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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17
The ParlOr of Our Fathers,

The following description of the fur
nishlng OF a room century ago is
taken from one of the recently reprint
ed stories of Edmund Quincy:
The walls were panelled in oak, with
a gilt molding, now a little tarnished.
Between the Two windows opposite was
a large mirror framed in mahogany,
with gild sconces for light. Under it
was Il table covered with rich Turkey
rug, which was well piled with books
and papers, and beneath which ap-
peared couple of small globes. The
closed window shutters were well nigh
concealed, as well as the high window
seats of oak, by the depending folds of
the crimson damask curtains. Between
the two windows on my right hand
was a card-table of mahogany. black
with time. clasping heavy balls in its
clawed feet.
On the side of the room opposite to
the card-table was a most luxurious
easy-chair-a fit cradle for declining
age-aud foot-stool, both covered
with chintz, protecting the crimson
damask, which on occasions of impor-
tance was revealed TO match the cur
tains. In the nook on the side of the
fireplace, answering 10 the door by
which l entered was a secretary, its
luoking-glass doors opening over what
seemed to be a chest of drawers, but
which, when drawn out, formed a writ
ing desk with pigeon holes innumerabe.
Above the looking-glass doors were
three smaller drawers, the inner one
with fiuted rays diverging from the
middle of its lowest side TO its edges;
tine whole crowned by sort of pyra-
midal pediment, the polished wood re-
flecting the surrounding objects like
marble, and the brass handles glisten-
ing like gold.
A thick Turkey carpet covered the
floor, and a sufficient number of in
viting chairs, with carved frames and
well-stuffed seats, expanded their arms
to welcome the weary guest. 1t may
readily be conceived that took in this
inventory in less than tithe of the
time it has taken to recount it, and had
again returned to the blazing hearth.
The chimney was one of those which
men built when the forests grew up to
their very doors, and it was their am
bitiou to consume them as rapidly as
possible. The fireplace was encircled
with my favorite Dutch tiles and sur
mounted by capacious mantelpiece,
which, as well as the panels over it,
was covered with particular care.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17
They Wouldn't Stand That in Ohio.

81 guess my notions about things
are too hifalutin' to suit most people"
remarked a sad-eyed passenger. 81
have been running a country paper
down in Ohio, but didn't get along
very well. The young men kicked
when l refused to describe dog-fghts,
the old settlers sort of went back on
me when l failed to write column
obituary of every one of their number
who happened to die, the women lost
faith in me when neglected to chron-
icle the visiting movements of every
female who went out OF town for a
day or two, and the business men
growled because didn't write q two
stick puff whenever one of 'em put up
a new awning or painted his horse
barn. But the climax caught me last
week. We had a town election, and
our party elected the street comission-
er aud two councilmen, and when my
readers looked in the paper for the
news of their glorious victory and
didu't find rooster two columns wide,
with We Met the Enemy, aud He is
Ours on streamer flowing from his
gills, they called a mass meeting of my
creditors and sent two cOnstables
around with the bills. Now, I'm on
my way out West to look for q JOB. All
have left of that printing Office is sew
en- em quads, and I've got. 'em right
here, and IN jeff you to see who pays
for the drinks. - Chicago Herald Tram
ia H.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17
schoolgirl not out of bibs yet, 1 sup
pose? A nice pair you are!''
His listeners stood speecbless.

schoolgirl not out of bibs yet, / sup
pose? A nice pair you are!'
His listeners stood speecbless.
'.Did you-overhear usp" murmured
bud, at last finding his voice with an
effort.
mot word, sir-not a wordi" said
Mr.. Dodson coolly.
''9our lie a clairvoyant, then" ejacu-
lated tho young man, half believing it.
Mr.. Dodson laughed again, in eyi-
dent enjoyment OF their confusion.
And you were afraid to tell me,
ehP" said he. You were going to de-
ceive a poor helpless old mIn?"
mo, no! said Dud iu weak protes-
tation.
But Aunie's face expressed only a
growing wonder.
How did you know, Uncle Dod-
son?" she said, bcseechingly.
For answer, Mr.. Dodson took I'D the
hand-mirror-Anuie's birthday present
from its satin-lined case, held it be-
fore his eyes, and motioned the two to
look into it
1t reelected, with wonderful distinct
ness, the entire rear of the room, in
cluding the chairs in which they had
sat.
when L saw you, my DEAR" said
MIR. Dodson, looking up with twinkling
eyes into Annie's astonished face
''when l saw you exhibiting a diamond
ring which appeared to be a recent
acquisition, and bringing up the album
to show-well, let us say old Mrs.
Presley's picture-and when saw you,
sir, whipping ont an absurd little tin
type and actually talking about it as
though it were something worth look
ing at drew my own conclusion"
You aren't angry, dear Uncle Dod
sonP" said Annie timidly, q queer
mixture of relief and apprehension in
her face.
''But am." said Mr.. Dodson. with
a smile which refuted his words, land
l think l shall leave my money to
well, say to a Home for Destitute
Dogs. Neither of you deserve itr
"But neither of lis want it," said
Annie tenderly. You'll enjoy it your
self for long time yet"
Dud echoed her words.
II suppose l shall divide it equally
between you." said MIR. Dodson mus
ingly, ''but you don t deserve itr'
MIR. Dodson was the liveliest of the
gay gathering at Annie's wedding. a
few months later.
He gave away the bride; he made a
stirring speech. and he led quadrille.
But his words of congratulation to
young Mrs. Candy were u puzzle to the
bystanders:
You owe it all to the hand-mirror,
my dear!'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17
Business Cards.

J. III. DUSSELL,
A TTORNEY AT Law, Counsel in
IA Engiish and German, Oficc over FIath's
Hfothing store. Phenix Block, Ravenna,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17
TO PERSONS
HAVING
Property to SGl:Re1t
THAT Wish TO PURCHASE.

A better time to secure home in Rayenna
village than the present will never occur
Property Is cheaper than it ever win be again
acant Lots arc cheap, ma terIal is cheap, laboi
is cheap. and money plenty at tair rates
The laborlng man shonlu secure q home and
save rent. and the well-tu- do should save mon
eV by purchasing une residence at much less
than the cost of building.
A pleasant home ON Walnut, near Main st
Centrally located near the business part of the
town: very desirable to q person doing bust
ness in the village. In first class repair Terms
easy.
A fine residence, new barn, good fruit. alley
in rear, location first class, on East Main St
Price low and terms easy.
$50 feet vacant land ON west side Sycamore
st., will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
One of the most valuable pieces of property
in the village; corner of Spruce and Park >.s
Only one square from EtDa House Block The
only rare bargain SO near the en- 'er of the vii
lage. Purchasers should look at this property
A PLEASANT HOME-New House-Terms
easy. at $3.50. Page street
A SPLENDID PLACE, North Day Street
Very cheap. Terms essv.
FINE HOUSE AN d LOT, South Sycamore
parts or the city, at very low prices.
A GOOD HOUSE and Barn, large lot, Fruit
sc. Terms to suit. son
A RARE CHANCE to purchase good house.
| all in first class order. Pratt street.
AVAILABLE PROPERTY, corner of Cedar
and Elm streets. Large lot Very cheap
| IS VACANT LOTS in Tappan's Addition,
at prices from, Sass to $25n, in q very desirable
location, one of the hnest buildings in town
being erected on same property.
II ACRES, good House and Barn. plenty OF
| Fruit One mile from town.
OTHER Farm Property for sale.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17

extoiling the productiyeness of their
native provinces AT Bordeaux" /"
said The former, you drop a match in
a field; next year you will see a for
estr' 'At Marseiiles," rejoined the
other, you drop a brace button; a
week after you have q rcady-made pair
of trousers" i"-ALmanaeh IltNstrS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17

o. p. SPERRA,
Attorney as Law. once in Wheeier's
building, Main st.. kavennS. oeo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17

Writ Walton runs newspaper at
Clay Center, Kan, leads brass band,
manages base ball club, and runs the
fastest team Of horses ip the staIa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-17

Owners of faded plush goods can
brighten them up by sponging them
with chioroform.
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glns bem oberen 2bare.

-Sn Der Sermpn 9eds SO. A su
Yricebille ipuroe an bprlebten 9ienitae
Der 2aeel6bner Wtidael 2eipells unter
elmer DtaHe bon Selsseitein beSraben
uno 9et6otet. Der 8erun9lldte bins
terldbt eine g9ittipe unb 9inb.
= Sn sinem bon IA Mannern, 2
5rauen uno 2 9inbsrn beipobnten SIos
iuadenfoitbauie in Sermpn brad pors
lebten Dienitas 9lbeno Elm Seusr aus,
ipel9es 70 raf9e Sorti6ritte iaadte,
oab bic SnIailen faum bas nadte 2es
ben retten fpnnten, bem 9pftpirtb pers
brannten iasar $3.50 in @eIo. Die
nsusesriinctle GrpituI S9Iau6 Cons
panic fonnte ipenis Sdlfe Ieiten, ba
tsin @uiieritcd in per 9ldbe mar.
= Die Msbser ben @arbOnbaIe bas
ben ben SIeii6perfauf per @asen Gins
9eiteat.
= Cine 9lnsabl SduIie sofen ain
Montas am bslIeE Gage auf em bon
SIOipaden beipobntes Saus in Mintpn
&obIen6I uno Ieeten Seusr an. Die
Sniaiieu floben in Gobesunslt, bod
iuurbe bos 5euer bon Ystsr 8urfe sss
lBi@t, ebe sS erUbsn S9absn anridb.
tete.
-Ssrr s. q. %egaa, Generals
Isent Der grie GiIenbabn in San
6ranciseo, Sal, beridtet, baB er nit
ben berrliden GisenI6aften bes bes
riibmten ct. SufObS OeIs segen 8beus
matismus befannt sspor6en iei unb
empiisblt eS bersIi9. SinfSis GentS
bic 6laihe.
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Die ssier ses A. Gull.

aancnenbpnner, SampIpfeifsn unb
@IOdenseldute iperoen idpn in aIIer
Sriibe ben 8spobnern bon scranton
unb 1lmeesen6 uufiineiaen, bab' Der
rierte Suli anssbruden 1T unb beuer in
alter elOrrsi9er Mcife sefeiert ipirb.
Gs iino nun DOIIe elf Sabre, felt feline
bFentIide Seicr mebr ituttfaRb, unb
man 6arf es baber ben Serantonern
feinesfpeeS berareen, ipenn 1ie baS 8es
bdrfniB fiiblen, iid tpieoer einmaI or'
bentlih auSSutoben. gtn 0elb unb
umF6tieen arrangements fcbIt es
nidt unb ipenn Der Wstterma6sr uns
Elm sndbises &neeii6t seiet, 70 ipirb
scranton cine srbbere @eni9enmense
am 8ierten bier ieben, ais nod ie gus
Dor.
Die 8orbereitunsen sur Seier beS
bisrten SuIi ndbern iid ibrem GnOe unb
mir seben na6tebenb cine lleberii6t
bsHen, mas setban ipuroe:
SIR sll00 Seuernerte ipur6en anses
ibafft, iueIde am Ibenb abeebrennt
iperben.
Der sl9tbare George 80. Sebee bon
gleip Ocrf ipirb bic SSeItrebe balteu.
Das l3. Reeiment ipirb in boiler
Siarfe ausriiden, aud erpartet man
beridiebene Militdrprsaniiationsn bon
9lusmdrts sur GbeiInabme an BEN
Prsiserersiren.
Niit allen Giienbabnen iinb ;ufrisSen'
nelIeube arrangements fir bic 8efDrs
beriins bon Sefu6ern eemadt porben.
9aS SeuerSepartement betbeiIiet Ii9
ppllSdbIi9 an Der Yarabe.
Die lammtliden Gomites bieIten am
Wontas glbenb ipieStr cine SiBuns.
9eleeaten sablreider @eIenlbaften
iparen eridieHen un6 berii6erten bic
9bsilnabme ibrer Orsaniiaticnen Bel
Der Yarabe. 9lud bas WlilitGr une
Seusrbspartsment riiden bouSdblig aus
| Der nmSug Der YbantaIten perlpridt ir
sabIrsi6 su ipsrbsn, Sab man baItir bsr
NadmittaB anieben mubte.
| Col. 8ipple 1T @hefmari6aa uno bai
bas Redt, feline 9liiiiteuten su ernen'
men.
| Die Scranion Stabl Gompanie bsrr
ipri9t 400 Mann our Baraee su itsIr
len.
Die ga6mittass. 6sitrsben Irerbsn il
per Nrmorp abssbaIten.
Die paraee Der gbantafsn bssinn
Radmittass UNI $3.50.
Der llmsus 1T in ncun 9ipiIiOnsi
sineetbeiIt.
8sim Nufpuben un6 9uridten bpl
@aesn iDIlte ni6t perssRen ipereen
bab bic 3eleerapbs une SsIspbonSrabt
bier iebr niSeris banSen.
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Scranton, 9a,

Die Gage Der SaIpation Grmee
iinb iebenfaIlS sesabIt, benn ipenn irs
senb Gttpas oa3u sebient bat, ben 2eus
ten bic glussn iibsr bas @eIinbel su
bffnen, 70 iparen es Die umsiiee BON
Nipntag. g9er bic 8anbe aniab
unb ben beiOnbsren 8fped bes 1lmsu'
0es ni6t fannie, mubte unipiltiirs
lid sIauben. bab ireenb Elm 9udtbaus
ben SniaHen bic 9bOre sebffnet uuo iie
auseeipien babe. Inter benz S6ubs
manteI Der gtslision ioIte bas @eiins
bel nidt Idnser itsben, benn es treibt
nur SpOtt unb Spbn nit benz giamsn
@ottes.
r gDir f5nnen Der eben auseinanber
eeeansenen Staatseeiebecbuns tein
srObes Sob iinsen, ober iie bat bod
ipenisitens elm @eisb paiiirt, faS
alIieitiee Nnerfennuns psrbient unb bonn
@Oupsrnbr aud prompt unter;eidnet
ipurbe. Sc iIt hieS Elm Seiraibss2is
aensseieb, ipie iolde bereitS in pieIen
Stoaten Der Union beiteben. Bonn
ndditen eritsn Oitober an barf nemlid
fein 9rebiser, 9lIbermann, Sriebenss
ridter ooer anoere Stanbesperion elm
8rautpaar trauen, ipenn bafelbe ni6t
cine bonn S6reibsr beS @aiieneeridtes
beS betreffenben Counties ausseItsIte
2isens aubuipsiien bat. Daiuioerbans
beInSe psrfaIsn in cine Strafe bon
s100.-9ie MbIidt beS @eiebes III aus
nddit, boreilise Seiratben mad &rdf.
ten Su SereiteIn, bessleiden aud,
bic iosenannten 9inberbeiratben ;
ferner tpirb burd bas nsue Geieb elm
seri9tIi6es 8erjsidniB auer Srauun.
gen ermbslidt. SIN Suterehe Der
NcraI, SittIi9fsit unb Seilieteit bss
SamilienIebenS besriibea mir baS @es
fsb aIs cine ipObItbdtise Neueruns.
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Don Der saSfeite.

Souls 2enSer, Gin Barber, Der Idon
einise 9eit an einem SersiibeI lit, fam
am 9ienitas Na6mittas mad bem Bar.
bierseiddft BON RsinbOIo Sifcffsti unb
lieb lid raIieren. gluf bic an ibn ers
sanscne 5raee erfldrte er, iid bes bsiten
8ublbeiinoens su erfreuen. @r fab am
GiIhe, nit Dem 2eien elmer 3eituns bes
ihdftist, ais er pI6bIi9 borniiber ianf.
Der iofort serufene Or. aolb erfl6rte
iece SiiIfe fir berseblid un6 2enbsr
perIdieb mad ipenisen Minuten. Der
8eritorbene mar eebpren am l. Wloi
1864 in S6bnbers, D. q. gleuenbure,
@drttembere, unb mar felt Wlai 1883
in 9lmerita. 1aS 8esrdbnib III Don.
nsrltas Nadmittas eeeen llbr bon
her @ubnuns ieines OnteIs sSobn Sdu.
nader, 725 9litiston glbenue, aus, unS
es iuereen ilG bic Sdnssrrunbe unb
ter S&mabenUersin Saran bsibsilisen.
Die bon ben SCRANTON StabIperfsn
ausseTdloHenen slrbsiter ipereen am
Is. SuIi elm pic 9lic in benz GentraI
Part abhaIten.
Charles SampeI, Dec befannte pitts.
ton Gpenue Grocer. 1T bes SunsseIeIs
IenIebens iiberSriiiiis seiporScn, Bat iid
unter ben 2D6tern Der Radbarfdaft
I'm Elm Gbeipeib umssiebsn uno ais IoIs
@ss am 9pnnerftaa glbenb 2ibbis Boss
lsp bsimsefabrt. Mir iuiini9su Slid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-02

am Srsitas. Die gtniIase Ieitst Der
DiitriftanpoIt, unteritiibt bon SOiepb
O'Srien; RE @ertbsibiser bes 9lnees
tIasten iinb S. SO. @anher, s. S.
6ibiimmons unb 6. 6. Neipeomb.
glabe3u ben san;en Sag nabm bic gIuS'
ipabI Der @eidiuorenen in 9tnipruh (;
Giner mad bem Nnoeren ipuroe aufees
rufen un6 elmer idarfen Examination
unteriucrfen; enoIih mar bic gtnsabI Der
regeImdbieen @efdipUrenen erfdbpft
unb es ipurben GrfasIeute aus ber Gus
i9auermen6e eesoeen. Die 8erbanbs
lungen famen am Samitag Nbeno su
Gnbe unb bic @ef6iporenen Sosen fid
aur 9eraibune surid. Na6bem iie bis
gum Dienitas Wloreen beilammen ipas
rem, obne ii9 einieen su tOnnen, ipurben
iie entIaTen. Wlunlep ipir6 Jest scsen
Sdrei&aft in Sreibeit seiebt iperben.
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= gs beibt, aaiier ggiIbeIm iei 70
binfdlig, baB iein Gnbe is6en Tae srs
ipartst iuerSen tonne.
= 0ur6 cine Gtidluft. GrbIoiion in
elnem SObIenbersiperfe in DubpeiIer
(bei Saarbriifen) am 26. Stunt bsrIp.
rem a9bsbn 9ersIeuts ibr 2sbsn.
= Das 9te Sdnserfeit bes giOnier
Sdn9erbun6es tpurbe am %. Stunt in
Sineoln, 9ebr., sr5ifnet. 500 Sdnaer
nnbmen an bemfeIben Ibeil; iiber elm
Dubeno MuiifeOrps un6 aeeen 5000
fremee @dite brahten Elm auBeraeipSbns
liU re8es 2eben in bic Siabt. 9as
5sit iOate fiinf Gage bausrn.
-@. 81. = geie mir aebBrt baben
bait Ou Dir ben Masen Bel benz Iebten
5eiteHen eans eeb5ris berborben. @es
brau9e Or. Iuauit aBnis's Samburaer
Tropfen nnb Ou ipirit in einieen 1aSen
ipieberberseitsIlt fein.-@. &.
-Gnnoneirt I'M ,@o5enbIatt".
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9I6tuna, ibr Santtm!

SD bin am eriten 9IpriI nad benz
@eiddftslotaIe go. 4l6 2adaipanna
9lpenue umseSosen unb iperbe bort fets
einen blbfdeu 8orratb eIesanter unb
brau4barer Yubipaaren borrdtbi9 baIs
ten. Gbenio ale fir Siidersien nbibi.
gen Materialen.
Stamping na9 berbsHerter MstboSe
beioret. 15,3m
SRI. M. g. Sapenpcrt.
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gsapne @pnntp.

-Sdeusr unO anSsre 9(uBensebauSe
6eS George Nartin in Damascus
1oiunibip serietben borIebtsn Sonntag
Wlcrsen UNI 8 llbr in Srano uno iuurs
ben trob BEN InitrenSunsen her Nads
barn serit6rt.
= Senrp Dur bon SonssbaIe, Bel
bem's I'M Oberitlb6en ni6t ridtie i1t
unb Der i9On friiber im DanpiGe sSrrens
bauIe mar, IabOrirts unter Der ginbiIbs
uns, OaB 9err 4fr. 0aEeI feline
(9ur's) betaete Srau beberberge unS
bei6Iob am pprIeBten Wiontas, Jpn sl
t6bten. Gr bepnffnete iidb nit einem
Oleher, ain9 nad Der 8Obnung bon
Yfr. Daiiel unb ipiirbe pbne 8weifeI
feinen gIan ausSufIbren bsrfudt baben,
ipdre CT ni4t bon ben 8oIi3iIten Staff
uno @pbeI baran berbinbert iporoen.
Sic bradten ibn mad beltissm g9ieers
itanoe in bas @efansniB.
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ASorflcili =:

Cas- ziisfn far Eel t,sartistn salsa tsisrs
fe!s sst.laii: cine Geiis tfipiglt zine ielfs ctf
fallis, suHi. tss ter Seilft faTatsE eFitanrl
Glf garRsa Usn rippeiit nas refuriads %, eab
fsr asr5fr Oh clsiidI Suiilnf:iti ieWts sife ter
1criiG,e g9tYfutis auJ hte Wetoaruaasor5aHt
Il. eieaeimabtaf.ii bes GtHBIdaneo bssests
eefatsi. aiEsis 25 6is. ~ ggatraD St., H.V.
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Or. 9. g. Mnmann,
0epriftsr
beatlder aratM. 0e6nrtsbeIfer.

office. Sm Saui' oes Serrn MidaeI
Millsr. 30. 430 geoar apenue. H. aRnro. 80
Offieeftinben TO Worgens 1872 Mit.
dgs uno 6-S Abeuos.
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9ns!'s e1aars iSsrtanasmltlel.

EraHes q - re. siayis5aar tuTdp eint etassse
s5s-licstirn Glsies Eefstaiilitl9 ta gldr;tnf,5
ca u1-t pe rentel- Is RtgIt dui her Sisle, clae
Eaiarli4e fietfe rsriahguo. e9ei apct5sittn u
kasen, cher atseu CmrfiHJ psa s 1 peI etfrss rers
fans. cfnes; - 9egrFap Sl,y tielp Detf.
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H9- @rcBe GusuabI in Sriibiabrss
Sdten uno 9appen, SemSen, Salsbins
ben, Sdirme, SpasierftBde ;u biaieften
greiien, BEL @bas. .. 9isuifer, 52s
2adaiuanna 9penue.
BA- 8roipn's See Sibe lit Saupt,
quarter fir 8oifer, Sanotuiden, etc.
s@- Bette ipOusne unb baumipOGene
Stridsurne, nntertleiber, gtrbeitsfIeis
Der, iiberbaupt ale in msin Sad eebDs
riee artifeI ;u billiSitsn 9reiien, bsi
@bas. .. 9leuffer, 528 2ada. apenue,
s@- Nieber nie6er nit boben
Preiien bel bieIen 9siten.
gleitIeton's S6ub emporium nebsn
6em MpOmin8 Sauie i'm @tOben unh
8leinen.
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0as 2hal abtpdrts.

= Nabe Der rotben Bride BEL Sabs
lorpiHe ertranf an Wlittipo9 Der SIos
iuade Dlife 9ouIbei9er ais er in benz
2adaipanna baoete unb benz ,,tiefen
9o4e" au nabe fam. glae Wieberbes
lebun8speriu4e iparsn bersebens.
: Der SaIpationbumbus Bat in
SaplUrpiae eriinbIid ausseipielt un6
es iinb nur tpeniBe 9etreue in ben
&eiben berbIieben.
$. @rumbelbein, nabe Der SibIsp
@rubs tpObnbaft, 1T leb!e Wo6e nab
Oeutf4Ianb absecampft..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-02
GcrihtliAes.

Osorse 2pripitb, bss IOrSes an Ieis
nem qanbsmanne in OIppbant anses
iIast, betanHts ii@ am DOnneritas Der
IbOiuns i6ulois.
Der prOseb eeeen SbomaS RunIsp,
tpeIder ipdbrenb eines Streites in Der
9neipe bon Sobn 2ariin in @r6baIo
ben SObn NOrrOip srmpreste, besann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-02
StaStratb.

Der Common council bisIt Mcntas
9Ibenb cine reseImdbiSe Sibuns, in
ipeI6er meiitens &outineeeiddite cries
biet tpurben.
Sranf NObIins erbielt ben Gontratt
gum 9lnitreiden Der 2adaipanna 9lpeuus
Bride fur s2l9.49.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-02
elite SeutIdler grieie.
Scramtpm NNarfts8erid,t.

BodeniIidl torriairt bon q. 2. @iomaBsr,
$50 Qadnuonna 0lpenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-10
TRIBUNE LOcNL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. 10-l a. m.-The storm center
moved eastward over the Lakes and NewEn gland yes
terday causing rains in those districts and the Middle
Atlantic States. Heavy local showers also re-
ported from the Gulf states, TO which cool from
the North extended Another marked baromeric depres
sion has the Rocky Mountains into Montana,
and attended with summer temperatures. The move
ment OF the barometer here downward until p.
m. and then upward Cloudncss with Ola inch OF rain
followed in the afternoon by clearing weather. Tho
temperature ranged Go and $40, the
C4lz1 Deug 7lso lower than on tho corresponding
day last year ana al higher than on Tuesday
Cooler, fair partly cloudy weather may be expected
in this city aud vicinity to-day slightly warmer, Fir
weather, Friday stlll warmer weather Saturday and
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-10
OBITUARY. NOTES.

E,ru. Ne. Sept. O.-Benjamin L. Packard. age hfty
dve a prominent ship builder aud ship owner ana
su,eriutcndcnt OF the NewEngand ship Building Com
p,nv and of the firm of GOss. sawyer Packard, died
iiis AFTERNOON after u short illness.
srNnrrY Peuu Sept. 0.-Sebastan Boughner died
here Yesterday age ninety. lie was soldier IN the
war Of 1872 and was at Luudys Lane and the capture
OF Fort Erie.
Robert A. Corbott who died suddenly of apopexy at a
boarding house m Forty-scycnth st. on Monday, was
ycu known for many years prosperous lawyer bat
r sto mad boon engaged in specuations which are sup
nosad ~ have turned out unfortunately and to nave
fastened his death. He was an influential member OF
Tho T0rnty-uintn street Reformed Church Tor some
limo lie leaves large family, lone or whom was
rifb him WHOM he died. The funeral VIII be held NJ >
ony I'm tho Reformed Church At tiIth-ave ana lOrt!
elghth-st ~.
Troy Sept. . (SpeedD-Jon f. Porter lsadihs
OF the Rensselaer, County bar yccpresident Oh
the Commercial Telephone Company, died last night ~
b fathers home ia Quecche. VI Mr. Porter was born
n oueeche about nifty years ago. ana was soA OF John
porter who for thiryayc years has been judge OF inc
prohnte Court OF windsor County, W. lie was s1uur,
atcd from Dartmouth College. A vile ana one chi"
HIM.