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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

Registration. The work of record
ing the names of qualified voters bith-
erto disqualified or unregistered, ad
hitting by and issuing transfers, and
striking off the names of persons re-
moved or dead, will begin throughout
the State at s O'Clock Tuesday morning
next, Sth inst, and continue each day
until 7 o'clock, Saturday evening, 18th
snst,
In f'rostbnrg the Offices will be in
charge of John Chambers ii his store
on Main street, and John McCaughan
at johnson Bros lumber office on
Bowery. The former IS registrar for
District No. II, the latter for No. IL.
Every person not hitherto registered
who is or will be entitled to . yota on
election day, Nov. Sd, next, by reason
of sufficient age or length of residence,
should apply to the officer of the dis
trict in which he resides and have his
name entered on the books.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

The outlook of the iron trade at
Pittsburg is said to be more favorable
than for many years. Orders are
rapidly increasing and many mills
are running on double tune. The
only drawback is the strike among
the nailers, which does not appear to
be near an amicable settlement.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05
years upward Of $4,000 lives have
been lost, giving an average Of more
than 1900 a year.

THERE are still severa, thousand
IDLE miners along the Monongahela
River. They may stay on strike for
some time yet if the convention so
decides.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

Big Stow Comtng.-C. H. Gauff,
advance agent, was here yesterday
arranging for an exhibition at Frost
burg, Monday, Sept. Dist. The Queens
country On. W Sc, ,;nr7 of recent date
says:
Frank A. Robbins circus was very cled-
liable affair. being one of thc best given here
and the parade was well gotten upald show.
ed OFF in good sty.e. The exhibition of eoues-
trianism by MIR. Charles W. Fish, who is
allowed 10 be the most agile and finished
holseman in the profession, was truly won
derful and elected much applause. "Pcte,' -
The elephant, showed to what degree of plo-
fciency these creatures can be trained. I'M
mense audiences were present.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Re'igious.-Rev. Z. G. Al!ard, pas
tor of the English Baptist church, will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05
CORRESPON DENCE
A REMEDY FOR THE "FLUX."

q BEACH ST., SALEM, Mass, Aug q, 1885.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
I learn that the people Of your town
are being visited by a disease which,
for want of a better nare, is called
"fux." I have a recipe-a copy of
which I herewith send you--that if
used promptly upon the first evidence
of any disorder of the bowels will be al
ways beneficial, and in most cases eff
fectual. The prescription was gotten
up in 1865, when the cholera visited
our country last, by board of the
foremost physicians of our seaboard
cities, as preventative of that dread
ed disease, and was first published by
the New York Saffron which paper
I clipped it, and, hence, it took the
name Of the ",Sm Cholera MIXTURE
1t will be seen from the ingredients
that the medicine is at once astringent,
stimulant, narcotic and tonic. In the
twenty years it has been in my pos.
session I have found this medicine a
most excellent one, aud gladly recon-
mend it to all who may be so unfortun-
ate as to need such remedy.
The recipe is as follows:
Tincture of Opium.
Red Pepper.
Rhubarb.
Peppermint.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

TWENTY county counties in Iowa,
fifty counties in Missouri, and half
the State of Kansas are underlaid by
coal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

JUDGE HOLLAND, appointed to fill
the vacancy on the bench IN the first
judicial circuit of Maryland caused
by the resignation of Judge Wilson,
was nominated for judge by the
Democratic convention at Cambridge,
Wednesday The convention had held
two sessions, and taken over 100 bal
lots.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

AN exchange says that the hard
times are caused IN this country by
too much brains. That education
has SO developed our people that each
one thinks that he is capable Of max
ing a living with his brains, rather
than his hands. Too mnch head
work and not enough hand work, has
brought us to our present condition.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

In England in coal mines alone
since 1861, over $4,000 lives hav
been lost, and during the last ten
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

REPORTS state that the opening of
the Sonora branch of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad has Won
deriully stimulated mining industries
along its line, and the products of the
mines are forming considerable por-
ton of its traffic. The construction
OF line from Hermosillo to the
northeast is projected. with the pur-
pose TO ultimately extend 1t to Paso
del Norte.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

THERE are evidences which prove
beyond il doubt that the Lake Sit
perior country is destined 10 heco,!e
one Of the most important mineral
regions Of the world. Nature, us far
as her gifts have been broughtto light,
evidently gave with lavish hand 10
this favored section, the extent and
variety OF whose RESOURCES have never
been appreciated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05
Mix equal pal IS.

Dose for adult under ordinary cir,
cumstances is one teaspoonful, repeat
ed every three hours until relieved.
To children (not sucking, for to such
it is not recommended from 3 to Is
drops, according to age, will be SUI
ficient; it being always remembered
that in every five drops of the mixture
there is always one drop of opium.
Without pretending to know, Of
coulse, what the cause of your malady
is, if it were to visit a town or city in
Massachusetts,, our attention would be
Immediately directed to our water sup
ply and it is not improbable that
your people would find some of the
causes that produce the peculiar
disease that afflicts you in your water
supply. Who that does not remember
Plymouth, Pa. ?
NJ. A. CHAMBERS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

GoLD-BEARING quartz has been
discovered in Michigan by Pits
burg firm which is working an iron
interest there. Whether the finds
will be numerous enough to make
the state a new Ell Dorado remains
TO be seen. Michigan is blessed with
variety of natural resources, aud it
is not unlikely that among them is a
goodiy store of the precious metals.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

WITH regret we record the death
of the Golden Rajah of Travancore.
With joy we would next hear from
the other RACERS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

will, on the authority of the Times, be
visible in Cumberland as we'll as on the
Pacific Ocean.
That in the event of rain or cloudy
weather the moons grand aggregation
will not postpone the exhibition until
the next fair early morning.
That so far as optical illusions go
the JOURNAL, which is a paper fearless
ly indepe dent, will report a tie be-
tween this metropolis and Cumberland.
That filling alley sluices with ashes
does not drain them of filth nor nullify
the stink.
That local news is scarce.
That the little there is going is void
of sensation.
That the dearth of editorial topics
imposes painful strain on the scis-
sors of the diurnal writer.
That political reasons are upheaving
things not down in the calls for prima-
ries.
That few strange bedfellows forgot
to blow out the gas.
That the disciples of st. John will
not be permitted to assist in setting UP
candidates for either monops or anti.
monops.
That it would be hard to draw an
imaginary line between the political
virtues of Blaine democrats and Cleve.
land republicans.
That the katydidth it'll a thweet
thinger to the dudth who lispths.
That the time is not far distant when
the pleasures of pursuit will pale away
into fears that the nominee of the 9th.
err party will be elected.
That about the same time several
who did not arrive there, Eliza, will
feel that "the country is ruined, and
O, jedge, me heart is busted"
Inshallah!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

The gold miners of the Pacific
Coast have struck new fields in Idaho,
Montana and Oregon. Reports state
that men are at work for $50 miles
along the Snake river, and that new
fields are opened every day. A de-
rosit was recently found in a clay
bank at the mouth of Billingsly
Creek that yields from $40 to 800 a
day per man. Mines that were aban-
doned years ago in the Idaho Terri
tory have been reopened with good
prospects.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05
Notice tot he Public

MIR. J. c. WILSON is authorized to col
INl lect and receipt for me during my abb
sence, and debtors are requested to call and
pay him, as the books of F. c. Gross & Co.
must be closed. FREDERICK GROSS.
Aug Is
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-05

Changing Olcners'-Since our last
report the following transfers of real
estate have been filed in the clerks
Office:
w. f. Porter to John Bruce, two los on
Pratt street, West Piedmont, Nos and on
map oil sold town, 1925.
B. A. Richmond, trustee. to J. S. Jameson,
parcel of land containing 81 acres, near Bar
ton, consideration nominal.
Thomas Richardson to C. NJ. Graham and
Sarah Wright, lot of ground, Rart of walnut
Level" minerals reserved to Union mining
company, $3.50.
+. o. Z uce to w. w. Eruce, los and 6,
Pratt street, West Piedmont, So and other
conside. atoms.
Died-Friday, August 90, 1885, near
Mt. Savage, Miss HARRIET r. TRIM
BILE, daughter of Justice Noah Trim
BILE, of this place, aged about 25 years.
At Hoffman, Monday, August 81,
1885, Mr.. HUGH PHINTY.
At the residence of James G. Bar
nard, Homecoming, Md. Wednesday
evening, Sept. ., 1885, Mr. George W.
BARNARD, of Borden Shaft. Deceased
had been all his life cripple and dur
ing the last twelve years totally blind.
He was a great sufferer, but was al
ways blessed by the faithful care of
his brothers and attentions of his sis
tiers. Rev. ", t., Marshall preached
the funeral yesterday afternoon at the
M. E. Church, South. Interment ia
Aliegapy cemetery.
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q 9slaaenSc Seipeife

ttr Birfiamlsit spH Soltttitr's IRA
geHbitterem liue In @slfaA pen dratli.
ttn aitslrn ioris Ssn 9usniiitH scn pripat-
ptriOHtu, rsl&s ftiHsu @trtb bsi 8bumaiis-
musItietn erprcbt babfn, ssipibri uub srSf-
ftniliht porefn. Q9r alle trnnsn ten bart.
nddissn 9baraiitr bislss esibms unb Wanht
rou uns babtu ltintu StrbSngnibrplIfn 2lus-
gang, psnu IS has Snj angrif, bepbahtst.
StiHfn friftu anidatn ~ tpiteTlfttsn unb lie
,u pfrtitfIn. II tnbtr bic Snht btr aIuabtii.
DtHH man mad fiufr DurdndiIung S6mer.
stn in ben @tlsnifn ebtr Musfsln fiibIi, 70 bat
man tlrIahf has Sfranfommsn hes Rbenia-
iiemus gu ssipdrtigm. 9n iplHsm Sale pfrS
bann uno mann Gin UtinaIas rpli 6pItet.
ttr's WageHbtttertm ais Gin a,iaIi.
Gts gerbsueunssmitttl btfu.esu werSsm.
g9u tsm rdubsn Nsitsr aasaslsbt N. fubsi
IN hem Sitisrsm zine iusnI6Iias Sdnsrsbr
auh iif eitit Wssblu rim strIaElides WPiiteI
CUR abwsneuns nialariidr listsI unb ,ur lie.
brrinenns esr Essptplis, SartIeikiafsii. 9tr.
ptul6pdde unb lintbdiisisii esr gliutn unb
sr Slais: gtrfnGs lsiHs @irFuns unb iibn-
,suss DID isItf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-21
Gbelbcn s SOS 0Berfc fur
&erantcn aefi6ert.

Cine enibuIiaItii6e 8eriammIuns bUn
8lrgern, tpeI9e bic SubicriptipnsIiiten
fir bic eenannte Sabrif untersei1netsn,
fan6 am Donnerltaa Iben6 in bem
SaaIe Der SanoeIsbeb6rbe itatt. g9ils
liam Gonnea rief bic 9lnipeienben sur
Oronuns uno iddbte iib slidli9 ans
;sisen su fbnnsn, SaB Der GrfoIs bea
nnternebmens iiber ieben 3meifeI &C..
iidert iei; einise Der er6Beren Gorpors
ationen batten ii9 bsreit erfldrt, 9lftien
su nebmen (io bic .. & 8. 60. allein
s50,000), aber es Iieee i'm SntereHe
Der 8drser, bas begonnene 98erf aus
eigenen Wtitteln su bcllenben.
Sol. @ries foIete nit elmer Nnlprade.
Gr beit6tists i'm 9Iasemsinen, mas Der
8orrebner seiast, bod iei bic arbeiI
nod feinespees poIIenbet unb es feier
ipeitere Subicriptionsn n6tbis.
6. 8sdsr bon SadIOn, Widisan,
@m. 3. Smith, 8. Sd. 9smmerer, 6,
Q. Sturees, Or. Gbroop, @m. s.
Suslett unb glnbere foIsten. Ntebrers
Sauien6 Dollars ipur6en Iofort unters
seibnet uno man boffte baS llnter'
nebmen innerbaIb 3tpei TaSen Su Gnb,
Su brinsen.
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Nie ein,ios alebi,in auf Ser erSs

= Die einsiss MebiSin auf 6sr GrSe,
fpeIhe ienaIs nit SOlbenen Wleea'Ilsn
bebad,t tuurbe, lit Der beriibmte Sbmers
aenItiaer ct. Sufobs Del. Sn allen
2lpotbeten ;u baben.
No. Gin fsiner, serSumiser Stors,
Elm erober @aarenporratb unb nieorl9e
8reiie iodsn bic RaHen mad NettIeton'S
@pomins Sous S8ub'Store. SIN
Groten inb 9leinen.
= Sn Deltrei6s llnsarn ioa am
Gonntag, ben II. Wai, Elm fur4tbarer
SdneeIiurm seipltbet baben; piele
Meufhen ieien erfroren uno bic Saa'
ten int 9Iassmeinen aeritSrt tporben.
- Gs beiIt fiber. Gs sreift aue
Sdmersen iofort al uno entfernt iie.
ct. eafobs Del iuirtt masif9.
= Der grdIibent nOminirte AM
9onneritas GbarIeS .. Staples gum
Collector 6er SnIanbIeuern fiir ben
10. 9iItritt, an Steae bon @oparb 8.
Gbafe bon 98ilfesbarre, ipelder baS
9lnt sebn ober sipDlf Sabre befleioete.
Staples 1T bon Stroucsburs, Ylonroe
Gountb. unb perbanft feline Grnennuns
ieSenfals bem @onsrebmonn Sobn ..
Storm, bonn sIften Oiitritt.
nA- Sommeripaaren ieber gtrt in
unenbIi9sr 9luspabI, in 8rcpn'S Ses
9ipe.
Ser bartnddise 9ampf Ia ber
SlinOis 2ssislatur um has 8er. ct.
Senatoramt enoete am 9ienltag mil
bsr MabI bss 8epubIitansrs 2o8an.
ma. 9as 8ubnaarsnbepartement II
8rpipn's 3ee Sipe 1T bpaitdnoig uni
entbaIt bic mebernIten Siite fiir 6rauen
sSunsfrauen unb &iHoer.
H8~ sihbdte bon allen 5prmen uni
Shattirunseu, Ieidt unb i9iper, il
8rotpn's See 9ipe.
sS- Die Damen iinS freunSIi1it er
fudt, Sroipn's @loafSimmer ;u beiu
den.
= 8eaIeisentbums' llebsrtrasunsen
ipeI1e ipdbrenb Der persan8enen Wod
einestrassn ipurben uno Deutibe be
treffen:
Serunton, Got I'M 8Iod s3, Riser
ltraBe,-Gbariss TliI6 an @aipar 6ru
tiger, sl565.
0pbe Bari 4benue, cine 2ot,-9enr
@eorse 9oh an Tbcmas R. 9apii
$500.
9unmore, Tripps glbenue, cine 60
= 9lusuf auus an GbarIes q. 9artI
$1,000.
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grn @etersbura.

Srau Giismann babisr erbieIt Dor
einiaen Wlonaten sesen quite 9esablune
Elm 9ino in 8oa un6 gHege, SeGen
Serfunft foiueit unbefannt iit. Ssn
Nu9barn idien es felt einiser Belt, aIs
Oh bas 8inb uneebabrIi9 bernadIdiIiet
tpIrbc, aber eabin sisIenbe 8orteauns
gen ipurben bon Srau GiIsmam prompt
surldseipieien. S9lieBIi9 ipurbe ber
Wapor bena6ridtist, Der Die 9oIi,iiten
@prlib uno 8pan nit Der 9tnseIepens
belt betraute. 9ieie fanben bic Giie.
mann franf i'm Bette 'une bas 9inb
bon Sdmub iiarreue unb nit @eIdipii.
ren bebsdt. 9as 9ino tpurbe Der
@aiienbsimatb iiberssbsn, mo ss iid
Bel iOrsiamer 9Fese bOfentIi6 erboit.
= 9enrp Sabn. bon biefer @arb,
iuurbe am Sreitus auf bic glntIaee bon
0larp Sbeeban Dem gllb. @riabt Dor.
sefiibrt, iid bes @nsriffs uno Der
SdIdserei sesen bic 9ldgerin iduIbia
sema6t ;u baben. Der Maoiitrat
itellte Sabn unter 8irsi4aft.
= Die 9euiI9en BON Stabt unS
lm9esenb iOIlten ni9t perseiIen, Sab
am nd6fen Samitas Sas pic Sic Der
GrpituI @Ornet 9anS in @ablers @ars
ten ftattfinbst.
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aleiberbdnbler,
$erren.Stbneiber,
n,tb Sabrifanten,
400 unS 400 aadapanna 9tSenue
scranton, ga.
pebens.@ beruna .

1leber ben 9ortbeiI Der 2sbensperiis
deruns braudt man ipObI faum elm
g8prt su perIieren. QDie iid Der @e.
Iddftsmann une Sauseieentbilmer bur6
8erIi6eruns sesen ben 8erIuit i4tibt,
ben ein Seuer ibm 3ufii8en tDnnte, 10
pirb Der ppriidtise SamiIienpater bars
auf beba6t fein, burd bic Serausnabms
elmer Electromagnetic feline Samilie,
70 tpeit es in Ieiner Ma6t itebt, 9eBen
ausenbIidIibs gtotb unb Wlaneel su
idlben, ipenn ibnen Der @rndbrer pIDss
lid unb unertpartet bur6 ben Fob ees
raubt ipiirbs. g9dbreno ieiner 2ebens'
,eit Idbt ii6 bies aus bem grtraee oes
@eIddftes ober bonn 8erbienite Der 9lrs
belt tbun, nit benz Iobe bbren biele
SdIfsquslen auf uno cine 2ebenSberii'
derune alein fbiibt Dor Sor9en unb
9lotb. Nsbmen mir !. 3. an. elm Sas
WHITEWATER babe iih in suten 8eiten Elm
Gisentbum, elm Sein fur ii6 uno bic
Seinissn ansei6afft, bas ct termlniuelie
abbe,abIt ct ipiro franf unb iiirbt enos
lid; 9ranfbeit unb 9esrdbnibtolten
baben ben 8erSienit ober bic Griparniile
Der Iebtcren 8eit aufseSebrt, Der Grnabs
rer lit Der SamiIie seroubt baSu fommt
nod, oab in furser SriIt eine Iermins
aabIuns auf bas gieenibum fduig 1T.
g9ie cine 9iitiee See tritt iebt ber 9lsent
Der 8erIiderunss @eielidaft Su ben
SetrGbtsn unb flnbist ibnen an, baB
Der 8srIiorbene tppbltpeisli6 fir feline
2ieben seIcrst bur9 9lufnabme elmer
8erii6erunssppIice, unb sablt Der jas
Mile ie mad 1lmltSnoen bon $1,000 bis
,u $4,000 aus ;-Noib unb Wlan9eI iinb
beri&euHt unb bic SamiIie tann icr9ens
frei Der n6dten 3ufunft entee9enisben.
Seben mir uns unter ben iolioen Ses
bensperiiberungs @eieaidaften bes
2anbss um, 70 fdlt uns ais cine Der
belten bic beuti6e Germania See
bensberii&erunss @eieaidaft bon 9ieip
gorf ms gluse. Sps;iea empfeblens'
ipertbe @igenidaften ber @eieui6aft
iinb bic srobe 8orii6t BEL Der glnnabme
bon 8iIifos unb bic ipariame 8erwaIts
una bur6 er1iere iperben bic &erluIte
auf Sas ssrinsfe MiaB bsf6rantt uno
in 8erbinoune nit lebterer babur9 bic
idbrIi9en lleberiddiie, ipeIae bic
GrunbIase Der Siderbeit fir 8eriiderte
bieten, bebeutenb erb6bt. Die Mirf'
Iamteit Der @sIeai6aft umfabt bic bier
popuIdrhen 9ldne, nemIid y 2ebenss
IdnsIiGe 8erliberuns auf ben Sobess
faa y Neeomooationss s8erii6eruns I;
81 2ebenss unb 9lItsrss8erfderune (;
4) SnbuitrieIle 8eriiderune. 9ta4 els
mem am 10. Sanuar 1888 eefobten Ses
IdluHe bes 8eripaItunSsratbes iino ale
bon Der @eieaidaft auseeitellten 9oIi.
cen unanfe6tbar mad 9IbIauf bon brei
Sabren, ipenn bic Brdniien reselmdbis
be,abIt uno bic itipuIirten 8eibrdntuns
gen ipessn @Obnuns mb 8ei9aftisans
beobadtet fperben.
lin benz 2eIer einen 9eeriif bon eem
finan,ieaen Stano Der 8eieli9aft su
eeben, IaiIsn mir bier einen furSen 9tus'
aug aus benz 8eri9t fur 1884 foIBen:
giuatncmmtns prGmisn,..........$t, ,56l $3.50
3Hisn,..".......'...'''. o<o,'o1
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qus bem pberen xhaIe.

-SoIspb S6afer nebit Sruu bon
OIspbont baben ebenfals franSbfiden
MbIhieb Senommen unb cine 9lnsabI
Sreunoe sepreat, Die nun bas gla6Ies
ben baben.
= Die 8. & $. 60. Bat atpiiden
9ricebiae unb 9idion Gitp 8aupIabe
gum 8crfauf obseitsdt, bic reiBsnben
glbiab finben.
= Dem Sobn Sermpn fsin Dubenb
neue Sdufer in 9ricebiIIe iinb ppIIenbet
unb bereits bespgen.
= 2eben unb 1bdtisfeit berrI6en
in pricebias in 8eSu8 auf @arten, unb
SeloanpHansunsen. SduIter 0erees
alIein sebenft 25 8uf9sI 8artoffsIn ;u
pHanSen.
= 9aS SOIbatens Wonument, ipeI.
Dies ben bffentIi6en garf bon Carbon.
bale sieren iol. 1T baieIbIt anssfommsn
un6 tpirb am Deforationstaee NIT ent.
ipre6enben Geremonisn ein8etpsibt.
= Hobert Wiurrap tpurbe am Don.
neritae in bem Grie Sdadt, in Garbonr
bale, bur6 einen Sail bon SeIsseiteir
am aopfe unb anberen &6rpertbeiler
fhiper berlebt.
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Die Weftamt. eitnatipn. .

9oitmeiIter Connolly erbieIt am
Donneritas Mittus feline Gommiiiipn
unb nnbm 9lben6s I'M balb 8 nbr bon
benz 9lmte 8eiis. 9lm Sreitas MOrsen
nabm Se2ucp ben 8lub bon Sames u.
Suuer unb 0lc8une ben bon Sobn 8.
Suller elm. glm Samitas 9ia9mittas
ipurbe 8obert .. Sdimpff feinsr Steae
entbpben, na9bem er 16 Sabre ununs
terbrodsn in bem 9oitamt aneefellt
mar uno felt elmer 8eibe bon Sabren
sur poalten 3ufrieOenbeit bas Money
Order Departement peripaItete. glrdie
SartIep. elm friiber in benz 9oitamt
tbdtiSer iunser Wiann, bat SdimpH's
Steue erbaItsn.
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Nunlnler q.
6sSe Starter Wotisen.

- 8obert @iIes bon SO. 1905 prict
Strabe, elm @rubenmafdiniit ber .. 3
& 80. Co., ipurbe am Donneritag 8or'
mittas in Der SaIIitea6 @rube in 2ada'
ipanna 9oipnIbip bur9 9pblenfarrer
! iiberfabren unb setbbtet.
= Spbe Yart bat Bic iebt feline ee'
b5rise Drdnirune sebabt, aber bic 8Ip'
mouth epidemic i6eint bic bortisen
@runbbeIber auf bic @efahr aufmerfs
fam eemadt 3u baben, Der tie unipioers
ruflid entsesen eeben, ipenn iie I'D,
nidt seitig borieben. 8srm5se iciner
Gage IdBt ii6 in Sbbe 9art cine 9rai'
iirung Ieidt berItelIen.
= Staats unb Gountp Stsuer.@ol'
Ieftor Sobn Waener bon ber 15. Marb
madte am Wontas bel bem S6abmsis
fter feline erite Ginsablune bon $500.
= Dem @uit. SUB ipurbe am Sams
flag in bem 8riss'S Sdadt stpiiden
8cbIenfarren Elm Nrm Serqueti9t anb
9 sbro6en.
= Die @ittipe bes BERT. o. SO.
UtuHIfHIttlu etVtth UpttBS xopYS tult
Nntpeiiuns auf $4,000 2sbensoerii9ers
uns, ipelde ibr Mann Bel 2eb;eiten
berauseenommen.
SRI. 2iaie 1ampe, bon Gbeitnut
Sirabe, un6 Charles Canning, elm Ins
esitslter in Der 8. 8. & 94. So. Gars
penterperfItatte, ipuroen am Donners
flag 9lbenb getraut.
= Ser aIte GbarIes OleSius, ipeIs
der i9on Ianse an einem glusenlbeI
Isibet, tpir6 am nGdtsn Dienitas bon
grof. 5or bon philadelphia un6 Or.
GoIsate bon bier Operirt. SpffentIi9
Iduft 9taes sur 9ufriebenbeit ab.
= Die 9iahfrage na6 ben 70 beIiebs
ten Or. glusuit 85nie's Samburser
SamiIienmebiSinen in itetis i'm Gteisen
besriffen, beridtet Serr Souls Sautter,
glpotbeter al Der Souib PearI. unb
pIains Str, NIbanp, q. q.
B9 goOs & 9Opls, 234 0orb Main
gIbenue, - Giiens, 8le9s un6 MeHers
borrdtbis, Sass unb
ginri8tunssn unb Reparaturen
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stastratb.

Cine bertaste Sibuns bes Common
Councils fanb am Montds Gbenb itatt
gine 8uidrift bes Wapors in Be3ue
auf einen Bffentliden 9arf ipurbe abops
| tirt.
Ser Stabt GontroIIeur besipeifeIte, Of
er bas 8edt babe, Gnipeiiunsen fir
3uriideritattuns bon Steuern su tinters
;eidnen unb empfubL, bem 0eridt einen
9eitfan borsulesen. Dem Suitis Cos
mite unb Sta6tanipaIt :usetpiefen.
". $. Rambling, gBm. GonneG, q.
WcGann, 2eipiS YuBbe uno GbarleS
Slider ipurben bonn Dlapor ais garfs
fommi1dre npminirt un6 bic NneeIeeens
belt bsm 3uitdnbisen Gpmite iibereeben.
Die Sanitdtsbeb5rbe bate sesen bic
ipeitere 8enubuns bes StationsbauIeS
ginipenbuneen erbobsn, unb bic Sade
ipurbe an baS Goniite iiber bffentIi6e
@ebdube referirt.
Cine 8srorbnuns fiir bic Steuerums
Iase fir 1886 paiiirte erIte un6 3tpeite
2eluns. Gigentbum erifer &laIIe ioq
10 WliaS fit itdotiide 9tpede, 8 NtilIs
fir SntereFsn unb l Wlia fir ben TiIs
eunssfpnb bs3abIen; gisentbum sipeiter
8Iuiie ;abIt fir ftdbtifde 9pede 81
MilS, 2 DliaS fur SntereHen unb .
Mia fitr ben TiIsunssfon6; Gisentbum
Sritter 8laiis 5 Drills fir Sta6tspede,
II Mias fir SntereHen unb J Wlia fiir
ben 3ileunasfonb.
@el9dfte un6 YrpfsIiionen, bic in
8oritebenbem nidt eineei6IoHen iinb,
;ablen 10 Mias fir StabtSmede, 8
Drills fur Snterehen unb Dlia fir ben
TiIsuneSfonb.
200 purben fur bic gr6finuns unb
Iibeqiruns bon O=darbitrabe, in ben
IL. un6 IL. 99arbs, beipilIiet.
Die 8erprbnuns fir 8eripiIlisuneen
fir has nit benz 81. Mdrs 1886 enbenbe
SiseaIiabr paiIirte brittle 2efuns. Der
@efummtbetras 1T sl22, ,134.50.
9ta9 grlebisuns Ginger mebr cber
minber tpi@tisen 8outineseiddfte er'
foIste 8ertasuns.
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Sunmpre.

: @is bsr Republican" bebauptst,
ioa Scbn Soffmann bon Dunmors
3adri6t erbaIten baben, bob elm 6ss
ipinn bon $4,000 in Der Samburser
9otterie auf Elm bon ibm SebaIteneS
Zoos fiel.
- Der MetboSiitenprs6iser g. Sen.
ming 9oriep bon Dunmore purpe am
Sreitas auf bic anfIase psrbaftst uni
unter 8iir9l6oft eeItelIt, ben u. @,
0IopmfieIo perIsumoet au babsn.