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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18
AN EARLY RESULT.
Fear That the Extension of Manufactures
May BE Checked by Uncertainty.
[Chicago Inter Ocean

Chicago Inter Ocean.
The trade reports will continue to
make arguments for a reversal of the
political verdict<delivcrcd last Tuesday.
1t was an error of Judgment, caused by
the admission of false evidence to the
jury. The democrats got their untruth-
full statements as to 'higher prices on
account of tho tariff before the people,
while time was too short for effective
presentation of the rebutting testimony
in possession of the republicans. A new
trial of the case, however. is being held,
and, though the verdict is nearly two
years off, the judgment rendered on
Tuesday will be reversed.
The evidence in favor of the new
tariff is coming in very strongly; and,
though but few days have elapsed
since the mistaken verdictwas rendered,
protests against it arc plentiful already.
Here is Du1l's Weekly ReUiet0 of Trade,
which seven days ago testified to ''thc
largest trade ever known i'm a month OF
the country's history" yesterday testi-
flying that while the volume Of business
continues large beyond precedent -
such largenesS beyond precedent COM
mencing to a day with the operation of
the new tariff, there is "somc fear that
the extension of manufacture may be
checked by uncertainty.
This is the first effect of democratic
victory. Republican policy had enlarged
the volume Of trade "beyQnd all precc-
dent" Democratic success, though but
effecting one house of congress, and
though it's accomplishments the elected
members taking seats in congress is a
off oil lu hac n6 foo n
that the extension of manufactures may
be checked by uncertainty" This was
printed in Dun's ReUiclU on the third
day after the democratic party had
achieved its disastrous success"
The uncertainty will not be Of long
continuance. From this time forth
every day will bring new testimony as
to the good effects Of the new tariff law.
1t is not pretended that it is q perfect
measure. OF the many clauses some
may need modification, some may de-
mand repeal; it has been thus with every
revenue BILL it can not but be so with
every bill affecting so many interests
and dealing with 81 many subjects OF
trade. But in the main the bill is a
good one. Its general policy is both
wide and conservative. 1t is a bill
that will serve as a model and a prccc.
dent of revenue legislation for long
years to come. 1t will stand, subject. oil
course, to some notifications. And il
will be approved heartily by the people
as soon as it is understood by them.
The effects of a temporary democratic
triumph already arc visible in '.fcars
that the eXtention of manufactures may
be checked by uncertainty" Such il
the testimony of one of the chief au,
thorities in the commercial world. But
we believe that the confidence i'm speedy
return of the republican party to power
in both houses of congress will prevent
very disastrous ''check to the extern
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

ACCORDING to the annual report of
the Pullman Palace Car Company, g.
O23, 057 people were carried in their
cars last year, against 4,242,542 the
year before. The figures are interest
ing, as showing how extensively the
more luxurious modes of railroad travel
are coming to be used by the people.
The palace car was originally monopo-
lized by the rich, but it is no longer
considered luxury beyond the reach
of persons in ordinary circumstances.
The public generally enjoys all the
comforts of travelling, and they appear
to be willing and able to pay for what
they get.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

THOMAS G.. WooLFoLK has for the
second time been sentenced to be
hanged. He is the man accused in Bib
County, Georgia, of numbering ten
people of his own family. On the night
of August 7, 1887, Voolfolk took an
AK, and going from room to room in his
fathers house, butchered every one of
it's inmates while they slept. They were
his father, step-mother, three half-sis-
tiers, three half-brothers, one infant in
arms and an aged aunt. The evidence
was circumstantial, but the long de-
lays and retrials have come about more
through the horror with which people
shrank from the belief that son and a
brother could commit such an awful
act, r....
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18
The Dangers of the City.

1t is only few years since, says In
spector Byrnes, in an article on crimi-
mails and confidence, in the Christian
Union, that a prominent actor. great
practical joker, now deceased, was walk
ing home late at mig 1t, accompanied by
visitor who had just arrived from the
country. They we're on Fifth avenue,
near Twenty-third street. when they
noticed an ordinary street row going on
on the other side of the street. The
foreigner asked his friend what it was
all about, and the actor, seeing chance
for little fun at the visitors expense.
replied: ooh! I suppose it's some fell
low being killed; stumble over dead
man nearly every night on my home
from the theater!" Our rural residents
hear so much about the wickedness of
the great city that it is not surprising
they should expect to behold sort OF
municipal pandemonium. The rural
father who told his son, about TO visit
New York, that he mustn't step On a
coal lil, because he knew they were
trap doors to let conntrymen down into
cellars where they were murdered and
robbed, probably really believed his
greWsome tale.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

ma and beyond, and from Hazel Green
below Crane Flat TO the highest ridge
Of the Sierra. It is about fifty miles
in length by thirty-fve in width, and
considerably exceeds the State of
Rhode Island in area. This magnifi-
cent reservation will be by far the most
beautiful park in the world. 1t will
lack the weird marvels OF the Yellow
stone-the geysers, the painted rocks
and the stalagmitic formations but in
the magnificence and the charm of for
est, cliff and waterfall it will be beyond
comparison.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

A FRENCH physician says that he has
demonstrated that rheumatism can be
cured by the sting of bees. The virus
of the bee acts, he says. like a VAGINAL
incubation, and sufficient amount of
it will render the patient entirely free
from rheumatic attacks. He says,
however, that it would require the
services of a good many bees to cure
q well-established case of rheumatism,
and the remedy appears to be worse
than the disease. Bees may be good
for hives-bee hives-but few people
would care to use them for rheumatism
or any other human ailment.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

AND now British capital proposes to
place England within four and half
days of this country. Capt. Hamilton
Gum, who is representing the enter
prise in this country, says that its pro-
iectors propose to spend large sum of
money upon the Michigan side of the
Sault Ste. Marie, making one link of a
system of transportation to Nova Scotia,
with connection to New York, and At
lantic steamers of 100, 900 tons or over.
Large vessels Of the same line will also
Yun on Lakes Huron and Ontario.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18
Many Royal WLdows 10 Europe.

Almost every country in Europe pos
sesses an illustrions widow, from VIC
toria in England to the Duchess of
Aosta In Italy; tho Empress Frederick
In Germany, Christians in Spain. Char
lottc,sWife Of Macmillan, Emperor OF
Mexico, who Is melancholy mad in the
Chateanof Conchont; Princess Stephanie,I
Archduchess Of Austria. and Natalie.
worse than widowed exc Queen OF Servia,
and the unhappy, heart-broken Eugenic,
ex-Empress of the Erenes Ii. $3.50
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

A VETERAN who died ct Plainfield,
N. j., the other day requested that the
bugle with which he had led his COM
rades to victory be buried in his coffin
with him. When Gabriel sounds his
trumpet he will be able to blow a re-
turn blast.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

HENRY SHuBERT, of Peoria, H., tried
to see how quick he could get married
after being divorced, and accomplished
it in seventeen minutes. It however, took
him two hours to get rid Of the smell
of the bushel Of eggs, thrown against
him by his fellow citizens.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

A VERY smart young man in Savan-
nah tried to pay his car fare with
800 bill. The conductor was accom-.
modating, and stopping the car he
went into store and got the bill
changed, giving the young man shot
bag full of silver, amounting to 800. 95.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

WHEN people say calculate" they
use word which goes back to the very
infancy Of our race and the very begin
ming of the science of arithmetic. It
comes from the Latin calculus, peb
BILE. When men first began to reckon
and to compare numbers they could
think of no better way than to lay peb-
DIES along Slue OF one announcer on the
ground, and hence the word for count
ing
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

LEWIS THE LIaHT," Philadelphia
religious crank, is testing the forbear-
apce of lcng-suHering public by cir
culating o apoem" of bis own compo-
sition. Lewis the Lights meter is out
of order.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

THE papers Of Micager Hancock, Of
Indiana, for whom the Senate Pension
Committee has recommended, a PEN
sion Of $25 for his services in the war of
1912, show that be is 102 yeas old.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

The new National Park takes in the
entire drainage area Of the Yosemite
and much more. It embraces the whole
of the upper Tuolumne River, with the
Hetch Hetchy Valley and the greater
part Of tho Toulumne watershed. 1t
includes Mount Lyeis and its glaciers,
Lake Eleanor and the Mariposa, MERGED
snd Tuolnmne groves 81 big trees. It
stretches from Lake Eleanor tp Wawo-
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

A CHICAGO Justice has fined woman
$15 for kissing y dude, ANY woman
with the bad taste to kiss Chicago
dude deserves even greater punish
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18
WHISKY was first made in ireland BY
an English monk.

Now arHE affrighted quail whirs Ger
the field away provided he is not per-
forated with large load Of No. 8
shot.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

aONE is beautiful but poor The other
is cross-eyed and rich. I'll marry the
'cross-eyed one, to show that I am self
sacrificing.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

Good Minister don't see how am
to get through my sermon to-day. It's
almost church time.
Fond Wife What is the text?
It's about the wise and foolish yir
gins.
But you were writing at that sermon
last night. Why didn't You finish it 2"
T couldn't; the lamp went out. -
NeaO York fHeeffy. MI $1,000
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18
BEAUTIFUL MARGHERITA.

OF the beauty of Queen Marguerite
of Italy, says writer in the Leisure
Hour, all the world has heard, and
she is still beautiful, thanks to the
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

SLAM keeps up with the procession.
She is to have IN electric railroad thirty
miles long.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Sunmpre.

- Souls Rorman @arner, elm @nteI
bon 2ouis gnSeI, itarb am 9isnitas in
befen SauS.
- @ttpa 1000 8erionen nabmen an
Der DeforatipnSparabe babier tbeiI,
tpie AUDI bic 8inbsr Der beri9iebenen
Shulen.
Ger S6eriff berfaufte am Gams
flag ben SnbaIt bes @ei6dftes bon g.
S. Me@opan an 3. $. @atts fur
1861.
- 9ie 8auHeute iinb erfreut iiber
bic beferen 9luSiidten. Das @ipIep
@robe 2obIenberf arbeitste i'm Iebten
Wionat ettpa 18, Der SO. 2 S9a6t IA
Gage.
-9aS proisftirte neue S6uIbauS
an appIeitraBe babier tpirb einen rlms
fang bon 100 BEL ll0 SUB unb sp6If
9immer baben. Sc tpirb 23itbdis unb
aus beften 8udfeinen erbaut unb bic
Soften iinb auf $50, 900 beranidIast.
- Sn benz &f UNI bic STEELE els
mes Superintenoenten Der DffentIi9en
SduIen par felt @oden Stimmens
eIei9beit unb erit am Diontas 9lbenb
tpurbe PrOf. 8. 81. SoipIer tpieberers
pdbIt.
- &m Samitag Wor8en bemerfte
man tuieber cine 8eridiebuns (squeeze)
in benz Spencer Sda9t 6abier unb
fanb eS fir ratbiam, bic Irbeit ein3us
fteaen, mas bis II llbr sei6eben mar.
Die Gusf6ten iinb iibrisens ni6t 70
brobenb, tpie beg ettpa einem Sabre
unb man sIaubt bic slrbeit bieie 8ode
tpieber aufnebmen gu fDnnen.
- Bur Seilun9 bon Group gebrau6t Or.
Sbomas' gcIeetric Del nad 8orfhrift. 50 lit
oas bette Wittel fur pIobIids anfd1e bon Gr.
dltunsen, e6mepen, GnBincuussn unO Ser.
lebun9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Mus bem oberen 9haIe.

arbbalb. = Mbam RdIIer fpirb an
Sub Riperfrabe elm bdbIdes @obns
paus erri6ten.-4n Der Seier bes Des
torationstases betbeiIisten ii6 beinabe
ale bieiisen 9eielI6aften unb beIon.
osrs babi6 nabm fib Der Bug Der
SonntasSf6uIfinber aus. Senator 8.
". @atreS bon scranton belt cine
saneenbe patriotii6e Ssitrebe. - 4m
Sreitag Ibenb batten bic MitsIieber
Der liltberii6en @emeinbe auf benz 3irs
4enerun6itiid cine SeitIi6feit, bic febr
gut beiu4t mar.
GarbonbaIe.-gIus ansebIib subers
Idiitser 0ueIe 1T bic Na9ridt, bab bic
Sireftoren Der grie 8abn in elmer neus
li4en 8eriammlung bei6IpfIen baben,
gum 8tued Der Serbinbuns bes @arbons
bale uno SonesbaIe 3nsises Der beiass
ten Sabn einen Tunnel bur6 bic NoOs
iie @ebirSe su treiben. 9ie @ntfernuns
3tpif6en 9fetp gorf un6 Buffalo tpiirbe
babur6 UNI so MeiIen abeefiirst, ipdbs
reno GarbonbaIe bann nur fiinf NeiIen
bon Der @rie SauptIinie entfernt Iein
tpirbe. Ser SunneI tpiirbe cine 2anse
bon 13 MeiIen baben unb Der 3tpeit.
ldnefe in Der @eIt iein Gin England
aaein beiinbet iid Elm II Meilen LANCER
SunneI), bic 8olten iinb auf 81, 900, $
900 berani9last unb bas nbtbise 8api'
tai foa sesei6net fein.
- Gin fduader 8lden, nit eirem Idbmen.
ben S6merj iber ben Siften 1T Elm 8eiden
tranfer Rieren 9ebrau1t oas bette betaunte
@ierenbsiImitteI, ueIdes ias @uroof 8looo
8itters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Ser SIopade stephan Sbids fam
I'M Sabre 1883 mad &merifa rno nabm
bier 1888 iein srfes 8apier berauS.
8drsIi6 reifte er mad Der alien Seimatb
juriid, um Srau unb &inber 3u boIen ;
ALE 8orbereitunsen ;ur RiidreiIe iinb
sema8t, bod tpirb ibm bieielbe bon Der
6fterrei6Hden 8esieruns ni6t eeftattet.
Sbids beri6tete ben Sa6berbaIt in
einem beuti6en S6reiben an ben @es
Iri6tsIdreiber 3bomas, unb beEen afii.
itent Waener Giberfebte 6enleIben in baS
gnsIifde unb ianbts bic Papiere an
Staatsietretdr Blaine mad @aibings
ton. Ob Iebterer in Der Sadie ettpas
tbun fann, bIeibt abtutparten 70 bieI
uns befannt, anerfennen bic eurppdis
f4en &esierunsen nur bas ;tpeite ober
poae Sarserpapier.
Die beuti9en 9eiebe (unb tpabr.
f6einli9 aud bic biterrei6iI6en) bes
itimmen iiber bic DECENTRALIZATION bon
Staatsansebbrieen na1 ben 8ereinias
ten Staten tuie foISt:
49,. ,,Oeuti4e, ipel6e naturaliiirte
StaatSan8sb6rise Der Ser. Staten
bon Imerifa seipOrben iinb unb flint
Sabre lang ununterbro1en in ben 8ers
etnisten StaateE 3ueebra9t baben, fino
bonn Deutf6en 8eide aIS amerifanifd5e
Gnsebbrise au eradten unb aIs fcI6e
su bebanbeIn; iebO4 fol- bic bIobe Gr> |
fIdruns Der Abf6t, Staatsanseb6riaer |
oeS einen ober beS anberen EbeiIs iuers
ben su tpoaen, bic @irtung Der Status |
raliiation nidt baben."
1lnb fsruer: ,,g8enn Elm in Qmerifa
naturaIiiirter Deutf9er fi1 ipieber i'm
Deutf9en Rei9s nieberIdbt, cbne bic
2lbiiht mad 9lmerifa auriidsufebren, 70
IoH ct aIS auf feline DECENTRALIZATION in
ben 8ereinieten Staatsn 8er3i6t Ieis
teno era6tet tperben. Ser 8er,ibt
luf bic RIdfebr fann ais borbanben
lneeieben tperben, tpenn Der 91aturaIis
trte f9- LANCER aIS 3tpei Sabre in
Oeutf&Ianb aufbdIt." (9lrt. l, 3 unb
oes beutf4en Staatsaneeb6risfeitss
BertraeeS.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
StaOt ltnO G0unth.
NermtIcbte 2pfaI 8ericbte.

@ aiebIins Der Sausfrauen-
Biasburp'S 8eit-berfauft Bel ssreb. &,
Biomaper, $50 2ada. Gbe.
= -0ie ,,Srutb" srf4ien am Uaon,
tag in neuer Sdrift.
= 8ausr's RapeIIe tpiro am 81. bs.
in @abIers @dIOden ibr idbrIi4es
pic yde abbaIten.
Die 45 @enIusnebmer in Scran.
ton buben ibre 9lrbeit nit gifer besons
men.
= 9ie iest besOnnenen monatIiden
8abIunSen Der 8. 8. & SO. 60. iinb cts
freuIider, ais bic fribsren.
- Die Del. & S. So. iteIte am
0ienita9 bic 9lrbeit an ibrem neuen
SabnbOfe an GIiffltrube Elm.
Die idbrIi6e 8eamtenpabI bes
beutf6en 8aus8ereins bon Scrantpn
finbet am Ibenb bes IA. Stunt itatt.
= 9luf ben berf6iebenen Strasens
babnIinien tpurben am Girfustaee 90.
900 Berfonen bef6r6ert unb sipar cbne
iebipeben llnfau.
- &m 9onneritas itiir,te bas I2s
iabrise S6bnIein beS Serrn u. 8enfe
in ben &eQer bes Areabe @ebdubeS unb
brad einen arm an spei Steaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
BON 0eter6bura.

- 9em 9uit. Tbauer, bon TabIor
abenue, ftarb am WOntds Elm 8anas
rienbOgeI, Der ansebIid elf SABRE alt
mar.
SRI. @asba 9ittad tpirb am 10.
Sum- cine 8eiu4Sreiie mad Deuti9s
lamb antreten uno "a Nonate braus
Ben beripeiIen. g8ir fpiinf1en Der
Dame cine sIddIi9e, UersnGste Rsiie.
&C. Bladst Hobinion. gropr.. i&reibt i'm
,.ganaoa 8rssbDterian" Sdl nuroe aebeiIt
bon bartuddisem biIiofeu SOpfusb Our@ Bur.
bod BIooo 8itters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Sa8 XhaI abndrtR.

Scr neue SO. 2 BREEDER bon Sers
mpn & So. ipirb in ettpa einem Monat
benz 8etrieb iberseben.
Der SIotpade SOiepb RoIie tpurSe
am Donneritas in Der alien Sannab
9rube in 8Ieuiont Bailey setbbtet. @r
bate cine Sprensuns bOrbereitet unb
mar Der Neinuns, bab iie losSesansen
fei. IIS er ii6 bann benz Orte ndberte,
erfolste bic @rpIoion unb er tparb I'm.
ter elmer &obIenmafe beSraben.
TabInrbifIe. Ie.-Die 8. 8. & SO. 60.
Ie8t an Siebftrabe Cots aus unb ma6t
Strabenperbeh in Der Ndbe.
- Ridts sIeidt Or. sbomas GtIectrie Del,
nm eine GrfaItuns ODER Seiierteit idusq Bu
heilen. 6eidrieben bon 6rau W. 8. Sell oiUs,
Burr DAT. ct. SOiepb 60. @iid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Gigentbuul
III Derfdufen,

Der 5inisrIafsnf6aft bsr Ssrf. gatbarins
S8abt anssbUrsnb. DalIsIbs bsiftbt aus
ben fCIssnben Siri@sn:
2 Cote an Nariunfirabs, ,tpii&sn @ypmins
unS gBaibinstrn, 40 BET 1862 GuB ,ur alsy.
1 Got an Maripnfrabs, 80 bel 1852 55ub.
1 Got an @scmins gus 40 BET 2O2 SUP.
Z Cots an abams aSs, isbs 40 bel 1853 SUP.
Die @ObnbGuisr Np. 14O9 uub f4tt Gan.
bsriOn aSsnus in sutsm .3ufanbt, nit euts is
46 BET 232 SUP.
Saas unb Got 1o. 4t0 SIipsfra6s ,piIden
dissenting unb @aIbinstpn.
Obisss Gissntbum pirb untsr siinIfissn gs-
binsunssn psrfauft BON
Gbas. SrUpp, Grsfutpr,
AIS q. @afbinstOn apt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

no. @ir babsn in ben Iebten 8ps
den an benz GbidIub unferer @sI9dftss
bd8er searbeitet, Wabnbriefe ausses
fan6t unb tuerben iett seeen ale barts
nddiBen unb felt Sabren riidftdn6isen
S6ulbner fIasbar iperben.
Die 8tdiidtsIoiisfeit iebr bieIer
Gbonnenten sren3t an 9emeinbeit unb
mir iinb eS milbe, Idnser @ebuIb au
baben unb itets unb INNER ipieber auf
ben n d d ten 8abItas su tparten.
8er mebr aIs Elm Sabr f9ulbet, be.
bersi8e bieie Mabnuns unb eripare ii6
8eitldufiSteiten unb 8Iaeefoiten. g8ir
brau4en unfer @eIo 70 n6tbis, ipie
ieber anbere Nrbeiter.
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. uid,t.

eaB man isbrtst bic bsfsu gOrtbsiIr bsim
Raufspon 1af9eu- uub gBanDupreH, S&mud-
l1tn, StIberpaaren &c. bel
Sree e N an
HbaItsn tann: Gin GROCER unb sIssanrr 8Sr>
ratR Der tin9ifsn Nuiter auf btt lplibeft art
pfrttrttgi, fprtwGbrenO porrGtbts; alls per-
tauften artifsI perben earantirt.
Wep draturen an ubrtn unb Suptltn
rtre iptiteae Aufmerf rfiamfeit trtbeiIt.
SIN Stprt mtrb Deutf& e
Prp9en. q. QD. Treeman
l95 eadapanna Ab. Bailey 5aus 8Ipd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
farms III perfnufen.

Der nntsrisi@nste bat ;pri sutr 6arms
uno panitt cine 6apSn Su psrfaufsH p6sr &C.
gen StaOteisentbum 3u Strtaul6en Sie lie.
gen tn paupad 2Upnlbip, Wapne COUNTY !;
cine bat 65 adsr NIT 9utem Saus, S6eurr,
Wallsr, Sblsarten etc. prriS $1,000 baar.
Die anesrs bat So Mdsr, flrinss Saus, nsue
S9eusr, gSa6sr, Sbfsartsn &c. prsis $500 /;
balb baar. 3u srfrassn bel
Nt6 George &pfe,
Semlpd SpIlop, gBapnr Co., pa,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

s@- 8in6erna asen. - 1lnisre
SrlbiabrsauStpabl 1T iebt boafdnbis.
9Sir baben bic 9oipins S6Iafpasen
unb cine 4nsabI Der fsinifen Sabrifate,
einihlieBIid Der @enbron @dseI6en,
nit eiiernen, bbI3ernen, rubberbeiebten
ober Bicycle 8dbern, ober obne, nit
ober obne Sonnenidirme. ober irgenb
einen TbeiI elmer 8inberfuti9e ieparat.
S. 8. @iIIiams & 8ro.,
3l4 2afaipanna Mbenue,
1874 scranton, 9a.
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p@- Sn 8o9s 9arf, Bel geo. 6,
DunmOre. ipirb isbsn Mittipo6 unb
Samitas glbenb 9fomenabe. unb Ians.
multi itattfinben.
Die 8eOpIeS unb Suburban eIeftri.
f6en GarS iperoen an ioI1en Mbenben
bis IL llbr gia6ts na6 bieiem beIiebten
@rboIunsSplaBe fabren.
@ontiteS fir 9ic Nics unb Sommers
na6tsfeite iperben freunbIi6it eriu6t,
iid ben 8arf an;ufeben, ebe fie fiir
fonitipo einen GOntratt abi9IieBen.
SOB n & 0 d.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

10- 1lnier 8ubipaarenlaser 1T 70
bouitdnoiS einseri6tet, tpie ir0enb eines
i'm san3en Staate, bic @aarsn MODERN
unb Preiie biaie. Site einfa9 unb
bersiert. 8lumen, Sebern, 8anber unb
8eraierunsen ieber gIrt porrdtbis.
8reiie niebriser aIs ionittpo, in 8rotpns
8ee Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

NO. @rOBe Bargains in @arberobss
artifeIn fiir Serren unb Samen, in
9dnbern, Spisen, Toi6entti9ern, Gors
ietten, etc., beim GuftionSperfaaf aas
abenbIi4 i'm Rep gorf Bazaar, gde
Sadapanna unb ssranflin Nbsnues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

EB Serr @m. Roffit, bsr befannte
Sattler, 1T bon Der Benn Nbenue mad
323 Spruceitrabe, neben Der bisberisen
,.@o4enblatt" Office, umsesosen. @r
tpirb aud ferner bur9 bette arbeit unb
prompte 8ebienuns bon 8unben fi6 bes
3utrauens iptirbie 3eisen. IA
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22,4

S9- Sabt ibr uniere gtustpabI bon
8inberfuti9en sefeben 2 @enn ni9t.
10 tuirb es eud besabIen, benieIben su
inipi3iren. ebe ibr fauft. @bina San,
gSeiaeI & 0iilIar, @poming Nbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

gBir babsn unltrs aatnttn tn glsp gprf bic
nur aus ben biliefen Ausasn tauftn, unb &C.
rabe bel bem isBissn fble6ttn @tibGftsfanbe,
mo- jsBt Sablrsibe 8anferptte pprfcmmen, fann
man fir baares @eIb srCbe 8OrrGtbt
nit einem @spiun BON Co.'S projent ein-
faufen. Das III bic Auele, aus Der mir uns
fsre 8aaren beieben unb mir rsrbeH fat tag.
lid neue Senbunsrn bsfpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

No. @ir iibren ben srbBten unb
feiniten 8orratb bon @irtbiGaftseI6s
fern in ber Stabt unb au nie6risiten
Breiien. Gbina SaI, @si9sI & WiI.
lar, Wpomins Gpenue.
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3u Derfdufen !:

Yin gSUbnRaus init ;sbn 3immtrn, eutsm
8rllsr, Sadofen, apsi Srunnen, Staa, pplle
sot NIT Saunt' unb 8sbsn.9InpRansunssn u.
/ M. u biais ;u psrfaufen. glatsufra9sn in
gc. 72S Sseh Straes. 223
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s@- NliIpaufee unb W. 8pbinIon
Bier an 3apf; faIte unb tparme Speis
fen 3u ieber TaseS3eit. Sobn 2obs
mann, 2l9 2adapanna 4tenue.
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Spesieae Iofale S6etisen.

S@- Sebt 1T bic 8eit, um biGis eins
autaufen BEL benz S&leuberbertauf i'm
Jteip gorf 8asaar, @de 2adatpanna
unb SranfIin Npenues.