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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
Rutland County.


On New Years eve, b. w. Burt and
lady entertained the Gorham society with
their usual hospitality. The attendance
was numerously large, from the fact which
leaked out day or two before that the
Rev. W. II. Ayers, the highly esteemed
pastor of the Congregational church, was
to be presented with an elegant new cap
Al very opportune moment, A. F. Kel-
logg, Esq, stepped forward from the cir
Gle of friends surrounding their pastor, and
in manner peculiar to himself, presented
the cap with the wish of happy New
Year, hoping its warmth might penetrate
his heart his intellect grow and mature
the fruit we are permitted to Gull that
should fit our souls for an eternal happy
new year. Mr.. Ayers expressed his sur
prise and gratitude, the former being so
great it was difficult for him to express
himself as his feelings indicated. At n late
hour the company separated, all feeling
that it had been one of the most enjoyable
events of the season.
Last Friday evening the Methodist church
was well filled to listen to the lecture of L.
w. Redington of Rutland on his travels
through Europe. He was listened to with
marked attention, and all went home feel
ing richly repaid for the hour spent
The Sabbath school concert held in the
Methodist church last Sunday evening was
a grand success in every particular Both
teachers and scholars did credit to them
selves and TO the school of which they are
members b.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

THE repeal of the salary-grab drags very
heavily in the Senate" SO special Wash
ington correspondent took the trouble of
reporting, and newspaper was compelled
to pay the expense of telegraphing the
same, as we'll as comments thereon. Is any
sensible person surprised that the 'repcal'
drags heavily ? Does any one believe that
these salaries will ever be much lower than
they arcnow If so, we fear that they
will wake up, some morning, and find
themselves grievously mistaken. 1t is u
convenient football to be kicked back and
forth between the Senate and the House, so
that speeches may be made thereon for
buncombc. showing excessive patriotism,
economy, and perfect honor of pocket
ing the peoples moncy-but all to end in
smoke
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

Our Massachusetts brethren, who are so
fearful in reference to the dangerous ten
denotes of railroad consolidation in Yer
mont, would find profitable food for con-
temptation at home. The projected lease
of the Vermont and Massachusetts, railroad
10 the Fitchburg railroad company for nine
hundred and ninety-nine years is not step
towards the formation of a mammoth
corporation is it? CrtdinW not. The
interests of the dear people, of course, are
only considered? 1t is altogether lovely,
because it is hoped that the control of the
lloosac tunnel may be, thereby, assured in
the interest of certain set. 1t happens,
this time, that the combination is in the in
terest Of those who have been crying
monopoly" danger from railroad COM
binations," ETC., and, hence, quietude ieigns
supreme.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
Champaign transportation Conn
pany

At the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Champlain Transportation com
pany, held in Burlington, ON Tuesday Jan.
9th, the following directors were chosen
for the ensuing year
l. G b Cannon, New York John b
Page, Rutland V Baker, Comstock s
Landing ; Geo B Chase, boston Geo II
Cramer, Troy V p Noyes, Burlington +;
u V X Wilson, Rutland.
AT subsequent meeting of the directors
the following appointments were made:
President G Cannon
Nice-President John B Page.
Clerk and Superintendcnt-A l. lnman
Treasurer-V p Noyes.
Chief EHgineer-Elijah Root
Ticket Clerk p w Barney.
Capt VIM II Fagg, steamer Vermont.
Capt VIM Anderson, steamer Adiron-
dack.
Capt George Rushlow, steamer Cakes
Ames
Capt B j Holt, steamer United States.
Capt j G. Babbitt, steamer Minnehaha.
Capt A lIulett, steamer Ganouskic.
Clerks Henry Mayo, T. w Cowec, Alb
ijah North, Edward Baldwin, CP Rus
sell.
The Cakes Ames is to be fitted and fur.
nished after the order of the line steamers,
and will become a through boat the coming
season The United States will be thorough
~ repaired and will ply the ferry between
Burlington and Pittsburgh.
In view Of the Cakes Ames being rcfltted
as passenger boat for the line, the com
pany propose petitioning Congress to
change her name to that of Champlan, a
name long and Familiarity known as that of
steamer of the company in its early his
tory. This action is in accordance with the
general rule of the company, whose steam
ers have always been distinguished by a
system of nomenclature indicative of the
geogl sphical features of Lake Champlain
and its neghborhood.
The past season, though short has been
very successful, there being quite large
increase over former years, of both passen.
gers and freights
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

A FEMALE SOLDIER. The military of
most European countries, says the London
Echo, record few instances of women
who,haying succeeded in entering the ranks
of the army, have highly distinguished
themselves in the apparently incongruous
profession ofarms. Such fact has, how
ever, according to the Opinlone, been
hitherto unprecedented in the Italian army.
1t was discovered, however, the other day,
that young soldier named Mdfcotli, who
was to receive his discharge on the LIST of
the next month, having enlisted in 1866, is
one of these heroines Julia Marcott, the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

FATAL EFFECTS OF ISrEMpErAycE.
Last week, Matthew Glidwell, residing in
Madison county, Tenn, went home labor
ing under an attack of mdnM portu, quar-
relied with his wife, and struck her over
the head with gun, innictng probably
fatal wound. He also knocked down his
daughter, aged nine years, with the same
weapon, and .hreatcd to cut their Threats.
The daughter escaped to the woods. and
there, meeting a Mr. Gibson, who was out
shooting, told her story Gibson started
back with the little girl, and was met by
Glidwcll, who threatened to kill him Glib
son rctrcated, followed by Glidwell, until
the former was forced to shoot, seriously
woundng Glidwell. Glidwcll and his
daughter will probably recover, but it is
thought that the wife will die.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

EFFECrs or 4 ScRArcn BY CAT -
The Reading Pa.) Times says that Mr..
Daniel Knancr, of Chester county, Penn,
has been suffering for several weeks from
scratch by a cat which was inflicted on
ono Of his heels, he having trod upon the
animal in "..iking across his room in his
bare feet. The scratch was very slight
one, and no notice was given it at the time
of its infliction, but in few days it began
swelling, and has since been very painful,
and at one time threatened to cause lock-
Jaw His whole system appeared to have
become poisoned from its influence, but he
is now able TO sit up, and promises fair TO
soon be restored to his usual good health.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

The REFORMED EPISCOPAL CuuRcn-A
telegram from Denver, Col. to to the Chi
cage 1rtJlne gives the following in rela-
ton to the action of Rev Thomas McFad-
den, of that city: "Qute Juror has been
occasoned here among the Episcopalians
through the dsaifcction of one of their
most prominent clergymen, and the
supposed contemplated departure of sew
eral others to the reform movement OF
Bishop Cummins. On Sunday last, Rev.
Thomas Mcladden, the pastor of St. Johns
church at Littleton, located about twelve
miles from this city, announced to his con
gregalion from the pulpit that he fully in
dorsed the reform movement and that
hereafter he would conduct the services of
his church in accordance Herewith. Upon
this becoming known here, Rev. A ii
Moore, in the absence of the bishop elect,
who has not yet reached the territory, tel
egraphcd to Rev. Stephen II Tying, of New
York, secretary Of the Home Missionary
Society, not to send any further aid to Nc
Fadden, rs he had Withdrawn from the
field. Moore will endeavor to close the
doors of the Littleton church against Nc
Fadden. As both reformers and the reg
ulars lay claim to the church property, it
is thought that sharp and protracted con-
test will take place between the two fac
tions of the church.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
drugs and Medirines.
HACK HACK! COUGH! COUGH

HACK HACK COUGH COUGH
Cough Is a SYMPTOM by which various dlsea3-
ed conditions Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes
and Lungs manifest Themselves. But, whether
1t arises from the irritation produced In the
Throat and Larynx By taking cold, from an at
tack OF bronchitis, from lLclpient consumption.
or liom various other causes nothing viii allay
It more speedily or cure II more permanently
than Or. Kendall's Pectoral Balsam. 1t does not
matter whether It be a recent attack or q lin
gerlng Cough. The Balsam IS, In either case,
equally well adapted for lis relief ana perma.
nent cure. In fact, It Will cure a cough In one.
half lifetime necessary to cure IT with any other
medicine and 1t does not by drying It up, but
by removing the cause, subdung the irritation
and healing the affected parts.
No time should be lost In commencing the
use Of a proper medicine for the relief OF a
cough, for, unless this course Is pursued, serl-
Gus and dangerous disease Of the Lungs Is liable
to result Try It. Sold by all dealers In Medi-
cine IJan6dtf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
The senate, Tuesday, in executive ses-

The senate, Tuesday, in executive SEES
sion, received the nomination of Caleb
Gushing as minister to SPAIN referred it TO
the appropriate committee, received and
considered their report, and confirmed the
nomination, all in few minutes. This
must have been soothing to the troubled
mind of that superficial upstart' who was
''honest enough for a chief justice" Are
the senators, who thus keep the 'upstart''
between wind and water. ''good republi-
cans" or "honcst men y
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

II any of our subscribers will furnish lis
with copy of the first ten numbers of
The WEEKLY GLOBE, we will pay rea-
sonable price for same, in cash, or credit
the amount on subscription.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
Washington County Agricultural
society.

Washington County Agricultural
society.
The annual meeting of the Washington
County Agricultural Society was held at
the Court House in Montpelier, on Tuesday
afternoon, a large number being IN attend
ance. The treasurer, Hon, Clark King
presented his report, showing balance in
the treasury Of S7l2,07
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected President, Willard $.
Martin, Plainfleld Vice President, Phil
ander Riford Secretary, W. c. White,
Barre Treasurer, Clark King, East Mont
pelier Auditor, Albert Dwinel, East Cal
ais, and two directors from each town in
the county, combining also the towns of
Orange and Williamstown in Orange
county,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

ILLNESS or Az ENGLISH CLERGYMAN IN
RICHMoND. The Richmond (Va.) Dispatch
of Monday says; DIR Lory Marsh, one of
the English delegates to the late Evangeli-
cal Alliance, and himself man of letters
and rare intellectual attanmcnts, arrived
in Richmond couple of weeks since from
tour through the South, when he became
so Frustrated by a serious infirmity with
which he had long suffered, as to be ncccs-
STATED TO repair to the College lnfrmary in
this city for medical treatment At this
place one operation has already been per-
formed ON him by Prof Hunter Mcclure,
with hopeful results As soon as the con-
diiion OF the patient will permit, another
operation will he nccessitated by the ex-
igencies of the case If it is attended with
favorable results, Dr. Marsh may be able
to leave his present quarters in about six
weeks, Though comparatively IA stranger
in strange land, Dr. Marsh, in his atilic-
ton, has not been without the kindly
mnistrations of number of gentlemen of
this city
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

The State Normal School at Randolph
finds itself penniless at the close of the
year and is forced to withdraw its offer of
free tuition.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
Groceries and Provisions.

THAT s1.25 JAPAN TEA FOR Soc.
THE LATE THAw
KEROSENE OIL, zoe per gall, c gals. for G.eo.
AND OTHER
Us GOOD NEW LAYER RAIsINs for si.oo
REASONS
It's NEW MCscATEL RAIsGNs for.......,ioo
HAVE
ms GOOD NEW RAIs1Ns for. .....1.o
INDUCED
Obs GRADUATED SUGAR for..u.......H.OO
10 lbs a" SUGAR for. ...................N
iok hs"c" WHITE sUGAR...........S.oo
SELL
II Ms LIGHT BROWN &C" SUGAR for. 500
OUR
Stock OF CANNED GOODS ut very low prices.
We have full supply of every thing In our line
ana intend to keep only tho best.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
SENSATION IN Abingdon, MASS,
supposed Design 10 Rob II HANK.
a WATCHMAN SHOT.

Very exaggerated reports of bank rob
berry and murder OF Waterman has come
up from the quiet town of Abingdon,
and caused considerable talk Investlga-
ton shows that they were not altogether
baseless. but like other statements of an
exciting character, they lost nothing in
their flight The precise facts have not
yet reached us, but ont Of the multiplicity
OF rumors that are alloat the genera! char
acier of the dark transactions may be
drawn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-04-02
Seimri6 Se6f,
@Hrefa Seife HRb GiGter GabrR.
Slofum's flats, Scranton, pa.

GmpfsbIsu ibrs Stifs uhb ei&tsr, pom be-
Fen Mattrial fabriIirt unb ~ btu biaisfsu
prftffn.
Ssift unh ei@ttr I'm @rpetn unb RlriHrn
peu better AuaIttit. tiHG&Iitt unb 8ett treresn
In Eauf@ anetnpntmeu pbtr aud juyn boo,
fen Nlarftprtiit baar bt,abIt. 8tfe &pHus
Sstft pirb fertp6breub baitIba fabrtittt. 22f
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Msrebonts & Msebanirs
= amf.
bon 2 2traatpn, va.
Dfreftsreu:
Jpbti DanbItp

Disfs Banf bat ein aufbttabItss Capital
bon 3ipei Sunbert unb Thufjie
3aufenS Dollars, nit sinsm anssbauf-
ten iisberfGub pcn TnnfSta 3aufenb
Dollars, 10 central IUftrt NIT 8samtsn
unS Dirtftsrsn, bic nit ben SsbIirfniiisn bn
@sf&SftsBtIt ssnau Ssrtruut fuN, unb uifsrtrt
BEN stauFsutsn, prUftiFUnifsn uno anbrtu
SOr,Hsli&s 8aeiIitdtsu fir tbrs Saniasi&dfts.
@s6ltl Ssrtauft fir ale SbsiIs Der gsrstnis.
ttn Siaattn unb europa.
Srsdniiirt unfsr sinsm ipssislsa GRartsr
bsr Gsftsssbuns BON @tnniyIpanisn, NIT bop.
psltr gfrbinbIi&fsit. Ss&s gro,snt 9utsrtf.
fen bs,abIt auf 3tiibtPOlitsn.
Gorrtbtnttntsn mSstn tintr iprefdIfissn
Ssa&tuHs ibrsr @si&afts fi& psrfi&srt baItsn;
gpllefticnsn an alien 5nuptcritn ptrbsn &C.
madt uRb an, Sage Der 3abluns gum risbris'
ffsn gBe3feI.G Gpurfr bfriGtist.
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Nerfanfe -Serlangt.
3u OerfCsufetn: /:

: Gtnt partts BtnBpoitsn unb Brstisr
BON prrlhslf@sr 0uaIit6t; ipipis BauboIi ft.
Der art, ptI@ts nad BsfslIuns sti6et an6 ee.
Iitfrtpfrb. Nuftrdes ntbmsn an Sr. Gbarlts
Gtf&tE Scranton, cbsr Staut u. areilid.
Dunnines. 5uit74
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W5helit I! W6belit !!
(Irfefer S Go.

sos eadapaHHa aSs., aats Dafbtneisn 9Ssy
,siarH biermtt bsm bsHtf&tH TubIiIum an, bab
he tbr 6tf&6ft mad ibrtm tisntH ututn @ts
bdubt n6@ft sbHrf spH ibrtm fribHfn Tlass
pfrleet babtn.
Dem essbrtsH TubI:fum fur bisbtriesn 3a'
fpra4 hdnftnr, efbtu ptF tueIh8 btt Berfas
eruna, bap mir Hufsrt 4nHbtn an& Ia 3ufunft
rstu unb sinig bthteHfn ptTtfu.
Rebaratursu bresapt anseefabEl.
Gbtnfs eHPfthIsH pif ms ais eft@fnbtier'
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- Dis mir BON psri&isetnsn DldbsH
boFsu strfauft Der Rem CurI DRIP @sobs
Stert bic bllisltt Daare In pteltr
Stabt. Der Gtssntbhmtr bsiet Z. au-
sas aHh psrIauft nur far fsRs pFsils.
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Hu iDerfOltfclt {:

Der iinttr,d&nsts ofFtrirt ftiH tOppsltes
gsrfauf. DaiTtlte II NIT Dafsr, gas unb
allen mpetrntn gtrbsTsrunstn sinatrtGttt uno
ltsst an elmer Der REORGANIZATION Suabsn BON
Srdntpn. Gin gutter Stall unb nnbtrs ans
ssbdubt Inb duf BEN Gistnitum. SfriHeuu,
gen unb Ssrmins ItiHt.
1904 @tprge @rambs.
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3m perf0Mfet1 4:

Der iinttrDsi&nstr bittst bisrmit itsbeH CUTE
pftrbe unb @tf&trrt cine Nn,abl 8ratt- unb
anbtrt Wnstn rsbif GIltm 3ubtbSr gum gsr-
iaufs an. gdbsrs ausfunft frtbsilt R. aapp,
@frantpn. Va. 23p
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=. N emffer,

allen Arten WsIItnp aartn,
3 fi1eL SbieIpaaren II. b.,
i6ap7 2ts Sbtrt pom &enrtbauit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-04-02

S&siHt sur Bsf6rttruns bon padasisTtn
BON unb mad alien @fsenbsn Drutf&anbs
btr S6ptit NIT Dampf- pber Seesl,S S4tf-
fen tibtr antpsrpsn, Srsmsn, pambuTs, paprt,
liverpool &c. Az bfbeuttnb trm6bisten Trtifsn.
Aus3ablunetn burH ppfs sAupstfuneeu burG
ben Rsrbbtuti@en elspb mad btm Rprbbeut.
f@en 8unb, 8aifrn, Wfirttembsrs, 8aben,
psHn, euremburs, ben RteberlaHbsn, DANE
mari, S1pebtn nnb Rprtpeeen.
Gtlbtr fir uHfers Rt&nung In Dsutf&-
lamb einbssablt iptrbtn In Sob pber @tstn.
ipertb In papitr BON ans Sfrsitet.
Boama@ttn, Nittbs- unb Rauf- Rontrditt,
Bsrtfnistt Staatea pG0t &c. aussdtrtist.
Sir allt BURG uus btIuretsu @a&6fte pirb
eaTanttrt.
,Smi9 @tIb. 8. 8ttGtI u. Go.
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S(u Die bemtftbe 8eb6lfernn8
Won Pennsylvanien.
Die


lsnft Cure aufmnfIamftit auf bic l.br Itbn>
aIts SntsrsFsn, psI@e iie an DtppftOrtn be,
,abIt, au bic Btbinsuneen, untsr bsntu @tlb
iuriidte,abIt pirb, unb btipnbers auf bic erObs
5i&trtsit, psIHfpur& bic Dirsttcrsn bsr Bani
asbotsn pirt. Dice bsipriif bic Sbatia4s bae,
Sblton 90 tpeuistr ale elm Sabr tff felt mir
@tIhbeiras beeanusn, mir tsst stnsn srUbsrtn
gsI6dftt ais Dfpolitum baben ale aas bic
SparbaHisu Don bttlsu, County: gDtr stbtn
nitt ~ neil penn MIR iaesu, ba6 unitrsn Dt>
psltsren 70 grpee St@trbftt etbpttu trirb, ais
ireenb pfl&tn anbsrtn Spar'DtPpFtprfu auf
eitfsni Gputinentt.
8iite, fprsGt In Der Saui Dor unb Sbr sr-
bdlt bort 9irfuIart, pflte iber als Reesln
,ynb gthinaunasu Gu& ausfunft ssbeu.
Sol. 3. Scranton, Rpies Taylor P: @.
pi,,ret, gB. gB. @inton, Sbcmas Didipn,
"a, uuel Stsar, Sobu 9ristin, Sra 5riPp uaS
8. g., ptslps Fnb bic Dtrtttorsn. ibms7I
8. Q. piereE grdfetnt.
8. 3. pbtIps, S&aBmstftr.
EbSmas Dtdfcn, 8hs-prdfbtnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-04-02

= S&on In alter 3sit mar Der
Shmud tss SOpfss BET 5srrtu unr
Damrn pUn psrlhisbtnrr JOrm unb te.
Der nHr btntbartn 6deUn. abtr aat
ROpfbsbsdunssu, beionpsrs BET Damtn,
partn btr lftts nthislue,n NOot untrrs
wprftu. Cine Gusnnbmt bapon mn&s
ten fsts bic 6srrsubite. fOssnannit Gs.
linesr. bic, nit fIrinsn Gbwft&unssn In
Der 8orm, bic auf bic ntutfe ibrtn
Rans bstauptst babtu. Gle Fnb I'm
prstls itBt 70 rtbutirt, bab ft audt btm
mtitslolsn Gvb,itsr susdnsIi& fab. unO
wtr flo eaoon ubsrjsussn nil, Gprt&e
bst 9 ben, BEN 6utmaGtr. ppr, Der
bic mobsrnftn &p. =. ~ fur So psrtauft.
Stcrt am Ginsans gu 8. 3sibIsrs @fr-
mania 1aQf, 2ada. 4psnut. In
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3tt iperftaltfett /:

Gin In Dpbssippn stIsstnss Dcbnbnus,
spttfDdis uRb ftbsn 3imnifr entbaItenb. Das
Gissntbum N I'm btfen 3ufanbf. NIT sinsm
pprjisIi1en @arttH. R6btre ausfunft trtbfilt
&aspar 9paIb, Dobgstptpn. 20mi
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4leg0Hber SAP.
:. Aauss nae aiaIfr,

Wvemtze assaue, Hats btr HtHfn Tefsis
eee, tsgsret aIIt In feiH 5e4 stHf4 4Iaetnbtn tlr-
bsitsn HHt SapsaieTeH bsRtHs. - tAap70
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3lt ioert1tiet6eat /:

1ir rint &stbt Sabre - ad bis adtr sutss
Bautreilanb, gtItesn int eadapanna 3opn.
ibtp unb an bic CITY Scranton ertnsenb, an
Der einit BON pittston Apsnus, unb nur 20
Rtnutsn Gang bon Der Stibtfabrif. Ditit
9autrti efsuet f@ So3iisltG gum 9alitn bon
tiibtr fir RIlGetpinn unb sur pfansuus
pOn @smiiftn fir ben Rarfi. Die TtnnlpI-
panta Sobn paFfrt bur@ bas eanb an benz
Beaver Weabbpp Gnbt. Rsbrtrs gate duel
len iinb auf oem eanb. Degsn Seruttns unb
Btbinsunstn frase man mad BET
Spbn SaubIep
29frba Serautcn, pa.
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3u 0erf0mfctl: /:

S@Sue cote, brti baspn an Der Granf>
lin Gptnus, cine an Nulbsrrsfrabe unb bic
anbrtn an cine alley ereuitnb, perben untsr
billistn Stetnsunstu prrfauft. Ian rtsIbt
f& btt
f0ap Sobn 3ttbltL Scranton.
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PETER GUEETER,
MN6bel S6uSler
2eiGen> BeiOrger,

3i4 Il 316 LackaWanna AVE.,
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