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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

DGNru or Mr.. ALIEN ANDgI -Intelii.
.,nce was received here to day Of the death
0! Nr Haitian g. Alexander, pawn tsters
clerk q 5. n, son Of Mrs. Annie E. Alex
suier, auG npphew of Mr.. J. Z Alexander,
oflbis city lIr. Alexander Was 90 board
d. steamer Trenton aud died on the 18Th
~ , 'lnsry last when that ship was two
d. I from Panama on her way to Sd
mY. u. vas young man of many excel-
Ia ~, 10 ssGd was well known here, and
b 49,, ,n,I, ea regretted by large circle
u c ,s.a i r "nu ,EJaphed that Mr. Alexander
AZ, 'sf, r%In'nr 1e' rtractcd while discharging
sel ". ye!%~ icsei CO remains were buried at
ga Capt. Fmquhsr says ieloroa NV all on
honorable gcutleman, much '''Sf ''' w.
i,4r1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

THE REV. GEO. H THAYER, of Bourbon
lnd., says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SBILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by E S. Leadheater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

ARRANGING FOR UNWILLING THE MoNU-
ASNr.-The cjtz MS committee appointed
:, :. make Arrangements for the unwilling OF
. .e Vonfe 1erate moaument in this city on
sue 9Th OF May, met lnss night. They
male arrangements for issuing Invitations,
aiPolnted subcommittee to request the
,aitoad and steamboat. companies to pro
' ,yee special rates for that occasion. and de
epea TO petiiioa the City Council to make
aa APPROXIMATION to help to defyay the ex.
p ,N OF the parade. Ths committee will
meet TO night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

IN c. a. ANN1vERsARY.-The 36;h an
liyersary OF the Young Mems Christian AS,
location, which occurs next Monday, will
be observed by services in the NJ. f Church
south that night, at $50 o'clock. Rev. I.
; Ham'in, D. D., of Washington, Will de
liver the address
public meeting under the auspices OF
The Young Mems Christian Association Will
be held in the Methodist Protestant Church
on Sunday at 4:S0 p m. Subject: The
Power Of Young Men" Gospel Hymns will
oe used There viii be no meeting in the
a;soC0iqa parloIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

PERSONAL Mr.. VIM. NJ. Reardon, is
g.lIe sick at bis home on Washington
Mr.. Dorsey E. Fair. of this city, and Miss
lucy +. Renee, of Prince William, were
vWa a5led at the residence of the bride on
Wednesday last.
.spt, Samuel c. Beach, of Richmond, is
NJ ~ .ne city on short vieit to his brother,
NJ; is Beach.
y oapt' &. A. Mnshbach has returned from
=, "ssI a county, where he has been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

THAT HACxIkG COUGH can be 30 quickly
cured by Shioh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by E 5. Lsa1beater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

Easter $40 morrow viii! BE- Easter, tie
greatest feast day in the Cl,urc1 caienoar
c'mmemorating. as it does, the restrfec.'on1,
cfthe crucified Saviour of mankind In hli
the churches services appropriate to the DAY
will be held and in the Episcopal AID Luther'
AUGMENTATION will be administered. The mu-
c 'Ot E4ster Day will be .: good. II not
beler.ibau Tor some years. The proSrammes
s'- quite elaborate, and al are OF high
of'er The Cboirs have been rehearsiog Tor
weeks ard will undoubtedly render the Sc
tc,ions ia fac style
S,m7 Of The Sunday Schools will have their
Easter ccl,bratious during the day at which songs
avers and the distribution of pEiz,s Will be the
features
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20
Merchant T ailoring.

We have all the latest in domes-
tic and imported styles, selected
with special care, in German. Eng
glish, Scotch and American makes,
and will guarantee every suit made
to order or otherwise purchased
from us as to quality, price and fit,
and would earnestly and respect
fully invite you all to give us a
look in time. Look around first
and get posted, and we will guar
antee to be the cheapest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20
FLOWERS FOR THOUSANDS,

FLOWERS FOR THOUSANDS.
Now aud beautiful CRYSANTHEMUMS for 90
cents dozen, by mail, postpaid.
Our handsomely illustrated CATALOGUE of
new roses and all kinds CT and desirable
house and bedding plants free to all upon applica-
ton. A. B. DAVIS s. SON, Purcellvie,
apo 1w Londoun county, Virginia
ELnUR! FLOUR!
Occoquan Family our.
Tenneys New South do.
Best Family do.
Roller Extra do.
Cameron Mills Graham Flour.
apl7 1w A. C. HARMON & co.
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT WITH TABLE
l. BOARD, if desired Inquire of
Mrs. MANKIN,
apis Nv 319 s0nth Pitt ST., Alexandria
SHREDDED OATS!
OAT GRITS!
spi71w A c. HARMON g. co.
+ Attest IN QUEEN VEST CHAINS, Gentle.
IL mems Love. Knot" Rings and Ladies' Rings
app R.c. ACTON, COG King street
OUR STOCK OF BONNET, SCARF and JER-
" SEY PINS is the largest and best selected
ever shown in this city. tall and inspect.
app Re- ACTON, COG King street.
GOLD STERLING SILVER BON BON BOXES
~ Vingarcttcs Match Boxes and Mugs from the
celebrated Gorham Manufacturing Company.
app L. c. ACTON, Cos King street.
WE CONTINUE TO SELL AMERICAN AND
w SWISS WATCHES of al grades at figures
that astonish everybody. Call and get price list
ADJ r. G. ACTON. 6Q6 King street
~ CAssARD & SONS MILD-cURED HAMS
w. ard HOMELESS BREAKFAST BACON for
sale by
ap4 GEO McBURNEY e. SON.
;F YOU CANNOT SEE and cannot find any
1 SPECTACLEa TO suit you, 20 20 HENRY
WILDTS and have your eycs tested, and yon
viii have no moro trouble nov20
DR. BUCKLAND'S SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE,
~ natures nerve tonic and brain food, in bot
ties, at 81 each, just recelved by
feb2O E. s. LEADBEATER & FRO.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MEDIUM AND
n LOW-PRICED SPRING GOODS at
J. R CHhPMAN'S, Agent,
ap4 424 King street.
IF YOUR CHICKENS ARE SICK,
IuNI9s CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE.
Sold by sill druggists and grocers mh31
Hiva DOZEN GENTLEMEN'S lightweight
C DOG SKIN GLOVES, worth 81, selling at
SOC at
mh6 CHhPMAN'S, 424 KING street.
7 IGHT! LIGHT !-PRATTs ASTRAL Oil,
IL the best, most highly refined, and safest
burning oil made in this countrr is for sale by
nov.2 E. S. LEADBEATER BRO.
f19OSTILLA, the new, popular and fragrant
Z remedy for chapped hands, chahng, &c. Price
% cents per bottle. For sale By
nov22 E. S. LEADBEA & BRO.
"a YERMICELLI, LENTILs,
SPLIT PEAS AND BARLEY.
mh5 GEO. McBURNEY s SON.
VINAMELED KETTLES of all sizes, Apple and
II Pesch Pgrers Enterprise and other Meet Gut
lars for sale cheap at SIS sing corner OF Reyal st.
ssoS ]. 7. CREIGHTON & SON.
OED WARRIOR CHoPPING AXES and AXE
Is HANDLES. full supply at 32S King street,
corner of Royal Wholesale and retail.
act33 IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
EADBsATER's POROUS PLAsTERs equal
r. anv plasters made, and st much lower
pff fsSsO ''N E.s LEADBEATER & BRO.
DED G OLA trial will convince you of the
Il superior light afforded BY the use of the Bed
c OIL For sale by = ,,,1 n,7pr
dec7 ): =. MlLboaN.
DUFFy's MALT ana G. O. TAYLoR'S WIS
1o,a GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
NIARNER,s SAFE YEAST, fresh, received to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

THE JUDGEsHIP.-Th question of who
will succeed the late Charles E Stuart ns
Judge of the Corporation Court of this city
is now being discussed and the names of
Messrs. J. K. NJ Norton, L. Marbury, K.
Kemper. and Judge Critcher have already
been mentioned in that connection. No
meeting OF the bar has yet been held In ref
erencs to the matter and, it Is said, tina.
some of the members differ as to the power
of the Governor 10 appoint Judge Diggs,
of Lynchburg, who held the last term of the
court here, ws5 of the opinion that the Gov
ernor has no power to fill the vacancy. but
only to name judge of some other corpo.
ration to hold the terms of the court till the
legislature could elect. In this opinion
some of the members OF the bar of the city
agreed. but the moj ority are of the opinion
that the State Constitution, as stated In the
GAZETTE of Tuesday, gives the Governor
the power to fill the vacancy and that he
will exercise it as he did last June when
Judge Meade died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20
business NOTICE.

The death of Mr. A j. Fleming necessitates the
dissolution of the fl IN CT A. ]. Fleming & Co. AS
surviving partner, am compelled by law to wind
nm the affairs of the firm as speedily as possible
The time is near when will have to settle with
a administrator hence it becomes imperative for
ali those indebted to the firm TO come forward
and sottle their accounts at once. All those to
,ybom the firm is indebted will plesse present
heir claims for payment without delay:
F.S. HARPER. Surviving Partner.
Alcxsndr s April 5, 1889.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20
Q5azQtfs..
o.TURpAY EVENING, APRIL 20.
LOCAL MATTERS

,....,cu SERVICES, &c, To MORROW
=, NnSi C151,rcb,-Services at II a. m. by Rev.
Dr. 'J ponrs Caurch.-Services at II a. m.
par DIR. Norton. Easter celebration by
DAY y. -i school at p. m.
eu l',ce Church. Services at and II a. m.
t, communion, and at S p. m.
sn .. 'I Gnr's Church-Preaching by Rev. B.
c. "a ,a !. ] of Woodstock College, Md;
'f Elot PresbRerian Church at II
and p. m. by Rev. j. l. Vance.
g. ~, CEnrci.-Servces at II a. m. and
- p " nv Rsv. |. NJ Mercer.
" rl ~, Neh. Epis Church. Preaching
~ a m. and p. m. by Rev. r. F.
bi1 1s,S Eois Church Sonth.-Preaching at II
ls'o or d 5 D m by Rev. w. ]. Young.
q s,i u, sni,ct Eternal Life ;" evening
A .I;ac 'Tney Have Taken Away My
Laid. a., Cou,,;oo .. ~
I'D m by Rev. l.. r. Dyott. Morning
.If.ct He is Risen" evening subject I:
niosnle satisfaction"
i c1rmaa Lutheran GiHrch.-Services at II
N by Rev ]. a. Schwoy.
. TI,no Mems Christian ASSOciGtion.-Meet-
.Ist he rooms at 4;30p. m. Meeting at the
Wdand depot at 8 p. m. almshouse at 8 p.
n and isil at , p. ~.
LITTER FROM Mr.. DAvIs.-Mr. Edgar
WIdsd, Adjutsnt of Lee Camp of this city,
w DAYS since sent MIR. Jefferson Davis an
;ar,at;on 10 attend the unvelling of the
C',fcjera q monument In this City on the
S,5'of My aud with 1t wrote the follow
1s tttei 80 1000
HIM. L4rsoR Darts:
0.ar sir K. f. Lee Camp Confederate
y.,arans. Of Alexandria, Va, presents you
me formal card OF invitation 10 participate
i,,b, catem njes OF unveiing the monu.
,a.ot to he Confederate dead OF Alexandra,
Ia th, Oh cf May next. The few sur
,iy,,- ana banded together desire to ex-
,.... IN. hppa that their commander-in-
3D., .eeir ieadcr and comrsde through four
re.,s at herol m GnG; valor for home and in
a.narderce may he present on this occasion
srd taus croan with the full complement OF
hooor o caretnGng which will give 70 the
n.s.spt AID iic 'uiure beautiful and sub
...,tis proof Of hs plaza in history which
r..-if COMA Is canned through wounds AID
t.,b EDGAR WAKEFIELD.
r,lay Nj. Wafe|d resolved the f'llaw
inc letter fem Mr. Davis in reply:
BEAuvoIR. Miss, April II, 1889
ElIcr Wmfad, Adjutmt X q. Lee Camp
-
Dear sir Please accept nav thanks for
,onr very kind letter OF the 10 h lust, en-
co.ing IA Invitation to attend the unveiling
othe sIaua to the Confederate dead at Al
e1lniria. Va | regret that il will not be
practicable for me to attend on that inter.
esiog occasion, and to meet the survivors OF
those who 20 uobIy sacrificed all minor con
alterations 30 h purpose OF preserving for
Themselves AID their postsrity the rights
ihrir revolutionary fathers secured and left
otdem for an inheritance forever. Please
mske my thanks acceptable to your ascot
a-4 who have in so gratifying a manner
expressed! their desire for nv presence, and
s.,are them Of he cordial soIicitude for the
w4f4rs of each and all. with which | EN-
faicfna'ly, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

EPISCOPAL COUNCIL The Episcopal
Couoci of the Diocese of Virginia will con,
vene ii ST. Peul's Church, Lynchburg, May
18Th, 1889 Bishop White will preside, as
eisted by Assistant Bishop Randolph. 1t
will be composed of the rector and one lay
delegate from each parish, and will probably
number 300 members. Several questions of
interest will be considered and disposed Of
Delegates to the general convention will be
elected the question of the name of the
church will be acted on, as will also the
relations of the church toward the colored
members-that is. whether they are to have
separate organization or be entitled to full
membership and privileges in the white
churches. These questions will doubtless
elicit interesting discussions. though the re
suit in each case is hardly involved In any
doubt The session of the council will be
an interesting social and religious event in
Lynchburg. and preparations looking to the
entertainment of the members have already
been begun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20
Aloxsndria, April 5, 1889.

TIL. coDsrtnership heretofore existing under the
s,m nsmo of A. ]. Fleming & Co. having been
dissolved iss by the death of the senior member,
viii continue tie business hereafter in my own
name In making this announcement take
pleasure in asking continuation OF the many
valued faYors extended to the old firm, and as a
guarantee Of my future conduct in business re-
far Won 10 the many transactions We have had IN
,bs past and my ife's association IN Grerent
ways in the old firm with Mr.. Fleming
Respectfully, F.S HAAFEh:o ~
Alexandria April 6, 1859. apZO
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and
Sun Umbrellas,

For children, misses and ladies, in
silk, satin, cenilla and gloria, fancy
and plain handles, at manufacture
ers' prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

NIOTICE-There will be MEETING OF CIT
~ lZENS SATURDAY NIGHT at o'clock at
the Common Council chamber for the purpose OF
psr.ecting arrangements for the invitation, re-
csption and entertainment OF visitors on the occa-
sion of the unwilling of the confederate monu-
ment on the oath proximo. 1t is hoped there
will be full attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MEDIUM AND
n LOW-PRICED SPRING GOODS at
J.R CHhPMAN'S, Agent,
and 424 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

Now aud beautiful CRYsANTHEMUMS for 90
cents dozen, by mail, postpaid.
Our handsomely illustrated CATALOGUE of
new roses and all kinds Of rare and desirable
house and bedding plants free to all upon applica-
ton a B. DAVIS s. SON. Purcellvie,
apo 1w Londoun county, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

DED OLA trial will convince you of the
Il superior light afforded by the use of the BED
c Oil For sale by
dec7 j. " MILbUhN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

Z. Z. DUW Nddm,
ap19 2t Chairman Of the Citizens Committee:
NyOTICE-The annual meeting of the ALEX
~ ANDRIA PERPETUAL BUILDING FUND
ASSOCIATION will be held at the real estate Of
6cs Fairfax street, MONDAY, April 22d, at half
mast seven o'clock p. M. By order of the Board OF
Directors r,,rrn,,n eft.
ap19 st j. sCdNElD6H, SecrelaIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-20

LITER FROM Mr. DAvIs-Mr. Edgar
w,,6.,d. Adjutant of Lee Camp of this city,
" ~ DAYS since sent Mr.. Jefferson Davis an
'.ri,at.on 10 attend the uoveiling of the
T'ncdera monument in this city on the
y. 5of NJ aud with it wrote the follow
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

Ser quite "Gritcommunicant in /

Ser quite ~GriteOmmunieant in be>
emit fernteren un0 nGberen Gorberei=
tun9 auf ben e iten IF. gummunion=
tag. Il nterri6tsz nnb @ebet=
b Ii Of BON P. q mbrp1ius Cir,
der, O. S. B., 9inberpfarrer in
@in1ieOeln. @in1ieOeln 1889. Druid
unO @erlas BON @pB, gberle &
60.
9as lit mai wirfli9 Elm @ebet=
nno @rbauun9sbu6, mel6es mon
NIT Sreuben alien Geellorsern, Die
&inoer auf ben gmpfans Der er1tet1
IF. Communion p,rbereitert, uie ald
@ltern, beren &ino gum erltenmal
gum Slide bes Serrn treten 1oa,
auf's ber5li6ite empfeblen borf. @er
aus ei9ener @rfabruns Die 2iebe unb
6in9abe fennt, nit Der Die @in1ie6ler=
8enebictiner ii6 Der @r5iebun9 unO
benz unterri9te Der SusenO pibmen,
unb mie 9eOie9en ar Die perbdltniBz
mdBi9 ueni9en @erfe iinb, wel9e
oiele ebrw. Sdter bur9 Die 8reiie
perbreiten, Der ernartet BON etnem
8u6e mie Oas porliegenbe i'm ppraus
i6on cine portreffli6e @abe. I'm:
etre, Iasen wil's serabe5u, uniiber=
trohene @abe lit Ser quite @rltcpm=
municant". Sas @erf9en %erfreut
lid benn au5 Der N~pprpbatiun BON
5 8i190fen. Oas AL Seiten umz
faiienbe Bud lit aber au9 bon Ben
Srn. @erlesern iebr i96n ausseitattet
morben - es ma6t ibnen ale Sire.
Ser Ereis (san5 2eber unb @olb=
i6nttt Scr. y lit iberaus niebris:
so Gents. Ser gnte GrItcommuniz
can't" fann burd ale fatb. Su6banbz
l1n9en beSosen merber.
Son iebr 9el6dbter Sanb erbiel=
ten mir:
Sie Natnr @biloiopbie bes bl.
NnsnFin. Son P. 8ennp9nbne,
Hrofeiipr Der 8bilpippbie. (8ro=
sramm i'm Sabresberi9t iiber Bic
2ebr@ uno @r5iebun9sanltalt bes 8e=
neoictineritiftes MariazGinIiebeln i'm
StuOienjabre 1ssSlS9). @iniie=
oeln, 8en5i9er & 60, Sol. A unb
- g.
n9ie @~utur=gbiloiopbie bes FL.
Gu9uitin", perfaBt BON Dem sele6rten
8eneoictiner &ibne, lit feline ee=
pDbnli6e S6ulprusramm : Irbeit.
0as miro Sober finben, Der bieie nit
eftem 8enebictiner 1eiBe in l6wuns=
BOILER Sprade sei9riebene bodin=
t~ereIIante Irbeit Hest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

oentt, iaeen: mebr fam man fir
$3.50 I'M Sabr unmD9li6 perlan9en.
Wteint er's bann gut mit uns, oann
Sei9t er 9elesentlib mai Die 8rdmie
unO bas 8latt einem fatbUlii6en
Na6bar, Der ben .@anberer' nod
nidt balt; pieneidt, baB er benz audi
sefdat. Sc mebr Ibonnenten mir
baben, beito mebr f6nnen mir bas
Slatt = bas uns lelblt feineswess
uniibertreffli6 pprfpmmt = nod per=
beiiern, unb bas lit unler @unl6 uno
uniere &biidt.
Der .@anberer',
l.. B. "O",
ct. Saul, Mfinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
b~etruaen $31, bic Iusaaben

utltu9tH 9oI,lI1.1S, ule Nuo9uueH
$25, 166.O3; Die 8ilan3 $685. 6;
Der &elerue=Sono betru9 am Is. De-
tpber 1888 $11,85O; Der 8eitras
ba5u $3.50; Der Galienbel tanb am
Is. Oct. 1889 betrd9t alio $780,
1926. 9ie SO it9lieber5abl
Der @eieai6aft lit se9enwdrtis 1854.
-Siermit ltimmt Der Sabresberi6t
bon Srn. S6abmei It er &o6
therein.
gn SterbegeIber iuurben ausbesablt: gin Wta=
rio gn9elbrebt. Ifebnlent $40. So $1,000: Maria Giles,
aIssMSsent MS: 80 5000; anna @aria @erlad32s GneB.
9tp. 90 $1,000; Mibael @ebri9, Administrator M6eB=
ment SO. Sc $1,000; Maria S1pnartb, MlieBment So.
ss assn @iia @Iaa a Wfsaai atfsS1 u! st $685. SIC; g. s s1OUSi Hef,
aiie6ment Mo; g $1,000; Sran5 Schubert, .Gominiftras
tor, sIiieBmsnt go; 50 $1,000. Matbias Summlel 16
a; tggamf IT, Sfe 90 % s Si66 s. &C.; sSss 1isp9Si ss,t Sn mnn4ai l!S s ss
GlieBment gtp. 80 $5O0.01; District Court I'd Judi
cial Dist. Ramsey Co. in case of Moellers ct al
IlieBment gp. SO $1,000; Inna M. &pbl, IlieBnent
gio. 100 $1,000; Mar9Sretba Trancpis, MsieBmert SO.
101 $1,000; 7. q. M. Srperls, MHi9nee, @ieBment $50.
102 $1,000; Tbinip &naeble, grecItpr, IlIeBment So.
e eS saGUS' e SUtns @ BY; M11es sn' 1os s sio 1St S SUai5;
Ntiller, @iieBment 9tp. iO6 $1,000; @ep. &. &pebler,
Iominiitratpr, MfieBment gio. 107 $1,000. !3uiammen
$19,S33.33
9o9w. ST. P. Brior Ser
narb BON Der SO. s.. z@emeinbe in
81. Saul, welder nit bo6m. 6rn.
6. &Dberl Der Ger1ammlun9 BET
tuobnte, belt nun cine fur5e 4nreoe
an Die 9irectpren, in Der er nit mar
men @orten Ser @e1ea19aft feline
Inerfennung fir ibre bisberi9en Sc
itrebunsen unO sldn5enoen @rfol9e
5olte, iie 5u fernerem mutbuolen
Sorlpdrtsl9reiten erntunterte uno Die
Sdter auforOerte ar ibre Iutoriz
tit ibren @Dbnen 9e9eniiber 9elz
tend 81 MAIDEN, auf baB re6t, re6t
piele jun9e 2eute Der @eieQi9aft BET
treten. &aul6enOer 8eifaQ ertDnte
als Der bp6w. Serr feline &ebe nit
ben bel ten @liid= unb Se9ensmiin=
16en auf bas lpeitere @ebeiben Der
@eieal6aft i6lOB,
Damn iiberrei6te ber&rdiioentSrn.
5ran5 S91id einen Stod nit spl=
benem @riff, it Alrerfennuns 1einer
bisber Der @eieui6aft seleiiteteu
0ien1te. ST.. S9lid nabm ben1el=
ben nit Dem ber5li6en &usbrud 1ei=
ner 9a1fbarfeit entsegeu.
Ils DIT Der nd61tjdbrigen 9irec=
torenperlammluns wuroe Sari=
bault npminirt uno ST. 6. Saul
BON bort auf ein Sabr gum Sice=
8rdlioenten Der @eleal9aft erpd6lt.
Seer Reclamation ,purben Die alten
8eamten fiir Die 9. 81. 6. Il. 8
9emdblt. @lei6mie in friiberen Sab
rem mur0en Dem fl. @ater SEQ XIII.
$50 pOtirt. Ser s@anberer' lit aud
ferner officieQes Organ Der @elea=
i6aft.
0as Ibenbe1len fanb glei6faas
wie bas Mttta9e1ien I'M GlarenOpn=
9otel ltatt. Gum S6lulie purot
eine re6t 9emiitbli6e NbenOunterbal.
tung peran1taltet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
ct Saul, Winn., ben II. Oct. 1889
Ktrben : Ralenoer.
Mniere Yrdmiem.
unlere beurteen 8rGmien fin6:


1. Oas @ebetbu6 Noe Waria.
9a8iel6e lit bas polItdnoieite unb
i96n1te @ebetbu6 5u be1pnoerer Ser
ebruns Der Muttersuttes. IuBer
Den 9etp6bnli9en @ebeten entbGlt
es S(le5 Oas, mas ben frpmmen gbri=
1ten CUR Serebrun9 Der Simmelsf6=
nt9in anleiten fam: InOa6ten fit
peri6ieOene Se1te unb 5elt5eiten, be-
1pnOers Die Marienmpnate Mlai unt
October; BARN belpnbere uebuneen
5u ebren Der Mutterguttes, unb 5lpar
ni6t alein Die betreffenoen @ebete,
Ionoern aub jeOesmal eiuen fur5eu
llnterri9t iiber gntltebult9, 8ebeu=
tln9 nno 9eiitli6e SOrtbeile bieler
ne6un9en.
9ieies @ebetbu6 lit BON Dem
Dp9w. Sater Sdrberi in ct. 2puis
nit %belonOerer 3idli6t ouf bic 8e=
oiirfnihe Oeutl6er &atbplifen in
Nmerifa bearbeitet unb erfreui
iid Der pberbirtli6en @lltbeiBuna.
Sas Su6 lit i6Dn unb bauerbaft in
Sober 9ebunben.
2. 9as @r5dblun9sbu9 9uit uno
2eiS. 0aslelbe entbdlt bier prdd)z
ti9e @r5dblun9en fir bas @plf: 81
@alobeGe", BUR @intradt pber
S6ulo unb S6bne", Sin perbpr9e=
mes 2eben" un6 v9ie Sennerin aui
Der Spinbelalm". Sos 8rb III
einfa6 aber Oauerbaft einsebunoen
gutter 9ruf in beutli6er G6rift aui
9utem 9apier.
B. Sarbenoruf .9ilber aus Der
beili9en @ei6i6te Der 6riltli6en 8e=
li9ton: 81. 9er5 Selu; 81. Sers
M}arid; gcce Somo; S9mer56afte
Mntter; 81. IbenOmabl; &reu5ia=
ing Gbriiti; 81. Soiepb nit Seius=
fino; Smmerwdbrenbe Silfe; Mtut=
ter @ottes bon 2purbes; Inbetuno
Der 81. Srei &6ni9e; Nnbetune Der
Sirten.
0tele Srdmien seben mir, Dem
bter5ulanoe be- tebenben @ebraud oez
mdB, iplden Ibonnenten, tuelde ouf
Elm Sabr / poraus be3ablen
uno lalien bielen Die Muswabl,
10 lan9e mir BON jeoer Der perIdiebez
men Yramten nod lpel6e baben. 0as
oorert natiirlid muir cine beIfrdnfte
3ett. @er al 10 Die Iusmabf baben
mill, Der muB 10 balO pie m6qlid be-
5ablen. Nadber f6nnen mir MIR
oas 9eben, mas mir nod baben. $50
alio fein 9pcal=I9ent an Ort unb
Stelle lit, unb elm &eiIenber nod
ni6t glei6 binfommt, pa tbun unIere
tpertben Ibunnenten am beIten, tuenn
lie ben Setra9 BON $3.50 Direct on
unS etnl6ifen nno babel anoeben
0as unO 0aS erbitte i6 ais 8rdmie.
Die 9ewiini6te 8rdmie miro i6nen
oa1tt tret ms 9aus 9eI6ift. @ir
baben Stuar beuer mebr &rdmien ais
le pprber, aber audi Die Nadfrase
nab oenlelben lit sr6Ber, unb iie 9eben
l6pn jebt fort vmie marine Sent
meln". @er uniere beurisen 9rd=
mien aniiebt unb baSu bic rieiensroBe
3eitnns, Der muB, tuen1 er biais
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

Guf elmer 8abe1babn in
Cincinnati, Obi 0, lit 0ienitas=
gta6mittas in folse bes 3erreiBens
zines Sabels elm @asen nit 9 Snlal=
len perun t; flint 8erionen
Daren auf Der Stene to6t.