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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-03
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- 8ihtsr Sono bon Sadawamo
fibrte in Der persansenen 98p6e an
Stelle oeS nod INNER fr6ntIi6en 3id.
terS 8auer ben 8OriiB am @apnt
Gpuntp @eridte. .......
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Gin gRprt nbrr SalcnSer.

gpsrn sas 2lub srn ben 9Gumen fGIlt une
her rauhe Rprtpinb lunis ilttr biz Stcppsln
blit, bait eer csrhlt isiueu Gia;ua une nit
ibm bic psribiGeenen glrtfn Spn 1dleneer FUR
has fcmmenee Sabr. gIIe nirlifeu Sprien
liue rrtrcieu, in allen @jrUBen unS gIusltdt'
tunaen iinc Is III baben unp sllt une Sung
bilt sifril HabfThas mad BEN pcn htm Stnsn
cher glReeren ipeiiell erfrrenen SisblIngt.
Qorau untsr Zen mseiJiniihsn 8aleneern iiebt.
ven Sauienorn Won 6rtunben berjltb besriibt
pie elm alter littsr Sffanuter, her pa NJ II T.
aer ilieus aGleneeI yers9t pen
zen iosrrsn u. Gpgeier II. Co., SlltlnrrF,
@Ip., in elmer gluilngt Sn erti Miatrnsn
| Grrmplnren; une sipar bislts SIabr fcmmt er
hcltr als eislss iriber her 5da mar, in nsusm
| farbenrsibsn Gjepanee NIT sablIsibtn 5au.
iratensn vsrirben, Gin Nllsnetr, ME ibn isltli
err Suhbanrel niht 10 gut aubuwsilsn i'm
! Stauee III. 49, Die triisn 9iiuitlsr res vdnets,
Niiniiler eeren Gjriifsl ;ur pcmppitn Ausltat'
tuna uuierer btitsn R0ga;ur beitrusen, b1tsr
in eislsm Sabre fir Zen Sdmburssr ia
mtlten~I ~Iateneer bic 3ei6nun9en &C.
Itefrri. lie bsilrn 6riihte ptS esuiittr
Sumers piir,tH n:n 9nbdlt une pallenei
meei;inilbe RdtbIhlGae iilllrn bic Stiitn ef'
Sudes. =. IA, tdmit nidts an her Vcllltdn
eiatsit res Nalenbers feblr, babtn bic Serrfl
g 8rdCler II. 60, ppn einsm her beeeuttnefel
aIstecrclcgtn amerifhs g9titrpprauslagun
osn anfsriigsn lalIen, Gin neuer ,3uidB, pelbe
iher fur Rdndm siur Suele eGr llntsrbali
una iein pirc. ITsi Willirnsn NdIrnctl
tinr aan, butfbs 3abL bE:rn mir man6t
uuierer Seier ausruisu. Gs III pabT, tS |
eirirs alrrriuas cine gdu;s tGesutrnee 3ah
srldiItu aussriproaen. gStnn mir isecb ,
, 9rcGe 0srbreiung etr Samturatr 5amilitr
aRtei,intn uup res Ct. Jaccts Stls une ,
btesuienbe sIusbrsiiuus ets @sibGftts rcH
gpsssr II. &c. in'S slusr fallen, 10 temmt III
, eisls sIn,abl nidt 10 encrm rcr. Ratb alt
Z 9Seltbsilsn strlentsn lie ibrs tslitbtsH 0teii
nsu uue Isttn rtrliBt Gin Sdiii sintn Satt
glmsriia's, rbus Rap uuttr isiner t0euus si
i Suantitat Ct 9afcbs Del cbsr Sdmpura
Wisei,iusu ~ fueen ii. Gr erfclg elsl
r Sauits lirbt ttiipislIpS in teu gunaItn !
r tjelhGftswrlt ia une ;riat mas JlsiB init Il
i itrnebmunssssit rerbunesn sriielu fan
v gus 0cdisltldtt:rn ppn Canada sniuehnl
. mir, pa6 bic 8irmd q. grgeIsr u. SO. ictt
Is Gin 3peiobaus in 5rrontp atsriinpst bat, |
g ibrr Munrsn in een britiiatn pTprinisn 1
>. SPehi,iueu ptritbtu III f5nnen
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Somcs 8 SnUlcr 2ada.. slue nebcl Dem @yomin9 9aus,
- Sdnoler
Sod un0 Sci,Sefen &0l9eS 8eduuarcn 0 SnuSaerGtbel

0e fnie bette NtmbanonB iiben gIau
Der agoS %anqs Der sssn ten & Der sS S S gaS sn, 6a@ bTa%
gsa$mS s Sin eIoe Ts n No T;n 8aOH.l pgO Der 4s
ne1mer m ad mS sN Sas Sch tann tutr Den Peoples
@Of mo 9rebe sadofen Die Svlan fnS ht Nab m n p8 tu
enBenhet bab 8itln
Gn9n mir BE ga pdDor 9aran5 S o fiji n sa9r ano pnTn
nnO fans Sas Se srld @ segen Oin ou nit On u'
@aihtd NIT sucrbOOcu gpafer aeT a
0etd Srntt Srtpnne
9adpn giepru
pee @nibbfn groBH Shpffd 9ahe SmmpfmCn Sdi.
allies fir S26
&ersB ndt zen 9ab ga6fe 1birc sum @pomins Saus
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MSpCrc's
Garatuaarcn 0ri6att.

Scr llnttr,sidncts bat Gin 9utrrs in isi'
nem GJsld6fte SeTTn S hHS. 2. Na te
asaetsn, psldu pGbrene etr sgltn adj SABRE
Gin tii6tiarr uu6 ,ursridifSsr e'fbhlTs mar
Tas Gjeih6it wirp inter her gslenwarllarn
9npaIlung writsr sefubrt.
GtcmdS 1ccrt.
Gs aereictt mir ;um gsraniiasn mtirfi
Erureeu unp rem ttutifeu publilnm hbtr'
baupt on;sieen III fGuuen, hap i'd, lest I'M
Siante bin, rfn btltifsn Nunesn mrIns lpe-
,islIe 9lufmrr!inmfsit III ld'snttn, une eslc
pereen es at ibrem gprtbsil fresn. unlerfh
rriden Gcrratb ntutr gSdlren tiniulrben, err
,u nireriaeren lreiisn rcrfdutt mire alS III
iraeue einem dreeren ejeldGft.
gDir babrn fir bic Sertlt uuo gBintfr CAT
len einen 70 biibidtn GprrGtb pcn Il 1lstefr'
itpffen einaelrst, ais ie in STanten mar.
@ars wplleue AleittrIicHf 81 lS
Gents.
Sin. arree gluspabl puu itwdrltm uno
farbissm 9dibmtrr, 40 3cl rpsit, ~ 5O Gems
bic 9Iarc. Gsr bette @inecllnr lbwarSs nno
fartils Seitenitpff i'm yanef.
Gtsu erGfinft Gin rtidsT 8crratb rpn d.
GIcafs fir Idmrn, ppu $3.50 autmhrts.
9rcde, 9'sapr une welrne 2 ban !,
5sppittr, gtttesdru, 6IansIIe, 9aiNmrs, Stih-
lrinpanp llntsrflsicCr, Strumphpdartn, Sano'
lbube uno ale aneeren glrtifCl, bic III elnsm
Gllrnpnarnlaeru srirr 9Ials Su linpeh llne'
az Gbas. i. Walttr.
Wfpure'S
SiIeutuadrcu. &SciC56ft
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9eutides WGbrI @sI4Gft
pOn Jobn Slcin,

9lp. 5Ub NadoipaHha NpVhuVl Jlu. QUO
aac Sorten @l6bel 9Oliterpaaren. Wd-
rasen, II. |. ~. non Neu ieiniten mn clcaante.
iten bis ~ oen eiufndllten mo billi0tcn. iIuo
bel ibm 40 Den niepriAit.u Yrtlisn 81 bdbrn
vile Nrteu pou Shrcintrarbsitcn &tpnratllreu,
,c. ueroen prompt umO billig briorgt. Pei
dsnbeitniiuugtn perNen hbcrnommen mO &c.
wif.nbaft beiorBt. 2I6m
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SSie man feline Ginfnnfte pers
arpGert.

Gjnaee um eisis 3sit hts 9abrts bat Is
unttr uniun etitrn sies, Ptlbe ib nm BE-
lb6itguns fir bic nGhIsn is6s Rounte um-
Isbtu. l4iT bhbsn fIrli8 zen {. Z. 9rppn
& Co., rtn ppblbsfanntsn 6abrifauttn Ypu
Capitalization fir bsn assnturbstrisS, bic sluf.
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0bfiibreDpSe XiQc1s


NnS mad piiienIaaitiiasu 4Tiueipieu iniarnHenae'
i,ht uuS snthaItsn bic beea eer meeieinii9sn @ils
fenItoft ilr oieieR 9ped beiaErten 8eRaneipetle'
gurd iabreIauaes Stubium unS uHaus8eisste prottt'
foe gsobadtunaeuiii es ensIs ss!uHBeH, eteis Tlash
70 bsr,ulslen, sab fie i5Egu. iAer uue sld4mabia
fpirisu. ee faS has bette unS uiT.anile 9e'Iml'id
in olen ioI6su arGul5cilen, ptlae enE9 etnen ost'
sorbsnen @agen, asiorte 8untilonen ost Hto.s nno
eiuaepeihe entiianeen fHe. aue eeraril3sn Stotuh'
aen beblrisu elmer prompten nao i5Helen 9esInn9'
Bic am Ftsriisn surdj AYERS PrLLES eritelt p're.
risIsIbsu uirien brett auf bic 9ersaHuH8eor8aHe
uno bspirten beren seignee nHo re8elFs's ouiIteh.
gdt aIsin praftii&e gerjte ne4en ponnnitrsn 4laen
siusnaussese5utsn gebrau4 ienesrn e the eaeq noer
brn oansr GrSfrei5 bin BET ellen eiuiIirten Bolteru
bsfaant unb bsribmt uuS Iieisrn 70 ben 9sDes, eab
iie ain burt5aus itaSIpiss f5ere5 uuo 5EpcIlaiss5
ebfabrsness SeilmitteI iiHo 9uIammeH5eiett aus
ben eon,suirirten SeiItrditea rsiRer Nfani,nioiis
siuS fis ean, irei uou EusdFber oeer irsens siner
anseru IadsIi6sn Subfaus unotSunen islbt bstN'H'
SernstiabrIeS eHGewsHset pereen
AYERS PILLES fno Gin iuirtdmt5 Seilmtttel ae9en
geraopIuna, gereauuHssfdpdd,e StrIuf ees
Hppetits, IbeIriedbeueeu 9ltbem nno unrstHen
wSoasn, Sdjuineci, &opfpeb, SeeddjtniaidiUa'
DIR. Betdubuua, CjalIeuiibcl, 0elbiHdt, Nbers
uatismus, Musidjldg nne 9duttrantDeif, abats
ferfld,t, @eiebpnIff, s5nrnier, Rtershtrantbsifs
ssoIiF, Rubr, 8oleaeer, unreselmaai9teiten eef
esbsr unb aeeen aue GuoersH AraHibetten, e1e eur9
ttn uHrtssImdbigsu uHe BeiioTien 5nl'ano os' Ss''
banIusssprgaHe entiisbsn. 60
ats Wtttaaspiue iinb &c ieuHibersrtffi4 uno tcnhsn
es,ten, bic an f6wsrsr 9eTsamug IsieeH, ni4t sss
mug smpiobIsu pereeu.
Sin ibrsr BiriIrHs fHs fe has bar4srsi'sne'ls
abiabruuasmtitI. wslaes man babsa Tam. S'e
| ueruriadtn uis Samsrs, eubtr penn BE Slnses
ptiSs sntlausst us, Iiubern absr otort bic Sntsahs
euns. eis usuiria9en appstit une eriHssaete sets
hauanasoraane In Ebdtafeit reiuissH une beretasrH
bas 9Iut, unS usrIsibsn BEN saugsR asrpsr Hsae
Sidrls, Sruit unO esiunsbsii.
Sabrrritrt bun Or. S.G. aber 4 &c.,
graltiI6s uns aHoIptiias GbsHissE.
ecpsn, mRaf.
Subabtu RbsraiI tn alien apnthsisH'
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Stephan Gutheinz,
> cMtSd)crMck0cr,

eeodr Sfrabt
,nilhsu aler uns Siderp Straetn, smpitbli
tiutm ssrtbrttn pubIifum fsin 6jsl6dft aufs
Bette. 5ldlt iserr Writ lieftrt i'd ium bilis-
fen 1rtit une In better Sualitdt, unb made
i'd btipubers auf bic ron mir jubtrsittitn sSr.
,haIittn @iirft aufmrrfiam.
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sen III nod immer bCgsbrt
6rutb uuO VI c 3 I it I'M 25-75 Gts.
gstiegrn. Oodj befdrdct man feline weitere
RreiscrD0bung.
9raut lit rar mO bringt e nOb @r0Be
uon s-l2 Gents per Sopf I'M @roben
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Scmcfratifehc Npminatipurn.
GpuntY Sidrt.

County Grmmtiidre:
9anieI Staples, Gopln8ton.
8atrid Goar, Scranton.
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@Hl,1o SGHNELl,
u cnstoue 6otel,

an brr SySs parf Srits prn gadapauna 2IsI.
las bette 8CbiniSni6s Bier unb ansnt
@strinir, puo falls Spsiisn Su ittsr 5asfs.
felt. willy 9 9ntlL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-03
Gs 1T feline cooperative 3i(tc.
Gs iit feline billiee Silte.
GS III riur chrfi ef1c ltffr

Ger eatnloB giebt 9endn al, mas Ole Bel.
hnoeu ino. g2eun Der Nnme elmer 3eituna
in Settlhritt geOrudt it. 10 beoeuiet Ons in
ieoer Sinfht ole bette; Uenn in gerialien
'Caps) 0eOudt, bsoeutst oies ole rin,ige
3eitlna III Dem 4lnbs. Die elite aisbt Die
9ep0ieruussjabl itoer StnNt, ipruie Die Sir.
cnIatiou e6er 3eitrug an.
Die anjeige.9iaten betrhgen tdum Gin 6inf.
tel Der S6eonIe Der Ssrnusgebcr. Ser grris
| in ein,elnen Staaten pnriirt bon 50 5u $50.
Ser @reis fir eoen Boil per Mouat III Der 0e.
iammten aifs beiri8t S625 ole regeImdsi
gen 8ntsu Der 3eitungen fur Oeuisben Rnnm
mo oieieIbe 9eriooe iinO 50, ,9SO.IA,
9ie elite umfabt 952 3sihngen. popor
1877 I'd lid mo 765 no 6eutIide E
Sieie eriheiueu in 7SS peridisoenen Sido
ten. bon luslheu 26 StantsbanptitdOte iino
363 9lase init ie iiber 5000 Ginpobnern
mo H0S 9ouutD.Sibe Sur cine Gope De
eiits, ioruie fur anOers ausiuuft aoreiirt maj
i Geo. y. Sfppea S Co..
81 10 Spruee S.r., Hetp gorF.
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county Iubitpren:
9apio W. SopIe, ELEPHANT.
Sreb. 98 a9ner, scranton.
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luein II. Ga9erbier 9alon
pon
QSm. eHfel,
sO7 u enn u o enue.
4R pas nn,sissnoe Yublitam.
Geo. y. Nopen S CO.'S
ausoefp6bIte 2iiie bon 2ofals 3eitlnoen,

Sin @eibGitsmann, Der idbrIid iiber $4,000
fiir anjeigsn nussab, OauOn aber peniser ale
$3.50 1ut oieie Cite perwenOete. idreibi
,.Sbre ausgspdblte 9oial.eifte bejabIts mid
bsHer lestss 9abr, ais all meiu an.
Oeres MuieiQeu
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

very fine pageant, the brightest and most
snowy perhaps of any that have preceded it.
The display of animals was no better than is
usually seen in travelling menageries and the
great Bovaapus that figured so prominently
on the show bills as a ferocious man eater was
in the cage nothing but q stolid Egyptian OK.
The curosities otherwise than the animal the
museum department, constituted q side show
for which an extra admission was charged
The Newspapers in their local announcements
were imposed upon especially in the statement
(relying upon the truthfuness of the agent
that Batcheler & Doris had made an innOva-
ton by abolshing all peddling in the pavilion.
On the contrary, the attention of the listening
spectators was constantly diverted by dozen
men alternatingly calling out pea nuts, candy,
lemonade, song books, &c. Every artful dodge
! possible, was made to get the peoples money
and there were Il great many gullible ones
beside the Forestcrs. \ gentleman who
understands the Sioux language and the signs
and language of several other adjacent tribes
could get nothing from these Indians but a
| grunt Their war and scalping dance was q
burlc~quc on the Indian style lie could see
nothing about them like Indian but the feathers
and paint. The seats were well filled afternoon
and evening and the managers must have
carried from this section good pile of ''lega
tender 1t has been said that the American
people like to be humbugged, and the remark
is no less true to day than when Barnum Sc
out as the great Snowman quarter Of
century ago, if the proprictors understand a
Bachelor & Doris did the great showman's ar
in advertising.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

If you want the latest in Clothing. Hats
or Gent Furnishing Goods, call on j. E
Phillips & Co.
Harrson's Ready Mixed Town and Coun
try Paints, at Wilkinsons, Market Street.
j. B. Cooper, School Books and Blank
Books.
We are agents far an Unaundere Shirt
the best Shirt in the Market. Made ni
Wamsutta Muslin. fine Irish Linen BOSOM
and perfect fitting. Cheap at 81. Satisiac
ton guaranteed. J. E. Phillips & Co.
First.class Wilmington City Sausage for
sale by Jos. +. Williams, who also has fresh
beef constantly on hand.
If you are in neel of Clothing don't fail
Ia call on our fellow townsman. Robert =
Wilds, with the Popular firm Of A. c. Yate.
Il Co., Phia.
NoTIcE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve r,
storer is the maivel of the age for all Nerve
Diseases. All fits stopped free. Send to
93l Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
We are Head Quarters for Ready. made
Clothing Our werd for il. we can give you
better goods and better styles for the same
amount of Money than any other house
can. See our 5. 6. s. 10 and II dollar suits.
Beauties all Of ihem.
]. E Phillips & Co.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27
MARRIAGES.

ROBERTS-TIBBITT.-O the DIST inst at the NJ f.
parsonage. at Smyrna. by Rev. J. ID Rigg John
Roberts and Sarah +. Tfbbitt, both of New Castle
County. Del.
GREEN-TURNER.-Sam day. ut the same place by
the same Charles =. Green and Martha Turner
both of Kent County. Del.
BOYER-BAILEY.-A the NJ. f. parsonage Dover.
on the 18th inst 10y Rev J. II. caldwell, Alex. IT,
Boyer and Miss Mary A. Bailey.
HUGG-WIISON-On the 9TH inst. at the NJ. l.. par
sUnage. Camden. by Rev. J. Robinson. a. +. IIugg
and Miss Fannie Wilson, both Of Kent County
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

The GREATEST BLEssIEs.-A simple, pure
harmless remedy, that cures every time,
and prevents disease by keeping the blood
pure, stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever csnferr
sd upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy.
aud its proprieters are being blessed by
Ahousands who have been saved and cured
by It. Will you try it7 See another col
amn.--E acss.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27
Stockholders Meeting.

The Stockholders Of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Railway. Will meet at the office of the Company in
the Town of East0n, Md, Wednesday. May 18th. 1851
fuI the purpose of electng Officers of the Company
the ensuing year and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before said meeting.
apr n ;iw JOHN W. SCOTT, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFEcKEB, Editor and Pro-
prietor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS SUBscRIPTIoN-One year $500 in advance, OF
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-ony at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
Seven Cents line for the rstinsertion; subsequent
insertions Three-and Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adverti'
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the time to take on
Licenses under The act entitled An ActtaXing Manu-
acturerS and for other purposes for the year 1881
will be the first day Of June next
ROBERT RAUGHLEY,
Clerk of the Peace in and for Kent County.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

HARRINGTON-Iu Dover. on the 18th inst. Annie,
only daughter of Mrs. :. \. Harrington. aged about
q years
THOMAs-On the 18th inst al Little Creek Landing.
Mary F. Thomas, aged 81 years.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

We were greatly amused some days since
by seeing enc of our venerable citizens, who
had been bowed down by rheumatism,
threw away his crutchss and declare him
sesf just as young as he used to be, and
now he is recommending Rek@fts' Emhro-
cation to every old lady in town. Great
Imminent that2
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

CoxPLIcATIoNs.--If the thousands that
now have their rest and comfort destroyed
by complication of liver and kidney com.
plants would give natures remedy, KID
ney- Wort, a trial they would be spsedily
cured. 1t ats en- both organs at the same
time and therefore completely fills the bill
for perfect remedy. IL you haze Lame
hack and disordered kidneys use il at once.
Don't neglect them Mirror and Farmer.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

The Philadelphia Annual A. NJ. E. Conference will
convene at Smyrna. Del May 18th, whereas have
come through hard and severe winter We are under
the necessity of asking generous public to assist
to support our Annual Conference Any donation
how, yer small will be thankfully resolved.
The Committee appointed to receive donations, are
follows: Lewis Hamilton. Caleb Jones. Alexander
Jackson. Robert Giles and Thomas Hemsley.
apr 272w J. WILKSHELMS. Pastors.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

The spirit of mortal may net be very
proud, hut we notice it wakes overly pro
fame in some cases where rheumatism is
the moving cause. We use St. Jacobs Oil
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

You think you are dying with c@nsump-
ton, hut it is emily catarrh. DR.. Hartlsy's
Great Remedy will entirely and permanent.
ly cure you. Sold by DR.. Hartley, Balti
more, Nd, and all druggists. NH 3m
J. z. Cooper. Carpets and Oil Cloths
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27
9th Dividend.

The Directors of this Institution have this day de
clared Dividend of THREE per cent out of the
profits for the last Six Months payable to the stock
holders or their legal representatives, on demand,
clear Of all taxes.
W NJ. BELL, Cashier.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF SMYRNA,
April 7lh 1881 -4w
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27
Champion Harvesting Machines for 1881

No Reaper boH ohI E,n.,
'r'e received the iora b. .,.
arcorid to the CTI1METONbyth Forol<
der d Nuti
IL matte app
ne and most e 0 hem This earw cont
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

A colored hoy. living with Mr. A. S. Eliason
near Summit Bridge. was killed last Friday
evening by falling form a horse. He had rid
den the animal from the field to the house, and,
in attempting to get off, one of his feet got
caught in the harness. This frightened the
horse and he ran away, dragging the boys
head on the ground for the distance of hum
bred yards. Middieto,cn Transcript.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

SwINDLERs.-Every week we read of some
unsuspecting countryman being swindled by
the "gyr" operators in the city and there are
doubtless a great many occurrences that never
get in the papers. These sharp fingered gentry
ply their trade not only on persons in the city
in search of horses but most always strike out in
the country as summer approaches under the
shadow of circus company, and generally
succeed in seducing some easy-going indi-
vidual into gathering pile of money more
| speedily than by the slow process of farming.
Wonderful clever are these three card
monte" men. Their polite and familiar address
is captivating. After ingratiating themselves
into the favor Of their new friend they propose
to 20 and see some familiar object that has
been named where confederates join them, O
bet is proposed and easily won by the new
friend It looks like an easy and speedy way
to make money and the obfuscated contrymer
yields to the temptation to engage in game Of
chance and like the ay he walks into the net
of the spider to fare very much the same
These sharpers are the almost invariable &C
compartments of shows, and it is astonishing
how successful they are in inducing men o
the most steady habits into trying to secure
money they never earned.
. A case of this kind occurred here where
party who mad never exhibited any habits o
, training of this kind was by trick induced t
! try his hand and pronounced the winner Q
$1,000, doubtless counterfeit. Before handin
il over to him he was told, as he was strange
o he must show that he could cover it wit
r another 81 900, in the effort to get which tn
4 trick WAS made annaraT ~ ooolor haoda xuh
) were applied to for aid and the combinatio
y vanished before an officer could fairly recol
d hotter. Had the $1,000 been in hand it woul
it doubtless have been grabbed as was done in
similar case here two or three wears ago.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-27

THE benevolent public of New York have never
been accused of keeping their charity at home Inc
subscriptions for the victims of the earthquaKe III
scio amount to $1,000; those for the sniereIs III
Dakota tn n little more than $1,000
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. G. P. Huntington, of the Southern
Pacific; has issued a circular, announcing
the selection of New Orleans as the eastern
terminus of that road, and giving his rea-
sons therefor.
The resignation of John W. Foster, our
Minister to Russia, was accepted by Secre-
tary Blaine, Gin the name of the President"
Mr. Fosters successor has not yet been in
Dictated.
Secretary Blaine, Justice Swayne and
Justice Bradley have sons in the service. Sec
rotary Hunt has four sons in the service,
which is about three or four too many.
George Ford, sentenced a. Texarkana,
Arkansas, to be hanged on the 18th instant,
has been realeased on a writ of aordm nobts,
and will be tried at the next term of Court
by special venire, as to his sanity at the
time of the murder.
In Halifax county, Virginia, Lorenzo Saw
yer, colored, was shot dead by Sarah Logan,
colored, in dispute about settlement OF
accounts.
William Tracy, a we'll known New York
lawyer, formerly of Oneida county, died
Wednesday at the age of 90.
In the last letter that Charles Dickens
wrote Ton the day before he died) he said
81 will have leisure tomorrow"
Judge Folger, the new Secretary Of the
Treasury, is woman's rights man.
Madison, Ind, has twelve cases of small
box and two deaths, and the trustees have
ordered schools close on account of the cpl
demic
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-10
On Saturday, Decem Der 10th, 1881.
Election Of School Trustees.
OFFICE OF Stare SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC EDUCATION,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. list, 1881.

OFFICE OF Stare SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC EDUcATIoN,
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. LIST, 1881.
DATRoNs OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE
reminded that the First Saturday in De-
cember is the time fixed by law for the cleo
ton Of Trustees, Failure on the part OF Pa
irons to act in this matter viii render II nee
essary for the County Superintendent OF Edu-
cation to appoint said Trustees.
SECTION 81. Be it further enacted, That on
the first Saturday in December, in each year.
the patrons of each school shall meet at Il
o'clock, NJ, at such convenient place as may
be chosen by them; when Assem- bled, they
shall organize bv the appointment of chair
man and secretary, ami proceed TO ELECT, ~
ballot or popular choice. three persons, pa
irons of the school. wko shall constitute q
Board of Trustees for such school, and shall
hold their Office for one year. or until their
successors are elected and qualified, and the
secretary Of sneh meeting shall notify the
County Superintendent OF the result Of the
election aforesaid. In case vacancy shall
occur from any cause in the Office Of trustee,
the County Superintendent shall fill said Office
by the appointment of some suitable person,
who shall hold his Office until the next annual
meeting, and until his sueeess0r Is elected and
qualifed. Should the patrans Of any public
school fail to elect trustees on the day fixed by
law, then the County Superintendent shall
appoint trustees for such school who shall
hold their Office until the next annual meet
ing and until their successors are elected ard
qualified; PRovtDED, That IN AL incorpora-
ted towns, the trustees shall he elected By the
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen e tAe time
aforesaid. (Code, 1880.
County SapeTintsndeats are requested to
see that one 81 more 81 these notices are con-
spicuously posted in the district or neighbor-
hood where the election is 10 be held
J. A. SMITH
State Superintendent Pnhlic Education.
nov 10 'Sl-3W,