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BLACK CASHMERE:
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SATINS, fol
frnges and dresses. in great variety:
COLORED DRESS GOODS;
LAW NS-an extra large stock Linens, Ia striped
Plain, and Fancy;
CASSlMEEES-a large quantity.
BUNTfNGS. BUNTISuiS, BUNT1NGS.
WHITE GOODS Of the latest novelties;
KID GLOVES, In two, three, four, five, and six
buttons:
PEN-WORK-BUTTONS and ELASTIC TOP
LISLE-THREAD GLOVES Of all new styles;
CAMBRlC EDGE-thousauds Of yards;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TABLE-LINEN;
FLANNELS, in white and colored, for bathing
suits.
STOCKINGS, STOCKINGS, STOCKINGS;
GENTLEMEN'S HALF-HOSE In all kinds;
LACE 'SCARFS and BOWS;
SUMNER BALNORAL SKIRTS:
LA DIES and GENTLEMEN'S SUMNER SHIRTS
LACES of all descriptions;
VETLlNGS and FANS-thousands Of styles:
LADIES' UNDERWEAR and LINEN SUITS;
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS:
LACE BED SPREADS and BED-QUILTS;
PIOUES in Striped, Dots, Figured and Plain;
LINEN SHEETINGS and IRISH LINEN;
In Fancy, Plain, and Hcmmed;
COTTON TRIMMINGS;
on. CLOTHS, MATTISGS,
CURTAIN LACE, LACE MUSLIN,
WINDOW-SHADES, and thousands Of other goods
TOO numerous 10 mention.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
31l Broad street,
jy 14-cod between Third and Fourth streets.
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Our OF A;GUBERNAToRTAL RAcE.-[Snecia
to the Baltimore Anerican.]-Ne,o York,
July 14.-LieutenantGoy Dorsheimer
il now considered out Of the racefor Cover.
nor OF this State. In his Fourth-oF-July
speech he said that there need be no appre-
tension that many OF the people would be
educated beyond their station, and thus
grow discontented, adding: "The differ
ences OF condition, every day becoming
wider and deeper. give ample security"
The Sun took him to task for uttering such
an undemocratic sentiment. Then Mr..
Dorsheimer wrote q card, disayoWing the
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Shenandoah Valley Railroad.

We frankly confess that VIE have never
been much impressed with this narrow
gauge railroad project. We cannot say that
we are now. Its line seemed impracticable,
not only on account OF its topography, but
on account Of its disagreement with what
seemed to be tendencies OF commerce. But
its advocates have been moving on slowly
enough, but with more evidences Of means,
as we'll as faith, than we supposed would be
possible. We have Just received the Charles.
town Jefferson county, Spirit OF Jefferson,
In which we find the following article.
which, as news, we give to our readers:
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILRoAD.-New
life and vigor have sprung into the Shenan.
doah Valley railroad operations within the
past few days. A large party OF gentle
men accompanied Vice resident Boyce to
this place last week. Among them was
corps Sf engineers who went forward to
begin operations on the line OF road from
RiYerton, in Warren county, southwark
That portion OF the road has been given by
Messrs. Satterlee Il 60. to new set OF con-
tractors, Messrs. X. w. Clarke Il Co., who
will push it forward rapidly, whilst Messrs.
SatterIee 81 Co. are finishing up the road
through Clarke and Warren to Riyerton.
The advance party OF the contractors for
the bridge at Riyerton, Messrs. Saylor d
Co., were also among The number,
and proceeded on to that point, to
begin work at once. Messrs. holland
and Best have contracted for the extern
sion aorthgard to ,Redington, and we un-
derstand will commence work this week.
Over one hundred and thirty tons OF iron
for Messrs. Satterlee II TO. were shipped
from DanyiIie, Pa, on Friday, aud will
probably reach here to-day. One hundred
and seventy toss moro will follow this
week. The ABBOTT Iron Company, OF Bal
timore. 10 making one thousand tons, and
in the event OF the failure OF another con-
tractor 10 come 70 time, VIII make TWO
thousand tons. There Ia, therefore, now
no doubt but that the work on this impor.
tant Internal improvement will from this
time 60 rapidly and steadily forward.
Aessrs. satter,ee q Co. still desire to cagage
. large number OF good hands. white or
coiored, NJ N per day TO work on the road.
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sentimen ts Imputed 70 him, and tried to
throg7 the blame on the reporter. u t!iins
OFT that The speech 8 WAS printed lroM
printed slips distributed by Mr. Dorsnein, !.
er himself, and one Of Theses Slips Wp la,
has beep obtained shows That MS Hofas
were not altered in the least.
,somez Of the professed friends OF the
public schools ID Virginia may learn from
Mr.. b. IS experience to be particular when
they. try to advocate them and still hold OF
TO their anti-scbool frlends.1
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INEXcUsABLE IGNoRASCE.-In a recent
speech, General CHAMBERLAIN. Of Maine,
said that the giving OF the ballot to the ne
groes added 81 to the strength OF the south
ern States in Congress. The New York
Herald reproduces the statement in its edi.
torial columns as true!
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i hat facilities Ter tsanspo ation; ana we
desire especially 70 see the coast-liDe o. her
interior llayisatiou extended and improved.
Thus viii she prosper and increase ~ po q
ulation and power. II may seem absurd
ior. us to offer on. our friendly cooeeration in
these matters, but LET y seam. We ! care
NOT: we make the offer and drink TO the
bottom & The North stnte forever
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nrDRY GOODS MARKET.
HOW DISADVANTAGES IN THE PURCHASE
OF GOODS WILL TELL.
NOTE FEW OF THE THOUSANDS OF BAR
GAINS NOW OFFERED
COHEN BROTHERS.
THE STARTLING REDUCTION IN GOODS AS
THE SEASON ADVANCES
"A FORCED SALE.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS JUST ADDED TO THEIR
HERETOFORE MOST EXTENSIVE
STOCK IN THIS CITY.

BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced 10 1lc.. incl!-
ding all the Lest and latest productions OF ms
season;
2s-ISCH-WIDE LAWNS, warranted fast c"lors' at
YARD-wIDE IMTrATIoN-LISEN LAWNS at
cases sa' of REST PRINTS at 49,; ,,. -.
4G pieces OF -YARD-WIDE DRESS-LlNEN at
10 niece: BLNY LINEN at 12sc.;
% nIrces GRAY BUNTING English goods at
I2kc. valued 1t Csc. i yard: -,,
90 pieces ENGLISH SILK SERGE PONGEE At
4Oe., valued a. from 60 TO Toe;
5 cxses YARD-WIDE LONSDALE CAMBRIA at
! 90 nnirces WHITE LINEN LAWN at Is, l6a,
anc zoe, reg uar value OF which is 25, 30. and
40 pieces INDIA NULL at 2sc., value of which is
so piece, LINEN DE INDIA at 25 to s5c,, re-
NAISSO0K CHECK MUSLIN at &c., reduced
SA ifSsa CHECK MusIINs at 1oc hereto
fore sOld ut &C.:
DAMASSE PIQUEat l0c., heretofore sold at zoe.
FRENCH-wELT PIQUE at Ike, heretofore sold
IS pieces FINE IMPORTED MANSIONS at
iOc. yard, less Than any previous price:
STRIPED FRENCH ORGANIZES At 2Oc., valued
case: BEsI CORD pIQUEs at Sc yard reduced
SO ! MARs EEL QUILTS at from s12o to SO
REAL and IMITATION CURTAIN and CUR
. TAIN LACES N n reduction of 20 per cent;
MADRAS GINGHAMS reduced TO s, 10. and lc.
$50 pieces MOSQUITO NETTING at so and Cue.
piece. jy12
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D Never mind the Monroe doctrtnet lt
Europe will furnish the capital to ent q
sfnE-csnai through The Isthmns OF Darien
! We VIII Fisk the fracture ot Annex lean dig.
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The Life and Letters of Madame Bona
pdrte. By EUGENE DDIER. New York :
CHARLES ScRIBNER's Sons.
Life anu letters Of very remarkable
lady-one remarkable for her personal at
fractions, her beauty, wit, and her alliance
with the house of BoNAPARTE, so causeless'
~ and cruelty broken of. The volume viii
be peculiarly interesting 10 her sex.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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MI as lhe decline Oh our sdomtu ION over
Inc anu and sea ctftnatt Commercial.
So will .We. gland md France are
nearer 10 us lhan the tsthm,is.
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nr5sTILL GREATER REDUCTION
m PRICES OF MILLINERY G0DDs@ :. SIa srs des
MiTIINERY. and are selling at prices lower than
any other house in the city rsgardess OF cost we
defy competition, md ask call Of ~ In "ans OF
Wells .eMournfng Goods, &c. Country orders re-
cave prompt aid careful ate nliop: 4 CAL 10 So
Sic,ted - MRS. T. HUTZLER,
" lo 525 Broad street, Richmond, va.
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PIC.NICS.
DRY ssOspss>
NOTICE THE EXTRAORDINARY RE-
~ DUCTI0NS IN PRICES AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
COS BROAD STREET..
PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN

BUNTINGSI BUNTINGS!
35c BROCADE LACE BUNrlsGs reduced TO
soc. LACE BUNTINGS reduced to 22hc.:
rs and 22Ac. ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGS reduced 10
4oc. BLACK ALL-wooL BUNTINGs reduced 70
BLACK sILK-AND. WOOL GRENADINE reduced
from 26c. to 1nc.; 49,,
Soc DC DoUBL E-WiiDfH FRENCH BUNTING re-
duccd 10 40c;
WIDE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS reduced 10
100 pieces FIGURED NAINsooKs at shc worth
FIGuRED DREss.LTNEN at SIC. worth 16Rc.;
Rest PACIFIC LAWNS reduced 10 ! and lie;
Best CORDED LAWNS reduced TO ! Oc.
20 pieces LINEN DRILL for mems and boys' wear
20 pieces FANcY-sTRIPED LINEN DRILL at
Our ceie6ra,ed SPOON BUST ABDOMINAL COR
SET reduced 10 90c-
SOC. G ENTL EMEN'S UNLAUNDRJED Soc
SHIRTS. warranted Linen Bosom. and Cuffs,
and entirely finished. ut
JULIUS MEYERS,
jy 14-eod COS Broad street.
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lGg SPECIAL NOTICE.

H SPECIAL NOTICE.
GRAND CLOSlNG-OUT SALE.
The great increase in business In the firm Of
SYCLE BROTHERS
eompels them 10 enlarge their store. Therefore hsI
will offer their entire stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST FOR THE NEXT FOR
TY-FIyE DAYS.
The balance OF stock on hand after that time will
be closed out ut auction.
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MATTINGS! MATTlNGS!
The largest stock ever shown, bought at auction,
and t. nc sold AZ very low prices: A Check 1t
l2Lr A White Al BE. "a Check al 22c.
"a Check and White AT 2Sc.. 81 Fancy at
2Jc-rcguar price I0c. BE sure 10 look ut our
stock before YOU buy.
BLACK CASHMERE 5 at the old prices, from / Hc.
We have fuil stock of FLANNELS, which will be
sod al the old prices
BLACK M1IlAIR At csc. worth Jnc.;
3 ptcccs VICTORIA LAWN ut Zoe. worth Gee.
TRIMMING-SILKS and SATINS III all shades:
BLACK SlLKS-thc cheapest In the cly-from
Coo TO 80 per yard
UNDERWEAR for ladies, children. and gentle
men, from zoe. To hcsi goods made;
LINEN DRIfLS-PIaiu. Striped, and Figured
from ly% to zoe. per yard-look at them:
our stock Of PARASOLS will be sold at u great
rARASULSa: Is, 90. 25, 40, so, 60, 20, 90c., 81
NoTl0NS, HOSIERY, and FANCY GOODS at cx-
iremelr low prices.
All we ask Is call before you buy.
ID. 6 l., MiTrELDORFER,
jy4-SMSW J27 Broad street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DETER THAN A FOUR PER CENT
UNITED STATES BOND.

ACTUAL RESULTS ON A TEN-YEAR ENDOW-
MENT POLICY mo. 45sG9)
FOR
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ISSUED By TIE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY, 81.
MAY Is, 1859,
ON THE LIFE OF GEORGE d. OTIS,
OF BOSTON, MASS.
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MINERAL, WATERS.


BEDFORD VA ALUM ANn iEuE
ID SPRINGS WATER. MASS. 40 rilI~. ~
Females. Chronic DArrlma: Er"ur,.:d. >.r"in.us.
ami Cutaucpt~ Affections: DISORDER, ut tt,' !.}.~.
Kidneys and Bladder; DEBILITY, NJ rr.i tnd l!'lr-
ache.
Equal to any water Of il, c!as, KNOW ,ro@r.'
HUNTER MCIu!EE. ". H.. I,l-.rls.
Unsatisfactory IN uterine disease, and Ju nlt'i'tDU3
conditions" g.. ". VAL. " l.. 'fart.
!. Efficient in Dyspep.i;a. ana Nervous N.~''t'
&. r. HARRISON. NJ D.. VI" lrr,.
Used with success N certain "I +, lc.t,.''
e%i Bsielcial in nal'ri! 't t~Sdr AM h6S
:. +. DrrOS, VI. b.,h''F-!:.
"Inyaluablc in >crofula."
Recommended =, pr"phyi:rir ~ l"'"%-E-.
Yer districts" u. K. fAIREX NJ. d., L""i.1'n1'
The SUMMER SEASON of these springs i'.Io'
JUNE l>r Terms. $50 per month. Carriage
meet visitors at Forest or LAWYER each ""r "i.e'
u"Gttons un,iull,h. Al! the comfort, -ui A.
fractions. SkIiIuI resident physician.
rKI nxE so , Gr per sf ti % 81
clss: II for ZEN gallons - Tor twenty ,'".-VI
board cars al LyurtbuIE:. Va.
MAsS.--tIfty cents and 81 a G0tt" ;. 80 ,' -
for halt-doz.u-scnt po:t-pad THIS Ma /" he:
wafer sndir,. and contains ali ihc curative .rli-
critics of the wafer IN reduced space.
PILLS. -Twcnty five and nifty cents. AMI = ~,
age. 81, 81 80. and SJ-po>t paid jlr'" ms
consist. I The Mass IN sugar-coatcH pills I"rim"! To-
any ply ,iclan desiring to iisc il in rrs'r;lr- F,M.
phct free upon application. Ih' rcn::iy%' Muir ,
Is endorsed by the medical ProlS.'". r ANA n'rS ,
'"eA'' 'e'|A ''"''' \. NJ. DAVIES,
President Gi Ne COmpJNT.
rs Main street. Lyuclhur.. ~.
Sold by POLK MILLER L 90; ,Ayrn'-.
~ ,, -, 900 Main street. k!. ,,l..,.'.
South for sale Al the iep"ts and tch,'"Ac,> y -
duccd rates. 40 -s .ll..
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~ GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
D.& E. MITTELDORFER's.
From this date we shall offer our entire stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
at prices to astonish all.

LAWNS, LAWNS-the best Pacific at lEc.;
LAWNS at So. 6, s and &c:
FRENCH BATISTE 4: ac.-reguar price, CSC;
WHITE GOODS to be sold at less than cos.;
YARD-WIDE CAMBRlGS at TO-;
BUNTTNGS, BUNTlNG$-atl wool at 16's, Is, and
2Oc;
BUNTINGS-LACE-STRl black and colored,
at l5c.-icguar price 23c.;
BUNTlSGS at IL, IA, and 15c.:
DRESS LINENS at l2E. Is, II, Is, II, 10, and
Gle;
CORSETS. CORsETS-thc largest, cheapest and
best stock in the city;
CORSETS al 20, so, 40, So, 60, 20, so, 9Oc.,
and 81;
The best 5Oc. SIDE-LACE CORSET in the city:
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stout ladies. at 81
regular price So
FANS, FANS-from &c. 10 the finest
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CALL EARLY AND OFTEN Ar
1900 MAIN -IHt...-.
T.. r. SPENCE { son.

MERCHANT TAILorS iNn ,ioTniEE~.
ljy7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

pas- au4 cine auffaiiuns. limits.
i6rsiber Dangstlastsr, inb sic i9on
6sfruft?" - 2anbftrei9.r: .Sa, nit IA
Sasen Gefansnib tus9en WiBbrau3 Der
~amtsgepalt." - amtsi4rsibsr (srItaunt) !:
u8essn RtBbraub Der %amtsssipalt? Sa-
ben sic oenn Elm Unit 9ebabt 2" = 2ano=
itrei9er; psie, a6er id babe mol ,exsn
S9utmann, osr mir arretiren polts,
esnsu runt~ergsbaucn unS oafOr bin id be.
Itraft poroen, inOsm i'd Die amtses,palt
bon Dem S4uBmann gemibbrau&t bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

na- Raips 9oftarte. .2isbsr Mann !
Wir iinb gle esiuRo, Der fleine Otto
tris9t iGOn Die Srsppe beraut mas mir
o Sir aud boHcn. Seine Sia lisbsn=
De @attin Soa."
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u G d e &.

pss- Bis man aleiSerluyus liebenbe
5rauen am 9eten bsidnftissn tann. -
5rau (Usinsrlid): .WOlss Utenbel BAT
eefait ieinsr Sra eb6ss an srauSen bdr-
tiiaen G6obl uie ion BOT faa 5dritoin
10. : SoB baaB i6 2isbe gu issner 5ra !"
= Wann: vTu 10! i9 Saas. MoIss
Msn6sl bat eetoft issnsr Sra ebbes an
9rauben bdrfiidsn S9o6l;- aber mo.
rum uno for mas bat sr i'm sstaft:-Ta.
i4 mill Sir's iase: gr but ssfaft ben
Sdobl, UNI tie for Der 8dlt gu iaiib. uno
su ostsn ibre idieie Sisur - Su absr
biit nit iammt Del pdrSis Sabr nod frii9
pie { Sdri9 nab i9lant ssuadIe pie
Ssbe uno bra&it als mir foe De 9dlt unb
mir, I'M gu ue.bsrse Sci i96ne Sisur; -
borum faf i6 Sir aa9 fan srauBsn
oatfIi6en S4obl. 8sr bat nu me6r 2isb
su ieinsr Sra. i'd ooer Woiss Wsnoel?'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

s5- G.mii6tes Sob. Gbsf gum Com.
mis): Sun9er mann, sic iino felt feds
Wo9en in meinem Sienite; Sbre aui-
fiibrung, iouie S5re 8euntniIie linb be.
punosrnspertS mos i'd absr am meiten
b~suunoere. lit S6re 9intili6teit. nit Der
lie tds!i4 cine balbs StunOs 81 ipdt tOms
men!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

gG~ 2ebrer: @sr fam mir brei S5isre
nennen. bic in afttta Ie6en.-Sans SD,
Serr 2ehrer !-2sbrer {: Sum Jag sinmal /!
Sans: 3rpei &fen uno Elm 9apagsi!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

8osn 1T @slb bod gut?
@sr's nidt bat, bot nidt Wutb,
Wer's bat. bat Sorglidfeit,
Wer's bot ssbabi. bat Qsib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

ras- 9raf unb @drtnsr. - .Satob,"
fdbrt Der @rai lsiRsn Gdrtnsr an. Den or
bsitis e%r3iirnt on ieinsn Sri9Hlds. uno
8sri6tstiia bat rufsn luiien,-.tpas babe
i6 bon eu6 bOren miisn I: tpdbreno i6r
ists bebauptet, ss babe in bisIsm Sobre in
meinen Gdrten gar fsine 5paIisrpFrFhe
esaeben, p~srfauit Cure Srau tdgIi6 bic
id6niten Grsmplare auf Dem Meartte! $50
babt S6r he bsr2"
,Wsin' Srau ?" srmisoerte Safob per.
Isssn, .bis ID bon YlisStaHsl. Ssrr @rai
-5ipss Stun6 bon 3pssbride
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Qetrr Aiene
Oeaerol > MQemfur

fir bic observation-disclosures
8mpsriaf & Tcrtdsrn Suf. Cos, bon cSouaou.
3spaf Su(. 60, Don oSipsrpoof.
gcrmsrtiaf &utou An. &c., Don cSoubeu.
German American SH(. &c., poa Asw2Jork.
ST. Saaf Ssnsr & 2Garias SuE. &c.,
psu ST. CANT.
81. 9c(sp6 Sensr & Ssartus Sul. &c.,
pon ST. Softp9.
gtfautie Su[. g., Ron 29sw 2Jors.
German Su(. g., Don Srssport, SG.
&. g. ACCIDENTAL Az. Co., Don Sartforb.
Srapsfsrs' Su(. g., pon Sartfsra.
4stua Sife Snl. &c., pou Sartfcra.
Gtft mdtttssa Gsmpasaieer, Bite I'D Bet BEN gttsaAs nab
Baton 8nu sar4 yinitliss Bssluas isrtr gtrIrEs Be-
rdert eassa, tmpftsltn f@ fslsa anb tsnats sea&Gnustn
sra s~tstnieIm ~ ben stGisatu Rsten tatetsta srusnmm
ptrher.
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Gtfentahn ; 9idetS
q 0 81 q mteu,

s~aHsrtt. 5spsstIsa, ntta sGsa 0fRaisa,a Dsskrtnita
uabsa aafs paaitIiGRt tcsrst.
cfEes; RVrsial&s gss ben Esasa ans I. e.sals
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

BE- Or 9oIante Srdauer. Ssrr: %,
Srdulein Waria, btup Na6t Dot mfrs
bod ~fortlpdbrenS bon Sbueu sstrdumt.
8aIo ba6' i'd sic auf Dem 9ale ssie6sn,
baIo uuf Dem Spa;iergause. balo bin i'd
nit Sbnen SdIittsn ssfaarsn ; turl i'm.
nter mar balt Srdulsin Marie I'm mid !"
- Sante Stun. Serr &sfsrenOar, oas
finoe id fir meme Ni&te Marie re6t
i9mei4sl9uit bsnn popon Is ginem bel
Radt trdunt, an bas bat mon Den Sag
porber ii6sr ON 2iebitsn seoadt!"-
Ssrr: pSas i9on; nber piilsn sic, i9
bah baIt sstsrn aud Iieullid bel Soppsl-
bier se!ruufsn unb ba trdumt mir alemal
10 Dummies 3eua!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

nsS- @ldubiser uno &nabe. @ldubi-
ger: SIT oein Batter gu Saus, Steiner ?
- Gnabe: Rein. er lit bsrr.it.-@ldubi.
ger: coz @ann fonmt er oann wie-
oer?- &nabe Sa, Dos bat er mir ni6t
gsid9t. @arten sic einen ausenblid. i'd
nil i'm 'mal Trasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

Sic WsItsunlt ii elm See,
Sarinnsn untsrssb.
@as wi&tis III uno iam,r :
Das 2siats i9wimmt batter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

nS- Nussn BEG Selsp9ons.-Grau Or.
polts oisisr Gage nit Dem iisen Y,wuBt-
iein Der sriten @roBmuttsrbaftistsit ing
8stt itsisen, ols es t%elspbonirte:
lin Gottss Winsn, Wama, fomm
i6nsl, ih firdts. oas 8abp BOT Group
SD TONNE slsi6, meiHe 2iebe. i'd min
nur srit Dem Sre!or tslspbonir.n. baB er
slsid mittommt.~
Ser Doctor isiasrisits tslspsonirts absr
Der Srau So6tsr vSaltsn lie bas gabp
OIL bas Selep6on uno laIisn sic e8 bu.
itsr." Ra4osm Der Doctor ben Suiten
se56rt, tslepbonirte ct an Mutter nno
8robmntter SAM unssfdbrIi6sr Su.
item. aOnnsn ale i6lafen sebsn.~ Sas
NOR bel oisism &ssenpsttsr gang srirsu.
LID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
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rar BITE 5 srsstra BamsH&tas- gsmYessssu nae sss,ss.
SdsIidbe Hbfabrt.
can.burs- arsrifaniite 2inie IS Damptnr.
Rsrs-D eutftfr elsse, Bremen f6 Dampfer.
Guuarb etute. eiSsrpopI u. Ant.rsr. f6 DaHpfer.
Rsb Star Fine 8 Daraptn.
Die 9suftnhe bon paFastutu, ts 10 IN ben Iettss IS
Sasrtn auf sttiu Gauisfra tarftn nab binatu fNftrs
babe, aHs Bic bette gmptalnus HEs passu MD esS 0utsssn
naur 6rranss stf&ut.
SIN 8srbinbuns NIT Sbissa, fsls i9
Us5ieI auf ale 5auptitaote guropa's aus.
o.
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sac aQsu 6aaytHienn gmEyfas rue gaItfrrn.as fsnnm
ecu sanj,a Tag In mtiasr Cfftt 10 ben rtstlmdtam prtfeu
s,iaut nusta; 60 u ni&t nitats 90 saf ben Dtssis es
Atprsu tiaaessa o. laEea.
Grgnbsigcntbam (REAL ESTATE.
cine srs6s ausrasI les t,atn ei1st.g sssnteuxs rte
aud Garrrtn unb yrairil6Hertttn fab bel rsir feis N esa
s~lzatsfen 1sstnsanssn u hassn uaS tria9e Id itbin, Der
tn @ab In &tstnttnu fGS gas strklabrtratrt aalseea
ut1. mttut etaa 10 prafea.
8ar aaI.sans ron sagttaEeH sss aaf asuas uas RAISE
Rtis Serge sttrsssi.
Better aisuf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

sas- Sslopsbsl: .Ssrr Sauptmann. ia
msloe, oob Der Beirut Heumann bieie
Ra&t 8efOrben it."-Suuptmaus : ale
Better Der RetI 1T ia nod niat aus
frsrcirt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

say- Ser Spcialiit. v@as fa,'n 9lrs
tbeioissr bot bsnn Der Yeppp?'
Sen Sdmslpr
Shut mir Isio - Der iolte Den Gnifisl
bnben.-
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ga, psibt gu, fir a6rpsrpsrlsbuns i'll
Der S4mslsls isbr gut. absr fir llntsr.
I9Iasuns unb Wsissio bot sr fsin ga
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

Bsg~ Der 3opi. slber ssitsrn bif Su
pisosr sinmal nit eineu rs6tsn 3opf i'm
Ystt sslsssn, ipra9 cine Srau su ibrsm
Wtanns, Der ssrne in bas GIas I9auts,
i9dmt Su Sid ni9t?
8as, sntss9uete Der Mann, ib iou mid
ii6sr sinen re6tsn 3opf iGdmsu, Iodine
Su Did iber Ssinep iali1en!
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-04-17
Antram & Eycke's
SPRING ATTRACTIONS

We take pleasure in asking your atten-
tion to our NEW PURCHASES. A new lot
Of HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs and MsER-
TIoNs, Torchon goods, eolored Hamburgs,
Nottingham Laces, Ruches, Edgings, etc.
We expect to keep the best selected stock
Of this kind of goods to be found in Wash
ington, and at prices that defy competi-
tion.
a new. and complete assortment OF
CoRSETS, Collars, Cuffs and white goods.
NEW CAcHEMEREs, Alpacas, figured
goods. prints, ginghams and domestics.
Full new purchases Of Ladies', Misses
and ChIldren's SHOES.
Our Spring Styles of DRESS BUTTONS
comprise the very latest novelties.
In MINIS GOODS, we have large chip
ment of HATS, Boots, Shoes, and Ploeo
Shoes. A new lot of FANCY sUTT1Nes
Cassimeres, Worsteds, James, Cottonades
and trimming goods.
Unlaundried Shirts (nice ones) at 76c
Gents furnishing goods.
Our goods are ready for the Sprin,
trade, and we can assure purchasers the
are lOsDer than they haze been for gears.
Yours respectfully,
ANTRAM & EYCKE,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-04-17

At Ata.meeting of Wflstach Lodge, No.
36S; I. O. o. F., the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted,
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove from our fraternity,
by death, our well beloved and worthy
brother, Elias Knedler, who died on the
22nd day of March, 1879, aged 81 years.
Brother Knedler was an exemplary mem
ber of our Lodge, and his department
was such as to gain the esteem of the en-
tire community in which he moved. And
whilst we deeply lament this sad dispen-
sation, we have the comfortable assurance
that our loss is his eternal gain. There
fore be it
ResoEUed, That our Lodge be draped in
| mourning for three months, and that q
copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to the bereaved widow, and that they be
| printed In the Fayette County Herald and
| Ohio State Register
| sAa ALBERT FIsHBACK.
j, 8. JONES,
JACOB PERDUE.
| COTnmiStoo