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COAL AND WOOD.
OOp AND COALl MOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND CoALi WOOD AND COAL
The undersigned beg leave to call the attention Of
the public to the fact that they have opened branch
yard 81 No. 1915 eth street, between M and SITS
northwest, where they would be pleased have the
public call and examine their stock, also At thsir
old stand, No. 519 "a street southwest. fun sur
ply Of the best qualities Of WOOD and COAL kept
constantly on hand, which they are disposed to sell
10 I'm IRepi McCAULEY q BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

THF GROUND HOG came out Ia reconnoitre YES
;erday, ami. a. he saw his shadow, he according
70 Popular belief hereabouts) retreated TO his
hole again "a escape SiN weeks more of winter
weather. The ground hog got fooled on the
weather last year. and il i TO be hoped he viii
Le tiA.Aed cut tbs year before the six weeks are
over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

CHILDREN's HosPITAL.-we take pleasure
in calling attention % the card of this excellent
institution elsewhere in to-day's paper. IL is
doing i'm quiet way AN immense amount of
good in the city, and as IL is supported entirely
by voluntary contributions il appeals directly
Ia the charity OF those interested in miti gating
the sufferinss of the afflicted poor.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY or
THE 18th CENTURY.

THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
i THE 18th CENTURY.
DR.. s. ID. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure
For Consxnpfioa,
Cures ordinary Coughs aud Colds in a few hours like
magic, and
HoweS Arabian Tonic Bleed Purifier
Is purely vegetable, ceanses the system Of all i'm
puries, builds II right square up, and makes pure
rich blood
For General Debility" Lost VITALITY and
broken down constitutions
81 Challenes ths NaeteeatA Century,
To find its equal.
Every bottle is worth it's weight in gold
PRICE i per bottle; or six bottles for SIS
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHAs. SToTT Co, $50 Pennsy lvania avenue
y: ID. GILMAN, 621 Pennsylyani avenue
u: DuckETT, corner Penn. avenue and III st.
J. MILBURN CO., near Treasury Department
DAVIS Co., 18th and l. streets.
J. =. MAJOR, 9TH and H streets
j. STONE, 9TH and L streets
y b. CLARKE CO., ~ st. and Pennsylvania ave
3. JONES, sd and streets southeast.
TABER Co., 529 9TH street southeast
Ed. DowLINe, ~ and G streets southwest
A.. ScHAFHERT, North Capitol and III streets
u: p HIckLING. 3O1 Pennsy " ania ave. and 81 st
WnFRED MCLEOD, Georgetown. j3l-t
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of SAMUEL b. SEXTON, IL Bal
timore, Maryland, praying for the extension a q
patent granted to him the 18th day Of April i6o
ressped on the Sd day Of December, 1851 and in two
ruary, li No. 81, being again reissued o. the 9Th
day Of September, 1884, and the l3th day Of Feru
II h ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on the 18th day Of March next; that the time for
TIED to the 1h day Of March next. and that sad -.
tition be heard on the ii day Of April next.
Us VIZ Il. d. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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CITY ITEMS

On BRlKD vIsIT.-Dr. s. d. Howe, Of New
York city, arrived in town yesterday, and last
evening he called upon us. Many v III ~ mt mber
that DIR. Howe is the gentleman who discovered
the arabian Milk Cure, a medicine for con-
sumptives, AMI also the "Arabian Tonic, !" for
purifying the blood. The frSt-named medicine
Is a substitute for cod liver oil, possessing all is
Howe has been regular rracticing physician
for about twenty-three years, and the discovery.
the benefit of which he is now giving 20 the
world, he made ne arly twenty three years ago.
He has Lad practice In Bellevue Hospital, and
he has gained a thorough knowledge from an
examination of II, 600 persons, of consumption in
all forms. Raising people from the dead or
curing people who are palpably beyond recovery
he cannot do, but he feels satisfied that I'm any
instance where the sufferer has not gone beyond
the second stage of consumption his MIX Cure
viii restore health. This physician is ND travel
ing quack; he has his regular ofice establish
ment in New York, but his agencies are I'm every
city. The Doctors business having called him
this way, he has volunteered his services lat the
urgent request of those who have used his prep
arations, } and win examine the lungs Of ali who
call upon him between the hours of 10 n. m and
4p. m. for two days, Tuesday and "Wednesday of
this week, at Metropolitan Hotel, free Of charge
He has no medicine TO sell (that can be obtained
at the drug stores) and his advice may be had
free, and at the same time IL viii be honest II
would be well to visit DIR. Howe, even If you do
not need an examination OF your lungs. You
will find him a gentleman.
D
SOUND FEET being indispensable TO health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White. the well-know n
Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and <l~tr <<,c h ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

The CoLoRED OPERA COMPANY give their
first performance of the doctor OF Alcantsra''
"a Lincoln Hall this evening with appropriate
scenery. costumes, &c, and those who have
seen and heard rhs m rehesrse t, predict success
for the company. At any rate there Is great
and - large audience will doubtless attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

WELCHT PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR
Most satisfactory for making Light Bread, Rolls,
Biscuitand Pastry.
GORDoNs MiISaoH MEAT.
The high Standard Of the Preserves" Of this house
jiGeo2w N. W. BURCHRLL, 1882 street q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

COMING To THE 1NAUGURATIoy.-Colone
Webster received on Saturday last a letter from
Colonel Drake, commanding the Cd New Jer sew
regiment, that he would be here ON March ith
with his command. four hundred strong.
The West Point Cadet corps will be quartered
al the Ebbitt House. They number 10 officers
30 cadets, and 30 members Of the band. Each
cadet viii bring his own blankets.
The New York Sun saws: The 5th regiment.
commanded by Col. Charles s. Spencer, will go
70 Washington TO witness the second Inaugural
tiOn OF Grant. The expenses OF the trip are 10
BE- betrayed by subscription. Ex-Collec tor Muir
ply has already given Al 900.
Col. Drake aud Lieut.. j. j. Coyne, quarter
master, arrived here to-day, and are making
the necessary arrangements They win bring
with them band of forty pieces. and will ar
rive ON Monday AMI quarter in military styie ut
Tire Columbian armOry, and will leave on We'd
hesday.
communication addressed TO the President
has been received from Capt. Campbell OF the
twilight Cadets colored organization, and
referred to the military committee, and answer
returned that they viii be assigned place in
tae line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

PURE MILK

.Ry., Snssi%gs%sd, as;aul,sr.ted MIX. from
be furnished 70 the citizeus Of wsshinston. ~
S sss wi e tssir rssidspss; an
SOS and 26l Cenfer Mako, Win receive 49,
JaAelRs o. RAxrp-
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LOCAL NEWS.


UtlsGrdS HdH--COmplimentary testimonial
o. Manager Saville-''All is not Gold that Gilt
tT-' and Little treasure
71eater Coaigz..-Drama, come ", burles4ue,
songs. dances, etc.
LtneeIa HdH.-''Doctor Of Alcantara'' by the
tolOTed opera troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

FISH AND OYSTER MARKEr-Boarf Of HealA
JnsPscfiORS-1he report OF Mr.. C. Ludingoon,
Lsh inspector, for the week ending February
j, lsaj, shows that IN that time = so bushels Of
oysters passed inspection; 6s7 bushels OF oysters
were eondemned; 1888 punches OF fish passed
inspection, ami 8 lunches were coulem neil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
DIR. P. SHEpD, homeopathic, sos e st.

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws 6 per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 8 to and 6
%. ES,1itl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

l(Y THOMAS BOWLING, Acct, Georretosp.
SPECIAL AND PEREMproRr SALE BY arc,
or sILyER- PLATED WARE AND CIT
80 I win al without reserve, =. the auction
store No. l3s Bridge street, near High, the
largest sicck q Sill er-ware and Cutlery ever
ss :. pss se L e. 'h Ps Ss css
Fruit Fruit Dissss .nsss f and sfs.sis CASTOR;
Tea and cefee Urns, Spoons, Forks. Ladies, Silver,
plated and Ivory. handle Knives, and everything
article Is warranted Standard plate.
sale to cSmmenoe SATURDAY. EVENING, Feb Feb
T TUE fssrnafy and each Ssy :, q
m a., and and sp.m. THOMAS BOWLING,
TsskkIII g bs ss6AG Ef a
ZEN yEREIN, will be held At FORREST ~
RY THos. BOWLING, AuctiOneeri GeOrsetOwa
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
anc,iou, q, the Auction Recms n facms. posns
Ne lss B,ldse s'ceet, near High street, on TUES
the three LANDINGS on the Potomac river above
Georget9wn, commonly known ss Cloudy Land.
Ap Is " fHoS ss poE WITS z! ' sac,
THE RUSH Is OWE, THE ACCCMULAfEp
yodsSa ds.y "a ,s nor sNef os su ,he %
past fall, owing 20 the tmpoesibiiity Of securing
Truly Thankful for past fasors having at present
full corps of hrste artisans with facility
to meet PROMPTLY all demands, respectfully solic
W. H. wHEATLEY's
PREMIUM STEAM DYELNG AND SCoUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
jsnI7 - Jefferson street, Georgetown, n. C.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoOPskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Inteiligencer Building. 1923
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FLOUR.
SCNDRIES.

~ ore, a. We cannot guarantee the above nm
'aaeeo low piioos for any defnite length Of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

PROPERTY SALES IN ALExANDEIA.-W. A.
Smoot has purchased from AIegany Smoot the
lot ON the southwest corner OF the Intersection
of Union and Princess streets, - feet front
The lot and two-story brick house thereon,
situated on the west side Of Water street, be-
tween Wilkes and Gibbon, belonging to the es-
tate Of the late Catharine Walker, was sold to-
day by +. A. Kerky, aucti0neer, I'd Martin
Lawler, for S1i0.-GG.etle fst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

MANAGER SAvILLE's BESKFIr at Wizards
Hall tonight Is going TO be a great success
sEtisrcaliy and pecuniarily. Mr.. ami Mrs
Savile will appear ina "a Little Treasure, and
Nh j. rot Gol.l that Glitters,' assisted BY an
81 the stock company. A large nuIaber OF
tickets have been sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

FLoUR
Resf Fsmily. NJ 81 a. pr \ barrel
An Choice Flour, al 81 IS per \ barrel
ehess' ohsmpsse, n ,.s A. - cents pr gallon.
IMPORTANT
We the sole agents fer the D-sr,c, az co,urhi.
for George Evans English man ufNctnrs.d sTwTNs,
MACHINE NEEDLES. Have all kinds: Q cents
each. or for 6 cents. mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Eidweifs Bottoms are covered with snow.
The Governors MOUNTED Guard meet TO- ght
On business Of importance See adj.
The pastors union transacted no business to-
day for want OF quorum.
Justice r. T.. Weaver, having received a re-
appointment to-day fled his bond and oath of
once at the Office of the clerk of the court
AT the meeting of the New York State Asso-
citation ON Saturday a committee was appointed
en- the coming inaugural celebration.
The members Of the Minnesota Republican
ASSOCIATION on Saturday presented ~. Charles
Ming with handsome gold headed cane.
The Indiana republicans meet tonight to
make arrangements for participating in the
inaugural ceremonies.
Mr.. Lester A. Bartlett lost a 5000 horse on
Saturday from strange disease, which caused
the animals death In q few hours.
sterday morning about one dozen colored
people. men and women, were baptized in the
river, the ice being broken for the purpose.
IL Is expected that the Court in General Term
will to-morrow decide the cases of Charles H.
Semmes, convicted of bgamy.
Saturday evening little girl, the daughter of
Louis Strebb, shoemaker, residing on street,
near 18th, was badly burned by coal oil, she
falling down with lighted lamp in her hand.
The stockholders of the Washington Gas Light
company TODAY elected the following directors
b. III. BartOl, VIM Orme, John Bailey, Charles
III. Rogers. and Henry l.. Cav.
Mrs Tyner, wife of Cong Tyner, of
Indiana, was knocked down on Saturday after
noon by the snow sliding from the roof of the
store Of Mr.. BObert Ball. Fortunately she was
net seriously injured.
bir. Roland CrOmelein, the well-known wine
merchant, died after long illness last evening.
AT the time OF the National Theater fire last
week he resided near the fire. and had to be re-
moved from his home on a sofa.
From j. e. Parker we have the very complete
.New York Herald Almanac for 1872; also
harper's Bdsar for February IS, and Die Noden-
sesh monthly fashion magazine. Also from j.
Shillington we have the Herald Almanac.
Thomas Roderiek was. found in an alley be-
tween G and III and Az and 9Th streets, SOuth
Washington, Saturday night almost insensible
from cold He was carreid to the first precinct
station, where DIR. MeCauey restored him.
Mrs Villa A. Leonard, . clerk in the Re
oemption Division of the Treasury department,
while passing out OF the Office on Saturday after
room, stumbled against a foor-mat, and falling
heavily, fractured her right leg between the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

CONTEST FOR e2O2 900 PRIZE MoNEY.-On
Saturday In the Admiralty Court Judge Hum
phreys, the Of the claimants for distribution
OF the prize money consequent on the capture
ing and crew during the late war was heard
and a final hearing fixed for February IL next.
1t appears that boats crew who were near the
scene at the time Of the capture claim equal
share in the distribution Of the prize money,
s202 Geo, and the matter has been In court for
nearly 6ffaen months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

EVERYBODY will be interested in the Societ,
journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

TIE Society journal Is eat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

TIE SNALL-Pox.-Since our last report
smallpox cases have been reported to the board
of health, one each at the following places:
L street, between 18th and 5th northwest: i2l6 Sd
streets southwest, q cases;) street, between
New Jersey avenue and LIST street southwest
e cases;) 81 It'll street southwest; North Capt.
tol street, between g street and Massachusetts,
avenue northwest; 1874 AZ street southwest;
southwest, q cases.) Only two deaths have oc-
CURED since Saturday-on n, between LIST and
streets southwest, and corner Massachusetts,
avenue and North Capitol street-have been re-
ported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

THERMOMETERS and Barometere are repaired
md made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

ELPHoNzO YoUNes q CO.,
GROCERS,
3. Y0UHGs. Masonic rr~
1HnS,h NINTH AND STE. str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

THE Society Juornal is for sale by an news
dealers and at the hotels.
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=. sds hSEki1 SPACE.
Headauarters for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIrB.
AND FANCY GROCERIES,
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORANGES
III INksT FIGS AND RAISfNs
CALIFoRNffAA phtS!E HssLLAGA CRAFTS.
loo BARRELS eELECTED xPPits
~ BARRELS CRAEBHkRiEe. ExrRa
FANCY GROCERTEs.
Finest old BRANDY, Imnorf~6 .rs c.,,.u
MMI1NEs, bum and GIN Mixed FRENCH GAN.
FRTirs Hss's sr ger pound; Imported CoNsERvE
Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES NJ the verv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

n S U ANCE.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
The business OF this Company has for years been
the largest OF any similar Institution in the world
p. HEYER, GssERAL AssSr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-08

6rau &usufs tpUllts Ginwtnbunssn
ma&sn, atsr S@autsrs iGntit i9r bic
Rses Dor Dem Munpe a6. q.
nSst nttt tbSri&t, ausuita," laste sr,
n6stnrth barf iia uiat ais Elm 5sieltns
Narfsasn. lletriSsns brauHR Ou feline
5nr&t Ju bt9su, i'd BABE bertits stnsn
sutsn 9Uiten fir ion. @r fann QUAR-
ttrmafer" BET unlsrm 8saimsntt ptrbtn;
Sbsrf @ttritstn BAT iGUn paYOn stlprC.
den unb stn folder pOtsn 1T nI&t nit
9sfa9r Strfniipft - bic Suartiermetlier
tlettsn INNER piGrsnb trr S9la6t TN
Nahtrab Der armss, atrr mad sinsm iss
Sssmolissn Sisss mari&irsn fs Fcls pprs
aus"
Sarl 8tin6trS uHS Der 8aptllm,iIttr
la&ttn. so bin nttt minbsr stnsr ge.
rinssrsn @sfabr aue9slsbt," msinte Der
9sBtsrs, siusn brtttrn Bid auf Stara
9pnlfaOt Wsrftnb.
n9h," perieste Ditfc, Dunb bas frtut
milo. User Id mub mid itBt tti Der @rs
(suf&aft smpfsblsn. Sc wifb 16cn Ipdt
unO msiut Ssrwanbtsn m66tsn nm mid
tsorst psrpsn."
Ste nabm abfdisb uno gins. Der
aapstImsilfsr tssIsitsts fit.
n@ln bibfdss Yaar." btmsrtts S6aus
berg, aIS lis neg wartn.
DSis wGllrn li&, nod tbs mir nit Der
grmfs iitsr ben YotUmae gsBsu, rtsIi6
miteinnnbsr Serbinban. 8lara ptQ BEN
Sisnl ttt ibrsn Ssrpanbtsn auftanbtssn
nnO su mir tn's '5Otsl ststsn," fasts 5rau
@ueuRs.
Der Saptamriltsr Bat In ben paar
@unatsn, bic sr In Nsp gJurt als Dirt
gent elmer SdnfsI(an9srtruppe S.rtra&te,
pisl @slb psrbtrnt," bsmrrtts Sttnrt&
Rsinbsr9, ,,bsntt nur, sr psrNisnte tdsIi6
3sbn DUaars unS lsin isbisss @Intcmmen
bslauft liG auf cine ,ismIits Summs; er
bat mcnatItt rtnBun6rrt unb flinf unt
3wanjs Dollars @ttalt, papon tinsn
SbttI bic Sff3ttrs itints 8sstusnts 3u.
iammsnIsgen. gr Istt lebr fparIam unt
sisbt rusni9 aus, fcIsIit tann sr baIN Elm
batfGss SapttnI julnmmtnbatsn, bamit
man In Deutl&IanO tsi stnistr 6bdtis-
felt anRdnbis Istsn fann,"
Differ @sssnfane unp anOsrs SaGsn
purNsn nod cine 3sitIanS bsiprU&sn,
eupli& mnbutsn bic iratsn Rndtiuntsn
Oaran, bae ss 3sit gum S&lafsnsstsn irt,
unp nun ptrfiStsn ft bic gtrpdnStsn
paarptiis in ibrs perlhirtenen Quar-.
there, rtlpsttipe 8stttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-08
Die Mretmtion.

Am fpIgsnbsn @iOr8en itan6sn pie
Ndnnsr i6on frHtEttig aui bsnn um
nsun ltr fcllts bic grieutton bsS Deli.
qusnttn pOr8snCmmsn ptrSsn. SsiItn Scr.
bGr uaS gsrurtbsIuus fs am atsnO ppr-
Der tstSspobnt baitru.-
Sis tltiptttn li6 raid an, ihnaqttn
lore SateI um uno nabmtn ron ibrsn
6rausn GtiHtsS. Damn 9inesn ifs binab
In BEN Staa, pu itrr pfrrrs bic Na6t
iiber ssfanpsn bnttsn. iattsltrn btsislbsn
unb ritttn banu TN 9eltrsftsn @alopp i6s
rem Rtsimtnts 80, ba6, nrtf a[Isn ans
bern rabs Iiessutsn Rtsimtntsrn bsi Der
Grteution gs8snpartts Isin iCatt - psnn
ss iUGt Elm @r'mpsl fatuirt wsrosu.
Ssinrth 8ttnbtr9, Der lrltf ftin pfsrb
btlae, bate llG rims esrtistbtt uno bs.
sIrittle bic SiTeiert. untsrptss trafsn
Fe Sbsra g6srittin unb @snsral 3aImtat
NIT ittntr SutIs unp i&IUfsn 1G ibnsn
an.
@s mar etn punbsriaGnei MCrssn.
Der 6ribIing mar tsrfits i'm Durbbru&
bsSriifsn unb stus milpt SUune bate
I&pn ben mcralitstn Sottu all nlanGtn
Stsqtn aufsstrOdnst. Die Stri6tsbsnsn
8tgimsnttr narsn Gfrfits burG i6re Sf.
iiitrs auf bic grstutiru, BET lrtt&er Sc.
Itstnbsit aud sins 8robe Mtlitdr 8spus
bur1 @tnsrat ReGltadn at9sbalten wer~
ben lelltt, prrbtrtttti.
Die 8aSallsriRsn battsn iGrs Yfsrbs
tsrsitS aufs Bette 8tidirrt unb bic Sn>
fantsrifsn tbrt WontOur aufS StSnas
ssPubt. 5ea bIibtsn tauisnts pOn SaiC-
ntttsn unb fat ttsn fU SisIs blanfsspub-
ten SabsI i'm G'lan, Der SOuur, btnn
msGrsrt Snfantsrit' unb RapaIIfris 8ris
sabtn Iuattn btm traurtssn S&auIpislt
b.s GrfGisBsns sinss 0snIGsn bsiput-
ntn. WanGr BON bsn SOIpattn mo6tsn
nit wfbmiItbtstr StImmuu8 baran ben.
fen, bic Nttfsn attr tpartn boiler 9ult
unb 6rSbIi@ttit unb su6sn bitlslbs 40.
wsIItu bsutIt& ssnuS gu srtsnnsn. 60
mar ia bas bsSoritstsnbs S&uulpisI stnt
anssnsbms @bwf&sIuns I'M IanspsiIissn
9as,rlsttn unp ale parsn frOb, fur bsuts
ptnieasns bts Grsrcirtns tinmaI iiber.
bpttn gu istn.
Gnblt& wartn idmmtli&t &ssimsntsr
In lanssr 9ints aufssFsut; auf pas GoH'
nunbu ttr SfFSisrs fOrmirtsn iis aa tn
Ioasnaunltn platOnrs unO baFanf mar
I6irt.n Gft unttr btm SIanss rsitRini@als
CSitbt pisris Ssits.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-08

Sc purbtn bann ned Grfunbi9un9sn
In Sstrtf Der 8Obnuns pelsftrs stn8s'
tustn, unb cine RiIitdrwads biasslaurt
I'M ton 5u arrsttrsn, pelHe atsr natiirltd
unptrii6tstsr Sa6s ipitrsr 5uriid tsbrts.
Dnrauf ,os fh bic Rilitdrccmmiifcn
auf tips balbs StunOs in stn ptsnlisssn'
oss SsraibunsS,immtr juriid, pGtrsnb
wslhsr 3ett Sanarp ppn Srst Scleattn
ftarf brwaft wurbt, rae tr niht tnt'
Rtttsn tUnntt.
Gnblth tsbrtt hItGcmmiiiiuninr ben Sts'
unssfaal ,uridunb rtr @sfuu8sns rmpfns
istn urttsiI. gs lnuitts auf Grf&ttBsn
am iUlgsnrsn RUr8en punt n'un llbr
ppr Der 6ront Ter grmss.
Snnarb Bittsrts pts tin @sPsnlaab unb
tnt nit Hsbtnper Stimmt nm 0arecn,
atsr psrssSli6.
,,gs mub Elm grsmpeI fatuirt weresn!"
iasts rsr @tnsraI, nmtins 9srrtn, bic
Stbuns 1T nufssbUbtn. Ba&r. fiibrt
BEN DsliqusntsR an ben fur gtrtrs&sr
Itinss galibsrs bsRimmten Srt!"
Aqs erbptsn G6. Sannrp wurps meg
ssfiibrt unb SGaubsrs unO lttns Der.
uanptsn psrfiigtsn Ft 81 itrsn Grautn
tn's 5otrI, np9in fs Der SapsGImsifsr,
Der bur6 brn 8urfaG nit ben Serrsu Be-
frrunsft pcrbtn mar, ttetsttste.
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(5iir has .,@U6enbIatt.)"
Sic 0intp01lOcrcr.
Bon Or. 5r. BiIb. DabImann.
5iinftsr unb LETTER Sbsil.-Sm Sricse
uuo pie6cr babeim.
(6ertlrBuns)
Sin Uailita,serb6r mnO ein lrrtbeiI.

Gin Wfilitdi Serb6r nnS ein 1trtbeil.
llm bi.ltlte 3.it fab SanurN, bsr fau.
bsre @.aUFe bsr gsrunsItidtsn, auf Der
5auptwaGe, babin i'm Der Ssr8saRt NIT
bier GUlOnttn 8sfiibrt bate. 3wtt S0l'
b,atsn marI6irtsn NIT sslnbsnsn @spsb'
rem pcrauf, sptt binteuna&, Der @tfan'
gene stns tn Ssr @ttts unO Der SsrSsant
an tsr Seits unb all cine 5ludt mar
Mot su bentsn esptlsn. Dits bate Sa'
aarb sin9slsbsn unb untsrpt8s bapcu ab'
asaaubsn. 9lttr rr bate elm 9adft init
6eI&risbsntn papisrtn Bel fb unb bits
bate sr unbemsrft Spn fa su psrfsn &c.
Iud,f. Der Sergeant bate IS inttFsn
asI.beu, aufsstCbsn uRS gu f& ssltsdt.
SanarO mar btss niat snisanssn uno ct
mar trulflVs bariibsr.
Qn btsIr 9apisrt uno an maaGss an'
brs badbte ,,sr unsIidltat in lsiutr 8t'
fauesnI&aft. Die Mtnutsn famsn tbni
ME Stunbsn Dor, snbli& sri&isn BIZ
gDa6s, rpsl&s ibn gum gtrtSr iR's @sns'
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Der lintsrsi&nsts sntpFrbIt li& ,u Maltrsisn
in ttetm 8abs, unb snrnntirt bic piinFtIidblis
un6 bette SsSisHuns, SuIius gBellner,
22as brr gIIts.