SaB nit ben neuen 2inien gu ieten.
Oas bat bic Sppoftion eetban!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Staat 4 Amaeaeud.
Entered at the postof1ce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Qa,nteu Der ,,Gaaette" in Gbitago.

Sr. 8eter &eiter, 165 gurIins StraBe.
ST.. q. Stsins.SaImus, 206 @analpprt
9penue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Mian bs;ablt bic Mr6eiter, bic In ber
Grnte ben Saruern bslfen, bierberum nit
sl.OO big $l.25 per Gag unb bic &off.
Die 3etteu finb poriber, baB man 8, 4
unb 5 Dollars unb fosar uasbr bebabIts
unb bann nod frob mar, Mrbeiter au erbaIs
ten. 9ie Selbfbtnber baben bteie 9obns
perminberuns 3u Stanbe sebra4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Bic jebt iiub ale 5eitunssnuti3en, bic
ibsr BITE Ssrissuus unb @riesuns bes
bo9w. Serrn Safen, bes 9alfsprieifers
In ct. Warten, umseben, unsesrinbst unb
bloie @eri4te, mite NIT aus gutter Susas
utHsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

&c finb gefGlidte sil6eroulars bier i'm
llmIauf. sic ftnb nt9t Iet9t ertenntIi9
So1 Sarbe unb Slang perratben fie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sie Sbirs unb Senferfabrifen tn Dn:
buque baben ausenbIidIi9 utebr arbeit, aIs
fe fait tbun t6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Sic Stinpis Central Giienbabn Iaf

Sic Stlinuis Central Giieubabn IdBt
am IA. unb %. 9lusuit, IL. unb
25. September, 0. uub %. Ottobsr, 6.
unb 90. Ropsmber un6 4. unb Is. 0esems
BET mad benz Siben, mad Sution, Genn.,
Solp Springs, 9lberbsen unb SufiOn,
WiifiRppi; Summonb, Senninss unb
Cafe CHARLES. g., g~rcurfonssise abseben.
Rdbere austunft sibt s. s. Werrp, Gen;
8eft. sBuR. sast. gu Man6eter, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sic unielise S%swobHbeit gstroIeum
gum S~sus.an3inben gu ssbrau@en, ieste am
Srsitas .. W. Ebormann's neue Gpotbete
in srobe @efabr. Don't uarb bic petros
Ieumtanne 3ur S9neufsusruns teuutt, unb
nit uisIeu grfols, benn bic seseniberItss
senbe Seuerusbr, muBte ben 8ranb lSi4sn.
Der Smaben mat unbsbsutepb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
GoloHial= uus amber. @aareH, Getraufe &c
Chicago Warstbert6t.

Chicago Waarftbert6t.
Wer SeIssrapb.) s. @u9uit 1888.
% eiseu-Ro. 2, - 80 bis 81 Cts.
WeI dforu-47 Gts.
Safer-30 9tS.
&ossen-63 Cts.
@erfe-S3-S4 @ts.
8utter-22 bis 81 Gts.
SarmtGie, 11-12 @ts.
Gier-21 bis 22i gts.
Wbistp-$1.20.
S6meine-$4.95 bis 500.
Rinbpieb-$2.25 bis $50.
S4wtintfleii9-$12 90 bis $1,000.
q 1914 bis 7.60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
III arftb d. t.


Dubuque. ben 5. 2tu9uit 1883.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
gus Dem Staate.
Cine eurtoie 8ei6i6te.

8tr bsridtsten tiirsIid, baB IS f5 i'm
9efdnsniB gu Sort Wabtion %bsrausseiteIt
babe, baB elmer Der bort @efansenen cine
Grauensperion iet unb mad Gnamoia ibers
flbrt wurbe. Wr erfabren nun Solssns
bss ibsr bieie Srau, uel9e aIs rRann"
nit elmer anberen Srau ,perbeiratbet"
mar, unb aIs ,Rann" seitobIsn bat ME
Elm Rabs. Dor finf Sabren tau, aus
9enuer, Gol., nod Siour @itp ,,Gbarles
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-04
TRY IT!

It would be worth the while of the
property.ewners of two Or three OF the
more valuable blocks in the centre OF the
city to assess themselves and pave the
street and sidewalks. Suppose thai
Main Street from South Temple to Third
South were smoothly paved with either
wood or stone, or macadamized or laid
in asphaltum; that the sidewalks were
even and regular in grade, and laid ID
some good material as sandstone flags,
patent stone or cement; that the bitches
were of cut stone similar to those around
the Temple block, and SO arranged that
they would drain both the sidewalks
and the street, how much would 1t add
to the value of the property IN the SIX
blocks? It would cost good deal OF
money TO make this Improvement, but
for every dollar so expended, five would
be added to the saleable value OF the
frontage. The people and the traf-
fic would go to that street
in spits of efforts to take it away. If
there were three blocks without mud
holes and sloppy lakes, the shoppers
would find them; if there were six
blocks of even sidewalks along which
the pedestrian was not compelled to
keep his eyes to the ground TO avoid
falling into chuckholes or stumbling
over projections, people would gather
to them, and they would not turn to
other streets and sidewalks to wallow
in mud and slush, and pick their way
over ridges, through holes, among pro-
truding planks, all interspersed with
patches of mud, mining gravel and
cobbles.
Suppose the suggested Improvements
were made along First or Second South
Streets. how long would East Temple
retain its popularity and prestige as the
first business thoroughfare in the city ?
Only until the improvement was COM
pIeted.
There is an abundance Of the very
best material for pavements and side.
walks within easy reach, and it can be
obtained az comparatively small cost.
1t is caase Tor wonder that the land
owners do not combine among them
selves, and without waiting for the &C
ton OF the City Council, go 10 work
and boom their own property and help
the town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-04

did something. No bet Ger time is ST
forded than the pres ant There is no
money IN Idle men 1t hurts the city.
1t is an injury to all
why, tnen' cannot the Council be
'liteo Why these things noo be
Foluiien led, and now?
Inc old Council was equal to its day.
II Ie new is equal to this day, some
ling W be accomplished.
We are confident that there was deep
bitterness in the remark of one party,
who said that the present Council
would be found more opposed to public
expenditures than the old. and init
mated that personal parsimony would
be the guiding principle. The
opinion was shared by otht RS. 1t can
r not be well founded for the reason that
2 the Council, in the main, is composed
: OF successful business men, and success
is indicative of broad views. Action OF
an early day looking toward decided
improvements will demonstrate thai
i the new Couccil will carry out the sen
F.; timent which raised the members to the
D trust reposed in them. The sentiment
Y under which the new officers wer:
elected was that the city was about tc
i undertake extensive Improvements, anc
j that business men should be elected tc
see that these public Improvement;
70 should be conducted by business mer
D and with broad business liberaiity.
: THE HERALD says she will be lifted
= All we desire is that it should begin
early-at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-04

In wealth and commercial Importance,
and Cache, including the wealthy city |
of Logan, we say, while this city pays
more Territorial taxes than the three
counties named-the wealthiest in Jtah
outside of Salt Lake-we do not oeileVe
it will be fair or Just to oond the Ierrl-
tory. So long as Salt Lake County IN
hsr endeavor to be fair, assesses hefSeh
for . larger amount than the aggregate
assessment of the six next larses'
counties in the Territory, Weber, usa ii
Cache Davis. Summit and Tooele,, we
suggest that it will not be right to i'm
nose a public debt on the Territory
While several rich and prosperous coun
ties are drawing from the Territorial
| Treasury, as their proportion OF tn
school fund more money than thel
Territorial tax amounts to, will 1t b
right to infict upon US aR interest
bearing debit If the assessment roll
are correct and represent the aetna
value of the property in this Territory
Salt Lake County possesses more thaI
, one-third of the total wealth OF Utah
but the rolls are rot correct; they d
= not make straight showing; the
represent only this fact, that too man
= of the counties keep down their ow
valuation to ridiculou ~ low figures, i
- order that they may "sponge" iron
, more honest counties. While this con
dition of things shall exist, THE HERAL
, will be opposed to BONDING the Terri
tory, but WILL not be opposed to pro
. grcss and improvement.