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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
A Farmers Alliance Organized.

large gathering Of our farmer friends
the bone and sinew of the land) was held at
the court house in Winston ON Saturday
last. They met for the purpose of organic
ing County Farmers Alliance. There
were some sixty or more delegates present,
all of whom were noble representatives of
the ''tillers of the soil" There are already
five alliances in the county, AID these dele
gates represented them with credit. Their
meeting Saturday was success, and THE
SENTINEL feels truly glad that the organi-
cation was perfected. The Farmers AL.
lance we believe to be grand and noble
organization--one that will result in much
good toward lettering the condition of each
member thereof At the meeting Saturday
the following officers were elected:
President A. w. Bowel; Vice-President
e. A. Paff; Secretary-C. A. Pratt
Treasurer B. Flynt; Lecturer A
Wilson Assistant Lecturer-A. D. Hulin
Chaplain-T. 7. Hine; Doorkeeper-J. c.
conrad Assistant Doorkeeper-J. C. Shut
| Sergeant at Arms-T. d. Hine; County
Agent. G. Hine.
Executive Committee Fl. n. Pfaff, J. A
| Nifong, E. A. Conrad, f. 7. Boose, ]. ii
Cox.
Committee on good order --Mensoe Hun
ter, J. G. Shut, j. N. Shoase>
| The next meeting will be held at Mt
Tabor, the first Friday in July, at 2 p. m
/ at which time the farmers are requested Il
come OF. and join the organization.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Optician.

The undersigned takes pleasure in
stating to the public of the towns OF
Winston and Salem, and as we'll the
surrounding country, that Prof. E. F.
Newkirk, an optician OF great celebrity,
of the city of New York. is now stopping
at the Hotel Fountain, in Winston, and
offering his professional services to the
public. Prof. Newkirk is prepared to
adjust glasses to suit the eyes of any one
wishing such service, and as 1 regard
him really an expert in his line and No
imposition upon the community, tax
pleasure in recommending his work to
the public. j. w. ALsPAUGH,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28

Mr.. Eli Rominger, of this city, gentle
man who is thoroughly versed in the cotton
manufacturing enterprise, returned last week
from trip to Rockingham county, where
he went to look after site for factory. In
a conversation with Mr.. r. our reporter
learned that there is a number of suitable
sites alonn the Mayo river for the above
enterprise. The water power he pronounces
sufficient to run any reasonable amount of
machinery, besides other attractions which
make the location desirable. Mr.. Romin-
ger was well pleased with his trip, and his
opinions in matters of the cotton mill bust
ness are worth something: = - u sts'.' " :
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Stokes County, June %, '8S.
Soldiers Reunion in winston.

soldiers Reunion IN winston.
Every surviving ex-Confederate Soldier
in Piedmont North Caroline is earnestly
requested to attend the grand Soldiers Re-
Union to be held in Winston next Wednes-
day, July 4th. 1t is hoped that all such who
can possibly attend will make it point to
do SO. Our 4th of July Celebration prom
ises to be the biggest demonstration and the
grandest affair ever seen in the Old North
State, and we want all of the Union Soldiers
to join us in making the exercises of the day
interesting as well as attractive. 1t will be
joyous time for all of us. Bring your
Blankets, Spiders, Coffee Pots, Cups and
Plates with you. Tents and Rations will be
furnished free. Come early in the afternoon
of July Sd, and report in the Reservation to
Maj. Samuel III. Smith, who will furnish
badges and assign you quarters. Col. A. II.
Belo, of Galveston, Texas, will be in COM
mand of the Camp. Capt. Chas. F. Bahnson
will act as Commissary. DIR. J. F. Shaffner,
Surgeon. Rev. w. e. Wilson will act as
Chaplain. The camp will break on the
morning of July 9Th.
Maj. Smith informs us that he has heard
from number of soldiers who announce
their intention of being present on that day.
A joyful time is promised every ex-Confed-
crate and THE SENTINEL hopes to see an
| immense gathering of old soldiers in Wins
ton-Salem next Wednesday.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, You arc bothered with Headache, you are
fdgety, nervous and generally out of sorts. and
want to brace up. Brace up, but not with slim
for their basis very cheap, bad whiskey and
which stimulate you for hour and then
leave you in worse condition than before p.
What you want is an Alternative that will puri-
fy your blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renew
ed health and strength. Such a medicine you
will find in Electric Bitters and only so cents a
bottle at V. o. Thompson's Drug Store.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Our Young Mems Democratic Club.

The second meeting of the newly oEgani-
zed Young Mems Democratic Club of For
syth was held in the Opera House last Fri
day night, with President r. B. Kerner
presiding.
The first business before the Club was the
admission of new members, when AZ addi-
tional names were added, thus making The
total number up to date 1Se.
The committee on uniform next reported
that they had adopted the following uni
form: High white hat, red banaanna and
small cane. The cost TO each member
will be about $500.
Mr.. L. ]. Williams made motion, which
was carried, authorizing the Chair to ap
point Is additional Vice-Presidents. Mr.
Kerner will make the appointments and
announce them at the meeting next Friday
night, July 9th.
Hon. C. B. Watson, being present, wa
| called upon for a speech which he delivered
in an eloquent and able manner His alIu
sion to the tariff, the State and Nationa
nominees, and the work resting upon uh,
shoulders of each Democratic Club were al
earnest and pointed. By diligent work Mr.
Il dISOu pIeuiCtcu tic county Oh + OrSyLI
would this year go Democratic by at leas
800 majority.
Five delegates were appointed to atten,
the meeting of the Democratic. Natipna
League, TO be held in Baltimore July 4th
as follows: !. w. Springs, Len Vaughn
j p Vaughn B. u Hanes, G. w. Voglel
III. T. Shaf3aer. Mr.. Springs and probabl
one or two others will attend the Lea que
On motion Of Mr.. C. B. Watson the meet
ings for The present will be held every othe
Friday night, and the Club adjourned unit
July 9th.
The SENTIEEL wants to see every mai
in the Twin City who claims to be Demo
erat. if he has not already done so, eplA
his name at the next meeting. Il is. :gsppi
tant as well as your duty that. ysrE nan
be recorded.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Two Rxcursions to winston.

The Durham papers announced last week
that the Main Street Sunday School of that
place would run an excursion TO Winston
Salem on to-day. But on Monday it was
announced that the school was unable to
secure train just now and in consequence
thereof would have to postpone the excur-
sion until some future time.
The Plant of Monday also states that the
Blackwell Baptist Sunday School, of Dur
ham, of which DIR. r. d. Roberts is Super
intendent, will give an excursion to Win.
ston on Thursday, July 9Th.
THE SENTINEL assures our Durham
| friends that the excursionists will be cor.
daily welcomed by the citizens of the
Twin City. We would be glad to have
| them come on the 4th to attend our big
Demonstration. However, we will cordial
| ly receive them-no matter what day they
come.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
To. whom. it May Concern.

GREEEvILLE. $. G.. june Is, Ssh taae
pleasure in recommending Mr.. .Nswkirk. to. ahe
public generally, as an. Optician of graaa skill
land gentleman off high. character. NE came
to our city and spent three weeks az more and
gave entire satisfaction. to. all who had then
eyes examined, BY him. He fit d. glasses &c
the eyes of several Of my printers who before
his assistspee had difficulty in getting suited
They are we'll pleased with his glasses
Respectfully,
!; J, r. RICHARDSON,
/ Manager Greenville Nescs.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
PRODUCE MARKET.
BUYING PRICES.
Bucklen's ArnIca Salxe.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price
26cts per box. For sale by V. o. Thompson.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Resigned as Postmaster.

Bro. J II. Lindsay, the courteous and eff,
cient post iiaste.rr ii Kernersville (and also
editor and proprietor Of the Ners and
F3arnsj, has accepted the position which was
unanimously rendered him few days ago,
as teacher of the Deaf. Dumb and Blind
Institution at Staunton, Va, and in conse-
quence thereof has rendered his resignation
as postmaster. He is succeeded. we are
told, BY Mr.. D. w. Harrison. THE SENTI-
MEL regrets 10 see Bro. L. leave the State,
YET the inducements held out to him in his
proposed new home were doubtless such
that he thought 1t both wise and PROPER 10
accept Kernerstille. viii miss him, like
wise will fae,press of Niirth Carolina : but
1.-The best wishes OF lis all will follow him
wherever he goes.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
They Want stedmau.

EDITOR SENTINEL We see from the
papers that Mr.. Stedman is developing con-
siderable strength for the U. S. Senate.
Any one who saw his manly bearing and
magnanimous demeanor at the lale State
Convention would be glad to see him in the
Senate of the United States. We are glad
to see 81 many papers declaring for him,
because we know they voice the sentiments
of the people. The present incumbent
Mr. Ransom has held the place long
enough. Seventeen years and $4,000 are
quite enough for any one man, especially
when we have so many good statesmen who
would make us worthy and useful Senators.
Stedman deserves the highest Offices and
would fill any position with credit and hon
or to himself and to his State. Let the
next General Assembly elect Charles NJ.
Stedman to the United States Senate, and
we will have an able and working team in
Vance and Stedman.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Stokes Countu June %, 'SS.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28

WINSTON, June 2sth.-Breaks are reasonably
large. Prices continue fair for all grades
Good, rich, waxy, smooth, sweet red and ma
hogany sorts selling well. Fine bright
wrappers and cutters are in demand.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Live Stock Parade.

1t is the hope of the Committee that a
large and attractive Live Stock Exhibit
will be made July 4th. We would request
our country and town friends to notify US as
soon as possible the number and kind of
Live Stock they will exhibit
The Parade will form at the Salem
Square 2:3O p. m, July 4th. Horses and
Mules will occupy streets north and west of
Square. Cows, Bulls, Sheep and Goats will
occupy streets east and south of Square. All
persons having fine stock are earnestly re-
quested to bring or send them.
III. E. FRIES, for Com.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Tobacco Market,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
PRoPRIETORs OF THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE
IN WINSTON.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28

EDITOR SENTINEL The political tide
is rising in Fall Greek township. Our Dem
ocratic friends are buoyant. j. L. Shugart
is our choice for our standard-bearer for the
Legislature.
Josiah Davis died very suddenly at his
residence on the 10Th inst, aged 60 years
He leaves his second wife and seven chill.
dren in a very precarious condition. We
have lost in his death most industrious
hard working man. commended by all his
neighbors for his good qualities. p.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-28
Wouldn't Have an ONCE.

We notice a card in the last issue of the
Mt. Airy Ne,os, dated from Copeland, and
bearing the signature of "Many Citizens, I"
saying that Surry county wants Hon. C. B.
Watson for Congress in preference to any
other man. To "Citizens' THE SENTINEL
would state that Mr.. Watson stated in a
speech before the Young Mems Democratic
Club, in this city last Friday night, that
there was no office he would have and we
believe he meant what he said.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31
sarembnrsii6es aus 8eIsten.
Gorreiponoena aus gslsien.

Oas tatboIif6s 9~arsmburs bat auf ben,
@sbtst Der BrouinsiaIwabIsn 8erluife nett
Su MAIDEN. Den &iberaIen seIans es 1886
Die Webrbsit gu errinsen, unb fe sebraus
den bteielbe, um bic &atboIiten Su 9icas
niren unb fsin ibrsn &s9tsn au bssintrd9s
tissn. Sbre Webrbett berubt omar III auf
swsi Stimmsn, uno fe 1T sanaIi9 bas
GrsebniB bss Sufaus. alsS beutst bar,
auf bin, baB fe in 1888 gu SAL aebra9t
pirb. Selbf gu Msfanep, Der &siibsn,
unb poIttii3en Seite Der SamiIie Geld,
babsn bic &atboltteu BET ben lsSteu @es
msinbsuablsn ben Siss srruusen unb is
bsrsiten ii9 Dor, bic sroBen @baucen gu
bsnussn, bic fe fir ben @rfOIs BET ben
YropinsialsB ablen babsu. 0as &eiuItat
Der @ommunalpabIen bat ben Sorn Der
9iberaIsn bsraufbsi9poren, bic serus biz
@ablen su Wefancp unsiItis ertIdrt ids
BEN; bod bas ssIinst ibnen ni9t, neil biz
Rssisruus ba 1T, uul benz &s9ts S9ut
unb alien Sarssrn bic 5reibeit gu sepab'
rem.
SeIbit 3u grIon, Der Yropinsial. Saupt'
itabt, ssi9ebsn ieItiams 0iuse. Stei'
tlsins, gar intsrsfants Stabt gait INNER
fur cine unsinnsbmbars Bette bss 9ibsra,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31
Suxem6 urgt(6es 8.
Hereiniate Staaten.

9err s. Warr non Sbacopee,
lbetlt uns nit, baB bort wisSer cine braue
9ursmburserin beimsesansen 1T. Sraa
8. Sleiu ndmli9. sic NAT su S1oos
seboren i'm Sabre 1920; fe fam 1868
mad amsrita unb Iieb f9 i'm Mai beHels
ben Sabres In @~banbafsn ntebsr, woieIbft
fie am IL. Sanuar 1888 farb. Die 9ers
ftorbene mar ;weimaI perbeirat5et unb
binterldBt 5 Rinber, bic ebenfaQs perbeis
rat fno. Wf6se fte ruben in 5rteben!
Iusb benz &c Wars 5sroIb" III bas
Solssnbe entlebnt:
Sobn Grpelbiu9 aus Osperu, Canton
Reoln9en, Slrembur9, itarb lesten Sonnerita9
bel ieinem Sobn Yeter @rpeloin9 III aterSs
i6wGde. @r muroe am Sienita9 auf benz ia.
tbolti4sn Sriebbofe. in Sobniou &ownibip be-
eroi9t.
Wie mir pernebmen, iino Rit. 2inlter,
Yeter Berg uno elm anoerer Mann DON Crane
pile nit 9enauer 9tptb benz Sooe bur9 grfrieren
entsan9er.
Rit. Soffmanu, psl6er. isit 8 Sabren on
6iidenmartss Sertrotnun9 9elitten bate, itarb
Sienlta9 gta6mittag. @r mar aus 86rld in
auremblrs 'sebIrtis.
Dem rslurora 8oItsfrsunb" cntnsb'
men mir bas SoIsenbe:
Rit. Sdomer ein grilber Der @ittpe
Seiler, nnb Sobn beS nOrSli3 Don Der Stubt
pobnbaften Sarmers 8. S1omer, ipsl6er felt
9 Sabren abweienb mar uno iiber beiieu gsrs
bleib feline anseb0risen beiorst Daren, 1T @ube
letter Wo6e mad @lrora Suriidgetebrt. Der
y%perloren 9e9lalbte Sobn" belt lid LANCE 3eit
III Wontana NIB Dafota auf, betleiSete dber in
iiiu9iter 3eit cine Stele ais Susenieur OH Der
Wi6i9an Soutbern @ilenbabn.
Ole rSreie Yrsie" In minneapolis
idreibt:
Serr =. &. SroiiuS, unier beriibmter
SGder in NorbsOt minneapolis bate Dor i3eis
ten cine SelobnIn9 bon 800 auS9eiest, rpenn
ibm na69ewieIeu werben fOnute, odB ir9eno Elm
anberer Sater iol6, 9ute8 R~oS9enbro6 periers
tise. Gs bot ii9 fem @e9ner semelbet uub
osbbalb bleibt i. 4. SroiiuS als 8erierti9er bes
beiten RosSenbrotes IN unierer Stabt lnums
it0Bli6. beiteben. llniere belti6en Srauen
piiien alio, wobin iie iib gu wenoen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31
tperben, unb es more teta @runb msbr CUR
l1msebung bes @eietes porbanben.

tnerben, urb es more teia @runb msbr su,
l1msebuns bes @eiesss uorbunben.
vDaB aber gstrus unb SdIiduns bies
einen 10 srossn SpieIraum baben sepin;
men tOunen, bafir tnb ~offenbare WftBbrdus
DE i'm Gipilpro3eBuerfubren ;umsift perant'
ruortli9 gu baIten.
IIio, ibr &i9ter! istb In Sutuuft ntdt
mebr 70 ffrens, INN @beidsibunsen gu ee.
pabren. gsbanbelt iol4e InseIesenbet'
ten ni6t mebr bur6 &eferenten, ionbern
6ffentIi9 unb in @esenpart Der Seusen,
tann 1T tein Sdpinbel, teins l1mssbuns
bes @sissss msbr nDtbis. unb bamit IL
auer Smmoralitdt seiteuert unb bic Be-
srobte meni9li9e 9eieuidaft 1T serettet.
Oas 1T bic bsqueme WoraI Der rNew Yort
Cum unb Der SEEM Sort unb Suinois
,Staats3eituns", pel6e 70 itarte gntriz
flung Dor ben unseissli4en gbsi9siounsen
bsu9slen.
Sn Der Wirtli9teit aber bsitebt bic
S1ma9 unb bic S1an6e Der 0ereinigten
Staatsn eben in Der Rsnse Der seies T.
ti4en @bei6eibunsen. @Oate 9Ott,
mir bdtteu in bieiem Qanbe Bios unseiebs
li@e unb feline seiesIiden @bei9eibunsen,
bic MoraIitat pirbe fi9erli9 einen utel
b5beren Stanbpuntt einnsbmen. 2eiber 1T
biss nur Elm sitIer @unid! IS lit uns
m6sli9 in etnem protetantii4en unb uuz
sIaubisen 2anbe etnen fttIt9en Stanbs
punt einsufibren, wie er nur unter &atbos
Iitsn m6sIi9 1T. Die 9ei4idte aIer
t3e:ten Iebrt ss, baB muir In tatboIii9er
@sieuidaft bic 8isamie unb Yolpsamie
fern ssbalten perben fSunen. Die wabre
StttIidteit I'M iunsfrduIi6sn wte i'm ebes
li9en Stanbe 1T cine CARTE 8Iume. wsI4e
tn benz unfru9tbaren @arten bes YrOtes
ffantismus unb bes 2iberaIismus ni9t ses
beiben tann. OeBbalb sibt es in bieiem
2anbe fein 9eilmittel sesen friuole @be'
fdeibuuseu, Bis bas BOLT fid gum fatboIis
f1en Stanbpuntt erbsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31
0robberso8tbum.

0aS vQuremburssr 8ort" i6reibt
nadtraslid aber bic Yaptfsisr In Der
Staot 2uremburs: Scr aIsemeine gtns
brut Der 8irseri9aft ieIbft war absr Der
bss Staunens unb bes SerpunbernS bar
iibsr, wie innerbulb 3weier Gage iopieI
seidsben fonnte. llnb tn Der Chat! Gus
rsmburs bat ft9 uo9maIs islbit lbsrtrofs
fen. go lei9tbeuesli9 aud Der Bolts
9aratter i9stnt, 10 liBt er fi9 bod ni9t
su isbsr 3eit unb fur iebe Sbse In SluB
brinsen. Ibsr btsr babsu Stabtbsuobner
unb Stabtuerwaltuns etnmal mebr sessist,
mas fs psrm6ssn, rpenn man aud fur
ausseprdsters fir9IidsrsIisiSis @sIsssns
beiten ben uertrauenspouen ribtigen Con
ani9ldst unb bic Bulsaber bersbaft Be-
fabIt. On aufssfast, burftsn Ssit,us,
5lasssni5mud rnb SduisrbsIeudtuns
wirfli@ sroBartis anb impoiant bssei9net
perben. Beburfte IS bod zines gang
auBersewSbnIi9en suten 8tQsns Seitens
Der Wuiitcorps, um bic stngefroreren 9en'
tile unb 8lappsn sessn ben fibirii9en Sroii
nod often gu balteu, uub 70 ni9t wsutssr
am Sonntas abenb, beaiisli9 70 piele,
Ssniter, UNI 2i9ter bapor Su brinsen. Ser
Stabtuerpaltuns aber fur BeIsu9tuns bsa
Stabttbsuters, iOwie Der Sntsrnationalsn
Bant eth bsionbereS BRAVO! Sie GAME
Sronte pom @onuict nod ct. Sophie ma,
ebenfals sroBartis an3uisbsn. 9is Seue,
auf Ssti9enbof unb auf PfafisntbaIerbera
3sisten seuusiam, mas fir 6effbsIeu9tuns
mad bisisr Ssite sei9eben t0nnts, wolt'
maj, ss etwas porbereiten unb sroBartie
aaIsssn.~
@repsnma9er. 9is Obsrmoiel.
Seits." mslbet aus Der Stabt: vSu be,
Neuiabrsna9t besriBte bic Stabtmulit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31

neueifen Drummer 8s4 Streits unb 90 9fr,
b%eitsiperren (lockouts) auf, bic i'm Sabre
1887 In ben Ser. Staatsn itattsefuuben
baben. Iu ben Streits parsn $40, OOO
arbeiter betbeiItst, wdbrsnb BON ben
Sperren 46, 1000 Irbetter uumtttelbar Be-
troffen wurben.
8ersIei9t man basesen bas 8oriabr
1885, 70 ersibt fi9 cine bebsutsnbs 3us
nabme Der Streits, tasesen cine bsbsutenbe
abnubme Der GbeiInebmsr barau. SIM
Sabre 1886 wurben ndmIi9 $50 Streits
in Scene seiest, an bsnsu itd aber 45o,s
900 Qrbeiter betbeiIisten, b. g.. IS fanbeu
i'm Sabre 1887 spsieinbaIb Wal 70 pieIe
Streits itatt, wie i'm Sabre 1885, absr an
!3abl waren bic Streits In bieiem Sabre
UNI Elm 8ierteI s~ertnser, aIs IN isnem. 40
Yrotent Der Streits paren pon grfoIs ses
front i'm Sabre 1887, b. g.. serabe nod
einmaI 70 pisl, ais bas Sabr suuor. Bon
ben Streits Der a~rbsitsebsr paren Elm a9s
tel, rpenn man bic Sabl ber bapon Be-
troffensn arbsiter aIs RaBfab annimmt,
1887 erfoIsrei9, wdbrenb bas Subr supor
Elm 9iertel Der 4rbeiter ibsr bic Qrbeits
seber ben Stes bapon setrasen batts. Die
Streits paren gu spet 0rtttsln our grlans
arns beferer 2Obne, ober CUR sIbpsbr elmer
2obuberabiesuns, obsr aud 1usds 8srtirs
suus Der arbeitsteit obne 9obnuerrinses
runs in's 8ert seiett worben. pdbrenb
bas ibrise Orittel wsoer bteie nod isne
gum 9esenitanb bate, ionbern fid auf
lonftiss Sorosrunsen Der @ewerti6aftsn
beaoa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31
Saar, Moiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

Sn einem9 au e su Saarlouis fieI
absnbs i'm Wobnsimmer pIosli9 cine
9dnseIampe gu 8ubeu II. 3srbra1. Sur9
bas YetrOleum entsinSsts fi9 iofort bic
Eii9bete, unb aud Der SuBboben faBte
Ssuer. 9ur4 bas bsberste giusreifeu cts
mes serabe anweienbsr iunseu Rannes,
Der iofort bic Osfs ersriff, ;uiammenroIte
unb 10 bas Seusr eritifts, wurbs cine NETS
tsre Serbreituns bes 5euers uerbinbert.
De- Yfarrtir9 e gu damn purbe
su Beibna9ten Elm pra9tpoller &ronIeu1s
ter pom elmer ebten 8ObItbdterin gum 9s=
i9ent sema3t.
Sm9srbdItniBs CUR ginpobnersabl
bat Der &reis Saarburs (Res. BEG. Srier)
pom allen Rreiien Der Rbeinproptns bic
sr6Bts Mnsabl gfsrbs, ndmIi9 auf lie 100
ginpobnsr 1873 8fsrbe.-9si elmer am 2.
Sanuar 81 @sitsn absebaItsnsn- 2anbpsrs
fteiseruns uaren bic @sbote 10 ssrins, baB
elm GROCER Ebeil ni9t ibersins. au9 BET
ben 8eritsiserunsen in Der Imsebuns purs
ben In LESTER 3eit nur iebr serinss Yreiie
srsisIt. Die S1ulb Iisst wpbl in Der aIs
semein 1ausn 9ei4dftsIass.
Sor etntser3 ett pIrbs I'M 0albe
gu 2osbeim elm &siIsr erIsbist, Der etpa
200 9fb. wOs.
gu &enn parsn bic Raiern 10 Boss
artis. baB bic S9uIs sei9IOiieu usrbsn
muBte.
Aim 8. Sanuar purbs In Der Wariz
mintaisrns su Erisr bic anfertisuns BON
untformifitsn fir ben 2anbfturm bes
Stabts unb 9aubfreiiss Srier In Submit
fton ibsrssbsn. Die Irbeit wurbe elmer
4nsabl weibli3er Psrioneu Ndberinnen)
susstbstlt. Ote Wontirunssltite werben
3ussidnitten in ben Sanbwertsrs@ % rt tdts
ten Der bietseu Sufautsrie : &esimeuter.
Die &lsibuns bes 9anbiturms 1T cine b69it
sisenartise. Der Waffenrod 1T uon bIaus
EN- Siber NIT balbrotbsm Stebtrassn unb
asrmsl: aufi1Ias. gn benz &od 1T Elm
3usslrtsI, an wsIdsm bic Yatrontaide
setrassn wirb. guf benz &idsn III cine
@inri9tuns gum ginbanssn bss gspads
| an benz Waifsnrod ansebra4t.
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gu arIon ssidab am 6. Sanuar
ROrsens eth llnfau, Der f9wers 5oIssn
bate baben t6nnen. Gin nit 6leii9 belaz
benes, an einsn S9Iitten %seipanntss bofiz
ses 9ferS rannte ibsr SrduIein 8roiemer
BON 5ou4es. Wan 3os bas Rdbdsn
mebr tobt ais lebenbis unter ben SiBen
bss b6ien Sbieres bsruor. Sas Wab9en
bate u penise Iei9te SerIesuusen ; absr
bic &Ieiber btnssn in Ssssn UNI es berab.
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Sn Sa6oro, Der Saupttitabt bes of

yn SabOr0, Der DaupttIta6t bes Oft
afritanii6en Rstdes llniamuei, bat an
"a. ausuft p. s. bic CONFEDERATION zines
8ii9ofs ftattsefunbeu. Wisr. gbarbon.
nier, IpoitoIti9er 8tcar BON Ganpanpta,
erbielt bort bic bii96ftde @eibs pom
apotoIii9en 8icur pom Npan3a, Wisr.
2iuinbac. Die Ebatiads lit UNI 10 bsmer,
tenswertber, als nod ME felt 8eifsbm bes
@britentbums Elm 8iidof In bisism bisbe,
un3usansli9en Ebetle uon SnnersIfrttu
sewetbt purbs. Beibe 8ii96fe muBteu
bebufs ibres 3uiammentrsffens In Gaborr
9ins unb 9erreiisn pom ni9t wsnissr aIs
IL Monaten Oauer MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-31

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