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Vermont Produce Markets.

WATERBURY. Feb %.
Tub but'er, iG02 cents, FIVE ronnd boxes 926 cents;
print, 2lpe, eggs % cents per do1en potatoes,
rta 80 To- W cents and for earring at - to 2s cents
There are large quantities Of Pc atoes unsod, and
several farmers from 100 to 2 bushels each wait
ing Tor higher prcos corn Of cents; neal 81 10;
provender SIP; bran, Sli5 for winter wh at and for
spring wheat sliO; Hvp hogs, 10 : cents, DR.. sod
hogs, Gar Genus; cattle 20 to 3al cents dressed
beef 'tobe ccuts tufkcys III to Is cents Chickens II
10 10 cents maple sugar, IL to ~, maple syrup ~
to 81 cent, per gallon; wool dry, $50 sIij cord
green, $50 u y cord hay, s. to Su per ton; oats,
81 to a. cents per bushol cotton seed meal, $40.
vER0ESSEs. Feb. 30
The butter market is quiet at the foil wing quota
tions Winter II to u cents per rouni new. " to a
cents per pound; eggs sustained droptto .U!2 cents
prrouzen Zee, 4tu 30 cents per uounu; por. tx
crn .t. puin1; veal, 10 cents per pound ionts. live
weight, 5tuG cents per pound mutton. : 10 cent,
per pound; ambs 10 cents per pound chickens IL t.
10 cents pound; fowls, to Il cents per round hay
S. to 81 per ton
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si?; medium Eastern. s1i0 slj}s: fine. Sli@
go; swale. SSIJSSj2.
49,, .,raw-Far to prime rye, Sl3If; short rye,
SV0DslO; oat straw, SS1AD<9.
.OArs-Choice white, 42042lsc.; No. 2 white,
iliafl &c; No. 3 white. 4lc.
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Roberts 81 Perkins.

Teas: Formosa OulUugs. ~. CO. ~ an s. English
Breakfast NJ and 81 Gnnpowder, sue; Young Tyson.
6Uc Iapens, 30 T. So - ami nc. CoGcs Old goyGrn-
mont Java Nc Mocha $50, standard Java NE, 6oldo'
Rio 2Sc., MarieabO 2sc mixed gruunl 22c, po"dttSl
Mocha and Java Nc. Dandaion &c" ncw era PC
Cereal, &lc. German chcUry l5c spices ferper NO,
lriice inc., cinnamon 6io. ginger @m" ciuVs J,c'
niustard jc.. Cayenne pepper SOC, wht1 pepper oc"
mace $l.2J nutmegs Sl.lU.
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Which viii ye have: 1t does soeln rs Il some
fol - Dr,l Ter TO nNNv the last condition Of the
liver rather tam the hrst. They perpctualiy
du-c Themselves with puIgatives totally with
Out NlrtU,. az Al tcrHtIVe of liver troubles. Hos
trttcr'o stomach nitters 10 the successful can
t.Gttc iur ,J.- +. uvle's choice and yet, popular
uia We NluN mas ii in, there are unfortunHtes
lurImcru..l-, - IS " the ntslligeut portion OF
the p.ui.. thai the we'll known and long tried
prop, ril,.- ol the Biters appeal. Reason should
CailUu.
The best guide to our feet is the lamp OF ex-
pcrienCt,' -,.i u great patriot of the early
pregnant with truth. For over u third OF "a
century the Bitter's dai = has met with the en-
,tur.emput % "ople ~ui 'ir from liver COM
mint. u. .t .p.-.. ..'a. rutuluatlsul,
,ipbll.ly aud uOIu e'i,rr I'd dyspcp-
IA IAttcrly 1t has uCcI.j.., md been
tnrouGhly approved a. ,n.uy for Ia
grippe.
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OUR 1AVERSACK.
Department Commander Henry's First
General orders.
The following general orders are self ex-
planatory.

lIEADQC tRrERS DErT or VT. !
GRANp ARMY OF Tht REP BIC
CHESTER. W., February 10, lo9!
General Orders No. j.
Thanking the comrades for their generous
confidence expressed in Sc Getting me to serve
as commander for the present year, pie iGe
my most earnest eudedvpr and ask your united
and Coutnunus efforts for the advancement Of
The de part nlent and its interests. The follow
ing stan appoint mouts are hereby announced,
and they vii be Obeyed an respected accord
iuSlY:
Assistant adiutant general, Barney Can
non, jr, Post 40. 81 Bellows Falls.
Assistant quartermaSter general, Daniel w,
Davis, Post 40. q, Chester.
Department inspector, y. o. Gates, Post No
I, IurrisNlile.
Judge advocate H ram a. Huse, Post No,
Chief mastering officer, \. c. Bean, Post No
rs. South RuyHltOn.
tul ner appointments will be announced in
future orders.
by command of
HCGH HENRY,
Department Comma ndcr.
B.CANNoN. JR.,
Assistant Adjutsut General.
Col William G.. Hobrook of the old
vonth Vermont regiment, WIS elected
president of the Society of the 10Th Army
corps, at their meeting hed i'll New York,
February Is. II is hoped that the member
shiy of this organization will have consd-
cradle increase.
Inc rcN's@i roster Oh vermont troops I'D
Tue wal oi Tue ie"el''on Is i"Pi''S aPPio"cN-
ing co'npet'oh. i"e a'V''ili"" u"'i "iha
company Oh Mon'pener VINO arc ''lh'1i =
tne WORK nave heaiiy ""'S"eu' rom 'ne
p'USeu' ou'ioon 'n,' 'os.o' wa "' Wv ,.'os'
eo"ni " w. V. 10y w.
III '"o va ~
Nv. 10y ~ ,'l,1'i
- -, 0'i' ". t I ~,
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UNIFIED STATES COURT.
The February Term tonvered Tuesd
at 8 O'clock-BusineA Considered.

The February Term covered Tuesday
ats O'ciock-iSusinoH Considered.
The February term of the United States
District Court opened at the County Court
house here Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
Judge Hoyt II. Wheeler of Brnttleboro pre-
siding. The officers OF the court are clerk
! George T.. johnson OF this CITY; district at
torney, Frank Plumey of Mortified; mar
sha, Rollin Amsden of Windsor; deputies
Thomas Farley of this city N. :. Stearns
Of Rutland and L. N. Spraguo. There was
an exceedingly large number of attorneys
present, including Hon. G. w. Writer'S,
Willard Harrington, \. n Post A. L.
Cross, Col. f. H. POWELL w. ID. Wilson, +.
McGettrick and l.. a. Sowles of st. AL
bans, &. A. Ballard of Fairfax, ex-Gov. &.
W. Heudee OF Worthwhile, S. &. Shurtlelf
of Montpelier, g. b. Hit of Bratteboro, V.
a. Billiard Of Underhill, j. W. Page, jr.
Of Jacksonville, f. L. Alfred of Newport,
G. NJ. WiIds of Middlebury, w. M. Rider OF
Bristol, a. T. Hutton of Bethel, VINO was
speaker of the Vermont House of Represen-
tatives IN 1860, the venerable members OF
the Burlington bar, Hon. f. X. Hard, Hon.
Daniel Roberts and Hon. Torrey L. Wales,
and the local bar was well represented by
other bright legal lights, George W. Fiske,
Nf~"cN ~ ,r, -,
the grand jurors as follows:
BurIington-B r. Seymour, G. W.
Lovejoy; Berlin, ". f. Waterman; East
Montpelier, NJ d. Willard; Euosburgh,
Wilson Draper; Richmond, A. X. jacobs;
Roxbury, A. a. Simonds; Essex, W. j.
Beach: Franklin, u. j. Gates; Wiliston,
p,,,,I. ,,,,,,a, ~ ~
lI. ~ a. ,,,..''',.,., D.
a.la'',' ,Ni'. ~ ,ia,t. Ci,aLl,.to Iahn
r.,.i' 0O"', -, -, i'n - e.;,,am
~ anu ',., r,,,, ,+ a,,,,a
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Two Rest salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
AaIlaI LANDS. Chilblsins, Corns a d al
S.il Eruptions, ana positively curcs Piles, OF
- pay required. 1t 10 guaranteed 70 i've yer
!, onts pcr box, FOR Sale b. bssupss d Low
gey.
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The Welch Bros. Maple Co. are now con-
tracing or maple syrup from al farmers who
can deliver at Burlington. see them.
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There are ailments that rob young women of
both lieHllh and beauty and make them pre-
natuiely Old. Lydn h. Flnkhams Vegetable
Compound viii restore both ii taken In time.
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Mary Ann HUI cllinso.'s Estate.

DISTRICT OF CHlTTENpEN PROBATE Court Iot
the District OF CAittendrn.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the
estate OF Mary Ann Hutchlnsou late OF OuI-
CHESTER in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
Whereas application hath been made 20
this Court I'm writ NJ by the admlnlstrato or
"a. ID estate praying for license and authority
to sell the wliolrot real estate of SAID deceased,
representing t. said Court, that IT would lie
beneficial to the heirs and al persons inter-
estel III the estate OF said deceased TO
St Il the whole OF the real estate Of SAID de-
ceae ed and convert the same INTO money.
and bringing INTO Court the consent ana ap,
probation, in writing, OF all the heirs to sad
estate residing in this state and setting Iorth
tI- situation uf the real estate.
WhercupOn. the said Court appointed and
assigned the llth day of March. le9!, at the
Probate Court Rooms. in said district to hear
and decide upon said application and petition.
aud ord red public notice thereof 10 be given to
all persons interested therein by publishing sad
orucr together with the time and place OF hear
i'm. turc1 weeks successfully in the burlington
Free Press. a ne -paper which clrculaleN IN
tie nelghhorhood Of those persons interested
in said estate. all which publications shat. be
previous to the day assigned FOR hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notIhed To appear
before sad Court, at the time and place as
signed. then and there i'll said Court, to make
your objections to the granting OF such license,
If YOU see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
rooms this Esd day OF February, lsf3.
50 w3w JENNIE STACEY, Register.
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THE MAYORS ESTIMATES.

Statement OF the City's Finances and
Probable Expenses for the Coming
Year.
To Inc Non. Bpurd OF Ahi,iHcu:
conference.-the following statement and
estimates are submitted:
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Something New
Tax Receipt Books
The most convenient shape for pocket use
yet made.
zoe each. $500 per Doz
American Commonwealth Series.
VERMONT,

A study of ependence, by Rowland E. Rob
inson.
Vermont has the honor OF being the first
state added to the Original thirteen. Mr..
Robinson is An honored son OF Vermont and
takes just pride in its unorOkeu record OF IN
telligenCe lofty patriotism and resolute moral
ity. On the borderland between the United
states and Canada, Vermont has had part IN
every contest carried on between Great BRIT
ain and France and between Great Britain
and the United states, aud has not been
bell midland in the work Of the nited states:
Vermont their Industries interests and char
acter'stics Vermontcrs have been pioneers
OF civilization throughout the United States
publishers Weekly
Published at sl2j, Our price y; p, man
10. WHlINtl ~ Sh - LE
Successors to ;. huntington %,
Rnnk elier.. Statinners. PrInters and Binders
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Amount TO he raised. by taxation. SCJ, tijuj
The grand list for 1891 was sos, 10. II.
Should the list for 1872 be equal in amount,
may safely be assumed,
lax of s., cents will provide the
sum of $50, 1928 IS. The law requires a
highway tax of Is cents and the settled and
wise policy of the city requires sinking
fund tax of five cents. a state school tax
of five cents must be raised. The require
ments thus far pointed out call for tax Tor
all purposes. city and state OF 81 cents.
There ought, however, to lie provision
made for special work al tho mouth Of the
main sewer. and the street department
should have at its disposal u considerable
fund in addition to the highway tax required
by law. Further facilities should he pro-
vided for the accommodation OF the fire de-
partment.
would recommend that 100 cents on the
dollar he regarded as this extreme outside
limit of taxation for all purposes, including
the State school tax. This rate of taxation
VIII, on the basis OF last year - list, provide
4 liberal fund for permanent Improvement
! in the direction suggested. Moreover, an
understood determination 10 limit taxation
to the above rate viii, without much doubt,
result in some increase OF the grand list
TIE BONDED DEBT.
/ The gross bonded debt of the city is
4 $3.50, 900, the same III amount as at the be-
coming of 1891. The amount Of the sink
IN. fund is SOL l3.GJ. Tho net bonded
debt is $2e3, 9SG.3l. During the year 1891
Il net bonied debt was decreased 81, UlS.
81, through Il like increase in the sinking
fund. SENECA HAaELToN, Mayor.
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Ward Three Democratic cub

The Third ward democrats held an enthus-
iastic meeting in Tammany Hail on North
avenue tuesday evening aud organized
club. Order was called tor by p. II. N ran
and j. j. Mu,queen was made CHAIRMAN AMI
W. j. Casey, secretary. Speeches wore
made by j. A. Brown, b. h. Sma lev, Al
derman w. E. He'll, H. Il. Lemon, officer
Mckenzie and others, after which thcse
officers were chos ell: President, l. Mareng
jr: vice presidents, W. j. Casey, Wuuain
Moran, Fred Shortsleves; secretary, NJ. l.
Sullivan; executive committee. john Il.
Kelley, Z. Ii. Moran, J. b. Madigan, Frank
Peppiu, Charles Stelncamp +. ii. benot.
Dormitori". tor thu University.
Nr. John II. Converse of the Baldwin l.o-
! connective works, Philadelphia, anu friend
OF the col eye author ned President Buckham
/ to announce nj the meeting in Boston Friday
evening of the Now Eugiani alumni their
intention OF erecting two dormltory build
| ings for the use of the students of the Uni
versity. They will be built on the eastern
| line OF the College grounds, in pursuance of
the plan to form a quadrangle OF buildings
about the present CAMPUS. luy Wi! b, Of
stone, three stories htgh with basement,
and if it is found practicable the basement Is
| will be fitted up for Use a gymna- ium.
They will be heated with steam and well
supplied with bathing facilities. The rooms
wi. be partly single and partly IN suites.
EaCh building will accommodate about 6U
I students. 1t is the intention OF the donors
to make the buildings architecturally at
tractive and in every way commodious and
homelke.
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The repor> 81 ';ss Agent e sollen is
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II. :. Peck report. IS cases brought be-
zorro tao city court AGAINST ~ respondents
A. oiiows: Breach oi tho peace, IL PEE It
larceny, .: open ana gross lewdness, 3:
violation sunday law, !; g0mb ing, t;
cruelty 10 animals, l. violation of the city
ordinance. - poisoning fowls. !; totnl, 60.
In said prosecutions, ~ respondents were
convicted, ! was acquitted, and ii dscharg
81 ON noi,e prosequi and of the above
cases siGnd eppca'cI Tie fines and cost.
collected and pad into the city treasury
amounted to $50. %, aud the total paid out
from the same source was #56G.Sl,
TIE POLICE DEPARTMENT
consists Of 40 commissioned policemen. o
whom IS are watchmen at tho several mill
without expense to The city. There hnv,
been ]20 arrest; the larger part hejn., foi
Ir;ox!cgtion. Chief Of Police, Dumas
thinks the Gree Is sufficient unless some uu
ioreseen demsnd arIses. Tho expenses oil
tho DEPARTMENT IRON april /, 1891. to Janu
uery !, 1899, aggregated - CJ9
CITY lLQVOH AGENCY.
Tie IepoI> - '15Y Agent Solleu 1
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Sansels !. mfarfeu aall eutfaiehsn.

SIM Ser. Staaten 8reisseritt in
Gbicaso entidieb Hihter Noobiam am
6. SUM einen Sal, in ipeIhem bic
Spltetter Gpmpaenie aIS 8ldgerin unb
q. ". Mc2ee aIS 8eflaster fisurirte.
Sie 8ldserin fabrpirt unb bsrfauft
Soitetter'S MaeenbitterS; ber 8efIa9ts
betrieb einen fog. Department Store an
Meit Mabiion StraBe. gbicaeo, unb
perfaufte einen nadsema9ten Soitet.
ter's 8itterS unb stpar in Originals
Haiden, tpeIde nit benz bon Der 2ldses
rim fabrisirten 8itters sefiiut pareu.
Diefe SIaiden tparen nod init ben
Orisinals gtifetten perieben. aber bic
8orfe iparen nit berfdli9ten WetoIls
fapieIn beriieseIt unb iis ipurben 3u in
Der apotbeteriprade ais ,,berabseiebts
Spreiie" befannten Staten berfauit. So.
fort nad ben BlaioOperS bon SIR.
@Iarte fiir bic 8Idserin unb g. 6,
DabmS fir ben 8eflasten, eetpGbrts
ber @eri6tsbOf einen permansnten
@inbaltSbefebl unter Nuferlegung ber
@eridtsfoten an ben 8sflasten ulm.
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Xpbte &eefrlAte

totem gauge Men9en. wenn fe Der @ernad.
laifsup9 besinnenosr Stranfbeit entlprinsen.
Cine leidie Grtdlmus. Tin anfaIl bon llnber.
oaulidteit. bilioie 8sidweroen, 8erfopfuns.
ieoes oieier ole Blrin8 betradlteteu eeiosn
idreitet in piesn 6dIlen init 8ieienihrtten
an Man pernidte fe idueIl uub frib,eiti9
NIT Sofett:ls Maaen.8itiers unb aebe Der
8efahr aus Dem Dese. abernetbD fan5eIte
ben Mam Der ibm iaste er babe nur einen
sdnupfen" in gang seb0riser Bsiie ab.
,,Nur siuen Sdnupfen". rief Der 0oftor.
,.luas uollen sic oenn habsn etlpa Die Weit ?"
8bematismns uno Die 8rippe fno in ibren
erften Nnfdnaen leidt 3u beilen Barum
ldbt man fie oaber aniuadien? 2eSt ibnen
nit Dem 8ittets sintn Stmmidub an 0ie
an9enebme @arme. meIde bieie bortreffide
Weoi,in in Dem aorper perbretet. Der anitob.
ben fie Dem BlutumIauf 9isbt bic Berubi8nns
uno Srdfti9uu9. Die fe oen IerbOien perIsibt,
empfsbIen iie gan, beionoers ben @eidwad.
ten uno aranten. 80 1T oas 9robe SeilmitteI
fur Malaria.
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Ser 8roseb seeen bic fabtrdtbIiden
8oobIer mubte beridoben iperben, ba
fein TbeiI fiir einsn 8rossB bereit mar.
Ser Proaeb sesen Beter Sambad
tpesen eineS tbatIi4en 9lnsriffes auf
MrnOIb 3urflub enbete NIT ber S9ul.
bisfpre6uns bes MnsefIasten.
Die anberen perbanbelten Sale ipa.
rem tpesen S&Iaeereien.
-MIs petit @eI1porene bienen bieie
@ode: SIS. Sdr6ber, Waib. Srabls,
gmiI Sdmibt, Senrp Sein3 bon Scran'
ton; Sranf Rauidmaper bon Ssffer.
ion; unb Senrp Roienbaum bon 9lrds
balb.
= 2ottie gbrbarbt ipil bon 5reberid
s. @brbarbt, Srau Neeb bon ibrem
@atten gnbreas, unb garry 8obnet
bon Wloscotp bon leiner Srau Mat
seidieben iein.
= Am Wiittpo1 ipurbe poIisif
&ibseipap i'm @eri9t beS MnsriffS iduI'
big befunben.
Sn benz Sale sesen George Strad.
baum. bon PeterSburs, einss berbrsde,
riiden MnsriffeS auf bic lOidbris'
emma Seina ansefIaet, erfannten bi,
@eidpOrenen auf nidtiduIbis unb tbeiI'
ten bic Soften sipiiden &Iaser uni
8erflasten.
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GlepelanS unS Stesenfou.

Dab @rober GIebeIanb bon ben De.
mofraten gum Observation-Disclosures
ten Eominirt ipurbe, III bereitS in letter
Summer semelbet iporben, unb ber
@onpent beenbiste am Donaeritas
Na1mittas feline 9lrbeit burd bic SO.
minatiOn BON Mblai 6. Stebenlon bon
SainoiS gum 8icespraIbenten.
gie mir idon friiber bic repubIifa'
niids 8rinaipien. grflaruns i'm pOIIen
Wortlaute Sebradt, 70 eeben mir aud
beute bic bsmofratiihe = troB ibrer
2anss. SoipobI GIepeIanb ipie aud
Sarriion baben je einen Termin ais
8raiibenten funsirt unb ibr @irfen als
foIbe Iieet 70 Offen Dor bem 8oIfe, bab
Der @abIfampf ii6 isbr psrsinfa8sn
5ollte.
Ser seIunbe Sinn Der MaKen ipirb
leiht entideiben f5nnen, Oh Der burb
baS Mc8inlep @eieb berfbrperte Sdub.
soa benz amerifaniiden 8olfe, unb
fpesieu benz Mrbeiter, bic 70 prabIeriid
berbeibenen Sesnunsen sebradt, ober
Oh bic SteIuns Der bemofratiiden
Partei in bieier Srase bic ridtise iit-
oh bic 9eidaftSlaee unter GIepeIanb
pber unter Sarriion cine before tuar.
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StabtsTinansen.

Ser bon gontrolleur giieIe ausgears
beitste Sinans.8erid fir bas berfIoi.
iene Sabr 1T Elm febr umfansreidss
unb auSfiibrIides Document, au beHen
@iebersabe uns beute Ieioer Der &aun,
manseIt.
Die @eiammteinnabmen bes berHpHe.
men Sabres tparen S445, ,804.2l, bic
@eiammtaussaben SAL $50. .35; cine
8aarbilans bon $138, 110.89 mar am
6. Mpril 1891 borrdtbis, uno bieislbe
bstraet bemnad am 4. MpriI 1892
$172, ,364.75. Na9 Mb3us aaer Mus.
saben bIeibt mad Der SddbunS bss
gOntrolleurS Elm neberfdub bon s5,.
64S.82.
Serr @iiele iast, bic Stabt itebs auf
elmer seiunberen finanaiellsn 8aTS. als
ie aubor, bebauert aber, baB 70 bieIe
Steuerfoleftoren i'm &dditanbe iinb.
gr empfeblt tpieberboIt, baB in 3us
funft ALE ftdbtii1en @ebibren (grs
laubniBfdeine fiir Neubauten etc. bireft
an ben Stabtidabmeiiter besabIt ipers
ben, anitatt an bic 8eamten, um nnter'
idIa8unsen gu berbiiten.
Nad Absus ber porbanbenen 8aar.
beitdnbe fddbt Der Gontroleur bic
fdotiide Sdulb auf $568, ,344.Ol. Daa
MKebment fiir 1892 betrast $18.6l3 ,
773, namlid 8eiddftisuns 81 ,067s.
385, peri6nlideS unb 8ealeisentbum
$17. .545. 1888.
Ser @ontroleur empfiebIt bic iofor.
tise paiiirune elmer 8erorbnuns, tpeI6t
bic IiIsunssfonb @ommiiidre ermad'
tiBt, neue SduIbideine aus3useben, um
bic am l. Sum- 1898 faaisen 8Onoi
einsulDien. Ser seeenipartise sinfis'
Stanb OeS SinansmarfteS iperbs uns
bann befabissa, baS @sIbl su cine,
niebrisen 3insrate aufsunebmen, mas
bieaei9t nidt mbsli6 iei, tpenn mar
bic InSeIesenbeit beridiebe. Ser Gre'
bit anierer Stabt fei iebt gut unb iolIt'
70 bsrbIeiben.
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0eri6tli6es.

Die @eidtporenen am @sri6te
tpuroen bereitS am Donnerta8 entIaien
unb baS @sridt auf atpei Gage pertast.
Batrid Sisblanb mar bonn 8sri1t
Der unebeIiden 3eusuns Iberfiibrt tpor,
ben unb tpurbe sur 3abluns elmer Strafe
bon $25, elmer gntidabieuns bon $25
an bic Dlutter unb 81 ipbdentlid fir
bas 8inb bsrurtbeiIt, bis es 7 Sabre
alt 1T.
Ser @sbdlfs. Goatabler Ibomas o.
cart, tpeI1er Bel Der 8erbaftuns bsS
Sobn 5. coleman bon Sermpn unn6.
tbiee @eipalt ansemanbt unb ibm BEL.
nabe Elm gluse auSseidlasen bate,
ipurbe bon 8i6ter MrdbaIo su neun
MOnaten @efansnib psrurtbeiIt.
Sine @eridtsfbuns flr Criminals
faae ipurbe am Nontas Morsen erbiff
net 8i6ter @dnfer fiibrte ben 8oriib
i'm SaaIe go. l unb Ridter Ir6baIb
in go. 2.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Wie 1T bieS!

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars BeIobnuna
fir jeoen 6au bon Satarrb. Der nidt ourd
Ginnebmsn bon SalEs Satarrb Sur ssbeiIt
meroeu tanu.
8.S. Gbenep s. 6 o.. Gi8entb.,
SoIeoo. Ohio.
gBir. bte llntepsidnsten, baben 8. 3. gbe.
nep felt ben lesten Is Sabreu geiannt nno
balten ibn fur ponfommen ebrenbaft in allen
Geiddftsberbanolunsen uno fnan3ieu befd.
8erbinoli6teiteu ju erflllen.
@e s. JruaS,
@robbanoeIs. Sro9uiiten. Soleoo. o.
8aIoin9. &innan & Marin,
acknowledgements. Solseo. D.
SaIs Satarrb Sur pirb innerlid senom.
men unb mirft oirsft auf bas BIut nno bic
idIeimigen Obriidden bes Spitems. 8eu9'
niiie frei berianbt. Rrtis rs ets. fur bic
8llibe. gerfauit bon allen aPotbstsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01

-Srib @roBmann, Elm Sarmer bon
8oarins 8roof, Ianbete am Sreitag
Nbenb boaftanbis niebersebroden i'm
blellsen Stationsbauie. Nm Worsen
ees Cages perlor CT cine Sub unb ianbte
ieinen Sobn nit elmer @elbiumme fort,
oas Tbier su fuben; berIelbe febrte
obne baiieIbe suriid, bradte aber einsn
eebDrisen &auid nit. Nun entidIob
itd Der aIte @roBmann, ieIbit bic Sub
Su iuden unb fam mad Scrantpn. Sier
bDrte ct, baB unterbeHen feline sSrau
init einem anoeren Wfanns bur1sebrannt
fei. Das mar su pieI fiir ibn unb CT
periu4te ieinen @ram nit SpirituoIen
au ertranten. 0iasor SeuoipS lisB ben
Wann mad anbbruns isiner grsabluns
Iaufsn.
Die aftiben Sanser bes .,Scrans
ton 2ieberfrans" iperben am Mittipod.
ben 13. Suli, in @ablers' WaIb1en
elm 8iesNic init SommernaGts.Selt
unb Gon3ert abbalten, unb 3ipar gum
8enefis Der 8aHe fiir ben gtusiIus mad
&eabins. SdmmtIi1e bieiise @eians.
bereine unb aud Der Turnbersin 1inb
Su bem Seite einseIaben unb Der Scrans
ton @Iee Stub bat ebenfaqS feline 8es
tbeilisuns suseiast. Mit benz @etters
@Ierf baben bic aftiben einen ipesisusn
@ontraft abseidIoHen, 10 bab aud in
eiefer Siniidt ni6ts gu befiir9ten febt.
SIS ipirb bon ben Wlitslisbern unb
Sreunben beS 8ereinS unter ben llms
itdnben eine redt aabIreide 8e:5eiIi.
8unS eripartet unb eS barf Sebermann
beriidert iein. Bel bem Commentaries
Seit Der gftibsn einise anssnsbme
Stuaben su berIeben.