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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15

JNo 6. LUTON of LIE Roy, N. Y, a
prominent grocer and @. A. R. man
says: II have been troubled with in
digestion and biliousness for years.
Tried Parks Tea and it has cured me.
l recommend it to everybody" Sold by
Smoot Drug company.
A NEW line of fall shirtings and
domestics just in at
T. @. WBBBER's.
STORE your wheat. with the Provo
Milling Co. D. r. Beebe, Mngr.
S ONE beautiful fell dress goods are
shown at I. g. Webber's.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15

A MASS convention of the democrats
of Provo precinct is to be held in the
county courthouse on Wednesday even
ing next to nominate two constables
and TWO justices of the peace. At
tend.
PROPERTY owners who are contem-
plating connecting service pipes with
the water system, would do well to get
the work done now, before the frost
gets into the ground.
LET the democrats of this precinct
fill the county courthouse on Wednes-
day evening. Our next constables and
justices are to be nominated.
That tired Feeling which is so
cannon and so overpowering, is
entirely driven off by Hoods Sarsapar-
lila, the best blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsapsrilla overcomes weakness.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15

For all seasonable groceries at low
est prices call at Boshard & Saxey's. "
For sALE-Old papers at rs GEMS
per hundred. Apply to the business
Office of HE DISPATCH.
The shoe department at T, G. Web
ber's has given immense satisfaction,
call and inspect it.
LOST near BENZ. Benefits in Fourth
ward, Provo, brown wooden ulster.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning it to Slsa Y. Gates.
THE cheapest place for fruit boxes
and bee keepers supplies is at Geo. W.
Mickel's, Provo.
five per cent. paid quarterly on saw
.ngs deposits at Provo Commercial &
Sayings Bank.
LADIES' shoes at 9Oc and $1.OO a
Irvine & Bsrney's.
BUY the Utah Valley Iron paint. 1t
ts the best. For Sale by
A. o. SMooT.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

WILL BE HELD AT TIMES AND
PLACES AS DESIGNATED BELOW
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15
B. Y, Academy Founders Day Tues
day October 16, 1894.
PROGRAM.

PROGRAM.
/, Song, "Our Temple of Learning.
2. Prayer.
3. Song.
4. Grafton by President A. O.
Smoot,
5. Instrumental music. --------~.
s. Address by DR.. Karl G. Maeser.
Z. Remarks by President David
John and member of the faculty.
Public are cordially invited.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15

IT Will certainly pay you to call and
look that beautiful stock of china
ware, crockery, glassware, and silver
ware oyer that Taylor Brothers COM
pany have just received. They also
have the most complete stock of
watches, clocks and jewelry in southern
Utah.
LosT:-Two mares. One is light
bay, has three white feet, strip in face,
branded ~ on left thigh. The
other ia dark bay shod on front feet.
The animals sGrayed from Evanston,
Wyoming. Their range has been in the
vicinity of Ssntaquin. and it is thought
they have returned. Information
leading to their recovery Will be suita-
bly, rewarded by T. B. HEELS, Santa
Quin. =
HAYERCAMP & 90. are making farm
leans, three 70 five years. Interest 10
per cent, Write thanas Tr1Fc, Utah. 4 !
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lor Brothers company of Provo will re-
ceiye in the next few days an entire car
of organs from the Chicago Cottage
Organ company whose goods stan at
the head. 1t will pay you to get their
prices.
CALL at Farrer Bros. s. Co. and see
the new dry goods.
T. G. WEBBKR announces a grand
fall display and opening. You should
see what the latest shades and weaves
ar e.
TIE quarterly conference of the re-
lief society of the Utah stake will be
held in Spanish Fork on Moniay, Oc-
tober 30, 1894. Mrs. Mary John, Presi-
dent.
You should not fail to see the latest
styles in dress goods. Their fall stock
is ready for you at
T.G. WEBER s.
LosT-One package of shoes, marked
pauline Moore, Provo" Finder will
please deliver to George HaYercamp.*
Roy A. BROWN, the I5-yesr-oId son
of the late w. II. Brown, is suffering
with typhoid fever.
SAMUEL CARTER and Charles EN-
mons succeeded On Saturday evening
in getting an awful load of tangle-foot
aboard i'd in making all round fools
of themselves on the sidewalk on Cen
tire street near Browns blacksmith
shop. They were arrested by Marshal
knight who after due consideration
concluded to Leu them 60 with the case
hanging over their neads. Another
offense by one or both of these parties
will be punished to the full extent.
-. Frees Cream Baking PeN2ss
Most Perfect Ma@e
JUDGE DUsENBERRY and A. D. Cash
addressed rousing meeting at Pleas
ant Grove on Saturday evening on the
principles of democracy. Standing
room was at a premium. startling
contrast TO the afternoon meeting ad
dressed by Boss Graham and Pretty
frankie, at which meeting there were
so many vacant seats staring the
speakers in the face that frankie be-
came sick and Graham got mad. Ora
ham vented his spleen on the county
officers by quoting the old Enquirer lies
as to raising of salaries and charging
such men as Jack" Jones, NANNY"
Deal and Able ] Evans as being
thieves and robbers. Cash tried hard,
but he couldn't hold in; at the evening
he opened up on that subject and Ora
ham, the Enquirer and Judge Jones
suffered. The people who were at that
meeting, and they were many, now
know the truth and the county demo
cratic ticket will get the majority of
the votes of Pleasant Grove this fall.
DEMOCRATS of Provo precinct, be at
the county courthouse On Wednesday
evening next at 1880 O'Clock.
VIM. CABLE of the Lake Bottoms,
near Pleasant Grove, came over on
Saturday to see Friends" at night,
He saw somebody else before going to
the show-some of the boys behind the
bars of the city, and as a result Mar
shall Knight found it necessary to take
him out of the opera house and place
him behind another kind of bars. VIM. be-
came penitent, put up $1,000 for his ap
pearance before Justice Wedgwood this
and was allowed to go his way.
William didn't show up today.
Hoods Pills are the best after-d1nner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache
25c. box.
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PROVO.
LAKE SHORE.

aturday night, 800. w.
Powers.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15

LosT-One package of shoes, marked
pauline Moore, Provo" Finder will
please deliver to George HaYercamp.N
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15
ALPINE.

Saturday Oct. 2O.-A. ID. Cash
and others.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-15

You should not fail to see the latest
styles in dress goods. Their fall stock
iS readv fnr Won AFT
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0ermtfhteS QcfaleS.


- Warsaretbe, cine To6ter Der @bes
Ieute 8~ransenburs bon 225 Aib Stra6e,
itarb am Donnsritag unb tpurbe in Bitts'
ton b~eeraben.
= Mm Sreitae fdIoRen bic 5FentIi'
den SduIen unb am Nbenb bate bic
srabuirsnbs SodiduI 8IaRs ibr Com.
meneement in Der aeabemp Of 0fuIic,
Die 8IaFe bsitanb aus 81 SddIsrn, cine
sr5Bere NnaabI aIs setp6bnIid, unb es
frsut unS ipssisa. baB bic Nbf6mmIinss
beutider @ltern beuer ftdrfer bertreten
tparsn, ais ie ;ubor. SRI. emma Sal.
tousfp belt bic electromagnetic une
bate bas Tbema ,amerifaniiGer
8ib unb Sumor" eetpabIt.. Die iunse
Dame 1T cine aufseipsdte Sddlerin unt
tisfe 9enfsrin unb ibr 8ortras barf fid
setroit ben beften dbnIi6en 9robuftionen
anreiben.
- Gin 8erfu1 tpurbe am Sreitae ees
gen Mbenb 8emadt, ben Grocer 6. o,
gourfen UNI $47 su beidtpinbeln, inbem
Elm NeHenasr 8nabe einen ansebli6 bon
5rau sSames ardbalb untsr;ei6neten
Gbsd NIT einem BegIeitidreiben offerirte,
ipcrin seiast tpurbe, bab bic Dame 6aa
@elb ~notbtpenbig braude, bic Banfen
ssidIoHen ieisn unb iie in Gbpeienbeii
ibres Gatten UNI bas 9arleben eriube.
Ssrr @ourisn bssIsitste ben 8nabsn mad
benz Sauie Der 5rau slr&balo unb es
ftsIte fi1 berauS, baB bic Sade cine
SdIiHuns mar. Ser Brief tpurbe benz
8naben auf Der StraBe bon sinem
Manne iiberseben, bon benz CT nlr eine
u~nbolfdnoise 8efdreibuns seben tonnte.
- SIM ppIitif&en SsrsntsfeI besinnt
es idon sebDris su brobeIn unb bic Der.
fGmpfe fur bic Gpnuente fperben tdSIi6
animirtsr. Serr @m. Srana, 8anbibat
fir Sdabmeifter auf repubIifaniider
Settle, bat cine Yetition berbreitet, tpeIhe
ben 8orfiser bes County Gomites, gotps
el, anfpeif, ben repubIifaniiden Cons
bent fribsr aIs eetp6bnIi1 su berufen.
Da Serr SoS. u. Seranton, Der Gbef
Der MaI1ins, fid auf Reifen befinbet,
70 sDssrt man bssrsiFidsr @eiie uno sr'
Hart es fir uneeredt, binter feinem
8idsn irsenb ettuas borsunsbmen.-Die
2eute, bic Germ Sran3 baS meifte su
perbanien baben, pie scranton, Yotpeu
unb Comforter, iinb Jest beimIi6 oeer
often feline bittsrften @esner.
grmapor SelIotps brobt, baB tpenn Der
8oriibsr Ses repubIifanii&en COUNTY
gomiteS ii1 ipeisert, bas Gomite su
berufsn, un sinen Gag fur ben Content
fsfsuieben, bas Gomite obne beiien Gus
thinning banbeIn tpirb. rlntsrbsRen
1T Ssrr Scranton bier einsetrofen unb
ss ipirb tpobI irsenb Elm BeidIub in
biefsr alnseIessnbeit sefaBt iperben.
Die Gtarfe Der slnti' MaidineIeute barf
mon feinestpess unteri6dben, tuenn
2suts pis griderif 2stpis aIS beren
@esner fsurirsn.
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10. Wai 1894.


3iiss SsrIaFtn SCRANTON fir philadelphia unb
Hsp gcrf per .. s 8. ". q. UNI 8 Rcrssns,
1910, 2.3S unb lbs Na6m., per .. {. & B.
u. u. 600, sos, 1f.20 vi. unp f.30 Ra6m.
Verlafen SCRANTON fur pittstpn unb Wilfes-
barre per .. {. s. %. u. 81. 500, sos, ff.2O
Wpretns, 1870, $50, COZ, $50 Habm,
8srlafen SCRANTON fur Dbits Dawn, Sa,Is-
ton, ppttspile unp allen pnnftsn Der Beaver
Olsappp unp ppttspias .3psistn, per 6. & 9B.
V. 6.4O W., per .. & =. 8 R., 1910, 2.3S,
o.0S, 11.20 Wicrsens, 100, $50 Natmittaes.
Vsrlahsn Suautcn fur Sttblsbsm, Cation,
Hfaetng, harrisburg unp alien ;3piIttnpnnften
per D. & =. VI. u. AIN 500 Nt, 1910, 2.36
11,35 Nabmittass, per .. 7. & gD. 600, sos,
tt.20 W, 1870 Mabm.
Verlalirn Serantpn fir Iunfbannpd, Iopau-
pa, Slmira, Stbara, @snspa unb 3pil6rnpunf-
ten per .. & 3. u. VI. UNI 9.07 d., t2.f0unb
11.35 Na9m., per . W U VI am SOS ID
1.3U NabmittagS.
gtrlahsn Seantrn fir &c&tatr, Buffalo,
Niagara 6dasn, Detroit, Chicago une peltltGen
punftfn per - x . u u 9.07 ", 1910, 9.t5,
11.35 Nabniy per D Y & 9B U u une Yittsten
junction S.Oo VI, 100, $50 NaGm, per e. 6
Us U " 3.4t Ra6m.
OHt Slhltu INV 2ctIltH PIT SnllHlahtd, PET
D&SR u 9.07 @.. f2.tU, els Ratmittas,
per . Y & W SOS Dr., 1.30, 6.U7 Radm.
pnlmann parlpr une SGlaf- ppn &. q.
Sshelpassn auf allen 3iistn spil9sn &. & 8l.
9unetipn per WiIFesbarrs unb Rsp yprt pbi-
Iaetlpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnlipn Bride.
&pIlin 3. 9Silbur, 8sn. Cup. Ssf Div.
ebas. .. ess, Sen. paf. Assnt, pbilabtI-
pbta, pa.
Y. 0. RcnnsmaGsr, .gFt. Gen. paf. Sssnt
Glib Setbltbtm, pa.
Wsitsrr a~usfunft srtbeilt @. {. prsur, Stabt-
Agsnt 300 9adia Apsnut, Serautpn, pa.
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Wit Der 8erurtbeiIunsen Der Manns
beimer 8anfiers @ilbeIm MaaS su 2
Sabren, Nar Waas ~ Ia unb Gusen
Maas su 8 Wonaten @efdnsnis pesen
einfa6sn 8anferotts lit Elm f~tanbaIbfe,
Bancroft bssnbst iporben, ipie Jpn biz
Mannbsimer @ei6dftStpeIt nod ni&i
seieben bate. Das aIte 8anfbaus Sa'
Iomon WaaS, bas in gang Sibbeuti6s
lamb einen sroBen STUFF bate unb ftt
beS tpsiteiten 8ertrauenS e~rfreute uni
nod int Sorisen SABRE gut ftanb, tpas
bur6 iibsr feline 8rdfte sebenbe 9etreibes
SpetuIationen in N%iebersanS seratber
unb iudte benieIben burd nod srbBert
aussusIsi@en, bic gnbe Sanuar sur 8ab'
Iunsssinfeauns fibrten. Der 8anfe.
rott ,os iotpobI in Wannbeim ais aud
in Der pfaIa mebrere mad fi&. Gini8t
Subaber Der brett unb inbireft aeiddbis'
ten Sirmen, ipie 2ubtpis N%abenbeim uni
2ubpis Waser, besin8en Selbftmorb.
sbenIo Elm @eirbdnbler in Der PfaIa, Il
bas fir cine sanse @eiIe baS eeibdft,
Iide 8ertrauen Der 8Id$e, bic nit Wanns
beim in SanbeISperbinbuns ftanben.
ssidabist mar.
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GertAtli6eS.

Gm Samitas ipurben BON bieiisen @e'
ridte cine GnaabI llrtbsiIe 8efdat:
Ri6aeI @ibIon, zines ansrifsS aul
GsIia 8aIib iiberfubrt, So Strafe uni
2oiten.
Ibomas Me@uire, tussen bbswiaisen
SdabenS i'm Gontpap Saus, tpurbe iduIs
big bsfunbsn, aber bas nrtbeiI fuspens
Dirt. ba fem anpaIt einsn neusn Pro3eb
bsantraste.
Dapib 8iaiams, Der auf bic 9iabrise
gnna aaIupia einen 3otbsudtsUeriud
sema4t bate, biSt bas 8srseben nit 81
Strafe, 8ofen unb Q Sabren 8u4tbaus.
Sobn 8brsIe, ipeIder Der gIisa Rep'
ton Elm Iaidsnbud seftobIen bate,
tpurbe in 81 Strafe, aOften unb 5 Mos
nate Gefdnsnib p%erurtbeilt.
8esen einss ansrifes auf albert
Singer mubte TbomaS 81. Gbornton 81
Strafs unb bic grosebiOfsn bssabIen.
Ran mill bic anbsren borIiesenbsn
Sale tpombsIi4 bis beute erIebisen unb
| es tpurben baber in ben brei 9imntern
Sibunsen ssbaIten. Dor 8idter 9urbp
bon SoneSbaIe tpurbe I'M Saale go. 3
Der Yroaeb sesen gbarleS 8. Tobep bers
banbeIt, Der bes GnfaufeS eeiioblener
SutpeIiertpaaren aus benz @ef6dfte bea
Germ Gonrab 2utber anssfIast mar.
Tbomas Wc@uire tpurbe am Wontaf
in $50 Citrate, bic Rotten unb elmer
Wonats @efansuib berurtbeilt, na&ben
fem @eiud um einen nsuen 9roseb psr'
ipeisert ipsrben tpar.
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StaStrath.
Select Council, 81. Stunt.

Select Council, 81. SUM.
9is Abietuns bes 9oIisiften Sobn
GosIstt, fir tpeIGe Der Napor feinen
@runb ansab, ma6te bic Sisuns su
elmer tiirmiiden. bod tparb bss NapOrs
SanbIunssipeiie nit IA sesen 4 Stim.
men 9~utsebeiben. Sesefiab YeterS tpuree
,u Der 8atana ernannt unb beitGtist.
Die Strabenbabn 8erprbnuns Der
8apib Tranit gompanie nurbe auf
GmpfebIuns bss auftanbisen Gomitss
psrtpOrfen, obns bab SsmanS fir Siefslbs
einftanb.
8o4e bra@t cine gorcrbnuns Elm,
psI6e cine Steuer bon so @ents aaf
ieben telegraph, Telepbon unb eIsttrii@e
2i1t Pfoiten Iest une biefelbsn bon
elsi&er @rbbe une Sarbe berlanst.
DIR leste Serorbnunsen Dor fur ben
antauf bon 9ferben fur bas Seusrbes
partemsnt, unp fur bic 9fatsruns bon
Srdnflin Auenue.
g(uf 9lntras bon Ro@e ipurben bic
8erorbmuneenf iir bic 2inbenftrabe Stride
unb bic Bhaferuns bon Bine Strab'
aus ben S6nben Der GomiteS senommen,
Sobn 81. 8eim anb Narpin Stein'
bad ipurben ais p~eruanente Mdnner fii
bic Srantlin 6pribsn So. ernannt uni
~beifdtist.
GonnsI bra1te cine Reiolution elm
nsIde ben Mapor antpeiit. muir 8riiden'
Bombs I'M 8etraee bon sl25. 900. aussu'
sebsn, Bis bic 2incenftrase 8rddenper'
Orbnuns ssb0ris paffirt fei unb be-
S~tabtanipalt tpirb um fem @utadtei
ansssansen, i%ntpietueit bic Strabenbabl
6eieli&aften fir Rsparuturen innerbaII
ibrer 6eIeiie in sepfaftsrtsn Strabel
usranpcrtIi8 finb.
S1psnf reidte cine 8erprbnuns fiji
ben fieben3ebntsn Ssusrbifrift in be
lsIften Bare elm.
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- Die arbeit an Der Barrier Strass
Bride 1T baburd bers5ssrt tporben, bab
bas SoIs nidt seitis eenus eintraf.
Man boTt iesod. bic Bride bieier Gage
aud fur ben Ssrfebr fur Subrpsrfs fer.
tis ;u baben.
= Ob isbt Der 2iebsrfran, sinen Breis
errans ober nidt-1batia6e 1T. bab Der
8srsin gut seiunsen bat. Sir sinen
fleineren 8erein i'm Snnern bes 2anbes
1T es auberorbentIid i6tpieris, sesens
iber sroBitdbtiiden Bsreinen einen Breis
su erIansen tuenn aud bic srDberen
Retp Dorfer 8ereine bon elmer 9reisbe,
perbuns suriid itanben, 70 fanben bod
bsrsn Bette Stimmen inioipsit 8ertpens
bupg, inoem iie init anberen 8ereinen
fanssn. 9usesen Last ii9 aud nidts
tbun, benn bic 2eute eebbren oft mebres
rem 8ereinen ais 8Iieber an uub iinei
Der cine niGt, 70 fdIieBsn iie ii6 einem
ibrer anberen 8sreine als aftib fur bic
Dmer einss Seftes an.-8aS aud Der
Nussans Der YreiSsertbeiIune fem mag,
Der 2ieberfrans bat bur6 fem auftreten
gbre einseIest- bieS beitdtigsn ale
8eri&te.
- grnf Widert SerbTentIidt i'm
neueitsn (l2.) Ssft Der ,@ artens
Iaube cine reisenbs Sumoresfe die
berIorsne To6ter''. I'm ben an iid
sinfaden 8orsans, tpie elm r~abfabrenoer
WaIer fi1 bic Totter zines iIeinen
8srIiner Rentiers erobert unb cine sers
%tpittpete Yubmadsrin ibrerieits einen
orbsntIiHen Mmn sepinnt, eruppiert
ii6 cine unsemein anfdauIide, nit benz
Iiebenspirbieften Sumor bebanSeIte
S1ilberune ber Sreubsn elmer 9remiers
fabrt unb zines foIennen 8ufses in elmer
IdnbIiden 8ruspirti&aft. aaes 1T
nit iobieI Stimmuns auSsefibrt, bic
9erionen treten in fold lebenbiser
8abrbeit Sor bas innere gIuse. bab
man nit ber,Ii6em 8ebasen bel bieiem
8iIbe e1ten 8erlinertumS BON suten
alien S9Iase pertpeilt.
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Die uriabe

1ronii6er 8ranfbeiten tpurbe enbfih
entoedt. 9as Bublifum nabm reaef.
u1dBtg Blitreini9ungsmittel unb tonnte
ridt besreifen, tuesbalb bur6 bieielben
tetne poaitdnbise Seiluns ersielt tpurbe.
Or. S9oop gins eineu Sdritt tpei.
ter rno ipiottete feline Belt benz ipe,ieIIen
Stuoium Der l1ria6en Der fid 70 tart
p%ermebrenben droniiden &ranibeiten.
@r fanb, baB setuiiie Nerpen poIfdns
ot9e &ontroae iiber ben Maaen, bic
2eber uno Nieren unb alle inneren DR.
game babsn. @enn bieie Rerpen aes
ibtpddt iinb, 10 fam Der Magenbie Rabs
rung ni6t perbauen, bic Sober tuirb trdae
lino bas gan5e& brperipitem iuirb binfdl.
ltg, oaben 8erbauungss Organen biegser.
bertraft feblt. Or. S6oop's 8iebers
berfteller 1T Elm Masen., 2ebers unh
RierensS eilmittel, uef6es auf bic Nerpen.
tuelte bieie Srsanef ontrouiren, eiutuirft.
Sieie Grjnei lit fem Nerpine pber
eifttges RerpenreiSmitef, iunbern bient
CUR ardftisuns Der Nerpen unb sur
Sebuns Der Gerbaumssfrdfte unb beiIt
alle Wasen' unb 2eberleiben burd bic
@ntfernuns Der rlriaden. Gin 8ers
iu6 ipirb Did banOn iberseuaen.
Sn apOtbeisn obsr franco per Grprsb fur 500.
~ Ser beutide .Nea.
tpeiier 5ur @e~iunobeitz,
NJ pelder bic BebanbIuna
~ nit oieier Nrsrei 9enaii
~N2eHSzA- beidreibt, nebit Brpben,
N *EsA iperoen an ir9eno eine
X.y Noreife frei ~nerianDt.
EHy4ysS gau idreibe on
Sr. Sdopp, gor 8, Raeine. isis:
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Der oeutife .@e9s
tpeiier 5ur @eiun6beita,
tpelder bic BebaubIuna
NIT oieier NrSnei 9enal
bei9reibt, nebit Broberl,
tueroen an irsenb eine
Goreiie fret b~erfanbt.
Man fdretbe on
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Or. S&oop. gor 9. @aeine. isis:
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I'm q datpjuefu httae.

Der llntsrSeidnste. usIder mad msbridbri.
gen geibsn bon einem tduereu qunssniibel
uno Der ssfirdteten @ d fudt ourd
Elm sinfadss Rittel gebeiIt puroe, uiinfhi
all ieinen RitIeioeuben bic Rttbooe Der Seil'
ung beiannt ,u MAIDEN. Ct miro allen. biz
20 ipiiniGtn, fohsnfrei sips abfdrift oes &e
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Rep. Gowarb u. Billion, Brcoflpn,
Hem Goti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
3enfe's Sotel,
215 Yenn Nbe., Scranton, pa.

ginsm psrebrten beutidsn 9ubIifum em.
pfebIs i'd mein poteI btftsns. Die b,feu
importirttn uno einbeimilden 8iere uuo an.
osrs SstrdHis, uno DOrsisIids Gisarrsn.
8sioubers preiswirbis fnO bic bon mir
isIbit importirtsn
&bein.r MOiel. uno lln9arweine.
% ssidust adtunsspoI:
albert 3enfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
Gagen aleeberg,

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8las', Ror5eQan. II. Srbeniuaarer,
sampen, &lppia6sh uno Meferwaarsu.
Sif6s uns Sotelpaaren
cine SpJiaIitdt.
gIe8anteS 2aBer. - 8iniafe 8reife.
8rapiren auf 8Ias nad 8etsluna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-29
Die Snoiana SarmerS'
Spar aao Inleibe 6eieaidaft
bon Sort gsahne, Sno.

Wit a~bIpIuttr Sibsrbtit br AnIass pabinest
bitfs @,slsaldaft srSeert 8prtbeils as 6buIibs
9nifitute. Rad ben 81 SABRE plan 4. 3. fplfst
cine anlsibs ron $1,000 in 7S Wpnatrn nur
1853. 81, aIlc pitr grpisnt iabrIit +; p6brnb Der
NiGtfeissrsnps in Der sltiten Grip an $1,000
bic Summe Bon $40 %ptreisnt.
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astnt fur z rrantpn, uub II enltlbt ,ur ssnasn
Grflarnns bss plauss unb bn 8crtbsils isssr.
,sit bnst.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-08
Always Up To Date.

The Napoleon Brewing Co. have
paid the amount they subscribed to-
wards the improvement of the kalida
Pike, and it was a most liberal dona-
tion, too. This company appreciate
good roads, and as they are heavy
users of the roads in the county they
always stand ready to pay their pro-
portion towards improving them.
Their liberality in this respect should
be rewarded by the citizens of Henry
county giving preference to the pro-
ducts of the Napoleon Brewing Co.
The Napoleon Beer has reputation
second to none, and is perfectly pure
and healthful. Patronize home in
dustrY.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-08
OF PUBLIC RECORD.
MATTERS OF INTEREST ON RECORI
In THE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfers. Marriage Lii
censes. Probate Court News,
Ditch Sales, etc, etc.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
RIDGEvILLE TOWNSHIP.
Henry Lufts to Dora Rosebrook, 81
acres in section %, 1891.
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
]. ]. Geiger to WIN. Sauer, 40 acres
in section IL, $2500.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
A. w. Lee to Sam W. Altman, 50
acres in section 10, $4,000.
John Herrick to Jas. Troyer, 40
acres in section 10, 1852.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Edison B. Pontious to Israel Ponti-
Gus, 40 acres in section %, S2S00.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Franklin Werlich to Albert Werlich,
20 acres in section II, $1,000
RIcHFIELD I,wNsHIP.
Henry Lang to Chas. f. Latha, 20
acres in section 90, $3.50.
Henry Lang to a. o. Taylor, 20
acres in sec tion 20, $3.50.
BARTIow TOWNSHIP.
Jas. Ross, sheriff, in partition to
Louise D. Malone, 240 acres in sec
ton 2G and 40 acres in section 20, Liz
zie d. Malone, 100 acres in section %
and 80 acres in section 8, Chas.
d. Falconer 100 acres in section
10 and so acres in section 25, Henry
Falconer 200 acres in section 35,
Frank Falconer, 100 acres in section
% and 40 acres in section 7, Kate E
Stearns 240 acres in section 30, Harry
L. Mitchell, 240 acres in section 2G
and John G. Deshler, jr., 240 acres in
section 3.
DEsHLER.
B. Il. Rike to Dellie Pugh, 90 acre
in section 13, $1,000.
LIBERTY CENTER.
John Kershner to Samuel Rigal
part lot 56 original plat, 10.
Albert H. Robinson to Samuel Rig
al, part lot So and lot 80, and 13 acres
in section 20, $1,000.
NAPOLEON CORPORATION.
A. J. Saygers to W. s. Andric, lot
1872, 1893, 1874 and 1876, Sheffield's 3rC
addition, $1,000.
NEW BAVARIA.
Agatha Walter to Frank S. Borer
lots35 original plat, $40.