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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11
EPisrams.

A pompous attorney, while trying case,
Was quiz1ltg witness and looking for flaws.
The witness, who owed him q personal
grudge,
Provoked him until he appealed to the Judge
81 demand, SIR" he cried with fiery-red
face,
.sA little attention while trying this cs se."
"Your HONOR" responded fhe meek little
man,
"fm paying as hffie as any one can"
The judge, With frown,
Looked s0lemnly down
On the squabble, and said, from the bench
where he sat,
ave want nothing but silence, and title of
that"
A widower Of sixty-ive, with countenance
serene,
Unto the marriage altar leads miss of sweet
sixteen.
The priest steps down, in stole and gown,
with grave aud solemn air,
And to tie font, without word, he leads
the b,ushing pair.
"Wby bring Ms here r. the groom inquiries
The sober priest replies,
al thought that thee had brought to me
this infant to baptize."
Johnny Yauderburg married wealthy old
wife,
Who oft, in a querulous tone,
Each day of their wearisome cOnjugal life,
Would remind him her wealth was her
"My money bought this and my money
bought that
With my money you seem to be free
Till Vapderburg cried, as he put on his hat,
"'fwas your money, my love, that bought
me-"
A close-fisted deacon in class meeting rose;
He balanced himself on his heels and his
toes;
He snufiied and sad, as he wiped up his
tears,
'I've been church member for forty-odd
years
To all o. the love-feasts an meetin's I've
went,
An all nv religion hain't cost me cent"
Then, from dark corner, a voice loud and
deep
'Amen! Your religion is cheap
V.
isOf all nv reverses,- miser declared,
isThere is one where I've not lost a dollar
tell you that many a penny is spared
By reversing soiled paper collar"
vi.
aid young Romeo Butts to Miss Claribel
Cults,
CAS- they stood in a pcrlor respondent
with lighD,
With . wearisome sigh, so, l cannot tell
why,
But, somehow, 1 feel like fool here to-
night"
Said Miss Claribel Cults to young Romeo
Butts,
With pitilc.s smile that she could not
conceal,
YES, your face would betray, am sure,
what you saw,
Fcr YOU certainly look all you sag that
ysu feel.'
%, husband, - said Mrs. Ophella McMunn, |
A. sue HiLcu dt HtT WIFI VI anu p1eslOu1lt
son,
where that boy got his temper I never
could see
I'm certain he never conld take II from me-"
No doubt, my dear wife, your assertion is |
true
never have missed dry temper from you"
Chicago Tribune.
A MAN named Baker, Of Luzerne
county, received $500 on the Sth of
sst month, from a pan who owed him |
hat smoGnt The hired man, do
nestle maid, and a school teacher set
,p conspiracy to get the money on the
lay on which it was paid. . They fred |
! neighbor's barn, TO get Baker out of
he house, and when be ran oft to the
ire, the teacher, and hired man who |
vas in disguise. entered tie house.
Nrs. Baker resisted their demands for
he money. They knocked her sense
ess, sacked the house, and got one hun
lred dollars the balance of the mon-
y had been deposited in bank 10
near which place Baker lived. |
The woman and the two men are in jail !
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11
NOTICE,

Hunters are hereby cautioned against
trespassing on the lands OF the undersigned.
in Fermanaeh township, 10 shoot birds or
squirrels, without the consent of the owner.
B. F. SCUWEIFR.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11
For be Sentinel and Reps5iiean.
r0rs6ken.

Alone walk by the restless sea,
The murn.uring waves wash the dreary shore;
Rebounding, they roll, and solemnly
They call back one that will come no more.
Long ago, when the world to me was bright,
And summer smiled on the fragrant hills.
We strayed meath the full moons Joyous
light.
That hirted and danced with the rafting
rills.
We wandered along by the rocky beach,
And planned for the years we dreamed in
store,
Believing that fate would be kind to each,
And happily dwell where the breakers roar.
We kissed 'sgood-bye," and he pledged to
return
When fortune would load him heavily down !;
And | wait by the sea, depressed and for
lorn,
While the bloom of my cheek has forever
Sometimes the waves sound so strangely sad
think his loved spirit is speaking to me;
And I'il walk by the beach till know he is
dead,
And our souls are united beyond the wide
sea.
J. Il, G.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

Subscribe for the SensiNeI cad RepEbftcaH,
a paper that gives you greater variety, and
better selection Of reading matter than any
other papor in the Juniata Valley.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

LisT of LETTERS remaining in the Mifflin-
town Post Office, Dec. 2nd, 1873. Persons
APPLYING for Letters in this List, will please
say they are advertised.
Aaghbiugh, Peter Page, Mrs. Margaret Z
Bostwick, Z + Vim II Reed, NJ. NJ.
GODDARD Miss Amanda 2. Rome, Stephen
Haines, J. n. Reed. w. ".
Musser, L. Woltgang,
Moore, Mrs. Catharine
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

sir is said that in order to keep their
butter over the period of low prices and hot
weather, California dairymen simply seal up
their products in tin cans. sinking them to
the bottom of cold streams. Butter made
in April comes out in October in good order,
and continues to keep fresh in the cool
weather of winter. Forty pound cans are
commonly used. Some time since a notice
appeared in the Germantown Telegraph of
the finding of po'ird of butter at the bot
tom of a well which must have been there
many years, but which was as sweet and
good as if fresh from the hand of the most
scrupulous Quaker dairy maid"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STANDS in the county
may be purchased of the undersigned at a
reasonable price. The property is situated
in johnstown, Juniata Co., Pa, and with
TWO ACRES, having thereon erected
comfortable Two-story FrameHouse, CON-
modious Stable and other outbuildisgs.
of the house. For particulars call on or
address WV. HOOPS,
Walnut p. o., Juniata Co, Pa.
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TERMS.

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Transient advertisements inserted at 80
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Transient business notices in loc., 10,
umu, 10 cents per line for each insertion
Deductions will be made 10 those des;r;nr
TO advertise by the year, half or quarter
wear.
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Manhood: EoWLost, How Restored


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This Lecture should be in the hands
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression I
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result OF mental ovov.wosl,
1ndeserotlons or exoessos, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured BY
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. 20
1t tones up and invigorates the system,
dispels the gloom and dependency ,imparts
strength AMI energy.-stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold by dealers. Price. SI.00 per
single viai, or $500 per package OF i've vials
and 100 vial Of powder. sent by mail on
receipt OF price. Address HuHPHREYS'
uOMEGPATaIC MEDICINE COMPANY
100 FULTON STREET. Ny.
For sale by HAMLlN & CO., Patterson, Pa
July 10 6m
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TAKE NOTICE.

I arge stock Of ready made clothing Of the
IL latest and choicest styles, for men and
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samnel Strayer's, in Patterson.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

Sale Bills printed on short notice ct the
Office Of the Ssst,~eJ sud Rsputlssvs
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11
WEnAVE ATLAST.

$d A perfect working Shirt Bosom
Stretcher and Ironing Board. Best
selling article in market. Sells at
S9 .ight, both in city and country. II
s superior in every respect; and
tr$3 more saleable than any other board.
The latest improvement over ALL
~ Patented Nov. 20, 1877. Large per
ccntage paid. Territory sellers and can
vassers wanted. Agents do not fail to send
for circular and terms to A. W. Smith, Nc
Keesport, Allegheny county, Pa. Say in
what psper you saw this adv't. (ocfl6
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

LUMBER.-All kinds, sizes and qualities,
for sale at prices to suit the times. Call on
or address JAS. G. SHrLLrNGsFORD,
mar20-tf Near McAlisterville, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

When every stocking was stuffed with dolls
and balls and rings,
Whistles and tops and dogs (of all conceiv-
able things)
Old Kriss Kringle looked round, and saw
on the elm tree bough,
gh-hung, an orioles nest, lonely and
empty now.
ssQuite Ike stocking" he laughed, spin
ned up there on the tree
l didn't suppose the birds expected a pres
ent from me -
Then old Kriss Kringle, who loves joke
as well as the best,
Dropped a handful of fakes in the orioles
empty nest.
T. B. .7idrich, in the Chridrsn's almanac.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

LAST evening shortly before eight
O'Clock Patrick Malady, track watch
man between the lower yard and
Blair Furnace, noticed something
strange beside the track as he was
moving along attending to his du-
ties. Reaching it he discovered that
it was a newborn babe, yet living,
but which died in a few minutes af-
ter being discovered The body was
brought to the yard and the coroner
notified. An investigation was insti-
tuted, which developed the fact that
a young woman who was apparently
enciente got on the train at Newport,
Perry county, who seemed to be in
great suffering. A change was OBJ
served in her appearance on reaching
this city, where she alighted and re-
manned until the Fast Line came
along. She had Il ticket for Decatur,
Ill. Under these circumstances it
was considered best to order her de
tention in Pittsburg. A message
was sent by telegraph, and when the
train arrived in Pittsburg she was
arrested. She there confessed that
she had given birth to the child while
she was seated in the water closet Of
the car and said she was named Cath
arine Hoffman, and was from Liver
pool, Perry county On the Pitts
burg Express west at 3;25 o'clock
this morning, Trainmaster Cramer
went to Pittsburg armed with a war
rant. The young woman, under the
charge of Mr.. J. H. Cramer, arrived
in this city on Day Express, she hav-
ing been detained at the Union De
pot until his arrival. She ackhowl-
edges substantially to the facts given
above, declaring that the child was
not purposely thrown out of the car.
She is a stout, pleasant looking coun-
try lass, apparently about eighteen
or twenty years of age, and stands
her trouble well, taking into consid-
Grafton the attendant disgrace. The
body of the child was taken in charge
by undertaken Upton and properly
attended to. About half-pest one
o'clock this afternoon Miss Hoffman
was removed to hotel on Tenth
avenue below Twelfth street, where
she was given the care and attention
necessary. The inquest was fixed for
half past two this afternoon, but it is
not anticipated that any additional
testimony will be elected The only
thing to be determined by the jury
will substantially be the disposition
to be made of the young woman who,
is now charged with infanticide.-
altoona .Iuror, Dec. 4.
LUMBER.-All kinds, sizes and qualities,
for sale at prices to suit the times. Call on
or address JAS. G. SHrLLrNGsFORD,
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ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE returned
to its old location on Water Street, Aifiiin-
town. Special Reduced Rates TO Regular
Shippers. Packages delivered free to all
parts of Mif,iin and Patterson.
A. q. wEIDxAN.
Nov 6-2m
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'sOf all my reverses," miser declared,
ssThere is one where I've not lost dollar
| tell you that many penny is spared
BY reversing soiled paper coilai."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-11

90, husband,'' said Mrs. Ophella McMunn,
AZ she gazed at her willrul and passionate
son,
"Where that boy got his temper I never
could see;
I'm certain he never conld take It from me"
''No doubt, my dear wife, your assertion is
true
| never have missed dry temper from you"
-Chicago Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l;2e5 BRoHDwAYS DS 4
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR KECErrloN OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF FArEhS.

HsTaoIoaY.4Tn PAcH.-sth col
skRssR soAR6ERs wRNTsD-s1n r I'd and sd coils.
BOARD I'D sts5sIs tEoDsIs r4a.sa ss
ssAE
sgsEssss II ss r9s PAGE !. 81
eTI eeHfHs Sss 5E M ss s1
cLvRRs a ASD 1ssALssSEN-lsru PAcE-4h ssh
SE COL
couAFRY soARp5ra PAcs"sd 4h and 5sh coils and
g. r4aT-4'A COL
DRY osa arn "a 81 sa
pwEsLlsG eoIil HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
FUKAisHED-iern PAcE-5th and 9Th coils. and IN
EUROPEAN EUROPEANS STEAMSHIPS PAcr-4sh and 9th eola
EHE1rEaIl1M rseE-asn saso col
kSSs sSD E1ss.s4s. 's,s Sssstsh i col
RSsSisHED Eel HOME AND 5ns '
PAsssts and sh sS COL
Hssss ss al. St.
HSEsE s' r4s.-s,A COL.
SEAS EssSaTE Hss SR az AED ss.
LOST AND FouND-2orn PAGE 18th col
MACHINkRY-4rH PAcx-6th COL
M1TEiMoNIAL. Urn PAcr-,4th col.
MEDICAL--4rH PAGE-6th COL
ss
MIscELLANEoUs-l7rH PAcE-4th col.
MUSICAL-4Tn PAGE-4th col.
PERSONAL-isr PAGE.lst col -
PIANOfORTEs. ORGANS. &C.-4ru PAGE Sd and 4th
eeBoFSsAIsl7rH PAs,dsh r7aas col
18TH PAGE-3d col
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY For SALE OR TO
RkNTIera PAGE I'd. 80 and 4sh coils. and 2D
REAL. ESTATE 70 ExcnASGE-leru PAcx-4th COL.
and 2D PAGE-1st aud I'd coils
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-l7rM PAGE-4th col.
RESTAURANTS 18th PAGE-4th col.
REWARDS 2Oru PAGE--6th col
SiTuATfoNs wANrED-FEMALEs-isrn P.cE-lst,
s1ruArioss ros s P.er-4.h COL
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-l9rH PACE-2d col.
STURAGE-2OrH PAGE-6th col
sUMMEE REsoETs-orn rAcfs15sh aud 9th coils. aud
THE TRADEs--Iarn PAGE-eth col. and 10TH PAGE-Ist
THE TURF-lern PAGE Cd and Sd coils.
to LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOStS-16TH PAGE-5th
col. and 2D PA6E-2d col.
TRAvELLtRS' GUIDE-3D PAGE-5th and 9th. coils.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS rO LET
2D PAGH-5th and 9th coils.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE.i7rH PAGE-6th col.
wEsS cmEsTER ooUNrY PkoPkkTY FOR sXLE OR
p Ok 70
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 4c.-l4ru rAcr-o.h col
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TRIMMINGS.
rRIMMrNGs.
TRIMMINGS.
TRIMMINGS
TRIM MINGS.
TRIMMINGS.

TRIMMINGS.
BEAUTIFUL GRASS AND SILK PRINCES at Soc
and Guc formerly sold for soc. and SIC
EXTRA RiClf AND HEAVY GRASS FRINGE at s5e. !;
VERY sTYLisH GRASS FRINGE AZ o5c.; reduced
JET AND SILK FRINGE at toc., eoc. and 75e. re-
duc ed from Toe. 81 and 81 -
2Oc.
JET PAssEMESTERIEs at 15c and zoc. per yard ; re-
duccd from soc.
MOSS TRIMMINGS in great variety at 4oc, 5oc. eoc
and .5c.
JUST PURCHASED. AN IMPORTERS entire stock Of
DRESS r.IMMISGs. which We arc Offering 10 per seut
ONE LoT 0F SILK FRINGE just received, which we
will offer 81 soc. regular price 75c
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SAME PROPORTION
CBILDREx's DRESS HATS AT 81. 9, AND III
REDUCED From 81. so AND si2
WE IMPORT NONE BuT THE FINEST GRADE or
GOODS, OBTAINING OCR DESIGNS AND MODELS
THROUGil OUR PARIS HOUSE OF THE LEADING
PAkIsIAS MoDIsrEs
THE SUPERIOR FACILITIES VIZ ENJOY IN
Hs6r Hspsat66 ~ 'H3 fp ExcEssfvE sVGs OF f'Rhnf RfoIi
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS) ENABLES US To
PURCHASE OUR GOODS or TIE LEADING
kuKUPEAN. MANurACTURERs on THE. MOST
WILL SELL oJK CHOICE GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN ARE PAID foR INFERIOR GOODS AT
+. s..sfECiai PRICES FOR CASH TO MrLL,yEns.
>. RoruscnILp.
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ONE DESIRABLE Lor a. ssc. saeb.

THE PRICES WE HAVE INAUGURArrip HAVE
SHOE DEALERS ARE AT rHkIR WIS END TO
PATRONS ARE BOTH SURPRISED AND DELIGHTED.
BEAUTY AND NOVELTY or OUR STYLES AND THE
--
TOMORROW MoNDAy) we shall open FIFTY DOZEN
Of LADIES' CLOTH TOR BUTTON BOOTS In various
popular shades of tngsh cssimsre With KID vaps and
handsome heels at the unheard Of prcc s. 81 PER
VERY ELEGANT STYLE or LADIES' CLOTH
TOP BUTTON BOOTS. In new striped cassimere Of i'm.
ported patterns every pair stamped ~. k. La" manu-
ouR a. II cLoTn 'ioP BuTfoS BOOT !, . Amer
banomer boot than the majority Of shoe dealers carry
UrR LONG BRANCH Is q - button or nst bioh
shoes and very suitable Tor Summer 50 ~ per pair
OUR "NEwPORTn - button.r Is similar In shane 10
The prceeding; though made entirely OF FRENCH AND
OUR SARATOGA" lies In endless variety at n 49,
81 81. 81 ~. 81 ~. 81 U7 and ~ Az OUT FRENCii
KID BUTTON BOOT, at - 60 IL meeting great IA vor
with ladies Who desire 20 combine beauty duraoity aud
rsx s.r are &c ~ sq vsDy that
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
has proved marked snecess Ladies' have their
feet measured AND A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED al
slight advance upon our regular surprisingly low
prices
------9---
E.lMcns. - Enaions'.
2s7. sso. 2sI, 2es snd 2o5
/ ~ hIanIa AyESUk. . lIolTn AvEAcE.
between 9Th aud 25th sta
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PARAs0Ls.
PARAsoLa
PARAsoLs
PARAsoLs
PARAsoLs
PARAsoLs.

IMMENSE ASSORTMENT AND STOCK to select from.
All FANCY TRIMMED PARAsoLs at LESS THAN
HALF COST. Call and examine similar reductions la
serge silk and tore satin sun UMBRELLAS.
LOT or cHIIDRES's ALL SILK PARAsoLs, all
coIors. at ale each.
ONE DESIRABLE LOr at s3c each.
LOT OF EXTRA FINE CHANGRABLE SERGE
SUN UMBRELLAS, ~ Inch. at 81 Al worth fully IS.
All the POPULAR HANDLES-viz. Penrf, Ivory,
Ebony, Gold Mounted Natural and Clear Amber, Horn
ON Sun Umbrellas, NJ lover prices than
CALL AND ExAMINk BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSkwIIEKE.
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AND BoxNETS IN THE LATEST SHAPES AND
SHADES, At 81 50. WORTH FROM g. so TO 81.
AND HIGHER PKIckD REDUCED IN THE SAME
200 pozES ENeLrsm pUNsrAsLEs AND FANCY
HATS AND BoNNETs FOR LADIES'. MISSES AND
CHILDREN, From $50 UrMARD, At FULLY 4
loo DOZEN OF MISSES, AND GhlLDKFN,s
MISSES SAILORS At 45c:. CSC. 75C. AND 95C,
WORTH FROM 81 TO 81. ALSO IMMENSE VARIETY
IN PANAMAS, LE6lIORNs. TUsCANS. &C.
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WALKING HATS AND CORoNKT BoxNETs

REAL VALUE. s. ~.
These goods ade Of imported ebip and surpass In
quality all Of Swiss chip and
tor el 80 mp 90 ~.
Immense reduction In
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CAUSED REVOLUTION IN THE TRADE. AND
ACCOUNT FOR THE WAY WE DO IT. OUR LADY
AID ARE LOUD IN THEIR PRAISES OF THE
UXPREcEDESrEDiY Low PRICES AT WHICH
THE IMMENSE sAIEs oJR ~ ~. O. ~ and
~ p3 American Kid Button Boots have had " the best
evidence ~ their deserved popularity IN IkFANIS'
SHOES OUR STOCK Is complete ana varied The great
sale Of pink and blue hid and pearl Baton Boots S
still continues.
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES,
Eosebcrryn sandal Ties Ss 81 are we'll worth IS
pair. Ask TO sec our I'll 80 Sanusi
on WEDNESDAY, NEXT wc will open q complete line
OF Ladies' Boots which Tor n0tety and gnnity design
will le remarkably elegant We rcfef 20 the "PRINCESS
ahrh cut hutton boot the tops VI which sdc the
finest Met kid the Uxngs of patent leather the
heels ponpaduut shape encirccd by bana nickel
plated every stitch sewn by hand. snoued owl rabian
lasts These are positively the newest shape aud most
srknFy beautiful shoe vet offered 90 ladies of critical
TASTE accustomed TO patronizng only the highest priced
custom sHObMAkEkS aud paying from SIS 90 so
psr These boots shall offer 81 o. and assure
patrons that they comparatively moderate In price
as the cheapest goods We have In stock.
e.
L knaIcls' tnnIciIs,
2s7. 2se. ~. 2e3 and 40
@-------o
nIeaIrn AVENUE. nIonrn AvnNuE,
between 2tih aud 2jtn sts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Yefstf&-Suxem6nrs

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ie bes aus. Sabler Branb aus. Oant ber
i9nelsn 5iIfe Der. Seuerwsbr bes Ortes,
wurbe bas grbsei9oB bes 9auies unb bas
anifobenbe @ebduoe serettet. Gin i4le4s
ter S9ornftein i9eint bic l1ria5e bes
Branoes seweien gu iein.
Im 81. SuIi brad au Itbus 6euer
aus, bas bic Beoa9uns bes Wobnbauies
pom Wi9el &aIel Serit6rte. Iu9 oas 9eu
unb elm gut Gbeil 8rennbols wuroen elm
Gaub Der Slammen. Die 0erluife inb
1000 1T. uno wobl uerli9ert.
Oas O6rf9eu 9onseau bat lins
slid. Dor piersebr Gasen ~serit0rte cine
6euers6runf 8 9duier uno beiddbiste ein
uiertes. 9lm IL. Suli brad auf's neue
6euer aus, bas in meniser ais elmer Stuns
be swei Wobnsebduoe uersebrte. Der Ters
Iuit betrdst wesisltens 20 1000 6ranfen.
% 3ufau, oh BOsbeit babel I'M Spiele III,
man weiB es ni9t.
Der Oetprattonsmale 6err
Gansrs, elm iunser Wann fanb 3u Slorens
pile am Is. SuIi einen trasii9en Cob. CT
iaB int @arten unb iab ME bic Sperlinse
an bic grbisn sinseu. Gr boIte bic 6Iinte
gum S9tsBeu. Der S9uB ueriast unb &c
besann in ben 2auf fdaueuo, ben S4uB
beraussusieben. Da sebt berieIbe ab, uno
Eansre iaat setrofen toot nieoer.
am 1s. SuIi brad am ct. Oonatuss
plas su arIon Seuer aus. Die Slammeu
i5lusen aus swei Stdlen, bic oidt an Der
Stride itauben. Oant Der i9neuen 6Ilfe
Der Seuerpebr wurbe uur bas Oa9wert elm
&aub Der 6lammen.
am 10. Suit fanb man i'm Geld ;u
9aicpe ben 9ei1nam bss 6. u. @offiHet,
zines Sunsssiellen pom SO Sabren, Der our
@emeinpe @eroupiae seborte. Die Go6z
tsnidau ersab feline SsrIesuns bes 8Orpers.
Ger sroBe ct. Oouatus Sabrmartt
in arlon mar bisiss Sabr isbr idledt bes
iu9t uno befabren. Gs waren wenise
Sauern mad Der Stabt setomSen, oa man
in Der @ras. grnbte NOR.