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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
i county, s.:
John Lantry,
VS.. PIN chancery
Thomas Burke Il John Farrell,
The object Of his suit is 10 set aside rs
fraudulent "a decd made on February 2, 1879,
and recorded in book 81, dage 29, Clerks office
Of County Court for Ohio county by Ihomas
Burke to John Farrell, conveying a portion OF
lot 81, on the west side OF Main street, Centre
Wheeling, and to have the said property ap-
piled to the payment OF u debt due by said
Burke to the plaintiff for 500, with interest
from February, lS2, until payment; and 1t
appearing from an affidavit filed in the cause
that the defendant, John Farrell, Is anon resi-:
dent OF the State Of West Virginia, II IL ordered
that said John Farrell appear at Rules TO be
held for the said Court, at the clerks oflce
thereof, on the first Monday OF March, lss2,
and do what may he necessary % protect hi,
interests in said suit.
SAMUEL B. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio county. s.:
r"h- Tontrv
Thomas Burke 4 John Farrell,)
The defendant. John Farrell, will take notice
that the dispositions Of John LAntry, John
mmin Charles stevens and others, will be
taken al the law Office Of Henry NJ. Russell,
No. 1915 Chap!irc street, Wheeling, West Nlr-
ginla,o on the lIth day If March, lSs2. between
the hours OF @ o'clock u. IN. and q O'Clock p. IN.
And IL from any ciu>e tile taking OF the said
dispositions shall not be begun on that day, or
being begun shall not he concluded, the tax
ing OF the same will be adjourned from time
to time until the same shall be completed.
HENRY VI. RUSSELL,
Solicitor for Complainant.
WHEELINC, February q, ls2. febsoawt
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FouI Play Suspected.

Last night, about midnight, Mrs. Drum
mond. an old lady living at 40 Coal street,
suddenly dropped dead. DR.. Garrison was
called and pronounced the cause heart
disease. but one of her sons thinks she wa
poisoned and so informed the physici IN,
An inquest and through investigation will
follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.
PRODUCE.


wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGIsrsR 0FYIcE,
WHEELING, February q.
The market during the past week has
been quiet. with prices about unchanged,
and little doing.
Grain.Corn is less scarce, 1t is worth
75c,, Wheat is worth 81 70 and Is
stationary. : Oats have advanced TO 50
cents per bpshel. Rye is very lightly
Foar-Family white 81 o0e7 50. Patent pro-
cess, Ss 50@s .. Spring wheat, 81 IS.
groceries business good. Coffee very
f Ar! f ssrt i0G rassfed ne kE NA:e 'P g ! w ki ;shG pss
e Choice SUI sugar Soc New Orleans molassse sIp prime I'M
s eoxdsfed h iS8ss; A ct eoas lsS sSsGe; sas; sssiri s'I &
sugar sHc; palace A &c; golden CsscE; prime
Sc; yellow s@s%e; Rice Garolins choice
bunches; cabbage 5 5Oes 70 per Dbl. and
scarce; potatoes plenty at 81 loSl per
bgshel ib sweet a5 PSp'a'esS' Baiti fos jers 3 .?
parsnips 500 per bushel; turnips 6oc per
bushel; onions 81 50 per bushel, per Dbl.
So 50; cranberries s. 5Og3 70 per box. CARROTS
Lima beans sc perlb. Hominy s. 90 per bbl. /;
Pearl meal s. % per Dbl; Oranges, per case
So@s o9j Lemons per, box 3 aoasi %; Beets
Bedns-In active demand at 500 per
bushel.
~BineLChoice butter is pleutier and COM
mands 3O@35c.
GetseI-Commanded lOslsc. for factory,
and lie. for New fork.
Canned Goods-Good demand; 8 10. cans,
pie peaches, e 10; 3 Id. cans peaches s. O;2lb;
cans peaches q 10. Tomatoes, 3 Id. cans 81 ID
al 50. sweet corn 81 GOAL 20. Winslow corn
81 10. Strawberries, 2 lb. cans 81 80. Black
berries, 2 ID. cans 81 30. RasPberries, ? Id cans
81 50. Plums, 2 III. cans 81 pSl 40. Lima
light, 65c; full weight 81 10, Id. String beans
81 10.
.AppIes-Plenty at 81 20 per Dbl.
Roos-JII61lc per Id. and coming In rapidly.
CutIe-iZa5<c per h., and dull.
&heep-Are In but moderate demand at 3Kd
&c per h., and scarce,
Dried F~rufls-There is a better demand, the
season now having opened, and much more
doing We quote: Apples at 4d5c; peaches
&c for prime. halves; %currantS &c; .raisins,
layers, So 70 per box; Valencia lie per Id.
EgQS-Scarce AT 2SG25c per doz.
FeutherS-Liye geese, 60GbSc.
FYsh-No. 5 mackerel, bbls., 81 10; No. 2
medium mackerel, $40 o..
Hdy-At sl4 90 for baled; loose, sl 0o9l2 90
and very plenty and dull.
NdiLs-The card rate on nails, fence and brads
Fo1tHrgNChickens, s. Jo@S rs per dozen,
and plenty; ducks, dressed, l3c per To-;
geese, 4Oa5Oc each; turkeys, dressed, l21zc per
To-, live S@9c per Id.
Mats-Market is weak, and prices Of bacon
4
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ALEXANDER BONE, sR,

ARY PUBLIC,GENERAL BUStNk<S
~ snd R.ai Estate Agent Loans negotiated
81 hcncht and soid. Merchants and Manu-
ssctnren' Books opened, examined and closed.
65sees ccIs~ts Houses Rented and Leased
Eeiiscaons promptly remitted- Advances
800 An busines correspondence connden
tally attended 70. Send 70. C5rcaiar sna .ncs
Ave- Caty Bank, Wheeling. ". Va jam
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

Harper's BGzdr says that the fancy
for color is shown in the decorated table
linen now used for large dinner tables,
as well as for the smaller tables for teas
and luncheonS. Large cloths are made
of the white monte cloth, with borders
of drawn-work in open, lace-like pat
terms that show q rich color-most often
cardinal red-beneath il, and there are
cav decorative clusters or inner borders
wrought in South Kensington embroid-
cry. Sometimes these devices repre-
sem fruit and flowers, while Others are
quaint little bits of landscape done in
outline stitches. The edges of the cloth
are heavily fringed, n wide netted head
ing being tied in. The napkins and
dOyleys are decorated in the same col
ors as the cloth, in very small patterns
representing comical little men and wo-
men,, ol~d-fashioned children, tea cups
and saucers in willow patterns, plaques,
bowls, etc. A wide stripe of red plush
may be laid down the middle of the
dining cloths, and borders of plush are
beneath the open figures of the drawn
work. Small cloths for ) o'clock teas
and luncheOns have the outline-work
done in a single color that is different
for each table. The handsomest
damask linen cloths for dining-tables
retain their pure whiteneSs, while color
is introduced only in the smaller cloths
for breakfast, supper, and lunch tables.
The surface of fine damask cloths for
dinner is so finely twilled and lustrous
that it looks like satin. This plain
satin finish is over the greater part OF
the table, while the only ornamental
damask figures are a wreath in the CEN
ter and corner pieces, or perhaps a Dor
der; in others there is a square center
of the damask, with plain monte cloth
outside ofthis design. The popular en-
broidery designs of gritiins, dragons,
storks, frogs, lions head with great
open mouths, vases and flowers, are
also woven on the fine double damask
cloths. For smaller cloths butterfly
pattern are used, or else there are
wreaths within wreaths all Owe the
whole cloth. Cloud patterns are also
effective, and there are harvest cloths,
with clusters Of grapes and of wheat.
a soft cloth of heavy Canton flannel Is
needed under such cloths to bring out
the woven designs, and also to protect
the table. Atouch Of color is also found
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

1t is prophesied that immense
quantities of flowers and lace will be
used to adorn next seasons bonnets.
Now is the time to get a divorce
L0ueH Citizen,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23
10000 BOTTLES!

- Possesses Varied Properties.
the PtyaIinei In the saliva
~p.xert. the SIarch I'M sugar OF
MO glucose. a dcneieneyL y
sause~ Wind and oItno
Re toinach- II the
Immediately after eating the TER
IN of food ispreNented-
nDon the Liver.
anon the Kidneys
Late the bowels
-iss- the Hood
- The Nervous system.
.motes Digestion.
sTi,heS, Strengthens and InTir
ksouthe ola Blood and makes
the pores OF the skin and in
HTs,lthy Preparation
[-Ir>IH o hereditary talnt OF poison
rrGgeuerttc> ScrOfulo, ErySlpe-
msuuer Of skin diseases anu eA'eE
drifts employed in It's manufac-
IAN 10 taken by the most delicate
r..rFI and feeble, care only being
rut!uu 20 directions.
NJ EENNCH, kanaWhS Cos W. Va
r- clark Juhn>OnS Indian Blood
s.wtIv for four years, and in all
moved 20 DC a. recommended. IL
,s I.pGtLer.a. :. ;. JONES'
Il r-g~SyILLE. BraXton Co, W. Va
en- entirely cured OF Heart Disease
.su~ clark JOhnSOuS Indian Blood
-,Gmmeud it, u>e 10 the afflicted.
WM. WORKMAN
PrgxSvrLLE, BraxtOn Co, W. Va
E.rrg with Dyspepsia and Liver
..- several years, Twas persuaded 10
TlEu>nus Indian Blood syrup,
..-rrrgded IN maktnganew man out
CAIN y. HINkLE
r~~rSsyILLE. Braxton Co, W. Va.
| ~ clark JohnSOu'S Indian Blood
Won recommend Il 20 be. l was AZ
Liver complaint for a great many
o. ~yrQp completely cured me.
ELIZABETH RIFLE.
sr-s BEND, ". Va, Feb. Is, ISL.
,ry InENSOS-l have been cured O
IN u~!ug your Indian BlOOd syrup
r-.gIi t highly. KATIE L. GENTRY
v,r.eI Tor the sale OF the Indian
--rtu evev tOwnO or village IN whichA
gsrr. PlrticulargiVen on apPuca-
rTGGISTS SELL 1T.
,.,sry u West Third street, New
a IfNN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

SKIN DISEASES CURED

By DR. FRAzIERS Magic Ointment. Cures
rs II by magic, PimpleS Black Heads o.
Grubs, Biotches or Eruptions on the face, leav.
ing the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cnres Itch, Barberis Itch; Salt Rheum, letter,
Ringworrh, scald Head, Chapped Hands, Sore
Nipples. Sore Lips, Old. obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASES.
#. Drake. Esq, Cleveland, o., suferedb beyond
all description from q skin disease which ap-
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes The most careful doctor
ing failed to help him, n after all had failed
he used DR.. Fraxier's Magic Ointment and was
cured by q few applications.
- The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, so cents.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles, DR.. williams Indian Pile Oins-
ment is a sure cure. Price sl-O. by mail.
For sale by druggists.
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, ". Va.
8. Q. Hamilton. Agent, Bsllaire, o.
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Lauisiana State Iatten CunlaaI.

B5z Prizes, smounting to-----rNpsN
Respousible corresponding agents wlm&ed g!
ali point, 10 whom liberal compensation VIZ
be paid. - -.
,ng fuu sddre<e. end orden By expsea OF
Reetstered Letter, or Money Order 81 mAu'
n. A. DAUPHN,
New OheAn< L.
or n. A, psuphtn, IL La Sale b., cnicas''
ine New York once Is removed q CnlesSN
! III. B.-Orden addressed 70 Nev
receive prompt attention.
ne Pu.;eulv aaraio. Of de PsSie = esI.
ed % De faa 1af De entsrs nsHsce -
Tnsss Er each Monthly DraeiaS s:a, -
$4,000, al G1 p-i.ss n each d'ar'"s IN
~ ed dsum 90 300
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. D. McFADDEN,

Os II 1n0CC
DUILDER, 1910 MARKET ST. ENTRANCk
b three doors above Custom House,, All
isfaetodiy. Plans and specifications prepared
and estimstes furnished on application, Care
full supervision given To buildings. Parties DE-
on nresent buildings, and those needing any
work in my line, win do well 70 call o. addrss
d sSS'~ I'D McyADDEN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23
The BEST HOMESTEAD

Is good health. There is NO pill In use which
so fully meets the average want as Logan &
Co.'s HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS. Forty
pills in each box. Little pills for children,
larger for adults.
The cheapest and best pill in the market.
LOGAN & CO.,
jas DRUGGISTS, BRIDGE CORNER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

Norx-Trains leaving Bsllaie at $50 .. n.
land. All trains daily except Sunday
ID. w. CALDwE ELL.
FORD, Gen. asnl f:Ss9s;t rs; HS IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

v0CAI CCITURE.

DROP. HARTLEY THOMPSON. THE
celebrated English Tenor, late OF hs
College of Music, Cncinnatt Ohio, pupil
Chevalier Lmmens. London, England, Will
give lessons at his rooms, I'LL Market street,
from q. m. to p m. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, FRIDAY md Saturday, of each week. FELIX
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tnnIlY excenf Snnnnv-

tDaily except Sunday.
tSteubenNiIle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
during the day passes backward and frrward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, Etna-
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel HILL
iCrichSSille Accommodation.
~Canal Dover Accommodation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23
APRONS.

Aprons of every variety, from the
dainty lace novelty to the large ging-
ham cooking apron, are as much i'll
vogue, for their several purposes, as
ever. Fancy aprons for young ladies
are made in a variety of ways. One oil
dotted white muslin trimmed with u
rufie of the same, edged with
Valenciennes lace, is very pretty or,
one of plain muslin with two wide 1ut-
ed ruffies of the same, headed with
black velvet. Different kinds of lace
are employed for trimming; the tOrchon
wears perhaps the best, although some
Ofthe Imitation laces have a more open,
lacy look when new. Insertions are
sometimes lined with a bright color
which gives a pleasing effect. Darned
net, a coarse cotton lace, run with 4
linen floss, makes a Very dresJy apron
and is quite pretty.
Ric-rac, made of fine braid, forms
a GOOD trimming for nainSOOk or linen;
aprons trimmed with it are very serv ce-
able for ordinary wear
Tennis aprons are still in favor. Col
ored handkerchief, square with plain
edge, are arranged with IL corner
forming a bib and two corners tied with
a bow behind for simple aprons of this
kind.
Large nurse aprons are of Lonsdale or
some plain white cambria. One breadth
reaching nearly to the bottom of the
dress, forms the front with a hall
breadth on each side; these are gather
ed into a band, the ~fullness reaching
around the waist, and wide strings add
ed. The trimming may be either tucks,
embroidery, everlasting or ric-rac.
Scollops make n very neat finish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling At "a 4. Ii
arrives Wcllsbug $50 A. L., bteubenyillsso
A. ~, making Close connection for western
points.
Trains leaving Columbus at5so ,. y. and -
A. n. run daily. Through Chicago ESpre1
Pm, with sleeping car attached, arriving -
Chicago ut 7 10 neIt informing. Besths can =
secured In advance at Union Depot tickst omeA
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Rlseptng
Cars through without change fruin hteueen
willie east 10 Philadelphia and New York, >
west To Columbus, 10 CINCINNATI, Loutsvtllos
indianapolis and ~. Louis.
For through tickets baggage checks, siseHeng
car accommodations and any furea % infofnA.
At an.Aandls Depot foot Of Elevsnth IlSOel
or Al City Tieks omcs, under teLnrs HOO
d. ". CALDWELL
Gent Manager, PtttsboryA, n
Il. A. FORD,
Gent Psa. and Ticket Agent, Pfttsbufyh. u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { st. losls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
THINE TABLE EAST AND WET Jan.
q, Ho. Trains leave Pan-H andle Depot,
foot OF Eleventh street. near Public Landing.
daily, except Sunday, - follow:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

TWO SPLENDID
SAMPLE PIANOS
ducing them In this marked are '
FOR SALE Al FACTORY PRICES,
Piano buyers are cordially invited to examine
these EMBELLISHMENTS at
Sheib's Music Store.
3TwELFTH STREET,
WASHINGTON HALL
Great Bargains Ia Second Hand Organs.
Sheib's Music store,
s. TWELFTH STREET.
WASHINGTON HALL.
new SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
Received daily ut sheibs Music Store. Larg.
est stock, finest.edittous and cheapest prices
In the city. We sell for what other dealers
buy at. Catalogues free. Mail orders promptly
VIM. II. 9HHIB
S. TWELFTH STREET.
febIl WASHINGTON HALL
ORGANS AT A BARGAIN.
lstandard Organ, Q stops, $50.
2Taylor 4 Farley Organ, 8 stops, g.
Mason & Hamlin Organ, 8 stops, So.
lShoninger Organ, 5 stops, go.
f4 AT WILSON 4 BAUMERS.
Pianos and Organs
MAGNIFICENT
New Stock JUST RECEIVED
Call and examine.
Low prices and liberal terms.
@. Y. Lucas Music store,
IE MAIN STREET.
GROCERIES.
POTATOES
FROM THE L COUNTRY.
Irish Champion Potatoes, from Ireland,
Just received. Size large; quality excellent
HI. f.. BEHRENS,
febI7 eiT MARKET STREET.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
" for sale BY r. J. SMYTH.
SUNDRIES.
smoked herrlng,
Choice Cranberries,
Saratoga Chips,
Royal Baking Powder.
French Mushrooms,
French Peas,
Mess Mackerel,
Condensed Milk,
Canned Apples,
Canned Pumpkins, Just received:
f4 Cor. Market and Fourteenth Sta.
FuRS.
FURS!
ALTERED AND REPAIRED AT THE
Glove Factory
1872 MARKET STREET,
decsI BELOW PosToFFICE.
COMMISSION.
GEO. HI. PARKS,
Formeriy OF List, Davenport Parks, Wheel.
ingl
Member Of Chicago Board Of Trade
GENERAL COMMISSION.
Room s, No. IN La Sale street, Chicago
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Particular Notice.

Particular Notice.
All the drawings Will hereafter Be under the
ri r Beaureeard and Jubal A. Early.
Splendid Opportunity 70 win Q fof1nne.
Third Grand Distribution, Gas Z, al New
Orleans, Tuesday, March n.iS0-lnd Aontniy
nrauin0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

sAIIInoR ORE. { 20 4H, 4 g. 2; 3; g;
GER Trains WIN ran = fouows-Whss-
Ing time:
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SMALL SHOT.

"rUCSN" VALENTINE TO OSCAR wILDE.
We love thee Oscar, the great .ESthcte-
4 Cta-ur0y cat and q StGnd-pp cOitrT'
Thy poetry has too many feet,
But thou art utterly OO-tOO-Sweet:
L xhGrs aud a CIT dre-d-iONdr!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

|,ro Dyspepsia, Liver
KIN Disease, Fever and
rheumatism, DroPsy,
f. Disease, Biliousness,
[,,.s Debility, etc. The
| Remedy Known to Man !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23

CLEVELAND 9 elI T3oUnon RI.
NoNDENsD fIR fAnl1 O. fASBRS.
~ GERTukns oosfectDd - Jan. q. Ia
M LIZA ooIRo ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
@roBberspstbutt Tt.
Gurreiponben,.
aus hem @rObbn,ostbum, /. November.

aus lem @rUbbr,ostbum, /. Ipssmbn.
auebsiIissn III ss. @rausr bi&tsr Ge,
bel Iaselt i'm Gbals ; bas atfalsubs Qaub
Der TIM buntsn Sa,bsnipisI ~pranasnben
WdIbsr msbrt BITE iiss Sdusrmutb, 10 am
AqstbsiIissnabsnbs bsim Bro3eifonssauss
gum usbmutbsuolsu Srisbbof isbss Chi,
fitnbsrb bsi@lsidt unb Der @siif, on bic
Banoeidaft ibsr ben unamsBIi4sn
Sbean ssmabnt, benft unuiutdrlib aud
on bic Iursmburser Sriosr In amer!td.
@insn tlsinsn Bid lber bic lanbwirtb
i@aftIt9sn 3ufdnbs unis,s 0atuIanbes
bsim acknowledgement Wintsr, ba pom 20
Iitit i'd nidt ssnus tenns, CLAUDE Id bic
nit i5rsibsn ,u iousn.
Der iiubfutbartiss Rsssn i9sint nit
benz Gag Dor ausrbsiIigsn snbIid na5Jus
la1su. um ben 9anbpiitbsn bic Saat unb
bas ginbsimisn Der fslrk unb Oar
tsnipeiisu Al erm6sli9sn. Wsit Surld
finb absr bic Ndsrbausr In ib;sn 6slbar'
bsiten. Gin Slid, baB IS bisbsr nod
ni5t sefrorsn bat, ionit pdrsn In @artsn
unb tn Sslb ale bic 6noasnaspd4ie sr
frozen. 0isls, bic ibrs RartOfsln i'm &s
gen mlbiam bsrausssnommen uno in ben
Rsusr ssbrudt, muBtsn is nab IA Gassn
pisosr bsrausi9aifsn uno auf Sen Oinssr'
baufsn perfsn, ba lie gang faul ssworosn.
Der PreiS bisler S~ausmannstoit beS Gus
rsmburssrs uarirt apil&sn 1921 5r. bas
WaItsr. per Sabn wslbsa aus Der Pfald
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zen 6urgt(@ E S.
B%eretniste Staaten.

Ser botw. Batter Gb. Rapbarl III Dor
Dapton, tn Sresn 80. ua9 @IsnbsuIa9,
Sbsbrpssn 80, Wise , psrisst worbsn.
Bsi u~nisrsr lsbtcn anpeien5sit In
Wsfp5alia, SbsIbp County, Soma, tbsiIts
unS 5srr WiIwerbins, Der bort stnen wobl:
sinssrt9tstsn @ouni'pfore unb cine Wirtb'
fdaft betrsibt, nit, baB er bsabidtise bas
@siddft 3u us,taufsn. Ssrr DiIusrbins,
Der Elm isbr smRSer, fstBiser Rann 1T.
bat bort In Belt bon etua 10 Sabren siH
anftdnbissS 9srm0ssn srworbsn, unb nil
ausifsln ni&t, baB sin orbentIi9er Rdufsr
bdsislbe ebsnfals fsrtis brinsen founts.
Wir fnb auBsrbsm Der Samilis Wilper.
btns fur bic unS bsuisisne @affrsunhs
i5aft nnb @sfdaisesit .u Dan. uapfidtet.
Gorrripunbeu,.
Detroit. Widisan, ben 20. Gop. 1882.
- Ssrr Rebactsurl Wis i5 In Nr. 500
Der senrsmburssr @abstte" In Der inldnbi
f1sn 0uneidau s~slslsn, fol- has l9parB
rspublttanii4s unb nit GsnpusuB 9siss'
nste Wi9isan isinsn rspabIitanii6en San
bibaten ihr 9onusrnsur nit 8 bis 10, 600
Msblbsit erudbIt babsr. 9as III elm co..
Ionalsr Jrtbam. benn ssrabs has @easn,
tbslI III Der 6aa. Oas rspubIitanilts
Mi5isan bat gum sriienmaI felt % SAB
rsn sinsn vbsmotratii4en" @oupnnsur,
iouis eiusn vbsmOtratiidsn" 9isutuant
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
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