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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
THE LAST WORK OF CONGRESS

The closing hours of Congress indi-
Gated; that with all its sins of omission
and Commission it yet desired to ''do
works meet for repentance
The reduction of our annual taxation
by go, 900, is great achievement,
and will reconcile the public to great
deal of Congressional shortcoming. The
reforms of the Tariff; have beon scanty,
and generally without close calculation
of their effect, but it is a great deal gain
ed that such reforms have been begun
and embodied in law.
With this beginning, intelligent Tariff
reformers, who are not to be mistaken
for free traders, will be able to begin a
steady, on-concerted, partisan, and I'M
sectional movement for the reimbursement
of our tariff, on broad economic princi-
pies. So far however as any unsettling
and dangerous Free Trade agitation for
the next two years is concerned, the &C
ton of the last Congress has removed
that peril to full business confidence.
The readjustment of the tariff is very in
adequate and faulty, but it is an adjust.
menr, which has only been made by very
great care and tact, and will be regarded
by most business men, of both parties. as
entitled to be respected in the main, I'M
til it has been fairly tried and submitted
to the popular verdict in the Congress
sional elections Of 1894.
This view of the new tariff, i'll the
judgement of our wisest business men,
will not only prevail and control the a
bier politicians of both parties, but will
have great effect in relieving all classes
of business men, manufacturers especially
from the anxieties as to unknown and
unpredictable tariff changes that have
been spreading the past year. 1t will
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soon be seen by all our merchants and
manufacturers that the tariff question, as
an immediate cause OF arrangement to
business calculations, has been postponed
for two years. This, of itself, will have
an immense effect on the stability and
prosperity Of the industries and trade of
the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILINN HAIR
REVIEWER is Il scientific combination
Of some of the most powerful reStora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
II restores gray hair to its original
colCr. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dlndruf and humorS,
and tnlling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritivc principle by which the
hair is nouriShcd and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy.
and is unsurpassed as 4 hair dressing.
Ii is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
The State ASsaycr of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
Years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
Iscd in all the civilized countries OF
tle world.
For sale by al dealers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
TUESDAY, APRIL =, 1898,
TIE Undivided One Half Interest in al
that Lot CT Parcel Of Land and
Wharf Property,

in the town Of i.Iktrn. living the North side Of
thereto, which was conveyed To said Jacob Ram
hu and VIM {. i!aEIh0 : tenants in common by
Daniel Brattom. attorney. by his deed heArin.
date November y 1862 and recorded in the Land
Records ui Cecil county. il. Liber u =. NJ. -
folio 80.
NolE-The other undivided 0nehaIt interest
OF tins property will he sold at same time and
,.iac- bv W j. Jones and l.. N. liaines trustees
50 that purchasers have opportunity OF
buying the whole property.
TERMS OF SALE.-tmc-third of purchasc
money cash IN day oi sale: onc-third at SIX
months and balance at Twelve months thereafter.
rcult pay ,ncitS itra, interest aud be secured
hy notes or bands vi purchaser, with security 10
he approve! NY trustee.
l.. AiAlSl!ALI4 HAlNES
M4rlUts Permanent trustee
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JUSTICE Hermann, of New York, de-
clares that he will double the penalty to
be inflicted upon any boy brought before
him who should prove to be a cigarette
smoker. "Cigar smoking is bad enough, )"
says his honor, d" but cigarette smoking
is destroying the brains and health Of
the young something must be done to
check it,"
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Q|'s (sfiI 11hie.
ELKTON, MARCH 10, 1883.

WE take occasion to make public ac-
acknowledgement of the general kindly
tone of our newspaper contemporaries
throughout the State, in noticing the re-
cent appointment of the editor of this
paper. OF all our Maryland exchanges,
the Cecil County Meas, published at Elk
ton, is the solitary and OILY newspaper,
which, under the garb of a pretended
neutrality in politics, INDUCES the char
acterstic imbecility of its editor, and
consigns us to an unsyllabled o6lirion.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
ON THIRTY DAYS TR AL.

The Noltaic belt Co Marshall, Mich, will
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro ultaia
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days Ia men (young or old) who aro
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and man.
~ yigor Address as above. n B.-No
risk is incurred, rs thirty days trial is al
lowed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10

IN pursuance Of an order pas in the
L above entitled caur@. Eotl"' 10 nc7 given to
the creditors OF the said JACOB tilihat The
undersigned auiItuf APPOINTED ~ NJ order,
will on Monday. the l.!h day "i ny 1888 at
eleven o'clock \. VI at his Office III town OF
E,lLtou. proceed 10 state an account King dis
tributiun OF the iund reported ia SaIuse. and
the said creditors al the SAID Jacoh lhbo are
hereby nut,ned rnd required TO NE tr claims
against the said hamh", dul! aMticated.
with the Clerk OF said Court on ok!nre the
above named date &. NCCuLIGH,
Feb III iuditor.
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FROM London We learn that there
never was "a worse prospect for the
wheat crop in Great Britain at this sea-
son of the yoar than there is at present
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
HORSES FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber being engaged in the
4 business of Buying and Selling -
Horses. can always he found with <zNA
number OF good Horses on hand. which W.
lie will sell at attractive prices. lsS
Call address. h. L. &. CROUCH,
Feb ~ 1855 II f.lhtun, Id !.
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Trustees Sale
o.
Wharf Property in EIkion.

10y virtue OF an order of the Circuit
~ Court. for Cecil county. i'll the matter OF the
Petition of Jacob Rampo. an i!.suvcut dehtur and
81 = iced oi trust III insolvency from said Jacob
RambD. the undersigned permanent trustee in
insolvency OF said Jacob iinlho, will sell 1T pub
liz auction, at the 'inurt House door, in Elkton,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10

In the unprecedented struggle in the
Michigan Legislature, during which 81
ballots were cast for United States Sena-
tor, on the 1st instant, Hon. Thomas W..
Palmer, CRep.) was elected to succeed
Mr.. Ferry. The new Senates member.
ship is now complete. 1t will comprise
IS Republicans, sc Democrats and two
Independents, Malone and Riddleber-
ger.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED,

A PLACE for little White 81
~ to BOARD, between and ) years old.
place with no small children preferred For
thcr particulars address j. l.. HALLlDAl
Feb 2+2m Fair Hill. Cecil co..
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NEW ADJ rNNE AIN
13I nv HH u IA w N
Fishermen, Take Notice!

ENiiE Trustees of Cecil County Airs
a Homsv VIII receive pro, 'uSais Gp 10 the 18th
day ri March for the delivery in good order. dur
inr the coming fishing season OF
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%YHE*WHIGs.

eRE-EMlhENTLYv VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
COUNTY. m ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
OF IT'S REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION, tn NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
MALL CASES AS GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED eRATuI-
rousLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF The
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matt Ten cents line for single inser
ton.
TransienfrG.ss Eight cents a line for one, aud
Four cents q line TOR every additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted as TTeire lines. One
.oiunn, Fire Dollars per inch, one year.
Four changes alloced TO yearly advertisers vitheut
additional charge.
The circulation Of TIE Wing being among the
most intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
adjoining counties Of Maryland, Pennsylvania and
DsloHare, its proprietor confidently recommends it
to Business Men az most desirable medium for
rsnssnsrGfire adserfising.
To maintain its high standard as family journal
no offensive Objectionable advertisements wiH be
admitted inte its columns at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
5000 FRESH HERRING,

at the A Inns House. lac contract will lie awarded
to tie lowest bidder. and he Will he required To-
give bond for the faithful p"r:o"nan": .; the CON
tract. r.. J.. VI ANIE1 IrcnSur"
Mar i-.sw fihtUE Md.
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ORDERED, This 1st day of NJ
~ 1883. that the sales made and rcport
Reuben linines, Trustee in the above cir
cause, lie ratified and confirmed. unless c.s
the contrary thereof he shown GA or bcifl:
10th day .: May next: provided. a cOpytn
order be inserted in some newspaper PUBLIC
Cecil county. Maryland, once Il week &
month before the 9Th day OF April next. be
The report states the amount OF sales,
- 6Sl0u. JAMES A. DANlS,C
True copy, test, JAMES \. DAh
Mar 2-lm q
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AUDITORS NOTE.
In III, cirrai; Court In Cecil CITY.

IN HE MATTER nF THE fETON OF
JACOB RAMBo. FOR TIE sEFlr
OF TIE INSUi.NEHT Las.
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SPRING STYLES FOR1SS3

A T Mrs. Litzenberg's Popular ST
"A on Main street. Elkton. Hats and
nets: Newest Shapes: Handsome Ester
Birthday Cards Ribbons. Hainburgs. IaceS. Y
ing, teiyetS. Silks, a New Fun Stock in: all,
pieces. closing ont ut cost. Store room viii.
ased Tor job lots for one month. Bargains.
gains Tor Ladies and Children: must have,
glass cases OF front room Tor the goods ope
this week All must be sold without regS
value Go buy at the counters OF reduced vi
Personal attention given to filling orders
trimming. Buttons and other Dress Trimn'
Mar lott
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One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try it. 1t received first premium AT
the Ceuteupial Enpusitins
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10

w ANiE u,ell ire.>. tir,reN mes. Shrnh
hciy, Ross. ~. = eek rcilahie ad hrst class
Salaries and expenses paid. Inst rtions - com
pi";c tnaI tn - with no previous :Xpe. i"nce il
SELLING can soon II ,rn the business.
4 iIrt.s ] Z. LEI ,L.ARE kncn,tnr =. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10

IS Republicans, Sc Democrats and two
Independents, Malone and Riddleber-
ger.)
THE shocking revelations as to the
manner of supplying material for the
dissecting room of Philadelphia great
medical college have resulted in the in
PRODUCTION in the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture of what is known as the Anatomy
act, a bill /" for the promotion of medical
science by the distribution and use OF
unclaimed bodies for scientific purposes,
through board created for that purpose,
and to prevent unauthorized uses and
traffic in human bodies" Under the
existing law in that State it is impossible
to secure the material for the dissecting
table which the interests Of medical
science require.
THE February Century says " the
day is sure to come when plain men will
clearly see that no one man can get with
clean hands, in an ordinary lifetime,
hundred million dollars; that such an
enormous pile, so suddenly collected,
must be loot, not profit. That will be
day of reckoning, indeed. for the robbers
and for the judges, and the legislators,
and the public teachers who have been
their accomplices. Meantime these facts
IN, ha in mind thar hava
among us class Of men who, in their
rapacity, are bent on enrichins them
selves by forcibly Selling the property
of their neighbors; and that they have
learned how to use for this purpose the
organized force of the State. Some
means must be foand Of putting stop
to them. Unless this be done speedily,
the respect for law on which social order
rests will not long survive.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad has publish
ed its annual report as a newspaper adver-
tisement, the information given to the
public covering two full pages of the
larger Philadelphia dailies. The expense
Of the advertisement will probably be
we'll repaid by the increased confidence
the information will produce in the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania as to the manage
ment of the railway. The Pennsylvania
has obtained the good will of the people
of the State more generally than have
most railway companies, and its method
of taking the public into its confidence
is commendable. Mt only does the
newspaper report give such general state
ments as that the gross earnings of 1882
were $40, $50, 0Gs, the gross expenses $50,
.37, 534, and the net earnings s29, 151 1874,
but it contains statistics in detail of all
the lines operated by the company, both
east and west of Pittsburg. 1t would be
we'll for the great railways of the country
to make frank statement to the public,
in newspaper columns, of their pOssessi-
ons and operations annually.
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ORPHANS COURT.

VIM HfNNS NOVRTs
TNllE Stated Meetin. Of the Orphans
L Court Of Cecil county will he held On the
SECOND TUESDAY in every month Execu-
tors. Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring i'll T. .
vouchers Il few days beto Court.
Il, ID. MILLER,
Ian !. ISS2y Register
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-21
9ittStpn.

- Gem Spbn WiaIonep ipurSe am
9onnerita9 i'm 9ittstpn Sunnel 80. l
Sur6 elm faacnbe8 SobIenitiid beinabe
bic 9taie abSei4nitten.
- Die Serren SeibsI uno Moiier
babcn nit benz 6unSament fir ibr neues
pra6tppleS 8ebGuoe an Der Gde bon
0lain uno Butler Strabcn be8panen.
-Sn einem Seide bel 8roipntpipn,
ipeI6er ii6 bur9 bic neuliden 8egens
sIHe an elmer GrbientunS sebiIoet bate,
nurbe AM Opnnerlta9 elm fleines 0idbs
den 6ur6 spei poriibersebenbe Mdmer
nur nit gtotb unb Dliibe bonn Grtrinfen
8erettet.
SIM 9atp Sdadt erbielt 9(ntbOnp
9aIp am sSrsitaa RorSen bur9 bic
porSeiti9e GrplOiiOn zines Spreneiduis
iss 10 idpere 8erIebun9en an Der Seite,
bab er 8e8en Nlittu9 itarb. Gr mar "a
Sabre alt unS binterIdBt Srau unO stpei
8inoer. - 9alp'S @ebdIfe, goiparo
Susbss, erIitt burd benieIben llnfaII
einen S6GbeIbrub.
- Sin gnsIdnSer 9iamens Gbpmas
Gill, Der bic Wai6inerie in benz neuen
SuIIer S6adt Su BpOmin8 einIeben
BALI, iiel am WtUnta8 bon einem 0eriiIt
in ben l9O SUB tisfen S6adt binab
mo mar auf Der StelIe tobt. Der
SeruuSliidte ipar 30 Sabre alt.
SIM S6a6t SO. A Der 9ennIpIs
pania Soblen 50. biibte am Dionta9 Der
9ergmann Batrid Slannerp isin 2eben
cin. 9ei Der 8orbereitilns eineS
SprsnsiduKeS Sebraudte er einen SlI
furSsn 3inber uno ebe er 3eit bate, in
iidere gntfernunS gu selanSen, erfplete
bic Spren9unS. Sein neben ibm arbets
tenber Spbn fuurbe 8Iei6falIs i6iper
perIebt.
pen. Wan brautt feline fbGbi5e unb
abgetragen ausIsbenbe &leiber Su trasen,
ipsnn Elm 10 Sent 9adet ,,9iamant"'
Sarbe iie 10 gut ipie neu tpiscer auSieber
mabt. Sic iinb psrfeft.
9as 9ic Sic Der 9ittSton GOrnet
8anb am Samita9 er8ob einen Neiners
tra9 bon $500.
- Dem Sarrp 8ellmen fpuroen DO:
riSe @o6e bonn 8eri9t $3.50 S9aben:
eriaB su9sIprp6en fir Elm Yfero, tuel'
DIES infoIse bon 8erIeBunsen frepirte
bic es am StrabenbabnSeleiie am Suf
erbaIteu bate. Sbeueres BferOeiIeif6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-21
0pn Hetersbure.

glm lsBtrn 0rnusrifag purtr Grulf 5riser.
Samba6 nit 5rI. Wnna 1rriIi6 bur6 Dir.
gSrisfopf gstrnut.
Gr Strr6 bra6ts btm 5rittrid S6por,
am IsBttn Wcniag sinrn afiunetn t2pfiinbigsn
9ungen gum 6jsihsnF. Wutttr uno Stino be-
iinbsn lib ppbl un6 bfr altr SGbu labt nit
bsm san;en 6jrildt neil sr jest bopprlt 0jrrb
water it,.
llnien 9irger fSnnsn gar uidt brsrsfen,
parum mir einen AIslIor babsn uno bann nph
trei Rann ua6 ibm fCmmen nit brm grpBsn
Bud; bic guien gsutden msinsn, ipsnu her
9IIsiTUr lsins glrbrt niht rtdt gsmabt ipate
man ibn abIsbrn pbrr brifrafsn unb nidt erri-
une pisrfa6 soften MAIDEN. Die gutsn Sfute
Serifebtns nidt bsIer, uniers StabtpGttr
piHsu, mas tic tbun. (Ssr Truferitufd lfB
in pisis Ssbauptung gtlinee ,3psifsI)
Der gIGsTcr Iagt in unIertr 9Barb ftirn "a
Sunes mb 40 aubr; - rarum nibt umss-
fsbrtf
Der 9pbn Sril bat 9rObtum in iriusm
Gjarttn, bic lsds 30ll i'm llmfang mflirn /;
her 9tspprirr that Ile germ SfTludfn, penn tr
tiirfir,
lem Or. 9Bsnjsl lsine 3rau mar bic IsBtrn
spsi gBs6su franf isBt iif iis nbsr pi'str auf
her 9ensrung.
Drr Spispb S6parS iibsrtrifft ben Satub
6TrliB prit in btr Stunt bic gSgrl Ron fsn
airihtubGumsn ju bnItsn. gInliatt elmer
@Ipdr, bic man itlbit Idutsr mub, bat her
SbpaE ii6 zine gBinbFIappsr am Baum ait
gtbraht, bic man cine babe gieils tprt brrt
psnn her gBinb ssbt.
gIprr bp ban i'd pisbrr bic SCrntiisI eritads
cit, mic i'd pun otm g8sitsrjanf gSprt ssiabt
ban. Stst mssns pie Wsibsr uf tm Berg, ne
ipGrs stmssnt III uuusrm Berg is ab nod
partit, bic hem 8tpprtsr an bic rrtbs Door
psllsu. 1tr Rspprter Iabt amer pun beut uE
msb. ~" for bic gRfiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-21
Bum 0Belfbfprubau.

Sn ben lebten SSabren 1T Der Yreis
bes NeIi6forn raid unb iteti9 seitiesen.
Die bermebrte 9ta6frage mad bieiem
9lrtitsI lit namentIib barin beeriinoet,
Sab berIsIte Sur SeriteIluns bon @Iucoie
rno Sranntipein, iotpie aIs Sutter fir
OhI6fiibe, Waftpieb unb S6neine in
bieI 9rbberem 1lmfanse Dertpenbet tpirS
ais friibsr. 2lls 9labruns fir ben
Meni6en 1T bas @sIi6forn ieBt ipenis
ger beliebt alS fr&ber. llniere frembz
sebOrene 8eD6lferuus, bic idneG sus
nimmt, bat lid ME nit Dem @eIi6fOrn
befreunbet i'm Siiben bilbete ba5
@eli6forn Bis gum &riese bic faIt aus.
idlieblide 9tabrln9 Der Stlaben, ipGbs
reno bic Sarbi8en iebt in pieI bbberem
@raee bon Beisen leben, unb ielbIt bic
Sn6ianer sieben, ipenn iie eini9ermaben
SortI6ritte in Der Civilization MAIDEN,
ben gSei;en Dem g9elidforn bor. Sn
6oIse bielfader 8erbeferuns Der Otiibs
len 1T bas 8eisenmebI tpeientlid beHer
seippreen, nGbrenS Sas g8eIidforn
OafeIbe sebIieben 1T. Die 9auern
bauen Iieber WeiSen, ais g9eli6tprn,
neil Iie sum ginernten MtaI6inen bers
fpen6en fbnnen. gluberbem baben ii6
tie Grtrd9e Der sSelber berrin9ert, neil
bic grsiebisfsit beS 8obenS serinser
seiuorSen 1T unb burd 9iinsuns nod
nidt ausrei6enb unterItibt fpirb.
g8Gbrenb Jest 80 8ui6eI ais Der
Surdi6nittSs Grtras Gins glderS seIten,
ersieIen bieIe 9auern Grtrd8e bis ;u
100 9uideI pro 9tder. Dies fest nidt
cine beIonbere Srudtbarfeit Ses Spbens,
Ipnbern in bel bBberem 8rabe bic
8rBbte Sorsfalt Bel Der 8eitelunS bprs
aus. SIT Der 8pbsn auSreidenb bears |
beitet, ban mub auf bic glusipabl beS |
SamenS Die Srbbte 6iiriursc peripenbet, /
mad Der Saat SpIsaide auf bic geder |
gebra6t, fir bic 9eieitigunB bon Inns
traut, Snfeften unb einselner 9hansen |
ba Sefor9t iperben, no bieieIben su bid |
iteben. Bel allen glrbeiten i'm @eIids |
forms glder 1T bic Sade Dem GuItipator |
bprsu;ieben. glebren, bic cine Spur
bon 9toit 3si8sn, miiHen beieitiSt iuerben.
9llles SieS berurIadt alIeroin9s glrbeit,
absr bieielbe bsSabIt iid iebr gut, benn
beinabe feline Srudt IObnt bic ibr ;use'
iuenSete SorsfaIt 70 auperIGiii9 unb
reihli6 ipie bds gSelI6forn.
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SfuS Sem pbercu EbaIe.

- Die GarbpnbaIe S6uIbeb5rSe
bats gut ppr - aber cine Steuer bon
fiinisebn Wtills 1T cine alsu i6tpere
9Grbe fir bic StsuerSabIsr.
- Die Del. II. SubIon Gompanie
Bat cine neue 9abnitation an ben 9ids
fOn Gitp Stats erri6tet.
81. 6. 9irt, Der in ben Sarrsns
iperiitGttsn Der Del. ii. Subion Gpmpas
ME arbeitete, sos am oorIebten WtOnta9
feline Mpnatslbbnung, fdufte cine SSabrs
farte mad Scranton unb 1T isitSem bers
i9tpunSsn. Gr ipirb ais Elm arbeitIas
iner Mann SeI6iIpert, mar aber Dor
ni9t LANCER 3eit in cine IcanbaI6ie 9lfs
faire 6eripidelt. &irf binterldbt Srau
unb 8ino in bsNiirftisen llmitdnben.
- gln ber Sefferion 3peisbabn,
SipiIden Glrbpnoale unb Spreit Gitp.
ipurben AM MontaS 8ormittaS einC
gtnsabl 8oblentarreH bemolirt, abeI
NiemanS berIebt.
- Cine 8artie 9lrbeiter bon SoreIt
Gitp, ipsIds am MOntas in GarbOnOaI
ibre iibsriliiIisen Dicnetsn periubeltel
uno Dor 9lbfabrt SeS Sabnsuses cine &C.
miitbIi6e 8silsrei in Scene iebten, fan
ben Dor 9oliSei6ef Barrett iuenil
@nabe, bonn sr fiibrte bic anfiibrer Su
Grnl6tsrunsna9 Dem itdStii6en Burg
Uerlieb ab.
= Die S6uISireftorsn bon Sermpr
unS 6isienieen bon Sidipn Gitp erbieI
ten am WpntaS bonn @eridt 8olma6t
GsIb gum 8au bon S6uIbduiern D
bergen, eritere baben $4,000 unb Ies
tere $1,000 fir ben 9enannten 3ps
n6tbi8.
B@- Strobbdte in ieSsr Sorm unS ;
allen greiien, in 8rOipn'S Bee Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-21
SSnilne EplImtn.

- Die Grie unS gSpOmins 8alen
8abn ndbert iid SonesbaIe bel Gberrp
3ib9e bis auf fiinf Oleilen.
= 8ei Der OrtI9aft Susuenot bers
anlabten Die 9tseen BON poriger @ode
einen Sur6bru6 beS GanaIufers bon
mebreren bunbert SUB 2Gnse unb ber
Serfebr mar eini8e Gage 8ebemmt.
= 9ei ben 8obrperIu9en fir 9etrps
Ieum 1T man in elmer 9iefe bon 1850
SUB auf SaISipaRer 9eItOben.
- Der Spptmum SimotbD Serring
ertranf AM porIeBten sSreitag in bem
Canal Saiin in SpnesoaIe. gr ipurbe
BON Seit Su 3eit bon 8rdmpfen befaIlen
un6 man slaubt, baB er in einem ioI6en
glnfaIle bonn Sppte in baS gSaiier fiel
unb, ba gtiemanS ben llnfaa bes
merfte, ertrant. Serrins mar 81 Sabre
alt unb unberbeiratbet.
Der Sturm AM porIesten Wlpns
tag ridtete in unb I'M SpHcsbaIe mans
ni8fade Serit6runSen an, bod ipurbe
gum 8Iiid gtiemanb perlebt unb aud
Der Sdaben lit ni6t 10 beScutenc, aI8
man 9tnfanSs fiir6tete.
-Sn SaipIep tperScn SicieS Sabr all
bier;i8 neue 8cbnbGuier crri6tet.
-Sn SafpIep purbe am pcrlebten
0ienitag bic SirettOrenpabI Der Benns
ipIpania SobIen Gompanie nit nads
itebenbem Reiultat porsenpmmsn {:
George u. Sppt George 8. 9ropn,
Sobn 81. Ylatt, Gbipin s. DteaS, g8m.
$. @ebb, George g8. AuintarO, Sams
ueI SbOrne, u. g. SurIbutt unb SpIepb
O9Oen.
- Sn ben g9GIbsrn bon Gong GSSp
baben WdIcbrdnbe 9rpBen S6aben ans
9eri6tet.
- Den iGbrlideu Grtrag bon @oIle
in 8apne County berani6laSt man auf
rs, 200 8funo.
- Msinc Ssrren-Sbr SOpfsns9its
tern iinb mir bon SrObem 9tuBen Senes
fen. SD lag Sipei Dtonote lang AM
GppbuSs Sieber barnieber rno fonnte
feline Grleidteruns, feline 2inOeruns meis
ner S6me3sn finSen, Bis i6 SopIens
8ittern probirte. gllen benienisen bic
an S6DG6e Ieiben, oSer irgenb IpnIt
SSemano, Der frGntIi6 1T. ipollte i9 SieIe
Utebisin beitens empfebIen.
s. 6. StbBeI, 6S3 Sutton Str.
Sbicdap, SQ.