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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
Death of DeGarmo Buell..

Although not unexpected, the an
nouncement of the death of DeGarmo
Buell. last Sunday morning, Occasioned
deep sorrow among his many friends in
Cheboygan. He fell victim to that in
siduOus disease consumption, and had
been gradually failing for some time.
The deceased was born in Port Huron in
October, 1913, and was consequently a
few months over thirty-three years of
age. He came to Cheboygan about thir-
teen years ago, and since then has been
a resident most Of time. An industrious
young man, of exemplary habits, always
attending to his own business, he made
many warm friends, all of whom sin
cerely mourn his death. He was an
affectiOnate son and brother, and was
the main dependence of his mother and
sister, and in the language Of the latter,
"was both father and brother"
The funeral took place from the Meth
Odist Ichurch, Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
Campbell preaching an interesting dis
course to large audience of sympa-
thizing friends who had gathered to pay
a parting tribute of respect to the men,
ory of the deceased, and exhibit their
sympathy for the mourning relatives.
We have been requested by the family
to express their thanks for the sympathy
manifested for them in their sorrow and
for the many kind acts of willing hearts
and hands, both during the anxious
hours of his illness and after death, un-
til the remains of their loved son and
brother were placed in the grave.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
A New Planning MIL.

E. 7. Gettins, of Clyde, o., spent sew
eral days in the village this week look
ing over the situation here and judging
of the future prospects of our town with
a view of establishing an extensive plan
ing mill and sash and door manufactOry.
He left for home Friday morning fully
determined, we understand, to locate
here in the spring. Mr.. Getting is at
preseut running very extensive estab-
lishment, of the kind, at Clyde, occupy
ing a large three story brick building,
fitted with the latest improved machin-
cry in all the different branches. We
are informed that it is his intention to
move the machinery from this establish
ment to Cheboygan. He is represented
as having ample capital for carrying on
an extensive business, is an experienced
contractor and builder, and will come
prepared to take contracts for buildings
of all kinds, furnishing the material
throughout. The indications are that
there will be plenty of work in Cheboy-
gan to keep all the mills we will have
busy, and that there will be no lack for
work on the part of any of them.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
MARRIED..
Is There a Ring.

Editor Cowles in writing up his trip
to Cheboygan, extracts from which can
be found elsewhere, charges that there
is ring" connected with the
water works project of our village and
intimates that its affairs are being ma
nipulated for the benefit of the said ring.
Now, while believing the change from
water power to steam power for running
the works was a mistake, and in VIOLA
tion Of the understanding under which
the water works loan was voted, we do
not believe that such men as Geo. w.
Bell, C. A. Gallagher and 7. j. Crumley,
the gentlemen comprising the Board of
Water Commissioners, are such as would
enter into any ring for their own benefit
where the public interests are concerned,
or that would lend themselves to any
other set of men or ring whereby the in
terests of tho village would jeopardized
in the least. We believe them to be
honest and conscientious men, and that
what they have done in the matter has
been done under the firm conviction that
they were doing their duty, but as we
said before we believe the change was
mistake. In justice to Mr.. Bell it
should be said he opposed the change
until the last. and it was only after the
decision rendered by the committee Of
attorneys, appointed by the council, upon
some legal points that had been raised,
that he acquiesced in the change.
Yesterday the mail service on the rail-
road commenced. The route from here
to Petoskey, has been changed so that it
connects with the railroad at Mullet
Lake station. A petition has been for
warded to the department asking that a
further change be made so that the con-
nection may be made at Indian River
| instead of Mullet Lake.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11

Goods marked in plain figures at the
Star Clothing House.
Large and elegant stock Valentines,
at Smyth & Cos.
The Encyclopedia sold at Fexer's book
store for $3.50 is the standard Cham
ber's," the most popular of Encyclopedias.
The latest edition, in 10 volumes, bound
in library style. Don't buy any other
unlil you have seen this-The biggest
offer in the book line ever offered. Com
pare and be convinced.
Fringe Valentines, at Smyth g. Cos.
A fact that John Becker is selling j.
G. Meakin's graniteware for very low
pricee:
Gnhandled cups and saucers, 4Oc per set
Handled 45c
Breakfast plates 4Oc
Dinner plates doe
The sales of crOckery at Beckers are
large. Why? Because he has the
largest assortment at the lowest prices.
Call and see for yourself.
An elegant line of silk fringe Valen-
tines, at Fexer's.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Entered at the Postoffice at Chcboygan
Mich, as Second Glass Matter.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1882.
A Telephone Exchange.

Mr.. M. +. Parish, the gentleman who
has charge of the telegraph line of the
Mackinaw division of the Michigan
Central railroad, has been interviewing
some of our citizens in regard to estab-
fishing Telephone Exchange in our
village. From the favorable expressions
received from some of our prominent
business men he feels very much encOur-
aged over the prospect. The advantages
of such an institution are so evident to
all as to make it unnecessary to enumer-
ate them, and our citizens will exhibit
deplorable lack of enterprise if they
should not take hold of the matter and
secure its establishment. Mr.. Parish
has considerable experience in the busi-
ness, having assisted in organizing and
putting in working order exchanges in
different places in the state. If he can
secure forty subscribers he will go ahead
at once and perfect his arrangements so
as to have everything in working order
as soon as possible and take his chances
for the future. He offers as liberal terms
as are enjoyed in any of the cities and
less than subscribers in many places are
paying. He will guarantee all the latest
Improvements and as good boxes as are
in anywhere for $45 per annum for each
subscriber, payable quarterly. This is
an opportunity that should not be neg
lected, and we trust our citizens, and
especially our business men will give
the project thoughtful consideration and
take hold and help in securing a tele-
p zone exchange. Mr.. Parish expects to
get permission to run line on the tele-
;raph poles to Mackinaw City, which
ould connect our business men with
nat place, and should the state exchange
'e perfected, ChebOygan would become
Connected with all parts OF the state.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
Accfdelts.

Wednesday W. Tong, employed in
John McIntosh's camp fell down roll
way fifty feet chased by logs two of
which caught him and rolled over him.
He was badly jammed and bruised, but
fortunately no bones were broken.
A man named Mcdonald was brought
down from Mackinaw City Wednesday
with bad wound in one Of his insteps
caused by cant hook. Both the above
were taken to Perrin Brothers Office for
repairs, where they received the neces-
sary surgical attention and are booked
for recovery in due time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
STATE NE WS.

Charles Foot, of Memphis, celebrated
his 101st birthday Saturday.
During the month of January the
State Salt Inspector inspected 53,310
barrels of salt.
The new shaft of the Corunna coal
mine is now in wOrkinl order, and fine
quality of coal is being taken out.
The first taxes returned for 1881 were
from three towns in MOntcalm county
which were received at the Auditor GEN
erals Office Feb. 1. MOntcalm was ahead
last year.
The University senate has made prep
aratiOns to receive President Angel
with great pOmp, upon his return from
Europe. The students will also join in
the revelry.
The Flint & Pere Marquette railroad
company has secured ample depot
grounds at Manistee, and will soon be-
gin the erection of a suitable station
house, freight house, etc.
In the lible suit of Police Justice
Miner against The Detroit Post and Trib-
une the jury returned verdict of $3.50
for plaintiff. The Post and Tribune
will carry the case to the Supreme
court.
Four full-grOwn bears were recently
killed in hollow tree near PincOnning.
First one bear put his nose through a
hole and was shot, and then another,
until four noses had come and gone. The
hunter who shot them thought it prob
able that had been shooting at one bear
all the while, until the tree was felled
and the bodies found.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
James O'COnnors

Has large stock of all the latest i'm
proved Sewing Machines, including the
new American Light Running Domestic,
Davis, etc. Ladies are invited to call and
examine his stock, not only of machines
but of pictures, picture frames and other
ornaments to make home pleasant.
pleasant Hours" for March at Fexer's
news depot.
$5 will buy a suit Of clothes at the
Star Clothing House.
Do not buy an Encyclopedia until you
have seen and compared with the stand
ard Chambers the most popular of En-
cyclopedias i'm 10 large volumes, bound
in library style said at Fexer's Book
Store.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
The Goods He was After.

each year for Rochester N. Y. Ostensibly
to purchase goods. A few weeks since
he was announced as taking another
trip for the same purpose. He returned
last Saturday bringing the goods he went
after with him. The character is fully
explained by the following notice which
we take from the Rochester (N.Y)
Evening Express.
MARRIED.
SCOTT-L0GAN-On the 3lst ult. at the
residence of the brides parents, by the Rev.
John Graham, Miss Belle Logan to Mr..
William H. Scott Of Cheboygan Mich.
We are of the opinion that Mr.. ScOtt's
trips east will hereafter be less frequent
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the receipt
of specimens of the wedding cake and
tenders best wishes for happy and
prosperous life to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott,
and in behalf of all extends the latter a
hearty welcome to ChebOygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11

A resolution was offered and adopted
that an order be drawn on the Treasurer
for the sum of $3i01.39 in favor of the
Water Works commission.
The Village Attorney was instructed to
draft an ordinance to establish fire linn
its, taking in the following territory:
From First street on the north to Upper
Black River avenue, or Court House
street, on the south, and from the river
on the east to the east side of Huron
street on the west.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11

Comic Valentines, at Smyth & Co.'S.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
Railroad Notes.

Through the courtesy of H. Z. WOrces-
tor, station agent, we are able to give
the amount of business done at the Che
boygan station for the month of Janu-
orx, Tbo rooo;,tc % ,r,oro oa FoJIoxyo.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11
Village Council.

At the regular meeting of the council
last Tuesday evening village Treasurer
Embury submitted a statement Showing
the financial condition of the village to
be as follows:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

Bier S6Iler Der Afaesmis su ga,
rcuta, Wtscpnfin, slaubten etnen be-
ionpers seifrei6en .ulf" aussufibren.
inpem fte etnem Sarmsr bas Softbpr
ausbcben, forttrusen uup ais 6ei;ma-
tsrial Srrpenps;en. Die Sa6e fam an
ben Gag. unO Den bier WiHstbdtsrn
purce pts alternative ssfsQt, entpecer
aus Der Sduls aussstcssn ;u perbsn,
pesr ft6 p~srisnisen Strafe ;u unterpsifsu.
pel6e Der esiddciste Sarmsr iibsr iis
~psrbdnsen pirpe. sic pdbltsn pas
9ssisrs, unp puresn Don benz ssfrenasn
Gt6ier pasu S%srurtbsiIt, pier SLATER
Splb III ipaltsn uno paS serrpnnene
Srenmatsrtal elmer arn,en Wittpe Dee
Srtes tns SauS su lisfern. I'm bic
Sadie nod s%tnprinSlt6er su MAIDEN, Bat,
ten le ets ur9epebnte Artsit auf einem
freisn Ylas pes Ones, unter Ssaleituna
elmer NuifSanpe, bic BON sinsut ppbl.
b~abeneen Burger cthstbsn ssfelt rpurpe,
uns untsr Gem u~nabIdifaen ApplauS Der
Sariammslten Ssppbnsrl6aft pss Stasts
6ens su Serri6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Yrobates SauSmittel.

Cine Srau bate sinf ibrsm 9r,t
ssflast. &c fi Elm rsGtss llnsldf in
ibrsr gbs, ras ibr Wanu, nit psm fs
Ipnt gan, elddlt6 leben pirps, oft
pur6 Elm uni9ulptssS 8ort gum bsfs
tighten Corn esrei,t rperpe. belonpers
psun sr sstrunfsn babe. Dem molten
mir bap abbslfen," iaste rer Ar,t,
sd babe Elm gang Sprtrshltbes Wits
tel passaen, wel&ss iYmpatbiib ptrft.
SpIts SIR damn ptsp.r einmal beftis
psrpsn, 70 brau6en Sic nur sinsn
S6lud BON pieisr Sldifstsit tn ben
Wuap III nebmsn uup etpa feds Wi.
nuten earta su bebaltsn; is mariner
nun paS 8afsr tn Sbrsn Wunps
miro. reto fiblsr miro Der Corn Sbrss
Wannss UNI ssbt sar!ib i8aplps p.r'
iiber.
Die CUTE Sruu nabm bic At;uei
nit srpesm Dante uno bet ni6fer
9elsssnbsit that iie. pis ibr Der ar;t
seratben bate. Das Wtttsl mar pro.
bat unp pirfts bstm sritsn Wale. lluO
bod mars nur gan; seu6bnli&ss
Srunsnpaier. 8ie fam @alTer fold
srpBe Dtnse tbun2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
8unteS MIIefIet.
NuB alS 9Inaer.

Nt&t aussmsin bstannt b6rfte ss
ietn, bub Der &ub aus S1ornfetner,
5st3candlen u. (. No., ben man pobI
meff ais obne Wertb a6tlos betfette
rptrf, etnen pur&aus nt&t 3u unter,
iddBenpen NuBsn als DdngemttteI ge.
rpdbrt. Neun SbstIe 3ub unp etn
1betl Gal; 3uiamensemiI1t seben etnsu
b6&f frdfttsen, ben Staumif In ptsler
8sstebuns ibertrefenpen Dinser, ben
man namentlt& NIT ben. befsn GrfpIse
TIM @arten anrpenpe1 fam. Sp pers
ben Samenbeete fir @smiispF anssn
spedmdbis f1pn I'm 5srbf NIT elmer
Wti&uns BON &uB, Sals unp glde
sepdnat. mas sur Gplse bat, pab ii6
bic pHansen ntdt aIetn febr ippts
entptfeln, ipnpern audi pom unsefefer
- namentli6 GreR5ben - fat gaus
Seridont bletben. Sir garptten unp
idr &lben iiberbaubt stbt es rpobl
faum etn Elm be1eres Dinsemittsl ais
&uB. &aisnpldBe NIT Hus ~iberfrsut
Cam 3pstmdsisfen ssi6isbt rtss Def
&sssnwstter) brtnsen einen I65nen
punfslarinen 9raspu1s berppr. gut
auf Sbfbdume rpirft cine I'm Ssrbf
ansepanrte Gu%bpinsuns iebr sinfis ;
man bat fsruer bepba6tet, pas pa. no
bic Saumi6siben I'm Sctpbsr NIT Hus
tsfreut purcen, Der GrOfna6tidmetters
ling nur ieltsn pabrsenor,msn rpire,
tncsm Der farte 9srub bssIelbsn i'm
~abSubalten iasint. SIR Sorfpaanssn
penpst mon ben &us NIT btftsm Gr,
folse tn Ra6iser Gorm an, tnsem man
tbn cur9 lleberstseen nit fepsncen,
8aGsr auaBf. Die pHanssu. NIT
rieisr Gliifsfett ab unp su bespf.n,
bsfcmmsn eapurd stn iebr frtideS unb
frdfttses ausitbsn, bod parf man nidt
auber @6t la1sn. baB &uB Elm iebr
f&arfsr StUf 1T unb man pabsr belpn.
csra BET iunssn sarten YFan;en bic
nStbtse 0ortht anpsnben ntue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
y. y. Subbara ~ Rem Sassn In

y. y. 9ubbarn III Rem 6asen In
Connecticut lu6t In ieinsm esmnd5f sr.
I&stnsnsen 3ettunsSapreGsn>
b d Der 0slt cine Statilif Der prsGs
Der aan;en @elt ~ ssbsn. IuS zen
ausbdnss6osen bes WerfeS sriisbt man,
rab In Der Wslt 34274 3sttunssn uno
3sitI6riftsn snbHsntli6t perosn. nit
elmer gtrfulatipn BON $4,000 900 Or
smplarsn : pisS ersibt 81 3situnssn
idbrlt6 fur ispen Sspobnsr Der Dslt.
europa ftsbt an Der Spise NIT 1857
3situnssn unp 5sitiddften, pann fpmmt
Npreamerifa NIT 12.400. europa uab
NOreamsrifa BADEN msbr als nsun 3sbns
tel aler 3situnssn. ITen bat rs.
Sieamsrifa 600, A~utralien 661 unp
Nfrtfa 1872. Dappn eribetnen IS 500
enslti6, 1900 psuti6, $3.50 fran,Sfi6
unb iibsr 1000 lpanii6. Gs stebt 1920
tdsli6e 8Iattsr. 1928 erstmal mod.
sntltG, balbpBbsntlt6 une pSHentlt1
sri6sinsnes unp sos, pie psnissr bdus
f8 rT6einsn. Wibrenp bic @eIammts
circulation Der 3sttunssn tn ben Ser.
Staaten $500 900. bstrdst, be3ifsrs fs
f& In 9rpBbritanien unp Srlanp auf
$3.50 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Bonn 9%angmrilrn.

Gin Barrier Slutt brinst sslsssntli9
Der 4uh ibrun9 oes Sumas'i4sn Wont.
9brilto zines Der seitrsi9sn @orte in
ertnnsrung, bic Dumas Batter ausgs-
iprO4en.
Ser S6rifttsler beiano f9 Sci Wabams
emile De @irarcin. sic parsn bel 3d.?
iru9 i'm Die 8irtbin.
So.
Sa baben Sic fi6 wObl sslansueiIt.
Dumas rsplielrte SD langusils mid
ME bort, no i9 bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Die in cainch. ana. srltsinsnt

IF III NWIHry, SHH,, FtIWFIHtHpl
"9srmania" f6reibt: WusfitoS am 18,
DECEMBER 1881 - Nun labe pa Nie,
niane! SIS 1T feline 9sl9i6ts aus Der
Saursn. @urfsns Belt! Refine S6lanssns
unc aud feline SaspssI&i6ts! Gin Sc
pabrsmann, bsfen @srlalfsfsit die,
allen 3wsifsl srbaben IT, tbsilt uns
NIT tab Seftern Nadmtttas I'm 0eops
lanp 8rirpbOfs In Der Ndbs ees Sol'
paten,W pnumentss, etn sanssr S3parm
BON WusfttpS pcer S1paden ib tum'
mslts. Das fommt aud nf3t inner
s Gage Spr Weibna1tsn Dor!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Srittger UruuO.

amtmann alio Su pilt Die STEELE
oss Sootengrdbsrs ni5t ~iibsrnsbmsn
pans!
Sans: Nein. Serr amtmann, i5 oant
Sbnen re6t i66n!
amtmann; Hun tparum tpiait on lie
oenn ni4t annsbmsn.
Sans, So, isbsn's Serr amtmann, g
Sprt4port iast @sr anSsrsn sirs @rubs
9rdbt, fdQt islber binsin, uno Sa mil i9
oas lieber sinem onoern iiberlafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Sabiiide S6Hi6feit.

Wau.rpolisr emit benz 8lrasrmeiier
Dos 8:rift oes in 8sparatur befinoliden
Rirdtburms ~befeiseno: Sa, mie seiast,
Serr gdrssrmesf.r, d eensissr 5sblt.itt,
IN Sc brsdsn fd Sals unb 8eene !
alio ni9t uabr2 Sin sc 10 freinbli9
IN nsbm' sc i9 d 8is9en in 49t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Snnoerbare SuriirQuna.

Griss :Ni6t uabr. Dana, tpsnn i'd sroB
bin, tperos i'd au4 elm Ssrr?
DIANA /: So uobI, Srib3sn Su
muBt aber babia brau uno artis isin
SriBasn: ab! Ri9t pabr DIANA ole
Subsn, bic b6s fino, perosn Srausn,im.
mer?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

Wi6rl : ) nun idb Sc, Ssrr YafOr,
sic babsn BOD mad Der lsBtsn Yrsoist
an nd4iisn Sonntas psrbs
i8 f~Ortfabrsn. uno ba ban mer balt seelobt,
Sc lOoltsn ODD gum S4aBsnfst in Min-
den iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Ser iaule STUDENT.

Sirettor gu sinem S9alsr): Strob'
meier, Sie ftno 10 faul, baB. uenn sic 3u
ltuotssn anfinsen, 81. seulB gu fauI nd.
rem tuieosr auf3ub6rsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Sirnifmaah III ihrer Srrrihaft 81

rem sic, Waoame, i4 bate oisle Na4t
sinsn i30nsn Sraum BON Sbneu.
Wtaoame Sdusi9enS sic !g8is fam nur
elm 10 Oroindrss Weisn bon elmer sudoigen
5rau trdumsn; fir Die 3ufunft perbitte i'd
mir herartige 8%smeinbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
SuDurfnmmeno.

Sausbsrr Ssrr Sauptmann, i'd sratu,
liere CUR 8ef6rosruns gum Wajor, uno Be.
niiBs nit 8srsuiissn ieisSsIsseuaeit, sic.
Sarsm nu~nmsbriseu &ans eutipcs9suo
UNI 200. %. gu itsigsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
@ui heu Srieabof i'm b6bmisben std

auf ben Jrieobuf i'm b66mii6en Stdb-
den 8.... III iOlgenbe tbsils bumorifi.
id., ernits uno du6 bsbsr3issnspertbe
@roi9rift leien:
Gin GROCER Sinoer Iiest bier,
gr trant R4 toot am 2aser6ier.
Ssin 8sib sing ldnsft sur 8ube Elm,
Sic i9pdrmte nur fir 8ranntsm.in
Ssds Waiientinosr itsb'n am 8tab
uno piidsn ibre S6rdnen Of.
Drum @anbrer piQit gu LANCE lsben
Damn isi i'm 5rinten mdBis ebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Sn Der 0enaraphirifuube

. JH OCT WfngrnpgIrTtln0e fGlfllnlrte
Der Gsbrer iber Die oeuti9sn 9ebirge.
Gin e4iler fibrt oisislbsn Der &sibs mad
auL iibsrfisbt aber oas Siaber 8srslanb.
Der 2e6rsr ma4t ibn baraui aufmsrtiam
uno mil ibn oaour9 auf Den Hamsn oss
8sbirsss brinsen, Dab sr auf iein Sismli4
fables Saupt osutst. Ser S9ilsr slaubts
oteisn 8inf oamit gu peritsbsn, DAB sr io=
tort antportsts Sie 2auliB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Die lmffi9e Spalte.
Rstts: a~ntdnbiser S&ers stetet BEN
Gbrtaen, erbettert bic Ssele unb
bsfSrbert fslbf bic Gefuubbstt
beS 9tibes.
0ei6Gfts=Neflam

VtIWuTISsvtIIuWe. 7
Sn elmer ipanii9sn Staot etablirtsn
f4 bret S9nsiber In Der ndmlibeu
Strabe. Ssri.nise, p.l9er 3usrft bon ID.
men isinen 2aoen er6Tnete, iebt. auf ietn
S4tlo bic aufi9rift: Ser bette S9neioer
Der sanssn uns.senb.
als Der 3tp.ite nit ieiner ginri9tuns,
fertig NOR, slaubts er, ben erifen in Der
Ri6nbeit iiberbieten gu miHen, uno
i4ri.b barum iibsr isinen Gaben: Ser
bette S9nsiosr Der san5sa Bslt.
Was bIieb Dem orittsn S9neibs ct ii6rts -?
8ei4eiben ieBts er auf isin S4ilb Ser
bette S4neiosr in oieier @trabe, uno &C..
raoe Ct befam Die Gunoi9aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Yin anaenchmer Gnf.

&elner: sic BADEN cine Yortion Get-
bratsn, 5 8Ias Bier uno l 6lai3e 8or=
oeaur baben sic iont nod mas.
@alt; ga, - tein @elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Gri,- S'pritn Go. Spmn.

Grit, S'gritn Co., Soma.
@s pire bisrmit b s'tsinigt. eas Or. Glari
5pbrIon's Snptau Blupe Sprup mid pirflit
con it Ssrtn rbsumattl6sn S&mer;en bsfrsit
BAT. SD bate Cd fir elm psrtbsrlss Nittel u.
rscommansirs ptIsu 6sbraub alien, bic an Gbu-
lt@tu S&msrSsn lsipsu.
q. q. Sat1er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Mle Mnuthsfer n~erfnuf.n es.
Sa6oratortam: go. ~ 2sea 3. Stra6e,
Rem BORT Gttp.
tSemsnihe:J

@aufpn, Alamafes &c., Soma.
SD babe Or. Glart 5pbnIsn's Snbiau gIppb
Sprup fir Was.uframpf., 9eberitissn uns
Diarrbpe sebrautt unb srpBsu Grfsls barit sr.
Itslt. Sd rpQtt ni&i pbne rasislbs isiu.
Senrs aosbau.
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o.. q. Satdsr.