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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
A YOUNG MOTHERS DANGER,
The Sea of Advice That Threatens to
OvefWhelm Her.

The Sea of Advice That Threatens to
OvefWhelm Her.
One of the dangers which beset the feet of
a young mother is the sea of advice which
threatens to overwhelm her. She may be an
intelligent, educated woman, who has studied
and read extensively upon the subject of the
needs of childhood; she may be aware of
some pecularities in the constitution of her
child which require different treatment from
the majority of children: she may lave the
advantage of capable medical supervision,
but not all this can save. her from being de-
luged continually with suggestions and adj
vice from every one who ever has had, or
who equally has not had anything to do with
a baby.
Anyone who has any Intelligent knowledge
of that wonderful bit Of mechanism, q baby,
would not dare to prescribe any but very
simple and harmless remedies for indisposi-
ton, but the woman who knows nothing will
advise the most heroic measures, and it is a
wonder that more helpless victims are not
slain by t~houghtless advice.
We have often wished that every young
mother could say, when advice is pressed
upon her by irresponsible persons. "Are you
willing to take the consequences of your adj
vicef If my child falls ill as a result, will you
assume the anxiety, the care, the expense9
If he is injured mentally or morally by fol-
lowing your SuSSeSCiOnS, Will you c&lSlueT
yourself wholly responsiblef"
1t is because of this absolute freedom from
consequences that people are SO ready with
their advice. Hold them to the consequences,
and they would soon be silenced. The only
safe road is to press on unhindered by adj
vice, unless given by people who know what
they are talking about. And this latter class
will not be apt to press their opinion upon
any one unsolicited, and will give a thought
full one.
There are abundant opportunities for a
mother to learn how to care for her child
properly and intelligently, and though the
mother who has brought up, perhaps, four
out Of eight children in utter disregard to
ell hygiene inc the laws Of health, and is
satisfied to be ignorant of any better method,
will say that she never ssbothered with these
new ways" and her children all did swell
enough yet there is 9 higher aim than
well enough" for which the thinking woman
Of today strives, and if she turns a deaf ear
to irresponsible advisers, she may attain to
it and to the heights Of unselfsh, intelligent
~ devoted motherhood which lie before u.s.
Motherhood.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24

TOR SALE.-THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
Il B. Mills Sons Oasum Works. situated on Wayne,
Fremont and Academy streets. Consisting Of TWEEN
ty Of Benz. Mills and the estate OF p S. gregory,
paved, Wayne street will be paved without any ex-
pense to the property. There are two DWELLINGS.
with engine and boiler. an abundant supply OF
water that has been well known for years FORTS
PURIFY. In the early ffties the water from this
spring was sold to private families.
Full particulars can be had by applying to the re
ceiver. ANY offer for purchase which may be salts
factory to the receiver. viii require the approval Of
the Chancellor, the receiver reserving the right to
o F. MILLS. Receiver,
Port Chester, \. z.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
HIGGINGs WAS DRUNK
So ssLfttlc Dans Threw Him Ont of
the Hoboken District Court.

Perry E. Hall. In the Hoboken District
Court this morning sued John Higgins to
recover S41.44 on lumber furnished. Both
are in the wood turning business on Newark
street. Higgins was under the influence,
and as his own counsel cut up toe many
capers to suit the court. Judge Paxton be-
came angry over Higgins conduct and
ordered him from the room. He objected,
until Sergeant-at-arms Dan Mccarthy
clinched his coat collar and steered him out.
The Judge promptly rave his verdict in
favor az Hall.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
Dated April 10th. 1894.
TUE cREDIroRs OF Il UNION A

- y 4 IN15D OIE II = -
i ment Company.
Take notice that in pursuance of an order made
by the Court Of Chancery of the State of New Jer,,
sey, on the second day of April, eighteen hundred
and ninety-four, YOU are required to bring In and
present In writing to the subscriber. the Receiver OF
the Union Pavement Company, your several claims
ton of the Receiver, on or before the second day OF
whereof YOU win be debarred from participating In
any dividends or distributions OF the assets o. q the
said corporation which may be made by said Re
ceiveT. Claims may be presented to the Receiver at
his office, No. Exchange place, Jersey City, New
Jersey.
CHARLES D. THOMPSON,
Receiver.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
EST~SHORE
=RAILROAD=
Il NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake
and Mountain Resorts.

Trains leave 42d st. North River station, New
foot Franklin ST., Mr.. Terminal station at Wee.
hawRen, \. j., can be reached via trains of ID
Rd., leaving Penn. r. R. Depot
$50 A. M.-Daily local to Albany and Saratoga.
9I5 A. M.-Dailv for Albany. Utica: Syracuse,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago.
except Saturday for Toronto.
1i35 A. D except Sunday, to Catskiil NOUN
tains. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and M~innewasSa,
Albany, Saratoga.
400 T. M.-Daiiy, except Sunday. for catskiA Noun
5i5P. M.-Daiiy for Albany, Montreal, Utica, SYRIA
cuse, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. De
troit, Cleveland. Chicago.
ESD p. M.-Daily, except sunday, for Newburgh.
Albany, Saratoga and Montreal. Parior car to
kingston.
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit
observation-disclosures 100 a. NJ; a.s. 4.S, SIS, s.a.
Newburuh Locals, s1o.15 A. N, *1.15. ISIS. $3.50
P. NJ. *Daily. +Sundays only.
Wagner Sleeping cars for Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit,
Cleveland and Chicago on all through trains.
For tickets, time tables, parlor and sleeping car
accommodations or information, apply offces:-
Brooklyn, No. S3S Washington street. No. .96 Fulton
street, annex Office, foot Fulton street; New York
City, Nos. IFS, 2sl. 262. 1S3. 75 and 92 broadway, Al
Bowery, No. 81 East Fourteenth street, No. IS West
One Hundred and Twcnty-fifth street: Hoboken. N.
J.. No. los Hudson street and at staEion;
General Passenger Agent,
No. S Vanderbilt avenue,
Naw Work
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
mo q cREpIroRs OF GEORGE MArHER's

mo THE CREDITORS OF h GEORGE MATHER'S
L Sons Company.
BY Virtue Of an order OF the Court of Chancery OF
New Jersey, made In a certain cause therein de-
pending wherein Emily s. Mather, Executrix. il soon,
plainant. and said Is defendant. made April
g. 1891, you are required to present your several
claims and demands against said corporation, TO
sons Company, at the office of Depue & Parker. his
No. sG2 Broad street, Newark y y, ana
prove the same before him under oath or afirinar
ton, or otherwise, If he shall SO direct, to his salts
faction on or before the ninth day of August next,
or in default thereof you will be excluded from
the benefit of such dividends as hereafter may be
declared by said Court upon tho proceeds or the
TILESTON WELLS,
Receiver.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
WHERE ARE THE HAHN BOYs2
Their Grandmother I'm Germany
Has Money For Them.

EtaS money FOT AAcAEAs
About a week ago Mayor Wanser re-
ceived the following communication from
Germany
CONSULATE or q. s. OF AMERICA,
LErpsIc, Dec. s, 1898
To the Honorable Mayor of Jers ey City&
DEAR SIR-You would greatly ooligs me If
you would kindly assist me In trying to locate
ABOUT the fall of 1875 leaving two little sons.
two and three years old, hence today nineteen
and twenty years OF age. The boys were placed
in an orphan asylum at Jersey City after their
fathers death. The whereabouts OF the moth.
err could never be ascertained. II you could
find the names of the Reiphold Hahn boys on
the record Of the asylum existing at that time
in your city, they may, perhaps. be traced
from there to their present abode. Mr.. Hahn's
address was freworks factory. An old
once more before she dies. and personally to
place them In possession of a sum of money
which she intends to bequeath to them.
If any expenses are incurred please inform
me to that effect. Hoping that you will be able
to give US some clue, / remain
Very respectfully yours.
OTro DoEDERLE IN.
U. s. Consul.
Mayor Wanser not being in a position to
ascertain the desired information, referred
the matter to Chief of Police Murphy. The
Chief, in turn. referred the matter to In
spector LANCE and a number of policemen
who understand and speak German. The
result of the investigation made by these
gentlemen leaves the whereabouts Of the
boys as much a mystery as ever. Reinhold
Hahn, it was found, was committed 10 the
Almshouse at Snake Aill in 1879. He died
in that institution In 1880. His wife was at
that time residing on Beacon avenue. At
the time sof her husbands death
she disappeared and since then nc
trace Of her can be found,
1t is believed that she is dead. On Deem
Der 81, 1881, Herman and Charles, the boys
now being sought for, were sent to the
Almshouse. On August 81, 1887, Herman
ran away and no trace of him was ever
found. The records OF the institution do not
show what disposition was made of Charles.
The Chief has not given up the investigation
as yet. The police of neigbboring cities are
to be requested to institute a search for
them.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
MARSHAL NOTICES.


TINTED STATES OF MERICA DISTRICT OF
whereas. a libel hath been filed in the District
Court of the United States of America for the
District of New Jersey, on the thirteenth day OF
April. in the year of our Lord, one thousand, eight
hundred and ninety-four; by James Flannery, John
CaIveny. William n. Beach, F. A. W Griffin and
Powers, against scow Number Nineteen, NO. 49,
her tackle, apparel, &C., in a cause of contract, civil
and maritime. for the reasons and causes in said
libel mentioned. And praying that the said vessel,
her tackle, &C., may be condemned and sold to pay
pursuance Of the monition under the seal OF said
court to me directed and delivered, l do hereby
vessel. her tackle, &C, or in any manner interested
District Court, to be held at the city OF Trenton, in
and for the said District of New Jersey, on the first
day of May next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day Crowded the same shall be a day of juris-
diction, otherwise on the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter) then and there to interpose their claims.
and make their allegations In that behalf.
Dated this thirteenth day of April, 1884.
GEORGE PFEIFFER, JR.,
United States Marshal for said District
ALEXANDER & ASH,
ProctOrS for Iibellnut.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
IfYour baby ia Cnttlng reeth

Be sure and use the old and well tried remedy,
Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup, for children
teethinE. Ii soothes The child. softens the
gums. altays all pain. cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoe..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Standard Railroad of America.
In Effect March %, 1894.
Trains leave JERSEY CITY as follows
EnR THnE NrESEn

4EdlAAS d EhS Ol1I DIS AlOWss-
FOR THE WEST.
a15 A. NJ, FAST LRSE, with vestibule. Parlor and
Sleeping Cars, daily for Pittsburg. Columbus, Cleye-
la AZ ana e G Sni fas e;s del5g fsseP PrS Saturday, for I TSIeaO.
the pioneer of this class Of the service, composed
staterooni. Sleeping, Dining, DISSERTATION and smoE.
Ing Cars, lighted BY stationary and movable electric
5.isP NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS, with
Pullman y~estioule, Sleeping and Dining Cars, daily
70 s iG p NJ w Gs4SEnn ERp Snssas wan fhq P III aSals ves.t,
bule Sleeping Cars, daily to Pittsbnrg, Chicago and
Cleveland. Dining Carte Philadelphia and Pitts
sol. L. ogTHwEsrERs E9rRzss. daily for Column
phis; Through Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Altoola
SIS NJ. PAcIFic EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Car to Chicago daily for Pirtsburg. Chicago, To
ledo and Columbus; daily except Saturday for Clevo
BALTTMORE, WASHINGTON AND
TINE SOUTH.
For Baltimore. Washington and the South at a12
s.4s, 81 1924, il. il a. NJ. rs as coSeREss!oNAl
LIMITED, Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania Railroad Din
i sSnd dayss IS ssS a. IL z aa n, as 1sss d % sna st@ hiT limited ed
Parier cars ana and q PenTps WV n g, Railroad afro ID Dini I Car,
only. LA P. M. week days.
FOR PHILADELPEIIA.
Express for Philadelphia, 64. IA, STA, s. GS, 9,1i
"a doi4 Pennsylvania Limited, 10 q and l1I4 A u;
q n. and u. 80 night. Sunday, 6.s4, sA5s sI5,. 81
IS EST SIS. RsnsR M, se0. SIS. fim SO +. l X. and "a n lssi IN nii sis
Accommodations Ills A. NJ, AZ and T.15 2. d. week
days. sundays, 1.lo and as 7. III.
Express for Philadelphia via Camden. sis IA
Ills A. NJ. 20S, 2.2 LIS, LIS ana SIS P. II. week days
Sundays. l0.l5 A. NJ, us P. N.
For Atlantic City, C114A. NJ. Saturday only, 12.A2
LA Q.03P p. NJ. with through Pullman Buffet Parlor
Carr, q 20 P. III. week DAYS. 6.Si AN. Sundays.
For Cape May LA NJ week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grows
Point Pleasant and intermediate stations. via; Rah-
way, 92S A. M. 1918, $50, 552, and i1$S P. II. On
Sunday. 1000 A. NJ. and 522 P. NJ. do not stop at As
bury Park or Ocean Grove on Sunday.
The New York Transfer Company will call for the
check baggage from and to Hotels and residences.
81. M. v j. R. WOOD,
Genl Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
A cowardiy bird.

H~o1ack-aThe sparrow is a very courageous bird,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Any restaurant keeper can
max . him quail
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, PIANOS

and personal properly without removal. You can
have the use Of both the property and the money
and you can repay 1t by lnstallments. Furniture
Leases paid Off and more money advanced Loans
made promptly at lowest rates.
CARTON 81 Co., No. Il6 Newark AV.
Cor. Grove ST. Booresm Building, Room Mol.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Bon Der Siibfeite.

Ser BAL Der Neptuns Gompanie finbst
am %. Ottober itatt.
9lm Donnerfas itarb benz gbepaar
George &rdmer bon Srpine Ibenue Elm
elf Monate aItes TbdterIein.
Die Scranton Sdnserrunbe tpirb am
|. Nobember in Der @ermania Saae Elm
@onSert eeben.
Die gInfunft elmer iunsen To6ter ers
frsute am Samitas Morsen bic @beleute
Gsno 3tpid.
Dsm gbepaar Beter Dipprie bon
S6impH's 9lasp itarb am Montas fein
stpeiidbrises S66tsrIsin 2i1sie.
Das bonn 8srse berab fommenbe Sod'
tpaHer psrurIadte am Mittipob alents
baIben auf cer Slbfeite sroben S6aben.
Die aftipndre Der Sauquoit Seiben,
iabrif baben feds ansrensenoe 8auIots
anaefauft unb tperbsn bic Sabrit bebeu
tenb bersrDbern.
Die GbeIeute George Gang bon Bird.
itrabs berlorsn am Disnitas Morsen ibr
finfidbrises S6bnIein Sriebri6 burd
ben Cob.
0as Seuer, tpeI6es am Sreitas seser
Ulitterna6 in benz gisenibum beS Serrr
Sobn Sdsuer an Scout Strabe aus.
Brad, ri6teie gum Slid feinen srober
S6aoen an.
Sobn g. MopIe unb Sobn Susbei
serietben Niitttpo6 Nbenb in Dampiep'i
8utidaft on 8ittston Abenue aneinanr
Der unb Susbes erbielt bon WopIe meb'
rere Weieriti6e.
Die neue OrseI Der beutiden Conn
taBSiduIe Der Sidorp StruBe prssbpteri
i6sn 8tr6e tpirb am 25. Ottober einse
neibt iperoen uno unter Der 2eitung bel
Serrn Sobn 9entes tpirb in bem aItel
8irdensebduoe cine entipre6enbe Inter
baItuns ituttFnben.
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Opbe Varfer Npti,en.

g. Wi. Sofer's Giienpaarenbants
lung an Ill Sib Mainitrabe 1T am
DsittpOd oOmS8sriff seidIofen tporbsn.
= MiIdmam Senrp 8uri6eI bat
tpieoer brei 8aupIdBe an Nsunter Strabe
unb 8eaepue @ourt ertporben unb ses
oenft ndditss 5riIbiabr. burauf su bauen.
= &ep. George M. Sdeibp bon Der
st. DiarfS lutberii6en 3ir6e babier
bat reiisnirt unb es 1T bic 3eiisnation
an9enommen tporben.
= Die S6uIbebbrbe Bat ben @ontraft
fir Elm neues SduIbaus NIT stp6If i3ims
mern an Horo 8ebeec1 Apenue perseben
uno bic Nrbeit baran fpiro in Babe bes
sinnen.
= Serr gbrif Gaumann beabii6tiet
an Neunter Gtrabe elm bpppeItes gobns
baus su erridten. Die Deuti6en bon
Yarf Siu iino elm riibriseS 8blfdsn
uno Gins Der betriebiamiten in Der Stabt.
-@esen @unbsn unb @ei6pire se,
brau9e i6 nit auSsesei6neten @rfoIsen
Or. 4usuit 85nis'8 Samburssr 3rdu'
ter 9faiter. Dasielbe 1T in meinem
Sauie tets pOrrdtbis. g. b'slrbenne,
248 W. Dtabifon Str. Gbieaso, Sas.
= Die 2adaipanna @ompanie ma6t
an ibrem gisentbum binter gsnon
Strabe, stpiiben aebsntsr unb a1ter,
8erbeierunsen. glud NIT Gripeiterune
bes Sabrtpeses unter ben 8. 6. & 8.
9eleiien an 2u,erns StraBe sebt's
nader noran.
- Die an 9rotpn's BIace tpobnbafte,
48 Sabre alte Srau Simon Miqer pers
lieb tiirsli9 ibren @atten unb brei 8ins
Der, um benz 24idbrisen OIiper g. Drafe
su folsen. Die 8sioen lebten in SaaIes
ton alS Wann unb Srau suiammen, tpur'
ben aber pieier Gage perbaftst unb hier'
ber ssbradt.
DaS bsuti9e WGbden Warp
Sdnsiber, peI6e Dor bier 8oden auf
Der 8siifeite tpeeen DiebitablS bon 8Ieis
bern perbaftet tpurbe, madte Donneritas
9ta6t i'm @efdnsnib einen Selbitmorbs
periud, inbem iie iid nit benz 2eintude
an ben Stdben ibrer Belle erbdnete,
DaS 8orbaben ipurbe seitie eenus ents
oedt unb pereitelt iie befnbet iid iebt
tpieber auber @efabr.
gin Sib Wiain Npenue, nabe
Sampton, besanr am Sreitas Elm Senfen
Der Oberfldde, bas bic 8etpobner in
srobe Aufrssuns periebte. Gum Slid
bauerte eS nur einise Minuten unb bic
Senfuns betrus nur einise 3Oa, 70 bab
an @sbduben fein S6aben anseridtet
tpurbe. 2lm Samitae unb Sonntaa
iebo9 ianf Der @runb nod ipeiter, bic
8iiIe ober Spalten ertpeiterten ii4 unb
es ssisten iid aaentbaIben Spuren an
@ebduben unb Wauern; pieIfa9 1T Der
W5rtsIbetpurf absefallen, bic Ibiiren
baben iid psrsosen, Sass unb Bahers
rbbren linb perbosen. Die Sentuns bes
tfdst ibon iebt bier Bis feds 3oa, aber
mad Der 9lnii6t bon Sa6peritdncisen 1T
tueitere 9efabr nidt porbanben.
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WilFesbarre NaHri6ten.

= Der SIotpate Wtife BoIanssad in
9ltben idob iib am Niontas brei 8useIn
in bic 8ruit unb itarb auf Der Steae.
Gin stpeiIt6dises 8obnbaus an
Hortbampton unb WelIes StraBe brannte
Utitttpo9 Dtoreen | nbr nleber.
= Die anitrei6er @Imer Witdeu unb
oarrp 5rans itirsten am Sreitas in
9userne bon einem 30 Sub boben @eriiit
unb Der eritere true i6ipere Serlebunsen
oapor.
- Or. s. 3. Graipforb. Elm anses
fsbsner arst bisisr @esenb, itarb am
Sonntas auf ieinem 2anbiiBe Bel Sarpep
9ate i'm Ilter bon 67 Sabren. gr mar
pdbrenb oes 8rieses @unbarSt i'm 52iien
Reeiment.
-9ie neuen 8dumIidfeiten ber Gon-
corbia sebsn iebt ibrer 8ollenbuns ents
geeen unb tperoen am 30. Ottober einee.
ipeibt iperben. Gin gonsert unb elm
gr6fnunesbau bilben bus oifisieae 9ros
eramm.
Die 8aui6reiner @m. 8atterion,
Nler. 8atterion unb 9lidolaus Sod at.
beiteten am Dienitag an einem Sauie an
Grant Strabe, bas 8eriiit CAB mad unb
ale Drei itiirsten aus elmer SDbe bon 90
SUB berab. Sbre SerIebunSen limb su.
meiit innerIi6 unb bic Srasipeite oerieIs
ben nibt su beurtbeiIen.
Die Supreme gpurt bon Bennipls
oarien bat baS bon ber lebten 6eiebees
buns puiiirte Weees es@eieb, pelde8 Cor.
porationen sefattet, bic 8eparatur Der
Sotpnibip= =8eee su iibernebmen unb bic
Wegmeiiter uno 4rbeitSIeute aus ibrer
8afe gu besubIen, fir foniiitutionea er'
tIdrt. Die 8i6ter in Northumberland
unb 2userne Counties batten eeeen bas
betreffenos @eieb enti6ieOen.
= Die bisiissn aerste Fnb su Der
lleberseusuns sefommen, pab bic Tp.
pbu8fisberfdue in Gompanie s beS neun'
ten 8eeimentes idmmtIid burb ben Solr
oaten SeiBS i'm 2aeer Su Gettysburg pers
breitet ipurben. 9erieIbe fam frant bort
an uno mar sum 2aserbienite untausIi6.
Wan nelte ibn baber in Der 8iide an,
beim aufiparten, @eidirrtpaiden II. {. 10,
unb auf oieie @eiie perbreitete iid bic
4nitedune. 9as 1T aud Der @runb,
tparum anoere Companion bon Der 9ranfs
belt peri6ont bIieben.
a6. Nnnoncirt I'M .,WpdenbIatt".
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0tttStpu.

- Die 8ferbe bes Subrmannes @m.
Sutton i6euten am Samitas, er tpurbe
bonn @aeen seidIeubert, ittrste auf ben
8Opf unb Iisst infoIse Der SerIebuns se'
fdbrIi6 barnisber.
= Die idbrIide 8arabe bes PittstOn
SseuerbepartementS tpirb oieien Sreitae
itattfinben. Mir b6ren ni6t, bab aus'
tpdrtiss @eieaidaften an Der Parabs
tbeilnebmen.
- Ser As Sabre aIte gatrid &eat
bon Sort Sane purbe am 9onneritae
bon einem 2ebisb BAILEY 8abnsuse se'
trpifsn, Elm Arm tparS ibm serauetidt,
baB er amputirt iperben muBte unb Ell
trus nod anbere @unben bapon, BIZ
feinsn 3uitanb sefabrli6 MAIDEN.
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Da8 xbal dbp arts.

IabIor.-Der Sussnoperein Der beut'
i&en 8irdensemeinoe sebenft am IL.
Oftober in Der 8irde cine Sair abSus
balten.
-3psi stipa finfidbrise ainSer ber
6amiIien Sobn Nausbton unb Wi6ael
Sdilb perIiefen iib porIebten Wiitttpot
Ulorssn 9 rlbr unb ipurben erf abenbs
5 nbr in benz @ebirse nabs benz gpns
sefunben.
sA. 2eist baS ,,8odenbIatt" reeeI'
mGbia eS fcItet nur $500.
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g erantpn
Spar=8anf,
122 8bomins Mbenme,
Scrantpn, pa.

0aS dlteite Spar.Snititut i'm moro.
oftliden IenniDlpanien.
Snmss BIair. grdfbent.
9. 3. Briee. Bbe Prdi.
8. 8. . ddfer, gaiiirer.
v. B. Blair aiiit. Gaiiirer
Sbeo Or. Straub. Seller
Sirettoren:
5amts Blair g. 3. grice.
SEQ. 3 Gatlin. Srart R Spencer.
NIB Blair. Sames arhbaIo,
B 9. 8enusbb Seluitt 6. Blair
Bm 3 8ieisl Sas gp Safforo
Ssiibrt elm aIlgemeinss 8anfseiddft
Stellt Behiel jablbar in 'rgsno einem 8bsiIc
her @elt aus
8 9rossnt Sntersifsn auf 9spoiitsn b3abIt
lin aunofdaft luiro gsbstsn.
Offen Sumitas 9benbs bon 7 Bis 8 llbr.
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Sunmpre.

Die 8ir6e Der StaIiener auf
Spencer Sia 1T iebt fertis unb am ndd.
iten Sonntas ioa barin baS eritmaI
@ottSoienit sebaIten iperben.
- Im Donneritas fanb in Der @ob'
nuns Der SrauteItern. Serrn uno Srau
@arI 9arib an Sripp 2lpenue, bic Sraus
uns ibrer Godter 2ena nit Serrn @bar'
les @ro8pe6t itatt. Serr BaitOr 8ans
ooIpb bon petersburg poasOs oieieIbe.
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-Die &eforms Dsmofraten beS Staa'
tes Jlstp Yorf baben am Dienitas oaS
foIsenee mabbdnsise StaatSsTid aufs
ssitelIt: Sir @oupsrn6r, @perett 9.
@bseIer bon glsp Dorf; 2ieutenants
@oupern5r. Daniel 81. 2odipoob bon
Buffalo; 4ppeaations'2 '2i6ter, GbarIes
). 8roipn bon Orange gountp. Gbars
les s. SairdiIp 1T 8oriiser be8 Gam'
paanes GomiteS.
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Npu 9eterSbura.

- Die @beIeute 8idarb SdrDber
bon Union Strabe babier beerbisten am
Oonneritus uuf bem 8aibburn StraBe
Sriebbofs ibrsn brei Sabre alien Spbn
3obert Senrp, ber am Disnitas Ipenb
supor seftorben tpar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
@uter Sersienft.
Deutide Wdnner berIanst
BsI&s BiIlens iino. iid elm rsntabIes
8ei6dtt ju 9riinoen.

8ir winideu. onb Seber. Der obu. sefddf.
tignue 1T, ooer feline snfrieoenfteIIenoe arbti
bat, nno bic Sertretung fur uniere 6rma 9egen
quite 8e3obIung gu lbsrnebmen Uinidt, Der.
trauenspol an uns fdreibt unb mir ueroen
oemielben unier ansrbietsu nebf 8robsn toiten.
frsi iberienosn.
gBir piiniden uur einen 8srtretsr fur eben
Diitriti, welder nod nidt bsisbt 1T Bran
wenoe iit iotprt nn Or s. 3. Sdoop, 30. 70
SIate Ctr, 8aeiue. 8is. l3
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9eutfde 8risfIiRs.

@iIbert, Gbpare
5dgman, Nnbreds u,
3ermtr, 8rau 8.
Halfis, Sulid
8sedftcr, 9. q.
Stlastr, 6rI,
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Dapne Spuntp.

- 8idter $. W. SeeIep bon 8apns
Gountp liest in feiner 0Obnuns in
SoneSoale tpbtfranf barnieoer.