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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
National Surgical Hastifute.

Two surgeons from this old established
and widely known "Institute of Atlanta,
Ga, and indianapolis Ind, will make
special and limited visits to Wesoon Miss,
May ~, 1883, stopping at.the hotel. They
will bring surgical and mechanical appH-
ances, best French artificial eyes, and
everything necessary for the treatment Of
accepted cases.
They treat no one unless there is an mn
doubted prospect of great Improvement OF
complete restoration. Defornat,es of every
description, including Clnb Feet, Diseases
of the Hip, Spine and Joints, Paralysis,
Piles, Fi5tula, Catarrh Female and Phi
waite Diseases, Diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
Chronic Diseases, ETC., treated.
!S-COme early, rs the visit is limited to
the time stated. For circulars and full
particulars, address
NATIoNAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
may 3-5t Atlanta Ga.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03

The citizens OF Brookhaven, with one ac-
suffering at Wesson and Beauregard, and
there are but few indeed who did not do
some act to entitle them to the thanks of
the unfortunate and the fellowship of hui
manity at large; but we have heard of
some who especially distinguished them
selves in deeds of charity, among whom
we will be permitted to mention the fol-
lowing: Sam Magee, Capt Thos. Cotton.
A. Lewenthal, Jr., Lewis Dccell, Jno. NJ,
Martin, DIR. II. f. Johnson, Mrs johnson,
Mrs. Mount, Miss Hattie L. Martin and
Miss Mollie Daughter. In administering to
the wounded, clothing the naked, feeding
the hungry, burying the dead, and in
fact giving themselves up to the service
of the unfortunate victims of the storm,
were the things which distinguished these
from many others who did much. Their
only reward, and that of all others like
them, is the consciousness of having serv-
cd needy and suffering humanity, and their
deeds are recorded above where only their
true character and extent can ever be
known.
There was never any public purse made
up in Brookhaven for the sufferers, mainly
for the reason that our people went in
crowds to the assistance of the unfortunate
as soon as the disaster was announced, aud
the same crowds kept coming and going
throughout the week, busy carrying cloth
ing, bedding, provisions and medicines,
and lending all possible relief. The pub
lie will never know how much good was
thus accomplished, and how many one,
five and ten-dollar bills were contributed
by individuals of Brookhaven Just as oc-
casion seemed to require.
We feel a just pride in the part our peo-
pie, as whole, took in this sad drama.
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MeadviIle Notes.
MEANWHILE. April %, 1883

MEANWHILE, April 3d. 1883.
This vicinity was visited on yesterday
by a terrific thunder and rain storm which
lasted for several hours. The clouds be-
gan to gather in the early part of the day,
and the mutterings of distant thunder We're
heard i'll the southwest. The clouds con
tinued to gather, and the thunder to ap-
proach nearer, until about 2 o'clock in the
evening when it broke on our village i'll a
most fearful thunder and rain storm which
continued until about o'clock with slight
intervals.
We are again isolated from the rest of
the world, cut of and kemmed i'll by high
water | have seen no one from the cOun-
try since the rain, but fear that serious
damage has been done to crops, and es-
pecially to cotton that was planted last
week aud all crops not yet up to a stand.
A call meeting ofthe Board of Superyi-
sors for to-day is likely te fail, on account
of high water.
ID. ID. Rollins, the contractor to build q
poor house for the county, has been grant
ed al extension of time for its completion,
from the LIST of May until the list of July
next. The work is progressing slowly but
surely.
The Sunday School organized here by
the Methodist church some time ago, re-
cited their first lessons on yesterday. The
attendance was fair, and Judging from the
excellent Rotations by the classes, the
school will be q success.
We are pleased to see our young friend
Thos. II. Webb again on the streets. He
has but recently returned from Natchez,
where he had been confined to his bed for
over a month dangerously sick. His looks
still show the narrow escape that he has
made. May he still continue to improve
in health, and soon be able to make full
sized shadow again.
Fishing is a popular sport with the boys
now; several fine strings were brought in
last week. Pic-nics will next be i'll order.
The Wilson r. r. is creating some ex-
citement in the western part of the county.
Contractors are busy hunting up hands fol
the work We are informed that the sur
veyors are experiencing some difficulty in
locating the road from Hamburg to the
mouth of Wells creek, ON account Of the
heavy grade that is to be overcome.
Our worthy Chancery clerk is up to his
elbows in business just now preparing for
court which convenes on the second Mon
day in May. DOT.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
MORE ABOUT THE STORM SUFFERERS OF
LINCOLN COUNTY.

On learning that the destruction of the
cyclone was very great along its course
through this county, a committee of gen
tlemen composed of Messrs. r. II. Apple
white, NJ. w. Novels, Henry Towns, and
Jos. G. Sessions, in order to ascertain the
number of those who had been damaged,
and who really needed outside assistance,
began last Sunday morning at the Frank
lin county line and followed the course of
the storm to the Copiah line, taking in
every place that had boon in the slightest
injured. The appended list of names
which they have placed at our disposal for
publication, shows those whose places
were struck by the storm. We first give
the names of those whom they found to
NEED IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Emanuel Middleton, wife and children;
Delilah Smith, and children; A. ii. Smith
wife and children; JAS. A Smith, fractur-
ed rib; John P. East, wife and 5 children;
j.. J. East, wife and five children;
Harry Smith and wife; Thos. Bate East,
needs but little; Isham Walker, wife and
children,-he has helpless in family; Gill
bert Smith and wife; Bailey Smith, wife
and 2 children; Print Britt, wife and 2
children Seaborn Smith, wife and chill
dren; Jeptha Britt; John II. Case, wife and
6 children; Wiley Smith, wife and chill
dren; Mrs. Ann Britt, widow who has 6
children and is very needy; A. ii. c. Davis,
wife and 2 children; C. w. White, wife and
2 children; J. j. Davis, wife and children;
n. c. Barlow, wife and children; jesse
Case, wife and 1 child; l.. Fl. White, wife
and 9 children; Fred View, and Mr..
Belcher.
Lewis III. White was very badly hurt
about the head, and the doctors report his
mind dangerously affected.
The following list embraces the names
of those whom property was injured, but
who
CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT ASSISTANCE.
Erwin Smith, Patterson Case, Stephen
Smith, w. II. Smith, Ben Bledsoe (col. },
Allen Lotion, Dan Tucker, Lewis Lyons,
Elesbury Britt, w. j. Calender, Perry R..
Smith, A. C. Arlington, Pleas Smith, May
bury Britt, Elijah Smith, Marion Case,
Hiram Allen, John Ratclif, Calle Davis,
Rev. E. p. Douglass, John Allen, ST.,
John Allen, Jr., w. NJ. Crawford, WI.
| Thompson.
Many of the persons included in the list
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
MRS. NAayburn's Twins

''Mrs. Mayburn's Twins" with her trials
with them in the morning, noon, afternoon
and evening of one day, by John Habber-
ton, author of "Helen's Babies" has
already passed to fourth edition. The
New York Sun, in an editorial notice of it,
saws, sit is the most interesting, whole
some, and instructive picture of certain
the thoughtful attention of all young hus-
bands. No better book has been publish
ed this year, than Mrs. Mayburn's twins,
by John Habberton. All wives should
own it, and all husbands should profit by
it. It's psblished by L. b. Peterson &
Brothers, No. 800 Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia."
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
Assessors Appointments.

W. d. Larkin, Assessor for Lincoln coun
~, requests the taxpayers to meet hin
with their lists of taxable property at tin
following times aud places.
Monday, MAY :, Easts MIL.
Tuesday, May >, j. }. Entrkens Gin.
Wednesday, Mdy o. jasper Smlth's
Thursday, Mag 10. brlt's School House.
Friday, May IL. Macedonia Church.
saturday, Nay II, A. j. NUrtuus G,n.
Monday, May IL, VIugnan's Precinct.
TuesdIy May Is, Luther B.ue's Gu.
" Wednesday, MAY 10, J. tairnans store.
Wednesday May l., Pat Cases School House.
Friday, May Is, fnOmas Watts.
Saturday May 10, DAYS Mill.
Honday, May u, Friendship Church.
ruesdIy, May %, DR.. J.inc, Byrd's.
" inesddy, May %, l.. ID. Poscy'S.
TEursay, May u, GeOrge Lofteus.
Friday, May z5 Brown Jackson's Mill.
sd :urday, May 90, " atson's Mill.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
OUR AGENTS.
CHURCH DrxECTORY.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Mass at 1880 A. NJ,
Solemn High Mass at 1910 A. ", the first and
third SUNDAYS OF each month, Evening service
iyespers| at 800 p. NJ Regular Mass every
morning at 8 o'clock. Rev. Father b. II. Bek-
kers, Priest.
METHODIST CHURCH.-Preacl ing every Sun.
dsy at II A. NJ, and 7 30 p. VI. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at I 80 Rev. Jno. e.
lis Pastor.
Sunday school every sunday morning at $50.
BAPTIST CHUR CII.-Preac aching the FIRST Sun
day Of every month at II A. NJ, ana 1880 p. NJ.
Rev. j. X. Parish, Pastor.
sunday School every Sunday morning ats:So'
PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCH.-Preaching the
third sunday of every month At IL A, M, and 1880
M Rev, w. b. Bingham Pastor.
sunday School every sunday morning at $3.50.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
a Good Citizen Killed In Frank.
lin.
McCALL's CREEK. May /. IL.

MCCALL's CREEK, May 1, 1883.
Editor BROOEnAvEN LEADER:-
A difficulty occurred in the Southeast
ern portion Of this county on Saturday last
between Mr.. Isiah Cain (whito) aud Amos
Bailey (colored) about the rent and feed Of
a horse. Mr.. Cain was struck on the head
by Bailey with large stick, fracturiug. the
skull, from the effect of which he died on
yesterday. Bailey was promptly arrested
and is now in the hands ofproper officers.
Bailey is brother of Tom Bailey who was
hung in Meanwhile by mob short time
ago. Yours truly,
Tuos. A. MAGEE.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03

The May issue of Demorest's monthly
magazine is exceedingly rich in literary
articles, and is decidedly one of the most
attractive numbers we have yet had of
this instructive and entertaining publica-
ton. "The Admirals Ward" is concluded,
and a new story, "Out of the World" be-
gins very pleasantly. Among the many
praiseworthy articles may be mentioned:
cart in it's Infancy" THE Farm of Flow
ers," ''The Bayeux Tapestry" ''rhe man
ish young Woman "The Record of WO-
men," and Gan English Glove Factory"
The illustrations are varied and excel
lent, and include a fine oil picture called
1.-The Trio" There is no magazine better
adapted to the household than DemOrest's,
and its moderate price makes it available
to all.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
WHAT TIE TORNADO DID IN FRANKLIN.

MCCALI's CREEK, Miss, April 26, 81.
tt the Editor Of THE LEADSR:-
Last Sunday evening the storm passed
through this section Of country, with all
its fury and violence, demulishing every
thing that lay in lis path. As far rs we
have learned, nine plantations were inJnr-
ed. On four of these, not a house was left
standing; but no one was seriously hurt,
except Mr. Ira Byrd and his daughter.
The first place it seems to have struck,
was Mr.. Manten Lees. From there 1t
took noTtheasterly direction, pass n
Mr.. Ira Byrd's, Charlie Magee's (colored),
Mr.. Bah Webb's, Mr.. Isaac Ratclff's, Mr..
Mcmtyre's, Mr. Porter's, Mr.. Roam Byrd's,
and Mr.. Thos. Byrd's. Part of the roof 81
Mr.. NJ. Lees house was blown off, and his
field strewn with timber. Mr.. Porter, an
independent farmer, suffered the creates;
loss, as nothing was left standing upon his
place, except few posts Even the
sleCpers and floor were blown up. His
small stock of goods was blown to the fou
winds, and ribbon, cotton, etc, dcckcd
the neighbogjng trees. He lost horse,
and after the storm the poultry was found
dead laying around the premises. But
strange, amid so much destruction, his
family had an almost miraculous escape,
as they were in the house at the time and
were blown up into one corner Of the
room.
Mr.. Bah Webb and his family were for
tunately absent, or they could not have
escaped death, as their little cottage was
partly blown down and covered with
timber.
The storm had the appearance of cloud
of black smoke, and came with roarin +,
buzzing sound, accompanied by heav!
rain, and hail.
The rninjurod farmers have nobly re
sponded to the call for help, from their
unfortunate neighbors. Farming has
been at a stand-still this week; every man
and boy lending his assistance in rebuild
ing the fallen houses, and clearing the
fields of fallen timber. The houses are
about completed, but many portions of
the farms are So covered with heavy tim
Der, that at this busy season of planting,
it will be impossible to clear. them. III
many places the crops will have to be re-
planted, and great damage was done the
fences, especially where the rails were not
new ones. ii. A. &.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
A Grand Pleasure ExcursIon.

On Friday, May 18th, grand picnic ex-
cursion will be run from Brookhaven 10
Lake Mill on the H. g.. H. r. r. for the
benefit of the Methodist parsonage. Fare
for adults for round trip, 90 cents; chill
dren, under Is years, 25 cents. Tickets
will be on sale at Dsngtry q, Smylie's
drug store.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
BROoKHAvEN MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly.

BRooKHAvEN, April, 5, 1888.
Neal, s4O0a425
Flour, 6.2507.25
prices at Flour mills advancing.)
Corn-Yellow, 90c
" White 100
" Mixed 95c
Bacon, 12012tc
Lard, la l5c
Hams C, l56 l6c
Shoulders c, 123G13c
Sugar, oGl 24c -
Coffee, ga l4c
Rice, S09c
Tobacco, 33075c
Cheese, 1662Oc
Butter, 25d 45c
Salt, fine, sl.6001.70
Calico, SAFE
Brown Domestic, S09c
17QSc
Bleached -" Sale
COtton-GoOd ordinary, 7s97sc
Low middling, 5s9Ssc
Middling, SJQ9sc
Coed middling, 9s09sc
Mid. fair, 9s010c
Irish POtatoes-Early Rose, SOC pix.
Russet, 40c PIX.
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Yam soc bus,
:" Red and White 45e bus
Eggs, 1249 l5e
Chickens, S2.400s3.00
Hides-green sailed, 606te
Dry sailed, $3.50
Flint, 9fQl0o
WOOl-Washed, SOC
Unwashed, zoe
Slight bury, i4c
" Medium bury, l2e
g Bad bury, &c
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To Ice g1ung

On Thursday, May 3rd, on Railroad Ave
nue. Brookhaven, for the murder of High
Prices, A. Sign, which should be a warning
to everybody to call and price goods at Z.
e. Brennan's before buying elsewhere. The
trimmed hats at, 81 are simply elegant.
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.PNew laces at MeGrath's.
s-y@Go to McGrath's for hats.
No N.Y. signs at McGratll's.
rv Buy your goods at McGraths.
-gMcGrath's hats are simply elegant.
No jewing or wrangling at McGrath's.
ly7Go to McGraths for cheap clothing.
- For the best cOrsets go to McGrath's
fV@McGrath's new clothing is immense.
Ty-Don,t fail to see McGrath's new
goods.
Ly-You save money by buying at Nc
Grath's.
McGrath'S Parlor shoe store i3 the place
for shoes. His goods are good pretty and
cheap.
For sill; brocaded and spanish lace para
soils, go to Brennan's.
McGrath has only one price on his goods.
Did you see McGrath's new dress goods!
Brennan is offering special inducements
in glass and lamp ware.
tYMcGrath is boss in the shirt bust
ness.
Straw Hats from cents up, at P. Fitz-
ners.
Buy your ready-madc clothing at Bren-
mans.
gg-Go to McGratl's for fine cashmere
pants.
Prices marked in plain figures at Mo
Grath's.
McGrath sells clothing cheaper than
anybody.
G-y~New spring goods just received at
McGrath's.
Buy your cutlery at Brennan's, as it is
cheap and guaranteed.
Sohwab, our Brookhayen jeweler. has
on banda fine display of beautiful jewel1y
and is fully maintaining his reputation Toe
as a first class workman.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness
and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10
aud IS cents per bottle.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03

By L. L. Schwab, jeweler, Brookhaven,
from l to 500 ounces of old silver, such
as spoons, forks or any other articles of sill
yer.
Also mutilated silver or gold coin tax en-
at Schwabs store.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03
Citation Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Nancy A Watson, widow of Nm. A. Warson.
deceased, Helen O. Gwin, Hannah Watson, JeH-
ME atsOn. and the following named minors !:
Mamie Watson, Robert L. Watson, Lou Watson
aud Florence " atsOn
You are commanded to appear before the
ChanCeiy court OF the county Of Lincoln, in sa d
ST te on the 4th Monday in June, 1883, to show
cause, if any you can, why the final account II
Il. c. Watson, Administrator of the Estate OF
JOHN Watson, deceased, shculI not be allowed
and approved. -
This April 26th, 1888. F. NJ. MARTIN,
Apr 29-4t CLERK.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-05-03

Schwab, our Brookhayen ieweler. has
on hand:a fine display of beautiful jewel1y,
and is fully maintaining his reputation too
as a first class workman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-25
Shutter Mn6 Gubn.

Sin Spbn fruste feline Mlrtter, warum
Der Stem 0ort Glptbing Store 10 biuise
6leiOer ~uerfaufe. SSa, untwortete Die Mtut,
ter, bas lit gang einfu@. Die 9eute, Die
ibre &unOi9uft bebulten wouen, fabrtsirer
ielbit. SOlde 2eute wiiien, baB mir Qut
bart arbeiten miiien unb bebiensn beBbalt
bic &unben reea. Damn sebt AUDI Sebe,
mad benz Seem Yort @lotbing Store, I'm
Sleiber gu %faufen, neil Der Seem Yorf glo:
thing Store, go. 6s7 MainltraBe nabe be,
item StraBe in Dubuque, Der biuisit,
Ylas lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-25
Cine nene 9lrt 9ersniiaen 1T bas @oq:

Cine meme Mrt Sersniisen lit bas Rou:
i6ublaufen in ben iosenannten Stating
&infs". Carroll bat bereits einen Sta:
ting Stint" unb wirb ndditens einen spei:
ten erbalten, welder in Der Muiitbaus
ein9eri1tet werben wirb. Wir miiiIen wobI
suseiteben, baB es pieI gersniigen ma6t,
Ro0i6ub ;u %Iaufen, aber es bat aud iein
@efdbrlides. gus ieber Stabt, mo- iolde
v&infs" einseridtet finO, luufen Ha6.
ri6ten Elm, baB 2eute in benielben aus
rutiden, binfalen unb ii6 9lrme Ober
geine bre9en. @iirben mir nun BON
bemielben Stanbpuntte ausseben, wie
bic GempereHSler unO 0oherbeIoen, 10
miiBten ale vSfatinsrinfs" uerboten wers
ben, ba geute 2lrme unS geine bsim Goas
i6ubIaufen breden. 9lu9 bier lit 70 ein
yRoler Sfating : Stint" in grbeit. @ir
baben in Chicago Dem Sreibsn auf einem
iol9en gersniisunsspIat Suseieben uno
paren ni6t iebr bon Dem getragen Der juns
gen Serren unb Oamen erbaut. Die SUI
9eno muB gersniisen baben, aber Der slns
itunb bari ni9t uuBer 9l9t s%eIafen wers
ben, mie IS 6a aei6ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-25
California galaltuaaeus Grruriion.

Ole I'll. Central Giienbobn SO. miro @nianC
Sanlar 1884 cine Balaitpa9ens @rcurion mad
Can francisco peranitalten. Ger betreiienOC
I8u9 9ebt am 5. Sauuar, INN 6 ll6r Moroens
pon Dubuque ob. Die 0toute ioQ iiber gien
Orleans, Can antouio unb gos an9elos iiibs
rem uno wiro Buiiagieren g%eitattet ieiu, in 9e.
nanrten YlGben onjubalten. CUR 6iidiabrt IN
ibnen bic &abl Spii6en Spei Rorteu 9egeben,
ndrnli6 Der, via Der Southern Haciiic ODER oeoelI
9erinsen Ereissui6la9 Der @abn, wel6e Oii6er
S9oen uno Senper iiibrt. gnbaltes9 ~Sriuileq
piro on allen Stationen meitli6 pom eos glnees
los llnO incl. bieies Srts uno aui Der 6lnorerie
OIL alien YlGben lGn9S Der Houte 9e9eben, 10
LANCE 1uie Die Siuete giilti9feit baben.
Uiaroi GraS begirnt in gieIp Orleans am 26.
Sebruor uno modten mir allen Senen, Die Oieieu
9robartigen Garuepols : Teitli6feiten beilpobner
%rpolen, anratbeu, etDa I'M oieie !3eit ouf ibrer
Gidretie in giew Orleans einjutreiien.
Otan beoente, oaB ali Oieier Grcuriionsiabrt
nllr einmal gSu9en 9cDe6ielt weroen miiiien,
n1mli6 IN 9tem Orleans. Setr S6ueel 6eiil
isis! Rrildte, Tarntr0uter lnO glumen in SiiQC
uno aue mOgli6eu Sequemli6teiteu
Aui oieier Subrt reilt man rllnbe 1000 Yfeiler
our6 S,uiuotS, SentlldD, 8euneiiee, Otiiiiiiippi,
Souiliond, &erus, ouS neue lrtO alte 0ierico,
AriSono unO california, meun man binreilt, unD
orrb gicpaoa, Npomin9, COLORADO, 9~iebrasfo
uno Soma, meuu man iiber Senper Sllriidfebrt.
Se6e Wteile Der Jtoute bietet gIutri60nbeiten
ODER biitorii6e SebenSwiiroi9reiteu.
9lpplitationen NM Sdloiltellen in S6lGima.
gen miilien inter geil6liefun9 beS @'reiies IA
fir Dor Dem 10. SeSember an q. Il. Werrp,
Chandelier, Soma, Seri6tet DerOeu, uno ;ipor,
neun man CUTE ii6ern nil, 10 balo mie mOgli6.
2abt sud Girallare iiber 6abrpreiie, &oute &C.
fommmen.
q. II. MerrD,
lIstsr0I Q,oH -MnSut fiir NON gIlpfpu
VI. 8. SanioH,
Me,,srnI MoH ~9Iopuf
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Sotal fir Die Steller

Die Setbeiligung on Der @abl mar iebr
i9pa9. Die reiden @runbei9entbiimer,
baS benefit bic Mebrbeit in ber 2. unb 4.
Warb, poren fir Die Steuer, Die geiislos
len ebenfaus. Die mittIere GIaiie rpar fait
einitimmis 9esen bas Sroieft. Die Stims
men, wel9e sesen Die Steuer fieIen, iino
sunl llebermab Die Der Seuti6en. Sci Dem
Srldnber unb Nmerifaner lit bas Ge6tsbes
wuBtiein unb Die @brli6fsit Elm Iebr gee
rinsss. Oas bat ii6 bier auf's flarfte be-
wieien, au9 BEL 9euten, Die es better wiilen
iouten; bas Sebnte @ebot @ottes ideint
ibnen unbetannt.
Nun Die @egner baben bic 9te9te bes
Solfes mad beitem WiiIen unb @ewilien
uertbeibist, mir boiien iett, baB mir nit
ibnen i'm sSrrtbum paren unb baB Die ge,
firporter i'm &edte bleiben, bamit es uns
nidt wie Bellevue sebe, bas audi Steusrn
fir cine gabn %pptirts, bic es an elmer @rpBs
itabt MAIDEN iolte unb beute bieienisen per-
flu6t, bic es an bic gabn brabten. @ir
boffen, baB bic Steuer Dubuque ale m6s>
Ii9en unb unmogIi9en Sortbsile brinst /;
aber mir slaubcn ni6t bran. llnre6t Gut
seoeibt nidt, unb aus idmutiser Suele
tann tein reines @aier fieBen. Der bins
tenbe Yote f0mmt na6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-25
Sic SHnalimae Der Sers Seiu @emeinb,

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better seiast Die Mitslieber bes ct. aIops
iius Sereins, seben am 80. Oesember i'm
Sereinslotale Der @emeinbe cine tbeatras
hide MISUNDERSTANDING. CUR aufiibruns
fommt: Sitter 4att ppr Sbors
belt nidt", 2uitipiel in bret Ncten bic
lem fOlst: 1.-THE Stupid Servant, an
Ethiopian Sketch in one Act. Den brit.
ten Gbsil biISet bic einactise bramatiiirte
anetOote % ct Sube in gebensses
Den SdluB madt: ,,Siamese
Twins, 2uitipiel in einem 9ct NIT srpsi
Seenen. I'm Dem @ebrdnse am Abenb
p~or3ubeusen, pirb bes 9ta6mittass cine
@rtras0 Orftelun9 fir bic Climber seseben
unb Der Gintrittspreis basu 1T auf 10 Cts.
felt9eiebt morben. Die Gintrittspreiic fir
ben abenb iinb fir @r,padiene 25 Gents,
6inber inter II ,Sabren Is Gents. saIiens
erOfinung I llbr. Soffentli9 finben Die
8eitretungen Oieier iungcn Mdnner Die ses
bibrenbe N~ncrtennung unS entpiGcln iie
ibre Galente pr einsm pollen t6auie. 0aB
Der 2IDenb fjr ole Seiu9er elm 9enubrei9er
iein wirO, S~WciieIn mir ni9t.