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The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
Cured Through the Skill of DR. Morrow.

The skill of DIR Merrow is being veri-
fed every day by remarkable cures of
people who are well known citizens of
Bridgeport. George w. Near, residing
147 Main street, has been great sufferer
for the past two years from long rum
ming sore located on his right leg. Mr.
Near had been under treatment of one of
Bridgeport's most noted doctors for more
than year, but instead of improving he
constantly grew worse and was finally
compelled to stop work. lie received
treatment from several other physicians
ally, on March Is last, he called on DR.
Morrow at the Bridgeport Medical Insti-
tute, rs Fairfield avenue, who, after a
careful diagnosis of his case, told Mr.
Near that he could cure him, and true to
his word after less than three weeks
treatment DR. Morrow has restored him
to perfect health and Mr. Near has return
ed to work at his old place with the Ea-
ton, Cole & Burnham Co. Mr. Near
would be pleased to answer all questions
by anyone who may be similarly affected.
On Sunday, 18th. DR. Morrow successful
" removed il cafacer from the nose OF
John McIeax, OF Milford. This is the
26th cancer that the doctor has success
fully treated since October last. Office
l15 Fairfield avenue. Office hours 10 to
II, 2 30 to 4 and 80 to s. J.. w. Mer-
row consulting physician.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

An agent of the firm to which Dean "
Westbrook sub-contracted the work on
the abutments of the new bridge over the
Pohtatuck at the foot of Dayton street
was in town, Monday, looking for suit
able stone and making other arrange
ments. lie says that the iron work is
nearly ready for shipment and that teams
will be able to cross the new bridge, June
/. 1t is understood that he has secured
stone on land of Mrs Benjamin Curtis and
that the abutmcnts will be begun at once.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Charles e. Hawley has engaged in the
stage business and runs wagon to all
passenger trains at the Housatonic depot.
He carries both passengers and pack
ages and charges quarter from the post
office to the depot. Harry Orgleman,
the mail carrier, often ofIiciates as driver
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
SPECIAL PRICES IN HOUSEKEEPING
G 0 o D S.

Gl.inch Blcachcd Damask, 5oc. per yard.
So Bleachcd Napkins, soc and 81 per dozen.
So White Damask Fringe cloths, ~ each.
Extra large IIuck Towels, II l-2c. each.
Check Nninsooks, Sc, l0c., IL lac per yard.
White Wool Flannels, zoe. per yard.
Outing Flannels, 1Oc. and IL l-2c. per yard.
Full size White Quilts, 75c. each.
Full size Marseilles Quilts, 81 10.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

1t appears that the troubles of Diesen-
dorff u Taylor of the Hawleyville hat
factory are not yet finished, for on New
towns sign post is notice Of execution
against the firm, In favor of Daniel Beers
OF Danbury. 10 satisfy this execution,
l4i dozen hats will be sold at auction,
Saturday, May B. The execution Is for
about Ss7, with additional costs Of about
@l3
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

1t is understood that another attempt
to secure Saturday half holidays at the
Rubber will be made. When tried, a few
years ago, the movement was strenuous
ly opposed by the older men and it was
drOpped.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Sunday, it is expected that all menl-
bers of male societies connected with st
Rose will partake of communion in a
body, marching and wearing full regalia.
The st Vincents, the drum corps and the
Knights of Columbus are expected TO at
tend.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
ROXBURY.

Born, last Friday, a SON to Rev Mr.
Stembridge.
Bruce Hodge has received drove of
cattle.
Rev Mr. Isham has an abscess on his
foot.
Edwin Prindle is recovering from grip.
Mr. Preston has painted his house.
William b. Seward is preparing for the
Easter concert of Christ church, which
will be held soon.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

As was expected, Builder George Fur
ney of Bridgeport, for whose arrest Tor
trespassing on leased ground of the Poh-
tatuck rod and reel club, warrant was
issued several days before, was brought
to Newtown, last week Thursday, by
Deputy Sheriff Glover and tried before
Justice DAYTON. A demurrer was enter
ed by his counsel, Judge Beecher, was
oyerruled and Mr. Turney was found
guilty and fined So and costs. Anappeal
was token, bonds of $75 being furnished
by w. II. Glover. This and the case OF
George Turner of Bridgeport will come
up for trial at the May term of the Grim
inal court of common pleas, in Bridge
port.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Commodore Hobbs of the Union Me-
tallic Cartridge company of Bridgeport
has been in Newtown, securing, with
jerome Judson, fine strings of trout.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
FAIRFIELD.

George Mallory of Stamford was in
town, last week, looking after his prop
erty. His sisters, daughters of Rev DIR
Mallory of the ChuIchman. are expected
here for the Summer.
Harry and George Mills have returned
to Fairfield.
Mr. Everly is building Il new cottage,
near Charles w. Thorp's.
Northrop Bros. are to build cottage
for Mrs Ann Ellis; the cellar is already
being dug.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Rev E. IL. butcher and family arrived
in Sandy Hook, last week Thursday ev-
ening. They were entertained at ii. /.
Wheeler's until Saturday, when they
took possession of the parsonage. His
first sermon, Sunday evening. left a good
impression. The Methodist church in
Sandy Hook and Southville have reason
to be thankful that so able minister has
been appointed to serve them. lie has
an excellent reputation as scriptural
diligenl pastor.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

William Wakeley, the former proprie-
tor OF Bulls Head, says that he will move
to Bridgeport presently, but will stop
meantime to trade horse or two.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
WOLF PITS.

Mrs D. G. Wood has colored girl from
Virginia.
George Morgan has bought yoke of
oxen.
R.J Wildman has bought the Sam
Hoyt place and moved in.
Mrs Charles Mead and children have
moved from her fathers to New Jersey.
Eli Hoyt is very sick with dysentery;
also his daughter Lydia.
Fred Wildman's son-in-law and family
are with him.
George Dickens has a fine yearling
colt bought in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

William Egan is night watchman at
the Rubber while Justice Dayton does
jury duty in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
THE D. NJ READ COMPANY THE D. NJ READ COMPANY THE NJ READ 90

Rev Elihu Sanford of1iciated at st
Johns for the first time, Sunday. lie
had two fine sermons.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

suits of the base ball nine of the New
York betting and packing company.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Mrs Winton of Zoar has spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs j. Ill. Black
man.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Alfred NJ. Brisco Of Sandy Hook has
sold his horse to Homer A. Hawley Of
Hawleyviile.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
NEW MILFORD.

E. B. Marsh & Son and II. O. Warner
u Son recently sold six two-year-old
helfers To be shipped to Mexico.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Patent Attorney Sherman Ii. Hubbard
of Bridgeport was in Sandy Hook, over
Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
SPECIAL PRICES
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

lot Madras drapery, l0c.
l lot choice Silkene, l4c.
/ lot Lace Pongee, l4c.
lot Embroidered Sash Muslin, 23c
l lot smyrna Mats, 67c.
lot 26-inch Smyrna Rugs, 81 81.
Bargains in ready made Shades very low.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

III. L. Wheeler had the misfortune to
lose young and valuable COW, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

There was good attendance of Juven-
lie Templars, last Friday evening. Next
meeting, one week from tonight.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Jack Mcnamara, DIR Richardson
right hand man, cut his hand severely
while trimming trees, last week. His
brother, Daniel, is driving for the doctor.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
NEW CARPETS.

We open the season in this department with
a stock that contains nothing but the Newest
Spring Patterns, the richest productions of the
best makers on both sides of the sea.
ROYAL WILTONS
MoQuettes, Velvets, Brussels, Administers, Tap
estries, Extra Super Ingrains, Oriental
Rugs, Smyrna Rugs, Art Squares.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
We shall make special display throughout this giving
customers opportunity glance the many exceptional
values and patterns of
NOTTINGHAM, IRISH POINT, ANTIQUE,
swiss, TAMBOUR AND SILK CURTAINS
Chenille Silk Shield
rPoiee HeavyC
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Biggest bargains in hand made har-
nesses for $13 30 and $15 you ever saw
at e. F. Hawley's, sold everywhere for
$15 and $1S.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
MONROE.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Parker of Mill
vile, Conn.,, were guests of Marshall
Beach, Sunday.
The stereopticon views of the Johns
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Mrs Susan Hall returned from Brook
lyn, Tuesday, remained in Sandy Hook
until Thursday and then went to Haw-
leyville.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

w. Smith Powell, telegraph operator
at Botsford, has II votes in the Morning
Journals contest for the most popular
man in Connecticut.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Ground was broken, Monday, for a
dwelling for John Lillis, just north of the
small building he formerly occupied, in
Sandy Hook. 1t will be 20x24, two stor-
les high. The work is to be done by con-
tracts, not yet let.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

M A4AAtADAAAO1I
PATTERNS.
We have taken the sole agency for Bridge
port of these reliable Patterns and can fully
guarantee every one.
THE MOST RECENT STYLE,
Absolutely perfect fitting, require no previous
experience directions are plain, practical
and ample, they save money and time,
they enable every lady to be her
own dressmaker.
SHOPPING BY MAIL.
Our Mail Order Department is perfect in it's most minute
details through it's systematic workings shopping by mail is
and often satisfactorily done than In
selected by experts who have
thorough knowledge their business andah obey their let
ter of Instructions the matter left to their Judgment will
display taste and skill the choice of fabrics trimmings etc.
IN EVERY INSTANCE,
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Born, last week, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Michael Casey.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
LETTERS OF INQUIRY

promptly
char
ndepartne N
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

The Copeland Bros. Co. are always on the
watch for the benefit OF their customers and
always give the very lowest market prices.
is there has been drop in the price of car
pets, the next week will find their prices TO
match. Their stock is fine and complete i'm
all the new designs and colorings- The rush
in their kitchen furnishing department still
continues. An extra force of statesmen will
be in attendance so that all may be assured
prompt attention. New dress goods are daily
arriving and being placed in stock. Every
thing choice in cloaks, dress goods, millinery.
hosiery, ladies' and gents furnishings are
shown as soon as they appear In merker.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Cold Steel Silver
teresZ
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
LADIES' SUITS.

Wehav stockoi
email
attest
epi il
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
SOUTHBURY.

Charles Stone Of Stone brothers has
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

pete
the eprcvai tSleof
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

Drs Rector & Uhle, the Albany dentists, have
established a large practice during their two
years location in bridgeport, by doing good
work at moderate prices They use all the
latest improvements in dentistry, including
painless extracting by use of hyperdermic in
jections.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

in
gvesom xra Spring weeks
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25

This fine weather is stirring the people up
to the fact that Summer is near and a caange
in wearing apparel necessary. Oxfords will
soon take the place of shoes and already the
public have shown their appreciation OF the
fine selection of all the late designs in \ most
c. III. Bennett, $50 Main street, In connec-
ton with his large showing of Summer goods
Mr. Benefits stock in general includes any
thing ana everything I'M the shoe line at pri-
ces which make trade lively Mt this house
from day to day. Real the new advertise
ment and profit by It'll Bridgeport News.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
IN EVERY INSTANCE,

The interest of our customers is studied.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-25
LACE DEPARTME ENTS.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16
Eefesrap6if6e 9epe(&en.
0euti1 Ian b.

9srIin, 9. Sspt. Der preuBtide
Winiitsr res Snnsru, Selrfurtb, BAT benz
bisfsen Yolibei' Brdfbentsn feline WiBbiIs
Iisuns bss Ssrbots Der abbaItuns elmer
pon Ginger unb 2isbtns9t sinberufenen
So,ialiitsnusriammIuns, 3ur Beipre4uns
Der SpaItuns tn ben &eibsn Der ioSiaIiftis
iGen partet, au8ssipro9en.
Berlin, 8. Sspt. Der gebsime
Resierunssratb Reid LIT gum Ra9folssr
hes @ebsimratbs 8srmutb ais bsuti1sr
eommifdr auf 5elsoIanb ernannt wOrbsn.
Berlin, 8. Sspt. Cine ganbe rober
RerIe iibsriisI ueri9isosns Nrbsitsr, wsl9s
beute 9sa9mittas I'm Sesriffe parsu, ibrs
Arbeits tdtte 3u perlafen. Sc parsu ibrsr
pierssbn, bie an stnsm nsusu @sbdube Be-;
i9dftist sspsisn worsn. Sis periugten,
f5 ssseu ibre Ausrsifsr gu usrtbeibissn,
aber bteie waren NIT WeHern bswafInet
unS usrpunbstsn ibrs @ssusr In far4ters
Ii9er Wttie uub aud bic passssn sinidreis
tenSsn Bolisiitsn warsn ma9tIos. Wdbs
rsnb bie 0erpuntetsn In sinsm Rrantens
waSen In etn 8rantentaus ssbra9t wurs
ben, rpieberbolten bie &srls ben Anariif,
wurben absr BON bsr aussiammsltsu Bolts
mahs pertrisbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16

ten; sIei9pobI batte man iid iosbsn nod
tn Ertsff sen6tbist seieseu, einsn irrebeus
tiitii9s 9sforti9rittIi9en gerein aufsuI0ien,
nobel man itb suar NIT ber &ssisruns,
uidt absr NIT Der nationalsitalisuii5sn
Bartei TN @intIans fiebt, usI9s bic irres
beutiitiide 8ewesuus uuteriiist. Ssst TT
nun - i@rtdIi9 - aud bas vt6nisIideA
StaIien uon Oeferrsi9 In empiinbIi9sr
Bsiis bsIeibist worben, mas ben Srrebsus
tiitsn uub 8tspubIitansrn eiuen millions
u.eueu 8orpanb bietsn pirb, bic Dreis
bunbspuIiti. ber &ssieruns ansusrsifea.
Dte In @Om eiHsetrOffsnen Sffitiere bes
Offerrsitii4su Rriessi@iffss vMtuerua"
babeu ndmIi9 suerft benz Bupit lire aufs
wartuns sema@t, sbe ite fi9 BET Der itaIiss
nii&en Rssieruns ansemsIbst, mas ais
srober gs,ifoB sessu bis gillette unb 8ss
leibisuns bes &0niss anseiebsu pirb.
Sranirsid uub GnalanS bubsn nun
au9 bic @renseu ibrss giufuBbsrei9s in
gfrita usreinbart unb subsm bur9ssiest,
buB England bic Sdusbsr.ibaft Srants
rei4s ibsr bis sroBs SuieI Rubasastar
tbatiddli@ anertenrt; bisB gum Dante
oafir, bab Sranerei@ England iber Cans
iibar feline S9usberri9aft ausibsn IdBt.
Ote bisber fireitissn @ebiste am Rissr
itub 3uii9sn bsibsu gertrusi9Iiebsnbsn
aufsetbsiIt. StanIsp msints, Srantreid
babe sin @ebiet e,baItsn, bsFsn Bsfs
sinsn sroBsu Sies fir Srantrei@ uuss
made. Disies tonne bur9 bic Baite
Obne srOBe Rofsn einsn Sdisusnpss pou
Ilssrieu Bis mad benz Ssuesul bausn uub
I'D bisrbur9 sroBs gortbsiIe fi5sru. Aas
SuItans unb 9duptIinse wiirbsu f9 beef.
len, iid 5rautrsid gu unteruerfeu, unb
oann wsrtbuOas Bunbssssnofsu uitt uur
sssen eiusn aufitanb In aIsertsu, fontsru
iOsar In siusm surrpdii9sn Rrisss isin.
Bsuu sr sefrast poIOsu wdre. iast Stans
leg, bdtts CT seantuortet, England usrliere
iebr uisI, uub 6runtrsit ra9s siusu suten
Rauf.
Im l. SuIt ba6sn In Sapan bic
@ableu fur bas srite YarIament ffattsss
fanben, bas In isnsm 2anbe suiammsutrss
ten wirb. Sc III fir bie rationale @issns
art, iopis iar bas poIitiits Riusau Der
Sdpansr bs;ei&uenb, baB bisiss fur bas
flatli4e 2sbsu Sisiss oitafatii5sn aaiisrs
rsi4cs spO4GIe @reisuib fi5 ausntbaIbsn
obas irsenb wsl&s stOrunssu pom Selans
poQSos. SpsSiea In Eotio, yOtobama
unb unSsrea srossu Stdotsn bes 9antes
ipielts It'd bsr @ubIDorsans ab, obns
ibsgbaupt s,0berss Aafiebsn bsrUorsuru:
fen. 70 baB man fasli4 iasen tann, buB
Der 8abIatt an ben Sauptortsn tss Nsi.
9ss einsn sei9aftsmdBis rubiasu gerIauf
ssnommsu bat. 9orIduiJ III man nod
ni@t in Der Gage, fi9 ibsr ben gbaraitsr
bss 8ubIsrssbuifss in poliiii5er gs,iss
buns Elm urtbeil gu bi!oen, bu in isbr pies
Zen Sdqsu bic Yarlamsntsmanbate Yers
ionIi9tettsu aufislsu, bsren politiids Bars
teiifeauns teiue tIar ausseipro5sus iit.
@s wsroen ii5 oabsr e,it in sinissr Ssit
WutbmaBunsen iiber bic gartsisruppiruns
im eIitsn iapanii5en YarIamsnts, bsfen
G,5fnuHs TN October bisiss Sabrss srs
fulSen wtrb, aufifelIen Iafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16

Der Sunbssisuat bat ua9 wos
4ens unb pp9sn!aussn Osbattsa bis
Sarifbil Mtsain!eg's anssnommsn awar
ni9t, wie Re ibm pom 5auie sutam, ions
bern nit pislen Nmsnbsmsnts. Das 30.
tum itanb 40 Suflr anb 80 bassssn. Das
NIT 1T wsnisfsns Der aIp Der unsspiSbsit
beieittSt. wel6er 10 iduer unb Iauss auf
5anbsl unb 8anssI eeIaftst. 3par III
bic amsnbirts Blu nod ni9t @sise, ba iie
aund9f an bas Saus suridssbsn unb bann
eiuem gonfersnseomite ibsruisien psrbeu
mubte, absr es unterlisst wobI teinem
3wsifsl, baB bic I'm Ssnat ssnattsn Gsu'
bernnsen sebiIlist unb anssnommsu psrs
ben, ba fe msiitens nt9t eiuisitis bur9
ben Ssnat alsin s,ionnsu, iOnbsrn I'm
S4obs Der rspubIitanii9en @ousreBmuius
ritdt erIpossn uno fefseitsqt purben, uis
4. .. bic bur9 5s,ru Blaine peranlasten
RssiprositatstIauislu. praiibsut Sarris
fon whb islbiiusrfidnbIi3 tsin gsbsnten
trasen, bic Bill gu unterseidnsn unb bamit
gum @siss au MAIDEN.
gs III unm0sIi9, iid uOn bsr Bill, In
tbrer ississn @sfaIt, eine aud nur einisers
maben Hare gorifeauns 3u MAIDEN, ieIbit
fur bic Ssnatorsn unb gonsresmttsltsbsr,
bic bod bic Wa9sr uaren, birfte bas
man9e S9wteristsiten bcbsn. Wau fat
iest abauwarten, mas fur sinsn @tnfub
bas neue 9O9idut5ouSeisb auf bas Be-
finben unb bas @sbeiben pou Snbuitrie,
bss Sanbsls unb @ertsbrs ausaben wirb.
Gtnise Amenbsmsnts isben wis wirtli9s
gsrbsfsrunssn aus. 90 ). y. bic aufs
bebuns bss 5olss auf Biubidrur fur
Wdbuaidtnsn, absr bic 5rsube baran tam
tsins unssmiidte isin, um bss bintsr Der
gsrbsHsruns lausrnbsn @sbantsns an bie
Spsdisits utllsn, na9 wsl9er bieie Burit
seporfen ii1. Wsnn nidt bic brobsnbs
Sarmsrsa aaians mare, bann bdtts pabrs
i4einIt& btsiss gut ausiebeubs amenbes
msnt gar ni9t bas 2i4t Der WsIt srblidt.
absr aud barum banbsIt fd's isst ni@t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16
Yplitiide &unoI1au.
Saiauc.
gongrebberb

Senat. - Oer Ssnat itimmte bsr
SIuBs unb 6afsnbiu ssmdB bsm @onfs'
ren3bsri9ts Su. Ser @ei'eaniras bes
5aules etus 2anttuds galifornisn's, auf
bsr bic SsquOpas, tie &ieienbdums, iteben,
gum SfsntIi9su Ba,t su MAIDEN, paiirte
obne Wsitees. Die Sarifbiu uurbe pors
8encmmen unb bic 3eit, usl9e ieber Ses
nator ba,ibsr ipreden tonnte, warb auf
80 Winutsu far isoen grtiteI bsi9rdnft.
Oas uon albri9 ON l. Ssptembsr einses
ret&te Mmsnbement warb ansenommen,
.osldss bsiast, baB bsr grdRbent, peun
CT erfdbrt, baB Elm 9anb, weI@ss 3udsr,
MeIafs, Ebse, Saffee Ober 9auts mad ben
Der. Stautsu ausfibrt, pon @r3eusnifsn
bisisr Ser. Staatsu einsu 5ou erbebt, ben
er NIT &adf9t barauf baB iene @essns
ftanbe bisr sOafrsisu @inIaB bubsn, ui9t
fur billis unb sere@t spifdsn 2dnbsrn
balt, tis psdfeIieitise 5anbsIsbesiebunssn
pfesen, usrpfli@tet iein ioa, bic eini@Idsi:
gen gsftimmunsen bieiss 9sieses auber
&raft 3u isssn. unb bab alsbann pom iols
den @esenitdnbsn bie TN Beiteren auses
fibrtsn .36lle erboben werbeu ioQen. Die
slunabms bisiss Amenbsmsnts srfoIste NIT
81 sesen % Stimmen unb iesten lestere
ii9 aus ben Oemotraten unb aus ben &es
pubIitansrn auiammeu. gbsnio uurben
bic geitimmubsen ansenOmmeu, bab bic
@ewsrbsiteuer iebssmaI ON /. Suit 3u
entridtsn 1T unb bic 36as auf bisbsr aous
frete 9ssenlfdnbe pom l. October b. s. an
gu erbebsn itnb. Dte Garifbia murbe
uad ieSsftintiseu Debattsu 3ur Nbitiu,s
uuus ssitsat uub NIT 40 ssseu 80 Stims
men anqenommen.
Sur bte Blu ftimmtsn:
abrid, a(en, alliiou, Blair, Cameron, Ga
iep, Gbanbler, @ullom, Sapis, Danes. Giron,
GpartS 6rpe, Sarplep, Si9sins, Siscod, Soar,
Sn9als, Sones (gtepaoa), WeIRilan, Utdubers
ion, Wfit6eu, Woo6p, Baobod, 8ierce,. Ylatt,
Ylumb, Poper, Ouap, Gamblers, Salpper,
Sbermau, Spoouer, Squire, Stewart, Stods
bridge, Seller, sSaibburn, gsilion (Sopa) nnS
gSolcott.
@eseu bie Bill:
Barbour. Bate, gerrp, gladburn, Slsbsett,
Butler, Carlisle, @odrsa, @ofs. @olquitt, Oas
MEL, Saulfuer, 9ormau. @rap, Sarrts, Searit.
Sones (Art.), Senna, Morgan. Baseo, PuSb,
&aniom, Geagan, Surpie, 8ance, Bef, 8Ors
bees, @altbaa aRb 8iIioa (ytb).
AIS Jreunbe bs3w. @esner Der Sia
parsn a6sepaart:
SarIpeu NIT Yapne, Sale nit UtcSbertOr,
Worriu nit Saupton, Stanforo nit Gibiou,
Yetti9rew nit Sau.
Cur Se,banbIuns nit benz Gbssorbnss
tenbauie iiber bic an btHsn Bin pOrssnoms
msnen abdubsrunsen purbeu aIbri4,
Sberman. aaiiOn. Siscud, RcgbaiOu,
8ance unb Carlisle bsaufrast.
6aus ber 4bssors nsten. -
Oas 5aus nabm ben ssmsiniamsn BE.
f9Iub an, wobut9 ein GbsiI Der Bunbss:
MtIitdrsReietuaiion su Chattanooga tsr
Stabt gu Bar,Susdeu hbssIahsn piro.
Dts @.wdsuns bss uirsinii9sn Dublfrsis
tss ganSifOn sessn Ssnabls CAB anIaB aa
Sur, inbsm bis RsrubIitansr bic Demos
traten wesen bem Gusfaa bsr WabI In
Weains usten. Dis Garifbig, rpis fs Der
Senat amsnbirt bate, parb uorssIest
Mebrere Gage mar tein Quorum uOrbaus
ben anS mar aud nidt buiammsnsubrin;
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16
y AutraIieu.

WeIbourne, 10. Sept. Yierunbs
swan3is Sesleute itnb bisr psrbaftet wors
ben, neil fs fi@ wsissrtsn, tn @smsins
iaaft NIT ni9tBanftissn Ramsrabsn su
arbelteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16

&airo, 10. Sspt. Die @siunbbsitss
bsbSrbs pirb bsr 9sIsitmannidaft bes bsi,
Iiseu Ssppi9s mad Rsea cine finfbsbntis
aise unb ben YiIsern unb &arawanen aus
gambO cine spausistasise Quarantine
auferIesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-16

8openbaseu, IL. Get. Der ames
rifanii9e @eianbte @Iart 9. garr unb ein
anbsrss WitsIisb Der @sianbti9aft rsiitsn
bsuts Ibenb mad Stodbolm, um benz
gmpfanss pon gridion's @ebsineu bsi,u.
wobuen. 9as BunbsstrisssI9iff 9aitis
mere. wsl9ss NIT Der tlsbsrilbruns Der
9sbetns bss sroBen g,fiubsr8 tn iein Set
mutbIanb bsauftrast 1T. 1T am Wsorasn
bss o. September In SOtbsnburs anss.
tommsn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
Antoine Pssvost. Jr. ~ 4 81.
Decker. Ot ale.
State Of k0aisia1A. Parish oS g. Thss.
c:.y. E'sA'''"sA judicial D''t'''s

BY viFtpe q wit II Aesi 6ssiaa ito0
tie honorable Tie Aforesaid court, and .
me directed. bearing date May ~. lee0-
! will proceed 70 ssll 1t pablie aae.
ton. q The doOr Of the Cosrs-
6ouse. In the town Of GOWNS.
inAtnn. Parish and Ssass aSpgssajd, ~
SATURDAY. July II. lS90. Lstweso
legal sale hoan. the following dssssibel
property. to-wit:
4 certain lot 0f groand aitmatol n the
town Of Slidell. lAsi.h Of -. Tammaoy.
State Of Louix:ana, m~snaurinR lS3 feot
Of b rear line. running north and
south. The north line runs ing Msl aato
west 19l fest: the front line Suaniag
~soutlwest and northeast IA feet; the
south line RAINING eAst anil west 130
test. situated In the northeast post3No
NJ lot & il township .. section ID. south
range II sask 0reensbuV DISTRICT eoo-
msoncing at . stake ~ pnUt TOO Cost ftom
the oeuter Of the nxilroaL track. boand.
e.o on the north by the Nev Orlssas aa.l
Northeastern Railroad. anuth by hn.ls
II Robert sast and n"rth by lasds
Ut usrly / Co, aaij los being the same
acquired BY Alph0nse Martin frosa JanGs
hobart, BY oct passed before Max. Coo.
sin. notary public. as uliisll, La. %.
xeeher With ell the Luildinxs and In.
prOvements theresa.
Seized In the above satitlsd suis.
Terms IT mle. cash.
w. b. COOK, Sheriff.
Ovtneto0. Ia. Juse Z, lS9u.