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Listers Notice.

We, the undersigned, Listers of Rock
ingham, hereby give notice that we shall
be in session on Tuesday the 10th day of
May next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
office of Col. Asa Wentworth, in the vii
age of Bellows Falls in said Booking
ham, to hear complaints of all persons
why they should not be assessed as set
forth by us, and to hear appeals.
E. r. OsGooD,
GEORGE SLATE, Listers.
L. w. ADAMS,
Bellows Falls, May 1st 1870.
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Windham County Court.
APRIL TERM.

APRIL TERM.
James t. Perry apt. Jonas Blodgett.
non of trespass for shearing the name
tail of plaintiffs mare. The plain.
I'll S evidence tended to show that the
d endant was guiltyof the act complain
erwhich the def, denied, Verdictfor plff.
s $50. Waterman A. Read, c. w.
! NEWPORT for plff. Stoddard, Slough.
ton and Y. G, Eddy for deft.
This was the last trial by jury. The
r'ymen were discharged on Monday the
tn inst, and the trial of causes proceed
e by the Court.
Cook, Wait and Pickert Piper and
nonds. Plaintiffs are jobbers in New
York. Defendants are dealers in Brat
Z boro. 1t appeared from the evidence
tat drummer in plfis. employ sold
d fits. bill of goods and received part
P yment therefor and scooted. Pills. in
81 ted that the drummer had no authori-
t. to collect or receive money for them
a d demanded the entire sum due with
o It allowing the amount paid drummer
fits. couldn't see it, and insisted that
it was the universal custom to make pay
ents to drummers authorized to SELL
j dgment for defts. Field and Tyler
To- plfs. Clark and Haskins for defts.
Nathan Miller John F. Hayes, apt
4 ;tion of assumpsit for harness sold
b plf to def. and former partner
ae defence set was that the harness was
? released by the partner for his own
i; lividual use and never came into the
| P rtnership. Judgment for plff. Kit
l. .skins for plff. Davenport and Howe
f., def.
Frank c. Burr Moore & Gowing
a ;tion of assumpsit for pasturing IS
c tile for defts. The defense was that
t plf. entire east pasture so called, was
t be at the disposal of defts. cattle,
when in fact other cattle were turned
il TO said pasture by plff. and further,
tat plf. was to salt and look after said
istid cattle once each week and re-
| ptr TT their condition to defts., and in con-
S luence of plff.'s failure to do this, six
o; said cattle were stolen, which fact
Vi,s not known TO plff for three weeks
d they were put to large expense in
Ir,eovering them. Judgment for plff.
! .itt Haskins and Geo. W. Davenport
| flt plf. c. w. Davenport and John w.
| q ecker for deft.
| Isaac Estey Clark Harris. A bee
else. The lovely April day was too
NJ lch for the correspondent of this pa
| r, who wandered forth to breath the
b lmy air upon the Newfane hills. He
b viewer enquired the result of this trial
mich he has forgotten.
State Brattleboro. Indictment for
7 gleeting to comply with an order of
t is Court in building highway. Judg-
I ent guilty. Continued for assessment
o, fine. Chas. L. Arnold, States attor-
n y for the prosecution. Clark and Has
ms for respondent.
State Hiram Chamberlain. Indict-
! ent for burglary. Bail $1,000 called
AID forfeited. Motion to CHANGER by
,hn W. Chamberlain, bail. After a par
tiil hearing on the motion, the cause
vas continued on the application Of
unset for the BAIL Chas. E. Arnold
ate's attorney for the prosecution.
{ ark, Haskins and c. w. Davenport
f respondent and bail.
| Court adjourned Wednesday the goth
ii st.
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BOSTON MARKET--Apr. 9


FLQUR.-There is very little change in Flour. The
sales have been at 81 % "a $3.50 for Western super
fine s4,T5, g $500 for common extras, and $50 q
50 % for choice
GRAIN.-The market for Corn not so firm The
sales have been at 2l al % for new Southern aud
Western yellow Oats are in fair demand. The
sales at s. Ga g cts. Rye sales at Sl00 a lilo z BUSH
PROV 1SI0NS.-Pork is quite steady with fair
demand. The Sales have been at 10000 o. s22
90 for prime $3.50 9 s29, for mess. Beef has besn
Lard 1914 ne. q ID. Smoked Hams. l61 o III G.
IN. =
PRoDUCE.-Good and choice new Butter has met
with fair demand and prices range from IS a. 80
for choice, 30 q 80 cts q ID for common. Cheese
is quite firm with the sales at Is a l6c for farmers
diaries, and l6 "a l712 cts for factory. White Beans,
SLIP q 2,s5 Potatoes selling at s. @ 70 cts. q
bushel. Eggs 20 a q cts a doz.
W00L,-The market for domestic wool remains
quite dull The sales have been $4,000 pounds
of fleece and pulled. the fleece from SO "a 81 cents
as to quality. Pulled has been sold high is @
81 cts. per lb.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-29

A OuILT OF 5,495 PIEcEs.-Mrs Hor-
ace Ellison of Rockingham, now sixty
three years of age, has recently cut,
pieced and finished bedquilt of five
thousand four hundred and ninety-five
pieces. 1t is called the "Grand Wash
ing.on Feather" She put the pieces to-
oetber in about two months, and did the
quilting in twelve days besides doing ner
own homework during the same time
Mrs. Ellison is evidently one of the in
dustrious sort. Girls, save your pieces
aud beat her quilt if you eau!
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Married.

In Keene, n. H.. April 10, by W. II. Clark, ISAAC
chester.
In Cambridgeport, Vt. April 20, by Rev, J. C. Nc
Collom. CYRUS L. GLYNN, Esq of the firm of |.
Glynn 4 Sons of Felchyille. and Miss LILA II.
DAVENPORT of Cambridgeport
In Ludlow, April 18th, BY Geo; E. Walker, Esq,
ON, both of Montreal, Canada.
In Springfield. April 13. by Rev. L. III. Cobb WIN
L. DODGE III. D.. and Miss HATTIE S. STEELE
also. by the same, on the 18th, Mr. HORACE D.
GOULD and Mrs. ADDIE NJ. CURRIER, all Of
SPRINGFIELD.
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FIRE AT MoNTPELIER.-The dwelling
house and buildings of the late Judge
d. P. Thompson in Montpelier were
burned on Tuesday morning, either by
an lncendiary or by the Stacking of lime
in the barn. The buildings had just
been thoroughly repaired, and were val
ued at 81 900, and insured for $500.
The house was occupied by tenant, but
the valuable library and manuscripts of
the author were still kept there. The
library was mostly saved with the furni-
ture.
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Ell P. Taft, Esq, of Townshend has
upon his farm now carried on by Cant.
Frederick Howard formerly Of Grafton,
five cowswhich have broughtseven calves
the present spring, all alive and bid fair
to live long and grow large.
Taft made several very excellent
pictures of the late ice blockade in tie
eddy and the raising of the siege Tie
views were taken at various stages
of the seige showing the channels and
their progress, the last having been tax
en- but thirty minutes before the falling
of the ice bridge or arch, which for FIVE
days constituted special attraction. =
He also has fine winter scene of this
vicinity, taken just after the heaviest
snow storm of the winter. 1t will be
cooling and refreshing to look at in July
and August.
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Vermo mt Conference.

The Vermont Conference held its an
nual session at Springfield last week,
closing its labors ON Monday. The fol-
lowing are the appointments for Spring
field District.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-29

HEAVY ROBBERY AT GUILFoRD.-A
very bold robbery occurred in Guilford-
on Tuesday morning last. Two men en-
tered the house of Ira Kent, farmer in
Guilford, about O'Clock, Tuesday morn
ing, seized and gagged his housekeeper,
an elderly woman, and one of them held
a pistol at her head while the other
searched the house for plumber. They
carried away $500 in government
bonds belonging to Mr.. Kent, who was
at work on distant part of his farm,
and $500 in bank notes belonging to the
housekeeper The thieves had not been
gone more than twenty minutes, before
the woman came to her senses enough to
go out and tell the story to man pass
ing by, when an immediate alarm was
given. The robbers We're identified as
men who had called at the house, Mon
day night, begging lodgings, which were
denied them. Mr.. Kent offers reward
of $500 for the capture of the thieves
and recovery of the bonds.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-29

RICHMOND MARKET.-The butter mar
,et was active in Richmond, Monday,
The sales being 125 tubs at from 80 to
SO cents per pound.
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CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, Apr. &c. 1870
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal.
8 week. 21Si 1862 225 200 1900
I week. l772 $lo5 100 iIlSS 500

This week. 2la 4662 rs 200 l90
Last week. l772 3l05 ll00' 100 500
One year ago. 2505 6l3O $50 300 700
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $500 @ s13.5
first quality $3.50 a 1915; I'd quality. II 90 Sl2 90
third quality. 5000 a 1915.
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen, y pair $50
a 800.
three years old, $40 a $50.
Mich Cows and calves.-s35 $50. SIS and 500.
Veal Calves IS a $40.
Sheep and. Lambs.-Per head in lots. $50 @ $50.
extra S., 40 a 950
Hides.-71ao q ID.
REMARKS.-Beef remains thessame, the sales be-
ing at 10 q l312e. average for good to best.
The quality of sheep was better than usual this
week and full prices sustained. The sales were a
10c, lot at SEC Another lot sold at $3.50 head.
Veal plenty and poor. and market weak.
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WESTMINSTER FARMERS CLUB.-The
Westminster Farmers Club closed their
weekly meetings Tuesday evening April
9th inst, with a sugar festival, land it
was new sugar too,) which was enjoyed
until about nine o'clock when those who
wished repaired to the upper Hall to en-
ioy sweet sociable or use their nimble
feet in keeping time to sweet music,
guided by the cotillon call, all of
which was closed before II o'clock, and
notwithstanding the terrible travelling,
it was pleasant success, the receipts
amounting TO S71.00
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For Sale.
AT BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

For Sale.
AT BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
THE large and beautifully located Homestead Of
L the late NATHANIEL TUCK Err, Esq. The house
containing 10 rooms of brick, with barns and sheds
attached with about two acres of land.
The situation is unsurpassed for beauty. command
ing view of both sides of Connecticut River Falls.
&c The rides and walks in the vicinity celebrat
ed for the picturesque and beautiful scenery. The
village contains churches of the various denomina
lions and good common and select schools and also
the Post Office and Railroad Depots are within a
short walk of this place. There three daily
trains for Boston, New York, Montreal and White,
Mountains.
The central position Of Bellows Falls. in reference
to cities, and places of summer resort and the
facility of reaching them, render it most desirable
locality for any one wishing acountry esidence.
ALSO. 2 acres of land opposite the Island House.
commonly known as the Park.
Also, the Toll Bridge and Franchise over Con-
necticut River, with Toll House &c. 1
For particulars apply to j. III. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Cashier of Bellows Falls Bank. to s. F. GOOD
RIDGE. ESQ. No. IS Pine Street. New York. or
to Mr.. TUCKER on the premises.
Bellows Falls, May /, 1870. 16
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-29

The presiding elders Of the other three
districts are all newly appointed, and
are as follows Montpelier District, j. A.
Sherburn; st. Johnsbury District, 1.
McAnn; St. Adams District, w. ID.
Malcolm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-29

How THE WOMEN STAND-In every
Instance where the women of the State
have given any expression as to their
opinions on Woman Suffrage, it has been
overwhelmingly against it. The first
vote was by a gathering of women at
Westminster West, who were unanimous
against it. Recently the 14th school
district Of Royalton was canvassed as
follows: Whole number, 20, fer, 2, no
opinion 5, against 63. A district in
Hinesburg was canvassed on the 10th
inst. and resulted thus Whole number
of women over q years of age, 81, no
opinion, /, in favor 8, opposed IS. The
preachers of women suffrage can judge
something from this as to the amount of
missionary work still needed in this
State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-29

SPECIAL TowN MEETING.-The Select.
men have called special town meeting
to be held on Tuesday the 10th day of
May, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, being
the day and at the close of the election
for member of the constitutional conven-
providing choice is made on the
first ballot,-to act upon the following ar
ticles:
LIST. To hear the report of committees
and act thereon.
I'd. To see if the town will appropri-
ate money or authorize the expenditure
of money for the purpose of rebuilding
the dam anticipating the highway which
was washed away at Bartonsville, in Oc-
tober last, or take any action in relation
thereto
Sd. To see what measures the town
will adopt for the collection of certain
highway taxes, and also for the collection
Of the proceeds of certain other highway
taxes which have been collected, but not
appropriated for the benefit of highways,
nor paid to the treasurer.
4th. To see if the town will amend
or recind any resolutions which were
passed at the last annual town meeting.
9th. To see if the town will vote to
have a new index made of records of the
town roads, also a copy Of the records of
all roads in one volume.
9th. To transact any other business
proper TO come before said meeting.
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Died

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry. to be paid for according length
In this village, April 2lst. SANFORD THOMAS
youngest son of Albert S. and Loretta L. Granger.
aged is months and Is days.
In Townshend Apr. 8. HARVEY GREENWOOD,
aged 60 years, months. Mass. and Wis. papers
copy.
In Putney. April l6. Mrs. JOEL LAwTON. aged
60.
In Ludlow. April sth. Mr.. JAMES DRURY, aged
65 years. April 18th, Mrs. WARD, wife of Joshua
Ward. aged So years. April - Miss LUCY TUCK
ER. aged g years. April p. Mr.. GEO. II. WALK
Err, aged so years.
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FOR SALE.

The Subscribers offer for sale their farm Of $50
situated in Grafton. miles from Chester De-
pot, and known Is the Capt. Burgess farm" Said
woodland. and will keep Is COWS and team. and Is
well fenced with stone wan. There is an abundance
of grated fruit and Q sugar orchard Of 1000 trees
with new sugar house. well fitted up. The buildings
consist Ct q two story Brick House With I. barns
supplies both house and barn with running water.
Terms easy. Is. A. i. I. PARK.
Address. B. A. PARK. Londonderry. Vt. 10-l7
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Also Harnesses made and repairing done to order.
Work warranted snd best Of stock used. and goods
not cheaperl Is n H. BLANCHARD.
Bellows Falls. April II. Ism
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gelluws falls Times,
LOCAL MATTERS.

: High Way Blanks for sale at this
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CHILDREN,S CARRIA GES.
COFFINS, CASKETS, andi BURIAL
ROBES.

trimmed at short notice.. All in want Of anything in
my line will find it for their interest to call and
anime my goods before purchasing. Remember the
place at HALLS
II Chester Depot. VT.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.

lot of second hand CARRIAGES AND HAIR
NESSES for sale by PHELPS 4 TOWNS.
Bellows Falls. April 20. 1870. 1918
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

Sns' tisb ,S}h btu fer Ass.fiKs Iis
Ienbart, eartr' pie ssut nah eisner Art',
teunt pobl Ssrsr; psnieer befdnnt eilrftt
tnbt6 pie 5tdtlahe istH, oab Der Dottcr
Gtftubart rtrtlid esIebt bat. Gs tf uns
bieriiber in sinem Srisfe pes Gteelcsen
Seumann an ben GcnHltoriaIratb 5auber
In gidtburg I'd. d. @Sttinseu, ben 20.
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aufbsWabrt. 60 betbt partu: DSn meis
ner Sugeup lebte elm pamaIs Getr bstann'
ter @arttar5t, irsl6sr auf atIen Mdrttsn
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Scrisen Sattbunpsrts, bd Id Su Bets stn
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pem er auf feline S6aublbne gttrften
mar, Ieine Nsbs NIT sieIen 9scrtenhnFng:
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rabmtr Dottcr Giitnbart!" SD babe aber
Ihcn bas Gnpe Ieines 8ubmes erlsbt uno
CLAUDE, bag mad bunpert Sabren 9fte'
mano ptftn miro, oab Elm Iarttl6reter,
Namens Gtlenbart, in Der WeIt geweisn.
SoGte absr bies mein pOltieriptum 70 alt
wsreen, 70 bcTt, Id, man pfrOe mein
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berilbmte 5srr Sob. anpreas Giienbart,
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lid 8rauni6peisii6 2instursilhsr 9It'
pilestrter 9anparjt, rrie aud &Sni9l.
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mad buutert Sabren per9s1sn lstn rerbe
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pas 9irp pon psrffIrter Wartti6reisre
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BeiIe auf6nst, ME mad 5eumann's 3eus'
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0iQu0rs S0iuSlmi1f
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Mainlrabt ssssniitsr Srn. 9. @rSbsrs Sotsl,
9sbe parf.
fSrsunetn unb 9sfanntsn, insbsipnbsre absr
ben Serren Gjaiprtben ;ur srfdaissn anjeisr,
rab es meiu Selreten iein pire, meine 2unesn
prompt unb rssa unb nit ben be1tn @anrrn su
bsbienrn. @ein gprratb umfabt aubsr ben &C.
prbnlibsn eiquDren ..t.... ...... .... -.
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..... &umunb GprbtaIs,
pelbe Iimmtlidb, mas Aualitdt unb 8rinbtii
anbeIanst III feinsm Gtablilsmsnt bisisr Staet
bslisr su taben linb.
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unb Baaren na6 iebem Stabttbrile fclfenfrei
geliefert.
Das G5eIGGft Iiebt unisr her esituns bss Srn.
@tc Winlh. a..
lin rs9t inbIrei8tn 3ulpru6 bittst
14jr9 al r.- 9Bm. eSHtr.
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ScressstO11 Sons,
3cuis Sod, gigsntbHmtr.

Das Ubise, bsauem am Giienbdbn- Depot ssIe.
gene 6cts srlfer aIniis ii ufuerbines brbtuisne
SsrgrpBsrt unp peridpuert ipprben.
WPit tfm Spisl 1T cine Jlsitauratiou Ssrbuns
ben, pr parmr unR faltr Speiffn nlIer 9lrt au
ieber 5dgesSeit iersirt perbeH. Srilde NuIfern,
nebt alien Sprtsn epu fauer rinsemadttn Spei~
fen immrr SSrrGtbig. 9s6ts Rbeiu, uue Wcisl-
peins eissnrr 9mportatipn fir aranfe unb ga.
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Wletns 6rrunbs unp Srfannts, Ippie cas- ret
isnbs publifum iberbaupt fue su ;ablrri6sm
8elu6s bDfi6if einssIabtn.
2617 esuts Reh, Drop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

p6g- @ir empfeblen unieren Gslsrn unc
alien brnisniseu, ipelde i'm Sesriif ltsben
einen parlOr Sfsu gu taufen, losleih gu
pen @ebruoern 9eUnarp su gsbsn. sic
baben bic sr5bte unp bette Guewabl unp
vertauisn unter Dem 8pfeupretIe. Wan
piro rabei prufitiren, Islb1 penn man
ben Sfen srR mad Sabrssfrif eebrauhsn
mid. 9erssbt ni6t ben pias, @ebr.
eecnarc, ssgsniitsr BEN Gcuribauie. l3ir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

aauft ieBt!-Die 5irma ,,G,sbriibsr Sob.
Imitb" bat zen nsuli6sn Saa bss Cob, asic'S
benuBt unp sinsn unsrbeurtu 8Orratb non
gBaarrn su lsbr biIissn preiisu srfaubrn. Da
aber bic preilt in 2-3 Nonatsn pisIlsiGt nod
msbr bsrunterssben unb mir uniersn 8Orratb
srr esr i3eit germ lOsihlasen mB6ten, 70 Strfau'
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pcr,ubruesn. llsbspsuss bid, Iiebfr esfsr in
Np. 30i 9addwanna Apenue. 2lmjfm
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SefOubere Osaebriebt.

Ra6ri6t pirb bitrmit ssestsH. bab Der Inter.
,ei6nstr. ,.8srfsrtissr unp @erfGufsr Yen gsis
neraIpaIsr unp iOnifigsn @strdnfen in 5Iai6en," "
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eer amtshubs bss Staatslrfretdrs Srn peHnlyI-
vanifn brpcnirt bat, une aesen irssne zine ptr'
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pirp aflfslf6 pfrfnbren peresu.
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@an bsadte ua6fsbsntsn gsltBtrue:
,,Gs ,pirb birrmii as nnefIsbli& srfldrt fir
irasne psIde ptrIpn oSsr perlcnsn otne Gr-
laubniB ees GissutbRmtrs irstne 10 tsist6nste
glaIten nit Niusralpalier oesr icnifissnt ST.
frGnfr ,u fiilsn, su ssrfaufsu, gu SsrstbsH iu
faufen, pSer bamit ~ bnnbfln, tpsnt iestt Gla|
t6s niht pom rstbtsn Giseutbiimfr sefdutt pire;
unp irarub Ssmanb, Der i6 70 psrsrbt, IL bait
bar fir cine Strafs ron fiinf;is GENTS fslr ttbt
IpIdls 5laI6e, 10 esfillt cbtr prrtauft erbrauHt
perasbrn, aefauft Cosr bamit stpaneelt fur has
rrits gerasben unb flint Dollars fit jsbss peiitrr
9srasbsn, Az erlanstn Dor irstnb einsm Mlntrs
mann perr 8rtsosusribtsr, ME Straftn sslsPlit
,u trIanesu tiiib fir BEN Staat." 24f7H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31
GerInania Halle.

Ginfm Ssrtbrtsu publifum bic sretbsnf aH
ssigr, baB Obiers, uabt eem Depot ssIeasnr eOfd
4 une nntrr Der 9eitlne ets liniepeihuettn etm
btuti6rn publifum isst witbsr cffsn ifsbt.
Die 3sit esr fOrmslltu Giupsibuue pirb pd'
ter btfannt eemaGt.
Das dusesssidnsts ,.Orhsfrisu" une Elm
burheretfenee 9tutiIatirH ma6en bielfs eeI
ju etm anesnebmtrn GufrntbaItssrt IN
Stabt. Q0tD Sobn 5stbIeL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

- 3wsi Sucsn lpraHrn iibsr bic gBit'
ttruns. uHo Der cine msiI tie. NIT benz
0sumpnO wrVoe fte Ft dnos ru. Da faste
Der anpsrs: ,Wsi! mas 'fdnst cenn her
lsts @ott nit Rem alten MCucsn an?"
,.Ru.a srpipsrte per anher'e mad sinieem
Ssfunen: aea psrrsn Sts ru6cHs sTaus
semaht."
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@ ScGofpeimeSiic6tersp

made i'd bisrmii bsfanut tae i'd fiipIi6 sintn
bIbi6sn Gtsr gutter RaHs anssfauft babe, her
ieetr3sit ssesn srrines Bersiituns Su Disnffn
Iffbf Spf. Baum 9drtneL
10m,70 ReBetr, Gsbarlfraer.
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@. reeu,
5GnOlsr in impOrtirtsn unb sinbsimifGm
i1rinfn, Giqu6ren, Gigarrru, ST.,

AIS Gdtapanna Astnut.
Der bette Bourbon in Der @esenb. Smpcrtir
gGtins unb 9ranbies. Die bette @uspabl Icsben
aus benz ;3oabauIe erbaltsn unb Su prtiien ptr.
fault, bic jrber Sfpufurrens fpotten. tE-'H
Gbenfalls Gin grocer gorratb impprtirter unb
einbeimildrr 9isarrsu, bic nit serinsrm prCfii
ptrfauft perben. s4
pprtsr utO ale, lit sanSen unb bdlbtn 8G0erit,
irtmsr SUrr6tbis 3u BEN uiebriefen Marftpreiie.
gBaarsn tpsrctn fcitsnfrri nab isetm Sbsils
her gitp absrfefsrt. rt
Dantsnf fur bas bisberiee 3phuusn, bittst
Hm Grbalhtns bslisIbet in bfr !3ufunft.
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