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VOL. VII.--NO. 174.
SHENANDOAH, PA., THURSDAY. JULY 23. 1892.
ONE CENT.
Here's News!
Our Directory,
Arrival.
P.M. A.M,
2:2B
8:00 9:03
8:18
1:10
8:IW
9:45
It is fair to tell you that
same two or three hundred
women have been waiting for
our Remnant Sale, which com
mences to-day and will con
tinue until every end of goods
is sold. You .want to come
early to get the pick of tliis
offering. We can't quote
prices, because being remnants
no two pieces are alike every
piece of goods less than ten
yards, and all the odds and
enas or the season "are yours
for less than cost of manufac
ture. f The lot will includo remnants of Cash
Kere, Kllks, Challles, GinRbams, Batiste,
Outing Flannels and all kinds of wash Dross
Goods, also Nainsooks, Plaid and White
Goods and Embroideries.
Wo also otter as extra bargains one lot of
-t.wuuuu.a wi uiuu usm ut CU, WOria lZftC. 1 nWui n.ra
Ono case good Canton Flannel at Bo; and
one bale yard-wide Sheeting at Bo, specially
Manv other barp-nins will Tip
added daily, so that this July
jaargam oaie will continue to
De attractive to our numerous
customers.
jte pop oppieE
Shenandoah
Offlco hours from 7:30 a.
m. to 7:30 p. m. Money
riirtm Anil T?etolvw Tia-
partmentopen from 8: 00
U. 1U iU I .W 13. III.
the arrival and departure of mall trains. Mall
Dcttinatlon. Departure.
A.M. f. M.
7:l
9:08
1:25
1:25
1:25
12:28
1:10
, 2:26
1 8:18
9:03
9:50
9:08
9:56
9:66
(Phlla., Western
and
( Southern States
( New York and East
ern amies ana
points on Li. v.
L J. WILKINSON.,
HO S. STaln St., Slienandouh.
Gwvin,
Duncan and
Waidley.
I I A new and handsome lot of
Toilet Sets, just in.
pieces, some 11 nieces. Prices.
$2.95 to $5.50. Call to see
-them value will astonish you.
This lot comprises the very
latest designs come soon, the
prices will sell them niiirl?.
We cannot guarantee to dupli
cate this lot nor to maintain
these prices on the next.
We have just opened a lot of
Rogers' silver knives and
forks. This brand of goods,
as vou well -know, has no su
perior in the market. Every
piece guaranteed to your satis
faction or money returned.
Our price, $3,50 per set,
8 South Main Street.
8:18
2:23
f
East-1
nd y
11. K. J
j Asland. J-
Oirardvllle. j-
(Haven Itun, Centra-)
j lla.Mt CarinelanaJ
( Bhamokln. )
j Pottsville. J-
Mahanoy City. I
11:30
7:20
12:S?
3:08
8:00
12:K2
8:08
8:00
1:85
7;00
1:35
7:00
1:10
7:00
7:20
11:30
7:20
9:08
11:30
2:58
6;20
2:50
9:66
9:58
2:60
6:00
2:60
J Mahanoy Plane, Lost I 11:30
( Frnckviltn. I 7:9(1
m. and 7:00 p. m., and a general delivery at 7:15
. u. uu u.iu in, vuuitiuuui ueuvenus una
collections are made In the business part of
Fire Alarm lloxnn.
The following list shows the location ol
tho alarm boxes "of tho Shenandoah Fire
Department:
LOCATION.
IB Coal and Dowers streets.
15 Bowers and Centrejstreets.
24 Dridgo and Centre streets.
25 Main and Centre streets.
31 Main and Poplar streets.
35 Main and Coal streets.
42 Gilbert and Centre streets.
43- Gilbert and Cherry streets.
52 Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm onen thn hnr. nun
tho hook once and let- go. When an alarm i
sent in the lire bell will sound the number of
tno box and repeat the alarm four times.
HOW TO LOCATE ALARMS.
If the alurm Is sounded from hnr is thn
bell will strike one. then cause nnd atrlltn
which will Indicate thit thn flro i i t,
'Toilet Sets, just in. Some 9 j ylcInlty ot No-15 box- ETefy olarn k repeated
When Baby wasslck, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Costoruv
BIDS FOR THE
x WATER WORKS
STRANGERS FROM FAR AND
NEAR IN TOWN.
ANXIOUS TO PLUGK A PLUM
They Moot tho Joint Committee
But go Homo Disappointed as
the Water Injunction Was
in the Way.
CARPET SWEEPERS, 12.50, J3.00, 13.5a
At FRICKE'S, 10 Souih JardiifSt
PIC-NIC GOODS.
JflCilCS,
Mixed JPtcJiles,
Choiu CfiotVf
Cauliflower,
JPlcMed Beets,
M Celery Sauce,
M Tomatoes.
Your Choice
For
10c a Bottle.
Sweet Piclclcs Vy llic Quart Very flue.
SLomato Catsuji Superior Quality.
Mustard dressing Jor Meats and Salad
Pldcled Onions.
PIclcles Natural Color 3 dozen lor 35c.
FRUIT SXKTrjPS-Lemon, Orange, JPlneamrte, Hasp-
very, Stratoberry and Vanilla 1'lavors.
Moot Jieer Mxtract.
Jamaica Ginger.
Lmions. ' -'
Kreucli Pruucs Lare nud very nuc.
Cliippca Beef aud Summer Sausage. (
Luuclicon Ilcel-2 cans lor 25c.
Sardiucs In mustard and Oil.
Small Hams, Sltlmicd Hums.
Salmon.
Moor Oil Cloths and Linoleums.
A targe Stock ol New Fall Patterns Already In Sloclc.
Linoleum, two yards wide, lrom 75c up.
THree Tliousaud Bushels Cliolcc Clean, Ucuvy, AVUlte Oats
AT KEXTER'S
ARMY of m?n ropre
6mting firms anxious
to secure contracts for
the proposed public
water works invaded
the town yesterday,
the day fixed for open
ing the bids. Tboy
were from all parts of
this state, some from
New Jersey and New
lork. and others hnrl
journeyod from Pittsburs: and even from
umcago jn early all of thorn expected
that nothing was necessary to be done
further than to open the bids and award
the contracts. But great was their sur
prise when, upon their arrival, thoy
learned that thn town waa HivIHnrl nnnn
the public water works question, that there
was an injunction and the situation was
anything but a harmonious one. Some
who mado the dircovory commenced mak
ing investigations And onn mnri thn rilo.
covered that he and tho other bidders were
dealing with tho joint committee said,
whv that committee has no aulhoritv "
However tho visitors remained UDon the
ground to meet the joint committee. Those
who did not go about making inquiries as
to tno water situation, hirod carriages and
drove over to tho proposed site of the
works.
In the ovenlncr tho loint committnn trim
tne representatives ol the bidders in thi
Council Chamber, among tho firms repro
Sontodwere: R D. .Wood A (In. PMI
delphia, Wilson, Snyder & Co., Pittsburg,
wasmngion street itallway Uo.t washing
ton, Ind Porter Manufacturing Co.
Syracuse, N. Y., Deano titeam Pump
Mftnulicturintr Co.. New York Oilv
Gordon Sleam Pumrj Co.. Hamilton. N
Y., The Eddy Valvo Co., Waterfjrd, N,
f. . .1 -hr t . . - - .
x., ooutn juaenme ana Jletal Works,
Chisago, Hillpot and Ayres, Bound Brook,
N. J., Holly Manufacturing Co., Lock,
port, N. Y Boughen Engine Co., Cincin
nati!, 0., Riter and Coney, Pittsburg,
Bartlott, Hayward & Co., Baltimore, Md,,
Addyston Pipe and citeel Co., Cincinnatti,
O.. Cook and Read. Cleveland, fl . Mnrri.
Taskerand Co., PhiladolphU, Donaldson
iron uo Philadelphia, E O. Shaw & Co.
Philadolnhia. Howard "W. Mirlrilatnn
Philadelphia, T. William Harris, New
York City, Tho Snow Steam Pump
Works. Buffalo. N. Y.. Owen Patterson.
Biltimoro, MJ Tippett and Wood,
Phillipiburg. N. J., Crosby Steam Gauge
and Valvo Co., EBoston. Mass.. Miche&l
Pipe and Foundry Co , Burlington, N. Y.
John B. Foley, Philadelphia, The George
F. Blake Engine Manufacturing fin.. TJon,
York City, The Bradford Pipe and Foupdry
Co., New York City.
Altor a dUcussion as to whether the bids
could be legally opened with the injunction
of tho water company pending the com'
mitteo decided that it could not vhn Hnnn
and the opening of tho bids was postponod
until tne injunction matter can be deter
mined, with the understanding that the
bidders will roceivo ten days notice before
tno olds are opened
A discussion of water works in cnnnral
followed. Ono member of tho joint com
mittee arojo and stated, "I would like to
hear something from somo of the visitlni.
gentlemen about water works. We are
green in the bmlnes (a very truthful
statement) and perhaps thoy can give us a
low Doiniers."
Nono of the visitors took tho hint.
Then another member arose and wanted
some of the visiting gentleman to state
whether or not, from their experience with
water .works, something could not be done
to procure an injuuetion against tho water
company and tho press of town to nrnvnnt
them from interfering with the affairs of
tne Doroujn.
This ridiculous question almost caused an
outburst of laughter, ' What tho inter
ference of the water nomnanv nnd nrnm
with borough aSairs (if there were any)
nas to uo wnn water worKs in Unlcago,
Pittsburg. Now York. Balti more nr anv
other place, was a rib tickler.
'Xhe visiting gentlemen very wisely al
lowed the question to go by default.
J. J. Franev. secrotarv nro tam. nf thn
joint committee, asked to-day that, in jus
tice to tho committee, the Herald state
that, although nono of the bids havo been
openoo, tne committee la positive that it
can construct and complete public water
LITTLE LOOALS
That Cover Conslilentble. Ground In Tills
Vlnlnltv.
Pastime Park is now open every nlgbt In
tno week. Electric cars run diroct to tho
grounds which are lit uu bv olnclrioilr
The peddler nuisance has become as groat
as ever.
When will Eist Centre street be put in
passable order?
Ian merry go 'round will bo in fu'l
blast every night in tho weok at Pastime
X'arK.
Going to tho camp meeting at Lakeside?
ut coureo.
Steady work at the mines will make
Shenandoan tho liveliest town in seven
count! 03.
Get your printing done at homo,
Blackbarries havo appeared in the
market.
Don't let your horses ftmd untied and
don't let them stand on the street crossings.
It you want a nioe camnaiirn hndirrm
either parly Mx Reese can supply you.
ilia JNew York oaDers will sonn bn
served every morning at 9 o'clock
W hat has become of tho loni?.distanrn
telephone Droiect?
The introduction of stoam heat into town
ought to reduce insurance rates.
Work on the now Poncsv branch to
Girardvillo will soon be commenced.
Tho ohenanuoah contin cent in thn
National guard is expected home this
week.
A new clotbincr storo will hn onnnnd
Main street shortly. A nartv was hnrn
yesterday looking for a large room and
secured ono, we believe.
The business men's Dicnie at Putima
Park, which was to bo held this afternoon
has been postpjned until next woofc
1JO not forget your eves, and do not for
get that Queen & 0)., Oculists and Op
ticians, ot Philadelphia, are ronrosentod in
Shenandoah, Wodnosday, August 3, by
one of thoir eye specialists. Ho will bo at
tho Ferguson House.
PETER TAKES W
A GAIISTfG PEN
WRITES rMTRBRwrwai ? ON
TWO IMPORT A MT Hrm TwiQTS
A RAP ON THE KNUGKPS
"Tho Laborer ia Worthv of K
Hire" An Appeal for the
Dogs The Nonsensical
Hydrophobia Theory.
HE article in ysster-I-N.
day's issue of the
Ukrald concerning
tho rumored deter
mination of the Phil
adelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Com
pany to restrict its
employes to the exer-
bad shown no signs of rabies and had only
objected to being inteifered with when
eating,
This haDDened several woob. r,,.
child is all right and the deg is apparently
well and happy. Now if thn H wi h
killed, in accordance with the first impulse
mat seoms to govern such cases, my friend,
his wile and all tho fnmilo .nH ,!,;.
. . j .UUI. Bv-
quaintances would bo in constant dread
lest the child should develop hydrophobia.
Nothing, in fact, could hnvn hcon Y.tn
utter folly than to put an end to tho ani
mal which had merely obeyed a natural
instinct, and whose death would have re-
oved all evidence as to whether OF nnf ha
;as in a normal condition. 1 admit that
uch a case it is wnll tn bun iha
un8er """lint and careful observation for
, tiM. U... T 1 .1
biuitr, uut x nnnn run limn will onnn
.when every newanannr nr ntho
count V dog's biting somo one will not
wind up "u luu announcement, "The dog
has beeiJx1104-"
Pktkb.
POLITICAL POINTS.
cise of their power oflr.oeal, CountV' stilte u,11 National Themes
U... .1 , ..I " fli.nat. I...... I
enfranchisement so that the company shall
be drawn loss frequently into nolitins
created a furoro in town last night. Well,
furore, or no furore, it is tlma a halt
called to this company-political busine:s
X- . 1 . I IT.. .
j. esieruay vne herald received a re
quest from a citizen asking credit for im
provements he made to his property and
p ace or business, and requesting that we
predict that a chanee would add to thn
popularity of the place and would be ap
preciate- Dy tne public. Glancing at tho
top ot tho sheet we noticed that the print
Considered.
TiA n fdefeated asrtiranta far nn.
" v 1. 1 .11 j vi 1 1 -" "
litical offices is unusually largo this year.
rr... . ... Sthn Wn..,tU T :-t.i
j.ne contest in V u' li1"""""
district will be far moro interesting than
Soma nrnpttoH It
The Democntic caVaiaat0 for Senator m
tho 29th district. OAJ- Arogood, is a
brother of Harrv Arplod. of town. Sen-
atoriieefer w 11 find 1." no -biow
coach."
Democratic
in tha
"Pete" Bowers, ona
candidates for
Parents Warned.
A writerto the Ukrald comnlalna (hoi
children are in the habit of congregating
on tno crossing at Ooal aud West streets
and insulting pedostrians. The writor savs
tbey also throw stones and mud at tho
poople who pass the nlaco. and that ha ,
a child about throe years old follow a
woman for some distance, and as the child
tormented the woman by pulling her dress
a crowd stood at the corner InncM
uuuu umragos cannot oe tolerated, no
mtter how youne tho offender mav h
out tne best method for tho iniurod nartlna
to adopt Is to notify the parents of the fact
If the parents are not disposed to afford
relief after being notified tho iajurod
parties will have more effective measurers
at nana.
Frmi-ih !ot..-n :. 11 1 wn hereabouts
w. euua. no uuiitou luai IUQ print- ., 10 Ytvll KUUV
ing of the notehoad was not our work, or anc nas many warm friends.
tho work of any printing office in town; so, Cnris Magoo is heard from aiB'n' n6
while wo have always had a kindly feeling clines with great circumstancosV tbo secre-
for tho party makinc the taryshin (before it wa inn,iAred) of tho
marked "10 cents a line" unon the maroin Republican National mmmittoX- Tho
of tho letter and put it on file. We have mention of Chris' name in connect00 with
concluded that if our friend wants a notice tn06e ot national reputation rominY3 on&
Iree of charge ho must appeal to tha out
of-town office that does his printing.
11 may be true that wo cannot do lob
work as cheap as some ueonle. and
that tho glory we enjoy in running
nowspaper is far greater than that which
fell to tho lot of Columbus, but as all stars
havo a back-ground we must insist nnnn
something moro than flattory. We cannot
afford to give a notice worth SI CO for the
of the trick oi tho St. tr who
gave the ronortera flvo dollar ,send
over the wires tho rumor that she was fn'
gaged to Samuel J. Tildon. Of coursoV1
was a fake, but it irivn hnr
notoriety all the same, and that was ju A
wnat she was pravintr for. Tt u ,.nn.i,i '
to suppose that the President is not bereft
of his reasoning fnriilHna ami ti,n.r
is safe to conclude that Mr. Mageo's namo
Bata nf aullln. a nr.. nf . I n.aa nn 1 .
t.j wu. p.irai onj- I v,u, otuuuaiv ur laCOLlOllslv mnn-
inoro than our friend makincr tho renuMi tioned in conneotinn n.,
t. 1 i - . r icaifuuElulu
. vwm. iu. Ji,uiiK wuiiu kwuii uu mp national committee tho
9i.. e nave no right to object to rumors in tho Pittsburg papers to the con
people going where they like for their trary notwithstanding.
printing, but we havo a right to ask value The President showed his good sense in
iu. nruoi, vo Kivo. 'tv e are urea oi rn. I annointmir a 1'nnnooiironio
m ovii. uur rates are ten i hjb ouprome bench.
cents a line.
? ? ? ?
ED. Hekald : Have we comnanv Ntorna In
our miasi r i am lea to ask this question by a
chureemado bv Luzernn
Schuylkill county, especially Shenandoah, has
uiuro oi mem than Luzerne and Laekawanna
counties put tocother. Clvo in lli-ht Mr
Editor. Buesav
It always irritates me whan I' mad an
account of somo one having been bitten by
aaog, to see tho statement that the dog
was at once shot or otherw se disnatnhnrl.
Tl-l. . . . 1
uuavcomu do moro absurd ifor mv
own part I believe that there is not mnnn
siock to uu taken in the popular notions on
It is said GO.nOO T
I wwvu.u.o uu un
franchised in Fhiladalnhia thi. r-
non-payment of taxes.
l'EHSONAI,.
works for tho amount of tho increased debt.
Best work done at Brennan's stnatn
laundry. Everything white and spotlesi.
Lace curtains a specialty. All work
guaranteed.
Fine photos, 60c. per doztm.at Kcagoy'i
Wilbur F. Sadler. Jr..
Thomas S. Lewis, of S nrnnfnn ia Trial!..
f , . . " f Tioinui;
Mrs, Frank Wentz. nf Tip1nn t,;,u,a
inonas m town yesterday.
Cashier J. R. Leisonriog, of HuzletoD,
whs m town vestfiirinv
. i f -j
uuuui mat many ot tne cases commonly re- -miss ueorgia Lake, of Easton, is tho
k.uou us uyurupuuuia are in reality cases guest ot aius Virgie Hollopetor
ot what doct rs term false hydrophobia. Mioses Mame 13. Wasiey and Hannah
mtus, wuou person is oitten by a eese went to bteelton yesterdav
Anew .a ..n ur. r? , .1 l I T n . .
s, uuBauipauuiiu uu inonus exnecti jutb. o. j. -riee anri iLnf.. m
, , , , . . I . .. n. . nuuv WW
sucn la me mrco ot the popular be e uape May to snend a l.riof
that hydrophobia will eneuo. Pnrhnnoi Miasna T.1t.io ni m..L . nr,,,
, ... It ... tJ.. ,
oxpecl" Id too Etronc a term to nsn. hut liarro. are thn oil net a nf Mt t
- - i n-v jujm tJauiU IvUOfcO,
iuey oreai u ana iook tor It, and tho first -Mrs. Margaret Powell, of South West
acho or pain or unusual sensation h taken street, is so ill her friends foar she will not
as a sympt jm of the dire disease recover.
NOW. SUrniOtn that : mn l.oo ku. Ull.. W W T?,l .1 .
. r kwuuiwu ii . iuira, ma prominent snoemor-
uv a uuir luul is man nnnAArnnpo, in nnnri nnnntnt i't,-iiin e
)Nn lntirnt-liiiia Tlldn.aA- 1 health ami eiinn... t U . . f . c , I I . I. nr . ... ' J
. ,,, .M,,rvoo mmmior jew weeks i mo uKAj.ii ouice, and his daughter
RnnorU that a lor .,.!.. e -n.ii.t. I ho T... . . .. , . ' u" URUsner,
.nH iTn,...i., ....... . . :: . . " ymura&y.
HUuH, ,u lumi wore sick mi, oay, wuuru mo uog's teem broke bis I ' '"
led tO a fear that thov warn vlntima nflskln. Sllnnnan Inat n thn t I TIia Ti,.iu.
. .... I rr.L. - .
uo pieasant etlect and perfect safety
with which ladies
VttiltVl Ullb
evening ana was lutormod that the sick- the man and his friends, in their anxiety 1,(lu,a laiatlvo Syrup of Figs, under all
nos prevailing among tho classes named is and alarm, will worry the victim into a eonaitlns, makes it their favorite remody.
not of a contagious character. It is con- nervous state that may actually give rise to To ot tbe truo and Renuine article, look
fined to the children and U nf thn nhnln.. thA itnmmnnlv cmiit.) 1 it. for the namn nf thn nui;rn.Mt x,:
w...... . --. ...j m..ur,o CJUJUbUlUB Ui Ijy-
infantum typo. A Urge numbor of tho drophobia. But. on tho other hand. run.
cases have proved fatal. pose that the dog has been allowed to live
. 1 ! . aclosewatoh bointr. of course, fennt. nn
oucisienfl Arnica Haitro. iui .j ...... .," . r'
Tha lint flalvn i .h . ",'a"ulua'ue8UOWSno whatever
Rr!a. Rhmb in 0.,. V,V" U1 J"n'hg aonormai, out goes about in
, a,UBum, rover the usual way. eats and ilfln, .5 Wn,.
r , , . "luuit w uu taken in tne popui
L c.nbOIUDUb UIKUH 11V II H li l.A.nBIH 1.1--. 1 . , . .
"-rt -.! .'viviio uim ivuuii wti iikvii i u,hA i . . i. . ,. .
cothnrnH .11 ll, If .1 - -- - Mirni u uu, iiwiut) w mni mat IHerO IS
gathered all the information our reSders Ln ,,nh thir.. t
will lfnnro n v, u., n " . -1 "Poe, no
..... w uu ouuuk u jau, J
The l'ienlo To-morrow.
a he combined Lakeside excursion and
pionio to take place to-morrow under the
auspices of the Trinity Eoformod, Pres
byterian and English Lutheran Sundav
schools ol town, will bo well patroniaed.
special tram win leavo hero at 8 a. m.
The special tickets will also be good on
the regular trains leaving hero at 12:33 and
2:48 p. m. lteturning, a special train Will
leave lakeside at (3 p, m.
fear that thov were
- i . i ... . wvuitiuiu, na is I
contagious diseases. A Hbbald reporter o often done, the dog hat been killed on
marlo lnniiinn i i n 1ll.t . I t . i m . I
evening ana was Jnformod that the Bick- the man and hit friondfl. in their ami
" ... niv, i
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co. printed near tho bottom of the back-
I "K.
Tliey Aro lliaiitl
The two new cam rrntirr i..nA,i A
j iiuu vu. vi
me ojeiano snops mado thoir initial trips
Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain Z Z LZZ' 1 h Z. , Vr th A8hland branch Tb
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and S , , lT?, ha.a,tJ,y a Uars are painted the regulation color ot
tively euros Piles, or no rmvment ,nnMvl ..fL . ... UBU r0VBU """'"K 'fm ana look lino
Tt is m.oraniA A. , . . J V . w " wrong witu mm won Id bo reassuring
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. itu .iv,t . .V .
or money refunded. Vr.nn .. "TT."1." "u "'"aiot
box. -Pnr..i h 7 ,7 ,r" JTv-Vu" wm wowtt oxiitin the case of tho man
, . wuu naHn niiian.
7U..J., .1 . . , , , .
x-ui-ou xjuys uuiy. i t uaj ui yv a;u ui a iriena ot i j vu
W. lll ! , . j . . mini ,. ,!,,. f..ll l. 1.. .1-. . . PrOCUrO excursion tlnVnta oi. XH1.1
,1 a mil kiyo u Buy iaay purcnasing a "uvcu "U"'J' ' vuu country, and V,, . , : '
ml. nf m,. I.JUt a .1 .i.i. C . .. . I mhnan llttln Km. 1 .:.. i , I t latO lrom June Slat tn A linnet Op1 t
i1-' v. wu, inuioa uuu euuea wuicu sou at I "".vHv ...... wjf uwi uacu uuiun uy a aog. I , , - . -
Jl 00 and upwards, a beautiful purso worth The U0K waa ordinarily good-natured, but ,pBt,al t-aug-20
9( nnnta l)nl..l Dl. in, XT .1. - I thn llttln fnllniu I..., ....
- wiJiij, uiuic, ii nuriu iuaini w" fcMwuKunuoBijr aiiumpieu to
streot, three doors abovo J. J. Prion's d Pat his hoad while tho don was i?nawtn a
goods store 0-21-tf 1)0u0, Vexed at being disturbed at suoh a
time, the dog snapped at tho lad and seized
j ,
Cool riliiiflM
Can be found at Vermillion, O., and thoso
who with to attend thn mnm mAii. .
that place during July and August can
procure excursion tickets via the Nickel
Hotter Lute Thuu liter.
Max Reese has lust recelvnH la
of base ball bats. Their arrival la lata hi.t
they will come in handy lor the Republi
cans to Knock the Domocratio ticket oyor
A 3 rout Stuck.
Five thousand novols. the latest and hnai ?old of 0,8 oheek' ThB wound bled freely, cans to k
is,ued, telling at 25 cents other places, for . WftS not seriou'ana ' n' likely even the fonce,
ruin a M n t 1 r . mt I v um ( w H Bbdii OILtlUUVIl HI1VH fH I llllnhni) I
flnBstnlavinnar. in th .i,.. k had to be taken in it. When mv friend -uuy vfyon flour.
r,ar n.v was Informed by letter of what had nn. nanio iisssio & Co
f" I J L . ... . I J
curruu, no was also told that they wore f"uvou ou every sack
iu UOl mi!I mO Uleveland racea. T.nnr Inlnnrilnir tn bill ,1. A rr. . I ..
n ..... ....v.- xt.-i r ru. uu-. UOUgmusf Leads to Oonaumntion
" uc ' xiuie. oee wrote a most urgent letter bsc no- thnm v ,.,,, , .... .. : :
Wickel Plate agents, mo id not on an? account to do n'TZT, wiu wp tne cough at
Bo sure that tho
Ashland, Pa., Is
3-3-3 taw