davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07

Judge Wilson, of Polk County, Fla,
has an orange tree that bears annually
seven thousand oranges.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07

AT this season of the year most ev.
cry man on his way to the BARRIERS shop
Is looking for q short cut. Sf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07

flank by flank, and throwing
up his cAeuaur de frise by
the left .oblique to relieve the
skirmish line and confuse the enemy
if such maneuver would confuse him,
and at West Point they said it would.
1t was about this time that the Emperor
had two horses shot under him. How
often you see the remark that General
So-and-So at such battle had two or
three horses shot under him. General
Burnside and many great European
military men, as I was informed by a
high artillery officer at West Point, have
Justly characterized this as a wanton
waste of projectiles, and he impressed
upon me conversation in the tent of
the Prussian Chiefs at Gravelotte, in the
course of which our honored guest just
referred to-General Burnside-ob-
served that if ssyou can't aim at horse
so as to hit the General with it, shoot it
over him, and you may bag something
on the other side, whereas horse shot
under q General does no sort of dam
age" I agree cordially with General
Burnside, and Heaven knows shall re-
joice to see the artillerists of this land,
and of all lands, cease from this wicked
and idiotic custom. At West Point they
told me of another mistake at Waterloo
namely, that the French were under
fire from the beginning of the fight till
the end of (which was plainly q most
effeminate and ill-timed attention to
comfort, and a foolish division of mill
tary strength; for it probably took as
many men to keep up the fires as 1t did
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19
alexandria Oazette
TUESDAY sYEAIn1, APnIL 10.

Twins, iRIpLuTs AND QUARTETs.-A re-
porter a. Oma.a ercHu Gefcn % so en,2rapt
train q gaod ec k.nR Gcruar wOmao about
tRuntv five .csta OF sgs. who was urrouoded
BY such ~ raordc sly n7aJer OF children,
ell fair AID iar and 50 ankle Sc 10 attrac: general
notice. He Rss intGcGei ,hat Tbs Wonen w4s
tne mother. aud tne father, s'o!iG, ohcsl. a.
tic 8 lin ID, vas GG,Hted out suokiag 10 snclncf
purt of lite car. there we're four cen IT the
children, the e'3CS: DOT qplia len ;sIs OF Ggc.
1hey re Of "a lily divided a. 70 sex, tWslVe
Of the nunb:r .eiu.: & $ aud Two b0ys. lh@
mother s;a,ed tnas t!l,ra had b:t1 iwo more,
bu, th.y we're dead. iho cau lie sere, as Stat.
ed, G,rua;;s. aad Terc gGlcy 10 settle 10 O:c-
SOB. they We're msTEiaG 10 tine tail OF 1870
ADD the following sunU"r :Ee married lie YES
blessed elh WIS, bo;b girls. L2ss than two
years st6r, iGG HUm4a, who was he o but eight
cen years CT ege, gave brtH 10 iour chlldreu
three glis AID o19 bJy, n, latter ilViug only &
few days. IL toe .umcisr OF 1874 three more
girls registered at II il humble ncartb, and 10
1876 hey arrived, solitary aud alone. Seven
Yeats at:er fnsrrixEe the srrv,l OF sauther Us
Ter Of iuuy, til. tirle ,Ro bl7G spC Two gals,
was ap nd7rni thst created some CONSIDERATION,
snd t~o lcs:5 $40 l,sO more i lie f xeu.h .iied
girls clmo &c ~ uoIIf uua C ,JUp.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19

III EW AUUTiON AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE
We ha7e opened at No 22 loyal ST. ar
auction and Commission House.
We sre now ready to receive sll kinds Of U ar.
chsndise and household gcods on consignment
Or purchase the sans.
We think it may prove sn advantage to per.
Sons VINO have PRODUCE of sny description
10 SEND il to US. Located Immediately opposite
the nlsin entrance to the Market ON loyal a.,
goods csn be exposed every morning ST public
suction, when the best prices may be expected
Prompt returns mado on salea
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
lind it to their advantage TO give US csll.
We will attend 10 EuctioHeering at public ssles
OF property snd respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. t'NEAL LUCAS
$50 Auction gooda constantly On hand snd for
SIZE nov 6tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19
North Bound.

Mail. Sou!hwsrd. connects At Charlottesville
with Ches. Il Ohio K. r.. gas. and West. 81
LynchhuTg, connects with Atlantic, Miss. &
Ohio T. r., through South west Virgins, 10
snd Texas--and at Danville with Richmond &
Danvl,e L. r., to South end Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Ghsrlottes.
villo Ill points on Ches. l. Ohio 4. T., and
ii Dan vile tor sll points South. East and South,
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al,
e1sndria dsily, except Sunday, 500 q. m. and
l2Uc IN, and returning arrive at Ale1sudrls
+ For HANAsSAss s LINZ II leave Washington
10 .. n. and Alexandria 7 81 4. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive al Strasburg at II rs D. M,
connecting with the Valley Road Esst and
Ees!- Leave Strss5urs 2 80 p. M. arriving q.
Alexhndria at s IS p. nj.
MIX Ed TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
iSiON !Gsyes Alo1ardris daily, except Sun.
Gay, ct 10 q. No., arriving st Strasburg ST. u
.. M, and returning leaves Str.sburg At 5 10
T. m, arriving in Alexandra 1T 48 p. m.
70. hiddleSuHg, dsily connection y. Plai1i
station.
For Urperville, regular connection At Des.
ulsne
For wARasNToN. lsave Washington =,
I 10 q. Il. dsils.
All trains make good connections, at Wash.
lngton, to and from North snd West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves WASHINGTON 81
I ~ =. m.. running through without change
On Express trsin, leaving WASHINGTON al III Oh
p. NJ Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
Rith extra charge only $500, through to
DanviIie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
ana AnGusts, Ga, without change, on IL "
p. m. tram.
Through tickets very low to the South and
South west.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G.T.A,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19
"@TH.uaU FEERl' CO.'S. STEAMERS

s'STf.H!2C FEERr co.'s. sTEs.nERs
FGE LANDINGS
On THE POTOMAC RIVER
On sid after sunday, July 18th,
VIII leave IS follows:
Steamer T. V. WSMITH lssves Poto-
msc Ferry Co.'S wharf, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and T. UES-
Da1, at 80 u. III tor Leonardtu~n end all
intermediate landings
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MON.
LAY, " kpN SSDAE bud fElDA I, 81 7 80
:. m, for Nomini an6 Intermediate landings.
GEO, +. Phillips, Msnsgor,
Potion &C Ferry Compsay.
j. b. PADG&TT, Aeen: iyi7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
1851

The ALEXANDRIA GAZGTTB begun in
1889, is tbs oldest naws paper in the State and
the only daily published in Northern Virginia.
It hss survived, with few exceptions, all the
public presses in America which saw with it The
dawn OF tie ninetaorth century. 1t lives, too,
not in decay, bu! full Of life and vigor,
giving all the news, telling the truth without
fear, favor or affection, treuching on the privscy
of no mans nome, but full 20 the brim with oil
public information, and giving dsily honest
judgments of public men and public measures.
It furnishes the nows kilograms of the New
York Associated Press I'll : Of Reuters European
agency, being, with but three exceptions. the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connected with tao crest fount4ins OF the
worlds news.
With the coming year a.. tue long tried and
improved methods of making standard news
paper will be continued, with such additional
facilities be past experience jus.ihes the proprie-
tor in believing will sd1 to the Capacity of The
Gazette to serve It's readers. 1t expects to rem.
der faithful service 30 the city, the state and the
Country by candid criticism OF men and events
n Il n nj 1: Z no lif,ror mr.
wealth Ct Virgins.
10 Meet al the demsnds upon it, the Gazette
will be made WASHINGTON aud RICH.
MOND NEWSPAPSR. rs we'll as an AhkX-
ANDHIA JOURNAL. The Richmond aud
Washington news Of pas! years has left little TO
improve, out yot greater effort will be made 10
insure absolute perfection IN these departments,
The city of AIexaudrls will fad AS usual its
daily history IN each evenings issue, sud the
intelligence ofthaL section of the Common wealth
which nature nus bound 20 Alexandria by the
curvature OF is mouElals or tbs courses of lite
rivers rs well as that po.t!on linked to US by the
irqn bands OF Railways, will b9 s:siduousiy
chroniclsd
The Business snd Conmercisl columns OF the
Gazette will De flied with tbs eariiest and most
exact Numerical news, edited win such pains
taking Care as will render sn error, where even
slight errors are dangerous, impossible.
The Cattle Markets of all the leading points of
the world whose rates affect this market will be
quoted, and regular ssateluenss o! the Baltimore,
Georgetown. Washington ana Alexandria sales
of cattle will appear.
The Flour, Grain and Produce movements
will be noted dsiiy, and shu sales OF tue Aiexsn-
dria and nel2 h0orIna nsrSota given with sccu-
racy and dispatch. The Grocery and ether mar.
kets will receive constant attention, and the
money or stcck markets OF the country epito-
m,Zed for its columns full details being given
to all stocks, &c, which find investors in this
section OF the country.
The advertising columns CT the Gazette otfar
inducements which experience has shown to If
lord greater returns for small invsstm snt than
any other which can be made
TERMS OF ; u BSCR1PTiON.
Alexandra Dsily Gazs!le."......S6 per annum
Alexandra Tri. Weekly Gazette.
ALWAYS cash in Adysnca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19

Stop THE LEAKS i "a Roofing, Gutter aud
Rain cpuu,. sud al wosE r psired nro,untly, by
STANSBURY T. BRo.
The BEST hom9 niatu!:U.ure Lis Ware
and House, lra,-sIak Hoad- Gao be found 81
STANsBURY's Central o;oye House, c0faef
kios and Washington streets, (McBurncy' >
BGndlas.)
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DHUGg, gHERgGaa.s. ss=..

Macon. Ga. March 81 1870
From h.vina bsen intimat" with the proprie.
tors Of 'Swifts Sypbil!tic Specific" | have
known much of its MAJ ut.cturc and use There
are men in this community who wore victiios in
early life to Syphilis, ind who have taken the
5. s. S. Medicine. and sre now, &c all appear
snces snd iii their own belief, free froul faint
Of disease as the first man. t.e:h from the had
Of MS Maker. Dalicscy forhids their public re-
m end etions, but .m si;owad TO refer the
skeptie privately TO those who will endorse eve
rythiag that cab be sad il its favor. Being pro-
fe-sonsl y much opposed to Recommending 60.
cret remedies II is with hesitation | attach nv
name - this article; but know a0hereofI speak
when / say our science has not made puti C
combustion equal to ''Swfts Syphi!i!ic Specit.
lc" for the purpose inGicst.d.
= l.. HAssKsBURo Pin. g.
THG SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prielors, Atlanta Ga
Sold By K. 8. Les1bester & Bro. Call for
copy of young MEMS Friend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19

:. lRG In Ii MIDLAND RAILWAY,
JOEN b. BARBOUR, President.
On AID after SUNDAY, Jan. Ii, 1851, Pas.
eengeI trains will run rs follows:
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E.aUS' RF TEE EaES

E.fU z OFF T9M ESaAS
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at S 80 o clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days ct LOO D. N.
This s.aunch iron steamer has just been paint
ed throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and ia the hsndsouest as we'll IS the
safest boat on the Potion &C river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making Gloss con-
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Rich mond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEY POINT
ana POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, first class, 81 50; second class ST. So
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FDs new FGXM

FDss NEW FGssM.
sTEszsNEEas Il. C. R.vIGHT aJrD S0HI,
GESSGsT
EVERY FRIDAY, stl2m.; and returning,
leave Few York, from pior Al, East river, BV-
ERY TUHDAY, st o'clock 2. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19

The steamers of this company make conrec-
tons st Norfolk for Boston and sill points Ksst i;
at New York with all points West and North.
west end a. Alaxsndris with Virgins Midland
Sailroai and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight haudled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to F.A REED, Agent.
Janneys wharf.
J. W. THOMPSON. President,
14l6 street,
sep 27-tt Washington, D. O.
.1&a-sA CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEES
SsAGA3 LY re II
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROV.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandria RVERY TyTEs.
UHDAY. "a
This line connects At Alexsndria with :he @
4. q ID. and " s. o. 3. Rs, tnd at PhiIsdei.
phis with Clydes regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and cara
Zee of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphis And
wharfage In Boston. Quick time FreGuert
depsrturen. Through rates And thtough 5ills
Of lsding given. Insurance at the Lowest rstes
Agents.
4. 4. REED, Alerandrie.
VIZ. 2 CLYDE & CO., Philade1nb;a
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. s. Georrt' n
jan 9-tr ~ Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19
FANsY lssespIss.
G. M. AID a M :.

f \ immense sssortlueiiL Of Merno Underwear
showing the iarge5t suc most com plete STOCK OF.
tsred II thu city for 'adlns. gents, misses. boys
aid intsnts; prices l5c to IS Iacn.
Ribbons Cocse:s ind nd&erchiefs,
GArmGsto~n, Saxony aHd Shetland Wool {;
Iarus IL ell co!oEs and qualities; Zephyr Worst
ed, tult suppIyi s!ways in s!ccs Canvass, NJ Of
'oes, Emoroidering Silks .a1 Needles.
Buttons Gpooi silk. Ccttons Thread, Sosps,
Periumcry. Jeuelry, sc.
Hosiery in solid colors, Stripes, Bslploral,
8aio!iggsn, heriDo, Lisle Thread, Mourning
and Yarn; over GO dozen OF fne and medium
price Hosiery; prices from 10c 10 81 80 per pair.
Wooden ShawIs, scarfs Hoods sad Nubiss
Gloves in Kid. Buck Sheep and Deg SKIN,
French Castor. Cloth, Berlin, R;nrwooG, Cash.
mere end tpdeRraE; prizes 25c to 81 per pair
cents lna n ecSw9ar in Ties. Bows, Ru.Isnd,
DeJ9inTi!e and II handsome agGortnsnt OF Cisu-
denre Sc:rfs, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs sud Silk
euspeHders.
Neck kuflng. Ku0s, L.ces, Edgings Veil
iHgs, loop .kIrIs &c,
Gu ADAMS, 81 King st,
snpi6 A(cSandris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19

RAILROADS.
1881 81 NOV, GREAT i ~; 1881
To TIE NORTH, VEST s. SOUTHWEST

1881 GREAT 1881
no INV PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ 1Ah NoH Do7fR MsS Tk : SOUTHWEST
kAGNIFICENT eQUIPaESiI
april 4:h, 1881.
T-slrs leave Washington trom depot OF RAJ.
TIMORR 6 POTOMAC EAILROAD co.
ner Of Sixth Ind ST. sets. % follows: eo''
For fhil.delphis. Nav York and the Ess, md
~ 81 8. m. daily, except Sunday. and zoo and and
lOW P. Z. daily with Palace Cars. Lin.
iSaG Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars aSG,
I'll. isily. accept Sunday. For Philsdelnh,.
sand 10 so s. N. dsiiy, except Sunday, spd
z % 90 aud 10 o. ~ 6sily.
for tIstsbrrg and the West 800 q. m, with
parlor car to P.ttsburg and Sleeping car to
Phtsfrrg snd Chicago 1880 O. m. dsily
9.@I Z, =. so y. with Palace Car to Chicago
fcr Can%ndGiEua snd the North, 500
sxcept Sunday ana $50 =. m. daily, eIcept
Saturday, with Palace Car - Canandssus
For NhSkiGs, 1890 q. N. daily except Sun.
dsy.
For Baltimore, s ~, 500, 9. 80 and 1890 4, M.
2Oi, 4 70, $40. $40. $50 and 1000 D. n
On Sunday, $50 and 10. 80 am; 2.C0, g. do, 9.ai
and 1905 ,. NJ
s@r Sope's Creea Line, 40 a. m. and 4Mp,u.
daily, except oundsy.
For Annapolis, ~ a. m. and 40 p. m. dsily
except "uDGsy.
LOCAL TRAINS.
10! EiexsnG:l@ 100, 73O. 30 and Ii 80 q,
H., cad -, 5, i ~, z add II 80 p. NJ. sun.
day s.: I SO, 70, snd II 80 q. m. and 8 .. m.
Trains ;eaV7 AieIsntris tor Tashine.cf, 900
$40. aEd 10 =. Ia. and II 90, 3, S, I, 9lO
p. NJ. nd u night
0A Sunday ST 1.i5 snG III s. N. and 7GO and
8 II .. q.
?t!HuuGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Susnt!co and Richmond. will leave Alexsn.
drIs ii 7,5Q and IL 81 g. N. daily and 62l D.
70 dahl, a1csri sunday.
Fast mail, lesving at ii 80 o. NJ, makes but one
stop, viz: at Qusntico, between Alexandrls
snG kirhE,ond
Tickets end information can be procured 8;
prin:ipa: railroad stations an6 ticket offices
cioutnoss1. l.. P. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
FLANK TNOMSON
General Manager, ara
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Inland 4 Seaboard CoastiDg 60
bseanars OF This line will run as follows:
FOB NORFOLK.

Connecting with Merchants end Miaars Line
for Boston, steamer
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WAsHINGTOE d OHIO RAILKOA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Nov. %. 1880.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
st . ~ q. n. And Alexandria at OPS 4. m.
daily, except Sunday; pass Lecsbury, going
westward, u II 80 3. m, and srrive at Round
Hill It Il l5pal. Lss7e Hound Hill at II 30 pm;
pass LeesbucE, gong eastws: d, 10 o. m; and
| STRIVE 81 Alexandria q: 10 .. m, and q.
Washington ST 8 80 p. NJ
The ACCOM- MODATION TRAIN will lesye
washington al 1 20 y. m. and Alexandria 81
% ?. ii daily, except Sunday, and arrive a.
Lee6burg at 81 p. N. Leave Ieesburg At 70
8; M and arrive ct Alexandria Mt 8 Is .. tn, and
Weshingto at s 80 =. N.
Ed Passengers from Washington will tske
ING washington snd Ohio cars st tde Baltimore
e Potomac Railroad station ate Ws.m, and 4,U
?. n, and 90 through without change Of cslt.
Ehe 9.25 a: N. train from Alexandra and l2.SO
?; m. trsin from Round Hill connect At Round
am with Mccoy & Wigsintons Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersvile Berryville and Win.
chester; also Rssmer's Line Of Coaches. which
burg. ~no n1iuui7
Both trains, westward, make close connectioDa
~ 'lenna' With Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
Consultation tickets, u ctr nor mile
ai'nnsl tick ess, 900.
. Z II. HAVENRR,
ocs.4-H General Ticket Agent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-19

FsNHE Celebrated Russia U&MaNT.
\ 1t cements perfectly wood, leather. glsss,
marble, crockery. jeveiry. ornaments, &c snc
is pronounced superior to any glue known. Il
is liquid, and is slHays Iesdy for use. For
sale By MCLEAN s. UHLER,
sep14 IS King street,
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South Scupd.

" sshinSIon -..lesva..".....
AlsxaRdris -......... ,.....,..
itordonsvilie. -srrive........
Observation-Disclosures. .......
lynch burg ...Arrive......."
Eanvilis. ......... .........,. ..,.
North DanvilIa. ....... .....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
wilFesbarre nuS lImeeeens.

- @ie iiberaa, 70 ipurbe aud bier
nur Gin Iei6tes SOtum ab9e8eben.
Serr Spiepb SenbIer, Step. 1T ipabrs
ideinli6 als 8esiitsf erpdblt, I'M ues
briaen aber I6eint bas bemcfrattlte
GoHntp Iidet erfOlsrei6 setpeIen 5u
isin. gioble, fir Staatsidasmetlter,
bat cine Msbrbeit bon l00o-l5OO'
Stimmen i'm County. Die abltlmn'unS
in @iltssbarre ersibt fir.
Staats S6abmeiiter = Sallg,
NotIe, l,07l ; l,l94; Wolte, 3O7:
@Ountps S6abmeiiter = SiBpatr.t
(N, 1,1sl; Turnbad (O), l,l7o;
Sarris 90, l44.
RssiItsr - SenbIsr (8), l,544; I;
8snnp CO., 9l3.
Gpmmifdre - Saines (&), 1887 ;
2inbIep (8.), 1.245; Sbereortsr CD,
l ,24l, Ban Scop (S.), 1850.
@ubitcren - 9apis (8.) LAO !;
RobinIon (8.), Liz; NtpIotte CD,
987 8aer CO., 9e9; in bieIer
IbI6dbuns feblen bic 8. unb l3. Mare.
SaSIeton sibt Bailey All, 9toble AGA,
Sibpatrid 632, Turnba6 $50, Senoler
529, 8snnp 497, SberOorfer AL, Ban
Scop 472.
9ittstpn i&sint cine Webrbeit fir
has bemofratii6e 1idst erSeben su bas
Ben, @sIt 9ittstpn binSesen cine icl9e
fir bas republitanii4e.
pM- SIMMER beitrebt, feinsn &unben
etipas 8orSisIidcs su bieten, bal
8sorSe 2pbmann iebt baS Seu
8ate 2aserbier bon 9ep. 8ineIer unf
So. an 3apf, nsbit impOrtirten uno bies
iisen @ebrduen. Die beiten 9luitern,
in iebsr 8eiis suber itst, i'm 8rpber
unS 4Isinen. Bon Siearren iperoer
mr bic bsitsn importirten une einbeim'
ii6en BRANDS auf Eager SebaIten.
- Der 8uter bes 9naben Sapss,
weI6er bur6 bic Slo Strabe Sriidj
| EeI unS IebensIGnsIi9 elm 8riippe
bIeibt, tpenn er iiberbaupt bapon fcmmt
bat benz Stabtratb an8e;ei8t, eaB e.
$4,000 S6abensriab Derlanse.
-Sn SasIetOn fol- Der S6nee pori'
gen SrsitaS brei 8oa tief setpeien fein
-0ie Sirma 8ofIunb & So. pa
bic sbemalise Yerrp OrseI 5obrit sc
mistbet unS pirb bieielbe su eineu
| 3wsisSsi6dft fir bic 5abritatipn poI
Oamens llnterileibern einri6ten; bi
nsue Sabrit tpirb bon 200-400 Ntdb
den bei9aitisen.
8sbr. 8aaanb baben iit ieitbsr an
, oerS beionnen uno fir ibrs Subrit ba
neus 8aditsinssbdube bon Sol. DIR Il
Marfstitrabe 8emietbet.
WaIsr Gusen 6runf but Segen
8 pdrtiS in benz S6aufeniter bon 8opl
bis II. Wurrap Elm 9emdlHe aus8eiteIl
iIbsr tpeI6es f6 8unittrititer iebr siir
iti9 ausipre6eu.
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SSaDne SpuntD.

Die Snsenieure Der neusn 0tibs
Lamb 8abn babsn bic @esItrede pon
StrcubsburS ua6 Solliiterpiae permeis
fen unb arbeiten iebt bon go. 81 na6
Scrantpn su.
- Der @aHeritanb bss Del. &
SubIpn &anaIs 1T bur6 bic nsugi6en
0eeengGie ipieSsr Serart, bab Der
S6iffabrt feline peiteren SinSerniiie
SsbOten iinb.
= 1876 SUB tisf iinb bic 8Ubrumgsn
fir 9etroleum III Der 9iGbe bon Spness
bale seoieben unb nod immsr feline
Spur pes Acknowledgment SluoiumS ;
bic 9lrbeiteu iperbeu eifriS ipeitsr bes
trieben.
- Die fatbpIi16e 6euti6e Wasoas
lena Sir6e in SoneSbaIe 1T fiirsIid,
our6 msbrsre &unitler bon 9ltip gOri
nit bibI6sn Srssep' Wialsrsisn ses
i6mdtt tporben. Die 4rbsit ipurbt
untsr Der 9lufIi6t bon Srn. 9aio,
DahsI uus8efubrt.
- SpneSSaIe bat Bis hato nod feii
nen einSisen BOdenanfaa su Depsi6neI
sebobt.
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= SnfoIOe ber iibertrisbsnen 9sri6t

- SnfoIge ber iibertriebsnen Seri6te
all auSipdrtise 3eitunSen Bat ii9 Or.
81. s. @ibbpnS peranIabt Seieben, bic
eenaueIten GrmittelunSen iiber bic
Bpdentranfbeit ;u MAIDEN uno finbet,
bab in 9ittston Borough a6t Sale
Iino, in SenfmS mb ben umIieSenben
Sonnibips etipO Sreibi9; in sebn SdIs
len eripies iid bic Srantbeit als tBets
lid. Gs m6sen nod pereinSelte gr'
trantunsen eriitireu, aber I'M glasemeis
men 1T Der pbige 8eri6t FORFEIT, nn-
ter Der 9lufii6t bon Stabtratb NUrris
Idbt bas SanitGts Gomite iebt nabe
9lane No. 9 elm 9eiibauS bauen.
Die nabe benz YOdenaipI ipobnenben
9lrbeiter madten iSreitae 9ta6t einen
9ln9riff auf bas 8ebdube, bemoIirten,
ipas babpn erridtet mar, uno i6leppten
ben 8eit beS 8auboISes na6 allen
&i6tun9en fort.
- Spbn STAGE, 9u6balter in Der
SobeImubIe bon S. 6. gatterion &
Co., sins am DprleBten Sonntas in bic
@ertItdtte, serietb nit Der Sanb in
cine Uta16ine uno ebe bieielbe sum
Stiaitano eebradt iperben fonnte, ipar
bic san;e Sanb ubgei4nitten.
- Serr GbarIes 9snfsr bon bier
bat einen Gontraft all Der Wipldnt
8abn nabe StrpubsburS.
- 9as S6uIaebaube fir ben Srit'
ten Diitritt eebt Ieiner 8paenSuns ent'
ssseu. Srpboem bieS elm Oicbel
S6uIbaus iein Ioa. CLAUDE i6 faum
bab bic Serren an RettunSspUrridtun
gen bel Seuerssefubr 8eeadt toben.
- Gin 8nabe gtamens 9Unasbu
ipurbe porIsbtsn SisnItus un 8Ian,
go. 2 bon elmer 9lnsabl SOblentarrer
iiberfabren unb 10 i6per perlest, raj
er ipabrI6einlib iterben tpiro.
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4ittStcn.

- llnisr StaSratb ssbraudt
bic Id6erIi6e gIusrebe, oab er
fsiuen 9auplnb fur elm gsitbaus
fincen Tonne. Sn Der Suuptitrabs al.
ierbinss ni6t, aber bic llmseseno bat
iipIirte Steaen Ssuus, auf benen elm
entiprsbsnbss 8ebdube erri6tst tperSln
tDnnts, lpem Der g8iae pa mare.
= 9Iu6 in @sit 4ittstOn iinO Die
POden uufSetretsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10

B@- Sanbi6ube BON allen Sprtsn,
biais, in 9rpipn'S See Sipe.
a@- SslaBartifsl ieber art, Sdniirs,
Auuiten, etc., in Sroipn's Bee SiUe.
HA- 9leue unS mooerne gluswabI
bon Serrens uno 8nabenbuten in
8rpipn's See 0ipe.