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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Nablide Sh6tr.
Die SudbanbIuns Don
WIblbamer & 8ebrle,
Chicago, : Sainsis,
uerienbet na6fQIsenbe Bidder frei per Eoif
sesen ginienbuns Der beis.fisten Sreife:

Setnitas, Heueiiss ESTABLISHMENTS, brais. IS Cts.
-Wo Der ~eriabrsnt sartsnfr.sns. sroiS. 20 ets.-
8oth, b, poufansis. Obtbaxnjsdt. brsia. 50 Cts
Sahtrb,re. has 5.S,rsSi,b ss.r anI,ttxns nlttsIh Ans
,udt. gisrprOOuettOn u. @altuns, brsie. 70 ~Ss.-gosr,
u. Der prattii6s gostIir.unS, brsi&. 1 S,s-s ats
Hi. gtsddtnistunf. brsid. % Sis. - w ors
bp's S9a4ipitItunit. brsia. rs Gts. -esses's i3eus
~btrtiuit, ob.r BIZ, 5aidenipitI.rtsnt In ibr,w saa.tR ltms
ianse, breid. 70 ts.-9snars ., bic funR ss bsses une
seiunoes alter gu ,rr.id,n. brsid. 8 Sts. - Hsbtr, Bite
euti.usriptrtsrsi, brsi6. IS SITS. - sss Sua Der
ben Observation-Disclosures rtit 10 5ai,lu. Och. S1.5O.-
BtIGiams, Saubb.it III bsiIbari Srsla. % St.
TuBbaum m. Gin, tlsint Sausapstb.t., byois. IS sts.-
gbteiu, bic Settlsibisteii, brsid. 90 Ste, -Repts,
Ei. ertdltsn mir uns, broih. 40 Gts.-3bsgbitL Die
Grefur b.s Sunoss, brSid. IS Cts. - 4sfnaIu ges
buftstasswiuitt fhr Helm. uHo srssert Siuoer, brsid. IS
9ts.-S sdtr, Der uuttrnsbnsubt II. psbIbabenSe Stbis
6abritant. broid. 30 Gts.-S osess sart.nttnat. broid.
80 Gts.-S ui sIan D, Der prattiia, Ssusar,t. brsia. 30
Gts.-G pner. BIZ, etutidt Ruritisbritaiion broia. 80
Gts.-S t. @,u,itts uns btf,s 1sdbuA, stb. Is 6ts.-
9ouis, bic Sausirau ssim GintauI animaliiaG Rabs
ruusss Nittsl.-Ye Ssbrbud Der &nrhs II. Sl,ii4s
paarens Fabrication. broid. % Cts. -Esiittr bic Bss
~bau6luns b.s Isetu.s. ssb. $~1S5.-6uperb Die GsFaseIs
u. Ranind,nSudt. wRit abbiISunsen. Sebuuc. $500
8irIt,u saitaismus Der situ,xtunss. broia. As Gts.-
g8eber. birs.rli6,s sodbud, s,b. 20 ets.-S d ms
wuIb, Resptbu6. anl,ituus CUR 5abritatiOH BON sis
qusursu, gruuos Gfsn,eu, Stun, u. I. o.. brSia. 80 ets.-
Snber, oie pouftdmoiee Saffemfadbs ODER pratt.
slnIsituns jur Sereitnns bon saitsnipsiier, 30 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Serr8. 8. SO. Yuiep, Der neiers
wablte Superintendent bes 9. Sowaer Cont
gregg iftrifts, telesrapbirte I'M 0ienitas
I. IS. aus Waibinston, baB nit 3iemli6er
81 itimmtbeit ausunebmen iet, Dap auBer
ben bereits beuiaisten $lOO, 900 fir ben
gau pon &egierunsssebduben in Council
BLUFFS nod peitere $50, 900 Dor S6luB
Der Sisunsen bes ietisen Gonsreies mers
ben bepiQist merben.
Oas &e6t iest. Ssrr s. 6.
goof, Der Dor iiber Spei Sabren sesen Suits
i'm 6. 9iitrift fir ben gonsreB lief unb
ieitbsr bic gr,pdbluns ieines @esners be-
mifanbete, wurbe pom Gonsr,Bsa usi6uB
ais gum Sib bere6ti9t erfldrt. RhIn lit
aber bic ;meite @onsreBiituns beinabe be-
enbist unb Der &epublitaner Suits bat BIS
Der 6as Salair, $1O,0 nebi Meilense,
bibren .rbalten. 0atirli9 mirb 9r. gsot
ben psuen 8etras msbesablt perben unO
Onfel Gam muB unsefdbr SIS, 900 eins
biBen. 5err Goof bate elm 10 unitreitis
ses &edt gum Sit, baB 6 aus ben 8 Meit:
sliebern bes ausi6uiies gu ieinen 9uniteu
beri9teten.
Gin Seu.r, bas in Der Na9t uou
Treitas auf Samitas in Mtabben's 9roce:
ries Store in 2pons ausbrad, S~erit0rte oas
@ebdube unb einen w%ertbuollen Waaren:
uorratb. Die 5amilie, wel9e i'm Speiter
Stof6es @ebdubes iiber benz 2aben pobnte,
entfam MIR NIT fnapper NOtb bur6 eir
Seniter in bas Nebensebdube. Der S9a:
ben, BEN Sas Seuer ueruria6t, parb aui
81, 900 sei6dtt, udbrenS bic Serii9erune
nur 80, 900 betrGgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
2nrembnr9er Gazette.

3n Soma Git1 wuroe cine Gonuention
abSebaIten, bic &atbs pflos, wsl6e Mits
tel gu ersreifen iinb, um einen beilern
llnterbalt ~unierer 2anbitraBen gu erlansen.
Wtan fam gu folsenoen Beidliien, semdB
benen Die beitebenSen @eisse sednbert pers
ben iollen.
~ Sou bic St.uer gum llnterbult Der
StraBen, NIT Nusuabme Der poll tax, baar
besablt werben;
o. bab bas 0ifiriet Experimentation
absui6afien lit;
81 baB in iebem Sopnibtp elm aufieber
erpdblt werben iOu, UNI bic StraBenarbeit
gu iiberpa9en;
~ baB bic Strabenarbeiten bur5 Son,
tract benz Niebrisitbietenben 81 perscben
finb;
81 baB bic alIsemeire Reparaturarbeit
an ben StraBen nidt ipdter ais am l. glas
suf ieben Sabres setban werben fol-;
g. baB bic @onu.ntipn Der geietsebuns
| reipectpou empfiebIt, auf irgenb cine 4rt
fir cine paiienbe aufii9t Der Strasenars
beiten, iopobl gau ais &eparatur, I'M @as
semeinen uno in llebereinitimmuns nit bies
len 8eidliiIen gu iorsen.
Oisie gei9Iiie iinb iebr uerniinftis unb
swedsemdB; ie idaffen bic nod in elm ans
beres Sabrbunbert sebOrenbe 6robnarbeit
ab, unb iesen an beiien Stelle ben Contract.
Sreili6 fam unb pirb aud bamit NiBs
braud %setrieben, aber bod ni9t 10 allses
msin ais jeet, bas lit uorausii9tli6. 8enn
Die geietsebuns iid iett bas franSOii6e,
ober mos nod better pdre sas Iu~rembursis
i9e StraBenseies gum 0tuiter ndbme unb
uns mad einem bieier erprobten @eiese elm
allsemeines StraBenseiet peridufite, piirbe
Benz Staat Elm unermeBli6er 0ienit ses
I~eiitet. glber mir benfen nidt baran, baB
iol6es sei6iebt. llniere @eietfabr!fanten
sebsn ni6t in bic Sdule Der @rfabruns
anberer gsute, lie miifen bur9 eisenen
Sdaben flus perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Mit Der Yontun6rfde it's uOrbsi. {

nator NaiiOn bot bafiir gelOrst, Dab sas
groiect besraben wirb. Der Sausauss
iduB bes Gonsreiies, benz bic gia ibers
~pieien, bat basesen beri9tet. @smdB eis
mem @erii9t mill gaiion i'm Serein nit
benz abseorOneten 9enberion es babin
%brinsen, oaB bic ietise Giienbabnbriide CUR
5abrbriife einseridtet wirb. alaiion lduft
germ fir Yrdiibent, unb ba weber ct nod
iein @ebiilfe Senberion bier beim Solte
beliebt iinb, wollen iie fi6 babur9 einen
Stein ms Brett ieten. gu i6Iimm wdre
es aber audi fir einen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bibaten, penn i'm bic eisene Seimatb sus
riidpeiien piirbe. limb bas seidGbe auis
ion bier iiderli9, baber bic @abri6einlids
feit bes @eriidtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Gin Baletot Marser, wie ie in Berlin
bic Oiebe pon lleberroden auf gut beuti9
tituliren, itabl Sreitas abenb i'm Suliens
bauie elm ioldes ~&leibunssifid II. uerbars
es i'm Simm.r, in bas CT iid i'm SsteI eins
q~uartirt bate. Wsrssns wsdte ben Surs
i6en elm Yoli,it ina Bette auf, bradte ibn
ipdter gum &abi unb ebe er iid's uerieben,
sictirte ibm Der uier,ebn Gage @efdnsnib.
@lidli6srlpsiie bate Der &eiienbe, benz
bas &l.iounssitiid sebOrte, furs Dor benz
Nblegen cine beDeutenbe Summe @elbes
Der Siderbeit uesen baraus senommen unb
III iih aeItedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Stir Die Iaitenseit

limb bel benz nntrssidnstsr cine srOss aaspubl pOn
gstra9tunssbidsrn, sebunben unO in Ssfs
ten, gu baben, ais 2eben uno 9eiben
Gbriiti uon Gatb. 9mmerid, 2esenbe
Der tSeilisen, 9eben Maria unO Sos
iepb, Warianum, @offine, Weberflds
rung, @etbiemani unb @olsatba,
8erOrutenbu9 unb iOnitise @ebetbiis
der in enslii3er u. beuti6erS pra9e.
6ruSiire, &Oienfranse, Sersen, Seu9s
ter, 8ilbsr, 8ilbsr : &abmen, 9Is
buns, &reu,e in @olb, Silber uno
Metaa, Weoaiaen, &irdenblumen,
Communion unb Srauttrdnse u.i M.
lin ;abIreiden 8eiu9 bittet oer llntsrs
Seidnete
Z. 9. 9aleioen,
Rs. 97 Sortb apsuu,, Chicago.
sy" Sober sepiiui9te glrtitel miro mad
gmpfans bes Setrases mad irseno einem
Sbeile bes 9aubss psrianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

llnsleid anScren 9%bfibrmitteln u~eritos
pien DIR. Pierce's Pellets (Bilden) Die
@eOdrme ni6t wieber mad einmaliser Nirs
flung, ~ionoern ieben iie in bauernb geiunoe
Sbdtigteit. 0a iie uOlis aus Yaansens
itoiien belteben, 10 beoari es bel ibrem Sc
brau9 teiner beiOnOeren SOrsfalt. - Bel
gpotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

@ie e ideint, iinb bic St0rrii3en in
Siniinnaua Ronnt burd bas fiirSIid ers
sunsene llrtbeil nod ni6t peid seporben.
0ie es beiBt, baben he appea beim Sbers
seri9te bon @isconiin einselest. Nrn bas
Sberseri9t wirO bas llrtbeil Der Snitans gu
@uniten Ses GrsbiidOfs beitdtisen. Sb
Der Stoffib bann mei6 mirb?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Sienitaa aur Nadt in l.. 8. itarb i'm

Sienitag 3nr Naht in |. 8. itarb i'm
W~obnbauie tbrer So9ter, Der 5rau Corral
gu Sberrias Mount, Srau Gliiabetbu
Slab, uerieben nit ben 3. Satramenten.
Die geritorbsne mar seboren 81 Suses:
bsim, 5sfensO armitust, in 1883 unb fam
nit ibrem @attsn in 1853 mad 9lmerifa.
sic binterldBt ibren sreiien @emabl, Spei
SObne, Srant unb SObn, unb cine 1o4ter,
Srau Gonrab auBerbem nod uiele @ntel,
bic ite ale betrausrn. Die Seritorbene mar
cine quite Mutter II. 9riitIi9e 5rau. MOse
lie ruben in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
CHICAGO Warftberi6f.

Wer Sele9rapb) 8. Wtdr; 1888
OeiSen-yio. 2, $1.07t bis 1 0Ss
So lidforn-57g bis 5St Gts.
Safer-42t Gts.
Sutter-25 bis 80 Gts.
@ier-28 bis 81 Gts.
70 bisfp-$1.17.
S6meine-$8.50 bis 7.85.
Rinbpieb-$5.90 bis $40.
SdmsineHeia-$1e.15 bis 1920.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
gBir bab,n iaon mitaetbeilt, bab bic

PRODUCTION Son 0ubuqueFs Sabriten lestes
Sabr iiber 10 Miuionen Dollars betrus.
Sas groBssi9dft Der Stabt bate einen
rmiate BON etpa III Mi0ionen Dollars
unb bei9Gftist, Direct 72O Nrbeiter; Der
llmiat Der &IsinbdnSler hetrlis et,pa 10
Wiuionen Dollars. 0ieie 3iffern s.ben
3eilsniB pom rlibigem, itetem SortIdritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Sas Gis iiber benz Sater Der StrSme lit
fir belabene Waoen ni6t mebr ii6er.
@ines pom Moare'S @eipannsn brad i6on
Ieste Wo9e etua so SUB pom Oitli6en
llfer elm, obne oaB isbod GROCER S9aben
oei6ab. 4ufaepaBt ibr Sarmer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Cine glu;abl buuariaer NSppfaten be.

treiben in BEN ensliiden SIdttern wiebsr
bic @rri9tuns elmer Superior Court. Uir
baben @eri9tsbOfe senus unb aouotaten
uiel gu piel; bas 8olf liBt ii9 bur9 ben
Sirenenseias bieier Serren nidt betb6ren.
Die Stabt, iowobl ais bas County, fOnnen
A. 5000 Dollars jdbrli6 uiel ;uedmabis
ger benusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Sie Siirger nnierer Nadbaritabt ga.
lena baben elm @eiu6 on ben Stabtratb
seri4tst, OaB er cine 9ampfipribe an:
i9aiit. Der Ort brau9t bic Mai6ine
fiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
.,Golden Medical Discovery

bisiniids Gntb.duns) lit ein porsisIi6es
Mittel ni6t nur sesen absebruns, ionberu
aud sesen nddtli6en SdweiB Sdwinbs
iiidtiser, sesen 0uftrObren : GntSinbuns,
Suiten, Slutip.ien, 2unseni9wd9e, Surg
atbmisfeit uno abnli6e gals uns Sruits
Ieibeu.-8ei Npotbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

SER Sp. SeiBelmann ma9t %betannt,
baB er innerbalb sueier Wo3en ben Geit
ieines Waarenlasers, Gai9ens nnb Saiss
ubren, @olos uno Silberseidirre &c. gu
lebr berabseiettsn Breiien p~erfduft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Gin paiienbes Yr1bifnt.

ter nennt Ser 6bas. S6mele, 3rop,
Geras, ben hamburger Sruittbee. Sc
nannter Serr i9reibt: sd fam ni6t
mebr obne Or. ausuf &Snig's
5amburser 9 ru # 8 se iein, ba i'd
iaon iiber elm Sabr All elmer grtdltuns aui
Der guiit Ieibe uno bieier 9bee mein Retter
IN y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
9anteu,

bic on ben Nerpen ober an elmer Der anbern
beim sarten @eidIe9t 10 bdufis uorfom.
menSen idmersbuften &~ranfbeiten ooe,
S9pd6en leiben, rdtb Or. 8ierce's ab:
banbluns, iidere Mittel CUR pOlisen Selbits
beiluns an. @irb sesen brei Sriefmarten
franco susei6idt. @oreiiire Worlds Dis.
penSary Medical Association. Buffalo, n. Y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

&obert armitrong 1T an 8. 6. 9pOns'
Stele gum YunbeSs Steuerbeamten (sur-
veyor of customs) ernannt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Gs gebt bas @erii6t in Der Staot Inn,
baB BEL Der nd9iten Stabtpabl bic Repus
b%lifaner es nit einem Independent ticket
ueriu9en wouen. gu faoeni9einis! Man
merit bic Nbiiht uno miro reritimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Miloe 0aben.

Sir bic lleberidwemmten in Oeuti9lanb.
(Sie bier geiammeltm @elber weroen Direct an
ben Rei6ta9s:& bSeorbneten, Serrn pon BinSts
bort, Seianot.)
QlIsemeiner Sonb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Ardited.

6reb. Seer, glr6itect unS S%uperintens
bent. S9ulen unb &ir9sn cine Spssialis
tdt. G9te StraBe, 3w. Soma u. Clan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Sie 8ergbabn 60. mill ibr Iiesenbes ios
wobl als rouenbes Wfaterial pertaufen; ges
linst ibr bieies nidt, 10 iest lie i'm 9aufe
bes Sommers bic gabn pieber in getrieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
@Sdentlidle 8rieaiite.
at. souis Warftberi&t.

Wer telegraph 5. NdrS 1888
80 eisen-rotber, 30. 2, $1.114 bis $1.12s
0eli ~6forn-54f bis 545 Gts.
Safer-4 6ts.
observation-disclosures bis 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
8etfease Sl9entew
SER DITTO 8eber & SER q. Seber.

Mm fiinftigen Sunntag besinnt in ct.
Warien bas uierSisitinotge @ebet. Die
Mitslieber bes Bils> unO bes ct. Ilpbons
iuss llnteritiisunss> Sereins seben semeins
i9aftli6 CUR 3. Communion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Wilpaufee Warftberiht

Wsr &elesrapb) 5. MGr, 1883.
Wei3en-gto. Q, $1.07s.
Sater-39a 6tS.
@eli6forn-56t Gts.
Ro9Stn-59 Gts.
@erfe-754 gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
9as Oraan Der b,imlidjeu gSH.: The

Sus SlHuh utt Dtth!ltDth SpMel' Liz
Prohibitionist, tommt in Der Nprilnummer
itatt nit 4 NIT s Seiten berauS. gQio cine
boppelte guflase Narretbei unb Slobiinn /;
mir ou9ten bod, 6aitna6t wdre ldnsit uors
ii6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Mm Sonntag bat in Der Sers Seius
3irde bic bon ben Seiuitenudtern sebultene
3. Miiiion besonnsn. sic Sauert a6t
Gage. Die gatres prebisen Norsens,
Mittass uno &benbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Stadt 4 Mmaeaend.

Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

Retp.yorf Nsarftberi@t.
Wer 3eIesrapb) s. Mdr3 1888,
Nilmautee, $50. 2, $1.19t.
Safer-51 bis SO gts.
BeIdforn-9em. 10. GA bis 72a Cts.
o dweinefei9 -$19.45 bis 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
Colonial u. anbere 0aaren,
@etr6nfe &C.
.etprAprf Warffberfhf,

gleimineral, $21. 00-22.0 90
2infminerdl black Jack, dry boone)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06

tyllr Sopetpetm uilo 9(ade11elf1. ...... $0.OO
slus Obiser !3abl lit erii9tli9, baB bis
babin fir bic lleberidwemmten Bel uns eins
sins bic biibide Summe pom S725,35,
alio III 5000 Marf.
Sbsei4idt puroen:
@rfte Senbung.
Sc iinS cbyeianbt worben am 10. Sebr.
bur9 gpe9iel an Germ Don Ninbborit:
Sir Enrol GpeSisQe @aben $500 unb
1l7 oes auSemeinen Sonbs $3.50
Siiammsn. ..................... Al .93
Siir Saiern ipejiele @abe. ......... 100
6iir &beinlanb, lpe3iele Gabe. ....... $3.50
Siir bic rleberidwemmten i'm 2q9emei.
nen (8proD a%ilssenommen. ....... 203.57
Total. ............ 300. 90
Sweite Sen6unq
@eiter iinS abseianbt worSen am l..
Wear5 bnr6 @e6iel an Serru uon Bin6ts
BORT:
Sps;isQ fir gobenbeim unb Radens
beinl, SelienoarmItaot. ......:... 600
Spejieu iiir 3irol 1924 un6 1l7 bes
als.meinen Sonbs). ............. 47.1O
Speiieu tIr Hbeinlano. ............ 1925
i5iir bic ueberl6memmten inn M9emei.
nen (Sprol als9enommen. ...... 1884, 90
2otal. ........... r. 25O.35
Die brittle Senouns sebt an 10. B.. SO.
alb. @ir mO6ten bitten, bic bis 6abin qe.
iammeIten @eIber uns in 3eiten SuSuien6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-06
q. n. W{trr

General 8eitern 9aHsnser gsent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-27
SALEM.

Geo. Huck, of Kenosha, visited Hen
ry Blum from Thursday to Saturday.
Frank Munson, of Chicago, is visit
ing at DR.. F. Paddock's. In few
weeks he and his sister. Mrs. Paddock,
intend to visit relatives east.
Mrs. Ezra Simmons and Miss Emma
Simmons spent several days at the re-
sidence of C. Browne, and returned to
their home in Kenosha on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Benedict, of Wilmot,
came on Friday to spend a few days
with friends at Salem Station.
Edwin and Walter Tostevin, of Ra,
cine, visited their sister, Doctor
Wheeler's wife, last week. The for
mer is one of the late graduates from
Racine High School.
III. G. Blackman, wife and son George,
started for Dakota OF Friday, to be
gone short time.
Mr.. Mulch arrived on Saturday to
see how his cousin, Rev. Mulch, is sue
ceeding in the pulpit. The large con-
gregation on Sunday was a good omen
of success.
Mrs. G. E. Clark expects her sister,
Mrs. Hagadorn, of Bay City, the first
of the week.
Madame Mittke, who broke her arm
while rusticating st D. L. Burgess, re-
turned to Kenosha the last of the week.
Little Ivie Stockwell was seven years
old on Friday and made a birthday
party. A dozen, lacking two, of her
little girl friends responded to the in
vitation, and all enjoyed themselves
hugely.
J. w. Rhodes, of Somers, with an
other wool buyer, was around on Mon
day buying wool. They were paying
80 cents a pound.
w. F. Geer, of Crystal Lake, the cop.
per scroll rod man, was in town last
week, and rodded the houses of Mrs. S.
c. Ripley, Pardon Yaw, Chas. Phillips
and others.
]. Kennicutt will finish ]. Riggs
barn this week, which is the fourth
one he has built since the middle of
April, besides doing considerable job
bling.
The Cleaners, an infant society, the
offspring of the Congregational church,
gave lawn festival at Salem Station
on Friday night. 1t was a fiattering
success. The elite of Salem Society
were out, and Wilmot, Bristol and Ra-
cine were represented. Elegant re-
freshments were served, and some of
the sweetest singers in town were on
the ground to enliven the occasion
with vocal and instrumental music.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
July %, 1888.

Recorded during the week ending july a.:
Richard Richards and Edward D. Davis Il
Peter Myers --257 acres in W section IA
and n ! section Is, town 2, range %
Consideration, ST.. Executors deed.
j. William Schwarz and wife to Constan
tine Kann.-Lot S, block So, in city Of Keno
sha. Consideration. $780, Quit claim deed
Laura L. Sykes and Benjamin L. Hull tt
Christopher W. George ITO acres in l
/ 81. 70, r g. Consideration 1927 so
Land contract.
Myron q. Munson to Frederick Mygatt.-
s ] of lots 8 and H. block So, city of Keno
sha Consideration, Warranty deed
Agnes Smith and husband to John Bruins
S sc of block 81, s 80, 2, %
Consideration, 500. Quit claim deed
Barker C. Pickens and wife to John Mel.
sen.-Part of 3ne4 s 26, l, r 81. Con
sidefaticn, $3.50. Warranty deed.
James NJ Ward and wife to John Nelson
y acres in / 8 26, l, 81. Con-
sideration, $50. Warranty deed.
Caroline Kimbnll to W. D., R. s., H. s.
G T. and Catharine W. Kimball-Lots 2 anG
8, block 9, 81, 2, r 49, Considera
ton, 81. Quit claim deed
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the profits of the wool clip Of 1888, as the
prices they offer will hardly pay the actual
cost of growing the wool. They have got
the squeeze on the wool grower and will
squeeze him for all he is worth.
Notwithstanding all that can be said about
the depression in the wool trade. it is very
evident that every pound of wool grown in
the country viii be needed. besides large
amount of foreign wool. Manufacturers
have no wool on hand and must purchase
IN the near future. They will perhaps for
short time purchase in small quantities !;
and for this reason producers should not
force sales, but wait until the actual wants
Of manufacturers compel them to purchase.
They viii have 10 pay prices that will be
remunerative to the grower. But the only
way 10 secure healthy and sufficient compe-
tition in the sale Of wool is t. place it in a
market where it can be seen and examined
by the largest number of manufacturers
whose wants il will meet. Sold in this way,
the wool clip of this county will add many
thousand dollars yearly to the profits of
wool growers. Yours truly
R. F. ROBERTS.
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

The storms of Friday and Saturday
do not seem to have damaged the crops
much. Some heavy grain is lodged
but otherwise not much damage done.
Larson, who had his leg crushed in
the gearing Of the handcar, thereby ne
cessitating amDutation, is doing finely.
Every one speaks highly of the surgic-
al ability of g DIR. WILL" If we had to
have limb cut off we would employ
Dr. viii Farr, and don't you forget it.
During heavy thunder storm about
3 o'clock last Saturday morning light
ming struck the barn of Mr.. Nicholas
Bane, on the old Flavel Blackman
place. Mr.. Bane had his barn full of
hay and stacks around it, all of which
were consumed. We understand he
had his buildings insured.
The hay press barn at Truesdell is
nearly completed. Next in order will
be a large grain elevator by the same
parties.
A quiet social party was given at the
residence of Mrs. Dabbs few even
ings since. The young people enjoyed
themselves well. Miss Sarah Dabbs,
from Chicago, was present: also Miss
Dora Haines. of Milwaukee.
Twelve dollars a day it is costing the
people of Pleasant Prairie to take care
of Peter Larson, the unfortunate suf-
ferer at Truesdell. Is not this dear
price to pay for the selling of Pleasant
Prairie beer on SundayP 1t is ad-
mitted by his friends that Larson
drank at least five glasses of beer, and
his companions likewise. Was not
that enough to make them " feel good"
and was it not the I" feel good" inside
of them that made them run the hand
car SO recklessly? People of Pleasant
Prairie, how do you like the idea of
footing the biI19
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FEA TURRS OF THE WOOL MARKET
IN KENOSHA COUNTY

To THE EDITOR The wool product of
Kenosha county for 1883 is estimated at
100000 lbs. Five cents per lb. on this
amount of wool is $4,000, which probably
nearly represents the sum lost to the wool
growers Of this county this year by selling
in market which affords but little competi-
ton
In the present condition of the wool
market the only way to secure full market
prices is to consign the wool to some reliable
wool commission house The wool is there
sorted according to grade, and manufacturers
from all parts of the country resort there to
buy such woods as they need In this way
healthy competition is afforded between
buyers, and the wool brings full market
value.
But the wool grower here is afraid to lei
his wool go out of his sight until it is sold
and paid for. and even then he expects to be
cheated out of small number of pounds in
weighing His Imagination paints the com
mission merchant as a sort of privileged con.
fscator who can appropriate whatever share
OF his product he chooses and still keen ouI
Of the penitentiary The dealer and loca
wool buyer are wise enough and sharr
enough, as they have a right to be, ancc
ought to be, to take advantage of this ground
less fear OF the producer, and use every DOS
sibie occasion to foster its growth As lont
IS the wool grower is haunted by this fear b,
is in the power of the dealer and the loca
buyer who acts as his agent. and is obliged
to accept such prices as they may feel dis
posed to offer
Il is very evident that the dealer. assiste,
by his agent, the local buyer. will reap al