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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

AWoNAS KtLLs HsR HUSBAND AND rH.N HER.
sELr.-Leland, Its. August 27.-This evening
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stration. wife Of a successful lxwye {
here. shot her husband and then herself, both
dying immediately. No cause is assigned. They
had been married only short time.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

Farmers la the city yesterday inform US that
large areas Of cotton are being seriously affected
with rust, aud In some sections of the County
the army wormis cleaning out the grass In the
fields. after which il will be sure to attack tho
cotton.-C9l. Regisfs.
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OBITUARY.

G0SS-Tn Brambleton, Va, Saturday, August
18th 1882. at 2.35 r. NJ. LOCTIE H., wife or e.
c. Goss. and youngest daughter Of the late Ham
iin Browne. aged 23 years and 8 mouths
Constgnees Per Express at Union, 9. G. Sept.
j X Minter. Tinsley, John Renwick ]. C.
Hunter. g., Co, Miss Bessie Farrar. W A Moor
head. DR.. Layton. u N Burgess G Harlan
Miss M Hill. wilburn & Co., J NJ Powell.
F. H. COUNTS. Agt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08
Among TIC Churchos.

Purtuent to announcement the Rev. !.
II. Thompson, OF Jersev City, n. D., late
President Of the West Virginia University
at Morgantown, occupied the pulpit Of
the NJ i Church OF this place last Sun
day evening. Every scat in the spacious
auditorium was filed when DIR. Thompson
rose ana announced The following as bis
text: "But covet earnestly the best pifs 4;
and yet shew / you more excellent
way. III Cor. - 81.
We have frequently heard Henry Ward
Beecher, DIR. Adams, the old and the
young d.. Tying, DR.. Chaplin, DR.. Ta!-
mage and other pulpit orators Of mote,
but wo have never listened &c a sermon
from either or any Of these that carried
with it a greater weight OF practical truth
and convincing reason, than that delivered
by DR.. Thompson last Sunday evening
The Rev, samuel Graham very courteously
clcs.d his church uDon the occasion, snd
he and many Of his congregation we're
in attendance TO hear DR.. Thompson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The reading contest for prize Of 80 80
last Friday evening was perhaps the most
interesting feature Of the County Instj -
tute.
Following is list of the names of the
contestants and their selections:
MIR. w. J. Scott. Of Rowlesburg, "Tho
Mser and his Gold"
Miss Matte Hall, Of Kipgwocd, "The
Red Jacket"
Mr.. w. II. Copemau, of Kingwood,
"The Pipes of Lucknow"
Mr.. a. NJ. Moore, of Ncwburg, web
-i,r on the Union Of the States"
Miss Lizzie Braham, of Cranberry, 'Ir.
dependence Bell"
Or. Felix Elliott, of KiDgwooG, "Roc.
me TO Sleep. Mother"
Mr.. w. U. Showsltcr, Of Evansville.
"Spartlcus to the Gladiators
Miss Eva Herman, % Fairmont
Mr.. J. s, Brown, of KiDgwood Bar
bara Frietcble."
All acquitted themselves in a very cred
table manner, and after some dclib ration
on the part Of the committee the prize
was awarded to Mr.. Scott.
Had wo been a member Of that con-
mittcc we would have chung the Jury"
Ill! next Christmas if necessary to have
given the award to one of the young
ladies, bat VIC are not going TO say which
one.
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Creditors Notice.

TO tho Creditors OF John White decoas~
ed;
In pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the CoIntyoi Preston. made i'm
cause lhorcln pending, To subject tho
real estate OF tbo slid John " tile 10 tho
payment OF his debts, You AFRO required
10 present your claims against iho estate
oil the spid John White, Tor udjucation to
Smi,h Crane, COmuis4ioucr. nt his Office
ia the said county, un or leo orc tho 18th
day Of October nest.
Witness. Snitl Crane, Clcrl, of said
Court, this 9th day OF Septcmbor, 1882.
SMITH CRANE,
GwSCplS Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

a correspondent at White Sulphur
Springs tells the following story of Gen
eral Beverly Robertson of Baltimore. He
was recently deruici TO make presen,a-
ton speech, in an tfrsir where young
lady was TO be tbs recipient az the Gift.
lie appeared in fun evening dress, and
with bow and smile began as follows:
Ladies' aud Gentlemen: The bark went
down'-then he stopped and blushcd in
an embarrassed way, and took a fresh
start: Ladies' and Gentlemen: The bark
went down"-ano'her break and more
embarrassment than ever, and the perspi
ration In great globes on his forehead
The General reached for his notes aud
made another; 'Laiies and Gentlemen:
The bark went down. deal stop again.
and Pat Douan, who was i'm the crowd
Gang out; Let her stay down, Generate
and the General did, and went down with
her, never 10 smile again or show himself
Tor three whole days.
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transfers Of IscaI ESTATE

The following Is the list of deeds &C.
mitted to record since our last report.
Wan. Wilhelm TO Aaron Pyseu for 90
cres IN Portland District; admitted Au-
aust 30
Henry RodobauCh 10 John A. Rode
osugh for 81 acres ia Valley District; ad -
mitted August 30.
a. Schoonover to II. NJ. L. Schoonovcr
toS l51 ecres IN Uaion District admitted
August 81
}. Ami Martin, Clerk, 10 Daniel M.loy
Tor 81 porcccs ou Tunnel Hin admitted
Sept. /.
Hamilton w. Mason TO Andrew J. Plfer
Tor 1895 acres in Union District; admit
ted Sept.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The Official report of the County Green
back Convention was received too late for
publication, but our special report We he
iievr fully covers the ground excerpt the
County Executive committee, which IA as
ioIlows: Portleud District, Edmund
Messenger mud John ] Stewart; Union
District. James Mpuctcc md David
Tecls; Grant District, S. T.. Wiley aud
George Ntusl Pleasant District. Gcorge
IHcUH,u, Valley District. Jamcs hug
gins Lyon District, jacob Gibson and II.
Fromhori; Reno District, EimuId New
con aud John w Combs; Nmgwood Dis.
tricl, Peter r.. Smith and samuel j.
Erwin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

During the County Institute here last
week the teachers Of Pleasant District
held meeting, Of which John H. Feather
was made Chairman aud Robert c. Collins
Secretary, and decided to hold four edu-
calionel meetings in The district-oue at
Sugar Valley, ONE at Corners, one at
Spiker's and one at Chidcstcr's, the fret
10 be held az Slenr Nalley.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Dr.. HARTMAN & 90 Please eend me
a lot of your books ON she "{lls of Life. 80
! cell q great deal Of your Prruua and
MaDalin. They are very highly spoken Of
IN this part OF The country.
r. II. BUssMAN, T.. NJ.
Westford, pa.
Dear Sir: ] have taken half dozen
bottles n your Peruna and fnd it ie doing
me great good. YOu,s truly.
JAMES WYATT,
Steubeuvillc, Ohio.
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county Institute.
ICCNCLUDEn FRoH LAST WEEK. !
THIRD DAY.

We BEGIN where we LEFT Off last wcck
Institute opened with the sjncipg Inv tsc
choir of that beautiful and appronri,,e
hymn.1 "Swcct Hour Of P,aver ard ,yas
then led i'm PRAYER by Prof Fleming.
The conductor gave drip with in us,,a-
tons by needle and other ecieptif. in
strumcnts. I'm regard TO The North mac
netic pole
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WtRRTED

PpIUp8- RoDRHEAvER. AT the NJ. r.
Cuurch ia Albrightrville last Sunday af-
tcnoon, Sept 3, by Rev Ashford Hall.
John n. Philips and Eve H. Rode
hcaYcr.
AENOLO-SrAfA AT tho residence Of 10
sepb Stall, August 27, by Rev. samuel
A Fike, Daniel A. Arnold and Ida g..
Stall.
STONE CoNN.-At the residence Of Henry
Hwchler, August %, by Rev. l.. H..
Leslie, Marion +. Stone and Emma G..
G nm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Prof. and Mrs. w. ii. Shahan are the
guests of Mr.. j. Ami Martin. The Prof.
will begin his normal school here on
Monday next.
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WnsI Everybody wants

Is reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents and cures
disease by keeping the stomach i'm orders
the bowels regular and the kidneys and
liver active Such medicine is Parker's
Ginger Tome. It relieves every case.
and has cured thousands. See other
cOlumn.-fTribune
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The t,l'ONiug n.ar,a-e lie rses were
issued by county Gers I,rtn since our
last report
George Blackburn and Mary Kafoy.
Philip ~ Shahan ANA Barbsry Bow
man.
Henry C. Rodebaugh and Della NJ. c.
McCauloY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The residence Of Clerk ]. Ami Martin
was brilliantly Illuminated last Wednes
day evening by gas which he hal just in
trOduced into his house.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The Toledo CO., Bee says: Col. J.
Dofse Alexander, editor GAINESVILLE GA
News, has been cured Of rheumatism, 10y
the use Of ST. Jacobs OIL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Sheriff Thomas, Clerk John NJ. Crane.
Messrs. j. w. Parsons, Mack Evick,
and Squire Conner, are attending Court
at St George.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Messrs. Jno. Barton Payne and VIM. C.
Worley were attending conrl ia Tucker
County. They returned yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Mrs. John b. Crane and two children
who have been visiting at Smith Cranes,
for the past few weeks, returned to their
home at Fairmont Yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Rev. Ashford Hall accompanied his
youngest daughter, Miss Matte, on her
return to school at Wheeling last Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Mr.. Ell. Heermans and Mr.. Clint
Thomas, has the thanks of this Office for
a fine treat Of apples
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Just Received, by Sbaner an Bona-
Geld, ono car load Phosphate and ono car
load Bouc pust-ai lowest prices.
Ann aIIL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

j. *. Fortuey formerly Of this county
but Low of Burning SpIings, Writ County,
was in town this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The Fall Term of the KinGwood Acai-
envy aud Normal School, begins next
Monday.
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and Nurma, Staool lu uu- g. unity w., sue
hun our support and ouc1u-asym NJ.
The resolutions up % the sh v,5c
ed pied q, oac Nu,g aud thc otbcls Sc. a.
ratclY. After farewell address by Che
Conductor and ,lc SGpt. the certificates
were distributed and the Institute al.
j0Ur0Cd sine die.
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GEEENIsACN COUNTY CONVEX
g'EDS.

IN the school house at Vuunoltuu, Satur
day, sept. ~, and was called to order by
Jacob Gibson, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee, who stated the object OF the
meeting, lie said In substance any mau
present that could swallow the Chicago
platform would be admitted ms dclcrate
jos. a. Miller was elt ctcd tpmrory Chair
man and h. w. Forman temporary S,crc-
ttry. Gibson moved that two committees
be appointed, one On permanent organiza.
ton and one on Resolutions. Adopted.
The committee having been appointed by
the Chair, they retired TO the woods close
by the school house
the committee on permanent organiza-
uon reported Jacob Gibson SIS permanent
Chrirman and L. w. Fotman ss pcrma
D,nl Secretary. The committee on rcso-
lutions reported the adoption of the Ma.
tiosal GrvcuhaCk Platform of Chicago,
May 10Th, 1880: also the Cuksburg plat
form, Aug. 3, 1882. AS no one moved To
adopt or reject, Gibson moved that rcso-
lutions be read 10y the Secretary. Carried.
The reading was long and t,dius. About
a column and half of closely printed
type. o. motion Of Gibson they were
adopted
The Chairman announced that nomiua-
tions were in order. FL. Messenger NOV.
cd that nominations for State Senate be
deferred. Carried. JOS. A. Miller nomi
mated Charles Cantncr tor the House of
IA 0.
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Mr.. Won i. Buieb,sv,r left Tuesday
for Bradd Ok, Pa, where he wss for
merly Tor some time employed at his
trade OF shocmakivg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

R-v. J. r Thomps m will PFC ca I. tho
VI L Church next Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The examination 81 teachers vas held
1t this place yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Mir. W. 4. Forbes. Greenfield, Mass.
was cured 10y ST. Jacobs OH of rbeums-
tism.-L Cincinnati Christian STANDARD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

The following amendment offered ly
NJ. j, s.. Brown, was adopted
H.sjvod, That home institutions ar.
preferable, and That as Prof. 49, 81.
shaian l0s corsJ ito .el 500 Acsaca,
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I'OIE SALE.
a valuable ADDITION.

Bacouso it is beneficial to tho scalD and
odds tp personal beauty by restprino
color uC lustro to gray or faded hair ii
why paEcrs IT ir Bilsum is such ~ nom
ulaI dressing
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CoMMIssIoNHI,'s OrgIcr !

WWII1 " \
Soptemh"rG q, 1889.
Tho above mentioned parties will
please take notice tunt | shall ON the
lIth day of October uoNt, al my oilico
Aforesaid, proceed to execute tho abovo
mCutoncG decree Of reference.
SMITH CRANE,
4W Commissioner,
John Barton Payne, plitrs counsel.
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Mrs. Chas. II. Corbin is lying danger
ously i'll at the Corbin House, at this
writing.
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MessTs. Z. S. Elliott and Frank Thomas
went over to Morgantown. Tuesday, to
attend the University at that place.
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IL We ~ a,u nominal, r.. IA. hU,hcn tucY
wou't ,uio,ec him iu their couYcp'io &.
How v.l 'h,y k,P ,hsi prnmiso q, v
q cen -ker toews We haley rNs.f a
uushel ot letter. I'm ,'r ON .bus c., @
yonu'o f,om ,hc leading Republicans OF
the 2l Congressional DisJir', praying for
us 90 nominate Ntchon and they wou d
indorst him. BIZ, acy went back On
their sacred promise.
JOS. \. Miller said al am No. speaker.
N.v,y participate, 10 public speaking, va!y
in The way OF dcbatcs. Was talking To an
eminent Doctor Ina Iunn,l,on and an eli
tor IN ENgwood, ami they didn't know
that National Bank Currency was not a
legal tender am ThadjcDs Steven +
Republican. Bnt thc Republicans ot o.
day have ignored Thsd's Ropublicnism
Jacob Gibson Circulated: 81 ml.ht
say with st Paul, was Republican or
the 'sIrictest sect Like Bro. Mn,rtt am
a Chaddyus Stevens Republican"
JAS. Messenger: ~ u-rd To be dyed m
tho wool Republicans" WAL, Messenger
was giving in bus experience, John
O'kanc, Of Ma,Quls of Qa,Wshury Rules
fame, was masking "a lJuc speech out side
ON u log. JAs Messenger wanted to know
what the GrccubucE Party though, of cs o
tahl!sLtng Greeuhack paper at Gran
berry, 1T with the Executive Com
mittcc
On motion Of En-. Messenger the con
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-08

Mr. John c. Plum, OF Tucker County.
was In town the ayst of the week and gave
us a call.
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ForHTn DaY.

Aftrr devotional exercise The first thing
was a combination drill iu singing and
gymnastics led by the Conductor, in
which The whole Institute joined Next
Miss Swearongen conducted a recitation
in language lessons which raised consider
able discussion
Rev King gave three pieces OF select
reading, ibc first entitled "Thc Difficulty
Of RhyUirp," SECOND, Evening ~ the
Farmhouse" ana third Charcoal Man"
The pieces were delivered in his inimna-
bic and mastery way, the audienc. ez-
pressing Jbci appreciation by often and
hearty applause Rev. Kiog ibco PLACID
S2i gold piece in the hands Of the
Superintendent 90 be given % the best
p.rformer on select reading, which per
formance Wa 90 come eff 80 the lost
night session Of the institute. supl.
Hawthorne then announced tibet bee would
make arrangement Co. have % prize az a
- gold piece given at Ito Institute next
year for The best Performance $50 t,acE-
ere please remember that apd prepare for
it,
AFTgUSooN SEsI5E
The drss thing taken MP was oriho-r.
ply, first by cias dill ln orsI spelling
followed by O general drill in written
spelling then general drill 200 oral spell
i'm.
Prof Fleming then conducted on Iust-
tuto recitation in general knowlcdcc.
Pnf. T. @. Blycuscrafl lcd au HIusirl-
tive driiI on sentence building
Pot Fleming conducted recitation 1.
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Commissioners Notice.

Robert II. Fletcher, administrator of
John White, doccnsod
~.
Tracy White, widow Of John White,
deceased, -- Parties unknown. heirs
of john White, deceased, and Kato
Doyle.
IN EQUITY.
by a dccroo rendered by the Clrcuit
Court of Preston County, in tho State of
Wost Virginia, in tho above mentioned
cause, ON tho 10Th day of August, 1882,
the said cause WINS referred to the un~
derSignod commissioner of tho said
court. with directions Co ascertain aud
report tho lands owned by the said John
White, deceased, the state and condition
Of the title thereto. the annual rental walls
40 of tho same, The lions md charges
thereon, thcir amounts, prioritice. aud
tp whom owinE also To- audit, state ana
Scttlo the ADMINISTRATION accounts of tho
plaintiff. and take uud flo proof OF any
and all debts against the said dccedent,
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r.r.. H.i 90 .rHr
HHU .Ht|.
-E .. .H.i r..a .f I.... aI.. usr N. 80
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3. 6 0. r. r. TIME TABLE.

No. II No.t5 No. . No.fs
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SniaotS.

Die abIi1tenen,Sabrt tn
gfsrb. Chicago unb BITE Walspsrte In Shb'
gbieaso babsn an, IL. DECEMBER, tbetl'
,psiis tn SoIse bes fIauen Wartts une
tbsiIwsiie awsifelsobne pssen Der a~ruettel'
baftsn Earifseissssbuns bss Gonsrs1ss,
ben 8etrisb etnssffeut.
Ole Stabt Sreeport bat $780,
900 fur ibre @afsrwsrte p.raussabt; bic
Werte wurbsn iosbsn poIlenbet.
Sn geprta III Elm 9eritt i'm llu.'
Iauf, baB ein 8renner Wbtstep tn Sdfern
p.rtaufte, peIds un auei @auonen meb.
ais bic StanbarbfdHer entbalteu. unb ba'
bur9 feline &nnfurrenten nm bunbert Doll
lars per Gag hberuortbeilte. Die Sa4s
IN benz @innsbmer Der 8innenfeur mitse'
tbeiIt worben, psl1sr bic Na9sabIuns oel
&teuer iIr ben tn bisier Weiie seidmus'
ssIten @bistsp sintrsibsn, obsr eth tr:n!'
l1eiss @srfabren sesen ben bstreHsnosr
Brenner etnIeiten uirb.
Ger Tau9er Srant Riqs mar au
10. DECEMBER bei9dftist, bas gis gu len
Ten, has f1 TIM EunneI am Seeufer tn be,
81 Strabe anbdufte, bur9 weI9en BIZ
StaOt Chicago nit Bufer psriorst pirb
er Id %perunqlidt.
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Us N bero.

Der Raufmann 8. ). Bug il. uon Rot'
tsnburs mar i'm auftras zines Nirnbsrser
9aufss, fur bas er 5opfsn taufsn iolte,
NIT elmer gaaridaft non 20, 900 W. mad
Mdbrinaea assunsen uno uurbs bort pom
sin,m Meni4en, NIT benz n ,auor i'm
Dirtbsbaus s"sisfsn bate, iiberfaasn uno
nit eirsm DoId am gals t6btli6 usrnun'
bet. Jsbenfals bsabfdtiste Der Wsnid,
ben BuR isiner BaariSaft su b~sruuben, sr
ersriff iecot, als auf ben 5llferuf bss
8eruunbetsn 2.ute berbeifamsn, BITE Slubt
in Der Ridtuus nab @pa@. Der DOI9
bIieb In Der Wuubs fsden unb marbe uon
8uB islbit bsrausss,ossn; Der BIutu.rluff
mar uber eta 10 GROCER. Das Der rluslidIt&s
nod 8 Stunbsn fturb Sn1pti9en topnte
er nod einise anbuItspuntts lbsr ben
W6rbsr asben. uno sldubt man benielbsn
nun in Der B.rion bss ~26iibrissu Sob.
5trabsr aus Baltraen srmtttelt III babsn.
gub bate an benz Gag, an benz er srmor'
BEL pcrSen IT, grade tsin 80. 9ebsnsicbr
1urad8sIsst.
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WaTernotb tn 4eut56laao.

90 fnb trauriss Ra6ri6tsn, bic mir in
bieier Summer bringsn. l1sbsri9wems
munsen unb llnsIid lbsrau unb iberau,
aber Defenders bart betroffen If Deuti9
Lamb. GeIesrapbii6 bat man bas rnsIid
omar idon 9emelbet, aber bas CAB nur Elm
i4padss Bib Der truurissn 3uftdnbs.
&bsin, W q n, WofeL Dpnau
unb ibre 3ufiiHe inb iibsr BITE llfer setres
ten unb buben fdwere 8%srbssrunsen anse,
ri&tet. Nus Baraburs bsridtet ein
BIief pom Samifas abenb: vrlniere Stabt
alei&t in benz. benz Wain nabeseIeaenen
EbeiIe Der 9asunenfabt Bsnebis. Gina
buubert Parterrsuobnunssn mubten ae.
rdumt werben.~ W bate felt 1915
feinen 10 boben Wafsrffanb msbr. Sn
uisIen Srten am Rb.in pirb Der Bertebr
bur@ Rdbne permitted. Das 2abntbaI,
iast eth Brief aus War5urs, bat f4 tn
einen See psrwanbeIt. Gus RaifeI
wirb eia fsbr ffartss Stsissn Der SuIba Rss
nalifrt. Bel &esensburs lbn1us
tbete bic Donau bas 2anb, Der 8 ID sing
unsew6bnIi9 bod. Bambera ffanb In
GROCER @efabr. Bel @raiIsbsim fsste bi.
Sort bas game GbaI twifdsn Der Stabt
unb benz Dabnbof unter Dafer. Bel
8ottsnburs ri6tete bic Taubsr groBen
S4absn an. Die @sssnb BET Sa9itfsIb,
mo Ro4er unb unb Sastt In ben Nsdar
minben, mar Elm See. @sInbauien bate
pom Der &inSis iu Ieiaen.
Srantfurt a. N. III duBsifi itper
bstroffen worben. 9as 0afsr braus tn
bic 5duier Der unteren Stabttbsile,
btf8dbiste bisieIben unb i9psmmte BITE
Winterporrdtbe binues. Ssit ben Bier.
Itser Sabrsn bat man bort ni9tS AsbnIi,
4ss mebr erlsbt. Bonn Dome Der Stabt
aus bistst f& Iaut Der vSrautf. 3ts." fol-
Ssnbss Bib:
Sm Ofsx i&sint Sfsnbad sIsi9 siuem
lusttsn 0eusbtS aus ben @afsrn bsrpor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
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pes unb BITE llmsebuns ~ b~swabrsn.

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8ierfiBIern cine gnsabl tn l so SO. 30,
benz Wafsr lumber. Su R@obIena fnb
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Communication untetbto9en 1T.
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2. Sanuars 1850 (64 3D. erreitt, obns
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bid. Bober iii INNER cine Ra1rt6t
bringt, Re entbdIt Sammer lber Sammsr.
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@den unb @nbeu.