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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

What per cent4al Of the lawyers who
have obtained license and practiced
law In tins country within the last
50 years have entered the United
States Congress? How many ply
sicians in North Carolina to-day are
known professionally outside of their
own counties? How many teachers in
the vast assembly ofpedagCgues who
will meet at Morehead City in few
weeks ever heard Of each other or
of each others kinsfolk before the
organization Of the Teachers As
sembly at WaynesviiIe a few years
agoY What per ce,tum OF the great
hosts of preachers of every denomin-
alton, even in North Carolina, ever
have been or ever will be heard of
outside of their own Ssate except
through the "personal paragraphs"
of some stray netcSpaper?
Many men enter journalism with
no preparation and without special
choice but simply because they see
nothing else at the time which offers
any kind of a living. But we be-
| lieve shat Cor the man who enters
this delightful field of ennobling In
dustry for the love of the work and
has fair talents TO begin with may
hope with years of continued per
severance and unfagging energy
to lay up for rainy day" and fol
old age enough to give him sutficl
ent fortune to make him useful ant
honored and influential among BIZ
fellows. 50 few men stick to 1t an'
study the profession. Surely If 81
our newspapers ind periodicals wer
as faithful to their duties and tn
work of their spheres as is the Star
there would he no cause for what W
consider distorted views on the sui
iect. But we did not mean to sa'
so much.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

All the talk about getting along
in politics or anything else witrout
lawyers is the meanest sort of bosh,
and Is pandering to an unreasonable
and paay prejudice. When man
gets into a scrape of any sort he
runs to q lawyer for help; and when
a political crisis is on hand and the
welfare and rights of good people are
at stake, the lawyer IS always called
on to help. -Charlotte Democrat,
We think the above well said, No
man who has had any experience in
politics, or who has even made
casual observation, can deny the fact
that lawyers are the controlling in
fluence in the politics of the country.
Much is said sometimes against the
influence that lawyers exert IN shap-
ing political thoughtln q community
But why should there be prejudice
against the lawyers who make them
selves active in politics and then,
perchance, get Office thereby? II
they do the most of the wOrk-and
they undoubtedly do-why should
not they reap the honors? AS q
class of men they are better quail
fled for stump speaking than other
men around them; and realizing
this, the soul of honor and love OF
country prompt them to employ theil
powers in defending the interests o
the country and instructing and en-
tightening their fellow-cltizens Oh
the questions of the day.
Let there be less grumbling ant
fault-fnding, the one class with tht
other, and let all work together il
studied harmony. and our whole PEG
pie as q people will love each othel
more and we shall have more pros
perity of every kind.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

In the Republican Convention in
Raleigh last week, Mr.. Linney, of
Alexander was prominent among
the speakers OF the occasion. He
~aId thai he had been following the
Democratic party for fifteen years.
h'., T., @ri at last found that h,
cuui., 10 50 nn longer.
We DO not know Mr.. Ljnuey we
have never seen him; but we know
something of the party he leaves and
something of the party to which he
goes. And the fact that he goes
from the Democratic party to The
Republican party explains itself; for
Long ago, by authority higher than
any explanation that even Mr.. Lin
neY himself could make. it was said
that ''Men love darkness rather than
light becanse their deeds are evil"
The Republicans met in Raleigh
on 25rd and made the following
nnminations for their State ticket !:
For Governor, Oliver II. Dockery,
of Richmond for Lieutenant Cow
ernor. J. G, Pritchard, of Madison ;
for Secretary Of State, Geo. W.
Stanton, Of Wilson; for Auditor
+, MvKesson, of Burke; for
Treasurer, G. A, Bin han, Of Row
""; for Attorncy~Ctencral, Thos. 2.
Dcvcreux, Of Wake; for Supt, of
Public instruction, JAS. B. Mason,
g., Orange. d. L. Russell, of New
Hanover, was nominated to fill the
vacancy inthe Supreme court caused
by the death of Judge Ashe; D. NJ.
Punches, of lredeu, and r. ?. Bux-
ton, of Cumberland. were nominated
for the two Associate Justices ac>
cordlns to the proposed amendment
TO the Constitution.
Jas. +. Boyd, of GuilfOrd, and
Augustus Moore, of Pitt were nom
mated for Electors for the State a,
large. The delegates elected to the
Chicago convention were, E. A.
White, of Perquimans J. II. Harris
lcol.l of Wake John Dancy coll OF
Rowan, Thos. n. Cooper, of Transy
lvania. These delegates are all
Blaine men. There was fun in the
convention for those who we've not
interested and could hear hararns ne
without disgust.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

can ridicule the North for their dice
strong prejudices for their section.
The North today even, efter a score
of years have carpeted the graves oil
the noble men in blue and gray, and
when men now WELD tue sword OF
American lihertV-the ballot-who
were helpless infants during those
wears that 'Etried mems souls even
now the North does not understand
the condition of the two races in the
South. Much less did it when sec
tional prejudice ran high.
No fair minded man can censure
the South for her heroic part played
in the so>called rebellion. Much
was at stake>yae, all at stake with
the South then--which the North
dld not appreciate.
But those issues are now dead
and the two sections are again un
tied whole, knit together again 10y
strong national ties which no sec
tlonalism can sever.
Let the Thought be hushed forever
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31
Well Said.
Sanford Express.


The average North Carolinian who
is seen at the hotels, on the cars :,
generally we'll dressed and bearing
the impress of intelligence, is a
green horn in local affairs-in
county and State matters. He can
talk about the nation, the tariff, and
the Blair bill, but he don't know the
salary Of the Governor, the duties of
Auditor and the au thority Of county
Commissioners This is q striking
defect in the interest and reading of
State people, and much Of it is due
to the neglect and diffidence given
to local newspapers. A family in
Moore county who will read no news
papers but the Atlanta Constitution
and the New York San, because
they contain a few columns more
reading and sell for less money than
the home papers, are guilty of ar
ignorance that is shameful.
We recently asked a gentleman
which one of the local papers was
he reading, None THE big
papers give me SO much more fol
less money" "But what is it they
give?" They can not fill the bill
and such a comparison is despicable
But much of the State press encour
ages this star walton and ignorance
of home matters by clubbing will
and encouraging the introduction o.
Northern papers at its own expense
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

1t Is quite clear that sectionalism
has no ahidi"g place under the blue
of heaven, save in the region of his
Plutomc Majesty, from whence it
origlnates.-EyanSvillc und) Erc,,-
ing TrtJuae.
Sectionallsm should indeed be
driven from She ranks of be tn parties
North and South. No more foreve.
should it find place or utterancc IN
National or State politics.
The issues of the civil strife are
no" dead issues and should never
be resurrected.
10 be sure, 70 fair minded man
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

The undersigned having qualified as
administrator of the estate of Julia Ann
Dixon, deceased, hereby notifies all per
sons holding claims against the estate tc
present the same to him in one year from
the publication of this notice or it will be
pleaded in bar of a recovery.
Those owing the estate will please
come forward and settle at once.
HENRY DlXON.
EDWARD T. CLARK, per c.
Attorney for Administrator.
/ 26 st.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

At the Prohibition convention held
in Greensboro q few days ago, the
following ticket was nomlnated:
For Governor, Rev. ". I. Walk
er; for Lieutenant Governor, Moses
Hammond for Supt. Public Instruc-
ton, Prof n. C. English; for Treas
urer, m. W. Dixon. Rev. Sam
Small was present and spoke at
length.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31


II we co"I' ret7ace our lie Tor
oi,. " Gus n,.' ''i.' Inv, - we "o"lu no'
sidoration short of sov;nr 1ifo
Wilmington Star.
Our able and highly esteemed
contemporary. tine Stor. gives in a
lengthy article what we consider the
pesslmistlc view of journalism as
profession. We are well aware that
the "forry years. observation, Of lh4
able and gifted editor of he Star is
the very best authority among North
Carolina journalists vet, We can not
see the journalists profess o. in inst
the light the Star sea, ii.
Several reasons are Given nv the
Star for the low estimate if nnts mn.
on journalism. In the first place. if
quotes from Mr., James Parton whom
the Star calls s.tbo uost d;S+;ro,;oh
ed American journalist" and bis
persuasions are against vouno mon
entering the field CT journalism as s.
profession. .>Fnw o7itors boxo ;old
ed great influence N the mast " saws
the Star. Then ionrno1ior oeoro .
Door field for nromotion Thoro i
a poor LIVING in ionrno1,sm 70 20
Now. go far AZ onr onooruo+;oo
reaches. We think that the tone and
standard of journalism in North Car.
DINA TODAY is far above vho+ + ~
five wears; and we believe that IONS
nalism as q profession is imnrori -,
As to success the rn,o for mon -
this life in noi,t of financial o,+.,
ments, fame and power is f,i7u,l
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

The Sunny .So,th will distribute 1900
handsome presents among its patrons on
Jan. 18th. ISIS. Cold and silver money,
gold watchs, sewing machines. silk
dresses, fire fnrnitnre, valuable books,
etc. agsregatiq3g over g. 10000 IN money.
culars giving full particulars and &C
acknowledgements from those who received
presents III the October distribution.
Send also the names of your friends for
sample copies of the paper. Address the
Sunny South. Atlanta, Ga.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31
DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.

AS we are just going to press, we
can only say that on the twenty
third ballot at the State Convention
to~day, Hon. ID. G. Fowle received
the nomination for Governor.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

Hon. f. NJ. Simmons has endear,
cd himselftO the New Berne people
more than ever by securing the pass
age of his bill in the House appro-
priating $4,000 for constructing a
road from the city to the National
Cemetery near by.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31
BCCKLENS ARNICA sALVE

TIE BEST SALEE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
ChiIblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
BAY required. II Is guaranteed To give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 20 cents per box.
SALE By ct. WuIruEAD go
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31
A. A EROFES'
sion.

In conversation not long since
we said that if we had dozen sons
and all were gifted and thoroughly
educated, not one of them should
become a j ,urnalist with our con
sent. We meant in all seriousness
Just what we said.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31
S ALE OIL AND
t21T151Elshg.y5s1S1I e4L--t2s a@2rts5YlII

BY virtue of deed in trust executed
to me by Challns Ftz Patrick and wife,
on the 9Th day Ct September, 1881, and
registered in Book Is. page 332, Of the
Registers office Of Halifax county, /
sha sell for cash at the courthouse door
in Halifax, on the 18th day of June, 1883,
a certain piece or parcel Of land lying in
Littleton in said county, bounded by the
railroad, the store and warehouse of p.
Leach, the store Of W. II. Bobbitt and
the lands of 3. r. Browning, known "a
the NJ. f. Newsom store, and being the
same conveyed to said Fitz Patrick BY
| T. n. Hill.
Halifax, n. c., E @. BURTON,
May y, 1883. Trustee
! ) II S.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31
SCOTLAND NECK MARKET.

Corrected weekly by N. B. J0sEY 4 Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-31

If we could ret7ace our life for
thirty years ana more We would not
enter q newspaper office for any con
sideration short of saving life
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
WebraSfa.

Sic &diefabri. 5u &ufbuiIIe
ma6t 9Idn3enbe 9ef5afte.
- Sn WeGoot wiro elm &lDfer err
ri6tet perben, befien Sautoitsn ii9 aui
etpa $4,000 iteuen perbeu.
- 8dbrenb bss Wonats 0eSembe,
1887 iinb BON Der 2anb Neentur su
gbaoronl2 1000 9ltsr 2arbes u~ertuuft
wprben.
- Geo. Milsr, BETTER, bsr Wtabl,
mible sur Surprtie, sertetb bsiu
SeIen Der Wai5tne swti6en bic Raber uni
faub iofort ieinen Cob. Der 9erunsliftG
mar Elm alter aniiebIer pom Separb uni
Butler County unb binterIdBt cine 5rur
nit mebrersn uerbetratbeten Rinbsrn.
- Den 2anbtrei6srn, pel5e i'm Sc:
%fansniIe 3u Beatrice untersebra6,
paren, purbe Der auftras seseben, ber
Sdues pessuidaffeu. Die iauberen Ssrr;
den i9ienen aber benz Qrbeiten teinen be-
ionberen &ei3 a%bsewinnen gu tDnnen uni
perbufteten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Wtnnefota.

- Die 9oteIs in 9 t. Saul iinb nit
@aiten sefiut, bic ber @r0fnuns bss britt
ten @intersg arnepals beipobnten. Der
giSpalaf, gu beiien 9eriteauns 60, COO, 900
8funb gis beuutt purbsn, bebeft einen
Sld6enraum pom 200 S%uabratfuB unb
bsiist cine 96be pom 100 TuB. Der 9as
lait wirb burd 3abaOie ueri4tebenfarbise
elettrii9e 2idter erleu9tet. 9m %. So
nuar Na9mittass nabm sc. &6uisl. Was
ieitdt Ourant 8orealis Ser bic solbenen
S9li1el bss @ispalaites In @mpfang unb
nabm bsnisIben in gsfb. Ser sroBe
lluSus mar duBerit sldu5eno. Die Gar,
neualsfeite gu @bren SbrO reiiiseu" Waies
fiat werben 10 Gage tn @nipru9 nebmen.
- 9lus 9 TO ns gaIIep pirb ses
melbet, baB bort ni4t nur aqss 9renns
material uerbrau9t lit, ionbern aud bic
2ebensmitteI tnupp perben. SoIte Elm
abermaIiser Sturm baS Sretma9en Der
SabnseIeiie binnen wenissn Easen uerbins
bern, baun lit sroBe Rotb, namentIid uns
ter ben Lungs Der giienbabn %wobnenben
Sarmern, unpermeibIt9.
- n Winneiota pirb wie in 8iscons
fin infoIse bes itarten S6neefales unb Der
befttsen 6alte weniser 9oIt ssfdat ais In
anberen SSabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Sn0tana.

- Die S3petHeSh9ter uon Snbiana
baben in ibrer ioeben %abgebaltsnen Subress
sriammluus einen Sei3Iuf gefaBt, pcrtu
ie pom gonsrsB p~erIauSeu, bag er ais
GerseItuns fir bic &uSi9Iiebuns bes ames
ritonti6eu S3petuehsii5s aus Oeuti6s
lamb unb Srantrei6 bic @infubr aIer heuts
i9sn unb frausOfidsn 8iers unb 8ein.
perbieten ioa. Iu9 bel bieien 9erren bat
es alio ie9sidbriser 9riiseI beburft, ebe fl
fi4 su benz @nti5luie aufserafft babeu,
surit gu bauen.
- Sn SnbianupoIis bat bic Com:
miiitou, wel9e NIT Der grri9tuns eines
Dentmals fur bic Solbaten bes Staatss
Snbiana betraut lit, unter ben bafar einse.
rei9ten @ntpirfen, 20 M ber 2abl, ben:
ient9en bes 8erliner giIbbauers Bruno
S9mis aussepabIt. Oas Osntmal fol-
$50 SUP bod unb aus Snbianuer Steir
unb Bronse i'm Circle 8art aufsefibr'
usrben. 0te @eiessebuns bes Staatss
bat bafir 5000, 900 bewiuist unb bt,
9ranb armp bofft weitere sl0O, 900 auf
aubrtnaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
S1met3.

- Sn &iBnudt, benz freunbli6er
SIeten am Sierpalbitdtter Gee, in be6er
saftlt9em Seebof nebeu Der Oampferlanbt
wObl Sober, Der auf ieiner S9pei,erreile
BON Der boblen Safe tam, sefribftidt bat,
1T ~sesenwdrtis bic iosen. @sSlersburs ,er:
it6rt worben. Ser pgunb" itreibt bar.
iber: rSdbrIi9 Der &nsisbunsspuntt sabI.
rei4er Sdpeiser unb Nuslanber, parsu
bic guar nur ipdrliden &uinen, pom beneu
cine bobe Ritteluanb ben 5auptbeftanbs
tbeil bilbete, benz bdusriitsn Gisentbimer
Der fur sei3i9tIi9e 0entmaIe tein 9ers
ftanbntB bat, .idoa lansft Elm Dorm i'm
ause, neil er nidt Ieibsn mo9te, baB pom
ben Beiu4srn am iteiIen S9IoBbiselb ann
unb pam 9ras 3ertretsn purbe. Run
bat er ben ferneren Beiu9 Der &uinen i4
babur4 pom Salie su i9afisn seslaubt,
baB ct has alte @emduer INN etlide 5rans
Ten einem Radbarn aur grbauuna zines
gisbffaass auf @bbru9 ~psrtaufte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

beuobruna pom @emiien unb Sbft pdb;
renb bes @inters berubt ptrb, etgnet fi9
ni6t gum ~aufentbaIt fir Sieuen. Der
Seller ober bic SSble ioute frei bon ieber
St0runs isin. g6aise &ube unb slei6s
mdBise Eempsratur miiien bter berri3en.
Qi9t ioute tets aussei3lofen unb bet
@tn9ane Elm boppsIter ietH, 70 baB tein
9t6t auf bic 8ienen fdQt, tDettt man ben
Seller bstrttt, @ent etn BOLT an &ubr
leibet, bic i3 betanntli9 bur6 bas lau.t
@etSie bet 8ieren ertennen lGBt, 10 ioute
eS iofprt on etnen anbern ateeionberten
unb fur bteien Sued etsens berseri6teten
8las sebra9t werben. Gin pents @afer,
bas inI9en 8Oltern serei9t uirb, pfiest its
meiifens gu berubigen, wenn ni9t, ID
milf iie wdbrenb bes eriten miloeu Ga:
ses ms 6reie sebra6t rerben. 8ir 3ie'
ben bic lleberpinterun9 an ben CONNER:
itdnbsn in StrobfOrben Dor; man bat ba:
nit peniser arbsit unb serinsere 9srIuite
9tur muB man iebr u6tium iein, peun BIZ
8ienen aus fltesen wouen. Die @tusGng,
miiieu gut often sebaIten uno sereinig
weroen. @dbrenb S9nee ben Soben Be
bett, muB man bas Ius fteaen inter alet
l1mitdnOen gu uerbiteu iu3en unb btes &C.
i9tebt bur6 SeOeden bes JIusIo3es
Soute bies ni@t beIfeu, 10 muB maj
S6es nm ben ginsans anbdufeu. Sa
bur9 perben iie 10 LANCE i'm Stofe suriid
sebalten. bis bic 8itteruns gum ausf
gen sinittser ptrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Wontana.

- 9roBe 4ufresuns berri6t in Mons
tana iiber bic embedding, baB bic Horbs
9aciicsg ubn i'm Sesrifi ifsbt, ben geitts
titel gu elmer bebeutenSeu Wense BON Wtis
ueraudnbereten, porusbmli9 in Der llms
seeenb pon Quite unb Selena, 3u
e~rlansen. @ie cine fliidtise ttnteriu4uns
erssben bat, bait bic 9sieuiduft bic Ger.
~tiftate ber OrtIi9eu 2anSGmter fIr l4O
Secttoren 2anb, bic aIs Qderlanb anses
seben, in @irtli4teit absr Min,raIanb
itnb, unb auf bener Eauienbe BON Berg
bau: Claims" bereits etnsetrasen itnb. 9te
Ssanipru9er bieier vStaims" wiirbsn,
faus baS 2anoamt ber gabn pirtIi9 bic
Satsnte fir bas frasli6e 2anb ausitellsr
ioDte, bieier bobe IbitanbsseIber SabIsr
miiIen uno Der Sers5au uno bas Nuf:
iu9sn unb @ridlieBen 1,eucr @ruben piirbt
sroBen a6bru3 erleiben. Die 9anSeIs:
fummern Don Selena unb Butte babeu it
besbalb on BEN Mtniiter bes Snnern &C.
panbt. unb bteier bat ii6 berett erfIdrt,
bic Nusiteuuns Der Yatente um 3uei Wo
nate gu perSosern, UNI ben 8eppbnern bes
Gerritoriums 9eIesenbiit gu seben, ibr,
ginpenbunsen gu begriinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
&antas.

- Su Sbermanu County lit Elm
erbitterter &f UNI ben @ountpiit ents
braunt. Die Srti9aften @oobIant
unb 6 uft s inb bic RiuaIen. &urs mad
Der jinsiten 8abl Sosen 200 8euaffnete
pom @ooblanb aus mad Quits unb boIten
BON bort bic @ountp.gltten.
- Sic Staats:S eiben; gommifGre ppn
&anias uareu bieier Gage gu { opeta in
StSuns, unb baben iiber bic @rfolge ibrer
Gbdtisteit pdbrenb benz Iettsu Sabre benz
@ouuerneur 8eri9t sritattet. Giner ber
@ommiidre, 9err s. s. Morie, bate ii9
Dor &ur3em mad Waibtnston bessbsn unb
bort BON ben Bunbesreprdisntauten bes
Staates &anfas bic gsrf9eruns erbaIten,
baB bieieIbsn ii6 I'M bic SOr6sruns ber
Seiben3u9t in &anias ieitens Der 8unbes,
resieruns bemIben pirben. Serr Worie
bsiu9te, aIs CT in 0aibinston mar, audi
BITE bortiseu Seibenipinnersisn unb baIt bic
bort iblt9e Irt bes 9aspsIrs Der Seibs
fur iebr %swedmdBis.
- Der 8unbesienator SnsaIs pon
&anias 1T Elm gu sei3euter unb sebiIbetsr
Mann, ats baB sr elm 8robibitioniit pare.
l1nb nod Dor wenisen Sabren ipra9 CT ii5
uffeu sesen 9robibition aug. Oo9 neil
nun etnmal bic repubIitanii9e Yartei ieis
mes Staates bic erbdrmIide S1leppentrds
germ ber 9robibitton lit, 10 bat fi5 SER
Snsaus NIT Der giesiamteit bss amerifas
nii9sr Bolititers vber goltsmeinuna se:
fist". gber mas er eisentIi9 pom benz
8robtbitionsunfuse bdlt, bas bat er bieier
Gage in ieiner ip0ttii6en 8eiie 0ffentIit
70 dusseipro9en: v0te Yrobibitioniiteu
baben BEL urs in &anias 70 piel Yrpbibi.
ton unb bic S9napstrinter 70 piel
S9uaps, ME fe wouen."
Ser 5unbeIsratb pon Caldwell
bat cine beseiiterte 8eriammIuns absebaI.
ten unb Elm Gomite %ernannt, UNI fi9 ar
Der General : @onferen3 su betbeiIisen,
weI5s an g.. Ssbruar in &anias @itp In
Ridiidt auf elm @ri6ItsBsn bss StIa:
bomas@ ebietes unb SuotanersG & rritoriums
gu aniiebeIunss5psten absebaIten uerbsu
iou. .galbpeu 1T bas a~nertannte Saupt.
quarter BET OfIaboma. e quatters, uni
iogar bic Rit9lieber Der 8ieb3i9terseieu:
i1aft bes @berotees 2anbitri9es finb anse.
IesentIi9 bamtt bei9dftist, bic Sa9e DO,
ben GongreB 3u brtn9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
@iSeonFn.

- Iu9 BEL ben letter, fit bic graues
reibetser 10 siinftis abselaufenen 8raus
tne9tspirren in W tlwautee nabm nur
bic bortise ySr. Brsfe" unter ben bortissn
beutideu EasesbIdttern cine entidisbene
Steluns sesen bic a~umaBunsen uub Gil
gen Der sewtisnloien 9etsr unb gummeIs
u6ste Elm. Wit Gedt iast bic vSr. Br.":
v@s lit serubesu unbesreili9, pie ii9 bic
Rsbattionen GINGER Seitunsen nod ba,u
berseben ~tSnnen, Wilwaateer 8ummeIs
u6ste, bic i9on 70 oft bepieien baben, bab
fte ss nit Der @abrbeit bur9aus nt4t ges
nau nebmen, um tire Wetnuns gu befras
gen. Oieie gldtter leseu hermit ertens
feline gbre Elm unb trasen 3peitens aud
nod ba3u bel, baB bas 5esbummIertbum
feline perwerHi9s Stole immer peiteripielen
unb auf ioIde 0siie 9lrbeitsrssber iopobI,
wie Irbeitnebmer, ia uniere san3e Snbus
ftrie iibe,baupt f6dSisen tann. Oerars
tiss vSnteruieps" iouten aus ben Spals
ten ~anitdnbiser 3eituasen fernssbaItsu
werben."
- Sn ga @roiie lief Elm gefebI
pom S9atamtsietretdr elm, weIder ben
friberen 8efebl wiberruft. wona9 Ga
9rohe ni9t mebr als gtnfubrsbafen selten
iolte. Dtsis glenberuns srfolsts aui
@runb Der 8oritelunsen pon Setten ber
b~orttsen 0ampfbootbefser, msl9e seltenb
ma6ten, eaB bieie Stabt iebr siiuftts fur
einen @infubrsbafen selesen Jet.
- Sis @Idubiser ber SSautee County
gant gu Bort 8abtn g on baden
penis Nusif9t, etren bebeutenben GbeiI
ibres @utbabsns gu betommsn; Oh iie so
8rosent betommen uerben, 1T nod fras.
lid. IS beiBt, baB msbrere @ldubiser
Der faairten gant 9ei9las auf has Gut.
baben Der ganf In anberen 8antinitituter
uub Bel griuaten selest babeu. Wan ma9t
iett ben 9eriu3, bic llebertrasunsen bee
9erru 8ail %an3usreifen, unb psrben bar:
aus pubridetnlid lanspierise YrossHs
sntitebsn. Ser Mailsus8 erwalter glaui.
fen bat ertldrt, baB es ibm nod swet
Wo5en nebmen werbe, big ct eillen Stnans:
beri9t ablesen Tonne.
- Der ct. 9auIer S5neu,us ber Obi,
cage d Nortbpeltern Sabn 1T am %,
Sanuar Rorsens bel ieiner antunft ~
SauesutIle nit elmer locomotive gu:
iammenseitoBen, nobel bic locomotive iibe,
3usert9tet unb Der @epdfpaseu Sertriim:
inert wurbe. 9on ben 3usbstieniteter
ober Yaiiasteren bat Niemanb erntIid
S3aben 9en0mmen.
Die !3abl Der @rbeits,itter IL
u ppIeton lit itetis i'm abnebmeu be:
s~riffsu. Die j3abl 6erieIbsn betrus Ut:
iprinsli9 600, lit aber auf so in Der eng
Iiiden unb 20 in Der beutiden aiIemblr
b%erabseiunten. Die Organization baj
aud ibrsn uriprlnsIi9en Gbarattsr eiuse:
bibt unb beidrdntt ii4 iett bios aui I'm:
teritieung i'm &rantbeitsfaa. @erabe f
itsbt es bier in Dubuque nit ben arbeits:
ritteru.