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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

CTirI.rn. Lawrence n 60. have an
moun"rd that they are again pre-
pared io make loans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

&. q IIrrkinsmith aud family
hIv. Iurat-d ia Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

Early pot Ii"'.- aud garden truck
have p"rprl their heals above
ground.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23
The Journal
SALIVA KANSAS.

ThUR3nAY. ArRIL -. 1891.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

The drhai" Huununred To take
pIar" in Union hail, hns been post
ponrd tu next Monday evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

J A. ward, VIII Taught sch ,nI at
A--triI all winter. has returned tn
SIlinr IL rem tiu during the sum-
mrr
Senator M"hI"r il ia Topeka at
tending the SENATE high court nf inn
TrarhmrIi Ia it, s"S-iuns on the
liotkiu ra-r
v. NJ. I!al.iWi ia aud family, Of Can
TIM, will call Salina home in the fu-
ture. Mr.. l'aldWin H. n brothrr-in-
Law of u. u BEARD.
Friday Mr.. u ,nk"r. who was
ehsrg'I with "hnrkins' wheat,
plead guilty a. dad also one RrnzrI,
charged 18th petit larceny
Plenty "I old papers at this office
for house rlraning, all done up in
nice parkag"s uT - each for nirkle
or six bundles for a quarter.
V-rd Harris Wa found guilty Of
emhszZ!rmcnt Ia the District court
Friday. A. Ih- -um was unIy 81
D." will receive ilIi sentence.
The Er,ni"g Nctr> says the
slight" for the paper mill has been
located. For the love UI dera It or.
Typography where is il rndgett:
The County Sunday school Con-
ventiun meets at New Cambria at .
o'clock this afternoon. An interest
ing aud profitable time IL expected.
4 $lm,H0 paper mill, $T5, 900 gov
eminent huiIIing aud $40 WU opera
house are few uf the good things
In store for Sa!'ua -HHIchiHson
N,TS.
\ hotel was sold the other day nj
Salina for $Tj.OOO. That doesn't
look very much n il the bottom was
falling out uf things la Kansas.-E.
s. Star
a photograph Of President Cravens
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

Paul q Wtk-nhrt has returned
from "a three momIh'- trip To Texas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

1lT y. J.. l.. Dancing club gave
their farewell rarIy of the season
last Tuesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
BICYCLIST vs.. HORSE.
Which Will Hold the Worlds Record
Next Year.

One Of Augusta most enthusiastic and
fastest bicycle riders WAS standing on .
Water street corner yesterday morning
reading q JoUKsAL when one Of that
psper's reporters came up to him. The
young man was reading the despatch which
announced that the wonderful Sunol bad
wrested the crown from the hitherto inco M
parable Maud ) Hs was interested ard
no. little excited.
That is going" he exclaimed. then he
stopped and thought, ''its wonderful, he
added. Then. But It's not yearly IS won
derful As Willy wintles' ride last SAtur-
day, = mile on safety in ,. Is. That IS
phenomenal but this time ne1I year it will
be slow"
Then he joined the JOURNAL man And
walked down Water street.
This has been q wonderful year for rec
ord breaking. In athletics there is hardly
q record that hiss not been reduced within
the past ten months. Perhaps tie
beat performance was Cary's 100 yards
in 2 seconds. Then take horses, just
think how the records have been lowered
The pacing, stallion pacing and trotting.
the running, thlnk, ana many minor re-
cords have been sent down, now Sunol
comes along and down drops the trotting
record. But all these records have been
only reduced by few seconds or even
fractional parts Of seconds"
But when you get down to the neigh
borhood Of two minutes every little counts
up. it seems to me. Just think how long
Maud S.. record stood, said the reporter :.
That's true but how many years has 1t
taken to bring down the trotting record.
Las, 81, ,;r,,s do von hannah tn tnow
no" many years elapsed between "e u"e
when the record was 50 Ard the time that
il w..2l5?"
rh o,, ,;,o,, 40 tho, rsr, into the
1ohsSAh once SUI 'ooAeu up 'ne '"N"'
They found that in 1899 the geljlng Edwin
Eor,e.t cut the record down to 9 81 l-2, the
900. .-,,r ,;,o ,.,,.
-
later, in iS"o' biiiy DoFce' ah''nef seio'"s
brought il down to 2,lt II, the nearest to
.215. Then they went on with the CONVEX
49,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

f''l| ! ]
-~:. SI
NsS " n!4O
that we never before sold Dry Goods on
terms as tempting as we are now making
with purchasers It's a chance for 3
distinct and positive saving Of considers.
bic money. The more carefully you
compare our terms with ruling prices
elsewhere, the better satisfied you'll be
that we are not talking for tslking's sake.
We are not In the habit Of saying what
we cannot prove. The buyer is Just as
much entitled TO a profit as the seller.
aud you won't often have chance of
making more profitable purchase than
is afforded you by our
36-inch Tricotes at Is cts; act
nal value 25 cts. per yard.
One lot 36-inch Homespuns at
25 cts; regular price. 371-2
cts. per yard.
Better grades of Homespuns,
Broadcloth, from so cts. up
to S1.25 per yard.
Bedford Cords, "A inches wide,
at rs cts; worth Sl.OO per
yard.
New Styles Cotton Suitings, SO
inches wide, at IL 1-2 cts.
per yard.
Ask for our Kid Gloves, 5 hooks
at Sl.00; Z hooks at S1.25
per pair. Every pair war
ranted.
Remember, the Best Stock and
Latest Styles Of Ladies and
Children's Outside Garments,
Shawls, Fur Capes, Muffs,
etc., you will find at
4. & N. CallGrt's
CORNER WATER AND BRIDGE STREETS,
Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

."The.e lines, explained the rural editor.
were written nearly hfty year, ago by one
= no has for several yesrs lain in the grave
for his own Amusement"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
AMtSEMENTS.



Rev. A +. Dunning, d. D. writes from
No / Somerset St Boston II have listened
10 several Of Mr.. Rsg,L, lectures with
much pleasure. illustration. arc ,upe'e,
and hi. de. criptions ara so fully in harmony
with them, that both eye and Q N are eniisss d
in holdiug the mind with d@lish,' d interest.
Hsviug visited in his company som' Of the
scene. hs d~slIs en-, | sm helped b his
lecture. to recall them wildly"
B..hop J. II, Vincert, Btf.lo, N I
SAYS: FIR h'ilItarcy of illustration, for
slessnoe Of dic.ion, for c5sImu sly CT
delivery. ard for fullness Of iasuuttior,
Mr.. R,gsn'. lectures are prri ouu'ei by
old and cultivated Ch,utuqusns u su'p''"d
since III. very besis ming Of tie h'a'anqus
Institute"
Mr. R.rsn delivers "RsDblinss IN
Rome NJ MeoniAn Hall on Friday even
ing. Tickets at Kinsmsn's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

Is he a bright child Does he lnoh
healthy and happy He is bright, and he
is both healthy and happy He il thcIittle
sou Of Mrs. Henry f. Bowers. wife Of the
we'll known contractor and builder, who
reside, in Dorchester arrnne, South BON
Ton. Mrs Bowers has had quite nu eg-
perience with her children which expert
-nre we give in her own words as follows:
II have II little hoy two and one half years uf
age, the perfect picture II rugged hfytift, Hui
ilsp little yin uf four. taftriihite their Fs1
health AMI RpFrd temper 10 the G-t'Df Dr. Hands
ftnaic5is-
have uSfd, 81 occasion required. the entire
inc. and nave had Fnry iuarhrd results fro4t
he iplic tuff. Tough and Group Medicine, pt't
he Pleasant PLY SIC. isaye ucytT hitl any i,nt
god rtssiii' from the TIss, Of any al tJriu."
No mother would make statement Ike
he above unless she knew wholly whereof
she affirmed
a little book. illustrated, full Of sense
and suggestion will lie sent 10 anyon,. ifi
he land FREE. IL tells you how ~ do
FOUR part Ia caring for baby, and give.
'aluabIe advice from professional Nurses
u you want = trial bottle. or free book,
address 1HR HsvD MEDICINE 60, "a
berry St. Philadelphia, IA.
For Sale by CBas n. PAHTEI Dt.E. A"-
xasta; GEO. W. DORR, wsserviits; q. ~
BRANN. HsIIoSeiif GEo. y. wAHHEN.
GARDINER. ja'y96a 9, Tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
SECRETARY BLAINE LEAVES,
Mr.. Blaine Looking Remarkably Well
Frem HIS Sejsarn At the Old Home in
This City.

Wednssdsy morning Vice President Pay,
son fuckers private car vas run in on ths
N. c. hiding rear the baggage house In TIL,
city, little before half past nine o'clock
Mr.. Blssns's carriage drove down and Mrs
Blaine. Miss Blsine and the tvo
ifals Coppdnser boys and their nurse
vent into the car. They we're Joined
before Ioag BY Mr.. Blaine, Jamss
g Bisins, Jf., ard Mr. Louis Debt. Mr..
Blainss private secretary. Mr.. Msnlsy
and others called on the party before thsi,
departure.
Ga the arrival Of the 10 10 A. N. Train
the car vas switched on TO the main track
and vas coupled to the rear end Of the
train, which then pulled ont.
Mr.. blaine and his family spent last nigh
In Boston. They will 60 90 to Washing
ton, stopping over, probably. 1t New YoI K.
Ausus,sns Who have known Mr.. Blaine for
years say that it is long time sir &c
Names greatest statesman looked 80
we'll. His four weeks stay IN this
city has benefited him Immensely
He came here from Bar Hsrbor Sept. 25Ib.
The Coppingsr boys, Blsins and Connor
will in . short time 90 to San Antonio, Tex,
to join their father who 10 nov in commkpd
Of Fort Houston in tina. city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
SUPREME DiCitL COURT.
Hon, VIM. T.. Nhiirhouse, Presiding

q T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. s. CHoArE, clerk.
r. A. SMALL, sssnogrsphsr.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. u
Small VS. Csmpion trustees, Thu
case was cor cuded A. noon s1d the judge
reserved his decision.
The afternoon was occupied in an sx-
animation Of Evans A. Carleton and Frank
l.. Staples, applicants for admission to the
bar. The totmer studied in the office 81
l.. 4. Carleton snd the Ia'ter With BAKER,
Baker and Cornish. Both passed eIceE-
tionsliy fine examinations and were admitted
and the presiding judge took occasion to
psy them high bat we'll deserved comp i
ment. and they were heartily congratulated
a, the close BY every member OF the bar
present.
Adj urned until Thursday at . 80,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

Esps ci.lly infsu,s. 10 pre- vaIent more or ies'
~ oil times, but is largely avoided oy CIV
ing proper rourishmeni and wholesome
food. The N ,ss successful ard reliable Of
ali i. the CAL Borden "Eselr Brand Con
densed Milk. Your grocer and drusgis
Leen IL oc,ld Thurs sfolrm3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan.
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Anv reliable druggist who
may not hase it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIG SKRUP co.
- san FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, m. NEW roax. NJ
mAysdAviy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

All claim. not CONSISTENT with tie his b
chaf.c ,er OF Syrup OF Figs are puffosels
Az, ided by the Cal. FIG Syrup Company,
/. acts gently on the kidneys. liver and
bowels. cleansing the o stem e6ecsusiiy
but il is not cure-sH and makes no pre-
tensions ,bss every bottle viii not PUB
...,.;.,. oc.5 i&vfo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
OOn 9etersbura.

= Gin 2inb bes geter SAdfer lieei
an ber 9ipbtberitis franf barnieber.
- @itttpe Senopp 1T bic stpsi Isbten
Woden auf ber 8ranfenliite. bod 1T iie
tpieber auf ber 8eferune.
-Srau Mi6ae[ @aIter rsiFe borise
8ode mad 9euti6Ianb unb fJar tpies
BET am Sreita8 Der tiemIi9en @ohe
surtid. @etuiB bic f9neuite Sabrt, bic
ie semadt tuurbe.
Ser Stord febrte Iebte @o9e Bel
Barber WenaeI Elm unb binterIieB els
men pausbadisen Suneen. .-gud nod
orei anbere 8eIuhe madte Der Stord
bier, i'd iase aber niGt tuo.
@eoree Sarber unb 5rau febrten
Iebtsn Samitas bon elmer &eife aus
benz @eften auriid unb isbt fann ber
Sdorf4 tpieber auff4neiben.
- 9ebrse SduI3 Bat Ieinen Store
Seridbnern Iaiien, 70 baB ct fi@ NIT ie.
benz anbern uaeHen faun. Souls Weber
madte bic SoIsarbeit anb Ieste gbre
bantit Elm.
= gb. @enseI ferbirt in ieinsr
@irtbfdaft am naafen Samitae einen
eroBen Sreilun6, ipobei Wiuiif, San3
unb @efans bic @dfe ansenebm unters
baIten tuerben.
BUM SdIub bet Saiion ipirb i'm
Sarmonie @arten beS Germ u. Wabs
IerS an bieiem Donneritas Elm grntes
sSeit itattfinben, nit 8rsiSf6ieBen am
Nadmittas, tppbei baS Sarmonis Ors
DIETER muiisirt. Das 9ubIifum III
freunbIi4f einsetaben.
8ir mB6ten bic @barIes @agner
4Faire babin beridtieen, bab berfeIbe
bas gieentbum ni6t bon gtleT. SAB,
ionbern bon einem anberen Manne &c.
fauft bat, unb baB 9err Sas pbne iebe
SduIb an Der ean3en Sade lit, tpie ia
GER @a8ner beitdtisen fann.
-8um 8enefis bon @panb DeitIe,
ipirb am nddften Dienftas abenb in
Srant MedIer's SaIle Elm S9tpeir
ausseipieIt unb eS iperben ale Gidetbe.
iiber brineenb einseIaben. Gin 8ene'
fi3s8au pirb in 8erbinbune nit bei
sluspIrflun8 ifattfinben.
- Sin Sod! ben 9eutfden bor
Petersburs fiir ibre noble Ibeilnabml
am beutf6en Gage. Sic rliteten stpe
bubble @asen aus, sabIten ibre eiBen,
0iuiif unb Iisferten nod einen 1leber,
fdub an bas Sefepmite ab. glaei
&eipeft unb gut ab Dor bem bieiisei
Deutfdtbum, bas eeip:Ren anberei
StabttbeiIen aIS gorbiIb bienen fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Ser -Oeutfcbe Saa."

/Sm ausemeinen III bic sseier bel
Cages trob ber @lei6slltisfsit. ia, Of
fenen Oppofition bon seipiEer Seite,
abBerunbet perIaufen unb man Fam
Ipobl nur faeen, baB hie Deutiden Gbre
bamit einIesten. SebIer beim 9trranges
ment finb allerbinas beeansen tporben
unb tperben itd ereisnen, tpenn aud Elm
dbnIides Self gum bunbertiten MaIe
eefeiert tpfirbe; Der berfpdtete Ibs
narfd. bic tlneunit Der Witterung ries
fen @nttduidun8en berbpr-ber Ges
fammteinbrud aber ipar Elm gutter.
8ei fiinftisen berartieen Soften foIIte
man bon elmer 8arabe gang unb gar
abieben erfens iit cine ioIde init 3u
8roben Roften unb uneebeuren Anitrens
eunsen ftir man9e ber GOmites bers
fntpft, unb stpeitenS berbIeibt au tpenig
3eit fir bic eisentIide Seier in Der
Gale.
Der beifeIite 8unft ipirb aIIem Gins
ideine mad eIddIid umIdifft tperben
Inb es braudt Niemanb su ffir9ten,
gum 8tped ber 9edune zines 9efbite8
ansebetteIt au iperben.
Nu6 ben 9Ian aur @riinbuns elmer
Deutfden @efeLfdaft fat man nod
nidt fallen Iafien unb tpirb su eelesener
8eit fpieber barauf 3iridfommen. Sin
Bttes Ding min @eiIe baben, unb bur9
cine neberfiirsuns in Der SADIE fbnnts
man bieIeidt 9taes in Srase ftelIen.
Sc tpirb bas gine ober Mnbere iperben
Sine beutfde @efeui9aft ober Elm
oeutfdsamerifanii9er S9uI' unb 2eies
9erein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

terne, falte, Hare 8eritanb Sonatbani
burd unfer tiefeS, tparmes @emitb
Die Reisuns su 9umbus bur6 beutf6'
GbrIi6feit; Der Gang 3ur MeuBerIi6
felt anb OberfIddIidfeit burb beutias
SnnerIidfsit, Giefe anb @rtinbIidfeit.
ST SOnatban praftifd, mir baben
Gbeorie ipiG ct ettpas eeIten,
mir tpoIen ettpas ne erben. Sft
Sonatban eiteI, mir ipoIlen befdeiben
iein; benz Sorf6anestriebe Sonatbans
iebsn mir 9ietat Besen bas slIte sesen'
tiber.
Aber umeefebrt barf beutf1e SpieBs
birserIi6feit unb 8biIiiterei ii1 eredns
sen i'm @anaen unb fiir's @anse; beuts
fde Srembldnberei am amerifanifden
glationaIeefdbI. beutide @enubiudt
unb beutfde 8niderei an Sonatban's
@snisfamfeit unb 2iberaIitat, beuti6e
@eItieIiefeit an praftifder Srbmmiss
felt, beutfde &irdenIoIgfeit an ameris
faniider 8irdIidteit. Sur 70 finbe i'd
ben @es gum Srieben. aur 8eribbnune.
l1nb ba nur baS @ute in MIIen tpabIs
bertpanbt if, 70 muB Der @dbrungs>
pro3eB aud Elm 8einieunsSpro3eB iein,
babel es beibt: ,,Miait bu, 6aB mir
binein ins SauS bid bauen, IaB es bir
Sefaaen, Stein, baB mir bid bes
bauen 2"
@ir Radfomrnen eines groben 8pIs !
tes baben in ber 8ufunft, tpie mir 8
setban baben in Der 8ersansenbeit. i'm
Dienit ber @abrbeit, nidt i'm Dienft
BET 2dse, im Dienit BET @eredtisfeit,
nidt i'm Oisnit beB @elbsriperbs, i'm
Dienf bes GemeinipobIs, nidt i'm Sns
tereiIs elmer Clique i'm SamiIiens, fos
siaIen, poIitifhsn unb reIieibfen 2sben
,u fteben. gietdtspol adtenb auf bic
Sprade unb Site unIerer 8ater, lies
benb iid aneienenb bic Sprade un6
Orbnunsen bieIes 2anbes, bas uniereS
8oIfes 8inbern Obbad unb Seimatb
Betporben lit. GreuIid I'M Nnbenten
bebaItenb ben beutfaen 4aar unb iei.
ner Sarbe f9Dara, tpeiB, rotb-aber |
treu ber eeSdnorenen PHidti in ber |
neuen Seimatb, mo Sreibeit, @Iei6beit
lnb 8raberIidfeit, sefdabt burd ben |
9lbIer unb ba8 Banner red, white and
blue, mir bic Srase bon Neuem beants |
Ipprten
@as 1T bes Deutiden 8aterIanb ?
90 nenne enbIi9 mir ba8 2anb!
go tpeit bic beutfde 8unse fIinst
limb @ptt i'm 9immeI 2ie6er fin8t,
Das if bss 9euti6en 8aterIan6,
$50 Gibe fdtp5rt ber Druid ber Sanb.
$50 Treue beu bonn gtuse bIitt
llnb 2iebe tuarm i'm Seraen iibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Sfrbf=
@r0ffnllllo.
Ne0ale iiberlaoeit nit
8aaren. Nretie anf
oetlt nieOrigiten
Ynntte.
@robe gortbeiIe in &Ieioeritoffen

@robe gortbeiIe in &Ieioeritofen
| so. 1.-@ans iuoIlene Suitines in
bunfIen Serbftfarben, punftirt, gefreifi
unb einfad. bic febr biIIig au so @ents
iinb, unfer 9reis 80 @ts.
ylo. Q. = garbbreite Suitinas in
6unfIen Serbffarben, eeitreift un6 eins
fa9. tpertb 35 Gents bic Ausipabt ftlr
% Gents.
ggtra i&pere gIaib Serbffoffs su
40 @ents ertra fdnerer SGarIa6s
SLAMMED. gang @oIle, 25 gts.
Sdpere. gang tpoIIene, eetpiirfeIte
unb seitreifte beim8emadte SIannsGs,
90 Gents.
Sbufer SIannel. 5 @ents.
@anton SIannea, 5 Gents.
9raue Semben file NGnner. 80
@ents. tpertb 80.
S4arladbemSen fdr Mdnner. 45
Gents, tuertb 65.
3inbers8efs bon 10 @ts. aufpdrts.
8lane Denien 1leberboien, 45 gts.
Olaue Oenieit Saden ftlr UtGnner,
35 gents.
NeeferS. Cadets, W1uffs,
Nel5mtitem.
9r6btes Gfortement.
30ssblIise 8sefsrs, $4.75, tpertb 81.
30'abai8e 8eefers, peIabeiebt, s6.75,
tpertb $40.
s25.
8ibbanbfdube bon SO gts. auftpdrts.
lleberreite bon 8dnbern aum baIben
Breiie: 4 GentS fiir 10 geHtS ipertb
8-@ents ftir Is Gents tpertb; 10 @ents
fur 20 Gents iuertb.
Bargains in allen Oepars
temeutS in
SS0lter's,
12S BpUmin8 2tbemme.
Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
0on Der Sabfeite.

SObn SOneidser bon grospeet gUe.
1T eefdbrti9 erfranft.
Cine Sibuns Der Sabfeite SanbeIss
beb6rbe ipurbe am 9ienItae gtbenb in
Storr's Gale abeebaIten.
- Das ,,8pGenbEatt" entbdIt ben
befen 2oFaIs8eri9t anb ale Toniieeu
gleaiefsiten bon Sntereffe.-9eur s2.00,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
@efferm Oreffeb Sect.

auber ben swei earIabuusen 5u8eri6tetes
aIeiidl. bas mir Moutag nno Donneritag ere
SaIten, empfaneen mir td9li9 frifd .geidLa9'
fetes GIeifd pom 9anoe, friide nno aalf.eier,
Butter. 2afe uub Gauoprcoutte lberbaupt.
aBir baben feruer eineu Borratb oer befen
DoIoana mnrt. friide uno 9efal1ene Sanl'
tern, Rippen, Gbnds, &unofiide etc. llnier'
4oIoanaiuurR iibertrift ale anoere.
Sale & 60,
IL f0t aadaiuanHa dbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Ser GplIeffpr

fommt mad ben nddRen 8abItasen
pofitib, unb tpirb auf ber Slbs
feite suerft feline 8unbe MAIDEN. g8ir
erIuden frertnbIidf, ii6 barauf bOrsus
bereiten. Ser SerauSeeber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Mntbractte 8a,t gSereim.
9ie idbrIi6e gsrIammIuns iinbet om

Mpntas, ben 26. Oftober,
bon bis baIb 10 llbr gbenos. i'm aeuobnIi
den 8sriammluueslufaIe our BabI sines
8ralloenten, 8ije 8rdfoeuten Sefretdrs
Shabmeifters uno orei 0ireltoren ltatt.
SIM auftra9 Der 9ireftsren.
9atob 8. Miller. Ser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

Safob 2miber bon gittston abenue
ipurbe am Dienifas iueeen 8eSrobuns
ieiner 6amiIie na6 bem @efdngnifIe
fpebirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
8reb. Weartin'S
.N0l0ce" SOteI,
288 s 285 Nenn Mpe.

gDarme unb faIit epeiieu Su ieber Cages
Aeit. Q RobinfOn's Bier on 3apf. Geiniter
BfefTtr unb RoHosram S6Haps. Gbam.
naaiier uno Wbein @eine. Stiber Gunfd
ieSeH MoreeH. eIsttrifde 6ddr; feline
blieesR. aeIePbOH 30. ss4.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-05
A TRICKY WOMAN.
She Attempts to Get Away With an Enemy
but Is Caught in the Act.

She Attempts to Get Away With an Enemy
but Is Caught in the Act.
Superintendent Weir yesterday notified
philadelphia Mary."a notorious woman,
to quit No. % Second avenue, where she has
been living for nearly week, within u
hours, else he would send her to the work
house. The Superintendent was acting
upon a complaint made by William Nc
Kenzie He rents No. % and keeps room
ers. On Monday the woman, apparently
respectable, called with her son and en-
gagged and paid for two rooms for a
week. She had hardly gotten located
in the place until she began
making things decidedly uncomfortable for
Mckenzie and his family. She said she
had just sold her store in Lawrenceville
and she insisted upon buying McKenzie's s
lease on No. %. He would not release the
place and the woman became enraged and
threatening Then Mckenzie learned that
the woman was Philadelphia Mary, that she
had endeavored to lease No. 30, just adjoin-
ing, but the police mad refused to allow the
woman to locate there because Mckenzie
had protested against the house being rented
to her.
He then realized the woman's purpose in
attempting to buy his lease. He offered to
refund the money to the woman if she
would leave, but she insisted on staying.
Detective Demel notified her to leave the
place. If she does not vacate this morning
Superintendent Weir will have her arrested,
charged with falae pretense.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-05
FREE FROM GAS COMPANIES.
Arrangements for Burning Coke Under
the Jail Boilers.

Arrangements for Burning Coke Under
the Jail Boilers.
Court House Superintendent Mercer has
very nearly delivered himself from the die
tatorship of the Peoples Natural Gas Com
pany. He kept record of days for time
on which there was shortage-thus, Oc-
tober 5, 9, Ia, % and 90, and then the rec
ord slate broke, the shortage being matter
of daily occurrence, which forced itself into
general notice among all, or at least those
who did business in the Court House.
The Superintendent suggested that three
boilers should be fitted to burn coke, so that
in pinch the spirits in prison should not
freeze. Court might be ad journed and the
county Offices close on cold days without ir-
reparable ruin, but the Jail must be heated,
as the spirits there are not like those of
corn and rye, but suffer from changes of
temperature. The County Commissioners
came to see it in the same light and now,
even should the gas fail entirely, there will
still, in a pinch, be sufficient caloric to fur
nish heat and power, also to run the eleva-
tors.
The latter will not run without steam,
and steam cannot be had without fuel.
Some who have been complaining of the
trouble they met IN getting up stairs did
not know what was wrong. Burning coke
makes considerable work and dirt, but the
smoke resulting is not sufficient to materially
foul either the building or atmosphere.