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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Sier In Subuaue erifirt Elm Gsrsiu

Sier In 9ubuque eritirt Elm Ssrsiu
proteifantiider 8rebissr ensIii5er 3anae.
Dtele 9erren wanoeIte Die Ssbrfu1t on,
nm umfriebe Ju FIFTEEN. Ste riefen barum
ben aopofaten Der Yrobtbttionr item Abams
ben Dtapor Der Staht. Stsuarb, BIZ
Staetpater unb unbsrs suiammsn NIT Der
abfi4t ben 9etren bic &6pfe 81 maiden,
neil ite bas Yrobtbitioussefes ni6t aus
iibren. am 5rsitas Absnb ioIte IS suu,
&lappen tommer. Absr nur pier Der
9erren batten ben Nutb 5u sri5sinen uno
eann ~3antten fie fid sssenieiiis, p~srtasten
ft ano 10 lief bic @ei6i9te aus wie has
9orrberser S3iesen, gum @auoium Der
aan5eu gepolteruug Der Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Gin @eid1itstheiIbaber aeiuht.

Gum Betrieb zines eintrdaIi6en giisn'
paarsns unb Wai6inensei9dftes Hard
ware and Machinery in elmer porsasIi9eu
@estno NsbraSta's pirb elm Partner &c:
iu9t. 0erislbe mus etpas pom @e1ddfte
psriteben unb $3O0o-$4O0O on 9aub
babsn. 0as 9si9dft Iisst in elmer auss
ssssi5uetsn Sarmersessnb, unb omar tn
elmer Stabt, bic 3uslsi6 @Ountpbauptitabt
III. Ndbere austunft sibt bic Rsbattion
bieies Blattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
cam @se. elmer ter I~ana,Spfiasn SSbr

Sam ase, elmer Der I~ansjOpfssn S0bue
bes Blumsnrsids Der Witte, lief In gsbar
Rapibs einsm Der S9ersen Onfsl Sam's
tn bic Singer, neil Ct S9nops aus benz
StisfsIit afte psrtaufte uno Feline 2iesn3
batte. Wan bra4te i'm bisber uub itsqts
i'm untsr bic aufidt uon 8unbesmaribaa
Bean, unb be bic S9lisdusisen bic per;
lauste Birsi9aft niht uufbrineen %tounten,
mug ct ieinss BroSshss binter ben i@wtbts
f9en @arbinen barren. Mclean man
bad man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
60 1T Al miinjden, bob Der @eians

60 1T 5u piiniden, bOb Der @eians:
lection bes 2uremburssr @sreins nod mel:
tsre &rdfte bsitreteH. gu bieiem 3ued
t0nnen am Oonnerftas, ben 2. October,
penn Der GURUS tesinnt. b~ieienisen jun.
gen 9sute ii9 msIben, bic Ebeil am @e:
iansuntsrribte nsbmen molten. @ir swsi:
fslH uitt, baB uisls u~nierer iunssn SANDS:
Ieute bsitreten, ba ibuen bier @slesenbeit
ssboteu wirb, f9 unter ber tidtiaen Set
tuns bes 2ebtets Germ 8rotit, i'm De-
ianss unsntssItli1 ausiubilbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Gs iirbt enti6ieoen uidt idSn oil,

IS iirbt enti9teoen ni9t id0n aus
penn eth mdnnli9es Snbipibium ieiuer
Wuub .um Gabattaueu bsnust, penn abei
iunse Oamen, beren Wunb gu stnas gan,
anberen sei4affsn TT, ibre RiunIaben fort:
wdbrsnb in S~ewesuns iesen, um ibrsr
Gum" 3u uerarbsiten, 10 1T bas nod uieI
bdBli5er. 8snn ioIde iunse Damen nu,
piibten, wie iebr fe ibre bibi9su @sf9te,
BET bteier manipulation usr3teben, uni
bdBlia fs babel eri@einsn, 70 parben IL
baIo bapon abffeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Siaia ! 8iQia 9inia !

Sect 1T bic 3stt Inn tbrs 9stbft : &Iei:
bsrftofts. Seibsns, Sammets unb @siB:
maarsu, TsppiSe &C. 5u t~aufen, ba unisr
Eager isst In isber abtbsiluns compIet 1T,
unb mir 8dufern @ortbsile bteten, mite is
ni9t anbsrswo erIanst werben tonnen.
Da mir tn sroBsn Suantitdtsn fur 8aar
taufsn, inb mir i'm Stanbs ss uOrtbsiIbaft
iir sic ~ MAIDEN, Sbre @aaren gu fau'
fen bt Sas. 2eui& 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
@em Yerioneu

t6uutu 6urd lttdt urtduft6e uu6 uIbli6e, bauptiddlid
bet ben Dsuttaen inner 9~ausbars Artitsl siutH O~auernSer
uuo guteH SerbteHt e~rStClCn. Gum Bepeiis peroen auI
&uuld obne Sorausbeabluus Probsn 6r Artitel aui
NommtIton I'M Sstragt Uou $50, Jublbar mad ggriaui
bet @rpreB uno AuStunlt per BOit J~useaubt, stsen Sin
itUounB gutter Beietnien Don redtidaftnen NiHneru
nab t0UHcu bic Artttel, UenH utbt als gut vertduhiA e.:
wtcien. retHrRtrt ReFoeu. &6Tehs: W, grHh, 9IsVs:
LnHo, 8,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Nqenten Der 8a;ette".
Su BblCooo. Iu.

IN 0hlta9o, gu:
or. Better &eiter, 217 Or6arb Strabe.
81. u. Steins:RaImus, 2O6 @anaIport
QperIe.
Sr. Wt6aeI @eIter, 10. 1919 site
StraBe. Siibieite.
Niir Aurora, 81, uno llmse9enb.
ST.. 9. g. % an, go. AZ Nortb Sroaowap.
SIR ct. 9aul unb llmsesenb:
g. @Ioos, 500 @bmunb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Chicago, gus Sebruar 1890. - Sd
lit ;uei Mouats an ben bsfttsten rbsuma
tii1sn S3merseu. Du,9 bic a%npsnbuns
pon st. Satobs Del uatbe i'd bausrnb ses
beiIt. - 5rduIstn asatbe @sorsen, SIS
Qarabse StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Eorreiponoens.

RoQin9itone, Otinu., ben 90. Sept. 80.
9sute frat 5srr Ri9sI Qsmmsr pon
ROuinsitons, Die Rsils pon bier mad Eep
2)ort On, um uon bort aus auf benz Dam:
-pfer vBeffernIanb" auf bas CUTE, aIie Sas
te' llno 2~uremburs IosIuitsueru, UNI ieineu
Sc uanoten, rab etpa 27idbristm Nufent.
bali I'll JtOIinsfione, sinsn Ssiu9 abBu
t~tLIten.
SOFTEN 0ir, baB 9srr 2smmer, pel5e,
nsbenbei bemeItt, Elm ausgesei9uster Ra4s
bar lit, lin 3tel f9nsu unb siid.i5 errei,
den uuo eaB CT i'm &reiie ieiuer 8sr.
waubien uno Ramtraoen in Ssfort mau6e
fr6blt1e Stunoe erlsbeu wirb.
5Obn Sung.
Der y9Ort 8aibinstou 3situns pom
%. september, 1T bas 5OIstnoe sntnoms
men:
Sine quite 8ei;snernte e~r;ielte Sr. Sacob
&San1pont in Comm port 8aibinSton. Bon 10
2uihel &lslaat oeS ,Utinneiota Blue Stem"s
aei6ens bat er 1S6 Sui6eI seorOiden.
- Ginen fir ,ein alter nod iebr riiliieen
Weaun lernten mir bieier Gage in Der perion bes
orn. SObn Sberft BON Conn Belgium tennsu.
0r. Sberlt itebt in ieinem S.. 9ebensiabre; er
tam 1S46 in oieies Ganb, aber bic 3elt i9eint
lpurIos oil tbm poriiber 9e9un9en Su ieir.
- Die gussabe Der v9uremburger @a,ette"
pou oieier Do9e ttdst bic ytummer 1000. 0ir
9ratuliren 9rn. @onner ber3li9 Su bieiem @rs
ei9utIie; er fam NIT Stol, auf feline 2lrbeit
pGbreno Der perfloienen eintauieno 0o6en ,us
rddbltden.
Bir bantsn unisrm @oussen bersIi@ fur
bteie Worte ber ermunternoen &nerten.
uuugl
Dem aurora goItsfrsunb" uerbanttn
Utr odS 5oIsenbe:
Gin iOuSerbarer @abriprud.
lem HlO. 535 gibertpitraBe rpobnbafteu Sobn
g&dWp wuoe AM Wutpo9 abeno pom leineu
3tdd5drn libel mit9elpielt. Jtebeu ibm pobnt
bic N0milie gurnea unb na6oem Wanb iein
A5euobroo uer3ebrt bate, muroe CT pon Sad
Smrnea berauS9erufen UNI einen j3miIt we9en
ibreu rslO. Stnoern ju i6li9ten. @urnea gina
pou Norten 81 8bGtli6telten iiber uno bieb in
orutaier 2Seile NIT einem 3aunbrett auf Naus
elm uuo i6lu9 i'm ~ Sohen. nobel ibm iein
Batter, Der alte @urnea bebiilflt6 NOR. @eii6t
uno au9en oes gSanB naren blau 9eIdlaaen
uu0 oerielbe plro fiir etIpa cine ISOLDE nod
drbettsunidbi9 iein. 0anb rei6te &ia9e aeoel
bic @urneaS elm unb bas Gerb6r lamb 9eftern
ltutt, al beien S6luiie Poli;eiri6ter galbpin
bic beioeu @urneas ionic aud 8anB ~ lie So
Straie uno 6oiten psrllrtbetlte. S06it ionoers
bar lit, wie Der weiie Ni6ter cine iol6e @lts
i6eiOun9 trefien tonnte, oenn &ans bate itder
teiue Strafe ueroient.
g8 m. 0a9uer bat bieis @o6e Iein Be,
ISt4um an ROro SrOowap beoeuteuo persr0Bert
ourb ben Gntauf Der jruei gum 9ies iden gta6 :
las 9ebOrenoen Sauitelen nebit ben Oarauf be-
ltnOli9en Solj9ebauben. Der Raufpreis mar
SO 90. Sr. 8a9ner iOqte cine bubble, oeuti6.
ApGue aui benz Rlabe auiiibreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Sn eas neue ebemaIise @efpbal &
Sinbs'ids @sbdubs, has bsuts Der bo5s
mite 8if9of s. Sennefp eisnet, tommsn
bic 2OtaIitdtsn Der biefsen 9unbeIstammer
binsin, @S wirb basu Der erits Stot be-
nust. Gas @ebdube uirb bsmna1 Board
of Trade Building beiBeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Sur6 bic &eiie gum RatboIitsntas nod
Pittsburs inb mir stpas In Riditlnb
sefommen, Defenders mit ~uuiersr GORE:
iponoess. Wan babe etpus @sbuIb, In
wenissn Easen pirb aueS pisber wie sss
wobnt pinttli9 i'm @sIeiie iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Ser Staotratb bat beidloiIeu, baB has
i'm @oulersGbal Itesenbs Bulusrmasasin
aubelbaIb Der Stabt ausuIsseu 1T. Die
Ra4ba,u babeu nit polem &e5te f3
susds Ssrlssuus an ben StaOtratb ses
maubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
WGhrruo Der Isstsn IA Gaas hsrritc

WGbreuo Der Iesfen IA Gage bsrritts
TN aussmeinsu prd9tisss SpdtiOmmer.
meter. Der lditise Staub wurbs burt
mebrere fta,ts @suitteri9ausr s,iiutIi6
selOidt. Sas G,brei4 III IL 9sniissnb
our4uei4t, um benz Ganbwlrtb bic notbs
wenoissn 5srbtarbsitsn su erm6sIidsn
unb bic 8siosp!dss pranssn wisbsr i'm
frii1efsn @rln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Sim Souusritoo wurbe i'm QocoI Der

Nm Sonusritag wurbe i'm QOeaI be,
bieiisen 5anbeIstammsr cine snibufiaitiidt
Geriamuluns absebuIten. I'm, S9ritte ~
tbuu, Dubuque in gerbinbuns nit ben
srobsn Granddaughter Der @bicaso uni
Rortb psiferu giisnbabn 3u fessn. IS ioq
bur6 bic QnIase elmer 8abn in iiousiiIt.
der &i@tuns sei9sbsn. gu benz 3usd
muB Dubuque 500. 900 aufbrirgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Sd lit on eiHem bsftIsen eebers unb
Rierenlsiben. purbe iebod bur6 bic ans
usnbuns BON Or. ausuft &Onis's 9am.
burger SrOpfen bauerno sebsiIt &. &tsins
feIber, Stodton, Sal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Ser nSimes" oObIer ifeissu Ieiis 5usi.
feI uuf, Oh bic RspubIituusr bieisn Serbif
Bel Der StaatspabI in Soma fiesen. Die
3weifsI werbsn nod lidrtsr IN. TN Nos
usmber iino He gang ssidwunoen. bsuu
bann 1T bic 3teberIass Der old glorious
party etue feife Tbat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

@ie % bsiBt, sebt bic Chicago, ct.
9aul 81 aanias gitp giisnbabn NIT benz
@ebanten UNI, ibre @sriitittsu pou st.
gaul nod einem u,sbr csntraIen 8las Der
Babu su perIesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Yin %. September, ioute am g.,
9. unb Is. October, usrtduit bic @bicas
90, Wtlpautes & ct. Saul giienbabn
@rcurfonstidsts mad @bicaso. bic sebn
Gage siItis ftub, gu isbr reou3irtsu Brsis
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Sic Ssr9bahn' GOmpusnie tsbnt ibre
@eleiis Bis nod 0eif.D Dubuque aus. Die
S9tensu lansen mad unb na1 on. Die
@ompasnis utrb NIT Der arbsit bis gum
@intritt bss Wintsrs fsrtis istn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Ser Sunbes. arsisridtsr sbiras pa

Ser Sunbes' 8reisrihtsr Sbiras bat
etnsu bsbsutsnbsu 9roSeB gum Gntideib
Dor fi9. Sc Rnb babel 5000 auf benz
SpisIe. gs banbsIt h4 um Ser
Ietuua zines @outrattss fur bas Sl0ser
BON Baum itimmen auf benz Chippewa
SIuB. Sobu &obion pom @inOna III Der
8ldser uno bic Riuer 2ogsins ahcciatiOn
bic Vertlaate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

81 GptDortb brad Dor. Bods cine
&otte Diebsn on psri9isbensn Stsqsn,
aud TN Bofamte unb In Der @obruns bss
Bofmsifsrs elm. no es ibnen seIans $75
3u itsbIsu. Sie lisBen aass itsbsn unb
Iu6ten nur nod @eIb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Ser anwalt BON Dubuque Gouatg,
alpb. Wattbews. bat 0ffeutIi9 ertldrt,
bag CT ni9t wisbsr Garbibat fur has amt
isin uirb. Sdnssn bic Eraubeu gu bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Gin OSer susi snersiide juHse @annsr
ais reiienbe asenten fir bic ,Sasette"
ssiu5t. sic uIfsn bsiSer Spraden
mddtta iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
9ie 9Qiupis Gsntral. lsiienhahusGnn

pagnie bef0roert pom 25. September bis
10. October incl. Bsiuder bes RornsYas
laltss tn Siour Gitp pou bier nod Siour
@ttp unb 5urit fur ben 8reis Der sinssls
men 5abrt. Rd6eres BET s. s. Wer,p,
aifitsnt bes 9sneraI:p ahasisrzI ssntsn
gu Wtan9eifer, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

ism. 9. Wolo, SIst' unb &65reus
Grbeiler. alrIassu nsusr RObrsnussts fur
Dampfs unb @asanIaaen. 10. 472
Wainftrase. GsIspbon go. l43. SAM
tary work a speciality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
llniere tarbiasn Yiiraer bstlassn F5

unlere 1arot9en Snr8er petla9eh H9,
baB ibnsn Rismaub elm anitdnbisss Saus
psrmietbsn nil. @uleniptesel tIaste, bat
i'm Riemarb Isiben Tonne, bemsrtte aSe,
aud ba5u, taB isin 8strasen bsmssmdf
ist. BET ben Dartiss pirt bafsIbs mob
Der Saa fem, nur iasen ie es ni9t, mics
Gta guIsnipiessl that.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

8. Giden 1T aus Der Seuti6en Sart
aussetrstsn unb Bat cine before SteIs In
Der 3wsitsn NationaI Sant abaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

Sn chem Bunfte bot Der iouit 10 bdsFJ
benz Gaoel ausseieste @sneraIs Yoitmsiaer
Wanamater Re4t, inoem er iust: sd
warbe lieber 9ei4dfte gu MAIDEN iuden
o5ne @lerts, ais pbue in ben 3situussn
au3u3eisen." Gun. wsnn er ui9t ar3eist,
brau4t er gar feline @le.ts, bus bat i9on
Wau4er a%usaefunbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
Sic Gil,nbabuen laeinen benz 5rie6eu

Sic Giisnbahuen i9einen benz JrteSen
bod nidt 10 re9t gu trauen, ba bic giisns
balm: gommifdre bes Staates se,i9tIi9s
S6rttts anssorrbt baben, rusnr ft9 bic
Babnen ben itaatli9 fefseiestsn Eranss
portpreiisn nidt fiseu. Die Suinois
Central bat faetiid pom 90. September
an gu ben joint rates Waaren i'm Staats
t%ransportirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
@aIter Heintaro.
~Qitet WetnD0t0,
geuannt Somru,
Ser Raiah BON Sirbbana
lno feline beloenmitbise Semabl n gesOunls.
Cine pabre @ei6i6te aus Sifinbien
s.. q. &. ReuIanb

@ir werosn ben Druid 10 i9nea oils
mOslit bsiOrsen, 10 bag in !3eit uou 6 Biz
8 @o9sn bas @e,t5su fsrtis gum gsrs
ianbt 1T. Die 9rdmie wirb Der Rsibs Der
3ablenbsn mad erpebiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
$tadt 4 Mmseaend.

Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30
ltniese oiesjdbrise Yrdmie iir
ole Gazette.

IS lit ni5t Der 9sbrau9, unisrn 9siern
ais 8rdmien uIts, atsslaserts S4m6ter
unb 9abenbdter gu seben. l~lniere prdmien
perben eissns fir uns seidrieben. Bir
lieBen babel nte aus benz ause, baB fe fir
bic r~suremburser" 10 intsreiant iein iouteu
als m6sIt8 unb wdbIten baber INNER Sbes
mas. bic NIT Der 9sididts bss lisbsn
8aterIanoes eng uerbuuben warsn. 90
tbaten mir aud bisissmal. Set pieIsn
Sabrsn iammeIte Der bsIisbts goIssid,ift.
teller Serr s. u. s. RsuIanb aues Ra.
terial iber einen sspifen 8aIter &sins
barb, eiHen 2%ursmburser, bsr es tn Sfiu'
bien sun, Jiriteu bra9te unb Elm ssuaIti:
ger 9srrider warb. Dus @siammeIts
wtrb, sst4tet unb s~sionbsrt, uniere 4rd:
mie biIosn unb ben Eitsl fibren:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-30

&~easns6urser Marienfalenoer, iupis
anbsrs &aIsubsr fir 1891 gu babsn BET D.
&obaus, Sc. 1868 @lapfraBe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-10
Sensational Duel

BIRMINGHAM, Sep. S.-A sensational
duel to the death was fought in a sa-
loon on First averue this afternoon.
The principals were Thomas H. Ben
nett, warden of the city prison, and
local politician of note, and VIII
Hardeman, a locomotive engineer.
Bennett was shot four. times and kill
ed, and Hardeman received bad
wound in the arm.
The men had a difficulty some time
ago, and meeting in the saloon this
afternoon it was renewed. Eye wit
nesses say Bennett told Hardeman TO
come and fight it out then and there,
at the same time drawing a pistol.
Hardeman answered that he was not
armed. Bennett drew another pistol
and handed it to Hardeman. Then
the shooting commenced, and eight
or ten shots were fired Bennett sank
to the floor with four bullets in his
body and died in a few minutes
Hardeman was arrested.
Bennett came here eight years age
from Cincinnati. He has been a prom.
inent leader in all labor and political
movements, and was president of 9
Democratic club which bore his name
He leaves wife and several children
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-10
A Marrio.Maniac.

j. F. Hawley, white man, is a mucl
married bigamist, and is now reaping the
harvest of his devilment He has just fin
ished term in the Georgia penitentiary,
and as soon as he was released he was i'm
mediately arrested on another charge of
bigamy His matrimonial history began in
North Carolina, where he married into q
respectable family, and after living with his
wife year skipped into South Carolina
and soon married again. After year of
married life with her he again struck out
for pastures new" and finding a young
lady IN Decatur county, Ca, that suited his
wicked fancy, he married her. This wife died
mysteiiously, and he was suspected OF hav-
ing poisoned her, but there was no evidence
to convict It was at the investigation Of
this matter that it was discovered that he
had living wife in this State, and this in
turn lifted the veil from his other misdeeds.
He was tried and sentenced to serve four
years in the Georgia penitentiary.
While IL prison he managed to make his
preparations for another courtship and mar
riage by correspondence with young lady
of good family, but his rearrest blasted his
hopes.
Sheriff Cole, OF Darlington, sent last Mon
day one of his deputies to Atlanta to bring
the marrio-maniac to Darlington, where he
will plead to the same old charge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-10
A Child Smothered.

Late yesterday afternoon five,
year-old son of June Walker was
playing on pile of seed cotton in q
house belonging to Joe Sprott, while
the Walker family were in Sprott's
cotton field picking cotton.
The child fell in hole in the cotton
pile head foremost, and when the cot
ton pickers emptied their baskets they
flied up the hole containing the boy,
they of course not knowing that he
was anywhere about. After the fam
lily had eaten supper they missed him,
and search was at once made. They
searched the out houses, the fields,
and the wells in the neighborhood,
but without success, and about ten
o'clock some one suggested that he
might be in the cotton, where they
went and found him buried about two
feet deep. They took him out but
life was extinct.
Coroner Rowe was notified, and at
once empannelled jury, who rem.
dered a verdict that the deceased
came to his death through suffocation
in a pile of seed cotton.
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The Manning Merchants.

The busi ness portion of our town is be-
ginning to put on business air. Our mer-
chants are opening up large stocks OF goods
and making every preparation for good
fall trade. Some of them, however, seem
to have old fogy ideas and think it is un-
necessary to advertise their goods. They
are willing to 60 along in dreamy state Of
waiting until a customer will call on them
and ask if they have certain article. If
they have the article al is well; if they
haven't it then they will get it some other
time. But the wide awake business man
will advertise and is anxious that people
should know what he has for sale, therefore
he selects conspicuous place in the MAN
MING TINES as a profitable business invest
ment. To convince those that do not ad.
vertise that advertising in the TINES does
pay'we call their attention to our advertis-
ing pages and assert that each of or ad-
yertisers without o single exception is sell
ing large quantities Of goods, and when
people come to town these stores are usual
ly the first looked for.
Now is an excellent time to advertise
your fall goods. Let people know what
bargains there is IN store for them if they
will only give you trial. The cotton crop
is good and the financial condition of oul
farmers is better this year than it has beer
for years, therefore they will have more
ready cash than heretofore, and will buy 6
great many things this year that were lef
of last year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-10
LEVI BROTHERS.
The Place for Best Goods at Lowest
Prices.

rhe Place for Best Goods at Lowest
Prices.
We call special attention to our large stock
of Jerseys, in all colors and styles, from SOC
10 S3. so. Silk jerseys for $3.50, worth So. so.
Laerissa, something entirely new in dress
goods, for S5c per yard. A beautiful liue
double width cashmere goods zoe and 2oc.
Our stock of dress goods is complete in
every respect, and most beautiful line OF
trimmings to match.
A large stock of ginghams and Scotch
einghams from Sc to Zoe per yard.
A very large stock OF Satines from loe to
SOC per yard.
We call special attention to our Satines 80
inches wide for 10c, worth 12Ic
A beautiful line OF lambrequins, scalloped
and printed with tassels, from 75c to So.
Felt Y inches wide in all colors for Sl.25
per yard, with felt drapery to match at 25c
per yard.
A beautiful line of plush table covers
with deep fringe from soc to 81.
Table scarfs, silk and felt, 81, Sl.25, and
Sl.5n.
Arrasene and chinelle ribersilles and
braidines.
Zephyr and Germantown wool.
Pushes in all qualities and colors.
Cream and black silk fichues 25c.
A full line of mems clothing Mems suits
from $3.50 up; boys suits from Sl.5O up.
! We have q first class line of shoes, and We
! sell at rock bottom prices.
If you want II good hat go to Levi Bros.
Hats from 25c up.
A complete line of gents furnishing
goods.
$50 barrels fine western flour just re-
ceived.
Complete line staple and fancy groceries.
Come one, come all, and be convinced.
We pay the highest price for cotton.
LEVI BROTHERS,
Sumter S @.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-10
A Little Hero.

While the children of Mr.. J. D.
Lowman, of the Fork, were playing
in the road at his place last Wednes-
day a strange dog with foaming
mouth appeared suddenly among
them and attempted to bite his little
daughter. His little son, seeing the
dogs intention, interposed his person,
when the dog grabbed him on the
hip. The heroic little fellow grasped
the dog by the neck and throat and
nearly choked the animal to death
when Mr.. Lowman arrived, who took
and confined the dog in his shop un-
til several neiyhbors pronounced it
mad, when it was killed. The little
boy was taken to DIR. j. L. Shuler,
who found his wound to be only a
bruise from the dogs teeth and he
pronounced it not dangerous.-Ler-
ington Dispatch.
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