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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
A HELPFUL INSTITUTION.
Good Work Done by the Slater Industrial
College ard State Normal School for
COlored People at Winston, n. c.

The Slater Industrial College and
state Normal School for Colored Peo-
pie, at Winston, n. c., is an exceed
ingly interesting institution. There
were four ideas prominent in starting
it. l. The vital importance of training
for good citizenship. .. 4 belief that
the negro should be taught to work in
telligently with his hands as well as To
become acquainted with the branches
usually taught in the schools. 3. There
was great need of a normal school for
colored people--a place where teachers
should be taught how to teach. 4. 4
negro colony where Colored people only
should live, owning their own homes,
starting their own industries and to a
certain extent governing themselves.
Some leading citizens became interested
in this work and donate n valuable and
desirable tract of land for the purpose.
\ small school house was erected. then
another and another, etc, until now
the school occupies seven buildings. A
new $4,000 hall has just been erected.
The students made the brick for this
hall in the college brick yard. burned
them and assisted in laying them.
At the last commencem Mt the girls
appeared on the platform in neat white
dresses which they themselves had
cut and made, and the boys and pro-
fessors wore shoes made by the stu
dents in the college shoe shop. The
stables, barns, etc, were also built by
students. The farm is a source of in
come. Many teachers are attending
the Normal department.
Colonel Mcclure. of the Philadelphia
Times, made a special visit to the
school and prOnOunCeS il the most
promising work in the South. The lit
tie colony is an object lesson to the
negro world. Many neat, attractive
cottages have been erected by the col
ored people themselves. and there is
a happy little settlement around the
college The state of North Carolina
has adopted the institution as a Nor
NAL school and gives it about $4,000 a
year. Forsyth county also makes a
donation each year and the college re-
ceives aid from the Peabody fund. But,
upon private subscriptions the institu-
tion must deps.d largely for its needs.
w. A. Blair. ViCc-p president People $
National bank, Winston, n. c.. has
consented to give any information de-
sired and to receive subscriptions for
the school
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
ANOCA,

Division 2, Ancient Order HihernianS,
elected the following officers on Tues
day evening: President, Martin Quinn:
vice president, Frank Clark; financial
secretary, Richard McNulty; recording
secretary, NJ. J. Ryan; treasurer. Mich
acl MCGOWAN; stewards, John Early.
ID. j. Burns, John Grannahan; stand
ing committee Patrick Lyons, Patrick
Corcoran, William TiEue. William Do
ran. Thomas Tigue; trustees. Thomas
l.. McHale, Frank Clarke, John Ma
loney; financial committee, John Ho-
ban, Patrick Creedcn, Patrick Scahill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jennings have
returned from their wedding tour
The Electric Light, Heat and Power
company have secured their charter
an | the work Of lighting the town will
he started as soon as possible.
L. +. O'Brien. jr.. has opened an Of
fee in the leaders Bank building, at
Scranton. He has been appointed ais
trict deputy Of the Guarantee Building
and Loan association.
Martin Curley has received word of
the death Of his son, James. which OC-
CURED in Texas a few weeks ago. He
was about 81 years of age and left here
about two years ago.
The marriage of Miss Bridget Dough-
crty and Thomas Laurin, of Pittston,
was solemnized il st. Mary's church
yesterday afternoon, Rev. J. j. McCabe
officiating. The bride and her attend
ant Miss Mary McAndrew, wore hand
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
IlALLSTEAD.

The public schools closed Tuesday
for the holiday vacation.
Miss Mary A. Reese, of Blnghamton,
is the guest of her friend, Mrs. Mar
gar5t n. Lamb.
The woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet at the home of Mrs.
John Young this Thursday afternoon.
Warren Preston and Lillian Church,
who have been attending the Blooms
burg state Normal school, are home
for the holidays.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train
men will have their twelfth annual
ball in Kistler's hall New Years eve.
William Sullivan, the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western section boss,
had Patrick Burns arrested Monday
for att mpting his life by shooting.
Burns gave bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance at court
The different Sunday schools have
excellent programmes arranged for
their Christmas exercises.
At a meeting of the Hallstead Fire
company. held Tuesday evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, William Ross;
vice president. y. H. McLoud; secre-
tary, Charles Phillips; financial seCre-
tary. Frank Lawrence: foreman, c.. b.
Van Wormer;. first assistant, V. ID.
Shaw; second assistant. L. l.. Tiffany
engineer, L. q. simmons; pipeman,
Charles Phillips; first assistant. NJ. $.
Lamb; second assistant. James Hutch
ings third assistant, r. d. Hutchings
trustees. G. h Van Wormer and NJ.
e.; Lamb: q 5legatc, Frank Lawrence :
alternate. u. l.. Maynard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
NORTHEASTERN
Pennsylvania
FOREST CITY.

Stanley Marcoslli. of Wilkes Barre, a
former resident of Forest City, has
been visiting friends here for IA week
past
Martin J. Fleming. of Aldenville. is
visiting his brother, James r. Flem-
ing.
There will be a Christmas tree at
Bethany Congregational church. on
Friday evening. Dec. pa An apprO-
pirate musical and literary programme
will be rendered by members of the
Sunday school.
Rossis mass in ID, arranged for four
voices, will be sung by the st. Agnes
church choir, under the leadership of
Professor j. L. Morgan, at the $50 and
1890 masses on Christmas morning.
The programme follows: Quartette
and chorus, Kyrie. Miss Della Kane.
Miss Kate McKernon, Mr. Frank Bren-
nan, Mr.. Patrick McKernon, choir.
Trio and chorus. Gloria" Miss Mary
Sullivan and Kate McKernon, Mr..
Frank Brennan, choir. "Credo." choir,
solo, ct in IMAM, Mr.. Frank DOud; ct
eX Patre. choir: ct Incarnatus est. duet
by Concone, Sarah and Patrick Nc
KernOn; ct ResureXit. choir; solo,
Qui Cum Patrc. Miss Kate McKernon
ct in IMAM Sanctum, choir, Sanctus,
choir; duet and chorus, Benedictus.
Misses Sarah and Kate McKernon.
choir solos and chorus, Agnes Del.
Misses Rose Middleton and Kate Nc
Kernon, choir.
l.. L. Every has sold his livery and
Uarting business, together with wag-
uns, sleighs and horses to Warren
Spencer. The same purchaser has also
bought Mr. Every's house, lot and
barn, situate between Higgins alley
and Railroad street. The new owner
takes immediate possession.
Rev. Father Oluschs and Rev. Faith
or Leurk, of Mayfeld, laid the corner
stone of ST. Johns Greek Orthodox
Catholic church, on Hudson street, this
borough, sunday afternoon.
Miss Alice Gillen, of Carbondale, is
spending the week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. p. f. Fox, OF Nandlng.
Carl ROesiger, Of Carbondale, was
Il visitor in Forest City yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, Dec. 22-The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat-DeCember.
99l.a9S3sc.; January, 93i2ae5i1c. May, 93ha
927sc Corn-December 26La2G4c.: May,
293sa29asa2912c.; July 30iSa3Olac. Oats-pe-
cember, 2l7sa2l7sa22c. May, 22iaa22'sc.
Pork-January, $SGOaS7O; May. SSo5aS92'9,
Lard-January, Si52laaL51i2; May, I.i0a
4.b2I3. Rlbs-January, SiiOaL42la; MAY,
A52i 2aij2la. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour-Firm; No. > spring wheat,
SSaS9c. No 3 spring wheat, S2a9"c; No .
red, 9S5sc.; No corn, 2Ga4c. No. 2 yellow,
26&ic.; No. oats, 22i4c,; No. white. 234
a2ic.; No. = rye iGiIc.: NO. , barley, '6a
40c: No. fax seed, Sl.i7al. 20ia prime
timothy seed. s2.Gj; pork, $7Gja77O; lard,
SFiaaiG0; ribs. A.I7l2ahi1; shoulders. Va
aiaic.; sides, sl71igd5; whisky, N.19; sug-
ars, unchanged RcCciptS-IlOur, 10000
barrels; wheat, $50 900 bushels; corn. 2jL-
600 bushels; oats, 52N0lo bushels; rye. w.
coo bushels; barley. 5000 bushels. Ship
ments-FlOur. 50 OO0 barrels: wheat 500
bushels; corn, l1S.o0o bushels; oats, 2N6pO
bushels; rye 50" bushels; barley, 5000
bushels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23

western creamery 22c.; do Pennsylvania
prints, 2lc.: do. western do, 2ic EGGS
Firm, good demand; fresh. nearby. &c. /;
do. western. 22c. Cheese-Unchanged Re-
fined Sugars Steady but quiet Cotton -
Unchanged. Tallow-Steady. Live Poul-
try--Frm fowls Ease: exceptional lots,
&c. old ROSTERS. Sec; spring chickens, 6la
&c; broilers, Sa9c.; turkeys, 9al0c.: ducks
and geese, Sa9c. Dressed Poultry-Firm,
good demands fowls. choice. Sc; do. fair
to good, 7a7Iac: chickens, large. Sd9c. !;
medium do. 7a7izc.; common and scald-
ed do. Ia7c.: turkeys choice to fancy, lS
a1ic,; do. fair to good, llul2c.; ducks,
good to choice. 7aQc. Receipts-Flour 3
800 barrels and 5000 sacks; wheat, 1900
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats 5000
bushels. Shipmt nts--Wheat. 400 busn-
els; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, l5,6oo BUSH
els
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
PHILADELPHIA Provision Market,

Philadelphia, Dec. 22.-Wheat-Was %c.
lower; contract grade. December, 96iaa
962ic.; January February ana March,
nominal. Corn.-Steady; No. mixed, De-
ccmbeT and January, 32i4a32lsc, February
and March, nominal Oats-Steady; No. 2
white, December and January 29a29lsc.;
February and March, nominal. Potatoes
quiet but steady; choice white, per
bushol, 73a15c,; fair To good do, G0aG5c,
sweets, prime, per basket 45aJ0c.: do.
seconds, 2ja30c. Butter-Steady; fancy
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23

some gowns of blue covert cloth and
black velvet hats The groom was
waited upon by Frank Hooverof Pitts
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Laurin will reside
in AvoCa.
Misses Minnie and Jennie Warren
will leave on Saturday to spend a few
DAYS with relatives in New Jersey.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23

East Liberty, Pa, Dec. %. Cattle
Steady; prime. SiSOaigO; common, S3.2jd
$50; bulls. stays and cows S2u3 20. Hogs
Steady; best mediums, rigs and York.
crs, $3.55a3.GO; heavy SS.5oa3.5j; good
rOugs, S2.Ija3l5; common, S2.55a2.6O. She 'p
Slow, very little doing; choice, A.doa 10;
common, $3a3.Gj: choice lambs. $jS)a6;
common to good. l.50a5.7O; veal calves,
LOa-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23

Chicago. Dec. 22,-Cattle-Stronger at
A15aj; stockors and feeders S3.4OaA20:
calves, S6a625. HCEs-Activc at 81. ioaijo;
coarse heavy packers. $3.30a&,G1'2: prime.
S&50a2 J21a; pigs S3.2Oa3i5. Sh"cp-%2. ija
325 for poorest to Sij0ai.C0 for best.
Lambs--$ial.5o to S5.5oai.,5. Receipts
Cattle. l2.0H0 head; hogs, 1000 head:
Sheep. 10000 head.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23

Oil CITY. Pa, Dee. 22-Crcdit balances,
Co. certificates, no bid for regular or
tions: cash oil sold at G6iq. 66"s, 6Gi4 and
closed &C bid; shipments, $500 barrels;
runs, 10 Sf6 barrels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
Third NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.

Special Attention Given to Busi.
ness ana Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodation EX.
tended According 10 Balances ana
Responsibility.
3Pcr Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-23
isu.iaio g.lyr .Sioct

. Buffalo. \. T., Dee. 22.--Cattlc-Dull
and slow. HoGs--.i'airly active. Sh"rp
ana I.ambs-Nory dan and SLOW: no quo
tatiONS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
sbas. Bang. Q. aapmsytI
Sang s Co.,
Oampf 8ottlins @erfe,
121 Nenn Npenme.

GabrifaHtsn peH
Isaubtus6 ssa, BRO. 8ir, SpbanagnyS es.
f~apariaa, @tlitus.W afu, 8eifaa eiHses
aIs, Grab applt Gibn.
easerbisr unb pprifT In sIafGfHsfEs ira
Sausssbrau& psrssu feftnfrti las pses 90
lFfnt. m.idfVtsH 30. see.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
.Mtqtonen fiab b'rinS.

6. 8, Gromp. Der srose S4Hbaus,
oon Bbtlaoelpbla, mitt b%sfannt. oab
ourH eine nsus Gifacuns far ben
Hslittoruiod stne neue BtIwsnouna
l,funbsn ipoIDsn 1T. W.e nan Dtl.1isi.
puo I n grt Geluloie u Dem Dtaii
Uss Stodss btrssltsut. pelts lum Wai'
,srbtGima1sn Der 8rlsssi6.fe urnsnoei
orb. Nus Dem Dart wuo nuum,b
lut elm rau6lOiss pulusr bsrsensli.
pelt q melt better fem loL. oils oas Ols'
Ger Stfunpsne. 1us BEN Abfdl FAM
IN por,ualibes Vlsbfuttsr 8eml1i peI
osn. 1uBebsm tdnn Altopol. Baplet'
Waiten unb @irpst u BEN Stod Bs'
nati me ben unb per- Stamp bar I'D
,sreli srfldtt, cine bstra4ilt6s SUNNI
Sslpss IN Snout, Ten anSdlsssn, wsl1'
,eie Artttel aus Dem Weil1tOrnitoo
,unslen gr ertldtt, sIa bauer mt
90 AdeI 2dno tonne bur1 Well1totn'
uau psn,sntns $500 ois Slpt pOa lei
5iDdsn ausln p%sto,enen, oa be Wsliu
tornnbde Don BEN 2aLb pefrett bsrstts =;
We Connie bolsn Bon e.nrm Ads'
t5nnen 3 lonnen genommen wereen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28

Sarsa parina

Versuchen Sic es. Muir Won c. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass. prsparirt. 81; sechs fur IS.
Hoods Pillen kp I d UsR|sbISs \,
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Das

5abIitmlpsilOr D'&sa,p bon 0sp
gort sItiart IN telnem Sdtresberl1L.
OuB Der eOnstsb BEN nsuei oes Arbel'
lsr. Neutrality-suspicious. (Smeat,ne Sp.
ism) In bOpsm DiaB oapur6 potbsusei'
lonns. oas or ttrsnssrs GtnmanbsrunSs
Isisse eIlolie unD en- SisueItpitem cans
Iuble, pslhes Die Arbeter aus ben 2s'
asmsni. 5aulstn in Nsrtftdtten ttesbr,
,po lie non ben Staaisse,seen errel6l
usrpen i6nntsn. Das usbsl ii IN Asp
yOlf MOT itllmmsr mic IN Buffalo.
Hoasner, Sstaeu,e. Bplaeslpbla. ".
lion. SblcaSo, San 5rauc.sco, partiorO.
Rtpait, 81. 2ouls, st. Yaul nno alrn
anpersn eroBsn Siaoten, namsntii1 IN
loltsn, no ntele 8letosr aneefeItlBi
,Dulpsn. Da fur anlebelen nur 81 b,r
Us Ste. per OuBeno. fur sBetttn 81 be
81 per Dussnb, Beintleloer l2i bis rs
Stnts oas Yaar unb Hote ~ eents BIZ
sl.5U oas Slad Dslablt mo babe. noa
yubTlppn U. |. 10. ab9slo8eH warosr
tonne fur be unsIudl,&en Opfsr D,sies
5pltsms nt6is Anoeres oils GnibebrunB.
GtsnO uno ssiisss Osprshlon stwaItsi
lpsroen.
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ss. 600 ssfsalefs naturalization.

Die lstts2seislatut bat cine Gommiffior
,ur nniertu&uns Der Bufunesn bei
pO&l,esns ssiss,s slnseisbt, osfsn Ssi,e'
lar Senator NnDrems ut. Dieter 0Hi
lasi. oaB I'M eanssn Staai 30. 900 unlt
aeniuts 8ns,psn belitben uno nur rs. 00C
rssniirts Ulribitaften. Is IT.. fub,
pstt ARoreus tort. ,.eiu GetGtes fui
r,nsn neutrality-suspicious.. iib an einem
Wlrlb. Der Ibn sur anistse 8sbra&t bat.
Al la1sn. VI en8aplIi elnen Dllnosr
labu8sn uno l6,dI ipu IN bic lpsniiItt
IYlupib Aft. Sopaio CT @strants CT
pall. w,ro cine 4uselse be, osr Gam unD
Oipst 8eisu,1afi eritattet uno Der Wrib
p%erl,stl entpeosr bic 3aens ooer sr
tommt mt tinsr iHpsren 9eloftrafe ba.
sOn. Daber tOmmt -. buB man BIZ
Umttltnelpsn ospabren ldbt. lin 4,
Iusiurottsn, muB oas @ties 10 amenout
lpeiDen, oaB Seper. Der IN slnsr 6lGftsr.
pups ab5efaBt ptre, ais uncrosntll6t
Berion bsbanoslt uno belttaft trlrb. Wlt
perben Der GeaIslutuI cine oabtn j~ielenps
gmpisblune MAIDEN. Die nnola6bsil
Del Grlpetiuns Der &iisnisn unb slufel.
,tauug ppaRs itt,tipntn psrosn sbenfals
lssullri msroen. Sn anem ySounip
lhrsibt elm Rl4tsr elnem .lBirtb DOE. bab
Ct M,timob Absnrs um Z nbr bas De.
l1dft i6lsBen muB, ba in Der Nadbar,
l1aft slns 8u6s 1T. NO Wiiipo@ Abenos
3%oilesoisnn a~b8ebaltent pub. in elnem
anDsrsn County barf fem Sreilun& per.
abrsltl ms,osn uip. Bsfolet ein B,rtb
Ole Bsplneuneen mot, oann erbdlt CT IN
nd1ltsn SABRE ietns Sliens mebr. Hot
zines. Dls 2gsnsssbabr mus anbers
tssulIrt psroen. @s NJ ni&t 're&t, bob
IN ben @~rVsitdoten elm ..tle.ner" aSirtb
sbsnlo plel ps,ahtsn mub als Elm college.
Der Elm Dussnb BARTENDER bsi&dft,st
Sn tuei4st Mshe wr bIsie 6rass rsssln
psrbsn. fam lb nlht prelsgebsn. Sn
stpa pier NoGen psrbsn MIR Der 2se,s'
latur uniersn Bsri&t unterbrtitsn".
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Ausiauk.

- Wit Der iommsnoen Sabrbunbstt-
isIsr Der 8sburt %lSilpem's l. bslGaftissn
li@ ~unausssisst Die Yrehe unD 1auisnes
pom 8sts.nsn I'M Dsu,iHen 8s,&.
- Sn elmer Disnsr Depeide an ben
sonoon ,.GbrOnlcle" utre berlHtet, baB
pct slnsm Slre,tses Aufranoe IN Anlna.
unearn. Wsnearmen auf Aufnanolt,
l1oneu, adt YsrloneR t6olstsn unt
jlptlt p%srpunoeten.
- Sin oetpaliiser Sturm aus BEN
Often puibsls an Samtae IN Wtobbrt'
Iann,en unD BEN ganlen neropenaHrn
europa. 3ablrei&s i5f1efapEjsuss
.pstDen psrmlBt ano man psfur&tst. oab
Msni4sulsbsn psrloren 8s8anssni inp.
- Sn g,msbltteI, unms,t Samburs,
pat am DtulDO9 etn 6lett&es NLmens
att lelns pier &tnDsr ms SdlaittmmsI
snesI6lOhsn. bann fslne 5rau tn bt,
Hupe 8stuien uno lbr stne 2ugel our1's
vsti syl1Ohsn. pOrauf CT iit lslot cura
stnen Stub iDoIete. Gs peilautet, Dap
st bur9 Noib uno brudsnpe Sotssn ~
oem pe~rswafsiten S1ruts sslT,sben
IppIosn isi.
= en Dspsids aus Ieheran, BE-,
3iuptnaot Don Yeriitn. melost, bab bsl
BEN an IT,. 3anuar auf Der Jaltl
Atldm TN ysriti1en W~serbuisn taitgr'
paptsn furdtbaIen Grobeben l%auisnos
Don 9duisrn sertbrt puroen uno MD
,penlssr ale 25UO Dteni6sn ums 2sbell
tamsn. DIE @efammlbep6lteruas Del
Saisl murps aut 5000. ms,ltsus Arapst.
Sei6ast.
- AuH bic tppblbsfannte 5abr,tltabI
sabr IN Bapen { Osuil1lano) neba um'
ssbuns 1T Our1 snsn pstnssn Ggptol
aus lpttrH ionntsen ,oplr&sn Rups AUS
.sipredt porpen. On GToeriGutieruns
purDe In Sapr lelbft, Johann IN Dem nab
aeleBenen Omal,n8sn. uno bis IN OIL
Jiaps pon 1trplpsed D~abrssnommsn
Rsnnsnsuett psn 01apen t&slnt oa'
GtpbsbeR apsr nI0t aastrtntst D.
oaben.
- Somobi Der bitsrrsidii&.HRsarl
l4e Utinitter oes Arussrn 1rai Wonh
opstl, ple be ssilmmte Ntshs Deter
rsins 10 ppn BEN persli&sn vmpfanss
uslhsn Der Nnutsr IN Btrlin eefunneI
pat, auf Oas pb1as sut1udt. VILE HI
,ei1sn beuten penn auG carauf bun, baI
dOsr ale auf Die aussmsine Sa8s bssls
hGsn i6pebenoen 5taesn ,wHhen Dc
peutl1sn uno psr ottsrrG&uHen Res.eE
une pple parmOnie Der Ana&tsl
berri&t.
- Gin auf BEN 9rsmsr Solsrfse'ssr
anhalietes gisfsft bat elm .,naifes" eHe
aenommsu. Dltttsn auf Dem SHE no
Elm YoD,um aufssi@lasen, auf tpel&sr
etn WuiifeoEps plaetrt mar. I'm 81
DluFtanisn Dor erfriessn ~ bswabren
brannts EN- md6tissr 9etesofsn auf ben
IIorium. Durd be Stss rures abs
oas Gss nitric, une plbsl,d psrfani ba
peDiam mt Der Yluiit uno BEN DfeF
!, 3manlis Dluffanten Hne Der Birib b
Barb uiss bTaasn EN-, tDurbea iebc,
iammtli6 esretiet. Nur bic SnitEu
msntt fiap estletsn eseanasR.
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No. Bsasat Oas .DOasnbIast''.
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= Die Wuslisper bee beuti&sn Rsi&s.
iases iino nod drssrs 8ummlsr ole un'
iers NaiiOnal,@ siebsebsr in Waibina.
ION. BON ben 1877 8eidstaesmrtells.
bern erltisnsn na6 Der Wlsrs, eiOfnunp
I'm sIiisn Glss I'm @insen 40 uno an'
spsitsn 2aee n,4t pisl msbr.
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Doe Rtu DOr,sr =. Wotasn. journal

Das Rsrp DOrisr >. Rotssn' journal
dbt 4 D Don lslnem 5pte,aleorttlponotn'
eli IN Berlin tslesr apbusn: Wn benz
, planten lnternatonalen ArbGistihus
Il "a pOrIduiis n,&ts, Bor slnIssr 3sI'
bltte Der Stpsysr BunossIatp Del
{ mopdtihen Wdhlsa ben psrtIaulibsn
Boritlas ssmahi, bic lnternaiIonale Hs'
3sluns oss AtbsusriGusss but1 Str,a
lung elmer blsism 3meds pisnsnpen IN
tsrnairenalsn BsbbIDs elnaulsltsn. Dai
Deuiite Reid unp Dann aud ale euro
pdiiten Nd1ts baden bisien SOri&laG
Ct absr absslebnt unb IN 5olss osfsr
wirb pie Sdmeii bic SnHs sbsntaa'
,alen laNsn. SstannilI1 tparos oI'
,srase intsrnationalsr Reseluns bes Ar'
betsri6usss bur6 aaiisr BiIbslms Ut
betsrerlahs pom Sabre 1880 unp Die in
Wdra 1890. unmuielbar nab 8lsmardi
Rldirltt, in Berlin ,uiammsnssirstsn'
intsrnationals Observation-Disclosures
ineeresi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28

1sI lal lsVs AsIutIs VI 7SspIslpa, DN,
~ ~ ls,nsr Hspnans um sz,zol o
Iatt. VuHs wsItsss unassIapunb lrsh'
~. GnlvydunB S.nss otorulrno utopslt
usqaosiIsbss ~ Iaptsi. .Ealy usu
s.anI ua O.ll, ~ AVE- uiitsI Allst ps
t,sut wpIosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28

Die metropolitan Bsa Sie,
Glepatso giisnbubn" in Gbieaao II in
bic Sanoe einss BON 8unoesstrtht cts
nannten Nofspsrpalters absr8eaanssn.
Die 0sp Yortsr 8ldubissr. bic fur
SIS 600. 900 Sdule,n Der So6babn'
8eisli6aft bppotbsfarii& fiber 8efteai
limb. branssn ouf bic @Insnnuns slnes
WaHsperpalterS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28

10 unrs9t bat, absr CT bat mir seripre&s
mlRs. bab lie en- nsuss Gitsm. ohns Welb'
tsht i4inbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28

DIE ~fslnitsn GIudaib,lten Der Stabi.
9isfsst bic DHIs bss ,MoHsnblatt''.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
Electric BittcrS.

Electrict Bitters is medicine
suited for any season, but per-
haps more generally needed
when the languid, exhosted
feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the
need Of a tonic and Alternative is
felt. A prompt use of this
medicine has often averted long
and perhaps fatal bilious fever.
No medicine will act more surely
in counteracting and freeing the
system from the malarial poison.
Headache, Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Dizziness yield to
Electrict Bittcrs. SOC. and
Sl.0O per bottle at W. c Shows
Drug Store.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
THE BATESVILLE AND EVE
MING SHADE ROAD
LEAGUE,

An enthusiastic meeting Of the
Batesville and Evening Shade
Road League was held at Cave
City last Tuesday. A number Of
leagues were represented and the
sentiment was unanimous that
the road would be built, All
necessary steps were.taken to put
every thing in shape for work.
A resolution was passed calling
upon the sub-leaguo to proceed
with the subscription lists and
as soon as fifty days work is
subscribed by any sub-league the
executive committee will proceed
to locate the work to be done
and send the road supervisor to
direct it's construction, the work
to be done within the bonnds Of
the league. A resolution passed
authorizing the executive COM
mittoes Of sub league to employ
any member Of the league to
solicit subscriptions, the time
he is employed in the work to be
allowed Us q credit on his sub
scription. Also a resolution was
offered by Hon. j. B, McCaleb
and adopted by q unanimous
vote that the solicitor Of any
league who secures the largest
number of days work be allow
cd as premium $500 to be paid
by the general league when the
work is done, 1t is hoped that
all differences which has hereto
fore existed as to the location Of
the road between Batesville and
Miller's Creek will be settled at
once, and all parties will work in
harmony, Theo, MaXlield made
u statement as to the whole mat
ter which should bo satisfactory
to all and the difference those
should no longer be u drawback
to the organization Of leagues,
For lack Of space we cannot
give many portIculars& ''N the
names Of many who ANA ioNrt
in this meeting, B y
we will greet you ~.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
F. M. COX.
S. W. Register.
j. j. Estes.
j. L. Overton.

An exchange says: "a ciga-
rotto is u roll of paper, tobacco
and drugs, with a small fire at
one end and a large fool at the
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ments are condensed nightmare,
fits, cancer Of the lips and
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spinal meningitis, funeral pro-
cessions and families shroudod in
gloom. There are plenty of sub
iects left however, who are will
ling to undergo trials of such n
trivial nature for the sake of put
ting on u certain amount Of
STYLE"