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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
SENATOR vANCE's REPLY.
UNITED STATES SENATE, !
Washington, Dec. 6, 1890. {

UNITED STATES SENATE,
Washington, Dec. 6, 1890.
Elias Carr, Pres't. N. c. Farmers Alliance,
Old Sparta, N. C.
DEAR SIR:-In answer to your official
communication of Goth ult, which did
not reach me until the LIST inst, recog-
nize the old Democratic doctrine of the
right of the people to instruct their rep
resentatives to the fullest extent to which
thas ever been carried in North Carolina.
l hold that the will of the people, clearly
and unequivocally expressed, must be
obeyed unless compliance would involve
the representative in moral wrong, in
which case it would be his duty to resign
and give place to a representative who
would obey. Good faith in the ohserv-
ance of instructions and public pledges is
absolutely essential to a government
based On the popular will.
Very respectfully yours,
Z.B. VANCE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
THE ALLIANCE AND VANCE.
Correspondence Between Elias
Carr and the SeDatOr-COm-
ment Of the Progressive
Farmer.
North Carolina Intelligeneer. I

North Carolina Intelligeneer.l
The IntelHgeneer endeavored in a
recent issue to show the difference be-
tween the SubTreasury "plan" and
the SubSTreasury "bill, claiming that
the Alliance was welded to the plan,
e. g. the plan Of financial reform and
not to the "bill" as submitted to tie
Senate Committee. We knew at the
time and SO informed our readers
that Senator Vance was welded to the
"plan" while he believed the lettering
of the bill as submitted was unconstitu-
tional. The correspondence below be-
tween Elias Carr, President Of the
North Carolina Alliance, and Senator
Vance thus explains itself. The Pro-
gressive Farmer, the organ of the NC.
State Alliance, commenting on the
correspondence says the matter now is
"settled" and believes that the Sena-
tors belief in the "plan" of financial
reform will allay all opposition to him
that has hitherto been expressed from
the fact that he was not welded to the
"bill" as proposed.
Senator Vance, therefore, ifelected,
will bring before the next Congress,
plans of refom which will embody the
fundamental principles sought by the
Alliance and which will admit of fadvo-
cacy without fear of its non n-constitu.
tionality.
Weappend the Pyogyessiue Farmers
comment to the correspondence:
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
NEW YEAR, 1891.

Ger stately dome
And humble home
Ger old and young,
Ger high and low,
The bells by merry ringers rung
With happy faces all aglow
Ring out in music far and near,
The advent of clad New Year.
To all who weep, y
To all whose sleep
By fear or foe
Is turned to pain
To hearts oppressed by silent woe,
And those whose lives lived in vain
All, may that music bring surcease
From sorrow with the dear Lords peace.
To all who toll,
Who till the soil,
Or stem the main,
Or, harder still,
Wear out the body through the brain
And face unfinching every i'll,
To all with WEAKNESS oppressed
May those clear bells bring new born rest!
To hin. who hopes,
And the slopes
Of far off hills
Sees family CLEAN
A glory which the spirit fills
With realization of his dream;
May unto him his dream come true
AS yours, dear friend, may come to you!
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
THE NEW YEAR.

Silent and white
Thro' the dim night
Fell the soft snow.
Now fast, now slow,
Making the posts
Like sleeted ghosts,
RObing the woods
In finer goods
And bleached on the sunny side OF the hill,
Where fringes are woven by weaver, where
The warp Is m ist and the wool Is air
The world Is dressed like bride In white
Although the poor old year died last night
Drop not a tear
On the cold bier
OF the brave year
Whose corse Is here.
His work Is done,
And battles won,
And he will be
Nam'd with the free
ThrO' future time
For deeds sublime.
We welcome here
The newborn year.
The snow that falls
Firm the gray walls
OF the thick clouds
Is not for shrouds
For the days fed,
Or the years dead.
IT'S the white fleece,
Emblem of peace,
Sent down to cheer
The soft young year.
May no red vein,
Make red stain
On the robe white
Wove last night.
So ring the soft
Sweet bells aloft,
Ring the true chime
OF the good time,
Ring loud and clear
For this New Year.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01

Christmas has come and gone again
and the glad new year comes this week.
1t is a season of good cheer, "good
will to man" has been exemplifed
boun,eously by a kind Providence du-
ring the past year. During these holi-
days we are exemplifying "good Will
to men" by trying to cheer them
lift them up from dependency and en-
courage them to higher and greater
deeds.
From the little child, who refuses to
sleep Christmas morning, in its anx-
iety to see in the stocking, to the aged
one who totters hard by the grave,
there are many phases OF nature. but
none are unsusceptible to the little "a
vors always expected at Christmastide.
We should always study to strike with
our favors, the most tender chord
Raleigh Nfws and O6server:
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01

The question of the hour is ''Have
Won tr;ed Davis & Roses shoes?'
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
We Miss the State Papers.
charlotte Evening .Visitor.]


All the State papers have shut down
for the holidays, and the Ntvs feels
mighty lonesome. In our mail to-day
we got two or three metropolitan dal-
lies, three patent medicine circulars,
and pot-metal prospectus, "You
never miss the water tiah the we'll runs
dry"
TheNeys has at different times voiced
its appreciation OF the excellence of
the North Carolina papers, both daily
and weekly, and we think this good
time to once more refer to the State
papers. The Democrat is the only paper
we get from Asheville and it is credit
to Western North Caroliua. The daily
Citizen is said to be a good paper, but
we never see it. Durham has fine
little paper in the Sun, edited by Mr..
Jas. A. Robinson, who formerly did
newspaper work in Charlotte. Raleigh
was never 50 we'll supplied with papers
as at present. Capt. Ashe's old reliable
News ami Observer continues to main
tain its fine standard; the State CAron-
ieIe remains a rattling good daily, and
the Evening Tsitor fills the needs of
Raleigh for live afternoon paper.
Wilmington, with the Star, Messenger
and RevieW could not be better fixed
in the way of papers. Greensboro has
the daily Reeo,d and Workman, the
Patriot and the North State. Sails
bury's Herald and Wakehmaa are
doing fine work for that town. Con-
cord has the bright and breezy Stand
ard and the influential Times. Mon
roe's interests are looked after by the
Register. The Statesville Landmark is
as bright as ever, and ifStatesville was
proud of it years ago it should be more
so now, for you may pick out the best
weekly in any particular Southern
State and it will not beat the Laad
mark.
There are a good many other Of our
State exchanges we would like to men
ton, but we have not the space today.
1t gives the News pleasure to note
that the State press is, apparently, in
better condition now than it has been
since the war. The editors seem to
thrive, and they deserve to, for North
Carolina never had more able, ener-
getic, or more vigorous set Of editors
than those now presiding over her
newspapers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
Tho South Invi,esThem to Come.

The Durham Sun, speaking of the
opportunities and advantages in the
South open to lnen Of capital and
brains and industry, says:
1t is useless to say that steady in
dustrial movement, is doing much
for the development Of the South. 1t
is intervening all sections Of the
country into unity. Progress and civ
ilization demands cheapening in
manufactured articles, instead of max
ing tariff to raise the prices; demands
that the consumer shall be equally
protected with the furnisher. In man
ufactures the rich fields of the Southern
territory can meet this demand.
The principle Of equal protection and
liberty to all is the only sound principle
upon which Republic can stand.
The rapid building of the West upon
the resources which she has is a con-
elusive proof of the future in store for
the South and no State can offer more
enticing inducements than North Caro-
lima. Those men who say that tQe
many towns are being built will, 90.
few years, wonder how that imp.<Ita
was ever formed in view of fYX9pN
cities where they had never4.1IA/e
the hand Of Developments ef2,Fsetess
The South's mipe3n w5t.I/ nay
would give her n ttYKI. on -
country. but s7fpXEE ?
van'ages. FL n,.x5sg%
est Of agIi ,s9ax
msrksss Ins 4in e. ,e, e. ,SssiGss
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
ONE ENJOYS

oNH ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneya
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituA
constipation. Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN il
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale IN 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAW FRANCISCO. cat.
I0WsNIlE. kr. xfw voax 49,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
Zeb Vance aud the People Of
North Carolina.
fPittsborO RecOrd.1

The most popular man in North
Carolina is Senator Vance and his popu-
larity is richly deserved. Our Stat {
has never produced an ADLER statesman
or purer patriot. For nearly forty
years he has been in public life, occu-
pying the highest Offices within the gif,
of his admiring costituents. In all
that long period his character has shone
forth pure and spotless above the breath
of suspicion. He has been always true
to every trust and faithful in all things!
Therefore whatever he may say on
important public matters should re.
ceive the serious and care1 DC rNssf
Grafton Of all good citizere@coversa.essH @
therefore, that the readeid ninssTJs M,
ord will carefully read ,IGaehui Gls1p .yZnb
consider the words of tbG ~
tanned in his letter. 90 % &c. HiS.,-,51
lance, whicbay befo. & -as.Sssf
prejudieea@ 'eiA e1iAksSff$yd
does bY6 n,saT%GI
calm asbfU e.
Heed1H z4,g;1seS
don6ssl ssl4IFA2
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-01-01
. Il. WATKINS.
:" II. HENRY,
ATTORNE EX AT LAW,
HENDERSON. N. C.,

CoURTs:-Vance. Franklin, Warren, Gran.
vile, United states Court at Raleigh, and
supreme Court OF North Carolina
RhFERENCEs:-Chief Justice w. N n.
smith, Hon. Augustus 3. Merrimon, Gov.
Daniel q. Fowle, Hon. r. e. Fuller, Hon. r,
NJ. Argo, DIR w. 7. Cheatham, DR.. ]. HI
Tucker, Mr.. n. Dorsey, II. H. BurweH, ESQ.
Hon. James tdwin Moore Ex Solicitor Os1
OF U. S. Samuel +. Phillips
Office hours a m. to o. m mch 7af
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
: Das Gomits iiber itdbtiide @or.

= Das gomite iiber fdbtiide 9or'
anidIGee empfiebIt, bas Salair bei
Seuerdefs auf $1,000 per Sabr su er.
bbben, bamit berieIbe iid sdn3Iid ben
Imte tpiomen fam.
= 9eIeeentlid feines 8iidtrittes ali
Gbef Der bieiieen gpIisei tpurbe Seri
gSabe am Samita8 bon ben Mit9Iiebern
Der Sprce init einem aus fieben Stiid
bvftebenben iilbernen 9beeferbiee bes
| fdenft, peldeS Mappr SeloipS mil
anerfennenben Norten iiberreidte ;
@rmapOr 8ippIe bieIt ebenfaQS cine
2obrebe auf @abe. Sergeant SO. 3.
Simpion lit bonn Mapor 3u @abe's
9fahfoleer ernannt iporben unb trat
fein Imt am l. Sebruar an.
- Gus bem SabresberiGt beS 8au.
SnfpeftDren lit erii6tIi6, bab i'm ber.
fIOhenen Sabre in scranton 40 bbI'
3erne unb 63 8aditeinsebaube erri6tet
tpurben, bic irSseiammt $1,2l4.84
foiteten. 9ie 8. Warb itebt nit S212,s
$50 fir 2 bDl3erne unb 25 8adlteinges
bdube obenan. Die srbBte glnsabI Der
9ieubauten tpeift bic IL. Qarb auf,
nemIid 55, bic eerinsfte In3abI bic 81,
nemli6 l. Die SoIssebdube fOfteten
1922, 800, bic 8aditeinsebdube S492,.
044. Sie @innabmen fiir GrIaubnibs
fdeine iparen S1956.
- Cine 8anbe ginbreder operirte
su elmer frdben Stunbe am Sonntas
Morsen, ipabri6einIid wdbrenb bas
@et6fe Der Maidinen isben anbersn
2drm iibertbnte, in ben Offices bon
Bred, Dimmif & 3epnoIbs unb 6. q.
8olanb, I'M sfpeiten Stodtperfe bes
,,8epubIican" 8ebaubes. Sic bifneten
mebrere @eIbfpinben uno erbraben ale
SdubIaben, erlaneten aber i'm @ansen
nur ettpa $l00 in @eIb unb @ertb.
fa6en. @inen beeIaubisten Gbed fir
$4,000, $4,000 in 8anfaftien unb an.
bere Wertbpapiere IieBen iie unberiibrt.
@S sinsen sur 3eit tpenieftens 3tpansie
Berionen i'm @ebdube aus unb elm un6
oa Die @inbreder ipeni9itenS stpei Stun'
ben an ber 9lrbeit tparea, 1T es Elm
Bunber, baB iie nidt entoedt tpurben.
- @ir bepauern, serabe beute nibt
mebr 8aam 5ur 8erfiisung Su baben,
um ben 0iasfenbau bes 2ieberfrana
ausfiibrIi6er befhreben au fbnnen, unb
miiiien unS NIT einem fursen Sinpeiie
besnisen. Sn benz 3uidauerraum mar
ieoer SIP beiebt, aIs bic Sorfeaun9
auf ber 8ubne bssann. Die GrDffs
nunesicene mar cine eldwenbe unb
tpurbe ipader ourdsefiibrt. 9eionbere
@rwdbnuns perbienen SrduI. Mamie
Sdr6ber aIS Barabies, SRI. 2anasutb
als gauline, SRI. gor6er ais Diutter
bon Srana Serr gBm. gmmeri6 aIs
Srana Serr 2ouis @Onrab oils 8ater
BON Srana; bes9Iei6en SRI. emma 8os
binfon als PrinSeiiin unb Serr 2oren3
3eibler, IT,, al8 Irins GarnebaI. 1lns
ter ben sablreiden WaSfen iparen bieIe
orisineae unb biibide. 9la6 Der 9es
masfirune besann ert bic aasemeine
SrDbIidfeit, tpelde Bis gum Morsen
anbieIt. Die Tansmuiif mar am eriten
9beile beS 9lbenbs unter iebsr 8es
idreibuns armielis.
@ins refine unb suSerIdiiss Rebisin il
ber Grtraft aus Wurseln, Slattsrn, 8inOe unb
8eeren, Surbrf SlUpb Sitfrs. 8urirt ale
8ranfssiten ees Slutes, Der eebsr unb Nisren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
8apne Gcuntp.

= 9rOb Der bdufisen S6neefdGe
madte bic grie & SO. 9. 8abn ibre
Sabrten itetS reseImdbis.
-Die Obb SeIIOips bon SafpIep
ipeiben bieien Donneritas ibrs bGbf6e
neue SalIe Elm.
- Der SonesbaIe .Snbepsnbent"
tpirb in 8ufunft am Dlitttpo6 unb
Samitue erideinen, anitutt nur einmaI
tp6dentlid.
- StaatsTenator Sames 9looneb,
bonn @apne County 8iitrift. bat fiirs.
lid innerbaIb einiser @o6en bret Sin.
Der an Der 9ipbtberitis rerIpren unb
lag ieIbit franf barnieber.
- Der MBbeIf6reiner 8m. 6. Iaft
bon Siio 8ibipn bat fiir3Ii6 cine nsus
Drebbanf erfunben unb fiir bas gatent
s11 900 uno cine bdbfde @Obnuns in
Scranton erbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
et6runsen Der SeierenfunftiOnen

sfb6ren 3u ben peinIi9fsn unter bsr Scnne.
3udsrIranfbsit, 8riebt'lts Hiersnfranfbsit,
Stein- unb ionfftse 8ranfbsiten tsr Sarnor-
game psrbsn In fdperen 8Gllsn stpbtnIi9
ni6t gebeilt, abtr man fann itnen bur@ redt-
seitiees Gtnsreifen sorbeugsn. glls Elm iifts
niiBIitts SttmuIansmiitel fir bic Sarnbrie-
fen bat fG 5Uifetttrs Maaenbitters rwiefen,
ba es utGt nur bic nBtbist annsnns sspGbrt,
pfnn fie Driifen untbdtig psrbsn, (puhern
aud tbre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erbBbt. DurG
GrbDbune Der Sbatiefeit Der Rieren unb 8Ials
bat bieie Mebttin auBerefm nod bic Wirfung
baB ie ale llnreniefeitsn aus benz 9Iute treibt,
pas ia eerabe bic bauptli6Iibfe aufenbe Der
senannten Srsane III. Das 9itters reinist
unb frGftist aud bic Ginseweibe, iiGrft bsn
Wagen une III Elm unperslei6li6es WitteI ee-
gen 8iliBftGt unb Siebsr teeIiGr art. %
beugt pprssitisem 8erfaa Dor unb IN cine
StiiBe anb Elm @enuB fir betabrts unb
i6rGdIite perlpneu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
Oae XhaI abtpdrt8.

- SIN benz MapfeIS Sda6t SO. z
tparen am Sreitas SameS Gourtrisbt
unb 9li&arb 2lopb nit benz 8elaber
eines &arrens beidGftist, aIs ii6 Elm
8obIenfaa ereiSnete, ipel6er eriteren
t6btete unb Iebteren f4per perleBte. .
SabInrbilIe. -Sn ben 8pne unb
SoIben @ruben, ipelde Iebte @ode
untbdtis paren, tpirb bieis 8o6e gears
beitet.
= Sin S6Iitten boil beutfder
Ssrauen BON bier itatteten Iebte @ode
Serrn gaspar Oberborfer in Weit
8ittston einen 8efud ab.
- 9em Orrin Gbans tpurbe am
Montas Morsen in Der Soloen @rube
bic eine Sanb ednsIid absefabren unb
bic anbere 10 fdtper berIebt, bab Iie
amputirt tperben mub, fobaIb Der Bas
tient bic n5tbise 8raft beiist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
0ttt8tpu.

Ser iedfe idbrIi6e Wtu8tenbau
bes 8eetbOben Mdnnerdprs finSet
nd6fen WtOntas 4benb in Der 4rmorp
Saae Itatt.
= 9oIisiIt @eatbers, peIder BEL
9lustbuns ieiner Dienitpfli6t ben Das
bis erlhob, lit DON ben 8ei6porenen
bes TObtfdIusS i9uIbis befunOen ipor'
ben.
- Im 9Unneritas um Dtitterna6t
fanb man an Der .. 8. & g8. Bride,
nabe Der SunctiOn, ben tOpHoien 2Dr,
per zines anitdnois setleibeten Mlans
nes +; her 8opf mar 70 slatt bonn 8ums
pfc sef6nitten, bab es NIT einsm f6ar.
fen Snitrumente setban idien.
D9- -8efelt bas ,8OdenbIatt" "-ea
entbaIt ale 9la6ri6ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
Staat Sbio, Stabt Eolebp, !
Qurod Kn,ittfn g &


Sranf s. Cheney be16wErt baB er bfr Glttrf
PARTNER Der 8irma 8. s. Cheney & Co., tpeIbe
8sI6Gfte In ber Staft IpIsbp, In pbengtnann-
tenn County unb Staate, tbut, unO bae beIaete
8trma bic Summe BON einbunbert Dollars
fir jsSsn Saa BON aatarrb besablsn pirb, Der
burb ben 9sbrau6 BON Salls Satarrb Sur
ntdt ssbeiIt psrben fam.
8ranf 8. Gbenep.
8sI6ppren Dor mir unb unterlhrieben in
meiner @egsnpart AM 6. September u. ..
1886
is,J U. B. @teafon
sH DTsutli6sr Nptar.
5aas 8atarrb Sur pirb innerli6 seupm-
men, unb pirft bireft auf bas 8Iut unb biz
fdeimisen SbsrIadtn bts @sfsms. 9a6i
gub umlpnif 3susnilIe fpmmen. 8. 8. @be-
nsp &. Go, SOIsbO, 8.
B9 Bsrfauft Don apptbrfrn, rs Gts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
Bon Der Sdbfeite.

sOr 8ebet au &rdmer'8 fir eure
Srauerarbeit an Slten. 429 GeSar
Qoenue, scranton, ga.
S6nsibsr SibeI Steinbauier seSentt
nah Wfinneiota umSusieben.
Serr Ri9arb S. 9eamiib tpir6 beute
nit einem SRI. @aa Tbpeatt geterion
9etraut.
SIN benz Sauie elmer Sruu Gtfinfon,
an Stone 9tpenue, mar am Sreita9
Wtorsen Elm unbebeutenbe8 Seuer.
9ie @ebriicer S6mibt bon 8rpspect
gpenue baben bic SimerIon Sarm in
8oorins 8roof Topnibip ssfauft.
Ssn elmer gebar 4penue @irtbidaft
Dat iid unter benz Hamen: ,,Saus
8erein" cine neue @eieuidaft sebilbet,
beren 8eamten iinb: 8rdi., NiattbiaS
Sdneiber; Sefretdr, Soiepb 8utteI !;
SdaBmeiiter, SObn &ourit.
Serr Souls 2btpenfein, Der befannte
@rocer an Gebar 4penue, bat fib am
|. Sebruar anbaItenber 8rdnfli6feit
balber bonn 8ei6dfte suriideesosen,
baS iein 8ruber unter Der bisberisen
Sirma ipeiterfiibren tpirb.
Ser Strabeniibereans an ber Gde
bon groSpeet Ibenue unb 2ucuit Stra'
ben iiebt tpabrbeit srdulid aus, 70 baB
fein Subrmann ii6 babin tpast unb
lieber einen llmipee bon atpei 8lodS
ma6t. 4m Dienita9 lebter @o6e
mari cine Seufubre bort Inn unb am
Samitae bas Subriperf bes 8ottIers
S6raber. gufirt Elm erntIidsS lin.
sIld, 70 bat natiirIi6 bic Stabt ben
S6aben 3u tragen.
Ser Masfenbaa Der SGnserrunbe
fpirb nd6iten Ulpntas Ibenb in glats
ter's Saae absebaIten unO eS 1T nidt
baran su stpeifeIn, bab berfelbe gut bes
iu6t unb amiiiant ipirb. Ser 8erein
beiibt cine InsabI 8rdfte fir berartise
SeitIi6feiten, bic es itetS beriteben ben
Sreunben Der 9iarretbei einen senuBs
reinen 9lbenb su bereiten unb bic 2ahs
muSfeln in anseitrenster 8eneeuns su
balten. Sc 1T fiir quite Dluiif unb
bette grfrii6un8en 9eiOret.
Ra9 bem 8eridt bes 8auinipeftoren
tpurben I'M porisen Sabre auf Der Siibs
ieite foIsenbe neue @ebdube erri9tet :
IL. @arb, IA; IL. @arb, 4 10.
@arb, 39; 90. @arb, 81. 9lur brei
@arbs in Der Stabt ibertreffen bic 10.
8arb in Der InsabI Der neuen @sb6ube,
nemIib bic 9. NIT 40, bic 13. NIT 81
unb bic II. nit 55. Die @eiammiaabl
Der neuen 8ebduoe auf Der SubIeitc
betrd8t 83, ober l8 BrO3ent.
D9 Den bieiisen beuti6en Srauer
biermit sur 9ia6ri6t, baB i'd i'm Sauit
bes Serrn S6anf, 70l Geoar abenue
Elm Bubmudersei6dft erDffnet babe
| Sertise SIte bprrdtbis pber mad
@uni6 beraiert; ale Sortsn 8Iumen
Sebern, 8dnber unb 8ubebbre.
Srau emma Diem,
seb. Immann
B@- Sm S6ubfpre Der @ebr. Slid
an Gebaritr. finbet man Die beite8aare
B- Cine iebr feline GuStpubI boz
Tafdens unb Wanbubren, Sdmud
fa6en, 8inse, llbrenfetten, 8rilIen
S6eeren, Iai6enmefer, GeUplber, 70
tpie bic feinIten 8aiirmefier itets au
2aser. Prsiie febr niecris unb nOa
@arantie.
Seinrid Bonn, Suipelier,
410 @ebar Ibenus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05
Sunmcre.

- Ser @asenfabrifant Sobn Gbem.
berlin erIas am Samitas i'm IIter bon
go Sabren Der 8neumonia.
- Ser aIte Midael 2ub, 8ater bes
fpobIbefannten 8dders 0hbael 2uB,
itarb bier am Samitas i'm 9lIrer bon
89 Sabreu un6 6 Wonaten. Die 8es
erbieuns fanb am Dienitas i'm Soreit
Sia Sriebbofe itatt. Ser 8eritorbene
tparb am IA. Stunt 1901 in Gderts.
tpeier, 8aOen sebpren unb fam mad
scranton, aIs bic Staot nod eine
lSilonib ipar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-02-05

2SophuH6 an Sh5erne Sfr1be iran
barnieber.
= Gin Sauslins Der @beIeute Iu
quit OeItrineer bon Sampton StraB
tpurbe am Dlittipod beerbiet.
- Sdulbireftpr Georee GarIon tpirt
tpieber mad Colorado suriidfebren uni
| It6 tpabri6einIih bauernb bort nieber.
lahen, ba bas bieiise GIima ibm MIDI
mebr sutrdsIid lit.
= Drei bis bier Sabre Iitt i'd an
2ebers unb ylierenIeiben unb ertpieIen
iid Or. Iu8uit 8bnis's Samburser
Sropfen aI8 Elm aus9eseidnetes MitteI
Oa8eeen.-O. 6. Seufner, San Srans
cisco, Gal.
Ser Sobn SbieI, Elm pobIbefanns
ter Sunbenidneiber BON Bilfe8barre,
bat iib in go. ia SO. 2afatpanna
Ipenue etabIirt unb empiebIt ii6 ben
Seutiden Scrantons sur gtnfertieune
mOberner 9ln3tiBe beltens.
- 1lebereifrie bat ii6 Iebte @o6e
BoIiSiit 9urrea ertpieIen, ipel6er einiee
Slopaden, bic iif i'm Spabe nedten,
bOr 9tloermann Nnbreips bra6te, Der
iie einitefen lieB, neil iie bic auferIeste
Strafe ntdt besablen fpnnten.
- Sames, elm Sobn bon sobn Gong
bon Der @eitieite, ftabI ieinem 8ater
am SOnntaS eeeen 9lbenb 5000 unb
berfhpanb. @S iparen bieS. bic ges
iummten GrfparniRe bes alien Mannes
uno bas 8elb f6eint unipiberbrineIi6
berlpren.
- Im 9onneritag mar Der 62fe
@eburtstae beS Serrn 8arI 2eber, bon
723 Sampton Strabe, unb bemieIben
tpuroe Nbenbs bon elmer 3ablreiben
Sdaar bon Sreunoen eine Surpriie
Bartie 9eseben, bel tpeI6er es berendst
unb Iuitig berSln8.
@Gbrenb Sobn GIarf bon emmett
Strabe am Sreitae in ben Mai6inen.
iperfitdtten Der 8. 8. & gS. So. bel Der
9trbeit mar, traf ibn Elm BaIfen unb
fiigte ibm einen SddccIbrub su. ST
erlae ben 8erIebuneen am Samitas
Dtorsen 4 rbr. Glarf tpar 65 Sabre
alt unp Elm Mit9Iieb. Der q. u. 81.
- NidOIaus Softer, Elm Iansidbriser
8epobner Der @eItIeite, itarb am SSreis
tag Dtorsen in ieiner g8Obnuns an
Oteribian StraBe mad LANCER &ranfbeit
i'm Ilter bon ettpa So Sabren. Sine
8ittpe, brei Sbbne unb stpei 3bdter
iiberIeben ibn. Softer mar Elm Wtitslieb
beS st. Soiepb 8ereins unb bes Spbe
garf beutiden unterit. 8ereins, tpelde
feline neberreite am Sonntas 9ia6mits
tag na6 oem fatbpIiI6en 5riebbofe ses
letteten.
= 9lm Samitas Olorsen fan6 man
an benz 8eaebue @ulmbaufen bic 2eide
zines iunsen Mannes namens Sarpep
DtaiterS. Derielbe mar friiber Elm 8es
ipObner Der Is. Warb, ipurbe bor einis
gen Sabren tpegen zines Ginbrudes
mad bem 3udtbauie seianbt unb fiibrte
mad iiberItanbener Saft elm basabunbi'
renoes 2eben. Der Gulmbaufen mar
in Iebterer 3eit feline Nadtberber8e unb
er 1T bert iebenfaqs bur6 bic benz
Seuer entitrbmenben @uie eritidt.