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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
GENTLEMEN FROM CHICAGO.
Officers of the IPOQuOis Club
Loose in the Emplre City, Seek
ing TO Locate the Next National
Convention.
Special to the Courier. Journal.

New YORK, June 25.-President
Phelps and Recording Secretary
Hoyne, of the Iroquois Club, of Chi
cago. were about town to. day, and
made calls upon several of the party
leaders. 1t was rumored in political
circles that they had a private inter-
view with Samuel j. Tildeu, but the
reporters have failed to find any one
who could tell just when it occurred.
1t was expected that the gentlemen
would call and pay their respects to
the Mayor some time this afternoon.
Said prominent politician to the
reporter: ut appears to me that al
together too much importance is being
attached to the visit Of these men to
New York, supposing their mission is
to endeavor to have the next National
Convention held in Chicago. That
does not in the least signify that they
will succeed. any more than two mem
bers Of our Young Mems Democratic
Club should. il they started out on q
similar tour. The influence Of the
Iroquois Club is, tony mind. limited
to Chicago. l am informed, in fact l
know, that certain leading politicians
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
OF the Democratic party are keeping
out OF the way of the committee to
escape being bored"


The destruction Of the Planters
Crescent cotton seed oil mills at All.
giers, opposite New Orleans, last Mon
day evening, by which insurance com.
panies here lost $625O, also caused
insurance losses of about $3OOO0O 10,
twenty five other companies. A large.
quantity OF cotton seed cake was de-.
stroyed together with $500 bbls oil
and 6OOO sacks seed. The books and
the money In the safe were alone.
Six hremen were severely but not
dangerously burned by the bursting Of
an oil tank, and one had his collar
bone broken by a falling brick
The New Orleans insurance com.
panies summed $4,000 total, and FIVE
companies held $4,000 each NearIv
all the companies Of other cities
which have agencies here, were losers
to a greater or less degree.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
Vacation VOyagers.

A well known and very capable rail.
way locomotive engineer of long years
experience, in the person of Mr.. TIL.
Thompson, and connected with the
Nashville and Chattanooga line, is of
on a vacation trip and arrived here by
steamer Cons Millar on Monday last
So we'll pleased was Mr. Thompson
with his excursion by river to this
city that he determined, after inspect.
ing the fine lower river packet Kate
Adams, to extend his river knowl.
edge, BY making his round trip on
that elegant vessel, and he returned
to this city to-day delighted With the
pleaslrable incidents Of the voyage
Mr. Thompson was in earlier years
connected with railways about Ralti.
more, but coming south whom rebel
lious citizens were rather annoyed By
rather too much officiousness, he dur.
ing all the years Of the war ran loco
motive between Richmond, Va and
the army camps of General Lee.
Later he came West, and as before
remarked, is now an engineer on thu
Nashville and Chattanooga, With biz
family residence at NadRViIle, fol
which point he is now destined. Mr.
Thompson is accompanied on his ex,
cursion by Mr.. j. Fl. Perry, also
locomotive engineer and a native O
Scotland. They have been enjoying
themselves very much in each other
society.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
NEW STOCK CARPETS,
Latest patterns, all kinds, just received at
AMES, BEATTIE Il CO.,
1863 Main street. 82t
A Basket Picnic,

Twenty-Five carloads Of excursion
lists, in two trains, went twelve miles
down the country, to near Horn
Lake yesterday. for a basket picnic, in
the interest of the Beal street Baptist
church, Of which the Rev. T. Night
engale is pastor. Its estimated that
the number who attended the festival
would exceed 1000, and as tickets for
it ranged from 10 to % cents each. a
handsome sum was realized. The
net proceeds are to be devoted to the
inside furnishing and decoration OF
the church. The party was under
the supervision of the pastor and the
officers of the church. 1t occupied
the middle portion of the day, from
eleven until six in the evening, and
the entertainment, like the weather,
was delightful in the extreme, every.
thing connected with it being pleasant
TO q degree
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
ArangeH.

One car Of Los Angeles, California,
oranges received per fast freight this
morning, and for sale low by D. Canall
& Co, lob
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
AaWn FenBis, CrOquet,
indian Clubs and
HammOcks az
MansfOrd's. I,
The Mllburn EclIpse cam.

HEARNE, Texas, Juno 8. 1883.
Messrs Rodgers Brothers, Agents Milburn
Gin and Machine Company, Bryan,
Texas:
SIRs:-The Milburn Hulling Gin
outfit you sent me works nicely. |
am we'll pleased with it, after GINNING
fifty or more bales and will buy this
one, not that l am in need of a gin,
but for its superiority over all other
rms Ems ! have ever used. l can recon-
mend it to all who arc needing gins.
Yours, very respectfully,
NJ. X. HEARNE,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
p. CUNNINGHAM,
69eneral RIaehami,b

WUHCNW NJ NIHNDB INNIIHg
Manufacturer Of Drays, Wagons
Carts, Cotton Scales, Trucks, etc,
Repairing Solicited.
Buggies, etc., painted at low prices
107
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
MARCpa JONES,
- Ven Paper,
window Shades and
Decorative Papers,
a96N Second ". q
P0Iioe News.

Acting Justice Burke took in SO in
cash to-day and charged up go DAYS
work. Sam Trimble and Will Johns
son, the former cook aud the lattaE :
waiter at the Priddy House, engaged v1
In a fight yesterday and to, day paid 81
each for theif delightful sport, David
MeCprpick, Tor stealing a hammer
IRON a florist, was ssat to the gang for
20 days. Della Mccullough, and no,
husband, Sam Mccullough, a nonnlt
Of old postofice or library buildInS
residents, for drunk and disorderly
days. eS'e - -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27

The married and widow ladies' Of
the Centennial Club gave their sun
per last night at St Paul Bapsist.
church and made a grand success
Mrs. Bette Robertson, Preaident..
Mrs. = johnson, Vice President.
Mrs. Mary Hill, Treasurer; Mrs
Emma Thomas; Secretary The Pole
Bearers band gave us serenade
Rev, j. b. RoBERTs, Pastor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27

Use Mississippi Diarrhua Cordial
Mississippi Diarrh@a Cordial cures
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial never fails
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial 60c and 81
per bottle. Ask your druggist for Mis-.
lissippi Diarrhoa Cordial. liz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-27
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES
34I Second street,

Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc., bound at the PUBLIC
LVDGER binds-y, IL Madison street
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25
NO. 81

rest, and devote some of their spare
time 10 the thousands of alleged
ruined girls in our cities, teach these
girls that there is future worth
living for, show them how to live
right, and give them the necessary
encouragement to do something,
that society would be the better for
it, and our confidence in each other
far stronger than it is at present
Any man who has committed a sin,
and who has out-ived that sin, yet
is willing to brand aud condemn q
woman for having committed the
same sin, is coward of the mean
est type. This plain talk. but it is
the gospel truth, all the same"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25
COWBOY THEOLOGY.

The following touching colloquy
took place between two Texas dea-
cons at state camp-meeting a few
weeks ago:
Glow are you, Bro. William
Lookin' peert to-day. Do you feel
terautulated by the meetin's?"
"Oh. yass, Bro. Jones. How
many were corralled by the round-
up last night?"
81 guess the Elder branded about
forty new ones"
Cali right, let 'em come. The
range is big an the grass free"
"Yaas, Bro. Jones, an there's no
danger gluttin' the market. As the
Elder read this mornin, the prices
are jest as good at 'leven o'clock as
airly in the day."
"You're right. Bro. Williams, an
there's no cornerin the market,
nuther. The other denominations
tried that on US, an they run short"
"Jess SO, We've got an eclipse
herder in Elder Blast. When he
drives his spurs into meetin he
whoops her up, an ev'ry time he
runs down the herd he lassoes 3
sinner"
.'Yaas, an then it's just beautiful
to see him sinch down them high
headed bronchos who never pay
any pew-rent. but are allus kickin'
at everything an tryin' to stam-
pede the gang"
Egzackly. Did you see how
the new tenor bucked this mornin'
when the Elder jumped onto him
about feedin' lozengers to the So
prano?"
"Oh, yaas! rich, wasn't it? He
ouchter taken each member of that
choir an lariat him out with jest
the length of rope he wants him to
play"
Jess SO. Bel.owin' round over
the range won't make fat cattle.
Thar's the grub gong. Tether out
an Craze awhile with us"
Cant this time. I've got to 60
ar help the Elder bout lookin' up
some strays-a little sugar In mine,
please
That's me, too. Mighty little
water" Lem Benton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25
"RUINED GIRLS"

A great deal has been said lately
OH the subject of 'Ruined Girls,
by papers all over the country, and
strong ground is taken against the
idea of ostrac;sing one who, with
little encouragement, might and
would outlive her sin, and live a
respectable life. On this old but
interesting subject the Columbus
Boheniaa's s.Bohemian" has some
thing to say that will be recog-
nized as sensible and true:
81 think it high time that this
recognizing girl as ruined. be-
cause she made IL single mistake,
is ended. The Christian world al
lows any young man chance to
redeem himself and become some
thing. even after he has committed
blunder after blunder, aud has de-
liberatcly sinned again and again,
but girl who has made one single
mistake of the heart is ruined and
literally damned forever. This Is
not right-not rs it should be-not
as it will be when We become true
followers OF the great and good
teacher, Christ Jesus.
ga girl should be given tie same
opportunities to outlive a sin com-
mltted By her as the stronger sex
have, and until she has these op-
portunities granted. she cannot lie
recognized as the equal of her
brother. Why the girl, who is the
weakest OF the two, should be ruin
ed and branded as such for Il life
time, for having committed n single
mistake, while her brother, who is
stronger and well able to take care
of himself. should be forgiven and
taken up by society is something l
cannot understand. l think if
some OF our preachers, teachers and
parents would for the time being
give the heatLen In distant lands q
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25

now, my boy. just because you are
selis h. And the longer you stay
single the more this selfshness viii
grow upon you. There are some
noble exceptions among bachelors,
| know, and some very mean ones
among married men; and selfish
married man needs killing more
than any other man know; but, as
a rule, just look around among your
own friends, and see who are the
unseliish men. Who is it that gives
up his seat in a street-car to a
woman-not a pretty, young girl,
but q homely, wrinkled woman in q
shabby dress; who is it heads the
charity subscriptions; who pays the
largest pew rent; who feeds the
beggaIs; who fnds work for the
tramp; who are the men foremost
in unselfsh work? l know your
young bachelor friends are not
stingy. On. no. I know Jack
Fastboy paid $50 last week for
new busgy-it is light as match
box, and las such a narrow seat
that he never can ask a friend to
ride with him, and at the same
time Dick Siocam, who married
your sister Alice five years ago,
gave $3.50 for the cyclone sutf rers.
/ think the angels laughed all that
afternoon, but don't think it was
because Jack paid S570 for his new
bnggy. If you want TO shirk the re-
sponsibilities OF life, my dear boy,
you may; If you want to live forty
or fifty years longer with no one
under the heavens 10 think about
or care for or plan for but yourself,
go ahead and ,lo it, you will be the
only loser; the world won't miss
you nearly 50 much as you wifimiss
the world; you will have n mean,
low, selfish, easy time, and, unless
you are rare exception to your
class. little children will hate you,
and the gods never Yet lored any
man whom the children disliked.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25
LAND OFFICE, NEw ORLEANS. La,
July 2l, 1888.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settlers have filed notice OF
their Intention 10 make final proof in
support of their claims. aud that said
proof Will be made before the Judge or
clerk of the court, at Covington.
La. on the 18th OF September, 1883, VIZ:
Homestead No. 4!54. Frances Cooper,
of st. Tanmany parish. La, for the
southeast quarter dissection II. township
&. south range IL east, ST. Helena meri-
dian.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon
arl cultivation OF said land, viz:
+. Buchine. c. schultz, +. Il. Doyle
and Henry Du;sch. of St. Tammany par
ish, La. -
Homestead No. 49Ti, Morris II. Tally,
Of St Iamnany parish, La, for the
sor,,h hall OF the southeast quarter OF
section u. township s. range Il east,
ana the southwest quarter of the south
vest quarter of section 10, township s,
south range Is east. st. Helena meridian
He names the following witnesses. to
proye his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz:
c. G. Joyner, Jno. Tally. Jas. c. Tally
and A. L. Barker, of st. Tammany pau
ish, La.
iy2S st G. B. DARRALL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25

1t has beeL found, by the Church
man, to be historically true that the
Puritans, in Cromweli's time, gave
to a child the name, ''If-CLrist-had-
not-died-for-thee- thou-hadst BEEN
damned Barebones." He became
a member OF Parliament, and all OF
his names were dropped except the
last; but ne was fainilarly known
"a "Damned Barebonee."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25

A strapping negro woman was
up before Justice / -. charged
with numerically beating her boy.
a saddle-colored imp. Il don't un-
derstund," said tho Judge. ''how
YOU could have the hoartlessness
to treat your own child so cruelly"
"Jedse," she replied, has you been
u parent to wufiiess yaller boy
like dat ar cub OF mine?' "Never,"
calculated the Judge, with great We
hemeuce, getting red in the face.
"Deu don't talk"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25
Failing

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
accumulation of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with The blood purifies and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why BRowN's
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases.
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria. intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard, . well.
known eitizenof Hayesvills. Meade /,
county. Kentucky, says: " "Myrifs
had been sick for . long time. and
her constitution was all broken
down and she was unable to work.
She was advised 70 use Browns Iron
Biters. and found il to work like .
Charm. We would nc, nov Be with
out it for any consideration. a. VI
consider it the best tonic in the
world"
Browns IRON B1TTERs
is NOT a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious ef-
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Treitao tpar. wie es ideint, Elm mabr

Treitag mar, wie es i6eint, Elm wubrer
llnsliidstas fir Dubuque. @inem @eis
6enitsler Der Sainois Central Giienbabn
uarb, wdbrenO ct @asen foppelte, bic
Sanb serquetidt. Sn BEN National Iron
& Brass Works fam Der Mrbeiter Sarrows
NIT Der Sano Suii6en bic Sriebrdber elmer
@ertseussmai9ine unb wurbe tbm bic
Sano gar bOs suseridtet. Die Sodter bes
Yrebisers Serrn &amisp fisl uno ipaItete bas
S9ulterblatt. Sin fleines MGbden rparb
pom S9litten seuorfen II. brad ben tlsinen
Singer Der re9ten Sanb; Der &abe Boeer
brad beim Gislaufen ben SUB; SObn &ems
Joni putte iein Oa9robr uon Sdnee unb
Sis, rel Don Der 2eiter unb ridtete iid oas
gluse idlimm gu; 6rau Sutler pom eagle
Boint ~itirSte auf Der Sreppe uno that iid
i'm &iiden web; George Moi6srs &inb
maro beim S4littenfabren itart, penn aud
ni6t sefabrli6, perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

9onbon, 20. Ses. Der Seri6teritats
ter Der Zines" iagt in Der Seipre6ung
Der Sunpsebunsen aus InIaB pom Spers
oanf'S Sinridtung: Die Yrehe Der vSns
trauiigentsn" fibrt cine abi6euli6e Spra.
DIE. Die Sega Della Oemocrasia" ipri6t
bic 9oitnuns aus, OaB Der Safer BON Seits
reid in Slut eritifen perbe.
Srantreid.
Baris, 25. Ses. Der in 0pon per-
baftste 6iibrer Der Hibiliiten, Siirit Sra
pottin, wurbe brei Stunben lang pernoms
men uno bsant,portete ale on i'm seri6tez
ten 5rasen NIT einem einiadsn r9tein!"
st ,piro in 9inselbaft 9ebalten unb ni6t
einmal ben bienittbuenben Yolisiitsn lit es
seitattet, nit ibm gu ipre4en.
Yaris, %. Deg. Die Seputirtens
TANNER nabm beute nad elmer lebbaiteu
Debate bas @sieb iiber bic ben oiientli3en
S9ulen gu semdbrenoen Staatss llnteritiss
,un9en an. sSm 9aufe Der Debate purSe
Ga1asnac BON Dem Braiioenten Der &ams
ner CUR SrSnuns serufen uno, ba bies
ni6ts frldtete, sctabelt.
Baris, 81. Oes. 0ie bic v9ibsrte"
melbet, pirb cine franSoii6e Gommiliion
nit Dem Gntpuris- zines Die He6te 6ranfs
rei6s in Son9ting senauer b%eitimmenz
ben Tertra9es ab9eienbet weroen. Die
franS0iii6e 6oroerin9en werOen Don elmer
Sruppenmadt pom $4,000 0tann, pel6e
unter Nnberem bic 6auptfeitun9en oes 9ans
bes beieten pirb, unteritiitt peroen.
@roBbritannien uub SrIanb.
2onbou, %. Oe,. gm Weibna6tsz
ta9e fam IS inter ben in G~nnistilen Bluffs
in Canterbury I'M Ouartier lie9enben Solz
baten 81 elmer befti9en Sbldgerei; an 200
Mtann paren cine Stunoc lang in bibi9em
Sample, Der nit @erten unb gaionetten
sefiibrt murSe, be9riifen. Tiele Sbeilnebs
mebr baran muroen perrpunoet. SblieBs
lid wurben bic Strsitenoen in bic 6aierne
geiperrt.
gonbon, 20. Ses. @eitem 9lbeno
iinS bier bic beiben obersn Stodwerfe uon
Wiqiam Wbitelep's M0belban6Iuns aus
sebrannt. Oas @ei6dft lit zines Der
groBten bieier Dirt in 0onoon uno Der S6as
ben lit iebr bebeuteno. Siinfunb,pan,i9
Spriben iparen bel Der Setdn piun9 bes
5euers in Gbatistsit. guBerScm lit nod
ein 8bitlep sebOrises, ubseiOnoert seIe9es
nes, iedsit0dises MObeIsg aserbaus abss.
brannt.
@9ppteu.
&airo, 90. Oe,. arabi, Cuba, glbs
belal, Dtabmub Sebmp, 2li Sebmp, Yatub
Sami unb Mabmub Sami, melde idmints
lid nad Seplon perbannt woroen iino, iino
BON Mart gtapier, einem ibrer gertbsibiser
bis na9 SueS besleitet porOen. Gmir
BIN 81 Sdemip unb elf Gnbsre meroen
unter Yoli3ei. 2luiiidt seitelt uno auf ibre
Seiisun9en uerwieien; ie baben fir bic
Ni9t : lsbertretuns bes gerpeiiunsssB e,
febls bobe Sirsi6aft gu itenen. 9aiian
Wuila 81 NfiS unb 9li Subj werben aui
90 Sabre nu6 Wtahaua, Orei 2lnOere buse.
gen fir ~firSere !3eit nad Suufrm Ooer SOis
ieir uerbannt. l3wanSis Nnbere enblid,
b%arunter &aOr Saor unb 8ifat Sen, rpers
ben ebenfaus in bic Serbannuns 9ei6idt
nerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
SIM nenen au,ng.

@ie Der seebrte 2eier iiebt, eri6eint Die
3eituns beute I'M neuen Gnsus. Die alte
S9rift mar absenuet uno paBte ni6t mebr
re6t gum SnbaIt bes Slattes uno Dem 2es
~iertreis. 8ir i6afttsn baber neue Sppen
an, b~siorsten einen biibi6en neuen Sitel
unb trufen nod ionitise feline slenperlns
gen, bic benz Nusieben bes Slattes fOrbers
lid iinb. aber es bleibt ni9t ALIEN bel
ben duBsrGi9en !Serbeheumsen. 8ir pro-
biren audi ben sSnbalt Ses Slattss nod forts
pGbrsnb i%ntsrehanter gu MAIDEN; mir iu>
den bic anSubI ~unierer GurreipOnbenten sl
uergrOBern, ben 2eieitoff 10 anSiebeno als
mOsli9 gu baben unb pomDsli9 Srisis
nalberidte iiber Die widtisiten Sorsdnse gu
e~rlan9en.
DAP ale bieie beoeutenoen gerbeiieruns
gen idperes @elo ~fOiten, iiebt ieoer Seier
pobI Elm, unb er weiB aud, bub mir uniere
Sbuloi9feit tbun. Hun tbue er aber audi
bic ieinise. Die Ginnabmen, bic cine j3eis
tub9 bat, beiteben nus lauter fleinen CUNT
men. 6iir ben @inSelnen fallen iolde Ses
tra9e ni6t ms @elpi6t, aber BEL elmer Sci;
tun9, mo lie ii9 gu Sauienben bdufen,
pobl. @enn Sauienb Nbcnnenten 4. 9.
NIT ibrem abonnementsbetras Elm Sabr i'm
&iitltanb bleiben, 10 ma9t bas fir uns
81, 500, i6On cine betradtli6e Summe, por
BET bic Sntereiien u~erloren rein iinb. Oil
lit es bic purite @leidsiItisfeit, oaB Seize,
Suriitbleiben. Seet bieie Gaubeit bel Seite
elm S9nibel Yapier, oraui Humen uni
BOitumt unb bas @elO basu in einem Brief:
c%oupert, OaS lit n s~eniisenb. @olt il,
fi6erer fem, fault YOitanmeiiuns, @e9ieI
ober restitrirt ben Srief.
@ir bitten uniere Nsenten ausbritlid
bic SGumi9en gu smubnen. Qlen benen
bic @nbe Sanuar ibre &iidltdnoe ni6t ent:
ri6tet, ienben mir &ednunsen uno belfer
bic ni9t, itrei6en mir bic Ramen uno erei
fen su anbern Mitteln.
9lber nod auf anbere 9lrt fam Der Seize,
benz SIatte u%OranbeIfen. 0aOur6, baB E,
bic unb ba siuen neuen 4bonnenten einien:
bet; es lit bic @ewinnuns zines Qsiers MIDI
70 idper, unb man 1T benz ipdter oantbar,
Der uns elm sutes SIatt empfoblen.
Nit Der 3abl Der &alenber sebts gu Gn.
be. gQio fputet Sud, nit Der Sorausbe.
sabluns, penn ibr bic Brdmie baben wolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Wittped arbeitete elm @isconiin'er an
Der Sanobanf, mo Die Sutnois Central
Giienbabn bic Grbe bernimmt, INT bic
Oiimpel in Der Ndbe ibres Sepots su fill
len. Die Sanf ~itiirSte Elm, Der Mann ,parp
ueri9ittet unb bate Elm Sein sebroden,
ais man i'm aus Der sefdbrliden Sage be-
wfreite. aerstli6e 9iife mar balb sur Sanb
uno boiientli6 fam Der Irbeiter, Der iIr cine
sroBe 6amilie gu ior9en bat, balb wieber in
Serbienit iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Gin artes 8ort finbet einen auten Srt.

limb quite @orte sibt Der New York Clo-
thing Store, beBbalb lit aud bort Der redte
Srt gu ~faufen. 0as @eidaft uersrOBsrt
iid uon Sabr gu Sabr, bic Sunbidaft per-
mebrt ii6, neil an Dem Ort ieber gut, Bill
lis uno reea bebient wirb. Spart suer
ebrli6 perbisntes @elb unb fault euere
Mdnners uno &nabenunsiise bort, i'm New
York Clothing Store, SO. 6s7 Mains
itraBe, nabe 7. StraBe, Dubuque; es 1T
ber biaisite Ylae.