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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
SpSe 9arfer 91ptigen.

- 9ln oer Scranton 9lpenue &reu;s
ung Der Del. 8. II. @. 8abn ipurbe am
3Cnneritas elm Wam 9tamens 3ippIe
bon einem 8abn;uSc erfabt unb unter
bic 8dber sei6IeuOert, ipeI6e ibm elm
Sein abidnitten; ct erbieIt nebitoem
anbere SerIebun8en.
- gnbIi6 lit bic sriinbIi6e 8enpbirs
ung bes 2ofales bes Srn. gbil. S6nea
beenbi8t uno stpar in elmer l8eiie, bic
alien 8etbeiliSten Sur Gbre 8ereidt.
- Gin unbeoeutenSeS sSeuer entitano
Dienitag 9lbenb in Der @a9enz unc
8uti6ens5abrit OeS Srn. 9Iume, tpels
DIES inbeiien SeI0idt iuurbe, ebe Die
5eueripebr einiareiten tcnnte.
- Der Sotbuf bon Span un0
Yriee 1T Our6 ieiuen neuIi9en 4uSbau
elmer Der 8rbBten in Der Stabt 8etpors
ben.
- 9ln neunter (fruber 8pomipal
Ipenue tuirb 8eSenipdrttS Die Waiiers
Ieituns einsefibrt.
Der SpSe 9arf Rdnnerbpr bGlt
bic ressImaBise Observation-Disclosures
am Spnntag 9lbenb UNI 1lbr, in Sins
breaS S66n's SaIle, unb es iino ale
Wit8lieber Srin8snb Sasu einselaben.
9tu6 in Der 3ufunit iperben bic 8erf
iammIunsen ieben eriten Spnnta8 i'm
Dipnat ab9ebalten.
- SIN 9pbsetpipn itarb am Samita8
gtbenb 8eter 98idel, Spbn Der 98ittipe
g8ideI, befen lleberreite am 0ienitag
sur 9tube beItattst ipurbsn. Der Sers
ltorbene nar etipa 10 Sabre aft unb lit
idOn felt mebreren Sabren an Der 9luss
Sebrun9.
- g8ir freuen mS beridteu su fDns
men, bab Der Serrn 9tubplf 9ub in
9pbgetpipn tpiOerfabreue llnfaa nidt
sans 70 Idlimm 1T, ipie sucrIt 9emeIbet
ipurbe. 9li6t elm 8eiu, ipuSern Elm
ssub tpurbe ibm abgefabren unr sipar
iiber Der 9teibe, 70 bab er bas 8lieo nod
immer tpir6 gebrau9en fBnuen. Sn
Wpnat8frtit boift Der 9trst Serrn Sub
iripeit beriteIlen Su t6nnen, oab er tpies
Der uilsSeben fam.
= Serr Sobn Gdert, Der Spbe Pars
fer Garpetipeber, bat iein WobnbauS
$50. POI glintb 2lpenue NIT einem neuer
9(nItri6 perieben IaIlen. Die glrbeii
lit fpirtli6 prahtbpll uno fann Ii6 nit
irsenO elmer dbnIi6en in StaOt uni
llmsegenb mehen.
~ ,.@aS I'M 8Srper einmaI einse'
bpren, fpmmt ME aus Dem 8luSe Der.
aus" 9lber Gbeumatismus, ScIbent
slber, 0taIaria, 8eritopfunB unb all,
bur6 franfe 2eber, 9tiercn unb Ota8er
berurIa1te 2eiSen fpmmen obue 3tpeife
aus Dem 9lute berauS, ipem 9heren'
fraut, bas lniperiuIsSeiImitteI fir all
berartisen 2eiben, benubt ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31

I - Gin Quorum Der IrmenbebDrec
belt am 9ienitag 9lbenb cine Sibung,
bod ipuroe 9iidts BON Snterefe cries
biSt.
- Gin SuBipettrsnnsn stpiiden glls
bert gleipbart uuo Sad gtrmItron8 bon
bier na6 0unmore uno surtd enbi9te
su @unIten beS Griteren, tpelber Die
Diitam in 81 Minuten unb 5 Sefuneen
madte. Sine g8ieoerboIuns bes 8ens
mems am SamituS bate baS sIeiae 8es
IuItat.
- Die Del. 8. II. 80. Gompanie IdBt
eesenmdrtig fibIid bon ibrem ieBi9en
8eIeiIe cine itarfe Mauer erridten; Der
3biidenrarm stpiiben bieIer unb Dem
0eIeiie fpirb nit grbe unb Steinen
auSseiiiat unb auf Der 10 geidaffenen
Grbbbuns elm sipeiteS 8eIeile geIegt
ipel6es bon Der 9em 2lpenue bis Sur
@aibingtpn Npcnue auftpdrts fiibrt.
= Die 5rduleinS 2Obed bon Retp
gOrt, bic ais tiidtise 8iinitIerinnen bcs
fannt iino, iperben morsen (5reita8)
9(benb in 9oipeIl's OtuiitiaaI elm Sons
sert geben uno babel bon perIdiebenen
anbercn Wluiitern unteritiiBt iperben.
= gGie mir bBren, bat Serr 9lIerans
bsr Sap ben Gpntraft gum InItrei6en
ber neuen Bride Der YbilaSeIpbia unb
Reabing gifenbabn &c., nabe Sunburp,
erbaIten uno tuirb nit ieiner Samilie
babin iiberiiebeln. 0uS 8autpert 1T
1900 SUB lang unb Der fontraftlid
fsItseieBte 9reis fir ben glnItri6
$4,000.
SIN Der 5air Saipn 3sde ereiSnete
ii6 am sSreitag cine Seuerbampfs GrpIcs
iipn, bur6 fpeI6e Batrid 0taIio unb
sSrant Soas8artp idlimm perbrannt
ipurben; bic @erleBunsen Se8 Sebteren
ipaen Iebenssefdbrli6 iein.
9aBgartp itarb am SOnnta8 9lbenc
an ben sSpIsen isiner 8erIcbun9en.
= Or. g. v. Gibipn iuurSe am
Sienitag 9ttenb tpieber perbaftet, ipeiI
er angebIib Die mebiSiniI9e Re9iItraa
tionSafte perleBt pber umSansen bat.
Gr iteIte $500 8trsIdaft, UNI ii6 por
ben @roB8eidwOrenen su peranttpcrten.
E6- Smpprtirte bsutIde Stridbaums
ippIle un6 Strumpfpaaren ioeben anses
fommen in 8rppa's See Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
8ittStpn.

- 8atrid 0ipers tpartete am Sam
flag abeno in elmer WirtbIdaft nab
bem 8aIlep 9abnbofe babier auf oi
9tnfunft bes 3use8 limb fteint bes GU
ten Elm bisden ;u bieI senphen 3u bll
ben. aIS Der 3uS fam, rannte er mad
Der 9latfprm, par aber nlbt IN
Stan6e, ieiner ItpIpernben 8eipesunf
Serr su iperben, fieI iiber bic Blatform
uno auf bas 8eleiIe bor einen nabenben
9abnwaeen, beicn Rdoer ibm beibc
9eine ab1hnitten. IS III faum mD9s
Ii6, bab er feline SerlebunSen ilberIebt.
Sobn goun8 bon ,SentinS uno
g. 6. SeBler bon 2afaipanna ipuroen
bon Rihter Slice am Samitag ais Die
reftoren bes gittston unb Senfins 9lrs
menratbes srnamt.-9lm SIeiden Gage
erfoIste bur6 Senielben 9tidter bic Grs
nennuns bon 0abiO 9tntbpnp gum
Steuereinnebmer bon Yittston Bos
rough. Ser IeBtere bat cine 8iir8s
idaft bon $4,000 su iteIlen.
- Der so Sabre aIts s. q. Stsrs
ling ipurSe am 0ienitag nabe Dtesbop:
pen bon einem 8abn3ugc Der SebiSb
8alep 9abn 9etrpifen unb ibm Der
SddoeI serIdmettert.
= Die 8ppming 8apisrmiibIe bes
sann mad einem Stialtanbe bon Spei
gBOdsn am SienitaS bic gIrbeit tpieber.
Die neue 9ampfeinri6tunS arbeitet
ausgeSei6net.
= 9as @obnbauS bon patrid Sorb
III Sort Game brannte am Ntontas nies
Der; ba fein @aiier i'll iener 8e9enb lit,
70 iparen ale SbIdperiu6e perSebens.
Der 9erIuit 1T $1,000. nit $500 8ers
iiderunS. 1li9t ba8 8crin9ite iuur6e
aus bem SauIe 8erettet, ba bic SdmlIie
abweienb iuar.
- Der ssItrise Sag ipurpe bier Ourd
cine aus bier Sipiiipnen beitcbenoe ims
poiantc 8arabe 9efeiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
Sunntcre.

- Stir MAIDEN bic 2sier nO6mals
auf bic grbifnung bes Srn. 9trmin
9urI6eI aufmsrtIam, peIde beute
Itattfinbet. &epItone Soae uno 8ars
ten Itnb bebeuteno psrI6bnert ipprben
unb oerr 8uribel ipirO eS an 9ti6tS
febIen laGen, mas sur 8equemli6teit
unO grbeiterun8 ieiner 8dite olent.
Otulif bon 9tadmitta8s llbr an.
- Die 8dter uno anbere GeIddftss
Ieute, pelbe Die unentbebrli6iten 2es
bensbeOiirfniiie berfaufen, peripiiren
eine beoeutenbe 3unabme beS 9lbIabes
bur6 bic 9lrbeiter all Der neuen 8abn.
- Or. @inters 1T pisber i'm
StanSe, Seinsn Sbliesenbeiten ais ar5t
pprsuIteben.
- Giner Der 9ampffehel in ben
GjipIp 8robe @erfsn Der 9ennipIpania
SpbIen Gcmpanie platte am borlebten
9ienItag unb bic gIrbeit mubte auf bic
9auer elmer @pde einBeitelIt perben.
- Die Grbarbeiten an Der Grie unb
8rpmius Bailey 8abn baben am Dlons
tag BEL 9unfer SiII allen Grnites bes
apnnen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31

St6trs Ssiluus srn 6alliu6t unh
~ arampfsu in "a Stunttu. arms nn'
sntasltlih tsbaubtlt. Or. aruIs (pen prsub.
Winbsn), SIC. 2Si4 arIsnaI CTR, Ct. yeuis,
Rp. 49,l1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31

RS Sriibiabrsipaarenie ieber Gattun8
in 9roipn's See Sibe. NObern unb
biLlis.
B3~ Cine gtoSitGt in 8rotpn's See
$5ibe IinS bic SarssGrduse, nit beuts
i9en uno enSIiiden SnIdriften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
Qife Seutldler 8riefe.

gifs bsr 9ritir, wsl6s his sum ssitrissn
Iaas in btm Scranton pplamt niht abssbclt
paTsn. Stim AbbClsu bfr Brittle bsmtrfs
man gsfGaiglf, eab ne ,,ansSsist" iparsu unb
otbe stn rsip. Datum eer 3situna an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31

Der repubIifapiitbe Staatsienat 1T
bafar peranttpprtli6, bab ;ipei 8eleBs
borI6Idse bon Der ietisen 2esisIatur
BERN fen ipuroen, Die sum 8eiten beS
9lrbeiters tparen. Griten5, Die Bill,
tpelhe 8orfebrunaen sur Gnti6dSigung
Der glrbsitsr fir SerleBunsen triift, bic
Surb 8erna6ldIiiSuns bon Sorporatios
men pber beren glgenten entltaneen, uno
sipeitens, bic Ginfiibruns bon buIbmos
natli6en 9abltagen. glrbeiter, ma4t
einen &nopf ins Tafdentu6!
gia6 ipGteren 9eridten i9eint es,
ais pb Elm Serr Sames @bite ertpabIi
iporben iei, un6 nidt WanIep. Gs III
ale glusIt6t porbanben, bab ba8 8es
ri6t bic Sade entibeiben muB. Ga
banSeIt iib barum, OBJ Der sipeite 0iits
rift 1876 pSer 175 Stimmen fir gBbitI
| Dab; @abIri6ter Spipnep be;eihne
Die lektere 3ubI aIS ridti8.
-Sn 9edertoipn, SuiIer Co., 81
| S., ipurSe Elm 70idbriser Greis glamen'
| 8augbn elm Sabr ms 3udtbaus 81
Trenton perurtbeilt, ipeil CT am Conn
ta9 Elm Quart 9lle perfauft bate. 6
mar friiber ein 8auunternebmer, itiirSt
abCr BON Sa6e uno belt ipesen 9lr
beitsunfdbi9feit cine Trinfitube. Sein
74iGbriss Srau lit iebt biIiIos. Der
| IeIbe 8idter, 2eipi8 S. Martin, berur
tbeiIte Ginen, Der 8ferb, 8a9en I'M
8eidirr seitpbIen bate, Su bios
! Dionaten GcuntpSefdnsnib unb Sl0'
| Strafe.
-Das iiderite uub bilisite Wiitts
sur 8ertiIsuns Der SartoifeItafer nil
elm Bauer i'm nBrbIiden Sainois ent
bedt baben. Gr fanb eS ;u ermilbenn
bic Safer bon ben &artpifeIitauben ab
suIeIen, unb Sa er ii6 beS tampiIuitise
8aratters Der 2lmeiien erinnerte, bra6t
CT in iein aartpffeIfeIb aIte SOISItiidt
| in peIden gtmeilen ibre g8pbnitdtt
batten, un6 iiberIieb ibueu bic glrbeit
Die glmeiieu niiteten iid in Slpei aIte
Senspfoitsn ein uuo pertiISten auf einei
8ierteIs sglder oas llnBeSiefer, 70 SabI
reid baiielbe aud ipar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31

re- 5armrr uup Gnbsrs. bic stn anltdn'
biass, luiratipsS assniurssIbaft ipinihsn,
bur6 has Iis So bis 800 zen Gag ssrstsnsn
fSunsu, Iclltsn lpfprt cine priiIarts lsnesn an
$. 6. gBilfiuIpn II. Co., 1876 une 191
5uItpnifra6s, Ner ycrf. 50bm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
ORilfcsbarre gladbribten.

,.SErt Sbr Snrsu unb Iabt Gu6 iasrn
Die Slpd' bat ebsn spElf asialasen,
Giirlfst @u6 anb nod 10 isbr,
Neiner earf Gins ,,tdfsn" mtb:.
S6rsibt Gutt oisie5 bintsr's Sbr:
Frrdtbar ifrsng 1T eer Rappr;
9Ter nidt bsinigsbt auf her Stsu,
Der fommt ltlsuuisf III bic Sail"
Sas 2userne County @efdn8niB
entbieIt GnSe bori9er Q8o6e 81 Sns
iaTen, mebr ais ie subOr su ir8enS elmer
3eit.
- Sn Der 9aureI Stun 3e6e ipurbe
am Iebten Wiittippd ber &nabe gSiIs
liam &eap gsfdbrIi9 perIebt.
- Gbnarb 9rpSau, Der bpr circa
siuei @oden burb einen grbeinituri
an einem 9raben einen SddbeIbru4
erIitt, Itarb I'M 6oipitaL am ppriSen
Wittipp6.
= gabe benz SO. 4 8obICniperte BEL
8Ipmputb iiel am pCrIeBten Sienlta8
gla6mittas Der glrbeiter MidaeI DUFFY
bon einem Spblenfarren berab auf bic
S6ienen unb itarb mad fur;er 9eit.
- 9aS neue SeueralarmsSpitem,
pel6es in unierer Stabt einsefiibrt
ipirb, 1T ais baS 8ametpea Spitem be'
fannt.
= Charles 2ebman bat bic bret Bad
iteiaippbnbduier an Der 8eltIeite bon
Waibin9tpn StraBe, untcrbalb Dtarfet,
bon Gbas. 9arrifb fdufIitb ertpprbcn.
Gr fol- sI2, 900 bafiir beSabIt baben.
81. SO. Gjil6riIt, Der frubere 9ss
fdnsnibtparter, ipurbe am SamIta8 bon
Ri6ter Gice sum Steuereinnebmer bon
: @iitesbarre ernannt, ba Der 9lmtster:
min bon q. Mt. Miller abseIaufen lit
Sb man ipobl aud unteriudt bat, iplt
: es iib nit ben fIeinen llnre9eImdbi9'
teiten perbGIt, bic an9ebIi6 in Der Serl
: paItune bes glmteS. eriitireu fpllen
; SUffentIi6 entIabt man bic 9iir8er
T niht, ebe cine eriinbli6e Ibre6nuni
: Itattssfunoen bat. @iIbriifS 9lmtsSei
be9innnt am |. Sunt.
8 = Wlau bate glnfansS bsfiir6tet
!. bab nit Der Gntfernling bes SrpItes lid
: bic SpaIte an Der Grbienfuus iiber bel
Il alien Baltimore 8ruben eripeiterl
I tpiirpe. Dies 1T nidt Der Sail unb ba
: SduIbaus tpirb nun reparirt uno tpie
: Der benuBt, ba man eS fir bpIItomme
: iider bdlt.
+ - Die iGbrIiden 8ettrenuen il
q See 8arf iperben aRI 5. SUM ibren 9ln
fang nebmen unp peripre4en mebr al
81 ie intereGant gu iperben ba bon ale
y Srten rieieS States 8feree blerbt
, oeIdidt murSen, UNI all ben 9Settrer
), nsn tbeilSunebmen.
4, - Gimer misrer dlteren beutIdc
bt glniiebler, Serr Sriecri4 Siem, Ital
ia am Ntpntag i'm 9IIter bon fiinfSi8 Sal
rem an Der glusSebrtn9. Serr SIe
m fam i'm Sabre 1850 pber 1851 ma
IL g9iltesbarre, erIsrnte bas 8Iempners'
IS Iddft unb idpaus ii6 nit Der 3eit
IN elmer berpprra8enoen Stellung entpo
is bis aud ibn bic bbien itebtnsi8er Sab
be gum 8udsanse bradten. Der Ssrito
ro bene ipurbe am Dlittpp6 untsr itart
'ie 8etbeiIiguns bon 2eiStraSenben g
stpissn 9albs beiseiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
OentScbe
Ybotograpbte Oallerie,
Ron
6einricb sSrcD,
42l Sadafpanna glbenue, Scrantpn.
unb 10l Olain glUenus, Spbe
Bart, ga.

1iels @aIsitsu iinO tsm gsnsisten g8Ubl.
rplltn hes esutiaen gublifumS bsitsns em-
pfubIen.
Die GjaIlsrie l2l gadapanua gtvsnne IN
bic tff einsri6tfts unb i9Snits in Srrautpr
unb ts liu6 btits GsihGfte nit esn nCutien
une tsitsn 9nitrumrntsn unO sIusriiunden
Ssrisben.
gSir smpfsbIen inns fir 9tufnabmtn ieeer
glrt 8ilbsr in btr Giaasrir, ais aud fir gane.
ibaftsbilbsr, @stduprn, @jeirllGaftsn, ETC.,
uub has GUpiren Bon SiIsrrn une SsrarGgsr.
ungrH IN India Ink, Crayon, 8aiIfr uuo
Selfarttn rpirb gut unp bilig ausStfiibrt.
5iihtiae unb Crnpstsnte gIrteitsr ttben urs
sur Stie, un6 biirfru mir unIere 5rsunoe yrrs
fhern, baB nibts SrriGumt psrbn pire, fe
nit ben glItsitrn ais aud lit Ter 8seisnuna
ppllitanSig sufrirben ;u iteIltn.
Silenrabmtn i'll 9ffl. GuspabI uHb III til.
Iisrn prriien.
Spnntags fSnnrn glufnabmtn gtmn6t per,
ben Spu llbr @prssn5 his 3 llbr Ra6mit-
tags.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
Giue @rfabrun9 Die 0ielsn eleieb



SD par 70 Ianse 3eit franf unO eIen6
setpeIen, bate meinem 8atten 10 bel
Mute, Scrsen uno 0eIbausBaben bers
uriadt, pbne baB irsenO Semanb mir
ia8en tonnte ipas mir febIte, pap i6
politdnbiS entmutbi8t mO troitIcS 8es
ipprben ipar. Sn bieier Sage taufte id
cine 5Iaide SUpfens 8ittern unb nabm
Iie elm, pbne meiner 6amiIie etipas bas
bon su iaseu. 8aIp sinS es etipas
beEsr un6 10 idnea Bins gtlles DOriudrtS,
CaB mein Mam unp Die sanSe SamiIic
ii6 bariiber ipunberten, mo eS ni6t ~
erfIGrsn ipuBtsn, bis i6 ibnsn iaste,
ipas mir sebplfen unb bann iastsn iis
,,Surrab fir Sopfsn 8ittcrn! Ianst
mDssn iie lebsu, bsnn iie babsn Wlutts,
| seIunb, unb mS BIddIi6 eemadt."
Plus = Die Dlutter."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
s9- Sn 8roipn's Bee SiSe iino jest
bic 5riibiabrss Woben bon 0amcus slmb
SerrsnsS Siiten eridienen.
salama;oo, Wild. Q. Sch. 1880.

| SdldHld5ppJ WlB. =. Oco' IooU'
SD weib baB SopfensSittern bas
sr6bte Sob psrbienen. Seber Der Die
Weoisin 8ebrautt, ipridt in beiten
8prten Sauon unO bcitdtigt, baB bic
8uren. bic bic Gisentbiimer Der Wlebi5in
semadt su baben pOrseben, iuabrbafti8
itattsefunNen baben, SD babe lie in
meinem @eI6dft perfluft. ieitoem iie
suerit boris 9ubIifum sebradt tpurcen.
Gon 2lnfans au batten iie einen bpben
9luf unb Iudten benieIben itets beiSubes
baIten unb Der 9e6arf fir bic Dtebisis
nen lit srbBer. oIs Der fir bic aIIer ans
beren suIammen. 8Gbrenb iie ibren
boben, ppblber6ienten 9iuf Der 9ieinbeit
unb 8rau6barfeit beibebalten, iperbe
i'd iie itetS empIebIen, ,-bie8 lebtcre 1T
etpas, ipas i'd bis iebt ME bebufs irs
sen6 elmer an6eren Batent 0tebisin Des
tban babe. S. S. 9abeod, %. Q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
Bon 9ctcrsbura.

- Seit IeBtem Samitas babsn mir
tier cine neue g8irtbidaft, inbem Der
SameS &nieriem ieinen 2Dtpen ipieoer
beraus sebdnst bat; fein @mSer, BAT
iib ieBt Der Stprb fiir6tet mo gar
nidt mebr fommt. 9tber OesbaI6 bes
fommt man beim Sannes bod Elm 8utea
8las Bier pber 9Bein.
= IS 1T bier nidts mebr gteues, eir
babies 1ubenS StaIiener oSer lln8arr
aui Der Strabe gu ieben nit einem Gimer
Bier mS einem Stiid 9rob in bet
Sanb, weI6sS iie aus Der SauIt eiien,
Segen irSeno einen 3aun Se!ebnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
Vse6ieI, Yalrage, Tener 9ebens Seri. @eI6dft

WIN. r. T&1eSe1,
Gtablrt 1859. 5i3 qadapanua gpfnut, SCRANTON, pa
@ cd tI auf ale Sltt {upas In bdhtigsn SarGgm.
S6tffsfhetue Srrbemng paIageren
8 elb q Sermtdf hutt, ,Gfn. gpf-8rdns
Gnjb Gltan tbn Irt
Ngentur tT penn ~ 9sbms. .Snf6runls. .Sesqfbaf.
Nm unb 8srfnu Saun gaupliB lBab- pr gde
Be 6erung 56uin, WGbsn
armPasuiu ma6issn Ratn
Gin fer hsn unb 9aauns aaufrn aauf Dbs asu
das in has S6rterfa6 nf6as 5baf bmtt tnstl6.
U tiirPGffe Enten in Faryfr 5if hicrgt
The Dawson journal., 1883-07-26
The La rgest Yield of Cotton.

The largest yield Of cotton upon one acre
is accredited to Mr.. Warthen, of Washing
ton county, Georgia, who planted in view
of large premium offered by the Georgia
Agricultural Society in 1874. The yield
was 1891 pounds of seed cotton, or 1889
pounds of lint on one and one fourth acres
of land.
'The land had been planted continuous
" IN cotton from the close OF the war TO
the date of experiment (1S73). The soil
was sandy, with clay subsoil, in cultivation
six or more years, about half of it an old
dung hill, the other half very poor. The
manure applied was ,4O1 pounds Peruvian
phosphate, six ox-cart loads OF raw pine
straw from the woods, sixty bushels green
cotton seed and forty bushels well rotted
stable manure; the last three hauled out in
January and strewn broadcast and turned
under with a two-horse pl6w; running
eight inches deep, followed by a sixteen
inch scooter ill Che same furrow, breaking
in all from thirteen to fifteen inches deep.
Put the guano in the furrow behind the
scooter, which was therefore covered by
the next fur ,ow. In February repeated.
the breaking in the same manner, but
not applying any manure. In March
repeated blowing in the same manner,
crossing. the last blowing each time. In
April narrowed land twice. On 18th of
May checked land three feet eachway with
small btSlltongue, and dropped six or eight
seed in each check and covered with foot.
Variety, Dickson's cluster cotton. 1t was
thnned to one stalk to the hill in JUNE
two to the hill being left IN the outside
rows Did not use hoe; had no need for it
the cotton growing 50 rapidly as to pre-
vent adj underground"
The above from contemporary.
Somewhere in the annals of the Georgia
Agricultural Society it is recorded, we
think, that Mfr. b. G. Lockett, in Dough-
erty county, made eighteen bales of cotton
on six acres. We have also an inylistinct
recollection that a Mr.. Dixon" some years
ago made five bales to the acre, but cannot
say that they were as heavy rs those of
Mr.. Warthcn Savannah Telegram.
The Dawson journal., 1883-07-26
A Strange Scene in Court.
Special to The Constitution.

Special to The Constitution.
CARTERsvILLE, July 16-Last Saturday
a most amusing incident occurred in the
justice court at E,iharlee. An old colored
Baptist minister, by the name of Andrew
Jackson Carter, had sued Pinkney Cayson,
white, for twenty-five or thirty dollars, and
Cayson had plead set off for a few dollars
more than Carter's demand. When the
case was sounded for trial both parties an
nounced ready. The plaintiff was repre-
sented by w, j. Neel and the defendant by
). X. Attaway, both prominent young law
yers Of this city. The testimony, which
was rather long and conflicting, was finally
concluded and the young lawyers proceed
ed with their speeches. After discussing
the law and the facts awhile, Mr. Attaway,
who by the way is Methodist, opened
his batteries upon the old darkey and dealt
him some heavy blows, saying among
other things that while there were
perhaps some men among the ne
gro preachers, as class they were
very great rascais, and that the Baptist
negro preachers were the worst of all.
Mr. Neel, who by the way is a Baptist,
had the conclusion and after giving the law
and the facts passing notice, decided to
say somethingin defense of the moral char
acter of his client In this he grew earnest
and eloquent, and the old darkey became
very attentive aud solemn, and great big
tears stood in his eyes, and the court and
che crowd looked serious. The speaker
having succeeded in moving his audience
was himself moved, and closed by saying
in solemn and pathetic manner; " May it
please your honor, my poor client, instead
of all this TRADE and abuse, ought to have
the welcome plaudit, well done, thou good
and faithful servant, for thus devoting his
The Dawson journal., 1883-07-26

time and talents in pointing his people to
the LAMB of God that taketh away the sins
ofthe world" This was more than the old
darkey could bear and, with the tears run
ming down his cheeks, he raised his hands
and eyes heavenward, fell upon his knees
and said: Let us jine in prayer" The
court, lawyers and bystanders looked on in
amazement while the old darkey prayed a
most earnest prayer st the top of his voice
AT the conclusion of the prayer the court
rendered a judgement in favor of the plain
tiff for SLIGO and cost of suit. Who will
now say that Nbe prayers Of the righteous
are not heard and answered in justice
court.
The Dawson journal., 1883-07-26

of every study which lays the foundation
of an education broad and deep. We can
see boys and girls leave the plain schools
with an acquaintance withrules, principles,
axioms, and exceptions which win never
be forgotten. 1t may be Il treadmill pro-
Cess, but it has accomplished some of the
best educational work in Georgia. To
come across a school, just a plain school,
is like meeting with q plair mister, in a
mass of Georgia colonies.
We believe that our correspondent in his
own mind was convinced that many
schools which wear the more ambitious til
tie of colleges are nothing more than
schools, plain schools. 1t is question if
having to sustain the weight OF the dignity
involved in the title does notinteTfere with
the exercise of the plain school duties.
The truth is, we believe too many insti-
buttons grant diplomas 1t is about con-
cede& that the day when ambicious wo-
man Is 80 be educated no further than the
point " super iSlli9 JlC hltCutA 10 pdSt'
1t is expected that women shall be educat-
ed. But too many girls are dismissed from
these institutions with a diploma certifying
that they are educated women, whea in
reality they have not passed beyond the
boundaries of the unpretentious but thor
eugh- going academies. A college if it is
to be used as a distinctive term, fought tc
carry a meaning of its own. a college
ought to be an institution where the facul
ty is large and competent; where the
course Of study is systematic, thorough anC
advanced beyond the common schools; ant
where the mastery of the course is the con
dition of graduation. How many institu,
tions are known to our correspondent,
which possess not one of these requisites
but which boldly lay claim to the title Of
college. We honestly believe that more
educational good would be accomplished i
some Of these so-called colleges dropped
the collegiate government and resorteC
again to the academy drill. Our cores
pondent wrote truer than he intended, o.
truer than he cared to own, perhaps, wheI
he used school, rather than college.
The Dawson journal., 1883-07-26
A Chicago Merchants EXpe-
VrISlnRr.

Srlence.
After had become almost skin
and bone, with neither strength nor
ambition left, and the doctors
couldn't help me, two bottles Par
kers Ginger Tonic cured me COM
pletely. NJ. B. Westcott, Lamp
Mfr, Chicago.