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The Turf

Caiago, il Driving park, track
fast: 6sss race 2.22, Unliaished on
Saturday. Bessie NJ frsts Fritz see
uod, Chestnut Star third, Mel lie
Shaw fourth, Time 22O14, z,2O
Eel, 2-1715.
Second race, . 81 trotters; Phil
Thompson first, Zoe B second,
Ewing third. Time 2 2214, 2.17A,
2.2Cl3, 2.21.
EniSd RAGS; 2.2T trotters; I'M
finished after six heats on account
Of approaching darkness. the first
was q dead beat between Frank
Lander and Lynwood (ioYmeTIy
Billy Clinker) the secOnd and fourth
heats we're won by Lander, the third
aud sixth by Adelaide, the Fl tn by
Prince, after change of driver.
Time %, p. 1871. 2 204 2 21A, 2 "a.
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Silver Lake House .

This well>known resort is now
open for the recep ion of guests,
and will no doubt receive It's usual
quota Of those desiring to escape
for few weeks from the heated
city. Each year the house has
been crowded with the best class of
patrons, and the skillful manage
ment Of Mr.. Brighton has always
given the utmost satisfaction. There
Is pro0at4y no pleasanter place 10 the
world in which to spend a vacation
than the Silver Lake House, Big
Cottonwood Canyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
eating Out Az Eve

~, 4lSiiful operation was performed
I s'sfaay by DR.. Belle Anderson on
eye Of Mr.. Hess, sen of Bishop
= a. Of Pennington. An injury
G,. Gsased oy a piece Of flying Iina-
ssISI,ttlssing the eye in April IaSt.and
IsscVir1dl.n ~. me painful necessity of
bssm,il9g the eye. DIR. Anderson
Of t6isA os special study of diseases
tiOo fro Soassacter, receiving instruc.
The ls ss%@ Pro'' Rockingham, one OF
lOlng dnasu cullets OF America. The
tie s : soGtof Is actively engaged in
1sry wiz Of medicine and sur
I'srS,n =; .h aer father, D.. W. F. An.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. IA Whest-Lower; sl5t
July. 825s August, sStS Scptember; 2l9t
bid October.
Corn Easier; sos July, SIS August
51Z bid September.
Oats-Weaker; 20 July; 25X sp;em
Der; 24T year.
Whisky-l10.
Afternoon-Whest-Closs6; IS ssksc
August and Septeu Der.
Confirm; 5O9z July. 5ls< bid
August.
Oats-August. advanced e.
Rye Firm, 81.
Barley---Steady. 62 TO 81.
Fork-Quiet steady; 2SG0 July.
Lafd-Unseltled, fairly active; 1919
Bulk Mests-Quiet; shoulders 90,
short ribs, 40, short clear SIS,
Whisky-lO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
New York Mining Stocks

New York, 14.-There was an active
business in mining stocks during the
morning. the sales having amounted 70
nearly 1,400 shares; market strong az d
prices generally higher. Belle Isle sold
As, Con. Pscific AZ TO 45 30 AZ, Con. Vir.
3s to 10, California 40, Bulwer so to 40,
Argentine Is, Opnir 200 Sutro Tunnel
l6, Sierra Nevada zoe and North Belle
Isle at %.
Sales Of mining stocks in the after.
noon: Sierra Nevada 2.25, Bhyer 60
Con. Pacific SO, Con. Virginia Al, Cali
fornia IS. Eureka 200 g 10, Martin White
10, Albion 16. Bodie 10 shares 240 snG
Sutro Tunnel is, Buyer 60 and IL anG
regular.
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wall Street.

New York, 14-Governments firm.
stock msrket irregular due TO rumors that
further failures in dry goods trade we're
imminent. As the morning wore on and
any failures we're not reported, frmer
tone prevailed; under leadership Pacific
Mail prices advanced a to 12S per cent.
In the afternoon the market was dull but
strong with fractional reactions, Pacific
Mail was bought for German account,
several thousand shares having been
taken during the day. Improvement in
prices lAtsr in the day compared with
the lower poin! touched ranged from u
70 u.
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KENTUCKY MOB
rn.v Respect the Law in
30" Murray's Stats.

80, they Respect inc Law
30" Murray's Stats.
,,ro. Ky, A. Al SO
0Wen.ssG;oaiTn1 morning an armed mob
o'clock ms Iso n county Jail, killing the
st i,s, ". J. Lucas, breaKlng a ~ + she
jalloss' Of the cell room anu U sn;
doors pi',bard May, a negro, oue
ing h lo him to q tree II the
sDd haI bonse yard. Sixty or
court n uosn surrounded the jail,
fees1roandIng the 7rlsonier a dnTg hap Of
deLnDnStsd to outrage the oaqgnue1; =, VI
e9Tgsl;y. a prominent farmer ny
sid hsi the country. a few days be-
ing ~ The TAILOR called to his VIE
fore. nIstols in readiness, and re-
taSeI y fring and the FIRE was re-
begana bV the TAILOR and his son
i iIlnr'ss aged Is. They fired thlr.
Tboln nbo,s. the mob fri G as many
iee !aS o." Tailor Lucas fred from 9
Et;n U Two Of the mop are re-
Wa LIS az killed, eye witnesses say
pOr' tSat that they saw one man fali
n. s6e, by Tom Lucas, and n that ne c @ss
gaeed on horse 2[ss and In 9ui SKI sS Sot
IEoI h. liz entering his right side near
; .5o minnie. He was carried TO
inc A'P gtiIi refusing to give up the
5 PaUal His wife took the pistol and
6 t1jsd to Ok keep back the mob n taI bat
t tsv crowded up stairs and forced
icy SsT In give up the cell keys. The
aef " d sto was battered down by a
oEIg5 ui hammer. They then took
n STaY fron his cell and hung him to
t he only available limb in the court
house yard u;,,o,, .,romn t
att, ntion, but died at Z ocl'cK VniS
n coming.
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British Grain Trade.

London, 1.-THE Max Lane Express
week y review grain trade savs; Thunder
storms prevalent during W seks generally
favored crops. M fresh feature il tho
market, values slightly weaker. Sales of
English wnesi for the week 26, COZ
quarters at SO, Cd. Trade in foreign
wheat very dull, market decided.
we ker, especially for AmericA7. The
supply becoming oppressive. OFF coast
trade largely supplied. Fair business
done at lower rates were toty-six ar
rivals and nineteen Enles. TWeive csrgoes
Withdrawn. sixteen remained twenty
cargoes due. Flour dull; maize quiss
unchanged, barley easier
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chicago 1--we Stock Sfarket.

Ohicago. IA -Hogs-Keceipts, Is, OtO;
quiet, weak, lower; rough packing, 4 so
to 5.2oi heavy 2.5O 10 2. IS; light, 4 90 to
Cattle - Receipts 1900; fairly active:
shipping unchanged, Texans 10 to Is
lower; good to choice shipping 6.lO TO
64O, common to medium s. 40 to 6 90.
sicckerE quiet, $50 TO so; feeders Glow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Obituary.

IL. L5n,sSOn. liable Francois .gapo-
son Moigno is deaf.
,,6 aomlfAi Eyart died to-day. In
i'o- he twice gave a sis,ance to
american meD-oiAwar fox WHICH he
S gHs ttnanked by tho government at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Clearing House.

Boston, IA table compile d
ffcm special dispatches to the Post
irCm managers Of twenty -four lead
lng clearing houses Of the United
States, gives the clsarances for the
week ended Jolly 18th, with the per-
oantsge Of decrease and increase
compared with the corresponding
Week Of 1883. Totals, $70S,z7S.315:
decrease, 14.01.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Base Ball.

&C.. Cleveland, 14.-BuffalO 10: .Caeve-
Boston G.
Philadelphia 2.
Detroit l4-Ghicago 6, Detroit 8.
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$50 to 5.25; common Texans. 40 to
500 lbs, $40 TO Is; good to choice 4.25
10 AIS.
Sheep - Receirts 1900; weak, lower;
lnferior 10 fair ESQ to 3 40 per cwt., me
dlam to good, $50 to 40; choice to
extra. AYE to 5 o..
Drovel's Journsl special. Liverpool
cable: Market weak. AK to &C. for good
TO choice American cattle; sheep steady,
best Is to 16,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 14.-Weather in England
showery.
Wheat-Quiet, firm; winter rs Cd; Is
lid; aprlnR 7e sd; CIlifornia rs Al, 70 I'd,
elub7s Sd, So 81
Oorn-Quiet, 5s 211d.
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New York. a. Money FAT; closed l,
offered L.
Prime mercantile paper 8 TO 6.
Sterling exchange bankers' bills firm
1891.
Sterling exchange demand, 4.e011.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

To the needs OF the tourist. commercial
traveller and new settler, Aostetter's
Stomach Bitters Is peculiarly adapted,
since il strengthens the digestive organs,
and braces the physical energies 10 I'M
heslthful influences. It removes and
prevents malsrial fever, constipation,
dyspepsia, bealthfullY stimulates the
kidneys and bladder, and enriches MS
we'll as purifes The blood. When over
come by fatigue. whether mental or ply.
steal. the weary snd debilitsted find il q
reliable source Of renewed strength and
comfort. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers generally,
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saI. Francesca Stocks.
Adjourned

Acquired.
The feature in The market vas q rice in
Bale & Norcross.
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Bullion
Money Market.

New York. l4-Bsr silve. lO3z.
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New York Petroleum.

New York, 14.-Petroleum ,teady,
eOh.
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Latest Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03
Sefallntma6ang.

Die SerIcoiuns fir bic 8arpu6e bes
Serrn Beter 8uridel tpirb am
SDmnerifa8, ben 10. San.,
Ra6mittuss 2 ubr, in her ,,aepitOne
Sale" in Dunmpre itattiinben, tpUrauf
Sidetbeiiber aufmerfiam semu6t iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03
Die stusfbhfie i'm abeeorSnetsns
baufc.

8efanntIi6 b6nst Der @baratter Der
@eisBSebunS i'm ameritanii6en Sons
sreHs bon Der Suiammsnisbung Der
ItGnbieen 9lusidiiiie ab. Sieie ipiebers
UNI fdllt einSis uno aaein bem Spreber
su, unb bssbalb trurbe bic Grbebune
@arIisIe's gum Spreder I6on ais
aIei1bebeuteno nit Der Ginlsituns elmer
Sarifreform bur6 bic Demofraten aufs
eefabt. Carlisle bat nun bic 9luss
IblHe mad np6enlansem 3b8ern ers
nannt uno iib ii6tli6 Widbe 9eseten,
ben nit isiE.f gabl psrtndpiten Grs
ipartuneen su entiprehen. Bon penis
gen ausnabmen abseieben, bic alers
binsS um 10 iiberrai6enber fnb, bat
er bic gusidIiie 70 suiammengeIebt,
bab nit einiSer 8ere6tisunS auf eins
fruttbare Sibun8 sebpfft iperben BARI.
9luf ben Gusi9ub fur Niittel unt
g9e8e lsntt ii6 bauptidhIid bas 6Ifents
| dde Sntereiie, reiI bon bieiem bic Ias
rifseiebSebuns abbdnst. limb esrabC
bier bat Carlisle betpieien, bab er einC
9oIitit beS SanoelnS all bic Steae bei
fsisen 9lbipurtunsspOlitit ;u Ieben se.
bentt. Gum 8criibenben bss ipi6tis.
iten aler ausidiiie ma6te er Rorri.
Ion, beiien 99abIfreis i'm iiOIi6eu SILT,
nois bon ben 8epubIitanern tpieberbuI
perssblid ,.serrpmanbsrt" ipOr6sn 1T
/ Der nod BEL Der Iebten @abl in einen
! ani6einenb unspeifelbaft repubIifaniId
| sema6ten Sesirte seraoe auf @runo be-
5ariffrase abermals seipdbIt nuroe
Dlorriicn pertritt ben pprii6tisen, abe
ununterbru4snen nebersans sum 6rei
baneeI. Gr 1T elmer Der fabislten, sb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03
4itt8tpn.

- Die Sair unb SeitIidteit sum
Seiten Der Riaaara S6Iau6 Gompas
ME, ipeIde lsbte Node bier ltattfanb,
ereab einen Reinertras bon 5000.
= Der @6tb. @eorss Gorap erIitt
am 9Dnneritas nm 0iitternadt einen
peiteren S6la9unfaa, iueldem CT
glbcnbs Z ubr erIas. Der 8eritorbens
itano i'm soften 9sbensiabre unb mar
1869 unb 1870 elm Wii:sIieb Der @sisBs
sebuus. Seit 1873 traf Jpn perI6ies
6ene MaIe Der S6las. GOrap mar
friber ipobIbobenb, biibte aber iein gers
mb9en tudbreno ter 708er Sabre Gin.
- Sobn Re9ausbIin. Der ii6 felt
einigen Sabrsn i'm @eten auhieIt, 1T
na9 elmer bon GbicaSp bier einsetrpffe.
nen Depei6e am Sreitas bon einem
GiienbabnsuSe 8efoaen unO 8etbbtet
ipprben.
Der lliGbrise g8iaie Barrett
ipurbe am Samita9 9lbenb bel bem gers
iude, binter Samton auf bic Barren
Der Grabitp 8abn Su iprinSen, inter
bic 8dSer 9eipOrfen unb furdtbar Oers
itiimmeIt, 70 rab isin 1ob elm ouSens
bIidIiaer mar.
- Die 9ittStoner erirsuen Ii6 elmer
euten gisbabn, bic Iebbaft benuBt tpirb.
Seionoers bic Sdptten nit ibrem
;, Curling" MAIDEN bic 9abn beIebt.
- 9aS eIsttrii6e 9i6t Isudtst bier
ieit 9leuiabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03

GER S. 81. Dodge, Der Statiititer
beS @9rifuIturs Departments gu Was
ibinetOn bat Ioeben feline SddBunscn
iiber hie Grnte beS SabreS 1888 poIIen'
bet. Daraus sebt sunddit berbpr, baB
8artoffeIn unb lonfti8e 8urSelseipd6ie
cine iibsraus reI6e grnte srSeben baben.
SuheIbe GILT fir Safer. Der Diais
lieferte bur6i9nittli9 22.7 8uibeI per
ader, l2 grpcent ipeniser ais i'm
Surbidnitt fir cine 9teibe bon Sabren.
Der 9eiommtertras mar ,55l ,066,s
1876 8uibeI. Die Aualit6t bieIes Ies
rifuIturprobutts 1T nbrblid bonn 40.
8rcitenSrabs entI6ieben idle6ter, ais
felt pielen Sabren. Serr Dodge tparnt
bel bieier 8elesenbeit Dor Der llebertreis
bun9 Der ipirfli9en Sa9luse unb ;u'
8Iei6 aud bubUr, biefeIbe su peri6wei.
gen. SIM 8eitern iu9t er, bic 8auern
iOIIten Selernt baben, bab es unSipedf
mdBis 1T, iiibIi6en Wais I'M 9torben
attlimatiiiren su tpolen. Gin 9roBer
Sbeil beS 8srIuites bur6 SSrbIte lit, ipie
er meint, auf bieien llmituno surttdSus
fiibren.
Die 8eBenernte betrdst na6 Der
neueiten S6dbunS etfpas iiber 400,s
100000 8uibel. unb Die 9aumtpOaens
ernte etipa 100000 8allen.
= 9IIs Serr Daniel SIaie, 8Oitmeis
tier uno StobrbaIter Su Gong 8Onb, in
Wlonrpe 60, am pprleBten 0ipntaS nit
ieinem Spbne beIddfti9t mar, elm Surs
rel 0ipIahss in ben 8eaer su lahen,
idIiipfte er ;u 8pben, bas SAP rOIIte
iber ieinen appf upp er blieb auf Der
SteIle tOSt. Ssrr 8laie binterIabt
Srau unb bier ertpadiene 9inber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03

- Die GitsIfsit Der 6ranSOisn, ipsls
DE bstanntli6 cine iebr aus9eprd9te lit,
pirb bur6 nidtS mebr setiBelt, ais
our9 miIitdriide Siege. Subelnb
nabm man pOriSe @ode in 9ariS Die
Na6ridt auf, bab es ben bereinisten
gnItrensunsen her fransDili6en 2anbs
uno Seema6t Selunsen iei, bic Stabt
Sontap in Sonquin ein;unebmeu. IS
ipar tein Srobes 8unititiid. Die ipeits
reidenoen 8anpnen Der fran;Diiden
SrieSSidiife bermo6ten bic 8efeitisuns
gen Der Stabt su Seritbren, pbne ielber
bon ben feinbIiden SuseIn crreidt Su
nsrSsn. @Iei6pobl Ieiitete bic 8eiaBs
uns tapfern @iperItanb, uno bic sSrans
soien erfauften ben Sies, ielbit ibren
elSenen gInsuben mad, nit ldneren
Opfern.
- IS ipirb bebauptet, bab bic Grs
bauuns Der ,,Gbsur 5bompion StabIs
perfe" su 8rab6pds Die Summe bon
s9o0,000 foitets. 8or einiSer ,3eit
scsen li6 eiIi6e Mitslieber Der sSirma
pom 8ei6dfte ;urtid unb lie erbielten
ais ibren gIntbeil bic Summe bon 81 -
200, 900 ausbesablt. Sin Ssrr, Wels
der leinen glntbeiI an ben Werfen an
Srn. Carnegie pertaufte, ertIdrt, bab
or eerabe bOppeIt 70 biel erbaIten bat,
iuie er Dor ;ipei Subren bafiir beSabIt
bat. limb babel erfIdren bic Giiens
unS StabIwerfbeliBer fOrtiudbrenb, bab
fein Yrofit in benz 9ei6dfte iei
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pA- @loafs un6 9cImans, Sabe=
Iods. etc. Gin poIlitdnbises 2aser su
9reiien, bic ieeer GOnturrsnS lpptten,
in 8roipn's See Sibe.
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0rub 5uun neutn Sabre 1884,
bon ben Srdgern bes ,@O6enblatt."

AZ don ipieSer 1T cine Der 8eitenipOeen
~ @erduidIos an uns bOriibereesoeen
Sin pieIbeipestes, itiirmii6eS Sabr,
Das ni6t Der beiten eines mar:
Gs Wurbe ben Neiien fir ibr 8emibsn
Sur iuenis Sreube unb Slid perIieben.
3mar Iebten bic 86Ifsr i'm glprben unb Suben
SIM Often unb 9Seiten in Jlube unb Srieben;
Der &rie8ssptt srplIte nur pie unS ba,
gSie iebt nod i'm fernen aIia;
Dc6 fab man bic NatursepaIten
Sbr llnbeiI brobenSes Banner entfaItsn,
Iuf fernsn SnieIn, bIibenS unb i6bn,
Grbebten 9eipaItie bic SbdIer unb Sbb'n;
@s ipuroe baieIbit unter lautem 8ra6en
Die grbe eleidiam gum Sbasnra6en,
gerI6IinSenS 9Drfer unb Stabte nit @ier,
8eSrabsno Su 1uuienben @snfdsn unb 3bier'.
Sas Sunit unb SIeib bort scbaut unb erri6tet,
Gs ipurbe i'm GusenbIid SanSIid pernidtet;
Sebir8e i6punften unb itiSten ms 9baI
limb b'riiber bin Sudte Der 8etterItrabl
Der menidIi6e @ib mar bort su gnbe
llnS ma6tIOs bic itdrfiten, SeIdidteiten SanSs;
Sa CAB eS Elm on9itooIeS Staunen nur:
gS rsbelirte bic Wutter Ratur.
g9ie biIfloie 8inOer auf i6WnSeInbem 8fabe,
60 Ilebten borSmefeInoe OiGnner nm @naoe.
9od meg nit bem 8iIbe, bas anSuI6au'n,
Sn uns nur erpedet gntIeBen unb @raun!
9as biiiterc Sabr, es 1T ia enti6punNen,
Sccben enttpi9 bic Iebte Der Stuu6en
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Gin neueS, Elm beIereS Sabr bribt an,
GS freue b, iper nod atbmen fann
9abt mutbis unb iOI; baS Saupt uns srbsben,
Inns riiiten su neucm, ;u rebIidem Streben.
Snipes nit bem Sriibiinn, Dem iinitersn @af,
Sinipes nit bes Summers bridenber 2ait
Dem NhItRsen -ius man-sebOrt ia bic @eIt
Ser fibn iid beu SdidiaI entsesenitelt.
Stets Srieben in ieinem Snnern ju baben,
SIT iiher cine Ser tpertbooliten @absn;
g8er itets aIs Menib feline 9flidt srfdat,
9em eri6eint has 2eben better uno miIS,
Der tpiro aud ME beS Wtutbes sntbebren,
Sid seSen Stiirme tapfer su iuebren.-
9tebmt, 6rcunbe, iett uniern 6liidwuni6 bin:
Seidiebsu tperOe gu6 beiterer Sinn
Sir aIle finftsen Gage;
8eridont bon iesIider 9Iase
Sci Guer 2e6en an 5reuben reid,
Ginsm immsrpdbrenben Sriiblins sIsi6,
Wlit ieinen Iabenben Sriften
limb ben Sdngern in blauen 9lften:
llni're SreunSidait inbehen ioa fOrtbeiteb'n
3edt oft nod noa'n ipir uns piebsrIsb'n,
limb penn emit baS Sabr, bas beute besonnen.
Sn8 Weer Der 8erSanSenbcit 1T cntrOnnen,
Damn iinO uni're Bunibe fir Sud erfiat,
Sm @siIte i6on Isb'n mir Nas bsrrIiGe Bib:
Sud, SrsunSe, bon Iiebenoen Meniden umSeben,
0ur6 Slid unc SrobInn periibt guer 2eben. -
Br rufen rodmaIs IS psrbe tpabr O.
Infer @uni6 fir Gud sum neuen Sabr'!
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q ScberiT's Serf6mfe
-ppu-
8GrtDDOaGm @raROGigGHtDHm.
Samftaa, ben 10. SanuGr 1881.

Su Gismdebrit tines grfsblss
ron fierie acias, G1is1ellellt ppn tfr Court
Of GpmmrI plsas ron padapnnna GouniY
ilnS an mid grrihtft, prree i'd in eem Court
baule (glrbitraiicn- 3immer, leailEairn Sall
@stlues) in her Staet Suantcn, am Gam.
itda ben 10. 9an'r 1884, UNI 10 llbr
grrmittass, ale bic Rebtr, SirI unb antrrsi.
len esr 8trflagten in une auf tic uahfeIaenb
bsi6ristsnsu Stiids, pa1rlIru unt Sirsden
Sanc gum rHeutli6tn gerfdufr ausbieifH, nGm-
lid:
90. 2. 80 9las bic Rs6tt Sittl unb Sn.
tsrrIIrn hes gfrflastsn in une nuf al ben
nadfrlsrnb brihriebsurn Stri6 perr par;eIls
eaup, essssu i'm Oh 6rras Sopuibip, eddd.
panna Spunty, Staat psnniplSania, tesrsu,t
uub brlhrietsn ME fUlgt, usmlif: Segrsnit
nFrel6 ron eane i'm g4arTantftnamsn ppr
gluersip SsneeTicn, piiIib ron Saue i'm gSnI-
rautSenamfn pen Graitus Smitb, iieiit bel
gauc rcn Gprrbari & padsr, SbsiI prn tot
Hp. irtiunefilnfii1 (52). tTlfe Uipilirn, be-
slaubigifm piitstcu, ptitlib ron tiutm anef-
rtu SbtiIe rrn teia5ttr gct &c. 80 uue eanb
i'm Q9auantsrnamrn ron 9iaaf Ban 9unu,
unp btitrirten i'm aaufbrifft pis icIst: BE-
artu,t nSTelib ron Sanb tes Stury asrn une
gdne tss ptrtcTbtntn Rufus @iillsr, Sitiib sen
gaRe ets btidstfn psrit. Rufus Rilu une
eanb, bsr Siuirlaiirultaft hes pfrit. 9cbn y.
9cbb aebSrene, iueIid pom eanS btr Sinttr-
laimihafi hes btiasttn pfrlf. 9sbn =. Boob
uue 2aup pen GlipbaItt Ornft, unc psiiIit
ccn eduo bts brlagtsn Drdft uue eaue ttr
SintGlaieni6aft efs prrt. 5ebn y 9pbt,
tutbaIltne fiiniiis alder saut, mtbr rtr me-
niger.
Bribtr e0s Giasnibum ess gsIfldaifn, In
btiasttm llrtbtil btnaRit, nsbit 3ubtb6r.
Rit Stidlng bflrat une in 9Tsfuticn gt-
npmmn auf bic aIaes etr gfoplt's Spartanf
pon pittstcu, iiteribrietsn an 5bpmas 5SIb,
ststn SalOmpn StiIrmn. S6ule S2660.
9uesmtni Re 10i6, Oft. Z. 1883. ii. ia.
3p. ST, Sanuar :. 1854; une ftrns auf eit
aldes pcn VI. Saumaun, glliisntt, etgfn Ga.
lemon Stirmtr. ShuIb S230.0O. 9ubs.
nsnt Ac. $50, Jauuar 7. 1881. ii. 5d. 30.
50, San. Z. 1891. Saumaun gnrdlt.
aa tas ssnannis Gissnibum pire MIR stStn
Saar ssrfauft Sfanbolpb Srippen,
SbTiTs Clint Saanton. pa, SbfriT.
is. Gss. 1888.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03

: @per'S Gberrpsg geetoraI ipirb bon
bsrilbmien GerSten auf bsibsn Seiten
ees atlaniii6en MeereS aIs oas suber.
taiiisite MitteI sesen grldItuns, Suiten
unb ale aunsentrantbeiten empfCbIsn.
Gs beri6offt in icbem Sale 2in6eruus.
SeSe SomiIie iUatc es itets i'm Sauls
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03

= Der Gisarrsnfabritant Senrs
9uidte unb SRI. Sarab Seiit wurSen
borise @O6e bon 8fr. Sbasffer su els
mem 9aars perbunSen. g. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-03
Wilfesbarre Sfa6ri6ten.

Rur nidjt warten nod bis mor5en!
2obmanu. briug' Oas 8dbben Der,
ssute mub es isin 9etrnnten.
WorgCn mub CO iein lbOn leer.
glur nid)t pnrten. nur nidt jogern,
areunoe, oas ii ME an Rlng!
Carpe diem, carpe dieml - - ~
Gang ia ldon 9apa Sorni. - -.
9abto Smnoe nns seniebenL - -
Cuff uno Grobfnn ioIlen iprieben.
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E. .. ASomers, sIpotbefer,

SeOar Strabe SerautOu, pa.
Gi9entbilmer bon 4opers' 9eber giQeu,
Surm SerOtal, afterpurm.SDrnp. BanS.
lGourm'gertil9er, 3abnen.SDmp. SbeerbaIlnm
tur .9ulten GrtdIhngen unO 8rdune. oeutidles
sllmsnt. Samaita Sn9uer. 9iebpuIuer lno
bieIe anoere artitel, o
Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-02
The Lees VIII be There.

Next Tuesday there will be gathering of the Lee family at Allyn, Hall, Hartford. For two years MT. w. w. Lee, of Meriden, has been engaged in the work of compiling records of the Lee people in every State and in Canada, and has been quite successful in getting together the names of many families of that name. The ancestor of this branch of the Lees came from England in 1854. In this country at the present time are at least five families of Lees, dating back prior to the year 170O, and these families do not seem to be connected The desire now is to bring the scattered families together and make as com plete Lee history as can be accomplished. Members of families residing in sixteen diff ferent States signed the call for the reunion. The headquarters of the representatives will be ct the United States hotel.