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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
Would Poll the Largest Vote.

Hon. Victor /. Spear of Braintree will
accept the nomination for governor, il il
comes to him in a legitimate and proper
way. This is his position, and we submit
that il is a most honorable and creditable
one. He is free from all harmful or Ques-
for the place, and is, OF all men yet sug-
gested, the one to concentrate on in this
emergency. We do not believe in nom
promotion rule, but we were beaten on
this issue two years ago, and Whist was
sauce for Woodbury. is equally sauce for
Fletcher. The prospective contest between
his and Fuller's supporters can be avoided
and entire harmony had by the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Spear. He would receive a
larger vote by several thousands than any
man yet named, and for this reason and
because Of his high standing and ac-
knc wledged fitness we sincerely hope for
his nomination.-Hardwic Gazette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

The Italian trouble has been satisfacto-
rily and happily settled, and the diplo-
matte relations between the two countries
ing to one Of the most annoying of our
international disputes, and might have
been settled long before, had Congress
had the power which it should have had.
Let US take a brief glance at the case. In
the first place number of Italians in New
Orleans who were concerned in a con-
spiracy which resulted in the assassina-
tion of the Chief of Police, were tried and
acquitted. Then the indignant citizens
took the law into their hands ana lynched
the offenders. Three of them proved to
be Italian citizens and poor Italy imme-
diately set up war-like howl for redress.
Congress promised and tried to investi-
gate the matter and bring the offenders
to trial, but found it had no power to do
so. There is no statute, as there should
be, giving the Federal government au-
thority over such a matter. All that
Congress could do was to express sorrow
and offer to pay a reasonable indemnity
But Italy was, to speak in the vernacular,
ON her ear, called her minister right home
and refused to be pacifed. Secretary
Blaine has sent to the injured govern
ment $4,000 as indemnity for the benefit
OF the families of the injured citizens, the
money is accepted and the white dove of
peace again broods over all. After all, it
was the right and proper thing for our
government to do and we are glad that
nothing worse has come of it. But il is
something of a surprise 20 learn that the
Italians who came TO this country are
valued at something over 5000 apiece. Let
US be careful and not shoot any of them
by mistake.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
Reterring to the Fact that fauIt bias bee

Referring to the fact that fault has beer
found with Mr.. Spear by few State pa.
pers, because he has not rushed into print
and personally pushed forward his candi.
dacy, Mr.. Spear writes to friend in this
city, and says: $50 far have taken nc
part, nor solicited support from anyone
The matter of my candidacy came u[
wholly without my knowledge, and that
have not put myself in print is due to
the fact that have not considered the
matter seriously, and that had no other
backing than that which might come from
the common people. While / have no dis
position to scramble for the office, would
accept the nomination, If rendered to me,
with the same equanimity as though it
were the success of another"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

The insinuation by certain paper that
the name of Hon. Victor l. Spear has been
put forward with view of killing off Mr..
Fuller in the interest of another man is
absolutely false. The common people de-
mand man OF the class that Mr.. Spear
represents who is entirely free from any
political deals OF any kind whatsoever. II
the people see fit to nominate him, he will
accept the high trust absolutely untram-
meled by any promises to any one.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
Don't Force 1t.

AS long as there is any prospect that Le-
vi K. Fuller will secure the republican
nomination for governor it is worse than
folly to talk of an aggressive campaign, or
any disinterested enthusiasm or anything
like an old time majority. With him
such a campaign and a creditable majority
is absolutely impossible. Gentlemen, be
warned, and don't attempt to crowd and
browbeat an unfit candidate through,
simply because you think you have the
strength. II you succeed, it will be the
beginning of the end OF republican major
titles in Vermont -Hardwick Gazette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
A World Language.

The world has dreamed OF a universal
language ever since the building OF the
Tower of Babel. Scholar after scholar has
tried his luck at invention and failed
because Of the cumbrous and difficult
character Of his invention. The need OF a
universal language for diplomatic inter
course and in travel, and also in binding
together the various nations Of the world
by a common tie is well enough known.
1t is not intended that a universal Ian
guage shall supplant those already in use.
II could by no means do that, for the
very reason that il is artificial. A Ian
guage Is a slow growth OF centuries, and
represents the history, the life, The very
heart beats Of a people. An artificial Ian
guage can no more supplant a natural one
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

1t strikes us that this has the ri ght ring
Here is man who is not looking for the
office, who is in every way capable of ad-
ministering the affairs Of State government
and who is on the right side of all the
great questions and issues that affect our
welfare as State. II he should be the
choice of the convention, he will make a
governor that Vermont will be proud Of
Burlington Earth.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
WHO SHALL BE GOVERNOR ?
uphIll Work to Persuade the People.

Uphill Work TO Persuade the People.
Col. Fuller may be the man for the po
sition and receive the nomination but it
looks like uphill work to persuade the
people that he is their choice. In fact they
haven't to any great extent interested
themselves in the campaign as yet. The
little "booms" we hear OF in this or that
locality in favor OF Fuller or any other
candidate die OF exhaustion trying to
reach the neighboring towns.-Landmark.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

The advantages, yes, and the duty, OF
life insurance are so much matter OF
course nowadays that it hardly seems
necessary to speak of them. But there is
an idea in connection with them, which
IL not new, has at least a flavor Of novelty.
1t is well known that ministers, especially
of small churches, have diminutive sala-
ries, and families in inverse ratio. 1t is
very rarely that one is able to make much
future provision for his wife and children.
II church were to place a straight life
policy on their minister and pay the an
nual premium Of eighteen TO twenty dol
lars on thousand, which would be a
small amount in with other church ex-
penses, it would remove a burden from
the pastors mind, provide a help for his
family and tend to make the relations be-
tween pastor and people still more cor
dial and friendly. The idea is so practi-
cal and beneficial that it seems as il ii
ought but to be suggested to the churches
to be adopted. Certainly any church
which cares for its minister and his fami-
ly win be glad to help him in this way. II
life insurance is needed anywhere it is a
mong the clergy. This is also good way
to endow a religious or benevolent insti
tuition. A Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation in this state are talking of placing
s24, 600 on mans life for their own bene-
fit. Many persons who would like to give
money TO charitable institutions might
well accomplish it by taking insurance on
their own lives.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

The Rutland Daily Call, the independ-
ent democratic daily, whose sole business
so far has apparently been to defend Ii
quor dealers, has come out strong for Hon.
L. K. Fuller for governor What Mr..
Fuller has done to deserve this we don't
know and If it does not kill him nothing
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

To those who have followed in any way
or watched the various proceedings at Al
bany, it is a source of rejoicing that we do
not live in such boss-ridden state. The
talons OF Tammany are visible in every
disgraceful bill that has been introduced,
and the disgusted and respectable New
Workers would be only too glad to get rid
of this Old Man Of the Sea. We are glad
to see the citizens rise in Indignation a.
gainst some of the measures, like that to
introduce a race course in Central Park.
Meanwhile let us be thankful that we live
in land that is free. Vermont may be
little, out o my!
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

The Bradford Opinion had an original
editorial last week, the first in many
moons. 1t was known months ago that
it was pledged to Col. Fuller before Hon.
" |. Spear was spoken of as candidate.
Otherwise it would undoubtedly support
Mr.. Spear of whom it spoke very highly
in this editorial. We are still OF the opin-
ion from all we can learn that Orange
County will be solid and enthusiastic for
her worthy son, Hon. V. |. spear.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Argus says that Hon. John Watson
of Bradford and Ex-Treasurer Dubois are
to be the senators from Orange county
this year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
CAh~ SNz~r~ ~>>k Giscomtom bon ben Yreiem bon
Yukmaarem, e5robmaGHem H. som.
mer& &leibcrn fir 9amen fit breiRi9 Sage.
-s--s) 15 tuM'8 :: 8FF :: ~ t0F+ (s-I-

einfu0en su Lafsn. Meseonsfi ipurbs
fdulbis bef,mben unb bon 8ihter
@dnfer iofort in $50 Strafe, bic &os
fen unb flint Monate @sfanenibbaft
perurtbeilt.
MiIton Wc8innep ipurbe ber Branb.
itiftuna an Carpenters SoteI iiberfiibrt,
absr ber ipesienen @nabe bes @eridtes
empfobIen.
Da baS 9ro3eBber3eidnib, nit NuSs
nabme unbebeutenber Sale, eri15pfi
tpar, 70 ipurben bic @ef9porenen ent.
laiisn unb baS @eridt bertaste iid BID
Samitds.
= DtiIton Mc3innep tpurbe am
Samitas tpesen 8ranbitiftung an Gar.
penter's SoteI in 81 Strafs, bic Rotten
unb 3ipei Sabre 3u1tbauS perurtbeiIt.
Hidter Mrdbalb faete, er fbnne BEL
eine,n 10 fdiperen 0erseben bas @na.
benseiud Der @efdporensn nidt be.
rddiidtisen.
= Ser MnipaIt bsS poIi3iiten Gbar.
les &ibBeipap, ipeId Iebterer eines
MnsriffeS auf 8ernarb GbisIbs iiber.
ftibrt tporben mar, bat INN einen neuen
Nro3eb fiir feinen @lienten nadseiu9t.
Dieie Wode III Mrsument @eridt
unb eS tperben nur ipenise 5dIIe bon
DffentIidem Smtereie erlebist.
Sofepb Nobad unb Mife Sbarrad
tpurben biS aur nadfen Sibuns unter
8arsidaft seitellt.
Ser 8onb bon S. 3. Snpber, Steuer'
foaeftor bon @reeniislb Iotpnibip, fiir
$4,000 tpurbe acceptirt.
U. 3. Cumming, it,, S. u. Bates
unb SObn 8. 9otpe tpurben aIs Sons
mihdre ernannt, um iiber bic 3ulaifig.
feit Der Ibeiluns Der 8. Warb bon
@arbpnSale in sipei @ablpIats su be.
ridten.
Das @eridt ipirb ii9 am Samitaa
fir bic Sommerpafan3 pertasen, aber
am 80. 9lueuf tpisber sinen Gag in
SiBunB iein, um gnti4eibunsen su
pertitnben unb Mntrdse su bbrsn. Damn
tpirb es iid Bis gum l9. Sept. berta.
gen, an tpeIdem Sage bic @robeeidpo'
renen fir ben Oitober Termin suiammen
treten. Damn foIst Elm atpeiip54snts
lider Common 8leaS Tsrmin, Der an,
26. Sept. besinnt. Nlan barf aber
nidt annsbmen, bab bic &idter ipdb.
renb bieier lansen 8afan3 untbdtie
finb, benn iie baben seridtIide grfennt.
niiie unb @utadten aussaarbeiten, mas
anseitrenstes Stubiam bsbinst.
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Cine anbere 8aus uub Mnleibes
9efeDf6aft.


"The Safety Investment and Loan
Co." bon Spracuie. 81. g.. oreaniiirte
Dor sinisen Tasen einen IofaIsn !9psis.
perein in bieler Stabt. Die 8eamten
iinb: Brdibent, S. W. 9sd (prafis
bent Der 2adapanna 2umber 60. !;
8ice. .prdiibent, W. Cummings (Wafer
Medanic Der 9. g. 9. @ifenbabn Co. J;
Sefrstar unS Sdabmeiitsr, s. 8.
pbiaips (IraberS NationaI 8anD !;
4ntpalte. Batterion l. gBilcor (2ibrarp
@ebdube); nebit einisen prominenten
Serren bieier Stabt aIs Direftoren.
Mbi9dber: 6. g. Sabiuin unb $. u.
8aufbolp. Oepoiitorium, Irabera
National 8anf. Sobn SO. Bite, Mas
nassr. 8immer i poitsebauos, Scran.
ton, ga.
Cine sro6e Nnsabl bon Mttien tpur,
ben bon bieiem 8psisberein aufsenom.
men unb es beibt, baB bic Gompanie in
einem bliibenoen 8uitanbe it unb foIde,
bic beren PIan sepriift babsn, ipre4en
nit bbdfer anerfennune pom Der art
Der YerpaItuns. Die BON bisisr Som.
panic auSsesebenen MnIaee.Mftien iinb
unerrei6t unb cure seiammtsn gripar.
niiie iperben mebr ais bersoppeIt. Die
ipe3leaen SortbeiIe bieier Gompanis
iinb: 8eitimmte Termine, bsitimmts
Staten, befinitibe gontratte, feline grtras
Gufasen. feline Iilsunss. @sbdbren.
SrSenb tpeIde MuSfunft fann erlangt
tperben bon benz Manaeer in Ysrion
ober idriftlid. obsr inbem man ii4
tpenSet an Safob 8roidart. Mssnt,
1920 Proipeet @psnue. Scranton, ga.
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= Sn pittston ipurbe Der 0ierts
bur9 cine parabe Der fatboIifdsn &c.
ieafdaftsn sefeiert.
- Dem Glpbe be Srebn bon 0eft
Pittston ipurbe am Samitag in ben,
Gorton Sofe elm SuB 70 idIimm bon
ben 8abern bon Barren 3erquetiht,
bab CT amputirt tusrben muBte.
- 8u Gnsebotsn far bas neue
StaatSboipital auf ben Oregon S5ben
ii aufseforbert iporbsn, 70 bab man
ben 8au bes Snititutes in nitt fsrner
8eit eriparten barf.
= Sn einisen Iassn ipirb Weit
Pittston nit Wpomins, 8insston unb
@ilfeSbarre bur1 cine eleftrif6e Stra.
bsnbabn berbunben Iein. Ob bieleIbe
au& mad Der Oitfeite ausssbaut ipirb,
1T unbefannt.
Die 2ebisb Bailey Giienbabn Co.,
ipeIde bisber baS @eleiie Der grie 8abn
bon WauerIp bis nad Buffalo benuste,
ipirb in fur3er 3eit auf Der angegebenen
Strede auf ibrem eissnen @eIsiie bon
@iIfesbarre Bic nad Buffalo fabren
anb bann gImira in einem 8osen um'
seben.
= I'm 8 llbr am Montas Noraen
brad in einem 2anbbauie auf benz 8eap
gieentbum, bas bon 3. Brsafitone BE.
ipobnt uar, auf b0dit mpitsri5fe Weiie
elm Seuer aus, ipdbrenb 8reafitone am
8abnbofe feline bon elmer 8eiie 3uriid.
febrenbe Srau eripartete. Die Seuers
ipebr mar prompt 3ur Sanb, fonnte
aber nidt berbiiten, bab bas Saus fat
boaffdnbis seritbrt, unb Elm anitobenbes
bss RauI 8oban fdper bsidabist ipurSe.
Ser 8erIuit an bem Breafitone SauIe
III $500, an M5beln $500, unb pauI
8oban's S&aben pirb auf $500 ss'
iddst.
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Don Qefer6bura.

Serr Matbias Stipp, peI&sr
tiirsIi& ieinen SUB i1Iimm bsrIsbte, 1T
nun tpieoer i'm Stanbe, aus3ufabren
unb ieinsn @ef4aften na&auseben.
(Gtnseianbt.)
.Sn bem Sale eesen George Gtrad.
bein, zines berbrederi11en Mnariffes
auf bic l0idbriee emma @eins anges
tlast, erfannten bic @ei1tporenen auf
nidti&ulbis unb bas COUNTY muB bic
2citen beaabIen.
Ser Stradbein bate bsm aIaser
3tpar isbt aud TrubeI MAIDEN fbnnsn,
absr bas county bate ia i&on senus
Soften in Der Sa&e, obne nod Semanb
erndbrsn su mdfen; unb f6IisbE1 tpirb
Der bimmlifde 8idter ben Sdulbisen
finben.
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2aubbeit Fam nidbt sebeilt tper.

ourd Iotale appIifationen. neil fe ben fran.
ten Ibeil oes Sbres nidt erreiden f5nnen.
80 siebt nur einen Bes bic 8aubbeit 3u fu.
riren. uno Der 1T burd eonftitutioneas SsiI.
mitteI. saubbeit iuiro ourd einsn snt3iinbe.
ten 8uitano Der idIeimisen ausfleibun9 Der
gufadiiden H6bre perurladt Wenn oieie
&obre fi6 eubiinoet. babt ibr einsn rumpeIn.
ben Son ooer unpoIlfommsnss @ebor unb
penn fte gang ssidIoHen 1T. srfoIst $aubbet,
uno penn Die Gnbdnouu8 nibt ssboben uno
oieie 8obre tuieosr in ibrsn seb6riesn 8uftano
periebt peroen tann, piro oas 0sb6r fiir i'm.
mer Serftort meroen; neun talle untsr sebn
fno ourd 4atarrb perutiadt, meIder nidts
ale Elm sntainoster 8ufano Der fdIeimissn
Oberfaden lift.
Mir mollen einbunbert Dollars fir ieoen
(ourd Satarrb peruriadten) 6aa bon 8aub.
belt 8eben. ben mir nidt burd Ginnebmen bon
3als Satarrb Sur betIsn tOlInen. Gabt Gud
nmionit gireulare fommen.
9. 8. GbeueD & Co.. SoIebu, ..
Berfauft bel apotbetern, 10 Gts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Sur 8eatbtnm8 fir 8aui&reinsr
uub 8immertsute: oab in Seranton Elm Strifs
aus9ebroden it,. Sas Strife .Gomite
Jmmer tpa6fant !!

Das MapOr Ssloips ben SntersKsn
Der SteuersabIer unb benz WOble Der
Stabt feline sanae 3eit opfert, lit cine
bsfannte 9batiade; unb er bat bies
erf Dor einisen Tasen betpieien, aIS.er
benz Gontroqeur bic Mnipeiiuns CAB,
porldufis feline 9abIunssantpeiiunse
bes StabtseometerS mebr au untersei4s
men.
So ideint, SaB Die &Iasen sesen
bieien tplrbisen MbtbeilunsS. @bef iia
INNER mebr mebren unb baB ale Sads
uertanbisen su ber giniidt sefommen
iinb, bab er pbais untauslid fiir ben
berantiportIiden poiten 1T. Den ipres
1enbten 8eipeiS flr feline llnfdbisteit
unb Beiieiteietuns Der Snterefen Der
Stabt CAB er tpieber neuerbinsS bur6
bic Mcceptiruns bes YittSton Mbenue
Gulperts. gontrolleur giiele ia8t, bic
bon Bletpitt fiir tabtiide Mrbeiten auss
sefertisten Gontrafte ieien perart abse.
fabt setueien, bab tpenn Der .,ridtise"
(bem Stabtseomster suiaSenbe) Mann
nidt ben Gontraft befan, benz Gontras
birsnben 70 Siele SinberniRe in ben
Wes selest tperben fonnten, baB er
unmbslid ieinsn GOntraft ausfabrsn
fonnte.
Durd bic Sebler bon 8letpitt iinb
Der Stabt idon sroBe 8erIuite ertpads
fen. Oft bat man gontraftoren bss
siinitist burd Ibdnberuns Der Spe3i.
fifationen, unb bur1 Aenberuns Der
urIpriin8Iiden fontraftIihen 8etims
munsen inb sueIeid bic 8lrsen bon
ibrer Sahbarteit befreit tpurben unb bic
Stabt mar madtIoS.
Ser Mapor 1T au ieinem 8orssben
bur4 Seftion 2 unb 7 bss @eiebes BON
1889 beredtiSt, ipeIdes Jpn ermadtist,
aae acknowledgement sesen itabtifae
Beamte su unteriu6en unb 3eusen
borsuIaben.
8Ieipett bat bur9 ieinen AntpaIt Bel
@eri4t um einen ManbamusbefebI
nadiu9en laHen, ipeI9er GontrpIleur
@iiele stpinsen iog, bic 8abIunssans
tpeiiunsen fur iein Salair su untsr.
i9rsibsn. bod bat 8idter 4rdbaIb elm
ginereifsn ab8elebnt. 8Ieipitt bat istt
bic Stabt fir iein SaIair perflast unb
bic 8erbanbluns ioq bisien Donneritas
itattinben. Da b;eie bpr benz aIcers
mann De2ons Dor iid ssbt, 70 ipirb sr
natiirlid Subsment se8en bic Stabt
seben.
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0lafliAe Wummeru.

Sumpbrep'S Specific Nummer brsi
furirt SdIafofsfeit. 2oIif unb bas
S@reien Der SausIinss; unb bsisitist
ni6t nur bic anseflbrten llsbeI. 1onbsrn
siebt bur4 SDrberuns Der 8erbauuns
2raft unb Ttdtisfeit unb madt 70 ses
Iunee &inber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Geri6tli6e8.

- Sn Der @eridtsiisuns tam am
Donnerfas eeIesentIid Der 8erbanb.
lung eeS Der S9Idserei ansefIasten
8oIen Mesconsfi bic Srase sur Sprade.
intpieipsit @efdiporene 6ur9 unsena,,e
9eitunssberidte beeinfIuBt iperben
fbnnten. SIN bieiem ipesisIIen 5ale
ipar bic ,,Times" semeint unb nur Elm
@ei&wOrener bate bic betrsffenbe Dar.
feauns 8eIefen, obne iid babur& Bee
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Stabt. mmb Sdbnl:Gtener
fir 1892.

Sis DupIitate fur Die hdbtiiHe uno eauI.
Gteuer fur oat Sobr 1899 iinb isbt in msinen
Sdnoen jur Collection. lant bem am 23. Wai
1889 9enebmisten 9eiebe. auf ale mad BEN
1. September 1892 unbe)abltsu etabt. uno
SduIfeueru uiro cine Strafe bon brei (3)
prosent seidlasen. uno elm weitsres aro3snt
am erfttn itoen folgenoen Wonats. bic Be.
jablt. aue eteueru, bic nod oem l. Nopenl.
ber 1899 unbejablt fno. merben ben goIIsfto.
reu Jum Gintreiben ibtrseben, laut 6eleb.
U. o. 8roots. Stabtf9aBm..
404 Qadapanna apenue.
Offesfunbsn bon 9 llbr Rorsens bic s
tlhr Mabmittags, anseenommen Samftags,
on weItem Gage Die Office BIZ gum 10. Sept.
1892 Witta9s eeidlofeu wiro- 26.2
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SlubitDrem 0f facbrtcbt.-Sin.
~~terlaiIenf1aft beS peritorb. Better

Drum.
Der llntsrjti&nste. sin BON BEN @ailen.
stri&t BON 9adapanna COUNTY ernannter
Mubitpr, UNI bic In ben Sanben bsr Grefutorsn
btfnblidtn 6snbs ~ pfrtbeilen, sisbt bisrburt
Na&riGt, sa6 CT ben pfittsn lsinsr Grnen.
nung na1fpmmsn ipirb In Der Office BON H.
v !3immsrmann, 3immsr IA unb t6 Qibrarp
@sbaubs, Wspmins Apeuus, IN ber Stabt
Serantcn. am 3rsttaa ben 20. SuIi, um 10
llbr Wprsens, no unb pann ale inttrsffrten
pseisnen ibre anfprii&e an ben lintr,st&ns.
ten tinrr&sn fSnnfu, ober fir INNER BON BEN
bflastfn 6pnb ausesI@lOFtn Fnb.
274 8ranf {. Sfell, aubitpr.
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3m berfanfem :

Gin Wpbnbaus NIT neun 3immsrn, go.
53S Gin Sra6s, Gde Der Aafy In Der f9.
@arb, nebf boiler Got. vile 8trbearunssn,
NIT gadofen, Semmtrtii6s, 9runnen anb
Giiinns. 8isle 8ebsnfEds better AuaIitat.
3u nfrassn bel Mid. Scfcns, SIT eada-
panna Npenue, pbtr am plaBf.
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Oestticbe &cbule

I'm No. 8 S6ulbaus, Gebar Apenue uub
WapIs-S,raes isbsn WOrsen BON 9-t2 libr.
Mnfaus Wontas, fl. Suli 1892. Mnmtl.
bungtn nimnit tntsegen
Geuarb sans, tpans. yaRor,
272 4f6 Glm. .Stra6t,
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MGbbeu berlanQt.

Gin beutides Mdbdsn fur auSemeine
Sausarbeit uno mub gut maiden uuo biseln
tonnen. @a&jufra8en in Der nBo1enbIatt,
Office.
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gnsen s9impif,
ASraetifcber tlbrn,acber,
317 Qadamanna @penue.

Sat ftets einen bibiden 8orratb BON Banb.
uno &afdenubren, nbrentetteu, 8uiennaoeln,
8insen, @etdmeioe peridieoener art u. I. w.,
uno beoient 8unoen reel unb piinftIib.
9feparaturen an Banb. unb Saidennbren,
8eidmeibe ieoer Mrt. uuo alle In mein oad
einidIasenosn 8erridhn8en.
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3u perfdufen:

Ou ueCIuNVeus
We9en aufgabe Der Garm meine gauge
ginridhIng, beitebeno aus jipei pferoeu,
iieben Sdben, Sdbusr, Mdbmaidiue, Seure.
den, sipei Vfliigen gultipator. etc.. ETC.
Gbenio Die 8eIbfrudt, SartoheIn. Ro9sen,
8Orn uno anSsr.r Gru&t Waasufrassn bel
George q weters, nabe Der ardbalo
8rube. Sboe Bart. 1858
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Sreb. MARTINS
y vHalace" Sotel.
ass 8 ass Nenn Mpe.

eBarme une faIte epeifen su isosr Saass.
Lett. q Wobinlons Bier an 3apf. 6einiter
RfsHer uno Monosram Sdnaps. Cham.
pasuer nuo &bein Beine. Stiser 9nnftl
sesn Rsrsen. GIeftrifds 6dder; ieine
6Iissen. StIepbsn No. sS4.
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fran perlamat.

gine seieste 8rau, UNI in elmer tIeinen
SausbaItiins bas Sausweien 5u fiibren. @d.
beres bel Sulius BeIlner, Dunmore
Moo0
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3u nermfetbem:

Meine ebemaIse Office I'M Burr @ebduoe
miro iebr biIli8 permietbet.
chm. u BartI,
4e4 Qadamanua abenue.
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Die fribtren praslitbsr Bro ,Srantpn
etsssrtrana" umb bic GbOrseiauss fir has
Nsasins Sanssrfsif prbsn bsi bisitm Gtfe
ppr9stragsn.
70 fnb bic ausrsi9enblfen 9orbtreitunssn
fur bic unierbaltuns Der persbrtsn 3Gft g.
trotftn, unb fur cute Muiis unb befe grfri-
f1unstn III seforst.
Nstrsrs Gsianspsrtint babsu ibrs 8stbsi-
ltanns treunsli9t iusslast sbsnfaus Der
tpelf&t ,,@let Club.
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3u nermiefhen :

Gtore 225 Ysnu apsnue. friber 9ubfds
8adsrei. @obnuns obsnanf. 8ute @ele.
9enbeit fur einen tildti9en 8dder. Rad5u'
traaen bel g. 9oreu3 Ais 9adauauna
Mbenue
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@bas. .. u emffer,

UHo COMMUNICATING WUtHWe 0ZS
Rsusfts MeSen uno srObe auswabIta
Siiten, &appen, @arberobe.M .MrtifeI
anO iibsrbaupt aIle in Sas 0ef9dft ssbor.uSen
@aarsn. 8effe beutfbe nub anbere
RBolle in allen 6urbsn,
@oleuluaaren arbsitsfleiber, S&irme, etc.
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3n permietbem:
Sin 9o9is nit brei 8immern on cine fIeine
rubige Samilie. No. GIG Stone auenue.