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PLTAED TABLE WARE. o..,..
American Table Plate!
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|DUHME & CO.'S, Fourth & Walnut.
PLTAED TABLE WARE

Plate Department splendid collection Of
plated Table Ware all of American manufacture
Teakettles Savers Fruit Stands Pickle
Bowls Dishes
sirup Oyster Dishes, Ice Pitchers Vases.
Cake Baskets Ice Bowls spoonholders Sugar
Pitchers Salad Casters Owl Pepper Boxes Napkin
Rings Sugar Salt Dredge Nut Crackers Picks Knife
Rests Scoops Ladies' Tongs Crumb Scrapers,
Crumb Champagne Faucets Pie Knives Cake Knives
Forks Tongs Tea Bells Grape Dinner and
Tea Knives, Carvers Table and Coffee Spoons, &C., &C.
distinguished beauty Of and excellence Of
fns qualities and American Table
rapidly acquiring envabe throughout tho
civilized world. .aaetff + 1t l@s. &. #H @t1&3
DUaME & 90. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, and
fixed the combna
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate from noon yesterday To noon to-day !:
Thalia McGetchen ct al, per Sheriff. to
Elizabeth Longworth, lot 115 30-100 by 305
63-100 feet, on southwest corner Of Lebanon
Pike and fifty foot street running west
from point opposite June street, Avon
dale; $4,460.
TC. campbell and wife to Mrs. NJ. G,
Taylor, leasehold estate of lot l6 by so feet,
on east side of John street, 81 feet north of
Laurel street; $2350.
Charles Kahn, Jr., and wife to John Nor.
ris0n, trustee for creditors, lot 33 by 90 feet,
OH south side If Seventh street. 81 feet east
of Race street; 81.
John Morrison, trustee. to Jos. N. Kin
ney, same premises; SIS. 400,
w. Austin Goodman and wife to Bel
lamv Storer. quitclaim to the undivided
one-half Of lot rs by lN $500 feet, on
north side of Center street, $50 feet west OF
Lank street. Clifton; $500.
Co-Operative Land and Building Associa-
ton No. to Kate M. Fleshner, lot 33 BY
1O8M feet, OIL south side of Second avenue,
2Ol feev east Of West avenue. Bond Hill;
81, 600. ~
Gustave Lowenstein tJ Herman and
Henry Lowenstein, qnitclaim to lot SO by
100 feet. on the northwest corner Of John
and Livingston streets; also, leasehold es
tate 20 BY 100 feet. on west side OF John
street, next north Of same; 81 and othel
Considerations.
Herman Lowenstein ct al tn Gustavt
Lowenstein. quitclaim to 20 by 100 feet OF
the north side Of Ninth street, 1924 fee
east Of Mound street; 81 and other consid
erati0ns.
Henrietta Hess ct a. to same, five years
tease Of "a BY 90 feet on the west side o
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John street. "a feet sonth Of Charlotte
street; monthly rent of $40.
N. Longworth and wife to James Wilson,
quitclaim to % by s71 feet, on the north
SIDE of Water street, So feet east OF Central
avenue; 81. .Ut.a.
w. 6. Benton ct al, per attorney in fact,
to same, same premises; $780,
Rufus King ct al, trustees to Anthony
Van Anthoven ct al, trustees, leasehold es-
tate S3 by S3h feet, on the east side of
Hughes street, being Lot No. l6, Dorsey
Blue; 5000 tr-r.t
Henry Rudolph Beckir and wife to Henry
4. Beckir. one acre on the south side of the
County Road, in the north part OF Section
II, Delhi Township; $3.50.
John Kirby ct al to John T. Thall, "A
acres in the west part of the northwest
quarter of Section So, Colerain Township;
$4,000.
Jchn H. Korte and wife to Franz Bor-
gerding, 23X BY 81 feet. on the south side
of Liberty street, 25H feet east of Prov
idence street; 81 and other oonsidera-
tons
Executor of Jno. @. Williamson to Henry
Mehmert, 100 acres, in northeast corner
Section 4, Colerain Township; $8,340.
VIM. d. Mead to James E. Hogan, Is feet
front, on west side of Mcdowell street, 147
feet north of Columbia avenue, Cottage
Hill; 81. .050.
George A. Simpson ct al, per Master
Commissioner, to Sarah A. Riggs, so bv 65
feet, on northeast corner cf Clement and
Bodine streets, Camp Dennison; $6f6 81.
Geo NJ. Bell to T. ]. 4 J. ]. Emery. quit
claim to "a bv n feet. on south side of
Court street. 179 feet east of Plum street;
81 and other considerations.
James p, Badgeley and wife to Emil
Hirsch, 104 4-10 by 2o8 7-lO feet, OH south
side of Martha street 81 $40 feet west of
Brooklyn street, Cumminsville; $3.50.
Henry Peaciiey and wife to Emma s.
Rogers, so feet front, being northwest cor
ner of estate of David Harbough, fronting
on south side M. & G. R.. R., Madisonville;
5000
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Nelson's College Entertainment.

A complimentary entertainment will be
given by the students OF Nelson's College
ut Melodeon Hall next Friday evening.
The following is the programme:
accommodating
College Orchestra.
Address. eSs...........,..... ....-hlcnard Neison
Anna Polka-Cornet solo. .Legendre
A. W. McBrair.
Competitive Exercises,
Students.
The Fishermen-Duet-..... ......Gabussi
W. L. White and r. J. Nelson.
Competitive Exercises,
Students
Clifton Waltz w lDneI
Cellege Orchestra.
Competitive Exercises,
Students.
Fear No Foe-Bass solo. Pinsut
w. L. White.
Award Of Prizes
8. F. C09ington.
College Orchestra.
The Ushers are:
A.V. Barxalow Franklin, O.. I. B Daniel Law
yeneeburg. Ind. H. s. Van Gorder, Cleveland. o.
4. II. Lewis, Mount Auburn, Charles I. Handy
CITY, W. J. Mccormick, Mount Auburn, Ed
Wilke, Aurora, Ind, & s Cole. Rising Eun, Ind.
II. J. Ostendor, DelphOs O.
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The Choral Society.

The Cincinnati Choral Society after re-
organization gave its first concert at Melo-
deon Hall last night to splendid au-
dience The chorus numbers over fifty
voices and is made up of people of musical
ability who have already had the advantage
of thorough training and are willing to
undergo the further discipline necessary
to thorough chorus singing. The concert
last night was most excellent beginning.
cOuraged,
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The Authors Reception.

The Executive Committee in charge Of
the authors reception held a meeting at
the Childrens' Home yesterday afternoon,
With Mr.. w. J. Breed presiding.
The contract FIR furnishing the booths
submitted by Mr. F. M. Pease of Buffalo,
was discussed, bnt nothing was done in the
premises. and will be taken up again on
Wednesday next
Several committees were appointed, one
being for the purpose of presenting names
for the vacancy made in former commit.
tee by the resignation Of Mr.. William A.
Hall
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THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

"MorHER, may 90 steal ride?"
'Yes INV darling sonny.
Steal ride whenever you can.
And don't pay out no money"
q
"Mother tried tosteal that ridO.
But O, Couldn't make 'er,
30 90 and call the Coroner.
And tell the undertaken"
The Board of Revision yesterday af-
ternoon postponed their meeting until
next Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. William Galfus, the head clerk in
Che Post-office paper-mailing establishment,
was yesterday presented with an elegant
gold-headed cane by his fellow clerks
A boy aged six years, and the son OF
Mr. Sterling, residing on the Lower River
Road, had his thumb cut off his right hand
BY his brother, aged four years. while the
two were chopping wood.
The following Committee from the
Board of Aldermen has been appointed on
the Holly Steam-heating Ordinance Byron
Stanton. Johr c. Riley, James B. Wilson,
Samuel R. Smith and Chas. c. Campbell.
The wrestlers, Messrs. Miller and
Mcmahon, who meet tonight at Robinson's
Opera-house, have agreed upon Mr.. J. P.
Monogne, of this citv, for final stakeholder.
Mr.. J. Cannon, of the Gymnasium, has been
chosen referee.
The Trustees of the Cincinnati South
ern Railway, L. G. Weir, W. II. Clement
r. G. Huston. and Thomas OConnor, left
last evening for the end of the road in a
passenger car, which will be the first to 60
over the whole line.
A man named T. G. Fenton was
Knocked down and run over by carnage
at the corner of Fourth rect and Central
avenue last evening. His ankle was con-
siderablv injured by the wheels Of the We
hicle passing over it.
The Common Council held called
jOint session yesterday to take action on
tbe death of VIM. s. Hudson, Councilman
from the Eighteenth Ward. President
Refs OF the Board OF Aldermen occupied
the chair. Messrs Eggleston and Stephens
we're appointed to act as pallbearers. 1t
was resolved to drape the Council Chamber
and the chair and the desk formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Hudson for the space of thirty
days. The members resolved to attend the
funeral In body. Messrs Fitzgerald.
Doll, Lawrence, Carr and Oliver drafted
resolutions Of coincidence, which will be
presented to the afflicted family.
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Is the best. most convenient. inexpensive and ef-
fectual remedy known. We recommend ell who
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It's great merit is known to al well informed ply
scans, and they will confirm the assertion tnat It
10 the best external remedy ever devised. s3
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Webers celebrated beer for quality,
purity and favor challenges the world.
Bottled by the Cincinnati Lager Beer BIT
tling Company, 324 Elm street, delivered
free OF charge to any part Of the city or
suburbs.
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To Parents.

How often does slight cough or cold
lead to the most serious consequences Keep
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup at home. Physi-
clans prescribe it. Thousands take it. Price
25c
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Large stock Gold Watches, from SIS mp
to $3.50. Silver from S. to $50. The best
and cheapest in the market. Come and
see them. H. R. 6trueve, 233 Walnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
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After all, gentle purgatve is the best
means of curing headache. liver complaint,
biliousness, &c. Use Sellers Liver Pills"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
0eunsebntes Sauptftii 4.

&einolb psrfoiste lansiam ieinen @es
uub permisb iorgfdltis ale 8irtbsbdulsr,
in psl9sn sr frdbsr in Den Sasen isiuss
@liiGss unb ieiner Woblfa9rt nit aufse-
rdumtem unb lei9tem SsrSsn iberta9tet
bate, unb 70 fam er enoli1 nod pielen
miibepoQen Sagen in Tarnberg an. Ser
8o6en, ben sr bstretsn, mar oft bon ieinsn
Sbrdnsn fsu9t s.nOroen. oft mar er er-
i96pft unb buneris ON Wese b%inseiunten.
Senn bon Dem &siissslo, psIdes miIotbd=
tise Ssrsen ibm ssrsidt, bottle er Den
er6Sten Sbeil nod wieoer nit suriid3u.
bringsn, tpenn er in feline 8ateritabt Su=
riidts6rsn tpirbe. gr bate oarauf nidt
pisl SoTnung msbr, uno 6isie psnise SOffs
nung paro nod bon Strnoe su Stunos
gerinser. Sarum peria6 er iid tdsli9
nur nit Dem Noibpenoislten; ia, er aB
uno tranf ni9t mebr als ebsn u6tbis mar,
I'm iein 2eben 81 erbalten. @o5l waro
ibm bi.s i'm anfans i9usr, als sr ss absr
aIs cine @bt0otuns aniab, als sr es fi9
our Yube fir feline iusenbli9.n Jsbler
aufleste, erbisIt Ct Rraft BON Obsn uno
bisie gntbsbrunssn iparsn ni9t mebr i'm
Stanbe, ibn tribe 81 itimmen.
Sobalb 9ieinolb gu Rirnbers ansstOm.
men mar, irrte er cine 3eit lang bur9 bic
belebten Straben, ni9t wifenb, mo- er elm.
tsbrsn Iolte, bsnn Der r~1iessnbe Siri9"
paBte in ieinsm isbisen 3ufanbe far i'm
nidt mebr. 3uidais fam er ON Sauie
bss 8artbOlomdus Sorimann porbei ben
sr friibsr in bsiiern Sassn pObl prteritlst
bate. @ber oisier mar burd's unslid
ni9t ssfiisissr setuorben .&ommt Sbr
i9on tpieber, mid gu belditisen", brummte
er 3einolo auf Der S9peue Der S9miebs
entssssn. rWa9t bab Sbr meter tommt,
i'd babe nit gu9 nidt gu i4afen! Jdblt
ss nun islbit, mos ss bsibsn nil, arm gu
Iein
&sinolb blisb auf Der S&psIs itebsn,
uno entsesHete in ianftem Con Sort.
mann Sd bin gu9 nimmer lditis ssfal.
len. babe i'm @esentbeil gu4 Die S9uIb
on msinen Batter ldn9ft erlaHen. @laubt
mir aber, Gusr a~bitoBsnbss 8sisu pirb
gu6 nod gang gu @runbe ri6tsn. 2ebt
p0bl!"
Ser Singing isbts isinen 8ss fort.
3pei @ei9dftsireunoe isinss 8atsrs, Die
ibm nod Dor turSsr 3eit einise auitrdse
sesebsn, bssablten i'm slei@, fisten aber
binsu, bab fe, nun isin Batter ssitorbsn, in
3utunft einsn anbsrn be9iinitigsn miiBten,
ssssn tpsl4en lie mebr YerpFi9tuns bdt-
ten. -. @bsr &anuIpb Wertber empfn9::ibn
better. Sisier NOR Elm 9rifli&sr Mann /;
er isbte Rsinolb 8ro6 un6 Wetn Dor CUR
Stdrfuns fir feline eri46pftsn @Iieber.
Na9bem er.ibn ioslsi9 bs3ablt batte, er.
sdblte sr bon anbrsas, Der jebt bur9 feline
Wsrmittluns cine Serberss sben aubsrbalb
Der Staot 9spadtst bate; er ersdblte nod
BON pitl.n anbsrn 1tfanntsn un6 10 gin.
gen siniss Stunbsn rubis pOrbsi. Damn
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Or. 4eter Sdwinp,


NyutlptS. . ..
Gbieaas. ..... pstsr 9dlnus, SC. 26 Cana! pprt Use.
...... 6srt. StriS'tr, SIC. 20 Sineen Strass.
gie gpatrp. 30. Of gpers Strase.
GpaufOu, Cert Ge0t Sp'............."":.Sesn EtltI
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Registers / inilnenT
Jsblt mic nm, R6eu.


tur WtnIben unb Ibitre. JsbIt MT UNI Vtetu-
~mattsnrus, Weuralatd, Stmsr,tn, @ef6 pare, Ytltsuasen,
QusI6l6ss. Gurbfaa, 90unsen &c. ~ sartrsn. Die ampg.
tattpn es 6tines ttnts alaanes rstttt ss uns turtTt Rtsu'
rattfmus zen 25.iabrssr Dautr. Gin apptte'sr tn 8sv.
hui, ga, f6rdbt, ,.Rssiasr's einimtRt' ptriduft I'D gut
une pire ais Elm Nrtiitl trftn Rinass bttra9tt. 20 ptre
fssr popular" Gin prpminenttr apctbsftr In phtldtetpbtd
fast &c batetn 9srrdna ppr alien anbtrR'. Gin aBtRt
In Sbts Counts, ~, fareibt ga sibt ~aaatne,n 9uids-
ttnbstt". preeirt q. ger'auft rtrs IS btt apeibttsfn unS
5iuelsrn stp6bu!i6 gu Is une so Gents. Sn Dubuque i'm
@rpsen iu babsn bel Suhitrmann u. Sads unh 10. ,. Tor.
butu u. 60. I'm alttntn BEL L. %. Rutts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

gen, id i9wsise obnebin senus ! Dos
lam 10 ni9t ldnser J.. Sd tuini4s Su
tudreit ME 8iirsermeiiter seuOrosn. oenn
felt bisier 3eit baben fi9 Die sa9sn 10
p%erdnbert."
vWenn Su fsrtis biit. psrbe i9 anfan.
gen., eruieoerte Der 8irsermeiiter.
,Wsnn i1 fsrtis bin !" tpiebsrbolte Die
Srau, inbsm is ibrea Stidrabmen uieoer
CUR 5anb nabm /: i'd babe es LANCE senng
bel mir bebalten! lnb lin, jsbt nod LANCE
bariiber gu i9udsen, ME es seu6bnli4
eeI1isbt, penn mol stpas borfdlt, ods 1T
ni9t meine @%ewobnbsit. SD babe nun
seiast, wie mfrs um's Sers it,"
,Du nimmit ba einsn 3on unb cine
Saltuns an, bic Dir iebr i9le9t anitsben",
erpieoerte Der 8lrsermsiiter rubig. aber
feline Srau mar i9on sur Sbire binaus,
neil he fid In fsinsn tpeitern Wortnealel
einlaNen tpolte. We9tiloe bate i9on bel
Den eritsn @ortsn ibrsr Wutter aus Be
I9eibenbeit bas 3imnier perlaRen uno lab
nun in ibrer 8ammer unb tpeinte. Sie
tpunberte ii9 essbalb lebr, als ibre Wfut'
ter gu ibr fam unb iaste r@ebe, Sinh.
su Dem Yrobite unb laoe i'm auf beute
absnb Elm !" aber he fraste nidt mad Der
l1rla9e: lie trodnete ibre S6rdnen. wul6
fia oas @sfi9t unb sins bic ginIasung 81
MAIDEN. -....s
Ser 8irssrmsiter ma9te ON aeeno
sroBe aueen uno mar i'm Gnfange t4tlid
eereist. Rad uno mad dnberte Ii9 oies
aber, nadoem Der Yrobit auf cine ii6er=
ssueenoe Weiis iiber Dies unb ienss ssipros
den, pel6es Dem g~iirssrmeiiter ununss.
nebm sepelen mar. Or ipra6 nit GROCER
@Grme iiber Reinolos ln9lid, iiber Isirer
ebIen uno reinen G6oratter, iiber ieint
frommsn Sitten {: sr pertbeioiate 10 i6la=
eenb Dos 8etrasen bss alien Silo uno b.
trauerte babel oeIien pl6Blidsn 500. oai
es Dem Siirsermeiiter AM gnoe ielbit leit
tlat, baB Die Sade 10 a~b9elaufen mar. .
aber bic 9a5e mar u einmal 10 unt
ni9t mebr gu anoern.
au9 nit Der Sreube I'M 6auie bes Sar.
germeiiters mar es gu Gnoe. Ju9ger mi
ieinen 9ribern, eini9e anbere Ratbsbsrrr
uno au9 Der alte Welier, Elm Sreuno Sug'
gers, Die Bitter gu fommen pfeeten, famer
nun ni9t mebr unb als per 8irsermei'
iter lie einluo, lieben fe f6 entlauloiser
tpssen ~9nbdufuns bon @eiddftsiaden
Sas fling suleBt on, i'm Su psrorieBen, uni
er lub Se ni6t me6r elm. Sie alte 5rai
blieb Itil uno bate bel 9erorub BON &si'
nolo's llnsIid, obpObl he es niSt lou
tueroen lieb. Medtiloe ionberte ii9 msb,
aIs sewObnli6 ab, unb oft, penn ibr,
Wutter gu ibr sins, iaB lie bstenb in ibrs'
8ammer. Sie alte Jrau tebrte Damn i'm
mer tuieoer 5uriid. obne lie gu f6ren mi
iu9te meiItsns au9 Srot in einsm filler
@s6ste ;u Sem, Ser aIer Srouer emma
@renSen itelt.
Ser 8irsermsiiter lab nit ieinsu
Sdarfblids b:eIss 4Qes rs9t gut. Sa,
@eI8ebene fins on, i'm in isinem Serge
gu gessuen, uber iein Gbarutter belt III
ab, 6fentli9 baoon Su rehen.
go parb aud er einIlbis unb finiter
10 nabm es nit Der Sreuoe i'm Sauie be
8irsermeiitsrs Elm gnoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Sage nal, mot slobit Du2" frasts elm
gdenltsbsr sinsn anbsrn, ris Die Sonne
notbwsnbissr als Der Wono ?"-.Na bet
ID ne rtdt bumme Grass," mar Die ant.
mort, bet psritsbt f9 bod, Der Wonb,
bsnn an Gage 1T Is idon 70 belle
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Sis marine SOnnenluft permii6t nit
benz Suite Der auibrs9snbsn Ylumen
brans bur4 bas ssOTnste 5snitsr bsrsin /:
brauben in ben iippis i4pslenbsn 8au-
men bipftsn Die g0selsin bon 3peig 3u
3psis unb iansen ibre peri6isbsnsn Sic.
Der, ole persnist unb sufrisbsn. Rein
@6lf9en NOR am SimmsI f9tbar, tein
2dftben reste f9 in ben 3psisen unb i'm
@sbai&. Die sana. i&6ne Sd0pfuns
seiste li6 rubis uno frob, nur Ms1tilbsns
8emitb fOnnte es ni9t isin.
SEPT flosen elm paar g6sslsin, minb.r
idi9tern, als bic dbrissn, auf bic Sem
fterbant ano 3Uiii8erten pisberbolt, nab.
renb he nit ibren lebsnbisen NeusIsin i'm
@emo9 um6erblidtsn /: bisie tuaren se-
pobnt, WorSens unb Mittass einisss Gut.
ter gu bolen, pel9es fs ibren Sunsen
bra1ten. 9lbsr We9tiloe bate Is bsute
psrseisn unb aud isBt bOrte is bas Rufen
ano Watnen Der tlsinsn @si9Opfe ni9t
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belt fblirmt SdRbe, gDuuben aasr Irt, %btienhsrt hur6
4lintsuid6Ee psrurIa6ts, ruute Brute bd 8rausu, i8rsrs
Gnt,ausuus, innsrt Standardization uuh ferpghniSit 8rauis
better, pts ~Strfrprnt Glisetr. SGptlunssu an iresnh stnsn
9bdlt hes S5rPus, 9abupeb, uue f6Iimmsn Sals aud 1T
60 Elm unf6dsearts Sslnttttl fur NIT &ntjaneuns Der Gin
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Suiftasn bi frihSta GuEeIn urs cue artsn lartrsu
Wnnetn.
0rcls: Sir sro6e Sersr 81 100. - nHt:isis 20 Cts. -
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Gin Wonat, Der Sag, an psl9sm Rel
nolo nod augsburg 3uriidtebrsn ioate,
ipar I9on ldnsft oerloTsn uno nod lag er
trant su Bette. ;. Sie Yrlfuns par bart,
bic ibm Der Simmel ianbts, bod er lab
beutIi9, baB es @ottes Wiae mar uno oab
er oas Saus isinss 8at.rs, bic Stele. no
er geboren unb er3osen NOR, niht mebr als
bas Ssinise aniebsn burfte. No9 bier.
sebn Sage ipdtsr bate Die 8rantbeit cine
9inii9e Wsnbuns 9enOmmsn uno bas
Sisber bate i'm perlaIien. Seine Suseno
trug pisl oa3u BEL, baB &einOlo feline 8rdf.
ts balo pieber erbielt uno bic Srau bes
anbrsas bsrsitsts auf anratbsn bes arjtss
iar ibn Die ftdrtsnbten Spsiien.
gs par Elm pabrer Ssittas, als &einolo,
obpobl nod bleid uno absema9ert, gum
erften Wale pieoer unten i'm Wobnsimmer
eri6einen fonnte. Sie &inbsr bss anbre.
az riidtsn einen Stubl fur i'm bsrbsi II. leg.
ten elm RiIIsn in benislbsn. sic iaben ibn
idmsi9slno uno liebtOisnb on, I'm ibm Elm
3si9sn ibrer inni9en 3rube au 9eben. an-
6reas un6 feline Grau tamsn ibm NIT ibrsn
beitsn SessnspIniden entsesen uno auf
ben @sf9tsrn bisier eblsn Sselen mar Elm
filler @snub f9tbar. &sinolos ausen
i6mei5tsn freubsnpoI bur9s @ema9, nm
ole bsfanntsn @ssenfdnbe gu be9ribsn,
bic er bsinabe fir INNER UsrlaRen bdtte.
Damn panbte er ii9 Su Batter anbrsas,
uno be7sn Iorsiamer Sausfrau uno einise
9bransn floiisn iiber feline WanSsn.
(Gert|ebuna fclgt.)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

A Run oFF.-Our Swedes Forest cor
respondent, from whom we hope to hear
frequently, sends us the following; On
last Wednesday evening a. Mr.. Andrew
Carlson of Sacred Heart was returning
home from Granite Falls, about halfway
between the latter place and Minnesota
Falls, the wagon tongue dropped from
the neckyoke to the ground, frightening
his horses and causing them to run away.
Mr.. Carlson fell from the wagon and
was run over by it but sustained no seri-
Gus injury; after passing him it upset.
throwing Mrs. Carlson and four men who
were in it to the ground. Mrs. Carlson's
shoulder was badly hurt but she fortuna
tely escaped without any other injury.
One of the men was hurled against tree,
flashing his thigh bone. He was picked
up and carried home in = terrible condi-
ton. The other three men escaped un'
hurt. DR.. Christoph OF Sacred
Heart is caring for the wounded parties.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06

Persons mailing letters should exercise
great care in directing them. Negligence
in this direction has tried the patience
of the )Post- Office Department 40 long
that at last very stringent orders have
been issued. You must put on the en-
velope the name of the town, county
and state if you don't want to run the risk
Of having your letter sent 20 the Dead
Letter Office, at Washington, A letter
for instance directed to John Jones"
st. Paul.. might as we'll have not been
written unless you add the name of the
State afterwards. 4 little attention to
properly addressing letters win insure
their speedy delivery. When this is done
and delays occur, by promptly reporting
them you will prevent their recurrence.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-06
Hugging Schools.

We are informed. upon good authority,
that hugging social is to be held some
where between this place and New Ulm.
sometime in November, and. if it proves
q financial success. will be continued
during the coming winter. 1t is propos-
ed. we believe, to charge ten cents to hug
any young lady between fifteen and
twenty five; five cents for ladies between
twenty-five and thirty five: one dollar to
hug another mans wife; old maids two
for a cent with q chrome thrown in,
while all the females of the women's
rights persuasion are free.