A small "want" advertisement placed In
the "Hernia" will bring more answers to
the advertiser than through any other pa
perclrcu tirT jr Krrr- lateu In
the town A A 1 I because it
Is more ilii jMlJ.1 X generally
read. Ono trial will convince you of this
tact, for the simple reason that the "Her
ald" is road by all the people ot the town.
A smll "wnnt" ndrerUunont placed in i
the "IlemW" vrUl bring more answers to
the advertiser than tbough any other pa- I
f w a rax & 1
is more XX jfYl. J. X generally i
read. One trial will convince you of this
fact, for the simple reason that the "Her I
aid' is read by all the people of the town t
VOL. VII.-NO. 107.
SHENANDOAH, PA., WEDNESDAY. MAY 4. 1892.
ONE CENT.
L J.
WILKINSON'S.
Spring Dresses and Cloaks.
The newest arrivals in line
Dress Goods embrace all latest
tints of tans and steels. Fine
Cream Cashmere, Albatross,
Henrietta, Surah and Lans
downe, suitable for graduating
dresses, are here a good as
sortment at reasonable prices.
Wo placo on salo this v eek 200 pieces of
White Goods at OH, 8, 0 and 10c per yard
not much more than half price. Our lino
ot Laces and Embroideries contains many
bargains novor before equalled.
Spring Coats for children,
misses and ladies
In all grades nothing but tho newest
makes at the well-known prices that make
this department so popular and not a sin
trlc garment frpm last season. Every cloak
Is tho very latost in stylo and color.
Infants' Cloaks
In Cream Cashmere and Tana, from $1.25
upwards. Infants' Caps In lace or silk at
all prlcos. Wo especially request you to cx-
amino our largo siocic oi Musun unacrwear,
( .. L' 1 -1 u I ,1 . I"""...-,,-. .
prices lower than actual cost of material
from lie to tl.50.
CORSETS that will nt you without paying an
extravagant price itwu to select irom.
L. J. "Wilkinson,
SO S. 3Tatn St., Shenandoah.
SOMETHING NEW
EVERY DAY.
Qirvin,
Duncan and
Waidley.
SPECIAL SALE
Of 2-quart Enameled Ket
tles for 15c Sale commences
Monday, May 2, and continues
all this week. These kettles
bring 25 and 30c everywhere.
You cannot afford, therefore,
to let this chance go by with
out purchasing one or more,
even if you do not stand in
need of them for p?esent use.
Sprinkling Cans.
Sprinkling Cans.
Sprinkling Cans.
All sizes and all prices.
Bell's Pine Tar Soap.
JJow lot Just in best in use.
8 South ilain Street.
Strictly Fresh Butter.
We receive to-day, direct from the best dairy section of
me btate, a shipment of Strictly Fresh Dairy Butter.
. Also, as usual, a shipment of our
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Bloater Mackerel Large size, very fine.
2Vo. 1 Mackerel white and fat
FOR SJLLE.
Two Cars ITo. 1 Timothy Hay.
One Car Jilne Middlings.
One Car JPatent Moxir, Minnesota Wheat, $5 per barrel,
JFo have no better JElour to offer at any price.
JVotw is the time to buy
FLOOR OIL OLOTH.
ITothivith standing there has been a bharp Advance in
prices, toe make no change tor the present.
Wc To-day Reduce the Price oi n lot of
TAPESSRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
From 85c to 75c.
Also n lew pieces of Ilody IlrussclH reduced to $1,00. Wc
qflcr NHrffnlns- iu Rcmmuits of Mocjucttc, Body and Tap
'ryMrussels at about one-hall of regular prices. Very
nice for mnts and ruj;s. A special bargain in a lew Rem
nants or Bqdy Brussels, s-8 ynrd In vldtl, at 500 a yard.
Tbe regular price is $1.25 per yard.
Our Directory,
Shenandoah.
Office hours from 7:30 a.
m. to 7i30 p. m. Money
Order and Registry De
partment open from 8:00
a. m. to 7:0U p. m.
Follow! nir ia a schedule of
tho arrival and departure of mail trains. Mall
matter for despatch must bo in the offlco thirty
minutes beforo tho titno given below:
Arrival. DciUnatlon. Departure.
P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M.
1:40 4:31 (Phila., Western 1 7:20 12:52
2:20 i and ) 9:08 3:08
8:00 9:08 j Southern States ) 11:30 8:00
8:18
1:40 9:43 ( New York and East-1 12:52
8:00 1 cm States and V 9:08 3:08
points on L. V. K. It. J 8;W
1:2-, Sis! Aalana- 7:20 t1w
1:23 9:08 J .. I 1:35
1:15 9:03 (Raven Run. Centra-1 1:40
2:20 0:50 i lta.Mt OarmelandJ- 7:00
Hhamokin.
i:40
2:20
8:18 9:50
I 7:20
j 11:30
Pottsville.
2:50
b;2l
2:50
1:40 (
) 7:20
2:2(1 9:50 ( Mahanov. Cltv.
8:18 ( ) 11:30
2:20 J Mahanoy Plane, Lost 1 11:30 2:50
8:18 9:58 1 Creek and Shaft. ( 0:00
2:28 9:50 Frackville. V 7:20 2:50
Carriers make a general collection at 0:00 a.
m. and 7:00 p. m., and a general delivery at 7:15
a.m. and 3:15p.m. Additional deliveries and
collections are mado In tho business part of
town at iu:iu a. m. ana.:uu p. m.
Tiro Alarm JSOxes.
Tho following list shows the location of
tho alarm boxes of tho Shenandoah Firo
Department:
LOCATION.
, 15 Coal and Dowers streets.
10 Dowers and Centra streets.
21 Drldgo and Centra streets.
25 Main anit Centro streets.
34 Main and Poplar streets.
35 Main and Coal streets.
43Gilbert and Centre streets.
43 Gilbert and Cherry streets.
52 Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send and alarm open the box, pull down
tho hook once and let go. When an alarm Is
sent in tho fire bell will sound tho number of
the box and repeat tho alarm four times.
HOW TO LOCATE ALAHMS.
If tho alarm Is sounded from box 15 the flro
bell will strlko one, then pause and strike five
which will Indicate that tho flro Is in the
vicinity of No. 15 box. Every alarm is repeated
four times.
Electric Running Time.
Tho cloctrio cars now leave tho corner
of Main and Centro streets at G s. m. and
lcavo at intervals of 45 minutes there
after uctil 11 p. m. This schedule -will
bo subject to a change from day to day, as
tho work of putting in tho turnouts pro
grosses. Tho minors will find thooarly
morning cars convenient.
CD.FRICKE
Manufacturer
and Dealer In
Carpets,
Oil Cloihs
AND WINDOW SHADES !
No. lO S. Jardin Street.
CHOICE NEW VARIETIES,
HOFFMAN PROVES
A GAY DE6E1VER,
THE DIRTY ACTS OP A FORMER
TOWNSMAN.
HE GOES TO PIEGES IN NEWARK
And After Betraying a Young
"Woman is Forced to Marry
Hor Ho RobB his Wifo and
Skips to Europe.
HE PEOPLE OF
town who had ac
quaintance with Jos
eph 0. Hoffman, who
at one time kept it
photograph gallery on
"VVost Centro EtKet,
are gossiping over an
Gscapadoin which that
gentleman figured last week. Hoffman
left this town about fifteen months ago and
located in Newark, N. J. Little, If any
thing, was hoard of him until now, and tho
intelligence comes in tho form of a scandal.
Tho Newark Evening News tolls tho story.
It says that Hoffman was married by Mayor
Haynes, of Newark, on Fobruary 28th,last,
to Francos Elisabeth Harner. This stop
was necessary to eavo Hoffman from im
prisonment. Tho unwilling groom has du'
sorted thobrido and is supposed to bo on
his way to Europo.
Hoffman's absence is mourned moro by
his young wifo because of tho fact that he
took oyer $400 in cash, which she had in
herited, with him.
After tho marriage Hoffman and his
bride went to live with tho letter's stop
mother. Thoy lived happily apparently,
but ho said. he was anxious to starl in the
photographing business again and com
menco'lifo.anow.
Aire. Hoffman had a sharo in come
property which sho , at once turnod into
roady money. , Of this sho gavo hor spouso
fiOO .with, which to.equip a new galiory,
Hoffman's father had the stRtfd, but ho was
anxious (o leavo tho' placo, and tho son
arranged that he should move out late last
woek. On Saturday Hoffman beggod ?20
mora from his wifo to buy extra platoe.
Ho instructed his wifo to be at the place at
3 o'clock, not beforo.
Mrs. Hoffman did not go to tho placo
until.4:30 o'clock, then sho mado tho dis
covory that all the valuable photographic
outfits wero gono. She waited until 7;30
o'clock and thon became satisfiod that
there was something wrong. Hoffman did
not return and last night Airs. Hoffman
called upon tho police to see if she could
not have a warrant issued for his arrost
Sho told tho court ho bad taken a lot of
money from her and if she could Eot a
warrant sho could havo him arrested when
bo arrived in Europo. Tho Judgo ox'
plained tho law that a husband could not
be arrestod for stealing from his wife! Sho
was very much disappointed. Sho did not
care so much for him as sho did for hor
monoy. Tho Judgo advised hor to follow
him and havo him arrested for non support
Tho doeortod wife has Binco loarnod that
Hoffman sailed for Europe on the steamer
Elbe and is supposed to be on a diroct
journey to Germany. Mrs. Hoffman is
also out ?87 she paid in fines for thore-
leaso of her husband after sho had him
arrestod for refusing to marry her.
Bucklon's Arnica Salvo.
Tho Best Salvo in tho world for Outs.
Bruisos, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevor
Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively euros Files, or no paymont required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money rofunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by O. H, Hagonbuch.
riro on Wlilto street.
The firo companies wore called to Rob
bins' row on North "White street this morn
ing, to extinguish a firo that- startod in a
partition between two basement kitchens.
The fire was overoorae in a few minuto,
tho damago to tho buildings being limited
to about $50. Tho firo was caused by tho
ranges bolng too closo to the partitions, and
Councilman Hopkins warned tho tenants
not to use tho ranges again until steps are
taken for bettor protection against firo.
"Good Bye My Honey" sbcottische. Or
gan or piano. 10 cents. Wilde's muslo store,
Hero You Are.
M. Ii. Kemtneror, wholesale and retail
confoctionor, is now located at 35 North
Main stroet, with tho finest lino of confec
tionery in tho county, Including tho latest
novollloe. Tho trado supplied at the lowest
wholesale rates. 4-1 Mm
Boat work dono at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything whito and spotless.
Lace curtains a specialty. All work
guaranteed.
' Council Meeting.
A regular meoting of the Borough
Council will bo hold to-morrow evening, at
7:80 o'clock,
Buy Keyitone flour. Bo sure that tho
name Lkssio & Co,, Ashland, l'a., la
printed on every sack. 3-3-Staw
OUR POTTSVILLE LETTER.
No Hvculful Ilnppenlngs In tlio I'olltlcnl
l'lelcl Thus 1'ar. "
Bpecial correspondence to Herald.
Pottbvillk, May 2, 1802. Our county
and district Republican tickets wero placed
in tho field so early this year that tho can
didates theron remind ono of the traditional
bird that arose with tho dawn of day to
catch tho worm which had no business to
bo "gallivanting" around at an hour whon
honest insects aro better off in their holes.
So it is that it is too oarly to catch vot03
and our standard bearer of tho G, O. P.
wander about soomingly at a loss where Or
upon whdm to commence hostilities. You
can recall tho lines:
'Call mo early, mother dear,
For I'm to bo Queen of tho May, mothsr;
I'm to be Queen ot the May."
Noticiug tho ever-busy Schuylkill
Haven statesman with his necktie-bloom
ing, healthful, handsome fitce, getting off
of first arriving trains tboso mornings of
tho flower grower days, reminds mo that
Mr. Losch, ono of tho candidatos for the
Legislaturo in the Fourth district, must bo
called early becftuso he wants to bo king of
tho turf in his lroe-for-all race for Legisla
tive honors. It is pretty woll understood
that Mr. Loach will not ba shut out at tho
quartor-pole'thia year, since he will hold
his own pretty woll in his own class and
many Democrats are known to bo willing
to throw for turn. Messrs. Kennedy and
Cooporaro likewiso 'in it" with both foot
this year, unless thore shall .bo too much
trading between tho start and finish.
Tho Senatorial fight, B3 was touched
upon slightly in my last, will doubtless be
Kcofer vs. Quinn, -with the chances in favor
of tho present member, because ho knows
tho district so well now after throe con
secutive' triumphs. Yet Quinn is a husllor
and w.111 givo the Cressona man no froo
pass ,to the upper chamber at .the state
capital. Tho reason it sooms so cortain
that ,Quinn will receive tho Democratic
nomination for Sonator is that he is beliovod
to be tho only aspirant. Col. Henry
Koyer, that prince of gojd citizens, has
baon mentioned as a prospective candidate,
but without his authority, tho knowing
ones say. And Major Levi .Hubor, that
noblo patriarch of the Loyal Legion and a
dozen other societies, who has now reached
tho age of threo fcoro years and thirtoon,
and who is tho youngest old man in forty
oight statos, gav.e up running after political
forlorn hopes many Eammeri ago. So
what is thoro in tho way of tho aspiring
Mr. Quinn to prevent him from crowning
his recent triumphs with a Democratic
nomination in a Republican district?
Thore aro two prospective county tickets
and the unterrified can take their choice :
C. L. Pershing judge John W. Ilyon
J. D. Itellly COSQHB8S W. F. Shepherd
D. Cumming, Jr. dis't attorney J. W. Ilyan
wm. C. Smith conoNEn II. G. Donahue
Perhaps Dr. Smith will bo no candidate,
yet ho is spoken of. Porhaps Dr. Donahue
is not, yot ho is talked about for Coroner,
Thoro is no doubt of tho candidacy pf all
tho others named for the offices. It is
hardly likely that tho Democratio conven
tions in Schuylkill will be held until July,
aftor tho national ticket shall have boon
named in the windy city.
No, donr roador, Chicago is not called
tho windy city became so many political
conventions are bold there. It is called so
because a breeze is usually on top thoro,
either from lako Michigan, or from tho
broad prairies so proximately adjuncts of
the groat city. I could not help volunteer
ing this information. It was in mo and
had to come out. Liko unto the Ancient
Mariner whb told tho young wedding
guest:
'I pass, like night, from land to land!
I have strange power ot speech;
That moment that his faco I see,
I know tho man that must hear me:
To htm my talo I teach.
Like unto him, whoso tale of wanderings
and troubles Samuol Taylor Coleridge, the
poet, so pathetically describes, your cor
respondent must toll that which ho knows
whon ho knos who to toll it to, and tho
opportunity is presonted.
Your correspondent has not, nor does ho
seek, any controversy with the Miners'
Journal, or any other paper. So whon it
was thought necessary by tho owner of tho
Journal in tho issue of that paper of April
29th, last, to call your correspondent to
account for attacking it for "its support of
an Independent judioi&ry" it caused sur
prise; bacause in no letter to your paper, or
olsewhore, has tho soribo written n word
about tho Miners' Journal and the sup
port referrod to. I meiely called attontlon
to the lukowarm mannor in which that
paper is supporting tho nominated Kepub
lican ticket this year, and In tho article
charging mo with attacking it, it charac
terizes that lukowurmness as positivo by
belittling tbo tiokot as the work of a
"machlno" crowd.
Thoro is little that Is now In tho political
world to send you In this lottor. All is
quiet along tho line, Tho boys aro
simply pioking tholr flints, as it wore, and
wailing to soe tho whites of tho ouemy's
eyes beforo thoy shoot. N.
Wo wish every ono of tho loaders of this
paper would glvo Dr. Coxa's "Wild Chorry
and Sonoka a trial whoneyor a Cough or
Croup remedy is noeded,
Spectacles, to suit all eyos, at F. J.
Portz's book and stationery storo. 4-28-tf
IT WAS EVIDENTLY
A CARELESS ACT.
THE TIMELY DISCOVERY OF A
RAILWAY OBSTACLE.
GAUSES SENSATIONAL STORIES
Two Oouucllmen Pguro in tho
Affair and tho Character of
tho Incident Causes a
Little Breoze.
HE ELECTRIC CAR
that passod down Coal
street betweon 8 and
0 o'clock last night was
obliged to stop just
beforo it reached the
Jardin streot crossing
until a largo stono was
romoved from the
track. The matter would probably havo
been passed ovor with slight notico, had
not a story gained circulation to-day that
the stono wa3 placed on the track by two
Oouticilmon.
A HkiULD reporter investigated tho
story to day. Vice President Sadler, of
tho eloctrio railway, wa3 Scon and ho said,
"Yos, it is true that a largo stono on tbo
track caused the temporary stoppage of
tho car and that two Cjuncilmon aro
charged with placing the stono there, but
I am confident that if tho stono com'
plained of was thero by reason of any act
of a Councilman that it was, at most, the
result of carelessness and did not arise
from intent."
A Mr. Snyder, of Etst Coal streot, says
that before tho car passed down two Coun
cilmon were engagod in examining tho
pioco of paving that was laid in front of
tho Franey residence by tho oloctrio com
pany. One of tho Councilmen picked out
one of tho blocks ol tho paving and then
droppod it back and the two walkod away.
Shortly after, and beforo any ono else
passed tho placo, Mr. Snyder says, tho
olectric car camo along and was obliged to
stop until tbo stone was picked up and
thrown to ono side. It was not properly
rep'acod by the Councilman who picked it
up, henco tho Btoppago of tho car and
sonsational rumor followed. Tho Coun
cilmon who were inspecting tho paving
wero Messrs. Gable and Betteridge, and as
thoy havo been on the anti-oleclric side tho
montion of their names in tho mattor gavo
tho report additional sonsational velocity
l'EHSONAI..
Christ. Schmidt spent to-day at Potts
villo.
Mrs. O. B. "Williams went to "Wilkes-
Barro to-day.
"William J. Jacobs visited Mahanoy City.
this afternoon.
Miss Gussio Fricko, of Port Carbon, is
tho guest of friends here.
Candidoto J. J. Coylo, of Mahanoy
City, was a visitor to town to-day.
John Morris, of town, loft for Philadol
phia yestorday, where he will mako his
future homo.
Peter E. Buck, Ashland's prosperous
hardware merchant, attended to business
in town this morning.
S. G. M. Hollopetor, Esq., returned last
night from "Wilkes-Bre, where ho spent
two days transacting business. -
"William H. Dottrey was a visitor to
GIrardvlllo yestorday via tho olectrlo road.
Ho is now ontbuslastic over the success of
tho road.
Edward Bateman, tho hustling buslncs
manager of The Weekly Item, Frackvillo,
was a welcome visitor to our sanctum
yesterday.
"Will McCarthy contemplates resigning
bis position at Stein's drug storo in tho
noar future, on account of ill health.
"Artie" Hollopoter, now in Philadelphia,
is spoken of as his successor.
M. D. Mastoller, at one timo a prominent
and popular jeeidont of this town, but now
located at Sbuman's, Columbia county,
spont this afternoon hero. Mr. Mastoller
Is prosporing in his new home. He is a
regular subscriber to the Herald.
Long DUtauco Telephone
The rccont ordinance passed by the Bor
ough Council granting tho Long Distanco
Tolephono Company tho right of way
through tho town, is not satisfactory to tho
company, and tho indications aro that un
less tho ordinance is amended Shenandoah
will ba without this highly necessary con
venience. Solicitor Pomeroy and Council
man Lamb informed us that the present
ordinanoe is exactly what the oompany
asked to bo passed "by Council. They also
state that Ouunoil is only too willing to
give tho oompany all the onoouragoment it
wants. If their statements aro correct, and
wo havo no roasin to doubt them, then tho
company has no ono to blamo but them
selves, if tho present ordinance has a "string
to it."
foot Crushed.
Charles Yucan, of town, had his foot
crushed by a fall of coal In Park Placo
colliery No. 1 yestorday. Ho was taken to
tho Minors' Hospital,
Old Sol is gradually warming up and will goon
bo making humanity sweat.
GIRARDVILLE GLEANINGS.
A Newsy Letter I'rom a Wlilo Awake Cor-
respcituout.
T. J. Touhey left this morning for Now
York, where he will purchase a new stock
of goods for his variety store,
Rov. Collom, who was stationed here for
sovoml years as pastor of the P. M.
church, came up from Philadelphia this
aftornoon to visit friends. Rev. Callom
mado many friends whilo here and ho was
oordialty receivod upon his visit.
Tho Starlight Social Club will give their
friends a May party on the 11th inst., in
Armory hall.
E. K. Becker drove to Ashland this
mjrning bohind his high-stopping grey.
The Maennechor of town will loavo on
May 15th for an extended tour through
Berks county, and on tho return trip will
attend the Maennechor picnic at Reading,
Philip Portner is the happiest man in
town to-day. "While fishing in the Lost
Croek dam lost night he caught eighty
seven speckled beauties ranging from
twelve to fourteen inches in length. Tho
Senate will no doubt have a fine foast thia
ovening.
M. E. McGuire, the merchant tailor, ia
so over-run with orders he had to hire
another cutter this morning.
"Walter ICinnoy, of A street, who muti
lated bis head with a stove lifter and a pair
of scissors on Thursday last, died on Mon
day.
Prof. M. F. Dailey, who has been tiavel
ing as a musical director withthe"0'Flynn
in Mexico" company, returnod homo on
Monday evening.
Cards aro out announcing tho weddirg
ofT. J. CoBtello, of Colorado, and Miss
Annie McKeon, of town.
"William Ramer, one of Shenandoah's
leading barbors, called on Mino Ilast Biass,
of tho Grant House, this afternoon.
Cleo.
Girardvillo, May 4, 1892.
Wm, Fenif Nfnrslcts.
Josiah "Walker and Fred Smith enjoyed
a trip on the "electric."
Ellis Lewis, of Mahanoy City, was a
Sunday visitor to town.
Cards aro out announcing the approach
ing marriage of Miss Margaret Jones, of
this place, and Daniol W. Lohe, of Shen
andoah, which will occur on May 9th at
tho homo of the bride's parents. "Wa
extend our congratulations.
Joseph Peters, our hustling constable,
transacted business at tho county soat
Monday.
Our people aro delighted with your
bright and newsy paper. We now know
what is transpiring in our neighborhood,
Tony Garner, of Ashland, was a business
caller on Monday.
Mrs. Goorgo Leo, of Hamburg, is visit
ing nt the home of W. H. Lewis.
Tho new dwelling of Charles Ratzburg,
recently eroctod on tho site of tho ono
destroyed by flro in Fobruary last, presents
a very neat appearance.
Supt. Lewis transacted business at Potts
villo yosterday.
Tho electric road is a groat convenienc i
to our pooplo, and is well patronized by
tuom. B.
Wm. renn, May 4, 1602.
Sorotmdes.
Mr. T, J. Davios was serenaded by tho
Grant Band at his residence on South
White street last evoning in honor of his
appointment as joint local passenger and
freight agent under the P. & R. system.
Tho band played several of its best selec
tions with its usual arti'tic success. Mr.
Davios, wboso promotion givot gcnoral
satisfaction to tbo town, has the affair9
under his charge working liko clock
movomonts. The band also seronadod P.
J, Forguson at his rcsidonco.
A Nuisance Case.
Georgo F. Loitzel and four of his work
men wero arrested yosterday on a chargo
of committing a pubilo nuisance. Tho
complaint was made by High Constable
Flynn and tho specifio chargo was that
Leitzel and his men cleaned out an out
house and carted away the oontents in tbo
day time, contrary to the rules laid down
by the Borough Oounoil, Each of tbo
accused furnished $260 bail before 'fcqulro
Builoy for trial at Pottsvillo.
A Demoreut Contest.
HopejSaction No. 10, J. T. of H. & T
will hold a Demorest Contest in Ferguson's
thoatre, Wednosday evening, May 4'.h,
A lengthy and amuiicg programme has
been arrangod. ' Price ot admission, ten
conts, to till parts of the house, 5-2-3t
Keagoy takes the load. Ho Is on the
first floor. His motto Is "Quality, not
Quantity." Call and eeo him. 4-4 tf
They Are Indicted.
Paul Resemovioh and Joseph Gowlls,
charged with cutting and beating Andrew
Bonovitz, of South Gilbeft street, and
burglariously entering bis house, were yes
terday indicted by the Grand Jury,
AW C. T, V. County Convention.
The county W. O. T. U. convention will
meot in tho tomperanoe hadquarters of
town on Friday, May 8th, 1802. MorninR
session at 10:30. Afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
All kinds of Carpet Beaters at 0. D.
Fricko's carrot store, No. 10 South Jardin
streot. tf
Best photographs and crayons at Dabb'a