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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
James Carroll.
From the Eandalla Leader.

Mr.. James Carroll, our candidate
for Secretary of State, was placed in
nomination by Mr.. Ed. T. Smith, of
Pike, who also made an eloquent and
telling speech. This writer second
ed the nomination and though his
vote was above the average of COM
petitors, on first ballot, he was de-
feated, chiefly because there were
pitted against him three Of the most
experienced and unscrupulous traders
and tricksters in the convention.
Had he been disposed to trade for
support of the hindermost men as
they dropped off, he might easily
have won ; but this, to his everlasting
honor be It said, he refused to do.
And though defeated, his gallantry
never forsook him. He is not the
sort of man to sulk in his tent. HIS
heart is too big and his soul too gen.
erous for that. So he took the first
train home, and when the victorious
Mcintyre arrived at Mexico next day,
; Carroll was there with the brass band
and a procession to welcome the VIC
tor. He is a young and a growing
man, and if he desires it, will be nOmi-
mated for Secretary of State four
years hence by a rousing majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
PLACES.
u
Mr.. and 4.4s. j. ID. Tucker. Of This City. ON
Their Annual Tour.

CLARK HOUSE, DULUTH, MIMI,
July 31st, 1880.
FRIEND Boz: We have just arriv-
ed at Duluth on Lake Superior, which
is a nice thriving little city that Is
improving rapidly, and ere long will
be a city of note as a Shipping place,
when the Union Pacific shall be COM
pleted to the Pacific Coast. The
crops look fine up here, but the wheat
is just beginning to be ready for cut
ting, and young vegetables are here
about the same they were with US the
first of June. We have had a nice
and pleasant trip since we left St.
Louis. The air here is as thin, pure
and refreshing as heart could wish.
The nights are cool and we are COM
PEELED to sleep under covering. We
shall take the steamer Japan on Sum
day for Buffalo, N. Y, which is
about 1,400 miles from here.
Your friend,
J. d. TUCKER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Miss Mary A. Hogan, who has
many warm friends and admirers IN
this city. will give one of her enioya-
BILE readings tonight. All of our
readers who have heard her read will
is one of the finest readers that eve
favored Mexico Her eIocutionary
and ennnciatory powers are perfect.
We hespeak for hen a iull house.
Misses Belle Morris, Ella Grasty.
Henrietta Goncii and others will also
-pera House tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
See Mitchell's space.

1t Is to the interest Of every farmer
having produce to sell, to call on G.
ID. FERRIS, as he pays tn. best
prices for Chickens, Eggs, Hides,
Pelts, Feathers, Tallow, Butter, old
Iron, Rags. Beeswax, &C. And he has
tor sale everything a farmer wants,
such as Dry Goods, Notions, Shoee.
Hats, Ribbons, Corsets, Gloyesn2epr
~ceries, Queensware, Lamps, Clotl41
Furniture, Sewing Machines lower
than any house in Mexico, and all
kinds Of Sewing Machine needles at
the low price Of thirty cents per doz-
eli. 1t will pay any farmer to give
G. ID. a call if they want q good price
for their produce, and he sells goods
lower than anybody. Store opposite
entrance to Ringo House. At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
-~ 49,
judicial.

The Frankfort Chronicle has this
to say of Mr.. Elijah Robinson OF
Bowling Green, candidate for Circuit
Judge in this circuit:
Mr.. Robinson stands at the head
of the profession ; a. . Democrat be
is uncompromising and unfiinching /;
as n friend and worker for the people
he is entitled to the special gratitude
Of this township. For it wss his clear
judgment and energetic efforts that
helped this township yer the many
barriers during the recent bond trou-
bles. While other lawyers and
judges in the country were advocat-
ing one way, MI. Robinson stood
alone for Injunction, and that not 81
the cost of the people, as the othel
remedies would have been. The &c
quel proved that he was right, and
by that act alone he saved this town
ship hundreds of dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Last Thursday morning as Corlew
of Moberly, was being taken from the
Jail to the court room, he was met by
a mob of 200 men and killed. Corlew,
about 5 months ago, it will he re-
membered, raped Mrs. Crump al
Moberly. The husband of the wo'
man fired the fatal shot that killed
Corlew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Last week a trading man from the
country, wishing 10 sell his mule,
told Il coiored boy to lead his mule
by Coons' store while he went in and
told Billie: "Co,ne out here and
look at that mule, the finest | ever
saw. He belongs to Il man in the
country he asks Sl35 for him and
[ can get $50. | think. | guess
will buy him He then walked
down the street, and while he was
gone Billie slipped out ard bouah,
him from the boy, who was posted,
thinking he was getting ahead of the
man that Mas going to buy his own
mule. The boys all had the laugh
on Billie until he sold the mule fol
$40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
judicial.
WILDER School House,
AUpRAIN COUNTY, Mo.

AUDRAIN COUNTY, MO.
ED. LEDGER: | noticed in your
last issue an extract from a Bowling
Green paper stating that If Mr.. Rob.
inson was nominated for circuit judge
he could poll several hundred
more votes in Pike county than any
other man. We know that Pike
county is in the habit of electing al
Independent, when she fails to gel
he: choice. l would like te
in agine if Pike County would moi
take some other consideration
and stick to the ticket. Pike has had
the iudgeship for 20 years, and
think it but fair, AS Montgomery ant
Audrain has never had this homo
conferred on them, it is time for Pix
to take a rest and still stick to tbs
ticket. Montgomery is offerings goot
man for this position, and if defeated
l think l am safe in saying that vi
will support Mr.. Robinson with tn
full Democratic forces, l can't hell
bat feel that Montgomery is entities
by courtesy to this office.
AUDRArN DEMOCRAT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

The Wabash II. r. has put on a
fast through train from st. Louis to
Omaha. Going east it arrives at
Mexico at 4 p. M, and reaches st.
Louis at Z a.. IN. Going west it leaves
st. Louis at 8 p. M, and reaches
Mexico at 1880 p. m. No stops
except Wsrrenton and st. Charles.
This is a convenient way to go to
St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
Old Land Mark.

Our friend Jack Hayden informs
u.s., in answer to III request for in
formation concerning old men, that
Mr.. Tom Brady, aged 81 years,
lives only three miles west of Next
co., in the Jesse neighborhood. He
was in the war of 1912. We should
not be surprised if he was the oldest
man in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Miss Mary Hogan will return to
Mexico this fall, and with home tai
ent, will put a perfect little gem of q
play On the stage. 1t will be d grand
success we know, and is being looked
forward to now by all her amateur
assistants and many admirers in this
osfy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Prof. W. C. Ridgeway of this city
has recently been rendered the chail
of English Literature and History in
Christian University at Canton, Mo-,
but having located in Mexico to re-
main as a permanent citizen, ant
having been engaged to teach in thu
public schools in this city, he declines
to accent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

David & Blum have just received
an addition to their ALREADY large
stock of gents furnishing goods.
Twelve cases of under and overshirts.
These goods were bought very cheap,
and will be sc!d the same way. This
firm is doing a smashing business.
They buy their goods cheap, having
a man in New York to watch the
market. Give them q call. wv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Last Tuesday morning a G. & A.
brakeman named Hoyt, well known
in Mexico, had his leg run over above
the knee while attempting to board a
freight train while in motion
at Centralia. Hoyt died at eleven
o'clock a. M. the same day. His
father is an engineer on the c. & A.
railroad. Hoyt had many friends
among the young men of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

It is thought that old man Bender
and wife haye been captured. Kate
and John are still at large. A re-
ward OF $25 900 was offered for the
whole family. 1t will be remembered
they carried on a wholesale butcher
shop in Kansas in 1873 and 1874.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Parties owing the LEDGER old ac-
counts will please attend to this mat
ter at once, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands of the constable
in ten days. We don't want to trou-
BILE any one, but what is justly ours
w will have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Messrs. Rutter & Davis threshed
last week for Oscar Elzea, near Ben
ton City, 10 acres of fax that made
143 bushels Of sedan average OF
IA IL bushels per acre. They were
we'll cleaned-so says Mr.. j. NJ.
Bush, who bought the seed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

C. T. Quisenberry informs us that
when his father was 70 years old he
had paralysis Of the stomach, and
lived 80 days without food or water.
He resided in Clark county, Kentucky.
This beats Tanner all hollow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
he Mitchell's space.

he Mitchell's space.
breeding will out.
Five US a fire company at once.
Poand hear Miss Hogan to night.
kv railroad time card next week.
hEid & Blum are doing a jobbing
HssBer's fast will end at noon to-
Hvw.
ksH. Franke's advertisement in
issue.
FB Bnckner and wife returned
week.
Anrensburg, Mo, has a red hot
daily.
The LEDGER till January /, 1881,
% cents. If.
lis Hogan reads at the opera
Sc tonight.
frank is reftting and improving
store room.
ass Parsons of st. Charles is Wis.
8 in Mexico.
Ater August 18th, you can shoot
tie chickens.
FAe LEDGER is the organ Of the
faocratic party.
Bfing a full basket to the big pic.
next Thursday.
ion. A. NJ. Alexander of Paris,
pa on US Tuesday.
harley knoderer is happy. Why:
F'ase it's a boy.
Republicans will have q
let in this county.
Ialgs Douglass time will not be
Tor two years yet.
~. Mason will not he a candi.
efor reelection.
county court has had a ''lone
session this week.
Murray has moved to tht
. side Of the square.
Lxlaember that Hon. A. NJ. Alex.
speaks Saturday night.
u' J. B.. Bradley of Liberty
vas in the city yesterday.
r''eopal Church services Sunda,
1880 a. m. and s p. m.
wabash railroad company is
''AeW time card Angus, 1st.
Graham is better. He swal
. hsh bone the wrong way.
.aaer'is not in a very good con
IL" De tempted OF the devil
sa& Daniel paid the loss OF
.Holt's property two days afte
near that the band has moves
'gain.
Joseph Volk, of Louisiana
visiting Mrs. Geo. Hablutzel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

If you want to buy, sell or rent
land. confer with j. W. Daniel, who,
by personal observation, knows most
every turn, crook. and cross.road in
Audrain county. Law and Insurance
office, north side public square, Meg
leo, Mo. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

J. r. Smiley, OF Santa Fe, mAde
us a pleasant call Monday. He was
over in Illinois last week and says
the corr crop there ia very light.
He saw no crops looking q we'll "a
those in Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

tries to speak, for we are ourselves a
failure in that line, but when it comes
70 putting up a boy of straw, stuffed
with figures and forms, of which in
reality he knows nothing, to entertain
an Intelligent and reading audience,
we are moved to pity for the boy or
his friends who would allow him to
make a goose of himself.
Ii our farmers are to be RECALLED
with such talk by the Greenback
lights, the Democratic majority in
Audra1n will be larger than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

A brakeman named Mates had both
of his legs cut off above the knees by
the Ears at Slater yesterday, and
died in 4 few moments. He got one
of his feet caught in a frog and
could not get it out before he was
run over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

The colored people of Audra,n
county have a fair one week after the
regular fair-opening September 81,
and lasting 4 days. They have q
good list of premiums worth contest
inc for. ~. .s~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Our friend Thompson had to 60 to
the country last week to ''re-cuper-
ate'' and stre- moralize. He said
he had been editor, proprietor, bust
ness manager, reporter, city editor,
mailing clerk, devil and everything
else Except receiving clerk) of the
Herald for a week, and that would
break down an iron mans health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Uncle Billie Mason says the town
boys are getting in his watermelon
patch. He knows who they are, and
saws he is not sanctiied in a modern
sense of the word, and that they had
better .slook q leedie out"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Messrs. Ringo & Eubank's new
barouche can be found on the public
square from l until 8 O'Clock. p. m.
First hour, $1.50; each additional
hour, 81. Passengers anywhere in
the corporate limits, % cts. 5-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Mexico d lucky in having IN en-
terprising man to furnish zee during
this warm weather. J. A.. Glandoa
furnishes ice ~ cheap ~ it could be
bought in st. Louis. lost.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
P. S. MITcHELL'S SPACE.
Clearance Sale.

Our prices are reduced to close
out summer goods. Newport Ties
and Slippers in abundance and at q
bargain. Making room for fall goods.
Our new paper is out, full Of wit
and free to all. Cali and get one.
$50
MITcHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
Change Of Firm.

Having associated Mr.. Algernon 3.
Houston with me in the humber bus
mess, the same will be continued un-
der the firm name of Barnes 4 Hous-
ton. w. C.. BAkNEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Don't stray after strange gods, but
stick TO your true and well-tried
friend, /. FRANK. 13-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

tTg are authorized to announce
JOHN II. HAYDN
Tasidate for County surveyor: subject 10
kfah of the Democratic party.
M are authorized To announce
CHAS. ID. RODGERS
| zHAidate for County surveyor subject Ia
a4hA nf the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
CONSTABLE.

L are authorized to announce
X. l.. HtHtibN
shdbiate for reelection In the Office ni
1ae Vi Salt River township subject 10 the
sraie Convention.
are authorized tn announce
W, ii. JOHNSON.
sBildate for Constable nf Sail River Town
subject to the rules alid usdgrS Ot !Lt
srsiic plrty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Col. Hutton is at the springs SICK.
40 he writes home. Wonder what is
the matter with him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
The '4BaAy Mfne.'

An all Havana cigar for i've cents
at Frost's, next door to the post
Office. lo-t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
Attention, Teachers :

Regular examinations first Saturday
in each month. All wishing certi6-
Gates must attend these.
GEORGE ID. BOWMAN,
County Commissioners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

That Five Cent Cigar!
We have tried that 5 cent cigar e
Frost's, and find it TO be the best 10
Mexico.
14-tf. MANI SxoKERs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

Good dry basement 10 mt, or Tie
the public square. AMY - LspaEE
Of1ca. es r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

A. H. Buckner, M. c., will speak
at Laddonia on the 9th and at Mar
tinsburg ON the 9TH of August, at l
q. m. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

IA. Glandon furnishes ~ for
pscnics and festivals = 1sdncsd
rates. lt-Sk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

j. A. Giandon furRishes 100 y any
part a Ne city IN any quantity. l5-st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

One day last week a gentleman
living in the Duly district showed his
temper in y queer manner. For some
unknown reason he don't like for his
daughter, who is quite an accomplish
ed young lady, to receive the atten'
ton OF gentlemen, and seeing hel
pass a note TO Il young gentleman ht
drew his pistol and threatened tt
shoot everybody in sight. Every
young lady should go into society
and receive company. 1t Is RICH
sand proper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
COUNTY ASSESSOR.

rs are authorized 10 ann..!llce
.WtfN ". BEATTY
.a5;5.ie f,r reelection To he Office OF
e aa subject 10 the decision of the
.S,,tlc County Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

We this week j. Med.
Trimblc as q candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Prosecuting At
torney. fever q man had good
grounds on which to ask fer re-elec-
ton he has. He is The pride of all
law abiding citizens and a terror to
criminals. We simply refer you to
his record for the past two years.
He will be nominated and elected
without opposition, as he is the choice
of all parties, both Democratic and
Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
q n

fTg are authorized 10 announce
&, F. BOB NS
/ -aditafe for reelection to the office al
an If iudTain County, subject 10 'tr rules
sggr, oI The Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

YE are authorized To- announce
X. CREED CARTER
candidate for County Judge i'll the Western
tkt; subject 10 the rules and ,Is:tgrn "t The
bsfatie party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

n are authorized TO announce
JOHN F. natTfS
t~saaliaie for County Judge IN h Eastern
Ea; subject to the decision of The County
ertillc Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

are authorized 70 announce
w. X. POTTS.
g,er township, a. u c'tliii'i;tie inr silef1
.ossgi to the deciS!oii "i The Democracy oi
Ia ,Hlnty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

FE arp authorized 10 announce
A. G. TURNER
.siidate for County Treasurer subject to
me- and nslges Of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
COUNTY TREASIRER.

FRI are authorized to announce
JOS. ID. MOEi;1S
f.,mHdste for County Treasurer subject Ia
fstsp Of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

rg ae authorized To announce
j NJ. MARMAbtkE
~.asiiaie for County Treasurer subject tn
- and iisagaS Of lie Denncr;NIc parlN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

See Mitchell's space.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
-.,e,rF OF AUDKAIN COUNTY

% a, authorized 10 announce
ROET. c. GRAHAM
.;lp township, as Il candidate Ior niiefil
y "a the derIsion "l The democracy "i
I'm county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05
Platform Spring Wagons.

BUGGIks,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-05

- are authorized 30 announce
b ." i. MeD: TflMBLE
-, 81, re-rIeetion tb the office of Pros
Ehdiaaas. sav. subject III the decision OF the
..iie County Convention.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-04
9ieDerfrQn, SaQe

3u Serrenteu.
lie eittutraus (friibr sliismbly) Sale 1T
fir 6titIidfsitsn, GtislIi6aftrn, Bale, gcr-
lriurstn, Concerto &c. su Ssrrsntrn 6iir Be
einsuuseu frage man mad bel 0jsc. WabL,
CHARLES Rcbinipn cher Weiss STppn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-04

unb man feIbit bic f6On bOrbanbsnsn
S9tffe oft faum nur notbblrftig neu
umSimuert, tperben auf Der 8pItpder
S6iffsbauanItaIt fIr siTerne 9ampfs
f6iffe iebt mebrere neue 9ampfer bers
seitelt. 8eIonSers fir ruiIiI6e Re6.
nunS iperben bier mebrere erbbere els
Ierne 0ampfi6iffe erbaut unS in ben
lebtcn Bpden iin6 ipieber sipei grpbs
6ahrseu9e, bic sum Sienit auf benz
aaspIi6en 0teere bsItimmt iinS, bon
ytoifod na9 petersburg abgesansen.
Dos GentraIepmite bes Seutiden
SdIgsnbuness bsi6IoB, baS Z. beutI6C
Sunbesidieben in Der @p6e bonn "a.
biz 81. SuIi 1881 auf Der Mln9ener
Sbereisaspieie abSubaIten.
9 d 10 E a. Der 8unSesratb BAT
beitIoHen, einem @siude Der ct. @aIs
Ter Gemeiuse Auarten nm einen Bun.
besbeitras i'm militdrii6en SntereKe fir
ben Sau elmer Strabe bon @alenitabt
bis 0idbIebOrn gum 9lni6IuB anbie aui
0larner 8ebiete lie9enbe Strabe Wdbs
Ieborn SbitaISen /. Serrenseb Dtoaii
ni6t ;u entlpre6en, ipeiI Der fra9Ii6en
Strabenberbinouns elm bpber miIitdri.
ider g8ertb in Solse Der lanSen gnts
iuidsIun8 un6 Der ii6er 800 Mleter be.
trascnSen 0e9enIteisuns Der Streds
Ntiiblebprn=N =NtpIlis nidt sufomme ea
mare bies bieImebr erit Der 5all bei
SoriieBuns Der Strabe 98aaenftabts
WlabIeborn Idn9s Dem See unS Bis
9lieberuriien.
Sas Budget Der GibsenpienI6afi
fir 1881 lit BON 9unoesratb auf 45, .
l47, 900 Sranfs Ginaabmen unb aui
AZ, 100000 SSranfs 9lusgaben perans
| idIa8t, mas aIio ein Deficit bon 8
$4,000 Srants erSiebt.
Spr cinisen Sasm Bat man in
2auiarue bas Grab pes 8ii6ofs Rps
ger Sebffnet, ipetder int Sabre 1920
in Der hortiaen 8atbeSraIc beitattet
ipprOen 1T. MisrfwGrSi9sr 8eiIc iuar
Ger Sbrper nod beinabe gang erbaIten,
bic 0eiibtS;iise ertsnnbar uno bic
biI6bfIi6en GeipdnSsr unbsi6abist,
trpB Der feds mb elm baIb Sabrbuns
oerte, peIbe perflpiien iinb, felt Der
Sii4Of in ieinen SteiniarS SeIest
ipuroC.
Die Reoierunsm idmmtIi6er 8an.
tone, cine einsise auSsenpmmen, baben
ii6 auf 9tnfrd9e bes Sunbssratbes se.
gen bic 8eUiiion OeS Sabrifseiebes ers
tIart unb sbsn 10 bic MebrSabI Der intu.
itrieIIcn Gereine berssdpeiS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-04
Ncrfiner Sfebcnenrter.

Scr Sprees gltbener pabt frem6e glus.
bride germ ieinem Sargon an. so idgt
er itutt 8eferenbariuS 9Jffentarius; italt
1rottoir SrtttOir, itatt itd aIterireI ii6
beraItuIIerireu uno 10 fort, Sn 6rOlIiBer
8eseiGmlng f6rperliber gigentbiimIi9s
feiten, @ebreden pSer ionitger bic Sri.
til berauSfprbernber meui9lider Gigeus
f6aften 1T er beipnbsrS itarf. ,,Gr bat'n
Git ieItoblen" fir budeIig; ,,er bat bic
GCene gu ipeit burd9eito6en" fur Su
furSs 8einfIeiper; ,,8epoIUeridnauSe"
fir ein Idpatboftes mb fre9cS NimNs
ircgf; ,,AuabrattatI6en" beoeutet grpbe
SuBe; ,,bIaue SeniterIaee" lit Gin blau
aufs,laufsnes gluge; n6utterlude" bes
be,.tst ben Whln6 bon einEm 9ienihsn
init erDbtm NhmO iaBt man: ,,ber lam
1i6 nat ms DIR ia8en" Gin podcn'
i,arbises 0eii6t betSt elm ,,Sirid,Iudens
seiidt'tt Gin tabler SOpi nit bonn 9ms
tsrtOpf itber Die Stirn gefdmmtcR !0aas
ren cine ,SarbellenismmeI"; pcnn
elmer i9ieIt, 10 1T er ,,iha6tern uf DC
Sgen". gSer iCbr 8eiprahiB it, ben
frast Der 8erliner: ,,pb er nat gum
8sben inienommen batte". Ginen gus
ter S9napS nemt er bat reene gScrt
Sptte". 8on bur6Ipderten Stieisln
beiBt es: IAN ben StiebeIn lit nut bic
Sterilization 1T" menn Gmer nitt
bBrt, iast man ,,5y fist uf Oe SRren".
Der 8erliuer liebt por SiLlen bie Deuts
Ii9teit i'm 9luSbmd; barum iaSt CT,
ipem er Semanbeu eriuden mil, fyiSe
llmitdnbe su MAIDEN: ,,9}siBen &c Td
man teen 8esn aus, pber ipem or Sc.
munb sriubt, iid feline Sauiionen 3l
MAIDEN: ben .3abu lafen &c iib man
rausreiben" ipem CT fiirdtet, SoB iid,
sSemmb in cine itbIedte S0te eiu8e.
Iaileu Bat, iaSt er, Sie Sade pcroe i5m
,,Iausr oufitobtn". gu ben 8IiidIit,
esipdblten 8e;eidnau9sn 9ebbrt aud,
Ser ,GenIpdnnsr" fir SuaggeieIle; Sos
,,Seitenoewebr" fir Gbrfrau ,,&ras
hriIienidwentsr" fir Srad, &c. 0tH
3erierbeIieutenant nennt ber 9srImer
uSpmmerleutnant", ipsil er meiit uur
i'm CONNER eingeSo9en ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-04
Sic Srneee SarG's pes 0rp6cn in
Wfdin,.

9h.s I1ain; iUir6 geIhrieben: Die
GtompfeiIer isner Bride, peIde cinit
Sarl Der 8roBe III BEN Sabren SOB -
81 StpiI6en bier m6 SaIteu - 500
Sdritte lang - Crbaut bate, ,nerOcn
sssenipdrtig aus Dem Jiheine entfsrnt,
Su Welhem 3ipede neben ben anoeren
slrbeiteren aud mebrere Sauher engas
sirt iinO. Satten 6ie 4feiIer idon Ieit.
Der bei niC6riBCm Q8aneritnnoe ben
Serfebr gu 99aNer gcitbri, 70 iuuroe BE-.
rem Seieltigun8 sur unbeom8ten 9ictbs
ipenSisteit, ais bas BrOiett elmer itsbcns
ben 9Ibem5riide III Qln8riif Senommeu
ipmtt. Die Isbn9sreiultatc imO folt
bur6wes portreiiltGS 5u nenneu bic
SplSpfGble, iueIde Die em;elnen Bteller
ecbiIbet ba6en, ionnten SumeiT ScIlltdns
big aus Der GrSs Scbpbgu pcroen, &rr
etni8e 5erbrahen. Die gfeiLer baben
cine 2dnge pon As Wtetern uno iinb
aus gibenbUlS; baHeIbe seist cine
seItIihsidparie Sarbe, lit a6er-trpb
Der .auieno Sabre, m6brenN hertn es
in Gem g9aiier itanb nod gan; pprs
siieIib ~ 98ertbplS Seeisnct. SIT man
hp6 bpr ein;aeu Sobren, ais einige oies
fer 9fabIe berau$oebOben ipurbcn, bier
allen Grnites NIT BEN @eeanfen um8es
9an9en, aus hieIsm SolSt bic turuIis
iden StitbIe fur ben neuen 9laiEhauSs
iaaI anfsrtiBen su Iaiien. Die gfeltyr
fnO iammtIih am unteren Gnoe ipiB
su8ebauen umb nit elmer GiienipiBe be.
i6lasen. SaS giien mb tie 3d8eI
OIL Den YfdbIen iInO, obipobl nit 9ioit
becedt, nod beute ~ berpertben. sis
Jest iino iiber 80 9oI;PidbIc SsbObeu.