A small "want" advertisement placed In the, "Herald" will bring more answers to tho advertiser than through any other pa perclrcu -r r n v-iv-v- lntod In tho town A Vl becausolt Is more Ji.ll jyx. X x X generally read. One trial will convince you of this fact, for tho simple reason that the "Her ald" Is read by all tho people of the town. the advertiser than tiirouKh any other pa- mo aavernser than tnrouKh an WANT inieo. in becHijKdt !.. . "lu raviDnp you or tins met. ror the lmpH reason that the "Her mil is roml !v all llio prnplp of the town vol.. msro. m. SHENANDOAH, PA., TITERS DAT, APIilL 21. 1S92. ON IS ( J15NT u V Grand Opening of Fine Dress Goods and Cloaks I , AT WILKINSON'S. We are ready in our new lo cation to show our natrons tlio finest and largest selection of new Uress taoous and .Uauies and Misses' Cloaks ever offered in tliis county. The additional space of our large second floor permits a more extensive dis play of our immense stock, and we especially invite the ladies to call during this and next week, without feeling under the slightest obligation to buy. Vfo mention as special bargains fifty pieces of 38 Inch Serges at 10c, worth 15o; ono caso of yard wide Cashmeres at lSVSc; Bedford cords worth 60o, will be sold at 40o; fifty pieces of Henrietta at 85c, worth Jl ; Black and Colored Dress Silks !B inches wido at $1 per yard, worth (1.33; Sateens in plain col. ors and English llrooados from 13 to37Uo; Silk warp Oloria and Landsdownos in all the new and popular shados. On the second floor we show a grand assortment of Ladies' Capes, Reefers and Blazers, all latest makes and newest colors. VTpalso display a large stock of fine Lace Window Curtains more styles than usual at less than usual prices. Our stock of Whlto Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Gloves, nosiery and Corsets Is tho largest to be found anywhere and prices are always lower than you expect to pay. L. J. Wilkinson, , ' Si;s. praln St., Shennmloah. At Girvm, Duncan and Waid ley's. We will mention to-day a few specialties and household necessities which may, or may not, interest you. Tine Bamboo Easels, from 50cup. " Oak " tl.50. Mat or coat racks, 5o. ' 10c. tt ii spring steel hooks, 15c. Fancy Bracket or Side Lamp. 50o ud. Hholf oilcloth, 8c a yard. BO foot clothes line, IOC, TTT 'i . ' . . ' ' ' we now nave tne nicest as sortment of clothfifi hllsknta all sizes, marked i off regular seaing price. Did you se6 our line of bird catres? You'll do well to InnW at 'em. Nice" Tapaniied' cage irom wo. to Ytc;solKl brass cages, with latest and best iastenings, from 75c up. All kinds of fixtures, such as hooks, springs, caps, baths, etc. Buy one of our "Red Cross" wash boards. Best reversable board now in use. .& South Main' Stredt. The Evening Herald. ALL TUB NEWS FOB ONE CENT. Has a larger circulation In Shenandoah than any other paper published. Circu lation books "pen to all. Ex-GovKKNOlt OAMPBRLIi, of Ohio, will certainly get a place on the Democratic ticket, ns he demands either first pines or no place. Senator Hill claims to be a Jacksonlan Democrat; yet while he was in South Carolina he praised John O. Calhoun to the ukles. Oh, Andy 1 tho Ho- Quay is etlll strong with publicans. Nine out of every ten atten dants at the state convention yester day were admirers of tho Junior Sen ator, purposes, indoed be a wild and Woolley ticket. OFFICIAL P. & R. RAILROAD ORDERS. CHANGES IN THE RUNNING- OP PASSENGER TRAINS. WILL GO INTO EFFEGT ON MONDAY The l'lillailrlplilii nml KcHilliifr J'nssenger Trains Hill be Itun Over the Lehigh, Valley Itatlronil From Town to Tucker Colliery No. S. EADING Kail road changes cf considera bio importance will go into GTect in t tvn noxt Monday. Tho company officially an nounced to-day that common c inn next Monday all passenger trains on is Hhaiin- Col. Woollkv, of Cincinnati, euir- oah branch' wlu levo and arrive at tho gesta Gray, of Delaware, and Holes, of TZlr lowa, ns "matchless" for national abandoned so far as passenger business is Democratic purposes. Thnt would 00ncn""d. ll was thought that something definite regarding the proposed working force of tho company would follow upon tho heels Yesterday's gathering at Harris- f -J .u,,u ,JVi. upi-lB of this announcement, but diligent inquiry to-dny failed to lead to an inkling in that coonoction. This part of tho arrangements is carefully guarded by secrecy and it looks as it tne plans lor tho working force will not bo made known until almost the lust rolnuto. - It is certain. 'however, thnt lhprn will a redurtiorvnf Ihh T,nlittVi, Hchnt then soma ofthe poplo now employed thatltbere will oitber bo' laid off or transferred Mr, Blaine, is the idol of Pennsylvan'a ' lhB v & fre'RDt' depot on Main street n un ' whoroalltbo freight business of both the ivei.uuMuauH, Lflhioh T?i ,j. :n v.. ..... Democratic doctrine.- JNow, what does balance, but it Is quiio likely that tho such combined freight business will make It a Drancn ot the Alain str.oot depot. That there will bo any changes in eithor the Lihigh or Reading schedule on account burg was decidedly a Blaihe assem blage. 'When tho fjreat statesman's name was mentioned tho applause went through the large hall in a tre menuous volume ana continued bo long that business was entirely sus pended. Such a manifestation quite unexpected. It showed that mean? It means a duty on articles, as are not grown or manufac tured in this country, or so low a duty on such as are, a3 to allow foreign of tho change next Mond av is not known articles of the Bamo- kind to cpmpete 11 is beIievcd lhat nt changes will bo made innnr .rmrW- ,. , buttbftt the trains of both lines will make ...ww .v, .no uuuic uijj, (nn , clmi ..,!. .:,t ,i .l.,f m ... t. . . ,..uiU.1ra i, tuuee, juum ruuoer anu inat no passenger trains wi sugar are the leading articles on which Wm' enn.' The Reading a dutv should hn lal.l lo 00nr t.i tuolr mun roaa t Ureek and cross ovor'ln th T.oh.vv, irii j i i for "re-vehue, only. Hbw would th. ,nMi ZvJr J7l OUR HAT IS OFF. What Our Hrollu-r .lourmilMs TlilnU of . Our Special -IMIIlim, We publish b-l.iw a few clippings from Our exohanges compllm-ntlng th HkkaLT) upon Iho'pTc'o'lerit i-ouvenlr edition issued from Ill's blllcfe: ' Krom Shamoldii ller.ilil. SatUnl.lv th flhnanitniii TtcniTi. n,,l,ll.v.,..l n iweive-page souvenir edition commemorative of tho new street lailw-av onnnlnir. Tlmo.UMnn is clever Indeed, and Mr Boyer and his able corps ueserve creait. From Eveinff ChrnnlHn ' Tho Shenandoah HuitAT.n nn Mnini.ri!iT luitr..! a twelve-page souvenir edition in honor nf thn opening of the electric railway. Thn was profusely Illustrated, nicely printed, and reliefs groat credit on tho Ukhalu establish-ment. From Sunday News. From Ashland Telegram. The Shenandoah Heiiald outdid itsolf In Its sourenlr edition on Saturday. Thii iti-iiiintj improving. From Wllkos-Harre Record. The Shenandoah Evening Hkiiald sends out an eight-page souvenir that is a. ih-Hiinri nwiii to aU engaged in its production. It is hand somely illustrated, its columns teem with In teresting reading matter and tho and paper are first class. From Pottsyillo Journal, The Shenandoah IIehau) on Knttirilnv tit.. naliztd the orening of the electric railway in m "i issuing a nanueoine twelTo-na: edition. Tho paper used imnn ti,u was of a superior quality, and tho publishers oi uiu HEHAI.U aro to pe congratulated upon the euccpBs 0? their , efforts. The edition is nnca with lnterestlnu rpidini. nui.. ,uu... displaying tho business establishments of the iurniu uiaiuj arranged advertisements. From Shamuhtn Dispatch. ino, Bonrenlr- tnelvn nan miltinn nt Shenandoah HmtALD, commemorative- of tho upemnz jor rmuna travel nf ifcMk.i,. . Shenandoah, Qlrardville and ' Ashland Electric itauway, is a icreOitito- tho town from which It Is Issued and stamns Bdiinrrf nv,.v .., kins as enterprising and hustling newsmen who aro always on the alert to supply their readers with a paper that Is brimful of tho good things Of this life. The-HERALD ms.nrrmntli, Ih. agitation of the new electric railway and to it uie luucu ui mu creait tor securing this innovation, whish' will no doubt advance the .business Interests alonir the ront grcut oonvontenco to the people. Under tho supervision of MaJ. Juo, F. Finney tho cars are nowbeinE successfully run from m..r,.,i, . n. j.i... .... uiraruruie, a uisiance or eight miles, and the mat no passenger trains will be run through work 6f extending tho road to Ashland and Wm. Penn. The Reading trains will leave Mnhauc-y City will be completed within the next sixty days. people" like that kfrid of a tarifl? . - . . J.l , ". .1 JT" t trains will ley'on the Lehich Vallw !Hb track upon their arrival hero until tho time i n T Tinr, ""uo"uuur.B- i. II Hi KM The old bridgo over the strenm' t T.t wW V.U.1.1UU1VU Oroekhasbee n ron! aced bv an nntlm , structure, ana to-day the company had a ballast train and a U'rgo force' of men at work on the tracks there. Tho road Villi be roady for traflio by Saturday night. Manufacturer and. Dealer In AND WINDOW Carpets, Oil Cloths SHADES ! No. 10 S. Jardin Street. Jubilant John. 'John M. lnrr. inline riwm KTA i; t - , wmiiw iiu, u, 1)1 I . l((UOllll uuusv. town, to-dav recnirod nntirn nf Ma nllnl. I mltrht hVA hmn II unuy tur u posiuoa as railway man clerk frnm tlm TTntlo QtDf... o rt wiii,i.h uiavua wiyu OB1V1CU lOUl- I mL mlsalnnnt-d . I -W.,.1,1 1 ta ri ... , I 1 QO .-..u,-. 11 niuiuKiuji. Ut u. -inn 1'EItaONAl,. C. Holderman and son visited Phllndd pnia yesterday. , , Mfssrs. B. J. Yost and II. fl Rn turnea irom ilarrisburg last evening. uoorgo joimer, Jr.. or U'rackvi In. In town-last oveninjr. He will soon take up his residence In Philadelnhin. bphrlam ruiliips, of Pottsvillo. who w in tuwu tuu umor aay, Hit like kick ng himself when he stood at thn Main and Uentro etroots looking i thn rorguson Uouso. It was a caso of "what THE FIRST OF THE SPRING SEASON. BRILLIANT SOCIETY AFFAIR IN ROBBINS' OPEJUA HOUSH. PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT Oin-sts 1'rom New York nml Other Dls tunt Pulnts-r-Nutrs or Society and Other Uti-nts (11 en 11 til by tho ltusy Jti'porters on a'ln-lr Jtouiuls. ENTJJN sonson bav ing ciosod the pro gramme of society festivities is hung up ngain and i'. is already woll filled. The sea son was oponed last night with a Spring Assembly, which was hold in Robbins' onp.ru bouao. It was ft brilliant affair and ladies and gontlomcn from all parts of tho county were present. Dancing music was fur nished by4 the Sehoppe orchestra and a collation of sandwiches, cofl'ea, cakes and ice cream was served. W. J. Lloyd, tho well known caterer, proi arod tha refresh ments in first class stylo. The ladies and gentlemen prosent were Miss Florence Urown, of turning, N. Y daughter of tho general manager and superintendent of tho Fail Brook Coal Company's ' Railroad; Miss P. Rouney, Bufl'-lo, N. Y.; Mrs. E 0. Powles, Newark, N. J.j Misses Mamo Hardy, Oirardvillej Rachel Rooso, Cen tralis; Ireno MIesse and Bessie Seidle, PotUville; Ada Loeb, Schuylkill Haven: Misses Nan Leopold, Mary Glass roier, Mame Hobart, Gdt'sio Drchor and Millie Krebs, Tumaquar Mbsos Alice Uoffman, Maud Lessig and tho Misses Hunter. Ashland: Miia Maud T.p Ponn; Missoa Jo SS1Q Grunt. Jesln. A irnna and Sarah Stein, Ollie Lewis, Mame and IjIzziq Williams, Annio Mann. Clara Sohoiily, . mma Keipor, Libbio and Maggie Hughes, and Emma and Sadie Krick, of Shenandoah ; Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry Hunter, Ashland ; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Titman and Dr. nnd Mrs. Straup, Shenandoah, Messrs. "W. B. Tombler, Mnuch Chunk: H. 0. Cope. Bethlehem L. E. Davis, Centralia; H 0. Becbtel, Arthur L. Shuy, Charlos Troxall and Dr. Swaying, I'ottsvillo; Geore&L. Snyder, SVilliamsportt L. B. Hess and John; Q. Adams, Sbamokin; Edward Silllman,-Jr., and Mntt. Stein. Mahanov City; F. P. Krebs, Taratnaat George Patterson. Lew. Vcssaee. Charles Constnin " Ed, Faust, Budd Evans. Dr. Hcffma n and Dr. :0'Boylo, Ashland: J. C. Brnwn. Harry Huntzineor and Fred. Mnrniir T,r vreeK, Will, John and Thomas Grant H H. Zuilck, George H. Krick, Charles H, ltoese, llr. C. M, llordaor and A. w Gilbert, Sheuandoab, aUNDAY ArVBRTISINO. A Court Holds Tlmt i-h.v For It Caunol eA4jMl.i ithe liucoVM.od, Uf.ii Somo limp "Ko the Hhkald stated that 'unday advertising was illegal ,and whea "dente" of our Borough C -uncil decided that all publications of borough hflaira ordered by Council should bs givon to the Sunday Xewi and the Hkhald should not receive any, tho HkiiALD ahain mado tho declaration. A decision sustalnli g tho position taken by the HkhaID has jut been rendered by Jm'ge Clark, of AtlantB, Ga ,'in a suit brought by Gcprgo P. Rowell &Co, against tbe Walter Taylor Uru Company; In 1880 Walter Taylor, as manHgeroI thecoinpany.l wrote to Rwell for an estimate for advertising in a uumbor of Wostern papers. The agency furnished tdowU mat p. j d d it jvss m cepttd by hint alarTthe advertising was published.vThe results were jig to great as Tylor ex-pec-led,"an"d he n quested Rowell 4 Co., to discontinue the publication ofithe; matttr lurnished. This they declined to do, and wrote Tr.ylor lhat tbey would continue to publish a 1 of the advertising. He refused tojiiythcbill in full when it was rendered, UI'd suitwas brought for the amount due. TEcTcase was brought to trial and when counsel for Rowell rad tha bill furni-hed it was found thnt a considerable portion was for Sunday adverting. Judge C'Sik ruled that Sunday advertising was not legal, and in coneequtnee could not sued for. bo I'ost Olllco Dou'u. Don't fail to irivo tho street and hnnniV number of thn nernn for ulinm moll matter, is Intended in addressing it to a city. -A-ZLSTOTIEailElIR LOT Of Cfirmt - X'Vlfiants-Abotit 1,000 Yaras-MoumwtXl vZ - 1 " l' v"- J-yv t(. jjvmiiirui, jruiiernsfrut close them out at Fre&L Goods J list Received ! lot of mnn Tnblp gyrpn-nuK: warnr, flM9 flavor aua cplor- M, XO antl 12 CCtltS : niinllier ' - " .vuii UUULT nriCC TPflflPPflf mtnllin Tn Ai nt.4.i . : : v tncrrics-vcry nices nnotlier amiv i-iuKicH-nattirHi eolor-s flo2, for 25 Tlie last cousljrumeut we vlH receive UIs seusou will ar- Imitators and llumosters. unequalled success of Allcn.l-'.'lor larua town. notice states t6at Mr. Bock succossfullv .PoIroU8j1lllStr8 63 a" external remedy has. Don't mail any letter until you are sure passed the examination at Williamsuort on ,uu.uuu unrupuious parties to offer, imi- 'hat It Is properly sUmpod. t, ,u ,j. ouuuEivur m ien on tnoi i mu to piaco tne (tamp in tnouppor repuiauun 01 aiicocK'S. It s an shtnrri t riffht hand rnrnnr. tospoak of thorn in tho fame category a J' Bon't write on the env clone "In haste.1 tne genuine porous plaster. Their prenten- "0 of postmaster," etc.; it does no good UOlia art) UniOUnaeU. tUelr VHUntpd mn.!, I and tend In pnnfnelnn In tho .,...1,1 - .. -"..Mil - --- --. ...... ... .uvi .niiiu unuu uu.u'iiou vy- mew, meir auoged supe riority tooreaualitv with Allpppb'. o r-i. I a a .also a jcb op unARQlt. ilofdrn biivlnp wPlln preionso. to Messrs. Ad. Jtichtor & Oj.. 310 Too. ablest , medical practitioners and .uroaaway. New York Citv. for thn nnl. rnemlets and thousands of trmtAf,,! uablo book. "Guldo In Ilflnllh.'l nnd 1 Uilito i 'in declaring Alln,r.L-'0 a.. , . . -'.. n -...vuw. 0 . UIUM3 tuolndorsemonts that the "Anchor Pain I Ha'tera the best external remedy over y oj, iho averatro rrnulred for nlMhiiii., !. n u. , . . ----a ... i iv air. uock tiM neen mariA hnnt ... j ... . --- .uu uvvto anu 'nis miinv trfpna whn uicica nis succojs. aro extonding congratu- luftrtna " ling of mall matter, Don't fail to boar in mind that it Is un lawful to enclose matter of a hicrher olnsa in one that is lower; e. moichaniso in newsuapers. Don't mall any letter unless vour ad dresj, with a request to return, is upon the uiiuuur - receive at ino nannn nt nmmi. i ituuul-ou. r.ninir hmin.D n.. Bn n... r ... , - -. '-'"' I , ...ww v. mw VI..WIUIU, CM II. .1.1 VUSU U 3 oa;. tor 25 "oal poysicians. y prize medals awarded "ewaro ot imitations, and do not be non-dollvory it will be roturnod directly to . - . I fn tha . null r.ilnw C I (. I . ' ,'. i, I fin inl.l I... 1 . . . ... I V-ips is C1025. 1 ouum.fu.w. mis vaiuaoit) I "" iiu.iejireswniauon. ask loriyou Hon will nr. preparation. Alleock's, and .let no solloitation or . D, planation induce you to accept a substitute Another Car of lancu Minnesota Flour reh Increased sales the best evidence that it ts all ivo ciaim ror it Jil(j UAL, TO 1HJE B1EST. Everu m, 7 barrel guaranteed to give entire satisaction. u. A.uri0 Jissorwient ot MEMS' JbA,JSCX SHIM'IS. New apnng aiyics, mm Goods and Well-matle. From 50 Cents up. Another lot Floor Oil Cloth, 2 yds, wide, at 50c-.andsome Patterns. 300 Bushels Choice, Heavy White Oats for Seed. pounus to the, Bushels, "We add. to our 25 Orvnt, T.is.f.1 a Cans New Hiifflniici Halted Hcaiis for as Cents. il,,T1,11,iacl,efl' IHy. or25 Cents. SJffirff Uaspberry-ror.. i ul' New CaSn,1 Rl1-. tc,ns-for 25 Cents. ?. "B CM'",In ?Yfllrotccl Nectarines for a Cents. ih. jrcw 'lrilHtiirCrt'ilI ii..i... . . r : . " ".iiiihii,ih ' iiMll ;ur ucniS. Our CbfiLsHAVINOS, fa Befa clean HeMhy. AT KEITER'S The Itusalao iteller rnrt. The COOCOrt tO ba civen in Farirlianni. ineatro aaturuay night In aid of tbe fund for tho reiiof of tho starving Russians will be ono'of tho flnoet musical events hold In Tbe Grant Cor- Don't fail to glvo your oorresnondnnla your full address, so that a now nnstmnn cannot fall to find you. Don't fail to notify your Dostmnster of any change In your address. not Band and Shenandoah Choral Union win mrnisu selections of a high grado. uut aside from the character of thn akIam tainment, tho concert is ona that strongly to tno hearty support of our towns men, as 113 onjoct is one of humanity. l'ure and tVlioleaoiue Ounlltr Commends to publio approval tho Call' TPoZWiu "rniR nquia Jaxativo romedy, Syrup oi Figs. It is pleasant to tho taste and by acung gently on tno uianoys, liver and bowels to cloanso tho system effectually, it Another Iloxlnir Mutih. John Donahoe and "William Gibion.bnth authorize the annointmunt of . ., , , - . ueaun ana uociao tno el clbl Itv of rnnm- onlvremndr iubwuiuwiw. mere aro otnor important uuijf roiuouy, I mltnr tn nn nn.l,l.,.J V.i. 11 ..... - v..i.iUVIVU, un. buuao iwo should receive first attention. Here You Aro. M, L. Kemmoror, wholosale and retail Tho prettiest carueta and nil ninth. .1 tncke's, No. 10 South Jardin stroet. County Committee Mcetlnir. The mombers of the ltotiuhllpn fim.ni Committee aro hereby notified to mnnf In Centennial Hall, PotUvillo. on Monday 0 f town' wero watebed last night to box April 25. at 10 o'clock a. m.. for th J for 8100 a side, tho match to come ofl in of electing a County Chairman nd i,.n.. aut threo weeks. The time and place acting such othor business as mav nronerlu wlu " Uxod laler- Flvo ounco K'ves will coma boforn thn mpptln,, ' be used. 1 ii 11. . 1 . ucwiri. 1 1 1 1 1 .. I. 1 1 i ..: I ... 1110, . I upanisiug iirama, ana the i H-Ut. . Chairman Co.. flonw. I 1 u.vt.. - . . . . uumuui ui uHuius una aro curea 01 eougbs, JllUKe tlie Alfivn TZnw I colas mnn Prnnn ho Iko fiyv.t -linu . 1 f j wau a 11 im if- luinnri mAn ui.nl 1 I... .n .1 1 nnn..H .. .4 c . . i. . , - itiiii. ,u uu imu w tmfm. 1 vhuujt Muu uouoMt nru sure cry-ioHans Oj oivuBnnu inuir constituonts iBey should no virtue ot that medicine. rioard or Buoklon'e Arnica Salve. The Best Salvo in tho woild for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, FeviT Soros, Totter, Chapped Hauds, Chilblains Corns, and nil Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no payment required. It is guaranteed to give perfect eatislaction, or monoy refunded. Price 23 cents por box. For sale by C H.'Hagenbuch. "Uncle Hiram." This seasori "Undo Hiram" has been entirely re-writton and revised and is now one of tho ttronpest sensational comody dramas before the public. A special effort has been made in tho wav of spm.in o(rm. which appeah to evi ry one from the gallery to the logo. Mr. Woodhull has for vears been ono of our cleverest author and bow his versatility in produc ing a sawmill and railroad train in full working order in view of thn ,,dfn Tho latter howl themselves hoarse over tha thrilling situations and pack the house night'y. A competent sunn lrilnw pnm. Pny, including Miss Tng t Griswold, tho pretty singer and dancer. nMr .Brnml. t "Woodhull and faithfully portrays tho varN ous characters. Iho ulot treats Of a conspiracy to blight a man's reputation, but the doviltry is frustrated by "Uncle Hiram" and virlun trlnmnn. nvt villainy nnd.onds happy.-r-SunJury Daily. ,"Unclo Hiram" appears at Forguson's the atre to-morrow night. Rest work done at Bronnsn's steam laundry. Everything whito and spotless. Lace curtains a specialty. All wtrk guaranteed. Steel Jlooniigr the llcst. Steel roofing is Eteadily forcing itsolf before the people as the best, cheapest and most durable kind of roofing that can bo placod on buildings and the demand for it is increasing daily. It can be put on quick and without tearing off tho old roof ing, or otherwise Inconyenioncing the 00 cupants. Hazleton now has over '00,000 (eet of it. F. B, Curntplngs is the town agent for tbe roofing. 4-13-eod.8w all Jtcitdlnt; Trains to Ituu, Commencing Monday, 25th inst.. passenger trains on the Readinr? Railroad'. Sbonandoah branch will depart from and arriyo at tbe station of the Lahieh Vallnv diyhlon, N E. cornor Centre and Plum streets. The old station at Omtra and .Union streets will be abandoned so far as passenger business is comcorned. Not tlio llrilrilpv Ttnxv. Mrs. Rradloy writes that thri Pnll.h .ml Hungarian riot that took nlace In thn Flr.t waru on juonuay was not at her row of houses, but "In Norrls' row and hatwpen the vacant lots." 1'rorres.lveKuchrp Dr, and Mrs. Stein iravo a nrotrresclvn eueure nartv at their rnsldpnpn nn Vn.n, I ... I rn....n 11..11... ' " -- I 1 1 I 1 KPmmPfn .lll..,l.,:nU .. .. .1 ..111 . V . . ...... I III Jardin street last oyoninK and entertained confectioner. Is now located at 35 North LA r5u!.ar. ",oetlnK of Borough manner Z7 oUT! 1 ia V7.M We.t Easter novelties In I ' w ' heldbis evening. uuuifwo iiuniiiBii an u jii r-. lit. A nu. . A 1 I . . " " ma cuuiilv. iiih imnn i inn nn at innn i t i . . ii m- . William NfIman"won tho "first prize and tneBcconawas won by MlssSallio Beacham and Mr, Lew VoiIibd-p. Mm, llmum.n .ml Mr. Nelman also won the donkey prize, Post photographs and crayons at DabL'i wholesale rates. 4-U-lm Moves tho bowels each day. I need to use It. Most people Ulirab our stairs, it will nav ron. wn are bettor situated than any ground floor Orders for Evuninq Herald should be truUnrv In t in intun TT11B On Hf ry I ... . . v n rf w, i v it , (jt at HOOKS sY mown1 a news atnnJ wv a Vnurn AIitih m.MM The cheapest dIrrh fnr rnrriAfa find nil cloths is atO. D. Fricke's. No. 10 South Jardin street. "Joe" To. night. 'Joe." J- L. Tumnaat's lioalitlfnl dram. thit.w&s s onthuiiastically received at Ql rardville on Tussday last, will bo produced at Ferguson's theatre to-night. The play is givon with new and original scenery cov ering 8.000 feot of canvas, Tho company is an excellent ono. Electric Ruunlntr Time. Theelectrio cars now leave' the corner of Main and Centre streets at 0 a. m. and leave at intorvals of 15 minutes thnro. after urtil 11 p. m. This sehfldnln will be subject to a chanira from rivtnri.. tho work of putting In tho turnouts nro- grosses. The minors will find theearlv morning care convenient. liull loatjoued. The ball to bo held In KnhhW All era house on Monday evening, April 25ih, for the boncfitof He nrv llowmnn. h.a linn.i po.tponod until "Wednesday, May 4, 4-2i.it Buy Ktyttont flour, natno Lkssio & Co., printed on every sack, Bo luro that tha Ashland, Pa., 3-3-3UW is
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