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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
SO irtte m berg.

Sn benz Yereine Der wlritsmbsraii1sn
9elsuiduft our gsrbsferuns bes Weiuss
sab Or. Sraas nod sissnen Bubrnsbmun
gen unO mad Ssrtdtsn etne ndbere uebsr'
iiat ibsr Die Yerbeerunssu, bic Der 5rot
an. II. Wat (uom IL. apriI 1T nur nod
nsbsnbsi Die Rsos) an9sri9tst. Sm Rsus:
tbaI 1T Der S6ahsn elm isbr bsosutsnOsr,
in ben uutsrsn 9lsen ltno nobHSu fdnf
Sstitsl Der &ussn unO Eriebs uetbrabt. In
ben mlttleren nod bic 9aIfte, meter obsn
! BIS S5psr bsimgsiu6t waroe URar
bad, no bic Rdlts $50 betrus unb bic
Ra,toffsIu Il. I. u. unO bic Bsinbsrss bis
bur Sdlite u~eIorsn sinssn. Su RsutIiu
gen TT Wsin unb Sblt in ben Risoerunssu
fait sdnbli4 uernidtst. Sm obsrsn SOtt
paribul 1T Der SSabsn itbr unbsosutsnb,
um RsdariuIm 1T nur tn bsp untsritsn Ga
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
BtSeonRu.

Sn Seonomowoe 1T elm iunser
Wann Ramsns Srant Rics psrbaftet NOR
ben, neil er sinsn Ar3t, NIT porssbaItsnsm
&sooIuer se5wunsen babsn fol-, inn an,
Sonntas elm &scept fur Changing bon
Dbistep aus elmer gpOtbste gu perf9reis
ben.
nebereinfi m menben Beri4s
to n aus Wisconfn sufoIse wirb bic biss.
idbrise @strsibs. grnte sinsn Dur9i1nitts.
grtras srsebsn.
AIN 7. Stunt aaft6rte cine Seuers.
brunii in Sibtoib bic SdssmlbIe BON
Campbell Bros. & Cameron nebii $780,,
900 SuB BauboI, unb 500 gorbs SoIs,
ionic swsi Wobnbduier. @efammti1atsn
$50, 900; psri4ert.
8 sr bur d baB Itsts srrBs Seusr ser.
forte Ebsil Der Stabt &acine pirb raid
uisbsr aufssbaut. an Der Wair itcase
Rnb msbrsre bubble ,glods" I'm Bau be,
srifsu, bic aIs @ei9dftsb duier bisnsn usrs
ben.
Was bic Eempereu3Ier bamit
ausridtsn, psnn fe ben Witibsn BITE 81
gems usrwsisern, aeist fOlssnbsr Su0: Sn
Darlington, mo felt Der lsstsn @0bl am
4 Qpril bic GempersnBIsr bic S6erbanb
bubsn anb ben Wirtbsn bic 9iBsns usrpsis
ssrtsn, finb felt Der 3sit, aIio in Swsi Ro'
natsn, 5000 @aQOnsn Bier sstrunten NOR
ben. go pisI Bier 1T ndmIi9 in bisisr
3sit tur9 bic @iieububn hort abssIisfert
porben.
Sn q Orrie, Waratbon 60, frplo
bite Der &eleI elmer gang neusn 9otOmc:
tine, nobel Der SnSenieur bu4fdbIiS in
Guide seiien puros. Der 5siBsr Stnrp
5optinS erbieIt 10 i5Itums Srauopunoen,
OaB er nod pentssu Stunben ftarb. au&
Elm bsuti4G Abeittr Ramsns Sriebri6
Otto purbe t6btli9 ueIsSt. Bier anbere
2rbsitsr erIittsn gsrpunbunssn, psI5s fs
Wouute lang arbsitsuufdbis MAIDEN psrs
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
SraGien.

Die Diamantsn Der Raiisrin ron Bra
fIien parsn Dor sinissn 0odsn auf se
bsimuiBuoae Wsiis ssifoblsn, bod baIo
nadbsr wisber aufsefunbsn porben. 2ss
tsrss 1T tn isltiam seb,imnibuousr 0siis
ssl9sbsu. Radbsm Orsi Psrionsn oils bss
DisbitablS pupddtis uabaftst pOrbsn, i'm
llsbrissn absr aus Ra4fori4unssn Der
POlset~ usrSebIta 9eblisbsn warsn, srbisIt
Der Gbsf Der lsttsrsu einen auonpmsn
Brief, In psIbem Der Sdrsiber i5 islbit
aIs ben a~leinissn Sisb unb sIsidSsitis bic
STEELE bsSsiduets, mo bic Supelsn In Der
Nabs bss Sauiss zines Der 8erbuftstsu,
Ramens Puiua, In iwsi SIsdbidisn per
srabsn isisn. Del ssnausr Na9iuduns
an benz unsssebsusn Orts fanb bic poliIsi
pirtIi9 idmmtlide Oiamanten In elmer
sr6Bsrsn unb elmer tlsinsrsn BlsdbiSle
uieSsr, IS fsblts ni5ts. Die SapsIsn
fnb 4o0, 600 0Oua,s wsrtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

SIM Wartt Dssi5sib entfianb am IL
Wai, mutbmaBIid bur@ 8ranbfiftuns,
6euer, weIGes ~ Wobus unb IA Nsbsn'
~sebdube NIT ca. so Sirfen eindi6srte.
Der Granddaughter uirb anndbernb aui
80, 900 W. ueranidIast. S1wsr bstrof'
fen fnb auser ben 9ausbeHsern unsefdbr
Is Supobnerfamilien. Sn 2inba9 Bel
@smatins an Der @lonn sinsen swet Sau'
ernb6fe In ben 6lammsu auf, nobel suei
&naben i'm Mlter BON s, bstu 4 Sabren
perbrannteu; In Yittri4ius BET Wsrius
brannteu fieben Strife nieber, tn 8osIens
bort BET &uImba9 in 5olse gIisi9Iass
bas Saus bes Oefonomsn @sors 9anaen:
borfer, tn Sinoins bel Bafau, ebenfaqs
bur9 BIisi9las, bas Anwsien bes gauern
giienbart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
OeffenN a5iau.

Die Raiferin gussnis wsiIt felt benz 8
@ui gu @ms ais @rdfn Bisrrefonbs aus
Paris. Sn ibrsm 9sfoIse bsfnbsn f5
Wabame Sc Breton Boarbatt uub ber
WarqIts be Yisnnes. Die &liieriu,
iduars setIsibet unb einen Stirm uni
Stot jusleid trasenb, promenirt tdslit
ldnsere 3stt tn ben &~uranlassn unb Be-
iudt BITE 6ribmsfe In Der alien fatboIiidsn
Rir4e. 3eitunssna&ri&tsn SufoIse ioats
Raiierin gussnie i4usr Isiosub isin.
Denn audi ~3useseben uerben mub, baB ibr
9aar sebIsi8t TT. 70 Iofsn bod, uie ber
r&b. g., idreibt, bic 3sbbaftistsit uni
0si9tisteit ibrsr 8sweSunSsn teinen
S9lub auf elm bebeutenbes t0rpaIides
9sibsn 3u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

Sn . m a 3 a poute Der Stabtratb aud
DOR Braaern uub @roBbdnoIern In Sptri
tuolen cine 9icsua BON $1,000 erbsben, aber
es sins ni9t. Ridter Benste snti4iso,
bab bas 9ieentssies f9 nur auf ben Rlsin'
usrtaai aIio auf bic BirtbiSaftsn beaisbe.
Snben Counties Burt unb Gu.
ming ri9ten W6Ife sroBsn S9absn an
unb fnb Sreibiasoen an Der Easesorbs
nuns.
ueber bic grnteausidt { n
wirb aus Rsbrasta semsIbet: Das Wetter
III fur bas WeIi9torn uortteffi@, warm
unb bin unb wieber &sseni9auer. Die
Obfbdume baben felt Sabren ni9t 70 rsi9s
LID sstrasen. au4 bas @strsibe itsbt uor'
slsIi1 unb bic Sarmer erwarten, usnn
bas CUTE Wstter unbdIt, bic bette grnte,
bic fs nod sebabt babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

our isIbsn 3eit, pon msSrsrsn 8rant ftif'
tern Der 0sriud senadt, bic Staot tn
Branb su iietsn. On brei ueri9isoenen
Bldsen purbe 6euer seIsst, bod ssIans
es, bic Slammsn nod re&tseitis ja erliif'
Ten. 5aplunb 81 @lart's 2etbftaa wurbs
1erli6rt. 8srIuft $40 1000.
Sn Saden Der Strsits purtc I'M:
term 8. Stunt aus Chicago bsrtdtet: Ran
bsfir5tst erniili5e DISQUALIFICATION BON
Seiten Der ftreitsnben 5ufi9miebseielsn.
Sn einisen 5daen if ss bersits 81 9spalt'
t~bdtisteiten sstommen, inbem bic Streiter
9itisuissn, wsI&e ii@ weisertsn, Der
Union bsiSutreteu, basu gu sw;nssn usril4
ten. Die Union bietst ben 2euteu $40 per
@o6e, psnn fe bic arbeit einiteIsn.
8isls buben bisis8 Anetbisteu arsenom
men, bod bic Meiftsn finOsn pbns Mtibs
griat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
S6met3.

9aut 8eridt ber 95plorsra 8ommiilon
1T felt sinissr, ,usrft i'm Canton Esifin unb
istt aud i'm Wtiorsr EbaIe, Elm baisIbfi
bisbsr unbetannter, benz Bortentdfsr dbn.
li9sr &dfsr (Sinoxylon) aufsetrstsn, Der
ale 2arus bas Sol, Der Rsbsn bis auf bas
Dart anbobrt unb babur@ bsrsu aHmdli'
aes abitsrbsn bswirtt. Sn eissntIidsr
Rdfsrform Johann irtBt sr bic iuusen Ertsbs
Der Rsben ab unb pousnbst in bisisr Weiie
bas 3stii6runsswsrt. Der RIsins Raib
bat BEN eiosen0iRi&sn 5anbeIs' unb 9anb
neutrality-suspicious. Don btsier @ri1st
nuns Wittbeiluus semadt unb bas @siud
seffe0t. es m0dten sssen weitere 8erbrei'
tuns unb CUR 8!rttlsuns bes fur ben Weins
bau uerberbIi1en Snisttss swsdmdbiss
gortebrunsen sstrOffen wsrbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

SeuH6Iono.
Norbbe b.


am 10. Iai trat Der Deffalii9e Stdbs
tstas In 3 aberborn suiammsn. Yer>
tretet iinb. Iaut benz % 0oIts5latt", fol.
ssnbe SO Stdote bur9 lire BirsermeiHer
rslp. WitsIieber Der ftdbtiidsn gouesien.
(Oie Sabl Der 9ertrster III bsissfist.)
aItena 2, Arnsbers l, Nttenborn l, Bepes
runssn /, 9ieIsfslo 6, Bo9um 2, 9riIou
!, 8ursiteinfurt l. Gamsn 2, gossisIb l.,
Dortmunb 6, @sIientirtsn 2, @eiete 2,
@itsrsIOb l, 9asen 2, 5amm s, 6erbede
/, 9erforb 2. 5Srbs 2, SierIobn 4, 2pp.
itatt 2, 2ibsniaeiS 2, Wenben 2, Winben
8, Wiuiter 5, 0isbeim l, &sdIinsbauien
l, &bsba 2, Rbeine l, SaIBtottsn /,
S9uerte 2, Siesen 4, Sosf 4, 1nna 2,
Wareuborf 2, Wattenl9sio 2, Berl 2,
Dtepsnbtiid l, Wittsu 8. - l1sber y i
re n uno 1mssbuns sntIuo it5 elm i1we.
res @switter mt pcles&bru9artisem Re.
gen unb iiattem 9aseIitIus. Ni9t BLOB
Biren, ionosrn au6 5essnsborf unb no:
msntIl9 Weine iino babur9 bart mitses
nomuen, ba bic SslbEri5te sr6btsnibeils
usrniatst fnb. Su ben lbalsrn pdlstsn
R4 pteI @rorei9 milnebuents Slutben Der
Alme gu, in beren ue1i3Iammtsm 8a1er
bic slide f4 nt4t msbr baIten ~fonutsn
iie famsn an bic O6er 1d5s unb purbsn
mufsnbuft sefansen. - Der Wasiiirat In
Or ii n CT bat bsidIohsn, BITE frlbsr am
9ambsltttburm aussbrabtsn Wiebsrtdufer.
ROrbe tn Der uormalisen Oomiuitanertirds
aufitslen au Ioiisu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

Su Sutdinsion, RS, uurbs Der @irtb
Siaac @oIfenberser, weI9er erft Dor Rur.
sen, ussen 9srtaufs pom seitiaen @etrdns
Ten cine 3Otdsiss 9sfdnsniBbaft abssbiBt
bate, TT am 8 SUM-, na9bsm bic @s'
idporenen ii5 3ueimaI nidt gu sinisen
usrmobt battsn, i'm britten gro5sB bssI eI.
ben r9ersebsns" i9uIbis befunbsu uub su
elmer @elobuBe BON 700 Soaars unb in
bic @eri9ts.oitsn, aaes tn Naem unssfdbr
500(0 Dollars psrurtbeiIt. Der Wirtb
9etnri9 9eseuer, pon arlington, murbe
bes sIeiden gersebsns fur f9ulbis sr.
Hiatt. Beibe 8erurtbeiIte wsrten 9sru'
flung sinIesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

Der 3e~itunsstrdser Sran3 Stoff In
Brinn stns In Der Ndbe Der rot5en RibIe
BEL Brinn am 1fsr sines Eei9ss ipaSieren,
ais er pl6sli9 bur9 einen aufftesenben
SoseI aufmertiam ssma5t, ieinen Bid
einem 9ebiide auwanbte. Oa bemertte
sr elm mittslsrobes Patet, has CT bsim'
trus. AIs CT bus umbiuenbe Yapier meg
riB. ertanute er, baB Der SnbaIt bss patets
aus StsmpeImurtsn beitaub. gr elite 70.
fort gum B,iinnsr poIi.stamte, mo- fi9 bers
ausfsate, boB bic Stemptlmatsu einen
0srtb BON C,Ooo f. battsn. Oas obsrffe
Blatt aQein bsftanb aus Wartsn I'M Wertb
pom 1900 4. Wan usrmutbet, baB bieie
StsmpsImarten BON benz srOBen DisbitabI
In @Obinssn berrabrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
SutuotS.

anton Separb, sin Tarmer In
Truro Gownibip, Rnpr Co., uabm Dor
spsi Wo5en cine Sdaufidur Dor. Dur6
bic ieitbsm .insstrstene Rdlte bat er lis
Der ibrsr pdrmsnben OGDEN bsraubtsn
BisrfiBIer usrIoren.
Nabs SreberidsuiIIe pur6sn
In SoIss elmer GoIiiifon auf Der @bicuso,
Burlington & Quincy 8abn 80 Psrionsn
psrpunbet.
Cine Yera m m u n Q uon Muft.
Iebrsrn aus alien GbeiIsn Der Der. Staa
ten pirb am a., %. unb 20. Stunt In
gbicaso itattinbsn. Da wirb fiber wie'
Der uieI ssbIaisn.
Sn SoItst putbs am 81. ARA, fait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

Gin srsBss l1nsIid sreisnete f9 bieisr
Gage In SeOtIanb, Dat. Die Srau bss
Rubbirten SteIt psriu6te, aIs bic Rub
beerbe b~ersintam, ben Buuen BON Der
5serbe Su trsunsn unb i'm In ieinen Sta0
au %brinssn, aIs bsrisIbe fd witbsns auf
bic 6rau ~ffir3te, anb bieislbe nit isinsn
S6rnsrn bod In bic Cuff idlsubsrts. Die
rnsIidliSe fsI g%sfnnunsslos CUR grbs Il.
bic 8sfis Ssrfsste bic bsbauernswsrtbs
Srau berattis, baB bic Sur Rsttuns Ser
bsisssNten einsn fait Iebloisn, iarsdlid
p%ertammeIten a6rpsr i'm SIute i4uim'
men6 fanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
Rahrihten bon Mainr.

Oas In ~unferen SpaItsn ansstlntists
9ppfen' gittsrs III cine iibers Rur fir Sic.
Der, Silioftdt uuS Nisrenbsidwerben
Oitisnteen, bic es ssbraudt BADEN, ertIde
rem, BOP fe ribt Borts fiuosu t6nnsn, um
es wa,m ssnus su s~mpfebIen. Iue Rrau'
Ten ioutsu cine Probs b0mit MAIDEN; nil
finb iibsrseust, bus ie entbuiioitti5e Be
murderer Der eritaunliteu 9eiifruft bisisr
porbisii9iien aQsr Wsbibiusn psrten mil
fen. - vPortIanb ar9us."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
OQ pei.

Die Wtnts,'iasn Yapisrfa6riteu In
Burtsbube unb tn aIttisffer, wsl9s bisbsr
sssen 1000 a,bsiter bei9dftisen, babsn
ibrs 3abIunsen einssfsat. Wau usrmu.
tbst DISQUALIFICATION In Der @siddfts'
flbruns, ba f4 Der erife Direttor Wintsr
bas 2eben senommen bat. Sn Solse bic:
fer SnioIusn. bat bic Sirma anbrsw Ssrasl
& SO. In 5amburs sbsnfaIs falirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

Gm 8. Rai fanb In Bern Elm GROCER bis
itorii9sr umbus itatt, weI9sr bic @ei9idts
Der S4weiB u. ipe3tsa Berns In ls pra9t:
pollen @ruppsn pon Der pfabIbautenseit
bis auf bic @esenuart uHb nod Elm Stid
barber binaus bariie0ts. 1900 p~srioneu
nabmsn baran Gbsil, leibsr aber mar bas
DIETER benz Ssfte ni9t sinfis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
n.

WiIbauieu. gisIs 2sute aug BEN o6er.
sIidifidsn 5abtitbifflitt bur9 neg Spins
usr unb Wsbsr, wanbsrn bermalsn mad,
RuBIanb, Defenders mad Wostau, aus,
no ibnen uon bortissn Gabritantsn bober
8erbienft In ausfiat seiteat 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
Sir G%iuwdn0ertr.

dtnrdnbsrsr uns fsISt. ndtt gtrnanete nab Brernts
aus Garsya trrarttn, mssta I'D ~ itssr Belt an htu I'M
ter,titusttH UNI ausfuaft uhs 5iIft rtnetn. Btnn St.
mane psn earsps fsmmt 70 seTa&rt9ttst mon mite, nn
lsustu pirb 70 pstss Id stukltsn am bttl sftnetn Fan
tunssrlast In grsfans ntbmtnu ns itm iStraa mtT Watp
uas That ,ur 6dtt ft6sn. die Verirautnsmann BIS "a.
tbVliidsn 9smtns fur Gtnranstrer babe Id has 8ttt II
dafit Sarstn bic an mid bura Srttft anseprfsHsn ttn'
uanbrtr ~ en- pfans.u npb fur ttr Seats ~ teretn.
Bablrr&t 3tusutet ssn sttfltttn une reltIt6ta ptrlensn
fprtttn fur nent Dirifamfstt tn lttItr anstltstue nt.
SttfsesRtrattt &c. BON uub mad 6urssa uerbsn ttieres
unh bic Hduft Nustunft Ettr RaispIiiAt &elsnttn I'M
gDtftp, 8asrtiaett fur ale qifsnbatsta In ben Ser. S'aa'
ten trttelt. xau strsffrt
Joseph Koelble,
1856 East Third Street, New York City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
Tbirtngeide Staaten.

Wsimar r. &ir,Ii4 ueridisb bier Sofs
ratb 3uisrlsiu i'm altsr pon iter 90 Sab
rem. Dsrislbe bat benz sroBbasosIi5en
6auis brsi @ensrationsn blnburd ssbient.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20

Su Der W6beIfabrit uSi 9rn. &au9,
babsn Al Raltenf@reinsr bic arbsit sinse
Jbre 5Orberuns ssbt auf 2obners
b6buus fiberbaupt aus insbeionbsre auf
@arantiruns Der abidIassSubIuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
g Qiern.

Su Win9en III am "a. Wai Der
2anbtassabseo,bnete unb frdbsre &eids:
tassabseorbnst RarI 9sinri9 Sdmibt,
&atb am obsrffsn @eridtsbof ssftorbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-20
SauS int Scma.

Der Rsf hes ebirass EpiIrsutst urs Ct. PAUL Gtftn.
tatu. Yanssrants SaIa rom Die DtsiH s.8luH,. I'm Gan
ttn 81 0ge deer, p!re lest Jun 8trfauf aufssjpttn. DaS
2anb litst In Der R6be psa Observation-Disclosures In tn au-
stprseat.t6 frud IT, rsn asuntits pale dlts. Sumbslet,
e Hutb uae Gmmttb. e. eriitrtn bert l1sn ersi tsutfte
MuaseIunfsn 6tntpa 8smiu uns epbitmprs. Yrsts >
Bic 8 D1nsrs pro aStr Der srSfte Ihcl her & duiiamne
lam ftbtn bleissu. Rpirs In srftn Ssbr elm trbsbIthu
9bdl sttrssts, ianr elm Asf6a ssa $3.50 per adsr &C.
patrt utretx. Rabtret BET
6rsesrifita u. Sanien,
t6l gDafhinstsn Ctr. Gtissss, 8sJ 245.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-14

QUANTRELL-One of the most noto-
rious guerillas Of the Southwest during
and after the war was Quantrell. lie
figured in many thrilling adventures
and his life has been written up with
other border outlaws. His father was
born in Hagerstown and the following
sketch, from the New York TTibuiie,
gives some facts in regard to his per
sonage: "a gentleman from Canal
Dover. Ohio, Mr. w. w. Scott, says
that the guerrilla, William Clark Guam
trell, was born aud reared in that place
no great distance from the haunts of
John Browns family. He was school
mate of mine until he went to Kansas
10 1857, and bis aged mother still lives
at Canal Dover, and | have numerous
letters written by him TO her and my
self. Mrs. Quantrell is we'll up in years
and has had so much trouble that she is
very sensitive on any subject relating
to her husbands family or her son
William. as she yet designates the
great guerilla Another friend tells
me that the widow Quantrell's name
was Caroline Clark, and birthplace was
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, whence
Brown shipped his rifles and pixies to
Hagers.own and Harper's Ferry. AT
Hagerstown, in 1918, was born, Thorn
as Quantrell, the man she married, and
he had two sisters and two brothers,
one only of the latter being now alive,
at Washington city. Quantrell, the
bandits father, was of German moth
er named Heiser He was probably
Irish,-the same name as Cantrell, -
though he said there was French stock
in him through his father. An uncle
of the guerilla, also named Quantrell,
was penitentiary bird and tried TO kill
his wife at Cumberland, Md. for mar
rying again, and the guerilla's grand
father was a gambler and a sharper.
sAs to Quantrell's ooyhood, says Mr..
Scott, If he had turned out a governor
or a general instead of a guerilla, it
would have been referred to as q model
for the youth of our. country. "-Ha-
gtrstoUn Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-14

DEATH OF SINGULAR UUMAN.-Last
Saturday there died at the city aims house,
a poor, helpless creature who for the past
ten wears had been a charge upon the
city. From infancy he had been so hOrri-
bly, deformed. that he bore little rescm-
blance to the human. He was powerless
to move himself, dumb, and whilst SEEM
ing to comprehend much that was said to
him, was incapable OF making known his
slightest wants. His body and limbs were
entirely useless and had been for 40 years.
His mother was originally owned by the
Mills family of this county, anal lhe was
given the name of Aaron Willis. Four
years ago his mother, who with assistance
from the city, had taken care of him,
died, and since that time Cinthy kurtZ has
had his wants supplied until death came
at last to relieve him of his rayless life.
And the kind hearted oyerseer had the re-
mains neatly confined and given christian
burial the Rev. Mr.. Porter conducting
the services Sunday evening.
A singular incident is related of his last
hours. His mother during her life time
and those who cared for him afterwards,
stated that he haC never been known 10
utter an Ineligible sound. Just before
his death, however, the long silence was
broken. Clearly and distinctly the words
came, "mother, oh . mother, oh. mother. ."
IL created no little amazelnent, not 10 say
CONSERVATION among those who heard it.
-Staunton Virginian.
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HPPINDOTT'S MAGAZINE.

LIPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE for October has
very iuteres ing table of contents. In the open
inZ illustrated article, Norfolk. Old aud New,
Charles Burr Todd tells how this city, evident
" intended by nature for great commercial
centre" is at last beginning } profit by the ad-
vantages OF its position, end is full of busti AID
ent,rDrise extending it, railroad commut ications
aud becoming one OF the chief emporiums oil the
cotton trade and other industries OF the South.
"My Escape from the Floods" by Annis Porter,
gives vivid desc ipJion OF the overflow Of The
Mississippi River last spring, and narrative of
the pathetic and amusing Incidents WI b BET il
the writer and her complnious, or which came
der their observation, during their flight acros
the country covered 10y the deIug'. Bark
Canoeing in Canada" an illustrated paper 10y
"Kanuck," and Camping on the Lover Wa
BASH" by NJ. II. Catherwood, are sufficiently de-
scribed by their titles. "My College Chums,"
ty Henry 4. Beers, is written with quiet hum n,
and gives some capital anecdotes and ..sugg stve
cllmpses of student life at Yale. In the way OF
fiction there il further instullment OF The lively
and well.consttuctcd seria', "Fa!ry COLI" and
the full complement of short Stories. We hardly
know whether "The Shocking Example, BY F.
&. BAYLOR, is TO be classed with these, as 1t has
the air of being substantially literal transcript
from actual Efe There are some very good
things in the Monthly GOSSIP" and the whole
number IL emiueDt'y readable and among the
best of the year.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
First InstalIment Of New Goods
for Fall and Winter Wear.

lust OPENED-Foreign and Domestic
~ Dry Goods.
Black Silks, great bargains,) Black aud
Colorcd Cashmcrcs, medium aud low
price Dress Goods In the new and most
desirable colors, Dress Flannels la Gar
net, Blue, Green and Grey; handsome
low priced Satins Prints, &c, &c.
Also Bleached, Unbleached and Colored
Canton Flanncls, Bleached and Brown
Cottons, fine White Flannel, Shaker Fian-
mel, Medicated Flannel, Ginghams, Shirt
iugS, Bed Ticks, &c, &c.
In our Millinery department we have
on hand and are constantly receiving Hats
suitable for Fall wear. Full Millinery
stock next mo0th.
~ Bargains in Polka Dot Neck Wear.
sS- New and handsome lot of Jewelry
just received.
IT, Gossamcr Waterproof listers for
aides.
IT, Full line of Notions and Fancy
Goods.
LE- Ladies' will find Il 10 their interest
to examine my stock before purchasing.
Thankful for past patronage solicit
continuation of the same.
Respectfully,
JNO. +. WELSHANS.
Sept. % n
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General Sir Garnet Wolseley who visit
ed Richmond in October 1862, wrote his
impressions of the Confederate command
ers, General Lee struck him as ga per-
son that wherever seen, whether in a
castle or in a hovel, alone or in crowd,
must at once attract attention as being 4
splendid specimen of an English gentle
man, with one of the most rarely hand
some faces l ever saw" Of General
Stonewall Jackson he said: "While per-
fectly free from all puritanieal cant, he
never loses sight of the fact that he is in
Gods hands. With such leader men
would 60 anywhere and pass any amount
of difficulties. and Tor myself | believe
that inspired by the presence of such a
man, should be perfectly insensiblc to
fatigue and reckon upon success as MOI al
certainty"
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

THE farm belonging to the heirs Of Ed
i ward H. Roberts. deed, is offered for
sale. This farm is located on the Smith
field and ShepherdstOwn Turnpike, 3. Of
a mile west of Kerneysvlle Depot on the
B. q o. Il. r., convenient to churches,
schools and railroad depot. This farm Is
in a high state of cultivation and Is the
best quality OF limestone land, well wa
tered, there are three pools, two wells
and three cistcrns. Two Orchards of
choice fruit end large amour; of small
fruit such as grapes, pears, &c. This
farm is better located than most of farms,
having 50 many advantages of roads, mar
kets, &c. 1t contains about one hundred
acres. The improvements are comiorta-
BILE Dwelling House, Barn, Grain and
Corn House, Ice and Carriage House,
Smoke and Wash House, and all new.
This farm will be sold all together or in
lots to suit purchasers. For terms and
information apply to Chas. |. Roberts liv-
ing on the farm or
\. c. DRAWBAUGH,
Shenandoah Junction, W. Va.
Aug. 10, 1882. If
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FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest

T HEREBY wish toinform you that am
j handling X. J Baker i Co.'S justly eel
ebrated FERTILIZERS. These goods are
generally known aud their value and gu
periority are admitted by all who have
used them. | am prepared to furnish the
ingredients from this house. from which
You can make your own Fertilizers at a
low figure. have accepted the agency
also OF Chappell's Fertilizers Of 6aIti-
more. la these goods 1 can give you a
barg Iih. Respectfully.
w. ". LEMEN.
Angus. If