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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

s~UyyERRRs FROM CouGzs, soRE THsoAr,
stcs, should try "Bromn'ss bronchial
Tseches," . sur remedy. 25 cents a box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

AcHLD that wakes with Group should
an q dose Of Piso's Cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

llttle SiTl I'D run On Il WIFI '
night: and just before she reacl
end of it, she sank down ON
hausted in the snow. She was I
cold at first, but this sensatio
passed away, a sense of dro
stole over her, and she was sool
|RlnconaeiOus. luW little Bessie.
her for : long time.k He Gu
her go out, for he had been Il
supper in the woodshed at
but when, not very long aft.fA
gone. he scratched at the kiSN
and Joe let him in, he lookeIi
sitting-room door. and not
there, he came back to faa$
meditated for a moment, aASi
nifed his desire to 90 out 81
''Come here and lie down. 0
don't want to 60 out to-nigII
do SO. it won't be two minr&
you'll want to get back agG1
strated Joe.
But Carlo persisted that h.
to go, and that he Va.
go at once, too, and
dropped his work and operte,
for him. If it had not 81
Carlo could have opened Il !.
he could lift . latch ss well i
and, with a little patient > I
turn a knob with his "a
paw.
You won't find any tran
at, or any foxes to chsB4 (
Carlo, and it's as cold - :,
you foolish old dog" slid " S
leaped down the steps.
Carlo put his nose down tnI +
and snuaed at some little tEi Is
snow, then he gave a quick i
and ran out into the road api o
hill on a brisk trot, every z b
stopping a bit to investigah h
prints, for the wind
the snow into them, : d
were hard to follow. h b
moment at the gate of
house, uttered a growl of "a e
the Jack o. Lantern, and tn "a
ly into the woods, and on b
he reached the spot where D
Bessie was living. He lick bt
face, he barked wildly, he 4
clothes. but it wasal in vain &c
not wake her. Then he I'll +
her along by taking a fold 81
in his mouth. But finally B:
the attempt. and running =
the woods, whichsFa OnlIa tt
lance of. took a. survey U ID
the main road, then BE- ,gar
bark. and ran headldf o
house q few rods distant. Va e
was ~glimmering at the wind /,
ing the door he barked am o.
the most frantic manner. ba
opened it, and looked out 81 81
why. bless me-" said 9
ant Squire Trafton's Carit lie
me. 1 have worked at the pi
much. But what can he M
old fellow? Want to come i d
YOURSELF"
Carlo seized his coat in his K
tried to drag him Out-of-dOo
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

q. for putting the /: has , again.-Bos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

ACCORDING to an unascertained entomolo-
It begins to hum.-ROchester Post xprcss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

IL afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Eye Water. Druggists sell IL 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

. OARDANELLE, ARK.-Dr. n. n. Groom saw
: BEown's Iron Bitters is the best medicine
! 4 the world and t. effecting miraculous
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

TIE INST 1 weather -report-Thunder.-
Pittsburgh Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

~ N
TIE man Who tried to put 'thisn and
"tbAtn togethenl had sone difaculty in
working the words into anything like q
satisfactory anagram-Defroit Free Press.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., exclaimed Foxe
the other morning, ut breakfast, after toy
ing with the commiauted food on his plate.
e.Why is tho lady who come over with
Henry Irving like q daily fare" No
body succeeding In guessing, Fogg gave
the answer: because che II Miss Terry"
BOst4n Transcript. s.4 Il
NEVER judge by appearances; but, in
case OF heavy defalcation, IL Is generally
safe to judge by dtsappearances.-Chtcag0
Herald.
THE ex-6peaker Of the Alabama Assem-
bly, has boon robbed. AS he was passing
through . lonely piece Of woods near War
rep's FORKS Q htghWaymsn, who wa con-
cea'od n Q ditch, rose 10 . purse and all
explanation.-Norristoss Herald.
orr OF the Indian pupils 1t Carlisle, Pa,
ID said TO b. elm0se incrUdtbly clsver ct
performing arithmsetcA1 calculations-
sort Of Indian summer - ftwere-Indt0nr
Gp06s Joss1GI
Iris certain tbas no rivsr can run dry
Pssssa &1easy-sS Mt Of clothss.-
-<-s~
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

Nlsx's Axle Grease never gains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

Or. Pisspe's "Favsrlss PrsssfsptSeap
] ways becomes the favoFite remedy q
] lose who try l.. II is . specinc for al f.
] als weaknesses" and degsugemsnfs,
J iQsing strength 70 the limbs and hack.
| ld color to the face. Or al drueKists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

RAsr-BALL provcrb-A run In time saves
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

CIR wsatAer Affects your wrap n
M6v0fk0n hdepen1enk
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

IfAv1 been entirely cured Of . tesTfh,o
Sc Of Blood Pois0ning by the uso q
v1t's Specific Is. s. 81 after trying ~.
VI bling known to the medical people
q put relief. Jxo. g. TAeaAnRs
Salamancn. NY
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

speHr Of hand-A maidsnss rs1slal-
B strUit Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

'pened"
4oreuhan
Rr act so
or
with an
ROwn or
Be-
erfawn-'
|ude, ran
be-
ing, and
$tle, as a
bis foot
p woods
De lying
lan, Mr..
brin his
might
yer once
1.-THE pre-
bse,. Mr..
Jon in as
wife who.
, was ex-
'rts Of ac-
| she lost
tOraives.
said Mr..
kt q mo-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21

The report Of the Public Works De
psrtment for the city Of Paris, from 1872
to 1851, has just been issued, showing
what has been expesdsd on the beauti-
flying and cleansing OF the city during
that period. The cost of new works has
been, in round numbers. 30s,OOO, 600
francs, and that Of keeping them up Is
estimated at 256, 900, 900 francs, being .
total Of 654, 900, 900 francs. The details
of this Large sum comprise for new
works; highways, l0l, 900, 900 frame;
traffic improvements, 1900 900 FRANCS;
drainage and sewerage. Al, , ,00e, 600 francsl
lighting. 1900, 900 francs; new prone
nades, !. ZOO, 600; new public buildings,
2O. .OOO, 600 francs. For maintenance,
the cost of roads and streets is placed at
l30, 600, 900 francs; drainage. 5000, GOO
francs; lighting. 7S,0o0,0oo francs;
promenades, 100000 francs: public
buildings, 20.0O0,00 francs. Taking
Paris according TO its ACCOMPLISHMENTS II
seems that the outlay for new works or
the frat ten was nearly 247. 600. .0oO
| francs. and on the remaining ten pearly
| ISL 900. OOO francs. The increase OF out
lay il accounted for by the fact that the
works Of ths Hotel deville alone figurefol
25. 900, 600 francs, and the Avenue lOpers
and the Boulevard st. Germain tor 80,
900. 600 francs. Under the category q
new works the seven arrondissemen
bas been the most expensive. costini
80, 900. 900 francs; but under the heas
of maintenance the seventh j. surpassed
by the eighth, which has had %, 600 60
francs spent upon 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
n,,saks. for Confidence Men.
Chicago HsrslS

General w. H. Slocum and
Caaneral McMahon, on their re-
turn trip from an inspection OF
.fhe Soldiers Home, at Dayton,
Ohio, stopped at the Brosdstreet
4aiation on last Saturday for break
fat. While waiting to board
thoir special car again General
NoMshon thought he recognized
81 eco uaintance. and approached
him, saying: Chow do you do,
~ -" "Bradfold," volun'
bred the stranger. "of New
York" queried General Nc.
lshon. mo; Of Bryn Mawr.'
just then General Slocum came
Us and exclaimed: why, hello
elightea Is sss-you Ny name
4 Siocum. You're Bradford, o
Bryn Mawr. Knew you well
during the war; This was too
much for Bradford, and as b,
edged his way toward a police
man he shouted for the. benefit Q
the rninion OF the law: II can
say, Mr.. Slocum, that | remembe
You or your friend; but l don
propose to join you in any kin
81 flme this morning. The fa'
is.1 knew you both to be conf
dence operators from the fir
moment l saw you" The polio
man drew his nippers and mat
for the distinguished con6den
men, but they rushed for Il
special car, which was just mo
ing off, and two hours afterwa
we're in Jersey City unmoleste
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
Brute rntelIirenee.
NorrIstown Herald.

A quart Of whisky was mixed
with feed and given to a COW in a
Nav York town and half an hour
later the animal was believing
1--WE won't go home till morn
ing or something that way. and
treated several persons to cou-
nle of "horns' and acted in a
very reprehensible manner gener.
ally. When she sobered she
jumped down a bank and broke
her neck. This shows the supe.
rior intelligence and good sense OF
the COW over the average bibu-
lous person. When the latter
gets drunk and makes things
howl, instead of jumping down
q bank and breaking his neck
when he gets sober he Immediate
| " begins to lay the foundation
for another roaring drunk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
QUICK Dlspascn or Long Pay Roll


How 5000 men receive their wages in
thirty minutes il told by the Philadelphia
Record, On Friday morning of every
week the 5000 employees Of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works receive their wages.
In thirty minutes after the paymaster
begins the work every man has his cash.
The system Of keeping the time aud pay
ing this vast number Of workmen is quite
simple. When man goes to work he
receives no pay until the second week.
This permits of five days in which to cal
culate the wages OF each man and place
the money in envelopes. In each depart
ment there Is timekeeper, who makes .
return every day to the paymaster, The
counting and arranging Of the immense
amount of money required to pay the
large force IA accomplished by the pay
master and an assistant. On the books
Of the company, opposite the name Of
every employe, is RumbeF by which
he is known The figures range from
to 1000. On Friday evening the men
form in line, In the order Of their mum.
bers. The payinaster and his assistant
take their places at the head OF the
column. "Number l. 2, 8, A." says the
assistant, as the men step up in lively
manner to receive the envelopes con.
tanning weeks waGes. He rapidly
calls the numbers, soon Tanning int
hundreds, then into thousands, and Of
the end Of half an hour the vast crowd
Of workmen have disappeared, and the
paymaster's labors are done.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
GAS STOVES.
Tho Los Angeles Gas Company
HAVE NOW ON HAND
r q H - Al II !
OR TO RENT.
Economy and Eclipse
GAS COOKING STOVES.

The Eclipse Parlor stove and Rollers,
For saloon use, which for nestnezs, dispatch and
economy are hard to beat, consuming only 30
per cent. Of gas and 70 per cent. Of atmospheric
air. making them the most economical stove in
use RECURRING less fuel than any other stove for
the same amount OF work
Reasons why they should be used In every
household.
ist. They are perfectly hsrmless; no danger
l Of exploding
I'd. They are alwsys ready; no trouble making
| fires, no ashes, no cinderes no smoke, no scot,
Sd. II is more easily worked than any coal
or wood stove. and the oven will bake for twenty
minutes after gas is turned on.
ith. They are portable. easily adjusted and
easily moved.
sth. they are the most perfect broiier, grilisr
toaster, roaster and baker In use.
eth. You can use any compartment indepeha
| ent Of the others.
=. Ornamental a. well as useful, and can bs
used In parior AZ In kitchen there being NJ
smoke or dust arising from the same.
| These stoves are now on exhibstion NJ the e'
| fee Of the
Los ANGELES Gar COMPANY
No. Q Sonora ST.. OPP. Pico House.
;. Where all are invited to call and see them. ]
be seen only To be admired Any responsiole pc
son wishing to try can do 20 for twenty DAY
and IL not satisfactory ran be returned; and a.
q flrst-elass plumber and gssftter is authorized
II set them up and guarantee them The Gas I
makes no charge for labor for setting up sto'
that are rented.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
Examination of Teachers.

Notice Is hereby given that an examination o.
teachers will be held by the County Board OF
Educatiop in ths Assembly Isoom Of the Normal
school Building, Los Angeles City. commencing
TUESDAY,. JANUARY sth, 1884, at O'Clock
A. NJ, and continuing three days. u,
al ihe commencement Of the examination.
All teachers now holding temporary eertih,
catss Granted upon Normal School, Educational
or lie diplomas, and desiring permanent certili
Gates, and all applicants for the renewal o. ess
tiacs,es, must iie their applications and tsstlmo
mails with the Secretary Of the Board on o.
before January 7th, 1854.
| By order Of the Board.
~ ]. W. HINTON. Secretary:
Los Angeles, December 10, 1883 d&wdii-ed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
Grape Cuttings

Foy sale, tho following varieties Of Grape
Cuttings: Trousseau, carignsne. falle bisnche
Greuache, zinisndel, BerEeI, hataro, blseh
deel1 In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
NOTORIOUS FALslFlERs.
BY p. E. p.

In the autumn Of 1921, q man
med Desjardins was tried in
ance, as an accomplice with
buyeI, the assassin Of the Duke
Befri. Desiardins confessed
mself guilty OF the crime; but,
his defense. eontended that
confession ought not to be
led against him, because he was
notorious q liar that no one
build credit q word he said, He
en- brought forward . troop OF
lends and relatives to prove
il. They all testified to bis
ID character in this respect, and
Q jury returned verdict OF
pot guilty
Irish criminal history furnishes
base almost identical. A man
trial for highway robbery,
lied out from the dock that he
as guilty; the jury, nevertheless,
burned . verdict Of "not gailty." |"
Be sstonishsd Judge exclaimed:
Gentlsman. did you not hear
10 man himself declare that he
as guilty2' The foreman re-
ied: "We did, my lord; and
az was the very reason we ac-
I'd him; for wssxnew he was
not {dyious 4 tar that he never
ID q word Of truth in his life"
We may mention in this con-
ction q cutting remark Of Web
81 to Z witness, who stated that
might have said more in his
stimony, but thought he had
bns we'll in keeping it to him.
II. at was OF no consequence,
ia the great msn; "ths jury
d not believe 9 word you did
~"
Lsvinz reports . case in the
Kings Bench, "whsrsin the jury,
ot agreeing. cast lots for their
srdict, and gave it according to
Be; for which. upon the motion
L Levinz, the verdict was set
,ide, and the jury were ordered
5 attend next term to be fined.
Cooke cites q cass wherein the
prisoner, accused Of murder, ap'
Sealed, and rested bis defense on
be ground thst the deceased had
highly provoked him by mockine
Sim in bis gait and spsech. The
{pinion given by the bench yai
hat the crime was murder. Ths
ury dsliberated for some time
jnd, finding that they could mo-
!aree upon . verdict, came to the
kollo wing understanding: "Tha'
|hsy should bring in and offel
Ihsir verdict not guilty, and j
lie court disliked thereof. tha
thsn they should all change theil
eSrdict. and And him guilty.
accordingly, they returned YER
)iet Of "not guilty The aston
1hsd court refused to receive it
kud sent them back; whsrsupol
thsy rendered verdict o
sgNilty."
Elis faithful Boswell" in hi
2otesrUf DIR. johnson. relate
during Johnson's visit u
ISLAND . person was executes
please his laird. Before th'
Bsrifable jurisdictions were abol
Esllsd . man was tried for his BY
ID the court Of one Of the chiei
kaips. Tho jury were going :
Ming him in mot guilty bu
Iomsbody whispered them tbs
. the young laird had never see
IN execution upon which thei
verdict was DEATH and the ma
vas hanged accordingly :,
This Difference to the authorit
Of the head OF the clan is onl
squaled by the story OF the Higl
Hand dame who reproached ht
"gude man. with a want OF r
/ spect TO his chief. becsuse, ha,
/ ine been condemned, be naturall
/ displayed some reluctance
sight Of the halter. "dit "
Donald, said the "gude wife
her cain guide mar" "git vi
/ Donald, and be hang it, an dim
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
opsvm MABIr.

Parties dezring information on this subject
will address box s43 pcstofhce. noyss I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
ASH Your Druggist for It.
WAgHBURN & CO.. Props.
sss Broadway. eeF, Heade St. N. =
marIa-1vdEw
Petition for Sale Of Real
Estate.
In thu Superior Court Of tbs county, Los Angeles.
State Of oaiifornls
In the matter Of the estate Of Robert Owen,
deceased.

Order TO show cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not be made
Itsppearing to the said Court by the petition this
dav presented gnd fled by M. P. Cutler, adj
mfnistrator Of the estate Of Robert Owen, de-
ceased praying for order Of sale Of real estate
that Il Is necsssasy to sell the whole Of tho real
estate 70 pay the expenses aad charges o. ad'
ministratlon and claims against the deceased. :,
II Is therefore ordered by the said Court that All
nsr.ons jnterested In the estate OF said deceased
sppear before the said superior Court on
Monday, the l4th day Of January, A. D. 1854,
Al 10 O'clock In the forenoon Of said day, at the
court room Of said Superior conrt At the county
Court House in Los Angeles, county OF Los An
eeles. 10 show cause why an order should not Do
sran}ed 10 the said administrator TO sell % much
of the real estate Of tbs said deces9ed as shall be
necessary. ,,.s.
And that copy Of this order be pubhsned y
least once q week for four successive weeks IN
Los ANGELES DAiLF HERALD. newspaper print
"a and published in said Los Angeles county
v. T. HOWARD,
Judge OF the Superior Court.
Dated 7th December, 1883 decs law sw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
Notice to Creditors.
r,,.,e Of Alexander R.pssso, deceased.

Esfstt uf hfNsHuuef HoPesso'
Notice 10 hereby given oy the undersigned, ex-
ecutor cf the last will and testament OF Alexander
Repstto, deceased, 70 the creditors Of and All
persons having claims against the said deceased,
TO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within tea months after the hrst publication Of
this notice, to the said Harris Newinsrk. at the
store Of n. Eewmark Co, Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles city and county, California;
HARRIS NEwMARk,
Executor of the Estate OF Alexander Repetto de-
ceased.
Dated st Los Angeles. Dec. 18th, ISIS. decls
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21

"This is the third time You have
called me liar, sirs'' exclaimed an ex'
cited man. THAT sol" replied the ag.
gressor. s'Only three times. Then
fear Chat / have not discharged my
duty"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
Railroad Ticket and Employment
Ofica

BUREAU Q, INFORMATION: male help free
Real Estate Broker houses and lots sold on in
stallmcnts houses and rooms, furnished or un
furnished, secured. T. NfrfiNGEk
i2} North Main Street. near First ST.
Telephone No. 11s sepiS On
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
In the Superior Court OF the County
Of Los Angeles. State of California.
In the matter Of Jesus =. Moreno. an Insoivant
Debtor,
Notice 81 petltion bod DIscharge.

Notice Of petition Tor DischaFge-
Notice Is hereby given to all the creditors who
have proved their debts against said inso,ssn.,
ne XXI X room OF said Court In the Courthouse
Al tho city oi Los Angeles, county Of Los Ange
es state Of California; at 10 A. NJ OF that DAY
or a soon thereafter as the Court may designate
md show cause why discharge should uot b'
granted TO said debtor from his ieots; ~,
September 7, 1855. A. W. foris, .isfh. ~.
BY A. RiNPAu, Deputy. aees ."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21

In Dublin, Ca, ell the children born
last year were males, and this year al
were females.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-07
BelSii@ 2~mrembmr8.

Mm17. Suli itarb nod lansem, ldmersz
li9em R~ranfenlaser Der bo9m'fte. Biidof
Der Oi6ceie Namiir, gu Der bic Yrouius
geb0rt, ergeben in ben Wilen bes Germ!
Ndberes liest nod ni9t pOr. r. l. P.
Die Yfarrei 2omsebamp bat
ibren Oberbirten uerloren. Mbbe Ibinet
mar A Sabre Seeliorgsr I'M Srte. Gr war
bo4seebrt, seliebt, unb aae ~trauern UNI
ibn. Wt0se er ruben IN Srieoen.
3uGtnneb b er bireeten Steus
ern unb a1ifen in Der Yropin3 9uremburs
finb ernannt morben: su Yiaerssbepants
Orpal Serr u. 8. Subert, Commits 4ter
ST., Der iesise ~amtsinbabsr, Serr u. 9.
5. Wanoerpepen, 1T mad benz 9ennesau
ueriett por6en.
@m 0. Suit sesen 4 t1br Morsens,
leste elm 8ranb gu Sreur elm Saus nit
Stall IN Mi9e; es seb6rte benz Selbbiter
5. Nicolap. S9aben 1000 Jranes; uers
fi9ert. !
Mar9e unb bic ltmsesenb finS bieien
Sommer fortwdbrenb BON i9psrem @ewits
tern beimseiu9t worben. Taif iebesmal
i9lus Der 8lis elm un6 Siimbete iebr oft.
gu 8 n ieste elm Strabl Sie @obnuna bes
Germ gspert in 8rcnb unb Saus un6 gaes
bensebdube murben elm Haub Ser Slammen.
Der Sdaben betrug 10, 900 Srs. unb mat
nidt ueriidert. 3mei Gage ipdter i9lug
Der Blis ni9t melt BON SronpiIIe elm,
3iinoete unb leste bic Wobnuns zines armen
Wsannes In Ii9e. glud bic 6ibe i'm Stal
uerbrannten. - Mm IL. sSuli bdnften Die
GOdter Der Samilis OalsiSen, bic cine IA,
Die anbere IL Sabre alt, sessn Nbenb @ras
in Der Ndbe bes Oorfes @ 3 a suIams
men. YlSslid riidte elm @emitter beran,
Die Wdbdsn eilten beim. ga, elm idreds
li9er Blis, elm betdubenber Oonneri6laa,
unb bas cine Der Mdb9en lag pom Blit
setroffsn auf Der grSe. Oie anSere
S9weitsr, Die wsnise S6ritte poraus mar,
fam unuerlett bapon. Oas Mdo6en elite
tros 8lis unb &esen auf Elm bena5bartes
8%auernsut nm Silfe. Oo9 bic S9mes
iter, baS dlteite BON a9t 6inbern, tonnte
tros uler 8eriude ni9t msbr ms 9eben
serafen werben. Die gauge @esenb be-
bauert bic arule Samilie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-07

Dor, unb es erfol9te cine 0eii9tigung Der
6abrif. aufmerfiam fit Qaes, entgims
benz 6Ont9 Ni6ts, unb er lieB ii9 Die Gins
ridtungen auf's @endueIfe uno betaiQirt
erfldreu. i6ierbei muroe nit Der aus amtes
rita fommenoen &obuoue Ser G"fang se>
ma9t, unb na6oem Die grfldrlna 6es
ieeisen Ierfabrens beim 8erarbeiten unb
Spinnen Der Wole sema9t morben, befam
Seine Maieitdt AUDI bic pormalise alte,
nod Dor 40 Sabren ansemanbte Mrbeits>
peiie Dor aigen geiteat, wel6e einen Sc
scniat wie bic Na9t gum Gag bilbste. @s
mar fein s~erinses 8ergniigen fir ben CO.
mig, als er IN Der NGbe Der neuen Mai1ine,
elmer 500 Spinbeln sdbIsuben Seinipule,
eine Grippe BON pier beiabrten &umpanen
iisen lab, wel9e aleiammt nod Dor ieinen
ausen bic ebrwirbisen 0ertseuae Der Yers
sansenbeit ~banbbabten. Oa iaB elmer auf
Dem S9lumpfftof, welder ii9 bamit be-
i9dftiste, Qanbwole gu s~ertrasen; elm
@nberer madte 6leben gum Spinnen auf
Der %iosenannten @erte, unb elm Oritter
ipann bic fertisen 6leben auf benz a ten,
Slisen Spinnrab. als Der &onis 4ues IN
gussnidein ssnommen bate, ipra6 er
beirr 8erlafen bes @ebdubes i9 iebr be-
lobenS iiber bic sanse Ginri@tuns aus.
gtpiI # Ser Sta6t Cure M
burg.
6eiratben. - Som 4. sSuli:
MboIpb Srieori9 &uns, giienbabnsB au>
fibrer, NIT Maria Gliiabetb &ebm. Wom
H.: Soiepb ausuft BaIon, Giisnbabnbes
amter, NIT Warsaretba Seffern.
Sterbefdae. - 0om 2. Suli:
Musuif 0otbe, aft 81 Sabre, Sanbarbeiter,
ebelos. 0om s.: Masbelena &odenbrob,
aft So Sabre IL Monate, Wittme BON Sos
bann @iqsn. Bonn g.: Maria gIare
@ermaine 9esranb, alt So Sabre, Gbefrau
BON MarimiIian Soiepb SeIir Berrsns,
Budbalter. Iom g.: gliiabetb Simon,
alt "a Sabre, gbefrau pom Nitolas Ebeos
Dor Rno1, Stublma9er. Bonn g.: Mas
ria &atbarina 9uB, alt IS Sabre, Wittme
pom Soiepb 8artblomp; ausuit Oeder,
alt SO Sabre S9nsiber, ebelos. Yom H.:
Sobann @ottlieb s~enannt 8arl Seinide,
aft II Sabre 10 Monate, Sornbre9sler.
Bonn 15.: Glotbilbe Wenser, aft, SO
Sabre, obne Stanb, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-07
Snxem6 nrgt(6es 8.
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