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The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
skowhegan Jersey Creamery.

Bricks Of golden butter said Ia weigh
exactly one pound with the letters :. j. G.
stamped thereon come upon our table at
home not EDITORIAL either whole or Il
fractional part three times day unless our
grocer supply gets exhausted. and those
who draw up To the said table are not
quite happy if pcrehancc it Is not that
particular stamp of butter.
The Skowhegan Jersey Creamery was
established about two years ago by a cor
poraton Of which Mr.. Charles \. Mar,
ton is President and Mr. Jaues + Coffin
is Treasurer, The stock is held principal
ly by farmers who are Interested in fur
nishng cream to the factory
The creamery is run on the Cooley syS-
TEN, and at the present time uscs the
product of about 400 COWS making about
% pounds of butter per day. Three men
are employed TO gather the cream. The
patrons of the establishment have To pro-
vide themseve, with Cooley Dreamer"
in which their milk is strained and the
cream gathcrcrs, 20 to these creamcrs,
measure the cream and after they
90 their rounds bring ii to the Creamery
where it is put into IL large vat that is sur
rounded by W Ter compartments where
the temperature can be graduated by
st am pipes. fbelc are two of these watts
that hold 25o gallons each. When the
cream gets just the right aye and temper
allure il is put iuto Il biz square churn the
capacity of which is 200 gallons. The ag-
itation necessary to bring the butter is
produced by the revolving of this square
churn by steam powell process by no
means novel.
The product of this Creamery j. mar
keted largely in Boston, although custom
ers are supplied in Lynn and other Mass
achuScttS towns. and last summer hotels
at Bar llarbor and other summer resorts
bought it freely The local demand for
it is now getting to be quite an item.
Many families in the village think they
cannot get along without it. Farmers
have taken hold of the enterprise slowly,
but the growth has been healthy and the
reputation of SkoWhegan Jersey Cream
cry is "a II
Mr.. George \ Humphreys, .he supcrn-
tendent, came here from Massachusetts,
when the factory started and has run it
ever since. He evidently understands the
work thoroughly. The internal arrange
ments of the building are complete and
convenient, and everything is kept aS
neat as the dairy of the ncatest housewife
in Maine. The establishment of the
Creamery gives farmers ready money for
their milk and is Il great relief To farmers
wives and daughters. the care of milk and
butter max up being AS near 0rudu-
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

A new lot of infants bonncts just re-
eelycd at Misses King 4 Wards.
The strawberry festival at the IIigh 81.
church last week was well patronizcd.
The Cook Books are still selling at Full
lers, llescton Bros end Estes < Wards.
We are able 10 testify To the grand SUE
cess of Mr.. {. c. Whittier on his recent
trip to the Garry ponds.
Screens have been brought forth in
large quantities the past week and are
welcomed like old friends
The Alumni would do well TO look at
silk gloves and mtts in evening shades. at
Misses King K Wards.
We understand an opera * to be given
by home talent in Coburn Hall the latter
part of next month, for the benefit of
Russell Posi- &. \. II.
The Alumni of the Skowhegan High
School are to have reception and supper
at Hotel Coburn, en- the evening of Fri
day June llth, the ending of the school
year.
The skating pavilion is soon to be clos
ed. not only for the seasoa but for all
time. We are Informed that after three
more evenings the front of the building is
to be converted into two fine stores
What is to be done with the remainder is
yet undecided.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Town Meeting

Pursuant to n warrant issued by the Sc
Skowhcgan was held in Coburn Hall Mon
day last, at O'Clock p. NJ. w. NJ. f..
Brown was chosen Moderator. 1t was
voted that the selectmen be instructed to
Immediately eXpend, not exceeding the
sum of two thousand dollars which they
are authorized to hire for that purpose, in
LAYING ont a system of sewerage as voted
at the last annual meeting and in con-
Structng the same or portion thereof.
The following articles were discussed
freely and passed over" which leaves
these matters precisely rs the annual
meeting left them
TO see whit action the town will take
in relation 70 the vote passed at the afore
said last annual town meeting. whereby
the selcctmen and experimenting school
committee were requested to eNpcnd fifteen
percent Of the school money in other di
tricts, and whether the town will vote to
so request them to apportion and cXpcnd
ii in the school districts outside of the
village district and whether the town will
vote to contine the same to fifteen percent
of the thirty-seyen hundred dollars 50 700
raised for the support of schools at said
annual town meeting and pass all votes
necessary and proper respecting the same.
To see what additional sum of money the
town will vote to raise for the support of
schools the present year and pass all votes
necessary and proper respecting the same.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
The Shoe Factory.

MEN DISCHARGED SATURDAY. HE rACro-
RY OPENED MONDAY NooN.
Mr.. w. &. 5. kecne came To town ON
Saturday afternoon and in the evening
discharged sixty men, lasters and cutters
The factory was closed Monday forenoon
and notice was given that the lastcrs that
have been out since November last could
have opportunity to 20 back into the fac
tory and would be furnished employment
The doors were opened at O'Clock, but
not one of the hands who were offered the
preference returned and the hands dis
charged Saturday returned to their work
Mr.. Daley of the Lastcr's Union of
Lynn, came to this village Monday even
ing and Mr.. Ward of the Knights of
Labor of Maine, Tuesday morning.
No definite agreement is yet reported,
meanwhile the factory is running along as
usual
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Disease is Misery.

"Discasc is deviation from Health Of Body +;
DtsordJr, Distemper, Maiady, hregaiority Of
the Sysfen,." No matter what the disease may
be termed il Is caused by some disturbance u
the hidncg, L,eet, BioOd, or Nertes. Any
medicine that does not act directly on these, and
especially the Biood, htdney or Ltrcr, can
accomplish no permanent cure. A Thorough
knowledge Of the functions Of these organs Is
necessary to produce remedy for theif Ills.
Browns Sarsaparilla j. made from Il formula
written by the late VIM. H. Brown, NJ. D., o
graduate Of Bowdoiu College aud Harvard Mod
ical School, and student in European ins',u,-
tutions.
DIR. Brown was the family physician Of tho
present Chicf Jusfice OF Matnc, as well as other
prominent men Of our day, and was highly r.
speeted, alike for his virtues and skill. 1t will
be seen, therefore, that We present, not "a com
mon patent medicine but Sc,eat,he lyepaya-
Of IF0nderOUS Poref whereby
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

MISERY is Great ioheppp"' hmm PM,
in Body Nai,nai LII iI,a' au. a.a8sed 1s
B,etehedacrs," 1egwsh, Dtros. eotom,ty,
kidaey Diseasc L,.e, ramp'a"i AID Blapl
Dtsease cause most u til m-cr4 il fsls If
Much of it is needless, hefa4sr htaYHis sAf-A-
rAnILGA will, il taken IN ffb', ,ofc oig ease ~
dsease NJ these or9a,.s. Nr,laim II vii do
this, beeausc it In, dom il A.hard.af imes all
Over tic State and W. arr constantly printing
testimonial, showing IT, aana,IfI paaef e,rf
disease that it has.
II misery ha, conn il anin sou. r 'ae .badn~
NJ Il coming sorroW iu2r1- llYai {a4f ONO
bright preside, if Diseast has l4.I he hand 4pou
you or yours doHt ga "p uufl va have
sought The aid 50 many Aato found H Eragi'.
Saf,aparilla. You ma,, IItt man' en#er.. Ind
that aid, aud then YIN nay 30 .u, 'aat health
is being restored and that
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
A Beautiful Easter Gard,

The Virgin Salt Co, of New Haven
Conn, are making grand offer to intro
duce their salt. Go and ask your grocer
for Virgin Salt and get an elegant Easter
Card. In addition we offer an extra in.
ducement a pair of Doves beautifully
Autographed In ten colors. as natural as
life, on large card 9xl0 inches. Virgin
Salt is the cleanest purest and whitest
salt ever seen or used. large package
costs only 10 cts. (22)
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
IOLBROOK : HAYNES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Have large stock of clothing Hats and Woolens
which they selling at bottom prices down.
They manufacture all their stock of clothing them
selves and can give customers the benefit of larger
percentage which they able to do by featuring
their stock We have fine line of Sawyer Suits,
big stock of childrens knee pant SUITS good stock
of boys or gents suits. Can sell mems suits for $500
Childrens knee pant suits for 1927.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Job Printing.

the lob Printing Establishment connected with
the SOMERSET REroRTER is prepared to do all elias.
=. = nf york. the richest well as the most common
,hs Competent and experienced workmen are
employed and large stock OF paper envelopes ad.
,rrtising, wedding and business cards in great va.
ricty. Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs,
ETC. etc, printed in great variety OF styles short
notice. Commercial printing speciality Orders
hv mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Lumber Item s

Clark & Milliken's lumber mill will be
started as soon as their logs arrive, their
men having signed the required agreement
to work eleven hours day
Bradstrcct Bros. have doomed Il large
portion of their logs in Moose River Hay
ing shut down their mills at South Gardi-
ner, owing to the labor disturbances. they
will not use their logs this year and pre-
fer to have them up river.
There are from % to 30 millions of logs
left in the Dead River above Long Falls
There are about II miles of almost contn-
uous logs in many places filing the river
from bank to bank.
Mr. Austin Eamcs came to Skowhegan
Monday, to look after the logs on
the falls here and in this vicinity. He has
about 20men experienced drivers with him.
Green hands are of little use here it takes
the veterans to break the jams.
The latest estimates are that not more
than one half of the cut of last winter aud
of the old logs left back last season will
reach the mills this veal
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
DIED.

SkaWhclan- Mon,las sita inst Mr, George
bennett aged :! wears.
East Ne, Putnnd MN 18th, Ruth :. vito of
Rodney e. Dennis, aged IS YEATS
Sko,vhegau- Nlay tNth, Nj. RotsN Fletcher,
aged y Ncai> months
SkoNheeIu-M NJ, sl>t. 1.thcl Nhcil anN child
nj Albert and Cl.,,a snn.. d. 1evd Ncar,. mouths
Sweet Ethel the w'5lc r,hcd haatman.
Has taken vnu nNci the tide,
And placed N0u among bright Angels.
On the beautiful. Heavenly SIDE,
Our hearts AZ, left bleeding and lonely,
Because You arc Gon, from our sight.
And We miss Nuuf sweet voice nuW daftta
For uur humr l. hefrit ot It's light
To Him who tran, planted our Treasure.
And tnr her = late began.
Ne bow IN humhr submission,
And say Thy Nill,-not ours-ee don't.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Card!

To the friends who SO kindly rcmem-
bered us in our bereavement. with deeds
and words of love and sympathy, and cs-
pecially for the abundance OF Gods beau
tiful flowers, emblematic of our darling
whose casket they adorned, we wish to
express our sincere and heartfelt thanks.
Mr. and Mrs 4 Smith
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Holbrook and Halves on the corner.

Mrs j. A. Btrling'r at VI T., Il.
fMgg's. store Madison street will here
after make Il speciality of hutton-holes and
included Work solicited of
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

pALE's HONEY is the lest esu-h Cure, o, so. 81
GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP hcl's and heauudc,. rs
{ -RaaN CORN REMOVER Ills Cor,s s Ruaion>, n
rs HAS & WHISPER DYE-Blek x brown, 5oe
IS TooTHACHE DROPS cure in Minute, -
HAMS RHEUMATIC PILLS arg sure cure. 20
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

being restored to thousands. The wife Of Mr..
Hathorn, Foreman Of the ''Canton Lumber Co.."
was given up to die The daughter ia Bangor
wrote for the father to come home. H. came,
filled with sorrow. Hope had been abandoned,
when by accident Mr.. Hathorn heard Of
Bfoton'S Sdrsapartiia for htdaey Diseases. lie
bought it. Mrs. llathorn began the use Of it,
hogan To recover, and finally arose from what
was thought to be a deathbcd md resumed her
family duties. Rev. Theo. Gcrri,h, Pastor Pine
Street NJ. Il. Church, Bangor, will attest the
truth of this wonderful recovery.
Hos. J. 7. BASS, EX-MANoR OF BANGOR, SAYS
"Somc two years since | was afflicted with
Dyspepsia in its worst form. consulted the
best known physicians in this section, in Bos-
ton, and in New York, without auy beneficial
results. About one year ago began to use
Browns SarSaparilla, and from that zine have
continued to improve. | have got back To my
usual weight, having gained since began to
use Browns Sarsaparilla, over % pounds. |
consider Browns Sarsaparilla the best remedy
for Indigestion have ever used.
A admit hnt
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

When she WAS a Child, she cried for Castoris,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

The Fairfield Journal says eleven houses are
undergoing repairs and the building OF thirteen
new ones is contemplated in that town. Paint
ers, masons and carpenters are all busy aud
plenty Of work ahead.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
BORN.
MAR RED.

bingham Ma> .,.i~>,. u, 6. W. ta,yof. Esd
Thomas I { hA>c md Airs oalhrinc NJ. Cate, tl
ui bingham.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Found Help After Six Months Sut-
fering.

My health has been very poor for the
past six months, having 10 appetite and
not feeling able to work. Bells Sar>a-
parila having been recommended to me
purchased three bottles and after taxing
two of them am entirely cured can
recommend this SarsapariIla AS II splendid
medicine. Yours A.''' HALL
Machinist for the Dcuni>on Manufact-
uring Company.
30 cts. per hottie An Druggists in
Skowhppau
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26

Ilartwell |. Woodcock has cNhumcd at
Scarsmont, Il large collection Of Indian
relics, embracing stone chlSels, gonges
and pendants. The discovery is one OF
the most interesting ever made IN this VI
ciuity.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
SKOWHECAh MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by FRANZ :. CAlR>~. trnNctN
and Provision Dealer. is " Itpf >tfeet.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
Browns Sarsaparilla

when taken faithfully, is sure cure.
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g SGlminbfndlt aeheiIt.

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riidae;oatr lsbt wu De ourd eiusn oftinOiihsn
9iiiiondr Die 8sibre buug einss eiHfad en-
ucartubiiiiheH SeimittsIs fiir Die fhnene uno
Oauernoe Seiiunl Dou qnngenihmlHoiudt,
8rouhuis. eatnfrb aitbma uHo alien SoIs-
uuO guuaentrdnfbeiien Gusaebdnciat. and
Gin @ind iir poiitips. rnoitGle seiluua bon
NerUtuihwdde uno allen Rtrueniranfbeitsn.
@ahosm Der Softcr Die wunoerbartn SeiI.
fldtte in tauitnoen 6dllen srprobt bate, erad-
tstr sr Go fur feline phiht oGs MiiteI ieiusH
leioenoep Wiimenlhen betdnut ~ MAIDEN
Bon oitiem Motip upo 0uuih gstrieben ban
ceIte CT. SD isnot oisies Hsispt gang toiieu.
frei an alle. ole ss mhnihsn in esniider. eng
liber ODER iraii;of der Sprade init uoIlel
anlpsiinn9 Der ssriieIluug mo Dee @ebrauhs
eenoe s0rsfs uuo 8risimnrts, btiisbe Did
auf Oitis 3stuua mo i'd isnee es iofort gD
u. ROpss, l49 powers Slod Rohsitsr, q. .
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- Cine sipeipbtentIi9e Criminal.
@eridtsiibur9 tesann am Rpntd5,
pelbe ipeBen ben petfdis6enen SlnIIa,
aen tpesta Gn9eIeBlIhen @ertaufs bon
berauidsneen @str6nfsu bon groBtm
Sutereiie 5u tpsrbeu Ueripri6t.
= Su Soden Der 96eiIune Der e.Iten
Warb bon GarbononIe entiGiep 9tihter
Sono ain Niontas il6 fir ben 9eri6t
her Gommiiidre, ipeIde bic nlti&mdbiSe
IbeiIun9 empfcbIeH bdiien. Sine
s0abI fir tts beIa5te garS 1T euf BEN
sneiten Nonta9 I'M gtppember ieiiss'
fest,
- Die Del. 8. & N. @Cmpanie Iie6
am NtontdS eur6 ibre 9Intpdlte 8efIhp
& 9anc einen eeAaFniIalSn 9IrOteit ae.
gen Bic lTlpunbIunB bon 9oplorpiGe
in Gin Borough Dor 8eri6t einreiden.
Jti6tcr oauO IsBte Die peiisre 8srnebms
unS fir SaS nd6ite Arsumentatiousse.
ridt felt uno in Der 8lpiiasnieit ioaen
0eppiiiionen aufserbnimen lpetben.
- Sci NerbautIun8 bcs 9rpseIieS
6e8en Sobn SolIano pessn Strung
elmer gNabl in Oh SUrse Eoipnitip
Ie9te am YlontaO 9iibtsr @ano bas in
5rase tommenNs 8eisg battn uus, baB
wenu cin 9itrssr, Der auf Dem 99ese
sum SiimmpIaBe lit. iei er aud nod
cine balbe VieiIe ron bi,iCm entfernt,
eurd Orrbunp C6er auf anbere 99eiie
i'll ber 6otiibung cCS 9Seses asitbrt
!perbe, um ibn pom Stimmsn ab5ubllten,
oies ais cine SeeintradiiSuns Der @abIr
freibeit pom Oeri6t oufSsflBt unO bee
banoelt iperee.
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Sile SeutlGler 9riefe,
Wninrre Gpiil,fn.
bon Der Snsfeite.

Sas 9ienie Der 9resbpteriener
Sonnta9sI6ule am Samitag puree
trUb Der trcbsnScn g9itterung abeebal.
Ten uno erireute lid am gIbsnS ees bes
item gBettcrs uno eines Sablrei9eu 9e.
iu6eS.
S'9onneu, iibcr eeEen Seripuneuns
uno glmputatipn eines 8eines an eieIer
SteIe beridtet ipuree, esbt eer 8eIlers
uns ent9e9sn unO i6eint Nuber @efabr.
SameS Guid, bon Der 10. gBGro,
muroe am Niontag BON 9llo. 9t6sGer
unter 5000 9arSihaft seTteat, neil er
iib baS uuiduIoise 9erSni8en ssma6t
bate, feline Siebsuidhen su oemoIiren
unb eaS 9sben ieinsr 6rau su bsbrobsn.
Sobn ben 9ersen. 9ittsion sluenue
nabe Bead Strabe. purbe am Donners
tag lester g9o6e BON ieiner Satin nit
einsm trdftipen Subsn bSidentt.
Die 1rauuns oss Srn. Spbn S6pen,
fer nit Isiner Gpuiine 0iarp SbmenfeI
am Samitas fpnrO 8eranlaiiung su ei.
mem iolennen Seite in Der g9obnune bes
iungen Yaarss all Sedditrabe, an mel
dem 10 Oielc 9eriOnsn ibeiInabmsn, baE
bic 8dumIi6teiten su 3eiten un,uIdngl
lid puroen. Grfrii6unsen paren in
lleberfIub borbanben unS ieIbit an San,t
multi febIte ss ni6t. llnIsrn na6rdSI
li6en 9Iadipunib bem iunsen gbs,
paare.
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Sfnr tci nu6 faun 70 bi!lie cin8cs
Fault ipcrhcn,
8inSbca alrtberbauS,
4l6 9adaranna aletnus.

= 9tn Scr siominatipn BON Sen. 8sa.
psr suM @oupsrnbrssS Saneieateu fur
Benniplpania burb bic iest in Sarriss
burg tagenoe rspublifaniidf Staatseon.
bention 1T niGt su apeiisIn unb mir
iinS ilberScuet, hab tt her bette uno
piellejdt cinsiBe @iann 1T, nm Die 4ars
tie in bieiem Stoote sum Siege Su fiib'
rcn. Die 9emcfrnten ideinen su NlGU.
ben. bab Der llmidpuua in ber BAN.
besperpaIiuu9 Der osmotroiiitbtn 9ars
tel BEL ben Serbi,pnblsn Stdrfe rt..c;-
ben Wirec, aber mir fub seraSe pom
iibcrSsuet, benn bur4 bic
&eribelIung Der BuneespatrOnage bat
iid sic @ominiitrn;ipn III ben 3teiben
Der 9emclroten mebr 6einee ais
;Sreunce eripoiten unb Die Deutiden am
aIlernsnisilen babeu llriade, Der oemp'
tratiihen decentralization banfbar 30
iein. Sener unerl6itterlipe 8eribeis
bigger eemotrailider Dieiboren, Scrr
Sdaoe, Sernusssber bes @aibinBton
cntincl", itebt nidt oIein ca, Ipenn
II in8t:
,,9Sinabe Niles, pds tis bnil6, amrrill nj.
den Gtmpfraieu urisr fsr itBilsn etmciraii
afn prGfrtutibifi Gn NntrFennana sTbaliin
labsn, pupanftn llr oem StdatSmin'ltsr Sdp.
lre. gluberbab tee tdaisminilitrlums llne
MIR prrigs Grnrnnungfn pcn psulitrn Itmp-
ratfn nfolst".
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9ds Ebai abmdrts,

- Saplorpiac crfrsut iib iebt cincS
GisliCfsrnnteu. inSem Simon S66n
bon 0pSe 4Sart reseImabiss Gourcn
ooribln mddt.
- Die lBulosr Gcmsanie in MooIic
bat Gin 93dNerrsierooir sebhut. G6tren
8els6t mo ptriorst jest bic Ycwobuer
pon GopiOrpile mis- eintm crtrdJIib
rciueu IIlutpa6er. bsnn oa Die Saupt.
rbbtc bei Spring 8roof Iiest, iperoen
ale i5arIi@sn 9sfanotbsile fern 9e.
baltsn.
- Mit bem Slbbru9 bcs alien 9as
tipnaI aobIen6reders bel SaplcrpilIs
madt man CUTE 6oriidritte. Wiit rem
Sau oes neuen Ssbentt man mad Sem
4. SuIi Beginner su t6nneu, ipOrauf bic
9Serte Sipsi Dionate untbdtig isin per.
een.
= 9aS @sSeiteusr 9upIitat BON
OIO SOrse betrdBt oieieS Sabr SO. 500
uno lit ocppeIt 10 bod, ais in Dor.
iabre.
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+ Der gdtb. 6. u. BotreS it ,pie'
berum 9antibat fur ren Stautsienot
uuo ipir bcffm, oaB cr ncminirt uno
oann gIdnseno sImdblt piro. Die
8orIogen, weIbe 6srr Q9otrtS III Der
rc'iseu SiBuns semudt battle uuo Die
rur9 itlneu ginilub paiiirlcn, piirben
fir Scranton BON unbere6erbarem
Wsrtbe setpcien lsin. ipsnu Gpuo. @Sats
iiion bicIelben nitt in einem gluioIe
dtcrciirissr GeUiNcnbaitistyit NIT isis
nem Seio bsleSt bate. 99iro Gen.
yeoDtr erpdblt, 10 iuho er wOtI tie
Spreu ppn benz WoiSen ;u iteiben iptis
fen unS nidt Gsicssn icme 1snsbmis'
ung pcriassr. be fir unie,e Staet cine
2eblnSfruss iino uno ftineu 9bciI res
Silatts idioigsu. gu tisicm 9sbufe
mub uub psrr lSatreS, Der Gerfaner
Der @oylagen, iuieber nab SarrlsburS
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Sn Ssm adtcn 9esisIaturciiirift
lpOlen iie einen SaHeioltsn ouiiteIIen,
Ger Su 8uuitsn eincs GonititutiOnsamen'
SemcritS III, has Die 6abrifaticn unb
ben 8efauf bon bsrauiden6cu @strdn'
fen pabieict. SeonfallS rerten aud
in anocrn Siitriitcn tie 9,fiiripcrter
Der 9yrptbiiion nitt untbdtis iein uno
ipCnn bic 8e9ner BON 3WanSsBeieBen
nibt Guf Der 9ut iinr, 10 l6nnte bic
ndhite Siaatsaeisssebung Ieiht cine
Niebrbeii fir Rrpbibition baben.
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Mns sem oberen &haIe.

- Der nsue Gbartsr Der StaSt @ars
bonoale ipurbe oorisen Nlitttpob in oem
3ecoroeramte einsetraeen.
= Die bifentIi6sn SduIsn bon
GarbonbuIe iuuroen ON Miltpo9 ee,
i6Iciien.
- Die @arbonoaler Werosn gllIes
auf6iettn, I'M am 4. Suli ipenigItens
ettpas SpettHteI MAIDEN ;u fbnnen,
lpenR baS nbtbiBe 8elo iid auTtreiben
last. Der umaua elmer 2umpens Ga'
ualcdoe wirp prpisttirt uno an Naters
ial eaSu iOate eS niht fsblsn.
- @er bon uniern SeIern I'M Obercn
SbeiIe oeS lbaIes cine semiitbIiHe Seier
SeS Observation-Disclosures mitmohen
nil, iOIte baS 9Sicuic Der Srau Sderf
am na6iten 0iontda beiubtn. Senn bort
ipiro cs bel Nluiit, 1anS uuo 3s6er.
Hang Iuitig Sa8sben.
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Sunrnprc.

9cTimsiiter Z. s. Sus3am bon
Dunmore iauoie finsIi9 ieins 9lelisna.
tion elm unO iein Sruber Pltrid 8. III
fir Sas 9lmt ernannt iporhen. 9el
eritsre bebauptst, feline sroBe 9rcria
IaHe ibm teiue 3eit fur tas lint ltrig,
pubri6einlider absr 1T, 6Ib sr ipileer
auf bic 6eicbSebun8 aipirirt.
-Sobn Q. 9OsIe, Der bier breibip
Sabre lana in Gei6dften mar. itarb am
Wontas gIbenb i'm aIter bon 81 Sab.
ren. Cine Ssb.rneripe dung flbrts
isinen Too bcrbei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-01

iuarSe, bic .Oluui,iyoI; GphSentiOn in
8eabins am ~. Sttober eut9 elm Wtt:
sttsb ieoSs 3peiBss bes Stuetratbes
unb ben StobtI6reiber su bei6idsn. =
Die Strobenbabn So. purbe anselpie.
fen, bas freief5rh!iSe @eleife in Spoe
Bari auBtlnebmen. = GrIie unb s'psits
geiuns paiiirte cine 8erorenurs fir
einen Snupiieiper I'M britteu SeperbiIts
rift uno brittle 9eiuus puiiirts bic 8er'
orcrun8 fir eineu BfunbiiaI (SGtSe)
fir frei umberIuufsnNss S,icb. = 9srs
td9t,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-01

uA, 9tau6et Die ,PiOnisr" Gisurre,
bic einsise llnipn semo9te Gisarre in
ScrantOn. Gppne & 60, Is 2uda'
mama Nsenue.
s75- 8ubberS, 3ubberS ;u
GnSrospyeiieu, in 9tettIeton'S s
8qomin8 SauS S&ub emporium.
8orm ans @ranb 0eppt,
@pOmin5 9IUenue.
llnIere Nuaren iinS itets bon better
QuaIitdt unb i'm $reiIe untsrtietet uns
9(ismdno.
Gin 8eiud ipirb Die SeutI6cn Srauen
Sacon iibsiS'usen.