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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-21
AZ Office FOR PUBLICATION.

NJ Office FOR PUBLICATION.
U. s. Land Office of Bozeman Month
March 18th, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Bozeman Montana, on
April 30th, 1883, viz:
PETER F. MORRISON,
who made Homestead Entry No 4i3 for the N
E14 of section No. 81. Twp l N of Range East
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion OF, said land, viz.
Steven White, ]. o. Hopping, George Her.
bert Of Gallatin City and James Rea OF Boze-
man, Montana.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register:
First publication Mar.lith 1857:
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-21

DIrJII " REWARDED are those who
RItHLl I read this and then act; they
mont that will not take them from their
homes and f'mllies. The profits are large
and sure for every Industrious person, many
have made and are now making several
hundred dollars q month. 1t is easy for any
one to make s. and upwards per day, who Is
willing to work. Either sex, young or old |;
capital not needed; we start you. Everything
new. No special ability re9niredj yo,u,
MS NJ once for full particulars, which we mall
iree. Address Stinsou a Co, Portland, Me.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-21
n Office FOR PUBLICATION.

NOIlCE FUR PUBlIlCAIlON.
Land Office, Bozeman, Mont,
March, ,st 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Bozeman, NJ.
T, on Saturday, April q, 1883, viz:
ALFRED JOHNSON,
II. S, No, 40 for N u of N W u Lots ! and p
and A II s, No. 929 for the Lot and SW u, OF
NE n, Sec. TIP. N r,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tiOn of said land, viz:
Frank Grail, Samuel ii. Conrow, George
Reichman and Ebenezer Morse all of Gallop,
p. o. Galatin county, Montana
GRO. W. MONROE, Register.
lstPublication March lith. 1883.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-21
AT E N T S.

VthtS, Tf6d6 MnFKB nhu CVpyrIguts
tained, and all other business In the Y. y.
Ient office attended to for Moderate Fees.
ur office is opposite the U. g. Patent office,
We can obtain patents In less time than
|se remote from Washington.
end MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise
'ke NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN
TENT.
Y refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt.
Money Order DIV, and to officials OF the
3. Patent ofiice' For circular, advice,
ms and references TO actual clients in your
state or county, write TO
@. A. Snow Sc Co.,
Opposite Patent ONCE, Washington
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
Giford's Bill.

Delegate Clifford has introduced q
bill amendatory of the law providing
for the division of the great Sioux
reservation, and for the REIMBURSEMENT
of the Indian title to the remainder.
That law was enacted at the last ses-
sion of congress. The commission
appointed under it failed to reach a
satisfactory agreement as to the pro-
posed division. The bill introduced
amends the law as follows: The res
ervation Is to be opened without the
consent of the Indians, while the law
passed last session required such con-
sent. The sum of $4,000, 900 is to be
deposited to the credit of the Indians,
instead of the 81 100000 provided for
last session. The lands thrown open
to settlement are to be paid for at the
following rates: on lands entered tor
settlement during the first two years
after the opening of the reservation,
81 per acre; all lands taken during the
next two years, Is cents per acre; and
so cents per acre for the residue un-
disposed of at that time. The law of
last session proposed to pay for the
lands at 80 cents per acre. A feature
of the amendment is an appropriation
of 5000, 900 to defray the expenses of
surveying the lands opened to settle
ment.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
Tcster For December.

Prof Foster comes to the front with
the following: "Mercury passes the
equator of the sun December y; the
moon passes the earth's equator De-
cember IL and storm will be due on
the latter date. From the lth to the
18th will be Il period of great storms
that is, above the average, the prin-
cipal dates of the period for this Ion
gitude being December II and 16.
The next succeeding storm date will
be December %. The planetary in
fuences are: Venus equinoctlal the
22d; the earth crosses the suns equa-
tor December 20; the moon crosses the
earth's equator December 25. These
combined and powerful planetary
events will, in our opinion, and ac-
cording to all past observations and
experiences, cause some very bad
weather and fierce storms during that
period, 81, to 30, the principal dates
for the Mississippi river line being
within twenty-four hours of sunset on
the 22d, 25th and 2Sth."
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
SUMMIT.

Mrs. S. Kieth's remains were re-
moved from Sec. IA, ll37s, to the
cemetery at Blunt, this week.
ID. r.. Sherman of Goodwater town
ship made final proof on his homestead
Wednesday, and will depart for Iowa
next Friday to attend school.
A literary society has been organ
lied at the Oberlin school house; meet
ings held Wednesday evenings.
L. l.. Whitford boarded the train
Monday, for OHIO, where he expects to
enjoy himself with friends and rela,
tlves several weeks.
12-l3-'Ss. Proxy.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

Butter and Eggs Wanted.
l will pay the highest price IN trade
for fresh butter and eggs.
NJ. l.. FRENCH, Grocer, Onida.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
MlIONS.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the District Court in and for sully County.
AMANDA Ross.
WILLIAM L. Ross,
The Territory OF Dakota sends Greeting:
To William Z. Ross. Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint in this action which filed on the
10Th day of November. A. d.. lsSS iii the office OF the
Clerk of the District Court within and for the County
of Suy Territory of Dakota. at the Court House in
the said County OF Suly, ID. T.. and To serve copy
OF your answer the subscriber at his office on
Main street in the Town of Blunt Dakota Territory
within thirty days after the service of this summons
exclusive of the day of service. II you fail Ia
the complaint within that time the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated at Blunt. ID. T.. this Goth day OF September
A. D.. 1855.
LoRING +. GAFFY, Plaintiffs Attorny.
First publication November Il, lSSS.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
Taken Up.

On about October |, 1888, one Red
Steer with white spots on; y years old,
came to my farm on the NE / of sec.
19-1l6-7S. Owner can have the steer
by proving property and paying
charges.
Dated Nov. 19 1888.
THos. SCHLACHTER.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

AspIRANTs for capital honors of
South Dakota keep coming to the sur
face. st. Lawrence and Miller have
quit fighting and pooled issues on the
deal. As they are so near together
that each claims the other as suburb,
it would not be hard to JON them aG
one town whether they secure the
capital or not.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

SPEAKER CARLISLE says the 'House
is ready to pass the Springer Bill
which admits all the Territories as
States except Wyoming, Idaho and
Utah. Admitting Dakota as single
State but will not make two states of
it." If the House passes such a bill,
the Senate, being Republican, will not
allow such an open disregard of the
wishes of the people of Dakota, so
often and emphatically expressed, to
become law, but will demand provis-
for division before admission.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

THE Standard Oil Company is max
ing an effort to introduce Lima crude
oil into the northwest to take the place
of coal for fuel. The oil is piped to
Chicago from Lima, OHIO, and will
be distributed from Chicago in tanks,
1t is claimed to be cheaper fuel than
coal ut one dollar per ton.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

THE official count of all the states
gives Cleveland plurality of 97001.
But as the electoral college is P.epub-
lican by large majority the next
president will be Benjamin Harrison.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

M. L. French, at Onida, has just
received from Chicago general stock
of the best Groceries, Canned Goods
and Jellies. Call and see him.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
Clifton Literary Society.

PROGRAM FOR TUEsDAy..EvENING Dee. IS,
Song by Choir.
Recitation, Blanche Carpenter,
Reading, Mrs. ID, NJ. Smith.
Recitation, Myrtle Porter.
Recitation, Belle Beedlc.
Essay, J. M. Porter.
Recitation, Dave Pershing.
Song, frankie Porter.
Defamation, Robbie Porter.
Reading. Cora Botsford.
Recitation, Harlan Porter.
Recitation, Ray Botsford.
Reading. Steve A. Travis.
Defamation, Harry Carpenter.
Song, Stewart Mateer.
Paper, Minnie Porter.
Hat Debate, Members.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

SITTING BULL and other Sioux chiefs
at Standing Rock Agency are anxious
to 90 and see the new Great Father
General Harrison. They want to see
and talk with him before Inauguration
day. When the request was refused
by Maj. Mclaughlin they became rest
less, and now declare their intention
to hold a council to raise funds to pay
their own expenses. A stop should
be put to Indian junketing expeditions.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

TIE Legislature and the people of
Iowa have been meddling considerably
with railroad management the past
year. As a result out of 5000 miles
of railroad built in 1888 Iowa gets
but five miles.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15

THE little state of Rhode Island,
has, by a recent amendment to its
constitution has done away with the
property qualification of voters.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.

y
The town pump has been fixed
this week to keep it from freezing on
cold nights.
Rob Porter who has spent the
fall at Gettysburg, returned home,
Thursday.
Mis- Azelia Owen closed her term
of school IN the Carson district, Oko-
bojc township, yesterday.
Register of Deeds Porter is remov-
ing to the county seat to be ready for
business on the first Monday of 1889.
The light snow fall of last Mon
day night brought out several sleds
but the bright sunshine following
soon put stop to that way of travel
ing.
The Northwestern road has sent
a big snow-plow to Huron In order to
have it this side of the blockades when
winter arrives.
Will Hook has bought the house
on A. j. Wasgatt's claim, just east of
town and removed it to his homestead
in Hartford.
Joe Nook and Tim Hartnett
were over from Fred Garlngs rancho,
this week, buying potatoes to supply
Fort Bennett
Frank Haskins has sub-contracted
the Blunt Clifton and Fairbank stage
line, and will commence operating the
same Monday next.
A Sully county product, the daugh-
ter of Elliot Garrett, formerly of Oko-
bcjo, took the first prize in recent
st. LOUIS baby show.
Rev. r. c. Opie who was at one
time on the Methodist circuit in Sully
county is at present located at Hitch
cock, in Beadle county.
j. A. Bailey started last Monday
for Madison, Dakota, where he will
stop for short time before going to
Wisconsin to remain permanently.
The success of several Sully coun-
ty farmers with corn and hogs this
year should be an inducement for
others to engage in the same branch
of farming.
Prof. c. c. Blake predicts that
1889 will produce the greatest ex-
tremes of heat and cold, drouth and
flood, than have been known in Amer
lea for more than sixty years.
Mrs. Amanda Ross and son started
last Monday for a visit of couple
months with relatives at Mankato,
Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Darr have
charge of the Clifton House during
her absence
C. II. Warncke the Goodwater
Democrat was Clifton visitor last
Saturday. Charley yet wears a far
away look, as though he has not
fully recovered from reading election
returns.
The remains Of Miss Ida Kenny
who was drowned in the Okobojo near
this place in 1885, and inferred on
her fathers farm a short distance
nort-east of town, were taken up last
Wednesday and re-interred in the
Onlda cemetery.
F. Nj. Chamberlain short dis.
tance southeast of town, dehorned "a
or 80 head of cattle Friday of last
week. Some persons may call this
cruelty, but tbs better than to take the
zone chance in thousand of human
life being destroyed by the horns OF
vicious stock.
The Onida Journal reports 8
shooting scrape In the south part OF
the county few days ago in which nc
one was injured except the man who
rode sixteen miles after justice. just
how far his injuries may extend, de-
pends upon the amount of horseback
exercise he indulges in.
Tree claims in Beadle county have
so far advanced that their fortunate
owners are securing their winters fue
from this source That may do very
well for the Jim river country, but out
here on the Missouri slope settlers
hauip Uattinu fnnl from their atrae
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
NOTICE !!
Republicans Have Got 1t, and
So Have We.
HUBBARD g. FISHER.
FAIRRANK, DAKOTA,

Have a full line of Groceries and will
sell them cheap for cash. Indian
Goods, Dry Goods and Hardware will
be sold cheaper than elsewhere. Call
and see us; bring your cash and be
convinced of the fact.
HUBBARD & FISHER.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-12-15
Teachers Examination.

The regular examination for certiti-
Gates will be held at Onlda, January
9th, 1889.
The next examination will be held
April End, 1899.
Dated December IL, 1888.
}. M. PORTER,
Supt. of Schools,
Sully Co, Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ripley spent
Sunday and Monday in Blunt.
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0mpfeblenStpertb.

6. aorens's 8lntreinisunes. MitfsI
1T bas bette 0iittel gegen Sautauss
idI68e, SopfibmeVsn, SGipineeI, llns
berbauIibfeit, 8bepmatismus, 9eritopfs
una upo f6r cine erinSIide 8sinisuns
bes SIutes iiberbaupt.
6. 2orens's "COrn Remedy" 1T
bGS bette WlitteI Sur 8srtreibune Der
9ii5ntrangeH.
6. 9orens's German Bitters"
aus ben beten &r6utern uno RuraeIn
saiawmen seieb., III Isbr empfeblsnss
iOertb in 6dIIen bon 9pspepiia, 9ers
Itopfuns, franfer Seber, Samsr,en i'm
8dden unb auf Der settle, 9(erbSgist
9Opfipeb, 9lppetitIOiiefs;, unb eIlen
sranI9siten, b; FQH i9te4tem 8Iui
nerrasrsn,
8. aOreus's 3abntrebirn ifiasn al,
Sdmersen aueSnbIidIib.
s. ecrsn;'S 6Mifen. Weoi,in ii Sas
! sslIie sssIie SeiImittel bel SuIten, Grtdltunaer
unS ausn Getrs@sR 6ss SaIIes unb 6ei
2unss, peI1e S9piHbiutbt psrarIa.
den.
6. 9Orens's 9ebersPiarn, elm aus
| geseianetes WittsI sesen aopfipeb
Yeritopfune, 8beumatismus, 9erb6iir
tat uno 9ranfbeiten 6es 8Iutes.
| 6. 2crens's glpotbefe, 4l9 2adaipani
na Abenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
Sa8 xbal abmdrtS.

Sablprbillf. = Die slrbeit an Der
neuen 8aiier 8allep 8abn ipir6 nit
@ifer betrieben unb eS iin6 ni6t ipenis
ger aIs fiinf ober feds Seftionen an
Der @eSeitrede nnseftelt, etpa i'm
@ansen einbunbert Wann. 9ln ben
niebrisen unb gum 9beiI nahen StelIen
iperSen Bfoiten nit elmer Maidine in
ben @runb eetrieben man ibneioet bic
Stdmme in hsr entipredenben @r5Be,
ipibt iie su unb treibt iie bann in ben
8ooen.-9ie 8. 8. & D. GOmpanie
bat ben 8erfauf BON 8nupldben bier
eineeiteIt unb bic Solse lit, bab ii6 bic
8auIuitisen mad Wlinoofa ober Renos
BAN sieben, mo bic Cots subem bebeu'
tenb biIIiser iinb.
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g cberiH's SerfGufe
-ppii-
8GrfBBOaGm 8FaROGigGatbam
Samitae, ben o. Suni 1883.

gsmd6 Ssribisttuu GretatiOnsbtfsbIs rpn
+ flerl Facias, uno alis-
sritsllt ppm Gemmrn pleas 6jridt BON 9ada-
mamma 9puniy unc an MID BsriGki, rtree i'd
IN esm 9OnrtbauIs her Siaei Snantpn, am
Samita9, ben 8, Suni 1888,
nm 10llbr 8ormittnss. tur6 tTentlidsn gtus.
ruf all Die 8shts, SitsI unp 9ntsrslitn btr
geTtIaaieu 1T uue auf bic nldbfplaene btfbries
bfHsu Strsdrn pdBflen uno Stride qanb
ium grfauf ausbiftru, nfmli6;
so i.-gIlIf bic Sis@k, 9iirI unS SntrtIT,n
hes 9sIilagttn in une auf all ben sttpilien
Srit Sane, sslesen in isnsm 1bsil etr 1laet
Scranton, bsfaunt aIs ptirsbure, Qadapanne
County une Staat psnnislpania, teeren,t mic
fclSi; Iuianssue an pfolsn unb Sttintn IN
Siuit prn Saue btS u. IingIfy an Srpina glpe.
nue. Yon ba n0relib futlins btiaater qinis
siHbanefri une fliubia 8ub sur @ds scn 9lllsp,
nCn ea pflilip enilang bslaglsr 9lllep pitr,id
6uB ,u edue zen NrsSri6 Gammin, Son la
iueIid fntldHa Sinie pcn bslaltsm 9aub ein-
bnnert nue flnfiig 6uB su 9rpina gvtnus,
eann plili6 tnilarg bsiigttr Apsnut sisr,ia Run
gum gufangepldBs; II Got 9p. IS i'm BIpd
..G", mic btstthnft auf her alrle run v, 9.
Silfmann's geeiiiou IL Setanipn acbltu
unb Winns.isn rtissirt pir bri&rieben i'm
Daptub 9c. TO-, Sfiir 1873 ETC., in qada.
mama County.
aRit Ssl9lag tflsst unb Ia Grsfuiicn atnSn,.
men dui eit Nlaas pon Suianna Sgipmbs,
sesfn Senrae 0laiieS. S6ulo SIS. 9uea,
mtnt glo. 43, SUM- 2. 1886. 81. ia. 80. 6S,
1uni Z. 1888. q. Saumauu, aapalt.
6trner;
Np. 2.-aas bic 9te6is Sittl uus SnisrsI.
len ess Str..astsn in unb auf bic nat,s,
etitritbsus Got Strsds cher Tsgislls qans, bt.
srsHiunp bef6risbsn hi; ielat, Sh qctglc' 279
aut ttnsr HaTts spu spis Der 0tl. & 6ueIun
eahal eomPanle auf einem Grid i'm @arran.
tssnailfn pon Wfary Ssysr, fntbdltsne eTsi,ebu-
tauitne tlnbunesrt Suahratfu6 eanb, etlsasu
IN efI sidei earbenealf, eddapanna County
une Staat YsnnlsIpania. glnfanssne In btr
nerepsliltbfn Ntait eiHfr rt1elnrGBiaeu 6jaiIs,
an ftnfn puntis eniftrnt 1876 7l10 5ue, in IL
nfr Hdmug fibli6 39l @rdbe piilid ppn bsr
ihelt9tn ode pen got 0p. 275, friiber iiber.
iragtn an SAINTS 6iia, spn ea bsi 6IalIt nSrb.
lid asa @rdee, Gitlib los Clio 6u6, BON ea
bei anoHtm Sano etr Del. & 6nefen Canal
60. nnp Ni Got Rp. 262 in bsiaaitm Stridb,
itsi ebr friibtT i'm 9tiis scn 9aibarina pae.
etu, iielib 30l @raet, piIidb f2l 5lf0 9n5 III
edt Yon ea bel unrrgtIma6igfr @dllt liiblid
34l 8rdes, pshIid 81 ui0 6us, nGrpliGt 39i
eirart gtplit fi3 7i0 5ub ium 9nfdnss.
plags. gIbtBsrt nit siusm bSl,srnsH @obn-
bauf une auhsuasbduem ehrauf.
WIt Sslplag btIs9t une in Grt.uticn az,
ncmmsn auf bic Slass Spn z. 8. 6jilpeirii as-
gen gairid SenRpr unp 6rau 9Sdhid Gpnnur,
lsins dran. S1ule $239.Si. Subamtnt Ws
242, SUM ,. 1883. 81. ia. SO. 46, SUM-
{. 1885. S'Srieu & 0slIy, anRSlts.
aa has ssnannts 9issnibum pirb uur asa,n
9apr SsrsauTt, SS. .. Sepis,
S9nihs Sffee. Serauipu, ga., ! SdniH.
10. Wili, 1888.
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Wennfnlpanifhe 0fad,rihtet.

= Der bemOfratii6e Staatss Sons
bent piro am 80. Wtai in Sarrisbur9
ubsebaIten.
= Der Strife in ben @iIeniperten su
DanbilIe lit been6iet un6 bic 9rbsiter
sinaen am Nlontag uuter ben eleiden
9ebineuneen sur gIrbeit, ipie brr benz
Strife.
= Sunburn bat ain 4. SuIi cine
erobe Seuermannss Paraoe.
= Srau 8eibIer, cine sSnIaiiin Der
SrrensG Gbtbeiluns bes 2aneaiter county
SOipituIs, bat felt Al 1asen feline 3abs
run8 au iib Senommen. Sic seniebt
ni6t5 ale Elm babies Quart @afer
tGsIid unb betsbt barauf ni6tS eTen
su fbnnen. SOnit i6eint iis gang BEL
8eritunoe su iein.
= Sas Gu. .s2utberiide Miniferium
bon BennipIbanien unb an0ren;enben
Staten ipirS feline 141. Sobrss. 8ers
iammIune baIten in Der Srinitatis
6ir6e, au SancaIter, 9a. Die 8ers
iummIuns pirb am 9onnerItas, ben "a.
RaL in Der tbIiden g8eiie erbffnet
iperben.
- Die Supreme @Ourt bon 9enns
iplbanien bat am 8lpntas entIhieoen,
oab bic 3ii6ter bas 9leht babsn,
@irtbsbaus' licenien ua6 @utNiinfen
3u beipillisen pber su beripeteern. SIN
benz borlieaeuoen Sale tpur6e UNI Elm
Manbamus 9efebI nadseiudt, ipeIder
bic BbilabsIpbia Common pIeas 8ids
ter ;ipinsen iolIte, einem seipiHen 8ou'
henbuib cine 2icenfe su beipilIisen.
Die Supreme Court beripeigerte absr
ben na6seiu6ten 8efebI, nit ber oben
anSefiibrten 8emertuns.
| = pie 9rpbibitiOniftsn bon 9enns
| ipIpanien Baben ain Iektsl Ylittpo1
ibre Staatss Contention in Sarrisburs
abssbalteu. Der 8oriiber Scbn Q.
Scott bon philadelphia ertIdrte TiH
eeeen So6Iisena bic bon ben grobibis
tioniitsn nidt ais NbidIassSabIung ans
eenommen tper6en fbnnte. Gs paren
40l DeIesetsn anipeienb, pelbe SO
Counties reptaientiytsn. Die 4lalferm
iit natirIid; probibition. 9lidter
8FaS pur6e gum Hi6ter fir bas
.Staats Sbsr8ertht nsiaipiit. Der
gnipaIt Der ,,Pbilabetpbia Sam lnt
Srbsr Society" 9etpis 3. Bail, ems
ping ntr 50 Stimuen.
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StsStratb.

Der Com mon eouneil bate
am DonReritae aben6 unter bem 8ors
iib bon g9atts etne 8srIammIuna.-
Staotanipalt 8uinS eriu6te ben Stabts
ratb, cine MetboOe fir 9lHebmsnts fir
gtibsllirunsen aufsuiteQen, uno Su bss
itimBes,, per bic Rotten Der Gintrasuns
BON 8drgihaitsurtunSsn ~ tragen bat.
Sin lunses 8ersei6nib BON 4s9nanseg
tpurSe rle6ist.-9er Iuftrag an Ben
Stabtssometsr, bic gOiten Der YHaIters
ung nit slspbalt bon nibsr benapnten
SrabeR feitiuitelen, tpurbs an9 bier
paiiirt.-Sud cine Dlepss bersits ipl
Selset GOuneil erip6bnten aprInse,
puiSsn bier sinssrsiGt.-eins Ianss
gilte bon gtiieSb;S:::s:nts'G GorTsftiOnen tpur'
ben sulAslit gspsbmist. Der S'taStan'
malt tpur6e bsalHtrast, iDsnn mbeIi6,
bic Ssrmpn Del gompanis bapon lb,us
balten, ibre 8ebaItsr an Ser GapcuIe
sIpenue su erridten, Bis Der Stabtratt
feline 9egebmieune basu seeeben,
(Sermpn ipiro Il6 ipsnis um Sic Sc.
| nebmiBuns bee Staotratbes fammsru,
| ba er ni6t Su i6misrsn sebsntt. )-Dei
StaotSeOmeter ioI 9lnSebots erIaKsr
fir sinen 3peisietper an Maoiion 9lbe.
nue., esssIei&en stpii6su MabiIOn uni
Wlonrpe &penues.
-gbnrIes S6Iassr pin ii& in ber
9lubsRanb ieten unb bat Tsin GusrpI
@rceerie @ei1dft an fsinen 8ruber u
S. S6Iassr uno feinsn S9paser grni
G. Zeal Dertauft.
= Gin euteS 9Iutrsinisunssmitts
i'm 5riibiabre unsepan6t bat iGon bSu
fs bor fdperen arantbeiten bsipabri
Or. ausuit 96nis's Samburssr crop
fen fne Elm felt Subrsn bsIiebtss 0lit
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= NadfoIsenb eeben mir Elm Ser
teibnib ber 2pfalitdt unb 9lummer be
9ditsn bes @ametpea Seuer gIarm
iuel6er nun in fiIr,er 8eit fertis isil
iol:
t4-eadananna gIpt. unb Sisbtntn Strabt.
| Is Scranton 6aue.
2f-9sffnloH une eadaraHna Mpsnuts.
22-Wppmine Mpsnus unh Spruee StTa6e.
23-einbsn Srabs unb Grantlin Mptnut.
24-gDaIbingtcn Mpf. unb Mulbfrrp Strabf
25-Slipt Strabe unb Meams Mpenue.
3f-GIdy Npfnus unb 9inf StraBt.
32-9apcuIe Nptnuf unb phelps Strabe.
33-prcpibsntt Rpab unb Carbon SiraBe.
34-tadapanna Apt. unb q. Drain SiraBs.
6f-SpetiIane Sirabt unb Bromley apfnue
35-9adicn Straet unb glain Npenuf.
62-S. Wiain aptnue unh 5ampton StraBe.
36-Sadlcn StraBt unb einrpln Apsnur.
63-S. ahtf StraBt unp 5amptrn StTaBt.
4t-gBaibineton Mpsnue unp Sidprp Sirabt.
42-Drittr unb 6tIlops StraBs.
43- -Ghnfts gSsnut unb 8iinfts Strabs.
44-Srantcn une Sitbtntsr Sirabtn.
5i-Gsbar apsnut unb 9llesr SiraBt.
52-Yrclpttt unb 9iipr StraBf.
53-etear AUfnut unb Gin Straer.
5l-Waibinston aprnut unb Mnplt Giraffe
55-6tbar Aptnus une 9tdr StIabt.
o. Walbinston unb Ntp gort ct. Sail.
Co. Wiaripn SraBt unb Gapouie NStnue.
CD. Il 8. strtu,uug nnb Green Ribgt St.
T-GifIon aptnut unb on Warfft StraBf.
72-eourt Graft une DIAMOND Nptnue.
Roab une q. @aiE MpsHue.
4-Marfst Sirabs une q. Wain apsnue.
75-92prb Drain unb parftr Sirabe.
St-Srid unb DAT Straef.
unb Rarftt Graft.
Aptnus une 9lIb Strabt.