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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-30
NEWT BOOK

The adoption of text books rests, by in
ference, with the District Directors, subject
to suggestions from the County Superin-
tendent. AS there is now uniformity in
the county, would not counsel any i'm
mediate change.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-30
MEETING OF DIRECTORS.
OPENING OF SCHOOL

The time for opening schools rests with
the Directors and people of the various
districts; yet would advise postpone
ment until after the August election. The
law evidently did not contemplate gen.
eral opening until after the new Directors
should be chosen. However, after that, no
time should be lost in beginning the
schools at the earliest convenience.
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vi1Sw3nl.
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the Office, and assisted by tamc, Psiter-
son.
The Bnsiuns not having competed ber
repairs, the Telegraph made trip or two
in her place.
The orule /. out in all OF her beautiful
plumagc, with Capt Spencer Sanford and
clerks Arhar and Lewis lady in the o.
flee. The owners OF her are building =
new hull for her, aud will enlarge her very
much, aud max. n stern wheeler OF her
The only truly reliable packet We have,
is the Fashion She is on hand all the
time,-low water or high.
The Kanawha River packet is making
regular trips -yih Capt j. V Reynolj, in
command; and Ira oakcs in the Office,
assisted by Mr. Rook.
The X Il busiress is very dull q, the
present, The packets can make the time
easy.
The CITY Wharf Boa, which had been
beached fore sometime, was floaied of bv
the present rise, and is n good condiiios
for business, but business is very light
since the panic came upon us
The MolIie Ragon aud Exchange, which
has been in the Il X connection during
low waite, have gone above to enter their
espective trades
! There were not so many tow boats ont
I from Phtsburs with coal as usual, owing,
in part to the strike among the diggers,
and in part to the number OF coats that
, were caugh, below by lov water.
The CoalIurgh Co. are slipping quite
lively now. The Tom Farrow took q
good tow from here Thursday, and the
Pierpo'nt took several boats u few days
since
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The weather during the. pt-t week i,
satisfactory evidence that Winter is al
hand, and ~ a consequence the poor will
suffer 10 - certain cxieLt. ln the past
two Winters which we have experienced,
We have been IN better condition to as.
sisl the poor than We are now. but vet
W. are all able to DO something. II mav
be but a mite, yet il will perform It's part
toward alleyiatng the .uilcring- Of the
more unfortunate Of the human tan lily
There are some ia our own CITY who are
unable to provide tor then-rlyrs, nnle.s
something l. done Tor them. will suffer f,r
the more common nscessnrlrs Of lite We
hope everything will he done that can be-.
TO alI such who may be found worthy OF
assistance aud thus be Instrumental in
sJrruing the a-pertic- of life
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nIVET NEWS.

River rising With about Is Zee, water
Weather cool aud frosty The r "
,killinEer after spending over month on
Buhirgion, came down on sunday night
"ith a his trip, end win re.nue her lrips
iu the Wheeling and Cincinnati trade
tart T. j. Ru,-el command. all Charlie
i- doing q donors Of tl,c ofi.e
The Katy did went up The same nisht.
returning from her short rrpeiiiibn down
t1e river and has entered her Old r,dc
from GalIipolis AMI Parker.burs
The Anle-. alter IN ab-rnse of month
or more, made her appearance on Satur-
day night to the j,y md comiori Of The
travelling public
The oil reliable Ohio so {. vith her
ucN commnnd-r. cnw. 8 VI Halliday.
All Mr y Iamb.rt,u u sh,r,ro OF the
o'r.e sas the H"urvr OF ih, psch -rs th.
s-H-Dn
The Psnn.s Dugau returned again IN her
old trade hut v.tp q new crew in part
new commando. urv clerk aui the only
,sinz that hook, natural OIL. tine iact of -
mon her c1,ei cIyrk
The 81 james SOD mot g.tort ON -unla,
w. Nill hc un tnnt shortly,
The Rril Roai packet, Fleetwood pu,
in her appearance with Cart i. e. Camp.
Ovll DO tie roOi, aud Johs IbOroJur. In
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J X Pigman has one oi the finest and
most complete assortment OF lamps ever
brought to this city. lie has them OF
nearly every shape aud size. aud is selling
them for less money than the came has
ever hsen bought for in this city. Go ,o
his shop ON Third Avenue between 9th and
10th streets. and see them for yourselves
He also has good stock OF stoves, Tin.
war;. DC
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The above NAMED society met ON bst
FRIDAY evening at the re-idence of Mr. j..
II Wright. fth Avenue. The night was
nnpromi-iue hut lluudnsto ton hal gath
erri there her beauty aud her chivalr,."
Ah-in. with hi, WAYS thru are dark AMI
tricks that arc vain. delig 1'ed some arI
a-tonishei other- The graz , mother from
Yankee lanI---wee, "lj sud had tam %
ly r. union Her cnildren. 20 i5ng absent.
n -,errd' tir COOL old ism, :. vast zeal
She had in'su.le the welconv greeiin. Co..
he f,lovri immediately by q iecr Of the
oli home rlmp.ru pie. uut -em~ NJ tho
lo,---rc arr .orrs Goo r~cp~t It--iorgnt
propr,~tie. and tbr We fsil-l m 20 rounl
Ou. YOU nausbfy hove Professor. how
rnui yuuI Ihr -ocirty i- Hucrea-iux %
steadily iu oumbyr that f-w w,-lor- in our
city cap give siapiius room. bui vher.
ever % ,n-sts. The rieri- throw open th-
~ho'r hop,e aud ~ q, not doubt cellar
snd attic are 81 their -ervise. The uext
,ocis,v ~nl be held Al Mrs. McLsaus s. on
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DR. G. D NJ FIT mas lett his bills and ac-
counts in the hands OF Geo C. Teaiord n,
Star Art Gallery A credit o: one month
will be given, alter which time, all not paid
will be handed TO an officer for collection;
except those for whom aPec.al agreement
have been made
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On Tuesday Of this week the Billy Col =
lins left Gallipolis with the cabin luli
OF passengers, among them a wedding
couple and all the freight she could carry
With Capt Vaughn in command aud
Julius Mccullough in the Office, tue Billy
can not help being popular.
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ID Avenue, above Green & kAfefs mill
There will I've vocal and instrumental music.
and sricy programme Tor the evening,
prepared 10y three Young men, selected by
he society on account OF thrir readiness
TO throw themselves away. All made vel.
come
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The first quarterly NEE, ing OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, will be held
at Hold.rby Chapel on Saturday and Sun
day, the lst and 2i of November Pre-
siding Elder 5. X Vaught will oihciate
Preaching at | a NJ, and also in the eve
ming All are invited To attend.
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Huntington Lodge No SO. 4. F. & A.
NJ will hold special meeting at their
hall in the Land Company's building this
evening (FfiIay) at hall past seven
o'clock. Business OF great imp 'rt nc =.
will be trans ,cted All members Are re-
quested to he present By order Of W NJ
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Az persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are hereby notified that unless their
accounts are settled within ten dsvs from
thi" day, the same will he placed in the
hands Of officers tor collection.
October 81, 1873 e. A UlRRIsox.
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Rev John Russell, r X W. q. {. 7. of
Detroit, Mich. will give n free lecture at
the Methodist Hall, next Thursday night.
Nov. 9th. Let every body go and hear a
good lecture.
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GOiNG EAST
1000 N. Express Train for White Sulphur
Spriug.. Richmond. all points Narih and
South. nui connecting vith Jane. river
strainrr- for Norfolk.
$40 = m Accommodation Train. arriving 1t
Chnr'"-t"u 6:i2 =. m. and Kanawha
fails -;no .. m.
Pa.-,ugcr- leaving Huntington on the 90
.. m. Erprr.s train arrive no White sulphur
sprinKs ,.i5 T.. m. aud Richmond $50 o.. o..
L.-A. ~ -
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As good meat as was ever hrou ght to
any market can be found ia he mrat stoI es
nf Huntington. II there is any tough
steak in the place We have MT seen or
heard y: it,
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j. K 4 r. Shore would like for the
scamp who stole the paddock from their
mill door, to either bring it back or come
and ask for the key They have no use tor
the one with out the other
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The citizens of Huntington are requested
to call At the meat and vegetable mark {
on l0'h street between , | AN ! 4tb Ayenur-
where they Will fni the very hest hrei the
nice1i mnitrn. the ATTEST pix. IA ltr,es,
sweet y tniocs the nraliest lri-h potato =,
the largest aud white.t ealba:r. An al
kinds of marketing 1T the l"VeI rate, tor
cash. 50 look to y"nr Interest aud cr.n~
to j. X Lqwtrncr and he will .u,rtn'e zee
to send yoI away in = c"pl hum"r rrmr
one, come all, for we have enough to- ,up-
ply all thar want good eating Il .mrmh-r
lOth street hetwrrn . ! nni 18th Asrnnr-.
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Geo. A. F!Oding hns IA tine article Of
ready-made shirts at his establishment
on Third Avenue between 10th and llsh
reeie
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c. y Lalence is still able and willint
to do good job OF painting for all who
desire it. Cash preferred
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NJ II. BROOKS, p. ".

Sam Gideon now has n genuine clerk.
and il thereby en'bled to sell goods more
rapidly ,han ever. Give him call
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DR. & Is Mofiit Inns removed from this
place to Parkersburg A. he is ~ genial
and clever gentleman, We berpesk Tor him
IA cordial welcome in his new rome.
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Cullen displayed q very martial appear
ance at the tournament ON wednes
day
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Two men were fishing slate out OF the
river the other day, which, judging from
appearances, WAS rather cold work We
don t want any in ours
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The Presbyterian Mhte Society " ill meet
at the residence Of Ar. ). K. Lackey on
next Tuesday evening.
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NFIlff 90 NNNI'I'a a'NWf l'.NN H.NN ''
Pns-engvrs leaving Cincinnati at 81 m. by
Ch-.apcakr 4 uhis Railway Packet steamer.
arrive at Huntington $3.50 % Co., Taking che
ln tn. Express Train they have three H0ur,
~ Charleston. .1rriting tt ilu0 g.. mI..I Hud
other p.intsiu 'hc klntvha valley and feturu
Oh. rirriuuar ste 10. Zoo. Port-moufH snd Iron
Ton rrYrni'g pa.srug ger. rctu-u -atnr vvrnirr.
The 10 q m fvI-s-s Train fr,m kieHmuht
r. nnrgfs ~ lluHftug.on. With She o. ,udfi
.cHmrrs Pi,cfv .I nd Bu-tnnn. ara tiux NJ
Cincinnati. 90 m. daily.
<c-p flniru t.-. T'r,r V,bf-s si,eJ.iay
t.-A~' attached Boo night train.
EprNp riIr rtckrrs
WIZ BE- sold ~ sftfians for Ctaricstsa and
iunuHEt.n, at reduced rates. good uvLy ~
-" day sold, 90 Ac-on nnodstion Train.
- ihr"ugh tickets trr Iluntiugton over
fhc Cnesap~ake sud Dhio Raiisay. ,re far -s'-
.n N~W York city ~ ~ regular "di-rs n the
Pennsylrsnia Central Railroad company, and
~ No. R1y Bfoadwayi also iu Phi'adelPhia 81
y. rs th~ruat street. Ard a. Depot corner ot
Hr9Hd snd PFime stf-rts
A. u. PERRY. Grar Sup'L
Esass VlfrT. Gee. Ticket AFt
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Fairbanks Ocl 1879

DsAR ARous-'rhe following ia from
paper called the Grubbcr published in a
Southern city in 1859. Il ia a lsmentabls
thing that there are no Grubbers at work
now. The small cities in these days are
left, like the lazy mans 'tater patch, to
'aks care Of itself, and I'd like to see what
would become of an Editor that would
dare ego for (ss the bad mud-larks say
the so called city fathers, as the GrnbJer
did. Now don't mean anything about
huntington, Tor don't live there and !
suppose what--don't see TO, the Other
does, aud 70 we will dot down Huntington
NJ all right. But to the Grubdsrs grub
bing-
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htntington Church Directory

First Presbyterian every
sabbath, on 5th Avenue between 10th and nth
streets, At II o'clock, a. IN. and half past p IN
Kew j. ID. McClintcck, Pastor. Sunday school
Q Am.
Brcestnridgc Presbyterian- erv.
ices in The Land Company's building every
Sabbath ~ u s. IN. and q. m. Rev. J. Peters,
pastor Sunday school at han pastsa IN.
Csorregationsl77-Rey. Albert Bowers;
Pastor Services nj InghAm's Hall. Third Av-
enuc between Eighth and Ninth sits Preach-
rag every Sunday at l0}5 n. nj. aud y. M. ,
sunday School At Z, M: Prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at o'clock
Christian Church.-PreAching every
sabbath Mt 2>S o'clock p. IN ., in the new School
House, eorurr ith Avenue and 9TH street.
Protestant Episcopal-Rector. Rev.
EdN Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
hSit. Sd Avenue between 10th and / Ith street.
every Sunday at IL o. IN. and ~ p. N.
SandSy school At o'clock, p. IN.
Bnptist-Preaching every SUNDAY even
ing ~ ?. M Sunday School at o n. m. Pray.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscopaI-Rev. ]. A.
hibbc, Pastor. Services at Garrett ( Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth and
'cnth streets. every Sunday as follows; Preach.
ing at II a. III. and p. M. sun lay school at
2:30 P. m; ClAs. meeting 2 u IN. and I o. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
VI. T.. Church, South.-Rev. Fox.
pastor. Services at ilolderby Chapel every
other Sabbath. At ~ o'clnck. =. m 81, conneucing .
On the 18th of June. 1873. Sunday school
every Sunday at ga m.
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LIST or GSrTkRS

Remaining in tile Huntington post -ollicr
pct 81, 1873, which, II not called for in
so days, will be sen, to the dead letter office
Author, mrs Emily J, Myers, win6eld,
Batter. mrs Elizabeth. McDermit, mrs Ruie
Beans, mrs Frank A, Mourme. : W,
Brown, William, 2. Smell. John,
cannon, miss Mary, Stephenson. mi.s Dora
Cantveil, u, SimPs"n, Jacob.
Coleman. Jackson, col, Sehilling, Alfred,
Elliott. John, Scott, sw
hN'tor Son, Timbetlake, james,
fsenerl a, Thurston, miss Graeie.
."lus' isaishi Thompson, ai-> MaryA
uA'es' James TOles, mrs NJ.
Harvey, John 4, Walker. " n
Jones, II Little Reid. Wallace. William.
JASPER. Henry. Weaver, John.
higgins, Washington. Williams. WASN'T gton2
List OF letters held tor postage Oct 81,
1873 which, if not claimed within seven
days will he sent to the dead letter office
Loui' c. Bishops. $50 Jefferson st.. Brook
lyn, n. Y.
NJ H. BROOKS, p. ".
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JoHx q. BatsnS P,espient

A meeting Of the young men oi Hunting
ton wis held n the Methodist Hall Sat
urday evening oct 18th. Tor the purpose
oiorsanizing a:l'curg Men's Christian A.
socistion. The rJe;ting WIS called to.eth
er hy NJ Iouiher PRAYER Wy Rev. Mr.
Peters. after which the preliminary stei p
were taken Tor permanent organization
A " Warner wa- choser President \
committee vas cho-,n 10 draft constitutions
and report a. the ueAt meeting which will
he held at the same place Saturday even
ing. Nov l-t. n 7 o'clock All Young
men interested .n tlis chri-iian enterprise
are cordially invited to be present
+ + R,vp,Lt Secy protein
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The Huntington Lycvnm will meet ou
next Tursday evening, November 1 1873
ia Burjick's Hall All the old members
are requested to attend. ~ business OF i'm
portance will he Irnn-acted The public
are cordially invited
WM TnURMAN Lgwis Srcv.
.IoHS G. BREst1S u es,,fsuf
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Chr Huntington Argus.
I'M. r. U-fLLICE,
rrHrIsHER ANp rEorErKtoE.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Vse dollar per square of one inch in length.
WIN he charged for the fret insertion. aud so
Ssts per square. will b. charged for each Ad
dtsonal Insertion
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS


G"uncd Chamber, 1hurslry NgiL
A"g IS
The council met this evening Pres.
ent.- Hon. Hud'peM \ Garrrell, Mayor.
Aldermen A. Woysk,n Caldwell, W Jere-
Hioh Barrett, q SHOk,bu Black, J. Ne
Jocks"" Gregory, q Attorney Fort, AMI
SmDittoH Fuuchr.
ihr Council WAS oprnel by singing the
following beautiful Sunday school song
There j, happy land,
Far, Par away ,Sc'
After which prayer was received from
Rev. W Attorney Fort After PRAYER wa.
over tho following song WAC lung 10y Mr.
Barrvi:
co. come let u, sing, &c"
A. soon ~ til. hymn WAS sung tie
Mayor declnrsi the Council ready tor busi
ess Mr. Brre' said th"t hc thought that
the City hall o"gnt To he cleaned ont
At lh.- time several members rose up aud
rHcn claimed the floor The Mayor set-
He'd the question by giving the II ,,r ~
Mr. BACK Nr Blnck ~aid thal ne VA.
oppO-"d Ia cleaning out the HALL a..
mhde ~ iurcIbie -geech. A. sopn ~ We
sat down, Mr Foucne rO-e lOruarIant
snid, that lie Was oppo-e, ~ having tho
Hall cleared lu conclusion he -aid that.
"BnTHeH aud his .fI-i,uis 6aiH he C.fy
LdH and n.ey NUT cic,,H It pui" AIr
Caldwell viz With Mr Fourhr Iirral ex-
citemrnt ,hrh prevailed Ihe other mcm
urr- "uO haA not -pOke, ran to and iTu.
swearing that tnv Han ohrht 10 he cl-An
ed out AZ lengih peace Na- DECLARED. ~
the Mayor, WIN ehl!ed Tor = t., wheih4-
The Hall should be cleaned out or uat.
he following II the result Of the vote:
For c'r"h'"g ou1 Anii-cluanug cut
Bauet Fort
Greg.ry. Foucbe
Clld ven
Black
This settled she que-tiog
The Han WAS not To be cleaned OUT --
There wis no other jusinvH. before t..
Louoctii 40 % sdJ"urued With prayer bv
Mr. Black
III be man, only / mint. and lnso.,ir
Ms, Gruniy: and ~, Graudmother b, ,
lady. for if yle wasn't what would she be-,
he readers of the AEGus must escu.e me
tor Keeping rm Boo waiting 40 long pr
Smoothing from my pru that would in,pr-
ct en- but YOU sey since Mr Wadde.
Hnswrisd one Of my urdafiq af bk7fgDnv
o. be ~"uld probably call IT, Tor he ia.
nice man ,'why I've hrd no time ior the
dispen't'ipt Of p,h-. .'r,-t- y & reason and
hoF' OF -ou' "Go'i IN everything. i-
me "ndlD; up OF something very aoe.
: ak-ps~-s sa,. anl just see--,f vow
'ad ns 'prnt '"ur time reading this ,,n
might hsre horn sharpening your ji.
knit and iben haze cat your fsser.
Year. only (as she girls saw all sgne-
body else come along Mis GuuxpvN
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,


Trains arrive aul depart from Huntington
daily. tsundoys excepted
Commencing MoHd0y OFT. p. 1873
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Protestant Episeopal

fdN Valentine Jones. Services at Trim
nail. Sd Avenue between 10th and IIth sire
every Sunday at II .. IN. and ~ p.
Sandsy school At 3 o'clock, p. IN.
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BnPtist-Preaehing every Sunday eve
'ng ~ ?. m; Sunday School at o n. m; Pra
er meeting every Friday evening
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-04

mur6en BON BEN G%iienba6nen tpieber be-
beutenoe 3nfu6ren beri6tet uno m0oeu
biclelbcn beute nod gr0Ber ,uerbeu a(l
9eltern. greiie iparen poIe zoe p loo ID
nie6riger uno baS 0ei6dIt tpar leidt
56,uere BofingzS 9peine niebria Al
So. 8D-3. 80, cii,ige ausgeiu6te 81: Iei6te
su $4.10-4.15 fir aus8epdDlte Pars
tbien.. Der Marft fbloB hau unb leint
5u 81 fir ale Sorten.
Die Deutigen Sufubrcn bctr,sen siir
3eit, ais Der Ueri6teritatter Die 90ie
oerlteB, 26, 78l Stid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-04

= Die 8rIdeHz UNI GunneIz
Arbetten III 81. 9cuis i6retten
riiiti9 fort. Die 3abl Der Mrbeiter AM
Gnnnet miro TAFT NIT ieocm Sage oer=
mebrt. Qlm Sitenbe lit bereitS uber an
bcrI6oIb Sauiergenierte fertig. Die
Ste Marriott siuiiden S. unb 7. StroBeilt
mai; au pcItenbet un6 balb fam nit BET
B6lOung ~begonncn merbeu. 3mii9en
7. unb s. StraBe, an Der 8iegnng, lperz
Den fleiBi8 Nus8r0bungen Bematt nno
Elm 8riidenii6crgang fir 6%ubgdnger ipiro
beygslteIlt. 3wIiden st. @DarIes ulo
SliueitraBe iino Die Qusgrabun8en ebenz
l0lis 5iemli6 ipeit borgsi6ritten, tpdbz
reno an Pinez uuo GbeltnutltraBe Die
Stetnarbeit Douenpet lit un0 nit Dem
8ou Der @OIbuug begonnen iperben
fam. Bon Gbeltnut> bis Marftltrabe
iueroel Die G0gen 10 raid gelegt, ais eS
etner Arbeitstraft BON blnbert Manr
m0gli6 lit. Gom Suoen6e bis our
WtarftitraBe lit Die gauge 9rbett ferti8
1no Die StraBen baielbit baben 10 Sien11
LID oGiiel6e Ausieheu pie DorSem. 98enn
fetne neutrality-suspicious. 6inoernine eins
treten, bofft MAJ ben SunneL i'll stpei
MonGten fertig su baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-04
2tlter i@ast boz 2Dorbett aiat.
1benteutr zines Mnnnes, neH fetn Seln
1rlidit.

SIM lsGten Trettag FAM 6. 9. Slider,
Elm ~ue6l6abenner alter Wtanr1, aus Gt1
ain 6ierher. ST. bate @elhGfte ab51ma1
den. Jtebenbei 1poIte CT poDl audi etn1
mai viiher bic StrGngc f6la9en." Nnn,
has bat er benn auh in rrt6lid'em WtaBe
0etDan. Gr bait $500 III Der Salde, Elm
ld)0nes Stiid 0elo, I'm etne Sunlrnelet
ansufaugen. 3uerlt beiuhte CT natlIr7
LID mad @0nbc5ge6rauO Die sample
Blooms, Die laulhiGen Fldsher, III
Denen ItdD ber respectable, pron1lnellte
Nlrger in alIer Stiae, uuo oDhe bon Sc
n,ano oeIehen Ill tDerDel, etnsn Haulb
su(eaen t0nn. Der 9tauid, uno 5nar
etller Der bei1ereu ieiues @el0le0tS, Lies
BENIN audi niht lauge auf iid parten.
Mcd oem Dhnapps fpmnlt 1T iolben
fsGllen 9emeinbin Elm @erl0ngen na@
sGrtliden %N6emteueru. so aud betnt
Qlten 9tiGer. Gr %1c1len6erte III 3idsdd@
linten Die Gtoteltr. DinaEf. 9ttGt la19e,
10 erlpGDte er - ODER lie erlpdDte i'm -
Die vrolsenbe Nransi5ta." 0a5 lit cine
6albpeltlerin, Die i'll Der Speluufe 9to.
5l4 Stateltr. 0arlte. NNbcr BET benz en-
!odbntsu 9tamen lit lie Gu0 ais Sulia
9tnbiniou befannt.
Sran5ista ulo tbr Etmp. SoDn Guds
int. merfteu ihnell, naB ibueu Gin gutter
sang SugefaLen lei. Sic bel0loNen
griiupli0e 9tupfung oeS @inpels. NlS
8unoesaenoiie tpurbe BON tD1en nod
@arrp @nqius, Nnuis nlO StraBenrGus
Der pm Hrnfeilton g%ebungen.
Nider, ba5 Gpfer, murbe 1orgfGltig,
burtb fletBtges 9in0QieBen i'm holoeN 9ue
lei erbalten. Nrua}tSfu Ipielte Den flei>
nel1 SOGfer nit beilpieilolem @rfolg.
ger Nlte perliebtc 1i0 bis iiber Die
lduapp5trilbeu 0u9en. Sic orgliltlgs
0irnc erIuDr balo, paB in. QiebOaber
au6er ben $500 III Der Galde, nod $500
auf elmer 8ant babe.
Sn p StHuoeu tuur Ser Nlte 10 milrbe
geMaOt, bah Ell NronSt5fa - 3u beira7
tbei heidloB. Gtue "icenS tpurbs 9eb0(t.
bauu ein Yrtotger. 3Sransista m06te
lett LANCER Belt sum erltcl DIAL ell
frommes @sltd,t. Ser &tr0eumaun
merfte nidts uno Die vbeiliee &anoz
lung" trurhe poll3ogen. nTruu" Htdef
nuhm Johann nprtrlt bic ntegreriDd0ute1
5000, Dber mGS nod baDDn uorbanDeit
III 9ermahrung. 3onu peranlOBte III
i9reu @atteu, nadl Der Snnf 81 geben,
I'M audi Die 3epoiitcn bon $500 sl 10:
len.
Sm Der frilden Guft fam benz 9lter
elm NHuf0en &ernuuft. CT f1lt0 81
benz Noppfatcn Velloms. 3ielem er:
5dhlte ct ieine N6enteuer. Der Nnpoi
rietb, bte 8anoe auf 9itliaem NegC
cur 9erauSgabe bsS 0eloes 81 3tpinger
Sit periud)em. 9lls Gider naO6er ipieDe1
Die StateitraBc eutlang 9itg, Dur0c el
bon Oudlot unD collins iiberfnllen uni
filr6tcrli1 5ugert6tet. Der Nlte beftn:
oct iiG Jest BET eiuem Gefonnten aui Del
Meltieite. Seiu 3uitauo tit ein ie9r be
benfliber.
Die beinen SirolAe, iotpie Die 9irne
tpurben geiterH BON 0eu 9etectiDes SlaD
! ton unb 0aIagber Derbaftet.