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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26
TI,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEW BUILDING
MATERIAL. BUSIN IS WAGON. so.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TwENTY-sEv-
ENTH, 1883. at FOUR O'CLOt p. NJ, on the prem
Uses, New Hampshire avenue b.tween NJ and streets
northwest viii sell the following Effects
One New Business Wagon.
Lot Walnut. oak snd Cherry Lumber.
Lot ornamental Brick,
being tho property Of the late Robert Davidson.
Ierms cash. and goods to be removed within ten
seI2s-3t VIM. II. WEST. Administrator.
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WALTEK b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucuoneers.
CARPETS.
CARPETS. CARPETS.
AT AUCTION.
Will cell. within our salesroom on THURSDAY
SEPT MBER TWEEN Y oEVENTH, commencing at
ELEVEN c'CL OK A. NJ. Fifteen Brussels CARPETS.
Ten Ingram Carpets. Five Smyrna I.ugs, different
sizes; Best Felt Drusgets. Mats and Rugs.
The assortment includes styles and varieties to
purchase rem. and to lie sold without limit.
sc! 25-2t VA TER Ii. WILLIAMS h CO., Aucts.
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DOOflicker,A Ride.
From the Chicago Herald,

eyes" said Mr.. Dooficker. as he drew his
chair out on the porch to the family circle. ~
had some wild experiences when was a loco
motive engineer. remember one night was
ordered to take doctor from Chicago to Men.
dota in the quickest possible time. To make NV
engine lighter uncOupled the tender and left
it on a side track. When the doctor took seat
on the freman's box threw the lever down in
the corner and gave her steam. AWAY we iumped
! Ike scared kangaroo. The doctors ewes
bulged out like pair OF porcelaine doorknobs as
we hustled over the prairie towards Riverside
Ripity-click We smashed along over the switches
and frogs and bridge at Riverside. the doctor
hanging on tor his life and looking like an un-
insured man sitting down to his first dish of Gu
cumbers.
".What's that-a post?' asked the doctor an
we passed something in jiffy
cit was coal shed 100 feet long, So YOU
can see how fast we were going.
"sWhat's that funny looking fringe on our
lett?' asked the doctor.
the fireman as he stopped halt a minute from
shoveling coal. just as we tipped through the
shop yards at Aurora
'Wsll, we made Mendoza, without stop.
in forty-one minutes and half, just two miles
dinner pail on the driving boxes"
Mrs. DOoflicker heaved sigh of relief and
said Well, I'm glad You got there safe.
expected, much as could be, you would tell rs
that the engine jumped of the track and all
three Of you were killed.
"No, we were all alive and safe, added Doo-
flicker, confidently.
What q long-armed fireman You must have
mad, pa. put in young The0pholus D0oflicker.
as ne looked up from the copy of Esops fables
that lay on his lap.
A0ws that2" asked Do0flicker.
why, TO shovel coal in Aurora from tender
ui1t stOo1 on sldo track In Chicago"
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MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.
A Scene in a Norwich StOre-A Con.
grcgattOnal Clergyman Puts On the
Gloves with 0Herchant-An Old
fashioned Sidc.hOld Wrestling.

S1OConOIO
dispatch from Norwich, to the N. Y. Sun
says The book and stationery store of Noyes
Davis on Main street is a depot for all kinds
of athletic goods, including boxing gloves,
dumbbells, balls, bats, &c. 1t is also meet
ing place for clergymen on Monday morning
to talk over the current news and exchange
ideas. Among the patrons of the store is
the Rev. Andrew j. Sullivan, the young, elo-
quent. and wide-awake pastor of the Greene
vile Congregational church. Mr.. Sullivan en-
joys driving good horse or chatting the boys
almost as much as he does preaching He
prides himself, though small man, on his we'll
trained muscles. day or two ago he dropped
into NOyes Il Davis store, and Mr. Davis, who
Is about the same age. height, and build as the
pastor, began to ridicule the pastors preten-
siOns as an athlete.
81 dare you to put on the gloves" continued
the merchant.
GAN right, it is agreed" replied the clergy
man, promptly
The leather bags were put on and the two
men squared off at each other between the
counters. The Rev. Mr. Blackboard, OF the Uni
versalist church, acted as referee. After few
passes. in which not much damage was DONE
both men being totally ignorant Of the art Of
boxing, the champions became excited and
clinched In an 0ld-fashioned ''side-hold"
wrestle. Both were experts at this exercise,
ouu OOONs anu siaIcS ClaCCefeQ ABOUT the store.
as first the heels of the minister and then Of
the merchant described parabolic curves with
lightning quickness above the counters At
length the witty clergyman got his man on the
run and rushed him around behind the counter
and against the safe, where both men went
down, the parson on top. AS the Rev. Mr.. Sui
liyan. with rosy cheeks and dust besprinkled
clothes, and painting, sat down astride his fallen
foe, triumph in his eye and smile on his lips,
the patrons Of the store applauded vigorously
and the Rev. Mr. Blackboard called:
"a fair fall tor Mr.. Sullivan"
Mr.. Davis arose uncOnquered and defiant, but
q second round was not tried. He said that in
the thckest of Mr.. Sullivan's onset his foot
slipped and he threw himself. The Rev. Mr.
Sullivan smiled incredulously, and the statement
was declared by the spectators to be only "a
willy subterfuge." Mr. Davis offers to wrestle
the clergyman again at any time satisfactory to
the latter, MISREPRESENTATION" either for fun
or the ice cream for the party. He says that he
Is confident that he can throw the Rev. Mr. Sui
livan. After the tussle both of the wrestlers had
to send their brOadcloth suits to shop to be
cleaned and repaired
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pril ., ,ssa-stack Mary E, v 81, Germany, az


July Is. issi-santoney Mary. G %. UEn sw.
March Y 1sSimssa Mo. THEODORE 70 Germany
May 9, lssl-stephens Bernadina, v 20. Germany,
Jan. y, lssi-stettinius Mary A.. 49, Nd. 4seLous-
Sept. 10, issO-s.ory James, " m rs. KY, washing
Feb z issl.sullivan Luther Owen, m IS. Va.
Sept il. Ia 1sso~sull,van Morris, m Is, ireland,
LIST and I'd and g and II SITS e.
Nov 2, 1S81-Talifaro George, m 80, Va, Ben
June IL, issoITayior Eliza, 49, Va. 215 st n ".
Jan &c, lsSl1Taylor Fanny, c f76, Va. Washington
July !. issi-Teagle Parker, m 49, Va, 1881 st
Nov %, lssl-Tenley VIM H. W m 70. Nd, ss4 L st
March !, lsss.-Terren Ann, W 81. Md. Home FOR
Dec go 1sslSThomas Henry, m 49, Nd, Freed
Nov II, lsso.Thomas William. m &c. Nd. bet
4th and 5th SITS n e.
Feo 70 Bsl-Thompson John, W m 81, Nd, 425
April l, lssl-Tol1iver Charles, m IS. Va, Con-
gress st alley.
Jan 6, lss2-Towles James, W m t. Va, 500 st
April le, 1ssl-Tucker Abraham, m 70, N. c., 222
Oct s. lssO-Tunison Sarah, W 50, n j., 17os N 7.
April il, lSss-Turk Maria, W fs4, N. Y, 1915 st
April /, 1ss2-Turner Charles, 81. Md, K st, bet
Sd and ~ sw.
and 9th and 7th SITS w.
June IL. 1SS0-Uppermann Geo., W m 76, D. c., IL
Dec. 4, 1ssl-van Valen Jane, W rs, NY, $40 18th
April j. issi-velte Julia c.. W.T. rs, Germany, TO
March IS. isss-vermillion Deborah, 20, D. c.,
Sept 9, 1850 owles Reoecca. W 70, Va, Home
for the AUei.
July: 49, 1sst-WacksmIth, Chris H., W t 70, Prus-
July So issl-Walker Celia, W 81, Md, 1856 st ".
Jan. 30. 1Sa2-Walker Henry b.. W m SO, Nd,
Freedmen,s Hospital.
Dec. 2, lso0-Ware Neticia, c 80, Nd, 1898 Q st
west.
Jan. j., Is lsss1;Xash!nston Emanuel. m 80, Va.
Goat alley.
Ridge st, bet 4th ana 9Th W.
Oct. 10, 1882 -Waters Margaret, C rs, D. c., 2s1s
July 81. lss1~webb Lewis, m 80, Va ,sss at s W.
March "a, lsSs-webb Martin, W m 77,va ,l6l4 18th
April lssl-weno Peggyc lo4. Va, st. between
Sept :, lssO-West Elizabeth, W 7e, Nd, la7 9Th
May 10. 1sss-white Mary Ann, W 70, Nd, ITO
Nov. Is, 1sso-whorton Robert. m Is, Va, Sc.
Feb. l9, -Wilkerson Major J., m rs, Va. 1922
N. j. ave.
May Is, 1ss2-Wiliams Jane, C 70. Nd. 40 stse.
March ~, lSS2-Wllliams Jesse, N 76, Nd, 30
stSe.
Dec. 81, 1SS1-William Priscilla, f1G0 Nd, Hills
dale
Mar H. 1ssa-wnlis Ann E., cfs3.va, 2sc9 O st.
Sept. "A, l830-Wtlls Jane F., W 79, Nd, Oil st
Dec. 6, 1sSl-Winter Thomas, W m rs, Nd, 1901
Stnw.
Jan. 8. l8S1-Wood Charles, c m 80. Nd, Provi-
dence hospital.
June "a l88O-WoOd Edward C m 4O Va Freed.
mems hospital.
May ID, lssl-Wood Pnner, C m IS, Md, 1724 21st
NV.
Jan. 3D. 1581-Woodward Eliza, c 90, Nd, 1912
New Jersey avenue n W.
June 30, 1ss1-Wormley Nancy, 90, Va, 22l0 18th
Stnw.
Mar q, 1sS1-Young Caroline, 80, Nd, between
9th. ID and SITS ne.
Dec. %, l8s0-Young Jane, c so, Md, corner Gay
and Monroe SLS
Sept. &C., 1se0-Young Richard, W m n, Nd, s6
Bridge st.
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MN MN FEE Mn 90 NM NJ W
MINNIE Nm N o ONN MI
HEfsE T.. sS n $$ss$S n E..

DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeeners-
tor is made expressly for the Of arrangements Of
the procreative organs. Whenever any debility Of the
generauve organs occurs, from whatever cause, the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them TO healthy action
There is mistake about this instrument Years Of
use have tested it. and thousands testified
to- Weakness from Indiscretion. Incapacty, Lack q
Vigor Stery-in fact any trouble of these organs ID
cured Do not confound this with electric belts aver.
tsed to cure all Ills from head toe This il for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving fuu
Information address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
mh3-s&w 103 Washington street Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-30

Rev Henry WARD BErcHrR
OF
DR.. WNSEND' REMEDY
HAY FEVER. ASTHMA AND CATARRH:
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Sept "a. 1881,
II believe il win be sure in ninety cases in hum
dred." 1890 ~
BROOKLYN. N. Y, Oct. IL 1882
II am happy to say that your remedy has served me
a second season fully wei as the last year"
Pamphlets with Mr. Beecher's full letters ana othss
testimonials furnished on application
Prepared only by
DR.. NJ. M. TOWNSEND, FROSTBURG. MD.
Price 80 cents and 81. 80 per bottle.
Fol sale 10y SAMUEL WAGGAMAN, l77 Penpsylyp-
MIA avenue. Washington, D. {. and by the drug trade
seneraly. jel6-lsw6t
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THE FASHIONABLE PARAsoL

ouu Su'utA CIctouuC. lucy are uOG IL al cheap.
but are considered stylish because they are ugly
and have huge twisted handles In natural wood.
Bright red parasols Of large size are 80 COM
monty seen upon the streets that this may be
considered their last appearance-a sort of fare
well season for them. There ia an Immense re-
duction OF cream parasols trimmed with Span
ish lace, and thousands have been thrown
upon the market In consequence of the threat
ened retirement Of this species Of dentele and the
favor bestowed upon its successOr-"Van
Dyke" guipure. But real hand-run Spanish
lace Is too effective to be easily displaced, and
there are combinations OF Spanish patterns with
guipure that are beautiful and viii remain
beautiful and desirable always.
Still there is no question but that guipure IL
again coming to the front, and will be highly
fashionable In the autumn. The new patterns
are very striking-copies ofold historical figures
and effects. particularly those introduced into
collars and cuffs.
Very deep douncings will also be made. which
win almost cover the front OF the dress. and
viii be put on 50 as to display the designs.
The most popular little street garment Is the
hchu Of black lace In thread, hand-run Spanish
or guipure. They vary In size, but not in shape.
and are single, with well-c0vered QrOunds and
no turnover collar. In the smallest sizes they
have taken the place Of the neckerchief; In the
larger ones. Of the visite. They are not 30 ele-
CANT as the dainty mantle, with It's deep full
epaulettes Of lace, or the capes composed Of
rows Of real thread with shoulders Of small
feathers or narrow ribbons, but they are more
simple and convenient than either, and there
fore better adapted to the majority.
JfNxY Juxu.
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( Z e. 90 7 4 ~ ALL I
s IS IS ): : E., 8 !! ) ) T E T.

No Prerarat1on-Always Re
Mende Marble. Stone. Patches
Goods, Bric-a-brac. Jewelry, \
and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap
Ornaments Of every kind, Book
everything else with eyerlastil
Manufacturers OF 0ummed
Fine Carriage and Pianos and
sawyers, &C., supplied by gall,
20 Cts. per Bottle; by mai
Mailed only by the manufsctur
j. u. O'MEARA l. CO., l347 L
Live Agents wanted everywh
Grocera. Stationers. Hardware q
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Menila Glaaa Crochs-

Mends Glass, Crockery,
Wood, China, Leather.
&c. solid 40 rock! Hard
as adamantl FIRM AZ
GRANTED Strongest
toughest and most elaO-
tic Glue on earthi A
SamsonianG iantamon9
al other Clues and o.
ments! Absolutely Un.
breakable and Insep-
arahiat NnHE Att Rh0
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pleasure inthe mere touch of soft, rich fabric
and when the air is filed with them, when every
movement brings contact and every glance q
heaven OF changing color, every sense of per-
ceptlon IN ones nature runs to the windows of
the soul to see the procession pass"
There is much, tOO in being s:at home" in
ones clothes, In wearing and not soiling OF
spoiling the most delicate materials. One of
tne good things among theexclusively fashion,
aDle Is their exquisite personal neatness, their
any spot and blemish and always ready for the
puoiic SHOW and parade. Fine feathers demand
line birds. and usually succeed In getting them
but the bird must cultivate herself and use self
denial II she Is to stay fine. 1t is often said that
iasni9naoie women have new dress for every
occasion; that they only wear it once. and the
like. Never was greater mistake. The majority
OF really fashionable women wear their clothes
more nearly s'Out" than the same number OF
cooks and kitchen girls. They wear them in
cessantly; they take them to pieces, they make
the real lace or the rich brocade and have it
transferred to one costume after another;
they put two old dresses together: they
VIII wear delicate cream and pink and
Ilue scores OF times without showing
always clean and live in perfectly clean atmos-
phere, without knowing how 1t is kept SO. and
with the fragrance of fresh flowers constantly
present TO lmpart nameless charm to the
ioVely mateliais. working women are not at
home In their best clothes any more than work
Ing men, though they usually contrive to look
as II they were. The happiest moment to them
Is when they take them of The habit OF wear
Ing lovely things all the time takes away the
Ieein9 OF consciousness which Is almost insep-
arabic rom wearing them occasionally More
over. the woman Of limited means and econOmi-
cal habits cannot, In the nature OF things, buy
what she likes or is most becoming TO her. she
must select that which will do her the most Ger
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ldy-Always LIQUIDi
on Leather and Rubber
iefals. Billiard Cue Tp0
Books. Leather Betting,
Backs. Earthenware and
X inseperable tenscityii
labels. Textile Fabrics.
Cabinet Makers. scroll
IN or barrel.
. postpaid. l0c. extra.
ers.
A. av.. Warrington. n. O
ere. Sold by nru9gistA
nd general etoree. mh71
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Giienbabnbar : Seriammlnns.

Samitas @benb farb unter benz Soriis bes
9rn. Geo. 9. Burd cine sablrei9e Sers
ianmIuns BON Sarsern unb @ei9dftslsus
ten ~unlerer Stabt I'm Gourtbaule itatt, nm
bic Musfibrbarfeit bes 8ares elmer @iiens
balm in grpdsuns 81 sieben, wel9e in
norbmeitlider &i6tlss pom Der Stabt,
bur6 bas Tbal bes tleinen Maquofetas
Sluiles l~aufenb, BEN n6rbli6en Sbel pom
Selamare Ssuntp Sur9i6neiben .unb bann
IN norbweitli9er fi9tun9 mad Minneiota
unb Oafota ibre Sortleeuns FnSen ioa.
Der Ssri6las bes SaueS elmer iol6en
gabn fanb cine lebbaite gmpfebluns BON
elmer sroBen Insabl %unierer tonansebenben
girser, ba inter Die Serren: 8. g. Sars
len, Gen. Sanbeper, Sol. .. 9. 6enbers
ion, Sobn sc. &auer, Gen. SEQ. @.
Sonss. @m. 8. &nisbt, 6. s.. gisbmep,
Sobn 8. &pber, 80. =. @oOorIff. o. 6.
9pon, Simmons BON Sin DAT II. u. NJ
Sei6lolIen murbe auf @ntrag bes Srn.
@aaer: vein @omite gu ernenaen, bette
benb aus ben !Serren See. g. 8nr6, Sobn
Sbsmpion, u. u. Cooper, Maior Sap,
90. 90. @alfer, Sobn 8el unb 9lbam
Sod, nit Dem Suffrage, cine SncOrporas
tionss9lfte aussufertisen unb ~baraufbin
llnteri9riften BON GerIo.len su iammeln,
wel6e ii6 ais @rinber BEL Dem Sauunter>
nebmen elmer in norbweitli9er Gi6tung
pom Dubuque luufenben Gilenbabn betbeis
lisen wo0eit. Die Geriammliuns uertaste
ii9 barauf nit Der Grmd9tisuns obisen
Gomites, bieielbe su elmer weiteren Sig
suns wieber einsuberufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
10000 Sbaler berth Gleieer.

Nanners unb ~6nabenansiise int &ertb
BON so, 900 Dollars miifen bis gum eriten
Suli perfauft iein, in benz beriibmten New
York Clsthing Store. neil elm Sbeilbaber aus
benz gei6aTte .beraussebt. lin Dem @ams
pasnon iein encyclopedias gelb baar aus
susablen, werben Die 9eute bic @aaren 10
bi1is ME nur irsenb mOsli9 erbalten.
alie paBt auf, benutt bic @elesenbsit,
ipart iauer errporbenes @elb unb sebt Gum
New York Clothing Store, go. 6s7
gauinitraBe, nubs tier Strabe, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Ginen praftiiden unb nadabmunsss

Ginen praitiiden unb ~nadabmunss'
wertben Wes babsn bic BeborSen in 0ils
minstsn, Selaware, einsei9lasen, nm bic
Gelearapben : @eieaidaftea su Swinsen,
ibre Ordbte bur9 bic Strasen Der Stabt
unterirbiid gu leiten. sic baben fir ieben
Selesrapbenpfabl cine Steuer BON 81 feits
seiett. Oa bic b~ortisen itabtii9en Be,
BORDEN enti9lo1en iinb, bic Steuer aaiabrs
lid ritiidtslOs ein3utreiben, 70 biirfte ben
Observation-Disclosures bic @ei6i9te balb
gu totipieli9 werben unb bic Stabt iett
ibren WiQen bur6 unb betommt u~nterirs
Sii6e Gelesrapbenleitunssn.
Der 0es wiirben mir benz Stabtratb
pom Dubuque audi unratben. SIS lit obnes
bin ni6t &e6t, oaB ~Gompasnisen gu 9ri.
patsweden Siientli9es Gisentbum obne
@nti9aeisuns gu Sablen, bsnuben. 8as
fiir bic Selesrapb:@ Ompasnie gilt, ioa nas
tirli3 aud fir bic 3elePbOn GOmpasnie
gelten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Soma bat pier Snlanbifeuers0 iifrift,

Soma bat pier SnIambifeuersO ifrifte,
nit ibren Sfficem b~esiebunsswsiie in Oes
Mfoines, Dubuque, Davenport unb Surs
linston. @ie psn @aibin9tOn beri6tet
wiro, bat Brdiibent 9lrtbur auf BEN &atb
bes Sinan3sM iniiters Solser bei6lofen,
;uei bieier Somas0 iitrifte am 1. Suli aufs
Subeben unb init ben anbern beiSsn gu pers
idmel,en. @erii3tsweiie uerlautet ferner,
baB bic Steuereinnebmers OfficeH in On
buque unb Burlington abseidafft unb be-
rem Oiitrifte ben Sffieen in Davenport
unb Ses Meines einperleibt merben iolsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
NeusS YiQnu.

Sb. Sabertp bat ioeben elm sroSes EafeI
Sorte>B iano aus Der Sabrif BON @briftp &
Son, Stpl go. 5, an Srn. @uitau Seofs
FROM abseliefert, bas nod benz llrtbeile uon
Sa6ueritdnbisen Hi6t nur fin bas beit'
searbeitete, ieiner auBeren gusitattuns
mad, ionbern audi in 8esus AMI bic Suas
IitSt bes CONS ais Sas bette Biano IN Der
Stabt be,ei6net utrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Sod cine anoere Greuriiun mad benz
Wor0mtiteu.

Die Suinois Central giienbabn So.
wirb am Oienitas, ben 26. SUM-, wiebs,
cine ibrer populSren greariionen mad
Storm Gate, @berOfee, Sc Mars, u. Sod
&apibs in Soma, mad Slapton in Minnes
iota, unb mad atit9sa unb chamberlain
in 0afota peranftulten. Der i3ug gebt
BON Dubuque @benbs nm 6 llbr As Otin.
ab. S6lafpasen laufen obne We9iel
bis Sc SEARS unb Mit9el. @siu9e nm
.3uienoung BON Gircularen ODER 8.feluns
gen bon S9lafpasensSoien ioaten BEL benz
Sainois Central Sifet>9lsenten, ober benz
llnter3ei3neten in Man9eiter, Sswa, am
ober Dor benz %. Suni semadt werOen.
s. s. Merrp,
Sen. sgah .sasent fir ben 8eiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Sic Yodenfranfbeit. weIde por etw

Sic Eodenfranfbeit, weI9e Dor etwa
;wei Nonaten bier bur9 9nfunft zines nit
bieier 6ranfbeit bebafteten OampfbOots
gaiiasiers einsei9leppt wurbe, bat slidlis
derweiie feinen ieu6enartisen Gbare tter
entuidelt. Don ben adt perionen, mel9e
in Sslse bieier gini6leppuns in benz 500
ipitale fir Bodens& rante ~slufnabme unb
8e5anblans fanben, iinb Bis nuf cine, bel
Der bic Rranfbeit einen tObt!iden 8erlauf
batte, ane ais sebeilt entlaiien moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
auIab al geidperoeu gift iest ber an

Ser 6. Strabe, in Der Ndbe Der GlapitraBe,
ftebenbe, orbonnanswibrisc ,gottonwosb"
BappeIbaumt, Der Dem wtldiamen @use bss
Maribals entsansen ga iein i9eint, unb
isst bur9 Gntienbnr.s ieines sefisberten
S%aameniesens bic bortise l~lmsssenO iebr
unsemjtbli6 madt unb Die 9eute in be,
unmittelbaren 9a9bari6aft swinst, Sbi:
rem unb 6eniter sei9loiien su balten, I'M
ibre Simmer Dor gerumreinisuns su i6ii3:
zen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
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CUFF &Oniss s amburser Sruf t.
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meiner Samilie i'm 9ebrau9, unO fam it
benielben nur beitens empfeblen, neil i6on
man9er aus Der Samilie i'm nit benz be-
ffen @rfolse bei grfdltuusen sebraudt bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Geitorben. 9lm Sonnerfas, Morsens

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INN Is rlbr, itarb mad fursem Sranfens
lager 6rdnlsin 90 arsaretba @ute,k
fau bic dlteite So9ter Der SObn @utens
fauf'i9en Gbeleute bierielbit, in Der &obs
hung ibrer @ltern an Der IL. StraBe, SO.
54s. Die OaBinsei6;ebens bate erit bas
Is. 9ebensjabr errei9t unb itanS i'm Ses
srif ii6 CUR bliibenben Sunsfrau sn ents
pideIn, ais Der unerbittli6e Cob ibrer IT.
biiden 2aufbabn elm 10 friib,eitises Gnbe
ma9te. Die 8eerbi9uns fanb am Sams
flag, mad einem &equiem IN Der ct. gfa>
rienfir9e, auf benz beuti6en fatbolii9en
&irdbofe itatt, NO elm sablrei6es @efolse
BON 2eibtrasenOen bic iterbli9en lleberreite
Der Oobinseidiebenen CUR @rbe beitattete.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Ser Nliuerals&eidthum Der llmsesen

pom Dubuque 1T bereits 10 eri3Opft, bat
bas guffinben zines, quite ansbeate per:
ipre6enben Sleilasers ais elm GreisniB be-
tra6tet unb ansefinbist wirb. auf Der
Tarm bes Srn. 6unbert auf Der anoerer
Settle bes Slufes, in @runt Gountp, isis:
coniin, bat neuIi9 Sr. SObn StOne cine
Selsipalte blosselest, aus Der er bereits
sesen 100, 900 Yfanb 8leier, in &lumper
pom 200 bis 800 Yfunb @emi6t gu Sdst
sefSrbert bat, unb bic audi in 3ufunft mod
rei6e ausbeute in Gusii9t felt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Teruualiift. Sam. Cotton, elm u

gernnslidt. Sam. Cotton, elm Dir
better Der gu. Central g~iienbabn, Der bic
Oampfi9aufel in Der Sanbsrube am gats
fii6>greef beSient, erlitt am OennerItas
elm 8ru9 beS 8au9feles, inoem er beim
Grasen elmer i9weren Glanfe, in Tolse
bes aussleitens zines ibm belfenben CIR
beiters, einen fur9tbaren Stos in ben llns
terleib erbielt. Sie fOrperlide Gerleeune
1T cine lebenssefdbrlide /; absr AUDI BEL ses
bSriser 8flese fam sliidli9enfals MIR eins
tbeilweiie @ieberberfteluns errpsrtet wers
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Sas Tener, ipel9es am 9ienitas Nad

mittas .. SO. in benz &au9buuie bss
&atbi9en S9weinleii6 sg~erpadunsss
&ei6aft ausbra6, wurSe, nod ebe es err
bebli9en S3aoen anri9ten fsnnte, burd
Sas prompte ginidreiten ber Seaerwebr
unterbridt. Der Geuermebrmann 81.
gitel, Der, in &au6wolfen e~.nsebiut, ani
benz 9a9e bes &audbauies beiddftist, ba.
bel bar9 cine Qude fiel, fam slifli9er
Weiie obne i6were 0erletunsen SAXON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Ser GiaentbHmcr= antbcil, pel6en Sr

s. S6und on benz bieiisen 9lbenSblatt'
Daily telegraph" bate, lit iett in BIZ
Sdnse bes uerfioiienen StabtsG ecorbers
Srn. Martia Sane, tdufli9 i~ibersesansen
unb Gen antbeil Der Srau Mabonp bat Sr
2pn9 pa6tueiie iibernsmmen, 10 Dab ii
i3ufur It bic @ei6aftsfabruns bes pSele
graph" in ben 9dnben senannter 9errel
lieaen mirS.