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JVHfIe Goods.

The extent OF tho stock Of special prices per-
mits partial iist only:
French Welts-iao loo quality for Sc ayard'
I2Kc. for the p and S)r. qualities-sone IN
remnants. some IN fall pieces-you can take
your choice;
The Colored Striped India Null, 25'. quality ioF
o.:
The Printed Narcotics. ioc. quality for 2ic.
The 5c Checked Muslin for 3Ec., the Saa &C.
Kind for 5c.;
India Mulls, 30,. quality for l5c.;
Cotton Diaper at42, for ten yards;
Pln-Check Cord. a good 2Jc. quality for i5c.
A new effect Of Royeriug Stripe. India Linen, at
l5Hc.. 25c. the usual best price,
4s.inch French Na.nsOOk for ~1c.
Tuned 4Oc. White Trry for PC.
Real Loasdalo Muslin, tho 10 or i2c quality Tor
&c.;
Frult-of-ihe-Loom Cotton, In ton 10 tweniy-yaru
lengths. for 0%c.;
Two cases short-length India Linens, TO l5c.
ouanty, for DC. n yard
Ai.Iinen Towels for 2. s. l2Hc. The las, IL forty
inches long by eighteen inches wide. The
regular 85c. Towel 25c., the 6Oc Towel 4ic.,
the 10. ones byc.
Irish Liusn-iSOO, full count-in pieces from
6ge 70 ten yards, &c; Ssc. for the %oc' guam
~. Sc for the Csc. quality.
~. r.n,e DamasSs have been going with arusn
,oceutly. No such prices have ever been
mado before. Our last purchase is Ia uhe
amer grades. The cheaper are here 100 Ai'-
Linen for I5c. a yard, 9Oc. for ti'so qusi'iy-
ali prices between.
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i9,. for the yari-wide balf-wool Cashmeres. The
most desirable sSc. dress fabrics Of this sea-
sOn.
The GA French Broalcloth-the 81 kind, al the
new shades Sl3s our price,
The White f225 Broadcloth al Sl.s9;
Tho Paris 5s-inch all-wooi Seaside Cloths, SIC
qualiy-ilc. our price-colors white, cream
and pins;
Croam Camers-Hair Serge-the i5c. kind Tor
500. What not m coiorcd dress goods!
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' Fast Black, full regular, the usual 4oc.
quality at 2lc.
ladies' Fast Black, full regular tnner quality al
Tc
ladies' Black Lislo!Thread, the sc. kind, for
2ec
Ladies Black si.2S Silk Hose at CSC.
Ladies' Fnncy-striped at isc, full regular.
Another at &c Of tho good s5c. kind.
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The IIOUlWiH6 Fd6JTcS.

me ,DIO{I1lUt0 TUOTtCS.
4s.iu-h Lupin's suE-Mlzed Bo-iored yelling
Le5 quality for s9.;
41-irca An-Wooi 81 quality for 0'c.;
sz-i1rn Au-W 15c. quality for iec
Tse.o goods are used 90 as great an advantage
for dresses as for wells.
s5-inch Lupius Ture Camels-iisir Serge Csc
quality for Sos. yard;
sGir.h Lup!n's Pure CameIs-Ha!r Serge 75c.
quality for &c..
s0..ncn Pnestey's Camers-Hsir Ladies' Cloths
sIs5 quality ior s9,.
4.r.ch Pries.isy's Camers-Hair ladies' Cloths,
lighter weight, extra ane quality, for s9c-
best value sLS5;
Tenuires and Apprers Lyons Nors;ed Grens-
diue 81 quality for 49c.
Luptn.. 4siueh All-Wooi Grape Cloth Sl2 quail
iiy for 79-.;
pr...,e,,, Drap De Alma 81 quality for 79-.;
1g.incn An-Wooi Armure Check 9Oc. quality Tor
ts-
s.inoh novelty Check 81 .25 quality for PC
40inch Au.Wooi Cashmere 60c. quality Tor S''' :
.4inch All-WOol Cashmere 81 qualify 'of o'o''
22.inef SIX. Warp Henrietta Cloth ~ o3-
Pdesloy's 3s-inch silk-Warp Henrieua Ciolus
fi25 quality for &C.;
Priosusy's ss-inch silk-Wsrp Henrietta 'ioth,
s2j for tl.5o quality si6g Tor 4O-lhch q
q4siiy:
P.essier's silk-wsrp 4s-inch TaHots, Si23 Tor
{L53 quality.
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Dress T1'in1n1in6S.

our cusiom-house purchase has created stir
in the town. We expected them 10 have been
HALF PRICE; the average value, however, IS
good deal less.
Colored Worsted Braids from 81 10 l7c, from 80
10 2gc., from 50 TO S9c.;
81. % Git Trimming for Soc;
Metal Foundation Bands, with interviewer
beads, ~ to inches wide, 2J;. from &c;
Fancy MctAl-Braid Trimming, I9c.-good Soc.
yelne;
Colored Beaded. Band Trimming, 69c.-yalue
fl.25;
Beaded Passemeniry, usual price s.25, our
price 4gc.
TinseLGilt Lace, spsngled, sH TO ~ inches
wide. Csc. to SLIP, 81. 50 TO s3.5o-usuai value
cut-stsel Trimming, 81 ~ for $50 quality;
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Ribbons.

For several years our house has been known as
the Ribbon market Almost everything is seen.
Ribbons upon Ribbons just now we are selling.
No. All-Silk in all the leading colors with fan
cy loop edges. at B.. yard;
No. 3 Gros Grain, all-sIlk, crown edge, &c. a
yard;
Nc. All-Sllk Umbray at &C.;
No. All-silk- -and-Sstin-Loop Edge at Dc.
No. All-Silk. and Loop Edge at i2c.
No. Il All-silk-and-s Edge at from l2H
% l6c.
No. Is Au-slk-and-s { sailu-Loop Edge at from i6 to
PIC.
The Fancy Fine Millinery Ribbons at 10 to 95c. a
yard less than usual prices.
7-inch All-SilK Moires, in all shades, az 69c
Tie l0inch All-silk hoires az ti.i9-all with loop
edges.
All-Silk Striped Sash Ribbon at 29c.
1900 pieces siik-velyet Ribbons half-tnch wide,
all colors, at &c. a yard, or I5c. piece OF ten
yards.
~ to inches vide at Is to CSC. aysrd-nOt one
fourth value.
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SILKS and Sjlb MateTj0IS.

Hundreds-yos, thousands, o. yards Of SIX
Goods are found right here. Tho cheapest among
them soil themselves. Some rare bargains re-
Gently.
The India SILKS are among the foromcs' at this
time-the most agreeable and coolest woar OF
any known fabrlc-the 81 and the Sl.25 kind
all 20 for Sc, solid color or printed. some
novel designs and colorinss;
Black India SIX. sl.e5 quality for 0sc. White
and Cream Of every quality, 49c. for the 75c.
grade. co.. for the soc. grade, s6c. for the
sl.25 grade;
Surahs. all silk, double warp-ii has been other
peoples prices, ours ssc.-nov they will be
sold for ,sc.-t0o many among our recent
purchases
All shades Of French MoIres, the s2sj qualities
for si.S9;
The lower grades Of Moires SOC. from 7Sc.:
Colorod Fable FrAncais. 95c.-usual s1.25;
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CORSETS.

All the kinds usually called for-the best OF all
makes. Some special prices Just now.
A French Woven, Embroidsrsd-B Bust, Full Boned
7oc. Corset for S9c.
Another-an American-One Of the best nuers-
full-boned and corded. reinforced waist; yeu
would think it cheap at 75c.-o price Is oec. !;
A &c. Corset for 25c.:
All Of the noteworthy 6. D.'s-equal in all re-
spects 10 the c. r. corset-for sl.73; f225 to
t2.75 the usual price.
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stoe-Drop Band, ~ inches wide, s. value, our
price S169
Colorel Cut-BePi Fringe, oil shades sLl9-
value $40;
Tlnsel aud Wors!e1 Braid. l9c. for the 80. kind
Black and Silver or Gilt ono-inch braid. 9c-sold
by US before his lot was bought at 3Jr.;
Black-Beaded Drop Fringe, i2l2 from $40;
6-inch wide fancy Soutqch Braid Trimming,
sl.2a-o,ber houses prices 1913:
Colored Drop Passamentry, ftC0-cost upwards
Of $40 a yard with duty;
Black Cut Drop jet Beaded Trimming. H.i2,
l0-inch deop-ouT former price for same was
s.:
l9-inch deep at ss4O-usual value SIS;
Dress Sets in trimmings OF all kinds. both black
and colored. some al remarkable prices;
Epaule,tes, black beaded, 49, from i9c.-2sc. for
colored from 6Jc.
Beaded Grenadine, sIf9 from $3.50;
Beaded Grensdnc, s. 80 from s.;
Beaded Grenadine. t75)-yalue SIS a yard;
Colored Beaded Grenadines, fL2, none worth
less than t6
Beaded Shoulder Capes In endless variety. The
$3.50 kind for tagO the 60 kind for 500.
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C0ZOred Dress Fabrics.

some Of the bg moneys worth Of stans are
centred here The most unlikely things 70 turn
up tho early. But they have come 70 usand are
Oh sale.
ssc was the solling price Of a modest inch
square Basket Plaid, nrm, sturdy all
WOOL material with brown, gray bine' ana
eold-coiorod blending that give tho new this
seasons effect, 39 10 20 iaches wide--sSc. our
price. ~
1a-tocb Celored Henrietta Cloths. the Sc quality
"a Hsvane. Dante. Gobelln, Wrene Egg, Gris,
Terre Cuitte, Serpent. Cream, Lght Diue'
and several Grays-0yc. our price,
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Real Turkey-Red Table-Cloih-solii red with
bcrdcr-25c. yard; the German 65;. quality
for l5c.
All-L.nen Doylies-37c quality for 2}c.; Damask
Doylcs (All-Iinen, Of course), ~, 59c.,
S1.0l.
Tho IS White or Colored French Double Damask
st$359 cannot be matched for g dozen.
See The S2.9S Dinner Napkin. compare It with the
quality OF other houses. All prices lower
down to45c. a dozen. There Is an Irish man
ufacturer back Of us who makes these prices.
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THE EMBROIDERIES & LACS

ara piled on each other until counters. shelves.
and boxes are full
Thlrty-tNo hundred dollars worth Of Emoroi-
deries came IN last week. An inducemens Ia
the price. Of course. You must call and see for
yourself.
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PjIIO1O Linens,
Linen Meetin6.

Linen Stair Crash-2Oc. quality for l9Hc., 25c.
quality for 1870, $50. quality for 2lc.
1914 Floor Linen-lL2j kind for 92c.
Linen Pillow Shams, Homsiit.hed, 9sc.-$l5o the
usual price.
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Jerseys.

All.Wool Coat-Back, Plaited-Vesi Front, 79c.-
none ever sold under sl.20;
25 dozen Of Coat-Back, imported material, made
by one Of tbs best manufacturers In this
country, S255 qualiiy-our price sl.f2.
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Toilet AWlcIes.


csnsiansue f0"der' Es@'
Ieuo"s s"shs1oNn' i<.
Oakleys lniahS ro'Ie'. 10
.app"Us "''s 80 80. "a.
n noaao q 9,. DAass ? vo 80, ,a..
pionu a DloN', a go =, sa'
a'eI , no0a -, .,ss.
az noa fo',
s saouo. no-
go" go = va p.s.,,s wo,,. w..n o..
- vs..,..- n. v,s,s, a,
pa.ren- ~ pnrs ,or
z,,on,,s pns,' 'eoxes- 90.
Ir,on,., po~aa,. a, IN. ro,.. sh,a s.ss ia.
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PrOMaScu0NS.

tl25 Crochet Quilts az s6c.;
One case Of thirty dozen narseilles and satin
Brocads Quilts. 40c. OH the dollar. from $50
% $3.50 tor the extra sizes;
Infants Lace Caps Of Sc;
Infants Lace Caps at 25c..
Infants Lace Caps st &c;
Infants Embroidered Long Cashmere Cloaks al
ti.93-dner ones II you Ike;
SILK Net yeilings at Sc. yard that cos. iec Veil
iags Of all descriptions Special prices on
number Of them.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

Our purchase Of Handkerchiets involves a
heavy loss on a Scotch manufacturer. On the
whols, they are not tho usual advertising kind
at2 3. and &C. OF course we have them too. But
We are speaking Just now Of tho iner grades Of
goods.
Ladies' Drawn Thread at 9, II. l2H, and l5c.-
the cheapest and by far the hanisomest ever
offered;
20 dozen White and Colored Embroidered Linen
Cambria, valued all the way from % TO
s5c-our price Is 4sc. another lot at soc. /;
another lot at 69c. up to ti.ss, for handker-
chiefs that cost upwards Of g.;
100 dozen Gentemens White and Colored-Bor
dered Hemstitched Handkerehiefs at and
I0c.;
Other lots az II, H. 1e, aud 2ic.-not one that Is
not worth double that price;
Gennemen's All-I.inen Tapo-Bordered az lOc..
ready y-hemmed and worth g dozen very
fne quality at iic.-ths 25c. kind OF other
hruaaa
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Deri0r 10 Advertised Description.
GLOUeS.

ladies' Tennis. Undressed Gloves, all shades.
6button length, acc. pair;
S-Button length Kid Gloves, embroidered back,
49c All tho best makes Of Kid Gloves re-
duced this week
ls-Button length evening shades at fL41 All
the new SILK Gloves. Some very rare Paris
designs. Not q fancy price ar-Ong them;
Ladies' g Button length black SIX Gloves, 29c.:
Ladies' Pure SILK Mitts at 49,:
Ladies' Berlin Isle Thread at i2kc:
Ladies' full fingered Isle Thread az i5c.
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kV Space Prevents Exhibit Many These Goods You Must Our &%b Them uwl Every

Gulners Black surah. 81 quality for &c., tho -
inch SOC. from si.2j.
The 97c. Black Rhadamas we sell Just now are
the si.t0 quality. Compare with samples from
other houses.
Black Faiile Francaise, slO9, il.4e. and si.9S-
each 5Oc q yard under usual cost;
Guiners Armure, tl.29-tl75 heretofore.
Not possible 10 mention ono out of twenty-five
pieces Of silk we have 10 show you.
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LOT Lonslalo Bieachei Cotton, fuu yard wide,
at.hc;
lot Ladies' Coaching Satin Parsaols-a,i colors-
s,'. worth $50:
lot LADIES' Fancy stripe aud Plaid parasols At
si.g- worth t250;
lot Ladies Gloria Umbrellas, guaranteed, az
fi.8 worth sl.1j,
/ LOT Toll de Nord Ginghams-lorty different
stvlcs-Si,c. worth 1876;
/ lot satteeus beautiful patterns-SAc. worth
l24c;
lot German Tablc-Linen. striped and frnged
ends, n 50,. worth ,5r:
lot Plaid Linen. - inches vide. for chudreu's
wear. an 2jr. worth Be- rc.;
lot Black Surih, 30 inches wide, az tlc worth
S0r.;
lot Linen Carriage Robes 40 10'. worth s5o.:
I lot Ladies' SIX aud Linen Gloves, exceedingly
nne Iateta. at 2ic. worth I1'.:
lot Fancy BalbrIgcan Shirts and Drawers &c
match AZ 63Nc.;
I lot Gentlemon'- satin Sari-, light shades at
l2%c. worth 25c.
I lot 3j-inch C0lOrei lionrett1s, now and de-
sirabie shades, az 25c;
I lot i6-nch Black Henustas at,4c. worth g.
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2I3 east BT0ad street.
BUSINR&s OPPoRrUNsruEs.

DATENTS AND NOVELTIES
! 4 WANTED.-A reliable arm. with highest
references, have all the facilities and capital re-
Quired for placing good patented articles, novel
ties or specislties on this and other markets, on
commission. royalty OF would buy State right
Address, giving full particulars. MURGUIONDO
& CO.. Manufacturers and Patentees Agents, S!9
Broadway Now York ap 29-Su&Ih2t
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LADIES' UADERGARNENTS.

Thousands OF dollars IS our investment here
everything you cau want The material and
sewing ID such as may be said TO be fsuitless.
The az perfect II the price ls tho lowest or
lower than you eau make them at home
nothing stands In your way 70 buy these goods.
Some special prices Just now. The goods are
here, but no chance at description They are
placed on the second 1oor
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4 The Fancy Isle. this seasons designs, sc
from sl.J0.;
Black and Colored Lisle ldomsstic), l2Bc.-the
2Oc. qualities:
Ladies' Unbleached, full regular 29c. quality,
for i9c.;
Gentlemeus Real British. full regular, at i2c.
pair-2Oc. quality;
Children's Fast Black, all sizes from to 81,
for 29c.;
Children's Block Drop-stitched, 95 dozen, and
6k. i5c.-the 25c kind.
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BROIDERIES.
22-inch Swiss Edcincs, open work. n 49,;
- inch Swiss flOunce, open work. AZ t6'';
4iiuch Flounce. French Embroidered. 10 PFC;
Chautilly, spanish, Guipurc. and All-OTers at
prices that defy competition.
Oriental Laces from 3}lc per yaui up;
Oriental Flouncings in White. Cream Beige, and
Colored Embroidered, AZ BIC. per yard and
upwards.
We throw our immense aud valuable stock open
60 the public "a the VERY LOME PRICES
quoted In this country for nrst-rlass Goods, ana
invite all to look before purchasing.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING.
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OPENED FOR DIS
FDEFA
IN THE MATTER OF PRICES
WE ARE
THE RAE


lot 3s inch Gray Trico:s, an wool. at874c worth
50..:
lot assorted Pins and Earrings -triple-plate
iewery; choice l0r each. worth 80 and sjc.
Z lot ladies' Purses, 3 inches long. AZ 25c. worth
6Oc;
/ lot Cotton Diapor, IS inches wide. at 55c. a
piece;
LOT fauormade Jerseys,regular price i5c.-our
price jOc,
/ lot frouch Carhmere Jerseys, beaded fronts,
worth ,i-Our price $40:
Tot Fancy Check Mattngs ~ 49, c. worth 2o'.
TRUNKS. TRUNKS.
lot French. woven Corsets no a.. worth CO.,.
! lot very nne Freuch-woveu Corsets, real value
sl-)ur price e5c.:
1 lot Cream and White Satin stripe MORE at 81
roll value $50:
: lot Cream ~Irah ~ 55c. worth 1jc.:
o. l0is DJauuuy Lace tlounc.ngs, very heavy and
pretty dcs.gus, No &c. iL25. $3.50, sl'1, g.,
and 3. ~ worth double:
lot Geutlemen's fun regular-made Socks at
42sc. worth .h.;
Hot Gentemeu's Egyptian Fast Black Hose, fun
regular, at l1isr. worth 2lr;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20

Los, perisben nit ben 81. Satramsntsn Der
Stride, unisr 8ater Satob Bertrand, in.
s~reiien Ilter pon 70 Sabren. @eboren
gu Sberanpen, 2uremburs, wanberte CT
nit SamiIte In 1857 mad Imerita, mo Ct
fi9 Bel Rep Yrasue, Scott Co., Wtun.,
nieberIieB, unb benz 2anbbau pfeste. SIN
Sabre 1867 fiebelte bic Samilie mad Comm
5cme, 8rowu Co., Rinn., ibsr. mo nod
@slesenbeit mar, fir bic berauwadienbe
Samilie cine gr6Bers Strste 2anb biats
,u septnnen, mo CT bann Bis 3u ieinem
Eobe feline Sarm perwaItete. - Tbeurer
Batter, Ou bait cine bspssts 3sit btnter
Uir - bod Croft Dir. - uniere Rutter,
mir &iabsr, gntsl unb anueruanbten Bit;
ten fur Did. - Iu4 Ou, frsunblider
9sier, sebente isiusr I'M anOd4tisen 9es
bette! g. y. y.
Ger Ieeten q RUNNER bes r8eits
li9en Ssrolb" pon Winona ftnb folsenbe
Ha9rt5ten entnommen:
am Gown @inona purbe iolsenSes
Sitet errpGblt: 6. g. Bed, 8oriiSer; Sobn
Shuls unb Is. War9am, Superpiioren; &.
%. Sartrpit, @lert; Commit gersler. S6as.
meiiter; Sol, 6nopp, &iieiior; 9ntbonp Berg.
Ter, 6rieoensrt6ter, unb U. u. Geuis, Con;
itabler.
Sn Golltng / o II { Ipurben Sownbedmte
erwGblt: s. 8alentin, @oriiSer q. g. @6urd
3. &. 2ebners; Glert, sSames 8risbt, Sdas.
n~teiiter, Senrp Siltseu; 8~iieiior, 9 9. OtiQer
Srieoensri6ter, 8. y. 6ubert; 9onitabler, Y.
@rpeloIng llnb W. S6mofe.
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Saar, Woiei, Gifei uno Sunsrit.

gu @entnsen ftarb abbe SiIt on
eiuem S9IasFuB.
gu Smlinsen brad am 20. Sebr.
Qbenbs In etnem pon mebreren SaqI6bnern
bepobnten Sauie Seuer aus unb Ieste baIb
ben Sa9itubl befelbsn, iopis bic S1eune
IN @i1e. Die Wobilien Der 9eute finb
Sr6Btentbeils serettst, unb it Der S4abeu
fur bic ginsemtetbsteu sin ssrtnser; bic
9ebduSe iinb BON benz @tssntblmer psrs
t4ert.
Ole in 8aris erf6einenbe
8eituns lie Journal DIES Deux-Mon-
des" it fir bas gsbist gIiaB:9 otbrinsen
usrbotsn worben.
Iet. IS ioq auf ben beiben @ren,s
babnb6fen Ropsant uno @u,anpsiIsr elm
Spe,iaIpoIissitommihdr, dbnli5 pts aui
ben fransSfi5eu 9ren3babnb6fen, ansss
felt perben. Die S%rnsnnunsen ioleu
bsreits porsenommsu ietu.
Gin i@eItener Sail bsim SaIben
elmer Sub srsisnete fi3 Iettbin In &ebinssn
(9otbrinssn), inbem cine iunss, friids
Cub pier RdIber mar, wouon ieoo4 teins
am 9ebsn bIieb.
SIM 2urembursii9 en- wirb sesen
l~leberuabme Der Grbeitsn an ben 6eifuusss
pertsn 81 Web seuarnt. Ste @rbeitsr
perbsn:tbsils in 8slb, tbeils IN Bombs
auf bic ben llnternebmern sebsrisen 2osirs
bduier be3abIt.
giusm Wstser gu Suarlouts ent,
lief etue Cub aus benz Stals unb no
ibrsn @ss auf ben nabsn Wau, srtlo
bic 05i9uns unb feel bann In ben S.
sraben binab. mo fs In SoIse bss g
iosIsi9 persnbets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
Suxem6 &es.
Bereiniate Staaten.

Wie bic columbia" beri9tst, lou
benz unIansit peritorbsnen Yfarrer pon
YeIbtiso, bo9w. 9rn. u. o. &indss bas
felbf Elm OsntmaI ssiest usrben, fir ueIs
DIES tn ben Sol3fdaers9asern bsreits iber
$500 s%siammeIt wurbsn.
uuisr 2aubsmann, Der bo9p.
9r. Matb. S~bsrIintsls, bisber gu ct.
Soiepb, In Der Oi6ceie 2ouispiae, &p.,
ftationirt, TT tn ben 9srbanb Der gr3bi0ceie
Wttlpautee aufsenommen unb gum Pfarrsr
tn Sorestown ernannt.
Sn Ofs0ubuque, Su., 1T infer
2anbsmann 9err ". g. Wouton obns
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20

8ru4. Oisies Sabr purbe bier bas
Sef bes 81. Watbias, S1uspatron be,
&apeIs, beionbes fsisrlid bssanssn.
Sablrei9 warsn bic 0aufabrsr Don nal
unb fern b~srbsisesilt, um Der 5eisr bsi,u:
pobnen. Dor benz So6amte faub biz
ginpeisuns Der SABINE Ses 81. Watbias
itatt. DieisIbe trdst bic SabressabI 1887
unb felt auf Der Sorbsrisits i'm Bible BIZ
bb. Matbias unb Ilbinus bar; bas Self
bes Iesteren 5eilisen wirb au l. Scar,
AUDI bier sefeiert; auf Der &idieite bsfin:
bet it9 has Bib bss bl. &aiiers Seinrit
unb Der 81. &aiierin Runisunbe. @at
bieier @eremonie wurbe Der ueue S9peiaer
initaQirt.
Ole ginnabmen auf Der 8ilser
3peisbabn Der Bring 5einribs 0inis parsn
IN 1888 I'M Sanuar 1884 Sr. GROCER ale
tn 1887 I'M ieIben Wouat.
GtteIbrit. Sn Der 9eneraIpers
iammluns bes &sI. ELECTROMAGNETIC, Die
am 90. Stbruar absebaItsn warb, purbe
Der 8srtras nit benz 5erausssbsr bes
v2anbp.", bsmsufolse bisiss 9latt als
8sreinsorsan bisnt, b%sfinittp auf weitere
6 Sabre p~srIdnssrt. Der 9erein ,ablt benz
9erlsssr idbrIi9 Sr. 3.75 fir isbss GREEN'S
plar, itatt 5 Sr. wie bisber. 9Isi1ssitis
pirb Der Beitras Der 9ereinsmitsIisber auf
8 ST.. idbrli4 berabssisst. 9srr Yetsr
8riid bate fi9 erboten, bas 9latt Su 8
Sr. pro Sabr 81 ~liefern.
@wsrItnssn. Die sroBe 9nabe
elmer Wiiions > grneuerrns wurbe Der
Pfarrsi pom 10. bis "a. Ssbraar su Sbeil.
Oieielbe wurbe uon ben bo1p. So. PIP.
9iben unb @epano absebaltsu, bic tsine
Spfer unb Ribsn i9eutsn, UNI isIbe au
elmer isssHsrei9sn gu ssitaItsa.
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bic fsisrli6s Snffaaation bss ueuen Yfar:
rers Srn. 8. Reiier unter sroBartissr ges
tbeiIisuns Der ssiammtsn 8spSltsruns unb
elmer i96ueu ausabl pom Ssrrsn @siili.
den uOn Nab unb Ssr itatt. Die gfar.
rel Stra en- bat fi9 bel bieier 9sIsssnbeit
auBerorbentIi9 i90n benommsn; obne bon
Der berrIi3en Iusi9mituns bsr &ir9e,
bes Yfarrbaules unb Der @smeinbeitraBen
su iprs5eu, ftnb BITE benz BERN Yfarrer
psrsbrtsn @ei9enfe, Elm Rslb uon 5s5 Sr.,
sin fdSass Ranapee, cine iilbsrns Eabats
bois u. {. 10. Der bette gusbrut Der 2iebe
unb Der sdnsIi9en Sinssbuns an ben nsusn
SssIiorser.
gtieuba9. am 25. Ssbraar feisrs
ten bic giienba9sr bas 5sit bes bI. Mas
tbtas. @suauutsr SsiIise wirb bstannts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
sasembursti6es aus SeIsien.

aus elmer gorrepoubens
an BITE v9lrbenner 5ts.~ entnebmsn mir
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15
Thought II Was tho Tnriff.

Old Unclo Peter Simonson was, in his
day, ono of the richest Of antc-bellum
planters. He owned and worked more
than 300 slaves, and nearly all Of the
river bottom lands along tho Oemulgee
river between Hawkinsville and Macon,
Ga, were tended by his men.
He was quite q sportsman and spent
the greater portion OF his time hunting
about his plantations or fishing up and
down the river. He had been born and
raised Of poor parents right upon tho
Indian frontier, when the Greeks held
the greater portion Of Georgia, and had
lived there all his life. He usually had
q negro boy along with him when no
hunted to carry home his game for him.
One day In tho latter part Of the year
1885, while hunting in the swamps about
six miles below Macon, his attention was
attracted by q singular noise. He has
tened to the river bank, when something,
the like Of which he had never seen In
his life, came slowly around the bend
below him with fire and smoke and
much putting. He Jumped for his gun
and climbed the nearest poplar tree.
'Skin up that ar tree, Sambo," old
Peter yelled to the littlo darkies.
"All right, massa; what is itY'
"One OF them ar tariffs I've hearn con-
gress hev been threatening to send down
to destroy our craps and eat US up.
feathers on ALL" He sat upon limb
with his rife In his hand until tho
ching" went out Of sight around the
next point above him. IT was the first
steamboat that came up the Ocmulgec rs
far as Macon.--Detroit Free Press.