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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
Dispatch frOnl London.

English are Scared ut the Monster
Effort OF Bimetallsts In America.
Gin these circumstances and in
view of the strong agitation for free
silver or natural bimctallism in
stete and fact this agitation is like
ly to be maintained and developed,
and genuine and determined
effort upon the part Of the new
Government may he confidently
anticipated to bring about an IN
ternatiOnal bimetnllic agreement
for the opening of The mints Of the
various countries to silver as well
as gold.
"The unreasonable attitude of this
country in the past in the efforts to
arrange a settlement is mainly
responsible for the attempt Just
witnessed TO induce the United
States to act alone and Tor the con-
sequent unrest and disturbance in
commercial and financial circles.
Therefore it Is earnestly hoped that
this country and the other great
powers of Europe will heartily CO.
operate with the United States in
its endeavor to place the metallic
money of the world upon per-
manent, sound and scientific basis"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
Jeremiah Carpenter, Dead.

We we're grleved indeed to learn
Of the death of our good friend,
Jeremiah Carpenter of near Enter
prise. He became quite sick two
weeks ago with IA stroke OF par
alysis, from which h9 did not rally,
and passed away on Friday noon
of last week. Mr.. Carpenter was
one of the representative citizens of
Hooking county and his demise
will be greatly felt by the entire
community, who sympathize with
the breaved family.
Jeremiah Carpenter, second son
OF Samson and Catherine (Walters)
Carpenter, was born in Falls Town
ship, Hooking County, o., July 81,
1925. Soon after his birth his par
cnts removed to Good Hope Town
ship, where he lived with them un-
til manhood. His first work for
himself was shingle-making, which
he followed for few months. He
then rented farm six years, and
in 1862 purchased the farm first
entered by Hickey and Davis. He
has worked at the cooper's and
wagon makers trades, but has
principally been engaged in farm
ing where he resided in Marion
township. In June 1S47 he married
Phoebe, daughter of John and Chris.
tina, (Kline) Engle. They had
four children, Elizabeth. wife of
Lewis McGill, Logan, o., Daniel,
of Hooking County; Sarah, wife of
John Hufford, and Catharine, wife
of David Dupler. His wife died
April 10, 1854, at the young age of
twenty seven. Some years after,
Mr.. Carpenter married Mrs. Mag
daline, widow of Henry Heyd and
daughter OF Daniel and Susan
(Friesner) Swartz, Of Fairfield
county. They have had six chill
dren, Susan, wife of VIM Ellck {;
Noah, Rachel, William, Wesley
and Amos. Mr.. Carpenter with
his wife were members of the
Methodist Church, under which
crede he was buried on Monday of
this week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
The Tourist Club.

The Tourist Club of this city
have just completed handsome
souvenir programs for year 1897.
The club is composed of the follow
ing ladies: :-Mesdames, J.J Bailey,
j. w. BEEN, M. A. Campbell, A. V.
Crawford, Jas. Kimberling, f. NJ.
Mckay, B. g. McMannigal, Chas.
McI.aIn, r. ID. McMannigal, G. w.
Pullen, G. f. Poston, J. p. Rochester,
j. Il. Rudisill, l.. d. Vickers, o. s.,
White, Chas. Wright, G. G. Weitzell,
J. f. Williams, and the Misses Lucy
Wright and Anna Weitzell. The
honorary members are Mesdames
Pond, II. l.. Wright, G. p. Caughey,
G. Il. Bowen, and Mrs. Officer.
Following are the officers of the
club: Pres. Mrs. M. A. Campbell,
Vice President, Miss anna Welt
zell, Secretary, Miss Lucy Wright,
Treasurer, Mrs. f. M. Mckay.
On last Thursday afternoon the
club met at the residence of Mrs.
James Kimberling on North High
st. a very interesting paper on
"Three Great Wars" was read by
Miss Lucy Wright; Mrs. B. G. Nc
Mannigal read a paper on "My-
thology"; Mrs. Chas. McLain was
the last on the program and her
subject was "Militiades and Leoni
das." Dainty refreshments were
served which added much to the
pleasure of the afternoon.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
Monthly Report OF the Carbon Hill
Public Schools.

Grammar Department:-Num-
ber Enrolled, Boys 7, Girls l6, Total
%; Average daily attendance, Boys
g, Girls 10, Total 10.
intermediate Departments Mum
ber Enrolled, Boys l6, Gills II,
Total 80; Average daily attendance,
Boys 10, Girls 10, Total 26.
Primary Observation-Disclosures
Enrolled, Boys 81, Girls 81, Total
81; Average daily attendance, Boys
%, Girls q, Total 43.
Considering the fact that our
schools were closed on account of
diphtheria shortly after they began.
our report is not as geod as it
should be. At present, however
there are no indications OF II spread
of the disease, and we hope we
may not be again bothered
An entertainment will be given
in the near future for the purpose
Of getting supply of much needed
hooks We earnestly request the
people to lend us their encourage
ment and cooperate with us for
the good of the schools in which all
have an interest.
Respectfully
Pearly GaskilI,l
Anna Amendt,} Teachers.
John w. Orr, Principal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

Half rates for Thanksgiving via
@. ii. V. & #. Ry.
On November 25th and 26th half
fare excursion tickets will be sold
to all stations good for return until
Nov. 9th.
Half fare Nov. 25th and 26th good
for return until Nov. 9th inclusive
to all stations on G. II. V. & Il. Ry.
Bellefonntaine o. and return
Dec. 7th and sth good for return
until Dec. nth, half fare.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
ASSiSnee'S Sale OF Real Estate.


IN PURSUANCE ofTHE ORDER of THE
-probate Court of llocking County, Ohio, we
VIII offer FOR sale at public auction.
On the 18th. Day OF December, 1895.
at O'Clock p, m ,on tho premises, Tie fol-
lowing described real osthie, sltunied In tho
county OF Hooking and state Of Ohio, and
bounded and de cribed MS follows; to1wit.
Being q part Of Section ~, Township IA
Range z, BEGINNING ~ point in the center
ot tho Strn tsvillc branch ofthe Columbus
iiocking Valley and Toledo Hallway from
which point the point attho north line of
said section crosses said railway bears north
"a desrecs, ensi 400 ehains; thence west 867
chains TO The centoi of the county road;
Thence by tho center ofsald road south 22L
degrees, west 3;lS chains; thei ce south 60H
degrees. east 500 chains to the center of said
railway; thence by said railway north 22l<
degreeN enst so chains 10 beginning, con-
tanning tour acrCs.-Price hxed by court at
which premises NAV be'sold, 5000 90.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash II hnnd
IL. @. PETIT.
j. N. SLATXER
Asslgnces In trust lor the henent of the cred
itnre ofihe Logan Granite Clny Company.
SoP. Er4w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
Must Go On.

The campaign of education in be.
half of free silver must be Continu-
ed until it .riumphs. Those who
advocate free silver will accept the
verdict of the American people as
that of the sovereign power of this
country. They will not deceive
themselves into thinking that
Major Mckinley will do any thing
for silver. We trust that it may
bring prosperity, but we know that
it cannot bring the prosperity that
free silver would bring. l ct uson
with our righteous cause aad We
will surely triumph.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
London Financial News Says.

"AIr. Mckinley will do well in
the hour of his triumph to remem-
ber that he was elected, not on ac-
count of his protection policy, but
In spite Of it. For the moment,
British trade benefits. Millions Of
pounds worth of orders have been
placed here for sonc time contin-
gent on Bryan's defeat. But 1t is
well to remember the possibility
ofa renewal ofthe protective policy,
and that the defeat Of the silverites
does not settle the currency pro-
blem."
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

OF the United States must do It's
duty. We are for peace. Every
good man is for peace, If 1t can be
maintained with justice and honor,
If there were anything to arhitrate
in the case of Cuba we would coun-
sci arbitration; but we would not
choose our traditional enemy,
Great Britain, for an arbitrator.
The United States Enthusiastically
for the freedom Of Cuba, and must
enforce it.-Enquircr.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
= - 77777777777777777777777
It's A Go.
The Columbus II. V. and Athens Rail-
| road VIII be RuiIf

The Columbus II. V. and Athens Rail-
road VIII be Built.
The Democrat was informed late
last evening that on Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. llth, arrangements
were made for building the Colum-
bus ii. V. ana Athens Railway.
We are Informed that VIM. Merritt
and Bro. have the contract for
building the road and have rented
stables In this city for their teams.
The contract for building tho road
is said to be 81 100000. We hope
this is an actual fact, as it will he a
great benefit to Lancaster and
Fairfield county.-Lancaster Dem
Ocrat.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

Now WE want to see good road
built from Logan to Bloomingville.
A pike communication between
Logan and the western partof our
county would do more for the pros
perity of Quietly than all the pro,
lection that can be bestowed upon
us, and make market for the pro
ducer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
Home Seekers Tickets Via The C..
II. W ar, Ey.


The Columbus Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railway Company will
Sc II round trip tickets for one fare
plus ~ to points in the Southern
States Association, viz: south OF
the Ohio River and east of the
Mississippi, on November 18th,
December lst and 10Th, 1896, Jan
uary 9TH and 10Th, February 18th
and 10th, March 2nd and 10th,
April 9Th and Goth and May 4th
and 18th, 1897. 70 Southwest ter
ritory sales will be on November
18th, December lst and 18th, Jan,
uary 9th and 10Th and February
2nd aud l6ih. Western Territory
sales will he on November 18th,
December lst aud 18th. Return
limit will be twenty.one days from
date of sale. Inquire Of g. Ii V.
& II. agents for particulars.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

Martell's Grand Southern pro-
duction Introduces the realistic
landing of that famous cid Missis-
sippi Steamboat, the Robert +.
Lee, ot Rempeps Opera House,
Tuesday Nov.l7. The camp meet
ing on Frog island and Grand
Cake Walk in which the company
participates can be seen at Rempers
Opera House Tuesday Nov. II.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
A Son Of His Father.

Last week Merl Mclaughlin, the
son of DR.. Il. l.. Mclaughlin, Of Lo-
gan, found pocket book contain
ing 5000 in checks and 5000 in
currency, which was promptly
turned over to Calvin Essex, Of
New straitsvil!e, the owner. That
boys honesty is commendable.-
Athens Journal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

THERE has never been man in
the history of our country that has
SO ably championed the cause of
the laboring men and the common
people, as. has Mr.. Bryan. His
work stands without II parallel in
the ANNALS of political campaigns.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17
Er1R RGGRrFTroN

Now THAT the smoke Of battle
is cleared away, even his most
nstennous opponents no doubt will
be ready to admit that they found
in William Jennings Bryan a foe
man worthy Of their steel.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

The opening scene in "The
South before the War" represents
the return of an old slave To the
plantation, introducing the entire
company, darkey amusements,
buck and wing dancing, jubilee
singing.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

The City Drug Store sells good
lamp chimneys for 5c and have Il
stock of handsome lamps they are
selling at cost. Come in and see
them.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

"The South before the War" show
company carry nifty people and is
the best showon the road this seas
on.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-17

The Management Of the Opera
House have the pleasure Of an
nouncing 20 their many patrons OF
Logan that they have secured
Harry Martell's gigantic and sue
ces1ful Southern production "rhe
South before the War" for Tues
day night NOv.l7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-08
Nus benz pberen SbaIe.
(&arbpnbaIs Gprrefppnbeu,.)

- Die 8. & $. Winen unb @rabitp
Sabn operiren felt Montas nit breipier.
tel 3eit.
= Sier ~ereieneten fi6 I'M September
81 Sooesfdae, ettpas tpeniser ipie bic
DuraidnittssubI.
0ie Traction Gompanie bat am
Wtontas nit benz 2esen ibres neuen @es
leiies an Belmont StraBe anfansen
lafsn.
- 2inbad's neue observation-disclosures
unS SobeImdbIe ndbert fid jest raid
tbrer 8oaenouns unb pirb nit ben neues
fen Utai4inen ausserIitet perben.
Ger gieIitaq Der 9opberIp @rube auf
Der SIbieite feel am Samftas suiammen I;
tpeber Die Giel nod anseitelte tparen sur
3eit in bemieIben uno babsr 1T aud fem
tpeiterer nnfaa sei&eben.
Bart & Co., pel6e ben Gontraft
our Bflaiterune bon Belmont Strabe ers
bielten, iperben in furser Belt nit Der
Irbeit anfansen lafen unb baben cine
biesbe3aSli4e 9ena6ri6tisuns seseben.
= Der SIopade MidaeI SaIopisfi
ma4te am Sreitas in 8bite's SoteI nit
einem 8roBen Nebsermeiier einen m6rs
oeriiden 4nsrif auf Dapib 2pn6 ; er
tpoate bufieIbe in 2pn6's 85rper besra.
ben, bod sIitt eS ab unb madte cine
tIeine 8unbe an Der Sifte. SaIopisti
tpunoe einseferfert.
-Same8 Barrett futfdirte am Ron.
tag nit &obert 9irS in einem SuIfp unb
ais ie bic Scott Strabe &reusung Der
Ontario 8abn iiberfubren, fam Elm Sra6t.
aug a~n9efabrsn. 8irs CAB benz 8ferbe
einen Sdlas nit Der Peiti6e. UNI benz
Hieoerfabren su e%ntrinnen, bod Der pI6br
Iide Stud beS Sulfps mari Barrett rid.
tpdrts berauS uno auf bic 8eIeife unb
ebe er benz 3u8e austpeiden %fonnte. traf
ibn oerielbe unb filste ibm einen S6ds
belbrub, ioipie anoere SerIebungen su,
iobab man isinsn Sob fiinbIi9 eripars
tete.
Ndbrenb zines tsmpordren Still.
itanbes in Der 8. & $. Mine su 8anb.
ling Iebte @o6e fam bas felt einieer
3eit eriitirenbe bittere @eflbI stpif6en
ben SIotpaden unb eneIii6 fpredsnbsn
2suten, bic bort anseitsat iinb, gum
Iusbrud, inbem bic SIopaden in bic
@bfefeI Der bort anseitsQten anaben
in beren Ibtpeienbeit Barrier @rin unb
Slough on Rats %ftreuten. Sbr 8orbabsn
mibIans iebo&, ba iie su UieI beS 6iftes
sebruudten unb aud ibre perrudts Gbat
in 3eit entbedt fuurbe. Sdtte man bic
SduIbisen entbedt, 70 bdtten fis baumeIn
miRen; bic SADIE pirc unteriudt tpsr,
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-08
Sunmpre.

- 8ieIe SGue bon 8eu6bufen eriRi.
rem bier unb man befiirdtet cine gpi'
bemie bieier 8Iase..
= Martin Sopes tpurbe am Mittipo6
Wlorsen in Murrap & Garnep's Wine
bur4 einen Sedenfaq fatpsr an Der
Safte berIebt.
- Geo. 2rauis bon 8IafeIp Strabe
berlor Iebte Sreitas Na6t feline @elbs
bDrie an Brpof Strabe unb pfferirt cine
8%eIObnuns fir beren Ridsrtattuns.
= gIbam SarfneB bon bier III aIs
Dibiions Su~perintenbent Der Pennipls
pania &obIen @ompanie srnannt iporben,
an SteIe bes BERT. glnbretp Soran bon
Dunmore.
Die Sunmore eIettrif6e 2i6t,
Seis unb &raft Gompanie bat ii6 fors
mirt unb ais Brdiibent %. s. Murrap,
8ise Brdiibent $. $. 8inter8, Sefrstdr
u. 8. Srtpin, S4abmeifter 9. o. Wan.
lep ertpdbIt.
- @bdrIe8 Sentpcob unb Spencer
MaiterS batten am Dienifas Elm Areus
ment. in befen 8erlauf SKATERS benz
Sentpppo nit elmer Nrt in idmerSli9er
Beiie ben Iinfen Irm perleBte. Mun be.
firdtet 8Iutpersiftuns. in peIdem Sale
Der Irm amputirt perben miibte.
- Gin 8nabe namens Sseor, aIs 8ote
Bel Der 8ennipIbunia &oblen Gompanie
ansefeat, fieI am 9ienitas bon ieinem
Sabrrab Dor einen Strabenbabnpaeen,
beHen SENDER ibn traf unb in iebr
fdmersIi6er @eiis perIebte. Bum Slid
paro Der 8abnpasen in Belt anssbal,
ten, um elm srbberes unsIiif Su perbin.
bern.
- Ser StaIiener 5ranf WoreIi purbs
am Sonntae Ibeno nabe ieiner Sob.
nuns an Sranflin Strabe bon unbefann.
ten Berionen a%nsesriffen uno in unbarm.
bersieer Weiie burdeebauen ; er tparb
beiinnune8Ios aufsefunben unb cine drst'
lide unteriuduns ersab einen SGdbeIs
bru6 unb cine InsubI Sdnitte, bic su.
eendbt tperben mubten.
gds- @ute 9lrbeit su mdBisen 8reiIen
IieferI bic ,,Wodenblatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-08
Stabtratb.
SeIect council. |, DIT

Select Council, l. Sftober.
Cine siemlide ansabl bon 8orIaeen
tpurben in Der 8sriammluns am pbisen
Datum erIebist. Napor Bailey ianote
Elm S6reiben Elm, in benz er bic HeioIu:
tion sur G%onbemniruns Der I~bin8ton
2anbitrabe in ibrer sansen 2anse gu
unterseidnen bertueisert Elm beiselee'
ter Brief bes S~tabtuntpaltes beiast, bub
er elm ioItss 8erfabren redtfertist. Gin
SoridIas, bic &eioIution bod ansunebs
men, eine berloren.
DaS 4nssbot Der abinston Surnpife
@ompanie, bieie Strabe fir 81. 500 su
repariren, srreete cine furae Disfuiiion
unb tpurbe bann benz Sriiden unb Stras
BEN Gomite ;ur @ripdeuns i~ibertpiefen.
Gbittenben reibte cine Orbinan3 Elm,
tpeIde 8orforee fir 9eloer trifft fir bic
grbauuns zines SabrpeseS bon Srpn
Strabe Bis su @bin6ila uno bic Oferte
bon 0m. Streator unb Horman 2ea6
annimmt. tpelde iib perpfIidten, 81, 500
fur ben 3tued su ~erIansen.
SIN Setreff Der Sraee, OBJ Der Sta6ts
ratb elm 8edt babe, unbenuste Straben.
babnseleiie nit 81 ben laufenben SUB
idbrIid Su %befteuern, iunbte Der Stabts
antpaIt Elm S6reiben Elm, iportn er auss
iast, baB er fsin @eieb finben fam. bas
cine foI6e Beiteuerun8 erIuuben tpirbe.
Die ReiOIutiOn puroe bann nieberse.
itimmt.
Das Sinans Gomite ~itattets einen uns
8initieen 8eridt iber bic bon DIrr ems
eebradte 8eioIution ab, ipeIde bic bon
austpdrtisen 8eriderunss @eisGi6aften
bssabIten Steuern an bic Seuertpebr
Union iiberpeiien ioa; bic InseIeeens
beit bIieb unerIebiet.
Die @opne ReioIution. bic ben Stra.
Be%ntommifdr %anpeiit, bic @berrp StraBe
8. & 5. 9Iutform su sntfsrnen, trarb
ebenfaaS unednifie beridtet unb mad
turser OiSfuiiion bann an Gopne iibers
~ipieien. Der nit Der 8. & $. Gompanie
oieielbe in psrtrasIi4er @siie arraneiren
fol-.
9us betreH. Gomits i9Ius Dor, fsinen
@ontraft fur Seitentpese an Netp Strabe
einsueeben, bis ale @runbeisentbdmer
bufeIbit einen .,ReIeafs" unier3ei1net
baben Bis our nd4ffen 8eriammIune
peri6oben.
Gin sIeideS tparb in 8strsf Der su ers
bauenben Stiibmauer an Weft Marfet
StraBe bei6lofen unb ferner ioqen bic
seeentpdrtieen 9Idne fur bieie 8erbeHes
rune bertpOrfen unb neus 8emadt tper.
ben, bamit bic Wauer auf itdbtii4ss
2anb su fteben fommt.
Gneebote fir ben Woniep Gpenue
tpurben berleien unb bann
benz betreff. Gomite i~ibertpisisn. Das ems
,ise einsereidte Gnsebot our Ripeqirune
bon 8rescott Gbenue, baS bes q. s.
gum Breife bon sl,313, tparb
ansenommen unb ibm Der GOntraft
Cine Orbinans, tpeI6s 8oriorse fir
Se%itentpeee an NatteS Strabe triffi,
parb eineerei6t unb gum Druid beorbnet.
Reue 8orlaBen tpuroen ebenfaas pie
einsereibt 9en @isentbumern
SrIaubnib sebenb, an Sarrifon Gpenue,
tpifden Bine unb 9ibion StraBen, sinen
.IbsussfanaI su erbauen ; fur elm e%Ieftri.
Dies 2idt an Der @uibinston unb Rid.
nonb Npenue ben @runbeieentbdmern
grIaubniB ertbeiIenb, IN Woniep, @a'
,ouie unb Suniet abenueS einen gb.
ussianaI Iaut Der 8eioIution gu erbauen
in SPECIAL @omite %ernennenb, UNI st.
@onnea bic BEL elmer eemeiniamen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-08
6ert@tlt6e8.

Sn benz Sale Der 8. 81. Me@op @Ias
Gompanie sessn bic 2adaipanna Sarbs
mare Gompanie entibieben am Donners
flag bic @eidporenen su @unfien Der
Iebteren; bic &lase mar fir 8eliefertes
@Ias. ipeIdeS aber faIi6 mar.
Sranf s. SiSf bon Der @efieite CT.
belt sesen Die SnSuiriaI Benefit 9Fps
citation am Donnerftas einen 8abrfpru6
bon 1896, ben poIIsn 8etras ieiner Sor.
berung.
Sine furse Sisuns bes Dftober Ger.
min Quarter Seifion unb Sper unb
Serminer @eridtS ipiro am nGditen
Wontas Norsen i'm Der. Staaten Sc.
bdube erbfnet fperben. SifriftantpaIt
SoneS bat bic 2iite Der Sale fur ben
9eri6tStermin fertis seftelt unb bieieIbe
beitebt aus 1876 SdQen.
Die brittle ISOLDE Der @eri&tsFbune
tpuroe am Montas nit 8i6ter 8lniter
aIS Soriibenber erbffnet ; biele Sale
muBten peridoben tperben.
YrofeHor Sames $. @bite bon gr6.
baIb, Der ben gIpotbeier 4ntpn 8inbad
fur Sduben berfIast bate, neil ibm Elm
faIides Mebifament eeseben tpurbe, ers
belt bon ben @ei6porenen 81. 200 sus
seiproden feline Sorberune mar fir
$4,000.
8idtcr @dnfer, Der 9eridtsidreiber
unb Yrotbonotar, iotpie ibre @ebaIfen,
tparen am 6reitas nit Der QusffeIune
bon NaturaIiiations Bapieren bsidGftist,
unb cine erobe Wenidenmense, meiitens
9oIen, tparen eri6ienen, UNI bieieIben su
erbalten. Sim Samitaa erbieIten cine
i~peitere An3abl ibre 9apiere unb i'm gans
sen tpurben etipa 400 8erionent ibre Ras
turaIiiations 9apiere ertbeiIt.
8idter @dniter CAB elm @utadten in
benz ginbaltSperfabren Der 8. & s.
So. se9en bic 2adatpanna 9aqep Tracs
tion So. ab, in benz er bic 8reusung Der
@rapitp @eIeiie su ebener grbe erIaubt,
aber nidt bic &reusuns Der @eIeiie, mo
2ofomotiben barauf fabren; Iebtere
miihen iberbriift ober aud f6nnen bic
9eIeiie Der Traction Companion unter
ibnen bur1 Elm Suttpap seIest tperben.
Sn benz Sale bet EDITORIAL 2easue
eeeen 6. Sdimpff tpurbe elm 8erbift fir
Iebteren ~abseseben bic 9easue bate
einen Gontratt fir SpIddnitte nit ibm
semadt, bod entipruden bisieIben ibrsm
3tpede nibt unb 8erpeigerung Der 3ab.
lung bate bic &Iase sur SUIse.
Sreb. Muri4 bate 9ebr. 8urfe fir
bic &eparatur zines 9ampffsfeIs Der.
tIast unb erbieIt 1862 suseiproden.
Ser Sheriff unb bic Surf Gommifdrs
tperben beute Na6mittas bic @ei6nore.
men fur ben Ropember Termin aisbsn.
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ArmensS eb6rbe.

SIN Der am 5reitas absebaItensn Sib'
une obiser 8eb6rbe tparen nur tpenie,
SiIfSbeoirftise eri&iensn, bod 3eister
oieielben mebrere Sale bon SersIoiisfeit
Die 9OIin Narp &edina, bic ibrer Nie.
oerfunft enteesen iiebt unb bon ibrem
8erfabrer perIuFsn tpurOe unb siniam
uno freunelos baitebt, tpurbe benz SiQ.
iioe Seim iibsrpiefen. SO. Bed BON
Gupouie Ipsnue, Der felt stpei Monaten
auBer arbeit 1T unb feline taubtumme
6rau unb stpei 2inber Sunser Ieiben
Iafien mubte, erbieIt bic srtpini1te nns
teritlsune, ebenio ipie Bridget Sones
BON Der Sibieite, beren Rann ie Dor
;tpei Wonaten perIieb. Ser @itttpe
Wansan bon Spoe.Barf ioIl ibre Steuer
bon SO abseipOrfen tperben, ipenn sS bic
umitdnbe e~rlaubsn.
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No 9as ,Do&enblutt" sntbdIt ben
bsitsn 2ofaI.8 eri6t unb ale Tonffiseu
Rsuisisitsn bon SntsrsGs. Sur s2.o0
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Die f~einiten Drudarbeitsn Der Stabt,
Sisfsrt Die Ofiss bss ,.BoGsnbIatt".
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Midael Ilbre6t,
0crrem=S 6meiScr,
no. 4O3 Otcfprp Strase.

Die ttffn, senau pafenbsn anjiiss 40 ME.
brighten prsiisn in btr Stast. WaGt cure
Ssttluussn sBt, sbe bic Strbf, unb @iutsr-
cation ibtn 5Sbepunft srrsi1t.
&sparatursn. 8tinissn uup 66rbsn BON alsi.
bern bsffens btiprst.
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- am 9ienitae tpurben in stpei
Staten @ubIen abeebaIten. SIN Slos
riba iieBten bic 9smOfratsn nit elmer
Webrbeit bon etpa &c. 900 Stimmen.
SIN Connecticut ideinen bic 8epubIifaner
einise 8etpinne errunsen gu baben. 9as
Reiultat 1T in beiben Staaten, tpie man
Go aIsemein ertpartet bate, aIio feline
neberrai6uns.
Bel Der StaatspabI in 8sorsia am
Dlittpo6 baben bic 9emofraten nit elmer
Wfebrbeit bon ettpa 40. 000 st. seiieet.
ST 1T bies Der S%eimatbsfaat bon @at.
ion, 8ise Observation-Disclosures Der
8opuliften, unb bic Iesteren madten i'm
Serein NIT ben Brobibitionifen, Cob.
oemctraten unb 8epubIifanern 9robe
Intren8unsen, I'm bic 9emoiruten gu
IhIaaen.