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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

day would have been Judge See now.
The proof that Mr.. Seymour dis
not stand by See for all he was
worth, is furnished, the Farriers
say, in the fact that Mr.. See didn't
sget there" last Winter; and now
they propose to even the thing up by see
ing that Mr.. Seymour doesn't ''get there
next Winter. At firsyit was proposed to
run Horace II. Farrier in the coming open
primary against him. Horace is one of
the most popular men in the First district,
and it was conjectured that he would poll
the largest vote ever cast for a candidate
at q nominating convention. Captain Fred.
Farrier said to the TATTLER, however, that
Horace is not inclined to run and from
others it was learned that John w. Harri-
son, the Exchange Place stationer, would
be put on the ticket. II could have had
the nomination ten years ago." said Mr..
Harrison to an ipquisitive TATTLER yestei-
day, "but my business would not permit
to take it then, and for the same reason I
can't take it now" 1t is among the posi-
billties that Horace may yet be persuaded
to measure lances with Mr. Seymour. IF
he can't be, his brothers will no doubt find
some one else to run in the primary to de-
feat him. Mr.. j. r. Van Syckle, the
Montgomery street auctioneer, has had o
legislative ambition for many years that
has never yet been appeased. He is fully
as obnoxious to the Farriers as Seymour
but they may find it wise to give him lift
to accomplish their svowed design Of leav-
ing Seymour out in the cold.
Seymour says that he has no knowledge
of opposition to his denomination (; and
that if there is, he does not propose to let
it accomplish its ends. He is entitled to q
| ~.-.s- l. a 4
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

when that gem
tleman sought
t b 9 District
Court Judge
ship which AS
S Q m b ly m IN
Dayton so neat
~ capt d.
Mr.. See is a
First District
man ; AMI the
claim is boldly
set up that if
Mr.. Seymour
had stood by
See more last
winter the plain
Mr.. See of that
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

About $50 last evening as one of Rid
ley's delivery wagons was driving down the
hill on Communipaw avenue one of the
front wheels came off and the horse started
down hill with the bit between its teeth
The driver, William Dougherty, escaped
by jumping from his seat. His helper,
George Henry, in trying to throw himself
from the wagon, was kicked by the horse
and hurt. DR.. Murray attended him.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

For several weeks past some parties have
been passing counterfeit money upon the
business people of Hoboken. Last night
Officer Kaufman was on the outlook for
them. About 10 o'clock he noticed two
young men who were going around from
one place to another getting bills and
silver changed. and arrested them on sus-
picion. No counterfeit money was found
on them.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
EXPERIMENTATION staples successor.

The name of F. A. De Bremen is men
toned as the successor of superintendent
staples of the Payonia ferry. Mr.. De
Bremon has been Assistant superintendent
of the Pavonia ferry for some time. George
Pollock will probably have full charge of
the tug and barge department..
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
The .TcAdoo Coachiux Club.

At a meeting of the William McAdoo
Coaching Club, held last Tuesday evening
at the "rhree Bells, on Henderson street,
an excursion for Oct. 7th, to Rockcellar
Park, Gutenberg, was arranged, tweEty-
i've solid Democratic workers being pres
ent at the meeting. The meeting was con-
Guided by the election of James H. o Neill
us President, and Seneca Barker US Vice
President
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
New York RELIEF r.u5.

The Chamber of Commerce Charleston
Relief Committee, through Treasurer John
Crosby Brown, received subscriptions
amounting to So. 255, since 8 P. N. Friday
and mp to noon yesterday, making total of
$44, UT. The Stock Exchange total sub
scription now reaches s13,433, the Petro-
Tenn Exchange s1,757, and the Mechanics
and Traders S545.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
The First Baptist Y. p. A.

The anniversary of the Young Peoples
Association of the First Baptist Church will
take place in the church next Tuesday eve
ming. Among those who will assist in the
exercises are Miss Carrie Birdsall, of this
city, pianist; Mr.. Frank E. Cocks, of
Brooklyn, organist; the Orpheus Quartette,
of Brooklyn, and several others
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

John Gallagher, Of SO Belmont avenue,
had q row with woman on Montgomery
street last night. Charles w. Mcguire in
terfered to save the girl from harm, and
while the fight that followed was in pro-
gress Officer Brownell arrested both. The
woman lit out.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
To be Tried IN the o. :. cevr,..

Judge Knapp yesterday, on application
of ex-Judge Bedle, removed to the United
States Court for trial the suit brought by
County Physician Converse to recover
s25, 600 from the Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western for injuries the doctor sus-
tanned some time ago, when a train at
Snake Hill backed into his carriage.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
Al OId-fashloped fyIam.R.t,..

An oId-fsshioned clam-bake was much
enjoved by about fifty or more members Of
the Knights OF the Round Table, from this
city, At Rye, Westchester County. N. T..
last Monday afternoon, the party leaving
the Morris street dock on boart the steamer
w. Fletcher at 10 A. NJ
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

John Cunningham. age 81, residing on
King street. New York, was run over in
kxchange place by wagon driven by VIM.
Gormon last night and slightly injured.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

Sheriff Heintze has selected his Grand
Jury for the September term OF court, to
open on Tuesday next. Justice JOS. War
rem is foreman. Justice Knapp has re-
turned
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

James Price, son Of Henry Price, Treas-
urer of Weehawken. died Friday night.
Mr.. Price was Ia his SD year.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

Mrs. Della s. Parnell, moh r of John
Stewart Parnell, and Madame Janauschek
are at raylor's Hotel.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

Yesterday's CensrcssionaI Nominations.
Smedley Darlington, Rep, Sixth Penn
sylvania District.
F.. W. Ledergerber, Rep, Tenth Mis-
souri, District.
". !. Hurst, Rep, Tenth Kentucky
District.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

Van Houten Post, G.. A. B., nave con-
tributed $35 to the Cbarle'ton Relief Fund.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

! The will Of Joseph NJ. Brown, who died
recently leaving large estate, was admit
ted to probate in Surrogate O'Neill's office,
yesterday. The executors are ]. b. Burr,
E. i Brown end ex-Mayor Collins. Mr.
Barr, who is q journalist. is one Of the
heirs,
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SinSbcn &let6crbamS,
4l6 2adawanna gloenue.
Sulfe in Der 91ptb,

3ur GsribsiIuns bsS bon Der >, Grub"
8eiammeItcn SiIIisionbS fir Die 9lngr.
b6riBen Der in ben Diarpine imb iSair,
laipn ST bleniueltsn Serungliidten pur.
ben bon ben Serausssbsrn bes ssnam.
ten SIaiteS Wtopor 9tirple, Ciitrittan.
ipuIt Gtpares uno StaStibabmciIter
Jtuane sruomt; tie Ssrren iibernab,
men Die lilidt mo sritatteten eln
SamitaB Neridt. Die Smtsrbiebntn
tuorsn brejScbn lHittwen OSer SamiIisn.
bdupter unp fiinfunoOreibi8 9meer, su'
iammcu a6tunoOisrSig. Siinf rcr
Bittipcn blben gijemanc, her fir lie
iolaen lDnnte unS cine SsrlsIbtn 1T
nabsSu blinr. Sir eisie ipurScn Dor.
ne,uea $50 auf Die SGitc selest unb Der
9leit Der Summe eann unler Vile mad
Der &cpi;abl SIeidmGbiS bsribejIt.
Der BEN reipettipsn 98iitlpeu unS Sd=
milicn 5uiaacnbe gtntbeiI 1T iuie foI8t
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SCRANTON, Ya., 9Onnerftag, ben a. Noubr. 1886.

Staetruib G9arIcs 9leuIs bat Iein
neueS blbf6eS g8obnbous an Geear
Ipenue beSOseu.
Die an GlmItrobe fpobnente ;SamiIie
Gbmarb SabIer berlnr am Diittrpd Elm
Is Wonate aIteS SbbnIein burb ben
! COB, tveI6es bem 8iirseneeI Dipbtbe.
ritIs erla8. 9as Degrading Ianb Sam.
tag Na9mittnS mad benz pittston
Ipenue Sir6bofe itatt.
,.@enn Giner cine 9ieiIe tbut. 70 fann
ct 'paS ersabIen", bicfs Grfabrune Bat
aud Der 9rpaoOSS Wer6ani &. bon
9eSar Ipenue 9emabt, ipeIber am
0lenltd9 ber8an9ener 98ohe bod ,u
JioB na9 Der altcn NoHmiibIe iaote
iln Su SeiSen, bab er Elm feuri9es BferS
trelben.iD .iDnne. 9lber hem armen San.
eelSmanne fparb eS baIb aneit unb
bange Oh Der Spriinss, Die feline 3oIi.
mantle madte ; ie mebr er Sob" Idrie
oelto bptSbeiniBer fparb oas Gbier uno
bate ni6t eber 8ube, bis es iib bas
9slammte 0eidirr bonn 2eibe abaeriiien
bate. SSreuno g., Der gum Slid un.
oetleBt eapOn fam, idipbrt ater bod,
lno tbeuer, bab er in 9ufunit iuieSer
'elne 9ef6dfte 9lusndrts nit Sem
=, Sdsfst" unterm grm MAIDEN iuerbe.
sa~ $. S. 3iesIcr Bat tii5lid einen
leuen, ipeSiea fir ibn fabrisirten Sod.
'fen in ben Martt gebradt, Der ;uolei6
IeIdmadpca, bonn beiten RaterioI an.
Icierii8t unb bausrbaft 1T. Gr bei,t
'no badt out, bat eineu grosen Bad.
zen, SSsuerbebdIter unb 9li6pfanne,
en Oupler Seuerroit uub ipart 25
SrOlent SobIen. Brdft ben Diem, che
br einen aneern fault.
s3- SIN S6ubtOre Der @ebr. NiI6
n eeoaritr. finbet man bic belte99aare
. 1SS- 8ei8enipan's teriibmies Nlep.
RI 9a9sr uno 9aaantine's @rport
'Ier Ut INNER Su baben beim 5dbden
Der OuBen6 SIaidsn BEL 9Jiidael
Rtlsr, 434 unb 436 Geear 9lpenue
's5lei9en bic beiteu 8utiben unS
'lerNe su oerleiben. ollie 8ele(lun.
n8eu lei POit oNer IeIepbUn pilnItIi6
lS8efiibrt.
Sas- Gbas. Sdeu6'S StiefeI. unb
'dubseIbdft 1T nit ben beIten gDaa,
n rei9li9 periebsn unb bic greiic
no 10 nIeeri8, ipie irBenbipp in Der
'ta6t.
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Sas @ablrclultat

I'M Staate BennIpIpanisn 1T Elm Sieg
oeS repubIitanii1su SidetS init elmer
Nsbrbeit bon ssSen 10000 Stimmen,
unb aud bic 0eieBasbung ipir6 cine re-
publItdnii6e Mebrbeit baben.
Sn oieiem Diitritt iinS Iiter cripdbIt:
scranton fir Gon9reb unb @atres fir
ben Ssnnt.
Die 4rpbibitipniiten bon Scranion
erblelten fur ibr OeisBsebm8ss Sidst
UOn 400 bis 500 Stimmen.
Su @ipns Gountp III SaS oanSe re-
pubIIIaniite Sidst eripdbIt iuoreen.
Sn Ger Stubt @tip gOrt bat Sas
Sidet Der rereiniBtsn Gemotrateu ae
iis8t unS Ssiuitt 1T sum Mlagor CT.
ipdblt.
(9eBteS.)-GjtorBe 5drtcr fir 0e,
icBsebunR 1T sCiblagcn rmo slpar waren
eS tie 0euti6en III Der elfteu
@aro, ipelde sumeiit ,u ieincr 3ieSer
la9e teitruBeu, iubcm ie rem SrIdnee,
| Serbian cine WCblbeit gaben. 2,ie er.
wdbItsn JteprdIentanten iinc Wiuiams
unS SSoroau.
Die DemoIrlien btdniprudjeu 81,
GrpabIunS bon 9pnd fur ben ;n6Ifler
Gongrsboiitritt unS bere6nen cine orpf,
Wlebrbsit fir esnieIben in g9illssbarre
Die Nepublitaner binBeSsn Iino ebe,
| 70 ii6sr, baB Seranton nit ciner fIei,
nsn Webrbsit e,ipdbIt 1T. @ieaei6t i
bic pifiSieae SiimmenSdbIuns ;ur Eeit
teaunS Ses JeIuItates nDtbis.
Die 8epubIitauer baben i'm Gtaot
msbrsrc GeissSebunss' RitsIieber ae
ippnnen.
Sn allen Staaten, no BabGen Itatt
fanoen, baben bic 9tepubIilaner 8 9slpinn
uufsuweiien. IS 1T fsine @efabr, ba
bic rspubIiianii6e 3spraientatipn il
Ser, ct. GOnsrsB Osrrinsert ipirb.
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au6 bcm pbercu 2baIc.

= 9aS sansc bOppsIte 8eIeiIe Sel
griebabn bon Ssriep Giip bis mad 9uf.
faIo ipirb ieet nit tIeinoebrodener
Stsinen beidpert. Die GarbpnbaIt
3pei8babn erb6lt neus Sdisnen uni
eIn Dcppe.seIeiie.
= Der l02 Sabre aIte, auf Sbanit
Sill in earbonoale ippbnbafte 5bomaS
Rearp iuur6e einss WorSens 9(nfanss
ber9an9ener @C6e in ieinsm Bette tpbt
9efunoen.
= Gin Sbeil Der 9lrbeiter Der @rniIp
Sslan6 SObIeu So. su @intUn ieBten
Oori8e gSpde einen 9lusItanb in Scene
une perlan9ten 80 Gents per Come,
8e8en III, ipel6e iie pDrber erbaIten
batten. glnSere Der 9Irbeiter Iinb nit
ben tisber beSabIten 26bnsn Sufrieben.
= Der Ianeidbrise &f UNI ben
GefB Der Sames @oppertbpaite Sarm,
auf eer bic 5nmiIie felt 48 Sabren ses
ipobnt bat, 1T en6Ii9 am borIebten
Disnlta8 3um Ibi6Iub 9sfommsn, in
benz 8ebtIfsi4eriif Sobep bic SamiIie
nit 8eipalt aus bem SauIe entfernte
uno einen 0tietbsr sinisBte. Der SAL
bletet cine fpobI ~ beadtente 2ebre
eonpsrtbpaite bate bon Der sriten
9latIOnalbanf bon GarbUnbaIe cine gluz
leibe auf8enommen unb Der 9ant ais
Siberbeit bdS gi8entbum iiberf6reben. |
Als er Die 4nIeibc SutiidSabIen ipolle,
beaniprudte bic 9anf, bab Der Ssrtauf |
Elm re6ts8lItiSer seueien iti unb &C.
pann een 9rOSeb burd mebrere sSnItanz |
sen. Sebt 1T aud nod baS Surmaes
rdtbe init 9eidIae beIe8t iporoen, um
Die Soften su osdcn.
Hr6balb.-Dem mpSernen 0emOIts
beneS, ipeldcr IGBte lSode bier cine
ceutl9e 9teee reeete, ipdrc auf elm Saar
init lSrii9el 0elObnt pproen. Seine
3ubbrer beitanben ;umsiit aus SrIdn.
bern, bic bon bCm BanSen 3eoef6uau
nur bic II ipieoerboIten gSoIte Bier !"
berltaneen. 9aS iuar Sen luaderen
Sbbnen grinS gang rsdt, ioI6' Elm
Reoner, Der ibrcn ireies @ier perIprad,
par Der Dlam mad ibrem Sersen uno
ie 9eBtcn baber aud ni6t mt ibrem
Seliaac. NIS Der 9tesnsr aeen6et bate
mo nab Der Sa,itube itcIsjrts, um iib
auf bic 8sbobte slnitrensuna ,u efri. ,
den, foI8te ibm bic sanSe Motto mb {
par ietr empbrt alS er nur ,,ein
Eager" perIanstc. Die 9eute Iisben .
ib nur unQern berubiSCn. benn, msin,
en- lie: "Why did he talk Beer all the
ime il he didn't u.nni Ia unt,,,, ~
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@o ilmO sic iebt?

iperSen mir UieIia9 ben frdbsrsn Sum
/ ben mo Srcunben sefra9t.
| AntWort.-Se6s Sduier iiber ben
alien StanS, 4l6 2adaDanna glre., mi
POpuIdren @ebdIfen,
Gjr5bersr griabruns,
GrDbercm &apitaI,
0rbberem Grebit,
unb isSm6SIiben GortbeiI, ben 8eIS
brinBen tann, um bus SinSbeu SleiSers
baus gum unbeitreitSaren 9auptquartisr
fir ben 9lntaui bon feinen SIeicern im
nortBitIidcn 4ennipIpanien su MAIDEN.
Srin9t feline &dterme init,
cenn bier Gilt es feline alien aaSenbtlter
los iu iperben.
llniere iunscn 3uidneiOer buben bas
Bette Renomme,
aommt unb bstra9tet unIer 9aser
unb ibr tperbet itaunen.
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Nnftcre SlnsGd,tcn.

Ton Berlin ipirb mtern 81. Stlpbsr
ilber bic Situation in 9uIgaricn semsIs
bet: Die berItisbenen, bon allen Sci.
ten einIauicnosn Na6ridten Iaiisn tei.
nen SlpcifeI haritber auitpmmen, tob
oaS Sd,dIlI YulgOriens nabe earan
IT. ii4 Su etfiiIlcn. Der in ruITIben
2ln8eIs8enb1iten itetS pobl iniormirte
Sratducr ,.Grds" msIpet, oaB uuaus.
8eleBle Iruppenbelpegun8sn mad ecm
Sicen 9ubiantS itattfinStn, uno ra6
bic S9Wa1s. Weer 6lOtte 8cftEI er.
haIien babe, iib ;u oppropiIioniren.
Der =, Soiiiidtu" Wiro aus Sarua tele.
8rapbirt, eaB Der bort;se ruiIiids Gcns
Jul scbrpbt babe, bic StaSt burd tie
ilpei bort lieBenben SreuSsr beIdieBrn III
lonen, iuenn man ecm Serfebr Der rui,
ieTfrCuneIi6cn SGuern nit oem GonIu,
late Sineerniiis in ben 8cS Iegen ipllte.
Oes bieIiBe. frsili9 oft in SCniation
madcnee >, EaBebIatt" perbifentlidt Elm
Ielesramm aus Soiia, bemsufolac Ins
bdn8er 3anfof'S seitsrn einen Sanb.
ltreib BeSen bic 3leSrntsn nnterupmmen
balten, nit Der Nbitht, 9eetere ,,uns
iddoll6" ;u MAIDEN. oab ieeob bic
SADIE re6tSeitig entbedt, unS bab aug
elefem @runbs iuicoer Der Ycla1erlnoS,
Suitano ertirtWorNen Ddre. SauIbarS
babe Slpdr cinen fsiner i,bt ItcrerlpY oe.
'porNenen 4lrOieite 8eBen pieie 0iabre9el
eltobcn, on ben iib ieco8 bic 9icaents
l6aft pie 8eiu6bnII6, ni6t fybrtt
Dian iiacet cs iiberbaupt eigentbiimIidb,
raB &aulbars, Der ihon ftit Idneersr
3cit ieeen biplomntiiden 8Grfebr 9tub,
lambs nit Der buIsariiden 9i(eiCruna
ilir cbaebro@Cn CtiIdrte, ecb ipriflbrt,
oieie NsgierunB aIItGBlitb minosItens
nit elmer 9iUte Su bpmbareiren.
Die cfiicibIe ,,&bIniide" tcrid,tst fc.
gar, eaB aus oCm ganSCn GUrseben ess,
nit Dem GSar in birtctem 8ertebr iteb.
enbeu, Generals 9aulbdrs, aus S,r
SanNlunBSiueiis Ser i6m unterocbsncn
Grniule unS isIbit ais BEN piflci,ucn
GItIdrunBtn 9tuBIanSs aufs lln,pei.
Seusisite bsrporScbe, oaB tit Giniab.
rGnB etnsr Oictatur in 9ulgGrien, &c.
IiiiBt auF ein ,,YrptcetoraI" 9lublaueS,
btNusdt ili; Der miBIiebisCu 6Orm Der
Occupation" mare eaeur5 aus Dem
Hese Besan8en, pdbrcno Stm g9sicn
nab 9uIaaricn, nit Rem Dictator
9auIbarS, eteniO icbr cine ruiijIbe lyrcs
vinS mare, ais bate Der Gsar Gin aan,ls
IruppsneCrpS Sur gsiegun9 obgCianbt.
Die tuIBariide OrpB. 9iaticnaIpsr,
iammluuA lpurbe am 81. St,otcr ubii.
net. Die StimmmS war cine kbr ge.
oriidtc.
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SdS 3bal abpdrts.

- Geor9e Gn8el 1T bon Dunmcrt
nab 8reeniuCpo nm9esoaen.
- 8remier GbiparO GatpIep fieI an
Oiittpc6 Nbsnb nabe Der 3oplorUiQC
8ei6e bon icinem 3uae lmter bic 8d.
Der, ipel6e ibm Elm 8eiu abfubren une
icnite GOntuiionsn Suiaslsn. GatpIep
mar an Der Sremic tbaii9 uno bic 0etic
brad, ipobur6 Cr baS Glsibgcpi6t
Uerlov unS unter biz 3arren fisI.
1ablorbillr. = Sn SapIcrpiIIe mS
llm9eSenS tritt bic 9jpbtBeritjS spibe.
mild auf.
= ulrid Scrser Iabt an Der Nlain-
itraBe elnen Jieubau erridten, rcr alS
&IslSeriIore ausituffjgt iperben loQ.
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spn Der SnsScite.

Ssrr i. q. Seamiib warS am Diem
tag nab Dem StrmmplnB eeS !. Dit.
riffs Der 10. @aro Sefabrsn uno ltimmte
eas pous osmptfatiibe 5idCt.
Die Dsl. Il s.. Gompanie mirS fie
bisbsriSs Station SIpcum oui Der TIat
einSCben laisn uuS al Der Ode pom
9berrp Strabe uno gBaIbinBtpn gpCnus
Elm neueS StdlipnsBsbduee crridtsn.
Ssrr $. 8rdtner fubr am SamItao
glteno nab 9ieip gOri unb 9biIaeeIpbia,
I'M fir Elm bon ibm auf Der SapIeite IA
SriinOenoes pCutibcS Ylalt eas n6ibi9e
Material ciu;atauien. glabsreS iibSr
bGs llnterusbmen 1T uns ui6t beiannt,
alS bab bic nsue 3situns etipa Dlilte
bS. Dlts. gum eriten UtaIe erI6einsn
fol-.
StsuertpIlettor 0sI6ert ,ubIte am
SomitaS iuieber $500 siu,-ma6t ms.
aeiammt isbt sinen 9Ctras bon
s3074.90, ben er fir Staats, Scuntt
uno 8rildeniteuern fOlsltitt bat.
- Ssrr pster BIungss, einer Der NC
puldriten GinipObner bon Ga GrpiIe
Q9ise., 800 Miiiiiiippi. Strabe ipobr
bait, benubt felt Ian9eR Sabren Or.
Au9. abniss Samburssr SrOpien
9isielben beitenS su smpfsbIsu, halt e,
sinfab fir feline YfIi9t.
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A 500 HOLIDAY PRIZE.

The readers of this paper are Offered
Il prize of (S2O) Twenty Dollars ia Gold
to tho person making the greatest number
Of words out Of the letters contained in the
three words "lIAwLEY's CoEN SALvE'
The same Letter must not be used but once
in forming word unless it is contained
more than once in tho three words. Flu.
rails, names of persons and places not al
lowed. Use Webster's d ctionary without
supplements as authority. Each contestant
will please enclose 25cts in stamps or pol-
tai note, for box of Hawley's Corn Salve.
Contest closes December lat, 1886. Name
of winner and number of words mailed to
each contestant. The contest will be con.
Quoted with the utmost care and fui.ness.
Address your list 10
G. ID. lIawley, Chemist,
Salem, New York.
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Tnes gebt Dcrecbrt

I'M Wr9aniSmps trt NTrperS, prun Si gtbt,
aubsr STenuua grab. 6lrisibillfit. Wfr.
taunn5slticsn, gre9rbtnbtii hes glutfs. nm.
scIlIrmmtnt SluibiIeuna Nno bic a.iyiiIer
5elSsn. gl6'r man fam penirittn lsidbt ypr.
erasfn une ibrt llrlatt enifSrntn eurb elm
Sur nit $ itstttrs RaarnbitirYt en-
ptlbts has WdHsnorlln anrtat unb Isin,
5batisttii rssuIirt. Die tirtfts 6clar il cir
0rihrinefn Ter S9mnien uuterbois Re-,
&iPgtn uns i'm S6uIifr6lat, etr lltGsIfsit
NepflbmtSsh gslbbsit etr 6dut, bsr 9sirat
btit her .3unat uns res lauren Grruds ~.
gltbtms, psl9s Sae Sttsvsiesn Esnn,si6 utn
@slhlles Streaullnl une RrgtlmaBiaftit ett
SmblganBs ins rbrnfaGs surtb ben 6Jtbraud
eitlts bsriibmtfn 0Ifiuutbtiis. SRirstrbrinssrs
atlltsrts Sssnurgfn, ,ptldfs eem sSrper eirsr
@Tae vcn strait ais bic belft SduRptbr osssn
malarilht egiesnis sslribt. 9sryfnldwb H,
une useninlPannung pIetn eabureb atIiuSsri
une apFetii uns S&laf casurG atbsiIiri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-11-04

9fur Bel unS eann 70 6itli0 cinge.
fauft ipcrbcu.
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0SeitcrcS Ynfn1rS.

Scrr GSiparO 9aIatb IdoB am Dion.
tag cine glnSNbI oaisn uno piro Ieinsn
8aiten am SumItaB sinen ausge,ei6nes
ten 9aienpfsifsr ais 5reiIunId rpr.
iebsn. Sebermann 1T einseIaSsn.
DaS erite StiitunssfeIt Der 0a.
msnieftion bes Scranton Surbereins
am Dlittpp@ Gbsnb ipar trpb bes abs
i6euIi6sn g8etters gut beIuGt unS me,
4ntbelI baran nabm lnuB seIteben, i'd
portrshlld amiiiirt ;u baben. sSral
SabrenbpIt, bic erlte Sprederin be-
SeIticn, SAB einsn 8ldtIif lbsr Sa,
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Scranton WSarft.Sericbt.

80tenilldl torriairt bon 4. =. BiOm aust
$50 padaWannn Nueuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-11-04

IS rerNicnt bier ftrner nod be,uor.
gcbcben gu psrtsu, tab bic Gel. &
0ubion 6Ompanie (,pclde ben 0larvine
Shadt ciBnsD am legtcn 3abItiBe lee
ccr Der ourh taS llnaltid gu I9it!nsn
gemadten Eroucn ole Summs BON eins
tGuisno Collars auSbesabtts.
0tau bIrf in biciem Sale wobl ia.
gen, taB fur Die ObiSen in Der liberal.
ten Meile 8eiCr5t ipOrSen 1T uno oaB
Aac, bic ~ Dem 5Onb beigctrasen ba.
ben. Sas Stpubtisiu elmer Outsn Chat
in iib tragsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-11-04
s2- -9Imoneirt i'm .ggodenbIutt".
98ie lance fOllen mir iparten i?

Sci bieIen glbonncntsn III Die Sraoc
pctI onsebra6t, iuie IanBe eigentlid,
Elm 8eitungSNruder auf iein gltpnne.
mentsAsIc iparten ioQ ? Gin, sipei, brei,
pier oSer gar finf Sabre? -? Q9er dbr,
lid tSdbI6n mill, ibue SieS gefaQiaIt
Jest wSr Sipei pber brei SABRE bas
uWchenbIatt" Gepumpt baben mill,
wclIe unS 9cfiIIi0it tcnadridtiaen.
lSir I6nnrn bamipGnigitenS has ailidGr.
li6e gIuSfertiScn Der gic6nunsen cr.
ipartn.
llnICre GolIcItorcn iperSen SieiC
gSo4e noGmaIS bic Sabfeite uni
8 poe y art beIuden. 99er nift
bc5abIen mil, loie uns gefaaigit tuiiien,
pie lanse iuir nod auf cen in ben mel
ten 6aIIsn unbcbeuttnSen 9etrag ipar'
ten iolICn.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-12-23
An Intelligent Dog.

Connecticut has just lost in tho death of
Carlo, O dog of Farmer Tucker of Oxford,
one of her most Intelligent residents. 1t is
said that it was common for Mrs Tucker to
send dinner by Carlo to men at work about a
milo from tho house. The workmen would
send him home with pail fer water and he
would return with it. Two of the men after
cutting wood on one side of the mountain
went over OIL to the other side Carlo find
ing an ax, and thinking it left by mistake,
brought it home, half mile or more. He
would lead horse by the halter. He knew
different tools by their names He knew n
few families by name Mr.. Tucker, one day,
holding letter in his hand and saying, II
wish Mrs. Chatfeld could see this letter, "
Carlo, unhidden, advanced, took it III his
mouth and carried it past several houses to
the house of the person named and presented
it to her.-New York Sun.