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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-04-06

IFrom TUESDAYS DAILY FREE Press
Thomas Baynes of LIE Ray lost a child
Yesterday morning.
Mr.. r. D. Hubbard is looking much
better since his return from Hot Springs.
Edward n. Jones and Lizzie A. Lew
is, both of Judson, were married last
week.
The meeting of the Jobbers' Union
which was called for tonight has been
postponed one week.
Mrs. Ellen Jones, aged SO, died at
the residence of DIR. Snow Saturday
night and the remains were taken to
Blue Earth City for burial yesterday.
The Welsh Prize Singers will appear
at the Opera House April %. The
company has met with great success in
other cities and is sure of a large house
here.
The council did a commendable
thing last night in ordering the weather
signal flags. Improperly mounted and
managed they will be of great benefit to
the community and surrounding farmers.
Hook and Ladder Company No. /
have the satisfaction of knowing that
their twenty eight annual ball last night
at the city-hall was a splendid success.
About one hundred couples were in at
tendance. The hall was finely decorated
and presented a pleasing appearance.
The boys were out in their new uniforms
which showed off to advantage.
-Mankato people will be truly sorry
to hear that Mr.. S. F. Alberger and family
have decided to move to st. Paul about
May LIST. Mr.. A. has made arrange
ments to open yard in that city for the
sale of the manufactures of the Fire
Brick and Tile company of this city.
Mr.. Geo. T. Barr will become manager
of that company OH the departure ofMr.
Alberger. The latter will not sell his
property in this city, intending to come
back at some future time and will still
consider Mankato as his home. His re-
moval will leave vacancy in the coun-
cIl. Mr.. Alberger will carry with him
the sincerest wishes of success OF his
MANY friends here.
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SENIOR CLASS.
Mr.. Geo. J. Keenan,, South Bend.
Mr.. Marcus Fredrickson, Madelia.
Mr.. Chas Shellbach, Mankato.
Mr.. Frank DAVIS, Mankato.
Miss Kittie Moulton, Mankato.
Mr.. d. r. Stockley, Mankato.
M. Ole Haugen. Albert Lea.
Mr.. Jean A. Flittie, Madelia.
Miss Fannie White, jamestown, Oak.
Miss Carrie Pettis, Kasota.
Miss Fannie Hudson, Fargo, Oak.
Miss Petra Gjems, Rushford, Mimi.
Miss Jennie Short, Austin.
Miss Cora Johnston, Owatonna.
Miss Emma Johnston, Owatonna.
Miss Fannie Johnston, 0watonna.
Miss Mira Boland, Belle Isle.
CLASS.
Mr.. Robt. Loosemore, FaIrmont.
Mr.. VIM. Shellbach, Mankato.
Mr.. Lewis Muller. Mankato.
Miss Jennie Bennett, Winnebago City.
Miss Nettie Peterson, Worthington.
Miss Clara Wilkins, Mankato.
Miss Luella Darr, Mankato.
Miss Maud Graves, Adrian.
Miss Hanna Hughes, Manksto.
Miss Josephine Hughes, Mankato.
Miss Angie K. Hern, Clarke, Oak.
Miss Minnie HAYS, Lake Crystal.
Miss Title TurritIn, Kasota. ..
Miss Flora Spicer, jamestown, Oak.
Miss Henrietta Johnson, st. Peter.
Miss Ida Bunse, MaRkato.
Miss Julia McDonough, st. James.
Miss Louise Barnes, Vernon Center,
Miss Cora Webster, Mankato.
Miss Belle Goodwin, Mankato.
The Normal Literary will hold its
regular session at 7:3O, Friday evening
It Is a Pleasure,
writes Mrs. Eliza Ann Smith, of VermiI
hon, Erie county, Ohio, to tell the ladies
that nothing surpasses DR.
Harter's Iron Tonic for all Irregularities
"It cured me when tie physicians anC
all other remedies failed"
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WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER FOR MARCH.

Probably the coolest March since the
establishment of the signal service in
this State, the mean temperature here
being 10 degrees below the normal. The
mean temperature Wednesday, March
2lst. was -0.2o, an unprecedentedly
low temperature for so late date. On
that date also the wind reached Veloc-
ity of 40 miles an hour.
H. p. CUSHING,
Voluntary Observer,
Normal Signal Station.
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ChicagoS northwestern

WINONA ST. PETER.
Going East Depart. Arrive
Fla Crosse Milwaukee
Chicago Day ExprcSs... lS:O5p IA. l2;SSp.m,
La Crosse Milwaukee
Chicago Night Express. Ill :SOp.u. lS:OSp.m.
Vase 4 Rochester Ac. 2:O0p. M
Going West
Redwood Falls, Tracy y
Huron Day Passenger &c.. 3:45p.n N:2)p IN.
rRedwCGG Falls, WSter-
town, Aberdeen &Pierre
Through Express ........., 2:lSa-m. 2:SSa m.
st. Peter, New UIm and
Tracy Accommodation 9:o0a,rn. lO:2Ja. m
-OSily, Except sunday.
sBAiIY. No SUNDAY train 70 redwood Fails
minneapolis q 81. Louis Railway.
CANNON Valley
Depart. Arrive
ST. Louis, Kansas City,
st. Paul. Minneapolis,
RedWing, Faribault,
Northtieid, Passenger, 2:i5 p. m. l:lO pm.
wareryilIe Accom-. 5:S5a, m. i2:5S pm.
F. +. POwEIsS, Agent.
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LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalled for at the
postoffice at Mankato, Minnesota for the week
ending April s, 1888.
Ahlgren, CP Nilsson, John
Conrad, Mrs Sarah Natvile, Anna
Hern, Miss Angie K-2Porter, Miss Nellie
Hutchinson, Miss PolskY,C
Jorgensen, Peter Stayles & Winships
Korsland, p Il Skinner, Miss WP
Mathe, Phebe Ann Voght, Mrs Mary
Nofsinger, Elisha
In calling for the above letters please say
advertised" and give date of this list. Let
ters remaining unclaimed at the expiration OF
80 days from this date will be sent to the Dead
Letter office.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-04-06
NORMAL NOTES.

The Normal viii this year graduate a
class of 81 members. OF these. seven
teen graduate from the advanced course,
and twenty from the elementary.
There are ten gentlemen and twenty
seven ladies. Below we give the names
arranged in their respective classes
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-04-06

You can get needles, oil and repairs
for all the different kinds of sewing ma
chimes at Mrs. l.. G. SCHROEDER.
107 West Spring Street, Mankato.
marcho, Smts
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The cleansing, antiseptic and healing
qualities of DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
are unequalled.
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Buy your Grass Seeds of all kinds from
j. g. Roller, at bottom prices.
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business at all places along hls route and
hopes for big house here Saturday
evening. He says that ''zozo" is aspec-
taculaI opera. Introducing all the popu-
lar music of the day, with the great
comedian, Geo. H. Adams, and the we'll
known prima dona, Pauline Montegrifio'
TO contribute their mutual accomplish
ments TO the success of the entertain
ment. There is throughout II all not a
single word or suggestion that can offend
the eye or ear and the most modest
lady can not but be charmed bY the
beautiful scenic and spectacular features
The company carries car load Of seem
erv and has thirty-five people, and those
who want to see first-clafs spectacular
niece we'll presented should procure
seats at once. Prices 80, 90 and 20 cents.
Only about one hundred persons
turned out Saturday night to hear the
lecture by Major Clarke on temperance.
This was largely owing to people think
ing that the whole matter was joke.
The Good Templars, under whose aus
pices the lecture was given, were out
about $l5. The Major took statistics for
1886 accumulated by the Board ofhade,
showing that $275, 900 was spent in this
city that year for beer and other liquors,
SIS, 200 for cigars and estimated that
SIS, 600 was spent on tobacco. He esti-
mated that there was an increase of ten
per cent. last year. Allowing a loaf OF
bread day for each of the 10000 inhab-
itants of the city, only $ls2 900 was spent
in this way. The amount spent for IL
quor would build the Normal school,
new hotel, big mill, oil mill and the
court house. The speaker especially
warned young men from taking the first
glass, showing that nine-tenths of those
who did acquired the drinking habit.
The lecture was well received. MISS
Sawin gave several Rotations and Mrs.
w 18Th naoA on acSau
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Mcconnell & Thomas

Have now open eIe-
giant lines of Silks.
Dur stock represents
the very best Ameri-
can and Imported
makes. We are not
making q speciality Of
Silks this week, but
wish to say to orr
friends that we NEW
Err ALLOW AN W
ONE TO UNDER
SELL Us. If I'm need
of Silks this week, or
any ether time, rec
nleHnber that we are
ON deck.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-06
ans bem oberen 9hale.

GarbonbnIr.-9ie Del. & S. So.
Idbt an allen Straben, bic bon ibrer
9abu setrsust tperben, S6ubbarrieren
anbriueen uno man ipunoert ii6 Jest
nur, baB bieS ni6t frdbsr eeI6ab.-
9ln Der Blane 9lo. l SerriB am Uliits
nod baS Sell, ais Elm Bug Barren
nabssu oben mar. OieIeIbsn 6onnerten
abiudrts un6 purSen oemoIirt, absr
berIest 1T gliemano pDrosn. 9lidoIaus
Seffrpn puroe am Olontds gtbsnb in
Der 9OtpSerIp @rube toOtlid >psrIsbt.
inSem Elm ldtperes SbiderIitd apf Jpn
fieI. Gr itarb mad gsrlauf bon 6rsi
Stunben.-aleam S6oif bat iia bon
isinem 8teumaiismus ioipeit erbpIt,
oab er feline Stslle ais @ddter am glC.
l S6abt fuieoer antreten fann.
= @dbrenb OInsp 6. 9lratt in Olps
plant am Spnntas Worssn nabe Der
MObnuns bon Ibomas s. Ronaban
einsn 9aun freuste, eutluo iitb cine in
feinen Sanben beiinbIi6e 6Iinte unS
bic &uSeI brans benz 9ratt i'll eas Iinfe
9luSe uno rib fat ben 9ppf meg. Cine
Goroners Surp CAB ben glusipru9 Guf
SufdlliBe SbOtuns, bod fam IS aud
ieiu, bab Der Wann SsIbtmor6 besins,
oa er leioenb uno arm mar. Gr bans
bette felt Sabren in Der 9tabbarI9nft
nit GiienSen berf9ieeener slrt.
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0as 9hal abp pdrts.

9GblorbilIe. -SnnerbnIb elmer ReiIe
bon 9tenobam fpereen pier &irhen ses
baut.-Sermpn BREEDER SO. l 1T Jest
unter Dad. slu6 nit benz Sinten bss
S6adteS madt man CUTE 5orti6ritte.
-Wlan Ipridt bon Der @rinbuns elmer
neuen Obj 6elloip 2Ose an Der 9lrds
baIc, fpelde WiitsIisber bon Der 9pue,
Continental uuo Samptcn erbaIten
iudrbe. 9a feline Salle bier lit. 10 Bee
ipri6t man suelei9 bas 4rpjett, cine
IoIhe su erribten.-9ie Samilie SObn
Sdilo, bon Wainitrase, besrbists ant
Snmitas bas ie6fe Sinb, baS ibnen
innerbaIb ipenisen Sabren Beitorbcn.
-9wei Sdser faneen Iebten Dlitts
nod in bem gSalee Stpiiden Dliupofa
uno Rooite bic 2eide sines unbsfannten
WanneS. 9as Utter oeS Mannes mag
etipa 35 Sabre estpeIsn lein uno er ipar
5 Sub 6 8oa bod unb bate leidtes
brauneS 9anr. Gr bate in isiner
SaIbe s2l SO unS cine 9arte beS Or,
OenS Der Sibernians, 70 SaB es Der.
mutbIid elm Srldnoer mar. 9luberoem
fanO man bel ibm snei Ieere 5Iai6en.
oeren gtitstten beiastsn, baB iie cine
WoIfsipurs. .9intmr (ltdrtes @ift) ent.
bielten. Coroner Burnett uno cine
Surp entidieoen, eaB Der Mam Selbits
mOrb besaueen.
(gtm 9onnerltag tpur6e bic 9si6s
aIs bieienise oes Me9lpop bon DiOoiiC
erfannt. gr mar in 9eip gorf auf 9es
fu9 unb bate porIebten Samitas aus
riidtebreu ipaen. ST binterldBt sins
Samilie.)
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@Un petersburo.

nA- @drite in 8annsn, Summern in
@sIee, iaure glaIe, bel g8ibmnpsr.
= Der Stor6 bei9enfte ben 6eins
rid Tbauer am Wontag Rorsen nit
elmer 9odter.
= @lit Der neuen Bride sebt es Iebr
lauSiam. gs I6eint, ais ob bic Sons
tratiOren ben san:sn 99inter in 9lns
fpruh nebmen ipereen.
Serr 8srnbart Msbr; Der isbt
stpei @o6en trani mar, bsfnbst i5 auf
Der SeherunB.
seS- Die @rpTtpI 9anS, bon Der 10.
9DnrS, piro am QSsibnadtstaae (Nads
mittoes uuo slbeibs) in 9gabIer's Sale
eiusn BAL abba4en, su peIdem aIIe
5rsunSe herieIbeH sinSeIabsn finb.
= am porIsbten Sonntaa feierte
Ben. 9bauer IsiRkn 36lten @eburtstao.
uuo feline israu beI9entte ibn nit einenl
blbf6en S6rsibnuIie. Ser Ben. Iaats.
elm @ei6snI in{@shaIt zines iunasn
SObnes mare Jpn Uisl Iisber setpeIen.
= Die ebslsute Sobn e&ait Beer.
histen am Samitus ibren dIteIer
Sobn, elm anate bon 10 Sabren uni
7 Wlcndten. Gin 3psites aiub bei
beimesiu9ten 5amiIis Iiest i9psr fran
harnieoer.
= 3oB bon Sauien, Der fir 8ernbdrl
Tbauer arbeitet, erbieIt lebte @oae ei,
nsn 6ubtriit bon eInen gfsrbe, mas eli
men Seinbrn8 sur bOIse bate.
= 9iitor 9urI6eI unb Ninnie 8
9out iunrosn am |. Dssembsr in Dun
more eetraut.
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NAL in BE betussts See binaus unb ret.
tpfen % 9RenfAeuTohs,,

nal in BE betussts See binaus unb ret,
teten 28 MenidenIeben.
Nuf ben in SnpianappIis einmiliioens
ben @iieubahnen Tirifen bic Nsidens
Heller. Die Qusitdnoigen batten ees
hOfft bab iib ibnen aud bic 2Oeomotir.
filbrer une Sei3er ani6Iisbsn iparben,
uno bn bies ni6t eei6ub, 70 foben iie
il9 8enbtbiat, Inn 9utes gBetter su bIta
ten. 9lus Dlitleib nit ibnen eEiudten
bic 8rloerThaEttii ber 2oeomotipfiibrer
ano Seiser bic 8abuseieai9af.sn, in
Die giniebuns eines S6iepsseri6tes Su
iuiIlisen. Sierpon ipoIIen bic GDmhas
nien ieboG nidts ipiNen, neil anssbliB
bte Ausitdnbieen einiee 3I9e beibdoi9t
baben, Der Strife oiirfte init elmer
bolfdnoi9en Nieoerlaee eer Nrbeitsr
enoieen.
Sh Chicago 1T Der 9roSeb eesen bic
oreI 9Se6en 0rOnef, @blsboun uno Ses
bic I'm 4anse, bic bef6ulbiet iinb, cine
0pnamitperi6pBrung essen bic 9ti6tsf
@arp uno YrinngH unb ben 9cIpeIms
ipeftor 8onfislb ms 3ert 9eIebt su
baben. ebIebOun lit Stnatsseuse unb
idiebt alIeS auf 0ronef. 2ebterer fol-
auBeroem in oer 1lntsriubungsbaft
msbreren goIiiiiten seseniber elm UNI,
tanenoeS @eit6nonib ab8elegt baben,
has aber feline Yeipelsfraft bat, weiI es
ni6t untertei9nst 1T. Sronet Ieuanet
isst, oab er iia NIT UiUrossbanten trug.
Gas Dpnamlt, bas in ieinem Sau,e
sefunben ipuroe, mil er pDn elmer uns
auffnobaren Ysrion ;ur gufbspabrung
erbaIten baben. @r beItreitet, bab er
ie anarhiit ooer Sorialiit mar. Cine
8srbineuns Der gIneeiIasten nit ben
oeuti@en glnardifen 1T bisber ni6i
nad9epieien iporben.
9ie @eIbfebsr' gpioemie int Sdben
oiirfte iest su gnbe iein. 9orise @ode
fieI in SadionOlas Gin itartsr 5teif, ber
nit Subel be9riibt ipurbe. Sc 1T frei.
Ii9 feline @eiu6br baflir porbanoen, oab
bic Ssube i'm ndditen Sommer nibt
bon gteuem ausbri6t.
Inter 6atrunS Sap @ouISs Ioa
iipli6cn ben iiiomeitIiden 9lbnen elm
uebereintommen setrOffsn psrOen, oas
benz BON 9eieBe perbOtenen ,,BOoI"
iebr dbnIi9 iiebt. Die @eieai6aften
pollen elm eemeinidaftlideS clearing
house" erri6ten, ipeI9es bic 8eri6te |
iter baS 6ra6tSeiddft aaer 8etbsiIis. |
en entee9ennebmen uno bic Staten fur |
Zen 8arSen 8srbono feltleBsn fol-. |
DAB es ben Snbnen eeIinoen ipirS, ii9 |
zen ibnsn unansenebmen Ssitimmungen
'es spiidenitautIihen SertebrsseIsbes
u ent5ieben, unterIieet teinem 3peifsl.
Dafdr ipirb f9on Der @eiesIihfsitsiinn
or8en Der betanntli9 bas MerfmaI
lIer soften" lImerifaner III.
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5iIben unb GIebeIanb-unb aue Srei
iplren Sungseeaeu. @ls @lebeIanb
gum 3tpeiten MaIe Gdnnibat mar, bate
er bereits cine Srau unb-ipur6e ses
Iblasen Der GbeItanb I9eint bems
mad bemOfratif6eu 9raroenti4lft
9anbiboten ni4t sanitis Su iein. 9eis
Idufis mag bsmerft iperben, baB @ours
9asio .. SiIl, BON g1eip gogf, bet
pIei6fauS tpieoerboIt aIs 6emOftltiider
PrdIoenti6afts GanSioot borseIdIa=
gen fpuroe, AUDI unUerbeiratbet 1T.
= Der AepOtner bon ganpad
Triunibip bat ii6 cine erObe stufrssans
bend6ti8t, berboreerufen burb ben
@Iauben. baB unter ben bnrtieen Gan.
bereieh aobIsn unb greBI iei. Su els
iier 8eriammIung su SemIod 5olIoiu in
Iebter Wo6e ipurbe beibIohsn, nit ben
8Obrunsen sn beeinnen, ipbalo bas
n6tbise @eIb beiinmmen iei, tposu ieber
@runbbelber per 9lder so Genis bsis
ileueri iod. ajtan bat Ysamts erpdblt
unb mil $4,000 aufbrineen, ebe man
beBinnt.
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Sd,ipiusfudt aebeift.

Giuem aItsu Nyts. Ger bon Der praris iu.
riidgsjo9en lebt. wuros Onrd eineu oitinoifdsn
Wilitoudr Die Seihreibuug eines eiufadsn
ptgeiabIliiben peilmiiifls fir Die iduells nno
oansrnoe 5tiIuns pou eungeuibwinoinbt.
Srcndiiis. Satarrb. afbma unO allen pals.
mo ennaeniranibeiteH ausatbduOigt Nuh
elm WlitteI fur poftBe rao,faIe peiIuua bon
AsFusnihmdde un0 allen Rerp,nirnnlheiten.
Rafoem Der 0otior Die iuanoerb iren eeil.
iraitsn IN ianieno 8dIlen srprobt bate. erad
ltte er 90 fiir feline Bhidt. oas WittsI ieinsu
leiosn0en Mitmsuiheu beiannt sn MAIDEN.
Bon oislcm Woiip uno @unih geiritben. ban.
bette sr SD ienoe oisiss Ne3ept sans foftsn.
fret, an Vile bic es uiiniben. in oeutiher
sngliider uno franioFi1sr Sprade nit boiler
anweIiung. Der 2eritellu1g uno oes @sbrauhs.
Senoe aooreifs nno 8rIstmarte. beIisbe Did
1nt oi,ie 9eituna uuo i'd isuoe es Iufort. 8
u. Rogss, lac powers 9lud. 9iOdsfsr, q. D,
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@Qerfci.

= Die 8eaSins giIenbabn 60. ipirb
i'm 6rdbiabre cine 3peisbabn bon @i!'
Transport nab GImira bauen.
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Ssbe Barter Moti,eu.

sA- Site, 9appsn, Semben etc. Bel
8ramsr, 429 @ebur gipsnue.
Der Spbe 9arf ,,GOurisr" iust
,,Das @arnte @ebduOe 1T cine Gbrc
fur SpOe 9urt".
- Sn Spee Bart ipurbe glbenoS Dor
bsm DantIagunsstass bon Diebsn cine
srobe @nSabI 9Ibner esitobIen. 8ieIe
arme 2cute wurOen ibrsr Dansiasunss'
freuce perLuItis.
= gntIans Barrier SiraBe unb Inns
sesenS Gin Spbe BariD iteist bas
@runeeisentbuni, ba bic StruBenbabn
So. perfpro9en bat, i'm Sribiabre ents
lang Rain 9losnue ibr @eleiie babin
aus;ubebnen.
= Die 8orfeIuns in Der SurnbaIe
,um Benefis bsS 2ebrsrs Srn. gmiI
glasbsrs, ipeI6e am Wiontag abeno
ltattfano, mar gut beiu6t unb fanb aIs
gemeinen 8eifal. GS nabmen unses
fdbr 40 Turner un6 Gurni6iiIer uno 20
SdiiIerinuen an Der 5eisr Gbeil. Der
merfmIroisits TbeiI oes grOSrams mar
eas Surnsn auf bem Barren. Die
iungen 9urnsr madten in Der Sbat ers
ltaunIihe GpoIutionsn. Iu4 bic 9as
men seiaten in ibren reipettiuen llebun.
gen sine grobs @eisanbbeit, uno ibr
6abnsnmarid ipar6 beipn6s.s Iobenss
ipertb. Der 2iebertrans trus sum S&IuB
.ees groerams elm 9urnerlieo Dor, un6
es fOIste barauf Elm ssmltbIiaes 3ans.
frdna8sn.
= gine iuuee StIdn6erin Ndmens
Mare Saberip, an Meribian Strabe
ipobnbnft, besub iid am Scnntae Mors
gen mad Der @atbebrale gum @ottess
eienit uno febrts nidt mad SauIe ,uriid.
Sic 1T ieitbem ipurIoS perldpunben.
Da iie crit fiirSIid in Scranton eintraf,
10 1T man iebr um ibre Si9erbeit be'
ior9t.
= Gin 9uri6e 9tamens @iIiam
Dayton, etfpa 30 Sabre alt, brang am
0oHneritda 4beno in Die @efddiisoffiee
Der e. 3ebinion 9raueriirma uno
tpuree bort BON bem gSGhter DlidaeI
Stern eutbsft unb bon Srn. YIasberg
feiteebaIten, Bis bic 4oIiSei eintraf unb
ben SerI fortftbrte. 4n Der eiiernen
@eIeipinbe uno an ben @riffen bes guIs
ties fano man S6musipureu, bic BON
ben SdnSen oes 9efansenen berriibrten.
9e6ffnet oeer entipsn6et mar niHts unb
9aptOn ipurSe iebsnfalls sIei6 i'm 9lns
fanse iibsrraI6t. Wiapor Ripple Ianbte
itn na9 benz @DuntpsefansnIb, po er
ieinen grpSsb abparten ipirb.
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ans Der @nnsesI,nnptf1nnt.

Die @aibinstOn ,,4oit", ipeI6e bis.
lang fets bebnaptete. oaS Saus Ses
nd6ften SOnerefes fei bemotratiid,
siebt iebt gu, oab in bemieIbsn l59
Dempiraten un6 l66 8epubIiiauer fem
ipereen- -eine Webrbeit bon 7 fur Ies.
tsre.
. Ser 5Ohe GonsrsB frat am @onia9
suiammen unb nabm bic SptIdaft oes
Yrdiipenten entsesen. g8ir per6sn bic
pidtisIten guufte bsrieIben in Der ndbs
iten 9lummer brinsen, pa iie fir beute
su ipdt i'm beuti6en Drud esfdien.
Der GOhsreb fam in ter ietisen
SibunB unm6Slid ale @eiaafts erleOis
gen, benn bic 9isiuiiion Der idSrIiden
8erlpiIIisumssbia iuirb DieI 3eit nebt
men,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-06
@on Der saSfeite.
na- @sbtt ~ ardmer, 429 eeba

na- @sbet su aramer, 429 GeSar
abs., fur nntertIeioer, etc.
Ssrr Satob S6aIf I6rieb Iebte
Wobe ipiebsr bon Soma. Gr Ibreibt.
6ab sr unb 5amiIie eeiunb Ieien un6
bic Grnte cine quite mar. Ulan benfe
nur: $500 8ui9el ,,@rumbeere", 1000
8uihel 8eli6torn II. I. n. aae
SerantOnsr Srsunbs isisn BON SdaIt
eesruBt.
Der iunse unb Itrsbiame @ermania
8ranieu rlnterifdbunss 8ersin barf
iiher!ih auf iein am Iebten Dlittiuod
Nbenb nbsebaltenes gunert unO San,s
frdusden itoIs isin. Griiens mar Der
9eiuh Elm Isbr gutter uno man fonnts
nur beiters @smitbIi6ieit uno Ifrenes
Dronune ipabrnehmen. Damn perliei
aud Aaes sur bOItOmmsnfsn 8uftiss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-06
Cine ipertbSolle meSiSinif6e stbs
hannlnna.

9is 18s9sr aussabe Oss untsr Dem sitsI
6oitettet's almanac betanuten, mnltsrgilltigsn
meoiBiuiihen Sabrbnds III iebt fertiageitellt
unS fam unentseItIid bon apOtbeiern uno
aaufieuien in allen 9beilsu Der @ereinigtsn
Sianten. in Msriio uuo tbatidhlih in eoer
tibiIliirien @e9eno Der msitlideu SaIbiuasl
bsjogsn wetoen. 9isisr almonaf ii felt Ian.
ger als eiuem rtellabrbunoGrt rsgtlmdBia
Su gEfang eiHes leoen Sabres bsraus9egebfn
mOroeiL 9eben Dem perniinitigten prafti.
iheu 9iatb besisIih Der SrbaItuHe uuo &,e.
oerbetfsIluug Der @eHHobsit sntbnlt er cine
grobe Renge inter,hanien uno amilianten Ieidl.
fen 9eieitoifes; anberoem iin6 Der aalenoer.
Die aitronomiiheu 8erehnuuasn brouoIoai.
iben Madridlten, II. + 10 init 10 grober SoTa.
falt juiammeussitsllt bab iid Elm i5sbIsr uiI.
mails BARN fnOsu ld1en miro Die ansaabe
pon 9oftetters almGnnh fur 1889 wiro tuabr
Ihtinlid Die srobts auia9s bon allen jsmaIs.
In irgeuo tinsm 9anoe publitirten meoiini.
ihen @trten habeu Die Ggeptblmer
ReiiTs. pOfteitsr & Co., pitisburgb, pa. iino
erbohg ssgen GiuisEouho elmer 3ueiGenis.
SFisfmaTts ein Ggemplar per Toit al iraeno
Semanosn ju berienoen, Der in Der Rdbe iei.
nee @obuortes teines erbaIten fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-06
6ebriiber S6miSt,
,Smiefe rcc &C cr,
IAtQ SKrcfosef sfnsnue.

nabe Der Meaepp 8rooi, Sa6ieite.
0a6er msroen in Der befsn @eiie nit
Shiefer aeOedt. Mtbeii auf 10 Sabre garau.
tirt. Se6e art Yapitr ju 9anjwsden Su ben
blliafttn greiisu ~ uertaufeH. auftrase per'
ben aud eHtgsssn senOmmeH in no PtttsicH
dpenue.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-07-23
GLOVER BOY.

The Glover Boy is one Of the most perfect horses
in Northern Vermont. Our country Is Hooded with
small horses of little value Such horses not In
great dc mand. Horses Of 100 lbs, with good
style and action, will always be In demand at high
prices Ii costs but few dollars more at the start
to raise "A colt to bring $500 70 $500 az four years
old than TO raise one which can never bring more
than half that price at the same age.
He is a beautiful bay, with black points, ID hands
high and weighs over 200 lbs. lie has taken hrst
premiums at Caledonia aud Orleans County Fairs.
Glover Boy was sired by Prince Albert, Jr., his
dam "A thoroughbred Bulrush Morgan. He was
formerly owned in Cooks hire, =. Q and has since
been taken to Brookline, near Boston Prince Al
bert was thoroug hbred English AM imported by
the DrummOnd Agricultural Society a. = cost Of
$4,000 and noted for style, durability and
speed. The Bulrush Morgan Is breed OF horses
usually weighing 1,lo0 lbs, and are noted AS the
best farm horses, superior roadsters, ana Tor com
ing maturity from one TO two years younger than
the average horse.
Glover Boy will stand for the season as follows !:
MONDAYS, at ewark TUESDAYS aud WE'D
FRIDAY, Lyndon; SATURDAY. At home
lights, except Mondays aud Fridays.
TERMS.-To warrant live colts $1,000 owners
of mares 10 run their own risk. All mares disposed
of before foaling will be considered with foal. Own
ers of mares are requested to apply before three
O'Clock, y. m, at the above places, ~ the horse
may be away after that time.
REFERENCES: Carl Leland and George Robinson,
Barton; George Hamilton and Hiram Wocott
at from 800 TO S125 two-yeAr olds 5000 and up
wards older colts at eorrespondingy higher prices
$500 TO $500 anG upward h. often paid. All his
colts have broken gentle aud kind and are tough
and smart GEO. d. DUNkLEE, ropretor.
West Burke, VT zatf