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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22
ELLSWORTH.

II. B. Doolittle has that ellw- house
completed.
The stave mill is running on full
time with plenty of water.
David NJ cNoah, ye honest Scotch
man, is sojourning at the VIM House.
Grand Lecturer NJ. p. Lindsey, of
Green Bay, is in town visiting the Odd
Fellows.
If you want any cool drinks, such as
lemonade, pop, soda, ETC., call upon
Oscar Eaten at Music Hall.
District Attorney Gibson has gone to
Hudson to attend court. P. D. Pierce
win run the legal mill during his alb
sence.
NJ. j. Paine has gone east to be alb
sent two II three months. In the
meantime Mr.. skaro, his clerk, will
deal out excel emf drugs and family
groceries.
Crops are looking finely. Some of
our woods farmers are complaining
about the worm destroying their
wheat. We think it is only in few
instances.
Uncle Huddlestou is building house
on the corner lot opposite his present
residence He wants to be ready for
the influx of jewellers as soon as the
r. r. reaches us.
Our village has a surfeit of top bug
gies worth all the way from $40 to
nothing, We think our assessors
should have put price on top bug
erf &c nf fFaf1. aaanpf rYaaoftpn
Another settler moved into the woods
last Saturday. At present he is locat-
ed with Mr.. Frank Sandersun. He
does not intend to clear much this
season as his weight is just pounds.
Too light! too light
The parties drilling the we'll for o.
Eames had the misfortune to break the
shank of their drill after reaching the
depth of 270 feet, leaving the bit in
the bottom of the well. Further work
is suspended until they drill from be-
low and drive the old drill out.
A goodly number of the citizens Of
Ellsworth met at Mr.. Norris Kinnie's
last Saturday and during the after
noon chopped and split tine pile of
wood, for which Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnie
would, through the columns of the
| JOURNAL. thank those kind friends for
the great favor done them and the
good win manifested.
Last Saturday evening, about half
past 10 'elock, our village was some
what startled by the discharge of a
revolver--tive shots following each
other in rapid succession. At the
time it was supposed that some mis-
chievoas boy was pracTicing upon a
| member Of the feline family, but
when daylight appeared it was ascer-
/ tanned that one of our citizens had
been the mark aimed at and hat he
/ had barely escaped. thanks TO the
poor craftsmanship of the would-be
murderer. As no one was killed or
hurt. and the cause WAS grave mis-
understanding of the parties engaged,
so we close our notice as they closed
theirs-in smoke.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22
OrrvEr.

Walker Thompson is building an adj
dition 10 his house.
Miss Julia Akers is getting along
nicely with her school.
Crops are looking tiue after the
heavy rains of last week.
Mrs. james Otley has nearly recov-
cred from her long illness.
S. j. Hill has been building Il picket
fence in front of his house.
The Olivet mill is now doing good
work with II. f. Tousley rs head saw
yer.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
this place on the 9th, 7th and Sth of
next month.
Walker Thompson, our pathmaster,
in trying to clear the road after the
ram, fell into the brook, getting
thoroughly wet.
Timothy Goheen came near being
washed out Of house and home on the
18Th. His wife had to go TO the
neighbors tor safety.
During the late rains, Mill street in
this place was nearly submerged.
Logs, bridges and over 10000 feet of
lumber were piled up promiscousiy in
front of the mill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22
DIAMOND BLUFF.
River is rising very rapidly.

River is rising very rapidly.
H. L. Brown is on the sick list.
VIM. Houston has returned with his
horses.
Our school closed successful month
last Friday.
Q. P. Atkins made our town a dying
call recently.
w. 0. stout is w. C. Il. of our Good
Templars lodge.
Rev. Welch preached in the school
house last Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph r. Niles has gone to
Granite Falls to live.
G. II. Barron Intends to start meat
market in our town. Good.
Our neighbor, Delos Baker, IS keep
ing restaurant at Fargo, d. 7.
Two steamboats, went down Satur-
day. There will be a daily line estab-
lished soon.
The young people of our village met
at Mero's hall last Thursday evening
for a social chop"
Quite a number of our good citizens
have the Minnesota fever. Some of
our gray headed boys would like to go
there and grow up with the country.
Nero & Wethern have the largest
tract Of pasturing any where near
here. They have about 1850 acres of
Mississippi ''bottoms" fenced in for
stock.
The Red Wing Band came up on the
Robt. Harris last Sunday on an excur-
sion They gave us a call and dis
cOursed ''Sacharine Futurity" and
some other pieces in a very agreeable
manner.
The hunting of ducks and pigeons
taken with fishing, make much amuse-
ment for our youth. The pigeons are
quite numerous on the island and the
ducks in the sloughs.
Some very bold and fearless parties
on the afternoon of May 18th, made a
raid on store in Eggleston, MINI.
They succeeded in carrying off about
sixty dollars worth of goods.
Quite a number of Indians and half
breeds have pitched their camps two
or three miles below our town. They
seem to be engaged in hunting, fishing,
horse trading and racing. The boys
say they are rich.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22

For ne!dlity, Loss Of Memory, In
disposition to Exertion or Business,
ShortneSs of Breath. Troubled with
Thoughts of Disease, Dimness of Wis
ION, Pain in the Back, Chest, and Head,
Rush Of BLOOD to the Head, Pale Coun-
tenance and Dry Skin.
If thes:' symptoms are allowed to 60
OH. very frequently EpileEtic Fits and
Consumption follow. When the con
stitutign becomes affected it requires
the aid nf an invigorating medicine
to strengthen and tone up the system
which
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE



There is more sickness here than usu-
al.
The Baptist Church is undergoing
repairs.
Fred ". Ross will opena select school
here on Monday night.
over $4,000 bushels of wheat have
been shipped this week from Prescott.
Tie point opposite Prescott is cover.
ell with water. Tie river has net
been 50 high Tor years.
The band concert on Tuesday ever.
ing was u saeeess-eyery one went and
took his girl. and was happy.
Any one who is 80 disposed can get
4 drink III Prescott. Is our saloons are
open now licenses for $50 being issa-
Cd rapidly since Monday night.
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Mrs. McAIal on is i'll.

Mrs. McMal on is Ill.
The last few days have been excel
lent corn weather.
All kinds of fruit trees and plants
promise a large yield.
A. Sanford has gone to Dodge county,
Wis, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Elliott. father OF Mrs. Hunter.
was hurled last Monday.
Q. }. Andrews has about decided to
maze Michigan his home.
The Good Teiuplars intend to com
mence operations on their hall this
week having secured "a lease Of ground
for i. OF d. Il. Amidon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22

CAUcss dictation IS not as popular in
Washington now as it was few weeks
ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-22

ARE We to celeblatel viii soon he
the leading question as the Fourth of
July approaches.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAN in the right side, under the
/ edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism IT the arm. The stom-
ach IS affected with loss of appetite
md sickness: the bowels in general
axe cosi:ve, sometimes alternative with
'a%; thc head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull, heavy sem
sa;ion II the back part. There IS gen
orally a considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with q painful sensation
OF having lett undonc something which
"Trht to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes IN attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
ind debility: he is easily Stalled, his
feet arc CO Id or burning, and he corn
PLANS Of a prickiy sensation of the
SKIN: his spirits arc low; and although
nc Is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
aunm91 mp fortltude enough to try it.
n fact, he d'strusts every remedy.
Ncvc:ai OF the above symptoms attend
he disease, but cases hay: occurred
rilcrc few Of them existed, vet exam
nation Of the body. after death. has
:,nwn the LIVER to have been tAtcn-
Tcls ~dcranscd.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20

: -seYss. soldiers n ssOcla'
ton.
rf~.rfF VIEWS ON STATE AND
H.1iONAL Politics.
Tl Useiare the Late Etectio" an
fl.s Nt,,te Peaceful, and Shoe
IN, Thousands Of Repnb-
ans Did Not Vote.
Tae3 toast Kellogg and the Custom
Iv4ee King, Indorse Shermo"
fer tbe Presidency, Oppose
Grant, and WI Organ'
iae the "Uaion RepuO-
!ican Party"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20

tent with and dangerous tore
publican institutions and the lib
erty OF a free people. 1t is a pre-
cedent that protects them from
the money power, family Influence
and the kingly tendency Of an ar
istocracy founded on item, al
ways encouraged by an army of
Place hunters. 1t il the only piO
lection against The advocates OF Il
strong government aud the un
>crnpnlnus men that always flock
around Il, successful aenetal.
For these reasons This aSSOcia
ton opposes the denomination OF
Gen. Grant, and by st doing, rem
Der the country, in their jndg
ment the best possible service.
! Oar candidate is The opposite of
Gen. Grant in financial pulley,
now successfully iilausurated,
that has restored a prosperity to
the most of our country seiuoM
before Witnessed, by bringing
money to this country instead of
sending it away, by giving lis sill
yer again rs money, 10y paying off
the pensioners under the Arrears
pension bill: and it is believed
among us that he is in favor of
the republication Of bounties."
His Abilities and patriotism are
unquestioned.
Therefore, all who believe with
as. We extend to them the hand
of fellowship and ask that they
unite their labor with us to make
our plans successful.
We certify that the late elec
ton, as far lis we have been able
to hear, in all the parishes was
peaceable, and in the city there
was neither violence nor intimida
ton.
Therefore, grateful to Almighty
God, who made us and preserved
us in battle aud in pestilence, this
small remnant of the great army
of national defenders renew their
devotion to the Union and good
government.
ii. n. FRISBIE, Chairman.
A. FELLEY,
r. e. MCMURRAY.
EDWARD MOROSINI,
Ii. Won NERTHERN,
j. j. CHAMBERS,
j. E. +. RARESHIDE,
Committee.
We certify thar the above all
dress was submitted at the Iegu
lar meeting of this ASSOCIATION,
held on the Diuth instant. and by
1t approved and ordered printed.
, THOS. II. WYNNE,
President Of the Gen. Council.
t NJ. W. HARTMAN, Commander
g. II. ROSS, Maj, Com'der.
BENZ. P. CASSARD, Adj't.
Official:
GEORGE DE LANZAC,
: Assistant Adjutant.
New Orleans, La. Dec. y, 1879
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20

=. his nilanclai pCIlcy Will
drew $500, OOO, 600 from the PEG
pie to pay off Il national debt, the
holders did not want, thereby de
priving the country of money to
do business with, and bringing on
so many years of hard times and
producing so much want and mis-
cry among the people.
3. He would not sanction the
"~arrears of pension bill" that has
since been passed. and done so
much good to a most worthy and
needy class of men, widows and
orphans.
4. He demonetizrd silver.
5. He opposed silver as mon
ey.
s. He Withdrew the green
backs, as lar AS possible, from cir
culation.
Z. He vetoed the Equalization
bounty BILL" which gave tue sol
dlers from $50 to 800 apiece; a
most worthy ard needy class, aud
by whose services, suffering and
sacrifice he was made famous
begrudging to them this small PIT
lance after he himself had drawn
: 100, 900 from tie national treuS
ury, together with free house rent,
fuel, light and servants, for eight
long years.
s. It violates the precedent
set by Washington, which is
stronger law in the hearts of the
American people than the consti
tuition itself, who by it declared
a third term was wholly inconsiS
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20
ACUE AND FEVER.

Or. E. ATCLANEs LIVER PILLS, II
ASi.s OF .AGuE AND FEVER, when
}&"n VITA QH:ninc, ere productive Of
e rao.t i,arpy results. Nc better
charts can b used. preparatory to,
y a:,er tilir:t CT n'ne. Nc would
IDS, ali WHO ~: afflicted with this
'.9ca5c t. G!sv tlt:m a FAIR TRIAL.
Tor :" bl:ous deransenien.s, and
n @'n..'c purgativc, they are un-
.iI4icd.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20

uc EtCoSnIZeu DIS representatives
Republicans.th then we are Justly
excluded from the government of
this State, and the majority
against us should not be 30, 600
but 100, 600.
But we deny this man Kellogg
to I've a legal Senator Or a fit re
preventative of the Republican
party, nor his parasites 20 be lead
ers OF it. Or fit to hold the Federal
positions they now disgrace.
If Kellogg is the leader of the
party-our proper Senator-a
name to conjnre by. one to arouse
the enthusiasm of the masses and
bring voters to the polls. WHOSE
voice would encourage his bench
men and send terror and diSnnay
to the hearts of his opponents
why were not his services used
III the present campaign? a cry
for Northern speakers was heard.
loud aud shrill. yet IA Senator
was here, the great leader of the
party, and yet his voice was no,
heard ''in the land
In the efforts we have made
heretofore to protect the rights Of
Union soldiers aud purify the Re
publican party, We have not beer
lnsenSible to the criticism of some
OF our timid friends, who Az
afraid that we will hurt the repul
l'can party ''hy telling truths on.
school," But in this matter. Lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

SEER 2. 8. Simon In SsbafobOI,
Wise., tbsilt uns NIT, baB feline Srau felt
Sabrsn burd einsewadiene Rasel an ben
5dBen srose Sdmersen lit uab guar in
fol4sm @raoe, buB cine amputation Der
sroBsn 3sbe ais .iu1ises MittsI ibr 9sbsn
gu rstten betra9tet wurbs.. Srau Simon
uer3wsifeItel beinube, uIs fe bic an,eiss
zines Wittels fab, weI4es SeiIuns in auss
f9t feate. @s wurbe anseidaft unb fos
fort sur a~uwsnouns seidritten. Sn sini:
gen Easen usriduane bic gntsinbuns uns
6rau SimOn bate felt bisisr i3sit feline
Sdmsrten utebr. Der Namsn bisiss 5siI.
mittsls 1T ct. Satobs Del uub Der Yrsis
nur so Gents. Sieies. it tsine gInseiss,
ionbern mi Der Bunf9 Der 9eneiensn,
9eioenbe auf bic 5eiItraft bieies WitteIs
aufmertiam 81. MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
SIN gserfage pom Gr. Yu tet, Rsu

SIN Yerfage pom 81. Yu # et, Rsu'
Dort L. B. 1927, unb Cincinnati, o.,
2o4 gtneitrabe, if sri&isnsn:
Scr Ressnsbnrser @arienfalsnbrr
fir bic Ser. ct. amsrita's fir bas S9alt'
iabr lsso.-GanfSebnter Sabrsans.-Wit
brsi berrIi4sn Original : YrdmienbiIberu,
bic In ieben &alenbsr sinsstlsbt iinb, uni
pro 1880 suei psiters &reu3wssfatiOns'
gilbsr bss Yrof. 6Isin In @ien, iouis in
sinsm idSueu Sarbensrude bas Bib be,
sottIsIisen auna Ratbarina @mmsri@ bar.
ffelen.
Mud Der finf,.bnte Sabrsans bisies Ra'
LENDERS 1T uieber reid iauitrirt unb wirt
isiner briuanteu ausftattuns unb isinss
portrsfFiden SnbaItes buIbsr Ssbermanr
p%olIauf sufrteben fteueu. - Yreis "a &c
Gents ober ST. 80 pro Dusenb, poffrsi.
au9 Der &lsine Warisnsa alenber flu
driitIi9s 5rauen uno Sunsfruuen BON 8,
@remminser 1T fir bas Sabr 1880 wisoe'
sri5isnsn. aaerIi.bf uu~sseitattst,
Calender bat ~folsenben SnbuIt:
~ Oas RaIenbartum in &otb,
unb S6uars Druid nit IL neusn SpmbOI'
bilb1eu.
. Orte Martens: Nasa.
etb.-5sbron.- Bethlehem. -5eIiopoIis.
-Rana.-gpbeius. -SeruiaIem.
81 Srauenipiesel: Die erite 6ommuniOr
I'M Rsrtsr. = Die bematbise Bsttleriu.-
Das @ebet Der Wutter. = Die Bite be,
Dittme.-Das sersttste &inb. - Die BE-
tebrte Slnbertu. gin @nabsnbils.-@i
Wuttabrief. = Die Wittwe. = @srmanu
goufn.-Die unifsrbIi6e Wobltbdtsrin.-
Die Srsunbin elmer R0nisiu.
~ Sraaenidmud: Sbrriuse. - Gals:
ette.-Nrmbanb.
81 Srausnnanasn: Abslbsib.-gdciIia
= 5ebpis. = 9elena. Il WasbaIena. -
GmaIia .-Dorotbsa - @~ftscentia. BARS
bard 8ertba.-Siabsaa -aSnes.-aus
suffa.-Sopbia.
81 llniers luarmeu @strdnte: Der Gbee.
-Yreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

SEER 2seter Se6noer, Euscumbia
aIa., ienbet uns fOIsenbe MittbeiIuns
sd sebruude idon felt Sabren Or. aus,
aSniss Sambarser Eropfen, namentIid
sesen Collie, wel9sr id fart unterworfeu
BIN. Sd babe nod teine Webitin sefun'
ben, bic mir 70 fiber uub ssiduinb ainbe'
'runs psridaHts, ME bic hamburger Crop
fen. Cine quite SOiis mar sswObnIia bin
rei1enb, has 2eibsn 3u bsbsn".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

SEER 2Sm. 2se6, Der fribsr bas
Summitbaus in Der Rabe bes 0epots Der
gsrsbabn bieIt, bat iest bie DiItbi9ait
bss Germ Ei@trsi q S@winb on Der
grauerei tn Beit Dubuque semietbet unb
fibrt bas @si9dft, bas 9srr Babte bort
betrisb, fort. 5err Bm. Bed TT elm esu'
lantsr @irtb unS ba CT bort an Der QueIe
III, tam CT ieinsn @aiten INNER ausses
3si9netes Bier uorissen. geionbers MAIDEN
MIR bic Sarmer aufmsrfiam.
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pie Goroaers Snrp, weI4e iber b

pie goroaers Snrp, wsI&e absr ben
Cob bss Martin DoIter, psI&er I'm
Dur9IaB Der 5IuBbabnsu in Der Rdbe bes
&unbbauiss perunsIidte, au @sri9t iaB,
CAB ibren 8abripru6 babin ab, baB Der
Wunn ieinen Cob babur@ fanb, baB CT in
ben ofenen Dur9IaB Rirats. i3usIsid
briidt bic Surp nit &s9t ibrsn EabsI aus
iiber bic Ra9IdBisteit Der Giienbubu Cons
pasnie. Der 0ur9IaB pirb tbeusr wsrs
ben, bsnn bic SamiIis tlast susifsIsobns
auf S1abenerIat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

Soantas auf Rontas sur Nadt wars
Der 9ausbunb bes @trtbss 9err Senrr
9offmann an Der @de Der Is. unb glup
traBe uersiftet. Dos lit u Der apsits
5unb, ben er 70 u~erIiert. 5srr 9uffmanu
mutbnast, bas es stne Chat periOnIi9e,
&ads 1T. 8eIde Gobbeit seist es Bel
einsm Weniden, Der ieiusn periSnIidsu
SaB unb feline Ra9e an einsm uni9uIOi:
aen Ebiere ibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
SEER 2safor 2srigmaa In g8art.

SEER GATOR 2srisman in @art'
burg, Worsan Co., Geun., 1T Elm marine,
Greunb o Or. Gusuf &5nis's
s amburser . r ttbee. @snana'
ter Serr ma4te uns Dor aursem fOIsenbs
Wittbeiluns: sd betam Git tiraIi9 sinsr
idpsren anfau uon 5uifeH unb S9nu'
pfsn, usrbunbsa nit Bruits unS Ropf,
idmersen, aber breiBis Eropfen BON . +.
ausuf &6nis's 5amburse
Eropfem uab einise Eafen s a m 3 u r.
ser Bru ftb bsieitisten bas llsbsI 70
i@neI, baB i'd sIei9 barauf Obne Ssi9usr'
be prsbigen fonnte.~ /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
2Sie mir 60ren, 1T tir,Iid broben in

2sie mir 60ren, 1T tirsIid orOben in
Cascade cine 2ose bes Srbsns Der GItsn
8ereinisten arbeitsr "a. o. U. W. s,s
sranbet uorben unb inbst fi5 unter ben
8eamisn Der @eieuidaft Ieioer iden Elm
9%uremburser. Wir MAIDEN barauf aufs
merriam, baB bieie 9sieIi9uft cine ssbsis
me unb uon Der Rir9e psrbotsne III, uni
baB ale bieienisen, bic f9 ibr ani9lieBsr
ipso facto srcommunieirt inb. NIio felt
separnt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
@obuortSpe A.

DR.. Setter S9winb, Der Bis babin ieineu
@obnft Ia ct. Donatus bate, perlest
benisIben, pom 8. b. W. an, mad Oubu'
que. @esen drstlider auseIsssnbsitsn,
R%oiebeiIaIbe, Sallenber Su4t u. |. NJ.
abbreifre man DR.. p. SchoCind,
No. 1892, Corner IA. & Clay, near Cen
trail Market, Dubuque, Iowa.
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SamftaS 2aorsen brannts in Der
Rdbe Der @aferwerte Gbr. @unberIi9
5aus ab, bas Der @drtnsr 8. s. Bibbsrt
bswobute. Sc mar Riemunb au Sauie;
bic ,1ria9e bes Ssusrs 1T unbstannt. gibs
berts WSbsI finb flr $500 psrfi@ert; bas
Suus, bas stwa $500 psrtb, war ni4t in
elmer prapbtaNs. o
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Am Sountas p~aiiirte. Elm i4werss I'm
sIid. Gin SrIdnber, 8. &Oa4, aus BEN
iibIidsn EbsiIe Der Stabt, tam nit. bee
Ra9bars Sobn Sonntas Ra4mittas in
Isi9tem @sipann aur Stubt. Das pfert
sins bur9 unb in Der Rdbe son O'Srieu
unb Cummings 9eibioq an Z. StraBs
warb &oa9 topfaber aus benz 0assn &C.
uorfsn unb bIisb auf Der Steue tobt Iiesen {;
er bate bas @enid sebrO9en. Sein Be-
sIeitsr uarb ebsufaus aus benz Basen se'
ftir,t unb Tan, nit 3ismIi4 i@ueren, wenn
aud ni9t tObtIi@en, 8erIesunsen bauon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
AUS eiuer 3nCammenfeGnna, psId

aus eiuer SufammenteInns, psIds
bic Zines" in ibrer SOnntassnummer
wa6t, ssbt bsruor, buB fur 6ffentIi4e unb
pripate gauten in biei,m Sabre IN Ou'
buque $72l,s 1872. 90 u~sruussabt wOrbsn
finb. Die Summe ideint uns tu tlsin.
8erben ieben, was Der p9eraIb" beraus'
re6nst. 0ie Saiion war fur bic gause'
uerfe cine quite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

pie Expfofon 3weier &sroisnsIampsn
i'm @artsiaaI Der gersbabn, bic am Sonns
tag 9benb fiattfanb, mar Don serinsem
gerIuit ($l5) bssIsitst. Die @ei4i4t.
bate rs5t ssfdbrIi9 wsrbsn t6nnsn. 0is
SnIpsetion bes SsIss ideint aIiO @rpIoiiO'
men n;ht Al yerbiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

v@uten Worssn! wie ssbts 9err Ga9.
bar 2"
I'D! Der bSie, b6ie 9ufenl~"
rabsr msin 2isbsr taufsn sic bod Elm
padst SarleB' Srufts Garameaen,
bic in isber apotbste gu baben fnb, unb bic
i'd Sbneu beiisus empfeblsn fannl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

%. %. Carr II. So. woasn ibre
Sabrit nidt uebr am alien pIase erbauen ;
fe bsabiidtisen bieieIbe on SopafraBe nes
ben Gtbsrtons SaBfabrit su erri9ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
ct. Souls Narftbertht.

Dsr S%tItsrapb) IL. Ros. 1879.
@et3en-rotber, Ro. 2, $I.25 bisl. 2s
Welf4torn-37 bis S7t gts.
Safer-3l Cts.
&6peiHeHeif6-$lO.75 rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
Per fabnfo(e 2srannea, Der suiss

per faDnfofe 2srannsu, Der ewise
Sussnb uerIeibt, unb ben 9onee beeeon in
amsrita iu@te, bat Or. Barter s~efunben,
omar ni9t in Der grbe, wobI absr In isinsm
9aboratorium. Die meltwirbise Glifiss
teit, bic bisism Drummer entquiut, III Or.
Sarter's Srou Comic, elm Yrdparut aus
Glen unb R6nissrinOs in 9erbiubuns nit
gbospbatsn, has ssi9pd9te Raturen nsus
&raft psrIsibt unb on anberee Steue anss:
3sist 1T. .~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

CO Seber,eit Unit A~usnabme Sonns
tass) finb @asen gum Mitfabren Bel ges
srdbnifen fir 81 90 su babsn I'M 9eibitau
bei Gibbs & 6 o., 4. StraBe, 3wiiden
Wtain unb 2ocufifrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18

2sn66iuoer SAID bat fsine 8Obnuns
mad 9. unb Soma Strobs, Der Gurnbaus
seseniber, uerIest. Ser 8aib tbut aud
Gapeaierarbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-18
Die SranS Snrp wurbe Ieste DOds

~entIafen. Sie bat &lase etnselettet 9esen
gb. Clarion usseu &aub; ISoibua
Ssilbp unb 8. R. gwans wssen ansriff
nit Der 9lbfdt Su t6bten, Gam. Reguoy
uesen DisbfabI. Sn Setrsff Der 8sruuIs
tuus Der a~lrmsnfarm bat fs benz @eridt
einen iebr f9msidsIbaften Ssri4t gu Sum
fen Sobnfou's abseffatiet. Die ausla'
gen fdr bic @roBs&&uOrnsH bstrussn
1926 10.