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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-23
Special Notice
Ebbitt,
Profitable Reading.

Miss NJ. j. Kennett, has Just laid in
a compile stock Of spring millinery. Hats,
caps, ribbons and flowers adOrn her con-
tinually well-filled shelves. Prices as low
as the lowest. Call at her store on Main
street and be made happy.
-Brunos' ice cream don't cost any
more than other makes, and is pure
cream.
We are authorized to say to the pub
lie that any one finding any adulteration
in Brunos' cream, will be handsomely
awarded for the test.
Oyster season is over So Mrs. S. r.
Roach has sold her stock, and has now
on hand at her parlors ON Main street,
ice cream of all flavors. Nothing better
this warm weather than good plate of
cream. Your patronage is solicited.
If you have any old pictures of
deceased friends do not allow them to
fade, before you take them to Jas. j.
Jordon, photographer, Gl54 Market street
Wilmington, Del, and have them copied.
He copies from any size and in any style.
-
| know many good people who
think 1t a great SIN to dance, and
who would rather bury their child
rem than see them enter the dance
hall. This feeling | presume has
grown out ofthe abuses and temp
tations which attend this amuse-
ment. Dancing in itself is harm
less and enjoyable, yet like all other
pleasures may be abused. The
earliest sacred and protane records
make mention of dancing, and in
most of the ancient nations it was
a constituent part of religious rites
and ceremonies. The Jewish re-
cords make abundant reference to
this amusement, and it is certain
that the primative Christmas danced
at their religious meetings. The
Greeks made the art of dancing
into a system expressive of all the
different passions. Spartans had q
law obliging parents to exercise
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-23
Meeting of German Baptist Brethren at
Mexico, Pa.

The annual meeting of the German
Baptist Brethren will be held at Mexico
Pa, commencing May 22d, 1885. Mex
leo is pretty little town in the pictur-
esque valley ofthe Juniata, directly on
the main line of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, forty-four miles West of Harrisburg
and apart from the interest attaching to
the meeting will prove pleasant place
for a spring excursion.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell from May 18th to 2oth in
elusive excursion tickets to Mexico from
all principal stations Of its system, good
for thirty days from date Of sale ut two
cents per mile.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-23

reached the station at Newark 5:4l p. IN.
Some of the boys wished to linger in
Dover, as the bright eyes of the fair sex
had lent most enchanting charm to the
town, but as the tickets were limited, it
was with reluctance they boarded the
homeward bound train.
Heavy Thunder Storm,
The Middletown correspondent of the
Ecery Etening of Thursday says: The
thunder storm of yesterday was the most
severe of the season, though but little
rain fell in town, in the surrounding
country was exceedingly heavy. Water
fell in torrents at Cayott's Corner for
few minutes This was followed by Il
shower of hail, many of the falling stone
being as large as hickory nuts. Barkley
x Brothers wagon of Wilmington, was
standing in front of IL store where the
driver was receiving the merchants
order when the hail began to fall. 1t
pelted the horses so severely that they
began to run. Cattle in the neighbor-
hood received welts such as would come
from being cubded. 1t is feared that
hail has also injured the peaches in that
section.
Whilst the storm was at its height
lightning struck the barn on Anthony II.
Johnson's farm near Sassafras. The
bolt passed down the gable end, tearing
off boards and setting fire to the straw.
The barn, with 100 bushels of corn, farm
ing implements and valuable driving
horse, was totally destroyed. Mr.. John
sons loss isabout 1920 partly covered
by insurance.
Reports from Ceclton, Md. in refer
ence to the storm are more serious than
those from other sections. Two men
being on the road during the time
driving team of two fine horses to Il
heavy wagon were about to turn into
a farmyard for shelter when there
horses were struck and instantly killed.
One of the gentlemen, Mr.. Coston
was also killed, whilst his companion
MIR. Faulkner, was stunned and remain
ed insensible for some time. The front
of the wagon was torn to splinters.
Both gentlemen are well known citi-
zens of the First district Cecil county.
1t is also said that the heavy waterfall
has washed great ruts in the various
roads in Cecil comfy.
There was but few drops in and
about this town. The thunder was al
most inaudible, but from the looks of
the heavy omnibus clouds, we expected
a heavy storm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

= tpir tpoGen nabe3u MGes, unb tpenu
gerfoip nod ber Milliondr tpdre, fir
ben ibn alleWelt bdlt, ct piir6e 1i9 bii-
ten, ii6 10 in uniere 9dn6en 3lt geben.
St it's a6er ni6t nnebr, uno auf un>
feren 9dnben, tpenn lie ii9 iebt fir i'm
riibren o6er ni6t riibren, iiebt iein
ganaes Mobl ober Mebe. 9u tpeiBt
nidt, 8ater, tpie es briiben im Ben
Bureaus uno in BEN Gonferenaen ars=
iiebt, aber i6 tpeiB es, un6 i6 fage Sir,
er mag fi6 ftrduben, tpie ct mill: nadz
geben muB er bod, tpenn es erlt BON
alien @eiten auf ibn lositiirnlt.
l1nb i6 fage Sir, er tbut es ni6t!
erfldrte oer @6i6tmeilter. gber f6lieBt
er bic Werfe! Sd fenne Ben Mrtbur.
S6on als fleiner Bube NOR er 10, gang
anbers tpie Du. Du gingf imner nit
8etDalt 6arauf los, ipollteit nit @emalt
Maes 5tpingen, ob es nun cine Mrbeit,
ober elm @artenaaun, ober ein @amera6
mar = Der sriff iiberbaupt nie sern
irgen6 mas an, un6 es bauerte INNER
lange, ebe ct 6a5u fam; that er's aber
einmal, bann lieB ct au6 nidt ipieoer
log, big er bas Ding unter fi6 bate.
SEPT 1T er aufgema9t, unb iebt tpirb ct
@u6 MIen 5eigen, mas in ibm itedt.
Nun er bic 3iigel einmal bat, reiBt iie
linn &einer aus ben 9anoen. Ser bat
ettpas bon 9einent eigenen 9tarrfopf.
Denf' an mid, tpenm Du i'm einmal gu
fiiblen befommft!
(Gortiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

: Sem Gadel3use, tpel9er am
Sienifag, 81 Mdr5 6em oeuti6en &ei6s<
fansler gebra6t tpurbe, sing yla9ntitz
tags Der GeitSug ber &riegerz unb
2anbtpebrbereine in elmer @tdrfe bon
5000 Mann porauf. 8eim Norbei>
mari9 int Parabei9ritt bor bem frons
prin3li9en palais fpielte bie &apele
ben 9obenfriebberger Marl9, bor benz
palais beg 3aiiers, ber an benz vbiitoriz
f9em @dfeniter" pieberbolt fi9tbar
tpuroe, oas r9eil Oir i'm Siegesfran3".
Ser 8orbeimari6 6es gan3es 3uges,
Der fi6 auf ber 9iioieite Der 9in6en Big
aur WilbelmifraBe tpeiter beuegte,
bauerte beinabe cine boue @tunbe, 10
baB bic Spibe bereits am &ei1sfanalerz
palais angelangt trar, tpdbrenb bas
Gnbe nod Inter Ben 2inben marlbirte.
8ei Nnfunft bor bem @ei6sfanaler
palais, on 6eRen Geniter Der @ei9sz
tanaler NIT ieiner Gamilie unb ieinen
@diten MufteQung gemommem bate,
f9wenften bic 3aee in GrontFeaung
elm, un6 nun begab fi9 Der Boritan6,
geleitet bon einem Gabnenpiquet, auf
ben 6of beg palais, mo- Der Norfibenbe
Guifab Wtiiller bic Gefirebe bielt. 9luf
6ieie Ge6e banfte 6iirf Bislnard NIT
folgenben Worten:
vMeine 9erren unb &ameraben! Sd
bante Sbnen fur Die groBe gbre bic Sic
mir ertpieien. lns berbinben niG)t nur
8anbe ber &amerabi9aft, ionbern
Banbe gemeiniamer Mrbeit fit BEN &6z
mig un6 bas Naterlanb. Sic finb ges
tommen, um mir Sbren 9anf aus3u<
fpre6en fiir meinen &atb, nit bent i'd
unferem Maergndbigften &aiier gebient.
Sd bin nur Ser &atb-@ie, meine 6er=
ren, aber unb bic Mrmee fino bic Sbat.
Sbne bic Sbat udre ber &atb ni9ts ge=
ipefen. Bei6es muBte 3uiammentpir=
ten; bic Shat gebt fogar iiber ben &atb,
benn fie fallt bebeutenb f6meser ing Sc
mi9t. Infer aaergndbigiter &ailer an
ber Spite un6 bic 9lrnlee baben bas
bd6fe 8erbienit um bic Sbat. Wfein
@er6ienit 1T, fiinfsebn Sabre lang Der
Welt ben Grieben erbalten 3u baben,
uno bas pdre ni9t m6gli6 setpeien,
ipenn Die 8elt ni6t getpuBt bdtte, tpels
DE Mrmee unier NqergndbisHer Safer
binter li9 bat. Sic, ,neine Serren Ste
prdfentanten ber Mrmee inn Grieben,
ltimmen Sic nit mir elm in ben Nut {:
Seine Wfaieitdt, unier Maergnabisiter
&aiier, fotpie bas gan5e Seer, lie leben
bod! bod! uno no6mals bo9!"
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Gin sgpo<..
ai6t Sea9mia.

4opuIaritdt in Der ei3nen @eiinat i! n,.it in,- .
en geweis bon Serbenit, aaer.lli, lIs !,sr
barauf bin, bab feline anOcrr g,oa,i i,p ,in Il.
Drte, Gtaate, aanoe ilno iiheral ~ ai!sems.nen
geifaa erworben bat ipie
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Samprrhpisett Seilmittel.

9dnorrboioen baben semobnlid bsrber.
aebenbe S1mer3en int @iiden, 2enben un6 oem,
llnterleibe, 10 bab BET Yatent slaubt ieiiie SHE.
ren, ober bic nd9fen Srsane feien in einent
franfbaften 3uifanbe. 3eitmeiie iinb 3eiden
bon llnberbaulidteit sesenmartis, als 8la.
buns, llnbebaeliafeit bes Wfasens &C. Cine
Geu@tisfeit ipie Sdmeib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb. nadbem man iparin
tnirb, 1T elm sepobnli9er 8esleiter. Blinbs,
blutise unb iudenbe Sdn,orrboiben werben
bnid einmaligen @ebramd bon Dr. Botanic .
Sdmorrboibem Seilmittel, tpeldes birett anf bic
frantbaften @telen einipirtt, bic gumor ab.
iorbirt. bas beftise SUDDEN befeitist unb eine
Yreis so Gents. Abrefiire: Sbe Dr. 8olanfo
MeOicine Co., Yiaua. Ohio.
gerfauft bel s. salteber &: Son.
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es iiberbaupt troden 1T, 10 1T es i'm
gan5en @taate troden, tpobon mir leb=
tes Sabr genug 8epeife batten. IS 1T
iebt nur nod cine Grage Der 3eit, oaB
bic @uniet cine 3meigbaDn BON Spnbo
@itD iiber 8anoera nad &errbille,
Sunetion GitD &c. bauen ipir6, tpel6es
unierm f66n gelegenen Stdot6sn gum
Nortbeil gerei6t, Was @efunbbeit,
f96ne Scenerie un6 friide refine Sc
birgsluft anbetrifft, f6nnett mir bier ni9t
iibertroffen tperoen un6 liegt fein
3meifel bor, baB unier @tdbt9en 1ibt
in gan5 furaer 3eit tuesen ieiner eiinitiz
gen Sage unb anoerer 8orsiigen Der
NuBernelt er0ffnet tpiro.
$. 9fou.
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Mmerifaniiber ,,slam8" int 8erlimer
Dtalect.

Mmerifantiher ,,slans" int 8erlimer
Great Scott = 9eil'ier 8imbam!
| should smile! = 9fn @paB
Oh, see! Drum oo9!
Because! = Morum2 Oorum!
That'll do! = Set ieniigt!
That's it = Set itimmt!
Go it! Na's bruff!
u Give it to hint Simmer fefe uff be
MeHe!
What are you giving usa-@o blau!
Not dy long shot! - 0erbammt !!
I'll see you later! n Morien!
Pshaw! -Saspon, &u9en!
Here goes! pr6ffen!
l don't care! = @at i'd mir 6afor
foofe!
Smarty. = Masferl!
Got stuck! = &iniefalen!
That settles it! -Punftum! @treu
@anb brum!
@sa;!.s Shut s,apa7,p up a!mpalten Sic iefanief Sbre
- Oh, j: rs stop! (@eibli6.) = 9anO bon
Due SCtlDer! ~
Little snoozer.-'ne nette Biele.
You don't say! = Mat sic mid
fagen!
He's all right!-gr is uH'n Damn.!
Step ely!-Man INNER rim!
Did you ever see! - Nee, 10 tpat!
Don't put on such airs ! -Dbun Sc
ti,an mid 10 bide!
Don't you make a mistake - Da
fannie etli6 BEL 'rinfallen
Cheese it = 9ie Sei9i1te tpd91t
mir gum Gals 'raus
Go and hire a hall - Sic baben
tpobl gum &eben inienommen2
Of course = 9et's flar tpie Gloss
briibe
There's no use talking !E Da is
niidt bel !!
You bet your sweet life i Da f6n=
men Sic Slit bruff nebmen
What's the matter with me?- Sd
bin ooG feen @tieffinb |!
Do you play him for sucker2 =
Wer 9en for bumm fooft, f9meiBt
ICtU SS|u IuCU
Never you mind me i 3eripre6en
sic li9 man meen'n Ropp MID!
None of your business = Set iebt
Sbnen's blauen Deitpel an
Don't you tumble? - Sic linb mon
mit'm Demeliad iei6laeena
D'you see any flies on me?- 9a
fennen Sic Sd]liemQuu idhleht
He got off easily y Ser is f96ne
'raus
Don't you make a mistakes = DAB
Sic li6 man mid i9neiben
And don't you forget it = Set
laiien Sic fi6 man ieiagt fem!
Go to grass !-Sie f6nn'n mir ieipo=
gen bleiben!
Come off Stu aber 'raus!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

correspondence. 01nDer1, IL. Nprll.
Sn ben lebten Sagen batten mir ab unb
au f66nen &egen. 8ieb5ii6ter fo,pie
Garmer MAIDEN ale sliidli1e Gef6ter,
@ei9dfte leben tpie6er auf unb Mles,
mas uns feblt, fnb 8iebfdufer. 0iebs
aii6ter finb seneigt ibre Sdbrlinge gu
annebmbaren preiiem au berfaufen,
aber leiber tperoen augenblifli6 nur
So big SO offerirt, lsdbreno $40 berlangt
tperben. Man bofft, tpenn fi9 Rdufer
einifelen, bic 9etpiinl1ten preiie au
erlangen. Obglei9 bag 6riibiabr febr
fibl unb 5uriidbalteno mar, batten mir
gliidli6ertpeiie big iebt mo9 feinem
Spdtfrof, tpas fonit in friiberen sSabs
rem geu6bnli9 ber Sail tpar. MQes
1tebt i'm f90nifen Glor unb bic Musf9s
ten tparen nod ME beFer. lniere Nieb=
unb S6a53i6ter baben iebt mebr ober
tpeniger bic Garmerei nit ber Niebsu6t
perbnnben, mas iie in 3ufuuft auf eiz
men beheren SUB ftellen tpirb. 8an6era
@ountn tpirb bann ems ber gebeiblidz
fen Counties i'm Wefem fein. Ser
S9reiber bieies bat lebtes sSabr fi9
berf6ieoene Weiaen= un6 Gafer=Gelber
angeieben unb muB gefteben, oaB er
nod ME bas @lei9e geiebn bat. Spdt=
gepfianates 2orn bdtte nod einen &egen
gebrau9t, i'm Nngemeinen aber mar bic
grnte 70 gat ipie an ber golleto in De
Witt Gountp, TOO Garmer i'm 9ur9z
f9nitt CUTE grnten MAIDEN. Infer
Boben bier ift bei Weitem ergiebiaer
uno trodnet ni9t 70 aug i'm Sommer.
gs 1T cine Dirt 9ofolabenfarbiger 8oz
ben, tpel9er befanntli6 febr ergiebig
uno ber Srodenbeit biel ldnger tpibers
ftebt, als ber f@parae Boben, Der auf=
reift uno in Golge 6efen febr f9nell
austrodnet. gDir brau9em quite
oeutide Garmer, tpie iie an Der Goleto
au ftnben finb. Ser preis beg 2anbes
1T berbdltnibmdBig febr biuig. Sd
femme 9anbbefiber, tpel9e ibr 2anb in
fleine Sbeile bon 250 Big 3u GAO Wder
eingetbeilt baben, tpel6es Der &dufer
nod unb nod absablen fam nit Ser
Bebingung, baB er BON 40 Big so Mder
einfen3t unb fultibirt. Nieb= unb
@9af3u9t nit Garmerei berbunben bat
fi6 big ieBt fiir febr gut betpieien. 3us
benz 1T 8an6era @ountD ems bon ben
beit betpdferten Counties inn @taate,
nit feinen bunberten bon Quellen unb
fleinen Jliiiien, ale flar unb rein, tpel=
DIE in ben Webina GluB miinben, Der
bas f96ne rei9e Mebinatbal bur1lduft,
tpo unier 0ieb Sabr elm Sabr aus ME
Mangel an Wafer bat. l1nlere 8erz
LUTTE an 8ieb lebten Winter tparen uns
bebeutenb. S9afe, Omit tpenig Mus=
nabme) tparen ben ganaen Minter bin=
bur9 in einem guten 3uftanbe. Ban.
bera Gountp gebt iebt RAID ieiner @nt=
ipidlung entgegen unb i9 tann gar midi
begreifen, oab mi6t mebr 9euti1e bieie
fd6ne geiunbe @ebirgssegenb aufiu9en
unb li1 bier auf INNER nieberlaHen.
Mafer, 9ol3 unb Steine baben mir i'm
ueberfluB unb unier Sbal= tpie 9o6lant
1T iebr fru6tbar un6 fann melt uni
brett nidt iibertroffen tperoen. Das
0ieb fann unsef6rt auf offener Weib'
gralem. Mlles bieies 1T bent unterer
2anbe bor3u3ieben, mo ieBt alles cir
GROCER palfure lit. @as &egen anbe
trifft, 10 baben mir iobiel mie unten in
2anbe, ba bic Mnaiebunssfraft ber &c
birssquellen piel oasu beitrdst. Wenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

= Ser Gierte Suli 1T elm Sag boll
glorrei6er grinnerung unb patriotil6er
@efable. Seoo6 mar es ein trauriger
8ierte Suli, ben Grau Safob Sling, BON
Springfield, Sbio, berbra6te; benin
am Sage 5uDor tuar iie bur@ ent5iino=
li9en &beumatismus befalen tporben,
Der iie bier Wo9enlang an lift 8ett un6
3immer bannte. 8on ibrem Mrat erbielt
fie feline 9ilfe; aber na6bem fie Miibs
ler's &rduter Bitters suei Woden lang
gebrau9t bate, mar iie boQitdnbig fls
rirt, unb lit nunmebr i'm @tambe, auf
au fein nnb ibre eigene Arbeit gu tbun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

rS9 batte biel an rbeumatii6en
S9meraen su leioen, bic feinem ber
pielsn angeipanoten 9eilmittel tpei6en
pollten. Gnbli9 mabte ib einen 8ers
in9 nit ct. Safobs Del. Ser iGnelle
grfolg mar tpirfli6 gritaunen erres
genb." - @. Guett &earoOn, 8alti=
more, M6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

Sn teinem Mtelier in San Nn=
tonio tuerben before pbotO9rapbii6e
gtlber angefertiSt, als in Gall a.
pap's 8 @allerie gfo. Alb uno 415
Of 9ouitOn Strabe. lleberaeugt @u9
bon Der Wabrbeit. 24,It1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

6oIgenber Brief uon einem unierer betanntetsn
apotbeEer in NaHadmietts 1T fit jeben 2eiScnscn
upu Suteseiie
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Bi6tis fit Nuslpanoerer.
@rOBe YreisermdBisuns in Der lleberfabrt.

Der llnterseihnste 1T errnddtist @aHase.
fd)eine, freie 8ef0itisuns einsefdloFen, BON 8re,
men mad Gan antonio fir $34.l l5 fiir ertpab.
iene @erjonen ausauiielen. Nfit 8efofisung
big Netp yorf $25. sfinber unter IL Sabren
sabIen bic Sdlfte.
Der Yreis fur bic @eiie bon San Mntonio
nod 8remen betrdst MIR nod ein19liesli1
freier 8ef0ftigmng $4o.35.
Gerner 8iaets au erniebristen @rei1en bon
Mntiuerpen, Sabre, Qiperpool, Queenstopn,
Sdiueben, Ddnenarf uno gtoripesen mad Gan
Aatonio unb auriid.
@dberes au erfabrsn BEL
6. @rieienbed,
22,f,tuip @afase. asent San antonio.
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5abreang 20.
MDcr's
Q9ue Cure

entbdt Elm Gegensift eeseu alle nnn Samphuft bers
ratrenhs 1tehel, bds, 70 uieI nian peiB in teiner
anbern @r3nsi entbaIten 1T. Gs entbdIt feit Gbi<
min, aub feline metalifden ober anbern fdabIi9en
9eitanbtbeile iinb bat baber feinen na9tbeiIisen
Ginfnb auf bic Contribution, ionbern IdBt ben 06rs
per 70 geiunb fpie por ber arantbeit.
aEir sarantiren, baf eyrr's @snesgare ole
Sdae pon faItent. rentittirenben, itiaem, @edieIs
unS gallenieber, 70 1pie Don 2eberIeiben, bic
bar6 sulnpfIuft berbeisefibrt inb, beilt eoute
ss mad ridtiger anmenbuns 5u beiIen uerfebIen, 70
finS bic 9anbler bur9 unfer GirfuIar pom 1. SaIi
1882 erma9tist, bas @sib suria5a3abieu.
Or. 8. G.. aper & Co., IumeII, 5HlaH.
Sn allen 2IpOtbefen ~ baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-21

= Ser einaige Sobm bes 0errn
Werner &rauie in 9lmbalt 1T an Der
Seite feines 8aters pom 8lib eri6lagen
tpDr6en.
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M1er's Sariaparilla.


6oIgenber Brief pon einem u,lierer betannteiisn
apotbeIer in Raiia9nietts iit fiji jeDcm aeiScuscn
BON Sntereiie:
&einlatisnts s:|Iss ss s 81 $s:as's sssis
mus onsesriffen, bas i'd ni1t obne SiIfe pom Yette
aufiteben ober mid anfleiben fonrte. SD perudte
mebrere MitteI NIT rpenig ober gar teinem Grsolg.
bieidb 6u 4per's Sarfoparilla la grill: bapoti
nabm ID jmei GIaf9en, ,inb par uouitdnbis gebeIt.
SD babe febr piel Don Sbrer SarfapariIIa
perfauft unb jie 1T 10 auberDrbentl beliebt ipie
nHr ie. Die uieIen rerfwrbigen 9eiIIngen, bic fie
In unlerer Gegenb berbeigefibrt bat, iibcr5eugen
MIDI bab fie bic bette Mrsnei fir bas 8Iut lit, bic
ie benz 4ubIitum anseboten iuurbe.
6. S. 6arris."
s @iuer st., 9udIanb, Wlaii., 49, Wsdi 1882.
r,r x geprae Mnbrews, aufieber
SflemIflf in Der 2opeu Carpet Corporation,
lit, ebe er mad 2orpeu fam, iiber
trpanjis Sabre an 6Iedten 1T ibrer fdlirHnfter
Sorm. Die ausf9ldee bebedten nuabrhaftig mebs
GLs bic 6dIfte feines &6rpers. Durd Nper's
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Ban febe fein 3eusnib, tn Aper's aaIen6er fur
1888.
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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1885-10-30
A Pleasant Gathering.

The Sd reunion of the Hall family was held
Oct |. 1855, at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs
Chas Hisley, in Halifax.
Mrs Eliot Higley, step-mothcr OF Charles, is
a daughter Of Laton Hall who died some years
since in Halifax, and who was a son of Joel.
aud grandson of John Hall. Mrs Higley is
the Oldest of the four children now living, three
OF them being present on this occasion, whose
united ages made 209 years. OF the children
of Justus Hall, brother OF Laton, five are liv-
ing, four were present. One, Mrs Amos Clark,
who was present at the two previous meetings,
has since Joined that higher reunion of loved
ones gone before. The united ages OstEe above
named family present was 30i.
At this gathering were nearly GO present rep
reseatipg the 4th, 9th aud 9th generations from
John Hall, also five states of the Union. II
those who came from distance TO attend this
gathering were Israel Hail ard wife from Dav
EXPORT, Iowa. Mrs II I Smith OF Meridep, Conn,
Julia Foster of Shushan, N Y, Mrs Eunice
Warner, Holy ke, Mass, Joseph Hall and wife,
MIR Boutwell, and Mr. Whpple Of Leyerett, Mass,
Judge Obed Hall and wife, George Bridges
and wife and two children from Stamford,
VT A bountiful dinner was served and par
taken of with relish. which proved the Halls
TO be a hearty, as well as hardy race. Divine
blessing was invoked nv Israel Hall. The az
ter dinner exercises were conducted by Il 5
Allen. PRAYER was offered by Obed Hall
Israel Hall then related some interesting facts
concerning the history OF the early ancestry
OF the Halls, tracing them back To their settle
nent in Rehobotb, Mass, in l6i6. Further re
marks were made by Obed Hall, g L Clark
AID others. An excellent poem written for the
occasion by Mary Sbearer of Colereine, Mass,
was read by Mrs Matthew Barber. fnstru-
mental music was rendered by Emma Hirley.
An organization was called for aud Judge Obed
Hall was elected president; q l. Clark, vice.
PRESIDENT Mrs L 5 Allen, rec sec; Marion B
Hall, cor sec. Thus terminated the pleasures
of those who participated in the third reunion
of the descendants OF John Hall.-A.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1885-10-30

Wilmington Titus and Ernest Pike
are back from New Yerk.-A Dalton, Mass,
party have enjoyed themselves at the Vermont
house, this week.-Stephen Boyd is more COM
Portable, but Mrs Frederick Stanley's condition
is less favorable. The work Of repairing the
Pulsifer house has begun.-1he postofice has
changed Its Iocation.-Rev NJ B Bishop will oc-
cupy Hosea Mann's residence during the win
ter.-The gospel meetings have been continued
at the Baptist church.-The Improvements on
the savings bank (Childs' store), building are
quite extensive. Messrs Pierce and Wheeler
of Jacksonville are doing the masonry-Some
800 barrels of cider has already been turned out
ut the Titus mill.-Another wedding this week
with Others in prospect-The village dam has
been undergoing repairs. aged father OF
Alonzo Walcott died at Greenfield recently and
was buried at ReadsborO.-E Z Wheeler has
bought some choice stock about town for Mas
sachusetts parties. One sleek COW brought
down the beam at 1910 pounds, and IS an ad.
mirable animal-The butter market Is firm
with good demand A year ago the county
Blaine orators declared that Clevelands cleo
ton would effectually destroy the butter mar
ket. = Burr and Ames have a supply of
new roller skates, which will be used at the
rink Saturday evening.-Drover Jones of Had
Icy has taken fine lot of cattle out Of town this
week. Watson Davenport has also bosght
choice lot of beef cattle for Richardson's Brat
tleboro markets, while others are driven to DAY.
exports Leyden place.-A Thanksgiving ball
at the Vermont house will bring the Bratteboro
Military bands orchestra, with + Wales Jr, for
rrompter 1t will be an enjoyable OCCASION
Sheriff Kidder will auction off next Tuesday
the household goods of Mrs BenoDi Tyler and
Mrs Swift, also quantity of furniture In 4
use bv him at the VermDp house, Sale at one
o m. Social lodge OF Masons had Its regular
meeting Wednesday.