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nuTrEu AND EGGS.

Chicago. November i.-Autter trul'
creamery lSain. dairy lohN, Cheese htW'
5ai. Eggs firm. fresh %.
81 Louis November ll-Iutter w
chinsed. Eggs nrm, Il
Kansas city. November II -tnu"r ir1
ana higher creamery lb17; dairy io'tI-'
Eggs firm lGia.
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Thousands Of cases OF rheumatism nave
been cured by Emier Il Amends lIS
scription No. 2s5l" All sufferers should
try a bottle of same. Z. +. Schmidt
Houston, Texas, Sole Agent
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London. November IL Consols for money
li0as: for the account llo'a; bar silver g'' ~
uer ouu.s. money 3N"&p per cont; rate
of discount in ne onon market for shOit
and three months bins #,m5i4 per cent.
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MIHE ANn WIS
" TTNTl n y " ~ %,
bed wire quo;at ous are for carload

rabed wire quo;at ons are for carload
LOIS. f. % 10. Houston.
HAiEEh WIRE Glldloa. galvanized.
50 80 per 100 Ms painted wire SOS. Wau-
kc@an lDc higher than Ggdlou
MIitE NAH = Rate 81 D. per kcg, ad-
yahccs. 10 10 ~ penny nic \ and 9 p.ruy
GOc; and penny 7jc. : and penny 90c,
3 pony N.9N penny 81 80
CUT NAILS Rate s. .pn per key; same
advances as ON wire nails.
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!. rste is at q very low enh,
rtsa. or prospective bH@nc )
| ahlle supplies are guile the
ts.ier. attribute .ho duiiuc,s
law receipts. ana also TO The
4 immense crop OF domestic
|,si' relative chcapucs-, have
i.atIon OF consumers. IL IS
hang the past month more
q many bananas Were placed
York market than la the
! Is. year and tha' the New
stH, Philadelphia AVID Bal
les were I'm the same over
iauon. The l.bcrd ..yals
abgyeS are .nl Mcr.HL
z Vi ouncacs uI uautu.OS inn
N-S York 1l,ius lnc year
~. or OF an average of G' uuj
Eck, the groa O. portion uf
aoayed durinl the period
bio August. lmpors OBJ hl-
! United States for tne year
! l%i. were worth $Lna.-ll.
Win N,yU3,il! for tho last
Tie lolal value of IMPORTS
ssht months of l>yo reached
u. h.-'.,5i) Tor the similar
year.
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| 'rade Not.s

p scarcity Of eggs ana tho
F. Ell IA ana Z bankers are morn
sSf o;en eood thl. w-o,;
/ %opIt,sss" r'aulllng in m1,, %,
+ Z a., ZANE Is quite lar,o ,.a
l7lounc. 'Py ana selling n: rs S
d is y 10 indlctlo9a p oi rricaS
syn much chance OF for Z, r ag..
L. 1 s,,, SSer marked ~. o.
2 gained , ,.. Of canning ~ mo on
|'aasScy.u heats also Hive l AZ,
hs ! S1 4, ,S 1rS , s.iGsns ana al
fH6 WILL geush tre are nI,l no,
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40: blasting powder 500 per kee. arcnt,'
price drop shot, per sack. ,l.25ui.jO. buck,
BACoN-Short clear. boxed 5N@57sc. IN
sac KS, i4c less, break fast, Si.19c. dry salt
tW5nc; New York salt bellies, 6isnGS,c:
Western salt bellies. ou6l4c. smoked bel.
BAGGlNG AND TIEs-Carload lots. :
o. b.. Houston or Galveston: Bugging. 2
10. 6iaci 2ii-lb &c, 2i2-lb. The, Tics Arrow
Ni5. Delta, Sl.55 In small lots from store
baggng iec per yard higher. ties &c uer
bundle higher.
BAKING PoWDER-Apex. lib 500
zoe; ia-lb, zoe: i,-la i5c: Isis one Spoun- l.
ID. per dozen. $40; i.-m, N.35. !. Iii. Soc;
Is. g., 29 aSsH cans 500 per dozen, rrice's
t-o1, So per dozen. Royal. l6-os, 500
CANNED FRI Fer DOZEN Strawber-
RS 9vcnSLp' i,lhrappies, standard. S0)1p
%. cyelcss and corelcss, sl65; seconds. 80
lartlett pears. 2-lb. SLVVqlOJ. 3-lb ST Cor
l.oo' peaches standard, lib. Slli1fl25 Sec
obis. ~ @e4Sio5; alb. standard, $1,000
..So' 20 rie peaches, '5gsOc; 3.lb pie
peaches. 9iAc. bll.Sherrios, 15GS5c; S-lb
STANDARD apples. S5cuSl,o
,CANpN Plain candy, o. yGlsc; wrapped.
u'lWp1aci fancy mixed, in pailS, Ease
CANNED 'VEGEfABiJ5S Marrowfan
peas. $iOJui.2c, Lima bears. slcnsLu0,
SIlhs beans, 'OI1'c; corn. 5NcflSl -; ioma-
l lo!5jS .c - 55s4os'ae seconds, iOP5'c: siO
| CANNED MEATS Roast beer lib.
SAlu"L 10 I'D. E.wd22o ID corned beet,
dozen, N.l0gl.l1, lib lunch tongue. !
| dozen, S2.60H27j, i.-lb oxford sausage, .
/ Dozen $c0. Franklin sausagcs, lib, 81 50.
| 4-lh potiod ham dozen. tJGtOc iq-lb
iotted ham, . dozen, Sl25; Alb dcviled
h,In. ! aoz, % g5P5oc i4-lb deviled ham,
CANDLES Granite Gs and IS. 7Gr7isc;
/ ln-o4 parahne, assorted colors 9$sullci
,G,,oFFEE Rio aud Ccrdovo Fair, liA
/ Wlf'ac' prime, l5iaNla34c; choice, 17aul7Hici
ipSh'y' NHi9c feaberry, lS'spWae.
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HOUSTON SPOTS.
oALYEsroN sPoTs.
SEMI WEEKLY MOVEMENT

New Orleans. L,L, November IL Score
tafy Hestrr'H report on the movement OF
cotton nj thirteen lcadihs towns for the
half week ending yesterday, compared
with the corresponding period IN preYoSs
tsa5 1896 1904
Rees,pts ~ 1859 so.l6S 49,. 5G1
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fered for sale immedia tcly afterwnrd, De-
cemher opening at Tss.usu, against yester-
uaNs closing nrce OF sV's. strong feet-
ures were not lacking, however. Cnifor-
MA reported three more cargoes taken for
Australian account and local and North
western receipts were very Hight, though
stormy weather. After the opening de-
cine q gradual recovery to SOS occurred,
but when the second cable came reporting
a break IN Liverpool OF legt the liuuida-
ton became more urgent aud the prces
slumpel, selling down 10 iNs for an in
slant Ky y o'clock the bulls had tempo
rafily recovered from Their fright and had
hoistCf December to SIS, which sudden
ris9, however, brought out enough wheat
y hurried manner Toward the end of
the session rumors of heavy selling 10y a
syndicate were iuluen; al enough to cause
1r9tter break TO 40 and that wds the
Corn was very dnr and Notwithstanding
the fact that tho receipts were tn" small
not resist the influence OF the sudden
weakening IN wheat. AZ the close the
AdaN's decline was '4c per huslel.
~ oats were fairly active and lower. Es-
Nielly I'm the near futures was the weak
nv prominent. sympathy with wheat
~Hs\ principal cause for the htaviness.
yet lE,ral offerings assisted materially in
Provisions were without the support
with tic necessity OF which they have
been ere lifted bu, did no, show the tN-
trcmc weakness which would lave result
eo + thai theory had been quite correct
january pork closed ,, lower January
lard about alac and January ribs IN.
changed
Estimated receipts Thursday u
cars, corn IL cars, oats loi cars, hogs
cash quotations were as follows;
What No spring 7s's; No. 3 spring Il
IN No . red N7uNS
Corn-No. :. 2i2im25, No. yellow &aa
oats No. .. 70. M. white ( o b 22Qa5'2.
No3 white DO ISL ara
| rye No. .. S'a
| Barley No. . nominal. No. 3 Z o .64
! e6A No. % T. 21ti 81
| FlaN seed 80 l. 1Ni4.
| Il notify seed d'rimc . So
Moss pork Per Dbl i.Sii2H6.oo.
| Lard itr ipn lbs Ito,
! Short ribs sides Loose 3 inU3.M.
DRY saltod shouldcr7--l}oN itlhr
| short ,l,.tr sides lioN'i iuii
Nhskl plsuHers' finished goods, PEI
| gal Is
Sugir cut loaf $50 grauulatol 80.
Articles Itecc ut' Shipmems
| Flour barrels ......... arm sN"
| Wheat. bushels ........ CtmN 1,@M1
Corn. hu shells .-........ lf'Nh -lN""
/ oats. hsisnois .......... 3ll."n 5tNN'
| ltNo, lu-hoiS ..+........ lN"p
Barley bushels ......., N',wV l4lVN
CT Louis
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STOCKS.
The following wefa M apptius quotations ON t's
adm. stncxs D. the Is ~ YORK HN'hnnas Today


CHICAGO.
the Loading futures ranged as follows.
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NYINe, N.u. btIInfs,
STOCKS AT LEADING MARK ETS
UNITED STATES EXponTs.
STOCKS AT UNITED STATES PORTS

sock TINS DAY 600 ...................-...l OGA .Hau
STOCK this a,Y mat week .,.. y sou
STOCK this dhY last tcaf .......-. .-.. ra1rpuN
Exuush iia -iauu . .,....--. llntAdI
COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET
Tho following are the closing quotations
for cotton on tho spot today at tina lend
ing markets. together with closing OF mid.
ding yesterday. with today's ssiles:
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08

The Greenville Times, under the
ssAve Atque Vale, t" replies
to the Natchez Democrat:
'sDear old beautiful grandmoth-
erly sNatchezi Have you forgot
ten that IN times past your aristo-
cratic society and stately homes
were created and chiefly supported
by the rich lands of the Yszoo|
Delta? In those days of happy
memory Natchez was the home of
the Delta planters. On the pic
'turesque heights of Natchez they
'buildsd their splendid mansions,
and there they formed circle of
culture wealth and elegance which
viii forever be famous in the his
tory Of the State. Almost all of
them drew their revenues from
vast Delta plantations, to which
they paid periodical visits, but
upon which they did not care to
live because Of the isolation. Nat
chez was the centre of wealth, re-
finement and elegance; but the
source from which it drew the
means to support its pre-eminence
was the distant cottorf fields of the
Yazoo Delta. Times'are changed.
The stately society of Natcheziis
scatteredland impoverished. The
rich estates have passed into the
hands of strangers--of a race who
cared butllittle for the traditions
Of ancestry, and who are too prac-
teal or too sordid, if you choose,
to understand the prejudices and
mode of life of their lordly prede-
cessos. These new men find the
lands of the Delta just as fertile
and remunerftive as ever, and
they also find a live and growing
city close at hand, to which they
are fast bringing all the modern
aids of manufactures and bustling
up to date business methods. Once
already Greenville has increased
its. population eight times over In
eight years. TWENTY-FIVE thou
sand sounds-rather extruvagant, we
acknowledge; but it isnot beyond
the range of probability. Good
bye, mother Natchez. We wish it
was possible to put you under a
glass case, and keep you forever
just as you are, or just as you were
thirty years ago, as model of all
that was dear and beautiful IN the
days of auld lange syne."
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
BEATTY's ORGANS AMI PiAavs.

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty. of Washing
ton, New Jersey, the great Organ and
Piano Manufacturer, is building and
shipping more organs and Pianos than
ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left home q
penniless pillow boy. and by his indom-
liable will he has worked his way up
80 as to sell so far, over 100000 of Be-
atty's Organs and Pianos since 1870.
Nothing seems TO dishearten him; OBJ
stacles laid in his way, that would
have wrecked an ordinary man forever,
he turns to an advertisement and comes
out Of it brighter than ever. lie was
mayor of Washington, New Jersey,
from 1879 to lSS3,--five terms--and re-
Gently declined denomination for the
sixth term. His instruments. as is
well known. are very popular and are
to be found in all parts of the world.
We are informed that during the next
ten years he intends to sell 100000
more of his make;that means business
of $4,000, 900, IL we average them at
$l00.00 each. 1t Is already the largest
business of the kind in existence.
Write or call upon Daniel +. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey, for cata-
1OQue.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08

A new town, to be occupied ex-
clusively by colored persons, is
soon to be founded near Tecumseh,
Kan, and will be named Sumner.
A syndicate of colored people have
bought 1000 acres of choice land,
which win be subdivided and sold
at q low price and on easy terms.
It is said that theestablishment of
several manufactures IN the new
town is assured, and the promoters
expect the enterprise to be q sue
cess. The new town cf 'sFitz-
gerald, Ga, started recently by
settlers from the Northern States,
is notable because of the fact that
ne colored person is perndtted to
work or live in it under any cir
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08

A practical woman who doesn't
care a button whether or not the
United States recognizes the fact
that there is a slight disturbance
in Cuba, says that'the most inter-
estfng things'in the newspapers to
hers are the advertising columns.
She has to economist, and it is
money in her pocket to- Rnow
where she cansget things cheapest
and best. There's good deal said
now about the practical pages In
the papers and magazines; but
there are none more useful or
practical than the ones which con-
tain theannouncements of reput-
able business houses. The house
keeper who takes advantage of the
hints thus given shows great
deal more common sense. than she
who tries to furnish herhouse with
soap boxes covered with denim
worked in fless. Merchants who
advertise are alive. They sell
more goods and can afford to sell
cheaper. The poet who said that
"man wants butt little here below"
never read the Sunday advertise
ments ofthe up-to-date merchants.
They remind you of many things
you would like to have, and you
go and buy them.-Ex.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08

The people go to Kershaw and
go again and again, and what for
they do it for? because he sells so
cheap.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
ChambsrinsnNs rough Remedy one Bes
a.d Most Popular.

"We sell more of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy than of all cthers
combined" writes Messrs. Kerr &
Sons, druggists, of Mars, Pa.
They also say: ''The sale of it is
something phenomenal. We have
sold two gross this winter, selling
as high as six bottles in one morn
ing to as many different custom
ers. This remedy has proved par
ticularly successful in croupy
affections. Our customers invar-
iably pronounce it the best they
can find, and we know of no case
where it has failed TO give salts
faction For sale. q 25 and SO
cents per bottle byJ. P. Kershaw,
the druggist.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
WHITE sUPREMACK,

To show how this sentiment pre-
walls in the white race, we quote
from a letter from a Northern
settler in Tensas, a soldier who
followed Sherman .'to the sea, .
and a Republican who has never
voted any other ticket in his life.
When he came here to live his
instinct and every quality of his
nature taught him that the well
fare Of his wife and children was
only TO be counted on under the
flag Of white supremacy He
writes: az hear Foster is elected
by safe majorit5 This is a
white mans country and l say let
white men rule. If Phsrr had
been elected l should have emf
gated"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
TIE YIOK6BURG POLICE.
NAN PRFCE.

Welearn that this man, who was
on the vicksburg police force, and
who has made himself infAmously
ndtofious.ss Che manager of the
campaign Of the Pinksrton spies
an the Louisiana election, has been
suspended by The Mayor of that
city. The case OF theenterprising
peeler is now under investigation.
We beg to say to the people OF
Vicksburg that we would like to
know ifthey propose to counte-
nance the conduct of this man by
continuing him on the force. We
would remind them that Tensas,
Cencerdia, Madison and Carroll
gHrishes are patrons of the Vicks-
burg trade, and the closest social
relatiozis exist between us and
them Their Louisiana friends
regard that to allow this man
Price 10 remain in Office would be
in effect an endorsement of his ca
reer- We await the action of the
authorities of Vicksburg with
much interest.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
-1lU0ESTTTUTTONAL cox.
VENTION.

The demand from both parties
i'm the late contest for the govern
,ment of Louisiana, five can3udge
from the tone of our exchanges,
seems to be unanimous fora con-
vention to reform the Constitution
particularly ON thesnatter of suf-
sfrage.
The slaughter Of the proposed
amendments by both sides wss
very unfortuaste, sas it would have
saved bheexpense Of Convention
to,orr taxyridden people, But it
lis sucha vital necessity that the
ignorant sand Vicious should be
forever eliminated from politics,
that any expense would be in
cur7sH sbsfore we would be willing
to face the dangers Of another cleo
7tion sander the present system.
Hhe,wisest and best men of the
sStAte should be delegates to that
convention. No political trick
sters or mere Office seekers should
lbe permitted to go. There are
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
Electric Bitters.

Electrict Bitters is a medicine
suited for any season, but perhaps
more generally needed In the
Spring, when tbs languid exhausted
feeling prevails, when Che liver Ia
forbid aud sluggish and the need
OF atomic and altcrstiveiis feit, A
prompt use Of tFis medicine has
often sverted long and perhaps
fatal bilious severa. No medicine
wiIi,sct more susely in -counteract-
ing aud freeing the system from the
malarisl poison. Headache. Indi-
aeetion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. Only
nifty cents per bottle at j. r. Ker.
shaw's Drug Store. 4
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
-RrcKs MoDERArE TO SUIT Dull TINES
PUSH IND ENERGY

I UOII Wv u EJY ~ ILUI
will tell. We are young firm, ONLY 8
months In business and to-day our retail
trade is.second to none in this city.
The secret of our success is close at
tention TO business and prompt and close
attention to any orders entrusted to US.
Our Stock ofSTAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES is complete. We makesa
speciality sof SUGARS, RICE, LARD,
COFFEE, TEAS, FLOUR, HAMS. BA-
CON, SYRUP and all kinds of CANNED
GOODS. We pay full market price for
Turkeys, Chickens and Eggs.
MILLER de- RUOFF.
1l6 N. COMMERCE ST., NATCHEz.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
Nothing but the fine fruit juices
are used at Kershaws soda fountain
Dropin and try q glass.

Horse radish is said to be'a
simple and effectual remedy for
neuralgia. Crate and mix in vim
egarthe same as for table purposes
andapply to the temple when The
head or face is affected, or the
wrist when the pain is in the arm
or shoulder.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
Marvelsus Results.

From letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman, Dfmondale. Mich, we
are permitted 10 make this extract:
81 have no hesitation in recon.
mending DIR. Kings New discovery
as the results we're most marvellous
ia the case ofmy wife. While /
was pastor Of the Baptist Church
at Rives Junction size was brought
down with Pneumonia succeeding
La Grippe. Terrible paFoxysms OF
coughing would last hours with
little interruption aud it seemed
as II she could not survive them.
A friend recommended DIR. Kings
New. Discovery; it was quick in its
work aud highly satisfactory in re>
snlts,r Trial bottles tree at j. p.
Kersbaw's Drug Store. Regular
size BOG. and $l00 L
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08

Missouri must be martial par
adise, for there dwell together in
harmony a strong department of
the Grand Army of the Republic,
forty organized "camps" of the
Confederate vetarans, the Sons of
Vetesans, and the Daughters Of
the Confederacy. THERE'S a home
for Confederate Veterans support
ed by voluntary contributions, in
which "the other fellows" assist.
A home for Union Veterans is to
be established. The ''blue and
gray" fraterniae, forgetting past
differences and remembering only
that they were all american SOL
diers.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08


Says the Philadelphia Record:
-"It is one of the greatest misfor-
tunes of the Jewish race--a part
of the tragic inheritance of the
Hebrew peoPle--that it should
have attracted shakespeare's at
tention at the moment of its deep
est degradation in his own day,
when a Jewish physicianDf Eliza
bethan London, DR.. Roderigo
Lopez, had just been executed for
treason against the Queen. A
year later appeared the play, The
Merchant of Venice, and Shylock
became an immortal type of the
Jew. How unjust this character
of the heartless usurer Is to the
sons of Israel was evidenced en-
phatically to the world by the late
Sir Moses Montefore, and since
his death by Baron de Hirsh, who
recently ended aaife ofsalmostun-
paralleled charityand generosity.
The'benefcence of Baren%de Hirsh
was not eircumscribed, 'although
the vast race Sof suffering Jews
would have presented ample Elk
cuse of such a limited use of his
princely fprtnne9 He took, how
ever, the needy and distressed of
all races and creeds to his heart.
His memory is a monument to- the
truth af Judaism :"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-05-08
BsckIen's Arnsca Salse.

. The Best Saive IN the world for
Cuts, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheam,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Cbablains, Oorns, and all
Skin Eraptsons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required, 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satis>
faction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by ]. p.
Kersbaw.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-10
SorffpHese auf oem @irarS
Gruubb efffa.

slus benz Subresbsridts bes ..@lrar ,
Iruf" eebt berpor, oab bic Bsamten
oeS1eIben au& in bisiem Sabre an ben
Auellsn bes 2ot greef, Der bic &eier'
uoirs Der @irarb @aRerseieaidaft nit
0oIIer psriorst, 10000 Bdume anse'
flan,t babsn 10000 bsrfslbsn tparen
europaii6e 2drGen. 5000 i6ottii4s
Iannen, 1000 @ataIpa unb 1000 piloe
airI&snbaume. Die ansspfIan3tsnSproB'
linss tparsn l bis 2 SUB bod uuo baben
$3.50 bas 1auienb ober GentS oaS
5tGd sefoiist. Die unsepDbnll4s Tros
denbeit bss borisen Sabres bate eisi'
4npHansunssn nidt 70 srfoIsrsi4 se'
madt pie in frdberen Sabren, unb sins
aus bieIem @runbe cine beosutenbe Mn'
sabI bisier nsu ansspfian3tsn SprbBIinse
sln.
Cine 1900 Idsr sroBe bersiSe Sld4s
1T als DaIbreierpe beitimmt iporoen.
Die in osrieIben emporma6fenben @i1eu,
&aitanien unb Iannen 8dume iperben
iorsfdltig sebitst iperben. Our4 bieis
anIase tpirb i'm Gnf1luRe an bic bereits
beitebenben 2anbtraben cine 100 Sue
breite 2i&tuns sesDssn tperoen, bic als
Sdus sesen WaIobrdnbs biensu lou
Mn isbsm Conn. unb 5elsrtase esbsr
bort 4ufIeber biefe @aIoreierps uno bi,
iibrissn WaIoanIassn bes @irarb Iruf
ab, um WalbfrspeI su perbiiten unb al,
Walbbr6nbe i'm 2eims au ertiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-10
Cine pieSersefansene Stast.

Aussrabunssn i'm Sioen uon Seba.
ftopol baben cine eroBe bpsantinii6s
Stabt aufsebsdt, bic auf bem n6rOliden
rlfer ber Nuarantdnebu6t lag unb Gber.
ion bsib, ipobl su unteri&eiosn bon Der
n,u,sitissn Stabt slei&sn Namens on
bsr Dnispr' Winoune. Oie bsri6iebe.
nsn StaotpiertsI, bic StroBen uno bic
pornebmitsn @sbdube lieeen su Gage unb
mebr oils 30 8ir@enruinen bstpeiien,
tpslts srobs 8soeutuns bisis Stabt se'
babt bat. Sest 1T man an Der Aufbsd'
uns Der barunter seIeeenen antiten
Stabi. 2dslid finoen ii6 bpsantiuii6s
unb antifs OOer sris6iid.ftptiide Dinss
pon srober S8bnbeit, namentII@ aud
prd9tise Diunssn NIT ben Wabrsei1er
Der antifen Staot, einet Dariteauns bel
Diana bon Tanris nit Der Siri4tub
Gin Snidriftitsin befdtist bic Mnsub'
osr alien Sdrifttsuer, baB Gbsrioneioi
cine 2olonie bes pontii4en Seratlet
mar. Der Setter Der Nussrabuneen
2oseiustO, bat an Drt unb Steae ell
porldufsss Wluisum erridtet, aus mel
dem aamonatIi@ bic tpsrtbpoafsn Sa@el
in bic @remitase gu Rstersburs Ooer nad
NOstau in bas biitOrii4e Wufsum &C.
bra3t iperben.