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Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Ripl,f Now

Is the time to go to Cummings' gallery
and order one OF his crayon portraits, he
is making for 1900, with an order for
cabinets. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Butter to Dealers Only.

800 pounds flrst-clsss creamery, 21
cents; 600 pounds gilt edge, % cents.
Spicer g. Bickel, 206 e. Fourth STREET.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Seriously Ill.

Elwood, the 3-year-old son of John
Dayett of No. 600 Madison street, is seii-
ously ill,and but little hope is entertained
of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

like my wife to use Pozzoni's Com
plexion Powder because 1t improves her
looks and is as fragrant as VI lets.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

Home made brad at Weyl's, No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

Rheumatic Mixture, Soc. bottle.
Never fails TO cure. Try one bottle, at
Taylor & Fullerton's 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
For Pfaw and southwick's Shoes,

A splendid fit aud can't be excelled for
wear. Go to No. 403 Madison street.
T. w. Bennett manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Delighted.

You will be like every Que
else when you see our store
DELIGHTED with our i'm.
mense stock and the low
prices that you can get a
Suit Of Clothes for. Stacks
and stacks OF Mems, Youths },
and Boys clothing. Our
whole second floor full ol
Overcoats and the people
are going to get them. Come
early and take your time.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
206-206-2O6
206-.206-.2C6
School

at 206 Market street, above
Second, where children are
fitted for any school, we will
coach the parents as well as
children in selecting { b e
grade best adapted for the
purpose, and at a
Very Moderate Outlay OF
Money.
Fine Kid, Pebble a n d
Tampico goat shoes for Mis-
ses; a little heavier G . a t
shoes for the small boys with
solar tips or plain toes. A
good calf skin shoe me dium
and heavy.welgbts to stand
the hard knocks for the big
boys. "A special lot OF chill
dren's solar tips. spring heel
and with heels for Is cents;
a special lot Of boys hook
lace shoes, sizes 2 to S, only
S1.00. Ladies will be inter.
ested In learning our new
prices for Kid and Pebble
shoes.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
FOR

Looking-glasses and easels, Yerger's art
store is the right place to buy. 4l0 Ship
ley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

DTMPLEs. black heads, rod. rough
III clinrpcd, and oily skin prevent
cd by CurIcuRA soar.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Ncws Summary.

ItCWu
An open faucet in the building 81
Grand street, New York, on Monday
nigh, Hooded the premises and damaged
the stock OF Letnaiher g. Co., clothing
dealers, who occupied the lower portion
OF the structure, 10 the extent OF $40, 900.
The stock Of Alley 81 Rosenburg, dealers
In ladies' cloaks, on, the second floor,
was a'so damaged to the amount OF
$500. ~ IN
The third trial oi Alice Dyke for the
murder Of John Hamilton, two years
ago, ended at Kansas City, Missouri, on
Monday night, 10 q verdict oil not guilty.
The first TRIAL resulted in conviction, aud
senterce to is yesrs imprisonment. The
second Jury could not agree upon q YER
dict. ft
A report reac6ed the District Attor-
ney's Office In New York yesterday ttat
Fred May had arrived in that city on q
Southern steamer. The old indie III ent
against him for assaulting police officer
was resurreeted and placed in the hands
OF detective. who was instructed to hunt
him up and arrest him.
The hot weather OF last week, accord
Ing to despatch from Holland, Michl-
gan, with the mercury registering from
85 to 02 degrees, was followed by cold
snap. so that frost was observed Mon
day morn 'ng, the hrst OF the sras n. Late
corn, 1t lie said, reeds one week more OF
wal IN weather.
John zuintlsl and his ten children left
Boone, Iowa, in wagon about Sep.em
her 1st for Milwaukee. They were ter
dsys on the road. aud on arriving in NIL.
waukee nine OF the children were taken
with diphtte erla, six dying within six
days. They contracted the disease on the
road.
An explosion OF gas in Nelson's shaft,
at ShamokiD, penna.. yesterday, burned
Alexander Grow, John Tocas, John
Murphy and William Calvin, the first
two named fatally. The explosion was
caused by Tosas who was ignorsnt of the
preserce OF the gas.
The Oxford accommodation train over
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
moro railroad coltded with q freight
train at Octararo yesterday morning,
owing TO misplaced switch. No one
was hurt.
A south-bound central freight train
was derailed rear Atlanta, Ga, early
yesterday morning. 1t ran into cross
tie placed across the track. The engineer,
fireman aid brakeman were killed.
The upper story Of new two-story
brick building In the outskirts of Chicago
was blown down yesterday afternoon,
danger ously, II net fatally, injuring John
Rouelai aud John Kohl.
Deputy Sheriff Tate, upon entering a
cell in the prison at Sidney, Iowa on
MOI day, was nesfly killed by being
beaten with chair legs by convict named
Haynes.
The mail stage plying between Forest
Hill and Auburn, CAL, was stopped by
highwaymen on Monday and robbed.
The reunion exercises of the Army of
The Cumberland will begiu to-day IN
Chattanooss, q, Tenn.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Homemade Bread

at weyl's, No. 7 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

e. r. Hanf, spectacles and eye glasses,
10 E. 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

Lewis Sasre, Detercii Brothers, Reese
q Brother, w. D. Sharp g. Co., R. R.
Robinson g Co., Freic Presse, @. r. Ru-
dolph, 8. H. Staats, Rumford Brothers,
Benjamin 8. Clark, Porter " Co, Louis
Fellheimer, David kcCloskey, J. T.
Wilson, W. Alseptzer, j. p. Doughten &
Co., Belle W. Deaecn, Kate Dougherty,
e. 8. II. Butler 80 Son, Q. Y. Thomas
& Company, A. b. Jones, George d.
Cleland, Pennock q Foreman, Every
Even ng, g. H. Haynard, Sunday Star.
Samuel Culbert, Lewis Cocker, Clayton
House. Jcfieris u Co., Morning News,
Delaware House, Adams IL Brother,
Joseph Fullmer, Adams Express Com
pany, Union Pacific Tea Company Gus
tom House, City Hall, J. 7. Muilin g.
Son, John J. Mulllp.. Builders Exchange,
Wyatt & Co.., Peninsula Methodist,
Crosby & Hill, WIN. Lawtop, John
Percy, w. H. Smith, ESQ.,, 8. P. @. q. and
8. p. q. A., William J. Fisher, J. G.
Finn & Son, Atlas Dredging Company,
Shields Library Association, J. Paul
Brown, Prudential Insurance Company,
Charles II. Boyle, Selak q Young, Ken.
nard q Co., William G. Robeiep, eamuel
Hawkins, m. r.. Hayden, j. y. Beetem,
DR.. E. u Honeywell, Metropolitan Life
lusufance Oouphuy, oneb o. huuolpn,
4. J: White. E. Ht Bates, Joseph Kern.
II. +. Robelen, J, Ragey, Sarah e. Legg,
Preston Brothers, Clark Y McLaar, q.
w. Kennedy q Co, J. z. Almond y
Co., Ihomss X. Lally, M Anna
Mrs. william Morrow, John Reinhardt,
Hasson &, Kane, Domestic Sewing Ma.
chine Company, Grant Scott Riggs, w.
@. Farra, Joseph Wsdsley, Philip II.
Clark 4 Co., William Bloodgood, Mark
Pedrick, Moystin & Brown, George W.
jackson, William speakmap, Levi q.
Bird. Esq, Mary H. Brooke, s. s.
Southland, j. 8. Mccall, Sarah Brattcn,
William d. sedgwick, Phoebe E. Holt,
DUPONT Post, George b. Ward, II. G..
Conrad, ESQ.,, Nicholas F. Green, John
L. Wiley, Japes A. Kelly, William H..
Gosnell aud John II. EdwarJs,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
FLOOD IN PLAIHFIELp, NEW JERSEY,

PLAIEFiELD, N. j., Sept. l7.-This
city was visited by another flood this
evening. Between @ and o'clock the
water in Green br ok rose iour feet, car
rSing away the bridge oI Somerset street,
which bad been Weakendd by the food OF
a tow weeks ago. Cedar brook has over
flowed i's banks, and rs BideLts of Tenth
street are greatly alarmed.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
SWOLLEN sTREAMs IN THE sCHUYLKIl
VALLEY.

PoTTsTowN, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE heavy
shower Of last night and tremendous
downpours Of to-day In tho Schuylklll
Valley have caused flood in all the ad.
iaceut streams. The Sdhuylkill river Il
high and still rising. The Msnatawny
Sprogell and eanatogs creeks are greatly
swollen, ard French creek aud Pigeor
creek, In Chester County, are rushing
torrents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
NOTICE TO MANNERS.
" VAGtIINnroy gapt ~ Nnttca

WASHINGTON, Sept. H. Notice is Civ
en- by the Lighthouse Board that relief
light vessel No. "a, which marked the
northeast end Of Five4fathom Bank and
light vessel No. 40 are adrift from their
stations of the coast Of New Jersey. They
will be replaced as soon as possible.
Also, that the fog bell ard tower ct the
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-12

If lovers are disposed to wed,
And would wise thing know,
Tell them to get house furnishings
From Wagner & Chabot.
The finest bric-a-brac in town
That now is all the go,
You will get cheap and tasty,
From Wagner & Chabot.
Visitors, do not fail to see the ele-
CANT show rooms of Wagner q Cha
BOTS general house furnishing estab-
lishment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-12
DkTT'C For Fine Drinks.
s. O. BALL. 8 Main Plaza
Menger Hotel.
II. D KAMPMANN, n. W. bho"pHh
PROPRIETOR. CLbhA'
THE LEADING Hotel IN
THE SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO.

payins been thoroughly oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the South west Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot ana
cold baths. Large sample rooms for COM
merciaI men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. o-'oh
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-12
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Tonight is Turn-vereln meetihs
night.
The funeral of the late w. d. But
Ter occurred at 8 o'clock.
San Antonio Club reception to-
morrow night.
"A ladies reception by the Har-
mony club tomorrow night.
Unity social club will give ball
next Tuesday night.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
SHOES. John X. Beretta & Co. 1l-9-tf
The police committee may per-
haps have a meeting this afternoon.
-Wanted-Ten good waist hands,
highest prices paid.
i1-9-tf HAAS & OPPENHEIMER.
Harness repaired and oiled at
Cameron's, 8 Acequia street. lO-lO-lm
Cut flowers, No. 52l North Flores
siIaet. 10-l9.1m
Blankets, white and colored, John
K. Berretta & Co., Main plaza. ll:9If
Buggy tops, dashes, etc. mended
st CamerOn's. lO-lS-lm
Repairing solicited at Cameron's,
No. 8 Acequia street. lO.l9-lm
-Drs. M. X. and F. M. Taylor, Of
Ace 4UZ Houston street. Tel.363 ll-6-1y
Deposit with the Maverick bank
and draw interest 6-27-om
Painters and artists supplies.
S-z1-tf B. q. RELY u Co.
Have your clothing made by Pan
coast & Son. ll:2:lm
The drummers were photographed
yesterday.
A. c. Griffin reports the loss of
his silver watch.
Terry Rangers headquarters Is
at Turner hall, where all are well
come.
-Andreas Escoher was arrested
last night charged with theft of 80
from Literio Basquez.
The last train for the fair grounds
will leave the depot on Dryer avenue
at 1890 p. M. hereafter.
The city council met yesterday
afternoon and adjourned over until
Tuesday afternoon.
An experienced engineer and ma
chinest desires situation. Address
st w. w. PERRY, this office.
Wedding outfits and fine dress
suits, go to Pancoast & Son. ll:2:lm
-Wanted-Ten good waist hands,
highest prices paid.
ll-9-tf HAAS IL OPPENHEIMER.
Second hand buggies and spring
wagons, cheap. Hicks, West Nueva
street. ll:2:lm
-Woolen underwear and hosiery at
very low prices. John K. Beretta d
Co. ll-9-tf
Buy your cloak, jacket or New
market from John K. Beretta IL Co.,
headquarters for ladies wraps. ll:9tf
just in, elegant line of gents
neckwear to suit everybody. n.
Harms, opera house furnishing store.
Just received, new line of cele-
brated Miller hats. Latest styles. II.
Harms, Opera house furnishing store.
"A. Heusipger keeps the best as
sortment in Agate and Granite iron
ware. lO-4tf
Large lot of Carriages, Buggies,
and Spring Wagons at a bargain.
Hicks, w. Nueva street. ll:2:lm
City Sanitary Company-Sim-
mang Bros. Office, 606 West Com
.-::.oIce street. Telephone IL. 1919 m
Wall paper decoration, latest
style and largest assortment in the
southwest. B. G Reilly & Co. 327-tt
The latest novelties in Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware at Jess M.
Bells and at bottom prices. ll-6-tf.
Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry
at Jess NJ. Bells, 266 Commerce
street. ll-6-If.
The balloon ascension yesterday
was very pretty. Prof. Bookseller is
is giving the people the worth of
their money.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Sanitarinnl in Soiua Ia4s.

Oieies populdre ar Der 2inie Der silt
uois Central @iienbabu, l42 Meilen
wsitIid pom Dubuque urS nabs einem ber
maleriiditen unb Iebbaftstsn Stdbt9sn
i'm Weitsn bsIessne Sanitarium bsinbet
iid isst untsr Der 2ettuns o 9rn. unb
Srau s. Us. greuer, brett BON Der Wi9is
gan llniusrittp, weI9e beibe Nerate f1nb
unb uoIitdnbis nit Der WiHeni9aft u,ebis
3inii1sr glsctricitdt unb ieber betanrten
8absform bstannt fnb. Ausn an Der 0is
ME bsr Sutnois Central giienbabn Wobs
nenbsn, ueI9e Der 8ebanblnns in trssnb
elmer &rantbsttsform bebirftis fnb, ober
ibsrarbeiteteu @ei9dftsIeuten, ueIde ii9
etnen nsuen 9aIt an 2eben f9ern molten,
iasen mir, fi& wes-n S%nformation In Be-
aug auf bas Sanitarium an Or. Breuer
unb wsssn gabnpretie on ben 2otaIs ggsn.
ten Der Sainois Central Su member.
s. s. Merrn
Gen. Wsf. sYaf .sIst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16

rrn ben 2sibenbsn Beiftanb Al Ieiiten.
Dteie rpurbeu pon elmer Yanit srsriffsn,
berubisten ft& inbsB sesen Ibenb uieber.
Wian bofft aIe @rtrautten am 2eben 81
erbaIten.
otutb at hurd bic nsuIi9e ,lsberz
i9uemmuns, bic bur9 befttssu &esenfau
Bel uns~enlsenben ab;usstandIen psrurs
ia9t mar, stnen S4aben BON ctrca $780,
900 erlittsn. Oapon e%ntfaIleu $40, 900
auf bic Stabt. Sect lit bic Wafsrmafs
~abseIaufen, ALIEN Ebie,cabausr unb 9fans
senbeffanbtbsiIe Iiesen In fauIenbsn !3us
ftanbs auf ben StraBsu berum, urb man
bsflr9tst 6rantbsit, faus bieieIbeu ni9t
btnnen gang tur3er 3eit s%ntfernt werben.
ueber bic Grnbtsi In Carroll &c.,
i9reibt ber borttse vDernotrat": vDte
grnteausf1ten tn Carroll gouutp werben
uns i'm MIsemstnen ais, tur; seiast, sIdns
3srbe sei9iIbsrt. Ssit ptslsu sSabren Dot
Der Wei3en teinen 70 sinitissn Stanb ses
babt. sbsnio if's NIT benz Safsr unb Der
@srfts. 0ts @srite 1T f6on faf reif unb
ie rusnissr 8essn iest fdut, befto better fir
ibre Site. Sa 8s,us auf Bsissn unb
9afer wtrb uns ssiast: Oie @itteruns
Der nd9ffsa @o9en bat sinen itarten Gins
fub. Trofnes, tIares Wstter, NIT maBiz
ger 2uftbspssuns pare bic bette. sic
wirbe ben &oft unb ben WsbIs ober Sos
nistbau fern baItsn, unb bas 1T es serabe,
mas In bisier 9esenb ben Sarmeru tie
@ei3sns unb Safsrerntsn psrbirbt. Sotn
ifebt aussesei9net, obsIsi6 es ni1t 10 i'm
8a9stbum uoranseidritten TT, pis lestss
Sabr. aber betBes unb trodeues Wsttsr
wirb benz ionf ausss3sidnsten Stanbe
sroBen SOri9ub Ieiiten. &artoifsIn ftsbsn
iowett gang gut, baben aber isbr burd bic
Sunifr6its seIttten unb IS wirb tauu1 Der
6aa isin, baB TN 9erbf bas guidel gu IS
Gents u~ertauft uerben tam. Iu9 ionitts
ses 9emiis ftsbt omar gut, lit absr aurit.
Obj wtrb's nt9t pieI sebsn. Der Dein
1T IN pieIen Srten perfroren, 9ibt absr
nod einen tlsinen grtras bur9 bic nod
benz Jrof einsetretene 3ueite SsersnbiIs
buns, bic aber nur tlein su nennen III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Or lit bod sans abldeuIid Der fault

Or lit bod gang abi9euIi9 Der Gauits
tampf. Rur robe, un9rifIi5e Weniten
tOnnen 8srsnisen baran fiubsn. llat NIT
wel6er Sebnindt partsten bteisr Gage
2eute, bic it6 @briiien, bic ii6 RatboIitsn
uenneu, auf baS &eiulat ber Yreisborerei
auif5en &iIraiu uub SuQiuan. Die Sci.
tunsen bieIten bisis 8rutaIitdt fir 70 MIDI
tis, baB ite grtrabIdttsr pubIijirten, gul.
lettnboarbsa ni3Idse madtsn. Die 3sis
tunSsiunaen risfeu am &benb lire gIdtter
aus: All about the fight! l1nb steris
tauften bic 2iebbaber bisiss robsu sports
bic @rtras unb NIT ben @aenbosen Raum
ma4enb, brdnste man fi4 gum i9war3sn
Brett. llnb per waren bic 0tebbaber be
ies uisbii9sn Sports: Imeritaner, gnss
Idubsr, aber Isibsr aud pisIs SrIdnber
paren IS, fatboliide Srlanbsr, wie ia bic
game ebeIe @efsai4aft, bic ben Sport
auffdbrte, S6bne grim Gins paren.
Oa 1T nod Elm rsi9ss, Elm ersisbisss SeIb
fur ben irii9sn @lsrus. Wsnn bieies 5elb
bsbaut wirb, blsibt wenis 3stt fir R6rsss
Ieien 9esen bic Deuti9en. Sier tn Gus
buqus iouen $4,000 auf ben aussang Der
RetIeret perpsttet worben iein. SadnbIid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Nfit BEN BaraerausiduB, ben Der

Wapor ernaunts, I'm, bic gauaIiiationss
arbetten gu prifen, bat Der Nann einen
coIofa allen buu,uen Stret9 besanseu. 8ors
erff sibt CT bur9 BITE g%ruennuns bes Bits
ssrausf9uHes benz itdbtii9en sSusenteure,
benz Baucomtte bes Stabtratbss unb ben,
Stabtratbs isIbif sin 4rmutbss unb l1nsbrs
Ii9teits3eusniB. gbe Ct amtIi9en Beri@t
pon ben 9euten forbert, hiIft Ct fe per,
bd9tiseu, unb usBwesen? neil Rsiber
benz gontrattor S1wtertstettsn IN ben
Wes Ieseu. Damn flst Der Wapor ~
benz einen bur1men Strei1, etnen S~ueiten
nod sr6Sersn bumuen Strei1 bin3u !; er ers
r,snrt au benz ausi9ub 9sutr, bic non @anas
Iiiationsbauten ebenioutsl petiteben. mite Der
gfsI pom 9auteni3lasen.a Sc finb ionft
quite Burger, bic WitsIteber bes Iusi9uis
fes, absr mem, man etn brau9bares l1rs
tbeiI ibsr Elm 8aar S9ube babsn min,
sebt mar. ni6t gum S9ueiber. 0ir bait
ten Mapor Steuarb fur sIiser sebaIten.
Ruu, bic Abuotuten, babsn bas YuIpsr
ni9t srba9t, aud wsnn fs Wupor werbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Wte TT 9aS.

@ir offertrsn etn bunbert Douals Gnt.
idaoisuns fur ieben SaI pom gatarrb, Der
nt9t bur9 bas ginnebmsn pom SaIs Ga
tarrb Cur sebeiIt peroen Tam.
s. s. @benep d 6 o., gtsentbamsr
gu EoIebo, Ohio.
Wtr bic l1nter3ei9neten babsn 8. 8.
@benep felt ben Isstsn Is Sabrsu sstannt,
balten i'm fur uolitdnbis ebrbar tn allen
sei1dft!tden Sransactionen unb finan3ieu
i'm Staube, irsenb eine- @erpHiSturs
na9sutOmmen, weI@e bic Siru,a ansebt.
@sit & Sruar, @roBbanbIer, Sros
s~uiften, EOIebo, Obto.
WaIbins, &innan & Warpin, @ross
bdnblsr, DrOsuiiien, EOIsbO, 8.
6. 8. gan Ssien, gaiirsr Der EoIsbo
NationaI Bant, Eolebo, 8.
5au's gatar,b Cur wirb inuerli5 se.
nommen, >pirtt Direct auf's gIut unb bie
SdIsimsefdBs bss Sptsms. Seusnife
fret our Dispoftion. Yreis IS Sts. per
5lai6e.-Sei allen @potbetsrn gu babsu.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
8erbanoluHgen ses Superpiiorenratbs
bon Subuaue 60.

Stbuus pom 8. Suit 1889. Sie
9rOtotoue Der brst Isstsn Stsunssn NUTS
ben p~srlsien unb ssnebmist. 0as @sfu9
Der Dubuque Yonton Driten gompasnie
um Strei9uns Der Steusrn fur bas Sabr
1888 warb fir bic SeptemberfSuns aus
ritseIsst. Oas @efu9 BON Naiion u.
Crane fur Winberuns ibrer Stsusrsins
i9dsuns fur bas Sabr 1888 warb psrpors
fen, babinsssen basienise pom Warp 6trt
fur Steuerna&IaB bewiaist. Der Srau
6. 8. Woob murbe erIaubt $s ais pole
BetabIuus ibrer Steuern fur 1888 gu snts
ri9ten.
ss5n Betrsff bss @siu9ss bon SammsI,
9enfeI d SO. fur 5srabiesuns ibrer Ste,ls
sreini&dsuns par6 perorbnst, baB BITE
Stsusr auf stne @tnf&dsans pom $4,000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
euseutburaU@eS aus Mmertfa.
Wd6traeIih.)

(2tuWltHYuW'J
Dte @efansieetipn bss Currents
burger @eretns pom Dubuque b~ersitete ibs
rem 2ebrer unb 2anbesmarti, benz Germ
W. 9robf, cine bubble l1sbsrrai9uns.
I'm Sonntas Gbenb uerfamnleIten fi9 bic
Nitalteber Der Section i'm 2oeal Der @es
feIi6aft; gan3 pte sufdais bra9te man
Germ 9robf In bic 9tdbe bss 2ocals, unb
e5e er ft1's psrisbeu unb obue eisentIt9 su
Spifen wie, ftanb CT Dor ietner Sdnseru.
Sn wobIseiester Rsbs iberrsidts benz
gGnSIi1 iiberrai9ten Wanne Serr Sobn
Roefen etnen bibidsn Stod aus gbenboI3
nsit soIbbeusm Rnopf unb PATHFINDER s5us
f9,tft:
Presented to NJ. ProbSt,
by the
Dubuque Luxemburger Singing Society,
.''I July IA, 1889,
ais Gnertsnuuns fur bic uieIe Rabs, bic
CT ft5 ssseben.
DAP barauf cine ssmit5Ii9e Sturbe
fOIste, uerfsbt f& pobI BON isIbf.
Bir d en- auf bic in bisisr Rr.
eri&einenben gu3eissn bes 2uremburasr
Brubs,bunbes unb bes Subepenbsnt Stub
tn @bicaso aufmertiau. Dtsfs 9ereine
ba5eu, Der srte stnsr Ausf us am 80. SuIi,
Der arbere elm 8oItsfef in Osben's
@rous am Sonrtas, ben 4. AusuIf.
Ber baber einen %persriistsn Spnntae
9la1mittaa, baben unb ben itaubissn Stras
gen gbtcaso's entrtunen MID, bat uun bic
@sIeseubett ba1u.
8tr sntueb NJ n bas 6oIssnbe benz
y&s Mars Ssrolb":
Tbeobor 2auters, rpel4er uQbreno IA
Gage bel ieiuen Gltern in Sre6onia Commit ip
ouf @eiu6 mar, rsite am Woutu9 pieber ua6
isinem Bobnort. Suror, Sat., ub. Geine
Srau permeiIt e%iuitpeileu aus SrantbeitHrIids
fhten nod bier in SebanSlinS Or. Sdwinb's.
Dem vgarroa Democrat" 1T bas 5ols
ssnbe, bas uuiern 2anbsmaun RodsIs, bes
trtfft, e%ntnommeu:
9eteru Wor9en tebrte unisr uerc5rter
WIitbiirger, Der uoltstbumlt6e Rleioerb6noler,
SER Scobn 9todels, Don Ietrer RetIe nod europa
;uriid. @r ~itattete Ieinem geburtsort. i'm
luremburaiI6en einen SeIu6 ab, belt iih aber
udbrenb ie,nem fat Speimonatli6en &uisnt=
bulte in europa, meiitens in Barts auf, 100 er
Die Beltausitelun9 griinoli6 in @usenIdeiu
nubnr. Soffentli6 pirb er utts in bic Qaee per=
ieseH, uniern geIern Don leinen 8eoba6tllnoet
etruos mittbeiIen ;u tOnner.
A wat get damn Neis 20 Parais, Herr
NOckels2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
gu be3abIen feten. @srtast Bis 9onners
flag. ben IL. SuIi 1889.

5l betablett 1etetI. Verta9t bis Souner>
flag. ben IL. SuIi 1889.
Situns pom IL. Suit. CUR Nuss
sIei@uns Der Steueretni@dsuns 3pif&en
ben perf@iebenen Eounfbips warb mad
benz @eisse usrorbnet, baB 3u ben Steu.
ereini@dsunsen Der ueri9isbenen Eouns
i6ips btnausefist uerbe: Saseabe %
pro3ent; Center 40; Concord 80; Dodge
60; DUBUQUE 2 5;Sowa so; SsffstiOn 90;
2ibertp so; WoiaIem 40; Neu gtne 90;
Yeru 40; Yrairie Greet %; Gable Wount
%; GapIor % 8ernon 80; @aibinston
%; Wbitewater 40; gpwortb (Stabt)
80; Sa,Isp 25 SuIien. Stabt DUBUQUE
10 9rOeent. Oas @eiu9 BON Sames
&oman fir Serabiesuns Der Steuereius
iddsuus fur bas Sabr 1888 parb uerruors
fen. Das @siu9 Don 9. SiseI nm
Na9IaB ibrer Steuern, parb bspiaist.
8srtasuns sine die. 81 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
&ir;lid biB Gin bOier SHnS zines wObIs

b~aben6en Burgers ieines Na9bars Sobn
ms 8ein anb uerIeSts ben Rnaben 3iems
LID fart. Ser 8atsr bss Snaben, Elm
9anbsIsreiisnoer, ietts ben Waridaa in
&enntniB, ben &6ter gu srfdisBsn. Das
sei9ab ni4t. gsi Gorberts Gpotbste Be-
sesnete ber sr3irnte Batter benz @isentbis
ner bss 9un6es, ber in sinem Isi6ten Sc
fabrt babertam. Der Singer Merturs
fraste ben 9anbe5sfSsr, oh sr bas 8ieb
tDbten noble. Oils cine psrneinenbe Nnts
mort erfoIste, trissts msin SanbeIsbehil.
fensr istnen Sesuer am &rassn, bob i'm
aus ben Wassn unb 3~erteiIts TIN mad 0os
ten. Die Poli3si tam binau unb Der Reis
fenbs parb IN No. elder ipsOirt, woraus
etne Birsi9aft ibr befrstte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Sic BIGue fur bas usu,uerbauent

Sic BlGne fur bas nsu;uerbausnbs
Rutterbaus Der 8armber3isen S9wefferu
B. N. Y. werben In Chicago sema4t unb
werben balb bier ietn. Wtt ben gIdnen
tommen aber turt ooer lang aud bic grs
better aus Der @artsnftabt. 0as 1T bier
10 Wobe! Dabran finb ni9t bic Oubuquer
artitetten, ionbern Der tous Stol3 StuIb,
Der immer mas apurtss baben wiq, unb
apart wirb's babur9, menus uon Chicago
t6mmt. Obs better III, bas 1T nidt bic
5rage; meiit iit's tbeuerer unb i5Is9ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
Best III bic 2eif,

um Sbre SrabiabrssR lsibsr itoffs. Ssibsns,
Sammets unS @siBmaarsn, Gsppi6e &C.
81 ~taufen, ba infer Eager isst tn iebsr 9bs
tbeiIuns compIet III, unb MIR &dufsrn
9ortbeiIe bieten, uie fs ni9t anbsrspo ers
Iangt perben f5nnen. Da MIR Ia aroBen
Quantitdtsn flr 8aar taufsn, fnb MIR I'm
Stanbe Cd uortbeilbaft fur sic 3u MAIDEN,
SIRE Waarsn 3i faufen Bel
Sas. Gept d 60.