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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09

Twelve bridesmaids are now the regu-
lation number to attend an aristocratic
English bride to the altar. On the oc-
casion of the marriage of the rich heiress,
Miss Maynard, to Lord Brooka, the son
and heir of the Earl of Warwick, which
is to take place this month in London,
twelve young ladies of rank and title are
to officiate as bridesmaids, and according
to the English custom, only "best man"
to attend upon the bridegroom, present
the bridesmaids with their bouquets, and
make himself generally agreeable to the
whole party. Ushers are of purely Amer
lean invention, and no officials at all cor
responding to them are to be seen at an
English wedding.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
A STORY OF LINCOLN'S EXECU-
TIVE CLEMENCY.

A correspondent relates the following
interesting story of the clemency of Abra-
ham Lincoln: A young man from Yer
mont named William Scott enlisted in
Company G of the Fifth Regiment. The
company was commanded by Captain
Atherton. In September, 1862, Scott was
detailed to do picket duty. The regiment
or company was then at Camp Griffin, in
Virginia. Scott, who was only coun-
try boy, was ON the outside line, and at
II clock, midnight, the officer of the
day made the grand rounds to see
that everything was right. The officer
found Scott asleep on his post. Scott was
not coward, nor was he lazy. He had
been taken from farm, where he was
in the habit Of going to sleep when his
days work was none. He was known
as ''Sleepy Bill' in the company. Scott
was co rt-martialed and sentenced to be
shot. The boys of the Third, Fourth
and Fifth Vermont Regiments got up
petition and sent it home to be signed by
men who were well acquainted with Scott
hoping they might gain the the approba-
ton of President Lincoln. On. account
of the youth of the condemned soldier the
President interfered and granted par
don on the day before the execution was
to have taken place Scott was to have
been shot at $3.50 o'clock in the morn
ing The night before President Lin
coin dispatched courier with the pardon
and he travelled by way of Chain Bridge.
He arrived at the camp after "taps," and
the guard would not allow him to pass.
The courier then returned to Washing
ton and reported the facts to the Presi-
dent, who Immediately started himself to
the camp with the courier. The guard
would not allow the President to pass
Chain Bridge. The guard was informed
of the mission, but he still refused to al
low the President to so inside the picket,
even with the countersign, until the off
Ger of the day consented The President
sat in his carriage until morning, and
then sent his courier ahead of him post
haste. The guard was mounted, the guns
loaded, the men detailed, the coffin pre-
pared, and everything placed in readiness
for the execution, when white handker-
chief was seen in the distance, and after
ward q horse galloping toward the camp
1t was not until then that the men inter
ested in Scott saw that their petition had
been answered The Presidents carriage
was then seen coming toward the camp,
and all eyes were turned to look at the
galloping team, The band struck up
"Hail to the Chief" and the soldiers
gave three cheers for Father Abraham
The pardon was read and the execution
did not take place. William Scott was
killed at the battle of Yorktown, while
trying to rescue comrade from one of
the trenches, and the last words he spoke
were, "God bless Abe Lincoln; and tell
him that never died coward"
The relator of the above was a memb Der
of Company d, Fourth Regiment, Yer
mont, and was present at the time, and
is also the only representative of six
brothers who were in the army.-OAio
State Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
WHO'S WHO IN ENGLAND IN 1881?

The oldest member of her Majesty's
Privy Council is the Rt Hon Sir John
Macpherson Macleod, K. G. S. l., aged
SS: the youngest H. r. H. Prince Leo
pold, aged o. The oldest Duke is the
Duke Of Cleveland, aged II; the young
est, the Duke of Newcastle Ga minor,
aqed Is. The oldest Marquis is the Ma
quis of Donegal, X. F. &. C. H., age
SO; the Youngest, the Marquis Camdei
"a minor), aged s. The oldest Earl
the Earl of Buckinghamshire, aged sc,
the Youngest is Earl Russell Ca minor)
aged Is. The oldest Viscount is Lord
Eversley, aged So; the youngest Wis
count Southwell "a minor), aged Z. The
oldest Baron is Lord Mostyn, aged Sc;
the youngest, Lord Southampton Ca mi
n, r., aged 13. The ol destmember of the
House of Commons is Mr.. William
Bulkeley Hughes, M. P. for the Borough
of Carnarvon, aged SO; the youngest,
Mr., James Dickson, M. P. for DUNCAN
non, aged %. The oldest Judse in Eng
laid is Chancellor the Hon. Sir
Bacon, also Chief Judge in Bankruptcy
aged So; the youngest, the Hon. Sir
Charles S. G.. Bowen, of the Queens
Bench Division, aged A. The oldest
Judge in Ireland is the Hon. James
O'Brien, of the Court of Queens Bench
aged "A: the youngest, the Rt. Hon:
Gerald Fitzgibbon, Judge ofAppeal, aged
46. The Oldest of the Scotch Lords of
Session is the Rt. Hon. John Inglis Oord
Glencorse), Lord stice-General, aged
70; the youngest, Alexander Burns
Shand Lord Shand), aged 81: The old
est prelate of the Church of England is
the Rt. Rev. Alfred Oliyant, Bishop of
Llandaf, aged 80; the youngest, the Rt.
Rev. Rowley Hill, Bishop of Sodor and
Man, aged A The oldest prelate of the
Irish Episcopal Church is the Rt Rev.
John Robert barley, Bishop of Kilmore,
aged SO; the youngest, the Rt. Rev.
Samuel Gregg, Bishop Of Cork, aged 46;
The oldest prelate of the Scotch Episcopal
Church is the Rt Rev. Roberty Eden,
Bishop Ct Murray and Ross lprimus),
aged 76; the youngest, the Rt. Rev.
George Richard Mackarness, Bishop of
Argyll and the Isles, aged 81. The old
est Baronet is Sir Thomas Lewis Hugh
Neaye "a minor, aged 6. The oldest
Knight is Gen. Sir Duncan MacGregor,
K. c. B., aged SO; the youngest, Sir
Ludlow Cotter, aged 27.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09

A lilliputian wedding will take place
next Wednesday in the Plymouth Con-
gregational Church atMilwaukee. The
principal parties are Miss Ella E. Kirt-
land, daughter of Charles E. Kirkland, of
Milwaukee. and Louis Wiegand, son of
Frederick Wiegand, of Markham, N Y.
Miss Kirkland is fitt-two and one-eighth
inches in height, exceeding the prospec-
tive groom by fve.eigths of an inch, and
is also one year the elder. The couple
first met in Buffalo in March, 1876.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09

CoNUNDRUM.-Why are $40 yards of
land bought on credit, like a drinking
song! Because it is IAN acre on tie."
Why is a man who breaks a window
and then pays the damage like DR.. Thom-
as Eclectric Oil in curing Rheumatism?
Because it breaks the pain and then
makes it all right. For sale by X. Schu-
bert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
1SS1-37th YEAR.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
business Goros.
w O.. SPALDING.

Physician and Surgeon and Examing Surgeon
for Pensions. Office over Bank of Watertown
building, up stairs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
AUGUST WIGGEN Fl HORN.

Jeweler has recently opened JeWelry store
ia Johnson's block, corner Main and LIST streets
where he will keep constantly on hand a Iarse
stock Of Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Silver and
plated Ware. &c Particular attention paid to
repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
A GRITZNER.

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser, shop III
sslick's basement, on the Bridge, WatertoWn,
Wis. The best of Hair Dye used, warranted to
hold color for eight weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09
~ Eugene GOeldnes
Vlfy DENTIST Z,

Second Door East of Post Offer, WatertoWn
Wis. Teeth extracted without pain. Artlhclal
teeth inserted on gold silver and rubber plates
Teeth filled with gold and silver, and all Work
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09

STRAW Il MURPHY.
Painters and dealers in Wall Paper, WINDOW
Shades. Paints Oils Varnish, Glass, Putty.
Brushes, &c. One door west OF WISCONSIN, Ma
tional Bank, Watertown-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-09

wstertown Lumber Yard Lumber of every
description, Lath and shingles constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest Market Prlce' al
he Milwaukee Depot, WatertoWn, Nls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Die vguretaA ersabli, baS on, Samfas,
oils bic Ra&ridt Don benz alternate aui
@arfsIb nod anamoia ~ssIanste, Elm IN.
uerninftiser iunser Wann isinsr Greuts
ibsr bic Worhtbat 6ffsutIid gustrud sab.
unb faum waren bic Wo,ts is;nem unse,
pui4snsn Wunse eutwiidt, iaB uud i9on
cine i&susnbe RauIideIe trauf, bie ibr
B. Z. S&aw perieste. Der guride
i4wiss iber bic usrbisnts Strafe, tenn nit
benz fighting Colonel ME fs Cham
nennsn, war nidt gut a~nbinbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Nont Sooe errettet.

8iuiam s. gOusbIin pom SOmmsrs
pius, Waf., iast: SIM 9erbf 1876 wurbs
i'd pom elmer beftisen 2unsenbIutuns, Der
elm i9wsrsr Suiteu foIste, befauen. Sd
perIor Gppetit unb Sleii@ unb warb belts
Idseris. Sn 1877 wurbe i9 in's 5oipis
tai aufssnommen. Die aerste fasten, i'd
bate elm God in Der yunse, 10 srobe ME
elm baIbsr Dollar. gu elmer 3eit mar bas
@eri4t TN 1mlauf, i'd iet tobt. Sd CAB
bic Soffuuus auf, aber Elm 5reunb iaste
mir pom DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
lungs. Sd i4affte mir cine GIai&e on,
aIs 3u msinsm grftaunen i'd aiming mid
better su fibIen, unb bsute sebt ss better
als felt brei Sabren.
Sd i4rsibe bieies, bofenb. baB ieber,
Der nit tranten 2unssn bsbaftet III, DR..
William Halls Balsam nsbme unb bin
d~berseust, bab S9minbia@t stbeilt ucrs
ben fann. Sd tam pOftiu iagen, bab es
mir mebr ssuist bat, ais ale anberen Waes
bibinen, BITE Id felt msiner &rantbeit nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
oseuu 6eim 6eikeu Better elm

SSetit betM geiBen Hbetter en Ar'
better fiblt, bub er gu f4uisen anfb0rt,
bic 6aut trodsn wirb, llnrube unb ginse:
nommenbeit bss &opfss fi9 einiient, 70
mub or, penu iein asbsn i'm, etwas wertb
III. bic 9I,beit unuer,isIi& einiieIen, wsnn
bisisIbs aud nod 10 wi9Hs 1T. Gr mub
R@ In ben S9atten beseben unb ff@ NIT
taItem WaFer besieBen Iaiisu, ober uenn
es m6sIid III, Elm taItes Bah nsbmen.
Wan bat ferner ~ssfunben, baB Der Sons
nsnifi9 nidt ebeu aQein pom Der 5ise,
ionbern pom &smiiden @iseni&aften bes
SounenftrabIs, ober iOsar bss Wonbli&s
tes, bemirtt nirb. Der bette S@us base.
gen III, In quite Elm oransefarbisss unb
elm grimes lluterfutter an3ubrinsen, mo-
bur9 Der 9emii9e StrabI ssbro@en unb
bic 5ise absebaIten wirb.
slu9 bas Grasen eines &rautbIattss ober
elmer Wite i&ist sesen Sonnenfi@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Ius DEM Sfaafe.

Sana 9 lisfert seeenwdrtis bebeutenb
NsbI nod Soma, uub allen Gusf6tsu nod
rerben mir in, tinftisen Sabre nod srUs
Bere Quantitdten bssisbsn mifsn, ba UNI
iere @si3ensrnts tsine isbr sinifise 81 usr'
ben us,ipri6i, in 6anias binsesen cine isbr
sanfise gu psrbsu fdsiut. @Iaub's, wer's
MILL
Die Council gIuffs .Sreie
PrsTs@ f5reibt: pSn elmer Eisfe BON sO2
Sub CAB Der artsfids Drummer einen 70
fartsn StrabI usn reinsm, t,pfaatIarem
@0fsr. baB ST.. Seize, Der @isenibamer
bsFsIbsn, nit benz Wsitsrbobrsn aufbSrte.
Der Drummer Iiefsrt 1910 @allonen
Bafsr per Winute. Die 9~nitsaunsss
fsifen bsIaufen fi@ auf $4,000
Cine unmas Rorn In Soma,
pel4es ueseu pI6sIi@em @iniritt frenser
@iitsruns I'm IssteH 9erbfi ni9t mebr einse'
bsimff werben tonnte unb iber Winter auf
ben SeIbern Iisssn bIsiben muBte, ift BE.
fanntIi@ faft sdnSIi@ psrborben, 10 baB es
ridt sinmuI 3u S9weinsfutter gut senus
III. gs MIL nun sin Ws5isIbIatt pifen, baB
es pon gbieaso Branutueinbrsnnern In
WoHsn ~ 10 Gents pro BuibeI aufses
fault uub tur SabritatioH Der art Bbistep
~perpanbt pirb, bsren aIroma auf cine gnt.
fernuns non 40 &utbsa unb sinisen Mets
len su rie@sn 1T.
gu Ottumwa wirb cine beutid'be'
btdiide S&uIe eiuseri&tet.
11eber bic grnbte in Carroll 80.
meIbst Der Carroll 9emotrat1: uOis
Srd9ts fisbsn gut unb wa&ien Bet bieisr
parnisn Witteruus unb binrei&enbeu
Seu@tisfeit bss gobsns i9neD bsran.
@dbreub In anberu Bldsen, NIT uieberem,
rbensn BObsn Der @sisen unb anbere
4Isinfra9ts bur9 Rof uieIfa@ seIitten
babsn ioD. bat bier i'm 5iseItbaI (6iass
baIs) BITE Srudt pom Rof nod wenis
S9absn seIittsn. ~llnisre Garmer ftnb nod
INNER pou gutter 5Offnunsen.~
Sn Der srfen Sisuns bes
Stabtratbs non Sc Wars, wurben u. u.
AIine gum Stabtmari&au unb Srant
Nspsrs gum StabtcIer, srwabIt. Der neue
Wapor, g. g. @oobarb, wurbe in bisier
srifsn Stabtratbsfsuns NIT eiueu, bibi&en
Spa,ierfod bei4entt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

pas St. Sraueis Sofauns College
tn Quincy, Su., weI@es inter Der ti&ti'
gen 9eituns Der bo9w. Jraneisfaner' Batter
aebt, af:eut fi9 bes befen Rufes, inbem
bic 86sIinse bisier anfaIt nidt nur in Der
ReIision unb WoraI, ionbern aud in allen
Sd9ern, weI9e sun, S%orttommsn i'm 9eben
erforberIi@ iinb, srinbIi4 unterridtet wers
ben. Dabsr III bieiss Snfitut bsnieuisen
gItern, weI&e ibren S0buen cine quite gr'
,iebuns ausebsiben Iaiien weuen, gang Be.
ionbers su empfsbIsn. Wie aus Der ans
seise srfi&tIi&, wirb bas nsue S9uIiabr
am Z. September beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Harnt IN %perfaufen.

Cine 8arm bon 80 gdn Sans, tposon bic
Sa fte bsreit5 in gutter Gultur in. u%nssfibr cine
Tsile nSIbli6 pon Mi4ael 5enfsls' DirtbIt aft
bel Sbtriqs WOunt. Dubuque Co.. untsr suttn
Sebiraunssn ,u psrtaufen. @s beInost no elm
sutss Wpbnbaus, Sdsuns, Staluus NusQ.
baus auf BEN plass. Der itbr sutts GueupaIr
bat. Die 5arm III DEFENDERS s,sisnst fur cine
Stsdfarm anS bat sutss S0I,lanS.
eisbbaba fSnnen ,uslei6 ben san,sn gisb.
itane, Ndsrssratbs uab 5tlpfriiGts nit anfaufsu.
Die 3ablunssbsbinsuuI en Inb febr sinfis.
2absres auf BEN giase ielblt III erfrassn BEL
Wiltpe elizabeth eenfels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Gin iuuaes 2saar Dusuauer fubr

nit Der @iienbabn mad 6atIep unO fe Isstsn
bas i9Iafenbe Rinb nuf einsn Ieersn Sit
i~snieits bes Ourdsanss. Ser 8us baIt.
Der Wunn im @sbrdns iprinst rsdts aus,
bic 5rau Iints. @s bIdBt piebsr, Der 3us
III fort. Der Mann suubt, bic Sruu babe
bas Rinb, bic Srau bsntt, Der Raun bat
es. Gum Sdreden srfubren iis, baB bus
RIein i&Iafenb nod auf benz 3ase Iiest.
Don WaterIoo aus purbe basieIbs in GoIss
zines E%sIesrummss ben ansitsrfiatsn e.
tern auridseianbt. Oas nadftsmaI tims
inert fd BITE Wutter Inn ibr Rinb; ibrs
Pfidt 1T bas bauptiddIi@ unb ni9t bic bss
Wannes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Die aeue pampf(pribe, wsIds ben

Wv"
Oienff bier In Der Stabt perfebt, 10 LANCE
Der y9rapes" in &eparatur III, Ianste Isste
Wo9e bier on unb wurbe Samitas abenb
unter sroBem 5ubranse elmer sriinbIi&en
PrObe u~nteraosen. Sn 81 Winuten se'
lang co i'm DampftsheI ben Druid auf 20
pfunb per 0uabratsou gu brinssn unb ebe
bic Sprise aus benz Sprisenbans an Ort
uub Steae Der Probe NOR, seiste Der Ra'
nOmeter 80 Yfunb. Gin @aferbpbrant
1T niSt I'm Stanbe @aher senus tu lies
fern, um bic Spriss In Sang su baIten.
Die e Sprise bat bereits ibren Numsu,
ie beibt: Dorfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Euofi6! baben mir cine bireete

EnoG6! babsn mir cine bireete gers
binbuns NIT ct. 9ouis iibIid unb ct.
YauI n6rbIi9 benz SIuB entlans. gom
IL. SuIi an IdBt bte g., Sd. & ct. YauI
giisnbabu einen birscten 3us pom ct.
Souls nod ct. paul unb umsetebrt Iaus
fen. Ser Sus sebt bier nm 10 llbr 20
Winutsn Morsens ab, srr.idt Ga grpfe
UNI 4 t1br Na9mittass unb ct. YauI um
Z r1br 25 Winuten Nbsnbs. SibIi9 sebt
Der 8us um 4 ubr As Rinutsn Nu1mits
tags unb errsi9t Rod SsIunb I'm 10 rbr
abenbs, NO sirscte gerbinbuns nit allen
3isen iibIi9 unb weffIi@. Die 3ise mad
Ga grohe UNI 8 llbr Worsens unb nod
Clinton I'M, 8 u5r As Ninutsn Nbsnbs
fallen beibe meg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Die Detpeu Erutt. 2aa(6ine

if bic bette unb biaisife i'm Wartte.
Da bic ginbsr i9 on Der @strsibeisits
bes Erisbrabss b~sfinben, sisuet f9 bic
Nai5ins iouobI fir eberes ME w~eQenf6rs
mises 9anb. nc anbsre Wai9iuen umfaI,
len.
gbenfals bis popuIdren gmpire unb
Bud,g Wdber Swsep ober Eii@re@sus
@rnts,n. 3wei' ING ger Susrb6k
ser.
Spre1t DOT unb isbt fe Sud on BET
q &. Wiliams & 60.
Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

&m IA. 5afi amiHrsu F9 bic eriien
anfshlsr, b. ;. ~bisisuiseu, bic iton %
unb msbr Sabre bier fnb, ;ufammsn tn
benz garten Der Wef: Dubuque Braue,ei,
NO sann bic alien gtinne.unssn pistsr
aufatfrif6t merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
st. Sraneis
SOlanuss SOue0e.

Saincp, SIinois.
Tieie, unter eeituns Der p. P. Gran3isfantr
itebeaet 9nifalt, srSfnst ibr neutrality-suspicious.
S&uliabr I'm
4. September 1881.
Terms Soft 4ssis une llatfrri&t per Sabr
$tS5.O0. Wuft srtra.
lin ISttrts p,nst man I'D an
Rev. P. Anselmus Mueller, o. s. F.,
prSdeeut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Am 4. Stuff uabu, mon einen Disb fef,

Am4 4. Sufi nabm mon einsn Disb fef,
Der i'm @sb,anse auf benz Motor elmer
Dame bic soIbsne l15r entfabrte. 3ufdli'
ger Wsiie uaren Sbsriff unb Dspuipiberifi
ba, bic ben Spisbuben nod LANCER gesen.
uebr binsfeit ma6ten unb in go. fiber
bra9ten. Wan fanb bic lbr auf benz
gabuseIeiie, wobin Der Disb fe sewOrfer,
rpieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

gait ote(er GUNNER lduft Der ssbnis
Sabrsans Der .2uremburser 9asette" ab.
rnisrs gstra9tunssn fsIsn mir in Der err
ten Drummer bss ueueu O~eSenniums an.
Nus benz gfdns4sn, has Der erfe @inb
mitusbmen ioute, ift Elm trdftiser Stamm
seuorbsn, Der smsi farte S9eeren ausses
breitet unb tisf unb brett &c uur3eIt bat. Sc!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
2Sir fenRen bic aufmsrtiamfsit unie

rer 2eier auf bic gussiss bes Institutes of
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. Waibins'
ton 5isbts, Sa., In Der Ndbs BON Chicago,
bas pon ben S9wsitsrn BON Rotrs Dame
sefabrt wirb. Da bieie Sdwsfsrn in ben
Ser. Staaten ais quite graisbsrinnsn Be:
taunt iinb, betbe Spra9en, beuti9 unb
ensIii9 seIebrt usrben, 10 1T cine Idnsere
@mpfebIuus ni@t n0ibis. Die anitaIt
liest in isbr seiunber Gage unb bsrsdnst
nur mdbiseu Yreis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Cine ~traurise 2sei(e bate cine 5rau
Gong aug Sbipton, pa. Sic fubr NIT Der
9si9e ibres auf Der giienbubn su Esr,p in
unierm Staate uerunslad,en Wanuss mad
6auIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
&cbrer %perlanat.

Gin Der teuti&tn uub tnslii&sn Sprate mad.
tiger 9ebrer, Ter ben Srsanifenbienf stritben
fam, ipirb fur bic ct. patrids (eanbssmtinbe)
In Ssnsea &c., Ohio. stiubt. @tbalt $i00-
600. Wobnuns fret. 0utt !3tusniGe linb un-
btSinst nptbpeneis. Wan wtnet f& an Rsp.
5. &brtfopbOrs Sasepm, Ssnsea 60,
Sbip,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Stout, Srapss, Ali(on unb anbere

baben f4 ,u'ammsnsetb IN unb srinbsn
unter benz Raueu ,gatiIs Co. cine gss
isui9aft, bie ben gisbbanbeI in sruBartis
&C , Wabfabs bstreibsn min. 9as Gaps
taI bsitsbt,aus 100 autbsiIi5einsa BON ie
$500 unb tam Bis auf $500. 600 srb6Et
worbsn. Die gsri9uIbuus Der 60. tarf
$40 600 ME absfeiasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Samaaa sans ftdb wurb.n 3uei 81

Samfaa gang ftib wurbsn 3uei Gins
BRIDE besansen. Die Offciu bss pRatio'
nal Dsmotrat" murbe pom Der Gqsp aus er'
brodsn unb 5err 9niHts um etwa $50 bes
fobIeu. gu4 s. Dsderts 9aus an Dipis
fonfirase wurbs in isiuer abwsienbeit srs
brodsn unb stpa 500 usrtb Saden emit.
fibrt. Wan slaubt, bag bic Diebe In Der
Stabt pObnsn. Ob bic YoIiasi auf Der
Spur IN, piiisu mir nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Der Ar6eiter bot in Der beibsn Sabs
resseit oft Elm RsismitteI n6tbis, bomit i'm
ni&t bic Site iberwdItist. &itmeier's
California Bsiu Bittsrs uerbient ben gors
aug Dor allen ifdrtersn @strdnten, bsnn 90
wirtt anresenb unb fdrfenb. bdIt appetit
unb 0erbauuns aufre1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Sa oer Safermi6fe srpIObirte Issie
Wo@e cine 8erpiene0aampe unb isste cts
niss Sdde in Geuer. Die 6Iammen wurs
ben seI5i9t. sbe ie weiteren S4aben tbuu
tonnteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Am 4. Sufi i4rb i'd Der finfssbnidb'
rise 9sbrit cine 9abuus .IsiHen RisisIs
bur& bic Iinte 5aub. &c III cine 6rase,
Oh Der Sanse bic 5cnb is uisbsr in Srbs
nuns frisst. 0as puIusr, tas guIper!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Sekte 2So6e bratte Elm ensIiider
Groom elm gferb bierburd. bas mad Sc.
Wars bsfimut, III uub $25 900 ~toifsts.
Gbeueres 9fsrb, leii& es sebOrte 9Otb
6aImoutb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Tarnt III perfaufem.

Die. stras rtnisr ale 800 adr srsse Farm bt, be psr-
artbersn 2. Itdsls In Sane Sprini ssbsrtt. 3 Ore Ian
ron Sauo Spring an Der 2 aneiprinsRravt. 6 wltlea BON
Sateaee une sbtnlcp.tt ppa Hfsnttttlc In Gaseaes 9eru.
ftip steseu Ia. atht btats ~ ptriautn Die farm Eat q
Gdsr 6pl,, stnus gtti n uub alice Cant bts anf % teaie
Ia gu stnstftn,t. Saus u. S4euHe fiat In sufsm 8ut IN
be. Nuf ZEN eanhs n cine ME r~srf.stnht Sutns. Nat.
~,ufrastu bet 5iani play In Cascade over auf Der Sarm
fubh ba