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ans ben obevsn Eholc.

gabe Rem GrecnircoS BREEDER,
an Der DeI. & s.. 9abn, funosn Sdies
fsrlsisr am 9nunerIia1 NPoresn bic
opIIig nadis 9eide tines nsugeborenen
Slntss, oas mad Der Geburt llraneuIirt
iporDsn ipar. 9iaberte psib man ni9t.
GarbsabaIr. = DAB unTere Staet
niht binicr aHbsren suriid bleibt urb
itetis pd9it an 9DObIItano un6 liner.
nstmun8SseiIt, betpeiIsn an bsIten bic
Dspoiitcn in uniersn bsieen Santtn.
2lm ID. MIdrS 1883 baitln tieisIbsn
iuSsciammt IN 0sppiiten Die Summe
bon S575, 900, ipdbreno Der 8eiraa bsrs
ielbsn am Is. 5etrpar 1888 s $50, 900
mar cine 8unabms ron so 9roseni
IN stipa idnf Sabren. Die OIas5laler
9atten einCu greiS fur bic popuIdrle
iun8e Dame eiies Slact ausssiebt une
6rl. 9iS;ie Spiib sewam benieIben.-
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Die observation-disclosures Ses eyugsno.
S(reIas Der beutiAen Yresbptcrianer
8emsinbe nm borlebten Montae 9l6eno
mar 70 slblrei6 beiu6t, Sab biele 8es
liBer ron Sidsts fsinen 9taum msbr
finoen fonnten. lin nun bielen aerebt
;u iperben uno auf pieIfa9es 8erlangen
Derbsn bic 0iitslis6er am nGditen
DlOnta9 9lbeno nOdmals cine SorItels
lung 9eben un6 elm bsrdnSertss 4ros
sramm burdfabreu. Sab bic crite
MISUNDERSTANDING in alien TbeiIen
Dadsr hurbBCfIbrt uno nit grobsm
Seifau aufaenpmmen ipurbs, be5eugen
aIle 8eiuber. 9idetS fir ndHiien
DiontaS Abeno iino bel allen Wlit9lie=
bern ;u bdben. Gs tpmmt u. VI. sur
Multiplying: Gin 3immer nit stpei
Setten, oeer: gHem eebbrt bic Srau 2"
oaSu nod Glarireits uno &laoi'riOIos.
Sn bus @r0nbaus bon 9beoeor
SlinBel, SO. 1925 SGo @alblngton
Auenus, bransen in Der Dienitas Na6t
leBisr Wo9e mebrere iunge 9eute.
5rau JtIiussI eripa6te, ItanS auf unO
trat einem Der 9srIe enteesen, neI6sr
lie nieSsIibluJ. Damn nabmen bic
Oiebe bic sUIoene llbr bon &Iin9sl unS
Iu9ten 6ds 99eite. IS fol- eies eas
brittle Ylal in orei 0lonaten Iein, bdb
bic 6amiIie bon Ginbredern beimBe'
iu4t uno beraubt ipurSe.
D8- SIN S9ubfOre Der Gebr. Slid
an GeSaritr. fiHbet man bic beItel9aare.
E@~ @6os. S4eua's StiefeIs unb
56ub6si9dft lit nit ben beIten 8aas
ren rei9Ii9 oerieben unb bic Yreiie
iinb 70 nieOris, tpie irsenOipO in Der
Staet. Q
t1T 5eisenipan's berGbmtes 0sip'
lrt Eager uRo Snllantines @rpprt
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim 6Gb6en
ooer 0uBsuo 5laiGen bel Wli9aeI
pliasr, 434 unb 436 GsSar 9lpenue /;
ce5Slsiaen bic beiten 9utIden unb
Pierhe gu oerIeibsn. &ae 8efeaun.
un6eu lei BOit ober GeIepbpn piinttli6
aussefilbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-03-01
SdS Ebal abn drts.

TabInrpOrt. & Die SoIten Orub,
iuirb cine Yumpe erbaIten, bic cine up.
gebeure MuRermaHe emporbsi5r6err
Tam. - Die GOntraitoren Sidep &
Srpatbeao babcn ibrs strbeit an BE-,
neuen Sabu beenoiS. unb ale utenliIier
nad 6er gIeaiant Bailey 3peisbabr
sei9afft.
- Die 2pfomotipe eines aobIensuses
rannte am 5reitas nabs osm grie 8re.
der gu DtapuiGe in cine auf eem .. &
8. 0eIeiie itebenee GaboOie. qeBtsrt
purbe hemoIirt uno bic 9cfomctip,
ipranS bonn GsIeiis, uber ss pur6C
Jilemanb perIest.
= Durd bas SinipssIdwsmmen bea
SoI;BeriiiteS all Der neuen Bride Der
Central giienbabn BON Nep Serlep bel
Dlinoota 1T bic gr6ffnuuB Ger Nabn
UNI Sipei @o6sn osrIdnBert wproen.
Grit am Diontl9 mar bas 99aHsr mics
brig Bsnue, I'M bic 2lrbsit an bem Solss
seriilt Beginner ~ f6nnen, mad eeilen
SouenounB crit pas giienperf in 9oiis
tion Sebra6t psrSen fam.
= Der 8s.Smann SObn Guaiban
puroe am Die tag gtadmittaS baIb 5
ubr an Der 9''inoOfd Sabnitltion ges
tbotet, no er i.;nertaIb bes 8abnsslsis
les sins. Ser 8eruuSIldie par etlpa
60 Sabre alt uno bintsrldbt eIue Srau
unb mebrers ainbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-03-01
SSSe Warfer WOti,en.

Serr GSipar6 Sicrins unb SRI.
9lmalia Sdmibt, Gcdter beS BERT.
Charles Sdmibt, ipsreen beute (9litts
ipod) 9lbeub in ber @obnung bes Ons
ieIs Der 9raut, Srn. 9ouis Notb, ae.
traut, poieIba aud bic SodSeiisfsier
itatifinbet. 9err 9ir. 3ettner funttios
nirt.
= Sur6 bic bieIen pdbrenb oes
9uroerfriesss ausbeiianoenen Strapa.
ssn bate i9 mir beftise RddenIdmerz
Sen sugeso9en. 9luf glnratben einigsr
5reunHe ipanots i6 ct. Satobs Del an
unS in fur3sr Ssit mar ib bon aler
Bem bsfreit. Mem ii9 ein nsuer Gins
faa BON Sdmersen seiot, iuenbe idb ct.
SatobS Del tets nit slei9 einfti9en
@tfOIsen un.-6risO. NiIs, SerauSBss
Der bes .WIaScoatab gInseiser," Mlass
ccutOb, Sas.
- 6c,pSpn $. @eas, ber neuers
;pdbIie Siaotailsiior, 1T I9on felt
mebreren 9So6en iranf, ipQ iib aber
auf Der y 8,iisrung bsfinoen.
- I'm Ger neusn 9nbnItreda ton bier
mad g9iltesbarre bat man bereits nit
rem 9coen einSS SWeiten @eIeiles &c.
ecnnsn.
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gon her Snbfeitc.

Die Bride iibtr bic Stafford Nleas
eop 8rppt an Siib 0aibinsion 9lpes
rge iit in 10 i6Iedten 3uitanee, tab
iie icben gtusenbIid suiammsnitiirsen
fann. Rcparaturen niibsn bort ni6ts
mebr unO nur Gin 9lsubau biIit oausrnb.
Ser Yir. 9. 6. 8ettner iraute om
l8. Sebruar Serrn Se;Sinan6 Sbmiot
init 6rI. Satbe S6nsiOsr, belize bon
bier.
DaS bon Benjamin @biie tepobnte
Saus, nabe Der yio. 5 @rube, gerictb
am 6reitaS Mlittaa ipdbrsnS Der 4bpes
ienheit Der 6amilie in Yraho un6 ipurbe
nebit SnbaIt total seriibEt. 0as @es
bGuoe 9eb6rte bem @m. Goaaea uno
lpie bns 6euer entitane, fam glismanS
ia9en.
RSr Die fsinfe Srauerarbeit, Ioipie
cine reide Nuspabl bon Gumiirmas
tiDnstrdnSen unb Str6ubsn iiub au6ers
oreentIib bilIiS su rerlaufsn bel 6rnu
W. Srdmer, 427 @ebar 9lUsnus.
.. SO. 8ausban, Der bti Der Isbten
@abI GanoiSot fir SeIsct Council in
Der 10. g9oro mar, Iieb am 0onneritas
ben SameS Isabelle perbaften, ipsil Der,
ielbe am Nabltl9e SiimmssltCI unter
betrii8erii9em YOrpano ausgeseten
babe. Ser gIn0etlaste Ieute Surgs
i9aft. 9as 8sreeben ipiro nit 500
8elpbube Oeer einem Sabre @tfdnSnib
bsitraft.
pea- @ebet ~ Sramer, 429 Gebar
Ipe., fir llntertlsioer, etc.
slnereas 9eu, Der T6 am Wittpod,
obne Grlaubnib aus Dem Irmen9IuiC
entfsrnte, um bieiise 9sfannte aufsu.
iu1en, iruree auf erfoIste NnSsiss BON
Boli,iit 0ideioIe einsefan9en uno fpie.
Der na9 ieiner Seimatb Suriidsebra6t.
UiitBIieoer Der SreiIisratb aoee, Q.
D. g., ipeI6e ibre 6amiIiens5idets Su
Der am 8. Widrs ltattFnbenSen Stiff.
un9sfeier nod nidt crbaltsn baten,
t0naen bieIslbsn tei 2ouiS @I6eiolC
ossr 9enrp 5. Ste9ler abbolen.
sss- Der bette unb biaisite 9fat,
um llbrsn, @eidmeiee, 8in6e, llbren.
tetteu, Sriaen Il. (. ip. Su faufen lit bel
Seinri9 Bonn, 4l0 Geear 9luenue.
guS 5rau SOIepb Dhaer bon zig
| 5ranflin slpenue, S6ipisssrmutter pcr
9lusuit &iefer, an Sonntas Nprser
aus Der ct. Marp's Girde bonn Got.
tssoieuIt beimtebrte, slitt lie an 8iuer.
itrabe auf rem Giie aus, fisI riidwdrta
unS i5luS nit benz SinterfopF 10 bsfiie
auf Onb man i9Iimms SOIssn bsfilr9
tet,
Satob SduIb ipir6 am Onermontap
| lein neues qofaI an Der Gds bon Geeal
AUsnue unO glIeeritrobe iibernsbmsn.
glsnss Z, bas iiinsfe Sinh bon 2lm.
brOius unO 5rieSeriIe 6srs, itarb an
lsbten Sreitag i'm Alter ben cinrm Dlo-
nat uuo ipuroe am Sonntas 0ldmiitGf
Sur Rubs beiseieBt,
Srau @bas. aelIermam itlrb an
lebten 5reitas i'm gIttsr bon 81 Sagren
Die 8srtorbene mar cine Sodter BOT
Senrp uub Gba Mepsr uno puree au
SOnntaS bseraben.
@sssn bsrT6iebsne g8irlbe Der II
uno 10. @arb iino bier nun aud Sle
mOnitransen erbOtsu iuOresn.
SObn 8OdeIfamp, Der Fd in Sei
. Dspoiiperfltdtten ben Daumen ;sr
queti6te unb cine @p6e orbeitsuniabi
: mar, 1T iuisSsr OisnittuusIi9,
/. Scbn 6. Moran, Der iuesen gsabi
; betruss in Der IL. g9ar6 einiae Sao
' Dor Der @nbI aus benz @sfansniIIe sni
laHen ipurbe, iOirs bon ieinen Sanes
N Isliteu nuf iebe @siIe eeebrt. Dia
Bat ibn iOfort gum GonitabIer erp6b
+ uno mil ibn aud sum GIsrf bes nsus
Common Councils MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-03-01
men nit ben Seip6bnIi9en @eiesen bsi'
fommen fam.

neh MT oen 8emopnlt9en 0eleBen bets
fommen Fam.
9ln ,,poIitiIden" @rsisnifen mar
biesmuI tein ManseI. @enerdl BbiIip
Sheridan, Der tapfere Reiterfiibrer, lieb
6ur6 bic YreiIe antlnbisen, eab er uns
ter feinen nmit6nben bic Homination
fur bic 9rdioentenipiroe annebmen
ipirOe. gIuf repubIitnnii6er Ssite 1T
alio ipieber Elm Ganbioat aus oem 5eIbe,
bon benz ;iemlih biel oeiproden ipors
ben mar. Die 9empfraten tei9loiien,
ibre gationaIcpnpsntion in ct. 2ouis
ab3ubaIten, nadbem Gbieueo un6 San
Srancisco ii9 ;tpsi Gage lang sesenieis
tis bic Stanse sebaIten batten. Ulan
bate ii6 anfdneIi9 am 8. SuIi bsrs
iammeln ipollen, aber nit &Idliht auf
baS 8adofen. SIima Der 9ubipissitaot
ipirb bic Contention fbon am 5. Suni
ftattfinoen. g9dbrsno Der bemofratif6e
@recutibuusidub in @aibinston tdste,
reiite ber Yrdiioent in Sloiioa berum.
8ermutblid ipoqte er seipiHen ,,Yar=
teifreunoen" aus benz &ese eebsn.
Der ,,bobe" 9unbesfenat perIudte
es cine 3eit lang, aud ben Snbalt beS
5iIdereipertrases nit @robbritannien
oem Yublitum rorSuentbalten, aber ba
er barauf aufmsrtlam eema6t ipurec.
bab man baS ,,@ebeImnib" ia bod pun
gnslano uno Ganaoa aus erfahren
iperbe, 10 Iieb er itlieBli6 cas- S6rifis
itId per6fsntliden. @s eebt aus bsms
felben berpor, bab @rpbbritnnnisn bic
Sebauptun9 Der GonObier. amerifani>
ibe Sii6ereifabrSeuge riirften in eanas
oii9en S0dfen ieinen 9anoel ireiben,
nidt aufre6t crbalten bat. 9tub ionit |
1T ber 8eriraS fur eie Ser. Staatsn
re9t siniiis. Deheuun9sa1tet riro |
er bon Ger republifunii9en 9arteiprsiis |
bitis bef6mpit, neil or BON elmer bsme.
tratiiben Decentralization ;u 8eSe sss
braht ipoIben 1T.
Das rationale l6SeOrSnelenbdus bes
ipilliBte heianntIi6 Dor &ursem bem
ausiduiie fir bffentIids @ebdube poae
neun Gage sur Ginrei9uns bon Yias.
giunmebr BAT Der Suns bssonnsu, unb
ben arnen Steusrsablern, tpeI9e bic
isiebIer su besablen babsn, etirfie baIo
Der GneitihpeiB auf Der Siirn itsbsn.
Sebe 5urceruns ipiro teipilIiBt. Stdote
bon b6ditens 1000 GinipObnern srbaIs
ten DionumsntaISebaube, tuelde's100,s
900 foiten. 9iab benz befanntsn 4rins
UP: ,,Gine Sanb pdi6t bic aneere"
lnS ,,aus onoerer 9eute Saut 1T gut
1liemen i9nsi6en" ltimmt immer Gin
2lb8eorcneter ben SorihIdSsn bsS ans
oeren Su, mb f4Iieblid tpirS SaS
S6abamt UNI etipa s25, 1000, 900 er'
isi9tert.
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9rrwn'S See 0ise.

GIoais fir 0amta unb 0inSsr ,um
balben boriBen Sreiie. .9lae aneeren
NinieTpaarcn I'M 8erbaltnIb i'm 9SrsilC
berabBeisbt.
Sa 4usDaGren bgrfaufen pir Sbreu
feril8 pc,lisrte sadareu ;u irsenS einem
Preiie, oa ioir 9laum fur unisrn 5rdb.
iabrsuCrratb maiden mlhsn.
gieue 0Iuiter ben 0iamerbGien. Ttsii
uno weld. yispe Muiisr bon 9lnoern
SanSi8uRen, 9amsnbiitsn etc.
5rVpa'5 Bee Sibe.
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Der am WcRtao begonnsne Strif,
Ger ,.BrOlb,rbooS Of 9ocOmoiib @ngis
neers" au Der Gbicago. burlington &
0uincps Sabn ssfaltst I9 Su eintm
@reisniB bon bober Seteutung fir Die
200 SofomotipIlhrsr, ipslde ilngit, in.
folge ee8 Srubel Sipiidm ben 3ugbes
oieniteten Der &eaeinB' 3abn unS bieisr
ielbit, ibre Stlllunesn oeriOren. 9isIe
SofomOtipfilbrer iparen st. Of g., unb
bic msiitsn ibrer Sislen pur6en nit
OlitSIebsrn bsr ..9ydoeriaait" befebt.
psl6e Iie por sebn Sabrsn ousssito6en
batteu. Die 81. Of g. ipOllsn ieBt Bies
cerUereeItung ilbsn, unS cine oGbinSjes
lenoe 9spieung 1T Der sansen 9inis
Ger 8eaoing Sabn CntIlng, ipo bieie &.
Of 8. ieti iinb, i'm 0lnse. Sic babsn
I'D anSe6oten, bic 9SldBe Der Itritenoen
,, Observation-Disclosures" auss
SufalIen. Giae Delegation lit Idon
snfanss tcr g8Ode mad GbicaSo ubgss
Tciit unO peiterc iucrben ibr fOIsen.
- lin 3 llBr am SountaB Wlorsen
brad III btm @ebduoe SO. AZ & 40
@rdanseiiraBe in Buffalo, q. g.,
6euer aus. oas im 9lu ben ean;en ums
iiegenoen SdaitrcompIer ersriifen battle.
Die am mciiten BON rem Seuer 8sI6d.
pisten iino: Sames e. @uriiB, Sanes
ibutseibSif: 9iiiorS & SraneiS, 2es
oerbaneler; bic SiaetsSureaus Der
Dii6isan GcniraIs 9abn, iopie bic
Bureaus esr GaItern Sra9ts sgseniur
oelisIben Geieaibdlt. Ole ,,GrpreB",
(bctanntes cnsIii6ss WorsenbIatt), bic
9Ibo9rapbsufirma Nattbeps & gtortb.
rcp, ole empire G0it 6rattbabngefeas
i6ait, bic Buffalo YoIhers 8elelIhaIt,
OaS 9atierwaarenIaBer Der 5irma 8i6s
nro s.. Tbompion, iomie bic Queen 81
Sembenfabrit ber Ssrren 8idlorb 4
5rancis ucrlieren ca. 100000. 0as
Gurtib 0ebduo. reprdisntitte einen
9Sertb bon $4,000. SnfOlse Der 8ers
it6run9 Der Naeeu Gitp Semoenfabrit
iinb iett 600 9lrbeiter teiddftiaunesIos.
Das Saicment oeS ,,ggpreb"s s@ebdus
oeS ipurSe pbais unter 8aGcr seiebt
unb bic 9ruderpreneu unbrau6bar se,
madt. 8Gi6ieesre WlistbsfaIernen,
bic Su iencm Comply ssb6rten, iinb nies
eerSsbraunt. uno ibre SepObner batten
toum nod 3sit. 6as nadte 2ebsn su ret=
ten. Der GeiammtpsrIuit piro auT
1910, 1000 sei6Sst.
= Sn GeatinB bt9;as am Samiiaa
Jlufas ", Spobu, sin bsfannter
SportSmann uno SpieIer, i'm Saule
ieiner Diuiter SeIbitmUro, nSem sr Iib
nit einem 5sesrlncN:r bic 2uir6brs
ouydi4Ritt.
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= gu GalIieOOn Depot, in Suaipun
County, y. g., brad um llbr am
Dienitas DtOreen Elm 5euer in Gid5of's
6roesrie aus, ipeIheS ii9 auf Oas
Gpdro 9Otsl, 9ifer's Suenipaurenae.
i6dft StOr6'S llbrengei6dit, Nupert's
Speiiebdus, Webser's SdubIaoen unb
sipei Priuaibduier auSosbnte. Der
SsrIuit bstragt s25, 900.
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6eipplbe.

SaTsnlbrdnts in allen tauglib n 9r0beu
perotn innerbalb Der 9itbes. uno Gsurrii1.
sren Oew0Ibs gu grsiitn bon $40 aufudTts
permieibei.
Sie Gompa,nie nimmt @ertbiaden, ell
btr. Sob. SupsIsn etc. biai9 in anibspabr-
uH8
stftnmsnis, llebsridrsibunseH. pypotbsfsn
uno anoCre welt5pu[e Outumsute. luem Iidbt
BON beitmmtsn Bsrtb. 81 per Salr ODER AUDI
nah Dem llmtaHg.
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SparsSeppGtcn.

@isis Gompnsnie iGsntt Spar 9epoftcn be.
ionoers aufmertinmitit. nnf weIdie uad orei
Monaisn unO barber 3inien erIaubt uerbtn
Ser Bins piro balbidbrlih snm anpitaI ge.
idlaeen. 9n SSoI9s bee Groben aapitals bon
S. 5000. oas boll einbejablt uuroe. miro bic.
fer SIoiis BON 9epoftoreH Die b,uibar bsfs
Sid)erbtit gemabri.
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G6erif' 's=ScrfGufc
non
8srtBB0aem @rHnOeigGnt6am.
Samifas, ben 2g. @1dr; 1888.

gemGb Stri6isSrur GrtfuiirnstsfrbIe spn
Levari Facias, Fieri Facias unb Vendi-
toni Exponas, aussfitelt pcm Common Tltas
@tribt ppu saflpannd County une on mid
atri@tet psres i'd in BEN GOuribauit btr Sfabt
Serantpn, AM
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Gunn,ore.

- Senrp 98ebcr it BEL Der Iebtsn
QSabI in ben Sta6iratb 8eipdbIt tpOr.
Den.
Goutratior G6ncieer srridist
nobe bcm SobnIOn Siore Elm 6reiItbdis
Ses 9adteiu8stauSe.
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2aG a tp anna
Srnf INN gafe SepoFt
Gpmpa8nte.
@eanite


SnnoeIt aIs Executor. aominiitrator. gnra.
tor, @stipieRt agsnt. pIeger. Sruitee nno
Gomiis uno iibsrnimmt SiIits isoer glrt uutsr
GIueunuus bon StdGtsu, @sri6teu, Corpora.
tionen un0 9ribaten.
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Srnce.Irbciten iebcr 9trt in Der
nW d. en- latt" Offce.
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gNeffern NrcIeh Nref

SSettern SreHeb Seef.
anber ben Jwei garIaOunseu ,u0sriftetes
Slellb. oas mir MOntaa unS 9ounerItna er.
baltell, empfangen mir tdgIid frifdb asidlad,.
.eies 6leiit bom ean0e, ftiIde un6 Salf.gier.
Bntter Safe uu0 9GH0proouite iibrrboupt.
4'lr baben feruer einen 8Orratb Der beit,n
bologna g4urit, friide unO geIai,ene @duI.
tern, 6ippsn ebuds, Aunoaide etc, llnier,
Solo8napnrft iibsritift ale nnoere.
pale & Go,
IA f0t 9adawanna apenue.
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THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
Or. Stusult 86nis's
hamburger K[@uteTnflaSier

u stn sanl pprsisIibts Ssilmitisl asa,H 90.
fbphre, ednittDunetn, 8ranes nnb Srab.
wHnesn, 6roffbenlsn, 9RbHsraussn, etc.
10 ots. eas paefet. SH aputb eten iu baden.
RB CHARLES L. VOGELER CO.. BaltnGs. u
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serantpn Nsarft.8eribt.

@odsntlid turrisirt pOn 3. 3. @iOmnper,
$50 podQuouna apenue
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auRsrm su ieSer 1aSsSssit.

9riSatsimmer fir Oumen unS Sanli'
en- i'm ,tpeiten Stpdtperfe.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-01
ONLY ONE DAY AT A TIME.

A certain lady had met with a very
serious accident, which necessitated
very painful surgical operation and
many months confinement to her bed.
When the physician had finished his
work and was taking his leave, the
patient asked:
doctor, how long shall | have to
lie here, helpless"
ooh, only one day at time" was
the CHEEKY answer, and the poor sui
ferer was not only comforted for the
moment, but many times during the
succeeding weary weeks did the
thought, ''Only one day a time, -
come back with its quoting inhu-
ence.
think it was Sidney Smith who
recommended taking ''short views
as safeguard against needless wor-
ry; and One far wiser than he said
"Take, therefore, no thought for the
morrow, for the MORROW shall take
thought for the things of itself SUI
fclent unto the day is the evil there
Of"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-01
DODGING THE ISSUE.

The republican senator's and news
papers evade discussion of the econ
dition" that called forth the presi-
dents message, and direct their at
tention to theory that is wholly
irrelevant. The main question is the
surplus. The treasury balance is
over SS5, 100000. The government
is collecting 100000 day, SIS, 000,-
600 month, and $3.50, 900, 900 year
in excess OF its needs. Shall the sur
plus be stopped or spent? If stopped,
how? This is the question and this
is the issue. Why don't the repub-
licans meet it instead of shouting
free trade ?" They know and the
country knows that tariff of 20 per
cent. less than the present war max
imum would be adequate for both
protection and their last two secre-
taries of the treasury urged reduc-
ton. Their own tariff commission
recommended it, and their own con-
gress promised it. BY lodging the
issue, the republicans confess the
weakness of their case. Let them
now force the lighting upon it. Men
Yorh World.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-01
MARIETTA GA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1883.
DONKEY PARTIES.

They are all the rage now, in Ma
rletta, Atlanta, New York and else
where. OF course a donkey party is
not for donkeys, but it is an amuse-
ment INDUCED in by children, and
grown people too, for that matter.
A donkey party goes off after this
fashion, All the neighbors' chill
dren and everybody else's children
are invited to come around, In the
parlor is life-sized donkey made of
cotton and cloth. and he's all there
except his tail, so for one time there
by don't hang a tale. The tail is in
the possession of the hostess, who
keeps it concealed until the proper
time, and then she brings it out and
gives it to little child, who is blind
folded, turned around once or twice
and told to go to the donkey and
hook it on where it grows in nature.
For this privilege the child pays FIVE
cents. Each of the children is allow
ed to make the same experiment, and
whoever hooks the tail on the right
spot gets a prize.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-01
ROMANCE FROM TEXAS

About seven years ago in Lamar
county, Texas, David Pierce had oc-
caslon to so to the Southern part Of
the State, and bidding his family.
which consisted of his wife and
daughter, an affectionate adien. he
took his departure. The weeks
heightened into months, and finally
year had gone by without any
tldlngs from Pierce, until one day a
little over five years ago word was
received from friend of the family
that Davis had died some where in
the lower part of tho State
Mrs. Pierce mourned the death Of
her husband, but after a wear she
was persuaded to abandon her wild
ows weeds and wed another The
man she married was worthy. and
happiness reigned in the family until
the other day, when the man mourn
ed as dead appeared. On being in
formed Of his wife's marriage Pierce
hrst became bhndly enragel and
threatened vengeance, but finally
Gained down and called on his wife
She tainted at the sight OF him. but
finally rallied and listened to explain
atoms. Pierce, on going South, sud
denly became insane and was placed
IN the lunatic asylum in Austin.
The friend that sent the word 10
Mrs, Fierce thought that he was do
ing a humane act, and that she would
rather know that he was dead than
to think him insane. After having
been cured of his malady Pierce re-
turned home with the result as sta
ted. Finding his wife married to
mother man, with two or three small
and realizing the unhapp-
ness he would cause if he remained
md claimed his wife, he silently and
turned his back on all that
vas dear to him and bid a last f1re-
veil to his home.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-01

Nor THAT TIME.-"The other
day." he said, as he was talking to a
knot OF men in a tobacco store,
when that sharper went around and
got hold of two or three ladies' seal
skin sacques by false representations
| went home and said to my wife
Martha, il a fellow should come
here and say that he had been sent
by Mr. Blank to get your seaIskin
sacque tor a pattern, would you let
it goF Most aussuredly not was
her prompt reply. But why? BE
cause that is an old game on which |
am posted. | should like to soc a
sharper try any such game on me p
Two or three nights later | went
home and she asked me what | want
ed of my Sunday suit. why, moth
ing Why did you send for it,
thonY but didn't. you surely
did! A young fellow came here and
said you wanted it, and ! sent it by
him. You did! He was a swim
dler! | thought you said no sharper
could beat youY' Yes, but | thought
sharpers always inquired for sealskin
sacques, and never for mems cloth
ing Yes, sir, she gave him suit
Of clothes which cost me $50. and |
shall never see hide or hair of it
again. - Detroa Free Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-01
ECONOM Y.

The article of old economy reminds
me of a case nearly analogous. ] had
a man trading with me who used
to pay his bills every month. As he
paid his account one evening he sail,
This is the last bill | have to paH; !
have just one dollar left; If ! should
be sick what would my family doH
| said, TRY to live this month 50 that
at the close you can have so left.
You indulge in some Injuries which
you can dispense with" At the
close of the month he had twelve
dollars over, and he told me he had
been just as happy as though he had
spent it. The second month his wife
seconded his efforts more heartily,
and at the close he had s25, Now,
! said buy your supplies with cash.
You will see a great difference. At
the close Of the third month he had
his months earnings saved. In a
short time he purchased d house,
which he has paid for and he now has
money at interest. Old Economy is
correct. The wife's extravaganza lis
what ruins nine out of ten business
men, especially merchants. Don't
think you can have a new dress
every week because your husband has
them in his store. - An Old Mer-
chant.