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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Hairs Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
Is u scientific combination of some Of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable king
dom. 1t restores gray hair to its original color.
1t makes the scalp white and clean. 1t cures
dannruf and humors, and falling out of the hair.
1t furnishes the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. 1t makes the
uslr moist. soft and glossy, and is unsurpassed
as a hair dressing. 1t is the most economical
preparation ever Offered to the public, Us its
effects remain q long time, making only an Occa-
sional application necessary. 1t is recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover has i'm
creased with the test OF many years, both in this
country and in foreign lands, and it is now
known and used in all the civilized countries Of
the world. For sale by sill dealers. 5lh
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Oh! What a Cough.

viii you heed the earning. The sisUel per-
haps of the sure approach of that more terrible
disease Consumption. Ask, yourselves if you
can afford, flor the sake of saving 50 cents, to run
the risk and do nothing for 1t. We know from
experience that Shiloh's cure will cure your
cough. Ii neverfails. THE explains why more
than million bottles were sold the past year. 1t
relieves Group, and whoopiag cough, at once.
Mothers ,.io not bes without it. For lame back
side, or chest, use&hiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold
By Il. B. Stevens0.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Geneva JOttings.

November 16, 1880.
Thanksgiving before another REG
IsTER.
Come to the academy with your tur-
key, ETC., etc.
By courtesy, Rev. @. c. Todd, from
Iowa, occupied the Presbyterian pal
pit Sabbath morning. He is sent out
by Supt., S. d. Stokes, of the Kansas
Home Missionary Society and is look
ing for a field. He delivered an iHter-
esting discourse at the stone church at
3 o'clock p. m.
Divine service at academy building,
Thanksgiving day, at IL o'clock, fol-
lowed by picnic dinner. Come and
have a good time.
Widow Osland announces that next
Saturday she will offer at auction sale
the farm and town property formerly
owned by Rev. G. Gray.
NJ NJ. Winto1 has sold his home of
40 acresto l.. L. Northrup for $3.50 cash
John g. Browning continues on the
place and also rents the adjoining 40
belonging to Mr.. Northrup.
,Fhe large new barns Of J. P. Dickey
and D. r. Inge, and the new wind
mill of the latter, add much to the ap-
pearance of their farms. Mr.. DIS
barn is the largest, being almost 40
feet square.
During the past week our academy
building did duty for public use three
nights in succession. NOBODY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Notice d Final Settlement

Creditors and all other persons interested in
the estate or Christians Butler, deceased, are
hereby notified that ON the 9th day of NOvem-
Der A. d. 1850, shall apply to the Probate
Court of Allen county for full and final settle
ment Of said estate.
JOSHUA BUTLER. Administrator
October 9Th. 1850
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
From Rev. M. p Webster, Pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Wes-
ton, Mass.

ton, Mass.
''ilaving been afflicted with dyspepsia and all
its attendant suirerings for fourteen years past,
ant! the last five or six with chronic diarrl.ea.
am happy to state that find myself greatly i'm.
proved. Those dlsagreeable feelings usually at
tending dyspepsia are now almost~1sirely. gone,
and the diarrhea SO far removed that suffer no
inconvenience from it, except when take cold,
or labor entirely beyond my strength, producing
somewhat of M inward Inflammation. 10 those
who are afflicted vita dyspepsia, or arrangement
of the liver and stomach, producing general pros
trarion of strength, would recommend the Pc
ruv,an Syrup as one of the most eflectnal rene
dies that have ever known" Sold by John W
Scott. IS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19

We have spesa 7and positive cure for Catarrh,
Dip,heria, Canker Mouth, and Head Ache. in
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy A nasal Injector free
with eAch bottle. Use it il you desire health and
eetsw.breath. Price 30 cents. Sold by Il. B.
Stevenson, lola, Kans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Stop That COUGH

BY going to the reliable and well known drug
stand OFF. W. Scott and buying q 81. 90 bottle Of
Green Mountain Cough Balsam. II, after using
two thiris you get no relief, return the balance
and get your money back. See advertisement in
this naner.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price Off cents to
free yourself Ofevery symptom VI these distress
ing complaints, if you think SO call at our store
and get bottle of ShilOh's Vitslizer, every bot
tie has printed guarantee on 1t. use according
~ and if it does You no good 1t will cost you
nothing Sold By Il. Il. Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola, Kansas, Nov. Is, 1880.
Andrews, John Clark, Miss L
Brown, E. w. Ganisen, John
Parish, Eada B Robinson, G B
Station, III E Welborn, Mr. Ed
Thomas, Mrs C w.
Persons calling for these letters will
say advertised"
C. NJ. SIMPSON, P. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19

serted under khis Heading for ire cenfs per line for
each publication. "Losf," "Eound, - "Wanted, -
ssT0 Rest, - ETC., cir be found here.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19

We aim to carry q first
ecl0ss 0ss0rtmaent0f goods
sund hope by honest DEAL
ing to sell goods In pro-
portion to our merits.
We will not ALLOW any,.
lone to U7aderseI US so
,J0nS as our 1UeHLthh0gds
out. Thanking our Daa-
my friends for past fou-
-o1's and soliciting a con-
tinuoDoetoff their Uulued
PATRONAGE, I am truly
Yours,
p. Hutchinson.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Die SInaDnac Der SeIbftmoroe.

Sn Der tir1Ii9 gu 8isIsfeIb ~absebaItenen
protefantti5su @onferens fir innere Mtti.
iiou bisI, Der Rrsbissr 5iri5 eineu fir IN.
iere Belt 5sa9tsuswsrtbsn 8ortras iiber
vsis Sunabae Sss SeIbimorbss". gta5
Der &souer ben sabIenmaBissn Ra9peis,
baB bic Suuabme Der Sslbitmorbs wirtli5
itattsabe. seliefert, fdbrt 'sr u. u. p5rtIi5
fort: vGs bat cine Steiseruns Der SsIbits
moxbs itattsefunben In preuBsn felt 1920
UNI 80 YrO;snt, in Sa9ien felt 1880 UNI
80 proisnt, in 8aiern felt 1910 um 81
Brosent, in 8irttsmbers felt 1850 I'M 6S
Yrosent, in Sabsu felt 1850 UNI l49 BRO,
gent, in Wedlenburs felt 1850 Jim 1875
Yro3ent, in Dsutia Os1erreid ieit 1920
UNI 100 Syo;ent, in Srantrsi9 lett 1880
UNI ls6 Qrojent, in Odnsmart ieit 1910
I'M 81 YroIsnt. Gme Abnabme wsist
ALIEN NOrpegeu auf, uub swar UNI o Yro.
Ssnt, in JoIse Der bortisen iuarfsn @sist,
ssbuns sessn ben @ltobol. 4uf cine Wil.
lion Ginpo5asr tommen s~seenudrttg al.
idbrIi6 SeIbtm6rber mad 3e~bniabrisem
Ourdi9nit! in Sa@ien 800, in Ddue'
mart $50, III 8lrttsmbsrs $50, in Wtsf
Isnburg 1877. in Yaben 1876, In 9reuBen
1873, in Ssiisrrsi9 1872, In Baiern lO3,
In S9psbsn 81, in gsIsien 70, IN Ror'
uesen 40. 9smertenswertb lit bic bS5fs
Stei8erung Der Sslbifmorbe in ben Wfonate
Mai unb SaIi, %bsruorserufsn bahur9, baB
serabe banu in 6olse Der Sise bic meilten
@eiitsstran.en, psl9e iibsrbaupt elm Orit.
tel aIer SsIbfm6rbsr ausma9en, SanS
on ft5 Isssn. Das IsrbdltniB Der 9e,
i@Isdtsr itslt ii6 ME 81: l; Sas bS9is
aIter, 1910 Sabre. felt i'm SsrbdItniB
bic b69ie SahI, gbeIeuts bic s~srinsits.
Gls llria5su babsn mir ansuisben: l. Den
mobernsu llugIauben. Ois @uansslii9en,
bel bsnsn tteier berridenber III, ftsIen bsi
weitsm msbr SeIbitm6rber als bic 6atbo!i.
Ten. 2. Die moberns 8iIbuns; Sadien
1T bas 0aao Der 6eitsn S9ulen unb Eat bic
meiifsn SeIbfu6rbsr, unb suar ni9t in
Solse bsr Anitrensuns bss pisIsn 9ernens.
8. SittenIois.eit, @snuB' unb @spinn'
iu9t; man bente an bic Spfer Der proai;
tuition, hss Sruutss unb Wu9ers."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

&iienbabnwasen babsn feline beionbere Iuf
t%tsrtiamteit errest; er bdlt fe fir cine Dor
tretFt6e ginri4tung. Muf Der 6abrt jui'
f9en Cincinnati unb Oopton bat sr eins
ldngere Strede auf Der 2otomottue geitan'
ben, um f9 BON Der 6anbbabung be,
Bremie unb Der sansen Sorri9tuns burt
eiseneu Ausenideiu ReuntniS Su psri9af:
fen. Dem 2otomotiufibrer uirb, wis sr
fast, biersuIanSe cine melt srSBers @srant.
wortIibtsit aufgebirbst, ais briben; er
mife !. y. Sur1 carbohydrates ausIusen
auf ben por ibm liessnben Babubamm bic
gabnwdrter erieten, bic b,ibsn has 9s.
letie ieoesmal begeben, ebe Elm 3ua bar
iber fabrs; in Oeuti9lunb miiIe Der 60.
fomotiufibrer bic locomotive isIber in
Srbnuns 5alteu, mas sineu GbeiI Der Seit,
bic iein amsritaniidsr college gum unses
itorten Gabraben babe, in aniprud nsbule.
OaB in ben sroBen Stabteu, MO bic
: 8abnsiss bic beIebtetsn Strasen ~treusen,
obne bub 6sfsre 0o,tsbrunssn gsssn l1ns
tdue 9ettofen limb, ni5t melt bdufiser
Weni4en aberfabren wsrSsn-pie 4. g. in
Dayton, mo breijebn gabnsn bur5 bic
Staot fabreu-uimmt i'm @unosr.
Su gtitaunsn isst isn bic arss 8er'
fdwenbrng beim Roblsnusrbrau9 in ames
%ritauii den Ga6riten. @r iast, man baule
bier nit Der wei9en &oble, ais ob ie gar
ni6ts Tote inb baran iei nidts Qnberes
S9uIb, als bic bnr9sdnsig i5Iedten 5eu.
erunssanlagsg unter ben 0ampftsfd III unb
eie 81 susen Sdornitsins, wslde feline
binrei9enee 9uftbeisuns sspdbtten. Statt
saB bier Der Hau9 uerssbrt uno nutbar
9ematt lueree, fibre er i'm @sssntbsiI ct:
men unr6tbigsn Wsb,usrbrau9 non Sob:
len be,bst. Gin bic Stele Der eneen eiisr:
men &au4fdrse iouten ssmauerte peite
S4ornifsine ~tretsu, baan pirSe nit piel
s~erinserer 3~pbIermsnes bsrisIbe 6ibssrab
entDifelt wslosn, pis iest nit pisI gr6Bs:
REM Sob!enaufwanbe.
Sie &eintguus Der StraBen in ben gro:
Ben amsritaniiden StdOten etidsint perm
Wpnsasrt n!s nns.nisenb (uno omar iebr
nit &e5t).
So6 4ues biss nur Observation-Disclosures
gen. Der @eiammteinbrud, ben Ser
Wpnsaert i5on itst pom amsrita sswons
men bat, III ein iiberaus slnfiser; Der LIN:
ternebmunssssiit, bic Arbeitiamteit, bic
sroBe 25a;traft Der Bepobuer Der Ser.
Siaatsn esfaut i'm nit 8epunberuns.
.Sisiss 9unb", iasts er, vift ba,u be-
ffimmt, sinilmaIs bas s,DBte Der grbs su
werben; europa wirb oann, aIs alte
9robmama pom wOblusrbisnten &ubms
3ebren, aber Der Smuggling amsrita wirb
tbr ben &ans abseIaafen babeu.@ sIu9
bic SuuogtOmmenbsit, NIT Der er auentbaI'
ben au%fssnomnen worbsu 1T, pirb pon
ibm ridbc!til Los unb germ ansrtannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Die YraToententpabl chit unp
lett.

Na9 benz Wortlaut unb @eifs Der Der.
Staatsn goniiitution bat bas Bolt Der Ser.
Staatsn sinsn uisl srOSeren GinfluB auf
bic MabI ees Ser. Saaten Brdtbsnten,
ais es iest Der SAD III, mo bic iosenanntsn
NationaI'@ onuentionen bisiss @si9dft Be,
iOrssn uno isber Yrdfbsnti9afts glsetor
senSibiSt III, fir ben burd cine ioI9e 9sas
tionaI g Convention nambaft aema4ten Cans
bibatsn gu itimmsn, mag sr aud nod 10
felt ibsrSeust isin, bab feline Wdbler bisls
Domination nitt biaisen.
Ra9 Der Ser. Staatsn Contribution finb
tn iebsu eiujsIneu Staate mad elmer bur4
bic Staats . 9esisIatur Az btitimmenbsn
Weiie Yrdfbenti9afts gleetorsn su erwdbs
len, wsI4en ss u%oItommsn fret itanb, lire
Stimmsn fur irsenb siRsn linen beIisbiasn
@anbibatsn abbussben. &am aaf bieIe
Weiie fsius @abl Al Stanss, b. g.. e,bielt
fein GanbiSat cine Wsb,bsit allsr Stimmsn,
10 warb es 9Hidt bes Der. Staaten &e,
prdientantenb auiss aus Der 2iite Der brei
b69lten ganbibatsn cine Muswabl Az tref,
fen. Iuf bieie Weiis fonnte nur Elm BIRDS
fbent in's guit ssIansen, Der wsnisftsns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

sic perben 6err @ebaeteur aud bas
Heinltat Der porbsrgebenben Broutnaial,
rpablen seieben ba6sn bic Situation 1T
ntdt uerdnbert worben. SEEDS BON neur
Propin5en iinb uns trsu gebIieben, AZ Ra,
muir iebo4 sins bic fatboIif9e Webrbeit
usrIoren unb be3ifsrn ii9 bic tatbolif@eu
Yrouin3talrdibs auf einise msuise Stfm,
men. SIN 9uremburs psrloren MIR cine
Stiun1e. aber bic tatboIii9e Mebrbeit
bletbt iiberudltiseub.
Oiefer ginfuB Der RatboIiten in ben feds
fprooinIiaIrdtben sibt uns cine aroBe Wa&t
uno uerurfa9t benz Winifferium pieIe I'm,
DISQUALIFICATION. Wenn fe BON 2eit AZ
Seit uniere 8Idtter bur&aebsn, fn6en He
oteislbsn ansefiat nit &ssisrunssbei9lif,
len, psl5e bic 8erorbnuagen %unferer Oepus
taitonsn, Defenders in 8streff bes neaet
S4ul9sisses, has bic RatbpIiten 10 srinb,
lI9 un3utrieben sema9t BAT, annuIiren.
vs. gtn9s 3ettweilis bas .9eri9t, baB bas
Uftntltsrium, un ft5 bss Refusaewanoes
3u entIsbisen, bic YropinsiaIrdtbe in Der
9oftnuns cine Webrbeit bariu su erlansen,
a%ufIOie; aber Der grfols Der BabIeu fir
ben sefessebenben RSrpsr 1T 6a,u anaes
than, ibm isbe berartise Soffauns gu bes
nebmsn.
Sa benz srbitterten Sample Der Iestert
Gage nabmen bic 2ibsralsn Sufladt Az
Dfttteln aler @rt. I'm Semen etne s5bee
1u seben, pis wenis ~icrupulOs- Fe finb, sins
gen tie bin unb sntpanbsn In einem i1uas
den 4usenbIide ben Sdnben bes sreifen
uno unsladli9en 8ii9ofs pon Eournap bic
TN 8srtraaen sei9risbensn griefe ietner
uerebrten Goaessn BON 0ittid unb Ramir.
Su oenielben trOfteten bic Yrdlaten ibren
Wtitbruber unS f0Btsn ibm 6oifnuns ein,
als Jet er bas Spfer zines i9uarsen Sons
plcttes. sic wuBteu 5u Der 3eit Ielbif
ni4t, bas ibres WitbruSers seilitse Sdsia,
feiten s~elitten batteu. WobIan! bic libe,
rals Prefie bemd5tists fI5 bieier Briefe
unb pubIi;irte is am Sorabeub Der Wabs
len. acknowledgement Erausr, Bil&of BON
Namiir, antwortete snttifet nit einem
groteif, Der ebeufaQs bic &unbe in Der
OefentIt9feit uta9te. Oas III elm Mufer
Der NoraI Der IiberaIsn garteil
Michaelis, abpotat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&roR9er u m.

9Sis bas vSonntassbIatt" mittbsilt,
bat unier bl. Batter Bapit Geo NIL, In
einem buIbpoqsn S9rsibsn benz bod,
wirbisiien Sii4ofe ben gmpfans Der les.
ten Ssitrd9e Der lursmb. OiSesie fur ben
Heterspfennis su msIbsu ssru9t, unb tief
ssribrt pom bisiem ususn 8sweiie elmer
tinbIi9sn 0isbe, ben Yrisltsrn unb @Idus
bisen Der Si6ceie ben innisiteu Oant aus,
ssiprobsn uno Iasn ben apoitoIil9en Sc,
gen aus 9runb bss 9sr,sns ertbeilt. Oas
ran tlsbt bic vlibsraIs" .9ursmb. Ssitg."
foIssnbs gsmsrtuus: IS iii ionberbar,
oaB Ntemanb erfdbrt, wis bod ii9 Der 8ss
tras bss Yetsrspfenniss bierIanbs bsIduft2
glbsr gum 8IisbaseI, mas ssbt Der Yetsrs.
pfsnnis bas 9~ossnbIatt an! gs wirb bod
ben 2~uremburser GatboIitsn ni4t aIs
@d3ter iibsr bic SOrie ssitslt isin? Sbrl
9nrcmburg, "a. @ai. Der am gnSs
ieSes Suartals eri9eiuenSe vRir9li1e I'm,
5eiser" entbdlt foIssnbs 9erionaI. Radri9s
ten: @s purbsu eruannt: am % Sauuar
ST.. Sat. S5IS, biSbsr goabiutor am Ben.
fionats gu Oistir9 gum Yitar in Yartrin,
gen; am Is. Wdrs Sr. Yb. S4r0bsr,
bisbsr Sfarrer 81 OibsIinssn, gum Oe5,
antsn In R6ri5 Ct warS am o. gpril ers
isst bur9 Srn. g. &si5sI, Yiarrer pom
Sahenbsim; am so. gpriI Sr. %. Col,
Ter, bisber Yfarrsr gu Steinfort, gum Yiar.
rer in Safenbsim, erisst bur1 Srn. u.
Wspers, bisber 8itar in @repenmader /;
ferner Sr. Us. Wsiua5t, bisbsr 8itar in
Sianben, gum 9farrer in Soi1sio; eriesi
bur4 Srn. IF. Wasilst, bisbsr &apIan su
SiweIs; fernsr Sr. Gus. Raut5, bisber
0itar gu Wsri9, sum 8farrsr In SSusn,
eriest bnr4 Srn. g.. Ssimes, bisbsr Gap.
Ian In SobIenfsIs; Sr. Nit. 9aal9, bis.
Der Pfarrsr In @arni6, srisst In gu ben
IN ben RpbsftanS setrstsnsn 5rn. pfarrs,
j.. Bidders.
G9terna6. glm l. Stunt baIb neur
ubr tam bic Pfarrsi &osport on Der Saus,
gum @rabe bss sroBen bI. 2anbssapofeIs
Wiuibrorb sepilsert, nm Elm pon ibrsn Mb
men IN sraaer @orSsit ssma9tss @elSbnit
absutraSen. 6ribsr sins bisie Walfabrl
mad Maffridt tn Souan6. Oteie fat un.
mSsli@s, alsu bsi9werli4e 8aufabr,
purbs nun babin abssdnbsrt, baB unite,
aasemsiner G~bsdnabme b. |. aus iebem
9auie wsnisitsns elmer, mad Grisr gspil,
CERT purbs. DIES seidab aud rsssImaBis,
bis DOR stpa 7 Sabren nit 8ssinn bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

Sinstclb. am Abenbe bes 81. Wai
assen 8 l1br nurSs bas iioIirt ssIsssns
6aus, iowie S9sune unb StaIung bes
aderers q. SeIton elm &aub Der Jlammen.
Der 8erIuif bss gisenibimsrs pirb auf
5000 st.. uerani9Iast. Dsber 5aus nod
RobiIiar waren uerii9ert.
Bon ben trnttener 8araden. am 81.
Utai p%erbrannts albisr bas 6aus bes Ar:
bstters Wolitor. Gin Rinb in Der Wieae
purbs nod our re6ten 3eit benz 5susr ent,
rtiien. Wtt ausnabme Ginger serbro9ener
Wobel unb Der paar &Isibunssitide brannie
4ues nieber Bis auf ben @runb. Der
S9absn beIduft fd stpa auf 500 Sranten.
Der aru,e Rann III nidt psrfdert. Oie
uria4e bes granbes Idst ii9 ni5t bsiims
men.
enrsmburs. Wis bic ,2uremb. 5ts."
melbet, itno bic So. 6. Slider, Sissen
uno 6. Buffet gu Nitslis6srn Der SUN fur
bic 8isb. Iusits0uns ernannt porosn, bic
ndditsns s.lesentli9 Der ~5Oiibrissn SubeI:
fsier in Srifsl absebaltsn wsrbsu wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
bic 8ubI zines sroBeu 1bsiIes bes GoItss

bic BabI zines sroBeu GbsiIes bss goItss
mar.
Na9 benz bsutisen Spifsme tann ss iebr
lei9t sef4sben, baB Elm Wann, an msI9en
9tismanb aIs @anbibat ssbu9t bat, bic
Domination unb bic Babl srbdlt.
6raber saben Bel Der 8abl bic unmittel
bar bur9 bas Bolt erwdbItsn @Isetoren
ben ausi4las, beute entidsibsn bic bur9
bic WarbpoIititer msiitenibeiIs obns Be.
ibsilisuns bes Bottles sewdbIten OsIssatsn
CUR Rational Convention unb III bas aud
Die ein5i9e uria4e, usBbaIb beuts nur nod
mittslmdBise Wdnner ms ueibs 9aus &C.
lansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
8ir&ftGe g1eutggeiten.
SnIans.
Gr5bi6ess st. 2ouis.

Gr5bi6cee st. 2ouis.
0smaB Der pom benz bodu'iisn grsbi.
Idol &enrit etlaiienen grmddtisuns baben
big isst srlt pier 9emeinbeu Der grsbi5ceis
Gruitses srwdblt uno ii9 %incorporirsn lai.
len, ndmlid bic gu Soplin, Saipsr Co..
ct. Sonifacius 6ir4e gu @arOnbslst, 81.
OrsifaIttsfsits Rir@e in st. 2ouis unb bic
gu ct. @ensuisps, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

y @nmsrfuns br &ssasiisn Der .@autts.
-Sa rebl /! absr aud ben elmer @lsi&siltistsii
ssssn isint rslisiSisn pTi&ten, stssn BE Ssili.
suns hes Spnntass, bic ben 6rsimaursrn bsim.
ltt eas .9trj i'm 9tibt LADEN niadt. 81 % ssnu
Mot mSsli9 icl9t Gefli&fsitsn an tiusm @sri.
ta8t ~ balttn z Wit sitls Don ben S6nssrn
unb 3ui9autrn tpsretn an hem Gag cine bL.
Ws1e ssbSrt baben ? Wir mSssn ans irrsu
nne trtusn uns itbJ. ntnn mir uns irrsn assy
@fsssnbrt mabt Disss.
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1850 pENSSsH1hnAVHaN1A 1880


TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
srLxspS G scsssnT r Msss LICE 1 Eau.rxxs1
TRAINS Lave EE' ss safHsss sss9 from Depot
corner Of sixth and streets. as follows:
Parior Car to Pittsburs. and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburs to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Pals and he North. a % a. N. daily, except
Cars 70 s.0f For Tap San
Lock Hsyen, and Emira. at 10 40 .. m. daily,
For New York and the East 10 8. m, and 80 D.
m daily, except sunday. and 40 p. m; daily.
Of Pullman Parior Cars. so 3. m. daily, except
jersey Sts With boats o5 Broofiyn Snnss a.
fording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
double ferriase and journey across New York
For PGiI.dsIph,a. 10 An and 80 ., M. daily.
For ssiS .ss.osP' s sanasS
For d SGSs . sS:ss 90 and 40 pm
For Annapolis. 90 am. and 20 p. NJ. daily. ex-
espt sunday.
NAV A. k sIP ale AdLsE66ANDsIA AND WASHING
S;2s. and II 80 ,. n. On Sunday st7 ma
For R;cb "a; and 80 :. n p. sor,, ,u ,.p
Trains leave Aeiandris Tor Warrington. 8, 8. 10
saadss & ~ e M and sad T. .aa sss
Ticists, Information. s,eepins and p,r,or Oar ~.
oommodations can be procured st the ofices-north-
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
4 xhsTs orders
be Left for chechins Of basssse 70 destination from
FRAGx THOMsOH, Genera Manager. novs
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DIED.


DAVIS. At 1915 a. m. May 10. 1880 after a
long and painful illness, which she bore with Chris
tan fortitude, SUSAN Z. DAVIS, in the forty
seventh year of her
he relatives and friends of the family are in
v1ted 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
No No.; 3i9 street southwest Oh Wednesday, May
O'NEAL. On the morning of May 10th, 1880,
MARY ELLEN ONEaL, beloved wife Of VIM. ONeal
and daughter of Andrew and Margarete e. Carroll,
Ia the thirty third year of her age
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend her
funeral from the residence of her husband, No.
Il26 III street northwest, Wednesday, May 18th,
!eS0; at & 80 q, M Requiem high mass at st.
stephens Church, at a. IN. e
Post copy.l
PHALAN. Saturday. May sth. 1890, in Boston,
DANIEL u. PHALAN, q native of Queens county,
ireland. but for IS years q resident of Boston.
Father OF DR.. ID. G. Phaian, of this city.
RYE. On the morning of May the lith. 1880. at
10 q. m., RoRERT ERNEST, beloved son of John
Nj. and Mary j. Rye, AGED years and months.
precious jewel from our home is taken.
Funeral will ia he place from his mothers resi-
dence 429 Tenth street southwest To morrow
invited 10 attend.
SCHENCK. On May 10. $780, in San Frsncisco,
Cal, WOODRUFF 8. SCHENCK, AGED thirty -pine
years. son of Rear Admiral James II. Schenck, q.
S. navy.
SMITH. On Tuesday. May IL, 1880, at 10
a. M, ANNIE w. SMITH, youngest daughter OF tbe
late Nicholas A. Smith, of Baltimore
Notice Of funeral in 10 morrow's Star.
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RAILROADS.
DALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROA

RALTIMeREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRA0K.
National Route and short Line to the
North, NoEthwest, West,
To take effect Sunday. November IT, 1879. At lao
LEAVE wsAsTa1saroN.
.Sse Pm --Baitimore. EIHcott City and Way Sta
Cos s.n.-tNew York. Philadelphia and Boston
Et ZIP On Sundays to.Baltmore only. Break
$50 m. .Bsltimore, Annapolis and way. CPied-
mont strasburg, Winchester. Hagerssown. Frede-
so6s way SfB Bali nsas and Laurel Express
Of K1es ssa srasburs
SIS s.m:-NeS York. P Phi phis, Boston and
BBaaifn59ore Express Par!or car to New York and
s:ss a:m;.tst. Louis. CHICAGO, Columbus and
K KITs6uTs Express Frsderck HszerstSwn and
staunton Pullman cars to Cincinnati. daily. Graf.
Ton 20 Sandusky, daily except Saturday.
800 sm.-4Ba.tmore, Annapolis and Way. Sun
10 100 a.m.-Baltimore Express. Stops st Badens-
toI, JCoeee' BetsEine, LAUREL Annapolis juno
i2;lO ]. m.-Baihmore. Annapolis. ElHcott City
$50 ,. msaNew York. Philadelphia and Boston
pnssy sG sn anq I %ay
Express. Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:35 P.m.-tPoint Of RocKs, Frederick. Hagers-
town. Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday
440p.m.-t baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
lions. ~
5:3Op.m -tPHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS Norfolk, except Sun
day Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct to
0ss 81 soeis and sas laurel
az I KID st fsGsEl E1
e seq sss;g, s.a to Up
caro-. pittsburgh except Sunday
Gas p. m.-tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops st Bladens.
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York. and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia:
80 p. INST Louis and Cincinnati Express.
fDaily tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply ut the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, and
500 6l9 and Corner I4th and Pennsylvanis avenue.
where orders viii be taken for Baggage to be
shecked and received at any point Ia the city.
W n. CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation.
L. M COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO q EOnNTZ- General Agent. my17