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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-17
youth 5 C0mnani0n.}

Nouth's Componion.l
4 touching story is told Ct the
child OF a vvll-kn0Wn French paint
CT. Tie little girl lost her sight in
infancy, and her blindness was
supposed to be incurabIe. Three
years ago, however, a famous ocuhst
IL Paris performed an operation on
her eyes, and restored her sight.
Her mother had long been dead,
AID her father had been her only
friend and companion. when she
was told that her blindness could
be cured, her one thought was that
She could see him, and when the
cure was complete and the banda
Ee5 were removed, size ran to him,
an !, trembling, nored over his
features, shutting her eyes now
and then, ana passing her fingers
over his face as il to make sure
that It WAS he.
The father had a noble head and
presence, and bis every Look anC
motion were watched by his daugh
ter with the keenest delight. Fol
the first time bis constant tender
ness and care seemed real to Ter
II he caressed her, or even looked
upon her kindly, it brought tears t,
her eyes,
10 Think" she cried, holding hi
hand close III LerS, 'that | had thi
father 50 many years and neve
knew him."
How many Of us are like til
little blind child.
How many young men Just enter
ing life have made no close frienC
ships at schools or elsewhere be
cause some bodily defect or poyert
has s0uIed their tempers, and mad
them cynical aud suspicious. II
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-17

their lot. they think, to 90 alone
through the world, to find women
shallow and men shams. Luck u
AGAINST them. They will have
nothing to do with friends; they
will fight their own way, and ask
help of none,
Women who know themselves to
he plain and 'unattractive often feel
;bIs morbid jealousy and bitterness;
they ease themselves in PRIDE ana
reserve that keep their lives more
solitary than could any prison walls
The ewes of these souls are shut
If they would open them they
would see that the world is full OF
true and helpful friends waiting to
work and be happy with them
They would see unnumbered
chances in their own lives, however
poor or sorowfuI they may De, for
healthy and cheerful work, for
hearty goodwill and love and COM
radeship.
And under and above and around
their ungratcluI, discontinued lives,
they would be conscious Of an Al
mighty love and tenderness, holding
them as the sunshine holds the
| floating mote Of dust.
The oldest and wlsest Of us
scholars, men Of business, women
of the world-go through life like
the blind cnlld. never seeing the
hand Of Him who sets the sun to
light our steps, who feeds us day
by day, who makes ready a home
for lis hereafter.
But this llnd1ess Of the soul,
whatever men may say about it, is
not beyond q cure. We have but
to seek the Great Physician, crying
with one of old. "LCrd, that | might
receive my sight, At His touch
our darkness will vanish and with
the new hight we shall find ourselves
III a new world.
Then, like the happy French
child, we shall be ready to cxclalm
IL 49, +T,,,,t- +1.o+ I,oI +bIU Father
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-17
-@eseE Eexy Him.

Indiana.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-17
SHEEP.
Profit oCsheep for Market
Southern Cultiyator.]

Southern Culdvator.)
I will give my experience Wild
fatteniDg sheep. [ have for some
twelve years fed either sheep or c"t@
tie. and find the most profit IN feed
inc sheep. Last winter we thought
we would try both cattle and sheep
So. November Goth, we bought twelve
head Of cattle for three and half
cents per pound, and their weight
WAS 100 pounds average. AND
the Gin Of December we bought Io'
sheep for the same money that we
Maid for the cattle, and we fed them
about the same amount Of feed TIL
the 1st Of NJ rch. We shipped the
sheen to Buffalo, and sold them, and
had 1922 profit for feed, and we fed
tbc cattle until the middle Of April
when they went off, and we had S2l
far our feed on cattle. SO you see
that we had 81 more profit Oh the
sheen than We had on the cattle, and
AMI saved the feed for six weeks
which was 125 bushels of corn and
three tons Of hay and the corn and
hay was worth $50 more which We
can add to the profit on the sheep,
We had very good gain on our cat
tie. They gained fifty pounds +"
month per head all winter. The
gain was not so much on the sheep t..
More they laid on fat, and The sap
got out Of them and they brought E
better price in market. It is not the
uumber Of pounds that yoa put on
that makes the profit. 1t is the flesh
taat they are il that makes them sell
we'll in market. ] think that poor
sheen sells meaner in market than
auv other stock that is shipped to
market. Tou may ship an olj, poor
COW, and some butcher is read y to
buy her. But It is not that way
with an old poor sheep, lie will
have to be sold to the pottery only
t5r Lis polt But If he wa8 kept st
home for six or eight weeks and fed
we'll, he would BRING good price
This feeding has all been done il
winter. / have never tried feeding
sheep % pasture. but think If ont
can fattcn 4 sheep IN winter he
would surely DO better in summer or
good pasture and feed than he woulC
on dry feed. Now, my manner o
feeding: AS o general thing we Gu
oar corn up in the fall, then when i
is dry and the ground is frozen, W.
La1l out our shock corn and feed OIL
& Sod where we want 10 farm TIT
next season, and give our sheep 81
they can eat of corn and fodder, ant
when it is bad weather VIC stable GU
sheep, ana have plenty OF good wa
ter and they will do very well. Ant
that is the way We feed our cattl
the forcpart Of the winter, and tn
last part OF feeding we grind thei
corn and Stable and feed in trough
all they can eat. [ have had som
experience in feeding hogs, and hay
found it very uncertain business o
account Ct cholera. 1t takes NOR
hard labor to feed hogs than 1T doe
to tend to sheep, A hog has to hav
corn or he is left. Other stock VII
do Oh the roughness On the farm an
do well Ga what the hog would max
his bed and star7e to death, and
am looking for some way Of Twin
without SO much hard labor an
wearing ont our land, and we thin
that We found it wien we took Il
sueep.
ISAAC J. WILLIAMS.
GiG1cje, Indiana.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-17
sgoSG2 Esssz5mgs' Philosophy.

Gjzzy holdys are like ants; alwuz
il 2r~to hurry about nothing,
One graft reason viii every boldly
likes the Falls Of Niagara so mulch
is bekauze no one can make one like
it.
There is SUM hope ov man who
IL wicked, bat not weak,
Debt II like emmy other kind Of s
trap-cazy enuf tew git into, but
hard enuf to git cut ov.
There Is 20 kind oy fattery Sc
powerful, so subtle, and at the same
tine So agreeable az Difference.
Bare nece5sitys will support life
no donbt, so will the works support
q watch; but they both want qreasine
once in a while, jist q leetle.
Philosophy liz a very GOOD kind o>
q teacher, and u may be able tew
live by it, but yu kant live on it
Hash will tel.
Lazyness weighs IS ounces to tht
pound.
The history ov life il tew hope ant
be disappointed the viktory il t.
"neyer say die"
The way tew fame il like klmb
ing q ereasd pole; there amt bu
phaw kan do it, and even then i
| don't pay.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-17

FREQUENTLY accidents occur in
the household which cause burns,
cats, sprain8 and bruises; for use in
such cases DR.. J. II. McLean's VOL
c3nic OIL Eminent has for many
YEAR, been the constant fayorite
family remedy.
For sale by f. 7. Whitehead & &c.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10

We have sold large quantity of your
"Cherry Cordial' at our plantation
store, both at Kealia and Kappa, and
can cheerfully recommend 1t for bron-
chial difficulties.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO Il. FAIRCHILD.
Cos II Treasurer Makee Sugar Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
TO RENT

ssa a A WELL FURNISHED
s% IA Bedroom and Parlors
E8 to rent in private family,
suitable for gentleman or gentleman
aud wife. Apply corner of Likellke
and Palace Walk. 64S lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
FOR REM

asaL A T ELEO Stables at present
&SS4 - occupied by Hawaiian
Transfer Co., permission
given August LIST. Apply to
COS II j. s. WALKER.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
NOTICE to HORsEMEN
ELECTION of OFFICERS,

A Il the annual meeting of the stock
IA holders of the Hilo Sug Co. held
ut the office of VIM. G. Irwin & Co.,
I'D, September s, 1880, the following
officers were duly elected TO serve dur
Ing the ensuing year:
VIM. @. Irwin. President,
John d. SpIeckels. Vice President,
Secretary
w. NJ. Giffard.. ...... d
Treasurer,
II. NJ. Whitney, Ir.,.......A Auditor.
w. NJ, GIFFARD,
$50 M Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons that at
l. meeting Of the shareholders of
Paauhau Plantation Co., (L'd), held on
the LIST day of august, 1890. 1t was voted
to accept the Charter OF Incorporation
dated july "a, 1880, and granted to them
and their associates and successors
under the corporation name and style of
Paauhau Plantation Co., Limited.
And that The Corporation under said
harter wac duly organized and elected
the following named officers, viz:
President. VIM. G. Irwin,
ce-President. =. Claus Spreckels,
Secretary & Treasurer.
............. 49,. w. NJ. Gifard
Notice Is also given that, pursuant to
the terms of said Charter, no stock
holder shall be individually liable for
the debts of the Corporation, beyond
the amount which shall be due upon the
share or shares owned or held by him
self. w. Nj. GIFFARD,
Secretary Paauhau Plantation Co.
900 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10

Tespimonialss
find your "Cherry Cordial" the beat
medicine we have ever used for coughs,
colds and lung trouble All of our Ma
tives, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese
will use NO orher, use nothing else In
my own family. Yours truly,
G. A. CHAPLIN,
Manager Kohala Sugar Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
FOR SALE

EIREWOOD for sale at Hawaiian
u Commercial Salesrooms, corner of
Queen and Nuuann stTeets. a66 II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
FROM San Etsncisoo.
Intermediates. S. Australia.

Leave s. F. Leave Honolulu.
Friday Sept IL Friday Sept 26
Friday. Oct 10 Friday. Oct a
Friday. Nov Z Friday. Nov q
Friday. Dec b Friday. Dec Is
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
Powell's Baggage Express,
Dray or Wagon.

Furniture moving a speciality. Bag
gage delivered with promptpess aud
care to any part of city. Stand, corner
OF King and Bethel streets. Bell Tels.
phone 479, Mutual Telephone 81.
June 7.90
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
For Plantation Purposes,
VIM. G.. IRWIN & Co.,
Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands
462 d-l24 WHY
A Cure for Influenza :!

nR. l0ziER'S HAWAIIAN CHERRY COR.
~ DIAL, one of the best remedies
ever prepared for coughs, asthma. lung
and chest trouble, and a great relief to
whooplng cough and throat affection.
Ask for Dr. LozIer's Hawaiian Cherry Cor
dial sold at
HOIIISTER & CO.'S,
And BENSON, SMITH q CO.'S.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
TO LET

ass a EOUR Unfurnished Rooms,
MgSx& Il with use of kitchen and
Ets1 diningroom; reasonable rent.
Apply at mo. 10 Emma street.
G53 Iva
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TO LET

.xsA a THREE Large Furnished
0sS i Rooms and three empty
&ksssdk& rooms on Hotel street. Apply
at this office. 618 lw
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
Ohio.

- Dur9 bas Blasen elmer 9pnamits
patrOns, uurbs neuIid Der Sprsnsmeitsr
8. W. StrubIe, wel9sr tn benz SeIsebtst
BET SinbIap anseitsIt lit, in Stits
ssriisu. ST befanb f9 auf benz Ssims
wese, aIs cine Der auf isinem Wasen be-
fiu6li6sn Yatrousnbilisn, bic nod cine
ssriuss Wenss Opnamit eutbisIt, platte
unb ui9t aIeiu er, ioubern au9 fem Bfsrb
sstDotet unb ber Basen 3ertrimmert wurbe.
- Nls ON Worsen bss 81. Ausuit Der
Sns ber Big Gour.gabn tn 4bbp z 0 n
belt, NO fi1 bic bsbeutenben g~iienbitten
Der Mbbpiton @sieai9aft b%siuben, ities
Der 3ablmeifer Der @sieuf1ait NIT elmer
5anbtui9e, tn Der f9 81 900 bis $780,
600 befanben, aus. 8et ibm befanbsn 19
Der Bttrisbsbirettor Der Babn unb beIsn
@ebilfe. Sic batten ft9 taum auf ben
@es gu ben giienbittsn sema9t, aIs etn
StraBenrduber ibuen nit %ssIpanntem &es
poIuer entsesentrat unb ibnen bas @sIb abs
~uerlanste. Der 3abImeitsr Burns unb
feline Besleiter waren NIT Rspoluern be-
waffnet unb ma6ten iofort pom ben Wafs
fen 9sbrau1. Ser Gduber entrann ibnsu
absr, unb wurbe uieusi9t u~erwunbst.
- Guf 8srunIafuns Der bsuti9sn gsrs
etne ber Statt SteubenpiIIe, feisrts
bieieIbs am 10. Iusuit bus Seit ibrss 1COs
idbrisen Beitsbens. Wie bic Stabt einem
Der b%eribmteiten Oeutidsa merisaner ibrsn
@ameu p~erbantt, 10 ssb6ren aud nod
beute peuti9sameritanii9e Burger gu ibren
beften @Iementen, mas bur9 bic Ssier aufs
Neus bstbdtis wurbe. sic saben, wis &c:
iast, bic 0eranIafuns gu bieier Jsier unb
fe bauptid9Ii6 wareu IS, bic ben srOBsu
5eft3us ueranf taltsten, wel9sr ben 5aupts
tbeil bss 5eiprosramms bilbete. Gin
beuti4er Rsbner, Paftor Braun, unb Elm
anSIosG msrituner bieIten bic 5sfrsbu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
rret@,uu

- W6brenb Der Ietten 3wei Wonate III
cine bebentli9 sroBe IuaabI pom Eouriften
bsim Beftsisen bel 6fterrei@ii9en alpen
psruuslidt. Sn ben meiiten Sduen trd9t
bic rlna1tiamtsit unb 8srwessnbsit Der
Sersftstser ielbit S9uIb on ibrem Seruns
sladen.
- Cine perbeersnbs Ssusrsbrunf bat
bas unsarii4s Dorf Puespoltbe tmse'
lu4t. $50 Sduisr purbsn einssdi1ert
uub unsebeure @streiosuOrrdtbs uerni9tst.
- Sn @ien fpislte 19 mad benz gins
treffen Der Sduser auf benz Seftplass beim
v8teri9ant" folsenbe ribrenoe Seeue ab:
Dort ftanben awsi Mdnuer, beren Bruit
bas Giisrne &ren3 unb bic g%rinnerunss'
msbaile pon 1901 3ierte. @iuer pon
bisien padte Elm babies Dussnb 9ldier
unb rief fr6bIi9 ben Sangesbribern 3u:
vWer mill Stoff2" Der 2lnbere brdnste
ftd su benz 9llfIidsn, Der Ia9snb nit
ben uislen '8iersldiern taftanb, unb cts
iu9te um Elm @las. &aum batten ftd bic
Beiben in's ause seieben, als Der gtits
idmmtIi5e Slider our grbs fallen IieB uub
benz @nberen, Der sbsnfaus bis @rms aus
b~reitste, UNI ben Gals feel. IS mar bas
erits Wieberieben felt spantis Sabren.
Der cine bet Sduger, Direttor s.. aus
Berlin, bate NIT benz wisbsrsefunbensn
Ramerabeu, &aufmann .. aus Win9sn,
Der Cine pon ben Berliner @arbei9issu,
Der Nnbsrs pon ben baisrtiden SiiIisrsn,
bel @rauslotte Bstaunti9aft ssma5t. s.
wurbe bur9 cine gbahspOttusel nisbsrses
itrstt unb sbsn woqts inn Elm Gurto nit
isiusm Iansen 9aubaionnet ben @araus
MAIDEN, ais Der wu9tise S9las O.'s benz
Ifritansr ben S9aosl 3eri1msttsrts.
Nadbsm er benz 0srmunbstsn nod eineu
S@Iud 8eiu seseben, ftirmte er DOS
udrts unb wurbe ebsnfals idusr usrmuns
bet. 3ust Gage fpdtsr Iassn fs bur9
einen 3ufaa I'm 2a3aretb nsbsneinanbsr.
9isr i9lOfen fie Srsunbi@aft, aber erif tn
Dien ~feierten fe inmitten elmer sIsi9faqs
iebr seribrten Corona" pou Wisnsrn ibr
critics Dieoeriebsn lett 90 Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
.Safota.

- SIN iatlidsn GbsiIe Don Rorbs0 as
tota ftnb sswuItise Yrai,iefeuer aussebros
den, wsI9s bsreits stneu 9anbftri9 pon
msbrsrsn Sunbertauienb Geres, auf ueIs
den fi9 8teb,idtereieu befanben, pers
wiifet baben. Das Seuer bebnt f4 nod
inner meter aus unb bic Bswobner Der
bsimssiudtsn 9sssnb flisbsn In S9aaren,
Inn fi1 unb ibre Sabs tn Si9erbsit gu
b%rinseu. Sb beretts Weni9enIeben gu
@runbs sssanssn ftnb, 1T ni4t bssannt.
Nus gIIenbaIs, WeSntofb
Co., wtrb bsridtst, baB einise bunbert
beuti9e Samilien, uel9e fi9 In ben Iesten
Sabren bort nieberIisBen, unb tn 5olse Der
SebIernten sdnsli9 mitteIos fnb, f9 an
bic County, @ommifdre uu1 llnteriiasuus
sepsnbst babeu. IS pirb beisefist, bab
bic 9ocaIbiIfs nibt ausrei4t unb ebe be,
Wintsr tommt, 9ilfe pon auswdrts tbdtia
fem mub, um bic NOtb gu Iinbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
WtUuefota.

- Die Wtaneiota'sr Sdser perten bar:
auf aufmertiam sema@t, baB In Minnes
iota laut @eieb Don 1889 Dor benz erften
De3ember 1893 teine 0a6tel asidoisn
werben Sarf, bel $40 bis $25 Strafe fir
iebe Wa9teI. 8eiuerIei piIbes @eflieeI
bari sefansen ober set6otet werbeu, aubsr
bur4 S4ieBen unb Spar aus einem @ss
lpebr, pel4es sesen bic S9ulter bes Sdies
benben 9sbalten pirb.
9ie 8risbton'i5e SdaemibIe in
Minneapolis 1T am 81. &uauft Elm
Raub Der Slammen ssporbsn. Ser Sbas
ben wirb auf $50, 900 Dollars anseIdla.
gen, wosesen bic gerfi4srans nod taum
bic Sdlfte betrdst. Die Rible gspabrts
800 arbeitern ben &sbsnsuuterbalt.
- 3utsrribsn bat mon Bel q G b
W in 9 bieies Sabr In 3ismIi9er Wenae
9s3osen. llnb sS ioueu isSt auf Der
3uderfabrit bel Erout groot Yeriu6e ba.
NIT auseftelt perben, Oh bisislbsn f4 aur
Sutsrfabritation eisnsn.
- Dem Staats: Eidet pirb biesmal In
Wtnneiota Elm gmsnbsmsnt sur @onItitu,
tion beiSefi9t, dbsr wsldss in Der Ropems
berwabl abSeitimmt perbsn fol- unb mel.
9ss lautet: vuno bic @ssisIatur mag pers
fissn, baB bic llsbsrsinfimmuns pom
Slnfie9iteln irSenb elmer Salp in iraenb
sinsm eiUiI'PrOSsB mad m!nSefsus feds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09

ab, mas aus ben Spdttartoffeln wirb,
br9 ftnb bic Mnsei@en bafar. bab stwa
80 BuibsI pro Nder eraielt werben. Ssbod
finb msbr older bepfantt worben, 10 bat
bas @eiammtquantum baiieIbe ober uieI'
leidt nod b6bsr ietn wirb.
- gu Wauteiba madten am 81.
Musuit swei tlsine Wdb9en etne gntbets
tuns, bic absr erft am 80. anseSeist pors
ben iif. Sisislbsn ipislten In Der Ndbs
bss Rortbwefteru Babnbofes, aIs apei
iunse 9suts eridienen unb f9 In Der Ra6:
bari9aft gu i9affsn ma@tsn. als bic
Wanner ft& e~ntfernt butten, fanben Bite
8inber ein Padst, weI9ss Sdmudia4en,
iopte einen Spernsuder entbtelt. 90
zines Der S9mudtdf9sn nit MiIuautes
bsssi9uet if, 70 sIaubt man bier, baB bts
@ssenffdnbe, BITE etnen @ertb pom elmo
$1,000 reprdientiren, bort setObIsn pors
ben ftnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
0rie6enIano.

- gu atben Iisfsu am O.. Iusuit Be-
ri9te ein ibsr cine fur9tbare Rataitropbe,
beren S9auplaS Der felt mebr ais 3psi
Sa~bstauienben bsriibmte Berg Ntbos mar,
iest sswObnIi@ 5asion SrOs, Der bsiIiss
Berg, s%euannt. Tsr sr0Bte SbsiI Der
pra9tpoQsu, uralten WaIbungsn, wel6e
bisisu Berg bsbsdten, 1T In SIammen aufs
sssanssn. Ser S9absn bstrdst fanf
Wiaionen Srancs. au9 aabIrsi9s Nens
i9enIsben finb au befIasen. Ri9t psnis
ger aIs auan3is M6u@e bubsu In benz
5rennenben Walbe ibren Cob aefunben.
Der Wibsridsin bss 8ranbss mar pom
Der macsbonii1sn &ifts bis melt tn bas
sssdii9s Wser gu iebeu. Set benz gnbe
bss neunten Sabrbunberts 9riitli9er 3eit.
rs4nuns biIOet Der Berg atbos einen
9auptfs bes sris4ii9sn MSn1speisns.
Rod beuts beftebsn aaf benz beiliaen
8erse apan3is RI6fer. 3abIrsi5s Slaus
fen, &apeIen unb ginfebslsisn fino auf
Der Salbiniel peritreut. Die Sabl Der
ginitsbsIsisn ALIEN bstrdst 100, unb es
i4siut, baB bic benz 8ranbe gum Opfer
ssfalIsnsn WSn9s grsmitsn paren, bie
t1 aus benz brsnnsnben @albs nidt rets
ten fonnten. 8ie 3abI Der W6n9s,
wel9e auf benz Serse atbos wobnsn,
wirb NIT piers bis ie9stauisnb ansese,
ben. Bir brau4sn wObI taum Su bsmsrs
ten, baB bic W6n9s - Bafliansr -
bes atbOs bur9pess benz sris9if4sn
S&isma anssbOren, bod iinb is adtunsss
tu~nsswsrtber ais bic msiitsn anbsrsn
i@ismatii$sn W0n@s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
RaaiaS.

- Der Sarmsr Samss arnolb aus
Reno County war BET ieinem Brubsr
tn Der Ndbe uon @i9ita auf geIu9. Ills
er anberen Worsens fi9 auf benz Da9e
elmer S9eune etwas 3u f4affen ma1te,
feel er 10 uuslidlid berunter, NIT Der
8ruf auf einen Rfubl,aun, buB man an
istuem auftommen s~wsifsIt.
- 9as r@apitoI" pom 9opeta usrs
OffsntIt9te am 81. ausuif 8riefe pon AZ
8ifrietsseri9tsi4rsiberu, woraus bsrpor.
sebt, baB In ben eritsn is9s Wonaten bes
Sabres i'm Staate &anias l1O3 Sppntbe>
Zen setanbist wurber. Su allen Counties
bes Staates witb bic SabI 1850 betrasen
unb etwa 81, 0O0, 900 umfa6rn. YieIe
5ppotbeten beSosen fi9 auf 2dnbsreisn, bic
uhbenust lasen unb fir SpscuIatienss
3pede sebalten wurben.
- @dbrenb Der Sod3eitsfeier pon IIs
utu Wat nit 2aura Bu9boIber bel & a NJ
0 m, ReB Co., truf pIOsli9 Elm gIiss
f9Ias bas 3immer unb t6otete 3ucinba,
BITE dlteite Go4ter pon Roab Seid, aussns
bItdIib. Barbara, bic dlteite Eo4ter
bss @briftan Oei6, wuroe 10 i@wer Der.
brannt, baB fe taft wie ssbraten ausiab.
Sbr 9auptbaar bate In belen SIammsn
sebrannt. GRIT mad Observation-Disclosures
8emiben seIans es, fe ms 2sbea surlds
3urufen. @s lit aber fraslid, oh fe mis;
Der auffommen pirb. 3pei anbere E61s
ter pon @brifttau Oei9 traf Der BIis auf
Der re9ten S4uIter, 3erriB ibre &lsibsr
unb uetbrannte Elm Stif pou Der 3r0Be
zines EsIers. Die awei anberen G66ter
pOn Roab Sei9 erIittsn ebsnfals granbs
wanoen, finb aber ni9t 10 i4wsr psrlsst
yie bic uoIber @euunntsn. Gin @lat
mar eS, baB Die anpeienbsn Mdnnsr bic
Bstnnuns balb wteOer erIausten, um bic
an peti9isbsnen S:saen aufidIasenben
5Iammen gu lSi9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
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Sim glter pom 81 Sabren tn tirsIi9
auf feiner Sarm nabe OTTAWA Samuel
gobp, Der SntsI uou Buffalo Blu, ses
fcrben. @obp ssnSB in ieiner 9eimatb
bobes anieben unb ma9te IN ben 5infBis
ger Sabreu babur9 pom ii9 reben, bab er
elmer sroBsn an3abI in ben Sibffaaten ent:
~iprungsner Rsseritluueu our Stu&t nod
Canada perbalf. @iner ieiner S6bne tn
Staatsisnator pom Colorado unb eins
Eo5tsr III bic Sruu bes Sainoiier Staats
Senators Srisbte.
- llnsefdbr 100 DsIssaten gum Nattos
nal horticultural goHsreB waren am 81.
alusuf tn gbtcaso tn Situns, um
YIdne 3u sntwerfen, wie bic 8aums uni
BIumensu1ts Snterefen am bsiten Bet bsr
fommenben @eItaus ftsIuns sswabrt psr'
ben f6rnteu.
Die attien Der Rorbisite 6 3 I:
easo's In Der gIut. @rwsrbuns fir BIZ
&usfeuuns fteissn. Die gissntbimer bee
In Ausii9t senommsnen @runbftidss on
Sesufer fnb etnis, nt9t nur bas Cant
f~oifenfrst 3u iberlafeu, fonbern aud mod
eine Miuton Dollars tn ben Ausfsqunss.
fonbs gu aubIen unb bts gu Der am Q,
Ssptsmber ftattfinbenben Auswabl zines
YIatss wirb bas Seeufsrs9 runbitid gu
Der Norbiette ni9t nur in aIer Sorm be!
Re9ts unb @sisses a~nsebotsn ietu, {!
wtrb aud bet Der abfimuluns unb tn ber
bteier uoranssbenben 8erbanbIunsen gan
b~eionbere Beridf9tisuns erfabren. Bsnr
BITE Sabpartbeb6rbe benz Wuni9e etnei
sroBen EbetIs bes BeItaus ffelunss : 81
rettortuus nt1t na9tommt unb NIT ben
@aibinston,B art nt9t bsrausrift, ban,
bat bas anssbot pon bsr Norbistte bic bsft
Ausf6t, ansenommen 3u uerben.