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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30
School books at A,kcw d Edwards
Horse and Carriage for Sale.

\ choice carriage aud buggy horse !;
sound, gentle aud reliable. Also a
good family rugl1way made by Cos
ling, of Cincinnati. Apply To- w, H..
Duue. aug27 ,Gt,d
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

j.. II. Joseph will leave Monday
morning for Cincinnati to purchase
fall stock of clothing for j. G..
Joseph.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

q. II. Gaines, Of Trigg county,
who was in the grocery business here
some years ago, is in the city, on
his way to Texas.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

Trying to make wrong seem
light will Ice the subject of the
Young Mems meeting at the Asso.
citation rooms Sunday afternoon at >
o'clock. II. w. Ritter will have
charge OF the meeting, and a hearty
invitation is extended all young
men.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

Remcmbc: the Senatorial cOnven
ton meets at Cumberland City Mon
day, September s Delegates should
keep this in mind.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

Mrs. II. Sermons, Miss Blanche
Sermons, Miss Lille RcNingcr and
Mr.. !. BaCr will leave for their homes
Monday morning.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

Louisville q Nashville Railroad.
Trains leave GAINESVILLE as follows:
SOUTH:
No l0i Fast Mail ,... ........."........ 800 p. M
No.l0j Fast Eek press daily &c. 7:l3 A.
NORTH.
No.l02 Fast Express, daily. ..........., d54 P. N
NOl0t. Fast Mall 6:lo A,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

\ perfect complexion, free from
pimple or blcmish, is very rarely
seen, because few people have per
trctly pure blood Aud yet, all dis
figuring cruptionS are easily removed
by the use of Ayers Sar,aparila.
Try it., and surprise your friends
with the result
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

PUWDEK
Also IteIy Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest
OF all in leavening strength.-U. s. Goreym
nlent Report, Aug. II, 1889.
ROYAL BAKING p OWDER CO.,
JOG Wall Street. New York.
Evening TobaNs-leai Chronicle
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 80.
IS CENTS PER WEEK.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
Trains leave GAINESVILLE MS follows:
SOUTH;
N0.l0l, Fast Mail,..... .,.............. S:20 P.
NO.l05, Fast Express, daily ..........o 7:l3 A.
NORTH:
No.l02, Fast Express daily....."..... 6:5l p. N
HO.l0i Fast Mall 6:l0 A.
The county executive committ' &
meets here Saturday, September 6.
u. =. Ncbctt and Jno Ed Ond
son, Of the south side, are in town
to day.
Ewing Armstcad and Miss Hattie
Martin were married at Dover last
Sunday.
A new pavement is being laid
along the old ice factory property on
First street.
0 NJ. BIackman, who has been
sick the past three weeks, was on the
streets this morning.
John IIoskins, of the Rudolph
neighborhood, was in town TO day
with a load Of peaches.
The great horse, Salvador, smashed
the record at Monmouth Park Thurs
day, running a mile in 1889.
Miss Houston Schwrcr, Of Mem
phis, is the guest Of DR.. MarabIc's
family, on Greenwood avenue.
j.. II. Joseph will leave Monday
morning for Cincinnati to purchase
TALL stock of clothing for j. G.
Joseph.
G. II. Gaines, Of Trigg county,
who was in the grocery business here
some years ago, is in the city, on
his way to Texas.
RemCnbe" the Senatorial cOnven
ton meets at Cumberland City Mon
day, September s Delegates should
keep this in mind.
The little people are having their
last picnic TO day at Brandon
spring under the big hluiI on Red
river. This over, ;hcn for school.
Mrs II. Sermons, Miss Blanche
Scmn ons, Miss Lille RcNingcr and
Mr.. !. Bacr will leave for their homes
Monday morning.
|. u. Gcrhart returned this morn
ing from Lexington, Ky, to which
place he accompanied his brother
and friends , rou DAVIS ooo ON q .od
mission
MISS BlrdIe ShackeItord, who Is
Nashville pike. came in last evening
TO spend the Sabbath with her moth |
cr's family.
$500,
h''''' i''''''' "E'' '""r WEEKS
"""S''t' o' y, r. N"a" ana "lI''
WIS '"''," 10 ''r 'o'''c among inc
""S''' '''' '''"' mug h''' 'a' nom
wv '"'"'S '''''''' Oh ''''''Noo",
night did considerable damage. The
"ld store house was destroyed with
It's cohttn' - Il harry" quantity OF
corn-losS ABOUT 81 oOo.-p f'r Co"-
'"'.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-30

Miss Birdie Shackeltord, who i,
teaching school at Bethel, ON thc
Nashville pike, came in last evening
TO spend the Sabbath with her moth
cr's family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
Financial.
TO the Holders of
OREGON & TRANSCONTINENTAL co.
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the oregon and
l1hscohnehta Company intends n redeem all Of ' out
standing First Mortgage Trust Bond NOV !, 1890 at
100 per cent and accrued interest accordance with the
terms Of the tlust deed securing same
The Oregon and Transcontlncntll Company having for
sara purpose sold Syndlcat, repre- sented by Messrs
DreAe Morgan Co. the Northern Pacific L. Il. Co. Con-
soddted Mortgage per cod Bonds set apart u take
MP the Oregon and Trans Continental Bond, above has
Io'ied that the oregon and Tran-contncnt bodholders
should have opportunity exchange their bonds for the
with the syndicate VIII make such exchange paying lOj
per cent the or pon and Tl1n-continental Bonds
against 92L per FOR tbo Northern Pacific 81 dtns
ana CHARGING accrued interest date exchange,
Nded holder, and Tranecontlncnal Bonds avail
themselves Of said privilege by presenting their bonds ?r
that purpose the Office OF DrcNel Morgan 4 Co., %
Wall-st., Ncw.York before July -, 1890, after
which date the right to n,ke such exchange will
New York June 4. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
Depe.i:. in banks 2oOl..eO :e.5s7.4s4 In. e2s

Depcsi.s in banks 2o,o1' % e65S7.4S4 In, o2s,o9t
Net cash balsnc css25 o72 1852 67Jo72 DC. $1,000
The foreign exchanges were fairly active ior
tO-morrows mails but the market was wei
supplied with bills and rates We're barely steady
at the close wcal-at quotations for actual business
as follows Bankers bills - 81 4 and ~ - "a
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs at Sis is and J1J as: rcichmarks AT
% IA and % 7-s, and guildcrs at 40 Ia ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
financial Hlcctlnos.

OFFICE or THE SMALL norLS C95NSoLlpAlEp
N,INf%d Co., so. BkOApNNN,. 900
NfN-YOltK june II. $500; ,
VHE ANNUAL MEETING Of TIE St9c ldn,0lnv
Tor the election of Hoard of r-l'' for ne ensuing St1
ana ...h tnrr bu.iuo.- Dee presented W.! u' h'lu
a. 90. oo,", 80 he C,mu1uy 40 Broadway: N"w-hoik
CIV on Tur,day June -, 1850. az o,io'h - ~. ~,
i,,t. rlo.c June ~ ISJD and reopen juno 70
iiSr CHARLES \. CAMERpN seer tary,-
tVHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the St0ck-
1 holder Of the Northern Railroad company Of Nv,
rso for rho uurpose ~ cl,cng Directors fos inc eSf
ycar viii be- held tho once Of IL c@npIAo ~ ~
sod \ / on WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is, lH'tp AZ ~
of,Iork nm The polls viii remain open one hoNr
o''"'N d. "' NV o. A. ROORBACH, Stcrcaiy
May % 1890
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LOST. .,
CANADIAN PMIfi. EhiLWn 'ohfANh
iIIpDLETOYXN. IONN.

Nos. \ 5000 10 \ ln,i,', Inclusive. 100 and
III ca'h ioi 10 share u M name 4" in" ,,a 't
ifsu-cf :nee crF3ucaf+- la br'u s"pIrh 'it h',
Ier.en .rto Whose hand, the, may CONE j. eSulo",
against negotiating sam. ana qu'-t u trtn," 70
i. {. SGIl.LiN'' Chicago III.
II He COLI MB'S MD HOOKING COAL
MD IRON COMPANY having obtlIcd thr Impr
legal authority. viii hundred Thousand uoiaIn
tttNooo ~ pf-ftd ,to.k for which puBo.r ho .""h,
~ NE coi~ni VIII clos" It !, No. June ~ anu oP'" ""
July .. a. 10 @. 90. 10,
Sto, khod.r Of 8. the closing Of ne p"' WI
have the privilege Of subscribing Tor the sd preference
shares. upon The and conditions stated IN me s'
lrtnNs printed circular ~ Jru" IL $40 '"p'h! "o'
Union Trust Co building. 20 B,9adway,,s p.,don,
HENRY II. ADAMS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
i]nblie \ oiircs.

u GARD OF RAILROAD COMMl9ohI NLvh0'
seventh Railroad Company oil u!' s3 for urr
York under Cbaptcr J3l q! the Laws oi i''' io r'd
ian To- cb,ny H.. motive power the BroldMay anu
seventh Avenue In it, behalf, aud in brh2i w
I'm th, Snnih Ferry Railroad Company, ana III p'hLi
Il M successor n, franchise ana popi| ,i
of thr Ir,,dWAy Surfarr Railroad COMPANY i"li'r !
i.r,v A, en- by IN, Uoid ~ RolrOad tonh..-l9n'r
that public hearing such a2p aon W. " 1t' I "a.
tlo rooms ~ IN. ChIlncr NJ Commerce. Nutna IN ~,
.nranrc building N,w-York city. June H. loo'' NJ Il
q ~. By tho board . ,.-,.n.- c,.r.t,r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

AciuaI 1nsh N
Treasury vaults
&c uGc.ies ~ s22o sI2 or ss2e 1886. lss Dec se7'ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

THE STOCK MARKET

Friday. june i3--p. m.
The stock market this morning opened apP'r
emily m GOOD form Early prices were MN
up 10 las, evenings closing figures. ana for sonc
issues were materially higher But the prominent
feature Wac duluesS. soon after the "lcnlH-
the bear element on tie dulncSS assumed ''
acgres,lve mood and there Was "a sort Of lnd'iui'"
idea incllc1icd that there was something h'i-
ing over the market Prices slowly yicidcl 20 .
pressure Of short sales. pending the nn"h'"'
dcuogemcuf Al last IL came Ai'ef N"iI'i"
rumors on the subject, IL finally was innonn' %
that Hcdclhuch, lchclhclmer ~ 60. h.d OF 'ei 'I
a. the Assay Office Sl,oo0,oo0 Of god i'i g..
port by to-morrows steamer. II Was NIhd 81"
the firm 10 explain that tie shipment was 4"
special one. particularly as every office boy
knows that Al the shipment il really made u
Will De- tnc equivalent of buying sieni slcHine
az ~ 20 -. wucn tie rate n ncaNy al - - 90
90 courr u j. special supmcnt ana ihrl' DID
crcumstautldl evidence that more than one iui'i-n
house utt lined % atcrp t tie oidef
Inc aunuuulcuc OF the gold shipment i'A
Fat on TIE stoDA market -" market Was i"'
duh 90 r.Nt. uuf ~ dld not lIril another iiH'.
ton on the announcement ~ ta.t, II VAS o. 'ucl
10 learn of what au the morning tstefy Was
composed There is 40 laN pfct cniin. thc pNl-
chas,. 90 % hOafluIu a rot4 lu NeN1 niN ana l't
rrshlpucut Go Reading for Sc B.t j. "".lI
hardly nr accepted as the operation of "i'".
uwlAr h4.ltc-, nItu, when tnc llss c"Ill n" fs
accurately figured beforehand - CAN t.at oI 5000,
proposed gold export
sugar uld Its purf toward creating hr.iidil'N
iu thc minds oi general buyers god dlIl'.' 90 t.e
general market. hfst Dos an advance ui - l'I
cent 20 -, - aud then q decline 20 -''-' 80.
Ih,y eaf sugar De- a dHis, huf. N ~', l' i
Of tUe poppy sl"rics tIff detoc.- general h'.I.
ness 80 tle STOCK f.rhaus" 10 s'uIcir- I. g..
oepi those Nlo administer IT, 'nd tn"f u".d = D.
power through tnc -iaoe OF the governors col i.r
Nfu"a EXCHANGE
Notwithstanding TIE d,sldfoutlrc W.T. "Ai'.
the ~'I.. lNrhln." landl, ape operator, "lo ".'
governed by general conditions. tAc "nib NI
mo.cs aId lc'ni.e tt permitted stock IN'iI'.
methods mat central mtr for securities 900 = 90
I tod States again ~ fast appfoachuf '." p"'.I
when ~ Viii he referred 60 80 The ouf osfk "i"'
In fhe country TIE real als.rp' on ~ -. uf
goes on stcsdl'r some days greater ana "i
DAVIS smaller lIf lie Hle ~ the members % i.'
Stock INchtuec- speculs'lDn-is "a pdly langp .i
Ing when ~ ought o. be- expanding u IA I'tH
time hat that committee ou dulucss hed anolhr.
meet d. and from Tie record Of tie last rs"
year. .f,Ic able 90 make Up q report
The u1rLct closed dull and rather firm ~ i'r
GcclU.s
THE DAY ~ TIE BOND MARKET
The IclsIr purchased SDG.l0o per cent
bonds 80 ~ and $500 - per cents 80 JOB
Al the stock Exchange q small lot of - l'f
cents sold a. o3. The quotiilons aic - follows
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BONDS AXp BAXK STOCKS.


Sinhama Class A
300 iOna
] coo .....lnf
Teru tomlIom -
lu uop ~
Virginia - Defi
5uuc .......
Ninth Sat hank
49, $50
Aftf Ian a san 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
by order Of the Board of Directors.
The Oregon & TransCOntinentaI Co.,
COLGATE HONT
Vice. President

81 Wal-st., Ncw-York June II. 1890
Referring the for going announcement, beg 10 call
The attention OF holder, OF the Oregon and TrancontnTa
Company First Mortgage Trust Bond, to the following
official OF the operations Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company: 800
Ten months ending April 80,
1889 1890.
Gross earnings 217 99522 slS 32s15
CD rating expenses ..... 97459 40 G39 9OG.s0
40, carnngs............ IS 53l 9iG.7G @sO7542l.26
Interest rentals and taxes O5is $500 C953 s62.9l
Surplus ...... sl2O7s7l 81 lOl. 555.9j
Misccllaneous income (nep 44iO95A9 4IO422 Is
Proat over fixed CHARGES si5LO762O 81 Ill $685.
Tho underlying bonds Of Northern Pacific branch lines
"a by Trustee, u the oregon and Transcont-
mental hoad, when rs,l-i by this OPERATION. VIII be
deposited with the Trustee Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, Consolidated Mortgage thus giving to The
latter icnent N all The security now held for the
oregon AMI Transcontlncntil bond-
We ar prepared u deliver at once Northern Pacific
IA ro,d Company Consolidated Mortgage per cent cold
Bonds AZ our oece oNranr' for OREGON and Tanscont
ncr'a Company First Mortgage Trust Bonds the basis
forth announcement q that Company upon sur
ruGcr o. ", OF The oregon auI Trans ontnennl Bond,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
miscellaneous
NEW Yosk.i2 TRIBUNE BUILDING.

70 SCHOOLS AND COLLE"t'N.
I, the p,st ye hav, paid spec al attention to newspaper
,,o', fr ,,,tt ton, Of earning. and our desire Is
Ia give t,i- class best efforts ,.,.,
We numbe; among our patrons the leading 'ou'a'ion"
Institutions OF the country.
From the experience OF the MANY we ale aoe 10 pes''
lst ~ papcrs that reach cla, Of people who appreciate
M henent, OF education and have desire to see ther
nldr.u advance 20 a grade beyond the village school
W, nave no rccunlary Interest in ANY list OF papers eN
cent that interest which conscientious ADVERTISING as'"'
has , the business OF his clients, VIZ desire 70 pa@o
,i ,rccmcnt, I'm papers that will b. most productive
u GOOD re- ult,. , Gamma,
We VIII be pleased to ;, bnit our SPECIAL sCHooi.
RATES any newspaper or magazine III the Chl'e1
states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

In London British consos were iirmcr, and
closed at - 5-l6 and % l-2 respectively for
money and account. The Bank of England lost
t35, 900 bullion on balance. In the open market
the rates for money were harder at 80 per
cent for discount of bankers bills. and AZ IL
per cent for balances Bar silver declined to
a. sid per ounce. English standard. American
railways opened higher in response 10 yesterday
late home advaucc, and made further advances
10 the end of the day. closing strong and generally
better than concurrent home quotations. y,
Paris French per cents rose 10 92.1f l., ana
sight exchange on London was iiImcr at 25lS
To no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

In State issues Alabama class 4 sold AT 100.
Tennessee compromise at II. and Nlr1inn - ~"
ierfrd al : 81 OF city bank stocks, Nluih
National sold 10 o at 100
The general market was comparatively dull
hui firm There Is still 4 disposition 10 sell IN"
Richmond and West Point collateral trust rs, and
sellers options were pat out down 10 =, which
Was also the closing figure IN the regular way
cash tomorrow Missouri, Kansas and Texas new
u sold down 10 Il -, but recovered and closed
firm 80 II 3 Peoria and Eastern incomes s'ld
az 33a3i, and Tie first Is M 81 Reference Is
made 20 our fall report 81 bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The local money market for n Friday
unusually steady and easy al IA. - per cent,
closing a. per cent.
The Clearing House statement today was ~
follows Exchanges. Sl29,slO,76l; balances
The Sub-Tcasurv to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing IIous, S69o,o5l The business Of The
Sub-Trcasnry for The week ended tonight in
cludcs receipts Of 3,2lI.2I0 and payments uf
81 5.j52rj2, leaving the general balance at 81
441,6io against Sls2,570.2G0 June g. showing
an apparent l0ss of - .JJ7 6fI. Bat dcducunS
from The payments 81 1000 and from he re-
ceipts Sl.0l0ooo ior items which affect only liz
account with the General Treasury. It's loss az
affecting the banks is So30tdO And this re-
chased bonds and the receipt Of $50 600 for
exchange on other Snh. Tressnricss- To-Day 5
operations covered Receipts S2,321OJl; pay
ments. S2.GG6.ii4; with balances Of II 'j,?O2 lGl
coin and sG,239.4s5 currency
The United states Treasury AT Washington re
crivcd to-day S30i,7i0 National hank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were SS1G.sG0, the IN
tcrn1l revenue receipts Si5O.O6l and the mis-
ccllaneous receipts St.0g3.
Today's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and.depositS in bnnl, compares WIN
the figures Of Tie last previous statement as FOL
lows.
Inn. f,,o Differences.
VI cod on ia 40 'oG2 To- 600 f5i l22 ne. Fo 81
st silver on nd .5..7"7-J : SO go Ine. -slto
ct legai.teudrfs
on hand .... 10 800 5O7 io419I27 Dec. l50ss0
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstanding ..-, Az.
$50 Sl2,Of2 3@.0 1896, lee Dee' SofooS'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07
SSnntnier 80.

b66fe Stanb mar am 9onnerItaa, ben
81, init 98, Der niebrisfte am 81. SuIi
NIT Al.
: Sobnfon & 9ofpea, bic 6eraus.
seber bes ,Necorb", baben Iebte 0od,e
6as iebt bon 8. 9. WlOntabne aIs Ol5s
belma8asin benubte @ebdube an glorb
OtainitraBe fir $4,000 anaefauft
DaS 8runbitiid 1T 25 BET $40. init els
mem breiii6dieen 8aditeinaetdtbe bas
alS Sruderei einseridtet tDsrben ioa
Senrp .. spenner, Der 12l gfb.
tplest, unb feline aneebete Sarab. bic
iid einen 8etpidtes bon 214 8fuab
erfreut, batten Dor einiser 3eit einen
gSortpe6fel unb famen Therein, benieIs
ben bur6 einen Sauitfampf sum gnts
ideib Su brinsen Sci biefem ,oa Der
GbefrippeI ben &ti9eren unb aab bieS
alS 8runb an, I'm bon 3idter g8opbz
tpar6 eine gbeideibuns su berIanaen,
tpel9e iebo6 am Samitas bertueisert
ipurbe.
1ar8eitelt baS ,,@o6enbIatt"-es
entbdlt ale 9ia6ridten-nur $2.0O.
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Aus benz pberen Ebale.

gatrid unb g8m. 8ileb, IL unb 7
Sabre alt. tpurOen am 8ienitas 9tad=
mittag nabe Tbroop bon bem 4 llbr
8ahasiersuse an Der Ontario 8abn
iiberfabren unb SetDbtet.
= Ra6bem bic Yancoait &ObIen So.
,u Gbropp unb bic Silliibe &oblen So.
su Mapoiue su 8eIeudtunsS. unb ans
beren 3peden in ben 8ereiperfen bic
eIeftrii6e 8raft eineefiibrt baben, foIs
gen sSones, Simpion & So. nun eben=
falls benz 8eiipieIe in ihren 9lr4baIo
@ruben.
= glIs am 9onneritas glbenb auf ber
Ontario 8abn Der um 1888 in Sermpn
fdIlise 8aiIasiersus bic Station Ders
IieB, UNI mad GarbpnbaIe su fabren,
foIete ibm bon einem SeitenseIeiIe elm
9(rbeitersus NIT sumeiit SIppaden. Der
3usfabrer bate feinen 9luftras baSu,
benn Elm &oblensug bate baS @e9eredt
auf benz SaupteeIeiie unb folste benz
8ahasiersu9 slei4 mad unb beiien Sos
fomotipe traf ben Iebten &arren beS
9lrbeitsrsu9es, ebe er p6Ilis auf benz
Sauptgeleiie mar, nit furdtbarer
8u6t. Sin SIotpude tpurbe setbbtet
unb mebrere perlebt.
GarbunbaIe. - Gin @erii6t finbet
bier @Iauben. baB Die grie gompanie
in Babe bic neue D., 6. & g. 8abn
bsnuben tpiirbe, Inn stpiiden bier unb
Scranton 8oblen, 5radt unb 8aiia=
siere su befDrbern. 9lnlaB basu CAB
iebenfaG8 bic neuIide semeinidaftli6e
Sabrt beS ausemeinen 8eripalterS ber
o., 6. & 9. 8abn, @biIbs. nit benz
8ise 8rdiioenten Der @rie, 9bomaS.
Ourd cine etipa stpei NleiIen IanSe
3neisbabn Dberbnl5 bieier Stabt fbnnte
cine 8erbinbuns ber beiben @eIeiie
Ieidt betperfiteaist tpsrben.
= 9ie Grippe bat bier gum speiteu
WaIe ibr grideinen 8emadt.
-Serr unb Srau Inton 8abI, biz
in 9euti6lanb eiuen 8eiu6 sema6i
batten, tperben biefe Wode beimfebren
= 9tm 20. Iusuit tpirb bon bier aus
cine grcuriiOn sum 8eiten bes neuer
SoipitaIs mad Sarpietp ab8eben. 90
es iid nm bic Sbrberung zines semein:
nuBisen 1lnternebmens banbelt, follt'
bic grcuriion ii6 elmer suten 8etbeiIis'
ung erfreuen.
-0ie Ontario Giienbabn So. fdein
bic Qbiidt su baben, iib um ben bieii
gen 8ufasiers unO Sradtperfebr ener'
| Gid su betperben-baS beipeiIen bai
blbide breiitDdise 8abnbOfsBebdub
Omit Steinpersierun9en, GIepatpr etc.
unb Der serdumise SradtbabnbOf al
8ailroab StraBe, peI6e iebt ibre
8oaenbun8 entBesen seben.
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NpraeIcben :!

Gs brpbt @sfabr, penn man ea Ssr1Gumt,
bic tlntbGtisfeit bsr Nisreu su bsbrH. Das
trsfili6s Sdrfi6iff bsr @sIunbbet pirb auf
ben tpbtbrinesnbeu Sanbbanfen bsr Bright.
lhen Srantbeit unb bes SarnfluiIes lfranpen,
penn man es pbne Steuerruber auf bieielben
,utreiben lGBt. Aub bic Slaff, irenn in ibrer
5bGtisteit sebsmmt uup penn ni6t perlfdnei-
ger arSneissbrau6 idIsunisit bas Steuer na6
bsm Stherbeitsbafeu rihtrt, tptrb BON benz
IriebIanb Der 8ranfbeit iibfrbedt werben. Bel
Der Auspabl zines llrin.trrtbenbeu 0fittfls
rittt man Iein AuesnipnF auf SOlfetter's Wla-
gsn.9itters, tpeIhes bic Yiersnpreane itimu-
lirt pbnt bielelben su irritirsn unp ansuerei.
fen, stpei gSirfunesn, tpeIte unefbUrise Stimu.
Iantsn, su psIhen man 70 oft Irine 9ufu6i
nimmt, bsrpUrsubrinsen pfiestn unb bic bic
5enpen; 3u elmer nadtbeilisen 8iidwirfnna
babsn. 3as 8itters itirft bic 9hern unb bic
9lnls sulammen nit ben Herpsn une gsrbau-
unesprsansn unb ltafFt 70 eaurnee Siilfe
au6 bat ss bic bUpptlts Birfung, 9SebleIis.
brr, @aIenlribtn, 8erfppfuug unb 6beuma-
tismus su perbinesrn unp 3u beilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-07
gRilfesbarre NaartAten.

- SpIepb Senbler tpirb in 8dIbe an
Der Bort 8OpfIep Bride beginner.
Ser repubIifaniiae County GOns
bent ipiro am 2. Sept. ab8ebalten.
Die GnsabI Der Gobe8faGe in Der
Stabt mar i'm SuIi rs.
Ser bempfratiite county Gons
bent BON 2userne tpirb am 10. gusuit
in Wilfesbarre abSebalten tperben.
9em @iqiam Steinbauer bon
Scott StraBe, tpurben in Der Silpius
WtdbIe bon elmer 3irfeIid9e bier Singer
Der redten Sano abBei6nitten.
= 8i6ter 8ice bat ais Stabt' GHeis
ioren fir brei Sabre Or. g. 9. Sturs
bepant, Sobn .. Auid unb Ginning
OiLIen ernanut.
-Sebt 1T ipieber bic 8eriobe eiuse.
treten, mo sS bier b66it nbtbi9 lit, baS
sum 8ebrau6 unb 5rinfen beitimmte
8aher porber su foden.
- 8ei bem 8erfauf Der Carolina
Butler SinterIaiieni6aft am SamItue
eritano y. g. Slair baS @obnbaua
unb basu sebbrenSe Grunpitad fin
$1,000.
= gine Srau Mi6aeI Burns tuurbC
am 9onneritas 0litta8 in Sinsstor
bon einem 8aiiasiersuse setrOfen uni
setbStet. Sic mar 80 Sabre alt uni
binterIdBt ibrem Gatten stpei 8inber.
= Die bur6idnittIide Gemperatu'
bier mar i'm SuIi 69.3 @rabe. 9e