VOL. VI.--NO. 223.
SHEST AKD O AH. PA.. "WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1891.
ONE CENT.
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Republican State Ticket.
AUnilOIt OUXliHAL:
Gen. DAVID MoMURTIUE GREGG
8TATJS TllEASVltBIli
Capt. JOHN .W. MORRISON.
Veltgatea-at'Jaroe to the Conatttuttonal
convention:
.. S. Ii. SHIELDS, ISAIAH 0. WEAK,
WM. I. SCIIAPFEH, HERMAN KKEASIEK
IXJOIS W. HALL,
FRANK ItEEDER,
II. O. M'CORMICK,
J. II. rOMEROY,
JOHN CESSNA,
WM. B. ROGERS,
M. Ii. KAUFFMAN,
H. M. EDWARDS,
GEO. S. SCHMIDT,
OYIIUS ELTJF.lt,
JOHNS. LASII1IE,
JAMES Ii. BROWN,
JOHN ROBERTS, T. V. l'OWDERLY.
County Ticket.
Judge Hon. D. U. Green.
Sheriff Benjamin Smith.
Jury Commissioner Maj. William
Clark.
Poor Director George ITeffner.
Unexpired Term Harry H. McGlnnis
Conatltutlonnl Convention litlegatcs.
ROBERT ALLISON, Port Carbon.
S.1HIRD EDWARDS, 1'otUvllle.
JOHN J. COYLE, Mafaauoy City.
Ruskln Studying Art.
Such a lover of art is John Buskin
that ho often adopts novel methods of
' studying artistic ofTects. On one
ocaslon ho astonished tho waiter at
la hotel by calling for hulf-a-dozen
bottles of champagne.- They woro
brought,, and tho man was ordered to
pour out slowly tho contents of ono bot
tlo Into a deep plato, whllo Busltfn sat
and watched attentively tho foam of
tho offorvesclng wine. When it hod
nearly subsided, another bottlo was
poured out In tho same manner; fizzing
and bubbling, tho wlno made its way In
to another plato, and tho great art
crltlo still sat watching keenly tho re
sult Ono bottlo after another, until
tho wholo six wcro exhausted, was
poured forth in O1I3 way, and then
Buskin, turning to tho waiter, mode
him a present of the wine, advising
blm, with a touch of his own quaint
dry humor, "nottodrlnk it all himself."
Llko tho famous painter who sat all
ono day throwing pebbles into tho
"water, and marklnff tho ripples thev
inado on its surface, Ruslrin had beon
taking an art-lesson from tho efferves
F cencq of tho champagne at all this ex-
penso of tlmo and monoy.
4 Oa another occasion ho engaged n
. 1 &md of tho best musicians from Lon
Ai 1jM0Q n great expense, and mado thorn
CENTS PER YARD FOE
n good home-made rag carpet.
It is ono of those xlra heavy
carpets, mudoof the best ynm
mid clean rafs. Finest Hue of Velvet
Bnissel ami Iugraln Carpets la Bhen
undoah at
C. D. FRICKE'S CARPET STORE.
HIGH GRADE GOODS!
Do yon want a strictly
WHEAT HOUR? If you
Fancy New Process BucJcioJieat Hour as - tho VERY
FINEST in the MarJtet. Ash
"Riverside Buckwheat Elonr I "
Just received a new lot
jcttEL. Tlte Best -we Ituvc liatl
x mackerel. Medium size White and Pat.
Our first Invoice or New Trout is now open. New
Currants, llulsliis, Citron and Lcuiou Peel. Try our new
Cleaned Currants. Free from dirt and stems. Ready for
immediate use.
Our BEST MINCE MEAT
keep no Common Brands,
Our "NORTHWESTEBN DAISY" is'jnade oj it.
Best Grade of Minnesota Wheat. It is easily BaJted
and yields MORE and BETTER BREAD than ordin
ary Hour. It is sold AT THE SAME PRICE .AS
ORDINARY HOUR.
Try "Old Time" white Wheat GRAHAM Hour.
wnilo no compared tho rhythm ol tho
trained music of man and tho untrained
melody of nature. Flo Is so tnuch in
fluenced by Impulse that his eccentric
ities might bo put down as tho result of
something akin to madness by thoso
who do not know hlmi but his Impulses
aro nil In tho right direction, and tho
outcome of a kindly heart
Hearing One's Solf.
"It is a singular thing," says a phy
sician, "that a man does not hoar hla
own voice exclusively through hU cars.
The prevalenco of throat deafness is a
proof to tho layman of tho connection
botweon tho ears and throat, and this
Inability to hear ono's self speak Just as
others hear us Is another instance In
somo pooplo this peculiarity Is very
marked, and In my oaso, if I spoak Into
a phonograph and lot tho machine
grind out tho sounds again, I don't
rccognlzo tho volco at all. In regard
to singing, tho varying ability to hear
ono's solf with tho cars plugged up
with cotton makes itself evident, for
whllo ono member of a chorus will only
hear tho blended harmony, or discord,
another will hear littlo boyond his or
her own voice, and mako occasional
bad breaks in consequence. I know a
man who used to sing a very fair bari
tone, but whoso volco is now only
adapted to tho weakest falsetto. Yet
ho doesn't realize tho change, and I bo-
lieve ho v oncstly thinks ho sings as
well as over. This apparent impossi
bility may bo a dispensation of Prov-
ldcnco to prevent mon with exceptional
ly ugly voices being driven to suicide."
Remarkable Growth.
Tho growth of the Argcntlno repub
lic In tho past thirty years has been re
markable. According to recent statis
tics tho population of tho ropubllc is
now 4,000,000, as against 1,350,000 In
1601. Thoro aro now 7,000,000 acres
under cultivation whoro In 1801 thero
were 400,000, and whllo In that year
thoro wero but eighteen miles of rail
road in tho country thoro aro now over
8,000 miles in operation and 0,000 moro,
including the great transcontinental
route, in course of construction. Tho
public dobt has grown pretty vigorous
ly, too, however. It has Increased from
617,000,000 to 8013,000,000.
Buoklon's Arnica Salve.
Tho Best HaIvg In tho world for fTiitjt
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Bait ltheum, Fever,
Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChllDlalns
Corns, nud all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cares Files, or no pay required. It Is guar
anteed to elve perfect satisfaction, or inonev
refunded. Price 25 centB rer box. For sale
oy u. ii. iiagenoucu.
Alwnys go to Coslott's, South Main
stroot, for your prime ovstors. 8-22-tf
A Surprise.
Keep your oyo on this local. Koagoy,
tho photographor, will have his now open
ing in a fow days and will have something
interesting that will surprise tho pooplo. If
Stationary packages, 5 and 10 cents each,
at Max Keoso 8. . tf
choice article of BUCK
do we recommend our
far
of LARGE M.O ATEIt MACK-
this season. Also New No.
is the Best we can buy. We
BORODGHJTEMS
GLEANINGS BY THE LOCAL.
CORPS OP REPORTERS.
WHAT THE SCRIBES SEE AND HEAR
Tho Glrnrd Trust Now on a Tour
Through tho Coal Region and
Will bo Here To-morrow.
Collieries Visited.
Tho Board of Directors of City Trusts to
tho Girard Estato in Schuylkill and Ool
umbla countios is now on a tour through
this region. Tho members loft Philadel
phia, via tho 1'. & B. B at 4:30 yostorday
nflernoon and arrived at Hazloton at 8:25
p. m. At 8 o'clock this morning thoy loft
Ilazicton, via thoL. V. B. B., and arrived
at Park Placo at 8:40. Carriages woro
takon to tho farms on tho Joseph Evans
and Thomas Davidson tracts, Brndon-
vllle, and uftor a brief stay thoro tlio di
rectors drovo to town and mado connoc
tion with thoir palaco car at tho L. V. B. B.
depot at Ono o'clock. Tho Lost Crook
reservoirs woro next visited and then the
directors wont to tho Hammond and liar-
riion collieries. After dining at Girard
villo the directors started eastward again,
stopping at Pucker collieries No. 2, 4 and 3.
As tho Herald was going to press tho
directors arrived in town and proceeded to
tho Kehloy Bun colliery. Tho echedulo
called for their departure at C:20 for Hazh
ton, whom thoy will remain ovor night
To-morrow tho directors will leavo Hazlo
ton at 8 a. m nrriving hero at 9 a. m. and
proceeding to tho Wm. Penn, Packer Nos,
1 and 5, East Boar Bidge, "West Hear
Bidgo and Girard collieries. Tho Board
will dino at Girardvillo at 12:30 p. m.
morrow, affor which tho Big Mino Bun
plane, North Ashland colliery, Continental
colliery and the piano to the Centralja
drainage tunnel. After taking suppor at
Girardvillo tho directors will loavo that
place at G:19 p. m. for Philadelphia, arriv
ing there at 10:10 p. m.
PERSONAL.
Lew. Grant; of Pottsvillo, was in town
last evening.
Chas. Zuncs, of Pottsvillo, was in town
tho past fow days.
J. Harry Jamos, Esq., spent sovoral hours
in town yesterday.
Senator B, J, Monaghan and wife ro-
turned from their bridal tour last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw'ard Johnson, of Sandy
nun, aro visiting relatives in town.
District Attornoy Koch and his deputy,
A. L. Shay, Esq., woro in town last even
ing.
Ex-County Commissioner Goo. D
Moyor, of Orwigsburg, was in tovn laiit
ovoning and this morning.
Dr. J. S. Callon returned homo last
ovenlug, after having epont the last two
woeks In tho cities of Philadelphia, Balti
more and Washington.
Hail Matters.
Postmastor Colo, of Pottsvillo, has com
pleted tho Inspoction the post offices in this
county.
Tho now letter boxos for goneral uso will
soon bo ready and will cost $1,10 apioco.
Tho farmers want tho free dolivory ex
tended throughout tho farmingcountry.
Postmaster Gonoral 'Wanamakor will
make another effort at tho coming session
of Congress to have Postal Telegraph and
Postal Savings Banks.
It has boon suggested that letter boxos
be attachod to olectrio earn.
If all tho suggestions that will bo mado
to tho department by Postmaster Colo aro
carried out, the facilitios will bo greatly in
creased. As soon as tho olectrio road is completed
and in operation, It is expected tho froo do-
livery will be extended.
Tho stroot letter boxos aro to bo nowly
paintod from greon to rod.
Ladies, if you want fino writing paper
and cnvolopcs to match, call on .Max
Booso. . tf
Birthday Party.
A hirlhdAV nnrtv um hnlrl hv Mlaa T.anu
Herman, of Bowers streot, on Monday
ovenincr. in honor of hflr lfilh birllidav.
Games of all kinds, and singing wero the
pastimes ot tao evening. The following
wore the guets : Miseos Carrio Ploppert,
Llllio Lonhart. Ivatin TTmhanh. CUm
Dabb, Mary Howard, Mamie Herman,
llannan iJradloy, Anna iiopkine, and
Messrs. John Mumhv. Frank Schmlcknr.
John Poff, Fred Engleberger, Chas. and
Albert Herman, Anthony Carl, John
Smith.
Oysters aro in season and the best in tho
market aro at Coslett's. 8 22-tf
Another Robbery.
Tho shop on Markot alloy, near Coal
ftreet, owned by a Polish blacksmith, was
brokon Into nt a late hour on Monday
night and sovoral tools and bar a of Iron
woro stolon. It is believed that tho thieves
wero thn same parties who broke into tho
Zerbey rosldonco at Lost Crook oarly yea-
torday morning.
Legal blanks of all kinds for salo at the
Hkiuld office.
'TIlTt DETItOIT TO till ItAISKD.
A Gnu Iloat Sunk 11 Votrj- For Ilxhlbl
tlon n Ihs World' Fair.
New Yoiit, Oct 81. Tho gun boat
Detroit, of tho Ilriil-.h Navy, which was
was sunk In Lake Erie during tho war
of 1812, when Capt. O. H. Perry won his
famous victory, U soon to bo ralsod Iby
Capt. Michael Carr, of Buffalo, ono ot
tho bast known pilots on the lake and an
oxporioucsd dlvor.Tho boat wlUJbo ex
hibited at the Chicago World'i Fair.
Tho Detroit now lies off Squaw Island
where she was sunk and her whemabouts
aro known to but few. Sho has boen no
hindrance to navigation and probably for
that reason has not boon touched. As
soon as the boat Is put on dry land bIio
will be overhauled and put in presentable
condition.
The Detroit was captalnod by Capt.
Barclay, and was built solely for war.
Sho was pleroad for 18 guns and meas
ured 303 tons. When completed hor
captain said sho was ono of the best
boats on the lakes.
Tho Detroit was pitted against tho
strongest of Capt. Perry's ships tho
Lawrence on Sept. 12, 1812, and only
went down oftor four hours ot awful
fighting. It was on that day that Per
ry's name became famous. Evory com
manding officer ot tho Detroit and their
Boconds wero cither klllod or wounded
bo sevorely as to be unable to keep tho
deck. Tho Detroit had"guns ot four dif
ferent calibers.
WHERE IS LIVKSErT
lie is Wanted to Teatlfy nt the Ilarrls
burir Loglilntlvo Inquiry.
PiTTsrtURG, Pa., Oct. 21. Sorgeant-at
Arms Hutchinson ot tho State Senate
was in tho city looking tor William
Llvesey, the missing ex-oashler ot tho
6tate Treasury, who is wanted In Har
rlsburg to testify In tho Legislative in
vestigation Into tho affairs ot the Audi-tor-Gonoral's
and State Treasurer's
odico.
Sorgeant Hutchinson callodupon Mrs.
Llvosey, the wife ot the missing man,
but was unable to learn anything con
corning his whereabouts. .
Curious Dlacovorjr of KuiujtbIihI Opium.
San Fbancisco, Oct. 21. An Im
portant seizuro ot contraband opium
was made yesterday on tho coastlug
etoamor Lakmo, which had Just arrlvod
In port from Seattle. The discovery of
the cantraband article was mado in a
curious way. Tho customs officers had
searched the vessel without finding any
thing out of tho ordinary, when ono of
tho officers was much struck with n
picture which hung upon tho wall of
the cabin. Ho thought ho would take
It. Ho removed it from tho wall and
was greatly surprised to find a large
cavity In tho wall from which he ex
tracted 172 boxes of tho choicest Chinese
opium.
Attempted Trulu Wrecking.
PirrsnuKO, Oct.21. An attempt was
mado to wreck tho McKoesport and
Belle.Vornon passongor train oa tha
Pittsburg Si Lake Erie Ballroad between
McSIahau and Charlorol Monday night.
As the train was rounding a curve the
engineer noticed an obstruction on tho
track, but stopped boforo reaching It.
Half a dozou largo planks wore found
across tho track. Had tho train beon
running at a high rato of spaed a bad
accidont would probably have resulted.
Detectives aro searching for the mis
creants who placed tho planks on tha
track.
Wliliton to Cnitch tho Williams Toam.
Willi asistow.v, Mass., Oct. 2t. Bob
ert Winston, who so successfully trained
tho Williams Collego football eleven last
year, has arrived horo and will again
have charge of tho toam this season.
Curtis, tho champion walker of England
and Canada, is with him and Is In train
ing for his attompt to break the ono
mllo amateur champion record of tho
world, which will occur next Saturday.
Threw Herself from n Monument.
Baivtimohe, Md., Oct. 21. The man
gled remains of a young woman wero
found at the baso ot the Washington
monument on Mt Vernon placo in the
afternoon. Sho had thrown herself from
tho top of tho shaft which towered 155
feet above her dead body. Tho woman
had evidently meditated suicide. The
remains, weru recognized as those of Miss
Alico Hocht of this city.
Hilled Him. Mr While Hunting.
No rt walk, Conn., Oct. 21. Fllllnl I.
Qulttorrl, 20 years old, a Cuban student
at Whlttack's boarding school la Wil
ton, accidentally shot and killed him
elf yesterday afternoon, while on a
hunting trip. Gultterrl was the son ot
a wealtny Uuban. His famllv hava
been notified.
BuroblU's Restaurant.
Charges Buichlll it now located at corner
of Main and Coal streets, Shenandoah.
Begular meals, at popular price, served
any timo. Ladies' dining and refreshment
rooms attached. 9-11-tf
Phamlx Phalr.
Tho Phconix IIoso Company will hold a
grand fair In Bobbins' opora houeo, com
mencing on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, 1801. It
will bo ono of tho largost and host fairs eyor
hold in this county. 1011-tf
It ts a well known faot that 1'anTlna
Cornell and Consumption Cure lias oured Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds when all ele
railed. 3") and 50 ceutsv Trial bottles Ireo at
Klrlln'u Urus store.
Traffic Delayed.
Tho passeuKor train duo horo at 1:40 p. m.
to-day did not arrlvo until 3:20, haying
bn n hold at Quakako on acccunt of a coal
train being wrecked by tho hi caking of an
axle.
HYMENWAR !
WEDDING AT THE GRANT MAN
SION AT NOON.
MISS BELL GRANT - MARRIED.
Ono of Tax Colloetor Biggins'
Sons to bo Married This Even
ing Miss Crawsbaw's Wed
ding" To-morrow.
Miss iBabollo Leo Grant was married at
high noon to-day to Mr. Edward O. Powlos,
of Orange. N. J. Tho coromony was per
formed at the residence of the bride's
mothor, on West Osk street, Bov. Dr. Boll,
of tho Pottsvillo Presbytorian church of
ficiating. Tho parlors and other apartments of tho
houso woro claboratoly decorated for tho
occadon and prosontod a magnificent ap
pearance Tho servico was of a privato charactor,
only relatives and intlmato friends of the
contracting parties being prosont.
Tho bridesmaids woro Mlses Lena and
Edith Powles, of Orange, N. J., sisters of
tbo groom, Miss Loutrol, of Orango, N. J.,
and Miss Jessio Grant, of town, sister of
tho bride. Tho groomsman was Mr. F. H
Creary, of Orange, N. J. Misses Jean
Grant, of Pottsvillo, and Violot Fiolders,
of town, wore tho flower girls.
After tho coremony a collation prepared
by a prominent Philadelphia caterer was
served, and a rooeptlon followed. Mus c
whs furnishod by the S hoppe orchestra.
Among tho gumta were Mr. and Mn.
Schuyler, Nutley, N. ).; G. O. Bice,
Easton j A. E. Binn, Allontown ; Charles
Wood, Philadelphia; D. Horn, Jr.,
Philadelphia; Goorgo B. Hue. Philadel
phia; William Foster, Philadelphia ; Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. Earlo, New York; Mr.
and Miss Loutrol, East Orango, N. J. j
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castlo, Nutley, N J. j
M8 Lindsloy. Now Uavon, Conn. ; J. F.
Mock, Philadelphia; II. G. Chur, East
Orange, N. J. ; "W. T. Brown, Philadel
phia ; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powles, Orango,
N. J . ; H. F. Ayors, Now York; J. W,
Hyatt and wife, East Orange, N. J.
Tho groom and his brido loft town on tho
4:10 Pennsylvania train for Thiladolphia
and from that placo will start on an ex
tended bridal tour to-morrow. Upon thoir
return thoy will occupy a handsomely
furnished rosidenco in Orango, N. J.
THEY STOLE DOGS.
Throe Well Known Characters in
Troublo Again.
"Wall Noll, Matt. Frthoy and Thomas
McDonald wore bofoio 'Squire 'Williams
last night chargod with ttoaling throe val
uable bull pups from an East Centre street
Polish saloonkeopor. The pups woro stolon
Saturday night and taken to Mt. Carmel.
Thoy wero found thoro by Policoman
Jacob Davis, in tho possession of a man
named Charles Logan. Tbo pups wero
carriod to oight different houses in Mt.
Curraol in tho hope that tho police would
loso trace of them.
Fahoy pleaded guilty and ho and tho
olhor two wore placod under f500 bail for
trial at Pottsvillo. Logan was also arretted
on a charge of receiving stolen property
and ho, too, furnishod $500 bail for trial.
Do you want a situation ?
Do you want help 7
Do you want to sell your business ?
Do you want to sell or exchango real
ostato 1
If to, call on Max Bocse, Shenandoah,
agent for tbo United States Employmont
and Business Agoncy, 41 and 40 Broadway,
Now York.
Waters' Weiss boer la tho best. John A1
Koilly solo agent. 6-5-tf
Two Moro Weddings.
At 5 o'clock this ovoning Mr. Goorgo J.
Higgins, of Shamokin, and Miss Julia M.
Tobin, of town, aro to bo married at tho
Annunciation church. To-morrow aftor
noon Misa Hattio E. Crawsbaw, of town,
and Daniel W. Bodoa, of Mahanoy Plane,
aro to bo married at the rosidonce of tho
bride's mother, on North Jardin stroot.
Full particulars of both events will bo
given In to-morrow's edition of tho Usr
als. Second hand school books bought and
sold at Max lteose's. tf
Hoar Him To-night.
Jordan, tho colorod man who is known
as "Tho Toxai Cyclone" will sing and
speak on tho issues of tho day from a plat
form at tho corner of Mam and Centre
strcots at 7:30 o'clock to-night.
Firo Insuranco,
It is a matter of self-interoet for evory
property holder to insure bis property as
well as his household goods. No man can
toll whon tbo fire llend may destroy his
savings of many years, and thus render him
homeloss. If your proporty la insured by
David Faust, you need have no fear from
such a catastrophe, for ho represents nono
but reliable companies. 10-20-tf
The finest note papor and onvolopos In
tho country at Max Beeeo's. tf
POLITICAL,
It will bo Green.
Don't fail to stay home and vote.
Ben Smith has made a moat oxeellent
d-puty sheriff under no lest than flvo
shorifls, both Bepuhlicons and Democrats.
He is fully qualified to fill the position ho
will be olocted to.
With Heffner and McGinnijs on tho
Poor Board there will be honest business
methods used.
Sinco the Democratic treasurers of sov
oral states havo gono unpunished, there is
not so muoh said about Bardsley.
Let no guilty man eecapo," is the motto
of tho Bepubllcans. Can tho Democrats
say as much.
J. II. Pomeroy, Esq., will poll an un-
umally large vote in this county for delo-
galo at largo to tho Constitutional Conven
tion.
Juflgo Green will be olectod by a very
largo majority.
Soo that your noighbor gets out and voloa
on T-ieeday a week.
Tho first olection under the now law in
this 6tato takes placo next fall.
Bepubllcans, stand firm and givo tho
onomy to undorsland that wo are "in it"
this year.
Tho appointments undor Governor Pat
tison does not give satisfaction, to tha Ba
publicani that votod for him last fall.
Prettiest oil cloth in town at C. D.
Fricke's carpet store. 9-18-tf
The Broom Olub.
Communicated.
West Centre street was in oommotion
this morning. The notes from the horns of
tho butchers wore signals for the mass meet
ing of tho liroom Brigade. Each woman
mado a bow to her neighbor and each
broom was brough to a present arms. Ono
of tho women offered tho following resolu
tions :
lleaohed. That wo tender our profound
gratitudo to our Borough Council for its
leniency and its failuro to enforce tho or
dinance relativo to animals roaming at
larei on our streets.
Ilesolcul, lhatwo extend our hoartfclt
censuro and condemnation to tho said bo.V
for discriminating against us and our sistors
on MBin streot in romoving the sweepings
every Saturday morning on said streot.
lleaohed, That wo prosont our High Con
slab, o with a suit of fur for the abln manner
in which ho has carriod out tho ordinance
relativo to goats, hogs, dogs and other
animals on our stroets day and night.
Jiesolved, That we congratulate tho elec
tric railway company on its onorgy and
pluck in bringing about means for bringing
oilier induslries into our town.
lleaohed, That wo moetoneo a wook until
n roionn takes placo and roport to tho
Herald through
Street Walker.
Boat work dono at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything whito and spotless.
Laco curtains a spocialty. Al! work guar
anteed. Electric Sparks.
Frackvillo and Mahauov Piano will hn
lit up with olectricity by November 1st.
uontraclor Jiborlo, of the S.. M. O.. O.
& A. By., has opened an offlco in Beddall's
building.
Everything is in readiness for a start.
Tho first lot of poles and ties are oxpected
to-nay.
It is oxpocted that tho Ashland
Contralia By. Co., will build thoir road
and oonnect with tho other company.
Ohlldron Enjoy
Tho ploasant flavor, gontlo action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, whon in
neod of a laxativo, and if tho fathor or
mothor bo costivo or bilious tho moat grat
ifying results follow its uso, so that it is tho
best family remedy known and every
family should havo a bottlo.
A Rare Ohanco.
A first class proporty on North Mala
street for salo. Can be had at a fair prico.
Apply to A. J. Gallagher, Muldoon build
ing, cornor Conlre and W oat streets.
10-20 lw
Tho Gurablors Hold.
Eight of tho Polos and Hungarians who
woro arrested whilo gambling in a houso on
West Lloyd street oarly Sunday morning:
woro given a hearing boforo 'Squire Will
iams and each required to furnish 800 bail
for trial at court.
What's belter for a wound than Bnlvntlon
OH? Kcho answers : "What." We answer:
"Nothlnir." "Sosaywo all of us. sosuvwo
all I" Duly 25 cm.
Fou tintypes for 26 cents, at Dabb's. tf
WANT A FISH ?
For Breakfast ?
A Mackoral ?
Wo havo 'cm.
White and fat.
Bright and sweet.
No oil. No rust,
ilb, 5.1b, lib, lilb, 11 lb,
GRAF'S,
No. 122 North Jardin Srm