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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

The charter for the following con
solidated railroad company has been
filed with the secretary of state:
..The St. Louis, FIT. Scott X Wichita
Railroad company" and the Ellis
worth, Mcpherson, Newton x South
eastern Railroad company
An indeuture and agreement be-
tween the above railroad companies.
The party of the first part. in consid-
cratic of the sum Of S4Si 800, the re-
ceip, of which is acknow ledgcd. has
consolidated itself with the party of
the second part under the corpor .te
name OF the ''St. Louis, FIT. Scott IL
Wichita Railroad company" The
conveyance embraces all of the frau
chises, corporate rights, etc. of the
party of the first part. including its
constructed road from III Dorado ia
Newton. and all the rights OF every
name and kind which the party of the
first part possesses. The consolidated
company expect TO build an extension
of the FL Dorado & Newton road to
Ellsworth, on the Union Pacific, II an
early date.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
MARION'S NEW ROAD.

y petition containing over twenty
one hundred names was Yesterday pre-
scented TO the county commissioners
asking that an election be called to
vote county aid to the proposed Oma-
ha, Abilene and Wichita railroad, aud
the official compliance with the request
will be found elsewhere i'll to-day's
Record. "This is the way we long
have sought" Seven or eight years
ago we had map made or north and
south road through this county, and
printed it in the Record, and now that
dream seems about to be realized
The proclamation comes too near our
press time for Us to refer TO it at
length. We shall, however, heartily
support if, and believe enough good.
solid argument can be made in behalf
of the proposition to convince every
man in the county that it would be a
good investment If any are disposed
TO oppose the proposition we trust
they will withhold judgment and not
commit themselves against il till the
arguments are all in. We must have
this great MEETING railroad.-Mari-
on Record
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
THE NEW ROAD.

We publish the call for the railroad
bond election 10 be held November
oath, and we hope every reader will
peruse it carefully. 1t is proposition
of the safest kind, providing that we
must have the road through the coun-
ty, and in regular running order, be-
fore any bonds will be delivered. We
hope every voter in the county will
support the proposition for the road
would be a benefit to every citizen.
We here briefly cnuneratc some of
its benefits.
1t will furnish more shipping facili-
ties. f. ON which every farmer in the
county will derive immediate benefit.
for if every buyer can have the choice
of shipping in different directions they
can often ray more for live stock or
produce.
1t will furnish competing line OF
road, giving lower rates of freight,
and again enabling buyers 20 pay
more for produce.
Ii will add an immense value 10 the
taxable property in the county, and
the more property we have in the
county the less taxes will be
1t will add more 10 the value OF
every piece of land than the bonds
ever cost.-Peahody Gazette.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
CLEARWATER.
10 the rditor Of The Eagle

10 the Editor OF the Eagle
Mrs. Nancy Il. Mead, OF this city,
while on a visit at Mr.. OR. Hanchit's.
east of Wichita, was taken suddenly i'll
and died or Sunday, October -, aged
- wears. 9 months and - days. She
was born in Springfield Massachusetts.
and in 1877 married John Mead and
moved to Medicine county. Ohio.
where they lived until the death of
Mr.. Mead. She came here about n
wear since. 10 make her home with her
remains were taken 10 Medina couu-
~, Ohio. for burial, accompanied by
Mr.. Frank Mum. In the death of
Mrs. Mead, Mrs. Mum has lost the
company and counsel of one who has
ever been as kind and loving as her
owp mother could be, and the PreSbv-
terrain church loses a devoted chris
iian. and society is deprived of one
who will be missed by all who knew
her. Mr.. f. ID. Mum was with Mrs.
Mead until her death. and while at
Wichita on his return home, was ia
ken suddenly i'll, and but for the best
of care and able medical assistance, the
case would have been very doubtful at
least. We are happy 10 say that he
returned on Wednesday, and is much
better. L.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
WHO WE ARE TO VOTE FOR.

The campaign is nearly over. While
il has been 4 pleasant one in many re-
-pects. it has been quite earnest. As for
the Republican nominees. we have not
heard a word Of criticism, not single
charge. The fact is, nearly the whole
ticket Is made up of experienced Off
GERS. of men who are not only thor
oughly known, but who have proved
their competency. Capt. G.. W. Wal
ter, Hank Heiserman and +. l.. Ford,
the old officers who were renomlna-
ted because they had proved true men
and efficient officers, have been kept
too busy in their respective offices to
make much Of canvas, but there was
no necessity for the canvass. How
ever good the men personally are
whom the Democrats nominated
against them, nobody be he Demo
crat or Greenbacker, can honestly
claim that anything could be possibly
gained by = change, while there would
be the chances of mistakes. Capt.
Walter has made a splendid treasurer.
pains,aking and prompt. Ford, as
county clerk, has proved accommo-
dating and industrious with his
work. always up. Heiscrman is
old business from Monday morning Till
Saturday night. Ia short the people
having thoroughly tested these men
will simply retain them for another
term by overwhelming majoritics. As
for Bill HAYS for sheriff, however
much the Democrats may brag as to
what a good fellow John Fisher is,
they can't say bat that HAYS is just as
happily constituted in his personal
traits and that he Will not make the
most popular sheriff the county ever
had. And wha: Is more important TO
every good Republican, Hays is sound
as dollar in his political convictions.
To wind up this exceptional ticket
comes Alley for commissioner of the
Wichita district While he is Il good
Republican, he was not chosen because
of that 50 much as because of his well
known business qualifications and con-
5ervaiism. No "scheme" or crooked
na-s of any character will ever find
any favor in his eyes oriudgment. No
bin to the amount Of even ten cents
viii ever be allowed unless he knows
for himself hat it is right. For this
was he urged by the business men.
On the whole the Republican ticket
j. sound from bottom TO top and top
to bottom, and every man on will be
.tu.Lrl
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
NOtica

Keforo VI lIIlem IlttIe, Justice Of ihe Pence OF
Valley Center township, SedSwick Co, Kan.
L. f. BAKER, Plaintiff,
W. W. BRINnLEY, Defendant
To W. W. Brindley, defendant in the above
entitled action:
You are hereby notified that Sou have been
sued by plaintiff before the above named JUS
tice of the Peace. 10 recover the sum OF
Two Hundred and siNty-two Dollars and fifty
cents, and that an order Of attachment was is
sued on the 18th day of October against your
property for the said sum Of Sa6s 20 and costs
Of suit, and that the same will I've heard on No
yember 36th. losi, at 10 O'Clock 81. m. OF said
day, before the above named Justice of the
Peace at his Office in Valley Center township,
said county ard state. II BAKER.
,lI3gaWSi Plaintiff.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
POLITICAL HONESTY

ne Belle Plaine Resident, in cri,l-
cis;ng the EAGLE, talks as though its
editor believed that in the last presi-
dental election there was an untram-
mrlel vote and fair count in the
southern states. Mr. Robinson is evil
IDENTITY pukiu@ fun at H.. We don't
propose 20 90 into a discussion iiyoly
ing volumes of figures, nor do we care
for the sake of this statement what
have been the Democratic gains ia the
north. but ye will say that the Resi-
dent knows or ought to know that the
southern people do not even try TO
dI=g,;isc the fact that there is no such
hing * fair vote in the majority of
the Srcecding states And this is not
the worst gift. The leading states
men and politicians of the south make
no bones Of the matter that they do
not intend that the negro vote shall
De counted or even deposited where
il NAV possibly affect the success of
The Democratic party, either locally
ar nationally. But for n solid south
Cleveland would not have had a ghost
of show in being elected, and in a
full and free vote and an honest count
the seceedinr states would moi have
the ghost of show in being returned
solidly Democratic John Sherman
speaks Gods truth. The fool speech,
Rum. Romamisn and Rebellion" no
doubt lost New York. but with fair
elections in the southern states.
giving The loyal Republican blacks a
chance TO vote. and the Democracy
may have New York city with all its
corruption. its Tweeds and kellys.
lis Tammanics aud repeaicrs for all
lime t. come.
We don't care TO have the figures of
election returns of southern states
quoted AT US, for they are misleading
and fraudulent. representing nothing
hui the ungodly work of men whose
preiUdicc against the colored man is
greater than their love of truth or
political honesty.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
Chattel Mortgage Sale

Notice is hereby given that on the second day
Of November. lss5, at 10 O'Clock q m. at the
Feed and sale Stable of VIM. Long. on West
Douglas avenue, in the city Of wichiis. Sedg-
wick county. state of Kansas. we will offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder. for cash in
hand. sufficient of the following goods and
chattels to-wit; one span of brown mules and
one span of bun colo.ed mules, and one black
mule. TO satisfy a chattel mortgage male by
Wood Brothers 10 Fred Proctor. upon which
there is unpaid the sum Of S,s52 with interest
thereon from the second dsy of November,
lsS5, and costs Of sale and feed bill on mules
said mules are now at Longs stable
Dated October -. ISIS
HARRIS. HARRIS & NERMILLION,
AtivS tor Proctor.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
THE ROCK ISLANDS LESSONS.

After the Rock Island had built To
Leavenw orth the company discovered
that they should have built TO Atchi-
son. and endeavored to repair the err
ror b. building a second line from
Edgerton TO htchison and made il the
main line. giving Leavenworth a stub
Now. after having built into St. Jo-
seph from WINSTON. the Rock Island
finds il necessary To build new line
TO Atchison, thus making Atchison
the terminus of two Of its lines. The
Rock Island should now learn wisdom
from experience and build its line into
Kansas from Acknowledgment.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
ARKANSAS VALLEY
STONE SAW MILL

Arkansas Valley Stone Saw Mill, located
on the Santa Fe track, between Second and
Third streets, Wichita, Kansas. The Stone
Saw Mill is now ready to run in full blast,
night and day. We have made arrange
ments with the Augusta Stone company to
furnish all the stone needed. We also can
saw FL Dorado or Cottonwood stone if re-
ouired TO do so. We will furnish stone in
any shape, such as window caps, OF
door sills, beveled stone for stone fronts OF
solid stone building, or brick veneering; also
tagging for out and inside walks. All stone
furnished at greatly reduced prices Though
we ask no bonus, we do solicit your patron
age. The business men and board of trade and
all contractors and builders are invited to
call and see what We can do.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31

Don't LEI one chance slip by without
getting in word for the railroad
election November oath. The saliva
ton of every citizen of Marion coun-
" from forever paving eNtortionatc
freight rates, depends upon them get
ting this new road. Ii is not only OF
interest 10 those along the route, but
To every farmer in the remotost part
of the county. let it be uuanino us
eleciion.=Marion Regisier.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-31
BARGAINS REAL ESTATE

a fine agricultural and stock Farm three snd
one-half miles from city. about LIS sores broke,
one-iusrter section fenced for pasture, plenty
nf water and :. small house.
Also 30 lots In city finely located and In
good neighborhood Speclsl terms TO those
wishing 10 nske homes.
Also suburban property. For further psrtic-
nlsrs see Chris. Pearce. agent for " m. Greif-
fenstein At city ode dl7t-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10

@eiteren entbeben t6nnen. Die geuSlfes
ruug 1T iebr ftrebinnt, Die bofen 8reiIe, bic
man iiir @runbeisentbum uno Ufietbe fors
bert, bepeiIen, boB Die @eiddfte seben;
verIhieoene 8idtter nit gutter circulation
entipre9en BEN politil9en &idtungea uno
wenn mir Elm gutes 2otalblutt IN Soma
%ferusn, 70 1T es iidJer ber y@arrou Demo-
FRAT" @ut rebigirt, uouer 2otalneai9fsts
ten, itsbt Con unb SaIturg beS BIGttes
melt iber benz Ripsnu beS @eID6bnli9en.
@tr beipraden Die Snsesfra9en &benSs
ppr elmer bantbaren Mubiens, Die, penn
ni1t i6!e6te @ittsrurg unb Serlesnns Der
8erIdmmlun9 pon Wontag auf Wtittrpo9
9lbenb binberno i'm @ege eeitanben bdtte,
bebeuteno subIreider gemeien mare. SAT-
bdtten mir pergefen Sa iasen, baB lsti
Trenuurs ber beuti9eu BON Der irii6en
| @emeinoe bic &atboliten beuti6er 3un9e
baIb elm gutes Pfarrbaus uno cine gerdns
mige, bibide STRIDE paifebeu baben werOen.
Bum S6luB freut es uns, bob mir allen
ben pielen Sefannteu in Carroll So. unc
fern 0aut fir bic freunbIi9e llufuubme
bier ausoriidsn founer, Defenders miiiier
mir benz 2lsenten Der 6armcr's Snluranct
so. pom Gebar &upibs, Ssrrn ) u. 0of.
mann, nniern Oaut ausoridsn, bet es i'd
ni9t psrSrieBen lief, uns trOb ifrOmenber
0iesens pom Carroll mad 6iuseole nno Dor
SiQsOale mad 0aIbur 81 bringen. @ern'
bdtten mir unierm Nsentsn Serrr Sttfies
Die 0anb gebriidt, bod Der &egen bel
ign, pie uieIe anbere, ab, in Siasoale 81
eritPinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10

Sran 9creB, $50. 1926 an Slap StraBe,
swtldsu Is. unb H., 1T nit nenen
Jerblt: un6 @interpdaren Don Ghicaso
~surifssfebrt urlo bit,et bic geebrten 0Gmen
pom Dubuque unb llmsegenO uOrSuipre9en,
iid bic prddtisen, mooernen Site, Die
ld5nen gonnsts, bic Sdnber, bic Sai9ss"
u. +. 10. onSuleben uno Die Yreile gu
boren. Qa bic Waareu, itrict n~easiter
Mcoe, werSen ben 0amen fiber 9sfaQen.
Man merte auf, Srau 2Oret wobnt nod
in berieIben StraBe, Gber ui6t mebr om
alien Ylat, ionbern go. 1926 Sian StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10

SsfaIpoa i6eiut itramm i'm @adss
t5um porau;ui6reiten. Gs erriGtete iii
oieIem Sabre % neue gei&aftsbduier Ino
uneefdbr 1870 anbere @ebdubs. OaS rcue
Gourtbaus lit istt poltenbst unO DirO Elm
prd3tises @ebduoe.
Die neuei # gntI6eibung Der g.
riAte sebt onbir, bab cine GerIon, melds
Lungs elmer Dffeutlidcn Sirnee einen 5aur
erri9tet, iir SGooen, ben Sieb, meI9es
beios.e StroSe p%oiii,t, crLeioen mag, per-
~antwortli6 III; %ferncr, beB feine @'reuc:
Sdune aus StddelSrato e,rihtet werSer
biirfen, ,psnn ber Gigentbimer bs8 augrcn.
senoen 9anDcs ni@t istne 3uifimmun8 oa5r
eibt.
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u mSptrf0uf.

Oa i5 mein scn5eS @oareaIager Gus:
p~srtuaien mid, 10 made i'd ioIsenbe ans
9ebote:
Serren Tif;s Stiefel 81. 0o.-WG66en S@ube
poT Gdtem 3ie9erlcoer, gum lhnitren, 6oltetz
preiS $1.G5, MN so GsntS, in alien @rOBen uoI
l1-2.-MGnne,s uno 1nobsus6Gnbs II. 6Grit=
banoidubc sum 2nfaniSpr;iie.--@an woicl c
Ifoneu line 'bembei upS lirterboien, bisber
81. 90, MN so @erts. Ole feinite Sualit0t pom
llnterileibern ii Der Gtaot ;u 81 .25, Dertb $500.
Snabens St,efel pon 10-12 81 20 Gents bis 81.
@ue anberen @aaren meroen i'm Ser
baltniB %uerfauft.
&omme elm Sober u. iiberseuse ii6 ieIbit.
Sobn Tabrmann
9. un6 Glop Sira6e.
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zejtSChrIftar.

gegutadtet ino empioblen BON Getner gnis
mems benz aarotnal 8. wic9lostep III g,eip Oorf,
pom penn bodNplrot9iten Scrrr Gr5biitois ".
petB III Mttlipailtee, ipluie BON ben bp6iplroiaet
Serreu Biihoien @igger BON Remart. ailtau 6.
Slai9 BON Ga Groie, s. Raoemaber In NaibpiGe
nno pon naebrereit beroorraseaoen Prieitern oies
slmbroTus. 9eiti6rift fit Die susenbieeIicroe.
Wttt ellier Yetlage. II. Sobrgaug. 1866. Gul.
gang 500.
zdni,eiiuns. fafbclide. 6raan oes tatboli.
,@sn erSleRaIssperenis III Saeerri nno oes eeb-
reroereins tlr bic Sio5eie Csnabriid. 10. Sabra.
1866. Maila8e 1900. Sdbrlid) 50 9unimern. Uiit
oen Vrdfis Beieaben: .Rpnisa", .Sduteuaels.
ssitsratur6Iatt" r&otbeeber HRS Saaspeien".
Yrets pro Snbrgang S2.25.
fiferofurbldtt FIR satbpIiime Csr,ieber. Sers
alis9e9ebeit bonn falboliiden YGoagoatunt. @ras
tIseetla9e sur -Saiboliifen Gh%ulJeImn9". II.
Sabr9afg. 1868. Auilaoe 5000. Sa6rlid II
yaiallerIt. Erets fir Nt9tabcnnsrteit Der .aas
wsonifd. 8eiii6rift iar baisli6e Grsie6una.
Is. Sabrsarg. lse6. siIfaee 10000. Sabrli9
so Rlulnern. @pit ben @ratisbeiaaben: ssdjiIbs
slees" mo rIattgeter iar's Saaslpeies". EretS
@apbaSl. ',Slnintrte 8eiti@rift fir bic reifere
Su9eio nilo ode Boil. 8. Sabrg. 1856. gullaae
ll.0Oe. Sdbrli9 81 punnern. greis sI.00.
Vdp Der :Mnnaler i;nfsrer 2isbsn Srca pcu
rpnrsse,: wtonetl9rlFt 81 ebren Der nnbeheds
ten SrIpitailoniG, 9. SabrsnEs., 1SG6. StuRase
COCO. Sdbrlt1 i2 NtiiAeril. Ereis 10 0enfS.
esptbursa. Seiti6Iiit fir 9ient6oten. 10.
Sahr9an8. 1866: slRila9e 10000. Srets 40 CTS.
Sibrer Der Sin6er. II. Sabraana. ls6e. .siIT
ei,SOO. Sabri. 20 @HmHsra. @rsis 40 Gh, ~
Sri9ere SabrsdH8e itnO sa e,mabioten grelien
sr Srobenurimeru Der 8eitidriIten. ionic
eentidpe nnc sn9liidDe S~tatdlpse Mno gsreisz
lilten lieben atf yerIanSeH gratis uaD frantic an
HS- Bur Serbitung bon unubtbiaer Gd5rei6s.
releH mo gortoauslaael bitten mir, bel Neitels
lllng BON 3eiidbrIftrn ben beireienben 8etraa
porans;u3ablei. "S
geite1Ireen beliefe iRai, Az ri@tsn on.
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yin upiere 6eryn @genteu.

Sir ma9tsu Die Ssrren N5entsn Ireunb'
li9it eriu9en, etwaiSe Don ibneu idon col:
l~eftirten @elber e%insuienoen, ia mir beoeds
tcnOe 3abIuugsn 81 mo@eu babsn. Wir linb
ibnen i'm YorauS oaiitr re9t oGntbar.
Goute pieuei9t Der cine ober BET anoere
2lgen. ni6t 8rdmisn genus Oh 9ano ba'
ben, mOse er IS unS wiilen laiisn.
an ale uuisre 2eier, bic i'm SOraus be-
sobiten, BADEN mir i'm 2aufe Der leeten
@o6e bic grdmien ebseianot. Nfan fra9e
mad ouI Der 8oit unb lalie es uns rpiien,
wena cine Der Yrdmier ni6t GnSeIonst
iein ioQte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10

Ger llnterseidnete bat iiir Dubuque Mlb Sad
ion SO. Die @eneral> agentlr Der Fbenir Saurts
idule 81 Bloomington, Sca., iibernommen. Gr
si0t ben Sotmern Die Seiii1eruns, bab lie bic
SGume mo StrGl6er 10 %befommen. pie lie bic.
ielbsu sur Mblisieyun9 liir boS Sriibiabr 1886
beheler. @nte, 9einnbe, wa6Sbare SGlme
peroen earoiltirt. "a Der llnter,eid nete bic
@sentur bieier Sirna l6on Dor - ,,Sobren batle,
iueiB er, oaB Dieielbe ausSeSei9nete Goore,
9Saare 30. I, ~lieicrt, pie eS Gle Die sSarner
ipiilen, Die Same dls bieIsr gauml9ule ers
bielten.
Ntad benz eriten WtGrs merben feline auiirG9e
ensge9en9eaontn,en. ylan iprebe Dor bel
Tcat S.. Sattit,
Gde Der 10. uno Nbiteitrabe,
Dubuque, Soma.
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Sortbeilbafte Ginfauts=G tlcsenbeiteu !!

Gs lit pirtli@ Staunen ~erresenb, wel9'
nisbrise Pgeiie 2eui sur Seit fir Glen
paaren uotirt, no9oem CT III oieiem 9erbll
einsn rnsspObnli6 srOBen 8Orratb einses
le9t bat, III, bic Na9fragen ieiner pieIen
&unoen befrisbigen gu f6nnen. ga er IN
sroBen 0aaniitGtsn iir Suar fault, TT er
i'm StanSe. &unssn sr0Bere Sortbeile 81
bieten, a!s lie i%onitruo iilosn fonnen. Sers
sebt ni9t uursuiprs9en III
9eui's Orp @ooos YGlaf.
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Sier in ben Sppa Srpn @prts laB

Diamond Soe", wie fie Soc JfepnoIes
nenner, einea Dampfer baren, S~eiierJtumpf
gang aus Stabl wirb. Oas goot witb
800 SuB lang. unS 40 SUB greite baben,
nit ben treibenSen &dbsrn Gil ben Seiten.
Tdut Der 8au gut aug, nil Der S9iiiss
eisenibimer cine ganSe 6lotte FOLDER Woote
baaeu Iaiien, um ben 6luB swiI@en ct.
Qouis unb ct. Saul III befabreI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10
geotf's Wildura urm reinem 9ebertbran

nit @bOspboriOen, 1T Iebr beiIiam unb pom
beiten GriOIse bel absebruns. Or. :. :.
Bromier, &Odefter, q. D., ia9t: SD babe
Scott's Waiiaurg nit benz beiten @rfolse
Bel mir ieIbit unsewsnbet. Shit 9roBem
9ersniisen empfeb!s i'd bcberbieie Witl@ung
in allen Stabien Der &GSJesrurg, lie 1T
bierfIr baS seetsnete WRittel.
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Ser @gsaang Der @abl ;eiste, SaB 80

UT NHsBHHB UtI ScWVE 0rES'et Oub %.
s. 2nigbt ni9t aaein Die Stimmen ieirer
eigsnen Yartei erbieit, ionoerm bab 0u9
nod bic Stimmsn Der 9luiion Senberipn
5rattion ibm sriieIen. 0as EeiaItat in
Ser pisrteu 8arO Seist bas Grsebnib iebr
beutli6.
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Sic SEnoamsntc Der 9srs'Seius&ir6 :
limb 10 melt bsenoist. 9io6 1T elm fIeiner
Gbeil Der Sodelltsiue 81 legsn, unS Sorn
sanu bas 6unoamcut fur ben Winter eins
ssbedt werosn. Tios ntebern Sreiles bat
Der Contractor cine ~iaubere, quite arbeit
9ema6t.
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SieIe g9pGc iOa Der erite RaSel in bic
erite S6;sne seidIasen werten, bic auf Der
neuen gabu nod ct. Saul Don Der Ous
buque d yNortbweiiern" @iien6abn So.
ge5ont mirb.
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9aB Dir in 3eit rathen 4! @ie bdufi9
fo.nn.t IS por, baB eia llnfau I'M Sanle
p%o,iirt! Gin SAD ooer Stos, eire g Wniits
ober Granf ,unne. mo born u ! iih Sci:
rcr Gil bclfeu. OeGbrlb bette eol d
COLLATION. Gel in Sarle Mn5 Oh brcu9t
bid midi 81 dna1taen.
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Scr JadelSua, ben bic Dculotraten ais
Jreube iber u. s. &ntsbt's Sies organic
iirten, mar wObl gut gemeiit, aber nltt
gang am ploe. Weuu, rpie Der Nmeritaner
loot: The Dutch have taken Holland, 10
beparf bas teinss JadsISuges. 9sun, man
bate ieinen Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10

Ille Ssr5its nnD 8in!ermaaren iirS
auselunst, iebr srnBe @uswebl. moberne
Muiter, Vreiic nisbris. &ommt uno is5t
?. s. Suumb ouer, $40. $40 MoinltraBe.
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8erthem 4 Sthier,
81 0aiu NraBe, ssp. 5.&G. ctr.
@o tit 9eter 9aea.

pom Selen aus benz Canton 6eSingen?' Ters
Ielbe manberte 1861 na9 Gmerlfa ais Inb Die
leete 3d6ri6t BON ibm fam aus Winnelota.
user na3ere allsianit 9e6sn tant ri4te oIelslb'
aus Sdfir Sanft. 90. @en,
Carroll, Carrot So, Soma.
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Sic berieblen Or. aasnit a6nis's
$ ambnrser Sropen ibre WirtanS
in meiner Samilie. Nls Blutreiniger uno
sesen Magens un6 9eberlei0eu iteben lie
nniibertroiien ga. = g. DsusrIin9, @o.
535 Muitin StraBe, Gan @ntoniO, Eeras.
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Sic &nDl i'll Staaie Soma iici, ME
mir idon in Der Gunbi5ou auf Der Gitsl:
ieite mittbeilcn, 81 @uniten Der GtspubIifas
ner aus. lleberau i'm Staote iiu6 iebo9 aud
SerluI te Der GcpnbIifoner Su regiitriren.
9ier in Dubuque So. mar Sic WabI nur
in Getreif beS @anbibeten fir Ssu0tor cine
lsb9orie. $. 6. @raues, Der repubgitas
niiGe Gonb,bat, Ser Not 4 Sabren bier in
cent benoi atii9en DUBUQUE SO. erwdblt
pcrb, purIe III Io'Ge ie,rer S@uIte,trd'
9srei unb ieines Wortbui1ss in Der Gem
perensirase Don Sc. $. &niSbt nit $3.50
Siiurmsa Nsebrbeit seboten. Sier bas
Jfsluitat:
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Gnteoap sRarstSeri@t.

Wer Gelesrapb.l 8. Nop. 1855.
@ei,eu-Jio. 2. S6s Bis 500 Gts.
@sli6torn-4ss cts.
Safer 26} Sts.
% ogaen-60s Cts.
81 eflte-6. >ts.
Bufter--i0 BE % 9is.
Gier-1Ss biS 10 0ts.
Wbistp-$f.t5.
g $50 bis 400.
@iMDpieh--S2 so BIS 600.
SGmeinehei,h- $3.50 bis $500
G9maIS-s5.971 BIS 6 10.