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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18

During thc yellow fever epidemic
Of 1873, a lady named Neil residing
in Memphis, with that devotion COM
mon to mothers, while willing to face
the horrors of the edidemic he,s-lf,
did not wish to endanser the lives of
he,- children, sent her two daught-
ers to Il friend in the country. AS is
well remem bered, the fever SPREAD,
and ravaged a large portion OF West
Tennessee, The family having the
children III charge retreated North,
and W hen the fe eyer ended and Mrs.
Nei began to search for her child
rem all trace Ot them was lost. AS
the neighborhood where she left them
hat been swept by the plague, she
supposed they were dead, and gaye
up the search in disitair. 1t appears,
howeve' that those caring tor the
children relnrned to Memphis, and
every effort was made to fud Mrs.
Neal, bat failiag 30 hear from her,
Supposed that she, 10, had ''crOssed
the sable shore, and returned TO
their homes in the North.
Some weeks ago Mrs. Nerl, who
was residing Qb ut f miles from
NeEbeln, on The DptisJurg road,
finding it diff, ut thr, ugh old age
amt iifrmIiy, 10 make living, adj
yer ised for situation and one of
these mysterious disl,el sations which
everyone has experienced but for
whica ''seiencc" can oyer no expla-
ration, cory Of the pak~r contain
ing the advertisement tell into the
hands oi ller cwn daughter, who in
the meantime had married gentle
man in good circumstances, ndd was
living in ST, Louis, She answered
the advertisement In person. and the
meeting between the mother and
,laughter-who can dhscribe? They
passed here last Sunday, and the
mother has the happiness Of know
ing that her declining veaIs will he
cheered by those foT whom sho has
suffered so mucn, and whom she has
I incurred as dead.-Ripley Enter
urige.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
Railroads nnli lie Laws.

The observation attribul ed 10 Er,
Chauncy Dtpew, to the cfect that,
Whatever might be done in + he courts
vii Ia respect to the irjumction against
lie coahtion Of The New York CEN
trai ahd West shore Railroads, the
comblnation, nevertheless, to all in-
tents and purposes, could be effected
by the sale OF the latter to Mr.. Van
derhieas private individual, re-
al the anlmus witA which the av-
cage railroad manager regards the
laws relating to his peculiar busi-
ness. 1t also illustrates rhe ineHci-
ercy Of the laws themselves III the
matteF OF accomplishing the purpos-
es f"l which they We're enslbIy
hlaIe.
The history of fI!fvod manipnIa-
zion is 1u;l Of siilences 10 support
the idea conveyed ia Nj. Depew's
remark, The spirit OF the law OF
missouri is particularly clear in this
connection, but MIR. JAY Gould see 4ls
to have found no difficulty whatey-
er III forming his great southwestern
consolidation, ia w.lch its IufrIctIon
IS perfectly plain the statutes Of
" "locoIsin. Illinois and other States
are direct and explicit in regard to
peoiing, but sue dead letters have
ii.ey become that the pool managers
10 not even take he pains to con-
zeal their agreements. And so ii is
IN respect to determinations in rates
overca piiulation, etc. In fact, the
evidences OF disregarded Jaws OF this
general description lie around SO
thio k in all directions tha t they do
not 4eeu 10 be more than limited at
Immediate recognition
II lsa fact tlas oar ferIn OF gov
erlmeIit IS Inauequate TO meet the
evils incident to tie greed Of these
corporations, 1t would almost seem
SO at the first glance. The di1Iicui-
y IN securing the passage OF good
railroad law through the State Leg
ls.ature Is not. rlv'lsIy great, and the
execution @ IL af1erWdris st!Il IN re
80. None irce passes, politIca,
support AMI ali other s0rls Of lobby
ing influences are brought to bear
upon legislItols, while tie fnyiuli
bility of co tract and tile sacred ri1hts
of proper y re pleaded ia the courts
to set tru4 5Icsome laws al taught.
But the people have night TO ho =
est representation, and contracts Vi
tiated by fraud or'violalrsn are void
able. ., he a corporation is u eli
the priYii, sc To cut Through IL dian's
tarul, or even his house. to occupy
pubic high ways and In many athef
respects to become IL nuisance, the
people surely may prescribe cersain
restrictions Ia tn, IL own behalf and
that OF justice. 1t is about time !
that these restrictions were gwen
practical et1ect-remeddled If need
be. A few more laugl S and sueeis
at the laws and the conrts on the
part OF corporation nIagnaies will
help the matter considera ly.-Aew
York WOrlJ.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
Mine Accident.

Baltimore, Dee. S.-A special
from Piedmont, AN. Va, SAYS AN
accident occurred at the Hampshire
coal mines, near that place, ycster-
day, by whi"is iwo men were kiiled
an another severely njnred. A
party Of five miners were drawing the
pillars in ore room of tire mine, To
let down roof coal, and when. the
mass tell three Of them were canght
beneath If. Edward Brown, aged
2S, and John Sultcer, aged 81, were
Instantly killed. Charles Suitzer, a
son Of John SuliZer, was 50 badly
injured tlaf his recovery IS consider
ed doubtful. All were married and
have families.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
Tho Rolled Bnzzard.

a greal deal mas been said in the
Tennessee newspapers abo1t the bell
ed buzzari, and we are glad TO be
able to give some account OF him.
Mr.. J II Petty, Of this county, in
forins as hat his first wife's father,
old man George DamewOrth, who
lived and died on the waters Of White
Oak Creek, knew the celebrated
belled buZzard before he left North
Carolina, a graf many years ago,
and was very we'll acquainted with
che blacksmith wEo made the bell,
and with the circumstances that led
to the belling Of the buzzard. This
man had captured "A buzzard alive,
and the nlischeYious fancy took pos
sessi IN of him TO bell the bird for
amusement. lie did 50, but the bird
when turned loose sUared alaft IN mid
al, as if fond Of the distinction con
ferred upon him by this unusual or
uament, aud old man Dameworth,
while driving a wagon in Pennsyiya-
nia, 600 n .les from whore the bell
was put on, saw the buzzard and re-
gogniDed the tones Of the bell.
Whether thir story be true or false,
il can lie well authenticated by a
numberof credible witnesses that old
man DamewOrth in bis lifetime re-
peatedly told the cirium stance with
every appearance Of seriousness and
earnestness; and that be was a truth
fui, reliable man.-HOus on Coun-
ty News
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
a B. mindcr of J T Davis.

was iii restaurant the other
evening when a waterpipe OH the
second floor burst and the fluid
Jread over about 10 feet Of The
ceiling, A very hungry man re-
marked that the pias ering would
fall some day and fiji up the soup Of
somebody at the table. Ills was
very trivial remark, but lit nnwcund
historical reco lection of another.
''In 1862" he sad, Il WAS q board
er at the PeaLo ly II ,tsl i'll Mem
phls, Tenn. That was the MOTEL
where Jeff Davis always stopped.
When it was known tnat he war
coming a certain table was spread in
the diningroom. 1. had Il seating
C /, city OF 10, tor Mr. Davis always
SUR, ulded himself with nt,m ier uf
congenial spirits when he dined. |
th!uk he was the most entertaining
man af table | ever saw. He had
company, ami | want 10 tell you that
his company was always Comp,,se I
ol mon who were brilliant. This th-
bic was always kept spread when he
was at. the l,ste4, for he was ilresu-
lar in his hours OF eating. The cooks
were always kept on duty vixen he
was guest.
There were never less than a
half dozen Kinds Of VINE OH the
spread. There was an ACCIDENT at
ths Pea body one day precisely Ii. e
this one. bat no one paid no attention
t. it. Mfr. Davis occupied tire seat Of
honor Gen. Bfeckehd ge-he
wasn't general then; the governor
Of Tennessee, whose name | have for
gotten, and several otmers OF fame
were about him. All at once down
came the plastering with a crash.
Every man at the table except Ar.
Davis jumped TO his feet; some kick
e,l their chairs over in their fright.
aud one run the whole length of the
diningroom. Mr., Davis sat unmov-
ed, and DIT let 90 hi glass until
it was empiien. Ihen looking
about him he said to- tie head waiter.
~ hat seems To be the listui bs nee?
Please request the gentlemen to re
81 e their seats. / saw much of Mr..
Davis ia my iileti-. e, and / never
ct saw him when his eqnanin ity
i peared 10 be cat OF balance =
Cansas CITY News.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18

Vermont furnishes one-lhird (
the mapIe-sugAr crop Of the country
1t produced ihis year 1900, 900
Iha
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
I,ettnce n Winter

Under this caption we found the
following receii.t in an old book,
and give It to our readers more as
an evidence Of the creduhty Uf our
ancestors than with any faith in the
receipt. However, a. 1t costs but
/ tile trouble or expense 10 try it, we
nope some of our readers will make
the experiment, and give US the re
suits. 1t is as follows:
Take two parts of rich earth and
one part of siaked lime; take some
lettuce seed, soak them III strong
brandy twenty-four hours, then plant
the seed in n box. al 4 keep it moist
with luklwarm water, setting the
:Inx IN "a warm ruORa Ia forty
ight hours. We are assured, but
don't vouch Tor its truihfulness,
-ood-s;znd heads # lettuce will have
iurmed." "
Nj her do we vouea for if. but
sill il Is wmth a tr!a Is the time
500 eApiroe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
MICHAEL HAHN Of LOUISIANA.
Return to Congress lfter an Absence
of Iva eHty liYe Years.

of Iva eHty -liYe Years
A face ia miliar to some of the old
est observers is shat Of Congressn an
Hahn, OF Louisiana, the onlv RePub-
lican from that State. Iti Il long
time since Ny. Hahn's face was seer
from these galleries. In the early
war period he was Il Congressmaii
here, s Y0i4 ami lame, with curly
hair sud mitch ylvacity of DISPOSE
lion, Ire WAS not noted for dignity,
but quiet strength. As early as 1858
it will be remem GeT~sl strong efforts
we're made to re-anchor Louisiana 70
is cid loyal mo brings, but the Cope
federates yet held posseession Of three
forths OF the State. In 1864, Gentr-
al Banks, in military command or
dered an election. 1t took place
February 26, 1865, Out IF a whole
voting population Of $4,000, but
10.2T0 votes were cast. Michael
Hahn Was elected Governor. IL
soldiers voted. More than half the
vote was cast in New Orleans. Plts-
ident Lincoln recognized Hahn as
Governor. Then a delegate couven-
ton framed a constitution, but it pro
vided only for white sUHI sc and
ia fact re-lran, ,hised men who had
scarcely lald down the aI4aas of re-
bellion. Ii was ratified by a vote of
5000. Hahn was elected United
States Senator. Then came the par
ty diviss into Conservative Tn
ion and R,dical Republican parts,
both denoIncing tins Confederate,
anti-ne2ro constitution. Hahn re
signed, ana the notorious j. Mariis
son Wells bvcaIhe Governor, A
special ssion of the Legislature
choose new Senators, as Hahn and
his colleagues had Hever beeE NIT
ell to their seats. Finally, wIth-
out warrant Of law, ;he old delegat-
IS to the constitutional convention,
under the auspices Of Ii.thn and 9th !
ers, met again to remodle the constr
tuition. Then, with murderous vIO-
IatIon ofall law, the Mayor Of New
Orleans marched an armed posse into.l
tie convention hall and the massI
ere Of New Orleans occurred There
we're thiry~ejgh ght killed and 146
", unded. Then came the final re-
establishment OF Federal civil con-
troll III tbe Pelican State Ii Is from
serh political straits as these tLat
the PltiIn, lsTuc zeal NJ. Hahn comes
again, after quarter sf q century, !
back to congtess, where his warm |
rhetoric once made an Impression
Cor. n. u. States.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
Another Suit Against the Ward Family

Chicago, Dcc., S.-Hllahd u.
Bachelor, Of New York, yesterday
filed a creditors bill against kerdi-
nand Ward, Ella &. Ward, his wife,
and Mary q. Greer, Lei mother.
The proleedings are connected with
the recent suit fled against the Grm
Of Grant & Ward. Batchelor OBJ
tanned a judgement against the firm
Of Grant & Ward last October for
$22;323. Ward is said tO own nu-
merous lots in WrightwoOd, whi' h
is supposed to be held in trust Tor
hi,n by Ilis wife and mother-in-la &"
IT is thought Ward concealed his
ownership tf the property 10 defraud
his re,itors. Ihe WrighLwood
tr.pcrty, it is believed, viii 10 leave
any great margin after The satisiac-
tion Of the Judgement. Sheriff
Hanchettmade "a levy on it on an at
tachm eEt sui.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18

An Exchange Gays; Two farm-
ers daughters, IN Sennca County
n. Y, husked eighty bushels of
corn: or forty bushels each, between
t,e hours of seven in the morning
ard four IN the evening.
Every farmer q ID send to New
York and secure -. or three daught-
us TO help on the farm,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18

NJ. A. J. Goats, a mem ber Of the
Bolivar bar, was i'm town tins week
interview our people. lie is
oandldate for attorney general Of this
judicial district. Mr.. Coats is of
good addicss, makes god impress
ion aud stands high at his home
asaiawyerand gentlemen. -CJyias-
ton kepOl ter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
COMPARATIVE WORTH o. BAKING POWDERS.

ROYAL ,Ao'"e2y
GRANTS rsuas0 e zs4gz
RC--FoKzJs @nn EEz-zzzzszzzZz 3Ezzzzzzz1z
HANF0GD's, u1ea .oaA gssgsasI
,.->>.,...
CHARM E4ss
AMAZON l1um Powder = -EE9E-:l
CLEVELAND'S los sEseg saEE&s7
PIONEER csau pr@acsoo).
CZzAE .
PBiCE's. ....-..,... gE5z-szzZzgsss.gazsE..sg
SNOW rLAEE crorA - Y-1---GE-zzEzaszzza
LEWIS, ................
PEARL ndrcnsS o..
AECKER'S @>>~... ...~. rggz.xEgeJ
GILLETS... ~~....>. F=zza-.
ANGEEWS&CO. Reg Ain%Fr,4a3
AXE. tc Alum
rowder rsodl dloo
RUGF0RD,, wles eeresA Ed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
REpORfs OF aovERNMrNT crTMrsTs

AS to Purity and " holcsone ~ ortc Baking
not enhaF
2 G.
aseut laes that Powder
IL A. Ph.D.7
Prwder
other
Ph D. President OF
Baking Powder nate4as of which
s. Mass
Rakng
the
UNI
pyBdsna of
cou7aa7vc
Chcric
Ieavenhg
rrac5I
oft
Powder p
tge CT btor work single trial Royal 6kJ
farInIndcd
pow "a sbsef a d1Hs
ing that they haum strength
o be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14

= &ealeisentbums' llebertraeunsen,
tpeIbe ipdbrenb Der bersansenen @o6e
einsetrasen tpurben unb 9eutI&e be-
treffen:
Sidorp Strabe, 2ot 16 i'm 8Iod 81,
8. s. & 8. 60. an Utarp 6. Mspers,
5000.
Ssbe 9arf 9lbemus, 9beiI bon Got
SO, Senrp s. 8O8 an Senrp George
9o1, $500.
gbenbafeIbi, GbeiI bon Got 81,
$500.
9lSams gtpenue, SdIfte bon 2ot "a
un6 3beiIe bon 2ot %, bessIeiGen
SbeiIe elmer anberen Got, CHARLES
S9Idser an SObn SdIdser, 81.
NlOnrce 9Ibenue, Sbsil bon 2ot 90
I'M 8lod II, Sris SebIi6 on 9Ibam
SsbIid, 81.
Dunmpre, Milliamsitrabe, 2cts %
unb 80, Sophia Sinf an so. Sobanna
Dlonunser, sl400.
B9- Bette fppuene unb baumipp[ene
Stridsarne, llnterfIei6er, 9lrbsiistIeis
Der, iiberbaupt ale in mein Sad gebbs
riee 9triifeI ;u bilIisiten 9reiIen, Bel
ebas. .. gieuffer, 529 2ada. slbenue.
B@ Srau SO. 6. @ebbarbt, glO. 1873
2inben Strabe, scranton, importirt
unb fabrisirt ale Sorten bon Saarars
beiten unb bdlt einen eroBen 8orratb
bon 9iotionS unb 6ancpnaaren.
Stamping piinttIi9 aussefdbrt. Die
Oeuti6en iino freunbli6it gu einem Bee
iu4e einseIaben. 20,2
no. Das 8ubpaarenbepartement in
Sropn's Bee Sipe 1T bpIitdnbis unb
entbdlt bic moberniten Sdte fir Srausn,
Sun9frauen unb Ginber.
B8- SiISbdte bon allen Sormen unb
Shattirunseu, Iei9t unb lbmer, in
SrOipn's Bee Sipe.
S9 Die Damen Iinb freunSIidIt er.
iu6t, 8rotun'S gIoafSimmer ;u beIus
den.
= Der Bauer Sames Robbins bon
SaOb 1Oirnibip, MOnrOe county, iiits
terte neuIi6 feline Shipeine unb aIs CT
tpieber in iein Saus suriidsefebrt mar,
| fanb er, baB iein Podetbu6, in tpeId5em
ii@ 5000 in 8anfnpten befanben, abs
banoen eefommen mar. Ct alma Sps
| elei9 an ben S9ipeineitaII surad uni
6a fab er su ieinem Gntieben, bob eir
S9pein bus bsrIorene 9Odetbud an.
ssfrehen bate un6 muir nod ipsnie,
ipertbloie 5esen bon ben 8anfnutsn iib,
rig tparen.
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SiFe hemtIder 8riets.
sin snperldfiiaer gRdhter.

Die @efabren tpeI6sn Der menI&.
liae 8brper uusseTest 1T, nebmsn nit
iebem 1ase su un6 bic g1iiIenIdafi
sntoedt fortpdbrenb 8ranfbeiten, bon
oenen bic Reni6en, bic in frdbereu
Sahrbunberten selsbt baben, feline sSbes
baiten. flnubIdiIis ift man babsr Be.
miiht neue WlitteI su fineen, um ber
Grbfsinb Der Menidbeit erfoIsrei@ be.
tdmpfen gu i6nnen. 9fts elm suUerIdI.
flyer @d4ier Der @eiunbteit f6nnen bi,
terdbmten Or. 9Iusuft 35nis's Gam,
burger Tropfen aneeieben tperber
ipel9e ii6 ldon felt bieIsn Sabren ee
gen Masen,s 2ebsr,s 0ierenlsibsn etc
beipdbrt baben.
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ans sem pbersn 9hale.


= OIppbant 1T um einen @eI6dftsr
stpeis reider eeiporben. Gin seipiiiei
StOfft Bat iid baieIbit ais 8ader ME.
oer5eIaiien unS foa CUTE @ef4dfte
tbun.
-Tdeli1 fommen 2eute bon Seran.
ton mad OIppbant unb fdauen iid mad
glrbsit um, uber Ieiber bsreebens.
= Die SIopaden mlTen Elm bartes
2eben babsn. Sn einem Streite in
OIppbant Iebte @ode i9Ius Ginsr ben
glneeren init einem 5ensrieseI, baB Iebs
tersr in Stiide Hog.
= -9srr unb Srau ". ainbad feiers
ten am borisen Wlitttuod ibre iiIberne
So6seit i'm 8eiiein aabIreider @dite.
%. 9. @cGIbennp bon Garbons
bale. ipeIder am bergen 4. SuIi i'm
grdanee SoteI in g9ilfesbarre $3.50
perlOr, 1T bsnadridtiet ipprben, bab bas
@sIb ii& sefunoen bat; es mar sum
SbeiI unter Dem Carpet beritedt.
Der SGneiber @ultab MerIe bon
GarbcnbaIe lieb am 5reitas 9lbenb Ell.
men @oaesen Numens Mi4aeI McSaIe
bon OIppbant peeen 8erIeumbuns Der.
baften unb inS 8ureberIies itedm.
-@sorss SdIe, ipeIder in 9ricsbiIIe
einiee 3eit ben @rpBbans ipielte, 1T
na6 unbefannten 3eeionen per6uftet |
uno Idbt man4en trauernSsn Sreunb |
,uriid.
= Die game @sIt 1T lberseust bon
Der Wirtiamtsit bes ct. SafObs OeIs. |
gS bsiIt S6merjen. Sn allen Apotbes |
len su baben.
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Wabne @pnntb.

-Gs sebt in SaipIeb bas @erii6t,
bab bic Del. & Suoion Gompaaie bes
abiidtise, bic @rabitp 8abn Der penns
ipIpania Gompunie su ertuerbsn unb bah
lie in bleiem Sale ibre 9oblen, bic iiib,
lid bon scranton seeraben tuerben,
anitatt mad SOnesoaIe, mad Suiplst
bef6rbern uno bort in 8analboote bers
Iaoen tpdrbe. Sn biefem Sale plrbe
SaipIep bebeuteno seipinnen burd ben
5u3uB bon 8putIeuten.
= @uf. Sartuns bon SonssbaIe loII
bic 9ltit6t baben, bas nabe Saiplss ees
Iesene aIte grauereieebaube anSutaufen
unb es ipieosr ieiner uripriinsIi9en BE.
itimmang bisnitbar au MAIDEN.
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Stdbtrdtb.

Der Select Council belt am Donners
tag Ibene feline reeeIm6biee Sibune
ab.
9as Gas unS @aEer @omite en-.
pfabl cine 8erfdiebunS bss 9tnfaufes
bon Ma6eriperfen.
8Oitenpuranidldse foIIen eema6t
iperben fir Nipeqiruns bon @ibion
Strabe, Z. @arb, unb @pomins 4pes
nue bis sur eenannten Strabe beseleis
den fir @rOffnuns Der neuen StraBe in
Der IL. @arb, ipeIde in bic mad 8oas
ring BrCOf fibrence 5trabe einmiinben
fol-.
Cine Gopie bss glmtssi6es bon 5su'
er6ef Si1elmann tpurbe eineerei9t unt
eineetra9en.
Die anoeren iparen meiit 8outineges
iddfte, nad 6eren @rlebisuns 8srtass
uns bis sum 0ienitas 9Ibenb erfolsts.
Der reselmaBisen 8eriummluns bsa
Common Councils am Wontae glbenb
ipobntcn 90 Mitslie6sr bel.
Cine 3eIoIution tpur6e paIirt, ipeI6s
ben StaotanipaIt anipeiit, ben bon q.
". SulIsr ausseItellten Deeb surid;u.
geben. Ser StabtanipaIt erfI6rt in
elmer Sui6rift, bnb Elm bsrartieer 8e.
iblub ben 8auf ni4t riidsdnsis made,
Die Moner GommiHdre berIan9ter
in elmer 3ui6rift cine 8eripiIIisuns,
bamit iie i'm Stanbe ieisn su unterIu.
den, bon ipober bic Stabt ibren Wal.
ierpprratb besieben fDnne uno I'M einer
sntiprshenben 8oitendberi6Iae MAIDEN
su ionnen. 9tn baS @as unb @aEei
Gonite beripieien.
SIN elmer Gineabe erIudte ber Sfabt.
eontroaeur um 6eutli6ere @eiebsebunf
in 9e;us auf bic 8eSabluns Der ansei
ItslIten beS StabtsepmeterS, ha in BE-
aug barauf peridiebene Meinungei
berri6en. 9sm Suitis eOmite suse,
tpieien.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Ian
bann ;ur Sprade unb Oubise itrenet
feline 9anse 8erebIamteit an, UNI bi
8eipillisuns bon 5000 fir einen sliIi
Ifenten bes StaStantpaItes aufredt A.
erbalten. Glemons, Gbittenben, airi
unb 2iaam ppponirtsn ebenlo bart
nddis uno ipieIen mad, baB.bas Sim
Elm gang unnbtbises Iei; bic 9laItim
muns ersub cine Mebrbeit ;u @unite
Der Streihuns bes poitens.
Die Yerpronun9en sur NibeIlirun
unb Giniebuns bon 8inniteinen a
Sidorp unb 9llber Straben paIIirte
brittle 2eiuns.
Ser Staotseometer tpurbe bur6 ei
nen 8eidlub aneeipieien, 0cItendber
| idI6ee fur cine eiierne Bride iiber be
2adaipanna SIuB mad 9obsstppn ,
MAIDEN.
| Gin 8efdIub paHirte sum g8iberrt
bes semeiniduftliden Sei6Iuiies. iuel
| der benz StabtanpaIt einen 9lIiitente
erIaubt.
Dem 8eI6IuB bes Select Council
ipuroe beiseitimmt, bab Der 9eridt B,
StubteontrOaeurs in elmer beutIden III
elmer ensIii4sn Seituns Ser6fentIid
iperoe.
Sine GinIubuns Der 8. q. R. Al
SbeiInabme an Der Seier 6es 9efoT.
tipnstaeeS ipurbe angenpmmen.
8ertaet bis Montas Absn6.
Die 8erbanbhmseu bes GeIc
Councils am Dienitns 9lbenb iuurben
9lbipeisnbeit Sss 8Criibers burd 9leu
seIeitet.
SIN elmer 9uidrift ernannte ber Wa
Dor Sctn Gcesins gum 9olneid,
@m. 2siup ium Sereeantsn un6 9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
Sas @oftamt betreffeus .

9ofmeiiter Connolly febrte am Mon.
tag bon Maibinston suriid, ipobin er
Iebte Bobe ;u bem Spede ee8ansen
mar, im feline 8drei9aft su binterIsSsn
um ieinen 9lmtseib absuIeaen. Gin
8eri4teritattsr Der ,.Truib" i6sint Jpn
eleid bel feiner glnfunft am 8pdsipfeI
eripii4t unb aussepumpt 3u babsn unb
mir Sieben baber Dor, Gonnpap's eisene
IusIuiiuusen in 8esus auf bic 8sieB.
una Der Steaen i'm gOItamte su sebsn,
anItatt bic ii6 iasenben @erfi9te.
gr beItdtiet, bab Gapt. 9eaaep Gbsf
Uber 9liiiltent 9oitmeilter tpirb SO. 9.
WliIer berbIeibt in ieiner ieBisen SteI'
lung; 9lr6ie SartIeb, elm ebemaIiser
gInseiteIIter bes 9pfamtes, tritt ipie6sr
in baHeIbe elm (es beibt, ibm fei bic
STEELE bon Rpbert SHimpff sueeoaht);
ferner fperhen 8obert We3une un6
Souls 3. Connolly ebenfaIS StelIunsen
erbalten.
SOipeit 1T bic Sads DffiaielI, unb mir
tpoIIen erlt bic 8eiebuns Der StelIsn
befinitib nbiparten, ebe mir uns tpeiter
ausipre6en. Die Srase: ,,ob er Elm
neueS Corps bon Trdeern aniteleu
iperoe ?" umeebt Serr Connolly. SO
beibt aipar, es babe i'm plune Der bb9'
iten Serridaften seIeeen, fdmmtIiden
SrdSeru ben 2aufpab ;u seben, aber
man ideint sefunben su baben, baB bic
8rieftrdser ebenioipobI bon Der Gesiers
nns onsefteIt ipsrbsn, ipie ber 8pitmei.
iter ieIbit, unb bab Der lebtere feline
Mabt 5u ibrsr Nbisbuns bat, eS iei
benn, er iiberflbrs iie erober 9ienitper,
na6ldfii9unsen unb aud bann erit
enti9eieet bas 9oitoepartement.
Der neue 8oitmeiitsr iuirb beuts fsin
g(mt antreten.