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Last week "A' observed z! Err ohuFchr'
rs the week Of PRAYER. mon services were
held.
\ great deal of intcrr., j, manifested IN
the religion, meeting. at the seminary
Alfcadt nGmhet have manifested drs"e
70 i've Christian ti'e' and others are feel
ins deeply need OF Christian hope
Mss Alice Emery. daughter Of Jas.
Emery E,q, died quite suddenly Monday
morning She had lnng been al invalid.
but vas not considered dangerous, III until
very recently.
The weather ba. recent, been Of such a
character a. 10 cause yrrar deai of sick
n.>, in this y,c,nir, sam. II, n, students
a, H.. ..,nin,rv NM. .n,,c hnn. NV i, lev
DAYS on ,rcanu, ,f coll<
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ra.,or The mock session !. snok4n am.
aaord;oy grea, .mu,smep, especialiy the
(;or<rno-., ue,,,,< W. wander who will
del,ys, the next ne,saye
Soora ,,o,h., T., R,,rtsn A, M AIN.
quet at Augusta. furnished b. the Quincy
House Of Boston, Fred H. Moses. our hor,.,.
furnished the iecora,ion> and they were
said TO be not inferior to any ever seen IN
Augusta.
The following il li,t Of the officers Of
the Felicity Lodge Of Masons installed Mon
dav evening. by 7. NJ, Guy W. McAiii,ier.
assisted b! 7. NJ, John Douglass. as Mar
shall Ineo. II, Smith, " NJ. Oscar +.
II rr,.r, Ia. I l. E,o.t,,, Ssc',
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achuse,,s went 10 Ellsworth Tuesday even
iop 10 install IN. officer. Of Ellsworth
Lodge of the 4. o. L. ". lie has beau
tifu badge of his office recently received
from the Grand Lodge.
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Marine List.


NEW YoRK.-Ar. Jan 6, sch. Grace Cover,
Wilson, Laguna.
Ar. Jan. 8, sch. Kate Wentworth, Brophy,
Miragoane.
Sid. Jan. s, SCH Georgietta, Alley, Boston.
PoRTLAND.-Ar. Jan. I, sch. ii. J. Cottrell
Haskell, Beverly.
Ar. Jan. 0. sch. Imogene. Cousins, Bluehill.
FALL RIvER.-Ar. Jan. I, sch. Jed FRYE,
Langley, Hoboken.
SAvANNAH.-Sld. Jan. s, SCH Mary Lord,
Lord, Brunswick, Ga.
BoOTHBAY.-Ar. Jan. 8, sch. Two Brothers,
Howard. Mt. Desert.
WEST POINT, War. Jan. 4, sch. Vim.
L. Franklin, from Baltimore.
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The French m,nistry's address to the
Chambers will urge truce among the po-
litical parties, in order to render reform
possible, and will advocate reduction Of
the colonial war budgets and measures for
the encouragement oflabor.
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--,arter'~ Little Liver PIE are free from all
crude and irritating matter. Concentrated
medicine only; very easy TO take; no pain no
gripping; un pur-ius. For sale by :. u. Wig
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--LITTELL'S LIVING AGE. The num-
Der of The Liriag Age for the week ending
January 9, has the following contents: The
Coming Contests of the World, EOrtRighHy
Rerie,c, The Origin Of the Alphabet. CON
temporary Recier, Irish Shootings, Mac
milan, Leopard, Nineteenth Century; A
Walk in the Faroes, UdcHiiiidH, Fortunes
Wheel, Hdck,roOd; Contemporary Life and
Thought in France. Contemporary Rerie,r,
c. S. Calverley, Saturday Rerisr, and poe
try and miscellany. A new volume of The
Lirtng Age began with the year, affording
favorable opportunity for the beginning Of a
new subscription.
For fifty-two numbers of sixty-four large
pages each Tor more than $500 pages YEAR,
the subscription price (ss) is low: while for
$1,000 the publishers offer to send any one of
the American $500 monthles or weeklies with
The Liring Age for year, both postpaid
Littell & Co., Boston, are the publishers.
The January Wide Awake is opened by
little story, THE Dumb Betty Lamp" that
will excite pleasant interest everywhere. as
IL Relates 10 IONu IL Is
from the pen of Henry Bacon, the artist. who
is a native OF Marblehead. The frontispiece
was sent from his Paris studio, and is fine
effective picture. Another bright piece Of
work done in Paris last year is from the pen
and pencil of +. T. Merrill, and is entitled
Through the Heart Of Paris" it has some
twenty graphic illustrations. A sparkling and
excellent paper of foreign interest comes in
Mrs. John Sherwood's series, "Royal Girls
and Royal Courts" giving an account Of the
early training of Queen Margherita Of Italy,
showing that the daily life of queen is any
thing rather than the existence Of painted
butterfly. There are two stories Of historic
interest "A Revolutionary Turn-C Coat, (which
gives an account of the hardships and adj
ventures Of Southern soldiers in the war for
American independence, and mistress Mar
gery's Pin Money" by E. s. Brooks, an Incl
dent Of the times Of ssbluff King Hal and Sir
Thomas More. The ''fsiry" element In litera-
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sion Of severe storms.
Round about the stove in our country
stores, and post offices, men do congregate,
and the affairs of "church and state" re-
ceive severe overhauling. these stormy
days.
Some Of our seamen who left home for
winters cruise have returned. Last week
Luther Fitzpatrick, Alden Berry aud four
others came by boat to Bar Harbor.
The re-marriage epidemic is still preva-
lent: on Friday last Nahum Young Of Part
ridge Cove had . reunion of relatives and
friends to help him celebrate, and thi. eve
ming Monday Seth Hodgkins will, no
doubt, have large number to make hi. tin
wedding memorable. This is much better
than seeking through the courts to have the
bonds of matrimony dissolved.
The roads at the Point district, are in
condition to cause wayfarers TO use a good
deal of hard talk. The snow we had last
week was accompanied BY gale Of wind
consequently the roads were swept clean
save here and there monstrous drift
People who had business at the steam
boat wharf this morning found Jordan a
hard road to travel" either with wheels or
runners. The best time was made bv those
who "tramped it on foot" and they said it
was dreadful hard on boots"
Large numbers Of our young people. |
understand, are joining the Patrons of Hus-
haudry, and the excitement, and new thing,
some called it, does not seem "ready to
die out" but bids fair TO be an Institution
that has come to stay" The officers elect
ed for the coming year will be installed this
week.
The annual meeting Of the Grange store
company. takins stock, paying dividends.
etc. has been attended TO. | am credibly
informed that the business done during the
past wear, in cash sales, amounted to sl2.-
900. and the stockholders received disi-
dend OF - on share of $40 par value !;
this would be considered good dividend
in the stock market Funds for the new
building ! am told. will soon be all raised
and tie new Grange block a, the corner
viii soon become fact
| have quite number of little matters
calling for notice. which must be laid over
because Of the length of nv closing item,
which might truly be entitled Christmas
spent in an Atlantic gale" But | must
congratulate the noble band Of women
workers IN your city. who have abored so
hard for the building Of a high school they
mus, have felt proud on III. dedication Of
the cour, house battling the other day, a.
orowning their labor. with success To
Mrs. A. +. Gree,y, whose motto 10 this un-
deriaking, a. well as Others. va. "r>stiyia
nuiia rcrforsum," that day will be a red e-
Ter DAY long may she live q enjoy the lux
ury of doing good.
The papers have reported the disaster
which atei, happened to the harque Au-
burndaic. Capt. Nathan king. Of TINS place
FIR the information of the many relatives
ana fricnds of the captain, his wife, and first
maic Capt Bowden, well as many who
read the ANyKlctN.I furnish an extract from
letter written by Mrs. King, wife Of The
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City and County.

In TINS ctN this W edncsuaN morning tD'
mercury was down 10 Be below zero.
Judge l.. A. Emery attended the Lc-isla
tive reunion at Augusta, last week.
Col. {. {. Burrill and wife returned from
Augusta. very much pleased with the egis
latiye reunion.
An apprentice school will BE- op ned in
tbi, city as soon a teacher and .chool-room
can be secured.
Mr. Milliken has introduced bill to e>tab-
fish lighthouses on Green Islands aud Great
Duck Island.
MIR Hale has introduced in the senate Mr.
Nilliken'~ bin to make Mount Desert Ferry \
port of entry
We are glad to hear that Mr.. L. ]. File,
VIII has been seriously i'll for several days il
now improving.
MIR. y. Morrill,, of Bluehil. was IN thi,
city last Monday. on his way to Bangor 10 A.
tend a masonic meeting.
For the week ending Jan > their was
over one ton Of >melts shipped from Brock =
Vile by steamer Florence
:. u. Virgin went 10 oldtowu la,t week
10 be present At the installation q officers of
the order Of United Wofkmen.
MIR. BALDWIN. au engineer, spent several
DAYS of last week IN ibi- city on bushes, per
tanning to the proposed water works.
Mr.. pin- :, ha- introduced mas Of pc
ttiou> AGAINST tbr commission to arrange con
cernin- gh free admission Of Canadian fish.
Detective Robert A. payi, Of Portland
rcc,ut.y met At >teuhen. Mis- Beli, smith To
whom be- was married after sn acquaintance
81 inst enc week.
Sheriff Fields la, been recent, confined 20
hi, hrusc for several day, by fitness. He i,
noN improving and WIS able to h, out for the
FIR i'ne on Monda, last
Mrs sarah Brag,lon ha> pur, based the
stock of millinery recent, kept nv Mr. P.
>t,,eu- ami viii contiuue the business at III,
odd stand on Main street,
Tl, Probate Court which Is lue in thi.
an, t-,hy Wcsinr,,lts Ia, been adjourned
OVER for on, .las GA account If tn ilInt,, OF .
relative af judge Cunningham.
TIE three survivors Of the schooner .Iuhct
arrived home to Ellsworth, TUESDAY moruin-
'ht "i 'n' fh'.ip iF'"or-\ ha> q d''iot'teI
l'r ana Mr. su-han i'it M 'ii, the
ttA instant t"r f"Ncr"ff Ib'A were a'-
''AFah''d 10y M. + ''F'NhNa ''F " u" ll''
gone I'D >P'h" 'hf N''i'f ih boston M" '''in-
ny
-On Moulal evening. Jan. -. there will hc
regular '"''''"- - 'H' i''N' A't'Hhih '3
lhiN '"A UT NJ 'h'''''a''"A "I "'l8"F' ~
Hf+i''''f' "' '.'' "t""i "' i'tt'>''d /" "r
present.
ION January ;. il Mr.. John Grr,nins w..
hanging pui clothe, she fen and broke Der len
arm abuU, au inch above thr wis, Joint n.
fracture j. doing we'll and she j. A. comfortable
A. could l." expected.
Invitation, have been issued Tor ih. mar
rIa-,r ~ Mis- julia +, PcnpeU OF thi, plac, TO
Ar.ht;r Irving saunders. Of Ellsworth. at the
Congregational church on "Wednesday evening.
Jan sn. III ,.,bt o',los 4. pgoii1s E.,.ili.
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Since last week your spondeut has
picked up few items which ma, be Of IN
Iere>t especial, TO Our Trenton boys" far
away. who are subscribers TO the AMERICAN.
{. c. Youug has very much improved hi.
farm buildings b. additions and repairs.
having removed Treatons old town house
10 his farm buildings, and changed j, 10 the
finest stable IN town. lie has very much i'm
proved aud enlarged ii, broad acres" since
Rural styled il paradise Of farm.
l. II. Grrely Of Ellsworth Bar Harbor.
i, making permanent and large improve
nenis his farms. Harden and Cfipp.n.l
WITH .oye FOR farming. plenty OF cash and
NIL 10 eXpeud Il. with hard labor and
abundance Of Jordan's r.>cr bank de-
posts, lie has the past season cut one hun
dred tons Of hay raised also seventy -iiv.
bushels Of wheat. and other farm produce.
Extensive preparations are being made for
another farm year.
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thorough repair on his house. tie had
raistd il about two feet. wheu BIS death oc-
cured very suddenly; consequently the
work vas suspended for time. In proper
time Ms Springer commenced perfrcting
previously arranged plans. b, having granite
nut under the house. a Gel At dug under The
ell, granite put under the same, an addition
TO connect the house with The barn. and All
under-dran around the house and ell When
TIE Whole D., finished it will make fine APP
pearanoe aud add yer, much to the comfor,
Of herself and family
Mr. Thomas p.rkc the past summer hs,
busIt large barn. had his dwelling house
and barn connected BY oul-burdins.. and
an well finished aud painted outside ~hlch
is IN striking contrast with the old tumble
do~n" buildings of last year. Thomas also
keeps a good assortment of provisions and
groceries, which is very convegent for the
citizens, and the small profit, quite benz
Il, to himself
The pastor of the Baptist society. Rev. +.
\. DAVIS, holds meetings at the church
every Sabbath morning a, l0.50 Inc
church i, usually we'll filled With an a,'rn-
tive audience which appreciate hi> Iabor-.
The pastor IS very much interested for the
Welfare OF ms people, TO give them Thea,
portion of meat IN due season. Sabbath
school ], after morning service and a,ll at
tended Superintendent, teachers. and
scholars. by faithful attention to their sew
eral duties. are making the school a lasting
benefit TO all within 1t, influence. The pas
tor leading the large bible class, with Mrs.
DAVIS IS organisr. add, 10 the interest OF the
school. In view Of the arge number It,
tending. those having the management o:
the school may well eAelaim How The
people love the Sabbath school
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wharf, and landed her passengers. The passen-
gers lost their luggage, which was on the
lower deck aud was washed overheard.
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Schooner clio ohiIcott or tIi,norih wrecked--onc
Man DroWBed


Between and O'Clock saturday morning
the schooner Clio Chilcott. Of Eli.w ortiz,
went ashore on the beach near Manehau-
pond. about Two mile east Of Watch Hi
Point The vessel was loaded with rough
granite consigned 10 VI. II. -. John, New
York city. When she struck the beach one Of
the sailor, " no Wa clinging Ia the rig-ius Wa
shaken overheard snd drowned The " atch
Hill If saving crew was prompt TO assist and
succeeded in shooting Il line across the wreck.
The captain. T.. l.. Fullerton. and The remain
ing sailors were taken ashore in life and
cared for at the station. They were badly
chilled The report say> that the heavy sea
running will make short work in destroying
the vessel. though we hear that there are hopes
that the sails and rigging viii be saved. The
Clio Chilcott was built at this port in 1879 and
at the time Of her loss was owned by the fol-
lowing parties: Mirick Avery. Henry l..
Murch. A. W. Greely. Geo. II. Brooks.
Henrietta Jones. Henry Belts. IL. b. Mason,
estate Of j. T. Grant. Chas. ". Mason. l.. r.
Murcb. Mr.. Carrie +. Reed, Mrs. Sophia }.
Chilcott, Augustus f. Jones, ;. J. Morrison of
Ellsworth. Capt. f. l.. Fullerton. of somer-
vile, Mass, l. A. Murch. OF Belfast and b. H.
Aiken. Of Nineland. \. j. The Clio Chcott
from her first start has been commanded by
Capt +. L. Fullerton. formerly Of Ellsworth.
but recently of Somerville, who is very
smart and successful ship master. During the
ten years the Clio Chilcott has been running
she has probably carried more cargoes than
any other Ellsworth vessel in the same length
of time
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife Hannah T. Butler ha l.ft
w my bed and board without any iu-ii iialI,
cause, all persons hereby forbidden To trr =
her on my account, as | shah pay no bills IT her
contracting after this date.
NATHANIEL Il. BUTLER
Hancock, Dec. 81, 1885. 3tyi1r
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ROB.
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Gen. 9binnsp, Neptune unb Columbia
Gompanien, unb man bsrI6ob bic Ber=
banSlunS aur na6Reh re8sImabisen
StBun6.
elect Council Sibuna am
SonncrItag glbenb. - Der monatIide
9eri3t bes Stubti6abmsiiter seist cine
9ilan; bon sll6,725, SO in ber aaiie.
SER DidfOn beriGtets ssgsn bic Der.
crSnung. tpsIde bic @afcpreite regu.
liren fol-, unb ipat bet Nnfdt, Sab Scr
Stabtratb tein gsdt Sasu babe. YIN.
oere iparen psribiecensr NeinunB unb
Die Sa6e ipurbe i6lisbIib bsridoben.
Die 8ercrbnunS fir cine itdbtii6s
uno SpeSlalltsusr pdiiirte erite unS
;lpelte Seiuns. -0s2png, DidIpn unc
SlorS inuroer ale elm Gomite ernannt,
um 8emdb Der GmpfebIuns Der Sans
oelsbebDrbe ReseIn fur 9lsubauten uno
fur einen Saus Snipettor su entperfen.
-Gine Rense mpefsntli6e 0erorb.
nunBen paiiirtsn crte uno spsits 2ei.
uns. - 0runStefber in Der 1. @arb
perlansten, bab Der StartaeUmctsr Die
Gburd apenue erIt permeiie, Cbe bic
Stact iie occepiire, unb ss parb 70 Be.
IdlpHen.
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Gs beibt, 6ab unIsre 9uIise,fcree
bsi Der Icgten Nabl S6erssneisnits fir
bic bemOirotiibe 8artei Seibau babe.
gS 1T uns eies pripd,im Su Sbrsu 0es
fommtn unb Der ,,gadapdnna SntelIi.
seuetr" erbebt bic oleite 8ei6uIoigung.
-Wir baben cine Su bobe Weinung bon
0rn. 8ipple, ais rab pir benfen i6nn.
ten, Elm eerarliBer W / i brau6 Der
Imt ssepalt Itiner untcrgebsnen
isi nit ieinem gSiHcn seideben unO &C.
raee besbalb lit CT cs ieinsr Gbre ibuIs
big, eisis Acknowledgment itrengItsns
~ untetiubsn. Die BoliSci ipir6 aus
oer Stootla6e bC;ablt sur Grbaltuns
Der bifentIiben 0ronuuB uno ni6t fur
politiibe 9ienitIsiitunscn fur Die cine
pber aneere Yartei.
(8ir freuen uns, int Stanbe su Iein,
Wlapcr 8ippIe in bieier Sade sldmenb
su re6tfertiSsn. 8sreits einen Wonat
Dor Der @abl bdnoigte Serr 9iippIe bem
9oIisei6ef einen Brief elm, iporin be.
tont iparb, bnb bic YoIiSei nit 8adfdt
nuf ibre GG6tieteit unseitcat pirS unb
nidt wsBen poIitii9er SeSdnitiBuns.
06breno ben YoIiSiIten ais Yripltper=
icnsn oaS 9leat suitcbe, ibrer poIitii6en
llebeseuSunS entipredenb Bel @abIen
su itimmen uno asitireu, tiirfe rsr 81
feniIide 9ienit in teiner WeiIs baruns
ter Ieiosr uuo er bat aud ni6t ssIittten.
Die gpIisjitsn tleibsn, trob ibrer Gin.
itelIuns, 9irssr ipis ieoer gnbsre, uno
barfen ais ioI9e feline Ginbube an ibrsn
ppIitii6en Re6tcu erIsioen. g9eiter
fOnnte Der Rapor ni6t Ssbsn, ais ben
BOIisiitsn ieoen tbatiseu glntbsiI an ben
@sbIen su unteriaecn.)
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Mns hem pbcrcn 3hnlc.

9as Gisenibum Ter Ssrmyn Sarf
@cmpanit ;u SJrmpn wuroe am Wcn
tag ron sinem UsbulisI6eriff nit Be.
i6IaB teiest uno spar infolss elmer
greIuticn bon Sobn Sermpn fur sI5,
600.
- Sn IrdbaIo psriudts am 5reitas
glbeno her l2idbrise Sdmes Spencer
auf einen 3ug &arren su iprinesn, NOS
bel or Gus9litt uuo unter Die Rdeer 'ses
rieit. gr paro 70 idwr psrIsBt, eab
CT am 5-mItns ilarb.
GnrbSnSnle. 6sBcn cine Gbeilun5
Der eriten @arO iine 8 uno su Guniten
SsrieIten $50 Stimmen atses seben iocrz
ben. earbpnoals bat icmit icbt iGni
gSareS. .-Sobu s. llImer uno 5rant
GabI fcierten am Woniaa lcBtcr g9c6e
sIcidssitis ibren 39ten 0lburtstdg umo
erbisIten ;lbIrciae 8Iadspdnibe.
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Gin dr;tlibes zraftat eeeen 1rps
bibitipn.

Der Goitor ees in SartforS, Conn,
eri9einenoen .,SOurnaI Of Snetrietp",
Or. Z. .. Gvotbsrs, bat Gin Sratiat
seSen bic Yrobibitionss Sbse perpffent.
lidt, SeEsn SnbaIt 70 gan, BEN glns
i4auunsen Der 5reunee Der peribnIi6en
Sreibeit cntipridt, bab mir nit Ser.
eniiSen einise Stelen baraus eitiren.
Die Soee eiues sdnSlibsn 8sr6cis bss
SpirituOisnbdnosls niro barin bonn mil.
isniduftli6en unO biitoriiten Stant,
punt aus periporfen. Die 9robibi.
tionsbepesuns", iast @rotbers, ,,be.
rubt auf Der Sbcoris, oab bic unmdbie.
felt nur burd 9llfpbpl perurIa6t iperSe
uub bab bieie ,,gIrSnsi" Elm Gurus Iei,
Der nad Selieben uufeeesbsn uno 10 baS
llebeI bcisttiot iperoen Tonne. 9lber ba
1T es bod cine beSeibnenoe SbatIade.
bab YrpbibitionsseIese i6on ieit tauieno
Sabren sc8en sIItoboI, Gubaf, 9bce,
Safiee uno Opium Ser8ebIi5 erIaiien
iporben itno. DlornIi6e, seIeaIdaft.
tide, relieible un6 autofratiIbe OlitteI
iinb in i9drfiter g9siie ansspanct por.
ben, Inn rem 8ebrau6 bieier 8snubmits
tel su untercrudsn. Seippten, bic Sc.
malt lber Sebsn uno 8eSanisn ibrer
llntertbanen butten uno in iseer Sin.
ii6t Seren SanoIunssn eontrplirten,
baben ben @enub bon StimuIanten unt
narIotliheu 0littelu ni6t ;u perbinserr
permOtt. Selbit bic beipotii6en Serr.
f6er Gbina's iounten ssssniber BEN
Spiumssnub nidts tbun. a6niae uni
Sapite baben SeSeI ben Gerbrnuf Dor
Sabat psrSCbIi6 selpiilbst, unb alIO
0sieBs seSen ben Genub bon 9llfobp
ino biS aui ben beutissu Gag nusloi
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WIGS aeht prrfrhrt

i'm Wsbduismvs res aGrprrs. ptuu ii gittr
aueI Sttnung gfrib. carilfibilffii, g'rr-
tauuugsItirsu. gtrsrrtrubfit ts5 SuisS, nm
rpllfrmmsut 9lutbileuul iinp he a,piiIn
5eIgn. 2lttr man fam rsnirlttH ltidt pcr.
ttuatn une ibTe llrihhs snifernsu eur6 tine
Sur nit 8 pitstteT'S Rdgenbittertm,
ptIhte fas ejaasucraan dnrrst uub itins
SbGtisffit ngulirt Die eirslts hrlls 1T sin
gtrIbrinetu Ter Sdmnitu untrrtalS esr
Rippsn uue i'm Sbulttrbldtt, efr llsbelfrit,
SlcpfbmrIu, @tlbbtit Der Saut etr Selrats
btit eer 3unat uue res lauren Gjrruhs ess
gtbtnie, ptl6e has etbultietn ftnn,rihusn.
G'tiuntt 8sreauurs uuo RsgslmGBsfsit tss
Smblgdngs linb tbenflus fur6 ern O,sbraum
tiiise btrHbmitu gflunbbtiie- lGiertrbringns
asiberts Sesnungen, ,prhs5 bfm NGrptr siren
CSfae zen araft ais tie trife Sdugptbr ssarn
miliriiGs 9piefmit rerldti. NtrpsnihpGtbc
une llcbulnlpannuHl rprom edpurd 9tlintrTi
uup slpfstit uue Sdlaf raeurb astfiitri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-11-11
2Sailne Gpirnfh.

- GritIunIib III Der poIitii6e lin.
i6wunB IN Wapne County, ivo bei eer
IcBten 8nbl nur Der bempfrati3de 4es
prdicntant G6aS. U. Nc@artp nit tIei.
ner Diebrbeit erpdblt ipare. Die er.
pdbItcn 9tspublifaner iino: 6. y.
SareenberS fur 8eiebsebuna SamsS
6. StrSsIl sum 8ebiIfsribter uno
Sol. 0corae y. Osborne gum Sdab.
meliter. Die 9smofratcn iparen ibrcS
Sie8es 10 Seipib, bub iis ben 0eutIben
cine Domination auf ibrem Iidet pcr.
tpeiSertsn unO biss trus 81 ibrer glie.
oerla8e bel.
- Gs ipiro semeISst, bab ter bon
yleip Dcrt bic 9ddaiporsn flbrence gris
GrprefSuS in Babe iiber bic @rie & 8.
q. Yabn bis na9 Scrantcn fabrcn
ipiiroc.
- G6arIeS Wenner, Gin in bieiem
county tpobItetann:cr Ntann, lit Dor
aursem nabe llwaIoe, S,ras, nit elmer
S6uBiUunoe im SerSln als 2eite auf.
8efunbcn tporben. Ole Gcroners Surp
CAB eircn @abriprud auf SeItItmorb
ab.