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National Republican., 1888-03-24
TIrE SMALL THINGS or DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
civ,

Charles Walter and wife have sold tu James
I. courts. for Ss,nN. subOt H. IN square 80.
The grading at V street and planting >hul"
trees on that street will not be done next
wear
Comrliu. Parker has been appointri ln.
hugcr In the pound service vice Albert For.
tune, resigned.
Mr. :. VI. Golden has been notified by thC
commissioners that $500 will he expended
,il the Improvement uf Nailur road next year
Admiral i. II upshur la, been notified that
the alley ~ square 30 will be paved with -.
lhHlt hlook rs soon As the appropriation be.
comes available.
Milan rutherford Ia, been informed that it
vi cost .CS!0 tO pave French street with
asphalt blorks. and that 1t cannot he done
under the permit system.
Mr lloyd ". Emmart retiring ,uprrintnul.
,ui eel the Metropolitan railroad. has been
.Cutrd 10y the employees oi that rnu1 with u
handsome gold watch aN token oi their
u~i,uu
\ Nrummittcc of the Veteran F'iremrn'S NSsr-
,'utInu ui thS city visited Alexandria THURS
dan whit and presented Friend slip Company.
ugtuu association In honor uf their Visit there
uu fCh. - last
\ certificate vi the appointment of WIN. "
CLAYTON. VIM. ritti> Lee w. Funk, GEORGE W.
THylur. John W y. Myers. 4. r. BlUktord.
lrrumc Wise. l.. \. Barr. and Chls. T., Gnodur,
H. trustees Ot the Fifteenth street VI. T..
church. was filed In the recorders office
Yesterday.
Nwr-rEuN editor has spent six year, writing
- huuk entitled How To- test glue An easy
subject tu stick tO: but In the preface hr says.
however hr knows no better remedy tur
coughs and colds produced hy scdcntary
habits than IN Bulls Cough syrup.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
LESS THAN
HALF PRICE,

Scarlet Flannel Shirts and
Drawers at S /, formerly sold
at $2.25,
Pure Silk Drawers. sizes so,
80, 3S, 40, az, at SIS, formerly
sold from S $i6 to $50 per pair.
Buokskin Sh irts and
Drawers at 1925 and So, for
merly sold at $3.50 and SO.
Flannel Vests lined with
perforated buckSkin at So.
Formerly sold at Sd.
Silk Handkerchiefs with
fancy colored borders and
CenterS at ST.. formerly sold
at So and $3.50.
Silk SuSpenderS in fancy
ard plain ColorS at ST., for
merly sold at S so to So. SO.
WEIGH, Margetson & Co, S
Spring NeCkWear at soc, for
NJ erly sold at S to S so.
Cardigan Vests athalf price.
Dressing Gowns and Bath
Wrappers at half price.
Sleeve Buttons and Scarf
Pins at 25C, formerly sold for
7SC and s
National Republican., 1888-03-24
MARRIAGES ANNULLED.
Husbands and Wives False and Un-
faithful to Each Other.


Justice Cox, in equity court yesterday,
granted divorce from the bonds ot matri.
mony to India X. Wells from William l..
Wells. They were married in this city in
August. 1877, and six children were born of
the union, two Of whom are now living
She charges that he committed adultery
with Salic ur Sadie Dmmitt, at house on
First street southwest, and In August, 1885,
he williullNElcscrted her aud took UP his
abode with the woman named, and has
lived In open and notorious adultery with
nun-suppOrt. and asked for so per month
alimUny, but ihc court denied the alimOny
prayer and gave her the decree Of divorce
His honor evidently thought that Laura
'. Hopper had good case. for she oh.
tanned divorce from Calvin a. Hopper on
the grounds of non support and habitual
drunkenness. They were married In 1871
In Baltimore. aud two children were born
to them She charges that hc has been n
hnhituUl dfuukurd for more than two years,
and has failed 10 contribute 10 the support
OF herself or children.
Joseph &. Wood, by his solicitor, ThOs G.
Taylor, Yesterday filed petition asking for
q divorce from Ada Wood on the ground of
udultcrN They were married in Natchez,
Miss. in June. lSS2, aud IN August follow
lug he cNiue tu thi, city. and by mutual
consent left her there. lie charges that on
March J, lSSS, she committed adultery with
one James Wright.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Nh, sn,isG.J wi,I, III. ycrdi,,

r. Ross Perry. ~ attorney Tor john Morris
WHO was given a verdict in circuit court No, :?
for SI.jn the turcpart or the week in his suit
agaiSt Elizabeth WilsonHnd others thc Gum
ton heirs for Sl5.OIO damages for injuries re-
CeivCd by falling down the open elevator shaft
in the building owned by defendants on the
corner Of Ninth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest ON oct. 2S last, yesterday
filed q motion for Il new trial. The motion is
haSed on certain rulings of Justice Merrick
un the ground that the amount of the verdict
was inadequate, and that when the Jury went
tn view the place where the accident occurred
that they were allowed To hold CunvcrSa.
tOn with the person in charge of the elevator,
Who was In die emnlNy ni the dclendnnts
National Republican., 1888-03-24
~ THE DISTRICT COURTS
rheS Are Much Surprised to Hear TIL,
Snh News.

The news created great surprise at the
District coults, Il, his illness was not known,
aud as soon as the formal announcement of
his death was made In the various courts
shuit addresses were made 10y the Justices
and members of the bar, aud out Of respect
10 his memory the courts adjourned.
Mr. A. q. Riddle made the announce
mCnt IN circuit court No. /, and Justice
llagncr, after paying his tribute to the dead,
ordered the clerk to enter the necessary or
der Mr. W, H. Davidgc nladc similar AN
nOurcemcnt in circuit court No. .. and jus
tiCe Mcrrick granted the motion. In the
criminal court Assistant District Attorney
toylc made the announcement and moved
Gn adjournment lie also referred In u
broken voice to the high character uf the de
ceased and Or his personal loss. Justice
Montgomery spoke highly nf the departed.
und granted the motiun. Mr.. Leigh Robin.
son made the motion IN the equity court.
and Mr.. Reginald Frudail in the probate
court and Justice Cox granted the motions
without remarks In the police court As
sistaut District Attorney Shepherd made the
motion and Judge Smell granted IT, Both
gentlemen. however. spoke at some length
On the abilities aud virtues Of the deceased.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
HniI,Iing Perniis.

The following building permits were issued
Yesterday: II. u. Cuchranc, to build one brick
warehouse 1T l9i; Fourteenth street north.
west. To- cost SnO0o; Peter McNary, to build
brick dwelling at III Browns Court ALLEY. at
a cost of $500 also. one to same man, to build
n brick dwelling at Ill Second street south.
west, NJ Il cost of sl.lo; \. j. Fisher to buiid
two brick dwellings at 1915 and ialS Sixth
street southwest. at u cost Oi S!OOO and
Washington DancnhOwer, tO build five brick
dwellings at aNO to 3Os street northeast, AZ Il
cost of Sli.WN.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Ask. Jnr "A Receiver,

Joseph \. Blrndon and Morgan L., James
A.. and Frcdcrick..j Goddard rs executors nf
the estate ul the late James Gudduid, yestcr.
day nlcd bill in equity against Mayhrw
Platter and William ID. CaSsin a> trustees,
William knowles as president. stephen
Thomas Brown IL, treasurer and John
Iretch aS secretary Of the Thirteenth Build.
ing Association OF Georgetown for an nc-
cuinting of the business of the association
and the appointment "t II receiver hy the
court.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Seeking an Accounting.

Comclia II. Smith yesterday tied bill in
equity against Alice Quails Adele Morris and
husband, and Thomas T.. Waggamun and John
W. Piling Hs trustees. The puintif and the
first two defendants are the heirs At law Of
the late Benjamin QuallS, and this bill Is filed
tu have an accounting of the estate aud an
equal division Of the proceedsumung the heirs.
National Republican., 1888-03-24

TuE Delightful Liquid laxative, Syrlp of
Fig, l. most agreeable and valuable family
remedy, ~ It is easily taken by old and young,
CONSTIPATION and the many ills depending on
"a weak and inactive condition OF the Kidneys,
Liver. u.d Huwcls. II acts gently. strengthens
thc organs on which ii acts aud awaken them
tuu healthy activity. For sale by all leading
dIUggiStS,
National Republican., 1888-03-24

IuASE been Il sufferer from Catarih for the
past right years. Having tried a number of
r,mrdc, advertised Us sure cures" without
obtaining any relief, | had resolved never tu
take any other patent medicines. when
friend advised me To try Ely's Cream Balm.
did 50 with great reluctance. hut can now
testify with pleasure that after using il for six
weeks | believe myself cured. II i II most
agreeable remedy ali invaluable Rhlm.--joN.
cvh stewart. G!i Grand ave. Brooklyn.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
D.pnrtment Changes,

The following changes have taken place in
the Interior Department
Office Of the Secretary Iucius q. G. Lamar.
IT,. Texas. has been promoted from private
secretary at $500. to chief of stationery and
printing division at S?,OoO. and Joseph e..
clements. Ohio from $1,000 to $500, In the
Indian division: Walter Brown, of Missouri
clerk at Sl,SO, has boen transferred from the
Treasury department to the pension office
National Republican., 1888-03-24

\ motion for new trial was filed In the
criminal court yesterday by MIR. dos. Shilling
ton in the case of John l., lyslc, who was con
victcd on Wednesday on The charge 0f false
pretcnSeS in obtaining $50 from Henry Brock.
Of the Congressional Hotel, ON a draft drawn
by himself ON the Consumers Marble Com.
lg,i,y, uf Philadelphia. in whose employ he had
been,
National Republican., 1888-03-24
A Party Wall Causes u pnmage suit.

John II. Mclners yesterday, by his attorney
Leon TObrincr, instituted suit OH the law side
OF the court for 5000 damages against Fanny
Il. Gordon The suit is based on the tearing
ont of the wall of 0l9 Eighth street northwest,
owned by plaintiff. by the agents or employees
OF he defendant In order TO erect. another
f,ndant did not comply with the proper re-
Quircments aud oCcasiOncd great damage To
property of plaintiff.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Guilty Only of Assault.

The uial Of James Johnson charged with
assault with intent to Kill Lewis Washington,
ON Jan. last. was resumed in the criminal
court yesterday morning and the case given Ia
the Jury. They brought In u verdict of guilty
ni assault only. The prisoner waS reminded
t. 'uil pending sentence,
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Made for a New Trial.

ON nrw and elegant line uf children'S and
boys clothing EIsrMAS Bios, Manutactur'
ing [ lni hicrS and TailurS cor. Seventh aud l..
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Our Tailoring Drparimrn,

{, attracting UNUSUAL attention ON account ui
tie 80 sUit~ and ~ pants tn order. Ei>ENNN
Bgos.. Manufacturing tluthcr~ and 'iaiIur>,
ut Tnur Ol seventh and h.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
The Plans Approved.

The secretary of the Navy has approved the
change, IN the plans OF the hull and machinery
of the cruiser san Francisco, submitted by the
ninn Iron WORKS of Snn FrnncscO.
National Republican., 1888-03-24

our now and elegant line OF childrenS and
boys clothing. E>EMAN BRo,.. Manuiactur
ing ClothirrS and 1ailUrs. cor. seventh aud +.
National Republican., 1888-03-24

For neuralgia. rheumatism, umbagu. gout
swclings. burns. wounds. etc. the best rem.
Cdy Is salvation Oil Price - cents u bottle.
National Republican., 1888-03-24

ANGosTCGA BITTER-. the world renowned
Whole civilized world Try it. but beware Of
limitations ASK your grocer or druggist Tor
the genuine article. manufactured by Dr, j. e..
L. AinmI.l.l i. AI.hI
National Republican., 1888-03-24
Our Tailoring Department

/, attracting unusual attention on account Of
The S2j suits and 81 pants to order. EisEMAN
Bios, Manufacturing Clothiers and TuilOrs,
rnrnpr OF SnXCnth and L.
National Republican., 1888-03-24
The Outragcr in Maryland.

Irmucl ogden, oi Montgomery county. Md.
was arrested Thursday and locked mp In
the Marlboro ail charged with having out
ragged Miss catherine Fowler, who lives near
liladrusburg. ogden had been visiting his
wifc'- mother and other relatives near
li'adcnShurg. Miss Fowler was alone in her
hUt,c Tuesday morning, when, IL Is charged,
ogden seized her, and by threats accomplished
his purpose. The young woman was 50
frightened that she did not tell what had oc.
CURED until after Ogden had left the neigh
bnrhuOO,
National Republican., 1888-03-24
WILTON VELVETS.
MOOUETTES.

We would state that the above goods are
perfect in every respect and mostly OF the hest
makes and good desirable patterns. Persons
ayuiling themselves Of this opportunity will
save from a5c to 50c per yard. We would adj
visc your calling early, as at these prices they
will not remain upon our shelves hut Il few
days
National Republican., 1888-03-24
i.,,,a. Meetings To.Nirht.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
The places named
/. u. q. i Perseverance. 80 :. Elks Hall,
!U2 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons oi lonadab--p Pioneer. No. !, 3il Smith
street; Centennial, No. I, 3ii Eighth street;
NuartHn Nu D. lUgj seventh street,
National Republican., 1888-03-24

Fon family usc no nccr Is better than the
Faust" nom the Amheuscr Busch Brewing
Ns>ociatiun Try II, aud be convinced. Of
Tee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SSN.i. Frank SChwarl, manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
Sn Der Shule.

2sbrer: vgtun Jag NAL, lisbes Rtnb,
mas biit 0u3~
Sunse: rSOnnpiImten pan . pminben."
2ebrer (erftaunt, faBt i'm an Der SADIE:
v8as lit bas2"
Sunse: Dat Is ufe gaber i'm out Ore
i9erpams, DO BET mt mine NoSer n
nissen SIiden tn iat."
2sbrer: vSeraus, Su 2immel!~
(Sunse ftebt beulenb uor Der Gbire, ais
Elm 9enbarm bes Wesss tommt.)
9enbarm: v8as III biz, mein Sobn9~
Sunse: vllfe 2sbrsr pet mt frosst: 2tes
bes Rinb, mas biif bu2 llnb DO bsfi Id iast:
5annpiImten pan Spminbsn."
9enbarm: vOas mar faIi9, Ou mug
teft antportsn: Sd bin stn gbriif. Sett
sebe tn bic S9uIe unb iase ss."
Sunse (tritt tn bic S9ule unb bdIt ben
Singer tn bic 9O5): 9err 2sbrsr, i'd
weiB ss."
Qsbrsr: so Jag, mas bif Du2~
Sunss: sd bin sin gbrif.~
2sbrer: vWober psiBt bu bas9~
Sunse: Dat bet mt u1e Que S4ans
baru,e iast.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
Cine qeuiiienbafte GbepsrmittIsriu lit

ShN BSu'WShpuItS SpSUStuttttttttb W
bic &6nisin 8ictorta. Wibrenb ibres Iess
ten IufentbaItes in BalmoraI bemertte iie,
baB Elm iunses Wdb9en pom Sauie, 0as
mems Winnte SounOers, itets nit ~perrpeins
ten ausen undergoing. Die &onistn fori9te
BET benz S3IoBueruaIter, mas benz Rdbs
den sei9sben iet, unb erfubr, baB bic
Sounoers nit einem iunsen 8isbsi9ter ein
8erbdItniB unterbalteu, unb baB biei er turs
Dor Der 9o9jeit ietn Wort 3urifsescsen
babe, neil ibm cine 8raut NIT elmer Wits
gift uon 200 Bfb. Sterl. anseboten rpors
ben mar. Die R6nisin bsauftraste ben
S4loBuerpaIter, benz Wdb9en su iasen,
baB wenn ft9 ibr etne Bartte treffe, ie ibr
slei9faus %3ueibunbert 9funb Witsift ses
ben werbe. Dor bret Tasen Tam etn Brief
be1 Sounbers an bic &6ntstn, In wsI9em bic
uerlafene graut erfrsut ulsIbete, baB ibr
2iebbaber ertldrt babe, Ter ,piirbe fe BET
slet3 bober Witsift ber gnbersn por3ieben.
Die &Onisin befabl teine SabIuns su LETT
fen, unb telesrapbti9 bic goti9aft gu iens
ben, baB bas @eIbOnur bann 3u bebeben
iet, ..uenn bas Wdb9en veinem orbentIi6en,
ni4t aber einem wOrtbri4isen Manus fi9
perm6ble."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
9eSet Die 3ppteuIttfe.

pts bic StsrbIiatsitsuuspsiis elmer srOBsu Stabt paNeuS
bsSstdust psrbtn tOnnsu, uub Sbr psrOst fussn, oaB mes
pPrittiae uHs gsIteaIsSruntbsttsH, b. b. ieus. psIas bic
Htsrsn ONsr bic SarubIais ~affJtreu, ~cufuasnO baufs-
mir battsu bstuabs ssiast uOrbsridsnN iuS. grisbts
'ids ~SrantPstt uuS Sarnrubr, wsuu drOHtia. psSsn isIs
ten turtrt, uuN SIaisHsrtss, SIuisu,atarrb unb uuptutArs
Iiasr SafuFuB brinssu gisIs iH's Srab. anfauss isSS8,
psnu has ssiOsH uur srit In llutPdttstsit Der bsirsittnbsn
Orsaus bsfsRt, Tam bic Ssiabr Surd has aussusbms, fur
Ritrsu uuS SIuis bsiIiamt SsIsbuussmttttl. SoRstter's
R~as.HsSittsrs, btisitist psrNtu. has ben Orsau,n bic
Hbtbtss spaHutraft prIstRt, ORns Fs gu l~bsrrstssH, uus
has bsQusm uuN OPu. srOss gOrbsrsttunssH .iusuusbmsn
II. Dpsp.pfs. bic sspSbuIia init TisrsnIsissn a%uftritt,
uns Der IsstsrsH uuausbkibIi&s SOIss. sdUa6s. wsrSsa
bura baAsIbt ssbsiIt. Gas gIsias 1T nit 9rtSpiuns,
ysaIarias, rb,umatiiasH uns ~usrp0isu ssIssH Der Gag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
y 4 ttteS WIIerIet.
Sen aarariiden Wpthitanh in @naIanl

Sen agrariiden NOtbitanS in @nslant
iudt man auf amtIiden 8ese ,u usrtuidsn.
Soeben 1T elm 8laubu9 uer6ffentltdt NOR.
ben, pel6es bartbut, bag our 3eit nur 224
8a9tsiter unb 1873 9runbitite I'M @es
iammtbetras BON %, 2s4 Gcres obne pdds
ter finb ober bru4Iiesen. 9as pdren
1888 acres wentser aIs I'm Sabre 1881.
geun 1T aber 3useitanbenermuBen bic Notbs
lase TN Sabre 1887 GROCER aIs I'M SATIRE
1881 uno bic grtIdruns Der serinseren
3rbI unbebuuter 2anbsiter i'm Sabre 1887
liest barin, baB uieIe 9roBsrunbbefiser
tire Sitter iett ieIbit %bebauen, neil fe tsine
Pd9ter finoen t0nnen. Mnbere baben bas
2ano ben 8d9tern iberlafsn obne Ba9t.
gins, bios NIT Der 8erpfi9tuns, bic auf
benieI6en baftenben Gaiten unb Stsusrn
gu entri9ten. @ieberum anbere Sitter,
bic ais aterIanb feline 9d3ter fanoen, iinb
tn SasbIanb psruanoeIt porben unb pers
ben als iOI6ss 9epaGtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17

gon benz Stud Der gbsi5eibunsen peiB
man In Canada nt9t baIb iouisI ais tn ben
Ser. Staaten. 9as tommt baber, baB
man bort nt6t 10 raid unb lsi5tfsrtis in
ben gbeitanb etntreten taun, pie i'm Yans
teeIanbe. Sn SaIifar purbe neult9 Elm
Yrebiser gu 5000 9elbbuBe uerurtbsiIt,
neil Ct Elm 9aar traute, obns baB IS bic
notbwenbise @onceiiou (eicens) srIanst,
unb Obne baB bas uorsei9rtebens 4ufsebot
itattsefunbsn bate. Sn Canada muB
isbes Yaar uor Der Erauuns cine Setratbss
erlaubniB uou ben ~auitdubtssn &ssierunsss
bsamten l6ien unb Elm SffsntIides 4ufses
bot, wte es uon ieber unb iiberaa BET ben
RatbOliten iibli4 1T, muB fur aue ftatts
finben, Oh &atboliten obsr ni6t. Sabur9
wirb has 9aIssibers& Opfs 5eiratben, ME
IS 10 bdufs In ben Der. Staaten pors
tummt, in Canada unmOsIt5 semu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
Siplomatiid.

vRutter, t bab's SaIafuf'I auf bic BE-
ssIte 8di9 ums'i9att't."
so ifrsif 3 bait wiebsr uorf9ti' mel
un'si9idter 8ua!~
rWtutter, penn ma 9 Cali ausi5itt',
tbut has net n 8erbruB bebsuten2"
vSa, 9 Is auemal nod 10 tommen."
rglber, Mutter, penn man tein Calf
faf'l umi4att', na9ber sibt's tsin @srs
bruB."
vGetn, uarum bsnn au57"
SRA, Is i9on redt, Ruttsr, i5au, I bab'
ia gar net 9 Sal3fahI, ionbsrn 8 Gins
tsnsIas'I auf b @di4 s'i9itt'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17

2sibsr purbs bas @briitfet In man5en
vprominenten1 tatboIii6en &tr9sn arg
entpeibt, peuu man aud nur bic @eib:
uadtsprosramme Der &tr6snmuiit, wie fe
bic rgatboltc &sutep" bra9ts, beriidfi9s
ttst. Son lttursti9 9sians III
ba taum bic &ebe. = Soa ss aud barin
better psrbsn, 10 bari man ii6 ni5t Ians
ger Der beuti9en RatboIiten i6dmsn, bic
bstanntIt9 iiberpiessnb fir bic &eform Der
&ir9enmufit i'm Gimme unb Settle Der r6s
miiden &ir9e Idnsit seuonnsu finb. 90
i9reibt Der bo9w. Sater guselbsrser.
SoI9e gntpeibunsen fanbsn aud tn an:
bern ais vprominenten" @%ottesbduiern
itatt, Isioer aud in beuti9en Sir9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
8artuffeIn ober arautf0pie psrben iest

aabIret4 aus europa einsefibrt unb gum
Gbeil mad benz 8eiteu sei9itt, nm ben
bur4 bic Dire peruria6ten ausfa0 3u
beten. 0te meiitsn bieier &artoffeIn toms
men aus S9ottlanb, mo bic &artoffeIernte
6teies Sabr Defenders gut aussefauen 1T.
8as Bite &rauttOpfe b%etrifft, 10 81 finbst
it5 barunter &raut aus SoIanb unb
Oeuti6lano. Der 3oq OUT Sartsffeln
betrdst Is Gents per 8uibel, Der 3ou auf
10 9rocent beS @ertbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
seitbem Der gerbraud pom frii6en ST.

Seitoem Der gsrbraud-uo n frii9en ST.
i6sn in ben &aisrnentiasn in 0suti6lanb
etnsefibrt TIT unb f9 sIansenb bswdbrt
bat, TT bas bambursii4e Siiduerianbtses
i9dft auBerorbentIt9 sepadien; ss purs
ben In lester 3eit an sin3sInen Easen iber
10000 9funb frii9e Slide faft mad allen
@arniiousortsn Oeuti9Ianbs perianbt.
RsusrbtnSs ma3t man aud 8sriu9e nit
Sal3bertnsen unb serdu9srten 8itliussn,
bic ebenfaas CUR Solbatsntoff perwanbt
werben ioueu unb audi i9on pieIfa9 ans
ipru9 sefunben baben. I'm einem Gage
purben /. o. $40 &tften frti9 ssrdudsrs
ter Bldlinae perlan6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
I'm Dem 9orfe ,Sraufoniri. ge,i

Sn benz Sorfe SranfOuiei, geairt
Ernuutt In gosnien, ftsbt cine eide, psls
DE bic fdrtite eide, bic man tn Dsuti9Ianb
tennt, mod BET Weitem ibertrifft. Ser
Stammumfans betrast tn 8ruifbSbs stpas
iber 46 SUB, wdbreu6 Der mittlsre Our9s
mefer Is SuB mtBt. SbwobI Der gaum
bis gu elmer 56be ucu etwa IS SUP u6uis
boil 1T, tann bas 8aGstbum nod Elm
gang befrtebisenbes senanut uerbeu. Der
9oblraum wirb uon ben Dorfbswobnsrn
ais 5tesenftaa benust. 9sIssentli9 elmer
llebuns bes In Erauntt sarutiontrsnbsn srs
fen 8ataiaons bss ftsisrii9sn Al. Snfans
Heterogeneous Iaserte cine gompasnts I'M
S9atten bieier eide. Gin porsenommes
ner geriu9 ersab, baB "a Snfanteritsn
basu seb6rten, BITE 56bIuns bes Stammes
ifsbenb ausSufiuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17

Sn Der Sudidule gu 8aibiuston to-
den unb baden iest bic iunsen Wdb9en
nur 10 o'rauf las. sic ioIen auf bieie
8eiie ~bausbaIten, Dor guem to6sn Isrnsn.
Cine beuti4e, sebiloete Srau. bic aud cine
por3isli9e 8irtbi9aftertn lit, bat ii9 bic
Sa4e ndber anseieben uub bsssi9nst, mas
fe seieben, mebr ais cine SpieIeret, benin
ernite arbeit. Cine &O9tu wtrb sbsn
rur IN Der Ri5e ersogen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
Sie Srau BrGiiocntin ma6t es, pie ibr

Mann; ite pett ale @eidsnte BON @ertb
aurid. 60 erbteIt ie bieier Gage aus
Seneois bon benz @oIbi9mibt a9ide Slis
otert etn wunberi90nes unb toftbares Mos
iaits S4muttdft9eu. G6er aud bieie fir
cine Dame bo9uerfibreriide @abs bat ite
bnr9 9rn. Qamont, ibrss Wannes Brit
patietretdr, NIT einem bOi li6en Oauti6reis
ben unb NIT Der Bemertuns, baB fe @es
i4ente nur BON periOnIiten Sreunben ans
uebnten tonne, suriiflen6en Iafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
Ser lit ihulo ?

rSest retBt mir aber ptrtIid bic @sbuIb !!
Selbit I'M Oe3ember, MO bod bic Gage 70
tur3 itnb, i9on aut Sinften tein @sIb
mebr gu baben, bas tit bod gu fart"
rSali4, 9srr 8ormunb! 0te tursen
Gage fnb gang uni4uIOis, aber bic Iaussn
Rdate!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
Grfabret bic gsabrbeit iiber {

Sonep Of 6orebounb anb Gar. gs Iinbert ben
Suiten unb erlei6tert bas S9leimen Der 0ufts
unS SaIsrObren, ipannt bic 9unseu unb Sebls
bdut4en unb brinst ben acknowledgement ibre
natIrli6e 6raft wieber. Csc, SOC. uub 81.
@lcnn's ear,efelfetfe, settt unb peri86nert, Csc.
$irs Saars u. Sartfarts, i6par, II. braun, soc.
Eifes 3a5ui6msrIentrppfsR bsiten tn 1 Oain. Csc.
German gprn @smoper, t6btst SG9usrauaen
SrpitbsuIsn, Il. I. ID. Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17

8ibe iiber ben rSduisseriobn" psrs
ben iett in garis epibsmiid. 60 ersdblt
Der r5isaro" folsenbes @sipra9 3usier
6reunbe:
rNun, uie ifsbt ss NIT 0eiasr @erlos
buns?"
rDte lit acknowledgement; i6 beis
rattle Riemanb anbern ais cine Baiie."
rl1nb pssbaIb2"
sd min nidt, baB Semanb mid nens
men t0nnte: Wetn g 9wteseriobn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17
SunteS.

8te In Wifourt, 70 bat In aentutp bic
9rohlose Der Sreirtaurer euti9tsbsn, baB
Birtbe ni9t RitsIieber bes S~rsinaus
rersS rbens werben birfeu. Die a~ufnabmes
gewerbuns zines @trtbes, ber ben bsiten
2eumunb sentsBt. purbe in Der Sisuns
Der 9rOBlOse in 2outsuiae In lestsr sSus
fang besbaIb abseuteien, neil Der .8ers
fauf pom Spirituoien etne masonic ofense
iet." 8as iaseu bic 9suti9sn basu, bic
f9 tn ben Rsseu ber 2ose fanseu lisBsn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-17

Ser arOBte Sopfenbauer Der Belt ioa
81. &obert S9roeber tn SrantIin County
tn New gort ietn. gr bat 500 4crs NIT
9opfsn beplan3t, unb 80 arbeitsr iinb al
letn NIT benz S9nstoeu Der Sop~fsntanssn
bafir bei4aftist, beren CT zoe, 900 Stid
brauht.