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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07
pIaeently. owon. ! cnn pas q. q.

pIncently: well / can pay tS' r..
can't J."
Whenever have since heard people
justified for what they do, by being
told that they can pay for it, always
think of this man. o, no, it isn't mat
ter of ability, but good taste. And that
money will not carry it off has been
shown in the baccarat case, where the
Wilson's got such a scoring from the
solicitor general - London Letter in
San Francisco Arponaut.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07

A peanut party will be another Of
this seasons novelties. If written in.
vitations are issued, have two peanut
shells painted in water colors on one
corner of the paper The hostess pro.
vides herself with quantity of pea
nuts and conceals them in every imag-
Unable spot in the rooms where she is
to entertain her guests-behind pic
lures, under mats, among the flowers
everywhere there are peanuts. After
the guests have all arrived, small bag
is handed to each one, and the company
are told that whoever first fills his or
her bag with peanuts wins the prize of
the evening Then begins the merry
hunting-here, there and everywhere
for peanuts. pretty way is to have
the bags made of silk, with ribbon or
cord and tassel at the top, and fanci-
full design of peanuts on one side; they
are then preserved as dainty souvenirs.
Ladies Home Journal
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07

There is no filter made or can be
made which will remove all the germs
from water for any length of time
without itself becoming source of
contamination, rather than means of
safety No filter is germ proof, for the
reason that the germs can usually go
through any substance which water
can penetrate. Filters which are made
of fine sand and pulverized charcoal
become in a short time hot beds for
germs culture. Beginning at the top,
they will gradually work all through it
SO that if water were pure at the start
it would be wholly unfit for use after
having passed through the filter. How
ever, the better way to deal with water
which is SO bad as to need alteration is
to boil it thoroughly. Distilled water
is always safe also.-Dr. j. II. Kellogg.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07
Pine Apple Drink.

An exchange says that 'It pine
apple be sliced thin and set away in u
jar of water properly sweetened and
kept in ice. the sharp aromatic oil,
which most people find irritating to the
mouth, becomes ditfused in the deli
cious tiavoring of the fruit, and yields a
lively sensation, which we should sun.
pose might make an acceptable substi-
Iute for spirituous liquor, without, OF
course, the slightest Intoxicating
quality. "--Good Health.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07

A very delicious chocolate candy can be
made that shows bewitchingly through
the cut glass of French bonbon dish,
and is far superior in taste to many
makes of chocolate, and much less ex-
pensive. Take one cup of grated choc-
olate, three cups of granulated sugar,
piece of butter the size of a walnut,
a cup of hot water, pinch of salt, and
a teaspoonful of vanilla. Boil down to
the consistency of candy. Stir con-
stantly, and allow it to boil for ten
minutes only. Try it in cup of cold
water, and so soon as it is Of the consis-
tency of thickened molasses pour into
buttered tins, Take silver lSuife and
stir back and forth until it sugars.
When this takes place, mark off into
little squares and put away to COOL
Ladies' Home Journal
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07

"Say, Sam, did you see de man about
dat house?"
'oh, yes, / seed him, and he glib ma
de refusal OBJ de house"
"How long did he glib you de refusal
OBJ hit?"
"Foreber He refused to hab any
thing to de wild me, Texas Sif.ingS
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07

1t is an interesting coincidence
that Senator Chandler, of New Hamp
shire, married the daughter of the late
Senator Hale (J, p, Of his own state),
and that Senator Hale, OF Maine, has
for a wife the daughter of the late Sem
ator Chandler, s5 Michigan.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07
FALL HousEwoRK.
Several Ways in which Home May he
Prettily Decorated.

ITellIy
The cool mornings and evenings
which make little fire in the sitting
room CRATE seem very comfortable, re-
mind us that the summer is gone and
we must prepare for winter. Those
who are fortunate enough to feel that
they need not have a wholesale house
cleaning must go through the rooms,
giving them an extra sweeping and
busting. Winter clothing and furs
should lie carefully examined for traces
of moths, summer garments mended
and put in order for the next years
wearing before they are packed away,
curtains and draperies hung and all of
the thousand and one things that per-
tain to good housekeeping looked after.
For those who have to purchase new
window draperies there is great vari-
ETY. of styles and materials to choose
from The Nottingham lace curtains
are now made in such very pretty pat
terms that they are excellent substi-
tutes for the finer grades of curtains,
and much more suitable for small
houses and short purses. There are
various styles of Madras curtains and
the old.fashioned embroidered muslin
of our mothers and grandmothers'
time, are shown us under the name of
| Renaissance:
The favorite material just at present
is silkaline. 1t is a yard wide, in fast
colors and can be washed 1t comes in
! all colors and is so soft and graceful
! that it is no wonder that it is favorite.
| 1t is used not only for window draper
! les, but to festoon across the top of lace
curtains, over the mirror of a dressing
case, and even for portieres. An addi-
tional item in its favor is It's cost, as it
can be bought for thirty cents yard,
finished with fringe.
! For doorways, comes the double
faced drapery plush, plain and figured,
ranging in price from fifteen to sixty
cents yard This can be obtained in
either single or double widths, and
some of the patterns are lovely. This
is quite nice enough for any ordinary
house and looks much better than the
more elegant and expensive materials,
unless you have everything else to cor
respond. For Il double door about five
and half yards Of material will be
needed. 1t may be drapcd in graceful
fold from the curtain pole, or allowed
to hang straight down, in doorway
where it is necessary to have the cur
tains sometimes closed. The present
style of emitting the doors in many OF
our modern houses makes these por-
there's n necessity instead of their being
merely ornamental.
Some prefer to use a screen, with two
or three leaves, to set in such an open
doorway. These are very pretty and
can be bought for from two dollars
and seventy-fve cents upward or any
one with the genius for doing such
work can make one for herself. They
are preferable to a curtain in that they
may be moved about and placed whcr
ever they may do the most good in
warding off draft from a door or win
dow or be placed before Il fire to kccr
away too much heat.-Chicago Herald
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-07

The Boston Transcript weu says of
the phrase; "White handed son of
toll, occurring in Holmes late tribute
to Lowell, that it 'is positive addi-
ton to our vernacular's stock of happy
phrases-an enrichment OF literature
as well as vivid touch immortaliaing
a portraitn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04
Sfabtrath.

Ser Common GounciI mar DOns
nerItas Ibenb in reseImdBieer SiBun8.
Sin 4ntras bon @ople paiiirte, bic
Spibenfabrif nit einem nominellen Gis
feBment bon $100 idbrIi& auf bic
Dauer bon aebn Sabren au beIafsn.
trobbem ber Stabtantpalt Elm foI6eS
8orseben fir unseieBIi9 erfIdrte.
@ine InaabI gngebpte fir bic 8oI'
enbuns bsS NunisipuIsebaubes tuaren
eineegansen unb tpurben benz @oHite
iiber bfentIiae @ebdube iiberseben.
9ie 8erorbnuns aur 9lnnabme Der
Warb gabben Got an 9lOro Bafhington
Abenue paiIirte erite unb atpeite 2efung
bieienise fiir 9libeairrns bon Wlsrtle
Strabe pafiirte enbslItis.
Cine bon Moir eineereidte 8eroros
nuns sur 9luseabe bon Bombs gum 8es
TRACE bon $48, 900 fiir bic 8olIenbuns
bes Stabtsebaubes ipurbe bem Suitis
@omite sueetpieien.
8ertast Bis additen Sreita8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04
3eitunaSs O efehe.

3eituugfn bftrtfenb, bic burG bic Dot bsrs
Ianbt ptrben, bat bas Ser. Staattn @frt4t
fpIgenbt Gntf9fibuneen gegtben:
1. Bel Abpnntntru, bic nibt btRtmniI ABB
belfeIIen, tpirb anstnpmmen, bae fIe cine Sort
IsBung bts @bcnnemfnts piinfhtn.
2. 8eIfellen abpnnentfn cine 3dtuug ab,
70 Eann ber bsrauseebsr eitislbs ptittE isnesn,
bis ale 8iidltanpe bsjabIt fInb.
B. gBenn Mbpnnfntfn 90 pfrfdumtn sbfr
lIb peisrn, bic 3eitung BON BEN Defiant ABB
subOlen, an ptI4es lif abrelFrt III, 70 inb fe
psrantpOrtliG, bic tbre 8t9nuus beiabIt uus
bic 3sitane abbtitsllt III.
4. @snu abpnuenttn BOT siHem peRami
pfr3isbfn, pbne ben peraussfbfr tn btna9ria-
tigfn, unb bic 3titune tpirb tpettfr babtn &C.
lanbt 70 iinb Iie fir ben ppIlsa 8stras ssrs
antpprtIih.
5. Die @eri&ts babsn snif@itben, bae bic
Wsigtruns, cine bsffllte 3fitune BON ber 9ea
absubplen, Gin 8speis bes ptrlu1tfH Bstrnes
unb frafbar III.
6. 8s3abIen Abpnnfnttn TN gOraus, 70 ID
ss ibrs 9fi6t, na6 atIauf her 3fit Na@FiRI
iu ssben, baB fis bic 3uisnbuns niGt fsrnsT
piinf1tn; anbsrnfaus fam bsr StrausetbT
bic 3eitung tpetter ifnben unb bfr AbOnnsnt III
baftbar, bis er fdriftIib bas SIatt abbffsllt
uHb aIs 8adfGnee beaabIt linb.
Z. Die ntueftn pSfstltst SsrfiistH, eaB
Elm Serausesbsr treenb Ser1auben rsgsn BE-
trues beIanstn fam, btr cine 3dtuns balt
unb bic 3dbIuus pfrpttesrt. Inter bittsm
@sltb fam Elm Wann, btr cline .3sttuns Ian
eert 3eit annimmt obne bafiir su baabIsn,
unb bann ben 5rrauseebr burG ben pOfmtt-
fer bena6ri6tissn Iabt, bab ft suriidsspisfsH
(refused) lsi, Serbafist unb beifraft ptTesH tr
bstlrlbrn Wrifr, pir rfssn Disbfable.
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Die @efetaebuua pertaat.

8eibe Sduier ber Staatss2esiSlatur
baben iid am %. Wlai sine die berta8t.
eSn ben Iebten Tasen tpurben nod fOls
eenbe 8ei6dfte erIebiet:
SIM Senat ipurSen bic Bills, ipeIbe
cine GeueintbeiIune bes Siaates na6
GonereB' unb 2egiSIaturs Diifritten bers
lanet, enbsaItis pniiirt. Serrn Sarr's
9tpanss SduI 8in tptrbe in ibrer
Sorm, ipie iie bas Saus pafIirt bate,
in britter 2efune ansenon,mten.
Die unter bem Namen 8Ober 3ebes
nue. 8ia befannte MaBreseI tpurbe nit
45 sesen ! Stimme enbstItis pafirt.
glm Mitttpo6 4benb aog Der Senat
bic 8bpIefaIe 2iquor Bin filr bic enbs
eIItise 8aiIirilns in 8eratbung. Die
Ibftimmung, burd tpeIae biefeIbe brittle
2efunB pafirt bate, tpur6e in @iebers
eripdsuns eesoeen unb Senator SarIan
beantraste, ale Senats amendments
aus berfelben su ftreiden unb bic foges
nannte 8ropf8 8ia an beren SteIIe
einaui6alten, ipobur1 bic NaBreseI in
berieIben SaiIuns bIeibt, tpie iie bonn
SauIe an ben Senat selanst lift. Ser
4ntrae fpurbe angenommen unb bic
8ia nit 81 se8en 16 Stimmen enbs
slItis paiitt.
9ie @boIefaIe .2isens @ebtibr BE.
tr6st in Sidbten eriter unb sipeiter
&IaHe $1,000, britter 8IaiIe $500 uno
in SoipnibipS $l00. SIN allen Stdbs
ten besabIen 8ottIers $500. in 8orou8bs
5000 itnb Tomnibips 500.
glm Sonneritag Wior8en umt 4 flbr
tpurbe i'm Senat bic 8afer Ballot 8es
form 8ia NIT 81 seSen IA Stimmen
pa6irt.
Inter ben Senatss Bills, tpeIde enbs
sttItie paiiirt tpurben, lift bieienige stl
erndbnen, ipeIde benz Deutf1en Soipis
tai Su 8biIabeIpbia $40, 900 bertpilist !;
ebenio bieienige, tpeI6e beftintmt, bab
idtnmtIiden orbeitsunfdbisen ebemaIis
gen Solbaten, 0tarineiOIbaten unb
NlatrOien auf 8erIansen fofsnfrei
Sauiirideine berabfoIet trerben.
glm DonneritaB Wiorsen INN II llbr
ipurbe Die General. 8eripilli9unsss s8iu
NIT ben Senats Gmenoement8 obne
Debate paiiirt; bas Botum tpar l57
Stimmen bafiir unb baeeeen. 0urd
bic Senatss Nmenbements iperben bic
Gertpilisunsen um $3.50, 900 erbBbt.
I'm 5 llbr fam bic Ballot Refcrm
8ia, ipie fie bon Der gpnferenss sgomite
sednbert ipOrben tpar, sur 8erleiuns.
Der 8eriht tparbe NIT 100 seeen 81
Stimmen aneenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04
@rsffnuna ees @onnell Narfs.

Die 8lreer Der Siioieite batten am
Samitas ibre Sduier mebr aIs seipDbns
lid gefdmiidt unb batten ii6er aud
ale 1lrfahe basu, benn eS gait ia Der
Seier Der gr5ffnuns bes neuen ParfeS,
ben Serr 98iliam @onnea Der Stabt
sefdenft.
Die Barabe fonnte iid erit um 8
tbr in 8eipesune ieben. ba mebrere
OrganiIationen baran tbeiInabmen, tpeIs
DE ben 1lmsus sur Seier bes 9eforas
tionstases mitmadten. 9as 13. &e'
eiment erbfnete bieieIbe, bann fOIsten
bic beridiebenen @eieuf6aften Der
SIbfeite, bic Seuertpebr u. (. IN. 9ie
MaridIinie ipar gittston 9lbenue bin.
aus 3ur @ibbonsltraBe unb biefe binauf
gum Parf. 9prt ertpartete f6on cine
na9 Tauienben adbIenoe Wlenge bic
gnfunft bes 3use8.
Die einseIabenen @dite. Rebner unb
prominente 8iirser Der Stabt ipurben
auf Der &ebnerbiibne pIacirt unb Serr
9bomas S. Moore, 8raiibent Der Stibs
ieite San6eIsbebbrbe. erbffnete bic 8ers
fammluns unb iteIIte aIs 8oriiber Ylas
por Seaoips Dor. gla9 einisen 8es
merfuneen iteIIte bieier Serrn Mm.
gpnnea Dor, ipeIder ben 9arf unb bic
1lebertraeunssurfunbe Off3ie1 Ger StaOt
iibersab. gS foIsten nun &i9ter Sons
noIIp, gapt. 80. U. Map, %. @. Gals
Iasber, S. 6. Barrett unb Gbas. Wtats
tes NIT Mnfpraden. ippntit Der pffiSieue
TbeiI ber Seier beenbist ipar.
4m 4benb tparb Elm Seuertperf auf
benz 4u8f9tstburm absebrannt. Die
sanae Geier tpar bonn pradtieiten @ets
ter besiinitiet.
9ie St6feite SanbelSbebBrbe bers
bient ale 4nerfennune fiir bic Wiiibe,
tpeI6e fte ii6 seeeben, Inn biefe Seier
au elmer 70 noIIfommenen su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04
500 aelphnuna. 500.

Die 9eitr bes ,,Seranton Wo9snbIatt" per-
ben lI6 frenen 30 srfabreu, baB I'd tpenigfens
cine effiirdtete aranfbeii eistt psl6f bic
WtHeufhaft tn al ibren Stuftn su ttilen i'm
Stanbs u 5all's aatarrt Sur 1T bic stnjias
iest ber arsHi6en 8ribsrl6aft befaunte poll-
ttSe 8ur. aatarrb trfprbert als eint Gcnift-
titipnsfranfbtit cine rcnifituhOneIle 8ebanss
lung. 5al's aatarrb Sur ipirb tnnerliG &C..
npmmeu unb pirft bireft auf bas 8Iut unb
bic I6Ieimieen SbnHaden bes Ssfents. ba-
bur6 bic @runblaef Der Sfranfbeit 3frlf6rfnb
unb bsm patienten araft esbenb, tnbtm is bic
@onlfitutiph bfs 8Brpers aafbaut unb ber
9iatur I'm ibrem Werfe tilft. Die Gtssnttii.
mer baben 70 piel 8ertrauen tu ibren 5eilfraf-
ten, baB lit einbunbert Dollars SeIobnuHe fir
teben San anbieten, ben lie ~ furiren SerfebIt.
9abt gu& cine aiifs bon .3eusnifsn fCmmsn.
0lan abrsifire:
8. s. @benss & 6 o., 9Olsbp, ..
Ez9 Bon DrOsuifen pnfauft, rs 6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04

Stimmen fiir 9eIb unb anbere 8eeens
Ieiftunsen gum 0erfauf aneeboten su
baben. @oIben. Gellp unb 0ie@raiI
finb ieparat ansefIaet, bon 8artI ie
$1,000 fir ibre eisene Stimme unb
5000 ftir bie Stimmen ber anberen
berlanet au baben. BeideI 1T auges
fIagt, bon 8artI $500 unb anbere 8es
IobnunB fiir feline eisene Stimme nnb
5000 fiir bic Stimmen ber anberen
berIanst su baben.
8erbaftsbefebLe ipurben Iofort eesen
bic Bier ausgeTfeLlt unb benz S6eriff
ilberseben, beFen @sbdlfs Srais ite
nunmebr aufIudte. George 8inbad
Iteate 8irsidaft fir @ei9eI. Wabe
M. sSinn filr @olben, @olben fir &ellp,
Sobn Gibbons unb Open @uiid fur
Mc@raiI.
Die 8rDesei6norenen baben ibre
9lufsabe nit bolem @rnffe erfabt unb
fabren fort, 5eusen in bieier Gnsetes
genbeit su nernebmen. County Detefs
fib 9lepnoIbs funsirt offsieG aIs Gins
fldger unb bic 4nfIasen ipurben anf
bic Nusfasen ber Serren @bm. 8artI.
Senrb Siffins, Charles @Obfbaa. Sobn
O'8opIe unb George Babt bin ers
| bpbef1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04
SplIte 6efet tperben.

9eibe SauIer Der Staatss@ s@eieBeebs
ung in Sarrisburs baben cine 8ia ans
eenommen, bic ben TiteI fiibrt ,>gine
9lfte, bur6 ipeIde ben Srauben3iihtern
in bieiem Staat erIaubt tpirb, aus ibren
feIbit ee3oeenen Trauben, tpelde ni6t
bon Der befen Sorte iinb unb iid nibt
fur ben Marft sisnen, @ein su bereiten
unb ioIden @ein an Iiseniirte Sdnbler
su perfaufen, obne porber ieIbit cine
2isens fiir ioIdes Seriteaen uno Yers
faufen bes Weines berauSnebmen une
be3abIen su mifen." SoIsenbss 1T
Der MortIaut ber 4fte:
.Snbem bic Traubens Gultur in bies
len TbeiIen beS Staates cine ipi6ti8e
Snbuitrie su iperben berfpri6t, unb
.Snbem Elm sepiifer TbeiI Der Trau>
bensgrnt ni1t bon Der beiten AuaIitat
(first-class) ober fir ben Marft eeeienet
1T, aber au sutem @ein 8erpenbun8
finben Fam, bariini
..Sei eS befdIpfen &C., baB es sefebz
lid iein iou fir bic 9raubensti6ter in
bieiem Staate, binfort aus ibren felbits
ee3peenen 9rauben, tpeI6e nidt bon
ber beften Sorte pber fiir ben Martt
fdidIi6 iinb, g8ein su MAIDEN unb fols
den @ein an Iiseniirte SdnbIer au ber,
faufen, obne ieItit fiir baS SeriteIen
unb 8erfaufen bes @eines eine 2i3enS
berausnebmen unb beaabIen au mdfen. :"
Die 8ia bebarf nur nod Der Inter.
fdrift bes @Ouberneurs, um 9eieb su
tperben, unb baB IebtereS fir bic 1raus
ben3iidter i'm Staat iiberbaupt iid bon
eroBem Nuben unb 8ortbeiI ertpeiien
unb ber Traubensu9t uno bem @eins
bau, bic ermutbi8t tperben fOaten, febr
aufbeIfen ipiirbe.
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9itt6tom.

-Sobn WuIIen lit bon 8i6ter 9lice
gum Steuerfoaeftpr fiir 8ittStOn ers
nannt iporben.
Die 9ittstpn glrmenbeb5r6e ors
saniiirte ii9 bersansene @6as tpie
foIgt: 9r6iibent. Or. s.. .. Seas
mons bon aboca; Sdabmeiiter. Souls
SeibeI unb Sefretdr, BauI 8pban.
Die 4ntbracite Stridtpaarenfas
BRIT lit eef9Iofen iporeen unb ipir6
pielei6t ME ipieber erbfnet. 8ieIe
Mdbden iinb baburd arbeitsIos gee
tp0roen.
-Sn 6em Sdubssiddft bon @iies
man & So. an NainltraBe brad am
Samitas Nlprsen Inn 6 l1br Elm Seuer
aus, bas atpar feinen aasu srOBen llms
fang erreidte, aber bod einen S6aben
bon $4,000 aneeri9tet baben iOG,
bauptfddIi6 bur6 @afer.
= 8eim Siiden in bem TunFbannod
Greef nabe YiereebilIe, @ppmins Gouns
tp, ertranfen am Samitag MOrsen
Sobn Start uno gbelter Squires bon
NidoIfon. Die SiidIeine eerietb unter
bus Boot unb bra6te bieies gum 1lms
fhIaeen.
= Ser 9OIe GbarIie Wadanrase
ipurbe am 9onnsritas in Der Clear
Spring 8ede in @eit Pittston burd
cine Sprenguns in elmer anft0Benbsn
&ammer, ipeIde 6urd bic @anb f6Ius,
eet6btet. Der 8erunsIidte mar 35
Sabre alt unb binterIaBt Srau uno
Rinb.
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Oun more.

= 9luf Der @rie g. SO. 9. 8abn III
Elm neuer 3us eineeiteGt tporben, ipeIs
der Scranton Nbenbs $50 berIdBt unb
am nddten Morsen Tim 8.37 bon Safe
9lrieI suriidfebrt.
- gittatini, ber bon feinem 2anoss
manne @ranbinetti am borlebten Sonns
tag bur6 Reiferftide berlebte sStalies
ner, itarb in ber Naat bon 9Onnerftas
auf Sreitas, tpdbrenb iein @drtsr eins
eef6Iafen tpar. Ser MDroer tpirb
ipabri6einIid nod in biefer Sibun8
ber @roBseidipprenen anseflaet ipers
ben.
= Die goronerS Surp, tpeI6e ben
Nior6 bon Sobn Gitatini unteriudte,
einiete iid am Montas Abenb fiber elm
8erbift, uadbem iie nod mebrere Seus
gen bernomnten. Son biefen iaete
gbarIeS ORLANDO aus, bab @ranbinetto
BON ben gitatiui 8riibern suerlt anees
eriffen uno nieberseihIa8en tpur6e !;
bieier iprans tpieber auf unb aos oann
baS WeHer, tporauf bic beiben gitatiniS
aus ibren 3eboIbern Elm reguIdres
Seuer eeeen Jpn erbfneten. 0as 8ers
6ift Der @efdiporenen Iantete, baB SIS
tatini au feinem Gobe fam burd cine
Stidipunbe, bic ibm am "a Wlai bon
@ranbinetto beisebradt ipurbe. Ser
Iebtere iit bon ben @roBeeidporenen
beS DtorbeS angeflagt tporben.
= Sir Sbrsnnsb, 8abnptb, psbsn uub
gtfGwpIIensn Sals unb ale SUlsen BON Gr-
taltuneeu unb Gntiinbuns eebrau6e Or.
5bDmas Geleetrir SeI-ben er5btfH SGmsrs-
aerffIrer,
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GerthtttAeS.

= gladbem bic @rDBeeidirorenen
am 9onnerifas bon 8i4ter Connolly
inftruirt tporben iparen, beeannen iie
NIT ben 8eusenbernebmuneen fiir unb
seeen Greirins Der Borough TapIors
DilIe. 9aS bafiir auSeriebene Tetritos
rium umfaBt TapIorbilIe, SeItSbine,
9pne unb Gr9baIb, nit ber fpeitli1en
2inie, ipie fie iebt stpii9en 2adatpanna
unb 8aniom ToipnfbipS beftebt, unb
umI6Iiebt ettpa 1900 4der 2anb, aus
meiIt Der 8. 8. 6 SO. So. aneeb6reno,
tpeIde benz 9roiefte beftiee OppoiitiOn
maht. Die Yetition bafiir trdgt 163,
bieienise basesen LOG tlnteridriften.
Bum erIten MaIe felt Sabren Dat
bas @eriGt cine atpeite nbdentIide
Sibuns Der @roBeeidtporenen anees
Orbnet. ba es benieIben ,inmbeIi9 ipar,
bic @ei4dfte in elmer 8o4e su erIebis
gen.
SIN 8etreF Der l1mipanbIuns bon
TabIorbiae in Elm Borough baben bic
Serren beI6IoFen, bas @eiu6 su emt.
pfebIen, bod tpirb bartber iebenfaas
nod Elm beFtissr 8ampf bot @sri6t
entlfeben.
9ie AnfIaeen sesen bic bes 8oobIers
ismus aneeflasten Stabtrdtbe @oIben,
3eap unb Wlc@raiI finb ebenfaIis un.
terfubt tpOrben, bod berIautete bis 6atO
niGt, tpeIde MaBnabmen bic @ei6tpos
renen empfobIen.
9ie 8i6ter Connolly unb @dnifer
flbrten am Montae ben 8oriib I'M @es
ridt, bod tpurben nur aipei Sale cries
biat, nemlid 9. 3. 0tOtt seeen Senrp
Msebers 8erbift au @uniten bes 8ers
ftaeten. Der anbere SAL ipar cine
0Iaee fiber oas 8eFsredt BON flint 9ut'
Iden. bic Der S6eriff aIs OaS @isens
tbum ber @ebr. Barrier berfauft bate.
(Spater.) -9ie @robsef6porenen
babeu AM Dientas Patrid 9oISen,
Ibontas Me@raiI, Sa,nes Sellp unb
Srib @si9eI, if. ansefIast ibre
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weebr asenfiOnen unb 8ounts. =

Gin 8eprdfentant Der Sirma MliIo
o. Stebens & So. bon @afbinBton,
8. g., fpir6 in bem 2adatpanna 9oufe
su OIppbant ont Donnerftas, ben IL.
SUM Gag unb abenbs) fein In benz
@eitminiter 5oteI su Seranton am
Sreitas unb Samitag, ben IL. unb 13.
SUM (Eae uub 9Ibenbs) uno I'M
9unmore SoteI su 0unmore am Dions
tag, ben Is. Stunt 1891 (Sas unb
Mbenbs), um 9luSflnft su geben ilber
9eniionen, 8ountie8 ETC., ober 9Ins
fpriide enteeeen su nebmen, tpeIde man
Der obieen Sirma sur GeItenomadune
iibertrasen mill. @ebabren BET itriften
@rbbbunssforberunsen 6ura @eieb auf
SO rebusirt.