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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

The West Point candidates Of the
Democratic party have always infused
such a phenomenal degree OF enthusi-
asm into their respective campaigns,
that the expedicncy is being gravely
considered by the leading Bourbon
lights, of making Cadet Whitaker the
standard-bearer of the great unwashed
in 1884. The program would lack the
novelty Of the Greeley canvass and as a
scheme to catch the soldier vote" would
pale its martial fires in comparison with
the superb military luster of the McClel-
Ian and Hancock campaigns. But it
would be Change" and that is what
the Democracy insist the country is
bowling for.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

General Garfield has received 100
written applications for Office. All the
letters are alphabetically arranged and
packed away. One patriot, who is pro-
badly unknown outside his own state,
modestly asks to be make minister To
England. Another asks for "any high
Office. state or federal" Another wishes
10 have permission to run an apple
stand close by the White House. A
poor maiden writes that she is engaged
TO be married to n model young man;
that her parents are opposed to the
match and will cut her OF without n
cent, and she begs for q position that
will give her more to live on than mere
love. All sorts Of positions are asked
for, but mainly clerical and laboring.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

The municipal Indebtedness Of the
United Statea reaches the astounding
sum of 5000, O00,O 900. Its increase dur
ing the past ten years has been proper
tionately greater than the increase in
population or taxable valuation of
property. Memphis repudIAted its debt
because there was not property enough
within the corporate limits to pay It..
No wonder that capitalists are getting
shy OF city bonds. The difficulty of ne
gotiating them without making pretty
good showing, will have q tendency,
probably, to check extravaganza in the
future.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

it TO his ear, and received word that "A
man at the depot wants TO talk with you
Dropping the instrument, he remarked,
There's man at the depot who wants
to talk with me, and must co. and
selling his hat he departed on the
double quick for the depot"
The first-class cities charter is out OF
the hands of the special committee and
the Kansas legislature is speedily ex-
pected TO pass it. All officers except
mayor and council are appointive. There
will be special legislation for LeaVen-
worth with regard TO collection of spec
isl taxes.
Usage City Free Press: A special
session of the Grand Lodge of Kansas. l.
o. o. F., will be held at Emporia on
Tuesday evening, March 1, for exempli-
flcation of the new work. Some twenty
five scarlet degree members of this city
will attend, the fare for the round trip
being only $1.30 They will leave on
the afternoon train and return at mid
night.
The bill which recently passed the
house providing that certificates of grad
uation from certain high schools shall
admit the graduate to the state universi-
ty without examination, meets with
strong opposition from cities whose
schools are not included. They COM
plain that the effect is to set premium
on certain schools that are no more
worthy than others not included in the
list.
Madison News: We have interviewed
q number of new corners from other
states recently regarding the effect the
temperance law is, in their opinion,
likely to have on emigration from their
respective states. The almost universal
answer is: at will help 1t wonderfully.
AL the best people of the eastern states
are proud of the heroic action of your
temperance people. They long to live
in state where sobriety and goodness
are made the foundation of society, as
they are Of civilization. They will come
to Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

Before the death of Mr.. Carpenter,
the new senate stood 81 Republicans
and 81 Democrats, with Davis of Illi-
nois and Malone of Virginia to draw
from. Davis will vote with the Demo
Gratis at the organization, and Malone is
regarded in some quarters as a very un
certain quantity. His political interests
in Virginia, II is assumed, make his pos
ition rather trying. To retain the Re-
publican wing OF the Readjusters would
seem to make 1t necessary that he should
occasionally vote with the Republican
senators on important questions, while
the Democratic Readjusters might re-
Quire that he should hold fast TO the de
pravity of Democracy. Any ingenious
speculator in political probabilities in
the case of Malone may weigh the
chances TO his hearts content.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

Robert T., son of ex-President Lin
coin, is supposed to be the tub TO be
thrown to the Logan whale in Illinois.
Gossip assigns him to the war depart
ment Ex-senator Howe, of Wisconsin,
is mentioned for the interior department,
but 1t isn't probable that . senator who
made a fiat failure Of an assault on
President Hayes will get into the cabi-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

Talk of an extra session grows at
Washington. The country has no rea-
son Of late years to like extra sessions,
but If the public interest makes one nee
essary there will be the all-comforting
reflection that the Democratic house
perhaps the last Democratic house ever
TO be seen here-has ceased to exist
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

The Democratic senate is good deal
like the Democratic house-only more
so. Seventeen senators have already
proposed amendments to the river and
harbor bill, increasing the amount sp-
propriated by the house by 81, 800, 900.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

A large number Of ordinary felt hats
have been converted into bee-hives by
the agitation OF congressional apportion.
nent in the Kansas legislature.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

John A. Martin can freely condone
all the shortcomings of the Kansas SEN
ate since it has slaughtered the grand
Jury bill
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

Flatiery is the hocus- pocus nonsense
with which our ears are cajoled, in order
that We NAV be more effectualIy banl-
boozled and deceived.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
MILLINERY.
MILLINERY CHEAP.

From this date Mrs. Kidder will mark down
felt hats to close out. Light colors in all the
best shapes. Ladies should call and secure one
before they are all gone. Children's hats less
than cost All other millinery goods will be
SOLD AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
Death OF sehstor Carpenter.

NEW YORK, Feb. GA Washington
special says: Senator Carpenter passed
away quietly. His wife, con and daugh-
ter, DIR. Fox, of Milwaukee, and c. g.
Williams, of Wisconsin, were present.
He sank quietly away without strug-
gle, simply dying from exhaustion. in.
cident TO the disease that had spent L.
self upon his system.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 24-The news of
the death of Senator Carpenter created
profound regret. 1t is the one topic in
all circles. Various public associations
will meet and take formal action.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
Cabinet Conieetnre

WAsHISGToS, D. c., Feb. GA Re-
publican senator of prominence and in
fiuence said 10 ; reporter of the Western
Associated Press, today: "If you tele-
graph that Robert Lincoln will be secre-
tary of war; Senator Sargent, of Cali
fornia, secretary of the navy, and Wayne
MacVeigh, Of Pennsylvania. attorney
general, you will name three of General
Garfield'e cabinet" Senator Sargent
was chairman of the senate naval COM
mittee, and has studied naval affairs
very closely. MacVeigh Is a son-in-Iaw
Of Simon Cameron The senator who
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
An Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The delay in
the funding bill and action of the Re-
publicans in fillibustering against the ap
portionment bill, have created a feeling,
today, that an extra session may, after
all, become necessary. When the fund
ing bill passed the senate, it was be
lieveG that the main obstacle to the com
Pistion of business within the limits of
the session had been taken away, but the
feeling is strong again this evening that
it is not possible to finish the important
business before noon on the 4th of
March.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
Prohibition Notifications.

TOPEKA, Feb. 24.-In the senate this
morning Senator Thatcher introduced 8
bill providing for the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors for mechan-
ical, scientific and medical purposes, as
substitute repeating section 10 of the
bill which passed. 1t provides for the
use of wine for sacramento purposes,
allows physicians to prescribe whlskey
for medicine without filing the same and
also lessons the restrictions on druggists,
giving them the right TO sell liquors
without certificates from the county
commissioners. The debate on this
waxed violent and strong. Those who
opposed the original bill expressed
great surprise that the leaders of the
temperance movement should weaken so
soon. The motion to place the bill on
third reading, subject to amendment
and debate, passed
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
Woman Suffrage.

TOPEKA, Feb. 24-Another question
was put out of the way last night. The
woman's suffrage amendment which is
offered at every session of every legisla-
ture is shelved for the next two years in
this state. The wives of the state ought
to feel gratified by the courtesy with
which they were treated. The idea of
submitting the amendment to q vote of
the people was treated in a very hippaDt
and facetious manner, as if it were the
greatest joke in the world The session
last night was essentially picnic. Elder
Millington and perhaps one or two les
ser lights being the only ones who con-
sidered the question in q serious man.
ner. Indeed brother Millington was so
serious as to give still more ludicrous
aspect to the case
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
i Prominent Journalist Dead

ST. LOUIS, Feb.-A. s. Mitchell, an
Hot Spring last evening of pneumonia.
Mr.. Mitchell edited the lptelligeneeF and
the Evening News here as early as 1850.
During the war and subsequently, he
was connected with the New York
Times. and within the past two years he
was editor of the St Louis Times, and
after leaving that paper edited a weekly
journal called the Standard, which sus-
pended a few months ago. Mr.. Mitch
ell was born in Davidson county, Tenn,
in 1920, was lawyer in early life. but
soon entered Journalism, and continued
in that profession until his death.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

gave this information spoke positively.
Senator Logan says now that he Is not
authority for the assertion that Robert
Lincoln will be appointed to cabinet
position, but that he recommended Lin
coin, and hopes and believes he will be
apDointed
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
Attorneys at Law.

PEYT0S ~ PENTON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. EmporIa. Kan
sas. will practice in the state aIi4 iecerist
courts.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
The CONSOLIDATION ControYersy

CHICAGO. Feb. PA private dispatch
from a well informed gentleman at Mad
ison, Wis. says the Legislature will be
notified of the death of Senator Carpen
ter this evening. Under the law of con
gress his successor cannot regularly be
elected until March 9th, the vacancy not
having occurred during recess of the
legislature. The suggestion has been
made that the legislature adjourn after
indicating its preference tor a senator,
and permit the governor to appoint a
successor. 4 question might arise, how
ever, as TO the legality of such an ap-
pointment and action by the legislature.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

SCOTT d LYNN.
ATTORNEYS At LAW. VIII practic,
all the state and Federal COur:S-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

T.. PAYNE,
ATTORNEY and Justice al the Peace
Office: Emporia National iiank Building
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

Freaks of the Mercury.
New YORK. Feb. 24-The thermome-
ter this morning was four degrees above
zero. Along tie Hudson the mercury
was two below, teaange of forty degrees
in twenty hours.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

The controversy for Senator Carper.
ter's place has already commenced, aud
quite number of Wisconsin WORTHLESS
have run up their lightning rods in the
hope that political lightning may be al
tracted toward them. Some, however,
who have aspirations for cabinet posi-
tions, are a little cautious about an
nouncing themselves as senatorial can
didates
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04

Bernhardts management, having be.
come alarmed at the excessive and nat
ural cheekinees of American pickpock.
cts, haYe secured the services of three OF
PinkertOn's keenest men. Whether the
management fears that the "gang will
purloin the great actress or her valua.
bles does not appear-eitheT way would
put an ordinary American pickpocket TO
the blush.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
2Hus Dem Sfaafe.

gouneiI bluffs unb Omaha
babeu, wie 60 idetnt, ben Eomabawt be-
srabsu unb lbsa bic Yflidten Der @adbar'
i5aft auf cine iebr Mobile art aus. 90
idreibt iest baribsr bic vSreie Preis":
,Omaba rsi4t GouneiI Bluffs bic Brus
be,banb. Gm Dientas, ben IL. Sanuar,
iberraidten unsefdbr arpei 0usenb S4lit'
ten nebit SniaGen Council Bluffs NIT IT,
rem Bsiude. Council 8luffs' Burger,
pie inner i9Iasfsrtis, ~riiieten ft4 bu st
mem @sssnbsiude, unb lesten Wontas
ibsridritten 275 BIS 800 Perionen tn $50
SdIitten ben Wifeurt. Omaba bate
0ins sero4en unb i9idte cine Delegation,
um bic @dffe su empfansen. Dtelelbsn
purben nit Draft pom Wapor unb ben
S~tabtudtern Omaba's auf's GreunbIidas
s~mpfansen uab bswirtbet. gtner treunb'
Ii1en ginlabung Ssitsns unierer Burger
folaenb, fatteten Omaba's Sreunbe tn etua
1856 S9Iitten am Mittwo4 ibren @esen
bsiu9 ab unb murbsn bier I'm Ogden 6ouie
bepirtbet. Germ Sobu aboIf's unb bic
Omaha Wuff Banb lisfsrten BITE Ruft,
weI@e ni9ts tu pini4en abris Hsb.e
Cine an3abI Ganatifsr ma4te
t3 tirsIi9 In Rewton, Saspar gounip,
bas gsrsniseu, In ueri&isbsne SierDirib'
i@aften eiusubriusen unb bas BARN ssfans
bsus Bier In bis StraBsn Iaufen ~ Iafsn.
Sest baben bic @irtbe bis Stabt auf S@a'
bsnsrias usrtlast, unb bieie ptrb i'm wObI
,abIsu maFen, benn, wenn Rs aud, unfs'
rem f&Snen @eissen mad, bas Re@t bat,
ben Wertauf pom Bier ~ pabteten, 70 III
fs bod uerpfi&tet, bas gisentbum Der
Burger sesen g0bsIansrife tu f&dtsn,
unb Bier 1T iosar pom uuierem Obsrss'
ri@t ale .gisentbum' ertIdrt worben.
Der srobe Eempersna'Re
former, Darius auen, wsl&sr Dor si'
mem Sabre surid ntebrers &sbsu tn Soma
bon StapeI seIafen bate, 1T pOrise 8o9e
tn elmer pOIi3d Station In Chicago seftOr'
Ben. gr wurbs am slbenbs DOT fsinsm
Eobs BON etnem poIisiftsn mad Der Polt'
teifatiou sebra@t, weI@e i'm fac bstrun'
Ten belt. Cine tlnteriu&uns ersab, baB
CT an BEN @euub pon Opium ssforbsn 1T.
$50 Butter unb Rdiefabrissn sibt
CO ssssnpdrtis I'm Staat Soma, bsrsu @e'
iammtprobutts TN Istten Sabre unsefdbr
$ll 600, 900 wsrtb waren.
Die pefofftes Riuers Greet In
eagle Gounibip, SIadbapf Co., 1T aufs
worbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

atbeHGbrtrr &ubn, bin bic sun, ipGten &C.
f1leGt.
Ststs unfGbis bss Sruss. babt ibr @ctt BEN
Breunb unt esm 9anee,
Ssf unb bsilis bspabrt @laubsn uns Sinbnif
unt S6rur.
0is Seriammlunsen fnbsn monatlt9 in
Der fein uussefatteten 9afupstte 9aa In
@ratiot @psnie fatt. Die 8erbanblungen
ssben nod ffreus parlamentarii4en &s'
9eIn Dor f9, bod barf babel Der 5umor
3uusiIsn etn WSrt9sn mitrsbsn. Seben'
funs febt man, baB ss guen NIT ibrsm
Befrebuusen, eiuen sebiesenen eurtmbur'
ger ltntsrfasunsspsreiu gu srinben, ernf
asmsint lit, unb bas berieIbe elmer suten
3utunft e%ntsesGngsbt. gS wurbe bei9loi'
fen Der r@a,ette" pom ben Sorti9rittsn bes
9ereins 3sitpsiIis bur9 ben correspond
renSen Sefrstdr 8eri9t erftattsu tu Iuien.
Den ausI6eibsnben Bsamtsu wurbe fur
ibrs g%smibunsen, BITE fe ft5 BET Der Srs
sanifruns bss 8sretns ssssben, ein &c:
bibrenbes Dantss.@ otum absefiattet unb
barauf ben neuet 8eamteu, beren Ramen
fdou in Der v@asettsA m~itsetbeilt worben,
ibre site fsierli9 ansewieisn. Na4
SdiuB Der 8srIamulluns uurbsn bann Der
fr6bli5sn l1utsrbaItans bsim 9laie nod
sis paar ausenbIide sewibmet, unb ieber
stne NIT benz S~epuBtisin mad 5auie feline
Bsit eiueu sutsn @ette sewibmet au ba'
ben.
Vivat. foreat, c~rescat, Luxemburgorum
Unto! u. u.
SnrffpnuW6 fpIaf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
Die Siqn0r t.no 2BeiaBanofuaa,

Die Siqaor nmo g6eia9anofuaa,
peI@s 5srr N. SoIIenfsIa 8. Stras
&c, Dubuque, In 9srbinbuns NIT feline,
Dirtbi9aft betreibt, bat fi9 f@on felt Idn'
serer Seit unter Mlsu, weI9e stuas uirts
lid @utss unb lluperfaIi@tes ,u taufen
wiui@sn, etnes porsasIi@sn Rufss srfreat,
uub 81. 5ouenfeIs IF fsts barauf Bee
ba@t bieien &af aufre@t aa erbaIten. Sn
ususrer 8sit bat Ct ieiu Eager fsiusr 81.
qu5rs, Brdnbiss, frant0Ri4er, bsuti&er
unb sinbeimt@er Weius bebeutenb usrsr5,
bsrt, u. ba CT bisieIben aus stfer Sanb bes
sisbt, tsins Rsiisnbeu bdIt unb bas @si9dft
s~r6BtsntbsiIss fsIbff iberwa4t, eripart Ct
8wii9snbdnbIer.g CONDITIONER unb &siies
Spsien, anb III TN Stanbe, feinen Runs
ben far aubesewdbnIi9 biuiss Preiie pOrs
tdsIi&e Waars su bistsn, Oh fe nun Bel
Der SIal@e obn BET benz SaB taufsn. Dsr
bssbaIb feline feinsn 9iqu6re obsr 8eine
portbsiIbaft tn @roBen obsr I'm RIeinen
einsutaufen wini&t, benz ratben MIR iebens
faIIs Bel Srn. 5OlleafsIs porsuipre&sn,
unb istns Daaren unb Yreiis gu prlfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

Der rEeIssrupSA tiidts am 5rsitus isi'
men 2eiern awet fette Gnteu auf. Sic,
bisis Iuitsr zines i9Snsn iournaIifii9su
Ssbsrpiebs:
~ Sti5of Sennefep eebt uon Rou
fort nod -. Berlin, Der 9auptfiabt bee
beuti4en &ei4ss. (
p &sp. 6. M. 5snnsfsp, Elm 9asa'
~riftenpater pom ct. Qouis, pirb Bii9oI
Der Speitsn 0i6ceis Sopa's, pslde bic 4
anteru &eibsn @ouutp's bss Staates UNI
faBt. e
@arum Fat Der rEeIesrapb' btsfe gnter
ni6t am Sonntas aufsetiidt9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

SIMMER 1pieoer tritt bic Tbatiads tn
ben gOrbsrsrunb, bas eth ldnserss aeiber
uuf cine tIeiue lnrsssImdbist.it uis j.. Q
nahe 5iTe 3~uridjufibren if, uab baB hi
@eIt, bic taufenbfa9 separnt purbe, ba'
rum ni9t uorft9tiser~ seuorbsu lift. 5itsi
sud Dor nafen Saben! Rafe GdBe Iesen
Isi5t ben Reim su S9winOiu5t unb Ist:
tsrs brinst nt9t ieIten ben Cob, peun bic
Srantbett nidt burd ben @sbraud uon
Or. Gusuf R6nts's 5ambu rs
ger gruftbes I'm Refine eriiidt pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

2iu(er n%euorsanifirte 9anbeIsratb bate
Iestsn Samffus feline @abI. 6. e. Burt
uurbs gum grdRbenten, q. 6. &pber gum
@ics.9rdfbsntsn unb $. 9. 9etbsrinston
gum Sstretdr erwdblt. WeDonaIb,
Cooper, Meeap, 9insban unb Stsusns
biIben bas 9irsctorium. Ser Setretdr
erbieIt ben sluftras bic fatifii@en WOtis
gen lbsr Dubuque unb isinsn Sanbsl In
YampbIetform su pubIi3tren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
Sortfskuns Der yerfteiserans.

Die gertsiserans, Der aus BEN Cheap
John Store babier berribrenbsn fertissn
&Isiber flr Rduner, SinsIinse unS Rnas
ben, ausfattuussartiteI u. /. ID. wirb nod
bisis 8o9e fOrtssiest unb mub beenbist
usrbsu. 2suts, bic Bis bisber auf Der
g~sriteissruns setauft babsn, ffnb 3ufris'
ben ssftsIt uorbsn unb, wsr nod taufsn
min, bat isst nod turbe Ssit @~slssenbsit
basu, ba nit @ubs bieier ISOLDE Der @srs
tauf aufb6rt, ba bas 2oeal bsrsits psrs
mistbst III. Der @srtauf besinnt 2 tlbr
Ra9mittass unb bauert bis abenb. Der.
isIbs finbs. In go. $50 WainfraBs sui'
i@sn s. unb 8. Strabe im Golden Eagle
Clothing House ftatt.
O. u. Burton, a%uctiOndr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
sseifeuse aseateu
Z. Z. Sbpbe & Nlirsb Giittcn.

shr Ole Sers sefuRir@e auf eagle
gOiut 1T bic neue glOde, bic absr 1000
gfO. fdwer, anseIanst. Maa ma9t I'm.
taIten fe in einem Da6reiter a%ufsubGnsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

2Sir fenReu bic aufmertiumteit Der
9sisr bss hamburger SamiIiens RaIenber
fir 1881 auf bic In bsmieIbsn entbaItsns
Daruuns. Sober 2eier, Der bic batiu auf'
ssfibrtsn Yuntte senuu betradtet, wirb
ME tn ben Stanb seiest werben, feline 9offs
nuns auf Elm ~usrtblOies 5eiImitteI seiest
3u baben, iOnbern In Or. aasaf R0nis's
hamburger SamiIisnsR sbiSinen @eiunbs
beit unb Slid finben. |'s..a a.a st gh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

pie Sutp tOnnte f4 In benz prOSefe
sesen bic bes 9isbfabIs ausetIaste Srau
@iaiums uidt sinisen, unb bic gei&ulbiste
warb entIafsn. Die OffentIi&e Weinuns
1T ni4t su @unfen Der gntIafensn.
Run bas @sies bat stns Wa@snaie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

per gonsree bat S. 900 bewiuisi, UNI
bic Saubbant Dor benz biefseneanbunsspIat
p~essubassern; @uIeua erbdIt BIZ. 600 um
ben Sieber1uB gu rsinisen, bamit bic goots
Dor Der Stabt anlsssu t6uuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

SIM 2Seaen babsn bsrartise S9nee:
fhirme ssbauft, baB bic SainOis Central
@iienbabn ibreu gertebr idon felt utebre'
rem Easen einfieuen muBte. !9inter Ba'
tsrloo if BITE Babn sduslid suseidnsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
crosses Auf(e6eu erresem bic numbers

barren &uren, peIde In aHtn EbeiIsn bss
9anoes burd G~nuenbuns bss ct. SatObs
SsIs ersieIt werben. Sale pom &bsuna'
tismus, 9i6t uub anbsren idmsrsbuften
&rantbeiten, weIde Sabre lang aflsn anses
panbten WitteIn pibsrifanben unb pom ben
aer8ten aufsesebsn purben, pei9en ben,
st. Satobs Del. Die 6erren aerste uif.
fen niat, mas fte iassn ~iollsu, tenn 10 sts
mas 1T nod ME basspeieu.
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ct. Souls Warftbertat.

(ptr EtItarapkJ 2. Gtbr. 1881,
8stssn-rotbsr, NO.2, 90 Bic 9s9 st.
WeIi4torn-385 bis 81 gts.
Safer 301 BIS sos Cts.
S4weiaeHei6- $l4.25
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

pie (6mnttsem groseGe, bic Isste
BO9s bier sesi9tIi@ psrbanbeIt wnrbeu,
unb bic ben alien unb iunsen 8dftIinssn
gum 9aubium seret9teu, ipre9en nt6t
lsbr fur bic Woralitdt 9ubuque's.
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SER 2ai6. 2ai6efs, asent fur bi,

Serr 2ai&. 2ai4efs, assnt fur bic
Edridge unb NeW Home Rdbma'
i9tnen, gu ftnben BET Sobn S&uIer, Wbites
itraBe stpiiden II. unb ls. StraBe. Rdbs
nabeIn unb 5ubsbSr "a ttachments) werben
su ben biaisften gretien p%ertauft, ebenio
Rdbmai9inen Bet MIR uuf's bilisfe unb
bette reparirt. Spre9t Bet mir Dor, ebe
ibr ionituo tauIt. O 4s9 - SOL
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9hieago Warftbsriat.

~ 81 S.I.arasbo Z. Stbr. 1881
@etaen.-Mo. 2, 964 bis cog Sts.
DeIi9torn-36 Cts.
6ufer-29 BIS 80 gts.
Butter-2s BIS 80 @ts.
gter-2s bis 80 Cts.
Dbtstp-$1.oS.
S&wetne--$5 90 bis 5.95.
Rtnbpteb-$2.2 20 Bis 5.25.
wetneFeif4-$l4, 90 BIB IA 26,
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2. - @S9extlt9e 8rieFifs.
NtlSaalss Warttberi&t.

psr 1tIssrapb) 7. 9tbr. 1881.
Detten-Ro. 2, 9st @ts.
SGfer-30 gts.
&eifmforn-S7 gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

Am Is. Se6raar fam man nit siuem
@rcuriionsSuse mad Wew Orleans unb
surid gum Yrsiie pom $22 seben. 8as
TT etne iebr biuise Rsiie.
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$40 ut Saepb Sbia

ssbartts sSn e arpnsptlsr (eursmbure). 8ribse Rritf
BON Tim partn fatirt RON Diaplrtpu 9ptr austunft ltr
fttntn isstsen Auf,pibdlt stb' n Tam, IN ssbhrn. bteIeIbt an
glteOlas Eth, so. Is Rrsanif CIR, 8tfrrtt. Tt& cher
an biz RttattiSn Der ,@aJste' "a i1ifsu. ..