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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Selgten.

-G ls am Is. October na6 Der Ginwets
bunssfeier Der Suftispalait su SriiieI
benz Ynblitum eri6lofen wurbe, brang
cine Seerbe BON miiiten Serlen unb Srauz
enSimmern jesIi6en 4Iters elm, wel6e ii9
alsbalb oaran sab, einen panbalii6en I'm
fus gu treiben. r9lles mus uinirt wers
ben, Der Suitis gum Sobn", bas mar bic
Stimmlns bieier Mense. SIM a%liiieniaale
Serfetten ie Die fir ben @eri6tsbof unb
Die Surp beitimmten Sise nit Wteilern.
Der pra9tuule Ssppi6, Elm Meiiterpsrt
unb cine wabre 3ierbe bieles Saales, lit
9dnsli6 uerborben poroen. Die Sinos
bOlS6en, wel6e gum Insiinben Der Bfeifen
oienten, wurOen nod brennenb auf Die Wt0s
bel 9eidleuoert; Die Yulte murben u,n9e>
worfen; Die 0~orbdnge uno Die Yortieren
sewaltiam bernntergeSerrt. Ole elettris
l1en gduteperfe wurben uerbogen ober abs
serihen. 3wei Gieienipie9el wuroen ssrs
triimmert. Die WiObel wurben perborben,
ia mebrere StraBenbuben beiubeItsn Die
iammtli1en Gten bes nelen @ebGubes NIT
&otb. Oamit aber ni6t yenu9, sinsen
giele uon bieien Subietten bin, perridte>
ten in ben @dnsen ibr gebiirfniB, tramz
peltsn in ben 10 entitebenbsn ga6en berum,
uno trodneten oann ibre StieieIioblen an
ben Seppi3en Der GuoienSiale ab! 90 wa>
rem bieie Nfeni6en cine ganse Stunos lang
bel6aitist, nm in benz Yalaite Der Suititia
ie9Ii6en unfu9, ia cine gurbarei gu uers
iiben, weIde al Die wiiiten Scsnsn i'm 8es
9inn Der &euoIution uon 1889 erinnert.
go banbeIt Der yliberale" bslgii6e Y6bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
&anias.

-@ine intereHunte @nti6eibuna, weI6e
bic Serpfli6tung elmer Stubt gu S6abeners
iab IN 2pn9un9siGQen feititelt, lit fiir,li6
in &anias erfolgt. Der Ga6perbalt mar
foIgenoer: Sn YaOlo IS, ma9te por mebs
rem MOnaten cine Golfsmenge einen 2lns
grill auf bas @efangntB, entnabm benz
ieIben einen 9teser, Der Elm farbises Mabs
den pergewuItigt bate, unO hing i'm auf.
Sei benz 2lnsriii wurben aus benz Bolts
baufen mebrere S9iilie auf Die @eiGngniBs
beamten 9efeuert u. Gb. Gong, Der SObn bes
Sberiiis, erbielt cine S9uBpunoe in ben
Arm, Die beinabe cine uoultdnDi9e cab
muns bieies &0rpergliebes berbeifibrte.
Die Stabt wurbe pom Gong auf 1926, 900
S3aoenerIab uertlagt uno BEL Dem tiirsli6
erfolgten YroseB pom ben @ei6norenen sur
3ablung uon So, 500 Gnti9doi9un9 nebit
ben Soften perurtbeilt.
= eugene Collins ftarb in gates
Centre an Der Waieri9eu Dor neun
Wtonaten mar er uon einem Sunbe 9ebillen
moroen.
= Die Stubenten Der StaatSs llniuerits
tat III Suwrence beuabmen ii6 am Yors
abeno uon NQerbeili9eu re6t fle0elbait unb
seritOrten aus purer Oummbeit nit S9lr5s
ti9feit gepaart 9riuats un6 itGbtii6es
@i9entbam (ben gurf) i'm 0ertbe pom
$1,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

bod Dem Sabrsanse 1857, 1916 unb 1884
ni3t slei6sua3ten.
= @ie rbeiuii6e Sldtter meIosn, itebt
erit jest bic S6luBuertbeilun9 Der uon
Staatswesen nod porbanbenen llnteritiss
sunssgelber all bic lleberi5wemmten i'm
&esierunssbesirf Srier bepor. Saran lit
wobl bel SslpiQisuns Der @elber ni9t ses
ba6t wprbsn, baB bieieIben sebn Monate
ipater erlt aus9e,ablt werben iOaten.
WetfaIen.
- @m 8. October fmeierte bic aItfatbos
hide @emeinbe gu . ortmunb ibr sebns
idbriseS S~tiftungSfeit. Eaitor 9emmel
pom Bonn las bic Meiie unb preoiste. gu
elmer 6eier am 9lbenb bate ii6 iait Die
gauge veuanselii6e" @eiitli9teit Der Stabt
eingeltelt unb seisteu ale Gsben, baB bic
gltfutboliten NIT ben Groteitanten in benz
Saiie se9en baS Bapttbum i%ibereinitims
men.
Mebebab. glm 9. October
brannte bas Glteite Saus Der Stobt, Die
iogenannte Burg" ab. Oaielbe itammte
aus Dem Mittelalter unb mar mad elmer
baran ansebra9ten ,Sni6rift in alter !3eit
cine 6reiitatt.
= so ii MITE Stabtratb Slider bat
Der Stabt bas iebr wertbuolls @emGlbe pom
Serburs v6riecensi6IuB gu Wtiin6en" gum
@eI3enfe sema6t.
= Yaberborr. SiSeeianbaumeiiter
@ilbenpfenni9 bat ben pon linn entworfes
men Blan CUR 9eriteauns bes 0pmtburnles
ausseltellt.
= Sn Goslin morb am 90. October
Der wegen Iul.mOross ansetlaste g. Mabnfe
pom S6wur9eri6tsbofe fir i6uloig erfldrt
unb gum Sooe nno gu u Sabren 3p6tbaus
perurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

S6bmen bat felt uieIsn Sabren
feline 10 rei6e Sbfternte uufsuweiien, wie
in bieiem Sabre. SemsemdB bat iib bas
lelbit aud Elm Sanpel nit frii9em Sbt
entwitelt, welder berurtise 0imenlionen
annimmt, baB bic Gransportmittel, Sdifie
nnb Sabn, faum I'M Stanbe iinb, ben an
lie seltelten anforberunsen gu entipreden.
Die Preiie, weI9e fir bic ebeliten Sbits
iorten N Ort uno Stelle besablt merben,
linb benz emit predenb niebris. 90 foiten
100 Rilosramm &aiierbirnen 2 Il. so IT..
($l.25), wGbrenb man i'm Ioriabrs fir
bieielbe @attuns unb baiielbe Suantum
l2-l4 f. beSablte. Die beiten Sorten
BON Gepfeln, iogenannte &einettes Aspfel
(SeoersaepfeD werben nit l Il. so besablt.
gbenio ipottbiais werOen AUDI Nihe per-
fault.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Winnefota.

Die Stabt MinneappIis, in
MinneiOta, 1T pie bur6 einen i3aus
Der aus einem tleinen unbebeutens
ben Srt 81 elmer Stabt pom 100, 900
@inwobnern beran9ewa9ien. $50 Dor
wenigen Sabren Der Sarmer nod &orn ges
pflanSt, Iteben 9an;e Suabrate BON 6as
briten, Naarelusern, Wobnbdulern, Girs
den uno S6ulen. SIN Sabre 1860 be-
tug Die SeuOlferun9 $500, IN 1870, ID,
O66, in 1880, 46,S67, Ginwobner. &eine
anoere ameritanii9e Stobt, auBer Gbicoao
fam elm 70 i6neues Wa6stbum uufmei,
fen. Sn 1868 CAB es in minneapolis 5
Mablmiblen, wel9e 5000 Safer Mebl
uerfertigen %fonnten; beute limb beren 81
i'm @anse, peI3e tasIi9 81 $50 Sdiier fas
b~risiren t0nnen. Die 81 Otiiblen fabris
sirten bieies Sabr pom /. Sanuar bis gum
"a. Sttober 2, 794, ss7 6diIer Mebl unb
1850 Sonnen 6utterabfGle. Die SGgs
miiblen baben ii6 BON elmer e~in,elnen IN
Miuionen in 1882 permebrt, wel6e 3l2
MiaiOnen SUB Daubol3 probusierten. -
Der Nertb Der all9emeinen 6obrifate,
wel9e in 1882 in W%tinenpolis probu,irt
wur6en, belGuft li6 auf 1900, 900. Sir
1888, bari man oreiit 20 YroSent re9nen,
ba wGbrenb Der Iebten 10 Monate iiber
500 @elperbetreibenbe fi1 in Der Stabt
nieoergeIailen baben, BON welden so neue
Sabrifen etablirt muroen. Nu6 i'm 0roB,
p%erfauf pon @aaren mag MineapOIis balo
cine berporragenOe SteQung einnebmen unO
piel 6an6el pom Chicago weg3ieben. Der
bette 9epeiS lit, baB Wuarenbduier per-
perben, iObaIO Der @runbitein &C.
lest lit.
Gin SrIanber, Ramens 0iortimer
Damber in geiusur County, Winneiota, 1T
l2l Sabre alt sepprben uno itarb fiir5li6
ines rubi9en 9obeS. Sine SrIdnberin,
Rumens Bridget 9OObp. aber ma4te Sies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Suklano.

= Gm 10. October itarb gu Mostau
Der oortige pierfa6e Mtiliondr Sc. q. 6us
tin. Der Miuiondr l6leppte ii6, als er
fi6 Dem Sterben nabe fiiblte, gu ieinem
~eiiernen @elotoifer, leste ii6 auf benlelben
Der Vreite na6 unb pafte nit beioen SGns
ben Die 6lammern OIL ben Seiten oes 6ofz
iers ielt, ais woute er benielben nit ii6
i6leppen. Sn bieier Gage iiberrai9te i'm
Der COB, uno IN berlslben ya9e blieb er
swsi Gage lang, bis iein Sobn bur6 bas
S6lilello9 in bas 3immsr bineinblifte
unO baieIbit ben unbewesli6em &0rper ieis
mes Saters bemertte. Oa aQe Sbiiren,
wel6e in iein Simmer fiibrten, peri6loiien
maren, 10 wuroe Die Yoli'ei berbei9erufen,
wel6e bic 5biren 9epaltlam Ofinen lieB.
Gen Gnweienben Bot ii9 isIsenbes Bib
bar: Der @reis lag, wie seiust, auf Dem
Softer uno belt benielben nibt nur nit
Den Sdnben, ionbern aud nit ben 3dbnen
berart ieit, baB man bic Ysi9e BON benz
&offer gar nidt .trennen %fornte, uno bag
aud Der Sar9mo6er Don Der Yei6e in bies
Ter Gage bas NfaB nebmen muBte. Grft
am britten Gage gelang IS, Die Singer bes
VttSpu(ISo pulp uutttSt Iilttt pteYIuHN So
MAIDEN uno aus ben 6lammern al b~efreien.
Nsben benz Ofen binsen on einem Stride
mebrere Sbli9ationen, bic i'm 6ciier feu6t
9emoroen waren, unb Die Der @reis tur;
por ieinem Gobe gum 3,ofnen auf9ebdnSt
bate. Sn Dem &oiier fano man iiber pier
Utiuionen gGGrgelo. pon Dem ieoo6 piele
Sunbert : 9tubI Soften u%erioult waren.
Der Serltor6ene ipenoete nie III ieinsm Ve>
ben aud nur einen Sopeten III wobltbGtigen
3lpefen ooer ben Vettlern, uno lebte ielblt
lpie Elm gettler, inoem CT nun trodenes
8rob nit SolS aB uno ciuen 9ln,u9 trug,
oaB ieine eisenen &inOer nit linn III gsben
li6 l6amten. GrIpGbnenswertb lit nod,
baB Sc. q. &ufin IN leinem binterlalenen
Geitament IN Der &bot %uerlan9te, bab man
iein @elo nit ibm in ben SOrg le9en ioue.
Ger @eiSbalS bleibt i'm 5obe far9;
l3mei Slide wirit er oui ben Sar9r
nno tauleno wirit er nit GntIeben
9ia6 ben nit Gn9lt perpabrten S6GbeH,
: l6were Valt Der 6itelfeit!
lin ihle6t 81 leben, l6wer ~ lterbeu,
Sudt man lid S6Gbe 81 e~rperben
geroient ein lol6eS @lid wobl ateibS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

ier Gage in Mfineral 9uint, WtSconiiu,
bel ibrem ll3. @eburtStoge bic 6onneurs.
-Mais eraub in MinneIota einen
8ur6i6nittsertro9 pom 2O.2 Su. per
Acre, Sartofieln BON 165 8u., 6eu II
Come, Sorsbum Is @ulonen Sprup,
8ciSen ieDenfuls mebr ais II $4,000
Yu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Mdnner pirten. Msi6er peinen.

go mills Der Souf Der Nelt."
gber iie brau6en nt6t 10 iebr ~ weiuen,
penn le Or. Bierce's 'Favorite Pres
cription' (giebIingsueroromuu9) gcbrau:
den, Die alien Dem weibli9en @eidIe3t
eisent6itmIi6en i6merSbaften 6ranf6eiten
abbilft. - Sci NpOtbetern gu boben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
o. Il.
Safota.
SnIdn D.

- 9to9 mebr Cob! Ser @oIbeRtbets
flung in 2tsbOn fol9t cine in Scr @e9enb
pom ga M ou re; cine glttien : 9eIels
i9aft nit eiuem &apttol Don $500 lpu
ii9 bereitS s%ebiloet babeu. Sei Bailey
Gitp iou es aud gOIotg alsieben.
= &oblenIaser iolen in ben llm9eseno
pom 9 / 8 d eutbeft morben lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Qusld II >.
Seutf6lanD

= 0ur6 gang Teuti6lanS sebt iett Ser
&uf mad MISREPRESENTATION unb NaturaIs
pfleseitatiouen, UNI Der Q asabunbens
3 sriinbIi9 abSubelfen. Sn PreuBen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
81 beinpropins.

Gin 6abrifenarbeiter aus MettIa6
a.. B. Saar pernabm i6on Dor mebreren
Sabren aus ieiner Stlibenbede elm fairies
Summen, worauf berielbe SeOba9tungen
a%nltelte uno fanb, baB bur6 elm tleines
God Der duBen Wtauer Bienen ob unb sus
flogen. Gr war nun ii6er, baB IN Dem
boblsn Gaume inter Der i3immerbiele ii6
Sienen anseiammelt battcn, aber ni6t
fiber, Oh es ii9 lubne, bic Oiele %aui;u.
breden Inn Die Sienen 81 uertreiben. Ga
es I6lieBli6 gar gu arg murbe, 10 entldlOB
ii6 Der Murn, bic gienen bod aussubes
ben uuo bobrte gu bieiem 8wede elm God
in bic 0iele uno befOroerte auf fiinitli9sm
Wese S9wefelrau9 bur6 Die Defining,
woraui Die Sienen getobtet puroen. als
man nun eimise Der SuBbooenOielen auibob,
fan6 man in benz leeren 3taums swii6en
Swei galfen cine Men9e bes i60niten Sos
niSs uno Swar 65 Yfunb incl. Der Wabsn.
SIN Der @emarfuns Ribesbeim
BEL Singen lit. tros Der bur6 Die Sas
seli6ldge bes TOriommers entitanbenen
8erbeerungen in einselnen @einbergen bas
Sr9sbnlB lebr 9iinltig, uno aud Die Qua
litat lit porSiig!i9.
Plus 2inS am Jtbein miro beri6tet:
90 melt lid bic nun beenOete WeiuIeie
iiberieben ldBt, bari man NIT benz biesidb.
rigen GrgebniB 5ufrieOen iein. Der Preis
bon o~r@i6nittIi9 % Big. pro Tfo. ros
tier nnO 10 Sig. pro. YfO. peiBer Srauben
erlett Den Nusfaa al Suantitdt. Sn ben
Gbdlem unb an 6en nieOern 9lbbansen mar
ein iteuempeiie bis gu 80 psf. gu bere6ens
Der @erluit Our6 6Gule eingetreten. 9ie
Orte &6einbreitba9 unb 9 6eus
ern bntten einen pollen 6erbit. Oas
quite 9%ieiultat bieies Serbltee unb GINGER
porber9e9aH8en in S9euern umo
% beinbreitba9 linb pieIia9 Dem
iorgidltigen 8au un6 Der Neuanla9e uon
iogen. &aitenboIs 9ieben b~eisemeiien, no
raul in benz Seiirt uiel gu wenis @emi6t
gelegt wirb. Was Die Sualit6t betriiIt,
10 wiro Der biesidbriss &otbwein Dem sSabrs
gauge 1878 itart bic Waass balten, if ies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
uno SittenIebre Ser fatboI.

Rird,e in ansihArIidsm untsrriat, b~ars.ssut,
uno nit esriits unb gdtsrft,u.n, iopis nit Rleits
niNen unb 9tiipieltn btlsot uRo sriGuttrt uun DR.. s.
SoItnsu. Z. 9. Sraublr, @idrrsr. Nit Gnis
pittluns,n une appIebatiortn pom 30 bohp' ttN 6. n.
Siid6 ier. Or. 4. 1865 e. nit ass Solsihnittsn uno
2StlerudbilStrn reid iuuerirt. @ebunotn in SaIb,
~Itesrtons 5000. Ssttrtans uno g.prtet. Ssds ST.0O.
Sstnsrt sinbdnot $500, 5000, SLIGO, $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
gcssH Guenhnug Oes Sctags wO franco 8tRiert
GmpteblcnswtrtDe i0ntrirte Era6twerfc,
pas Se6eno er Seifiaen &ottes.

Nob ben behen Sucun beor6eHet Don p. otto 9 iti6nau, 0. S.
Wt &prO6admpr mbe mpdusm pT bu5p t nshdumrhcL
Ou 4 Sefarbnbud gibenL iorbigCm Stl, 60mGiCnr9Wr unb $50 Sotidutten iu
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19

and a Republican sanawiched between
them. Thus far tue appointments have
been on one side generally and making
very poor show for non-partisanship.
But there is yet time for redemption.
The municipal Judge is not yet ap-
pointed, and Us the Democrats have
had the most thus far. would it not be a
fair offset to give the Republic ans the
Judge? If there is no partisanship in
the action ofthe Legislature. why should
the Republicans not have the Judge?
In defence of a Republican Judge they
can point TO the fact that Mayor Wales
u Republican, was elected to act rs "A
trial and committing Magistrate, which
is the same as Judge, and he has not
served onc-third of his term yet. Let
us see now if Mr. Bates and the other
members of the Legislature who are
anxious to show the people Of Whining
ton that they have acted in non-part.-
san spirit, will unite in requesting the
Governor to appoint Republican mu-
nicipal Judge Us an offset toa Demo-
cratic Board of Water Commissioners,
on additional Democratic Assessor and
Democratic Gerrymander Of the city in
To twenty-siX election districts. If
they will do this then we may begin to
have some confidence in Democratic
non par'isanship.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19
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SILK

IN every country and in every
class of goods there are manu-
tactIrrrs who are known til,
world over for the excellence ant
reliability OF their goods. and il
is well understood that the only
really rhr.r, good, are Of this
kind
Our ;jlu ha> always been to Sc
cure the very best anU most re
Liable gDUI> made. knowing they
are the only ou"~ HAT VIII secure
permanent reputation for the
dealer. We >EIEH DIU MD NE\ ER
WEI. rrc"Innrnd Goods that have
mot our tlIil confidence; hence,
we are compelled to avoid many
makes "i good, tina, are plentiful
in the mari rl and which seem
cheap. They are not cheap
ONLY LOW PRICE; dear at almost
any price. both tc buyer and
seller.
Tine same care to protect our
customers in tine quality has al
ways been exercised to protect
them in price. Thc,, remarks
will Apply to our Black and Col
orcI SiIkS, Of which We show a
large and fine n,>or, mont Of first
class gools. that have stood the
test for lnany years in all the
market, of tn. rnrlL ~. war
,n,. ,L,.n ,,, ,, n.;,
'''' Wv ~ wv, ~ ~ Va
from Sl"' |" sou III blhchS; 70
cent, I, II - ia rnlnrrd
,,,, '....rI.I,l ~r,I..
''' ''',' w. '''''' IN 'Nih-
Vfl>t> all the ur>lrallr shades.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19
Spring Styles,
1888.

Our counters are now full with
the finest lot Of Mems, Youths
Boys and Children's Clothing for
Spring wear that we have ever
exhibited to our patrons and the
public. Our prices are the low
est, and can't be beat either here
or in Philadelphia for the same
style Of goods. We have many
novelties in Spring wear not to
be seen in other establishments.
We have Children's suits ranging
from $3.50 upward. Nobby Gas
simere suits at $9,SlO,$l2 and$l5.
All we ask is call, so you can
see and be convinced Of the quail
ity and cheapness Of our clothing.
All our goods are well made and
trimmed and thoroughly sponged,
and we guarantee satisfaction in
every case. Our Merchant Tail.
oring Department is still under
the supervision Of Nathaniel
Bayne,a sufficient guarantee for a
nice fit and stylish cut. Our lines
of imported suitings and trouser-
ings is the largest we have ever
carried. All the new and latest
novelties in coatings and chcviots
constantly on hand and being
constantly added to by new goods,
as they come into the market A
superior line of French and Eng
fish goods for light overcoats.
FINE WORKMANSHIP,
LATEST STYLES,
Aud Superior Cut and Trimming
our Merchant Tail
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19

ANOTHER OF the alleged Phoenix
Park nurdcr"rS has been convicted and
sent - keep company with Brady on
the galjOnS. The evidence that con.
virtrd both Brady AID Cnrlcy was from
and wrr" not only the most guilty Of
all that wer" engaged in the murder,
but were too coward y to face til" con
,euu"nces IF their action. Justirr will
have iai ed if these men 70 free of pun.
i,hmeut. 'i'i"y ar" more deserving of
thr a JOS, than The men they cent
there
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19
AN EXPLANATION

l wan. to tell YOU how it was
that | dld not close out my stock
by the 25th day OF March las had
advertised that was going to do
to close business, although some
of my friends in the same bust
ness are telling it that it was only
IN advertising dodge to get clear
Of some old stock, and that I am
not going to quit business To
alt such | will say that am posi-
lively selling out to go West and
settle. and the reason that | have
not been closed out before now
was that | have had a little diff.
Guilty with my landlord in regard
to the lease of my store, and,
rather than have any trouble, |
concluded to stay on few weeks
and try and get some one to take
my store. AS soon as the store
is rented | will close out in ten
days at auction. Until then | will
sell off my stock Of furniture re-
gardless Of cost.
l.. +. ADAIR.
Good cane seat chairs, 81 reg
uiar price, $3.50. Good large cane
arm rocking chairs, 50 !; regular
price, 1918. Cane nurse rocking
chairs, $l.25; regular price $40.
Parlur tables, marble top, from
$3.50 to $l3; regular prices from
81 to$lS. Woven wire mattresses,
S. to So; regular prices, 80 and
$40: L. F. ADAIR.
We have some very fine parlol
suits we will sell for less than cost,
and some fine chamber suits for
less than cost. Regular $25 cot
tagc suits we are selling for $50.
We have a large lot of sheets we
are selling for less than the mus
lin cost. Our best husk mattress
with cotton top we are selling for
$3.50; regular price, $3.50. Desk
and bar stools, - cents. Break
fast tables, $3.50, six legs. Din
ing tables. $3.50. and all other
goods in the same proportion.
l.. f. ADAIR:
All Of my stock must be closed
ont in a short time, as | am posi-
lively going to close business.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19
Dem &C rasic SOE.Par1isanS hin.

I'ruumraN member, Of tn" l'sisIjt-
tureani Demo 'Hrln lobbyists 1T Dover
i,4 40 pW"" IIty IN ;mprr-,.u. their
%nrrh' i"ln DolI EiluentS win the idea
'hH u'} .pv" been acting il il perfect
i,noJ-p"rri,au WanU"r aud 'Hy' 0o,
r.tr.nlou adopted for Wilmington ,,
,n .r.Jy au-putis4n III its operation
A. action, -IU'aN ouder than words
u.,' luU.pl"Isan gentleman >hoId
81" tier IaJ,h by their works, So
Ir .urir works u"uOt correspond with
.Nur words They have already reds
'rDl"d tn"nlry for rIp election otroun-
IS A-~u-,or-. giving ru- Demoordt, two
diNw '-oDIln Republicans one dis.
tries; Olu-d Iu,r ... sofia Hrpubi-
can uaumir> iH 'rr ., rjy have
created water Comn Ion Of three
persons, ID, first AVID last D,mocrats
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19
The Twenty.six "Dlstrict Gerry.
nAN0er

The bill now pending in the Leeisla-
ture for re-districiing the city of Will
mington, into tweuty-siX election
districts has more bad than good
qualities in it. About the only good
quality in the bill is in re-districting
the city into twenty-six districts.
This is imperatively demanded to
secure honest elections, and had there
still been more districts there could
have been no particular objection.
Some of the districts as now provided
will still have as high as five hundred
That part of the Second ward NORTH OF
the Christiana would have borne an
other division, and the First and
Fourth wards should have been divided
into three districts each instead Sf two
each.
But in the Second and Fourth this
was a risky business without creating
u Republican district. OF course it
never occurred to the lnanipulatcrs who
so cunningly planned the districts that
the south end of the Third ward below
Second street would make \ conve-
nient district and the balance Of the
ward divided by Madison street would
make two others and AL three about
equal in the number uf voters. Til,
was not encouraged because il might
make tive Republican districts, There
is no good reason eitbrG why the voting
place at Seventh and Madison streets
should have been Changed TO McNry'S
liquor saloon at SIKH and Madison
streets. Neither can any good reason
be givca for rcmovin. the polling place
at the city hall To Fehrtn bachs saloon
at Fourth and Preach streets. The
mode of appointing inspectors provided
for in the bill is also objectionable,
though provision is mad" tor a fair
modicim of inspectors OF both the lead
ing rartie,,
Irtbnt plan is Insisted anon :, wouId
be nothing more than right and prope
for the Levy Court toappoin, INSPECTOR
unuu tLa basis If thr vote Al =, STATE
election. The appeintnnut by tho city
CouuuI ut iu,urrters for the city rlrr
zion u,or fine uar,j.au basis Of the vote
east at IN. last citv election il not il IT,
T..
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Daily Republican., 1883-04-19
ADAMS IL BROTHER
5O4 MARKET STREET.


NOME TO iC3 FAST SIXTH SlRLLl
" and buy first class goods at wholesale
pr,ces. Our sugar, 'eit ana coffee arc berynd
competition: our coffee, ~ 10 cts. IL truly
good ; our 10 ct. tea Is the best value We ever
offered; s bags flour II 10, it makes white
bread our shamrock makes bread rs white
as snow, 20 cts. large bag, 45 ITS. small bag :.
apricOts and nectarieneS. Is cts fine ,elly, in
stone pots, b. in a pot, - cts. try II . cans
BILE peaches, % cts. 2cans in heavy syrup.
80 cts. Ms rasins, % cts. 8 Ms raisins, .
cts; rs rice. Is cts. 8 lbs head rice, % cts .
ts prunes. 25 cts. 2 bs fine French prunes
% cts; seedless cherries, 30 CTS. n prunelI.
IL cts. tigs to mix with prunella, :! Ms for %
cts. make delicious pies 3 cans of corn, .
cts; 3 cans June peas Is cts. 3 cans string
beans, % cts. 3 cans tomatoes, Is cts; 3 D.
ginger snaps, % cts. lunch biscuit. 10 cts. n ;
cream biscuit, IL cts. H. the ia me Of our ham.
have gone abroad, at IS cts. D. sugar cured
shoulders. II cts. h breakfast bacon. 10 cts
b dried beef, Is cts. D. We have opened to.
day another lot Of brooms at IA cts. Is cts
and y cts, cheapest lot Of wall brushes in
this city. We bought lot Of feather busters
from an Indian she said there IL charm in
them: If you own one You will never be it'll
out money. This soap. bars. for "A cts /.
good. Fine rose potatoes, fresh eggs 20 cts:
bu tier, 70 cts, at I. NJ. WlER'S 1903 East
sixth street. aprt,-6t
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19

COClABLE-THERE WILL BE GRAND
- sociable at the Yellow Mansion on But
tonwood street between A and b streets, next
Saturday evening. with good music.
apl1-3ts r.. RONEi.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19

A CARD RS. M. A. AIKEN Is PRE-
"A pared to lay out the dead. She has had
experience Of several years. and guarantees
satisfaction. Address llOj West st. apl6-lH
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19

NOTICE-DELAWA LOA' ( Assoc
~ ciation-New stock for sale: no back
payments. Being tn, oldest in ne CITY. IL
has successfully matured Its tirs' and second
series and the third will soon ollow: offers
to investors and borrowers all the adyanta.
ges of a live and prosperous ISOLATION An,
ply day and evening to GE &c. MARIS.
apj-lm-eOd Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-19

ID ENAOVLD. - hAFINH REMOVED
IL from 2lB French to oil Orange street.
am row prepared to do pltternmaking light
machine work, sharpening Of all kinds Of edge
tools, knives, etc; lawn mowers sharpened
and repaired. All work promptly and care
fully executed. ]. +. BELTS,
m27-lm 81 Orange street.