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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-01
Polo and Roller Skating.
FoRrsr oIrys VS.. wooproRps roN1eHr.

FOREST CITys VS.. wooDFoRDS TONIGHT.
Tonight the Woodfords and Forest Citys play an
exhibition game at Forest City rink. The Wood
fords are capable of giving the champions hard
badly do their very best. 1t Is their ambition to
win game from the Forest Citys and If they try as
hard as they did the last two games with them the
contest will be exciting enough for any one.
THE LEAGUE CONTEST.
This week ends the contest for the medals, pro-
vding the Forest Citys win either of the games to
be played. They play the Old Orchards Tuesday
night, at Old Orchard and Thursday night at Peaks
Island. They have won IA and lost one of the
games played and the Old Orchards have won II
games this week and then d tie game to come out
ahead. The Forest Citys will do their best to win
both and those who are fortunate enough to see the
games will be well repaid.
NOTES.
Tomorrow night the Camp Uptons and Camp
Gibsons will play again at Forest City rink.
Aquatic.
M. German, of the Enterprise Crew No. 1 of Sa-
lem, which pulled in the X. L. O. R. races at Seba
go Lake, fell down a rocky declivity Just prior to
the race and tore the flesh upon his leg in painful
manner necessitatug the taking of six stitches to
close the wound. Nevertheless, he pulled in his
place in the boat.
BUCKLEY AND o'CoNNELL.
The following challenge explains itself:
To the Edtt0T OF TIE Herald We, the undersign-
ed, do hereby challenge John Buckley and William
O'Connell TO a double scull race in best and best
boats for two gold medals, valued at $780, distance
to be ~ miles straghtaway. The race to be row.
ed in Canadian waters and the date and place to be
mutually agreed upon. w. G. CoNNoR,
@. ENkIGHT,
OF Toronto Rowing Club
Toronto, Aug. %, 1884.
Buckley and O'Connell retired from double scull-
ing last winter, but it is very probable that they
will come together again and give the Canadians
race.
Wallace Ross was in Boston Saturday, and said he
was willing to row Teemer if his hacker was. Ross
is glad that Mr.. Inness has challenged Beach for
him. for the Spertsmans challenge cup, now owned
by Ross. and 81 900 side. He is willing to row
best The date and place of the Teemer-Ross race
will be decided this week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-01
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.
The indications for New England to-day are
fair weather, northwestsrly winds, becoming
variable, nearly stationary temperature and
higher barometer.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
[11.27 P. MI
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MEETINGS.
Dexter and Newport r.. R.

Dexter and Newport H. II.
TEIHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il Dexter and Newport Railroad Company will
be held at the Town Hail. in Dexter, in Penobscot
County, on Wednesday, the Sd day of September.
1884 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
OF hearing the report of the directors and choosing
board of directors for the ensuing year.
Per order of Directors
JOSIAH CROSBY, Clerk.
August /, 1884. aug27dtsep3
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CAUCUSES


The Republicans of Scarborough are req uested to
O'Clock p. M to nominate candidate for Represent
tative to the Legislature also TO transact any other
business that may come before the meeting.
Per order Town Committee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SINGING.

q. y. Carleton, Vocal teacher and Baritone So
loist. For several years in Italy with best masters
Address, 11S CONGRESS ST., Portland, Me.
aug26 sndlm.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

CHEATED THE
Turner, the murderer Of Shuttles,
was taken to GreenvilIe, Ca, on
Thursday to be hanged. He was
placed in Jail, and remained all
night alone, praying part of the
time and sleeping at intervals. Fri
day morning he told the Sheriff.
that he had tried several times to
commit suicide, but was sorry, as
he loved Jesus and would 90 to
Heaven. He asked the Sheriff to
leave him alone 50 that he might
pray, and his request was granted.
The Sheriff returned soon after
ward to tell Turner that his father
mother and sister wanted to see
him, and found him with a small
SILK handkerchief tied 80 tightly
around his neck that knife blade
could not be inserted under it.
Physicians were called in, but thev
could do nothing, as Turner was
dead. His mother fell across the
body exclaiming: "Have YOU re-
ally gone to Jesus? They have
not had a chance to put rope a.
round that dear neck. You have
beat them at last. She had to he
removed from the body by force.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25
The Electoral College.

The Electoral College will this
year consist Of the following votes !:
Alabama, 10; California, 8;
Connecticut, 6; Florida, 4; Hi
nois, %; Iowa, l3; kentucky, l3 I;
Maine, 6; Massachusetts,, Ii; ;
Minnesota, 7; Missouri, l6! Ncva-
da, 3; New Jersey, 8; North Car
olina, H.; Oregon, 3; Rhode Is
land. 4; Tennessee, II; Vermont,
(; West Virginia, 6; Arkansas, Z;
Colorado, 3; Delaware, 8; Georg-
ia, l2; Indiana, Is; Kansas, 8;
Louisiana, s; Maryland, S; Michi-
gan. l3; Mississippi, 8; Nebras-
la, 5; New Hampshire, 4; New
York, 36; Ohio, %; Pennsylvan-
ia, 30; South Carolina, 8; Texas,
l3; Virginia, -; Wisconsin, II :;
Total 40l. Necessary to choice
POI.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25
Leap Year Rules.

Gentlemen unattended by ladies
are not expected. . .-
Ladies should not become imna-
tient if they are kept waiting an
hour or so after calling at the house.
Should the evening be inclement,
the gents should not be allowed to
walk. = ~ :.
Each lady should furnish her
partner with boquet. "
Ladies should not embarrass
their partners with sudden propo-
sails at the first ball.
1t is hoped the gentlemen will
not be urged to remain up too late ,
as their parents will be unusually
anxious about them during lear
year.
Gentlemen expecting to be wall
flowers should provide themselves
with newspapers, or novels, with
which to while away the time.
Ladies should provide themselves
with rubber bands to fasten gents
slipper with.
The gentlemen expect that the
ladies will do away with the use Of
powder on their arms-as it iniur-
es their dress suits.
Ladies must wear gloves while
dancing
Ladies are not expected to brin5
two gentlemen to the ball, as it is
"a dead give away'-to one a,
least.
AS the gentlemen will frcuucpt-
~ want to the dressing room to re-
arrange their apparel, it is expect
ed that the room will be provided
with glasses-and clOvcs-esDcc-
tally cloves.
Gentlemen who have been left
out in the cold' will please send in
their regrets next day-'indisposi-
tlon,' 'slight cold,' 'non-arrival of
washing,' ETC., will do to use as an
explanation Of absence.
Those who dance must pay the
fiddler.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

turned upon his wife, beating her
severely with his fist. Jealously
was the cause Of the trouble.
Mondays wife was one ofthe Bur-
ten girls. -Laurens Merchant and
Farmer. 40,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

and Atlanta, via Washington and Dan
vile, Greensboro and Asheville.
On trains Nos, So and SO, Richmond
and Danvillc, Washington and Angus
ta, Washington and New Orleans;
.ngA- Through Tickets on sale at
Charlotte, Greenville, Seneca, Spar
tanburg and gainesville to all points
Sonths Southwest, N orth and East.
A, with N + R.R to and from Athens.
Is, with r r to and from rallu-
lah Falls, 4
c., with FL. Air-Linc, to and from
Elbcrton and Bowersvillc.
D, with Blue Ridge II to and from
Walhalla, &c. .......
E., with c. and G. r. r. to aud from
Newbcrry, Alston and Columbia.
f, with A and and u and GRE
to and from Hcndersonville, Alston SC.
G, with Chester and Lenoir r r to
and from chester, Yorkvillc and Dallas
III, with N Division and G and A
Il r. to and from greensboro, Raleigh,
&c. EDWIN BER1<LEv, Supt.
VI. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Pass. Act.
A. l.. RIVEs, 2d V p & Gen. Man''r,
South Carolina Railway Company.
{ Nommencing Sunday, January 20,
~ 1884, at p NJ. Passenger Trains
will lum as follows until further notice,
"EaStern time 80
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAST (DAILY)
Depart Columbia ut 8 40 am 534pm
Due Charleston at % Il m 1910 "
WEST DAILY)
Depart Charleston 700am 4OOpm
Due at Columbia at II 40 = 1895 9
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
East DAILY except S,nday.)
Depart Columbia at 6 40am 534pm
Due at Camden at 55pm S35
West (Oaily except Sunday.)
Depart Camden 1T 7l5am 4l5pm
Due at Columbia II 40 lO35
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA.
East Oaily.)
Depart Columbia at 4Oam 534p.n
Due ut Augusta ut IL O5pm 7lOam
West Daily)
Depart Augusta at 6nSam 5O0pm
Due 1T Columbia ut ii 10 - 1895
CONNECTIONS
made at Columbia with Columbia and
|Grecnvillc Railroad by train arriving
at IL 40 a m, and departing at BAD.
M. at Columbia Junction with Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
by same train to and from all pnints on
bOtl, roads.
At Chlrleston n with Steamers fo
New York on Saturday; and on Tues
day and Saturday with Steamer for
Jacksonville and points on st. Johns
River; also, with Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railroad to and from Savan
nah and all points in Florida.
At Augusta with Georgia and Gen.
tral Railroads to and from all points
West and South. At Blackvillc to and
from points on Blrnwcll Railroad.
Through tickets can be purchased to al
points South and West by applying To
ID co UEEN, Agent, Columbia, Sc
JOHN b. PECK, General Manager.
ID T. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. andT'k't Act,
r, y GARRETT
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

a BRAVE WoMAN.-Mrs. Mar
tin, Of Omaha, didn't scream when
she unlocked her room and saw a
burglar. On the contrary. she
marched him to the police station.
The Omaha Bee sketches the scene; !;
a big strapping fellow, fully six
feet high, with broad shoulders
and heavy frame, came marching
ZIP the street with his head hang
ing, and looking decidedly sheep
ish. Right behind him walked a
little woman, Of average hight and
slim build, but in her eye was a de-
tcrmincd look, and what looked
more determined was five shoot
or revolver, which she carried in
her right hand, with the muzzlc in
4 direct line with the big fellow $
head. The pistol was cooked, and
theprisoncr knew from tho look in
her eye that a misstcp meant" lead
On pills for him. After the lady
had turned her man over to an o!li
Ger she put away the pistol,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

BAD CUTTING SCRArE IN LAr-
RENs.--On last Sunday, near Cen
treville, IN this county. j. A. Mon
LAY assailcd w. N. Culberson with
his knife, inhicting several severe
wounds, one six inches long and
one inch deep on his thigh; the
others not so severe. But for the
interference Of Mondays wife Gull
berson would in all probability
have been killed. After Culber-
SOD escaped, the infuriated man
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

-'lcs,' said young Montyom-
cry Smyth, proudly, 4 can trace
my ancestry back for generations.
None but the hlucst blood flows in
my veins, and inserting the head
Of his cane in his mouth went away.
Yes, indeed, you can go back for
generations remarked one Of the
gentlemen addressed I know all
about your family. Yonr grand
father was q Smyth, your great
grandfather Il Smyth and your
;great-great grandfather a black
smith,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25
RICHMOND & DANVILLE
RAILROAD. "
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..

On after Feb. 81, 1884, Passenger
Train service on the A., & G. Air. Lihe
Division will be- rs follows = .@'} " r
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-25

FATHER AND SoN.--'So You have
lost your position,' said father
to his son who had been working
IN a grocery store.
Yes replied the son.
Did your employer give any
reason tor discharging you:'
lie SAID ! loaded myself too
much from the cider barrel.'
An, | see! And what did YOU
say when hc fired you:'
I Didn't say o word. I just
went off,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Serbanolunsen tes SupeTUiiOrenratbcs
bon 9nbnqnc 60.

Sieun9 pom Z. San. 1884. - Ter Ratb
periammelte lid INN 2 llbr gtadmitta9s ;lr re.
9elmGBi9en Ssanucr.S isun9. Ale Otitglieoer
maren onpeieno. Ser erwGblre Superuiior
S,obu WcJtumaro le9te ben Amtseio ob. Oeor9
S6mitt puroe ais Toriieer iir oas l~auienoe
Sobr erlpGblt. Ser getrNg Der giirgl6oiten
i~ol9enoer Geamten puroe rpie iolat teitgeilelt:
S6ogmeiiter 500, 900; Sberiii $25 900; gllOi:
tor $4,000; SduliuperiutenOent $500 ;
Gountp Suruepor $500; Coroner $500
Gountp z glrSt s. 600; County, anluGlt s., 600
4uiieber Der @rmen= lluterltiiBuu9 81 600; Der
walter pes &rmenbuuieS $4,000; Suuitor bes
Gourtbouies $500. Die amtlideu @iirgidaits=
pupiere oes Gountp 2luoitors, oes Sberifis, oes
S6ulluperintenoenten, oeS SoronerS uno oeS
GouutD Surpepors wlrbeu 9enebmi9t. Vie
9rnennun9 pon q. S.Wturrap ais 0eputp auois
tor muroe 9enebmi9t. Die Bombs Der na6iols
9enb 9enannten Srieoensri6ter mnb Gonitabler,
bic eripGblt muroen nm Safan;en gu iiilen, unb
bic pGbrenb Der 6erien senebmist woroen ma
ren, muroen 9ut9ebeiBen, nGmlid: Wiuiam
Grid, SrieoenSri6ter, Nem Bine 2oipnibip e.
=. Guislep, Sriebensridter, Sulien Gownibip;
Oscar Gnbres. Gonitabler, Center 3ownibip;
George @oetmann, Gonaabler, Rem a8ine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Sie guBuaderin Srau M. 9Ore3, @de
Der IA. unb @lupitraBe, u~ertduft gu bebeus
tenb bsrabseieeten 9reiien.

Ser General uitmeiiter srlisB einen
gsfebl, wsI6er bus 8OrtO auf ueri6iebens
&rtitel, peI9e friiber ais Yoitia9en 8.
&laiie ober Orutia9en saIten unb einem
Yorto pon einem Sent fir je Swei llnSen
unterporfsn paren, erbObt. Dem gefeble
our 6olse iolIen Oieie @esenitdnbe 3utinfs
tis als 6aufmunnswaaren ODER Yoitia9en
Der 4. &luiie selten unb einem gOrto bon
sinsm Sent pro llnSe u%nterporfen iein.
Die betreffenben @esenitanOe umfufen
gtitstten (Labels), photographer, Spiels
unb 8iiitentarten, Papiertiten, S9reibs
pupier nit barauf sebrudtem Ramen Der
Sirmen, GOuDsrte unb berslei9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

GidtCr Sbiras bat BEN porIdufigen
GinboItsbciebl in Der 6IO9e Der Gb., M.
unb ct. Saul giienbobn So. 9cacn Die
Stubt Sobulo uno bOs County Sad OH
am Iettcn 9Onneritug w]jperruien, uno per:
prbnet, oaB Der Sal Dor Der gonSen 6Or.
peri6aft Der Gi6ter ocS Ser. ct. @e,i6ts
Sur &%erbOnolun9 fpmmen iOu. Set Der
6lo9e bnnoeIt cs iid ourum, oh Die Griidc
iiber Den Otiiiiiiippi bel Sabula cinfu9 ais
@iienbubu ober Ols Bride belteuert werren
iOa. SIM eriten Sale, unr oOs bcbouptct
Die Gpmpugnie, bate Die StObt SObuIa II.
ou6 Sotion county ni6t bas Ge6t Der
geiteuerun9, i'm unbcrn Sale wObl. Sic
QOiung Der 6ru9e lit i"niOfern idwierig, als
es beiBt, mas lit Suife, mas lit Pfabl;
merf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Wtuttcr uu0 Spbn.

Gin Sobn fru9te feline Mhltter, purlm
Der Nep gOrt Glotbins Store 10 biaise
&leioer uertuufe. Su, untwortete Die Mtut;
ter, bas lit gang einfu9. Die 0eute, Die
ibre &unbi9uft bebuIten molten, fubriSireu
ieIbit. SoI9e Qeute wiiien, ouB mir 9ue
bart arbeiten miiien unO beoienen beBbuIb
bic &unben reel. Damn .9ebt aud Sober
mad benz Nep 0ort GIotbins Store, nm
&leiOer gu ~tuufen, neil Der gtep 9ort Glos
thing Store, go. 687 Mainitrube nobe oer
item StruBe in Dubuque, Der biaisite
Ylat lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Im Srcitag uorIebter ISOLDE fturb 81

Gin Srcitag uOrIetter ISOLDE iturb St
9in DAT in unierm County, wobIuerieben
nit ben B. Satrumenten, I'M 2lter bon 66
Sabren SEER Midael Sdmit, elmer Der al:
ten 9lniieo!er, bOd9eudtet ppn aaen, Die
ibn tannten. Der Seritorbene war gu
&ubIingen an Der Suuer, i'm Regierun9s:
beStrt Grier, 9~ebOren, uno wObnte an Die
"a Sabre uuf ieiner 6urm bel 9in Dat.
@r binterlGBt cine trouernbe Satin unb s
erpu6iene 6tnber, 5 SObne unb 3 GOds
ter. Die 2eide bes straightforward wurO
I'M MOntug |. 8. uuf Dem 6riebbOfe gu
SOIp GrOB CUR Ietten Rube beitattet.
3ublrei3 betbeiIi9ten ii9 Die 6reunoe unb
gtu6burn an Der SeerOi9un9. NOse sr
ruben IN Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
@ciBe @ahSfersen

su Subritprsiisn iinb fir 9rieiter unt
SoI6e, bic bic &ersen pieber uertuufen,
bel Dem llntersei9neten in SuuntitGter
gu so Gents bus 9funo gu buben. Sc
wirb bubur6 3eit unO 6ru9t seipurt, wenr
bic SrbreS 9lei9 ein9eianot weroen. Se:
~itelun9en, benen fein @elO beiseiist lit
per6en c. o. d. perianbt.
&atboIii6e Su6banbluns
s. s. &iebeL
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
StGOtc Ubne NbSugefanGle.

Stdbte obne AbSu9sfundIe bOben bGufi9
cine ucr9iftete atmOipbGre, Die oft Die
i6Iimmiten Sormen BON @oui9telt uno
Qebers uno Nierenleibcn e,Seu9t. 9 t.
Qu9. 6 Oni9'S 9Ombur9er &rOp.
t furiren oui Der Stclle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
SER Sppcubcim pum New York Cloth

ing Store, go. 677 MainitraBe, nabe Z.
StraBe, mu3t benz Yublitum betannt, baB
Der sanse Stod Wtanners unb &naben.9lns
siise, iopie lleberrOde, iiber $50, 900 wertb,
bis gum Is. Sanuar p~ertauft iein muB,
iosar untsr &oitpr.is, neil Der Store ums
aebaut pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Cute @ctegenbett I!

Die WaNermablmhblc In SilbertsUilc, am Gtoar Slu6
aeleqru, in pel4e 3 Puar GIsine uouGui Su tbuu baben,
uno pelbe aui's Bette eiuacridtst uuo iolto erbaut, NJ uns
ter isbr s~iuriseu Bsoirsuugen gu utriGulen. Der cine pon
ben bstoeu Sigeutbumern bat 8d'eid iu letHer Detrndtb
aemadt, Der auoere iii R~rantbetts hulbsr geSuunssn, oas
Sei6dit auisueeben. lin udbsre Sustnnli nsnee man rb
an peter Sruuer ODER uot better. man beieb. bic ses
leaenbsit ielbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
81 eju6t t.

SER q. Discount Don Saeul, i'm @roBbers
;o9tbum 9uremburg, iest 81 9taple Fart. i'm
National House, Rane So, S,uInoiS, mofte
oerne milien, mo ieiue &unte S6niter, ODER ibre
Siuoer ieieu. Sic puuoerte in 1S47 pom g}euts
dateou in Der bel9ii6eu lrouinS Srlremburg
aus. 0er NGbereS meiB, lit 9ebeten, es on
6errn Discount inter Der 9e9ebeuen Aorelle nit
;itbeilen, Der I'M YorollS oaiur oantt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

Sbidon Der cine Der @ebrioer lltt gum
8i6ter ernannt wor6en 1T, ietsn bic beis
ben an6ern griber Natban Is. hit unb
Sobn g. hit bic 9lbuofuten:Y ruris, iowobl
in 9persuiue ais in Dubuque, wie friiber
pOrun uuO empfeblen ii3 einem seebrten
Yublitum beItens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
6c,uamote YeriOneu

t6nueu ourd ben Ser rie5 lcidt usr'duiider nh nnglt
der, bauptiddtrd bel ben Ttuiihen tmmer %gdngbarsr Ar
titsl eincn oauernoen uuo gutsu Teroisult erSteltn. Ners
ruhspeiie werocu Proben per GrprrB, une 9enaue suss
tunit sleid ,siti9 per Bon Sugeldidi. Gereie: Uf. erntt
GIrrsIouo ohio AMI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
@olOene @elesenbeit @elO 81 ueroie=
nen.-SOtel ;uIl Serfauf.

I'd bi.te mtiu ui,lbs'anut,s. in SObuIa. Soma, belsses
mes Sotel ,um g.rtaui on. 3aiieIbe lit pGs eiuStse, etutlte
Ssisl am 1las uuo ma9t ausge'eidnets Gsi6ali,. Der
9lap b.itsbt ans uier Sotisn nit Sridbaus 90 bel 90.
Stau 30 bel 90, grunuen, Ginsrne, &c. Sm erreu Stod
bes Sauies it ei, sinSise Saue in Der StGot stnsert6tst
fur bdu. uuo 3btatsr Sm Sorroom limb Siuia b. uns
pooltiid, uno ausseSettntts sunoihaii. - Wab1t AUS
tuuit BET Serrp Slenner
SabuIa, Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
9~ieiicnNcr Agcnt :-Perr !. poePIs.

Mtcbrerc GurreIpOnbruicr, Die unS gu
ipdt ~Su9in9en, muBten bis nd6lte Nummer
suriid9ele9t weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

Sa8 Scrmictbcn Der StiibIe in Der 9ers
Seiu Stride am SOnntus D. &. er9ub
$lOOS.7 10, etpa $50 mcbr als pos Iettes
nal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
81 b%erfanfcn.
cute @elesembeit fur aatbolifen

Der llnterJtianste inht etiuubbsttsbalbcr ietu tn
Silbertspiu,, Siadbapt Co.. s~ele9ents gts,nibum In mtt'
ten elmer gang iaibciiidsn auttelun9. aus Der Saae su
pertauitn; IS limb bies 7 Saupldse, aui otutr 3 Sebdnet
tisb.n. Su sp,i btri,lb,n psrosu ~bllb,nbe Briddtis, tn
BEN ,intn tin gusnwaarsn., giieHs uut Srscsriesehdii,
In BEN anetren Nirtbidatt uuo Apoisste b,trtsben. Gns
britt, III sin lttinuuts su,iit6dis,s 92~Obnbaus mtt sutsm
Rtner uno ME priise.nesm Sruunen. an,s tn queen
1ultanbe. ~Yi,bbaber tonuen nit ben beioen Stores ~
BaupldSt, nit BEN &obnbause btntaas "a Sauplasttau.
len. Die ibrisen btiotu eoupIdse obn. etbduot uno ~
sdsr sut,s gaSo fns ,bsnials Tell. 3ans pirs @irlbs
idaii unb Apotbete btioussrs iil sssottn. stseheost 60
iabren Rdbtrs bel gsatbtas Wnutr,
gilbertspiue, Siadbawt TO-, Sspa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

@cbt ju SanmbOper's neuem Store.
Notions, Serrene unb 8umen:N uSitat.
tun9sortiteI, biuiger benn je SuuOr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

YnBmaderin W. 9orc,, Gde IA unb
GlapitraBe, bat Die neueiten Wtooen BON
Siten, Yonnsts, grautfrdnSen unb Srauts
idleiern, 10 pie Naes 0erartise in bas
Busma9erseiddft Ginidlasenbe an Sanb
uno u~ertGuft biuiser ais ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Neue 4 n5eiSen.
Steae gein6t
d efm d t.
. berSotIIe
6eihdfts Qn,ei0e.

Der llntsr,sidnsts ;ei9t isinsn Sreunben unb
benz Yublifum I'M 9Ql9emeinen oil, bab er, na6s
benz iein alter @eidGitsplas tiirsIid bur6 6euer
ssritort wurbe, iein
Scfens, Giiens & 8lehmaaren : 0cidGit,
in 3perspill c aui Der Oitieite Der Bride err
oiinet bat, uub ii6 ireuen piro, oaielbit leine
alien uub re6t piele neuen 6unoen ;u empian.
gen. @ugult Mnebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
> @Odeutlide Srieliite.
gfo. 3.
Dubuque, ben IA. Samuar 1884.

VlblQlle, ben tt. ,S01ll0r 1881.
Sn wslder ale Srrsie ~aust,tisi ruo. pslds rom Z. Gan.
bis ,um ii. Sannar tn Der bisIgsu gpitoihst unastommen
uuo nidi dbgsbolt perosu itnp.
gauer @nna Wiott Watbios
gelti9er Geor9e Oluls Wilbelm 2
geri6em q y Jppto 6ront
geemer 80 WirS 6pbiner Ireo 2
Gaooii Sobanu S6miot Garl
GberS Solepb 2 Sdmio Sobannes @
Giiel @eorge Sple9el = ".
Rneip gubreas Sieoemcnn Sbeo
6aminerer Senri BeiSbed gnlie Diff
Farmer Die 0pncoop s
Qoren; 2bereiia
waH peretN. ni4t. psux man rad Sref.n auf stsisr sih,
trast, sn btmnttn. bab ft aHststtst fHe, nab bic Rum
nsI br Drithiitt a~Hsussbsu.
Osssss Gsass, psRmstaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Nrdjitect.

Mrbitect.
Sreb. !'eer, 9lr6itect unb Superintens
bent. Sdulen unO 6ir9en cine SpeSiaIis
tit. 2l9tr StraBe, sm. Soma II. Glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
CHICAGO Warftbertht.

Chicago Warftberiht.
Wer Gele9rapb0 IA. San. 1884
0eisen-9to. g.. s .9S.
WeIf6foru-53 Sts.
Saier-32 Sts.
0utter-24 bis 81 Gts.
@ier-21 bis % Gts.
@bisfp-$1.16.
cd SOL bis $50.
@inbpieb-$5.O0 bis $50.
Sdmeinefei 6-$14.35 bis 14.40.
Wilpaufee Warftbertdtt.
Qer telegraph IA. San. 1884.
@eisen-No. 2, s 81.
Safer-33t 9tS.
70 elidforn-55 9ts.
Rosgen-5St @ts.
@erTe-59t Gts.
Rew.Yorf Narftberiht.
(Y er 5elesrapb) IA. San. 1884.
0eisen- Wilpeutee, To.2, $1.11t.
Safer-45 0ts.
Sell 9torn-sem 10. SO bis 65t Cts.
S4peiuefeiSh -$14.S7 bis Is. 30.
ct. xouts Wearftberidt.
Wer 9elesrapb.) IA. San. 1884.
u eisen-rotber. go. 2, $1.01.
% eli6torn-48 Cts.
Sdier-35f @ts.
ed weinsHeiid-$15.10.