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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
a EArR DfSTILLLR.
She NOnpIusses the Judge she
Knew Him in a Minute.

Miss Betue Smith, Of FenTess county.
Tenn, has been arrested on charge oil
ilhct disabling and has been taken TO
Nashville. She is said 10 be handsome
and accomplished, and is supposed to
have written that wild and stirring ro-
nance: "The Blue Headed Sap Suck
er, OF the Rock Where the Juice Ran
Out" Colonel Harvey Mathes, editor
Of the Memphis Leader, says that Miss
Smith is undoubtedly the author OF the
story, This is startling revelation in
Tennessee. At one time Colonel Mathes
offered $1,000 for the discovery of the
author.
When Miss Smith was araigned before
the United States Court she conducted
herself with such grace and dignity
that the polite old Judge, deeply i'm
pressed, arose and made her profound
bow.
"Miss Smith," said the Judge, "to
see you in this awful predicament seri-
ously touches me-"
at does me, too, Judge"
"How old are your"
"Judge you should not ask such a
question, but will tell you. am two
years older than my married sister, who
was married before she was as old as
am. She has been married eighteen
months and still speaks well of her
husband. Now, how old am II"
81 cannot lell."
al am not to blame for your mathe-
matical ineficiency."
"Why did you go into the business
of illict distilling?"
"Because l wanted to make whisky"
81 suppose SO. How long have you
been distiller?"
"Ever since l was sixteen years old. 2"
"When were you sixteen?"
"The year my father died"
"What year was that?"
"The year my Uncle Henry moved
to Texas"
"Miss Smith, you are woman, but
insist that you shall answer my ques-
lions. Remember that if convicted OF
this awful charge, you will be sent to
the penitentiary. What did you do
with the whisky you made"
"Sold it,"
"Who bought il?"
"Well, Judge, it would he rather
hard to tell who bought it all. Some
time ago party Of gentlemen came
out into my neighborhood to hunt deer.
The party got out of whisky, but found
il difficult 20 buy any. After a while |
told man if he would put his Jug
down on dollar and 90 away he might,
when he came back, lind it full Of
whisky. He did So"
"Would you know the MANI"
"Oh, yes, sir, recognized him in a
moment. You are the man, Judge"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
CHANGE OF TOWNSHIP
BOUNDARY,
ORDERED BY THE 30 RID or COUNTY
CoMMIssI NERS AT The REGULAR
MEETING HELD JULY 6, 1885
ZION DULY PRESENTED

T Upon PETITION DULY PRESENTED
~ and filed. II il ordered hat The following
sc-loed rrit ~ to wit; Commencing I
int where the line be ween the counties
of Lyon aud hsmel aida crosses the Carson
and Cnlora o ilroad running Noah 10 he
foothills: the ce Westerly slo 6 the foothills
to FONT north of the Stink NJ Wells .
the CO Souther,y, passing ssid St king
Wells, along the Tooth lis t. the old line be
tween the cam les of L,ou AID Esmer a.
now be ng pol ton Dayton Township. he
detstched n m said Dayton Townst D and
annex d 70 and become rtIon o. Mon
Valley Township, tor Judicial purposes. on
and alter the hrat day of August 1885.
]. 8. DALLAS,
Clerk Of the Board Of County Com.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
Get Him by HnstaiIments.

Little Miss Perl-"Oh, mamma. Lila
Benson's got a little brother. Won't
you get me one, mammal"
"Ne're too poor, dear, | haven't the
money"
"Couldn't you pay dollar week
on him, mamma? That's the way you
60. the clothes -wringer, you know"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
Catarrhal Throat Affections.

Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, cured by "Rough on Colds"
Troches, I5c. Liquid, 2sc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
"Rough on Conehs.n

Ask for Trough on Coughs" fer
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsness.
Troches, IS CTS. Liquid, IS cts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
Rough ON Pain Poroused Plaster

Strengthening, improved, the best for
backache, pains in the chest or side,
rheumatism, neuralgia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
$500 REWAR o.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER
L reward of Ave hundred dollars t$50o)
for the conviction of any person found In
the illegal possession Of any cattle belong
ing to them, the same not being vented with
aV. Cattle are branded j. a., IO1, 30
and n, or horseshoe brand.
VAIL BROTHERS.
Churchill, New.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
All sTO aOiHEKs.

Are YOU disturbed at night aud
broken of ynur rest by a SICK emo
suffering aud crying with pain OF
cutting teeth? If so, send at once
and get a bottle of MRS, WINSTON 3
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
IEEIHING. lis value is incslcuIable.
IL will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers. there ~ no mistake about 1t. ~
cures dysenlary and diarrh9a, regn
iates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
il ilammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. MRS.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING Is pleasant TO
the taste, and is the prescription OF
one of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians In the United
States, and Is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price
81 cents a bottle. my24 ly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-07-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL pIsTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LYON.
Jasper Daniels
HIS Creditors,
DAYTON. NEW,

T>THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF
L Jasper Daniels an insplve debtor. Pur-
suan to an order Of tine H IN. NJ. A Murphy,
Judge Of the said District Court, notice is
hereby given to all the creditors # the SAID
insolvet, Jasper Dani ls, to be and appear
before the said Judge In open Cou t, vt the
Courtroom of said Court at the Cou t-house,
in said county. on the 2Sth day of July, A
D 1895. at 10 o'clock A. N. OF that day, then
and there to show cause. if any they car,
why the prayer of said insolvent should not
be granted. and an asig ment of his estate he
made, aud he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities. in pursuance of the provi-
sions of the ststute in such case mad. and
provided and in the meantime ali proc eed-
In against said insolvent be stayed.
s-* Witness my hand an the seal of
said Court this 8th day of June, A.
d. 1855. j S. DALLAS,
4--* Clerk.
O 4. Mack, Atty for Petitioner.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
Final Settlement.
ii. NJ. COLLINS.
j. w. STAFFORD.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate OF Roeert b.
Loran. deceased, that l. Frances Logan, ad
mipistrstrix of said estate, intend to make
final settlement thereof at the next term OF
the Probate Court of Iron county. TO be held
at the Court House in Ironton. Iron county,
Mo-. on the first Monday in February next
same being the 1stday of February, A. ID. 1886.
FRANCES L. LOGAN, Admnistratrix.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24

The Western Congressman who votes
in favor of silver demonetization, or
any of the approaches thereto, had
better prepare to retire to private life.
Silver is the money of the people, and
woe to the hand that attempts to take
IL from them.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24

Ths Telephone is new paper at Gu
ba, Mo-, 0. F. UT, editor and proprie-
tor. It will be Independent in politics,
but since the editor is a Republican
we may easily guess as to its probable
cleaning" Be that as it may, howev-
er, the Telephone is neat and pleas
ant sheet to luok upon. It's office evi-
IDENTIFY holds no "blacks miths."
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
DissoIntion of Copartnership.

The undersigned, heretofore doing busi-
ness under the firm name and style of Col
lins & Stafford, by mutual consent dissolved
said partner hip on the 1st day of December,
1885. Parties indebted to said firm will
come forward at once and settle with FL. NJ.
Collins, who is authorized to receipt for all
sums due. Mr.. Stafford will continue the
livery business in Pilot Knob, and Mr.. Cols
Inns at IrOnton.
ii. NJ. COLLINS.
j. w. STAFFORD.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
Notice to the Public

have this day appointed Jas. NJ. Baird
collection agent, and he is authorized to col
lect all debts due me. Debtors will govern
themselves accordingly, and save costs by
squaring up Immediately.
j. w. WHITwORTH.
Arcadia. Mo-. Dec. II, 1885.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
Six Photographs Free.

If four persons will order ne-half dozen
photos, each, at the usual price, an extra
half-dozen will be given to the getter-up OF
the club, free, at II. w. Jackson's Gallery,
Ironton. This rulel will last through the
HOLIDAYS.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24

tuCIC vac Hi lldt ohIidNits we nave
personally and continuously known
Rob't l.. Lindsay since 1856, and know
he has always beana resident of Mis-
souri-nearly all the time of this city
Crittenden was imposed upon, and
granted the eXtradition under fraudu-
lent representations, as he has since
declared. Once in Ohio, in the midst
of strangers, the official "ring" had
matters their own way. Witnesses
were inland 10 swear to the things
needed, and Lindsay went to the pen
itentiary on the evidence of such men
as Hermann e. Schuester-himsel at
that time under charges of forgery
and perjury.
In decision by Kreckel, Judge OF
the q. S. Court at jeff rson City, when
Alabama demanded the person of
Frank James for crimes he is alleged
to have committed in that State, it was
held that James being under bond in
Missouri, was not subject to extradi-
ton. Bob Lindsay was under bond,
too; but, unlike James, he was not Civ
en- an opportunity to test his rights un-
der the law: he was suddenly summon
ell to appear. after b ISIS and the other
conspirators had secretly completed
their arrangements, and was whisked
away, without chance to see friends
or attOrney-who indeed were nor ap-
prised of the outrageous affair until it
ha'i become an fat 0ccompi.
A to lie merits of the Lindsay case,
tried by tie proper authorities, in a
lawful manner, we have nothing to
say; but that justice which depends up
on official wrong-doing, usurpation,
and oppression for its enforcement is
but Persecution in virtuous masquer-
ade. His extradition was crime
against personal liberty, and as a pre-
cedent fraught with danger to the well
fare of the citizen, innocent or guilty:
a sort of lettre de cachet, as it were
1t is this phase of the proceeding, and
this only, that concerns us. What had
Bliss to do with the State courts?
What right had he to summon wit
nesses, as in the case of Mr.. Huff in
this town, to attend State court, and
then pay them for their attendance out
of United States funds?
The purpose of this article, as We
have said. is not to plead the case Of
Rob't l.. Lindsay, but to show that
such men as Bliss ought to have no
Democracy believes in States Rights;
holds that the liberty of the citizen is
not safe where that doctrine is ignored
and its precerts trampled under foot.
1t holds that the line which divides
Federal ana State jurisdictions is so
sharp and clear that no well-meaning
official may ignore it. Democracy has
ever fought its usurping foe on this
question-in fact it is the one vital diff
ference in the tenets of the two parties.
Republicans hold that there are few or
no rights to the States that the FEEDER
al authorities are bound to respect.
This being the case, how can a Demo-
M,,..ie Administration be Democatic
~ pErI, agents, or any considerable
1esenthem, the apostles of Cen
We hold that the good OF
Rsands the displacement
t,uch as he, with good.
men who believe in
2 triumph they strug-
Es.y defect for more
cilr, -
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
water.
Ho.,H 18th, 1885.

hO. ,T+ec. 18th, 1885.
E.ice my last we have had
fferent kinds of weather as
been crowded into one briei
9Th, 9th, and 7th, it was cold
bsday, Sth, inst, warmer and
the following night it turned
the next day we had a regular
the West, accompanied by a
cleared off during the next
Ioon on the following day
th, inst.,- clouded up again
e quite cold; remained thus un-
o. the 11th, when it moderated
ees of "a rapidly approaching
ecame noticeable; during the
turday, 18th, inst.,-and the
g it, little more than four
fell here; constituting our
the season, up to the time
Sunday. 18th inst, with us
cold; the next day and night
bliXen." After that it be-
and the snow slowly began to
then the weather has been
his season of the yeaf, until
just now it is colder and there
of another snow storm.
y fell the woods have been
s, judging from the almost
heard in all directions.
ucas has killed three deer,
Ilmette, John Miller, John
bh Hedrick each one deer
and Jas. W. Cole, of Cub
vicinity on business a
F. Mason and family
shington county, on
?. T. Ramsey, ESQ,
r. Ira Yount, and
No., visited rela-
nifty last week.
kridge and Rob't
do., were out
the hunt of
from their |
Washington
gust.
Mrs. Lucy |
pr Twane,
near Cali
urn trip
ady stayed
Iyan took a
I by Misses
pok trip
to Wright
her.
Er. Edward
gn route to
home until
Ed? Are
he Miller's
{ you re-
ine instru-
Rare bar
IS Present! !!
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
Secure Your Seats.

Buy your tickets to-day for the Cantata
Thursday eve. The good seats will soon all
be gone.
Iron County register., 1885-12-24
An AutOcratic Partisan Who Ought
to Go.

We call attention to an article in
this paper, taken from the New York
Sun, headed, IA Decision in Favor of
Personal Liberty" The paragraph
therein taken from il recent decision
simply affirms, ju licially, through the
court of last resrrt, q truth long ac-
knowledged by every person not a fool
or knive.
Several years ago, VIM. III. Bliss,
then and now Z. S. Attorney for the
Eastern District of Missouri, through
his tool, Pat. d. Tyrrel, detective in
the employ of the Department of Jus
tice, caused it to be published far and
wide that eight millions of acres of
lands In Southeast Missouri were held
by fraudulent titles. and that the au-
thorities were going to enter suit
against these lands and recover them
to the Government. The U. =. AttO:-
do a more than land-office business!
A fee of fifty dollars in every case, and
thousands of cases :! Did the ]. o. b.
transpire? Not to any great extent.
Not even one little 40-acre tract was
''recoyered."
The U. S. grand jury at the term
when the matter came up had some
men of sense and judgment and integ-
rity, and refused to acquiese in the
scheme; Secretary Teller put his foot
n1deWsp on it, and it faded like a sum-
nrespaa dream. 1t took year or two,
TO dispel the clouds that had
titles to thousands OF
y. this section, ami
nipally entered
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-03-05
Onnnore.

-Sur6 bas 3orseben bes @eridtes
ermutbiet, ipeldes auf Rotten Der
SteuersabIer ale @abIen uneebinbert
fonteItiren I6bt, mill nun aud Yatrid
@oIoen bic @abl bon Sranf Subr fir
ben Dunmpre Stabtratb anfehten unb
Stpar seItIbt auf 8etriaereien, bic in
Der 6. @arb norsefommen iein foaen.
Bon bort iino nur 6rei Stimmen fur
@oIben perseidnet, ip6breno fiinf sSrs
ldnber eibIid erbdrteu, bnb iie fir ibn
seitimmt bdtten. 1lnterbeHen Bat sSubr
am WiOntas glbenb ieinen Sip einse.
nommen.
8i6ter SaaS erIieb am Ncntas ei.
nen 8efebl on bic Mablbeb5rbe Der 6.
Marb bon Dunmpre, aue fur 9atrid
@oIben absesebenen Stimmen su sab.
len.
-Sn 9unmore bat Der Sfatina
Rins 9umbus bereitS ausseipieIt unS
bic SaIIe itanb ipdbrenb Der IeBten aipei
@ohen eiTiam unb berIaHen.
= 9crr 9IpOtbeIer 2ubipis Idbt Iein
Gigentbum an ebeitnut Strabe bebeus
tenb neridbnern.
= @s 1T bas @unber bieies 9eitaI.
ters-bas ipunberbare S6mersenbeiIs
mitteI ct. SufOfs Del. gS beiIi
Samersen.
s.. s. Minters, Batter bon Or
9eter Minters, farb borisen Dpnner.
flag i'm aIter bon 76 Subren.
B@ Serieb's fiir 9amen iino Sin.
Der, : cine pple AuspabI in 8ropn's
Bee Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-03-05
@ei6aftsss ss(mseiger ocr eiioieite.

5rabIs unb Spbn 6. Mpran bic 9anbis
6aten fur @abIribter bic @abIbeb5rbe
CAB benz lebtern bas Mablcertififat, ins
Dem er anseblid 80 unb SSrable nur 40
Stimmen bate. 5rable Iieb bic
@abIbebbrbe auf bic 9lnf9uloisung
rerbaften, ibn aus bem 9lmte betrosen
su baben, unb elm 8srb5r fano am
SamItas Dor gllo. poit itatt. Sobn
Ouinnan, elmer Der MablaufIeber,
beidwor, bab fir 5rabIe 6s Stimmen
unb fur Wpran nur AZ abgeeebsn muir.
ben. Inter bieIen nmftdnben bieIt ii9
Der WlasiItrat fur bere9tiet. bic 9lnees
iIasten unter ie $500 8ureidaft ;u
iteIen.
sS SeiSenipan's beribmtss gleips
,orf 2a0er uno 8ellantine's grport
Bier 1T INNER au baben beim 5db9en
pber Duben6 5Iaiden bel MiaaeI
MilIer, 434 unb 436 Gebar 9(benue !;
besslei9en bic belten 2utfden un6
YIerhe Su perleiben. Aqe 8eltelluns
unsen Bel 9Oit O6er TeIepbOn piinftIi6
ausgeftibrt.
B@ SIM Sdubitore ber @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic beite8aure.
s9r Gbas. Sdeud's StisfeIs unb
Sdubeei9dft lit nit ben beiten Maas
ren rei9Iib perleben unb bic preiie
iinb 70 niebris, tpie irsenbtpo in Der
Stabt. 2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-03-05
Spbe garter geotI.en.

I
-Srau Sobn Sberborfer 1T su
Telamentsbolitrsderin in Der Sinter
IahsnIdaft ibres Mannes ernannt nor
ben.
-gs trirb bier aIs Tbatiahs beridl
/ let, bab Die SeiIsarmee baIbisit auf bic
| fer Seite erf6einen tperbe. Die Gin
| fdIti9eren ideinen cine groBe relieibfl
gripedung mt Der Mnfunft ber 8anb,
su eriparten, bic 8erniinftiseren bebau.
ern, baB man bon fOIdem @eiinbeI reIi,
sibfe Grbauune erbCfft.
Der bss 9obtidIases ben SObn
9lortpn (bpn 8sIlepue) iiberfiibrte
Patrid Soar ipurbs am 6reitas Abenb
sesen cine 8arsIdaft bun $4,000 aus
ber Saft entIafen ber aIte 5oar unb
Sra 1ripp iuuroen fir ben 8etras
baftbar. Dem Soar ipurbe Elm neuer
proseb beiuillist, bis au befen 8prs
nabme er nun frsi 1T.
Better Sop bon ber Is. @ar6 funs
eirt als PoIiaiit, bis Elm Stabfcl8er fur
O'Wlalep angeitellt 1T.
= Die 8. 8. & SO. So. sabIte am
Monias an ben 4r1baIb, Continental
unb 9ampton, unb am Dienitag an ben
SIoan uno SpSe gart @rubsn aus.
glm Dlittipo9 famen bic 0ianbille,
8elebue, Dodge, Scrantpn 6. 50. unb
SaIIteao @ruben an bic 2eibe.
%. SO. SrantenTeIS, Der betannte
SdnbIer in Del gRis etc, itarb am
9ienitas WlcrBen in ieiner g9obnun9
an @arielb 9lbenue babier.
= Der l5idbrise Sobn bon g. S.
Mcglamara bon part Sia fubr am
Dieniias auf einem 8oblensuse nad
9unning, anitatt bic SduIe su beIu1en.
gr tpollte auf bieieIbe @eiie suridfeb.
ren. fisl intsr bic 2arren uub ipurbe
auf Der Stele eet6btet.
: llnIere ipeII@en Wlitbdrser iinb
iebr tbdtis nit ben 8Orbereitunsen fir
bas @eianssfeit, tpeldes am II. WdrS
in Der 4rcabian 8ouerfbubbabn ftaits
finoet. 9luber elmer @nsabl 8arben
un6 S6riftiteIIer iperben a6t Gbbre,
iieben Mluiitbanbs uno mebrere Sanger
bon IOtuIem 9ufe ii& an bem 6eits be'
tbeiIiSen.
= Ser 5biirfnabe an benz Central
Sda9t, Sront 9IOpO, feI am Wlontus
unter einen Barren uno true I4iuere
8erIebunsen bapon.
Sn benz Sbbs 9art SGa6t ipurbe
am bOrisen Mlittipo4 bic gIrbeit iuieber
aufsenommsn.
= Bon DObsetcipn unb Bellevue
fommt ipieoer bic aIte 9lase lber @es
iebIoIisfeiten perIdieoener 9lrt. Die
Mebrsabl Der Spfsr fin6 SIopadsn,
aber bic 9lusidreitunsen bef6rdnfen iid
nidt mebr eesen bieie aasin. 2eute,
bic nit @intdufen aus Der Stabt tCms
men, iperben iiberIalIsn unb ibrsr Ga.
den beruubt unb es 1T iOsar idpn bOr.
eefommen, bab beimfebrenbe Goblenars
better, bel benen es ii9erlid ni9ts su
rouben oiebt, ansebalten une miBbans
belt ipurSen; ieIBit ainber iperOsn ib.
rer S6muds unb Mertbfa9en beraubt.
gS fheint aIs ipenn in iener @eeenb
cine orsaniiirte 8anbe bon TaseOieben
ibr 1lnipeien triebe unO bic 9oIijei ioate
ibre sanse Gnersie auftpen6en, I'M ben
2erIen auf bic Spur su fommen.
sS- goos & 9OSIe, 234 glorb Wlain
Ibenue, = Gifen', 8leds unb MeKers
idniebnaaren borrdtbis, @nss un6
MaHers @inridtunssn unb Reparaturen
beirrst. 81
s@- 8rOtpn's See Sibe lit Saupts
quarter fur 9Offer, Sanbtaid en-, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-03-05
gSa,,,re @Duntp.

= @n benz @obnbaufe bon GIiiah
Sdconcber, in 8udinebam Toiunibip,
fanb am bOrIebten Sreitae elm Streit
sipiiden stpei M6nnern glamens Smith
unb SuIbert itatt, Der tpabrideinlid nit
bem Tpbe oes Iebteren enoen ipirb.
SuIbert bate Dor einiser 3sit ben Ylab
eefauft, ben Smitb beipobnt, upb aIs CT
ben Iebtersn traf iiinbists er ibm an,
bab er oaS Gieentbum rdumen ml6e.
Dies fiibrte su einem Morttpediel unb
Smitb, Der seraoe nit BEN SHIeifen
elmer 9lrt beid6ftist ipar, madte nit
berfeIben einen bespsraten 9lnsriif auf
Sulbert ; idpn Der erlte Sdlag ltredte
bieien nieber unb Smitb lieb bieism nod
mebrere foIsen iein Opfer fir toot lies
gen IaHenb, flob er bann mad benz
Malbe, ipurbe absr bon GpnitabIe 2prb
einsefaneen unb mad sinem 8erb5re benz
@efdnenib iiberipieien. SuIbsrt fann
feline 8erlebuneen taum iiberIeben.
-Soud un6 Sbbne ipoaten 9lnIanes
biefes Nionats ibre 99aI6iIammerns
6abrit in Dreber Soipnibip ipieber in
Sang ieben. ipsI&e 25 Wann bei9afti.
gen tpiiroe.
= Mm bOrIebten ssreitas itan6 bas
1bemometer an ben @erman Stats Is
@rabe unter 9lua.
= Sn SaipIep mar am borIebten
Dienitas Der fdIteite Gag nit IA @r.
unter 9tul.
= Nad ben iibereinitimmenbsn guss
iagen bon 8auidreinern iperSen in
SaipIep bieies Sabr mebr MobnbauIer
9ebaut, als nod ie in einem Sabre aus
Dor. 9lu9 bic @eIddftsleute i'm @as
aemeinen ertparten cine SaiiOn GROCER
grOsperitdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-03-05
aus bem cberen xbaIe.

- @ieber 1T cine neue Strabenscus
Itation erri9tst iporbeu; bieIeIbe befins
bet iid sipiIaen pedpilIe unb @rdbaIb.
g9er 6aber ben @ouIebarb bon Scrans
ton mad glrdbalb per Subriperf benuben
mill, mub an bier Srten StraBensoa
entridten. Nie ipdr's, penn elmer uns
ierer 8idtsr aud einmaI an bic 9es
trefenben einen 9efebl erIiebe, ansuges
ben, nit tueIdsm 8e4te iie ben 3Oa sr.
beben ?
= 9arI 8Io9berser in DIppbant
fonnte Iebte Moae .Sdesre unb RabsIn
ni6t banobaben, benn sr mar an elmer
grfdltune franf.
= 9Ioam 9euier un6 9lusut Slid
in 8lafeIb iino sur 0eit un;srtrennIide
Srcunbe. Gber ipo blsibt Der 8rauts
bobel
= Die Seuif6en Srauen bon grices
bile ipolIten lebte @ode aud cine
Sdneeruti6partie baben, fcnnten iid
aber basu ni9t einieen.
Der Marbin 9obIenbreder in
grieepiae arbeitst bieie @pde nidt.
= Die 9Iemteridssr. Drsel in OIps
plant bat bis iebt i6on brei 8anbibatsn
bsraussebrebt, nemIi6 Yatrid Serbian,
8. S. Gallagher unb s. ". Dolphin.
Das UerseiAnib 1T nod lanse nidt
pOIIitdnbis.
Su Gartpn6aIe brannte am
Sonntae 4benb Der Brennan GobIsns
BREEDER nieber. Dor etipa einem Sabre
ivurbe an berielben SteIle elm anoerer
BREEDER bur4 Seuer serit6rt.
: Die Grbsiter bon Sones & Sburt,
Iiff in Winton, bic glnfangs Sanuar bic
gIrbeit nieberleBten, Iei6en an ben moths
ipsnbisiten 2ebensbebiirfnihen 9lotb.
= @ebrdber Bed berIieren burd bos
glieberbrennen ibrer Senlterrabmenfabs
rif in Yedbille $4,000. Die 8eriids
eruns mar einise Gage Dor benz sseuer
ausseIaufsn unb nidt erneuert iporben.
: 9as @obnbaus bon Scbn Gb.
iparbs in SIppbant, an Sones StraBe
selesen, ipurbe am SreitaS MOrsen um
5 ltbr Elm Haub Der SIammen.
= GinunbbierSis @rubenarbeiter er.
hoben borise @c&e 9laee sesen gbiuarb
9olpb bon Binton ipeeen ritdftdnbigen
9Dbnen. Die SADIE iDurbe ipdter eiits
lid beiseIest.
So 9SeIsmiiben unS 8eI,beidbe in
8rOipn'S See Sibe.