pry.".,ffT --- 'IS
THE EVENING HEEALD.
VOL. VII.-NO. 196.
gOLID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
"Watches, Diamonds, Precious
S.tpneg, Clopks, Bronzes, Opti
cal Woods, Banquot,Parlor and
I lano Lamps.uniquo in design
witlt 75 and 250 candle power
burners. All goods superior
in nmsh and quality with rock
bottom prices tnat withstand
all opposition victoriously.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly' at!' " '
if i
noiaerman s
SHENANDOAH. PA.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16. 1892.
Our. Directory, Vn - . .
bREA'k liAlttJiKlJNli.
ONE CENT.
fjjpjiE POptf OFFICE
Shenandoah.
Offlco hours from 7:30 n.
m. to 7:30 b. m. Money
Order and Keglstry De
partment open ffom8:00
Ut LU. bU t VJ Pi ZU.
the arrival aha Arf ,r f ?Soni?f
matter for despatch must bq in the office thirty
minutes before the lime given below:
DnUAatton.
Arrival,
p. ri! A. M.
1:40 4:24
8:20,
8:00 5:08
8!,9
140,' 9:'
JPhlla., Western )
I Southern States)
Departure.
A. M. P. M.
7:!0
6:03
11:30
Jewelry Store,
The most progressive establishment
in the county.'
ftvwer Afow ancr Io Streets.
1:25'
1:25
1:5J
2:29
9:08.
9:69
9:03
9:08
0:56
( New York and East-1
1 em males and
( points on Li. V.
Hess' Livery Stable
xi8 N. Market Alley.
NEW BUGGIES AND DAHNESS, SAFE HOUSES
Finest turnouts in town.
Would be pleased to receive a sharo of the
" r"vu6u,
J". X.. PLATT'S,
(Formerly Joe "Wyatt's)
$AL00N : AND : RESTAURANT,
10 and 21 West Oak Street.
I T"l . . . .. .
rr viv. rinvm cigars.
Bating bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all.
I'V
Girvin,
Duncan and
Waioley.
Headquarters for llamm nf
almost every description. You
yiu una in our assortment just
he thing- you want, and vntt
vill not sav thev are .hio-ri ?
I'ririce. We are offering- the I
ibjst 25c. Lamp you ever saw.
llEjithcr hand or stand Lamps,
wjith engraved Othello chimney
1 for a quarter.
li j Nice line of Johnson's Bros.
'lEng-lish white granite plates,
tips ana saucers. "
Mason s- fruit iars awav be-
J)w regular selling price.
Pull lines of Granite iron-
j Vare, best thing for household
lUse. It needs no recommenda
ijtjon. tNewliieol towel racks, in oak, with polished
J plate mirror: cheap.
I 'Three-ply birch chair seats,
' felrr B b01 ' 0Ur ak,nB powder for only 10c.
I Toys, dolls and fancy goods. Our line of these
I poods are larger than ever before and prices
1:40
2:20
8:18
1:40
2:20 :
8:18
2:26
8:18, 9:W,
2:23 9:68
d East-1
and y
f. R. B. 1
Asland. J
Olrardvlllo.
(Raven Run, Centra-)
11a, Mt CarmclandV
I Bhamokln. ' j
9:03
7S20
9:60
;9:50
Pottsvllle.
7:20
11:30
1 t ) 7:20
Mahanoy.City, V 9:03
I ) 11:30
1 Mahanoy Plane, Lost 1 11:30.
I Creek and Bhaf t. f
( Frackville. i 7:20
12:62
3:08
8:00
12:62
3:08
8:00
1:35
7;00
1:35
7:00
114(1
7:oo
2:M
6;20
2:60
2:60
6:00
2:60
Twelve Thousand People Went to Lakeside
Park Yesterday. . . , ,
PETER LECTURES ON
SPURIOUS GLUBS
SOME OP THE SYSTEMATIC
METHODS OP STRIKERS.
THE RED LETTER DAY OF THE SEASON
' 'CI 1 ',- ,it v I
' 1 ' ' I , ! V I' ' I . . , , , , ,
Many Singers Take Part In the Great Musical Fostival-Maha-...
ny..PU ComPetllrs Take the Two BJg Prizes,
Who the Prize Winners Were and What
,T'hi?y nA Day of Measure. ' '
!A GLUB PICTURE FROM LIFE
t
The Methods are Himnln nnrf
tsomotimos Thoy .Succeed.
Pulling' the Politicians and
Tradesmen.
Carriers make a general collection at 8:00 n.
?JS ?; m- anJ a general delivery at 7:15
aAm-n?d 3:15 P-m. Additional deliveries and
twn ntin3iSre mad8.ln e business pari of
..v.vu, M, .uu A. w Jl, "i-
Flre Alarm Boxes. '
The following list shows tha location ot
thp alarm boxes ,of tho Shenandoah Fire
department:
LOCATION.
15 Coal and Bowers streets.
15 Dowers and Centrejstreets.
24 liridgo and Centrejstreets.
25 Main and Centre stroets.
34 Main and Poplar streets.
35 Main and Coal streets. , v
42 Gilbert and Centre streets.
43 Gilbert and Cherry streets.
62 Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm onen the bor. null rtnn
the hook once and let go. When an nlarm la
sent in the fire bell will sound tho number of
toe dot ana repeat the alarm four times.
HOW TO LOCATE ALA RUB.
If the alarm is sounded fromlbor is m
bell will Btriko one, then rausorand strike nv
wmcn wiu lnaicato that :the Are is in the
vicinity of No. 15 box. Everyjalarm is repeated
T1 . . . J
uesi worK aono at Urennan's rIaaty,
laundry. Kvorythinft. vhito and epotles.
Laca cuftaina a specialty. All work
HUftranteed.
Inrants' shoes 25c. ber cair. 'nl lh
People's store, 121 orth Main street.
6-21-tf
Shenandoah.
8 South Main Street.
a
When Baby was rick, we gav 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 Castoria,
USIO certainlv has
C'charms. Men and
women, lome of them
the most prominent in
this section of the state,
occupied 8eM and
ttood uppn thoxrouqd
of the Lakeside trott
ing park yesterday i
and Jittened to the
various competitive indi
and organizations to thp
singipg of the
viduals.panios
last chord.
letterday the great Lakeside musical
was hold. It wes a flattering f uccops. The
gate roceipta were equal to those of last
year, but tho general attendance on tho
grouudsturpassed all previous records. It
wasflKt-d by the East Mahanoy Junction
depot cfllcials laet night that tho visitors to
iqe grounds during the day number cbse
upon Ji.UUO.
Thisfinuro far exceeded the most san.
guine hopes oi tho festival committee, as at
no tirao dirt any of the members figure on
an attendance of more than 8,000 This
increase in the general attendance will no
doubt swell the general receipts of the
committoe to a figure of net profit above
that of last year.
Dr. H. S. Clarke, the musical adiudica
tor, several members of the lestival
committee, and a largo number of patrons
loft town yesterday morning for Lakeside
on tho 8jl6 a. to. train.,, Dr, Clarke.
immoaiately proceeded to the Roth resi
dence and opened the preliminary contests.
onortly after Prof. Milos. of Miners
villo, made his appearance and altonded
1 played soveral selections in fine style dur
ing the Intermission, The loader and
band were.hcartily applaudod.
The;fir competition of the seislon was,
on the tenor solo, 'Love .Lios Bleeding."
Dr. Clarke announced that tho preliminary
uuinpeuuon naa (down Prof. P. T: Evans,
John J. Price and William Patterson of
Shenandoah,, .couipetont to. strive
prize of $5 before tho audience.
Kvanswon. lhorewero sovehtoen entries
for this competition.
The tenor and bass duett, "Love nd
War," was next. Prof. D, W. Herbert, of
Pottsville, and David Jones, of Glrard
ville, won tho priro of $10. Thomas
Kosser and William Edmunds, of Maha
noy City, wore to have compotod, but Mr.
Edmunds fc.ilod to appear.
Ihen the soprano competition was callid
for. There wore two prizes and the com
petitors who passed the nrelimin nrv Ad.
judication were Miss Annie AVynno. Mah
anoy City, Miss Mlnnio G.rnar, Auden
riod, and Miss Gwendoline Keeso. Khnnn.
doah. Miss Wynne was awarded the
prize of f5 and Miss Garner the ?2 prize;
The S50 prlza ofierod for tho rendition of
"Der Wald" ("The Forest") by German
singing societies, was carried off bv thn
Ashland Maennechor. under tho InnrJor-
ship of Prof. August Iteese. Dr. Clarke
complimented the society.
One of the features of the dav wm thn
oornetsolo in Eb "You'll Remember Me."
A prize of ?10 was offerod. Morgan
DoPoy was the only comrjetitor. TTn ;
Freeland boy of but 12 years and he play?d
me uimcuu piece s well that the audienci
puign clubs, the con-
uine and the spurious. Tho former can be
described as an assemblage of earnest and
interested per.ons of either political party
who design to promote tho success of can
didates .by whatever method seems to them
to bo mott dosirablo Some believe in the
for tho emC8y ot "Poeches and debates; others in
Prof., nrwo. music,- and parades; othors in
doprecatos any formal action. Hecounaeli
a postponement. lie suggests the appoint
ment of a small committee, with himself as
chairman. He 1nt!rates' that it might be
well to see in turn the lenders of the parties
and factions before doing anything mbor
committing the club to any hasty actor
utterance. That proposition is acceptable
after some opposition, and the head of tho
club, transformed Into a "striker," en
deavors to barter the suppoit of his asso
ciates lor bis own benefit. Ho does not
succeed usually, but his failure is not at
tributable to any lack of trying, but is
ciused by tho fact that several of his as
sociates, each on his own hook, are en
gaged In the same task, and the labors of
one so far offset tho iiiiDortunltlea of
Tts the proper time I other that tho leaders refuse to deal with
now to sound the 'he members of tho club exceDt as Indi.
warning against epuri I vlduals, and their value as such is not large.
ous campaign clubs.
A Presidential year, For several days before the date fixed for
so-called, it the season the adjourned meeting of the club for
of richfst harvest for action on tho report of the committeo there
the managers of cam- are rumblings of discontent and threats of
reprisal. Tho meeting is disorderly. No
agreement it reached. In the confusion
tho proprietor of the barroom appears
usually and presonts a bill for rent. The
liability Is of course, disputed, but among
those who have "hold up the bar" fre
quently ho gets support, and the Outcome
of tho controversy is that the proprietor
takes possession of tho furniture, la lieu of
rent, and the club room is closed. Before
tho morning of election day tho campalga
club h a thing of tho past. On election
day the former president may bo seen in
the service of one of tho parties as a worker
at the polls, A few of the members get
election day employment from the politi-
mass meetings, and othors in the mainte
nance of a club room for social intercourse,
the interchange of views, and the forma
tion of friendships, which tend to bind the
members together by a common political
purpose. As a general thing the most active
numbers of genuine campaign clubs are
officeholders or aspirants for official station, cians ; a majority do not.
ona me genuine clubs are valuable auxili
alios to a party, especially in a long ca-u.
paign.
Summed up, this is the result of tho
fake cluh's efforts: Amounts ranging
from 8100 to 8300 h
Tho mothod of eitablijhing a fake cam- installments amone the hlf iWor,
paign ciuo is very simple. Three or four bora who originated it. The president has
young mon, usually between the ages of 19 a winter overcoat and tho secretary has a
and 25, and well known in tho nolghbor- cane. The keeper of the barroom has had
hood whore they live, arrango with tho his room tenanted during two months of
(proprietor oi a oarroom, who asroes to summer and two months of autumn, and
givo them the free uso of his fi st floor he has in his possession the furniture of the
under the condition that they and their club, a transparency, and some uniforms,
friends will patronize no other barroom The rank and file of the organization-the
Then a chowder party, a picnic, or a non-contributing and non-managing mem
summer night's excursion is organized.wi h bors have bad a place "to hang out in !
the object of procuring money endugh to as the saying is, and have had a gooddeul
furnish the club room. Tickets are sold to of fun besides at tho lowost possible cost,
the politicians and tradesmen in Uhe The people of the neighborhood have
neighborhood, and, after tho oxpensos of llstoned to strains of musio and admired
,uvuUutur excursion nave been paid. I uroworks. No one. HTPnt.
. . , r- - .UU
time the
aided very
Carpets, Oil Oloth
-AND-
WINDOW SHADESI
Will bo sold at reduced rotes this
month to make room for tho Fall
Goods
At FRICKE'S, 10 South J an! in St.
FOB THE FALL OF 92.
i
Now In Stock a Full Line of
I I
iflloor Oil Cloth, and Linoleum
- .
and
aeutflciont surplus remains to enulo thn who can well ffl,rrl .nh
the preliminary adjudications. Thi3 Dart applaudod him for several minutes afmr.lm om" Th" a transparency is ordered, anvthinir on apnnnnt nf ti.. ..-',
nf.l,n,l ......j....,, . lAf, ,V, r , . . lnH Si ,.- .!..J .U- ' ., . "---- -..-. d.smuuo OI
u nuj vuiiviamjn nuut a ;utie alter I v" !""" uianse spoke of thol huwu mo names oi ine tno campa'gn club. Atthe same
ion ociock .Meanwhile trains of ten, "oy-iu, mgniy complimentary .tonus. cbuuiubws to oe supported by a msjority interests of a party have been
twelve and even fifteen cars, mil ed un to xnreo prizes were offered for thn
thft T . U 1 (. C 1 rl fl ,1.,,A, t- .. 1 1 j, I FAnHltlnn rf (U. . 1 1 , r-, .
- . h.u, uuiu an uirocuons. " uiniu piece, -vjuro lor muuif iriim us nuu seryiceaDieness of the irenuinn oln.
eUui a mrge guota. .v..,s i iraiun, xnero wero tourl numo uuowieuge oi uas oeen, to some extent, discredited
I'hrt n.ll.l , . . . . 1 ahIk.aa. .1 A . r . , nn .a, 1 r. n m i : .. 1 1. 1 1 I . '
mBHvni tuiurniiiee was proparea for ,"o .raaieur juaie 1'arty, of Mah--H ,ou lrum u's 'aoors on ciec-l impugned,
non uay as tne employe at the rato of 85
from sunrise totuodown of somecandidate.
Health lu Old Age.
Edward Collinson, Quoons, N. Y., says:
"I commenced using Brandreth's Pill.
n fOrlnwni- f H I r. -r .
contribution, to . fund for the purchase of them in London, nd have conUnued usin,
beer, liquor and cigars. If the otnn.i.n .hm t ..f V C0Dtlnu?l "sing
club be organized on a scale largeth f Vver. tT; y earmold
the averaso, a banner raising, toward the LnH hnA,i .... .1 1 " 0Id'. hftl?
the ruh and eight ticket sellers on band to anoy Cityi Samuel T. Davis, leaden
" poateooarasto inosa who wished td aie vnorus, of Ht. Olair, Prof,
mvuuu ino competitions. The ticket mon u- J- WJiuams, leader; Mahanoy City
.o vrKnn za unoer the leadejship of ""yuen uiee i'arty, rrofGethen Powell,
Frank O Reese of town and they did their ,eder, and the S. M. O. A. Glee Club, of
wiv very cioveny. i-oiisvmo, rrof. u. W. Herbert, leader.
After completing the preliminary work St. Clair carried off the first prize of 850,
uiarKo proceeded to tho fostivo scbiia. t otisvuio took the second nrizn. a mM
oupi. u. y. i-rice, ot Ashland, was in- meoai, ana uetnen Uowoll took tho third,
na uuairman oi tne day by JDivis- u"ii
Pktjsr.
It is customary to give a house warming,
ano too politicians are sought again for
Choice 'lieio Patterns-All Width and Qualities-at
IPtUD PRICES.
Although manufacturers have advanced their Prices.
- .- . '
0 mane no cnange in our prices.
. ajjvviat attention to our Two Tard Wide
Wor Oil Cloth at SQ cens a yard. Qood patterns and
mtra value tor tne piqnej.
, , v invves or JUjy&jjISH OIL CLOIIL
4W LINOLEUM, lhese goods are very soft at
J tiliable and are said to wear well.
uur 75. cet Mf 08 p$nt Llnoleum-uoo yards toide
Are special bargains.
t WES 'ARB4 RECEIVING EVERY WEEK "
nkw : BRUSSELS : CAEPSTS
') jBcnumul patterns lu Moquctte, Velvet, Body and
fnixestry Brussels. Also new Xuffrnlns-all qualities Iroiu
il C illtS up.
I A large Assortment
orders and Prlngre Irom $3.75 up.
I A lull stock oi nBK Carpets-good and clieap. Stair
(Jnrpcts In Brussels, Iiieraln nud ttaff.
1 AT K
ion Bupermtondent M. T.Shr filer, also
AbMaa.1 l Tf , - . . .
upuibuu. jur i-rice a introduction wa
signal for applauso, whiph failed to null out
on auuress, nowever, and business was i "e received were good, but the on tht
once taken up. was superior to the others bad been sent
ir. uiarke was next introduced nrl 1,a him by a party sign ne himsnlf "THn,-'i
loounis place upon the platform, after Rnd 10 Dim ho awardod tho prize of 815
vmca inomaj J, Edwards, of Mahanoy .Jur- uomer a. Morgan, of Mahanoy
vM.jr, WB8 prosenteu. jur. iidwards led the "PPea upon the platform -and
,,oi.u puiuuojoi too audience in tbo "l"!U w,at no ad been authorized to
singing ot a national anthem of Wales, Bt Prosent tho wlnnor, who was Rov. D. M,
ine conclusion of which the comDetitions -kowis, of Blockton, Alabama.
I HTrinnfifi nt nhtoh i-nn I ... . J
. 1 ln-r WmnA V it.. 9 , ... I " - hid 11UH1LII LO LIIO TinT"S 1 Cf ftTI t hba j-.f TJ J .1 .
0I mo conauctor of tho needed, succoeds the house warminir a, wn. n - "ranurem a
a day, announced his decision on thn n-m L . A. , , wara,1Dff; . Ae Pills. Occasionally I have a bad cold or
nn 'Tho Ti.ij ii . . .' . ' '"" " umiBr ruuing, severe attack of rhfnmii.m .1
. w u earn all lUQ Dooms I thn IMArtnr. ..F IK.
opened.
Tl. v...:, 1. ,,t .....
.uo uoiuuun ioiu, jjovb's yueen," was
the first. Dr. Clarke announced that tho
throe gentlemen who had bassed tho m
l!n.ln..n nrft..Jl..il . .
"-'""j uujuuiuanon wnn favor wore
iteese itosser, Jr., Mahanoy City; John
iinlgbt, Wm, Penn; Thomas Rosser. Mah
anoy City. The Rossers are sons of Roes
cesser, the victorious loader ot Mahannv
ri-. J
viiiy. ine three competed boforo tho
audience and Dr. Clarke awardod the
prize 01 fo to Thomas Rosser.
inenexi competition was on thntrln
van tne voyagers." Onlv twn nf tfcn
lour parties
energies to gottlng more
nominal fee is charged, but by common
consent payment is not obligatory. Tho
club, once under way, baa fifty or sixty
members. Many of them join from no
desire to advance the interests of the party
or the candidates, but to have some place
where, at small expenso, thuy may meet
young men of tho neighborhood
applying their biliousness, but four or five doses of, Bran-
"m' a 1 uraio-a i-ms lw- m Tin
l . . tiuonever
my children huvo been slot with scarlet
fever, raeaslei, acid stomach, disordered
digestion or costivenoss, a fow doses of
Brandreth's Pills restored their health at
onco."
HERB AND THERE.
Interesting
entered rosuonded to the mil
" laJ were i-niiip t. Evans, Willitm ur- uiarke awarded the first prize to
uu ouu 'M -n-ate Jones, of Wm. Penn; -""nanoy tty, but said that both parties
nuu xuomas josser, William Evans and utta recaorea the ploce so well that he will
-innio wynno. of Mahanoo f!,t not nestitalo to allow thnm .1,, n
The prizo of 815 was awarded to tho Wm. against the Scranton or Wilkes-Barre
x-enn trio. choirs,
The American Cornet Band, of Contra.
ov. iiyans announced that he would employed like themselves durlmr thHV I. Coae"e Different
forward his adjudication in writintr to tho Tho nLJVf Z L .hV"f .. . h".tl0!" "r ' "on.
' ' I co tO to In thfl Imrrnnm lha nfl ,i.:u I nf t -.t . .....
The event of the dav came next. Tt I. MB.M...hi " " " J:" """"" -f mil, ot Hunbury. has
cssrrti- sstwr.' zrssrssrsvsssi
cash prizo of 8250 and a gold medal to th mu , ,. death.
first successful leader and n gold medal to . I ULb r.?m3 are YleIted m lima lo flwnoo company is in,tho region
ov Citv OhnrAi ; , y 10 "BUlenftDls "8 Party leaders 11,18 w?eir.
Society, under the loadorship of Prof L , ' an everylhiDK appears to M Ihe camp meeting at Mountain
Roes Rosser. was tho first to rami. " .KO DK owmmmgiy until about two r"v8 was a lanuro this year.
Prof. Philip T. Evans followed with the vigor and! imping out parties are unusually
Uayden Choral Union, nf iha st,.mi. "'"J' par.isans snouia do almost at "u"",ruus summor.
valley.
high-water mark. At about that tlmo the
rumble of discord may bo heard with ro.
criminations between the offlcors. The
altitude of tho club, not doubtful before.
Ha, alone appeared to compete on the selec
uon irom "ine liohemlan Girl." and In
awarding tho prize of 8100 In cash and a
gold medal to Prof. Sterner, the leader of
me Dsnd, l)r. Clarke said that tho rendi
tion was remarkably fine.
more wore four competitors on thA
violin solo, for which a prize 0 86 was
offered. Tbey were Edwin Jones and
itlcbard Jones, of Wm. Pennf Miss
juagglo Jamos, Wm. Penn. and Monrnn
T, Shrefller, Jr., Ashland. The prizo was
awaroea Dy vr. Clarke to Richard Jonos.
ihen came the great and closlni- Avnnt. nf
iao morning session the gloe "Ye Breezes
of Morning." Tho prize was 8100 to the
first successful elcador and a baton to thn
second. The Uayden Choral Union, of
u ui. i-onu, rrot. v. T. Evans, leader,
competed first and tho Mahanoy City
Choral Society, Prof. Rees 'Rosser, leador,
second. Dr. Clarke decldod in favor of the
Mabsnoy City society.
Tho afternoon session openod shortly
after two o'clock, Prof. Sttrner and his
American Band of Oentralla having
Important Visit.
The Pennsylvania Railroad officials, who
were here last week, made raanv InnuIriM
begins to be subiecled to disagreeable hints PoncornInK the town and vioinity.,-It is
and unconcealed ronroachea. A .nrn rumd that there are surprises in store
seems to be loose somewhere, and soon af- for our People. The party had a 'special
torward a moellng of the club Is called to ' u 01 lwoca-
laee action on' the situation as It presents
iitoii, respecting tho endc
port of local candidates.
iUelf, respecting the endorsement and sup- c,. TZZX
Syrup of
to the taste and bv
tho kidneys, liver and
Mr. Fomeror Aniwera.
Editor Herald 1 I desire to answer a
y r.mrl, vulgar ""'""u1 ue politicians fornla liquid laxative remedv
abbreviation in vnnr (...,, t who havo contributed tn inn tr.n.r,,n . remedy,
Permit me to say I know how to mensnm the banner raising, the parades, and the .-.'tf l"8
fees for my own services, I need no aa.lst, current PBI ' the club are asked for bowel, toceanee the .Zm V
ance. The Town Council for
la contribution, larger than any procodlnir. ... .v. i...... . . . 7'
have paid all bill, I have rendered wUhout r for an entertainment that ovlt, and w Hh rilUon, T h th! 7 I
demurrer. Mv aaUrt- u nntin.iifl . t has been Advertised to ttn r,l.. ir, . . M'.wlUl millions it is the best
have, dono only my proportion of tho work " hal1 between the day of election and the
and all outside counsel have been retained n,Kht ot Thanksgiving. If the spurious Throe pair Jadies' black hose (fast coiors)
J -w..w...,wm nuu 0UKKU5.1OO. XflB r n iiu,gi,nu uu lu luat 1 -w. a), Lilt) BODIB S BLOfA. -Vl.f
' . 1 ! ... . 1 , . . . . I .. I .. 1 . 1. . 11 . . I ' ' " t
ouucitor nas oeen treated right and just. luo oui"anco oi narmony and d is-
X desire to ba normltinH In mn nn,n . icipiino. tne returns nm ,. i n..rf.i v., .....
, . ... j vnu ajr, i - " - - .--....wm, j I ..... . it i iiu j, - i
to attend to ray own business with the rjer. "'"ally. It, on tho other band, tho club William Houior and Miss Clara H.p,aH
mission of "Sammy" (a most vulgar ab- aPPsr l be rent by discordant and an- ot West Cherry stroet, wore marrlod last
brevlalion) permit me further to publish my tagonl,tio foments, the harvest is light, honing at tho residence of the bride's
identity by signing
J. H. POMBROT,
. Borough Solicitor.
Shonandoah, Aug. 10, 1892.
Lane's Family Modlolno
oiovos the bowels each day. Most: noonlo
aeea to use it.
Best photographs and crayons at Dabb'e
end the proceeds of the ticket sales do nnt parents. Rev. Robert O'Rnrin nffli..t
find their way into the treasury; thoy get Jooph Holvey and Miss Sarah Hughes
pookots of tho ven' woro tn6 happy couple's beet friends. A
sumptuous ropast followed tho wedding.
The presents were many and useful.'.
no further than
dors,
tho
un tho night whon the clnb is called to
meet for the purposo of taking action about
local candidates, its attitude toward national
andetato nominees having been defined
sufficiently, tho chief organizer usually
Oougblngr Leads to Consumption
Kemp's Balsam will (top the cough at
once.
Pino photos, fiOc. per doien.at Keagoy'a,
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