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Miss Ashcroft" he said "She is greatly
interested in my patients especially when
they are as lonely as yourself.
And he carried her in his arms into an
apartment, half-ofice, half sitting-room,
where a sweet-faced woman welcomed her
with kindly warmth to a seat beside the
cheerful wood-fre The windows were
full of the rarest plants The walls were
almost covered. Splendid roses and lilies
were in bloom-geraniums and fuchias
were abundant, and the purple scented
violets were the sweetest Kate had ever
seen.
"They are Arthur's favorites above all
flowers, remarked Mrs. Broderick, as Kate
eagerly took the cluster she gave her; 'and
[ think they must be your favorites, too,
BY the way you look at them"
They were, indeed, very dear to Kate as
they were the last flowers her mother held
in her hands; and she told her new friends
why she loved them so well.
"She is little darling, Arthur" ex-
claimed Mrs Broderick, when the doctor
returned from taking Kate home 81 am
going to send for her to stay a month with
me- Do you think she will come? Z?
The doctor laughed.
''Not unless you tell her that you want
her to sew for you, mother. She was
hardly willing to call here, or even to ride
with me- If she is ''innocent as dove,
she is also as wise as a serpent, and will
not be beguiled into anything that will
compromise her character.
II like her better for that, Arthur.
Very well-tell her l want seamstress
for several weeks, and will give extra prices
for the work But don't you go to falling
in love with her, Arthur"
"Why not ?"
because, I shall get no work done if
you are hanging about the room
"You are dear, cross, good mother.
What do you suppose want to fall in love
for, when l have you? Besides, you are
such proud old lady, that l should not
dare to fall deeply in love with a sewing
girl
"Don't Arthur, you make me feel faint.
Remember, was sewing girl, and L mar
ried richer man than you are"
"Come, come, mother l shall have to
correct you or put mistress over you.
How would you like that little mother?"
'sHold your tongue, Arty and to-mor-
row see that you go early after my sewing
girl"
DIR. Arthur patted his mothers cheek
and kissed her fondly.
'I am going now" he said. And truly
he told Kate such a piteous tale of his
mothers disappointment in losing her seam
stress, that gratitude to him prompted her
to 60: ::--"'>>,
A month of happiness it was to Kate
so petted and caressed, 30 careful 'e'
and, finally, so beloved by mothe5I feii i'.s...!!
II don't know" said Mrs, Broderick,
refectively, cts serious thing to marry
wife only half your age, Arty."
"Nonsense mother? have made a
bargain with this little girl l have prom
ised to give her ten years of my forty, and
that makes a fair average of thirty years
each. 1t will be a happy match, dear
mother. Don't break it. up with any of
your objections.
And it was, and is, very happy match
for both.
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Also, KANT So per ton.
CAUTION.

Be sure you get all of your goods from
LONG & REESE. We always have sup
ply in our warehouse.
Our prices are EXTREMELY LOW, ana
terms are as follows:
We will sell for CASH, or on CROP
TINE, at the option of the purchaser.
A reduction Of TWO DOLLARS per ton
will be made to parties purchasing Ten
TONS or more of these goods, except Acid
Phosphate.
Freight will be prepaid on all carload lots
to any point on the Western Maryland Rail
road -, :,
All orders and communications will be
promptly attended to.
Hoping to receive your orders, we remain,
very respectfully, , ,,,c,,
marl3,St Carroltou, Carroll Co., Md.
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n oTIcE.
4 TTENTIoN, FARMERsl

The Farmers Fertilizer Company of Carroll
County give notice to the farmers that they
are now ready to furnish Fertilizers for spring
crops. Also the following fertilizing mate
rials-Raw and Dissolved Bone, Tankage,
Acid Phosphate or South Carolina Rock,
Kainit. Murate Of Potash, &c. Address
FARMERS FERTILIZER CO.,
Westminster, Md.
bar Factory on the railroad east of West
minister. mar1S st
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800 REWARD


1 will make any man present of 500 that
will show me Dayton Wagon that was ever
made and sold in Westminster for Sl25 as
good as the ones l am now offering for sale at
my Repository. Just come and see them
whether you want to buy one or not. The
work on these Wagons is all done by hand;
they are hung on Brewster Springs, and have
Steel Tires and Axles, in fact they are first
class in every respect.
have a fine lot of Harness.
COOK BUGGIES, COOK BUGGIES.
have Just unloaded my first car load for this
season. They all have Steel Tire and Axles,
and are finer finished than any Buggies in the
market for the price. Come and see me be-
fore you buy. / also have Sample Buggy
of real fine quality. Any one wishing to buy
a Buggy that would cost 5000 if made here,
can save S65 by buying my 6ne Buggy. Come
and see. -
R. C. MATTHEW'S.
mar 2T:tf Westminster, Md.
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CUPERB, JR.,

GUPERB, JR.,
- By Superb, he by Ethan Allen; dam
G%A of Superb Jr. by Harris Hambleto
N1A. nian; grandam by Tppoo Saib; great
grandam by imp. Messenger; Superb's dam
BY Rysdyk's Hambletonian; second dam by
One Eyed Hunter.
Superb, Jr. is chestnut, 16 hands high,
very stylish and speedy; showed trial in 2:90.
Will be allowed to serve few mares, at S25:
Mares not proving with foal can be returned
next season.
Will stand in Carroll county, commencing
March I'D, 1886, and ending July 22nd, 1886,
at the following places:
Westminster-Mondaya and Tuesday of each
week.
New Windsor-Wednesd of each week.
Union Bridge-Thursday of each week.
Taneytown-Friday of each week.
For particulars, address
WILLIAM GR0SCUP,
81 Harlem Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
mar13-7t
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as can be found in our city.
CHOICE TEAS, CoFFEES, SYRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS. CIGARS, TO-
BACCOS, &C.
The best grades of Pat. Process and Family
Flour constantly on hand at bottom figures.
We pay the highest prices for Wheat, Corn,
Rye, Oats, and all kinds of Country Produce.
Agents for Latin & Rand's Blasting Pow
der, and Judson's Dynamite for stump blast
ing, &c.
FARMERS
Can be supplied with the best quality of Cot
ton and Flaxseed Meal, Heavy Middlings,
Bran, &C., at lowest prices, Call and see
mars E. O. GRIMES & co.
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Mr.. Smedley, of Chester county, Pa,
writes to the New York Tribune of an
experiment of growing potatoes from whole
seed. He has for two seasons grown po-
tatoes in this manner, selecting the largest
for seed and dropping them thirty inches
apart and ploughing them under sod to the
depth of three inches in every third fur
row. In each case the potatoes planted
whole beat the potatoes similarly planted
with cut seed dropped twelve to fifteen
inches apart He intends this year to
plant all excepting his early potatoes with
whole seed, dropping this time two and
half feet apart.
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INSURANCE.

No notes, no assessments, prompt settle
ments and lowest rates in best companies
Office on Liberty street, opposite depot, West
minister.
JAMES SHRIVER,
Insurance Agent, representing Continental
of New York, Western Assurance of Toronto.
jani6:3m*
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4oetiral.
The Young Man Who Stays Late.
BY wM. Il. SPENCER

BY wM. Il. SPENCER.
Too late stayed-forgive the crime!
Unheeded few the hours:
How noiseless falls the foot of Time
That only treads on flowers!
And who, with clear account, remarks
The ebbings of his glass.
When all its sands are diamond sparks,
That dazzle as they pass?
O, who to sober measurement
Times happy swiftness brings,
When birds of paradise have lent
Their plumage to his wings?
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Have on hand at all times splendid stock
of DRESS GOODS, SILKS, MOURNING
GOODS. LADIES' AND MISSES WRAPS,
JERSEYS, SHAWLS, LINEN FABRICS,
FLANNEL. BLANKETS, QUILTS, GOODS
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, DOMESTIC
GOODS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, SATINES,
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, LACES, &c.
We offer only such goods as we think will
prove of good value for the price paid. The
price in plain figures marked on every article,
from which there is no abatement
Having been established in business in Bal
timore for 80 years, and built up large trade
by fair dealing, courtesy and attention to the
wants of customers, we think it will be to the
advantage of the readers of this paper to deal
with u.s. Samples will be sent to select from
when we receive plain and explicit directions
of what is probably wanted. mar 13 lSt
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JUDI VI II
Thirty-seven dollars per ton for Mehring' S
Pure Animal Dissolved Bone. The best
goods ever manufactured for the money, and
no mistake.
Mehring's No Phosphate is positively the
best in the market for wheat, rye, oats, corn,
potatoes and all kinds of garden truck, and it
only costs S29 per ton. Itexcels all other fer
tilizers for the money in the market.
Mehring's S26 Phosphate has given better
satisfaction in Maryland and Pennsylvania
than any other goods known to the farmer
for the money.
Mehring's Acid Phosphate will grow better
crops than any other acid phosphate ever
manufactured, because, not like other acid
phosphates, dissolved with drugs of kerosene,
but it is dissolved with pure acids, and it only
costs S18 per ton, while you pay more for
other acid goods and they are not pure.
Ra-All of these goods are manufactured
by Mr.. F. Mehring, and we will guarantee
them to be Just as represented.
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FARMERS, READ!
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
Be sure you always
GO TO LONG & REESE,
GOOD and CHEAP PHosPHATES,
LIST THINK OF IT.

for we sell the best goods that are manu-
featured in the State of Maryland.
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If man can't learn by experience, he
will make poor fist with book knowledge.
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CARPETS & MATTINGS !:
Ever shown in Carroll county.
Our inducements Are:-

A magnificent stock to select from and very
lowest prices consistent with good, honest
goods.
We can please you in STYLE, QUALITY
and PRICE.
New designs in VELVET, BODY BRUS-
Sells and TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
New and beautiful patterns to select from,
all marked at very low price.
20c Ingram Carpet, worth 25c.
25c Ingram Carpet, worth 35c.
35c Ingram Carpet, worth soc.
SOC Ingram Carpet, worth Csc.
All-Wool Ingram Carpets from SOC up.
We invite your inspection of qualities and
prices of these Carpets
Ingram Stair Carpet.
Brussels, Hall and Stair Carpets to match.
Walnut and Brass Stair Rods.
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DEAL ESTATE NOTICE.

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TALLAHASSEE, March 10, 1886.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Thinking that your numerous
readers would like to know something about Flor
ida, send you these few lines. If you deem them
worthy you will please give the space in your val
liable paper.
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Sic bier aus SDbnen bss Uppers

Sic bier aus SSbnen bes Uppers
tendoms sebilbete WiIiscompasnie, senannt
@operior @rsp's, tebrte Samftas 2lbenb
BON Waribaatown, mo ie einise Gage ses
felolasert batten, 5uriit unb bic &nabsn
wurben nit einem @clat, einem Specs
tatel %empfansen, aIs waren iie NIT Bel
fenepbon's 3ebntauienb seweien, bdtten
nit 9anntbaI bic 2tlpsn itbsritisssn,
pdren babel gepeieu als @ottfrieb
BON Scuiaon bic beiIise Stabt err
o5erte, bdtten inter 9tapeleon BEL ben
8pramiben sefo6ten unb int lettfrausO:
fi9en Rriege nit ben BrsuBen Saris
erobert. Sdtten ife aIe bteie Selbentbaten
NIT uerri9tet, mar bate ie ni9t uiel msbr
fetiren t6nnen. rlnb bod - mas babsr
bic jungen Geute benin uoI6raat nm all
bieie 2orbeeren gu psrbienen? sic babsn
eineu Bgeis errunsen! @arum? Nun
ie baben etwas weniser iGle3t mari9irt
ais bic anoeren @iIi3compasnien unb bas
@enebr uieaet3t etpls better ssbanobabt,
ais iene @ompasuien, bic gar nidtS bauou
.peritanben. Die 0eute IoQen it3 bod ni6t
gar 81 ld9e1Ii9 MAIDEN. Der Qmeritaner
tennt nun einmal tein MauB!
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Sic Mobe eritreft il6 ni5t ALIEN auf

Ole Wi00e er1treft ll9 fltobt aueln allt
bic SIeibuns; iis Siebt aud bic ginridtuns
bes 9auiss, ia ben gau beS Sauies in ibr
@ebiet. Sor sinsm SabrSebnte saIt ss
bier als gutter @ei9ma6, i'm &enaifance:
fpl ssbaltene, aus Suabern unb Werf:
~iteiuen erbaute Sronten on bic &aufbduier
gu errt9ten. Nus bieier 3eit itammen bic
i6Snen @sbGube &pber'S, 2epp's, Der
@Iobsbau u. u. ber. Die 8ertobe sius
buIo uotiiber, unb mad alerIei Seriu9en
iinb usri9iebene unierer 8auberren auf
ben enslii9en Stpl nit ieiuen iperrpeiten
Ssffnunsen uno baroden 6ormen perfal'
len. 9erieIbe bietst i~niofern Sortbeile,
ais sr sr6BtentbeiIs ser ~ssbauenen Steine
eutbebren tann unb iomit biIiser wirb.
Mit Dem @sb6uoe nebeu benz eagle Slod
warb, Der Infans sema4t; man IieB Wtas
teriaI unb arbstter non philadelphia foms
men. Damn usriaGte eS Or. Nia Sorr
nit elmer i6malen SrOnt; aber er sins
nidt mebr mad 9biIabeIpbia I'm Irbeiter
unb Ratsrial gu iuden, ionbern CT fanb,
mas er brau9te, In Gbicaso. Dem Sorr's
i6en gau folgten shrbsre nit mebr ober
wsnissr Slid unb @ei6maf sutporfens
8auten in bieiem Stpls. i3uleet ueriudte
es 8eterion. @obl lieB er feline Slans
nod in Chicago MAIDEN ais fDunten
uniere ar6itetten nidt iold' einen @nt:
purf fsrtisen - aber nun tam bic Ou:
buque'r Irbeit sur @sltuns. Der Son:
tractor, 5err 8urbt, leste bic 8aditsine
ebenio i9On unb gut, uns i6sint's iOsar
nod beiier, als bic Gbieaso'er unb Ybila:
belpbia'er Bad ftsinfinitlsr es tbaten. @db:
rsnb s~inseIne u~nisrer Ir9itetten nit meb,
ober ~ueniser Slid bic ueri9ieoenfarbiseu
Baditeine gu @urt : Sosen unb anberu
l3uefen anuanbten, srifien bic Ir9itetten,
psIds bic &aufbduier i'm eSsliiden Stpls
eutwarfen, nidt alein su ben 9rsBsieseIn.
nsin iie ma6ten aussiebisen 9sbraud uor
ben %faconntrten Safiteinen. gs lafer
ii1 quite @ffecte bamit errei9en. @trt
aber on iol6sn @ebdu6en nit ibrem rubi'
gen, tiefen Con beuer S.uaberitsin per
wanbt, entitebsn ibrsienbs @esenidse
mas Defenders beim Yeterion'i9en Sc
bdube 9rel berportritt. Cine sdnsIi1 per
feblte Ga3abmuns Der i'm eneIii9en Stp[
sebaltenen Sronten lit baS ueue @ebduoe
bas mad Spbe's Ylanen an Der @de be,
~. unb gIapifruBe fir Sorbert erbau
warb. 0as @ebdube lift Elm Muitsr be
@eidmadIOii9teit, ri3t auetu i'm @nt
wurf, ionbern aud in BEN Sarbent6ue,
unb benz Mtan9el ieber Sarmoute.
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Nod immet Iuiisn bic Yrebiser nit
ibren gerleumbunsen unb gbrabiteibuns
gen in SoIse bes Morbss bss Yrebisers
Sabbof in Siour gitp ni6t mad. gs wirb
fortsebest unb Der grebiser 8urreu
IaBt fortpa6renb bic 2Grmtrompete err
ida1en. 9tun 1T es absr bepisien, baB
bieier 9abbot nod LANCE ntdt als Seiliser
auf Green panbelte. i3peimaI mai er in
idmutise Iffutren perpidslt, iein 3eusniB
warb Dor @eri6t Suriifsemteien unb iein
gbaratter als ni9t Der bette 9ei6tlaert.
@r mar elm fanutiidsr Msuid Der i5limms
fen Sorte. Die Goroner8z Sum iuB an
bic 3ebn pole Gage, um 2i6t iiber bieien
Rorb gu perbreiten, unb bat ni6ts gu
Gage sef0r6ert. 0as 8iir9ercOmite Don
Stour @ttp bat $500, Der Stabt Don Siour
@itp $500, Der @Ouuerneur ~unfereS Staas
ties $500: bic Metbobiitenprebiser oes
Staates $1,000 fir Sang bss M6r>
bers ~ausseistt, un6 tros al 6ieies @els
bes nod faft feline Spur besIeIbsu. j3par
iou Der Dtari9aQ StanIep pon Siour
gitp in gafslton, DutOta. 3pei Manner
perbaftet baben, bic beim Morbs betbeilist
seweien iein iOuen, elm sswifer Sobn &tns
unb ST. 8aIter, bic fetne 0irtbe, wobl
aber MtuftGnten in eiuem GanSDanie pas
rem. auf feds Mann Ioll Der Ser6a6t
ruben. 8enn, mas gang uub gar nidt
unmOsli3 mare, Der Wor6 bes Yrebisers
Sabbod hi auf anbere 2eute, ais auf bic
@esner Der Yrobtbition f~isleu, mas bauu2
Wie itdnSsn bann bic 9iener an 8orte
ba2
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&pm @etter 1T in elmer iSsituns nt6t

Bonn @etter lit in elmer 3eituns ni6t
gut piel iasen; melbet man 3. 8. ben
@uBresen, Der CUR 3eit fdut. wenn man
Die Notis i9reibt, mag bic Come ibre
beiBeifen StrabIen bsrnisber isuOsn, ,uenu
Der 9eisr pom Stursresen LEFT, aber
bamit bats beuer feline @efabr. 0as
Wetter lit 10 unabGnberli6 trpdeu, ba6
man alien Nnsei6en pom Gesen bier in
Dubuque sdn5li9 miBtraut. limb baSu
bic Site, bic aud in Der usrflohenen
@o9e NOD nibt nu6lteB. Sas
thermometer ipielte Sag fir Gag bod
in ben Neunsiser bsrum. 6ortudbrenO
brobte Der &esen; aber er ftel ni4t.
SIS tamsn spar S0auern, bod
nidt senus, um BEN Staub in ben
StraBsn gu lesen. @snn es elm Croft 1T
gu melbsn, baB ss au6 anbrsrwdrts beib
mar, 10 iasen mir, buB es ~Dersansene
Wo9e in Oeuti6lanb aud cine sroBe Sise
CAB. 26 @rab &eaumur (iber 90 @rab
Sarrenbsit) ,paren wdbreno peri6iebener
Gage lester @o9e in Mittel' unb Glib
Oeuti6lanb bic sewObnlide Wtttasstem>
peratur. gber man brau6te sor ni6t mad
Oeuii6lanb su seber, nm bpbe Gemperas
tur gu finben. Sier bate man iie aud.
In einem Edae letter @ode itanb I'm
Wittas Sas thermometer gu ct. 8aul,
Winn., auf 81, gu Ga Grohe auf SO, 81
Davenport auf "a, gu Ssotuf ouf SO, gu
ct. Souls auf 81 unb gu Dubuque auf "a
9rab Sarrenbeit.
9aB bic anbalteube Site idusres In:
bell i'm gefolse bat, ldBt ii9 benten,
Wontas muBten bier Irbeiter in ibrem
Tasewerte aufb6rsn, bic Sits mar 81
sroB on Sulien Iuenue iinb a1e Glitter:
men, unb ionff in Der Stabt ole bic tleiner
unb mittelsroBen leer; es u,uB 8aner &c:
fabren werben. Der Miiiiiippi 1T f.
ntsbris, baB ct beinabe ieinen tieffer
Waieritano errei9t bat. &eiter biuau'
aIs Safinss fommeu Oampfer ni6t mebr
9lber mas lit Ques bas, sesen BIZ
in Solse Der Stbe entitan6eneu Walb
brGnbe In @tsconiin urS Wi6isan. Se
ionbers psrberbli6 wiit5en bic WaloSrdnb
in Norbs unb Wittels@ isconIiu. Ht6
aIetn ltttsu bic ~Si6tenwdlber, nein aud
bic in ben Wdlbern Iiesenben Srti6aftel
batten beSeutsnben S9aoen. Nleiu q,
Der @iSconiin Central giieRbabn iouen 5;
SdsemiibIen absebrannt ietn. Man iddt
bic InsabI Der obba9loisn Tamilieu au
700, alio etpa $4,000 8srionen. De
unperii9srte S6absn an @ebduoen Mir
auf iber cine MiQion Dollars gelddet
Die &ronsbeerensW ari6en iinb 9rOBten
tbeils s~eritOrt unb es nimmt Sabre, fl
,pieber %ertrassfabts gu MAIDEN. Wan Be
re9net ben gerluit in ben Mari3en au
5000, 900. 8teb sins Su unseSabItel
Eauienben perIoren, gum 6euer geleuts lid
ber Ourf. auIsnbe older @etreioe
Seui9obsr u. (. ~. purben Elm &aub be-
Slammen. Wau sibt folsenbe Serluff'
an: Opener $3.50, 600, 9epere 500, ooe.
an ber Wisconiin Central in peri9iebener
tIeinersn Srten $3.50, 900; Inn @resnbal
unb Der Door So. Salbiniel $500, 900
IN Calumet. Chippewa unb anbern Goun:
ties 5000, 900. Sci bieien 3ablen iint
8srluite in ben @dlbern ui6t biususers1.
net. Wan i9dst ben sansen Sdaben auI
5 Wiaionen Dollars. @lidlt1ermeii'
baben Gussanss p. Wode i9uere &sser
benz Seuer @inbalt setban.
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9lm Wittmud abenS paifrte q. Sabers

corn's @sipann obne Ersiber anY. Sries' in
SbertQ's Wount porbei. Wau belt bic
9ferbe an II. teIepbonirte mad Saseuiae, NO
9abercorn's Sobn Yoitmsiiter 1T. Man
sinS auf bic Guide unb fanb 9abercorn,
Sater, in Der Rabe BON EbompiOn's RabIe
i6uer perlest, ~bewuBtlOs unb bluttriefenb
Iiesen. aer3tIi9e SlIfe warb 70 idneQ
aIs mDsIi9 bei6aft, unb es Seiste ii9, baB
bret &ippen sebro4en unb bic Naie taft
atserifen mar. Wan idafite ben Mann
3u leinem Sobne ms Saus unb lteB ibm
bic uStbise SiiIfe ansebeiben. Das llnsIif
mar bur9 bas Dur9brennen bes Beipanz
mes ueruria9t uorben, ba bic umsetippte
8asentiite I'M 9raben neben benz @ese
lag.
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Gs lit pobl befanut, bah Bel 8eitem

w W uugl utluHH'I pub pp SStutHI
ber sr6Bte EbetI Der gum gau p~otirten 5
Brojent Steuern fir bic Dubuque &
Nortbpeitern @iienbabn ni9t entri6tet 1T.
Die Burger weigern bic 3abIuns, ba bic
Stener ni6t alein unseieslt9, ionbern elm
S6winbeI tit. Nun lduft aber Die seIess
lid 9elteate 3ablunssfriit al un6 bas
Gi9entbum wiro gum Serfauf ausse5oten,
nm bic Steuer gu bsden. Der Sountp;
i8uemeiitsr bat 6ies gu tbun. 0as @eiet
Spingt i'm Ousu, oh er mill o6er niGt.
Dieies GtSeutbum wirb uorBer OfientIi6
ausgei6rie6en unS beginrt Der Yertauf
mad oieier 9erOfentIidung. Dap bieiss
gu seri6tIi6em BrOjeB 9egen Die bisbil6e
Steuer fibren wiro, buran lift fein 3peifel.
8ir 9Ianben ni9t, baB bic Steuer erboben
wer6en fam, wenu ibr ener9ii9 opponirt
wirb. S6On Der @tberruf 6eS @eIetes
benefit bic llr3ere@ti9tsit Der 0taBre9eL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Gbteaao Rarffbsrfmt.

Wer EeIesrapb) %. Aug. 1856.
8etten-Ro. 2. 789 bis s0s Gts.
@ei6toru-42 bis All @ts.
5afer- 274 bis 294 @ts.
u oggen- bis so @ts.
" er E. SOL Sts.
Butter- 49, bis 49, @ts.
@ter- 10 bis III @tS.
@btstp-$1.12.
cd $40 bis 400.
Rinbpteb-$2.25 bis 40.
S6weineheiiG--$9 bis 1850.
SGmalS-$6.25 bic 7.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Suits Wfiidnug bon reiuem 2sberttran
nit T~bDspbprDiSen

lit cine fait ipc,ieac @eoi3iu fir Nns;sbrnus.
0ie GauienSe pon 3susniHen, bic mir
bon 2eioenben erbaIten bubeu, Die bauernb
BON Scott's GmuIton ssbeilt wor6en iin6,
sibt uns bic lleberSeu9uns, bag i'm anfans
ibres @ntitebens bumit bic ausSebrun9
sebeilt unb BEL Der ipdtern gntpifeluns eS
bic &rantbeit miIbern, uem ni6t betlen
tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
inner ipafere ggent in 9olp @ruB,

inner ipadere agent in 9OIp @rOB,
Dubuque Co., melbet uns, baB am 0ons
neritas, ben 10. b. 81, brobsn BEL ber
grnbte Elm trauriser lnfaa porfam, Der
ben 9eter Siesburs traf. ST mar BEL
elmer Orei9mai9tne ais Greiber BET Sferbe
bei9dfttst, bur9 3ufau ober llnuorii9tis.
tsit fam er NIT benz redtsn SuBe in bas
Eriebpert bes @6peIs (horse-pcwer), bas
ibm ben SUB berart aermaImte, buB eins
Imputation notbwenbis paro, nm inn bas
2eben ~ retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
sl~3ISpauste Rarstberta,t.

Rer &eIsSrapb1 %. gIng. 1856.
% etseu-Ro. 2, 76I bis 70 GtS.
Safer-2G @ts.
@eIidtorn- 42i @ts.
8ogsen-60 Cts.
gerfe-gto. 2, 90 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
@ie mir aus elmer Ntotis Der biefise

8ie mir aus elmer Noti5 Der biefisen
rSimss" erieben, belt fi9 tiirsli9 elm
Brofefor uon Notre Dame, Snb., bier
auf, UNI Nottsen gu elmer biosrupbiIden
Stis,e bes bodp'i fen 9iidofs 2oras,
ielis, gu iammeIn. @enn Der 9rofeGor
fd IN uns sewanbt bate, mir bGtten
pabri6einlid man9e pertbuoue Mittbeis
Iunsen MAIDEN, unb ibm erstebtse SuelIsn
bsSei9nen t6nnen. 9a Der Srofelior es
ni9t fir nOtbis era6tete uniers tSiilfe in
gnipru9 gu nebmen, purbe uns cine Mibs
eripart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Sie Gsuutlfaucr bieles gpnareBs 10:

Sie GspntlfaHer bieies @onsreBs iOs
pObl aIs bieies @ertdtss0 iitrittes bielten
.. @. lire Convention in WaterIoo al.
0te gu erparten itanb, 1T fir gonsrsb ..
.. 9enberion, ber iest ben Sit inne bat,
elm perbiiiener republitaniider Oemasose.
ais Ganbioat aufseiteIt porbeu. Oils
@anoioaten fit 9tidter purbsn nominirt:
.. Us. 2acp uun Dubuque, Us. s. hit
BON 0persuiue unb s. g. Gbea pon
@rlinbn Center.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Srau Otto SGmiO, bic auf benz Picnic
BEL Mc&nisbis Sprins bur9 rOIlenbe
Stsiue 70 i3uer an SinterfOpfs usrlstt
parb, baB man an ibrem Gluffommen
speifelte, beiinbet fi6 auf benz @ese Der
Beferuns, 1T aber bod nod i9pa4.
0ie @efabr 1T ioweit uoriiber.