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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
az 9uppcn 9uppsnI5pfe, SinSers
Wa8sn mo SutIben, ShauftIpferbe,
S6littsn, Garren, ETC., bti gIortOn.

5SS- Aupper, Suppeniopfe, Slnoers
Wa8en uNO Sutidcn, Shauftlpferbe,
SdIittsn, Sarren, ETC., bti gIortOn.
rea- GpieIia6en aus 9appe, SoIs,
8letD uno anotrem OietaII-importirte
mS bieiige-in 10 srOier gluSiuabl, boB
Elm 8crIUd sur einScInen 9Iu6abIun8
perBebCm5 1T, in 9lortpn's.
b8- 9Gfer, 8iIOcrEoBcn, Mluppen,
9bptOsrasb. uno 2,utp8rapbs s2IIbumS,
Sdrcib 2lu5riiiiungcn, Sei4ncnbsfte
un6 SorIagtn, BEL 9iprtou.
ny" 9lobitdlen unS nCucIc Griinos
mBtn in Spi:Ipaaren - aQeS MIR
0enlbare in bieitr unb zen berpaRoten
9rauhen, bel 9lortpn.
pa- 9orSeGans un6 GIa5ipaaren,
TaHen nit Snidriiten, 9ronceii8uren,
Bitten, Statusn bIriiBmter YIanner,
Bel gtprton.
I3- 9(ae GegenitdnSe, bic Sur gIu8'
Itmlduug cine5 Gbriitbames nOibiB
iinS, iiueet man in reiAer gluspaRl bet
J(prt0n.
rn, gltS 0ei6nadtS. p6er gleus
iobrS.Gi8cnt Iafs man ii6 bel
0enrp Srcp pbotoAraphIren; 42l
Qadawauna 9lpenue, Scranton, prer
lOl SaS Wlaiu 9lbenue, opoe 8art
Gin setreuc8 uno tlluItBgrett au8Beitibrs
tts 8ilo fam Itei5 5ugcijdert werbn,
Wan ibut gut, mebr ouf GualitGt als
auf ten 9Udpcscl ,,biIi8c Brciie" 81
Iebcn, Stm cine idlsdte oecr nur baIb'
wtBs CUTE Gbotogyapbie it idIimmeI
als gar feline. seq
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
0ummer 81.
Sbbe Starter SSctiicu,

- Die GdubmabtripcrItdtte bor
Dtunion al GiiIrrao gtlep. in Der lS
29GrS, ipur6e am 5teitdg in Der 5rd6,
I'm cine 9lnSabt repayirte S@ube uni
Sticfsln btrautt.
! - Die l4iSbgiBe Silly Rcafes bon
tier BAT bic Gorbtreihm8SprtInB pai.
iirt unS lit in ta5 2lip;i5cr SonIerpas
forum ogr 0luiif aui5cnommen iucrs
zen.
- 6rou 9cmi5, an @ai5surnitraTr,
crircnt Iib StS SgiuaS iGr9r GItern
ron Bottom. Der Batter 1T 80 uuo bic
DIutler 81 SABRE ait. GlDib elm ieI,
tenl5 Grei8njs, Sab cin Glspaar 70
lan5e teiiammen blsibt.
- Gin ainS Der 8rau German an
| i5iImore lIoenue eriviihte roriBen SSreis
tag Gin Sdiireiien, heFen GnSe sIiibenS
bCis war uuS itics iih eoHe,be in5 9lage,
oCiicn Seb!rait ;erit5reuN,
- Charles S6croorfsr eyboIt iih
aIImdPIi8 bon sinem i4Iimmcn g(nfaII
bon 9lero;niieb.r.
- 9a8 Sous bon SamcS Wtap an
9ldiIroab 9trcrue, in Ger IS. g8orS,
gerielb am Samitng turS Dor Olitters
nntt in 9rono uu6 uurSe bis auf BEN
8run6 SeritBrt. Sas Gsbau6e ipar
unbeipobnt mo tiente idOu ldneere
3eit ben TrampS sum giufentbaItc, bic
e5 aud iebCnfdIs hurh llnpcriidligteit
IN 8rano Iebten. 1ie 5eucripebr traf
iu ipdI Elm, I'm PraItiiac SuIfe Ieiiten
ju t6nnen.
- GereinSeIte Safe bcn Sppbpio
6i5tCr iUer6en nod ilumer bon Spbe
Parf BemeI6ct un6 e8 iheint, ais ipem
pieIe Der bortigcn 8lr9er bic nbtbiBe
8orii6t sur 9icinigunS bon gIbtritten
unS 9runnen ocrIdumten.
- Die frGber I'M 9ierIte Der 6rau
Blair babisr itsbenSe Winnie @bceIer
tpurSe an IpnncrItds nuf bic 9IntIase
oerbaftet, ibrcr 9icnitbsrrin brei epIs
ocne Jiinge aus5cfubrt 5u baben.
- WoicS 9(n6rews tiinSigt iib ais
8anci0at fir 2!Iosrmann Ner II. 8arc
on.
- SalSation Del 1T, uaS Su nBtbiS
BAIT, I'm bid iciOrt bon 3abniGmersen
gu beirtitn. Cine 25sGsnt:6laide ipiro
oir Elm games Sabr bauern.
rsa- Irinit Suiip's Pure Malt
Whiskcy. 3um Sertauf bel 9eter
3ieRICr.
pa gooS & 9opIe, 234 glor6 Main
gtpenu,, - GjItus, 9teds mo Wlefers
i&mieoTaarcn pordlbih GaSs unb
WaNers Giuyi4.un8:n unO 8eparaturen
beirr0t. 2l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
@iue ipertBerac mcsi;iniitbe stbs
hdnSluua.

Iie tsSGr NutaaGr sCt satn Wtsiiiniiarn
3abiudtt, tns man untIr cem gldmfn . o
hfitrr'S NaItEttr Ttnrt IL nuE tsrtit
Wuo bri glgrbiIsrn uub laurliafu cdnfln
titutaugt IN alien GjtGtnsrH eeT @rtinisien
ztaaiGn. WuiEos, ia, IN itttm ripiIirtsn
lbds er gEtnidfr Gr;biIfts ~ tlttn.
Iiritr 9al:nSrf IN iiit iibfr riusm 5iinf.sjabr'
bureut rrstlmiRil tii &rsiur res 5ahIts eT'
ibirrtn. Gr umidBt rtttH praiiiidtn Halh'
iGldssr fir tie @spabruul Unc g9inebsrs
Itaurs or GIfiHnNbSii sine 8rr5s Nmlf tnif'
rtiidnirr une uutGTbd.ltrer ltiblr yfttlrG
urc tde GaIsrenriWm. bic niirrncmtlbtn ge-
rr6uunltn. dycupiCaiittn ldiSn u. I. ~. mt
irbr iprSidlfg aussslrttittt uHe rsIetn eur@
aus lurnlaiiia tffuuetr ruffn. IW lsSbsr
glusSatr rcn ectsttra SalsntU rtrc rlgr'
iteiulia bic srG6tt gluiIags rinfS mtrlinilbsn
gGrles tarfratn pslae5 in irasnp sin'm
ganes il btrauelfgrtrn purer. @tdsn Smp'
lana elmer ? Gents @ri,imarFs pfrt;u bic
6srrtn orit.ittr * &C., @itsturab, pd, All
iratns Srmaueen, ttr in itiRu gGpbn8tsSnc
ftin Grsmgiar tsFcmmeu tann, sins pr goll
ienecu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
g. SbimpT'S Juipclicr 2nScn,
3IN 4acfaipannn SlNcnnc.

3I9 &acfapauua S(9enuc,
1T nit einem menbIi6en 8orratb bon
Q9daren 9efiiat, bic Ii6 Su SeItBsi1en.
fen eiBucn. gluf bic rsi6e gluswabI
bon Sllberpaaren Su nabcsu baltsn
Breiien miro beIoneerS aufmertiam ses
madt. SaIdcnulren in reider 0tons
nidfoItiRteit bon $40 aufpGrts bis su
Sl25. &anoubren ie6er glrt Su beEeus
tenO berubBeieBtcn 9reiieu. 0tinee,
Sruden, &oritednabeIu, Sbreeb6u8e,
Ntani9ettentnbpfe, ooIcene mo iiIbcrne
&etten. Silberne Gb. uno Ebees9bfs
feIu, 0abeln uno 8uttermeIer. 5erns
rbbren uno Spern9Iiier. IS iplroe Su
ipeit iiibren, GIIe 9lrti!eI nambaft 81
MAIDEN, C5 iei Saber mr Geia8t, Snb
tper irDeno eincn grtifeI in bem Sutpes
lierfabe nbtbiD bat sum ei9enen Gcs
brauh ooer ais @eIdenf. Der tbut fppbl
buron, crit bci S6impii porsuipre9en
uno ii9 mad Ieinen grejien su er=
tunoi8en, cne CT ipuIttpo fault. Scir
8orratb it 10 reitbaItig, baB CT Su ieNCm
Preile 3iaum MAIDEN muB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17

He9- 0eutidbs 2ebtuden, Gpringerle,
gIuiie, Gonfett isber gtrt 3isrratben
sur Stmildung beS Gbrilbaumes bel
Sri. emma GeIbert, SO. 10 2adatpanna
2loenue. 8aifce, GbofoIaos, NtiI1,
tparme uno fulte Speiien isOerieit Iers
plrt. Gin Eager Der borstsli6itsn Sis
garrcn pOrrdtbia. gs labct 81 einem
SeIudc frcunolidIt Elm. 5l.2
a9" 6iI3btte bon alien Sormen unb
SdattirinBen Icidt un6 I9psr, in
9roipn'5 9ee Sioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
GnIiniprc.

- Sic gennigIbania 9oblen Som.
sanie sabIte AM Dienitag unb bic Gebr.
Spenier am 0iitttup9.
= GisbdnSIer 2ouis GnSeI ibnitt
pori8e gBO6s sis 3oa bid BON benz
8eierbOir Der 8uiier Gcmpanic.
- Sin Sie 9lare Ro. 9 binauf fab'
renber 3ua Slrrcn BRAD am 6reitag
WtOr9en los, flies al go. g nit einem
aneeren 3u8e suiammcn unO bemolirte
bisIen; teim 0erabiduIeu Der Rlane
30. s IpranBcn bic 8orren rom GeleiIe.
GerIett muroe 9tiGmano, oter Der S9as
zen al Gigcnthum 1T Bros.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
Bur 9latbriht.

Gs piIb biermit tefauut atmaC5t taj armS5
her GjtirBr prm %. 9tpril 1874 une te;iialitsn
nadrGgIihru gtIoyenunaru. Gprvcritipncu
bsrlTsuo, am A. 9nnudr 1856 in tsn Giridtcn
CCourt of Common Plcas) Sen yadapanna
County fir cine Gsirlihaft untsr trm Iamru
Scranton Sdwatsn' Grrrin" Gin 6reibrief
Ssrlnugt rire.
Snartpu ern 5. Ir;. 1885.
Autb. Saumann
SOB glnpalt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
3ttt6toH.

Die SGuIen bon 9itiSion Iinb
bis gum 4. Suuunr seidIONen. Der
ritditdnbiBe Collector Sdpplsp iCa reys
t.aot percen.
- Die 8rOIen Gompanien iper6Cn
beute ibre gIrbtiter fir giopember ouSs
besabIsn unb Die fIeinsn Gprporatipnen
ipereen na6iten Samitas nu9fpISeu.
-Su Dem Clear Gprins GobIens
iusrf Su gEsit 9ittSton erIitt am sSreiz
tag ber SerSmann SObn Smitb 6urd
cine Ga5erpIoitpn 9efdbtIide 8ranos
tpunben.
S. 6. Gor. Der grfinber zines
neuen berbeHerteu SarrsnraScs, erbaut
in ggeter Tptpnibip cine @ertitdtte in
Der GrBIe bon 100 bel 200 5us iur Scrz
Itellung Der 3docr. Der 9aupIab in
8eitaIt bon smei gtder aanS 1T ibm Oes
fbentt porSen.
Gtra8 ct. SatotS Del auf @atte
setrduftIt unS in BEN boblen 3abn scs
itsdt piro ale 8abuidmerscn enters
ncn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
gSnnrre GrirIrtn.

- Sum 9oilmsiitsr bon Starrucca
1T Samcs e. 5arrell crnonnt poreeu.
- Sin rcucr 9ubusug auf Der erie
unb 9SYominB 8ausp 8abn oerIdit
Suwlep ieit 9ienitas NiOrssnS Stpii6en
Z me s llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17
Or. WfcTaaaart,

Er. 0tc 1d99nrf,
tsr ttfanuts Spsiait sou Srautcu 1T str
sin,iae gr,t aabrtaib 9lsp 2I0rt, @bilaespbia
une Bufllc, Ter BIC 3.taublung Grrntldu
urs lnnalrirriaer NranEhtiifn, rtr gIusithIurs,
9rpndiiis, Scrriflu SalluB, &uluil eT
Wauutarfeit Nauilrarlbuirn, 85tumatts'
mus, GjsibpliTs. GpiIspTr, SautbeiL 6Icuti4s
IiarrbEs, ftrtfr, ysterlctCu, Hrebs, SblaI,
nu6, 6tr;fTarFhtiiGu Gts., jur SpEio.ii0i
maai. E1r IregItiam JragtriranItriisu.
SDeuu bit aud ueh 70 lanas ssliitrr, rsr
rrd 10 Yitls glr,is gfrltber5 !cuiultiri BAT
dsbs III Or. NReSaaBart icfoTt uae Ct Dtro
sir irasu, rs ttiu yeiesu ~ liubrrn cr;r bet!bar
n. ms Esiae faliten 6rfuuuasn matsu.
Gr p.yeanit isium gTCBsH RuI iur SsinnB
drpntio, sr unc lauSpiutasr Nraribttisn einsr
2Oiabria IN Gsfatruns une istntm WIiTald.
@|os bic 3eitunsen ia8cn:
Or IN tiibti1, tbrlb uue ;Usrliiig uut
sertrautnst ,rrib. Grm8t INNER mas Ct mstn
ure mciut. mas Ct ilat. -Rerutlisdn.
Or III tin 81 tyluhtrr glaun gum S'T'
Htr,n". .-gaa lwarua GmcrGt.
ede Qadapd. INA unb Raibiu8tcn 2lpe's
Sermltcu, IA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-17

- Saleatlon Del 1T, tuaS eu nDtbt8
BAIT, I'm bid iciOrt ron SabnifmerSen
gu beireien. Cine 25sGsnt:6laIde ipiro
Dir Gin oan,es Sabr bauern.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

The Union Pacific has issued q circu-
lar announcing the withdrawal of the
stage line between Sidney and Dead
wood, in consequence of the cancella-
ton OF lts mail contract by the govern
ment. Lines east of the Missouri river
are requested to withdraw from sale
all tickets reading via the Union Pacific
railway to Rapid City, Deadwood and
other points in the Black Hills. The
Northwestern route, via Chadron, is the
accepted route.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

In answer to the question, "whas do
you think about the admission of south.
ern Dakota into the union ?" PROFOUND.
ed by the Omaha Bee interviewer, Bar
ney Caulfeld, of Deadwood, promi.
nent democrat, said:
well, it is hard to tell what will be
the immediate outcome of the present
agitation. have recognized all along
that it would be extremely difficult with
the present democratic ascendanoy to
secure the formation of the state which
is is bound to be republican.
although am democrat, think
that this is q very selfish view of the
case, and that our territory or the south-
ern portion should no longer be refused
admission into the union. Dakota now
has half million of people, OF which
number 100000 are IN the southern halt
of the territory"
Mr.. Caulfeld is candidate for the
governorship OF Dakota and is more pro.
nounced in his views than the present
governor, who ls republican.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

Robert Dollsrd. member of the con-
stitutional convention from Scotland, !,
appears to have made q moYe in the in
terest of the numerous Dakota states
men who failed to secure seats in that
body He has introduced resolution
providing that no member of the coz
stitutional convention shall be eligible
to any Office provided for in the cousti-
tuition, until the expiration of the term
of Office of the first legislature elected
hereunder. This proposition is taken
up with avldity by the ambitious poll
ticlans who were denied admission to
the convention by the voice of the peo.
pie. Being anxious to secure for
themselves recognition upon the official
roll to be prepared by the convention,
they favor the resolution because if
adopted itsweeps away the candidacy
of many leading citizens of Dakota now
sitting in the convention and thsre
demonstrating their fitness for positions
under state government. There is no
good reason why the members of this
convention should not be eligible
for all positions under the consti-
tuition they are constructing.
IT the convention deprives them of an
opportunity to respond to the call OF the
people the act will be one of injustice to
south Dakota. 1t will disfranchlse able
men and will remove obstacles from the
pathways of scheming politicians who
have been plainly told that Dakota can
get along without them. Mr.. Dollard's g
resolution should lie on the table indef-
nitely.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

During the month of August in all OF
Dakota 134, ,7l0 acres of public land we're
entered by claimants. Nine hundred
and sixty acres were acquired by scrip
entries and 400 by timber culture entries,
the balance being taken under the home.
stead and pre- emption acts. Immigra-
tion Commissioner Dunlap figures from
this disposal of public lsnd that the
population of Dakota was increased 3,
526 during August.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

A Minnehaha county member of the
constitutional convention has present.
ed q resolution providing that the gen.
eral assembly shall have no power to
change or to locate the seat of govern.
ment of the state, but shall at its first
session subsequent to admission as q
state into the union, provide by law for
submitting the question OF permanent
location of the seat of government to the
qualified electors of the state, at the
general election next ensuing. 1t is
said that this resolution will be moor.
porated into the constitution.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19
Nervous Debi,,,ated Ne,

You are allowed free t,ial of Miyty
days of the use of DR.. Dyes celebrated
voltaic Belt with Electric Suspeasory
Appliances, for the speedy relief and
permanent cure of Nervous Debility,
loss of Vitality aud Mani God, and oil
kindred troubles. Also. for many Other
diseases. Complete restoration to
healths vigor and manhoo guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. illustrated pam.
phlst, with full information, terms, etc.,
mailed free by addressing Voltaic Bell
o., Marshall. Mich.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

The La Moure Progress. . paper pub
lished in northern Dakota and edited by
Waldo NJ. Potter. once one OF the lead.
ing men OF Iowa, says that "Governor
Pierce was not sent to Washington for
the purpose of advising the secretary of
the interior to have Dakota admitted as
one great state"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

the motto OF the state Of Dakota. Ex.
terror to this circle, and within . circum-
scribed circle cbsll appear. in the upper
part, the words: "State Of Dakota"
In the lower part. the words: "Gfeat
l88- Seal" and the date in Arabic nu-
merals of the year in which the state
shall be admitted to the union.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19
Telegraph,
Short Hand
AND
TYPE WRITING
COLLEGE,

TELEGRAPH department open September z.
Short hand and type writing department
opens October 5th.
For full particulars apply to W. B. DEAN,
President, or E. d. O,BRIEN, Secretary, Yank-
ton school. H-See our new circulars.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

Congress is to be asked to donate lands
for capital purposes at or near Fort
Thompson on the GROW Greek reserva.
ton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19
excelsior Book Store. ---WhoesaIe and Retail.

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
Re continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de.
partment may be found everything re-
quired Tin the stationery line) in the
Office. store or choel house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

WEooNr1NUE Drug
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

The report Of the committee on mill.
tary affairs was the first report accepted
and adopted by tho constitutional CON-
Yenfion
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19
A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Everyla lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-19

paper, envelopes and blank books made
especially. We also carry tho largest
stock of uWALA PAPERS. -
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut Sts.
PURDY Il BREOHT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIP Is.
Some Two Million Dollars short of the
Treasury Estimate.

NEW YORK, June ga Washington
special says "The internal revenue re
celpts for the fiscal year, which will end
tomorrow, will be some two million short
of the treasury estimates, which were ll3
million dollars They would have exceed
ed the estimate had not the bonded period
been extended. The whiskey men are now
here in force to urge the administration
lect that tax. This loss in internal reve-
nue. is due to the diminished receipts from
distilled spirits. Much of this bonded
whiskey will be liable to tax after July 6.
The internal revenue officers have prepared
table showing that during the eight
years just ended there was collected from
internal revenue sources 81 ,O05, 53l SOP
at a cost of 3.6s per cent, and not a
dollar of it was lost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03

AMMAN NAT Is tllc matter, MulyI
MARY.-Mattcr am in trouble enough
-ANNA.-l should think so. You look wor-
ried.
MARY have been trying very hard to do
my sewing, and have my clothing us pretty
and neatly made as Jennic'S. | have DaSted
ana scwcd until am tired out.
ANAL used to he bothered in the same
way; but have mad no trouble since bought
my new machine.
MARY hu,c heard some of my friends.
who have seen your new machine, say that it
does much better work than any others tn, y
have ever tried. Why is it?
ANNA.-WeI, in the first place, it runs very
light; then, you are not Obliged T. do any
baSting. made my winter cloak, putting ON
the uraid cauliully made all of my winter
clothing, and did the embroidery work with
out htt of trouble and did not do Il stitch of
MAKY.--W nat is the name of your machine ?
And has Jennie one like it?
ANNA-MN machine is the NEW HIGH
ARM DAVIS" Jennic's is the same, she made
al her under-ciothng ON it such nice rul-
fling, stirring and tuckiug we never could
nuke ON any under feed machine
MARI.-l wish | could trade mine for Il
Davis.
ANNA.-YOu had better do so and don't
have any other kind, for find there is no par
tlcular difference IN the undcr-tecd machines;
one Is as guo,Sl> another. But with IL Davis
YOU can do aNNlnds of work easily. My ma
chias never gets out of order.
MARVIN hen bought my machine. they
! showed me variety of nice samples which
they said, were made on the machine, and that
| could do the same work but have not been
able TO do it, AMI they do not teach me how.
ANNA am afraid they deceived you ana
tllat the samples you saw were really made ON
ii DAVIS machine. That is the way the agents
Of the uld-stylc undcr-iccd machines do some
times. \ on ought to have asked them to do
some of the work, so you could sec how it was
done.
MARY.-l did, but they SAID they had not
time, ana did not have the attachments, but
would nave IN 1t few days ana they said they
could do all the work that could be done on
the DAVIS but know better now, and if had
bought Davis, Ike yours, | could have done
my sewing ANA trimming as nicely as yours
ANA Jennlcs. am going to trade for II Da-
Wis ana pay the difference in price, for | am
sure san save n good deal of time, besides do
ing my work salts aC' Orly.
For sale by Il. W. II. Lake, Shclburn, Vt.
and E. j. Cor-e, UndcrhIll, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
ST. PATRJCK'S ACADEMY.
Closing Exercises of the school, Thursdi
Night

The closing exercises of st. Patrick's
academy and st. Mary's school were
held last night in St Mary's hall
The hall was finely decorated and ar
ranged for the occasion, and was filled
with a large audience The programme
was long and interesting one, and was
listened to with close attention by those
present, frequent applause being awarded
those who took part The exercises in
cluded an address by Miss S. Dryer, es-
says, dialogues, recitations and musical
selections, and the pupils all displayed a
thoughtfulness and excellence of training
in their essays and recitations which was
most gratifying. The young ladies who
read essays were Misses T. Mulqueen and
NJ. McGrath, and Miss b. Kelley delivered
a well-written valedictory. The eXer-
cises in group by the children were
very prettily done. The musical num-
berS on the programme were very en-
ioyable, and reflected much credit on the
pupils of the school and their instructor
in music. After the exercises by the
pupils, came the presentation of diplomas
by the principal of the school and last of
all-but not least in interest, by any
means-the presentation of prizes. The
academy and school are in excellent con
dition, and yesterdays exhibition showed
how thorough and successful has been the
work of the past year.
Diplomas were awarded for department
and scholarship to Misses Teresa Null
queen, Maggie McGrath and Bridget
Kelley. Cod medals were presented by
Very Rev. +. Lynch, V. &. and Mrs. DR.
Clarke of New York city. for politeness, tC
be drawn for by Z. Mulqueen, NJ. Kill
lackey, A. Mulqueen, NJ. Tarrel for book
keeping, to he drawn by NJ. killackey
Lulu Clark, 5. Dryer. Three prizes pre-
scented by Mrs Captain Tucker for plair
sewing, five dollar gold piece, LIST prize
$3.50, second prize; 81, third prize. The
first prize was awarded to Annie Richie
second to Mary White, third to Nellie
O Brien. Forty-five of the pupils donated
their prizes towards the erection of the
new convent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
DYNAMITE A CHURCH ROW.


TOLEDO, June 2s.-for a long time there
has been serious trouble in the Polish
Catholic church here, between the priest
and his followers, and faction who Were
opposed to him. \ few days ago an at
tempt was made to blow up the church
building with dynamite This afternoon
the trouble illuminated in general riot
in which firearms and all manner of weap
ons were freely used. Two men were
killed and several injured, while quite Il
number of houses We're partially or entire
ly destroyed. The police have made Il
large number of arrests, and an extra
force is stationed on the ground to prevent
another outbreak.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-03
SKIPPED WITH LITTLE 5000, 600.


OMAHA, June al $. Smith came here
from Chicago few months ago with sew
eral thousand dollars. which he had made
on the Chicago board of trade, and start
ed Il dry goods store. He hired fifty clerks,
advertised extensively, gave concerts in
the store, ran excursion trains, etc. and
sold goods at unusually low prices. This
morning a stranger named Cole took pos
session of the store as assignee, and it was
announced that Smith had fled. 1t is pre-
sumed he has gone to Canada and has
taken 5000, 900 in clear cash with him. The
creditors arrived here on Saturday morn
ing to close Smith up, but he stole a march
Sl50,UO0