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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-04
Snake Story.

Speaking Of the yenomolls snake which
caused the horrible death of the little boy
who lived near Grand Falls, Maine, q short
time since, Lewiston man voucbes for tho
truth Of similar occurrence in the eastern
part OF this State which came under his oh
servation not long ago. A young fellow
who was a noted sportsman, always running
about the woods, cunning and fishing, one
dsy about month since took his fishing
rod and started for trout brook where he
was wont to make his headquarters during
the fishing season. He tells The story him.
self that about noon, the day being warm,
he became thirsty and stretched himself
out on the bank of the trout brook and be.
gan drinking cool draught from clear
pool Just below small waterfall. How the
misfortune happened he can hardly explain,
but when in tho very act of drinking he
sucked into his stomach largo water
snake.
Tt was with difficulty that he crawled
home and obtained assistance of physicians.
His symptoms grew alarminsly serious soon
after medical aid was summoned. The doc
tors did everything in their power, but all
their efforts only resulted i'll making the
Young mans condition more critical. The
snak nearly choked the man to death several
times by crawling back and forth in his throat.
The young man was nearly dead, when his
friends advised him as a last resort to go
back to the trout brook, lay down near the
water, and perhaps the gurelinS of the water
brook might entice the water snake out of
his stomach back to It's native hauEts.
The victim Of this awful calamity thought
the experiment only foolish chance for life,
but he consented to try it. He was carried
to the brook and placed directly beneath n
waterfall where the stream rushed down q
steep, rocky descent, making noise enough
to wake dozen snakes. He hadn't re-
NAMED in the water long before he felt a
motion of something crawling in his stom-
ach. Gradually the sensation came higher
and higher, and the viper began slowly
crawling up the poor mans throat. The
water had won the victory, for the slimy
reptile stuck its head out ofthe mans mouth,
saw the water rushing past, and leaped into
the brook. An attempt was made to cap
ture the water snake, but it was unsuccess-
full The man lives to-day to tell the story
Lcwiston (Mc.) Journal, Nay Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-04
EDUCATIONAL.
University Of VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (ninc weekly be.
gin Sth July, 1856, and end Sth September. Have
proved Of signal usc.-1st, to students who design
to pursue their studies ri this other Law
School >! to these who propose 10 read private
~ S; and 81, to practitioners who have not had the
advantage ofsystcmatic instruction. For circular
apply P. o. University o: Va to JOHN +. MINOR,
Prof. Com. and Stat. Law. my5-tw1m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-04
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" Shenandoah county, Va.
THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
GUNaER RESORT IN THE MOUNT
AIMS or VIRGINIA.


This resort has been thoroughly overhauled,
painted. repaired and paporcd throughouL new
closets and the best sanitary plumbing; new
pGrchIs have been erected; ncwy furnished
throughout. and new hair mattresses hSvc been
placed III all the rooms, with woven wire springs,
making this the best and most complete resort to
be found in the South. Greatest variety Of medic
iIsl waters at any summer resort in the United
States; beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; E;
table uncxccl!ed hot. cold, shower and plunge
baths; good fishing and gamo in tho Immediate
vicinity. Frst-c!ass livery. Charges moderate.
Telegraph and express office in the building.
This is tho nearest watering place to Alexan-
dria Trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof. Williams Brass and String Band, of Al
baughs Opera House. Pamphlets containing full
information, cuts Of tho four principal hotcls
analysis OF tho water, attractions, terms, tcstimo
mails, &c may be had free at ]. D. II. LUNTS
drug store. For further Information address II.
CABELL MADDUX. Proprietor. r. q. BURKE,
Chief Clerk. nr. {. W. CiANCELLOR, Resident
Physician myS 3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-04
SUMMER RESORTS.
BAY RIDGE rsIiY1 1TI!f sSSFM q Filr

BAY RIDGE rSllHRS 1II!H sSSFH q F'lr
This popular summon resort will nc open to the
public OH and after June 21st, 1886. Splendid
surf thing. Finest fishing on tho cosst. Elo-
CANT accommodation. The Murine Eand largest
and best in the country plays every day and
evening. Restaurant pavilion seating 1000 pco-
pic, open AL the time. Gravity railroad l 900 #.
long. Sail boats on bay. lake and river, large and
small row and lishng boats to hire for nominal
price always raady. Over five miles of water
front Hotel and al buildings fifty feet above
high water. Grcra house open afternoon and
evening. Electric lights ali over the grounds.
Flying horses, riding horses, pony AID goat car
riacc3, swings bowling alley, rifle gallery, and
thousands of amu5cmcnts for the children. High
est observatory in the State, largest collection of
animals in the South red pier 1000 feet out
in the bay Special excursion rates FOR churches,
Sunday schools aud societies, either by rail or on
the new and elegant steamer "Bay Ridge" For
dates and charter apply Immediately to tho
BAY RIDGE CO, 133 West Baltimore st.,
my2T Sm Baltimore. Annapolis. Md
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~ Inh NOkIa' "EoI AND SoOIliMESd.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL 3AIL.S
SPLENDID SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
II effect May 16, 1886.
Trains leave Washington, from station, cofncr c.
Sixth and 3 streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and tho West Chicago Limited
Express Of Palace Sleeping C.,r4 at 9.oU %. ~,
daily; Fast Limo, $50 am. daily, H. I,tici"u"si
and st. Louis, with Shopping Cars froGr Harris.
burg TO Cincinnati and Eotc! Car 10 st. Louis;
daily, except Saturday, to Chicago, th Sleep
ing Car Altoona to Chicago. Chicago aGa Gin
cinnati Express, ut 7:1O =. daily, with
Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Chicago; connect
ing at Harrisburg with Western Express wish
through Secpcrs for Iou;svili" %nG IT. Louis.
Pacific Express. 1000 p. III. daily. lor isi;!3hur
and the West, with through t:i"cl.at Hn::sturg
to Chicago and Cleveland.
BALTIMORE AsD i'OTOai!.C i.A;iE.v.n
For Eric, Csrandai.u2 Rochester, Har5.jo Ming
10:00p. III. daily except Saturday, ~ita ;*!.nn
Cars Washington to jioc!Icstcc
For Williamsport, Lock Haven md Ela1ira .t
$50 y. rn daily, except Sunday.
For New York and Inc Fast. 7i5: 90" an: 100
A. m 300, 4:i5, 1906 aai !i:1D y. ~. Gn
Sunday 900 Il. II, 200, Ill 1000 a"d lao
D. NJ Limited Exrrc:, c. Pullman EGr}or
Cars, $40 4. m. Az! 500 y. ~. daily, @%ccTt
Sunday.
For Boston without c.@0"o 200 p. ~. every
For Brooklyn, N. y, al! through Trains c9nncct :;
Jersey City n!il boags o.! Brooklyn hunc-,
afIording direct transfer to Fuitou s,rc,, avo;.-
ing double fcrriago across New York ;i:r.
For Philadelphia. T:15, 3O2 a'i i1:HO Il. ,n..
200, 1:i5 ESQ, 1000 a"d 1890 !. III. on
Sunday 900 q. IN, 2:iO. .!:iI, $40, .1.n0 and
11:2u pm. Limited Express, :5:ir j.. ~. :::d
500 p. M daily except Saudar.
For Baltimore 6::'5, 7:!5 900 $40, $50 and
HOO a. m. and 1905 200, 200. i.ii,. o.;
4:40, G:3G, 40 1000 and iI:2u p. n On
Sunday, 900. $50 and 1900 i. ~, anu :;O
4:15, $50, 7:1O. 1000 and ll.2G p. N.
For Popc's Creek Line, 1:13 H., aad 40 p. n,
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7:15 Il. m, and 1906 and 4:23
p. M. daily except Sundays On Sundays Ut
900 q. m. I:lI p. IN.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDEEtcl.s5G:!G RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND Wharf""coE ~ !Li:oAD.
For Alexandria, GEO. 1:0,, 90 li:n! and l:S5
A. H. 2O5, i:25, 4:35, col S0J and I1:37 p.
m. On Sunday ct 600 9:@1. "nl !:o1 q. ~,
and 8:O5 p. III.
For Richmond and tho South. 500 md l:01 p
m, daily. and 4:55 p. M, daily, except Sunday:
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, G:u3
800, 1000 ard 1910 3. H., loo, 3:O;5,
:;:2;, $40. 7:05 and 1912 =. n. and 1910
mid night. except Monday. GA S.m3oy 1T 500
and 1910 y. ~. .:O5 and fr:42 =. and
1910 night.
Ticr cts and information ~ tn" nf!cc Eor:EcneE
corner OF 18th street and PcnE2. Avenue, a:lG ut
thu station where orders be lcf: :o- tho check
ing of baggage to destination from Eotr's and
residences. j. Il. WOOD, .. /.
GAS. F. PUGU, 6. n. my1T
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AlrHaudria Oazette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-HEEELY BY
EDGAR SNO WIDEN,
I &c

DAILY. TRL- WEEKLY
Sir months.......... , 90 Sir momths....... , 90
One monh......... 80 Three months...... ! 90
All communications should Ie addressed 10 "Ga=eiie, :"
Alexandria, Ia.
Contract advertisers TiH moi be aVowcd 10 rrcccl their
space ess the ercess is paid for at transient rates,
and under no circumstances TW they BE- aHowed TO
adrrrtisc other hnn their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Al transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
rance.
Resolutions in mtaoridm. ofManks hibutrs If respect,
resolutions adopted By societies persons ue$S Of
public concern, rW only be printed in this papcr as
advertisements.
Marriage and death notices mus. be paid far in adj
rance.
Persons tearing The city can hare the Gazette mailed
TO ttcm postpaid, for fifty cents Il month, and the
address changed as ottct desired.
The Gazette office is connected mh the Telephone Err
change advertisements orders for tic paper. ncrs
or any information business be sent BY tee
phone.
Entered at the PosoGce at alexandria, Firginia,
Sec0nd-class matter
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'ASHlNGTcN, OHIO AND WESTERN T.. L.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Leave Washington at 90 a. II. ard 4 i5 p. ~.
and Alexandria at 10 a. n. and 4 % p. n. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, at II % n m. aad
SO p. H., and arrive ut Round Hill at Il II a.
N. and 81 p. m. Lcavc Round Hill at 5 81 n.
NJ. and | 2t p. m. Pass Lecsburg, going cast.
ward, at Z 81 and : Il y. H., and arrvc a.
Alexandria at s 26 =. IN. and ! o. p. m. and 81
Washington at 8 80 o. H. and 4 10 y. r.
All trains are daily except the 8 OD A. n. train
from Washington, the 10 u. III. train from
Alexandria and the 26 p. In train fronl EoGnd
Hill which arc daily except Sunday.
~ Passengers from Washington VIII take the
Wash, Ohio and Wcst'n. cars AT the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station st 500 g. ana z:,i5 7.
M, and go through to EouI! I'll! without change
OF cars
The $40 a. IN. train from Alexandria and 300
pm. train from Washington connect NJ Round Hill
with Daily Line of Coaches for Snickcr5cilic Ecr'
ryyille and Winchester; also with Line Of Coaches,
which leave Leesburg daily for Aldic and middle.
burg.
Both trains Westward, make close connectioas
At Vienna with Sissons Line Of Stages FOR Fairfax
Court House.
One thousand mile communication tickets 80.
Alexandria, Nov. Is, 1855.
z. PEI.I.. Stir,cr: n.rnrcnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-10-21
@citercS 4sfafeS.

- 9lihtsr Sanb bat tie Sniuntticn
8eBsn Die Goiion eIsllrjihe 9tdt Som.
pduie aufgebpben, bisielbe ipirb babcr
mi. Ginribiuug oes SidbtgS porBeben.
- Der Sranicn Iurnbcreiu ipitb
am OioutaS 2ibeno, Den /. 9ioU., in iei.
nsr SaHe ciucn erobcu Gr6ilnmgss
SaH obbdlten unb rae Gpmite fir quite
Oiuiii uno bette gririihuugeu iOrBen.
- S6cu pister bat GpntrattDr s.
SHrboer eiren beoculcneen 9au srbals
len, nemti6 ben fir tie Garrenrdoers
Sabtii ron Col. 8cicS, ipelher lofort
begonnen perren ica. IaS Orunoitud
1T nabe bem Sobrion @oblenpelf, Sipis
iden 9leams unb gSaitingion lpsnueS.
Der 9au init Ger Mnlbmcrie wlro etipa
100000. .ioiten.
- gllS 0sibiporcne iiir Ssn 9iobems
Der 0GridtStermin Durceu am Dtonta9
Die Serrcn GbGs. .. 9ltuifsr, Sim. s.
aieitl uno GbdrIss 5rcpp pon Scranton
mS Wli bael Stumm Bon Sadaipanua
seSoBen.
= Die 2cbjeb aobien unS Nabisa'
tion 60. bat bis olio iIbtr 500. 900 sur
Grip,rbunS bcS @e9rcd!e8 fir ibrs
8abn ausbeSnblt.
- Ga Scbn 9enOre o,n GontroiI
gum 9au Der girmenbGu8ideuer oufse'
poritn bate, 10 wurOe Su ueusn gln9e'
tptsn aufseioroert uo GSra 6inn &
Sobn baben icBt ben Gontratt.
- Die glttra!iionSn bieie @Ode IN
eer Gcnseribaae ron GbarIes 8ptinIcr
iinb itbyns: umS f6rcnswerlb mb es il
osm 9ubIiium nod taum Gin interehcn,
tersS proSramm seboten ip0r6sH. Gins
tritt, ipie nnmcr, irSi.
- Die ct. GcctIa'S SlCa6emp az
l1rpminB 9lpeuue lpirS tceeuteno Der.
srbBcrt uno Serr 6. SdJ6ccr bat ben
Gontraft fir BEN Sau.
- 9ieU. Stopper, Der cine 3eitlanB
bier ais 9r2oiBer funSirte. III mad Gar'
bpneale beruien mpresn.
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BON Der Snefeite.

Sim Spnnta9 WorSen um llbr itarb
in isiner BobnunS an Sir9Itrabe,
obsrboIb 8ittston gUcnue, Sobunn
Satob Srein in einem 9llter bon Gl
Sabren an Der @a6eriudt. 9uS 9ei'
benbesdnsnib finbet beute (Oiittipo9)
Na1mittaS um 2 llbr nad bem &ir6s
bOfs an Piitston 9luenue itatt.
HD- 0roBe unO fIeine 8rautbobeIn
bilis su bsrtaufen, oSsr gu perIsiben in
346 WiapIe Strabe.
Die 9lntla9e auf 9lotb;u6t 1T bon
ben @robsei9porenen seScn Safob
SaItes aufredt erbalten iporOen uno am
Diontas ipur6e er ipiebeF mad bem Ges
fdnsnib sebra4t.
9ie beiSsn anSeren erfranften &inosr
Der Samilie l9iIbelm Uteiiter iino auBer
9efabr, ipenn nidt ein JtIdfaIl eintritt.
Der Smrm in.ber OomeritaS 3a6t
ridtete auf Der SioIeiie Ulelfa6tn
Sdoben al uno auf Sbantp Sill unb
benz 0aiicnbGr9e ipadeltGn cie SGuicr
empiinblib.
Der 9uitanS bon Grmapor 8eamiib
beHert iib SuisbCnos, penn aud bprldus
! fig nod bic b6bite Jtube eebOten il.
lln ieinsr @eneiung Sipeiielt man ni9t
mebr.
Die SGngerrmSe bat ibren 99intcrs
turIus bon llntsrbaltunecn be9ounen
uno piro am ndhitSn Ulontna een 25.
Ottpber, Gin JauslrGnsden nit 8all
abbaltcn, 81 bem Die 0tItsIieoer 5remoe
einiiiGrsn rii,fen. Sin reidboltiSes
9rosramm ipirb UOrsefdbrt.
g9iaiam S6uq, Der bor einiBen Vios
natsn bic 0anbilIe Giienipertt ilbernabm
unb in Gang iebte, 1T piecer mad
Scruntcn Suriidaefsbrt unb ioa auSeb'
lid iein Sunscs SermDgen bel hem lln'
ternebmcn etuSebiiBt baben.
9as WaiIdnber Soiel 1T in ben Belts
bon YblIlip S6neiber ilberSvsanBen unt
tpiro bsrielbe nod Nieien prer I'M toma
msnSm Oionat has 2otoI fbrmli6 er'
bifnen.
IeS- $. S. 3iesIsr bat tiirsIi6 eincn
neuen, ipSsiea fir ibn fabriSIrten Sod.
cfen in ben Martt ssbradt, Der suBIeid
geIdmadoOn, BON beIten Niaterial ans
ssfsrttst unb Sauerbaft it. Gr beiSI
uno badt gut, bat eiuen sroben 8ad'
oien, 5euerbsbdIter uno gli6pfannc.
ben Dupler SeuerroIt uub ipart %
YroSent 3oblen. glriift ben Ofsn, ebC
ibr einen nnbern tauft.
Ea- SIN SdubtOre Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. fiubet man bic beite98aare
s8- Seieenipan's beriibmtes 9leip'
arr Eager un6 9aIlantiue'S Grpor
Bier 1T INNER gu baben bcim 6dBder
ober 9uben6 6loiden bel Dli6ae
Niiler, 434 uno 436 Geoar 9lUenuc
besBIei6ss bic bsItsn 8utiben uni
9Ierhe Su esyIeibsn. &ae 8eItelIun
unsen tsi 8oit pber TeIepbOn piinttIid
aus9eflbrt.
s@ GbaS. S9eu6's StisfeIs UNI
S6ubBeI6Gft 1T init ben beiten 8aa
rem reidIib Derieben uno bic 9reii
iino 10 niebris, iute ir8enSpo in be
StaSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-10-21
@foi,te fpiitmti

Sames o. Blaine, Der &anoioat be
8epubIitaner bel Der Isbten 9rdiioentsn
ipabI uno has anertannte OrafeI be
9artei, tpir6 am Sonnerita9 ndditet
ISOLDE, ben 28. SItOber. in Scranton
iein unb 9lbenos cine 8ebe baIten. 8e
6ieier @eIsSenbsit pirb cine 8rpb,
DemcntratiOn Der 9lepubIifaner bic,
itattiin6en. Obne 3weifeI tpcrben bel
8Oupern0rstan6ibat Sen. 9eaOer uni
Die anbersn republifaniiden 8anbibuter
ebenfalls anipeienb Iein.
Blaine ipir6 ii9 am Senannten SaeC
aud in @iItesbarre me 4ittston eint
furse ,3eit auibaIten, INN nit ben Silb'
rern Der Portsi 9iaibs Su pfIs9en. GinC
GompaenereSe pirO er iebp6 nur in
Scranton abbaIten.
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Nnmmer ~.
Spbe Narfer gfOtiieu.

- Sn gianticofe itarb am Icbten
Olitiippd Sbomas @lemont an ben 6pls
9en bon Brdnbipuuben, Die er tur1 eine
5eueroampfcrpIOiiOu srbielt. Die Sas
mile bes Serungludten iuobnt SO. l7I0
WaibburuliraBe uno feline 2eids ipuree
Sur Yeitattung bierbsr gsbra6t.
Sn oeridiebercn 8e9snSen Der
8eitieite Ioa Die 0ipbiberitis btrridsu.
= gIIIe gorbIreitungcn fir bic 6air
bcr faibOliIben 6cutiben ct. Spbannes
Gemeinbe, tpelde am 30. OItober in Der
2ieberfrans Sale be9innt, nebmsn einen
erfreuliden Sori9anp.
- Der 900 Sub tiefe artsIiihe
Srunnen Der .. g. & 99. So. usriiebt
a6t GCbIsuiperte nit 8aiier mo lies
fert iebe Wlinute etipa 10 @allDncn.
= Der 30. All GpnDnitraBe pobnz
bafte Bergman Z bOmas 9toonep ipuroe
am Sreita9 ourd eiucn 6all bon Setss
geitein in benz Dodge S6adt erbe6lib
perIebt. Der 8erungliIdte, tpeIber einc
gSittpe uno Sinh binterIdbt, itart an
Samitde.
- Sine 5rau aus 2ancaIter, ga.,
lit an elmer erOben @eI6nulit am
glrme. Sein 0iittel iuplIte beIfen bis
lie einen @erIud nit ct. SafObs Del
maG'te, ipeldhss ibr 9ans ausse;ei6nete
Oienite Isiitete uno iie fam oasieIbe
nidt acnus loben.
- Die Seulibs 0res6pterianer @es
meinoe non S1pSe Bari belt am Spnn,
tag sum eritcn Yiole Giottes6isnIt in
bcr renobirtrR &irde an GbeItnulItrabe.
Die fOrnsIle Ginwtibun9 finbet am
nGditen Spnnta9 itatt Der @pttess
bienlt in beutfdcrun uno crGIiibsr Spra9e
begInnt 0ipr9anS um 1915 uno 9tads
mittdgS INN 2l5. 9lus 0ldubensaer
nrhsn iinb iremblidit sum 9sIude Gin,
acIaeen. Ser Gfr. 3ettner ,iebt bisie
@Ote nit 6amilie pCn glrdbaIo bier=
Der uno mno tcrCjlS GIN |. 9lob. in ben
nit Der Sirtte ucrbunSenen SduIsim.
mern cine Ssuiid'ensIii6e 5aseifuIe
e'bifHsn, fir reren Sortbeitcben bic
9luslibten itbr gut iino.
- gGir frcuen uns melocn III f6nnen,
bab Der 9eridt ron ecm Berfauf res
Baltimore GiasnitumS on Der Gde bon
@bcitnutiirabe uno 9roWn's gllleb pbne
icSen OrunO tpor, SaB 6rau g9ilImore
ibr GiBentbum mad mic por beiiBt unb
ibr Sobu ipcber fir cincn Serrn 9luI.
iell nod fir icnit Ssmano Sirefdaft
Ieiitete.
= 0urtb Gin 6cucr bcuic Mor9en
um baIb l llbr iuuTNe hie Shcuer bon
S. 6. Srosan an fhnitcr 9lbenue ser.
tort. 8srIuIt $1,000 uu0 feline Bers
iiheruna.
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OaS 9lrmenhGus.


2lm IeBten Oonneritus, Dem SdIub'
taBe beS 9onbentS Der glrmenoirettorer
bon BennipIoanien, tpurbe bon ben
mciiten oerieIben elm 9Iusflug na6 BEN
glrmenbauie Sss scranton 0iitriftes
aema6t /; pieIe befannte 9iirser, tpie J.
9. 3i6ler Sanb, Nlapor 8ipple uno
9lnbere, idlohen iih Der @eieIlidaft
an. Sine Seiihtisung Der perl6iebenen
@ebduIidfeiten IieB auf cine muiterbafte
Orbnung i6lieben. sepaart nit STEMS
Iidfeit. Die glnitaIt beberberst etna
l65 SnIuHen. @On OieIen iinS 20
glmerifaner, IL DeutIbe, eifoa 8 g8els
i6e unb nnosre 9tationalitdten; bic
llebri9en iino SrIauber. Sur bic Su'
iuien ipirb 70 gut 8eiOr9t, ais eS nlr
mbelid 1T uno mir baben uns our6 ben
gluSenibein bapOu iiberseust, baB iie
sIidIid iinb. IS febIt ibnen an ni3tS /;
Die 8oit 1T einfa6, aber reidli6, bic
9etleibung eenGeenb, ioSur 9feifen unb
Sabad ipirb ben 2euten 9elieflrt. 9Ser
arbeiten fam, ipiro baSu anBebalten,
iper es ni6t lam, IGBt'S eben bIeiben.
Der superintendent, Serr George gS.
9eemer, wir6 bon ben Snlailen aeIott
uno ais Elm Mann Seprifien, ipie er
ni4t beHer fir cine berartise gtnitaIt
sefunoen psrSsn f6nnte iiberau Ie8t
CT Sano nit an unb wo ct su tabeIu
ODER 9lnprenurBen gu trelfen bat, see
idiebt es in elmer 9Seiie, bic nidt pers
Iebt.
Die 6sbduIi6fsiten 1inS in better
Orbnuns, bod milhsn in Babe ipieber
mebrere berIelben persrpbert iuereen,
oa es i6on Jest in Der SrrenubtbeiIuns
an 9laum man9eIt. liit bent glufbau
Der fitrslid nieoersebranntsn S6euer
olaubt man Dor Gintritt auSu fuIter
gSit:eruns feriia gu tperoen. Gin Mai'
IerreIelooir, ipelhss bon bem arieiil6en
9runnen seipriit ipirb, 1T balb fertig
unter Der 2eituns bes Srn. Sobn 0sns
ter 1T in oen lebten Eager cine Oampf'
paidanitaIt nit ben neueIten Grfineuns
gen erridtet tporoen, WeI6e bic 9Irbeit
III stpei SaDen ibut, poSu friibcr bic
sarse g8ode nBtbiS ip1r.
Die Yeiuber, oeren 3abl all 800
par, iebten iid ScBen ) llbr ;u einem
reidli6sn falten Smbib nieOer, nit
iuarmem Gbee unb Soifee. gluA bier
seiste eS Ii6, baB bic 9lnituIt nit 8es
i6irr unS ibnli6en Sorridiunsen gut
verIebcn 1T, Senn Die 2eute tonnten fat
su sIei9rr 3tit eeipeiit iperoen. See
bensmitteI, ipie 3uder, 9affe uno glcbns
Ii6eS perSeu I'M 8roben einsetauit,
besgIei6en 2eiuwano, Stpffe fur lin.
tertleioer, Calico II. I. 10. &artofieln
unb @emiiie Iiefert bic 8ausrei. welde
aud allies glnSere i'm lleberfluB proSu.
sirt sur unterbaltun9 bes 9linbuiebss,
Der Yferhe uno Sdpeine.
9lues in glaem SenOmmcn, 9lauben
ipir bic 9lniiaIt ais cine 0tuIterpirtbs
IbGit beseidnen 81 btirfen, auf iueld'e
Der SupsrinteneeEt uno bic 9irmenel'
reitoren nit StcIS bliden fbnnen.
rea- Die beiten Gin'OCllar Uollitdns
big iuoQene SdarIah llniertIciper in
rer Staet, in 9roIpn'S See SiUe.
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Stabtratb.

SeIect @ounciI,-Spe;inls
Ibuns am Rittpo6 9lben6. Scri&le'
oene 3ui6riften beS Stubteepmeters
Iiefen Elm IN 8eSus nuf bic Broipect
9lpenuc Bride, bic gIlbirabe Sriid'
unb bic 5ubbriidc iIber ben 2s8sitti
Greef.-9ie 8gror6uunD paiNtte slpeit'
9sIung, neIbe benz SanitdtSpolBtlter
elm Saloir ron s75 mOnatli6 beplIllgt
Der Staotgspmeter ipurbe an9eipIe'
fen, cine Senaue Sarte bes pierten Se'
iperbiiIritteS anSuferti8en.
Conn mon Gpuuc l.-Scn'
nerItag 9tbeno. .-9ie Reiolution, eaf
TeIesrapbs un6 anbere gfolten feds
SUB bon SeuerbpbrantS uno Stra'
benIampen entfernt isin milhen, pafs
iirte.-9er Stnbt0eometer ipurbe an'
seipieien, bic StraBenIiuie an Meit
9adaipanna 9lpsnue unb 9isuntsr
Strabe feibuiteIIen.- 8sSen bic prpiefs
tirie nsue Strabe entIang Der Spoe
9arf Strabenbabn liefen cine 9lnSabl
9roteIte Elm unb bic glnselegcnbeit
lpuroe per1hpben. .-Ste Serorehuin,
melbe bic glmtSbauer bcS 5euer6efS
unb Der Aliitsntsn auf brei Sabre feit'
fest, paiIifte erite 9eiuns.-Gine 8robs
gtnsabl Rednunscn uuO mebrere &cr'
Iusen paliirten unO bonH erfol8te Sers
ta8unS.
Der 6 ommon Council belt
am Wlontas Nben6 eine perta8te SiB'
une.-Oer Strabenfommihdr titnei8te
an, bab Die 8eriniligmNeu fir 8riiden
uno NbsusSfandle erid,Bpft unb nod
GielsS unSeiban iei. -Grite nnb Speite
QeIuns pafiirten eie 9erUrbnuns fir els
men 3msisistper in elmer aaep Der Is.
8aro, unO iene aur glniieluns zines
Bol1eiar3tes su 500 ben Mpnat.-3er
StrabentommiHSr ipurbe on8eipieIcn,
bic PittstUn Npenue SSiide su repari:
Ten,
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- Gin fhrdibarsr Srian auI BEN
peiiinsiiten Slnit'a AM SOnntae trieb
tie gSpacu mil unptoritebliber @epaIt
81 Sis suite BON GtraS uno perauIabte
eort cine Siuriniluib, tpeIde oas StGeis
Gcn Satins 8ab fat ppQlantia ,srs
ii6rte. Die 9cnpRuyr loBen ua6 ben
b5btr aeleasRen Quriien Der SrtIdaIt,
abty aub eoribm iiisg bic Slutb bic
9Beltu Iblugcn in hem 80 Sfub boben
2cubliburme Die ,Seniisr Gin. IS famer
wenisiisns einbunbtrt Meniden um nnt
BON BEN $50 Sduicrn bes SYies tsber
nur nod feds unb aud bieIe millr
abBerihen ipsTesH,
= IammaRp i'll Rcip gort ba
A5yam g. Seipitt. ben bisberigen tiitl
, tisen eemnIraiii6su Gon9rebmann, al.
Ganbibat fir Olapcr Der Staot gleh
DOrf aufssitsat sssen Senrp @eoree
ben @anoinattn Der 9lrbeiter. Ser
9spitt ,pirS BON idmmili6en SlaseIr
csr 0empiyaiie uuteriidet ipsrbsu.
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fannie Grocer BON Slppbant, 1T serr
erbbtig, etipaiBe 8citeIluneen fir paI
,,@o6enbIatt" Su beiorsen uub Iiefert
an ibn bCsabIic glbOnnementsseIbe,
pinttii6 ab unb 6riu8t Auittun9 bars
iiber.
GarbDHOnlr. - Die 0sutI6en bon
GarboneaIe BADEN i'm SeisaiSen 9eben
cinen Sdritt UOripdrts Setban unb eincu
GeinnBoersin aeSriInbet, Der ben giameu
,,0ermania" fIibrt uno bel Der Srsani'
iation 80 WiitSIieSer sdblte (oaUpn II
ottib). Die 9eOmtcn Iino Brdiiosnt,
2ouiS Sruncr ; Siie 95rdi., 8. 8raucr
Setreidr, 0etm. g8ebcr; Sin. SCfr.,
Scbn Sanien; S9aBmeiilsr, Sobn
Bon Bed. glls DiriBent lit Serr Yad'
meiiter bon 9uiplep auSerieben, ter
iuabrlheinIid bie,ber Sieben iuire. Gin
neucs @osreisrboir nit elmer Gapacitdl
bon 0,000 GubitiuB wiro bier eetaut