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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-20
19. Sabrgang.
0Bilfcsbarre Sea6ridteu.

gpas oregt eurh Blut uno Wart
limo matt ms tiibu mo tart?
Gs 1T Der .,8erfsniat",
Gen pcrmann's S6bns trunielL
90 0ab Dor ibrer araft
Die itoIien Homer IanfCn.
Gen ebten nStof", probat
8eor0e go obmann INNER bat
aut etiuns @uts gum SelBen
Sam i'd Dir BORT Usrbciben.
SER $. 6. Sirner oerlor am
0Unneritas cine So6ter i'm 9lIter bon
beinabe 0 Subren, tueI6e Der Sipbtberia
erlas.
- Die aanaIbrIde All SaSIe Strabe
1T iebt sntfernt unb Der gSe8 eurb gluts
fIquns paiiirbar 9ema6t.
sS- 8er fir bic Seiertase einen GUS
ten Srppfsn i'm Sauie Su baben ipilni9t,
Sem f5nnen ipir bic @einbanblun8 bon
9biaip Beib, 70 9tprtbamptons
itrabe, empfsbIen. Reine unDerfdllate
6amiIienpeine iin6 bel ibm SpeSialitdt
unS er bsrfauft iie beim 9Ias, bel Der
SIaI6e ober BEL Der 8aIlCne. 2
- gtm Scnntas nuroe 5ruu gIiius
BETS SieseI, bon SGb Q9iltesborre, Sur
Iebtsn 8ubeItdtte setrussn. Die 8ers
ItCrtene ipar etipa rs Sabre alt.
- Sur6 baS gla6seben einea Ges
rifles int Sda6t Jto. Der Su8ques
banna 8oblen So. am SpnneritaS fieI
5bomas Simon aus elmer SDbe bon
$50 SUB in ben S9a6t binab unb iparb
su elmer formIoieu Muhe 3eri6mettert.
Der 8erunSIiidte mar elm Gn8Idnbsr
unb 38 Sabre alt.
- Son benz MGS6eu 9teIIie Cooler
bat man nod feline Spur entcedt.
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S6erif' ssScrfGufe
bon
@GrtDBOGGm SrHRSGi8CntDHm,
Snmito9 Den 80. SeS. 1888.

Sn 9rmdbbtit einCS @sisbIes bon tierie
facias, uusaciteIlt pon Der Spnrt Of Common
gfeas uon 9adawnnun GOuntD mo nn mid
oeridltCt ueroe i'd IN DEM Gourtbaue tsrbt
irntion3mmu, 8nibington Sall CSebdnoe) in
Der StnOt SCrHntOn, nns
Samitas, ben 80. 0eSember 1888,
INN 10 llbr gormiitaGs. ourd ausruf sum
6ffentliden 8ertauf ausbieten ale Die Redte
Sitel mO 9niereiien oes 8erflagen in uuo uuf
Die nndlfogenO brihriebeucn geiuiien ;uci
Cots qano in Ser StaSt Scrnnton; es ltno
gots No. 20 unN 9 i'm 8Iod No. l02 unN
0ele0en an @Domiu1 Nuenue. Seia9te 9ots
greneu anCiuanoer unO iino ie uieBlg Snb in
Srunt un @Domiug aUenuc, bel elnbunoert
uno fiinf;ig Sub in 3icfe 81 einer iet)sjebn
RUS breltcn NllCD. @Iles angsbnut nit einem
Srelft0di0eH b6Gernrn 8Obubnus, elmer Sdleuer
mb unocrcu auberg rgebduOen Oarauf. Noblcn
reieruircno, pie i'm Snuibri,fe uon George
Snnoerion uno 6rau, ein9eirdaen im Sujerne
Gountb Seeobud) 10 80 Seite ll6. etc.
Sribcr NOs Gi9entbum bes Sertln8ten, in
beinatem llrtbeiI bendmt nebft 3ubclor.
Wiit SeifIn9 beleGt mo IN GICtnticn sc.
nommCn nnf Ole Slage Ger eiti,ens Sant pon
Wnrqlrttr, Witignn, argcn ". 8 @inton.
ShulO So s9l.2s. Suhgment no. 1871 OF.
9. 1871. iti. 5n. No So, San. :. 1884.
@tlIarS K @arren, gnudlie.
Gas gigenibum miro MIR 9cGen 9aar UCr.
fault. RanSclpb Srippcn,
Sheriffs Office, Sranton SberiH.
!. Scjbr. 1854.
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z. .. TSDfpers, 9Ipotbefer,

Seoar Strabe, troutou, pa.
Gi8enlbilmer pon @owcrs' qeber giaeu
Snrm SerotaI, GfiErWurm.S SDmp 8anOs
to'lrm. Scrtl9er, 3nbnen.SDrup, 5beerbaliam
tllr pniten, Grtilimgen uno 8rdme, oeutid,es
sntment, 9amaica Snguer 8iebpulUcr uno
piele anoere artitel. Q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-20

reR. Statuen. GOr;ellans unb GIass
tuaaren, ,u @eidcnten reft paiieno, BAT
Rorton in srOber gluspubI. so
e@- 9erecBt ni6t, baB 9iOrton in
ieincn smei Stodperten einen rei6eren
unO bdbIdcren SorrOtb BON 8aaren
fir @cibnahtSSeidente aufseipei6ert
bat, ais irgcno elm dbnIihss GtabIihes
ment i'm 2anbe. so
ra- 9tortOn, Ianse Sabre in bieiem
SADIE tBatig, tennt ben @si6mad beS
9oItes uno bat benieIben bst Der 9luss
wabI ieiner @eibna6tsnaaren beriids
iidtist. suuft, cbe ii6 bic 9sute 5,l
iebr or6n9en. so
sR- 3udsrpaaren, 9tGiie, Sisrratben
fur ben @sibna6tSbaum, SpieItpaaren
in GROCER gluspabl. SonntaSSidulen
unS gambler psr6sn ;u ben nieOrisiten
9aorpreiIsn psriorSt. Srei SrObe 9es
i6aftsIofale boiler 8aaren, nemli6 in
go. 3l4 mo SO. 10 2adaipanna 9lpes
nue. un6 i'm 5eqo0S Sale SIpd, Sib
Muin 9tUenue, SpOe garf. Spredt bel
uns Dor. 49,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-20
Wanrte Gpltutn.

- Die SeIbobruneen in bieiem
county iin6 enSIib ais spedIos aufses
seben ipOrSen, na6bem man persebens
bis in cine Gicfc BON 1000 SUP 8eSrun'
gen.
- Die SamiIis bon Grnit Yeubauer
in SonssSaIe ipSre 6prise g9ode beis
nube bur6 SobIenSus eritidt, ipcIdes
aus einer Ofen itrbmte, ceiien SIupp
man suReitsIIt.
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q cbcriT's Scrfdufe
-rrr-
8ertBDOaGm @FaROgigGntDHm.
Samftae, ben 10. 5anuar 1854.

On @emibbrit einss gCfSblss
Sru ferie faeias, GussstrlIt rcn her Scurt
Of Common pleds BON cdddpdrna 6punts
unb an mid geridtst, tperef i'd in bsm Court
baule (glrbitratien. 3immtr, gSaibiu1tpn SalI
@sbGues) in her Stabt Scranton, am Gam
itag ben 10. 9an'r 1884, I'M 10 llbr
gcrmittaas. ale bic Rtdt, 5itel uub Sntsrrl.
fen her GnIalttn tn iine auf bic nadfrlgtne
beibrisbrnrn Stlldt, paBeIltn unp Snrdsn
9ane gum EHentlidn gsrfaufr ausbittrn, nGm-
lid:
9c. 2. - glas bic Rsdts, 5itsl unb Sn.
tSrriIsn Hss gerilastsn in une auf all hen
nadfcIssuS bsibrittfnen Grid cher papras
gane, stltgtu I'M Oh Serge 1ppnibip, Sada.
panna County, Staat psunislpania, tt9rsnjt
uue bsibTiSbfn ME fclgt, nsmlid: Stsrtnjt
nGrelid ppu edne I'M gSarrduiunamtn sru
glnerep Stnterlpr, rtlid ron Saue i'm gSdT-
rantrtnamsn ppn Graltus Smitb, iuelib tst
9nne ron 9ptrbaIt s padtI, 5btil ron trt
Nc. ;wsiunefiiubiB (52l, trits 0ipjilcn, be-
1laubisttm pittstcn rtitidb ppn stusn arrs-
rem Sbtls ron trlasttr Yet glc. 81 une ydne
i'm WarTautttuamsn ppn 9iaat Ban SurtH,
une ttlhriebtn int Aaufbritfe mic fclst: Sf-
artuit nGrelib ppn Sane tes Stnry arru unE
| gdne tts ptriipTbsntn Hufus Willst, pltid pcr
| ClNC pte ptllNNN ptllls JlAlup lHAuE uHN
9ant, erT Sinifra1suibaft tss prrit. Scbu J.
SVbt atb5rtue, ilbIit ppn eane etr Sintsr.
laiItni6aft ess briagtru Ssrlt 9ebn y. gpsl
uue 9dnr Spu Glipbaltt Drais, uuh ptlilid
pOu Sane ess bsilstsn ITafs uns 9aub te
Sinielaiirni6aft ess pnit. 9Vbu y 9pbt
tntbatSne fiiufJis adr Sanr, nirbr peu MT
niger.
briibu has Sigtntbum sss gsrflastsn, Il
tsiasttm llrtbtl btnamt, rsbf 3ubsbpr.
DRit 9tiblls bsItst uub in Grefutipn &C
npnlmGn auf bic NIlsr btr prpplt's SFarbau
ron Iitistpu, iibtribritbsn an lbpmas 6crt
atlsn Sdlrmpn Stiirmn. Sdule $26G
Satsmtnt ne i0i6, Oft. Z. 1888. 81. 5l
Np. 81, Sdnuar I. 1881; une fsrutT auf ei
alaat ppn u. Sdumanu, gIiilsntt, ststn Ga
Icmru Stinmtr. Sbule S23090. 9uel
mtnt 9lp. 230, 9dnuar I. 1884. ST. 5a. Rl
50, Jan. I. 1884 Saumaun anpdlt
Ia eas stnanutt Gistntbum pirb nur ssss
Saar oufauft. Sanoplpb Srippeu,
} SbniHs sImt, Suantcn, pa ! SbuiT
is. DG. 1888.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-12-20

9c. 7.-aqr bic Rs6ts, Gifa unb Sn.
tsrsilsn res gnllasttn in nne nuf bic ua6-
tr8tne bti4rirbsns SrGfs CHER par,slls gane,
atsSsn int 9sftripn Sppnibiv, gddnpanud
Seunty une Staat pnnigIpanid, tearsn;t unp
bsltrtt6tn ME folst: glnfaugrue in esr Miitts
he's ~ u. y. Spuis fiibrsneen gDsass, Ypu ea
tntlang bflagtsm 9Sege llIelit ~ Gjraes, pl.
lid 26! 9fuibrn III elmer Gdr in err rTrntitsn
Strabs, bic nab Siio Canaan fiibrt, spu ba
rntlans bsiagtrr Saubfrnbs iIeli6 40 6jraet,
TstlI9 Sutbsn iu timer Gds in btiastrr
GRAPE, ron ea rntldng Sanb itet rerr friibtr
esr Satbarins Y. 5ristis iiiSlib 50 6jraes,
pltltb 1lO4 Hutbfn ~ sintr Sttinsde in yinit
ppn Saue tts J. 3. 0iier, ron ed sntlana
ghne ees ). .. 2tSsr, Sra Spauatnburg Hne
Altsrt Spanatnbur8 iiielib SSi Graet, rtits
ltd 126 Hutbtn III elmer Stsinsds, ppn ba
tntlan9 Slne bss 0lCirs Srcnipn nprelit 10
C'raeS ptitib i23 Jfuibrn AZ siurm Sifory
Saumr itBt Strintdr, ppu Ia tnt!ana gano
hes u. y. Sruie nprelih 35 Gjraet, 6nlib 6l5
Nutbsn sum Aufanssplasr, sntbaIttne an 40
adsr une q 9lutbsn ydne, IGi eaiItlbe mtbr
ree ptntssr. 81 5bsil sints Sfrttts ganp
i'm 9SarrdntrrnamCu pen Sbumas GjibIpn.
Ssrtslltrt nit tinsr ,.apbbutts" une tintm
alien Waga,ins.
5riibsr has Gi9entbum bts gnEIagtsn, in
btllatsm llrtbeiI bfnamt, nfbit ,3ubtbSr.
Wtit gtlblng tfIegt uRe in Grefutipn at.
npmmtu auf eir Hlnss peu Spbn 3. aistr,
aiilsnss, ssSm .. y. 5ristis. SbuIe 1858
81. Suegmtnt no. 45l, 0lai Z. 1879. 81.
ga. No. 81, San. !. 1881.
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Slus bem obcrcn 3baIc.

- 9urseB 9in6ermam, bon 9lr6'
baI6, bat ii6 bon ieiner neuli6en
9ranfbeit nisber ppaitGnbis erbOIt.
(gon Slppbant. )-Seitbem Sdnei'
Der SlOdterSer ais 8rObseidporener
sesoasn ipor6en lit, arbe;tet or sipbIfs
bdn6ig.-5rpbSem Der g9inter Dor Der
Sbire 1T, tpiro bier nod INNER eifriS
sebaut.-Gin ipnberbareS Gemiid pIrs
i6iebener RationaIitdten iiepeIt iib mad
unb mad bier an; 10 bat 9rof. NiBi ais
gta6barn Seuti6e, SrIdnber, 1ln8arn,
BOIen, 6albier, SplIdncer, gSeIide
unS S6ottIGnber. Sag, 9iebden. mas
piaIt bu nod msbr ?-glae Suten 9inec
iinb brei, bieIss bat ii9 i'm Sauie bes
beuti6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George &eiIuub beitGtiBt, bem Strei
Isiner Sinoer iinb in ben GbeitanS oes
trstsn unb bas brittle 1T auf Der 9eiie.
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Sannab, 2lnpaIt.


9ir. $. - glqs bic Redbit, Sittl urS 5n.
tsrsllen he's YrFlaeten in uno auf eds nab.
irIstne bsIhrisbsnt @jrunbhlf, ssItssn in btm
Scpnibip Waeipn, gafapanna 9cuniy une
Staat vtHniplpanid, Rsgren,t une bsIhrisbCn
ME frlgt nemlih: glnfinlene in sintr Sttin.
sdG hts 5rduflu gdnCaittr, rpn la Iiielih IN
Sinis her Butler gGneTsirn ptsruuefinfiig une
tinbdIb Hutbsu ~ elmer Sttinrdt III her Stein-
maurr ron Sobn Tunifrn, Won ea nErelb
dhiuneIedsjig 6Iraee, pltlih an 9init ppn u.
W. Sbap, fribsr 9afrb SparB, sinbunerrt
unb flinflebn uue einbalb Rutben ;ur Gjrsat
Vene une philadelphia Saneirabt, ron ea
nprepaTtS sutlang bsidgtrr 9aneinaes ersiunb-
finfS1 autbEn CUR 6TanfIin ganealtrr giuis,
prn ea iuelid erfiuueltbtn,ig @rlet, psltih
sinburetrt unb fiiuf 8utbrn Sntlaus eiuis ppn
bsidekm eancalttr ium gnfansspIngt. Gnt-
baltsue istsuneereiBig adrr une sinbuuetrt
une tiinfuneertiBis 9iuibsn yanb, ifi balItbt
msbr cher prnisrr. gIIIss anstbaut nit pisr
,pfiItpdisln bpjnnen gSpbnbGuisru, tintT
beRsrnsn Sdrusr une AuBsnstbiuetn earauf.
6riiber has Sigentbum res Berfldstsn, in
brilgtsm lirtbtil btnamt nrbit ,3ubtb6r.
giit Sti6ldg btlrst uue in Grsfutipn af.
geaen Seuiia s. Smiib. Sbulo $3t37.
OAtAHaNHA Nv ltDs III 1000 NEUNll
6asihs Hc. 50, IAN. 7. 1884.
Billarb s Narrtn, gupIlt.
6trner:
&c. o gIas bic Rstbtt, 5itsl une Su.
ttniItn bts gfrlIagtrn in unp auf all has nnd-
ipIgsub btibTitbsnt GIrunriiud, gtltstn in
ptr ,3psitrn 9Sarb err Staet Suanipn, 9afd.
panna Sruntp Cfriiber yu,trns) nnp Staai
psnnisISdnia, btgrruJt unc bsibritbsn mic
| frlsL utmlib: njfrgtn an her iuelitsn SfitI
ron gSiIlpp StraBs une iib srlrrfsne ron
gSilOp Strabt ~ Saue friibr sttisutt ppr
6treindne Bon Stprb, unb III fuufiig 5ub
pprnt uue biutfn, une lit eirislbt gct, ptrtauf
an Samts y. gIllsn burb g8. g4. gBinier
uue 6Tau, eurb Dne, baiirt trn Gag in
9auuar a. Z. 1869 glass an9ttdut, mi
sinsm ;psiitpdistn bpijrntu erppsItsn @pbn
bauit uub Aubrngttduetn earauf
6ribsr has 9iseutbum ees gsrflasttn, in bt
idgttm llrtbril bfuamt, nebit 3ubtb6r.
Wit Ssiblls tsltst une in Grtfuticn gtHcm
men auf bic SIise etr Snrrpriis 9du un
gulsibt GjttIlihaft sfgtu Gapie 3. Sptne
S6uIp S117S. 9upsmtnt RC. 522, 9anud
Z. 1882 Stp. ia. &c. 40, San. I. 1884.
@uuftr & gStIlts, sIuplltt.
ga eae stnauuts Gissntbum Eire nur ss
asn Saar rtriauft.
Nau oplpb Grippe
r S6GiHs SfHrs, SnantSn, "a, I Sttriif.
. 10. Cgbr. 1881.
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6ran u. &raft,
@epriifte oeutidle Soebamme,

In Der jpsiten GIleD, upn GeOar III giititon
Npe.. jpiihen BiIlou unO aIoCrtrabeu,
mpfebIt fd ben 8rnusu bon Scrauton bel
lIIen in ibr jfNd eiHitlngenOen gerridtuuaen
inter 5nllderung geluilcnbniter ScOienung.
llm aenelaten 3niprndl mirN aebeten. 46
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-09

spring, so1c: No. red winter, sl.os. Corn s un-
scts,cd excited. and higher: 5Qhc. cash ana SEP
temicr. 6oIc. October. Oats IN good demand I;
prices unsettled and generally s,gher sysc.
PORK active: demand opened strong ana nlRner !
closed nj inside prices; 81 Lao cash ana sep'em-
her, al l.35@tfi.3 7A October. Lard larry ac-
tive but Irregular: eS.10ns5.lzk cash, sep,cm.
her. and October. Bulk-meats steady and nrln
sI,euldcrs 1918; short RIB, $500 short clear, s''
Whiskcy steldy and unchanged.
Mtl.MathEs
NuvArKRe. September S.-Fl6ur In fair de-
maud Wheat Irregular; 971c. cash aud Se pte,hh-
her: pgc. October. Corn buoyant NO, =. o.7ic'
Oats stronger: No. q. 26kc.: mixed, 27HZ2ii+cc;
delivered, Provisions stronger: mess pork " 1'4v
cash and October. Lard-Prime steaui' so.io
clsb and October. Hogs steady.
New YORk COTTON rUTuREs
NEW YORK. September s.-Cmion-Ne, re,
CENTS, none; gross, 2S3 bales. Futures closer
steady: sales, 10000 bales: September. lois
October, s1o.22@sI0:23;. November. saU, T.,g
sIO.33: December, $40 43@SlO.44; Ja JAM ~ :,
sl0.54 9s10.55; February, s!0.6Smsi V .,,. :
March, sl0.S1Msln.S2; April. Sl0.y2, NAV
June. &lL15@tll.10; JuiY'
Sl1.24Ms1l.25.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Main street between Eighth aud Ninth: long estab-
llshed by VI. J. Powers, ESD; nice entrance; ope-
rating rooms, &C.
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The Monkey Which Could Talk.


The monkey is not fool-certainly not
a " TOOL Of the greatest SIZE" as Christiana
would say. In fables it is often the butt of
other creatures, but it is its inquisitiyeness
~ rule that gets ii into trouble, not It's
Soiiy. The poets describe II as half an idiot
and with very bad intentions" lust skilled
toknow the right and chooses the wrong"--
but 1 have often myself taken advantage
A their wild forest state Of their generous
cyedulity and laudale thirst for know
Aaigc, that l speak as an expert when /
shy that, though i have harmlessly aston
Ehed them with trains OF gunpowder, and
frightened n whole community out OF all
gravity by painting one Of their number an
agreeable vermilion, never saw ANYTHING
20 their behavior, sober or drunk, COM
Hsased or alarmed, that led me TO think
ahem particularly foolish, rs compared
with men. Indeed, when undisturbed in
mind, the monkey has philosophical
gravity which cOmpels my admiration,
Although ! confess the alternating fits OF
asoneey iryolity and indecorum exasperate
rse.
a. Since Father Noah squeezed the grape
Aud took 70 such behaving
Ms would have shamed our grandsire ape
Before the days OF shaving"
NJ they would only sit still little longer
and look me fairly in the eyes, should
Hike to ask the monkey, balloon, or ape
some questions Of which the solutions in
ssrest me greatly. Why are they always so
<sh-faced when evidently the most contents
And where is tho missing link! Is 1t true
stsi they speak among themselves in tingud
}saaca Of their own, and that under the
Smpulse Of hidden panic they can articu-
kite? j remember once In India, at the
Aiiahabad Club, monkey calling in a
frenzy OF terror to Its native attendant by
name. IL had seen cobra coming toward
A. and distinctly articulated It's masters
servants name; and this more than one
person youched for. Is, then. the tradi-
sion correct that monkeys refuse to talk
tese they should be made TO work.
Psay at dummy IKE the monkeys
For fear msekind fhouid make them f;unkevs
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.3zirage ON the Maine Coass.
uipcoln County CIe.1 souidJ

lI.lncOln county tncJ SlWu.J
A few days ago there was beautiful MI
rage along the whole sea horizon. The
asy had been warm and calm, and to per-
son standing at the waters edge waves Of
shcated air seemed to yibrate with great in
sensity on the sea. Suddenly. at 500 the
ocean assumed wonderful appear
zascc. Above the true horizon SEEM
ed suspended in the air see
Ond ocean, which faded away and formeda
gray yapor that appeared like an inn
IleDse tidal wave and fell and rose great
height. Vessels before invisible rose from
below the horizon and sailed in spectral
procession through the clouds. To the
eastward Monhegan rose high above Fish
sInan's Isle. and kept company with a
giOsily island covered with dense forest,
which quivered far beyond Pemaquid. A
acct OF schooncrs south of Fisherman's
isie suddenly stretched upward in gro
tesque manner. a great heave in the atmos-
pbere separated the masts, and the upper
sails scurried upward and dissolved only
80 appear again Just above. A seiner north
OF Damarscove was quickly transformed
into very leviathan. Her sails changed
from white TO gray. and swayed upward
far above Damariscoye. But on Damaris-
cove was the most wonderful appearance
seen. To the south end of the island lose
mp perpendicular columnar cliffs 100 feet
from the sea. The houses were nearly
hidden behind them. The hill rolled
together into mound and then I'M
folded to twice its real length just
beyond the spectral cliffs the sea broke
ON long ledge and the spray leaped sky
ward with lightning rapidly. Damaris-
cove and Heron Isles assumed grotesque
shapes and danced and stretched upward
IN marvellous elasticity. II awoke delight
full recollections OF the Arabian Nights.
Land and sea were enchanted, and under
Che mystic spell invisible genii transformed
them into beautiful but neeting illusions.
Tho phenomena lasted till sunset, and then
sn the haze slowly faded away.
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HANOVER.
IMPROVEMENTS IN AND AROUND ArI.EE's.


IMPROVEMENTS IN AND AROUND ATLEEs.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.I
In these times, when the political seems
fn he absorbing so much OF the public
niind. we think II not amiss or out OF taste
60 turn aside occasionally and look at
things though less exciting are far more
substantial In their naturc-our material
development and prosperity, whenever
<scn--and we think 1t would be well IL the
different sections Of the State would report
and compare notes rs 10 the same.
Therefore we propose giving short
sketch OF the improvements within the last
decade in that portion OF Hanover lust
around Atlee's station say within radius
81 three miles. A few farmers sent their
crops OF wheat, with now and then car
had OF corn. TO Richmond, aud the occa-
ssonal getting on aud of OF passenger
was all the trade and travel on the railroad
srom this point, and was before the war
simply q water station. The sending Of
vegetables to market by rail had not found
n Judgment In the ante-belum mind, and o
carload OF manure being brought out
from the city was unheard OF. Now con-
araA the present with those old stagnant
days. We have one Of the most thrifty and
enirrprising communities to be found in
Che State. Young and energetic men are
row leading the van. Fields that were
oyer-grown with scrub pines and broom
straw have been bought up, being divided
INTO small tracts OF fifty 10 hundred acres
By Young men principally, who came oui
of the war with oniv their soiled uniforms
and perhaps a brokeD-down horse or mule.
These small farms have been made rich by
snanures brought out from the city, and
which is being brought by the cars con-
rinuousiy the year round. The abundant
crops Of melons, potatoes, and vegetables
which they now produce find ready mar
Rct among the towns, villages, and mining
districts laing along the western extern
SION OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The handsome and convenient resi-
sicnccs on these market farms attest the
thrift OF the owners. while larger and more
attractive churches have been rebuilt, with
handsome parsonages thereto. Nor is this
all. The canning Of tomatoes, fruits, and
vegetables, has become q decided feature
In orr community. Two large canncres
are now in successful operation, and give
profitable employment TO hundreds OF ne
s1'oes In the neigbborhood. One Of the
FIRMS operating here are giving special
attention TO this enterprise. They have
alone two hundred acres in tomatoes, and
I'm turn out ten thousand cans per day.
They started the business about three
years ago, and have worked it up to its
present large proportions. 1t is said the
canning business is profitable one. and it
Is wonder there are not more in the State.
Another uninterrupted decade will carry
our section, we doubt not, to much
higher point OF prosperity. K. y. NJ.
NEAR ATIEE's, September G. 1883.
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AUCTION sALEs...yutur.p.x.
Dy Williams & f;owe,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sEv.
" ERsL TRACTS or LAND ~ HENEICo
COUNTY, LYING JUST WEST or THE CiTY
or RlCHMO ND. AT AUCTfONe-In execuiionor
DEGREES of the Chancery Court ~ Richmond on
tered IN the case or Edmund Davenport Co. ~
John II. Wickham. the undersigned special COM
mssioners. will sell by auction. ~ the Office Of
Nessrs. Williams & BOwe, No. ELEVENTH street
Richmond. Va. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 24TH.
at 12 o'clock NJ, the following LAND owned by
j. III. Wickham:
I. BY the three commissioners, a TRACT or
oil 371-10O0 ACRES, lying on The Thr,-.-
ChOpp ID road. about six miles west Of the city nd
Joining the farm formerly owned by g. g.. Exall.
recently by n. VI. Bridge, trustee, aud being part
OF the tract know. as Woodland or HOwies."
This may be made good farm. snd IL ~ not FAR
from the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
2. by A. J.. Boulware and W.. Leake. commits
sioners, Will 10 sold a TRACT OF 3ix ACRES.
lying near the above and adjoining the lands OF
John Edwards and W. H. and A. ID. Brown.
=. BY the same two commissioners. TRACT
OF So. AcREs. fronting on the Tbree-Chopped
road, and formerly owned by William Jcffries, adj
joining lands 0fW. q. Strange aud land recently
owned by VI. L. Wigand.
TERMS: For the first aud third tracts. one-f0nrfh
cash: balance al one, two, and three years, with
per cent. interest. For the second tract, costs II
suit and sale In cash. balance ut One two aud three
years, it'll personal security, or Onc-third cash,
Balance at one, two. and three years, without Sc
curiiy In all cases the credits 10 be for notes,
with Interest payable semi-annually. and titles 10
be retained by the court until all lhe purchase
money l. paid. W.J. LINZ
A. BOULWARF,
A. II. COURTNEY.
tomDli ,sioners-
WILLIAMS & BowE, Auctioneers.
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WANTED, BY MRS. A. j. PYLE, AT
w THE STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING
ESTABLISH MENT, 3l4 Forth Fifth street, Gen
tlemen's Oycrcoats. Goats. Pants, Vests; Ladies'
Pumcs, Hats. Gloves. &C, to tie CLEANED and
DYED az short notice and moderate prices. CAR
PET and RUGS CLEANED by MACHINERY;
called for and delivered free of charge.
So 7-eOd3m
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OLD-MARKET STORE.
70. 10 north seventeenth street, with dwelling.
our rooms
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,oxxoo' septembtr 6.--flour duh aud an
ogensd strong and higher: closed At inside prices
gest99Itc. september, 99afa 90kc. October No. q
Vh'caxo spring. e7t@97tc.; No. 3 Chicago
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ALSO,
No. 422 north Sixth street. near Marshall street;
three stories iron front dwelling above.
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rooms.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
sp Q-1t lll3 Main street.
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ST. LOUIS. September s. Flour dull and mn.
changed; Wheat firm and higher. No. 2 red
ti.ooh October. Corn strong and higher: 4tiLm
w. cash 4otc. september: 46'.c. October. C,ais
,igner, s nIit slow; 26'stg27yc. cash 26c. sepiem-
Provisions dull and nrm al previous a,otst,oas.
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NEW MAIN-sTREET STORE.
No. 1909; recently reftted recess. plate-giass
front; dwelling above new and nice; good stand