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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27
TOWN NEWS.

Judge E. Boyd Faulkner was
renominated by reclamation.
Mr.. c. R. O'Neil brought two
prairie dogs with him from Den
yer.
Mr.. Lee NJ. Siler has been elect
ed Principal of the Third Ward
School.
The Bicycle Works go to Hag-
erstown where a stock company
has been organized.
Cholera is raging in Europe
and every precaution should be
taken in this country.
Samuel Crawford is now in
charge of the G. V. freight be-
tween Hagerstown and Winches-
ter.
Mr. Suel Ramsburg and Miss
Lena Bean, of Washington, were
calling on friends in Martinsburg
Monday.
The Iron Hall has gone into
the hands of a receiver, and
probably local receivers will be
appointed.
Mrs. j. H. Keenan,, ST., and
daughter, Miss Lille, of Wash
ington, are visiting friends in the
city.
Rev. D. H. Lenox, formerly of
this city, now of Pocomoke City,
Md, spent Tuesday with his
uncle, Mr.. J. NJ. Marstella.
Mr.. G.. P. Riner, administrator
of G. w. Beard, decd, will sell
all his personal property on Sept.
IA. See bills and advertisement.
The firm of Stouffer & Darner,
Hagerstown, received a contract
to furnish the granite trimmings
for the new government build
ing at Martinsburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

Henry Shepherd, Jr., of Shep-
herdstown, is being cured of the
whiskey habit by the bi-chloride
of gold treatment. 1t should be
tried on some of our hard-cases.
The new cure will follow quick
ly the blue glass and Brown-Se-
guard Elixir theories.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

Every testimonial regarding Hood 8
iarsaparilla is an honest, unpurchased
tatement of what this medicine has
ICtually done.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

Subscribe for The Herald over the
campaign.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

REUNION OF OLD SAILORS AND SOL
DIERs-Two coming important events of
interest TO sailors and soldiers of the late
war will be the Reunion of the Naval
Veterans at Baltimore, September 18th to
10Th. and the Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Washington,
commencing September Goth, imme-
diately after the Sailors Reunion. In.
terest in the reunion will be heightened
by the presence of the White Squadron
in the harbor of Baltimore. The G. A. R.
Encampment will be the occasion of the
greatest military assemblage in Wash
ington since the Grand Review of 1865,
following the fall of Richmond. For
both of these events the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will sell tickets at greatly
reduced rates, and will grant most liber-
al concessions IN the way of stop-over
privileges. Tickets will be sold from
September 18th to Goth inclusive, valid
for return journey until October 10th,
and will be good to stop off, going or re-
turning, at all stations between Cum
berland and Baltimore-a region render
ed familiar to all veterans by the con-
slant warfare along the Potomac.
For more detailed information as to
time of trains, rates, and sleeping car
accommodations, apply to nearest B. &
o. Agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

Mr.. Jacob D. Mullen, of Balti-
more, spent a few days with his
mother last week.
st. Joseph's lawn festival net
ted about SIS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27
THE nAKKETJ.
MARTINsBURe MARKETs

Corrected every Friday By Alez. Parks.
Family -four SAYS to 5 oo
Extra
Corn Meal (white) per hun. 81 to I &C
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

The Sergeant gives notice that
corporation taxes are due, and
that a discount of 2 per cent. will
be allowed for prompt payment.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

Drs. Snodgrass and Henshaw
amputated the big toe of the
right foot of Mr.. Robt. Tanner,
on account of an ingrowing nail.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

The Harrisburg Shoes for Ladies'
are made of the best Dongola. They are
very stylish, durable and splendid fit
ting, They meet the wants of all classes.
There are no tacks or waxed threads to
hurt the feet. Every lady who buys a
pair of these shoes gets a bargain. JOHN
LYONS has received the agency for these
celebrated shoes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27

The seven months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Tiffa-
ny, well known here, died last
week in Chicago.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-08-27
MEAT MARKET, CHOICE FRESH MEATS !!

The undersigned would respectfully
NE iaet that ne has on hand Co FRESH MEATS
BEEF PORK, VEAL, SAUSAGES, BOLOGNAS, &c.
keeper call confidently expecting supplies
from to l2 Hams shoulders and mddling country
G. o. LAMBERT,
EAST BURKE STREET NEAR QUEEN
The Republican journal., 1892-04-21
Baptist Missionary Conference.

At the missionary conference held at
the Baptist Church in Waterville, April
18th, about thirty active representatives
of different churches were present. DR..
A. T. Dunn of Waterille, presided. The
exercises were very interesting and good
audience was in attendance all day. Fol
lowing is the programme:
Forenoon Session-Addre$, Scripture
Exposition, Rev. w. H. Spencer, Water
vile; address, Claims of Foreign Missions
on the Church, Rev. J. f. Cochrane, Hal
lowell; address, Reflex Benefits of Foreign
Missions, Rev. j. NJ. Long, E. Winthrop;
service of prayer, Rev. J. F. Tilton, Bel
fast.
Afternoon Sesslon-Address, Rev. DR..
A. X. p Small, Fairfield; address, Young
People and Missions, Rev. j. NJ. Wyman,
Augusta; discussion, How to Interest the
Churches in Foreign Missions, opened by
Rev. C. V. Hanson, Skowhegan, and Rev.
j. NJ Wyman; address, Personal Respon-
sibilities, Rev. b. L. Whitman, Free Street
Baptist Church, Portland; service of pray
er, led by Rev. c. NJ. Berry, Liberty.
At 5 o clock, DR.. J. E. Clough, of In
dia, met the young people of the Mission
Band in the Baptist vestry. and socia
hour was passed. At o. clock COLLATION.
was served in the vestry. At 7.45 DR.
Clough began his address on his work il
India. The church was crowded with
very appreciative audience, and DR.
Clough's vivid narration of his great worl
among the Telagus was thoroughly en-
joyed.
The Republican journal., 1892-04-21
Maine News.

The Bangor Loan 4 Building Associa-
ton at its meeting last week loaned the
splendid sum of $500 at p cents pre-
MUM.
Rev. G. A. Gordon. pastor of the New
Old South Church. Boston, who is a grad
uate of the Bangor Theological Seminary,
has resigned his position as president of
the Boston Ministers Meeting
| Mr.. A. NJ. Morrill,, of South Newburgh,
has sold his stallion Adam Forepaugh to
Mr. G. P. Sewell, of Lincoln, for one
thousand dollars. Mr. Morrill, is much
pleased with his trade as he raised the
horse.
The Waldoboro Granite Co. has elected
the following officers: VIM B. Ludwig,
president and general manager; E. I.
Hodge, treasurer and superintendent;
VIM. b. Ludwig, J. 7. Berry, E. T.
Hodge, c. A. Coombs, directors The
total expense for the year past was S24. :
/ 765.
The outlook for the kennebec drives
looks hard. Most of the crews were on
the streams on the Dead river waters
when the cold weather set in. The water
is very low and the crews have all hung
up. The lumber owners are boarding the
men and the men losing their pay
j. W. Bracket, manager of the Auburn
Daily Gazette, and the Turf, Farm and
Home has consolidated the latter with the
Maine Horse Breeders Monthly. Canton
J. w. Thompson of the Monthly assumes
the editorial charge of Turf. Farm and
Home
Clerks of all the drug stores in Bidde-
ford were arraigned before Judge Cram,
April l3th charged with selling liquor
and were bound over to the May term of
the supreme court. The warrants were
issued on evidence furnished by the local
lodge of Good Templars.
Hon. Neal Down of Portland has writ
ten to the head of w. c. I. T. in Maine
that he will bequeath his scrap-books to
the archives of the new ''Temperance
Temple in Chicago. They are twenty
three volumes now, very large and thick
and half-bound in strong morocco. Neal
BOWS scrap-books must contain great
deal of matter of value to the temperance
cause.
DR.. W. A. Wright, the leading physician
i'll Readfield, a prominent citizen and Sec
rotary of the Board of Health, was arrest
ed by an United States Deputy Marsha
and taken to Portland last Thursday,
, charged with selling liquor without pay
, ing a special tax. He said he began by
selling it to patients and later sold it free
ly to all corners. DR.. Wright before Com
missioner Rand, pleaded not guilty an(
was released on his own recognizance. HI
says that he formerly kept drug stor'
, and paid a tax. When he began to prac
tice he was told by a Deputy Collecto
that the tax was not needed. He says h
has prescribed liquor to his patients ant
furnished it for medicine, but not TO
beverage.
The Republican journal., 1892-04-21

'We purchase" say the English tinan-
ed States, but in return for these purchases
they have shut their doors to our products.
as we'll as to colonial products. With these
facts in view the far sighted government
leaders in England and the colonies agree to
the following:
LIST. The colonies have the natural re-
sources. if developed, for producing these
articles Of food products. ID This immense
volume of trade if secured would materially
enrich the colonies. Sd. England would
prefer to purchase these products of her
colonies than of nations that refuse to buy
her goods.
The question, then, engaging the careful
study of British leaders in political circles.
is, how can these trade relations be brought
about? 1t resolves itself, they think, chiefly
into two points: First, the rapid develop
ment of the almost ineXhaustable colonial
resources, and secondly readaptation of
tariffs to suit the altered trade relations.
The above will give you some idea of few
of the questions / hear discussed by think
ing men. They are receiving much quiet
and careful attention. 1t is believed that
Canada will become lar more important
factor in the Empire than is now supposed.
This evening l am invited to attend the
installation of officers of the Masonic Lodge
at this place. This is the 1OSth anniversary
it having been organized in 1874. The min
utes are perfect from the first and the sigma
ture of the charter members and others fol
lowing them are still kept as treasures. l
am invited to make few remarks on "Ma-
sorry in Belfast | will try to do you JUS
tice. Very truly yours,
GEO E. TUFTS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Sin praftifeber Seu6 6tapparat,

Sie neue Seitidrift ,,9ietbabsrs
finite" (Niin6en. Olbsnbours) Der.
bffentliat bic Seriteauns elmer 2eudts
pOrridtuns, bic, unabbdneis bon
StreidbbIsern, in iebem 9lusenblid
Oienits Ieiitet. Man nebme elm Idns.
lideS SlGih6en bon ipeibem @laie,
sebe Elm erbiensroBeS Stiidben Yboss
pbor binein, auf bieieS sieBe man reines,
Bis gum Siebepunft erbibtes OIipenbI,
fiile oamit bic Slalde bis su stpei Grit.
teln ibreS SnbaItS unb berforfe iie oidt.
8roudt man 2idt, 70 entfsrnt man ben
&orf, lGbt alio 2uft eintreten unb bers
pfropft bic SIaibe ipieber. Ser sanae
leere 9iaum Der SIai6e ipirb nun Ieuds
ten, uno bieieS 2idt 1T Elm bbdit ipirfs
James. Diinbert ii6 Die 2eudtfraft. 70
fann man iie RAID babur6 auffriiden,
bab man bic 5laide Difnet uno neus
2uft binsutreten lGbt. Sei iebr falter
@itteruns 1T eS nbtbis, bas Sldidden
etipas in Der Sanb su eripdrmen, I'm
bas Del fliiiiser su MAIDEN. Sine
SIaide ioa fir Elm GierteIiabr ausrsis
den. DieIes ipunbsrbare 2eu6tmittsl
fann in Der Taide aufbenabrt iperben.
0en Snbabern bon Masasinen, in peIs
6en leidt entsiinblide StOffe aufbe.
ipabrt perbsn, 1T gu empfebIen, bic
Wddter Der 3dume nit ioIden 2eudt.
fldIb6en aussuitatten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

enttpBbnten &inbe in Der sroben Stabt
bleibt, aufS SdIimmfe gefaBt iein mub.
&eine 8erss unb 2anbIuft nit sutsm
Baiier unb gutter Mlilb iinb bic sinsis
gen S6ubmittel fur elm ioIdes &inb.
Darum binaus aufs 2anb nit ben fleis
men 8inoern, III unier erfter 9iatb.
Weiter ratben mir. 8inher BON SSribs
an eesen Sibe unb 8dIte absubdrten.
&aIte Wafduneen, faIte 8dber, fribs
seitis unb reselmabis sebraudt, iinb
elm SdutmitteI sesen neberbibuns unb
@rfaltune. Dieielben iollten nit 8ers
itanb, ebeniowobl i'm Winter aIs i'm
CONNER, eebrau6t merben. Die Sd.
Der iollten nad unb mad fiibIer uno
fiibler anseipenoet iperben, biS fib enos
lid oaS &inb an faIte gSaIdunsen unb
Sdoer sepbbnt bat. Dieielben iinb
niht nur Elm Sdubmittel eesen Die
Sommerfrantbeit, ipelde man NIT He6t
einen Sibfdlag nennt, Der bic unabses
bdrteten, perweidli6ten Nerpen bsS
8inbes triift, ionbern bic falten 8aoer
iino auh elm SdubmitteI sesen ole
lerIei Winterfranfbsiten.. Die meiitsn
Meniden, bar,nter aud biele Mrste,
ltnb in benz Srrtbum tefansen, bab irs
senb elm Didtfebler baS 2siben perurs
iabe uno baB in eriter 3eibe Der Wtagen
oaran Sdulo iei. OaS 1T ni6t Der
Sal, ionbern es iinb Die srpbe Sibe unb
Die unreine, ibtpiiIe 2uft, ipelde bic
i6tpaden, unabsebartsten 9ierben bes
SinbeS Idbmen. SIM Nfasen unb
DarmfanaI seist ii6 bas 2eiben suerf,
peIdeS @ebirn unb gterbenipltem sss
trofen bat. 1lnberi itdnbise 9ta6barin=
nen unb Sebammen fommen BEL bieisr
&ranfbeit INNER suerit auf ben biimms
ten ginfaa unb ermabnen, ielbit nod
am 4ten Suli, bas franfe 8inb bod ia
rebt tparm gu balten, alS OBJ man SSeuer
nit nod mebr S0ibe lbf6en fbnnte
DaS arme, franfs &inb, peIdeS Ii6
nidt pebren fam, unp ipeIdes mad
&ubluns Id6st unb i6reit, pirS nun
bis iiber bic Obren in iparme Glider
unb Deden eineebunbeIt, mo mDeli6
ipirb ibm nod Elm Sdleier porS @eiidt
sebnnben, bamit bod ia fein filbIer, ers
friih nber 2uftSus feline beige. lddsenSe
3un8e uno Die brennenoe Saut fiible.
Sin fiibles 8ab, ober elm iiiblenpes
GlpItir ipllte Die erfe Webisin unS bus
eriie 9abial iein, ipelde baS erfrantte
&ino befommt. Das 8sitsre iiberIal,
fen rir Dem perfdnbisen @rste, benn
mir ipollen 9tiemano ermuntern, bel Ell.
ner i9peren Grfranfuns ben 9lrst su
pera6ten uno bic fdnere 8erantDorts
uns fir ri6tise 9ebanbIunS ielbit auf
ltb su nebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

sii6en 2anbtase Elm Ansrif aui bic
Sodburs bss SunfertbumS unb Der bes
iibsnben &lafen. bas aIte octropirte
WabIeeieb BON 1852 NIT ieinem Sreis
fIaHenipitem, bor. 2eiber ideint BEL
Der bartnddisen Oppoiition Der &esie'
rune, pertreten burd ben nunmebriSen
Minifer beg Snnern Serrfurtb, gesen
iebe &efcrm auf biefem @ebiet cine
@inisuns Der Iiberalen Barteisn-9la.
tipnalliberalen unb Sreiiinnisen-aum
eemeiniamen 8oreeben ausiihtslos.
Sonberbar senus 1T her friibere Ober'
biiraermeilter bon Berlin unb ipdtere
SinansnHnifter Sobredt an Der SpiBs
Der resierunssfreunbIi6en Sraftion.
ginen 8rcBen 8srIuit bat bic Stabt
Berlin unb nit ibr bic liberale Yartei
burd ben Sob bes Dberbiirsermeiiters
Star BON Sordenbed erIitten, beHen
2ei6snbesdnsnib : bem iibrisenS bic
@eiitIidfeit feiner gonfeiiion fernbIieb
-fd au elmer sroBartisen 8unbses
buns Der Mdtuns unb 8erebrune se'
ItaItete. 9lIs mutbmablider 9ladfoIser
Scrdenbeds tpirb bet frIbere 2anoratb
Baumbah bon Meimar, Sreunb Sass
fers uno freiiinniser abSeorbneter, bes
seidnet.
@obI nidt sufdais 1T es. baB 8aiier
@iIbelm ben nit srobem 9omp in 8os
penbasen ftattsefunbenen Seitlidfeiten
fir bic eolbene Sodseit bes odniiben
&bnisspaares fernbIieb unb itatt beHen
bic &bnisin 3essntin Der 9iieberlanbe
unb Seren Sohter, bic 12idbrise &6nis
gin @iIbeImine, aIs feline @dite nit
aussefu6ter Sbai9feit in Berlin ems
ping.
Sofcrt mad ieiner 3iidfebr bon benz
oSpreubiiben @aibiperf bel S6lob
&ominten bieIt ber 8aiier cine sIdn=
Senbe Baraoe auf bem TempeIbofer
Selpe ab.
Die beriibmte Waafabrtsfirde ,.3ur
Mutter @otteS" su &ebelaer am 8bein
feierte ibr 25Oidbtises Stifiunssfeit.
Sn benz aItberiihmten Silberberstperf
su Yrsibram ereisnete iid elm entiess
libeS unsIiid. Die SolaberfIeibunsen
unb Ntiiiibunsen in ber Iiefe purben
bon Seuer ersriffen unb bic pielen an
Der S6ldt befinbliden 8ersleute famen
srbbtentbeiIs in ben SIammen UNI.
YereitS iino 130 tbeilipeiS berfpbIte
2ei6name ans TaseSIidt bef6rbert,
$50 Mann perben nod permiBt.
DaS cabinet @ioIitti, baS bereits
auf benz Sprunse ianb, feline gntlais
flung gu nebmen, 1T nun bod pieber
suiammenseleimt. 86nis Sumbert
fpeiserte iid namlid su aasemeinem
@ritaunen, trob Der Meoerlase @iolits
tiS in ber &ammer, bic @ntIalIuns ans
sunebmen. 9ieS beutet man ais bas
ReiuItat beS @influHes bes Dreibunbes,
su ipel6em @ioIitti unbebinst baIt. Die
8errinseruns Der Seerestarfe tpirb nun
tppbl niht eintreten. $50 bas @elb
berfommen ioa, ipeib in StaIien freiIid
nod ghemanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Spmmerfranfbeit.

ssbt fcmmt baIb bic fdIimme 3eit
fir bic fIsinsn 8inber in ben srpben
Stdbten. Die MaheniterbIidfeit untsr
benIeIben fGnst sembbnIid init Der ers
iten srossn Sise an. Snuerbalb ipe'
niger Wlonate iperben Eauienbe bon
Wlattern banbsrinsenb al bem Stcrbes
bett ibreS 2ieblinss itebtn. bem fein
Slrst unb fsme 4rsenei SiiIfe su briusen
permohte. Der COB fcmmt in bieien
Sdasn oft gar 70 idnea BeI6e Sas
mile ipirb es trefen ? Wel6e miro rers
ibont bIsibsns gtiemanb fann es iasen !!
@ines aber 1T fiber, bab iper ben Soms
msr tur6 nit einem l. bis 2'idbrieen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Gefdbrli6e Slumenifrdnec.

gllte BIumenitrGuBe fpllten in feinem
Sauie seSuIbet iperben. Die sefabr'
Iidfen &ranfbeiten fommen BON perbors
bener 9uit, une es 1T bon bober @ids
iisfsit. ale Serbe beieS lebeIitanbeS
aufSuiuben. Da III benn elmer, an ben
iebr peni9s benfen, Der aber ipie bic
bIumise Dede beS Sumpfes 5dulnib
bringt. Sin fleiner Sumpf i'm 3immer
-ipabrli6, baS 1T cine sefiiIIte 8Iu.
menpaie, penn man bic grneuerunS beS
MallerS aud nur Inn cine Stunbe pers
idumt. 3pei bis brei SIumenitraube
teben oft in einem 3immer, iie ieben
nod friib aus, alio sebt bic Sausfrau
ooer Disnerin iorslpS an Der 8aie pOrs
iiber unb beibliebt, erit am foIsenben
@orsen frii6eS 8a6sr einsufiiaen.
8enn iie Die 6liiiiisfeit priifte, ipiirSe
iie bor bem Yeitserud eridreden, Der
berielben beute fdpn entitrDmt, unb
pieleidt bic llriade mirr. oub bic 8..
pobner bes SauieS all @boIera, Tppbus
uno Sipbtberitis erfranfen. @9te Sc.
hermann auf baS @aier, in cem bic
SIumenitrdube iteben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
1teber 3ans unb Wfeer,

bis gum fernen Beiten. auf Oampfern, in
Babnwa9en uno 9oittutiden miro Soitetiet's
Ma9eR8tters ole widtigftes Sngreoien3 Der
Sausapotbete oes reiienoen Yublifums be.
tradtet. So benmmt ueroorbenem idlammi.
gem Waiisr feline idaoliden Gi8enlhaften unb
ieinen abidenlihen @erud. paraliiirt Die Der.
osrbi6en @irfunlen idledter Ooer unpsr.
baulider SOft auf ben Wa9en uno 1T oas bette
@fitteI se9en arampfe, Sobbrenuen uno
8IGbnn9en. 50 1T elm portreffides S6us.
mtteI 9e9en malariaarti9e Srantbeiisn. 6ebt
Die ginwlrfuusen BON iiber9rober Sbe. fdlte
uno 6eu6tisfeit auf, furirt saitriides Sopf.
lueb unb 1T Elm unpersIeidII6es Wittel sssen
SartIeibisteit uno 8tlioiitdt. Sdmddlids
Beriouen unb &eeonpaIsscenten weroen ourd
Die &nitren9unsen mabreno elmer 8eiie oft
unbarmber3is mitsenommen, 70 oab bdufs
fo9ar ibr 2eben oabur6 in @efahr idmebt.
Serieben he ft aber Dor antritt elmer Sieiie
9eb0ri9 nit Dem Bitters. 10 ueroen fis ueni9
ooet gar nihts bon ben 8eiietrapa,en Bu be.
fiirbten baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Vur auto Straeeu.

4rof. 2ewis 4R. Saupt, Setter bes
lnterridtS i'm 2anbmefien on Der llnis
periitat bon PennipIpanien, iast, bab
cine quite Strabe burb eine biiseIiss
@eeens ME mebr alS $1,000 bic Meile
fcitsn iollte, unb isbr oft ni6t mebr ais
$4,000. lin eine Gonne auf elmer gut
sepfaiterten Strabe su sieben, bebarf
eS ssruSe baIb 70 UicI @epaIt, pie auf
bem 2ano. SIS ipirb ansenommen, bab
auf ben sepflaiterten Straben in gns'
lamb brei Bferbe eeraoe 70 idtpere ga.
fen sisben, tpie frlber bier, unb Sab bas
burb idbrIib 100 0tillionen Dollars
eripart merben. Gs piIb aud anees
npmmen, caB nit suten 8eseu bic Grs
seugniIle Der 2anbtpirtbfbaft i'm Staate
Benniplpnnien I'M Is Willionen Dol.
lars iebes Sobr bilieer auf ben Mlarit
9ebrad,t iperbeu fbnnten, tpie eS iebt Der
Saa 1T, uub eab bic 9auereien I'M
nenisitenS 100 MilIionen Dollars i'm
Yreiie iteisen iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Sei6dftssMn;eiger.

Sud,' une Aeeisen,.Srufer.
Sreb. 9Baener, Drudarbsit ieber art
In snslil6er unb beutIGsr Spra6e, 5ft 9ada-
wuuup @psnas, -sessniiber bsm Bottom Stors.
Sigarrens6abrifanf.
". Mpt d ma n n, bic beliebten ,,aiipnlc"
uno DSia Sting" @isarren alle Sprtsn Ia-
bat nne Hau6erartifel, SCI eadapanna @ps.
Groceries uns Sropifionen.
St6tplb, Srantpw & Co., Grad.
fOlssr BON SsabIe s. Stsa), t16 penn Mpe.
SblGaerun Seal "a qadapanna
@oe.' has bsribmts 9Rbite Spunse Mebl.
Srsb. s. gBibmayer DslifatslIen,
$50 9adapanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

Die oSsuno sieles sPebus eroisbt sis s,om,u
eines orn6,n hsutlrhsn @tootsmonr,s wrN
eines orossn ssutihsn aoiS,rs Iiir sin, I'D,
tios qSsuno sernsn mir ,;r,r SonN,nrs;s w nar
S1o0 fir Zine ,,nsits r;htios asimns ~, f,;n,s @
muiifinisImrrf Inn msrtks nan S15o ala hr;,,sn
S1rsis rinr Soi;hs oaISsns Tnmsr,,kr nj, s,,;;s%
Stni Yr,; meter, S,r,;S, IL ,ins nar,;;,MMs @ @
S,rr,ruhr srsi m,;,,y, are;s, % rm,nn s"SIs I'LL
rid,tias sintmortsn ,ir,r,ffer, 10 s;rs @ Sss
WShwoSd;ms Srsi rs;tsrs s,r,;s, = ,;rs shssr. ~.
n,rsrIssts iibrsnistts a;;r nv ms;t,rs w." r;%t;as ti
SIrs,r"r,s, s ssyssr rn;r !, oa ssn . G;ns .W.s'
rsm eva" gsl unS % ShsssH,J I W ar,.,rnssS.r ysVaa ',as
ond,rIHS,hsn SnfI,sr' rn% s,s,.s,s r;as;ss ans
antwurien sintrsifen, 70 lenSsn wir is elm paSr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

sar Sat man ni9t quite, friide
Sdmereien, 70 fann man aud feline
frdftieen, ipadSfabisen pHansen ers
tparten. SD babe ale @artens
fdmereien, einbsimiide unb im'
portirte, in srober 9luswabl uno fam
saranteren, caB iie friid unb feimfdbis
iinb. S. S. Wibmaper,
$50 2afananna Mpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
q. 6. 3nriiieb's
6amilierl : Store,
5l7 2adananna glbenue.

Dit befsn @rpesrtspaaren aurr @rt an
oane. 6uttsr, porsellan. anb 5ppfpaarsn &c.
Cine quite auswabI Sduittpaarfn ebsnfaIs
pcrratbis, pit aas Arten Waaren, prIhs
man fur aassmtutn damilisnssbran& u5ibts
bat.
Das bsutf&tpubIifum 10 frsunbIi&R elm
sslatsn prrsuipu&sn
S.G. aurftkb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Xiegler's Hotel,
SSp. 327 2aGatpauna Mpe.
y. Hiealer. @iaenthiimer.

&eiienSe Fnoen bier bic boraiaidfte aoit
uno pntes aosis gu mabi9en @reiisn.
Ma tern uno Slams ipabrenb Der
SaiiOn in leoer 8ubereifunssart.
Die feinfteu @eiue, ebampaaner, aiau5rs
nno eisarren.
Rripa5immer fur Damen uno GamiIien i'm
,iueiten Stodnerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
Nm sdlminOiI6tige.

Ser llntepeidnete uelder nad mtbridbri.
gen 9eioen Don einem idweren 9unsenIbel
nno Der sefiird,tsten 9 d. in nd I ourd
Elm einfades Mittel gebsilt tpuroe. luiinidt
al' ielneu Mitl,ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der Seil.
un9 beraunt 3u MADDEN Gr iuirb allen, Die
20 winiden. fohenfrei cine abidrift bes &s.
5epies enben weldes zine iidere SeiIun9 fir
. SGwinbiudt. Hftbma. eatarrb.
Brouditis uno ale pals. uno aun9en.
afeitionen II gr bofft, bab aIle 9eioenoen
ieip Wittel probiren. Ueldes uniddBbar it,.
W'r oas &s3ept. oas nidts foitst uno iesens.
reid lein tann, uiirfdt, i6reibe sefdIliSit an
Mep. Gepare u. 0Dilfpn,
8rooflpn, Iem gort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

H@- 8eiteat baS ;. .Bo6enbIatt" "-ss
entbdIt ale 9tadridten so idbrIi4.
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W0chentIicher Expressdiensi
ReuuIarer Dienst.

Die onoeren beWdlrten 9drpfer bleier einie Ders
jeben eins bic Sipeinal per sHode tinen etteiten
Sienit sniIden :santburs uno Slew Dpre; eben7
fails BON Sambur9 via SABRE nadb 9lah gorf. Wu=
erfauut oor;iigIidle 9tccompoation li,to Wers
pjlceune in Salute n,to SspiIdenSed. NuBera
oroentlid1 nieorige BreiIe.