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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
CassYiIle.

Decoration Day will be observed in
Cassyille. Preparations are being
made for large gathering. This is
the first observance of the day ever held
in The place. The exercises will be
conducted under tho auspices of Joe
Mueller Post, G. A. r. Hon. d. b.
Stevens will act as president of the day.
The Grafton will be delivered by Chas.
A. Dewitt. A. fine program has been
prepared and a proper and just tribute
will be paid to the memory of the
soldier dead. PRIVATE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
Died.

In Millville. May 9TH, 1883, Lewis
Arneal, youngest son of ArneaI and
Fannie Koschkee lie was bright and
sffectionate little boy. He was 4 years,
5 months and p days old. We SYM
pathize with the bereaved parents and
friends.
Then sleep oh, loved one sleep.
Beneath the earth's cold sod;
We know that while we weep
Thy spirits safe with God.
a FRIEND.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
Buekwheat Ridge,

We are having fine weather now the
mud is all gone, the sun is shining, the
people are happy.
We had a wedding on Sunday which
created quite a stir among few but
the Hudson family especially.
On Sunday the Rev. G. w. Smith, our
minister preached his farwen sermon at
Cement in the morning from the text
FINALLY Brethren Farewell, !" to large
congregation. So clear, so strong and
forcible. that the people at Cement
will not soon forget it. at Buckwheat
Ridge afternoon from the text II am
now ready and the time of my departure
is ut hand . We have not seen for
many year congregation so moved.
Thankful may be the people that have a
preacher like Mr.. Smith. Bold, honest
and clear in his statements, may he
prosper we'll
We had quite little amusement on
Sunday night at church, it was nothing
vulgar, only laughable. While the
preacher was speaking, the door of the
church opened and up one aisle of the
church came young man. Now we
are not going to find fault with his dress
though he had on pair of light over
alls and checked or striped blouse
and white hat, but he had bundle
tied up in a red handkerchief and the
strides he tooki Well sir, the whole
congregation laughed and if can Judge
it took the pr eacher all his time to hold
off. At the rate he was travelling and by
the bundle you would have thought he
was going to emigrate to some other
country. 1t was fun to see him.
Things have quoted down here now
the young people did splendidly on sun
day. BIRDIE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
ISL Pearl ST.. New York.

Any man who has struck his finger
nail with hammer "knows how il IL
himself and if be tries Il he win know
that the best thing for it is DR., Fonnel's
Golden Relief. Its also the best thing
for diarrhoea, pain in the stomach,
burns, flesh cuts, neuralgia and rheu-
madsm Quickly cures allpaiu, swell
ing, and stomach aud bowel difficulties
Worth IDS wairht in cold TrN Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT Lam
'Eoun and County News.

Judge Geo. B. Carter, will deliver the
Memorial day address at Bloomington.
j b. Clough of Ellenboro, has calf
that weighed 10 lbs. when six hours
old.
Judge c. S. Fuller of Prairie du Chen
viii deliver the address here Memorial
day.
The second coming of one did not
occur Friday evening May 11th as was
predicted
A number of Lancaster's young
people spent Sunday viewing the sights
of Potosi
Mr. Luther Basford is in town having
his house put in order preparatory to
moving here this summer
one did not come last Friday evening,
but two did whom all the people of
Lancaster were glad to see.
People of Glen Haven are feeling the
effects of the unusually high water in an
unpleasant manner, they are having
chills.
The war song concert, given last
Friday evening at Hyde's Hall was quite
successful. The young people cleared
about $50.
j. j. Mckenzie brought his fine
Almont horse into town last week. He
attracted much attention from judges of
horse flesh.
The fire company was out Tuesday
evening and gave the soldiers monu-
ment good washing, and sprinkled
the sod around it.
J. w. Altizer and wife started for
Millyille Tuesday, to spend few days
visiting relatives. j. w. will probably
sample the Millville trout while there.
Mr.. Fred Quintard returned to his
home in Norwalk, Conn, last Monday
after pleasant visit of two weeks.
Daring his stay here he was the guest
of DIR. A. III. Barber.
W. G. Richards spent few days at
his homo here last week. His new ter
ritory is mostly in Nebraska. He is
thinking of moving to Wymore where
his brother, Ora Richards, lives.
Charley Decker, son Of A. Y. Deck
er, left Monday morning for Washburn.
Mclean county, Dakota, to look for a
location. If he likes the country he
will purchase land and settle there.
Mrs H. o. Wood and children, and
her mother, Mrs. Mcdonald, are domi-
ciled with Mrs w. b. Baxter for the
summer. We hope that others from
the cities who wish to find a pleasant
spot for the heated months may find
homes among us
The Lancaster Driving Association
will hold business meeting Thursday
afternoon ut o'clock ut the usual
HAeSNf ~ Ah0 PdA HooC VI tlcCLu4
officers and making arrangements for
their annual summer meeting. A full
attendance is desired
The ordinance prohibiting saloon
Keepers from using paint, blinds, cur
tains or screens of any kind or anything
that will prevent seeing into the saloon.
has gone into effect in Bloomington
We understand that the validity of the
ordinance will be tested by some.
We are indebted to j. L. Smith Of
Colorado Springs, for copy Of the
Colorado Springs Gazette. Mr.. Smith
was formerly resident of Potosi. The
paper gives an account of terrible ex.
ploslon at the village of Fountain,
caused by runaway freight eolliding
with an express train, attached to which
was car loaded with naptha, and also
q car Of powder. The thriving little
village was almost entirely demolished |
and the number of killed and wounded
was large. The Gazette is a good |
Republican paper and favors Gresham.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
EllenhOrn.

/ see about half mile northeast Of
our little city, Ellenboro, that Mr.. Ben
Cornwell is repairing his old building
for machine shop, but as there are
four windows in the building | think it
will be new bride about tho last of
May. TX. IL suppose that stands
for still
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
4 Rare Chance

In the want" column Of the Sen tinel
we find the following:
WANTED A YOUNG LADY CASHIER in q
barber shop. Brunette preferred; must be
pretty and attractive; no experience necessary
to the right person good wages and permanent
situation. Address with references A. d.
WoNZOR 81 Main street. Waukesha, Wis.
Transportation paid.
This is rare chance for the right
person who has the proper qualifications.
As he prefers brunette, and will pay
transportation, we would suggest to our
lady readers in Ethiopia or Madagascar
that this is great opportunity for one
of them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

Having purchased Of Messrs,
Book s. Schreiner, the abstract
Office and its business, 7 will
be glad to welcome the old
patrons Of the Office, and all
others who need any informa-
ton concerning titles to lands
in Grant county,
We will, by careful and
strict attention to business, try
TO merit the confidence Of the
publicand the good reputation
Of tho office under its former
management.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

SOLDIERS REUNION Thedate Of the
annual reunion of the S. w. Wisconsin
Veterans Association at Platteville has
again been changed to June p and p.
Committees have been appointed to
make all arrangements and a successful
reunion is anticipated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

Died In Fennimore. Monday,
May q, Stella, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren J. Wright. aged nearly
II years. Miss Wright mas been i'll for
some time. out death always comes
suddenly at last Consumption was
the cause of her death. A brother
about s years old is lying dangerously
i'll, and little sister was born on the
day of her death, The family have
much sympathy In their trouble.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

The regular meeting of the W.C.TU.
will meet at the residence of Mrs. VIM.
Stone SEN, Friday afternoon June LIST
at o'clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

COMMITTEE MEETING. A meeting of
the committee on music, for Memorial
day is called at the Congregational
church, Thursday evening at 7:45. All
who are willing to assist in furnishing
music for that day are requested to be
present
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN. Geo.
Hyde offers for sale his hcuse and lot,
workshop and all his household fur
niture at a bargain. Everything goes.
see him at once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

MICHAEL BRAND & Co.'S. Chicago
beer IS recommended for medicinal
purposes. For sale ID bottles or On
draft by Philips & Rudersdorf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

state Of Wisconsin, CopHy Court q Grant
Gounty--lu Probate.
Nplice ia hereby giren. that AZ Tho regular tenm
Of The County Court, ~ Oe bold ia aud for -atd
County, at The court House I'm Che city Z Ian
caster in said County, nn the
FIRST TUESDAY or JUNE a. u. 1855.
being 100 5ih day of jams A. D. issS a the
hour nfoac o'clnck, NJ the 10 moon, The follow
ing matter will Ne heard aud considered
The application 0f Annie -. David Tor The zap.
pointmcnt Of ali administrator Of the estate 90
David 81. DlYi9 late CO town of Ma coda n said
county deceased.
Br order Of The Cont.
GEO d. CARTER.
County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
STAGE ROUTES.

LANCASTER g. PLATTEVILLE STAGE
(Daily)
LEAVES Lancaster at 2 p. m. and Arrives at
Plattevlle at 5 p. m.
LEAVES PlatteVille at a. M and Arrives at Ian
caster at II m S. r. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER q SPECHT'S FERRY STAGE.
(Daily)
LEAVES Lancaster at 8 a. m. and Arrives at
Potosi at II m,
LEAVES Potosi at p. m and Arrives at
Lancaster at 1902. m
HENRY DIEsEE Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
Al.C0R1l., HORSES.

ichrlcnga Tie county 90 what call
tba bes' draugbt horse GAMgErrA
H. iga ueh black in color and has
unlimited ,Ylc and action plenty 81
Glenn bonc; coach horse head, neck
aid efc; 4 ugcly name and tail; us well
gated 10 fact is perfect draught
horse. surpa ,ed by none. There is no
reason why he should not, with his
qualities ana breeding. produce 40
highest type q draft stock
Tire French Coach horse. PErEH rHF
GREAT, has proved himself arc horse
and breeders can fec confident ID pat
rouizing Elm. BE IS a beautiful dark
bay or brown, 'aad. l54 hands high
and weighs 1885 lb. viii match him
t. trot against aoy horse Of the same
weight in GRAFT county.
These horses win bee found every dag
at the brick barn, Lancaster. coDe and
see He,a. ". T. McCoRp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
CONSUMPTION SURREY CURrD

TO THE EDITOR Please inform Your
readers that have q positive remedy
for the 2boye named disease. By It's
timely use thousands Of hopeless eases
have been permanently cured | shall
be glad q send two bottles Of my
remedy FREE TO amy Of Your readers
who have consumption il they viii send
me their express ana post office all.
dress. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM. NJ G.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

WANTED An assistant in my
millinery store.
Mrs. I. K. STEPHENS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
w. G. 7. U.
For God and Home and Native Land.
Edited by a Committee Of Ladies.

The regular business meetings OF the Laneas-
ter W. G. 7. U. are held the f rst aud third Fri
days Of each month, at three O'Clock P. NJ
Oficers:-
pREGTnENT Ne q n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
LANcAsTER : BuRroN STAGE.

LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at a. m. and Arrives at Burton at
IL IN.
leaves Burton at go p. m. on same days and
Arrives al Lancaster at 30 p. m.
S. r. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER, BEETOWN & BLOOMINGTON
STAGE
LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday Thursday and
and Saturday at a. m. ard Arrives at Bloom
ngton at ~ m.
LEAVES bloomington at p. m on same days
and Arrives at Lancaster at D. M
s. JOHNSON Prom
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

BoRN- Tuesday May 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. George DiYall, daughter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
Died.

In the town of Mt. Ida, on May 4th,
1888, the infant son of Frank and Anna
Petit.
Our lovely babe has left us.
How soon its life was DER.
We trust that God knows best,
ue'll heal our hearts so sore. x
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24

tAttpt sunday.
= Through tickets to all points in the United
States and Canada on sale at Cassville and Potosi
baggage checked through to destination
all through trains.
FOR rates, tickets. time tables, etc, apply to
o. q. BEAN, Agent. Cassville, Wis. or
M. j. BURNS Pntosi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-24
Gtant Gnnuty 4erald,
- @EEL 10 I:is5s';;
CHICAGO 8 NORTHWESTERN n. R. TIME-TABLl

LEAVE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Stauo Der Saaten ausgangs Mfai i'm
MerihertbQle.

9ns Souiiatius ii9 nit ,Sr0ieln" perabI6ie.
bette, jap es bel uus auf benz Ser9li nod nidt
iribiin9Sartig aus: Sie Seioer, @ieien uno
@drten boten bamalS in ibrer i6mudloien Sois
lette pobl weni9 @arantie fiir Cin frl6tbares
Ssabr, wie sur 3eit Ybarao'5 IN G9ppten; pobl
aber piel ausli6t auf etn WiBiabr nit oiirreu
Salmeu uuo ma9eren Riiben, Die leioer i6on
ba iinb! - elm Sun9eriabr ioute beuoriteben,
oas mO9li6erpeile i'm Stunoe 9epelen mare,
has itoIje, florireube Wei6ertbal III einem
troitioien Symmetrical berabpwiroi9en. God
Oant bes plOsli6en llmi6plnges Der 8e9etas
ton, pel6er ant @runo Der iei6tparmen 0Sits
terin9 i'll Der Wfn9itwobe eriol9te, berebtiat
Der Stano Der Saatieloer, 0ieieu unb @Grter
mad oieier i3eit 81 einem porauSii6tli6en ST:
9ebniB, has 10 5wii9en rtlnbeiriebi9eno" unb
yS6le6t" i6wanten wirb. Som Ro9aen
biirien mir rpsgen Wan9el oil Sermebrun9Strieb
mir cine bohit oiiriti9e @rnte erboiien ; oenn
Der gu frib ein9eSo9ene unb 81 lpdt ab9ebeube
gSinter lieb oaS Samentorn ni6t .itodeu', 10
bab bic &o9senielber nibt ieue irappireube
iippi9e SIlle, wel6e bieielben in iriiberel Sab
rem ibari martirteu, entpidelu tonuteu unS iid
iomit aui ~eiuselne Saime beibrGnten miilIen,
beren barti9e Iebr6en li6 allmabli6 gum SlI.
tbefeIt porbereiten nnb benz SGemann ;~lrllien
User I'M Ssrbt ben Samen nibt ssipart, bat
.woblSetban."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Suxem6 8.
Weretniate Staaten.

Wir entnebmen bas Solsenbe,
uniern modern, Iansidbrisen asenten in
aurora bstrefsnb, benz bOrtisen rSOlts'
~freunb":
,Srant Sun9els uub beiien Satin bobeu am
9onnetita9 alirora eebewobl 9eia9t, nm ibreu
8obuiis in Chicago anfjui6la9en. Die SAINT
lie Sun9els 1T lett nabe;u 20 Scabreu in bteli9er
Staot pobnbaft sepeien unb bat bas ibnen lieb
geporbsne arrora bO9it utsern perlaiien, bod
6a Sr. Scltn9els cine quite Steue in Cafe 8iep
erbalten bat, fiel bic gntI6eibun9 i6leBl6 ;l
Sumter Der @artenitabt aus, poielbit es ibnen
boiientlid gut aebeu mO9e.1
@ie cine eben Suaebenbe &arte
in RenntniB iett, pirb am 81. SUM- in Der
ct. SOispbs &utbebraIe 81 ga @rohe,
Wisc., Der Sobn unieres uerebrten glsen;
ten Serrn Ns. Birnbaum, Bernb. Birns
baum, NIT Srdulein 2ouiia Winisnbsrssr,
ebsIid sstraut. 8ir uiuidsn benz jun.
gen 9aore Slid uub Sesen, bantsn fir
Die ginIabuns unb wirben serne berieIben
folsen, wenn ss uns ni5t rein unmOsIt9
uGre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
2ugembursii@es aus SeI8tem.
Sic @abIen fir ben Brupia;ialratb Ssr
HrOpini 9%nrembura.

gu IrIon wurben Bel ben am 20. Wlat
abgebaItenen Yrouin5ialpabIsn bic 4 aus:
tretsnbsn Witslieber wieoeraspdbIt. gs
finb: Sp1eIsr nit $40 Stimmen, Sriser
nit 9ss Ct, Tsbssco nit TAI ct. unb
Geld nit 500 ct. BON ben ganbibaten
Der &atboliten srbislten: Msrs 43l st.,
Eobias $40 st., @aspar, 8rosrsifif, sr.
belt SIS Stimmen. InsabI Der @dbIer:
1853.
Sn @ cp purben ebeufaus bic
2 austretenben IiberaIsu Witslieoer Sels
lier nit 491 ct. unb Geld nit 4SS ct.
wiebsrsepdblt. Die ganbibatsn Der Sos
tbpliten erbisItsn: be WatbeIin 3Sl Ct,
gtisnne 297 Stimmen. gn3abl Der @abz
ler: S57.
Sn SouiIIon fssten bic RatboEiten
uouitdnbis bic beiben austretenbsu Cans
bibateu Sspnen anb Soncslet wurben sc;
pGblt.
Sn greaee wurben bic beiSsn austres
tretenben tatbuIii$en Ganbibatem piebsrs
sepdblt.
Sn SteI a NJ wu,be l 9iberaler unb
l aatboIis sswdbIt.
Sn @@aiiosns sldn,enSer Siss bsr
&atboIitsn. Der 9anoibat berieIben purbe
sewabIt.
Gu ct. Subert wurbe l SatboIit
unb l 2iberaIer sepdblt; friber wuren .
2iberaIe sepdbIt. Srapo!
gu SouffaIise wurbs sepdbIt: l
Satbo!is; Sti9pubI apii5en l RatboIis
ten unb l 2iberaIen.
gu SIoreupiIIe sroSer Sies! 0ie
beiben austretsnbeu liberalen 9aubiSatsn
burdsefaIen; on ibre Stele purben ,
&atboIiten sepdblt.
Sn einem WaIbe Der @emsinSe
2aro5e fanb man fiir,It9 zen 9si6num
zines 8sttIers, ani3etnenb fran,6fi9sr
@ationaIitat, Dor. Wan usrmutbst cine
Worbtbat, benn Der Eobte trus msbrsrs
Wunbeu am &opfe. Der SSrper mar
idou Der SauIniB nabe.
am 2. Stunt itarb i'm S5lo6e su
Wssig i'm So. Sabre ibres alterS bic
wobIa6tbare Srau CHARLOTTE WaIefe,
gbeaattin bss Srn. 3. gorneIe, Osputirs
ter bss 0itricts Wasispd. r. l. 2,
Serr 90. IoIs, Observation-Disclosures.
mitslisb unb 8irsermsiifer Der 9smsinbs
NubeI, Yrdiiosut Ses pdpitIi5sn SomitsS,
1T pom Or. Sell. benz Yapt gum &ittsr
bss 81. 9rssorius:S rbens ernannt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Yer 3,pet Der gereini9uns it ein gutter, aber
Der 9tatl1e 1T Elm 9Sebl9riii. Strei6e man oas
rSatbolil6" unb man bat einen %2ogennamer
pom ~relitlten 2Saler. S6on mander Verelr
bat otele umldttluns 81 Stunoe 9ebra6t-
ioute es ri6t aud bier mO9li6 iein? $50
bletbt pie @nti6uloisun9, fir line rein tatbos
lti6e Sereiniging, einen iolden Namen 81 tras
gen? SIS i6eint mir fait, baB bic Serren gl9iz
tatoren FOLDER Gereini9un9en IS unbequem I'M
ter benz S6ubmantel zines tatboltI6en Seilts
gen finoer."
90 melt has ,Ginseianot". ga btsiss
vGinssianbt" benz Sass ~iibersebeu mar,
ebe Sdreiber bieies wuBte, baB 9err 2autb
In Wiluautee eruGblt mar, 10 mug eS ais
fu6lid unb nidt ais psriOnIt5 aufsefaBt
perben.
@is i9 mid fpdtsr iuformirt, bas
ben fsruer bic vSoreiters" nod mandsn
l~1niinu in ibre Contribution aufssnommen,
wsl9sr ibnsn einen e4tsn 2osenauiri9
sibt.
Meine Serren vSorefsrs", po3u bisisr
Sumbus2 SIT ss bsnn pirtIid 10 melt
setommen, buB tatboIii6e 8ereinisunsen
nnter Der Gosen fas9e auf Zen RitsIteber:
fang ausseben miiiisu2 3isbt etrpa bas
rein &atbolii9e ni6t mebr? Qls Oeuti9e
nnb als 3rremburssr wiiroe i'd es ais cine
S9anbs betra9ten, untsr ioI9' spsifeIs
batter Slcsse 81 iesslu. 8ir iinS tutbo:
lid unb mir sebOren unter fGtboIii9e
Sduspatrone.
Sd bate in Wilpautee nod wsnis See
Iesenbeit, bieis S%ereinisunsen tennen gu
Iernen uno bod piirbe i9 einisen 8samten
berieIbsn tein 3eusuiB ibsr bas r&atbos
lid" austsusn t6nnen, wobl cine
SoIee uon usssn Der spsifsIbuften gsnens
r1uns unb bent Sribess RrabeS, ber ans
Sdur5feu semabnt.
l1uisre b09ite ttr5ltde Iutoritdt pon
Wtlwautee bat bas v@inseianbt" pom 7.
SUM- aIs iebr autrsffenb Ssfunbsn, unb i'd
bottle, baB ieber 2anbsmann nod 70 pisI
2iebe fir feline beiIise &sItsion bat, baB er
in rein fatbolii9en Sa9en aud unter rein
fatboIti9er SIasse 81 iessIn beitrsbt 1T
unb iebe 9osennatdffuas uon 9sr3en uers
abi9eut. linton s. 9eter,
Yfarrer Der ct. Gntoniuss @emsinbe
pom Wilpautee, Wisc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Die @riubuus Der llniusriitdt iou Elm
SubiIaumsseident fur SEQ XIII. iein.
&e5t fdDn!
Eapit Geo XII. bat felt ietner grbebuns
auf ben StubI bes Or. getrus Elm gatriars
dat, 10 grSbistbimer, 81 9istbimer, "a
apoitoIiide 8icariate, cine OeIesatur unb
elf apoiotii6e 8rafscturen erri9tet. CUR
3eit bsfinben iid auf benz @rbtreiie l3 Bas
triardate, 1876 grSbistbiuler unb 1852 Bis
tbimer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Str&fi&e 2lentsReiten.
Z II Il b.
grsbt6ceie Rem Oorf.

Scr bodtp'fc Grtbiltof Gorrigan bat
am 10. Stunt bic neue ct. Qn~toniustir5e
an Suuipan unb GbompIou StraSe in
Nsw Yort einseusibt. 9te bo9p'i item
Biid6fs 2ubben pon Spracuie, Rpan pom
Buffalo unb S'Sara Don SCRANTON waren
5usesen.
0iSeeic DUBUQUE.
Sic fatb. Stride in gtlautic lift iett
polsnbet. 8ater Oalp bat ieiu W5ss
Ii9itss sstban, ben ntebIi3en Sau gu
Stanbe gu brtnsen.
Su @anfon pirb bieiss Sa5r elm neuss
Yfarrbaus sebaut. Ser @ontratt fir ben
8adfeinbau 1T bereits uerseben.
Scr bu6p'ite 8iidpi Senneiisp 1T nod
INNER auf isinsr 5~irmunssrsiie i'm peits
lt3su Sbeile bes Staates.
9i5ceis Ban gouusrs SsIanb.
Der sdabamtsistretdr 5airdilS bat
Seiner gminena, Cardinal @ibbons, mits
eetbeiIt, bab sr auf bic 8itte bieies &irs
,1snfiriten ben Gapttdn bes Ser. Staaten
8~oltutters Bear. Der na3ites Sabr cine
Sabrt mad Ilasta antreten iou, beauf;
tra9t babe. bic 2side bss ermorbeten gr3s
biidofs Sesbers BON ibrem u~orlaufisen
Rubsplase i'm ruiti5en 6riebbofe gu
Onalasta mad Gan Sraucisco gu briaseu.
9iOceie Gouinston.
9as iieben Weilen iio6ifli5 BON Nsu,
port in &entutp seIesene tatboIiide ct.
Soispb's 8aiienbaus 1T beute elm &aub
Der 5Iammen ssuorbsn. &inbsr battsn
nit S4pefeIb6Iaeru seipisIt unb baour5
ben 8ranb psranlabt. Sdmmtli6e 9hess
hinge Der anitalt, beren bteielbe 70 bate,
wurben In Si9erbeit ssbra9t. Der
Granddaughter belduft fi9 auf $25, 900.
DieisIbe anitaIt 1T i3on BOT bret Sabrsn
einmal abssbrannt.
4usIano.
gluf Die &unbgebungsn gu 8inbtbOrf's
sOIoensr SO5,sit bantt bus SubeIpaar in
Der foIsenoen 8ui9rift:
vGus auluB BET Seter unierer soIbsnen
So95eit tno uus aus benz Sn: unb Iuss
lanbs 10 piele Sepsile ebrenber Sbeils
nabme 5usesangen, baB IS unmo9Ii1 1T,
Iaen, bic u~nierer 10 IiebsuOq sebadt, elm:
seIn 81 banten.
g8tr geitatten uns bssbaIb, Iaeu, Die
uns tn 70 iinnrei9sr, bsrBli3er 8eiie ib:s
9lidpini6e barbra9ten, uniern aufri9:
tisen unb wdrmften Sant auf bieiem 8ess
auspipre9en.
Sannopsr, 2. Stunt 1888.
Staatsminiiter q. .. DR.. &. @iubtboril
unb Srau."
Museiidts bes bsuoriiebsnoen 4ooidbri:
gen Subildums Der @ntbsfung amsrita's
bat Der &6nis pon Stalien, wte aus &om
gel1rieben wirb, nm bas Gnbenten bes
gbriitopb Columbus, bss sroBsn Sobnss
Der Stabt @enua, su ebren, auf 8ori9las
bes Observation-Disclosures anseorbaet, ss
m6Gten ale Sotuments unb photographic
f9sn vRsIiquisn", bic ii9 auf ben gnts
beder amsrita's beaieben, seiammelt urb
b~erausseaeben psrbsn. gu bieIsm Spsts
bat bic Resisruns fur bic fOlsenben fiinf
Sabre ie 1900 2ire idbrIi9 ms Budget
etnsefeut. @n ber Spite ber NIT bieier
9lrbeit bstrauten Gommiifion its5t aIs
Yrdibent Senator gorrenti, ais 8icepra'
fbenten iteben Senator &iteIei9i unb
8rof. 9elsrano; Mi9ele, @mari, geiars
Gantu, garriIi unb anbere finb Mitsltebst
Der gommiifon.
Sn NerifO iou iett aud cine tatbolii9s
lIniusrftdt sesrinbet werben. Der msri.
fanii9e Episcopal bat benz Yapfte semel.
bet, baB ~senisenbe ~finan1isle MitteI gu,
Iusfibrans bes PIanss porbanbsn isisn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

@sssu @ siupanti9ersi purbs
Der D~sinbdnbIsr Seller 81 &ObIsn3 gu 1000
Wsart Celebrate psrurtbsiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Civil lamb Der Stbt Qurem:
ltru.

Seiratbeu. - gom 80. Mai:
Sbsobor &iss, Spposrapb, NIT @Iiiabetb
Disidburs.
SterbefdIIe. - 8om 90. Mfai:
anna S9ubma9er, 20 Sabre alt. obne
Stanb, ebelos. Som 81: 6atbarina
8aulp, 81 s. alt, Wittpe pou 9eter
S3ubma4sr, 3tIs. Rafer; Mi6el Stsin,
% s. alt, @tsarrsnma9sr, ebeIos.