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Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16
FINE SHIRTS
 AT MER " EN'9. 383 STATE ST.
Veget1ne.
Superior to any Family Medicine.
Purifies the Blood, Ren0yates and
 InvigOrates the Whole System.
Attentive, Tonic, Solvent
 and Diurefic.

VRoETISx is made sxsses6psSs fse4s sae juices of carefully selected hAz2s. FseSs and herbs, and strongly concentrated 4AAt z444 ssedaalsy eradi- cate from the sySssss every sasat af Serofu1a, ScrOraloWs 9aaaaF, Tassaexss Cancer, CRncerous uaaaoF. ErSstpesss- Salt Rheum, SyphtttFtr DIseases tanker, FAtnGness at the Stomach, and all diseases that arise iron impure Hlcod, Sciatte, Inham- mn1ory aud chronic Rheumntfsm, Neu- rmlgta, Gaont and Spinal Complaints, can only be eHeetuAlly cured through the blood
 For ulcers and Erupttve Diseases ef the Skin, PuSGules, PImpIes, Blosches> Bolts. Tetter. Scaldhead and RingNorna, VESsHsss4 has never failed to effect permanent eaTes
 For Pains in the Hack. htaAeX SaAaz plnfnts, DrOpSy. Femnte ~aa aatS4sxes4 AASk1. corrhoea, arising from internal Atee4a4Eaas ez q uterine dIseRses and General Debility sfFs+4HSF ac directly upon the caaaea Sf sses @eAFs4Hb. n inVigorAteR aud s.FeagtheAs SAe @AsA ss stas A2te upon the ReeretsNe SE@AA eaRsS@ Fl Ash74sss sSfs's cures uleeratieas and regulates sAe 9<a@eFA.
 For CatANEh, nsesesystAs AsAesSses xses- tiNeae-s, falR8t@ssesa Al ssa% EA --A fS fAeASe~ hrha, f%llez. NeSSS&s$asea ska xSeseaaA Iara4tea6Iasa sf che NS@s+aF4s s44sstess ss sseateaae Ass eSaR kES@R seA ssee5 sss4s tsaa ss the NE<AzesSz RsszSEaaa sAe SsSa SteaszsA A1 ss tha eg saAA asss ksease4 9SAgsaes power eNeS the RaESsAs sSssasA
 fe FesaAskassa sssees egee$e4 sS N4sFsNs have fs- fsst sAaE,V E,NSS4azAea asA AtStAeeAFssS WAssa EsS,S ts e4@saFsle A it ia tAsfe saAais4ea~ fa tass Ts4=8sSz a tae best remedy yet discovered for Sha assVe asseAseS, and it ls tAe eNy reliable 5i.pop tAUlIFtkssS yet placed before tae pub
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

Builders in New York city do not take earthquakes into account An apartment house to accommodate thirty families is soon to be built at the corner of Seventh avenue and Fifty y-ninth street. It will have ten stories in front, each fourteen feet high. In the rear ths.space will be divided into if teen stories, each about nine feet high. It will be fre-proof.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

It will cost one cent to go on feet over the big bridge between Brooklyn and New York. People will probably not grumble about this much at first, but they will before long. The bridge should be as near free as possible.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

Mir. Pulitzer, who has bought the New York World, has been successful in journal ism in St. Louis iu the face of many and great obstacles. He is German, with fea- lures of decidedly Jewish cast. His paper, the Post-Dispatch, now pays him $sO. .Ooo a year. few years ago he was g coaohman, and afterwards he was 8 day Iaborer, deck hand on Mississippi river steamboat and grave digger during the cholera epidemic in St Louis before he tried his hand at journal
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16
Price Three Cents.
Failing ,!

That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse.
 The only sure remedy yet found is BROWNS IRON B1TTERs, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifes 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.
 ,.s This. is why BROWNS IRON BIfTERs will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala- ria, intermittent levers, &c.
 zo3 S. Paca St., Baltimore.
 Nov. 28, 1881.
 Twas great sufferer from
 Dyspepsia, and for several
 weeks could eat nothing and
 was growing weaker every
 day. I tried Browns Iron
 Bitters, and am happy to say
 I now have good appetite,
 and am getting stronger.
 Jos. MCCAwLEY. BROWNS IRON B1TTERs is n0t a drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious eff fects. Get the genuine. Don't be imposed on with limitations.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

State taxation and the governor will prob ably not veto it.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Law and order are looking up in New York. Joe Coburn, the prize fighter and 8 graduate of Sing Sing. has been refused a license to sell rum
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

The Pennsylvania legislature has passed a bill exempting building associations from
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16
tSuurnsI altS Courier.
SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS.

DELIVERED BY CARRERs IN THE orTY, IS CENTS A WEEK, 70 CENTS MONTH, $500 A YEAR BY MAIL, IN COUNTY, IN ADVANCE, $7.00; AT EXPIRATION, $7.5O {; OUT OF COUNTY, IN ADVANCE, s75o, AT EXPIRATION, e
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

A novel complaint was preferred in Lon don police court 8 few days ago by an elderly man. He declared that his son, who had 8 large family, had insisted upon burying his deceased children in grave which the com plainant had purchased for himself. "The consequence will be- said the elderly man, ''that by-and-by there won't be room for me; and that's very uncomfortable thought for a man who has taken the trouble to provi.de 8 last resting place for himself, as I nave done. It's too bad, you know"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16
CIGARS.

VKYE E have inst received au extra fine lot of I'm wv ported Cigars. conpriging all our popular brands new and fresh goods. Inspection invited.
 ma6 EDW. E. HALL & SON.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-16

NhdhSES Ol 41lbtie 11ifti T 35 & 37 Park Place. New York City. Sold wholesale by Richardson & Gel IAu pr ggist
 ie1A daWtf
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
EARLY Vegetables.

Notwithstanding the backwardness of the
Spring the early vegetables and fruits are
in abundance to those whose pockets are
deep enough. New peas, potatoes from the
South have been in our local market for the
past two weeks, and last week one of our
merchants, as first invoice bought a 60
quart crate of Norfolk strawberries which
sold at 20 cents a quart. The Philadelphia
Ledger of Monday has the following in re-
gard to the market supplies:
"The wholesale and retail markets are
pretty well supplied with early vegetables,
for nearly all of which they are indebted to
the South. The supply of peas is now com
quality but the traffic in them is said to be
dull, owing to the fact of the'large quantity
of canned peas which are now being thrown
on the market by the Gamers. 1t is said
that canned peas were put up last year to
an extent double that of previous years,
and that in large hotels and restaurants
where the shelling Of new peas is quite an
item of expense, especially in the early part
of the season when the price rules high, the
canned goods are used in preference TO the
newly sealed. They are bringing So. go and
So per barrel, and retail at from 10 to 20
cents per quarter peck
No new tomatoes are yet received from
points north of Bermuda and Florida. The
! wholesale dealers in some instances report
| the receipts as unsatisfactory, much of the
fruit arriving in green state, and liable TO
rot before they ripen. A box containing
six quarts, sells for 50. New potatoes come
from Florida and Bermuda, the former
selling for $5 and $500 per barrel, and the
latter at So and $3.50. They retail at %
and % cents per quarter peck Cabbages,
which come from Florida, Charleston and
Norfolk, have been high, but last week the
market was easier, they selling at So. 80 and
W per barrel: Good cucumbers, from
Florida, Rre selling at $2.50a bushel box,
and retail at five cents each String beans
from Florida, Savannah and Charleston are
plenty and worth from So 10 50 so pef
bushel, retailing for 26 cents per quarter
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
The yTasOn,s BanOuet.

Harmony Lodge, No 13, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons of this town have
been going along so quietly and staid-like
that many persons hardly were aware they
were a living organism, but last week,
under an impulse Of Spring or something,
they opened out into full-blown life in
banquet that was both an honor to them
selves and a credit to MIR. Jefferson Of the
Hotel Delaware" who had the response
Bile position of preparing the menu. They
were joined by about twenty members of
Union Lodge, of Middletown and nearly
the same number from the Lodge at Dover,
who mingled together in that brOtherly
manner characteristic of the order. They
were engaged at Harmony Lodge until the
a member to the third degree, and on
reaching the hotel found a number not
Masons, who had been invited to partake
of the banquet the whole number sitting
down at the tables being 81. The follow
ing was the bill of fare
SOUP,
Green Turtle.
FISH.
Perch Fried Trout Fried, Deviled Crabs,
Oyster stew, Diamond Back Terrapin,
oysters Fried, oysters on Half shell.
Rump and Porter House Steak.
Lobster anu 0nicESh cohD MEATS. S're' anu o''O"''
Roast Beef, Pressed Corned Beef, Boiled Ham,
Beef Tongue.
CHEESE.
Cream Cheese.
TEA AND COFFEE.
Oolong Tea, Small Pot Tea Chocolate, Cream,
Milk, Small Pot Coffee,
FRUITS.
Florida Oranges Banans, Walnuts Almonds
Raisins.
ICE CREAM
Pine Apple, Vanilla, Orange Water lee
INTOXICATING DRINKS-NONE.
AT about twelve o'clock the viands
being through with, B. V. Weldon, master
of ceremonies, announced that the Grand
Master of the State, John f. Salisbury
was present and that it would be the pleas
ure of the Order to have an address from
him. Mr.. S. gracefully complied in well
written manuscript address which he said
had been prepared since his arrival in town
late in the afternoon, on the origin and
characteristics of Free Masonry. After he
! finished, w. Scott Way and A. q. Cox, OF
Middletown; b. Watson and &. j. Hall, Oi
Dover, and DIR. w. r. Collins, of this town,
all members of the Order but the last
named, were called ON for addresses. The
half hour spent in speech making was highly
enjoyed. By one o'clock the guests hac
mainly departed for their homes, all seem
ingly having enjoyed the socialities of The
evening to the fullest extent. Harmony
Lodge is soon. we learn, to have an addition
| of five new members.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mrs. Mary E. Savin is now in the
city purchasing her Summer goods,
which she will have open for inspec-
tiOn on Saturday. Johnson Building.
A New Departure. A choice line of
Ready Made Clothing, at John E.
Phillips.
Those Noted "Que" Shirts, cheaper
at ]. b. Cooper's.
For the styles in Clothing, you will
have to go to Phillips. He takes the
town, not only in style and quality,
but in price.
Joseph E. Carter has first-class
Upholsterer in his employ, and is now
prepared to do all kinds of Upholster-
ing. Making and repairing of Hair
Mattresses a Speciality.
Extension Lamps, at J. 3. Cooper's.
have now on hand the largest and
best stock of Fine White Shirts ever
kept in this town. Call and examine
the Patent Scratch Pocket and Patent
Vent Pocket Shirts and my stock of
Fancy Shcviot and Percal Shirts, or
anything in the Gents Furnishing
Goods, as l have the best and cheapest
assortment.
w. III. THOMPSON.
When it comes to Neck Wear, Shirts,
Collars, Cuffs and Hosiery, we arc still
ahead. John +. Phillips.
He No Pure Natural Tea can be had
at ]. b. COoper's.
A splendid stock of Hats-Stin Rim
and Soft, stylish and cheap, at Phillips
Latest Designs of Wall Papers, at
Wilkinson's next door to the Post
Office.
Tin Roofing done at low figures, by
VIM. FAIRIES, Smyrna, Del.
Marsching's French Cold Paint fol
all Ornamental Gliding and Decorative
Purposes, at Wilkinson's, next door tC
the Post-oi1ice.
Window Shade Goods and Fixtures
at Wilkinson's, next door to the Post
office.
Children troubled with worms, cal
be speedily relieved by giving then
Lowber's Worm Lozenges," " an unfdiI
inJ ccrmifuge in the form Of an ele
CANT ccnlection. Ask your Druggis
for them.
Miscellaneous Books at City Price
at j. B. COOper's.
Whitewash, Scrub, Stencil and Pain
, Brushes, cheap, at WilkinsOn's, mex
! door to the Post-office.
Carpets at New York Prices, by Sam
f pie, at J. B. Cooper's. See Large AC
: Vertisement.
For Summer Underwear, Gau2
c Shirts and Jeans Drawers, go to Phi
e lips.
4 Read the Large Advertisement of
= B. Cooper.
: When you want anything in the wa
e of Dress, go to Phillips. lie is boun
to please you.
9 Perkins & House Non ExplosiI
e Lamps, at J. B. COoper's.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
HRnr SrRoNc P Po,>n.
Point One:
Mems Spring Ovcrcoats; biz stock tb,t -,
everything from the verF plain low priced to the fn e
the ghtest fancy color 'tl.c plain black rn Il&bt from
yoSths to the largest {" mems sizes n,n,nrtH narH
stock that every light oycrcoa buyer must sccif ifRDng
to know the market. W IL he cars
Point Two:

Fifteen Lines of Mems Business Suits r,,1.
powerful thn5 in Oak Hail. Witness the oauinney iney
Fancy Cashmere Sack Suits at $3.50 and,
goods III walking c'ai >,yc at $500 0". ls same 9
boast on them thai "a grc good for tho only
Manhattan Chevioi~ IL full lines both b,'''ley .a'f
and walking c';ltS, = 81 100 The bn,t sacks
trimmings of these is are ,yorh special n t, amt
PLAIN CaSsmeres; thr. vai Ties, III sack .t,I'' styI @
$1,000 Very reliable HN' at
Five styles Of Harris Cashmere Suits, of nniot .
and i'll both Sack and WaIin. Coats -. sfE'>> IEI>
BY their well-kn""n reputation thc~. good, ,ak w.
themselves. i'"A ir
These fifteen lines arr not fr'-mr,t, pulled tp,,f..
for an advertisements They ly,r,~,it ~ ,'''iT ''Y'lT
suits, and goods to make more. Thc.. i Ill.,: .N'.' '.'
them. '''S> III
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
GRAIN, DC.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET!
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Bay Mare, years old; also Bay Horse
years old. Apply to
may 2S-tf II. T. ASHCRAFT.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. May ZS, 1888.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBr. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
MS-SUBscRtPTIoN-On year $500 in advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions ree-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cent:
per line.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
FOR SALE.

The subscriber intending to quit the Threshing
Business, will sell the following Machinery at
private sale, on easy terms. Call and see them.
Ten Horse Engine--Wood, Taper & Morris
patient; / Thresher, so inch cylender, Westiug-
house patient improved; Westinghouse Glover
Huller Reading Corn Shelter. All OF the above
machines are In good order
Apply 10
apr 1B.tf J. p. STATS, near Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
Smyrna and Vicinity.

y y
The May predictions of the weather
prophets have beer manifestly erro-
neous.
JAMES M. WATERS and Abel J. Por,
ter have each had erected full length
porches in front of their dwellings.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet Tuesday evening, May 29th, at
the residence of Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper.
The earliest planted corn Ia being re-
planted The dry weather prevented
corn sprouting as well as it otherwise
would.
This is the season when the road
overseer mends our highways by fill
ing up the hollows or washes, but II
the traveller it is, as per the condition
OF the weather, either dust pile o
mud basin. aTiy ga
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23
Worth Knowing

That YOU can buy your Clothing in Wilmington. Del
and be of getting the best satisfaction possible M
had anywhere.
We now have the Front Stores on the Corner Of nI
and Market thrown into One making our Salesuomor
the first floor which have filled with Goods consisting
of all the finest Of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture
We buy largely and with the ready Cash. which enalI>
us to get them at the very lowest cost.
We do an extensive Tailoring business emplmns
three irst-class cutters with full corps of taiols
while we prepared to show you very full assortment
of Fine Goods enabled to do the very best work
and do it promptly. We aim to give YOU the latest se
Of both goods and cut of garments
During dull seasons employ our hands making
up for our Ready-Made Department, in which We keep
Suits for Men, Youths, Boys and Children that far SUI.
pass the ordinary Ready-Made Clothing generally sd
We are if you try goods You will not only be
pleased with them, but will find manner Of doing
business pleasant and satisfactory
J. L. MULLIN 4 son,
TailOIS and ClOthierS,
Nos. 5l2 and 5l4 Market St. and Nos | and 3 East 6l
ST., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23

ZIMMERMAN FRUIT EvAPoRAToR.-See
advertisement of the Zimmerman Fruit
EvaporatOr in our advertising columns of
to-day. All fruit and vegetable growers
are interested in machine that will accom-
plish what is claimed for this.
Smyrna times., 1883-05-23

A LITTLE son of Abel Sevil at Clay
ton while riding ON a passing reaper
on Friday fell off, and was run over by
one of the wheels and considerably
bruised but no bones broken.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Sitel: BON vuniere Qiebe 6rau sum Monbe1
ooer vuniere Qiebe Srau POM Srieoen".
Sest nod %eriitirt in elmer Seitencapelle,
Die Der 9ottssmutter seipsibt 1T, cine alte
Statue Der @ottesmutter, weI9e BEN Monb
unter Den SilBen bat-sub pedibus tuis-
uno ben ROpf ber Sdlanse @sertritt. gor
smeibunoert SSabren battsn bic @emeimoes
ratbsmitslieoer Der Stabt Irlon, bic Stabt
Der 81. Sunsfrau semeibt; Bilser aus al
len S9idten Der @eisul9aft eilten Der
@nb0be su, um Der 6Snisin bes Simmels
fi9 gu 5iBen gu werfen. Oo9! 8ie bas
ben ii6 bic 3eiten sednbert. Die fransos
filde Hepolution peria9te bic M6nde unb
NIT ibnen bic relisi6ien ueberlieferungeu
Der @esenb!
SIS limb oieie lleberIieferunsen, Die Der
neue Defiant Der Bfarrei neu beleben mill;
er iebt bic relisiOie Snbifferen;, bic bier
pielfad berri9t, auf &e9nuns Ses 3uriids
leeens bes Wariencultus unb 10 mill er bies
len Gultus neu beIeben, UNI ben 9riitli6en
@eiit wieber ms 9eben su rufen.
Dieter ieeleneifrise, fromme @eiitli6e
wia, wie er ielbff iast, bic 81. Sunsirau
bier wieoer auf ibrea 2bron erbeben unb
oann in 6rieben iterbsn. MSse ibm Soft
Die nOtbise Rraft uerleiben, INN bieies berrs
li9e Sorbaben gum 3iele gu fibrsnl Gnt<
l9ulbisen Sic, mein lieber iSerr @onner,
oieie tIeine abidweifuns in Die relisi5ien
annalen meiner tbeursn @eburtsitabt,-
unier aler Sell liest nidt, beiien bin
i6 polfOmmen iiberseust, alein in Der
menidli9en BOlitif, ionbern in Der pous
fommenen unb ebrli6en &iidfebr su ben
2ebren Der tatbolii9en &ir9e.
SD bIeibe gang ersebenit SIR
5. Mihaelis, aout.
am 80. Sanuar brad Seuer in Der
Sfarridnle ;u 2esIiie aus. Oant Der
idnelen Silfe tonnte basielbe balS aes
l6i6t merpen unb nur bas SdulaebGnbe
uno bas dnliesenbe Wobnbaus bes 2ebrers
erlitten Bei9dbisunsen. llnporii9tisfeit
lit bic llriade Ses 8ranbes. Der feline
Sobn bes 2ebrers sins gu ieiner Mutter
in ben Stau unb bate cine brennsnbe
Sampe in Der 9anb, an Der bas Strob
6euer fling. SerIuit 1000 ST., gum Sbeil
periibert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Der 6anf Der StroIer.

Sn rSiroler 9olfsblatt" pom 20. Sas
nuar leien mir i'm glni9luB an bic Quit
tuns iiber Die 9%iebessaben fir bic Notbleis
benoen: vg8ie piele Gbrdnen wurben burb
bieie Qiebesipensen 9etrodnst! @ie piel
Sauienb y8erselt's @ott!" wuroen aeiagt!
gSie piele 6amilienpGter, benen bas Waner
bic SsIber %seritOrt, bic Srudti9suern per-
trdsen, bas @obnbaus eingeitirst bat,
~fonnten mir nod bur9 bieie @aben ibr
9eben unb bas 9ebtn ibrer 9isben friiten
Wir bdtten sepini9t, baB bic Wobltbdter
in Oeuti6lanb unb in Gmerita bic nnb
oa bdtten 3eussn iein fonnen beibsr Gsrtbsis
lung bes Mmoiens iie bdtten BEL ben Be-
weiien bes frommen Oantsefibls, in ben
Sbrdnen bes Muses unb Sauisnb ySerselt's
@ott!" fi6 duBernS, ben i6oniten Yobn
ibrer npferfreubisen Mtiloe ~sefuuoen. sln
pielen, pielen Srten murben oifentli6e
Sanf9ebete, Oanfgottesbisnfte unb Yro>
s%eiiionsn fir bic @obltbdter abssbaIteu, bel
oenen bic @ldubisen gang beionbers Der
milbtbdtisen Spenoer aus Dem glusdu unb
Miiin6en, Der pobltbdtigsn Gbsinldnber
unb Neifalen unb Der Wobltbdter in Nmes
rita geSa9ten unb @pttes Sssen fir Die
ibnen 10 rei9li6 barsebra9te ollie auf iie
bsrabflebten. = v0enn on Mlmoien sibit,
10 perben li9 beine S9suern %iilsn", beiBt
es I'M v9u6e Der Spri9pOrter". limb
wieber leien mir an slei6er Steue: User
ben Nrmsn sibt, mirb nidt Mansel leis
benz" 60 sibt IS in Der bl. Sdrift cine
Mense uou Stelen, welde auf ben Sesen
bes Mlmoiensebsns binbeuten. @ir bofien
gu @ott, baB bieier ueriprOdsne Sesen i'm
rei9iten MaBe auf bas Saupt Der Wobls
tbdter berabiteise unb ie uno ibre Samilien
pom Soft, benz Tatsr Der Nrmen, tauienbs
fab belobnt werben. = pdren mir Siros
Ter nrr in Der Gage, aud ben ~lleberi6wemms
ten in ben Hbeinlanben werftbdtise !Silfe
sufommen gu lailen. 3 wie blutet infer
Sers, wenn mir boren, wie audi iie nun
ourd's So6waiier 10 entietlid sei6dbist
werben, wie iie obne Wobnuns bilflos bas
iteben, ansewieien uuf bic 9iebesipenbsn mill
Der opferfreubiser Sersen. Wenn cole Sis
roller Sersen, benen Soft &ei6tbum per-
liebsn bat, unS Die pieuei1t bur6 bas Sod
paiier uerbdItniBmdBis penis bei9Goist
wurben, uno @aben fir Die lleberi6memms
ten in ben i6Onen, II 10 idwer beimses
iu6ten Gbeinlanoen Sufommen laiien mol
len, 10 iino mir serne bereit, iie entseseh
;u nebmen unb ibrer beiten Seitimmuns
,usufiibren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
ttno bod ,pia er'S neriu6em.

Sbsleid Der ietise Mapor uon SEEM
Oort wie iein Sorsdnser benz perm Salmi
Morie Die GrlaubniB gu Iufibrung ieiner
B%aifionslpieIe uerpeisert bat, mill Mtorie
bod our Muffibruns idreiten. llsbsr Sen
jesi9en Stanb Der Sade wirb beri6tet:
Dor &i9ter Snsrabam i'm Spesial Sermin
Der vSuperior Court" iduebt Salmi
Morie's @ntras auf GrlaB zines @eri6tss
befebIs, bur6 welden Wapor gbiou 9es
smunssn werSsn ioa, ibm Die 2icens fir
fem Gbeater gu ertbsilen, in weI6em cr bic
g~aiiionsipieIe aufsufibren beabii9tig. Sas
Snnere Der alien Sir6e in Der %. Stra6e
lit gu benz l3wede uoaitdnbis umsebaut
worben. Die Siibne lit i'm @erslei6
su Der BON Booths Gbeater brsimal 10 sroB.
Das Or6eiter Iiest unterbalb berielben
un6 groBe Rotten iinb barauf uerpenbet,
um bic Soitime biitoriid setreu b%ersuitels
len. Ous Saus piro unseidbr 400 Ser
ionen failen. Was bas S1itial bes
Morieiden llnternebmens iein wirb, lit
i9mer gu iasen, aber baB Woris iid nsben
v9oIbenen~ Meinunsen AUDI ysoloene"
Berse peripri6t, lit sweifellos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
0ro6ber3oetbum.

&emi6. gm %. Sanuar peridieo,
seitdrtt nit ben S~r6ihInsen Der &elision,
Sobann @aspar, I'M bobeu @lter uon 05
Sabren. Oerlelbe wuroe seboren gu &es
mid, am II. Samuar 1888. SiS in Die
lebten Shanbsn leinss SaieinS bewabrts er
isine @eiitesfrii6s unb sei6nete ii6 itsts
bur6 cine bieSere @eiinnuus aus. arst
unb glpotbster baben an ibm wenis psrbisnt,
bsnn CT ~srireute ii6 elmer bauerbaftsn @es
iunbbeit; nod Dor swei Sabren usrri9tete
CT nit 9ult Seloarbeiten.
Der Seritorbene war Der lette beige
@usenSeuse Der sroBen iranSOii6en &epos
mtionsersi9niie. Die politii6sn Greiss
niile, bic er ais &nabe erlebt, batten li6
isinsm @ebadtniile 10 isit einssprdst, bab
er iie in letter !3eit nod nit allen Ginseln:
beiten mitsutbeilen wuBte. GS biirits uisls
lei9t mande 0eier intereiiiren, etwas Ndbs:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

d. 9m 80. Sanuar Nads
mittass erleste 5err &arl Seter, i'm @albe
senannt v9arbt", einen % Gentner i9wes
rem 3eiler nit einem wobIsesielten S9uB.
Sn ber &ammer wuroen smei grss
conceiiionen uermorfen, ba bic &ammer
benz Yrin3ip treu bleiben wolte, bic Gr,e
ses Staates nur mebr our Serbittuns i'm
9anbe ielbit, ODER our Ausfibrung pom Of
fentliden Sauten gu bemiuisen.
giuiI tanb Der Stabt @repenz
NADER.
9eiratben. glm "a. SAM: Sobann
Sertnis, 5ufidmieb unb Naria 6art, obne
Stanb, beioe aus @reuenma9sr.
SterbefdIle. am Is. San: @ils
belm Sersert, ~9einenweber, "a Sabre alt.
81: Wfasaretba Reu, 9ausbdIterin,
so Sabre alt.