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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-30

IIlouu' Wo uodEO Souti0-
man remark that be would
wager fifty dollars that the
thing never happened. There
was not a person there who
was fool enough 10 think any
Judge would make any such
remark. Blackguards and
blatherskItes can rail out
against Judges, Court officers,
grand juries and petit juries,
but a man is tolerably low in
morals himself who supposes
that in drawing from a box fif,
teen names which are placed,
there by sworn men, generally
supposed TO be the better men
in each township OF a county,
that you draw out men, who
for a trifling consideration will
commit wilful and corrupt per
jury. mi
1t is an insult to the mass OF
the citizens OF Ohio. Our
grand juries and petit juries are
almost iDvarlable substantial
farmers who are regarded as
the best men in their several
townships, and it is simply
SANDER for a man to stand up.
and call them peUnrers a nd
villains. Dissette says a m an
who will drink whisky will
commit perjury, if not in those
words he did so in substance.
II drinking whisky and lying
60 together Dissette must be a
great sot.
No single proposition was
enunciated, no statistics given,
nothing but a wilderness OF
words intersected by weak H.
lustrations running here and
there, pointing as much in one
direction as another. Honest
people anxious to vote right
upon a great question, anxious
to learn something, to have a
few facts, a little logic, or bit
OF reason, on which to found
an opinion, went and waited,
and a great many went home
disappointed and disgusted.
He assumed that the voting
TOR the license clause, repealed
all the law IN force including
the Adair law, when every
person OF intelligence knew it
did no such thing. He as
sumed that voting for the Ii.
cense clause was granting H.,
cense to sell liquor without in
-iOsHonins losisiati0n, when ev-
cry intelligent person knows it
does not. In short he assumed
that our people did not know
much, and that any kind of
"clalter" would do for speech
IN this hllly country-and he
clattered awav bv gu 'ntltv.
Yours SMITHANDBRnwN
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

just punished. a new edI-
NEeE-k1ton f DIR. Culverwell's
MSzzNNCelebrated Essay on the
N-Asz1s.a1> radical cure without nieni>
cine) OF 'PERMAToRan"Es, or seminal Weak.
n 'ss, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lMporENCY,
Mental aud Physical Incapacity, lmpedlments
to Marriage, etc., also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEP.
sY, and fits, lnducedby sell-indulgeuce or sex
ual extravaganza.
ASrPrice in sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable es>
say clearly demonstrates from thirty gears
successful practice, that the alarming cOnse-
quences ofsell.abuse may be radical y cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medis
cine or the application Of the knife; pointing
outa mode Ofture at once simple, certain and
efiectual, by means OF which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaPlY, privately, and radically
nS-Jhis Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every nan IN the land.
sent, under seal, 10 Plain envelope. 20 any
address, postpaid on receipt OF six cents, or
two post stamps.
Also DR.. ,;ulverwelrs Marriage Guide"
price so cents.
Addressthe publishers,
CHAS. J.C KLINE L CO.,
III Bowery, New York, PoSt Once Boz. 4,5cs
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, ThE Bsecher- -Tllton scandal
has completely echpsed the
comet In the daily papers,
Learned astronomical articles
have given place to tit-bits ol
scandal. Poor Cometl Poor
Beecherl They are both under
q cloud. 'i'' 10 d.
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RAILROAD --CIRCLEVILLE
AT WORK.

Mr.. Karns returned from Cir
oIevllle yesterday, and reports
that the transfer Of $4,000
stock Of the Farmers & Miners
r. r. to the Circleyille & Nc
Arthur X. R had been prOmis-
ed the committee. ,s-, .e'
A meeting of the incorpora-
tors was held at Circleville yes.
terday afternoon, and Prest.
Langley telegraphed John P.
Dunkle that $4,000 had been
subscribed as the result of the
meeting. Good for Uircleville.
All that is needed to secure
enough subscription at that
point is to put a committee at
work that will push matters.
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Wanted A Partner.

A SILENT or active partner to invest $500
1in an established bus ness IN Macarthur.
Business pays, but requires more capltal
than am able to commsnd. Address PART
NEk or make personal application at this
omce' "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AxOad Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gived that petition will
lNbe presents d to the Commissioners ofVin
ton County, Ohio, at their next regular ses.
sion to be held on the first Monday of Septem-
ber A. u 1874, pra, ing ior the eStahllshm mt
ofa county road along the following described
route in sam county, to wit: Beginning at a
point IN the center Of the county road lead
ing Tast Jonathan Winters dwelling h use,
about thirteen rods west OF said house,
in Elk to~nship, of llnton county, ''hlo,
thence Inr ming a north .easterly direction,
the nearest and best rorte, through the l'nds
Of .aid Jonathan Winters and NJ try Rich
mond to a point ut nr near the north>weEt
corner OF r II. VOLTS garien. thence IN an
easterly direction throuch tho lands Of sSid
r. u Wolf and Gilman. Ward h Co., south OF
the "Water Nill'' OF said 1ilInan. Ward 4 Co. E,
and along the south line oi lands nv ned by
Heirieita Wilson and Intersectiig the Jackson
aud Mc,rthur road at = noInt about lbs feet
south Of the south lire ofthe corporate limits
ofihe town Of Macarthur, in said Elk town
ship, OF Vinton county, Ohio, and there to
ead. WILLlAM + FELTON,,
Principal Petitioner.
July 30th, 1874
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went; so did Rev. Dissette a
formal meeting held at the
Church "organized the county.
Dissette called it reorganization
A cut and dry proceeding fur
nished by Disette was enter
tanned by the meeting an Dis.
settle was apparently happy,
after assessing each township
$4.00 for expenses. A resoIu-
tion was passed by fifteen or
twenty people after the meet
ing was we'll nigh thinned out
and gone, and Dissette made a
short speech. He said he did
not like TO speak there as he
had 20 speak at night and they
might not want 10 hear him
twice Ia correct idea), and in
timated that in the evening all
would he said that could
be said on the subject of anti
license. Evening came; the
Court House bell sent forth its
bronze tones on the evening
air. and the people came forth
by the score to hear Dissette.
In fact we heard an old citizen
remark that 1t was the largest
audience IN proportion to the
slze of the speech that was
ever in the Court House.
Alter a few sensible remarks
by Prof. Mills, of Marietta,
Dissette set in. He talked
and talked and continued to
talk. Minutes ran into quar-.
tiers, and quarters into hours,
and still Dissette talked. We
went out about The end Of the
first hour TO get fresh air, came
In, and still the disconnected
jargon of Dissette flowed. We
wearied, fell asleep, and dream
ed a great dream, and awoke
to hear Dissette mum bling on.
We went into the entry and
listened to a friend tell a few
stories to revive US, and went
back into the room to gaze up
on the weary audience and
hear Dls sette still talking. No
cheer, no mark of enthusiasm
stirred the weary crowd. The
evening wore away, patience
wore away, but there was no
wear away 10 the immortal
Dissette. The "wee sma' hours"
wnro poePrns TOW, Twelve ready
to steal upon US, and still Dis.
settle lingered-still talked
still told in dull and weary
style some threadbare anec.
dote as if to try to amuse him
self. We thought of Train
George Francis Train-and
then we thought of Tennyson
and his little story of The brook.
and how smoothlyit announced
"Men may come and men may 60
But 60 on for ever and ever,
60 OIL for ever -"
And we were certain, almost
certain, that Tennyson had
heard D ssettte speak. But
after Dlssetie had battled with
words, and felt around in the
air for ideas which be seemed
clutchlng al but never catch.
ing,-until his legs wearied
with pranclng about, he sat
down. A deep sigh of relief
escaped The audience, lbe wax
ing portion aroused the slum
bering portion-and then we
went away-frOm three to five
hours older, but no wiser than
when we went to hear Disse,te.
Two or three startling PROPOSE
tiOns we remme mber. One
was that lager beer was intro
duced as the result of the 10
license clause in the prese Mt
Constitution. We wondered
what new drink would follow
the adoption of the no license
clause in the pending Oonsti.
tuition. Ano her was that no
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-30

OoLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL lNsTi.
S'TUTE, New Haven. Conn -+Fortieth year.
Preparatory TO college, the scientific schools
or business,' with systematic ana thorough
phy sleal training by military drilling, gym
mas tics, rowing, &C. Catalogues seat on apa
plieation. WM. b. RUSSELL, Principal.
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT-A,
Ohumt, male or femsle, $50 week war.
Isnted No capital required. Partc uIars
sent tree: Address with &c return stamp. G.
ROSS, Williamsburgh, n. Y.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition wi
iNbe presented to the Commissioners ofVu (.
ton county, at their next session to be hold
on the 6rtt Monday of Sep ,ember, A d 1874.
praying for the establishment of a county
road along the following described route in
said county Of VInton. 10 wit. Beginnin at a
point in the county rosd leading from Vlnton
Station TO Zalesk. IN said county, At point
where AZ 4 road intprspcts the sonth line Of
saac Shry's land, In the s. W. quarter OF sec
No. i3 Of Elk tp. the same baing he point
sheie The township road called the huggins
road ntersects said county road: theme rum
ming east about ten rods TO the western bonn.
Diary Of the NJ. 4 @. r r land, thence in a
north easteIly direction abont parallel with
the Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad until SAID
ii ne intersects an old roadbed IN the lands OF
said Isaac Shrv, thence IN q 1ortheriy direc-
ton to the s0ut -east corner OF the lands cf
Holden rripp, thence in a north -easterly di.
rection through the lands Of John Hays to
point near the center OF the north e,st qiar-
ter OF the north -weStq Iarier Of section No. Is,
townsh,D No l., range No. II. in the lands of
Eli Gill, thence in Q northerly direction
through the lands OF T,in Will on the n'a ct
and best 70 10 To inters-ct the state road
leading from Nc arthur o ZalesKi, OHIO, at
p Int near the house where John Herroid
now resides, and there to end.
HOLDEN TRIP, petitioner.
July On, 1874. 6w
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ES ET00per dav at home. Terms free.
w x~oAddrsss GEO. SrIxsoH 4 Co.,
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A DvERTISERs send rs cts. to Gro. ,.
"A NOVELS 4 20, ~ Park Row, N. Y, for
their E!shy-pass Pamphla. showing cost Of nd.
vertising.1
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WE will furnish the Record and the
Cincinnati Gazette to subscribers at
$3.50psr year H p ID s.l
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COAL.

GET THE BEST
THAVE re>opened my coal bank, and am
iprepared 10 bill orders for coal IN u,lapttjes
to suit purchasers. ! will sell ns chpap as
coal Of the same quality can be obtained e,se
where. ENuS II. WINTERs
z6lunlsTi I'm L3fTH
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-30
ONE MILLION ACRES
Splendid Michigan Lands
FOR SALE.

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad has been
finished 800 miles long, and It's entire land
grant earnedl
In Farming Lands 20 Actual Settlers, for
Individuals or Colonies,
SPECIAL BARGAINS for 1874.
lOO,Ofo acres have been sold already. TIE
lands are well timhered, making the best
kind of farms Strong soils 0i great produc.
ing poser Easily rearhed by rail or water.
Coed Mark.zs. Railroad runs though the
grant Michigan il one OF the Jeaa iadebtsd and
n ost prosperous states in the West Its
schools are snngaalled. tie nnancial starding
No I. No difficulty in transportation. Peace
and prosperity are in its borders Lands from
"a n % per acre. Time sufficient. Interest
7per cent. WIN. A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner jrtnd Rapins, Mich.
p. R. PIERCE, scc'y land Department.
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NEW CONSTITUTION

for the State of Ohio, adopted in Convention
ip Ulncnnau; Ohio, on May "A, 1914, and also
TO vote iortne adoption or rejection OF the
following propositions sought to be incOrpo-
rated Into said Constitution, 10 VT:
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CL0SI NC OUT SALE.

wv offering stock Of Summer Goods consisting 10
wv less than the wholesale
prices In order to close out before September lst
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ELECTION
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
sHERIeF'S OFFlCE,)
VIkTos CoUsTY, UHIO,
Inv IN lQ7A


SHERI0F'S OFFiCE,)
VIkTos CoUsTY, UHIO,
July 20, Is74l
To ls Qsdliaei Voters Of YiHtOa County, Ohio:
WHEREAS, by the laws Of ohio regulating
w elections, II Is req Iired of the oherit OF
HIS county to give notice before the time OF
Folding AN ele,tion by D: oclamation thro ugh
out the county OF the tune on which such
election shall be holden:
In pursuance of such reqnisitlon, !,
GEuRGE KiLER, sheriff Of Ylnton County I.
OHIO, do hereby proclaim anu make known
that the
THIRD TUEgDAYin AUGUSTl874
(BEING 1HE ish pay OFSAID MONTH";
Is by the Constitution and laws Of Ohio, ap.
pointed the da. ON which the qualified elect
ors Ot Vlnton county are nothed 10 ,na.t In
their resIn Give lOWn-hips, AZ their usual or
proper places Of holding elections, between
the hours Of boclUck 10 The forenoon and 8
o'clock in the litprnOOn,of SAID day. I'm then
and there TO vot by balo, upon the adoption
or rejection Ola
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FASCINATED THE WORLD.

Advertisements inserted a. fair prices
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- &=rt. eatItr. Tsltttr GorrtltontenI
esS nHspublitan" In NafbiuatCn, baI
wtsesr fstnsn DOfsn ais 6tsf. Geucr bss
S'raHntsn Slattes sineenpmmeu.
= Holanb Samss BON o, lspus trur.
oe am Donnsrfae abenb In btm {. a.
Srforo Salon um sins auIesne ubr unb
Sstts btraubi. Ser Srt 1T elm b56ft
prrrufener. .E
pr. @trif. Gdart BON pine 9rUUt
rptro Dor Der bemUfratiIhen @unptnttcn
ais eanbtbat fur @tltbssbuns auftt..
ten.
-Sis @artibtfBsr SIud6oper (ga.
ter uno Sobn) babsn auf bic ,,Rpbls
i0atsn" hss SanftrUitsslsbts gnIprud
9emaht. .
- B66tnb benz Ronat Stunt RnS
In SnIpettcr SIswitts Dtliritt burd
gltnsnunfaut fttrn psrfpntn art5pt,t
une utun psrwuHcrt wprbtn.
- BIS gum 4. Suit bate bic Del. u.
5ublcn Canal Sc, 193,534, unb bic
Del. eafd. II. %. q. 81, So. 205, ,057
Gonntn Seblrn psnigsr bsfBrpsrt, ais
porisss Sabr UNI oieitIbe 3sit.
- SUbn Ntars, bsGsn llttsrfaa unb
9dbbaneIung outd bic S6ufte SpeQ.
man unb Itap mir prrise BpGs mel.
Ottsn, III fettbsm gsitOrtsn.
= Dts44 pf'rps nnS bic usaasn bsr
Strnbsn Gtisrtabn 60. werb.n I'm 9aufe
OteIer 9So6e mad Dem uruen @sbauoe
an elnbfnRta6t ai5radbt.
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SSilfesbarre 8eri6ts.

- Sr' S9srif 9anlssr far6 am Don.
nsrlta9 NUrssn unsrwartst, wd6rtnp sr
it% entl'tetts. gr frrst&ls Elm Utter
Don 50 Sobrtn.
Naa anstfflttn 8tOba&tunsrn
1T oas 6susr In esm 8tbbtr S6a6t brm
G'l6l6sn nnbt, bod wtto man anisr
tsinrn umidnbsn Die @rrie Dor bsm /.
9anuar 1878 Utebsr st6Fnsn t5nnsn.
- Der Q6tb. 5tnpsid 9. g8ri9bt
frirb aIs ganpipat fur 9tt6trr Der 0at.
len. Gcurt bon eujelus County ssnannt.
= unlsrs Stabt ,dbIt i,bt brsiSsbn
NpUtRsfsn, nit siur wriiertn In @us.
itt. Da wunesrts mid wirtlt@, pae
nt@t mstr 2suts lfsrbtn.
= Cine titi&s Sutlas StrmiltsIt ben
gsrfsRr Jwiitsn bier uHb 5arp,ys 9ats.
Nuh iua auf Isbisrsm Sts sin Dampf.
boot in Gang sslsst wnbsu baS 30
ptricnsn faBt.
= S68 Yffrbt ptr6sn BON BEN Bur.
germ unfrrsr 5tabt estisntt.
= Die arbtitsn an ben nsusn abs
Ju8sr6brsn ftrsittn rifis porrdrts unb
llhb um bas Squars btrum btsnbist.
Wht rsm 8estHn bsrltlbtn an ben
1aupt. 8trtsbrsaosru, tpts !. .. Main.
frabs, ptrb ss etpas Ianaiamsr ssbsn
muhsn, wsnn bsr 8erttbr nt6t tmpfnb
lid unttrbrp6sn psresn IOa.
= Das @stdubt In 8tnsstOn, in
osm 5tsmans II. Mursanhsin i6r
Shubssi6dft bstrItbsn, brannts In htr
Scnntae Na&t tbtilptiis wisetr.
= Die Central Gtlsnbabn So. BON
u. 8. G. II. O. pirp fpfOrt an bic
erbauun8 zines OepOts an Der SajIs
aSfnus 8rsuSune, esssnibsr psm Depot
Der Nibltp Strabsn giisnbabu, ss9sn
un6 bsabf&tist, sinsn mObsrnsn Sau
pfrjutslsn, ea bic nabs tppbntncrn Shrs
ger 5p Dem 3psd cine Subicriptiun BON
5000 aufSsbra&t tatsn. Ssntr S9.tl
anisrsr Statt bat fia wdSrsnb Der I.bs
ten 3psi Sabre srObarts sntwidtIt unp
rrRdIt sbsn isbt pur6 Die Grrt6tuns
Der @pumtns BAILEY Sterilization In Gee
i&dftltasr 5inF6t sinsn wrrtbpOasn
3upa6s. DaS Depot In SaO gDiItss
barre wirb, na6btm baS nsus fsrtie, su
elmer 5IasssnfattUn rsbuSirt no 3aSs
hur pann anRaltsn, rtna lis fsnaItlrt
ptreen.
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Merebonts e Meebonies
y ct mf.
S.,., G a. -, NJ
pDn g ran ton, Va .

Capital $500, 100000
Snrp1aS NSrpfTt, $4,000
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pic @efadfte. glusff htel1.

Nan@sn eruiru "a bas Slaaen ii6sr
lhIehtr 3etlen unO 0eipmanael alsids
fam 5ur anbsrn glalar espcrptn. gBie
Der Stanp Ter @titsSfte au6 l.tn maa,
Itt Rabsn tmmer etmae Su ,grumtrln"
unp gu taoeln; namentIiH wtnn es l6
UNI @rftilIun9 ibrsr 8trbtneltdteiten
tanOeIt. 9siosr ld6l Ft tnps6 nttbt In
abrsbs iftIlsn, bab Die stgenpdrtiae 2stt
ssre6ts uriaGs fir tlnSufrirbtnbtit ere
wabutsr Art ltsisrt. gBfnn man su Ire
ssnp elmer Sagssjsit Die Strabsn bsr
Stabt bur6l&reitst, bfesgnet man mans
dem frifiissn 9lauHs, Der flo unfr.i.
ptats benz Riiigaanss tinssbtn mug.
Nt6t isltrt trtfft NAN auf ausaebebnte
6atrittu II. gBstEFittsn, aus beren
Shprnl ltstntn ftin Dampf auffeiat, uno
in psren 8dumsn 9rabesatue bsrrItt,
fatt ess fritsTn asrduihpoatn 9ebsns
unp 5reibeus. llnO'ale nailrltd 6ulee
ptslsr @sI&aitsliudune llsbt man Stprt.
balttr unp TIRE 9sbnlffn perproiItn on
ben SnbtntiiGtn Ir3ntn, ptratbens mad
ben trlsbuten &nnpeu auslhausnp,
Sn SorltstCntem entpsrfsn MIR Elm
tetnesps9S ju Suatsl 8sfdrbtss Bib un.
isrer gssenwdriiatn @sfhGfts. 8erbdlts
ntGs. &c frsut uns Oattr UNI 70 msbr.
iagsu 3u tSnneu, pae ptsfs triten gBols
Ten i@ nit etnsut psrbsieunespoqen
It6ttn Shtmmtr su umerttn bsatnn.n.
Der Gon9reB BAT fh psrtagt, na&bsm
er eine Bill pa1rt bate, tprlht bic ST.
f&dftsIrutt pnriibsr ms Slart feet, pie
bic @slO SsrblltniiIt, fir ldnaere 3stt
wsntgasns, ltstsn ptrptn. sic f5nnen
parnah tbrt Ssrrduunssn maiden, uub
NIT stnsm gem fen 9rabs ppu Si6tr,
Rstt ben psrmutbIiGsn Ausgans ibrer
untsrntbmunetr bfitimmsn.
Gubsrpsm f6sint Die grnte TN 9tGlass
mrtrsn gut auejuialIsn. Infer 9anb
tpirb rsihlt6 init Nlbrunssmltteln osrs
isbsn irtn, unO IaaE srpbt Quantitdtsn
ptrfsIbsu nnd Gurrpa Strieben. Die
@tlbnotb unb Der 4rtsttsmanael baben
penisfsns eas giate ssbabt, mandbe
ilbsrmdBtss anipriIds auf Elm ast5rtass
Naab bsratJubrlnstn, unb bic 9sute
@tni6rdnfunS uno @tndelamtett ,u
lebrsn. Wpbl uuisrrihttte 3titunasn
tunbiasu tin balbtges Wisbtr 4ufIebsu
Der Gti6aftr an. No srwartettn In bic,
Ter 6tnltGt einsn b'lTsrn 5srbR, als bas
Sanp felt tnebrtrFn Sabrtn ettebte.
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SIt ibcr1Iticfbcn :

- 8iir rtne Rrbr Sabre - gldhia gder aulrs
SaufrriIanh erIeeeu i'm eadapanna Conn,
ibip une an bic Gits Scranton eren,euS, an
Der Stnte BON pittstpn @Seuur, uub nur %
Whinuttn Sang bon Der Stibrfabrif. Dtrfe
Sausret stgust ii6 spr,iisIifb gum Saltsn son
Ruben fur WfilGeepinn uns ,ur pHau,una
BON @tmiilsn fir ben Marft. Die VennlvIs
Santa 8nbn paiIirt burd has 9arc an BEN
Beaver WsaeeSp @nbs. Mrtrsre aate Duel
len lne auf benz 2anb. Wegen Sernttne uns
SsSin9anssn frage man nn6 bel
o, 5pbn SanbIea
|9lrpa Scranton, ga.
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Siite Oenijdler 8rietc,

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Winnhsn stR un0 purbe pum S5nia
9sr3It& tmpfanssn, n al.4-r.
. - Der ttIttbh S&rifiRsItr 5ris
0tsutss II stROrtsn.
: Die fsparatiRif6en senbtn,.n bes
id&fihsn 5plss IaiIrn Standardization
tefar&tsn.-Gt ptrris!
- gBdtreub @taf 8tsmart ant NH.
tag etsl3. Suit In stnsr SsaIef&e mad btn
Susasn in 9ap .RtfItngsn (gas.rn)
fubr feuerte stn iuneer Wlanu etn.n
S6ub auf ibn ab. Die Ruasl aretfte
pus 6dnbgslsnf BIS 1tnilfets uno per.
uriabIs ttns unsrbsbltts Bunpe. Die
Strbaftung bts A,irntditrs rrfolate Ips
fort; rsrislbs btibt SHlImanu, tif aus
Mdsosburs unp Siisr BON prOfsiFion.
Wan wtQ i'm In isBttrsr 3sit oft In
@rl,ai6aft siueS iai9aItf6sn prit fers
SsisttH babtn.
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SH1l A1erf0mfell:

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lin Ivrnut, cine an Mulbrrrpfra6e unO bic
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ellt9en Seetngnngen rerfauft. WPan msISe
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Slt ibcrfulufcm:

3wrt WpbnbGuIer uub Cots, oeleoeu IN
Statrlg SOpnIbtp, unc tstee SsrIrbrn mitalleu
,Sfrefllrrungent tpis SafCfeu, Brunnrr, Stal.
lung II. !. n. 3abIunsstrrmin IriAt. 0Gberr
IN etritr SfFrr Urrr lei auguIf
2 omit in prirfSilIr, nnbr SIYpbart.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-16

DisIs 9ant bat Gin auftt,abItts Capital
bon 3pei !Sunbert une Shnf;ie
SaufenS Sollars, nit siHsm anstbSuf.
ten llsberi&ub Spn TIufSta Sauieno
Dollars, If central IOFirt nit Stam.sn
unb Dirsftrrru, bic nit ben 9sSHriniiTsn Der
@rf66ftspslt ssnau ssrtraut Inn, unS pftrirt
ben Sauisuttn prOfsiiiOniitsn unO 9Inbsren
ppr,isli&s lJatiIitaten fir ibre ganlsrItafts.
Bs6iel Strfauft fir ale Sbsile bsr gerrinis>
ten Staattn unb europa.
Srsaniiirt uutsr tinsm iPsSisasn Gbartsr
ssr @sieBssbuns SOn genuiylSanien, nit bop.
psItr gnbiubli9ttit. Ss6s Yrpjsnt Sntsrs1
ltn bs,abIt auf 3sibsppfteH.
Gprreippntsutsn mTsru elmer IorsfaItissn
gsa&tuus ibrsr Gsl6afts ft strTbtrt baItsn +;
Gpasftipnen an allen SauptOrttn ptrbsu &c.
maat unb am Gage bsr 3abhns gum uirSris.
ten @s6lsl-Gpurle bsri9tist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-16

: Bel tsr itbissn arbsitsIuiiStsit
tau6tn w!tssr sutIrst&s GuICntidtUns'
prOjsttt auf, htrsn 3isl Der itrnt 0tRsn
1T. Serantun 1T NIT arbeitsrn iibtr>
isst-Dsutlhsn wiirrsn mir iitriesns
ben Sipsn smpfsbIsn. Das 9aub II
bort ,tsn 70 tilIs unb fru6lbar uup bic
@rjsusniTs Fub Isi6tsr 5u Strpsribsn.
euuiFunu, @li1iFtppt-unO alabama fnb
BON bititr gmpfstluns ausstf6IuE,u.
Who cares FOR the who cares
- punttum. a
= Die Shma Gttribsr DbItmOrt
BAT inatrt. 50 mar cine Der aus,l,btn'
fen Der Stnbt unb ,,ma&ts" bauptld&.
LID In Gasnwaartn, Garpsts u. +. ~.
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prerce une @sidirre cine gln;abI Gra6t- unb
aneers 9Sd9sn nfblf gIilrm 3ubsbTr ,um Der
taute an. NGbsrt aHsfunff rrtbeiIt ~, aapp,
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