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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given, by the UNI
dersigned. that on the 25th day OF
May, 1880, one dark bay mare colt,
about two years old, with white star
IN forehead, and one light bay horse
colt, about one year old large
size), the owner or owners Of which
are to mo unknown, strayed upon
lands owned by me, ON which / reside,
to-wit: The SWll Of the NEli Of Sec
ton twenty-six coy, town Ave (5),
north of range five (5) east, in the
town OF Moscow. Iowa Co., Wis.,, and
was there found and taken NJ by me
the owner or owners OF which are re-
quested to call, prove property, pay
all damages and costs. and take said
strays away. kNrpr kNrnTSoN.
Dated June 18th, lSSo.-l5-i
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
State Of Wisconsin-Couuty Cour

State Of Wisconsin--Couuty Court
for Iowa County In Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that at a regular term
OF the Iowa County Court, To be held in and 10 r
said county. at the Court House, in the village
OF Dodgeyille, In said county. on the 9th day
of July, A. d.. 1880 being the first Tuesday of
said month, ut o'clock in he afternoon Of
rald day, the following matters will be heard
and considered:
The application of Priscilla Il. Phillips to nd
init TO probate the last will and testament OF
Hugh phillips, late OF the city Of Mineral
Point, in said county. deceased, and for the
granting Of Letters Testamentary thereon to
| raid applicant
And II il further ordered. that public notice
thereof he given to all persons interested by
publishing n copy Of Ibis order for three weeks
nnccessiyely prior TO said day Of hearing, In
the Iowa County Democrat, 4 weekly news.
paper circulating In said county
By order of the Court.
JOHN 4. JONES, Judge.
Dated odgevillo, Wis, June 7th, 1880.
MssEs NJ. STRONG, Attorney for Petitioner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
sales Al ali times on reasonable terms Farm.
era sAles speciality, Can be seen At Minera
Point every Saturday. All orders len At Chss
Meals butcher shop or nj the Democrat Office
will receive prompt attention,
iSetf n. h. VAN MATEk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
pLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
FREY0HT AND A 0COMM0DA TON.
Illinois Central II. r.

The only route running through cars betwe cen
Warren and Chicago. The only route to IT.
Louis. Cairo. and the South, and To
Dubuque, Sioux City. Omaha and west.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLO SLLE

PUb1Io S4IE -o,-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the prem.
ises in MIL Greek hundred, New Castle
county, Del, seven miles from Wilmington
and miles from Kennett Square, Pa, on
the Baltimore Central X. r on
9TH DAY, THURSDAY, ID Of 18th MONTH,
at at2o'elock, p. m,
the property Of the late Samuel p. Dixon.
bounded BY lands Of A. d J. d. Sharpless. j.
r. Mason, A. Armstrong and Others, contain.
Ing 1850 acres OF land, more or less, about 30
acres OF which is under timber, g0od part
OF which Ia chestnut suitable Tor fencing or
other purposes. The farm is divided into
ten Enclosures with water accessible TO all
and under good ience, Tho land Is In high
state OF cultivation, producing geod crops OF
all kinds. There are two apple orchards and
fruits Of different kinds. The Improvements
consist Of large and commodious stone
dwelling house In good repair, o large double
wood house and all the necessary outbuildings
In good repair. stone spring hodse over .
never iailinz spring convenient to the build.
ings: water runs TO the house and barn in
lead pipes from the spring.
This properly is situated on Red Clay
Creek, within I've minutes walk Of Ashland
station, on the Delaware Western s.Railroad,
In good neighborhood, convenient to mills,
sonools and places of worship Of dlfie.sst de-
nominations. and we'll adapted for either o
dairy or graz'Dg farm. Persons Wishing TO
view the property before the day Of sale, will
Gall on Maris J. Bixon. residing thereon.
Conditions on day OF Sale. THE HEIRS.
L. ". S1IDHAM Il SON, Auct'rs.
loli-dltawandwts
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
psdnr Recoileos she Cireula,ion.

Didn's RecOllees she Circulation.
According t. the evid ,noe in the
libel suit in progress at New Castle II
seems that none OF the attaches, not
even the publisher nor the editors knew
what the circulation Of the Rvery
Evening was at the time Of its contro.
versy with the Delaware State Mutual
Pire and Marine Insurance Company.
II they did NOS know the circulation o
their o yn paper at that time, 1t Is not
likely that they do not know 1t now,
though they represent 70 advsr-
tisers that they have . circulation Of
about 5000, which is absolutely false
unless the word "about" means with
in 2, 200 Of 5000. The circular to ad.
vertisers which the publisher Of that
paper circulated when Bayard failed to
be nominated at Cincinnati, stated that
for "a days the circulation Of the paper
had been 4,3O0, but two or three days
after this circulaf was sent ont to ad.
vertissrs, an exchange list Of about
l, 500 sent TO the editors Of the South
ern papers was Topped of. II seemed
the publisher knew then what the cir
culation was, and IL 10 just little
queer that they do not know what it
was at the time Of the alleged libel
against the Insurance Company. The
Every Evening has laid claims To doing
business on strict business principles.
but unless II can shsv some better evi-
denoe than the utter forgstfulness o.
its circulation the Judgment Of the
public must be that 1t dsrogates to H.
self q virtue which 1t does not pos
ssss. As that paper has frequently in
tsrposed TO prevent business advertis-
ers from advertising In the REPUBLICAN
it would not be amiss perhaps to advise
It 10 look little closer to its own bus-
iness. BONE Of those advertisers who
it under the representation
that it had about 6, 900 Of a circulation,
but upon oath before a court, the pub
fishers, the editors and other attaches
have conveniently forgotten what the
circulation Of the paper was, may wan,
TO know something about it.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

which of RlsgaDce IN Materlsl Ar,
design. Perfect Fitting and Superb, w" w.
manshfp, are ubsurpasted BY aDy , NJ,
house In tho city. We would cali s.rsa
attention also 70 0 very superior line ~
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Carele.sness in posting Let.erl

OareIensness in posting Letters.
The stupidity which still prevails
amongs: the people who send letters
through the mail is indeed surprising
Every year and indeed We might say
every month Sor that matter instruc-
tions have been issued and additional
measures adopted 70 insure the safe
carriage and delivery Of the mail, but
the practical stupidity and blunderiDg
which has always prevailed seems no,
10 have. been lessened even in these
mentally active and progressive times
This stupidity and carslessness is daily
evino,d by the number Of letters drop
ped into the post unpaid or improperly
addressed ornot addressed at all. Th,
re port from the Dead Letter office fol
the fiscal year ending June so shows
that 1858, ,65l letters and packages
were received there in that time. OF
these 2, zoo, 900 were sent thither from
local Offices because unclaimed; $50, 900
bore wrong addresses, and more than
5000 were left blank. About $4,000
letters were sent back from hotels and
boarding houses, the persons for whom
they were intended having gone before
they could be delivered. Some 81, 900
letters and packages were returned
from foreign countries. The bulk of
the mail matter contained nothing Of
value, and as many as 100000 Of
such correspondence was destroyed, the
senders being undiscoverable. The
letters containing notes, checks and
drafts were q, ,s74, having a face value
Of 81, ,526,2l7 and nearly 27,O0o ether
letters contained $49, ,43S. Almost all
Of the paper and bank notes we're duly
returned to the owners, and the rest
will be when they can be found. More
than sc, 900 letters were opened and
returned to the writers, and $50, 900 re.
turned without opening. The per cent.
age Of unpaid, undirscted and misdi-
recled letters ID almost the same that II
has been for 20 years.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Police Force Increaaa.

The recent assault on Judge Wales
Is made the excuse for advocating an
increase In the polios', force, and three
of the daily papers CT this city have
advocated such increase. 1t is not
probable that even with the police
force increased to twice its present
size that such outrages as the assault
on Judge Wales could have bean pre-
vented. With police force Of a hun
drsd men 1t would be impossible to
picket one half the squares in the city.
Even in Philadelphia where there is a
police force Of 1900 men outragss and
murdsrous attacks are more numerous
than they are in this city and they can
be committed just as well II q police
man was within square Of the scene
as II he had been a half mile away.
We cannot do without policemen, but
they became alvery expensive luxury
especially when they undertake TO run
all the elections by voting repesters
and spending day after day in the dis
tribution Of illegal tax receipts. Anot ,asr
municipal election is spprosoh ing when
Mayor is to be elected. The nrs.sr,
policemen's occupation is IN a.nr.,
Let Republicans at lee 4. atm .ra 70,
hoo' 'e'ore 'neY I've their sanction u
a sob eme 70 !. ..4crease The police foroe
sna 'nsie oy pat club In the hands
oi 'ue" opponents which will be used
II. beating out their own brains. Tn,
actions Of many Of the police at the lat,
elections should not be 90 sson fsrgot.
ten. We say again, stop and think
before giving your influence for tn,
increase Of the present pelioe force.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
HAYDOC'KS
HAYD0C'KS
X / ID N EY PA MA CE A
HEAR WHAT fs SAID.

at has made me nav man."
"Dr. Hsydock's Panscea has increased my
weight a fteen pounds"
money"
"Our little boy ts much better. I enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
II find 1t cary to take as milk"
I'VE have sold thlrte0n bottles this week,
and shall want three dozen next order"
my morning agony is gone-thanks "
your Panacea."
II find 1t a splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted Win ary
Kidney disorder who will write me as TO
their complaint. will be treated humanely
and kindly. 1t is my most earnest desire 10
investigate oil forms Of Dialects aud give 70.
lief at all times. !fyou arc too poor TO puE.
chase, write to me anyway, and your case
will have imTiediate attention.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
HAYDOCK G. CO..
80 PLATT ST., New York
ll3klyd&w'

Y IVEKP0OL, TURKS ISLAND, ,OADIZ
~ Ashton, Deasin and Higgins' pulver
tsed salt. We guarantee our salts 10 keep
meats. having never lost Ropnd. Buy no
where else. BUCKINGHAM 4 90,
lll7.eod.1tW ." } Front and Hhlplny,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
RUSSELL E. SPENCER,
NO 3O6 MARKET ST.
fNOToBER.

POoToBER'
Now 10 the time 10 have your roois pV,scts
from tho tsll dews and winter Eoinl, n
"Bruce's Excelsior Elastic Paint u HknO
lodged by all who have used II 10 b una
qualed BY any other in the market Ovu N
worth Of work was done In WilmIngtOn ID
year - test i0bs allowing It to stand tWslj
months without pay, at which time Il u
paint was not found to give satisfaction :
every particular the Job was TO DO forfeited
and to-day every bill has been paid and
arc satisfod. This we claim is reconme
dation within itself. Thi, is not one Oi D
many bogus paints that I'LL our M rkeu 40
the undersigned gentlemen bavinR tsgtsd
merits for more than year, they being u
Interested parties, can speak pro q con. "
them;
MI. T. I. West, Seventh and Poplar; Mr 4
Mcllyain, Brandywine Village; Mr. JGa4
drubb, Mayor Almond, If. Hope, John A
pin; Stewart Carlisle, " X, Grant palnis1
Mr.. John Marshall, Newport Iron TorEI;
W. Vernon, editor RRPUBLIoAH; ". !. Johl
son, rooier; ex-Sherin VIM, Herbert M
Castle; Morris Tasker and o., DolSwsi
lion Works.
All orders you may favor us with either
mail or otherwise shall receive prompt Gas'
ton. u. W. BRUCE
Manufacturer and Agent
Shop No. 33l East seventh u
Leave orders at store, Seventh and T
streets, or residence, N. W. o0r. ski 70
Tatnall streets. s1t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
CAUTION.

Observe that the signature Of Allen Hay
dooH is across the mouth OF each bottle.
for trial sises.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

on R0 For largo load kipdltng
wood. Orders can be lot a
Gray 4 Bros., SECOND and King streets; Js
oeb Moore, ,at Uty Depot, and J6hp 8. Miller
et Kissing Sua, " nj tho Feptory, sFaovs.o
sas '~.'v'NJsS'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
OlJss CIRCULATION.

Over (IOO.O .OO6.) one hundred ana
SIX thousand copies Of the Daily
ssnepubIican," were printed ana
sold lm twelve Gays. Adversisers
shOuld nOte this fact-nOw thus
.h nastA.v. a-a aDDpoaeht0R.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

I
We arc manufacturing all kinds OF plain
and patent garbage, wagon and cart wneels.
Manufacturers, farmers and all others are
invited TO call.
BUCKINGHAM q BRO,
FGctory Front and Justison streets,
Opposite Black Horse Hotel, or
lllY8Nltw Store, Front and shipley.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
A Reduction
That is a Reduction

NoW Ii,
have poured extraordinary
Cd ad have cOcsi
syhns but bscauss
reduced clothing The reductions
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
HAYDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA

VIII give almost immediate relief, whom all
other means have Jailed. The moet powerful
existing medicine Tor the cure OF female con
bly, prove this remedy unrivaled nor tho dis
orders incidental TO the female sex. No tAm,
lily should be without 1t, and 1t may be taken
BY young and old, % 1t will restore health
when every ether means prove unsuccess
tul.
70 the stomach We trace dyspepsia, head
ache and general debility 70 the liver, bile,
arr1s, dyssntery, constipation, piles and Us
tula; to the lungs, consumption, stos to the
blood, scrofola, scurvy and all cutsneeus
erupttoAs, By kespinK these organs and
vital tiuid pure and healthy wo may safely
defy the attacks Of dssesse, and 40 medicine
yet prepared for this purpose oan equal the
action Of
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

YTNHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
J. In Phifadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Grand Depot, 1Stir st., Ma teOheetnut
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Fall and Winter.
NROCERIES DOWN AGAIN. you

q ROCERIES DOWN AGAIN. YOU
" will be paid for your trouble by buying
your groceries at Ford 8, cor. Front and Mad.
lson. We are selling hams at 100 n, sugar
cured shoulders, 40 sweet as ham, 50. II; flour
Q, ~ and ic. b, M ihbesota patent 4<c. b,
our Hour AZ $3.50 b splendid; we are the only
ones selling this brand at this price. Coffees
ls, 10 and zoe. b, best Rio nc. Maracaib,
and L.Asauyra 2tc Java 8oc, h, 8 lbs mince
mSst 26c, ms nice white dried apples 2bc, 8
Ms paEShss 2dc 3 MS Kingsiord's starch 26c
LIS Turkey pruness6o., 8 Bs dried cherries
26c, 8 ne borsx soap 40, 2 cans fine table
peaches 25c., cans gooseberries 49,, 2 cans
cherries 2bc.. our 4oc. tes is splendid, our COO.
is ss good as sold in tho city er sec, nav
rsians. curIants, citron and canned .emon al
prices TO suit Pure cider foi mince meat,
toes by the barrel, ye straw for beds, hay
and straw baled af country prices, sugars
away down, genuine sardines, TO, new
macserel, 10 n Kits, $l.b0, Si.7k and s20O.
PETER J. FORD,
OOr. Front and Madison Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21


Die Gc6anoe, weI&e tatbolii9erfeits
bieiss Sabr bier tn DUBUQUE nnb llmsss
senb srIi6tet uurben, baben teinen germs
gen ginFuB auf bas Bausemert tn Der
Stabt seibt. Sbne bic 9ebdube bdtte
Gin gut 9beiI l4rbeiter ft9 a~nbsruarts ar1'
isbeu tOuueu. Die Mtabsmie Der 8arms
bersisen S9wsftern B. M. ", BITE am
gnbe Der M~ineralfraBe erbaut wirb, ~
bis auf bas Bsrappea Der @anbe unb bas
gniirsidsn polenbet. 1is gabe Wopsms
Der uirb ss eompIet fertis unb tn wobnba'
rem 8uftanbe iein. Das @sbdube ma@t
eineu suten ginbrud, es III cine Sisrbe unb
cine gra9t fir BITE Stabt.-Das &lofer
Der Sran3istansrinnen tn Der Ndbe bes
Rir@bOfss III nabesu unter Dad nnb srs
suartst Der ginbedans NIT BIe4. Das'
fsIbe wirb sssen RODember fertis fem.
Split benz gau Der 5era Seiu'8ir4s on
eagle 9oint ausuue sebt ss i&ueu poran,
Die Baditeinarbsitsn wsrbeu btnnen 6ur'
gem polenbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21
pie Staats- NnsteiIuns tn pes
2Noiues.

Die Staats 4 sitsuuns in Des Woinss
ua bieies Sabr auserorbentli9 gut be-
iu9t. Dos Wstter mar ausse,eidnet adn'
ftis, ni4t 3u marm unb Hi1t 3u tibl. Ra@
uierssbntdsiseH @eseu uaren @drten nnb
Bdnme nsu erfrii9t unb belebt. Die aus:
ftelluns fslber mar sroBartis, bic bette, bic
ie In Soma abssbalten wurbe, iust Der
,Staats $ sln,siser". 2eibsr batteu mir
{sIbf ui&t bic @elegenbsit, be,ielbeu einen
Bsis9 absuitatten. bod mad ben Mit'
tbeilxnseu ~ uttbeilen, weI9e bic ofent'
IiGen Bldttsr brinsen, NOT bic Ausftels
lung In Des Moines bic bette, bic sroBars
tisife, BITE iemaIs In. Soma absebaIten
uurbe. gs paren boppslt uub breifa9 10
uieIe a~ussefelteu @esenffdnbs porbanben,
aIs ie friber i'm beifen Sabre. Das pratt'
polite gisb, bas man mar iebsn woats,
mar bort 3ur S9au, bic grseusniie bes
Aderbaus ruarsn In muftsrbaften Green's
pIaren po,banbsn, 6unf unb @ewerbe
lparsn wiirbis pertreten, ~aberbaupt es
.purbe in ieber Sin11t bas Bette se3etst,
mas Az brinsen mar. Die beiben sriten
Gage Der ausfe1uns sabsn anIaB Su Bee
fir9tunsen, baB Der Bsiu4 elm i4ua9sr
Iei, bod Wittwo9 waren 80, 900 nnb Don'
uidt ueniser ais 1000 Ysrionen
am PIase. Wit Ausnabme bss norb6ifs
Ii&en EbeiIes bes Staates waren bic pers
i&iebenen Counties pon Soma gut pertres
Daran mS9ten mir cine Bemsrtuns
Waruu1 Tam Dubuque bic
Staatss MusfteIuns ni9t aud etnmaI ba'
benz 5at Dss Moines, gebar Rapibs unb
Der fibliGe TbeiI bes Staates eth Wono'
pol auf bieies ffaatIi1e Jnfitut9 Dubuque
tam ale DISQUALIFICATION I~iefern, bic cine
Stabt TIM Estate Sa Iieferu int Stanbe 1T.
Seine ni&t gan; eentraIe Gage IT tein Sin'
font mibte Der flbIt9fe Ebsil bes
staates aud ein 5inberuiB ssusisn isin2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21

BUS Semars ibsiIt uns unier asent
9err gb. 5offmaun fOIsenbsn unsIidIt'
den @orfaI nit: slm Donneriias gIbenb
bat ft9 ,u 9su,ars ein iunssr Wann aus
Dpersuile, s. S&emmsI bur9 unsIld.
Ii&en 8ufau af&Ofeu. DerieIbs mar
Set 8. Nstb 4aartesper. abenbs fSmmt
,u ibm Der Wa&twd&ter, IN. ibm sinsn
@euotuer auf cine llbr bu% perbanbeIn. Das
Worbinfrumeut warb biu unb Der betra&s
tet, absr ba beibe ni&t banbeIseins wurben,
ifsdte Der Wann ben &spoIusr wiebsr eth.
Sn Der Eblre ruff i'm S&smmsI gus
rid, umfraSt f@ nod, mite man bic ga.
tronsn bineintbue, betra&tet bic Wafs
senau, siebt ben 9abn unb ba CT,
uie es i@etnt, uerseiien batte, baB Der
ReuOIuer seIaben, bridt CT i'm ab. Ser
sebt los unb nit: %, mein @ottl~
|farst S&emmsI tObt gu BObsn. Ser sr'
ansIidte wirb ausemsin b~ebauerti !er mar
sin fsiBiser, tbdtiser, na@terner nnb fsbr
innser Mann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21
am ,tddffen Sonmtag wirb In alsi

Am nddften Sonntas wirb IN auen
Rirden Der DiSesie Dubuque etne @ousete
erboben, beren grtrus Der bo4p'tte Vti1Ot
benz beilisen gater In GOu, islbit absrstbt.
@ir brau6ea uniere 2eier tn Soma pobl
uidt ~ansuipornsn nobel gu fein unb 'ib'
S@etHsin bsisutsueru, fnb ibnsn aueu
bod BITE BebrdnsniHe bes 81. gatsrs gut
ssrrns bstaunt.
Die abreiie bes bodp'fen gii9ofs mad
Rom uirb anfans ndaifsu Woaatss err
foIsen. Sbn besIeitst Der bo5w. Clemens
Sobannes BON ct. Warien babisr. Ws'
ruabrenb ber abpeisnbeit bes gaters So
bannes bie gfarrsi au ct. Marisn perfsbtY
1T nod ni9t betannt, ba Rep. @eber isber
Gag ieiuer ibm Dom bO9w'iten gii4Of psr'
jprodenen geriesuus BART. = @epsrsnf
Seer 1T pom gsntraIia mad @ortbinstor
periest worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21

2Sie nnCere Se(er wigen, III s9ubaI
g. adams tn Snbepenbsnes bemotratiider
Sets ais ganbibat fir &reisridtsr Circuit
Judge) ~aufsefent porben. @esen i'm
ifsbt Der iesise 8i5ter 2acp. Die 0omis
nation bieiss abams BAT pieI bSies glut
sematt. grrab if Der Wann fein Ses
mufrat. Sriber mot CT eth dronii9er re:
publitanii9er Aemteridssr unb ais er bert
ni9t gu ieinsm 3ieIs tam, sins er su ben
9reenbadlern iber. sstne Partsifarbs
fam auf Der Convention sur Spra9e, aber
Wismanb fannie iasen, Of Der Wann bas
bemotratii4e Eidet ffimme. alio man bat
uns factii9 Dor bic alternative sefteIt BON
3wei Republitansrn einsn ,a udbIen. Die
Bebauptuns, baB tein Demotrat has auit
annebme, 1T eitel Slunterei. 8iebsa MIR
nun cine anbsre Ssite Der Jrase in Bes
tra@t. geibe ganbibateu ftnb ni9t ALIEN
@spubIitansr, fs finb sbsnfaus Esmperenss
Ter. 2acp if In feinen Anfi@ten 9 { m d.
sist. abams TT btrnperbraant;
CT 1T ais 0atberis In bisisr Sa9e be-
tannt. @an iast wObI, ni9t Der 8i9ter
faat bas l1rtbeil, fonbern bic Surp. Gut,
aber Der Ridter infruirt bic Surp unb mad
bieier gori9fift sntf9sibsn bic @eidwo'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21

5err 8. s. Mepers bat In Dennis
fon cine neue beuti9e 5eituns unter benz
Ramen vDenniion &eutew" sesriinbet.
Die beiben erfisn Rummern finb uns be-
reits susssansen. 0as gIatt III rs9t
bibi9 ausseffattet, aber bes Wannes bouts
i@er Spra9i@as muB eiu iebr serinser
iein, ba er nod ni9t einn,al einen beuti9en
Namsn fur fem BIatt bat. Sn ber pOIiti.
III bas gIatt vtobIrabeni&wartA unb bisnt
wabridsinIid Bios gu gampasneswedsn, ba
BITE Ssraussabe p~roteweiie Bis su Reuiabr
beabf9tist III. 9offentIid IdBt fd tein
Dsmotrat bur9 bas republitanii@e @sptil
trreleiteu.
Sn Siour @ttp IdBt Der StraBen.
gommiRdr bie idumisen 3abler Der .poas
Earsn" psrbaften unb mebrere berisIben
wurbsn bereits Don benz @t&ter %perbonnert.
Das gerfabreu wdre aud anberwarts iebr
am 9late. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21
Mtrtbj6aitserSwunns.

Ssrr YiImaier wtrb am nd9fen Cams
flag absnb isin neues 9oeaI an GIuptraBe,
spii5sn Is. unb Is. Strase, NIT einen,
srtrafeinsn SaunS er5fnen. SIR aussss
3ei5nste 9etrdnte, fir bic beffen Gisarren
pirb ssiorst. 6err giIunaier fat fein Cos
cal total neu unb elegant uu~ssefattst unb
bic gebienuns wirb 60 on ni8ts febIen Iais
fen. gs finb aIle b6fli@if unb freunbIi4fi
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21

Giamaf ,tao wieoer - If Der ause'
meine ausipru9 aasr bisier, wsI&s Dr.
ausuf S6nis's hamburger Eropfen se'
brau@en. 5err George SaeObs In BrOds
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hamburger ErOpfeu sebrau&te, mill ni&t
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Dant far bsren Wirtuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21
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September 1886.
Sisuns pom Is. Septsmber. - Nad
0eusbmisuns bss PrOtOeOIs Der gsrbanb'
Ianssn BET Isstsn Sisuns uurben bic fol-
ssnbsn Bsri9ts unb @siu@e e~ntsessnse:
riOmu1sa unb an bic betrefenben gon1ites
perpiefen: geri9t Don Sp. 6. Dedert,
Nrmenaufisbsr, absr BITE wdbrsnb Der Wos
nate SUM-, SuIi unb ausuft 1880 ausses
tbeiIte iintsriatuns an N~otbbdrftiss; @ss
ju9 pom MeDiIon unb IA 9nbsrn um
Baa elmer Bride an Der Rorb CASCADE,
ifraBs tn Sect. le, Wbitswatsr Tounibip;
gefu9 pom Grau Sanb unb slnb. Dress
uui Ra4IaB Der Steuern. gertasuns Bis
Dienitas ben IA. Septsmber.
Sisuns pom Is. ,sept.-Ra1 9easb.
misuns bes prs>see,t 70 Der Isstsn gsr'
fammIuns wurbe BET jierteIidbrise Beridt
bes armsnauhebers Dsdert sutssbsibsn.
Bsrtasuns BIS Dienitas ben 10. Septent'
Der.
Sisuns pom 10. Sept.-Das ProtoeoI
Der Iesten gsrbanbIunsen warb ansenonts
men. Die geiu9e non @i&arbs u. Burs
ben unb Brau Sarab Gin purben IN bas
brtrsffenbs gomite uerwiefen.- 0~ertas
Sisuus. pom II. Sept. - Na@ Werles
Jung unS @enebmisuns bes protocoIIs
purbe bas @siu@ uon 6. U. Burden UNI
Strsi8uns ibrer Steuerabi&dsuns, an bas
gomits psrwieien uub Der &atb
utrtaate f9 bis Wittwo4, %. Septembsr.