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Died at the Penitent1arv.

Mr.. Newton Argenbright, Clerk of the
Hastings Court, on Wednesday received a
notification from the Superintendent of the
State penitentiary, that on Monday last,
Henry Spears, a colored convict sent from
Staunton in July last for robbing MI. r.
w. Hardy of his watch, died in the prison
hospital of consumption. Spears was better
known by his alias Of Eli Henry."
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big Foot" Wallace.

The services of this Texan hero, who was
well known in Augusta county, and was
born in the neighboring county of Rock
bridge, have been recognized by the Texas
legislature. 1t has passed a law authoriz-
ing the Commissioner of the General Land
Office to issue to VIM. A. Wallace a GEL
tlficate for two sections $50 acres)) of
land to be located upon any public lands OF
the State. He has already located 100 acres
just beyond the corporate limits of the city
of Galveston
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a New Building,

Yesterday, Wheat & Summerson fin
lshed moving their goods to 104 E. Main
street, near the Opera House. The building
they leave will he torn down, and ahandsome
store, much larger, will be erected with
glass battlefront, elevator, and all modern
conveniences. They expect to get back
into the new store in forty-fye days.
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Post Office Robbed.

On Saturday, the 9th ult., John Swoope.
living near Mcdowell. Highland, went to
the postof1ice there and in the presence of
several persons, had $120 counted and put
into several registered letters. That night
the office was broken into and the letters
stolen. One of them, open and rifled. wss
found near Doe Hill.
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A Free Ride to the People.

Neat Thursday, Oct. 18th, all the livery
proprietors of the city propose to give the
citizens free ride out to the new public
park, if the weather is clear. The carriages
will assemble in front of the Opera House
and passengers will start from that point.
BY mistake it was thought yesterday was
the day fixed, BUTT is next Thursday after
noon.
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MARRIED..

MARPLE-MILLER.-Th was a very pretty
gathering of relatives and friends at the resi-
dence of the brides parents near Swoope's De
pot Augusta county, Va, Wednesday, Oct.
9th, to witness the marriage, by Rev. Mr.
Howe of the L. b. Church, of Mr.2Wm. H.
MARBLE to Miss Hannah NJ. E. Miller. The mar
rage was quiet one on account OF the extreme
illness of the brides grandfather, The couple
looked very pretty as they stood before the mi
mister who was so soon to say, What God hath
Joined together. let not man put asunder;' and
to say to them, II pronounce you man and
wife, The day beautiful one for the
young mariners to start upon the sea OF life.
May they have a smooth, happy glide. The at
PENDANTS were Miss NJ. Rosa kinzey and MI.
A. Lee Knowles of Staunton
GRAHAM-PECK-At the residence of the
brides father, Rev. DR.. Thos +. Peck, Union
Theological Seminary, Prince Edward county,
Va Oct. Sd. by Rev. Alexander Sprunt OF Hen
derson N c.. brother-in-law of the bride, Rev
lanes r. Graham, Jr. of Winchester, Va, and
Miss Sophie Peck. Mi. and Mrs. Graham sail
in O. few weeks for China as missionaries.
GIN-SHEEHAN.-At st: Francis church,
Oct Sth, by Rev. Jno. McNerfy, MI. FRANK
Bergin to Miss Nora Sheehan.
CRAIG-ANDERSON.-In Staunton, OCT 9tn, py
Rev DR. d. X Mcfarland, Mr.. j. ROBERT craig
Of Richmond formerly of Staunton) 10 MISS
Bette c.. daughter of Mr.. X. A. Anderson OF
StauntOn.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ER.-Octobe g., 1889, at
the reformed parsonage in Berlinton, by Key.
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Flour Inspections.

During the quarter ending October LIST.
State Flour Inspector j. G. Whitlock,
made the following inspections of flour
Family, y barrels; Extra, S97 barrels SUI
perfine, Sc barrels, and Fine, IL barrels.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postofficea at Staunton, August
County, Va, October H. 1899.



County, Va, October IL, 1885,
LADIES LIST.
Brown, Maggie; Brown, Mary; Barber, Mrs Eve
line; Burch, Moser; Crawford, Sarah F.; Collins
Mary: Colher Mary III; Chambers Mrs Caroline;
A; Groves, Mrs Ann; Gibson, Mrs Frances; Har-
ris, Mrs Martha Harris, Mrs Susan; johnson, Ne
liza; Jackson, Clara; Jameson, Jennie; kolner
Sarah F-2 Kelsey, Lizzie; Kennedy, Mrs Eliza
beth; Long, Mrs Geo. Loving, Corneia; Lightner
Marg: McCluer, Jerva; Masoncupp, Mrs Bell;
Powers, Mrs s. Matte; Parker, Cora Bell Payton
Mrs Emma; Rodgers, Lizzie; Ross, Eliza; Robbins,
Franc; Smith Edmonia-2 Simlns, Susan; Smith
Mrs Betsy; Smiley, Mrs Harvey; Stuart, Mrs
Rachel: Tillman, Mrs Alice NJ; Thomas, Rosa-2:
Trippe, Belle Tillman Mrs Jack; Thompson, Mrs
Mary; Thompson, Nellie; White Mile; Wright.
Lottie V: Ware, Louisa; Wagner, Mrs. Louise;
Webster, Eva; Williams, Amanda; WOOX, Mary
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen, Jno p Boyce, U l.; Bishop ca; Bunk.
NJ w; Bailey, J D; Bradford, Al bert R; Ballard,
Alexander; Coiner, David w; Delton, f g. Davis,
w II; Eutzler, VIM H; Franklin, Saml; Glover,
Dean; Garland, ] n; Glasgow, VIM A; Harris, F
G; Hottinger, Charlie; Jackson, Geo. Jordan,
VIM; Jerson, Jas H; Leas, Rey Alex; Laughin,
Henry; Merrtield, Allen; Norman, Chas; Maui
phin, Alexander; Mayse, p IL & Co; Paul, A Il
Son, Robertson, f; Romans, Edward j; Rey
nolds, NJ Southers, Jas; Scott, S; Tate; Geo 7;
Young, Charles
The above letters, if not called for within fiji.
teen days, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
advertised.
Give your Street and Number to Carrier, and
your mail will not be put in General Delivery and
Advertised. w. a. BURKE. p. NJ.
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GOOD ADVICE.
If you want a Dress.

If you want a Dress.
If you want a Corset.
If you want any Millinery.
If you want Shawl.
If you want pair of Gloves.
If you want any Handkerchiefs.
If you want any Underwear.
fyou want any sheeting.
If you want any Flannels.
If you want any Blankets.
If you want any Bed Comforts.
If you want any Stocking Yarns.
If you want any Columbia Woods.
If you want any Saxony Woods.
If you want any Zephyrs.
If you want any Trunks.
If you want any Pant Goods.
Whatever you need, be sure
to come to our Store, see the
goods, get the prices.
If you can't come, send for
Samples and Prices.
" Nearly Fourteen Years
we have lived upon our repu-
tation for low prices and square,
honest dealing.
You will positively save mon
ely if you will heed advice.
u We have the Store. We
have the Goods. No trouble
to show Goods.
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VNSTRAY COW FOUND.-Came to the farm
t. of the undersigned four weeks ago, a COW
brindle on back with white spots on shoulder
and hips. White star on face. Owner can gel
her by calling and paying for her pasturage ano
for this advertisement.
oct i-3t MRS. LIEF +. ASH.
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TOR SALE.-One of the most valuable farms
L in Augusta county-known as the Robert
son place-contains 800 acres. The en- .stsiSE&
tire tract is admirably adapted to gra- 49, T4
zng, while all of it is tillable and grows SEsG5 ~
the very best crops of wheat, hay and aasYq SSss
corn; 100 acres is in very best timber,
consisting of pine and oak; 81 acres is -zSHas-e>
meadow land in one bodysThere is an abundance
of running water and two splendid neverfailing
springs. The place is easily susceptible of divi-
sion in equal parts. Situated 10 miles east OF
Staunton on tirst-cass road, and So miles from
the Shenandoah Valley Ry. depot viii be shown
the undersigned.
For TERMS &c, apply to JNO. w. STOUT,
Sep2l If stanton, Va
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THOMAS C. KINNEY,

VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE.
-"EdgeWood,' the beautiful and fertile
farm belonging to the estate of the late Joseph z.
Asst loca ted on the northeastern limits OF AZ
the corporation and containing 1l01M acres issI
of land, is offered for sale 1t will be sold. sxss4
reserving q acres and the handsome brick resi-
mentS.
The farm is beautifully located is in high state
of cultivation, well watered with springs and
streams and adjoining the corporate limits. 1t
will! not be long before it will have to be applo-
priated to building lots to accommodate the
growth of the city.
1t offers a rare opportunity for any one who
desires to make a safe investment, either for a
suburban home, OF for future advancement i'll
values.
Parties wishing to examine the property, can
see a plat of it and obtain all necessary informa-
ton by applying to the undersigned, who resides
on the premises.
au92 MRS. JULIET Asst.
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A. r. Thompson, Mr.. William II. Ruebush and
Miss Hettie l.. Showalter, both of Rockingham
county, Va.
Observation-Disclosures Christ church,
Stanton, Oct 9th. by Rev. Frank Shealy. Mr..
daughter of the late John lesser.
LONG-CARPENTER-A the residence of the
brides parents, i'll Staunton, Oct. ID, by Rev. J.
p Hawkins of Bridgewater, Mr. Daniel 5
Long to Miss Alice NJ. Carpenter.
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NOTES OF THE FAIR.


Of all the riders at the late fair, We doubt
if any carried the hearts of the spec
tators by storm so completely as chubby
and pretty little Winifred Goodwin, who
took the premium for Misses under four
teen. She and her fat little pony, which
she sat as if she had grown there, were ap-
plauded every time they passed the stand.
The pony was sent her by her uncle, Silas
Mason of Lewisburg, w. Va.
Incur report of the Trades Display there
were two omissions. The first, that G. A.
Gladke Of the Double Store, distributed a
large quantity of dry goods from his deliv-
cry wagon making presents of them to
the people, was overlooked; and the pretty
float Of Shafer & Singer, with it's coils OF
improved and luxurious bed-springs, was
left out altogether.
The three-weeks- old colt of M. F. Gilke-
SON Denmark" sold for $3.50, was bought
by Mr.. G. G. Nickel, tho well known stock
raiser of West Virginia.
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9 YALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-Pur-
= suant to q decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta County, in the cause of Watson VS.
Hunters Admir-. l will sell at public auction, i'll
front of the Courthouse in Staunton, on
Monday, the 9Sth day of October, 1882
the share of Miss Fanny Iipscomb, in 1850
the real estate of the late William l.. ,sssssssSsFa
Hunter. which was assigned to her on 2EsfSyfssgsA
partition of said real estate, made 80 YYf7esS
in the case of McCOmb VS.. Hunter
Being Lot No 3 in said partition, con- -<zszssS<>
tanning lis acres.
The land lies on South River, near Lyndhurs
Station on the S. V. r. r.. Part Of it good arabic
land and the residue pine land in good timber
TERMS Cash in hand to pay costs OF suits ant
and two years from day of sale, payable in equa
annual instalments: the purchaser giving bone
for said deferred instruments with approved per
sonal security, bearing interest and waving the
homestead. and the title to be retained as ultl
mate security. w M. PAItlCk, CONF.
LIB F. Terry, Dep. Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
the COMMISSIONER appointed i'll the foregoing
cause has duly executed the bond required ac
cordng to law Given under my hand, this 2iC
day of August. 1888 b. f. TERRY Dep. Clerk.
A T THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, and on
n the same terms, as Agent for Susan
Miller, l will offer Lot No. in said partition.
containing Is acres.
These two tracts adoin and make together a
fine body of timber and afford a good opportunl
ty to any one wishing to buy that kind of prop
erty. WIN. PAIRlCk,
sep27 At Agent for Susan Miller
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.-PurSuant
- to decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county rendered in the cause of Crawford VS.
Monroe ct al, will sell at public auction in front
of the courthouse, in stanton, on
Monday, the 2Sth day of October, 1889,
that very valuable farm belonging to the late
alexander Crawford, known "Mount Airey,
containing SSH acres. This farm is sssssaSskssf
well improved, and large portion of sssgSSsag
it in good state of cultivation, lies near sES
Pond Gap, in healthful and fertile sssf y 49,
region of the county, and has on tia
fine quality of timber. Aasas==.
TERMS:-Cash in hand to pay costs OF suit and
expenses of sale and the residue credit OF
one two and three years from day of sale, paya-
BILE in equal annual installments the purchaser
giving bond for the deferred installments, bearing
Interest and waving the homestead, with APPROX
ed personal recurity, and the title to be retained
us ultimate security.
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioner.
III. N Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, do certify that VIM. Patrick, Com
missioner appointed in the foregoing cause, has
duly executed the bond required according to
law Given under my hand this LIST day of Aug
1885 j. N. RYAN,
sep 27-4t Clerk
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IOIEII

EARMAN.-In Roanoke, Oct. Sth, HarnIan L.
Earman, son of Mr.. Joseph HI. Earman: former
ly of Staunton aged 30 years.
BYRD.-In Highland county, Va, Oct. LIST, Dr..
James I'll. Byrd, in the 73rd year of his age.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-11

= WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
- with or without private table board. APP
ply to MRS. A. M. FAUNTLEROY,
oct 4-2t
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Stabtratb.

Common GounciI, 8. gluauit.
II SOIsenbe 8erorbnunesn pa1irten
erite uno stpeite 2eiune DaB bic 2is
senSlteuer auf SoteIs, SoIpons unb
8eitaurants ipibsrrufsn tperbe ; fir bic
giipeIiruns bon MOnIep 4benue, bon
Delaipareitrabe gum Norbpart; fir
einen Sewer an Sefferfon 9lpenue unb
Ber9ebung beS gontrafteS an g. g.
9cplep; our Stipulation Der @ei6wins
6iefeit bon StraBenbabntpassn. n.-Die
8erorbnuns fir bic 8erIdnserune bes
Noro Diain glbenue Seipers paiIirte
brittle 2eiuns.-Gine 3tefoIution pers
Ianst bon Der Del. & $. So. 9lusfunft,
tparum iie feline S6ubbarrieren an 9.
gSaibin9ton @benue uno 0ir6frabe
erri4te. -Sobn z. Morris, gatrid
@alIasber un6 Safob &uns nurben aIs
Abi9dter Der Soften Der Saupts unb
3peieieiper i'm nsunten Siitritt cts
nannt. = Grabp, S. g. SOnes uub
Sonnebue ipurben als @cmite ernannt,
um nit einem dbnIiden @omite beS Sez
leet Council iiber 8erleibuns bes Gon.
traftes an bic scranton Gas unb NaIs
fer So. fir ben ftdbtiS1en @aFerbebarf
3u fonferiren.-9ie 8erprbnung, ipeI6e
bic gtniteuuns bon 9li1tbdrgern ON
itdbtif6en Grbeiten berbietet, ipurbe
auf unbeiiimmte 3eit perf6oben Osbr
perniinftio).
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Sarmonie unb aaserbier f5nnen nun i'm
Scftaha,, Hasf o,,..,,o., (, Il a..,La..

Sarmonie unb aaserbier fOnnen nun i'm
Srieben beifammen iidb ereeben.
,,2abt ben Wluiifsarten erbIhbsn,
labt bic Muiitbale sreldn3en unb madt
ben parf su einsm tpirfIiben 8ereniig=
un8SpIab! 8erbinbert Musiapsifung
uno unterbridt llnmdBieteit, aber sebt
bem 8oIfe 5reibsitl
DSeber bodbeiteuerte 8srfdufer bon
Bier fennt bic Notbnenbisfeit bon ans
itanb unb MoblperbaIten, barum IaBt
bic Wluiifcprps ipielen. SoIIen @eni8e
llns controIliren ? obsr ippIIen mir cine
2eeisIatur ipdbIen. bic uns uniere
He4te, uniere pribiIssien, unisre Srei.
beit 3useitebtg 2abt 6as BoIf feline els
gene Emancipation (SeIbfftdnbisfeit)
bertiinben 2abt uns IeIblt unleren
seib unD unier @eipiRen eisnsnl"
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9ie gpIi5iiten Gang, Sbap unb 2e'
mis- ma6ten am Wlontas auf bieiei
Seite SO 8btern ben @araus.
Das Gbepaar Soa4im aIump berIo,
am Mittipod Elm T59terIein i'm 9lltei
bon Sabre unb 3 Monaten. 81
! fpurbe am Sreitas Nadmittag i'm beut,
| fden fatboIifden Srisbbofe beer6ist
9Iump 1T ber Sdipieeerfobn bes Srn
@barIes 8eBIer bon Clifton.
Gin 6 Wlonate aItes Rinb elmer So
mile Mebser an alberitrabe, bic eri
iiirsIi9 bierbsr aos itarb am SOnntas
Abenb.
gAbeibt, bab cine @nsabI 8apitaIis
fen bas Sdabt'ide gisentbum, auf
bem baS GisbauS itebt, fiir s22, 900
ansefauft baben, um cine glIes pber
8ierbrauerei barauf su erridten. Das
@runbitld umfaBt sipansis Cots. Nad
einem ipdteren 8eri1te iinb bic 2dufer
bes PIabes s. g. Soar, q. s. 3iernep
uno Sobn z. 8ennebp, unb iie sebenfen
cine 9IIebrauerei in srobem MaBfabe
ansulegen.
Mbam $. Reuter-, Der pI5bli6 bers
fdipun6ene gIerf bon Gonneq & Co., 1T
mad elmer 9lbtpeienbsit bon mebreren
Monaten ipie6er su feiner iiinsen Srau
surfdsefebrt.
5rau Charles Gonrnb, bon Gebar
abenue, fisI am MlittiuUd cine 9rspps
berab unc berIebte iid nidt unerbebIi9.
a@- @nnoneirt I'M ,,@odenbIatt".
lleber elm StraBenpfaiter fir Gebar
Ipenue bat man iid nod INNER nidt
eeeinist mande @runbbeiiBer ipoaen
aspbaIt, aber bic Webr;abl fheint ;u
@unfsn sines GteinpFaifers su iein.
Stabtratb Sumpbrep 1T fir 9lspbaIt
unb brinst fdfperpiesenbe 4reumente
bafir Dor, fiist ii6 aber trobbem ber
Webrbeit. gr fast, fir 5ubrtperte iei
bas 4spbaIt Pfafer peitaus baS Bette
unb uu4 serdui9Ioier. Die 8ierfruse
fOate nit elmer iOlden SADIE bod ni9ts
su tbun baber.
Serr Gbriitian Nsbr bon gittston
9lbenue unb SRI. 2isie Sartmann bon
YroSpeet Mbenue ipuroen am Samitag
4benb in Der Mobnune Der 8rauteItsrn
bur4 Srn. Bfr. WunberIib setraut.
Die ansefiinbiete 1rauuns bes Srn.
Sobn Dambaber nit SRI. IbereIa
Uliranbo fan6 am Samitae Nbenb itatt.
Die &inssoID 8anb bra9te bem Paare
ipdter elm Stdnb6en.
Ser Gigarrenmader 6. $. 9idmann
ipuroe Sreitas 9tbenb nabs ber @ieBerei
Der giien @ompanie bon sipei &erlen
ansesriffen. Der Gine I4Iug Jpn nit
einem 8nippeI niebsr un6 oann beraub.
ten iie ibn um rbr unb aette unb sl8
in @eI6. Ser 8eraubte fennt feline
9lnSreifer nidt.
n@- Gbas. Sdeu4's StiefeIs unb
Sdubseiddft iit nit ben beiten @aas
rem rei9li9 berieben un6 bic 9reiie
iinb 70 niebria, ipie irsenbipo in Der
Stabt. Q
s@- Seieenipan's beriibmteS Heips
arr. 2a8er unb 8alIantine's @rport
Bier 1T INNER 3u baben beim Sdb9en
Ober DuBenb 5lai6en Bel Wli9asI
Wiiler, 434 unb 436 Gebar Mbenue I; |
6sssIei&en Die beiten 9utiden unb |
Bferhe au berIeiben. @qe 8eftelluns
an8en bel Poit ober SeIepbOn piinftIi4
aus3efdbrt.
n9- SIN S9ubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic befteWaare.
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Spbe Narfer Rotisen.

= Der Spbe 9arf Ranner&or unb
llnteritiibunes'8ere bdIt bieieS Sabr
isin gie Sic auf Der Snfel uno stpar am
Samaag, ben Z. Sept. Sas GCmits
ipirb beuer ean3 beionbere 8orfebruneen
3ur ipiirbieen 8eipirtbun9 feiner @dfte
trsFen, unb BAT, UNI ben Bsiu9 su er.
lsi@tern, bic Ginri@tuns sstrOffen, baB
Better zines Tidsts foitenfrsi bon Der
Gde bon Main unb SadIon Straben
mad bem Central 9arf fabren fDnnen.
Ibiel's rtbmIi4ft befanntes Ordeiter
Iisfert bic Tansmuiif.
= @assie, elm bdbi&es 5iabrisss
3b@terIein Der go. 605 Sipetlanb
StraBe ipobnenben SamiIie Sames
Brace, fpieIte am Nlitttpod Mbeno nabe
Sin1s's @isBersi. SIM Bsrlauf beS
SpieIes ffiirste cine fade b6lserne Sorm
i'm @eipibt bon stipa 400 Yfunb, tpie
Ts bic @ieBer sebrauhen, auf bas 8inb
unb serquetidte ibm ben S966eI, 70
bab bas 8lut aus Wlun6 unb yiafe
ram. Das Qinb berfhie6, ipdbrenb eS
na4 ber @obuuns ieiner GItern sstras
gen iparoe.
= Die iibslberldtiete 8ube bon
Soiepb Seloips, an Priee'S gllep, nabe
2u;erne Strabe, ipurbe Dlittiup9 9ladt
bon ber PoIiaei ausgeboben unb Diarp
Niger, Clara Dei9eI, Massie Rob
unb artbur Sarris berbaftet uno um ie
$40 beifraft. Ser Serbergspater mubte
$500 8arsi4uft filr iein Gri4sinen Dor
@sri@t iteaen.
= MiaasI Stumm ipir6 i'm 2aufe
bieIes Monats bon 8elIebue mad ieinem
neuen Sauie an Samptonitrabe sieben.
= Gsssn ale Hierenlsibsn siebt es
ni9ts beiieres tpie Or. Ausuit &bnie's
Samburser Trcpfen. SIN allen Gpos
tbefen su baben.
= Srau Soiepb S&umader, bon
Do6eetoipn, tpurbe am SamItas 4benb
seIesentIi4 ibreS @sburtstaeeS bon ben
S9tpsiiern unb 8riibsrn Der Gbriiiiana
8ebeeea 2oee iiberraf1t unb nit bent
sebrda9Ii@en S@aufeIftuble befaenft.
gs mub ben @diten gut bort eefaIlen
baben, benn Fe i&ieben erit BEL Tages'
anbru1.
= am 9onnsrfa8 nd9fer @ode
fnbet bas pic glie ber bsutf9en preSs
bpterianer SonntaesI9uIe bon Sbbe
parf in @ablers @arten itatt unb man
IoIlte fhpn i'm 8oraus 8orfebrunsen
trsifen, um elm Stlnbden babin seben
;u fbnnen. Der @rtras ipirb fir bic
Rinber reripenbet.
= 9ur9 sinsn Sail bon aoblsn bon
Der 9ede perIor am Sreitas Sobn
Smith in bsm Saupton S@abt iein
2ebeu. Der 8sruneItidte tucbnte an
erfer Strabe, nabe Der 9Oosetoipn
Bride.
= Gsurse S@psi;er unb S9ipeiter,
bon 6er Continental, traten am 9iens
flag cine Reiie na8 DsutidIanb an.
= StabtanipaIt Burns lieb am
Samitas 175 Sorberunsen sesen bieiiss
@runbbefiter eintraeen, bic nit ibrsn
Ssipsrbeiifeuern i'm 8ddfan6e iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
Der @bilassIpbier .itn-.

Die lIfianer mubten ibre 8eiierouts
bon philadelphia nad BEN Snnern bes
Staatss Ieiber i'm lebten 0lomente abs
dnbern unS 70 fam es, bab lie idon am
DonnsrItas gla1mittag bier eintrafen,
anitatt am Srsitae Diittae, iuie urs
iprdnaIih beItimmt. Sic ipurben am
9abnbofe bon einem @pmite bes Scrans
ton 2ie6erfran3 empfaneen uno bic Bars
tie foIgte sundait elmer @inlaouns BON
S6eriff 3ebinion sum 8eiud Der 6.
9obinfon Brauerei, mo bic Ginridtung
beiihtigt unb nit bem Sternentpirtb
8sfanntT6aft semadt tparb. Damn
seIeitete man bic @dite mad bem @ps
Omins Saus, ibrem Nuartier, bamit iie
Elm StiinoIein Der Hube pfleeen tonnten.
Die foIsen6sn WiitsIieber bes lllf
lnadten bic Spribtour nit:
g. 8. 2ub, 9rdiibsnt,
3beo. 2eupoIb, 8be Yrdi.
Sobn 2eupolo, Sdabmeiiter.
2oeena 8Dlfer, Sefretdr.
9. S. 8otbader, S. 6. SauIer, o.
GDrIud, s.. 9isbmunn uuo $. @itts
maier.
I'm 8 llbr glbenbs ipurben bic Serren
pieber abeebplt uno iiber bic 9epple's
2inie na1 9unmore un6 per Suburban
8abn auriid sefubren, ibnen aud bel
bieIer @eIegenbsit bic eIeitriide Gins
ri6tune erIdutert. Damn sins ss birsft
aur 9ieSerfrans Sale, ipOisIbit man, 70
melt Die furse 5riit es suesIaKen, fir
sinen offniellen Gmpfans 8orfebrunsen
eetrOffsn bate, un6 mo cine Wtebrsabl
Der aftipen uno biele paiiibe Witelieoer
beriammeIt paren. grdiibent 8. 3sids
eri befpiltommts bic @alte nit elmer
tlrSen slniprade, auf bic Serr S6Ifer
antipprtete.
Damit mar baS gis eebroden unb es
folste nun cine sipanesIoIe nnterbalts
ung, aus @eianssportrdeen bes 2iebers
franz unb bumoriitilden 8ortrdeen elm,
seIner Serren beitebenb. 0On biefen
erpdbnen mir ipesiea bic 8erIeiuns els
nss g5rptofoas bss llIf. Sin belonbes
rsr @enub iparen bic gioIinportrGee oes |
Serrn 8opff, tpelde ben Seipeis liefers
ten, buB CT oaS Snitrument nit WieiIters
idaft banbbabt. Die bierauf fOIsenbe
GrtIdrung Der 8enennunsen uno Sanos
eriffe elmer @eise ieitens bes Srn. 8bIs
fer erreste itiirmil6en glppIauS. gSie
I'M Slug i6panb bic Seit uno alSubaIb
mabnte Der auf IL borseriidte 3eiser
Der ubr sur Grennune. Die @dite
wurSen bis su ibrsm Sptel seleitet unb
bort nod elm 2ieb sum Ibi9ieo Seiuns
gen.
9Em 6reitas WOrsen sins es nod Der
Nl. 8oblnfon 8ruuerei, mo elm 5riibs I
iGoppen getrunfen iparo; aud Elm Sang
nah ben Stabltperfen mar bon Snter.
eIIe. Sisrauf tparo bes inneren Mens
iden seba6t unb 9enfe beimseiu6t,
iuo bel einem suten Sun6son uno ans
ssnebmsr 1lntsrbaItine bic Ibi9ieoss
itunoe eripartet ipuroe.
I'm IL 1lbr Wlitta9s entfiibrte Der
Omnibus oeS Npomins Saus bic liebs
seiponnenen @dite na6 Dem 8abnbofe
uno iie oampften ipie6er ibrer 9eimatb
su, bic iie bofffntIi& ia-suter 8erfaiiuHS
unO ni6t aas3 GROCER 9Inslt Dor Der bss
bOritsbsnben : @urbinenprebist erreidt
baben.
Die 9biIa6sIpbisr iparen iebr CTS
itount iber ben llmfans unb bic Rdbs
risfeit hes SobleneorfeS Scranton unb
idienen NIT ibrem gmpfanee 70 sufries
ben, baB iie nd6ites Sabr stuei Ooer
brei Gage bier bleiben ipollen. gir
sIauben, 6ab lie bier ftets aus bolIem
Sersen ipilfCmmen iino.