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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

- ngiO, 70 uieI 1T 9cluiB, mir fam
Der $immel nidt ent9ebeu," iaste cir
8erIiner gu ieincm &umeruoeu, u8i(
70 bcnn ?" fru0te Oicicr neusieri9.-
ugfn iiebite, entlucNer itcrbe ib Dor mel
ner Sruu, unb NO bin i'd i'm SimmeI,
ODER meine SruI itirbt Dor mir, bu bin
i6 oud i'm SimmeI."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
.Wlom0. fist 4Sopu @nbcn 2"

oglein, mciu Subn. 8cr, I'M bee
$immclSluiIlcn, icbte Dir 10 ctluus in
Ncn SOpf?"
n5u, iicbit On, oIS Yapu oicien @fOr'
gen bic 3rcppe binubfum, fiibtc cr Ga
rOb in Der SOuSflur mO iuatc: n9as
idmcft better, ais ein Sup Don Der
aItcn 8nbe b0 Obtu, meinit Su uidt,
SNrNh 2"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

- p8ie OicIe Safroments ?"-fras.
te Der 2ebrer Den fIcinen MideI: gIf.
Oert.-2ebrer: :. 8urte, Ou SdIiu.
gel l-@ideI: Sol, beut @Orsa boO
Oa ednuppsfuIba ia se'ibmifa (bic
.SdnappSHuide bcrubseworfen) unb ba
i6reit mei @uter; ,0u tuuienb Safra.
meut limb mel Mlutter :-o0u bun.
bert Sofrument !"-mudt bOd 3ium.
men eIfbuubcrt. (grbuuIidD
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

- 9ebrer: 8iIbcIm, iuie fommt eS,
buB Su 3u ipdt fOmmit?
S9iIer: Ser &Ioppcritord bat ei.
nen flcincu gruoer sebradt, Der @ater
1T in bic StuOt scfubreu, c8 iuur MIR
out, oab bic Wutter ba iuar.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

- Su @lacunsie bat ein illnees
@aoden an ibren Bob" 9efdriebsn
,,Sobn, fllmm MINNIE, bis ib Dir @ort
ifif. Ser 0db bot iei StiefeI iobIs
I0iie uno bic Stint aeIa0e."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
De- 9unlOrtlt.
YIN psnis S&trl tann unb ipanh
Wtrb 9eIisbt BON 9seernann.
9es Sdlneiblrs Goblieb.

Ses s6neibrs eoblisO.
Sinlpe9 nit gurer &r6lmerei
Wabt Gure Mu9en offen -
ylitltS lit es nit Der Soctorei
llno nit ben %biIoiopben.
Die gbre Dem, Dem Ie 9ebIbrt,"
Sin aItcS Sprihluort lebret,
llnb iucnn Sud biele @abrbeit rllbrt,
60 icib nit Gins bcfcbret.
3iebt Sure Sonnta9IeiSer om,
llno labt Die @u9en Ieud)ten
Sur ieoen braDen Sdneioermum,
SiS oaB lie ii6 bcfeudten.
@fit lueIdem 2eidtiinn bat man nibt
| Sen &atriot uer9eiicn,
| Der 10 portreHlib 81 brm itibt
9SoS CT lInS on9emehen.
$icr iab nlan cinen &oboIo ionIt
5n lln9citaIt iid re9cn,
Mllein Der Shneioer init Der 8unit
9lnbrabte ibm ben Sessn.
9Ort fab man cinen frumm uno Ibicf
llno i6mmerlib neriuadien.
8iS idnelI Der Sdueiber 3u ibm lief
t%Om fcrnen 9anee Sahien.
On Der ou itcIs unc elegant
Serum 9cbit unf Der StraBc,
SNnfit ou eS nidt be8 SdneiOer'5 Snnr
&llcin nno isinem MooBc?
IS ludrc oft nod feline Srau,
| &ein Waun Iih ouf3HluciIen
8cnn nldt Der SdneiOer mar 70 IbIou
Wit icincm SiI9eIeiicn.
Ger Sdneioer 1T Der bette Gbrilt
Gr beft bcS Ndblten Sbpdd)cn
Wit @rObmutb 3u ourd ieive Gift
llnO beiIet Die 8ebre6en.
GS luirO ms beutIib inn 8cbirn,
Wenn luir's 9cnnu beleben,
WnS NIT Der Nnocl uno Dem 3wim d.
Sie Sdncioer belt ueritcbsn.
Drum bebt cub SlIIe in Die sob
llno labt Die Sdneioer Ieben,
| SaB lie nit 8emiltb unb 8ro3ie
Sie gauge @cIt um9eben.
|
Spriidp0rtcr nit &annglofru.
SOI3 nno 8roO mndt @an0eu roth,
gSie oftmal8 bort man boS,
Sepod ein 8roteu nit SuInt,
Ser mnht un8 aud niht bIoB
@lit oem suite in Der $anO,
&ommt man ourd boS gauge 4Onp;
Wfit Der 86rie boil bon 8eIo,
&ommt man ourd Die gauge @eIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

0eipaltrnr SbabcI, 9CbrObenc Ga.
fen, 5eribmcttertc Sducc-ous iinO Die
ualuOdentlid beridtetcn SoI9en oes be.
riidtistcn amcrifauiiden SuIlipieIes.
llnO bod fubren bic cuoIiidcn 8eitlln.
gen fort. init finciib gu neuncnbcr Sill.
fcrti9feit in brcitcitcr @eiIe iiter iebsS
bon unOcrtbuIb 0nBcuo Suuocn nurd.
9earbeitete Spiel 81 berihtcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

3ass Hab parrtsbars, ps:IaFta pIf fDIsh
guIaTsn Rtp.gurf, I'm s.45 @lOrssns, unb ur
100. $50 Ra1mtttass urb o7.45 absnbe.
BnIaITsa YbilabtIpbia, nm 9.15 Rpratns unt
um $40, 5.26, COS 7.I0 u. 7.45 Ra6miitass.
UnIaftn Rtabins, nm 4.4O, TAO, 20 Ror.'
sens, rnb UNI 1850, 6.l6, 500. 9,35 u, 1885
Ha6miiiass.
DtrIafsn gOttspilIt, um 800, 6.46, 900 Rur>
gene unr I'M 4.35 Ra6mittuss unb sia S&upls
Ita uue Susausbanna 6ptisbabHsn I'M sos
Npra.
DsrIaGtn Mqtntorpa, I'm $50, $50, s.55 Rp,'
gene: 81 d2aS, $3.50 4;sGu 900 Ra$@tttaes y: Sbss b.
4.4O BUG BON RsaSins sstsn niSi on WOr.
taesH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
@bilabelpbia s Meacina
Gifenbabn.
arr.a ansement fir Yafasiere.
SUM IA, 1876.

3ass ssrIa0sn parrIsburG ipis foIst,
Ra4Rsp- gprF, UNI $40, 6.l5, s.lOglurs,us, ,uHi
200 @a6mlitass, unb um O7.SO absnbs.
Rad gbiIabslpbia, uni $40, 6.15, $40, s.46
@eresus uab um 400 unb $50 Rahmtt.
RAD Rtabtns. nm $40, SIS, $40 unb s.l5
Rcrstus, unb I'M 200, $50 uHb 7.4O Ra4'
miitass.
Ra6 pOtissius, UNI $40, $40 Wlprssns. unb nm
$50 Ra6miiiass, unb pia SHuplfill un6 Sus.
autbanna 8ptisbabn I'M 2.40 Ra6mtttassI
Wa4 a[lsntrpn, I'm $40, 6.l6, $40 Worstus,
unb 400, $50 unb 7.4O Ra&mittass.
e7.tO @beubiiat atben burb bic mad y, gort.
Die 6.I5, $40 Rprasns unb 200 Ra&mitiass.
Bulge ssbtu burt bis mad philadelphia,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
9enleinnilbigeS.
Sic Sri6ine.
Con YFSlsiibsr Wuntart.)


Go libel bran iuar idl nod ME,
8ie elpe nit Dem &ode;
Wler ben q Sau. Il @radtitildpieb,
Sic borig @od 9eito6e,
Ser 3nrte Spef. 0aS iuciBe ShmuIl
Sic fdOne, CUTE Sbinfc,
8ie bubn Die 2appe ans bem S0Ij,
So oppetittlib luinfe
Sir lunnn i'd iebt am Slid oIS freiId)
lin mad bic trilblte Wiiene -
Wfei @lIter ibt fcin S6weinclciid
Son ipe9e bic Sridine.
Sic CARTE 8iliue in bem &raut
Sie lucIlt ih idon beridmerjc,
Sod ob mel BItt uolI SanCrfr0ut
Sie 9cbt mer idluer 81 Serge;
SD muB oe3u, itb Dub 8 ionit nie,
SEPT ais Serin9 brote;
SH Iumpi9es 8rihineUieb,
SD UccB mer net 81 rotbe.
90 lbiIt Die Srau I'LL relonnirt.
Snnn bolt iie unS inn Seller,
SEPT ucro 0cfobt, ueriudt tronibirt
LIN ber9cribt't bic SclIcr,
8Icit uobbcr fumme bon Der Sa9o
Sbr IIter nno ibr Srn9er;
9ic ben iid beut rcbt milo 9cmnbt
lin ben i 8drebun0cr.
,,@eb, Iicui Sran, I'LL boil umS mas,
Wer ben nod mir i'm Mta0e;
Don iriib bis SWcnoS IT'D fcI. Spdb
9b fam ScrS gar nit Io0c Il"
No, l19t ic, s luirb mas iluri9 ici,
SD luill I'M Seller 9nfe.
Sie brinot Il foIt Stiif YlinoHciid rel,
@nu3 luferie IN trufe;
Damn brin9t iic nod III ulIer &ub'
U Sal I'LL bnrtc Gier,
Gn Serin9 Ic9t iic nod Ne3u
(SoreIlc jim 5n beier),
Sbr Scrre, ie99t iie, 9laeS Ous
Sid gang nlldbn Dor Sbnc,
60 Sude idooe gliemano pas,
Sic ben 10 fecn' 8ridiue.
lin Oennc Speiie TANNER Iib
sfod SCrScnSluidt erlome,
M6 nluer bab' nodber fir mid
8nS anneriht Ho6 i'm Snuc.
lin lpie Der Wann AM Seriu9 faut
90 bot lies rcin9etrn9e:
Sui !-S6lueinrfnOdeI, Souerfraut,
Sie bompe I'LL Die raode.
SEPT riedt Der Munn III ruujt Die gtaS
lin 9nft olS ibeeI eniilucr;
III emobI itclIt CT neg ieiu 8IaS
lin iea9t: nScbt Srno, eriipcr
SeS 0in06 iid better nf mel Gbr,
Oils 80S I'LL Slid III &69sI,
6ribine bin, 8ribinc Der,
SD cb mel SblpcineFn66eI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29


Sarrisburs u.A Gas 1I.3O 3.i5 7.95
Der Bug tpslhtr Worssns I'M 9.l0 Sauis>
burg SsrIdbt, ma6t gonneIiUnen nit 9leen bic
gblIabdpbia Ra6mttiass um tbr Strlaftn.
i3iise nat NerrsrSbNrJ 2pubCn unb Rt6.
ncnb psrIaTsn Gbamtrsburs Na6mittnss I'M
4.t0 llbr.
Soutb ROuntain 3iiss, liibIiG, rOnnsftirsn
nit 3iiesn pelte Sarrisburs un 500 Na6-
mittass perlaIIsu, ilnb fommsn bier nm IL 80
grrnitta9s All.
Der Wpunt 9lltpIus epnnefiirt nit .3assn
peI6e Gbambsrs6urg gCrmittaas um 8 llbr,
unb NadmittaaS I'm 1.35 pfrlaIIen, unb ma
6rn i'm 3uriiiTttbrn gerbinbuns in Sarris.
burg nm II 30 Scrmitiass, u. rui 7.35 ab'ts.
a.6. SOyb, Supsrintrnbfnt.
s. @eGulIUb @ru. 5idrt 9Isrnt.
Sames GlarL @snrral-astnL
harrisburg, Wai 8, 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

- SO iuur Elm tabIf6pfser 8re6i.
9er, Der tiir ieinsH &eyt uabm; .,Oie
Saore allf iInIerem Sonpte iiuO aQe 9e.
56bIt W-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

Sonntaee' des,
BulaITsn R,p. gOri um $50 Ra6mitiase.
DsrlaiIsn philadelphia I'M 7.10 3o1miiIass.
DsrIansn Rtabins um 40, TAO Woratns mi
UNI 1895 Ra4mittags.
0trlaTen @aeniOpn um 2.sO Rorstns, unp un
900 Ra6mittass.
c. R1ta Rorris unb GTtr Gifsnbabn.
:. q. UGUtteR.
CisufraI. e5uhfrlutenhfnl l.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
9ebelt, @a9stbnnt nnS
s9Sn6ett!
LONDON COLOR HAIR REsroRER"

LONDON COLOR HAIR REsToRER"
LONDON COLOR HAIR REsToRER"
S''Hspaatiarbs ma&t lirupplsss paar 70 psiR unb
Sla'i, r'tntst bi. aspfpaut 70 nu4tradIi& unb
bsfSrbnl bas @a9sibum br 8aars an biHnsn
Hnb IabIsn StsIm. Ram NIT Der bIc6sn 3anb
sinsrlsbsn ptrbn, inbtm 70 ptbu bic Saut
nu4>i infis Ginatn b,fGmuBt. aIs Saar>
GriRrmiiisI z 10 bas sUIlfpmmtnlt, bas it auf
grbtn fabrbirt purbt. Das Slar plVb rtnppIrt
u. stidrfi r6ns6inJuibun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stit Gtnfnbruns bislte pabrbift tpsrtkpollsn
paarmiittls bier ~ eanbe bat flo baGlsIbs alsss
uitintr BsIitbtbsi unb 9tpunbrnns srfrtut
uHb Jrrar neil to bas etnJas H. tpeIdts In Wirfs
ltHttit BEN grautn 3aar feline naiilrli&e Syarts
ptsons,btn, baHtlbt prd6tis unb sIdn,tnb ma
tsn Tam unb auf taRIsn SRatn tpistsr tas feb
ItHbt 5ear prpbutirt.
Dieter terrIi1 parfimirts Mriifsl tn spmplst In
l9 lslbt un6 btbaIf 20 ftintr por5tris,n Da>
laung cher Borbtrtituns, btspr man lon applt,
Cit; oas eeipln1Hit RtluIiat lann aud pbns fol-
Ht BoTbtTeitunatIi eIisbIt ptttfn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

SuIsui6r fir @ri,en.-gS 1T cine
8batiube, Dap MIR odt 8uibcI $oI3'
aide Ouf Den 9Ifer ouS9eitreut, Den
8ei5en I'M mcbrcre Sage UOrauSbriu.
gen mN linn Nuburd bdufs ilber iens
fritilbe YeriOSe, in pcIder er am Isid.
telten bonn 8runO befuIIen wirO, bin
ausbiIft, unO NaB bic glIde Die Saline
frdfti0er unO fcitcr mudt. 9ieieIbc if
ein Durtrcffliber 9iin9sr fir ale Grn.
ten, beionbers fir bcn Nbitaorten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
llm a(tc T[eiidlfGiirr an rrinioeu.

Tim aItr SIFtl6faKer 81 reinigen,
oomit Iie Den uOtbuenbi9eu iiibcn Sc.
rnd bcfomnlen, cmpfiebIt Elm SadOer'
itanbi8cr fOI9cnNcs Serfubren; 9eerc
un9cfdOr cin 9Scf SOl5uIde unb eiu
p0ar elmer 8uiicr in baS Sub mb
Iuiie eS etluus ilbcr ciucn Sag itcben
oann ibeure ba8 Sap 9cbOri8 nit ei.
nem 0ntcn gcicu aus uno iblucufc es
bierauf gut aus unO OaiieIbe uirO 70
9ut Iein ais ein ueueS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
WeifersSb

WtlItersSprildl.
Sdimpft nidt Die 0umpeu! boS betriIb
Gen 8ciien 9Ianbt cS mir,
SCnn, lpenn c8 feline Qumpeu sibt,
60 9ibt'S aud fein 8opicr.
llnO CAB eS enblib fein 8opier
90 CAB cS oud fciu @eIo,
llno 10 iinb bod Die 2umpen itier
glm nilBlidlten Der @eIt.
3nlCbt nno ibIieblid icbcn mir,
g8ie Gins bnS 9lnbre bdIt,
Sie 9nmpen MAIDEN baS 8apicr,
llno Qnmpen MAIDEN @eIS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

- Sin @rcn5bcumter 9erietb nit ei
nem 8rcmbcn in Streit. o8i1en Sie.
llnprridamter, " - fru9te Sener, ,,pet
i'd bin ?"-gfein | SD bin Sber.Gun'
troIleur !"
SD bebOurcicbr bcmcrftc nerSrem'
DC cfaIt-n nNub nidt nod 3uei Yuditobeu
UOr 3brcm 9itcI itcbcu. nonn pfrben
Sic gang 9cuau be3cidnet icin."
uNum, lucIae ludrcn oicic?" fra9tC
Der SbcrcOutrOIIcur ncuoicris-r8 mb
r"-crluicbcrtc Der 8cIeibi9te unb oin9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

9is grbbecrcu. .Sniiou bat felt eini'
gen &o0cn bc9Ouncn. @ir9inin lie.
fert fir ms Die mciitcn bicicr f0itIiden
Srildtc rmb 1T biclc SOrtc arob unb
fein I'M @cidmaf. 9Son gtOrb GaroIi'
na lucrNcn cbCufnlIS bcbcutcnbe 0uun.
titdtcn Ucriunot NOb iinN bic uOn bort
fommcnNrn 8Ccrcn mciit Nnrh SOnO
Uerunreili9f, bu man bel Dem YRilfcn
berieIbm iuabribeiuIib nabIdiii9 Der.
fdbrt. gIud bon WorDIunb unO 9cIu.
mare trrffsu bcrcits Grobceren ein, bOd
linO OielcIben nibt OrOentid reii. Sn
beu ndbtaI @Odcn luerbeu iuir bon
ben uobidmefcnbcu 8ecren in SIIle
unb SilIIc bier babcn mb beiclben lucr.
ben bam oud 10 bili9 iein, OOb ie Sc.
hermann 5u9dn8Iib iinb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

Wlan leie fOlsenoes 3eusuiB;
. SD lit i6rsdlit an elmer Der I6m,nbala,lu
NIanEbstisn. bic 10 sibt, gruriius pber grurlap,
bslftr beEannt unitr hem Namen bIutenbe Sd
niorrbetetn. Das Suftn mar ntanbmaI MIDI
gum Ausbalttn unb burb bas bftsrt frattn tuur|
BE Der aftsr oft ftbr numb. SD aebraiitbte time
S1a8ttl BON Spapne's Ointment, pOburh boS
Sudsn tcsIstd psriVttbeR tpurbs uno tb In ItEr
tursr Belt Stlis furtrt purbs. SD fam i.bt
rubts f9laftH unb m66tt alIsn Dtnitntasn, mel
Dc an otsltr Slranfbsit ltibsu, ratbtu, lcpIelt
Spapne's SeiHimsnt ju ssbTauGtn. SD babe
Sorb.r unldbItst wliltsI ssbrau&t, obsr aIls pbHs
erfOls.
Spfepb %. GbrtG
(pon Der Gtrma RbbtI u. Gbrtl1, J
Btpltiale 6anbler In Gtisf.l unb Ghubtn,
S44 Rprb 2te StraBe, gbiIobtIpbta,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

LONDON COLOR HAIR REsroRER"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
Spnutaas. 3dasi

Rad Rtp. 9joif, uni $50 @lprasns.
Ra1 aatntppn Hnb @ts>StatIonsn I'm $40
DprmtitasS.
Ra4 Sasablns, gblIabtlpbia unb Wss. 9iairn,n
um |. As Ra1mittase.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
9te 3angen!
S0@uitt0i&tWt!

Dislss ssfdbrIids llsbtI unb bsTm surbras>
btnet Spmptpnie pnna6ldIltstr Suiisn, glatbt>
itpstb, Sstsifttt, 9tbrfttrr it. fptrbsn tlstbtrb
tllrtrtpur@ Or. StpaDne'S GomDOunb
Sprup Of tptIb SberrD.
Sron6itts - Gin Gpmbtom Der Qunaeu.
l9pinbfutt Wirb bm6 gataub, gutllnOunS Der
albmuigs Srganr, Suilrn, SdbIeimaustpurf,
taIIsn AIbtm, 8sifsrttit unb 9ru1l6msr,rn dba.
raftsrirt. Sur ale bisIt lltbtI IN
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29
"Er. Swayne'S COmpund Syrup OF
Wild Cherry"

ssTl,Iet eas l.tsI NIT bn DarId, intem 10 bas
Slut rttntst, Die Gtbu uro 8lsrsn rpirber 40
nsutr buntlton anrs9t uno eas Nerpsn. Spifm
tartt.
9as slnIise RapitaImiitsI fur 8lulIputsn unb
lonlttet tGungenfranibsttSn. S6pinbfiihtiae pbtr
NIT f1padtn 2unesn btbafisie geTIontn fulitn
nt9t Strldumsn tisGss pssstabiIiIGs SsiImitsI
f4lsunlst lu ptrfu6tn.
DttIe Rsbittn furirt nibt bios ShpinbGudt,
lonotrn aud aneenbsrsn laneptniasn trpniIhtn
&ranibflien. DIR. @tbrauh bsrfeIben I6i ben
putin, Sermineert oea NanHhpei6, bic S1nttr.
gen bbren auf unb tCr Wuls arbsittt pisber reaiIs
maBlg, ber Wagen pieotr perhauen unb isbes
Organ bss Rbrptrs tpirb nit friIdem 8Iut serIts
ptnt ,eHr4 wsI6ss bas san,s SpRsm nsus arult
grtiS 100 pro 8Iafas, BIuIbsu fur $500,
Solte % tn eurtr Ra6barlhaft ni6t ~ batta
lsin, 70 fhtdsn mir 80 per Grprs6 an irSsnb ftns
@brtfFt
Dsnn itr an 8srlupfans Opn StOpf19mu,H
lstost 70 nsbmtt stns 9cr BON
Sr. Sbabnf's Sar'Yilleu.
Rsbm.t ,usra cine DpEs giqsn uub tann Or,
Spapns's DtlbEirfbens Sprup.
Die ptltn tptreen ben Raasn rtiniatn, tptIs
9es BON her ercbtn @i6tisfett IN, gDngsliiun ter
ster Strbatsn, bic Rtrssn ilarftn, @ppetit atbsu,
bag 8Iutrsintssn unb allen Ju btaitftH tJisbsr
tniftrnsn.
.DtsfsIbsn Enb rein stsetabiliI6r Yatur unb
iptrttn bauptIi6Iih auf Die 9sbsr, dbnIid tuie
galumtI, pbnt baB Ft bic ftdbIiGs Dirfuna bsr>
islbsH babsn, Yrtts rs Gents.
Sabrisirt bon
Or. Stpapne s Con,
$50 Rrrb Ste Stra6s, philadelphia
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-29

slaii, r'tntst BIZ Ropfbaut 70 naatradIi& unb
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-01

mentS that secured quite HuIHOeT VI
ponies and some few arms. Gen. Terry
about the same time had short talk
with some of the principal chiefs at the
post. It was short and concise, and no
opportunity was given for the Indians to
reply. They were told by the General
that the authorities at Washington had
decided that all the Indians at the agencies
must be deprived of their arms and ponies,
and that such as had not already been
found must be brought in and given up
Several Indians offered to go out and bring
in their herds and quite a number have
since been brought in in this way.
At this time probably five or six hum
dred ponies have been secured. This is
but small portion of the ponies. The
others are either out herding some dis
tance, as is their custom, or have been
driven out on the supposition that they
were to be deprived of them entirely
think that the arms Of all kinds that
have been found at this agency will not
exceed one hundred pieces. This in
cludes rifles, shotguns, revolvers and sa-
bers even, but very small proportion are
serviceable rifles. It can readily be i'm
agined what has become Of the others
that have not been found. There is,
however, no danger of any more arms
being carried by Indians at this agency.
The rifles and ponies they have saved
they will take good care to keep out of
the way for some time to come.
At the time Grass camp was being
searched an Indian known as Bad Hip
was arrested as one Of the 1nurderers OF
Private Collins of Co. 6 18th Infantry at
Grand River on New Years, 1874. There
is not much doubt but that he had hand
in it, but the difficulty will be in being
able to prove it. Let an Indian commit
depreciation of any kind and his breth-
rem are always ready to shift the RESPONSE
bility upon some other Indian who i:
either dead or in the hostile camp out OF
reach of all harm.
Since arriving here Gen. Terry and the
members of his staff have been staying
with Gen. Carlin at the post. It doe:
one heart good to meet him as he alway:
| meets you with a pleasant smile. 1t i:
easy to note that the cares and RESPONSE
! billties of his summers work has borne
heavily on him.
Many Of the officers of the 9TH Cavalry
! have also visited the post, but how few
of those faces we knew but few shor1
] months ago. May it be hoped that those
| who have SO lately joined may be able tx
| fill their places with honor, both TO them
selves and their regiment.
EAGLE EYE.
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Cedar Creek the 21st and 22d inst. He
drove them sixty miles to the Yellow
stone. Five dead Indians were seen
and more are supposed killed and woun
ded. A large portion OF the Indians al'
have gone to Standing Rock. Sitting
Bull and others have gone to Peck. |
shall 90 to Peck at once with four com
panies and one. piece artillery, by Str.
Peninab, and rations for Miles. believe
this matter can be closed by vigorous
work. Some Cavalry is indispensable.
w. y. HAzEN.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-01
.TEEE2 SIOUX WAR;
Bottom Facts i'm Relation to the
Sioux RIassacre--Custer Wiped
Out i'm Half an H0ur--CElarIcy
Reynolds KILLED before nc fired
aSfpCt.Exfcnc OF the N0sss &c.

Reynolds Killed before nc fired
aSlnCt-Exscnt OF the Losss &c.
Bismarck cor. New York Herald.
Captain John W. Smith, afrontiersman
of twenty years experience, who speaks
Sioux fuently, and trader to Terry's ex.
pedition, has recently returned from
Standing Rock Agency to Bismarck and
gives the following account Of the Sioux
campaign, from what he considers reliable
Indian sources:
THE BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN
was begun by Reno EIe was discovered
before reaching the valley. Clusters at
tack was surprise, and most OF the Indi-
ans left Reno. Custer had not charged
the valley when Reno left the timber for
the bluffs, where Benteen fund him
Custer first charged with one company
and sent another III support. They We're
driven back. Then Custer, with three
companies, chargedwith bugles sounding.
At this time about one-half Of the two
companies, the first, in were killed. At
this junc,ure nearly all the Indians sur
rounded Custer, paying but little attention
to Reno. After wiping out Custer they
returned to Reno, the Indians fighting
him with Clusters colors. No prisoners
were taken. Three pack mules, loaded
with two boxes Of ammunition each, were
captured from Clusters command. This
engagement lasted about half an hour.
TOM CUsTER's DEATH.
Colonel Thomas Custer was taken alive
and was killed with a knife by an Indian
from thc Milk River country. The story
of Colonel Thomas Clusters death is from
Rain-in- -the-Face. 1t will be recollected
that Col. Custer arrested this Indian at
Grand River Agency some time in 1875
and brought him to Fort Lincoln for trial
for murder. He escaped from the hospi-
tai in the spring Of that year.
Indian Spies followed Terry command
from Lincoln to the Yellowstone. When
Terry crossed the Little Missouri river
the main Sioux camp was located On it
at place known as the Forks. After
Terry crossed the camp struck for the
Rosebud to join the Cheyennes, and it
was then that they fought Crook on the
18TH Of June. .....
Sitting Bull planned the entire Indian
campaign, and was the acknowledged
leader of their forces.
Charley Reynolds horse was shot and
fell upson his leg, and being unable to
ext,icate himself, and having dropped his
gun, was killed without firing shot
They reported forty Indians killed in the
fight and twenty since died of wounds,
their loss being principally with the Sans
Arcs and Cheyenes.
There are no Indians arriving at Stand
ing Rock, and few young men are occa-
sionally leaving and joining the hostiles.
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PERSONAL.

Col. 1ilsord and Col. Benteen of the 7th Cavalry,
arrived last week, week too late for the ''Cofee
Cooler" campaign. Co" Tilford has been on leave
u.arly year. Col. Benteen returns from re cruit~
ing service to which he ordered. but surrendered
to Col. Weir, preferring service in the field.
Capt. J. W. Raymond and wife accompanied by
Miss Edith Leasurc returned from Pennsyl MIA last
week looking the better for tn cir eastern trip.
Chas. G. Brown, an old TRIBUNE typo, was in the
city last week looking after certain Northern Pacific
matters of which he has charge. We offered him q
'st' but he said he had a better thing
Miss Belle Comeford, TRIBUNE typo who has
| been spending the summer with her sister at Has
tings. has returned and will resume the stick and
| rule in few days.
1t W etherel and family Of Fort Stevenson, pass
ed east yesterday, the Lieut.. on two months leave.
Col. Dan. Huston will be in the city this week to
meet Mrs II. who is coming on from the east 10
spend the winter.
Robert Macnider, Of Mclean & Macnider, who
has been east for three weeks past purchasing goods
for tn winter trade, returned Monday feeling the
greatest confidence in the future of Bismarck.
Fl. +. Douglas returned Monday evening, accom-
panied by brother of Mrs. Douglas MIR. Mead.
Mr.. Douglas has been looking after his confirmation
as trader, purchasing goods, &C. His store buildin
at Standing Rock is about completed.
Rev. Mr.. Webb, of Fargo, whose wife died last
spring. married at Sibley, Iowa, few days ago.
J. L. Starcher, of Branerd, was looking over the
town last week. He was pleased with it and will
keep his eye on it during the winter which he will
speud IN Virginia.
W. 3. Shaw has gone to Fort Stevenson to take
charge of Wnstons inter est there during the tempo
rary absence OF Winston, Phil Lewis having gone
east
Judge Courtenay, author of the Life of Sitting
Bull and other frontier stories of Fort Stevenson
is in the city, hale hearty, and as happy ever.
Bailey Madison, Of WinnebagO City, hIinn., an
old time friend OF the editor. arrived at Bismarck
Monday evening and will ca st his lot here unless he
determines to 60 on to the Black Hills. Madison is
OF the best of carpenters and builders in the
land, and will become tavorite il that line if he de.
tsrn.ines to remain.