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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24

msnss bieIt Rsp. dunno pon bsr aasr,
bsilisensGr@e.
Bic ct. Srau; BON saIes Gemeinoe
In Golebour, usI6s bisber pon Der Ct.
Bster unS pauls : @smsinbe tn Souib
S5fcaso aus uerisksu purbe, Sat nun pom,
bo3u' Fen grbbii6of Sssban sinen siseuen
Gectpr, ben bo5w. Sru. s. Bar, erbslten.
Ste 9emeinbs III uorwiesenS tsuti3.
g%rsbiDesie Ct. 9auI.
9aut catholic Giti;su" bat bu5U. s.
@usiner feline Stsle aIs 9rofsTor AM
Ct. Gbomas:S smiua. uisbsrseIsgt unb
wirb bic Elaboration elmer 9srstube in
tisisr 0iSeeis ~iberusbmsn.
0t6csfs Dubuque.
ho6w. 3. G6crbarb, 0. S. B. uon
Sowa rsilte lestsn 6reitns ais gait 5sim
bobp. 3. 8aIentiu, 0. S. B., in ct. So
itpb. Der 5usf hes 5o9p. 9errn pou
Sopa 5ierber betano carin, ebIm. S51es
fern son st. SOiep5 sur Qeituus ieiuer
Stuis ~ s~u8agtrsI, mas ibm aud 81 isi:
usr gr6Btcn 5rsu0e gcIungsn lit.
Ui6csis Norb MinreiOta.
SpdD. 8eusrnIuicar Sttmper Eat cine
garopareiIs ansstrsten. - So5w. N6t
GbsIbrot pom Der Ct. SoburueS: a6tsi 1T
mn 3. Iasait in SsruiaIem auSsIangt.
Oi6csis q]ittsburs.
Ser unldnsit p%eritur6ene giisnbubns
toais 8m,. Cham, bat III isinsm Gotta:
msnts msbrere tatspIii5e 2ufaI.en reid
bsSa5t. 9S srbaltsn: Oas Ws,cy SO.
ipitaI, $40, 900; bic 5stu,atb gum @uten
Sirtsn auf Crop SiI. $4,000; bic RIsinen
Qrmsni5wsftsru, $4,000, bic RIsinsa Gr.
msni3weitsrn in Iaesbsrp $1,000.
DiScsie %QtncoIn.
Sodu. Batter Sciuri& W. &otb, Elm
Der Di0ceIs 9incoIn anseb5riser bsutI5sr
9risiter, 1T sir3ltd i'm Wcbnbauie ieinsr
@Itern In philadelphia mad elmer Iansen,
NIT GROCER 9eouIo ertrasenen Rranfbsit
i'm Gltsr uon SO Slbrsn asforbsn. Der
@e,itorbsne mar Rsctcr bsr sriien In Sin:
coin sersrinosten beutitsn tatbOlii9sn
@ereinbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
Guar, MoieI, GifeI upo Sausrid.

Grisr. Dim IS. 2Iusuf fsierte Der
9artnerusrsin has 6sit bes Yatrons Der
9drtusr, bss 81. Gia.rius. Oas tir6Iide
5sit IN Der Ct. 9~auso!pbs,iras bsiianb in
5o5ant nit Qrsbist, iouis in @sspsr.
Dor Wonateu fam III Erier elm
eiwa l6iibriser gari5s on, Der ansab, er
wifs nibt, ME er beige, unb pOber CT
fannie. Gr Jet biz bnbin BET 3issunsrn
sspsisn. bic ion nGr Sufsp5 senannt bdts
ten. Nus RitIeib nabm Jpn cine bprtiss
RaIiu.anrsfamiIie aui. Sect Bat or 5Ga
on teren gissnt6um usrs1iffsa unb wnIbs.
osB5aIb bieIer Gage usrba'tst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24

Eefultat Der Qshrsrs unb 2ebre,irs
nsn 4rlianssa bts Slbses 1889. ".
8aus.
A. 2sb,er. - IS srbisIts1 bas Srspst.
Dit gui3eidnans" S5aat Gominit aus
0llB, @pert Sob aus Manner, 8ers ). aus
@merinseu, @eglano SOB. GIs Isls.
Wit b" jiote .eeniisnb": Bed Mtatbias aus
Wertsrt. SsriGeio Er. aus Sianoen, Sernsoen
&. aus 0abl, S%lamuang y. aus Gbyiitra6,
@Ooert Alpb. aus Reimbere, Seinii5 i. ans
Nolpeloineen, pub Wti6el aus @onsoori, Soft
WatbiaS aus gjreuenma6er, Rinsele W. aus
@ltlinfter, Relp @r. aus 2ellingen. 9oeners &.
q. aus Sianben, qlbDi9 Sr. aus @ouoerinSen,
Bier &. y. aus Manner, Sboiieler Wtitel aus
2euolinseu, S6mit Dom. aus Sanopeiler,
S5loeIer &. aus Sid q. b. e., Shommes &.
=. aus Mile, 0ilems & =. aus ROspOrt.
Weber .. aus SNridsio, Noli =. aus Seicrt.
b Experiments - SIS srbisIteu bas
Srepst:
rIit srOBer ~GusSeiauuns': Ssins Maria
aus gonnswe9.
,Mit a~usssi3nun0": 9impab Rat5. aus
Qurembur9, SerIeoeu Sol. aus @abl, Seltran9
Qgnes aus SID a. b. u, Sbmit Warie aus
@repenma6er, Glider Barb. aus Steiniel
@orsen Wa9o. aus Soitsrt, Sung 9lnna aus
Seis, S6ie6ter lnna aus 9urembura.
Wit Der 9tote ,seniissno": Geder 9liie aus
Oberbonpen, geder UParia aus Wabl, Sieoers
ft1bt anna aus 0ilb, @geipeloireer Bertha aus
elrembur9, Seilbrlur Waria aus 9rsopri,
SentseS SHE aus @alobiais, Sans gm. ans
96terna6, 9eioenba6 Suianna aus Gttelbriid,
URiAer Gpa aus %Surembnr9. MteInier Rcialie
aus &ooingsu, Brablt Arna aus Seroori, Sbeis
fen Ratbarina aus Sinhertngen.
g%rusnnunssn i'm 9sbrsrps,IonaI. gs
wurben frnannt:
Serr 9iIlter - Siwiu9eu mad sopital, Sr.
S6otter-@Ogtnsea an ben l. grab Der Sna:
benldulc pom Sapl Fri. Sur9erS Sb!eringen
na6 Slerf, Serr S6loeNer-Sorldeio nj ben
2. 9rao Der Ruabsni6ule BON Sommeloin9er,
9r. S6lslier argsbenoer 9ebrer. mad SorI6eio /;
Fri. gdle5, @rIGblebrcriu in RaiierbIQig. ndb
Settin9en. 6err Wsyers. Niiiltroii mad Sber.
leulen, 0err Bier, ansebenoer Sebrer mad
Straiier, {Derr Goulaint-lSilt oil oen l..
@rao Der Ruobenibule uon Silieu, ri. gsibeus
bad, an9ebenoe yebrerin, al bic 8. S6ule pom
UterBt9, Or. Berg -Uteri5eio nab Sdwebiin:
gen, Derr Yel6- Srauiieit mad &Gui9lsiosn,
SRI. Si6ler-NG9!snba1 mad Rsi!er.
psnfonirt:
SBu-9nrembaro, 6rGaleir SoIep6ine Gi0s
bert Sun9liniter anS 6rl. Ssrrens-SGul.
grpelbinasn, IL. Nusuf. gm
setr!ssa abenb sessu Z ller fanb bic gbes
frau bss Iters,s ). y. Eross ibren 67s
iibrisen Wann ,esunss!os ia, Sofs Iisssn.
gin Sd!asanfau bate isinsm 9sbsn Elm
gabs Ssma4t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
Wfitactblilt.
gbicaao, Is. Sept,

GAica9o, 10. Sept., 1859.
SOlssnos SrausrbeidIafs purnen in Der
rssslrdBissu 8sriammIuus bss 2ursus
burger Snsepsnbent Stub en- IS. Sspt.,
1889, ansenommeu.
Sa anbstra5t, bab Der 4Gmddtiae aas
isr aussIts5tss Wits!;so, Ssrr Sobn 8sbr,,
Gbberuisu bat, Jet IS bsi5Iofsn:
Dag Der 9arsmburesr SnSspeaSsnt
Club in bsm 10 iribssitis DabinseiaisOss
uen, Elm gertbes WitglisO, bic Mitslisoer
einsn bo5sei6dsten Jrtaab unb @6nnsr,
bic 0uTemburSer siIsn treuen 2anbsmann,
unb bic Stabt @6icaSo eiusn sutsu Sirssr
p~srloren babsn;
Bei3!ofsn, bab MIR ieinsr 6arliIis u1s
fee berslites Sei!eio bsseusen, uuo ierner
bsi9!oTeu, baB bteis Sei9lafs benz 9roto.
to!e unisrss gluts einperIe,b. unb cine
Ibi1rift bGuon Der 6anliiie bes Ysrftotbes
nen tussiauot werbsn iou.
@uiiap Rappsrt,
@Ouite ), 9. S9ilsss,
U. Stros.
Sobn u. S9uma5er, 9rdI.
Bsrbarb 9.oit, Sscrstarp.
G%orrciponocni.
Suniata, abams So. N.brasta,
ben 10. September, 1889.
2ieber 5rsunb @onnsrl
airSIi4 wareu bter pon ct. Tonatus
unb ct. Ratbariua, Soma. auf Ssiu9:
Mnton Ssplsr, Yster Gbsileu, Diet
Gross, iouis aud fran gilss, Jrau
&rier, frau @rdaeiuaIo unb ibrs Eo1ter,
ferner bic beioen S4psftern Don 9iicoIas
@osbsrt. Mau smpfas bisisIbsu in Sis
ntata sui's bsr5iiafts, tas !Sdnbsbriten
FOLDER alien bieberu B~etannten :cnnte
oar ssin ghbe uesurn. Spnntass, fanb
man fi9 wieber in u~nlersr ct. Iarien
Rir9e psriammsIt, UNI aud benz !ieben
Soft hurd Anb0runs bsi b.. Nelja ieinen
Tribut 3u Soasn. o. pis frsaten f3 ale,
oils fs iabsn. oaB mir bier I'M iernen
Wsiisn In tirdlidsr BsSiebuus ni6t ;urit
iteben. Dant benz botu. 3 StoI1 fiji.
feline snsrsii5e Gbdtiateit, bic 9snsinbs gu
Dem 81 MAIDEN, was Ste Jet 1T. Ndts
itss Sa5r ioG, penn bic glnSie gut aus
IGldst, bic tatboIii1s Icabsmis gsbant
perbeH. @initustlsn nib bic tatboIiide
S1uIe ao9 tn Der 8i,ds ssbal.en. gfa4
benz 9ottssbienit. Iub Ser Sobn 5oii:
man bic gauge @sisai1ait Elm, unb fort
ginss isinsr fattIi9sn Rsiosn3 a.. Wan
amuf,ts ii9 hort auts t6fli5fte unb iprad
pon Dieiem unb Ssnsm aus persanasnen
8siten. limb bas mai bas @nbs pom 2isb
ns9 LANCE nidt. wau i~fattste allen alien
Befaunien Der Rsl5s mad siusH 9siu1 oh.
Bel tisisr @slssenbeit battsn ALE WaBs
bic @ssenb in Iuseni9siu 81 nsbmen.
gle ssfisI ibnen uOrirsfiIta ano lie mug
ten ssiteben, baB 4bams 60. zines Der
beiisn uub i56niten Don st.brasta iei.
Ills alss In @usii9t %ssnomnen, r~Itste
man f9 uisber iir beimpGrts. gsim
MbiGieb fanben R4 ale unisrs 6iiIiben
5rsanbe unb bisfsen Sstanuteu in benz
Sau|e tss perm 6ranf SspIsr wisbsr !3u'
fammsn, man erbsitsrte f9 nod bti elmer,
suten @las Bier, anb lib Elm boomers
abuIi&es breimaIiSss Sod infer sssbrtsn
@afen eri4ausn. S@IieBIid bantten ie
ans fur bic poblpolsabs Iufuubms, unb
fort sinss ben anbsyen Gag per 0ampfrOb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
axs NJ barsifGs 8.
B,reiRigte Staater.

lnier 2anbsmanu, Der bcbp.
p. {. r. S9ls3tsr s. j. III urter bic
0itsratsn sssauscn. gr bat inter benz
1ttel ,9lns.;not" cine b64it intsrsIants
S~rjd5IIng Gus Ben fa!bolii4su SSa:
bianer RiIioasn i'm RaIelosr nes
.6srolb bss @!aa5sns" in ct. 0ouis pers
0ffertltht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
8s0shsrsOSrbuyn

GeiuItot Der Qshrsrs unb 9ebrsrins
men Qriianssa bes SIbsss 1889. ".
iHauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24

0obGperie5en nit ben Seilsmittelu Der
tatbOlii6eu Stride iiarb in, Qlter pon &C Sabren
in ct. Ni6o!aus. Serr Satob 8aui6. Ger
8eritorbeue lit ieit Sabrcu OIL gitntd. am
@rabe bsS 8eritorbsnen trauerr orei finoer;
bieien unicr geileio uno benz 8eritorbeueU bic
enioe Hubel
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04
Paine's
Celery Compound

10 . unique Tonic and Appsvs0, PDeosonS
70 tne tasie auiek %! IL actSoa, ana Win 5s;i
sny in!etioos "a. Of Y eiyes that rSe6sd
u cures oyspepsia and iindred a otSosS
Rhyslesans prsscrtbs t. oLol. olx fce 6 90
Druggists. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04
VIII II Profit Them.

Tho holders of the third preference
9onds complain that in the recent divi.
o3on Of Readings profits, they were
e1ly gi7en half as much as the
eond pnfsrence bondaolders, and
~ propose TO examine the
opks and ste whether they have been
10y treated ; . privilege which is given
1Gm under their agreement with the
ID0paDy. 1t is these people in Europe
o uhom President Corbin lately cabled
- The Psnnsylyania courts were open.
~ seem disposed to accept their ser
-, and Vermiye & Co., OF New York
eoossiny the bali In motion. IL is very
eer movement, and it would be well ii
~ and b0ndholders generally were
ke to examine their compaDy's books.
q - lhls case however, without pretending
T. Know more about the matter than any.
y else Who only sees what IL on the
snes, We are rot disposed to believe
- thu third preference people will take
- by their motion and they may
~ nld that the 81 per cent. that they
"a osck-keepiDg profit. President
>oeet dhpatch TO them seems 20
- bean inspired by Q conyic.
- that they were an migrate.
~ OF dogs, in not bsipg
~ a. eettirg ANY thing, when be had
Doeh trouble 70 give them anything.
ehisd preference 10 q preference
y Vel down, We believe, aud comes
- hstsg No preference st Ill. We
~ pssscd 70 be posted particularly
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

ssd were vssy fsvsgabiy inp1sssed witA
RABsr KnAusxorr leosured 10 Phiisdsl.
phia On 0uo0ay On the disposal q ~ deed,
ao0 q tho oouroo Of he fomofke noelood
tho snhjsss q 0rsmstlon . sh0 revival q -
aacIent IdsA lnanw dscedeA hs 6slieyco.
ssld q. are spsiasins up evs.ywhSss.
locinoe6tosu ere erected in oil Ne large
oltiss; soieoos indorsss II, aud many
oisrgymeo, both Christian end Jewish, hsvs
giv6n it the stamp Of their approval
rcscs ~ snS ercvS sao sns !soOL " q
repulslvo aotivity ensusA Sanitary 0oloooo
knows many reasons IN favor Of cfomatioos
Ds. Ksauskopf noticed some Of the objec.
tions, end replied 10 them with stro0g
reasons On the other side.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04
PERSONAL.


DIR. JOHN B. DEAvER, of the Uniyersity
OF Pepnsyivsnia, intends shortly to publish
anew textbook on typographical anatomy.
MRS. MATILDA GRIswoLD FRELINo.
HuYsES, widow OF the late ex Secretary OF
State Frederick T. Freiiughuysen, died On
Sunday At Newark, N. J.
MAX ORELL glsefully announcer that
bis book on "Jonathsn snd His Cont
nsnv is enjoying . marvellous success in
lis French edition. "
LORD hoPEToUN recently discoys,es,
accidentally, In the library OF his country
mansion copy OF the famous Msz,rin
bioies which he has sincs sold for e OO0.
All the impecunious peers 10 this kin dom
are now overhsuiing their Iibrsries iS the
nope OF msking IN equally valuable fnd.
PREsIDENT CLEVELAND and Sec retarv
whitney nave each given e25 and Col.
Lamont Sl0 TO the fund being raised bv
savApnsh newspaper men for the family Of
the late Edwin Martin, who died during
the late J Jacksonville yellow fever epid mic.
The president and his party met M Martin
isss February when they were IN FioTids
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

- 70 the condition and bsauty
Of each Of the numerous Glasses
OF The Reading indebtedness, but We
understand that In the "demnition
total they are . goodly sum, that 4
able 10 keep the company buzziDg about
to make both ends meet; and that when
. big strike such % It had last year,
aod . warm winter, such - it his this
year, como together 10 diminish lts coal
sales, there 10 not much room for big div.
idends 10 low down preference share-
holders, In the immediate past orSpresent
income.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

THERE has been an absurd row In . Gin
clnnati Baptist church over the color line,
and IL II bad happened ON the other bsuk of
the Ohio river We would hear more wild
talk OF the race intolerance OF the South.
With questionable taste Q colored woman
and her daughter sought to take part In the
tsoed rites OF Christianity ~ observed In
Ssshionabls church and number OF mem.
bers who had doubtless paid their share 10
support African missionaries were foolish
enough 70 object The pastor seems to
have been man OF character and mansged
10 bring the objecIors 70 their senses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

BARNuM again 70 holds the palm -
thesgrsatest advertiser in the show busi.
ness for he has just regained Il from Fore
paueh, whose magnificent git Of elephants
TO Philadelphia and New York made Q
fne sensation. Bsrnum's plan IL much less
expsuaive but quite - effective. He bad
his animals shocked with powerful electric
currents and the Interesting story Of
their behavior 10 telegrsphed over the
country, the performance being introduced
asa series ef electrical experiments con.
Quoted BY . party OF scientists from New
York whose names ere strangely withheld.
With scientific gravity the ohms Of resis.
ssucs are given, but the chief object OF tho
mysterious scientists appears 10 have been
to make the snimals dance and howl. AZ
rule the wild beasts did not like The trial
and bsboon made furious resistance while
q wolf cat upon his hsunches and cried
piteously. The monkeys screamed -
though In pain and when released showed
great curiosity. "a large blue monkey
was 20 interested that when released he
and In second was tearing Il apart ~ II "a
proved the star attractions OF the day.
Thsy actually enjoyed the sensation in
every instance except whom . stropG
current was pssaed through the trunk,
When . few cells were employed
the huge beasts did not seem 20 feel the
current, but when the full battery was ap-
piled they rubbed their legs together
caressed visitors and keeper alike and
equealed their apparent delight No oddel
sight was ever seen than an elephant, will
mouth wide open. with one sclentis
holding sponge on the huge tongue and
second apply Ing smother sponge to the TOO
| OF his tiny tall"
We may expect to see this spectacle
repeated under the circus tent this spring
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04
a TRAMP.

4 TRAMP.
Wal. boss. yer may b right
'spose Il DO look out O. place.
This ring on my paw, sight
Yes, I en- tough old case.
Been through o bit o. life
Soon heap o. troubla TOO.
Tisht places, whar my knife
sortcr friendly pulled me through.
You Amt ther fust ter anosr
That this little golden band
Looks out o. place ana queer
On my old moasly hand.
But say, bcss, does Yer Sp0Do
war born Ike this-a trAmps
0tnf Wal. yes. ana here goes
Their respects Of o fust- class scamp.
Tho ring Wal, boss, don't nina
As tellin' you. this ring were
4 woman's, ~ true and kind
A. ever breathed the air.
And she war my fust love,
Her LIPS the fust kissed.
ehs war gentle, like dove
And-wals boss-shss missed.
Ny sweetheart No. boss. no;
she war more than that 20 me.
Ana says II - oustter know,
Cause she held me ON her knee
Long fore could oven creep.
Ana she used to nearly smother
Ne with love fore couii peep.
she's dead now. boss s-my moth,r.
ldidnt get her bleGsin', boss.
'rore che died. war miles away
when heard she'd gone across
Their holy river Of life. But say,
Boss, you be kinder icken.hearted,
You're weepin'. elss your eyes arc bad.
Not you don't say they've Jest carted
Away your motherf Wal, that's sad
-From the american.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

liz The February number OF the Forum,
Prof Cleveland Abbs writes sbout the
weather spd particularly the ohapgesbility
Of climate which he says IL modern notion.
In 1917 Cuvisr published his "Discourse
ON the Revolutions OF the Surface OF tho
Globe snG the changes thereby Produced
In tho Animal Kingdom" This was at
that day considered a. o0ntrsdicting ancient
trad iiions and tho evidences Of the sensea
Cuvier had In mind slow changes which
were In progress through long ages and
resulting from geological alteration.
Professor Abbe says that % the averages
and extremes OF mpersture, rainfall aud
other atmospheric phenomena diter from
year 10 year and one or two abnormal years
may greatly affect the average OF any short
terms IN which they occur, IL IL necessary,
In order to know what the climate OF any
place really Is, to consider the facts through
. long period OF time We have trust
worthy records covering periods Of several
years, but In order to know that an
sctusl change OF climate il In
progress 1. would be necessary to
examine facts over . long period. He evon
says that II We hsd records for Q hundred
years, tho average OF each quarter century
showing steady charge In one direction,
We could not assume Q change of climate
was In progress, unless the movement was
very marked indeed. He says that there
In scarcely = single station with respect q
which We have data competent to decide
the question a. to whether the mean lem,
pera,ure Of any month may have changed
one twentieth OF . degree Fahrenheit dur.
ing the present century. The difficulty Il
that there arc no ancient records OF Ihes<
matters. aud In our perplexity to know
what ancient climates were, recourse hal
been had 10 the periodic phenomsus ol
animal and vegetable life, the flight ol
birds, and the ripening OF plants. But
Prof Abbe holds that there 10 no evidence
OF any ssnsible change In the climate at any
point OF the esrth's surface during the pssi
1000 yeas. The fact that Chsldes, ERy pit,
and Arizona contain deserts, where there
was formerly cultivation, is no evidence
OF q chsDge OF climsie. The ancient fertil
iy OF these countries may have been due
to skillful irrigation rather than to more
abundant rains The one natural phenom.
non which has had careful observation In an.
Client and modern times, 10 the rise and
fall OF the Nile, aud II records OF this shoul d
be found upon monuments OF Egypt, the
ancient and modern climate OF the Nile
Valley could be compared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

WILLS we hav been watching the effort
OF Germany TO gobble Samoa tho Standard
oil company hss managed almost unob.
served TO gobble its only important com.
petitor, the AmsEpu oil company. This
company operated 5000 acres OF the most
valuable oil territory In Ohio, situated In
Wood and Bandusky counties Il was or.
ganissd In last June BY number Of Penn.
sylvsnis capitalists. Their capital stock
amounted TO sSO0.0O They had 81 wells
drilled, and their monthly production 10
now 76, 600 barrels Of oil.
The Standard feared that the Amaxon
might soon grow to dangerous strength and
an ON ser OF the latter company said they
sold out because at Is cents barrel for oil
they did not think 1t would warrant them
TO keep up such an immense corporation.
The work II required was too much aud the
profits wore not large enough. He added
al ought 70 say that the outlook In the oil
business is 90 unpromising at present that
We wero mighty glad to sell. A concern
like the andsrd oil company can manip
ulste the territory We sold to them with Z
great doal more facility, and with Less
expense" Or course these reasons should
be taken woil sslted, and Il seems to pay to
start q Standard monopoly rival, ~ the
same official claimed that the sale was ''noI
| far below the capital stock" and appeared
| to be very cheerful over It.
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DR.. Bulis Cough syrup is particularly 70
commended for children. 1t cures coughs
colds, GROUP. sore throat, ana whoOping cOug h.
II II pleasant to tho tasta. ana acts like q
charm. % rents.
"Jack shall pipe ana GIL shall dance" Just az
long out In the open barn hs they piea'0 The
Tres born american citizen don't fear neural.
Ria with Salvation Uti 10 tho front. Price .:
cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-04

Dilmond Dyes Color Sos. :.ny!,.a,sg M. a.y co.or;
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WELLS. RICHARDS N . co, Bsr:isrsoa.
We.
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pAIxrs OELsKY OoI1roUxn
IT MAKES YOU HUNGRY.

~ have ussa rair 80 cslsry ooupossd an0
it he's haa sa1utary e0kcI 1t iavioueaaes
The system ana feel liho . nsw 0an. q n.
pores the appstite ana fsclita ~ eigsstaoa. y
J.T. lorsLAHp, HFimus, D. q
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ranASsESulA. Meaaays re-. 1 iaA
We know Of no other roof |
that covers such q stock Of
Black Dress Goods. We are |
all the time gathering from |
French, German and English |
looms whatever sort you can
most wisely buy. Take what |
one manufacturer sends us a. q
sample Of all:
Silk-and.Wools:
Bsp s'xi%s . 9. q g: q - y anass %
sas:,se siss.;s Sioss; si y Is 4, 3 g. y 4 . T. "
s:$::;' s$::; S3:ssi I; III. = /" ''*' a."
ss::s'Ss ~; ois,s g e ss.. Z = 4 r = 3 T.
y:iI;sf; y:iIs Is; L +; e, e &c :. . u.
All.Wools:
HSssr S.%si s:is ess sss ssS " Iso 70
inSis % ssmsi HAIR, light weight. q tous.
Mourning Cloth 7sc 70 NsE
goniiis. ess t,M9s
i.rsp Alma. i GO Ton.
Twiiied sarsS. &c 70 d q.
We stand behind every stuff on
the list-weave, color, finish.
wear.
Three more lines nearly as
full. Have you any doubt
where the Black Dress Goods
trade is being done?
Northwest Of centre.
We will sell to day at the
Chestnut street end Of the store
233 Mems Jersey or Stockinet
Goats for So each; have been
| 1878, IS, and So.
rs Blanket Bath Wraps for
S., from 80 and $40.
al London made Steamer,
Lap or Carriage Robes at
$2.so; price has been IS.
West Of Chestnut street middle entrance.
| January was a month ol
rush, crush and scurry in Lin.
ems as we'll In other goods,
Clearing out. the old to make
place for the new.
Always new things In Linens
but most sorts come thickest
now. Prices ground to a razor.
edge.
Among the latest comers are
six good patterns SO inche.
wide Double Damask Table
Linen at $I.Io. Matching
Napkins are $2.25 for q, and
$3.50 for "a.
One OF the richest and fines
Table Cloths we have (new de-
sign) is S yards long and ~
yards wide. Napkins to match
$4S Tor the set.
i 8xIo Colored Table Cloths
borders in delicate shades
$3.50. Doylies to match.
The new Floor Linens are il
: sight. More novelty in then
. and more kinds to be move
with than for many a day.
stsir Linens. extra heavy exclu:,ys
Req ns. ana brEwn I. ,n ., ,nss. sss,r Lnsgs (old
BrownRnd-whits floor Damssk. two
new patterns, seven widths, % te $50
Turkey red and.brown Floor Camasks,
81 and inohes. sl - and $3.50.
Twiilsa slo1r Dalnask, with red check.
~ sab No. and leo inches, na'. na ana
You can't well 60 amiss Of ex
ira attractive prices all througl
Linens. Here are five specia
things almost at random:
7linch Bleached Table Linen. 700.
xNapktns. nns Double Dsmask; Is
Isinch Doyiie.. plain White. q a dozen.
s9to 70 oinoh French Linen shesting.
Pain White Damask Towels. knottsd
fringe. Csc each
!. Southwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Il H0USsFURNISHIN0.
TaE PEOPLE's DASH STORE.