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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
THAT IlOLTHAM CASE.
Ills Attorneys File Ten Reasons why n
New Trial should lie Granted.

New Trial should he Granted.
Ten reasons for new trial were yes
terday filed by Attorneys Richard Bus
teed aad walter Davis for Thomas
Holthan who was found guilty. last
saturday.
The substance of the reasons on
which the application is based Is that
the commemorative attorney teferred
IT. his closing arguments TO the jury to
the fact that the defendant had failed
10 appear as a witness in his own be-
half: and that the comments made by
the attorney were designed to preju-
dice the defendants case. Because the
hotel register was spoken of to the jury
in a manner that had not been offered
in evidence; there was 4 test made of
the signature of Holtham on the regis
ter. which test had not bsen offered in
evidence. Because the commemorative
attorney brought other matters to the
attention of the jury. which had not
been disclosed in the evidence.
Exception Is also noted in reference
to tae charge Of the court to the jury.
An atfidavrs of Holtham was also filed
in which he states that he was present
during the closing argument of the
commonwealth's attorney. and after
the request of one of the defendants
counsel. Mr.. Scragg. 70 the court to
withdraw a juror and continue the case
on the ground that the commemorative
attorney referred particularly to the
fact of the defendants absence from
the stand. the court stated to the jury
that there should be TO comments made
of the fact that a witness does not go
upon the stand, and that the jury
should disregard entirely that fact.
But Notwithstanding this that the COM
monwealth's attorney referred to 1t
during his argument.
The argument will be made at next
term Of argument court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
DAY IN ARGUMENT COURT.
The Manner in Which Cases We're Dis
pOScd of Yesterday


Court adjourned yesterday until to-
morrow, and when the present week of
argument court ends on Saturday, a
lull will follow until midsummer mo-
ton day on August 12. Cases We're dis
posed of in argument court yesterday
as follows:
Judgment reversed-W. II. Hacker
against n. Weiss; Lena Cohen and
others against RI. Goldberger; Annie
Sholkoski against Joseph Won Gra-
hownsk; NJ. Price and others against
Fl. Goldsleger; judgment reversed as to
Mary Price.
Rule made absolute or petition grant
ed-John Westphal against Annie Has
tam. by agreement; James Wolfe
against j. II. Kays, rule for security;
John w. Jones against NJ. Mackey and
Others.
Rule discharged, petition refused
North End Lumber company against
W. A. Morgan and others to strike Off
claim.
Cases submitted to the court without
argument--Mary A. Weber against
William Weber for divorce; Anna p.
Davis against Will Davis for divorce.
Cases argued-W. II. Anderson
against X. w. Woodward to stay ey-
ecution; Thomas Davidson against
Thomas Sanders and others for q new
trial; w. A. Malaney against William
Atkins to set aside service OF sum-
mons; p. J. Reagan against John Nc
Donnell; r. w. Knowles against the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company,
rule for an interpleader.
Cases ontlnued-Davidow Brothers
against M. Schwartzkopf to dissolve
an attachment; Merchants and Me-
chanics bank against John II. HosIe for
judgment
The case Of Max Judkovits against
M. Pipesmlth for judgment was taken
Off the list.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
DUNHAM .SlTTSER CONTEST.
Commission Win Meet Again in Tunk
hammock on July TO-

On July 10 the next meeting OF the
Dunham-Sittser election contest COM
mission will be held at Tunkhannock.
After he airing testimony for two days
at that place the commission will jour
ney to Laporte. Sullivan county, to
continue the work of taking ties stimony.
Thus far over 1900 pages of notes
have been taken by Stenographer Cos
ton, and 1t Is estimated that 1t will
take the greater part of the summer to
transcribe them. II is probable that
at least 800 more pages of notes will be
taken before the contest terminates.
When the commission meets again
Judge Woodward, Of Luzerne, will take
Judge Rce's place
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
pi.sssn. Evening Party.

Miss Ann May Barrett entertained
. number Of her friends at her home on
Adams avenue last evening. Those
present were: Miss Molony, Philadel-
phia; Misses Alice Mahon, Agnes A.
Callahan. Mary and Helen Bourke.
Nary and Teresa Cusick, Loretta and
label Clark and Theresa Sweeney;
1sssrs. J. Harry Hughes. A. DufYy,
(John Lynott. Mathew Flynn, Peter Gu
\elck, Patrick Boland. John J. Sullivan,
4smss Bal and Charles Nolan, II
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
news OF Tire SUBURBS
Balloon Ascension Last Night at
Cedar Avenue and Birch Street.
FUNERAL OF JOHN G. MILLER
Took Place from His Late Residence ON
Birch Strect-Intcrcs,ins Items OF
Current News from Duumorc,
North End and MiuOoka.
SOUTH SIDE.

One OF the most novel sights VIII
messed In celebrating the Fourth was
beheld at O'Clock yesterday evening
at the corner of Cedar avenue ana
Birch street. Charles G.. Rosar, OF
Cedar avenue. purchased rice-paper
balloon as large rs a hogshead when IN
fiated and sent 1t skyward. Inside OF
1t was a lighted fuse, and when II as
cended the fame burning inside gave
the balloon fiery red appearance.
The balloon tloated on up ana at
tanned an altitude where II appeared
no larger than water bucket. Then
the taper burned to its socket commu-
nicated the fire to the paper and smash
went the balloon. In box was en-
closed ticket for the excursion or
the Scranton Athletic club to Mountain
Park on Saturday, Aug. 10. This bal
loon ascension was bur feature OF the
celebrating that was done throughout
the South Side: on all the streets and
everywhere the sound of fre-crackers
and torpedoes was predominant
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
Money for tho rourth.

The employees Of the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western company at the
Oxford, Dodge. Hampton, Sloan and
Bellevue colllerles We're paid yesterday.
Today no payments will be made, but
Friday the men employed In the ma
chine shops and at the Storrs' colliery
will receive their pay.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
DIVORCES WERE GRANTED.
Decree Was Handed Down In the pruricn
Surgcnt Case.

Dccrcc was Hhndcd DOWN IN the Prurlcn
Surgcnt Case.
Elias Surgent was granted a divorce
yesterday from his wife. Hannah, to
whom he was married in 1876 In Monroe
county. This was one Of the most re-
voting divorce cases that ever crept
into court. The lbellants brother,
John. admitted intimacy with Mrs.
surgent while her husband was away
from home.
Thomas Jones Davis was liberated
from the yoke he espoused on March 10.
1873, at Kingston. when he led Mary
Davis to the altar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
Funeral of John George Miller,

From his late residence on Beech
street the remains of John George
Miller were borne At . o'clock yesterday
morning to St. Mary's German Catho-
lie church on River street. a high
mass of requiem was offered up by Rev,
George ]. Stopper. and the reverend
father preached a beautiful sermon on
death. The funeral was a very large
one and was attended by the deceaseas
fellow employees at the Dickson works
He was member of the Plus and
Deutcher-Gcrchoff societies, and his
comrades were present in a body. In
terment was made in the Twentieth
ward German Catholic cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04

THAT TIRED FEELING should be
overcome at once or 1t may end most Sc
riously. Take Hoods Sarsaparila now
and prevent sickness and suffering later
in the season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04

The Young Mems Christian association
teams of Wilkes-Barre and Scranton will
play this afternoon at the Base Ball park
game called $50; ladies free
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04

Printing for GrOccrs.
Circulars. cards, booklets. letter heads,
etc.. printed SO well at The Tribune Of
fice that they will sell goods for you
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04

HOODS PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless.
reliable, sure
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
fourth OF JULY
1895.

Parties wanting FIREWORKS
will consult their best interests by
examining our prices. We are
agents for Paine's Columbian Fair
and Manhattan Beach Fireworks.
We carry full line in store and
are prepared to furnish any sized
display on short notice.
We have the Paper Balloons
with and without the celebrated
tircwork attachments, Crackers,
American and Chinese FirewOrk
Novelties OF all kinds. Rockets,
Mines. Saucissons. Aerolites, In.
dian Jugglery, Parachutes, Tour.
c illiOns. and all kinds of Flags in
wool bunting, fast color muslin
and silk, Flag Poles, Holders, etc.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
6ooA's fnrirt

DaB 6eo6's 9ori apariQa furirt, 1T meber
cine mltiftge nod ii6ertriebene gebauptul1s
letter @t9entbimer, Mittbetlun9eu non
&ouienbeu 8loubmarOiser Ysrione1 beftati.
gen, 60B 90ob's furirt.
o b's PtIIen f0rSern bic @erbauuns.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
undn9enebmer Brief.

@pr Z Sagen empfing Gb, YdrDribge, he1
urter benz Gamen yPlunger" betannte &Dr=
f%enfpetulant, einen nit r8erional" be3ei9=
neten 8rtef, tpel9er folgenbermoBen lau=
tete: yWenn sic in ben nd9iten 10 Sogeu
ben Prei8 bes @ei3ens ni9t auf so Ge1tS
b%ringen, bann fter6en mir %3ufammen. Sje
3uerit, Dann i9. Sd babe $4,000 III Mei=
gen angelegt. 9a5 lit ale5, mas i6 beiibe
Wenn i3 ba8 @elb ~nerliere, bann Ii1o incline
Srau unb meine f90ne S03ter 10 arm pic
bic &ir4enmGuie unb ~gen0tbtgt, auf be1
StraBe 81 betteln. Sd tperbe nt3t tparten
Mnb 0tefen Sammer nit an1e6en. 2iebe1
mill i9 iterben. Ous etn3ige W2ittel, I'm
metnen Sob unb ben eS6riqen au e~er6tn0ern
lit Elm 9tnauf19rau6en 6es @~ei5enpreiiez
gu go Gents. SD peiB, es itebt in Sbrer
N&u4t. bies 8u tbun. .. 9. s."
SEER ParDrtbge faltete ben &rief UNI
legte i'm in feline 8ribatf9ubGabe Damn
nabm er i'm pteDer CUR 6anb uno las i'm
NOD einma1. Die Sadie mar ibm oo9 ni6i
gang glei9giilttg. @s lit nt6t an9ene6m,
tpenn man ii4 iagen IaiTen muB, boB man
nur nod 10 Sage gu leben bat, Mu6rI9einz
lth mar Der Mann iiberge19nappt, Der ben
8rief gef3rieben. I'm ii6 barii6er Star
4eit 3u berf4affen, Iebte er ft6 nit einem
9an0i3riftenbeuter in 8erbinOung, I'M bef=
len N%|etnung ii6er ben Gbaratter oes M6=
TENDERS in @rfabrung gu b~ringen. OieIer
ertldrte na3 etngebenDer Priifunq, boB er
feline @puren elmer @eiItesi tDrung in Der
9anoi9rift entbeden t0nne, bieln1e6r iiber>
3eugt lei, baB Der @erfafer bes 8rteFes fi6
TN 1Ornalen 3rftanbe befanb, ais er iene
3etlen f9rteb.
9a 9err 9arbribge nibt i'm @tan6e lit,
pen PretS oeS Wet3ens gu Der geipiin79ten
9o9e emPor5uf9rauben, 10 bletbt inn ni6ts
fpstter ubrtg, alS pie Dettere Guttpidel1nq
ab3ntparten. 9Offentli4 1T bieiel6e feline
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

Sine b09t f6Gaue Sbee, Inn Bel bieIen
f6le9ten 3eiten etnige bunbert 0Ouars gu
peroieneu, bdtten 3net 2eute gefaBt, bic
ii6 Gbas, Mortimer unb Mtte MurpGp
nennen. S6r plan 1T bur9 fpIgenbe5 8ei<
fptel iQuitrirt: 8Dr elmer Wo9e err Aienen
Die beiben S9ninbler in Der Sffice bon
@aGter 9. 8ogle unb ertldrten, baB fie
GebilFen Des SberiffS 5eten unb getpmmen
tpdren, Inn i'm aGs @eI9norenen bDr3uz
laOen. 9errn 8ogle mar btes unangenebm
unb er BAT, man m0ge i'm entf9ulbt9en,
Na4 eintgem 309ern fagte elmer Der 8eiOen.
mar tpole 9errn 8ogle fir biesmaG ungez
f4oren lqien. Sic entfernten fi9, febrten
aber an Der S6iir tpieber UNI unb frGgten
i'm, Db er ntbt 3tpei @intrittstarten fir
etne unter6altung in Der Mpolo=0aQe tauz
fen poae. SelbtoerItdnbli9 ba9te 9err
8ogle, baB cine @efGGigfeit Der anberen
pertb lei un0 taufte Die Sidets, @pGter
fanD er, baB .er u~nitatt 3pet, bret Sidet3
befomnten babe unb fanbte bas ni9t be-
3a5lte Sidet no9 Der Office Oes @beriffs
nit Dem 8emerfen 5uriid, baB 3pei She
riffsgebilfen ibm Sidets Dertduft uno linn
Elm Stfet gu biel gegeben bdtten. Qier=
our9 ipurbe Der S4ninbel ru3bar uno
na9 ldngerem 8emiiben erfolgte bic Der
b%dftung.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Gtne neue Joee,
2nerbieten elmer 9irma, poffa6en per Cleo.
tricitdt our4 ole SUIT 5u bef0roern.

Sans Der Stobtrat6 feline 3ufttmmung
gibt, nirb in nd9fter 3eit Elm @erIu9 gez
ma9t perben, Poitfa9en BON Dem 9auptz
poftamt mittelft elmer elettri16en 9rabtIeilz
balm nd9 benz Mi9igan gentralz8 aDn6of
gu bef0rOern, Die 6irma, Die bteIes neue
S3neqbefDrberungsmittel angebpten bat,
berpflt9tet ii9, an einem Sell einen &orb
nit einem Poffad bon 70 8funb @elpt9t
mittelft eleftrii9er Srie6fraft binnen 5 M3ts
nl1ten cine Gtrede BON 10 bis II Meilen
melt gu befOrbern, unb tpenn man 6ebsntt,
6aB ieBt 27 Wtnuten Derge6en, Inn poft=
Ia4en mittelit Mogen oom 9ouptpoi tamte
na9 benz SutnpiS Gentrolz8abn6o on Der
II. @traBe 3u fabren, 10 ltegt Die grOBe
3~etteriparntB, Del9e Das neue SDfteml, fats
es it3 betpGbrt, fir bic PoitDerpaltung i'm
9efoGge bat, auf Der 6nnb. GS lobnt it9
alio ben @erfuA al MAIDEN. Sn elmer oeTtern
abgebdltenen @onferen3 Dereinbarten MaDor
9Opttns unb poitmeiiter SEEING, ben Gtabtz
ratb Inn Die @rlaubniB, Die StraBen nit Der
@etlbabn gu iiberipannen, an3uge6en,.
@e1btberftdnblid trGgt Die 6trma, beren
9aupt Der @rftnber Gi9arb 9. Sherman
til, idmmtli9e Soften bes Experiments.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Streitenoe Aopofaten.
Ridter Gwine fieRt fid een0tbiet, Die 2tn=
wdIte maIfer uno Sarnum in oem
StiIes.prO3efe CUR Oronuue gu weifen.

Sci Dem @9luBatt bes berii6mt getpore
benen StileszS 9etbungspro5efes por benz
9Ri3ter gptng fam es geitern 81 etnem
beftigen @ortne9fel 3tpi19en ben Mntpdl=
ten 8ornum unb @alter, Dem at9ter
@ptng babur9 Elm @nbe ma9te, paB er bt:
&f6d6ne CUR Srbnung rtef uno 0rn.
8arnum negen Nibta9tung be5 Gert9te&
cine Strafe BON $1OO 5ubittirte. Sn feiz
ner S9luBrebe rtef ndmli9 Nnpalt 8aIz
fer fetnem gegnertf6en @olegen 8arnum
gu: n@ie batten nt9t Mannesmut9 unb
@baratter genug, Inn bic 8ertbeihtgllng in
bteiem prp3effe uQetn 81 iiberneDmen, ion=
bern Sic riefen ft9 nod anbere beDeutenbc
NbDotdten gu 9ilfe!" @iit6enb fprang
8arnum enpOr unb f6rie: nSts finb Elm
3iigner!" 8ubrf9einli9 nGre es 5niT9er
ben erregten MGnnern 81 6anbgretfIi9tei>
ten %gefommen, penn ni9t fofort 3nei Sc
rt9tSotener 3ptf3en tie getreten tpGren unh
ie getrennt bGtten. Gi9ter @pinq t6at
our Nbfii6lung Der 9emiitber Elm lIebrigea
unb bittirte 6rn. 8arnum cine @elbitrafe
bon $500. Die er ibm iebo9 fpGter erlieB,
ais er na9 S9luB Der Hebe bes 6rn
Malter um 8er5eibung fir fein 8etrageu
bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

5ragt Guren @rocer na6 ,S6e Settler
&c Sunge Co.'S" yQuafer 8roo", Das
13mdfbaftefte u9ome M}abe 8rob", bas lie
BON elmer 8dderei g%eliefert nurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

SIM 9benbbIatt fin6ct man ale ftG6tiz
iben Neutgfetten unO telegrapbii6en 9ea
peiben. Sur 6 Gents Bic gBoche.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Die DoIfsbubne.
Sdoumbere'S6inoler's Gbeoter.


Sn Mii0er's 6aue 6rinqt bic DIRECTION
am morgtget @Onntag nit groBartiger
Nustattung unD pra9tboQen Go5tiimen baS
fran3Dt13e @enfattons : @9aufpiel So.
ia35o" ober n6ansnurit unb feline Syomiz
lie" CUR Nuffii6rung. 9te DIRECTION 6ot
tpeoer Soften nod Mibe gef9eut, Inn bic
Nufi5rung gu elmer in ieber 8e3ie6ung
glGn3enben gu geitaIten. Sir bic i'm 3.
Oft borfommenbe @aufler=8anbe ftnb pro-
feiiione4e Circus &iinitGer enqaqirt, fpelbe
lire &iinfte i'm felben Mtte probu3tren merz
ben, unD erf3etnen Der 6anstpur1t unb feline
Sdmtlte auf einem bon etnem leben6en 0on0
ge3ogenen &arren. Die 8e1eBunq Der &olz
len Dur9 bic 0amen: emma Meberz&alz
btb, Marte unb SDbanna @9aumberq unb
Gina 3Orn, fotpte Die 9srren &p9, S6lemm,
8rOener, 0tttmar, 2Dtpe unb @ruf 1T eiue
fe6r iOrgfGlttge, unb tpirb bieSiteGroQe bur6
6errn Qubniq S9inbler 9eniB meifterbuft
bargeteM tperben. Somit 1tebt Dem 9ub[iz
FUN Der Norbfette cine iebr genuBrei9e Bot
TteQung in &uSii9t, Delbe nt9t perfeblen
ipute, Elm ausDertaufte5 9aus gu 3teben.
6oerber's Bale.
Na9 Dem bebeutenben Grfplg, tpel6en Sic
Muffii6rung Der cStrdBen BON Seem Wort"
errlngen, fat 1t4 Die direction ent39lofen,
abermaIs elm Der engliT9en 8iibne entlebnz
tes Stid ouf ben Spielplan gu feben, unb
1T bieNabl auf nOntel Sons 6itte" gefalz
len, tpel9e8 negen feiner eroBen Yoputariz
tGt ieDenfaQs ais Elm qliidli6er Murf BE-
3eibnet nerben tann. Die Direction 1tattet
Gas Stiid prd3tig aus unb bat bas Ber5pz
nal bebeute11b beritdrtt. NuBerbem lit es
i6r geGungen, oerf6iebene M}ttgGieber Der
n@eorQia Mlin1trel Sroupe" gu ~engaqiren,
unter benen ii3 bic beiben beften Mitglieber
bie{er @eIeQI daft, Mr, 8. SobnTDn un6 s.
30. Soorp, befinben, tpel6e i6re Plantagenz
unb tomif6en @efdnge unO SGn3e gum 8orz
trag bringen tperben.
2lpolozGheoter.
Sin prG9tiges 2tu5f tattungsftiif, Elm
3aubermGr9en, nelbes iebt in 9eut59lanD
Der &afenerfolg aller eriten Sbeater in bic
fer @aiYpn 1T, bas bramatiiirte W2drGen
BON Grimm: nNf9enbr0beG" ober Ser
glG1erne 8antoffel" (ginbereIa), bearbeitet
BON 6. q. @0rner, tDn1mt am ~morgi9en
6onntag, ben 3. Sebruar, i'm obtgen Shea
ter gum eriten Male, nit SRI. BON Sergere
in Der SttelrOGe, CUR Muffibrunq, Our6
pie 8ef9affung neuer, rei4er @pitime, BON
5rau NO1ta 9a6n beiprgt, unb Mnfertigung
neuer Oecorattonen unb &equiItten Dur9
6errn 81. 8pbenberg beipeifen pieber Der
ltebenspiirbtge unternebmer, 6err 81. Melz
ge8, unb 1etn tii9tiger artiitiiber Director,
6err 30. 6abn, tbre Opferptuigtsit unb
i6r 8e1treben, baS Bubltfum in ieber Sc
3ie6ung 3ufrieben gu itelen. Sn benz Stiid
tpirft bas gan3e Ber5DnaI nit nn0 uub bic
8inberrouen finb paTIenb be1eBt, ndbreno
M}u1tfbtreftpr q. W2iiuer Die treffli9e melo=
OromutiI3e 8egleitung ausfiibren pirO,
Sin OOles 9aus 1T ~ieOenfaus tpieber gu err
Darter.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Die 1pothefer proteitiren.
Sic wiiuiden, oas ole Steuer ouf Ilcohol be-
ftehen bIeibt.

Die nG6icogO geetuiG 9rusits' 0Tocioz
tion" bat beI9loien, Die G1aufeG il benz
nenen Sorif<geieB, Die beitimmt, baB aIer
3u &unitz ober mebi3intf9en 3neden per@
men6ete 4lcObOG aOllfret fem foGe, auf oos
Gnti9iebenite gu betdmpfen, Die 9erren
4Potbefer mo@en geItenO, baB elm fol9er
SteuererlaB ntAt nun cine REMEMBERING
6es Nationalz@ tntommenS um minoe1ten5
l 100000 per Sobr bebeute, fonbern bas
@eieB ou9 Die MDglt9fett bon aGerbnnb
8%etrigereien erDffne. S1 elmer por re6rez
rem Sogen abge6altenen @er1ommlung purbe
Elm aug ben Mpotbetern s, 9. Mooter, Nl=
bert s. @bert unb s. 8. 8utter3on befebenz
beg Gomite e%rnannt, bas beretts Elm 59rtftz
itiid aufgefebt bat, in benz Der @enat unb
@ongreB bringenD erfubt tperben, Die @teuer
auf ben Nlcobol beiteben gu 1affen, oDer Die
betreffenDe @efebesclauiel bo6in ab3uGnbern,
BAT oenienigen 2euten, bic Mlcpbol nur gu
Stunt t. ober ouSi4lieBIi9 meOi5tni1Gen
d3weden oertpenben, nur Elm @abatt quf Die
btSbertge @teueri umme erGaubt nirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Satnmnnt of the PROVIDENCE WASH
ANludl Dldl6I6Ht INGTON INSURANCE COM
PANY of Providence in the State OF Rhode
Island, on the 31st day of December, 1898: made
to the Insurance superintendent of the State OF
Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Qub Elm Oefhdftsfniff.

Der GigarrenbdnbGer 80. s. Monroe.
Gfe Dearborn nno M}a0iIo on @traBe, erz
3dblt bon etnem 9eI6dft5fntff, Der iebt oft
IN Nnnenbung gebra9t nirb. 8or einiqen
Sagen er19ten in feinem Qaben elm iunGer
gtann lt1o forDerte cine befonbere @orts
Glgarren, DE 9err 9%Otonrpe nt3t bate. Die
lto9tra9ea nodp Dteier @igarre mebrten 1i9,
big 9err Monroe fte beiteGte. Damn b6rfs
Die gfa9frage pl0Blt9 auf. @r aoo nG6ere
Grtunotgungen Elm unD fanb, baB qetpiife
unterneRmenoe 5trmen Dtefe Met6o6e an
penoen, um t9re 8aaren a63uleBen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Observation-Disclosures
tDurben seftern an fOlgenbe perIOnen aus:

m1r0en 9eftefn an folgen6e YerI0nen aus
gefeGt:
$. 8, OTHERS, atpet 2H6dige 9OG3zMo6n=
bGufer, Nos, 9210-9212 Mnt6onD Die.
Deranf9lagt auf $4,000; 6enrp NitT6e, g.
it0dtge5 8adfteinzM obn6aus NIT Grbqe.
f9oB, go. 81 MerbertraBe, $4,000; sSyobr
&OB, 2tOdi9en 9ol3zMnbau, go. 1907 Or.
nlitage NDe., $4,000; 6. NaegeGe, 3mei
4ft0dige 8adfeinzDobnbGl1fer nit 2dber
uno Grbgef4oB, go. $50 2incoIn Npe. uni
1919 9iberiep NOe., $4,000; GGorles
Siterlunb, 3itOdtges 8adIteinz8 obnbaus
nit GrOge59pB, SO. 1888 Norbz6 sal iteb.
ftraBe, $500; Sannes Snens, 2itodtqeS
8adfteinzD obbaus nit @rbgef9oB, Io
6035 8reenitraBe, $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Die .,Ghicora"

@erf9iebene bieTige @9tffs : gopttGue
iino Der Mniiht, baB Die r@bicora" ntdt un=
tsrgegangen 1T, f%onbern, na9bem fe i6rs
Mfa1ten O~erloren bate, irgenblpo Nnfer mari
nnb iebt 0ilfe erpartet, Die Mannf6aft
let in teiner @efabr, oa geniigenb Qebens=
mittel an 8orb lei lei unb es 1elbfperftdnbs
lid an, Ma7er ntht feble, SIS pdre au
pani4en, baB bteie @nii3t fi9 beltdtigts.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

QnwaIt Siiur eIaubt an ole 6uri63iehuns
Ger DerwaIter oes vmbisfYsGrut".
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

Qbonnirt ouf bas Nbenoblatt. Breis
l Sent per 9tummer, 6 Gents per @O9e.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Stdottihes.
Oebetme Stkun9.

Gin 81 0ieniteifri9er BuahaIter.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-01
STewartS Run.

Forest Hunter came dow from York
State last week, and is driving team for
Jas, Mcintyre. He will move his fam
lily into the house on the Rem farm
soon.
DIR. Siggins & Co. have bought the
Bovee lease on the McNut farm and
have begun cleaning out and Shooting.
j. G. Bromley and family visited j.
s. Zahniser and family of Oldtowu, last
Saturday
A good rain is much needed. The
ground is so dry it is almost impossi-
BILE to plow sod ground. Grass and
wheat are suffering for want of it.
ii. M. Zahniser was in Hickory and
Beaver Valley last week.
Mrs. o. b. Mcintyre is quite poorly,
Nathan Osten moved INTO the house
on the Joclyn farm last week. Nate is
working for Carter, at the Fogle Farm,
James Vanderlin was over in this
community hunting a girl to do house
work, Tuesday of this week.
James Clark and wife and VIM. Thom-
son of Tionesta visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomson of this place Sabbath.
MIR. w. w. Black and Mr.. Metzgar
of Neiltown were down to hear Rev,
Brennan last Sabbath.
NEWS Boy,