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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

ia1e, bag ben Suben mebr aIs ben @briiteu
ibre pirtbi9aftIide Gage 70 ptsIe 8ergniis
sungen seifattet, tnbirett bsruor, inbem fe
Direct frtili9 einen anbsrn 3psf psrfolste,
In foIsenben i9Iedtsn aber iebr wabreu
8erien: gggiue. SIS r.af.
t~sbsral, mo- ss gilt ,u isben uub su bOren,
S&siut bic 3abl Der SuSsn lid tGsli6 ~ msbrsu.
SIN prOmsnaSsn, Sbeatsrn, GOnssrtsn unb Bal.
len,
Sisbf Du msif Suten in aQen SSaen.
gSiaf Du nisbr @brifen ais Sueen Irb'n,
MuBt Ou Grsitas Abenb in bic Synasoss
ssbn,"
Der in reIisi6ier pie politii&er Be,ies
buns rabicale unb besbalb BON benz 0ers
ba9t beidrdntt %confsiioneuer lufafuna
sewiB freie, in Der Chat aud fir bic sSus
6enmanicipation iebr bsssifsrte Senne an1s
&bpu iast in ieiner uguItursei9i5te Der
nsuern 3eit" fOsar:
rDie Saben finb isst ni4t nur cine Ras
tion unb eine Seete, ionbsrn aud cine
9elbma4t. Die Suben perben immer
rei9er, bic Gbriien immsr drmer. Wers
ben iene nidt emit ba3u seIansen, cine
Qriitofratle gu btloen, Der bic ibrisen ais
9eibeisene bienen?"
0o9 senus bieier Ssusnife iber ben
iibii9en &eidtbum uno bic babur6 erm6a,
Iidte Sefriebiauns BON grunt. unb 9es
nuBiu9t. @tr baben oben fidsrs 3ei9en
bafir aufseiteut, baB bic Suben in 9rsus
zen gang unuerbdtniBmdBis wobIbabenber
iino ais bic @briiten, unb mir sebsn iest
81 Der BON 9snne am'&bpn a~nsebeuteten
unb BON benz 8reuB. v8oltsbIatt" bereits
brett tn Gnsrtif senommenen Srass ibsr,
burd wel9e MitteI bic Suben bieie gers
iqiebuns bss 8ermOsensitanbss gu ibren
9uniten gu Bese sebra9t baben unb nod
tdsIi9 peiter f6rbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

Sn uniern Tasen f9eint bic @oriebuns
Der tatboliiden 8reie cine beionbere Miis
Hen aessben su baben. 9ln ibr 1T es, bic
yrunbidse ber Srbnuns unb bes @laas
bens bort, mo bieielben berrideu, :ubewabs
rem uno fe ba ~ perbreitsn, mo @ottlos
Fgteit unb cine falte @leidsiltisfsit bies
ielben IN 8ersefenbeit seratben lieBen. =
Bins TX. IN einem S9reiben BON 1851.
@ir eriu9en sic ~tnitdnbisft allen beren
NIT eurer, suten Milen unb eurer @nnif
beiauiteben, bic nit @eift besabt unb NIT
genagenber &enntniB arsserIitet, fi3 an
bts Irbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 8eituus
gen CUR 0ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
satbolii9sn 2ebre uer6ffentIi5en. - gncps
cIica Ytus TX.
2aBt Wt9ts unueriu9t, wobur@ uniere
ssilise &elision unb tbre beiIiame 2ebre In
ben 8ereisisteu Staaten weiter perbreitei
soerben t6nnen, bamtt p~erirrte Wanserer
aaf ben rs9ten 8fab auriidseleitet tperoeu
n5ssn.-S9retben gius TX. on bic Bt'
Eh6fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

tri3ttdt Der WeIten sntiteben; Der ssIsbrte.
fe Sterntunbtse unierer 3eit mot gatsr
Sec9i, eth Seiuit.
Muf Der Ietten Weltaus felung in Yaris
murben nnter Nnbern foIgenbs Breiie on
Srbenspsrionen psrtbeiIt: Sic soIbsns
Webaile benz Snftitut ber 8riber uon,
drifli1en llnterri1t; benz 8rubsr Nlsris
Mfaria fur feline Wetbobe unb Wsrfe Der
Geographic; BEN Bruber Remoire, 0t'
rector bes Ysnionates su Walone in 8eIs
glen; ben 8riioern Der aderbauiduIe gu
Beaupais (; ben gribsrn 3u Ssup BET 9as
ris ;-bie fIbsrne WebaiIe benz Druber
4leris Waria fur feline &elief. Grbeiten
unb 2anbtarten; benz Yenfonat Der 8ri'
Der BON &beims ; benz Brrber &eimunt
Don 9iion fur feline &sIisfs4rbeiteu uhh
@emdIbe; benz Bruber Quearb, Direction
Der RormaIidule 81 &ouen, Der e~rudbnter
aderbaui&uIe 8u Ssnp; bic brOntent
WebaiIe benz grubsr Mariano flr lsins
4rbeiten in Der &edsntunif Der Nrbeiter'
f9uIe BON gommeutri; benz 8ruber Albe'
rid o Bsaupais ;-eine @brehmsIbuns
benz Bruber Soupain pom Giraffe fir leir
@emitalii9es Material.
Der sssenpdrtiss Direttcr bes Seiuitsn:
colIess 3u Stonpburf in England, Pate,
Rerry, Isitete bic pom Der ensliidsn &ests
rilng sur Beoba9tuns bes 8enusour9gansi
ausseriitste grpsbitton, pie er nit dbnlt
den MiiFonen aud ibon friber. gum Bel
fpieI bel Der 81 nutnfinfternib 1868, betrau
mar. Ois Batres bteies &ousss warsr
aud bic griten, wel1e es %peritanoen, bal
Steintoblensas usrmittelf &etorten 81 &c
pinnen unb sur Bsleudtung ibrer gro
zen unb ausseDebnten DISQUALIFICATION 4,
psrpsnbsn. Der grfoIs srrests sroBsi
Aufieben, unb namsntIid Seists it9 Bats
Dunn our6 te9nii9e unb wifeni9aftlit
Serpoutommnuns In Der Sabritatton be
ioubsrs aus. OsrisIbe srinbete barau
bic erite 9asseieqi5aft In Prsffon, cine
bebeutenbsn Sabrit: unb SanbeIsfabt In
n6rbliden England, stua brei Stunbe,
uon Stonpburt entfernt, mo CT. beute NOD
baburd essbrt wirb, baB uian ais slnben
Ten isin gortrdt i'm SisunssiaaIe erbIidt
rOiit &e9t", ruft Pater Baumsartner au
Der 9eisai4aft Seiu, beien v;slusfus i
bas 2anb Der Seen", mir bisie Sti3je ID
WeientIi9en entnebmen aus, 20 Sbr Ga
ternentdfer unb Muftldrunssulrusr 9Ros
INNER wirbet sS5br Bet SsI' unb TaIsIid
iber bic tatbolii@e Sinffernts idtmpfeu
tpenn ui9t &atboItten unb Seiuiten gut
bas neue 2t4t sebra9t bdtten!" 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
GatboIii6e 1T
8etSpteIeu.

Dsnisitens ap6lfmaI i'm Sabre pieber,
bolen felt Der Witte bss adt8ebntsn sSabr,
bunberts bic 2~aupenpuser Der @uftIdruns
bic @ilbi9isen bes nsuu5sbnten unb neae,
items bic sepiestsn RuItuIpaufsr ben Dor.
purt baB bic tatbolti&e &sIision bi,
Menl1en perbumme. Wan muB beBbaIt
.bieien Sat Don !3eit 3u Belt etwas bsIeu9.
ten. Das babeu mir ab unb 3u gstban uus
tbun ss wisber nit einisen BeiipieIen in
SoIsenbem.
@erfen mir einen fti9tissn Bid auf bic
%iosenannten finifern Sabrbunberts, 70 er:
fanb i'm T.. ber ensIii9s W5n9 Beba biz
6unit bes Sdnbes uub S~inser3dbIsns uni
Re1usns; YisiIius, @r5bif1of pom Sals:
burg, NOR in bemieIbsn Sabrbunbsrt bsr
erife, msI9er bsbauptste, bic grbe isi cine
&ussI urb bdtte @esenfiBlsr; 8sit, WSnt
BON are5so erfanS bic StimmIsiter, bic
Mufitreseln uns bic 5armonie; ber Dia.
ton @ioia, ben Wasnet unb ben Ssstoms
paB Der Dominitaner Spina, bic 8riaeu;
gilbert Der @roBe. elm Oominitaner, has
i3tnt unb @risnit ; bsr M6n9 8srtboIb
S9wart bat srfun6sn, mas us6sr @somss
ter nod PbiIoiopben erfunben ~babsn-bas
8uIpsr; Der glbt pon ct. Mban, Rt9arb
Walinsfort, baute i'm Sabre 1926 bic erits
aitronomilde llbr; Der Benebittiner 9alis
Illus Balentin, mar Der @rlfe, psl9er bic
Gber1ie our 5eiluns Der Scranton ssbrauds
te; 2ucabi 8orso bra9te uns bic algebra ;
Der Seiuit &ir9er, i'm Sabre 1897, itelte
Suerft 8rennipieseI per; ber Ssiuit gapas
lieri, i'm Sabre l647, eutbsdte bic 9islfars
bisteit bes 2idtes; Der Seiuit Rssio Mons
tanas erfanb bas mstrii3e Spfem, bsrisIs
BE-, NIT benz &anonitus 6opsrnitus unb
benz RarbinaI &uia, sntbsdte has sanbe
Spfsm bes Weltbauss; &ar6inal &uIa,
LANCE Dor @aliIsi, ~bstauptete, baB bic
Come itebe unb bic @rbtusel ii9 brsbs;
Der 8enebiftiner Yontius, Elm Spanisr. srs
jam bic erfte Wetbobs Gaabtumms Sa uns
tsrrittsn i'm Sabre 1870; Der Ssiait Cana,
I'M Sabre 1887, erfanb bic Mittel, bic
Blinoen Ieisn gu Isbrsn; Der Diafon @oIs
lei, IN Grantrei&, ertldrte 5mei Sabre Dor
Grantlin, mic BITE Sswitter aus Der gIsts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Die Srii6teo es SiberaIismuS TIM
Wufteritaate Yaoen. .la.

Die rSridte bes 9ibsraIismus" betiteIt
fi9 cine tiraIi9 aus benz 8srIas Der 8ins
ter'i@sn MISUNDERSTANDING in 6eis
beIbers pon @rnif ReinboIb, einem babis
idsn Surtiten, eri9ienens 8roi9irs, in
pel9er cine umf9au sebalten mirb ibsr Die
Sridts, NIT psl9sn Der 2iberalismus ga
ben. bieiss Iiberals WuftsrIanb, NO bsrs
isIbs ON, unssbinberttsn uutsr benz piles
senben S3use Der Resieruns ii5 %sntfals
ten toante, seiesnet bat. Sn Baden bate
Der 9iberalismus auf allen @ebieten lett
Sabr3ebnten bic unbeitrittene Serridaft TN
Staat, mie in ben @smsinben, in Suifis
unb 8erwaItuns, tn &ir9e uHb S1uIe.
MQes lit Iiberaliirt. Der 2ibsraIismus
bat bort ;wte l1eberaQ benz 8olte INNER
perbetben, CT werbe bic Staern anb Obs
saben psrminbsrn. Die Tbatia9en baben
aber lbsrau bas @ssentbsil ais ri9tis bss
wieien. Sn Baden baben f9 bic orbsnts
Ii1en Gussaben bss Staates felt 20 Sab,
rem um 2 Wtuionen Wart psrmebrt unb
bod 1T Elm ftstises Deficit BON etwa AGO.
600 Wart porbanben, trosbem pieIe Muss
saben bes Staates auf bic Rreiie absemdI3t
worben fnb. Die @emetnbeumIageu in
Baden betrusen 1868: 1855 ,O92 81. ;
1873: S,9S9, 1852 81. obsr 8, 75S, $50 W. ;
1877: IL, l65, 246 M.
Die @emeinbei9ulben betrussn 1858:
S,383,52l ST., 1875: ls,483,S 1878 ST.
ober 81, $685. 1872 W. unb 1877: 3S, $685.
053 W., wdbrenS bas @smsinbspermSsen
nur pom lie, $50, 927 ST., i'm Sabre 1868
auf Sl,2ll,2 55 81. ober 224, 9S3, $50
Wart, i'm Sabre 1875 unb 24s, $50, sos
W. i'm Sabre 1877 seittesen mar. IS
betrusen alio 1868 bic S9ulben ni9t gang
Z psf, bss gsrm0sens, wabrsnb fe 1877
ibsr 154 psf. behelben ausma9ten. Oas
8erm6ssn Der @smeinben 1T In 10 Sabren
nidt ibsr SO Wiu. W. sefiessn, pSbrenb
bas iteuerpili6tise anlasecapital i'm Sabre
1s76-77 UNI mebr aIS / Wiqiarbe b6ber
bsre9ust worben 1T. Oie S9uIbsn, 3u
bensn S9ulben fur S5uIbaus' unb 8trs
1enbautsn uab Rriesstoiten ni9t mitbes
re9net fnb, baben ft9 basessn fait psrs
breifa9t. 60 bat Der Qiberalismus in
Babsn fem Princip Der SsIbfpsrpaItung
Der @smsinben uno &reiie treffid aussus
beuten peritanbsu. Nimmt man allo ben
Staatsaufwanb unb bic @smsinbsumIa.
gen 3uiammsn, 70 srstbt f9 BON 1865
1877 cine Steiseruns Der @ussabsn pon
80, 72l, 1884 ant 44,98l,567 Mart, ais
UNI runb 40 PCT. In ni4t saus 10 Sabren.
Ser stufwanb an 9sruaItunssfoiten fur
bic Sutio, NIT Susi9IuB Der S%trafanftals
ten, bat t4 felt 1868 bon l,l76, 00l ST..
auf $685. es W., alio um Sl4 PCT. psr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

mebrt, nobel Der srobs gsbarf i'm aubsr.
orbentIi4en Budget nod nidt mitserednst
1T. Die alien 5ofseridte ~toitsten 1858:
l72, s5s ST., bic neuen 6reisseridte 1879:
TAG, 936 Mart!-Ote Sdulaufitt tofete
1850: 1880 ST., i'm Sabre 1879 toifete
fe 69,lll Wart!- Sir Beamtsnpenfonen
murben 1859: $50. 707 81. ausseseben,
1870: l,2b2,26 W /, allo cine Steise
runs BON 100 psf. unb uorsusspsiis in
Solse %fosenannter politiider Bsniionirun
gen, b. b Ben1onirunsen nod atbeitsfd I'd.
bigger Beamteu aus politii1sn @rinben.
Oas lit bic Siai9teit bss IiberaIen &esi,
ments! ..a. r-.
Was bot nun bas IiberaIe &esiment NIT
bieier colOhaIen 8~ermsbruns Der glussas
ben In Staat uuo @emsin6en, in 6ir9e
unb S4uIe errei9t2 ST ss better stwors
ben? Daribsr m6seu folsenSe Sableu
austunft seben:
Sn Der Ssit pom lS72-77 bat bic 8e.
uSIteruns IN 8uoen uu1 8 psf. sussnoms
men. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
2Gge ano @abrbett.

Gin Berliner Correspondent Der vgaew
gortsr StaatSsituns4 wiI erbOr9t babsn,
norm bic ansebabnte 8sriobmuns 3wii4Sa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

Die OiebifdbIe absr In bemiel5en
5eitraume UNI 10 PCT.
8slsibisunsen um S2
Worb unb Eobti9las UNI 80
y Sa4bei9dbisunsen UNI 80
n ROrperusrIesunsen UNI 81 y
l1nteri4lasunseu UNI Ill y
Serbre9sn unb 9erseben ges
gen bic Sittli1teit um l22
getrus unb nstreue UNI l43 y
tusenommen.
llnb in bisier 8sit bIibte au9 in Sabeu
Der Gulturtampfl
Die 3ubl Der @irtbsbdnier BAT ii5 pom
1851 nm 5000 psrmsbrt, 10 baB auf
1870 erwa9isne mdnnIi9e Ginuobner
cine Wtrtbi9aft tommt, pdbrenb 1868 nod
cine 8irtbi9aft auf 24S &Opfe tam. Die
3abl Der Branntpeinbrsnner bat fi5 In
bisier i3eit um $500 permebrt unb bic aus:
saben tir bic S%trafanffaIten baben fi6 Don
255 $50 Wart I'M Sabre 185s-79 aui
1928, $40 W. permebrt, aIio ftt n,ebr aIs
uerbreifa9t. l1nb baau tommen nod Biz
msbrere Wtlionen betrassnben Rofsn fiji,
ben Reubau elmer wsitereu S%trafanftalt IN
Greiburs! m ~
Oas 1T Der Sorti1ritt, bic 8iIbung,
@uItur, Srsibsit unb GuffIdruns-ober nil
bic i96nen Wprte alle Iautsn, nit bener
bic liberaIen pbraienbdnis itsts UNI fd
wsrfen-peI9e Der 2iberalismus benz libe'
ralen Mufterlanbe Baben gebra1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
aatbolisaer airaen >. ssienser.

9as Simmelrei9 III sinsm ssnftoru
sIei4.-Wattb. Is Ann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

eunnt. ben is. Ipp. Stsmar, abt.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04

is also stated that several Deputies are re-
solved to move in the Spanish Cortes or Par
lament for the immediate abolition of
slavery in Cuba, without indemnity to the
slaveo wner.
tinct sovereignties. A number of the Chiefs
who are to receive territories belong to tribes
who had been subjugated by the Zulus.
The City of Deadwood, Dakota, was al
most literally wiped out by fire on the 26th.
The fire originated in bakery soon after
midnight. 1t gained fearful headway in
few moments, aud before the people could
be aroused the city's doom was sealed. A
high wind was blowing at the time, the wa
ter supply was short, and the fire apparatus
poor and insufficient, in addition to which
the buildings were mostly Of wood and
poorly constructed, and burned like
so much chaff. About 125 business build
ings, besides fifty or sixty dwelling
houses, were destroyed, and while it is i'm
possible to give any definite figures regard
ing the loss, well posted business men place
it at from 81 ,5OO, 900 to $2OOO,OO0. The in
surance is very small, it being only recently
that reliable companies had begun to take
risks there. About 1000 people are home
less and many destitute. Upon request Of a
committee of citizens, Gen. Sturgis, U. S.
commander at Fort Meade, detailed a COM
pany of cavalry to act guard over the
burned city and protect such property as had
been saved from the conflagration.
The following is the score of the six days.
go-as- s-you-please pedestrian contest for the
Ashley belt, at the Madison Square Garden
New York, which terminated on the night of
| the 9th:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
At the Cathedral i'm Los Angeles.

At this Cathedral, writes a correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Bulletin, on
Palm Sunday for instance, the natives
are seen at their best. There are hand
some young Senoritas in Americanized
costume, coquettish fan and all. There
are homely older members of the sex,
whose forms have lost the grace of youth
and become too substantial for the re-
quirements of beauty, and whose faces are
wrinkled as if with age, although in a
colder climate they would yet be young.
There are some handsome, dashing
young fellows, and men with most vii
lainous faces, wearing broad " sombre-
ros" and clanking spurs; around the
Plaza their horses (beasts of all condi-
tions) are awaiting their masters
Wagons drawn by Unmatched teams
are constantly arriving and depositing
the delegation from the " Rancho. Z"
The older woman, who have not vet be-
come Americanized, still persist in en-
comprising the lower portion of their
faces in shawl, regardless of the con-
dition of the weather. All are talking a
language which is called Spanish for
courtesy, but which is not of Castillian
purity by any means, and the whole at
mosphere is redolent with the perfume
of garlic, fondness for which is char
acteristic of the race, as is also their
weakness for red peppers, or "chili,' ~
which enters so universally into the COM
position of all their dishes. In the back
yards of the Spanish quarter, alternate
strings of peppers and slices OF
beef can be seen hanging out to dry. II
requires philosopher to account for the
liking which the natives of hot climates
exhibit for peppers when the thermome-
ter is aspiring toward the infinite; and
we who call ourselves civilized have no
idea of luxury except that which is af-
forded by something of an icy tempera-
ture
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04

The War Department has received official
advices from the fight of the 18th ult. at the
head of the Las Animas River, in New Mex
leo, in which Victoria and his band of rebel
lious Indians successfully repelled the troops
sent against them, with loss of five men
killed and one wounded and SO horses killed
and six wounded. victoria's band is said to
number about 14O. Cavalry reinforcements
pected.
The Russian Official Messenger states that
1887 fires occurred in Russia during August,
causing damage to property to the amount
Of 20, ,OOO, 900 roubles.
Yakoob Khan has made his way into Gen.
Bakers camp at Kushia. He was accom-
panied by his son and father-in- law, and
Gen. Daoud Shah, who was reported killed
during the Cabul outbreak, together with a
suit of 43 persons and an escort of 200 men.
Cabul is in a state of anarchy. The
gates of the city are closed. The
advance of the British force con-
tinues. The Ameer accompanies the troops.
Sir Frederick Roberts has received instruc-
tions to issue manifesto to the Afghan peo-
pie that the British army advances on Cabul
to avenge the treachery to the British envoy;
that peaceable inhabitants will not be mo-
Tested, but If opposition is offered those per-
sons with arms in their hands will be treated
as enemies. Non -combatants, women and
children are advised to withdraw to place
of safety.
A St. Petersburg dispatch denies the re-
port of the defeat Of the Russian expedition
AIRY force at Geek Tepe by the Turcomans.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Rev. Dexter L. Lounsbury, rector of the
Episcopal Church at Stratford, near Bridge
port, Conn.,, was, on the morning of the oath,
shot and instantly killed by his wife while
sleeping i'm bed. Mrs. Lounsbury had
for some years been afflicted with nervous
disorder, but insanity had not hereto
fore been suspected. Recently she be-
came quite excited regarding an attempt
ed burglary Of their house, and asked
her husband to procure her revolver,
which he refused to do. She was deter
mined to have pistol, however, and went
herself to New Haven and bought one-a
small single-barreled affair, with which the
killing was done. This it seems she had
kept concealed under her pillow, probably
without her husbands knowledge. Imme-
diately after the shooting she ran upstairs
crying, "I've killed my husband" and
awoke the servants, who gave the alarm.
Mr.. Lounsbury was found dead, shot
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
Dry Goods Department !

Pieces Prints from yard
Beaced Beachd
Brown Musinsall at Specially Low Prices.
twlled from Is upward
Cheapest Stock Blankets shown this
1 consisting of
Damask, Beautiful
OF all and qualtie
Fine Line of Table Napkins, all sizes and coor
Marsee Honeyomb and other Bed Spreads in variety styles
Dg Duckng and other Goods
of class
popular Sheetng Pwa Cotons Beached and I'm
mne have Immense Assortment
without
Cheapest all will waited with
polienes and attention. What could be deiredP
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
HOSIERY, GLOVES, Etc.

Full Ladies' both white and colored
Embroidered Balrggan Full Regular
Quality. Very Cheap.
Shades
Gloves Ladies' Chldrens endless
A splendid of Corsets all sizes and qualities
Ladies Muslin Underwear the of the material
An Elegant Line of Ladies MerinO and Silk Underwear
Ladies Misses Felt Skirts 80 made
Novelties in Ladies' Brocaded Silk Ties all coor
Beautiful Ladies' Plain Handkerchefs
An Elegant display Ladies' Collars and Cuffs.
sell them.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
A WORD
ToThePubIiC!

desire to call the attention of the
people of Charlton and adjoining Coun-
ties to the fact that have Just returned
from the Eastern Cities, and am now in
receipt of the Largest and most Varied
Stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, both FOREIGN and DOMES-
TIC, that it has ever been my pleasure
to show, which were all bought of the
largest Importers and Manufacturers in
the Union, at prices far below their
present market value, and which pro-
pose to sell FOR CASH at correspond
ing figures, notwithstanding the recent
great advance in all classes of goods.
claim to be able 10 sell Better and
Cheaper Goods than any other mer-
chant in this section of the State; and
now propose to tell the public how it is
that am able to do so.
This is the way of it: Regularly at
the beginning of each season Seven
others besides myself enter the Eastern
niarkets, and One Man does the Buying
for All, and the Goods are afterwards
divided out amongst us. Buying, there
fore, in such lots, from First Hands,
For Cash, / am of course enabled to get
my Goods Cheaper than any other mer-
chant who buys for himself alone; and I
offer my customers the Full Benefit of
All the Advantages that obtain.
1 present this season an Absolutely
Overwhelming Series of Bargains in
Every Department of my Stock, but a
few of which am able to enumerate in
this advertisement. Call and see me
L can Save you Money on Any Article
that you buy of me.
VIM. ROSENSTEIN.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
RIBBONS, LACES, WOOLS, Etc.

This Department is Replete with all
the Latest Novelties, and Embraces
many not to be found elsewhere.
Magnificent Assortment of New De-
signs in Real and Imitation Point, Bre-
ton, Cluny, Valenciennes, Torchon,
Guipure, and other Laces, at Exceed
ingly Low Prices.
In Ribbons, have undoubtedly the
Best Assortment to be found. Fancy,
Roman Striped, Satin Striped, Bro
caded, Combination, Satin, Velvet,
Plush, and many other Ribbons, at
Great Bargains.
Beautiful Assortment of Fichus, Col
lars, Scarfs, etc., etc., etc.
All the Latest Novelties in Lace Edge
Ruffiings and Cambria and Nainsook
Flouncings and Edgings.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
Carpets and Oil Cloths.

/ have in Stock a Full and Complete
Assortment of the Very Best Carpets
and Oil Cloths that could be procured
from the Manufacturers and Importers,
which offer at Prices that can not fail
to give Satisfaction to Each and Every
Buyer.
In Carpets I have every thing from
Common Hemp to the Finest Tapestry
and Body Brussels.
A Superb Line of Ingram and Lowell
and Hartford Three-Plys at Extraordi-
narily Low Prices.
A Large Selection of Rugs and Mats
at Decided Bargains.
Oil Cloths in Great Variety-an
Widths and Styles.
1 offer Unequaled inducements in
these Goods, as buyers will find upon
inspection of the Goods and Comparison
of nv Prices with those of other Mer-
chants.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
FALL OPENI]
Clothing Department F!

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ofC Youths
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upto the fnetIm Cassimee and Sutings
Oyercoas sfromS u %
of which
GoodW extensive assortment
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of
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Clothing"
thF Selling CLOSE
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
Boots and Shoes.


S desirable.
StogaB Boosfo Oup to the
Chidren's Shoes, untpped
Full Stock o Farmers Calf and Veal Kip Boots.
Cloth Felt ned-a splendid
the Candee mke all for
Boys, Ladies', Misses and Children's
M
Shoes ant
Shoes and Sdeace and Button Styles
Goods
Ladies' Misses Chldrens
Workmanship these Goods the Quality
will
s the limitations of them sold elsewhere
Public
Elegant Assortment before making their purchases.
will entire satisfaction will
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04

JOHN CHINAMAN looks upon the whole
world of trade as his oyster, and ex-
poets to open it. The following appears
upon Denver sign-board "Wa kee,
Headache Medicine and Black Tea, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Washing and Ironing,
Sewing on Buttons and Mending."
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04
CLOAKS & SHAWLS.

In present Novelties Bargains will surprise
Serviceabe and Stylish Sawl opened
and as usual, moderate.
fifty the Newest Designs made of
trimmed in Silk Sains Velve and Chenille
in this
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-10-04

DANIEL STANsBERRY, a prominent
farmer, residing near Keokuk, Iowa,
was recently gored to death by a mad
bull. The animal had to be shot before
the body of Stansberry could be recov.
cred, and it was then shockingly mu.
tilated. The deceased leaves a wife and
IA children.