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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

pOSENTHAL, j., corner Of Second
N and Murray streets, dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, and General Plantation Goods.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

IN M, BIOSSAT, Matchmaker and
i Jeweler, and dealer in Watches,
Clocks, etc. Second Street, opposite
Town Hall.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

TULIUS LEVIN, dealer in Lumber
81 and Building material. Choice
Family Groceries. Second street, OPP
posite Town Hall.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

DRUGS NVD NEDZCZJFES.
CT. JOHN, HENRY, Chymist and
y Druggist. All medicines guaran-
teed fresh and pure. Fancy and toilet
articles. Landreth's Garden seed kept
In stock. r.f
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

Cash prices Of Sewing Machines
at Ferguson and Schnack's, Watch
makers and jewelers., Front Street:
White .....: ...:...........-. 50
wheeler and Wilson, No. 6...-.-.. - SO
WIN. Slnger....................... Is 90
American ........ ........s........ 80 90
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MATCHES, JS WELRY; H7C.

WdXEAES Vk. WE.ZRT b2L.
T,ERdUsoN g sCHNAoK, Practi.
II cal Watefmakers and jewelers.
and dealers in Fine Watches, solid
Gold Jewelry, Silverware, Spectaeles
and Fancy Goods. Notions, Guns, Pts
tolls, etc. Front street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

NEW TODAY.
r:

TUX will 500
! 81 ~%&% break the chills
| &SH and carries til
! Z8yl$7 - fever out of tn
Y3z system. 1t cure
VA2slAyASliI when all othe
e remedies fail
SICK HEADACHE.
For the relief and cure of this distress
sing affliction take Simmons Live,
Regulator.
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure thil
terrible disease. We assert emphati.
cally what we know to be true.
CONSTIPATION
should not be regarded as trif]ine
ailment. Nature demands the utmost
Regularity Of the bowels. Therefore
assist Nature by taking Simmons Liv.
or Regulator. 1t is harmless, mild
and effectual.
PILES.
Relief is at hand for those who SUITE,
day after day with Piles. It has cured
hundreds, and will cure you.
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid all attacks by occa-
sionally taking a dose of Simmons
Liver Regulator to keep the Liver in
healthy condition. t5
~ BAD BREATH
generally arising from a disordered
Stomach, can be corrected BY taking
Simmons Liver Regulator.
JAUNDICE. f
Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradi.
Gates this disease from the system.
leaving the skin clear and free from ali
impurities.
COLO.
Children suffering with Colo soon ex-
perlence relief when Simmons Liver
Regulator is, administered. = Adults
also derive great benefit from this
medicine. It is not unpleasant; it is
harmless and effective. Purely vege-
CAUTION. aa
Be careful that you get the genuine,
Slmmons Liver Regulator in our en-
graved white wrapper, with red q
Trade Mark, Stamp and signature IN.
broken.
PREPARED ONLY BIZ
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PHILADELPHIA.
n SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
What To "ear!|
AND r
HOW TO OBTAIN 1T AT LOWEST NEW
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u fully answered, with instructions for
and shipping Of goods, in
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devoted to the illustration and descr,p- !
Jon Of latest styles and novelties in LA. |
DIES MISSES & CHILDREN'S WEAR,
also, contains complete price list of our
'ntire stock with quotations, the same as
charged city residents. 's..s
AND FANCY GOODS
Dress Goods, White Goods, Dress and
trimming Silks, Dress Trimmings, Laces,
Hosiery, Hair Goods, Parasols, ladies'
Misses and Childrens Shoes, Mems and
Boys Clothing, Kid Gloves, Household
Goods. and IN FACT EVERYTHING
leedful for the Household, Toilet or
Wardrobe.
This Magazine contains that which
makes Magazine desirable aud useful,
md should be in every household. It is
handsomely gotten up on Tinted Paper,
equal to, if not superior to,
magazine cuts generally, and the cuts re-
present exact copies of the articles as
ound in our stock.
We feel assured that, once in possession
# copy, ITS value would be fully appre-
lated.
10 cts. per year;-15 cts. per single copy.
EDWD. RIDLEY g. SONS,
300, 81, 3l1i, 3l3, 3l5 Grand St.
6, SO, 60, g., ga, 66, GO, and 20 Allen St.
SO, 81, 6. Orchard St.
NEW YORK.
iention name of this paper.
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GROCERIES, ZIQU0RS, K2c

>~~~>-,-->~~o~-~o.~~->>-~
VALLERY, E., Front Street. oppo..
' site Ferry Landing, Dealer in
Choice Wines, Liquors and Imported
Cigsra. Sign of "Help Me Through
the World"
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PINEvlLLE.

TURNER, Ben, Dealer in General
Il Merchandise, such as Dry Goods,
groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

DR. JULIUS A. JOHNSTON IS
~ now permanently located in Pine.
snie. Office on corner below Turner's
brick building.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

Be careful that you get the genuine
Simmons Liver Regulator in our en-
graved white wrapper, with red Q
Trade Mark, Stamp and signature I'm.
broken.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

One night last week - Nj. Merritt
Taber WA sleeping be was awakened BY
something jerked from under his head.
He looked up and saw some one making
on with his breeches, % pocket Of which
contained 50 90. He gave the alarm
and tried every means to catch the thief,
but could get no . Of him, and likely
never will.
Columbia Up. Institute meets on N.
2nd OF December, 8 The Union Valley
school-house.
BY I'll means LET us have : fair next
year. Dubois Is plenty able - afLord
one. and : good one o that
Scarcely one-fourth Of the children o.
this township have been vaccinated. and
many Of the parents ~ they shall mol
be. What sro the authorities going q
do about IL? BUrgALo BILL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

Judge Advocate General Swain de.
cides that The failure Of army officers q
satisfy n Indebtedness fairly contracted
would not Be- . violation Of the sixty-
6rsf article Of war. IN reply 70 : Qncs.
ton whether o. not the charge Of con.
duet unbccomIng a officer and gentle
nan, under the sixty-first article Of war
= proper % Be brought against officers
ofthe army who neglect 70 pay just debfI
Incurred By them. and By their manneI
of life and current expenditure fail &
exercise such proper economy y nigh
enable them ID time % ave from tkeiI
salaries amounts sufficient % satisfy theiI
creditors, II whole Or il part, - a.
oWen + the negative.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

PosTAL MxrrERs.-Esq. John n Par
|ker was this week appointed Postmaster
- Ireland, afler : lively competition
among local aspirants. He viii make :
|gvod officer
Our Postmaster be- received from the
Department tie advertisement for the
next Spring letting Of mail contracts,
and amung them Is . call for proposals
for the mail from Mitchell 20 Jasper
placed q 45{ miles, vie French Lick, q
y carried three times week between
each place.
Also. for service three times : week
lon . route from Shoals 20 Birdseyc IN
this county, placed q - miles Propo.
sals will Be received until 3 o'clock. p. u,
Jan- 8, 1898, and decisions announced b
March 81 following
Blank proposals, bends. Or further ID.
formation ID regard thereto will d
|cheerfuIly furnished By Mr.. a. Gramels'
|pacher, +. -. q jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

I'D Hodge, he general agent Sor
Indiana o. fhe Springfield Machine
Works, iron which ne Ireland firm "
Sweeney, Anders0n and Hit bought
their thrcsher, waited On I'd. Sweeney
about the alleged hirhwav robbery "a
Weone:day. and informed him the tale
- stn.n, and that II Tie $1,000 due 90
s1e .rme note vae not promptly forth
coming. . criminal prosecution would
- in.situted forthwith. He soyo I'd.
egreed q borrow the money and ~ the
DO Yesterday, - keep out u fr6uk Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

The Vermont Legislature = consider
Ing bill 9 provide : reveDuo for the
paymeutof State expenses ~ taxing cor
pOr1fi0ns and chartered companies doing
business q that Sfafe. In this VA
$4,000 : y raised, The taxes 60 b
paid eemi-annually q the State Trcas-
qrer. Failure % pay . q b followed
~ tho forfeiture % the State Of the
amount q re az and 15Oo additional
1er each days neglect The bill repeats
che existing laws FOR the assessment and
collection Of State and county taxes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

NOTICE b hereby given that the nm
~ dcrsIgncd has been appointed Ad'
|ministrator, with will annexed. Of tht
estate Of Florian GutzweiIer. deceased
late Of Dubois county, Indiana Sail
4 probably solvent
JosErn SCnTTER, Adm'r.
OscAR A. TEIPAET, Attorney.
Nov. 2ltb, l682-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

-
notice Of contest Of the election Of Mr..
|Schuhmscner = county auditor last FRI
day, but after rejecting further over i,
Withdrew his notice from the Clerks
|ofice On Saturday. and determined to
Quietly take command Of the Salt river
crew. and leave Schumacher in pcacea-
bic possession Of The ofices 60 closely
contested for.
Notice or contest Of Mr.. Abelrs cleo
ton - county commissioner was also
filed in the Auditors ONE, and after
wards withdrawn.
Nor PEACEFULLY YEr--S Since the
above was written it hes transpired that
Cd Saturday, when il was learned that
John Gramelspacher had Withdrawn bic
notice Of contest. DR.. X II. Welman. -
q voter interested. fled u the Clerks Of
ice 3 notice Of contest On his own mo-
|ti0n. and prayer for Investigation and .
declaration that Schuhmacher was not
and Gramelspschor IVES elected Auditor.
He charges failure 10 count some legal
votes cast for Granddaughter, and the
counting Of thirty-seven illegal votes for
|Schuhmachcr,-the illegal votes being in
several different townships. The Clerk
has called the Commi ~sionen % meet On
the 7sh day Of Decs4nosr % Try he con-
test
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

Albany Jourual (Rep.): The warn
ing fFom New York that the Admins
sration intends taking revenge upon the
Republican party By It once beginning
. wholesale system Of removals will sur
prise no one When the most celebrated
o. AIbany's Federal officials declared lasI
eumncr (hat .wo have only two year,
zen. and We will make All We can out Of
them BE precisely stated the StalwarI
idea The fine words OF advice 70 Prcsi.
dent Arthur, and the hopes that be will
be warned BY the terrible result Of Tues
day and forsake his ways. INDUCED By
some Of our friends, seem 70 us : mere
waste Of breath. Men who ere suscepti.
be o. warnings and capable Of under.
standing rcbukes are not the material
ont Of which Stalwarts 9 made. Mr.
Arthur isA politician, pure and simple
and bis friends are Ell politicians-and
not : very high grade g that They viii
make al they can out Of it, We shall
see what they will make.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

0QR ; wesh 4 xsss 800 ts.s. 4. ousst me-
OVO - 49,. kvrey>nia< -. G1pts4I Do
m1&In< fort sn<<. Ladies na&t y m1<1 ~ men. nn1
seys 80 ~ = ne4< Grszl ~. kes1<v. ~ ~ ~4ni :
|yea vefk. write ~ Dsrti<1isrs ~ u. Hxltrr ! CO..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24

R-ECORDEEss NOTICE
|vTvHERE arc y good many deeds and
mortgages il my Office, upon which
the lees for recording are unpaid. AZ
|my time Of Office u about expiring. The
Of them ere requested 70 come
and get them, nd pay fees before Dec.
1sl - u will b % our mutual interest,".
JoHS @. LINING, Il. D. G.
Nov. 18th, Iso3--3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-24


The Institute vas called n order by
the President Tho fir-t exercise Wa
Arithmesic By J. Jones. and The exercise
proved % b very interesting. Then q.
w. schmidt took up bis subject. 0eox-
'raphy, which WA very good. Next
Martin N0khcrt gave . lesson IN Orthoe-
raphy. w. n. Clarke then dl<posed 81
hi< subject. Reading. IN IN interesting
manner. TIE President next appointed
Martin Kothert. q. A. Cooper. and
Louisa N~orscnthalcr On committee q
programme. Tho rcports Of the teacher
Was then read. aud Dist. No 8, Martin
Iiolhert teacher. received the banner
Ills average was - per cent with ~
~ rolIment Of 80 pupils. Following ar
tie names Of his pupils who were pres
lent every day during the last month
\ George Lochr. Ernst Nollenksmp. jessie
Stork. Louis Rothcrt, Eddie and Fred
Narens. Willie Cocker, Dan. hammers
Minnie KoIfe, Emma and Eddie Clifford
lotto Roettker, Eddie Weicr, and Mar!
lBuddemeier-
Institute then adjourned iii ! 90 p. n
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Miss Louisa MorGerthaler gave
] lesson il History, after which i. j. En-
low took mp his subject. Grammar, whic|
was good. Next @. A. Cooper enter
tanned the Institute with . lesson o.
Physiology, after which Mr.. Johl
Robert made some good remarks abou
Penmanship.
IL was decided to hold the next meet
ing 6 Holland, December s3d. 1852.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-10-26
@tttstpn.

- Gin armer Roripese ipurSe an
Montas glbenb bon bem aufipdriS fabrr
snSen 6 llbr 3use Der 2ebisb 8aIei
8abn nabe Wiia Sreef iiberfabren
Sin arm tpurbe ibm sGnsIid bonn &br'
per 8stremt uno er erbielt subem ans
bere @erIeBunsen, bic iein auffommen
;tpeifeIbaft MAIDEN.
-8enn bic betreffenbe Gorreipon'
ben; @abrbeit 1T, 10 bat Elm YittitUnet
gtamens Wi6aeI 8eibp am 9pnneritae
in Northumberland bic 9lole eines
8dubsrbauptmanneS uuf fur5e 3eit ee'
ipielt. Wtit bpdSebobenem 8epCIper
betrat er ben bortiaen 9abnbof, feuerte
msbrere SdIHe ab uno iaste bic glns
neienSen aus benz Sempel, iporauf er
bic Sbiire l6IoB un6 Derbarifabirte.
Ginem s(nsriffe Der 9OIisei ipipsritanb
bic Ssitun9 ieSob nidt Ianee, unb Der
8erI 1T iebt Sur 9lbtabIun8 in8 Srod'
enc 8eiteut.
Serr 2cuis SeibeI, 2anbibat fir
8eridtsi6reiber bon 2u;erne Gountb
unb einsiser bcutide &anbibat in bieier
@abls s@ampasne, bat quite glusIi6ten,
nit elmer anitdnbiSen Wlebrteit ertpdblt
su iperben. lln6 iparum ioIlte er aud
nidt? Gr 1T fir bas glmt fdbis unb
Elm reelsr piinftli9er @ei9aftsmann,
beien @abI rem Deutf8tbum sur ggbre
gerei6en fpiirbe.
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0Snhne &pmmtn.

= gr.Gommif6r SObn 8eifler ies
elite am IL. bs. Wts. in benz 9ampfet
SIERRA bon europa mad 9teiu YOrf al
unb ipurte 9lnfanSs Der 8c4e in Iei'
Seimat eripartet.
= @abren6 tie 7idbrise So6tsi
bon Senrp Soff am p0rIebten SSreitae
in ibres 8aters S6euer elmer 9reids
maT6ine suiab, eeristben ibre aleieer
in bic 8ammrdber, unb ebe bic Diai6Ine
sum Stiaitano sebradt iperben fcnnte,
batten Die 8doer benz Sinbe beioe Snos
den bes linfen SeineS scbrc6en uno
bas SIeii6 baUpn ubseIbit.
= Die @apne county glderbau
9(usiteauns bOrlebte @o6e ipar ni6t
bon gutem @etter be9iinitist, aber troB'
bem Siemli6 fart beiuht unS bic auss
geItellten glrtiteI iparen redt preiss
ipiirbi9.
= 8orIeste WiontaS gtadt brannte
su @bite 0tias oas StOrsSebduoe BON
DabiS SiaarS nie6er. 9as Seuer ents
ItanS bur6 bic GrpIpiion elmer Seroienes
9ampe unb SilIarb uno Srau enttomen
taum nit benz nadten 9eben, 70 raid
sriffen bic SIammen um iid. Der
9erIuIt 1T etipa $500 uab nur sum
IbeiI beriidert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-10-26
Sphin Subner.

Oas foIsenSe iiber Obensenamte
Sibnsr, 1T fir pisIe Sarmer bon Sns
tereIe.
SIS eab cine 3sit, in ipeI6er man bic
aus 9tiien einSsfiibrten Sibner trpb
ibrer bsfs6enOen Gissni6oft nit gar
i6eeIen 9lusen aniab. Sbansbai's
nannte man iie seiubbuIi6 mb Dor
stfpa 25 Sabren Ipielte bieIer gtame
Ipsar in Der poIitii6en GsIbidte bieiss
2anbes cine ssipihe 9iOac, iuOran i'd,
mande Der alteren 9lniiebler erimern
ipsrSsn. Sas seb6rt eiSentlih ni6t
bierber. 9lber ipie es BEN poIitiiden
Sbansbai'S 9sIang, bic bsrpOrrasenb.
itsn SteIlun8en ;u erobern, ldbt lid
8Ieihes BON ibren Namsnsbettern, ben
9liiatiIben Siibnern, bebaupten, uno
namsntli6 gilt bics bon ben Go6ins,
ipeI6e su ben srbbtsn Sdbnerarten ;dbs
len un6 ioippbl Sesbalb, ais bur9 ihrc
feline SaItunS, ibre Srudtbarteit unr
bic 9eidtigtsit, nit iuel9er iie i'm ees
IdlpKehsn 8aume BebaItcn iperben
tbnnen, mebr unb mcbr Su alsemeinen
2ieblinsen tburben.
Die 8eItalt eines bolItommen d6ter
GOdins 1T foIssnoe; Der Sopf bea
Subnes 1T i'm 8srbaltniB Su benz srober
96rper flein : rer an Der @ursel
itammise S6nabeI 1T furs unb ssbosen.
Der einfa6e, ibbn bodrptbe &amm ii
aufre6t ItsbenO, bibi6 seidpeift uni
sIei6artis se;adt, frei bon allen gluss
ipd6isn; bic sbeniO sefdrbten 8innIup'
pen b6nsen lang berab. Die ObrIaps
pen iinS 6reiediS entipideIt, Sab lie mas
besu pSsr gang 70 tief ais bic 8innIap.
pen berabbdnsen, uno iinS sIsidfaaS
id5n lebbaft ROTH Sefdrbt. Der furse,
etipas sin9sbpsene gals 1T Si6t mil
Iansen SeSern teIebt. Der Rumpf il
srob un6 tief, Der 8iden furs unb brett,
Ser Sattel ioSar iebr brett unS ii6 ais
mdblig mad bem S9ipanSe ;u erbsbeno.
Die SIdsel iinS Helm nnS bi6t an,
Die 8ruit 1T iebr fraftis, brett unt
sebt siemIi6 tief berab; bic llnteri6en.
feI iinb itarf uub Iebr bidt nit Haunt.
sen 5sOern beSedt, ipsI6e ii6 in bei
Run6ung elmer 9useI auf6auI6en
Die SerIen Iino boIitdnbis nit fIeiner
tpeiben Seoern belebt. Die fursen uni
bidsu 2dufe iinb IansS Ssr 9lubeaIeitt
bon Der 5srie an tis Sur guBens uni
DlittsIsebe bi6t bsfiebert. Die 3eber
iinb srob, serooe uno bdbf6 ausssbrsi'
tet. Die Sdpansfe6eru iiuS Helm
ipsi6, nit tuenis barten 9ieIen uni
iusrSsn nisbris OSsr fat Had setrasen
9as 9luse 1T seIb, sldnsenS un6 Isbr
BAIT. Die @eitaIt 1T malta un6 eer
brunssn, bic SaItuns etipas boripdrts
eas Sintertbsil bod seirasen. 9ai
@siui6t eripa6iener SABINE bstrdst l:
/ IA 9fO., has Der iunsen Sabne
l. 10 9fo.
| Die oolIfommen refine @ohinbenn
scist iih in fOIsen6sr @eiIe: Der Sop
Iebr Helm un6 sierIib, berrdtb abe
8lusbeit unO Sunftmutb. Der S6na
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Odileton.

pie .@rob @rssf 8an6 bon 9rifs
ton taufte Ii6 leste NO9e pra6tbpGs
neue Snitrumente, l3 an Der 3abl ;
bieIeIben folten $500.
- Serr Sepsrin SeufeI febrte LET'S
ten SanliiaS bon elmer 6monaiIi9en
8srsnisunssreiie BON 9cutidlanb uno
Der S6tpep ;urild.
= GS tpirO ausemeine 9lnse ses
fiibrt, bab Die anipsienoen llnsarn 6en
BOitmeiItsr in bieiissr 9oit nit srasen
iiberbdufen, bic berielbe nibt periteben
fam uno bur6 bieies lanse bin uno Der
8sreoe Der glab glbenbs in Der 9cIts
office fur Gncere periperrt ipirb.
.@er Iansiam ssbt, tOmmt fiber
ans @noe. ."-Siberli6, aber nidt 10
Idreitet glierens9raut poripdrts, unb
ale 9lipalen in 8eIiebbeit beim 8olte
bleiben ipeit binter ibm ;uriid. Dies
beriibmte Seilmittel fam man entipeber
in trodner ober IN fIiiiliser 5orm baben.
Gs 1T gang beionoers sur 8equemli9'
felt 9erer, bic es ni6t leidt ielbit pras
pariren fbnnen, in lebterer glrt unf
@siis ;ubsrsitet. Die 9eirfuns 1T bie'
IeIbe in beiben SormeE. Dian Ieie BIZ
gtnupnee.
a6- SeSe S6atiiruns Der ,,0iar
mants 5arben" 1T psrfeit. Yian Iebl
| ii@ bic Oiuiter bss sefarbten RateriaIi
bel ben 9lpptbetern an. gln @Ians ba
ben iie ibres GIei9en ni9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-10-26

ipcrben iein fol-. ,,9ierIdufer" mb
anbere 10 feline GiteI iinb bic @orte,
ippmit bic DeutIben belest iperben.
gSem bie RepubIifaner bic 9eutiden
in hieIer StaSt, bic Su ibrer 9artei ses
bbren, ridt aus ibren 9teiben pertreis
ben ipoIien, bann ipiirOen iie beiier bas
UtauI balten. Die DeutIden in Sbio
iinb beite ni6t i6le6tsr ais iie iuaren,
Sa iie republifanii6 itimmten uno
trinten Dobl aud ni6t mebr Bier, ais
bamdIs allein bab iie biesmal cemos
fratiI6 liimmten, i6eint iie bel Ten ans
erifanilden 8epubIifaneru bebeutenb
berabseiebt su baben. 9lus anbsren
Orten bort man bon bemfeIben republic
faniI6en 8eIdrsi iiber bic 9enti6en,
bic bod i'm 9lasemeinen ebenio quite
9iirger Iin6 ais bic bier @eborenen.
@s 1T cine S6ma9 unb Sdanbe fir
bas OsutI6tbum uno seist, ipas bic
&epublifaner bon ben Deuti6en bens
fen, ipem bieie nidt mebr na9 ibrer
Bfeife tansn ippllen.
Cub. 8epubIitaner.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-10-26

= Die 9lepubIifaner finben ieBt aus
bab llnelitd ME alien fonmt. 81,
baben Bed lber Bed. 8prIebte 8odO
beiteIlten iie cine sroBe Yarobe in 9lor'
ristoipn auf lebtsn 0pnuerita8 Ibenb,
um ben iiber erpartsten Sies Der Obir
@abI su feiern. 9lnitatt benz Sie8
fam aber cine 99atcrIoo 9lieoerluse,
unb ba bic 8ara6e perbfentIidt mar,
mubte iie trOBSem a6scbaIten ipereen.
G8 mar aber cine traurise glfaire
Die 8pIies batten fir bic 4araoe Elm
ertra i6bnsS Banner MAIDEN laiien, nit
Der Sni6rift barauf:
,,g8it Sbip stbt i'm Sftpttr,
60 ssbt gfnniyISanisn int Rpptmbtr."
9ieIes Banner iollte in Der garabe
getraaen iperSen, aber ba Sbio oemo=
fratif6 gtsangsn ipar, 10 pabte es ten
9OKes nitt, un6 Iie saben eS nibt
beraus, unS bic 9arabe mubte Of me
Banner marIdiren. Sa Die 2eute eas
Banner Sr9 Su ieben iuiiniden, 10 Pa'
ben ii6 bi, 9empfraten anBcboten, eS
fir iie terum5utraSen. Ob lie has
Nnsebpt mnebmen, ipeiB man NOD
ni6t. Ord ii9er 1T ibr Spru9 iuabr:
,,gBis SbiO stbt i'm Sftcbsr
So ssDt psnnlyIpanisn i'm Ncssnbsr."
(Pennst. 9em.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-10-26
Seabrcifcn Der yrn6te.

9ur6 bas GinI9i6ten unreifer
5ri6te in Saumippae bat man bereits
SldnSenbe GrIolse erbaIten. @anS CRIME
nnS barte 9lpritoien uno 9friide, auf
bieie @eiic einselest, ipurben 200
StunSen psit auf Der giIenbabu bers
IsnSet, bam nod 8 Gage lang iteben
seIaHen, mS tamsn 70 eOIO8eIb sum
8prI6ein, SaB es sum SerDunbern
mar; babel bate Der terrli6e @es
idmad eber sus als absenommen. 9lud
8irnen uno glepfeI IaHsn ii6 anf bieIe
@eiIe-namentIi6 in nabfalten Sabre
sansen = Ii6er su DOaitdnbiser Reifc
uno glusbiIoung brin9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-10-26
y Of / t I cb es-
0emofratifd1e glerfammlunaen,

Semofratifebe @erfammluneen.
SCRANTON, 2S. Oftober, in Der
Qrmorp, I'M 8 llbr.
Minpota, 80 Ottober, in Der ct.
SOiepbs Sale, um baIb a6t llbr.
Wioofic, 81. Oftober, i'm 2oftuS
SpteI, nm baIb oGt llbr.
Ard b0 ID, l. 9tOb., nm buIb a9t
llbr.
GarbOnSate, . Rob., in glcaIonS
SaIle, UNI balb edit llbr.
Clinton, 8 9tpb., in Surtes Saae,
TIM balls a6t llbr.
OIppbant, 4. 0Ob., in Mobon's
Salle, um balb adt llbr.
Spbe 9arf, 6. NOb., in 6eaoips
SaIIe, Tim balls a6t llbr.