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SHENANDOAH. PA., SATUllDi . JANUARY 121. IH.I3
ONE CKNT.
THE
HEItALD.
A Big Drive
1H NOW ON AT
IP. J".
2H South Main U
Clearing Sale of
Winter joods 1
Gents' rettunderwear that
formerly son for $1 will now
go at 80c. I
Special ale of Blankets.
Only a aw more of those de
sirable Coats left over which
will be jpld regardless of cost.
Carpts and oil cloths at the
lowestjjrices consistent with
first-oss goods.
Drps goods, notions, etc.
GDSON'B THEATRIC.
F, J. FEBOCSOX, MANAOKIV
&IIJEDAY, JANLTARY21
ISteiV.Eiont ef the dlstlngwlBtied aotress,
Madame Neuville,
and her ion,
AugustinJ Neuville,
The popular' yontiE-oomedian, and their
caret till selected company or players In
THE BOY TRAMP.
With Its wealth of
Special Scenery, Btngo Settings,
Mechanical Effects, Properties, &c.
Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Cents,
Reserved seats on sale at Klrlln's drug store
DOUGHERTY'S
Saloon and Restaurant
Tho leading place In town.
Has lately been entirely reno
vated Everything new, clean
and fresh. The finest Hue o.'
Wines and Liquors I
Cigars, &c, foreign and do
mestic. Free lunch served
each evening. Big schooners
of f resh.Beer.Porter, Ale, &o.
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE.
J. J, DOUQHEItTY, Prop.
T. J. O'HAJtEN'S
ZBstrfoer Slaop,
COR. MAIN AND OAK ST 3.
Everything In the tonsorlal line done In first
class style. A fine hath room attached.
Mi
m
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
FLOOE OIL CLOTH
and
So Close Out Surplus Stocha few pieces Floor Oil
Cloth, two yards wide, at 50 and 60c. Beg
ular prices, 8Sc and $1.00.
Linoleum 3 yards wide, 7Sc. Btgular price, $1.00.
FOE
ltorev Cars JtVo. llimothy Hay.
Two Caret Jbine Middlings.
One Car Jsancy White Middlings.
One Car Pare CJiojiour own make.
One Car Fancy Clipped White Oats,
Morida Oranges,
I'ine, Large
Condensed Milk,
Extra Quality two cons lor 25 cents,1
Our Directory.
jJe POgl' office
Shenandoah.
Office hours from 7:30 a.
m. to7:30'p. m Money
Order nnd Registry De
partment open from 8:00
a m to 7:00 p. m.
Following ts a schedule of
the arrival and departure of mall trains. Mull
matter for despatch must be In the office thirty
minutes netors me time given Deiovr:
Arrival.
Deltmaliim.
Departure.
P.M. A.M.
1:40 i:U
A.M. F. U.
7:20 12:52
:08 3:08
11:M 8:00
12: 52
:0t 3:08
8:1")
l:ai
7:30 7:00
1:35
7:00
1:4
7:00
7:20 2:&ip
11:80 6,20
7:20 2:fn
9:08
11:80
11:80 2:51)
8:01'
7:20 2:60
hlla., Westers
2:So
8:08
8:18
1:40
and
9:0
:45
Southern Statts
ts)
1 New York and East-
East-1
nd V
UK.)
J. ern Ktatcs and
( points on L. V
9:0
1:25 9:50
1:20 :08
Asland,
QlrardTllle.
1:25
2:29
1:40
2:28
8:18
1:40
2:)
8:18
2:2(1
8:18
8:08
9:&(l
llayen Hun, Centra-1
Ua.Mt atrmolandV
Hhamokin. )
(
Pottsvllle.
8:60
9:66
Mahanoy City.
I Mahanoy Piano, Lost I
9:68 1 Creek nnd Hhaft.
2:91
9:58 i Frackvlllo.
Carriers make a general collection at 6:00 a
m. and 7:00 p. m., and a general delivery ut 7:15
a. m. and 3:15 p. m. Additional deliveries and
collection? aro made In the business part ol
town at 10:15 n. m. and 2:00 p. m.
Hire Alnrut Hoxes.
The following list shows the location i
(be alarm boxes of tho Shonandoah Fir
Department:
LOCATION.
15 Coal and Dowers streets.
15 Bowers and Centre streets.
U Ilrldgo and Centre streets.
15 Main and Contre stroeta.
H Main and Poplar streets.
35 Main and Coal streets
IS Gilbert and Centre streets.
43 Gilbert and Cherry streets.
52 Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm open the box, pull down
the hook once and lot go. When an alarm if
sent In the Are boll will sound the number of
the box and repeat the alarm four times.
HOW TO LOCATE ALARMS.
If the alarm is sounded from box 15 the Ore
Bell will strike one, then pause and strike five
which will Indicate that the fire Is In the
vicinity of No. 15 box. Every alarm la repeated
tour times
Begs to announce to his friends and
patrons end the public generally that
he has purchased the barbershop lately
occupied by 13. 3. Yost,
Ho. 12 West Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH FA.
25
Fir'CTS.TER YARD
ropt
OIL CLOTH.
Others' for 3o, 45, COo and upwards. Parties
having' carpet rags should send them and have
them made Into a flrst-claas carpet.
O.D.X'RXOKXi'S
Carpet Store, . 10 South Jardm St
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
b and 21 West Oak Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Bar stocked with the best beer, porter, ales,
whiskies, brandies, wines, etc Finest cigars,
t atlne bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all.
JIT S. KISTLER, M. D.,
" PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Offlce 120 North Jardln street, Shenandoah.
LINOLEUM,
SALE.
mid Sweet 25c n dozen.
CORRESPONDENCE THAT WILL
EXCITE INTEREST
TAYLOR-BEEBB CASE DISCUSSED
Tho Lossob ,ho County Sustained
by Roas in of tho Court House
Muddle Fully nnd Impar i
filly Coneldarod.
Sptslal niEAM) Correspondence
PotthvilLb, Jan. 21.
UK1NQ tho time wlien
Samuel Garrett and A.
J. Hliortull were two of
tho tbreo County Com
missinnirs of this
county, James W. M.
Newlln, Emj., of Phlln
dulpbla, and Samuel A.
Giirrett. of I'ottsvllle,
both practicing attor-
neys, were ongiigid by the county to coneci
about JG.000 back taxes from tho Comii -
wealth. Tho monoy was promptly collected
and pioinptly covered into tho treasury, and
Mr. Garrett ns promptly received his 25 per
cent., ninuuiitlni; to about $1.41)0. Mr. New
lln nover authorized Mr Garrett to act a, liis
agent and claimed that the county of Schuyl
kill owed him a similar amount, payment uf
which being lcfused, Mr. Newlln brought
suit to recover It. With tho $1,400 so Soped
In which was more than his share nnd leav
ing Mr. Newlln to tuko caro of hts own
interests and collect his own stakes, Garrett
went West to gro" UP with the country and
he has never returned, nor has he yet been
elected to Congress or Governor of hii adopted
state, but rumor has it ho is practicing law
in California and making money, Mr,
Newlin's case came up for trial before Judge
Ilecbtel this week. The present County
Commissioners, with their proverbial sbortr
sightedntis. with the tingle exception of
Ellas Reed, went In for a fight, with Guy E
Farquhar and William Wilhelm, Esqs., a;
special counsel, Ex-Solicitor Minogneand tho
now solicitor. Camming, sitting in bas reliel
at the conmcl table and like "lirer Rabbit ho
say nuffiu',"
TUB COUNTY LOSBS.
On Tuesday afternoon the jury retired, af
tcr being well charged by the judgo, and very
soon agreed, staling their vordi :tand bring
ing It into court ou Monday. It gave Mr.
Nowlin $1,471.72 and costs. Now tlKf'uuwiso
men 'of the Commissioners' Board, who
wouldn't uprefi with Mr. Heed last week to
feather of stupidity, to stitch in their dunce
caps. And so it goes tho taxpayer pays the
piper every time,
Tho beginning of the new year has marked
a period of official blunders.so far. Perhaps,
the niot stupendous one is (or will he, when
consummated) tho settlement of the case
ngainrt Architect Heebe and Contractor Tay
lor, who robbed the county in building tho
new court house. But for a kick mado by
Counsellor Whltehuuso last Saturday In
court when the matter was under consider
tion this iittlo game set up as it looks, (but
we hope not) to compound a felony, aud to
exemplify the old adage, "a fat hog's rump is
always greased," would liavo gono through
smoothly and swimmingly. But it was a
vigorous kick was that of tho objecting
lawyer and Brother F. W. Bechtel, Mr.
Taylor's most active counsel, had to put the
$111,000 in bank and await u moro liberal and
meritorious adjustment, which Mr. Schalck,
who was originally employed by certain tax
payers with $160, along with Messrs. llenning
and Whitohouse, will have to accept about
$S00 less than he reported to the court, under
cover of the Auditor's names, that ho was en
titled to. Wo have heard of salary grabs bo-
foro but this little gamo to get $3,300 and let
his colleagues hustle for a few dollars in fees,
was a bold one of Mr. Scbalck's and brought
forth the lively aud vigorous kick above re
furred to.
SAUCE rOE GOOSK AND OANDKR.
It appears that negotiations fora settlement
have loen going on fur some time. F. W.
Bechtel for Taylor and A. W. Schalck for
several others, principally for Mr. Schalck,
have been the prime negotiators. Mr. Boch
tel wits perfectly right in securing an acquit
tance of his client by tho best possible means
nay, it.was his duty to his client and when
that settlement was the means of enriching
the county a few thousaud dollars it became
a very commendable duty and a plowing one
to perforin on tho jwrt of Mr. Bechtel. But
what is "sauce for the goose" should be "sauce
for the gander," if the gander is any kind of
a decent gander at all, aud when it was pro
posed to deduct about $5,000 from the $10,uO0
paid to lie devoted to lawyers, typewriters,
witumceo, eta., and nearly one-half of the
$6,000, or $8,300, was proitosed to go to one
penou, some other persons thought it was
time to enter a vory emphatic protest! So
Mr. Whitahqnte kicked. lie fid among
other things tUftt he was opposed to the set
tlement, that he understood that his name
was Inoliidid in tho list of attorneys to be
paid, but until his original employers, the
taxpayers, had discharged him he proposed to
oppoe this settlement, denouuolug It ns un
fair, contrary to law and as calculated to set
a bad precedent. When he remarked that
the poor Insignificant laroenlst. or thief,
charged with a felony (to eom pound, which
a I have said before is a oriine), oouldu t buy
himself, or herself off like Taylor was doing, . Private fcalo during the Cay. Ctll and ex
but that the court had always insisted upon t amine tke ui"l aud prices. The highest
a plea o( guilty in tuoii oasee, tno speaker set
a good many wise men thinking who were
both ou and off the bench, iu the andlence
and around the ragged edges of the temple of
justice, , The speech had the desired effect us,
ever sine the matter of settlement of the
Taylor cascR has been held under advise '
mint. Hut otiu tiling la certain, the bill of
fees and t'xpcnw will be cut down, decreas-'
cd, "ra'cd." clipped or what ever-you may
callit, until a dittrllmtinn much more equit
able has been accomplished.
A VIRY BAD PRF.CKDINT.
The stupendously outrageous part of this
wliolo schema is that the Omini,sloners, who
have only been negligent and not robbers, are
not to go fire alung with Tnylor aud Heebc,
to whnsu fingers the gold sticks. No ono
chnrges cither ol tho llireo Commissioners
with getting one dollar of the large amount !
paid out for tho court house unless wo except
$100 paid to one of them as a present Crim
inally negligent and atrociously incompetent
they wero but the real robbers were Taylor
and Becbo. who have no affiliation with any
ono here, either by consanguinity or through
IniMne'S. Mr. Schalck and his auditorial
stuff proposes to let them go frco and to mako
scapegoats out of the three men who aro our
fellow i ltizens, who havo been teared among
in and who have many Interests in common
with many of our host people. I pay it ii a
piece of business which the court should sit
ilonn on with all the force of iiejuditial
ponderosity and not set a prt cedent that will
stalk forward in the forwatd In tho future,
like Banguo's ghont, ofiener than it is expect
ed. Taylor and lit ebo should have been put
on trial and convicted. They aro not entitled
to any moro leniency from tho court, because
tiny can pay back one-third of their plunder
than the poor man who steals a loaf of bread
to feed his starving children.
POINTS.
Tho nont Iittlo enterprise of our popular
llorists, the proprietors of Madison's con
servatory who havo arranged with tho pro
prietor of Wasley's drug store In Shenan
doah, where orders for lloweis can bo left, is
to be commended.
Tho interest taken in the Hbbald's
World's Fair contest, south of the mountain,
bids fair to send two of tho laireit of your
girls to tho windy city. This is not all blow,
cither, it is a lair and fortunats fact as the
votes will demonstrate
Candidates for county row officers are loom
ing Up already on the Democratic side. So
bt Henry Sehturmitn, present Recorder, hits
announced himself as a candidate fdr rc
ulectinn. Ho said in the Merchants' Hotel
the other evening that he would like nothing
letter than to havo that offlce fur life. Geoige
Folmcr, of your borough, will mako the
grtatest light of his life for Treasurer. S. C.
Kirk proposes to succeed himself for Pro
thonotary aud Joseph A. Nichler, the only
double dealer in liquor in this town, serves
notico that he wants Mr. Kirk's place.
Niehtcr Btiys he is sure to win and Jack
Toole says he will spend more money to get
tlwre, Han--KirkIto)kiu.during his term- jntt
about ending. Candidates for Commissioner
have not yet been heard from. Clerk Toole
will mako a vigorous attempt torcmain'whero
ho is. Tho'llght for Register will be between
Mr. Kisfler, of Vcst Ponn; and Ed. Hummol,
of Pinegrovo, for. their party nominations.
This year, however, tho Republicans propose,
to liaijo somo of tho offices, and the Demo
crats may just as well know it now.
Tho rush to "lift" licenses continues
great. Many of tho Bret to pay np and take
out their new certificates got in early so that
Iittlo violations of the law last year may not
thwart them by confronting them just when
they are safely over the first half mile in the
race,
Dr. Williams, of Gllberton, telegraphed to
a prominent lawyer in town ou Wednesday
that Alox Jacobs, of Gllberton, was pros
trated with typhoid pneumonia and wanted
to put in writing his last testament. The
lawyer hastened to Mr. Jacobs' bedside and
found him very low indeed. Many friends
here have sent Mr. Jacobs their kind wishes
for his speedy recovery. N.
In reference to the mention of the Newlln
oiler to settle for $d00, ns made above by our
correspondent, it is but just to say that the
County Commissioncis have denied that any
such oiler was matle in their presence. They
say that tho only offer of settlement mado to
them by Newlin was made on Saturday last,
at tho Commissioners! office, when Charles E
Breckons, ono of the Newlln attorneys, made
an ofl'er to accept $1,500 in full settlement of
his-ellentB' claim. 1 he overtures of the at'
tomey were looked upon by Commissioners
Bowes and DeTurk as a "feclor" to know
how they (the Commissioners) considered tbu
oa e, aud therefore they passed it off without
giving it any serious consideration, believing
the oiler vrus not wade seriously. Ed.
In case of hard cold nothing will relieve
the breathing so quickly as to rub Arnica and
Oil Liniment on tho chest. lm
Special Services.
Special religious services are being held in
the Primitive Methodist church every even
ing, exoept Saturday, to ooumence at 7
o'clock. The pastor will he assisted by sev
eral ministers from other ohurolies. Gospel
hymns will be used. A cordial invitation
will be given to everybody.
USE DANA'S SABSAPAKILLA, m
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
My stock for New Year gifts In jewelry
and funoy goods shall be as complete as ever.
Holdernian's jewelry store, 12196-U
OollVe's Auction Sale.
J. Coitee will sell his entire stock by auction
to settle the estate aud the sale will tie with
ast reserve. The stock consists of dry goods.
boois, show, ladies' atwl ibildreu's pouts. Sale
Bvery aveuing lietween G and 10 o'clock.
bidders will take the omw.
l'HIl.It' COPFXlt,
Puu Ui building.
1-lS-aHr
Fresh Morris River Cove Ojetere ueelved
f iallr at Coslell's,
U-22-tf
MEETING OP THE COMMITTEE
LAST NIGHT.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR THE PROJECT
Tho Committee Rondy to Roielvo
Subscriptions A Soliciting
Commlttoo of Fiftoon
Appointed.
MEETIKO of the sol
diers' monument com
mittee, was held last
evening in the Council
chamber and proved
to be a very impor
tant one. Mr. M. II.
Master, who was au
thorized to prcparo a
design for tho monu
ment, rfas present with
a design upm which lie
had given much caro and it met with general
stlisfucllon, with tho exception of one par
ticular. Mr. Master's design calls for a bugler
on top of tho monument and some members
of tho committee favor some other flguie.
Tills difference will bo adjaitid satisfactorily
to all parties befoie the next meeting.
There was a good attendance at tho meet
ng and all tho representatives agreed that
prospects for a successful termination of the
roject were excellent.
One of tho most important subjects dis
cussed was a method for raising funds and it
was decided to put soliciting committees at
work. In pursuance of this Chairman Daviil
Morgan was autboriaed to appoint, with the
assistance of Secretary Dengler, a committee
of fifteen to solltit subscriptions. This com
mittee will be made up of three citizens of
each of tho five wards of town.
1171 . r. , .
nuu me unuuciai part ol ttte project was
under discussion several rnembers strongly
urged that as much publicity as .possible be
given to tho desire of the committee to have
an persons who havo pledged sabseriptlons to
the fund pay the amounts to tho secretary as
soon as possible A list of these pledges, as
published in the IIxbald from time to time
sinco the project was first suggested, has been
furnished thp secretary.
It is hoped that by tho time the committee
meets again all who have thus pledged them
selves, or most of them, will have stepped up
to. tho secretary's desk and madn th.lr
pledges good.' All payments may be made or
sent to Mr. II. E. Dengler, secretary, Shenan
doah, Pa.
Obituary.
it is with regret that we announco the
death of Jliss Sarah J. Hughes, daugbter of
Daniel and Caroline Hughes, former residents
of this town. Miss Hughes was in hcrBix
teenth jearnnd n most amiable lady. The
cause of death, which occurred at the family
residence ,in Philadelphia ou Thursday, was
rupumattsm of the heart. The .Tcmains ar
rived in town this afternoon and were taken
to the residence ,of. Mr. B. O. .Church, on
South Whito street, and will bo .kept there
Until tho funeral takes place, to-morrow
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment will be
mado in the Odd Fellows' cemetery.
Sir, Tout's Succeii,
B. J. Yost, the recently appointed organizer
for tho State of Pennsylvania of the Patri
otie Order Sons of America, returned to town
last evening from Union county, where he
has been very successful in his work. Mr.
Yost says he has a number of charter appli
cations for now camps ready and he expects
to keep tho Stato Camp busy for some time in
keeping up with his work.
Klectrlo Hallway llulletln.
Hereafter tho electric railway cars will
leave tho cornor of CherTy and Main streets
tt 5:30 a. ra. daily and every 20 minutes
ihereaftor until midnight, at which hour the
it car will leave for Glrardville. On Hon
lay, November 7th, 1892, the fare for any
ength of ride between Shenandoah and
Urardvillo will ho'roduccd to five (5) cents.
Needs Attendance.
A water pipe on Gilbert street, between Oak
and Centre, has buret and the ieo that has
accumulated In that locality by Teoson of the
bleak makes the streets dangerous for pedes
trians and horses. At Centre and Gilbert
streets the roadways were in n terribhwondi-
tion to-day. This matter should receive the
immediate attention of the proper author
ities.
Died.
PURCELL. On tho 20th Inst., at Shenan
doah, Pa., Lucy, daughter of Martin and
Lucy Purcell, aged 9 years aud 6 man the.
Funeral will take place on Sunday, aiud
inst., at 2:30 p. m. Interment in the An
nunciation cemetery. l-20-2t
IIUGHES.-On the l&th hist., at Philadel
phia, Pa Sarah Jane, daughter of Dentil
aud Caroline Hughes, aged 16 years, 2 months
and 10 days. Funeral will take place at 2
p. iu. on Sunday, 2&nd inst, from the
residence of B. C. Church, 115 South White
street, Shenandoah, Pa. Interment iu the
Odd Fellows' cemetery. Friends and rela
tives are respectfully Invited to attend. It
StjrTloes Appreciated.
Mrs. Maria Gibson has beea made the
recipient of a handseme gold badge, the gift
of the Women's Relief Corps, auxilliury to
Watkiu Waters Tost. No. 146. G. A. II.. of
town. The corps mado the presentation in j
recognition of the valuable services Mrr.
Oibeou has rendered the past two terms as iu ,
Past President.
Best photographs and crayons at Dabb't,
MISSIONARY MSBTING.
An Interesting: Nes-ltui hi the Trlnlty,It-forim-il
Church Tit.tliiy.
The cxcrtitivo committee of the Ladle'
Missionary Society of the Schuylkill Claitl
met In quarterly session in the First Reform
ed church to-day, tho President, Mrs. Rct.
Henry Mosser, of Reading, presiding. AH
tho officers and sub commitlces made their
quarterly reports. ,
Tho session this morning was devoted "
mainly to routine business of the society.
The afternoon meeting was very Interesting.
This meeting was principally of a literur
character. Rot. O Boyle gave the society r.
hearty welcome and his address was re
sponded to by one of the lady members.
Tho society is growing fast and oreatine
quite an interest through tho classls. II ha
pledged itself to raise during the ensuing
year tho sum of five hundred dollars for
home missionary work. This shows the true
spirit of these christian ladies.
Tho society adjourned at 4 o'clock tht
afternoon, when tho members left for their
respective homes. The following form th
executive oommittco: Mrs. Ref. Henry
Mosser, Reading ; Mrs. Kaufman nnd Miw,
Rev. H. A. Kelser, Mahanoy City ; the MIsws
Walter, Adams, Lcvan, Klefer, Miller anA
Zerbey.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Ilooklugs
of 1'lavH to bo 1'rottaorri
at
Ferguson's Thotitro.
Tho house was packed full last night, and
tho audience was perfectly satisfied with the
excellent performance of "The'lioy Tramp.'
Tho play is pretty, full of fun and human
inteiest aud is much improved since iui
production here 1ml scinon, both in cast and
scenic effects. Tho company aro all capable
people and acted their parts in a moot
masterly manner. August Neuville is a meet
clever comedian after the style of Roland
Iteed, and made as great a hit with the big
audience. The scenery is a big feature and
was received with loud applause. Tht.Tlmtt,
Buffalo, N. Y. " The New Boy Tramp" wiK
appear at Ferguson's theatre this evening-.
"tub limited mail."
Among the attractions booked at Ferguson's
theatre in the near future is Elmer K.
Vance's great icalistic comedy drama, "The
Limited Mail," which has created such a
furore iu the dramatic world. It is said to
be the most realistic and wonderful scenic
andrneclianicBl production ever staged, anJ.
the crowds everywhere are numerous. At
Ferguson's theatre on Monday, January 30tk.
Atone on the l'ralrle.
The day was in that transitory state when
twilight lingers in the lap of day and dark
ness struggles for the ascendency. Thesuv
hurigtn 0 great red ball of lurid flara
betwixt heaven and earth; there was a
feeling of profound quiet which seemed U
settle on all things auimato and Inanimate.
The birds, the insects, the very trees ani
sprouting plants were for the moment hushed
if in expectancy of some unforeseen, some
inexplicable something which seemed t
pervade the very atmosphere. A bull frog
gurgled softly as he fell back into the limpid
water. Suddenly over the brow of a distant
hill', there appeared a solitary man, seated
astride a great bay horse; he cast one lone
sweeping glance around him and then wont
back over the brow of the hill again. Ani
that same night over seven hundred people
wero turned away nnable to gain admissioe.
to the Opera House where "Sho Couldn't
Marry Three" was being played to the most
delighted audience of the season.
USE DANA'S SAR9APABILLA, rr
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
The leu Masee.
The management of the Eden Dime
Musee at Robbins' opera house has met witk
such flattering success it has extended the
improvements of the house and to-day mldeJ
three new and beautiful sets of scenery te
the stage paraphernalia. This improvement
will serve to increase the museum's popu
larity and make the venture a profitable one.
To night there will be a special feature In the
programme, a pie-eatiug match and the
winner will receive a valuable prize.
Sermons to Vounc; lien.
Rev. Robert O'Boyle, of tho Trinity Re
formed cliureb, will preaoh a sermon to
morrow (Sunday) evening for young men.
This is the first of a series of sermons Mr.
O'Boyle will' deliver. The subject for to
morrow evening is an interesting one. The
young men of town should avail themselves
of this opportunity and be benefitted by the
service.
'MM worn out" Is the expreaelon of the
Hveplest aurtfrer with lluo terrible rouiku
Pan-Tina puis s, sicp to It. It a runedy tor
0ugh, Colds ft'.d I'ousuiuptlou, 26 oeule,
I'an-TmaU sold at P. P. I). Kirlln'udrH
tor.
Mlectlun Tickets.
The auditors of townships and borettgl
should ler in ruiud that the law requires
that the tickets to lie used in their, dittrjeie at
tke approach lug spring auction matt bear a
fmctimilt of their signature sad this wlU
require a cut of the signatures. The H be alb
is preiatred to furnish such eats Ar $&M aa4
will rornlah all elee'lou priutiug at esiually
reasonable rates. Orders should he laft early
a the date for the dlttrlbatloa ef aleeMea
tickets is olosa at hand.
All thoee who have used Baxter's Mat"
drake Bitten sperk very strongly la their
praWe. Twenty five rente per bottle, lm
For Kale.
A valuable property on North Whito atreci.
A good block trout, two, homes and ataUe
back. Particulate apply at Hkk.au oiaWe.
l-2Q.it
The tender approving smile of a me& wife,
next to a bottle of Dr. OotK WAd dh&rry
and Senok-a ie untold wealth in many a
huwUle eattaga.