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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

itdrtere 8Iutuns burd Mntuenouns bon
MuffbIGeen aus faltem WaHer nit .3us
iab bon etipas giiis su itilen 1T. 9lu9
fenn bic 8Iutuns, falls bieielbe nidt
BON grDberer 8ebeutuns 1T, baburd se.
itiat werben, baB bic Wunbe nit elmer
NuflDiun9 bon ettpa A unsen MIaun su
l Quart Wafer anssemai6en pirb.
@elinst bic Stiuuns Der 8Iutune auf
oieis gSeiie nidt, 10 1T stpedmaBis Elm
Drudberbanb ansubrinsen, uno apar in
Der 9lrt, baB man @ers. Sanf sslads
ober suiammenseleete 2einpanb, be.
feudtst nit elmer Mii6uns aus 2-3
nnsen S&ipefeIidure, 2 nnssn 8ein.
seiit, / Quart @ai1er, auf unb um bic
g8unoe berum Iest unb bariiber cine
aiemli6 tart ansiebenoen 8inbe befeftiet.
SIT Elm srObeS 8IutssfdB ober cine
gDer perIebt, 70 1T bic betreffenbe Iber
bur4 eine Bincette berpprausieben unb
mitteIit zines Sabens su uhterbinben.
Bel Auetlhunsen tbut man gut, bic
aerfetten Ndnber su beleitisen uno
slatte S6nitttpunben bersuitelen, ipdbs
rene BET Nuertpunben fir NbiluB bes
ii6 bilbenben @iters baour6 su iorsen
1T, bab man bic Q8unbe BON einem
8infeI berieIben aus in aamdblid ienf,
redter &idtuns perldnsert. Sci Wuns
ben Der 8au6 unb Bruitpanbunsen
nit Serportreten bon @insepeioem iinb
lebtere, fpenn lie nidt su bebeutenb bers
lett iine. mad bOtberieem Nbpaiden
nit Iauiparmem Wafer iorsfaItis in
ttre SDblen SuriifSubrineen unb bic
Bunbranoer bur9 cine itarfe NaoeI gu
bsreinisen.
Simmer 1T bafiir Gorge su trasen,
oab Der iib etipa bilbsnbe Otter abflies
ben unb -iid nidt in tieferIiesenee
@eihetbeile fenfen fam. g8iQ feline
sutartise @iteruns eintreten, 1T bic abs
sefOnberte SlIfiiteit itelris6snb, biinn,
bIutig, 70 empfiebIt eS ii6. bic 8unbe
breis bis piermaI init elmer Otii6une
BON 3 llnsen Terpentin, ettpas gieeIb
unb J Quart Wa6er su befeudten.
SIN ben eriten orei Sasen unb bepor iid
@lter eebiloet bat, iino ale @unben
nit faltsn Iufiblasen su bsbanbelu,
bic bel lei6teh, oberladliden @unben
einfab aus Dfterem 9efeu6ten pber
Sesieben Der @unbe nit faltem @aiIer,
bel sefdbrlideren in Der Beiie semaht
werben, oaB man Supor in faItem @aIs
Ter auSsewunoene oide 1iiber auf bic
Bunben Iest uno ale 8iertelltunben
nit taltem @a1er ooer 8IeitpaHer bes
feubtet. I'm Snieften abaubaIten, bes
itreidt man bic Wunben taslid einmaI
nit Gbser Ober 8ienDl. Sin isbr sutes
DiitteI seeen Wunben an 8Iauen unb
Sufen iit RapStbeer. Sinh Sebnen,
8anoer ober 8uodenbGute perlebt ooer
sequeti6t, 70 tbut man gut, gisauf,
idldse su MAIDEN. 8ei gintritt bon
giteruns reinist man bic lmsebuns Der
gSunben uno belonberS ba, no Der Otter
leinen Nbflub bat, 6fterS nit Iauipar.
mem g8aiier, trodnet bic abeepafdenen
Sbeile 10 DieI ipie mbsIid unb bsrbinbet
bic 8unben nit Gbarpie, garter 2ein.
tpanS ober feinsn Slads, peI1e man
aupor nit ettpas SdipeineidmalS bes
itreidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
500 Selpbnuns. 500.

@ie 9eier tes Scranton @odsnbIatt wer.
ben iit freuen 3u erfabren bab es ipenisit.us
cine gefiirhtete Srantbeit gitbt, pelde Die
@iIenidaft in all ibren Stufeu su beIen i'm
Stanoe iit; SaIl's Gatarrb Cur 1T Die ein5se
iebt Der drjtliden 8ribsridaft befannte poa
tiue Sur. Satarrb erforbert ole eine Gonfi.
tutionstranfbeit cine fonifitutioneIIe Bebano.
lung. Sal's aatarrb BUR miro innerIid ge.
nOnlmen uno pirft oirsft auf bas 8Iut uno Die
ibleimi9en Oberhdden bee Spftems caburd
Die Srunblage Der Sranfbeit 3eritorenb unb
Dem Batienten araft sebeno. inosm fe Die
Contribution oes 8otpers aufbant unb Der
@atur in ibrem @erfe biIft. 9is Gisentbiimer
baben 70 pieI 8ertrauen ju ibren SeiIfrdften
Dap fte einbunoert Dollars BeIobnung fur ie.
ben 6aa anbieten, ben fe gu fllriren uerfeblt
9abt gu6 eine eifte bon 3eugnifieu fommen
Wfan aorefire:
8 8 GbeneD & 60. Soleoo, o.
HeAs Bon Drosuiiten uerfauft rs 6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
BUR rehten 3eit.

9ie redts Belt. 3u weder man Den Sort.
idritten bon 8laien. uno Iierenleioen Ginbalt
ibuu mnb. lit aetommen. iobalo iene Or9ane
ir einen 8uitano Der llntbdtisfeit 9eratben
uollen. Ser MISUNDERSTANDING anitob
peldeu Re ourd Scitetter's Masen.B Bitiers gu
erueuter Sbdtigteit erbalten, rtttet Dor Der
brobenoen @efabr unb usrbiitet fold seidbr.
Iihe Srantbeitsn wie Die 8rigbi'ide Niereu.
trantbeit unb Sarnruhr llntbdtisteit Der
giieren fiibrt 3u bromidem &beumatismus
@idt uno WaiIsrudt unb oa oas 8lut bel
ieinem Surd9ans ourd Die Srsare aereiniet
pirb, 70 bat Die anuenoun9 bieiss 8itters ei.
men ooppeIt 9roben Russn. Sie apnei Wirft
nidt aufregenb. ipie Die befiigen &eismitteI
Die man ionit i'm SanosI fnOet. Rerionen
tpeIde all W1Iaria. llnuereaulitfeit. Ser.
ftopfun9 uno @erpoiitdt leiben, meroep bur6
oieielbe poIlftdnbi9 9ebeiIt Seitbem ole b6s.
ortige Sronfbeit, oIe Grippe, auf9etreien, bat
fld oieies 8itters iopobl ale SeiI., pie ale
sahsmtteI se8en bwieIbs qler Orten be.
mdbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Die Slattfdufe.

Siebt man an gut 9esogenen unb gu
sepflesten 8dumen suiammenseroat,
9Idtter unb bemerft suslsi6, baB forts
mdbreno Imeiien an Sieien 8dumsr
aufs une ablaufen, 70 1T eS niht auf'
fauenb, tpenn Der nnfunbise ben Amei.
fen bic S6uIo an Der 8erfiimmerune
Der 8aume beilest. 9ieie Inii6t If
burdauS irrie. Die Sdulb am Sled.
tbum bes 8aumes, an tpel6em man biz
4meiien aufs uno abseben fsbt. trGsi
nibt bic Mmeiie, ionoern bic auf BEN.
isIben anseliebeIte crime 8lattIauS.
9ieieIbe lit aussema6ien belsriin.
eifbrmis unb baubis. Sic bermebri
iid unSemein fGnea, tpeiI iebe 8latts
Iaus lebenSiee Sunse sebiert unc bieie
nad 6-7 Iasen tpieber ie 30--4O
Sunse sebdren, 10 bab in einem Sons
mer 1870 @enerationen entiteben,
Die 8lattIduie iiben an ben iiineiten
unb sarteiten Irieben in traubenfDrmis
gen &lumpen suiammen, ipdbrenb bic
brdunliben auf ben 8irnbdumen nidt
auf ben IriebIpiben, ionbern mebr riif'
pdrts an ber 8inbe zines 3peises iiss
sen, unO stpar an Der SteIe, no mebrere
8noIpen nabe beiiammen iinb. Sic
iteben nit ibren beutlid iidtbaren
SausrlHeIn in baS 3saensepebe Der
iunsen 8latter unb 3peise elm unb
ent,;eben linen hen Gnft SIN nom
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Saus nnb Spf.
gDie arpa 1T bein Iels 2

Ginsr seitraubsnbsn 8u6fibrune aui
unferen WtitteIfarmen tperbe id ME bas
Mort reben, neil Der Bauer isIbittbatie
aue8 leitet unb cine Solhe beSbalb uns
nDtbig mare, aber obne Siotiaen unb
Tersleide fann man iib ia ME elm fIas
res Bib ieiner 8erm5senss unb gBirtb>
fdaftsperbaltnife MAIDEN. SD fomme
bierauf nod ausiiibrIider suriid, nors
ldufs m6hte i6 nur barauf binipeilen,
bab eS su ieber 8ere1nuns pidtie 1T,
bic @rbSe Der einselnen Seloer au fens
neq. I'm bieIelbsn aus3umsHen, bebieni
man iid zines 0taBitodeS Ober cine,
Seine, unb tpenn man erit uebune ers
lanet Dat, fam mans aud abidreiten
Die 0taBperbdliniiie iiub fpIsenbe
Sin glder bat 43, $50 Nuabratfub; 64C
Nder. ober' eine Seftion, MAIDEN eint
Nuabratmeile; 160 glder iinb eint
8ierteIieftion. Gin Wann bon mittIs.
rer @rbBe unb @ansart mabt 6 S6rltt'
auf Die Hutbe, unb tper ii9 anfdnslid
nidt bic nbtbise Si6etbeit sutraut
mag erit in einisen @dnsen auf furser
abseme1enen @ntfernunsen bon l6l
SUB q 9tutbe) iein Sdriitmub banad
einri1ten. Ser 9lder bat 16O Qua.
oratrutben, unb 70 ipiirbe beiipielstpeii,
Elm re6tpinfIises Selbitiid, peldes 12C
Sdritt, ulios20 8utben, lang unb &C
Sdritt, eber Is &utben, brett fpGre
30 nal 60, ober 800 Auaoratrutber
ober seraoe 2 9lder srob iein. Di'
Seite zines Auabrats bon einem Ide,
mibt senau 208 SUB 81 Boil. SSH
man eS in Streifen su einem @der abs
mefen, Der creimal 70 lang ais brett 1T
Dann mub er AT SUB 5 5oa lang uni
l04 SUB 4 3ua brett fem. 8on &c
SUB Ssroat seben 2l78 sSub 9dnse !
Aderfldde; bon 80 SUB SrOnt, 145S
SUB 2dnSe; bon 33, 1890; bon 35
1914 bon 40, 1889; bon so, 87l4
bon 100 Sub Sront sebeu 435 Sui
9Gnge l glderflade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Nraftif6c strt, 0Bein su be=
fbueiSeH.

0einreben, tpelde baS trasenoe Ils
ter erreidt baben, f0nnen in elmer @eiis
bei6nitten iperbsn, baB man Der 3siuIs
tate siemli6 iiber 1T. @me nnteriub.
uns Der 8ebsn fpabrenb iie ma6ien,
ldbt IeiGt erfennen, aus nelhen Mussn
bes poridbrissn @udies Die SdbB!inse
treiben, bic in bieiem Sabre Srudt tras
gen. Dies bient ais 8idtidnur gum
Bei6neiben fiir bic ,nddite @rnte unt
10 ipeiter bon Sabr 3u Sabr. SdDBs
linge aus dlteren tpie ppriGbrieen 8ans
fen erseueen meiit nur SpIS aber biss
1T gut fir bic grnte i'm foIsenben Sabr.
Die Sdbblinse aus ben 9iebenfnospen,
mo- baS alte unb neue SoIs 3uiammsn'
fommt, trasen ieIten Sru6t. Das erfe
Nuse oberbaIb Der Nnfabteqe 1T frubts
bar, absr bic Srauben an ben SdDbs
linsen aus benz nd6fen unb mebreren
9lusen bariiber iiup bic sefduIterten.
SD neib aus Grfabruns. oaB feds 70
auSsetpdblte 9lusen an elmer itarten
8anfe meiitens Sd6blinse nit brei
Trauben unb mandmhl bier an iebem
treibsn. 8is su oieiem 8etrase fDnnen
mir auf Srauben bon iebr iturfen 8ans
fen beS poridbrisen @udies rednen.
OesbuIb, ie nab Der MnsabI bpafom'
mener Trauben, Die cine Gebe su traeen
permae, fbnnen mir leidt Die am meis
item peripredenoen glusen belahen unS
bic iibrisen pesibneioen. Dieie Wes
tbobe beS 8eidneioens berminbert bic
9lrbeit beSeutenb i'm 8erslei6 nit Dem
alien 8erfabren, na6 benz 3apfen nit
einem ober aipei 4usen ilber bic sanSe
&ebe beribeiIt iinb; iie sibt penig Soll
unb piele Trauben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

3usdnslides Setlmittel, tpel6es felt
Satren In unsdtlisen SdIen ieine @ir-
funssfraft erprpbt Bat, 1T Or. ansuii
&6nis's Sambarser Srobfen, Elm @it-
tel bas iebent @lter pbne alle @efabr an
9epabt tperben fann, unb rel6es fret bon
alien ienen Raaweben TT, tpelde ptels
anbere &bfabranssmittet mad iid sietea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Sei6dftssM
BUD. nms Mecieen,.0rnefer.

Sudb' unc Mecieen,s sDrudfer.
Greb. BaeneL Drudarbsit jeber Mrt,
in enslilGer unb psutl&er Sprahs, 5tt qada-
wpuup @usnas, ssssnabr BEN Bottom Stors.
Gisarren'5abrifant.
". Mpt6mann, II, bic beIiebtsn >, ,alfpnlo"
uno big Tins" Gisarrsn; alle Sorten Sd
baf une Eauterarttsl, SCI 2adawanna ape.
@rpeeries uns WrppifIpnen.
8t6tolb, Sranbpw & Co., Grad.
folssr bon Seabls & SterpD, ZIG penn Ape.
S6lGser Seal, "a eadapanna
Wps. has bsriibmts gRbite Spunse MsbI.
Srsb. s. g8ibmaYsr DsIifats0sn,
$50 Qadamauna Npsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20


Wfebr luertb ale Elm fbones 3immer."
y Sci bem 9biere iein Sreunb unS
nidt fein Beinieer.
p SaIte im Stale &sinIi9tsit unb
quite Orbnuns.
- 8ebanble bic Gbiere, insbeionbers
furdtiame unb dnsitIi6e, ielbit aud
bDsartise, ieber3eit nit @eSulb beadte
cieS INNER aub beim 8ei9lasen in Der
Sdmiebe. GrrunseneS Sertrauen be.
ieitist man4e iibIe @isenidaft sinsa
Tbieres.
~ Gorge i'm Stale gu ieber SabreSs
ssit fir quite refine 9uft, fir 2i9t unr
entipre9enSe &dumlihfeit. SaIte in
Der Siitteruns senuue 3eit unS ssnuues
Wab. Gorge fiir seiunbeS Suttsr uni
reineS TrinfpalIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

srSbte gsprfdt gu ee.
brauhen. Gin bur6.
aus reelIes tn feiner
Wtrtuns ansenebmes
unb f6eres, sebermann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Ssbansluns BON SSunpen BET
OauStbieren.

Ststs 1T por Maem bic @unbe nit
reinem @aRer sriinbIi6 aus;upaiden,
etipa barin bsfinbli9e frembe 8brpsr
su entfernen, ipdbrenc cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Ziegler'S Hotel,
SeD. 327 2aGamamna Mpe,
y. 3iegler, giaentbamer.

8eiRnoe fnoen bier bic borjisIidfs 8olt
uno putes eo9is 3u mdbiseu 8reilen.
III tern unb glams mabreno Der
Saiion in ieoer 3nbereituu9sart
9ie fsiniten Beius, Gbampaaner, eiauOrs
unb Gisarren.
@ripaBimmer fir 9amsn uno 8amiIien I'M
,peiteu Stodnerfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
sSnDulrial Saaberein.

6ie nSubuftrial 8au. nub Nnleibe.@eieQ.
fdutt" pirS ibren erten GiwabIuussobeno
Wfpntae, ben 6. Suni,
uno oGruad ieosn erften Monidg i'm Monat,
baben in no. 625 Geoar apenue, friiber Or.
8iug's Office. Sp3itHe Sffesltunoen ieoen
Madmittna BON 2 bic 6 llbr. Attien iino
nod ;u baben.
SafDb :. Ntiller,
Setretar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
q. 6. 3nrffeb's
Samilien : Store,
SIT 2afapanna Gbenue.

Dft befsn @rrnrispaartn .allti ari an
oanh. Butter, por5elans dnb 1ppfwaatfr &c.
Cine quite NuspabI S6nittpaarn ebtnfalls
porrGibis, ME als Irtrn gHaaren, nrlte
man fir alssmstnsn 8amiIifngsbranG nStbts
bat.
Das etuti6t publifum tf frtuHSIi&f sin
stlasfn pprjuipreGen
s. g. 3urateb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

franfbaften .3uifdnben. Sas Sritiabr
To baber bic re6te 3eit, TIM bic fd I'M
SSrper tpdbrenb bes @tnters aneeiesten
iberFasisen unb bic 2tdtisfett ber ein-
setnen Srsane bemmenben Stpfe bur9
etne reselredte, ben &6rper nittt fhdbis.
enbe Slbfibrfur au entfernen. Bon ber
8rbbten Nptbwenbisfett III es fir alle bic
tenisen tpelGe an eeit6rter @ersauuns,
Serffcpfuns, gldtunsen. 9autausIald-
gen. Srdsbett anb aRabisfeit Der @lieber,
Sfmesen tm @aser, ber eeber, II. {. 10.
leieen, bet per Nabl bS Mittels bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
ReuuISrer Dienst.

De anberen belpdbrten Dampfer bieier einie oers
Ieben eins bis bfueimaI per 9Bo6e einen otrefter
Stenit spiiden Santbprg uno gtetp Dort; e6er@
erfauuf ppr3iaIidle ACCOMMODATION uno Bees
pJieanne in &aiiite ano sStpifdenoed. auberz
oroentIit nieori9e Breiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Giniae RdthR&Rdee
fit oas
era&ia&r.

Sn Der Wtnters3ett net.
gen f6, tn Sclse bon 3u
tpents Sewesuns tn freier
auft bic @epebe bes menf9-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
@taHs SrSnuna.

,,Se mebr ou pirft bic 8biere pHegen,
Seito mebr erluddit oeinem Sauie Se9r
Gin gutter Stal 1T INNER
lHebr mertb nIA piu ld,nups 9immer 4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
UNION LIME

brett. 9ie einie Def orbert MIR 5tpdenoedszg
aiere, benen pas sanse Ded bur Serl9in9 itebt-.
gfiebriae Yreie.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09
BLOODY WAR
AT HOMESTEAD.
Carnegie's Locked Out
WOrkmen Resist to
Death.
The Landing of 800 Armed
PinkertOn Men.
FIRST FRUITS OF THE IRON MAS
TER'S ATTEMPT TO CRUSH
HIS WORKMEN.
Twelve Men Killed and Twice as many
Wounded, many of whom will die,
Twelve Men Killed and Twice as many
Wounded, many of whom will die,
is the Result Of Fourteen
Hours Fighting.

A short while ago the manage
ment of the Carnegie Iron Works
at Homestead, point on the Mo-
nongahela River, eight miles above
Pittsburg, informed their work
men that they must submit to a re-
duction of wages averaging about
3O96 below the existing schedule,
and that the new schedule would
go into effect July 1st.
The workmen were informed
that if they did not accept their
places would be filed with non
Union men. The workmen refused
to submit to the reduction, and the
works were closed on June 30th,
and all remained quiet, until We'd
nesday morning when the com
pany attempted to land, from two
barges in the river, 800 armed Pin
kertons' at their works.
The barges arrived at the Works
about day break, and after a short
parley firing began on both sides
and continued, with intermissions
until night, when the Pinkertons'
laid down their arms and surren-
dered Internationally.
Nine workmen and seven Pin
kerton men we're killed, and about
sixty were wounded on both sides.
The workmen after the removal
of the men from the barges captur-
ed all the arms, ammunition and
other valuables on the barges and
then burned them.
Our space prohibits more ex-
tended account Of the affray, and as
to its cause, we append the follow
ing from the N. Y. World of yester-
day:
"rhere had been no menace of
destruction against the Works. To
the contrary, as printed in THE
WORLD yesterday, the chairman OF
the Advisory Committee of the
locked-up operatives offered to sup
ply 500 sheritf's deputies, sworn tc
protect the Works, and to furnish
bonds for their faithful discharge
of that duty.
The entire effort of the workmen
up to the appearance of the Pinker-
ton Hessians was directed to keep.
ing non-union men out of the mills
TO surrender their places to impor.
ted "pauper labor" meant to them
the loss of their homes, their occu.
patton and bread for their families
To give up their union was to rem
der themselves liable to be oppress
ed separately. And this has beer
and is the purpose of Carnegie''
agents"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09

1t was then ordered that all per-
sons interested show cause why the
corporation should not be dissolved
before Virgil G. Lowry, referee, on
Oct. II, 1892, at 10 o'clock A. M. at
the court room in Logan. The mo-
tion to appoint receiver was over
ruled. Thereupon w, H. Woodruff If
fled another petition against the
company, praying for the appoint
ment of receiver, which was
granted, and Frank c.. Rochester
was appointed temporary receiver
under a bond of $25,0O0.
The property is all under levy by
Sheriff Wright on an execution in
favor of the Peoples Bank for
about $4,000 issued on cognovit
judgments taken in the Franklin
County Common Pleas Court.
1t is yet undecided whether the
temporary receiver will be allowed
to complete unfinished contracts
from m aterial on hand or not.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09
IIeshoro.

Business mere is normal and the
banks here will not suspend busi-
ness-of course the clay and coal
banks.
Farmers are done cutting wheat
and some have been hauling in
their crop, which is generally very
good.
Lon Warthman has just returned
from Tennessee, where his wife and
children were visiting. Some of
the children were sick, but are inn
proving, and were able to get home.
He will begin saving on his grand
fathers place, where he has some
fine timber.
j. w. Shaal is moving business
in the timber line on the West
farm near here and wants more
teams to haul. Call in haulers
ifyou want work for teams.
Jasper Allen and his wife and
daughter, were thrown out of a
buggy in our town the 5th, but for
tunately none were much hurt.
Bnndy Allen got his thumb Sc
verely mashed while working for
j. w. Shaal in handling some lun-
Der at the mill.
The fruit is light; apples are ex-
tremely scarce, more so than for
years.
Many farmers are fearing an in
jury to the wheat from too much
rain, but hope they may be mista-
ken and all prove we'll that ends
well. ZEPHYR.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09
Obituary.

Mrs. Rosina Shein, nee FRANKIE,
died July 4th, 1892, at the residence
of her son near Enterprise. The
deceased was born at Lofen, King
dom of Wurtemburg, Germany, in
the year 1903, on the 10tn of June.
In early infancy she was dedica-
ted to the Lord through Holy Bap-
tism, which covenant she remem-
bered upon the day of her confirma-
tion after due instructions in Holy
Writ.
She entered the state of matri-
mony with Christopher Shein in
1880, which union lasted over fifty
years, being blessed with six chill
dren, four of whom have preceded
the parents into eternity. About
two years ago her husband was
called from hence by the Lord.
In the year 1852, the deceased
emigrated to this country and set
tied in Laurel township, Hooking
County, Ohio.
Her sickness was of short dura-
ton. She reached the age of 81
years and "a days.
Two sons, fourteen grand chill
dren, eight great-grand children
and many friends are left to mourn.
"Beloved, it is we'll"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09
The Annual Personally
Conducted, Niagara, Falls
Excursion.

On Tuesday, July Goth, 1892, the
Buckeye Route will run their An
nual Excursion to Niagara Falls
and Toronto at the usual low rate
Of fare, and those contemplating a
visit to the Worlds Wonder this
year, are cordially invited to join
the Buckeye Route Excursion.
Rate will be but 81 90, from Column
bus and proportionate rates from
other stations.
The train will be composed of
elegant sleepers, parlor cars and
coaches and will run through solid
to Niagara Falls, via the Popular
Buckeye Route. Don't forget the
day and date, Tuesday July GOTH
1892. For further information ap-
ply to w. II. Fisher, q. p. q II. A.
G. II. V. & II. R'y. Columbus, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09
Is $50 Detroit and Return
$3.50.

The popular Buckeye Route will
on July 18th, 1892, run one of their
old time popular excursions to
Detroit, Mich at the low rate of
$3.50 for the round trip from Colum
bus and proportionate rates from
other stations. Tickets will be good
five days. Special train will leave
Columbus 10 A. M. This being the
first excursion of the season to the
"CitY of Straits" it should be taken
advantage of. Call on Agents of
the G. II. V. d T. R'y. for time of
trains and detailed information,
or write w. II. Fisher, G. P.& Il. A.
Columbus, O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-09
The peOnle's Bank.

A meeting Of the depositors of
the Peoples Bank was held at
Rempel's Opera House Thursday
afternoon Judge Bright was made
chairman and John f. White
Secretary Mr.. G. V. Culver of New
York, brother of L. a. Culver ad-
dressed the meeting at length on
the affairs of the Bank, and gave
positive assurances that no deposit
tor or stakeholder would lose one
penny by reason of the suspension,
and that If the creditors would be
patient, in very short time ar
rangements would be made, where
by the Bank would resume bust
ness on larger and safer basis
than ever. On behalf of the officers
and stockholders he submitted a
proposition as follows:
All claims not over 800, and
800 on all larger claims will be
paid on ten days notice after re-
sumption Immediately on the re-
lease of the assignment.
Time certificates bearing six per
cent interest will be issued for the
remainder in amounts and pay
able as follows:
/
/. For all sums over 500 and not
over $500, and $500 on all larger
amounts payable on demand after
80 days notice of intention to make
the demand given after three
months:
2 For all sums then remaining
not over $1,000 and $1,000 on all
larger amounts payable on demand
after 80 days notice given after six
months.
3. For sums then remaining not
over $4,000 and $4,000 on all larger
amounts payable on demand after
80 days notice given after nine
months.
4. For all sums over $4,000 pay
able on demand after 80 days notice
given after one year.
The proposition was received
with great satisfaction, many of
the creditors making brief remarks
highly complimentary to the Pres
ident and his associates; and reso-
lutions accepting the proposals,
and expressing sympathy and con-
tidence, and assuring future sup
port to the Bank were adopted by
a rising vote.
A large number of the creditors
Immediately repaired to the Bank
and had their certificates &c made
out under the terms of the pro-
position and others are still doing
so. The intention to resume gives
very general satisfaction.