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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

" morning. papa, NINA, gran ma.
Coutiosou slept until tls dawn Aui hy
degrees. as the day Wore on, beer ile. lhe %
chilled bird Chat Journeys lack o. ODE warm
lands when the brown days como. turl.l to.
ward tat great light Slowly the lamp ncut
ono. 3 lI-ltiul dreari1o,s then came over
tle odd. furniture. SD often c4re--al lF Der
little hands. Tine ivory inageof tle Saviour.
lauelL4 on tle wall. seemed t9 Doe leaning
a-siu tle cross II VS. tAe hour when th.
cacs, crow. Tine cAlllrea ut Wavro. awah
marh earlier taaa usual, went % tle doors oi
.heir .r,ms 60 see IF tAoy csal bear any -tA
about tine house s. cry Ie-omi-l m the bed
I0ori
"Olt father, cried Jams throwing him.
slf i.to the arms Of the priest.
Jams. Blossom has mounted into Para
disc, replied the vicar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

Aud never since that tiae has poor JAMS
made ouy sweetcake men ior So. Nicholas
day Translated for The Boston Transcript
from lLe French Of Camille lamounior.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

Tho object Oi fhi. suit is t0 recover sssisst
the defendants TWO hundred ana fIty dol srs.
VITO inf srert thereon a. fhe rate of ak pef
August. l->t uUfl % "a. In ioi0 : the balls 60
OF llf base money guf ny the ltisuiaut. Tor
a steam -aw mIl ard 1Ftufcs. which were sold
i1 hOm.- iarinm. Trustee. under a des1 81
trust fflm "a. 3D. Masters trustee f0r A. 4.
Masters. Dos wifi ami fle said 4. 4. Masters.
Ana HlNlaff having been made ned flol that
" ". Clements, 0uf of tnu ~a'ftulauts, i not
a resident 81 This ~tHfc. FIJI f. ordered that ne
Hpptar here Within uttgsn days sitof due rub-
N'afuu hNrt0f. and au Vhlf Is necessary ~
protect hls Interest ln this suit.
A~Copy-lCste.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
MUSTANG IMMINENT


CURES SWINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
MSS SORES IN H0RSJS d MULESt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA ~ VACATION In
' TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE CIR
CUT COURT or NEW kENT COUNTY,
fEBhl AIRY a. lo,3.
iuolnas htFHsm. trustee. wbo sues for the
pnn.ht Hll go fnc COS al l.. adli. Plaintiff.
against
". ". t.cments and q. G.. runsiail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

HOTEL,
So RoADWAY. HEIWFEN l2rU ANDulA
STREETS.
One block from Union square, NEW lohh
CITY. On cine European plan, newly mo
and furnished. passenger elevator. steam hriif
ll improvements. flue restaurant At loiiihi
nr.so' tu ELEGANT R0um- from l5c go fttn
per uaY. i"o-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
MUSTANG IMMINENT

Efr,D ALWAYS BIZ KEPT IN SHOP,
RIAbLE I'D FACI0KYi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
VlOGD.

PINE OAK
LONG. sAWtU
II
d. Broad uud Pine fultis
h PIlC Hilt aglr.
U-tatHIA1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25

behind Canu thc butchers house; n n1ple
matchmaking him, No. he viii not pass for
an hour.'n
Papa Jans. hearing them talk from below,
came up stairs. and having wrapped tofh-
blossom in % wooden petticoat. carried her TO
SIC window. Tho little white curtain oi "hieh
De raised Snow had fallen in the afternoon
and therr were nearly three inches on tho
ground Tho houece ON the square stood out
90 black under % white wig against "a rel sky
lram which the fakes wceo still falling, rs
falls in May, under the clippers shears, the
fleece from tho sheep Lights were moving
and Che gas jets in the shops reproduced m
rci the shapes az the windows ou the white
ground iu frHst but what Cornbloesom
.HH',al 49, maf 81 all were tine bie umbrellas
of ile market women who. wearing wooden
shoes trimmed with shoopskin With the wool
l.ff ou and their bands under their aprons.
nero seated inthcmdlleof the e4uare. before
tables covered with aorgo tablecloths of blue
and white check, on which wcro spread out
lions m4lo of barley candy. flags Of our
lady of liaI. woolcn headed dolls. maeqr1ni
cake. and other toys ana tooth como dulca
Oas And while the snow daucel in htilc
balls which powdered tho umbrellas and
caused the candle wioks tosputtcr, the poor
children. lalf asleep, anal sucking their
thumbs. dImhly stared iu tnru at fine knick
auae. boo tho shop Windows and the market
WOMEN uh1, with di,toulel checks. punei
.nto their lttie carthcu chatting dishes out 81
ahI.h GeW showers of sparks Now and then
,oullo-om beard the ratting of "a door in
fae Street. and sometimes "a nc.ghbor left his
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
Cf0ARErrEs AND TOBACCO aAsUTAcrUREg
RICHMOND VA
Factories 5lh and Cary and 7th ndCaYSt.

GAKETTEs.-Rtchmond straight Cut
80. / Ghe original BRANDY, Virginia HriKhn'
Opera pu1-, and other popular brands.
SMOKING TOBACCO ichnond Gem
Curly Gut, Richmond Straight Cut, old
Rip Long cat, Dixie chop Cut, smoking
Mixtures lcurlJ cut and sranuIafed5, and Cut
Plug Tobsccos. &c, *, All prepared from
the choicest tObaccOs procu able.
AMIR Ziff ALLEN e bINfEt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
MUSTaNG.LiklMEA

f. FOR Man &BFASr. PENElH4ILS
MffsrIFXEIBRE IOIHE VERY bONE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-25
MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HOLLOWHORN, CAKED BAGS,
GRUB X HOOP DISEASE IN CATVN-Ei
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
Looks Like Business.

Messrs. ]. T. Wilson & Co., propri-
etOrs of the Mountain City Marble
and Granite Works of this place,
shipped to West Tennessee this week
fifteen thousand pounds of tombstone
and monumental work, included in
which was a large and handsome
five hundred dollar monument.
There was some very elaborate cary
ing upon this monument, and alto
gether it was one OF the finest pieces
of work we have ever seen of the
kind. BY turning out such superior
work this firm has built up a large
business. Mr.. Partin left Tuesday
for West Tennessee, to put up the
work, and will be absent about three
weeks.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
MoMINNVILLE,TENNESSEE, SATURDAY AUG. "a, 1889.


-Tullahoma Guardian: Mr.. r. H.
Mason, Of the Warren House, Nc
Minnville, was here yesterday for a
short time. He will have charge of
the boarding department of Cumber-
land Female College the next term
and our friends who send their
daughters to the college can feel as
sured they will be taken care of.
-Messrs. w. f, Bell and j. w. Ir.
win, of the Standard Soap Co., are in
Nashville this week completing ar
engagements for placing the Standard
Soap on the market. 1t is the pur.
pose of the company to establish a
large soap factory here at an early
day, but until this can be done they
will have their goods manufactured
in Nashville. They have a new and
novel plan Of selling soaps, and from
the present outlook they will soon
build up a mammoth business.
The City Schools opened last
Monday. The enrolment at the
white school is nearly two hundred ;
we have not learned the number of
the colored school. Most of the week
has been taken up with grading and
organization, but the scholars are
now in good shape for earnest, effec-
tive work next week. So far as we
can learn Prof. Meadors, the new
superintendent, has made quite a
favorable impression upon the school,
and all of his assistants are proving
themselves we'll fitted for their posi-
tons.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
The Base Ball Games.

The McMinnville B. B. Club went
to Smithville last Saturday to play
the championship game with the
Smithville team. The McMinnville
boys came off victorious this time,
the score standing 16 to II in their
favor. Following is the score by in
nings:
McMinnville. 3-0-0-3-1-6-O-l-2-1
Smithville. ........0-0-0.3.0-2-1-4.1-11.
The following notes Of the game
were reported for the STANDARD :
The game was well played by both
sides, and conducted nicely by UNI
pire Prof. Wrenick, who gave salts
faction to both sides.
McMinnville battery, Chockley
and Phillips, did splendid work, and
won quite reputation as players.
COnkwright played 1st base nicely
with few errors.
Lively's second base playing was
grand, if he can't hold second down
where will you find one that can
There were no flies on short stoI
Macintosh's whirling throw to home
Blakemore held 3rd base down il
good shape.
The fielders, Brown, Blakemore
and Frierson, had nothing to do bu
sit down and wait until their time
came to bat.
Brown sprained his ankle very
badly, but he was the only man OF
both sides that did not strike out
Chockley and Brown were the onl!
two who made twO-base hits. They
missed Fleming in making HON,
runs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

Deputy US, Marshal, Sam Hughes
was fired upon by John Hobs, with
shot gun at thirty yards near White
well, Sequachee Valley, Tuesday
evening, Eight buck shot took eff
feet in Hughes body, but none of the
wounds are serious. Hobs is a moon
sinner from Grundy county. Hughes
had arrested John Upton for Wild
eating shortly before the shooting,
and left him with another officer.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
NelC Barber Shop and Bath Rooms.

Louis Stroud, who has run the
Warren House Barber shop for sever
al years, has moved into the place
formerly occupied by John Ferrel as
a shoe shop, on East Main Street. 1t
has been freshly painted and papered,
and presents very neat and attrac-
tive appearance. He is also having
two good bath rooms fitted up in the
rear of his new barber shop, which
will be ready for use in few weeks.
This is something the town has long
needed, and we hope Louis will be
rewarded for his enterprise by large
patronage.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
LIST OF LETTERS
weeks

Remaining in the Postofice at McAlinn.
Vile, Tenn, for the week ending Aug. %,
which will be forwarded to the Dead Letter
Office if not called for in 80 days.
Cantrell, Hes Mercer, Dora
Harris, Tenne Pohlman, w. II.
King, Mon Weitz, f.
LoofborrOur, Mat White, Theo.
By order of P. o. Department, One Cent
must be collected on ali advertised letters.
Parties calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised"
ED. J. WOOD, P. NJ
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
500 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.
NO.. 40

Situated 10 miles south OF McMinnville,on
Winchester road. 4 fine stock farm. Hick.
DRY Creek runs through it, also an everlaSt.
ing spring branch; well water for stock. 2
brick, frame, and log residences; large
barns good grist and saw mill | store
house and stock of goous. Suitably arrang.
ed to divide into or . smaller farms. | am
anxious to sell within the next weeks, as
am an old man and wish to close up all my
business at once. Come one, come all and
examine for yourselves, or you may regret
il. Aug. 2lsi. 1889 T. T. PEAY,
lIlnlah. Tenn,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
Read This OmicI.

All notes and accounts due Wom>
ack & Colville will be placed in the
hands of officers for collection Sep
TENDER LIST. If you don't want to be
sued, dance to the music and be quick
about it. CHAs. COLVILLE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
NeU BuggieS.

j. p. Gartner has just received
new stock of buggies and road carts.
IfyOu want anything that goes on
wheels, see him before placing your
order.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

The Farmers Alliance and Wheel
organizations of Coffee county will
have a grand union pic mic at the big
spring near Tullahoma today.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

An authentic silver dollar, of the
Confederate States, is valued by coin
collectors at 81, 900. Only a few were
coined before the Confederate mint
ran out of silver.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

Mary Sharp College at Winchester,
is announced to open with an entire
new faculty on the first Monday in
September.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

When a Chinaman goes on the
stage he loses caste, he and his chill
dren after him being deprived of citi-
zenship for four generations.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
TOWN Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

Read Humans advertisement
this week.
Table oil cloth of all widths from
% to 40c. per yd at Seitz& Faulkner's.
DIR. Thos. Blacks family return
ed home from Beersheba Wednesday.
Music given away to customers
at Thurmans'.
Road carts at Morford q Biles',
from SIS to $40.
Mr.. J. p. Gartner made Il bust
ness Tip to Nashville this week.
Give Seitz & Faulkner call be-
fore buying your Boots and Shoes.
Two milk cows for sale.
THURMAN Bros. & Co.
"A few desirable building lots on
Creamery addition for SALE. Inquire
of w. A. johnson.
Miss Kate Lyle, of Rutherford
county, is here on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Colville.
Mrs. H. Rahm visited her
daughter, Mrs. Clenney,at Doyle Sta
ton, White county, this week.
Mai. w. A. Rutherford left
Thursday for eastern Kentucky, and
will be absent for a month or two.
-Messrs. f. H. Jones and d. A.
Ramsey, of Viola, were registered at
the Warren House for dinner Thurs
day.
Mrs. f. p. Clute, of South Pitts
burg, is here on a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. d. f. Wallace, on Rebel
Hill.
DR.. Frank Dake and mother Of
Nashville, are here to spend a few
weeks, and are stopping at the Mad
duX House.
Mr.. l.. p. Sain of Viola, called on
the STANDARD Thursday and left an
order for supply of commercial
stationery.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis and her two
little girls, Lee and Allen, returned
to their home in Robertson county
last Tuesday.
Mr.. f. Waterhouse and wife, OF
Chattanooga, have been visiting rela-
tives in this place and vicinity during
the last week.
-Messrs. S. l.. Colville and J. c.
Biles are off on recreating tour this
week to Monteagle, South Pittsburg,
and other places.
-Messrs. Harry Grannis and Rebt
Gribble, of Lebanon, have been visit
ing Mr.. Alex Black of this place fol
the last ten days.
Mr.. w. H. Ross has been con
fined to his room with sickness sever
al days of this week, but was ou
again Thursday.
ID. l.. Brown received a new
stock of those fine cigars this week
They are acknowledged by all ole
smokers to be the best cigars in town
We would modestly suggest tina
the next dancing master who come
to McMinnville be engaged to give
few lessons in graceful equestrienne
ship.
Miss Belle Smart, who has re
Gently returned home from an extend
ed visit to Chattanooga, was visiting
her many friends in town the first G
this week.
Mrs. Henry Craft and her tw
sons, Messrs. Henry and Paul, arriy
ed from Memphis Thursday, an
will spend a few weeks at the WA
rem House.
Mr.. B. p. Jacobs and wife, VIII
had been visiting the family of M
Thos. II. Eastwood at this place, lie
for their home in Rutherford count
the first of the week.
Miss Naldo Allen and Miss Luc
Roberts, of Birmingham, who hay
been visiting Mr.. Leeper's family fC
two or three weeks, left for the
home this Friday morning.
An effort is being made by son
of the young men here to secure
sufficient number of charter membe
to organize a lodge of knights
Pythias. This is one of the most pc
ular secret orders in existence, parti
ularly among young men, and v
hope they will succeed in getting u
a StronO lndOn moro
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

All Of the street car lines of East
Nashville have been consolidated
and the electric system will be adopt
ed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24
Many Persons

are brOSen down from oyerwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
rebulds the system. aids digestion. removes eX-
cess of bile, and cunes mslaria. Get the genuine.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-24

Work is soon to be commenced on
new Methodist church at Tullaho-
ma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Sie Semperatur In Der Iesten @o9,

Sic Sempsratur in Der Iesten @o9e
mar unsefdbr normal in, sansen Staat ;
absr Der &esenfaI mar, nit Nusnabme
einissr besiinitister Srtidafteu unter benz
Dur1i9nttt. Sonnsni9ein unb marine
Gage finb benz &sifen bss WeIi9torns iebr
siinifis seueien, unb bic &ornernte wirb
uorausftdtli@ bic sr6Bte usrben, bic Soma
ie sebabt bot. Wenu bieie Witteruns mod
swei @o5sn anbdlt, bann wirb ale Srots
sefabr fur bas &orn poribsr isin. Die
Beri1te iber has Orei9s Gr9ebntB BON
&Ieinsetrsibe iinb fortuabrenb sinitis,
unb bic Qualttat TT I'm Gusemeiuen aus
se3sidnst. grairisbeu 1T rei6li9 einses
beimft unb aud fir ben @rtras BON &lees
iamen iinb bic ausf9ten iebr gut. Sir
bic 8isbweibsn unb bus 9erbftpflisen mare
&ssen isbr srpinidt. IspfeI unb Graus
ben finb iebr befriebisenb. Der mittlere
Often bes Staates Ie93t nod &esen. Die
6ise am gnbe Der Dor. Wo1e that benz
8eIi@torn gut, aber ben &artOfieIn wsb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Boa Der 8lutbmeae scr gopularitat

oui ben b66iter @ipieI bes GriOlses setroscn itebt Solicit
ter's Masetbitters oI5 lsudtenocr Sepeis beieu Oa, mas
pirtliaes gerbteuit, seitiet uui bic iber;euscnbe Sroit
bepteiensr lbatiader, errsi6eu farm. Auf benz uorOs unO
benz characterization Sentiment, in europe, auitruIier,
gSsitiuoier, Guatemala unp Ntciio, lbtraa lit bsHsu
Hubm IN ben peiteteu Srsiieu perbreitet uro lie aQe baben
- uuo 3pOr urGui9cioraert - 3eusuiB Der 9%Juitigiten Art
iHr oieis5 uuibertrOfene SeImittsI Obsee9t. Inter ben
Sruutbetsu, iir bic mad ben iberseustucitcu, 6fsHtIideu
unb iadmauniideu getunbunsen has @taseubttters itd
als pobItbdtis wirtsubeo 9eiImittel crwieieu bat, limb ;u
usnueu taltes uub Aedieliieber, G~auenbeidwerbeu, i6ieis
denies 6iebr uuO MiI3beidUsrOcu, Gp5pepiie, sebsrleis
ben, ReruoTtat, S6pd6e, aiisrens uuo SIaisubeidpsrbeu.
G5 hilbert os DISQUALIFICATION Oe5 alters, beiblsunj9t
Seusinrs unO beust ZEN i6leH 6Olsen uou leberanitreus
sans uuO Grit6piung Dor. geute, bic cine iigenbe yebenSs
pstie iabrsu oOer GuitrenSeHOsu Seruf Babeu, psrScH feline
~aurcgeuOt 9~8irtuug nets nugbrtuseuO smpfinber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Nm Sountaa Nadlmittaa D. QB. etpa

I'm Sonnfaa ytd1nllttdg .. US. etrpas
mad pier llbr ipasierten auf benz @eleiie Der
gbicaso, ct. Saul unb &anias Gitp gis
isnbabn, bic bsiben Gaubfummen Irau
&u9eI Sbsparo unb 5rduIeiu Ssnnie Ses
mer. Obsrbalb beg Babnbofes auf eiuen
SIod @%ntfernuns, iauits ber 5us, puff.no,
bIaienb unb i5euerb beran, uul bic bsiben
Spasiersdnsertnnen, bic ni9t pom @sIeife
pi9sn, Dor Der @efabr gu parnen. @be
Der Suasnieur ben 3us gum SaItsn bradte,
bate Der Rubfanser pieieIben erfabt unb
is pom @eIsiie ssporfsn. 0abei brad
Srau Sbspa,b bas S9uIte,bIatt unb e,Iitt
ionfiss SesIetunsen, 5rduleiu 9euter
brad oas Setn an awsi SteIen unb trus
S%erIetun9en am &opfe bauon. Wan
%transportirte bic 8srunslidtsn in Slabs
6aus, no he dr3tli9e Silfe b.tamen.
Die 9smer bisnte bsi gus. Sept uub bic
Sbsparb i'm Suinois Central Depot. Die
9sstere mar 0tttpe unb ioIte in Rur;em
einsn Gaub Ftummsu Don Bellevue bsiras
tbsn. @snn bic innsren 8~srlesunssn nidt
gu i&wer finb, bofit man bic gerwunbet.n
am 9eber su etbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03

Nm Muntas fam Elm iunssr Wann tn
Collects Wirtbidaft unb perIanste eth
@Ius Bter, bas inn uerabreidt warb. 9ls
3abIuns p,aienttrte er cine $50 S9at.
amtanote. gouett, Der benz @aif nidt
traute, idIipite binten gum 9auis binaus
unb ua9 Der erfsn NationaI Bant biuii.
Der, NO er bic Mnweiiuus uorssists. Dort
iabsn bic Sartbeumten idneu, bab man es
nit einem S9winteI gu tbuu babe, unb es
3eiste it9, baB iber bic differ l elmer Doll
Iarnote bic offer SO aufsstIebt mar.
Sonit mar teine,let Menberuns am S1eiu
uo%rsenomuen worben. Mit benz @irtbe
idrttt Der Yolisiit Wurpbp In BITE @irtb.
fdaft binein uno uerbaftete ben Sremben
Obne @eiterss. Der stus rubis nit unb
wirb ii4 Dor ben 8unbesbeamten 3u pers
antworten baben, baB er cine S1aeamtss
nate ssfdIi9t unb usrdnbert babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
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" gorreiponbens.- Stem Oregon,
81. g., 90. Gus. 1889. - 9eebrter Serr
@onner !-Im Is. b. Wts. ftarb gu New
Oregon, @rie Co., Nsu gort, uerieben
NIT allen Sterbeiatramenten, nod elmer
a4tmonatIi&en Srantbsit, Serr 8ernarb
S4roeoer. Scr gerltor5ene war eeboren
gu Toli4ette i'm Canton &ebinsen unb
mai I'M 80. %2sbensiabre. S9roeber NOT
elmer Der ~Iursnburser 9ionisre In grie
Co., g. 9. Siele luremburser Ginwans
berer fanoen BET linn euten &atb unb
Croft; ct mat Elm iiber3euguu9streuer Ea:
tboltt, INNER bereit Istn S4erflsin su
Iaem bsi,utrusen, mas bic gbre 9ottss
forbtrte. @r mar Elm Sreunb uno &enner
bes gboralseianses, ben er, Bis ibm por
wentsen Sabren bic glusen ben Dienff uers
iasten, aud prattitirte. Das gesrdbniB
fanb am l6. Qusuft itatt unb Der 2ei9ens
aug maj Elm FOLDER, mite er tn Iew Oregon
nod ieIten basepeien. S9roeber mar Der
S1uteserpater unieres uateren Msenten,
Serr galeutin S9aus, befen cine Sobn,
Der boom. s. W. S6aus, has 2euitens
amt belt, nobel beIsn anbsrsr Sobn,
g5arles S9aus, ais Diaton, unb Der
Srtspfarrer, Der bo5p. g. S1lee, als
Subbiaton funsirte unb bic Erausrprebist
belt. Sir bic SeeIerrube bes Dubinse'
f9iebenen Qanosmannes - zines e6teu
2urembursers - bitten mir nm etu an:
bd9tises 8utsr unierl Q. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
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Srant s. Cheney bsseu9t unter Glib, bab
er Der dItere GbeiIbaber Der Strma j. 8.
@bsnsp& So. 1T, bic @eiddftei in Der Stabt
Golebp, County unb Staat wie ~obaenannt,
tbut, unb BAT bic senannte Sirma bic Sums
me BON Elm bunbert Dollars an
Oenjeuisen fir irseno einsn unb ieben
Sau BON @atarrb, Der nidt bur6 ben @es
brGu4 pom 6aII's gatarrb Cur
sebeilt werben tann, besabIt.
5rant s. @benep.
8or mir bsidworen uno In meiner @es
senuart unter3ei9net On bieiem, benz 6.
Gag bes Os3embers A. D. 1885.
IT. Ct u. W. @Ieaion,
Seffentltdsr Notar.
9aa's gatarrb Sur piyb iune,Iid ses
nUmmen. un5 mint brett auf bas 8Iut u.
bic S9Ieimbaute bes Spitsms.
s. i. gbenep&g o.,
Eolebo, Ohio.
.Y Bel allen apotbetern %uertauft, Is
Sents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03

Ser triibere SberfaatsanwaIt BON
Soma, Smitb Wcpberion, lit ansetIast,
S2s4l. 80 unteridIasen Su baben. gr err
tIdrt tnbefisn, baB ct benz Staate uidts
iduIoe, unb baB ct ale BON ibm etnses
nommenen @elber, ab5iiglid Der l1utoitsu
Der Seitreibuns on ben S@asmeifsr abges
liefert babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Sdreibt zines uuierer Wedielbldtter :

Die NnsIi6teu aui cine CUTE Grlte IN Soma
i6eiuen aud aui @auner NIB @inpelfGn9er
cine itarte Electromagnetic auS;uiiben. llebers
at lit oaS guno potter SliBableiter' g9enten
r%eiienOer 3eu9banSler, S9a6eriaben II; no,
feOeru lu9en. Die Sarmer tOunen ni6t gu uors
ii9tig ietn, wenu lie nit iol6eu geuteu ami einen
Sanoel eiu9ebeu, oa bic Utebr;abl berielben es
9emObnli6 aui SetrI0 ab9eieben bat. Be
porii9ti9 ioute man iein, meuu man fir
Seute 9(pten ODER ionitiae Yspiers Hnters
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
SeBt 1T bic Reit,

nm Sbre Ser5its& Isibsritoffe. Ssibsns,
Sammets unb @eiBpaaren, Teppids &C.
gu ~taufen, ba unier Eager iest in ieber @b,
tbsiluns complst 1T, unb mir Rdufern
9ortbsiIe bieten, pie ie ni9t anberspO ers
lanst werben tonnen. Sa mir In 9roBen
Quantitaten fur 8aar %faufen, iinb mir in,
Stanbe ss uortbeilbaft fir Ste gu MAIDEN,
Sbre Waaren gu faufen bet
Sas. gent 81 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Sas 6emofratiihe Central Gomite pom

Sup olututtultIWt Oeullut NuutilI pp'A
Dubuque Gountp belt am O%onnsrfas cine
Sisuns i'm gourtbauis ab. Wan bsipra9
aueIlst neutrality-suspicious. in isbr bars
monii9er Irt. Der BsidIuB. ben Supers
piiorenratb au eriu@sn, BET Der ndditsn
Wabl benz SoIte bic 5rase porsuIeseu.
3abl Der Superuiioren ,aut iisbsn gu
permebren, mar elm Sdritt in Der rs1tsn
Ht9tuns, Der einifimmis arsenommen
marb. Drei Superuiioren iiub gu wenis.
Die S4wieristeit befiebt ba,iu, baB bas
@eies beftimmt, baB Elm Gopnib'p nur
etnen Superuiior baben tam. Dubuque
fdme ni4t gu ieinsr bsreGtisten 0ertre.
tuns. aber aud bann nod finb MIR fir
feben fat bret SupsruiiOrsn, unb Dor
Geuiabr liebe it9 bas Statut dnbern.