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The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21

/ A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY-TwO VI EN-
KILLED OUTRIGHT AND ONE MoRTkAy
woUxDEp.-In Lake county, Tennessee
/ opposite Point Pleasant, Mo, there oc-
Cured on last Saturday evening, a most
| shocking and terrible deed of blood. From
| what we have been able to learn Of this
! sad affair, the parties connected with it
/ on enc side we're General Darnell, two
men bv the name of Coe Captain Cole,
+ and Helm Trentham on one side, and Al
/ bert NoIle on the other. The cause of the
difficulty grew out of rivalry in the
ferrving business across the Mississippi
river. NoIle had leased from Darnell the
privileges OF ferry and boat; and some
time thereafter Darneu put in boat Of
his own near NolIe's ferry. Rivalry COM
menced in the carrying of passengers,
SC, which finally led to suit On Sat
urday there was to be a trial of the case,
and in the morning one Of the Goes went
down to where Nolle was and asked him
to come up tc the trial which was to be
held under some shade trees nenr by the
Darueu ferry Nolle responded that he
would not go mp at that time as Sne mag
istrate had not yet come. Some harsh
words passed between Nolle and Coe,
which finally ended in Goes being knock
ed down bT Nolle Coe returned to the
place where the trial was TO be held-and
in a short time thereafter. Nolle started
to the same place. When he had nearly
reached the ground, Darnell met him.
drew pistol and commenced firing on
him NolIe returned the FIRE, hitting Dar-
nell twice in the abdomen, when he fell.
One of the Goes, or Trentham, shot Nolle,
and brought him to the ground in dying
condition. Trentham then approached
NolIe. and IT is said was in the act of turn
ing him over, aud although in the dgonies
of death, NoHe presented his pistol at
TrentIam and shot him dead. Captain
Cole of the DarneIl ferry also received
shot in the shoulder, which it is supposed
vas the work of Nolle. The two Goes
and Cant. Cole made their escape inso
Missouri. Darnell was taken 10 his home,
and our latest account from him, gives no
hone of his recovery, and guard had
heen stationed around his house. =
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Deliberate Lynch LAW IN GEoR-
GIA.-A dispatch from Augusta, Ga,
of 10th inst, gives the following in
terestiug account of case of deIiber
ate Lynch Law in that city: Capt
A. T. Butler, who was shot by a negro
died last night The citizens were SO
exasperated at the unprovoked mifder
that several hundred of them armed
themselves aud marched to the Jail,
where the Murrell brothers were con
fined, took both of them out and car
ried them to the parade grounds. 4
jury was improvised, when both Gu
brIel and Mike Murrell asserted their
innocence. After three hours inves-
tigation on the sworn testimony of eye
witnesses of the murder, Gabriel was
taken back to Jail, and Mike shot to
death"
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21

Now is good time to commence
advertising for Fall business.
TIE Fulton Circuit Court adj djourDed
Wednesday evening.
There is excitement in the Salt mar
ket. See notice of Powell & Bro.
Mas. Jno. Hawkins, nee Miss Win
ston, Of this county, died at Woodf nd
Mills, Tuesday night last. y
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DIR. SrANDIFoRD' SUGGESTIONS -
DR.. Standifords 5 letter declining a re-
election to Congress from the Louis
willie District, which we publish else
where, contains some good suggestions,
which the people of the whole State
would dc we'll to adopt and act upon
1t has been said many million times,
doubtless, but it cannot be said too
often so long as it remains undone, that
Kentucky needs but the development
of her boundiess mineral resources to
make her one Of the richest aud most
powerful States Of the Union. The
main reason given by DR.. Standiford
for Withdrawing from public. or, rath
er, political life, Is, that he has agreed
to give most of his time and energies
to this Development by placing himself
at the head of the Red River Iron
Works, which has vested capital OF
81 200, 600, and if possible place that
enterprise upon paying basis.
Frankfort Yeoman.
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Commercial.


HICKMAN COURIER OFPICE,
Friday, Aug. 2l 1874
APPLES-40 cents bushel loose in
wagons.
BACON-Shoulders lOc; sides, 12@c;
hams. l3sc
COkN-ear soc, shelled 80: delivered
at Hickman. 70 delivered on bank of the
river.
COTTON
1hieIIor---...--- .--...-- GA Oc
Ordinary .......................Il
Good ordinary TO strict 1904,
Low Middling ....... ......15a154
WHEAT-90dSl 90, in demand.
SUGAR-Brown, l0allc; Hard l24al4c.
MEAL-From wagons 85ca9Oc.
RUTTER-Fresh, 20 to 25c per b.
POULTRY, ETC.-Young Chickens
- 20 to 80 per dozen. Old from 3 50a
90. Eggs, 10 to l4c per dozen.
WOOL-45 to Scots. lbs tub washed.
GENSING-70a75c per pound.
SALT-By car load. Z bushel 50 co.
by retail 3 %. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
s. -, by retail s. So
PLOWS-Hertwe eek, Baltzer & Knoerr,
Steel Plows. No. l, 81 90 No, ., : 90 /;
No. 3, $40; No. 4, ll.~sBy the lot not
less than a.'s.sEasz me old stories On
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For Sale or Trade.
Y Will SELL OR TRADE. for a small
L farm in the country, vicinity resi-
1ence, in East Hickman, fronting on Troy
Avenue, with all the necessary improve
Inents, barn and barn yard, orchard of
fine selection OF fruit trees, garden, SC,
about three acres.
For further particulars apply to
j. l.. LUTTRELL..
aug1-tf Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21

TIE Tilton- Beecher scandal has
somewhat subsided, leaving a dirty,
guilty mass Of the whole Of them. 1t
is very clear all, Tilton, Beecher, and
Moulton are not just as they should
be
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21

POWELL & BRR.

Keep Cement, Lime, Plaster Paris, Plas-
terers Hair, Shingles, Laths, Dressed
Lumber of all kinds, season lumber in the
rough; Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, ETC.
aeASalt by retail or Wholesale at re-
dnced prices-say at decline Of 90 cents
per b6i., in the last 4s hours. Don't for
get-Powen s Bro, have salt at his great
reduction
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L
CANDLES Star, 20@22.
OATS-65a 75c.
CHEESE- per H. II to l8c.
COFFEE, Rio, 245a27c
CRACKERS, q q 749o4e.
CASTINGS, p ID, 54e5c.
COTTON YARNS, u dozen, i261sc.
COAL OIL, p gallon zoo per Dbl.
FLOUR, 50 50@l0 so.
FEATHFRS, q ID j0I60c prime.
GUNPOWDER, q keg ). 50asS 90.
WASH BOARDS per doz, 81 75a3 90
PLOWS, Steel, 8,a123.
HUBS, l 5Oa2 5 per sett.
:. Nails p 10 27(al35c.
LARD OIL, u gallon, 81 %.
LARD, Il bile
BLASTING POWDER, . so.
HIDES, green, &c.
20 dry 10 to l6c.
JEANS, per yard, 20ai5.
LINSEf, per yard, l5aiOc.
TALLOW, per Id &C.
SODA-By the keg he z ID.
SHOT, per bag, o.
SToNEWARE, p gallon, 10 to Ice.
TOBACCO, Manufac'd d. per Id 6U a 81 40
BAGGING-l5alS per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-l0 to
BEESWAX 25G930c. u 10.
IRON, bar size, &c.
S9Ea.INFS 8 to l21c.
SsiSTHER kip skins Sf 5naS So,
" sole, per lbs 35 45c...
upper side,4 50a5 90.
STEEL Cast. VI. A.. gBa27c.
MOLASSES- Bar &c / 75c.
BUCKETS, 4 dozen. So.
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/
Joshua Dodds, Esq. This land w;h be
sold at a reduced price, and on long u e
"a si~sirsd--~ iisss bsiIaf -i'stAinsd % fass
land for purchase money.
There are several clearings and i'm
provements inaugurated.
RA.. This is as fine land AS auy in Full
ton county. and beautifully situated, be-
ing near tho town OF Hickman. and on
the line OF the Nashville & North-westers
Railroad The land is finely timbered. and
is a most excellent site for a Saw Mill. All
around and about il land is sold at from
$50 to $50 per ncre, aud this IS as fine a.
the best, and better situated than the aver b.
age.
All letters to the undersigned, at Hic&-
man will he promptly answered.
Bssy~ There are about 1880 scres IN the
body but it hoped to form company.
and cut IL into smaller tracts. say 100
acres each. if desired by purchasers. Yor
further information,
TERMS
One third cash and the balance in one
two and three years, notes to bear Elk per
cent. interest, and a lien on land 20 be re-
tnined Tor the purchase money
Address,
Gre. wARREN.
Hickman, Ky>~
or. Cot OscAH TuRNEE. I
Woodville. Ky.
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Notice of Warrafng.

A Ii persons are notified, who do not
"A own land in the Mississippi River
bottom, in Fulton county. Ky. that the
driving or turning loose Of any stock In
said bottom is illegal, and in ten days
from this date all stock found there in
violation of law, will be summarily dealt
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21
SAMUEL LANDRUM
General Insurance Agent
General
HICKATAN N, Ky,

a o.
Of
his
Comnan of Nov Ark. Now Jersey:
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BEEcHEs advocates 10 his sermons
the hanging Of Jetferson Davis, as an
example for posterity. Wonder what
be thinks of hanging as an example
for such crimes as he has perpetrSted
against God, Public Morality Religion
Virtue AID Society at large?
a LARGE nun Der of negroes through
out the State voted the Democratic
ticket at the late election. Farewell,
Rads your hold GU the throat OF the
"man and brother" is loosened, and
henceforth he will not march up to tho
polls ike slave and vote as be is bid.
AZ Sterling Sentinel.
S. S. BURKE, of the Cumberland
Wacs, is in great trouble. Somebody Y
placsrded him as liar libeler, dishon-
est, &c, aud he is trying to prove that
it ain't so His last paper was filed
with certificates to the effect that be
has always been a sood man.-PriRce
ton Banner.
a pro was born recently ia Column
bus With half human face aud head
perfect chin aud mouth, signs of a
large tusk on one side of the mouth,
and a perfect elephants trunk extend
ed from the forehead, with ears similar
ly shaped to those of an elephant 1t
will be IN interesting fact to psyche
logists to know that circus had pass
ed through Columbus some montRs be
fore this pig was born, and that there
was an elephant with it. The maternal
SOW may have seen the elephant
hence the above monstrosity.
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21

Died.
Near Hickman Ky, Monday. Aug. l.
1874, MRs. MATTE \. DREwRY, wife
Theo. W Drewry, of heart disease
Lynchburg, Va, papers copy.
In this city on the 18th of August, EMM
BELL, youngest daughter of Joseph an
Sarah Kirkpatrick, aged eighteen year
and nine months.
She has gone in her beauty,
In silence to rest,
Like snow-drops are folded
Her hands on her breast.
She lies like n statue,
OF some Grecian art;
With cheeks that are pallied.
And a cold hushed heart.
smile is still resting,
Upon her sweet face,
AS if angels had touched it,
With holier grace.
With us, through life's mazes,
No longer TO roam
Our loved one hath left us,
But only gone home.
And now she is singing,
With the angelic throng;
with voice like the prelude.
To some pleasant song.
Her robe must be spotless,
With her to accord;
For blest are the sleepers,
Who die in the Lord.
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21

To BE CONTESTED we iearn that
Mr.. Moss, the present deputy County
Court Clerk of Hickman county, and
a recent candidate for said position,
has given notice of his intention to
contest the election of Mr.. Smith Tay-
Tor, his declared successful competitor,
on the charge of Illegal votes for Tay
Tor. The contest trial comes up be-
fore the County Board of Examiners,
composed of the county Judge aud
the two nearest Magistrates. The en-
tire polls will have to be purged, and
it is apprehended illegal votes will be
found ou each side Hon Edward
Grassland has been employed by Tay-
Tor.
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Resolutions OF Appreciation

WHEREAS, the official terms of A. r.
Boon, Judge, and c. L. Randle, Common
wealth's Attorney, win expire with the
conclusion of this term of the Fulton
Circuit Court. And we, the Grand Jury
Of Fulton county desiring to express our
opinion of the manner in which they have
discharged their duties. Therefore,
RssolosN That a. r. Boon, has been an
upright, able and faithful Judge, and has
administered his office with unerring in
tegrity and exalted dignity.
Reso!vsd, That &. l. Rande, has been a
faithful, vigilant, able and in every re-
spect a most efficient Commonwealth At
toruey.
W b. Mcconnell, Foreman, W H. Lu-
ten, J. D. Baker, J. a. Townsend, W. r
Thomas, J. A NoOnan, S. P Payne, II. F..
Fleetwood, e. Wilkinson, c. Underwood
J. c. Beekham, w. W Webster, o. d.
Clark, f. W. Stephens S n. White.
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A EuII Isne nr

CASH, DOORS, BLINDS. WINDOW
~ GLASS and WHITE LEAD. at
Je- low ]. Fl. PLAUT & BRO.n
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The Good rempiars and In
diXtduAl Sularage.

Sewing Machine needles, 70 be had at
BUCK & COwGILL'S.
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"W hat are the Wild waves saying?"
We don't know, but on several even
ings recently-wben tile hum and
whirr of busy day had fallen into
nights silent and soothing embrace
there seemed to mingle with the rip
ping susurus of the bonnie Cumber-
land, that came to our ears, fairy
voices, as if the nymphs and naiads of
old Neptune's court were holding their
wanton revels beneath the guardian
eye of the wandering moon. Upon
investigation, however, (Which we are
ready to assure you was none too close
aud scrutinizing) we discovered the
ripping laughter and silvery voices to
proceed from a party of fair female
bathers laviug aud sporting in the wan
ton waters that wash the opposite
beach
'Over the brink Of il,
Picture it--think of il,
Dissolute man
Lave in it. drink of It
Then, if You can
EddyUilie Telegraph.
The Hickman courier., 1874-08-21
Sewing Machine Needles.

.s1n motion. Council adjourn nrd-
W. A. BREVARD. Clerk.
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LOSSES

1winq
deceased
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- Snfsl GpaIttrt S;tssar. as,nt be
psriGtsptntn 9ublttaliOnsn Der Gut
tsnbsrB @slsai6at" SOu Sneianopults'
9nb., mar SUriss 98o6s bier unp tisli
ii& bts Disnfag auf. Sr 6sri&tff, nag
feline NidiUn ptrsmol btIsr au esIaasn,
als il 5uccr, unb tr zine 9rcet @u,dbl
nsutr abOnnsutsn sspinnt.
- g1ir Strpttisn auf bic an,rtas bss
lru. SCbn 6an9ltp an tintr anotrn
Stsar, bttrtf.ub bic 9trmistbuna tiu.r
6atm nabt eisfsr Staet; euatrastnet
moItn 1h an ten @snannitn ptnetn,
Der wstttts auefunft gilt.
- Gin brutaIsr Worb wuree atasn
IL ubr 5r.itae gldGt tst ycttspils,
S&uplfia Go pon sturm Ranne Ra.
mens 6arrsl an sinem 6rn. Srapltp
tsaaussn, wdtrrnp lsBtsrsr bttm 0aht.
f6sn fab. Barrel itOe rsn BRADLEY In
bic Sttts, ihnitt itn bann sni,nti unb
mari ben 70 ssrliadtltsu 9si6uam eurh
ben Guftidatt In cine titit 8cblenmint
btnab. Die 5rau bss @rmOrettsn matbie
Aujstgt unp zine Stunps Ipdtsr fua
man ben N6rbsr in fsinsm 5au(.. Dt.
aufr,9uns III srr6 unp sla Ssptesrunp
jur That Mot 6ttannt.
- De trourtstn GarSunealt Btrrsn
ilno itbt ale btitiHat Su bttra&itn. Die
Grbsitsr babsn ras SsHBft&t Der DEL.
II. ) utfcn @cmpasuit oui bas ecnp an
trtannt unb blsibsn gtssuiblmtr ausr
Strttfrrunstn. Die artsittr babsn
pm. Dtdicn trfu6t. bis prsifs fur Die
sOts fsfIultatn; III piss gtfbsbrn, 70
wtretn ft W'ettsptrtrdss fur 10 Sabre
uuttrIti6rtn, NIT psm WripiItalum,
ndh Gtlduf bttitr 5ria raS eanr fuu
fen ,u tiIritn.
- Nd6 bfr ututn gpnituuliuu e..
balt i,tts County NIT ttnsr Stp5lltr.
unS BON l50, 600 @inpOtntrn sin I.pa-
rates 0aiienesriht. iOIeIi6 aud sinsn
8i6tst; bic @tlfbstbuna pla ben @t.
bait bee esbtfrsn auf s5, 800 halsbsn.
= DIR Wamt bss DprfS Mount
8ernCn, slpa Rsbsn MtiIsn obel balb
Serantcn, fca in ,BIntOn" umssdnfsrt
wtrbsn. @ins pUitciFes slsiGsu 1a.
memo N felt SamitaB bort ttabIirt.
= Der WayOr Bat itin 0uartitr
na& pins SrcUI utrIsst - mo 80 aud
bin s'tSrt.
~ Col. 5afob 8ObinlOn pon Nsr.
g,ri bisIi ah eitlt DV&f Gsfhdfis bal
Der mtbTtrt 3ass In uuintr Stapt auf
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S3la i>crfoufcsl 4:

Ter tlhierri&ntts pfftrirt itin tppptltts
observation-disclosures an WatiIpn Nptnue gum
Wtrtauf. Dailelts ii nit WniTrr, Gjas unb
allen moetrnsn gtrttlirrunssn rinarrittrt une
lIe9t an etntr err REORGANIZATION Sndssn pcn
Srantpn. Gin gutter Stall unb Gnhers gn.
9tbhuet tnb anf Rem Gisentbum. 9teinaur.
gen unh Strmint lsitt.
i6p7i @eproe @rambs
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Yin bic bentibe 8eD6lfernna
Won Pennsylvania.
Nic

Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
lsuFt Cure aufmsrffamftit auf bic lrbr Iibsr-
alsE JrtersTrn, pslhs iis an Dfpcfitcrsn be-
sabIt, au bic Ssbiusunssr, untsr bensn @slb
Suriidbr;abt pirp, unb beirubsrS auf bic srpbs
Sitsrtfii. pel@s eur6 bic Dirsftrren err Sanf
srbpten tpirt. Dies benefit bic lbatiate, bab,
CbI&pn 60 psniesr als Gin 9dbr H. felt mir
@rlbbeiras bssanusn, mir jtyt rinsn srp6errn
@sI6Iftr als Deppftum babrn, ais aae bic
SparbanFsr ppn eislem County. gBtr esben
nidt ,u rrii penn mir lasen, bnb unirreu Dc,
pUFtprtn f srpBr Sttrrbsit stbptfn rptre, als
irgrnb psiben anteren Spnr'G Gfprftprrn nuf
biefem &pntinette.
Sittr, lprstt III Der gant spr unb 9tr sr-
bdlt bort 3irfulare, peltr tbtr ale Ssssln
unb 9rbinsunssn Sud 4usfunft gebrn.
Spl. 8. scranton, Wpfgs 6aYlpr, 9. Q.
pierce, gB. 80. 0intOn, 5bpuias SifipH,
Samurl Sloan, 9Otu Srisbiu Sra Sripp unp
3. y. pbslps iiuo bic DirtftOrtn. 16mi7I
8. 9. pisref, prGfesri.
8. y. pbslps, S6asmsiIter,
16pmas DiffOn 8br Yrdibsnt.
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Hll tDerfGsmfelt :

Gin in GcsgslOipn sslsssnsS @pbnbaus,
smfIltpdtg uHe hsbtu 3tmmsr rntbaltfnh. Das
St8entbum II i'm bsiten 3ulfanpr. nit tiutm
serjuglt9sn @arttn. NGberf ausfunft tribsiIt
enspar 3palS, Dobattcpn. 2Omi
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grtsfO-, gaiG.s nnS SfbilS- Aialrr,
eSpcmtus sgptHuf, nabt ber ntusn pcffcf.
pee, bfiOrst aIIf In ftiH 6a4 sinf1IastnStH Ar-
bstitH une 5aptIisTsH btiitne. =, - flap70
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Rlt Oerf0mfcru: 4:

Gin gutter @riGGftSianS in ar6balb, qu-
,erns Go. paBt fiir Sptsl cher irasnt Gin an.
eerss @rfGGft Wit S6rusr, Gisbaus une
anhtrtn arbautrn. g3irb psrfauft pbsr vsr-
mtttbet. 3u rrfrasen tsi 5rnu asams,
9lrbbnle. ftbfm
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3l4 4 316 LackaWanna Ave-,
jsist birrmit BEN publifum al, bae rr Sas fri.
bsr ypn M. 8. GpIsin srfiibrtr NSbtI- 8s.
ihdft lbtrnpmmrn bat un6 pirb lidb btmibtn.
ale ffint 8uuttn burb bic bslfs @uspabl scu
isesr 2rt WSttlu jufrirbrn ju lirlIrn.
SsitsIIuretn prs Rspnraturtn aufs prpmp-
tslfr ausesfiibrt.
SD made bifrmit has otutG1e pubIifum
NED aufmrrffam, bae ID nit BEN friibtr at.
thbrttn @titdftt ni6t msbr in gsrbinbIns
ftsbr.
Rein @tI6dffsIrfal II 3i6 eada. gse.
5i72 ptttr @unher.
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Die gBabl iar Stabt, unp Barb.
Ssdmte iUa am brtttsn Dttnlfda bee
tOmmrn NcuntS dbstbaIisn ptrbtn
COD bal ttIue Der tsIern Warltifn bie
i,Bt irssnp tin 9t6,nsj.itsn pon ii6 ae.
artrn. So ilnp elm StabH6abmttIttr
auoitcr uno fir Utrf6isbsnt @ares bic
Statt' ltSt, Nlesrmdnnr unb S6uloi,
rtftOrsn su Gwibltn. Dae Shabmtt,
atr @mt 8st6rt nit 5ue unb 8;tt riss.
NAL sinsm Dsuti&sn, uuO ss mare min.
iAsnsrsrlb, hab bic Battalion blrrIiir
bssUnnsn wiirbs. au6 fir StaeirSib.
lclIttn aasntbaIttn nur plthtssirsue
sbrIi&s Burger nufstfsat wsrpen, c5ne
llntsrihiso Der parttftaune, eamii
,nSlib Der unfsItasn Corruption ein
gnee lsmaht piIp.
Gbtattr. Die jpsitt 8orl.luup
otsitr Sdiitn fanO am Wcntaa aStnb
In ttr 3urnsrballe Siatt; aufasliibrl
wurptn Der urms pOtt" uub Deter
In Der 5rsmrr." Die 5aGt mar iittr.
fii(lt unp has Yubtifam iptnbsk ttn
Dnif,lfrn rti2li6,n 9dfaG, Der auH
wcbl ptrbisnt mar. Sptjitlse Sob ptr
pisnt pae SPirl trs 6ru. 4paltsrt Rris
gar, prlGtr 70 frsunplth rpar, ais 0dll
bel bisltr Scrlf'aanB mttjuntrfsn unb
pititlbt aud arrangirt batts. NtGt nur
ale pctt, funoen au@ aIs Deter mar
Der Sntsl pplhdnbis in Gtintm plabs
unb ruVet msbrmaIS larmilb bsrpor-
Bsrufsn. SnftlGsn, bt, NueRGt nuf
R'pauts III Su gGn6tr s,prrrcn. - Sc
rtsne i:n Mitsltsptru pss 5uruvsr,ine
CUR q trttt. pdb OIL Sonniag Qbsnb
Der Sstit" nufssiiibtt ptrp, aud msb.
rtrt bsr 70 brltstttn Satlsaur In Dor
btrsttung fnp. 3ur @infibruna pcn
NiGtmttsItrOsrR mub bic @rlautnle pss
Spre&trs ttngtbolt ptrtfn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-29
SHla tDcrf0Nfcm:

Der llnttrSeidnetr tistet hermit fitbrn sutt
pttres une @sfdjirr', cine @n,dbl 8ra6i- unt
inStrt Hngsn nrbh sIltm 3ubtbEr gum Der
taaIs an. yiabnr guefunfi srtbsiIt R. aapp,
Sranion, pa. 23o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-29
Garltamauna6 6ans,

edfaRanna gSsnue, Kabs Gem Depot
Gbas. TrUpP, prUP'r.
Das cbiee, In better &stie rtnsrrtttets
SauS IN NIT giaem psrIrhen, mas eem ScrPtr
Iur GtdrFuns uub Grfrii6un6 nTltis H..
@utrs Bier, bic fsinlisn gSsintt StauSrt
uur Gisarrsn, tparme unS falte Spstisn; Wit
fern. arf jebe Irt Subersi!rt.
Gin fstnsr Saal fir Dameu une 8nrntIitn.
lin ,ablrridsn 3ulpruR sr1uGt Irire 5rtnn'
ie 25in8 &bas. ITopp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-29
Rll tpcrf0mfcil:

g d 6bne eptS, brei bapon an brr Srauf.
lin aSsnus zine an Mulbrrrpnraes unb bic
anetrtn an cine alIts srrn,rne, ptrbsn untsr
btlligsn gsSinsunsru psrfauft. Wan mslbe
f& bel
fOaP Spbu 3tiblsL Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-29
Mertbants & Wetbonifs
q "a ~ &.
nun canton, IA.

Dirit 9anf Fat Elm nufbs;abItss Capital
pom 3tpei Sunoert unS Snnfji9
Sanfcno Dollars. nit tinsm dnssbduf'
tel llstsri&ub Sru Thuf;ln SGnfenS
Sclars, IL tntraI lpfirt nit Ssamtsu
uns Dhtftrrtu, tic nit ten 9ebHrfnifen Der
6tf6GftspsIt stuoH Srrtraut lin, uno Cfferirt
zen aduiIrattn, TrOfrliiOninsn unN sInpsrsn
pDr,i9Iibs 5oeiIititen fir ib's ganfasitdfts.
gBs6le! Srtauft fir ale SbsiIs hrr @sreinis.
ten Stantsn une Gurppa.
Srsantirt inter Siusnt ipsSislItn Gbartsr
rsr G,sirgsstuns puu gsnnipIDanisn, mt bop
ttItr gsrtinbli&feit. Ss6s grO;snt 9ntsrtI.
len bsaabIt auf 3si t,pCiltsn.
gcrrrippnhtnitn mEsfn einsr lcrsfGItis'r
gea6tuns ibrsr @sISGftr f& Ssril6trt baltrN
Gparftipnsn an alien Sauptcrtsn psrsen &C.
ma6t unt am Gage ber 3abIuus ,um uisbris'
len @e6lsI'Gpurle brrittist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-29
0erfGnfe 9erlangt.
3ta Ocrf0ufcta: /:

I fr llnitptit ss bisttt iriRsn in 3unmcrr
gel stnsn Wauorfcrs, ntbif 9srpiribi6aft uub
SolItr 6inribhina gum Sertluf al, aaufuhiss
mpgsn t9 mtIeen tti ptttf 8ubltr
Dunmprs, pa. 2le