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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
500 @eI0bnuna. 500.

Die 9sler hts Scranton @rGsnblatr per-
ben ii6 frsusn 3u trfabren. baB ts peniaIfeus
cine sefiirGtsts aranfbsit sebt, ptIts bic @il-
ItnIGaft in al ibren Stuftn ~ bsieu I'M
Stanee III 5aa's Ratarrb Sur III bic ein,iae
isBt per Gr;tli6fn SriibtrIbaft bsfannis pclitiSs
Sur. 4atarrb erforbert ale cine Contributions
franfbtit cine epnIfitutipneae SebanbIung.
5all's statarrb Sur pirb innerli6 gencmmtu
unp ptrft birtft auf has 8Iut unb bic lGlstmi.
gen SbfrfGGtn bts Ssffems, baburH bic
@runbIa9e Der 4ranfbtt 3erltSrenb unb benz
patisutsu Strait estenb. inbeH it bic Gpnlfi-
tuition brs aSrpsrs aufbaut unb btr giatur in
ibrsm Wsrfe bilft. Die Gisrntbiimsr batsn 70
pttl 8trtrauen Su ibrtn SsiIfrGftsu, ba6 Gie
siubunesrt Dpaars 8tIObnuns fir ttesn Gaa
anbirtsn, ben lis 3u furiren ptrftbIt. 9a6t
Gu& etns eifs bon 3susntfsn frmnifH. Mau
abrtIire:
8. s. Gbtnts & Co., 5rttb0, ..
"a Bon DrusuiitsH Ssrfouft rs 6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Sdnaerfeffs Nptt,eu.

- 0ie Serren 2anse, 9reber, SoIs
unb NItbaus, DeIeeaten bes 9teip gors
fer @eiansbereinS gidenfrans, trafen
am Sreita8 9ta6mittas in Scranton
elm, Inn fir ben 8erein Auartier gum
Sdnserfeit su beiteaen. 9lm 8abnbpfe
tuurben iie bon einem Gomite bes Sic.
berfran3 in @mpfans senpmmen unb
ibnen, mad GrIebisuns bes @eI6aftlis
den, bic Stabt unb llmgegenb aeseiat
bic gtap GuS Sale, 8od's 0umnore
8arf, Sta6lperfe etc.-un6 ben Serren
SefieI es pier auBerorbentIib. 9lm
Ssreitas 9tbenb bradte ibnen 8auer'8
8anb cine Serenabe. Ser Gi6enfrans
tpirb 100 Berionen fart eri9einen un6
entpeber i'm @eitminiter ober 8aIeb
SoteI Io8ieren aud ipirb er tpabrs
ideinIi6 bic @ermania 8anb tpabrenb
feines SierieinS ensasiren. @obl be.
friebist bon ibrem NuS1uge febrten bic
Serren am Samitas 9la6mittae mad
yieip gorf auriId unb beripra6en, bort
na4 &raften fiir ba8 Sdnserfsft su
ipirfen.
- 8ir m6dten bic beuti i6en @es
i6aftsIeilte ipieberbolt auf bic bonn
2ieberfrana greBcomite beraussusebenbe
.Seitseitun8" aufmerfiam MAIDEN unb
iinb Der 9tnii6t, baB iib cine gn3eise
in berfeIben gut rentiren tpirb. Sis
9tuflaee bes 8latteS tpirb $500 grems
pIare iein unS es iinb bic an3eisepreiie
entipre6enb niebri8 ssiteIIt. Ser 2eie.
itpff tpirb fiir bieiise tpie auspdrtise
2eier febr interefant iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Nttt8tpn.

Ser Stating Stint in @eit 9itts.
ton, tpelder 1000 8erionen fabte,
ipurbe 0iontas gta6t burd Seuer sers
itBrt. SerIuit $4,000, unperiidert.
- 0as Seuer in benz SO. IA S6a6t
Der PennipIpania 8obIen So. bat bis
batO ii6 INNER tueiter auseebreitet unb
man muBte am 0titttpob gum Iebten
GusbiIfsmitteI sreifen unb besann bic
8rube NIT 8aiier su iiberidpemmen.
Ser S6a6t SO. IA bat Oeffnunsen in
feds anbere S9adte unb tpeeen Der
@efabr bur6 gnfammlune bon Stids
Iuft muB in bieien tpabri6einIi6 bic
Irbeit einseitellt fperben unb es tpiirben
Sabur4 400 PeriOnen beiddftisunss=
Ina
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Suite uuS !6appen.

@ir buben foeben cine sr6Bsre Senb.
un8 bon Strobbaten fir 0tdnner,
SiinsIinse, 8naben unb 8inber erDff.
net, bic mir nun ipdbrenb Der SaiIon
70 RAID aIs m6sIid abiesen iperben-
feIbitoeritdnbIi4 3u niebrisiten Breifen.
1u9s nnb SiIsbiite ieber 4rt, ipie
aud Gappen.
Sertise 9Ieiber ber neueIten Saigon
unb aus ben beiten Stpffen bauerbaft
aneeferti8t.
8ea6te uniere srbBere 9Infiinbisuns
nd6ite Mo6e.
M artin & 9eIanp,
Sin 8reis 8Ieiber. unb Sutbdn6Ier,
@oaI @rebanse, @pomins Ipenue,
Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

= Ser. Genius superintendent in
Waibineton bat in einem 8unbi6reiben
Die Geniuss SuperbiiOren ansetpieien,
ibre 3abIer babin su initruiren, baB fie
in Sdaen, tpo Semanb iid ipeisert, bic
Srasen iiber seiitise ober fBrpsrIi6e
Sebler, fotpie bic iiber bic Seri1uIbung
bon 8auereien, @runbitiiden u. {. no.
su beantiporten, in bic betrefsnbe Spalte
be8 Sormulars nur bic @orte ,,8ers
tpeiserte bic Intiport" einsutraeen bas
ben. 9ie erforberli6sn ssiebIi9en
S6ritte fpaen bann bonn Suiti3sO Oepars
tement in Baibineton einseIeitet tpers
ben.
Sn 8etblebem tpar bersansene
@ode bas 2utberiI6e Nini iterium
8ennipIpaniens unb Der ansrsnsenben
Staaten beriammelt. SoIgenbe 8eamte
tpurben 8eDdbIt /: Brdiibent, @brip.
Or. 8roteI, bon 9tetp gort Sefretdr,
s. M. Nnipa9, bon Cation Sdabs
meiiter, gbrtp. S. 6. 8litt, bon 9biIas
beIpbia. Ser 8eridt bes S6abmei.
tiers aeiet, baB bic ginnabmen Iebtes
Sabr s59, 1893 betrusen, bic Iussabsn
$51, 1886.
- Gus beri6iebenen @esenben bon
Seuti6Ianb iperben beftise @etpitter
unb groBe lleberidpemmunsen gemeIs
bet, peIde manniefa6en Sdaben ans
seridtet baben. Sm 8eeierunsSbesirf
Wasbeburs, Brobina Sadisn, 1T bic
@lbe aus ibren nfern setreten unb in
4IpenSIeben, einem fIeinen Srt i'm
8reife ReusS SaIeensleben, 1T Elm Saus,
bas bonn @ufer untertpai6en mar, aus
ammen8eitiirat, ipobei 16 gerfonen in
ben Slutben ertranfen. Sn Slpplin.
gen, einem fIeinen 0orf in bemieIben
&reiie, fdIus Der 8lib in Elm Saus
unb tbbtete 5 8erionen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Gin 9ans, in bem es fpuft.

Infer S6rper 1T nit einem 8obnbaus Der.
9Iiden DOroen. ST bat baufs Elm 3immer,
in Dem es fputt--ber Wagen. Bon bem I'M.
beimliden Sput, geroaiunssfdmdds. Der.
fbeudt iiiebt Die 8eroauuus unb mei9ert ftd
jlrid3ufebren. 8as fam Den 8auber I6Ien,
mas ben 8anu brsdeu, Der auf ben uneIidIi.
den Organen rubt? @ir antiuorten obue
80ssrn: eoftetter's Masen.8itters. uno mir
finO Su bieier antluort beredtist ourd Die re.
9iftrlrten 3eusmffe bon Wpriaoen ipdbreno
eines mebr als ben britten SbsI zines Sabr.
bunoerts umfaiienben 3eiiranms. Ser Sc.
braud oes 8itters, in ir9eno rpeIder 8baie
oes 2eioens be9onnen unb bebarrIid fortge.
iest miro in elmer fideren. nidt tbeilpeiien
SeiIun9 reiultiren. Sas 8itters felt bic
elaitieitdt Der Waeennerpen pieber ber. er.
neuert uno reini9t Die aus oem 8ellengemebe
oriusenoen Sdfte. tueIde Die Rabruna Der.
oauen belfen, treibt Die Sale aus Dem Masen
unb Dem Blute nnb f6rbert Die regeImdbi9en
Sorperfunetiouen. 9ie Meoiin pertreibt
WaIaria, 8iereuIeiben. 9erpofitdt, 8beuma.
tismus uno 8euraIgie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
@eribtfiMeS.

Sn benz Sale bon NldIIer sesen g.
9. 8rod ma6te bas @eridt am Sam.
flag bic SniunftiOn su elmer permanens
ten.
Der SUM 9eri6tStermin tpurbe
am Utontd8 ilnter bem 8oriib Der Ri6s
ter Ir6baIb unb Connolly erbffnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
SS0lter'S
pnt'waaren Departement
Spejielle Nreiie
fir
Trilbjabr ltuO sommer.

Damsn 8il3 prrmeuabe.Siits, is Ste.
pspifrts Siits 81 90, psrtb $500.
- les, $50.
- $50, 800.
Stnbsr.Sats SO Gents. psrtb $t.OO.
SO t.25.
~ rs - $50.
Ssibsn-pliifGs SO Gents, pertb 60 Cts.
Sdtrnrie Seihen,eifns IL Hta hnerth q %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Yreis=Grmdkignng
TT Triibjabrs= =@aaren.

Cine 8iife Gballie Delatne Gents bic 3D.,
FlbsEer preis 10 Gfuts.
Cine Sfift bilIissn @insbam fir S6iirssn,
q Gents bic Yar6.
Gins Sfiffe ssfrsiftr Suitinss, prtb $4.0O
Der Anius, unier prsts tsBt $1.99 fir ben
ansus.
DamenIfriimpfe pisr Yaar fir 25 Gents.
SsrrsRifriimpfe iets gaar fir 25 Gents.
aibbanb1Gube fir Damsn SO Gents, prtt
rs Gents.
Damsn-Gpriette 80 Gts., wertb so.
grtra brsiter bsuii6er Calico 9 Gents, tpsrtb
f24.
Outing 8lannslIr 8 Gts., wrrtb 10.
sbsd SDmmsrisibe 19 Gts., psrtb 40.
SGparse Ssibe rs Cts, psrtb $t.OO.
$500, psrtb SIPS.
4" $1.25, tpsrtb $3.50.
S'a SSalter's
1913 @DOmimg g(benue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
Would Make Man Hit His Daddy.

Last weei, n young man holding o
'possum BY the tail boarded q Nu@'
street ear, SAWS the Atlanta J9Uni.
"Old Ephrajm, 1.-THE driver smiled al
over his face as he looked through zoe
glass at the fat animal swinging ID lls
Young mans hand The old mal r@
garled him for a moment and then
he touched up the "skewba.lei Hls
with his whip, be fastened iae oiAN
and Slid the door open
Now ii | had him you know ".1
I'd do with 'im?'
Eat him, ! reckon. y
You air mighty right; you mir 6a''
rect to a dead moral certainty clv.r
led the old driver, I'D Kill. mm ia'.
he continued, then I'd put him I'D pr
I'M water an scrape the hair OH o. A.l
Till he was en- white ez snow.
And then what?'
nd parbile him in red pepper ls1
and then bake him good an brown aa..
some sliced taters an around bum ~
when he wuz done Id pour tne gray
all over him an'-wei. stranger. o ''
sum cooked like that good an .I'"...
will make any Teller bit bis daaNt' d"
sho'ly wodld. h.
The subject was too realistic io' ~.
old driver. dad he closed the BOO. -e
sadly touched his mules with lae VICE
worn whip.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

gone feeling. lie IS wiling 10 have 1t
suggested to his fellow mortals anony-
nlously.
Il take a long breath. he said, Just
as / step on the elevator and hold it
with tight pressure. Then. just as
the elevator begins to sink, / let it out
exactly with the motion Of the car,
The quicker the car starts the quicker
and harder | press out the air, and /
don't feel as il my soul had flown out:
in fact can avoid the least d,sagreea-
bic sensation.
Another gentleman who tried the ex-
pertinent youched for Tie results in his
case. Don't imagine that YOU have
TO blow 30 that every body else in the
car can hc,u you. ne said. "All YOU
need TO do is TO hold your breath Tight
liz and let it 20 noiseIessly out the
nose. | think the sensation is due to
the sudden change of pressure of blood
in the heart and head and the COM
preston of air in the breathing organs
Offsets that pressure by reaction when
the car starts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

shares. and the market went against
me- put up all my money for mar
gins, and it still went against me. Then
| took some OF the banks funds and
then A little more. To-day ] am $500
short in my accounts. If the amount
is not replaced in twenty-four hours
shall be a ruined man. Perhaps | will
be arrested. ! know of no way to raise
it, and | have come to YOU to ask you
if you viii let me have it. l don't
know when / can repay it, but l viii
repay il some time
Il was somewhat astonished, said
the broker Il said TO him: You don't
lack assurance, anyway
Il only lack $500. was his answer.
We'll, | gave him the money, though
| thought | wa, a fool FOR doing it. He
thanked me. without much eflu,ion,
and went away. In few days, being
a very busy man, the incident Slipped
from my mind. think it was about
three wears later that | went cold flat
broke. Ny seat on the exchange had
TO 60 and | was completely cleaned
out. had 20 get trusted for shines.
| didn't know which way to turn. One
day while walking down Broadway, l
met my young friend BE looked bet
ter than when saw him before.
How do you do, Mr.. Blank?' he
exclaimed, and he nearly broke my
hand with the grip he gave me. I've
been hunting all over for YOU, he said.
! heard that you had been unfortun-
ate
Il told him that was high private
in the regiment of the busted.
~ think ! can be of some service to
YOU he told me. i left the Such-and-
Such bank some months AGO to become
the confidential clerk in the Office of
So-and-So, the lawyers. | have here
an agreement which has Just been
signed. ! do not think that anybody
but the principals, the lawyers, and my
self know that it exists.
'IIe handed me a paper. | read it
and returned it to him. telling him that
he might consider the obligation can
celed. The document practically COM
pleted the sale by Jay Gould to the
Western Union Telegraph company,
the strongest rival it ever had Tie
Young man assured me that the trans
action was not to be made public for
some days. That was sufficient for
me. ! went ut once to Il broker friend,
told him what ! knew and induced him
to buy me 100 shares OF Western
Union. The stock began to advance ut
once. put every dollar of nay profits
INFO more stock. Western Union rose
steadily about 30 points, and when the
consolidation was announced and the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS.
The Wise Remark That Was Frequently
Made by GRANDMOTHER.

Girls viii be girls" suys grandmother Gum
Tie oldest maxim under % sun.
And NAY and Jennie. and Belle, and Kate
tItl tItoriuy Udt ut the gHrtu Efie-
Tf# u ing out for au hour iuu.
Mo- us jhoir thanks Up Galdmotber Gum
Four l.tt,c maidou- all 90 a row.
Hearts us, clean 8- tie rra w.iltc STOW,
Our iU tic EIrica 900 IiEi-.l},
M0thci witches fHem wilma sigh.
Saturday eyr aUI iiir work Jullue.
Girls will Doe girls, says Grandmother Gum
Fout li;tIc waid.u~ fair abb, me-
Tired as m1cG- sir can d.
Mother O.ds, .u .cf careful way,
= -FOUR little mHiucUs 40. 1HaF,
And Four lluIe heari- hrm iuI q fun,
4 refuge seek iu Gg4udmOtAcl Gum.
Eight lide lips that DO not speak
Teudcrly press her faded clcek
TIL GfaudmUtHCF -lghg and wipes her eyes,
Ana four little maideus nll surprise,
Lean thcir arms on graudmas knee
Ana argue tier case right Hhilfpiiy
rs &c wrong grandma 70 fan asleep
Where the sun ana shadows play hopeepf
j. it naughty running The whole ddV long
Where the brook j. singing The goadsst songf
j. 10 naughty having the mC-tc-t iuug
She SMILES and they know their case l. won.
Girls viii be- girls, says Grandmother Gum
"Glrls win be girls" How the years fit byl
slcighnp, boating, never o care
The merriest uaideus anywhere,
Life on the wings Of loy-blrd flies;
Sill Wutchiul mother tcHderiy signs,
They think Of nothing 90 all but luut'
Girls will be girls says Grandmother Gum.
Girls will be girls" How the glad years gol
Four little maids their fortunes know
Eacl with % lover tail and grand,
The haudsOmcst lover in all the land.
Still mother signs and shakes her head,
Deaf 70 every word tAHts said
Until al last, on ono fair night
Four little mailcns, ali in white,
Iru-tiully gave both heart and hand
To tHc hHnd-Umc-t lovers lu ado the land.
tuy mother on, what have tie children
dunct"
Girls Will be girls, says Grandmother Gum
Girls will De girls" How the good time flies
G1udm0thtr Gum meath the daisies lies;
Aud mother 200 % grandma'- chair.
WIN grundmo face aud grandma hair;
And four little mothers, shy a- "a nun,
I"udcriy mourn dear Grandmother Gum.
And four liitlc babies cCoiuR sweet,
lie Uil day 90 their grandma IS feet.
soWcilme- naughty and reldy tt fret.
TIL four little mothers arc ON upset.
6mudfnu alone says, "lts only fun
Girls VIII be- girls, says Grandmother Gum
Girls will be girls" How the years ait by!
EHcIi moves uu 90 the mile post u4eh.
Living over tue % Hr old dlNs,
Bach ono steps into mothers place:
Eacfl one lciIu., Ha thp lIfc-suud- run.
mat .itrs VIII be gIrs,' Ike Grandmother
GuWu.
will Allen Domgoold loo Detroit Free Press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
Railroad Up the Jungfrau'

French engineers are planning -oi +
attack upon that hitherto virgin Z
of the Alps the Jungtrau y,
propose to continue the ptese1. ~. -
railroad from Iuterlakeu 90 L11. ~
drummer as far rs Stocke.beIS ~
foot of the Jungfrau, and t.s-, .s.-,
mount up by "a succession % 9-.'- rs
cable roads, forming q zi4-1-
height of some 1900 ieet ~
nearly at the summit Of tle m'. ... Il.
where there will be hotel N. VA
cursionists who are expected W
the trip by thousands a-.. i
win have to be five steps e ,.-
staircase. and a separate In
each step, making hive changes
necessary to reach t5e summit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
sTEAMsoATINc ON DRY ,,,.
Eight Miles OF Their Regular Trim,
Made on Iron Rails 70 B

AANA AkttllE.
The long expected report 81,
Board OF Government Eugiuaa~ AZ ~
that was TO consider the suF.., '--osa
Instructions to navigation N y L.
umbia River between the M Da
Cello, and devise some ma,.. 4
overcoming them within ~ M
limits Of expense has AT Ia.. ll'
given to the public.
In this project boats are tat.,
the river at the foot of tH. rg9a
rapids, and are returned fa L.
at the head of Cello falls b,
hydraulic lifts, one at each t..
and are transported over tba r...
diate distance Il little more ,s.r tue
miles in length by a boat raiu,r
lower lift IS designed to raise tbs }1t
6o feet at low water and the NM. p
40 feet. The distances TO wb}65
boats are to be lifted diminish a.,
water rises. The lift is am sdsr,.s
OF the hydraulic dock in use for
years at the Union Iron Works F., ss
Francisco. The process Is, f1sra,
not experimental. The lower Ea ~
sists OF sixteen cast-iron cyliDders wv
thirty-one and one-half inche, IN
terror diameter and nineteen feet .or.
inches long, weighing 10 tons
these are rams having full stroll, =,
seventeen feet three inches. Tbor.
placed in two rows, fortv-siy feet sc.-
the rams in each row being twao,r
two and one-half 1eet between cent?. /
There is platform or cradle betvs.,
these rows, supported bv chains io-
the heads of the rams. The chains ,,'
so arranged over shelves as 10 gr.
the cradle a speed and movement En-.
times that of the rams. A device 4,
regulating the admission of the rq,..
in each press so controls the noyamor
OF tine rams as TO maintain them d.
unifCrIn speed and the cradle i'm ho,
izontal position. Notwithstanding arv
difference in the load on several rn.
The cradle is placed under the bo,,
while in the water After it is raises
TO the top of the lift this is removed
and the car on which the boat is to h |
ported on the railroad is suJg.
tuted.
1t is required of the ear that it shah
transport with safety the loaded boat
or barge, and leave sufficient heziJGy
to pass over the horizontal and vertical
curves Of the road. The max.mun
load to be carried Is estimated at 800
tons. The p atfOrm is los feet long 5'
80 feet wide. The latera, deNJiiiU 81
enable tie ear to pass around curves Is
obtained by the arrangement Of as
trucks. There are thirH-four four
wheeled trucks placed IN two lines d
seventeen each.
The weight Of the car is 500 tons
The maximum weight Is 600 ton, max.
ing the total weight OF the loaded car
900 tons. The average load per truck
is q - tous, and per wheel Z tons
The car with its load, is propelled 90
the track by two cotton ordinary loco
motives.
The boats are l65 feet long and 81
feet beam and . feet draught weigh
ing with cargo 600 tons. The weight
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
THE LOST POCGET-BOOE.

A yellow CLEAN Of dying sunlight
stole into u small, plainly furnished
room in the second story of an
old tenement-house. 1t stole over the
bare floor and trailcd itself across the
small white bed in a corner and tho
white face upon the pillow Il pitilul
little face, with the great dark eyes
fixed upon the dingy ceiling while one
thin. fruil hand strokcd the head of u
half-staryed kitten which nestled upon
the coarse covering of the bed.
Most done, mammal asked the
childs soft weak voice.
"Most done. darling Be patient a
little longer came the low. soft am
swcr. and the child sighed plaintjyuly
and said no more. There was small
tire In the little CRATE for it was win
ter outside; but inside the winter Of
poverty rngucd and lit is always
winter with the poor Between the
hrc and the one window. as though to
catch the little light which fingered iu
the western sky, "a wriliug-dpsk WAS
standing and, seated al the desk. Il
woman worked away for dear Iitc the
small hand which held the pen fairly
nNiug over the paper She Was Young.
with pale, pcusiyc face. and sad,
Thoughtful brown eyes; her plain black
dress told IL. own story of dcsoItjou
and hprraNpmcut
Slowly lhr moments went bN and
still the pea lle" over the paper The
thouehuu look dccpeurd ou her face.
aud the line. around the firm patient
ptatlfn ,,rp.y tru-ttt.t sine turned fGt, last
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
WAsHWoMEN OF MADRID.
Ten Thousand who Daily PLY Their Trade
on the Banks Of the Manzanares.

NToJriJ's r;,.o, of b;,rL .o.,,J;,,,.
nome I'M Ar.zana,es i snatter &c
,,'at go, 80 Gnads,.-a,,,a Atonnt,in.,
IN ,,.;,to,. ,,,,l,l,. ,l.,rort j., s,,rir,,r f,
saod I,Io,yn .jitab - tbo snr1n,ar snJ
Ill, Ill s',,,,o,. a,,,. ti,,,o -
tbo - II ,,,,,,og d,,,,.,, f,.o,,, tho coId
S-ro Lai,,I,tsfn t5o north of NT,driJ
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STATE Or LOUISIANA.

by virtue of the authority vested in me by
the constitution and laws of IuisiInt, will
sell. on the Diamond Plant ton, on The left
Bank of the river Mississippi i'll this parish,
on Saturday, the 18th day of December 1870
at eleven O'Clock a. M, the following des :
cribcd property, viz
Six (6) barrels of molasses.
Seized to pay and satisfy the 81 N Of Thirty-
three dollars and forty-iiy1 eants ($845,)
forced constitution tax of 1870, due the said
Pontchartrain Levee Board, on forty siS
hogsheads of sugar and two hundred mt
nine barrels of molasses, together with al
costs of these proceedings. 81
Terms and Conditions: cash ON the spot.
LEWIS. DRY,
Sheriff, Parish of ST.
sheriff's Office Parish of st. Charles Nov
Is, 1890