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Professor Bradley. Of Ueoreetown. al.
dressed the Sunday School A. Providence
last Sunday.
Misses Mollis and Annie Burdeii ol
Qarrard, were the guests Of Ms X B
Rice this week
Dan Enelemsn, Of color, had a ielon
on his finger. and u 20 affected the bone
that he had 10 have Il amputated Dr
Lewis and Owsley performed the opera.
tion.
-Mess J l. Bruce and O. r. Page we're
elected delegates 10 represent the Provi-
dence SUNDAY School Al the Baptist Sun
day School Convention, 10 be held at
Perryvile on the "a Of May.
Mr.. 8 j.. Owsley, our popular mer
chant shipped a portion of biz goods 10
Altemont "Wednesday, where he will open
branch store. We are in hope that he
will let hia polite clerk, Chubb. remain
here, a. he i - we'll thought u BY every
body.
Jim Smith ssys Il !. dangerous to be
on the streets u Dalton alter dark. Last
saturday night, a. he was going home
frnm the store, somebody attempted 10
assa-ainaic him, or wanted to rec how fa-t
he could run, u Il not known which. They
ared several shots Al him, and he rays the
last shot that was fred was 90 close to him
that he ameli the powder and the muzzle
Of the pistol looked large enough to carry
ball the size Of geese egg" He always
goes home before sundown now.
Ten Broeck's time beaten al last, and
Shylock distanoed Two Young men Of
this place went out last Friday to take in
lev Of Uncle Green Brights Hquirrels,
which is strictly against biz orders. They
had gone around on the outskirts Of q good
portion Of his farm and found out where
the old gentleman wonld be located, as
they thought 81 they concluded 20 ven
ture IN little farther. After they had
gone about q quarter Of mile oser the
eneny's lines, they began to let loose their
artillery on the squirrels. Presently one
of the boys saw the old gentleman standing
on a distant hill g. II he vas viewing their
situation. bat he soon vanished ont Of
sight II was not long, however, until one
Of them looked up again and saw the old
gentleman ride ont Of a thiokei on his
snow white stallion, shout ffty ysrds from
them. lie had the boys almost surround
I'd, and they saw their perilous situation
and lii ont, the old gentleman right after
Them, putting the lash TO his horse every
Jump. They barely escaped being captured,
bat made the fastest time on record
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FismSc TAcKLE Al McRoheria \ siage' :
A ior Of Csrpe, Paper ., hi. office.
Cheap
srrrnion cosi on at McRo6eri. 4
Stage.
FIxnr Cigns and Tobaeco ior ale BY
McRoberis 4 Stage.
nrsr Cigar out: The Julia A. Hunt, y
si MoRoberts A slaggs.
saIr. Lime and Cement constantly on
hand At Owsley a IIiegins'.
LAKF SHoRF SEED Irish Potatoes, Of sll
Kind, At Hale a Nunnelleys.
Foe that Cough u.e White Pine Syrup,
prepared by McRoherts a SlagE.
FoR medicinal purposes buy ! bottle Of
lO.year ola whisky from McRoherss A
Stag
Nrw line Of Water Coolers and Ice
Crsam Freefers in.t received Al Owsiey A
Higgins
Tar Ready. .mised Paints sold BY Nc.
Robert. 4 Siagg are the best sold-are
guaranteed ia every particular.
WASTED TO PAsTuRr-20 OF 20 head of
cattle. during months of May and June.
Ercelleni gra-s; near town. A. OwsrEr.
TreHuNr a VANARspAII have . nice
line Of Mems and hoys' Ready-Made
Clothing, and will ell them lower than
snybody.
W. HAvr . speedy and positive Cure for
Cataerh, Diphlheris, Canker mouth and
Head Ache. In Shiloh's Csiaarh Remedy
A nasal Injector fres With each bottle.
U~ Il n Won desire health and sweet
breath. Price 80 cents. Sold by Chenault
4 Penny.
DYsPrPslA ASp LIVER CoAPLAIST.-
i !. not worth the small price of - cents
20 free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaint, u you think 10 call
call a our store and gel a bottle Of Shiloh's
Niiililer, every bottle has printed guar
sntee on Il, use acoordingly and II Il does
you no good u will cos, you nothing Sold
by Chenault a Penny.
OH, MHAr A CoraH viii you heed
the warning. The signal perhaps Of the
.ure approach Of that moe terrible dis
ea.s Consumption. Ask yourselves II you
can afford for the axe Of saving 30 cents
20 run the riuk and do nothing for v. We
knou from experience that Shiloh's Cure
uill Cure yoar Cough. II never fails.
This. explains vhy more than Million
Bottles were sold the past year, II re-
iisves Group and Whoopine Cough a
once! Nolhers d. nni " without ~ for
Lame BACK, Side, OF Chest, use Shiiohs
Poron- Plaster. Sold BY Chenauli 4 Penny.
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The iollo~ing have sabscribed since our last re-
POI. G W. Adams, Mt Vernon, hy Col 5. M
Burietii Dr. A. Jackson. Kings hountaini Soc.
O~eus. Coaiherland Fails G. 7 Wall. Middle
burG samuel A. clark, jamestown, Ind Dr. II.
2. sanders, siewsIlssilie. No Lev ". Singleton,
Coaeysiile. Kansas Mrs . j. Campbell, Roek
castle Springs; W. G. Huhble, Fillmore, Mo- Miss
Julia NJ. Edwards, by E. s. Bastias. Halls Gap
\. n. Young Pulasti station. R. p. jacobs, Dan
willie. A. A. McRohsris, Helena, Moniana; Mis-,
Mary Maupin, fsyeits, 40. ". }. Camp, Simpson
Mil, Tenn W. A. Heriin, john Herrln, Milton
Reynolds. Wm. Dowsil, samuel Cade Bee Lick,
By W. A. lierrini . u. hurnsiie, W. ". Grimes,
Leo Hayden, Judge " q. Bailey, stanford John
Severance Iahauon
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personal.

-iosss N. e. Nritss.4 ki,hnashd, %. Asrs
Yesterday
-NsD. n. D,.aos ssd hauy Asss moved to
Liurel Caanis
Ms. D n Bo~-.s -sa, do-a 10 hss hr~
la Nsrcsf yesterday.
-N.,, RoaEnI NcAtlsfss ., ,l,i,ias Ars -
ncAilstsr. ia Geousio~a.
Mss. J. o. DCsS t sitsndins the ,iet isi-
siar q hst asihsr. vho Il vsry ill
-Nas. T. y. HrFrnAx has gone 10 Oncinusii,
10 ssleci piano ief her sister. Nj. poilis.
-Na AxD Mas r. T. DAVIES have sens "a
ancianatI 10 lay Ia . hig sioet efmiiliasry.
-Ma Lao slxcLnrox h bach on . business trip,
ns,a Esa.. Ne is much pleased ~liA his ne
home
Mss Lstia rauK. of Lancaster. vho sas l-su
q gas.t si the -. A.aph Hotel, isii 90 her bond
ys.tsrlay.
-Cot. Inos. G. Josts. ths present popalsr
Cisrt of the Coari Of Appeals, uas 9TH the sod
psopls thi. -eet. Hs -snis 10 h. his ora sue
fss,sf
Coz. r. w. yAaSoS returned fron, Lsuisslils
yesterday Ne says there s solss shov ior Tho
shop. here f the Psopis sill swsts to the Import
.acs of their iocation.
Oil rlrrraHH JoaSsreS Of the RailnDad
C.s-u.i..ius. vss here this week. We ~srs pleased
10 tisks bis ssqusnisncs 80 be l. Nirgi nisu and
sssaiiea,sa ofths afst order.
-Irpgs sC. 4. KixcAID, of The Rsilread COM
iais.lon, vas here this ~eek. Ne l. dsusrvsdly
l.apulaf sa,ong the meu, and real hvofite among
10. lsiie.. iof a. a hsafi-saa.hss he has bat isv
exsal..
-pn. 4. r. NArEs ssnds us neatly prlaied la
sltallon 10 The dedsatiou of the As.onie Hall
st uisvaihs. On the 18th PsoH. The Docios q .
bright aa.on. and " have no doubt bot that he
aad mueh 10 DO Ia buiiding the nsw Hall
ms Richmond Register speaks Of car M
Nsruoa Iiilor a. the "Gsth Of Tmk INrKnIoa
JsrsxaL" Well, The Colonel doe, re.emhls hin,
10 his Zoe nos ior newa but LET Joe hlack burn,
or saybody slss Try 10 kiek hln. snJ they viI -
that the resemblance ends ~ith that.
-lUDsE KIEgAIB tells us that 40 a conVsr.a-
tisa vith Judge PTyor, of the Court u Appeals.
"a the subject Of lsvysr. that geutleaan aid that
Col T. 2. nm, Of this place, In hls opinion, had
90 superior Ia the sals a. judge Of lsu os a. an
sisoeale, and only fsv Equals. This is very
high compliment, bot - high a. II Ia. the general
lairrs.-loa !. that II Is thoroughly deserved.
Ms Y0vNs T. ALLISON. city editor Of ID.
Cosrisr-Ibarasi vas here thh week 10 write "
ths Piak Cotisge Faith Cure and other maiisn
eonnesed 9Th ths great Es.nselisi. nsv Gso y
narue. NJ. Aliisa. though isls than thlrll
ys.n old, holds one of the most responsible pol
lions on the Csuri,g-Journai. aud the ability and
talent uith uhich he manages HE departmsn
shows him 10 be a journalist Of marked talent
Anu auding out all about the "CuTs" irom M,
hsIfis Mrs Midkih and Col. min aud iniersieviai
Nrs. hafy Logan, one Of the characters In "uncl
Tons Cshiu," he went to Richmond, 10 ,ee ans
HssT The wonderfal preacher.
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CLrAS Twin the approach ol
warn weather, II i the duty Of every
housekeeper To see that all the filth and
garbage that has accumulated on his
premises during the Winter I. removed al
once. Cleanliness would demand this Il
there va. no other consideration, but the
health of the town depends upon Il, and -
this IL prophesied 10 be a cholera year, let
everybody uae their utmost endeavors 10
prevent IL breaking out here. The Santa ~
Committee, composed Of Drs. Craig, Alcom
and Carpenter, will visit The premises Of
every citizen in stanford. Hnslonville and
Grab Orchard al an early day, and should
they hnd your premises in hlihy condi-
tion Il will he their duty under the Law 10
order them cleaned At once, those refusing
10 DO 20 being liable TO a 6ne and the cost
Of having the work done by the Committee.
A word to the wise ought TO he sufficient.
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TTHws or INTEREST
sE,rRAscr. DuDDrn,n 8 90.


A .pecial drive IN Men. kir D,ogsea .I
one dollar PER pair
Curtain lace and Lambrsguia-. IN new
designs and colorings
The best siock Of Wall Pspsria The ci,y
and at very low prices
The best Dollar shirt ever seen here
with Linen reinforced Bosom
Don't forget that our stock of H.i. D,
complete ia every particular
Kid GIoyes.-AIaihen' Periamed KID
Gloves are the latest and incest thing out.
Coiionsdes, Hickory, Plaid Coiions,
Apron Checks and Chssiois Al popular
prices
Drsss trimmings, IN thii line We have
far 'urpassed every former season. Iadiss
can end almost anything they may want.
Gentlemen will End our sloct Of Neck
wear Collars, Cufs, suspenders, Halt.
Hose, Drawer and undsrhiris, complete
Elegant French Corseta-5oO bones -
never breat down. Face, comfort and
elegance. Ask to be shown our 50osnt
Corset.
Ginghams in The preiile.i styles for
Dresaes also all staple styles in all colors,
including nlact and White Checks and
Stripes.
We have opened this week a large add
well assorted stock Of Men, BOYS and
Children's Straw Hats. Don't fail to ex-
anime before you hay.
Ia Mems Ionibs and Boys' Cloihing
the universal verdict is We have the besi
and cheapest stock ever seen in this city
We have suits from a child four years
old to size &c ia mens.
In Motions, such a. Hosiery, Gloves.
Buttons, Iaoes; Featkeredge, Rick-ract
aud other Braidsi Linen, Lace and silt
Handkerchief Battons Fringss, Nsot-
ties, SC, We have them all
Seventy I've new pieces Of Pacific and
Porlshirs Lawn, in all the new de,igns
and oolorings. Don't wait until all the
prettiesi ones are cold but come now Whde
you have a full assortment to select from.
Remember that We are slill headquarters
for Trunks and Nali-es. Twenty FIVE new
trunks just received the other day, and We
sell them al less prices than you esn buy
them al Teiril in Cincinnati o. Louisville
We have made special effort thia
Spring 10 pet up stock Of Shoes thai are
second to none Ia Keniucky, both In Men'-,
Ladies and Children's. How we'll We have
succeeded you will see by an examination.
In Dress Goods We will open this eve
ming another pretty line Of Plaid ooplins,
Black Gros- Grain Silks, and the finest line
Of BLACK Cashmere. 10 he seen anywhere.
We have all the popular low priced Dies
Goods. Salins in all colors .
A. this Is nov the time for house clean
ing, fixing up, Ne, We would advise all not
10 fail 10 examine our stock Of Carpets.
Maltings. Oil.Cloths, STAR Carpets, Rngp.
window Shades, Curtain Lace. and in
fact nything in the honse-furnishing line.
a. il will be To their interest To do 90.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENT.
Turnpike Election (!

The annual meetiug Of the stockholders Of the
stanford linsiOnvilie Turnpike will h. held a.
the National Rank, stanford, on The 1T Saturday
ln May, commencing n 10 O'Clock, loF the purpoar
Of elegtinF officers i1f the ensuing year.
fl7. JOHN CASH, President.
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Turnpike Election |!

The annual mecilng ef the siec holders Of ih,
Knob Lick Turnpike viii H. held Al the Court
House In Stanford, on the lst saturday ia May
commencing Al 10 clock, for the purpose of elect
Ing officers FOR the ensuing year
"a. r. B WOODS, President.
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Turnpike Election !

The annual lseetlng of the slockholdeIs of the
stanford Halls Gap Turnpike uill Be held Al
in May, ccmmencinr a. 10 O'Clock, ior the purpose
Il eleeting ofheers NJ the ensuing year.
a.. = .. OMAN, President.
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Very Desirable House and Lot
In Stanford For Rent.

lhit pioisiiy Il situalcd on Nain ,ilret me
heetr contain foonia cool room anu cellar
"a me tei thefe 4 good cottage. lood tl4uiei
utili tlnlyaIdl tc. Apply 90
fl-d .. N.CaAIG. sianiorL Ky.
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o. q. nkAnf. n. q. MCKINNEY.
BRADY a. MoKINN EY
naei aad Shoe Makers.

Ne have iorned a partne rship In The hooi aud
Shoe business, aud ulil - pfrpaIed ~ an iines a.
seiVe our cusioulers slth the hest II stock. Re-
pairing neatly ana prompily done Give us =
call. BRADY A MCkiNNfl, staniofd.
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Turnpike Election I!

The annual meriing ei The stockhalders ui The
stanford aud MilledgeKllle Turnpike viii he held
~ the farmers National Rank. stanford, the
ist saturday In MAY, commencing AZ 10 o'clock,
for the purpose of eesting oiicers ior the ensuing
year. ltlsl DANIEL stage, President.
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AL YouR wASn.-In Dress Goods,
Cslicoes. Laees, kibbons, Edgings, Insert
ing, Shoes, Handkerchiei., Fans, and No
tions VI all kinds, suitable for ladies, all
your wants can be supplied. Men and
boys, also, la Clothing, Boots, shoss, Hat
Coz Spring or Summer, suilings, 6c Se.l
can be supplied al prices ~ Ion As yon can
6nd snywhsfe. Of course, ~ mean thai
you can gei an the above Al jos hayden's.
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PLEksE examine the handle Of your
umbrella, and u the name oft r. Walton,
Jr- il carved thereon, please return 10
INTERIOR JOURNAL office.
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PLEASURE CAnRIAou.-I will receive
in few days q car load Of pleasure
carriages, and Il viii he 70 The advantage
Of those intending TO buy to walt and exam
Inc my stock. q. u. wearen.
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FrsHISe.--Mr. r. y. Barrow tells u.
that during the month Of May bic pond
will be open 10 the fishing public, free
Of charge; after which Il will b. closed.
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HAnNFs- Saddles. and all hind. Of
horse millinery made right here In Stan.
ford, and warranted o. represented. For
sale bv w. r. Carson.
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Swlss.-A carload of sun-burned look
Ing people went up to the Bernsiadt Colo
nv in Laurel county yesterday.
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THr infant child Of Mr. r. G. Warren
was buried In Lancaster this week
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FARMERS should be certain TO see Geo.
u. wsaren before selling their wool.
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THosE who recslve much mail will b,
glad 10 hear that the old iellow, who used
TO carry the most Of the Stanford mail on
10 Iising,ion, ,hss been taken on the KnoE.
Vile branch; and heres hoping We may
never see HE like again.
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TaY onr fsdiss snd Chlldrnf Shoe
Every pair warranted. Bruce a Go.
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BASAEAs, Apples, Oranges, isuons and
Vegetables received daily at y. Matiingly
4 Sons.
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wHEnrs rHE FAuLrY-Our Huston.
willie and Liberty correspondents complain
that THE ISrERfoR Journal did not
reach them for four or Eve days after last
publication day. The fault }. not with u',
Tor We went TO the trouble and expense 10
send the papers to Danville on Friday
morning, with a written request TO Mr..
Linpey 10 forward them that day. We DO
not ,ay that he detained them, bat Il does
seem that Il he had them delivered To the
agent on the train they would have made
the trip sooner than they did. Il was ont
Of Mr.. L. line to handle such mail, but
he surely would not refuse ns 40 small a
favor.
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CaIL and see the Champion Twine Bin
der al Geo II. Wearen'..
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srRAws tell which way the wind blows.
Two different orders have been received
from Louisville, Ky., ia the last month for
Domestic Sewing machines by Geo. d.
Wearen.
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Gao. u. wEARES's Champion rwins
Binder Il the most complete piece Of
machinery We have "ever saw Examine
Il Monday.
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Loxo PRrMER-25o pounds, In good or
der. Coz sale cheap.
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A Coon DRAw.-Dr. n. p. Estes. o.
Middleburg, drew s4,a77, arrears pension
this week. The Doctors nervous system
l. completely out Of GE, caused by erPOsur'
In the war, and the sum though large bul
poorly pays him for the suaering he hs'
nndereone
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FREH FIsH Saturday evening at b.
Maitingly a Sons.
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NFKr Monda, IL County Court. and thi.
remind, us that there will he good many
people In town who owe us for subscrip.
ton. Ae. To lho-s We would urge the i'm.
portsnes Of calling and settling. We need
the money. and hope that no one will With
hold the piiiful sum he owes Ne.
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HIaHsR THAS rHE UsuAL RArE.-D
l.. Stephenson vas arrested this week on
eleven charges against him Tor forcing his
way through the Halls Gap ioll-gaie and
refusing TO pay the toll. lie vas brought
up yssisfdny and allowed to confess the
6ns u one case, 80, and the costs in two
o,hers. making sia55. He'll pay in the
future.
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Go TO Bruce A Co. County cour, day,
for 0ihing.
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The annual meeling Of the sioekholiers OF the
ruTnerssilie. Mckinney A Consy's Mil Turnpike
Wlll he held al Mckinney, on the lst Saturday In
May, commencing ~ ocloct, iof the purpose Of
eleciing officers i0r the ensuinf year.
fl1. q. ". AFFORD, President.
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Tar rniveraiiy Jubilee Singer, sll
children, will give q Concert At the Color.
ID Hall here, on the night of Nay 5th,
for the benefit Of Normal snd Theological
Institute, Lonisvills.
I. q. o. F.-The Lodge Of old Fellows
here celebrated the C2nd anniversary of
Odd Fellowship IN America. Appropriate
speeches were made by Judge 4. W. Brown,
Col. r. Blain and other members, and the
occasion 3. spoken Of NJ m interesting one
Speaking Of the {. o. o. y. reminds Ne
that there are now IN the United stales
1907 Lodges, with iiO,7ss aciive members
and i5s,O99 dormsni. In the Encamp-
meni, of which there are se Grand ones.
there are 79,sil active and q ,i5O dormant
members The total revenue Of the Order
amounts to about Eve millions oi dollars
annually.
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IT is not necessary In order TO be veil
dressed 70 h rich Or the son Of rich man
or "bloated bondholdsr." The prices at
which J. Winter 4 Co. the famous Louis.
vile clo,hisr,, on the corner Il Third and
Marke, streets. Louisville, Ky, sell their
Meas and Boys Clothes l. a caution to
those dsar-priced houses who have been
in the habit Of imposing on good nature.
See them.
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L0caL MArrERs.

GEr your s,nv Goods from Bruce 4 Co..
lcE-kepi constantly on hand a, retail.
]. Z. HAMS.
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Go ASH sEE.-wilhin the memory Of
the oldest inhabitsnt there has never been
seen in stanford. a stock Of goods superior
TO that Of Joe Iiayden's. The elegant store
rom. complete in all Of IL appointments,
/, literally crowded with the hAndsomesl,
best and cheapest goods ever opened in
this old town. aud Mr.. Rout, the gentle
manly salesman. Is always glad to wait
ON cti.tomers
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In Motions, such a. Hosiery, Gloves,
Buttons, Iaces; Featheredge, Riok-ract
aud other Braidsi Linen, Lace and silt
Handkerchief; Baitons, Fringss, Nsct-
ties, Sc, We have them all
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Wte bod NJ q n b Ell Sroutu,,
losar BET @emeinbemabIsn, eine Stimnte
i5dst, beseust 5~oIsenbes: gu 8ouiuou
tlsrte etn Sobn ietnen taubifummea, blin6ea
Sater, Der taum seben %tonnte, CUR Bubl.
Der Sobn fertiste benz Batter ben Stimnts
tettsl mad Buni5 an unb Der aIte Wann
CAB tbn eth. gu 6ouffaIi,e lief f9 ein
Sranter mad benz 8abIocuI fabrsn.
etnem 6 omparttme mt erfsr
@laile fanb Der 3usfibrer am %. Roue1s
Der, ais er Su arIon bic Gblre aufi4loB, ben
5srren !9tppoIpte be Watbelin, Witalteb
oes prouin8ial &atbss, toot auf istnem
site. Der Serforbsns mar in at5us etus
geftesen. Der pl6slt9e Cob bat etueu
ttefen gtnbrud IN 4rlon sema9t.
gu Eemplour ffarb am II. Ropems
Der, i'm glitter pom 81 Sabrsn, uerieben nit
ben bl. Satramenteu Der Rirde, Der Gb6e
y. 8. 5. Bertram, eth treuer, b~armbsriser
Prteter. R. l.. P.
gu 8iIsbus8 0 | BET gietL. SaIu1
hno Otebe In BITE Rirde einsebro5en. sic
ofneten bic Ebire bes @ottesbauies nit
elmer gfusidaar, erbraden bas Eaberna.
tel, ttabIen BITE FL. 5ofie, BITE suiidsn
GbriaaupIatten etaseiest mar, UNI fe TIT
BITE Wonftran3 gu fisen. Oas giborium
sntstns ibnen sIidItderwsiis. Die ffarte
Satrifteitbire wiberitaub unb es selana
at5t bortbin ein8ubriuseu. I'm ueri9iebes
men Bldsen tn Der Rdbe Der Rtr1e mar
9t9t, bod bat Riemanb stuas ssbSrt.
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auBsrt bdufis tn Der alien Sstmatb.
1as S6idial trifft oft s~inssIns SAINT
lien bart. 90 bat 8. q. S@rupp, cine,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-13

gen h,r Sbnee auf tur,e 3ett idmil,t unb
baburb bas 8steu bes Sees fib iberfiIenb
BIN uno beruOst, besibt iia R0ais CUB
mig NIT 9orltsbs in bieie punbsriame
Gmiamteit, tn Der ibm io8ar. pie ss
bsiBt, ,uustlen bsr Bsiu5 DON @emien ,u
TbeiI utrb, 10 itrena miro isbss @srdui4
permieSen. Setn Satsr Rar lag bter germ
Der @emieniaso Oh, uis aud suiiden bier
unb benz Notbbsrse nod cine touisIiae
Sasbbitte auf Der alpe gImau 15 be-
finoet. aud bort wsiIt ROnis 9abuis Of
tiers, wenu aud nidt, UNI Der 9emieniasb
~na4suseben; meutsifens waren wdbrenb
etniser Gage bic Defrete BON @lmau aus'
geSsi9net. (Uteser 3ts.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-13

Der arbsitsr In &umpb, Sosforo IS Ger
inss's StOre babier, in turSer 2stt awet
Rinber on Der idredliden Oipbterie uerlo
rem. Der Wann iou id tr6ten unb nit
6iob iasen: Der Serr bats seseben, Der
5err bats senommsa, seIobt iet Der Na'
me bes Ssrrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-13
Str&fiGe 2leutgRetten.
Snlann.
grabt5cefe MtImautee.

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usibte Der bo9pirbisits Sii4of araut'
bauer uon @rsenbap In Der @~apuSinsrtirps
III Sonb: bu: 9ac. Wisc., ben pom Germ
Sriumapsr tn Wiluautse ~sebauteu Sod
altar elm. Nm 2. December wurbe bas
uon 6srrn SsIsn3 aus Wiluautee ssbauts
nsus gpussium burd ben @rbbiidof 9siB
~siuseusibt. I'm 9 ubr waro eth feisrIt9es
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iaof Opsuser, d. D.. o Sort 8apus
belt bic ibsraus idsne Seifprsoist, bsreu
S9luS cine isbr bsrsli9e anipra5e an BIZ
36sltnss bes @olsstums Der Seusbictinel
biloets. Die anltalt 1T beuer gut beiu5t
unb fiber wsroen nod pieIe Stuosnten bort
tire So,bsreituns gum 81. Srieferitanos
MAIDEN. S6ItsBlid iprs@s Id nod aler
sutsn Sreunben Der p. P. 8aputinsr, wel4'
mir In Dubuque rsi9li5e Spsnosu saben,
ben berBIi5itsn Oant Der Batter aus. q.