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John G. Sake has just returned
from very delightful and profit,
able lecture tour through the
South. At Mobile, Vicksburg,
Tuscaloosa, Savannah, Memphis,
and other cities he was greeted
with audiences not only large, but
embracing the best social position
and highest culture of the South
ern States. His lectures, poems,
etc. as read by himself, were sub
jects Of the highest encomiums
from the press wherever he went,
and have led to very numerous en-
gagements for next season. Mr..
SAKE has sold his residence at AL
bany, and was last week looking
around the suburbs of New York
for place which shall hereafter
he his home-snot for day, hut
for all time"
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THE back pay steal by the Forty
second Congress becomes more and
more enormous the more we look
tit. The plea for the prospective in
crease, even if complete and valid,
would not justify the back-action
plumber. We are told that the abo-
lition of the thanking privilege and
the reduction of the mileage rate
made the increase necessary, but
neither of these causes apply to The
Forty-second Congress. Members
of that body enjoyed the franking
privilege, and got the full twenty
cents per mile for travelling; and
when they voted themselves $1,000
each in addition, they paid them
selves not only more than their
predecessors had ever received, but
more than they contracted to pay to
their successors. They made ex-
ceptions of themselves and of the
Congress TO which they belonged,
and in their greed violated ali prin-
ciples of equity as well as ofjustice.
Our only regret is that year and q
half must expire before any of the
authors of the great wrong can be
brought before the people for con-
demnation they SO richly merit
Missouri Democrat.
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FROM TOwAxDA.

We have had all the variety OF
bad weather that has visited the
west. The season has been rather
unfayorable fer the farmers. l
am told (by old settlers) that this
is the most backward spring that
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GEN. CANDY.

General Edward Richard Sprigg
Candy, of the | United States Army,
who has been killed by the Modocs,
was born in Kentucky III 1919, and
was consequently in the 54th year
of his age when he lost his life.
lie graduated at West Point in 1889,
and served in the Florida war from
that year TO 1912. lie was made
Assistant Adjutant General, with
the rank OF Captain, March 8, 1S47,
and was distinguished at Cerro
Gordo. lie was breveited Major
for his conduct at ContIeT0s and
Cherubusco, August 20, 1877, and
brevetted Lieutenant Colonel fol-
gallant conduct at Belco Gate, Sep
TENDER Is, 1917. lie was appointed
Captain of the Third Infantry in
June, 1857, aud Major of the Tenth
InTantry, March ,, 1855. lie was
made Colonel OF the Nineteenth In
fantry, May IA, 1851, and Brigadier
General OF Volunteers, March 81,
1862.
He served in the Utah expedition
under Gen. A. S. Johnston, and in
1859 and 1850 commanded Fort
NJNAt1s w nth SttS ECOCtiLOA
broke out he was in New Mexico,
and exhibited great skill and iudg-
ment in defending the territory
against the rebels. lie afterwards
served in the War Department al
Washington, and commanded the
| troops in aud around New York
City at the time of the riots in July,
1868, and resumed his post in the
War Department November Is,
1858. In May, 1864, he was made
Major General, commanding the
| Districts embracing Missouri, Ar
kansas and the Gulf He COM
manded the expedition which cap
tured Mobile, April II, 1866, and 10
which surrendered the rebel Gen.
Dick Taylor and his army. lie was
appointed BrigadieF General L. s.
A., July ., 1872. During the re-
construction campaign he com.
manded successfully the Fifth and
First Military Districts, and was al
the time of his death in ccmmsnd oil
CoIumbia, with headquarters al
Portland, Oregon.
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A fifty-two inch vein of coal a

A fifty-two inch vein of coal at
= depth of twenty-three feet, has
been discovered in the vicinity OF
Fort Scott.
J. c. Horton, of Lawrence, is
preparing . pamphlet showing the
Indebtedness of all Kinds of every
county in the State.
The Cedarville (Smith county
Pioneer says there is water fall
on the Solomon river near that
place, of twenty-four feet. Steps
are being taken to erect Touring
mill there.
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OUR PROSPECTS,.
FROM CHASE COUNTY.
CEDAR VALLEY, Chase Co..
Anil TX 1879 I

April Ia, 1873.
To-day is one of the rough days
of the year. Snow flew this NOR
ming like January in some of the
northeastern States. Let it rip.
The hotter tho war the sooner
peace. We enjoy the fire and
write for THE News.
Last week rowing prairie fire
swept from the south and licked
up the old grass like blazes. And
now from the snow capt noun
tains of the northwest the wind
sends the snow in drifts. The fire
started from Mr.. Frank Crisup's,
and before it left him burned his
stable, COW, and part Of a NOW
ing machine. But from where the
wind started I don't pretend to
say. But one thing I will say:
Would like to see one tenth of the
vacant land of Kansas planted by
forest timber, to some what break
these northern breezes. Can any
thing be done to induce the gov
eminent to do so.
Mr.. David Hunter had, 8 few
days since, little boy Is years
old, killed by being kicked by
horse.
The showers of last week have
brought the wheat, oats and grass
forward finely.
Farmers are preparing to do q
larger amount of breaking than at
any other season before. We hope
to see it doubled this summer to
what it was last.
WHEAT RAISING.
No other crop in this State has
paid in the past as well, nor will in
the future, as the raising Of wheat,
both spring and fall. From 10 to
so bushels of wheat to the acre
are raised in this valley in any
thing like fair cultivation, and yet
there are now more buying whe at
and -four than have TO sell. The
result is, all the money has to go
to buy -four, groceries, clothing,
&C., and nothing to sell except
corn and oats, and these at a very
low price. Some are raising cat
tie, and good profits sre realized
by that business. But the profits
generally go to Texas for more
stock, and but little laid out in i'm
provements And what improve
ments are made are generally paid
in trade of some kind. Is it any
wonder money is scarce by such :
. system. 1000 bushels Of wheat
can be raised at g great deal lesi
cost per bushel than 100. From
what ] have seen in this State
am satisfied that 40 acres nov
lying in prairie, broken any tim,
between now and the first of July
stirred the last of August or tn
first OF September, and good, clear
wheat drilled or shovcled in ant
rolled by the tenth of September
will make next year 1000 bushel
of good fall wheat, that will b
worth, next fall, from $1,000 t
81, 800 dollars. But n patch O
five or ten acres sown broad cast
in October, on ground half pre-
pared, wheat half covered anon,
weeds, and loss of seed by chick
: ems, won't pay. What good d
railroads do the farmer now?
affirm but very little. But whe
you see mills at the many goo
water powers now unimproveS
and great warehouses at the di
4 ferent. stations, and twenty (
e thirty teams daily, in the fall an
r winter, hauling wheat, We will a
1 hear much less about hard time
IS and scarcity OF money. Farmer
It let's raise the wheat and then v
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HANING resigned the Office Of Attor-
Ii ney OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway company for Kansas, and
having opened law Office I'm this city, 1
shall give my undivided attention to my
profession. Those placing business In my
hands may rest assured that l will use
every honest effort 10 make satisfactory
returns. Very respectfully,
WILLARD DAVIS.
Parsons, Kan, March Is, 1878. 1870
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Theatrical ladies seem to be in
high favor at Vienna, three of
them having had exceeding good
fortune during the past year. Miss
Dustmann, a lady of limited means
and unlimited aspirations, had an
admirer whom she turned away
for another. The swain whom
she disdained has recently died,
leay ing her 3 large fortune. Ans
other, Miss Rabatinski, is to be
married to a very wealthy manu-
facturer. One of the paragraphs
Of the marital contract STIMULATES
on separation, no matter for what
cause, or which party demands it.
one hundred Thousand dollars are
to be paid to the lady. The third,
Mile. Trousil, singer, is engaged
to captain in charge OF the Ger
man north pole expedition. He
has legally pledged himself to
marry her on his return, or to
leave her all his possessions.
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INNOCENT.

anu e11Cu NOtc0 aSaluSi IT. 1ney
therefore voted for an increase TO
Sc, 800 and back pay.
INNOCENT.
f. Z Aeker, Penn. W S HOLMAN. Ind.
J A Amber, Ohio. SW Kellogg, Conn.
8 Archer, Md. II L Herr, Ind.
w e Arthur, Ky. j w Killinger, Pa.
J A Barber, Wis. ID p Lowe, Kansas.
w HBdrnam, Con. J Lynch, Maine.
Beatty, Ohio. & S Marshall. Ill.
> N Ben, n II. W NcCIeIland, Pa :.
j z Bird, n j. G. w McCreary, Ia.
a Blair, Mich. j C McCrew, W Va.
z II Brd1tOR, Va. 4 T fcIntyre, Ga.
J Burlington, Mass.C l. Merriam, Ny.
II c Burchard, Ill. w u Merrfek, Md.
0 ID Conger, Mich.J Monroe, Ohio.
A II Cotton, Iowa. w E Nibldck., Ind.
5 3 Coz, n \. NJ Pendleton, II ].
j n Cre6bs, Ill. W B Read, Ky.
ii J. Dawes, Mass. f II Roberts, y. Y.
w G Donnan, Ia. J NJ Rask, Wis.
I Eames, X l. RB Roossrelt, y Y.
c c Esty, Mas. p Sawyer, Wis.
j F FdThstsorfh, Ill.G w Scoffeld, Pa.
G. A Finkelnburg,L d Shoemaker, Pa.
Missouri. J II Slater, Oregon.
q Foster, Ohio. J A Smith, Ohio.
w ID Foster, Mich. II N Spear, Pa.
w p Frye, Me. II II Starkweather,
J A Garfield, o. Connecticut.
" Goodrich, Ny JE Stevenson, O.
+ Hale, Maine. z iSteGnn, Nd.
J r Harris, Va. w TERN, Va.
! = IIawley, Ill. WI Epson, o.
J II Ifawley, Conn. NJ II Walden, la.
j BHay, Illinois. 81 Waldron, Mich.
G w Hazelton, Wis. Z Wells, No.
# 4 IiFard, n III, " 4 Wheeler, n y,
q Ioar, Mass. c W Willard, VT.
I Wilson, o.
Mr.. Blaine, the Speaker, obtain
ed, on his own motion, an amend
ment to the effect that the back
pay should not apply to his office.
We ask our readers to keep the
above list. They can rely upon it
to this extent, that every man set
down as nnqualifiedly guilty or in
nocent of completely in the salary
swindle is so. There are many
Congressman not named. They
may have helped to steal by pur-
posely absenting themselves; they
may have been unayoidably absent;
we only know the record is not
conclusive with reference to them,
one way or the other. But con-
corning those we do name there is
no room to doubt. We earnestly
urge every reader of the Times
never again to vote for any man
set down in the number of guilty
for any office. All of them have
courted and deserve utter repudi
alton by the public.
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DR.. r. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo n.
Y, first advocated constitutional
as well as local treatment as being
necessary for cure of Catarrh, and
so successful has his Golden Med
ical Discovery proven as constitu-
tional treatment, when accompan-
led with the use of DR.. Sage's Ca
sarrh Remedy, applied locally by
means ofDr. Pierce's Nasal Douche,
1.-THE only method of reaching the
upper and back chambers of the
head9 that he has long offered $500
reward for case that be can not
cure. Both medicines with instru.
ments for 90. by all Druggists.
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oRocERs.
ARCHITECTS.
EMPoRIA socIETIEs.

EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
ENMPOkIA LODGE, No. II. A. r. 4 A. NJ.
II Meets at heir hall, Ruggles y Plumb'S
building. on the Thursday of or next proceed
nag the null moon OF each month, and every
two weeks thereafter. Master Masons in
good standing arc cordially invited to attend.
l.. q. JACOBS. w. n.
e. 4. RERSs, Secretary.
EMPoRIA CHAPTER, r. \. NJ. Meets at
T. Masonic Hall, on the lst and Sd Friday
evenings or each month, ut ~ O'Clock. Com
pauions In gOOd landing are cordially inyit-
ri to attend l.. -. JACOBS, ii. Z.
w. r. COPELAND, Secretary.
NEOSHo VALLEY LODGE, No. Is, 4. =.
IN 4 A. I.M. Meets 1rst Tuesday evening
IN every month, at Eskridge Hall. All Mas.
ter Masons In good standing are invited to at
tend. e.. W. WHITE w. NJ.
q. ID. ALEXANDER. Soc'ty. JAMES, y
ODD FELLOWS.
HNION LODGE No. 10. Meets at Odd Eel.
~ ows' Hall, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening Mt 8 O'Clock. Members ID
good standing In vltcd to attend
ID. 8. GILMORE, ". q.
X. Z. MORRIS. Recording Sec.
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hotels.
MADISON HOus
LIVERY STABLES.
j. II. DAVIS,
JEWELER.
Il. NJ. FRY.

T. NJ. FRY,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
IL JEWELkl, corner room, bancroft
block. Commercial street. Repairing done on
short notice and In q satisfactory style.
Janl72tt
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EMPORIA KANSAS, FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1873.

ton to pay $500 and back paw
and then voted against it. They
therefore voted for an increase to
$500 and back pay.
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PHYSICIANS

j. w. TRUEwOKTHY. M. ID.
physician AND SURGEON, Emporia,
KANSAS
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%Messrs. Garrett and Dickey
voted for the measure on all ex-
cept that to lay its reconsideration
on the table, and did not vote
against it any time.
fMessrs. Hanks and McNeeiy
voted for the amendment twice
Ton the second and fifth vote and
not against it at any time.
Messrs. Eti Perry and Z. ~.
Potter, of New York, j. Packard
of Indiana and j. II. Rice, of Ken
lucky, voted for the measure on
all but the second vote which
wac on the merits of the PROPOSE
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Die neuc Contribution.

Die Qtfimmuns ibsr bic nsue guns
itiluttCn Vpn ptnnIplsauisn fubst cm
Dienitae rem 16. DECEMBER Statt. gBir
batsn pieberbUIt barauf aufmrrfIam sss
mnhi, bab pnS DUfumsnt stne bsbtu.
tsnts 8,rtsFsruns iibsr bic isbiss gon>
tituiicu 1T unb fb sur annabms sm-
pftblt.
gS 1T Sisi, Bnbl 6ur6aus ttiue Sars
tttfrass, unO ss mare babsr faum n6,
tRtB, bic 8iirgsr susrgii6 CUR GuSibuug
tbrey pfttt auiSufOrOsrn, wsnn Der
philadelphia n8tus" ni@t fOlOFaIe au"
trenauns'n mat'c, Der nsusu GOnfttu.
tt eins NitSsrlass ju bsrsitfn. Die
tUrruptrn BntliGwinSlsr lsbsn itre
GriRsnj bsbrObt unb nsubsn aas @tttsI
an, um aud tn Sislsr 5rase ZEN tlar
uusgsipru6snsu 8Oltsw!lsn Su umss-
btn.
Nus birism Grunbs II sS nUtbpsnbte,
Oab isO'r Sirssr isins Stimms absibt,
Oami! fir bic nsus GOnitttutiOn cine 10
tbsrpdI!issnbs Rstrtsit bsraustommi,
Oub aus BabIbstriissrsisn bsS YbiIas
ptlptia 8insss bas 8sIuItut nt6t um-
dnOsrn t6nnen.
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CGingeIanbt.)

uuisr alter 5rsunb $. q. Dttler
tptrp, wls mir b6rsn, an srfsn Q6eibs
nehts Jstsrtage, ben %. DsSbr., tn
5rant StsferS Sale sinen fpIenOibsn
BAL Usrat faItsn, nobel TIN Istns 8rae.
SanS lUpobl aIs aid isius String
Sar0 unt,l ifibsn wsrOsn. DAT ba-
purh loon pUn porn bsrsin fur ben
6auplbt btfanotbeil stnts fsiusn Baas,
fir quite @uaf, sslurst II, II fsltfrsr-
snb.
Dat Dtasr sine Bar ebsnIpsut nit
9strdufsn ausRatten tpirb, ipie mir %
ppn ibm in Der yNlten 90 z" &c
p6but fnp, Ytrfsbt F6 pom lsIbf, unb
mas bic Rid: anbtlanst, 70 brauAsn
mir nur gu fa9rn, Oab @rs. DilIsr bsr'
istsn Sprfsbt, nm OarSutbun, pub iOsar
bar psrpSbnttlts 9sIHmad opaifdnpts
tsfrtsbtst psrbsn rptrO.
QIic gut 3u GGsn unp Su Srtnten.
gutf Nuilt unp unlsrn bidsn prUisTpr
ais OtrrftOr - 6srI mas psrIansf pu
mrbr9
gDtr piinlGfn unlsrsm alttn 5rsunte
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btnjutrappsn - 0siter Never mind
-uno wsnns Bduerntungeu resntt! -
no rr asigt, pa Iabt GuG rubie nispsr,
y. 81. DtIlsr 9sigst fstne lhls6ts 9tsbtr.
Or. N. 6.
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abtr Su itin:m grltauusa, baB 5rsuae
4 niht 10 glidlib mar, elm S6psin
obsr nucsrsS S@Ia6tOtistt gu bsFbsn.
- Gin GrifpIntcriitrr pOn unbsfrsit<
borsm muiitaGii6sU 1aIrnt rag! felt si
nsm ntutih frlsbttn Qbsnieutr ltste
Jnst paar SOlsn. Sd t6nnts aud srs
,dblsn wtebatb - alsin Die GinSrlns
triten 4 ID ln tsIitatsr Rutur CUR Der
OHtntIt&uns.
- penn Elm 9famtrr brs gBtfses
barre GCutbau5 fA cine grtdltune su.
s,juscn BAT unS pas HsbsI bartnddig
II, 70 m6es sr psrRasrt isin, In Serans
ton rapital furivt ;u wsrNru. Das Mits
tel III protirt unS gut bsfunpsn pUrSsn.
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(GurrcipOnbtnj bon gSilfssbnrre. }
8. D5,6r. 1873.


- Starfpsa Ser, wrlGaer Dor etniasn
Nunaitn ben Natban gBbfslrr BON
NieseOw srmprSete, tsalue p0rlgt
0cGs ietuEu 9yUjr6 Dor lsm bie1ssn
@riminaIssritbt. ar I5rber tstauntr
I6 f&uIrig bs6 NOrSss i'm ,p'itsn
@raer. GaS urttsil laulfts, bab er
cine @tlOiraie pon $500 80 6jabtsn
unS cine nSnibbaft bon eff Sabr.n
unO eli WCnateu bel barter Irbsit ~
brfettn bats. BG Nfr 8srurt6stlte be.
rsilS Gin alter Wann 1T, 70 pirp sr
wnt'i sinlib isiu Qsbsn In @ffdnsnib
bff6lisb'n.
- 6r. Gyman Satfs ltarb In Der
5ra3s an Wontas Morgen mad faR
ortiatrig;r Rranfbsit. Ter gsraor
ttns bate fb ais titttsr aepptnt Ell.
ncn w'iirrrbrsIittsn 9uf srwprbsn, StH
tr tiCnttrs In gyiminaliiuen gldn,tnb
bspabrts.
- ga9s Ssm 6arSsp 8pbIert trstsr
gu Ruutieofs tst am Samfas Na6mit,
tag sin Srtmlsr Nam,us GOpnrb RpUrs
unter stnsn 3ag SCn % 6pb!sntarrsn,
rfrsu Rirtr bfu llreIadltarn 70 Srr
itammsItsn, ba6 sr taIO tarauf tarb ;
fr mobnle TN fapli&en Statiibstlr.
g s. Gbais Spa bier wurpt am
MiipCb pom Der. St. Ss at ais
St usrsinnttusg brs II. Dtfrlfis pOn
ga. (gujfrns Gcuntp) btfitisi. Der
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8rriammIuus Upn 6rsunbrn rrr nsu II
GonNitatIOn wurps srf.rn @tfnp I'm
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parsa ttisBi. Hihtr 0arrid W. Sar
rtns ii6rtt esn 8crib, init folgtResn
6srrtn ats gics prdFoentrn:
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8obfr, Gas. u. Wiutr, q. 8uttsr,
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s0iaiams. Abrabam Siraub, s. g9.
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Wr. y. boupt, Sac. Gamgbsa. SEQ.
gG. 9snrstt, S60s. Suid, Gbas, 8ot5,
s. 6. 9latss.
Die 6srrsn @0as. 81. SadaIsw, B.
gG. &i@am, 6, 6. gprtsb', 6rnr9 9t.
5opt, STANLEY Dppbwaro uAe Ssnrp
gB. palmer frIdutsrtsn biz sin,glntn
iwriftlbaitfu puutte bsr niu,u gtrfaI.
iu, q unb tspisisn, baB nat Gtnwtnbun.
gen 0a8s8sn tst 0snansrsm SmStum tn
Nibt6 isridasn.
gGinu, pis In pititm 6G(lr, Die 9eittr
oss bsicsn prIittitsn 9artttfn lb Elm.
limnis iu @unfsn her nsusn @onfttus
ton auSiprtGen. 70 tn Fe fatr smpftb.
l'nswsrlt. Ilon ssbs fsint Sitmms
om na@3'H D'rnfaac ia . cis mere
Gopa,mtlcn OF
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TIie8euHi6 ID 6.

- Gin tstaunttr Scrantousr S&au
ipj'Irr dpts tirslIt tn i.iusa getal, et,
8uQf Gfs raisnesn NoIanp tlu uni
matts isine Sa&s 70 po5!5,Td6, 6ab
5rau uno Sinpsr Dor @ntisesn 1obsn.
- Gin nsufs gBslt lbfr ,,Saltlun
gen uno bsrsn 8sosuiuu9", pun siusm
Prsuetl&sn NaiOr aubfr Gisna g1.,"g'' or, -
pigO tsl9siuer, iObaiH, F res O.'ru ',.'.0. ;,
men g,.rl.aer F"S't ptI%sr npnn'Pt'"
: gaefn 5rsua0 I Bot iaplid siueu
sStB sema&t tsr usu unp urisiusq if,
Gr btfsats tinsn WsBssr Iua Sbla6'
tsnj trr SGIa&isE srl&tsR nit Dad
Nus, aeurhmaidias gup 9uetaSr, fant
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Mari9aas= Serfanf
uOn 0jrnnbetaentbum.


gaut zines gsfrbls Bon gsnbihcni- Grppnas,
ausgsiteat bon Der WayOrs Court Ser Siaet
Seranton une an mild ssri6tet Rsres i'd In
Offtutlt6sr gsrifsissrHnS in ssm Gpurtbaule
ppn Scranton am
0cnnlriias Otn Is. De,br. 1873,
nm 10 nbr gplmittaes, bds na6feIaens Sc.
i9rteteri Stssntbum sum 8frfauf ausbieten,
namlih; =
alIe bic 8ebtr, Sitsl unS 9nttreigsTe5T e5Tiebsns
flagtsn In unb auf has nasa. gBarb esr Giip
Gigentbuni, aelsassse., pa. nemIidb: Sine
SfranisH j, 80 uub 81 i'm Auabrat peer
As.ssss sssss 30 % pcH price u. pantpal's Qebitipn
5rr City ppn Srautpn, pa, bsIaett Cots fue
IS GuB 8Tpnt an Walbingtpn Strdbt unh $50
5uB tirf fntlaus Grant glpsnus. Alts angts
baut nit sinsm srsifSdissn bTJsrnn @pbn-
bauie baTauf.
Rii 9sl@lde bsIsstunb in Grefutipn ssupm-
mtn auf bic 8lage ben Spbn Weeann ataen
ghbad RordH. = gtuo. Gr. 2i5, Bs,. Ger.
min 1873; S6ulb $2i0; GpRnslls, anpali.
@iari4aIls StHss, :. .. 9DaIfb,
Srantun, 2. Dsi. 1879 @larl9aa.
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WObclu !! Wt6bglu :!
0rief;er S Gu.

SOC Sadapauna gIps, nabe @aibiusiuu 1--WE,
sttsen bisrmit ptm bruli6sn YubIifum an, ene
ilr ibr @eltdft uaG ibrsm sisnrR ntufn sc
bauss nd5fe dbiIgs ven ibrrm frdbtrtn glaBf
pgTlegt baten.
Dem asebrtrn publifum fir bisbsrietu 3u-
iprut eanfen', ssben mir lugsi9 bic gerIl&.
trung, bal mir uniers tunetn aud in 3ufunfi
reel unp sillie bspifntu prretn.
RtParatuten prompt ausgrfnbIi.
6bsniO entpftblsn mir ms als esi5snbtipr
aCY.
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Seispricb Sccbf,
GHTGfa SGifG HRO Gi&tGr GabFif,
Slgtum,s eflats, Sfrant0H, DO.

GmpfstIru ibrs Ssife unt eibtsr, spn BE-
fen Wlatrrial fabrisirt uuS ju ben biaisfen
yrtiIfu.
Seifs unb giGisr i'm Gjrpbru anb aIrirsn
ppu better GualitGt. uuibliit unS 6ett prrftu
IN 6anih angtnommsn corr aud gum bUt.
fen glartiprsils baar brjnblt. Bette Rpfus
Stife pirS fprtpGbrsnb enirIbit fabrijirt. 22f
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yRsq aDcrfG1ufesp {:

Ger llnterSsitnets Offsrirt iein bppprltrs
SndIfeinippbnbaus an Wnbilou Apsnus sum
gsrfauf. DaIitlte 1T NIT WalIer, gas unb
allen mcSsrnen gsrbtirrnnsrn rinarrihtet une
lteet an elmer Der REORGANIZATION Snaesn pcn
Seranton. Gin autaStall unb aneers an-
ssbdube liub auf bsm gisfntbum. Ssbinsun.
gen unh Gsrminr lsitbt.
1904 @eprqe 8ramba.
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9ln bic bentitbc 8eb6lfernn9
Won Pennsylvanien.

Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
lent Sure glufmnfiamftit ouf bic irbr Iiber.
alsE 9ntsrtlIen, ptl6e Ie an OsPplltprsn BE-
,ablt, du bic SeSingungen, untfr ttntn Sell
;uriidbsiablt pirb, unS bripnbsr8 auf bic 9rpB'
Siderbsit, pel6s purb bic Sirsftprfn Ser BAN
aebUtrn pirb. Dies bstpGiif bic GbatIa6e, baB
Obfdpn rs wsnisrr ais Gin 9abr H. felt nil
@rlbbttrag bssanusn, mir teBt sinfn srS6trsr
8eI6Gfts ais Drppftum baten, ais aIIf biz
Sparbanfsr pUn otsirm County. gStr gfbsr
nidt IL neil penn mir Iaseu, baB unIsrsn De-
ppitpren 70 srpSs Si4rrbsit 9ebpten iptrS, alf
iraenb peItbrn anbersu SparrDspritorsn an
oielem gpntinsnte.
Bite, lpre6t in Der 9anf por unS Sbr er'
bait bort 3irfuIars, prldr tbrr ale 8fsslr
unS 9rbtnSungrn Gu6 glusfunft ssteu.
SpI. 8. Scranton. IUlss SayIpr, 9. O.
pirrrs, gB. SO. g8iutcn, IbpmaS Dtdlpn
Gamasl Slpan, 9cbn 8risbiu, Sra Sripy unt
8. .. phelps iirO bic Dirrttrrfn. f6mj7
8. Q. pieree, prdiicsnt.
8. 3. pbslps, SbaBmsiRer.
Ibpmas DidfUn espraiicent.
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Der untsarifnste bistrt birrmit iisbsn quite
pteref une 8rf9irrf, cine arSabl fra6t- unt
aneerf Wasen nsb5 glllrm 3ubebGr gum Der
taufe an. Nabrre gIusfunft ertbetlt W. aapp,
Srantpr, pa. 23c
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Serfanfe -@erlangt.
R1t Oerfoaafcm:

Gin gutter GjrIhdflsifan6 1T Grdtalb, Gu,
Ssrne So. pabt fir 6CtrI ptcr iresnb Gin an.
esrs5 gsI6Gft. Yiit S6ruer, Gisbaus unb
anoerfn arbautru. gBirb Serfauft peer Srr-
mietbrt. 3u rrfrasrn BEL 6rau ADAMS,
arbbnle. ffbtm