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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
EniIurc of IIniier.

Edward a. Greene n Co. to-day issued
an attachment against the property of
George Bollman, hat manufacturer Of
Adansiown. Mr.. Bollman resides ut
Reading. The affidavit filed by Greene n
Co. sets forth that Bolman is indebted to
them in the sum of -, ,235S5 for wool sold
and that he is about To assign and dispose
of his property with intent 10 defroud his
creditors.
Bollman on saturday confessed judg-
mcnt Ia favor of a number of persons. tho
aggregate amount of judgments entered
against him on that date was i,79o.p2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
THE BOSTON IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
she 'oli,des with the Venerable Ncr-
mont While Mnklng Her Dock.


The United States cruiser Boston which
ran on u rock ut Rose Island near New
port, on Saturday and tore n hole in her
bottom, returned To the Brooklyn navy
yard Monday evening and signalized her
advent by smashing into the stern of the
receiving ship Vermont, tearing away the
raul oil that veteran craft and scratching all
the paint OH her own sides.
When the Boston reached the ward, soy
eral of the tugs were made fast To her and
attempted Ia swing her into position at the
main dock, where the Puritan is also living.
In order Ia swing the vessel into position
II was necessary 10 turn the edge of the
cob dock, whore the Vermont is moored
captain o'kane either miscalculatcd the
stance or the force of the tide, for in
Il at OF clearing the cob dock the Bost III
crashed into 1.-The stern of the Vermont
The tugs immediately put about and pulled
and struggled to clear the Boston and
finally succeeded, with the help of the
sailors who pushed against the side of the
cruiser. After AN hour of very hard work
the eriatic man ot-war WIS safely dock cd
Captain Okane said that the hole in the
bottom of the BOSTON was partially re-
paired before the ship lefl Newport. The
trip was made without special incident and
in fair time, the Boston making but little
water \ force of men will be set to work
to-day "a repair the damage done to the
Vermont by the collision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
DESTROYED By An Inc.ndinrx Fire,

This morning at an early hour the large
frame barn and contents belonging to Mrs.
Dorothy Brown, near Smodley's mill in
Fulton township, was destroyed by fire.
The contents consisted of hay, grain, farm
ing implements, a pair of valuable mules
and n horse. Tho fire is supposed To have
been the work of an incendiary. The loss
on barn IS covered Ivy insurance in the
Chester County Mutual Insurance com
pany, but there was very little insurance
on the contents. The total lYss will be
about 81 600
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PuiLApELPBfA, Aug o.-Noon- Flour quiet
Penna supers, 5o6p3 90; extra, 3 lOa3 30
family. I coal IS; roller, i25ai55; patent,
s. UG5 90
Wheat, quiet; No. Red, new, s5%c; No I
Penn'a Red, 92c.
Corn scarce No. 2, SIC.
Oats steady No. White 341,@3itSc. No. 2
mixed 1li$. -
Bran duh Winter i2 5OaIi5O,
Baled hay steady: II 06l7 30 as TO quality ;
timothy ~ pal7 30 for choice: mixed, I0fpl2 90
bolcd rye straw, new, sl3 30.
Butter quiet; Penna creamery extra,
l7Lmlsc Pcnn'n nrsts extra 2tsa27.
Eggs--choice stock firm; Penn'a firsts l5Iac
Cheese frin part skins, 5@7c; full skins,
imli&c.
Petroleum steady refined In bbis, 81 90
Potatoes firm Do;tjc n basket.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
4 Iseputtcul plui,t.

Among the collection of rare and beauti-
lul h"wers belonging to Joseph J. Ryan, of
No il3 South Queen street, there is a plant
hc bought in Florida. II was grown from
ahulh and blooms four times wear. II is
named " crinium amibicl." The leaves are
cnsiiurm in shape. II now has ON il seven
howcrs of very delicate pink aud bright
white colors. kS eNserted stamcns are choc-
olato color. 1t is beautiful plant and
greatly admired by all who saw it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

'ufr Excursion Ia Niagara Falls Via. Read
ing Railroad, Thursday, August II. Round
trip tickets good for seven days Fure only
sion' Leave Lancaster, King street, at 7:90.
columbia M 1:A Tickets good going via.
Reading and Lchigh Valley, popular scenic
route, aud good TO return via. Canaudaigua and
Pennu II. II. tn Harrisburg and Reading n. n.
I" destination. Tickets good to stop al Mat
hlns Glen returning. Cheapest and finest trip
ever offered by Reading railroad.
augd,7 10. ~ II ltlltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

Judge Thurman aud wife, accompanied
,, nS tue ihtnlly of his son, Mr.. Allan W.
Thurman, len Columbus this morning for
Hot Springs, Va, where tho venerable
statesman will receive treatment for his old
malady, the rheumatism. The party will
stop over at White sulphur Springs one
lay for rest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

William i. Gerstley aud William Dom
met were heard before Alderman Patrick
Donnclly last evening on a charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
They were discharged with reprimand
ON payment Of costs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
The lh,ci ESCAPED.

Private Watchman Shubrooks saw a
man in the yard of John IL. Baumgard-
ner on Monday night, In running To
arrest him the Waterman was attacked by
the dog of Frank X. Howell, aud by the
time hs got rid of the dog, the supposed
thief made his eScapg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
To Jail for Five hay.

Charles Miller, who was arrested at the
corner of Lime and Middle streets 10y officer
Merringer, on Monday night, for drunk en-
ness aud disorderly conduct, was sent To
lail for i've days by Alderman A. +.
Donnelly to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

one of the shortest wills on record in
this county is that ofCol. VIM. Is. Fordney.
probated to-day. II is written on a piece
of paper about the size of "A bank cheek
and IN three lines he disposcs OF his estate.
II goes 10 his wife, and after her death To
ms children. 1t Was made about wear
ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

The state department on Monday re-
ceived n telegram from l.. :. Consul Phe-
Ian, ~ Halifax, reporting that the schooner
Nidotte, seized on saturday for violation of
the custom laws, was Internationally re-
leased on Monday
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

MR.. joins '. NuNpERsNIrIi, the wcIl-known
and efficient carpet fittcr. resigned his fnr,ns,
roSiiioi siN weeks ago. The resignation went
luto effect ON saturday last. Mr.. NuudcrSmith
can nov he found at his place of business. m,
Lancaster Carpet House, ls, - aud =, Fast
orange street, where he would he glad 10 meet
his lrlend- and natIons. SCI bis adNerlisemcni.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
sale of Rcnl Estate.

joel l.. llaines auctionoer sold on Mon
day evening, ut the Leopard hotel for
John Kane the following real estate: The
three-story brick dwelling, No. 227 West
Vine street, I" Anna Mary Widmyer for
sl'iol "lgarnakors shop, rear of No. 76G
Marietta avenue. 10 II. &. HarnCr for S5l2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
FxscutIonsIss,,.d

Execution was issued for 81 700 to-day
against Gabriel Beamsderfer. farmer. of
Warwick township, by John Buckwalter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
The roth at Chickanas,ga.

\ meeting of representatives of the 10Th
Regiment was held on Monday evening at
Alderman Barrs office.
Col. Jlambright read communication
from Major Geo. u. Davis, of the war
department thanking him for the interest
taken by tho members Of the roth Regi-
ment In preparing a history of the part the
regiment took in the battle Of Chcka-
muaga.
Col. llambright, j. X. Barr, Col. David
Miles, J. W. Keller and VIM. y. Clark
were appointed as a committee to prepare
report of the battle from the memoranda
handed 10 them.
Diaries of the regiments part in the battle
were handed TO the committee by Lieut..
Huiinagle, Thos. B. Hamblcton, Sergeant
Clark and J. X. Barr.
The next meeting will be held on August
g. nj n, IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
s,u,,cr px.,.,ro

Mf. William McComsey Is taking his
annual summer vacation In drive through
the southern end of Lancaster county. lie
will be absent week.
Miss Sidowa NJ. Wolf, Of Paterson, n. j.,
former resident of Lancaster, IL visiting
Mrs. II. e. Sebner.
The Bay club left Lancaster for Balti-
more this morning. Many Of their friends
were nj the station to see them of.
The Lancaster members Of q. J. =.
Raubs club, who will also cruise on the
Chesapeake, lefi on this mornings early
train for IIavre dc Grace
Miss Lille Garvin left on Monday for a
three weeks visit to York, Washington
and Baltimore.
Rev. Seth j.. W. Smith, Of the Straw
berry Street African Methodist church, has
made arrangements for an excursion TO
Mt Grctna on Thursday, August -.
Tho annual reunion of the Lancaster and
Lebanon Choral Union, postponed on ac-
count of rain, will be held at Mt. Grctna
tomorrow. Indications point to large
excursion. Excursion trains will leave
Mannheim after the arrival Of the morning
and noon trains.
". n. Foy and NJ. Miller Pfoutz are
spending their vacation. cunning and fish
ing in the neighborhood of Mannheim.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
'THE ELASTIC SOLE BRAND.
Ladies Turn Shoes !

OF these admirable and very desirable
shapes of shoes we have quite number
of different makes, medium grades and
very fine. To tell of the merits of Turn
Sole Shoes Is not to tell anything that's
new to Ladies who have worn them, but
to those who have not and who are not
familiar with them a description, per-
haps, will not be out of place. The up
pers are made of light and very pliable
feathers. Have pump or slipper soles,
extra light and flexible, yielding readily
to every action of the foot. Are made
without inner soles there's but one
thickness of leather only. This makes
as handsome Il shoe as one can wish for,
and there are few shapes that give so
these. Made over correct shaped lasts,
they fit the foot as glove does the hand
and are easily "broken in " the first
time they are worn, with little hurt,
however sensitive the foot. Each pair
shows an amount of care in its finish not
often equalled, and II superior quality of
workmanship deserving of praise. Taste
ful in design, graceful in appearance,
shoes that ladies may take pride III
wearing. Fine, thin, light, specially
adapted for fine dress and positive ease
and comfort in wearing. Are not recon-
mended for rough usage. The prices
range from 500 To $500, with special
discount on some sizes that make them
the cheapest fine shoes ever sold in Ian
caster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
v1>HERE Is NO SENSE IN SUFFERING
Il with Corns and Buniors, when
CORN fTrnE

IMPoRfANT.
i SEND FOR THE CAT.
alogue lust issued Of the LANCASTER BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE containing testimonials from
our Boys and Girls abroad and at home, list of
pupils IN attendance during the past year,
course OF study. type-writing included), etc.
tion and phototype views Of the theory and
business practice departments will be out in n
few weeks. This Is fac-simile from photograph.
Cali or send to l0IS T.. King 1T.
Address II. c. WEIDLER, Principal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
4les, ADVERTISEMENTS

nUR GOLDEN LION AND MIA oUENDA
~ Cigars, SC cigars are hand made with long
Clear Havana Filler, SOS and i0Oe boxe..
DEMUTHs CIGAR STORE,
alStIuh ia East King Street.
DROP. wM. J. sTRICKLAND, TEACHER
Il OF fMUSlC.--Thorough instructions given
on the organ, piano, VIOLIN flute, etc; also cul.
uvation of the voice. Applications received nj
40. ~ st Joseph street, parsonage u St
Joseph s Church. jyl0lmd
NNyINEs--DEtDE LAUBENHEI.
w MER, Oppcnhcimer, Hochheilner Dry
Catawba, st. Julian Clarcts.
NO. Is CENTRE SQUARE.
DUBLiC SALE-OS WEDNESDAY AFTER
il noon at one o'clock, sharp. at No 81 North
Shipper street, large lot Of first-class Furni-
ture, among which are three Elegant Beds, with
Bedding, Parlor Suit, Hat-rack, Chairs, Tables,
Carpets. Heater, Kitchen Furniture, Glass and
3neensware, etc Everything Is n good condi-
B.F. RowE. Auctioneer. an52td
v1>HERE ~ NO SENSE IN SUFFERING
l. with Corns and Bunior:s, when
COCHRAN's CORN CURE
VIII always cure. A well known lady In Ian
that she could scarcely walk. One application
entirely removed the pain. 1t II guaranteed 10
cure or the money WIN be refunded Price, IS
cents. For sale only at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nos. lH d 1@ North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa.
Tu.Th.sR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06

- Leather Rollers, Tan Packers, Triple Horse
Powers, Milling and Mining Machinery, at
JOHN BESTS. SsJ5 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-06
atrru ADVERTISEMENTS.

A RSOLUTELY PURE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
Seines feifen 8oriates unsea9tet, bic

Ssinss feifen goriatss unseadtet. BITE
Spanterin gu perseiIsn, muBte b'atuepile
INNER baran bentsn, baB fs s%eueint, I'm
i'm 9euetnt babe. -. l1nb Oh fe ie'ner
aud iett wobl nod seba9te, Oh nt9t bic
3ett ben Susenbtraum peruiIdte, mo bic
SertdItnife elmer m0sIiden Sersinisuns
it9 10 feinbli9 entsessniteuten?.
@ismanb bdtts ibm bieie Srase beants
worter fcnnen, ouBer Donna @racia ieIbft,
bsnn ie sos fsinen Wsni1sn ms Gsrs
trauen unb In ibrer 9sbensweiie dubsrte
it9 ni9ts, nur bas 2a@en' i9ien fie usrs
Iernt gu baben.
SIN Sribltns bes S1brss 1856 erneuerte
iid Der Rties, tnbem suei sroBe gnfibrer,
betoe Srantoien, tEarenne uub GonSe, fi9
miteinanbet maBsn.
Die Ousnua Npoqiua rpar nibt ,uenis
eritaunt. bic ionf 10 iorsIoisD Donna @raeia
NIT dnsitli9er Spannuug allen Eruppens
b~smssunssn folsen unb mad allen Bs9iels
fdasn bes &riesss foriden gu iebsn.
DEN Namen, benz fe unter benen ber
Eobten ober 8srpunbeten 3u bese9neH
fir9tste, fanb is nidt; ss uersinsen ;usi
Sabre, obns buB ibr cine GanSe jusins BON
BEN Warn, ben is Iiebte.
Sn goIse bes aususifunss5sfsb!s isis
tens Der ipanii9en &ssieruns bate Der tn
SariS peilenbe BrtnS Sran, pom 2ubrts
XIV. fur bic ebemalisen 8stbannten bic
Sersinitisuus erporben, pon ibrem Oos
mainen wieber Seiib nebrsn sa birfen
uno 10 besaben fi1 ale mad unb mad in
ibr 8aterIanb Surid. @ls Donna @racia
bic TamiIisu, bsneu fe sswobnt seusieu
mar In Der @slt gu ~beaesnsn, cine mad
Der anbern peri1winben iab, mar es ibr
ais serrifs bas lsste ganb, bas fte nit benz
b'atqeutae 70 tbsuren 9otbrinSen uers
tnipfte.
Ser SeIb3us bss Sabrss 1856 mar sldn'
ssnb fir 6rantrei9, Obne sIei9pobI erbsb:
Iide &siuItate berbeisufibren. Eurenne
bate Ga Gapeae sswonnen, Dor @ambrap
aber mar es Gonb6 ~geIuusen, feline Stnie
;u burdbredeu unb BON benz Srte Beis
au nebmen. SIN Serbit febrte Der General
SusliaIousne mad grifeI 3ursd, unb Don
@uBmann be 3asa ur,armte mad 3sbnmos
natli9sr Grennuns feline To9tsr, aIs Oh
ct ite erit seitern uerIahen bdtte.
guf ausbridlider 8efebl bes Yrin,en
Srans bate Der Sbrtit b'4iusuiae an benz
Selb3use ni9t tbsilsenommen, ionbern bic
Wonate Der &ube, weIde CUR 9eiluns ieis
ner Bunbe no~tbuenbis waren, aui ietnem
udterIiden 9ute 3usebra9t, i'm sSamiItens
trsiie !9eiluug Der @unbcu bss 9er;ens
iu3enb. Ser 5eIb5us bss Slbres 1867.
erit bra3te ibn an bic Spite ieinss Resis
ments 5urit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
XII.

Ser in ben poftiuon Der Barsnin Don
glinGamp perpanbsIte 9err pan Beer
belt es fur anseaeist, einise Stunben Der
gfa9t in SeneHe ansu5alten, tamit bic
9ferbe ausruben fonnteu. Die Baronin
psrIieB inbeIIen ben Basen nitt, unb 10
fonute man Dor Easssanbru9 bte &eiie
fortlesen, in Der 9offauns, unbeadtet
uuS unbsIditist Raubeuge gu errei5en.
Die Cambridge Tag wabrerb tes Dins
tiers 5iemLi5 einfam uub 6be; ienieits
gin9e lieS pan Beer bic Yferbe lanSia'
mer 9eben, i'm S5ritt fubr Der Basen ben
5issl biuab, Gil be6su SUB bas 9aus bes
Batter Stmon geIs9eu mar. @ben bate
man baiIeIbe errsi3t, als pan Seer einen
Grupp gauaqerte am Bese lasern fab.
Sstn S9rsdsn mar sroB i'm eriten Gusens
bid, bis er bic fran5Offden nniformen
ertannte. gr belt on unb trat an ben
8aseni6Ias, UNI bic Sarcniu 3u benG4s
ri3tigen.
Sc werbeu SoIbaten aug Der @arnifon
Waubsuse iein, uuf einem &ecosnoscis
ruussritt besriffeu, iaste ct. gieuei9t
;bdten mir gut, IN bteies 9aus ein3utsb;
rem, mir t6nnten bann In grfabruus sies
BEN, Oh fe mad Mau6euse suridreiten.
Sn benz Sau waren fe lir Sud cine chen
70 i9ere ais unerwartete gstorte.
Die garonin tbeilts feline &nii9t, ittes
aus unb trat in has Saus.
Sn Der &a5e bsfanbsn fi9 psridiebene
2eute, Solbatsn unb gauern, Der @rits
aber, auf ben bas Ause ber 9aronin iisI,
mar ibr Staumsiitsr 2auenou3e, uno fem
gritaunen iiber bas unerwartete 3uiams
mentrefisn par ni9t s~erinser ais bas ibre.
S9ou ben sanssn Worssn rufs i'd our
beilisen Wutter @ottss, unb u ienbet
fie uns In Der Srau Baronin bic erisbnts
9iIfe, iasts Gauenoubs ~erfreut.
Gin Off5ier, Der an 9serbfeuer fd
pdrmte, panbte ii9 UNI unb ma9ts cine
sbrfar6tsuOue 8erbsusuns, ais CT bic
8aronin pon @Iin9amp ~sewabrte.
Die Srau BarOnin, iaste 2ausnouSe au
ibr, bat pom benz greisuiB &snntniB ses
nommsn unb 1T bier einsetroffsn 9erabe In
benz gusenbIit, no mir ibrss gsiitanbes
70 brinsenb bebirfen.
Bon wsI9em @reisntB 2 fraste Srau pom
@Iin9amp.
@te! periette Der StaImsitsr sritaunt,
msine 9errtn fo0te ni&t bier ietn wsssn
| bes Sbritten b'AiueutQs3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
Sweiter She'll.

9lm eritsn Sanuar 1868, gu Der Stunbe,
no bic Yriu3en BON Blut unb bic su benz
tlsinen 2spsr 2ubptss XIV. 3uselaGenen
96htnse ibre Blni9e fir bic 9r0Bs unb
@Iorie ber Reshruns In bic Tuiuerien
trussn, sinaen 3uei iunse 2sute auf unb
ab In benz @arteu bes 9otsls @aitons pon
Orleans, bss 8rubers Qubwiss Kill, Der
fi6 auf ben SefebI bes R6ntss, ieinss
Nsfisn, mad Blois suridseBoaen unb fir
bic 3sit Der abpsisnbsit bas SoteI ieiuem
S9waser, benz prin3en 5rauS pon 9otbs
rtnsen, iiberIafen bate.
Seit Der Isttsenannte grins g,i6sI
perIahG,, bate Elm neusr S9u,srs i'm &c.
t~roffen, istn dlteiter Sobn ma mad Der
Ridtsbr aus benz Jelbsuse uon 1867 I'm
gIltsr pom 10 Sabren setorben, gum eres
ZEN 8sbauern Girenuss. Ser iunge Yrin,
Carl mar mttbin Der ein3ise grbs Der bsrs
3osliden &rone, CT 3dblte iset Is Sabre
unb iein sstreuer Sermann, Der @efabrte
ieiner 5lu4t mad 9Oaanb, Iebte nod ims
n1er in Paris.
gu bsr 3eit, mo uniere @r3i5I ing ME:
Der bssinut, bate Brin3 Sranj gu ben tn
Der @esenb pom Calais lasernben Iotbrin,
sii9en Gruppen ft6 beseben. Die Sou.
usrnsure b'l6aunequin unb be MirptQe mall
teten nod wie DOR tbres Nmtss. @dbrenb
Der erudbnten winterliden Morsenitunbe
ipaSisrtsu, pie mir iebn, bic beiben Srsunbe
pIaubernb bur9 bic Gaesn bes @artens.
@enn ib bsrsinff Ssrsos pon 2otbrins
gen bin, iaate Der Brinj, 70 psroe i9 ni9t,
mis mein Sbsim GarI w., mid In Der
BeIt umbertrsibsn, ionberu In msinsm
9anbe bleibsn. llnb Du, 5srmanu, bIeibii
BET mir.
@n benz Gage, mo Sbr In Cure &eiis
bsn3itabt Raucp einstebt, perbe i9 In gus
rem @sfoIse ietn, uerisste Der iunse pan
Beer; i'd wtu guer Slid %mitsenieBsn,
Mill ben Subel bss Bottles feben, feline
beseiferten 3urufe bSren. Spater aber,
uenn sSbr erit in &ube feb, uerbet S5r
mir seitatten, mad grifsl 3uridSus
tebren.
Su woutsit mid perlaHsn2
Sd Iisbs meme Ssimatb, usin Slanbsrn.
ga. bas psritsbs i'd, uerissts RarI, ibm
bic Sanb bridenb, has 8aterIanb muB
Oeinem 5er3en nod tbeuerer ietn oils i'd, e8
wdre lInre9t, uenn t9 bas usrsefen t6nns
te. Seute DEFENDERS, ON eriten Gage bss
Sabres, wirf Du an 0eiuen Batter, an
Die Mutter unb an bic @si3piiier bsnten,
On biit ia 10 slidli9, cine SamiIie su
befiSen. Sd babe nir ben Batter, unb
man srlaubt MIR ni9t, tim ,ur @ru,ss su
foIsen. Bin i'd benn ni9t Elm Wann
iett2
Wit fanfaebn Sabren? Rsiu, &arI
AUDI uerbet Sbr nod oft senus 9sIesens
beit baben, In ben &f 81 sieben.
Ssns Stimmsn, flbernes 2a9en ertSnts
in 6isiem ausenblids pom Sauie :ber unb
brsi iunse Wdb9su, taft nod &inbsr, tas
men bur& bic slaee s~eIaufen. 9ins
ter ibnsn i9ritt cine dltere Dame pou bers
berrasenber S96nbsit.
9as III meme Tante nit ibren T69tern,
iaste &arI, fe babsu benz R6nise gum
neuen Sabre s%ratuIirt. Dte Eante bottle
bet bteier @%elesenbett bic Nufbebung Der
0erbannuus ibres @emabls gu erwirten;
Oh 60 ib:en Bitten wobI ssIunsen iif9
(Gortiesuns fOIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
ct. &aphaels : Sereiu gum gduts Der
Gin unb Nusipan6erer.
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Bon periaistenen Sttten psrbs Id 70 oft niu4t, ttusa
Beruaueten ooer Betaunten, Der hber see tonrut, tn
Castle Garden 81 erptanasu une tim bebaiHth gu ittu-
Id bin eerre Su iebem Gtenite berett. Nur Ho9te I'd bits
ten, itets senan a%n5ueesen, NIT pelGenn S4tts Der Bttrtfs
isnb, tommsn iou. g8snu man uus ni3t ben u~ussidtrtn
&es uub bic uuseidbrs 3ett ansi6t, rduu elmer tommen lou;
10 TIT ts i6psr, Ia fat uumbeIt9, Semanbtr urter Der
WfaNe 9inpauoerer a%usfinbtg gu MAIDEN. Hu4 pdrt %
gut, psuu man ben 8srpanotsu idou BITE abreNe Der turos
pdiiten 8ertraueusmduner ausabe. auf bieis Writ plrkt
aud idon Srlbeu fur Re seforst werbeu, une tdmsn itlts
am Rdsritsn brett an mt9. Ntr sebsn bier BITE Asrtut
Der peridisbsnsn Bsrtrausnsmduusr uns bsuertsu babel
Der Spst Sss Ct. 8apbaslss g.r.tns IN, BEN Rs,itns,H
S9us uue Ssttaub aussbttbsn tu IaNsu, uuo Rt Dor lee
benz Sdoseu In Settltaen uro ~9etitteeu DtH9sn gu berahs
rem. Seot &ustuuit In Setrsff elmer ieetu GusslsssHbeit
Der Ssiie ptrb bereitwtaisit uHo gratis ertbttlt. Is
m58t baber eth Sober f9 tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pus
traueusuou an ben 8eretu reuben. pier eth Berstttutk
Der ueri4tsbsneu observation-disclosures:
YsrtrausnSrn annss oeS at. WapbasIx
WeretnS ftao tnt
Sreucu: GER Raitor 9. Sdl6fisr, a%tnb.nfr.
Sam6urq: SfrI aBsOSOr @spubsrs Or. a.t&eu'
gutp.rpsu: Ssrr :. g. u q rb n. 40 ausnu. ebarIotts
Rottsrtam: GER Sacob S6Iltr, pan Der Eatfraat17.
Saurt: Ssrr =. lambert Retb u n, 3Rue Oouost.
ssnsOn: Ssrr gaitOr 30. 8oIt. 47 Iatou strsti
@bitsdaptt.
e~tu.rpoOl: Strr William EroR, 80 Out. Street.
Rem BORT: &sp. :. Reulaub, tatbol. Brteiter. 0 Statt
Strest, ssseulbtr cattle 9aroen.
Porto allegro, prop. 8to granee bu Sui, Brafittui
Serr 9Iemeus BaIIau.
Ssiuutls (Doua Jraucisca), Srou. Santa eotsartna
SraRiitn: 1err Batter q Bosss shauitu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
YsrtrausnSmannsr oeS at. WapbasIS
UeretnS fiao int
IOWA TRUST g. SAVINGS BANK,

Gaar=G apital $4,000.
Si, gsrantportIia,stt Der stOdSalt.r b,trdst anSu sa
6aartinIas, $4,000.
I'm Sspoften werben Sntereien beja6lt unb
Inn Runbi6aft piro 8ebetsn.
3~trsetorsnt
o. z. Sorb,rt 8. B1auiiou, Sobu gupausr.
3. D. Stout, %. 8. peabooy, 2hos. 9ounshy
Saeob 8ti4, 8. D.. Sant.I, Better atsHs. Jr.
.. y. 1osbsrt, @raHbsnt.
4. D. stout, 9tessgrdRstnt.
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