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SHBNAND O AH. PA., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1S91.
ONE CENT
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The Evening Herald.
AIiIj THE NEWS FOll ONE CENT.
Hm n larger circulation In Buenandoah than
any other paper published. Circu
lation books open to nil.
Aooldontnllj- Shot Ills Mother.
LonpoH, Nov. 10. Thomas Beeves,
on Englishman who recently arrived at
Ivamonl from Nv Orlmmd. hronrVif. I
home with hlin h ravolvor. When hU
mother and other relatives called to see
him, HeoroB displayed the revolver as an
Amorioan curiosity. The mother un-'
fortunately Inspected the weapon too
closely, and it oxplodod, Injuring hor
fatally. Heeves is wild with grief.
Duui l'edro ltcudy to lloturn
PAMS, Nov. 10. Tho nowspapers hero
say that Brazil has boon officially noti
fied that tho Ex-emperor Dorn Pedro has
mado a Btateinont that ho is ready to re
turn to Brazil, having seen with pro
. found grief, tho tendencies of tho couutry
I to dlsmeuibormeat, if the nation wlsho3
him to raturu, and desires his presence
among thorn.
Conductor Sold for 840,000.
FlUHKLiN, Pa., Nov. 10. MUlor &
Sibley, proprietors ot Prospect Hill
Stock Farm, sold to Charles and Frank
lin Ilidguly of Springfield, I1L, their
great Electioneer colt Conduotor for
$35, 000 cash and ten reserved services.
As the horse will command a stud fee
of $500, tho price paid for him is oqulva-
gient to $4u,uuu.
CoNooim, N. II., Nov. 10. A rumoi
nas reaouoa nero 10 mo oiroct that thj
Sandwich Savings Bank, at Sandwich,
has closed Its doors. lion. Jumos O.
Lyford, one of tho Stato Bunk Commis
sioners, Bald, when questioned, that it 1
likely that thu bank is closed perma
nently. Ho said that tho bank was one
of the smallost in the State, and its de
positors would lose vory little, if any.
Other batiks in tho State were in no way
affected by tho failure-.
l'anlo on the Vlenua llourso.
Vienna, Nov. 10. A wild panto oo
curred on the VIonna Bourse as a consequence-
of the remarks of Kaiser Francis
Joseph to the Polish Deputy, Jaworskl,
Intimating that tho recont Russian loan
had strengthened that nation's ability
for war. With a view to strengthen tho
financial onivl'M'-a of tho monarchy,
sovorely taxed by warlike preparations,
tho AustriauJIIlnistrj- Is considering a
proposal to monopolize for the govern
ment the sale and production of tobacco
and spirits.
A fino stock of guns and amunition for
fttlo cheap at Max Reese's. 1 0-2-1-tf
Best work done at Bronnan's stoam
laundry. Everything whito and spotless.
tains a spocialty. All work guar
CENTS PEE YAED FOE
n good home-made rugcnri-ot.
It is ono of those xlra heuvy
camels, made of the best vain
and clean raps. Finest line of Velvet
Brussel and Ingrain C'arptts In 8b.cn
andoah at
C. D. FRICKE'S CARPET STORE.
TBI' BBBBSBMBKV
WE OLABI THAT TKEEE AEE
NO BETTER GOODS !
IN THE MAEKET
OTTIR,
Choice Creamery Butter Iresh every other day
Jiancy Bloater Mackerel. Large and Fine. New No. 1
Lacherel White and Fat.
from atrt ana stems, jsest jutnee Meat made oj vest
materials. line Table Syrtip strictly pure goods.
New Orleans Halting Molasses. Chipped Beef.
J"U"ST regbiyed
Another lot ot RIVERSIDE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
and OLD TIME GRAHAM FLOUR Fresh Ground.
Also another car of Best Patent MINNESOTA FLOUR.
Equal to anything in the market.
NORTHWESTERN DAISY" uincle . ot lUitiuceota
Wheat gives satisfaction. Bakes well.
Oil Cloths arc selHntr freely, Nice patterns. All
prices. Two yards wide lrom 50 cents up.
DR. M'QLYNN'S REPLY.
He Ilefers to tho Pope's Letter and Cre
ate, n Sensation.
New York, Nov. 10. Dr. Edward Mo
Glynn addressed a lame audlenco at
Cooper Union last night on tho admis
sions made by tho Pope In his rocont let
tor on the condition ot labor, and In con
clusion, made the following remarks,
which created A sonsatton among his
hearers:
t "I Intended on next Sunday to talk
nbout tho romodlos proposed by the
Pope. But som'ethlng sorlous has hap
pened during the wook. gjThe news
papers, by aid of tho press associations
and on tho authority of tho Archbishop
of the Diocese of New York and what he
has alleged to have recolvod in a letter
from tho Propaganda, hare made me the
subject of a groat deal of attention I
am not sorry, howevor, that tho mattor
has again boon preclpltatod. I shall
coma proparod on Sunday next to say
what I have to say.
" I nm the ' unfrocked priest ' and on
certain conditions can got my frock
book. Istlllhavo my frock, so that Is
not true. I use It as a dressing gown
nt homo. It is my own nnd I paid for
it, and if nn attomnt was mado to take
it away from me I could say, I defy
you unuor tno American nag.
"It It bad thoolosrv to oall mo an ox-
priest. According to strict theology I
am to bo a priost for all eternity,
whothor in heaven or in hell. If I wore
called to Home I could wear my old
frook or buy a now ono and no one could
say mo nay. But I will not anticipate.
1 will come next week with the retrao
tion I nm prepared to make."
QJWlth these defiant words the excom
municated priost bade his hearers good
nigut amid deafening applnuso.
MURDERER ALMY'S TRIAL.
Ho Will Prolmlilj bo Tuken to l'ljmoutli.
If. If., This Evening.
Plymouth, N. II., Nov. 10. The
counsel of Murderer Almy, Hon. A.
Burleigh, says he does not know when
Almy will bo brought hero, as tho
mattor rested entirely with High Sheriff
nrignnm. no added that the detente
would produce several witnesses at tho
trial, but refused to say how many.
Deputy Sheriff lloOoy Is of the oplu
Ion that Almy will arrive here shortly
after 11 vo this afternoon and be taken to
tho court houso, where he will remain
during the trial. Everything is prac
tically In' readiness tor the trial.
A Gang of Salo Ulowers Arrested.
Ciiioaoo, Nov. 10. Tho largest and
.... . . w. i. i.u.i uiau-
Izod gaug of safe blowers nnd jail break
ers suumi in buucicy-s nistory was mado
last night. Thlrteon men were arrostod
In tho basement at the Qault House,
corner of Clluton and West Mudlson
MtrAAtM. Jiml tlila nnnitiaii ...an ........l..-
mentod by tho arrest ot six mora in a
tuuiu Hb UU Vv OHb JUCKSOU Street.
Two of tho men arrested aro wanted for
ureasiug tno St. Louis Jail.
I'uylnc thu Sueur Ilauuty Slowly.
New Orleans, Nov. 10. Tho work of
paying the sugar bounty on sugar pro-
uucou in iouisiuna is going on slowly,
only $102,550 having been provided for
thus far. Of this $S2,7s!3 goes to one
piantor, Lieon uouehaux. Home of tho
sugar manufactured by the old fash
ioned open kettlo system is found to
fall below tho 80 per cent, limit, and
wm, mereiore, receive no bounty.
New Clean Currants Free
BOROUGH ITEMS
GLEANINGS BY THE LOOAL
CORPS OF REPORTERS.
WHAT THE SCRIBES SEE AND HEAR
Rov. Powick, of tho Mothodist
Episcopal Church of Town,
Dehveres Anothor Ablo
and Interesting Sormon.
Tho 6eryicos at tha Motbodist Episcopal
church Sunday woro of tnoro tbau ordi
nary Interest. Tho pastor announced that
at tho Eccumenlcal Conferenco of Metho
dism ncently hold at Washington tho
present week was Bet apart as a day of
prayor to God fur tho outpouring ol tho
lb ly Spirit upon tho church. After urg
ing tho peoplo to observo tho week as mch
he announced as his text John XVI-M and
II Thees. 1-12. "Ho shall glorify mo: for
II9 shall receive of mino and shall shew It
upon you. That thu name of our Lord
Jesus Christ may be glorified in you and
ye in Him." Thero is a community of
intorest between tho Lord Jesus and his
belioving children. They "havo follow
ship'1 that is partnership with each othor
tbey are "laborers together." Tlioy are
mutually concerned in tho interests of ono
another: wo in promoting hi9 glory on
earth and ho in promoting ours in heavon.
Too often wo are rnoro concerned for tho
profits of the partnership than with its ob
ligations. Some people in. tho world like
some of tho Thessalrnians seem to think
that tho chief obligation of God's peoplo is
to fold thoir arms and merely wait for tho
Lord's return that they may bo glorified
with him. His second advont is a vory
precious doctrino and very full of comfort.
but if it ii to bo of any comfort to us we
must do something to "hasten" it by holy
living and active working as well as patient
waiting. Tho spiritual slotbfulness which
waits for tho gospel to domonstruto its in
efficiency, and the moral cowardico which
grounds tho realization of its hopes upon
universal wreck and rnin nro foreign to the
spirit of htm who said : "I am not
ashamed of tho gospol of Christ lor it is tho
power of God unto salvation to every ono
that bolievetb." Christ must bo glorified
in us It wo aro over to bo glorified in him.
And he is glorified in us when ho is on-
throned as tho Lord of our affections
wbou it is as truo of us as it was of Paul :
"To mo, to livo is Christ and todioisgain."
Tho exhibition of our faith and lovo in
obedience to his commands resignation to
his will earnest toil in his vineyard telf
donlal and crossbearing tho building of
churches tho founding of hospitals tho
sending of missionaries instructing tho
erring reclaiming the wandering and sav
ing tho lost thoBO glorify osus, and must
end in our being glorified in him. The
Holy Spirit glorifies Josus la interpreting
to us His truth and in working In us that
which is well pleasing in His bight. Herein
is my Fathor glorified, that yo bear much
fruit. The sormon in the evening was on
"Laying up Treasures is Heavon." Just
as tho congregation was about to bo dis
missed several persons aroso for prayor and
upon the invitation being given nine per
sons camo to the altar to givo themselves
up to God. In view of this, services wero
announced for this evening.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.
Tho Uest Salvo in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively euros Piles, or no payment required.
It is guaranteed to givo porfoct satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For salo by O. II. Hagcnbuch.
Bald at a "Wedding.
There was a Polish wedding in tho First
ward Saturday night nnd tho fostivitics
wero continued all day yestorday. The
neighbors finally tired of tho violin
squoaks, jumping and shouting and, upon
complaint of Michael Graham, 'Squire
JUonaghan had tho place raided. Fiftoen
men woro arrosted, but woro roleased upon
paying costs and promising good behavior.
Strength and Health.
If you are not fooling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. If "La G-ippe" has
left you weak and weary, uso Electric Bit
ters. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gontly aiding thoso
organs to perform their functions. If you
aro afflicted with Slek Uoadache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. Ono trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Largo bottles only COc. at O. H. Hagon
buch'e Drug Stcao.
Hotel For Kent,
Tho hotol property at Lakosido Park
(East ilahanoy Junction) for tho year 1802.
No ono but an experienced hotol man noed
apply. For particulars, etc., apply to O.
A. Kelm, Shenandoah, Pa. 11-10 tf
Burchlll'a Restaurant.
Charles Buichill It now located at corner
of Main and Coal streets, Shonandoah,
Itogular meals, at popular prices, sorvod
any timo. Ladles' dining and refreshment
rooms attached. 0-14-tf
Coroners' Juries.
EutTon Hkiulds I have always be
lieved, and do yet, that Intelligence should
load the van in tho natno of humanity
Lot Intelligence load in this question also
How mnny of our deputy ouronors aro
thoro to-day holding nffioo who may be
"qualified to fill tho offico," but who have
not the remotest idea about a coal mino, or
its workings? Jurors who aro soloctod tt
find an intelligent verdict "under oath" aro
genorally men who, never in their lives
wero down in a coal miae, or traveled f t
gloomy passagpf; and to them such tortus
as pillars, broasts, monkey gangways,
slants and top splits, elo , aro like so much
Grook. But thoro Is anothor evil and, 1 r
my humblo opinion, it (hould bo promptlj
changed by legislation, is that witnesies
who aro compelled "according to law" to
appear boforo a coroner's jury to give
evidence nceivo no compensation fjr thi-
same. This is a burning shamo to tho men
who havo reprosonlod tho sons of toil in
this Commonwealth for tho last forty years
Anothor ovil is tho gossip of tho street:
That, in a mnjorlty of cases, tho juror
only rccoive fifty conts for their sorvicee,
while thu law allows tho magnificent sum
of ono dollar. Why this discrimination?
Your humble servant would liko to be in
formed. And, among tho many othor ovils
that exist, is tho difficulty in trying to Had
an honest and intelligent verdict. I am ot
tho opinion that the ( fllco of a company.
or Individual, is not a suitablo place to
hold an inquest in. Tho coronor should
h Hve a proper offico tor such purposes.
candidly bolievo that if nn effort was made
to rectify somo of tho ovils that oxist in tho
coal field it would bo satisfactory to all
parties concerned. I shall endoavor to
suggest a remedy in my noxt.
An Old Miner,
Shenandoah, Pa., Nov. 10, 1691.
A fino stock of guns and amunition for
salo cheap at Max lieofo's. 10-24-tf
At Ferguson's To-night
Tbo Baldwin-Melville aro tho attraction
announcod at Ferguson's theatro for tho
entiro wcok commencing to-night. They
open their engagement in Bartley Camp
bell's comedy ontitled "Galloy Slave."
The to will bo an entire chango of pro
gram mo each performance Tho pro
gramme for tho'woek wilf.bo selected irom
tho following popular plays: "Galley
Slave," "Two Orphans," "Lynwood,"
"Well's Fargo Messenger " "Danitos,"
"East Lynne," "Queon's Evidonco."
Each piny is a novelty not only in namo
but in fact brim full of music and comedy
as an extra 'inducement. Ladies will bo
ndmittod froo to-night if accompaniod by n
person with n paid ticket. Admission 10,
20 and 30 cents. Scats now on salo.
Revival Service.
Uevival service to-night at tho Methodist
Episcopal church, at half past sovon.
Not Acnulttod.
Michael, alias Mickey, Wolfb, who was
tried at l'ottsvillo on Friday for stealing
overalls lrom a town merchant, whs not
acquitted, as reported on Saturday. He
was sentonced to pay a fino of $5, tho cost
rostore tho property, and sorvo two years'
imprisonment.
Buy Keystone flour. Bo careful that tho
namo Lkssiq & Co., Ashland, Pa., is
printed on evorv sack. 3-3-3taw
JuoU Glasiooclt's Lucky find.
Wheeling, W. Va., Nov. 10. While
Jack Glasscock, tho shortstop of last
season's Now York team, was excavat
ing for the foundation of a new residence
at North.Front nnd Maryland streets, he
unoarthed on old oyster can containing
$2,000 la gold and sliver coin and moldy
greenbacks.
1hu1 Is Insane.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10. John P. Paul,
who jumped hla ball In Chicago, was
arrested hero lust night. He acted In a
peculiar manner and a committee of
police surgeons who examined him,
pronounced him insane. Ho was com
mitted to the county hospital.
Cunndiuus to Visit Huston.
Boston, Nov. 10. Wilfred Lturier,
loader of the Opposition iu tho Canadian
Parliament, will arrive iu Boston to
morrow, bringing with him 150 Montreal
men ot prominence.
NEW YORK NEWS IN BRIEF.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, jr., of New York, yester
day. William G. Sohenck, proprietor of tho
Wostmiustor Hotel, Now York, died yes
terday ot heart failure His death was
sudden and unexpected.
George F. Kills, aged 00, an employe
of tho Hudson River Itallrond Company,
at West Albany, has been missing from
that place for over a week.
State Senator Gilbert A Deane is
critically ill nt his home in Copako.
Last week ho hud u stroke of apoplexy,
and yestorday a consultation ot doctors
was held.
Eov. Dr. Charles A. Brlggs preached
yesterday In New York 011 the Middlo
State, to the congregation of the West
Presbyterian Church. Ho said that im
mediate uanotitloatlon at death h did
not bolluvo lu.
Try it. for It never disappoints. Dr. Hull's
CouKhByrup. Atalldealeis. rrloe IS cents a
bottle.
Four tintypes for 26 cents, at Dabb's. ti
THE RAMBLER !
A COLUMN OF PITHY AND
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
GLEANINGS WHILE RAMBLING.
A String of Sploy and Interesting
Paragraphs Based Upon the
Doings' of tho Day Queer
People and Happoninga.
Few pooplo in town saw tho eclipse last
night. Their sight was oollpsod by the
clouds.
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Whilo strolling about town yesterday 1
met somo people who had not tho romotesl
iJoa of the nature of an eclipse. I do not
cxairgorato when I say thoro are somo, or
woro some, who beliovo, or beliovod, that
an oclipso was, or ii, a huntor's bonanz t,
Ono man asked mo what kind of shot was
required fur it. Another man thought it
was inBomo way connected with tho electric
railway aud wanted to know whether it
would bo stuck on top of tbo poles, or put
on tho rails. Another man Innocently
inquired if an eclipse looked liko a ground
hog.
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Those who failed to seo the ccllpso;lat
night will not havo an opportunity to wit
ness ono from thoso parts until 199. But
whilo wo will not bo ablo to witness an
eclipse in tho heavons for somo years to
oomo, wo havo tho consolation of having
ono at our vory doors on oarth. A gang
of Italians started in this morning to oclipse
all doubt as to whothor tho electric railway
will bo built. Tho oclipso Is dlscorniblo
from tho Turkey Run switch of tho P. &
It. railroad and a viow of tho Wm. Ponn
brcakor is shadowed by the vigor jus movo
monts of about sixty horny-handed sons of
toil.
I wonder if Manager Forguson will givo
his patrons tho benefit of comic opora this
season 7 Ho is getting into a rut. It may
be true, as somo tell mo, that coroio opora
companies will not book at tho opora houso
on account of tho low porcentsgo allowed
by Mr. Forguson, but I hardly think that
is the real cause. Mr. Forguson Bhould bo
willing to sacrifice a littlo if thero is a pop
ular demand for comic opera.
It is hoped that tho cxamplo sot by tho
laying of tho stono pavomont about tho
Egan property at tho cornor of Main and
Contro slroots will bo followed by othor
property holders. It is ono of tho beet nnd
most substantial pavomonts in tho town and
just tho kind that onhances tho value of
properly.
Tho Ashland newspapers havo not given
up tho idea of getting tho froa mail do
livery system. I wish thorn success. Thero
is no greator blossing fi-r a town and I am
sure that Shenandoah would rebol if
obliged to part with it.
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Ashland will not find it as difficult to in
troduce tho system as Shenandoah did.
The former town has but few Polish or Hun
garian residents. In taking a census of tho
peoplo who wished to havo their mail de
livered horo many of tho Huns and Poles
rofusod to givo thoir names, bolloving that
tho census wns a dodto to get thoir names
on tho tax duplicate. But they havo slnco
out-grown that boliof,
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Tho chango was brought about by disap
pointment when tho carriers delivered
mail nt the housos of neighbors, but iailod
to givo them away.
It is reportod that tho P. & R. O. & I,
Co. will abandon its jig houeo noar Maha
noy City and put up jigs at each of IU col
liorios. The movo would bo a saving ono
for tho company nnd at tho samo timo givo
employment to an increased forco of men.
It is said that good servant girls aro
scarco in tho town. I do not think this
statomont is strictly correct. I do boliovo
that good servant girls aro wary and that
oertaln families havo mado them so. Whilo
all servant girls aro not augols, it is cqualiy
truo they do not find all households
heavons. Civility between mistress and
servant should be mutual. A mistress who
"sizes up" a servant as a mino inulo nnd
treats her as such can never hopp to secuio
an ideal.
To Close To-night
Tbo fair in Bobbins' opera bouse, under
tho auspice of tho Phoanix Fire Company,
will close to-night with a grand ball. Tho
fair will bo re-opened at tbo same placa on
Decomber 17th, next.
Now Wall Papor for 1802.
A splendid selection, embracing all tho
latest colors and designs, at prices lower
than ovor. Large line of parlor patterns,
Thoso cheap 25o wiudpw ijiades, with spring
fixtures, cannot b wiualled. Call at Mel.
let's, 22 East Centre rtreet,
Bhould Read It.
Ladies should read Morgan's Ttaroaln
Bazar now advertisement In to-day's Issuo,
PERSONAL.
C. T.Straughn spent Saturday veninr In
I'oltsvillo.
George Johnson, of Morea, spent Satur
day in t wii.
T. H. Beddall, Kq., attended oourt at
I'ottsville to-diy.
Mrs. William PIiIUIls return! from
dcrantm on Saturday.
J. It. Coylo and S. G M. Hollopeter,
Eq9.,trai.sK!ted legal business at I'otuvilla
to-day.
Harry .Mellon left town this mcrning for
Philadelphia, where ho will take a position
in a drug store.
A Little Girl's Experience in a
Lighthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott Bre koeners
of the fiov. Lighthouse at Sand Biach,
.Mich., nnd nro blessed with a daughter.fmr
years old. Lat April she was taken down
with M ei9 1 os, followed with a dreadful
cough and turning into a Fever. Doctors
nt homo and at Detroit treated her, but in
vain, she grow worse rat idly, until sho was
a mero "handful of bones." Then sho
tried Dr. King's Now Dljcovtry nnd after
tho uso of two and a half bottles, was com
pletely cured. They sny Dr. King's New
Discovory is worth its weinht in gold, yot
you may got a trial bottle free at C. H.
Hagenbuch's drug store.
Stationary packages, 0 and 10 oents each,
at Max Reese's. tt
And He's Right, Too
Mnnager Forguson in a recent conversa
tion gave yent to hie iindignation, at whnt
ho torms "tho nck" of tho fly-by-night
theatrical snap, which try to securo time at
his houso, and bo Lhook his head as ho said
"nomorofor me, I'm tirod; I'll know
thoy'ro right or they don't got in j this town
is good enough for tho best only." Ho
certainly has n fino list of attra'tioni
booked, somo abovo tho nvorage j ho feo's
highly elated nt securing tho gront Now
York success, "Sho Couldn't Mnrry
Threo," which will nppcar horo for ono
night during tho noxt few wooks.
Lano's Family Modiclno
Movos tho bowols each day. Alost pooplo
neol to uso it.
To Buy a Now Team.
William Donahue, driver for tho Colum
bia Hoso Company of town, loft this morn
ing for Selinearovo to securn a now tnnrn
ol horses rocentiy purchased by tho com
pany. 'I ho old team is to bo sold.
Donahue will arrive horo with the h
to-morrow night, or Wodnesday morning.
Hero's a Flyor.
Engine No. 61 was turnel out of tho
Wenthorly shops last week for passenger
sorvico on tho Lehigh Valley railroad. On
Saturday afternoon the ongino was tested
and in makine tho run from Ponn Haven
to Black Creek, with orders for a clear
track, it mado a milo in 02 seconds. The
ongino pulled ono car and wa9 in chargo of
Superintendent A. P. Blnkslee, John
Brill, engineer j Osoar Klecknor, fireman:
J. P. Schlior, conductor; John Staploton,
baggage master s and Milt. Billmnn, brskc
man. Gratifying to All.
Tbo high position attained asd tbo uni
versal accoptanco and approval of tho
ploasant liquid fruit remody.Syrup of Figs,
as tho most excollotit laxative known, ii
lustrato tho valuo of tho qualities on which
its success is based and nro abundantly
gratifying to tho California Fig Sprup Co.
Omega Assembly,
Tho Omega Social Club of Mahnnov
City, wil hold a November Assembly on
Thursday evening, 2Glh Inst, Musio will
be furniabo-J by Walbridgo'B full orchestra.
Invitations bnvo boen sont to all parts of
tho county, many coming to town. '
A Kind Friend.
Is what tlicv call lli .t Fnranui Rnlr. K1
Flag Oil, It quickly curus Itheuuiutlsm,
fcuruUia, Cut, llrnlte, Ilurns,Horea nud ull
pain. It Is good for mauorbettst. ascents.
AtKlrlln's drugstore.
Good Aorobats.
Tho Brothers L' court, who cavo an
acrobatic performance at tho Phcenix fair
Saturday night surprised the large audienco
and deserved the rounds of nnulause tbov
reoeived. In tumbling, high kicking nnd
oentortiou acts they aro as olever as any
ever seen in the town.
Umbrel las
Given Away.
With four pounds of
CALIF Baking Powder,
we'll givo you a beau
tiful aioria Cloth Um.
brolla. Guaranteed fast
color and as good a
you can buy anywhere
for $1.50.
Baking Powder warranted
goou or mouny lofuudul.
GRAF'S,
No. 122 North Jardin Str