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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14
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The best Salyc IN the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all Skin
EruptionS, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required II Is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by A. Ii. Roberts & Co,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14

THE latest advices indicate that the
lower house of the Iowa legislature will
be tie. The senate is claimed by the
republicans by majority of six but
the democrats concede but four.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14

IT Is said that W. F. Cleveland will
be the democratic nominee for congress
in this district next year.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14
Audubon County
Brick & Tile Works
CHAS. TRAMP, Prop'r.

~ We manufacture the very best quality Of
krlck aEd IiiiHs, Quality considered, we can
furnish You Gileapef brick than you can get
elsewhere In Western Iowa. We thank the pub
lie for past liberal fayors, and solicit the same
In the future. Continuing to make 1900 day
we shall be able TO supply all orders.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
CHARLES TRAMP,
Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14
Auonbon County Republican.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY

COUSINS d AGGCLvFE,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
THURSDAY, NOV. IA, 1889.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14

SOME EXPRESSIONS or PROMINENT MEN
AS TO TIE CAUSE OF DEFEAT, AND
WHAT WILL AND SHOULD BE DONE.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
EVERY effort is being made 10 asce

EVERY effort is being made TO ascer'
tain who it was that fired the shots on
Thursday night which killed one
young man and seriously wounded
two others. The coroner and his Jury
will not leave undone anything that
will assist in bringing the guilty par
ties to Justice. In this they should
have the assistance of every one who
knows anything about the matter. 1t
Is known that there were some in the
vicinity who saw great deal of what
took p ace, but who do not wish to be-
come witnesses. This is wrong, and
they are not acting the part Of good
citizens in SO doing. 1t is possible
that the very evidence which they arc
Withholding might be the means Of
fixing the responsibility on the guilty
party. The jury will again meet al
the City Hall to morrow morning al
10 O'Clock, when 1t is hoped that every
one who witnessed the fight will bt
present. prepared to tell all they know
about it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
DALTlMORE & ONO RAILROAD.
ID schedule IN etect May l. lssl.
TRAINS LEAVE DBL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BUUNp

ID schedule Ia "ilect May l.. lisa. !
TRAINS LEAVE Dbl. AVE. pErur. |
EAST BUUNn
Express trains.
NEW ogR. week duys.'2 ROOT o. .iO95
q. M. ~ vs., - j., = Is, - ! 10. IA.
NV loi,K, sundays, '.lj, o. a. m
tl!tr, - >. - Us, - u. IN.
fmlAprLrHi., week day. so %. = cases,
! 6au, -, - 81 go, SlU 70, lv z..a in
10 III, '2J 800, ~, '5Us 80, GlJ,
20 w., u -, sni4 y. m.
. O5, 10 20 Il. M, sia ps, ~, '23-. 800. Az,
- -, =, 6 10, tG4., sI i52 y. M.
CuEsrn. woel. dHy+,t. -, o. G0i,Di0.
| ~, .!a,. 500. 40, sos. jgi, CIi. ia
- c.nrs,'-asu 30, 1890.
w. . - y WT>T but ND6'' T. IT.
BhLTlNoHr hSp W NsiiiNu,oH. u 80 - ~
~ i! q. A., 20 = %, 70 10, so. ~.
c"hS' va m, '2ps p ms diuiy, except
rI't,Uur5 IS % n. M; . TO 5aa so5 y,
CmIcAoo, - al a. M. 40 p. m; both
Cincinnati and st. Louis, al 10 IA. IN.
ami ~ VI y. IA; GJth daily.
SISGiE-Y AC,pNMoDATIOS. $50 u. IN.
IANpEtutI,G AClohNupArIoS week.
day. $50 II - am ~ .tHtl . 81 pin; sun
d. H"Qn. m, - nnd . 10 -"
IEALas IEAvE IAENLr SlHEEr STATION
For Philadelphia ana WAY stations
wo,t, dti .. ~. =, 80, ll... u. M, y ~.
2i5i "p. m. sundays, " 81 a. m; l. 10, 'J,
Il t65r baltimore. wcri, DAY - 8s.G 20. - $50
! II So "a. IA. -, ."l y. IN. sundays, Gao
a. M: -,'itna ! sop. N.
" FuU Igudcubcrg and way stations, week
dt's, q so, 49, II 81 t. m; = a5. - p. IN
sunday - a. III: p, go y. IN.
:, tnc,rmti aud u. Louis, 'lii1 Il. III.
: d.Is except sunday.
CIrptto - ~ 81. m. .l;ilv. CNcept Suu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
SOME CHOICE
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALN

y. I. cor. Eighth and Broomo streets
II..llJ
Washington between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, 50Nli0.
franklin between ninth and Tenth, GUx-
Us.
y. W. Cor Sixth and French, 20. Gxj0.
: h.. Cor. franklin and oak ltUN4j1.
shall cross avenue between Lincoln md
Guiun, iiNlJu
| y. ". COR. Fourth and Rodney, G1Sua.
/ south side sixth between Jackson and
Van BUrCH, lsNl9s
| Cor, Tulip uhd DUPONT 7ONaO.
/ West side Market between Iwcnty-5iXth
and Twenty -scventh, l2nNlHI.
| Gilpju avenue near Rodney, f0XlfN.
/ W. Iiuh near Harrison, JiNl3S.
! ". sixth uuur.lickson, 8sNl2s
/ EOSrlmgaye and Franklin, 9jvl0O
/ Twelfth between Lombard ana line GSNsO
Cor. Front and Rodncy, i-N4jL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

NEXT Tuesday the people Of Pennt
sylvunia will decide for or agaius.
prohibition, and if they are wise they
will be content to let well enough
alone. High license has done more
for Pennsylvania than prohibition has
or ever will do in any State where il
has been tried. Our own State is an
example OF this, and those who lived
in Delaware during the time the
Marine law, as it was then known,
was IN force, know that 1t proved an
entire failure es far as restraining the
evils of intemperance was concerned.
1t Is probable that during that time
there was more liquor sold in SUSSEX
county than was ever sold under d
license, The reports from Iowa
Maine. and other States where prob .bi
ton prevails, show similar state o
affairs, while in Pennsylvania it hGt
been demonstrated over and over thu
high license has not only decrease
the number of saloons, but has ais,
decreased the evils Of intemperance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

THE enterprise and goaheaditiveness
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany was again illustrated in the case
of the recent wreck near Dover. Five
or six freight cars were almost demol.
ished, completely blocking the track,
and to all appearances stopping travel
for several days, but in few hours
hundreds of men, with powerful der
Ticks and other machinery were on
the ground, busy removing the OBJ.
structions. But this twas not all, as q
temporary track was laid around the
wreck 80 that trains could be run with
out delay. This company not only
furnishes the best railroad service in
the world, but also guarantees The
public against delay. In addition t.
This the system is so perfect that ii il
but seldom an accident occurs in which
passengers are injured,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

NAY goth. 1880.
Trains will leave " huntington as follows
a Phis "a ~. texprsssb 4 asa f2. saLse,
4. 81 i. y. AZ; a y, iots ia nae. ". rs q
if "a I'm is.: SO = = 70 s :. :. A.
d il : il &. Ga "a "a "a iss sIS
AsOos nodss,Oa, 90. 80 ,uG .Ia 1915,
d. Srs q "a u. H. ~ z II, I
/, a Ici ws', Sass,ss,ls a. u. Esnoiin. go ana
Yof EstIsra tosstTe Il ssa intsrnodi.ts s,..
s9ns :, e. m; is, g sss ~ p ms,
nu. % p. N. and u IS Night.
10 * ma i % ina ~ H'iHssss:fG "a ss IL IL
Hl.ins sor bel."ssis , ;nd s.s. sss
y p. M, and u Is Might.
s SsSEssfG G.Ias saa Lsss: s'Up-"
Esrfing tSs: bsisar' sSa N ~ I.y stations t~
EIprsss Tor Birrrriipston. 3 p. n. way
E1pt Z u; bower. Harrington. and Dial.
x1nres" Tor ioispe SnaaFie., Ola Point .oca.
Tort, aud Norfolk, NV, NlshA
niSston PteTpfessl. IS. IL, ri. 81,
~ ~ 20, II Is, IL s. O. m, az = s0l. 100. t1S
t@ ". sll, 1'L oth tW, td, us9. ii 30
kce"lnrao dation, Gc, io2s, a. n.,I 1878
81, .sT, az as lao3 100 aud II l3 pm.
b hbAl TRAINS.
lot thLad siphtatezUressl2 ", 25a, t?l, 20
y, "a a. ~, Az, q, & 50sanc II " m
Accom- notation, Is 4. M, 1Rto H. a
-, /. f't ~ And 10 - 2. NJ.
!. 5 ~ hcster !e6H resi-, 1904 10. Il 81 9 ~
Aceo nmo,istion, tlb M, l2lD. lI5. 40
tS ~ ard 04i p. m. an. -, a.,
For New York texpressl, o., ~ 20, 100
:, y II " a, m, u - aS. eSa' pA'r " and
T9T Sest ,ohes.er. via LSIuetin, asa n
fos psps Cl~;tes, Old Point Comfort Aaa
For S.w OastIe, Kirkwocd. nIddletonn,
CiHYL,a pOVVr, TeitJl, l. Errins Ton, -rJ4s-
vile, seAfotd, Iaursi and Ds.nEf, II D. kisht.
baltimore and Nesbir6to0 SO, set, idl2
a. ~, IL -. =, Is - :, +Op, N: end ~ ~
Night N'lt' nore, Z. % p IN. Snd u IL slight.
Leave thilsdelphia RruAd StreoI, for Mll.
minstun (e1pressl, 30, i.2i. 81 DIS A.
NJ, 50 6.0s, ~ 60, OF, iI.so, II. 80 and
&c Accom- modGtion, SIS, 70. n. ". i7.S,Ga
$40 eN IN. a. Andii zap. ".
Eor further infornetion, Basss ages ara rs'
feTrs1 20 the ticket o zee ~ The bts1An.
y-aina market thus ~ are umttsd express
IRON which extra 'srsh cnsrgsd. .
isSS-ai asaaxsr Genersi PssssR Ger Agt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

4uO mi'AutIy acS0 u
bright with cheerful bits foI
children. All the light, airy
shapes asparkle with flowers
and afutter with ribbons.
If your fancy is among
the little lot left OF Paris
pattern Bonnets aud the
handful or 30 from our own
workrooms. you can save
halt or thirds the regu-
lar price.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner.
About 1900 Parssols in
"a variety of styles 90 to
lower prices to-day. Never
mind the why: a whIm Ii
you please. Here's 6 glimpse
Of what you can save:
II styles that have been 81 10 to $3.50
20 osl.
20 styles that have baen ~ to So
20 10 Sl.50.
IL .tyies that have been s.. 80 to $3.50
90 tof2.
So 81! es that have cen s. toSl
gu TO Il 80.
Is yles that haS bren a.. 80 to 50
m. 80. =
Chestnut street side, west of main aisle.
TSo Hosiery items:
1900 pairs W o M e ms
Black Siik-plated Hose
at SOC.
975 pairs Mems Fancy
Striped Isle Hall Hose
at 25a.
Either is extra value.
Chestnut street side, west of main aisle.
5000 Silk Teck scars
(material of soc neckwesg)
are going at 2oc.
Middle Market street entrance.
75c Oriental tlouncings
for Soc. Me foun1 a spo,
where the risces were thicx-
er than the bu, ers n O W
Sc.
Chestnut street side, cast of main aisle.
boy or man. Kit clothes,
and clothes that fit. Sea,
s, nable, sensible, servicea-
BILE Pricss willy as t h {
weather.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
" omen's Canvas Ox'ords
8I.25 SI.75, 81.
Women's Canvas Buttor
and Lac Shoes, 81 50 anl
81.
Women's DonSo'a anC
Kid Oxlords. $50 to IS.
That's the merest hint c
what is going OH in one COZ
ner OF the Shoe store.
Put these Shoes slonraid
like styles from anywher
else and you'll! see why SIC
0 a big slice OF the Shoe trad
!, OF the town is done unde
this roof.
Market strtrt front, west of main aisle
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

on the stage, and a few years ago
appeared at the Opera House in this
city. The poem is dedicated to Cor
poral Tanner, and we are sure will
interest every Grand Army man in the
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

THE Legislature OF New Jersey
passedWliicket of leave law, by which
criminals could be released uHder GER
tain conditions. But it does not seem
that this law will be operative, as the
Attorney General has given an opin-
ion that it is beyond the power of the
Legislature to release a prisoner before
the expiration OF his sentence. This
is no doubt sound law, and must be
accepted as such, otherwise the courts
would be deprived Of all power. The
act, however, is about In keeping with
come Of the other acts of this Demo
cratic Legislature, and shows the folly
of the people of New Jersey in plac
ing them in power. Everything dom
by the last Legislature of that Stat
was different 10 what was expected
and it is hoped that the people hav
earned lesson which they will not
soon forget.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
Don't! Oh. DOl'tl

Wear your heavy dark
suit OF clothes this warm
weather. They arc uncom-
Portable, look SO warm.
You can get a light colored
suit so cheap at Mullins or
if you prefer, a dark one;
one of their Blue or Black
Scrgcs are so thin that
they make 4 cool, drcssy
suit. You can get a good
Serge Suit at Mullins.
There you will find all
kinds OF thin coats and vests,
OF the best kinds, as well as
the cheap ones. Boys and
Childrcn's Clothing you
vii ind an immense ware
ty, M: y of them markcJ
away down to make Z
quick sale of them, Look
through our stock, see iol
yourself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHITEWASH,

MIXED in 9 minutes ready for Use.
ANYBODY can apply it
Pure materials only are used IN WIS
preparation. 1t IS in paste term i'm
ply needing to be thiuned w'h wa'arN
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE CoMPosITIoS.
Pure White and 8 colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will pr'sel.
a smooth, rich and even surface, Which
WILL NOT run OK SCALE IRON The
WALL
THIS wUITEwAsu POSSESSES SlEoM
DIsISFECTING PROPERTIES, and can he
eiiectually used in cleansing and rel
dering beautiful the walls of apaTtaleun
impregnstcd with the germs OF disclte,
RoArHEs, Ants Flies, Moth, ETC. 10
not like it and will leave walls or room,
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

DUBLIC sALE-WILL BE som ~
Il Public Sale, gu Al
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1850
al 2 O'CLOCK, %, m

The farm of The late rrter Tallev ,,,,,.
between the Marsh and Fuulk M u''tl
brandyWine liuhdred, New Castle - %
Delaware, adjoining lands OF Ftter t,''nD',,
and Thomas TAlley, containing M So, t,sld'
OF less. The land Is In high state al rri,, ,Yi'
tion. The improve ments consist Of d, s, =,
house, bhrn AID other necessary huildIrR, d.,
good ORDER. II Is well wAturtd, has A y,st1' ~
pie orchard and variety OF other Truits 'P'
This farm Is worthy the attention Of snr
wishing TO buy farm and nice lonr /, ~
handy to school and churchps, thr il ~
railroad aud handy TO the v iliningto1ir,ty,
II must be sold 10 settle Up Interstate nj S,.'
w. Thlley, deceased 'N''.
For further information apply To C,,,,.,
Elliott Attorney, BayHrd Bulliiug. NJ I..',N'
tOu, Del. LEWIS II. ZEBLEY. Tu,t. '"''
L.W .btidham Son, aucts. ~ 2tw-lAlSg.p.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

Or MONDAY We will, at the request
of several publish poem ertit!ed
"The Grandson and His Sine" 1t vas
written b9 Captain Crawford, Who,
during the war YVES known as the
Poet Scout" lie afterwards wen'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15


About the end of the
regular Carpet season. Glad
OF the lull. 1t let's us gel
at the short pieces and un-
desirable lengths and odd
lots. And thera are always
some Glow patterns. We
bundle them in with the
best.
A general sweep up and
clean out OF everything that
lags-and some that don't
lag. When such a current
Is eurging though the store
some oil the quickest things
are sure to fall into it
NE mean 10 elvs cHSt0Os-
crS more aKvanMgeS as to
Prize and 0a,YeU ana ser
vits Man they can fqd eng
70he c else.
A. pretty a price-step as
you are ever likel to see
on Carpets. Come with
anybody'a best in mind, we
are almost sure to better il
20 3Gtlf,Ns MognsNss,
about 90 pieces. All de-
sirable, : borders to match.
Some OF this seasons de-
signs. Down from 81 so to
$1.20.
81 pieces Brussels II
pieces down from SI.2o TO
90l; 40 pieces down from
$I.35 and 81. 80 TO 81. The
latter includes Englis Il
makes and beat American,
For rooms and halls and
stairs. Many complete with
borders.
II6 pieces TAPESTRIES. In
Is patterns. Down from sc
and S5c to zoe. Only the
best makes. Anoiher lot
down from zoe to 55c
Still another down Fl, II
CSC to soc.
$3.50 cards Ingram; bes'
extra super. Down iron
IS and 85c to 6oc. Nine
: teen patterns 3-ply Carpet
60 from 81 to 75c
E A great variety OF extra 81
! pers also in the tumble.
: : II6 English A,kSg4ate!
= To close patterns which W
have in few size-:
Cairo; 3-ply grade, very heavy.
&c dun elects. Down from Sl.75
q Sl.2j square yard.
J. Another grade, also extra in qpaiit
:, goes from 81. 50 To 81 "a square yaI
Ell A third grade drops from Sl.25 to .
: : Any Of these Art Square
N can be used with good e
D. D. feet as curtains or PORTE
le res.
n n Best quality Smyrna Ca'
in pets at the lowest prices V
y, ,o ever heard of:
is 12x15 feet, regular grade SIS, nows
ca 9xl2 feet, regular puce tao, II
$3.50
Of Real Turkish Rugs, We
". S' ornamental on mattin
'ut $3.50 from $40 so.
me- asa Fell Crumd Got
rs, Just the thing to cover
,ur old carpet or the straw m;
V Eas ting with.
, ,no 13sx3 yards, $50, 3va2z yards, 5!
,He = x3 yards, 1913 3NJ54 yards. s
,eI ) x3 yards, S4.9j, 3N4Js yards, y
us 5A4i5 yards, SID.
pc } pc 81 pieces Oil Cl0ths; 4
i to S-4 inches wide. \
'ii' shall close them out at
mr.. and 30c-a quarter unt
lay price.
,est
iho At such prices you ca
ng 8, well 90 a thriller turn tt
are buy for the next seaso
,.i,' need
viii II desired, a0e will 81
.yts any Of thsse goods TIL ,
ats, fer you.
atu. Second floor, Market street side.
a'oi elevators.
50 China Mating at s
con 81 China Mating at
n d. Roll OF 40 yards. ]
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
3
ANTI
WE HAVE
LAVA FLOOR PAINT

That will cover well and DRY HAEn
OVER NIGHT. They Withstand exposure
TO weather aud the wear OF wa,al.
hence are especial y applicable icg r.llL,
and Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

THE full penalty for carrying con.
cealed deadly weapons should be i'm
posed in every case where an offender
Is brought before the court. For come
time it has been the custom to impose
on imprisonment of ten days, and as
this docs not seem to be effective IN
preventing this dangerous practice, il
might be well for our Judges in the
future TO reverse the order, aud try tic
effect of imposing the highest instead
OF the lowest penalty. There are hun,
Greds ct pistols and rEzors carried by
men in tails continuity, ALL something
must be done to put q stop 10 i O
murders will coulinue to become r.s
frequent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

YESTERDAY was the anniversary Of
the adoption Of the stars and stripes as
the national emblem OF this country,
and although 1t was thought Of by but
few, 1t Is a day that should not be for
gotten or lost sight OF. At that time
the flag contained but thirteen stars,
but now there are thirty eight, with a
certainty of their being at least four
more In the near future, There was
an attempt to deprive 1t Of part OF the
stars, but after over four years Of one
OF the greatest wars the world ever
saw 1t proved a failure. Under thi:
flag men have teen inspired 10 perform
deeds of heroic daring, and we hope
that tmay continue TO float, without 1
single star being dimmed, until um'
shall be no more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15
JOHNSTOWN.
MANY OTHER FEATURES.

THE PHILADELPHIA Press to-
morrow will also publish a new
story of adventure illustrated
and complete in one issuc) by
that prince of story tcllcrs JULES
VERNE, and another new short
story by w. +. Monks.
The last issue Of THE Sun
DAY Press had the largest cir
culation Of any newspaper ever
publishcdin Pennsylvania. Read
The next issue and you will
know why.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

TIE commencement of the Whining
ton Commercial College next Tuesday
evening promises to be one of the best
ever held in this city The principal
has secured the Hon. s. S, Cox, who
will deliver the address of the evening
This college Inns done vast deal of
good in this community, and there are
many who are now in good situations
that were fitted tor them in this insti-
tuition. The address of Mr.. Cox will
be literary treat that will be enjoyed
by all who attend, and as the tickets,
with the exception Of reserved scats
are tree, the house should be crowded
Professor Cooley is a popular educator
and is deserving of success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-15

At such prices you can't
well DO q Thriller turn than
buy for the next seasons
need
II desired, a0e will stare
any Of thsse goods TIL jul
fer you.
Second floor, Market street side. -Four
elevators.
50 China Mating at Sc.
Sl2 China Mating at s.,
Roll OF 40 yards. This
seasons importatit n. Hand
aome patterns. Samples to
any address ior the asking
s,conl Goor, Market street.
Black CSrenadine ant
. Camel Heir Grenadine Dor
! dered witt Satin Stripes
Some OF the patterns hav'
been duplicated eight timet
this reaeon. Slowing up
| litt Now for a qulcl
5 fllsl. 81 so kind for sI.2 )
), 50 k,pd Tor 81 80.
Il Northwest Of centre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-27
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8iid6fsn Iub ibrtsen Srbinarien bss tas
tboliidsn grb.reties Solsenbes:

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Sii9Dfsn Iub ibrissn Srbtnurieu bes tas
tboliidsn grD.reties 5oIsenbes:
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ben Rtr1sn 3u Der Stunbe, mo bieieIben
am ffdrtfsn beiu1t inb, bic erudbnte
pdpfIt1e Alocution In bsr 2aubssipra4e
u~orIeien Iafsn.
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berer Yriefter bas Bolt bsIebren Iafen
ibsr BITE S1psre bss 8erbredens, pom
benz in isner AQocution bic &eoe 1T, weIs
DE 8eosutuns bafsIbs babe. wobtn es
Brsle, iowie aud iiber bic 9sfabr, nell
DE zines Ssoen &elision uno CLAUDE
ausseiest 1T, isitens iener Sscte, weI9e
bic lInporiidtisen burd Gift unb Erus
fdnst unb tbre sanse Wa4t sesen has
r6mtide 8opittbum psnbet. Seruer m6'
gen bic @ldubrsen on bic 8erpfi6tuns
einorinsli4 e~riunert psrbsu, ieaeu Na4
ft'uunsen aus benz Ws9e su seben, ieRe
Secte tu betdmpfsu, ben @laubsn gu nab
zen, ibu bur9 N'ort unb Chat mutbiS gu
betennsu snblt1 nit uusn seisslidsn
UtttteIn bic &s6te hes ,omtiden SOpitss
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6rsibett zines Ssoen eisene 5reibett eng gu:
fo~mmenbanst.
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trauten @ldubiasn Offsntlt9e @sbetsts
unb 0stts Der 9snustbuuns unb BELLA:
men Bulge po,i1retben, bur4 wel4e bic
benz eDult6sn Namsn bur6 bds in &om
erri4tets betlasensusrtbe 0entmaI suse:
fiSte S9a1 seliibnt unb 9O,t,s Corn.
ben bic Siinbeu Der Weniden errest ba
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sesen istne RiIde, uel9e er ttderer 5tie'
ben pieosr itsnten, aIs aud sesea ib,,
6ernoe, bic er Bu bsiisrer @iufidt betsbrsr
unb In ibre miitterlite Slime 5uridfibrer
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geo.: s. @aro. 9 ersa a, 9rdfstt.
Sr. aIopiius, Biido
pom @alincium, Sstreidr