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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-06-21
Heavy Declinc,

ERSEYS down TO $l.50 in all COL
u ors, with cuffs, ut
Q. r. HERRfAGs,
Cor. Queen and Martin sir.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-06-21
save Time.

To EMEMBsR, IF You 20 IL j. IS
IN TRAMMELLlS. ytu can saw
time, because you Will not have to rut
around to different places To find whn
you want. There it il ali under one
roofs cou plete assortment OF every
thing.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-06-21
Truasea.


DARASOLS MUST be closed out at
l. once. Come IL you want bargain.
C.P HERRING,
Corner Queen and Martin SITS.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08

mattcr as a reasonable man would. He
has no right to encumbcr the earth with
another hotch farmer. lie has no right
to condemn his % Ia poverty when he
might he rich by his own cxcrtions. IL
he is wise he will even encourage the
hoy TO follow out the bent of his incli-
nations.
Nine times out Of ten where YOU hear
of n farmers boy being set down as II
hard case you find his father to blame
for it. lie has been too harsh and arbi-
trary. He has gone OH the idea that his
son was n drudge. His idea has bccn to
make money out Of his tired muscles
and back-aches, and give back the least
possible reward. All farmers are not so,
but too many still are, no matter how
much other classes have improved.
The results have been and will ever be
DISASTROUS.
Too many sons have been drudgcd
bosScd and pounded until they prefer
the life Of Il vagrant. a good share Of
the Migrants arrested in every city are
farmers ons who left home. Visit the
police station any evening and you will
hear II prisoner at least out of three
reply to The captain:
"Oh, harn't got any trade or occu-
patton. Id have had a trade, but father
malp mo Stick To thu farm ,uI RIM
away. Guess I'm booked for three
months this time -
There is hardly any combination of
circumstances to warrant n boy running
away from home. but it is easy for a ia
Their to drive his boy away and make Il
bad man of him. 1t is being done in al
most every county in the land every
Detroit Free Press.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08
The New Exposition Building.

This building has been nearly com
pletcd and will present n handsome ap-
pearancc when finished. The lower
floor shows good workmanship, but the
sc, ond floor has been severely criticised
by the Executive Committee of the Fair
Association, on account Of its uneven
ness, the wide cracks between the floor
ing, the defective lumber and other
shortcomings in complying with the
specifications in the contract. 1t is
claimed that the work vas unnecessarily
hurried to an imperfect completion, and
the contractor and Tie committee have
failed to give satisfaction to each other.
The contractor, Mr.. Wynn, has commit.
ted the adjustment Of his interests in tho
building to his attorney, II. a. Lynch,
Esq. President duncan, Secretary Hal-
soway aud Mr.. Roche have refused Ia
sccrp, the building in its present con.
Et;on, unless Il sufficient sum is reserved
from tlictcost TO guarantee q completion
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08
The Daily Bore.

! The daily bore came in as usual. "Is
Mr.. Milding in ?" he asked. Mr.. Mild
ing. by thu way, was The borc'S rsprcinl
victim.
NO. said Fogg.
The borc-"Wil he be in O ?"
Fogg-"Ycs: won't you take Il seat
and wait?'
The bore needed no second invitation.
lie sat down and he waited. He waited
ten minutes, half an hour, an hour, two
hours. lie began to grow uneasy.
"You think he'll be back soon ?" he
asked.
Fogg was sure Of it. The bore sat
down again and waited. 1t had begun
to grow dark. Fogs got up, washed his
hands, put on his GOA, took out his key,
twirled it around n and re-
marked:
Sorry to disturb you, but I'm going
to lock up now"
The borc-"Thcn Mr.. Milding won't
be i'll again to-day p
FoSg-"Oh dear, no; didn't expect
him to-day.'
The borc-"But you said he would
be in soon."
Fogg-"So he will. He'll be in
about ten days. That isn't very long.
you know. Sorry to have kept you
waiting. Good night"
AS the bore stole lanyuidly down the
stairs he fancicd he heard Il wild shout
Of savage laughter, which on the wind
came roaring after"
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08
Bill Arp on Evolution.

Well, VIC arc. all right now and the
lronville academy is open to the com
munity. Our teachers arc going to
teach rudiments and good behaviour and
good manners and music, and baseball,
too. | reckon. They arc not yet pre-
pared to teach evolution and high
science. That evolution business seems
to have broke out in a new place, and is
veHing our wise men nightly. Science
is I good thing, and I feel n great inter-
est in knowing all about Adam, for !
reckon he is my ancestor, but it is of more
importance how his descendants behave
themselves in this Suhlunary world.
We have n big meeting going on here, and
! heard a man say, "Wcll, I'm not going.
I'vr got no confidence in these preach
crS. What | wan to know first Of all
is where did Cain get his wife? That's
what bothers me-" And SO he is going
about loose, and every time anybody
talks to him about religion he says =:
"Whcrc did Cain get his wife,
But | think the new doctrine Of cvo-
luton that has got into the church is a
right fair compromise, for it maintains
that while old father Adam cvolu:cd
and come from q monkey, old mother
Eve didn't. She was made all Of a sud-
den and all ut once. pure and beautiful
and lovely, and had no monkey anccs-
tors, and | reckon that is the reason
why woman is to this day so much bet
ter than man. There is no gorilla blood
in her-no faint of the brute or the
beast to crop out like it does in q man.
hat 4 pity that she was yokcd on to
such a fellow us Adam. What a splcn-
did stock would have filled the world ii
Adam hadn't c%volutcd, and had been
created fresh like Eve. AS it is VIC
have got a graded stock that is a sort Of
n cross between angels and monkeys,
and it keeps up a powerful commotion.
But the trouble about the whole bust
ness IS that we can't help it. and what
troubles nc more than III. is that | nmi
"hc Of 'cm. ] always knew there was
some dcvilment in INC, some original sin
that made me meaner than | want to be.
and o | know just where it come
from. That apple eating business had
nothing to do with it, but it is in the
stock-the babboou croSs-and ever and
anon 1t crops out. All my good desires
and noble aspirations. all my amiability
and tenderness comes from mother Eve.
and my from Adam. The
old rascal. | wish she hadn't have mar
ried him, and then may be / would huve
been a better man.
But still, notwithstanding and never
thcless, | would like to know, inst as n
matter of curiosity, what became of old
Adams brothers and sisters and all the
rest Of the old monkey stock that cvo.
luted, for l reckon he didn't lust cvo-
Lutte by himself. May be they didn't
marry angels but jus: kept. OH in the
pure monkey breed. and that accounts
for the other raccs-thc Hottentots and
Indians and such like. There is Il diff
ference. a great difference, and it had q
beginning somewhere. Science has n
power of work to do in unravcling these
questions, and | hope she will do it, but
she hasn't done it yet to my satisfac-
ton, and I'm going to wait patiently.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08

Of the building according to the spccii-
cations. Judge Cothran, Mayor Rhctt
c ,loncl Duncan and others visited the
grounds yesterday to inspect the build
ing. An experienced builder said yes
tcrday that there was no danger to tho
building from high winds. as some had
fcarcd.-COiuWbia Register.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08
The Small Bow

"Father, did the boy really stand on
the deck - asked Green's hopeful pro-
geny the other day.
"No, Georgia: he stood on three kings
and he put the deck up his sleeve to use
rs occasion demandcd.'-- Boston Times.
"Mamma, is it wrong to say 1T is go
ing to thunder ?"
"Why, Of course not, Eddie. Why
do You ask such a question p
"'Cause yesterday pa said if you were
going to thunder he wouldn't care -
Boston Times.
The Sabbath school superintendent
was talking about children playing at
the mothers knee. lie had grown
quite eloquent and affecting and not a
few were weeping. Now, Johnny"
said he, docs your mother tell YOU to
come and knccl down before her ut her
knee ?"
"Iessir, shcduz,' said Johnny.
'lIow do you feel then, happy boy
with Il Christian mother 2"
Swell. when she holds my head down
between her knees and pulls my coat
up ovc my head and wears ont her slip
per oh my basement, | feel"
The superintendent had rnintcd.-
SOUh AMI Vest.
Papa, does God tell you what to
write in your rmo %
YES, deIr, Of course"
"Then why do You scratch it out SO
often ?'-IHe Judge.
"Children.'' said n Sunday school
teacher, looking over the top Of her
glasscs, " should always be glad and
happy for many and manifold bless
ings. Even the birds thank their maker
in song-hcar those canarics across the
street, pouring forth their musical
praises"
"Plcasc, ma'am,' interrupted a little
fellow who was playing tit-tat-too on
the tly-leaf Of a hymnal. Them amt
a-praisin'. That's what canarics always
does."-Lite.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-08

Papa, does God tell you what t
write in your sermons p
Yes, dear, Of course"
"Then why do You scratch it out $
often ?"-IHe ,JUduc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Satmots.

- Gin ionberbares Ybdnomen pirb aus
Sapana am Sainois fiufe, benz Saupts
orte bes County Maion TIM me- tIiden
Sbeile bes mittleren Suinois, beri9tet.
I'm 4 llbr Na9mittass am %. Stunt sog
cine fleine, tri9terformise @olte etpa feds
Meilen iiibSili1 pon bort poriiber. Oie
&i9tuns war, pie fait INNER Bel eiaem
Tornabo, pon Siibweiten mad Norboiten.
Der Gridter bate mad unten gu bic Sc
ifalt zines glepbantenriifels unb i9wans
ii9 tru 9albfreiie bin unb ber. Sn ber
Nadbari6aft ma9te iid iebr psnis @inb
bemertli9 unb fiel gar fein &esen. als
bas gnbe bes &i6els ben goben errei9te,
perbreitete fi9 elm bi9ter i1warser &au1,
Der 9lues uerbunfelte. 9us bieier &au9:
molfe fubren glise mad allen Sti9tunsen.
Der &iiel tbeilte ii9 bann In swei ielbits
iidnbise Gbeile. Der cine Tbeil gina
bur9 elm Weli9tornfelb, Der anbere burd
Elm Weisenfelb. @uf benz pon ibnen be.
riibrten idmalen Streifen paren bic g Han:
sen wie o Seuer uerienst. Gesen fie|
IN bieier Stele ni9t, basesen ersoB e,
ii9 iiibli9 unb Sitlid BON Der mertwiirbi:
gen tornabo>artisen gri9einuns in GROCER
Mahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Safpta.

= Sci 6 q nm n 9 wurben piele Sill.
len, iunse &inber uno &dlber pon 0Slfer
5erriien.
= 0us 3udtbaus gu gismardi fol-
am l. September fertis perben. Sniai.
fen ruerSsn ii9 bort 9enus bafiir finben.
- lleber bic vRun6es" wetli@ uou
ben Vlat SilIS i6rpdrmen Yuffalo's,
unb bunbertweiie i9IieBt bas SABINE Rinb.
pieb ii9 ibnen on.
- aus Sort 8embina iolen Grup.
pen IN bic Counties &olette unb gapilier
gum S9ube Der SepObner gegen 9fer6es
biebe 9eianbt werben. SIS maB bemnad
bort nett ausieben.
&. &. arnoIb's 0obnbaus, nSrSIid
pom Gapanau9b'S safe, unfern De-
pil's 2ate seIesen, purbe 0ienitaa Radt
.. W. umsspsbt. 9lu9 In Senion
County ri9tete bic Win6sbraut llnfua,
tpena aud ni6t grade sroBes llnbeiI an.
- Sn Der gaabs bon Reb Ga te wurbe
elm 17idbriser pferbebieb Namsns 8rswn,
Sobn zines gut i~ituirtem Garmers, wsI9sr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Rtnneiota.

= Stem gorf Mias pirb finftis New
Dort beiBen. SIS ioa bort cine 3eitans
in fimnIdnbii@er Sprade ~berausseseben
perben.
- Nuf ber Sarm bes Noble Sair i'm
Gownfbtp galmar bes Gountp's
Olmiteb fiel tir3li3 elm Meteoritein nies
Der.
= gu ct. PauI lit Sermann @ras
f%enitein beim 9raben zines Yrunnens pon
grbsas iiberwaltist porben unb erititt.
gr binterldBt cine Trau unb spei &inber.
- atuf benz @eita6e bes Getonfas
sees wurben IL perenbete Stlf Ginbz
pieb sefunben, bic BON elmer bort wadiens
ben fleinen @iftpfan3e sefrefen babem iols
len. Sine gei6reibun9 Der P1anse wirb
leiber ni9t seseben.
- @esen Poits0 ebitabls wurbe In
ct. Saul lette ISOLDE Mpron 9.
@raues, Elm @nseitelter an Der Nortbern
PacificsS Balm, pelder resiitrirte 8riefe
aus poitbeuteln entuenbet bate, feitses
rlomnen.
= lleber ben Stanb Der Saaten
wiro pon ct. Saul gei9rieben: Sn
Winneiota lit minbeitens elm Srittel aQes
@derlanbes i'm 9erbfte NIT Weiaen b~eitelt
wOrben, aber IN taft alien Counties 1T bic
WeiSeniaat ausseafert unb Der goben nit
anberem @etreibe beidet worben; in ben
WalbbeSirten basesen itebt Der @eisen
aus9eSei6net. @abrenb minbeitens Srei
Siertel bes uorisen Monats war cas- @ets
ter falt, aber fir bas @a9stbum bes Sc
treibes auBerorbentIi9 siinitis. Mais
unb @ras iinb inbeB I'M Wa9stbum aus
rit9eblieben, beben ii9 aber BEL Der iest
berri9enben warmen Witteruns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
@tSconFn.

= Sn Wisconiin, mel9es ben bers
%uorrasenbiten Slas unter BEN MiId probu.
sisrben Staaten Der Union einnimmt, aiebi
es 500 600 &Ibe, iomie 1000 MoItereien
unb &dies Sabriten, beren grobucte i'm
leeten Sabre Elm Wertb BON $40, SOC, 600
batten.
= 9lm 81. Sum- Morsens UNI gfeur
platte Der 0ampffelel in 6. 6. Smitb's
SobeImiible 81 @auiau nit 10 firds
terli6er @ewaIt, baB bas @ebdube sers
triimmert unb Der sanse Srt eri9uttert
wurbe. 3wei Sduier IN Der Ndbe Der
Sobelmiible wurben bur9 Sprensitiide
bes &efels erbebli9 bei9dbist. Der Mas
i9iniit George grown, Ser Ssiser 4usuii
Steri9 unb Sobn Sur fanben in Der Sos
belmible ben COB. Warp Groder, wel9e
auf Der Seranba ibres benadbarten Saus
ies itanb, wurbe pon einem Spren9s
ftiife eri6lasen, tire Mutter murbe wabr.
i9etnli9 tSbtli6 perlett unb Srau Sobn
@arsuion, wel9e frdntli9 1T, wurbe burf
S9red benz Eobe nabe sebra9t. guBerbem
wnrben nod Elm Ousenb Meni3em i3we,
perpunbet.
= Der etpa 45idbrise gnslanber 6.
st. Maribau, wel9er fiirsli9 in Chicago
ben persebli9en @eriu9 sema9t bate, Bel
ben ganquiers Srebrif q. Srant & Bros.
brsi sefaIi9te Siinf,iss9 funbs Noten Be,
gant pon gnslanb aussuwe6ieln, lit In
Milwaufee BEL Dem @eriude Elm chen:
faas sefdIidte SiinfsissY funb. gtote Bel Be,
Wer6ants gr9anse gant umsuieeen,
BON @ebeimpoli3iffen uerbaftet worben.
= Dim 4. SuIi fmeierte Der ct. Soiepbs
8erein BON Ga Grofe fem 2~5idbrises gu:
bilaum nit einem 9ruBartisen gicnic In
Safe @rope. SIS waren bic umfaHenbiter
Sorbereitunsen setrpfIen worberl, I'm BAG
Seit NIT mD9li9 9roBem @lanse gu feiern.
ollie fatbolii3en 9ereine Der Stabt, uni
aud BON auswdrts waren CUR Sbeilnabme
an benz Seite simseIaben.
= Wapor Secor pom Gacine un6 Sit
@~bicasoer Tribune" baben i9 uersli6en,
Die tribune" iibernimmt ale HroseRfo:
item unb sablt $500 gnti9dbisuns, welde
Serr Secpr IN bic &aciner Sreibibliotbe,
unb Elm anberes semeinnitiges Snitit,li
gu pertbeilen sebentt. Die Tribune"
bate ii6 betanntli9 Dor Der letten Gaci.
net Stabtpabl einen S9mabartifel seser
Score aufbdnsen %Iaiien, ben iie aber 9leid
am nd6ten Gage besauouirte. Ser,
Secor purbe auf $780, 900 tlaebar, eibi
ii9 aber jeet nit Der ibm s~euorSenen Gb.
renerflarun9 unb elmer nominellen Summt
fir wobltbatise 3wede 3ufrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
&anfas.

= 8on Sut9in n pirb beri6tet:
Oie @eisenernte 1T bereits felt elmer @o9e
int Sang unb fdut iiber ale grpartunsen
gut aus. Ote alteiten @inwobner bebalps
ten, baB iie cine 10 quite @rnte nod ME ses
ieben bdtten. Sn bieiem Gountp ruaren
IS, 1000 9lcres nit @eisen beitedt. Sbr
@rtrasniB lit swiiden 20 unb 80 9uibel
per 9lcre. Nu9 bie Sbitsarten peripres
den cine bubble Grnte unb bepeiien, bah
&anias i'm Stanbe lit, nit anberen Staas
ten IN jeber ge3iebuns gu concurriren.
= Sn Sort Scptt nabm fir,Iid
cine InsabI uon &inbern elm am @ese ftes
benbes leeres gussp in 8ei6Ias, nm bas
NIT gu ipielen. Gina Is &inSer ietten
ii@ binein, bic anbern ipielten' gferb6en"
unb 3osen bin unb Der. YlDbli6 famen
fe an cine abidiifise Stele, Der @asen
stng ben uYferben" burd, i6oB iiber bic
SOi9un9 binab unb i6lug rm. SGmmt,
li9e &inber purben mebr o6er minber
i9wer perlebt, pier iOsar Iebenssefdbrli6.
- 9lu6 bas &anias'er grobibitionsaes
ies weiit trot ieiner infamen 9eitimmnns
gen Siiden auf, wel9e beien 9eriber i'm
Orange beS 0erbotsbuieIs sansli6 iibers
ieben gu baben i6einen. Dies itellte fi6
%beionbers BEL benz fiirsli3 IN Gopefa
beenbeten Projeiie 9e9en ben Sobn SO.
Vowen beraus. SIS %fonnte, obpobl fi9
tlar berausitelte, baB In benz 2otale beS
ansetIa9ten seiftise @etrdnte pertauft unb
setrunfen wurben, bod ni9t bewieien pers
ben, baB berielbe ben Serfauf ieIbft beiorst
ober baSu autoriftrt bdtte, unb bemsufolSe
tonnten aud bic @ei9worenen ben glnses
tlasten ni9t i6uIbis fnben. Der 8roseb
ietbt, pel9er 16 anflasen umfaBte, wuroe
i'm letten Sebruar anbansis sema6t unb
$50 Sir9er gum @ei6wOrenenbienit pors
selaben, bis i9lieBli9 10 pafIenbe Mdnner
sefunben wurben. Die P~roaeBfoften be-
laufen ii6 auf 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Gtne 8toHc Mufaabe.

-9febm t ale Die Rierens unb 9eber
MeoiSinen,
-gtebmt ole ben 9 IN .0feinioer,
-gtebmt alle Die Wfittel 9e9en &beumas
tiSmus,
-0tebmt aae bic euren scseu 8pspepiiar II.
unperoauli6teit,
-9feprt que ole Wtittel sur c ! eb II II 9oeS
@ebirns II. Der 9terpen,
-gfebnt aQe bic I II @ittel ;lr Seritel-
lung Der @eiunbbet,
--Suri, trebnt Die beiten Guolitateil pom
aQebem uno Die beifen
-0ualitdten aIler Der better Webi,inen
in Der gSelt, II. Sbr perbet iirben, oa6-S opfen
-Sttters Die befen beilenben Giseni6aften
urb 6rGfte aler -cou3entrfrt
-unb baB es beilt, penn irseno cine ober lie
ole, elnfa6 oSer 0 m b inirt es nidt tbun.
Sin gutter geriu9 miro bic Erobe barauf
MAIDEN.
Verbdrtete Seber.
8or flint Sabren brad i9 nit gtieren= unb
9ebertranfbeit unb &beumatismls sulammen.
Seit Der 3ett mar es mir gar ni6t m6sli9
lumber 81 9eben. Weine 1eber puroe bart pie
SolS meine @lieoer waren auf9epufit urto nit
Wafler sefiiat.
aue bic beiten gerSte jimmtsn BARN therein,
oaB gti6ts mir belien tonne. SD bei6loB
Sopfenbitters 81 %probiren SD sebral6te iieben
Slalhen; Die SerbGrtlin9 meiner 9eber pers
idwano gang, 10 bas auiI6,pelen meiner @liez
Der, rno es tb a elm @ II II b T in meinem
Sale; obne bas wiirbe id iest i'm @rabe iein.
S. S. Worep, Buffalo, 1. October 1881.
2trunatb ,tno SetSen.
sd mar BON S6ulben, @rmitb uno Qeiben
uno Sabre lan9em eeiben nieberaebro6en, OIL
les peruria6t bur6 cine trante Santilie unb
bobe Grstlibe &ebnunsen.
SD NOR sanslid entmutbist. bis por einsm
Sable, ais i'd auf ben &atb meines 4aitors be-
gam, SopfensS itterS Su sebrauden uno in eis
mem Wonate parerl mir ollie rpobl; felt Der .Seit
par Tiemano pon uns mebr einen Sag trant
nnb i6 rtO6te allen arnlei1 9euten ia9er, ibr
f0nnt eilere Samillen bas 9anSe Sabr binolr9
9eilnb erbalten NIT Sopfen Sitters fir pent9er
ais Der Seiud zines ar5tes foitet. SD weiB ss."
Gin Nrbeiter.
az setns TT edit obne Elm glidel srlnen Sopfsns auf
Der wstben Gillette. gsa4tet al 6as ftdubltde, semeine
3eus, has ben Sausn: Hop oba Hops" trdst,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
uSlanb b.
Sentf6IanO.
GLASS bringen.


- Sn Der eriten Salfte bes Mai wirS
IN M Wefie a~bsebalten, Der ii9 bann
bic Der frans0iii9en Na9baritabt Nanep in
Der sweiten SGlfte bes W1ai anidlieBt.
Inter ben biesidbrisen Mebbeiu9er Be-
fanb ii3 aud cine Geiti9uIe aus 8 t + o.
en-, wel9e slei9 ben meiiten anberen
MeBbuben pom Wfes mad Nancp sins
unb bort 9lnlaB su erniten 9luftritten sab.
9lm 5. D. W. iammeIten fid MaGen Dor
Der &eitidule an, wel9e unter Wutbauss
brii9en sesen bic rPruiiiens" bic &eits
i9ule gu bernoliren iu9ten. 0ie Stubens
ten Der Ntabemie bon gtancp betbeiliaten
fi9 an Der Concentration. Gs aeiana
benz girsermeiiter unb Der Poli,eibebSrbe
nur NIT srOBter Miibe, bieie 9bli9ts a per-
eiteln. Die &eitidule wurbe sei9loHem,
ebenio cine in beren Ndbe befinbli6e frans
sSiiide, Ieetere Ofienbar n,lr, INN ben
i9ledten @inbrud, wel6en iold' blinber
Seuti9enbab berporrufen muB, absus
i9wd6en. Wabrenb Der pfngitfeiertaae
uaren idon beuti9e MeBbsiuder aus M1et
in Nancp Sniulten unb gei6impfunsen
aus9elett.
Soften Haau.
- Sn elmer SamiIie gu Sranffurt
io1te iid bic So9ter bes Sauies, elm iuns
ees bibi9eS Mab9en, NIT ibrem sufiinfs
ti9en @emabl perloben. Oas Seitefien
mar i6on aufsetrasen, Die selabensn @aite,
bas iunse paar unS beiien Gltern batten
idon 8lab senommen, ais ii9 bic graut
nit wirrem glite erbob, baS Sii9tu6 pom
Glide riB, baB bic Speiien bsrabfielen,
unb bic Seaer 81 seridlasen besann. Die
llnslidli9e mar tobii9tis ssmorben unb
mubte nun in bic Srrenanitalt sebra9t
werben.
n9weis.
= glm 5. Sum- itarb in grauns
T d Gig Der friibsre brauni9weisii6e
Suiisminiiter @sb. &atb Or. iur. Grieps.
Der Yeritorbene, 1911 ais Sobn zines
&orbma9er : Meiiters seborsn, bat mebrs
fad 9rauni9weis auf Gonfersnsen bebufs
MbfahunS pon 9anbeIss unb g~iuilpro3ebs
9eieten uertreten unb mar pon 1874 Bis
1881 Miniter. .5n Iesteren Sabre trat er
tn ben &ubefanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
9nre Ut bnrger @asette.

iollen pom SpieIern, Seiiter o 6rauens
bduiern urb @ontraftoren Seite9un9en
an9erpmmen buben. Die Sauptssu9en
iinb aIIerOinss SpieIer unb Setrii9er.
Serr $. Meiler, Mtuiitalien. un6
Spielpnaren: Sdnbler in Der MatnitraBe
in . M q B q, madt Bel Der I'M September
5. $. IN omaha itattfinoenben v6atr" bera
ienigen in gtebrasfa ober benz peitli3en
Soma ppbnenben Dame, bic fir bic mad
allen &i9tun9en bin poafOmmenite ertlart
min, suslei3 uber bas "a. 2ebensjabr nod
ni9t iiberi@ritten bat, Elm @ei6ent nit
einem Sarbman Siano, bas eilen @ertb
pom $1,000 repraientirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
S6met3.

= Sn 8 II canton Solotburn, bai
ii9 elm yS9weiSerii9er GrfinSunsss unt
Wuiteri9utuerein" sesriinbet, wel9er iid
bic l%Obenswertbe slufsabe seitellt bat, bic
@infibruns bes EQUITIES pon Grfinbun.
gen, Muitern unb Mobelen in bic sibse.
naiiii9e @eiessebuns namentli9 burd
8elebruns IN 0fientli9en 0eriammlunsen
popular 81 MAIDEN, bamit, penne elm lol6es
@eieb benz 9olt gum Sweiten Mal CUR gb:
%itimmuns uorseleSt perben iolte, es ni9i
abermals ~perporfen werbe. Der gereiu
wirb mSsli9it iiberaI Settionsn biIben,
wslde untsr 2situns sweier gororte, Don
benen er ieinen Sit tn Der Oits unb be,
anbere In Der Weiidwei3 baben wirb,
iteben fonen. Die Wororte werben i'm
GentraIprafbum abwe&isIu.