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National News.

S,ns,sr FRYE WIS one If lie. par,,
wt.c. .rft Washington. the 2>.h ult.. to at,
tend he dinner oF,h4 Bo.f,n Merchants
a''3c'ai.on al The Hotel Ner!ome' IN Bos-
'o'' '"e i'i'""'hS evening
IT. .err.'ar, of the t,ea.yr, has issued
call No. 1872 for ib. r,d,mpt;ot Of bonds.
The principal and accrued uferr>, Il the
called bonds vii De paid IN Washington on
fturuaf. !, 1896.
The dinner nr th,. Merchants, A,socia-
,iori IN Boston. W,dge,Ia, evening. lasted
with the .neeches. .igb, hours. Governor
Robinson. Na,or O'Bli4n. Collector Sa,,ar-
stall, Senators EdmI"dN, E'Af'', A!HAon
ana rive ana 'onEitNsmeh l'cNef' fhd'sl'
butieF"of'h and fAce we're the speakers.
ne '1i ~ currency ahd bankruptcy law
were discussed.
When Congress re assemble, one Of the
hr>t balls 10 come up viii he tie one to re-
move the sentence Of Inc court martial from
ffz JOIN Porter and place h'm on the re-
Tired h>'- Inc on vii again pass as IL dii
last winter and President Cleveland Wal
Treasury officials think that the pubic
debt statement Will show an Increase Of
nearly s2,00o,o0U IN the public debt during
the current month.
-Rrgham youn, H,mn,on vim uas
convicted OF conspiracy to enirap prominent
Gentles. was sentenced N Salt Lake Cry,
the 3oth ait, to the maximum penalty under
the ia"-ohe year III 'ns count! JAN
A company has been formed in New
York to provide a hospital for the treatment
Of hvdrnphobia according to Pasteurs sys-
TEN. Prof. Alexander b. Mott is at the
head Of the enterprise. which is purely char
liable.
In Washington. the l,t the President
received the diplomatic corps. the supreme
court, members of Congress, officers OF the
army and navy. and veterans of the Mexican
and civil wars It is estimated that he
s''ooA MINUS WIN over o'o' PeopAe'
Ferry x CO., large seed establishment,
with other fine buildings, was burned in
Detroit, Mich. Friday. One fireman was
killed. he loss is over million ana half
Oh e"iiat''
r. g. Dunn K 90. report that the num-
Der OF business failures in the United States
during 1880 was 1857. with liabilities OF a
little more than Sl2i 100000, as compared
with 1855 failures in 1854, with liabilities
S--'''o0'00O'
MIR. Haweis says that President Cleve-
land reminds him OF Lord Brougham IN a
:" hen treasurer Jordan TOOK posses
sion OF the suD-treasury IN New York city,
If The snh-irea.mry ,sfnsed With n. 49,
~ council 70 reroxe rho sails rran, H..
sa,.l,S ~, - h.,La H. a.,i - III
and opened the cash yaulr
/ owen helier, OF ONO, whose Temporal
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LamoIle.
The schooner Harvest HONE" arrived
las; week with goods for d. d. Hod.kins
x Son and the Grange store
Tie week Of PRAYER is being observed in
this place.
The subject ola High School is now
claiming the attention of those interested in
educational matters. Our Young people
should certainly have the advantage, Of a
free high school, and we trust they will.
The dramatic entertainment, last week was
not a financial success, owing TO the bad
state OF the travelling. 1t is 10 be repeated
January 10, with Slight change Of pro
gram. Try to give US full house, please.
PETREL
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G. c. BURRILL.
B Il k r,
STATE STREET,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE,
Does aGeneral Banking Bust
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.

Deposit accounts received subject 20 Check nj
sight.
Certificates al Deposit issued payable ON tie
tpaud or Hi a fixed dstc bearing interest as agreed.
Collections of Drafts, Notes, Coupons anu DIV
i,.entis throughout the ntc'i states specially
called Bonds ca shed or exchanged
Choice Investments. securities CONSTANT! on
and.
Loans made on mortgages ef hrst class Ecai
Estate IN vicinity Of Ellsworth or ou approved
commercial paper,
The Interests OF our correspondents III he
carefully regarded. strict attention given TO their
orders and requests b} mail or otherwise and by
prompt and faithful execution of their wishes We
aim Ia merit their esteem and confidence.
banking hours frlm tu Il A. NJ, and from 10
I. NJ.
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franAlIa.
That's so. news is scarce, brother B.

FranhIIn.
That's so. news is scarce, brother b.
W. w. Brasdon has returned from Mass,
aehusetts. where he has been to purchase
/ some Holsien cattle. Mr.. Brsgdun takes
| great interest in cattle raising. be heiag
the first one to bring Jersey cattle into this
vicinity
Moses Wilbur is at home sick with an alb
scrss in his throat. lie has been quite IN
fortunate this season, having cut his foot
badly when first n the woods
Lyman and William Btasdan's teams left
to-day for township No. s. where they will
work the coming winter for II. NJ. 4 Is.
Hail.
VII some of the re lders ofthe AMERICAN
Who understand the game laws tell Us
whether there i any law now in force to
prevent any one from shipping deer out Of
the State. Some of our neigbhors rho are
supposed to he well read in law. claim that
there is no such law in force nov.
Two vessels have been in the bay dis
changing freight for merchants here. rhev
are now loading with slaves for II. b.
Mason.
fb,r,.s N,,roh has ho.., :, ho,, 9,
boIida,s lie r.nor,s h..;ne.. l,,.l, :, IL.
Harbor
An immense amount Of numbering i, he
ing done IN this vicinity, this winter. One
cid ZIMMERMAN Who has Just been up river
told me Yesterday that there were more men
in ihe woods than he ever before at the
same time Ct year.
llefvev Murch has been At home with a
cut foot. but has returned 70 the woods.
Jan. /. SHERMAN 5.
so. a., ,,..,r ..;....-
Mrs. Jennie Smith j. 50 rs to h. about
the hau.e, after being given up 70 die bN
Two doctors. She j. now under the care II
DIR, lialne~, and Is improving.
rt..,,....l =, 49,,
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,,.,..r /, ~. ,'l .aA,aI
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tieNe Ime 'h' deer, Jan. !.
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R.I,~.',,,.' ,,,, .,n. ',.i NV. \. '.,, "a,
H.. ~.
Nj. /r.pra Springer -. received a
pen,l p and hhcs pay a'nonrnas 'n @l.nln,
an account 81 hcT husband. u me-, \.
>pn"srr. dying f'pn diseases c'urnc'rd Ia
'ar ~'ft lrr iatft have '''cu received from
MN, III.
,,',saf..,
Nr tlrnr, Nnconher !, Ia TIE wood,
preparing 70 hari puip wood f1r II. - Ma
''' ~ '''' r
frs! circuit ha, returned 20 his hnmc M
frAak'3n from the Pacific coast.
" =.
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cp,sss the story Of the steamer % escape the con
tlsnnation Incurred hy ncgiecting 10 make
uinre vigorous efforts 10 rv~ruo the imper1leti
srruuaut. The pilot. however, Si5tesi thai as
dead caim eNisicd al the time. u woud have been
impossible tor the saip a. have neaehed him,
particularly a IL Was about dusk At the time OF
the occurrence.
Mr.. t,ower met AMI interviewed every bob N,
Europe who was able tn give any intasE1 - -
regari "a the matter. AMI y IN. hrn,her mn
20 the very last moment Then II Is knowu that he
was seen 10y human -, and at this point, al
though the ia't OF ~ death cannot he established.
he at the uIx0enf In most critically periInus
position ./dccrnlnz-rsshe estate left by MIR.
tower thS4aws of France prescribe that the estate
of missing individual cannot be administered
epoENlntil proofs Of his death furnished, or
until aftcr lapse of five wears. Al this time II
l. impossible 10 obtain correct estimate of the
value of the estate which rcinaips.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

The greatest consolation to one grow.
ing oil. is the improved surroundings which
come with age, experience and wisdom.
We are reminded of this fact bv the an.
pearance Of the new seed annual of ID NJ
Ferry & Co., the celebrated seedsmen Of
Detroit, Mich. (They enjoy the enviable
reputation Of being the wides, and best
known firm, in any business in the United
States Millions of people gardening both
for profit and pleasure, have found ever in
creasing satisfaction and delight in using
their seeds.
Every one desiring seeds of the highest
type and best quality, should secure their
annual. Ii is sent free on apphca-
tion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07


Mr. W. d. Howell. will occupy the HI
tors .Tndy in H0rpeFs-the new editorial
department absorbing the Literary Record
for the first time in the January number. As
Mr.. Curtis has entertained HaTper readers for
years from the Easy Chair with his chats
about social matters, and Mr.. Warner. for the
pasttwo wears, has spread before them a pleas
ant cGuSerie Of humor, Mr.. Howell, will
talk chatiily to them about book, and matters
OF literature in general. Mr. Curtis himself,
IN his New tears greeting rises from the Easy
Ch1ir to open for the gentle reader 1.-THE door
which admits him TO the Editgr's NtBdy-a
room " hich he has not seen before: an apart
ment designed for his delight. a, the Easy
chair Is intended for his repose; retreat in
which bis wakefulnes> will be as refreshing rs
his slumbers in the Chair.
The geaihs loci who welcomes him. he adds.
pleasantly, ''s not one whom the guest has
ignorantly worshiped, but whose fine and
penetrating power has at once charmed his
fancy and touched his character and refined
his life.''
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rheumatism

We doubt II there is. or can be, a specific
remedy for rheumatism; but thousands who
have suffered Its pains have been greatly ben
Gifted by Hoods Sarsaparilla. II you have
failed to and relief. try this great remedy.
Il was afflicted with rheumatism twenty
years Previous TO 1853 found no relief, but
grew worse, and al one time was almost help
less. Hoods sarsaparilla did me more good
than all the other medicine ! ever had"
II. I. BALLOON. Shirley Village, Mass.
II had rheumatism three years. and got no
relief till took Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t has
done great things for me. recommend IL TO
others" LEWIS BURBANK. Biddeford, Me.
Hoods S1rsaparilla Is characterized by
three peculiarities LIST, the combination OF
remedial agents; "a, the proportion 81, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is a medicine df unusual
strength, efiecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system;
purides my blood, sharpenS my appetite. ana
seems to make me over" J. T. THOMPSON,
Register of Deeds Lowell, Mass.
Hoods SarSaparilla beats all others. and
Is worth It's weight in gold" |. HARRINGTON.
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s., Made
only by c. ]. HOOD & co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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prise parties" Miss Helen Prehle being the
first victim, and later Miss Hattie White.
u III are decided to have been pleasant o.
casions. lacking only in the maze element,
unless quality makes up for quantity.
The Maine Central Ferry boat Sebenoa
steamed M Ia the lower wharf here on Sab
Iva h merning. 10 the surprise Of the inhahi-
tsfis. so unusual is This occurrence. But il
was snnn learned that snmr slight tut much
needed repairs were necessary; and after
few hours work and The It'd. ing again.
she departed and was on the route again
for the train next morning.
The Pes G. A. r. al East Sullivan in
stalled officers Saturday evening, the 2nd
ina,. In addition to which its members were
treated 10 a blrqlet consisting Of hak
beans. "hard tsck." stripped fish. &c. which
in time of perpetual peace carried its install
ling officer and members back 10 the DAYS Of
heroic endurance on the tented field Il
is said to have b,en pleasant occasion aud
one long to he remembered ROVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

SuiliSou-
Christmas and the "New Year" have come
and gone, the former with its gifts of good
will" and the latter with its glad greetings
to each and all; and though the days were
both quiet. Land far from any display Of gaiety
yet many tokens or souvenirs of the season
were received from home, and alss distant
friends, making pleasant places in the jour
ney of life to adults, and glad hearts to the
children.
The young people of this village seem
laisly % be reviving the old custom Of sur-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

HE Subscribers hereby give public notice to a II
concerned, that tbcs have been uIy aupoIntpd
ami have taken upon themselves the trust OF ~
ecutors @; the last will ani testament Of Elisha Gar
itih'' hte 81 Ellsworth, IN the county Of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond a. the Law directs F.:
they therefore request ali persons who are in
dehted u the said decea sc1's estate Il. make
immediate payment, and those who have apv
demands thereon to exhibit the same
foI settlement.
GEO. w. NEWBFGIN
ABiJAH GARLAND.
Ellsworth, Jan. |, lSSe;. 3wI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

An attempt TO force the people Of the
suburb St. Cunegonde, of Montreal, TO COM
ply With regulations Of the health clieers
caused serious riot Thussday night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
il concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of an Al.
ministratrix of the estate of James L. Garland,
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; She
therefore requests an persons whR are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate, TO make immediate
thereon TO exhibit the same for payment.
EUNICE L. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 4, A. D., 1855. 3wIs
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| concerned, that he has been duly appointed
aud has taken upon herself, the trust OF an Admin
istrator of the estate of Elizabeth Dunbar, late
of Penobscot, in the County of Hancock d,.eea Sod
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceased estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for payment.
SAMUEL DUNBAR
Penobsc0t, Dec. 8, 1885. 3xl
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Political Brevities


North American.
TIE impending conflict between Congress
mud common sense Is awaited Nth interest.
THE KNIGHT, n POWER At WASHINGTON.
Albany Times
G. VI. W. Powderly presented the names
OF seven member, Of the House to Speaker
Carlisle as members OF the House Commit
tee on Labor, and the later replied that he
had already made the seven named members
of that committee. They are all knights of
Labor, and. there being thirteen nIl the com
mittee. form a majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

Like il namosake. The Ne.r .u,D4 is
suitable for all seasons Of the year. In the
December number before u, the leading story
i, entitled Thanksgiving Chat" Every par
ent ought to read it. Ii j. q story Of early
struggles for home and responsibility; and
a. soon that Is attained, the husband dies,
leaving the family under the care Of the brave
hearted mother. The question of second mar
rages il touched upon: and the curiou, SUI
perstition, still prevalent in many New Eng
land homes, Of setting plate at every meal
for the deceased head Of the family, il eN-
plainei and defended. The whole article i,
helpful ia the extreme; and no one VII" had
not been throu4 what is described could have
peuDed the article before u. Another sketch,
"A Story for Christmas Eve, i lively story
of how two little Iris were most scared out
OF their wits BY what they thought WAS Il
truly ghost" but which turned out to b. only
two little eStray> in barn. The whole tone
of The Netr .Hopa j. unexccptiouable. and
the editorial departments are carefully looked
after. The magazine is Tor sale By All news
dealers: or can BE- had by sending t,n cents 10
NEW M"oN PUBLISHING 90, Lowell. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

An Atlanta correspondent of the Press
writes that at is gratifying to know that
while Maine furnished Atlanta only one
liquor dealer. she gave that city nearly
dozen Of her ablest temperance workers IN
the recent local campaign The one black
sheep is lone Of the quietest and most re-
spectei men in the rum business, and as
not in the ranks Of the dealers who are con-
10 Stl,,,, tho election
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

NJ I'd Yard II. Ammilowu. ia YER, in
i,fr-iius article eu.uIed The Growth and
Decay e Brush free trade puhH>heI IN
TIE br, Goods Chronicle thus refers 20 the
Eng n people They have come 10 ques-
tou ihe policy % Free Trade. an. reluctant
a. Eng lshmru always are TO aaml, the fa.l,
~ a policy they haze lous mainis,nea. the.
af- nov compt lea hV the irresistible .o-ie
u events 10 doubt - wisdom. and go man,
instance. demand is overthrow" Referring
10 On article .n The November number ~ tn,
tEuei,hl National Hccier. VIZ. Ammi-
tasa makes The following quotation: The
tame has uoW art.ved fir .aaudrau. a sy>-
tenn mat va. tuli, oh fake a,,ump ions and
imprrfec; theories, and which tend, to de-
srad- TIE value of British labor rc.a.i,"., -
lie labor % other countries" let w. are
'.lI BY iree-trai,r, n the United States
that the upauimif, Of feeling ira favor Of this
system ia Eas. , remarka'lr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-07

-Ex President Arthur suffers from in
somnia.
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IN 4 NUTSHELL.
u nlunlLii- neAnafrh

History in a nutshell, Slavery War :
Freedom Enfranchisement of the late
slaves Quarrel about this enfranehise-
ment. Alleged fraud and intimidation by
the late ,laveholders against the newly en-
fraachlsed freedmen. Alleged fraud BY the
friend, Of the freedmen in proiessed al
temp, 10 do them justice. Out of this and
spreading into States that hitherto had an
honest ballot and fair count. sprang the
Cincinnati contest These things cannot
stop, if fostered and # not stopped, what
is To become OF the COUNTRY Bat one re-
suit is possible The people are all right.
The scheming men who arr grasping FIR
poiitlcA. power. and the thieves and forger'
VINO are assisting them must he suppressed
FKEE TRADE A. >fFN THROUGH ENGLISH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-06
Ser Columbia" in MiIuoutee idfeibt

Ser columbia" in MiIuautee i1tetbt
Elm Correspondent iber bic SrpbnIs'4nams.
pro3eiiion in benz bena1barten Sinfinnapa
Mouub: Nm Oonneritas, ben "a. SUM-.
wurbe bier bas bobe SrobnIeidnamsfeit
uuter eeituns bes bo9w. 9ru. 9farrers
Ibeobor Saeobs nit al Der 9egeiiteruns
unb erbebenben 6eis, lidteit ~besaneen, an
Der i9 tn fatbolii9en @ssenben Deuti1s
lambs bic Bergen slsubiser Ratboliten err
bauen. Ra9 benz Seffsottssbisnif, ~
wel9em bic beuti4en Ratboliten in Wense
bsrbeisebifrOmt uaren, fanb unter @loteus
seldute unb S6leri9ifsn, Wufit uno
@eians bic BroBeiiion nit benz Qaerbeis
lisiten itatt, nobel 8lsin unb @roB, Ntt
unb Sung, benz boduiiroisiten Gut Blu:
u,en auf ben @ss ~itreuten. Sc par zines
Der i6Sniten unS erbebsnSitsu Ssite, wslbs
bic ct. SoIspb's' 9emeinoe ie sefsiert.
Salb mad Seenbisuns Der Seisrli9tsii
itellte fi9 elm Ieidter 8essu Elm, Der bic
ledseuoen 6elofrddte Der gsseub number:
bar eririi1te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-06
Terbanoluuaen bes Snperpiiorenratbs
BON Subnqne Go.

Sibunsp pom 80. Sum. 9ros
totou Der IerbanbIunsen Der porbsrssbens
ben Situns warb senebmist. 9as @siu9
BON Ser4em & Sdier our Gorrsctur elmer
unridtisen Steuerrnf1Ssuns rparb auf
gmpfeblnns Der GspnibipsS ,uitees beuils
Iist nnb Der Sdasmsiiter ansepiefen, als
pollen Setras bic Steuer pon $4,000 an5u.
uebmen. De1ielbe gntideib srfOIsts in
Der &Iaseidrift uon s. 9. Srmsbp, benz
erlaubt wuroe, auf 5000 gini9dsuus bic
Stener gu entridten. 9as @eiu9 pon
9einri6 8eiB nm Strsi9uns Der Steuern,
Die ibm irrtbimli9 auferlest maren, parS
nit ausnabme Der giienbabnifeuer asnehs
mist. Ole Stsuersini5dsung bes Wobi.
liarus,m6gens in ben peridieoensn Tomns
ibips waro 9utaebsiBen. Der balbidbrs
li9e gsridt bes GOuntpidutmeifters Wspsr
paro s~enebmist.
Der Gountpidatmeiitsr bat folssnbs
ny
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-06
Notts 3.

Wan finbe ii9 bsim sroBen, pd5rcnb Der
9ansen Wo9e balernben SpesialsSers
faut tim NepoIution Store elm.
Bargains tn 9 onnenidirmeu, 9anbiduben,
leibenen 5aIbbanbi9uben (mittens), Spiss
3en, 9dn6er, WeiBpaaren, Sp~tsenuOrbdnz
&c, Strumpfuaaren, Eafelinnen, 9anbtis
der u. Serpiettsn. Gae bieie Waaren wers
ben baar unb Don % Bis 40 Broasnt niss
briser ais bic sewObnli9en Preiie ~uerfauft.
Oas lit ,eine prddtise @elesenbeit. nm
einen suten &auf gu tbun, wie man iie bier
In Dubuque porber nod ME setban bat.
@ebrudte &attune BON 2 Gents per Yar6
unb aufpdrts. Sage Qawns) bon 2 9ts.
pet 0ar6 unb aufudrts. 9uts i9psre
Sbeeting pom 5 Ste. per Yar6, bic 10 gts.
pertb iinb. SpitenpOrbdnse BON 8 @ts.
per Yarb, unb mebr.
Infer Eager uon putwaaren 1T in ben
Iebten WtuItern eomplst unb bod f6nnt
ibr bier bsim @intauf % bis 40 Pro5ent
iparsn. @erseBtben 9lat ni4t!
@epolutiou Store, No. 653 MainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-06
Die Gertrauensmdnuer bes ct.
pbaels : Sereius iinb /:

9rea,en: Serr gaitor .. S9IS
9inbenitraBe 6;
Gamblra: Serr Sbeobor Wa
BERG, Or. N~eidenltraee So;
Mntsp srpen Serr 9. %. @iirb
40 apeuue Charlotte;
ROTTERDAM Serr Saeob 3Stfer,
Der Sdtltraat II;
SABRE: Serr g. 9ambert ri
a II, 3 me Soubet;
SonOon: Serr paitor sd go
luton Street. @bitebapel;
StperpooI: Serr 8 illia NJ { o II
Oute StreIt;
VeusYorf: 8ep. q. 3~eufan6, fat
Yrieiter, 10 State Street, sessmiber 81
9aroen.
Vorto siae8re, Yrop. Rio @rancs
Sul. SraiiIien: Serr etemens ~
n
Sotnpiae [Oona Sranciscal Grop. "A
Gatbarina, Sralilien: Serr Ealtor 9, q
aerSbuueu. !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-06
Sie ~bafu1ene Nodje bra6te uns per:

9ie ber1uiiene Wode bradte uns usrs
idiebene Sdabsnfeusr, bic iebo6 feline
bebeutsnbsn 8eilulte I'M @efolge batten.
Den Nnfang ma9te Bprne's 2etbitaa, NO
am Dienitas um balb iiebeu ubr 2lbenbs
Seuer in ben NbfdQen entltan6, aber balb
seiDi9t marb. @m Sonneritus nm elm
llbr Radts parb bic Seuerpebr unb nit
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