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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
MIR. HUFF's FIRST CASE.

An Old Darkey Wants the First Ward
Sluggcr to Take IL Divorce Suit.
1t was stated in TIE links few
days ago that Councilman Huff had
purchased large law library while in
Richmond. The books are now begin
ming to arrive. A car load came in
Thursday and another yesterday. Mr..
Huff has not yet taken out license
to practice law, but that does not pre-
vent Linn from unpacking his library
and placing it in position on the shelves
in his office.
While so engaged yesterday we'll
known colored man came in. He is
also known as q sort of q prea :her.
us you practisin' law now, Mr.. Huff"
he asked.
II is"
"Well, boss. | wants yer to take n
case for me. Sec l done gone and git
married, an doan like de way dat
'oman's dom, SO | wants divorce
men3."
"All right" said Mr.. Huff, taking
down copy of daniel on Negotiable
instruments" estate your case, John"
Then John detailed a case of domes-
tic troubles. There were some stray
sheep in his household, and the matter
had preyed so heavily on his mind that he
took his wife to task for her unfaithful-
ness. 1t was then that she threatened
to cut his throat with ''razzoo," defied
his authority and raised a powerful
racket.
simplest case in the world" said
Mr.. Huff. "Get you divorce right
away, but you'll have to deposit $50 at
the clerks office to be used nv your
wife in defending this suit"
"Look-a-hyar. boss, rs been consult
ing wild another lawyer, an he amt
told me nuthin' bout dat"
"Well, that's all right. I'm running
square business, and if you cannot
come up to the notch, you'll have to
get out. Call around again if you got
the money, as am looking for another
car load Of books every minute.n
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
Injured In Il Runaway.

w. p. Alchome, 2l4 Park street, met
with serious accident yesterday. He
is driver for the beer wagon Of
Nicholas & Woodward, and while I'M
loading lot of beer on Trout street
one of the kegs fell down on the horses
heels, causing Them to run off The
wagon broke down and Alchome was
thrown to the ground, and the wagon
fell on him, injuring his breast and
cutting an ugly cash in his forehead.
He was carried to DR.. Gales office,
where his wounds were dressed, and
later in the evening he was taken home.
DIR. Gale does not regard Alchome's
injuries as serious, other than the
breaking of his collar bone
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
A Memorial Service-The Business of tho
Convention Completed.

A Memorial Service-The Business of tho
Convention Completed.
The first half hour of the afternoon
session was devoted to eulogies on the
late J.T. Hundlcy and John M.Tribble.
Remarks were made by Rev. L. S.
Cutler, Colonel Miller. Rev. E. e. r.
Powell and Rev. 1. j. Spencer. Rev.
e. A. Cole sang "Sleep on, Beloved" in
Il very touching manner, and Rev. L. S.
Cutler offered prayer.
President Gooch read telegram of
greeting from the Virginia Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South, and
also one from Atlanta, Ga.
On motion of w. j. Cooke commit
tee of three was appointed to raise
funds for the support of aged and infirm
ministers. The president appointed
Messrs. Cooke, Shelburne and Sutten
The following resolutions were
adopted:
First. That the preachers of the
State be made ox-oflicio delegates to
the annual conventions, in order that
the churches may send more of their
own members as delegates.
Second. That brethren be urged to en-
courage and sustain, as far as they may
be able, the various schools of the State
under tho control of the members of
the churches Of Christ
Third. That the State board be au-
thorized to make an advisory apportion-
ment among the churches in proportion
to membership reported in this conven-
tion of the sum nece Ssary to sustain the
work the coming year, accrediting all
pledges made on said apportionmenJ of
the churches making them, and increas-
ing the sums when, in their Judgment,
they are not sufficient.
Fourth. That the State board be
asked to appropriate the sum of $500 to
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
BLUEFIELD.
Many Busy Industries-Other Notes OF In
dustriai Progress


Many Busy Industries-Other Notes OF In
dustriai Progress.
BLUEFIELD, Nov. Ia Special Tho
Blueh.ld Iron Works, manufacturers of
the celebrated Cntler self-oiling car
wheel, brick machine, water, motor and
mining machinery, arc doing good
business and shipping goods all over
the country.
The Norfolk and Western machine
shops are running full handed, night
ana day, and arc crowded with repair
work. Good machinists arc always in
demand.
Ballard Sc lIawey are erecting plant
In the West End for the manufac ture
OF store fronts, scroll work, frames, etc.
j. l.. Hutchinson is receiving the ma
chlnery for his handle factory, located
in the West End.
Gooch e McCue's roller flour mill
will be erected at once on the North
Side, as will also the sash factory of w.
5. Fortz. The Norfolk and Western
has just finished laying a switch to
these Enterprises.
The Bluetield Bottling Works has
been in operation for several weeks and
Is turning out superior quality of
carbonated waters, and rushed with
orders.
The BlueHcld Steam Laundry is also
new ton, but is already earn
ing well-deservd reputation for quick
and fine work.
Emmons 81 Wilson have organized
company to manufacture bed springs,
mattresses, etc., and will erect plant
in short time.
Robbins Steam Printing Works is
doing a good business, being the only
job Office in this section. A new paper
will BIO started January 1st. 1t will
have solid backing and will be pushed
to success. The people of Bluefeld now
realize the real worth and bcneiitof a
newspaper since the Exponent sus-
pended. The new venture will be in
dependent and called the 'Bluefield
Newspaper"
j. ~. b. Bruce, of Inglcside, w. Va,
has contracted for the immediate cree
ton of 4 rhree-story brick block on
Mercer street, on tho north side of the
bridge.
Work will begin in few days on
two-story brick block on Bland street
for L. L. Cook.
Tho matchmaking of Princeton ave-
nue. has been finished and we now boast
of the finest street in Southwest Vir-
ginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
Emancipation Celebration.

The colored people of Roanoke will
hold mass meeting and festival Mon
day night to arrange for celebrating Cd
January l, 1892, President Lincoln's
emancipation proclamation. The orator
on the occasion will be either Rev. DR..
j. c. Price, OF North Carolina, or ex-
Minister Frederick Douglass, of Wash
ington. Both of these distinguished
colored men have many admirers among
tho colored citizens.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
ROANOKE COLD STORAGE, Stall No

WHAT WE CAN DO.
We can sell you the purest and ten
derest fresh meats over offered in Roa-
noke, and at less money. You get what
you want and your moneys worth every
time. and your purchase will be sent to
your house in time for breakfast or din
ner. We don't want the earth, but we
do want the people OF Roanoke to call
and allow us to prove these assertions.
ROANOKE COLD STORAGE co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
ANOTHER TEMPERANCE TIlT.|
Continued from page ~

scribed. Then the subscribers would
have meeting and determine how the
! money should be paid.
He subscribed $4,000; Mr.. Bend, of
Orange county. the same; w. M. wager.
$1,000; Judge Couch. $4,000; Mr.. Mason,
OF Norfolk, 81 900; Carrot Gooch, Staun-
ton, $1,000; Mr. Shelburne, $500; Mr..
Dudley, $500; l.. IL. Vaughan, $500; Mr..
Geo. *. Anderson, $1,000; Mr.. Powell,
500. The total subscription amounted
to Sill 1850.
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
Mr.. Hall offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
convention be extended to the daily
press for their admirable and accurate
reports, TO the railroads for their liberal
stratos, and to the people:of Roanoke for
their entertainment, and this church
for its manly effort to stand alone and
be self-sustaining.
THE NEXT MEETING.
The committee on time and place re-
ported in favor Of Seventh Street Church
OF Richmond as the place, and Novem
Der 10, IL and II as the dates of the
adopted.
TIE ADVISORY BOARD.
Tho following advisory board was
elected:
A. b. Chandler, Tidewater, Bowling
Green; w. j. Norford, Piedmont, Prid-
dys; r. Il. Wilson, South Eastern,
Piedmont, Danville; T. j. Stone,
Franklin. Ula; Geo. w. Hairless, Taze-
we'll, Springvillc: j. d. IIamaker, VAL
ley, Strasburg; w. j. Cock, New River,
Radford; j. ii. Durham, Blue Stone,
Staffordsvillc; L. Il. Mccartney, Allie
gheny, New Castle; r. f. Wagner.
South Western, Bristol, Tenn.
Rev. Mr.. Chandler introduced for
mer resolution allowing the pastors one
months vacation to do evangelical
work, and asked that it be re-adopted.
Being put to vote it was carried.
ANOTHER ANTI LIQUOR RESOLUTION.
Rev. l.. A. Cutler introduced reso-
luton Of n very stringent character op-
posing the liquor traffic in the strongest
terms. Mr.. Book moved that it DO
adopted by a standing vote. twas car
ried almost unanimously.
1t is as follows Whereas the legal
lied liquor traffic is fruitful source of
pauperism, vice and crime, destructive
of the best interest of society and of our
i4OhiSo civ VI Jul SONCh hilclus ul CHCtuJ
of all that is true, noble and Christ-like:
Therefore
Resolved, That we, the Disciples of
Christ in convention assembled, oppose
without equivocation the destructive
and devilish business
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.
Rev. w. II. Book moved to hear Mr..
Ogden on the work of West Virginia.
1t was agreed to and Rev. Mr.. Ogden
addressed the convention. Ho gave q
very good description of the way the
work was done and the character of
the work, showing that considerable
progress was made during the last few
years. He desired subscription.
Rev. Jabez Hall moved to appoint u
standing committee on resolutions on
the temperance question. Carried.
Rev. w. !. Cooke, chairman on obit
uaries, reported the death of Prof. j.
M. Tribble, president of Bethany Col
lege, and ]. t. IIundley, of Dunns-
willie, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
A Notice.

l WISH my customers and others that
wish choice meat to know l have pur-
chased thirty head of cattle that wore
fed by the Rev. b. f. Moomaw. of Bon
sack. l will commence to kill some of
them next week. This meat will be
homo dressed and not chemical satura-
ted stuff. Respectfully, d. E. BREADY,
Stall q, Market House.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
Music

Is the charm of the household and is
rapidly becoming universal. Formerly
it was enjoyed only by the rich, but now
the Hobbie Music Company, of Roanoke,
Va. are placing it within the reach of
all by reducing their prices, and selling
on terms to suitevery purchaser. Cata-
logues mailed FREQ.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
Reduced Rates to Norfolk.

THE Norfolk and Western will sell
round trip tickets to the Worlds Fair
convention to he held in Norfolk on
November 90, "a and %, good to re-
turn until the 2Sth. The round trip fare
from Roanoke to Norfolk will be SlO.3C.
OLD Man Broadly will commence to kill
some of the thirty head of ca tile he now
has. They are fat and arc beauties.
Stall 6, Market House.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
Roll of Honor,

The following is the monthly honor
roll for Vinton graded school for the
month ending November 6, 1891: For
first grammar grade-Mamie Bush Alice
Pedlgo, Jennie Moore, Mamie Banks
dale, Mary Venable and Lucy Venable;
N. Z. Painter, teacher. For second
grammar grade Goggin, Berta
Stiff. Howard Mclean, Walter Pedigo,
Sumpter Mosley and Davy Gish; Miss
Mamie L. Meredith, teacher. For first
primary grade Hiley James, Fannie
Bush, Lulu Smith, Hattie Wade Pearle
Nelson, Blanche Howell and Benny
Wade; Miss Willie NJ. Jetfress, teacher.
For second primary grade-Hel n Kern,
Bessie Kern, Bessie Ruddell, Magda
Walker and Artie Venable; Miss Minnie
NJ. Gum, teacher.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-14
LOCAL STOCKS
Sept23-6m

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks arc fur
nished by Won lIemert e Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
@erunelhdt.

Sn. benz am sSreitag BET Mount Gars
mel burd einen @irbelIturm 6emolirten
PatterIon &oblenbre6er iinb aud aipei
Scrantonsr perunsIidt, nemIi9 @eorse
8euersbeim, Der 10 Sabre aIte Sobn
Der gbeIeute 8elIersbeim, bon 1923
Brofpect Nbenue unb NrnoIb @eiiens
fIub, Iebis unb "a Sabre alt, tpeI6er
BEL ieinem 8ruber in SO. 5l5 Siftb
Nbenue in 8oit ein9.
Sie @enannten arbeiteten fiir bic
Sdieferbeder @ebrioer Gmil unb Serb.
Samibt babier; ba bic Irbeit gegens
tpdrtis nidt iebr fart sins, ber grbauer
bes 9atterlon 2obIenbreders aber sur
GiIe sebrdnBt tuurbe, 70 enti9IoHen ii1
bic 8eiben, bem Iebteren ausaubeIfen
unb reiiten am porIebten 9ienItag mad
Nit. Carmel ab. Die 2eute arbeiteten
3ur Belt bes Sturmes am Sa6e bes
8re6erS unb iparen serabe i'm 8eeriif,
berab3uiteisen, um bem 8esen au ents
9eben, aIS ber @irbeIiturm ben auf
6em 8is Mountain siemIib iioIirt ites
benben BREEDER traE bonn Sunbamente
BOB unb i'm nd@fen Momente bemos
lirte. 8elerSbeim unb Deiienfub
tpur6en unter ben 8uinen besraben unb
eS bauerte Idnsere 3eit. bis ibre ents
itcllten 8brper aus ben Triimmern bes
frsit iperben fonnten. Die 2ei6en tras
fen Samltas 9iadt furs ned IL lbr
per Del. & $. 8abn bier Elm unb
tpurben bon ben betriibten @nseb6risen
unb Sreunben in Gmpfans senommen.
@sorse 8elersbeim tpur6e am Wons
tag yta6nittas 2 rbr bon Der WObns
ung ieiner gltern aus mad benz BittSs
ton Apenue Sriebbofe iiberfiibrt.
Der iunee 8eIIersbeim ipar Elm Nlits
gIieb BON Gompanie B bes l3. 8eeis
mentes uno ipuroe NIT miIitdrii6en Gbs
rem beitattet, na6bem Serr Yaitor
@iBpdHer in Der 9resbpt. 8irde @ots
teSbienit gebnIten bate. Srau 8euerss
beim 1T Idfper srfranft; baS gbepaar
bat erlt Dor ettpa einem Sabre Elm 2inb
be, loren unb bic Wiutter frdnfeIte 1eits
benz; biefer neue f6trere S8Iae bat
iie UOaitdnois 9ebeust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
Ntttetcn.

9ie bieiisen iriiden fatboIii6en
@eieai&aften purabiren am 4. SuIi.
- 9ittston bebarf brinsenb elmer
tii4tisen Sanitdtsbsb6rbe.
Die lleberreIte bon Or. Sermann
Siri1feIb tpurben am Ntittipo9 i'm biss
iiSen idbiiden Sriebbofe beiseiest.
Gin IA Monate nltes 8inb bon
Sobn Sans bon Stiff StraBe fieI am
Utitttpo4 Ibenb in einen 8runnen unb
ertranf, ebe Der nnfaa bemerft ipurbe.
--SoeI 8renton unb ssrau tperben
in elmer 8o9e mad europa rei1en unt
sebenfen ALE Sauptitdote 9eutidIanbs
;u beiuden.
-Seuer ipur6e UNI baIb 4 llbr am
0iittpo9 MOrsen in stuei SoI3sebduben
an 9oditraBe, nabe Der Susbes 8raue'
rel, entoedt. 9aS Seuer mar 3u ipeit
boreeidritten unb an ben @ebduben
ieIbit ni4ts mebr 81 retten, OeSbaIb
fdIbten bic Seuerleute mad Mbsli6feit
anhObenbes Gieentbum !; bon biefem
ipurben beionbers baS gisbaus Der
BittSton Co., Strens'S 2eibitaa unb
bic 9lnitrei6ertperfi itdtte bon gbanS
fart beiddbist, bod finb ALE 8erIuite
bura gerii4eruns sebedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
@ilfesbarre Ra@rtdten.

= Die &i1ter 9iee unb Woobparb
baben in ben berflofenen aipei @O6en
NIT bier Norbprosefe aufSsrdumt.
Ser Nessr @barIes anbreips
tpurbe am Sreitas auf bic anfIase bem
@efdnsnib iibertpieien. an Der IA Sabre
alien Toater bon Mnbretp Mbbilon in
Dana's 8aISden glotbsu9t Serdbt su
baben.
= Der porseb seeen ben bes Mors
bss ansetlasten StaIiensr &a3ioIa fam
am Samitag su gnbe unb bic @ei6tpps
rsnen sosen ii4 Mittass suriid nm 9
nbr Gbenbs eri9ienen iie nit bem Der.
6itt ,,ni9t i6uIbis" unb baben bamit
4len, Die ben ProaeB aufmerfiam bers
fol9ten, cine 9riinbIi6e neberraihun9
bereitet. Wtan bate alIsemein Elm 8ers
bitt auf Worb i'm sipeiten @raoe ober
bod Gobtf6Ias srtpartst.
: Ser 9roseb sesen @bparb glc.
DliIan, Der feline 6rau in 70 unmeni6s
liher gBeiie morbete erbatte ibr neben
anoeren Serlebuneen Elm aIiibenbes
S6iireiien in ben llnterIsib seitoBen),
fam am Donneritas 3u @nbe unb bic
8ei6porenen bradten Elm 8erbift auf
Dforb i'm eriten @rabe elm. Soffenili9
muB McWiIan buumeIn, benn Elm fol.
Dies SdeuiaI seb5rt ni6t in bic menid.
Iide @eisai6aft unb feIbit bic @efanss
niBmauern iuaren au gut fiir ibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
9ef6dfts:M :Mn3eiser.

BIumeHs@ O @drtner.
:. Q. NeGItntpd, Sara- unb G5rS.
bfrfhmiidnns, 3f4 q. gBaltinatpn @pe. unb
am Ginsans bss GOrtff Sia aJrifbbpfss.
Sudb' unc aeeiesn,.Drufer.
Grsb. WasneJ Drudarbsit iebtr Gri,
In tnelil9r uub beutl&er Spra4t, ST 2ada-
'puuuu apsnus ssssniibsr BEN SoROn StOrs.
Gisarren' Sabritant.
u. W &m an n, bic btliebttn ,,aIfonlp"
unb Big Rtne" Gisarrtn alls Sprtsn "a
bat nub Rau&frartiffl, 5Gt 2adapanna ape.
Dampf' uns ssaHsr.seitunseH.
Sames 8. eapIsJ plumbing Grpsrt,
Gde 2Dpcmtng @pt. uno eiupsn Shabe.
Groceries une propifipnen.
Ss@tplb, Sraubpp & Co., Grad.
folssr bon SsabIe s. SteelD, t16 penn Ape.
S&IGeer Seal "a 9adapanna
ASs.. bas bfriibmte @bite Sponss @ebI.
Grsb. 8. Wib DeIifateiIen,
$50 padapanna Gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
Der nierte cfuli

ipirb aIio bier ofF3iea unS alIem 4ns
fbeine na6 in sroBartiser 9Geiie eefeis
ert iperben. Die Yarabe beginnt Miprs
gems 10 nbr unb eS iinb basr eingelas
ben tporben: Das OiiIitar, bic sseuers
ipebr, @ibileeielf6aften, @raub grmp
2eute u. (. IN. 9lIS fpe3ieqe Mttraftios
men iperben cine 8iepclesP unb
elm 1msue 8erittener proieftirt, an
tpeI4' Iebterem bic 8re6erfnaben Der
nmsesenb NIT ibren gieIn tbeiInsbmsn
ioaen.
Sir Seueriperfe fol- bic Summe bon
$1,000 auSselest iperben unb baS Abs
bremen am Gourtbauie itattfinben.
8eri6iebene Observation-Disclosures baben
ibre TbeIlnabme aueefast, tpeI9e Ma'
f9inen i'm ppllem 8etriebe mitfiibren
tperoen.
9Iuf allen bier einmiinbenben 8abnen
tperben @rcuriionsatise gum baIben
Preiie fabren.
9ie StubItperfe, &arrenperfitdtten,
Oidfon @erfe u. +. IN. baben li9 bereit
erfIart, mad &rdften bic 9urabe gu
berberrIi4en.
Sol. $. M. 8oies 1T Gbsfmaridaa
Der Yarabe unb bat SolIma9t, feline
Mhiitenten au ernennen.
Dem bonn ,,RepubIican" ansereSten
Plane, bic SduIfinber an Der Parabe
am A. SuIi tbeiInebmen au IaKen, f5ns
men mir aus @riin6en Der Sumanitdt
nidt beiitimmen. 8inber in slibenber
Sonnenbibe einem Idnseren Wtari9e
ausieben au tpoaen, 1T cine 8erriidt'
beit, bic bon Der greiie eeriist tper6en
iollte. Ntan eefdbrbet babur6 bic @es
iunbbeit unb baS 2eben ber &Ieinen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

2otaIe Sfissen.-Sn ben felt
ettpa brei Wlonaten i'm ,,8o6enbIatt"
pubIiSirtsn IOfaIen Sfiwen mifen mir
cine 1lnterbre6unS eintreten Iaien,
tperSen bieielben aber I'M Spdtiabre
fortiebsn. @ir Fnbsn es cine idtpies
riee 9lufsabe, baS dltere Deutf9tbum
bon 2userne County silr Utitpirfuns
an3uipprnen; es iinb ibrer nur nod
tpeni8e unb manbe Der alien Serren 70
bequem setporben, bab fie iebe eeiitiee
9lnftrensuns i8euen unb man oft bon
YpntiuS 3u PiIatuS tpanbern muB, ,int
cine unbebeutenbe 9lusfunft au erbalten
ober bas feblenbe @Iieb elmer &ette au
ersdn3en. Spdter tpirb man auerbinsS
iiber ettpa febIenbe biosrapbii6e Hotis
3en ben Wlunb bon nebmen unb baS
8eriGumniB riisen-aber iebt 1T bic
Seit, Inn ioI9e ab3uipenben, unb mir
bitten um bic freunblide WiittpirfIns
auer 2anbSIeute, bic i'm 8eiib bon Sos
tiaen iinb, tueIde auf baS dItere Deutids
tbum 8esus baben. Inns febIt bic
3elt, ieoen Gln3elne1 aufsuiu4en.
Sinh mir ipdter NIT 2uaerne Gountp
fertis, bann fommt 2adatpanna Gountp.
unb ipeaiel scranton, an bic 8eibe I;
unb mir eriu9en bic dlteren bieiisen
8irser, uns f6on iebt nit bem Cams
meIn unb 8uiammenitelen bon Jtoti;en
bebdIflid su fein. Sc piIliser bic
Wtittpirfuns, befto bolitanbiser tperoen
bic Sfiaen. g8ir buben feinen pefus
niaren 8ortbeiI babon-im @esentbeil
nur Grbeit unb Mibe-unb es Ieitet
uns IebisIib bas 8eitreben, bas Gins
benfen ber 3uerit bierber ginsetpanbers
ten, bic unter ben mDsIi4it unsiinitisen
8erbdltnifien ii@ unb bem Deuti6tbum
cine SteaunS erfampften, su erbaIten
unb beipabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
Null nah Nfetparfi

1T bieie @o9e bic 8aroIe Der 2iebers
frdn3Ier, benn es eebt gum frbbIi9en
S6nserfeite. Inter Nnfibruns ibres
Serrn 9raiibenten Gonrab G9r6ber
unb GERM 9irisenten S. S. &opff pers
ben bic foIsenben aftipen MitsIisber
bes 8ereins in elmer feiIid ssi9mad.
ten Gar am Samitas, ben 4. SuIi,
DtittasS 1855, na6 geipart gum Sdns
gerfefe abbampfen: Souls Siebeder,
S. $. Serber, SafOb 8srmsI, gb. a.
8artI, Sran3 8efer, Souls 8ei9srt,
2orens 3eibIer, IT,, 8m. Siebeder,
Senrp Siebeder, gonrab @enaeI, @iI.
liam gmsri9, Safob Sauf, @iliam
@adter, GbarIe8 @en3eI, Sobn @abn,
@eorge SeIton, gbarIes Gier, gbarles
@asner, GIbin 8orn, Srsb. DimIer,
George @abI, Souls gonrab, peter
@arb, Gbtpar6 Siebeder, s. s. @ibs
maser, 9eter S9neiber, 9Ibam Niss
sanb.
Bon pafiben MitsIietern baben bes
reits bic Serren Tbeo6Dr Q. 2onecnb,
6. MOies, Souls glotb, Or. g. s..
@lniter, gbarIeS 8obinion, @m. 8Os
binion, Senrp 9imIer, Bert Senberion,
Satob Mmmann uno @ep. Gonnor ibre
8etbeiIisunS 3ueefast.
9a ber Sabrpreis 70 febr rebu3irt 1T
unb bas Sdnserfeit Elm sroBartiseS su
iperben beripridt, 70 foIIte bic 8etbei.
Iiguns bon Seiten ber BaiIiben cine
nod itarfere tperben.
9as Auartier Der Iftiben beS 2ies
berfrans 1T BEL Soiepb S6meIs, gde
R. 3. Mpenue un6 gIm StraBe,
geetparf.
GbeiInebmern am Seite 1T su empfebs
len, ibr @epGd nit elmer ipoblbefeftisten
8arte su Dsrieben, auf tpeI6er Der
ytame bes SdnserS unb ieineS Sereins
nebit Der Stabt, tpober er fommt, beuts
lid per3ei1net iinb. Wtan9em 8efu@er
mare es su empfebIen, ii9 feIbit cine
berortiae Rarfe ansubdnsen, bamit
man feline abrsKe tueib, ipenn er ,,Usr.
ansIiiden" foute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

: Ser &obIenbreder Der 9atterion
&oblen So. su NataIie, Bel MOunt Gars
mel, Ba., tpurbe am Sreitas Ra6mits
tag tpGbrenb eineS SturmeS bon einem
8irbeIpinbe erfubt, ipie cine Seber in
bic S6be seboben unb bann serideIt.
S. %. 8Iofom bon SaiuIep, S. Bentley
Ocbion bon Sbidibinnp, Ri6arb &o'
berts unb 98iQiam 2pbse bon 2u3erne
Borough, @eo. 9elIersbeim unb NrnoIb
Beiienflub bon scranton tpurben unter
ben Sriimmern setDbtet. Ser BREEDER
foitete 5000, 900 unb bate Elm @apaai.
tat bon 0,000 Sonnen mpnatli1. Ser
8erIuit betrifft &apitaliiten bon @iIs
fesbarre, Bittsbars unb PbiIabeIpbia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

sesosen tperbe, tpurbe ni9t unterftlBt,
es bIieb baber beim glIten.
Die SteuererIaiSune bon 80 8ro3ent
3u @uniten Der Bridget g. O'Dialep
tpelde Der Dtapor ihon Dor einem Wios
nat NIT ieinem 8eto beIeste, fpaft nod
INNER i'm Stabtratb berum. Stabts
anipalt Burns iaet, bic SteuererIafuns
gen beritoBen nidt seeen bic StaatSfon'
ftitution, ippbI aber eesen eine fdbtifde
8erorbnuns. Soffentli6 bleibt leBtere
beiteben, benn ionft f6nnte Der Stabts
ratb feline babe 9eit NIT bettelbaften
Steuererlahunsen bersebben.
@orbp tpolIte ben baIben Samftass
na6mittas.Seiertas auf ale fdbtii9e
NneeiteIten aussebebnt baben, aber ber
gtntraS sins Bel Der Ibitimmuns psrs
loren.