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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
WONT ACCEPT sYHPATUy.

The AngUs sympathizes with the fellow that's
down 90 says. That jig gcry asfute. whenever
Republican fails % get an office be seeks, 70 ~
party policy for Democrats % tell bin how badly
he's been treated. and weep tears ~ regret for
him. 10 may b. fool enough not % zee That the
tears are n tho large crocodile sort. We know
n several Democrats who were formerly Repub-
icaus. ON whom this game was successfully
played. journal
Go tell the London Times, broth
or JoUrH0k You know our sym pa
thy for the defeated Republican
ofiice-seeker is decp-rooted and ef-
fectionate. We cannot forget how
hc worked and voted against the
Democratic party. He is deserving
Of chastiscmeni for his folly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THE Journal says nothing deroga-
tory of the character of Mr.. Freeland
appeared in the columns of the
Journal. We believe this is true.
1t resents the imputations cast upon
the character of Mr.. Squires by the
Era, and says:
But not 80 with the IRA. It's columns have
teemed with spurious letters written I'm the Era
Office, by some Of It's publishers or controllers
The lying attacks so published in that sheet
against Mr.. Squires and the editor Of the Jour
mel, stirred up the people here. They proposed
to show, and did show, that this sort Of disrep-
utable tactics should not prevail here Hence
tho delegates elected by the Kingwood primary
convention are for Mr.. Squires. The convention
was five TO one in his fayor-not because they
had anything against Mr.. Preeland, for they had
not. but because they determined to rebuke the
"publisesrs" Of the sheet named, and It's editors
and controllers who hide behind the aforemen-
toned dummy publishers"
AS a peacemaker, we beg leave to
differ with our excited contemporary,
the Journal, and assure 1t that Bros.
White & Gutherie are no dummies"
but entertaining writer's.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

BY special request we publish in
another column an article headed
els 1t So" This is q serious charge
and the ARGUS trusts ii is not true.
The article was written by gentle
man in whose integrity and truth
fulness the ARGUS has explicit con-
fidence. In fact the ARGUS is in
receipt of several letters bearing on
this subject, and for fear the ARGUS
may be charged with political mo-
tives, it will say the article was
written by one of the most promi-
nent Republicans of the county. 1t
is not the intention of the ARGUS
to make war on Mr.. Squires, and
it publishes the article in this issue
in order to give Mr.. Squires plenty
of time to deny the allegations and
set himself right before the public.
The ARGUS will gladly publish
any reply Mr.. Squires sees fit to
make.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

No WONDER Gen. Golf reserves
a warm place in his heart for Sam
Mccormick. :" He would be an in
CRATE if he did not. No Republican
has done more to advance the poll
teal fortunes of Broad Shield Golf
than Bro. Mack, and "his failure to
connect with the collectorship" has
caused him to edges" several
postotfices before Senator Morley
could reach Washington.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

JOHN A. HUTCHINToN Esq, of
Parkersburg, one of the ablest law
yers in the State, succeeds the late
G. Borgess. as chief counsel for the
b. & o. railroad. 1t is now in or
der for the editor of the Grafton
Eagle to take "duck-fit," as he
ascribes all appointments by the b.
& o. to Democratic politics" Mr..
Hutchinson is one of the leading
Republicans of West Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THE Tucker county Democrat has
enlarged to a seven column folio,
and it is just as bright as it is newsy.
If the people of Tucker county will
now rally to the support of the Den,-
Ocrdt they will realize in few years
the good work it will do in develop
ing their county. The ARGUS con-
graduates Brother Scott.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
THE FAMOUS
vITREOUS PAINTS

These paints. manufactured by the Marsden-
Andross Co. only, Of Philadelphia, arc the most
perfect, indistruotible and iro-proof paints IN
the market
by peculiar process. protected by letters pat
ent the ViteriOus Paints are composed OF about
one-half glass, mixed by peculiar process. with.
out the aid Of any alkali or any substance what
ever that would IN any way be detrimont TO the
vitality gu quality Of the oil. The most beautl.
ful tints can be mixed. It will last infinitely
longer than any other paint In the market. The
imperceptible glass PARTICLES are cemented TO.
gether by tho oil and color as morton does ia a
Stone wall, cementing tho particles Of glass
which form an understandable surface 20 face tho
atmosphere.
These paints are made 10 any shade or color
desired, and for al purposes.
d. +. FAwcETT Gon1 Agent,
~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THE editor Of the MartinsburQ
Independem reioices greatly over the
death Of Hon. VIM. II. Barnum,
chairman Of the national Democrat
ic executive committee. Hear him:
Ex-senator WIN. n Barnum died 90 Kew, York
last Tuesday. n The Democratic party can de
ronse with him. the country can. BE wa
shrowd politician.
Shame on man who would re-
joice over tho death Of a fellow
countryman because be happened 10
differ politically with him. We took
the editor Of the InaeDeudeM TO be
. geHflenaD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

III THE gentleman of Marques is
still hankering for rolling mills un-
der the high protective tariff plan,
he is informed that he has an excel
lent opportunity of buying a lot of
old rolling mills at jobber's sale.
They will be sold cheap in order to
"protect American labor" Wade
in, Colonel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
A WHOLE BRASS RAHn-

Isn't the Journal daisy these days. What
other paper compares with " IN the amount ~
home news-Preston county news-news of in
terest 70 Preston county papers Fl Journal.
Blowing rs Horn
The ARGUs. II is furnishing
some mighty interesting home news
just now. The JOurnal may be a
little "daisy, "but al agree that the
ARGUS is q "whole brass band"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

BILLY GOULD, Of Grafton, has
received his price for Topping. He
has been appointed railway postal
clerk. Now if they will provide a
place for John Homer Holt, every
thing will be all right, but it will
play sheol with the fellows who have
always voted the Republican ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
eager SCHERR.

To Julius Scherr, Cager-elect:
] let the animals" out last Sat
urday, and they are yours.
STANHAGRN, eager.
=. 5. The postoflices are not
yours. STAEHAGEN,
eager, Finis coronat opus.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
Err BALLOT FOR YOU 4!

The Hooton family, which num-
bers some twelve or fifteen voters,
have always been great admirers
of Golf, and the amount of hollow
ing they did for him during the last
campaign can never be repaid by
postoffices. But by the eternal fit
ness of things they are not going to
hollow Golf any more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

In IS said that the viceroy of Chi
ma is i'll, and that forty-seven doc
tors are attending him. 1t would
take regiment of doctors to cure
the average disappointed Republican
office-seeker.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THE miners at Thomas are now idle and times
over there are dull-GTucker Democrat.
Oh, that's nothing, Brother Scott;
this is Republican administration
and the American workingmen are
living off the fat of Protection to
American labor" The "fat" they
"fricd" out of the manufacturers,
You know
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THERE are good many Republi-
cans now who are falling just out
side the breastworks these springy
days and nothing is said about Ben
jamin Harrison sending letters of
sympathy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THERE is gong to be some lively
turning out of the rascals in 1898,
and We can name plenty of Repub-
licans who will not go into mourn
ing over it either.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

LIZ THE friends of the standing
candidate for magistrate of King
wood district, Henry Shaffer, could
prevail on him to read the ARGUS
regularly there would be some hope
OF him reaching the promised land
in the sweet bye-and-bye.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THOSE Republicans who "failed
to connect" with the postofices in
Preston speak Of Mr.. S. p. Nc
CormIck as "Jack the Ripper"
Well, Bro. Mack did some pretty
lively tripping" and suppose he is
entitled to the cognomen Of post
Office Ripper"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

IT Is to be presumed that the
Journal and Senator Morley "sees
visions - in their "failure to con-
meet . with the postoffices in Pes
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

III IS putting it mildly to say that
the workingmen of Irondalc are be-
coming indignant at the refusal of
Protectionist Nemegyei making
good his promise of "two dollars a
day and beefsteak three times a
day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

POSTMASTER General Wanamaker
takes great pleasure in attending
religious services when he is not
engaged in turning out Democrats
and collecting Republican Doodle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

WE'RE VIC asked to namo the most
active and hard working young Re
publican in Preston county. we
would name J. Frank Stanhaoen.
He has been hustler from a Md /.
still he fails TO connect with the
"hesh pots Of Egypt" This is the
reward Of all active workers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

THE old veterans are being rec
ognized by the Republican party
like the old woman who kept tavern
ont west.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

There is not such unanimous
and vociferous cheering for Gen.
Nathan Golf just now as there was
six months ago. OF course broken
promises has nothing to do with it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

MrsEs still neutrality-suspicious. at Davis.--lPicd-
mont Herald.
Well, well ! When is this glori-
Gus protection to American labor
going to stop ? Oh, well, never
mind, it is stopping enough furnaces,
rolling mills, factories and mines
Just now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
A H0uSe and Int

near Independence known ~ the n s. w. Cor.
don property 81 for sale cheap. lot contains
three fOurths ~ on acre. The house D. gfxa2
feet, one story high. Pleasantly located in sight
~ Independence. Occupied NJ present by Miner
Shahan. For fuller particulars call on OF od-
dress
j. r.. MICHAEL.
~ hi1 residence ncaf Kiuswood. or az COS once
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

Senator VIM. G.. Worley says that
Gen. Golf "broke faith" with him
in regard to the appointments for
Preston. Why did you place your
"faith" in him Senator? Better
couple on to Steve Elkins who is a
regular Dublin" and drap the
General.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

"To the victors belong the spoils,
but good many victors are spoil
ing for want Of office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
Editors.
Announcement.

We are authorized TO announce the name OF
Ben III Elscy, Of Portland district, as an indie
pendent candidate for the Office OF County SUI
perintcnd ent OF Free Schools for Preston county,
subject to the decision of the voters at the polls
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

The OLD play of "whose got the
button" has been changed to "whose
got the postoflice.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
DIR. W. SIMONTON,
DEN TIST

viii continue o. make his regular visits 10 New.
burg Rowlcshufg, Tuunelton and hereafter vii
visit KingwoOd also sis next visits viii be- IN
April and Nay, duo notice Of which visit TO each
p5aco VIII be given ~ this parcr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

No ONE can tell what a fourth
class postofficc may bring forth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09
QUIT FOLLOWING GoFF.

When the old soldier applicant for
the Rowlesburg postoffice, Mr.. Jas.
Y. Hooton, heard of Il. b. Stone
receiving his commission as post
master, he went home and wrote in
large letters across Gen. Colts
picture, which he had encased in a
handsome frame and hung in his
dwelling, the following inscriptions:
+ = y 4
TRAITOR TO YOUR COUNTRY!
NosoLDIERI IN PRESTON CoUN-
TY SHALL EVER CAST ANoTH-
Err BALLOT FOR YOU
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-09

WHATS the matter with Golf ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Seinri6 Sdmtbt 10 s. a., Barbara SbmiOt,
8 :. a., gt'a S6ntot, 5 e. a., Waria S6mibt,
4 8. a., Soiepbire S6miot, 2 :. a., ALE II
aus Robenborn, mad 2ooan, utab; 6eirrih
8olf, IS 8. a., aus Bur9linfter, mad Goeon,
lltab @eor9 6aler, % Z. a., aus Reoerro6,
nab ct. Naul, VttGn.
Civil c Der Stabt RemtS.
Ster6efdIIe-5. Ott.: RiId Sss
ter, S5ufsr, cit 70 Sabre, gbemann uou
Bebsr Gnna. 16.: SsIs 9eter, Slider,
alt 80 Sabre, WittDer pom Gretld Nina.
10: Isonss Pstsr. 3ieseIbdter, alt IS
Sabre, 8ittpsr BON Eintinser Narsaretba.
5eiratben.-ll. Stt.; Sens
prosper, 9uftonris, nit Bog Suiannd,
cbne StGub, 6sibe nus R.mi5. 30: 8es
Der Sobarn Uti6sI, g6eniit ~ gtabts
breb;Tus, ut Bomb WGria, oBne Stanb
81 Remit.
Civil Iub bsr Stabt8iIt:.
5eirot5en. Im 90. Oct: sJato6
Soiepb I;roI, 8OuUeber, nit Ratsarina
W~fusnau, pbHe Stanb. - Qm 6. Nou.:
gouarb gfarni5, S5tsfsrbeder, nit Ras
tbortaG & 5IOsfer, Obne Stanb.
Stcrbsf6IIs. Nm 2. 0op.: 0ts
ccl1s GAZE, al; 70 Sabre, obue Stano,
sbeIos.
Civil! ND Der 9emeinbeBc
meIbiuseu.
Stertef6IIs. Im II. Stto6er:
Warsarett- S@Ouma5er, ebsIos, alt Is
Sabre, aus WorueIoinsen. IL: Setns
rid OsmE:s, alt 68 Sabre, 0in3sr aus
Oorrte!btHaen. TO-: Better SasrIius, alt
46 Sabre, Rifer Gus 8ormeLoingeu. IS:
RitoLas Ebsiisn, alt % Sabre, Ir6sitsr
aus Bpnnepee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
GNaEs2otbringen.

Su Rsidsbpfsn lit Elm I5eil Der
@sbduIibssiteu bss @erbeIs Nmman abses
brsUHt. Die Eo6ter, cine sebiISete pa:
me, parbs psssn grrn5fiftuns psrbaftst.
DaB ss in ben aussebe5nten @aIs
onnssH uou @IiaBs2 otbriussn niGt on
i5do!idem 8ilbe febIt, ssbt baraus ger:
por, paB i'm Hsbuunssiabr lsS7-SS ni6t
weniser aIs 998 WiIpf9usins, l05 @ilbs
tassn, 1912 5i9ie unb l6 06lfe erIest
wurbsn.
gu WoImerinsen icI bas i5or
ISHssre 3sit sspIante !Slttsnuert ssbaut
psrbsu. =
gIiaBs2otbrinssu has 1871,
aIs ss Elm eissnsr Staat rpurte, o5ue sinen
Pisnais S&uIb mar. bat jsst Is Miaiu.
nsa Rart S4Ilb, bic NIT 8 Yrp,eut psrs
Sini. wirb, unb bsrsn Gours segenwGrtis
so, 95 tsbt. Die Bep6Itsruns bat ibre
RapitaIisn ulsiit in fran,SRiasn Bapieren
anss!est, wssbaIb aud bas SntersTe fur
6ransrsi9 isbr srtIdrIi5. Gin GROCER
Gbsil hes StaatspsrmSsens bsfiebt In
g!iaBs 2otbrinssn bssanntlid in ben auSs
s~ebebntsn Sortsn. Die @rtrdsniHs bisisr
6orfsn sntipru9sn bisber benz Wertbe Der
lestsrsn ui9t. Gs mar bssbaIb Gufsabs
Der 9srpaItuns, bisis @rtrdsniTs unb boz
nit bic ginnabmen bss 9anbss Az erbSbeu.
Sic bat bu btsiem 3wsds bur9 Proben
na9sswisisu, baB bas Yoseisabols benz
S4wartwaIbbc!s ui&t na9fsbt; tann
wurben gum Iei&ten Transport bss SoI3ss
BaIbbabnen anseIest, Don bsnsu elm saHs
Ses HsS gei5afen weybsn fol-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26


Crier. Gin 5a~rbsIsn,aan aus Warue
5sirI BGtte ouf Der 5isiiser BstersmeTe
gisayrenipiesn nit unanfan6igen Darfel:
Lunssn D~ertauft. GaS Geri8t ertannts
cuf 30 W&a,t 0sIotrafe unb auf Gins
;issans elmer Der ~bsi$IognGbmteu Spissn.
auS Der gifsI i6reibt man Die
8irtsyiaateu, ueI6s nd font gut entrits.
se!t battsa, usrosn ifsIenpsiIe bel uns to-
to- non ben WGuisu psrni5tet. gIuf elm
;eIaen @snarfuussn iii Der Wdiiefras 70.
arg gerorSsr, bag bic @eusiubsn ii5 &C.
uSt5ist febsn. ssueini5aftIi5 9iftpeiscr
81 bsitebsu unb aae Tslhsr bamit III beIes
gen. Sb b;sis WsasressI GrfoIs bat, 1T
noS isbr AZ bespsif.In. Der Bosen MUS
melt non Wdaieu. gin 2an5uirtb t6btete
u6brsub bss qhiasns on eirem baIbsn
Gage ibsr 100 Stit. DerieIbs 21nSpirtS
fano 3ust W&uisusitsr blot nebsneinanoer
ant bsFanSsu ft in sinem Ieiie Is, In
ben! Gnbsrsn % iuuse Wiris. Ois Sdsus
men iinb 70 iberfiq. DON Rinisn, bag Die
2~aIbuirtte siItaff bic 6Sii5te brei9er
mifsu, psuu fs ni5t roleu, bas BITE
Mduis sinsr G5sil berieIbsn pe.berben.
SeI5ii in ben Sdaiern fno Bic tieinsn Ras
ger cine Tlass seporben. Spsiisr, Qeins
panb unb R!stosr ft1b ritt m.br fiber DOT
ibnen ,ros Sift unb 9aesu. Das bette
Witte! ;ur gsrtilsuns Der JsIbmduie 1T
anbaItsnb itarter Rssen, Der boffsntIi4 Bet
s!sfer SabSss;sit ni4t Large ausbIsibsn
ruirh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

orreiponbeuj. WartuS, Soma, Is.
Hopember 1889. - SeIr ReSatteur! Die De
motrater bieieS StaaisS 5absu ReGt, itDl; oil
ibren Sie9 81 iein; 0euu tie batten es nit einem
lansiGbriSsn unb ebenio idiuusu ais mabtisen
@eSner Sl tbnn. Hatiirli6 miro bislsr ibnen
aqerbano Sinberniiie in ben 98s9 ls9su, I'M
ibnsu bic 4eltun9 uno Gusiibrnn9 ibrer YI0ne
su erIbrperen. Darlm miiiien Die berstratiz
lhen @eles9s5er nit umli5t, aber and mil
9uer9ie, Su % Re 9eben.
Die ralsnoet 9robibitiouiiien perbsu ibrt
oOruer aud wobl ieBt etpaS einSlegen, unb nit
iid iprsbsn laiien. Gubis bleiben lie ni6t
benn 2euten pon bielcm Sdla9e III es ni6t ae:
bolfen, penn lie nidt Uinp iaen tornen, ur
Sturm az ernten. SSbre Yrebi9er uno YIebi9e.
rinnen lpeien SSeusr unb 6lalnnsu 9esen bic
.b0ien 0euti6en, bic nibt bur6 Did lilo OHM
nit ibneu blpfen wolen. Qaberlib Ipenn mir
Piauo ipielen woaen, banu erfrsten bieis Reib
po9el lid, uns AZ commandment, bic Srompete
su blaleR. Sbre an.rabunseu mi len mir nit
aQsm SrnIte betdmpfen, Ipenn mir Rube uno
Sriebsn baben WoQen. Benn ite iib i6war; fir
,peib porlnalsu poleu, 10 lolen mir lie beouu;
ern, obne ms ieoo6 pom tbnen IRE leiteu ~
lalfen. g4snn IS gilt, uriiun ooer Srriinu ME.
oer,ubaltef, oaun bsibt eS, gieIt aut Die Eeine
~treten!" @s wirb oar ni1t LANCE mebr bousru,
bann uerben Tie and Der oeutihen Sprade III
oislsm Staate aui ben Relj riiten. Saourtj
9ebenten iie llnS ~ uerameritanllren. Auiri6z
tige S6ulmdunsr bsmitleiosn iol6e &O!pel, Die
ibre eiSene, uGmli6 Die eusliiGe Sprode, 70
itisimiitterli6 bsbauoelu. Nui leoen Eaa lolen
mir uns bereit baltsn, ben Sanol6ub Hint aut'
Subsben, iobalo ie uus unisrsr Spra6e pe9en
cuioniren wouen
llnlers @eidaitsleute tIassu allssmein ilbs'
ldls6te 3siten. Iber Sammsrn uno S!a9sr
psrbsiisru bic Gage nitt; bic un9ersseItsu gu
jtGnbe oielss Qanoes treteu INNER msbr ~ Gage
DDS lisbe Bolt mab mea culpa iasen, mem
Jules fopflbsr Ssbt. Der md6tiSe Doua'
brinst uns auf Abpege, bic nidt ;u rssIsr
Wobtfaub labrvM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
sarembarsif@ss aus SeIeten.

SER 5tsue, I. 3. Romnis in
Srihsl, 1T ais Stelsrsg mpfGrssr ~ Wtars
teItussn sraarut.
81. Sol. SeptIsr, 2sbrsr, pctns
bait 81 RarteIinssr, ssborsn 30 gsttburn,
9roBber;ostbum 2ursmburs, bat ;. orbents
!i5s DECENTRALIZATION ais gelsisr erbaIter.
GrIon. Oas groBe Cafe du Lion
dor, auf benz PIass bssisIben Ramsns
seleseu, purbs in Der Ra5t pom "a. auf
BEN 2. OCTOBER sdn,Ii5 bur5 cine bsftiss
Ssuersbrunf 3~srit6rt. DER S5aSen Be-
trGst ca. 90, 900 Tr. unb III bur5 Sers
f5sruns seSeSt. Rein Ra95arBaus Dat
pom Seuer seIittsu. Die ~ ercBsn Bill
Iarbs bss 9auis5 fnb ans uebr obsr nee
niger bsiddotst uoroen. 9as 5suer fol-
burb bic llaporfttistsit zines Safes, Der
Elm ~b;enusatss 3iubbOIs wesparf, s~utitaus
ben iein.
giuilftanb Der Stabt gr!ou.
5eiratbsn.-8 Bonn 80. Sttobsr,
Geo :Soiepb : Raria 5i5srt nit gap5raiis
RoFulanr.
Sterbef6IIe. - gom 2l. OCTOBER,
aatborina Natbier, 60 Sabre alt, 8ittps
uon @r;I 2sIong.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

8ereiEtete Staater.
9artm6urger


USE tbr aug ber v9a,stte" etfabrsr
tabt unb nod aus bisisr Drummer srfabret,
ldbt BITE R6nisIi9:@ roBberScsIide Gssies
runs in 2ursuiburs sur Teier Der f~anfs;ss
iabrisen I~luabbdnaistsit hes 2an0ss 9es
i6tStli9e abbuubIunseu ibsr uue gerpaL.
tursstpeiSs pabIi5iren, I'M gsnau bic
5orti5ritte gu 3sissn, bic bas @~roBber,os.
tbnm i. bsm Isttsn baIbsn SCbr5unbert
sema9t BAT.
Stun inb mir 2ursmburser in Der nsusn
Bslt p~oIitiib pobI girssr Der Sersiniss
ten Staaten ssuorben, absr infer !5sr3
banst nod an benz IiebeH, alien 8a.ers
Iante, auf oas mir iiols frb, unb an befea
@ei9ite mir ben resften Gntbsil nstme.i.
llnb um 81 Ssisen, hab mir ri5t biutsr uns
fern Srdesrn i'm @1osbsr3ostbum surIts
blsibsn, baB aud mir QGremburssr bier In
ben gerstnistsn Stcaten 6orti5ritte in
benz baIbsn SdcuIum 9ema9t baben,
nnternabmsn mir gang uusin Das, mas bic
l~ureuburssr &ssisruus NIT ausr ibr gu
@sbote fisbsnbsn t9iIfsmitteIn In Der Sci.
mutb t5ut. @ir pubIi5irten bas 8srt:
Die Surembureer in Ger neuen Welt.
Btr leb;sn bamit ben 2ursmbursers
amsritausrn Elm OsnrrnaI, bas RarmorI
nnb Grant. ibsrbauert, 6as aud ben fpS:
tsfen @ensrutiouen aunbe sibt, mas 5!siB
unb ausoauer in, gerein nit &sblittsit
nnb Spatiamteit 81 poubriugen in: Stonbs
waren, unb 5stst, ws!5sn autbeiI Der
tlsine BoItsfamm On bsr Civilization bic,
ies srcbeu Qanbss nabm. -
0idt fir uns, ibr 2aa6Syepts, i6rieber
mir oas 8srf, mir ittieben IS far eu6,
In susrem Ramen unp eua gilt e5.
Jn eusrsm Ramsu ianbten mir IS Der
bsimatbIiSen Resterurs unb Der Stanbs.
TANNER beS @roF3eriOgtbums 81. Cir
eutb 2ursmburssr itrbirten mir, fdrts5en
mir, bruGten mir, gnb bo un8 feline
Staatsta : sur geritsGns itonb, griffin
mir In uaisrs Cai9e, bra6ten bic Opfer.
absr mir warsn aud fiber, baB isr
Qantsleute fir bisie OpFer bontbar lsib.
5war bsuniyru6sn mir feinsu Oant fir
bie Wl5e, bic Gorge, bas Stu6tum unb
bic aeiisise &Ibeit, auss, mas mir usrs
Iausen, if, baB i5r uns fir bic ausse.so.
ten @eltmitteI f6ebIos ballet. Ra8 IA
ia lsiGt uab ;par:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

'Benn's In Der Grt fortssbt, wsrbsn mir
bal6 au4 etne S1weferni9ule bstomren.
Ser bo9w. Sater Bowen fat aud cine
reue &ir4e tn gprant i'm Bau, bic, wenn
fertis, on bic $4,000 toftea iou.
Oie @smeinbe in Susar Greet, bic Der
bo4w. 0ater SaHen paitorirt, bat Elm
Bfarrbaus sebaut, bas $4,000 toitet uno
nun TT man init benz Ban elmer Stute in
Sang. Man ipridt f@on pom Bau elmer
r,sue,, ffeinsrnen Rir1e in uabsr 3utunft.
81. T.