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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Die Srnefen. a,rOieftenmadber

iinb fpieber an Der Nrbeit unb baben
ibre SIdne gum SbeiI nod srobartiser
aussearbeitet, tpie subor. Cine 8ers
ian,mluns tpurbe am Niitttpod Nbenb
unter benz 8orfib bon Sol. Brice abse.
baIten. 9en 8Ian fir bic Bride iiber
bic .&oarins 8rpof batte berieIbe fit
unb fertig aussearbeitst. Ser &uriofis
tat balber seben tpir cine 8ei6reibuns
bes BroiefteS Die Bride fol cine
2anse bon 1000 SUB nit flint 8osen
baben unb BON einem 8unfte an 8tts'
ton abenue, nabe SrOnt StraBe, begins
men !; iie tpiiroe 81 SUB bbber ale baS
8. 8. & SO. @eIeiie, unb Is SUB b6ber
ais 8ibge &otp iein. Ser Sabrtpe9
fol- 40 SUB melt unb auf ieber Seite
Elm 10 SUB breiter Subtpe9 iein. Die
Soften tperben auf $l08,000 berans
fdIaSt; babel III aber nod 3u bebens
fen, bab man ben sr6bten TbeiI bes
9Iatt @isentbums an &ibse &op ans
faufen miibte, bsnn Der NussansSpunft
tparbe bort einen 8infeI na9 Der Sefs
ferlon Npenue unb Spruce au biloen.
8egen biefen BIan ipdrben tpeber bic
8. 8. &. SO. Co., nod bic Gifen @oms
panic cine gintpenbunS MAIDEN.
Die 2inben StraBe Bride betreffenb,
bebauptet Sol. 8rice, baB baS Weses
re6t unentselbli9 erIanet tporben fei.
Bir sIauben natiirIib fein 8ort bas
bon, Els bic &aufrrfunben, ipeI6e ber
StaSt bas betreffenbe 2anb fir bas
@egere6t iibertrasen, in reseImdbiger
Sorm seri6tli9 einsetraeen iinb. Die
8rtde fol- ansebIi9 $4,000 foifen,
bod f5nnen babel unm6elid bic Sunoas
mente, 8usdnSe u. {. M. nit einsere4'
net Iein. Sot bic Stabt aber bas
8esere6t unentselbIi6 fiir cine mins
beitens 60 SUB breite Strabe, anftatt
Der Spetlanb @aep, erIanst. 70 iperben
mir 6em proieft ni9t ferner oppDniren.
SIR ben Ausbau beS 6ItIi6en Tbeis
les Der 2adatpanna Apenue Bride
tpirb bic Summe bon S12, 900 berIan9t,
mas ebenfaus 3u niebris eesriffen 1T.
Gine 8erorbnune, tpeIde obi9e Bros
iefte umfaBt unb cine &bitimmuns fur
eine 9lnIeibe bon $3.50, 900 berlanet,
fol- baIbisIt i'm Stabtratbe einsebra6t
iperben, 6anit Bel Der SpatiabrstrabI
bic Burger bariIber abitimmen t6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
TeueraIarm gtatipmen.


Nu. Ralfsu. 2oiaIitSt
12 Bsapu RHbIs.
13 eIiff QBrft.
IA Qadapanna aus. uub Sitbtnts Straes.
is Qadapauna Aps. une SCRANTON paus.
f6 Did1pn Manufacturing 60.
II I. 8. q 6. 60. Stabl gDrtt.
f8 {. 8. s. 6. 80. AItt Rpa Wublt.
q SeiferIon unb eadapaHua Aptnnts.
% Bppmins @ptnur unp Spruet Straet.
% Qinbsn Stra6e unb 8ranFlin Apfnue.
"a gBalbinatcn Mps. unb WuIbfrrY Siraet.
25 Slipe Stra6e unb Abams Aptnuf.
rs Qadapanna unb @afbinetUn Mpfnufs.
81 Olulbury StraBs uRo MaoiIpn MDfnue.
2S Seffrr5cn @peuus unb 8ibIpu StTaBs.
81 GIap Apeuus Hnb 8ine Straet.
80 GappuIt Nptuut unb pbfIps StraBf.
SO prcpibsuet Ruab unb Carbon Straee.
"a Qadapanna unb Rprb Main Mpenuts.
35 Sadlpn Giraffe uno Natn Mptnut.
So Sadfpu Strabt unb Sineoln Aptnuf.
81 &perstt Qpsnus unb SadICn Strabe.
SO @arfisIb Mptuue unb eafapstte StraBt.
Al Bafbindtcn are. uHb pidprp StTaBe.
az Grittr unb 6tIlpps StraBf.
43 SJiinfte Mpenue uub 8inftt Straet.
al Serantpn uHb SirbeHtt Straefu.
as Stpprs padfns Co.. pine 9roOI.
46 Stuus gptnus nnb SemIud Straet.
AZ pittstpn Aprnur unb @ilIpm Strabt.
az prosptct Nptuue unb 8ff6 Strabt.
ST Grbar Apenut unb Mlbtr Stra6s.
50 prpsprst Nptuus unb 8ipr Strnbf.
So &tear Mpsnut unb Gin Straer.
81 gBaibinaipn Are. unb RapIe Stra6e.
SIS Gear Npsnue unb ptar StraeG.
Sc SCRANTON Stnbl @nff.
81 @pstIanb 9trabt unb BROMLEY apF.
62 Glib Matn 2Ipt. unb pamptOn StraBt.
So Glib abtr uub 9amptcn Strabe.
Ga WaIbinstpn Moe. unb Ntp YOrf Stra6r.
IS glartpn Strabs unb @apCuIe apenus.
&c .. q 3. aTeusung uue Green Rihgt ct.
II DidIon Apeuue unb Slf Warfft Strabt
72 Court Sira6t unp DIAMOND @penut.
73 providence Rpab unb Horb Wain apt.
"a DiaTEtt Shaer uub HUre Nain ape.
rs ROrb Wain ApeHut uub parfsr StTaet.
81 Bird unO Saf StraefH.
50 Bloom uno Wnrfet StraBen.
SO Srping Qlpenue unb Nfb Straes.
1913 .. z. & gB. GraHt Sdus.
i2l Weff Narfrt uub Winpna Straefn
2i3 .. 7. & gB. aarrtn Wtrffditru.
s21 .. Z. 9D. Ral1intn Mrft.
9Bis ptrb.
acmmt btr alarm BON aaRtu IA, 70 pirb
,is @IOde jurf 20 ftIastn, eann pauf-
en- unb btsrauf ni xTm a anlGlagtn, neni-
i'd I-IIII, has Geur In htT Rdbe ben Ra-
ten IA auisissuO. 9tOn @Inrm pirb brtimaI
uiretrbpli. Sn SIsiGr gBsiis wfrhfH al,
9abIsn aHststbfR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Ha6ruf.

Oft entbIGttsrt fhcn i'm 9en;e
Gid bic @ihs, ifiirnit % rdub,
llub bic erf eeirunb'nen 3rGnSe
g8elfen oft I'm Nbenbtbau.
GO aud lfnfen, bic BEN Sersen
gabe ipartn, friib babin,
limb nit ttrfeefiibltrn S6mrptn
Sfb'n aufs 9rab mir pfirsnb bin.
SBrt Sbr pDbI bee 8attrs &Iassn,
GiibPt Sbr feinen bsrben S@mtr32
faum fam CT ben Summer tragen
llnb Dor @ebmutb bri6t iein 9trS.
Denn beS 8atfrS Iiibe 6reube,
Seins @Unnt, feline Cuff.
9Barb BEN blaftn Sob jur 8rutr,
giGt msbr f6Iast bss SDbnsS Sruif.
gBsinIt Du, Ruttsr, III Dir banss?
81 Dtin Spbn Dir nitt mtbr nab 2
Sdufe brdt itBt bic blti9t Wanss,
ltnbetptsli1 litet er ba.
g8ptl perbient bat er bic SbrInen,
Der 70 8irl.s einlf perIbraG;
@atn suten, allen SdDnsn
Strebte CT ftets rifrie na&.
Gr5auns aber blidt bsrntsbr
9us bts Simmfls Iitten SSb'n,
Guern Spbn feb't Sbr einIf pisetr,
Seb't perflart i'm Dor GuG iteb'n.
Denn gum lGGnen 8atrrlanbs
81 bic pfprte nur ber Sob;
Sinb sslSf bes RSrpsrs 8anbs
S6winbtt aud bss 9stens Rctb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Sanffa0nn9.

@lltn Dsnen, bic uns bel benz barttn S6if-
laIsIHlags, ber uns bftroffrn, ibre EbeiInabms
sutpanOttn unb uns NIT Ratb unb 5bat aur
Seite Ifanben, 1otpie Denienisen, pelte lidb 70
aabIrri6 an benz 9ei&rnbe9ausnib unltrrs
Spbnes George bstbsilisf babsn, unb bs-
fpnbsrs benz pfarrsr @ibpGlIsr fir bic trpf>
rtibe 9et9enprsbtst forie Der S6nssrrunbe
fir ben i6Tnen @rabseiau9 unb ben Samra-
ben bts Dabineegansenen iaeen mir biermit
unIsrn innisfsn Dauf.
Conrad Sellersbeim,
nebif 6rau unb 2inbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
@ertbboaes Gigentbitul
III Derfanfen,

5u Derfdtlfen,
Der SiutrIaFsnf9aft Der Ssrf. Gntbarins
S&abt ausebSrsnb. DaRsIbs bsftsbt aus
ben fOIstnSsn Sht&tn:
2 2ptS an WariOnlfra6e, stptIGsn gSypmtns
unb @albinstOn, 40 BET 1852 Sup Sur aasy.
/ Got an Maripnfraes, 80 BET 1852 SUB.
1 Got an @ypmins aps., 40 bel 2O2 6uB.
79cts an abams ape., isbe 40 bet 1852 6ub.
Die 0DbnbGuirr NO. t409 unb f4f1 SaH-
bsrIpn gpsuus, in sutsm 3uRanSt nit sUts
is 46 bel 232 SUP.
5aus unb Got 80. 41O SliSsfrabs stpii9fn
@yumins unb 0aibinstpn.
SbissS Gissutbum ipirS unttr shnltiSfn BE
hinsuussn psrfaaft bon
Gtas. Erppp, Grsfutpr,
Ais q. @albinstCn ape.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Oanffa0Mm0.

Sd mS9ts an bsnjsnisen 6rsunbsn unp
8efannten, welde mfintn auf 70 furhtbare
@eiIs bel Mt. CARMEL perunsIiidien 8rubsr
arnclb .. WdlsnHub 3ur leBttn Rubtltdtis &C.
Isiistsn, tpis aud, Ssm ISins$Or bsr 81. YaaIs
8irbe fir ben bibI&sn @sians, unb benz prt-
bigger berIelben, Serru pafcr Fang, fur bic sr-
greifsnbe @rabrebe tanens Der in Der S1peb
binttrbIiebenen alien Diuttr unb msinsr Islblt
bon Srjen banfsn.
5einrt@ b. Weifsaflub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
AuS benz oberen XbaIe.

= @esen 6 llbr am Montas Mors
gen erpIoOirte bic greBmubIe Der Wloo'
iic 8uIber 60. nabe Sermpn, unb eS
ipurben bic 9trbeiter Sobn 2utep unb
9biIip SorfeI babel eet6btet. Ser ers
itere mar ettpa 90 Sabre alt un6 bins
terIGbt cine inbalibe Srau; SorfeI
itanb i'm sIeiden 9lIter unb binterIdbt
cine @ittips NIT atpei 8inbern. @dre
bic grpIoiion cine baIbe Stunbe ipdter
erfpIet, 70 tpiirben 8-12 Yerionen ibr
2eben perIoren baben.
GarbunbaEe. e.-9ie Seier bes 8iertea
babier 3os cine sroBe WenidenmenBe
an unb perIief in sIdnaenber @etie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09

u a d r uf:
Guseebulbrt, ausselitten
9aft Du Dsinen srpbsn S4msrI
2luegfblutet unb erfalttt
ST Dein trtusS lisbes Serj.
Salf uns allju friib psrlafsn,
Deine eisbe fprst ni6t mebr.
Dein Grfalttn Dfin GrblaFtn
SGlua uns Wunbsn tisf unb l&psr.
GnbIi6 baif Du iibrfanben,
Rau9e IGperf barte StunbfnJ
Man6tn Sag unc man6e gfaHt
Sait Du In SGmsrSsn susebrabt.
@tanbbaft balf Du 1is srtrassh
Drine SbmeJfn, Define plastn,
8is ber COB Drn @use bri&t
DO@ Srssfen mir DID ni&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
@eiteres eofales.

9ns entInns benz Del. 8. &. SO.
@eleife, IN ber Bar6, eeIesene
@obnbaus bon Patrid ISABELLE brannte
am Samitas Na1mittae nieber unb
bic Seuertpebr fonnte nibtS auSriGten,
oa fein @afer bort lit. Sas Saus
tpuroe 6ur9 8naben in 8ranb geiett,
bic NIT Seuertperf ipisIten.
-9as 8aueomite bei6Iob am Dons
neritag, ben Gpntraft fir bic neue
Spisenfabrif an Matbias Stipp su
berseben bic SOIaarbeit perben SaSs
lor & UluIberin, bic 9t6brenleitunsen
CUNT & Gonnea beiorsen, ipabrenb bic
Sloomsbur8 giien So. bas GiIenperf
liefert. Ser 8au iOq Bis gum L. Des
aember bolIenbet Iein.
Ser 19idbriee geter 8eIIp erIitt
am Sonneritag in Der Ben Stor6
9rube i6mer5bafte 8eripunbunaen.
Die &innIabe tuurSe ibm ssbrodsn unb
bic 3un9e an ber Iinfen Seite sum
Sbeil losgerihen. Sn eritere tpurpen
9b9er 8ebobrt, bur9 ipeI1e man
Orabt ao8, um iie suiammen3ieben su
tonnen; Iebtere tpurbe an bic @ursel
9endbt.
-Berrb 2epp bon 2ardtrabe mar
am Sonntas auf bem &riesSpfabe unb
| trieb feline Srau aus benz SauIe. 9os
| liaiit Utattbetps fanb 2epp bor Ieinem
Saufe poitirt, @eipebr i'm 9lrm, unb er
iprans bem 8eamten fofort an bic @urs
GEL Bis ibn Elm 8niippeII4Ias eines
beHeren beIebrte. guf benz @ese na6
benz Stationsbauie mubte baHelbe See
rubiSuuSsmitteI anseipanbt iperben, 70
bab Sepp bIutiiberitr6mt bort anIanete.
= I'm baIb l llbr am Sreitas Wlors
gen ertpa6te SRI. Soiepbine SciSm,
425 Quincy Abenue, bur9 cine 8eriibrs
un8 uno fanb, bab elm ginbre1er ibr
einen Stamantrin9 bonn Singer au Sies
r ben beriu6te. gr bebrobte ibr 2eben,
e tuenn iie 2drm made, bod beranlabte
ben &erI Elm @eraufd i'm antobenben
0 3immer, mo Der 8ruber beS Mab9ens
. idIief, sur f6Ieunisen Slu6t burd Elm
Seniter. Spdter entbedte man, bab ei
aus bem Saufe @ertbiaden gum 8e'
&. tras bon 5000 SeitObIen bate.
= Ser neue &oman ,,2ea unb Sra
bel" bon Sba 8Op.gb, tpeIder eesen'
tpdrtie in Der ,,@artenIaube" eri6eint
seidnet ii9 bur9 cine ipirfIid pudenb'
SancIuns aus. @S biirfte in Der &o'
:. manIiteratur Der @eeentpart tpenis
Z Scenen eeben, ipeI9e ii9 an braua
tiider 3uipibuns unb pipdoIosif9e
@abrbeit nit berienisen ineiien f6nnen
in tpel4er 8abeI bic unebrli6e 8erlo
bunssabfdt ibrer Sdpeiter Sea bur4
treust. Die 8erfaiierin bat bier eli
Wieiiteritiid seliefert, bas aud benz fri
10 tii9en 2efer 8eipunberuns abnbtbiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
0lmaebpte lpsrOsn

BON ber SrautOn S&uIbsbSrbs sntssstn &C.
npmmtn ;ur HiStliruna, StBeu rcn 8inn.
lfsintn unb efeen BON Seittnptesn Dor benz
Np. 10 SGuIstbdube, laut pIGntn uub S,psSi-
Iitatipnen In ber Office bee Stabt9fpmstrrs.
Die Stfinplattrn miiiItn trsnisfens brd 3pl
bid unb bier 6uB melt irin. glnstbcte millIrn
In ben 6inben bes Gpmites ltin am 6rfitae,
ben 10. Suli, nm baIb 8 libr Abenbs.
D. 9. atbertpn,
8prfBer bes Sau @cmites.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
q a d r II ft

~ ~
Rei6 an 9iebe, reid an Stelenfrtebsn,
@arIi Du liets bsr Deinen 6reuO' unb Slid,
Dc1 aud DuIbuns mar Dir I&psr bsltisbsr
llnb sur Seimatb ritf Did @ctt ;uriid.
Srisbt Dir !-rubR nun I'm liGsrn 5afen,
9Bp fein @turm bee 9ebenS Sreube triibt--
8ube Dir !-Du biff In @ptt entIdlafrn,
Still bspeint unb innisli9 sslisbt.
ltnlsr Seilanb pirb DID gnGeig leitsn
Durd ben Ii6trn &aun Der Gptetsit,
Nuf benz Dfabs isner Simmslsfrsuptn,
Gintr unsetriibtrn Sflisfsit. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Msapue @ountp.

-Sas 8ic Sic bes SonesbaIe Wan'
nerdOr finbet Sreitas bieier @o8e in
SbOboIa Glen itatt.
= 8eb. Wl. D. 9ubI bon SonssbaIe
ipirb ant Is. SuIi nit Ssrau unb 8inb
cine 3eiie mad DeutI9Ianb antreten
uno etipa stpei Wonate peripeiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
0er0eEt tti6t,

bae man isoe5eit bic befteu gOrtbetle betm
Saufe BON Sal6eu. unb 8anoubren, Sbmud'
iaden, Gilbermnaren &c. bel
Green nsait
srbaIien farm. Gin srober uno eIeeontsr Sor.
ratb Der neueiteu Muner. aut Die iOltosIte Art
perfertiat, forttpdbreuo porratbi9; aue per-
fauften artiteI peroen 9arantirt.
&eparaturen an Ilbren uno s!n'pe'
len miro ipesieIe aufmerffamteit 9ei9entt', :,
Gs ntro i'm 6eibdt t oeut o.
9efproden.
g. 0H. freeman,
8loIer BIod, Gde genu ape. uno Sprieeltr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Oeatbriebt. Sin.

sarttba alsin, Itstbin BON SCRANTON.
Subem br llntsrssi&usts ale 3tIfamsnts-
ppIllfrtdfr In Der pbistn SinttrafrnIhaft TT
uannt tpprbsn III, iin6 birrmit @ar, pel9e hfr-
lsIbtn f9uIbeu, Sur iOfprtistn 3abIuus aAfss-
fpretrt; unb rtr 6crbrrnngen ee9eH eieItIbe
bat, mTst lit btslaubist rinreibtn an
24,6 &bas. 8ieIel, Grtfuipr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
Gnsen sdtmpff,
NSraetifcber ttbrntacber,
a11 0nHnmnnnn 0Iheniie

Sat ftets siuen bdbfden gOrratb bon @onO'
unS SaIdenubren. llbteutetteu 8uiennaoeln'
Ninaen, 6eidmeioe peridieoener Grt II. |. No.
uno be6ient 8unben reel uno plnttlt9.
Teboratllreu an Bano. unb Saidennbren,
geidlmeioe eber art unb aIls in mein 6ad)
einf6Ioseuoen 8erridungeh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
SIeue SlmSei8em.
Mdbtben nerIanat,

bas Ip&tn, tpaI6sn unb biissln Eann. .3u sr-
frassn Np. 705 StiftrIcn Apenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09
gfmr bie 6eFen @aaren 3r ben
allerbilltsiten Treiien.

OSO. 242 9tbams Stnenme.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
Marriage Not a Failure.

A bachelor editor gives the following
graphic description of the usefulness of
man; A woman never fully realizes
how useful man is until she hustles
him out these cold mornings to make
the fires, while she turns over for
another snooze, as he is wrestling with
the breakfast, burning his fingers, for
man always picks up hot skillets and
uses his finger for litter, or pokes 1t
into the teakettle TO see whether the
water is boiling. You can always tell
when he burns himself from the way he
sUZaz.ssSsHss.. s s. : = e zssF<szz
howls and uses 'cuss" words. Ii he sits
down in skillet of hot grease that was
left for convenience, he will get so thor
loughly angry that he will not sit down
again for week and would actually
prefer chunk of ice to another
skillet of hot grease I do believe. 1t
| is best to humor him, poor fellow.
Under such circumstances marriage Is
not failure, bul perpetual circus
with two clowns and side show Man
is n funny animal, full of whims and
contradictions and the only way to
manage him is to give him all the rope
he wants and he will soon get to the
end of it and become rcconciled to the
| invincible-that woman is boss.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
What Horse Would Say Could He
Farm Journal.


Don't hitch me to an iron post or
railing when the mercury is below
freezing.
Don't compel me to eat more salt
than Iwant by mixing it in my oats.
| know better than any other animal
how much Ineed.
Don't think because | go free under
the whip that don't get tired.
Don't think because / am horse that
iron weeds and briars won't hurt my
hay.
Don't whip me when get frightened
along the road, or will expect it next
time and maybe make trouble.
Don't trot me up hill, for l have to
carry you and the buggy and myself too.
Don't keep my stable very dark, for
when | go out into the light my eyes are
injured, especially if snow be on the
ground.
Don't say "Whoa" unless you mean
it, Teach me to stop at that word.
Don't. make me drink ice cold water
nor put a frosty bit in my mouth.
Warm the bit by holding it half
minute against my body.
Don't forget to file my teeth when
they get jagged and cannot chew my
food. When l get lean it is sign that
my teeth want filing.
Don't ask me to "back" with blinds
on. | am afraid to.
Don't run me down steep hill, for if
anything should give way might break
your neck.
Don't put on my blind bride so that
it irritates my eye, or so leave my
forelock that it viii be in my eyes.
Don't be so careless of my harness
as to find great sore on me before you
attend to it.
Don't lend me to some blockhead
that has less sense than l have.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-07
IhE END
Resolutions OF Respect.

At a regular meeting of Aullville
Lodge, No. AGA, A. +. and A. NJ, jan
nary "a, 1891, the following report OF
a committee appointed to draft resolu-
tions relative to the grief of said lodge
i'll the death of Brother Oscar V.
Perdue, was received and adopted.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the all-wise
Father to take from our midst to his home
beyond the dark river, Brother Oscar v.
Perdue, and,
Whereas, The ties of brotherly love and
friendship which Joined us together on
earth are severed, never again to be
cemented until our Master comes to gather
up his jewels; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Oscar Perdue, Aullville Lodge has lost a
good and faithful brother. The church q
wise and punctual officer and member,
the family kind, loving and affectionate
husband and father; one who was eyer
ready to administer to their wants; and
the community generous hearted citi-
zen. 't' a". r"S.r ~
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with the family of our deceased brother in
their great affiiction and commend them to
their Maker who doeth all things we'll.
Resolved, That page in the record book
be devoted to his memory that the mem
bers wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days; that the Lodge be draped in
mourning for the same length of time,
and that a copy of these resolutions be
furnished the family the family of the
deceased, also the press of the county for
publication! ,..s,s 7-5., go .re rs'.'
Oh sad it is that we must part ..-.--- ~
Still God our Lord ordains it;
Cares are ours; but where thou art
Are cares never; for Heaven resents 1t.
Resolve us then Thy will to abide,
Vanish all sorrow from our vision,
Perchance Well meet him when the tide
Enlists our souls for fields Elysian,
Return then never to pain and sorrow;
Direct our steps from sin and vice,
Until our Savior on the morrow,
Enjoins our souls in Paradise. a...
j. H. BARNS,
8. M. REYNOLDS,
.... ...... j. B. JONES. ..-...
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Paul Nanc, or LOrena's Reply.

The years are creeping slowly by, dear
Paul,
The winters come and go;
The winds sweep past with mournful cry.
dear Paul,
And pelt my face with snow
But there's no snow upon the heart, dear
Paul,
'Tis summer always there;
Those early loves throw sunshine over all
And sweeten mem'ries dear.
l thought it easy to forget, dear Paul,
Life glOw'd with youthful hope:
The glorious future CLEANED yet dear Paul,
And bade us Chamber up. -.
They frowning said, "it must not-cannot
be;
Break now the hopeless bands!"
And, Paul, you know how well that bitter
day
l bent to their commands.
I'ye kept you ever in my heart, dear Paul,
Thro' years of good and ill;
Our souls could not be torn apart, dear
They're bound together still.
L never knew how dear you were to me,
Till was left alone:
1 thought my poor, poor heart would break,
the day
They told me your were gone
Perhaps We'll never, never meet, dear Paul
Upon this earth again;
But there, where happy angels greet, dear
You'll meet Lorena there.
Together up the ever shining way
Well press with hoping heart
Together thro' the bright eternal day,
And never more to part.
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assault, only to be thrust back by the
whitening fire of the confcdrratcs, who
held their line with courage never
before eXcclled. ... .'
Never did heroes move more resolutc-
ly To the attack, never did heroes more
Stubbornly resist. The confedcrates
were outnumbcred five to one, but
protected by the trenchas, OF by logs
thrown hastily i'll position after the
cessation Of the artillery firing of the
early morning, suffered only slight
losses; but the casualties on the part
Of the unionists was appalling, The
area in front of the confederate lines
was literally covered with dead and
wounded men. And Drawer, nobler
men had never rushed to battle or gone
down TO CORY death.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Furnished weekly to the eINTELLIGRNCER
by Charles G. Wallace, recorder of deeds
81 81 sefexstte county, s Mt Missouri
Abstract of the deeds filed in the Office
of recorder of deeds from Saturday, Jan.
"a, 1891 to Saturday January 81, 1891. Only
such as contain covenants of warranty
contained in list.
NJ. Il. Hartman to G. w. Warren,
the east half of the northeast
quarter of 16, 40, 25. q, 900 90
Theodore Bates to Rhoda Morris
blocks IL and i, Bates City 90
VIM. A. Drysdale to Peter Vance,
10 acres off the north end of the
southwest quarter of the south
east quarter, and acres off the
south end of the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of 20,
40, 81 27............. $50 90
Chas. Hnfer to Eliza V. Elsea, lot
z, of subdivision of lots and 3,
in East Higginsville ....... 1l5 90
Il. b. Fishback to James Il. Sans,
the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of "a, SO, %,
also part of the northeast quar-
ter of 23 so, y, also l acre. 1000 90
American Bank to Grove Young,
1917 feet off lot 8, block NJ, Me
Meekin's add to Higginsville 400 90
John q. Adams to G. 8. Whipple,
the south half of the southeast
quarter of 9, 40, 25. 5............... 2,1OO 90
Thos. Ward, ST., to John IL. and
G. w. Buckley part of the south
east quarter of 9, 40, 2S. ....... 400 90
Trustees st. Paul church to Henry
Kemner,2 ,26A acres of 2l,and part
of %, so, 2s............'......... 2s. 1880 90
Henry Kemner to Lee A. Perrin
and Alfred N. Thompson, strip
on south side of fractional south
west quarter of 8, SO, 2S ...... $50 90
Paul Frisher to Morgan Baker,
Estill Heights, lot 1l3. ........ 100 90
G. w. Harris to X. w. Broughton
lot Sand 20 feet off of south side
lot 7, block 13, Odessa. ......... 800 90
Mary A. Withers to Robert Taub
man, lot l, block 19, First add to
Lexington ,..:,,. .;.........,... 1850 90
Henry Treeps to Z. F. Gates, ,Estill
Heights, lots 1l5 and 118. ...... 200 90
GTNo instrument will be filed until
the fee is paid. Take due notice and govern
yourselves accordingly. 40
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Methodist Women Win.

The women have won on the question
of admitting the members of their sex
TO the Methodist general conference says
the Chicago Herald. The vote of the
churches reported to date is nearly
800, 900, with majority in favor of the
women of over 5000. Some sections
of the country are yet to be heard from,
but the additional returns will not
effect these figures. The
women have won signal victory,
and the result of the balloting is an in
teresting illustration of the liberalizing
influences which now prevail in relig-
ious denomination which has always
rigidly excluded women from such a
privilege as it now aceords her.