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National Republican., 1885-03-05

WHATEVER may botide Mr.. Cleveland
in the future, it must be voted that his
Inauguration was grand success. If the
day had been made to order it could not
have been better, tho crowd was such as
was never seen hore before, and was
orderly, enthusiastic, and good humored
tho procession something to remember
for lifetime, and tho gaily decorated
avenue a really wonderful scene. As
the President rode from tho capitol to
tho white house amid the glitter OF arms,
music, gorgeous pagoantry, aud ringing
plaudits Of the miles of thronging human
ity, he could we'll afford to be proud and
happy man. And Washington, too, can
well be proud of the occasion. The ar
rangements for tho display were perfect,
and so nicely adjusted and considered in
advance that all was like clock work. The
committees charged with the infinite
labor incident to the Inauguration did
their allotted tasks we'll aud carefully,
and deserve vote Of thanks one and all
National Republican., 1885-03-05

A vender Of balloons was unfortunate
with his bunch Of about thirty balloons
yesterday, short time previous to tho
marching of the procession, By an un-
fortunate mighap they escaped from his
hand ON Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-and-a -a-half and Sixth streets, and in
their upward flight caught on top
branch o" tall tree in front of the
Globe office. Not willing 10 lose his
pfoue.ty without struggle, the Wonder
asceDded the tree aud made his way to
tho small branches whore the balloons
W 20 caught, and after much porilous
mlneuvering managed to secure half his
stick, the other half flying of one by one
ID. his endeavors to secure thom. a round
OK applause from tho crowd Of spectators
greeted his descent.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

THE military portion Of the procession
was decidedly tho chief feature. Many
of the organizations marched in splendid
style, giving evidence of good drilling.
1t is source of satisfaction that the
Washington organizations were second to
none in appearance or evident soldierly
discipline. Pennsylvania held promi-
nent place in the public eye from the
number, equipment, and fine appearance
of her regiments of citizen soldiery.
Virginia has reason to be proud of her
troops that were present and New York's
gallant Goth were the observed of all
observers.
National Republican., 1885-03-05
The lnnnDurnI Ahdrean.

IfPresid Ont Cleveland had simply mado
his oath OF Office the text and substance
of his inaugural address, he would have
given just as much information Of the
policy of his administration rs appears in
tho address that ho delivered at the cap
itol yesterday. ~ do solemnly swear
that l will faithfully execute tho office of
President of the United States and to the
best of my ability preserve, protect, and
defend the constitution of tho United
states.' This was his oath of office, aud
this is the long and short of his
inaugural address. Except that
ho emphasizes his previously defined
position upon tho civil service by reiter-
ating it, urges the education and civil
ization of the Indian with a view to citi.
zenship, and pledges himself to rigid
enforcement of the laws against polygamy,
his fcllow-citizens will read in vain for a
frank statement Of his views upon tho
living questions Of tho day. Wo must
accept his administration upon the per.
sonal assurance of the man that 1t will be
nctuated by the best of motives, and tho
most earnest of endeayors on his part to
make it acceptable to the American peo-
pie.
The inaugural is replete with those
Glittering generalities which mean every
thing or nothing as tho author may de-
sire and intend. Tho responsibility Of
tho trust, devotion to tho constitution,
the superiority of patriotism over parti-
sanship, and the obligations which the
acceptance of tho Office imposes while
they are old and familiar phrases, form
the burden OF the inaugural speech, with
out that application to vital questions
which would naturally be expected from
ono whose opinions on public measures
are 50 little known. President Cleveland
has been given an opportunity to outline
the policy of his administration, an OPP
portunity usually embraced with willing.
ness on the part Of his predecessors. lie
has ignored it, and asked the country to
accept him and his administration upon q
naked promise that il shall bs nodded to
accomplish the greatest good to tho great
est number.
This retlcence is a surprise and disap-
pointment to citizens of all shades OF
political opinion. 1t keeps alive the
spirit Of apprehension so closely follow
ing the election, that a democratic adj
ministration portsnds disaster TO tho
business interests Of the country. This
might have been allayed and confidence
restored had President Cleveland made
his SinaugurstiOngthe oC'VSiOn for the ex-
National Republican., 1885-03-05

WHY was Daniel Manning taken and
irurro II. Pondleton left, is a query
LAT George William Curtis will be ask
ug these days. Its answer Is found in
'l speech he made at the Chicago con-
yention last June, when he said:
We are confronted with the democratic
party, very hungry, aud, as you may well be-
l;cyc, very thirsty; II party without a single
definite principle; party without any dis
tiHct national policy which II dares to present
to the country; party which fell from power
as q conspiracy against human rights, and now
attempts to sneak back TO power as con.
spiracy for plumber and spoils.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

We congratulate the house ofrepre-
sentatives of the forty-eighth congress,
now defunct, upon ono of its closing acts.
1t has consented to do justice to Gen.
Grant. 1t Is about the only commend
atory legislation it has succeeded in en-
acting. Ifit had been congress dis.
tinguished for what it had accomplished
instead Of ono remarkable for what 10
had failed to do, it would deserve no
praise for this plain performance of its
duty. But when we consider that the
majority in the house has defeated all
public measures Of Importance that have
come before it, the democrats are certainly
deserving of compliments for this spas
modic act of theirs by which tho senti-
ment of the country has given practi-
cal expression in the retire
ment of Gen. Grant. This
tsrdy recognition of the services and
needs Of the commander of our armies
during the rebellion will excuse some of
the short comings of the lower branch of
tho congress now deceased. We hope
Gen. Grant will accept the position. His
countrymen would gladly have aided
him earlier in his misfortunes, but an in.
competent majority in the house has pro-
vented that desire. To his unanimous
confirmation by the senate, he may look
to see the true feelings of his fellow cit.
| liens.
National Republican., 1885-03-05
suci.Iing for the ProprIetIeu.

"Why, Caroline, aren't you ashamed Of
yourself?" exclaimed mother. entering
the parlor and addressing her dauRh ter
"Your poor father has only been dead
three weeks, and here you are playing on
the piano"
Hes been dead longer than that,
NAV. lie died on the I'd, so you see
he's been dead four weeks"
That's u fact" said tho mother. $50
ahead. / declare my memory is failing
me."-ArkdnsalO TraUeller.
National Republican., 1885-03-05
Modest DoOItttle.

Doolittlo lat the telephone)-Hello
Cleveland. hello!
Cleveland-Hello! hello! Who's that2
Doolittle-Its /. Judge Doolittle, OF
Wisconsin.
Cleveland-Well, what can I do for yon,
judgei
Doolittle-Nothing. / Just thought ]
would step to the telephone and let you
know that wanted nothing.
Cleveland-(winking at Lamont)-You
shall have it, judge. Good-bye.-New York
Tribune.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

No APPROPRIATIONS were mado for
rivers and harbors. No mourning will
take place on account OF the omission.
Some works will be delayed that should
be carried on, but it is better that this
should occur than that millions of the
peoples money should be squandered
on worthless and prohigate projects.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

THE spring elections of Maine show
that the republican party is still n united
and aggressive organization, profiting by
the lessons of national defeat. New
Hampshire will follow suit next Tuesday,
Ennd similar indication of vitality will
bc shown in tho result. The democracy
can mako its, plans to vacate four years
from Yesterday
National Republican., 1885-03-05

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN will be
issued to-day. 1t contains digest of
the news in the daily up to date, record
OF the proceedings in congress, besides q
large amount of other interesting reading
matter. 1t can be obtained in wrappers,
ready for mailing, in the business office.
1t also gives q complete account of the
inauguration of President Cleveland.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

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National Republican., 1885-03-05

A clergyman, after suffering a number of
years from that lOathsomo disease, ,Catarrh, aiter
trying every known remedy without success,
ut last found prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any sufferer
from this dreadful disease sending a self ad.
dressed stamped envelope to DR.. j. A. Law
renee 100 Dean street, Brooklyn, n. Y, will
receive the recipe free of charge.
National Republican., 1885-03-05
Go-AS-You.PIcaso skating Contest.

New York, March AIN the six day
go-as-you-please roller skating tourna-
ment the following was the score at IL
o'clock tonight: Donovan, G0i miles;
schocls, 59S; Maddocks, 5i2i Boyst, 5i2i
johnson, 4jO; Allen, 400 Ward, 139.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

CoNcoRD, N. H., March 4.-Goy. Hale
has decided to appoint Hon. Henry w.
Blair, whose term expired to-day, United
States senator, dd interim, aud will for
ward his commission 10 him in Washing
ton tomorrow. Senator BlaiT's successor
will be chosen by the legislature, which
assemblies next June.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

Dr. Bischoif has arranged special pro-
gramme for the Goncerton Friday evening
Tho large crowd of strangers will pack
tho Congregational Church, Good re-
served seats can bo had at Ellis d Co. q.
Single admission 25 centA
National Republican., 1885-03-05

To poison well is one of the worst Of crimes.
II Is worse to poison the fountain of life for
ones self and Tor posterity. Often by careless
ness, or misfortune, or inheritance this has
been done. Ayers Sarsaparllla goes back OF
the symptoms, picks up these impure seeds
from the blood, the vital stream, and restores
appetite, strength, and health.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

The country is to be congratulated
over its happy escape from an extra
session of congress, 1t was q close
shave, though.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

IFaman can't bo both good and rich he
ought at least TO be wise; let every man pre-.
pare for the day of adversity by laying In
stock DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, sure cure for
coughs and colds
National Republican., 1885-03-05
THURSDAY. MARoH 5. 1856.

Entered at tho po.tonice AZ washington, d. O.,
fisoCoud.Cass matter
National Republican., 1885-03-05
Glle 0atiullaI REpubIiElll

Daily except sunday aud Weekly,
ny THE NATIONAL REPuuLtCAS CoMrASY.
National Republican., 1885-03-05
GEN. GRANTS CONDITION.


NEW York, March 4. Cen. Grants con-
dition to-day is unchanged, IIe rested
comfortably last night aud was late In
rising this morning.
Col. Fred. Grant said this evening that
his father rested easier, and was in all
respects better to-day than yesterday.
A TRIBUTE 10 GEN. GRANT.
BosToN, March AT tho meeting Of
tho Loyal legion tonight Gen. Devens, in
speaking in support OF the resol utions
which were adopted in sympathy with
Gen. Grant, said his fame was part Of
tho common glory of tho whole
county. and OF tho heritage
of MI its children. Abraham
Lincoln aud Ulysses $. Grant, the
Statesman and the soldier of the civil
war would stand together so long as the
union shall stand as those by whom ouI
great dehverance was wrought out. The
commandery in order TO meet Gen. Sher,
idan, who is then TO be in Boston, will
probably hold their April meeting on the
second ins,ea of the usual first Wedues,
day Of the month.
National Republican., 1885-03-05

who takes the place Of Mr.. Chandler at
tho head of tho navy department, is one
Of tho leading lawyers Of New York, and
close friend of the President lie was
born at Conway. Mass, in 1889. After
graduating from Williston Sem mary no
entered Yale College in 1859, and wont
through its course with distinction. EN-
bracing the law as his profession, he be-
gan practice in Now York city after o
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4aiou & Samliu baben quite QusIidt,

MaiOn 4 Samlin buben quite ausiidt,
nit ibren aufre9titebenben Yianos ebenio
beribmt gu 'werben, pie iis es felt 2anssm
we9en ibrer weItbetannten Gabinetsor9eln
iino. Wiit sroben Soften itelten iie meb:
rere Sabre lang Serlude ar un6 wurben
babel BON eiuem 10 fdbisen Corps pon
Sa9tunoi9en unteritiiet, wie ie pieIlei6t
in teiner Sa6rit Der @elt seiunben werben
f6nnsn, unb ite (Wfaion & 5amIin) battsn
grfols, inbem iie elm Yiano bsriteuten,
bas BON ben beiten Ridtsrn bic pdrmlten
2Obiprii6e erbdlt. 9as Sauptmsrtmal
besielben 1T cine widtise grfinbuns in Der
rBeiaitur9" bcs Snitruments, bic aus bies
ier Sabrif itammt. Die Saiten ,perben
burd Sefeftisunsen aus Metau an Ort
unb Steae sebalten, ~anitatt burd bic @eis
bnn9 on 3upfen, Die in Sol, ssisst paren,
wie bies bisber sei9ab. Die baraus bers
uoripringenben Gortbeile iinb sablrei6,
bo9wi3tig unb inter anSerm folaente:
cine wunberpoae S6Dnbeit unS 6lanas
farbe bes Cones, bel gGsitem ~tpeniser @es
fabr, auBer Stimmuns gu fommsn, sr0s
bere 3uuerldiiisteit IN idpicrisen glimaS
uno srDBere SoIiOitdt in Bau unb 9auer.
Wfaion d 9amlin baben $50, 900 Srgeln
gema3t. Sic tOnnen idwerIi9 erparten,
ebenio uiele Bianos 81 fabrisirsn, aber obne
3ueifeI fommen iie IN ben SAL, cine sroBc
an5abl Su bauen.-rV Bottom Grapelsr".
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Gin fir all c SutIdeu unS tsutIdipre.

Gin fir all oentldea unb Ssutidiprss
denben Bswobuer bes Staates Gennipls
uanien iowie nidt minber fit ale Oeuti9s
gmeritaner uno 0euti9en in Der alien
Seimatb, bic al ben S3iflalen ibrer
Stammsssenplsn in Der neuen .Seimatb
Nntbeil uebmen, iebr Invertebrates Wert 1T
uns aus benz Vsrlase bon 6. Steiaer
d 6 o. in Stem YOrt Susesanssn. 0ass
ielbe b;lSet ben 2. Sano Der BON Carl
Sdurs berausssssbeuen @efdi9ts 81
bldtter unb fiibrt ben Gitsl: v9ilber
aus Der beutf9spennplpan mis-
@ei9i9te." Seiu Ysrfafer
lit Or. Sswalb Setben itifer, ben
OeutI5en gmsri:a's bur1 feline @eIdidte
Der Oeutiden @eieui@aftY biIubeIpbia's u.
feline Seiti9rift CUR speibunbertid9rigen
@rinbung @srmantown's oasemein be-
fannt. SSu Dem uo~rlisgenten @erfs ents
rort CT uns elm lsbenbigss ani5aulides
Bib Der srlten bsuti9su ginw anberung in
4merita, Der 8riinoung Der Stabt @ers
mantopn uno beS 2ebens uub @irtsns pon
Yaftorius. Damn folst Elm 2~ebsrsbiIb
bes @iniisblers &e!pius am Wiliabidon
unb cine 0ebensseidi9te Der beiben 6bri:
iiopb Sauer in @srmantown, wel6e bic
erite beuti9 : ameritaniide Nudbuidersi
srinbeteu nnb oils RE pioniere Der eeuti3s
ameritaniiden Treiie anSuieben iinb, mtI9e
beute cine 10 9robe geoeutuug erlaust bat.
Gbenio interefont lit Der na4itiolsenbe
gbidnttt, bas Greiben ber pistijtiiden
S9pdrmer in gpbrata i6ilberrb. Den
S9luBabi9nitt biIbet cine S1ilocrpns Der
Sbdtisteit Der 0euti9sr i'm 6rieben unb
Griese, ibrer @rbsit, ibrss @spsrbsFsibes
unb ibrsr Tbeilnabme ON Gspolutionss
friese, iolpie elm 9sbsnsbiIb bss Generals
geter Mdiblenbers. 0as Werf sntbaIt
cine Wienge tbeilweiis nod gang unbetannt
sepeiener @in;eIbeiten aus ben dlteitsn
3eiten bss Oeutidtbums i'm Staate penns
lyIuania, wsl9e Or. Seibenliiter nit
GROCER IRibs unb sroBsm SIeiBe aus ats
ten, pampbleten, urtunben u. I. ID. selams
melt unO au einem barmonil9en @ansen
pereinist bat, bereu 2e,tire einen treIfi9en
Ginblif IN bic @ei1i9te Der beutiden pios
Mere Yenniplpnniens bietst. Qas iebr
bibid ausgeltuttete Wert foitst bel porto:
irsier 3alenpums fart sebeftet nnb iteif
broi9iu 1918 unb elegant In 1einwanb
sebunben NIT @oIbidnitt auf Der obsren
Seite 81 90.
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Dor benz biefigen 9iftrietaeridte iaweb.

tie Mussanss lester ISOLDE Elm groseB, in
benz Der Srldnber Ibern, elm &aufbolb,
pie CT I'M Su9e itebt, Der einen Oeuti6en,
&udte, In 2utbers Wirtbi9aft babier nit
einem gier9Ias eri9lu9, bes Morbes arz
setla9t mar. Oils Die Oebatten poriber,
initruirte ber &idter Goud bic @eidwors
men, GENTLE Guntte in 8etra6t gu
sieben, ebe ie ibr llrtbeil fdlten. @r GAS
ibnen su bebenfen, baB Der Nnseflaste einen
9uten &u 9enteBe mnS baB 3fuds
ties 9irnf6abel i'm Serslei9 gu anbsrn
S6doeln Elm iebr Sinner sepeien iei.
0ieie Subtraction bat unter ben re6tslies
benben Birsern Der Stabt ipI1' einsn
Stnrm Der @ntriitun9 beruorserufen, mie
mir ibn bier nod ni9t seiebsu babsn.
Ilio, ar9umenttrt bas 0oIf nit Redt,
penn Der S6dSeI zines Mannes nidt BID
senus 1T, ioa er ni9t binter ben S9enfs
tii6 iteben ; ia iast elm anberer, wie bid
muB bic 9irni6aIe bann iein, baB elm per-
%rufener Srldnber, Der einen friebliden
Meni9en tobti9ldst, pom &idter perurs
tbsilt rpirb2 Nun, bas mubt Ou btn Hi9s
ter Gou9 frasen, wirb ibm ssantmortst.
Mllo, bSrten mir einen bentenben Mann ii9
duBern, neil Elm Sinb feline 9irnidale bat,
ME elm &binocsros, ionbern biinn unb
wsi1 mie elm gobnenbIatt, beBpseen lit
bann Der Morb bieies biinnidaalisen, iuns
gen Meni9en erlaubt. llnb 10 weroen bic
abiurbeifen Solserunsen se5osen. Nber
ni3t ALIEN, bic 9irni9dbsltbsorie bat bSies
Blut sema9t. aud Der quite yeumunb, Der
quite" Rufgbsrns, Der bsridiibtist w.rSen
iolte. Mas fir cine Sps3iss Homo bies
Ter Ibern 1T, sebt baraus bsrpor, baB bi,
etsene. Mutter bisiem Bsnsel Die
Birsi4aft ent3os, neil er ii9, aud mad
benz er anseflast mar, 3eitweilis ME Elm
Hoodlum betrus.
&i9ter Gou1 wirb BON ben beiIern Gle
menten Der san3en Stabt beiduIbist, bas
CT BEN &i9terftubI bsiubelt unb feline Sn.
itructton 3a @unit.n bieies Srldnbers cine
Speculation auf bas iriide Yotum gene:
fen fei.
Die @eidporsnen einisten i6 babet
AUDI ni9t. Oie Surp itanb s sesen 4.
gbre bisien adt Mdnnern, bic, trot be,
einieitisen Subtraction ces &i6ters, treu
BET ibrer 8fidt ftanben. YrauGt man
unter ben llmitdnben ii9 gu w%unbern, psnr
Ri6tcr Spn6 Sic 9eredtisfeit in bic Suns
ninlmt uno &cuolten sntiteben wie in Gin.
%cinnati! @ir werben bel Der &abt IGes
tbun, mas IN %unierer seriusen Mabt itebt,
oaB Gou9 ni9t nlebr oabiu fSmmt, mo e,
iett lit. gr lit Der ri6terli9en SOsu IN.
pirSis.
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&Ieinere Na@riGten aus Sowa

9roBei1nsufrie b Ell berriat
f9on felt 9dnserem unter ben &oblensrds
bern in peri6iebenen @esenben pom Soma.
Gle beflasen ii9 iiber SunserlObne, rno
anbererieits bebaupten Minen : Gisentbii:
mer, feline bObere 20bne besablen gu Tons
men, neil iie ii6 contrattIi9 perpfi6tet
bdtten, &obIsn gu sepifen 9reiien 81 Iies
fern, un5 SaB iie folsIi9 Bel elmer 2obners
bobuns ni9t beitsben tDnnten. SSas bic
Soblen9rGber pom Oesmoiues aabetrifft,
70 bei6lo1en bieielbsn IN elmer am l. Wai
%ub9sbaltenen WtaiIen.S erIammlung, Dap
fie cine 9erabietuus pon 81 Gents pro
Buibel bis gum /. September a%nnebmen,
aber bann cine @rbObuns ~perlansen Mir
ben.
Ger g It m fer pon Storm Gate
bate elm Deficit in Der &aiIe unb pers
fdpanb. Die goftoiice wirb iett Don
elmer britten Yerion i'm Nan,en Der Burger
pelpaltst. SIS pirb auBeroem beri9tet, bag
swei anbere Soifmeiiter in S9pulitdten
fem iolen, 10 bab man ibren &idtritt TO-
elei9 eruartet, wenn berieIbe ni9t i9on
ffattsefunben.
@Gbrenb Ser Yrobibitionsrummel
nor ii9 sebt, @irtbsueriolsunsen i~tattfins
ben, &lasen einseIsitet werben, Mdnnern
ibr ebrli9 eruorbeues Gut senommen uirb,
blibt bic S5napsbrennerei AT Oes Woinss
unb brinet tdsIi9 tauienbe @aIonen elsus
bisen SuieIs CUR @eIt. Sonberbare Sus
ftdnbe, bteie!
Ius peri1iebenen Ebeilen bes
Staatss laufen &lasen elm, baB bic @es
5ese gum S9use Der Sii9Sudt srObli9
perlest wsrSen. gsi Waaiitlon in Clinton
60. batten einise 2eute elm feines Nes
qusr iiber bic @apiie seipannt, unb bort
tdsIi3 Sauisnbe pon Sii9en auf ibrer
@anberuns itromaufpdrts s%efansen, ,uel9e
babur9 perbinoert wurbsn mad ibren 2ai9s
pldten gu ~gelansen. Ser Sii9commiidr
f9idte einen Silfsiberiff bortbiu Inn bic
Nete su serltOren. 8ei gmmetsburs an
MusfuB bss Mebium Gate fiuben resels
mdBise S6Id1tersien itatt, inbem mittels
S9rotflintsu uiele Eauienbe BON Sii9en
setObtet werben.
Sebt bats aud in GIfaber
sei9eIlt, i6reibt Der in gltaber eri9eis
Ienbe vNorS Soma Serolb." SdmmtIi9e
beige Wirtbe baben ii9 I'M /. Wtoi nut
grlaubniBi9,ine fir ben @ertauf BON Ga:
BAT unb Gtsarren peri6ufit, aber nidt gum
gerfauf pon bsraui@enben @etranfen.
Oas meint nit onberen Worteu, baB ie
ben 9ertauf BON vGrtrutt" unb bersl. Biz
auf @eiteres einSuitelen beabi9tisen,
benn wie bsfannt, Iabt SnfeI Gam in be,
Sinfi9t ni9t nit ii6 ipaben.
Betanntli9 bot Der Gonsrebmanr
Struble bic n0tbisen Sdritte setbun FIJI,
S9lieBuns Der Wirtbi9aften in Sc Wars.
Ser bortiSe rSerOIb" beridtet SoIsenbes
barber: rStrubIe erbdlt pon ieber Ga
loons8 erfoIsuns, fir ieben einselnen Ga
loon bunbsrt Dollars SuSasselb. Dauor
fam man beurtbeilen, wie melt feline Prin
Sipien rei@en." Snfam!
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Serlegung bes Tusgeihdftcs BON Sran
M. 0prts.

Mteinen bisberisen 8unbsn fir bas se;
seidenfte 3utrauen banfenb, erlaubs i'd
mir, bieielben barauf aufmertiam gu mas
den, baB i9 mein @eidaft iett mad SO.
1926 GlaptraBe, spii9en l6. unb H.,
seseniiber $. g. S9rpeoer's Store unb
n6rbli3 pom SimonssbIof, psrlest babe,
unb BORT cine rside @usuabl pon Damens
Siten, SGnbern, Slumen, grauts unS
Communion &rdnsen, S9Ieiern, S9srpsn
u. /. NJ. baltic. Our9 biaise Ginfdufe bin
i5 in Stanb seiett, biais gu p%erfaufsn,
CLAUDE al fleinen Yrufit unb i9neqen llms
ias, unb labe meine alien &unben unb redt
uiele neue elm, mid in meinsm nsuen
Ylate gu beiuden unb Maaren unb Yrsiie
81 prifen. Srau so. 9ores.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19
Tim bas staatsgeieb gu umsebsn mar

man In Siour @itp iibereinsetommen, baB
bic @irtbe ibre 9ocale often balten f6nns
ten, ter Stobt aber bann $1,000 on
9icenien su besablen bdtten. Sober per-
niinftise Mann iab elm, baB bies ni6t ssbs,
unb es sins ni9t. SO Dollar per Monat
@irtbsiteiern ueri6minsen, lit ni8t mDss
LID, bas brinst fem @irtb in elmer Stabt
wie SiOur Gitp fertig. Die 8irtbe be-
SabIen einfa6 nidt unb boren audi nidt
auF. Die Stabt fam bic @i,tbi4aften
ni6t idIieSen, eS iei benn, baB Tie bas
Staats9eiee gu Siilfe nimmt, nnO bas mag
fie niGt, neil bann bic anbern @ei9dfte Su
lebr sei9aSist lpirben. llnS 10 itebt man
rathlos Do.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19

SeBt, ba Der Serwultunssratb Ser 0us
buque & Nortbweitsrn 81 ienbabn pon ieis
mem Contract nit Ben 8irsern abmsi6t
unb beabfi3tist, bic Sabn nDrSlid su
bauen, itatt rorSmeitli9, lit tsin !Spsifel
mcbr bran, baB bic Steuer umseltoben
werben fam, benn bet Contract lit sebros
den. Oie betbeilisten Bartsien isben bas
ielbit ELM, beBwesen perlansen fie psitere
Si9erbeit. Die GIauiel, baB man ii@
bas 9te6t pprbebaIte, ipdtsr I 3 NJ e T.
lid ab5uSweisen, 1T cine 6inte unb un,
aiiltia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-19
Grieg War

@ibt IS i'm Rew 9ort GlOiBtas Store.
6leioer fir Mdnner unb &naben perbsr
unter benz Yreiie uertauft. Wie bas &c:
ideben fam, 1T faft unertldrIid. In;iss
fur Wdnner $500; fir Rnuben 81. so
anbere &Ieiber i'm ielbsn SerbdltniB. Oieie
&leioer merben taft psridenft, 70 biGis III
bas ia. So9 Der Rdufer bat ben 0or:
tbeiI. ST sebt nod 9uuie nit uieI @aur.
nnb CAB wenis @eIb aus. @ebt unb iibsr:
seust Sud ieIbit int
Stem gort Glotbins Store
MainfraBc, nabe Tier Strube,
Dubuque, Ga.