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Connecticut western news., 1880-04-07

The plans which nave been for some time forming for buying and clearing off the trian- gle just south of the Barnard House, are at last reaching a happy consummation. The amount required to purchase the ground has been subscribed by the villagers, and the work of tearing down and removing the buildings, and grading the lot is soon to commence. This is one of the best moves which has been made in our village in some time. This pro- posed plan is to transform the lot into a vii. lage park, with the hope that some time in the future suitable soldiers monument may be erected thereon.
 Mir. E. E. Bartram has left town for his home in Sharon. MT. Bartram has been in our village for seven years, and leaves behind hlm large circle of warm personal friends who will regret his departure. MT. Hornbeck, who took MT. Bartram's place, commenced his labors on April lst. QUIs.
Connecticut western news., 1880-04-07
Canaan Valley.

The moving fever is about over, as nearly, if not quite ali have got settled.
 Two more cases of humps. We hope these are the last, as nearly everyone is piekled through with the humps.
 Considerable work is being done at the wagon shop of H. J. Mead's this spring. Four heavy wagons are being made, besides con- siderable repairing. The most important i'm provement made in these wagons is in the rims and tire, which are l-2 and inches wide; they roll easier, and make better
Connecticut western news., 1880-04-07

The last sewing society of the season was held at Mrs. Holley's on Thursday, April lst. and box whose value is $l70. has been sent to home missionary family in Missouri.
 Many of Lakevilles swains and fair ones went to see Pinafore in Sharon, and report the performance as very good. The hall was so crowded that it was hard to obtain seats. Eas anyone here found arbutus in bloom ?
 DELECTUS
Connecticut western news., 1880-04-07
Evangelfne Speaks.

Falls Village, March 27.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The 'lisgracciul scenes in hog wal
low are getting imtoIrraA2. y few
days ago two dushy amAzons tore
into each other ri such rate rs to
make the fur fly in every direction
to the high amusement Oi' Il number
OF colorcd men who were quietly
looking on and cnioying the show.
Again on last Sunday afternoon :i
cnIorcd man was followed bv un irntc
col"rrd Miss, prlting him at every
step with bricks. Finally the man
turned upon her, Knocking her down
most Violently, and stamping her
while the cries of murder rent the
air. Are we descending to such suvag-
ism III our midst:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24
Our town was again >vuurgr,l Il, Il

Our town WAS again Svrurg@,l hN Il
considerable fire ON last Friday nigh,
about O'clock Occurring Il Il
time OF night, w!cn nos, .oot pc"
pie were lost in S!umh"rS, ii made
considerable h"alway, before any
effort could he made in ch"ckiEg ii.
A> well aS we can learn r.om ,ho>r
who were first on the Sp,! tn :. IA
proceeded from The int. ;u"ol' what
is known a- BcitrrSon ) old Building.
situated between Whalcy's and
Glovcr's law offices, thr smoke and
flames isSuin. from the Eastern and
Southeastern windows OF the build
ing. This hrld:ny occupied rs The
y NJ G.. a. rooms, Trial Justice
G!oyrr's office, and the D.m"cr,t
oilicr. was completely DESTROYED in n
short time. The ilamcs then CON
munira.ci to GIOvrr' : auh " halcv' :
offices on each side, which were also
destroyed. rs well rs the store house
of Bull q Scovillr with about 800
bushels OF; rouoh rice in The rear
he great effort was to save Bull ~
Scovil!rI largr store which WAS done
lN the strenuous rXrriiots otihr fire
department and citizens generally,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Wcarc glad to see that our cotcm-
porary, the DemDcrt, has been in
surcd for an amount sufficient to put
the paper in even better condition
than 1t was before \ new outfit and
the sympathy Of the community, we
hope, will NOR" than compensate for
the temporary Inconvenience and loss
Of time.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

We are informed hy Secretary +.
j. Fielder that Pomona Grangc will
meet by special invitation OF Middle
pen Grange II the Middlcpcn Grange
Hall on Saturday the Sih OF January.
on which occasion there will he Il pie
mic and good time generally. Moth
ing else is expected from Middiop"n
Grange and community.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Prof. J. II. Laifochc has been ap-
pointed the other member Of the
Board OF Examiners Of Orangrbury
County by the superintendent of Ed
ucation in the place Of Prof: IIollG-
way, who declined in consequence of
Of his intended removal from the
County
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The Remington sewing machine,
the best machine made, with all the
latest improvements can be had at p.
G.. Cannon's s for less money than any
other machine manufactured. Only
few left
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The water was exhausted from the
wells at the last fire before the flames
could be subducd, and the engine
had to he moved to another we'll
This shows the necessity Of having
more fire wells Money spent in
this direction will pay.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Lost in Orangeburg, by Mr.. a. b.
Parlcr, $5l, wrapped III Il bill directed
to J. Q.iIarlcr, Esq. Any informa
ton, leading to its recovery, will be
rewarded.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

{. ID. kortiohn has on hand, this
week, Il fresh stock Of carpets, bal
moral skirts, mems and boys hats,
nubias and ladies hoods; besides
every thing else kept in lirstclass
house, all Of which arc sold at the
cheapest rates. If YOU want to save
money stop here and get your Christ
mas goods.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Wo congratulate orr Methodist
friends and the community generally
on the retention Of Rev. @. a. Darby
and Rev. Manning Brown at this
pos. for two wears longer.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Some miscrcant set fire t" the gin
honsc Of Capt. Trczcvant Of TT. Motto
on Tuesday night, Nov 22d, destroy
ing all the cotton seed, one bale o!
cotton, and everything, except the
engine. The loss is probably about
$1,000 No insurance.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The Governor has made the fol
lowing rcappointments for Orange
burg:
Trcasurcr-Robt. Copcs.
Auditor-Col ID. r. Barton.
Jury Commissioners. s. DcTrc-
Vile
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Augustus Fludd, Esq, Of Orange
burg, has been appointed ON the Gov
ernor's staff, with the rank Of Colonel.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

On Tuesday II dancing bear per
formed on our streets to the great en-
tertainmcnt Of the boys.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The patrons Of M,llichamp's $
School, will bear in mind that the cx
crciscs Of the school will he resumed
on Tuesday, Jan. Ith, 1881. Boys
are prepared for College and young
ladies given finished course. Tn
divided attention to the interests of
the school is promised
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Extra fine beef, pork and mutton
furnished every week ut the well reg
ulatcd market of Marion Jackson
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

We understand th:i, some Of the
roa Is leading to oar lown are in Il
fearful condition. especially from the
Fork. Stick a pin here. new County
Commissioners.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24
~ arket Reports.
1p'E[E6tHIo
SCHOOL CMMlSSlONEE'S CirICE,

SCHOOL CCMMlSSlONEE'S CIrICE,
orangchurg cou'tr.
Craryclurg, So, Dec. sd 1850
The Beard of Examiners nf Orar"e aur:
County will held an examination at
''Alcliichrmp's School House" ON Saturday
an. .>th 1850. from . "r'nci A..,M to ) T.
VI. iur all teachers whu DO not ho,u crri-
ticutcS arl d sire 10 teach in hc Pubic
Schools of the County.
STILES II. MrlIIouAMr.
h"irman Board Examiners.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Town Council has repaired the
pavement in front Of Izlar's and
Browning's law offices.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Mr. Il. Il. Ehncy, az old Orange
burghcr, now Of Conycrs, Ga, is on 4
visit to his old home.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

We rc..rcquestcd to state that per
sons having business with the
Democrat will find Mr. j. L.. Sims at
Gen. 1zlar' office.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Thanks to DR.. Salley for buugct
Of papers from which we may Gull
many items ofin;crcSt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

We return thanks TO Hon. Nj. p.
O'Connor for continued favors in
supplying us with public documents.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Probate Judge lzlar has been pre-
vented from attending to Official
business in consequence Of severe
illness in his family.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

We were happy to sec that the
venerable DR. Elliott was able to gr,
out to the Fair. His interest in The
Firclncn will never ahatc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The voice OF the fire cracker is
heard in the land.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24
/ O @ A /

Next week being the printers jubi-
lee, there will be no paper
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The Governor has made the follow
ing appointments ofTrial Justices for
Orangcburg County:
Andrew +. Browning, W. H. Hen
non, j. @. a. Connor, Andrew G..
Dibblc, a. j. Evans, William G..
IIaync, A. B. Coburn, w. III. Ehncv.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

There will be Sunday School
celebration ut the Lutheran Church
on next Sunday at 3 o'clock +. NJ.
Besides rccitations by some Of the
children, addresses will bc delivered
T., Judge Izlar and Prof: Lawrence.
Every body is invited to attend.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

The Sunday School meeting at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday
afternoon was we'll attended, and Il
profitable address made by DR..
Cooke.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

1t is found at last, Something new
under the sun y new era i drawing
upon woman Hitherto She has been call
cd upon to suffer the ills Of mankind and
her own besides The frequent and dis
treSsing irregularities peculiar to hci sex
have long been to her the "dirciul spring
of woes unnumbcrcd" In the mansion of
the rich and h0vcl Of poverty alike woman
has hc, the con n,tant vet patient victim Of
Il thousand ills unknown To mau-aud
without remedy. ''Dh Lord. how lrngw
in the agony of her soul. hath she crcl.
But now the hour OF her redemption is
come. She will sui no :utrv, for Eral-
Ird'S Female Regulator, ''Wnmall's Best
| ricGd" i~ Tor sale hy IJr a G.. Dukes.
and also by DR. .G. Wannamnk"r.
Prepared ~ lIr. j. lad!ir!d, .k,antt,
Ga; price, II - per ho!ric.
y trial package Of" LAcE-0nAuaHT"
free OF charge at
For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamal:
tE'ad wha, Gen. f, (rirey Andcr~o
says:
Mc>srs. EIutclrison & Bro: Gcntlcmcn-I
have been great uler"r from ilc,lralgi, -
the attacks lasting for DAYS. ! had II icd
every known remedy without being rrlicv-
ru. In ny las; attack | tried your ''Nru-
ralginc,' aud III short time was perfect,
cured 1t Is Il consolation To know that |
have ut last remedy that controls this
pnirul disease. and can chccri;ii, r.
com mend il to all who suffer II, | dc
q. /. ANDERSON.
C!,i OF 70 zee.
Atlanta, April IS, 1850
|
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

Our young friend, I. NJ. Raysor
has been Off this week on matri
monial tour, and will return in ON
midst more perfect man. May JOY
attend the happy young couple.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24
g on e.

rFNIiE Io4t Of Dry Salt m.i Smoked Bacon
4 lpw down AT VAN TASSEk'S.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

TIE Fircmcn 5 Fair has been in
progress all the week With the nnarkc
Success That WAS expected from Il,
character OF iilc Conn itier OF ladir.
and gentlemen iii charge OF he VA
rlon> departments and from Tie gen
cral interest," which is felt in thrcatI>c
y stroll through the hall reveals :.
perfect labyrinth of wonder an,
beauty. All the tables were taste
fully decorated, and none probably
was more attractive than the fancy
table standing in the midGlr Of the
hall crow,lc: with most valuable pr,
srnts. y most interesting feature Ul
the occasion was that Of the "old
women in the shoe" pcrsonatcd most
charming.y hy two, Iitilc Misses
Nina Olvcros and May Dibblc.
Voting was progressing most briskly
every night. and, from what we could
see, we arc inclined to the opinion
that there was some repeating, and
money was nnblushingly used
Wednesday was the evening Of
womans suffrage, and the calico
badge operation brought about some
very queer, and at times, unhappy
matches. The young ladies were
charming, and the boys put on their
sunday suits and looked their pret-
test There's no doubt large
amount will be realized towards the
relief Of Il nclc Joe
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-12-24

venerable DR. Elliott was able TO get
out to the Fair. lis interest in The
Fircmcn will never ahatc
Probate Judge lzlar has been pre-
vented from attending to Official
business in consequence Of severe
illness in his family.
Our young friend, +. NJ. Raysor,
has been Off this week on matri-
monial tour, and will return in our
midst more perfect man. May joy
attend the happy Young couple,
The Sunday School meeting at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday
afternoon was we'll attended, and Il
profitable address made by DR..
Cooke
Wo congratulate orr Methodist
friends and the community generally
on the retention Of Rev. O. a. Darby
and Rev. Manning Brown AT this
post for two Years longer
---ars.s <l.--s.-----
W. are happy to learn that the Y
NJ. G. A., routed ont OF their old
quarters by the fire, have established
themselves over Wilcork's 5, store, Il
much better place.
We understand that some OF the
roals leading to oar town are in Il
fearful condition. especially from the
Fork. Stick a pin here. new County
Commissioners.
Lost in Orangeburg, by Mr.. a. b.
Parlcr, $5l, wrapped in Il bill directed
to J. Q.'Iarlcr, Esq. Any informa
tinn, leading to its recovery, will be
rewarded.
Some miscrcant set fire to the gin
honsc Of Capt. Trczcvant of TT. Motto
on Tuesday night, Nov 22d, destroy
ing all the cotton seed, one bale o!
cotton, an' everything, except the
engine. lhe loss IS probably about
$looo. NO insurance.
The water was exhausted from the
"clis at the laSt lire before the i!amcS
co'la be snhaucd, and the engine
hao 10 nc mo'rS 10 another we'll
MS shows the necessity OF having
more hrc wells Money spent III
thiS d'rccii"h VIII pay.
The Govcrnnr has m,Io III. t,llou
ing appointments Oh RAJ Justices Tor
orahgco"r7 county:
hndre" H. browning, W. II. lien
hoh' .. " a. '"h'ior, Andrew !.
l'ppie' a. a. E'ahs' ''ilam =
ll"S nc a. ID. 'oo'rh' W. II. hhheN'
There will be u Sunday School
celebration at the Lutheran Church
on next SUNDAY at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Sspti; am Stemer;abler.

5iir bic SClucmli6frit her Stsusr,ablsr in
Der Staet Srlntpn rsresn bic GoIlsEiCnn rsl
StdatS. une Gpurts Steuern fir 1850 nd
an frIsrnern Srtsn 0ufbaItru, I'M Strusrr
fir ibre reirsfiiren { ilirifte riniunebmsn
9. y. 9tc6s, GclleFtpr eer l., s., g., TO-
une t6 Barts, in 9ip. 42l gadapanna glre.
C8i6trr Sanp's Slrd), am Snmitas irbrr
9Sphf.
6. 6. 9cldnt, GclIsft esr g., II. uuS IS.
9Sarbs, in her Sffee Spn @. u. InYis. &epp-
fat Gds Dissenting gIpenur une Sprur Ctr,
an Samitag Nnbmittaa iretr gScts
Spbn Gaplrs, GCasfipr her I 2. g., t3.
unp 81. gSarts; fir bic 1. une 2. g8NrtS, in
tsr Office ser alctrman Sglsr, g'ropirrnrr,
am Yiittwph irerr SSc6e, une fir tir g., l3.
unb 21. gSarbs, in irinsr Sfhcs an 9Saibing.
ton StraBs, nabe Nain, Syer parf ispsn
9Scdrniag.
R. 81. Grapfslb, Gple'tpr her L., s., A..
unb i5. 8ares, in ieiusr SfFcr all Main
Strasr, tSybs parf, jeesn Sdg scn llbr hes
MCrgrns bis llbr abrneS.
". }. fasrlC, Gplleftrr her 70, 10. une 90.
WareS, i'm (perr nab) No. 10 S6ulbaus,
10. gSdrb, jrcrn Samitds Rabmittag.
9BiIIiam 6rani, 9rlIsttpr her 10. une II +.
9Sdres, in irinsm Stcrr an Waibingtcn gIpr.
Stats, an Samitag ireGr gSs6e.
Sprace j. Sarrrit G,,,.
tennis M SG.gT Sisinsv, GOmmiiiar
GrmnliiIrnrs 0fFer, %. gtus. 1SS'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
&mserme Goitattto.
Netu gorfcr 2agcrbier
INNER friidb am 5apf bsi
6eDr9e 81. 9pbmanm
DAG Sft NRarfet StraEe.
08ilfesbarre Sfa6ribtcn.

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al tr 5urnrr-G -Greuriipn ua6 Ssuti&Iant
frbrtr am Samltas sIbeuo ippbIbebdltsn jurir
unb purts spn lrI6sn 5rrunbtn, bic scn itinei
anfunft unisrribtst paren am Sabubrfe berg
lid empfdnssn. Ginrm Sspprttr hes use
4sutlat" nfGrts Srptbuu, Rap Is ibm i'm
altn gatrIantt .lsbr iut jsfaarn" bats.
etiesr frblte Cd ibm an 3eit has CUR gsriiis-
uus ssifrais umfansrei6e Nptiirntu6 rinsr
ssnauren Surbii6t 81 untrrrtrfsn, tsnn se
fntbGIt Sipif stnug, I'M Gin hides Bud ;u
fiiIlsn. SrCbbun traf uniersn sea6tetsu Nit.
biirsG Srn. SObn Rsi6nrb int SEmrr Bah in
gBisbabsn, une Stpar nidt in better 6ciune,
belt; mann esrtlbs brimEebrm pir:, lit unte-
ifimmt.
DIR sSyemins SprEssrsin ipirs ssn ;urid-
ssErbrten WitSIirbe 9rUtbun an fcmmrntrn
Rrnta9 9lbsnS in Smmp'S oallr rinrn rifi.
jitllsn Gmpfans trrritrn, Rpran aud pabr.
itbsinIib her injpii6rn rinsrncffeur ,prtr Gr,
fsTilcniit Ssrr WrriB Gnsrl, 5beil nebmrn
pire.
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,u, ea og"' o wv. '"' m 10Hn'''mg o'',"s
Wv ". S"H,las 'sa - ~. un' IL; SsFi'me'E
~" a,',. s"ss '.rs's' an eensN 81 SaTsSrpap'Ff
"a'l''u'n WHi'S H"' '''"F I'M "0r "'F'
s'"' 'h'a"s'H''
AS gsricnsn ven 9aslslcn inb ven ben
@rUsssi&Rrrsnsn in sInIlaseiiaur psrirgt Rrr-
ben, neil Fs seiiiiss @srdnfs i'm gsisupr6
nit ben bslebrusen siSsnsscirgen Yrrtaufisn.
Ger gou Ses r,,,r ;aS;,h,n
SempeIs ma4t quite 6prtidritte.
Die peri6Bnsrtc unS perorBRerte
ct. 8auIs STRIDE, Gde ppu Spgtb mS
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ler 9lsp 2IsrI ,,GlippSr," irit Iapss riBr
anufannir lfbrues gluturitit in her grrfri-
iicn, Iibt Stn nianuisiadn 9rTeifnitrn pisisr
fIaiii6m S6nunslluuS gsrSinisuus tie iBi
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grS Gmpfrbluns ~ Sbeil preen. Gdt rr-
RSbnts SIaii, iOrf 10 pcriI&rS unS Suriiftal-
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Gin wtii bFrJi&mE, als mir nus ven ibm erin.
urru tSnnsn, itmai5 III tiHn 5PaItsp iFgrns
elmer abnli6sn StauitrIIuus s'Iptneci ~
babm. VI last uimli6 5plssnrss
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eirisT aus Jabf hes ,,9lipptr" lprafSItig eurt-
selsien bNbtn, 1T Ct l,5tGr Bttrllulna Stpas be-
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bat, Or GjrSBi gpursH Cirrus unb Gan
sue Sriiiias Wruagrrif sGbrriGu triibtr ~
crn pcpulGri,n SaauftlIupJSn in shlca
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liirten S6duifsluug tiret has @anje cine eer
grr6artigitsn 9crbindticnsn, bic tilr bic Sais
lsp ppH 1880 duf Der 9Sanesruns brgrTIsn
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II efm ,Sclpeijtsn SspiTteBer. trie 9Iuisisr
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iaunitn Sir,Rs, ,9rlfbTitdter, pcrdn SbirIES
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uugspEbni6sS SnttrtiGis. 80 ten nRpmshr tt.
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| MSri in efm g1iuitrauartifr in her Sudfrr.
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piiIs llugIGubi9frii bsiiialih efy Gbtbfit Ssg
augrblibsu Gjrburi gslttnb aIlGin ale Spei,
/ fel iine btiGitigt pcreen turh eit 9iubHtut.
Iiduus bsr ,3slsniie piiieuihaftlibsr gIutpri,
| tiisn nHe bic pirflide SriltGm eer plarrntd,
, ;.,.rmtbr SnS Gi9sntbum err glfaeemis etr
| Namrpilsnla..f ten in philadelphia.
Sunerrtt, bic ritiss StranN Saty stlsbsn
batsu, tSunsn ;3epsntb dblsstg illy leinsn
| 9Sea nit eem Wune ~ llugsn, einsr enun
/ etn 3uitane, irine lufistn StRslunsih lhs
| esu milnerlidtn Strli itintr eplriIdIlsu Wut'
| trr Der 9ats GIsphant 1T pirflih cine on'
ssnsbmt.RtalitGt fir bic Gissntblimn Ns
sjrtus, uue slmrrifa gsbSrt bic Gbrs, cCn
! sinlisfu auasstrAssnsH Ssey 9lfpbanlen rrr'
4 eu,iri ~ blbfu, her ismdls reR siutn Wsra'
! gfrie- -G!epbanispwGibhsu 9ebcrtn puret.
| Edb tas ,,eitp4 biz srPBir gIniIbuus iif
pslds ismalS ben glueeiinififn pnp en u
eusbsmdsru iibtrbaupt pcrasfilbrt pursf, ipiTt
allssmtiu pSu her prrfeiiiru iuasgsttu. Ss
esm sen hem ecnNtn Circus bsrsits srbaIisnsr
| ,,DcuntI" In ttR 3eitunsen uue bfi esl
5Tehartisfsit itiutr 9Sunereiuge pIrts es
uuuSibis iSH. ibm '.sgH unasprbni6sn Gr'
frIs Su Prppbsrifn.@
Cu epubsn eiTsus, nit itinrm Sdbs Gl5
Pbauitu uns fsinsn sauitnem zen Ssisn
tsiitH, pirb fG In scranton, am S5amaat
psH 25ttn @tpttmbtr prObuiiHn. gn.
eldss biz slugIss IN fiHF aHSEM SFalii,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
SNanne Npl,ntn.

- Die eeutlfs rSm.. ..iatbpliibe ct. Mar
Mascalena Nirds in Spnesbale pirb eurd
sinrn gInbau 30 hei 10 8ub psrsr6brt.
- Yin ben D. II. 8. OpdS pirb nunmrt
aud prls 3rit 9earbriist.
8 Die Court bon @apne county il
felt Ntonta9 in SiBuns. Der Sail
bcs Oibreers Sprtree lit tis sur 9es
sembersS SibunS perta8t.
- Gin 9ru6 Der obtren 9SIatte az
einem Der SdmeIsbien Der @lasfabrif
iteIlt bieien Iebteren fir 10 Gage auber
9bdti9teit. Die Gompa9nie bat iebt
einen GOntraft sur 2iefeums BON $500
GrOB Sppfen=Sitters SIai6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Scmpfratem aufaepaI,t !!

Set Iebten 0tontas, ben 6. Septem.
Der, iinb bic 8dumIi6tcitsr Sss @eutraI
Clubs bon Satomsnna Count. (San.
eerlpp'S aalfe) l04 Gafepanna s(p
sey0nton, ieh::.l ggObentao pcn 2-5
n9T %admittasS mS 40 llbr
abenbs piisu. Tie 0smolyatsn iinS
ppu nets pilItcmmen. Sic SeIresGrs
aller 9oipnibipe,. &aro suup 9iitriits
Clubs fnb eriu3t, ipfpr; bic 0amen
ibrtr SeamtsR uWe elne 2ilte ibrer Dtit.
slleeer elngufsnren. ipje aud ale nel
aHtreteuee Wtit8licSer. ipelGls sur sn.
lpettIon aufsele8t psgeSn, Der untcr.
tei6nete SSsgstar iniyo ieocu Sla6mits
taa epH 2-5 llbr umS isSeu glontas
glbenS bon $40 llbr tar. su treffen
iein,
@bartpu 9idinion GeEr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Sefduutmacfottu(s. .

gIlls 9isirniseu, psl6s iid einrm nru ~
ariinNsnern Saus uno SpGr-grrin nnIGIie-
fen pCIlrn, iIne bisrmit rriuht iid am Gam,
tag ben 49, Sspt, gIbsnes 8 llbr, in Germ
0bas. SrrppS SotsL 2il gafapdnua gps,
einSuinprn, nm bic rrite sIu;abIuus ppn ;ebn
prpSsnt su MAIDEN.
Gm Muftrnne NirIer