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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Bon 4eter8bura.

- Sn Der 8aditeinfirte prebiete am
Scnnta8 gum eriten DiaIe Elm neuer
Baitor. bod tparb bem 3sporter ni1ts
ndbere8 befannt.
s~ Srau 6. 8. Smith, friiber in
SatpIep tppbnbaft, siebt 8Iabierunter.
ridt. 9lnmeIounasn bite 1915 Aib
St., SCRANTON (Petersburs), au abreis
liren. 37ba
= Dem Sarmer unb @in,er Serrn
Sobn @briit 1T Elm sefabrIi9sr 8onfur.
rent ertanben, unb sipar 1T berieIbe
niemane anberS aIs iein Sdnassr Serr
Sobn 8. S9rbber. Gbriit mar felt
Sabren burd feline borsdsli9en ieIbfs
semadten @eine befannt, bat aber Dor
etipa anbertbaIb Sabren feinen @eins
berg an ieinen S6tpaser S1r6ber bers
fauft. 8eibe iinb fr5bIide BfaIaer,
Die idon bon ber Taufs Der iid auf
Weine perasben, unb bic 2orbeeren, bic
@briit alS Win3er errans. IieBen S9rD-
Der feline gfube, benn, iaet er, bot er
raSt: sd pia ben 2euten idon aeis
gen, bab id baS Weinmaden aud bers
itsb !" Dab er es beritsbt, bapon bat
ben 2eporter cine grpbe ,,pum aIte"
fiirslid iiber5eust. Ser freunbf1afts
Iide Wettfampf Der beiben Sdp6eer
bat tpenieitens bas @ute. baB Der 8ss
porter pie unb ba su einem suten eros
pfen fommt, benn ioipobl Gbriit tpie
SdrDber linb beeieris au tpifen. tper
ben befsn bat-id aber bite mid,
es su iasen, unb bertr6ite itets auf eine
nodmaIise ipatere grobs.
- Die WeBserei, bic @urftfdde
unb baS @isbauS bes MebgerS R. q.
8reinburs an @rpB StraBe tpurben in
Der Nadt bon Montas auf Dienitas
fait pOuitdnbis burd Seusr 3erltbrt.
DaS Seuer brad in bem @anse aus.
Der bon ber Mebeerei na1 bem &IbIs
raume fiibrt; auf ben in Dunmore ace
sebenen IIarm eiItsn bic Betersburs
&elief SO. unb Dunmpre Snbepenbent
So. our 8sanbfatte. Mn ben brei ses
nannten 8ebauben mar nidt bieI mebr
su retten, aber Die Slammen fonnten
bon Der sroben Sdeuer abssbaIten
iperben. 8reinburs's SerIuft tpirb
ipenisfenS $1,000 betrasen unb es Der.
brannten aud mande Bidder unb
ipertbpOae 8apiere, ipenn aud bic ipid.
tighten in Der 8elbipinbe unberiebrt
bIieben. Da in feinsm Der @ebaube
Elm Seuer mar, 70 muB 8ranbfiftuns
ansenommen iperben. Serr &reinburs
ideint Seinbe au baben. benn Dor eini.
ger 8eit tpurbe ct beitoblen, oann iparb
ibm Der Sunb tobtseidofen. Das
ftlimmife 1T, bab ielne SeuerDeriide.
run8 abseIaufen tpar, er alio feline
@ntiddbisuns erbaIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
neuen Seitenipes UNI ben Ort ber Mufs
feauns au lesen unb tpenn bies seides
ben, tpirb iofort nit ben 8orbereitunsen
3ur grri6tuns Der Statue besonnen.
6eri6tlihe8.

: DaS @sridt sensbmiste am Don.
nertae bic 1lebertrasuns Der Wirtb'
i4aftSli3ertS bon Sophia SaGeItpanber
an Ssnab SmeitOpf uno IbeO. 6. BUR.
ger.
= Cine sroBe Side asist unier @es
iebbud, inbem eS erlaubt, bab 10 bieIe
unbebeutenbe Sale Dor bic @robees
Idporenen sebra9t iperben, bic bon eis
nem unterseorbneten Masiitrate enbs
siiltis erlebist iperben ioaten. Die
Ireppen unb @anse beS @eri1tsses
bdubes sliden tpabrenb Der Sibuns Der
@robseidporenen einem SeIbIassr, se'
biIbet aus ipartenben InfIasern, 8ers
fIasten unb 3eusen.
Ser DiitriftanipaIt bate i'm @ansen
$40 IntIasen formuIirt unb bon bieisn
tparen Bis 3ur 8ertasuns am Samftas
nur l08 bon ben @robseidmorenen ers
Iebist tporben. Inter bieien 8erbdIt,
niHen mar an cine @ntlaHuns Der
@robseibtporenen ni6t su benfen unb
Ridter Mrdbalb bielt bieisIben auf
bieie Mo1e iiber, unb es mub gut
seben, tpenn iie ale Yorlassn erIebisen
fbnnen. Wdbrenb Der Sommerpafans
bes @eri4tes iammeln fd bic fIeineren
Sale rieiis an, unb barin 1T bic nrfade
Der Mahenarbeit au iuden.
Ser September Common YIeas @es
ridtStermin ipurbe am Montas unter
benz 8oriib Der brei &i1ter lrdbaIb,
Connolly unb @infer er5ffnet. Mm
Radmittas eridisnen bic @robseidipo.
renen nit einem speiteren Bad bon Gn.
flassn. gripdbnt iei, baB bic 0srfdu.
fer bon berauidenben @etranfen ipdb.
renb Der Sair unter benienisen iinb,
sesen tpeIds bic @eiaiporenen Mnfla'
gen fanben.
Die &i6ter tparsn isbr tbdtis unb
erIebisten cine Mense gtntrass, Die sur
augmentation famen ; anbere Sale
tpuroen beridoben poer edtIid beiselest.
9lur elm BroaeB fam Dor bic Petit Sc.
idporenen = MorriS SarriS segen
MarcuS unb MiQiam 8rauman - un6
na9bem perieIbe perbanbeIt unb ben
@eidiporenen iiberseben iporben mar,
fanb 8ertasuns fatt.
8or Ridter @lnter i'm @eri1tsaims
mer go. 2 tpurbe tpGbrenb beS sanaen
Dienitass ber 8lasefaa bon Samss
Dolpb eesen Gbparb DoIpb unb Sfaaf
Sanb, @refutoren, berbanbeIt.
8idter Connolly belt i'm SauptiaaIe
@eribt. Ser 8roaeB bon Sobn Sipift
sesen TtomaS Moraeban unb Ularp
Moraeban ipurbe auf Mnipeiiuns bes
&idters su @uniten beS 8ldsers ent.
i4ieben.
SameS SenninsS bon Dlinooia, Der
BEL Der i6redIiden dub Stun 8ataitro.
pbe perunsIIdte, bat sesen bic 2ebieb
BAILEY 60. cine 8lase auf $4,000
Sdabeneriab erboben.
Sn bent ant Dlontas perbanbeIten
YrOseB Sarris 8eeen Mareus unb
@raumann erfannten bic @ei1porenen
fur ben &laser.
Man eIaubt, baB bic @roBssidtpo.
renen beute nit ibrer Arbeit fertis ipers
ben. Mm Yiittipod beIu1tsn Iie bas
@efdnsnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
: Dos @e,daft ton 6. 4. eisbore

= Das @eiddft bon 6. $. TisbaIe
an Waibin5ton Mpenue, benz Gourtbaus
eegendber, tpurbe am Samitas bonn
Sderiff seidIofen. Die Mietben iinb
bort su bod unb bic @eiddftsIase feline
10 8dnlti8e, tpie an StraBen, mo beibe
Ssiten nit @ei6dftsIofaIen bsiebt iinb.
-gs iinb in ben Iebten Tasen cine
glnsabI Der Idneit eriparteten 9lrbeiter
fiir bic Spibenfabrif aus gnslanb ans
sefommen. Die Mnfunft bieIer 2eute
bebeutet, baB bic Sabrit iebt in allen
Sneisen erbffnet tperben fam unb ale
8eitelunsen prompte grRbisuns fins
ben; anfatt Der iebisen 200 Mrbeiter
gebenft man in fiiraelter 3eit 400 Bee
idaftist aa baben.
Die biesidbriee @interiaiIon bes
scranton 2ieberfran3 tpirb am 9lbenb
bsS 6. Oftober NIT nnterbaItune unb
Tana muiifaliiden, bramatiTden unb
humoriitiiden 8ortrasen erbfnet. Das
8ersniisunsS. Gonite BAT fur bas @in=
terbaIbiabr Elm reseImdbises grOsramm
aussearbeitet unb proieftirt fiir ieben
eriten Oonneritas I'M Monat unb an ie
einem Sonnta9 i'm Mpnat Mbenbunters
taltuns NIT entipredenben 8ortrasen,
ferner MISUNDERSTANDING, Masfen.
ball unb GarnebalSs Sibung; in ber
reselmabisen @eidafts. 8eriammIuna
nadfsn Sonntas fOa baS Nabsre bars
iIber beidIohen tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
2tabtratb.

- @ine semsinidaftIide Sibuna
bes Stabtratbes fano am Donneritas
Mbenb fatt unb eS ipurben Gbarles
Garman, Gimotbp Sones unb Sobn
3oien ais Nbidaber Der Soften bee
sebnten Seperbiiiriftes erpabIt.
Common council, %. Sept.
Gin 8efdIub paiiirte aur grnennuns
zines Snipeftoren fiir baS 8pomins
Ipenue 9Faiter.
Das &eanunsscomite beridtete iiber
cine Insabl &ednunsen, u. VI. iibsr
bieieniSe fiir &eparatur beS Neptune
Sprisenbauies i'm 8etrase bon 1895.
Cine 3ufdrift beS Mapors iiber Seis
tentpese an Sdb Siebsntsr StraBe eins
an baS suitdnbise Gomite.
Solsenbe neue 8orIaeen sinsen Elm !:
SIR &inniteine. @OHen unb Seitentpese
an Staple StraBe; cine 8erorbnuns
fir einen SIbieite Seiper Siitrift, unb
ben Stabtsepmeter antpeiisnb, bic Sos
iten beiielben au berednen fiir einen
iteinernen GuIoert an Sadion Strabe,
nabe Sherman Mbenue.
@erorbnunsen fiir cine &6brenIeituns
i'm iedfen Seipsrbiitrift, uno fiir einen
@ulpert an DeIaipare Strabe pafirten
atpeite 2eiune.
gnbsiiItis paiiirten foIsenbe 8erorbs
nunsen: SIR Seitenipese, 8inniteine
unb @ofsn an Carbon Strabe; fir bic
Gusbebnuns bes GuIUerts an Der Tripp
Sabine fir cine Nipellirunsslinie an
Iib Strabe, atpiiden Nbams unb Wons
iep Mpenuss; far glipeIliruns bon
MariOn Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Die Golumbu8 Teier.

DaS @eneraI gomite bate am Diem.
flag @benb cine tuoblbeiudte 8eriamm.
lung uno Wlapor SeaoipS pralibirte.
@s ipar unm6sIi6, @aIuiba U. @roir
alS Seitrebner au befommen unb man
periudt iest gr'@ouberneur 8eabe,
ba3u su beipesen.
Serr Seberino beri6tsts, baB Der
italisnii6e GoniuI nit 8epraientanten
bon ID @eieaidaftsn bon 9biIabeIpbia
bier iein iperbe.
@befmaridau Gourfen iaste, baf
borausiidtlid 8OOO-9OOO SduIfins
Der an Der Parabe tbeiInebmsn ipiirben.
Gie 8inber bon gribats unb @emeinbe.
idulen iinb ebenfalls einssIaben.
Man beabiidtist. fir Muiif $500
aussuseben.
Cine ipeitere Sibuns Der SduI.
BrinaipaIe tpirb bisfen Sreitag Na6.
mittas a llbr I'M Simmsr Der SanbeIss
beb5rbe itattfinben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Die Statme BON Columbus, ,

peIds aIs Elm @sidenf Der StaIiensr
ben idb iuefIiden 9usans au benz
Gourtbaussrunbitdd aieren ipirb, 1T jebt
boaenbet unb barf Elm Werf 8enannt
tperben, auf bas Der 8iIbbausr MIbino
@ottini unb bic @ebriiber GarIueei itoIa
iein fDnnen. Mu@ bic Bofamente iinb
fertis.
Die Statue 1T aus 8srmont @ranit
bersefeqt unb 8 SUB 6 3oq bod. Su
2infen Der Sisur 1T cine SauIs alien
StpIeS, auf tpeIder bic Iinfe Sanb bon
columbus rubt, cine 8arts Der neuen
Welt baItenb. Ser redte ausseitredte
Grm seist mad Der &i1tuns bes unent'
bedten 2anbes. Die ben 85rper ums
bllenbe lanse Tunifa rubt su Siiben
auf mebreren 8Itern. Ser Musbrud
bss @eii6tes 1T febr gut, bessIei6en 1T
Der Sdnitt beS NnsuseS unb ber gnt.
ipurf Der 2anbfarts portrsfili9, pis
iiberbaupt bic 8iIbbauerarbeit aIS aus.
seseidnet selobt ipirb. Dis 8aiis Der
Statue 1T brei SUB lang unb atpei SUB
brei 9pa brett.
Die Poftamente iinb aus rptbem
@ranit bon Maine auseebauen pas
srbbte berieIben, an Der @aibinston
4penue Sront. 1T fein polirt unb trdst
foIssnbe Snidrift: ,,Grridtet bur6 bic
italieniiden 8arser bon scranton. 9a.,
unb nmgeaenb."
OberbaIb Der Snfdrift finb Elm
S6iff, gtnfer unb Taue ansebra9t,
umseben bon einem 2Orbeertranse. 9ln
Der Spruce StraBe Ssite seiet bas
9ofament bic Sni4rift: ,,l492-1s92.
Golumbus." Die @eiammtb5be Der
9ofamente unb Statue ipirb nabesu 90
SUB iein.
srbsiter iinb iest bsidaitist. einsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Sa8 xbal abnartS.

= Das Sdderbaus an Der StetIer
@rube au Durpea brannte am Samitas
nieber. Die seitise @ntbeduns tes
SeuerS berbiitete Elm llmiidsreifen bei'
ieIben auf ben nabeiebenSen BREEDER.
@ie Der 8ranb entitanb, tpeib man
nidt.
9ablur. -Srau Glen McGue ben
bier itarb Donnerftas Nadmittas nabe
WpominB auf bem 8abnsuse, ipabrenb
iie na4 BIpmoutb sur 8eerbisuns einss
Seripanbten fabren tpoIlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

Ncrldtt0f ensrsii6s artsitsr iibsrau
fir ,,Sbepp's pbotogras
pbien Der 98elt"; bas bspsutsnplft BUD Der
Grpe fcfttte 500, 90, perfiuft fir So 25;
baar cpu auf Gbsablunsen; srUbartise illu-
SDepp8 8 eans.n ssiii fni; tasi$,s Jas ;S y.s.
buff tber 1900 Sdnbe. agenten iberaus
srfolsreib. Snr 3bUmas G. Wartin, Centre.
sils, 5sras, wroisnte $7ii.00 in 9 Iassu;
ss'sl'a%%'s.s'Ybotograpbieni@s'' e. ssa%s' %'.sY @'ss, s.,
$23 In 40 Minuten Hep. ). Soparb Wlabt-
ion, qpUns. q. y $f0t in 7 Stunbsn; cine
SOuanja cine pra6tpele ausliattuns nur
s. s%, CO. ,ass sa$r :af s1f.s1 STs.it Acr @eIt.
Globe Bible Publishing Co., 723 Gtsfnut
ct, pbiIaeeIpbia, Va., Obn 1853 Dearborn
ct. @bieasc, 81. 39,4m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
THE TARIFF AS A "STIMULANTi"
gnssm sdimpff,
ASraftifcber itbrn,acber,
317 QQdamanna 9lbenue.

Sat ftsts sinen bibiden 8orratb BON Banb.
uno Saidenubren, nb,snfetten. BuiennaoeIn,
Rinsen, @efdmeioe Deridieoener art II. I. p..
uno bebient Sunoen reel uno piinftIid.
@eparatilrsn an Banb. uno Saidenubren,
@eidmeibe jeber art. unb ole in mein dad
einidIa9enoen 8erridmn8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Samsbdlterfm aefmbt.

Gin Blttluer nit sinem Sobn iudt cine
SausbdIterin BON 40-45 Sabren; eine quite
@elesenbeit fur Die ridtise WeriOn uno slten
9obn. Blu erfra9en @o 1042 SaDIor apenue,
Jwiden uno llbr abenes. 39ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Oenti9e ~ tetgerci
bon
Gaspar SemmD,
nabe Bird Strabe.
go. 416 Sdb @aibinston Gbenus.

Jfo. 4I6 Sio Wa1bln8tDn NbeHue.
GQe 8Ieiidiorten bon Der beiten Nualitat
. uno fets friid; oessIeiden Die idmadbafts'
fen Birfe ieoer art.
9ie beiten Sdinten uns elm aus83eidnetes
Corn Beef uno oas- -feinfe 4odelfeifd itsts
in 9rober auswabl.
Beteaun9en per 9ot perben prompt aus.
sefiibrt uno an einem Beinde oes Sel6afes
freunoIidft eingelaben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Sabieite Mn3ei8en.
Stephan Gutheinz,
bemtieberW 5
Or. Sdser's Bpllemtpaarem.

S1S S 02O 0epar NpeHue'
,wiIdten albsr unb SidOry Straesn, empFeeli
siueni perebrtsn wublifum ietn @ei&aft aats
Bette. 8lel9 ieber @rt ltefert t9 gum bsutg..
fen yreile umb tn better Aualttat, n,'e maqf
Id iiberaus auf bic BON mir 3ubrsttstsss Dor
aaslt&sn Biirfe aufmersiant.
Eelepbons8erbinbun8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

e Scbiu a b bem= &ircbipeibe,
absebaItsu untsr esituns bss
S9wabif3eR ilRtetf. 8ereiRS,
slm Sonneritas, 20. Sft.,
sSm Ser 2trbeiter Salle.
Sauefraut unb 8lutpurf, iopie 3pisbsI-
fuGsn unb anbsre f6pabii6e NationaIlpsilen
psrpen bic SerpUbnttifen Gtinltmsdsr ,ufrie-
ben itelen. gBHrite tebsr Nrt mad 8tlisben.
s~ Gintritt, soc ieSes Naar. -6s
Sstss paar If bsredtist su 3pei pprtipusu
Sauertraut, ebsnfp 3utritt auf ben 1ausbcpsn.
GinSelne DamenticfetS finb 25c,
nit Ses6tisuns su elmer pcrtiOn.
Cine ausssssi&nsh @uff II snsasirt. aud
wire fur atr9psIb- -llnfrbaItuns unb Spabe
perl6iepsnsr Mrt stlprst.
i3u 3ablreidsm Sslube label Gin
Mtmnsspca,
Das Gpmite
bss Stpabil6u llntsrli. gntin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
&ctbit ASme,paarem fommem iest.

ltr
an
Gro Grain b
SmSs
in
ns- alaentmr fir Or. Sdsers Daemmaar
-s-s) 15 q ~ IT. 3 1s RF Nt0F+ Cs-s-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Die
~. st Q bimio om
3terbrQueret,

gde gebar Mbsnue unb IIber Strabs,
gmpFsbIt ibr aussesei&nstss Sabri'
TAI ben perebrten Dirthen bsfens.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
An Introduction

to the through car service Of the
Wisconsin Central Lines and North
ern Pacific Railroad is unnecessary.
is advantages and conveniences
has been fully established. 1t is the
D. ly route to the Pacific coast over
which both Pullman Vestibuled first
clasf and Pullman Tourist Cars are
operated from Chicago via St. Paul
without change. Through train
leaves Chicago every day at 1915
p. m. The traveller via this route
passes through the most picturesque,
interesting and prosperous belt of
country in the Western World.
There is scenery with most striking
contrasts that range from the rolling
prairie and the pine forest level to
widest passes Of the widest noun
tains Id the world.
There il a series Of the noblest ci>
ties, town and villages Of every va
iety and size. from the hamlet or
the tiny farm, upward; the richest
mines in the world; the greenest ard
most lasting pasturage; the widest
scenery on the continent; canons as
weird as ri4htmare, hills, SHOWS
and peaks startling in the magnifi-.
cence of their beauty, and perfec~
ton of comfort it travelling that has
never been surpassed.
Fast train via the Wisconsin Gen.
tral Lines Tor St. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Ashland and Dulutn leaves Chi
cago at 800 p. m. daily Pullman
Vestibuled Sleeper5 and the Centrsal
famous dining cars attached. | 2tt
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
OUR SOUTHERN OUTLET.
The Surveysto Hobbs. Island Begins
Monday.
Civil Engineer Hunter Mcdonald Will
Run Several Exp arimen
tai Lines.

On Monday next Mr.. Hunter McDon-
aid, who is now Superintendent of the
Western & Atlantic Division of the n. c..
& ST. L Road, and who is Civil Engin-
eer of eminent qualifications and who is
also a princely fellow, will begin the
work of running preliminary lines from
this city to.Hobbs Island, which will be
submitted for final location.
MIR. Mcdonald has employed Thomp-
son Jones, Leslie Donegan, Norman Fig
ures and several other of our town boys
to assist him in the survey. and they are
ger to start in on Monday.
Mr.. Mcdonald is anxious for the new
road to be built just as soon as possible.
He says he is for Huntsville's southern
outlet and will rejoice with our people
when the new line is completed and south
bound trains arrive and depart from our
favored town.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
WE
Lead Them All /!

Our attractive assOrt-
ments in all departments
have brought us good re-
turns. A number Of lines
ofDress Goods and Trim
mings have been sold but
a new lot will be receiv-
ed this week. Especially
is this the case with our
elegant assortment of
white goods; new goods
are being received daily.
Ladies on q purchasing
expedition this week will
do we'll to call. You will
not regret it. We have
some excellent bargains
to offer you.
New dotted Swiss 1Oc
yard; white Organdy 1Oc;;
Paris Mulls at Zoe up to
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
NJ. & c. PAY TRAIN
Arrived at This Station Last Evening
and Spent the Night.

Just before the arrival of the regular
east bound passenger last evening, the
NJ. & C. pay train came rolling in, stop
ping at this station to spend the night.
Conductor w. NJ Stewart was in charge,
aud as m, and ticket puncher he is
second Harry Ryan in popularity and ef-
fciency.
This train loaded with money freight
usually leaves about five hundred dol
lars a month at this point for the EN-
ployees Of the M- & @.
The old reliableis still badly ID need
of new coach for the transporta-
ton Of its wealth. lfthe road keeps put
ting this necessity off some of these glo-
rious days when the vehicle is making a
trip, a big amount of wealth viii be dis
tributed over the track and several offi-
cials will have to be recognized by cor
oner.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21

not be seen elsewhere.
Fit and workmanship as
good as any tailor can
produce. Prices reason
able; lower than our com
petitors by 10 per cent.
An elegant variety Of
Silk Vests, White and
COlored Duck Vests.
We shall continue this
week to sell those Puff
Bosom White Shirts at
o2c and $1.OO; they are
cheap at $1.25.
Big lot Of Straw Mat
tings at from Is to SOC
per yard.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
PERSONAL.

Ccl. Samuel r. Lowrey is in the
city in the interest of his son.
Alderman A: D. Rodgers took a
peep at New Market this week.
Mr.. E. M. Thurston and family
are back from visit to Tennessee.
Mrs. Cornelia Dickson is the guest
Of her mother Mrs. Susan Roper.
Postmaster Ludwig is i'll at home
with erysipelas in the face.
Mr., I'll. w. Dawson Of Elkmont
was in the city this week.
Mrs. Julia A. Mann was down
from Chattanooga this week visiting
friends and relatives.
w. E, Brown, Esq, Public Land
Attorney is back from a jaunt to
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Eliza Tate of Montgomery
will spend the summer wi th relatives
here.
Capt d n. Cooper Of Mar ion Co
passed through the city this week en-
route to Washington d. G.
Hon. Ira Brown, Inspector Of the
G. L. 0. and polished gentleman,
was in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Rev j. F. Humphrey left Tues
dly night for Kansas City Mo-, to
attend the G. P. Synod, Miss Bes-
sic Martin accompanied his as del
egate from the End G. P. Christian
Endeavor,
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21

Doc; Linen Lawns 25 to
5Oc;; Plaid Null at 10, 1917
10 and 25c;; black dotted
Swiss at 90 cents.
Just received a new
lot Of Crepons 1Oc yard;
also new lot Of Japanese
Fam from sc to SOC.
Ladies, misses and
childrens Refer Jackets
So, $3.50 and $3.
Embroidered Handker-
chiefs in plain, white and
colored border 1Oc, that
sell elsewhere at 25c.
Another lot Of "a inch
all silk Gloria Umbrellas
$50. One lot metal stick
all silk Gloria, % inch
Umbrellas $1.85.
Our Clothing :. Department
is ON TOP.
Every style imaginable
can be found on our
counters. Special de-
signs in suits that can
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
DIED..

Miss Maggie Dye, aged 10 years,
died suddenly Yesterday morning, Of
hemorrhage, at the residence of Mr..
James B. Turner, West Clinton st.
SCHIFFMAN.-At his residence, on
Holme. ST., Monday May 16, 1892,
Mr.. Dan Schiffman, a prominent cit
izen and business man of this city.
His remains were laid to rest Tues
day, a large concourse Of sorrowing
friends uniting with the bereaved
relatives in paying the last sad trib-
utes to his memory.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
THOMAS AND lNMAN.
They will Now See what They Can do
with the Terminal.

NEW YORK, May ia long confer
ence Of parties identified with the Rich
mond Terminal system was held in
President Oakman's Office, and at the
meeting several propositions were made
in connection with new steps for reor-
ganization, but no information in regard
to these propositions was given out.
General Thomas said before the con
ference that he could arrange a reorgan-
ization with an assessment Of 5 on per
cent on preferred stock. The new plan
would involve a reorganization Of both
the Danville and the Terminal Compa-
MES. as he considers them identical, but
the East Tennessee would go along as it
is without being concerned in the affairs
of other companies.
John H Inman was asked by banking
interests if he would accept the presl-
dency of the Terminal Company, but he
gave a positive refusal to the reques
He will, however. re-enter the Terminal
directory, and it is expected that in a
few days General Thomas will resume
in the Office Of president of the East
Tennessee Company.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
The Situation in st. Louis.

ST LOUIS. May 19-The steamer
Idlewild has returned from trip down
the river and reports the rescue Of thir-
ty-six families. 200 persons, from the
various islands below here, now covere
with high water No loss of life has
yet been reported in the vicinity.
The rivers condition at 1 a. m. was
35 feet and very slowly rising. tn
breaking oe the Madison dyke in Eae
st. Louis threatens to bring on a Goa
famine which may send the price of
coal to twice its present figure.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
HOUSE ROBBED.
The Home of Mrs. v. A. Belts Bur
gIarioUsly Entered.
Seventy Dollars Taken From a Purse
in a Bureau Drawer,

Sometime during Thursday night or
maybe during that day, some unknown
sneak thief entered the sleeping apart
ments Of Mrs. " a. Belts at her cottage
home on Walker street anu stole from
her hand purse which is kept ia bureau
drawer, about seventy dollars, all in
green backs. A number Of silver dollars
and a few pieces of other coin
were left, these were in the
same pocket book with the money stolen.
1t is believed that the theft was COM
mitted some time Thursday, as no indica-
tiOns whatever point to an invasion at
night.
Nothing else about the room or house
is missing and it is thought that the thief
was strictly money hunter.
The officers are working on the case
but we failed to learn late last evening
whether or not they had any clue as to
who the guilty party is.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
A RaiIroader to Resign.

TOPEKA, Kan, May ia rumor i
current here that Fl. Q. Cross will ten
der his resignation as president Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway At
the meeting Of stockholders, to be held
at Parsons on the 18th inst. No rea-
sons are known for this change otht
than a desire on Mr.. Cross part to be
at home with his family at Emporia.
where his private business demands his
entire time and attention. Nothing can
be learned as to his probable successor.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
State Normal School.

Or. y. .. Humphrey, Huntsville, Aia.
DEAR SIR:
Having given your great blood
remedy fair trials among the teach
ers and students Of this Institution,
with most satisfactory results in cas-
es Of scrotula and rheumatism, j take
pleasure in stating that it is all that
you claim for it, and | cheerfully
recommend it to all persons suffering
of such diseases. Respectfully,
IL 20 1y. w. Fl. CoUNCIIL.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-05-21
Indiana Prohihitionists.

TERRE HAUTEy Nay 19.-John L.
Sheilds, of Sullivan county, has been
nominated here by the Prohibitionists
for Cougrt IS. He is a Peoples party
man and some Of the delegates ar= Up
posed to his nomination, On the groH4
that they wanted to run him az the Pro
ple's party candidate for Governor. Ih
delegates to the national co1yentic-
were instructed for John E. ST. Job
for President. a full county ticket fol
This county was also put ill illumination.