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The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Mrs John Scanlon received severe in
juries, Wednesday, being knocked down
by horse. She was walking in the
road and had turned out for the team of
j. j. Schemerhorn. not noticing that
John r. Peck wrs close behind. She
stepped back into the track just in time
to be struck by Mr. Peck's horse, which
he was unable to stop in time. She was
knocked down, but was able to get home.
DR. EN- Smith was summoned and found
no bones broken, only bruises. The ac-
cident was unavoidable.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Monday evening, party of Bethelites
came to Newtown and made merry at
Dicks MOTEL; Tuesday, two parties from
Danbury met at the same excellent hos
tlery. Among the latter party we're DR.
and Mrs w. II. Rider, DR. and Mrs w. j..
Rider.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

just think of it. Good oranges I5c dozen
two dozen 25c; Florida oranges % and 35c al
e. f. Hawley'S.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Mrs Ambrose Taylor of Bridgeport has
bought piece of woodland of Mrs Cor
bett of Gas street and timber will be cut
for railroad ties.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Dennis w. Nash has been quite sick
for several days.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

The school board will meet at the Mid
die district school house, Saturday, 10th,
to examine those wishing certificates for
the coming term.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

The desirable house opposite st johns
church, the north side, will be ready to rem
Go a small family. February l. For furthel
particulars enquire of FL. Law HELLER.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Rev 4. III. butcher will hold service,
next Sunday afternoon at 3, at the aims
house, if it does not storm.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Warner, Taylor s Curtis are offering line
OF chiidren's and girls's School cloaks at 81
reduced from So.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Mrs l.. c. Gilbert and daughter Lillian
have visited Mrs &c. Bommos of Bridge
port.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

M. G. Hawley, who has spent several
weeks in California, is expected back,
next week.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Streets perfection buckwheat -four in pack
ages and in bulk in boat made and perfectly
pure, alao choice Sugar House and maple
ssyiriips at e. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23
ROXBURY.

Rev Mr. Cooley's S4th birthday cele-
bration, Thursday evening.
Isaac Prindle and Leroy Beardsley are
quite ill, threatened with pneumonia.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

A four-horse sleighing party from
Danbury stopped at Taylor's hotel, Mon
day night.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Amos L. Hawley of Hawleyville broke
his circular saw. Monday, a log falling
on it.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Thomas V. Lillis has bought II horse
and sleigh of William Wakelee.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Lack Of quorum prevented the special
meeting of the board of directors Of the
NewtOWn hook and ladder company,
Monday night.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Mr. and Mrs 1. Percy Blackman have
been in Worcester, Mass, returning
Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23
nIsTRICTOFN 50, Probate Court
u January 81 1891,

nIsTRICToFN EWToWN.s 50, Probate Court
II January 81, 1901,
Estate of ALBERT a, TURNER, late of
Newtown, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of New
town hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be
deDarred recovery All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make 1mmed1
ate payment to AARON SANFORD, Adj
miniStratOr.
TOR SALE OR TO RENTING House now
L occupied by DI. E.. NJ. Smith. Apply TO or
address MISS ANN b. BLACkMAN, New
Joyyh, Conn.
THOR SALE CHEAP-I 2-Horse Power,
r Thresher and Cleaner, S-foot Saw com
pIete e. d. BRISCO, Botstord, Conn.
yITANTED-A good competent Girl for gen
w eral houseWnrE. Enquire at once OF r..
n, HAWLEY, NeWtown.
MTANTEp-An experienced Teacher for the
wv school in Lands End district. AnplY to
HsA. HAWLEY, Hawleyyille.
h11E will buy a first Glass $I35 Column
nj lO bia Safety, 1890 model; been run
only dozen miles: +. 3. BANKS, Greenfield
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

r HEREBY GIVE NnTICE-That will pay.
i no bills contracted in my name, without
q written order ANNA T.. SPENCER, sole
proprietor of the Walsh place, near the Paper
Mill, Easton, Conn,
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

complete stock OF Humphreys homeo-
found at e. F. Haw1ey's, only SOC bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

A surprise party was given at Martin
Talty's, Monday night, about 20 friends
from Danbury attending.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

There was no evening service at st
Johns, Sunday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Fine line Of SHAFT bells, from 7oc up, string
bells. sleds, etc at n, r. Hawley'a at bar
gain prices
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Born, Tuesday, Goth, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs f. II. Sutliff of Southington.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Mrs Cook from Shelton has been with
the family of l.. b. Lake.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

S. F. Tilson has sold pair of working
oxen to Seeley of Brewster.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

About 40 attended the service at Haw-
leyvllle school house, Sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev G. Il. Linsley.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

S. d. Croffut has been in New Haven
where he attended a grand Masonic con-
clavp
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23
HOW YOU MAY FIND US,

Yes we've moved It is old story now but you may be
looking for the clothing which burned out think
they have few Ovecoats that sold out at the
Fire Sale We've got about 100 40 Overcoats not sod
last season Ut Spring before the us
se offer these boys and mems So to SIS
Coat less than they ought bring but money
still in these coats and afford to- We are opposite
the old Danbury savings bank Main street, White 'front.'
White sgn White letters glass and white treatment in
sde We selling goods at prices $40 for an all
wool Black Chevio Suit for boywe cait the McKin
ley Suit Mothers, you dress your boys an all wool
Jersey Suit for SO.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

Ladies' prayer meeting next Tues day
at o'clock, with Mrs Middlebrook.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23
NEW MILFORD.

Miss Jennie Sanford of Bridgeport is
in town.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23
STRICT OF NEwTowN, IS Probate Court

INSTRUCT OF NEWToWN, IS Probate Court
IL January 10, 1891.
Estate of MICHAEL GRIFFIN, late OF
Newtown, in said district. deceased
The Administrator having ex hiblted ms al
ministration accoant with said estate TO TINS
Court for allowance, it is
ORDERED-That the 26rh day OF January,
1881 at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. lat the Probate
Once in Newtown, be and the same is assign
ed for q hearing on the allowance of said
administration account, with said estate, and
this Court directs the Administrator to cite
all persons interested therein to appear at
said time and place, by publishing this order
in some newspaper having circulation IN
said District, and by posting copy on the
public sign-post in the Town of Newtown
where the deceased last dwelt. Attest NJ J.
BRADLEY, Judge.
nISTRICT OF NETTOWN, SIS. Probate Court
IL January 20, 1881.
Estate of MARY MOSGROVE, late OF
Newtown, i'll said district, deceased
The Executor having exhibited his adj
ministration account with said Estate to this
Court tor allowance, it is
ORDERED-That the 26th day OF January,
1891, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the
Probate Office in Newtown be and the same is
assigned for a hearing on the allowance OF
said administration account, with said Es-
tate, and this Court directs the Executor TO
cite all persons interested therein to appear
at said time and place, by publishing TINS
order in some newspaper having q cifcuia-
ton in said District, and by posting a copy
on the public Sign-poSt in the town OF New
town where the deceased last dwelt. Attest,
NJ. j. BRADLEY, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23
BETHEL.

ID. p. Fairchild of Danbury expects to
give lecture on building and loan asso-
Citations in Nichols opera house.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

TO you sew Carpet Rags? Special offer. This
u is humbug. For One Dime, we will
send you something that will do the work in
Ia the time and save lots OF thread. Address
HOME NOVELTY CO., PIG Adam ST., Brook
lYn, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-23

E,OR RENT-A desirable Milk Farm to rent
Il of 200 acres, with suitable outbuildings,
situated three miles from Bridgeport, on Park
avenue extension possession given April 4,
1891. Enquire of LORENZO HALL, Akron,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
a YCLLov FEVER vlcTia.
lie Escaped tho Eullcso. Cus tho Scou-c
Oyc-l

lie Escaped tho Eullct5. Cus tho Scou-rc
Overt oo!; I-!rl.
In the ycal of the lcct yellow fever
c"'!":mic IN the South, says the New
l"riI Tribune, o::c OF the first men 70
.;ci! the diGcc5c ct arraIacr rcSort On
thc Culi v23 tall, rather hcavily-built
E.ac, viU2c eye wa3 dark and keen,
c'Id @!:o wore very fine Grey Imperial.
lie w23 Q atril:inSly ESrGicornc raca,
with l:i5 military carric,cc c.,d l:i9
strong f2cc. But hi5raGancr v:cs grSyc
and chilling and hc ,aadc few ccguaint-
Elez5. Staying 1t tic biz hotel vs3
man wao, il earlier Ifs, had lived in the
Wet, bat who Ghortly after the war
had married . Southern widow, who
owned : auJ2r plantation ca the Mig
niScipri river. lie l;acw Major Wells,
the ctr.HJcr, cI,d OF the evening wl:cn
the l2jor died told the following Gtory
toa group. CT Inca who rat on one OF
tic hct,. vtr2rdaa:
when ! fret s2w Wells he va5 =
Deputy CGitcl States M-rshal in Nc
v;:dS. lie Tc5 60 cool cnd d.riag That
Ec c2cncd GbSclUtcly indifferent to
death. lie Hcvrl calmly walk i:.to
bIr-rooI:l filed with reckless gamblers
Gni Gc1pcr3tc outlaws, ricls cat lis
man: ac-rccly aayinJ word, and ,aarc,,
lin oSt t.c doSr without placing his
h:::d CT :. vc2Do1, or holding himSc!f
il rc-dincS5 i5r IL attack.
Corning down the at-cct one day
heard rApil G.rin.. and lool;inT W s.vy
Wells standing bchi.:n the atuInp Of T.
tree ithc GtG.a.;3 still stood il the atrcctI
where the t:ccS had b-ca fcllcd) cEl
three mon blazing Gvgay 1t him. Wells
was - rigid ~ = :.t3tI. hin face little
white, but Ul!lovc:l. lie wa3 q Surg
shot with . r>volvcr, cad s.Dcctcd to
So him dr,.1 hi5 Si::-ahootcr aal drop
his men IL one, two, t'lrSc order. bat lie
did rot stir. For rl3.a2at Ehc ballctj
r2i-cl cro3:!l there, c2l then the Gound
oE t.c a!!co:i2J a2LIc2ly cccz2d. The
three nc5 had c:np.ic;l t..Gir rcvolvcrS.
ut t-:ct iEI5tant, qui2,E 81 : flash, and
Ti.h tiger bou::t, Wells lc2pcd before
TIC thrcS acn, :nd, whipping out his
revolver, with = swift ctrol:c OF lis crl:1,
coTcTcd them. They I'll stocd stool.
Stiu. Tho whole thing took lcCJ time
Than it docs 10 draw Il lony breath.
'fhcn '!c Srilnly walked the three of
tV.-. OF and lie saw them securely
loe!:cd UP.
IL met him few hours later lcaniar
G-rclc13ly over = bar, rs easy and un-
con2crno0 - IL he had never heard the
crack OF Si::-5hootcr.
"'Gool heavens, Wcl,s,' said {,
him, why did you let those fellows
blc=c 22cy 1T you without rc: irninr .
G&oi' Thu chances were fifty to one
cCL', / you.'
'TAc-c was ? quiet emile ca hi lips
tEhHl Inc answered that words can not
dcS2cibc, and in his eye was tic twinkle
OF 2 la2l who loved q good joke:
"'Thcrc wGo Just one ball in tho
chamber Of my revolver, hc said, and /
thought r.. .iht need IL la:cr.'
"And there IL = man." said the
a2calicr, after . Gliyht pause, who de-
fed tho bullets of tcspcradocs for
years, and who went down like child
before the fever"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
HlGfi-PRiCED DRUGS.

rTc?ar:t:or1 T7.iich A-c ns Costly MS
1r 'rloij Stonc3.
We wonld. l. .h:.. s.. wonder less ut
the fancJ -ncrGcs made by I,'ysicians
and hurGconD who have ra,. and cX-
ccptionol caSc3 il charge ii VIC olly
l;ncw the cost of dru.:J they rac in
special diseases. For the benefit 9; +hc
:fmy CT "thc curious" tic st. Louis
Republic has PREPARED Tic following
list OF Ccarco and expensive drugB:
Thrcc.Iound bottle of al!ialoid Of
nconitinc, SiGo.50; quartcr-ounco win, Of
chclidoaiac Cll;aloih, . new drug iscl
in hi;iD GiCcacco, C-rofrlc and tirO;Hy,
&sG; cocaine, about $l2o per pound. a
fvC-ounCc ccttlc Cf "truc Cotoin' will
cost CcCUt G3ao, CT about $40 an cuucc.
Cryttslo Ct Clatcrin, g poison used In
calc5 &C hydropEobia and lccl:jaw. pre-
pared L'Cn e plant called S!cutl, Hilcri-
can li.dian GROW, 10 worth about Si4j
rcr ounce.
Among ether ccS0y tirugo we might
mention the following ard u. differ.
cnt ciae bott,cD and vialo in which they
CSC cold: AGIricin, al ounccc, G;3T5;
colocynthin, o. OUNCES, Gil4.T5; con.
Inc hytlrochlcratc, az ouncco, So2ij;
~ ouncco, S37.io; Ecntioin. ~ ounces,
Gol.15; hcliotropin, 6 OUNCES, so1.25;
dydrcatino hydrocllcratc, Gi5 ounccc,
9loLGo; papayotiu, used ao rol, ,nt FOR
tiio diphthcric membrane, 10 ounce bot.
tic, per Uottlc, SiGo.5o.
Bc9idco Tho Gbovo there nrc variouo
rfcparctioAo made from the Calabar
bean, tho ext CT which 10 nmasii.i;.
Tloy nro chiefly uscd Ia diScnDco Of The
eye. Ono 10 called physostiumine
rllsaloid, end coSto Si075O per ounce
vial. rhycottiSmino crybtGls nro Gtill
moro cxpcnsiyc, being cold in two md
one-liGlf ounce bottleD 1T o cost Of
s5oji5. Still cuothcr preparation Of
tao Calcbar 10 pbyroBtigminc colicy-
l2ta eryctL.o. cn e:i1tccrcti: drug that
t'nro)y fnrniGhco Citing capohc.t fer
th!c tyramid of cootly tufts, which 10
farniahod 70 thc coraurer who 10 nblc
70 pay ct tac rccGonablc charge Of 9l,-
Glo,C!o for & t.o ounce vial.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
VOLUME 25.
Reno Justice.

Tom Uym,rs nnl w. J. Curtis, the
arcai.na;. droYc across THERON b-iiGr
las, Fciliy at n rapid rltc oT srcci ~
order 'o "tHrt tho b7id"a." Tans
wantel Curtis opinion us to it's condi.
tinl. and somc uaivrlin= wretch sToTa
ont complaint against Ton FOR vio.
la,ing the city ordnance for driving
fnstsr than walk" across the s;ruct-
rrc. Mr.. Hymcrs wIs yankcd UP in
Judge Linn's Court FOR fast driving.
1t seems strange tn fine city father
when in tho legitimate discharge Of
his duty. But such is lifo in tho far
West. Reno G. Izcttc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

The Washington Post INSERTS en-
phaticaliy that the President wil!
veto the free coinage bill, shpull it
pass th" House, no mnttor whether
tho olccti ms LilI is dctc4trd or not.
II also says Speaker Reed will make
every cndcAvor TO thwnrt tho silver
mon in their attempts to get the bill
b efoTe the House.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
Miles Getting .incry.

a Dispatch dated Pho Ridge, Jan.
&c. says:
This morning it was rc!uctnl on
COOL authority that General Miles
had osl,rel tho civilians Ia keep out
or tho h"s;iir camp bccauao nc in
tended To d;slrm tic Indians il lie
hnG 10 shelf the camp Ia accomplish
i:is purposc. Aijt. Gen. Carhinc WAS
asked il General Miles had iaSucd
such an order but ha womll neither
.aGuS or deny such determination.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Minist"r-"ics. my dear friends,
st. Paul was. inIcel wonderful man.
When We consider his cUliur" and
learning. his infinite tact, his rcuGy
and eloquent power OF speech, vc
feel almost justified il styling him
Tho Chauncsy NJ. Depcw OF III,
B.b.o.'"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

The comm, Legislature shoull re-
district tn, Sat-, and provide for tho
clc,tioa OF Il District judge by the
legal voters ui otc.I ia II :ili District.
There ia M g)pi rcl>oa why the
voters o. L'neo!a couaiy gboulI as
Eis: ia ciaasih! judge for Elk,
county, or visS versa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

In tho District Court at Reno
IhursdaY morning j. G. Bowen wus
eontonccd to l0J days in tho county
jill Tor scl!ing whiskoy TO Indians.
fity that somo parties in EIko who
hro guilty OF The s"mn offence cou.d
not DO convicted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Silver State: -wo undciptnnd tha,
tho Reno Board of I'radc. commonly
cnlloa tho State Board Of Trade viii
ondcavor TO hnvo nn Act passed .,
proprlnling 10000 TO bo used In
building n roller elsating rink in Tint
liitlo burg.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

GonorHl Miles has probably tho
largest force operating against tho In.
dinhs that has bccn brought tolcil, r
IN ono campaign since tho war.
Twelve regiments Of infantry, livo of
cavalry aud about half Il regiment OF
artilory.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

a recent mining discovery in Win.
homucca Monntnin, which tho owners
hiV' named thu Goid.bay, IL, tho
SilVer . .nto saya, proving t. bo quit,
large vein, anl gives promise or
bringing W'nncmucl to tho front us II
mining camp.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

AL tho papers in tho s5tltc. with
the exception OF tho Virginia Enter.
prise, seom TO favor n constitutional
Convention. The RcycilIc, homovc-
thinks that printing Unconstitutional
Convention, Yes" on tho Democratic
tickets wGs hardly Il fair deal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Tho Times correspondent snys Tho
SAT- LAKE dclatcl mcnt Of tho United
states army, numbering four hundred
o'hccrs and iiicn, would start to.tny
Tor Fort DonsIas. on their return
from tho sconc Of the Indun wcr IN
Dakota.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

r - =, -.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

lho Cirson Tribune, orc o. 10
hcweiost local papers OF Nevada, II. 9
entered ulon lis thirty sixth 30. u,n,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-22
Simburoer RGfe.

Ser nielbeliebte 2tmburger &GIe lit iebr
lei1t anSutertigen. Wtat DertDenDet entz
tpeoer friihe Otilb ober CUR 9dlfte frii6e
unb our 6dlfte ab9erabmte, sD0lf Stunben
aupor gemolfene WtiI6. Die W2ilh tptro
tubtparm nit Sab uerleben. gta6 Elm big
anoertbaIb Stunoen tptrb Der eeb0rtg bid
getponnene &Gie tebutlam in pieredige,
offene b0laerne Sorn1en Don etpa l SUB
0Dbs Ino $50 Quaorat35u 8ooenflG6e gez
ibDpft, tpelhe in ben Setten uno i'm 8oben
eintge tleine G0der gum Nblaufen Der Wtols
fen baben. Oieles 9blaufen gebt auf einem
nit 3innen neriebenen Glide 3iemli6 i6neQ
por It9; gleibSeittg iebt it6 Die Wtalle in
Der Sorm aud pbne auBeren Druid inner
balb "a Stunoen auf ungefGbr 3 bis 4 3Da
Oide sulammen. Die nod 9a1s tpei6en
G6le tperoen bann berauSgenommen, in
bo%l3ernen @eiteIen auf Strob nit Der brett
ten Seite mad ltnten bi6t a%neinanoer eez
felt uno in oerielben Netle 1nebrere Sage
lang BON etl1em, Sadie auf ETH anoeres gee
.bra1t unD 9etpen0et, UNI Dterour6 nebr
gu trpdnen, felter gu tperoen un0 ei1e regelz
m6Bige plerfanttge @eItalt gu erbalten.
lfo1 bier bis flint Sa9eu tperoen Die &Gie
auf getpobnli6e &GlegeiteQe auf Die i6u1alc
StlltI ltUCI StluuS uuN UeHl ultueltll tlII>
fernt, geitelt uno bier Eodmols getpenpet.
glad adt Sagen neroen tie 9eiaI3en. tnoem
man lie i6ihtneile iibereinanDer le9t uno
anti6en teoer Sage bas Sal3 einftrent.
9fun bleiben ite 10 LANCE unberiibrt, bis lid
bas Sals gana eit9e3ogen bat; bann tperz
ben lie wieber auf Die @eiteue auf Strob
geiteut uno b6uftg getpenbet, Inn 5u trpdz
lltn. @cnn ite nad stpei bis bret Wotben
gu troden eri9etnen, ,rdidt n1a ie ~einieee
male nit Sal3tpaiier. Sobann paft man
iie in Soften ooer SCRIBE, nilnmt ite aber
bon ;3eit gu j3eit pieoer berau5 unb feubtet
tie NH SalSmaiier II 9ta6 etni9en W1o>
naten itno Die &die gum @ebrau3 geeignet.
iDenn AUDI nod nl1t gang retf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-22

belt es ft9 bor 2uem nm Die @ernihtung
Der Wtnteriporen, B. b. nm Ssrnt6tung
Der Stoppeln uno oeS Strobes Der befaIlez
men TeIOer uno Der Hhansen, auf penen Der
9il3 it6 enttuifelt. 0a !eBtereS user ntdt
tmner dn8ebt. 10 lit audi nad onoeren
Ntitteln umiaau au baIten uro bier foumt
IS Dor Nllem in 8etraht, m0alibH mioerz
itanosfdbige @etreioearten ouSfi1oia au MAJ
6en. t6ier fonn Der praftiide Tarn1er
Dnrh Beoba6tun9en Der gSiiienIhaft porz
orbsiten. Man weiB, bah Die J~toltpilse am
beiten gebetben bel bober IBarn1e IN g8alierz
b6mpfen unb auf 3artsn metnen 9flansen.
8eionoers ma6t Elm iippiQer Stanoort Die
8flausen empfdnslid fir 6oit, weB6alb III
Der Geael Elm Sporenbero entltebt en- Stels
len, mo Die uertaulten 0teite zines S6obsrS
bas @etreiOe 5u GROCER %lleppigteit b%ringen.
9teraus ergiebt ii6 BON ielbft Die Dirt Der
B~efdnpfung: Die Bei6affuue 9~eetgueter.
observation-disclosures @etreibearten lit bas
tpt1ti9ite Weittel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-22
Soo oen Goo Dor.
Grceifher SeIbitmoro eines iun9en mdoz
4ens aus Gaft=Sa9tnaw mt4.

Gin Iuuges Wtdo6en, Nanens &atie Wfcz
SntDre begging leBte9S06e in 0em0aule tbrer
Sbweiter, Der Trau Salnes QanDD Sslbltz
morb. Seattle fam am l. Wtai aus GAIT
Saatnatp, no iie I'M bancroft 6oule" gez
Qrbettet bate, ltab SblcaGo, um tbre franfe
SbDeiter 81 pflegen. 0ter nabte iie Die
8efanntldaft BON Sobn QanhD, Der elm
bGuftger Belu6er in Dem 0uuie ietneS gruz
Oers Dar uno Dor ungefQbr bret Godben
tDalen Die Veioen ell Urautpadr. Der
lleberreoun9 elmer SreunDin BON &atie,
ytamenS Mnuie 6rei0Doule aus Golelano,
Die cine tn1ttncttDe Nbnetgung gegen ben
tungelt SalloD begte,, gelarg eS, Dteier Die
Sadie leto 5u MAIDEN uno Seattle entl6LoB
fib bas GerlDbniB auf5uheben unb na1
@aft SagtnalD 5urild3utebren. sic cling
ath mtrtlt6 am S0mltag obne ibrer
S6meittr oet eigentli1en @rltno ansuqez
ben. Sames Qanbp folgte tbr am Wontaq
uno es 9elaltg tbm tie our GidfeAr ulto gut
6eiratb letnes 8rHDers SoDn su bepegen.
Nm 9te1ftag Nbeno nm 7 ubr iolte bic
Srauun9 oes jungen Yaares itattftlloen.
Qn WtOrgen bate Das iunQe W6oden nit
tbrem 8rdutigam einen Spa3ierqQnq oez
maht uno i6tdte bieien oann in bic Staot
UNI oas 0od5ettsfleto 3u bolen, mGbreub Tie
IttpIt ISp ~ W. Nlut1'Itl 3Atuu6UB. IHI .
l1br Wa6mtttags gtng ie ats, UNI, tpie tie
ia9te, einen Brtef in ben Saiten gu tperfen.
Sci tbrer Gldfebr febrte ite mieoer in ibr
3immer 3urid. DIS Sames 9anbD nm 6
u6r bon Der 9lrbeit na6 6aule fam, flopfte
er an &atie's Sbire unb nuroe auf9eforoert
etn5utreten. gu ietnem grDbten S6reden
fano er Seattle alf Dem gette liegen uno ith
Dor S6meraer pinoen. Sic ge1taub i6m,
baB tie @tft 9enomnen babe, UNI i9rem 2ez
ben Elm @noe al MAIDEN, tpeil es ibr ultm0qz
lid Jet leinen 8ruoer Sobn 3u beiratben.
Ser iofort berbei9erufene 9tr3t tpanote leine
gauge Stunt an, a6er Dergebltd, binnen
t~Denigen Stunoen mar oos blibenoe iunoe
Wtdoden eine Set6e.
Seattle WecSntDre mar 20 Sabre alt unb
itets belteren Sinnes, tpesbuGb ollie ibre
Sreunoe erltaunt paren, ais tie bon ibrem
Selbitmoro borten. 6err uno sSrau 9aubp
laaett aber, bah Seattle in LETTER 3eit in ionz
oerbarer @enltbSDerfaiun0 getDeIen lei.
OaS urtbetl Der goronerss eSurD luutet
ouf ySelbitmoro in einem settpetligen 3uz
ltanoe bon Wabnfinn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-22

60c bas 0tO., selbe @iiben 4O@5Oc, weiBe
30@35c, 0tbabQrber 15c. @20c. bas gln0,
Sermuoa &artoffeln $40. 00@11.00 bas Sap.
3mlebeln l0@12tc. bos DbO. Spar9eI 0.65@
75c oas &iit9en.
Strtnsbeans -s1@1.25 per gulbel.
@rbien - iun9e 1.50@1.65 ben God.
GrDbeeren. : Midi9an 65c@S5.
&Irl 6en.-@alifornii9e i1par3e S1.25
@l.75 oas 6iit9en q 10 Nfb. Q8etBe 1.25
CLIO. Satnoilii6e 9Oc@1.00 per pa
anart. @{i9tgun 9O@1,oO per Is Quart,
bielt9e 100000 per J 8.
Std9eIbeeren. - Sn 16zQudrt=
Sttden 90@S1.0 90. "a Quart ST..
Ptlaumen. = Wiiiifippt S1.00-1.25
oas 6tit6eu q "a Quart.
SlumentobL. - 75c@1.2 90 bas Obo.
y m eerem- 0tot6e 1.O0@1.25 per
"a Bl1t, l9par3e 1.50@2.00 per "A Quart
unb 75c@$1 per 10 QuQrt.
W dermeIonen S25MS35 oas
9un6ert. y4Iufb Ntelons" $35 has 100 uno
$40 Der Sof.