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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
SHOT-GUNHED,
THE VICTIM A RAILWAY EN-
GIEEER.
Strange and ReVengeful Con
duet for Unexplained Rea.
sons.
SHOT-GUNHED,

This morning, about one hour after
sunrise, Mr. Buck Elliott, the eDgin-
eer Of railway freight train, was bad.
ly shot near the fair grounds, on the
NJ. &C. r. r. He narrowly escaped
with his life, but by good fortune the
buckshot charge lodged in his shout
der aud arm. The affair is a strange
one, ADD is anveloped in considerable
mystery.
As freight train No. Z. which start
ed from the city at an early hour,
neared the fair grounds. a man was
noticed waving a flag as a signal to
indicate danger ahead. The engineer,
upon seeing the signal checked up
the train, though did not
stop entirely. When about opposite
where the lagman stood, Two women
were roticed near by. The flag waver
was noticed to drop his signal and
gathered up a shotgun which he
aimed at tn engineer ald turned her
loose, the charge striking the victim,
as before remarked, in the shoulder,
causing him to fall on the platform
in front Of his lever. The colored
fireman quickly uncoupled the engine
rom the train, started the engine up
the road in a hurry and left the freight
coaches on the track. The passenger
train, which goes out an hour or so.
behindth freight, coming along found
the freight train on the track without
any engine attachment and pushed it
on up to Buntyn's stltion.
As the Somerville passenger train
came in some time after, the wounded
man boarded it aud came to the city for
surgical relief. He is painfully. but
not dangerously hurt, and will recover
Vndor proper care IN a few weeks.
The object Of the shooter was evident
ly to kill his victim outright, as he
ran briskly after the engine when il
moved away from the train, but he
wa unable to overtake it. It was
plain that he meant 10 nae tho other
barrel Of his gun if he could get a
chance. The object Of the as
saasin is unknown, but is sup.
posed to have been to wreak re.
venge for some fancied injury against
the railway, as Mr.. Elliott is one of
the best and cleyerost men on the
road, and is not known to have a per.
sonal enemy anywhere. lie is a wild
ower with ono child. The railway au-
thoritios will leave nothing undone to
ferret out the diabolieal individual
who appears 50 bloodthirsty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
Wilson WIN be Elected.

The high tax papers continually de-
clare that Wilson is losing votes; and
at the beginning of the race they also
stated that he had no strength. Then
how in the name of Caesar if he had
no strength how could he lose it. The
fact ofthe matter is this, he is gaining
day BY day, and will continue to do 50
until November 2, when the people
will elect him W all ro'i tion
WHITE BLUFF, TENN, October 20.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
FRIDAYS FAILENGS.
A Half Hour in the Police Court.

Adam. the clerk sat behind the
rail peacefully putting a "~Stinkadors,
imported on ice from Havana, The odor
OF burnt boot soles slowly arose and
perlumed the clear morning air. With
his coat-tail rammed in his nostrjls.
the court deposited his weary frame In
the Judgment seat, and casting a with
ering look at the clerk, asked if the
funeral was ready to b'giN-h he fmelt
the incense. Answered IN the affirm
alive, be called for the bo6y-of John
Jones, and that individual took HIS
place b.fjrc the bar.
Where have | heard the music Of
that name?'' the judge queried, allow
iOg his mind to dhN to China.
81 an the s,ion of a NOBLE house
the lastof myrace," solemnly answered
Jones.
You do look like the flg end Of
creation, rejoined the judge. yet
you are charged with being drunk and
d%isorderly, aud trying to make your
horse climb a barber pole for persim.
m5ns. Now, why should I not 6re
you five dollars? You are sile..t; you
cannot answer. Enough"
THE C0RN MAN.
Every bottle warranted to
cure seyenty-seven cornsl" exclaimed
DR.. Fitzdoodle, as he dofod his stove
pipe, and twirlins his moustache with
the thumb and fore finger of one hand.
held a vial in the other.
Sir" reprOved the court nov
don't be surprised. 1t will-yes. If
will. The great spirit Of the Arkan.
sas bolton, coming to earth
one day and resting upon a
decayed gum stump, deposited
within its hollow the ingredients of
which this compound is male, leaving
a testimonial saying he had been cured
Of ten coyns on his left foot, six hun.
drei on his right, one on the end of
his nose and six on hisunder law.
Have you such a thing about your
boots as a corn2'' oonclued the prison
er uneockipg his bottle.
"Phewl | warn you to clean out.
disinfect and seal up that bottle-and
your mouth at once. Prisoner dis.
charged without further trial. License
slA,0OO,0OO a day sir. Get outl' or
ploded the court and the curtain fell.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
Slltf me %lsblres am iQr tle beaftt OF n
CHICKASAW GUARDS,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1880.
AT TIE
ARhORY, on HERNAEDO STREET
NEAR UNION.
Admission twenty-five Cents


e11Ihe lady friends Of the company will con
duct The sales, and oeciate at the variou.
stands, which have been arranged in a tasts
Tai and artistic manner, to repr sent diGersn.
nationalities, under the diiect,oa Of one q
our leading architects
Musical entertainment, Vocal and Instru
mental, will form a feature Of each nisht.
programme. Dancing siier 10 .'cloek.
A all Merchandise, Books, Br ca brse
etc, which will be offered for sale. are dons
lions to the company from merchants. ct hon,
and abroad, the prices will be as moderate a
in any 6rst-clats establishment.
Refreshments Of all KIDD. viii be ssved a
reasonable rhte..
The committees in charge desire T., convo,
The Impression that this ertert iinmsat. a. Z
Wlthstanding that 1t q for he benefit 1T
COMPANY, will be conduct dsole yfortbspl.a
ure oftheir patrons. Labor, money anlr,od
having been freely contributsi BIZ thcie host
Of Friends, both here and else A.re, th,i 30
cher will be dispensed in the same No o.
spirit. 70 uni Unreasonable ratsl or ex,,r r.o
any Kind viii be permitted.
The Chiekasaw Guards extend Z, b.,.
friends and tie pail lie generally a most on
dial invitation to come and spend a p'ess,n.
evening with them. assuring an o bearty vel
cOme. 4246
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
KAHN & FRETBERG.
Another Ginhouse Turned.

The ginhouse of Colonel W. n.
Seaman, twenty miles below this city.
in Arkansas, together with twenty
bales Of cotton was burned yesterday
afternoon. A new engine had just
been put up, and the gin was started
yesterday a few hours previous to It's
destruction. Fine ginhouse was in
sured for $500 and the cotton for $500
in the agencies ofG, B. Wexford & Co
Of this city, but Mr.. Scaulan loses q
thousand dollars or more above the
amount insured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

that the republicans have confide nee
in the peaceable intentions of the
south. 1t shows that they are a lii tie
bit ashamed of their partisan, s, &c
tional campaign. General Carrie Id
would be the first man to regret a Vi C.
tory won by appeals to the passi on
and bitterness Of the war. He knows
il is all politics, just as Hayes did.
Before Hayes was elected, nothing
was too bad for the south; after his
election nothing was too good. What
tho southern people want is not to be
abused as traitors before the election
and petted like the returned prodiosG
after, but to be treated as men, to be,
reasoned with and convinced, Just as
we reason with fellow citizens in other
states.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
AMUsEMENTs.
ouR GERMAN 7


A fair and fashionable audience
greeted Mr.. GusWiliahs at Leubrio's
theater last night on the occasion of
his initial appearance here in "0ur
German Senator" The groundwork
of the story upon which the play is
built. is a rich and fat old German
brewer of Wisconsin, who marries
Mrs. Gumpy, a poor but fat and very
colossal widow, on the Mrs Gen. GilAo-
ry order, with ambitious political and
social designs, possessing, however, no
evidence OF culture or education her
self. In fact, the ambitious but ro-
bust female is as coarse as a bear, and
her office Seeking husband isn't much
better. He turns loose any quantity
of that rich German accent which
General Scott was so charmed with
when he a against Frank Pierce for
the presidency, and he does an i'm
mense amount of nonsensical
things, while his better half keeps
even with him in that
line. She has no German accent, but
she manages to distort the kings En-
glish with a copious flow Of ridiculous
ldioms intermixed with Latin and
French and other foreign sentences
entirely foreign to the subject under
discussion. There is not much skill
in the plot, but the play is full of
ludicrous situations and funny scenes.
As j. Adolph Dinkel, the wealthy but
retired brewer, Mr.. Williams is artistic
and witty with a profound respect for
Mrs. Dinkel, of the generous
physique. In the latter part
Dora Stuart plays vigorously, and in
vests it with a deal ofinterest that
could not be pictured by any ordinary
player. One of the worst characters
IN the play Is that Of "Dyonisius
Puff the newspaper man. As a
progressive little girl badly in love,
Miss Julia De Young was exceedingly
sprightly, while BERTHE Benton" her
sweetheart, was as silly as is necessa-
ny under similar circumstances in
real life. Judge Spruce" a merce-
nary pension agent, is fairly repre-
sented by Mr.. H. ListOn. The play
will be repeated tonight and to-
morrow afternoon.
THE BAZAAR.
The bazaar of the Cbickasaw Guards
at the company armory, is a very at
traclive resort, where the beauty, The
fashion, the pleasure seeking night
ly gather to enjoy the festivities.
Dancing, singing, aud other delightful
pastimes are a part Of the entertain,
meDt. To night a fine clock is to lie
rallied, and a silver flower stand vote d
to the most popular young lady.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
FISEll FISH! FISIII

Reel Foot Perch, MackInaw
Trout, White Fish, Red snapper.
Salt Water Mnllefs, ShO;ce Gel.
cry, the best quality Of OYSTER,
att al reasonable prices. give
him IA trial and zee the diTefencr.
AT }. A. BignRigO's, 80. rs ana
$50 Second street. sgt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
TIL re was a large crowd in attend.
ance az the Bazaar last night.
Cabinets al - perIOzen.
Cottage Gallery,
40 Beat street,

Fresh NOriciR aud n. Y. n,ue
Point Oysters and also cIamS,
received daily. Ladies' Oyster
ParlOr upstairs.
A. RAGGIO, II aud 10 Jefferson.
lgk
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
A large lot Of LRces and En-
brOideTies Just opened at the
BiuT City Bargain store,
2i4 Main Street.
Ladies' will do we'll 10 call. 42i
The Weather.

The Weather.
To-day's weather report, as indica.
el by the signal service weather bul
l%s'ius, is occasional light rains and
'ardy colder winds for the Tennessee
nd Ohio valleys, and colder winds in
he lover Missouri valley, with snow
nd lain in the upper Mississippi and
lower lake regions. Occasional rains
are threatened in the east and west
gull, the south Atlantic and the mid
die, and the Now England states.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express by
VICTOR ID. FUUIIs,
30 and Al Jefferson. At
E'ersOaRs.

DR.. Buddeke, eye aad oar diseases.
No SO oast Court street. lat
Colonel G. w. Gill, (of Southern
Democrat cats-paw lame) has returned
to the city.
Colonel G. W. Armistead, editor Of
the Bolivar Bulletin, has been in the
city two or three days.
Rev. EUGENE Daniel, pastor Of tn
First Presbyterian church, returned
this morning from The north, after an
absence Of several weeks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

Just received; New BuckMheat,
q. d q. Cider, Holland Herring.
Russian Sardines, PigSfeet,Hemi-
ny and Grits, all chOieeand fresh.
q. A. EekerIy q Bro, cor. Front
and Union. AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

The Tenth Ward Democracy.
Enthusiastic grand rally tonight
at the corner Of South and Main
street, The meeting will be addressed
by the following distinguished gontle.
men. Hon Casey Young, General G.
P. NJ. Turner, p. NJ. Winters, ESQ
John I. Moss, ESQ and the candi
dates for the legislature. An invita-
ton and hearty welcome to all.
PAT CoLLAGAN,
Chm Tenth Ward Dem. Club.
NJ. +. KENNEDY,
Sec'y Dem Elk. Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

The fifteen dOlla's appropriated by
the legislative council yesterday upon
the petition Of Scott A. Murray "for
school purposes" was to build a foct
bridgeo on Webster street, east Of Main,
for the use Of his teachers and pupils.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
CLOTHING!
FURNISHING GOOI

FURNISHING GOODS
We offer unusual bargains in our
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
Department.
A large stock and low prices.
KAHN q, I'D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
Inqu1sL

Esquire john spe'nman held an in.
quest YESTERDAY %oyoniOg upon the body
OF Felix Fernelt, at his. boarding.
house. between Main and 'front.', on
jackson street, returning a verdict Of
death from heart disease. He had
been taken i'll but a short while bo.
lore, and DR.. Donahue was sent for
but he was unconscious when tho
physician arrived, dying a few minutes
after. He had no family.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
DUB CHEAP cOLuEn.

Il a1rsrtleus1H u1dsr the hszd of FOR
"A Kent, fer SALE. wanted, Loot, straysd,
Slele-s se-, VII le hereafter charEed 5 cent?
1lt - sAc1 l-te-tlCl, ADS cents per
Azs sns EssE Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

The wheel of fortune is attracting
much attention at the Bazaar, Go and
take a chance and be happy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

Fresh deviIed Crabs with shells.
Little npck CLAIMS. Canned Cod
fish Balis. Lambs Tongue.
37t BUCKHAM& CAMPBELL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
One-Sided Bet.

New York SUM-
A dealeri in wagonsin an up.country
town was called upon by a democrat
who desired to purchase a two seat
depot wagon. Finding just the article
he wanted, and the price $3.50 salts.
factory, he was about TO close the bar
guin when the republican dealer said:
Fay, Henry, III tell you what I'll do.
You deposit a certified check in our
bank for $3.50, the price of the wagon,
aud YOU can take the vehicle. will
agoe that The check shall not BE- dis
turbed until after election, and then if
Garfield j. chosen president draw
the money, but I'LL ncocs. you draw
it,
IAN right, Joshua. replied the dem
ocrat, but say, is that the way you
are betting altogether now?'
II did not seem TO occur to the deal
'sr that with Gar6eld's election he
would only receive his own money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
The Republican Raid on the
south.

n. Y. Herald, 2bh.l
The republicans, il is said, have
resolved TO make a vigorous campaign
J n some of the southern states. 1t is
: ather late in the canvass to begin,
nut better late than never. This ac-
ion has a double meaning II shows
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22
FOR SALE

- nsE al ~ ~seegr1-haud fouble 1rzys
0ll1-e y EJhLkA, Hls1&C0 90
yls fOk cALk-0n nernznlo. Laudsr
Aa. o. Aehinney Tract, near Broad
way and saekf1n ftreess.
n Wa. NHgATgEY. AGENT,
u. K Cook g II.
FNhE type, prassss. c.e.. al a c--- --- II
printing e~raaHEhmert. now dqirr 49,
11s pasine z, T. oasrcd f5T sale AZ 4 barrsi6.
LAtssi aiyle u tfpe &c god condition. fo1r
gof5on PTe-ssi, pager cutter. card eutfsr. ete
Apply ~ oles % 3. O. TOOF AGO. *
News lax, in j. D eaaf, finest article
~ Als9 Zoe ysTd and Job InkF. of M eoia-.
40 2nalitle, az LedEer Office. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

f. FransiOIi, 202 Front, receives
fresh Oysters daily by exDress. 68
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-22

PUBLIC LEDGER job printingoficc
and book binderY, Is Madison.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

petr Nonnen ntht rpire ansefdQt aetpe,
fen. 70 eas 6ibania In Der san,en Belt
NIT benz ~beipnpern 0amsn .SnIel ber
6sflisen" 8enannt rpuree."
I'm iens 3ett crying Ter &uf Der Sir&e
an Srlanc, I'm, BON ibn trsu: @laubenss
bcten fir BE @SIfsr ess absnplances au
erba!ten, uno Srlano gstprhte. Surs
mar ietn gsruf absr barun, ni6t mineer
bebr; cas 6rifli6 eipiliirte europa
miro bshelbsn utnrsrmsbr psrgsfen.
Sn ribrsnesr Ginfabbett er,dblt uns bic
9el6idte, pie bic Wdnnsr BON Srlanb
bic Wdlesr ces Continents curb,paet
als apUtolii6e @anpsrsr bic &lbfer
BON euruel In Sursuno, BON pasta,
ct. 8aasn uno @dr3bura, pie iie &C.
srinpst repnt uns Ger Gbprntf, urb
meter fibrt CT unS aus Der rptlpeu G5bu
sur ancsrn Seite Der alpsn, tn Sos
canas's bIibsnee 9sflpe, unp eanr,
tpeif er auf pis 6etmatb surif.
.5Srtst ibr iSSn BON Der SuisL bic fern an ben
Warfsn bss Abrnbs
Glidli9 ME tsins f4 ssbnt? sertia y pirb fe
ssnanrt.
S9Sn III cas- 9a.b, uus ron Gplc unS @sasin
une ron irsIitsn S6dssu
Strcst Isiu S6crb. linp pie Nib beiisrt bic
Come bic Cuff Nismano Sersisut bier III mob.
men, ais psr aus hem Snmms Der S&ottsn,
WGnnsr, i'm ariese srprrbt - Wdnner, i'm
Gritbea sslpbt."*)
DO III pieiss slddltGe Scctsa BIN
6ter TN 3bi! Dor uns, no sint Sanet
8sptn'5 bldbense, Sclfrst1e Stact aes
ffdnten, ffbt man isBt ntdtS rstr ais
etne Strsde pouer &uinen, dbsr peI1e
sslpentiIte Wolftni6attsn frrtbuIten.
Sanet 8spin's Staoty tpsl6e bier cas
6eri Der 9essno mar, bate oisI eur1 bic
GIemente, pur6 8lutb unb Gsuer, ;u LETT
ben ; absr na6 jseem Sturns, mad isper
preifa&en 3srfbrunssn srftanO Is
uno srbldbte rpieper - bic surt
Sabre 1898. Su eieiem &abeniabr fas
men bic Gnslinrsr uno trannten Sanct
Staet bis auf raS lsBte @rass
bilmhen In Den bsmcosten Wduern ME-
Der. Ssitcem III fe ni6t rsbr aufses
baut rporesn. .a
y Scotia" (S6oitldnt) nire ned i'm IS.
Sabrbunssrt ais Iams fur SrIanS ssbrau4t.
5sriisBuus fplst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

fdlassnsn Dunfan. DaS GinfabrtbUr
esr 6arm mar f6pars bsbanssn. Die
9eute ces Dprfes Iammsltsn fb i'm 5pfs
ODER Lungs oss Wssss. Die Grausr Der
Bamtlte GissR oy ibsr ben srdslihsn
Wcro puree BON aasn sstbsilt ; auf III,
Ter 9sF6tern mar ber;lide Sbeilnabme
ausseprdst.
als Batter 6iB.3 oy auf Der S9pfus
Der Ginsansstbars TN prtsferli&en Sc
ruance eritisn, rparen bic 4usen Susr
auf tbn sertdtst, unb Elm nitlsibisss
GsHdtsr lief rur9 bic &sibsn. Mit be-
rester, sitterneer Stimms r~seittrte sr bic
porsei9rtebenen 8irdenssbete, uno rann
ieBte itb Der 3us In gepssuns sur
8trde. llnmtttelbar Dor lem Sarse
trus Elm Gborfnabs pas 8reu;. 5inter
rsm Sarge fcIste, beftis psiasrp une
BON spet Wdscsn ssfdbrt, bic arH,e
Wutter.
Batter Sis RcY fies sum <ar btrs
an ; man b5rte rur lein Sstsn uni eas
S6lud,en Der alien frau, rts 70 ridt
BET eem Sarge n%tebersefntet mar, tas
ibre Sttrne cas Scetentu6 beribrte.
Iaa 8ssnpisuns Der Wsie purse
Der 2si6ndn auf BEN 8ir6bOf~ binausss<
trassn nnp In eas bsreite 8rab ssienft
unp ais aud bic Ginfesnuns selteben
mar, fa bic Groe, @urf mad 0urL aut
ben Sars. Grpmme 6inee b%etreutsn
zen @rabbaesl In Der Gle NIT g!umsn
uno iesten Gas 8rsus earauf.
Das leBte 9sbst mar ssipro5su. Der
Yfarrsr trat udbsr an frau snnY beraa.
"Muttsr J" iaste G NIT idpantsnpsr
Gimme, FER IS pteies Wal umiOnit msbr
Gsfisfsit su ssbsn vsriu@ts.
Grau snny iianp auf unp folste IT,
rem Sobne. Da eteier aber nod In bic
Sirds uno sur Saertfst musts, fane sr
Die Wuttsr na9bsr auf Dunfan'S grate
rr!eeer.
S9peissno perfolsten nun bic 8sipsn
neben sinanpsr ibren 0ss. Sn Der
farm anselanst, felte Der pfarrsr cen
esbnaubl AnnY's ans Ssusr. IsBte f9
ibr ssssndbsr, unS Belize bIieben 70 fssu,
in bieisIben i5mspli6en @epanfsu sers
theft; Wuttsr una Srueer pa9ten on
Duntan. ben fs btsniscsn ni6t ptsbsrs
ieben ipIteu.
plSBltd bsftste frau slnny fbre Aus
gen auf Den pfarrsr unp bstrabtete bic
fen nit 70 entiestsn 8liden, bas psrislbs
ii6 81 ibr binIber beuste nit Der Srase
uBas bait ru, Wuttsr ? mas 1T ptr 2"
@nny srsriT bsftis feline 5ane, fslte
ibn Dor stnsn Sptssel uno rtsf auf ieis
men 3cd csutsnp: "Disis Glsdsn, .. rtsfs
Glsfsn !"
SsBt srit sspabrte Satsr 6iss RoY. pas
feline 8leirer sunfsls. rStbliGe Slsfen
trusen als er f6 itsr Gri!by 9ebeust
als sr DunRan'5 eei4e aufsebpbsn battle,
mai ietn Sod nit Srueerblat bsnsst
pcreen.
Wfit faum b5rbarer Stimne erpisosrte
Ger pfarrer: nWuttsr, eieiss blutbsflsfts
Sletp ipQ cine befdnciss Wabnuna FIR
mid isin 80. MSslia, pae IS In SeBen
,srfiat - eanr, rttt eber, peree t6 IS
ableSsn !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06
Die Gridsinaag.

Gsrn teitst Der Sire feline Gotten unter
Irimmsrn. SIN 9eten bat maj, i'm
aus ieiusn 5siIistbdmun Ssrfpssn ;
nun iu6t sr I'm Sore unter ibren &ui,
men issn Eager.
Gu6 DunRan baben re unisr Trams
msrn ssbetst. Ssst IFS Die rsdte
Belt, uns auf Isinsm @rabe um:uisbsp.
= isst no unii9sr Don, Sbsine ees
cur6 pdfsrs @oltsn uuna6tstsn Wons
ps5 bslsu6tst. eine seiasrbafte @etaIt ben
friI6sn 5~OptsnbaseI umi&!si&t.
@el9' I4ausrisss Nadtbilp !! Sisr In,
Gbals Dor uns, no pas sluse ntbtS ers
i1aut ais sine Strefe Dpu Hutnsn, ibsr
wel9s ssipenhti&s @oltsnl4atten bu.
IGen, bier bat etnf zine bldbenee, soifs
ret1s Staet seftanpen. 8or prsi,sbns
bunpert Sabrsn s.ri&tste Sauet
Septn In eislsu eafsrn BsrstsGa ais
pFan;fdtts @rifliasr 9sfttans Elm 3lps
fer, psl&sS raid tmporblabts. Namsnt.
LID felt pss @rdnpsrS suttislissut Ises,
esG,n 8sptn bunpertunesp an3is Sabre
ali psrtlid. reid an 8sreienfsu unp an
Ssilistsit, fr5mtsn bic Gsifssmdnnsr
aus alien @esenpen Der 8rinsn Snisl
bersu, uri an benz Srte. ben letn Gu6 ses
pttbt, ibr Setl su ptrfsn. Soeann
rsibste f@ 3els an Bells, SItte an Quite
IS erbpben it6 GapsIsn unp 3ir6en auf
ben lanft a~ntetssnpsn Sassln, unp aus
Der bdferen S1lubt ipare etn anmutbts
ssS Ibal, unb berdbmt purpe bic Statt
I'm 8anssn 9anps. Burger eeS 5tms
nels, 10 sr,dblt bic 9essnee parsn bic
Ssppbnsr ttslsr Stapt; frpmme Wbnte
Iasen BIER unb S1pIaren, oft aus f5s
ntslt1em Dilute, bsYbIferten bic stpSlbz
ten 6aIen pesr rpaneeltst nit ibren sbrs
rparptssn 9sbrsrn In idatttsen S5feu.
Die 8arpen lanssn ibrs balb bsipniI9sn,
balb &rifliden 9iseer Don Dim unp
benz beili8sn patrtd, unp funfssibte
Sdnpt beualten pas persamsnt NIT iss
nen frsunelib beoeutunssppusp Snittas
len, esrsn 9Olei6immtr nnp S~arbsnfris
lbe auf rem ibon balb psrmpeertsn
@runce mir mob tsuts sbrfur6tssOa
b%ewuneern.
Das mar bic splesne 3sit SrlanpS,-
,pis S&ulr pss Wsnens, Der file Wobns
fB esS SrirpsrS, ssr GrSmmistsit psr
Wtrtbl6aft, pts fe SebnRen rannte.
| Soft fetn WinfeI pt8 Qdnees morp oes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

Batter GiBs Rcy fsuts swei Ssls eampen
ans 8ett, idirte pas 6srpfeuer unp
leste fb parauf. Gtlbft fdretsenb an bus
8opfenpe Der 9et6e. Setner Seele Itefe
euoa iber BON bitterm Shmsr3. @on
3ett AT Belt lanste sr mad hem Gruet
fir, pslGes er BON Der Wuuer senommen
unb auf Duntan'S 9ruf selest bate
feline 9ippsn uml6loGsn bsS Gil5isrs
purdbobrte Gdbe NIT elmer Snbrunf, als
trppfe efn fissr, ftdrfenrer Wsin aus ben
flaTenpen @uuteu. Damn lsste er tas
3ethsn beS 5stlS pieter auf ras Ssrs
bss Gbrifen, Der 70 unSsrbpft pom &C.
ben gum Ipbe ibersseanssn ipar, urb
nabm auf's neue feline unbspesliae Dali
tuu9 an.
Oils tie srtsn Strablsn Der Worssns
r6tbs I'm Often aufsldbter, bssab er fd
su Der Staluns uno faste bort su sinem
Der 8nsdte Softer, MIR BADEN ben
8i6ter bier ppnn5tben eurfrn iunssn
5srrn IN Elm lnslif pispsrfabrsn -.
Sast Gem &t9ter, bic eeibe Dunfan's
fet bsute Nadt auf Soiuab'a aferfelo
ssfunesn rpercen, urb bitist tbn, CT nrSae
bsrdb:r fOmmen unp ieinss &mtss mall
ten."
Cine Stupbs fpdtsr. srf9isn Der 8i&s
ter auf efm 5ofe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

8aibinston, .. g., Is. San. 1880.
s. 8. @arusr & o.-8srtber 5srr:
idreibe nm mitsutbsilsn, baB uaSs
benz i'd Sdrs Safe YiGsn sebrau6t, unb
gsfunSsa babe, bag uoatommen benz ents
ipre9en fur mas lie s~mpfobIsu werSsn tn
Sbrsm Circular, uno psroe i'd bieieIben
3sbem aIs bic beisn Piqeu i'm Wartte ans
e~mpfebIsn.
SOispb Sratbsr,
400 W Ctr, 0aibiustOu, .. 6.