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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28
School Board Proceedings

ABBEv1LLE, Jan. 8, 1891.
The Board of School Directors of
Vermilion parish met this day in regu-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

y henever you come to town drop
luand tell Us the neighborhood news.
Y might be interesting to others.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

DR.. r. F. Young made a trip to
Rayne Saturday, retaining Sunday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

A pretty little daughter has come
TO brighten the family circle at Mr..
Ill. K. Robinson's home.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Mr.. Louis Dumiugeaux of Lafay.
.o,ta vas in town last week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28
Town and Parish.

Vegetables are very scaree in
toRa.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

J. l.. Leonard, Of Leonardville,
has resigned as justice of the peace
|for the Lake Arthur section of the
9Th ward, and his resignation has
been accepted II the Governor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28
Town Council.
ABB EVlLLE, March 8, 1891.
W. D. GoocH.

ABB EVlLLE, March 8, 1891.
The Town Council met this day
at the courthouse, in AbbeviIle.
Were present: j. o. Lege, mayor,
and Dr.. G. j. Edwards, @. Bourque
and q. A. MazerolIe, aldermen.
The object Ct the meeting was to
transact any and ali business that
might come before the Council.
The minutes of October 7th and
10th 1890 were read and adopted.
The reports Of the Constable Col.
Iector and Treasurer were read and
adopted and ordered spread on the
minutes.
ABBEvILLE, La. Feb. *26, 1891
To the Hon. Mayor and Members of the
Town Council of Abbeville.
Gentlemen have the honor to submit
to you the following report for the quar-
ter ending January 8, 1891.
/ am charged since my last report with
the following m
On gen'1 tax 1890 s 623 05
On special tax sss SO
On Licenses 5 90 8 1888 60
By amount turned over to J. j.
Abadie, corporation treasurer;
November l, 1890.
On General tax 1880 SO 10
On Special tax Is Is
On Fines 6 %
December ], 1890. fat
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Prof. j. R. Kitcheil has returned
from a pleasure trip to Cheniere au
Tigre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Mr.. ,Jno. G. White has resigned
as i~astice of the peace for this the
:Srd. ward.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Mrs. Sam Sokoloski of Hazel.
hurst, Mississippi, is here on a visit
TO Mrs. L. Sokoloski.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

your committee vouchers for which he
is entitled to a credit amounting TO
$2349.6 leaving a balance i'm the hands
OF the treasurer OF $2754.43. The above
settlement does not include the amount
of funds derived from the rents of
school lands received since July 3, $50,
as all rents are not yet collected; there
fore your committee deferred settling
for said funds at present. Neither doss
said settlement include the sum of $40
received IN poll tax of 1889 from the
Police. Jury.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
j. N. WILLIAMS,
g. GODCHAUx.
ABBEvILLE, La, Jan. 3, 1891.
To the Hon. President and Members of
the Board of School Directors of
Vermilion Parish.
Gentlemen beg leave to report
that | visited all the public schools
throughout the parish of Vermilion
during the month of November and
December, and found with but one or
two exceptions, teachers prompt in
their attendance and attentive to their
duties.-the exceptions being where
teachers were somewhat late in their
arrival at the school, and in one i'm
stance where the teacher was not Civ
ing that attention to the primary schol-
ars which / thought was necessary.
The attendance of the pupils has been
very irregular, probably owing to the
harvesting of the crops. There are
some repairs needed on the school prop
erty, especially the fencing around the
school house near Grand Marais in the
LIST ward. The doors and windows to
house near Mr.. N. G. Broussard needs
repairing. I would also suggest that if
this school was located elsewhere in
this neighborhood, probably there
would be an increased attendance.
also found the school at Perry In need
of another stove-fue and blackboard,
which l ordered to be procured. The
window glass at the Mouton Cove
school are needing repairs very much,
as the putty which held them in has
fallen off.
Respectfully submitted,
in. WILLIAMS,
Parish Superintendent of Public Schools.
The following claims were then al
lowed
j. v. Hinkley, furnishing material and
making 20 school desks 5 so 90
w, P. Edwards, drawing leases Of
school lands for the year ending
December 81. 1890, 10 so
Finance Committee for year ending
December 81, 1890, 80 90
Eli Wise, discussing $2S49.s4 school
funds So u
Geo. Hayes, lock for school house 40
Resolved, that the poll taxes improp-
erly collected from Messrs. Vilior Ro-
nero, VIM. Sarver, Adrien SORES, Dro-
net Hulin and Stratton White BE- re-
funded after proper investigation.
On motion duly seconded, the Board
adjourned to meet on the 18th of Janu-
airy 1891.
N. G. YOUNG, President.
J. n. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

abltpilIe @eridinnal.
SATURDAY MARCH 28, 1891.
Town and Parish.
Vegetables are very scarce in
aoRa.
Geek. Bradford Of Raync was
an toSn yesterday.
Mr.. Louis D~umiugeaux of Lafay.
cite was in town last week.
Alight frost Thursday morning
but no damage has followed.
DR.. r. F. Young made a trip to
Rayne Saturday, returning Sunday.
-
Prof. j. R. Kitcheil has returned
from a pleasure trip to Cheniere au
Tigre.
Mr.. Jno. c.. White has resigned
as iustice of the peace for this the
Srd. W ard.
Or. Warren G.. Young, of Rayne,
was in town last week on a Eisit to
his relatives.
Mr.. E. C. -Kibbe is building q
neat resident on his place about 6
west Of town.
MA. +. Maxfeld, Rice's Cove,
vas in town this week and paid us
an agreeable call.
We regret 10 learn that the wife
f Dir. Alcide Leblanc, clerk Of court
is or has been sick.
Our old friend Raymond Breaux
Of Riyue paid US q call yesterdy.
He is looking well.
4. I. Bourges, Esq, has returned
from Lafayette, aud 10 making the
egalbusiness whoop.
Mrs. Sam Sekoloski of Hazel.
hurst, Mississippi. is here on a visit
10 Mrs. L. Sokoloski.
a pretty little daughter has come
TO brighten the family circle at Mr..
III. K. Robinson's home.
Dir. Jules G.. Laurents of Lake
Arthur has resigned the Office of
constable for The 9th ward.
Mr.. Louis Laporte of Cheneire
an Tigre has arrived in town from
q trip to his ranch in Texas.
Some Of the boys about town have
ri ar
been playing the noble game ,os draw
poker with o pretty stiff limit.
Mr. Gus Godchaux was in New
Orleans last Saturday during the ex.
citing occurrences Of that day.
How many of our sports are going
70 take 10 the Breaux Bridge races
on the 25th and 2sth of April.
whenever you come to town drop
luand tell Us the neighborhood news.
y might be interesting to others.
flshing parties are all the go
now. Everybody has gots a partner
ana start out to angle for the inny
tribe.
Mf. Evariste Trahan is preparing
70 have repaired the damages bis
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

lar session. present: N. C. Young,
President, and. Messrs. A. .Laoour, Geo
Hayes, EloiH Harrington and j. N. VIII
liams. Absent Desire Meaux.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and adopted.
The Treasurer having submitted. the
following report, the wassaccepted and
ordered spread ON the minutes:
ABBEvILLE, Jan. 3, 1901,
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers of the School Board of Vermil-
ion Parish.
Gents-As per settlement with the
finance committee there remains as
cash in the treasury at this date, to the
credit of
Amount unprorated. 1900
Contingent Fund. ........ 553.51
LIST District school ward. 1883. Ii
2nd "...... IBID.
5rd "....... l004.60
-----
Total on hand ....... 2800.B
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

lst District school ward. -l083.l3
End q q g 1191n
3rd /" ".. 1004. 80
Total on hand 1890. 280O.E
Very respectfully,
ELI WISE,
Treasurer School Board Funds.
On motion, duly seconded, the presi-
dent and secretary of this board are
hereby authorized to ascertain the
amount OF costs due by the school board
in suit of M. Il T. Bagley VS.. Valerian
Landry, and TO draw a warrant on the
treasurer for said amount, payable out
Of any funds accruing from rents OF
school lands.
On motion, the president of this body
is authorized to have section 16, SR.
4 East, resurveyed.
The finance committee having sub
mitted the following report, the same
was accepted and ordered spread ON
the minutes.
ABBEvILLE, La, Dec. 80, 1900.
To the Hon. President and Members Of the
Board ofSchool Directors Of Vermiiicn
Parish.
10 Undersigned, your
finance committee beg leave to report
that they have met this day and made
a settlement with the treasurer of tae
school funds, and find as follows, TO
wit :
To balance on hand last settlement
July 3, 1890, 5 3090-20
July z, 1880, reed from Alcide
Leblanc poll tax 1889 5000
Aug. $50, State apportion-
ment 1852
Oct. /, $50.
From A. L. Leblanc rolls 1874
Poll tax 800 1920
Corporation 80 est
Nov. /, $50.
From A. T.. Leblanc roll I75.39
Poll tax $500
Corporation ILLS
Dec. l, $50.
From A. L. Leblanc roll 2l8.75
Poll tax 218.50
Corporation 11.A6
Dec. 80, $50, poll 1889, 11.4O 51O4.N
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Fishing parties are adj the go
nov. Everybody has gots a partner
ana start out to angle for the funny
tribe.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

i. I. Bourges. Esq, has returned
from Lafayette, and 10 making the
legalbusiness whoop.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Or. Warren g. Young, of Rayne,
was in town last week on a visit to
Ibis relatives.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

We regret 10 learn that the wife
OF Mr. Alcide Leblanc, clerk Of court
is or has been sick.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Mr. E. C. -Kibbe is building q
neat resident on his place about 6
west Of town.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Our old friend Raymond Breaux
Of Riyue paid US a call yesterdy.
BE is looking well.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Mr.. a. f. Maxield, Rice's Cove,
vas in town this week and paid us
an agreeable call.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28
FURs WANTED.

FURS WANTED.
| I'm paying the highest cash prices
for Coon, Otter, Opossum and Mink
hides and other spelts.
feb.-7. SOLOMON IsAAcs.
The funeral of Mrs. Columbus
Broussard which look place here last
Saturday evening was largely at.
tended, and Was an evidence of the
esteem in which she was held.
J. l.. Leonard, Of Leonardyille,
has resigned as justice of the peace
for ths Lake Arthur section Of the
9Th ward, and his resignation has
been accepted II the Governor.
A few days ago little child of
Camille Primeaax who lives in the
Grand Prairie settlement about 8
miles west ofhere fell into the fire
and was severely burned about the
face.
ON DEMANDE.-Uu jeune hoRme
plein d'energie ct possedant I'm CAPT.
tai de $50 a 5000 pour Teyager en-
charette a la campagne.
S'adresser au soussigne,
N. G. YOUNG.
Fish are biting remarkably well
in the bayou. Almost everybody
has turned out with line and pole to
catch a few of toothsome dainties.
The hauls made made by some Of the
fishers are almost incredible.
Ben Lewis, Lyons & Co.'S eficieat
and popular representative was 10
town this week. By the way Mr..
Lewis is second 10 the race for the
diamond scarf pin offered by the N.
@. Critic for the most popular drum.
mer.
DR.. w. d. White is back from
Lake Charles where he attended the
District Conference. He is highly
with the town and thinks
Abbevlle stands a chance of getting
tap fromthe Watkins, Kansas City
and Gulf Railroad which is nov
building northWard at the rate Of a
mile aud a halt o day.
The garden farmers are all putting
in their best licks while the fne
weather lasts. Considering the
great number of acres of fertile lands
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Mf. Evariste T'rahan is preparing
!" nave repaired the damages bis
saloon suffered from the FIRE Of Jan.
aar3 last.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

A'ss Lydia Theriot, Of Royville,
~ aas been spending a short
vu'le with her aunt Mrs. F. F.
saog returned home Tuesday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

A few days ago little child OF
Camille Prineanx who lives in the
Grand Prairie settlement about 8
miles west ofhere fell into the FIRE
and was severely burned about the
face.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

". jos, ]. Abadie, after having
'p'0s an agreeable time on the
sa'sfs returned home on the las.
Glp Of the Barmore.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

Ars.R. ]. Young and children who
1ass oeen spending some time ii
wayne With relatives returned home
last Saturday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-28

ar. Douglas Southwell was in
~ tais week experimenting the
ay'Dg Of the tile drains in the cour,
house yard.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Sa Der e6are Ses eebtns.


Gin redt idneioi9er 9ienItmann, ber
| ii6 in ieiuer 8loule uno rotben Ntiise
wie elm Gentleman beiuegte, bate biz
in bic lebten Gage binein leinen Stanb>
plab in Der 0dbe bes Stettiner 8nbn.
epies in Berlin. Geine Itdnoi9en &uns
ben = unb ct bate beren iuesen ieines
gewanbten, anfelli9en 8eIens biele =
puBten 5ipar, baB Der Mann einit beiere
3ase seiehen bate, @enuueres iiber
Ieine @ersansen6eit fannteu iie tibt.
tlHier 9eDdbrsmann = elm frtberer
Oificier = fennt ben 9ienitmann oas
sesen iebr senau, benn lesterer bat
, beim &e9iment bes eriteren seitunbeu
unb Stuar als = 9esen> Sdbnri9. Der
inge q. ita9 faIt idmmtli9e Sfficiere
bes 6uiaren &esimentes aus, BEL mel
hen er einsetreteu tpar, iutuobl bur9
Ieinen glufpano I'M gllgemeinen, ole
AUDI eur9 ieine i66nen Yferbe i'm Be
Iunoeren.
@r fubr itets ,8iere lang" uns
feline &ennpferoe ftarteten auf allen
grpBen &ennpldben bes Sns unb Guss
tanbes. Gber serube Der Renuipurt
nit ieinen folOfaleu @etten unb bem
in ieinem @efolse 9ebenOen Sa5arbs
ipiel tuuroe iein @eraerben. Sein ais
uueri66pfli9 sebaltenes 8ermbsen sers
fob i'm @inoe, er rtabte S6HlbeH,
@brenI6ulben, bic er nidt beJablen
tpnnte, er muBte ieine militdrii9e gars
riere auf9eben un6 itanb nun 9dn5lid
ntittellos in Der g8elt, ubne ettuas geitss
lides gelernt Su baben.
Seine sanSe SOffnuns mar MN 8ers
lin, bier burfte er am ebeIten boffeH,
cine GriitenS 5u finben unb slei6Seitis
ben 8eugen ieiues einitiaen @lanSes
aus ben Iu9en 81 fOmmen. slber es
tuOllte ibm ni9ts gliiden. @r tuurbe
S6reiber, oann Stabtreilenber fiir
Seize Sdrfiimerien, bis er enbli9
9ien itmnnn ipuroe, Inn n,6t Sun9er
leioen 81 miiiien. 9amit itaub er fi9,
mad ieinem ei9enen @eItdnoniB, nod
am beiten, iueil alle an6sren Sei6dfs
ti9unseu Inn gar Su iuenis eintruseH.
Sor 5pei 9asen besesnete infer @es
ipabrsmann in Der 5rieOri6itraBe et
mem pOllenbeten &apalier, in benz &c
III ieinem @ritdunen ben bisberisen
0ienltmann erfannte. 8Om &Opf bis
81 SUB elegant setleibet, 6rebte er in
ieineu bebanbi9ubten Sin9ern eiHeu
geTlO6teneH, iilberbei6!asenen Sport
tod.
vg8as Geufel, &C., iinb sic esq" =
rSaluO6l, i9 bin es!" = vSie 1ino ia
ein gang an6erer &erl seluOroen! Sas
ben sic in Der 9Otterie sepOnnen, o6er
lit Sbnex cine reide Sante seIturben p
= ,9eiber feins BON beioen! Miir gebt
es tein 6aar beiier, ais ionit; ber
ganje llnteri9ieo lit Der, OaB i9 jest
ipa5ieren sebe, tudbrenb ib iOhlt n@deu
Itebe"l Sier baben sic Oes &Gtbiels
26Iungr 0antit bridte er Dem gnbern
cine &arte i'll bic Sanb, auf iuelder in
letter S9rift seorudt mar: D0ieieH
9lnSus babe i'd BON U. o., asStraBt
Rp. -, bejosen"
1lnIer @epdbrsmann fonnte ben Der,
tleibeten 0ieni itmann iOiort in ieiner
Ebdtisfeit beobabten. SO oft er einem
anI9eineno sutiituirten Serrn beses-
uete, 10 DIT sriff er biscret in Die 2al6e
unb brafte benz 8e9esnenSen feline
Rarte in Die Sanb, lan9iun BON banz
uen sebeno. 6ait rsselmdbis fulste
Ibm ein LANCER Slif auf ieineH wirtli9
taoellps iiBenoen 9tn6us.
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Die S0abH1feit beS slltoboIs bet
RinOern.

Die 70 oft behauptete un6 ebenIO oft
bsfrittene Gbatia9e, bas idOn serinssr
slfobol9enuB fir bas 5arte aiuoesalter
aef1brli6 lit unb ebenIp ipie Der @enus
anberer erre9enoer @etrdnte (6affee,
E9ee) i'm &iuoesalter bduf9 bic @ru16-
Inss gu lpdtereu neru6ien Stbrunsen
lele9t, beltGtigt eins SeObn9tung oes
Srof. Or. Semme, bic mir Der v3eitz
i6rift fir S9ulseiunobeitspIlese~ ent'
aebmen.
@s banSelte ii6 tint einen fOrperlid
Iarten, lebr intellisenten Sebnidbrigen
Rnaben. Ser dngitlibe 8ater 9ab
benz Sleinen, na6bem oieier cine uur
Iei6te Salstrantbeit olr6gema9t bate,
vSur Stdrtuns" mebrmals tdsli9 ans
Iangs Elm Sanapsalds9en, ipdter nod
sr6Bere Mensen zines itarten @eines,
porSugsmeile Mala9a.
@e9en einer felt uusefibr Stuei Wo.
aaten nllmdblidb berourtreteuoen 9lb,
uabme bes @eoi9tniIies Iu9ten bic
gltern drjtli9eu 8atb na9 Die gin.
saben singen oabin: @S banole iid Inn
.in iebr auifdllises Seblen bes Crime
runssperm6sens in bem Slime, oaB Der
Rnabe oft ieinen Nnnen nibt mebr an,
aeben f6nne, entfsrnte @eripanote ni9t
ipieoererfenne unb bin unb iuieOer ben
.inIa9Iten, tdsli6 9ebraudten @e9en.
Itdnoen ni9t mebr bic ri9tise SeSei9'
nung 81 geben i'm Stanbe lei. 9tad'
frasen ersaben, baB feline erbli9e Be
laifuns Der Samilie pOrlas, iopie 6as
.tpei @eI9wiiter bes aranten ii9 seiitig
hnb f6rperli9 reselmdBis enttpideli
bntten. Der 8nabe bate leit nunuebr
ltuei Ntonateu tdali9 Sur oermeintli6eu
5tdriun9 15O-250 @rnmm Wtalnea'
ueins erbnlten. Wis man Jest ieglidbe
Darreiduns altoboliI6er @etrdufe urs
terlieB, erbOlte er iid na9 6 bis 8
Boden pollitdnoig; bns @e6d6tnib
tebrte gang alImdbli9 bis Sur getp5bn.
Ii6en Stdrfe fpieoer. glO6 einmal
bate Der Gater bem &naben in ber
bartnddi9en Gnnabme elmer Itdrtenoeu
giseui6ait seiitiser @etrdnfe Mittass
uno Gbenos elm g8eiuslaS Bier gege'
ben, iebud idon mad 2 bis 3 gSoden
uurSe ipieoer cine oeutli6e Slbnabme
oeS @eOd6tniIieS uuo Serabiebune Der
5eiiti9en 5dbi9feiten bemertt, Die Iid
erit iuieoer buben, ais benz glltObolse.
uuB sdnjli9 elm @noe semadt iuurbe.
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- Gin ei9enarti9es Ser.
bre6eu lit por aursem in ObeHa besans
gen tporben. Der @utsbefber 9inuies
Jeff seiste in ben 8eituusen an, oaB er
Elm 9r6Beres @runbItid bel Der @iiens
babnftation 9uilatOpp fir 10000 Rus
bel perfaufen noble. Sn Sol9e beifen
melbeten ii9 stpei iIuse 9eute, bic iid
bereit erlldrten, bas @runbitiid ansI,
faufen unb 1900 9fubel anSuSablen,
iudbrenb Der Raufuertrus ipdter ausses
fertist tuerben iollte. Der 8ertdufer
bat aber bic aauiluftisen, linn iOfort in
iein Cabinet su fOl9en, nm bic I9rifts
li6en Sprmaiitdten auf ber Stelle 81
erleOisen, uub babel fruste er, mas bic
Serren auf bem @jrunoitiid erri6ten
ipollteu. Die SdAfer, tuel6e als 8ein=
sutsbeiiber fi6 aussaben, ia9ten aus,
es iOlle bort cine Beirts@ s@roBbanblun9
an9ele9t perbeu. Der eiue Der &6ufer
eutnabm aud ieiner 8teiietaide cine
Slai9e @ein, bamit Einuieieff ben uUr=
Siigli6en 9rppfen fpIten ielIe. &aum
bate er Elm @las Nein eetrunfen, 70
iuurOe ibm iduinoelis uub er idliei
fUfort elm. ais er mebrere Stunoen
ipdter nit ipditem SOpf ertua9te, ma.
rem bic beiben iungen Ntdnner pers
i6punoen unb NIT ibnen II, 900 Rus
bel, tuel9e 5innieieIf in ieinem @elbs
i9rant liesen batte. Der geraubte
bat 1id1 eIbdHat.
Gin in Breu6en ieftenes
8ortommnib, bic Serleibuna bes Bros
feiiOrtitsls an einen ui9t atabemiid
purssbilbeten Gemiuarlsbrer, bat ber
8ei9s. .gluSeiser ner6ffentIi9t. Der
erite Seminarlebrer in &6penid, Sribe,
1T in bieier 8eile ou8sejei9net fuor.
ben. Srite, ber in 8ranoenbura 1888
seboren tpurbe. erbielt feline slusbil.
ouns nuf benz Seminar 3u &6penid uuo
lit oaun Sunddlt alsGlementdrs uno ipds
ter ais Semiuarlebrer tb6tig aeipeIeu.
Sn ieiuen Museitunoen beIh6Itiate er
fih NIT bem 5tu6;um bes Sansfrit,
uno 5unr NIT ipl9em @rfolae, bas
feline 8er6ffentli9un9en Iebr balb bic
Gnfmerflamteit Der 6a9treiie auf i'm
leuften unb ibm cine &eibe ebrenber
Nnerfennunsen einbra6teu, unter oenen
bic BON Der pbiloiop6ii1en 5acultdt Der
nniuerii at &iel ihon Dor mebreren
Sabren dus9eipro6ene 8erleibuna Der
9OctOrpiirSe bslOROsrs beruOrsubsben
1T,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

= Simmer int @ei6dft-
6err (Su einem 9ebrlins): g9iGit On
tiuen GruB bel Oetnem RriucipaG be-
iteaea? 9ebrIina; Sai au tpanH i0a
er skrtia iein9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
ropins g pien

Ser &aufmann Galumun @psGinsti
In SrOmber9, Snbdber zines @eiB'
unb &ur5waarensei9dits, lift iuesen
@e6ielidli6uns perbaftet ipproen. =
@esen 1luteri6lasuns amtfi9er @eloer
lit Der @eri6tsiecretdr Suso Sampf in
Mar9onin 5u II Sabren @efdnsniB
unb 2 Sabren @bruerluit berurtbeilt
tuoroen. = + Ser Wtaler 8itter9utss
beiiber @rof StanislaAs SSembef aui
@plpdo. = Inter benz Beroadte, ibr
sisenes 8obnanipeIen in 8ranb seiebt
Su babeu, ipurbsn bic beioen 8riiber
Rnufleute Gid in SdneiOemiibl pers
bnitet. = Ser 8oItaifiitent 8ittner IN
S6rinm, ipelder i'm @upember b. s.
nab Ueriibter lluteri9lasuns unb nrs
tunbenidli6ung fliidtis iuurbe, iit in
ObeIia perbaitet unb in &itbnrtp bem
preuBii@en @ren5sG GOmmiiariat einse'
lieiert ipprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

ieisrtsn: bic splbene 5Odseit bic
Gbeleute Sante in @rpbs 8etertpis,
G9arf in S9parSpalbau uno Sgnas
SdenoSiolor5 in Sdwiento9lopib I;
Oas finfSisidbrise 8iirseriubildum Der
@eiBserber s. 8eimann in Sasnau
uno Der 3iIhfer SuliuS Reumann IN
Sprpttau. = 9en 9Oo bur9 @rbdnsen
CAB ii6 Der 8auer9utsbefber Sriebri9
gliete in Sberpriti9en; bic @befrau bes
WiOnteurs Senti9 in @armbrunn err
trdufte 1ih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

felsbabl 5eu9ttpansen @anertrurIn'
gen 1T ipe9en lluteri9lasung pon 81
BOO SO. in Snit seuommen poroea. =
lleber ben Gtanb Der @einberse IN
Srauten last iib unsefdbr 5Olsenoes
iaeen: Sur9 ben lebten @iuter haben
bic Beinberse selitten uuo iino nnment<
tih Die ean5 alten perloren uno milil en-
bur4 neue erIest peroen. Der Inlas
Der S6eme tit serins unb erfua9ien ba'
Der fir ben 8injer i9le9te 9lusiidter
iir ben Serbit.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-05
UNANIMOUSLY NOMINATED.
W. E. Varnon for County Judge and q. 3.
Edmiston for Representative.

At the appointed hour Saturday morn
ing the chairman of the democratic
county committee, J. u. Paxton, called
the delegated convention to order and
stated that its object was to nominate a
democratic candidate for county Judge
and representative isrthe legislature.
On motion he was made permanent
chairman and w. Z. Walton selected as
secretary. A call of delegates showed
the following present: George ID. Hop
per. X. l. Porter, J. b. Paxton, w. G..
WEIGH, f.. G. Walton, by proxy, l.. l..
Dawson, Robert McAlister, T. ID. New
land, J. n. Menefee, John Bailey, II. T..
Bush, George Carter, J. NJ. Cook, j. g..
Weatherford, James Drye. j. II. Carter,
A. A. Crutchfeld, j. NJ. Johnson, Otis
Newland. q. A. Peasants, Curtis Cover,
J. b. Gilkerson, w. A. Carson, j. r..
Bailey, w. o. Hansford and others.
Nominations being in order Judge Hans
ford named Wallace +. Varnon for coun-
ty Judge and he was unanimously cho-
sen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-05

A young man with mathematical
turn of mind, hands in the following to
the American trotter AT the time AK
tell was sold for 100000 he weighed l.
$50 pounds; now you can see at a glance
that it is exactly 800 a pound. Pure
silver is worth $40 pound and if the
syndicate who purchased him had paid
Mr.. Williams in bullion, it would re
quire 6,562l pounds, or six times the
weight of Axtell d 262l pounds over
Again. if the silver had been made into
one block it would be cubic mass one
foot wide and ten feet long"