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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14
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DUBLIC sALE-VALUABLE,tB tBUsrNI
STAND AND DWELLING,

DUBLIC sALE--vALUABLE,kBU kBUs1NESs
L STAND AND DWELLING.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is,
viii he sold at the Fountain Inn, South Queen
DWELLING. No. II South Queen street, 26xle
feet, with two-story back building. lA1<xb feet !;
hall, store-room and three other rooms on flrst
floor; six rooms on second.story, and four on
third; range, hot and cold water, bath room,
water closet, gas. sewerage, &C. Hydrant and
Lot 26,1x245 feet The property has been used
for number Of years ~ q drug store. The
store goods will also be for sale.
Sale 70 commence at 7:30 p. m, when condi.
sepii.7td B. 8. MuHLENBERa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14

To tamper with symptoms indicative Of grow
ing kidney disorder to negl ect for brief time
needhul stimulation OF the renal organs when
their inactivity points, as II always and unmis-
t,kably does, TO their eventful permanent dis
ease, is certainly very risky indeed. This Is,
however, "A risk that many persons perceptibly
drifting into Brighrs disease, diabetes, catarrh
of the bladder, &c., constantly incur So those
who read, reflect and heed the lessons of re-
corded experience, the advisability Of using
Hostetters Stomach Bitters as diuretic, need
scarcely more than a suggestion. No fact is
more generally admitted by the medical pro
fession and the public than Its efficacy for the
prevention of serious renal disease. The unmed.
lcated excitants OF commerce, no matter how
pure, bear In mind, react preiudicially upon
the kidneys when inactive. The Bitters sub.
dues malaria, constipation and rheumatism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14
GOLDEN.ROD.

For the INIELLIGENCER.
When / cut the bushes round the fence
A month er so ago,
seen shoot NV golden-rod
End left IL stand & grow.
IL looked like aothin' but weed,
thing us farmers scold,
But since It's growed end growed till now
It's just bunch nv gold.
I send a piece here with my love-
II either ones too small,
There's plenty more where they come rum,
End you kin have 'em all.
wa f. MeSporron.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14

FnE
sew a,cia, rAesmssssm, pseumssse. !" I shsa
demonstrated this fAcs, much 70 TIE aaton-
ishmpt Of ell pesssns except Mr.. Hale,
| who 6rotonded. uoves4he0eo6, 70 b the
most sstonished Of al.
You can 20 out and play now, TILL
"Plsase, Miss Ellen, don't b long" MD
little Katie.
"Come now" said willie, pulllng = my
dress.
In moment" mid I'll come In .
moment; run along now" And they
| trooped merrily out oftho room.
al jess believe you learned them chill
dren 70 spell them words a-purpose !" ex-
claimed Mr.. Hegsner, unable TO reprcss
his rage and modification.
~ am sure that no one here will accuse
you Of having taught them "--and my re-
You certainly ought 70 be the last man to
find fhult with me for teaching them TO
spell--you, the very man who comes here
complaining that this II what do not
tsach them.
Turning nom Ar He9ouer, who seemed
too angry 70 speak, sddreeeed the prssi-
dent OF the board: You send your child
rem to school TO learn the common branches
Of an English education, do you not-read.
ing, writing, arithmetic, and the simpler
{ Q Of science?" Mr.. Hale translated
for me.
"Yaw, das o So" be assented. "Das e.
So" gravely repeated several others.
II almost fancied," I continued, ."frvm
some of the criticisms have heard. that
many Of them were sent for the sole purpose
of being beaten into stupidity and natural
hatred Of schools, teachers, books, and
Don't You zee that II these little ones
feared me, could not have taught them
more In six weeks than their father has
learned in forty yearsf Please translate
exactly what say, Mr.. Hale.'
II certainly shall" said that gentleman,
THAT teacher" Icontinued, "who II the
most stupid, wOOden-headed, 1eaden-hoart.
cd, and .ron- handed" (Mr. Hale translat.
Ing each adjective as / uttered it) "will
use the rod the most. A good teacher will
not use 1t at all. A farmer who knows
how to manage horse does not beat or
abuse the animal: the blockhead who
knows nothing about horses always uses
whip and spur, and will spoil the best
horse in the world"
The illustration proved TO be = fortunate
one for 1t came home to each mars daily
all over the room. " Yaw, yaw das es SO
--das es So"
"Vell," said the old president. looking
about him, "of dot whipping questions we
will say holdings oil vile. Und dot read
ing und sbellin9 pue,tions I dink we had
as better not hrcss dot Rnt dev delI me
dot Won vaste der time in schooi init delling
sthories nit der childrens shtill. How ish
dot ?'
T tell them stories evarv dav. - 7 said
"Tbe children repeat them to me: and
those who can write write them for ma
Nor il the time wasted which i. thus am.
ployed. To prove this / will tell Won =
story which told them yeeferflay. In
Australia the savsres' or naiivs wild man
kin game ana also their enemies with :
curved club. which thew throw with great
skill and f,rce This strange weanon r. ~
fashioned and hurled thai' if n f,ij to hit
the mark aimed al. il will retnrn and fall
nj the feet Of its owner Ant AZ not skiIi.
fully thrown. il will often. I'm its return.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14
Interested peODIe.

Advertising patent medicine in the peculiar
way in which the proprietor OF Kemp's Balsam
for Coughs and Colds does, is indeed wonderful.
He authorizes all druggists TO give those who
call for IL a sample bottle Free, that they may
try IL before purchasing. The Large Bottles are
zoe and sl.O0. Wecertsinly would advise a trial.
II may save you from consumption.
auI2-lmd&w (2,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14
THE KEPLER FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers At Private Sale his
Beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, situ-
ated In Mannheim township, on the Pleasure
Road. between the Litits and New Holland
turnpikes, and Just outside Of Lancaster city
limits. This little garden spot contains u
Acres and 81 Perches, In as high state Of culti-
walton as land can be made. The buildings
consist Of n TwoStory BRICK DWELLING,
with twostory Brick Kitchen attached, with
ample Purches and Verandas, surrounded by
large and beautiful Lawn, and a great variety
Of Shade Trees and Shrubbery. Also BANK
BARN, with Carriage and Implement Houses,
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Chicken House and
Hog Pen attached. A Large TOBACCO SHED,
with cellar underneath, and one OF the most
complete In the country. a TwO-Story FRAME
TENANT HOUSE, very complete brick walks,
and Spring House with never-failing spring
underneath, the convenience and value Of
which cannot be estimated An Orchard Of
choice variety OF fruit trees. A beautiful little
Park, containing about one acre, with Fish
Pond In centre, and the whole shaded with
magnificent old forest trees. The property Is
not only desirable as q country residence, but
has no superior for q Truck or Dairy Farm,
being located within a few squares Of the city
markets. II has most Of the advantages OF n
city property. yet Is free nom high city taxa
large portion Of the purchase money may
remain I'M the property at reasonable rate OF
interest II desired by purchaser. The owner
will be pleased TO show tho property at any
time TO persons wishing to purchase, and give
conditions or any further Information desired.
sepll-8tdW& &S-4tw A. C. KEPLER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY.

ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1850.
The undersigned, executrix Of the will Of Joel
I. Lightner. late Of East Lampeter township.
ises, the following described Real Estate, viz
Ali that Valuable MILL PROPERTY. con-
taining II Acres, more or less, situate In Para.
disc and Leacock townships, adjoining lands OF
Michael Kaufman, Joseph +. Wilmer and
others, with a Merchant and Grist Mill. a
Dwelling House, a Stable and other necessary
buildings thereon erected. The mill house Is
frame, threestories high. II contains four run
Of burrs, complete machinery, in perfect order.
and is driven by q first-class water power. 1t ie
located in neighborhood OF unsurpassed
fertility. convenient to the Pennsylvania rail-
road, the Philadelphia 4 Lancaster turnpike
and the village Of Paradise, and is In every way
adapted for making -four and chopping on an
The dwelling House is a large Two-story
stone Building, which was the mansion house
of the Wilmer family when they owned the
mill and Is large enough for two families. The
location Of this property, Its good condition.
and the abundant water power, make II the
most valuable In the market, and purchasers
should not fall 10 examine II.
Persons wishing TO view the premises and de-
string Information on the subject will please
call on Amos /. Eshleman, residing near Lea
man Place, or DR.. George ]. Hoover, or the un-
dersigned, residing near Paradise.
The sale will commence at O'Clock In the
afternoon, when due attendance will be given
NJ. JULIETTE LI9HTNER,
Executrix Of the will Of Joel L. Lightner, decd.
j. NJ. KLINo, Auct. aug3l4tdS&4tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14

How young soever you may be,
with falling teeth you're grim and old
And losing your mouths purity,
Your features seem both dull aud cold.
Then man or maid. warned of your fate,
Seek SOZODONT, e'er its too late.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-14
THE LATEST! NoBBY LOOKING, TOO!
MEMS sHoEsI

A late arrival here IL q line Of hand.
somely shaped shoes for Mems wear,
Balls aud Congress. Not coarse, ill-nt-
ting aud clumsy looking, IA their price
would indicate, but real pretty, flttlng
most feet snugly and comfortably and
arc very serviceable. Made Of standard
grade buff leather, smooth, clean and
handsomely finished solid leather
counters, heels and inner and outer
sOles bottoms sewcd, fair stitched
edges. Are thoroughly well made, and
excel In style and finish any make Of
shoes we have ever seen retailed at tho
same price, either In Lancaster or eIse-
where. Think of the price. It n an
unusually low one for shoes 80 meri-
torious--one worth remembrance when
you've little money TO invest In foot
wear combining handsome looks with
good wear. Sl.60 pair. Isn't that to
your way Of liking? II SO, come to ~
us. How many gentlemen readem have
we to-day who wear 0, 10 or II shoes
How many would buy Button shoes did
we cut the price Soc, sl.0o, or more, :
pair? Button Shoes for every day,
Button Shoes for fne dress, eltheff We.
have them In various widths to provide
comfortable flts. Good, solid suhetan-
tial makes no shoddy. To those whom
they'll At down goes the price to suit the
buyer. Well refusc no reasonable olIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Die bieiiae resubliauiide Shines"

Die bieitge repnblitdullhe uStues"
sisbt III einem ldnseru Slrtifel sesen ben
&i9ter 9eueban gu 6sIbe. 2eiber 1T bas,
mas Bic vEimes" pom Qeuebau gu iasen
bat. nur 81 ua5r unb gu rtdtis. l9ier mas
bas BIatt etpa iast: Ra9 benz @eiite hes
iesisen @eietes iber infer 0ni6tsweieu
fouen bic Gi6ter a6pe1ielno III ben GER:
idieSenen Counties @eridtsfsuussn ab.
balten. llnb In @trfIi6fsit f5reibt bas
9siss por, baB gum penisitsu ieber Der
brei &idter cine .Sisuns in iebem County
beS Oiftricts abbaIten fou. gfun fitt absr
eer Ri@ter 9eneban bier ifetis felt Septsm;
Der in eiusm fort. Dag tamit bas Bolt
un3ufrieben ptrb, barber braudt man iid
nidt au munbsrn, benn bdtts bas @eiet
ioIde Eermine sepolt, itdnbsn fe I'M @es
issbu6. 0as @eiee MIL, baB psri9ies
bene Gt6ter, unb ni9t f%ortpdbrenb elm unb
berieIbe Gi5ter, in einem Gountp su @es
ridt ftsen. Das @arum 1T Isi6t sin,us
ieben.
9as 1T bic cine &Iase.
Cine anbere unb nibt periser bere1tiste
6lase lit bic auulaBenbe uno piItirIi1e
Irt, ME Ri1ter 2eneban NIT ben @eidwos
renen unb ibren Spri5en perfGbrt. Was
rum BADEN mir @ei6porene, bic su 9sri9t
fsen? Wobl I'M &edt gu ipredeu, ooer
bod bas llrtbsiI gu finben. Ruu mag ber
Gi@ter anberer Wetnuns oIS bic @eidwos
renen fetn. bod bas bat nur ais Iusaabu,e,
nidt ais ReseI au seIten. &i5ter Hensbau
idetnt bic benz &i9ter ansewieis enc SteI:
lung nidt seniseub gu %tsnnen, bsnn feline
Utsinuug itsut er fortpdbrsnb IN DE
Steue bes 8erbicts Der @sidporensn.
Wdbrenb Der Iesten 9eri5tsiisung sos
2ensban BON 4 ben @ei6worenen unters
breiteten Sdusn 8 aurit unb fanb bas llrs
tbeiI ielbft. Sinb ans unisre @sf6porene
benn DummtOpfe ober SpisbubsE2 9a
1T, nm nur elm BeiipieI an3ufibrsn, wie
eisenmG9tts Der &i9ter uerfdbrt, Der Yros
seB 9stsr Nifs sssen bic g., ct. g. &
6. 6. giientabn:G ompasnis. Die Surp
ieste bic neutrality-suspicious. auf $500
feft. Was tbut Ger &idter? CT minbert
bic Summe auf $1,000. Run frasen mir
bod isben perniinftisen Wann: &ennen
bic ~ @ei9uorenen ben @e,tb bes S9a:
bens wsntser gut aIs Ri6ter Sen bnn2 Die
@ei9worenen waren psrniinitise. auitdnbiss
Wtdnner, bstanrt nit benz 8ertb bes Cans
bes unb &tdter 2eneban mar. -. .Iopo;
tat. User ioG u wobI ben 8srtb bss
S9abens am beifen fennen? Wtr wolIen
tetnen 9intsrsebanten &aum ssben, aber
bas finb bod fonberbare gorsdnse.. Btr
t0nnten nod anbere eisenma9tiee/ Sbuten
beruOrbeben, bod es seniist. 0ir baben
bic bD5fte I4tuns uor einem &t5ter. Nber
penn Der &i6ter ni9t senau lam @eiete
feitbdlt, ntdt aIeiu am Wort, ionbsrn
aud am @eiite, banu muB bas Bolt ia aQe
a9tuns Dor Re9t unb &:9tsr usrlisren.
Damn itebt es in ben &i9teru nur msbr
Sertelfe9er nnb WinteIcbuotateu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
81. Glusuit &0nis's Samburasr SAINT
lien Galenber fir 1889.

Sic pobIbe.annte Sirma The Charles
A. Vogeler Co., Baltimore, WRb., bic 6as
britanten bes peltberibmteu SeiImittels
ct. Satobs Del unb Or. Iusuft 86nis's
hamburger Gropfsn, gruittbee unb Yhas
fer, baben aud tn bieiem Sabre wiebsr eis
men &alenber bsraus sesebsn, ber in allen
bsutidsn SamiIien als elm germ seisbener
SAT- wiutommen ssbsiBsn pirb. DsrisIbs
ssidnst iid bur3 ietnen bumoriftf9eu
SnbaIt unb idOne ausitattuns aus unb
sbsnio pie bic beribmten 9ausmittel bies
fer Sirma eiusn gbrenpIat tn isber bsuts
i9sn SamiIie s%innebmen, wirb aud bisier
Ralsnbsr elm gutter 9ausfreunb iein. gr
1T in allen Gpotbeten toifenret su
baben obsr wirb mad @mpfans elmer q
Gents 9riefmarte fret nod allen EbsiIsn
ber WeIt perianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Glwas iiber bic gteueraeiebe i5abst

pobI ben Sc Term aus Soma ui9t. Gs lit
ni5t nStbis, bab bic Steuern einseforbert
perben, fcnbern he Pfli9t zines ieben
Sirsers 1T ss, feline Steuern 3wii3en benz
eritsn Wontas i'm Sanuar unb benz eriteu
Widrs su entrt6ten. Wenn man es mill,
tam man aud bic 5dIfte UNI bic Seit ents
ri5tsu, bic aubers 5dlfte 1T bann Dor benz
erftsn Ssptsmber fduis. Die StraBen.
ftsusr mus isbo9 am l. Wdrt gang be-
,abIt ieiu. @snn bic erite 9dlfte Der
Steusrn ni5t Dor benz l. IpriI entridtst
1T, pirb Die game Steuer pom /. Nidr3
an rifadnbis, unb uenn bic aueite 9dIfte
ni5t por benz eritsn October bssabIt lit,
pirb Sisis SaIfte pom /. S%sptember an
%ridfdnbis. &idtanbise Steusrn trasen,
bis bsaablt, l Bro,ent per Wonat Sntes
rsfie als Citrate. Dis Ssrtdufe fir rid.
itdnbise Steueru beginner aut eriten Rons
tag i'm DECEMBER ieosn Sabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
@ie ut oas 4?

Wir bieten Elm bupbert Dollars geIo6s
nuus fir irsenb eiren SAL pon gatarrb
an, Der ni6t bur9 Ten @ebrau9 pon 9aa's
@atarrb Cur sebeiIt werben tam.
s. s. 9benep & 6 o.,
gisentbimer, SoIeSo, 8.
Bir, bic ltater5eidneten, baben s. s.
Gbenep fur bic Iesten Is Sabre setanut
unb pifen, baB CT elm poutommsn ebrens
wertber Wann tn allen ieinen @ei9dften
1T unb finan,isu i'm Stanbe, aue Don bsr
Girma seu,a9ten 8eripre6en einsuIOien.
@ T & Sruar, @robsD %rosusnbdnbs
lei, Solebo, Sbto.
WaIbtn9, & innan& Warpin n,
@roBsD rosuenbdnbIer, EoIebo, 8.
6. s.. 9anS6fen, Gaifrer Der Eo'
lebo Rational ganf.
6aus gatarrb Sur wtrb iunerli5 &C.
nommen, ba ie Direct auf's 8lut unb bic
S9Ieimsewebe bss SpftemS wiret. greis
Is Gents bic JIai9e.-Sei allen apotbes
III 81 babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Gus oem Staate.
Souperneur 3arrabee 1T @ns
ftaeesuftano.

Ser @ouuerneur unieres Staates, So.
2arrabee, TT pon ben 9roBseidporeuen in
Ses MOines, Der Staatsbauptitaot pssen
perbre6eriI1er 8erIeumbuns In Intlase:
suitnnb eeisst porben. gr muSte Dor ben,
&i9ter eri6einen unb CAB auf bic Sra9e,
pb er i6uIbi9 iei, cine perneinenbe Ints
mort. 9te Sa9e uerbdlt ii9 10. Sn
Sadion County purSe elmer sewifer Gbs.
Eurnsp gu II Sabren @efdnsniB in ana'
noia perurtbeiIt. Die Wutter bes &nabsn
ma5te aIe rur m6sIi9sn g%nitrensuusen,
I'M gesnabtsuns fur bas iaubere Srii9t:
den gu erbaIten. Der @ouusrneur trat
ni5t fir bic Bssnabisuns Elm unb IisB ben
Burden fsen. Gnfanss beantuortete
Der @ouperneur bic Infrasen In 9etref
bss &nnben unb ieiner Strafe brtsft9
aber bic Srasen resneten nit ben 9eiu4eu
berein. Ser @ouuerneur uuBte fi6 ni9t
mebr su heIfen unb lies bic 4nselesenbeti
NIT benz 8ro,eB in einsm YampbIet bruten,
Sn bteiem Yampblet iouen fi6 Insaber
finSen, bic ben G9aratter Der Rutter bee
8erbre6ers i5atisen. sic iou eire Srar
pon sp~sibeuttsem @baratter ieiu, awe
@atten babsn unb BON teinsm berielber
sef6ieben iein, unsuperldiise Nnsabe,
MAIDEN u. |. NJ. Guf bieie ansaben bin
warb bic IntIase srbobeu. Dem @ouuer:
reur parb i6on ldusere 3eit bamit &C.
brobt. @snauer tennt man bic Gbatia9'
nod nidt, aber uns f9stnt bier cine glr
gerI9w6runs uorsuIieaen. SIS inb buntI'
Md9te, bic bier ibr SpieI treiben. Se,
gouusrneur bat stneu i6Ieunissu grO3et
perlangt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
ltujern EoIi,iiten aebt es ME ben Sci

ltniera BoIi;iiten sebt es wie ben 2eus
ten, pom bsnen Der YlaImiit iast: Gle
baben @uasn unb fsben ni9t; iie babsn
Sbren unb b6rsn ni6t. Sn ieoer StraBe
in ben Sersbdnsen fobren, tros auer Srs
bonnan3eu. tros aaer idon gei4ebenen lns
Glide bic &nabsn uub Wdb9sn auf Iansen
unb tur3sn S5Iittsu, baB es cine 9lrt bat.
81 0asen, Oh SuBsdnser, Oh StraBens
tarren, Oh 9toB unb Rsiter tommen, bas
Nlss ma1t ui1ts aug. Die BoIissi
t6mmt n!dt, ie mill ni9t tommen. 8os
bin has absr fibrt, bas bat am Sonntas
Elm 9prfaa bewisisn, Der gum sroBsn Slid
nod gut abselaufen 1T. Die slatten
StraBsn paren an benz Gage in pra9tigem
3uitanbe gum Sdlittenfabren lte paren
10 eiis unb ipieseIblant, baB man fi4
nidt auf ben 0eiuen baItsn fonnte. glm
4benb mubte Or. @reeu In isinem 8ussp
gu sinem 6rautsn binaus. On Dodge:
Strabe fam, sbe er it9's usriab, eine
gau3e 8luoer junser Suri9e aut einem
Ianssn S9litten nit DIiessi9nele bic
StraBe al Der Ssrsflante binunter unb
benz @eipann bes IrStes in's Stab binein.
Der Bussp warb 3eridmettert, Der artt
our @rbe sei9IsuHert, uOn Der CT fs4 nur
itO5neno unb nit i9merjenben @lisceru,
isbo@ Obne weitere GeIlesunsen srtob.
Der Stur3 bate i'm has 2sben toiten
tSnuen. @be Der Doctor re3t wuBte, mas
ibm sei5sDeu, batten ii& bic Buri9e forts
ssma9t. Sb elmer babel uetIstt wa,b,
psiB Or. @rsen nt9t, bod 1T sS taft Elm
8unSer, baB Der llnfGQ 10 alidIi3 abses
laufen 1T. Bel Der YOIibei babsn ii@ bic
S9littsnfabrer bis iett nod ni9t semelbet.
@spiB! man luiie bic &nabsn S@litten
fabren, aber beftimme ibnen bic Strabsn
uno made bas bsfannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Gin hGdft aefdArlider Iuidlaa auf bas

Gin bOdft acfdhrlider auidIag auf bas
2ebsu bes Rupors IIiop Don Opsrspiue
purbe am Rittpp9 .. Wo5e bort gema5t.
s. 8. @liop lit Nbpofat uub Elm in bober
NGtuus itebenbsr Wann. NaGbsm er
ietu Irbettsbureau betreten bate, leste er
eintse S9eite 9oI3 tn ben Sfen. Sa
plOslt9 etfoIste cine fir1terIt&e @rpIps
iiuH. Ser Sfen wurSe nit GROCER @es
malt eeaen bic Sede sei9leubert. pdbrenb
Ssuerbrdnbe unb Ii6e In allen Ri1tuneeu
umberfosen. @ines Der 9oIstids iauits
bidt am 6opfe aIiop's potiiber bur9 Elm
Seniter unb mttten auf bic Strabe. NaG
uorsenomrnener Inter fu9una fanb man,
baB zines ber 9oaideite fuit Der sanaeu
0dnse nod bur9bobrt mar. Sas Bobrs
LODI mar NIT einem Sprensffoffs sefiat
unb IN ben gnben uobIueri1loiien. NIiop
iast, ct babe fetne Spur pon benz llebeI.
tbdter. @enn nun, wte bas ia 70 Iei1t
bate Der Sau fem t0nusn, bic @bpotatsns
ffube BOILER 9eute geweien pdre, piepiel
rnsIit wdre ba entffanben. SoffentIit
ssIinst es frib ober ipdt, ben S9uIbisen
CUR sere4ten Strafe gu brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Sic beioen beriuegenen &erIe ganfs

Ott oStotu pttutBtuSu Sttttt OuAltp
unb 0inters, 3ust 0esperabos, bic bier
i'm @efdnsniB faBen, ansetlast bes Sin,
bruts unb Raubes IN Rit. Sunsels' &auf:
laben, finb su Mnamoia aus benz @efdng,.
niB s%ntiprunsen. 9ier bate man fe ge:
ri5tli9 oss in IsSunseIs' 2aben bssansenep
&aubss ni9t iberfibren %f6nnen, ba biz
s~eniissnbsn Beweiis manssltsn, absr battle
fe nab 2lnamoia aebra9t, mo fe eiF.es
Yro3ehes barrten, ba fs bort sbsnSals
einen @inbru4 besansen batten unb Seni:
senbe anbaltspuntte bur lleberfibrunS |por:
banben paren. 9orise Wo9s II f&bIu.
gen ie ben @efansenpdrter NIT eisren
StubIbsine niebsr, 10 baB Der Rann tauI
ben Cob perwunbet baliest unb .ma9tsr
iid aus benz Staubs. Seibe RerIe babes
idou einen Sermin tn Gnamoia abseieHen u.
bra9sn bort aus. gants fam fort. Dins
tiers bassssn srbisIt einsn S4uB ms 8sin
unb wurbs wtsber sin~sefansen. Sebo9
aud gants muBte auf's Rsue binter bic
l9pebii9sn @arbinsn, ba i'm Der @ebeims
p~oli5it Sbattud in Nep Ssrisp psrbaftete
unb i'm bier ablisferte. au9 bisr In
DUBUQUE ma1ten bic beiben Patrone gn;
fallen our Slu6t, bod bier pabte man
ibnes,3u gut auf. Soffsntli9 seltn9t es,
bie bsben Rerle binSfeit gu MAIDEN unb fs
auf eiie 3eit lang binter bic fi9sritsn Ris'
gel @in3slbaft gu fssr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Sie ,Sauenpprt Ga;ttte" i6reibt iber

~Et V%uUeHPVFt Vu0eFN
bic bsurise Sdpeinei6Id6terei tn Oauens
port. Sic Saiion Ses 96dslns lit 10 gut
ais su Gnbe. 0as S9Iadisn besann,
a!s Der Yrsis bod mar $500 nHb nod
mebr. G;eier grsis bisIt 70 u,ebrers @u:
den an. Damn tawsu tie Grln5er aut
1925. Die 95fsIsr iasen ter bieien
8inter bssabIts grsis lei III bod, uieI au
bod seueieu. 0us 0urdi6nitiS 3ewitt
Der S4weiue NOR $50 9funb. Die pers
iSiebsnen Strren 0apsnports babsn bios
1900 Stif ssi6la6tct. Die S9weins
waren ME 10 gut seu,dtet, ais bieiss Sab.
Sas &prn mai cus9s,eidnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
Nuf mad Stlaboma.

Rie bsrri5te srOBere 9lufresuns iiber
bic gridIieBuns elmer @esenb, aIs btes
iett Der 6au NIT StIuboma if, Elm GROCER
2anb itrt9 In, Snbianer Eerritorium. Nqe
Disieuiseu, bic ale naberen llmftdnbe iiber
bas uiel bessbrte 2anb gu bubsn wiini6en,
iouen eiuenD oil an bic Oklahoma
Colonization Co., ReIion Building, &ans
ias @itp, Wo , ienOen. Man leie bic Nns
aeise Der gompasnie in bieier Drummer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-26
&Ijo nidt auein in Snbiana unb Obi

&lio niht alein in Snbiana unb Ohio
ionbe,n aud bier In Dubuque sibt es
WeiBtappen. Sermummte Suri4e nit
2aruen Dor ben @efdtsr unb weiBsr Ropf:
bebeduns %bransen am Donnsrtas abenb
in @arnep's 9aus Elm, banben inn bic
9dnbe %3uiammen, fibrten i'm IN einen obs
sslesenen Srt unb lsberten i'm ab.
CARNEY ~erireut ii9 teinss suten 2eumunbes
unb bic Citrate ioa i'm befern. 0ieie art
9yn9seridt tOnnte lei9t febIi9Iasen, bas
iouen ii4 bieie @stBtappen msrten.