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National Republican., 1884-02-26

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FoRps' cHAs' wYNDhAN'
Tho Highest Expression Of Modern Comedy.
National Republican., 1884-02-26

TMMEDIATELY-5 OR FURNISHED OR UN
Il furnished rooms, the former preferred, for light
housekeeping; good locality near Catholic Semi
care House POsofice 4-27
INURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, BE.
j. tween and NJ and 9Th and 18th sts.; N. w. pre-
National Republican., 1884-02-26
Smustn,rnts.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. NEW YORK
Acting Manager.........NfR. MAURICE GRAu.
National Republican., 1884-02-26

rINIIREE UNFURNISHED COMMUNICATING
rooms, west Of 9th st. and south OFF street with
light heat, bath. and attendance also, board for
three II really hrst-class, not otherwise. Address
MAINLAND, Republican Oficc. 4fe25-tf
National Republican., 1884-02-26

DY A LADY-FURNISHED ROOM IN EN-
ID change for superior instruction in vocal and In
music, or about 90 per month. Address
o. B. A., Repnblican Oi1iCe. 1925
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
DIED.


GARROTT: AT the residence of
her husband, Nj. A. Carrot, Esq.
near Longvicw, on Sunday June s,
1884, Mrs. Fannie M. CARROT, aged
about 4S years. Mrs. CARROT, had
long been an invalid and great suf'
ferer and her death was not uneX-
pected. The burial took place at Tho
family burying ground yesterday af'
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Her funera
was preached by Rev. W. d. Walker
of the Baptist church.
The family have the sympathies o
many friends ia their bereavement.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10

We arc again confronted by COM
plaints from our Casky subscribers
that the South Kcntuckian docs not
reach Casky on the day of publ'ca-
ton. There is never a time when
thc mail is not put in the office here
Two hours or more before train time
and we have assurances from the
most master here that the bundle is
always mailed and forwarded with
the other south bound mail. what
becomes of it after it gets into the
ands of the l.. y N. route agents Is
the question. 1t is sometimes car
r;cd M and down the road for days
hcrore it is delivered and often
comes from the opposite end OF the
road Our subscribers blame us Tor
these Irregularities when the truth Is
we do not fail to mail our papers
once a year on an average. 1t is al
outrage on the public that such ON
cials are retained by the Louisville y
Nashville railroad COMPANY
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10


ton 500. That he went of to get the
money and on leaving remarked TO
his SONS that he would prefer not to
find Ovcrton there when he came
back. The evidence is that Bill and
Charlie Morrow carried Ovcrton TO a
place near the caye where they shot
him and put his body in the cave,
Bill seems to have been the principal
actor.
Judge Tyler refused to allow any
bail, and the parties are now all con-
fined in the county Jail awaiting
trial"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10

Sew German citizens in this
vicinity and in Buehlers settlement
will grow in tubs samples of tobacco
and cabbage for exhibition at the
Louisville Exposition.
Next Sunday at l0l4 o'clock, A.
NJ, German Lutheran services will
he held again in Lowers Place, Rus
sellville street hill. A German Lu-
theran Sunday school will be opened
as soon as the necessary books have
arrived.
Mr.. Henry Prammc, the German
n arhct gardener, on Russellvil'C
street hill, has planted over 2OOt
sweet potato slips, over 1900 plants
Of early and 1909 plants of late cab
,age. OF the latter kind lie will
liant out 1909 more TO supply thi
market and export cabbage instea(
pr having ii imported.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
Entertainment.
trial"

The teachers having in charge tie
classes of South Ky. College, that
was burned last fall, will give an en-
tcrtainment at the Opera House, next
Friday evening, June ID. The enter
tainmcnt will consist Of vocal and in
strumental music, rccitations &c; as
usual, all admission of 10 cents will
be charged. Reserved seats without
extra charge will be on sale next
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, al
Gish Il Gamers drug store.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10

IT was SO common for Freeman to
whip his wife, at Memphis. that the
neighbors paid littlo attention to the
bruises which she constantly bore. She
never complained of them, and was
seemingly resigned. But few days
AGO a pistol shot was heard in her house,
and her husband was found with a bull
lei in his head. 81 concluded that I'd
stood it long enough" she said, land
Lordy sakes, wasn't he surprised wher
I hauled out my pistol and popped a
himi" 49,.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
FoR SAI-E-
A Separate! and Engine!

have a good Separator and En-
cine which / will sell at low figures
because haven't time to attend 10
If The Separator is a vibrator
made by WIN. lillman and the En-
%;ne Inv J. /. Case. The rig has only
sh~esbed about 5000 bushels of whe t
and is in good condition. The party
buying the rig can have the pravii ga
of threshing 200 acres Of wheat, ana
besides there is not another machine
in four miles of ii. Any one want
inc a bargain will do well to can Oh
or address u ChO9 r,o mN~K Nv
| [m6-lml 4 l''n
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
A New Departure.
FIRE INSURANCE.

New agent in town. r. NJ. Wool
bridge is the man. Call on him for
your insurance. He represents the
Union Insurance Co., of the Golden
Slate. Look out for Bob.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
TOBACCO SALES.

Sales of SO hhds, by Wheeler, Mills
a. Co, June 1884
Al hhds. good to medium leaf9 80
to s 90.
10 hhds. common leaf Z so to 8 90.
II good to trashy Jugs Z 80 to
6 10.
Market somewhat easier especially
on.lugs and common leaf
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10

Clifton Terrell, who returned from
Vanderbilt University last week
made record as a student of which
his parents may well feel proud. For
several years he had been under the
direct tutorage of his father, Maj. j..
O. Terrell, in his High School, and it
was expected that the thorough in
struction he had received in that eX-
cellent institution would materially
aid him in acquiring an honorable
position in College, but he has far
exceeded the expectations of his
friends. lie was awarded certifi-
of distinction, in six studies, viz
Latin, Greek, English, Physics, Nat
ural History and Mathematics. To
do this it was necessary TO maintain
standing four-tlfths perfect during
the whole session, including rigi(
written examinations at the close
, lie gained certificate in every study
He is o young man of the very bcs
} character and his studious habits ar
sure to still further promote his sue
!. cess. lie is youth OF muc
0 promise and will return in the ia
and we predict that he will be o
' hand when the honors of his graC
uating class are awarded,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.
socIAL1TIEs.

SUC1ALLTlES.
Father Time is the correct stan
dard for this latitude at M.D.kellys.
Mrs. j. o. Cooper is in Cadiz.
Col. J. w. Mcpherson is at Daw-
son.
Mrs. r. p. Stevens is at Dawson
this week.
Mss Cammic Martin is visiting
friends in Colombia, Tenn.
Dan lIillman, Jr., has returned
from school at the X. NJ. |.
Miss Cynta Wcstfall has returned
to her home in Hastings, MINI.
Mrs. c. ID. Mccoy, of Charleston,
is visiting the family of Mr. j. ii.
Bell.
John Fcland, IT,, has returned from
Vanderbilt University, Nashville,
where he has been taking the law
course.
c. G. Slaughter has returned home
from Vanderbilt where he has been
at school,
Misses Ida Morrison and Annie
Tandy, Of Pembroke, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Mary Burnett, of Cadiz, was
the guest of Miss Livia Thompson,
last week.
Miss Kate Woodbridge has returned
from lIolyokc Academy, Louisville,
where she has been at school.
Mai, f. II. Bristow and wife, OF
Llkton, came down Sunday on Wis
il to Mvs. Bristow's parents.
Misses Fannie and Susie Lewis, OF
Crollon, spent last week visiting
friends in the city.
Mr., John o. Rust will leave fol
Rus,cllvillc toduyto deliver the alum
nj address b fore Bethel College.
Miss Emma Hicks, of Cerulcar
SPRING, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j
w. Lander, in the Church Hill neigh
borhoJd.
Mcssrs. j. w. Williams and 7. ID
Jameson. OF Pembroke, were in ih'
city Yesterday.
Miss Ella Slinnct, of Elklcn, re
turned home Sunday after visit Il
Mr.. \. G.. BOalcs.
Rev. Il. II. Coulter is absent on
tour to West Virginia and olhc
points IN tie east.
Mr.. Il. w. Mizc and wife are visit
Ing their daughter, Mrs. 5. O. Bram'
in the southern portion Oft the county
Miss Joe Scatcs has returned irol
lengthy visit TO friends at Union
town and they do say-but rccko
J, we'd better not tell.
Miss Olivia Thompson and Mcssr
Robert Woodbridge and Ben Thoml
son, of Ilopkinsyille, spent Sunda
last with Miss Annie Johnson,
Pcachcr's Mills.-Clarksville Dcm'
crat.
Miss Hopper quite anaccompIishC
Young lady of Ilopkinsvillc has bee
visiting this place, but will leave t
day for Darlington, where she Al
her sister will visit Mrs. L. j. Nj
Ewen.-Dawson Cor. Cleaner.
Andrew J. Rogers, travelling tour
for Charles Meis n Co., of Cincinna
is mlngling with his many frien
here and visiting his parents. |
will remain for several days.
Drs. b. w. Stone, w. NJ. Fuq
and A, Sargent, of this city and !
j. p. Thomas, of Pembroke and |
w. b. Radford, of Longview, atten
cd the State Medical Society, at Bow
. ing Green last week
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. L. Trice, Rey, D.
Prcstridgc, Prof. A. i. Williams a
Misses Ida Williams, Leila wa
Glenn Buckner, Annie Trice and 81
cral others whose names we were
able TO learn will 90 to lsusscllvllle
day to be present at the closing OK
ciscs of Bethel College
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-10
HI kinds of repairing
dbne on short notice at
d. W. Ducker'S s.

At certain seasons 9f th IS Sea Hr rear
or less extent from impurity of I'm"
blood, biliousness, Nc, NC, Tins
should be remedied as soon as dis
covered. otherwise serious results
NAV follow. Sherman's. "Prickly
Ash Bitters" will etlectually remove
all faint of disease and restore you to
health. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11
Chicago and the Stockmen.

Chicago, Recommending on the
resC lutiOns of the stock-growe rs on
the exorbitant rates in Chicago to
the stock yards, the Daily News
says: "The significance of such &C.
ton caunot be overestimated. Stock
yards men, like the couple in the
old fable who killed the goose that
they might at once enrich them
selves with all OF her golden eggs
are in their blind eagerness to make
their business as profitable as pos
sibie, doing just what will diminish
and perhaps destroy it. This is not
the first public protest against these
charges. VIII the stockyard men
take warning? Little as they may
be inclined to belisvs it, Chicago is
not a tenth part as necessary to the
cattle men as they are to Chicago.
If the charges become UNDESIRABLE
they will take their stock elsewhere
It is only a question of time neces-
sary to make arrangements"
Interviews with prominent COM
mission n en- show that they have
no intention of taking any acton in
regard to the matter. They all seem
firm in the belief that Wyoming
cattle cannot be diverged from Chi
cagO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11
TELEGRAPHlC TICKS:
Cuba's Difficulties,

London, 10.-A Times dispatch
from Madrid speaks ss follows:
"The signs OF the approach of a
serious economical crisis In Cuba are
daily increasing. The continuous
fall in sugar is bringing ruin and
disaster. Unless radical measures
for relief are sp eddy adopted the
long suffering Cubans will be driven
to courses disastrous for all. If
Cuba is to bs saved, the cost of
living must be reduced, the system
of administration and taxation i'm
proved and freer markets obtained
for her products"
Key West, 10.-Mail advices from
Havana state that AgueIo landed
without resistance. A numerous
faction joined him on his march to
the interior. His forces encoun~
tered troops geveral times, but
obliged them to retreat. Great ex>
element prevails, especially in Ha-
vana, owing to the concentration OF
large forces of troops. 1t is sup
posed government used the Aguero
incident for the display OF force to
intimidate the Cubans during the
next election. Government tele-
graphed to Spain for more troops.
Censorship over dispatches has been
re-established.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11
New Geysers.

Bozeman, Mont. 1O.-Prospectors
Just arrived from the upper Yellow
stone bring information that they
discovered a new geyser basin on
the east side of the Yellowstone in a
region almost inaccessible On account
of its ruggedness. The discoverers
saw two geysers in action ard evil
dences of geyser action generally
were very marked. The new basin
Is ten miles south OF the Cetai6eld
forest,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11

"HACKHETACK,- lasting and
agrant perfume Price 25c. and
- Sold By 2. G. NIL Drug stara
fsSi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11

NASAL IN TFCTOR free with
-sch bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrb
e:smedy Price &c Sold By z. {
i [. Drug Store ilS'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11

DAVID JAMES
AND 60.
Aie Sole Agents for the Jackson
Ventilsting Crate, and Fire on tn
Hearth Crates, Stoves and Msntles
DAVID JAMES & Gu
Are Sole Agents for the Otto Ellen
Gas Engine.
DAVID JAMES H. 30
Are Sole Agents for the Garry Iro.
Roofing.
DAVID JAMES g. Go
Have in stock a large supply o.
Irou, Hose. and Lead Pine. Pumps
and Fittings.
DAVID JAMES & Go
Are Sole Agents for the Haxton a.
B. Smith, and W. Fl. Warner Steam
Heating Apparatus
DAVID JAMES & &c
Are Sole Agents for the Hartfor
Glass Water Closets, and keep.
stock the Hellyer, Kygeia. Zanes
Jennings, and Whites Sanitary
Closets. all OF which are frst-class.
IDAWD JAMES & Co.
Keep In stock the Latest Improved
Plumbers Materials to be found in
the Eastern Markets.
IDAVlD JAMES g Co.
Have in stock the Latest Designs II
Gas Fixtures, selected peri oually
while in the East the past winter,
lDAVID JAMES & Co.
4 - - - wi
| Are also prepared to Lay Water
Pipe from the water mains on short
notice.
DAVID JAMES & Go,
Have a large force OF First-class
Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters, and
ARE prepared to do Plumbing and
Steam Fitting on the very latest i'm.
proved plans as adopted by Eastern
cities, and solicit the continued pat.
ronage OF the citizens of this city and
vicinity.
DAVID JAMES g. Co.
Have in stock a large assortment
OF Tin Plate. Sheet Iron Roofing, ani
Galvanized Iron, and are prepared tt
de all kinds of Tin, Copper ana shee
Iron Work. Stove Furniture a Spe
cislty.
Orders Received by Telephone
at Office and Workshops, No. 40
Msin Street. or Residence my1S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-11
CONFERENCE is COMING !

Any person knowing whereabouts of Uncle
Henry, the Poor Mans Friend. lib East Tenn
pie street, next to he London Bank. I can
Sc II you Watches, Pistols, Guns and Jewelry
at lower prices than you can buy at auction.
Railroad tickets sold on commission. Call to
see me. ap4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
Mar joll ben Seutel nidt al, bic @anb

malen! Ser IN Seoar Haptbs er16etnenbe
v&epublican" tbetIte ieinen 9eiern am 5.
September SoIsenbes nit: Sol. Srift
telesrapbirte am Mittpo9 Ibenb an bic
Sffsiere Der Gompasnie II IN Snbepen>
bence, iid gum ausmari6 fertis gu balten,
ba bic Salopns IN Dubuque seitern iibers
fallen perben foIten unb lire @esenwart
ii9 ais notbwenbis erueiien mS9te. Wan
eruartete, bab bic Saloonleute, meI6e bas
@eist often perleet urb perbSbnt baben,
Der Soafreduns beiielben srSBeren @ibers
itanb entsesen ieeen wiirben; es berri9te
aber &ube unb bic ySunsens IN blauem
En9" purben ni1t berausbeorbert.
Sn BeSus auf bisie AnseIesenbeit tbeilt
nun Der Dubuque Seralb" am Gam flag
nit, baB Sol. Trift ii9 am Sreitas gbenb
in GROCER Gufresuns in Der oSeraIb" Of
flee einseitellt unb, feline llni9ulb betbeus
ernb, bieien sansen Gebar Saus'er Seri9t
ais bas ~9iisensewebe zines SpaBma9ers
ertlart babe, Der bamit BEN Mutb Der
S~taatsmiIi3en babe auf bic Strobe iteIen
molten.
Dem isi nun wie linn noble; ems sebt
aber CUR @eniise baraus berpor, baB ss
ben &nownotbiss cine canibaIii6e Greube
bereiten wiirbe, ,psnn ii9 linen bic @eIes
senbeit bite, NIT Snfel Cams Sliuten
cine Sesjasb auf webrloie Dutchmen ans
itelen Al f0nnen. dr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
Sic orpse Muiteruno ibrer Gampaone:

Sic groBe Muiternng ibrer Champagne
frdfte baben bic &~epublifaner bier am Oiens
itas @benb I. 50. absebalten; ie lit, mas
bic gstbeilisuns an benz 9lusmarld be-
lrifft, melt btnter ben g%rpartungen suriid>
sebIieben unb in 8esus auf bic entwidelte
&ebnertraft gerabesu erbdrmli9 aussefals
len; : nit fold altem roitisen Giien
uie grs@ouu. &irtwoob lit be~utsutase
tein Staat mebr su MAIDEN. Nm l1msuse
batten fi9, nod porsenommener i3dbIih9,
i'm @ansen 2s5 Sadeltrdser betbeilist, bic
= obidon ie ii9 yTeberbuid:& Sitter" rsns
men : i9on ruebr v&itter pon Der trauris
gen @eitalt" waren, benn iie fonnten auf
ibrem sansen @ese, obi9on elm iframmes
Trommler : @bor ibnen wirbelnb unb
tadti9lasen porani1ritt, ME IN ben tatts
mGBisen S9ritt selansen. = Oils &ebs
ner lieBen ii9 boren: @oup. 6irfmoob,
Senator Mliion unb Sol. 5enberion =
o @ntbuiiasmis mar feline Spur.
gei bieier @eIesenbeit marfen mebrere
@aGenbuben bic Gebner nit faulen Giern
unb iosar nit Stsinen. Dem i6neibis
gen Maridaq 3usenbibIer seIans IS, bic
8uri9e = &erle pon IL bis Is Sabren feit
gu nebmen, unb es lit gu boffen, bab ie
eremplariid beftraft werben. @enn re-
publifanii6e 8Idtter aus bieiem Bubens
itreid Capital gu i9lasen iu9en, 10 if benn
bas bod ~ einfdltie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
Cine Gntideiauna BON @idtiateit 1T

fir5li6 bon ben Soma Staatss 4 ommii6s
rem in @iienbabn.a nselesenbeiten abseses
ben wOrOen, babinsebenb: baB Die Giien.
babnen in Soma fir bic 9ef6rberuns aud
b~ieienisen 6ra6titide, ueI3e aus einem
anoeren Staate na6 Soma tommsn nur
bic 6ra9traten bere3nen biirfsn, weI6e in
Soma seietli6e @eltuns baben. Der
Soma 6ru6t Carl 1T namIi9 um etpas
nisbriser ais Der, weI9en bic @~iienbabn,
GOmpasnien unter fi9, unter Der ge;ei9s
nlns rSnter : State : Garifi", feitgeiebt
baben. GbatiadIi3 lit bic oben errpabnte
@nti3ei6uns Der @iienbubnsG ommifiare
nur Die 8eitdtisuns elmer bereits friiber in
benz Sarber'i9en &lasefaa ~absesebenen ;
nur entbaIt lie bic Seri9arfun9: bab bic
Staatsanwdlte an9epieien werben, gesen
ale Giienbabnen I'M Staate bic geri6tli6e
Sla9e einSuleiten, weIde bieier Gnti6eis
oun9 %5upiSer fortfabren, ibre Sra6traten
mad Dem DSnter State : Sariff" gu be-
re9nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
@ie Elm pernunftaemdBes 9i3eusaeieb

iid wirtiam seist, sriiebt man aus fpIssns
ben Sbatia9en: SIN Sainois 1T bas, ben
Spirituoienperfauf resuIirenbe vSarper's
ide So9 : ~9i;ensseiet" erit etpas aber Elm
Sabr in Graft; es bat bic S1Iie6uns pom
mebr als 1000 Wirtbi9aften unb cine
M~ebretnnabme Dffentli1er ginfinfte pon
iiber pier Miuionen Dollars sur Solse ses
babt. - llnb mas bat bas, bic inbipibueIe
Sreibeit Der Biir9er persewaltigenbe @es
trdnteuerbots : @eies in Soma bemirft?--:
gs bat 1T ben tleinen Srti9aften bic
S9anfuirtbi9aften sei4lofen; in ben
grOBeren Stdbten aber werben Dor wie
mad Unit aueiniser gusnabme pon Des
Moines, NO es beimli1 seidiebt) beraus
i9enbe @etrdnte Offentli9 rerfauft. Den
8erbrau6 berauidenber @etrdnte bat IS
ni9t bei9rdntt, wobI aber ben Brannt>
weins@ enuB auf &oiten bes Siers seiteis
CERT unb ber Bef0rberuns Der MGbisteit
gar teinen geuben sebra9t. 0ie gtntinfte,
wel9e tletne Srti9aften aus ben 2isenien
fir ben gertauf beraui6enber @etranfe
be3osen, baben ie einsebiibt, basesen iinb
bic lnfoiten ber &lasen, pel1e td9li1 NEE
gen 9erlesuns bes @erbptsseiebes por
9eridt anbansis sema9t werbsn, cine
i6were 2ait fir bic Steuer,abler aewprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
1seuer. Sas 0obnbaus bes 6rn. u,

1ener. 9as @obnbaus bss 5rn. grs
9ibalb 9rabam, an bsr @eit 5. Strabe
auf benz gerse seIesen, 1T in Der Na9t
pom 6reitas elm pouitdnbiser &aub Der
Slammen seworben. !Sr. @rabam, Der
bas 9aus auein bewobnt, Tam furs nod
IL llbr nod 9auie unb fanb, ais er bic
Saustbire Ofinete, bab bic s3immer poQs
itGnbis NIT eritidenbem &au9 ansefilt
uaren. Die 6eueruebr, weI9e iofort
alarmirt uorben mar, madte am Diamond
9auie a%nselanst, bait, um bic Branbitdtte
pom bort aus mittelit S1lau1uerbinbuns
su errei9en, mas ibr aber nidt selans.
Oa ionfiwo auf ben Bergen fem Waier
porbanben, 10 mar bic 6euermebr auBsr
Stanbe etwas GUT &ettuns bes Sauies gu
tbun. 0as Saus, elm i~iolirt itebanbes,
a~nbertbalb Stut bobes Sramesebaube,
b%rannte, obne fir bic Na6barsebaube ses
fabrli9 gu perben, in turssr !3eit NIT ieis
mem san;en Snbalte Bis auf ben @runb
ab. Oer Granddaughter wirb auf 81, 200
sei9ast unb lit bur6 cine gerii9eruns pon
$500 sebedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
Staat 4 Amgegend.
Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Heiienber Mgent :-6err J. poebIs.

9ie freie 3eit, wel9e uns mad ben
Sibunsen bes Central 0ereins in ct.
Saul iibris blisb, benutten mir Inn, ips
melt es mSsli9 mar, bic 8etanntidait nit
uniern 2anbsleuten gu MAIDEN. Montas
Nbenb periasten mir uns ben @ennB hes
Goncertes, wo3u bic 0elesaten einselaben
,paren, unb fubren na9 MinneapOlis bins
nuf, nm au9 bort NIT ben 9anbsleuten
r,dber bstannt gu uerben unb peridiebenes
init unierm Gsenten, Serrn 9rim, gu be-
fpre6en. Oo4 ais mir ben 3us Der Mos
1iitoba 8abn perlieBen, tobte fold Elm
Sturm, baB es lebenssefdbrli9 mar, bic
StraBe gu paiiiren unb frob rparen mir bic
ansebotene @afffreunoi9aft bes Serrn s.
Mari9 fir bic Na9t anauuebmen. 9ln
Gin ausseben war ni9t gu benten. So
miBlanq bieler Beiu1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-16
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