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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

G. C Wheat has evaporated peaches. apples
and apricots.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Will you paint this season Before buying
look at ready-mixed paint at CHILD's Drug
Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

c. c. Wheat has fair coffee at l7c lbs for
so cents
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Ladies, remember ]. ]. Shirley makes
specially OF DRESS NOVELTIES. Don't fai
to see his stock before purchasing.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

sSr A carload of Iron beam Double-shovel
Flows, Single-shovel Plows and pillow steels.
just received by Baker & Brown.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

MARSHALL, SALINE Co., Move are in
debted to Mr.. NJ. Fl. Alexander, for a copy
of the Saline (Mo.) county Democrat of
April 21st, from which we learn that Mar
shall is in ecstacies on its success in secur-
ing the establishment of the Cumberland
Presbyterian College at that place in COM
petition with many other larger cities and
towns. 1t was won by pluck, and Marshal
and Saline caunty, in few weeks, raised
$142, 400. 1t says:-
"The work Of the commission appointed
by the Cumberland Presbyterian synods of
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado,
to locate college for the four States, end
ed last Friday evening at Kansas City, in
the selection of Marshall as the site for such
college,"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Beautiful H BIT CLOT H 8, for Spring
Dresses, just opened at J.J. SHIRKEY'S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Climax Powder. a sure cure for chicken chol
era and gaps,;at BAKER & BROWNS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Call on Baker e Brown for Flax-seed Meal
(old process,) for stock. COtton-seed Meal for
stock
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

satteens, French and American, in great
variety at ]. J. SHIRKEY'S,
Don't forget that ]. ]. Shirk ey Will not be
uueersold by any house az to the same quality
ofgoods.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Citizens Ticket.

The following ticket for the City officers and
of the Council is recommended to the
voters of Staunton. who favor good govern
ment.
1t has been made up. after careful delibera-
ton and counsel, by friends of an economical
and conservative administration of the affairs
of the city; and no name is on the ticket with
out the full knowledge and consent ofthe can
didate.
1t will be observed that all classes of the
communicable laboring man, the mechanic.
the merchant, the professional man-are here
accorded representation; and the ticket is COM
posed of men who are believed to measure up
to the Jeffersonian requirements of honesty,
capacity and faithfulness.
No partisan political interests are sought to
be subserved by the election of this ticket.
Democrats and Republicans. Prohibftionists
and Observation-Disclosures, are included in Its
representation; and in its broad and liberal
scope it invites the support of all men of all
shades of political faith and of all business
callings as Representative Business Ticket
Your cordial and active support of THE CIT-
IzENs' TICKET in it's entirety during the can
vass and at the polls, is earnestly invited by
THE CITIZENS Committee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU ABLE
REAL ESTATE Pursuant to a decree
of the Hastings Court OF the City of stanton
rendered in the cause ofTams' Trustee VS.. Nc
Guffin ct ais, will sell at public auction In
front of the courthouse, in Stanton. on
Saturday. the 26th day Of May. 1888,
the following desirable rea' estate in the coun-
ty of Augusta and City OF Staunton:
lst That valuable farm known as the Nc
(Suffin place. about " miles east of the Court
house. on the New Hope road, CONTAINING
ABOUT us ACRES, and about ~ acres OF
which is wood Land
The improvements consist of a comfortable
dwelling house with six rooms and good out
buildings, a large stable and cow stable that
will hold 30 cows. The farm is well wat ered
having on it three never-faifng springs. SO
located as to have water In every held' and mas
fruit in full bearing, with plenty OF small
fruit. The fencing is in good order ald most
of the land IN grass A good Toulouse filled
with iee There are two tenant houses. There
is fine spring house with every facility to
conduct q succe ssful dairy, to which use the
farm has been put for five years. There Is a
first rate market garden and the location of
the land makes gardening very profitable. IL
is seldom better opportunity Is offered to
buy fine farm and make good paying in
vestment.
I'D. The two stores known as Nos 8 and 10 S.
New Street. in the city OF Staunton. This
property consists of two good store rooms,
fronting 80 feet inches on the eastern side of
New street with a side entrance to the dwell
ings 0 stairs One Of the rooms Is occupied
by Mrs Scberer as a store and the other by
Mrs. C. Schmid. Both are well located for bus
mess stands and rent well. Possession of the
farm will be given August lst next; of the
other on confirmation o; sale.
TERMS Cash in hand to pay costs OF suit
and expenses of sale.and the residue on cred
it Of one, tH % and three ears from dav of sale,
payable in equal annual instailments, the
purchaser purchasers giving bonds for the
deferred installments bearing interest, and
waving the homestead, with approved per-
sonal security, and title to DO etatned as ulti-
mate security, WIN. PATRICK,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Beautiful line of MORE ANTIQUE SILKS,
all shades just opeded at J. ]. SHIRKEY'S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

instantaneous Cream Chocolate, Alkethrepts
Cocoas, &c., at G. G, Wheat's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

60 to j. j. shirkey's for Black Goods OF all
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Ladies, for new Spring shades in B R o A d
CLOTHS, go to j.. SHIRKEY'S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

DRESS GOODS in endless variety, and sold
at the closest cash prices at
]. J. SHIRKEYiS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Go to ]. j. shirkey's for Novelties in DRESS
GOODS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

White-wash Brushes should be In demand
now. Call and examine goods and prices at
CHILD's Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY, MAX 11th,
SO'CLOCK P. NJ.
ssS A M SIN a LII

REV. SAM SMALL will deliver his famous
lecture,
opr citizens can form some idea Of this lee
,nre nv reading the clippings given below
from the press OF some OF tne promlnGn FIJI sn
of our country. in winch thls lecture has oo0N
delivered:
Ca;.ooo 7Fues.-"His are words of soberness
and truth when telling this story. and as tne
nictnre with its dark background, but Ignteo
III o1yer wit h the golden beams of regenera-
ted heart and heroic life, was drawn IN sn ae
presence of 600 people IN TINS CITY lsS
itS Glorious lights held them spellbound from
he efirst until long after the echo of the last
word had died away amid tne arcnes oi 'ho
roof of the big Casino hlnR.
Ne,, Orleans Times Degaocrat.-"There are
few orations extant comparable with IL IN Ell
ouuence pathos and soul-stlrr1ng detalis'
for GOOD in any community to which he may
g &c, S'''' - ~
cicinndti Times Stdr.-"It was magnlnceanGG
EFFORT characteristic of Sam Small; wonderiul
| in mower and pathos, and during It's delivery
the bushed silence of the audience told now
impressively the stirring words were going u
their hearts,"
D1,;1,, Sorntooian.-"Any synopsis can give
hut q moor id ca of the exceedingly able and ell
Onuent DISCOURSE SO clear in statement, SO
strong in argument and so oeautlful IN rne'o-
rio that it swept all before IT,.
Chienoo Inter- Ocean.-"His speech is easy ,nu-
| emit and ripping with laughter as mountain
brook. wherever humor or pathos appears 1t
comes with a masters touch. AND al! through
| il runs like a golden thread, genial spirit
which is lit up by the myriad of quaint llds,
trations and all q sions, spars ling phrases and
wonderful apothegms SO peculiar to this evan
geIist who. preacher, has maze nationai
reputation in six months"
| Macon (Ca1 Telegraph.-''H His eloquence and
grace of diction carried the audience with him
| as one person, and long before the discourse
had warmed to its most touching pathos there
were not many dry ey es in the audience"
| Concord (N H Monitor "Marvelously pre-
sented and told with the feeling and vividness
| of Cough. Sam Small Is fascinating SPEAK
er. he is master of sarcasm as well as good
| Judge of humor."
Reserved Seats, on cents
Gallery,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02
wPoND GAP TANNERY

WILL BUY
Chestnut Oak Bark
In Cur lots. For far:ber Information, address
j. N. KUNKLE,
apr Il 8 Pnnd Gap, Augusta Co., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

SX .aSTsEs M INDUSTRIOUS MAN or
~ Won y - TAKE cSa,gs OF s.oTe-room
and pantry at Purcell House, Norfolk va.
Apply at once. BEN, n. BROWN.
apr 2j-3t Proprietor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Craig. A. B. Lightner, W. f. Summerson, l..
Eisenman, Tue National Valley Bank OF
Graiohen, Mandel baTm Frank, BIume thai
Bros g. Co., Fox, Mental & Bro, Heidelberger
& Co.. Bloom, Meyer y Rosentbal. NJ. Stein &
Grief Bro, Kaufman. Giles 4 Dobsiner Stern
d Co., Robert Moore & Sons, Wilson, Frank &
Harner. NJ, Millhiser & Co., Hammerslaugh
Bros, M Sampler & sons John Schenthal &
Co, Atlanta Papef Co, Wire Buckle Suspen-
der Co., DilIshimer 3 o., Rosenberg Mfg o.,
Schioom 81 Levy. armstrong, Gator 4 Co., Dan
iel Miller 81 Co., Valentine u Rabonowi1z
Isaac Friedenwad, Frank Wolf & Co.. Heine
man. Weinburg & Lehman, l.. Fleishman,
Beriiner & Strauss Manufacturing Co, Boyd,
Jones q Co.. Julius Jordan. G. Myers & Co, j.
K, p Pine. Myers & Andrews, Mendel Bros
A. Hirsh & Bro. NV Roundtree & Bro . Earl
& Wilson, Guggenheimer & Adelsdorf, Fisher ,
Nessier q Quintman, and c. c. Carpenter.
Defendants,
The object of this suit is to set aside the deed
of trust from NJ 3. Oberdorfer to VIM. E.Craig,
Trustee, and 10 recover The goods belonging
and debts due to plaintiffs.
IL appearing by affidavit filed that Mandel-
baum & Frank, Blumen hal Bros. IL Co., Fox
Mendel & Bro, Heidelb arger & Co.. Bloom,
Meyer & Rosenthal, NJ ~tein & Co.. Frank &
Kaufman, Giles & Dobslner, Stern & Co, Robt
Moore & Sons. Wilson. Frank Harner, NJ
Millhiser It Co, Hammersiaugh Bros, Nj
Sampler & sons. John Schenthai & Co., At
lanta Paper Co., Wire Buckle Suspender Co.,
Dilishimer Bros. Rosenberg Manufacturing
Co., Srhioom & Levy. Armstrong, Gator & Co,
Daniel Miller & Co.. Valentine & RabOnowitZ,
Isaac Frieden weld Frank, Wolf & Co, Heine-
man Weinburg & Lehman. i freshman, Ber-
liner & Strauss Manufacturing Co. Boyd Jones
Il Co.. Julius Jordan, G. Myers & Bro. j. K. p.
Pine Myers & Andrews, Mendel Bros A Hirsh
& Bro, Fl. w. Roundtree d Fro, Earl 6 VIII
son. GuggenheiIner & AdeIsdorf, Fisher. Nes-
sler & Guntman and C. G. Carpenter are non-
residents of thia State it is ordered that they
do severaly appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice aud do
what is necessary to protect their interest
Teste,
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT.
Rraxfcp No Clark
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02
vIRGINIA-C1rY OF srAUNroN, ro-wIr:

VIRGINIA-CITY OF STAUNToN, To-wIT:
herey certify that VIM. Patrick. Commits
sioner, has given bond. with security, as re-
quired by law, and by decree entered on the
10th day of April, 1888. in the chancery cause
of W. P. Tams, Trustee, against w. w, McGuf-
fin ct ais, pending in the Count of Hastings TOR
the City of St9unton.
Given under my hand this 25th day of April
1883. NEWTON ARGENBRIGHF,
may 2...tds ClerS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

For Mayor,
ALEXANDER FL. FULTZ,
For Clerk of the Hastings Court,
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT.
ForTreasurer,
ARISTA HOGE,
For Commemorative Attorney,
A. G. RAXTON.
For Commissioner of Revenue,
JNO. W. ABBY.
For City Sergeant.
W. D. RUNNELS.
For City Constable.
GEORGE A. HUTCHINSON.
For the Council.
LIST Ward. I'd Ward.
]. A. Armentrout, Daniel Crimmens,
Reeves Gait, A. G Gordon,
w. A. Matthews, Jacob A. Hanger,
w. T. McCue, Oliver Smith,
Charles T. Palmer, J. W Splitter,
G. i. Weller. N. Wayt.
lst Ward. I'd Ward.
]. B. Burwelr George Harlan,
W. B. Kayser, c. X. Zlrkle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-02

Edit0r SPECTATOR
| Below we present a ticket that we are sure
will be cordially supported by all those who
are in favor OF q Conservative Democratic
Council. MANY VOTERS.
1st Ward I'd Ward.
VIM. L. Lushbaugh. VIM. H. II. Lynn.
c. l.. Weller. VIM. Wholey.
| ]. A. Cochran, Jas Bumgardner. jr.,
VIM. Patrick, N Wayt.
| 81. E. Summerson, B. F. Terry,
| P. N. Powell, F. W. ProffiI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11

Scr fiiralit in ieiner @eburtsituSt
gtep gOrt on elmer Niersntrantbsit ssitors
bene 9ontrssI bmiral CHARLES s.. Balbpin
mar elmer Der SsebsIoen bes 8irssrtrisss.
gr wurbe I'M Sept. 1922 ssborsn, frat
1889 ais &abett in bic &risss flotte Elm,
ma5ts ben msritanii9sn &ries auf Der Srss
gate v@onsrsB", ben Sirsertries ais
&ommanbsur Der 8unbssidife v@ltnton~
uub .Sanbsrbilt" nit unb asi9nete ii9 BEL
Der @rswiusuus Der 0ur9fubrt mad Rsp
Orleans untsr Sarrasut unb Bel 8idsburs
anter gortsr b69lid aus. gm SdluiIe
bes 8irssrtrissss wurbe sr i'm S9iffss
baubofe 3u Mare Sslano BET Gan Srans
cisco ftationirt. Spdtsr bisnte sr i'm
norbpacifiden unb afiatii9en @ei9waber.
SIM Sabre 1876 wurbe er 9ontre= Ibmiral
unb bis Dor bret Sabren fibrte er ben Ses
febI ibsr bas In europa ifattontrte amsris
tanii9s @ei9paber. Dor brei Sabren
purbe CT In &ubefane uerisst. Cine ribs
renbe Sisuns bss S9idiaIs 1T es, baB bic
So9ter bieiss SssbeISer an bsmisIbsn Gas
&c, wie ibr Satsr, ftarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
I'm Tranffurt erItien neulid elm q

Sn Sranffurt eri9ten neuIi9 elm 9lrs
bsitsmann nit etnsm &oasssn Dor benz
Srtebsnsfifter, neil er ii9 bic Beusrtuns:
rDu! 9ui Rosnac Dull" tSStIi9 belets
bist fibIts. so babe sS5nen i5on Dor
einisen Sasen s%eiast", bsmertte Der 9irs
ger unb 8eamte, ybaB bic 8ensnnuns
vRosnac" feline gsIsibisuns TT; Iafsn
sic bod bic &Iass fallen unb peri5bnsn
sic ii9 pisber nit Sbrem 8etannten, ber's
gar nidt 70 fdIimm sensint bat." vOa
baue Sc rs9t", fieI bsrisIbs Elm, i'd
woIt'n en- Sdubiat baass I'M baD'n aus
8srieb' &osnac sei9inpft." - vSso", Bee
gam nun Der gelsibiste wisbsr, AUS benz
S9ubiat bdtt' i'd msr mir sema9t, amer
men &osnac, beB sibt gu melt. Sbdte
sic ii9 en- Rosuac sefaIe Iohe, 5err
S9iebsri9ter2 2" : vWarIm ni9t, wenn
sr gut it," Sisis Bsmsrtuns ma9te ben
treubersise arbeitsmanu gang perpIer. Gr
erbat ii9, aIs er fd pom ieinsm grfaunen
srboIt bate, cine grtldruns, unb ais CT
nun erfubr, baB Rosnac In fetnen Sreiien
sleidwertbis NIT einem S9ndps@eu iei,
Itrsdts sr benz 8ertla9ten bic &e9te bin
unb psrsisb ibn1 nit ben Wortsn: rBann
i'd sswubt bdtt', baB sr mid nor d S9ndpii
batt' baaBe uoue, bdtt' Sd Sbne bic Cir
melt nett sema9t. Gu Worie, 5err
S1isbsri5ter, usrIisB er unb isin Wibsrs
ia4er bic Imts tube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
Cine wertbpoae meoisinii6e
NbbanoIutta.

Die 1SS9er Aussabe hes inter eem StteI Soitrtter's as
mana9 bstauutsH. mufershltiseu msoiSiniihen Sabrbuds
lit isst iertissstsut uHe fam uuentseltlt4 pom apotbstsru
urS RauHtuteu in allen GbeiIeH Der Der. Staateu, In
Msrtto uHo tbatiablta in ieoer c%iuiliirltH ge9sno Der
peitlideu SaIbtussl bsJoesn psrosu. Dieter alulauaa lit
ist ldussr ais eiusm gierteliabrbuuoer rsesImdBis gu
anians zines isotu Sabres beraussesebtn woroer. Rebeu
benz ptruiiniti9iten pratitibeH Ratb beyhelih Der Grbals
tung uue giseerbertslluus Der Geiunobett sutbdlt CT cine
sroBe Wsu9e iutsreilauteu uuo amhianten l9ihteu Seies
itoiiss; auBersem limb her saIsuoe, bic Gitrouomtiasu
Ssrsdnauseu. 4rOnoIosiihsn Radrtbtsn II. I. 10. init 10
mails eartu fueeu laNeu wire. Ste aussabe pom Soitets
tsr's AImaHah fir 1889 miro wabrihetnlidt bic srSBts
mssi,inti6eu gssrtsu babsH. Die Gissntblmsr WisHrs.
SoiStter Il Co., Pittsburs, Ia. limb srb6tis ssgsu Gins
Isnouus elmer Spsis Gents brisimarte elm 9rsuplar per
Bot an irsGno S9maueeu 81 %perisneen, Der In Der Rdbe
Isiuss @obnortss tsiuss erbalten Tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
lte6er bas Ginbrinaen bes 2idtes IN

Wafer bat 5err Sorsl in 9snf interefante
l1n.eriudunsen anseiteut. S9drfsr i'm
Sebeu. b. b. lidtempinbli9sr, aIs bas
meni9ltde Guse, III b%stanntIi9 pbotosra'
pbif6es, namentIi9 gbIorfilberpapier.
Die geriude SorsIs inb i'm 9snfer See
tn Der Weiie anseitsut worben, baB Platten,
bic NIT @blorflberpapisr bs3osen paren,
unter ~seeisneten gorTdtsmaBressln ssssn
Sertriimmeru, tn elmer gntferuuns pom 2
enSI. Msilen pom ber &iife unb in sinem
sesenieitisen Qbifanbe pon % SUB an
Qsineu in ben See p~erisntt wurben. Sies
ielben blieben 10 LANCE unter Waher, bis
elm i96ner Gag bic 9spiBbeit CAB, bab
cine pbotsrapbii9e @inwirtuna tonne itatts
sefunben baben. Oils sr6Bte Sisfe, Bis 3u
Der 9i3t in 0afer sinbrinst, wurben i'm
Wedrs otsies Sabrss $50 SuB sefunben.
als ~sertnsi:e ersabsn ii9 i'm Suit porisen
$50 SuB. Sas Wafer 1T I'm
Wiuter fIarsr aIs i'm CONNER es bat bies
ieinen @runb in ber rei9li5en Bsimensuns
orsaniider StaubtbsiI5en in lettsre
!Sabussett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
9eriiifl, absr and mituntsr auf anbere

@esenben %anuenSbar. - gu benz Statts
batter bon Sspaban fam Elm flsiner SdnSs
Ter nnb bstIasts fid iber BITE ibm auferIeste
Steuer - es sntipann ii3 barber foIsens
bes 9siprd4. Der S~tatt5aIter bsmertts:
SD tann Dir bic Steuer ni6t erlafen,
sebe mad Sum obsr Sdiras, wenn On
meinif, bag es tn bieieu Stdtten beHsr III.
8as wdrbe mir bas bsIfsn, ba in Sum
0ein 8ru6sr, in Sdiras 9ein Better
Stattbalter 1T" - 81 ssbe an ben Sof
unb betlaee Did beim S9ab ibsr MID"
vDetn Sbsim lit Winiftsr beim Stub
i'd wirbe alfo nidts ausri9ten. "-vSo
sebe our 50ae unb Ias mid in Rabe."-
y user weiB, Oh i'd ntdt bort Ssinsn rers
itorbenen 8ater Fnben werbe." - Der
Stattbalter, iber bisie Grsimitbistsit teis
uespess %ersirnt, erltsB benz offenbsr5isen
6dnbIer bic Steuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
. @n&eS AIIsr1st.

6esen Hngejisfer, ipe5ieu bic @anseu
(WanbIduie). pirb NIaun ais S5utmitteI
empfObIen. Die Snietten ueri9minben ios
fort, wenn man bic @dnbe, Bsttitellen
IL. I. No., NORM fe %niiten, NIT elmer todsus
Der IIaunIOiuns bsitrei9t unb lie tebren
ME mebr on bieien Srt suriid. Denu man
3tmmsrwdnbe Ober 3tmulerbeten nit RaIt
peiBt unb lsstersm por benz @ebrau9e etc
mas IIaun 3uiest, 10 baIten t9 bic Slies
gen nidt mebr In ben bstreffenben 3immern
auf. Die Inwenbung bes Ilauns tann tn
al bieien Sdaen ber meni9Iiden 9eiunbs
bsit ni9t ben sertnsiten Stabsn sufisen.
Sc wdre uIio Der 9eriu3 nit benz alaun
gu MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
Yin 15.I Nopember swil6eun IL unb

Yin ID. INopember 3uiideun IL unb IL
l1br Gormtttass eridien in benz ebemaIiseu
R%abettenbauie in Der Reuen Sriebri1itrabe,
no iest bas 8erltner amtsseri9t l unters
sebra&t 1T, Woltts unb besab ii9 mad
benz Ssfaments3immer, I'M bort ieinsu
lssten @iusn seri5tIi9 niebersulessn.
Oas aiemli9 untfansreibe attenftid trua
auf benz l1mi9Iase bic uon bes SeIbmars
i9alls eisensr 5anb in beutli9en, traftisen
3dsen ssi9rtsbenen Worte: y9teria Be-
fin6et ft9 mein Eeitument. 9ertdtli9s
Sieselung meinss Ra9lafes 1T psrbeten.
Woltte Gelbmari9ua.~ glaiii9en S9rits
tes uerIisB Der sreiie S9ladtenIenter, Der
auBsrorbentItd wobl ausiab, bic &dume
bes 9sri9tssebdubes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
Ser Mnfanas Nopember in Osuti9Iant

einsstrstenen &dIte finb bereits mebrere
Reni@enleben gum Spfer sefaIIsn. go
wurben in 3eis Elm GRANDDAUGHTER, In Ratibor
cine 9dnbIeriu unb Bel gbriitburs Elm Dr.
better e~rfroren a%ufsefunben. auf uisIen
Str6men mar gissans einsstretsn unb bic
S9ifabrt gang obsr bod tbeilwsiie sinsss
ffeit porben. 90 auf Der @Ibe unb auf
Der untern Wei9iel. - SIN n6rblt9en
S@weben berri9t idon felt Wo9en pol.
itdnbtser Winter, 1879 9rab RdIte nit
m%ai1snbaftsm S9neefau uno seuaItissn
Stlrmsn. Oa3u fommt bort Elm uoufans
bigger WiBuads bes @strsibss i'm Issten
CONNER. Oas 8rob, wsI9es bic Notb,
Ieioenben gu eien s~esuuusen tnb, TT uon
Der i4Is6teiten Sei9aifenbsit unb bsitsbt
porwiesenb aus Strsu unb Woos. Oie
Rotb ioa furbtbar iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
GrpBes Ieiitet bic europaiide, aumaI bic

@ruBes leiitet bic suropdii9e, 3umaI bic
frans6fi9e YrsIs wisbsr in @ablbsri9tsu
aus amsrita. ginss bsr srOBten Barrier
Blittsr !. .. mslbst: Scr @Iettri3itdts
gommiHd dr. Sewitt 1T gum Wapor bss
Staatss Nsp Yort srpdblt porbsn, neil
&c firsli9 cine bo9intsrefaut &sbs belt,
In psl9sr CT iaste, baB bic Sinri1tuns
bur9 gIettri3itat ni9ts wsitsr iet, ais BIZ
rafinirtsits @rauiamtsit, -wie grpsrt'
msnts, bic man an Ebieren pOrssnommsu
bat, bswisisu babsn.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11

Gilep 5. Busb, SatOta, Sas., sOs fid
I'M Sabre 1887 rbsumatiids S9meraen gu
unb littt fur feds Wonate bic beftisiten
Sualen. Ronute nur an &rifen 9sbsn.
Ra1 benz @sbrau1e Don ct. Satobs Del
NOR sr In swsi BO4en wieber auf ben
8einen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
Nu8 Der Heitidule.

untsroffsier: rWeni9, sic bdnssn
auf benz Pferbe, wie Artabne auf Narcs.~
Wa9tmeiffsr (ben l1uteroffi3isr gu fi9
b%eranrufenb): p2afsn sic bas. Wtr
molten ben 2euten teine 8srsIstde aus Der
biblii4en Ssi9i4te ssbsn bas perifsbsn
iie ni1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
Gbritlihe 9ebensreqelu.

0brlttllhe yebersregeln.
~ 3sin Worsen obns bsrsIi5ss 9sbst.
q Seine grbeit obne quite Wsinuns.
b Ssins 5reube obns bantbaren aufs
Bid.
4) Rein 9siosn obns sottersebsns .@s:
bulb.
81 Seine @sisui5aft obne grinnsruns
an ben aasssenudrtisen.
81 Reine e~rIittene Rrdntuns Obne usrs
ssibsnbs Ra9ii5t.
y Rein besanssnsr 6sbIer obns &eus.
s. &sin bsoba9teter 6sbIsr obne i4os
nenbe SeurtbeiIuns.
81 &ein sutss @ert obns Ssmutb.
10y Ssin SiIisbebirftiser obns miIbe
@abe.
ll) &etn 2si6snbsr obue Croft.
~ 8etn absnb Obns SeIbifprifuns
unb @ebet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
Ser amerifauiide GriiaSuuasaeiit rest

fi9 aud in ben Srauen bss 9anbss. rlebe,
speitauienb Trauen baben Big iest In ben
Der. Staateu 9atente erbalteu. Das
erite purbe i'm Sabre 1908 an Warp Ries
fir cine neue art Der StrObfs9terei aus:
sesebeu; has erite aber, peIdss Der Grim:
berlin bebeutenbe @inuabmeu peri1affte,
wurbe ls43 an Narcp Sobnion fur sins
gorridtuns gum gersiten pom @sfrorensm
(Sce gream) uusgeftsat. Sie IN ben less
ten Sabren an Srauen aussesebenen 8as
tente besieben ft4 meiit auf @orietten,
yBuflss" unb anbere @ebeimartitel Der
psibli6sn Eoilette. Ssnnp @iliou bal
ii9 elm NittsI sesen bic RoIit patentirsu
Iafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-11
81 GeusraI sberiSan ieiner SamiIis

tsin @srm0sen binterIufen bat, 10 werbsn
isst bon reiden 2euten 100000 fir fe
auiammensebra9t. Inter ben 9erren, bic
is $4,000 ssseben baben, ftno Der erpdbIts
8i3sprdtOent Wortou, q. so. Yuaman,
g. u. 4rmour, Waribaq Sielb u. /. 10.
2lnbere iteuern is $1,000 Bet. Cine iebr
bubble ginuabme wirb Der Wittwe Sbsris
ban aud aus benz in LESTER Wo1s err
i5isueusu Bu6s ibrss Wannes erwads
fen.